The state rights democrat., June 24, 1898, Image 2

War Flashes.
Every town should bave an anti-dead
beat club. There is a field for oae most
anywhere.
Good adwce to. wheat BpcquJatora to
never "overstay" the market. Thatia
the word being used and it is a 'pretty
good one.
Tha secret Is being let oat that the
Spaniards really believe they can fight
It is about time they showed their hand rmy. Bangor Nsws. v m
then, for they have failed to do so ret.
The streniith of the Cuban arm u
largely in us cause. Salt Lake Herald.
Until we catch a Spanish spy in Pitts
burg we will not confess to being lalrly
treated. Pittsburg Times. "r -
The Vovernraent doesn't ' place any
ceuBorship' 6n "newr wenMfv aiser
snjrs j wauls onejr.-AUapta Conati-
tutioo. ' A"':r-' ':' I :
It 'has' neen I found that Dr. Mary Wal
ker is the only self-made man who bai
nnt anrdied for a eeneralshlp in tbe
! The sugar trust doesn't want Hawaii
annexed. That ought to be a pointer
tor people who are weak on annexation.
Wanted, a secretary of war, capable
of conducting a big war in an Intelligent
manner. Call on the president of the
United State.
"It is reported that Col. W." J. 'Bryan
will probably be assigned to a place un
der General FiUhugU Lee in the Cuban
campaign. Depend upon it he will do
his duty.
t
Mr. Alger has made more bangles as a
After all the law of supply and demand
runs things in the wheat market, -and
you can't figure anything else out except
just before an election.
It isn't a good idea to take a stranger
Jnld your confidence too fast. He may
a wolf in sheens clothing. True, we
haven't any too many nice young men,
and "et it is well to go just a little alow.
Mavbe the vaeation'bt . Sampson and secretary of war than any other scan la
J ' ' a I . . . . .ill W"a
Schley will not be much to epeaa 01 1 tne service, in me opinion w we
this year, but Cevera is sore of not hav- I ocbat wttneut any regara to pontics oe
ntinPM!alo nhi Times. !; s oot s Bl man lor tnepiace, ne
,u ... uu..s. . - -t sir . . . . .
tk. w n,.t. lor the men who shonld resign ana .give mepieeew
steamed into Santiago on the Merrimae
The briefest stoiy of the destruction
of the Maine was that given by one of
the wounded Bailors Well, sir. I was
a corkin' it off in my hammock, air,
when I beau a hell of a noise. Iben,
sir. the nurse says to me, Sifc up and
take this. That iaail Iknow, air."
We hope the farmers of Oregon have
learned one lasting lesson in the past few
veare. and that is: keep "out Of debt,
There is no occupation so independent
as that of a farmer out of debt, and none
o .lavish if in debt head over heels.
Rural Spirit. They may have learned
. n hnt there are as many if not more
-v . .
mortgages going on record than ever.
It la said Praneer Leiter - of wheat
tame loet 13,000,000 in his transactions
That shows him to he' a young man of
colossal brain. It indicates .that a n
with a collegiate education stands juet
: as good a show in the financial wcrld as
the man with only self made advantages.
would beartue.!aecriptioB'.,'I& God We
Trust," and be too tor $20 worth of
gooda anywhere in the world. San Fran
alec Call. -2 t
With her sailor hat and military belt
the summer girl seems dettrm ntd to keep
on the good side of both branches of tbe
service. Pittsburg Post- i
Far. sighted, statesmen are awaiting
the teat ot the Fourth ol July before en
thusiastically indorsing tbe Anglo-Am-ericau
alliance Philadelphia Korth
Ainencaa. inr,v . ? I .X :
If Kcosevelfe Rough Riders are not
permitted to take their broncos to Cuba,
bow are they to appear in their specialty
in the bull-ring at Havana? Omaha
Bee. . , -if.: . v' :
Admiral Sampson ia materially asaiat-
ins the Soaniards to remember ' lots ol
things, the Maine Included.- Chicago
News'.""" : , '".. ,.:".': :'".,;
It may not be very comfortable IB a
Spanish dungeon, but LieuU Hobeoa is
soared the anecdotes related by tbe man
that knew him when be waa a , boy .
Detroit Tribune. . ;; ;.-. ,,. j
Situation at Santiago Harbor ia a nut
shell. Those who are in are crasy to
get out, and thosa who are out are crasy
man of a bigger calibre. A thirteen ineb
man is needed lost now Instead of
about a one inch man.
Judge Shattuck after filling the poai
tioa of judge since 1862 has resigned
and will retire from the bench. When a
man reaches the age of seventy ysari.hs
should give place to younger men
Judge Sbattuck leaves the bench with
great honors and tbe entire respect of
tbe bar under him. His record
been a good one as a judical officer.
baa
, X MISFITS.
. Great is the state university at Eu
gene. Reduced fare rates are allowed
on the 8 P to those attending commence
merit. Generally tha i. i.
This year only twelve tickets were Bold.
a newspaper man baa atruck it rich :
A." V.; R. fiayder of arcMinnville. baa
been appointed state statistical agent ot
that ilaHaatB...i - a. m
. ,r"ru"ou 01 agriculture at a salary
of 300 per year." Wonder what be ia
going to do to earn so much money.
Tbe Cadis fleet has strain returned to
Cadis. Practically it ia a myth, and if
the United State will take the advice
ot the DaxocaaT it will pay ao attention
to it unless it is to send a amall fleet
0.verJfnd demolish what little there is ot
is. ine Oregon alone can come pretty
close to doing it without any joking.
a. Portland man, who baa returned
from Alaska after a etay of three months
there, surprised hia trienda by atating
ttiat during that time be had bettered
nia condition 11500. He waa told that
be bad dona very well, and aaked how he
made ao roach 3b bo abort a tim H
said what he had seen wae worth $600 to
rr ? tu experience would prevent
awing again, wnicn waa worth
ham to hid, . r
Turkey baa tha greatest wreatler ia
tbe world. Hia name ia Yooaof, and be
ia now ia New York throwing and
strangling al comers, none of whom ia
anywhere near ia equal. 1 1 ia pleasing
to know that Turkey excels ia one
thins. She is welcome to excel ia
wrestling matches
Oregoa continues in the lead. Ia a
bona race at Prineville last week the
two-year-old Oregon defeated Maid, Mt.
uooa ana uewaiiyn with ease.
The professional punster ia now in bis
elements ,and tha papers are fall ot items
about Dewey morna and aver. Hobaon's
choice, Sampson's might, Schley's can
ning, uamara's locus and plenty of tav
ern attempt.
lmknD. don't be diecour
aged, keep going and some day you may I to get in. Cincbinattl Times-Star
Portland people believe they eaa en
tertain tea thousand school tsaebera
That la a big nndsrtaking, but what city
in tbe United States ia bettor able to do
it, backed by tbe most proline country
in the world. Go ahead veu.Umen, wa
will stand by your back and see yon
through.
nouiblr be able to loee $3,000,000 and
. ride in fine carriages and be looked up
toby the four hundred.- .
- Cowa and stock catt'.e are now selling
far above their intrinsic valaa. The
best beef cattle are bo higher in the
principal markets of the United States
tbao they have boen for the past fifteen
years, but stock cattle are 100 per cent
hieber, and a reaction is bound to come,
The cattle brokers all say the price is
lower than two months ago on account
of the war. Rural Spirit.
From the Vorld.
At Santiago our navy was opened by
as good forts, as good guns, as good gun
, ners as Spain-baa acywbere. At Santi
aeo. as at Manila and in the San Juan
fiasco, our navy came off unscathed.
This provet -
X That we should have reJueed -Havana
and Ssn jnan the first week of tbe
war and bo ended. it. ' . . '.
2. That the calling out of a hoguarmy
- of volunteers was a coetty mistake.
a 3. That Mr. McKiniey can end the
The appearance of Col. Frank Salan.of
Tennessee, on the, scene of actioun, tends
to confirm Gen. Sherman's opinion of
war, Washington Post. ,
Wben-Cerrera left Cape Verde be said:
I go to meet the enemy.. It looke
now as though he would be the enemj's
meat. Gbicago Dispatcb. - .
The apparent inefficiency of bis chiefs
of com missionary threw Gen. Uilee iato
a high stale ot iodigoaHon yesterday.
This marks a distinctly forward mora
ment in the war. Chicago Tribune.
If nothing else, Cervera'a case teaches
aat it's wiser never to go intoa thing un
less you are reasonably sure bow you ere
going o come out. Philadelphia Times.
Now that election ia over it is being
reported from Washington that the ap
propriation for Yaqulna will probably
not be made, that there ia a feeling that
Oregon baa already beta treated to
well and been given too mncb money,
Great care was taken that no such
port should go out before election.
TELEGRAPHIC. : ,
Reached Santiago.
Washington, June 21. It is reliably
reported that Shatter reached Santiago
Saturday, with bis troops. Hobson and
li men are in Mono Castle and all well.
Will Leave Saturday.
Sam Francisco, June 21. Gen. Mer-
rittsaysbe will sail Saturday for the
Philippines.
Affairs at Manila.
Londos, June 20, Papers here say
the American troops reached Manila
safely, that the insurgents are unable to
take Manila alone. Foreigners are leav
ing tbe city in neutral vessels.
A Stronger Blockade.
WASttiNGTOJf, June 20. Sampson has
been ordered to reinforce the blockading
fleet, on account ot tbe runs that have
been made through it. -
Food Scarce
Sax Jcax, June 20. Food prices have
advanced seventy-five per cent on ac
count ot the war.
If the circuit court docket continues to
decrease ia aise there won't be any
thing to bold court for. Tbe one given
tnis week ta the smallest on record in
this county.
Tbe seniors of Isssell Female Semi
nary have tbe following yell:
Wbangt Banal Zinl Yite!
Hurrah! Ki-Vi ! Green and White
Hullabaloo! Baloo I Belate I
LasseU ! Lassell I Kinetv-eurht!
The Oregon boya and girls will have
w uj again.
A Terrible AecMtat
LoKoosc, June 21. During the launch
ing ot tbe British first-class battle-ship
Albion, at Ulackweii tooay.Dy tbe uucu-
ess of xork, at which ceremony we
United States ambassador, CoL John
Hay and Mrs. Hay, Lieutenant-Com
mander Wells, United States naval at
tache, assisted, tbe displacement of wa
ter canaed an immense mass of water to
rise on all sides, completely submerging
one ot we lower suites oi me vara, anu
immersing hundreds of people, it is es
timated that 50 persons were drowned.
Coeval aiarrttt
Sax Fbajccwco. June 21. Despite all
announcements General Merrill baa not
yet decided whether be will go with tbe
next fleet of transports or not. There baa
been rumors that the general would sail
on tbe Indiana, tbe ear port and a 1 -cine
Mail steamer to Hong Kong and
thence to Manila, but no plans have as
yet been made.
atelafaraMBmia
Loxdox. June 22. Tbe Havana cor-
war withoat delay and without risk
a. eooo as be wishes tu do so.
just
Ths Kid on tbe Portland Commoner
gives the following:
In de Fifth ward de Pennoyer push
voted coc ietd, gamblers, dope bitters
and policemen. So a republican tells
me. Dat'a notting. , In de Third ward
Chinese lottery fiends, bums, jail birds
and pimps were voted by de Simon out
fit.' I'll be blest it I kin smell de differ
ence. 1 '-- -' ' - ; ' '
Dey say de next chief of police is John
Minto. bat's sometin' like jumpin from
de eauease pan into de fire. "Come
back to me,' C!osbeeey, and I won't kick
any more, more, more."
Dere was eight councilmen runnin in
de Eight ward and a n:gger promised to
to vote for every one. He marked an X
before each eindidate's nama on de bsV
lot, an dis way kept his word like
white man.
- The wealth of John V. Rockefeller has
now reachea the sum of. 1224,000,000
and furthermore is increasing at tbe rate
of 1,500,000 a month, or $30,000 a day.
or $2,083 an boor, or $34.90 a minute, or
57 cet ts every second of time. . 'day and
night, Sunday and holidays. ' - 77 ;
John D. Rockefeller sleeps 8 hours
evacy eight, retiring at 10:30 and rising
at 7. Every morning when be gets up
be is $17,703 richer than he was when
be went to bed. He sits : down at ,8
o'clock and leaves the table at 8:30, in
that short half an hour bis wealth has
, grown $1,1451.80. -; Oft, Sundry' he goes
' ' to chnrch; and two hoars that be is away
from home bis riches have grown $1,1G6.
His nightly amusement ia playing the
violin. Every evening when be picke
np tbe instrument be is $59,000 richer
than he was when be laid it down tbe
previous night. These facts give s?me
idea of the constant growth of this man's
fortune. Ex. i 'J'-
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Leiter'S' Record.
: A
' Letter's firrt deal in "wheat, April 2,
,1837. ' . I .
End of bis campaign, Jo tie 13, 1898.
Cheapest purchase-of wheat June 18, j
1898 fUe I t;- f
Highest price, May 10, 1898 $i 85.
Greatest boldiiiits in cash and future
at one titnt-35,000,C0u bu." rf ' ,
Total sales cah wheat25 000,000 bu .
,. Alleged profit July deal $500,000
: Alleged profit September deal, $720,
000. -
Alleged rront Decfmler deal, $3.TO,OC0
Alleged profit May dea!,$l,800,C00. j
. rotai,$35o,oco, i.tJ, : K
Greatest profit per bushel, 85cv- Y -fj; m
Greatest loss, $1. . ; ,
. Loans from banks pn grain, f 10,000
00&. . - . . ..f .. U',';
Share of Chicago bunks, $8,600,000; !
Amount ceb wheat Leiter held st tbe
final roundup, figuring on bank loaning
basis of 80s. a boehel 14 000,000 bu. .
July and September wheat contracted
for by Leiter 7,000,060 bu. ; ' ' j
Cash what rrarlilefredtcrArmour
lS.000.OCO bo. : . ' ;
Total holdings of, Uitef June 13, 1898,
10 cash and f mures 22,000,000 bu. ,
Estimated net loss to. tbe Letters, ?,
000,000.' -
The Dkuuvhax uauuoi eo any politics
in tbe annexation of Hawaii, and for
a number of restona desires to see the
annexation take placed We need tbe
iaiands in our business of government.
For years tbey have been close to us in
a social way, practically a part, of oi and
tbe time has come to mass them com
pletely so. :- '-' a -
Our Wondertul Superiority.
(From a private letter from, past
assistant engineer E. L. Bcatcb of tbe
cruiser Baltimore, of Dewey's fleet.) '
We feel that we bave bad a great vic
tory here which we ascribe to several
causes.,.
First, tbe Spaniard ia always behind
tbe times. He knew tbat an American
fleet was expected, and was so aare of
bis tremendous superiority, that be took
absolutely no precauiton.
Tbe uigbt we ran by tbe forts (in tbe
early morning oi the engagVmsnt) tbe
Spanish officers were all at a grand ball.
The entrance to, the harbor was planted
with" torpedoes. He thought tbat waa
enough, and bad no patrol, picket-boata.
or torpedo-boats on guard. Tbe result
is tbat we ran by their magnificent guns
guarding the entrance to Manila Bay
and were out of range inside before tbe
Spaniards knew it. ' .
Aootner reason for our . success is
due to Commodore Dewey's orders. Not
one of tbe ships bad aoy intimation that
we would run by tbe forts as we did oa
Hi thirty miles away, when the Comma.
doe save tbe order. We were by tbe
Bpa-?h lot and at the fleet by 5:30
uj. on Suuday, Hay I. Tbey .were tea
sr.ii nroog carrying no modern guns
4 in ai.i. h we opposed a superior Beet, of
'x efiio-t carrying 135 gone. Two of
bnr nijips were over 3,200 toni diiplace-
mt-at, and tbe reel were modern gun
boat a - " . -
l ui tl-et waa a-eisted by batteries on
sltote, armed with modem gens, , which
made their guns so peri or in number to
oore. ' Ia number of men engaged tbey
were undoubtedly far superior to us.
- Tbe Span:ards . were absolutely eon
fideatof vtcturv. So other outcome was
anticipated by them: no preparation
was made for a different resuU.
I tbiok that their ships, combined
with ttieir fort-, msde them equal to ns
no far ae powers of offense and . defense
were concerned they bad as many mod
ern guns approximating to tbe earns
-ize as we -bad and more men to fire
them. ;Ttiey should have been able to
have fired as much, weight of shot in a
vpeeified time as we did
Every. ahot jfired from . ear fleet- wss
debberateiy.teoolly- ani pitilessly aimed.
TbeSpanisidefked an enormous namber
of times, but With apparently lbs most
impracticable aim. - fchells dropped all
around our ships. We were in sction
for over four hours- Hundreds of shot
and shell fell close to ur. Only five or
six pierced as and they did no damage.
f llie damage done by ' our ships was
aightful.- I bsvs visited all of the sunk
en Spanish sains, and bad I not seen
tbe effect of American marksmanship
I would bardi give-credit to reports of
it. One amokeslacB of the Caetilla.e 3,300
ton Spanish ship; was struck eight times
snd the shells through the hull were so
many and soclos, that it is impossible
tbat a Spaniard could live on : her deck.
The other large ship the Eeina Crietioa,
was perforated in the same way.
, We didn't employ much tactics . be
cause there wasn't much need for them.
There were the enemy, and we went for
them bullbeadedly, anJ made them ex
ceedingly sick.' ,' 'n i ,r ' . , .", '
.Tbe lesson I draw from the fight is ths
great , utility ef target practice. . Tbe
Spaniard baa none; we bave it every
three monibe.- Strength' of nsvies are
compared generally ship for (hip. Tbe
personnel is just as important. ' ' '- '
I am confident that bad we manned
tbe Spanish ships and bad ths Spaniards
manned our fleet tbe American side
would bave been t victorious as It wss.
" The Spaniard certainly was brave, for
be stuck to his gam to the last . ' '
Fiom tbe World.
Only twice In history have tbe exports
of agricultural products from tbs United
SUtee reached the value of $700,000,000
For the fiscal rear about to and tbey
exceed fSOO.OOO.OOO, and will probably
reach $835,000,000,
Tbey exceed tbe exports ot tha record
breaking year 1S9S by more than $130,-
000,000. They exceed last years exports
by mora than $150,000,000. Tbey ex
ceed those of tha year before by more
than $250,000,000.
All this Is money dag out ol tbe soil
and poured into tbe laps ot our fanners.
At tbe same tuna our ax porta of manu
factured products nave incieased ta still
greater proportion, while our Imports.
representing our purchases from other
nations, bave encrmoualy fallen off.
So wonder gold eonttcnee to come to
us. ao wonder thai foreign boiders of
American securities refuse to part with
them. "o wonder tbat oar 4 per cents
are at a premium of 22 per cent, ia tbe
open market la spite of war expenditures
and an impending loan of halt a billion
dollars.
This country la getting neb at a rate
utterly unmatched la history
Iu Lieut. rtGoeon ttie Spanish govern
ment has a prisoner ' of great veins,' a
fact tbat seems to be appreciated. - The
Spsiiiards had better deal gentjy with
bim, for tbe chances are that the United
Slates will some day have prisoners
na Cervera ani Blanco, and then
look, out if a hair on Hobson' head is
toucbed.
Blanco, tbe autocrat ot Havana harbor
baa aent word to th" United States tbat
be will ber rafter not recognise any flag
oi truce sent out by tbe United Slates
but will fire upon it tbe same as npoa
the stars and atripes. Foolish
some day be will wish to send oat
white flag, and if it is treated ia like
manner it will be a sorry day for Blanco.
Tbe Dkmocxat doesn't wish to be
critical, but la its jadgment Havana
should bars besn attacked immediately
after war was declared, snd with a will
and not oa tbe peace plan. Thia is also
tbe judgment of shrewd eastern ansa la
a position to know tbe situation. Un
doubtedly a big mistake baa been made
in this respect, Waeaa though better
judge later, wbea the preesat policy
given a fair trial, wbicb it la entitled to
without too much fault finding.
Bute Treasurer : Metscban ia being
mentioned for the office of United States
senator, a position sought by trany
vaioly.' Mr. Metschan wi.II not be' able
to reach ths coveted position. It would
ake a prophet to name the mac. It is
icpch easier to name the man who will
not be etee'ed than ' tbe man - who will
be. Some who will nut be elected are
o Simon, 'John II. Mitchell, Binger
Herman, H. W. Corbett and Harvey
Scott.
ta
The Pendleton E. O. is tbe moat
caetie paper ia Oregon. Tbe following
m a sample, and of course ia greatly ex
aggerated:
Fifty more young lawyers bave been
granted certificates by tbe supreme court
at Salem to practice the profession
Oregon. About all a man baa to do
this state is to nee a aw book under bis
bead a nigbt or two for a pillow aad ap
ply to tbe court for a certificate and ba
ia a full fledged lawyer. 11 tbe present
output of lawyers in Oregon continues
there will be a lawyer to every client,
and even then some of tbe client will
bave no lawyer. Parodoxical as this
may appear, tbia is no josh.
TERKS.
Dailt DBMOcaaT, 25 cents per month
$3.C0 per year ,1a advance, 30c per month
not in advance. By carrier, 10c per
week. 10 per cent added if allowed to
run over months. Single copies 6c.
Wesxlv, $1.26 In advance; $1.60 at end
of TK&ri S1.75 for second rears 20U for
third and proceeding vears, when not paid
in advance. Clubs of five new subscribers
at $5.00. ...... - ,.,
Bebel aaeeesaes
Gibraltar, June, 1ft The captain of
a steamer which arrived here today re
nnrt that ha aiirhtad the snanish sauad-
ron off Cane Gala, a promontory of Spain
on the coast of uranaaa lorming me
eastern limit of tbe gulf of Algeria.
Tbe aaaleh rise
Los now, June, 18. The Hong Kong
correspondent of the Daily Mail says :
The native proclamation of indepen
dence will be aigned Monday. Manila
ia completely aurrounded by tbe insur
gents of whom there are three forces de
ployed about tbe city.
The Boya Cub.
Tonisht. at the G. A. B. ball, tbe Boya
Clab will give an entertainment it will
oa v to attend . A social time will De nao
and besides tbe following program will
be rendered:
Overture Miss Jovoe BrownelU
Short Address-Col. G. B. Montague.
Duet Mr. and Mrs. D. V. FoUng.
Cornet Solo W.E Simon ton.
Music by bimonton'a nana.
Mn.ifl he liranioonone.
a fur which a del .clous lunch ot lea
mam and cake w ill be served . admis
sion, 10 cents.
TOO MUG
RAIN
Yes. Why?
fDE
PLACE
TO BUY
Tour Urocerlea and Baked Gooda
Is at Parker Bros. Everybody knows
th.ir nlaea ia. Thcv keen a fresh
mwiM. nredoee ana oasea
goods, ot all kinaa.eeu as
prices ana ireai uwtr
Iiiba
v.. n.a rMpret sans eieve vow mm
In life fcut none Uken Into tbe store Of
Parker Brae. ...''
It ie a great thing to do well iea. rai
ker Bros keep good groeeriee.
A loaf of breed is not naco vat jvm
want it well maJe. Try Parker Bros.
Because it interferes with the sale
of our elegant stock SPRING
SUITS AND FURNISHINGS.
So to reduce our stock we
Will Give Bargains
all along the line until July 4th. All
up to date finely tailored merchan- .
dise. - -
You need the goods, we need the monev and the ronm
We ought to trade.
Blain ClOthing Co.
Honey to Loan.
We bare a block of $40,000 to lean os
food farms ia Una aad adjoieing coaot
ks. if you hav good security and perfect
til W. can f Ornish TOO the coin without
ids), as weaeowowaexaaiieatioeof
ecurity.
O-all oa as or wnte
K. K. Stajri-a .0
Albany, Or-g-on.
Julius 3
i Gradwoh!
the
WHEAT.
A party of young people of Portland
last week were taking a ride in aa old
steamer ia tbe river- when tha boat be
gan sinking. A tragic scene followed
witnmany eueheneeaa "Help, help'."
"Save me!" -Tell mother I died think
ing of bar," etc A catastrophe was pre
vented by tbe fact tbat the water waa on
ly two feet deep and noon even got wet.
Tbat Cadis Beet Ie again looming up
as a myth. Tbe government will do well
to pay no attention to it, aa it ia barm
lees anyway. It would take only a lew
of our cruisers to knock tbe tope off it.
111 ere baa been too much cowardice dis
played already over this phantom fleet.
Let your motto be : "Lie, Steal, Drink
and Swear." When you lie. let it be
down to pleasant dreams. When you
drink, let it be nothing but pure, cold
water, w hen you steal, let it be away
from immoral ainociates. W ben you
ear, swear tha;; yoa will patronise
your bom paper, par your subscription
and not send your job work away from
home. Ex.
For Jnlv and Sent. Cfaieno 74 and
65Wc New York T aad 7le.
Liverpool .ve tower.
San Francisco 79c
Albany 50 to 55c
ruxnun. Prol. Swan ton the only
teacher who will guaranty to teach any
respondent of tbe Times ears :
General Linares, in command in
province of Santiago de Cuba, telegrapba
mat W vessels, supposed to ue carryini
the expeditionary force, bave arrived
off Santiago de Cuba.
General Blanco is sending six battal-
lions to protect the coast of the province
ot Santiago de Cuba, Great enthusiasm
prevails in Havana.
aTenat Bar Tt
. r v" . . . T at . .
agun. .luwua, tuns, . bai l - ... - . - - .
Admiral Sampson asy. that the general one "O.wiu open h-
ieneral fc halter's " a-, - -z: , ,,
1 - : . L . I frnnflMBOU Bill IIWIT. 4UOB
of Santiago deyuo. will neceesariiv. be v,r.K .V.ht .h
txia. iinccviaca wims -n a
- . - IB a
bitest style, and dances, anouia nw
thia nncmrtnmtv. ACaOemV WUI
be open every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday afternoon, for ladies and children
fmm Sto5. and eveniucs for ladies and
.tiiMBon fmm 7 JO to 10 -JO. Ladies
ami rhiklrM taocht at half price. Pri
vate lessons riven strictly first dan.
Academy of modern dancing
A writer in an Exchange says.
A coo tract for brown linen uniform
for tbe troops baa Just been given out.
Thirty thousand suits are to be made by
Bierman, Heidelberg & Co., ol New
York. Tbsy are clothing manufacturers.
The contract price 3.82 a suit . The lat
ter consists of a blouse and troussrs.
Other bidders offered to tarnish similar
suits to tbe government. The bid of
Bierman, Heidelberg 4 Co. was the
bigheet per suit that waa submitted to
tbe quartermaster-general. It ie claim
ed that other manufacturers offered to
furnish tbe uniforms made of identically
tbe asms material at much lower prices.
I am informed the lowest bid waa abent
f 1.60 less per suit.
Aboer McKiniey Is the sgeot and at
torney for Bierman, Heidelberg fc Co.
Three weeks ago tbe same firm received
a contract for 100.000 uniforms blouses
snd trousers. Ths representative of a
large firm of clothing manufacturers in
New Yerk Informed me be would bave
taken the eontrsct for $100,000 lees.
Beware ot Ointments for Catarrh
that contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy tbe sense of
smell and completely derange tbe whole
system when entering it through the mu
cous surfaces. Sucn articles obould never
ve used except on prescript ons from repu
table phjsicians, as the damage tbey will
do is ten fold to tbe (rood you can possibly
derive from them. Hall's Catarran Cure
manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is
Uken internally, acting direct! upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the system
In buying hall's Catarrh Cure be sure and
get tbe genuine. It is taken internally'
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cbeny
&Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c. per bottle.
Hall. Family Pills are tbe best.
TO CURE A COLD IN ON I DAT.
1 ake laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets,
all Druggists refund tbe money if it fails
to cure. 25c.
Mrs. Chapman, wife of tbe President
of tha state university, baa bad the very
Bartons charge made against ber, (bat
during tbe very entertaining- address of
oTotner lmne of ins urvailia Times, on
Cuba, made before tbe students of the
university ot Oregoa, aha sas reading a
book, paytag no attention to tbe address
and setting a poor example for tbe ris
ing veneration. U ao .Eugene people
bave something to talk about tor tbe
next week or two.
Tbe dispatcb ee report tbe drowning ot
a soldier ia CbJckamanga creek, wbicb
will remind old veterans who were there
35 years ago of tbe dangerous nature ef
tbat stream for bathing purposes. Chic
kamauga is aa Indian word, meaning
"river of death, so-called because of so
many bathers being drowned in iu icy
waters. Many soldiers lost tbeir lives
therein during tbe civil war, on acoaont
of tbe extreme cold a ess of tbe water.
Welcome.
Here is tbe wsy tbe Prinseville men
ie gveeted oa returning home :
Bill Da via; who baa been visiting
friends ia Jackson county since last
April, got back to Priaesvilie Monday
afternoon. Bill waa tbe cynosure of all
eyes 'n Prineville ee be drove through
Main street behind a 25 cent
hitched to a 60 cent buggy whose top waa
covena wun eoxi e cents' worm of de
cayed burlap sackina-. It was tbe rarest
preiris schooner that baa visited these
parte since tbe days of Joe Meek.
There are different wayso! obtaining
distinction in thia world. Recently an
wa .
loauo man aid it try claiming to be a
cousin of tbe famous hero of tbe Merri
mae. Lieut, Hobson. Xow, brother Ho
ler of the Salem Journal asserts that be
ia an old friend of Joe Leiter, tbe fallen
wheat king of tbe Chicago pit, and fear
lessly telegraphs bia old friend sympathy
when down. He received the following
response:
''So extension needed. I never saw
tbe wheat, never had it; never eaw tbe
eight million, never had them; so I
don't feel tbe loss so badly aa another
man would to loee his dinner or a two
bit piece."
Two brothers from a Korth Missouri
county appeared one morning at the por
tals ot the St, Joseph insane asylum, one
of them to be incarcerated there as a pa
tient, tbe other having him in charge as
far as the asylum. They were dressed
very much alike, and the casual observer
on the train would not have detected
signs of insanitv in either. When the
keeper appeared each initiated that he
be bad brought the other. The asylum
manager wae in a quandry. He chatted
with his visitors until a late hour, and
then locked them in a room together.
Then be telegraphed tbe authorities at
tne town where the brothers Jived :
"Two men from your town arrived to
day : both dressed alike; one calls him
self Bill and talks about constructing an
air line to tbe moon ; tbe other goes by
tbe name of Dave and advocates the gold
standard. Which aball t keep?" Ex
change. Uncle Sam
Will be found at Willi
Stark's, also many no elties and an elegant
line of jewelry, silver ware, cut glass,
watches, clocks, etc. Tha latest ana best
goods at satisfactory prices.
A good place to go.
If you want a g.ooa and cleat
("oka buy cigara made by our Al
bany cigar iactcrv.
Mosic Miss Milaroa durmester
teacher ot piano or organ. System tbs
Mason touch and technique. Residence
fifth street, opposite (J P church.
We give away choice flower seeds with
tea and ooff je, for particulars call on,
C. E. Bbowmeu.
Tasre are three little thingrtwhioh' do
more work than aoy ethar three little
things ereatsd they ars tha sot, (tue bee
and DeWitts Little Blv Risers, tks )a-t
bains the fsmons little pills for ttoraaob
sod liver troublte I A Camming
Bee the new girdles, the very latest, in
French's show window.
delayed several days. Reports publish
ed in the United States to tbe contrary
are pure guesswork.
Mm Wunht Tim
WasaisoTox, June, 21. Secretary
Gage has written a letter to tbe bouse
staling that il ia impossible to put the
adhesive stamp section of the war rev
enue measure in operation on July 1 juvl
a kin a tbat tbe time be extended to July
15. Tbe senate finance committee will
not recommend any change in the war
revue bill.
Be 'leg nr'rF
LLAix. June XI. Within a
stone a throw ot tbe sheriff's office.
safe waa robbed of fSSO in gold coin in
broad daylight yesterday afternoon. The
ker waa A. 11 llaroa, proprietor of a
livery stable. Mr. Barnes was out driv
ing and tbe man in charge had gone oot
for a moment, when tbe thief entered,
w reached the padlock lose, and secured
the booty. No clue has aa yet been se
cured. An taatugeat f lrlr-
Hoso Koxtj, June, 20. According to
ad vkes from Manila, dated June 17. it
was reported there that (ieneral Nonet,
in coming southward with SOU) mixed
troops from bartacan. 30 miles north of
Manila, found tbe railway line blocked,
and waa taken by ambuh by tbe in
surgents. Fierce fighting ensued, and
was earned on for tbieedaTS during which
General onet was killed. Tbe native
troops joined tbe insurgents, and the
Spaniards, who were left about 500 in
number, surrendered.
eaaela rrUam.
Hoxa Koso, June 20. Tbe United
States steamer Zafiro, which has just ar
rived here, brimrs news from Manila un
der date ot June 17, from which it ap
pears that Uie insurgent now hold 4uO0
Spaniards, and 1000 native prisoners, to
gvther with tbeir arms.
at WaalU
Mixiia, June, 17-The situation ia
unchanged. The insurgents are unable
to take Manila, owing to tbeir lack of
field guns. They could not take it even
if Admiral Dewey admitted, which be
wiil not.
Tbe report that the United Stales
transports from San Francisco have been
sighted is not correct. They are expec
ted on June 20,
The Shafiar Kiae'tM
Waswixctox, June 20. No doubt is
entertained at either the war or navy de
partment that Shaftcre expedition has
arrived safely off Santiago by this time
As a matter of fact, it ia believed the
first transports arrived near the blocka
ding fleet Satuaday night. According to
the plans arranged for debarkment, the
fleet of tramrpors wss to lie in a safe po
sition until bampeon cleared the way
for a landing.
lesPMtaat BUI.
Wasaisotox, June 20. The senate
committee on the Nicarauga canal today
agreed to report a bill providing
for the construction of the
Nicaragua canal, but on lines
very different from' those of tbe bills
previously reported. The bill authori
sed today practically provides for con
struction of the canal by the United
States. The Meritime Canal Company
is to be continued in existence, but all
the stock is to be held by tbe govern
ments of the United States, Nicaragua,
and Costa llica. . ,
Wilt mt Excbaage
Wasiiisotox, June, 20, Word waa re
ceived today from Commodore Watson
to the effect that Captain General Blan
co eta tea that the Spanish government
refuses to exchange Hobson and his
men.
Will Bara ike Tewa
OrrGiMXTAM a, Saturday June 18.
Cuban scouts report today that the ia
habitantaof Cairuanera have strewn the
streets with straw and oil, with the in
tention of destroying the city and fleeing
to the hills. Camanera lies four miles
up tbe bay from Camp McCalla, under
the guns of the American ships, and the
situation is desperate.
Very BealrneUve.
OffSaxtiaoo de Cuba, June, 18. A
careful inspection of the fortifications
along the crest of the bills, defending
Santiago harbor since the bombardment
Thursday morning shows that the Am
erican gunners spread wreck and ruin
everywhere. Some of the batteirea were
demolished beyond repair.
The vultures, which circled over the
hills as thick as swallows around a clum
ney for houra after the firing ceased, fur
nished gruesome evidence of the faulty
among the Spanish soldiers.
(MUsi LaaJlaa riaaee
KisasToa, June, 19. Several attempts
to find landing places for the United
States troops within a distance of two
miles west of Santiago have determined,
with rawvinua innuires to the eastward
lithat the shore for fifteen miles is. lined -aBml
with Spaniards. While thia will not Camming
prevent a lanaing ciubo n "w8,
mu entail mdaiderablo delay, - as the .
surrounding country must be thoroughly
shelled and cleared before the troops
can land in safety.
Baa lbs Bleekads
Kingston Jamacia, June, 19. Three
large cargoes ot supplies are known to
have run the blockode Already, and
of food are being smug
gled into Havana by way of. the Isle of
Pinis, Cienfugos, and other ports on the
southwest coast having direct communl-1
oation with the capital.
Strictly feueineae
FOSHAY k MASOK
-Wholesale A Retail
BiUBBISTS 1ID BOQISllLlla
ataaxr. oaxooa.
Pare Drugs aad the finest and Largest
Stork ef Stationary ana books
us tbe Market.
OliYer Pl0lSHei Prices
HOPKINS EROS.. Agents.
Albany, Oregon.
per uVsua
French the jeweler.
Crescent Bicycle.
Hookies Brother, ageaU.
Beat BicyUe tortus mooey.
WUI A Stark. jeweVrv,
Try SdtttHes'e Sai ta. aa aaal s-
Batas at Viereek's sharing aad hair
cutting pariats.
Pictures from 75 cents Ie 25
at Longs gallery.
Some very pretty late eptodale cases at
WUI A StarVe.
CreKeet Kcyvlea at llopkias Brother
tor oaly 120, (30, f2 aad MX.
C B Winn, cue ticket agent. Tkketa
to all points ia the east.
Crawford A Haratah for photographs
Prices from f 1 to VQ per dosra.
Be sure sad see tbe anti ret tie ware at
Hoc kin Bios, will tea. a Bfatisae.
Freak seeds, two packs re for a sicks! si
Stewart Sox Hardware uo's.
Fresh seed, two nackajres for a nickel at
Stewart t cox usru ware ve s.
Cyclists eoese around to A BeaaVsaew
Ice Cream Parlors after your ride.
Crackers are now way dowa ia price,
call oa C E Browaell for freak eaes.
DetkioM etrswberrtfe and vaaila ice
eeam at Viereek's Ice Cream Sam ewe
Garden.
Raarrs kod, set aad p-at ia Erst data
orJeral Viereek's sharing aad hair cot
bag parlor
Wbea you want a choice steak, a sics
rosstor neat oi any kind, call oa henry
Sroders. Us keeps the best.
Die. H. E. aad U. C B-era office aad
real dene ia post ofbos beitdiaf. t-pocial
attention given to diseases ef wooes.
Tbs best meats of all kinds aad good
treatment at tbe Albaev LHeased Beef
Company's market, hitt diwa Second
street. Good weight aad prompt attend
tioa.
-Oliver gave the world tbe chilled plow'
Aad itkassaseamore snoeey
to the farmer of America
tlaa any other imclement ever prodocea
Genuine Oliver chilled are tne best oa
earth. Tbe Oliver is a rroioter of bappt-
as oa tbe farm, aad tbe dealer who sella
it knows be is luadlieg tbe best. Look
out for immttation and touch nothing but
tew eesnio roods, msde calv cv Olive
Chilled plow work. Sooth Bead, Ik1 C
8. A.
: Dealer in -:- 3
: Hard ware, Unckery, Glais-
are. Groceries and aJ goods -
acji is country stores.
SI WILL
g SELL GOODS
zz FOR CASH 2
m As Low as Anybody. I
g- Country produce and eggs ;
taken ia exchange "
forgooods. ;
WMieelW
Prof. A. STARK
Of WtfJ . Stark.
Optical Specialist
cGradnate of ths Chicago OpUtalau
Is prepared to en mine scipstiScaft
Jlratelr. by the latest aad improW
saethodsof modem science, aiij who ds
Sire to nave their eyes tested.
Cusick Block ALaAjrv.Oajteoa.
GOOD INSURANCE OR
HONE.
If you wsnt nothing for your money
get ' Belief," hot if you want
. "RelialiB tacen
bare vour property insured by the lead
ing aent of Albany, in companies tbat
bave nen in bounces lor years, snd tbat
bare money to back tbeir obligations.
You cannot get a good article of any
kind for not nine, and when yoa want ta
eo ranee get "Insuraisce' and not "Re
lief." M. SENDERS.
"Insurance, Hay, Grain and Wool.
Star Bakery
Corner Broadalhin and First St
CCXEAQ METO PaOPEIETW
-0 ale r-
affASBTBk
LINN CO- ABSTiUClllANlJjE
wcunacy vuregou.
02ks, Bank of Oregon Building.
Only set of Abstract of linn Coaaty'
Complete set of maps a ltd r-Uta
barte reasonable
We are assies te de a little gnodi ia th
wacid aad oaa tank af ao ptaasaatae
btar way ta de H laaa ay rwoaea,iae
Oae Miaele Coach Cure as a praveativ
ef peeesaaaia. ooaaaiaptioa and otbar m
ioa laag SroaHUe U-( lle aegWotod
olds J A Caauaia:
"Mr 8w.etbeart Weal Dowa With tbe
Maine,'' is tne name of a aew aad popular
piece of aiusie. Call for a copy at r U
Will's.
1 he Evidence ia tne case proves
Uood s Sarsaparilla cures rneomalis .dys
pepsia, catarrh, that tired feeling, scrofula
salt rtasum. soil and all to d diseases.
flood a Pills are tbe favorite family
catbartio Cure sick headache, break up
cold.
That Tired Feeling is due to Itnpov-
ul 1 1 MmJI. S.MMnll. mm.
rtcbe and vi'alix-s the blod and give
strength, energy aad visor. Be rite to
get Mood's.
flood.e Pills act easily aad promptlv oa
tbe liver and bowels. Cure sick beadach
Ba1 Tri alt aad tsssls tsar ia Awaa.
Ta Quit Mwt aaaur and tarasar. aa bmc
aaUtt. full a 111., awnr. aad vlaor, take No-To-Baa.
U wooder-worker, that soaka waaa atsa
strong. All druMlaia, lOoorll. Care fuaraa
axd. Booklet aad aaaapla rrea. Adtraaa
BwrUnc R-nady Oa, Cbloaeo or Nsw York;
The New cat At thestor-ot A ill A Stark
Jewelry you will get the facts, aad
Facts find a fine stock of goods
to select from. It is up
todat and includes the best lines of sratch
and clocks and all kinds ot jewelry. Tbeir
line of silveawarets extra and they have
many novelties that will please.
Seencra Alter uoid know tbey may
be dUappointod, bet seeker after health
take Hood's Sarsaparilla with the utmost
confidence that it wtll do them wonderful
good.
Aftar yssrs of eatold aaffailag from nil,
B V Pars.ll of Kaitnersville,, wasrartd
by asing a aingls bos it ie Witt's Witeb
HaaSi Satve elkia diaaaaa saoh a esasaa,
raah, pimp! aad obstinate acres are read
by ibu i.mous rsmsdy J A
' Albany Market.
Wheat 50 cents.
Oats 32.
Eggs4Mnta
BuUer IS to 22 cents.
Potatoes 25 cents.
Hams 11 to IS cenU.
Sides 10 to 11 cents.
Shoulders e to 7 cents.
ef
ii
t r3i
Wf"v$ f"a wl
i Wjr-? it
ZimJZmttmtt grasl eai. as st satas
For aae by J - J . Cummiair
For Sale
One of the finest Improved, best locat
ed and most fertile farms in Lion county,
situated within two and a bait miles ol
Brownsville, small bearing orchard,
plenty of small fruit, two bond red acres
in grain, fifty acres summer fallow, sev
enty acres timber lend, and restore land,
520 acres ta all. Price st.wu.
Address or cell oa W. J. Keener
Brownsville, Or.
HPIRT BldCLE EHPAEIH5
Geieral BJaftsmtting
HORSE SHOEING.
Strand street, between Fetry and
Broadalbia streets.
MILLER A STEWART.
The Magnolia
I aundry-e--
. c simpsou & soiv
SteTifM Prices forkfarrta ;;
H. F.nerrni
Insurance and Collection Aertt Morn?)
to loan, warrants bought OtSee in tbs
DnMOCKAT building. - --
Yard Uttler,
A as latent.
J. 0. LITTLSS'S
Qroaiid Tioor
Dental Office.
Broadalbln, St.,
Albany, Or.
COLLINS & HODGES
Dentists.
Odd Fellow's Temple, Albany, Or.
All work carefully done under latest
methods.
STREET-RAILWAY .K0T1CE.
The motot on the Albany street rail
asy will connect promptly with all train.
o aad from tne depot, day and night.
Special trips will be n-sde at special
, . I. V. Cohn, Conductor,
Piaao.Organ.Toica Cxittiire.HarmoD j
iIdR.cmirt, 1 rtaMOBaaBr.
- Teacher of Musi
aihlatoa S 'trwt.nau U PCkOKk, AVlba Or
Wood For Sale.
Good fir wuod for sale Lv tbe end. fraa
1 to 10 cord. ihTered. for tl 00 to 2.7l
per cord. Oa tbe irround. K mite nartk
of stel bridge, from II 00 to $2. CO per
cord. Call on or address I. VIT. Cantwell
Albany Or, ot Mere word at Democbaj
oSce.
T. O. Shaver.
(Successor to F. L. Kenton.)
Second St. oppesile. Dzkocuat office
Will cocetantly kp on band a good steel
f prociri. . eh -prodace aad fruit
wU.ca il be sold at biit (rices.
lr Adams
Cusick Block
Albany, Or
Painless work a specialty.
TfiEASURER'S N01ICE KO 9
Notice is bereov given that funds ate
3D hand tc rav ritv warrant Kos 367
to 415 Inclusive' ot the issue of 1S97. In
terest on a.d warrants will cease with tbe
date of this notice.
Albany Or. Pec. 29, 1S97.
E. A. Pabxck.
Treats rer.
Siir Eiai Mu.
Commenriag May 16th tbe Corv&llie k
Eastern R R will resume sale of regujar
summer excursion ticsets o asl points.
Fare Atbaay to Taquina and remix $3 60,
to Newport and return $1. good for return
until Oct 10th. to IVtroit and retcra 3,
good for return until Oct Slst.
For ExcnaDge.
130 seres ot lanl Zhl miles from Toledo,
SO acres sood bot'oui Isnd, balance hill
snd bench land, one belt mile water
front on 1 equina Bay . W ill excapge for
property in or near Aioenv.
B. F. Jonis.
Harness
Harness
For the best Harness, band
sewed and made of tbe best
California oak tanned leath
er, call
at the old stand or Lai isurk-
hart.
. First clasa work
teed. '
guar an-
A E Kctchum
WANTED. AGEX1S FOR "GLAlV
stone, Hia Life and lVilis ir
vicee." by Thoa. V. Handford. A won
derful story of a glorious career. Over 80U
large, radiant pages, liw super o, roe
engraving. Kichest, biggest, oes anu
only endorsed uGlapstoce took" published.
Only $1.60. Comuiisaion, 59 percent.
Credit civen. Freieht paid. Outfit free.
Drop ail trasu ana dear f xw a raontn wiiu
the only true aad good ''Uladtone book."
Addreaa Tna Dominion Compant, IVpU.
sa, 352-3&0 Uvarbora street, Lnicago.
Or. Price's Cream Baking Fowdet
World's Fair Highest Award.
FruKs.
are;
Pried Fruit.
Tobacco.
Sugar.
Coffee.
Etc
Csooctf .Tfe--Qnieriisajc,
Veaetue
Clears.
Spfcea.
Tea
erytfaiair hat i. apt ta
cnod variety andgro
eerystore. Hir
et p-ae paid
for
ALL KINDS OF PHODDOI
GIEL WAItTED. Ote who i willin
to werk and attend to bonnes. - Caul
ee M. Senders
I OSf. On the col eg campoaTae-
Xday afrernoon ataasas parasoi.'
Pkase
return to tho PsatocsLiT oice.
FOR BEN After July 1st good store
roofsunow occupied by J A alcFerca.
Call oa Mia Woods, above store.
GIRL WASTED ta do general boose
work, to go to tbe Bay daring the
tummer. Inquire at the Uaaocaar omce.
F OR SALE. At a bargain. Bar
horse 5 rears old. Perfectly sound.
Weight 1130 to 1500 lbs. Broke single
and double. Inquire at J. A Camming a
lrng Store.
COR REST. Furnished or furnished"
V:
DaMOCSAT office.
DOXGWAHTOXG CO, Second St
near Lvoa street. Albany. Sella Chi
nees medicine, Chinese rice. Chinese
tea and nit oil.
KEJTT. Residence centrally lo
cated. Call on Mrs. S. Brenner or at
the store of Julius Uradwohl.
T70K
T70R SALE. A good seeoed band set
I of Cooper tool. inquire
Houck, 1 st and twker.
TO BICYCLE RIDERS. Do roe want
a eood bright lbl for your wheel.
Use call at the office ot the Oregoa Oas
Ligt, Ueatine x Power to, they have
the best cn sale ia the market.
MIX WAXrKD.-Twenryrnenwaat
ed at once at Waterloo to work ss
axcien. 1 a ttay and board. CaU at the
Waterloo railroad office.
STRAWBERRIES. RP strawberries
at Bryants patch on the Saaham
GOOSKRERR1ES. I will deliver to
anv bouse in tbe city, freak gooseber
ries for eanning, ia mU or large qaaatt
tiee at f cents per gallon. '
Aibsay, Or.
LADIES. Royal Tee. cleais the com-pk-xK-n.
it ecu oa the biocd. stoMcb,
iner and kidney and tts a ln
tonic for the whole STm. Magnolia
Blossoms cures all kinds of diseases pecul
K reTaW.
N
day.
w CrcLKBT.-Try the new Cyclcry.
Wheel" rented all hours of he
Next door ioGotl,,iBBLAs
Kentish Unerriea. iw ,
tish cherries lor 15 cents a gaL b y
leaving orSers with F. W. tnmnburg at
S. E. Young's Store.
KOTICE OF FINAL SimgWT.
Notice ie hereby given that the und.
signed administrator of the estate of Jane E
CaW,deceased.has filed his final account of
said etate,wiUi the clerk ot thecountj court
for linn county, Oregon, aad the county
court has fixed the 9A day of July, 1398. at
the hour cl 10 o'clock a m, to hear object
ions, it any, and to settle said account and
estate. . .
Tbia 9th day of June, 1898.
ER M CArmn, -
Administrator of the estate of Jane E
Carter, deceased.
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