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Newspaper Page Text3 Give na a rest. Joe Simon continues to hold the reina. Senatorial caucuses ehould be relegated to past ages. Now, Lyman J. Gage wearing a wig. 18 accused of Greeks in the U.S. are getting excited, their lt50T their native land ia showing itself. Mr Mitchell's program now Beeuis to be to be re-elected or permit no one else to be. Quite number ot Linn county repub licans seem to be desirous of putting Senator Dawson on record. Alt over the world the American flag attracts the trust attention. It baa ths respect of all people. A good deal of patriotism nowadays is outside show. The world needs more heart patriotism. Moat people are getting thoroughly disgusted with the election of TJ. S. sen ators by state legislatures. Pickler and Goodjkoont are the pe culiar naues of two candidates for TJ. S. Senator of Sout.i Dakota A legislator says time drags heavily at the capitol andhe is anxious for the business or lack of business to end. A lot of hangerson are reported to be at Salem from all over the state trying to me a fee by selling their influence. Influence? Rats! Several prominent men would like to be struck by the senatorial lightning It struck a dark horae two yeais ago and might now if given a chance. A Portland paper says ex Governor Pennoyer begins to think the end of the world is near . lie must have been playing with Judge Bronough. It certainly will be discreditable to permit these railroad and other com missions to be continued. There at least ought to be a change of officers. Abolish the commissions, pass a small appropriation bill and adjourn. If you ' have time re-enact the mortgage tax law and exempt indebtedness from assess ment. - i - . - A young man eighteen years ot age who signed the petition to Senator Daw eon in which it is stated that he helped elect him to the high and honorable po sition, (he was elected in June, 1894), is having his hands full explaining matters. Sena'or Driver has branded three members of the senate who have not entered the joint session as-MetLodiat traitors, worse than Judas. Tae old gentleman is getting hot. . : Say all you please about Clevelaud,the United States has never had a nobler or more sensible mistress of the white house than Mrs. Cleveland, and it has had some we have reason la' be proud of. Gentlemen, eome to your senses, says the Salem Statesman. Wonder who is referred to. There are so many gentle men hanging around Salem, who have been out of their senses it is difficult to figure out the proposition. Years hence men will be figuring out who is to blame for the present legisla tive fiasco. It will take an expert to do any figuring in the matter without plac ing J. H. Mitchell and Joe Simon at the head of two republican factions, at least as unknown qualities, in the example' Rossland has a hero, all honor to him. Tim Hemeworth in order to save the lives of two companions quickly threw an arm into the cogs of. a windlass, mangling and crippling it hot stopping the heavy backet of ore from falling on the men below. Two years ago a petition was sent to Senator Dawson asking him to bolt the Dolph caucus, lie has the petition in his possession now. It is an interesting fact that some of the men on that peti tion wanting him to bolt are now on the Mitchell pstition insisting that ha shall - not bolt. This is somewhat amusing. M-s UoIF-nan does sot attack the sa loon. The people license it and there fore endorse it; but she shows the evil of intemperance and appeals for a high er manhood, the education of children up to a more elevated standard and the use of the ballot against the evil. Can any one say that is not reasonab e. C W Kimball was discharged as choir master of the Centenary if E church Portland, because be eang too many solos, mat is, he wanted to do all the singing liimeelf, snd the rent of the sboir got tired of that bind of Choi? singing. Such men as a rale need "setting down en," and it is very doubtful if a jury will give him the $223 damages he wants for btfing disintqeed. Congress has been trjing to do several things at the same time, and fiasco badly gotten the international treaty, Piicarauisua canal ana Uuba mixed opJ ' that nothing is being done at all. Con gress has a way that way. Wbile both bouses me-t, if there were aa Oregon bold out j ist about aa much would be done. - The Washington Post tells the f jllow ing abo-it a former Oregon man, well known by many in Albany.: II. II. Gil fry, legislative clerk of the senate, sel dom appears id the4ionse in his official capacity, bat yesterday the senate want ed a bill returned in order to make some change, something having been enacted .which was not intended, and they sent Mr. Uilfry after the hill. The nsoal buzz of many voices carry ing on a d'z-a or more covereations at once throughout (he bail is seldom af fected by the perfunctory remarks of tns usual senate clerk, who makes announce- - ments to the house of legislation com pleted in the other bodv, but wren Mr. Gilfry's stentorian tones broke npon the circumambient air a deep hush pre vailed, even to the uppermost tier tl benches in the galleries, and slumbering descendants of ancestors from far Ethio pia awoke with sudden start. It warn'l a very long speech the senator's muscular mercury bad to make, bat when he ceased everyone in the great hall knew what tbe senate wanted. The house was really uurprised, the loud applause broke forth, so unexpscted that the clerk, used oolf to t ie senate's stern solemnity, recoiled, blushing snd confused, to the corridor. "Well," ejaculated Mr aioouy, oi a assachusetts, ''that's the first time I ever beard what '. : aeoat Airs. Slausou's Litter. Washington, D. C. Feb. 11, 1897 (Special). Once every year it has been the custom of Mrs Cleveland, while she hag been the mistress of the White House, to give a iadie reception, invi tations to which are issued only to ladies in the immediate circle of her acquaint ance, and in some esses to a tew cf their friends. Every lady In Washington, who at any time has bad the pleasure of meeting Mrs Cleveland, eagerly hopes for one of these invitations, and the disap pointment is correspondingly great in case it is not received. The reception riven, a few days ago being in the nature of a farewell, was tinged with many regrets- on that ac count, but for the same reason, invita tions to it were more than ever eagerly desired. About five hundred invitations were sent out, and it is safe to say that not a single lady invited failed to come It was strictly a ladies' reception, no gentlemen except Col John M Wilson, the government officer who at that time had charge of all tbe government build ings in this city, but who has tinea been made Chief of Engineers ot the army, and two or three regular White House ushers, being present. The entire lower floor of tbe Executive mansion was open to the visitors, in cluding the magnificent conservatory with its stately palms and costly orchids from the tropical countries of South America. At no other place or time is It possible to see such a gathering ot ladies of cult ure, grace and beauty, from all parts of the United States as at one of tbess pri vate receptions of tbecharin'.og mistress of the White House. Those receptions in which the president participates, four each season, cannot compare with this, for so many invitations must ot necessi ty be issued to those that the parlors of the White House are always over crowd ed, and those who do not come early are not unfrequently left outside tbe doors. At -Mrs Cleveland's reception were all the ladies of the cabinet, of (he court circles, of the diplomatic corns, and many of the wives and daughters of the oet prominent senators and members of congress, and of the officers of the array and navy, as well aa a large num ber prominent in resident social circles MrsCIflve!and was assisted in receiv ing by a score or more of the most beau tiful young ladies of Washington society, among them being Miss Stevenson, tbe vice-presssent's daughter. Miss Sartoris the daughter of Nellie Grant, Miss Ful ler, tbe daughter ot tbe Csief Justice, Miss Wilson, the daughter of the Post master General, Miss Harrison, the daughter of the Attorney General, Miss Nilee, the daughter of the General of the army, and the Misses Irene and Louise Sheridan, daughters of the late General Sheridan. For ita unostentatious magnificence, and yet with all a certain modest sim plicity, this farewell receptioa by Mrs Cleveland to the ladies of Washington, was one long to be remembered. Tbe invitations were out a week or more be fore tbe event, during which time it was tbe principal topic of the social world . When the day arrived, and it was a per fect daj, tbe drive to the White House waa lined with beautifully equipped turnouts, the tine of coaches and car riages extending far along Pennsylvania Avenue- As one carriage waa relieved of ita fair occupants, others were added to ths seemingly continuous line, thus making a conttant stream of visitors to pay their respects to ths Lady of the White House. With hundreds of eyes awaiting her approach, Mrs. Cleveland decended tbe stairway from ber private apartments, and escorted by Colonel Wilson, passed tnroagb the long eo:ndor Into tbe east room, where she welcomed ber guests in her graceful and charming manner. Each was greeted in person by name and for each there were a few words and a most pleasant smile, fcvery lady pres ent could tell you what; Mrs. Cleveland wore upon that occasion, and the rich ness and yet striking simplicity of ber costume was the subject of general com ment. Her gown was of silver gray cloth, and skirt perfectly plain and bang ing in clinging folds, a little bolero jack et, trimmed with silver passementerie, and some rare old lace bands of sable. Fastened in ber girdle was a cluster Of fragrant violets . Her hair was parted ia the middle and caught gracefully back in a low knot. Side combo, un adorned with silver or gold, added to tbe simplicity ot the effect. Mrs. Cleveland's greeting of ber friends is worthy of especial mention . She takes one by tbe hand with abearty whole-souled grasp, and one feels that tbe pleasure of meeting her is cot all one sided. Mrs.' Cleveland's facia! con trol, too, is a matter of wonder. Each guest is greeted with a smile, and each time ber countenance passes into a stale of perfect repose, and tbe next guest Is met with a smile that is one of recog nition and of welcome- , It is a social art te make every lady feel that she bas bad a personal cbat with the hostess, and yet to keep tbe way clear so that five hundred may go away with tbe same feeling in the short spacj of two hours rbis Mrs. Cieveiand dies perfectly. As many as could find standing aoom in the spacious east parlor remained there during the entire time of the reception fascinated by the loveliojss and grace of their hostess. Mrs. Cleveland's fair assistants, many of whom were debatan tes of tbe season, were grouped in the other parlors, and held little levees for their especial friends. Mas. Cleveland's BKCKprion. The floral decorations throughout tbe various parlors of tLe mansion, were exqaisite. The blue room was banked with palms, sUnding as high as the ceil ing. The red room was adorned with pots of magnificant roses. Tbe state dining room was the center of attraction for here' refreshments were served. The long table was artistically arranged, with large vases of pink and Marechal Neil rosea, alternating down the center, with the delicate appoint ments corresponding with the two colors. Salads, ices and ths usual tea dainties were served. Almonds, chocolates and delicate cakes were in small dishes made to represent the American Aug. The silver was of a perfectly plain pattern. Tbe fine cob web like napkins were all marked with a handsome "U. S." In oce ' corner. The salads, creams and ices were served ia delicate China while tea. ballon, and chocolate were tbe only drinks offered to the guests. Mrs. Cleveland does' not believe in serving wines or punch at receptions, and has bad the courage to set this noble exam ple to the leading society people of Washington. Serving of wines and punch in this citv bTvounir lad ia n u cine sold in inj last nve years are ti. o. 1 ? Ud.es to yonng men bat(f0odfc..TbeS...j, Headache and Livei become so general that many mothers Cure I use myself s a general physic are greatly alarmed at the Influence If you are sick and want to get well, the upon tbeir sons. One mother com- quickest, cheapest and safest method is tc menting npon the absence of these ber- MhS .8 "' TSTj'Mi erages from Mrs. Cleveland's table, a a Wouaaa who had herself larv) and Kaoor in tha naat. wa h.t .... winter that she might keep ber two boys from calling npon young ladies who made a practice of serving light liquors. The practice, she sal J, was so common that before young men realized it, they had taken too much liquor and were in no condition to be seen by anyone. Tbe conservator) adjoining the dining room was also thrown open to the ladles and proved to be one ot tbe most de lightful rendeevous of tbe afternoon. An entire book would hardly aufnice to describe tbe many beautiful and rare plants which this place contains, main tained by the government for the com fort and enjoyment of the Chief Magis trate and hi family . One thing as not iciabla in the conservatory as the rars plants themselves, was the number of white house employees keeping close watch upon everyone who entered. Van dalism is so common here that everything is carefully guarded, and receptiensin the past have shown where close watch was not maintained, that not only many beautiful blossoms but oftentimes plants themselves had been carried away by those who have been long taught to feel that it is not stealing to take anything from Uncle Sam. From the conservatory, the ladies passed through the gorgeous grand corrWor, where the Marine band dis coursed fine music, nndnr the leadership of Prof. Fanciulli. The corridor, was festooned with evergrerie, which with the electric lights streaming through tbe stained glass partition made a strikingly beautiful effect. At times the sound of gay childish laughter attracted tbe attention of the guests from the grandeur below. In the hallway above carefully guarded bv their attentive nurses, romped in the highest glee tbe pretty children f President and Mrs. Cleveland. Every nov and. then their happv faces could be seen peering over and through tbe banisters above, looking with innocent wnfimuient npon the eailv dressed throng below. Like three fairies, indeed, they looked, all dressed in white, fair haired Kate, so like her mother, little Esther and pretty baby Marion, whore flaxen haired beauty is very striking Once more the east room was reached, and still Mrs Cleveland stood welcoming her apparently never ending stream of visitors. Still she seemed free from fatigue, and ber last welcome was co less hearty than ber first. The wife of tbe new Chinese Minister was present among tbe other guests. She cannot speaa a word of English and is anacqnainted witti tbe ways ot Ameri cans, bbe sat alone with a look ol won de on ber face, as if trying to make oat what it all meant. One li tie incident illustrate better than anything else tbe kindness of bean that baa endeared Mrs Cleveland to all who have met ber. For some time, a little old woman, bent with age and dressed in a style ot a past generation. stood behind Mrs Cleveland, evidently waiting for an opportunity to speak a few words with ber that might not be heard by others. As a character she was well worth describing. Her face was like that wbicb le:l Bargees weart in I be w .dow Uedott. tier hair was combed down over ber ears : ber little flat bonnet fitted closely to ber head,and and was tied ooder ber chin with rib bons. Her dress wa very plain, wbile aronnd ber aboulders waa a thin white st.aa-1 with fringed edges, tier general appearance would have been more in keeping with a reception given by Dolly Madison. There waa a lull for a moment in the pa-sing of tbe guest, and Mrs Cleve land felt a tap on ber shoulder. Upon looking around she beheld Ibis little old woman. Had she been Viieen V ictoria, she could not have been greeted With more royal grace. Grasping ber by tbe hand, tbe lady of tbe White House bowed deferentially aid listened with apparent ly pleased attention, while tbe old lady whispered rapidly in ber ear. Then she answered pleasantly and kindly and In a moment more tbe little old woman trip ped away with a pleased look upon ber face and a general air that told ot ber perfect happiness. Who she was or where she came from bo one seemed to know, but although an unbidden guest, the courtesy with which she was received, will be spoken of in after years as old ladies now tell stories which they beard in their girlhood of tbe famous recep tions at the beginning of the present centurr. Mary Inns s Slacsos. The only practical and simple scheme for the prevention of attacks on wi.ls is that proposed by judge John H White, of Hartford, and defeated by tbe legislature of 1895. It provides that every person oa making a wilt mav deposit it with a egal officer, wbo shall give public notice that a will bas been so offered, and tbat all who wish to attack the capacity of tbe testator shall bave sT certain time in which to offer evidence and bring the matter to a decision. If no objection to the testator's capacity is made within tbs time specified, the will cannot be attacked on that ground alter his death The contents of the will are not disclosed even to its cns'odUn No one bas any ground to attack it because be is left out or gets lets than ba thinks be should have. Evidently people will think twice about attacking the testamentary capac ity of a man wbo ia there to defend bim self, especially when they are uncertain bow be baa devised bis pfbperty, and may be biting off their own noses. - A Montreal dispatch says tbat Hon G O Colby, ex-Canadian cabinet minister, who has teturned from an extensive trip t' rough tbe United States, says that the defectiveness of the United States na' tional bank system is responsible for uiucb of the depression that lias been noticeable ot late. The system does not meet present requirements, the banks being precluded from giving the neces sary accommodations to move crops, etc., hence tbe many failures tbat bave been exploited. The silvet agitation was an outcome of tbe lack of banking facilities adequate to tbe needs ot the country.' He says be bas information that President-elect McKiuley nas (riven tate blanche to a Chicago banker to prepare a scheme, wbicb, if acceptable, will be worked out by tbe secretary of the treasury and submitted to congress, lie believes the Canadian system of banks with large capital and branches in different renters of the country and power to issue currency guaranteed by the government, will, to a certain extent be followed. The Bern on i tes houses. belong to al tha Oar ataadlaa at nan ' - our out of every five bottles ot medl fC. 1 BiLca, Urairist, Uufur, Or." aid r ITsuiitav A M tiflAti of Mm ra bot mw - i- -1 " . Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder MISFITS ThAJonrnal calls the auiet attorney from Albany "noisy Homers." That committee on credentials bas cer tainlv bad sufficient time to report. It should do so. - ThA TT. S senatorial contest ia now on its home stretch; tbe most disgraceful race in the history of Oregon. Tt those Grecians were the fighters they were 2500 years ago they would wipe tbe Aegean sea with the heartless Turks. j Gomes wants no autonomy. That's right. Don't allow any such business to be thrust upon the Cubans, Mr. Gomes. Have independence or death. The large attendance of men at Salem bas given office seekers a big opportuni ty to circulate petitions for the different offices Ihey wish under Mr. McKinley. They have been circulated freely. Tbe petition sent to 8. A. Dawson shows the names of 29 persons who helped elect him senator from Scio. The records show that Mr. Dawson re ceived only 10 vote at Scio. There is a joke on somebody. How e'tltv I The Exstuieer is illustrat ing and publishing the new blows with which Uorbett will surprise titssimmoos and knock binrout. it a pugilist reaiiy had something good he would keen it to himself. The whole ousinesa savors oi the hippodrome. Cant. Leyh, of tbe Salvation Army waa in town with his k Infograph Tues day evening last, but bis machine got ont ot order somehow, and the peop'e missed that part of tbe entertainment. McMinnvtle Keeister. wonder what the audience got then. Mr. Somers' bill reapportioning the state and reducing the senatorial repre sentation in Linn county to one, is not appreciated by most ot bis constituents, particularly at Lebanon ; bat as the bill will probably not come up it is hardly necessary to discuss it. Jaa. Blundel, the insignificant door keeper of the senate, slanders tbe people around Yiqnina Bay as follows: "Lssy? They're the latieet and sleep iest people on earth. They live on raw oysters, and when the tide bas ebbed the tables set. Their pulse is like a clam's, and beats once in five minutes. They wake np just once In-two rear and then it a only to inquire it the congress bas passed the river and harbor bill." Me. c. II. Palrymple, who was re cently relieved of the office of Deputy district attorney of Linn county, bas had published the pre-election azreement-and a letter from Mr. Harden, in reference to bia appointment. Pre-election litera ture divulged afterwards always makes entertaining reading matter, and gener ally leads one to rtmarktbat politics are strange ticks. ThseHort to elect Mr. Mitchell is a hurculean one. Tbe following from the Journal will give an idea. "Cornelius P. Bliss, president of the American pro tective tana league, this morning sent telegrams to manv members ursine them to go in and vote lor Mitchell for sena tor. ' Besides tola, peuuoos have been sent them by the men who elected them to go in and vote for Mitcbell.and yet tbe joint convention numbers only S8 or 39. As it ia an internal republican fight be tweentwo factions the DcnocatT looks on dispassionately. A sample of the np-to-dte journalism is the securing by the Examirer and Journal an agreement from both Cor belt and Fitzsimmons to give them tbe exclusive right to all interviews and signed statements in reference to tbe contest and the exclusive right to take photographs ot them daring tbe contest. As these pugilistic interviews and pic tures are the wir.t kind of rot there will probably not te any weeping over the delusiveness. As newspaper enterr rise inougn, it is a decided scoop. While little Billy Blundel down at Sa lem was bitting l aqmna Bay people an bas tern Oregon paper waa stirring up eaiem, in mis way: "inu is the dullest town in Oregon yes. in the state. What the people do between legislatures ia be- yon t me. -Now i know why that suit was brought to kill the Eastern Oreson asylom. It was not because these Salem- ita really cared to Lave all the state buildings here. They simply bad noth ing eise to do, and a lawsuit, while not chock lull of interest, is better than nothing, and a Salem ite can be amused on lew than any person outside ot the penitentiary. Why, one will smile for a wees over a nicaie. A IMdeadate Harder. Goldkxdalk, Wash.. Feb. 16 frank Castile, a stockman, stabbed Jobs Beck at Cleveland, this moraioir. in an altercation at a masquerade ball. Beck dropped dead. Casti'e surrendered io the sheriff todsy. ana aaims ine act was committed in self- detente. Whither sm it. Ca-iow, Mo.. Feb. !. Dr Arthur Due- trow, tne hi Louis millionaiae, wbo on February 13. mt. shot and killed bis wife and child in a fit of drunken mite, io tbat city, was banged in tbe courtyard of tne county jau nere, at 12:or. M. today. Properly used, "Perfection- dye superior. insist on having ' Perfection" Dyes, lor sale by Fred uawson, Or. Price's. Cream Baking Powder rw wtsia sisaai 4 Plnisaia. MARRIED. MASLET DOTY. On Fehrnar In 1897, at the home of of J. E. Berry, by Rev. Amos Horner, Mr. Jos. Haslet, ot Lebanon, and Mies Kebecca Ann Doty, ATj8TI.VPATrOX.-On Feb. 15, at the Court House, in Albany, by Judge George Barton, Mr. Asa M. Austin and ansa Mags e E. I'atton, both of Linn j county Mrjiy a boy starts out ia life with the firm determination of conquering the world. He means to achieve success and wealth and fame. His inten tions are good, and bis will is strong. If be has tbe bodily strength to carry bim through, hi efforts will be crowned with achievement Bod ily strength and besltb are bis great, eat capital. Without them he can bops for nothing. How many young men and young women are cot off Just when the fntnre wcml brightest sad fullest of promise I They are taken away by the disease which causes ever one .sixth of all the deaths in the world the disease which doctors call con sumption. Consumption has been consid ered incurable, and the medical profession baa never made a greater mistake than this. There ia absolutely no reason In the world why consumption should be fatal why it should be even serious. It is a disease of tbe blood, and can be cured absolutely and always by purifying and enriching the blood. The only exception to tbia Ta the case where the disease has been neglected and improperly treated until it is stronger tbaa ths body until the body bas become so weak as to have lost the ability to recu perate. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis covery will cure 98 per cent of all cases of consumption if used according to direc tions. It also cures all lingering coughs, bronchial and throat affections. There is no reason why the child of consump tive parents need ever bave consump tion if its blood and lungs are strength ened by the proper use of the ' Disco v. cry." All who bav any reason to fear consumption, should read the chapters on that disease ia Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser. This great medical work of 1008 pages, profusely illustrated, baa reached a sale of over 680,000 copies. It will be sent free of charge on receipt of 11 one-cent stamps to cover cost of mailing only. World's Dispensary Medical Asso e)fion166iMaln Street jBnffiUo, N Y. TELEGRAPHIC Impeiisnt TrasRlBgtan bill. Oltmpia, Wash., Feb. 16. Waihing ton is on tbe verge of wiping out all Of her saloons and wholesale liquor bouses by adopting a prohibitory law similar to tbat governing tne tale of liquors is South Car olina. The dispensary act, known as the Cline bill, passed tbe bouse today by a vote of 47 ayes to 80 noes, much to tne surprise of the bouse itself. The measure i sop ported by nearly all of tbe middle-of-tbe-road dodu ista and bv a few silver republi cans. The pro posed law pots the full con trot of the liquor traffic in the bands of tbe governor. Sanaay aireeee. Athens. Fob. 16. It is generally be- lieved here tbat the Cretan feature of the Eastern question is now a thing or tbe past, and the landing of the Greek troops at Crete is not likely to torn oat a caucus belli between Turkey and ureece Tbe absolute docisisn of Greece to per sist in the occupation of Crete anu prU tiou of Christians on that island, in spite of the attitude of tbe powers, is founded on tbe declaration of tbe Cretans tbat they are prepared to shed tbe last drop ot their blood in order to attain tbe national as pirations. la raver of aUaselaltsaa. Washington. Feb. 16. Senator Chand ler's speech in th senate today in advocacy of binietalism was one of tbe notable ef forts of the present tension, not only for the care with which tbe senator presented tbe Question from his standpoint, but for tbe bitter sarcasm addressed to Senator Palmer and the Indianapolis convention, the ar raignment of silver republicans w ho bolted the bt Louis convention, and lor the dra matic nenonal exchange between Chand ler and Petti grew, the Tatier being one of the bolters from tbe ot Louis convention Chandler's speech lasted three hours. AsMhrr Big Trmtt. Bostok, Feb. 16 The WakeSeld itittan Comnanv. manufacturer of all kinds vf rattan furniture and goods, and Hey wood Kros. Si Company, of Gardiner, Mass-, tbe most extensive chair manufacturer in tbe world, have effected a consolidation, and bereatter will be known as the lies wood Uros. & Wakefield Company, and will be capiUlued at H .000,000. A riwetajaatiwa. Athkks. Feb. 15- Colonel Vasscs, aid de-camp of the kinsr of Greece, and com mander ot tne ureek army corps at natoa ica, only an hour's distance from Canea, has issued a proclamation to the Cretan peon' e. tie his also demanded the cur render ot the lurks. Tnops from tbe foreign ijeu-of-war have landed at Cane. I he Russian, Ln Kiisb, French and Italians each have fur nubed 100 men; tbe AiJ.tn.ms IsBfwria aad Kaswvts. WasHtaoTos. Feb. 15. Tbe monthly oomoara'jre statements issued bf the ba reau ot statistics snow lust loe amount ot domestic merchandise exported during tbe last month amounted to KM.'iUa.lUd. as campared with td.543,3( fur January last year, ine imports 01 mercnaaaise curing January last amounted to fol.li7.OSl, ot wbicb r-.V.3,7tt was free of duty. Lhir- in January. 196, tbe total import of merchaadue aggregated 6s 647.600, a turn for last month of over 17M0,OUO. It rasaed. yTaaatxcToK. reb. 15 The coup ar ranged by us boose leaders let tne age of Ux sundry civil appropriation bill under au pension ot tbe rules was a com plete success, aad this big appropriation bill, carrying i.'),6U.73, was passed with out opposition or amendment, ju.t aa it came from tbe cocmni itee. the main op position was directed against tbe nrer and barbor item is tbe bill. Tbe bouse made the be4 of it in spite of tbe fact Uut today was sutpensioa day. MeM ts ta rath. lsptrasDKSCK, Or., Feb. 15. J Dar racb, wbo has been traveling througn Polk and Benton counties, canvawing, was be i op by three persons at 2 o'clock tMiuday alteraoon, in a clamp of oak grabs, about eight miles south oi this city, oa tee coun ty road, and ad tbe money be hd 00 tos person, 70, was taken. The roads are very muddy and be waa dnvtoir along alowly, aot thinking of daagir, wea too three men came cut of tbe brash and or dered him to throw up his bands. He drew a small revolver from his pocktt, but it was not loaded. ahi la rates Chicago, Feb. 15. Foot robbers armed with revolvers entered J ifjer's saloon at Fourteenth street and Newberry avenue and held up tie place. The barroom was crowded with rustcmers at the use. and tht robbers ordered every oceto kerp ia tbe resu of the caiooa and botd op tbeir bands. No one attempted to disobey, aad while three of tbe men kept them covered with pistols the fourth went through the pockets of each man, securing several watches and some money, tie then too (15 trom the cash register. Tfc Wheal Market. New Yobk. Feb. 15 The wheat mar ket retponded to tbe European war at this moraine ith aa advance ot lac from Satuiday's curb price, carrying ty to Sl J,con the hrst sales. There wt little eicnen eat among local tborta onlil later cables bnoving in more peaceful account somewhat alia.) ed tbeir fears. Speculation was larger than it baa bees in many weeks. Caased a Seasalisa. Lokdox. Feb. 13. All he rope is watch ing tbe Cretan fireworks display with the greatest aoxiety, as a spark may ant all Europe abiase. Everybody is agreed that the present moment is tbe most critical one since tbe powers intervened in Turkish at fairs. Tne daring scion of Ureece ia sending Prince (ieorge with a torpedo flotilla to Crete has caused a tremendous flutter in tbe European cabinets Tele graphic dispatches on the sutject have been fhing across tbe continent between the different goremuM ols aad their em bassies. kecrel Kevsiatlsaarv SmIcUss. Chicago. Feb. 14. A Times special trom Denver says: J K Sovereign, grand master workman of the Knights of Labor, bas written a sen sational letter to tbe lodustnal Advocate with Private Dal tell s exhortation for war with a foreign nation aa his text. He de -clares tbat secret revolutionary societies, known as the Iron Brotherhood and tbe lodustnal Army are being organized ia every part ot tbe country, wttn their mem bers leagued ugeiner to resort to war as a means ot obtaining "remedies for tbe popu lace wbicb tbey cannot secure by tbe bal lot. Ssase ruhllas. Carra. Feb. 14. The Christians occu pied tbe beigbU surrounding the town this morning, and began to bombard Canea. As soon as tbe tiring commenced, Oeorgi tierovitcb. o-cvernor of Crete, with 30 re cently enrolled Montenegro gendarmes, boarded the Russian man-of-war. Tbe lareek consul also embarked on board an other vessel. Tbe Turks from the fortress replied to tbe fire of tbe Christians. It is reported that the fighting was attended with blood- snea. Herman's Sew Jab. Washington. Feb. 14. Tbe talk that Btnger Hermann will be commissioner of the geneial land office has brokea out in some quarters again. Some of those peo ple wbo alwavs insist upon the tact tbat tbey know all that is going on, say that tbey have good ltfcrmation to tbe euect that Hermann will bave tbe place as soon as Mi McKiuley gets around wheie be cau make tbe appointment. It is a very good office, pavs $4500 a jear, and the duties are not very hard. Mere Fisaperltr. Habhisbuuu, Pa., Feb. 14. Notice of a 10 per cent reduction was posted at the works of tbe Pennsylvania Steel Company to take effect March 1 . Tbe reduction af fects about aOoO employes. President Fel ton said he hoped tbe conditions would improve so as to wan ant a restoration of the old wages. The redaction is tbe result of the collapse of the sleet rail pool. Baker I'll Vets it. Pendleton, Or.. Feb. 14 Tbe direc tors of the Eastern Oregon & Washington Firemen's Association met in this city ibis morning, when it was decided tbat Baker City should bave tha next firemen's tourna ment. Director F M Clarke, of Biker City, was present and stated that his town would give prizes valued at ttW. snd a special prize to the value of 0. The tournament will be held June 8, 9 anl 10 We handle tne amous Whiting cabers and print them up for you at tbe same price you pay for infericr grades. Smiley the printer. , y BEWARE OF Take Pain's Celery Compound if You Need a True Remedy Do Not Allow Palm Off Any Substitute. Health is too Precious to Listen to the Preaching of Quacks. Fame's Celery ComDonnd Makes the sick Well The Wonderful Prescription That Results from the Life Work of America's Greatest Physician, In vestigator and Practitioner There is one direction, as Dr. George . Shardy, America's first surgeon, die- tinctly ssy, in which people seem to nred epligbtenment at present more than they bave lor many years past. "This is tbe rational appreciation of tbe danger of quackery and fake cures." Dr. bhrady's articla in tbe Jew York World of Dec. 29 should be read by every man and woman wbo is ever Inclined to listen to the nonsensical, but too often plausible, ramblings of traders .n patent medicines. When Prof. Edward E. Phelps, M. D., LL. I) , of Dartmouth college, after a I long life ot study in the moat recent scientific investigation of disease, evolves the marvelouf formula of Paine's celery compound when after the eliaest pos sible observance by the best practition ers it is foun that this greatest remedy of our generation not only doe all, but even accomplishes more than tbe modest doctor the giant among, m?a that be bae proved to bo more thaa he was willing at first to claim when thous ands of sufferers ia every walk of life, sufferers trom the ailments tbat come from overwork, de waged digestive or gans, impaired nervous systems, too poor or too rich living, inattention to iiygi nie laws, bave been absolutely re stored to health bv Paine'a celery com pound, after rainf trying every other possible remedy, and being dosed by well meaning but incompetent so called physicians. Hon. V, Jv Crysn's Book A LL v.-ho " W.J. f mediately x;i'J. c-ust i if -l ACGNT3 WANTED Mr. Bryan his announced lis intention of devoting one-half of all roy!tic3 to furthering the cause of Hrnetalllsrn. There are a! ready indications of an enor M. SI mous sale. Ada: W. B. CONKtlY Cvl?m, Publishers, 341-351 Ve-AtUxT, St--..CinCA&0- STOCKHOLDERS MtETiKC. Notice isherebv that iere will fnifl ing of tbe stockbo'derv of tht Odd Ketosr Hall Building As-ocinl. a be!d a' IbeOJd Fello as Library in Atuv, Oreson,- en Monday, tbe lt day ot March. lC, at 7 ox'oc p m. for tbe purpoe oi t Dng sevra di recto's to serve for tt"ernwiig tear and to transact any other tusiuess that may come befere said meeting Signed this the 1st day ot eUusry m: E k Pabksk. rues Joseph, Sec-etary. President. HCTICE OF nXAl SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given 'hat the under :g"ed as adinln'etritor of tbe es ate ol J M w tlsoc. deceased, bas 6-ed his 6sl ac count in ati es ate with the county clerk ot Linn count. Oregon an i tbe county coort ha ixed Friday, (he (th day of March. 1S97, at the bour ol 1 o'c'ock p m. of said day for the final bearing ot said account and the settlement of said estate Kar and all persons bavin aov ot"ic ttons to the same ate hereby oo.ined t-J be present at s-ld time and prevent tbe nine B S Maanx V Warmotb. Aliorney. Administrator Notice Lasd Orrtct at Orbo Citv Or fVecetnber 23 h. 1S9. Notice is hereby Ktvea that theapprov-d fractional plat of Township 13 israth. Range 8 Esst has been r ceWed fiom tbe survevor general of Oregon, and on Feb ruary 8h 1897, si 10 o'clock a m . of said dae, said plat will be filed in this efhee, and the laud therein embraced l. be subject to entry ou and afer said da'e, EoacaT A MiLuta, Wa Callow it Register. Receiver . ADMilUSTRATQR'w KOTICE. Notice is hereby given tbat P Y Dunca bas been duly appointed admtnl"trator ul tbe estate of A 1 Knot, Is e ot Lion coun ty, Oregon, decessed, bv te county court of Linn county, Oregon, and bat be bas duly qualified as such, all p rsons baring claims sgainst said estates ae hereby not ified to present the same to me alith the pron-r voucheis undtr oath at tbe office ot W K Bileu In Aluany, Orom within six uion'bs Irom the date hereof Dated this 1 1th day of December. 1S96 P Y Ddncar. Ai'nilntBtrator. SI REtT RAILWAY KOTICE. The motoi on the Albany trret rail way will connect promptly with all train! to and from the depot, da and night. Special trips will be n ade at special a e. I.r Conn t;onducur. STULEiN. rrom airs. J. o. jenas at Tangent, a saddle, abcut Feb. 12 5 reward. Puns Rates to 1'ohti.and. The Albanv leaves Albanv for I'ortland on Sun days, Tuesdays and Thursdays making the run lllioutfo in una un. Fare to Portland, 5! 00. Round trip, $3.50. Music Miss Mildred Burmestet teacher of piano or organ. System ths Mason touch and technique. Rfsidenot Fifth street, opposite U P chinch. Book Keeping Taightbv MAIL y an K.i-r.ni ACCOUNTANT Complete, Practical, fcxactly as Found in Business, My course of iustruc ions tbor ouahly quaUfy you to take charge tf ant. keen a set of books The highest reference furnished . For lerms and f .111 informa tion address, L, ?. HUNTER AU u w jetupie, iwsu, FAKE CURES a Salesman to Again. When this is taken into consideration and at tbe same time we find hosts of people still willing to be led astrav bv tbe buna red and one nostrums which irresponsible traders try to foist opon them on tbe pretext that these prepa rations are "as good as Paine'a celery compound" but really because tbey make a bif profit on such preparations!, it is time for every one wbo detests fraud to warn his neighbors, and take the wsrnir.z to himself, tbat when be goes to get a bottle of Paine's celery com pound be must not be wheedled into taking lo-ue other remedy, Pa in's celery compound makes people wen a neee otosr '-tangs wrra barm. Paine's celery compound is not a pat ent medicine. Its formula is g.ven free ly to every physician. These trash v stuffs that yoo are asked To buy are made np of ingredientc that should never be taken, into a sick stom ach. These ordinary nervines, tonics and aarsaperiliaa are no more to be compared with Paine'a celery compound than a glimmering candle ia to be com na red with tbe wonderful modern searchlight. If a person need a true ne.-ve tonic, a real blood purifier, a leiiab'e diuretic that will restore etreogtb, renew vitality, regulate tbe kidneys, liver and boweii. ana mate one well, let tbat person try bia or ber first bottle of Paioee celery compound aad mark tbe wonderful re sult. '"- the sa!e of Hon. ' -J.l correspond im ' re work wSI contain :sr?ftt!iqn tour ; . . r '.icn hy his wife . - tt - - v? - c - the o":r.;a"fjn of IS96. 1 situation ADMIHISTRATGS'3 ttOUC: Xo i i. hereby tiven tiat the aider- Kr 1 1 i"A.a. nsT t i.a .1 X V"H J WMI a a S.U WU"IJt -' sa r-, oead. V - ofsaid caaait. so l he t b do y qaal.SU ,s r an- .H pe-aj having cU ros ainsi estate are bre by recjoest.d to pwo the a-we 10 me at Albaar, Oreooa, properly thneed as bylaw proviied, wltbia "six tr.onte from this date. Dated at Albaov, Oregon, this 16th day of Liecember. ISVS. U w MTEas, Whitsit i XawpoRT. AdmiBtrajor Attys for Adror. ADM NISTHATOS'S KOTICE Notice is hereby givea that I have been duly appointed by tecoun'y court of Una county. Oregon, acmieii'atT, wt'h ibe ill snnexfdf the etjte of John Nelson, deceased Ail persona haviag da'ms aramst tbe esiateof said deceased art ber!y no'iffed to p."nt the aan da't venSed tome at my residence near Sbedd, linn eouoty, Oregon, or to my atkiroey, liee W Wnsht, at bia law office la Albany, Ortgoa. within six months from tbe date Hereof. tlAtt Xstaov, Usx VV vTatOHT, Admr with the will At'T for rtdmr annexed of tbe es Ps'ed Jan 5, 17. tate of Jobn Nelson deeeased. Notice for Publication Lad Offic at Osoox Citt, Oa. sj. Jan 21. 1S97. Nj ios is h-reby tivea that th following nuard Mill r ha hi d aolios of his i&teo liita to make tioal pro- f ia support oi his claim and that said proof will be made b f.irs ths ttegiatsr and Rsonverat Orrjjon Cicv, Orcwn,on March 6th, 1S97, via: Christian Neubold; H E 1AK3 fo tbeS N K a, W ts 1 and 2 Sec 3 Tp 10SR4 t. He names the followinfr witnesses to prove his con"incons residence up 'n snd cubivatioa of. said land, v.x. T B George, GUbert Knutson. Charles I H inkle, C B Gains, all ot Niagara, Oregon. Robkrt A. Miu.es. IW'sler. ANNUAL MEETINQ. Notice is hereby civen that (be annna meeting of the stockholders of tbe Albany Building- Association will be held at store of J Dradwobl, in Albany, on Monday, Msrch 15th. 1S97. at 7:30 p m for the election of directors, ard such o'her busi ness ss may come be ore tbe meeting. Dates eb. 13th, 1N7. W C TwasDAUt, F P NrtTtNor lYesident. SecreUry T70R SALE, 1 buy mare, aeiht about L 1000. 9 rears old, very gentle lor tatty to drive Will trade tor wood. Apply to E W Achison's marble woiks. F'OKSAIE. A freeti milch row, and calf, cheap. Inquire of K S Dough- ten, Spicer. ROOMS TO ' BENr.-Calt on Mrs. Owens, on 3rd Street, between Broad albin and Ellsworth. , AT i llE MINES. Boarding. Mging and meals may be secured of the sub scriber at the frantiara mines, at bis place at tns nioutn ot vrj uuicn. H. W. Whitr. IjEOEPIhH THE PLUMBKK Tin rooGng and plumbiap. he opera house ; OppoaiU POPtriON WANTED. Ileliabie girl wishes place to do irenerul housework. Address, Box 8, Philomath Or. TTOR RENT. Cottage on 3rd Street .T near Ellsworth Call on Mrs w . k. Biljeu. r you Nothing BUT THE GENUINE fu (Ae Citotil Court of Out Stale ol Orto for tkt Cotmig of Lm Department No. 2. Mary A S Knox and A 8 Knw, p'ain tiffi, H C Brig and Tne Alliance Trust Corn pan) , limited, corporation, defendants- Te H C Briggs, one uf tbe defendants abo-e named : IS THE XAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, Y-u are hereby required to appear and answer the comp'aint ot ths above nstned p'atntiff in the above entitled court, n ) on Me ito tae clerk ot said court, bv tbe Br-t day of next regular term of said e urt to be bell in thi city ot Al bany, in Linn county, Oregon, oa tbe eth day ot Marco, 199'. and yoo ire nereoy no'lSed that it you tail to appear ad answer a''d complaint, as hereby required, tne p'aiotifi will apply to tbe eocrt foe tbereUet aesusxj u tber complaint. tor a decree a 'lodging that tbe defendants bave n" estate or in'erett or liea whatever and removing tbe cloud and cancelling and declaring tbe deed to be a forgery aad void. dteltn7 h Csyof Jolv. 1896. aad recorded n the 23th da of July, 16. In houk of deeds volume 5. on page 2.6 in the records of deeds for Lien ccoctv. Or ejpa. of. to and for tbe following described real estate, low it : . Begtaainr-at tbe S E comer of tbe T) LC ot A S Knox a id Mary A S Knoi, his wife, beier Not. o. litfj. anddaim o. 55 into 11 S K2 west of Willamette Me ridian. Oregon, aad running thence S 26.46 chains more or less, to te S lice of toe N J4 of sid claim, tbeoce W on said division l;n riO.53 chain., more or less. ta tbe w boandary line of said C aim tbew X 25 9 chains, more or less, to the N E eo-aer of the D L C of Samuel Hardmaa aad wife. be:ag Not. Xo. 1202 and claim No. St ta raid to and range, tbeoce 3.33 chains, tace S 52 links, thence east 117 33 c-an to te pUeeof begiaaiag, coa'ainiag 318.75 acres, a'l ia Lino count-, Orecoa. aa beias the X of tbe D L r rJ uid A S Kxm.1 and wife. And to deceit aad declare void a mct- eate executed bv H C Kriggs to the Al- hinni Tmt t'omoaav and da'ed July 20, 1S&S. and re. c d-d on July 20. 1S96, tn the carder's office for lon county. Or?goa. in tx k of Mor-gge 31 oa page 556 oa tbe said 2h day of Jn'y, lsi,-fcrtb sum of 120 and to remove tbe cbai trout pUintiSa title to said lanas aoore described by reea of saw! deed aad nwrt- . snd fort costs ana aisoarsemears nfthiaai!. This summcat Is pobttsiied bv order tbe Hoa H H Hewitt, jadg of In shore e til led coort. made a-" tbe cham on tbe 2uia dsy of January, ISS7. at Albanv. On-gon. ssracmroaD Wtstt. Attvt for Ptaiatlffi. SUUU3XS. la tks Ci-cait Coin foe Lfca 1UU of Oreea. ty cf -.hi Taotaas EesAiitg, ftJaliff vs Jh: Powers aad Eaily Power, defendants T j Eml'.V Posers, o- e oi ths defeadsata sbovs tsased: IS THE SAME Of THE STATE Of OREGOX: Voa are hsrebv rvqaircd to SFfxsr sad aawr the eosBptaiat of tbe sbote aassad plaiitiff ia ths abovs abX--d ecart sew oa tils witb tbs cUk cf aaid ojrt. b. the 6-s. d y cf U.s text teea'ar - . " rTZZ 1 . . ...v.l it.a . ... . J - IS! M Sl 7.; J m maw - , - j tat u. ad aa- "r j"' lolZl ut a- bacvasi rrqairat lbs W lbs ei'an tor tbe ra , f.1.wf rf , ti. (M h, John i P0rs sad Em Jy Pri. it-d Octobar 19. 1S96. of, sod apoa ia fotsnog des enhed ml estst. towit: Ths aorth l ft the west of lie D L C of Ames T Tarwrsna and E-aabeth C Tb MBpsoo, lyina sad seta t i Lisa eoaaty, sad kawa ss Koti&catloa Na. sad claim ao 41. beioa parta of Srctioas 9, 10. li sal 16 ia tawsship 13, soath of ixnts 1 west ot to WUIametta Meridian, aeiag tuoaded aa folios s: Bsinnais; at a pi tat 15 causa and 40 links aorth and 21 chains aad IS bets east of lh aoathwert corner of sa d sctoa 10. and running throes south 43 chains aad 7 links, thsoea west 8 casis aad 34 links, thence sooth I chain aad 60 links, theoca west 62 chains sod 71 links, 1 theaos worth 45 chains, theac east 71 chains aad 1 1 links to U-e piaoo of begin Birr, oontaioioft SIS acrrr, --rs or les. WLieh said arartajs was given to sseare tbs pavmentot a note dated Lebanon, Or egoo, Oa oror 19, 1S94, for tbs raa ci f22' dns ons )r after d&ie, wilh ic ten st t hers on st ths rate oi 10 per cent rer sanasa , ni for jadgraeot against rca for ths tans of fifi with interest tberaca at lbs nttoi 10 per c-ot pr annans from tha i9.h day ot Octob , 1S96, aad for ths costs aad dia barscmeota of tbia sait. and for a decree foreslosing said w.ortirsge s-d dinetisg tha lands above described tabs add, and tbs proceeds arising from saeb sals to be ap plisd to th pa mens tf the cost aad die borsententa uk1 attorns 'a fees aad tae principal and interest due apoa asid sots. . ThissaotmoBS is paHishml y ordsi f the Honorable II 11 Uswitt, jadca rf ths sbovs entitled ooart. satds at chambers ia the City ot AlbsBy Oregon, January 21, IS97. batrri roan at w tatt, Attja fur Plaintiff. SUMMONS, a tht Cim Coort Jor Limt Or-Mtty.Sutft ot vrrgon; Frank Kiernan, plaintiff, VI J B S'-earas, defendant. To J B Stearns the above named defend antr IN THE NAME OF sBE STATE OF OREGON, You aie hereby required to appear and answer tbe complaint ot the above plaintiff. In tbe above entitled court in the above entyed case, now on file wit! tbe clerk of said court, by tbe first day of the next regular term nt said court, following the publication of this Ml lal Tl AM which said term ot said court begins oa betithday of March. 1S97, at the court house ia the city of Albany, Linn county, Oregon ;ad yon are hereby further noti fied that if vou f.ui to appear and answer ?atd complaint aa beroby required, the pma'iii win w juugnient attain: t on "r me sum or jjo ana Ibe cos's ini dU bursementsot this action to be taxed, and will also take an order d reeling the fol lowing oVchbed land betongiuv to vou ana attached In this act ton, io wit : The ou'bweat quarte' of section 25 Town-hip 10 South Kanje 6 cast of the Willamette Meridian in Linn county, Oregon, con taining 160 acres more or less, to be sold for the purpose of paying men judgment. This Summons is published by order of tbe Hon Geo 11 Burnett, judge of said court, wade st chambers ia tbe City ot Salnm. regoa, on tbe 19th djy of Jan uary, 1897. 1J UAMKOtf and w ti Bitvan. Attorneys fnr Plaintiff. C1MPAN10N WANTED. One that bas a farm or is used to farm life pra te, re i. and ot suitable age. 1 am 50 vears old, a non user ot tobacco and whiskey, ek-me mcana. Address, J H., Box 526, Albany Cregon. 7 r ,n:-'. , 1 a s "vtrv i t i n-s-nCYAMf , I Too will Cad one coo pea Inside each two oaaee baa and two coo pons 1 aside cacn tout oonee bacot Black well's Durham. Buy a ba of tfcia celebrated tobaeeo and read tbe eoapoo which elves a list of valuable prssi nU and Low to cet tbem. Notice. Oseoos Citt, Otaon, Janaarr 25th, 187. Notice is I-erebt givea tbat the anorov- ed plats of survey of Township 13 South. Kange 5 Kaat, aad 13 Sootn, Range 5 Esst, U-e fractional otat of wtrsev of Township 12 South, Ranges 4 East, 5 East.' 6 bast, and 7 East, aad tracttosal plat ot lon-hip Vi Souh. fUage 7 Et. bave been re ; ived from the Surveyor General of Oregon, and oa March 6th. lirj. at 10 o clock a- m of sit date, sad plats wilt be fifed ia this office, and -he land therein embraced will be subject to entry 'fl and. after said date. r . . . r I . . . Wit GauovriT, Receiver, K3TICET3 BRUCE COXTiUCTOES. Staled p ana. rp bneatkaa. saia d- rigas sad bids will ta icceived at tk oti.ee cf eosatv e'erk c (. aa e-n'y. Or;, on or befuro th 5-3 day of Msreit, IS97tat I aeioca p a. rer a wsgea onegs aui tbe If Jr-b Sastio river a: or sar Ga es. Otegoa, Kids will ho e n Jdrr4 f w a sasBeasMW sad sasst brides as well as wood desigs. call budge to be completed aa or feefsra Aseastlsi, 1897. Ths enart rwervta tae neSt ta iri -eA mew sad si! tide. Djs bj order cf lbs cMSiy srt. Iud SVs 16 b dar r-t fb . 1S9T. C B MosTAcr. Cxatf Cierk, Una Ca.. O-. ASS1CNEF3 KSTICE Notice Is berebygivs to sB persons . iatsrected. that 1. tne nadeisfgaed aa t igaee of Propst sad Bn"!r tsre filed sar final acoouat in the matter cf aaid aastga roest, ia tbe circuit coartofthe stale of Orecos) for Liaa county, aad that aid final account will be beard aad passed sp oa by said coort b the eoazt hoaae ia tb city of Albany. Linn count v, Oregon, at tbe boot of 1 oVock p a. 01 the 29th day of March. 1397- Faaxsxrs Paorsr, As ignee. CITT TSEASQSEES I0TISE 10. 12- Notice Is hereby eivea thai reads are oa aaad to pay oetstandiag warraata of tie iaae of ia96, torn No 453 to 3 in clusive, interest oa audi warraata will eeae with tbe date of thi notice. ATaeav, Or. Dec. 22. 1S6- E. A- Parker. City Treaa EAST AMD-SOUTH via THE SHASTA ROUTE OF THE Southern Pacific Co, CataatBSS f Totes svs Fmasi BtEf Soot! raoa Hsy 11 14 . friar, m. 1 L ltlSas) Lv UOSs a Ar AjTSIS Ar 1 1: a a LTdSra Saa fnssnista Above trains atop at East Portland Oregon City, Wood bora. Salem. Tur ner. Marioa. Jefferson. Albany. Tangent, Sheil Haisey Eoeaa CreswiL Cottage Grove, Draia. aad sit flail sos trots BMeborg iJQ'ht to aad ia dading Ashland. saasssaa asivsanT Waa L itars I L fcSrra far taihu ar1 ssv Lvi Lvl Sssa llbHJ hmtf alhsv Scr tsii j Axrivs at A' aav troim Li tStia Sdtaa Issrs a:Mf he USiui tar Amis st iitHrm t. hjm m.-m Albnv far WSad' fcCKBCa Amrcs st aisaav boss ' Mots SzsSra LMvaaihskV tor Jilrvr HSr lsasaa Asms at Aiaay Iwa aaieow FULLUAf mm SLEEP ESv axis- Dinin? Cars oa Cgdsa Root- SECOND-CLASS SlEtFINS CARS atlsiasd isaU TamaaSi TratBS avsss BMvtsAsa. aarrwRU raaTLAia aas taavAlAta Man tsai BsaTtKxecatSBaav " I1 Ax 1 1 r Lr llltra tan Express traia daily 'except Sunday) at Albany and Corral -is connect with traia a O.C.AE- t. tSirs, v rja i Ar rrtlaa4 Xclsmanae kvlsJ ' T!irougli Tickets ts at prists ia Eastern Slates, Csaada ullint BSDsoBsujMdat londnui Msva saw aa Agra. AStmor a rokhlik irisctn. Mssacsr Aaa atari iRECO!. CEfiTRAL & EASTERH. -YAQUINA BAY ROUTT Connecting at Yaqaina bav withtna Saa Francisco and Vaccina Bay Steam RJupUompanr StBaisMu "Mi" . Sails trom Yaqcina every 8 days fot Pan Francisco. Oooe Ear, Port Or ford t fot ford Trinidad and lluaDboidt Bay. Pk s-xgrr AcCOMODATJOXr 'TRPASS Shortest route betweeu - Wi UlaA test taK ette Valley and California. Fare fiotu Albany aad points west Ban Francisco 1st class to San Francisco.... W 00 Sturagr Round trip I'-0 To Coot Bay Cabin I To Humboldt Bav and Port Oriord. OaUa I HO.0C YAGUINA BAY The most popular Seaside Kesort on the North Pacific coast. No undertow Surt tvaihing absolutely sale. For those wishing- to combine bunting and fishing with aquatic sports, this re sort baa no equal. Deer, bear, elk, cou gar, brook trout and salmon trout, can be found ia abundance within a few hours' drive of tbe bay. IW ftaluced rates from all poi 1 Edwin Stonr, Manager. O. .M.ATO.T. F. A P. A. . L. ffnoi, Ajt. Jj it. Albany TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Ail druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. Sec.