Curious Facts.
Welds says that the annual dew fall
of Great Britain is equal to 2l,61,S37,355
tons.
As late as the year 1345 the people ol
France entered, complaints against
caterpillars, and bad lawsuits to stop
their devastations.
It is worth remembering,' especially
' when staying at hotels, that ii the bed
clothing is hot sufficiently warm, two oj
three newspapers spread between the
blankets will insure a comfortable night
Same Chinese, after having labored
for years in foreign countries to amass
an independence, will gamble the whole
away during the first few days ot their
homeward voyage, and have to work
their passage back in the next ship.
The great city of London, . divested of
fabie, began on the bank of the Thames,
eurroumled on all sides except the river
by a bulwark of forest, interspersed with
6wan.ps, and Paris lose on an island oi
the Seine, with a protecting wall of water
all around.
It is not generally known 'hat when a
person falls into the water a common
felt hat may ba mads use of as a life
preserver, and ijy placing the bat upon
the water, rim down, with the rm
around it, pressing it slightly' to the
breast, it will bear a man up for hoars.
- The experiment of making paper
stockings and gloves has been going on
for s Jme time, and stockings to Bell at
'three cents a pair are proposed. Solidity
and durability are given the textare by
a sizing bath of potato starch and
tallow, and when finished its appearance
is e.'mtlar to fabric goods.
A Calais man, who has been drinkirg
a glass of cold water before each meal
far three mouths, because his physician
s lid it would make hi in thin, met a thin
man the other morning, who has been
try ing the eame plan six montLa on the
advice of anotner physician, who told
htm it wonld cite him fat.
The following simple experiment m il'
perhaps interest some of oar readers:
Take a tumbler and lie over its mouth a
piece of cheese cloth or otner open fabric ;
immerse it in water, and when partly or
entirely fall, invert it, and lift it care
fully out of the water bottom niwarda
The water will not run oat, but will re-1
main suspended in the tumbler.
For a single passage to America a big
liner, with 547 cabin passengers and a
crew of 237, carries 12,550 pounds of
fresh beef, 780 pounds corned beef, 5320
pounds mutton, 850 pounds lamb, S5
pounds pork, 2000 pounds fresh fish, 330
pounds veal, 600 fowls, 200 chickens, 100
dake, 50 geese, SO turkeys, 200 brace
grouse, 15 tons potatoes, 30 hampers of
vegetables, 22' quarts ice cream. 1000
quarts 6f milk and 11.503 efrgs.
The Government of Old Ireland.
I hare been fretting myself over the
grievance of the Emerald Isle. Viz:
tier over taxation. I feel quite relieved
to find now that it is not old Ireland
that's overtaxed, bnt only the whiekey
drinkers. .
It happens that a much larger pro
portion of the "craythur" is consumed
there than b7 Uie other portions of the
United Kingdom.
The following solution of the problem
has been proposed by the "London Spec
tator." by no means a temperance pa
per. It is this: That Irieh men agree
to boycott wbhcey absolutely! That
wiil instantly pat an end to the Irish
grievance which is that Ireland contrib
utes too much to the revenue.
K'? whisker revenue for the tyrannical
Raxo& Treasury. Think what a triumph
that weald be for pst-iotisn, and also
for temperance I
The eame might be suggested to our
friends here who fee a grievance in tax
ation. E;ghly per cent of this is in
duced directly, or indirectly by whiskey.
Ii is a larger question than that of
finance. . L.
Scientific.
In eo dry a region as eential Australia
frogs are found in fair numbers, creeks
and c?ay -pans "swarming"' with them.
As the waters dry up the frogs disappear
in their barrovs, remaining till the rains
come again. "Certain sptcies of them,'
says Sjtncer, "gorge themselves with
water before tbey go into their retreats,
and in times of drought the natives dig
them out and obtain enough water from
their bodies to satisfy their thirst.
Recent statistics show that the supply
ot natural gas ia the United States fell
off one-half Iroml888to 1895. The de--cline
has been less in Ohio and Indiana
than in Pennsylvania, the product in
the last named state being worth more
than nineteen million of dollars in 1888
and less than six million dollars in 1895.
Owing lo the adoption of less wasteful
methods the falling off has not been so
rapid since 1801, bat it still amounts to
an average decline of five per cent every
year. - '
Long ago It was rdiscovered that bab
bles of air rising through water do not
move with great epeed. This, excepting
for great depths, is not more than a foot
a second. If, therefore, a bubble of air !
is caught in a stream of water which
flows downward, and the rate of speed
of the stream i3 more than a foot a sec
ond, the bubble will be imprisoned and
will be carried down with the stream.
This phenomenon may be observed in all
waterfall?, where the whiteness of the
water ia d;ie to the air which ij carried
down in it.
Expensive deposits of ancient volcanic
ash in southwestern Nebraska have late
ly ben turned to uaefol account as a
source of pulverized pumice, which has
become an important article of com
merce 1'rof. Salisbury of the Universi
ty of Chicago, after examining the local
ities where the ash is found, concludes
that it was deposited in water at a time
when that region-of country was covered
by a lake v, hi ;h is supposed to have ex
isted late in the tertiary period, and the
ash is beiieved to have been borne thith
er by wicdn.
A man np in Umatilla county hasn't
lost a sheep from coyotes sino adopting
the three-dog system of wa'chfulness,
anys the Moro Observer. He keeps just
tnree ttoo.l lioundg, which can make a
gool run atier the coyote, and are not
- to ih-mie litem s.ngle-haaded. For
two oi tha hounda, he makes a comfort
ab e aud atm bed under a ehed.and lets
ti.eiu xo loose at night. The third hound
he tu-8 to a pogt on the side of the corral
tun feel eat from the sheds. The hound has
to k..ep awake on account of the cold,
and m ou the alert for any coyotes which
way come piowling around during the
ii!lit. When the hontd knows a coyote
has approached, he sounds theiote of
waruiu, and the two loose hounda rush
out from the sheds and make for the
coyore. The next night lie puts out an
other of the hounda, and allows the on-s
which was out the night before to Bo
under the shed. Since adopting tb7
plan not one shsep has been killed bv
coyotes. . 3
Vl8 Wevler.
The Benson house is doomed.
Let the people elect
the senators.
-That is the right wav.
Isn't it just about as
bank as to wreck a ship.
bad to wreck a
Which is the bigger dictator, Mitchell
or Joe Simon, it is difficult to decide.
Senatorial fights are disturbing affairs,
disgraceful to legislators and people.
Most people talk as if the whole state
legislature was a discredit to Oregon.
here is said to be a big opportunity
in fealem to make money, if yon are
member ot the legislature.
should there be a farsical proceeding
resulting in the nominal election of
Mitchell it cannot stick. There can be
no election until the house is organized.
One of the senators has baen getting
up a general appropriation bill. As pre
sented it looks like the work of a senator,
Several hundred thousand dollars needs
knocking out ef it.
The legislature certainly should meet
long enough to pass a general appropri
ation bill, abolish toe railroad and a few
other commissions, repeal the mortgage
tax law, and one or two other things.
The weli-cond acted newspaper is the
beet and most economical medium of
publicity available to the general ad
vertiser. George R White, President
Potter Dru? and Chemical Corporation.
Corbett and Fitajimmons are again
being permitted to open their mouths
altogether to wide for the public safety.
Could they be sewed up until after
March 17 it would be appreciated by the
public
The Northwest is froaen np solid,
Why don't the people of that icebound
section move to Florida and share ver
ennial spring with us? Jacksonville,
Florida, Times Union. This refers to
Montana, Dakota and Minnesota. Ore
gon and Washington are simply the
northwest of the Northwest.
Eagle valley, appropriately styled the
"Garden of Eden," is again to the front
as a successful competitor for the prises
offered by Wm Henry Mauie, the seed
grower of Philadelphia. John Frsur
is awarded a $50 check for the best Mr
rot exhibited, and Silas Carter a like
gam for a paramo. Lion county was
ahead $50 on account of the big Douglas
turnip. Oregon is eertairJy the lend of
big things.
A meeting of Indian war veterans has
been called to meet in Salem today
(Tuesday) at 7 :30 P. M. The grand com
mander intends to have a talk with all
the veterans of the state who can make
it possible to be present on that occa
sion, regarding the bills in tbeir behalf
now pending in Washington, D. C. The
men who fought tor oar great North
western commonwealth deserve recog
nition at the hands .of the government.
Here are some Ticies-Union pointers:
Rum and death are two great levelere.
Hard work is a specific for the blues.
Give it a trial.
Yoang man, in the voyage of life sUer
clear of the breakers.
The divorce court is often a close sec
ond to the curtain lecture.
Tne tail of a deg is often mora joylul
than the tale of a novelist.
Home prudes would refuse a legacy
unless it was called a limbacy.
A setting hen is like a candidate, anx
ious for the returns to come in.
If too want to be happy,., instead oi
popular, spend less than you earn.
Many a man gets -broke because he
never knows when to pat on the brake.
It is doubtful if the female angels ask
one another if their halos are on straight.
The boy with a nickel is, as a general
thing, much happier than the man with
a dollar.
True charity abideth ofteaer with the
poor than with the rich, because true
charity meaneth sacrifice.
Here is a little trick that will help ont
an evening's entertainment when con
versation begins to lag. A boy gets np
and says f o the company :
"I lave in try pocket something that
has traveled thousands of miles by aea
and land. It has been handled by hun
dreds and thousands of people, and yet
no one has ever seen it- It lives in a
bouse of its owe, but it was never out
side ot its house. I can exhibit it to you
here, so that you all will see it, and then
it will disappear eo that yoa will never
see it again. What ia it?"
The the company begins to guess and
guess and guess,' and by and by they
give it np, completely discouraged, and
ask to be shown the wonderful object.
The boy promptly takes from his pock
et a Brazil nut or any other foreign nut,
calmly cracks it in the presence of the
company and holds np the meat.
"You see this meat," be says; "it has
never been seen before, and it never will
be again," and he calmly put it in his
moatti, chews it and swallows it.
Stamp Collectors.
"The gatherers ot pottage stamps
tbat is those of whom a record has been
made now number 60,000 , persons in
this country alone," said a pout office
department official, "and the army,
enormous as it is, Is constantly on the
increase. There i scarcely a city or
even larged sized town in this country
where postage stamd j are not delt in.
Of coarse, in many cities the stamp bus
iceBs is carried on as a side line m con
section with other business, but tbere
are a very, large number of stores where
stamps are delt ' in, exclusively. On
Fourteenth street. New York, there are
now, and i.ave been for several years, a
half dozen wholesale dealers in postage
stamps and at least a dozen retail deal
ers. ' -
''Some of tbe wholesale dealers have
several men on tbe road, traveling from
place to place looking up and disposing
of rare stamps. In-Europe the stamp
eraze is ttimply enormous and eeveral
foreign houses have drummers on the
read in this country constantly. Only a
tew days ago in this city L knew of a 00
cent internal revenue stamp ot the war
series being sold for fOOO. In one day
afterward tbe stamp was Bold for $700.
inother strange thing in connection
with tbe stamp craze is that it seldom
affects women. Wben women do catch
it, however, tbey have it badly. I know
of a stamp belonging to a gentleman who
resides here, though at present he is
traveling about showing it to stamp
enthusiasts, which was issued by a
short lived republic, and which is valued
at $2,000. Its value comes from the fact
that there are but few of them in exis
tence." Washington 6tar.
Or. Price' Cream Baking Powder
T.orm rair nigosit Aledal d Diftma.
The banks continue to break.
The fight at balem is becoming a des
perate one. Who will win.
Mr Bryan's book is finished and will
soon be delivered to subscribers.
Mr Bryan went duck hunting the
other day, but it is doubtful if he can
shoot as well as Cleveland.
Mr Mitchell is paired ith another
senator. That is the way he earns his
salary of about $500 a month.
Of coarse those smart detectives will
fiud the Roseburg train robbers. They
have to in order to retain their reputa
tion.
An Eastern Oregon exchange accuses
the S P of being a party to the legisla
tive noldup, and therefore used to hold'
ups.
The Oregonian takes great pleasure in
announcing that Treasurer Gage's fin an
cial policy is directly opposite to that
laid down by John H Mitchell.
Now that Mr Mitchell hashed a quiet
us put to his senatorial aspirations for
the present it might be well for the
house to organise and do some business
Tfcat is the proper thing.
Detectives need to be watched. Thev
are just about as tricky as the men they
eeek to trap. Theie seems to be a spirit
abroad amocg them to convict men for
the reward regardless of tteir guilt.
Tom Plait ga-e a $5000 banquet the
other night, nearly a year's salary
senator. That is modern politics.
New York woman is to spend $500,000
on a ball. That ia modern eociety. In
the mean time thousnn' are crying for
bread. That is modern hard times
tie only is advancing in life whose
heart is getting softer, whose blood
warmer, whose brain quicker, whose
spirit is entering into living peace. And
the men who have this life in them- are
the true lords and kings ot the earth
they and they only, Raskin.
Mark Twain ia ia London broken in
health, . seeking to get np and ahead
again. The creator of Tom Sawyer and
Huckleberry Finn, two of the most or
iginal characters in fiction, deserves
something better than that.
So far as Joe Simon is concerned per
sonally, he is on a par with Mr Mitchell,
that is bis motives are just as selfish.
They are both working for their own in
terests according to the Dsmocbat's
observations.
Mr Gage, who will be Mr McKinley's
Secretary of Treasury, poeeesees lbs Mc
Kiniey idea on which tbe recent cam
paign was run, more thoroughly than
any member yet selected. He is a
thorough gold bug and is qualified other
wise for the new administration.
Tbe mastery of self is tbe end of true
living, an J this mastery is shown, not
in tbe negative attitude, by tbe things
we do not do, bnt by that-jnental power
that compels the mind to the positive
attitude, the forcing of the mind to do
tbat against which it rebels. Tbe Oat
look.
A Cass County, Texas, girl has -11
fingers and toes, according to report.
Tbe Democrat is decided iy skeptical on
tbat point.
A bill introduced by Senator Harmon
is as followe :
"Section .1 'Any person riding or
driving any vehicle, whether such vehi
cle is drawn or propelled by animal or
other power, nsing any of tbe public
roads in the state of Oregon, when met
by anv other vehicle shall aeep to the
right, and, wben overtaken, by any
other vehicle, he shall likewise keep to
the right, allowing such rider or driver
to pass him to the left, so as in both
cases to permit such vehicles to pass free
and uninterrupted.
"Section 2. Any person who shall
violate any of the pioyiaions of this act
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,
and, upon conviction, shall be fined not
less than $10 nor more than $50, or im
prisoned in tbe county jail not more
than 25 days."
. Ths Poor.
Christ said, "The poor ye have always
with yon." It was never truer than to
day. The poor are increasing faster
than tbe arerage of population, faster
than tbe very wealthy and faster Iran
tbe well to do middle classes. Probably
never in tbe bistorr of city life in Amer
ica have there been so many respectable
people out of work. We mean by this
people who in former years have bad
good positions, bave bad fair salaries or
have heen in business for themselves
and able to live decently. Every day
t co res of applicants for positions go
about tbe street, into etores and offices
and even into tbe homes of well to do
people, asking for womethiog to do-
Weary, almost broken hearted, men of
good babits, well bred and capable of
filling positions of work and ot . trust
make up this number. Tbe hardest
psit of successful life is tha inability to
help this class ot people. They are too
proud to beg, tbey are willing to work,
tbey offer tbeir service lor tbe smallest
amount of money, as they say, "Just to
get a start again."
Then tbere are others out of positions,
men and women, the work people of the
city. Raid a manufacturer yesterday:
"You do not know how many people
are oat of work. It is terrible tbe nam
ber of people that come to our place and
KAot something o do. We have to tell
them that we have been obliged, because
we did not have orders, to discharge
some of our old men . It is hard, I tell
yon."
This is in brief a picture, a living pic
ture, not painted, not imagined but one
of sober reality. There is something
more, too, in these pictures than simply
these heads of families coming into the
offices of employees and asking for work.
Back behind 'hem are other pictures,
wives, children, a place they call home;
sometimes partially paid for, sometimes
a rented house or rooms, with scact lur
niture and now ecanter tables; old
clo.hee patched and worn, because there
is no money with which to buy new
clothes ; a little tire in the grate or stove
kept down as low as possible, because
they do not know where the next ton of
coal is coming from. You, reader, are
an artist, yoa have an imagination yon
perhaps can paint the picture, you may
know something of tbe reality where
disappointment comes from effort for a
place to work, from day to day, with no
reward. The disappointment yoa may
be able to reproduce in your picture,
where hope is almost dead in the face
I turned eyes of children look at them
wonderin8 '-velarid -?indeal-
r.
MISFITS.
Chinese New Years began yesterday
with fire crackers. As there is no lear oi
hiotihindnr nntraires here as in San Fran
cisco the fun can proceed with impunity,
and Joss be appeased.
Putting an ad In a single or few issues
of a paper and then withdrawing H is
like letting a life insurance policy lapse
after one premium has been paid. bx,
A republican in Albany today said he
had read the Oregonian twenty-five or
thlrtv veara. but be didn't propose to
read it any more. Cause, its anti-Mitcli
ell tight.
T 3 1T T1 1 f C 1. n n In 11 un
old. is 6 feet 3 inches tall and is well pro
portioned. He wears a no. ia suoe
which pinches his teat. Young Black is
growing fast and it ia thought will be a
big boy some day.
Rev Driver in the senate yesterday
arraigned Uov. Lord and Secretary Kin
caid fr not recognising the liensor.
house, and likened President Simon's
ruling and the bouse "hold up" to the
Southern Pacific hold up. Rev.' Driver
is now in nis elements.
The first legislature of Oregon met
May 1st, lasted three days and enacted
laws enough to amply provide for car
rvisg on the business of the country.
The members voted themselves 1 1 .so per
day and board, and the entire expenses
of the session were 87.50. fcx.
Col. J. B. Eddy in writing to his paper,
the Plaindealer, about the third house
says: CapU Humphrey, for some in
scrutible reason hasn't shown np this
time. Why this is thus 1 cannot under
stand. Cap "lost a foot celebrating Fourth
of July on Meacham Creek about three
years ago, but that does not necessarily
incapacitate him from holding down a
chair and spinning a Mocbauaen. The
third house is much concerned about
him and a committee of inquiry is likely
to be appointed.
The gosaiper should be muzzled. One
of tbe worst features about smaller
places is tbe never ending gossip. Every
body's business is everybody sise's bus
iness, and mountains are manufactured
regularly oat ot mole bills.
SUGAR CHEAP.
Come and See.
J Gradwohl informs the general pub
lic that he will sell for net cash 20 lbs
granulated sugar for tl.00. All other
merchandise, which Is too numerous to
aientioo, at same rate for net cash. I
1 invite the general public to come and
price my goods and satisfy yourself.
By tbe sack Extra C. tc, granulated
5c Subject to the change of tie mar
ket. Special Trip Around the World
R. M. S. "Aoraogi" intends to leave
lJDdoa March lvtb, ls97, via Tenenge,
Cape Town. Melbourne. Sydney, New
Zealand, Fin, Hawaii and Vancouver.
Tickets good for one year. This rpecial
excursion is ran ia connection with tbeCa-
nadiaa Pacific railway. Tbe fare for tbe
trip will be only t-ViO, tbe lowest rale ever
named for such a trip. For full iatora
bon call on or addreMi E ) Coyie, agent.
leo i bird street, rcrtUed, i r , or any
agent oi uie lasauun raciac Ivy.
Send lour Bundle
Care and intellieence ia laundcricg
slothes has bad its effect it is responsible
ror tne tocceaa r tbe Albany bteam Laun
dry. Sid along your bundle to the best
laundry ia the valley, or let Sferril I).
Phillips know and he will call fur it.
If you aie not a patron of the Albany
Steam Laundry tell the proprietor at once
to send for your bundle- Use a custom!
always a customer.
Ceres a p.
"My three children are -.11 subject tc
croop; I telegraphed to Sn Fraocio. got
got a half doteo bottles of S U Congo Cure.
It is a perfect remedy. God b!t yoa for
it. Tours. Cc J.H. Ootier. Grant
Pas. Or." For sa'e by Fotbay A Maaon al
Oc per bottle.
CASTOR I A
For Infests and Children.
Atne.
tf
wf
tutu, stamairr.
Vh.i. 60;
Oats 25
Flaar, $4 Ki
Hotter 17X j
Eggs 13c
Lrd 6 to 6c
Pork hams, 8 to 10c, shoulders 4 to 6.
Sides, 6 to 8.
U'f btlei, ca-f, $7.03. Timitby, 18.
For the beat drugs. Dawson's.
MARRIED.
MISNER GREEN. At the Catholi
parsonage on Monday afternoon. Feb
ruary 1, IS97, by Kct Louis Metayer
iur. it . j. m inner ana hiss Agnes
Green both of Linn county
M
BORN.
TROXEL. Near Millers, on Sunday.
Jan. 31, 1897, to Mr. and Mrs. J.Trox
el, a boy.
BRYAN. On Sunday, Jan. 31, 1897, to
Mr. and Mrs. Ham II. Bryan, a girl.
Air
most tvtrr raaa
D Ar&ersca has
some digestive
trouble. Whca
men meet, the
greeting usually is
T,Well how are
yon?" That de.
velops health
talk. The man
who has no stom
ach or bowel
trouble is almost a
curiosity. Trouble
yi'.rr
en take no
of them-
n selvee. They work
' as if their bodies
I were made of iron
and their brains of steel. They eat as if
they had copper stomachs and bowels of
brass. By and by, overworked nature re
bels. Then come headaches, nervousness,
bad blood, liver and kidney troubles; health
Soes and strength goes. It is really won.
erful bow much abuse tbe human body
will standi It is equally wonderful bow
quickly it will recover from abuse if one
helps in a rational, natural way.
It wsa to give just such help that Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets were prepared.
Tbey are for constipation and torpid liver,
and in curing those derangements cure
many complications and resultant diseases,
such as sick and bilious headache, dii.
ness. sour stomach, loss of appetite, indi
ration, or dyspepsia, windy bclcliings,
r heartburn," pain and distress after eating,
and kindred derangements of tbe liver,
stomach and bowels. Tbey are mild in
action merely supplementing nature.
They are tbe result of years of study and
experience, and there is nothing else like
them nothing so effective. If your drug
gist tries to sell you something else he Is
either ignorant or makes more money out
of the other thing.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Inipcirloat Bmd. '
New Yoiik. Feb. 2. A special cable
gram from Frankfort-on-lhe Mitin to the
Evening Port says that tbe ltarlin commit
tee ot bowers ot Oregon iunay as avi
gat ion Company 5 per cent bond have re
ceived a piint bid of 45 from tho Northern
Pacific and Ureat Northern railroad com
panies for all the stock of the lUilway &
Navigation Company represented by them,
the purchase pric to be pxyable July l,
with 3 per cent interest. The hid in con
ditional on its acceptance by nt least 83,-
000,000 of stocg.
The Briber- Iavi-ll,aloa.
Olvmi-ia, Wash., Feb. 2. ITie sena
torial investigating committee held e ses
sion tonight and heard further evidence
from Representative Warner, of Snoho
mish, who was accused by Calhoun and
Hqaire of offerinsr to sell bi vote, and that
of 20 others in combination with him, for
I1000 in cash and $r000 continent on
Squire's election.
a Medfor Affair.
Medpord. Or.. Feb. 2 Mr Eaton was
shot in tbe left leg by John Ed wards in C
J Hall's saloon, in this city, bust night
about 9 o'clock. Tbey bad quarreled over
a game of cards, ana Edwards pulled a
gun. It is thought he intended to lire into
tbe floor, but they had clincqed, and juat
as Edwards fired Eaton tbrew out his left
foot and the ball struck the leg just above
the knee. Edwards then left the saloon
and baa not yet been apprehended
Aa M Capital ataraed
If abbisblbu. Pa., Feb. 2. The Penn
sylvania rtutt capitol was destroyed by fire
this afternoon. The legislative balls are
in rams, and a new structure must rise
from the ashes of the buildinar that ba
served as a meeting place of the state leg
islature since l 22. The flames, witbin the
short space of one hour, ate up ft, 500.000
worth of property. The inefficiency of the
liarrisbur volunteer fire department is
generally blamed.
la Ike raa4e
Wasbisgton, Feb. 2. Tbe feature of
tbe senate today was a very spirited debate
on tbe conference report on the imotixra
tion hill. Gibson of Maryland oppo-ed the
report, and Lodjre delended it After two
bour' struggle tbe report went over, and
ine .Mearagua canal mil was taaeo np.
Vilas continued bis remarks. Teller al-o
entered tbe debate in opposition to tbe
measure.
Wane Tfcaa Ever
C arson, Nev., Feb. 2 Senator Mills,
of this county, introduced a bill providing
tbat tbe admission to any glove contest or
prizefight should not be 0j tl. Tbe hill
was referred to the com nittee on public
moral
raMaet WaLlng.
WasnrxoTOs, Feb. I. It U oLdentood
among Ma-sarhu-etu republicans that ex-
Congreatmaa John 1. Long baa been ten
dered and bes accepted the office of secre
tary ot toe nary in tbe incoming adminis
tration. Pes Moinkj, Feb. 1 . Ex-Cocer-awmaB
lames vt Uon. of Iowa, announced toni.bt
bis acceptance of tbe cabinet portfolio
MrVViUoo stid: "It ia true I bare been
invited into President-elect .McKinley's
cabinet. 1 have accepted. Tbat is all
there is to say about the matter."
It is generally known that Mr Wilaoo
will be secretary of agriculture.
Pa Fa asci sco, Feb. 1. lo local po
liUcal circlet there is now little douirt that
Judge Jowpb. McKeana. of tbe l"eitd
State circuit court, will be the FaciSc
coast reoresenUtire in the cabinet.
atari mrtrrUorm
RrtEBfo. Or , Feb. 1. Tbe officers
working up the train robbery ca.e no
have tome dews upon which theories are
based, but tbey keep them ek-wly guarded
Tbe ugar-aric mask found ou tbe trail
has been identified as one tateo from Mr
Lindtey's barn, and the eight before the
robbery he ran a maa cut ot the bars
Tbe general opinion is tbat tbe robber
caoieto Roseburg. Tho brt informed
claim that a great rorr-ri it in store for
the people of Rmebarg at an early dta- '
Taking IbrtrTIa--
WASHrstGTojt. Feb. 1. Tbe Nicvagua
caoai diii occopiea ioe sraaie mow oi in
day, but do prevrwt wai matie toward a
vote. Morgan, ia cbsrg of tbe metaute,
ought to serore aa agreenxsit to vote to
morrow or rbunday. tat the eppooecta of
the measure, led by Vila- and lUntel, re
sitted an r agreemest. While ai:iimmg
any purpose of obstruction or fUiou-terieg
arauut the bill, the oppositicu inited it
was of such grare moment a to demand
complete ducuoion .
railing Ii la MrraUltoa
Lewihtox. IJaho. Feb. I. Tbe Indian
oa the Nex t'eroes reservation, bave beeo
rud about $rJ9.rj:0 of the Is0.lXJ. lle
amiahs and the North Fork Indians bave
not reeacbed the agency at Lapwai. owtog
to cold weather and snow oa the moon
Uin. Of this sum, about HO.tVJ ha
beta deposited in the banks. The remain
der is being put ia circulation by some aad
boarded by the cocservatir s element.
Ii rarll
WasnKtcrox. Feb. 4 The comrara
tive statemeut of the govi-rnmit receipts
and expenditures shows the total receipt
during January to bave been t'2-i.SS6.1''4.
and tbe expenditures This
leaves a deficit for tbe month of fej.'AVi.S'Jj.
and for the seven month of the present
fUcal year a deficit of 3.S.4,79-J.
TTa Caaaa War.
!Iv asa, via Key Wt. Ian. 31 Oe
pite rumors lately circulated to the effect
tbat tbe insurgonts were completely demor
alized, and that the Cubans bad broken in
to scattered ban il of SO or so in the pror
ince of i'ioar del Rio. news has been re
ceived that the insurgents have blown a
passengrr train op, caunnir much dmage
and Miderable Ima of life. Although
tbe ( .jtT prohibited tbe publication of the
news in Havana, it soon leaked out, creat
ing a sensation, and the liveliest discussion
in pt'aces where aroups gathered.
Aaaiaer Bis Trw-4.
CtscissATi, Jan. Ul. Tbe Enquirer
says:
Three representatives of a gigantic Lon
don ) ndicate are in this city for the pur
pose of gobbling upall the biggest brewries
here, and success has so far crowned tbeir
effort. '1 hey bave purchased an option
on 16, and tbe deal has proirreaoed so far
tka ls.i loM ..--. Iw...... a i, : a L.
ii i. (
mortgages tbey hold, for tbe purpose of
knowing just how tbey stand. The deal
will be closed the coming week, the
amount to be paid for tbe lot aggregates
FJ,000,000. One-half will be p.id in ta.-h
A Sample rroe Jail
Jackso5viiae, Or , Jan. 31. J C Hop
kins and Frank Murphy, held for burglar
izing the store of D L) M inkier, in .shiand,
about thiee weeks ago, and who were con
fined in the county jail here awaiting the
action of tbe grand jury, broke jail 'ant
night, and have cot been recaptured. They
were confined in the corridor, and could go
in and out of the cells at pleasure. They
succeeded in some ay in removing the
staple which arid the bar in (he lockbox,
and as tbe lower bar was not locked, they
had only to slide it out of the way and the
door was open.
At aieamer Hlpla
PiiiLADKi.rniA, Jan. 31. The United
States steamship Brooklyn, the latest priue
of a peerless navy, calculated to withstand
tbe fiercest onslaughts of shot and shell,
today lies almost entirely helpless because
of a narrow ledge f sunken rock in the
Delaware river, above Marcos hook, Pa.,
on which she struck heavily yesterday
afternoon. Her lower double compartment
forward were stove in.
The Beveaae Bill
Washington, Jhh, 31 It is now abso
lutely certain that a majority c n now be
counted on in the eeante to pas a tariff
bill. It is not certain jut where the votes
si-erconiing from, but tlie republicans say
that votes will be secured. It is certain
. L . . i . i . r ..
aiuva uuiiuiuk vu ran tun ta-atimu vuaiiri
turn some or toe ueiuuuraia ma vuie aw m i
tariff bill. cr. at at least, refrain from vol-
iog wben the bill comes up.
Seaatorial Baab
Oltmpu, Wash., Jan. 31 The filth!
Washington legislature yesterday finished,
when it adjourned for the usjal Sunday re
ces, three weeks of the prescribed two
months' session, and as it ia an actual
weekly expense fo tbe state of about $7000,
some $21,000 has been expended to accom
plish little more tban tun election ot
United Statos senator.
Mrjsic. Miss Mildred Burniestei
teacher of piano or organ. System th
Mason touch and technique. Residence
Fifth street, opposite UPchatoh.
Plows, Harrows. Seeders
and Disc Cultivators at
... STEWART & SOX'S . . .
Now Is the time to buy.
Grass and garden
in package.
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hare. Tbe introduction is by the ce'e
braled Rer. Frank V. Gunsaulos and
the sketches b Oliver VV. Nixon, P. D.
The book is printed from large, cle
new type, on extra laid piper, baund in
vellum cloth, strmpe-l ia gold, gilt top
illustrated with 16 fnli-pse half tone
and retails at $1.75. Any subscriber
paring a year in alvance for the weekly
or 6 months or mora tor the daily can
hare it for 1 ecu.
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Mr. Bryan has zv.rx. -vnc I h'. tntcr.'Jon cf devoting
otic-half of
ail roya.:
bimetallism,
mous sale.
There are !
Address
W. B. C0NKLV CCAi,UNY, Pcbiishers,
341-151 Defirtoro St Gi!CG0-
- SUMMOKS.
im tke Cirrmt Court for Lim CVa.&a of
Orrgom:
Frank Kiernan, p!a;n'i7.
n
J B S eams defendaot.
To J B Stearns the above named defend
ant:
IX THE NAME OF allE STATa OF
ORKUON, Yon aie hereby rqu'-red to
appear ard answer the complaint of ibe
above plaintiff. In tie above cntieJ court
in the above entM.en caw. now on h-
witii the clerk of i4 ciurt, by tbe first
dy ot the nest rvRoUr term ol aa'd crurt.
followinft the pobiicaliun of (hit summons,
ahich aaid ttrra ol said murr iiecirWoa
tbe 8th day ot March. at the court
hoote in trie city of Albany, L'on Aour.ty,
rej;on;asd yon are hrehyJunber noti
fied that if you tail to srpear and anawer
aid complaint a brcby reqaired, the
plaintiff will tale judmnt ax'iu't.tou
for the sura of $27 and tbe cov n I din
buremeHof this action to N taxed, and
will also take an order d rrctir.jr the fol
lowing decnbcd land bdonlntf to ou
and at'ached In thi action, 'o wit : The
southwest qurte' of aection '2b Town bip
10 South iianje 6 ct of t'-e Wi'Umette
Meridian in Linn counts Oregon, con-
I Uinm 160 acnn mora rr e
to be old
i - " .
for Uie purpose of payia uch judgment
This Summons i puhhaurd by order of
the Hon (too II Burnet), judge of said
court, made at chamber i i tbt C'itv of
Sam. Oregon, on the 19' b dty of J .in
nary, 1897-
t' J Bas Rose and w R Bilvki.
Attornes fr Plaintiff.
STOCKHOLDERS MiETiHC.
Notice tsbcrebv that t' ere will ra meet
Ing of the stockholders of th-i Oild Fellow
Halt Building AssocUtl-n held at the Odd
Fellows Library in Albii, trecon, ou
Monduy, the l-t day of March, 18U7, at 7
O.e'ock p m, for tlie purpose of electing
seven direclois to serve tor the ensuing
ear and to trsnsact am other business
that may come befere said meeting.
Signed this the lt ti-y of February
1SS17
E A TaKKIH.
JfLif s Jossru, Secetary. '
1'renident.
KfTICE OF F1HAL S TTLE'rSENT
Notice i hertiby given that the under
:gned as adinln'atritor ofihe es'ateofj
M Vv tlsoo, deceased, has filed hi final ac
count in aid eg' ale with the county clerk
Ol Linn county, Oregon nd ths county
court ha fixed Friday, 'he- 51 h day of
March. 1897, at the bour ol 1 o'clock p m.
of said day for ths Snsl besrinit ol aaid
account and the settlement of said estate.
Any and all persons hsving any objec
tions to the same are herrby notified to be
present at s-id time and prwi't the same.
W P Waiwtii,
Adroini-trntor.
Notice
Land Oric at Oregon City Ou
December 28 h. 1896.
No'lce is hereby aiven that the approved
fraction! plat of Township 13 Soulh,
Range 8 East has been rroe'ved fiom the
............ Mur.1 nt llrAMfi unJ nn Vnh-
i ruary 8 h 1897, l 10 o'clock a ro . of aaid
i rfatn. said nlat will be flied in this otlice.
and the
land therein emoraceu i i e
' subject to entry o and ater sa'u da'e, s
Bohebt A Millkr,
Wm Oaiioway . Register.
Receiver.
seeds in bulk and
J
Ilea, and
Elegant De
sins ia
Crockery
Ware al COnn
rS HUSTON'S
See u
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Oryea's Book
z zzdt ol non.
m w
;.ou!J correspond im
fhz 7crk will contain
f"t fitlr-n tv his wife
snceches
of Cit ciriyicrn of IS96.
fJ;t nailuCul situation . .
Tit cause cx
v r
::..'
izdic'icns cf an cnor-
Notice.
0eox Cixr, Oreo"X.
Jinnrr rtb. 1S37.
Kotice is iiereb.. given thai the approv
ed plats ol aurvey o Towobip 13 South,
Range s Eat, and 13 Soutn, Range t
Eat. ibe fractional pats of-or-ev.of
Towntbip 12 South, Kange 4 East. 5 Est.
6 East, nA T East, and frcti"ol plat of
'lonstip 1 J Souih. Kang7Ewt. bave
been te uived from the Surveyor General
of Oregon, and on March 6:h. 1S7. at 10
oVoca a. m - ot i i date, a d plats will
be riled ia this office, and ibe land therein
embraced will be subject to entry n an
after said date. ,
R. bt A Mills a. E-vUter.
Wm Gaixowat, Receiver.
ADM NiSTKATOrS NOTICE
Notioe is berebv c'ven tbat I hsve leen
duly appointed by teconn'y court of Llna
county. Oregon, atmieitratr. wi'h the
will annexed ot ibe estate or jonn .e:-oo.
deceaed All p-reons having claims
ara-nt tbe estate of said deceased are
hereby Bo iled to p.'r-sent the saT.e do''
veriStfJ to me at my roidcnce near 5 bedd.
Linn c.ninty, Oregon, or to my attorney.
Gee W Wnabt, at hts law office In Albany,
Oregon, within six month from the dale
hereof. Mart Nelson,
G K W Weight. Aduir with the will
At-v for Admr annexed of there-
Pa'ed Jan 5, 18y7. tte of Jhn Nelson
deeaed.
AOMINiSTRATCR'S KOTICE
No'i t hereby riven ' that the under-
inned has beeu duly appointed by tfce
Couniy court of Linn county. Oregon, ad
tnlstrator of tbe es t ot jivepb t; My
rs. deceased. U'a ofaid county, aad he
haa duly qualified as Mich and ail person
baving clima tsinnt said ettc are bete
by requested to present the same to me at
A'lbanv. Oreoon. pivpetl verified as
by law provUed, witia ix montoa from
this date.
Dated at Albany, Oregon, tin 16th day
of December, 1S96. D W Mtrhs.
Whits"t & NtwpoitT, AdmiuWrator
AUys for Admr.
ADMiKiSTRATOA'o KOTICE.
Notice is hereby given tbat P Y Duncan
has been duly appointed administrator ol
ibe estate of A l Knox, U'e ot Lion coun
ty. Oregon, c'eoe'n.-d, by the county court
of Linn conn'y, Oregon, and 4at he has
duly qualified a such, all persons having
claims sgain.t said eUte are hereby not
ified to present the ssuie to me wlith tbe
prop-.-r vouches under oath at the office of
W R Bileu In Aany, Oregon within
six months Irom the date hereof.
Dated this 1 1th day of December, 1890.
P Y Duncan. Administrator.
ADMINISTRATOR'S N31I2F.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed bas been duly appein'ed by the
county court of U.n county, Oegon,
administrator of the estate of Thomas
Holt, deceased, late of Linn county. Or.
All persons baving claims against the ee
tale of said deceased are hereby notified to
present the we, with the proper wmch
era, to me at my residence ia Jefferson,
Oregon, within tix months from tbe date
of this notice.
Dated this 30th of Dec, 1896,
Emciks k Cannon, Grant Holt,
Attys for Admr Administrator
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the Slat ol Oregon
ot the County of Loot
Department No. 2.
Mary A ii Knox snd A 8 Knw, plaintiff-.
H C Briggs and The Altiance Trust Com
pany, limited, corporation, oereno-
ants.
TaHCBriggs, one of the defendants
abo-e named :
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON, You are hereby required to
appear and answer the comprint o thj
above named ptaintif is the above entitled
court, now on file with tbe clerk of said
court, br tbe nrst day or next regular term
of said court to be held in tht city of Al
bany, in Linn county, Oregon, oo the 8th
day of March, 1897, and you are hereby
no'iBed that if yoa fail to sppear and
answer said complaint, as hereby required,
tne plaintiffs will apply to the sourt for
tbe relief demanded in their complaint,
for a decree a Jjudglng that tbe defendants
bave no estate or interest or lien whatever
and removing tbe cloud and cancelling
and declaring the deed to be a forg-ry and
void, d'tei tbe 7 b day of Joly. 1896, and
recorded on tbe 20th day of July, 1856. n
book of deeds volume S3, on page 216 ia
the records of deed for Lsnn eooctr, Or
egon, of, to and for the following described
real estate, towit :
Beginning at the N E comer, of the D
L C of A S Knox a id Mary A S Knox, bis
wife, being Not. No. ll$- and claim No.
55intpll 8 R2 weatof WUIameUa Me
ridian, Oregon, and running thence 8
26.46 chain, more or less, to the 8 lice of
tne H of atd claim, thence W on said
(iiviaiou line 120..W chain, more or less,
to the w boundary line of said claim, thence
N 25 9a chains, more or leas, to the NE
corner of the DLCof Samuel Rardman
and wife. being Not. No. IS2 and claim
No. 5 In iaid tp and range, thence east
3.33 chains, thence N hi iinae, thence eat
1 17 Hi i-hmtni to toe dare of beirinnine.
containing 318.S acre, a'l in Lino eount-,
Oregon. an being the X 4 of the l L
C nf uid A k'rti and wife.
And to CJr-celi and declare vote a mort
gage executed by H C Erigg to the Al
liance Trr-st Company and dated July 20.
lS6 and recorded on July 20. 1&96. In the
lecorder's office tor Lnn coonty, Oregon,
in brk of Mofgagea 31 on page 506 on
tbe aild 20th day of Ja'y.liS, fur the
fam of $12u0 and to remove tbe eionl
from plaintiff title to said lacds above
described by reason of said deed and miU
fca ar.d tor t w costs aad dbaraments
oi tfci suit. ThU summons U published
bv order of the Hon U H Hewitt, judge
of foe above entitled eoor. made ar tbe
chambers on the 2sxh day of f aauary, 1837.
at Albany, Oregon.
A CTHntrOBD t WTATT.
Attyt forFalntJIi.
SULfUOXS.
la t-e Cicait Coart far Lien eoonty cf tbe
Slat of Oregoe.
Thomaa Eeadiog, tLdatiff
x
Jhc Poweta asd E mjy Powers, defeodsata
To F.ml'v Powers, oc of thadefcadsata
above kaaed:
IS THE SAME Of THE STATE Of
OREGON: Tea aie henbv rcqsircd fat
apiar aad aawr the complaint of tha
above aamai pUiitiff ia tb aboT cafctied
roart u oa bit wita toe ciera 4 aaia
ooart, by tb fin day of t. text aea'ar
terra of this eoart be bgan and ked ia
tha eitv oi Albanv, La e aaty, tregoo, oa
Ib f'M day t4 Starch, li'j'i asd yw are
aotabed tKa.r if v- tail to appear aad aa
awtr aaid eeacpUiat, u hereus required the
laiBUff will apply to the eoart tor tea r
lwf desiaaded ia l.ia eocspUiat oa 6 is
he above nuCrd acart, wbica ral'ei i. Ih
the foreCHMcrc of a -a 3rtge oyea by Joba
Powers aad LmJy Powers, dated OcOber
19. 1S96. of, to acd upon tha folio wing des
enbed real eru. tow.t;
The north i.' of the west J,' of tie D L
Cef Amos T Tbnnra and E'-ixiberh C
Thjmnaoe, lytatf'aad fccaj ia Lias eoaaty.
and kn"o as Xouneatioo Xj. aad
claim no 41, besG parts of Seebona 9. 10.
15 aod 16 in towaaaip 13, aoctb of nM 1
west ot tba WiLa-aette il. rulan, tiag
boaaded as folloas: Befiaaiac as a pciat 15
ehausa aad 40 licks aortb and SI caaisa aad
1 lmki at of tht aaBSbwert eoraer of sad
! sect'os 10, aad raaJuag tbeBca aoata 43
i .i. . m. A Ti Sink- tkMIM Wat ft eftUM
aad 34 ucka, tbeoce aoatb I chaii aad 60
hati, li.cKx wot 2 caaiaa asd 71 links,
tlesea aorik 43 ckaiaa, tbeaoa tact 71
eaaUaaad 11 hakstotbe plaae ot begta
aicr. eoBUiatag 313 aer-r, a or leaa.
tlch aaid raartfcage waa givea to aecart
the pat meal of a Bote dated Lebaso, Or
era, Oc ober 19, IS94, for the saa cf 3
doe obs r after dale, with iatanat there
on at the ra-o oi 10 par cast per aaoaai
at fv jidmest i(iint rew for tVctia
f f"f- ta iater-et vte.-aca at tba rata of
10 rer e?ot jt aoaaai fraoi tba f$Jk day
ol Octoiv , 1S96, and tt i eoata and dis
barerou of taw acit at.d for a deerae
loieclounc U n orte --d dtr-etiag the
lie .'a 4idee-bed tobeaold, aa-t the
pioeda viS'Bg f oa aacb mla to be ap
t i.-e-t to th- pa. meet rf te ceaU aad dia
burwawBta and attorseyV fee aad tbe
principal aa S iatert dde epoa aai1 a-tte.
"O'asaaimos n pallhd f erdat f
ibe lioaarahie H 1! Hewitt, jacjre ff tbe
above -wtitled eoart, m-ie at chmtrs ia
tre Ci:y of Allway. Oreeno, JaeBary 21,
1SSX. Weatse. roBD & WxaTf,
Alt s for plaintiff.
Notice for Publication.
Land Ornca atOssoox Cttt, Oa,
Djo. 23. 1S96.
Kotle; ia kerer-j given tbat the LJ War
ing nam-d attler hai hltd aoCoe of ba
inteotioo to make tiaal proof ia aapsort cf
hiae'tim, and thtt said prxif will be male
before tbe oevnty clerk cf L'nn ooaoty at
A I ban v. Ore .on, en Febraary 5-J1. 1S97,
v i: Mr AKUrai Ohieo; II E 11032 fcr tbe
E 54 of S W and Sr K of S E S of Sec
23, Tp 10 S R 6 E. He aamea fie f jllow
i( wiiBeaee to prove bis cant aaoar res
ideoee bdob asd caltivatioo nf. aaid lead.
via: L C !, A T Ive, V G Danfortb,
airs A M TilHt.tn, all cf I 5tro-. Ongoo.
Ro&sar A M il l s i, Rigutsr.
Notice for Publication
S Las,d Orna at 0koos Citt, Oa.
Jao 21. 1SS7.
Xj'.iea is hereby (iveo that the following
named tvttl r hs til d notice of hi iatea
li o to make boat pro- f ia aupport of bis
jlaim asd tbat aaid proof will be made be
fore the Register and Receiver at Oregon
Citv. Oreiron, oa March 6t, 1S97, via:
OrUtian Xeubod;;H E 1AKS5 foi theS
4'N K,4.Ktland2Sec3rp 10SR4
fc. He names the following witbesseato
prove his con incous residence up m and
cultivation of. said land, v.i; T B George,
Gilbert Knuton, Charles I H inkle, C B
Gains a'd of Niagara, Oregon.
Robert A. Miiam. Register.
EXECUIGR'S K3TICL
Notice i hereby given th It the ender- I
signed have bee J dole appointed by the,1
Hon county court of Linn county. Oreson
executors of the last wilt an j testament of
M irman Arnold, deceased, late of said
county, and alt persons having claims
against said estate are hereby required to
prearni me aTie to tne said undortigaod
n.'oarr, ureeon, proD-riT verified with
in six mont'i from the dat boranf .
DabHl at AlVmy, Oregon, this nth day
of December, 1996.
txxtupiNA Aasoui,
. ConaT AasoLD,
MiTSKT e rvawTroatr, Execntrs.
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and let- tbe people judge. They're
oar court atd we'll abide by tbeir
verdict. Lowest prices. Newest
type. See for yourselves.
IMPRINT JOB OFFICE.
City Official Office.a
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14S Third St PorUaad. Or.
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Albaay Or.
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