v They stop work, cost
Sprains and Bruises
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them rleht away with Ola JaCQUd Wlln money, misery.
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Albany.
W R Bilyea, Foshay & Mason block, i
JRN Blackburn, P O block.
H Bryant, P O block.
Anderson Cannon, PO block.
J N Duncan, PO block.
T P Hackleman, Pearce block. .
O E Hawkins, Ouaick block t ;
Judge H H Hewitt, P O block. 1 i '
N B Humphrey.
Kelly & Curl, bank building.
L Hllontanve, Pearce bloc.
J C Powell, P O block. ; -t
J M Somen, P O block. ; - C
IT n Watjmn. hank building.
Weatherford & Wyatt. Bank building.
Whitney A Newport, Gueick block
Q W Wright, P O block, : ;
Lebanon.
S M Garland.
BrownsTille.
A A Tossing.' ; '? ',-, j :
"NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice it hereby given that the under
signed executor of the last wiUand testa
ment cf E R Cheadle, deceased, have
filed the'r tioalaoooant in the office of the
County Court jt linn county, Oregon, and
the County Conrt of said oounty has n xed
Monday, the 6ih day of June, 1893, at the
hoar of 1 o'clock p in, and the County
Coert room at the Court Honse in said
county as the time and place for hearing
any objections if any to said acoourt and
for the settlement thereof.
DaWd May 6, 189S.
D. E. CntADLa.
Birdie St Cunt, is
Itha B. Chkadle.
Executor.
tXECUTCS'S KQTICE I
To all the creditors an 1 persons latex
ested in the estate of Rebecca Smith, do
cegsed, you are he eby notified that 1 have
. been duly appointed executor of said estate
bv the county court ol Linn county, Ore
gon, therefore, ail persona having claims
against said estate are hereby nouSed and
required to present the same to me with
the paper vouchers, at the Saw office of W
R Bilyea in Albany. linn county, Oregon,
within six months from the date hereof
Dated this 1st day of January, 189S. ,.
Samuk. Rkadkr, Executor ; f
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II M
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Sheriff. I A Munsers.
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Treasurer. F M Jacx.
Superintendent. A S McDonald.
Commissioner. D C Swann
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Justice supreme court W M Ramsey.
. Treasurer J O Booth.
s Attorney, general J L Story
Bute printer G A fitch.
- Superintended h. S Lyman.
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IN THE NAME OF TIIE STAT8 OF
OREGON, yon are herabv required to ap
pear and answer the complaint f the
above plaintiff', io the above entitled court
ia the above entitled cause now on tale with
the clerk of .aid court, on or before the
rirat dav of the v.ext reauiar term ol said
conrt, which said term of sa d conrt be
gins on the a7th day of Jane. 1S9S, at the
aonrt house in the citv cf Albanv, Lino
oounty, Oregcn. And you are hebv
farther Boti6ed that if yon tail to appear
and answer said complaint as hereby re
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said conrt tor trie khki ptayeu w mu
complaint, towit:
tint . t or a aecree oi saia -nri uicti
ing said mortgage mentioned - in raid com
plaint to be foteclosed aad the ltn-U there
bb menuuned, Vowit: ixt namocrea one (i)
f section tnirty four (34) in township oiae
aonth of range one east of Willamette Mer
idian in I inn oonnty, Oregon, containing
forty fear and fifty six one haadredth oi
an acre to be told and the proceeds thereof
to be applied to tbe payment ol tnc coats
and dirborsementa of this suit and the
charges of making such sale ad to the
payment of too sum of $30 attorney's fees
in soid salt, and to the payoneat of tbe
sum of $300 in US gold ooin and interest
thereon at the rate of 8 per cant per aa
nam from the second dav of October, 1S9S,
until paid.
Second, r or a drcree Iiireclwing saw
mortcaie and bjriioj von and all penoas
elaining by, through or noder yon cf aay
rijht, title or iotareat or right or tqmty of
redemption in Slid premises or any part
theranf .
Third For a decree that if the proceeds
f sack sale be not sufficient to pit all of
said sums of snousiy, that plaintiff take
indsment aeaiait tou f.ir the balance re
maioini; nnpaii after said prce!eda are so
applied.
This sdmraonais pnbluhed by oiderof
the Hon H H Hewitt, judge of said conrt;
said order being made and dated oo the
12ih day of May, 1S9S
, W R BILYEU. .
A'torney foi Plaintiff.
Clubbing Rates.
Tbe San Francisco Weekly Examiner
t,ext year will give to its subeenbers a
$10,000 residence) in San Francisco rent,
ing for $60 a month, $3,390 U.S. bond,a
$1,500 gold nugget And hundreds of other
things- Yon can get tbe Examiner and
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carrier $-5.75. in advance. The Demo
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C O RAWLINCS,
Hut, A.teby.
o MMo
Sued For $10,000.
Fiom the Tribune.
The silver question will be decided by
the courts of Multnomah county, Mr.
Sidney !)iU, has forced it into the cir
cuit court. Until the main question
can be averted by some technicality ,the
court must give a decision and then it
will be 'legal y and judtuiily established
in Multnomah county whether or not
free coinage is harmful to the man who
earns wages.
It is one of the most remarkable and
curious snus that bas ever been com
menced- in the United States. There
have been few occasions when the po
litical issue has come rquarely into court
for decision. And it is not known that
the silver question was ever brought in
to court before. But if tbia case should be
carried to the state supreme court, there
will be a solemn decision as to vbetner
iree silver or the gold standard is tba
correct doctrine. ;
Mr. Dell has done many curious things
bnt none so curious as tbia. He u such
an ardent and determined advocate of
free coinage that he hss filled columns
and columns in the newspapers upon
the question.
Mr. Dell has sued the Morning Ore
gonlan for $10,000 on tbe reward which
it offered tome day a ago to any one alio
would prove that a reduction on the
value of tbe dollar would not also reduce
wages to the same degree- The offer of j
the Oregonian was one of the idiotic
things of which it Is quite often capable.
For no one ever heard of political prin
ciples being destded by bets. The offer
in big, black, flaming type, read thus:
"$10,000 REWARD
"Will be paid by the OregonUn to any
one who can prove that a cheaper dollar
can be substituted for one of greater val
in tbe payment of debts and wages. with
cot reducing the value of debts and
wages in the same proportion that the
value of tbe dollar is reduced."
The offer of such a reward was about
as silly and foolish a thing as the yel
lowest kind of journalism l.aa been guil
ty of.
When Mr. Dell read this offer, he at
once replied. But strange to say, tbe
Oregonian would not publish bis answer.
It was also offered Tbe Tribune which
published it.
Mr. Dell made a formal demand upon
H. L. Fittock, the manager of the Ore.
gonian, yesterday, aod waa, of coarse
refused. Mr. Dell at once had his attor
neys. Mes-rs. Catlin, Kollock A Catlin,
beeio suit for tbe $10,000. Whether or
not he is, by his reply, entitled to tbe
reward is a matter cf individual opinion.
Every silver man will declare that be Is
entitled to it, and every gold man will
maintain that be is not.
It is believed by several lawyers who
believe in tbe gold standard that be has
a clear case .
Mr. Dell's answer is that debts already
exitt; bence a dollar cheapened one ball
wil". reduce them one half. Wage are
yet to be earned . He contends that the
American mechanic will have the gold
value of his wages whatever the currency
may be. And if tbe xod standard is
cheapened one half, whereby gold prices
of the products of labor are doubled, the
laborer will get bis share in the rise,
His wages will be doubled go'.d prices
Tbe only question U : Will free coinage
cheapen the cold dollar? and the Ore-
gonian's question coccedes in effect that
it wilt.
The Oregon ian's management wilt find
its freakish offer mora expensive than it
contemplated, tor it will at least have to
defend the suit.
Fine Speaker Coming.
tion. Jcbn J. Lenlz, ot Ohio will ij-eak
in Albany next Tuesday evening.
. Mr. LenU stands today next to and
almost a rival of Hon. William J. Bryan,
as an orator and popular man. and the
people of Oregon can congratulate them
selves that tbey will bave an opportunity
to bear him. He is a man of magnificent
physique, very much like that of Mr.
Bryan, a magnetic voice to which one
can listen fur hoars without tiring. He
is probably known by reputation to every
silver man In Oregon on account of the
biiter aod scurroloos attacks that bave
been made npon him by tbe gold press of
the east, which set him up as a special
target at which to a'm their fund of vii
lificst'ioos. And all this, because in tbe
house of representatives, not long ago.be
bad tbe manhood to stand np and criti
cise the actions oi tne president in per
mitting the policy of tbe administration
to be dictated by Banna, Elkins and
others.
No one shcuid mis tbe opportunity
o hear so distinguished a man. so great
an orator, and so sincere and earnest an
advocate of silver as. Mr. Lenlz.
The meeting held in Portland by Hon
W. K. King and J. K. Sovereign was
ooe of the largest ever held in tbe north.
west, at least twenty five hundred peo
ple, mostly voters being present. Tbe
Oregonian gave it, six or seven lines and
said the audience was composed mostly
of women. Tbe character of tbe meet
ing was such os to inspire the silver
forces and an immense vote for the un
ion ticket may be looked lor in Portland
regardless of the bitter opposition of tbe
Oregonian.
Tbe government bad better get in snd
whip, the Spaniards just as fastaa it
can wherever it can find them. Delays
are dangerous in war, particularly when
complicat.ons may arise that wiU make
an early victorv very important. A
great many people are getting nervous
over the continued delays, though their
confidence is nnlimited In the caval offi
cers who have charge of tbe fleets.
They are all right if that strategic board
will only tell them to sail in.
A Mandamus Iiccision.
From the Sentine.:
The supreme court today banded aown
a decision in the famous mandamus suit
of J. K. Sears against r'ecaetary ot State
Kincaid, upon the appeal of Mr. Kincaid,
Irom Judge Hewitt's ruling to the effect
that he was compelled to recognize the
nominations of the straight people's
party convention and place tiirui npon
the ballots.
The supreme court reverses Judge
Hewitt- It holds thai the writ commands
Secretary Kincaid to perform something
not enjoined upon him by law; but the
opinion sustains the real contention of
Bears that the secretary has no power or
authority to pass upon the regulsrity or
validity of nominations or conventions
making them The reversal is bsced up
on the fact that the writ enjoined loo
much in specifying that he mus; certify
that Scars and others were regular norn-
! lnps, etc. -
! The effect of the decision will probably
j be to throw the costs upon Mr, Sears, and
i will have no bearing upon tbe ballots, ss
1 thev are already arranged, Mr. Kin
icaid having fixed the names in a satis
: factory manner, , .. . -
! That Tired Feeling is due to loipov
ensued blood. Hood's Sarnapsrilla en-
rubies and vi alizss tne blood ' and gives
j sirengtb. entry and vigor. Be sure to
, net Hood s. ,
Hood's Pills are purely vegetable and
' no not purge, pain or grpe. All druggists
Th School Book Question- I SATURDAY NIGHT TIIO UGalTS
Portland. Oregon, May 24 1808.
Editor D smock at.
As the time Is approaching when the
neonla will maku thair final decision in
Pard to candidate and policy allow me
to address your readers direct. I
My part of this contest has been to
bring to the notice of our people the eon faster, and that while s certain prepare
dltions of school text books and the re- Uon was necessary Spain was no better
lie! which may be sought from our prei prepared in the slart than the United
ent unfavorable conditiona.
To the extent of my ability I have
been giving information such aa I could
obtain, and have been expressing my
purpose to get for Oregon as good books,
at as low cost as in tbe neighooring
states.
This question will not now be misnn-
derstood. Our people are Intelligent ana
understand their interests. It is easily
seen that my interest lies in the direc
tion of information and discussion. 1
have freely declared my opposition to
tbe present contract, and bave only
sought to awaken general Interest and
inquiry. Tbe people will not be easily continues to watte at war, though rent
deceived by eleventh boor denials or by Internal strife. We hope for some
expostulations on tbe part of my oppo thing decisive before another Saturday
nent. I am tolly persuaded that toe
voters understand the respscuye
positions of myself and Mr. Ackerroan.
I make no comparisons except to
show bow we stand on this all important
q-.estion.
I have as tar as possible, provosea
general discussion. Mr. Ackerman bas
addressed, it is said, thousands ot per
sons by letter, bnt baa gone do farther
than to disclaim any politics in the office
and to aak ancnort noon the ground of
bie educational qualifications.
I bave obtained from the sum super
intendents of California, Idaho.Moutana,
Missouri and Texas, authsntio informa
tion as to school books and their cos tnd
to the limit of my ability have published
this through tbe stats. Mr. Ackerman
has given no such information so far as
I know, bnt ha baa not Questioned tbe
accuracy of mine.
I bave taken a course to sec a re the re
cord of both Mr. Ackerman and myself
In 1884. Not nntll I bad done tbia did
he care to publish tbis information.
By our record it is shown by Mr. Ack
erman that be voted the American Book
Company ticket while I voted against it
I do not question tbe conscientiousn
of hi. vol hit BO one can doubt that by
the vote and by bis associations since
isoa k inii n.r.i.m. .nd
. I
1894. ha ia in tnll nndaratandino' and
. i A Rn.. i
fVtmnan and I cm uninBtJt. He baa
attamoted to .how that mv vote wonld
hrinn- mor. -Tnan.lr. bonka than his :
w. . 4- J;. . ..I. k. .hin. I
ins to me the coat of one more book than
to himself.
Mr. Ackerman declares tbst be voted
aninat chance of books for tbe sake of
economy. He did however, vote for cer
tain changes which were in tbe interest
of tbe American Book Company. Neither
were chances extravagant. Exchange
rates were offered which made it practic
ally no more expensive to get near good
books than to keep tbe old poor ones
He eeeks to cast odium npon me by Je-
during that I voted for a "syndicate, '
which waa probably something even
more infamous than tne American Book
Company, bnt tbis will be merely recog
nised as a scare-crow fur election pur
poses. Tbe firms composing tbis allege! syn
dicate, oion 4t Co., Maysard, Merrill St
Co., DC Heath & Co. and others are
doing boBinees at far leee cost and fur
nishing better books to tbe people of
other states than is the American Book
Company in Oregon.
Le; tbe people examine all tbe rumors
set afloat against myself and some moo
atrooe syndicate sod tbey will trace
tbem direct to tbe American Book Com
pany
Let tbe people examine the records o
this company aod they will find that it
is a good concern not to have in onr
state. In order to secure favorable
prices and good books competition most
be left open . Let as settle tbis qneetion
ia view of the facts developed sod
whether Oregon cannot do as well by
ner schools as is done in ashing ion or
Idaho or Texas .
Tbe exertion ot the American Bx'a
Company to elect Ackerman are proof of
that interest in bis behalf. Bis public
letter is a series of apologies snd solici
tations for the company. Through him
tbey are asking leave to stay in the state
The tone and inference of bis letter ss
well ss its overt admissions reveal bim
as their candidate, through whom tbey
are eeeking an indoisement at tbe polls.
that will give tbem a continuance of
their contract.
Hi 8. Ltmas.
Wben a man runs behind bis ticket in
bis home county it is evidence that tbe
people of tbe state should relegate bim
to private life. Io 1891 Thomas H.
Toogue was defeated for state senator in
Washington county, being tbe only re
publican with one exception wbo failed
to carry tbe county. In 1S96 bis vote for
Congressman compares with the vote of
the other candidates as follows :
For Supreme Judge. Bean Rep. 1744,
Burnett Dem. 558, Gaston Top. 1108.
For District Attorney. Cieeton Rp.
171o, Hedge Dem. 405, Smith Pop. 1122.
For Congressman. Tongue Rep. 1540,
Vanderburg Pop. 1503, Myers Dem. 315
Thus Tongue was Irom 176 to 2C4 vo'.e
bebind tbe ether nominees of bis party
and this in bis home county.
To read the partisan dispatches in the
Oregonian ftom different parts of the
stale one might be lead to believe that
all tbe republican meetings.had immense
audiences, that trere was great enthusi
asm snd tbst many votes were made for
tbe single gold standard, while the nnion
meetings are poorly attended, that tbere
is no enthusiasm, and that nothing is
said worthy of notice Alt of which of
course is understood by intelligent read
era of the presa. The Oregoniana news
items seem to be edited as much as its
regular editorial department.
Voters should be particular wben tbey
come to to cast their ballot to see that
the crof s la between the figure and tha
name to be voted for, and that tbey do
not get fooled by the name tbe "Regular
People's" on tbe bsllot. That refeta to
tbe middleof-the-roaders, known as the
republican auxiliary, and keep your
crosses away from ft unless you are one
of the fifty or sixty in the county who
really desire its election. Vote for tbe
"People's Democratic -Silver repudli
can" candidates.
If men are to be opposed (or office be
cause they don't alwaya pay their debts
in full, it will be found that both sides
will get some live hits, the same as thev.
will if a candidate is to be opposed be
cause he misspells words, uses caps in
tha wrong places and doesn't pay much
attention to punctuation. Good judg
ment suggests that such tbinga be left
out of politics, for tbey are more spt to
bk noting than forward acting,
The public Is gradually getting used to
tbe war, so that while there is a great
interest there is not that intensity that
there was. This waiting has done it to a
certain extent. The
general opinion,
without any intention of finding fault is
that matters should be pushed a little
States, and the character of tbe contest
was such that a stroke should have been
made en the Atiantio side as decisive as
the one on tbe Pacific. The Democrat
doubts the justification of the calling out
ol the additional 75,000 troops, though
developments may change one's opinion
on this point. A first class nation should
have dealt more summarily with a fifth
class one. The troth is that tbe pro
gram seems to bave been to frighten
Spain into giving op and sneing for peace
before auy pronounced attack was made,
It looks very much as it tbis bad not
worked very well. Spain obstinately
night. It cannot come loo quickly
Oregon stands out alone in the politl
cs field. Its election is held at a time
of tbe year when other states are taking
a rest, at an offseason. The only advan
tage is that it turns all eyes this way
from all over the United fttates, and com
ing before any other state election gives
it a national cast, particularly for con
greesman. Tbe result is that eastern
speakers and money are put in tbe field
here, adding spirit tbe tn strife, and no
doubt resulting in corrupt methods that
might not otherwise exist, a frequently
crops out In Portland part icul illy .
The weather the past week bas been
Ideal for tbis time of tbe year, tbe kind
that makes tbis tbe land ol sore crops.
in tbe langnage that baa been need for
these many years. But lor these gentle
showers our spring wheat would be a
failure, bnt tbey always come, tbis veer
jost about the right time.
Tbis week saw the Albany boys villi
many others sail from San Francisco for
the Philippines in the interest ol tbe coon
"J move in requires no smaa amount
i. - i . I '
o. ora-cry, "u
that there la danger ahead, and that the .
cusam art awai nru iur iwn a,in
returning agein- We all hope though
that by tbe time they reach Manila ptace
may have been deelaied and tbst Soain
BUT BITS oeeB inuceu i uj iu. k ui
-nnl,I b doM 7nr
Politics nt Lebanon.
Lsbaeon Oregon, May, 28, 133.
Enrroa Dbmocbut.
Amongst tbe other chaff, C. B. Winn
tried to give we Lebanon people in hie
talk on Thursday aftsrnooo, waa that
chesnnt. "AtcKmley raised the price of
wheat in Oregon" bnt be torcot to tell us
wbo raised tbe price of hop snd prone.
tineas Mark Banoa did that.
So much is bein said about tbe patri
otism of L. A. Wilie, bote candid think
ing public fail to see wherein it is dem
onstrated. Lebanon people did toink
bim somewhat brave aod patriotic, after
reading bis ''Spread Eagle," declaration
ia tbe Daily Ilerald, written w.nile at
Camp McKlnley, ia which he stated
"that if elected to tbe office of county
school superintendent that while be was
away with the brave boys fighting for
bis country's honor and her flag, that
he wonld place some person to fill tbe
office daring bis absence, tost waa in
every way folly oosUned to 611 such
oSce." Bnt when some wiser ( ersoo
informed bim that be could not ptace
some otDer person without bavlcg first
been qualified to tbe offine himself, be
straightway wrote another epistle to tbe
Herald and ls and BebolJ, be came
rushing back home, taking na all by
surprise, saying "he couldn't get in,
sti'l be passed in every way a good ex
amination. People in general and especially those
of bis own party do not endorse tbe nay
be bas done. He waa educated in Tal
man public school and bas taught several
county schools in tbe foot bii's, Foster,
Sweet-Home and Crow-Foot. He is not
a graduate of tbe Santiam academy as
stated in tbe Herald, nor ot any other
institntioa for that matter. Tine, there
is no politics in tbe office of county su
perintendent of schools, but tbcie should
be educational quali Geations.
LtBaNosrrx
No state convention ever assembled in
Oregon bas named a bettor or more wide
ly known cllisen for tbe office ot state
treasurer than the one that nominated
J. O. Booth of Grants Pass. Mr. Booth
baa been a resident of thie state for 40
years, and tbere I no man that can
truthfully say that be ever tailed to d'.a
charge his whole duty in every trust that
was confided to bim during his long resi
denes in Oregon. Grauta Pass Courier
Religious Services.
Baptist Church ; Subjecu'Leviticus"
or the Book ot bscriuce and I'rieethood.
at 10:30 a m. "Celestial Forces." 7:45
p. rn .
There will be services in the M E
church south tomorrow morning,
preaching by tbe pastor i(ev J L Jones
United Presbyterian Church : Preach
ing services st the usual hours, 11 a m
and 7 :45 p tn Tbe tneme ct the Pas
tor's morning sermon is " Songs in the
night." Evening "Daniel." S Sat 2:30
Jr. Endeavor st 3:30. Senior Endeavor
at 6:45. Everybody cordially invited to
all these services.
Memorial Services in tbe United Pres
byterian Church st 4 p m. The sermon
will be -breached bv Kev McKillop.
While some of our boys are rocking up
on the Ocean's bosom, may the others of
us show our patriotism by being present
at this patriotio service. Everybody
come.
Presbyterian church : Sabbath School
at 9:45. Morning service at tl o'clock;
evening service st 7:45. Junior Endeav
or at 3:30; Senior Endeavor at 6:45.
Subject of the morning sermon," The Ad
vent of the Spirit." Evening, "The
Vslne of a Soul." A cordial invitation
ia extend to all to attended these services.
Congregational church : Services at 1 1
s m and 6 :45 p m. The pastor will
apeak morning snd evening. The ser
vice in the evening will be ot s patriotic
nature and in keeping with the day.
Morning subject, The Ideal, the Real.
Subject of evening adddress, From Gett
ysburg to Manila. 8 8 at 12:15; Y P 8
u E at 6:45 A cordial invitation ia ex
4
tended to all to attend these services
D. V. Pouso, Pastor.
Laundry Notice
Vernon Ramp has accepted a position
with the Albany Steam Laundry in the
absence ot Capt. Phillips and will hate
full charge of tbe delivery wagon, collec
tion etc. All work will be sent out in
I first class order and a liberal patronage of
tbe public ia earnestly solicited.
H. J. Phillips, manager.
WAR NEWS.
Landed t Cienfugos
Kky WibT. Mav 88. A dispatch boat
ju8t tn My, the Americana landed a
Cienfugoe Tuesday night: They dam
aged tbe Spanish fort after hot contest.
Acting as Spies.
Wabiuxotow, May 28. Government
officials claim tbe Austrian minister is
acting as s spy. The papers say he will
be given bla passport and American min
ister recalled.
War with Austria Is therefore proba
ble.
Two Oflicers III.
Wasbikoton , May 28. Secretary Long
baa received word trom Dewey telling of
tbe serious illness of two of his naval of
leere.
Just From Manila.
Homo Kosa, May 28. Tbe American
cruiser Zafiro bas just arrived firm Man
ila. Tbe situation there is unchanged.
Will Be Certain First.
Wasbuotox , May 27. The President
says there will be no embarkation of
troops to Cobs until positive Cervera
csn't escape from Santiago.
The Baltimore.
Losdon, if ay 27 A special to tbe
telegraph is that tbe Baltimore is lying
in Mud at Macaboloe, injured during
Dewey's battle at Mani'a.
WHCutt the Cables.
Niw York May 27 .A Tribune spec
ial says Sampson wss ordered to cot tbe
remaining cable at Goantanemo and re-
cut tbe cable repaired at Cienfoegos
Chasing a Spaniard
Kir Wssr, May 27 The Cruiser Ban
croft is cbaaiog a Urge Spanish s'esmer
near here.
Three Suspicious Steamers.
Kit Wxjtt May 27. Three large un
known steamers are egihted off harbor.
A Repulse.
Kir Wm, Msy 27. Tbe Americans
ID 1USI
io attempting to land some soldiers at
,
"'y
a were met by the Spaniards and
repulsed s number being killed.
Saltlsnorc Injured.
WaaatsoToa. May, 27. A dispatch
from.Hcng Kong slate that tbe Balti
mote bad been disabled, bnt without
lose of life. Tbe government babied lor
particulars.
Germans Helping
Ksr Put, May 27 Tbe report Is
just teceived tbst Sampson Capture! a
coal , deposit at Cao which bad been
dropped by a German vessel.
Rixcivcd Guns.
Kit West, May 27 It la learned that
tbe Spanish received a Urge consignment
of guoa abipped as Fren h cooking uten
sils.
Fine Words for tbe Ongoniaos.
Tbe splendid impressions made by tbe
Oregon boys in Saa Francisco, is vs
gratifying. Tbe ben Francisco ews
Letter says:
"Now by all that is sacred, Orecoa
t boa Id be proud of herself. We of Cal
ifornia are apt rather to thisk tbst we
are of tbe salt of tbe earth snd that onr
boys are of the cream of tbe universe
Tbe Oregon National Guard should set
us a tbinking. Tbey are here one thous
and euoog, and tbey would do credit to
anv nation in tbe world. The aiftat of
these young tallows as they came 08 the
boot last vtedneedav made mea believe.
whether tbey liked it or not, that tbere
is a strong military instinct ia the United
State They are aa honor to their state
and to their nation, and if fighting there
is it will be eeo that the boys from Ore-
goo will be among the first to win fame
Tbe appearance) of these Oregon batai-
lions should teach a who!eeome lesson to
our boys.
HOME AND ABPOAD.
Wool 15c.
OeU 34c.
Hay. bailed. $7.50.
Boy Smiley s
Clean
Printing.
Crescent Bicycle,
Hopkins Brothers, ageofa.
Best Bf cycle for tue moay.
Will k Stark, jewe'ers.
Call at French's and see bis girdles from
15 cents np.
Kelt and skirt snpponers 5, 10 and 15
cents at . M. French's.
Crescent bicycles at Hopkins Brothers
for only 920, 30, f 35 sad t50.
Fresh seeds, two packa ea for a nickel a
Stewart A Sox Hardware Co'.
Freeh seeds, two packages for a nickel at
otewart at oox nsraware wo s.
Cyclists come arooad to A O Beam', new
ice Cream Parlors after your ride.
urackers are now way down la price.
can oa t c urowncii tor man ones.
Ladies long watch chains at low prices
at r rencn s jewelry store.
Brownsville people bave begun arrange
ments to make the eagle scream this year.
If you want good eewlng machine
needles and oil get them of French the
eweler.
A company of volunteer is being organ-
iied at Corvallis. thirty five bave sub
scribed tbeir name to the roll.
F. M. French bas placed i a his show
window a very handsome arrangement for
snow purposes, it is mgenius.
Tbe saw mill of J. C. Gooda'e. at Co
burg, was partially destroyed by fire last
xnursday mgbt Loss about 87.600. in
surance $2,500. lie ll rebuild si ones.
MrsViereck's Ice Cream Parlors sad
Summer Garden are opened for the season.
Fine delicious ioe vam and ice cream
soda.
A Raiser dlsnatch eava that tha Iwlv
found in Muddy creek has been identified
a tbat Ot Monroe Shcon. an Eaetarn man.
It is generally believed tbat family tronhlM
musea mm to urown nunselt.
A satcoel belomrinu to Mrs. Jacob Nor-
cross was lost hut night oa tbe Sand Ridge
road about two miles from A I ban v. n
contained a tittle monsj and other things
wi wue to tne owner.
Do' tor may disaaree about tha treat.
ment of a case but all agree that preacrip-
iuus uuia ue par np at nurkQart
Lee's drug store. Tbey are careful. Try
iuem ana oe convinced ot a fact worth re-
niemoenng.
Kdaeate Tear ftoweie ,.M Ceaeareta.
r.nii r.i.a,iM . i . .
lOo.SOo. JtC. a C. tall, drufglata refund monar.
Constipation
Causes fully half the sickness u th world. It
retains tb digested food too kmc In the bowels
and produces biliousness, torpid liver, ui(U
r3Ddr8
gestlon, bad taste, coated s sk
tongue, siox hsedaehe, to- I 1 1 a
sonuua, etc Hood's mils 1 1 1 S
ears com U nation and all Its "
results, easily aad thoroughly, sse. AH drnrgtsts.
Prepared by C I. Hood at Co lUowen, Mass.
The only 1111 to take with Beed'a gersapartUSa
The rrecraaa
Waskuotow, May, 27. The military
situation, as at present decided upon by
those in authority, is to make no forward
movement ol troops, either npon Porto
aico or vuoa, until inu ana aenmte Infor
mation is received as to the location rf the
Spanish squadron and its possibilities as
a iacior in ine aggressive movements of
Spain.
steps bave been taken to aamra ar! in.
formation as to whether Admiral Cavern's
squaaron is inside Santiago harbor.
Where are the SnewlaraU
Lokdok , May, 27. A dispatch from
Kingston lamaica, says :
r - oauvu.
whereabouts of tbe Spanish Cape Verde
squauiun remains nninown to the Amen
cans. innrsdaylastCevera was reported
to be at Santiago de Cuba, and Schley left
b ey -rest ior tuu port. The next morn
. " T , , ST a. -J av.a-
iZJ -lit;, J" ftMdro wa!
tne Briusn snip Premier
7. . . . ---- w IVIIVW VU IMUU
niKM I h Art H
oinee inen, we
bave been eagaced in a fruitless
a fraiUMO search
aw tvuo upmuiiwut IB LOO USJI srOU ID ID6 I
aaa S kaaa. falva.a.a. .J X 11 . I a
jne I
Uarribbeaa
A BUwaJUa BUaler
Washihotoh, May. 27. The Hawaiian
annexation question assumed definite shape
in tne senate tOdav when Lavlra and Mor
gan offered amendment to tbe war revenue
bill bearing direct lr noon tha anbinct.
Lodge's amendment is in the w ords of New
lead's resolution, and nrovidea in direct
terms lor ue annexation of the islands
Lodge announced it to be bis purpose to
press the amendment to the end.
IH1..I.K I
UoKOLL'LC. Mar. 20 via San Francuco
May 27, The cit 'sens of this city held a
mass meeting oa tbe 18th inst, and mads I
iMrciijrau to entertain toe v otteo i
Btate troops when tbey pass tbroush this
city. The meeting was moat enthusiastic I
ffiwta Spa. Blah Aatfcartty
Madrid, May, 27. A dispatch from :
Havana savs Carjtaia-Geaeral Blanco has
received information that nearly 30 Amei-
caa vessels were seen in front of Cardenas.
Dianco caoaas Wa uevera's squadron is
Still at Santiago, and that tbe bulk of
Bampsoa s squadron is blockading that
port. Schley's squadron is watching the
incatan passage,
WASRnoTO, may There was a
lack of News today from Admiral Dewey,
and tbis convinced tha naval authorities
that there could be little credence nlaced
in the Madrid report of aa accident to tbe
tu.ptuore.
Want fly rrewt Sswta
LoaDox, May 28. There are continued
mister ptedictioaa of impending revota
lion in Hps in contained ia a special dia
patch from Madrid today. aCmperor
rrancis josepn. ot Austria, is said to nave
stronzlv advised the aoeen reseat to ore
pare to fly, and her motber, who is now is
Madrid, it reported to hare riven her tbe
same advice, bnt. it is added, the queea
retreni u determined to remain .
BasMIe) With Balleta
SAiuncar. Md . Mav 26. Garfield
alas:, eolorrd. aared aboat 18. waa takes
from jail at this place this uorninfr and
hanged to a tree and snot almost to pieces,
lie waa awaiting trial oa a caarge ot bav
tag cuberaiiy snot .Herman aeusy. a
white boy of about tbe same age ss hi
aeif.
Very lesVSalaa
WaJarsoTox, May.26. Secretary Lang
said at the close of office hoar todav thai
no word bad come from any of tee scout-
ing Trawsts, bo en.ae-Tja ia nesxiaaiaa
waters, corweraing the Spanish firing
sqoadroa, wherefore be coadoded that
Cervera was still ia Santiago t arbor. Sop-
posedly. Schley is ryiag outside vralcbuig
the entrance; to prerect tbe egreas of the
opsaiSO Vessels.
Lofdow. May. 26. Tbe Star claim to
have iaformsUoa tbat the Preach minister
for forwga affairs, X. Haaataax. is mak
ing great efforts to atop the Spanish-Am-1
encaa war. It says that Kaatia, Amv
tria and Fraace are eadexvoriag to udoee
(rermany aad Italy to km a ia a repreaeeta-
S IgL'ieacslLa
tioa to Pivandent Mcslinley. declaring
isal IDI poaer. nil waDDe epaia to grant
tbe lsdepeBdesce of JCuba. hbooid Am
erica refoa the ubsfreaaon, it is furtner
ailesred, tbe nower aswtioaed wonld send
a fleet to pot Cuba under international
rule.
Seeeaal taaaAta EmawallUM
Sax FaAXctsoo, Msy. 36. After a care
ful inspection of the 7000 troops aow at
Camp Bicbmood, it was semicfcial!y
aaoooBced today that th second Manila
expedition would nobablv be eomioaed
ot tbe First Colorado regisaeot tbe First
Nebraska aad tbe thirteen) b Muuaeaota, a
total of 3058 volunteers. No Una for the
departare for the expedition has been
fixed.
a
TW Fare as Surtax
Poar ap Paixca, May, 25 The report
of the arrival of the Spanish Cape Verde
fleet at Santiago is correct. A correspond
ent here bas been able to obtain definite
coafirnutioa of this new, bat op to the
present it has been impossible to ootain
detai ia. Uispatcbes seat from here to
Santiago asking for information on the
snbjeet remaiaa eoaassrtred.
Tfc lie, aim-where Elae
Cafb Hattos. May, 25. A rumor,
which cannot be coo firmed, i circalalinir
here to the effect that tbe Spanish Cape
Verde squadron, under Admiral Cerera.
generally caderatood to be st Santiago de
inoa, ia now at uesirnegoa.
Tfca Orra
Icrrrxa, Ha May, SS. Tbe baH'e
ship Oregon, which arrived here at 10 JO
last night, left at 4 this morniair. Aa ef
fort waa made to interview tbe offcers but
they declined to talk asd it was impoeat-
dio to get any lnionnauoa wnatever,
Enaiga Jonasoa came oa shore for orders,
bnt declined to be interviewed.
wav Sterna
Caicaoo, May, 25. A speciil to tbe
News from Washington says:
Porto Rico is to be taken. The preaiJrot
baa decided that Sa-npsoa shall move im
mediately ea tbe ialaad while Schley
gusroa vevera . as least su.UUU troop
will be sent, and another arm ia at tbe
same time to eater Cuba, tbe plans now le
ing ready.
aaetawe can
Washuotoit. May. 25. Tbe event of
the day ia tbe war situation waa the was
tne issuance of a proclamation by the-preai
dent calling for 75,000 mora volunteers.
It added a new and stirring phase to the
lettarie conditions which have prevailed
of late, aad came with almost startling
nriexpecteoneaa, even to many taigbomcers
of thearay.
Bl Astoria Fir
AsroaiA, May, 25. Tbe largest fire in
thta city in year occurred this afternooa
completelv destroj ing tbe box factory of
Clatsop Mill, the Columbia cannery, the
i'acinc Union cannery, and the Leinen-
Webercanery Tbe fire started ia the
engine room of the box factory.
rollowiog are the lessee:
Clatsop Mill Company $ 16,000, insur
ance $10,000.
loiumoia cannery, rjj.uuo, insurance
!1.0C0,
Pacific Union cannery. $ 2,500
Lelnea Webber, $2,000.
Nets and boats perhaps 110,000,
Public Speaking.
Hon, John M. Geaim at Albany, Tues
day, May 31, at 8 p. m.
What Or A E Salter Says.
Buffalo. N Y. Gents: From mv
peronat knowledge. gasod in obterviog
tbe effect of tout Shtloh't Cure in case
of advanced Constipation, I am prepared
to say it is the most remarkable Remedy
that has ever been brujht to my atten
tion. It hat ortainly saved manv from
Consumption. SjU by Foshay it Ma
son.
What pleasure is there in life with a bead
ache, eonsti nation and biliousness lr Thou.
ends esperience them who could become
perfectly neaithy by turn De Witt s little
Eaily Kisers famous little pills.
j a, vriimming.
.
Children and adults tortnrad bv bnrn
scalds, injuries, ecsima or skin disease
may secure instant relief by using De
wut s Witch U al Salve. It 1 the rea
Pile remedy. J. A.CumminkS.
Seethe new girdles, the verv la e.t, I
French's show window.
MISFITS.
Some of the newsoaoers back east are I
doing the government about as much
unn as me strategic board.
Do not believe any Manila news or
any other newg that comes through
2fni;h othority. The Spaniards
me prince ol liars.
it loom very much as if a botch bad
been made of tbe capturine of the Span
ish fleet. The strategic board and even
naval officers have undoubtedly been
' Ant aa. 1 44 Kan. L. a '
w-.n.vt. vj mo npftDiaras.
Tbero 4ra talent .r mA., .u.
at WSrAM-fu Wfl JJ V Wf UU1U UB I
a' K they could fill com
. w UKW f Ull UJOOIU I
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ZZZZr, I".' i.t wiw
a. 1,--
-.a, .v gv uu;w; auu WKetQlDgS
Had the Nicaraugua canal have been
bnilt it wonld now be worth hundreds of
millions of dollars to tbe United States
just tor war purposes. It should be
pushed ahead.
A Eugene boy wrote home Irom Presi
dio:
Th. jt!m.ti.. .l.. A fl
"!"" " JWCl.T BU1UW SlCIIIIIIIllIli;
Blbt" fUr OQr xJ m 3-ck bit I
attempted to ran tbe lines tbe sentry I
quickly speared it with tbe point of bis
oayonet ano in toe gossip of the Celiior-
ma camo thev real I r comDlimited onr
officers oa the efficiency of their men
saying, "even a jack rabbit couldn't get
through tbe Or agon lines-
Frank Joseph Ego, foreman of tbe
peach orchard force of tbe large orchards
of tbe Bank of Ashland, is a sympathi
zer with Spain. Ego objected to the
patriotic utterances of tbe young Ameri
can workers and yesterday the growing
trouble witn tbe Spaniard culminated
in a strike by tbe 30 American boys wbo
walked out, leaving go alone.
Tbe public schools of the city will close
next week, ss per announcement elew
wbere, after perhaps tbe most successful
years school in tbeir history, noticeable
lor toe tnoroogbness of the work, tbe
harmony of the management and gener
al satisf action among tbe patrons. Tbe
reelection oi tne lorce win be an insur
ance of a first class school for tbe next
year.
oc many people write letters ia a
msnner that would be very ptesentable
'ben Dubliabed verbatim. Tbe Dsato-
ckat gets few tetters that wonld show np
well lost ss written, and otten socn trom
educated people. Tbere are several can
didate on the republican ticket wboee
verbatim letters wonld not be examples
ol literary art or speocenaa in cnaracter,
Xot finding anything else against bim
a candidate oa the union ticket ia ac
ensed of having several years ago settled
sa ac-ouat tor forty cents on the dollar.
People living in glass house should cot
-
a prominent candidate on tbe re-
publican ticket for another office, doesn't
lre do even tnat mnch and lor years
eccounu against bim have been ia tbe
bands ol lawyers tor col lection without
iiunn. iuu uwugu ia an u-o uc
ainu an pouut aw m e men how on
nsmee.
Tbe Baker City Bepob!kan ia tbe only
paper ia Oregon tbat has attacked tbe
character of Hoa. W. B. King personal'
i. t-v s r.i HI..I.
1 J' -a'' .evuua aiuvu.aw;,viB
I reputation is being shown np by the pa-
per. Uol. Alley i a trustee ot tne t-oia-
ters Home by virtue of being; a soldier.
At tbe last state encampment of the G
A. R. in Engene. a committee reported
thrt bis name could not be found on tbe
roster of tbe company of which be
claimed to be a member, and that etepe t
should be taken at once to unseat him as
a trustee. Al the grand lodge of kl aeona
in Portland last fane, hi case came np
in a aomewhst similar manner and a
committee consisting or D. P. Mason
and W. W. Steiwer pronounced him an
imposter and recommended tbat all
lodges be warned against him.
The Insurance Situation.
- Alhany inenrance agents this mcrning
received tbe following:
Tbe executive committee bave tbis day
adopted a resolution rescinding circular
number 3 issued March 26, 1$$S. im
posing a special tax oo every policv tak
taking effect after March 29. 1S9S. Tbe
taxes already collected thereunder may
be refunded.
P. nt?. Olxkt, Manager.
Besides tbis tbere will be a reduction
oa property ia tbe city of nearly 15 per
cent. Tbe re rating has already been
done, and tbe new book will be ia Al
bany by tbe first of June, st which time
tbe new rates will take effect. Tbis
shows a big advantage to tbe city of Al
bany, ooe secured by the council and
several of tbe agents after a live contest.
A Clabu. Nevada Sctt. Seittle dis
patch says tbat Mrs R L Uaa :horne,
of Portland, today filed three suits again
st tbe Pacific A Alaska Transportation
Company and W W and H P McGuire.
Mrs Hswthorne charges fraud against
tne acquires, alleging that they as di
rectors authorised the assignment of the
company' interest in the 3).000 insur
ance policy oa the Nevada to M J Mc
Guire, the wife of H P McUuire, for the
purpose of delaying and hindering tbe
creuitors ot toe company in tne col-ec-tion
of tbeir debt.
Oatvllle.
Several cases of measles have broken
out here and two of whooping cough.
There are seven bicyclists in our citv
st present.
If yon want to get strong go to Smith
dining hall oa election day.
Mr F 0 Stockton died on the 2Uh and
waa interred in the Oakvtlle Oemetry
veeterday. A large crowd of people
followed the remain to their last rest
ing place, Mr Stockton was one of the
earl v pioneers and a fa'.thful member of
the U P church for 36 years. He hss
served as elder and for the greater part
of that time his seat waa never vacant.
He took great delight in church work
especially in tbe Sabbath School sad
Christian Endeavor and for many years
tbe nights were not too stormy tor him
to attend the mid-week prayer meeting
ana uis attendance was not aa aa idle
spectator bnt an active worker. "A
good maa has been taken from ."
A large crowd assembled at tha achnrd
bones on Wedneecsy evening to hear Mr
uates oi uiiisooro. Mr Smith saya :
"lbs hoodlums were yelling from 7:30
to no clock." The tiate was hard close
The road boss bas called oat a large
force of men with wagons to haul gravel.
ne expect oetier roads in tbe future.
sir atone xnowa now to fix them.
We wish tbat a Prof of whistling
auuui cvuie iuiu ur ourg. u e Know
be could get a class.
The Temperance temple at Chicago is
in need of money and unless the debt is
paid by Sept 1st the Saloon element of
Ubicsro will pay ior it snd use it against
tun uienas oi temperance. Christian
people can we afford to let tbem do this?
Come to the rescue, the "Maine" has
been attacked.
Ltttlx Rosk Bi'o.
NO CURE NO PAY.
Thtt la the wi v ail dm 'gists sell
GKoVK'STASTKLKS CHILL TMC
for Malaria, Chills snd Fever. It Is
simply -Iron aod Quinine in a ustelaae
form. Children love H. Adult prefer e
to btl'er, nauseaum Tunkxr Prio. 6 s
Taere ar thre liitl things wiiioh d)
more work tban any other tfcrei litti
thing oreated they are tb aot, toe b
and DeWitta Little Karly Risers, tk la t
being the famous litti pill for ttcmaob
and liver tronblet I A Camming
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TREATruENT
FOR WE&K QEH.
TRIAL WITHOUT EXPENSE.
Tbe tsmons AppUaaee end Remedies of
the Brie Med ical Co. now for tbe am tune
offered oa trial wltboot expense to enr
Donee nan. ae Be pail a
1st aatfeeiee. Core KHecta of Ersors
or K actre w iwoor louoa-. nanaooa
Vnllv HMtnred. How to Ukrn and
amnrtm Week. TJDSTeiotd Portlnna
nt Hudv. absolutely nntaiUnat Home
Tntmant ftfo C O. D. or other aehemau
A pialn oner vj a una ux aiga wanoini.
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