cmoctat.
WnshinRton Letter.
Fitn our regulsr Corrassondsnt,
Washingtoh, August 12, 1895.
Secretary Morton believes in practic
ing what he pieaches. Several weeks
ago he publicly advised young men to
buy farms in Virginia, because "of the
cheapness of land in that state. To
show that he considered that advice
good he proposes to buy a farm in that
state himself ,and to divide his residence
after his return to private life between
Nebraska and Virginia. Secretary Mor
ton's good words for Virginia so interest
ed some prominent citizens of the state
that he was invited to deliver an ad
dress at Manassas, near the famous bat
tle field of that name. He has accepted
the invitation and white there he will
decide About the purchase of the farm
in thatilocality, which is only 26 miles
fromJWashington and connected by rail.
A -great deal of silly twaddle was nip
ped in the bud by the cablegram received
by the department of State from trie U.
S. Consul at Fort Louis, Mauritius, etat
ing that he had made arrangements to
send Mrs Walker, wife of the negro ex
consul who is now serving a twenty
vears sentence in French prison, and
her children, to France, by the steamer
leaving there the 20th mst. Of coarse
the pathetic story of this woman and
her children being left to starve in a
foreign land will continue to be printed
in the class of newspapers which prefer
misstatements to facts all the time.
Hon. Channcey F. Black, of Jfennsyl
vania, who was in Washington for
several days in connection with business
of the National Association of Democrat
ic Clubs, of which he is president, said
of the republican fight in his state
"The democrate, . while the funeral is
none of theirs, are sincerely desirous to
see Senator Quay triumph over the
combine that is trying to compass his
political annihilation. I don't think
that democratic well wishing will be of
any benefit to Quay ; on the contrary, it
will add to bis load. Senator Cameron
is another load, a good bit heavier one
than the sympathy of the democrats.
Thus handicapped Quay has a desperate
fight on his hands, but my belief is that
he will win. The character of the men
fighting him ia enough to put the peo
ple on Quay's side They represent all
that is detestable and corrupt in modern
politio. They are,an ungrateful lot too,
for most of them are under the heaviest
obligation to Quay."
There is little probability that the
vacancy upon the bench of the TJ. S.
Supreme Court, made by the death of
Justice Jackson, of Tennessee, will be
filled before Congress meets. The po
sition being too important to be filled by
a recess nomination which the Senate
might decline to confirm after the new
Justice had taken part in tLe work of the
court. The absence of prominent demo
crats from Washington makes all the
talk about a successor to the late Justice
Jackion nothing but speculation, lie
cause President Cleveland nominated
Justice Whit?, of Louisiana to the last
vacancy from New York, which ia of
- ourse, more or less probable, but all the
anie it is only a guess. Three members
of the present Supreme Court, Chief
Justice Fuller and Justices Sbiras and
White, were appointed by Presi
dent Cleveland and the appoint
ment wtiicb the late Justice Mackeon re
ceived in the last days o! the Harrison
administration Ehould properly have
been made by bim. Thus what Mr
Eanison deprived him of Providence
has restored to the President. Under
stand, I do not mean to imply that the
selection of Justice Jackson was not a
good one. On the contrray, it was an
excellent one, and might easily have
been made by President Cleveland, who
had daring his first administration
made Mr Jackson a TJ. S- Circuit Jadge.
Only it was not regarded as just the prop
er thin for an out going republican
president to fill surh an important place,
belonging to the democrats, when be
knew that the democrat selected could
not take his seat upon the bench before
a democratic president came in.
Blessed in Oregon.
Oregon is strictly in tbe swim accord
ing to the ttatement of F. A. Alexander,
who arrived Thursday from a three
weeks trip through tbe eastern states.
Mr. Alexander was in Ht. Lonis.Chicago,
Cleveland, New York, Albany and many
. other important cities, and in each cf
- them he found many people anxious to
know all about Oregon. "How is it that
your crops never fail, and that your fruit
is so mueh better than the California
product?" was a question that met him
at every turn, and the npshot of it is
that Mr. Alexander returned home,
proud of his state, and doubly assured
tbat all of tbe fruit grown in Web
foot will find in the East a ready market"
at the top figure. It was in New Yoik
that Mr. Alexander was, when there
came to a commission firm from a Port
land correspondent a telegram announc
ing that a heavy shipment of Oregon
fruit had been forwarded and it was
from the commission men themselves
that he learned that tbe whole shipment
had been disposed of within a few hours
after the recipt of tbe telegram.
In every city be visited east of St.
Louis he heard joyful expressions of tbe
marked improvement in business. Fac
tories everywhere have increased wages,
pet on additional operatives and are
running at full blast. Money is easy,
there is plenty of confidence, and dealers
are buying liberally for autumn trade.
Before he left for the att Mr. Alexander
had heard of tbe renewed industrial ac
tivity, but was unpi pared for the extra
ordinary bustle he fonnd everywhere
manifest.
The tad chapter in his trip, however,
was the return bome.when the day after
the recent heavy hai! and w'ndstorm in
Nebraska, be pa?eed through the strick
en district. It extended over portions of
several counties and fields of corn and
wheat were left crashed and prostrate,
dreary and deco'ate, unfit even to cut
for hay. Tbe scene was depressing, and
in striking contrast with the heavy laden
' fields and bountiful harvest that he saw
on entering Willamette. Corvallis
Tim -s
A correepondent in the New York
T'iwh s aliaeka the Oreson Supreme Court
and Kays that it is no state in which to
loan mooy on account of the recent de
cision in the Oregon Pacific case. The
writer signs himself "Equrty'and is un
doubtedly one of Mr.Coe's friends getting
even with the state.
Already wheat is being sold in small
quantities to meet small debts. The
door of tbe Democbat office is open, and
who wonts Harder than tlie newspaper
man for what he gets.
"Yes we have a great trany interest
ing experiences out in the Puget Sound
country," said the New England man,
lately returned from the State of Wash
ington. ''I saw a big brown bear one
day when I was six miles from the near
est camp. He was about fifty feet ahead
of me on the trail, and I was two lee
ward of him, so I just went around him."
"Why didn't you Bhoot him?"' "Well
people that don't know the forest always
ask that, even after I've told them I had
only three shots left in ray revolver and
no other gun along. I should have been
in a mess if I had only wounded him,
you Bee. When he scented -me, I was
a long way off." "Didn't he run after
you?" "Oh, those brown bears are ah
much afraid of a man as a man is of
them. Why, I knew a fellow who was
going across a stream on an old tree
once. The trunk of the big pine was
about fivefeet up from the ground on
his side of the stream and three feet on
the bear's side, He was picking his
steps and didn't look to the other side
oi the water 60 feet or bo; when he got
airly up on the log, there was the bear
coming. They were both so dead scared
they tumbled off into the water on dif
ferent sides of the log." "What hap
pened next?" "Nothing. They both
swam ashore on their own Bides of the
river, and put off through the forest.
don't suppose there ever was a man and
a bear more surprised or worse scared."
Boston Cultivator. All of which makes
the Oregon ian smile.
The following on the school book
question is at least interesting: "The
Chicago Board of .Education has just
discovered that the school children of
that city are paying $5,000 a year more
for their text books than is paid by the
pupils of St Louis or Omaha. The aver
age price inSt Louis per pupil is 87 cents,
in Omaha 23 cents and in Chicago 70
cents. The low cost in the first two cities
is explained by the fact that the books
are delivered directly by the publishers
at wholesale rates, and they are distrib
uted by tbe school department.
Two race horses were sold at public
auction Ust Monday to Satisfy a mechan
ics lien, for shoeing. The bill was about
$3. One horse brought $50 and tbe
other $10. When only two years old
these horses were wotth $1,000. A Mr
Pro ebetel the owner disagreed with the
blacksmith. Mr M. J. Wirtx. over the
shoeing, and when be learned that the
law protected him, he the
horses and sold them. The owner was
not present at the sale. Port'andEx-
The Twice-a-week edition of tbe New
York World has been converted into the
Thrice-aweek. It tarnishes 3 papers of
6 pages apiece, or eighteen pages every
week.at the old price oi one dollar a year.
This gives 156 papers a year for one dol
lar and every paper has 6 pages 8 col
umn wide or 43 columns in all. The
Thrice-a-week World is not only much
larger than any weekly or eemi-weekly
newspaper, but it famishes the news
with much greater Ireqaenc and
promptness. In fact it combines all tbe
crisp, fresh qualities pf a daily with the
attractive special features of a weekly .
It and the Wesklt Democrat cin b- se
cured for $2.00 a year in advance.
The biggest liar on earth visited xur
office the other day with a story about
tbe storm. He eats the wind blew the
bark out of his dog, the teeth from his
harrow, the barbs from the wires on bia
fence, tbe hole ont of a hollow log.spokes
from his baggy wheels, took one side of
bis whiskers, and one of the wheels of
kin head. Ex.
The same fellow told the same yarn
around this town, only be made it a lit
tle worse. Up here he said that it blew
the curbing out of bis well, tbe tail from
a cast iron bnll dog, and the wind oat of
Col. Hofer.-Balem Pont.
lie rcacuea juuuj, a bwiu uui
streets were blown as smooth as pave
ment, our bonded indebtedness out of
sight,the moes)from our moss-backs, blew
$20 pieces into all of our pockets, and
puffed the price of wheat uo to $1.
An unmarried man or woman of mar
riageable age is something that is rarely
seen in the Fiji Islands. The reason of
this is not far toseek. The natives be
lieve tbat if a person dies while in an n re
married slate, hisor her soul is doomed to
wander about through the endless ages
of eternity in an intermediate region be
tween heaven and hades. At the end of
each moon they are allowed to look into
heaven, bat are never per mi ted to eater.
Such an idea ia Albany would no
doubt cause several marriages that have
been on the tap:s a number of years.
An Albany minister says the world is
growing worse, and that we are now in
the very last daye, probably ill end
this present existence. The editor of
tbe DkktocaAT doesn't believe the world
ia growing worse or tbat there is good
Biblical proof that tbe wortd will end
soon. Some of these men w!u do this
kind of figuring seem to take the result
and figure backwards.
A man through years of training can
educate himself to be contented with
life. Governor Fletcher, of tbe Balem
Poet, heroically says : Ws beg tbe Alba
ny .Democrat that we prefer big ears to
big feet. We have noticed that the
whole negro population have big
feet. Abraham Lincoln one of the
grandest men of tbe sges t ad very large
ears.
Senator Daniels said tbe other day:
"I will only say that I am a democrat,
and, being a democrat, I could not help
being for tbe solid, honest and ancient
cold and silver moner of tbe democratic
party. Tbe party of tbe people must
stand for the money of the people, aid
whom God bath joined together, plutoc
racy shall not pat asunder."
Bevs. Grant, Locke aud Boyd seem to
have the inside track tt jth tbe Oregon -fan,
and one would think there weie no
other ministers in the city. Some of the
others will have to change ttieir names
to one sylable.
Ibis from the Corvallis Times is very
significant, and indirectly eraphacises
the advantage that would occur from
the overland going through the Willam
ette valley in the day t.me so it could be
seen: Samuel E.Dale, for thirty years
an attorney at Chicago, now engaged in
making a tour of tbe Pacific coast, was
in town Wednesday and Thursday, fie
has been in every city of importance
norh of ns, and left Thursday south
bonnd. Fur yea r in i i i-ild lie hid
liewiu ul me limuieue vwtley, and ex
pected much, but freely acknowledged
ity golden wheat fields, green meadows.
and trees and beautiful rivers
and
streams made tbe region deligbtnl b?
yond comparison. When the bigfams
and big orchards are divided up, Mr
Dale holds that Willamette should inn
tain tbe richest agricultural population
on the face of the earth .
Never squeal until your toesare step
ped upon.
The beet place to put an advertisement
is in the paper that enjoys the confidence
of the community, says Pi inters Ink.
Varina Davis, daughter of Jeff Davis,
has written a novel of Southern life.said
to possess considerable literary merit.
Whether a young man is qualified
be a good husband may be tested, it
said, very effectually by getting him
put a 14,l. collar on a 15 shirt.
$50,000,000 this year for new bicycles
Well, as a good deal is spent by people
who can afford it why not? The Demo
crat never feels like objecting except
when a man neglects his just debts.
People who formerly were antagonistic
to Quay of Pennsylvania are now his
friends because a mors rottea gang is
camped on his tracks, and Quay in com
parison is a model man.
The two doctors who had the duel in
Portland have been accused of adminis
tering bad medicinr.but it seems to have
worked pretty well. Among other things
it opened the Portland hospital to view,
so one can see something of the internal
organs of the institution .
The Democrat editor will not take his
outing at Coronado beach, Calif. An
Albany man who has just returned from
Southern California and visited Corona-
do says the hotel only charges $1.60
meal. That wculd be about $0.00 a da?
including bed. A tent or cottage will do
very well for a newspaper man.
The following bill was recently actual
ly presented by a viewer in Clay county,
ind., and we give it as a sample for Linn
count? viewers: Far viewing one day
$1.50. Walking through mud and water
$.75. Getting lost going over $.37,
Getting lost coming home $.27J. Doing
without dinner $.69. Making neighbors
angiy $ Oti.V Total $3.CSJ.
The Florence West editor taias good
sense in the following: There is evi
enough in man. uod knows: But it is
net the mission ot every yonng man and
woman to detail and report it all. How
pleasant it would be if all the world were
to love Uieir neighbor, and '' the rest
of mankind" would stody to be quiet
and to cind their own business.
The Hollanders are not fond of lazy
people, and they have a good way of cur
ing persons who can but won't work
If a pauper who is able to work refuse
to do eother put him in a cistern, to
which a pump is attached, and torn on
a stream of water. This stream flows
into the cistern just slow enongb to en
able the laity person by lively pumping
to keep the water from getting over his
head.
Bishop Cleveland Coxe hss a bitter
dislike to the riding of bicycles by wo
men. Some one began to speak to bim
lately of "a lady on a bicycle," bul he
said inipatientlv : "'Sir, you never saw
a lady on a bicycle, and never will." If
Bishop Cleveland said that he is a Crst
class liar. Some of tbe finest ladies in
the world ride bicycles, women ot
clean characters aid possessing all the
womanly qualities. Down on tbe nar
row minded cranks.
Tbe women of Indiana are fast gaining
their rights along some lnes ' least.
Females are employed in Indiana as fol
lows: There are 7,74 farmers and 561
agricultural laborers, 9,432 teachers, 31,-
093 domestic servant", 3.17S laundresses.
. 2,467 bonse-keepers, 1,937
I boarding housekeeper 1 .5C
clerks, 707
523 merchants
and saleswoman, 236 stenographers and
type writera,H0 telegraph and telephone
operators, CS shoemakers and repairers,
8,115 dressmakers, 2.371 milliners, 5,083
teamtresses, t, 132 tailors.
An Eastern woman tells how to keep
flies sway witbcot screans: "I buy five
cents worth ol oil of lavender at the drug
stoie and mix it with th same quantitv
of water. Then I pat it in a common
glass atomizer and spray it around the
room wherelhe flies are apt to congregate
especially in f.he dining room, where I
sprinkle it plentifully over the table
inen. Tbe odor is especially disagreea
ble to flies, and tney will never vecto re
'n its neighborhood, though to most
people it has a peculiarly fresh and
greatfu'. smell." Detroit Free Press.
The editor of the E. O. cccasiocally
gets very sarcastic. Here is '.one of his
throats : The gigantic intellect in charge
of the Astorian, published in tbe town
tbat is going to have a railroad, is very
much alarmed less immigration will not
flow into Oregon because of the "silly
articles'' publisbtd in some newspapers.
We feel that if this paper which this wise
Journalist has control over circulated
widely there uigb. be some ground for
bis fears; bat since no ore reads it bat a
few fi-'iermen and real estate owners
and speculators in and around Astoria,
we think the young man ia more scared
than the occasion seems to justify.
Doubtl.-ss the yonng man has a few
"New Astoria" lots which he has taken
in exchange for advertising and which
be desires to dispose of, hence his tale of
woe.
A Washington dirpatrh says that Ex
Senatot Butler, of South Carolina.called
tod7 on Senators Jones and Harris,
members of the executive committee
appointed by the recent democratic s'iver
conference, and tsuggented the following
propositions to be advocated by the sil
ver democrats:
First Repeal the tax on state bank
circulation.
Second Admit silver to coinage at an
equality with gold at the tatio of 16 to
1.
Third Retire nil greenbacks and coin
cert'ficates.
Fourth Iteq'iiie national banks to
surrender their charters and permit
them to take out state charters under
national supervision.
Filth Taae tha government entirely
out of the brnking business.
Sixth Stop the insua uie of I ng time
bonds by the government. The rev
enues should be enough to support the
government; but if it is necessary to
ssue bond, they should be of small
denomination, so that otiro.yn peiph
may invest their savings in them
The runs of threshing crews are much
larger than last year, in this county, a
1 fact that indicates that the yield is much
I larger. There is no question on that
piint
j Khou'd knee breaches come into sty!e
( ptntially it will no doubt causea new in
1 du!ry,that of leg straightening.
MISFITS.
After reading of the antics of Corbctt
and Fitz8immonB one may bo justified in
remarking that John L. Bnllivan hits
been thoroughly vindicated. He is quite
a gentleman.
A good deal is said alwtit Hoke Smith
in the east; but keep your eyes on our
Hank Smith up in the Santiam. Hois
solving the gold question out of eight in
a practical way.
Judging from our exchanges Newport
is full of belles this season. Nearly every
city claims the honor. This belle busi
ness by the way is as smoky ns the Wil
lamette valley has been.
The reason why the Salem band broke
up before the end of the season is now
freely discussed, and the names of the
parties in the Bcandal are openly handled
by the Portland papers. Of course New
port had to have a scandal before the
end of the season. It lias had nearly
everything but the sea serpent.
A Christian Endeavor young man in
Michigan forged checks lost year to raise
funds to attend the national endeavor
convention at Boston. This year an
other Michigan endeavorer ran away
with his neighbor s wife and took her to
Boston. Jbx. lino caso a year out of
30,000 or 40,000 is certainlv a splendid j
showing for the Y. P. S. C. E. i
Junction City Times has made the fol
lowing tit for use in Oregon : A married
woman in Lugene got the best ot her
husband the other evening. When he
same home late, as was his custom, and
rang the door bell his wife went to the
door and whispered through the key
hole: "Is that you, Jim?" Her hus
band's name, of course, was not Jim, and
now he stays at home every night and
sleeps with one eye open and a club un
der Ilia pillow.
A new wav of colieetinir old debts is
being introduced in Maine towns. The
introduction of the scheme is a novelty,
too. A young woman of alleged great)
attractiveness is the advance agent, and ;
bet ween her own attractions ana those
of her scheme she is said to be a wry ! grdW. bui'.t in this city bv J. Let hers ex
complete success. She calls on the local nriM. thi. ra,;si ,n,i .1,
in the new agency
A few davs ;
after her departure
there appears -
T 11 Z i .V1. Louis Bilser. of Portland, aire 1; John
M?lTbK;T h?fVtthef -'cWnl-.rgert of this city. W 17. and
lars of old debts and debtors from Krank Midows, a printer of .his ci;v.
members and then proceed to call on the '
victims. The contract provides that Hie ! " masaw.
horribiv conspicuous collectors halt! Kossavao. Or.. Au. 19. Sheriff G
make Id calls a day on each debtor, j p. Cat hart is iuk:n an energetic effait
meeting him anywhere and everywhere, lompiurt Hie Coo liav staiterobbtr.aud
The most of the debtors are glad toitii IVputv i-:. E. Hodsou, ha spent
make a prompt settlement rather than several davs near the scene of the hold
have the whole neighborhood see them up and has i-ucceeded in fioJ-mr tcrae
haunted by the green coated spevter. clues w hich point lo the robber'a id-n-The
Democrat knows Albany men whom tity Ayocngman named Wood, who
it would serve right to have an army of ; .pent some time in Koebn-g, and fin
green coated men after. j i!y moved with some friend to !a)la
j to engage in placer mining, is suspected
In his sermon yesterday morning Uev. of being tbe oue highwayman.
Abbett told of an interesting incident ! A fa), arclrfrat.
that happened in his native state that ' . . ..
dervee a place in the coin mns of the Astvaia. Or., Aug 1 9 -Early tais
nrvmiT It ia jsi.in in ! niormnir. whti ndinon bis veloc;tetle.
. , ,
mark! manner mhnt a IhiIa tf.in ri!l
do sometimes in shaping the cours; of
mens lives. A voucg man had been
teaching school in a very backwoods dis
trict, when one evening just before clos
ing he asked three boys to remain after
school. They expected a scolding for
something they had done; but instead
he said to them: "Boys, 1 want you to
go to ColJege." and had an interesting
talk with them on the subject. They
parted saying they would think about it.
i-everai weeks afterwards they a?ain re
mained after school and told their
teacher thev had decided to go to col legs,
a biave determination, as they were sons
of very poor people. Thev "went. Not
long ago, vears aiterwards, the teacher
shook hands with the three in Indiana!-
olie, when one was president of the state
senate, one Fpeaker of the house and tbe
otlier one of lh wealthiest mercbanta in
that citv. A will to do something in the
world 'all from a little word from
school teacher had place.! them among ' eime.t at 5!2,tf . with .a) irwar
tbe nraininent men of their iat I anee 1 he brv-raao fid hiui work to w
Wheat Quotations in Alharv the other'
day were 47 cents. At ffalcin, twenty-j
live in ura nearer i oruanu, -m rents. .i-
tnr haj. a amr.jini:r..l Uni-hK
,T .V. i-r." "
ITrT
The M abington News in a renunis-
cent anicie on uenerat urant's ursgon
rZsZ,rJ'ri. --.t' VJ
Lane.andJun Nesmith. It is narrated br
Jadge Noah on tbe authority of an army
officer that on one occasion liolli.lav.
orani, ingaus, ana .eaum en$r3l in ,
a game of poker which lasted twow-ks Lask Mimssw.uka. N Y.. Aag 19.
night and day. At this juncture It rv-) F.i-Associate Jiutke Hronir. of tbe United
curved to Neemith that he ha4 left hia ; f'lat Mtpreme cart, diett boreal 2:10 tti
wife at home, some bundreti miles awav, ! aftercrvui. "I be es jottce w broach! to
but with little in tbe larder and no Ike Mmnewaka several werks ao uf
money, and tbe unwelcome thought i ferine from a ci' arri.il xTction of Wog
flashecl acits his mind that he bad gone ' etAnUicc- His system was yem w
awav to be absent onlv a couple dav. s al vraf'y weakened ly a fail down a
and in the interval it was quite probahk-
. I . t - .... ( t ,
itiai jirs. eercim uaa run tne u-nKi;i
. I . . 1,1 1 - . ...
m uer uouaeuom supplies, was out rti ; ur jiwn? . uvuit ii uu m irioimjai. mi evkli irti: Mirm papers ue the i'X
money and possibly being cared for by I tjte, from wbah be rallieei cn'y at J pression in tbe same way. As hog rais
the neighbors. The thought was har "inteivals inc it the Uyt paving indu:rv in lire-
rowing, and be vainly sought to banhdi ITrr.lVe inMrsl. g.n to.!av the matter sl.noM bb taken
it from his ntind. but faihnztodo .o,
rmt tita nprvo altltA nl.v a.1 uitl. ti
rnnaiderable mnnir t Issi lwmir-
desperate, he Irani I v stated the case- and
announcei nig determination
game and return home
Ben Holliday, who was not
sweetest temper w hen und.
and lift hliirusl mir
"If v-.ii want in intn l, i...
elared
and savagely retorted :
"Jump tbe game! Jump the game!
Whv, we have lxen playing here two
weeks, niglH and day. llow long dor-s a
man have to play poker with you lefore
be can decently jump the game? Vouare
th biggest poker hog, F-n Ilolladay, I
ever knew." ,
MARRIED.
GIBSON ACIIESON. At the resi
dence of and by Kev. A. H. 8kni?irs.
Christian minister, Junction City, (r.,
r-aiurnay j i in, A. A. Uiljson and Miss
Maud Achison, all of Lane Co. The
brute is a sister of Mr. K W. Acliison.
H-pochondr;caf,
despondent, nerv
ous, tired
out" men
-those who
sufier from
backache ,
weariness,
loss of en
ergy, im
paired mem
ory, dizzi
ness, melan
choly and
the re
sult of ex
hausting dis
eases, or drains upon the system,
excesses, or abuses, bad habits, or
early vices, are treated through cor
respondence at their homes, with
uniform, success, by the Specialists
of the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical
Institute, of Buffalo, N. Y. A book
of 136 large pages, devoted to the
consideration of the maladies above
hinted at, may be had, mailed se
curely sealed from observation, in a 1
plain envelope, by sending 10 cents
fa one-cent stamps (for postage on
Book)to the World's Dispensary
Medical Association, & the above
mentioned Hotel. For more than
a quarter of a century, physicians '
connected with this widely cele
brated Institution, have made the
treatment of the delicate diseases
above referred to, their sole study
and practice. Thousands, have coi
suited them. This vast experience
his naturally resulted in improved
methods aud means of cure.
don't you say so like a man, and not give ; ' re f'fn-Bg that portion of tee build
any such flimsy excuse and lay the r.v- ,B-., A," ? dead aw I et-r Uutury
sponsibility on your wife?" anJ renier.the proprietors; al t.n..
Nesmith olareti fnrinni.lv m IT,.1li,liv- ' rfwk. tl.eday c'fl'k and lU ru-bt clerk.
Saw
TELEGRAPHIC.
a Irair t;mii.
Washington, Aug.20, The gold syn
dicate today prevented tho gold reserve
from fulling below the $100,000,000 mark.
A bout 2 o'clock, the treasury department
was informed that $2,850,000 in gold had
been withdrawn for export from tbe sub
treasury in Naw York. As tho gold re
serve at thn clone of business today stood
at $102,527,140, the withdrawal would
have reduced the reserve to $!M,G77,1 IS. A
few minutes afterward, however, Acting
Secretary Curtis received a telcffram, say
ing that Pierpont Morgan, of the syndi
cate, had deposited "2,000,0 0 in irold in
exchange tor greenback. Th s deposit
swelled the reserve to f iui.tx (,hs,
ltigali WllIlD.
Chicago. Aug.20' Ex-Senator John I.
lnga'.U, of K'limis, is in town. Aftod if
he would a;ain be a candidate for United
States enutor, he replied:
'"It has been generally under to jd since
my defeat in lr!)l that if 1 returned to
Fublic life my ambition was to beijin where
left off, and resume my old utvt. There
is gratifying unanimity anions Kiisas
republican in favor of my return to the
senate, and 1 am sure if they see fit to
honor me again I would accept it.
A le cr Capture
Losu Bkach, Wash, Aog.20 -A. J.
Luak, an embezzler to the tune of $SO,0OJ ,
is on his way to Portland in charge of
Tnittd SUites Manual tirady, who has
been on his trail since last June. Tho ar
rest wan made here by Deputy Marshal
Harry Morgan yesterday, and is tho cul
mination of a e'ever piece of detective
work. Lusk, who was cashier of the First
National bmk of Wicbita, Kan., robbed
that institution of some $80,000 two years
ego. Two of hi confederates were arrest
ed and convicted. He was nlnaraught and
eseatied for the time being on u technicali
ty, flying to San Francisco.
Thre lira Dm ward.
Astoria. U. 13. During the regatta
today, while the sloop nice wis on. a uiot
,litrrinu mvidrtnt occurred. Th Mono-
men were drowned. There was I7,all told,
on board. The oth-T U were rescued. The
1 t
iift-iirniMi nrn
I invtion Foreman DwiijOt Ditliaan. of the
llwaro IUilway A' Nank-ation Companr
wa run over by an engine and received
injuru wide j rrwilted in his death h.h-r in
the day. I !.- morning was thick and fogy
and hlnman did c.4 bear the approaching
train. I be engineer could not the
man. and was nut aware of bis beintr on
tlie track. When t jo Uie. the tijrureof
Hicinan loom! up through the ruit jat
ahead ot the engine. The ciah came and
liiuman wa thrown front the trark. One
leg was completely svveri.. I below tho
knee.
M curonn. Cr.. Auz. 19. Tbe public I
' scho-4 I uiMins ia this cit v borne 1 to the I
iTf8'1 0,54 BKirnm Mw-n 1 and 2
'o clock, rue Sre swmpJto have started
n tbe, Wensect ao j tbe entire buildiojr
burned at once. Tbe gerjd scpjwutioo
,0,jt ", Sr hH 60:0 "nJ c
. the bot;d;njr a! the tame tin.. I he loss
tiie fvwihern Mi-tbodit church, wbich
i atood ;:it aro tHe street.
4 tt'.mm Affair.
' t.. a . . .t 1 I
. ...i vit. auk i . i. . l . . i
il:.iiT1Jiul,-' .m'"r...
..u,w. Vrr;:-
i"rr --"",r; ,
j aiTsdaviw in sappart cf a new ciiMisn for
i coange KBU ."3.a'
: crC'TiV rriV.I
' it is sid they will en leavor to bate j
Koa selected at the scene of the trial. j
rrsBl steal Sis Dra4
, h'ubt c-f tirs at hi hoaie in a.hink-:on
l ... . i . ... ' t . ; I
r.iwi t w ibwuiot t;u r.ui ci sinnu
I . ! I . l . , . !: . . . ;
r- n -n . u.,..
; Xo. 1725 U !,.(
uwreoce nivei. was,'
. . . .
( ... t. i.. . , . ... ..,
"r v " " "
: the en'ira force cf
eir.pioe-e w'r
jK.ro-'f whom I as I en bund. At 2 AO
a in ti have been accoiint-d for. six being
f.rjl).i!ly fatally injure! au I the ret lew
seriously -xm aftir the eijmMon the
night cl rk was berd to rviiMrk that 70
gue-t l ie in tbo hone. The lit of ser
vant .ll not exceed 10, making a p!ih!e
dedh 1 tof oG.
Mar D.nar4.
Ot-::N)sta, Md . Aug 13. By tbe ovir
lra.'u:" of a xinail pleasure bout, an entire
family w;u drowned, and to other f.unil-
n ;.re in mourning. A party of farmers
frwiit'e neiirliborr.oul of Frank furl and
!l;' .. ;!le, I VI.. ha l a fihfrr on tirey's
cm-t. a hranrh of the Isle of Vight ly,
wi h i i.tliinp. hsliin; and other ainu e
menis. William liumlsoa carried a r-'r,y
A nine cut muling. Knd as the Ho.it n-s
alout t come bick fie women of tho p-ty
jmrped screaming on ihe high sid . cjj
sizing tlw little CTAft, which was scarcely
Urge enough to carry five pesons.
4 Bo rrsbabty klllrrJ.
Sas 1'RA.Nrii.co. Aur. IS Cliarlcs
King, a I Vyear-old boy, will probably die
of an accidi-ttt whi-h happened to-day in
the Ualilon Uale 1'tirk. His horse Lecanie
frighteuctl by a wlieelman who daahod bv
too close to him. Young King received
his injuries while trying to control the
horse.
That Dogwwwr-
T40oi.t. Aug. 19 ' Owney" the ponta'
clerks' famous dog, who hiw traveleil all
over the United Mates, sails at 4 o'clock
to-morrow on a trip around the world from
Tifonia. Karloy in Jilly "Owney'' came
to l'acouia and made a trip to Alaska.
Keturning lie iimpec'ed a t'hina sbwnier
lyinir at .uo dock and seeuiod uiuih inter
es.ed in it. 'ibis led to Assistant I'ostiiiiintei'
Stockton making nrningfiiiicnU for him to
go around the world. He will goto Hong
Kong on tho Northern Pacilic i-teamer
Victoria, ns tho guest is Captain John
Pan bin.
A Rrroid llrokre.
Siiokakb. Amr. 18 iJohn Slaver ot
Portland, today lowered tbe Pacific North
west record for three miles llewaspiced
by a tandem, and went the distance in
7:15 4-E. 'I he first mile wns made in 2:25,
the second ia 2:'J7, nnd tho last in 2-2:1 4-5.
The mile made b Campbell yesterday in
J.04 wns with a Hying stait.
4 Kl" fa aCrjurfb
St Joskph, Mo., Atiir. ' IS, Tin-re was
a riot at .St PcU-r and St Paul's Catholic
church to day, nnd as it result one mnn
was fatally injure)) and six othem are bad
ly used up, tha injuries of two lein? serious
There is a faction of the church opposed to
tbe priest.nnd lie-e men attempted to break
up the ser vires. Several nriosts bae been
nmdj.
to quit the o ,he Keview. oraokv. half
ThU ancered u":.l'ui,u"f-. siw, hh dkHie iarkaa. ewotistic. t.
a man oi tne s f -- , . , , s jaunaicvr.1 tniici.e, etc.
r . ! .fnirftin t: .1 n .. (!nrn Mrifn a rft.li I Ha ? . .V '
er excitement, ! u"1" -" " '-u 7"u " " " 'J
' i of tberu mat have tu kiitcL a well as i
hotel eir.iioe-e who
mmM
This extra
ordinary Ko
Juranator is
the morl
wonderful
discovery of
the age. It
hta been en
dorsed by tbe
men of
Kurope and
Ameri-a.
Hurjyao Sa
CSS? veg
Hu4)t ti
Praiturinrss
"f tho d ; .
charge In -JO
.Jars. Otres
r A a
Constipation,
1'lzziuen,
Falling Hen
tailons.Krrv. oustwlichlng
of the eyes
aud other
puts.
Btrecstbcns,
t xi V I k orates
and touts the
entire ijrktrai.
Hudtaa can's
Ieb 1 1 1 1 y,
Kervousnas.
Emissions,
anddtvek)!'.
and restore
weak organs
falna In Ike
tack. IosmI
b v a a v or
MANHOOD J .'yte',
nil In stopped
nlclclr. Over 5,000 private endraenienta.
Freuururencaw means lincou-m-T In Hie tint
staao. It Is a symptom of snnluai weaknets
and barrenness. It can be ttopw! In W days
by tbenseof Hudran.
The new discovery was made 'jf the Hoertat.
lrUoftUold nunoosHuiltoa Meeloal lasMwts.
It la tha strongest viuuizer made. It ss very
powerful, but barmlesa. Fold fur SI 00 a pack
are or packages for SS.OO'.plaln sealed boxes).
Wrltlea guarantee given for a cure. 1 f too bny
six boxes and are cot entirely cured, six Dim
will be sent to yoo free of ail charge.
bend fir drrular and UstimnnUls. Addrae
Hl'DSON MEDICAL, IKSTITITK,
J cacUob fttoektdn, .nrkel at Ulls St
Man Krmfic-lro. Ca.1
Subject to Entry.
Uxmcn States Land Orpin;
Oregon Citv. On , July 21th. 1895
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
tbe approved plat of survey ot Fractional
township 10 south, ruige 9 aet, Frac
Township d south, range 9 wet. Frac
tional Township 9 south, range 9 west.
Fractional Township 10 south, range 10
went. Fractional Township 10 south,
range 11 west. Fractional Township 7
south, rantre 11 west. Fractional Town
ship H south, range 10 wet. Fractional
Township 9 south, rane 10 west. Frac
tional Township 6 south, rang? 10 went,
have ln received from the surveyor
general of Oregon and on Aiijrnst 2Hh.
1S95, at 9 o'clock a. in. of said day said
plat will be filed in this office and the
land therein embraced will be subject to
entrv on and after said date.
Bobcbt
A. Mii lbh,
Register.
l'rTta P.o.rrr,
Iieceiver.
Tbe car will leave the corner ot t ir- and
Wasbiriflon 4'eeU oj. M ows:
Si a- rn. for orarlasd gom-i DoMh
ii1'
7-5
1 135
II to
O i . irate c ids rjf.
Lrtanoa trw a
n"4ju tr.;e C-'og BOtt.
outs'
Lebsn n rin:
or.-r an.' iroini to it"
j .V-r
'
12.15
' 41
j V-Ti
! 9
lltltl MtBklT.
Wheat. 47c
Fiw. r,m
Ircs vz
jkrA. I.'to ISe
l"or Kk., 12 to i;
SiJs It to ISc
Hay BaJed V -0i
, fliou!Jrs. 9 to 10c ',
rv t . , .. a ... , ...
I OC Ccnj. MCKItAS
i file.. IiepoeiM 45.; loans fM0.
r.'aiJcp capital .O.OUJ. its loan -rm
"ito haw Iwn very inju-lictouslv made,
a VOT ,nj , w-orl,j 05 a: that. A
! caU for onlv -.000 fr.m a Tacoma tank'
e the ramel baci, evidently
In jutf-ice to the medical profession of
Portland, it is being asserted) positively
that the physiciars of that city do not as
a rule carry rerolwr. An "important
fact with intendios patients. Oar ad
vice, thotigh, is to run no rifts, bnt pa.:
rwmio Albany physicians, among the
best ia the e!aV, as they lo nt carry re
volvers. j Reference to the Salem h2 is f roiaent
' . . .. . . .
j iv ntsvle "lur lun. a the small bov sav
I - , I
ihl!oeoihical!v. In litvl v.-s tlni:.-h the i
j Review rerntiy refrrrc.l 'o rkhip, I
, biki p orreixntuT.t in tiio I iaimieater.
. i - - - ... . .
; sicn nir l.imweU Xaleiuite. 1U thdit.v
lemented.
rapuhx-io, a
Tbe aletu Post mrut have leen ril
ing up a party the war the Washinton
bails are written up, Iwfore thev occur.
It says : It appears that The Post made
a mistake ytertay in publishing the
notice oi ttie lawn partv iiekl at tlie rev
idence of Captain and Mrs. I. D. Dickey,
as it wa n: a lawn social, but a carpet
sewing be--. There set" no ccntlemen
th-re at all, only ladies, and mostly nsar-
nei. o cam-piaying was indulged in.
and a preat many persons represente.1 as
leini there in yesterdav'a notice wore
not present.
Itecentlv alter statinit that the stu
dents of the O. A. C-. pav no tuition the
I tEMix-iiAT remarked: "The enple pay
lor it. liio limes in a verv nice man
tier tikes it up, and shows bow much
poo.1 it does helping poor young men in
getting an education, even if the people
io pav tor it. llus opens the out ques
tion of whether the government should
priy for any higher education than that
offered by tho common schools. It has
U-en oilcn discussed, and lh 1buockat
w ill not continue the itisi-ussion ; but it
may le said candidly tbat if any school
dew-ves it, it is such a college as the O.
A. V. run in tho interest ot the poorer
Ciassc!1.
lloUaar t'sablaa
.jrSAk-FaAncisoo, Aug. 20. Tbe South
ern i'aciiic Company has entered into a
contract in London which makes it cow
IKWfiibla for a passenger to buy a ticket
around tlie world from any point on any
of the lines which have become a party to
tlis agreemont. The agreement is in effect
an important combination between several
railroads and steamboat companies in
order to control tbe lion's sbn'-e ot the round
the world passenger traffic.
eves DrawaeJ
Buffalo, Aug. 20. By thecapsiiing of
a small pleasure yacht of Kunjf Hroj,' this
evening seven men of tlie 17 on board were
drowned. That there was not a greater
loss of life was due to the reiirnt'si cf the
tug Maitbam and tbe quickness of the life
saving cicw in reaching the scene. The
dead are:
Frank Buggman, Jacob Iiuumnann,
Henry fc-ehindler.Charles Giescher.Thomas
Cannon, nnd a lirecian and a stranger
whose names are unknown. Th memliers
of the party were employene of the East
HuliolostosRyard.
The Deaver Ulre
Dkkveii, Aug. 10. Sixtcn botliesso
far have teen taken out ot the ruins of the
Uumry betej, and it is evident that the
death roll, when complete will contain '24 1
or 25 names, posnihly more. Work on the
ruins war suspended ami tho search for
bodies discontinued till evening, till tlie
walls which threatened to topple aniibury
the workmen could he pulled down. It is
believed that there are at bast eiohtnr
r.jno bodies yet in the ruins.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking: Powder
Hwi4's Fair Hisst Msdal and Plplcaaa.
"KM
FORTMILLER & 1ETING
WE K fcEP constantly on hand a full line of m
.M..K ,,ur,l''b" and .efts, In
which will be sold at
'lie Low en t Living I'roflta.
EMBALMING and he proper care of the dead a specialty.
MASOXIC
mm
3
HQ EXTRA CHARGE FOR
ALBANY CIGAR
J. JOSEPH.
mM
A Message J
I Through Potlmaa PaUe "'etper
by bird mail j a delightful novelty. ; Tourist s!eepers and N-w Rn- iniD
Tliere are any number of i U-a:r.? novel- J Chair cart
ties in our stock of cp-lo-dat stationary. n. rr v Fw, VI 1r, rn'rii
Ixn"t allow ycurlf to imar.nc for a UAIL TOa I-MTO CQ.CAGO.
uiotnect that stationery issiatiorisry, for j Trains beaten x., .,.., j&icars ligbt
it isn't. On the contrarv, it'a decidedly ' ed hy sint-h Light,
prtyresrive and full to the brim of new ! Time to Chicago days, time tc
ideaj". new styles, and artistic freshness. 1 New York 4 day, which ia many
There's nothing new in writing papers boor qnicker than all competitors,
that you haven't reen when you look at ' For rates, time tables and fail infor
our Mv-V Whra Vd rnrr mrtliic?. IS mttion annlv Ia
'cover it. We miss colhia. tVe haven't
j mlsMxi anything tiow, lt you'll taiss a
great aeai you don t examine our sta-
itionery exhibition. J I'MHl.VG. '
Star Dukerj
CCKBAO MEYER, FRCPEIETCB.
- L s ta.
' sosrd i uilw
tdsssaarr.
I'rfeal rrwlta.
1 obatf . o
ojpr
ee'
Itr
fsssfd Meat
wsr,
VexelwWlew,
Clear
iplee.
Ten.
El
v.rjtUir.g 1 r U k. t in
a odarie!t and cro
eery store Kiii
et pre- pai-t
f- r
ALL KIXD30F PRODUCE
ALBANY
jRed Grown MUliog Co.
Is now under the manaemcn Td
ward Coins, X. II. Allen, Wm. L. Vance.
E. I. Barrett and Samuel K. Young.wbo
are now j rcarI to furnish sacks and
Receive Wh?at
on storage, and will pay the highest
market price for the came.
SCIENTIFIC
DISCOVERY
A f- u.-p -ure for Ra!(ner, Hair faKiug
in. I sc.liuff, Vfa'y rr !,!rv rondtlioa
otihe sraip, rally d' generation of the
batr. rolilclrs or wny eruntioiis. seald
besda, bl-ckhearl , et nidora. etc. I have
erurwi the sole rt tits ror H- i.ton. Linn
ami Marlon ooni.tleM. I'ar.ifa wishing!
treatment cab consult tee at my place of
t uslKaea or
Aild.e-a Box 42t, Albsnv, T.inn Co. Or
N. B. r cr. i, VltBECK
Tie Acatleiay of Oar Of
Perjeisal Help, Alky, Or.
A boardinc and dav ahnol ...,,i..t.,.i
by the bencHiictilie Sisters will r.....
studies Aug. 27, 189o.
Every facility will bo offered for thor
ough courses iu scientific, normal, com
mercial and elementary branches.
An able teacher of mano violin
and vocal music will have charge 'of the
:u uriHtnuiviit. l'rawing and paint
ing will, like music, be taught as eitras
Uesons in plain and fancv needlework,
rorfurtlier particulars call at. tha
emy or addass istkh i?i i-eriorebs.
Conservatory of Music
ALBANY COLLEGE,
Z. M. Parvin, Musical Director, form
erly of Willametto University, will have
charge of this department of Albany
College. Courses to graduation in the
important branches ot a musical educa
tion. Newest and best methods adopted.
Best tmuiti rooms for Conservatory in
the state.
Tuition low for grado work.
fkhool begins Sept. llth.
Simit 'for ir.Mil-lr anil Mlal.-u.tta A.l.
dress, Prof. W. II. Loo, A. M., Presideut, '
Albany, or till Sept. 9th,
Z. M.rARvrs, Musical Pirector, Salem,
etallc, clotn and wood caskets and
broadcloth, sstln, cashmere, e'e
A! BUY
OREC0.1
HEARSE OR SERVICE
st3tc jNotfiriql School
Monmouth, Or. A training school for
it-ache". Complete eight grade training
department and strong Professional and
Academic courses.
The Diploma of the school entitle
one to team in any county ia the stat e
without further examination.
i,;Ia7,-.?nJLodSln8' Wk andto
healthful location no saloons. There is
a good demand for well trained teachers
there is an over-supply of untrained
teachers. Catalogue cheerfully gent on
application. Address
J. A. Wash pL,
Hccrelarr
. Camkbeli..
l'residen
FACTORY
Propriclcir
.F.urr. arra.
b a m v v a z a t . r. . . .
WKL Sl(.rl,,l.si.aj, br pr!4. s3 Vi-rW
Jnmnu. .. tor .1. ui. r.-. tKr w f , . ZUTlTri. ' V-l. . .
"--rv n
THRBUGH II.KE
toU.e EAST via the
Union Pacilic Systei.
! Ccaccx k MoXTEtTH, agents, A'baay,
Or. O-
tt isaitox. C Baows.
Gen'l Asent. Dist Pass Agt
lo5 Third St, Porthuid, Or.
iajaa vecsn jecare T:eoc ta cssusaC Isula
bcs4 sxi. Chj4 or rea cenp-
. c svi-ts, li fAict-aj or eoc. tree ai
aft raMftrr. -P.ar toOt 1 pftCGC& - nM
ler tzzc A iiiv
CA-SNOWdtGO.
a f.
OREGON, LEBAHON
SANTIAM ACADEMY.!
the coast. "
state and lite diplomas. Maio, rt,
rnvklieepinj. tor catasogue a t.lrvss.
. A
IUm.le. A. M
IVincipaL
Nctice fcr Pubacation.
Lasd Offh k at Outfox CrTT. Oh
Aoeut 3.1S35.
Notice i bereby iea Kt the W owir.p
named seitler bas &ivd notice of bis in
tention lo sra'se final prvW ia snroort of
bis claim, ud that taU rro.f" wi I be
made leftre 0 Cle'k of L;on Co. t At-
Mr-.r. .- . -n . 16. iss.i. vis:
Phi p A t: 'reil.H K. No, I'jTCS for
tre S E J N E U 16. J X '-'
and N V 4' S Sec 15 T? 10 S R 5
He nsmes toe following wstnese to prove
nit conitcuoos residence BFon "i culti-
vatian of, said land. v:t: Jarucw K
Morrow. Janie L. Bemr. Jobn Kewrne.
N'esl McKra. all ot Berry. O". EJwia V.
Smith, bo filed cor U ft agwinst said
entry is hereby specially no?i5ed to ap
pear and show canoe why said eotry
sboutd not be aUowed.
ROBERT A. MILLER, KegUUr.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEnlENT
Notice is hrrehy given thit the noder-
nijnrd at the assignee ef the estate of W.
K. tirabam an insolvent debtor has fil-3
his final iccoaniin aid assignment with
the county e'erk of Linn county, Oejoo,
ard will on the 9b dy of September.
1S95, at the hour of I oVock p. tn. of said
day make application to the Circuit
Court of 1-inn county, Oiegon.
Department No. , (o have the saW
account passed upon and allowed as his
final account therein All person having
any objections to tbe allowance of said
account and the final settlement oi said
insolvent eta'e are hereby notified to be
present at said time and place and make
theeinie. Dated this 2Wh dv of Jalv,
- JOnH tSRICGS,
Weatherford 4 Wyatt. Asisnee.
Ally's for assignee.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given tbat the under
signed aiminlstrator of tbeestiteof John
Fagan deceased baa filed his final account
with the clerk ot the county court for
Linn countv, Oregon. aoi tbe court has
fised the 7th day of October, LS3s, at tbe
bonr of 10 o'clock a. ui.. for the bearing
of objection to said account If any and
for tlie settlement of the'ate.
This the 14th dav of August, 1S90.
YV. C Mom) an, Admr.
Weatherford & Wyatt, Attys for Adra
ADMIN STRATORS NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the under
sized administrator o the estate of
Henry Hear decessed has filed his final
account with ihe clerk of the Coun'y
Cou't for Linn cHmty, Or, and the
County Court hs tixeil Siturdy the 7th
day of "September for hearing O'jec'ion
to s.tid account if any, and the tet'-le-nicnt
of the estate.
VLTKR Mcll.RKK,
Ad.ninis'raior.
WILL PAY WARRANTS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
have the funds on band and will pav all
county warrants stamped nit paid for tbe
wni 01 tunas previous to JuIt 5. lSoS
Interest on the same ctoalng at thU date,
Aug. tn, i&9S. r. G. Morris.
County Treasurer,
SUMMOliS.
fn the Circuit Court nftiw. Stale ofOrtgon
for At County of Linn
The Anglo American Iand
Mortgage and Agency Com- Plaintiff,
pany, Limited, a corpora
tion. vs
J LHoUida.ar.d Anna Hollida
bis wife; and the Lombard In
vestment ijo. a corporation;
and J P Rector, W W Adams
and Ab Foo.a cbinsman,aad
the Alliance Tru-i Co. a Mis- Defe.Klan's
souri corporation, and A B
Matthews and Edward
Wasbbcrn, partners doing
business under the firm name
o Hattbews and Vanhbarc.
To tbe Lombard Investment Com pan y ,
eorporation, P Hector. W W Adss-.s.Ab
Foo. a chinaman, four of tbe above named
defendants:
IK THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON: Yoa and each of you or hereby
required to aapear and answer the cross
omplaint of tne defendaot, tbe Alliance
frost company, a corporation, in the
above entitled court in t he abov entitled
t n file with tne e'erk of said
o-ir i,k tf before tbe 2Sih ?ay of October,
t'.f; and v m and each of yoa a'e hereby
noi'ficd hat it yoa i to appear and n
smer std complaint as hereby repaired 4 he
crota c uiplainant, ihe A'Hance Inut cotr
pant. r 1 1 apply tothecOQ't for the relief
deniandt in said cross complaint, tott:
For a Cccee of 4bU coort. that sasd Alli
ance Trust company, a corporation, may
have and acqo re judgemrrit against its
eo-defendtgts J L Uoliida and Anna Hohi-
da. for the sum of two thousand and siity
dollar (20CO) with id ret '.hereof.,
at tbe rote of 8 per e-nt per annom
from tee firt ta of Octofcrr. ift90.
and for th farther sum of two t.unired
doTar. ($23 as a reasonable attorney's fee
and (or costs and dKbarseaxnts ot the
said A'lunx Trust Compiny, a eorpora
tion. herein to be taxed and thai tie
wart decre a foreclosure of toe mortgage
described in said cross com plaint, and 'hat
the real pr&per'y 'herein dee'lbed. to-wit:
The Soum et qurtcr yt r'yun Ta
flo), and S"a't wis q..r n . f Sc tost
Eleve (tt),snd Nottn r- q !r ..( S c
tkm Flt'.era fn). all in I ,-i, ;. K-.-j 'rcn
n4) So'.h IUbj- f-rr U of
the WdUmct'e (In j.J.-i, ; u be
rnnitig a". be Nirrt-i w c r f the
Sou hritt qiir'tr l -j Kl r;g
,.Il);iad lOi-aine thcicr t"J a . 3-100
(6.63) cwsins; tbence v'f. r; i;b;
'nrnce wen sn anl fxi-i.t t
iieice Nofth Fits- (S) c:i -t - - . - i-e-jiarfn.-;
! S gian rig; -wr 35 loo
14.35 Ea OI Soair--' c-t!i- oi.aid
1 c 100 Te- (i ); 1 .r.ing ! .. E.t
t weoij 65-1". (20 C$) tti;r I StHili east
ajreef of soai..- qiuiterof sai-; -r i a te
to); theme No-ih Fjtt (4o)efa ; i.Trt
tt a"H 5-ioi..6$).T- h ce
i eih F"i (40) eh tit o p: jc I zgia
I'VW?'" aiwis Swiv q isrl -r
if -Wij-fc-r'. q iarte- f Scrtion
i-rvcB (It). oi'"lg 10 e!i f ivi hssre.1
sa 1 taienty -ix and 00-ion cm cs ras.
accordiag io joverBmeni arTf. ; t-; pndia
Sfce mister preacrihtrf b U - cpon x
fctt:in by tbe Sheriff of a:d Cowr4 to
a (T tl.e above e'e'st scccred b aairf
asctg'je and a rezwreblr 'attcv
seys ire, scd costs, ti at ihr prvred
sralrg firm such sale fce arpben: Fir' to
:he rsj twent of 'be com ar.d di9arsesBmta
i tbw suit snd o the m'Iht e " fee pme4
far ia satO cross complaiat of to bKEfred
ri!r ((2 10);
Srcood: Co thepavment cf any "dg
nent ihxt may rndrred hr.fii in fa
vor ot the said defefxiaat the A l-accTrast
Company, a corporaUuo.
and tbat the pontiff set! all cf the
said defendaats, eorptiec the Alliance
Trssx CosBpany, and all person eixia-ias
under them, or ei-'er ct t "n . be
n-nti a?d fvc;-o-d of
all rignt, trie, and equ!ty of redcmptuin
in, or to, said real prosert , or anr part
thereof. A-d that if tbe ' pno
oeeda arising from fcuct sa e he not tclG
dent t pa said drfexlat. tLe Kl
litnce Trait C-otupaav, i s clain. e ssis, dts
baneasests and at'orwej's fe-. !b sa'wt it.
reads at The Al.icce Trust loasp-ay,
hare jadmvnt aeinsr the 3e
endants J. L. Hot'ida and Anna llo'
uti tor .sen e-6cient t and tir execu
tion tberef or againat the prcpe-tvof 'he
s5efsadnti J i. HfVii J" 't -ni R
awi fas -lira other re.ief a 10 t e -court
oiysto jut and equiuWi. ThU r'sn
aotrt U pobliabed by orJ-T of Hoo. H H
Hewitt. Jo.Lre of tbe Circuit Cmrt of tbe
state ot OnrirOB fcr L'nn oanty. r&aie at
-Cambers July 133.
O.G ELLIS.
Att jraey for the deedxet, the Atiiance
rast Compaay. a crp?rit:oa
SQUM0X5
fm Ae Groat Comrt or- Lin Crmxfj.Staif at
Gswgssv
ldail.Nye Paiaill
V
John W. Sye Eiefesdcnt
-r IA. iar V" . . . 1 I ,
I fecdant.
I IVIBrVlVSOFTRF: ?rTT OP
S OttRSOX. Yoa are fcero reqaired to ap-
above PiaintiS, in thea'xyveeBtitled eturr,
ow oo file with tbe cWt ot
said coort, by tb rrt day of
tbe regniar teraoftfa 't.v ro.i:!l
eourt to Le he'd at tV cry of Albany.
Lina coun'y. Or.. o- h- iis day f Oc
tober. I35. and t . jr.- nraa.d t"t rf
yoa fail to sprt al .aswer said cv-.m-pliim
a h-rv- reqjtrett'i- P af iff will
f?'-7 I tbe coor f-jr t.:e r-iief ak.d for
in he .-omp aini. towit for a decree of
lb: ho-or5 cour d'.s the bonds
of matriasoor b-jw xi-' n? rtween piaia-
tiff and defendsr.t and f r thecrr. ca'tolv
ui coat-ot of theii w.innr child, Jo1 n P.
Nye. an J for coet an. I dis -ursetu-nff to be
axed
WEATMERPonD A TATT.
-Vt.-my Kr P'aiEt-ff.
Notice forPublic&tioo.
I sd Omci at Okeoos Cirv, Or.
Augnn 3, IS35.
Notice is hereby gives tbat ti e fo'low-
ing-named se t'er has a!ed notice tf hi
in'efitfon to make Eoal proof ia support of
cis euro, na la' said proot will te made
before the county clerk of Lion coun'y at
Alb-say, Oregon, no Sep lo. 196, via:
John Kearnev. H E No. IttKrO. for the X
K H S W t4'. N S E V Sec, 13 aad N W
S W c H Tp 10 S R 5 E. lie name
the following witnesses to pror? his coa
tinuous residence upon and cn t rsiion of,
:ald Und. via: P. A. CorreJI. J. L. Berry,
Nell McRea, of Berry. Ore. and J. O.
Mackey of Detroit Oreiron
Robert A Miller, Reji er;
Notice for Publication.
Lvkd OmcR at Oreoos Crrv. Or.
Auftj.' 3. l9o.
Notice is hereby g'vea that nefj!!oarioj
named settler ha filed notice of bis In-,
teattoa to make final proof it supfxrt of
his claim, and that said proof will be
rossle be'o e County Cletk of Linn Co. a
Albany. Or., on i-T t 16, lS3a. Jaroea
L. Berrr. H- K, Ne. lCTU. fiw the E
i S E i Sec. 16. S W H S v t- jc. js;
NWNWX'Sec2iXEiNE i See
21. TpldSRoE. tie names ibe tl-lo-ing
witrtecse to prove his coulinoonv
re'dence uroo and caltivatiog of, said
land, vis: R A CoTel'. John Kexraer,
John Fogarty, Nvil McRe. U of Eerrv.
Oregon .
KOtKT A. MILLER. Rcgis er.
Notice for Publication
Las-d Ofp-k atObtfos Citt. Or-
. August &tb, iS9i.
Notice laberebr irivm tharth f.illns.
ng named settler ha filed aot ce of his
tbtention to make final proof ii supicrt
ot hSi claim, and that Mid Proof w,it be
made before register and receiver at Ore
gon my, UregoB. cn September i9, 1S85,
via: Cbarlee A. Par-tetson, H E No. 11137.
for tbe S E Sec 35 Tp 1C S R 7 K. He
names the following witness 'o wve bis
contiruoug rvidnce uryn and c-l iva'ion
. f : 1 ... . . . ..... .
i. aaia iana. vi: j a w tfr-nieclte. rreu
WSUhlman. L W Stui'h, Fratk Wtber.
all of IV'roit Oregon
ROUiRT A. MILLER, RegMtr.
CITY TREASURERS KGTICE
Notice is hfeby given, tha" fund are
on hand 10 pay city wrants No 222 to
S37 inclusive, of tbe Issue of 1895.
Interest on said warrant will cease on
to date of the publication of thi ao'ice,
Albany, Ore., Aug 5tb. 1896 .
E. A. Parrrr.
City Treaaurer,