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ALBANY COLLEGE,
WENTY-KIXTH TEAR.)
T
HE COLLEGE WILL OPEN SEP-
tomher 11. 189o. under favorable an.
nicea. Regular Colleeiate and Aca
demic instruction The Commercial
work will be given special attention tins
year. SUCn young men ana youn(j i
riiM as are looking forward to a business
career should not venture it witnout lay
;n a good foundation with us. The
College will also establish a Coeerva
tory of Music, under the able and effi
cient management of Prof. Z. M. Parrin.
Unusual tacihties ottered lor siuaents
desiring to become proficient in music.
The Primary Department will receive
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President
ae icaieiy ofOir Laflj Oi
Penjelual Mb, iltay, Or.
A VrardiiMr and dav school conductea
bv the Benedictine Sisters will resume
studies Aug. 27, 1895.
livery lacuity wiu De onereu ior tnor
ough courses in scientific, normal, com
mercial and elementary branches.
an aniA wvnprm niaiio. yioiiu. kuiw
and vocal music will have charge of the
musical department. Drawing and paint
ing' will, like music, De taugnt as extras,
rwmnrm in plain and fancy needlework.
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a4e ill HttMlw irfliiaMIJ;tao
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THE ARMOLO CHEMICAL fO.
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Tbe business man can make no better
resolution than to advertise judiciously
and continually, not spasmodically. It
psys.
Complaint is being made against tbe
Oregcn Fruit Union, ol Portland. Re
gardless ot the merits of tbe complaints,
it is well for fanners to know what tliey
are doing when they ship ta a eommis
sion house. It is rare that the result is
satisfactory.
Mitchell wanis a $1,000,000 building
erected by the government in Portland
and Hermann a HCO.000 building in
Salem, and yet they are talking about
increasing the tariff in order to get
enough money to run the government.
Doesn't that make one's bead swim.
The best men on both sides of the wa
ter are opposed to any war between two
peoples who write the language that
Milton wrote, and speak tbe same tongue
that Shakespeare spose. Salem Post.
Yes, but we have bad two since Mil
ton and Shakespeare wrote. Had they
lived they would not have written as did
Salisbury. There's the rub. But, really
there should be no war between two
people who write as Salisbury and Cleve
land.
The postage stamp bas a rival. A new
device bas recently been adopted by the
German postal authorities, which does
entirely away with the traditional post
age stamp, t or it is substituted a ma
chine which registers by dies the time
and date of preparing each letter for tbe
mail, and marks on the letter the num
ber of the person or firm who is using
the machine, and also the rate of post
age the letter should pay. Each com
mercial bouse or individual who makes
use of the system bas a mscbice and
with it stamps letters as fast as they are
sent. At the end of tbe week or month
the Iocs I postoffice authorities will fig
ure op each customer's account and send
him a bill, having provided, in all prob
ability, for the payment of it by getting
a substantial deposit ahead.
Our Two Seasons.
In the greater portion of tbe United
States the year is divided into four
seasons. On tbe Pacific slope bat two
seasons are generally used, and they are
called tbe wet and tbe dry seasons. The
term wet and dry are sot literal, only
comparative- Tbe wet season means
that rain is probable durng that period,
the dry season that little rain is probable.
Thedry seaeon covers the months from
May to November, the wet season from
November to May. During; the dry sea
son rain does not fall, during the wet
season frequently day after dar is to be
kund free from rain and clouds. It is
tbe greater probabiatv oi rain, or no
rain, rather than the absolute condition
that caoses the use of tha term. Upon
the rainy or dry season depends also the
temperature conditions, and upon these
depends tbe vegetation and animal life.
Owicg to the character of tbe soil the
heat from the tab is rapidly absorbed,
and is rapidly radiated, hence the great
influence of the clouds, or of a cloudless
sky upon the temperature of tbe air.
Clouds act aa a covering, hence keep the
earth and air warm; a cloudless sky
allows of rapid radiation, hence a rapid
cooling of the air. These being the pre
mises, it can be seen that being protected
by tie influence of tbe Rocky mountains
from the influence r4 the winter's cold,
and being modified by tbe pioiiraity of
the ocean, that during the rainy season
warmth will prevail ; in the dry season,
tbe absence of clouds a.low the earth to
receive beat, which in turn, beats the
air; tbe sky at night being clear, tbe
radiation cools the air, and the nights are
cool. . Na matter in w bat part of Oregon
you may e, no- matter bow warm the
day, the nights are always cool, and tbis
is due to the radiation, within the
broad confines of Oregon can be found all
kinds of climates, ranging from the sun
ny hillsides of Italy to tbe frosty regions
of Minnesota, from the bumid regions
of Alaska to the arid regions of California ;
these variations are dne to the topograph'
ic features. Statesman.
Judge Burnett's Views.
Level beaded Judge tturnelt, of Cor-
vallis, says on tbe Monroe doctrine sub
ject:
I assert that every war to a great or
less extent involves a question cf bound'
ary. Our glo'ious Revolutionary war of
1776 changed the boundary of tbe Brit
ish empire, and made their English col
onies free and independent states, which
today form the great commonwealth
known as the United States of America.
Tbe war of 1812 was mainly to establish
tbe fact that tbe dtck of an American
vessel is American territory, and though
tbe treaty of Ghent tailed to stipulate
against tbe impressment of American
seamen, yet for a space of 80 years ves
sels floating tbe Sag of the United States
bave been secure from such insults a
caused the war of 1812.
Another advantage gained by Ameri
ca was, the recognition of ber naval
power. It was no longer doubtful that
American sailors were the peers in valor
and patriotism of any seamen in the
world. It was no small triumph for the
republic that her flan should henceforth
be honored on every ocean. '
The war with Mexico involved tbe
question of boundary, changed the
boundaries of tbe United States and
Mexico, and gave na Texas and Cali
fornia. Tbe war of the rebellion involv
ed a question of boundary and resulted
in establishing forever the boundary of
the United States and destroying that ol
'he Confederate states-
It was tbe effort of the 'Spanish gov
ernment to reestablieb a boundary so aa
to include its revolted colonies in south
America, that called forth the Monroe
doctrine, and now, if England can, by
extending her boundaty line, include a
portion of ibe republic of Veutzuela, and
to that exter Intend her i)steai of gov
ernment over it, is it not as complete a
violation of the Monroe doctrine,, as if
she extended tier system over the whole
of the republic and converted it into a
colon j, governed by a monarchy ? All
we aek England to do, is to submit to
arbitration ibe question of the true
boubdary line between British Uuiana
aid Venezuela so that the true line may
be established, and she not allowed un
der the pretense of a boundary question
to forcibly establish a monarchy on a
republic. II England insists on grab
bing a portion of the territory of Vene
zuela, she may find trouble in holding
British Guiana, which she took from the
Dutch in 1803, but was not made a Brit
ish colony until 1S31, and that in viola
tion of the Monroe doctrine; solcon
cludtd that they not only have no right
in Venezuela, but none in what is called
Biitieb Guiana.
San Francisco ia bappy.
otber big scandal.
She Las an-
In the first place
Guiana by bog lav.
England secured
Arbitration, arbitration, arb'tratlon,
that is about all one hears nowadays.
Russia will be entirely neutral on the
Venezuelan Question. The bear is in
bis hole.
What tin world wants is facts, and
that is what a paper should give, though
they sometimes hurt. -
A gentleman who has been through
tbe valley towns a good deal cujs Albany
is the ploaaaniest city of all.
New Years calls are hardly known in
Oregon sow. Fifteen or twenty years
ago they were made generally.
The great trouble nowadays is that all
legislation has a political string to it,
very disgusting fact to most people.
The Clarion, Portland's new psper is
not only elegantly gotten up, but it bas
a ring to it that is clear and to the point.
Levi P Morton, being an avowed can
didate for president, has staled bis opin
ion on the Monroe doctrine. Of course,
Another street car fctrike is threatened
in rniiadeipnia. Anovner enance 10
show your influence, Mr Wanamaker.
The rise in wheat is very encouraging,
Even two cents is appreciated ; but there
is good reason to belitve it will go still
higher, not very much though.
There was a big increase in the post-
office business in Portland tor 18J5 over
1S14. That is certainly a splendid straw
showing how things are going there.
That is a very lasy, listless war that is
going on in Cuba. It is time something
decisive was done by tbe insurgents
they wish to succeed ; but perhaps theirs
is (be Fabian policy.
bo it Is declared that James Corbett,
the pugilistic is becoming a victim of
consumption, and will go like Oempsey,
Fitssimmons is yet in good htaltn ; but
bis early demise may be predicted.
Moat county jails are safe enough; tbe
trouble is generally with the jailors.
Some of them need horse sense. We
have forgotten who tbe sheriff of Doug
las county is, but he ought to be made to
stay out of bis office until be catchea
Sam Brown.
Prince Bismark received about 213.000
postal cards from aa many adm'rera con
gratulating him on bia eightieth birth
day. These cards have a total welgbt
of 1320 pounds, and piled up in one col
ass would reach a height o,' 150 leet.
There is a good deal in style. Yvctta
Guilbert, the wonderful vocalist owes ail
her success to ber style of doing things,
gestures, facial expressions, etc. Her
voice is Terr common. So the elocu
tionist and vocalists generally bave a
great capital in their manners as well as
in their voices.
Tbe Venezuelan commission bas been
appointed. Tbe members will take an
outing and visit Venezuela at a big sal
ary, take a glance at the asserted bound
ary lines, delve into the very bottom cf
tne history of British Guiana and Vene
zuela, fix upon tbe correct line, come
borne, report, and then .
Tbe proposed bond bill doesn't suit
the Oregon ian. It doesat look yellow
enough to suit it. It doesn't suit the
Dxmockat either. ' We want to bond
bill at all. The legislation needed to re
store confidence is that putting the two
precious metals on an equality as money
16 to 1, with tbe free coinage of both
alike. V,hy not try it and see srhat it
would do.
Jack rabbits bave become so numerous
and troublesome tbis fall in Cassia coun
ty, Idaho, that the farmers are organizing
round up hunts to lessen tbe number ol
tbe pes Is. At a bunt of tbU kind held
last week by farmers living near Oak'iey,
5,126 rabbits were rounded up and killed,
and two coyotes and a lynx were also
caught in the ring. Tbe method followed
ia these bunts is for the farmers and
their help to spread over a large section
of country, form a ring, and then work
towards the centre, wbere they are
killed with clubs.
An interesting story comes from Wil
liamsport, fa., about a woman who is a
victim of coffee. Dr. W. P. Logue at
tended her and found thai she drank 20
caps ol coffee daily. She is a complete
wreck and be found ber unconscious Irom
tbe effects of tbe narcotic poisoning. She
said she tried to stop drinking coffee and
substituted twenty cups of tea every
day. She eats but a trifle and depends
almost wholly upon the beaverage for
sustenance.
Thirty years ago J. B. Garrison, Ol
Plant City, Flo., a machinist, ran a small
stiver of steel into his right band at tbe
base of the. thumb. The wound was
treated and finally healed, the doctor
saying that tbe steel had been expelled.
But ever since that time Garrison bas
suffered with severe pains n bis right
arm which Le attributed to rheumatism.
Last week tbe pains became very acute
in bis rigbt shoulder, lit went to a
doctor, and the doctor drew from just
under tbe skin of bis shoulder the steel
sliver that entered his hand in 1865.
Alining Excitements.
Mining excitements are ot periodica!
appearance, and bring speculation and
inflation which nearly always results in
loss. Some of the genuine fields how
ever hold out, and after passing the
speculative chase develop into paying
properties. Such may prove to be tbe
case ia the new Colorado Bind". The
Globe Democrat says of this latest
dorado that the Cripple Creek mines
appear to represent the most that is "in
sight." They are all within a tract
about five miles in diameter, and num
ber about a hundred, . counting those
which are regularly producing and ship
ping ore to the reduction works. One of
these mines has yielded $1,500,000, and
they are now yielding in the aggregate
$1,000,000 a month. But there are 10,
0J0 prospect claims which have cost an
average of $200 apiece, and at least 6500
of them bave failed to show any traceo f
go)d whatever. There are not less than
30,000 persons in the locality, and the
search for the precious stuff goes on in a
most industrious and determined way.
Tbe miners who work for wages get $3
a day ; but the labor is mostly performed
on the profit-sharing plan, and tbe poor
est man in camp nourishes tbe hope of
acquiring a fortune.
SATURDAY NIGHT THOUGHTS.
New Years.
Getting things into the mines.
A Brown sensation in San Francisco. -
Tbe English whipped in South Africa.
Bonds.
Annual settlements.
Four days of tbe New Year are about
gone, and tittle has transpired to indi
cato tne transition. Perhaps U 1 a
matter of satisfaction though to read
about the big snow storms East and
then contemplate our own uii'.d weather,
Among resolutions a good one for tbe
world would be for every body to have a
good word for every body else and a good
word for the prospects, a determination
not to make others downcast however
much so oneself .
Brighten up,
. Do your best,
Leave others alone,
Grow on your
Own merits.
There is one thing that at the present
time is certainly a very encouraging
thing for Albany and that is the pros
pects for the Sautiam mines. A success
ful mine adjacent to a town means proa-
perity every time. One at Qoartxville
would mean permanent prosperity
Cripple Creeks eprinit up like mush
roons and are soon gone, but Albany.
already established, would receive a
lasting benefit. Because we haze had
false hopes in otber directions let us not
pessimisticly prophecy such now. Tbe
indications are 24 carat ones.
Ah, bow the Golden Gate city feeds on
scandal, like a vulture on carrion. A
matter that would be treated in a few
sentences in some places U built up into
a mountain by rival papers and all the
nauseating details are dug up trim every
imaginable source away back almost to
tbe time of J alius Caesar. Tbe Brown
case now being embellished is a sample.
Won't the dear public sometime get dis
gusted with a steady diet ol such putrid
bash.
A small English army down in South
Africa bas been whipped. Hurrah, not
particularly because English, but be
cause tbe aggressors belong to a people
who bave for c.nltiries been lawlessly
robbintt people of their countries. It is
time for a ha't, and every defeat, though
small is pleasing. Tbe future policy ol
tne world should be to let tbe small as
well as large have a show.
bonds to get gold witn ovsr $500,0)0,-
C00 ia silver ia the U S Treasury. Out
rageous. Many million dollais in intsr
st w ith good money lying idle because
of near sighted political laws. An in
dividual who would do business that
way would be bankrupted.
A neighbor sensibly enlarges upon tbe
splendid effect an annual settlement
would have on a community. The idea
is that on tbe first of every year tbe
debtor shall at least call oo tbe creditor,
land slate the situation, if possible pay
tbe debt, it not make some arrangements
to do so as early as possible. If a debtor
does not liquidate it is a matter of satis
faction to have him honestly state the
reason, and bis futare intentions ia tbe
matter. Erery creditor bas a rig tit to
know. If a debtor with a fair income is
spending bis money for whiskey and let
ting bis meat, grocery, dry goods, dreg,
clothing, doctor, newspaper and other
bills go, why certainly it would be only
fair to tell tbera so. Thty would respect
socb a man more than when be studi
ously says nothing and continues to rob
his creditos br speeding the money
tbey arj entitled to for things ll at are
not necessary.
The Monroe Doctrine.
LtaASos Oak , Jx. 3, 1396.
EJdJT Drmucrtl:
1 desire space in yoor valuable paper
to briefly reply to aa editorial published
in the last issue of tbe Wetkly Advance
relative to tbe Monroe doctrine. In ooe
breath the editor of that paper endorses
the Monroe doctrine and ia the next
tarns around and repudiates it. The
Advance says:
"We believe in the Monroe doctrine,
and think it should be upheld, but un
der or present srl mot government it
is a farce. Tbe wealthy foreigners hsve
given a big mortgage on this country,
which is now to be increased, and no big
kick is made in fact the action is en
dorsed by tbe "leadirg statesmen."
(manvot whom accumulate millions on
a salary of $5000 per year ) The Venezu
elan question is insignificant when com
pared with this bond business. Tbe
former is only a dispute between Great
Britain and Venezuela over a little piece
of waste land in Sooth America, while
the latter question is of vital interest to
not only tne people ol tbis but of future
generations. Pen canntt describe the
toil and suffering that wilt be brought oo
the American people by these bonds.
We predict there will pe no war, but
there will be many more bonds. e
believe tbat those in authority scared up
this war cloud witn that object in view.
If the editor believes in tbe Monroe doc
trine and thinks it should be upheld, why
nit enforce it nnder our present system
of government as well as under any oth
er system? Is it notes wholesome today
as when it was Hist enunciated by Pres
ident Monroe himself? And does it not
voice tbe sentiments of the American
people irrespective of political party?
That iecertain!r proven beyond a doubt
by the immediate action that congress
took in endorsing President Clevelands
message without a dissenting vote-
Republicans, Democrats and Populists
voting alike; and ever leading news
paper in the United States, some one,
both Democratic and Republican, were
loud in their praise of the action that
the president has taken in enforcing this
American principle.
Tbe bond issue and the Monroe doc
trine aro two eeparae and distinct
questions. They are not to tie consid
ered together. In supporting tbe Mon
rje doctrine we are not harmonizing
with Cleveland and the Republican
House of Representatives iu issuing
bonds to replenish the gold reserve, acd
b so doing, heap more suffering anl
burden upon the poor of oiir land; but
are contending for a principle, one that
El-Wo'uid be so imbued and permeated In
the breast of every Ameiican patriot
with such zeal and fervor, tbat if neces
sity, he, will be ready ard willing to
icrifice his life to maintain this princi
ple and the integrity of his country.
Breathes there a man with soul so dead
Who to himself hath never said.
This is my own my native land.
In maintaining this bor.ndsry line in
South America, it Is not a "dispute be
tween Great Biitaln and Venezuela over
a little piece of waste-land," but it in
volves a very rich and valuable mining
country. Conceding the fact for the
salre of argument that it is a "little piece
of waste land." .till it 1. worth contend-
lag for. It brings us face to face with I
tbe question, whether or not England,
regardless of the Monroe doctrine, which
declares as follows:
"We owe it, therefore, to candor
and to the amicable relations existing
between tbe United States and those
powers, (tneaningEttfopesn powers,) to
diclare that we should consider an? at-1
tempt ou their part to extend their sys
tem to any portion of tbis hemisphere
as dangerous to our peace and safety"
shall repudiate this principle and en
croach upon our rights. Let every true
American citizen sav no. Let ever
wind thai wafts from this side of tbe
Atlantic to the other, carry away upon
us loity wing the firm answer of Amer
ica, no. We will defend tbe Monroe
doctrine to the bitter end irrespective of a
bond issus (for the latter does not enter
into the controvenr) and show that
arrogaut and repulsive nation that we
are for America flrt, last and always,
and will defend her with onr lives.
0. F. Saihwobth.
MISFITS.
San Francisco is wallowing in scandal.
ma papers mere continually pour oil on
the names.
It has been araerted that a Salem Jus
tice of the Peace makes more than the
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Who
wouldn't bo a Capital City justice these
hard times.
A Portland woman was picked updrunk
on thestreet with a consumptive h Italian J
. dying at home. It Is generally the men
niw .v CUt II tilings.
The members of the Ktata Rntnl nf
Equalization think it would beairnod
idea to have a board to set regularly dur-
1,1 1? "to wnoie year, lite jxjopie will
think differently. Better not have any
at all. - '
It has now been learned that the Salem
oouuB, twin 10 American agent, are
i .
really owned by the Uotlichilds. No one
Knows now many ol our city bonds tbe
l.-.l.-t:t .if . -
iwiucuuua realty own.
Most of the papers of Western Oreeon
have mentioned what Albany's creamery
bas been doinz. Thus its reputation
spreads, and through the medium of tbe
tocai papers, ibis is an interesting (act
people ueeu to remember.
The Post ears an escaned Russian NU
uiiiBi ds9 resiutM in mat city ior several
ears, not spending his time in manu
facturing plots, but in earniuir a living,
and behaving himself. It Is well to re
member that tbe Mhilist is a d me rent
person from the Anarchist.
The job of apportioning tbe $100,000 of
tbe Oregon Pacific sale will last while
there is nionev in it. Salem Journal
nut it is a big job ami the referee ia at
lowed so much, f 1000, any way. We
wouldn t give much, though, for what
tne poor laborer will get.
Thee call this a mrft rn n trr - it
rained" oo only seven Sunday afternoons
dunng ISHc. iieiore you say tins is not
true look it uo. Don t jump at conclu
sions, investigate the fact thai seems al
most impossible in view of the amount
of rain that falls in Oregon. The editor
oi the Daaocxvr keep a record, and
speaks.
People who attended the Jubilee con
cert la&t night got a couple shosr in one
A young man from the country sat in a
conspicuous pace; he was lull enough
just to be silts' and not virions, lie
laughed from the time he took his seat,
half an hour early, at everything. If
any one bad told him it was raining he
would have laughed to split,, opening his
mouth until one could see his palate al
most. As he smuned to have no malice
he was left undisturbed and people look
ed and laughed because his laughing as
laughable.
Hold your breath while resling the
following: As tbe beils are ringing in
the now yea.- the daw n ol brilliant fu
I are appears t (ore tbe view of Astoriarus.
Great events in the history of the city
by the sea are presaged upon the first
page of the pea ly opened y ar book and
the air is pregnant with that prosperity
whicn has been the dream of the citizens
in the years gone by. Standing upon
the llre bold of an era of commercial
activity and power it is not amiss to con
sider some of the factors in this change
and to look at some of tbe objects to be
attained.
The United States supreme court, bv a
decision banded down this week, settled
a case that has been contested through
all the courts by deciding that a man
ho was put off a train because a con
ductor refused a silver dime that was
very much worn was entitled to the $315
and costs which bad been awarded him
by the New Jersey courts. Chief Jus
tice Fuller in disposing of the case said
that silver coins were a legal tender as
long as they bore the semblance of the
Coin.
Tbe County clerk of Marion county bas
received the following sv f explanatory
letter: Please consider my declaration
of intention to become an American cit
izen null and voi-l. Circumstances have
arisen about my father's estate in Eng
land which make it imperatively nec
essary for me to resnme my allegiance to
Great Britian. I have already sent my
renewed allegiance to Her Britannic
Majesty's government. Hoping that
peace and prosperity may continue be
tween the two countries, etc
It cost $3,071.20 for tbe State Board of
ixioalizattoo to meet and the members
showed ttieir appreciation of the fact by
causing a direct lose to the state of about
l3u,00U besides their salaries over ten
t me what they received. Had there
been no board Oregon would bare been
better off by about $36,000 plus f.1,071.20,
probably a round 140,000. W bile that is
the result as a whole Linn county will be
out about fi.iw on tneir work, and
matters really will not be equalized at
all. Will some one tell us what earthly
use that board is anv way.
Salem has a representative at court in
Senator McRride a representative who
will overlook no opportunity to advance
the interests of the city of his adoption.
Statesman. It was our idea tbat Mr.
Mc Brule was ttie representative of Uie
entire state of Oregon. The "Hog City"
is used to getting all the public state
patronage excepting a few husks, and
now it is claiming U. S. senators and
"Sich like." What next! Eugene
Guard. About the next thing it will
tackle the biggest hog in the world, Kna
land.and then the bristles will n. This
will be the proper way to settle the Ven
ezuelan question.
BORN
UKitKisua. on Thursday, Jan. 2. in
Aioany, to air. and Mrs. t. w. Grier-
son, a girl.
baby growth
The baby's mission is
growth. To that little bun
ale of love, half trick, half
dream, every added ounce
of flesh means added hap
piness and comfort! Fat is
the signal of perfect health,
comfort, good nature, baby
oeauty. '
Scott's Emulsion, with
hypophosphites, is the eas
iest fat-food baby can have,
in the easiest form. It snn-
tv1iV iikKutW lm
J?. Wn. he innot
" "13 quinary ioou,
and helps him over the
weak places to perfect
growth.
Scott & Bowks, Chtal, Nw York, Jocandtt.oo
William Brenner Used Up.
A number of our young people attend
ed the mask ball at Stay ton, and report
having had a good time. Indeed, one of
the number, William Brenner, must
have had a jolly time, judging from his
condition when he returned. The facts
concerning Mr. Brenner's difficulty over
mere was as iouows : Mr. JJrenner was
attempting to quell a disturbance be
tween two other parties, when young
Merrifluld, who had just come into the
room, thinking that Brenner was im
posing on one of the parties, interfered,
and in short order he and Brenner were
decorating each others faces in the high
est style of pugilistic art. The fighters
soon became satisfied, or were parted,
when unon understamlinir matter a htt-r
it is said, they shook hands in token that
there was no hostile fueUngs between
them. Some two or three hours later,
Brennor, in gointc to the hotel, made a
misstep and one of tbe bones in his left
leg, above the ankle, was broken. Lr:
Kitchen adjusted the fracture and Bren
ner came home on the following morn
ing. Scio Press.
Lebanon.
1 Pr. Wallace, of Albany, was called out
to Lebanon yesterday, for a consultation
with Dr. Booth in regard to tbe illness
ofL M.Wheeler, who is in a critical
condition.
Miss Abbie Frv. who lias been spend
ing the holidays with her parents at this
place, will leave Saturday for Eugene,
where she is attending school at the
state University.
T. A. Swan has traded the farm that
ie bouirht of R. C. Miller for a farm in
Tennessee, and also for the Ray proper
t id una city. air. nwan ana lamuy
expect to move into Lebanon about tbe
unit ot March.
Ruff lllntt received a ni-e souvenir
from tbe Atlanta exposition this week,
which represented a negro eating a slice
of watermelon, and a bale of cotton on a
piece ol cotton paper. It was sfcnt to
tim by his cousin. Miss Eoline llatt.
who was attending the exposition. Ruff
Prizes the souvenir vprv hiahlv and haa
been taking much pleasure in showing
I.:- t ,
On the Co-operative Plan.
Two stores, one at Mill City and the
other at Gates, are being conducted on
tbe 'co-operative plan. A number of
citizens in either place have organized
sick companies ior tne purpose ot en
gaging in merchandizing, stockholders
get their goods at actual cost, while
others than stockholders are snpplied at
cost, witn a ten per cent prom added.
The principal commodities handled are
Hour, teed and groceries. Tne tirst ship
ment oi nour and teed to Gates, resulted j
in reducing flour from 75 cent: to 60 and j
65 cents per sack, and feed from $20 to 1
f 15 per ton. Bran is still lower. We
were informed that it is tbe intention to
enlarge their operations till all or nearly
an ot tne supplies oi the settlers are fur
nished in by or through these stores.! '
Press. That may do theoretically, but
practically such stores never last long,
and cannot. Albany once bad an ex
perience with one.
Wrote a Ltrrrtea. Lovd Montgomery
lias witten a letter to a Turner lady in re
sponse to one received from Mrs. Judd
of Turner, urging him ta turn to the
Lord before be dies. Among other things
he says : "I know that I am a miserable
being, but I am going to put my tnut in
God. I trust that as I pass from this life
tbe Lord above will make me bear iov
and gladneseiiihough my sins have been
great. I will try to improve the oppor
tunity luetween now and tbe fatal day.
You spoke of yonr three sons and I wish
to tell them that if they are in any wit
inclined to walk through tbis life in a
crooked and thorny paih to stop and
think before it is too late that they may
be delivered from darkness into lighu
The public and press bas Branded me as
one of the worst murderers that has ever
entered a felons ceil, but thev know not
all God knows, my sins is not as great aa
man has pictured them to be, but nerer
ihetees when the time comes for me to
die I will try and brave it through man-
lul.y and that tbe Lord will dearer me
from blood-guiltiness and my tongue will
sing aloud of my righteousness ."
People generally will believe this to be
hypocritical.
M kb Boxpso. Within the last week,
the Lucky Boy claim, in tbe Blue river
mining district, has been bonded to W.
T. Laarler ior f 15,000. Some activity is
expected in that district early in the
season, and several parties representing
large mining cotnpaniv have made in
vest:gations an-J are negotiating for the
best claim ia the district. Eugene
Guard.
The following Linn county teachers
bave been attending the stale institute
this week: Prof. Tyree, Supt. Ruther
ford, Misses Blount. Taylor. Maxwell,
Ihmham and Sedgwick of'Albanr: Profs
White and Aliingham and Miss Temple,
ot Lebanon. It ues an and Gloss, of
Crawfordsviile and Prof. Wirt, of Lav
rotub.
SiaM Seltlag al a freaalassv
Chicago. Jan. 3. A Washington spe
cial to the Post eays: "The treasury de
partment c&rials are somewhat perturbed
over the nes tnat gofd is commanding a
premium of frcm 1 to ll per cent in New
York, faifecnbera to tbe sew bonds being
the bidders. The fact that tbe gold bid for
niut come from outside the treasury vaults
affords oc!y a momentary re ief
S Traee af Iriwa.
Ro$ebvko, Or, Jan. 3. Tbe where
abouts of Murderer Sam Brown, who es
caped from the county iaiL the niirning
of December $), isstiil a mystery. Xot
the slightest trace of him bas been f ound so
tar.
Til Ford, speaking of his exploits in
bowling, says that there are a few people
quicker than he, many who can leap
uglier, come mat are more aciife, but
nne with a better eye, a surer aim and
mora invincible determination to win.
' When I take off mv coat and vest and
hat and necktie, ami put my suspenders
u hit invKet, a am a terror l am, said
he. &aleta Post. A sample of Mr.
rord'e quick eye was once illustrated in
Albany when he gvt on the Lebanon
train to go to Salem.
"War on earth, ill will
gtren ae the Jingo motto.
to men," is
The American tapers are getting even
with Premier Salisbury. They are
printing bis picture.
(100 Beward, $100.
The teadera of Uiia paper will tw pleased So
laam that there ia at laaKt 009 dreaded diaea."
Mat science has been abla 10 cure ia all if
Staea and that ia Catarrh. Haifa Catarv
Caraiathaonly poaiU.-s cure now known to
lha medical fraternity. Catarrh beinc a con
stitutional disease, requlrea a constitutional
tieattaent. Hall's Catarrh Care ia lakes later
aUlr.actingdirecUyopoetbehiood and mu
cous rarfaoea ol thearsh-m. thereby destroying
the foundation ot the disease, and siring the
patient strength by buildinrupthecoustitutiea
and assisting nature in doing 11a work. The
proprietors hare so much faith in tta curstira
powers, that they otter One Hundred Dollars
lor any case that it falls to curs. Send fee
list of testimonials.
Address, Jf. J. CHENEY ft CO., Toledo, O.
aatold by Dnusist
CHANGE TOUR INSURANCE.
State Ins. Co. noliciea will hn ;n
exchange for insurance in any of the first
class companies represented br me. I
represent the Sun of London, Continen
tal of Sew York, and several others and
will guarantee thhem. Call on or write
. M. Scsders.
The leading agent
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Unearned premium allowed on the I
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TELEGRAPHIC.
A Sllrrlaa Bebate.
Wahhikotok, Jan. 3. Tbe senate
beard a stirring debate today, the bond
question being the theme. Sherman's
speech, which had been anticipated with
ujubu uiicren. iw some lima, lnittatea tne
financial discussion. Tbe veteran senator
was in good voice, and his speech was
closely followed throughout. Th.s, bow
ever, was merel) a prelude to tbe financial
controversy, vigorous and personal ia char
acter." Elkitts sought to secare an ioime-
oiate vote on bis resolution directing that
all bond issues be advertised and the bonds
offered to tbe public. Hill attempted to
nave we resolution referred to committee,
bnt on a roll celt the vote was nvra helm -
I ingly in favor of proceeding with the ques
won. vniv six negative votes were can.
Terr Cold laAceS.
St. Paul, Jan. 3. Although Helena re-
ponea temperature tonight at 4 above
zero, tbat was the only point in the North
west where the mercury went above zero.
Tbe next warmest places were St Paul and
Huron, a. v., both reporting 10 below.
In tbis city at 8 A M it was 10 below.
Prince Albert, N W T. was the coldest to
night, registering 36 below zero. The
weather bureau reports 16 below at Dututh
and Calgary: 24 below at St. Vincent.
Minn. Mtnnedosa and Edmonton report 29
below, and Winnipeg and Battleford 32
below.
Aaafher Whlpfag.
Ixhpow. Jan. 3. Tbe latest itorr cir
culaied this afternoon was that a second
body of men belonging to tbe British Char
tered Company, numbering a bent 400, that
started oat to reinforce Jamteson s troops.
bad been cut to pieces by tbe Boers. 'Ibis
is tbe lores supposed to cava been advanc
ing from Boluwayo. It was also rumored
and seemingly confirmed by a dispatch re
ceived here, that there bad been aa upris
ing in jottamesbarg, and many persons
were Killed during toe disuarbance.
Will Sell War Bawds
New YoBK. Jan. 3. A special from
Washington says: Secretary Carlisle will
at once uoe a foil statement b tbe publie
on the bond issue, it will undoubtedly
announus that the president will order a
public loan. Tbu information comes from
a source impossible to question. Tbe ex
act terms ot the statement are unset tied.
but the chances are that tbe loan riH be
offered to the pnWic first, if that call fails,
the government will fall back on tbe syn
dicate. Tbe boad call has been arranged
for Monday.
Osw riaaa.
Wasbihgtox, Jan. 2. Tbe monthly
statement of tbe public debt, issued today,
shows that December 21, 1895, the pabiic
debt, less cash in the treasoty, amounted
to 1957.283.262, or a decrease for tbe month
oftl.l79,M9 Tbe debt is recapitulated
as follows:
Interest-bearing debt f747Cl.&C0
Debt on which interest has
ceaaed since maturity . I.C74.5I0
Debt bearing' no interest 376,233,992
Aggregate debt. $1,155,322,462
litis aggregate is exclusive of $5660,673
ia certificates and treasury notes offset bv
an equal amount f cavsh ia the treasury.
Tbe cash ia tbe treaty is classified as
foiijsrs, cents omitted;
Gold.. r fll3.198.707
Filler . 501.350, S54
Paper 157fi)96
Beod, diabarang officers bal
ocei,e:c .V-15,352,088
Total caA............f787,5T8,7
rXtjsl Kxplaaiam.
St. Lock, jan. 2. Four persons were
killed, one f-iaii injured, four more are
missing, and SI received injuries mora or
lats set-ions as the result of aa expknoa of
fireworks which occurred here this after
noon. A loss of at least $100,000 revolted
to the building and their contents, which
were oVslroved hr the exntoaon or dun sor
ed by fire or srater. This is ful'.j corexed
by Uksoiance.
The striae Ob.
Philadelphia. Jib. 3. Tbe street-
railway strike s on again. At 10 this
morning, the motormcn and condacton
emptoted by the Union Traction Company
otaosa do to go to votk wen toe srst
day can start at 4 o'clock.
Tbe ofiicm declaration was made at a
mats meeting- cf the aoen ia Lstbor Liceam.
akf s be Kefeasral.
Lost DOS. Jan. S A battie orrnrrad bo-
fore Johaaiiesbarg today between the Boers
and Dr Jamieson's iaTadiasr force sent by
tbe British. South Africa ComnaaT. The
part ica Lais recetTed are meager, but it is
dertaitely known that the British were not
only defeated with great lost, bat were
I arced to surrender.
Wajhixbtox, Jan. ?. ft is amborila-
tiry stated in behalf of the administra
tion, that the VenesueU commission will i
be absolute master of its own proceedings,
txinsr the time and nlace of it ominra-
aad determining for itself wbetcer or wot
it shall ruit foreign countries, what class
of erideoce may be taken into conoid era
tion. and bow tn intneeted irorrraaaeats
may be represented before tbe tribunal.
' fWaiaa Talkaal mt.
Ecucxk. Or., Jan. I. There iaalreadr
considerable adirity in this county among
tbe democrats and populists in antictpatioa
of a beery battle against tbe republicans
In June. Tbe democrats, who hare hither
to scorned anything ia the nature of fusion,
are now apparently anxious to put into the
field a fusion ticket for the snrinsr cam
paign, and are working to bring the popu
lists into this arrangement.
Tw Cabat War.
New Tobk, Jan. 1. A special to the
Journal from Haraaa says tbe war has
eridently settled down to conditions such
as existed before the big raid, except that
the scene bas been transferred from the
eastern prvrinces to Ma. Lanzas and Santa
Clara. Ibere is but littie likelihood of a
big battle ia tbe near future, although tbe
two big armies are on the march in a com
parSLtireJy email area. -
Not a day passes but reports come is of
orusnes between tne usargeets cavalry
ana ppam&n infantry.
Tfce Cslsslswsrs Appelated
Wshtsotox, Jan. 1 President Ciere-
land today announced tbe appointment of
toe eoetoeta nooBdary commission
follows:
lmdj frewer, of Kansas, associate
justice of the United Stab
Richard H Alrey, of Maryland, chief jaal
tioe of the court of appeals of the District
oj oiumoia; Andrew D White, of New
1 o; trederick K Coudert of New York,
aai Inote v uuman, ot Maryland.
& nth Afrtesua War
LERUx.Jan. 1. A cable dispatch r-
vc im sac uviu i reioria says a rising nas
occurred at Johannesburg;. It is added
tbat 800 mote armed men belonging to the
iwiusu t-nancrea company crossed the
frontier yesterday, and that President
Kruger is determined to defeat th innd-
ersoyiorceof arms. A conflict between
the Boers and English is expected totnor-
IV w .
BaRIJX, Jan. 1. The news of rha inn.
sion ot tne iraasraal rvpubUc by an armed
British force has created a decided sensa
tion here.
Tbe Kruea Zeitnnar nan -Enankns
uwwue greea ana oaa taita Today it
inca; yesierMy it was South Ameri
ca.
The inraaion of the TransrasJ hr Dr.
Jamieson and tbe forces of the British
bouth African Company, all the newspa
pers declare, constitutes a serious and ua-
tustitiahle breach of peace, against which
Germany must protest.
A Bad Wmt.
SSATTLS. Jan. 1 The schooner Dwood.
Captain E E Wyrnan. is a total wreck in
AUtska. It is tbe worst stury of ship
wreck to reach Seattle for a year. One
sailor was drowned and the remainder of
tbe crew only reached shore after one of
the bra rest tights against the elements that
nas ucvn recorueu ta uis suiuata ot uo
Northwest ouast.
A Big Terd.'ct.
Tacom a. Wash , Jan. 1 The city ot
Tacoma was today awarded a verdict of
$S7,ftOO. as damages, against tbe Tacoma
Light & Water Company, for alleged mis-
Light & Water Cw
irenUUoilail(1
purcbase of
, light plants in l$a
traud, resulting m tbe
the waur and altrin
, light plants in l&B tor 1,750,000.
Money to Loan.
f ar m seLTty. '
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Through Pullman Palace sleeper
Tourist sleepers and Sew Reclinin
Chair cars
TU1LY POBTLASn TO CHICAGO.
Trains heated t teu. aa dears light
ed by Pintech Light.
Time to Chicago 3H days, time to
Sew York H days, which is many
hours quicker than all competitors.
For rates, time tables and full infor
mation, apply to
Craan MoJrrwnw, agents, Albany,
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R W Baxtox. C E Baows,
Gea'l Agent, DistPasaAgt
135 Third St, Portland, Or.
120
DOLLARS
PER f.lQNTH
In Youi Own Localct
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necessary. Kothing like ft for too
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always prosper. Xo tfrae wasted ia
teaming the bushtess. We teach yva is .
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