The state rights democrat., March 26, 1897, Image 2

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One kind of prosperity not desired 18
that built on borrowed capital.
.Washington state ia in debt $2,000,000
nnd it baa to pay $100,000 interest a year.
For shame.
Ia Sherwood, Washington connly, a
man cannot vote at the town election
unless he pays taxeB on $100.
North Dakota is making rapid strides
towards civilization . It is now neces
sary to live a year there before a divorce
can be secured. -
From the Boston Herald.-
No honest and upright man fears ne wa
piper cartoons. It ia the scalawags
whose withers are thus wrnng.
Now if the Cubans and Spaniards will
nettle their differences as pointedly aB
did Corbett and FiUaiinmona they will
do the world a great favor.
The Mississippi River is said to carry
heavier deposits than any o'.her stream
in the world, but it seems just now to
have mighty little regard for its banks.
! Republic.
Now that Mr Corbett will not be seated
will Gov Lord call an extra session of the
legislature. It ia very doubtful, though
Salem people will make a big effort to
get him to do so.
North Dakota has passed a law pro
viding that a man shall not be disqnali
fisd as a juryman because he has formed
an opinion from reading the newspapers
This is proper. More and more, as civ
ilization advances, the demand for jury
men with brains enough to read the
pspers and form opinions, increases. '
That nine days debate on the tariff
wilt be for the constituents of the mem
bers. It won't change matters any. The
policy is to let the republicans have all
the rope they wish and then take the re
sponsibilitv of adding materially to the
cost of the things we eat and wear.
Thomas G Shearman, an eminent
statistician, eays " The United States of
America are practically owned by less
than 250,000 person?, constituting less
than one in 60 of its adult population.
Within 30 years, the present methods of
taxation being continued, the United
States tit Ameiica will be substantially
owned by less than 59,000 persons, con
stituting less than one in 500 of the male
population. If this system continues
the coming of the billionaire on the one
hand and of the million paupers on the
other, is inevitable. '
The fairest and most unprejudiced
statement made before the recent Cght,
was that of J Walter Kennedy, a physic
al cultcre expsrt. We give it on ac
count of its ingenuity, and because of its
wonderful truih, as veriCed by the eon
test: "To teg:a with, Ccroett ia by far the
more intellectual, and possesses the
greater acquired ski!." and science; while
Fitz3iaimons is gifted with more natural
instinct and t unning in the one faculty
fighting. For instance, I will compare
Corbett with a fox' terrier and FiUsim
moss with a cat. If tee dog sees a mouse
poke its head oat of a hole, he springs at
it like a flash, jemps around and wastes
lots of energy, which looks well and
earns praiee for the terrier, because of its
agility, dish and ebewy qualities, al
though the mouse has escaped.
"But, let a cat,- which has rot by any
means so much intelligence as a dog, see
a mouse put its head out of a hole ! This
.animal's instinct and cunning tells him
that he mast make no unnecessary
movements, so he crouches and waits
patiently for hia opponent to give him
an opening Finally, the mouse, think
ing there is no harm in an enemy that is
not aggressive, comes out, and, Ic! the
cat, quick as thought, gets in a straight
lead or a right or left hook
"Fi'zsiiamons is really a marvelous
fighting machine in human form, bom
to fight, Corbttt, I tLiak, was born to be
something better than a prise fighter.yet
he is a wonder at that, and I would like
to see him win. Filzsimmone. though,
fcurely stands the best chance of winning
the fi At.
Prospects of Immigration.
The Portland journal eays:
Secretary Masten, of the Portland Im
migration Board, is one of the busiest
men in the city. The opening of spring
brings with it an increase ia the volume
of inquiry from the East concerning
Oregon and its advantages. Proof of this
is found in the fact that during the
month of April, last year, the board re -ceived
171 letters from residents of East
ern states who desired to obtain infor
mation for themselves and. friends,wbi1i
daring the present month of this year it
has already received 800 letters. These
letters come mainlv from the farming
element, a fact appreciated by the board,
because it is the agricultural class of de
velopers the state is moat id need of.
Population, increasing the consumption
of products ond enlarging the market
proportionately, will, more quickly than
anything ehe, line the banks of the
Willamette from Salem to WasbuyaJ
with factorie3 and en con ran e their pro
moters to utilize our raw materials in
the raacutactnre of products to supply
tho local demaud.
"Many home seekers hare already ar
rived this spring," said Mr. Masten",
"and have either Ioja'd or are seeking
locations nt the valley. I mailed to
other inquirers yesterday alone 1I let
ters, which wis! give joa some idea of
baeinb-B in that line the board is trans
acting now.
"When peopU wriu ns about the
chance to obtain employment, we dis
courage their coming, because we want
those whs will come to operate a farm,
davelop our reso'ircee, create permanent
improvement and proJacs something,''
"A gentleman hn arrived this m&rn
ing said I hat he waj already in love with
the country; that he came with the idt-a
that he would b. rcaHt-d immediately
to pnrclms" an oilcloth coal and a pair
of gnnib.Kta, so deluged wyald the coun
try be with rain; hat that he found a
brigh', bluesly and bracing spring at
mosphere to greet him. ii mj 9 that a
fidae iinpiessjon prevails throughout the
Kat concerning l.e rainfall in tin's oonn-trv.-
.'
"The plan ol Eastern communities to.
send an intelligent representative on in
advance 'to obtain and send back inlor
inatwn concerning the state is r got id
one.' Much confusion id thus aroid. d
Kud much better results attained,
"There is reason to belkve thai - an
extraordinary emigration from tie East
will reach Oregon this year."
Thousands of Inquiries are received
by people all over the stale who have
relatives e-r friwids in the East," am the
Hfiirral impression Is that the influx of
home seekers into this state this year
will be unprecedented.
Invoking The Aluse. !
A few months ago, I asked the Horace
class toinvoke the Muse of Poetry and
give me the result in a metrical version .
of the SOth Ode of Book ill of the Odea I
ot Horace. Ait the members of the class j
claim that they invoked the Muse, but
some of them assure me that no replv
was given to their invocation. I have
given below, as samples, the response
made to one Senior and to one Junior.
I have given the metrical version of the
same Ode by the "Grand old Man of
England," that the readers of the 1kmo
crat may have an opportunity of com
paring the youthful potts of Albany Col
lege with one who has often invoked the
Goddess of Poetry. Cailkbs.
Horace, Book iu, Od SO.
TO MKLT0MSN8.
Now have"! reared a monument
More durable than brass.
And one that doth the royal scale -
UI pyramids surpass,
Nor shall defeated Aquilo
Destroy, nor soaking rain.
Nor yet the countless tide of years
Nor seasons in their train.
Not all of me shall die : my praise
Shall grow and nevet end.
While pontiff and mute vestal shall
The Capitol ascend.
And so a mighty share of me
shall Libitina foil.
When bellows headstrong Anfidu,
When, on his arid soil.
King Daunus ruled a i ural folk,
Of me it shall be to'.d
That, grown from small to great, I first
Oi all men Bubtly wrought
Aeolian strains to unison
With our Italian thought.
To tate their honors earned by deeds ;
And graciously do thoo,
Melpomene, with DelplTic bays
- Adorn thy poet's brow.
W. E. Gladstone.
The Same:
My monument doth e'en surpass
By far one made of lasting brass,
More nearly doth i's structure rise
Than regal pyramids to the skies.
Nor wind, nor rain, nor age, nor time,
Cad e'er efface this fa-re of mine.
Tis not for death to hold my name.
Tho' she may cUitn this mortal frame.
But ever will I, fresh in mind.
While Capitol ward their steps dowmd -Both
silent maid and great high priitt
Of future ages, be increased.
Where Anhdua aye raging sweeps,
Where Daunus rustic people keeps,
ill 1, a man ol majesty
Exalted from a low degree.
Be called the first who did combine
Italian lyre and Grecian line.
Poetic Muse of tragedy.
Assume the pride well won by the,
Melpomene, with gracious air
tVitb Delphic laurel crown my hair.
M.L.A.
The same:
I've fiuithed structure mote lasting
than stone
And metal, which wastes not by Au-
fiilas nor storm.
That flight of ages or succession of years
Cannot destroy or arouse my fears.
I will not all die, but a large part of me
Will escape the dread aoddeea whom
many men flee;
For when I by my Muse to Olytnpia in
raised, -Then
I by posterity on the earth will
be praised.
As long as the virgin with the pontiff
ascends
The stairs of the temple for blessing?
on friends.
The people declare me chief of great
fame
By whom the Greek verse to Italy
y cams.
Where Daunus the laud scant of water
did rale,
Aufidus mighty in current and pool.
There such Lj rics as Ahsaens did sing
To Italian measures Were made to ring. -
O Muse of melody, gracious to me.
naceoamy locks, tliatazi men may
The crown of laurel longed for by men.
Obtained by m j merits, earned by my
pen.
M. If.
No Money in It.
Editor Democrat :
And yet there are thousands of people
in the business, hem Maine to Oregon,
and from the Canadian line to the bord
ers of Mexico. During the last 40 years,
I have lived in seven different states and
have found, by experience and observa
tion, multitudes of men and women en
gaged in this business. It seems strange
that so many follow it, when there is no
money in it, but they do. . Perhaps one
reason is, that it does not require much
capita and there cannot be much loss.
I suppose, too, that it must be a pleasant
business, judging from the number
engaged in it. This is perhaps the rea
son that so many continue in the busi
ness from year to year, although there
is no money in it. It is also possible
that the acquisition necessary to carry
on the business affords much enjoyment
and thus conduces to its continuance.
That it require a large fund of informa
tion on a great variety of subjects does
not admit of a doubt. Iu fact, this is
the prlccipal stock in trade; and it is
astonishing how much some engaged in
the business know. They actually know
aiore about yoor business than yon do
yourself. I will give an illustration. A
short time ago L was asked if it was leally
true that two of the professors n the
college were going to leave it at the dose
of the present scholastic year. J. was an
agnostic oo the subject and could not
answer the question. After making some
investigation I was able to make this
reply : "The president and board of trus
tees of the college have not banded in
his resignation to either of the professors
named, as the colored preacher said bis
congregation did to him, and neither
knew whether he weald be in the coll -ge
next year or not.
The investigation also revealed another
fact, that this report was "all over town,"
and had been "in one of the papers ." I
suppose it came to the editor from some
body else, who bad learned it from some
one who bad forgotten who to'.d him.
The report came to me from Lebanon,
anj is a confirmation of the old saying,
that "you have to go away from home to
get the home news." And during all its
peregrinations (if that is the proper
word) up and down the valley and
through the town, there was no mosey
in it for anyone. Qaoderat demonslra
dum. AGAMOf.
Air. Lincoln once said: "It ever this
free people, if this government Itself is
everentirely d jmoiaii.-d, it will come
from this incessant human wriggle and
struag'e for office, which is but a way to
live without work." Budget.
-"William, said the teacher, "can ou
tell me anything about the shape of the
earth?" . . ,
"Only what my father found out in the
newspaper'
"What is that?"
"He lays it's in mighty bad shape just
at present." ,
Mark ilanna receives 8000 letters a
month. He has nine clerks to read and
answer them, and he signs ail the an
swers. There is a streak of policy in
that, which though costly counts, but it
can never land Maik ilnnna where he
wishes to be landed, in the president's
chair. If the peop e ever get a dab at
him he would look like a map of jvirope.
For the beat drugs, Dawson's.
The prairiei of Kansas are covered
with treat drifts of snow in these last
days of March.
The Budget savs $10,000 ia due the city
treasury for the violation of the new Ai-
torla spit ordinance
Archbishop Ireland say
pugilism
disgrace
barbarism animalism, a
christian civilisation.
A Georgia cj clone has just killed sev
eral. What is a rainstorm compared
ith the deadly cyclone. ' ,
The talent has fallen this year mighty
hard, backers of Mitchell and the Cor-
betts, being examples.
How many will wUh to read Cleve
land's book, if he writes one, as he is
said to have threatened to do.
The new terminal station of the rail
roads of Boston will have 30,000 Oregon
piles for a foundation. Oregon is being
heard from. : -
The Baker Boyer National bank of
Walla Wal'a by a late statement shows
that it has on deposit 1711,544 83 and it
holds in cash more than $500,000.
Rente are coming down in this city,
Some houses that were renting for $20
last year are renting now for $15. Store
rooois are also dropping a little, al
though choice locations command high
prices. All of those first-class buildings
which were going to be put up with
rush if McKinley was elected, have so
tar failed to materialize. Astoria Budget.
"Thev sav th climate of Cnby is th
finest on earth."
"Idontknow. It didn't agree with
me."
"Is that so?"
"Yen. If I'd stave 1 a little
longer I'd have been a u.ad man."
"Yon don't tell me. Might I ask yonr
name?'
Certainly. My name is Bcovel."
Hawaiian Islands.
Sodavuxk, March 22.
Editor Democrat:
The report' of the recent census o'
Hawaii coatains food tor serious thought
by those Americans who contend that
Uncle Sam's interests and tne islander's
welfare would be advanced by the an
nexation of Hawaii by this government.
If the tide of immigration to the Sand
wich Islands does not soon change its
complexion the Mongolian race, led by
the ambitions Jap will, in short time,
outnumber both native Kanakas and
foreign whites. hen the Asiatics be
come numerically greatest in Hawaii it
is highly probable that they will be as
quick to manifest tne same determina
tion to rule that has characterised their
race wherever they have bad the power
to back their de-ires. If this condition
on the islands should occur, as now
teems possible in tbe near future; the
United States, should ity be obliged to
uphold law and order there, might find
a mote vexing race problem than now
confronts ns in the South.
But if the preseLt conditions in
Hawaii, as regards population, remain
uncbaoged, it would be a risky experi
ment for this government to grant the
islands the privileges, benefits and obli
gations ot statehood should they sincere
ly desire them. The political conditions
now existing there, and the complica
tions that soon or later will arise as a
result of the present mixed foreign pop
ulation are very liable to produce dis
turbance whose removal by tkia gov
ernment would mean entanglement
with nations with which we are now
friendiy. But luckily for both .the
Hawaiian government and oar own the
day baa passed, doubtless never to re
turn, when a majority in either govern
ment would seriously think ol annex
tion. 8. A. L.
A Senator's Day.
i
Wno wou d be a 0. 8. senator, if tbe
following from the Poet is even tbe shad
ow of tbe truth :
Yesterday was one of Senator Mason's
bus days. When be awoke at 6rt5 a m
be went down stairs to greet a company
of office seekers who had been camping
on bis door step all night. He indorsed
forty-six applications for office, promised
sixteen candidates that he would see tbe
President personally ia their behalf, asd
gave assurance to thirty-four that be
would call upon the vsrious Cabinet
officers to advance their claims.
At 7:30 o'clock Senator Mason took op
bis mail. There were 1,432 letters, of
which 1,431 related to applications for
office. 'The remaining one asked the
Senator for a public document which
gave advice as to the duties of a Consul .
It is believed that ao application for a
place abroid will follow in due time.
At 9 o'clock Senator Mason bad ans
wtred all his mail and bad promised
every office in the country and out of ft to
every republican in the state ot Illinois.
Five minutes later be beaded tbe pro
cession which bounded up tbe White
House stsirs and at 0:27, Observatory
time, he was camped in front of tbe
President's office. He had taken posses
sion of Secretary Porter's desk, bad
spread his applications around him un
til they covered something less than an
acre of space, and was listening to tbe
whispered suggestions of two Chicago
office seekers who bad followed him to
the Executive Mansion At 9:30 Mr.
Mason was by the President's side, nn
folding to him the manifold advantages
presented by 1,597 Illinois Republicans
in the matter of capacity and equipment
as well as devotion to party.
At 11 :45 Senator Mason had concluded
only one half of the presentations of bis
applications, but was railed to the sen
ate. Bv this tiiae the crowd of Illinois
office seekers was so large that as it fol
lowed Senator Mason down Pennsylvania
avenue it was taken for another inaugu
ral procession. During the progress ol
tbe Senator to the Capitol he received
fifty-four more apillcations.
From 12 o'clock to 4 Senator Mason re
mained in the marble room, holding con
ference with the office seekers. He was
handed 473 cards by tne messengers, 475
containing the names of would-be office
holders, and the 47btb being a newspa
per correspondent who wanted to forward
by freight far U.e names of the Illinois
people in Washington. At 5 o'clock
Senator Mason was home, busy with his
afternoon mail, and at 7 o'clock was
dining, witii lou'teen Illinois republicans
eamped at his dining room' door. At a
lata hour last night he was still surround
d by a crowd, but hoped to escape at
midnight for some Deeded rest. ,
This morning Senator Mason will again
head the procession up the White House
steps. . There U a great rivalry between
Ohio and Illinois as to the State which
shall pull off the largest oumbsr ot offi
ces. At 11:37 last night the ouus were
in fjvor of Illinois.
Puy Conn & MunIop.
l'tiy Conn & Huston.
Pay Conn & Huston .
Tangent.
Tangent, March 23rd, 1897.
Tangent Dublin school started nn on
Monday, March 15th, with Prof. F. M.
Mitchell at the head.
Mr Russell has been framini? a barn
for Mr Taylor near shedds. It will be a
logirame.
Mrs S E Mills, who has been vlsitina
In Coburg for some time with relatives,
returned to her home in Tangent on last
AUBsuay,
Miss Bertha Mars, who has been str
ping wun xa if orater during the winter,
has returned to her home in the Santism
country.
Most til the nursery men did not get
any peaohpits planted last fall and
now tbey will have to crack all the pits
oeiore uiey are planted.
The citizens olTamrentcsnhsvaneace.
tul nights since so manv fine don have
lately been poisoned, and it would be a
KOOa mine lor manv more to tie rinna
likewise. Too many dogs are no good tor
a targe ciiy line .tangent.
, The farmers U growling at bo much
uau weamer.
We are glad to note the fact that such
an interest ia being taken among the
young people cf Tangent about helping
vu wuu uo in tpworm leagues.
Some have wanted us to have the city's
business directory published and so we
send in a list: Merchant, M L Chase;
postmaster, Joseph Beard; blacksmith,
0 Lank tree ; warehouse man, J E Jenks ;
shoemakers, John Ballard and David
Munn; wagoninaker, B W Mills, nur
serymen, M L For ter, H W t&ttlemire,
Pacific hursery Co; carpenters, Mr Rus
sell, B Mills, T P Ilaynes, Dad Hiatt.
Young America, John Bailard, and W J
Tisdale; ministers, Revs Ilaynes and
Moore, two doctors, two organists, J J
Beard, depot agent; schooi. Prof F M
Mitchell, one fine orchestra and W W
Green's henery.
The young folks are preparing to give
an entertainment which will be a credit
to any city, a drama will be given. Due
notice will be given of the date.
Yocxo Amemuca.
A Slaw a lee.
Constantinople, March 23 a utbentic
details of the outbreak on Sunday at Tokat,
Asia Minor, where the Turas attacked the
Armenians whiW the latter were in church,
showed that 100 Christians were massa
cred. The Armenians' house were given
orer to pillage.
SUGAR ATGRADWOIIL'S.
The Place to GcV.lt Cheap.
Mr. Julius Gradwohl reports an up
ward tendency in the price of sugar and
advise buying early, lie quotes prices
as follows.
17 pounds granulated $1 00
8
50
4i
10U lbs dry
100 " E O.
March 22.
23
5 65
5 15
Clubbing Offer.
Tbe Weeklr Democrat and Weekl
Examiner will be tent to subscribers tor
w4 a year. This includes all the priv
ilege) ot the Examiners big premium gift
in May, the same as it you sent tbe reg
u!ar subscription prws of $1.50 directly
o the paper. Isn't that a bargain.
Weekly Dewocwat am! Uric a tk
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All droggieu refund the money it it fails
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Tut Cu bbiwi Orrtm, Leslie's Week
ly is the oldest and beet of the illustrat
ed weeklies of the U. S. It is a model
iniu character, as everybody knows.
The regular price is $4 a year; but yon
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Stop is at Barknart and Lee's drug
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Havana cigars, they certainly have a fine
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet. All
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Dawaon will treat you riabt
BORN.
WtXKLEY. On Sunday evening, March
21, 1897, at Millers, to Mr. and Mrs.
joqu ninkiey a daughter.
DIED.
KENJf E Y. On Sunday evening, March
21, 1897, Violet Kenney, aged 6 years,
oi tuoercuiar p:euritis.
Mr. C. S. Kenney, father of the de
ceased, was a resident of Astoria for
eight years.
Tbe funeral will be held at the Citho
lie church at 10 :30 a. m. tomorrow.
(Astoria pipers please copy )
Love In the Scale.
"How much does the baby
ow muco does tbe baby
i " ia only another way
ing, " Is he healthy and
fi7' When a baby is
of aakini
stroii it
welcomed into the world with
loving care and forethought,
his chances of health and
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A prospective mother cannot begin too
carty 10 iook aner ner own neaita and phys
ical condition. This ia sure to be rrfirrtrd
in the baby. Any weakness or nervous de
pression, or lack of vigor on the mother's
pan snouia tie overcome early during the
expectant time by the use of Dr. Pierce's
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pciicci ncaua ana strengw oi tne organism
specially concerned in motherhood.
It makes the comins; of baby absolutely
-s vuiuy irc xrom pain; ren
ders the mother strong and cheerful, and
transmit healthy constitutional vigor to
the child.
No other medicine in the world has been
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their children. It la the one positive spe
cific for all weak and diseased conditions
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u . w.lth mT firrt hsby X suffered 18 hours,
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Halts a stow.
Waixa Walla. Wash.. March 215.
The cases against three uiombeis of tbe
Rev Mr Mclnturff's church, who were ar
rested Sunday; night, were concluded to-
a ay. urea Murknum was tinea $i and
coats for camintr a concealed weapon;
West McKee was fined SIS and costs for
resisting an officer, and Ueorce Middleton
was discharged. This aftornuun Mrs New
man swore out a warrant airainst cruet oi
roue Kaunman. ctiRrtrtnu assault ana
battery, claiming that in tlio trouble Sun
day evening the ctuct struck ber anu
knocked her to the sround. McKee bad
Policeman Conlan arrested on tbe charge
ol assault with a dead! weapon.
A Rew Oialor.
Washihoton, Mircb 23 Although
several tassaires-at-arrns enlivened tbe
tariff debate in the house today, the bril
liant speech of Dollivor was distinctly the
overshadowing fsaturo of tbe day. it
shone out through the weary, monotonous
gloom which has so far pervaded tbe de
bate like a locomotive headlight in a fog.
Dolliver is a liauiied orator, and his speech
today was a masterpiece ot forensic eloquence-
A easily 1 tie.
Sas Fhascihco. March 23. "Fern-
dalek," the handsome suburban residence
of tbe Cohen family, at Alameda, was
burned today, tbe loss eiceediog 9.100,000
and the insurance less than bulf that sum .
The Cohen place was tbe finest in Alameda
county, the house being filled with valua
ble paintings and curios collected in K'u
iti by tbe late A A Cohen.
A raJlare.
LosbOM. March 23 1he Daily Chroni
cle's special correspondent at Atheus says
the Greek government has learned from
official sjurcts that Great Britain refuses
to take part in a blockade of tireece,
thouuh she has no objection to such meas
ures being taken by the other powers. The
government also learns from similar sources
that the admirals of the international fleets
in Cretan waters have informed their re
spective Rovernmenu that their position is
m longer tenable, ana that they must re
ceive definite instructions or be recalled .
Edasaaas A gala.
WASUtsoTor, March 23. Es-Senalor
Edmunds said today there was no doubt ot
the legality of Corbett 'a appointment, and
be advised many senators whr Ulked with
him that Corbett should be seated. Ed
munds will not srvue tbe cae before the
senate, because, ha.ioir been senator, te
will not accept cas requiring such ap
pearance.
Stalker Taaae.
WAsmxsTOx, March 22. The first day
of the tariff debate in the house was rather
tame, ft out both a spectacular and an ora
torical standpoint. Tbe firalleries were
well filled all day, and the members on tbe
floor listened contcieotioukly; but there was
an absence both ot that sharp cross firing
w bich Keep the nerve on ed and that
brilliant eioqueace which inrpin and
holds the Uua$rinaUon. The opening of
tbe debate was delayed orer to beers by
tbe inli reading of tbe bill sJh2 pase.
Only tour speeches were made at today's
session.
A ridsse.'
New Orleucs, March 22 The Times
tVwocrat Ei'faia, Ala., special says:
1 bis city was swept by a c clone this
morning, in wbich death and disaster
plijed a dreadful pirt. llour'y the record
become more appalling.
Tbe people of the town, rejrardlcaa of the
wreckage of their borne, ran to the actio)!
where toey knew their children were, only
to nod niasy dit and wouoded aad pin
looed beneath the debris. Irofor
er had his arms aad leys broken, aad caa-
sx ute inrougu the night.
S arrears Case,
Sax Faucnaco, March 22. Theodore
Durrapt has by eo means given up tbe
ngattornw me. ueore a a. night na
been added lo nu counci. aca i now pre-
pansa; a jftiuon afcuc ibe opretue court
Icr a rebesirinie oi the application previous
ly made aad denied, lor a new trial. If
this Mtttioe, which ill be submitted
without arjromecc, be Jeoii. as the dis
trict attorney anticipatn, th re will only
remain the pouuhtlity of securlt? the in
terference of the federal courts 19 I hirraat's
behalf.
Tee Cretan War.
Casea, March 22. The inrurgetiU d
cended yesterday eveaiBi? clt to lite
btockhoote at Mahuu. and cred oo aia.
A Turkish cruuer replied with sever
sbellA. 0 one waa killed or wounded.
Tbe situation at Ma'axa has became
cnltcai today. Tne gsmaoa ha provis-
toot for to days oolj , and if tbe insur
geats capture tbe fort, Maiaxa, Kori'iJi
and Cacea will be virtually blockaded
from the land J.
Fiirhtini at Mslaxa ceaaed at S o'clock
thi evening. Tbe Turk failed to reric
Uial tbe fort. Ther bad many wounded
sad 10 killed.
After flasaa.
WASHrxG-rost, Match 22. Senator
Wilson served notice on Senator McBridV
today that asbisa-ten would asa tor the
collet-tor of internal reveuo. Orrsrou had
trot ilermaxn. ami Washington wanted its
share. SlcUriJe said if Wasbinatoa
should icsist, be would make a disagreea
ble CgUL, vt neon aatd the meet would
bare to come, a Uregoa could nut hare all
the plums.
lata Will s ftee.
Saw Tons. March '' World dis
patch from Havana says :
Only a few of the more eica table Spanib
officers refusa to admit that Cuba is lost to
the crown. Resident Spaniards confess
ibey can sre no tfker oaten me. In fact.
evidences that Cuba may in the end be
freed by Spanish residents themselves are
many and strong. Tbe calmest minds pre
dict the end of Spanish role within two
years. Some say not so soon; others say
with in a year.
The Cafcaa War.
iiEW i obk. jiarcu izi ma worlds
avaaacable says:
There i great activity among the troops
aad tbe warships that are guarding tie
northern cos:, ana an the port there bve
turn reinforced with the object of captur
ing an expedition. The insurgents are
very active in the east, west acd north.
There has been hot fighting in Santiago,
aatanza and I'inar del Rio. General
tiar:ia attacked Guiginia with rapid-firm
guns, knocking over tbe forts, killing a
major and many privates.
A Terrible Trsf wr.
RirnxosD, Mo March T A tragedy
resulting in the death of ive members of
one family is reported frjtu Urrica.
small village 35 nit Irs southwest of here.
B Kainwater, a farmer, shot and killed
bis wife: his mother-in-law. Mrs William
Artmao; his brother-in-law, James Thur-
man. and his little stepdaughter, htbw
uentry. then, after so newly extermi
nating a whole family, tbe murderer blew
on me top ot bis own bead.
The Bl sr hade Beaww.
Canka, March 21. The situation in
Crete today irtav be described as one of ex
oecianry. This morning the fact that the
blockade had formally besun was generallv
communicated from Canea to all points in
the island in the telesrraphic circuit Some
doubt is now expmed by officials heie as
to whether Colonel Vassns, commander of
the Greek forces in Crete, will bs able to
bold out long, owing (o tbe scarcity of pro
visions. Lee Pansa s a Marderer.
Mkdfohd, March 21. Coroner Marchs
nessner and District Attorney J A Jeffrey
returned today from Elk creek, wheie they
were called lo hold an inquest on the body
of Oustav A Hall, who was found dead near
nis cabin Mondiy. 1 he scene oi the snoot
inn was tie Urn mum divide. 50 tuiles
northeast of this city. Upon the nrrival ol
toe coroner, a jury was empaneled, and an
inquest held. Tl e iurv found that the
man came to bis death by a gunshot woutfil,
ind the gun was tired in the bands of Lee
Parsons, a young man living in that locali
ty, i arsons was placed under arnsl. -
The Manilla War.
Madrid, March 21 Another buttle has
taken place in tbe province of Manilla,
t'faiiiippine islands. Hie government
true s stormed the insurgents in their
trenches. The insurgents lost, it is stated,
400 killed and many wounded. The rov-
eroment lows, ki.led ond wounded, did
not exceed 20.
Armealaa Killed.
Constastinoflb. Marth 21. Report
have been rere;ved bare of a very seriously
disorder at Tokat, in the Silvas district of
Asia Minor. It is said that many Arme
nians and Turks have been killed. As yet
there are no details ns to the exact cause of
ihe outbreak.
MAKES THE W
The I Foremost Athletic Trainer in
mends
John Graham H ibe foremost man In
American athletic.
It waa be who maoagwl th M-cee-fol
twain from U la emuotrv that at traced
wortJ wide atlenti to in tbe rsool O ytn
pl" rtn at Athena.
Pormerty trainer f j? Colombia eoUere,
then for Princeton and dually fr lUr
vard unit el sit v, Mr tirahaoa ba-i tateh
lo do with ramin-the Mandtrl nt eollpx
Ule sports. A amall artnv oi rontl'mn
have been guided by blm since be left
Harvard and look bia present trwstioa
wupenntendeotof the fart u gymnasium
oT the Bofn aliiteUe aeotaua.
Three of b i i'TMrg , W a i e. Brewer
and McCarthy, have just won the New
England cbampinnatup at U e tntU,
quarter mile and Ave mile ron. He has
trained sk of lirowo l.nleii v oae
of I tin beaterl-exe printers la theextnntry
Many another w a lrt of what makes
men and women atioeg baa use 1 and baa
recommended Paine celery enmpjond!
a the beat kboarn iemdv lir I ho whofthe wish al resaSle, makiex the wtak
rewesa suaupm i. ovrworica
ana en'eenied p-rw-fl m r"t are nj'wt eao
or-mad in the air; a-aKet.las of Inter
et in otiukK.r ezsrc a an t tndoor On
tion to tbe firorer raiea f h ' a.
It vraa lb ah ed ptofaor ui medioin
and surr-ry In an x.!- f lh-t pxtt t
mons nt:i IT f t. t. rati pa, M
D, I.UU, of UuuirOJlb cj.i.-jt i. h at
ter years uf ptuaai ta vceligtsi to and
ti-.Se-. r-
Ho
rz
s So
A LL who &:z
W.J. !2r:
mediately vri.h
SfiZK Afit-c-.-.'. - ' H c
jfr,? Ilia t-'-r.r. -'rv, v.nUrn by his wife . .
V - -
IHs tni nn-'-t.t speeches . . . .
W" . p. . awjawawJsrwjiaWBvwjr --w,. .s '....iimmsjmmmKmmmmmmHmmmmmKammmam
I The re::- t?f l!:o ccmIon of IS96.
, J'J , re'en- o, fie fKUJcal situation . .
S AGENTS WANTED 5
Mr. Bryan lias aiHiocncci tils intention of devoting
one-half of, all royalties to -.irthcrin the cause of
bimetallism. There ztz alreaJ indications of an enor
mous sale. Address
W. B. C0NKEY CQaiUMY, Publishers,
311-351 Dearborn St antanft.
Notice for Publication
Land Omca at Okf.:oh CiTr. Or
v March iJth. l97
Kollce i herehv eivpn fat ihe fl!ow-
inir named m.'tt!-r lias Blivl notice f his
intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, noder S-c 2JUI R S. and (hal
said proof will be made before the reg
ister and receiver at Oreaon City. Oregon,
Mav II lb. 1897. i: I'erry G llibUrd; II
K 11802 for the N V M Sec 11, Tp 10 S It
4 East. He name tbe tcllowirg witnesses
tocrorebis continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, via: James
B Moore, ot Detroit. O.-egon, Henry Corn
pdy. t rank Kabedeaa. both of Mngnm,
Uregon, ana John u foi oi iA,trou, ur
ROUtiHf A. M I LI. Kit. Regis'ir.
ASSIGNEES
K3T.CE.
No'ice t hereby given 'hat L K Blain,
of Mbiiov. Orraon. on tbs 18th day ol
Kebrnaiv. 1S97. made a general assign
ment ol all his property for the benefit ol
all bis creditors; and tat the unde'signed
has been duly appointed assignee in said
asshmment proceeding. All creditors of
ad L K Blain aio hereby rcquiieil to pre
sent their claims to me, c'uly eriued, ai
mv ollica In tbe uostoftics bulldintt. Albany.
Oregon, within three months from the
itme nf this notice.
Dated at Albany, Oregon, tbl .CKd Usy
of March. 19
aUWATSOK, U BRVAST,
Atty lor Aigne?. Assijrnce.
KOTICETO CREDITORS
Nntlee is herebv airen tht the under
signed has been duly appalnw-d adminic
trairis of the estate of louis V II immer,
deceased, by he count court ot Linn
county : AU person havinsrcla'mi sgaintt
said estte are her by notified lo present
them, duly verified, o tne a' ti-e oilico of
II C WjUo", attorney ai ia, ninsny,
Oregon, within six won'iis irom me osie
of thi notice. v
Daied at Albany, urejjon, waro;i to, vj
II C Watson. 1 Klovsncb Hammkb.
Attr lor Administratrix. Admstiix
VJanted-ftn Idea
Who ean thtnS
ot sums sinnii
tulu cu iiaumw
lyust" "5h susarad toaika r-.ux-t.
EAK iS
Paine's Celery Compound.
v.-i--'-F'"l
study, aaaiaied by all that waa beat in the
procrea ot medical avlmcw at boms and
abroad, firs discovered tbe wondetful
formula ol Pain 'a eelory compound.
There waa oo doubt or the interest that
wrooid be aw.keow4 at oone cy the an
counc ment of any discovery y Prtf
Pbalpa. The formula from tbe first was
larnahsl to the best pbt siaiaq. acd
forthwith this remarkable Paine' celery
enmpound waa personally used and pro
faswMmaity prescribe J by them. Tne re
alt of the cknesA invest! aiioo mibt
cava cmo expected. It moa reqaired
a eonaiderablh indoatry to pre! oca the
remedy, and rapi liy t ct aiiiily, wah
out ceasing, tbe demand f jT Peine' eel
M-y compound baa increase i, ua-J. lodsy
there t no ther ratably that ia com
parisoa begins to cold half tbs public
aitenuia thai it h-M.
In au'-jlj nombranfe.stheFeeTry
osuer tespeay oaa o aineiaa4 iukiI.
pait es ce'e.-y couitouod ha eUaiiied
xnr&oi. par.fi-.n tne blood, rebuUJtsig
the aursnul oervous Uaaaea, caring
chrnic hikaest, provU- a Hirer faiiiag
aid pomeTient ratiaf for rbeamatrstn.,
an na g-, kidney dLeas- and diworderu
of tbe liver, ail due to tbe trapairfnent of
tne peraun- nerwoo system, tne cone
q eut impovertshnwat of trie b ood m.Bi
1 uie bratkioe dfwala
emsequeace if
aomu parUtu:r crgao.
Kern acd
Elegant De
signs in
Crockery
Ware at COItn
5 HUSTON'S
See it
ok
d tion.
.'3 cerrespcnJ tm-
crk will
contata
--pntTri tour
ASSICNEf'3 K3TICE.
JHice Is lereoy gitrB to H persons
mteresttHl. that I, toe nncrrsfgned as-
ignee ot Prepst and liu lev l-ave fid my
final account in the matter of said assign
ment, in tbe circuit court of the stale of
Oretroe for Lion cennly. artl that stid
final account will be heard and passed no
on by said court n tbe court house in t"e
city of AlViany. Linn eonn'y. Oresrnn, at
ibe hour of I o'c'ock p m. oi the 2vth daj
ol March, lay?. r wstux raorsT.
As'ianee.
ORTHERH
PACIFIC 11 R.
Puiiinan Sleoping o'ars,
Elegant Dinit g Cars,
Tourist-Sleeping Oar'
St raul
Minneapolis
" . laluth
rarpo,
TO Grand Forks
Crookstoa
tYlnnipeg
Helena and
, Buite
THROUGH TICKE S.r
. TO
Chicago
1
Washingtou
PhiUdolphia
New York
Boston and al
Points ti&st and South
Throneh tickdts to larnn and China, via
Tacoma and Northern Pacifio 8tamshij
Co.. an American line.
For information, time cards, mans and
tickets call on or writs O ti ItnrYhart
Airent. Alhsnw. Or. I
fir A fi Charlinn. Al P am 1
Portland, Or.
TRIM
America Recom
When Mr Graham, writing Jan. 18,
1897. staid: I have used Peine' ce.erv
compound to tny b-nefit. and 1 have no
doubt tbxt any person ondergniFs; great
ph jsK-! at rain would find it of grrat
service. For stadeota especially at ought
to be oi great value." . hen so prom I
nent a scude-nt cf bodily health, woo baa
no equal, un lasts, mrhat. one mention
Ifr aergent, cf Harvard, with whose
methods Mr Graham became well ae
quainted at Harvard when Mr Graham
a va bliintlv that alter his experience he
bet ievos others would find Paine' celery
eompoand of enst service, what naa or
vsmin oat of perfsci health eaa alord to
neglect his weil coasidered and expert
ad vie:
Ther hi no d-Kibt I jat Paine a eeiery
compound eteaas ULe biool of ecssens,
wait rneam and snob batfior". not oclv
in tbe spnoe. thrt Is so fvorabi a time.
but at sav time during tbe sear, ae tbor
(ia y that nothing finser isevtwbearu
of inetn.
Paide'a eajcrv CMnpound has
tested trd, seroUautid and besrUiy ap
proved by eo many nnrUaJ payici
ana nn and voauffl wnoae worJ in ssv
! uneiter would not be questioned for a
: moment, that one mu be atuboora
; mhsded indeed who prrCjrs to mope
around ba;f aisk invtoaj of wwifying
ties jvj.ire,j-a gniforward staemeola.
TO THE
crvaa Taut cstoica or
TvTO TKASSCOSTlSESTAl.
ROUTES
mum
PACIFIC
vts
DENVER
OMABA
asD
seUrlTKERii
vis
SPOKANE
U!NKA?SUS
ST. PAUL KAKSAS CUT
LOW RATES TH AM
eastern xi n&
tX.f.AK STEAMERS
KAVE rORTLAAD EVERY S DATS
.. son ..
SAM FRANCISCO
For fait details caj oa
Ccsjutx & MoTarrK, Albany, Or
sa aooatfst
w a hub:.! LKi.
UN"t Ka . Aeaw
I SI
Pidotod Mannar,
ivkiuvsu.uk.
ASD
COO PACIFIC LINE.
To 111 Points East
Solid vestibule trains, consisting of pal
ace sleeping cars, luxurious dining- cars,
elegant day coaches, niasntScent tonrist
cart tnd fre colonist sleeper from the f a
cific to Uio Atlantic without change.
MOST niBKCT ANU CBSATKST RptTK TO
Knnfrntiv) fARcsr,
- V ItKW llsSVSR,
District f
( TWAIL,
AH points in the Okanogan Couhtry.
Oet a pamphlet uivln? a full dearriniinn
ot this wonderful country. Ask the aeent
foracopj of tbe mining lawst f British
ooiumtiia.
Iai vet rales to and frou
via alt Atlantic steamship ines
Canadian Pac. Ry (Jo's
Koyal Mail Steamship
Line to China and Japan.
CANADIAN AUSTRALIAN STKAHKB 1.1 N
TO
BONOIVIO, tlil AND ACSTRAUA.
The shortest Hoe to the Colonies. These
steamers carry art experienced medical
man, and a stewardess on every voyage .
For time tables pamphlets, or anv in
formation, call on or address.
S N STEELE & CO. Agents, Albany Or.
& j uoilk, Ag t, I inua St., l'wt-
land. Or.
GEO. McU BROWN. P. P. A
Vancouver. B. C
EAST
Assignees's Notice
of Sale.
Kotice'U hereby given that the under
signed assignee of tbe L E B sin Ciotbinz
... uu.w J M.w V. Apfll,
1897, at the hour of 1 o'c'ock p m of sad
day at tne l t, main tiotuing Companv'
store sell at public suction to the h)g-bet
Diuoer iai can in nmo au tee personal
property of the L h Blain Clothing Co.
The property to be sold consist of men
and youth's cWtbisg, nnderwesr, and fur
nishing goods, patterns, suitiogs, and all
goods pertaining to tbe tailoring depart
ment. athletic goods, hats and caps, boot
and shoes, valise and trunk, umbrellas
and canes, etc. Composing the stock of
gooes and merchandise ot the a. e fctatn
Clothing Co. now In it store oa First
Street, Albany, Oregon, one door east of
the 1st National Bask, also all tbe store
and office farni.nre and fixture belonging
to said compa.iv also all tbe book ae
oountr, notes, mortgages end judgments
belonging to said company,
Said property bereia described will tie
so d sa s whole without aeparstioB or div
ision, and pesieasi. a will be i tamed iavs'y
given te the purchaser.
A full aed complete inventory of said
property is in the hands cl the e -eri,se4
aawacteaad way be inspected bf tbce de-.
irlor to bid at tsul ss . 1 h property te
be i fift-red it r may also be inspected
and eiamioed. 'iit Enderaigaed may, as
all timrsontit said sale le- foond at taut
store and will take piesaure in showing Ibe
protertv to those deairiDg lo exaatio tbe
asms asd to ive any desired informatios.
Datsd tbi 24tb dv ef March. 1 97.
F M EKDHKlIi,
A of t e of the L ftiain Clot bug Co.
SOL'MOSS.
Jm lte C rcuJ Cfmrt of tit JilU OJ Grrgpu
Jet lite umnty of Ll" .
J Gunier Fowler asd W J Caear, p'i
.
V G Morgaa. a administrator of the r -
tale of lliomas Morgta deceased ; James
Murgaa a adnisistratir or the estate
of L;dia Morgan deeeaed; Mary Abb
Gray. Frank Gray her btubao j; Agwe
McNeil, Jwn lie Neil rer hushand. Jobn
N Morgan, iiath M or (ran bis wife; James
W Morgan, V. r, an his wife; W
G Mmos, M97-rn fc wife; Jane Mor
ran, KA Mar; a a. aldcgsakis wife; Mr
gsret Vnuciu, Ducaa ter hssH-.sd; G
L der an ! IIsiu J &Uyae, ; Lies Co.
Nattowal tut , ( cfirporatior-) W H G-4
trs, A Beth, Traee; First Ksueoal Bsk
(a eorporataoa) sad Md on Hale,
Defewdssta.
To John N M'T'gsa sad Bath Morgut.
his wife, tad Margaret Dotes asd baa
ear, her ha. bull. Defend ant.
IS TIIgKAMEOF.THE STATE OF'
OKEUOK: l ea sre hereby required to ap
peer ssd answer the eempiaiot hied against,
yoa ia the sbove euutied salt, hj the fink
dsy 4 tee next term cf this eonrt (o.lowtog
theerptraiun of (aid eraos,towit: by the
4ti Monday ia jBoe,lS37;!eing the 2Sih day
of said ntoetb; sad tf yoa hui so to appear
to answer, far want thereof, the plaintiff'
will apply to tbe eaart far tew rwiff Brwsed
for in tss esjtptam filed sgsmst ow aesw
ia. towit: Fcr a deer focerinaing s certaiak
gasttgage exeeated far ewe Thnniis Morgasy
aad Lf oi Mrfra.-. hi wife, (both deceas
ed) to the Jstm-Ccnklia jwertaae Trwcc
Ceasnsay, to secere tte pstseeat of 5 ! 25.
with inter est, aad the faitfcer sees cf fl00
attorney a fees. Sasd anortga; beieg apes,
real estate siuute ia the cowaty t4 Ltse.
state of Oregon, aad perticabviy bbaaded
aad dees ibed as folio ws, town:
Th W H of the D L C ef Dsrrd W At
bhaas; atiaa'ed ia Sees 33 sad 34, Tp IX
seat, Esnge 4,WWM, coaliag IS
aerss mor or less.
Aad airerriw sale of said property ta the
manaer pmeidsd by law asd spptaesiioai ef
tae praeccda therrf oat U payiwewt ef tan
una ot tacj p:aint.Ss sareia, iwciadrsg;
easts, dibiSaseau of ssit aad attornay's
fees
Th ts swBSBOBS is Bwbli bed bv order of
the CoaorsUs 11 It Hewitt, jsdga of said
eowrt-
Madesad dsted ea te SUh day ef Feb.
rwary. 1S37.
Gsaff Uzex a iiosTAXTS a HacKtzwjjr.
Attorseysfor PisuiuSa.
SSMaiCKS.
a tie CircrU Cm't for Lin CrMiy.Staie ol
DepartaiestXo.2.
CC Jackson, tlsintiff,
TS
Sarah J Moore. Marv I Yarbroaeh. Da-
rid W Yarbrxigh.Uaward W Ysrhronak
reinif et s iarwniigD,lin 1 Srorooir.
sbos Yaubroagh, and Lewis Yarbroocit .
lMeadants.
To Sarah J Uoore, Marv J Yarbrowch, -
David V Ysrhroasrn. H.iw-srtt W Tr.
hroosrh, Peatty M J Yarbroozn, Geo W
Ta? trot gh,Tbomas J Tarbrongh and Le si
YArbroort. tne Odeodaats abo named:
ISTHKNAMEOF TRE STATE OF
vwaiv.i . i w Sl va sow szw
hereby rrq aired to appear ia the above cn
titled com ton the first d of tbe aexc
regotmr term thereof, oa Monday, the 2Sti
day of Jane, 1.837, to answer the compbuEt
of the pJaiatiff aaove aasaed sow oa file
in said coart la said cause, and you aad
each of yoa sre hereby aoind that if yon
fail to appear aad answer to said com
plaint as hereby required the plaintiff wiU
apply to said ctnr. for judgrneot aninat K
J-a as prayed for in hi said otapUint.
towitr or a decree of said coart decUr
ms; plaiatijF to be the owner ia fee simis
of all the foUowrtne described real nroier
ty. towit:
Begfaaing at a poiat 32. 72 chain S mad
67.13 chain W of tbe N E.TKr of etaiea
No. in Tp 14, S R 4 w of the Widaat
ette Meridian, rnnning tiseace S 7 cia,
thence 4 23 chair, thence K 7 chaisa,
thence E 4.28 chains, containing 3 acres
more or less, in Liu county. Oreffoa. -
Also beginning at aposntoa tne east
boundary line of ibe D L C of 1 boa i Yar
broach aad wife. Not- Xo. 21S. cJaiaa
No.49inTpl4S&4w. and claim So.
66 in Tp 14 S R 5 w of Willamette Mer
which is 83.72 chains S of the N E comer
c f said D LC ant rneninar thence w
j 61 47 chain, thence X 7 chains, thence w
4 JS4 chain, thence S 2j degrees w 16
chains, thence S iS degree, A) ssianiea w
icaaisM,uienceeast?ctiatn,'tttace
S ri degrees 45 minute E 7 chsios.theoce
S 12 dejrree 50 minute E 9.TO chains,
tbeote north 63 decrees 30 m-eatea E U 15
ehsjns, tfaenejN 70derrees E 3 8) cfciins,
thence S 79 decrees E 4 90 chains, taeace
S 6s degree E 1350 chain, thence oath
56 decree E 12 60 ch.ir-a. thence K St
Regrets E S.30 chains, theaee wh TiJde
rreesE5 SOchains, thence S 57 degree
30 rn mates E 3. 16 chains more or kwa , to
a point due souih of the place nf betrin
nine-, thence north 34. t2 caaina, saoe or
Tf-'O the ple of beg aa'ng. containing:
184 69r00 aces ia Linn county, Oregon
And fare ban in asid dafsdaais sad;
eacn of them from claim. at er asenia
say right er title iw or te said laads, er sav
P thereof; correcting the rrcaans
nseeriptioa thereof coataised ia n eertam
deed cxeeatsd aad dibr-red kv Tool J
Varbroneh aad Sarah J Vaibroaxb. h a
Wlte. In oaa Wm 1 ..,tK ...
form to th troe decriit-a of sasl laads
MsbjTO set eat, and reraoviag ta ekiad
n :rai title la sai.l lamis.
Tbr icnaou nsK'il ...tr . t
thellon H U Hewitt, judi eftfc above
tial coart, ntsdeatchaaibenin Aibsnr,
On go-, thi 2dri day at Maro.S. 1S97.
EutissflsCASsos.
AM'jt for Ptsiatid.
I OST. Between res.leaee ot R. M.
lUoberWn acd the C. P. chorea, a
pair of gold rimmed gtasse. Retire to
It At I.' .1 . .
F' OR SALE. A freeb mikh cow, and
calf, cheap, inquire of K S IXtth
ten, Spicer.
YOOSIS 1 KKNi.-Call on Jir.
lv Owen, on 3rd Street, let ween Broad,
albin and Eiiswor.h.
TTOR RENT.
A good five room cottse
'irst Ward, nppsr oext
I for rent in First Ward.
of city, cheap.
Apply to I'SMOckAt omce.
FOR SALE. Pure wnent chop, rs.00
per ton sacked, also f'o. 1 white seed
tt.
M. RsaiDKaS.
A WELL KOW factory tsple goods,
esUblished five vear. wanta local
talesman. 100 per cent profit. Must have
ability, energy and small capital, neer-
ence required. Manager IIS Eddy St.
San Francisco.
Pr. Price's Cream r-aKlny PowtM
asswat noltl rim j MwxwUsr Fsw. saw I