Washington Letter.
From our regular Correspondsnt.
Washikgton, March 2nd, 1893.
It congress doesn't want a foreign war
It should indulge in lees war talk. The
Cuban resolution adopted by the Benate,
declaring in- fvor"ot recognition t th
belligerency of the Cubans and request
ing the president lo use his good offices
towards procuring a recognition ot the
independence oCCuba, was of itself right
enough, and certainly represents the
overwhelming sentiment- of congreesj
and probably of the country, but there
were threats, implied and spoken, In
gome of the speeches made in the senate
that were entirely needless. It may be
set down as certain that if the United
States goes to war in behalf ,otCub it
will not be with Spain alone that we
shall have to1 fiaht.' If has been- its
eecret treaties with other European na
tions which have enabled Spain tore-
tain its hold upon Cuba thiough other
revolutions on the island . But although
this fact is well known it is probable
that when the house takes op the ques
tion this week, an attempt will be made
to outjingo the speeches made in the
senate before the resolution is finally
adopted. ; 1
The resolution adopted by the senate
being concurrent will have no more offi
cial weight with President Cleveland
than he may be disposed-to give it as an
expression Of the lopinion of the Benate,
agreed . to-by all but six senators who
were present a hen the vote was takes;
but an attempt is to be mad -in the
house not only to make the resolution
stronger but to make it a joint reol op
tion. If this attempt succeeds,, which le
probable, the resolution will have to be
icrntt vriMf Kr frKa nrpaident or !-
lowed to become'a law without his sig
nature, No one expects a veto, although
President Cleveland is- keeping his own
eoonseh - "' ".".1 ';"v". ?;-.'.'" '"7.
Ad a sop Jo tb3 Twpnlisttf The I ipbli
can senators aresaid to. bare nearly all
prom;aed either to .absent thumselvee-or
to -vote for the resolution offered. bySeri
ator Allen, of Sebr.'" prpyiding 1orrt'.i.n
vestigaiion pf .the Alabama leglaJaiae
that elected Hoo.T. Morgan tth
Senate". The comniiitee'on-Privflerei
and Elrcttons will, notwithsUnding the
protest, of .every ..'democratic ipember,
avorably report the 'Alien resolution.
There is not the slightest donbt that
such an investigation b7 a senate com
mittee would be a clear-violation of the
constitution, but that is, of course, not a
matter tojbo.th the average republican
senator when-he-has a dicker in view by
which he expects to gain some advantage-
v .
It begins to look like tnere was danger
of the favorite son business breaking out
in Cz.r Bead's camp, one might almost
say in his immediate political family, if
Mr. W. D. Waltworth, of Boston, repre
sented any considerable number of Mass.
republicans when be said; "I am de
cidedly la" favor. of the Massachusetts
delegation voting for Senator Lodge in
the St. Louis convention. No man has
any particular claims to the presidential
nomination any "more than anyothtr
man,-and it ia a-very fitting tribate for
each state to name ' its particular choice
. 1. - C i I It-.. IkT . ,i
on lug urat wiiui. -jaaturaiiy eunie 01
these would drop ont after . the first bal
lot and then; the real strength of those
who are candidates would be shown
The nomination ' would be freefrom the
suspicion of ring rule or bossiem, and I
fully, believe would be more satisfactory
to the people at large, whitj a number of
worthy men would ' receive honors to
which they are entitled and which they
"would appreciate." The odd part of
this nomination of Lodge is that be has
always poeed aa Damon to Reed's Pythi
as. ' Of coarse Mr. val worth may only
have expressed his own ishes and Mr
Lodge may have known nothing about
it. Still such things are calculated to
arouse suspicion in the mind of the Czar.
- Bland Suggested.
A diepatch from Lebanon, Ms , r f
recent date has been cent the Democbat
fo publication. It reads;, ' j
The. Democratic Committee of Lv-
clede county met tcday and iesOed a call
for a delegate convention. to iwheld
Lebanon Sturday, April 4, to elect del
egates to the 8tate Convention at Sedalia
April 15.; The .township meetings-. will
be held Saturday, March 28, to select
delegaTeslo the county" convention
near County Commitee -will also be el?c
ted April 4, the diffa-enf ": townships to
select their committeemen at the town
ship meetings. The Democrats of La
clede County aiilbave a thorough ex
amication in; the approaching campaign
The lollowing resolution, expressing the
sentiments of the united Democracy of
this county, were nnaniirouely adopted
ty the Committee :. . ...
whereas, tne Democratic party ,ip
1892, by 1U p'a'Jorm, declared for 'the
use of both goldnd silver as, the stand-
arj money of the country "and for the
coinage af both gold and silver withoct
discriminating against either metal, or
cnarge tor minting'; and.
"Whereas, Urover Cleveland, in hie
letter of acceptance in the same year,
declared that 'all currency, whether
gold or silver, should be of the same in
trinic value or", purchasing? power, and
witn such condition gold and silver can
be utilized safely upon equal terms
and, -
"Wherea?, said Cleveland, as Presi
dent, ha abandoned the platform, vio
lated the declaration in bis let'er of ac
ceptance, committed Lis administration
to the single gold standard, repudiated
the silver dollaf as standard money and
increased the bonded debt hundreds of
millions to maintain t lie gold standard;
therefore, be It
"Kesolved. that in the opinion of the
Democratic Committee of Laclede coun
ty an indorsement of said administration
by the Democratic National Convention
will disrnpt the .arty and bring defeat
in ii.e eppioaciiiug election; xnat we
believe th" party should declare for the
independent fre coinage of silver at the
ratio of IS to J; that if our townsman
and dif iiiignWhed iU'.esman, Hon.B. P.
Bland, will cni,8rr.t to the use of his
name a h pres-id-iHial . candidal, we
command fiiin to be National Democracy
a an abMaiid frailest 'Democrat, who,
n iKinniated, woull l-ad the' party to
trimory, and, if alrcted, woa'd nri'iic to
.'.is adminin-tratii-n the economic princi
p'eaof Jtfft-rt-oniau Dt-mocmcy."
our weeks from tomorrow thpre
be the biggest congressional battle ever
held in Orezon. onlv to end in t ha nom
ination of Hermann. There will be
agony in the camp of the Sl.a.glIlaq,
Oregonian, and several otb;r va'lcj- pa
pers. ,The democrats by putting up a
first class man, can come close to defeat
ng Mr. t ermann. , ?
The Judge, Lawyerj and Jurymen will 1
cci upy a't'oiit seat tliia wee 4.
'In Union There Is Strngtn.
Oak Crkek, March 9U J
Editor Lkmockat :
I think the above language a good
motto for every democrat in Linn Co. to
day. We find in olden times this same
advice. It was the defirfHbrRrn
that no strife should come between him
and Lot: nor theirherdmen. . David
said on one occasion, "Beholdi i how good
and how pleasant it' is" for brethren lo
dwell together' in uanyV",WoW'"IaTn
avara that there. la (or-seeuiB to be) a
little difference among democrats on
Cftrtain thiniM. 1 30 not think tCnT DV
demd5arakhVrt JT feV anftndf i ve
him -.liit th nartv. f hL nlaee to ad
Just tbnwDiiffisrences isiifay3S'8-
I belivertbdesUutwAoft!;deHio-
cratio'parirwould be a ttwanwaihity to
this country ana uu tuisetaw-j'
.. . . . ....... . . b . --
publican party J.pajty la.areat
schemer; and thenar tmJndv.VJ4ual9.
in said party Abat cap , echeme a utile
too.
One of their plana aa to startup new
party and get members from -soaaea here
besides their "own "ranks.-Then some
thing is said about si' platform.' "O weM,
they say you' 'go ahead and .'fir that 'up
to suit you and it 'will-be all' right with
us.. I Then comes the , ticket . The le d
ers of the .republican party., hold a cau
cus. They reason like-tbiaj'now we
have-let them - fellows :fix upthe plat
form, and if we give them-all the ticket
both county and itoWrHbymTj'an
peet tr.at sonethicg was wrong. In or
der to keen do wix. .these thoicyth.ta .aud , to
make nrt that all bat republican will
stay with y oe-a pwrty ; we w il give
them all the paying 'oncesrid we will
put a fewotour men.bn te aie end just
to fill out the, ticket ?
. Then a few republicans will begin to
hollow to see who can make the most
noiaa for the new . fort 'a . ticket ; but
likely with tne understanding that all ol
the G-. Q. P. will stay together when .they
go to- votev t So when-' the vote are
counted we find that the republicans
have their full' nuniber and the' demo
crats their " full vote "except the vote of
the new nartv. .In union there is
strength. - .-i . -
Now brother democrats what was ap
plicable in that particular in olden tiaief
it applicable to us at this tune . So we
aav now as did one of olJ. L-t brotlir-
lylove. continue.", .Two years ago the
representatives of ail parties promised
reform in state government. There was
but one democrat in the state elected to
the legislature. I suppose Mr. ISditoi
your redera,or that portion at least that
pay taxeo, . kno w tits result. The ex.
travagance was aa bad if not worae than
ever bet-ire. Kven in our cpunij uw
same extravagance.! prevails. "..In ..U
language of another: -'.'Tlteae things
ought not so to be." -
lo I am ' not going out of, the demo
cratic party. ..That ,.ia the only political
home that I ever have had or ever ex
pect to have. True democrat' princi
ples that any government can "be run up
on and all her. people praspec. Now let
me sav to all democrats, whether in the
party or ont of it, to coauider these (acts.
If you . want to down" extravagance in
your nation, in your suite, or , in your
county, then sUnd by th demooratic
nartv:' and ever remember thai, "In
union there is strength. .. '. ,.
A Democrat.
The- Pacific Northwest Immigra
"',"" tion Board.' .;7,:..'.'
.. ? . Potiak On., March 9, 1336.;
ToThePopl: ' '
The Pacific Northwest Immigration
Board baa been established for the pur
pose of bringing to the Pacific North wet t
such a class of producers as shall tend to
develop it resource . and increase its
prosperity, and to that end has, thus
far, been provided by the citizens of
Portland with a fund of $30,000 a fond
which it is hoped to largely increase by
contributions from other poorcee-
It being impossible for a central boaid
t-j attend to location in so large a section
of country, the work of this Board will
be limited to advertising, a widely as
poeaible, the advantages, which this
country, aa a whole, bas to offef ; and to
interesting tbe largest passible number
of the producing ? classe of the east,
and especially farmers, in it. Each en-
quirer will bo supplied with an accn rate,
thongh brief, description of all the differ
ent sections, and allowed to make bis
own choice oi tbe section which he pre
fers. Having made bis choice be will
be turned over to tne local board of that
section to be directed to and supplied
wHh exactly what heants- ' ; ' '
Tliht 3uard has been organized .and
supplied wiil- funds, not for th purpose
of booming any town or city, or promot
ing any private interestwhateoever, but
for the sole and only purpose of promot
ing the general settlement and develop-.
men t of the country at large, a wotk in
which every section has a vital interest.
and which should be aided to tbe fullest
extent in their power by Ute . people . of
each eectioo. .The most effective means
for each section to ' aid in the general
work is by making itself as well known
as possible, and by exerting itself to se
cure aa large a share aa poetible of th
newcomer.-'- "
It is difficult to say exactly when the
eastern work will begin, to bear uuit.
We have reason to believe that we will
not have long to. wait for considerable
result.' The localforzanrzitions shonld
be formed at once and perfect their pre
parations. It is tbe purpose of this
Board to, in tbe near future, have one of
its members, or a responsible agent, visit
each county desiring to take part in the
work, to make deficiie arrangements for
co-orperations. Meantime . we invite
correspondence from all sections interes
ted Address, i ' '-. ' " "
I'm KoaTBWEsr Pacikc. Immigration
Boasd, .' r f Portland Oregon.
flow thing hev changed An illus
tration' is given in 01 followiog from
theC j. vallis Tim 's, In tekinir of the
recent removals: The duuue leaves at
sole o.!cupant pf th general offl je, Mao-
iet Zionel travelirtjf freight and passen
ger axent. Mayo, dispatcher Ahb-y and
ttieome boy; four all told, with Mayo
and ibbey each absent more than halt
tne time.. 1 tie greater pa. t cf the dav
the only ocenpaots of the headqu irtt-r
building are the manager and the- office
boy.' Once the rarne ofBce slie'ltered
and the same road, noor'shed a , genrra)
manager, superintendent, air auditor, a
paymaster,- a dispatcher with ' eteiio-
graphers galore, , to say nothiii f j
Bjrartn of engineere, clerk and limiHe-.,
numbering something like t lirtr. -
No wonder I'm stuck," said the be
wildered pedestrian "I've run sijainat
th forka of the load." Richmond Dis
patch - ...... ' v -
l Qiery. hat' will a woman
hO i the chickens with when she wear
blojmere?-Achison Glope. -' - 1
Drr Price's Cream Baking Powdet
, j woria a rair niglteat Award,
A Cold Poem.
s Followio is the poem wcitten by Mrav
tep. ;'MOlero agen, iSvhichvwon
the prise offered by tlw Chicago ' Timet
Herald over 1300 competitors : s
Her mother sirs on an icbuilt throne,'
CloeVnnd,er tlv rpidnlgbVeuov
aits ever watching with level eyes
Tne ceaseless centuries run,
One by one, "
Till the years are done
ih'lftfpnitl'pw
Ooe byxmpi i
But'theWrdnTghtflah.
htto knowe'.h no first nor last yzl?
Who jsiir lAtber nojwan tan eay, "i
fThougMhe midDkhtuH)mliy,know ;
For thanirKieh Is hid fiou siitht of man
'r Ueeth itH)hjeand go 5 f
- n stifianKw1iit. ;f
S5ITilX''k a reain f igltA
LSliAjimubr. stepson the ground
w & A 4wf sOJIgllt,
By day or by night,
That no-maii heareth the Wand
Men sav she is cold, but grant bar fait ;
But the children hold her aear.
The children clamor with wild delight
Whenever e'lie diraireth "o'eit. '' ' ;
:'- '";Sbft 'tor tb'pmv;"A's 1
-i .!, ghe smobtlietH the hem '
Of her robe, or lightly whirls,. ... "
" Laughs and leaps, ,.,'
-- -,. , t.; And.circlea and sweep4,;t
The maddest of mad-cap girls. ! ,'m .-.-The
children love heir and understand",
As only the child heart can, ' " ,""', i
She conies to socenr ihe striken earth,
. And ch til though ebe Bee met h to man
She leadeth ",,., ,;
... ,. , '. White robe and .biendetb
To smooth them so soft and lair '
'-O'er earln's scare, ---
And the winter' stars " "
Laugh out at her tender' care".
Lilches Maude Mii.lh.
Getting Red Hot.
Mayor Sutro wrote that VCollis P,
Huntington - would not steal a red hot
stove."- Huntington propose to have
him prosecuted for it. - Just wby iris
difficult to say, for the assertion is not a
very savage on. On the contrsry it vaa
a very pretty thing to say of a man that
be would not steal a red hot stove. Soma
people, though always want to go back
jot euch things and are trying to insinu-
ate that what butro meant wa that be
wouldn't steal the stove simply because
it was red hot. If this was Mr. Sutro'
mean ng it was wiong, beuee people
who know anything a boat Mr Hunting
ton know thai he wouldn't steal the
stove even if it were cold. Mr Hunt
ington would steal nothing-. ' He is not a
ifdrfi'hnl w'a'm ItmmM' ta financierin
. k.j ut.ltiuard. In this district the judge are
on a large scale, why. then you had bet-. mnh4,i-,n . 1.. ,., ,1,.r i-
ter keep both eres on him . An Albany
man used to boast that only one man
ever got ahead of bitn io a bargain. It
it doubtful if even one man ever got V- Jackson county has a populist admin,
ahead of Huntington. He is a ihierd : 1st rat ion, and the Tiding complaint a
man, alive to bis own interests, with al''Tn bills audited Jy
, , . -iv . court bow an expenditure of fl7.2i for
bead for accumulatinr mnlions, b;Us p,, ,or 'the COJDtr ior ISM
when it comes to stealing it was an In- 5 printed inPortland. Previwis lothis pop
joclire for Mr Sulro to say that h would ulist administration of Jackon county
not steal a rd hot stov iihout also
... , , ... ,
adding that h wonJ not steal a stove
under any metrorlogical condition. '
- " ""
B.forelhewar of the Revolution the
Eaglisb officer quartered about New
York had established a race-course 00
Ling Island,' and ever since the ti?r
hat been racing in tbe neighborhood 0(1
tbe metropolis, now wilhtnt question
the racing centre of the United States.
Ii the old-time races there wa nearly
alvayia deal of sentiment this often
taking a sectional form, a for instance
when "Eclipse", represented tbe North
and"Hfenry" the South In a race at fonr
mi'e heats on Long Inland in 1523. From
tbe iouroal of Jueiah ' Q-iincy we tears
that on hand red thousand person were
spectators of this race, and that be was
so interested in the sport that he sat in
tbe sun till one of bis cheeks was blister- j actual appropriations epak for thm
ed without at the time being conscious j tv. The legitlature tept np the
of the intense beat. At this race it is
int.M.lin. f F, ih.t I.t1. n t?.nvl.1nK '
of Roanoke rat just iu front of Mr Qain
ey, who said of th Virginian: "Apart
from hi intense sectional pride, he bad
personal interest at the torn things were
taking; lor be had bet' heavily on tbe
coate:, and, it was saiJ, proposed Jo sail ;
for Europe upon clearing enough to. pay
bis espeoses."' Thi wa after "llenry"
had won the first heat. ' For in the next
heat' "when" ""Eilipte" prop-r rider,
Purdy, wa in tbe saddle, tba table wer
turned, and th race went to ''Echo.'
Mr John liilmer Speed, in the March
Forum. " .'""." ' ','
'" Western people wa'ched with interest
the coupon voting contett of the Record
some months ago when ailver sentiment
cored a big victory over gold in Ctiicaco.
By the Record's figure th re were lo
to one of Chicago's voters in favar of bi-
roeta'iFm. A caovaea of South Bind
Ind., by a correspondent showed ISO in
a total of 21$ bueioe men to b in favor
of silver. In fact, every time the Record
bas published anything to show senti
ment, silver has scored a winnings Now,
in view of the facta, what bai is there
for the direct and implied assertions in
tbe Record an 4 o'.ber papers' that "the
silver issued is dead everywhere except
In the mining states.' How ean we rec
oncile actual figures in favor of silver and
the ' random but emphatic statements
that the eil rer right is over and past ? II
silver is dead, bow can we account for
the Chicago vote, the South Bend rec
ord, etc.? If it is not dead, upot. what
foundation Jo the reouiem editorial
rest? :, The west won.d like to know
which i correct , the figures or the nwr
tion. Eastern Ex. , '
Walter Lyon, in an article In lhe Ore
gonian giving a list of officer andem-
p'oyea at the various institutions, tay
Several families are also cared for by
t ie state. Five families are supported
a'-the reform school, alone.". This, if
true. . is a most extraordinary- state of
affairs. The idea of tbe state keeping a
whole family because one member of the
family has employment at the institu
tion, I preposterous in tbe extreme
Tbe state ihould only care for those it
actually employs. ' A man ehould have
no riubt to take his wife and children to
an institution simply because be bas
cured employment at that institution
alem Po.if.
' ii ol sehbits are the backbone of a
mty, .Albany catnot do too much to
k.ep op th high standard of tier public
- booir, alreadr in a 6n c nditioil . ' c
' Toina'ito -What do the papers mean
..hen the say; '-Comrasnt fa superrlu
ou?" . . .. . . .-; 1 :
, Fapa It means that th writer of the
article doesn't know what to say. Bar
celona Co mica. ; ' - .... .
Mies Susan B. Anthony was given a
reception in Rocheetar, N. Y., fn recog
nition of her seventy-sixth birthday an
niversary. Certainly no one can claim
her age is Ifr. ! "-2 .... - . .
MISFITS.
"Tliof is some good In every hotly. Try
to find iV Oveirlook their faults. You
can make men better by recognizing the
best tihtt id in thtrra. Union.
r ThVftate. oifjegorils'1)iiilding a $15,
000 sewer, which wilt benefit the city of
oaiem more man uie state, it is reallv
S"16 sewef ,he "i8' P"y9 fop .-
A samplfi oI,Mo,o;oipg.of the Ua
lature. j & ?J s r . 4 ; ?
A eood deal bas been said about
Perrine' comet- coming this way. The
secret is being let out, though, that Mr.
rerrine Uimseitoa. not wttii . the comet.
If so he may just as .well as not- keep
away from Albanyi for wp. want no Ham
let's without a HwnleU'','. " ,-
The- Woodmen aria1 being heard from
generally. - The Eugene- -Guard says:
une laciyvctetf a receipt rrom tne wood
men Circle at jthe. school election yca-
leruav. mpieua 01 a ttcKet lor airector
and clerk. - - Site doubtless got' her ticket
v The Adseburg-ltav'tew -publishes- the
following;., VProt' L. M. Christol.- the
elf-ttyled charnpioo. wrestler,' boxer and
all around atliicte, baa taken quurters in
th University of Oiygon gymnasium
and isxrvanKinK-cut88. ..lurisio! was
defeated in a wrostlinv match- by City
Marshal .Keenan, of Grants Pass, and
knocked out b Mr. Schuyler in a glove
corneal m luiavuy. . ( .
Dick Pond; A well-known fniatilla In
dian, while drunk went to sleep on the
railroad track and 'was run over , near
Pendleton a few 4days ago..' During Uia
past year ten Indians' have been kilted
in t ma'.illa county, and, . nine of thia
number met their "death while .drunk.
Two were run over by trains, ' and the
others were frozen fo death ' or were kill
ed while fighting. How does that sound
to U. S. Judge Bellinger, whose decision
made this possible. - ' -
The reasons for some names are cer
tainly far-fetched. Here ta a case- given
by the Salem . Journal t &ome wa.it to
know the origin of th name, "Aums-
ville." TU late ' Hon. It. H. Turner
loutmed mis little villajre. jfia son-in-
law was named Amoa Davia. Mr. Davis
was a man of fine address, and greatly
beloved by the Turner, family. He wa
a gentlec an of fii.e business ability, and
in the prime ot life at that time, but
death suddenly claimed him. - Being of
tierman descent, Amos,' (pronounced
"Au-moac"), was selected for the name
win honor of Mr. Davis. lUnoj Auais
villt. The court room during the trial of Iley
Buell adultery case has presented a die-
1 graceful appearance. At least one-half
1 of the seats have be n occupied by peo-
I pie standing up on them, and the aule
nave oeen crowded to suffocation,
anions those present could be aeen a
number of boy from ten to fourteen
years of age, white university students
were ont in full forvu. TUe kvlature
ehould pass a law allowing such cases to
s 1 tried bebjrd closed doors. Eugene
! j each case, and should be. Elect a
I different kind of a judge. . . .
1 - ; .
"c 8 " PnnS inaicouiu im uad 01
the home printing othce was given out
to thein an"j lhey executed it in a stvle
ample to satisfy a republican or denio-
Icratie administratiot, at prices eiual!y
eausiaciorj, and tLe money was kept at
, home.
A great many ta'.l
cash. ......
men ar short ol
The Booths have alvart cansed a good
deal of talk. They have been promioett
ia their field. '
JI all too! tbinr in the wor'J tbe
worst ar the ' argument Urinj: mad by
a ew eicbangea, that lb last Stat Km
ialatnr wa not eztravsfant becan the
appropriations voted by tbe next pre
viou legislature wer more. Rats
(That baa nothing to m with it.
The
, railroad
commission ana dido 1 even
change officer, after pledges to do away
with it; also many other commission
pent 23,ojo for clerk hire, the actual
work don not amounting lo over one
tenth of tbe amount, thonMod ofdo'. an
for privet cLki! and botpitahi, $140,
WW or an Eastern Oregon asylum, $15
000 for a sewer for lb ritv of R.Vm
wast c ,4uuy f JAJ.UU. Uow sil.y to
talk of economy under such eircurat'an-
ct regardless of the ! 00 of IS 93
rco 11. 1 lie Home corre
spondent o the Time note a change ia
public lee.in there and a predominan-ein
lb demon.traiion in favor of retrieving
Italy ' military dgntty before concluding
Or. Price's Cream BaKtnsr Pow!
Vortd's clr tfj-ct Asard
BORN
PARKER. On Monday, March 9, lS9fi,
.11 iiiram raraer, near
Aiuany, an 11 pournl txiy.
DIED.
PtVPtrin-p 1, . 1
........i.!. me nome 01 his par
ents in Bhedd. on Feb. 17th, JKJ0, Uuy
eoa wataon ami Uliva
Rinehart, aged 6 monttia and 10 days.
ineueceaoeu was a bright little boy;
beloved by all who knew him and the
lose to hi a fllicted parents is a grvat one.
The old story of Prometheus I a parable,
an allegory. Prometheus waa on terma or
Intimacy with tbe (rod. From them he
trl fire, end gave ft to men. For this ain
ne wa Donnd to the rock of Mount Can.
casus, and vulture ware set upon him.
They onlv ate his liver. Thia grew aval
a fast as it was pecked sway. Are his uf-
fennga to be imagined r Ye, and realixed.
Take a modern interpretation of tbe par
able. There ia no cooking without fire. In
cooking and eating the mischief lies. The
stomach is overtaaked, th bowels become
clogged, they cannot diapoaa of the food
that ia given them. The impurities back
up on the liver. Then come the vultures.
The suffering from an outside, visible
hurt, are a mere pin-scratch to the torments
f diseased liver.
But, modern are ahead of the ancients.
There la a sequel to the old story. Dr.
rierc i the author.. Hi "Golden Med
ical Discovery" is more than equal to the
vultures of dyspepsia and ita kindred dis
eases. Every atom of the " Discovery " is
an active agent against disease. It flies
like a ferret, wherever it is sent It is as
ure as the needle of the compaaa. Ther
is no more need of suffering from dyspepsia
than there ia of hanging one's sell
tfr. W. Raosaa. af tot cy
Ky. ha thi to aav for himaelf nd the "QoWtrn
Medical Ducovery": " I wa a dyspeptic 1 had
not hid a comfortable nirht in i vr i s...
taken three bottle of Dr. Pierce' Golden Med
ical Dincovery. I am aow fifty year old, I feel
wunj year younger.-- xours truly,
Bend i cents la oae-eeat stamp to Dr. R. V.
fierce, Buffalo, jr. Y., aad get Dr. Pierce' Med-
icaiAavuer. It 1 a book or looS p(e, profuaely
Illustrated. It Will
. af th fcutaaa rtetn In elrin word.
TELEGRAPHIC.
V The Cabaa Mailer.
Washiwoton, March: 10. The crowds
which filled the senate (ralloriea today in
anticipation of an exQUing. Cuban debate,
were not disdpoinled,..'Today, two new
phases of the subject made their apnear-
ance, and each afforded a debute which
w mttare andspccUr to" high
,taw.of inUreat and w?rtement. f
Lodge rose t a eueatiifti of 'pmonal
iKVttiiTn of nersonal I
il.i.. 1 ' f a rr '.-.llrtri it 4
the Spanish minister, Senor do Louie, for
his recent criticianis of senator. Teller
added his opinion that 9 .repetition of the
minisU't's action should ba followed by his
duunissal., . Uray held tbat senatorial priv
ileges and prerogatives sliould not be s- rain
ed to clone the mouth of tuo Spanish nitri
ister. ' , ,. . . . - --
Stlolan Bladenlt.
Madkio, March 10. Tbere was a se
rious auti American riot at Salamanca yes
terday evening, and students burned Amer
ican fUgs amid tbe acclamation of the
crowds Gendarmes charged the rioters,
and dispersed them temporarily. Later
tne student reaiweiiihled and gathered an
other iuob abtut tnuui. The prefect ex
horted tne student 1 to dixperne, but they
hooted. Finally .the pivfect was compelled
to call upon the pMice for protection. Gen
durmea again cliared tbe riotous students,
who mot the onslaught with showers of
stonea, bat oriur was finally restored.' The
university has been cluaed.
. - A frspMMl Raw rrtj. t
toko. mm-nr-viiruiuuB wmiiih muuuuu
Fittsbuko, March 10. The conference
to form a auw national tetunerance uartv
met today, 20 dg egatea beinK preceut. lhe
promuiera Kiiy mere win oe a large number
present before the conference closes. Cbair
nmn Stewart delivered the opening addreas.
On the stave are dipUyed aixns rcidinir:
igui tender paper money; no bonds;
'Freeiiilver 16 to J, independent ot other
governments;" "Simr! gold aiandurd and
bond';" ,'in uuiou iLwe i ktrengtn." etc.
T Kataea BlU fiwi
Albana, N. Y:." March 10. The xeuate
votHl closure on tbe Raines exci bill, 34
to 14. The bitt was put on iu paaoage and
adopted, 81 to IS. According to Senator ;
lUinemthe t-ffiia of tbe bill will be to
prevent corruption in exewe board, tj
tuuup out low era ahopt, and to irreatiy re
duce Sunday aollintr and other violation of
law by aaioonkcrper. Although be ex
pects tbe number of drinking place to be
reduced from 25 to 40 tr cent, be hold
that the i nereis in the licence fee wi II pre
vent loesol revtnue.
Ialasui Cctllas Mad.
Pekdlstos, Or, Wared 10. A hla
meeting-ot Umatilla Indian, tquar and
Joung uten wa held on the rewrve today
tauonaidr the Cause ot Ue&ih of Dick
I'ond and Vami)law. A iruDOiiion to in
vade tn l'vndieton aaluou waa received
with wild atplauM.' Sixteen speeches
ere niaae D lejuuag Indian, home ap
prebeutioo is felt hrre by th aaloon men
who have been selling whuky to Indian.
. laWprarr,Ksw.
IOEfEKiKtCE. Or., March 9 Tbi
morning Jobn W. Uren (tabbed in tbe
face ih! arm Thomas U. bldoo, tiring
on tne uoctiamu'e, two mile from here.
The particular of tie affair a far a can
be teartuNl, ate tbat iireen waa in the em
ploy 01 zueioon, ana a nutpute aroe over
lb position of a tent, and Mr. Sheldon
waa badly cot by a pocket knife in tbe
hand of lirven.
.ifc rrmlsre.
FaAAkwar. Ky.. March 0. Fat the
ecood time death ita added to the com
plexity of a aeaatorUl contoa which ba
rugnW public intern in this cut for
o cscntu and ititracted wide attention
throughout tbe couttry. Trie death ot Sen
ate kcel Weitosrr ttdar remove, be-
ide a dUtinguubed tneajlr of the Louis
ville bar, one of the uot active and ecer
freiic 6rare in the tienatorial &gkt; a man
who bail, within the past few week, de
fatted Dr. Hunter, the republican nominee,
and uoaefu!ly badied attempt of the fol
lower of Blackburn to secure tha re eUec
tion of tneir men.
Will Bengalee rata.
Xkw York. March 10. A World dw
ptch from Mexico a): A th United
hutes ha not fvirmailv recognized the be!-KgemH-y
of Cab, Mexico and Ckntrai
American rppuMiot are waiting deSnite ac
tion by i'resident Cleveland. lloobUe.
recoftnition by tbe I'ni'ed rj.ate would
peeiily be foliosed by Mtnilar reoonitioo
io Mexico and (Voral America l!i-ot
Spaniard here have great xnKmxx. Toe
great man ol Mexican r duiite Ibem
and ymp4tdit aiiij Cul,
Am t r a tlrtwry
SaLM.(r.. March 9. TL
school JirwlAr bfr tcday reauited in tbe
ricion oi ii iiiiam Ibentngtun over l"r.
Bj rd by a majority of 69 iot. Cherring.
too was uwr!eJ by tne A. P. A. Tbe
friend of both raodidates worked hard,
and a large vote waa relied. All were al
low i to vote who were qtuUhed to vote
at a general election . V omen were not
allowed to to'e. 1 be agTegals vote of
tne Iwr narJ waa liii.
A ateM SUbWrj.
Di;x VJ.B. March . Thia evening an oo-
oo a man oaJtihl a tray ot jewelry, in
w uiui were aiaiuooaa, valm-d at J.V.'JO,
rrom a nowca in Uo'.tleuea s jewelry
c vu ,-isureoio street, and made hi e
cape, lie was followed and fcred opoo by
uaiMiirnni Dvstanuera. I be !:nl
returned tli fire, slightly wounding lieo.
JaUen. The Jioe are w it bin g for toe
Kalaasi SUaaa rarweste.
WaBtxoTO!r, March 9 Tb president
na pardoned Nathan Itlam. convicted in
uregon tor muggl:ng and conspiracy, but
w bote sentence was impend!, and F. M .
auiMuury, nvuxeu in t.regon of misus
ing penally envelopes, acd lined t'J0.
A rliaa AecMeal.
Portlasu. March 8 A friehtf.il
lamitr, canoed by a iaodsiide, overtook the
lamuy ot lAmaJd S. UcLkmaio, a bridre
rarrweter. in tne employ of the Southern
Pacific Company, early yesterday morning,
io a ravine of the Portland Ueiirbt. mnA m
the twinkling of ancje, the home of tbe
ituonaliis wa swept out cf exuiccce.
nanny a vesuge ot tne boats remaining,
wbneiwoot tbe inmate wmi mnU ..
deatn, and tbe remaining nieniU-rs of the
lamny narrowly escaped with their liea.
1 he dead are: Daniel Campbell, a
i2; Isabel A'cDonald, age 18.
laws alee. ,
bT. Locis. March 8 A tI- mtili f
aiaoneuience ol orders by J. A Aitkin, mo
torola , a terrible head end collision oc
curred this evening, about 5 o'clock, be
tween two cars of the Kirkaood electric
railroad, which connects the town of Kirk-
ooa with this city. Both cars were bad
ly smashed, four men were probably fatal-
j injureu, nauiy nun, and between 20
and 30 other lee seriously injured. The
fatally injured are: J. A. Aitken. 8am
Dlttb. motorman- I. L.. Jrtnm rluitn an..l
of the Mimouri, Kansas & Texas railroad;
iviuiaru i-oniigan, insurance agent.
Fatally Waaaded.
CltSTRAL ToilST. Or .. M
. Llliott was stabbed and probably fa!al
j wuuuueu tms morning at 12:30 A.M.
by Jobn A, Penninirrr. 'J h affrav i.k
place at the Central Point hotel, and wa
without doubt pieme JiUted . Tbe two
men nati oeen attending a dance, which
broke np at 12 o'clock, and, as Klliott step
ped OU'. Of tbe front inlnnivi nf H.o 1,1.1
renninger put his hand on Klliott's right
tiuuiuri- anu stabbed nim in the breaat
with a dirk knife, tbe b"ade of which wa
three and a half inches long.
A Baah taalaxka.
SEATTLt, March 8. The rush to Alaaka
has begun in dead earnest, and steamer
and sailing- veasels ar leaving port loaded
with paaaengers and freight. Tiie rush ia
un aralleled, and tbe people seem to bave
gore Alaska-mad. Steimboat coinp.iniea
and owners of schooners and other craft are
ranking the iuobc of the fever, and offta
great inducements to the pronpector. lhe
iTlClfic Coast Steatr.akin t
nonnced a rate for its steamer Mexico.
which sails March 18. of 8.1 ami $9 .in f,.
Brat and second clu, reectivelv. to Ju
neau and Douglass island, and 2 and f 1
from tboe ports lo Dyea, Cook in'et.
J he schooner I.i nivtln aiiil.,.1 liiilntt .m
. . , , , . .......... WMUj ,VJI
Cook inlet with a nartv nf 'Al nm., in
completely outfitted. ,
, a toell.lt Orillnaare.
Orast Pass. Or fw-Ii 7 vui;... .
Pordt, leader of Jrl' IWiilur armv an'
organiitation similar to the Salvation
Army, a arreated bore this evening while
Conducting aprvir fnhl n (I,, .
, , v a,. ,.VM. IUQBIU1V
headquarters in the street, Tbe city coun
cil passea an ordinance last Thursday to
prohibit drum-beaUDg, etc, on tbe street.
STERiopTfOAir Vibws. Tbe finest and
grandest Stereoptican views ever pre
sented to the putili-., will he given nudnr
the auspices 01 Ueree of Honor A. O. U.
W. on TWday, March 17th. In con
nection with the vie fide will la
lecture delivered by Piof . Ed Shields on
the following views as presented. The
famous Trilby sonir, Hen Holt and the
following numbers of southi rn melodies,
Swanee Itiver, Old Kentucky Home, with
the grand finale, Marching Throngh
Georgia will be rendered by the quartet.
Each and every one of thetie eonirs will
be-rtttrstrated -wrtti TirmrmtlrOTr'TOtofCil'f
views through a canvas wxZQ, with a
2000 candle power Calcium lMit. Ad
mission, reserved seats, 35 cents: cen-
eral admiaitsion, 25 cents;, eliildreo be
tween a and 12, is .cents. . A complete
program wi 1 be published at a later date.
A Comiso CoBVAj.us Event An event
about which there is much stir is a lit
erary and musical entertainment to be
given by the ladies of the Maccabees, at
the opera housa Saturday night of next
week. Features. of the program, are to
be musical numbers by Miss Marguerite
Aldcrsonof Albany College and. Mrs
E trim a alker, a graduate of the con
servatory of Miiflc of Willamette Uni
versity ; recitations by M iss i lelun Craw,
ford of Albany, and an adt'ress bv Mrs.
Nellie Iamlwou, tbe eloquent state com
mander of the order of Lady Maccabees.
Further notice of the entertainment will
appear later. Time. . .,,...
' Drive Out lLa iuipuritie from vour
blood and build up your syatem by creat
infr an appetite and toning tbe vtoniacb
with tiood'a Saruiari:U, if you would
keep youraelf well.
Hood 'a Pills are tbe Iwat tfler-dinn-r
pill; atsiot digetion, cure beadnche 26c.
Alomixuii Wakk. The4 superiority of
alaminumareia being1 utnuAW admit
ted. It U not onlv light and eoaily band,
led, bat very durable. It will not oxidise
and is undoubtedly the bet thins: for
kitchen use. Albany t Leinz canvaced
for different kindi of th ware- By all
meana police an order with the agent. .
Athletic Lxuibitiok. Albanv Y. M.
C A. Rinmajiiuui exhibition, at the opera
houe on Friday eveninir. March '20 t lars
dri'l ttb dumb bella. Indian clubs. or
on horizontal bar and parallels, toaiblinjr,
etc. t rol., Ames, director. Admimion,
25 a n la
Bicycle.
'95 motlvl Monarch bicycle, strictly hitb
BTide. in hrst clasa condition, irood a oe.
Uunlap detachable tire. Garford tad. lie.
for aaie at a barg-ain rn easy term by
C. a. Wisx, Albany, On.
Dr. VTbitf't new hair Krowenna: jtem
fcr al at Venck's barier hup. Kle
atent for Linn. Lane. IVijton. VLrion,
Clatacp, Fola. Lincoln and lamhillcoua
I e Addrea lioi 41 Altxnv Oregm for
frv pampbleton baldnen and ca!p troo-
bli ..
If you want a kmmi and clean
aniokc buy cigars made bv nur Al
bany cigar factorT.
&jm3 elegant dwigne in crockery wai
at low price at Conn and li 'utoa.
O 2x0 St. !i. Broden is now in bis
new and mat brick, where be will keep
a large an l ctaoic etock ot meat ot all
bind. Uive him a call.
Try Tin Ll lor PfMto.
A11ADIAII
PACIFIC RY
&
S00 PACIFIC LINE.
Save Money
and Tim
la
And get the b&st service
aad accommodations.
Cheap Tickets to
nn (I from till paris
of the HOKLi?."
Canadian PsciGc Iluyal Mai! S'.eamdnp
1 ine.
'Empre Line"'
TO JAPAN AND CHINA
1 ce laateat and finest line on the Pacific
Ocean.
300 Miles Shorter than
any other Trans-Pacific
Line
nomiLr, Fin & imtiusin
Short I.lr.c to the Colonics.
These vee! carry an experienced med
ical man and a stea ardewi nn each m
age. r'cr ratM. accirr: modal ion, psmph
letN or anr infnrma'.i(in rail enoraddre
H BSACRV. AtXAXCAMEROS
Agent. Fit. Jt Pa. Agent.
A!tanv Or. W Third St Portland, Or.
;EO Mc L. BROWN.
It . Pas. Agt'nt. Vancouver, B. C
EAST AND-SOUTH
THE SHASTA-ROUTE
OF THE
Southern Pacific Co.
Callfora Ktpn Ttaln
inn intan Halt
tooU I
raoaja.l, 1S3S
Portland '
Saa Fri.to
S tor. a. I t.
Hi a 1 t
Ar I I 45
l. ; r a
m ! Ar
Abort tral.-n s'op at Kt P rtland
Oregon Clt. VV" Klb-n, StUiu. Tamer
Marion, Jea.!ri, A'biny. Aibto June
ion. Tangent, Shell. Htlsey Siwoe
CreaweU, Drain, nnd all station from
Koaeburg south to and Deluding Ahlaud
aoaaaca aaiv, bil
8 SO a I L
:KWPii (Ar
fort l ad
AlbanT
Rbnry
Ar r
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e
Lt
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Alhtar
LebaatH
5banv
I.rlrinl.
10 40 a
10 a a !
rati
rati
bid
! Art
Dinine tars on Cgihn Route
SECOND-CUSS SlEtriMB CARS
tliarked It all Tlirnab Trala .
.! are tivUlaa.
nTrr5 ronTi.ANi ao ivsviui
Ult Ai 4llt (ltiopt 8unor
"ii m I
l:tlr I
eun 'and
arvaiM
Ar
Ar
II
EpreM -rain daily (eicept Sunday) t
Albar,v and Corvalli onnect with train ot
O 0. & E. Ry.
1 1 HPS
I T;JMa
Lt
Ar
Portland
McMinnrll:
Ar I Tl
rfcronprh Tlckett
o til pnlnt In Ih EUra 8Ute, Canada
Kama nan b obtained a awt rata from
traxk.Avent Albany.
1. ROKni.ll
Manayer i .
Portiaad Orctk
CEEE OSBflnREGOH CENTRAL
MEN'SflATSH
AT
are selling very
fast at special re
duced prices ; for
cash.
IF YOU
vvant a 6od hat
for a : small price
try, one now.
are also selling all
other goods in
their line at re
duced prices.
TERMS CASH.
CITATION.
Io the county eooit of the "State of Ore
gon f r tbe tounty of Linn
I a tbe mat'er of tbe estate
of C1T ATI OK
Jre JC Car'e-, dcceaad.
To ITarrle-t A Gregory. Lizzie Hunt
vrntMcGee, Ella Matthew". ieGra
bam, Sarah Ba, E ttarvey Ford. Lavic
Ila'di. Anna PalUrs n. Sarah A ft.ihrnrk
Ju u l bck, Dora T r'rench, Mud Dillon,
Ju ia ibreikeo. sopbia ford, Phi!pia
F'nie. Rbnt Foid. Mar-areu Kice,
Fraofcie Curt., and io all o her kaowc
and unknown ltitercted in side'aie.
tJKELTIXG:
1S THE NAME GF THE Sl'ATE OF
OKWJON:
Vou are Hereby dteJ acd required t
Appear io the ccuct . court of the .Stat of
Oregoo, for the cuni of Linn at the
court o m therejf. at Albany, in the
coanty of L'-na on Saturday. t'e lltb day
ot April. i. a: 10 o'c'ock In the iora
ooon of that day. then and there to bow
can-, i' any iber be, wby an order should
not be ixned out of tbe a love en' it led
court authorizing and directing Ed R it
Cat ter, U duly appointed, qualified esd
acting adrr.ir it-raior of said etale. to ell
be real property beiocging to aid estate
dcacribrd atforow. tow it; Lou three,
four, five and til in block elev ia Hack
leman's econJ idJiuoa lo the ci'j ol
A'bany, Dnn county tJt!on.
Wiia'aa. the I loo J N Duncan, iaide of
tbe couatj court of the State of 'rvoa for
it cc. r.t o! Ur n u h t ac xri- ot said
court SiJ thi cJ day of Jlarch. A D,
lsi3. ATTESr: S'Xew.h am. Clerk.
By F M Kannaxo
, SEAL $
KCTI2E CF CHAKCs CF NAUL
in Uie couaty court Cf Linn county
Sta'eot Oregoo. f
la the matter of the change of name of
Frank f.oeoprger, to mat of Frank
PTge-.
To ail whom it m? ex Notice is
hereby given, that the Honorab', the
covctir tout ot Mnn OHta'y. Oreg.a, by
it cW dalv made and enterrd oa record
00 inefcl-y ifce 3l 5a tf March, A D.
lsSO, af er dae and legal ao'ioe aad bear
ing tnerrof. ha changed tbe rtmr of
Fnk Enoctrrgr, mil- ot of Linn
county, Oregon, t J 1 he name of Frank
Spetyvr, cI that aiJ cbaoire in name 1
to raoi fcr and inoaie t-u wife ilmie
Msy. and hi '.n Frank Sper.er. nicb
aisi name of Frank Spcr j;er. MerSe May
rrrg-. and Frack pergw ftbeu-SJn,)
bail fee-eiUT be tlwnr lral name.
i VITA tsi; the Hon J X
Danoan, judiie of th cooat
! court of tne State of Oreffoo.
seal.
fr the coocy of Linn. lib ib teal of
aid court atbxed, bi 3rd cay of March,
Ati: a .NEtMnK. dak.
Jos P (jiLiiRArTir. F H KaoFtaXD'
A-a lor IViUoner Deputy.
K if, NE1LL. R-tvrr
TO THE
E A
ervt rat cHoica ot
TtfO TRANSCONTfKENTAl.
ROUTES
CREAT UN10H
NOHTHERM FAClFiG
SPOKANE
KIKKEAPCUS
DENVER
OMAHA
S T. P A 0 L KANSAS CITY
lowu tf.s to al!.
eastern cities
OCKAJi STEAM KKS
SAVE PORTLAND EVERT S D.iv$
.. roa ..
SAN FRANCISCO
For full detail call oa
Ci kRAN & MoSTKim, Albany, Or
ADnRkas:
W H HURl.GliKl.
Gsm'l Pah , Afissi
POU f LAND, OR.
i'EO F. F1MI
u THE PLUMBER
Tin roofiing and plnrnhinir.
the opera house.
Opposite
J ANAGEK FJR UNN COUNTY.--IV
1 Mr. George Hickisson ha ben
made manager of Una county for the Yia
vi Company of San rranciM.-o. Mso car
ries a full line of their celebrated Ireat
rtent. Office at leideuce east ide droad
aibin Street betwten 2nd acd Sd Oiliot
hours from 9 a. m. to 3 p. ni.
LAWKS- I MAKE BIG WAGES? roiuB
pleamuit home work. will gladly seod
lull vartienhirs to alt tending 9,-t ..,n
Miss Af . A. Stebbin. LawTtmre. Mi. Ki-i.,
DHYi J'iQOiKlFOR fALE.-tliir 6r,
small fir. ash. man?, oak and hilm
by, '.- B.M. HrsTOS&Co.
STRAYED OR STOLEN. A bay howe.
weighing about 1050 lrom A:bany,ont of
Ixirn of the subscriber, on or about tb 10th
of February. If boupht tr traded tor
please notily the sobsrrtber.
. . . .- 11, Eaoosita. "
U & EASTERN
-YAQUINA BAY ROUTE
. Connecting at Yaontna Bay . with tne
Han rrancisco and xaquma liay steam
iMptxmrpanr
H
Al
and first class in erery "respect
Bail lrom Yaquin tor San
Francisco about every $ day. -
Passenger aooommodations nnsorpaae
ed. Shortest route between tbe Willam
ette Valley and California. .; :
Fare from Albany ' or point west to
San Francisco
Cabw WM
Strbragb 4.00
Itound trip good 60 day special.
For Bailing Pays apply to ."C c ;
H. L. V7at,n,Agt, Can. CLaa,Supt
Albany, Or. , Corvalli, O
. Edwim Stosi, manager, .;
Corvalli, Or.
Fire Insurance:
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
with
J- "W w
In the Old Karl ford, the New York Un
derwriters Aavocy or any one of the reli
able old line companies he represent. Notes
L. Anj , , r . ,
on farm iaiaraoce. All fanaiae -will fa
promptly attended to.
0FFIC2 IN P- 0, BLOCK
ALBANY. OR..
VIEREGKSj
SHAV1 NG AN D HA1 RCUTTI NG
PARLORS
HEADQUARTER 3 FOR-"
Dr. V liitcs ca
A heal of hair or no
MV.
Care al
disease of tbe ac&!p. Addree Box 121
ior rree ireataee-on Ute bcaip.
Razors Honed and bet and Put in O
der on Short Notice.
Notice for Publication
Lxnu Omci at Obscow Cut, O'
February aa. 1806.
Notice I hereby given that the follow
ing named teller bas filed notice of ht
fnvnticn to make final proof in aupport of
ht claim, and Ihxt ald proof will be made
before Uie coamy cUs cJ Linn coauty, at
Albany. Oregoci.on May 4'h. iS96,"wia:
John C MacLey; H E 11743 "!w
of the KE i4'ol tiec u and S if of j
E 4 of Sect, Tp8R6E. Henaates
the toliowicg anaotn to prove bi coo
tlsnoua residence upon and cuiti ration of,
said land, vlx: S G Pearjon, J Lpeaiey.
P M Perry, all of Df roll. Or., and Jabo
FogerTy, r4 Berry, Or.
Rostsr A Mill, Register.
Notice for Publication
LjfD Ornc t Okcoox Citt. Oa.
February 10th. l?a6.
Nr-lce is hereby given that the fallow
ing named urt-ier r. ned n;ice of h la
ten'ion to mtke final prof in support of
o claim, and -Lt said proof will be made
oeisre ine regtcter and rer giver at Uregon
vy, ure;on. on Aprii 22ni, i$o, xn:
John Haiey. U K No- 1S56 for the EK
rfJfwVS E.'iofSWJtf aodiotSof
ec nip 10SKS fc- lie name tbe
following witnesses to prove b continuous
'evidence upon and cultivation of. sdd
land, vis: J C Pratt, Mathew F Co'ovi.
Jobn Daley acd J B Com'), aU of Green
bann, Ogn- Bonsar A Mi lit 1,
Begiter.
Notice for Publication
Laxd Oirica at OarrrOs Gtt. Oa.
February 10. SSP6.
Nofic i hereby anven tbat the loUaw
irg raoied settler ha 1 filed notice of hi in
tention 13 make final proof in support of
hU c!a!.o, and that paid proof will be made
before te reriter and receiver at Oregon
City. Oregon, oa April 1 7th. 16. via:
Rilev C Oac H E No. 10746 for tb S
e N W and E H ot S W Ji of See 12
Tp 10s K 5 E. He name th Mowing
wttaees to prove hi continuous reince
Pon and C Hi ration of. said land, via:
Orin JadJ, F T Majborn, Jacob Opp'egar,
all of IVtrort Or-a. and C D Saiuh. of
nerry. uregon. Konaarr A aiaxEm, i
Eegiter-
Notice for Publication
Land OfEce at Orejron City, Oregon -February
10. 1S96
Notice is hreb riTen that the follow
ing named refer ba Skd notice of his
in'ection to make final proof ia support i
ii claim, and ibat said moof will be made
before the rrgiater and receiver at Ore
con Ci'y. Oresro. Apnl 22 id, 13o6. vis:
Menry -ueBS, 11 t. fnr the lot 4, ec
1, loil. 2. S. Sec 2 Tp 10 S R 4 East- He
mmc the foUowinir witnesw to orove
bi continued residence upon and cmtin
kn of, sid lml. vis: Ma'. hew F Colovin,
Jobn lle.r. J B CoujVt. T P Medill, ail
of Uret-o Basin, Oregon.
Kossrt A Miuxr. Register.
NOTICE Ti) BUILDERS.
Notice it hereby eiven that bid will be
received for tbe erection of a dreaming
ntitknatSedd.-Oregon, until Tuewday,
March 10. 1 806, at 1 o'clocr 0. as. Plan
and specifications may be seen at the Al-
otny creamery.
UBMft CatAXKRT Asss .
A Whkelkb. Secretary
ANNUAL IIIETIKC.
Notice i hereby piven that tbe annual
neet'ng of the stockholders of thi Albany
Building Association wi! be held t store
ot 1 uradwobl. id Albanv. on Monday.
Match 16tb. 1S96. at 7:30 n m for the ela
tion of director, and such other business
aa may come before the meeting.
n Oated Feb 10th, Il96
W C TWRIDALK. F P NrTTINO,
. , , rresideot. Secretary.
FDU
ing.
S D A little pirls cap thi morn
ing. Call at the Dkmocrat office.
HOVSE MOVING, Carefully, promptly
Iv. attb lowest price. Call 00 or
ad.trs U V Taylor, 4th and JJadiwn Sts
Albany.
T70R SALi: OR
KENT. 10 acres of
land 8 miles from Albanv. Addres,
Mrs. R. E. Owes. Lebanon Oreiron.
TO TRADE fr residence in Ailwnj.
I 1 have 16 lota with fair houe, just out
side the city limit, in good location, good
land, good crchard, to trads for Ksideoce
in suitable location in Albany.
Bicycle.--A new bicycle. 24 inch wheel,
ball bearing, pneumatic Urea, for boj
or Ki'l. for sale cheap. Call at Demockat
office . i
rEP
X. ey reiair bicycle promptly and in a
first class manner. Breaks, punctured
tires, etc. Diet esrrectlv. At shop just
westofY.il. a A hail.
Notice for Publication
UioOrrtct at Oeao. Citt. Oa.
February 10-b 18S6.
Notice i hereby given tbat be follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof In support of
hjs elaim. and that said proof will be mad
Jwfore the rekislrr and receiver at Oregon
City Or., on April i7t 1896, viz: Fred
eric T Maybora; H E10793 forlhe 8 X of
and N K of 8 W y. 8ec 11,
P"SK 6 E. H nam' the following
Wl'UiWfff hfiWre"EI iiKtrniu-ji rMiiTpnrw
PB cuUiyation of, said land, viz: '
RilryC Ce, Orin U&A. Ja. Monroe, all
f Defro.t, Or., and Claud D Smith, of
berry. Oregon. Robf.it A Miixea,
Register. .
Notice "for: Publication.
Lad Orrict AT Orkoos Citt Ob
-, . - , : v 'eVnary 10, 1896.
Notice f hereby given that tbe follow-ing-named
setter ha filed notice of bis in
tention to make final proof in support of
hi claim, and tba', said proof will be made
bef e the register nd receir at Oregon
City, Or, on April i7 h. 1896. viz: Orin
Judd. Pre D S No. 7863 for ibe 8 W i of
.E i. W Jif tbe 8 E c J2 aod N W
JofN Ejof Sec 13,1pl0 SK5E. He
oame tno following witneasw to prove bis
continnou reaidesee upon and cultivation
nf, said land, viz: KUey C Caae, K 8 Han
son, botb of Detroit, Oregon. CUud D
Smith, of Bes-ry, Oregon, Lntber C Ives of
uetrott, Oregoa. iioBKKT A IIillek,
, . - Rsiiaier.
Notice for Publication
Lnd OfBce at Oregon City, Or.
February 10. 1896.
Notice i hereby given that Ibe fol sow
ing named settler has filed notice of hia
inteotWn to mak final proof in. support of
bis claim, and tbat id pi oof wi'I be
made before tbe regiater ai.d receiver at
Oregon City. Or goo, on April 22od. J896,
viz: Matbew F Colovin, H E No- l'-&20.
for th Wi 1 and 2 Pec 18 Tp 10 S-fLh E
and N Ei -of N B C 8e i p 1 S nTTW
t. ne names ise to: lowing wttnenes to '
Drove bis onntinnoa reidnoe nnos aad
eultivation of, said land, viz; John filler, !
lienry Soeaeo, Joon Daley. J B ComleyH
of Green Baain. Oregon.
--Rgbt A Mux, Egw'e--
Notice for Publication.
Lsd Ornca iTCneoow Citt, Oa,
ieUnary lo, iS96.
Notice is h"Ty given i bat tn follow
ing named eU!ei ba filed notice ot hia
istention to make Soal proof ia upport of
hia claim, and tbat aid proof will be made
before tbe regiUr atd r teiver at Oregon
City, Or. Aenl 17 h. 156, viz.-ClatHie D
name the tc-Uolng win-ei to prove his
coatinaon renden -e a non and cat ttvatica
of. said land, viz: R C Ca. Orin Jodd,
both of Detrtnv tr FT iU) born, U
Berry Or-. Jacob Opphijer. of Detroit. Or.
Kobjet A M !. Ke fitter.
3HSXISTEATCSriSALE.
Notice i hereby eivj thrf from an d
after the 10th fay of April. l-v5. ia par
snancecalicerceandorder of sale of the
county court of Linn conn'y, Oregon, doty
made and entered of rcord n and
court on the 7th iay of alar l 5.Lthe
nadeTtigaed, daly appoisted, quUa'd rd
actiaf adminifcratorrf tae efa;e oi X P
Payevtate cf Lin coontyTregoa. de
ceased, shall proceed toaeil at private
a for cash fn tand ia United Slate gold
coin. aU in rirtu, tttae.lntere and etute
wttich said d-ieat N P Payn bad ia
ail the following decribed preai a at the
time of bis deatn. towit :
IX No. 4 in Llock N 1. 25 hi 'be City
of Albanr, Lion couBty, Oregon.
A'o tne osdrvidcdoae ba-f of the Soa'h
half of the Norh biit of the dotation land
daim of Tbomaa S Samsen and wife.
Not. No. ZXA. e aim No ia wwncnip
t2 south of Rc? one and toesi(f it-e
Wiliamette meridian in Lisa coaaty. Or
eiron, containing 16O acres more or" leas,
caving and escepdog frua the above de
crioed prembea two certain p-reers ia tbe
S E corner thereof eorti'o b g 35 73 acre
bere'cfce ccnyeyed to J L Hill and m
Smith. Tne deed therefor bets receraed
on pig 490 and 491 Vol 41 of ieed "cord
of Lioaceaaty. Oregon; the ioteiet in the
las described pesiia bcloagirg to said
estate being aa aartirided oae-na.'f rater-.
est thereof er 62.1 Si atres. . "
Also the following described premises -rn-wit:
Bgiaaing at the S Ecorn-r of t-re
dona' 100 land, ciaim cf Edarard N Waite
and wife, e:iaa No. aS, Kot. N 6t. ia
Tp II a R 3 ": of Wi Lamette mertditn
ia Linn cocnty, Oregon, and rnarue:
Uienoe west 39 bi cUauss. tbeace norta
49.60 chains; tbeooe aooth &9 desrec 1
m'DOTe east 4$ chains and thence moa'M
2SJX cba'D to tbe place of b-giaiitacnn-Uininir
149 & acr. ail cted 10 Lien
e nty, 0 -eg n.
1 he riartt, Utle acd interest aad estate
whieaaaid dece-ient. NPPane. owned
aad had in aai to a l of aald MemWrs
above dai'ied at the tim: of his tWih
bein; a fee simp' estate .
trated tai 10th day of Marrh, lj6
B M Patsk, Adminis 'ator.
- SEFESEFS SALE-
No' ice W hereby etren that tbe n 11 der
signed, the doty appointed, quahasd and
tofe referee, appointed by tee circuit eooit
of tbe eoonty of Lisa and vate of Oregon,
in the aU wherein Naary J Gt hens acd
IV E Gitbens Ler hwbar.d, W R Garrett
and Esther Gaarett bis wife. James H Gar
rett and Marv E Garret bis wife aere
plaiat-ff aad . Maud X. Wasjo
Frances M Wairaon and F Al
Garrett wer defendants to ?U the real
estate beJoogtag to the plaintiff? and de
fendants jotntlj and described ia the de
cree of said court; now therefore. I will on
the2ttdayof March, 1SS6. at tbe court
hoc door in the cityoi Albanv, Linn
county. Oregon, at the hour of one o'clock
n m of said dav, In pursnaace of said
decree and order, sell at public auction to
the hijrbos-t b'dder, ail of the right, Utie
and interest of the plaintiffs and defend- -ants
above named in and to the fo towing
de cribed real estate, towit: Commencing
t the southeast earner of a certain tract of
lard owned by Caleo IVaria in 'he N E
quarter of aectioa 19, In tp 13, S R4 wect,
running thence et 2.16 chains, thence .
south 2 chain, thence south SI degree
E 7.54 chain, these south 4.32 caia s,
thence S 73 deetee west 2.50 chains,
theac south 47 degrees west 7.70 chains,
thence west 2.63 chains, thce north
13.50 chain to the place of beginning,
containing 9.26 acre, in L'nn county. Or
egon. Also lots & and 6 of section 13. in
tp IS. S R 4 W Benton countv, Oregon,
and lotv 2 ao(T3 of secta 19 in tp i3, S
R 4 west, situated la Linn countyOregort.
roatinng ia all 151.76 acres more or lea.
Terms o! sale cash ia hand on dr of sale
Martin Patke. Rtfer
ADMINISTEATORS KOTICE OF FJNAL
SETTtfMEMT.
In th county court cf L'nn county
state of Oregon.
In the matter of tbe estate of L Gerhard,
deceaed-
NOT1CE, i hereby given, to all per
.cni coneerned, tba the undersigned ad
oiiBit'ator of the eotat f L Gerhard,
deceased, have filed their fitai account as
such adminis rato's wit ! the cVrk of the
above ran.ed court; ard tbat raid court
has filed Fitday tbe 10th dav of April.
lS96,at th hour f VoV.ock ia ihearter
noon as the time for beari.w i and al!
a je Hons to tb said account asd for Sna!
settlement thereof.
lla'ed March 6th, 19S
. Hksrt Gkrhard,
' - ' ;; Ll JRRHAKD.
Administrator of the utai f X. dr.
bard.. deceased.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
No'iee is herjlv etvea that tbe oader-
s'gr-cd have been bv te count r court for
Linn ccunty, Oreiron, duty appointed ex
ecutor of the last will and tea anient f
lame B Morgan, late of sa'd coun'y. de
eeaifed- All persons hning claims asrainst
tL estate ol said deceased are hereby
required to present tbe the same to the
undersigned at Tangent, Oregon, duty
verified a by law required w'thin six
months from tis date- -
This tie 19ib 'tar ot Feliruarv. 1S96.
Wkathkkkohd Jt IVyarr,
Attys for Executors- Alfred C Moan ax.
(LOTdBJknss,
Execa'ors of the estate of Js is Morgan.
deceased.