t
c mortal
Senator Mason of Illinois tells funny
ttories . So does Cap. Humphrey.
The DiLgley bill will have plenty of
time to think "where it is at,' before it
gels out of the senate.
John L. Sullivan settles a long dis
puted matter by declarlug thit a man
can be a gentleman and a pugilist.
There will be no question but what
Carter Harrison will be mayor of Chicago.
The people spoke in - thundering tones
that were heard across the continent.
No wonder Carter talks out with confidence.
She
The most remarkable short hand re
porier in the world is Isaac S. Dement
of Chicago, who recently wrote 422 words
in 1 minute, the fastest on record. A
man who can write 230 words is very
fast and one whose speed ia 150 is good.
. An amanuensis as a rule writes about
103; but think of 422.
An actress in Stockholm lost ber
power of speech and memory through
sudden grief, and could not take her
part, She was accordingly hypnotize?,
and the operator-having suggested that
he should proceed to ''he theatre and go
through ber part, she did so quite un
consciously, and in such a natural man
ner thai the audience remained in ig
norance of what bad taken place
From the New York Mail and Express.
Experts estimate that the value of rail
way properties has declined $38,000,000
since tne anti-pooTing decision of the
United States Sureme Court. Yet the
actual condition of the proporty has not
changed ic the least. The shrinkage in
values is due to the discovery that the
roads are unable to protect themselves
one from another. Congress must belp
them to help themselves.
Eating np some of the watered stock
perhaps, though the statement is proba
bly untrue.
When a couple gets married the tailor
gets a 40 job, the dressmaker gets two
weeks work, the florirt sells his choicest
flowers, the baker gets an order for his
best goods, the furciture dealer sends
around two loads of furniture, the bard
ware man pnts np two stoves, the grocer
puts np several dollars' worth of eweet
est sugars and the beet sack of flour, the
county clerk gets his licenea foe, the
preacher gets a five, the small boys get
a chance to yell themselves hoarse at a
"chiv-a-ree." After all is settled the
printer gets soup Ex.
From the Springfield TJrion.
Charles Brandt, an Iodiana saloon
keeper, sold liquor to a man, who, while
intoxicated, sLot James Boyer. The
appelate court of Iodiana bas jnst held
that Brandt is liable for damages, and
ordered that he pay $S33 to Boyer 'a wife
fr loss of time of her hasband, and the
care of him unlil he recovered from the
wound. It is thus apparent tt at Indiana
proposes la compel saloon keepers to pay
whatever damages may result from the
actions of a man who becomes mtoxicat
ed through the liquor eo'd by the liquor
dealer.
Washington Letter.
From cur regular Correspomisnt.
Washington, April 5th. 1897.
Senator Jones, of Arkansas, Chair
man cf the Democratic National Com
mittee, has issued an address indorsing
the appeal made by President Black, of
tbe National Association of Democratic
Clubs, for a celebration of the 154th an
niversary of the birthday of Thomas
Jefferson, the anthor oi the declaration
ol independence and tbe founder Of
American democracy, on the 13-b day of
this month by all democratic organiza-
" tions-
The tariff bill bas been in the hands
of the Senate Finance committee long
enough to make it certain that it is go
ing to "be cnt and slashed very much by
tbat Committee, not to . mention what
will be done to it after it gels reported
to the senate. Republican senators are
very free in saying tbat the bill is not
what it ought to be. That, ol course, i"
not a sure sign tbat it' will be bettered
in the senate, merely a eign that it will
be very much changed. The clause
making the duties imposed by the bill
when it becomes a law collectable on all
importations ordered after April 1, is
generally regarded as merely a farcical
scarecrow, set np to frighten timid im
porters. There is some : very . lively kicking
among the newcomers at the working of
Mr McKinley's rule against reappoint
ing men who held office und?r Harrison.
When this rule was first announced the
newcomers were delighted,, but they look
at it differently now, when they see the
ease with whicll the members of tbe
"ex'' brigade are qnietly gathering np
the good things. The re appointment
o! Mr Palmer, to be public printer was
received with wry faces by the new
comers, but when Mr Palmer took charge
of tbe government printing- office and
reapooinud W H Collins, chief c'eik
and H P Brian, foreman, words were
uttered that cannot be printed in a '
family newspaper
Tne selection of ev Representative
Benjamin Bulterworth, of Ohio, tD be
comraihsiorip.- of patents, a place be
filled once - before to the satisfaction of
all those having dealings with the office,
can scarcely be considered political, as
Mr JJutterworth has expressed opinions
upon the tariff and silver question tbat
were a long arays from being in accord
with those held by Mr MeKinley and tbe
men who are dominating his adminis
tration and the republican patty at this
time. Mr Patter worth's appointment
can be credited to the friendship of Mr
MeKinley for nim, and to h eminent
fitness for the place. All of b'i9 experi
ence and wide knowledge of patent law
and practice as well as the prestige given
by his name, will be needed by Mr
bu.terworth to put the business of the
patent ofike upon the high professional
plane it should occupy .
They are telling" a little story about
Cztr Retd at the expense f a number oj
senators. According to the story, tbe
:ar juit beor the mealing of the extra
session, ai tended a dinner party where
Hie guests' weie nearly all senators, some
of whom vere eipreseing direful fore
b.Hltngs about what would happeu to
fenatoriul dignity when '"Billy" Mason,
wih hia free and easy mannere, entered
that body. the Czar finally tired of
that sort of thing,"' and turning to tbe
' senators ektl in that exasperating
(Iran i wt.ich he doesn't drop into so
often in the bouee as fie used to:- "Do
you think Wason willsls in the senate
long enough to become as dull as the
rest of you?" ; :
Not no :li surprise was caused bv the
announcement liat ex- Secretary Carl-
...o . ,i,ucu iu lutmaiier me
leva! Interests
ia the'South of the J
Pi rmnl establishment
Nearly dry enough for raiu already.
Straw hats have already been teen.
A new church has Wen
east, called the Open Bible.
organized
ty.
Don't bite at every bait you
There is often a hook beneath it
tee.
An exchange says the capital of Haw
aii is a regular lulu, in fact Honolulu.
Next.
Mr. Bryan may not be president, but
he is making an honest living, said to be
$50,000 a?ear.
Congressman Bailey, of Texas, caused
a sensation in Washington by setting
down on dress suits.
The Democrat will wager an old roller
that Durrant will not be hanged on June
11, the day eet.
V. J. Bryan made a great anti-trust
speech before the supreme court, an off
hand effort. It was to the point.
Albany has four papers, and aorn will
have another, The Bell, with J. A
Finch as editor. It will ring twice a
week.
The Washington Post says the Demo
crats are getting together all right with
out any of the gold standard cement.
The gold democrats are getting back
iuto the party, at least a goad many ol
them. They seem to be getting the glne
out of their eyes.
Parkhoret says "doing right is not re
lidon." That is true, but it is also
true that if more people paid more at
tention to doing right than they do to
doctrines it would be a great dea! better
for religion.
A sample of the rotten-system of gov
ernment is the policy of paying $50,000
for every quarter of a second speed above
a certain number of miles an hour a ship
goes open construction. The govern
men is generally robbed of several
hundred thousand dollars by a fictitious
speed that does not show the permanent
caoacitv of the vessel. Uncle Sam is
mighty gullible sometimes.
At last Rockefeller, the richest man in
the U. S., has said something worth re
peating. Here it is:
"The poorest man in the world today
ia the one who has notLing bnt mooey.
Mr Rockefeller hence is poverty strict
en. lie is tne man wno naa oeen ma a
ing the people pay exorbitant prices for
oil that be might give big endowments
He gets the credit bnt the people foot
the bills.
fDr Roy Pfclmer. of Portland, has stirred
np things lively by attaching aancing
Among his statements that attracted at
tention according- to the Oregon ian wen:
All Christendom is arrayed against the
modern dance. Archbishop Spa aiding
says: "The confessional of my chnrch re
veals the fact that nineteen-tweatktbs of
the women who fall take their first slept
in danaag parries " Many noble men and
lovely women dance, but that dees not make
it right. All such are in danger; co one is I
infallible. "Let him that tbinketh be
standeth take heed lest he fall ."
From the Washington Poet :
"It makes a Californian feel odd to get
a whole lot of paper money in bis
clothes, as he dxi on coming East,"
said Mr E W Crellin, a prosperous mer
chant of San Francisco, at tbe Ebbitl.
" Vou sea we are not used to bills at
all out oar way. Nothing circulates ex
cept coin gold and silver and about as
much of one aa the other. This is tbe
first time I've ever been on tbe Eastern
side of the continent, and to when I got
to Washington and began accumulating
this paper currency it was a brand new
sensation. 1 suppose in s few weeks a
man would get used to what they call
rag money on tbe slope, but at first it is
rather a nuisance to the fellow that is
only acquainted with the bard stuff. '
"But, though we have both metals,
there is a dislike in certain circles against
too much silver. A year or so ago my
bank advised me tbat it would not take
on deposit over 1300 per" day of silver,
and the order bas never been, recalled
Of coarse tbe white metal ia all right?
but there ia a limit oa it that is not at
tached to goH.
Timw-L'nion Pointers;.
Death is the oo!y specific for malaria.
Mental indigestion is worse than phy
sical and much more common.
The vises of others too often apologize
for onr own
The duck is superior to man in one
thing anyhow. It neverreqaires an um
brella when it rains.
The dog laughs with its tail.
Imitate the cat by keeping yonr sharp
points well covered up. .
Sometimes a man really doej dye for a
girl.
Rheumatism is something of a joint
affair.
Of all vices the vsry worst isal-vire.
A bird in thi haoi is not worth two
in tbe bash if it is a bnzzui an I the
others are partridges. " .
Some justices of the peace are like ne
cessity.
An Easy-Going Genius
The one out-and-out genius tbe writer
knows, lives down in Ohio. -Anything
he wants and cannot buy, he invents.
Anything in the market that hepeeds,
if it be a manufactured article and costs
more than he cares to pay, he makes,
fie is employed by one of the large es
tablishments in his section of his coun
try. He just wanders about at his own
sweet will, making an improvement here
and there on the engines that he invented
and keeping them just a little In ad
vance ef all competitors.
When this investigating torn of mind
suggested the desirability ot- his having
a telescope, he went to Pittsburg to gei
it. The price was too high and he noti
fied the honse tbat he would go home
and make one. He was answered by an
incredulous laugh, but he did perfect
every detail except the lenses, in a way
to put previous efforts to the blush. The
result of his second trip was to learn
than the lenses comprised the chief item
- i : . t t.
m cum iu a leicscope. ne could get no
reduction and again served notice tbat
be would go borne and make what he
wanted . xne idea was scouted, but
this genius carried it out, and Incident
ally invented the finest method of grind
ing lense that his ever been known,
i . i . . . . .
io p lease one oi nis cniioren he pro
duced the first automatic piano and the
first machine to grind out music from a
punctured sheet of paper or met!.
One thing about this genius is that be
never patents his inventions. It is
! enough pleasure for hi
puzzling mechanical problems, and he
. never thinks of money exceii hn ha
h. ni-io.mn n .n.ij i r. :. &
, . . u ,v. penult r ibc
Press.'
INN COUNTY.
A residence of over Ditem years in
Linn county enables the editor of the
Democrat to speak confidently of the
advantages and resources of Linn coun
off.
Frequent requests for something that
will give Eastern people an idea of this
county, leads the Democrat at this
time to give a brief review of oar ad
vantages, resources and prospects.
Situated in the center of a valley 150
by 30 or 0 miles it has the natural
Vocation and advantages for a prosperous
county.
It has already grown in a manner to
establish it as a leading center in the
great state of Oregon .
There are a number of splendid reas
ons why it should continue to advance
and not only hold its place but step up
a notch in the stairway of counties.
It is remarkably well irrigated, not
only from the clouds, but as well by a
net work of rivers and small streams.
Its soil is very rich in the valley.
Its foot hills are well adapted for stock
raising.
Its hills are co7eied with some of the
finest timber in the world.
In the mountains are gold and silver
now being taken out. me &anuam
mines, reached from Uates on the O. C
& E. after eighteen miles of travel, are
already developed sufficiently to estab
lish their richness. Daring the past
year a great deal of gold has been taker
out by the Law ler Co., and the Albany
mines are now to be pushed by a Port
land syndicate. It i- confidently pre
dicts! that ihmtn mines will prove a
bonanza to this county.
Iu transportation facilities are the
best in the a'ate.. A navigable stream
long its west border gives it competition
advantages. Tne great Southern Pacifie
race through its western side, the Ore-
gonian more towards the interior, a
branch connects the twnud iheO. C
& E. coming from ti e FaciBo Ocean
passes 52 miles through the northern
part of the county on its way into East
ern Oregon, where it will evidently Up
that great stack country and perLaps
reach to a connection with a transconti
nental line, the original purpose of the
road.
Its schools are of a high order, com
paring favorably with the beat common
schools in the east, and there i an ex
cellent college at Albany.
Its chnrch facilities are good and the
moral standing of its inhabitants ia far
above the average. There ia no "wild
and wooiy west" ia Linn county, bnt a
peaceable, progressive people.
Its climate, averaged, ia unsurpassed.
The winters are wet, the summers dry.
45 inches will cover the average rainfall.
Tht temperature rarely goes above 90 in
the summer or below 30 in the wiote.
The Dkxocbat man remember several
winters in which be never stepped on
snow. Cool nights, universally, insure
a peaceful sleep, and rest for the con .
ing dav, no matter luw warm the pre
vious day.
Its crops are practically certain, fail
ures being rarer than anywhere outside
of Oregon in the U.S., known to the
writer. The soil seems inexbanstable.
I Cereals and fruits alike grow
prolificly.
It is tbe land of tbe red apple, tbe pear
and the prune. The production is large.
The average of wheat is given as 22 boab
e's, often runniDg np to 40 oi SO.
Vegetables grow abundantly, and straw
berries and other small fruits are the
bset in tbe world.
The cost of land dot it low, owing to
the universal depression. Fine farms.
where for sale, may be purchased for 5
or $30 per acre and down to S10 or tl2,
perhaps lower.
The county ia splendidly situated for
small farms
It has nearly 200 miles of railroad. '
It is filled with medical springs and
fine mountain resorts. The area of tbe
county ia a bout. 70x40 miles, containing
nearly 1,600,000 acres. Its population is
almost 20,000.
Albany ia tbe eonnty neat and leading
town in tbe eonnty, as well as one of the
best in the state. Its population ia es- i
timated.at 5000. It baa two public
schools with 16 teachers, one college and
one academy. Its hotels are good, the
best in the valley according to tbe epin
ion of drummers generally . Tbere are
four, the Revere, St Charles, Rate and
Depot. Among iu principal institutions
are a woolen mill, flour mill, two chair
factories, the best creamery in Oregon, a
tannery, iion works, a brewery, fine elec
tric light system, big sasn and door
factory, tbe but cantilever stsel bridge
in Oregon, across the Willamette, an
ice factory, mattress works, cigar facto
ry, soda works, two big grain ware
bouses, frait dryer, water works, street
car line with steam motor, etc. a fine
water power enters the city from the
Santiam river 14 miles away. It bas
two daily papeis, evening and morning.
the Democrat and tbe Herald, with
weekly editions, and two weeklies, tbe
Imprint a populist paper and tbe Tele
scope a social paper. Its mercantile es
tablishments in different lines are well
represented. There are only 9 saloons.
Lebanon is a good business town with
a population of aboat 1000. It bas a
large and prosperous paper mill, electric
lights, an 'academy, good schools and
excellent stores. It has two papers, tbe
Express and Advance.
Brownsville, with a population of 700
or 600, base well established woolen
mill, a tannery, flour mill, etc., good
subojls and business houses. It has one
paper, The Time.
Harrisburg is on the S. P. R.R., with
a population of about 600. It is a good
business place; has a stw mill and floor
mill. The Review is tbe local paper.
Large bop yards are in its vicinity.
Halsey with a population of 400, bas
four churches and is a good home place.
Scio, tbe business center of tba Forks,
has a population of about 700. It has a
good school, 3 churches, a flour mill.eaw
mill and good business houses. The
Pre is is its home papet.
Waterloo, a growing town on tbe San
tiam is favored with a large woolen mill
and is an excellent resort. ISear by is
dodaville, another good resort with a
fine mineral spring
Other towns in the county are Shedd,
Lyons, CVawfordsville, Sweet Home,
Spicer, Tallin, Oikv.lle. Ptoria, Foi
ters. Lacomb, M inkers, R?va, Millers,
Larwood, Rowland, Plainview and Ani
dem, each with its store or stores, post
orfice, school and church .
The Dalies T. M. says: Hon. F. N
j ones never realized what an advantage it
was to be a giant until last Saturday, but
on that day he realized that length of stat
ure was sometimes' .pretty convenient.
While the wind was blowing at the rate of
40 miles an hour, Mr. Jones, with some
half dozen men employed on bis ranch near
Rikt oven, were seated inside the house,
wai'ing for die wind to lay so they could
resume work, and ull of a sudden were
startled by a load roaring noise. They
rushed outside and discovered the roof of
tbe house ablaze. Not having any appliance
for fighting fire, they hastily organized a
backet brigade, but were short of ladders.
This M". Jon ss nadily supplie I, bsln
mwrly seven feet in length, was able to I
.innri he iVm .i.ta Uia house and band
buckets of water up to tho men on the roof
nntil tha fire, was extinffuis&ed, though
noi until neaily the entire roof was burned
A large, gsping crowd recently went to
church to see the president participate
in the communion service. When be
uad done so. many of them got up and
went nut. That luch a thing should be
made a show Ucertainly ridiculous, but
just the same very American.
MISFITS.
The small boy is longing for tho water
to get a little warmer.
A Portland paper has a 3 inch head
over a one inch item. That is modern
journalism.
Mr. McGnire continues to style him
self fish commisiioner. He wilt have
some fun drawing his pay.
Mr! Ed Ilirecu will be the McKiuley
postmaster at Salem, so some one says
who knows all about such matters.
Theodore Durrant has been sentenced
to be banged on J une II. The sentence
should be carried out with strong rope.
Mavor Pennoyer says be will knock
out the nickel in the slot machines li
cense or no licenw. Now, watch for
fun.
The leader of the Greek movement in
New York is Agaibodolaa A . Papageor
gopoulas, long enough to belong to the
vocabulary of a negro preacher.
Who said times were hard and there
was a deficit. Senator McBride is labor
ing almost day and night for a 650,000
appropriation for Portland and a $50,000
appropriation for Salem. Mr. McBride
is proving himself to be a statesman of
no mean order.
The Kins? of Siam is to make a trip to
the C. S. Already it is being alleged
that this ia a trick on the part of the L.
S. minister, John Barrett, a former
Portland newspaper man, to get control
of that country. The title ot King John
may be looked for.
The cat has been let out of the bag.
John G. Carlisle has been selected as
private counsel for J. Pierpor t Morgan.
The record indicates that Mr. Uarllsle
haa been Mr. Morgan's counselor for
several veara. XI r. Carlisle ia entitled
to an immense salary irotn Mr. Morgan,
Dr. Chapman, president of tbe slate
university, baa ordered the board to
atop the paper." This after consider
able thought, condensed and to the
point, the Guard man declined to do,
though be gladly stopped the Uri copy.
The Dr. seems to pot bis feet into things
frequently.
Just received all tne latest ia sailor hats,
high. kw and medium crown. JLall and
price them.
Toe Ladies Bah ar.
We Lead,
Others Follow.
aid tbat is tbe
reason Hopkins Bror. are the tint to dis
play a fall line of tba famous 1S97 Ces
cent and Craafonl bicycles. Call and see
bem.
The Crescent
was tbe 6ist to ut
The other factories
the new
copy.
D tubing.
Hopkins Bros
have received a full stock
of 1S97 Crawford, bicycles. I bey ar i i -
Come and see for yourself
The
Grandest
Advertisement
Ever Written
Is poor compared to a reputation for
keeping boneat goods and making bos
eat representations regarding them.
Today we have displayed ia onr sbvw
window an elegant line cf knickbocker
shoulder braces. Something every toc ped
oouioetrea peron snouid wear. All tim
and prices.
KURKIIART LF.E.
Ilroggu's.
MARRIED.
CORSALL McCARTNEY. At Leb
anon, on April 15, bv Justice Lorelee,
Mr. Jan. Corns 11 and Mrs. Jane Mc
Cartney both of Sodaville.
Tbe Democrat is -not yet prepared to
extend congratulations.
TCRPIN KLUM.-On Monda even
ing, April 12, 1897, at the home of tbe
bride's mother, in Albany, by Rev. T.
P. Hayne, Mr. Harry Turpin, of Wa
terloo, and Mies Amy Klnm, daughter
of 11. G. Klum.
The affair was a pleasant one though a
quiet wedding with bnt few invited
guests. The attendants were brother
and sister to the groom. Tbe handsome
young couple and attendants swept grace
fully into the cosy parlor nnder the in
spiring music of the wedding march, ex
ecuted with skill by Mrs. 8. P. Adams,
and soon with well chosen words were
made one for life. After sincere con
gratulations refreshments were served
At a reasonable hour with many happy
wishes tbe friends repaired to their ie
spective homes, delighted with tbe oc
casion. T. P. II.
THOMPSON. LESLIE. On April 7.
1897, in Sweet Home, at the home of
George Rowell, by Elder M. M. Nor
ton, Mr. Albert Thompson and Miss
Minnie Leslie.
Savage
people;
have a
superstition tbat
an evil eye may be
cast upon a person
to bring all sorts ot
trouble and mis.
fortune. Tbat
seems like a pretty
foolish notion ;
but it isn't much
worse than some
of the notions
which civilized
people indulge in.
One worn out sn
Dentition ia the be
lief that if a man inherits weak lungs from
his parents he is pretty sore to die of con
sumption. The actual fact is that if such
a man will only take proper care of himself
be will really be safer from consumption
than a careless person who has no inherited
weakness. Carelessness is the real evil eye.
Carelessness will develop a tendency to
consumption in any body.
The lungs are composed of very delicate,
sensitive tissue, even in the healthiest per
son; that is why they yield so quickly to the
attack of tainted blood. If the blood is al
lowed to get impure and impoverished, and
bile-poisoned, the seeds of consumption
will spring up in the best kind of a consti
tution. The real consumption-taint is in
the blood.
Hundreds of cases of so-called "heredi
tary" consumption have been completely
and permanently rooted out of the system
by Dr. pierce 's Golden Medical Discovery,
simply because it gives the blood-making
glands power to pour a fresh abundant sup.
ply of rich, red, healthy, blood into the
circulation. This drives out all poisonous
and unhealthy germs. It stops the waste of
tissue and the formation of morbid deposits;
builds up fresh, normal, healthy lung tissue
and solid, muscular strength.
In all the weakened debilitated conditions
which are tbe forerunners of consumption,
Dr. Pierce's Discovery is the most per
feet nutritive and strength-builder. It is
assimilated by the weakest stomachs.
"is W3
TELEGRAPHIC.
(reeled With a Cheer
Washinotok, Aprii 13. The 154th an
niversary of Jefferson's birthday wa ce e
brated tonight at the Metropolitan hotel by
a subscription dinner gi,en under the aus-
craticciuij8NalionAl AMociation o Uem0-i
Tonight W J Bryan, the late democratic I
candidate for present, was the guest .f
honor. Senators. reoresentatives and
other conspicuous characters in the councils
of the democratic party were present Mr
Bryan was greeted with a lusty cheer as ht
entered the hall.
Mr Bryan responded to the toast :
'Thomas Jefferson. We celebrate the
anniversary of bis birth, not in the "pint
of personal idolatry, but w th reirard and
reverence for his political piinciplei."
A tsetaatallac Fleaa.
Omaha, April 13. Piling boards and
bags of sand, old hav and stones are being
ted to tha hungry maw of Ihe big Muiurf
at Omaba in an effort to restrain the mam
feat intention of that emtio stream to re
sume tie channel abandoned 20 tear ago.
At nightfall it looked like the effort. minfct
succeed, but all liope is hedged about with
provisos.
bant Omaha and North Uuiaba are
flooded by the waters that are rushing
from the ovurfuli Missouri river. lbe
residents flee for their lives, leaving their
possessions beluad. The bou-ee are stand
ing in the flood, submerged in water from
one to five feet ueeD. Fields of grain and
fences disappear bentf th the surface of the
water, and the trees no ronger show an)
trunks.
rear Uttei far
London, April 13. The Athens corres
pondent of the Chronicle says that compro
mise is evidently in tlx air. turkey it
showing herself exceptionally frieudy to
(ireeco, and it is believed in dip'ouiatu.
circles tbat tbe two parties, it iett alone,
would settle tie affair in as mauy dajs.
Advices from Epirus represent the situa
tion there as a reign of terror.
Wrafcaeaa mt AitlliaMaa.
London, April IX A rt-prvseiitutive of
tbe Associated Tret learns that com muni
cations are oaaainir between asbioitfon
and Lou-ion with reference to the bearing
sea question, lbe gieateat trecy u re
served here on the subject. Tbe Pali Mali
Gazette refer to toe reopening of this
question as "another lesson of the weak
ness of arbitration."
Bate tem Mgrar.
Astcma, Or., April 13. Greatly to
the surprise of those interested in the
measure. Major Taylor this afternoon
returned the gambling ord.oance with
out his approval. The mavor states tba
be vetoed tha measure because tbe reve
nue which would be derived therefrom
would not justify lite "moral injur
which wiU!J result. To is action oa th
part ol Mayor laylor caused great or
prise, as it was generally expected ibat
i ne ravureu iwu a
BUc Sew Tar Ik.
Albasv, X. Y April 13. Th Greater
New Yore charter bill pas-d th-senate
oyer Mayor String's veto, 34 to 10.
At4e4 Br S small ras.
Lauissa, April Vc The inJ.-.r con
linue toaltacx Baltioo. It is said that
inforcements are en route from Dukiia
fne invaders hate taken np atroag pool
tions near tee mountains. The latest de
tails are that tbe invaders dynamited lbe
Turkish ;ost opposite l'booika asd ferti
asgia. i be troops here were kept sand -ing
under arms until 3 o'clock this after
noon, as it aa feared tbe raid would hi-
tn hAiltiitiA. T'h.'n hit !wvn raithraalt.
! of small pox anion tbe fur lis. and many
death are imported.
CWwsay VUklag ! a..
Astoria. Or April 12 The fiWbing
situation is assuming a gloomy aspect, and
rumors of another strike are rife, the
men are more positive today than at any I
other time that they must rvoir 4t J
cents. The' 6h caught last burnt r-re 1
nearly all offered for sale to the Ne j
York firm and tbe Trvxcott Packing Com- f
pany, both of which pay tbe onion price. ;
The XeW York agvoty was offered mot s
fish than could be bandied. At the several
eaannes not enootth hh was c3red to
jnictify operations, an i none of tne pack j
ing bosses was operated. About 5X) boats
went out latt night, and the cau-hes were
Lur for (bis Uae of the tear 1 be boat
averagsd 10 salmon.
Tfcetr nnl Trig,
WaHToTO!t, April 12. Tbe president,
Mrs McKinloy and their party nKnrned to
the White liooaeat MM today, after a
five days' trip on tbe Potomac aad C'tuva
peae bay. That great bene-Sts had bea
; derived by the whole party was immediate
ly apparent as the carriages dichsnr-d
thetr toads at the bite Hooae do Tbe
president stepped out first nimbi y.
Tke Cretan War.
Loxrxis, April 12. A dipatch from
Trikbala says toe Turkish garupon of
BaJtibO. numbering about cOO men. wbicb
was heaiMnd bv Greek insorirecta. h. rat
its way through the Greeks with a Iocs of !-
30 men killed. It is added th fighting
was stubborn. It was ooly at the fourth
attempt tbat tbe Tnrks wtre able to tmrne
from their barracks, lite ittureoU con
tinned to march into Macedonia and hare
raptured the town ot Kraota.
A Man mf Brains.
Wasbtxotok. April 12. Tooignt. at
the invitation of the law c'asa of Columbia
college. Mr Bryan deliverctl an address to
tbe students and a large number of iovi'ed
visitors. His general theme was govern
ment and epnality of the people before the
law. Mr liryan was introtitRxd by Jntice
Harlan, of the so pre me court, and Justice
tfrewer occupied a seat oa tbe platform.
The lecture was given a warm welcome.
la likisut ryrlawe.
St Loci. April 12 A Republic spe
cial from 11 am bur Ark., says news has
been received of a borricane. which de
vastated tbe country nar Oochita Sev
eral plantations were swept clear o'
bouses and stock.
Saa keea Brad.
Washington, April 10. Daniel
Wolsey Voorbw, United States ex senator
from the state of Indiana, died at b o'clock
this morning at his home in this city, at
the age ot To" years. His death was
caused by an attack of angina pactcria.
Tbe senator's health was so poor during
lbe recent political campaign that he uouid
not participate in it, but al ter bis mm urn to
Washington in November he scemei to
improve in health. Two weeks ax the
old rheumatic trouble returued and three
days ago his condition beuune alaiming.
BaaserasM tsjaamlle.
Hues km a, Cel., April 11 The steamfT
Yauin, in approaching the wharf here
at 10 o'clock today, struck a sandbar,
opening ber seams. She began filling, and
immediately settled, with only her deck
above water. A line was run ashore and
efforts made to beach her, but so tar she
has only been hauled in a short distance.
Tbe Yaquica is loaded with 200 tons of
miscellaneous freight, including 10 toas of
dtnamite for Los Angele. The weather
is fine, hut fears are felt tbat, should the
weather become at all bad, the pounding
of the ship may explode the dynamite,
Will riant la the Lal.
San Frahcisco. April 11 Kugene
Deuprey, of counsel for lheodoie Durrant,
has not given up tbe hht, that be haa
been making for two years to save his client
from the gallows. He sajsthe contest is
far from its conclusion, and be ventures
the opinion that Durrant ill not be
banged for two ears, if be shall be put to
death at all.
A War Cland.
Yokohama, April 11. The government
of Japan has decided to Bend two war
ships to Hawaii, stopping meanwhile all
emigration. A number of rejected enii
grants have arrived at Kobe. Tbe press is
urging the government to take a firm at
titude toward tbe Hawaiian rml American
governments.
Belter Hast
MsMrnis, April 11. The water in the
Mississippi delu is slowly receding Re
ports rtoeived tonight from the overflowed
country are most encouraging. Tbe day
haa been an ideal one, and evory phtnter
in tbe delta is in better spirits.
At Greenville the river, as well as the
backwater surrounding the town, is sta
tionary tonight Eervthing is in readi
ness for the receipt and distribution of
provisions from the government
A Train Wrecked.
CiiARiiOTTR, N, C, April II. Tho
northbound Florida special to the South
ern railwah and a losal southbound pas
senger train collided at 11.15 this morn
S 4. TV !.i . 1. 1 1 Iauum aKvtit I 'I
miles north nf this citv. killing three prr-
ing ai jiamsDiirg. !
sons and wounding savsral others.
NEILL OF ARRHNSAS.
Another U. S. Congressman Indorses
. vuiail UlUUIOWiJ
PaiMe'S CplWv rimnA..rt1
"-a j
Within lbe past year, among the thaas-
nda f beauty ls4imoa. 'o tbe won
derful curative pewera of Paine's celery
emrpcnnd that have boss received by
Well. Kksbardaon ot 'ou.poT amnna,
the thousand of graceful letuifa re:-ivad
from every atu nud loam in tne e untry
there have sums uo lew tis six hearty
icdoraemeota from members of th n
lion! bue of reprafteataiivas.
AH were willing thattti-ir expe ien-se
abonl I in tcnbthl, be ievtog n3t!y
last they might tha '' J- d t o:bws.
tn lhe ejlnmoshsvt ar s.lv bse i
puo l-ht the leuar?re lve-1 f na Con
greasman Merediic, BU. Urout sol
Hovers.
N-3W roniM a letter from CVtngientmtn
Flo bett Nl I of Arkaaaaa. n f lo:
My bom last list-a v I. e. Aril. Dar
log the laat spring and umm-r tye'.d
ea. daughter, vheo 17 war of -. was in
vert poor bmith. suffering frua g-nerI
debt.hy, nervous prorU o not fra
quest a'.ight faveta. !he bad the tt
medical aiioadancei. bo. npraUy w ta
iiui benefit. In tba latter part of Sep
lembn tart, whl e r.i'l ! -bin tb.a
I e. sh of fame's en.ery o.mpoun 1. nod
improved in haalli o ti uoly. in
IhrM .unnlhl aha had fu ,V rf C JVtTid
nod la now In perfee: blU). 1 f.m ik jod
to think tba remit ItsasiM isiioss.
THOMAS BRINK,
! All kinds of furniture
and beddiner, and it
you
Dealer iu
Hon. Wo J. Bryan's Book
A LL who arc in ercsf in furl'vring the sale of Hon,
V. J. Bry an's new r hodJ correspond im
mediately with the pubilstars. The work -ill contain
An c.ti
Vis f.xu-l
r'e
i - J1 '
f -nffSnf
a...-
AGENTG WANTED
Mr. Br'an has announced his intention of devoting
one-half ot all royalties' to furthering the cause of
tfaetallism. There
arc
mous
sale
Address
W. C. C0SKEY O
NOTICE
Notice is berby fciven lht br onier of
th circuit ciurt of Ihe Mate ot Oreob.
for Linn coo'y. deMa-eni No 2, all
claims ajr'iost the A!ba'v Woolen Mill
Co, a ccrpraiion. that bav not .Inalr
been preen'el to the onWlar.e4 receiver
or filed i'b the clerk aiJ coo t, are re
quired (o be presented to tb uul- rijrneJ
receiver aitnin three mouths frnm tt
date hereof, July verifird. abyl. re
quired. Aod ibat ojtions to claim'
anainst said A'bsn wt Mill Co, tf
any tbere be, t filed wltb U clerk cf ad
court within three months iron, the epir
tkn of 'be time aPowed ly law for lbe
i refutation of a id claims, as above men
tioxrd. Dated April 12, 1897. Pv oHer o the
cmirt. f- r LINN.
Keceivei.
STCCKH3LSERS MEETINC-
N"t ice is hereby given lht l-e slock
balder ot tbe Albany Trading Co. , will
meet on May 8, 1897. at 7 p rn at the com
paoy'a stire in V e 3rd ward lor ihe por
to of electing three directors aid trans
acting such other business as mi) come
before me meet ing .
Dated Aprils, l$7.
F E Uivht, II N Morris.
5ecretry lYedder.t
Notice for Publication
LaND Orrtcs at Orkhon Citt. Or
Marcn l7tb, lS97
Notice is hereby give" tat the follow
ing named sett'er has filed notice of liia
intention to make final proof in support of
hi clsim, under Sic (01 K S. and that
saUl proof will be made before, the reg
ister and receiver at Oreiiou City. OrtfRon,
May 11 th. 1897. vis: Perry O Hibbsrd; H
K 11S02 for tu N W 4 Sec 11. Tp 10 S R
4 Esst. Me names tbe tUlowti g witnesses
to prore bis continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, vis: James
8 Moor, of Detroit. 0.-e,on, llenrv Com
edy, Frank Rabedftau. both of Niiigiua,
Oregon, and John O r'ox o Ditrolt, Or
KOUERf A. MILLKH Reit;r.
T ? M MITCHELL rontinnea to mt a
J aneut for tbe l'aciftii School Desk and
Furniture Co.. of Portland Orders sent
to uim lit Tangent, Or , will be promptly
attended to.
FOR SALE. A good leaibrr boggy
tor. Call on O. B. Haight.
W 7ANTED VAlTHFCl.
MEN OR
responsible
1 V WOMEN TO travel for
established house in Oregon. SaUry t7S0
od expenses. Position permanent, lief
erenoe. Enclose sell-addresse-j stanpid
envelop" The National, Star Insurance
Bldg., Chicago. j
AT 1'IIE MINES. -Boarding, Irwlging
and meals may be saourcd of the sub-.
sen ber at the Fantutm mines, nl ins place
at the mouth of Dry uulch
U. W. Whits.
viuiijuuiiui
and da nit ha iute to recotiuiend it in
tbe sufTortog."
To ixMtpone at such a vital tl.re a this
rex" ating the nerve an j purifying tbe
b dU a erloa mistake. Men and
-omen di-treaaej by nervous lroobie
r tbe flcu of lir pare blood eanont af
f lrd now to to-s a day bef ire taking ad
vantage of Paine's ee ery eoenponod.
Ino-derto avoid dUappUctmant ae
rapt notbiag but Pal la's oe! ry earn
iuu9d. A eierk who trie to seU rm
lb us el tha what paopla ak f r a
..i.Uiiiii. t i. nt.rL-. Ha haa an
eve t proS a mora tbao to the a J"d oft
eu owners.
Tber c.n bs no u-sti-uta fjr Paine's
ee cry ram pound.
This bas bsee shown time and time
and time again ia "caaea wbafe person
ton easily led. have esrrtad bom some
thing bi le Pal oe'a ealarv compound.
ol . are fi-ei tj rt ta dacidel bn
fit 'h-y hai hoped fr.
Ttiir .nxeai ia ioraacnent aver recelr
at for tbi great apritig r(Qdy and no
renedy era oaspared with Paige's
es ery mm an t lanecbsraitar and tbe
oam!) -r of tba witbfsM to it erBueocy
lb wrongaat- ind r -ao-nt it tri rae!T
ad dd n overestlmaia or exaggerate in
the least Un ujr v.hel power tf making
pe?;rie wait.
want the most$
complete flour safe,
he has them and his
prces the lowest.
ALBANY, OBECOM.
:antc! f.-s cannpaiftn tour ...
:.rl v:t scceches . .
. . !
cnToaiQn of IS96.
leal sltuatkHi . .
indications of an enor
riY, Publishers,
EXECUT023 SAU
Id the county court of the s a'e of 0e
goo for L'mu county. In tbe matter of lb
estate of Oiney Fry S--, deceased.
1. 1 ('.Bey Fr, the duly appjia ed. qaati-6e-l
and acting ex:coor of tbe last will
and t-Uran' and caJioil of tMney Fry
Sr deceafed. hcrrbr aive notice tiat pur
suant to ai orJtr UtujJ oj! of said court
on the 4'.b d o- Mirvh. l?-. I will seU
atpub'ic an t ion at IK court boue dor
In Albany, L'nn con'y, O'egon, to the
highest .nJ best biidr, on Sitanlar.May
h, IS;);, at 1 o'clock p m, tbe followicg
dccrbcd property lo wit;
The soma half of I l seven and eijt1! t
in block N 2 (two, in te Kten addi
tion to Albany. Linn county, Oregon.
Also by virtue of an order issued out of
said court op th 8.h diy oi September.
1893. 1 will sell at public auc'ion at the
time and flce above s'ateii to tbe high
est and beat biti'fer, the following descrttt
ed real property, lowit:
Ai ajre described as follows.towit: Tbe
Sou:hwet q iarUr of tbe N K quarter ot
section 28. township 11 S o K 3 w of lbe
Willamette meridian. Terms 'f sale cash.
Olnst Far. J. Eiecutor, ,
sckbum, Souieu Duncan, A'tjrs
ASSIGNEES
N3TCE.
No' ice is hereby given hat I. E ll'ain.
of Albany, Oregon, on tbe 18;h day of
February, 1S97, made a general assign
ment ol all bia property for the benefit of
all his creditors; and tnt tbe undesigned
has been duly appointed assignee in said
assignment proceeding. All creditersof
ra-d L V. Main a'e hereby requited lo pre
sent their claims to me. c"u!y verified, at
my cttiee In the pos'otfice budding. Albany.
Oregon, within three months trom the
dae of this notice.
Dated at Albany, Oregon, this 23rd day
of March. 1iq7.
;iC WAtson, IIBrtast,
Atty for Aigne Assignee
KCTJCE TO CREDITORS
Notice i. hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appalnud adminu.
tra'rii of tbe ette of Uiuis F H smmer,
deceased, by the count joort of Lir n
county: AU person haviugclaui sgamst
said estate are her by notifisi to prestr.t
them, duly verified, 10 me a! v- iHce I
H C WaUor., attorney at 4a?
Oresron, within sU inonhs luu jJsle
of this notice
Dated at Albany, Oregon, March 16, 897
HCWatsom, Flokkkcr Uamms
Attv lor Administratrix. Admx
K. O. T. M.
Meets every Sntunlay evening at K.O
T. M . Hall. ViBiting Knights invited to
end. J. S. Van wisklk, Coin.
SUMMONS.
In lit Oreu Cyurtof Hit 8tnU oj Qrtgon
far tht county of Lino.
J Cumey Fow'.er and W J' Caesar, plain I
tiff
vs
V G Movgsn, as administrator of the es
tate of Thomas Morgan deceased ; James
w Morgan as administrator or 'he estate
of Lydia Morgan deceaed; Mary Ann
Gray, frank Gray ber husband; Agnes
McNeil, John McNeil her husband, John
N-Morgan, Ruth Morgan bis ife; James
W Morgan, Morgan bis wife; W
G Mmgao, Morgan hi wife; Jane Mor
gao, K A Morgsa. Morgao his wife; Mr
garet Duncan, Daocan ber boshand; G
L Stryder and Haiti J Strydei; L'nn Co.
National Back , (a corporation) W H G l
tra, A Bosh. Trmtee; First National Bank,
(a corporation) and Mil'ooHsle,
Defendants.
To Jobo KMo-gso and Rntb Morgan,
his w ife.snd Margaret Duncan aud l)au
can, ber hosbind. Defendants.
IN TIIK NAME OF THE STATE OP
OREGON: Yoo are hereby reqoirrd to ap
prar and nser iha complaint tiled against
yon in the akove entitled suit, by tbe first
day oi tbe neat term tf this court following
th espiraiioa of stid Saesmocs.towit: by tbe
4th Mmdsy in Jaoe,1897;eingtb 28tb da;
of said msotii; and if yoo Un so to syper
to answer, for wiut thereof, tbe plaintiff-i
will apply to the cou rt for the re'ief praved
for in tbe e inpla nt bled against yoo bees
is. tii: for a decrw farec'oeicfc a rert-io
mortgage ezreatfd bv op Thocnas Morgan
u.d Ldia M iiai. bis ife, (oo'b deoesa
u))toihe Jar vi-CoakIin Mo'afce Tm'
Company, to eecar It payment of $If25
with uttereot, and th fo.it- tonti f 100
attoroe) fe. Sd morrgage being npoa
real e'e sitotte la the eonnty cf Lino,
slate of Orrgoa, srid particularly bounded
nl de iHtd as follows, towir:
Tbe W J, cf the D L C nl UtrA W AI
'itogham; uaatd in Seoa S3 and 34, Tp 13.
kmtb, Rasge 4, W W M, coota-ting 159
eras w-re or leas.
Aad oirecting sale of aaid property in the
msnoer provided by law and application of
:be prooeeda therrf om to payment of tbe
claim ot ike p ant ff herein, iocladiog )
ejs'.s. d'ab'eaeaU of sait and altomev 's '
fee
Tb- raa:nM ia pnbti-hed bvcr.leraf'
tha HonoraU II H Hewitt, jsdg of said
eoo't.
Made a.d d.tel oo tbe 240t day of Feb
msr. 1897.
Geo W tiza a Mosrravra a Haccuwajr,
Attoraeysfor Plaintiffs.
SQUUOMS.
tV Circuit Court State et Qrtm-for Lin
Depart aeat Kt. 2.
C C Jackton, Plaintff,
vs
SaraH J Moore. Mary J Yarbra;h. Da
vid W Tarbeoogh, Howard W Tsrbroagh.
Pemly M J Yarurnogh.CJeo W Tsrbroagh,
. has J Yarbroogh. and Lewi Ysrhroagh .
Defendants.
To Sarah J Moore, Marv J Yarbroagk,
Davii w Yarbroagh. Howlrd V Yar
CToagb. Peaily M J Yarbroagh, Geo VY
Yai tirot gh.Tbomas J Yarbrongh and Le is
1 arfarootrO. tne deiendan'.s aooe named :
ISTHE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OKr.'U : lou and each ot yoa are
hereby vqnired to appear ia the above rs
til ed coo: t on tfce fiut da ol the aext
reguUr term "hereof, on Monday, the 2Slh
dy of Jane. 197. to answer the comprint
oi tbe p4aiatS aoove Banted bow oa file
iu said coat ia sii cause, aad yon aad
-ach of yon are Lereby noufisd that if yon
fail to appear and asawer to said com
plaint as herehy required the plaintiff wit
apply to said e-jor. for jadgnest against
y .-a a prsyed for in his said tBpi'iiit.
to wit: For a decree ofaaidcoart tHclsr
ing plaiaiiff to be Ue owner ia fee tirapis
ot ait tbe following dst;ribed real proer
ty. toit:
IVrnniDg si a pom- as T- enaiis a aaa
. - ,..l .-C- 1
.jy ceain 01 toe r..coraj7 01 cum
o. 49 in I P !. s at vot toe vt 1 tam
rite Heridiao. raccirg tbeace S 7 c-ain.
tbeece Ati chairs, theoce N 7 chains,
thesce E 4 2S chaic. containing 3 acre
more or less, in Lisa ooncry. Oregon.
A ' begianing at tpointM tne east
1 Loondiry une of the DLC of 1 bo J Yar
DroGgn idJ ite. Aol. o. bain
No. 49 in Tp 14 S R4 w. and ciaim Xo
66 ia Tp 14 S R 5 w of W,amette Mer
which is 33.72 chain S cf the N E corner
cf said DLC, aat nualng theoce w
61 47 chains thence K 7 chain, tbeece w
4.194 chain, tbeaee S 2$ degree w IS
chain, thaace S S degree 30 tcLon'e w
4.24 cbaina, thence east ? j chains,' htnee
S '-! descrees 4t minutes E 7 chains, hecce
S 12 degrees 30 minute E 9 70 chains,
thence north 63 decree 30 or nates E 13 16
chain. Ihene 1 S 70 degree E ? CO chains,
thence S 79 degree E 4 S3 chain, thence
S 65 degree E 11 20 chains, theoce ooth
hS degrees E 12 60 chxis. tbeace X b7
gte K 60 chains, tbeoee son' h 73 de
are E 5 30 chain, thence S 57 degrees
:tl tntnn'ea V. 3 16 eiain. mas or leas, to
I a puint dae eauh 4 tbe place nf begin
i .ing. thence north 54 2 chain. moe or
I Ih. to the pla -e of beg aaiig. containing
1 14 69-i'X ace ia L;na eocnty, Oregatt,
j And forev
hrr.u od"-i j arirg aid d Untmi aod
: eca cf tbeaa fraca etaia i or artiBg
asy ri ht er lit e ta ot to a d Uad. or aav
put thereof: correcting tv srruwoas
dc:puat tbcreot cwtaioed in a eertaisi
died rxeoatvl and dslivered fey Tao J
Yarhrewgh aad Sarah J Yai breath, his
wit, to 00. Was Laadrath, o a to coo
fjrjn ta th tr.e t'escntUca at atsd land
ab art oat, and rvKOviegta dad
f. p atauff'a ttile to ad lands.
ThcrsjnsMMia ia pafe'iihed. by order ot
ths Ilea G H lieoitt, jude f the above
i'i l.d COirt. sndatchasuheis. A'haay
Oregon, Ust 2Jrl dty ot Mares, 1S97.
ELKI5S St Cassox.
AU j for Plaintiff.
CITATION.
Ii t eCc aotv Cout of the S:!e ot O.egoa,
f.r Una eocnty.
Ic th matter cf th Ml ot F B
Cneadl deceaaei.
To Mary Graenao, Kinest R Cheadle,
Wilheliam Strnckmier, Ertiatt LoreBaa
Cheadle, Florence Cbesd;e, Leoa G.-aaaaj
acd to al other hir aod d t,eof at t
deceased, ankcown, greeting
IS THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON. Yon are hmbt e:ted aad rs
qairrd to appear in the eomz.tf eonrt of the
late ci Cregun, fur the e anty ef Liu at
th court room threcf, at Albany, in aaid
oonaty.oa Saturlsy the 15:h dy 4Iay,lS97,
at 1 o'clock to th afternoon ot that da",
than and tber lo bow ess if any oa
have, why ra"d eonrt shoald not snakaan
oiir authorising th execatorof th la:
will and teatascent of aai J deeeaajd to ae I
at private a th foliwwlt g described rea;
property or as part thereof beloogirg to
aaid eauto towit: Th eat half of th
scn.hsrest qoartfr cf block 47 in HacVI
" n's Sad addition to the eity of Albany.
Also beginning at a piiot ia th ath
boondary Hue of bi-wk 1 in th Eastern ad
ditioh to Albany, O eioo, tqaaily diataat
frura atheaat a&d suthireat etisnt of
I'll block one, tfaene northerly parallel
wi a ftiker street in said city 10Q feet,
tlnc easterly parallel wita K1rt tret
45 feet, there? aontherlv parallel with aaid
Baker atreet 1.1 ihatcnth benndary-of a'd
block one, thenoa westerly oa the soath
boundary of aaid bl ct on to th place of
reg aaiog. Also all t th S b of b cek
No.oc ia 'L Eastern addition to aaid eity,
rXo-ptiog4i feet heretofore ld :ffth
west aid of stid quarter. A sith soath
half of lot 2 in block 17 ia Hackteniaa' 3d
addition to said ei'y of Albany, th (Uvfeiea
lice being ptralhl with Second treet in
a;dcity. Also lot No. 4 iahv.es: 20 in
said eity nf Albany. A!o lot No 3 and 4
in block Km 2t In U.ctlemau's eooad ad
iliticn to said ett Lf Albanr. Also lota
No 20, 21 and 22 in bio k No 2 la Abbey'
aidmon to thsoii) of Albany, a'l of aud
est p OD-t being in Lna eonnty .Oregon.
Ato '.-l No 7 in block 2 in tha town ot
Seal II jck in Lincoln onoty, Oregon."
Witnes. tha Hon George D Barton.
Judge of ihe oonnty eonrt of the
V tat cf Oreron, for the county
' of Linn, with the Sl of sanl
ootirt sr6id, thi6;h day oi Aptil AD,
1897, Atteau
C B MnxTturr, Cleik,
t li B KoNT..ir, Dput .
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Notio i hereby given tbt th sauna
mteiini(lth Albany Mioing Miliiog
Co. will b held at th ctfioe ifUW Mat
toa on April 2Sth, 187, at 4 o clock pm
of aaid day f' h rnrp!w of elooting 7
dirvetors to erj tor 01. e year and th
traoaaot'on oi snih othr boiu.- a snay
legally com bef jra th mtetinr. By o-der
,4 the boa-d ot directors N H Auks
U E Bowj,kU. P.tsideet.
Reoreary .
SI
Mi
th
TO THE
EAST
errs Tin cmoics o
TTO TKAKSCOKnSElfTA!.
ROUTES
GREAT UfHOfi
NORTHERN PACIFIC
SPOKANE
MIXXEAPOUS
airn
- via
DENVER
0 M A K A
ST. PAUL KANSAS CITV
IX) W E i TKS TO ALL
EASTEU3 CITIES
tjCKkS STEA VEK
EAVE POBTIND EVERT
OATH
SAN FRANCISCO
fat tall detaLs call ms
Ccisi.1 At Mostsitm, Albany. Or
SB aocEaae:
W H HCBI.MiKT.
lim't. Pa- Ao a
McSEILb Pfesidentaad ,
POKI LAKT. OR.
ORTHERH
l PACIFIC R. R.
TJ
Pullman Sleeping Osltb,
Elegant Ding Cars,
Tourisr Sleeping Oarf
5t Paal
MinneapoUe
Efitatb
Irargo,
Tn Grand Forks
Crookatoa
STiiuupeK
Helens and
Bntte
THROUGH TICKE
TO
Sf it
Chicago
Washington
PhUavdeipbia
Sew York
Boston and al
PoinU East and Sooth
f
Through tickdts to Japan and China. n
Taoomaaad Northern PadSc steaunaiui
Co.. an Atnericaa line.
For informatiott, time earda, map aa
bckeU call on or write C G Borkhart
Agent. Albany, Or.
Or A D Charlton. A Gen Fasw Agt"
Portland. Or.
(III c EASTERN.
YAQUINA BAY ROUTE
Ooanectingat YaqmnnBajr with ta
Saa Francisco and Yaqnin Bay Steana
hip Company
lis "Mi1
Sails trom Taqnina every 8 days foe
Saa Francisco, Coon Bar, Port Orforvl
Trinidad and Humboldt Bay.
F isgu AccovoDATioxr rarusKi.
Shortest route betww. - WTUam
ette Valley and California.
, Fare bom Albany and points west to
Saa Francisco
1st dans to San Francisco 10 00
$TKZB4G - -5
Boondtrip 7-
To Cooa Bay
Cabin
To Humboldt Bay and Port Oriord,
Cabin
YAGU1NA BAY
Tbe most popular Seaside Be&ort o
the North Pacific const. No nndertovr
Surf bauhing absolutely snie.
For those wishing to combine hanting
and fishing with aqaatk port, thi re
sort has no eqoal. Ieer, bear, elk, coo
gar, brook trout and salmon troot, ean
be foond in abondance within n fen.
hoars drive ot the bar.
gj0 Bedoced ratea from all pot
Edwis Sto-is, Manager.
O. M ato. T. F.aP.i.
. U Wu. Agt. dspot. Albany -
EAST AND-SOUTK
THE SHASTA ROUTE
OF THE
Southern Pacific Co.
Oaubiraia Kxpras Tiaia : I
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8 SOr. - lt
ltl a I L
Ulli t ar
rortiait
Alaaar
Saa Ftaacassa
aritl aa
ar 1 : a a
lAirawea
Above train ajton at East Portland
Oregon City. Wood harm, Salem. Tur
ner. Marion. Jefferson, - Albany.
Tangent, Shedd. Hateey Eugene
CresweU, Cottage Grove, Drain, and ail
stations froia K webarg smtht to and ia
djding Ashland. ..
Boaaaca aaisatu
tcteaa
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las aibtnT Kr Lahaaoai
axrin at Albaav troas Libaao
rt
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Laara .Vb mf 1 - LiStkai
Jtrnreat !ki t Libsaoa
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Ua Albnr tor Wjoaltxira Tta WaosbaiW
branch
1110 at
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Vtauibara
las.IIHV fur Natron
Ajrrtvaat Albia Iroas K.troa
sr
ta
AJIO
Dinine Cars on OgtJsn Rout
SECOND-CLASS SlEtFI.HS CABS
attassww all Tkraaah Tralaa
at SHvtaloa.
aTevras r-wnTkasst aa .
Mai. vaai sahi (CicaptSaaoa "
ISO an ILt
eon) and
CarsaiU
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Dtraot eoaawtkHi at San Froncwa O1
ami Ontatal and Paciac aiiU ataih)p tta
jAPAXawl CH1XA SUi-ar a'aaeaareaM;'
Katas aial Uvka W aa-iera B.UHU as4 '""TP
AauJAPAS, CHI MA. HOSOLl'tB A
LIA can a oMalaod from li sa rsv. !
Aloany
B oa-RLIR putll.
MaaaKW at Ol "
Porlaua On(a PurUaD
STEEET RAILWAY. NOTICE.
The motor on the Albany street rail
way will connect promptly with all train
to and from the depot, day and night.
Special trips wilt be n ade at special
ate. t. F. Cos. Conductor,
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