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20 CENTRA WEEK.
ALHANY, ()UEi()N TUESDAY, JUNE 17.3 100.
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Settee for lanllealloa.
Lniteo States LaM Offlos I
Oregon City. Or , March 31, ld99. f
IS HE" KBt tiVK THAT IN
cnmpliub- itt lb a provisions of the
. '. of Congress v' June S, IsTS, entitled "Aa
n .t for ne ml ol tlmVr lanus in the States
ctcV.tf.wila, OretfOiV Nevvia. anil Wahlni
t jt teiritor. ," Per ueiH- .t. Kout, of Port land,
Csjiitv of M jlfioinnb. of Oregon, ha.
:hi da III I in thi o': his sworn ste
n.eut No 1 977, for the purchase of th
i . f e ti"D -Na lu. In vn-hlp No 11 aoutb
ne No. 1 sat, and will uflcr proof to show
Kit the land sousrht 1- tuor xui'.i .bis 'or It
xitv ier or stone rhi. r.-r sirricultaral put
i.iM, and to estabt ab '.is claim to (aid land
lii..re lbs Kegi-lei and rteceiver of thi. orH.-c
treoa C'lr. Orei on Weuuesu.y the
x-ti day of AU'U', 1300. II aatuea
.l-ie.v: A. LKunor-. -l Scio, Ore.', II
K. K-e, of Scio, Or.on Wiu. Beat, rl
l.t oanoii, Oregon, 11 I. Cameron, ot Lib,
liir., Oregon.
Any and a'l person .mini; ai'verse!. th
r si. e-tif -H-'riheu lane ?.re requested to tl.e
th.-.r claims in th cltl un or belt re ij jntli
. of August, ls9.
j r, api-mison,
Htirlatfr.
-"i 7 st -ifMr-,
In the Justice's Omri in
Albany ..; imt lu Lion
N. C. W.Risley, pUi.ntiff.
v.
Louis Ivanlovii-h, defendant.
To Louis lyaulovich, the above
nam-d .lefendunt.
M THE NAME OF T'lE STAT r- OF
I Oregon fu are lier'ur required to
appear before the un-.lersiijiiel u
Justice of tUe Peace fur tlie precinct
aforesaid on the 'iSth d.iv of June ls.911
at the hour of one o'clock in the after
noon of said day after the putilication
of this summon once a week for six
consecutive weeks, at the office af
id Justice in said precinct to answc
tlie above name- plaintiff in a civil
action
The defendant will take notice that
if he fail to anwer the complaint
herein tUe d.fcndmt will take judge
ment against yuu for the sum of ten
and il 100 dollars and tor the cots
and disbu'Semcnls of this action.
Thi summon i pnb!hed ly orer
ef the unieiiirned duly made tbl 12lh
day of M..y 1S90.
GEO. HCMPHKET
Justice of the Peace for Albany
precinct Linn County, Oreir n.
IHVwt'.
I.i tiie county court ot the state of
Ureaou fr the c-untv of Lmn.
Henry Li v-fiie an:l ! 'innD Trt
ky, I'l.imtir!.
v
tl'ihln I'ro'si-y. iit?i int.
In K.H'in Tr''-, itje ahove
n.nn-l '-frni!aiit
in riiK NAMK o; i.it: .stati-:
1 f O -i n a., h !: i'rtUic.i
to iip- r and answer tne complaint
!.f : 'tc alve nanicl pia'tititfn in tin
,.tu..r- . niitlcil court uw ni rile In
n- otb'i? of the clerk of ;aii cour,
on i-r l"tore the first day ; r the
regular July term, '.he s:ui
behl on the rat Monday, thJ 7:h .y
of Juiy 1690, an1 you ' b .
Bo tl lie J that if ou ;tii to ppe- anil
answer aa htrt in r. i('iii't il.l'e ;
tiff will take jinU'eiucnt a(.ain-t yon
for one humirt. 'pi', thi.'teeu and
U-100 dollars, with interest t eidt
percent per aimiuii from tue date
tnereof, ami for s'.a and ri a'ur
ments of ths action to be taxeil.
This summons i' publiiitd in the
HtHAto I)i!?SMiNATOh by oider ot
V. R. N. Blacktiun , judk-c !I sanl
com t, made at charnKers, May 13.
1S90. J. P. MEAD.
L. U. MoXTAN K.
Attorneys for pUiutitf.
.(lice of f inal irllleuirnt.
In the County Court ot Lion county.
Oregon
In thti mattfr o! 'he eatatr? A. S,
Inneyt deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY G1VFX
that the unKT3i;neil hi
thii day ti!d her dual ac
eouut aa Administratrix of the
E,tate of A. S. Looney, deceased,
and that the Couri bts appointed
Tuesday the 6th day of July 1S90 at
2 o'clock P. M.. ut said day, as the
tin ) for hearing objactions to aaul
account and for the st-ttieuitn.
thereon. Dated June 4th, 1S90.
Mart A. Log.ney
Administratrix, of the estate of
A. S. Loouey, deceased.
C.F" W. VRIOIIT.
Attorney for Administratrix.
oilce for raMlrallon.
Laod Oiflc at rr.y0n Clrv, Or.
May 58, 139U. t
N
OTirr. is uek! my nivr.
. : no ! win r. n - - . -.
leli.O'ice I hie ii.o...ii. v
snake nal '
clam , and '
made befi i
h' hl.v;
o' Liiioc "
Monday .' i
Fruits, h
For the R, r
f
j.'t.port
nt
tut
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C-tri
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Ip 13 S.
- toll.. wing
- itiuuoua
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li iwken, ot
. .e ti'.
. .t Ait'i
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-..'! En' '
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witness
resideuc
said land.
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Oregon.
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Ton-Cai air:iLT, fi'nc ,
Ctf.vrtKoit.rs r Tit Ccak'-wi,
W BKIN'IO. V' '
R'utrn,. ; S'tt0 ..1-
Liai to the und.Mn. U. it ton U.i- n
to appear ihat ' . he Linn on: ; J -'.
Bank (.1 A.tauv" .in the "' f -.1' .
tht vuot ol Linn, tie of nrw, "
'a.flU-i fc.'b -.1 ''' n-v'-i.
t.iU'..r t.e I ..-.:! d'-ie. W-i
ci-a..liu win nn r -n afc.-v'w-i m .
IUlt '111 I' Bi'UvnC tts bt..- I
'.aiili';
N. , thiore. I. Kuwai t o Lj. . "
i roller cf H e carreiicx, do huet.y (
thai "T Linn Conntt Siti ni Bank ..t
Albany" ui ihr city nf A.'.any, u. the ccunty
of Linn ar.d UI of Ors.-.n, is suthorU !
t cuii.Uicuce the busilleo baukir. a .
viJed lu Section 4189 of the Keyisod Hr
of the I'hited Sia'ea
In isatiiuuny wl.srcof witness uiy band
and seal of oflc this list day of May. 1S9"
. E. . LACKT.
C mptro ler ot the Currency.
smoke the celebrated Havana
filled 6-cent Utts, manufactured
at Julias Jm .' ciar fa-story.
and 'rr
Count v.
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TiLVMKEliii HIAiVK
LBAM
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PARKER BROS., PROPRIETORS.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
CAKE FOR-.'.WEDDINGS',
. FRESH FRl'ITS BF.R-V
RIEs AND VEGETABLES
Choice Table Delicacies and a Full
Line of Fancy aud Staple Groceries and Pro
visions, Canned Goods, Nuts, Candies, Etc., Etc.
I A Full Line of Imported and l)ome1it' Ciyartt.
mi
A FI LL STOCK OF
Stap'e Groceries
'iViclitt), Glassware,
The neat quality r f tea, toffees, caudles,
nuta, tc.
h'lfF-ill ra'FD BHED EVERY
DAY.
I'tMsdd rellal.le house Is ali to be
fou...l a ' mp ete itorttne t of fr- faipl'
i1! th fMfaj.oiia'i uiievvl HTwceties t.nu gio-
visions, au. h a
Cranberries,
Fine Pichies.
Dried Beef Chipped to order,
Anchouy Mustard,
dandies and Nuts.
Eastern Buckwheat Flour.
Canned Goods of All Kinds,
Bohemian Glassware, Etc,
Thee fori were all bought when prices
were low and the tneflt of tl e marin wilt he
iiven to his customers. Rcmeniher thtplao-,
tt th old corner on Kirtatid Broalalbin Sts.
Conrad 31ier,
FOR
CHICKENS
- $5.00 PEH DOZEN, -
EGGS 1SCEJSTS.
Mueller Garrett.
. Ibwloir I arr
The Orig-in I Abietinr (tintmcnt Is
)b!v put up in liire tno-cunce tin
boxes, and is an sbM.luie lire for olf
lores, burns, wounds tbspped linnris
ind all skin cuptions. ( ill positive
v inn all kinds i f piles A-k tor Ihe
'Iriiflnsl Abiellne Oiiiinjent. Sold by
? rhat A .MbMiU at 26 (tuts per Uii
y mat. 8ft -ents.
ruber's fcildea KWlm
For Female Ir
rnfu! .rltlea; noth
Inir llkr them on
the market. Never
ducceasfullv
:sl by prominent
ladies muntbly.
Guarantee.' to re
He-a sunpressel
msLStruatmn.
Surest Cernin
Unnt be humbux
iced. Save time,
Health and money,
lake no other.
Sent to any ad
dress by mall m iec Ipt of price, $2 00. Ad
dress siitaro Jtedlrlne onipnny
West Branib ltox (7, I'urllsnd, ir.
Said by Fsibay 4 Kasea. Albaay. Orspa
KO Mi
I MM I
EARLS
IJit Go. dAtioiB
NISHINGS.
Also have a complete line of
BUOT-aDdSllIlK
For spriba trade at prices
that defy compeeitioii. tJlve
lis a call sin! buy yir shots ot
at bedrock price. G.iod
ns and square dealing.
't.c "ufllcw Fine SHoes
BAKERY.
FRESH BAKED
..'.' BREAD .'.'.'
txcrulor's Nofirr.
NOTICE IS HEKEBV GIVEN THAT
: the urdcr-in. d ha been du y
appointed executor of the last will
and lestiiment oi Win. S, Noble, lie.
ceased by the Honor iMc, the Countv
Court of L im I'olllltv, Oregon. All
persons Inivim: clniin- RL'ainst the
et.ite f -aid Win. S. Noble, ('ccca-ed,
are her- by nolitied to piiwi-nt the
si.ine in wrifintr. duly veriiied, to me
In pcrcon, or to uiy attorney, G, W
Wiiifht, E.-q.. at hij law office in
Albiiiy, Linn l'unty, Oregon, within
six mom lis from the date heieof.
Hated Juue ;;li
A niikew J. Noble.
Executor of the last wi't ar.d testa
ment -if Wru. S. '- . Ui r.ise '.
ti H-, Wi'iM . v. for executor.
I .ollcc of l lnal SenUnicul.
i
I In ine mmr rf the Entitle ot Kebecca
1 Cooper, dct'eaNed.
No ICK Is Hr REBY CIVES f H T THE
( tinder.iifiiad aomlni-Trator if the Etta'e
j of Roiuvt footer decerned ha this ja
I fllrd his final ar ant In mid r state and
Monday Auifust rh, lt90 at the hour o' 9
o'c'ock a. u. of said day, has been fled lit
the Countv court of Lim. County Oreenn
as the time f hear in; ohjtctlons lo .mi
ac-ount f any there be and for the scltHnv
of t e siine.
Dated June 11 1H90.
C. O BlkkllASt.
Admini-trator.
Final Hetlleruent.
NOTICE ! HEKEBV GIVEN" THAT THF
unHer-lirnf-d executor of the lat will
j and test jdu nt of C. T. Ingram decraseii, hns
tma ay mcd ins nnai ae--..unt in the nitte
of said estate in the County court nf l inn
c-iinty, Ornton, ndsaid .ourt hi "xed the
Srd di.v of June 1899 at one o'clock in tht
af'ernnon of said day f-.r hearing obJectlTi.
to mid a-rount il auy there be and for the
settlement thereof.
W. H. INGRAM,
Ee-utor.
ftnttes of Unal Ste-tt lenient.
I vrOTICE IS HEREBY (SIVKNTHAT THF
i I' under .irned ha fl'ed her final account
at. administratrix of the a'ale of F. II Oyli
dereaspd. In the county court of Linnco'inty,
ant- the ci U't hss set Tuinlsj lh S.I d.tv f
June at th-hour of 1 o'c'rrk" p. . for the
hearing thertof. All pero'-s having' oi'J- c
tion to the same tre notified to present them
attaid time 11 KS C. M. ODLt.
rllTY TAXES. Notice Is herebvelvrnthat
the tax roll of thi city of At' any. Or.,
for the ear 1S90. ha been placed in m
hands for c 'll. ctlon, and that I will be at
the coun.-ll chamhe.s of s-tld citv to recelvt
aml receipt for the taxes cl-s irfil in said roll,
f-r th erlod of thirty i'ays from date i f
thlnotlra All taxes remaining un. kid at
the sxp ration of thirty dny-i thrrreafte
will be returned to the common eouncil of
the ctty of Albany as delinquent, and co-tn
and expenses for collectin.- nich t-xesbe
ad.led thereto. JulIN N HOFI-MAN.
( ltv Mar-hvt.
- Dnted at Albany, Or., this 19th day ol M
1S90.
T70B SALE AT A BAKUAIN A 1 milk and
hutter cow, Jersey, five years old. Give
about two gallons nf milk per dav. tor
terms call on L. H. Montanye in ibis city.
The Celebrated French
CURE
Warranted to
cur
II or monev
refunded
s 5 x
5- z;
... 9
IIs!
i-lFORE
AFTER
the Krner..flve urs-ans of either sex whether
trminit from the eaccs-ive us- of stimulants,
-ola('CO or opium, or through youthful iudin
cret ion, over liidulven. e. etc., 'such as lose of
Brain Power, Wakacu'nem. bearing- Down
paioaintbe Ha k, Seminal W. akuese, Ilys
teria. Ner ou fros ration. Nocturnal omis
sions. Leucorrboe, Uiiiiness, Weak Memory,
Loeeo! Power and Impotency, which if ntk
lected often lead to premature old aye and
insanity. Price f 1 a box; t boxeS fcr .uo
Sent bv mall on racelnt of pries
.4 Wkll ir. t.1 M S.M IK Is fln
with every t order received, to refund tne
money if a Permanent curs is i.ottffe. te-i.
We bavt tbousanosof testimonials froui old
and unir, of both aexes, who have been
penn-.reiitly cured by the use - f Apbroditine
Cir-)r free. Address
IIK SfHKU Mf:il lR CO.
Wit . Kranch, Hoa, 7. Portland, Oreaon.
.' '. - y Foahay h Mason, who aaaie aad
oiglsU, Albany, oesaea.
THE RAILROADS;
Another Train to Be Run from
Portland to Albany.
FRED CBOCKKU INTERVIBWRD
Hslmpi tsSomw Daws Oinoarolaf ta
Bonthetn Pacifio Kil'0d's Plans
Chaures U iheTraii, Etc. - .
Portla.nd, Jun- 1C. Co'ionel
Fr. d Cr.-ker, lht vice-pre.-idt.it
of tlie .Siiu.herii I'a.-itio companv
arrived overland fiora .-an I ran
cibio to-dity aLvouii'anifd y tier.'
tral superinleiideiit FillilioreV-,
-- - --r -a-w- , fZ.tf2KT
enaolud 10 ttant bnu-elf a -lout;
prointsed tjur of inie'iion of ilie
Oregon lines of y-telu in connect
ion with the annual uvetinfriof the
lerminitl ciinpiiuy and P. & W. V.
director-.
'What we on the Kast Side
road c lining up," sod h "w
very r-a'ifai-toty and the country ih
very pr uniu i.o'li in farminand
lui-in. os .tiifi'tio:iH.
Atn.ut the li at o'Ju'ywe shall
..tit on aooi hf-r local tiain out of
l'oi tlainl, riinninir an far south as!
Koelur.'. I he other locala inayj
.l.u.. .1 ....li' -iu t.r aj All-tool' I. of I
that haa not" heen eettled yet.' Two
.Ij u ill I iiwm WVa n.ir t l.r. .11 rli
'rain of i's pre-"iit heavy strain, as
wewillctrry no 1 cal pasenjer-i
ui it. Tlie travel In-twe.-n here
and San t rim is -o is rapidly on an
incre.ine and it is our purpose to
improve n.-rvicc an. I shurien time."
"What i likely lo tome up at
the 1. A '. V. meeting to-t ay ?"
wan a-ked.
'The reil object of tht tneetinu
ij to incorporate the in iiiazem-oit
of the P. Ji W. V. Riilway with
i lie entire S .u hern Paci tin system.
Then the election of otlicers and
direcior-t will come up."
What " iliou will Win. Keid
have in the n -w renim-?"
'Well, it i-i siid ne will not Ik?
re -elected to the prei leu.-y, n'liich
has carried wit'i it an ex eusive
man iieiial fun.-ti- -n."
Tiii- pisri in w li un. 1 ui' d -idly
he ifiven to Mr. Koehi'-r anil the
inana'i iiiei.t llui- be incorp .rated
w i' li llie uulaern Pacilic ftem.
The Cna-ker parly will leave oi.
the r tour oi i'l-ip 'cli-in ovei the;
ttwl Side line Wednesday.
TUK DAV IN CO'GRES9.
Measures to Prevent the Iturnio
of Valuable Formats.
VASHisoros. .June lfi Sena
tors Allison, Daniels and Vesi ad
dressed the senate to-day on the
.-ilver bill.
IN THS: HOl'SE.
Representative P.utterworth to
day presented a resolution provid
ing; for the meeting ot the hor.-e
on Jnly 4th, and lor the seHin;
part of that day :o celebraii ni
liy suitable exercises of the adap
tion and iroiiiiilgation of the dec
laration of independence.
It also provides for the presence
ind participation of the senate and
lor an invitation to the ho iety ol
'Sons of American Involution" to
be present.
The president to-day transmitted
to t (ingres a communication to the
-ecetary of the interior reluinu
to the destruction by fire carelessly
kindled or left of limner Upon
pulilic lands. The president ex
pressed an opinio'i that ii the
proper penalties w.-re imposed by
law and a few convictions secured
nint h w.ite of forests would be
prevented.
Passenger Train Wrecked.
Cocscil liLfFKs, June 16. This
inorniio! the Bnrliig'on 'flyer"
was wrecked near Island JPark
station by a detective rail. The
liiigiiatt car. coa ii chair car, and
the smoker were turnod over in the
hich. A number of pas.-enters
were hurt bit not fatally.
THE CIIKOMCLK Bl ILDING.
Its Ma(;nluVeiit Neiv Quarters Id Sao
Frauclscu.
San Fhan'cisco. June IG. The
new Chronicle building l.x aied at
he iniersectioii of Market and
Kearney and Ci -ary st'eels, one of
the largest and most complete
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
This povraer never vanes. A'lnarrel
of purity.streniftb and w boli-sorneness
More . ( onomiral than the ordlnan
kit'd- ind rat.ni.t t..M in r..n.n.ii
iioji i'b multitude of low test, short
wei..rii alum oi pbospbate powders
S :.. .,. '! ctns, Rotal KaKlSir ow.
nr-K .. i.e. W n) -t. N. T.
Lewis M. Jobnson A Co., Agents,
Portlaud, Orsjroii,
striii tureM on ihe I'm itic tk.ast was
thrown open t- puldic iuei ition
to-ni-clit. The building cost, n the
Dt-iKliIiorhood if on million. It U
ten i-tories huh m .1 fro n the ni-ie-
nuiw mci mo tower is ii-
feet.
The new pre"e4 will fm out
pair of from etlit t-v 'we-ny lour
pitri'8 at the rate of foity thoua ni
p r iionr. Fire.rk- an 1 electrical
illumination weie 01 pl iyed from
Hie r -01 and side ol il b nl.lii.k:
to-niiiht. The first paut-r, wlii li
v. ill lie a lariie !. ' m. will
lire I in no ii, a iiujlditu' 11
..itiiriav.
BL.U.NL witincs 1 Lr llKK.
He Says He Is In latur of free
Sugar.
.. uTl . .i, .tiP-.-Wi.uc-tc;-' -:t-ter
from Secretary i'l on., to Ex
Mayor Coney, guy-: '"Vou ne in
error in supposing I am opposed
to sugar Iwio.jj o.linitt. 1 free o
d'.ity. M o' j'-c ion if pot to fov
siig ir, but to he proposed method
of inaku g it lite.
We ouht to ii'i cive in return
for Iree sugar a market for sixty
or seventy mil ion dollars wor.ii
of our own product
The KitrHordiuary Ceitaus.
lib; COl'LO SOT BE sfHE.
Census enumerator; to individual
.ui,h luxuriant whiskers;-
What
v"t
Individual (indignantly)
"You'd take me for a man, wouldn't
you?"
"Answer the question. You
might be the bearded woman from
the dime museum for all 1 know."
WANTKD EXACTNESS.
Census enumerator (to Miss
Elder) "What is your nge?"
.Miss Elder "I vas bom in ""."
Census enumerator "1770 .r
1870?"
it's on the list.
Census enumerator Name,
please."
The questiotid "John Henrv
Perkins."
"Of how many children are you
the mother?'"
"What?"
MORTCAKY.
Census enumerator (to Philadel
phia man) "Your age, p'ease."
Mr. Chestnut "rorty-tive."
Cenptis enumerator 'Did yon
die during the past y.aror before
that time?"
SOCIAL.
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Census enumerator (to Chicago
woman V " .Married, mum?"
, Chtivgr. woman "Ye" - -
C.-nsus . enumerate" "How
many times have you een Up
voiced eince June, 18-JO?" New
York Sun.
HIS FIRST CLIENT.
A .fudge's Practical Juke Brlre a
Young Lawyer a Brief.
"Did I ever tell you how 1
eained my first client !" S. natoi
C. K. Davis of Minnesota a-ked a
New York S'ar repoiter the othei
evening. "No! Well, it's too
good a story to keep, so here you
are. Away back in eighteen bun
died and ever so few yes, that'
derinite enough I was trying t"
prictice law in a little t -wn iu
Northern New York. Itwal .nc
before the day of c rpora'ioiii'
and their natural sequence, cor
poration lawyers, and young men
had to hustle for themselves, and
a mean, inac ive kind f lmst
liig it was. Well, my sbi"Kle
had been out for about six months
and I h'd been the busiest man
d 'ing nothing you can imag ne.
I be.an to be discouraged. One
day it was the 3d of May a
man did appear in my oflice and
informed me that he was a stran
ger, and, needing legd advice
had applied to the local ju ige,
who had told him to come to rat,
as it was a well-known fact that
I had never lost a suit. I was
sta gered tor a mom -nt, but came
to time like a little man and ad
mitted he had heard truly. I
had never los a suit nor had I.
being mv fir-t client. I suppo e
I should add that the Judge's
Cractic.l joke made my fortune,
ut truth compels me to adm t
that it didn't. It took a great
manv years of very hard work to
do tint."
Sautlam Roads.
County Judge Shaw and commis
sioner Grim anc Cornelius have
been up in the Santiam coun
try the past few days looking after
county highways. Last year a
contract was let to Mr. Heath to
open up a road along the Little
North fork from Marion l'a tor's,
two miles above Mehama to Elk
p-airie, and the principal business
of the court v as to view this work.
They found i done accoiding to
contract and accepted it. In rela
tion to the Minto trail, they found
that the O .P. railroad company
bad men at work making a good
and sufficient tr.iil wherever their
road had destroyed it, and yester
day morning lon A. Smith, ap
pointed by the county court lor
that purpose, etarted out w ith a
pack train and a force of men to
i lear and open up the trail where
it has not been tou. lied by
the railroad. So when this point is
completed the trail w ill be in the
best shape it has ever been. There
is a wanon road as far east as
Stewart's, about two and a half
miles beyond Gatesville, but the
rest of the way it is simply a trail.
Salem Journal.
Hoom slippart at S. 0. Saarls'.
MINERS ENTOMBED.
Ai . .:, t Horror in the Pennsyl
vania Coai Mine.
OVKK THIRTY MEET DEATH
Aa Explosion of Fre Da-ip Envelop
lhroiiaa eicfDeally F aiue
Seen i o' ths Oliai: r-
In a r, I'm., Jure ltt. This
u rnirg at 1 1 :4'l a Millen roar
f'hook the in inos duello gs on
" iiiil Farm," in Fayette county,
near :u;s i lac - .uit ii'i-rirea a
souna too wen i.mt tnvo i.r.-.' an-
. .
ot:ier mine horror, i-oon fount
theirapprehensions well -rounded.
In a inomriit th- fearful news
had spread that thu Hill Faun
mine had expl led. I he hill
shook from in .nth to pit. A rus'i
was made to the mouth oi tne pit,
hut lngr.-ss was impossible as
smoke in dense volumes was issu
ing 1 rtb.
F.ftv two men had gone to work
Ihis in .riiii-g an I weie in th.;
slope when i h exploio: occurred.
Of tuese lifty two, eigiit -en wer
in the left headi- g aud thiity-f .ir
iu t . right heading. Tho-e in
the left h ading tot out i.ll right.
Ti.e others were cut oir and not
one escaped.
Their name-are: Ji-s. Biigner.
Ui.hard Biigner, .Mill Farney,
Harney Maiv-t, K. Mau-t, Pa'
Courlnev. J. W. Mitchell, .lo-.
Ihuley, "Pete Et. -an. Kob Mdiill,
Martin Cavene, I .tin ('ope.Andrert
Co e, Pat Devine, Jo-.. 1-Ianey,
lohu Joy, John Devauev, Dave
Davis, Vhos. D tvis, Pat" Cabill.
W.n. Cabill. Pat Court ivv. Jack
Mitchell, Dan Sirith. Dm 'iearer.
iVm. Iltyes, .las. Mc'.'leiry and
K. m-r Deunev. Oi'iheseCl were
u. ar i d kii I bad families.
The mine had been troubled
with water and an air shaft bad
'.eeii drilled from the surfa.-e to
the junction oi t:ie rijht and lei'
shafts. The moment this was
broken into a llnod of w.iter
gushed out and James Kerw in and
a man named Landy standing by
yelled out lor mmik one to save the
men in the right shait, as the
w.tt-r p ured d wn the h 1! in a
stream and lie leared they would
dn.wn. Young Davis II ives. who
had seei 'he ntfai', leapetl f .rwaid
at i be call -and UiiiieJ d tlte
left side to warn te men below.
tusi as he passeu the air shatt
:hat h id be.-n br ken into, the
ni-b of waters changed 'o an ugly
roar, wh ch b ancind t .e chetks
of the men. Th- How of water
had charged to a deadly volum-
1 li e damp and as Young H ives
wuiig by t-.e shaft a flash of blaz
ing light slid throng. i the shaf
from en 1 to e .d.
Il seeuie-l the daring yoiu g man
uad carried an ooen hurn:ut! min
i'm lamp iu ins h nd, aud he had
.ar.llv taken a t.'p lievond tue
o.iriug shaft w hen a spark set .'ff
the le idly h e .lamp, an I be sa'ik
i cur 8-? not ten teet toward ti e
in -n lio tie had h p l t .save, and
thorn he ha I Cr-i lamly d -ouie I. !
an insL.nt an iinqu n. hatile fire
-rrfn up in ire n.u- f ".t i just
h tween the ln.it.. ei.t-anCe anl an
i.ht foot ilri't. forever shut'iiu orl
he thirty-lour no n impri-oned
I tier...
D v d Mayes, fatb.-r i f the mis
taken hero, w.isdr veu mad bv tin-
lite o- his soil, lie da-lied ill'O
he sulphurous smoke mid ir.mir
inz ti'e .lamp, only to f.dl by lie
-ide of bis son and to he dr.twii
i:t an hour latr-r wit'i James
Snearan. l'.oth ce recogiiz-d
ojly by ti.eir wives. The tir
f omed by the nir fro.n the m.iin
Is i t r and irom the fat. d shait iiseh
-i on sprang into an awful toiifla-
at ion.
SALE OK STOCK.
The r rices Go Way I'p In the Tbrms
antls. Nkw York, j'une 16 The third
inmi il sale of yearln g of .1. B
llig:i.':'s ranch at Del Pnso, C.t.i
lorniii, comorising one hundreil
tieal bettan t'd- foremwi. Twenty
wo head were disposed of at a total
of $35,770. Pii.es range.l from
seven hundred to six thousand dol
lars er h a l.
COMKlir AIV.IKUEII,
The Pacille Coast Gains It Once
M ore.
Washington, June 1(. The
-ecretaiy the navy to-day d reef
ed the award of the contract for the
buildinif l the o-i'lrt ton cruiser
N'oi. to thu- Union Iron Works at
Sin FiAnci-CO.
The secretary of the navy to-day
directed the award of the contract
tor an 8150 tin armored cripser to
Oanip.t ons, ot Phil.ide phia, at
a bid of i2 WS5.IHM.
Train Accident.
Paditaii. Ky., June t. A
freight train on the N. N. A M. V.
It. K. was detailed ut Kerville,
Tennessee, this morning. The en-
tine and ten cars were wrecked
hadlv. K.igmeer Glvun Perkins
and an unknown negro t.amp was
cru-bed to death. Ku-h Mar
shall, the lire. nan, was latally liurt.
National Election Hill.
W.vsiiinoton, .lime 1. The na
tional election bill as framed by
the house republican caucus com
mittee has been orbited. Tin.
thief supervisors oi elections inl
judicial districts are ehaige.1 with
the execution of the law, which is
to apply to federal election in
c'::es of 20,000 inhabitants or up
vrr ds, and in the entire congress
io i) districts, exclusive ol such
cit -s, upon the application to the
supvisor of 100 voters; or in
count -ps forming a., part of a con
gress riftl district on application
of 60 voters.
WICKED CALIFORNIA!.
liuveraut Watermau't Appeal to
Suppress t'rtse Flchtlns;.
Sacbamento, Jane lti. Gov
aleriuiu lo-. av auurerSed a
loiter to Attorney Geueial Joluisoi.
on the subject ol prize tigliting, ii.
hlCU lit) bays: :1 . lieSerst inos
aimMrr.tQuirectyour uttentiou
iiic iiM.i iiiat ;i.e eTisa.M
tiiuioughiy and cou.ptote.y dis
raced by the maintenance ol au
oraiuzation g ven up lo the de
g.a.ling and disgusting exhibitions
oi hrute force, aud the HO-calleo
s::eniiiic contests between the so
called scientific atbieles, which
aie notiiiug more nor less than
pr.ze ligiits, in opposition to de
ceucy and the KOod orde. of so
cicty, against which a law made
and prov ided iu such cases shoulo
be operative in those localities ol
the siaie wber.; these praoliLes
t ike place. They should uo loiigei
he pei mil ted to defame and degrade-
our state. Will you do me
a favor iu the absolute interest ol
i he state of inquiring into the
inat-er. and if the local officers ol
the "law are not able to cope liib
the subject, 1 invoke your aiu as
.be chief law officer ol the Stale
and ask you to proceed immedi
ately and take such decisive action
and measures as will in future pre
serve from so foul a blot the
escutcheon of the state of Cal
ifjrnia."
TUK CHINESE HORDES.
Ob Trial for Open Violation of the
Exclusion Act.
Ttcsos, Ariz., June 16. Tne
trial of the 24 Chinamen, charged
with the violation ot the exclusion
law, was commenced before U ited
States Commissioner Hughes to
d iv. The evidence appeared con
chi ive that the Chinese cam
dir-ct irom Hong Kong o San
Francisco. They were denied ad
mission iheie and transferred io
tne s earner Newbern and landed
by her at Guaymas. They madt
their way acro-s Sonora into Ar.
z..na. 11. H. Schell. United States la-
sppmrtr, -rested two 1l-'nnen I
to-day charged with violating iut
exclusion law. They crossed tht
Mexican line into the United
St ites near Lt Ora. They w ill be
tried to-morrow.
Flshlns; Depredations.
Halifax, June 16. A corres
pondent tt Litel Lorraine, N. B..
wiitt s on the 6th inst. that thr;n
American fishing vessels came un
file liariio- unceremoniously auo
cut away the nets and ouoys o
local fishermen, taking 600 barrels
of macketel.
Cholera tn Spain.
Madrid, June 16. The govern
ment announced in the sei.aw to
lay thai it had been proved that
t ih disease now prevailing li
Puebla Rugat is Asiatic choler..
oid tnere is no cause for alarm.
It i-i luriber stated that the boar.,
of healih had sent a deputation t
Valencia and had taken sauitarv
measures lo prevent the spread o.
t.ie disease.
The t'nhappy Caar.
London, June 16. The News'
Benin correspondent says: The
si. Petersburg pol ce have disov
ered a widespread conspiracy
against the czar'a life. The imp-rial
palace had been under
mined. Guards at all the place:
are doubled, and several arrestt
have been made.
Dock Laborer's Strike.
London, June 16. Tbirteet
thousand "lock laborers at Swan--ea
struck for higher wages to-dpv
The shipping business of the r'JZ'
ii at a staudstill. . .
Striking- numbers
Denver, June 15. Plumbers to
the number of 300. quit work this
morning and joined the striking
corpenters and mill men. Several
jangs of brick layers, lathers ami
hod carriers also quit.
White House Economy.
I'-mdnation pictures the presi
dential family as living on the
pinnacle of splendor and luxury.
Any other house in town almost
offers more real comfort to its oc
cupants, and there are a hundred
houses where more art and luxury
are found in the finish and fittings.
The family have no living-room
an sitting-room that is private
and their own, save the end of the
draughty corridor upstairs. The
offices have absorbed so much of
tlie house that only one bed-chamber
ci n be set apai t for the guest
whom they may wish to entertain.
.Much of the table service is plated
ware, the carpets are often turned
and the curtains patched. Mrs.
Harrison says anxiously : "If we
can anoru new curtains this vear.
quite as if she were a housekeeper
wnn a n us' -ana ou a salary instead
of the mistress of the White
House.
While we run largely to special
ties our stock is always full of
choice goods in our line. Spencer
oi BUaCJLuarB.
tri i i
STATE AAD COAST.
Republicans Carry the City
Eleet'on m Portland. .
THE RAILROAD KLSCTIOKI
A DestrnoUve Qrsin FleU F're la Oali
Lrni. Ike 8aa Franc tco Obioa
icls'a Hsw Baildlag.
Pobtlasd, June lti. Very little -interest
was tak n lo-day in tne
. iiv eleCio.t for ttuee chy t-oun-ii-i
i"n aiid acity trrasu er. Fhe io al
vO.e ca-t was 3S3j. lht - im.;.
ans elected tae e' t're (uket.
If.ik Uftck.rey tot in-eaievr and -C.
M. ot bMVouiH-ilinan for the
ecuud ward,' had no opi o-ition.
C. Castendick waselected from the
first ward by 367 majority, and W.
Flei.uitr from the thitJ Uietrict by.
;63.
UAILROAD CO.'S ELECTION.
rhe Old Board was Fn-w'.pally
Elected.
Poktlanu, June 16. The annuid
meeting o: the Or gon Transi-ou-tinental
Co. was held here to-day.
The old board of directors were
-letted with the exception of -Messrs.
Bartlett, Hall and Cbftrl-
In l,ir nlar-M Kllftl Mai-
.uu. r - .
lory, C. A. D-lph and T. H. Tin-
dale, of Portland, were eiecieu.
Tk itrn..n llj:liav Al NaViea-
tion Co. In Id ie annual meet ing
to-day and elected the loiiomieg
i: . . . L-.l...n.l Smith. C.
ureuiuis. ... v. .
F. Adams, V. B. Fosdick, II. K.
Keed, G. M. Lake. U. r. inompr.
-on. C. J. Mnith, W. M. Mclntoslf.
W. W. Colt m. A.L. Mills,L.UoJ
Brooks, H. C. Campbell. .
ti vi.en Pufifit Terminal
a uc v. .... . .. -
r i..A.i ti.a fnll.oainff directors
to-dav: Henry Failing, H. vt.
Corbett, C. J. femiin,
ngton. J. B. Williams.K.
P. Scbulas C. A.. Dolph and O. M.
Lane. .
Tlie Ponlind & Puget Sound
Uadroad Company elected direc
'ors to dav as follows: C J.Smith,
ttr wr i ' . n t TlniniiMon.K.
vv. v. V-OllOH, v. ' -
Cookimtham, C. F. Holcomb, .
li. Holcomb, C. f.A-iUl"
Lane. ....
The following board of directors
. i ...... A w tlia Orviron Iin
mere ein iru V . , A -., r
..rovement Co. : Elijah Smith. .
iv ..,.. i ;.
A. Uolpll. JAS. II. oeiie.vv, v-.
I baver, Pr V. Sini-'-- Hei. y
Failin'r.C. H. . C I S i y
A'... I .d.l .l.itixti.aii L. . 't:
The Willamette Tr ponatoa
i Locks Co. to-day eiected the
:ollow ing officers and directors for
the ensuing vear: C. J. Easth-iiJ,
president; Thos. C. Char .nan, vice
uesident; J. C. Morelane, sccre
arv; Clns. H. Caufw-M .treasurer;
K.L. Fas ham. C.J. MoreUnd. G.
li. Hardng. C. O. T. Williams
nd Tin is C. Har. nan dine os.
GRAIN YIELDS BCKNED.
A Disastrous Fire lo the California
Wheat District.
Mekced, June '.6. This after
noon C. C. .-uiiih'o ho'i-e. five
lilt B South of Ibis city, caUsht 6 H
rom a defective flue and was
otaiiy der tnye 1. A hub nd
was "blowing" and the fire nrst
-prea.l t the barn, and frjin tnat
o the gram tieli. It raed for five
ours, burning gram s'acks an I
iieldsu-tilastrip 13 miles in length
had been laid iu ashes. The w
died away a: sunset and the f
ere bniugbt uudtr tO'.trc'
oss will be tbout (JO.OJ.
.nee su.all.
A Steamship Lost.
San Francisco, June 16. The
British ship Druineltan arrived in
port to-day from Cardiff. On April
I3'h. the" Druineltan n.is-ed the
German bark Adamant, jf Ham
luir. liaiiilonp.l Alt. I all her masts
gone. No sugns of life were visible.
"Boas" Bockley Married.
Boston, June 16. The marriace
of Miss Annie Hurley, of this city,
tnd Cristopher A." Buckley, a
wealthy capitalist of California,
took place at the Catholic church
of the Holy Cross to d y.
On the Retired List.
Washington. June 16. Briira-
dier-General Holabird, quartermaster-general
of the army, was
t -day placed on the retired list of
the army, having reached bis 64th
year.
The Prlie Rlna;.
Bi ffalo, June 16.-Ed. Smith,
of Denver, defeated Jim Dalv. of
Philadelphia, in a seven round
hght here t e-nigbt before the Ar
lington club for a purse of $15.10.
Cltlsens Meetkia;.
New York. June 16. Jess
Seltgman, Bishop Potter, Faih.r
Ducey, K. Heroer Newiou. Gustav
Schwab and man- other prominent
citizens have issued a call ior a
meeting to organize a citizens
movement for purification of muni
cipal affairs by non-partisan nomi
nations at the coming election.
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