The state rights democrat., January 13, 1899, Image 4

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applications, and make
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PULLMAf BOrFE SLEEPER.
ninino- Cars on Ogden Routt'
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OUR CAPACITY
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In the Valley.
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Is U n s u r pa.a eu
In Oregon.
te have the best stock it
fiMlflpl. from and our prices
9to always the lowest, quality
considered
SMILEY,
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fn ill Pnints East
Snlid vestibule trains, consisting of pal-
lnxnioa dining carv
elegant day coaches, magnificent toons'
afrVTnd free colonist sleeper, irom the Pa
cific to the Atlantic witnom cnan.o.
costCdirkct a so cheapest koctb
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Mining
District I
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k. li rutin t. in the, Okanturan Country
n . rMimnVilpt pi vine A fall lescnptiol
l thi. wonderful countrv. Ask the airent
f..A,nnMha mining law C.f KritUf
V, M 'YJ -w 0
Colombia.
Lowe. rat o and from
EUROPE
Atlantic eteam&hip ine.
nanndian Pac. Rv Uo's
Hoval Mail Steamship
line to China and Japan
Manner ilTTRAI.IAlt 8TBAXXB LOT
BOSoLrnr, rut ad atstraua
TVa ahnrtnrf linA to tee CclODie.. TbtSM
.too mora caiTT an exDerieaced medio.
man, and a stewardess on every voyage.
for time tables pamphlet, or any in
ormatlon, call on or address.
8 tf STEALS 4 CO. lin-.i.l'biar
EJ03YLS, Aj't, 113 r'airJ 3t.,P
and. Or. .
GEO. McU. BROWN. 0 P. A.
Vancouver.
Pullman Sleeping Oars,
Elegant Diniivg Oars,
Tourist. Sleeping Oars'
si rani
" Slinnearolia
Dalntb
Fargo,
TO Grand Fork.
Orookston
Winnipeg
Helena and
Butte
TIROUGH TICKE'.
TO
Llcago
Vashtngtou
Philadelphia
Sework
toe ton and al.
?nint East and Sooth
Throudh tickdta to Japan and ClTna, n.
Tacoma and Northern Pacific teamaoif
Oo., an American line.
For information, tune cards, nap anc
rlckeU call on or write O Q Burkhart
agnt, Albany, Or.
AD Charlto". Gen
Portland
The new. from Mr U
b.en of the rimi.i.t
many, ltlndicsi 'f.' v
never becst.rd'ii m, i,.. ,
freedom lor Ui uxiii. t
f3oliehly go to r witu the United
6tatee. The insurtenU are an ignorant,
pgan people with lit' io lose. Totir
restless character will never permit their
being eatieSed witti fin restraint placed
upon them bv the g veaiinent under
another country. ant henrs they will
always cause troubl. A- thersare sev
eral million, of them aciosu the ocean
from the center of the government they
can cause a great deal of trouble . The
Democrat long a go called the Philip
pines a while elephant on the hands of
Uncle Ram, and so they will undoubted
ly prove.
A great deal ha. been oaid about the
kissing of RoDson. Whether right or
wrong it is certain that his promiscuous
kissing of silly women ha lowered him
i. in the eyesot the world. The excuse
made that it is limply an expression of
patriotism of thd women of the Unite 1
States and their love for heroism. Taere
are plenty of sensible way. to display
ones patriotism without such gosh. The
Democrat likes Hobeon well enough
but it does not like such a display of bad
taste.
Governor Pingree the great and only
original of Michigan thi. week del;ered
a message in which among many other
thing, he took a decided opposition to
the annexation of the Philippine., and
a. a weak imitation of
European monarchies
A New Year's Watch Alchtlng
characterises it
the policies of
Shake, Mr Spud.
Fas At
Colorado lead in the ;y J outpi.t of the
states of the union last year, the a
mount being over 24.000.000. Alaska'
output was $2,000,000. hot of coarse this
does not include trie B Content from
Dawson. Oregons ontpnt was (1.345,
669. '
During the wrk Hi- tax levy ha. been
made, being 5.7 mills. tx-ing considerably
more han recent it, and far more than
ill suit th ruas-e-. Paying legislat
ures that did n-.t iv .-t contray to the
constitution, ground for insane tsy.nm
not oedtneele clerk, nrrdlee, commis
sions, etc, requires a hiyu tax.
YAQU1NA ROUTE
CORYALUS & EAST
RAILROAD
Connecting at YAQUISA with the
YAQUINA PAY STEAM
SHIP COMPANY
STEAMERS
Grace Dollar and NaYarro
First-class in every respect. One of
the above steamers is due to sail
from Taqnina about ever
live days.
Shortest route between valley pointt
and fc'aa Francisco.
Fare:
west to
(10 00
, IT 01
Albany and points
Ban Francisco
Cabin
Ronnd trio
For sailing days apply t
Edwix Siosa,
H. L. Waldxh, Manager.
T F. & P. A.
J. TcaKxa, Agent Albany, Or.
I7RST Bl ATIOjS.41. HANK.
P of alsavt, oaao!
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JoliUoliVlo
Fast Salt Lake, Denver, Ft Fast
Mail Worth. Omaha. Kan Mail
m eas Citv. St Louis, 7:20 a m
Chicago and East.
pokane Walla Walla, Spok- Spokane
Fiver ane, Minneapolis, bt Flyer
Prudent.
loPiait!nt.
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T1ABSACTS A OKKKaALbaaaiaci
arvviv rarra KPT Mhliwa 1a aback.
ioht eichakgc and taloraphla aaaslar, said
a Kaa- York Saa Prandaco.CUeafo and Putlam
DLtoriOHS aAO" onbl tarra.
ataaevoaa4!
8 B Tooaa B LA(xa
PAOoeawn, L. Fuasl
C. . Pun.
Locally there ha. been tome amuss
meet over a heated d:-i Oiun, good na
tared with nixi ptoi, over the ques
tion of the ending f ti.e present cent
ury. Asa matter of fact the whole
matter hingea on tn- 'a-t. It that can
he eetabKrhedbietcrica'ly it ought to set
tle the matter. The present system of
counting time B. C and A. D., was be
xunagood while aftr -hriet's birth,
and aj a matter ot fart, doe. not corres
pond ith it rise' y. Tne 6nr of the
new system w.re given vb place o! those
of the old by the Christian people of the
orld goiog back to all .orrner events B.
C and coming np past the birth of
Chris!, and we depend upon Item now
for all historical tact ihoogh it is prob
able that for a long time after Christ the
old system was cvuuiaird. As the dates
were placed on rsacmog the time of the
birth of Cbitt the 1 B. C. was followed
backward by 0 the ame as 11 had been
followed by 10, and then coming forward
we have 1, 2, etc., merely marking the
period according f an aracgement, not
being need at the time iteeir, as another
system was lien in vogue dating frtm
the Croatian. The question brings np
an interesting study and will be of ben
efit to thtee w'o goal it for the purpose
of learning and not from capriciousoees.
Oak Ceek Jan. 3, 181) J
A record bieakiug ciowd met at the
School house Udl Saturday eve to listen
to the "Jury trial in Kangeroo court"
also the literary program of the Soci
ety. Lo:ig before the appointed hour the
sea a were fall and stauding room was at
pr.niluui. At 7.30 P M Sheriff D S Smith
notified the bouse that the Court wa in
cession. Judge McElmorry called casi
on docket State ol Uregon piaintin agt.
Ole Olsee defendant grand larceny of one
Hay Press .valued at (100. E Williams
and J Wickiser appeared as attorney iu
behalf of the Slate, II Perry and L Buker
representing conusel for the defense,
Sheriff Smith was ordered to bring the
prisoner into court, who after listening
to the charge read by clerk McFeely
plead "not guilty", the court then pioc
cceded to empanel a iury with some
tf'lHcuHy. A number of wittnesses were
then called in behalf of the State who
testified in liae making a strong chain of
cirrumatancial ev dence but there was
no less ability shown in b-lulf of tb de
fendant at their evidence was equally as
strcBg as those on the part of the state,
much cross questioning war done with
witnesses on both sides causing a number
of hot dispute, between attorneys but
the coolness and pretence of mind of the
Jndge kept the atmosphere at a moder
ate temperature. After the conclusion
ot the evidence the case was well argued
by the concil on both sides, the judg
then Instructed the Jury and turned
j them over to sheriff Smith, in about 30
minutes they were returned to the jury
box and foreman Thompson banded in
the following ''we the jurors fail to a
gree,"ihe jury was then dischargtd
After a recess of thirty mioutes they
were called to oider again and the fcl
lowing program was rendered ty th
society.
Song bv the Quartet'.e.
Rec.by Volena Smith.
Dialogue, An Iriah love letter.
Solo by E illiams.
Rec. bv t'tarl Walker.
Snlo by W S Ttiompsom.
Kec. by Beasie lluicheo.
Solo by L Baker.
Rc. by Mary ii.o-np-ou.
Drama Aunt Betty's Beaux
At the conclusion of the program tb
good ladies spread an excellent lunch
at which all ware to be found enjoying
tbemtvlvee as the o'.d year passed and
the new year glided in, thus going down
in the memories of tbote pre
sent as one ol the e ents long to ba r-
membe'ed.
The next meeting of the society will
be on Saturday l4th at 7 P M . Tte fol
lowing qnestiocs will be discussed "Res
olved that labor is jostified in cricso t ng
against capital.'' On the affirmative are
H Perry, li MrElmarre and W Tboiop
son, negative are t Williams. L Barker
and J Wickizer.
K Wi'.iiams Sec.
Germany will strengthen her army.
A nation to have a strong place among
the natioos of the world mint have a
Htrong navy. Tne Demociat i. in favor
"f building up one of the stronger nav
ies In ti e world, one that will be a iredit
to the United State, a. a country of the
Q st magnitude, lt is one thing in which
a i'aii ntiiusc make a aio w.
MISFITS.
Oregon has a Dawson City. It is situ
'!ed D.e.r Canyon City, and is named
alter A B Dawson. It is now the center
oi a gooa sized mining excitement.
It is io be hoped that we are now en
tering upon an era of peace that shall lie
long and lasting. We have leached that
a in the ci ilization of the world when
the sword should be beaten into nln.
hare. Let peace te the watchword of
good citizens everywhere.
llie time will be welcome when the
ouege graduates will agaiu warn the
people of the danker of over confidence,
This year he will again have his hands
ull in other fields, and as we look over
the list we become anxious on account
ol his great responsibility.' In the mat
ter of 'rxpantloo alonehe will have to
speak out in no uncertain tones, for the
question it not ret set !.).
Telegraphic.
MARRIED.
aaU-ClvIl te vlec
Wasiimotos, Jan. 6. The anti-civil
service reformers scored a victory in the
It is an interesting fact that Senator bone today The execntive, legislative
sou juuicibi appropriation uiu wastaaeu
There is talk of a dictator over the
gov-rnmeut of Hawaii. Never. I) in on
dictators. The name is unsavory. Let
he:e be an enlightened government
here in which the Intelligent people of
the iflands will have a hend and an
equitable repiientation.
Simon has reached the highest position
t..u witupy. naving been Dorn in
u m?y be 'nnot be president of the
The killing of Sheriff Williams at 8ea
side, near Astoria, has suggested the fact
that a sheriff is mirU.I m . ,a ..ur.
The risks of the office are such that he is
entitled to good pay for the risks he runt,
a i aradise for Farmers. Tilline the
soil almost a railim " Thi. im th
heading in a Portland paper. The best
p ace in the world for farmers is proba
bly in Oregon. This head thtogh is very
nearly a "slop over."
The Manila guards of McMinnville, a
young ladies' organization that has at
tracted considerable attention, will not
attend the Inauguration of Governor
Ueer as per invitation. This is good and
aeuaiuie on tue pari ol the young ladies.
up for consideration, and then, when the
appropriation for the civil service com
mission was reached, r.van. made a mo
tionjto strike it out This motion has
been made annually for a dozen years or
more, but invariably failed. The mo
tion to strike out carried by a narrow
margin, 67 to 61.
Cke far C a !
New York, Jan. 6. The Journal and
Advertiser win tomorrow print a state
ment given out tonight bv Richard Orok-
er, in which be says :
"i believe in expansion ; I believe in
holding whatever possessions we have
gained by annexation, purchase or war.
a uu policy is not oniy patriotic, but
It is the only safe one to pursue.
A Tertiala Aeetafeat
Losnox, Jan. 6. A bie boiler hpinir!
tested in Hewitt's ahip-building-yards 1 ' 1
at Itarkinir hnrat Ivino anA !. I Mr. a
Let the graduates ol the ao railed nor
mal echoo's of the state of Oreroo stand
on thejr mrits, with no privilege not
enjoyed by o'her schools. If there is to
be any favor, among the normal schools
Monmt-uth should be given the prefer
ence for it stands far above th. others at
an educator ot tearhers.
There has been some hot arguments
on the tubjeci of the end of this cent-,
my and the beginning of l'e twentieth
It w ill do people good to reason together
on such things though not so very im
portaot. It is always best to put tome
ice on your bead and keep cool, t jt it it
only a matter of a name anyway.
The s'.a'e tax levy of 6.7 mills is a big
jump from Z4 mill. rln In nnnx-Mur,
uu extravagant legislation, and will not
oe appreciated by the dear people. It
wiu mean an increase of over two mills,
which is a large amount.
An exchange tell a of an Independence '
Lirl who took a header from a wheel and
was jarred into unconsciousness. Meth
od cf resuscitation were immediately
applied without seeming result until a
nenevolent Ijokmg old gentleman with
glasses said: "Rub ber ntck." At
luie the young woman came to ber sens
es. Tears came and she renreeaed cry
J oi anguish as she acres aaed, "Robbsr-
oeca yourteii. yon old fool," and the
was to mad she couldn't cry.
i A
sre
good many senator mating hod ie
In session back east. It is strange
that on of the beet qui! lied run in 'be
L'nit.d States for the cfBce of U S ten
aor baa not been meotiooeJ. Jo'm D
K- fellow. He poe-esws the rqu'i!e
big be rel of money, tnd would be oat
openly for tl.e tru.lt instead of proceed
ing on the back door policy of tome of
the senators.
LEGAL DIRECTORY
2pm
Paul. Duiuth. Mil- 10:0ft a m
wankee, Chicago, A
East.
8pm OCEAN STEAMSHIPS 4 pm
All Sailing dates subject
to change.
For San t rancieco
Sail Dec, 3, 8, 13, 18,
23,- 24.
8om COLUMBIA RIVER 4pm
ExSonday STEAMERS. ExSunday
Saturday To Astoria and Way
lOpm Landings.
6am WILLAMETTE RIV. 4 :30 p ml
ExSun. Oreaon Citv. ISewberg, Ex faun.
Salem & W ly-Laod's
7am WILLAMETTE AND 3:30 p
Tuesday. YAMHILL RIV. Monda
Thurs.. Orezon City. Dayton. Wed.
and Sat and Way-Lands. and Sat
flam WILLAMETTE RIV. 4 .30 p m
Tuesday Portland to Corvallis Tuesday
Thnr . and Way-Land. ncs. Tbur.
and Sat. and Sat.
Lv Rinaria Lv Lewiston
1:46am SNAKE RIVER 6:45 am
Mon.Wed Riparia to Lewiston Sun.Tues
and Fri. and Tbur. I
W.H. IIURLBURT,
Gen. Pass. Agent,
C. G. RAWLING3, Portland, Or.
Agent A'banv.
Albany.
W R Bilyeu, Foshay A Mason block.
J R N Blackburn, P O block.
H Bryant, P O block.
Anderson Cannon, P O block.
J N Duncan, PO block.
T P Hackleman, Pearce block.
Jndge H H Hewitt, P O block.
N B Humphrey.
Kelly & Curl, bank building.
L H Moitanve, Pearce bloc-.
J C Powell, P O block.
C E Sox, PO block.
L L r-wann. Bank building.
H D Wateon, bank building,
Weatherford & Wyatt. Bank building
Whitney & Newport, Cutick block.
O W Wright, PO block.
Lebanon.
S M Garland.
Brownsville.
A A Tossing.
Sclo.
TJ Wilson.
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OUEGOX VIAVI COMPANY
Cor. Morrison & Park Sts.
LEWIS BUILDING.
lortland ' Orego
..ENVELOPES...
ALL COLORS
ALL SIZES.
Largest stock
Lowest prices
SMILEY,
the Printer."
The biggest
and best stock'
ol
Confectionary,
Nuts, etc.fi
in Albany,
at F. II. Pfeiffer's.
The prfces are
the smallest. ,
4T
a TRAM' MARKS.
COPY RIGHTS c
At.Ton. senlfna s etrb and deacrlntlnn may
tuif.-klf aac4rtaln. ff'.a, whether an Invention la
probat) patentable. Ojnjmunlcatlnna atrlr.'tlr
eonlldentlaL Oldeat aeencr f'jraecurin pateoia
li America. We hare a WaabltiKton office.
Patent taken through Jdana 4 Co. ranttra
apwHal nouoa In tb.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
' Athletic parsons," tars the London
Telegraph, "are not slwaye lucky in
their attempt to show their prowess.
While a strong carate in the southeastern
oistnct, wno can us bis ut when re
quired, was making m parochial visit he
beard scream from a side street and
learned that a women bad been assaulted.
"Where is the blackguard who did it?
be exclaimed; and a pclite little boy
poiotea out a man wno wts lurmag a
corner some distance away. The cut ate
promptly ran after hiu , seized him by
the coat collar and dragged him back lo
the place of asaoalt, amid the applause
ot the crowd. " V by, that ain't the par
ty that did it," said the woman when
the victim was shown to ber "that
ain't my boabard. And, besides what
are you interferio' in other peoples af
fairs for?" The curate apoiigized to the
inoffensive man he )id seized, but
threatened with an action for illegal ar
rest.
The expense oi running the army it
to be lucre ed fourfold: This i entirely
unnecessary. We have demonstrated
thoroughly that oor volunteer soldiery
is entirely tqual to emergencies A targa
standing army savors of imperlaltsm.and
it is a lib regret that the policy ot our
government i changed in this respect.
beautifully Ulnar rated, (unrest circulation or
any acleut) Be Journal, weekly, term, 4JJi a Teat
SlOaiJK ruontha. Hpectmen ouplr'A and UAN
Book I'Ai lxtb seut fre. Add"
MUf-JN A CO.
3" I !"r;. '
DR. J. L , HILL
Physician and Surgeon,
b lock,
Albany Market.
Wheat 48 ?enta. -
OaU30
Eggs 25 cents.
Butter 16 to 22 cents.
Potatoes 26 cents.
Hams 11 to 13 cents.
Sides 10 to 11 cents.
Shoulder 9 tc 7 cent.
The Weather.
From the New York Post.
The Kansas office-seeker who "hopes to
get tometbing in the new possessions''
knowinS, as be does, ooihijg about the
people,, their language, religion or cos
toms, and caring Loihing lor au office
among them except as a place where can
get a salary thst he cai.not get at home
stands for the crowd who want to treab
again the path which Kpain bas trod be
fore to her disgrace and ruin. The Gov
ernor-elect of New York points out the
only way by wh en the United State
can eecspe still greater shame. The peo
ple (must insist that whenever and
wbere-ever military rule yields to civil
rnle, the civil official shall be a man who
stands ss high in characterand is as fit
for the special demands of his place al is
General Wood to be Military Governor
of Santiago, and Gentrul Ludlow for the
government of Ilivma
A Parisian etas' ciau has discovered
that during the 24 urs Jie French Rep
ublii: has lived, 39 c .jiugos of Cabins
ha taken place. I' .. -a changes havs
neceiteta'ed the puici.ae of new Russia
leather or Morocco irt'o ios by 63 Min
isters. France ought ti be the native
health of the Leather fruit. Republic,
The 'aws in .restraint of trusts ars in a
state of paraly.is,owing to to the conniv
ance of the Republican administration
The trusts in restraint of trade remain
continuously and perniciously active.
.Robbery by law tnd robbery by non-en
forcetnent of laws tne become ingrafted
among the regular indiiHtrira of the
country Republic.
Soothing, healing, cleansing, 13 e Wit'; 's
vritcu Huzwl Salve is the implacable ene
my or tores, burns and wounds, it never
failt to cure Piles, You may re'y npou it.
-J. A. Camming, agent.
Too many fashionable nations ol a
Squalid laundry in "ret l liirty-teventh
treet. New York, ultmced the attention
of the police . And so it came to pass
that Hop Wah, a languid mild-mannered
Oriental, was held for examination on
the charge of running an opium den. It
was the strange smallnes of the bundles
Tonight and Sunday probably fair, i taken to W'ah'slanndry that first at
r ieec. i,aitpl the auBuiclon ti the nolice. Wo
men elegantly Bttireu ramn iu tueir car
riaaes, and men accompanind by their
e'stioDary temperature. River
F. M. Fbbnch,
' Displayman.
Remember Jan. 13th t
Why? College Entertain mepf.
coarse.
of
valets werefrrquent calleis
Everything runs in'o traits,
flobion kissing trust is the latest.
Tba
When the Century Er.di.
Editor Democaut :
I yester Jay's Democrat, yrn made
the assertion that this was the last year
of the century, and clinched your state
ment bv tb added aatertcn, that those
who argued differently, did to "without
rea.n to back them."
We will take your own illustration,
and suppose that Christ was born at 0.
as oor method for reckoning time begins
at that period.
When he wa oce year old, be had
finished bis first year, bad te not? lie
hal lived one year, at midoiaht of Dec
ember 31st., jnst one year alter he wst
born. That wat his fiist year. scJ o
coats. mot have been tie first year of
the century. That first year the year 1
ot the life of Christ is now fii.iahrd.
He is ready to start on his second year,
and on the 31t. of December of that
year, be had finished two years of his
life. When be was two years old. two
years of the century bad been finished.
It takes 100 years for a century 100
finithea years. If bs had completed one
year ot tb century when he wa one
year old, and two years of the centory
when be was two years old, then sap
pose he bad lived to be a century old,
be must finish living the 100 years.
Therefore he would have finished the
century of time when be had completed
the 100 yeats of his life. It not thi ac
cording to reason aod fact?
What it true of the first 100 yes s of
our era, matt be true as long as our p.-es
ent method of reckoning time continues
If it takes 100 finished years to compli-U
one century, then it mutt require 1900
finisbtd years to complete the present
century.
Suppose, as yon it it, we sborld count
his first birthday a. the year 1 A D , we
matt remember that be had completed
the first year of hit life at li o'clock the
night before, and has now entered npjo
the first cay of hit second ye.ir. which
you propose to detignatt as the year 1.
A.D.
Supposing you should bs correct in the
above proposition, what wts the date,
and how do you reckon it, when Christ
was six months old.
Some persons of your opinion in this
matter, make the mistake io thinking
that became we now write 1899, that
we have finished that many years of oar
era, which is incorrect. We have com
pleted 189S years of oar time, and we
now are in the lSfrJth year of our era,
jusl as a person, who has f)nibd living
one year, starti on the to.'ond year of
bis life, aod we say Iia is in his second
year. Jat-t so we have now started in to
live our 1899th year.
Rejpectfully submitted,
- C. S. Harsish.
Representative Tongue it taking a
very active part io tne securing of legis
lation for Aiatka, among other Ibingt be
it trying to t cure a new liteoce - stem
particularly in reference to the tale of
Iqnor. It would be a big thing for th
people there if ttopprtt.
L M Bashor writing to Lebanon friends
from near Dawson says:
We have had tome very cold weather
for "wehfuoters " The thermometer
registered forty degrees below zero r
morning recently the co'dest thus 1 r.
But we do not mind the cold murl-. as
the air is so dry aod there Is verr ,.ttle
ind up here on Bonanza creek. I J miles
from liawtoo. It is ranch colVr in the
city of Dawson, as the wind h'.uws quite
a gale sometime, op the Yck n river.
County Jailer Dougherty yesterday
afternoon received from the municipal
court F. Lap pit. a five-days' truest, for
trespsteicg. The oriroaer was to eoor
moot that be could bardly paas through
the narrow door tearing to the prison on
the Salmon street aide. He looked to
hliny, though, that he was ordered to
bathe before miogtieg with the other in
mate ot iie corridor to which bt was at
signed. But when be began to d it robe
bts physical monstrosity began to grow
gradually lees. This tramp wai envel
oped in I oor pair of trousers, four suits of
under a ear. loar unJerthiru, four coats
ana tour vests, ua one band be wore a
glove with all the fingers cut off. except
ing the thomb, in which was concealed
a silver dollar. Telegram. He patted
through Albany a few days ago and was
teen by a uaaocaAT man warming up at
iue aepot nre.
at Barking burst today, and the superin
tenuout, engineer ana eignt other men
were killed. About 40 persons were in
jured, some fatally. The whole ship
building works were wrecked. A wo
man wa found dead 300 yards from the
scene of the disaster.
f.Jaat lawprtswa-aeat
Madrid, Jan. 6. Colonel Julison San
Martin, who was in command of the
Spanish garrison at Ponce when the U.
S. troops under General Mile irui nn
thn island, and who abandoned the place
wiuioui retiiatance naa been sentenced
to life imprisonment. He will be incar
cerated at Ceuta.
-Ma7 Will t 1
W ashisgtox, Jan. 6. The condition of
Representative Nelson Dingley. of
Maine, who baa been ill with pneumonia
for almost a week, has undergone a
marxea cnange tor the worse, and to
night his physicians hold ont but little
hope for bis recovery.
arriira Swrersssr
MoxTrrxrea. t,, Jan. 6, Governor
bn.i- a has tendered the place in the C.
Senate, left vacant by the death of
lator MorrilL to B. F. Fifield, of this
. y. Mr. Fifiield has not accepted.
PERRY FOSTER. At tba residence of
the bride five miles east of Albany, on
January 6, 1899, by Rev O.O.Sperry,
Mr. J. A Perry of Med ford and Miss
Ella M. Foster of Linn county.
The ceremony wss performed in tba
presence of a number of invited friend
and relatives of the contracting parties
and was a happy event. The groom is
now in the livery business in Medford,
and is a young man of excellent chat
acter.wbile the bride is a splendid yoong
lady, a member of one of Linn county's
oldest aod best families. Mr. and Mrs
Perry will leave tonight for their borne
in Medford taking with them the best
wishes of many. They were handsomely
remembered, the following being some
of the handsome presents received by
tnem:
Mr. rnd Mrt. 8. From an. silver pickle
castor; sir. and Mrs. T. rroman, g'ast
berry set; foeter Bros., silver set; Mr.
and Mrs. Bodire, silver iellv spoon : Mrs
Swank and Fffie Perry, silver fruit disb;
Mrs. Price, silver soon lable: Mr. and
Mrs. Perry, silver napkin rings; Mr. aod
Mrs. rry, silver individual salts; Mr,
and Mrs. Green, silver cake knif; Mr
Mrs. 8. 8. Bodioe, stiver etitrar ehe'l :
nd Mr. J. O. Fry. china bread
plate; Koee Frv silver aoJ t hins crack
er jar; Isabella Bod iue. roiej&r; Mrs.
Col we I, bracket ornameut
HORN.
PETIT. On January 4, 1899, in Allany
to Mr and Mrs E Pe'it, a g.ri. Ail do
ing well.
DIED.
M net people will be surp. iewl to tear
that toe miottty oi noaert cave no
perfame whatever An Austrian chtm-
i itt, who hat been mas-.og ret-aecbes in-
i to the subject, declared that oat of 4. 1 10
I vartetie koowo aod cultivated .n Europe
. scarcely 400 have any odor ; aod of these.
nearly tit ty tae an odor which it,
anything, disagreeable.
There are tome thing lo indicate that
Governor Geer aiilhaveht feet on tne
peUale himeeif, and that t'ie boeae will
.ave to stsnd aaide.
Treaty Beavl
Waahixgtos, Jan. 5. The treat- of
peace concluded at Paris between the
Lnited States and: rutin which au
transmitted to the United States senate
yesterday by President McKinley, was
Duue puouc touay. An accurate sum
mary of the treaty has already been pub-
laueu.
A llie Rattle
Losdox. Jan. 6. Particular
the recent battle on the Blue Nile have
been received in a dispatch from Cairo
to the Exchange Telegraph Company.
mw Main, i appears, when be
rouxea r-mir reoii, the Last remaining
Derviau chief, lulled 600 of hi fniinra
and made many prisoners. The emir.
however, succeeded in escaping.
atccwral Brwfcea
SgATTt-E, Jan. 5 William Welch
Frank Rekole and W. Device, of Port
land. Or., who arrived here today from
the Klondike, claim to have broken the
overland record from Dawson to Sksg
war. They left Dawson, December 12.
and arrived in Skagway, December 29.
Wtltraskt
Paris. Jan. 5. An official le.evnm
ceived bv tne Philippine junta here dat-
ea Jiamia, jan. 4, mv Aguinaldo has
gone to itoiio, tt the reqaent of the in
surgents, mere to place himself at their
bead, with a view to fighting the Amen-
MACKEY. On Thursday evening Jao
6. law. 0! consuaiptlon, at'er an 1!
neea of three years, Mrs. Nancy jx.:k- y,
at the age ol foty years I
The deceased was a daughter of Hoc. '
Allen Parker, and a sister of Mrs. Virgil
Parker ol this ciiy. fche wa highly ea
teemed and leaves many to mourn her
death. The remains will be tbrought to
Albany 011 the train Monday noon for
burial.
GATZ. At the insane asylum, Saem,
Oregon, Wednesday, January 4, 1899,
Mrs. F. M.Gstz, of heart disease.
Decease was committed from Linn
county, and her bu'bend came np this
morning Irom Albany. Journal.
HOME AND ABROAD.
All Svurt.
TICKETS
- To all point East via
Great Northern Railway.
For rates, folders and full information
tsali on or address
II. F. Mkrrill,
gent Albany.
AlanvaLovcr
Has turned with disgust from an other
wise lovable girl witu an offensive breath.
Karl's U lover Root l ea purifies the breath
hy its action on tho bowels, etc.. as noth-
else will. Sold for years on absolute
guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 60 ctt.
Young Mother..
Croup is the terror of thousands of
young mothers because its outbreak is so
agonizing and frequently fatal. Shiloh's
Cough and Consumption Cure acts like
magic in cases of Croup, lt has never
seen known to fail. The worst cases re
lieved immediately. Prices, 25 cts,. and
60 cts. and (1.00.
The Japanese dentists perform all their
operation io tooth drawing with th
thumb and fortfincer of one band.
The lar'tst price ever aiked and paid
or a tieg'e pearl wat I5CO.O00, atbrcb
was tie value of the great Tavernier
peari.
A scientist, lookiog for microbes says
there are ab!a:e!y none on the 8't
mou attains at an altitude ol 2. WW feet.
lo China there is no regu'ar standard
cf d'stance. A Chioes mi'. may be
from a quarter ot an Erg'aih roil to a
mile and three-quarter, according lo
the province.
The labor onimistiouer of Mittour
report that 70 per cent, of the women
applying for work at the public employ
ment bureau in St. Lou; have deserted
their husbands or b en deserted by tbem.
SLindley Muiray, the grammarian, wat
born ih East Hancver townhip, Lancas
ter (now Daaphin) contty, I'., and the
bouse where he was born wa standing
until about 18-sO, Murray station, on
the Lebanon A Tremont railroad, is
named for him.
The Woman's inttitote, London, bit
published a "Lexicon oi Employments
for Women." from which it appears that
thtre ate in England, female cab and
oinnibo drivers, street porteis,"wak:ng
posters," cat. le derlers, auctioneers and
on locomotive engineer.
The Caoadian government hat pur
chased 140 Etquimo dos for shipment to
thi Klondike region, where the canines
w.ll be used , car y the mails. Tbs
animals were importea i.otu ureeniand
aod Labrador at a cost of f30 each, auu
war selected for their super 101 ity in
speed, training and weight.
State Factory Inspector Campbell of
Pennsylvania in bis annual report to
Guv. Hastings concerning the operations
of his department for the year ended U. t.
31, think that "some of tbs sickrete In
the army during the war with Spain
came from unlformi manufactured in on
sanitary places, containing germs cf disease.
India's tale of pereoot killed by wild
animals and snakes in 1S07 is 4,277 of
the former and 20.959 of the latter.
Nearly a thousand persons more were
killed hy wild beatts than in the preced
ing year, o ing, tt is rejoried to the fa
mine, a hicb drove people into tne jun
gle, while; the scarcity of water also
forced tigers into the open country.
Rings are getting larger and larger.
0e nearly an inch wide consisted of a
chased hand of gull, in which wat Bet a
large oval turquoise. At the top and
bjttoin weie rows of tiny brilliants,
Tht newest Ibing in chains teems to be
pale-pink coral, tiny beads (of couise, in
imitation) set close together or pairs of
them separated by si ghtly smaller
pearlt.
A Salem paper lays it Ukes tia to get
io society is that city. This makes it
hard on the preat, which ha more bras
than tin. There are people who declare
that iorie of the jcaJed Salem society
is shoddy.
11 uobsoo, the kiteer, should come to
this state, what would the Oregon girls
do? Weel sile. They would iomD on
the cars at the croteing in order to be the
nrtt to get a smack.
How the Albany papers do crow and
clack and stratand cackle over tbeit
state poultry show ! It's nice to be a
"state" this aod a "state" that. Salem
Journal. Yes, bat we foot the bills. .and
don't whine at the feet of the state legis
lators for help.
Fish Warden McGuire will ask the
state legislatnre for an appropriation of
(25,00. McGolre it doing all he canto
mate thit coromitioo take the place of
the railroad commiton in the expendi
ture of money, lt teems to be a Colom
bia river affair. Unlet it is watched
with a big glass it will become obnoxious
like the railroad com.
Next week forty days in the wilder
nets of the mixed up demands of the peo
ple lor ioguiauon will begin at balem.
1 he lemocrai expects lo tee more
clerks th in ever hired by the coming
slate legislature. There are tome peo
ple who have to be given jobs regardless
01 the withes ot the ucoj'ie.
A remodel ?d court house wtil not be a
laxury, but a necessity in Linn Jcount
We need it in our business for a fact, as
a walk through the present structure will
convince any one, and the count v is em
inently in the best condition of any in
the state to improve its court house.
evil
and
with good. Overcome I
colds with One Minute
How She Did Her Work.
Shedd, Orcg., Nov, 1898. Mrs. Nettie
M. Carothers of this place states that eiie
was so severely afflicted with rheumatism
that she was obliged to sit down to do
moat of her work. She began taking
Hood's Saraupurilla and it cured her.
What isShlioh?
A grand old remedy for Cough, Gold
and Consumption; used through th
world for half a ennturv. has cured in
numerable costs of incipient consump
tion
It does, it doesn't is about tho size of
this argument in reference to the begin
ning of the twentieth century as carried
on all over the United States. In the
Democrat office it will begin just 1900
completed years after the birth of Christ,
counting that as having occurred on Jan
usrv 1, which will make it January 1,
1900. The other boys can begin the cen
tury whenever they please.
Brownsville
From the Times.
Corporal Leslie Yierick, of Albany,
who has iiist returned from Manila, was
a visitor Tuesday afternoon.
Mies Belle Chance, who is teaching in
the Albany public tthools, returned to
Albany Tuesday after having spent the
holidays at ber home near Crawfordt
villc.
Attornoy B. S. Martin and wife re
joio over ti e advent of a new son at
their home last Monday, Cam very
near being a New Yeai rt ap
Married, at the residence of the bride
in this city, Tuesday evening, January
3rd, 1899, Mr. Alfred Baker, of Seattle,
Wash., and Mrs. Callie Yoang, of this
city. Rev. W. B. Smith officii ting.
Fdgar Averill went to Salem todav,
where tomorrow, before President Haw
ley, of the Willamette University, he
takes the examination for the Oregon
West Point cadetship.
A very large coyote was killed just out
side the city limits Wednesday forenoon
by E. A. Haie, assisted by a hum ber -t
other and two hounds The hounds
bad chased his coyote-ship from Lone
Tree bit tie, st 'tis sa.d, and after obasing
him over the hills northeast ot town for
come time, he finally ran down into the
valley and into C. J. Howe's hop house,
where he was soon "dispatched. Hi
was a large specimen oi ms kind.
Much in Little
Is especially true of Hood's Pills, tor no medi
cine ever contained to great curative power In
10 small space. They are a whole medicine
t Masai rs' Mar-tea
Sav Bekxasmso. CaL, Jan. 5. N. J.
Levisson, of Portland, Or., citv editor of
The Orgoniaa, was married this even
ing to Mias Margaret N. Mojean. The
wedding took place at the residence of
the bride's mother near Saa Bernardino,
and was solemnized by Rev. J. C. Rol
lins, pastor ot the First Coogrvgational
church.
rtrat raat Trala
Poart-ASD, Jan. 5. The first train on
the fast-mail schedule from New York
arrived over the O. R. A N. last night
on time, ha vine cot down the running
rUD?V?n ew York city and Port
land by 15 boars, and making the faev
e regular train ever run between the
two seaboards. By reason of the North
ern I'aciac train being late to arrive,
the Southern Pacific was deiaved in
starting couth.
Tsa Anweaaaaeat
WABBCtora. Jan 4. Representative
Tongue, of Oregon, bat prepared an
amendment to the bill for codification of
the laws of Alaska, now pending in the
houte providing for the licensing of main
bo sinew concerns in the territory , and
especially the honor business.
&aaias objeeta
Sastugo, Jan. 4. Meetings were held
at all the political dubs last night, and
even the most conservative people, thee
favonng the annexation nt 1 m ,k
United State, were astounded at the or-!
aers irom Havana for the centralization
of cog toms money there.
a arCwaraw
Arot rtA, Me , Jan. 4. The Maine
legistatuge was formally opened todav.
The general republican caucus of the
legislature was held in the hall of the
house tonight. It was a foregone con
clusion that the Senator Engene Hale
would be named to succeed himtelf, all
idea of opposition having vanished
The nomination was made by a grand
chorus t f ayes.
Yae aMal
Washington, Jan. 4. The cost of the
proposed military establishment under
the Hull bill, reported to the house, at
compared with the present regular mili-
aary rataunaomeni, not counting the vol
uuiecr lurcea incidental to tho war, . is
shown ia letters tent by Adjutant Geu-
erai v or Din to Chairman Hull, of the
military committee. It gives the pres
ent coat of the regular army at (2i,44S.
480; cost under the proposed bill, (S?,
053,865 ; increase of cost (57,710,231 .
A Sew Yarn, answer
Ns-vr York, Jan. 4. George Tyler, 24
years old, was killed ia an impromptu
prize tight tonight in Jersey City by
Thomas Foley aged about 23 rears. In
the first round Foley landed a right
swing on the point of Tyler's jaw. Tr
ier dropped. His neck was broken,
rinate Iks Man
Washington, Jan. The announce
ment was made today on the highest au
thority that Hon. Joseph li. Choate. of
New ork. would be nominated ambas
sadors to Great Britian. The nomina
tion will not be sent to the senate for a
few days, and those near the president
say the delay does not indicate any poe
siouity 01 a cnange 01 plans.
A cough is not like a fever, ft does not
have to run a certain course. Cure it
q ickly and effectually with One viiante
Cough Cure, the best remedy for all ages
and for the moot severe esses. We recom
mend it because it' good. J. A. Cam
ming, agnt.
See Locals on every page.
The North wst Poultry show,
In Albsny, L.inn Jo , Or.,
January 9 to 16,1899.
Wheat 49 cents.
Cravon and Pastel work a specialty at
Miea Long's.
Samples io Bas Relief photos can be
teen at Miss Long's.
50 cent photo made by the thousands
every week at Mist Long't.
Bas Relief photos now all the rage,
call and tee earn pie at Mies Long's
A large and fine stock of cigars and to
bacco at Conn A Huston's. See the dis
play.
Another shipment of Coke Dandruff
cure receive! at Combination Barber
Shop.
Bnnz the babies and act a doa. o
those cute little Diamond photos, only
j cents at Mia JLonfa.
When yoa want a choice steak, a nice
rot or meat of any kind, call on Henry
iroders. He keens the best
Late to bed and early to rite, preparf.
maa for bis home in the skie. Bat early
to bed and a Little Early Riser, the pill
that make tue longer and better and wiser
I. A. Camming. gent-
Go to Venck's shaving and hair cut
ting parlors lor first class work. Hot
and cold baths. Clean towels to every
customer.
The best meats of all kinds and
treatment at the Albany Dressed
Company market, just djvra Second
treet. Good weight and ororapt attea
ion.
A Salem coanciiman has introduced a
bill fixing the salaries of the marshal
and recorder at (6C0 a year. It is stir
ring things np some.
Portland has been having a boot sax
incite of snow and the result has
blocked streets- So far Aibaay bat been
greatly favored the snow storms missing
oar city, aftar leaving only a lew nakes
Tne grand jury at Portland nave in
dicted twenty or thirty men for playing
stud poker. Several games are running
in Albany and in tact are now ragtng in
every place in tb valley of eutScient
sirs.
SQUUSXS
In f be Circuit Court of the Stats of Oregon
for Linn County, Uepartment No. z:
M F Wratt. plaintiff, v R Stinnett and
Malissa Stinnett, bis wife. George Supple
and Malinda Stapple. his wife, Arthur Mor
gan and Margaret Morgan, his wife.
Reginald Hastings and Leila U Hastings,
bis wife, Anderson Meatinger, A R Os-
born tnd ti A Usborn bis wite, Minnie
L Messinger, W W Jacobs, and Nancy Ja
cobs, bis wife, Mida A Messlnger tod
Warren Mewitger, a minor, aefenaanta.
To George Staoole. Malinda itapple. Ar
tbur Morgan, Margaret E Morgan, Ander-
ten Aletsinger, Juinnie 1, neaaiagex, nws
A Measitger and vVarren - oger, a
minor, the above named defend.ut.
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OK
Uregon : You and each of you .re hereby
required to appear and be in the above en
titled court to ant wer to the amende 1 com
plaint of the plaintiff against ysa on file
uerein, on or before the last day of tne
period of time prescribed for the publication
of this sannioos opoa yoj, which per, 0
of time ia seven week from the dare of the
first publication of this tUBWions,nd said
last day of publication will ' the 30th cay
ol December, 1VJS.
Ana yon arettmbeT aotined that H yoo
fail to so appear acd answer the plaintiff
will ipply to tue court for the relief prated
for in his said corup'aint, towit: For a
di-ciee correcting tte ile-criplion coital ed
ia a certain deed executed and delivered by
Josiah ihb m and others to Robert Mont
gomery which deed wat recorded is Book
' Q" of Records of Deeds for Linn Count).
Oregon, at page 737. on the i3rd day of
October. 1876. to that said de-cn non win
read as follow: Beginning at a potn'
bjit chains E aod 5 chains S from tee N w
c.roT ot tue U L C of Jinan tJeoora. 11
r-eing Claim Not. No Zbll and Ul-im ro.
53 in I p 14 S R 2 W and runn pg tbenr
N 5 ebaio. tbenoe E 33 63 chaise, there
3 72.50 chain, thence 41.68 chains,
t brace N 67 rU chains, thence E 2 chain to
the place of betnnningootaiiiinB Zb acre
ore or teas im uub vuu.tj ,
And further decreeing tnat putibtui
be owner in tee simp'e of all the lotiowieg
described premiea, to wit: Beginning a"
. . I . - - . M .
a point on tne aons wun-arj tux i -D
L C of Jotiae Oboro and wife. Not- o.
2611 aod Claim No. 53 is Tp. 14, 8 K 2
W of the wuiamette s&enataa ia una
County, Oregon, which is 8 cr ain E of
be X W oornex of aaii ULC, and ron
eing thence S 21 deew 30 minute. W
5 2S chain, thence S 53.63 cnaiat, 'bee;
fc 20 chains, tot nee S 20 chain, thence E
i!l fri eha"t, tturnc N 38.63 cbaina to the
N-ar one of said D L C, thence Wet
3S.68 chain to the place of b innii g oo
Uiaing 200 acre more or leas. A no d
creeieg that plaintiff title o ad Uod
qaie.ed, ad enj lining th defendant,
herein, and each of tttam. from as-ertini-any
rurfet or title tkereto.
uA.rJ th first rabhcatiw of tfci
sommoas is the I8tn day of November.
Xcu ramiaoat i panu.rea 07 uruc
the Hon. Geo. U. Barton, ucaaty juoce
aad for L'Jin Coanty. Oregea, made at Al
bany. in aaia county ana tuw,
day ot November, 13.
A. Jt. vjsua.
Attorney for plaiatiff.
.-'trl.tlv business.
French the jeweler.
Creecent Bicycle,
Hopkins brother, agent.
Beet BicyUe fortue money.
Will Jt Stark, jeweWn.
Trilby' leads, others follow a
Stewart & Sox Hardware Co'e.
Crescent bicycles at Hopkins Brother
for oely t30, (30, (35 aod (50.
C B Winn, citv ticket acrt. Tickets
to all points in the east.
Be sure and see the aati ra-t tinware at
Hopkia Btos, will Us, a lifetime.
W have decided to continue making
the SC rent photos. Long Photo Co.
For calcium carbide go to the office of
Oregon Gas Light Heating Power Co.
A fine lot of new cook stove am.
ranges at Stewart & Sox's. Prices cheap
er than ever.
Clcbbiko Kaiks. Weekly Dkmocbat
and Examiner (2.50; and Thrice-a-week-Woitd
(2.00; and Republio (1 75; and
Oregonian (2.25.
Vouf grocer keeps it,
Th M til ilia FI.mp
and relieved many in advanced
If you are not satisfied with tho
Overcome
7uur.vuu(u auu wiu, witu vrue wtuuio . ataires
S-ougti cure, it 1 so good children cry for -.,. - A will tnml vour money. Pries
t. It cures croup, bronchitis, pneumonia, 1 o , ko,.,. i ran
la grippe and all throat and lung diseaset. '
J. A, Camming, agent.
ehest, always ready, al- an.
wayt efflclent, always tat- Iu3 I I ea
Utactory; prevent a cold U I I I J4
or fever, cure aU Mver Ills,
sick headaclie. Jaundice, constipation, te. X.
The only PUirto take with Hood's Barsaparllav
Mcsic. Miss Mildred nurmester
teacher of piano or organ. System tht
Mason touch and technique. Residence
Fifth street, opposite U P church.
Tux Ruth. Down Mondays Wednes
days and Fridays, leaving Albany at 7
a. m. Up Tuesday s.Thuisday i andSat-urdayi.
AiTiNTioN Maccabbks. Baiinsss of
. 1 . t .11. .
I uutioa ana insulation ol omoerSw
QS. VaalnK. aw U Ma aama.lAyl Ka KM
Ail
Sir Knights are requested to be present.
VY.A. UOX, r. O. MORRIS,
Commander, R. K.
If you want a ood ana cleat
.aroke buy cigars mads by our Al
bany eigar factory-
DENVER
RIO GRANDE
RAILROAD
Tbc Scenic Line 01 He World
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To The
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In through tourist cars without change.
MODERN
UPHOLSTERED
TOURIST
8LsEPER
In lAaags of Eicsrieiicei coniuc
tois and porters
To Kansas C.tr and Chicago
nffalo and Boa too
MONDAYS witlioo ehange,yU Salt Lak
Mias .n ri Pauitio aod Chioago
Ol Alton Railroad
To Omaha, Chicago, Faffalo
TUESDAYS Bi trt, wutoat change, y
' Halt l. aad Ckieags, Rock
Ialand & Paoitic Ky
To St Joseph. Ksnaaa Citv,
WEDNSDAYS 4t St Lcsii, -ta. t ehang
via t! - a Burling
toa ,t '
To ACaa City and Sv Loni
THCRSDYS without ohaoga, via Salt
Lake and Mutoan Pacifio Rv
A day stopover arranged at Salt Lake
ad Denver
Rid through th famous Colorado
Scenery
For rate and information inquire of 0 R
St N and S P agents or address
K C Nicaou Gtn Agt, S K Rooaita,
251 Washington arreet, Denvei
Portland Oregon Colorado.
SHEEIFFSALE
By vittatof aa eiecutioa aad order of
sale, itaoed oat ot tne circa it won
state of Orettoa for the county cf Linn, to,
me dair directed, delivered aad date'..
2Dth day of December. !.. is , oertaia
rait in said eowrt, '
Building and Loan A-aooanoa
tii aad Henrv A. Crowd er aad Ida -
Crowder hU -rife, S W. Ctowearj aad h.
M Crowder bis wite, w. n. rras au
Joh Robtoa partners doing bunea nn
derthe firm name of Price Robm,
were defrtrdBs, iia whkh id tmt too
said plaintiff ricovered a i-dgmeat on the
16th day ot Novetnrjer, mKm
aid defendants Henry A. Crvwb aad
Ida M. Crowder fur tne sura or. uww
with interest tbrreoa at the rat of eight
cer cent per annum rrom tne r
Ancmrt, 1S3S. aad the frrther ramrf
(100.00 attorney tees i'h coats aad dis
bunernent, taxed at $l5-. cvdering. ad
iadies aad decreeing that the real prop
erty deacribed U plaintift i mongf and.
complaiat towit: Tre Lat haifof the
North east quarter of Work ; anmber jae
buadred aad t-enrj eigLt(l)ia Haekle
maa's additioa to tne ci:yf Albaa ia
Una eoustv.Oregon. besoid to saiisfy said
judgment -ecree- Throve 1 -im -
Saturuay, jaatuaij - - -at
the boor of Ua o cfxk p. m, of said
dav at the front do t of the court nooe in
ibecttv of Alban, Line coor.Hr, Oregon,
offer for tal at poblie aortica. to the
fcigbest b'.dder for rah in haad. trt
to redemptioa according to la, the real
--etT above detained to aatury said
lodgment and decrres aad all coats.
ISS. , .
I. A. Mcsxaw,
Sber'ff of Linn coanty, Omjob
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HONG WAH TONG CO., Second St
near Lyon street. Albany. Sells Chi
nese medicine, Chinese rice, Chinese
tea and n "it oil.
NO FAITH CUKE
ABOUT STEWARD DYSPEP
SIA TABBLETS.
They Cure Stomach Troubles and
Indigestion Anyway. Whether
You Have Faltuia Them or Not.
. Mere faith will not digest your food for
you, will not give yoa an appetite, will
not increase your flesh and strengthen
your nerve and heart, but Stuart's Dv
pepaia Tablets will do thee things, be
cause tbey are composed of the elements
of digestion,, they contain the juices,
acids and peptones necessary to the di
gestion and assimilation of all wholesome
food.
Stuart s Dyspepsia Tablets will digest
food if placed in a jar or bottle in water
heated to 93 degrees, and they will do it
much more effectively when taken into
the stomach after meals, whether yoa
have faith that they will or not.
aaaa. a . a t k
Thev lnvutorata tne Bioniacn, maae
pure blood and strong nerve, in the only
way that nature can do it. and that ,
from plenty of wholesome food well di
gested. It is not what we eat, but what
we digest that does us good. ,lv
Stuart's Dyspepsia TabloU are sold br ;
nearly all druggists at 50 nU J 1 '
sited package, or bv mail from the - A
Stuart Co.rMarshall, Mich. i -
If R Ullla aawaaft flaA Kaaat f A tn 11 atla
artic and liver tonic. Gentle, leliab,, sure, and surely KrwX!Vmi
Catarrh Can Be Cured
By eradicating from the blood the Bcrof--ulous
taints which cause it. Hood t Sar
saparilla curea catarrh, promptly and
permanently, because it surikea at the -root
of the trouble.
The rich, pure blood which it make
. . .. A u ii.. j.i:i.
Circulating turvuu axro uci.tc poanav
of the mucous membrane, soothes and
rebuilds the tissues, giving them a r ten
dency the health instead of disease, and
ultimately curing the affection.
At the same time Hood 'a Sarsapariila-
trengtheua, invigorate and energiaj-
the whole evstem and makes Uie debil
itated victam of catarrh feel that new life
has been imparted.
Do not dally with snuff, inhalants or
other local a plications, but take Hood'
Sarsaparuia ana cure cauurn auewu-tMy