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EDITORIAL.
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Have you registereu?
Cheap cigars and the long linger­
ing handshake will soon be going
the rounds.
The Smoot case has furnished suf-
heient evidence to prove that what
has l>een generally believed, name­
ly, that polygamy is still practiced
In the United Blates, the president
Id iVe church, Joseph Smith,, ad­
mitting posessfon of at least ttve
wives. The contention that polyg­
amy in a sense is practiced outside
that church makes polygamy none
ihe less a violation of the law of the
land.
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The Linn County Grange an Cou n
ly Judge Pa mer are engaged in a
Controversy over the office of county
mad-master. The Grange adopted
a resolution and petitioned the
court to abolish the office, hut Judge
Fulmer says the court will not do so.
Mow the Grange thinks the stand
taken by Judge Palmer and the
other members of the county court
“will more than likely have some
effect on nominations whan that
tfhic comes ’’
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Those Portland ministers who, af­
ter a stormy debate, passed a resolu­
tion against marrying any couple
Where one or both have been divorc­
ed on any other grounds than adul-
irv or desertion, no doubt acted up-
to their interpretation of that Scrip­
ture which declares that “whom
Cod hath joined together let no
Hinn put asunder.” It seems li.se
patting the Almighty in a bad
light when He is charged with Join­
ing together people who desire di­
vorce. Such mairiages are not
imide in heaven, nor have they the
function or blessing of an all wise
Frst Cause.
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Rural mall carriers will be raised
fioin 1600 to $750 a year, including
term, if the senate enacts the post-
offii e appropriation bill as passed by
the house at Washington. But car*
riirs are to deliver mail matter and
tai not do errands, carry packages,
etc., for the convenience of their pa­
trons. In other words, the rural
Carrier is to be put under the same
restrictions as as the city carrier-
But if so, pay him as much! To pro-
bff»H carriers doing errands seems
rough on the putlic, though to pro­
hibit his doing an express business
la not so unreasonable.
Here is a good one for women gos
alps to think about: At a woman’s
gathering there Was talk about news
papers. "They never get anything
straight,’’ said one woman contem­
ptuously. “I guess they tell things
Juat as they are told them,” said an
ether. “If the people tell the truth,
the newspapers will tell it.” said a
sensible soul, and finally one wom­
an said: “Well, I’m glad they
don’t always tell the truth; If they
always told the truth, and spared no
toe, some wculd be too ashamed to
be here today,” and she looked at
the first woman. Did you ever stop
to think that a newspaper leaves
tot a good deal of the truth on pur­
pose to spare somebody who doesn’t
appreciate tbe newspapers enough
to defend them?
stances must play an important1* 11 >' I I ''»'I i*l K ’ ’ lyo Fran John W Evans to Mary S Evans
et al 335 acres
IT IS A NATTER OFHEALTH
part. This laying down rules won’t I ces B iher.
work always. Koine young people
Piul Schmidt was admitted to E J Miller to V E Miller 20 acres
Jos Darcy to J A Th uuiwm
might be doing the proper thing to citizenship.
acres
unite at 21 and *22, but as the world
The l.Jlowin r cases were disposed AC Olin to N I* Crume ■!
wags somewhere aroun 1 25 is bitter of:
Brownsville
Then know what is what, be situa­
R L Sabin vs Elgin Woolen Mill
The Display Shipped.
ted well enough financially to sup
Coelal. C< ntinue 1
porta wile and look twice
Mary Anu Powers vs S B Powers
J. R Dotml is. superinkmdenl
you leap. Don’t be a clam ii)r
to set aside deed. Hewitt & Sox for the de|.arti<>eiit of uuricnllure
fox.”
pl co’;.*and M E Pogue and P R Cregon’a world’s lair exhibit, and
K !i. for the defendant. Tried nt , well who has h id charge of the col­
'fhc man who acquires the «gl vl October term and submitted. Mo lection of the hoi th ultur d exhibit,
hand” only when he seeks a public Eon fc.r second amended answer I returned I ist night from Portland
oiiiee is at a decided disadvantage ■ vi rr Jed. Judgment ordered in
and Salem, where he completed the
I hese days This is the time when f ivor of the defendant, each party
picking of tlie exhibit, and this
lie who is a politician 365 days in topic their own costs. Deed order
morning
two cir loid. of as fine
ihe year is having his inning. ‘The ed i formed so ns to include life es
¡cereals, vegatshlea an I fruits as can
Oregon farmer oi laborer may be tute iur plahititf.
he found in the world left Oregon
dull at times, but lie isn’t so dense
Absolutely Pur©
A II Laccroix vs E J Harris. Con for St. Louis. Mr. Douglas believes
that he fails to see through the pur- tinue-l.
I lie has succeeded in collecting some THERE IS NO SUBS11TUTE
poses of the man wtio suddenly de­
E A Truelove vs The City of Al ' world tieating articles. He lias no
velops a friendliness and cordiality bans to recover $5,090 damages. M
doubt of getting tin« gold medal on
The Oid Man’* Adv« u I mbtc «.
that were never seen before. The A I Ju Iler, J A Finch and I’ R Kelly i hops and flax, an I the wheat, oats
A man past 50 can do witn h** *leep
bright smile and cheery greeting tor plaintiff, Weatherford A Wyatt prune and plum display will be mar than
an younger men. Re
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endure greater
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nre acceptable, of course, but they for lelendant. Nonsuit on motion vels of merit which will be Difficult ateaily anu prolonged .irn." io can bear
need
ilia
buruta,
o-iy
-ai.er
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wi.;.
are taken In the spirit in which
••print/'
; to equal. ^I’here are two hundred oi re.-ri-slioii. The yourg ,»ar. can uaii
of plaintiff.
whh
but
ue
isiiniit
”
*tay
like
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they are given. Toe man with the
R R Ryan A Co vs Carl Brietzke. varieties of cereals alone, llie brain gi u iron and ueive.- -tee: by many
hearty hand-shake and the “'low
! other displays in minerals, forestry year- or -tiai ¡r.g.
On tri d.
are le.-- le.iqi.ible. li.ey
are you. Tom?” every day in the
etc. will also Im of a high order with i Elderly ■a inorai
i aba .
ppe. ite and
W H Divis vs W E Looney. prospects of gold medals. Three or are nf in i under
year is the man whose sincerity is
control. I -a l-eoer or
ja-ri..n ai
less likely to be questioned. The Judgment for pi-dntitf, attached pro lour m ire cur h a ls will lie required for «av -c k ey .lie a lah ul ’■ i puiialil.V,
with e.ig.a variations to be taken into tlie
best politician is he who never f ills per.v .rdere I sold
i for them. Oregon against tlie !account.
to see and greet his acquaintances,
I Elderly
J i,T»milson vs Edward W Loon world.
if they ai
even though patched clothes mid ey A Mary E Looney. Judgement
Mr. Douglas expects to he in St. a can.-e oi a ec-in:nerc:al hcu.e * i
grime of toil may be their chief for plaintitT, and ordered to sell at Louis alaiilt the flr-t of April to take able, x ey have, unnei.vee, -..'a
for g ->d 1 i i'V ,.r in ;. e !■-■■ • • ■
adornments. Tlie “common peo- hiciie I property.
ehaigool the ag'icultural displ ly.
faitu! t>. w' o.e respect i- to t. e
pie” have a warm place in their
I'.an li - ■ 'I iey know t..edifiiculty
ing inietake-
It Bryant vs T F Hickman. Ju
hearts for elm who thinks and feels
Settiers tor Oregon.
lilderl,
n actually i-avi-e:.|.<: iei c T iie
dgeim nt for plaintiff, attached prop
that “a man’s a man for a’ that.
older man best reads cl a iu-Ur. He is the 0
erty ordered sold.
Oregonian.
Grants Pass, Ore., March 12.—A wisest to .elect agents.— \\ asiiington Tinies. V
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The sta e Land Board vs Henry large number of colonists have ar-
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Bond. Judgment far plaintiff with rived here irum the east and expect
DALEY Bl
prietors.
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Court House News.
sale of attachmed property ordered to locate in the state, engaging in The new« of both hetnlsphtrei ■In The ♦
farming and fruit raid ng. They Awkij Oreyort ho
<>
sold.
7 he best of fresh, salt, and smoked meats always
Circuit court, department No. o —»
|O
are
tired < f tlie severe winters that
♦ on hand.
PC Anderson vs John Holland.
Working Overtime.
R. P. Boise judge.
Il'e solicit your pah ¿¡¡age.
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prevail ia the east and decided Ore­
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Geo F Burkhart agt M J Burk- Settled.
gon was the section of greatest i Eight hour laws are ignored h.v
hart. Divorce granted.
Con:; 4 Huston vs Otis Maxwell, promise.
| lho.se Lircli-'S little workers—Dr.
W S Griffis agt Jennie E Or! .
Settled.
I King’s New Life Pills. Millions are
Divorce granted.
| always at work night and day, cur-
Rogoway.
In
Oregon
vs
Oscr.r
Laura Ellen Froman agt Thomas
i ing Indigestion, Bi!ion-news. Cnnsti-
A
TRUE
ENDEAVOR.
dieted
¡or
arso
i
at
Lebanon
on
Dec,
i pation. Sick Head ielu- and all Stem
Froman. Divorce itcsording to
21. J N Hart atty for state and
Inch, Liver and Bowel troubles.
mandate.
j Easy, pleasant, safe, sure. Only 25.*
BY 1>. K. II. GOODALE.
Hewitt & Sox and J J Whitney fcr
Henry Cyrus agt Robert E Peery defend nt. 'look t imo to plead.
! at E C Peery’s drug store.
“I slia’n’t try any longer; it’s no
et al. Partition of property granted
'file ease will be continued to the use.” said Frank, passionately.
S P Munkers appointed referee.
Albert only screwed up bis mouth in
J E Henkle agt Porter SI ate, next term.
Notice is herebjr given th it th 5 nii'ler-
his characteristic ia Iron, as if he were
Demurred by plaintiff to defendant,s 1 Oregon vs Delbert DeVine, In having u struggle with himself not to signed has been by the C ninty Court of
cross bill In equity overruled a id dieted for rape on Ivy Powell, un speak too quickly; perhaps it was so. the State of Oregon for Linn Conn.*,
duly appointed administiator of the
plaintiff allowed to answer. Ap| I- der 16 years of age, on Jan, 20. But li ter a little space of silence on ‘st ite of Rebel c i A. Breed, <lecea-ed.
cation withdrawn to stand by t.e P.e .d not guilty and continued on the part cf both boys, he looked keen­ All persons bavin.- claims agnii st s*iid
ly at Frink with those beautiful optale will piesent .hem duly verified to
murrer and plaintiff gave Dotn o of motion of Distric attorney.
brown e;;es oi his and said said, quiet­ me at niv residence in Si io, (»regou,
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appeal.
ly: “1 never can iud any chance to within six 'iG’ithfc from tbis date.
I'eads recorded:
stop trying.”
Scio,
Cr^iOia.
this
December
Datili
et
License was issued for the mar
Fr ink laughed, a forced laugh that 31, 1904.
Mary Saltmarsh to Nellie O Ba­
riage of C M Hulbert mid Forest
ker 5 blks 11 E ad Albany
1 .minded as if it would be rather easier
to cry. * ■
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Smith, of Oakville,
i 'ii is Simons to O J Mealy 80
“Well, lean; I've got a good chance
District Attorney Hart began the
19 now. ”
acres
examination of witnesses in the W E Arnold to G E Rodgers 215
Albert shook his head, close-cropped
and brown. “’T'won’t work, Frank.
Ilogoway case, the DeVine rape
Notice if h-’f.by uiveiitl
acres
1050 Come along and have a game of ball;
HigiK d han b(‘eri *. ily r.p| •
case and a Lyons liquor case si* ting Lucretia Allison to F J DeMott
you’ll foci better to-morrow.”
( ounty Court oi .ii.n i < .
as a grand jury.
100 acres
2550
The two boys went out together. as the ev< enters of the la<t m
They
ha
I
been
]in
■
ering
in
the
school
lament of David IL nry .Johnstoij
The only case tried by the jury Wra M Hoag to S V Steele & J
library; but Frank Alcott was too ceased. Any and alJ persons having
was tliat of R R Ryan & C > ng! Uarl
V Pipet bl 55 Albany
4000 much
oat of sorts for wholesome sport, claims against said < state are hereby no­
Ilietzke, a suit to recover money. N S Steele to Hobt S Shaw 90x60
and he started h me in a mood half tified to present the same to the under­
A O Condit was attorney for plain-
feet bl 55
700 morose, half reckless.
signed at Scio, Linn (i.'inty, Cregon.
lie was a mobdy boy, that cannot be within six months nTin the date of ibis
tiff mid Bonham A iv artin for de­ J F Martin to Thos Newman 320
g *ly verrilied
required by law
fendent., all Silem lawyers. The
acres
10 denied. With less self will and more i otice,
Dated this 27th day »f N »v. \. D. 1903
application he would easily have led
Jury came in at 6 o’clock this morn­ 11 II Curl to Levia Dobson 10 acres
( ; • .1. H< i 1C C H lc I ST r I*. J OH X STO X
his class; for he was a boy of fine nat­
H enry S ibbelo T oiin ^ to '*
ing and reported their inability to J Q Black law to J B Blacklaw
ural abilities, the first to understand
Executors.
and
the
last
to
f
.rjct
any
new
prin
­
agree and were discharged.
40 actes
10
Weatherford
Wyatt.
ciple
or
important
fact
brought
up
in
Attys for Exrs.
The docket was "cleaned up.” 5 J B Bl.iellajv to M E Black law
study. IBs moth r was a widow, only
cases were settled, 2 continned, in 6
1-5 intoiest fr.ot small bricks 10 too anxious for his real good; perhaps
IVTOTICE is her l.y given that the un-
judgement was rendered by default llenry F tonne. and W L Brew
that anxiety did him harm by making 1 s <|er.-oo’n.,|
rili in of the person
too
much
of
both
his
faults
and
his
and i was pa.-sed, tlie others being
ster trustees will of John Con
and estate of G. W. Phillips an moni-
virtues.
She
was
t
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openly
distressed
petent person, i
pursuance of an order
disposed of as reported.
ner to Portland Flouring Mill
RO! F©R S¥,
k N®
WORMS FRÏR)
when anything went wrong, and on of tlie County C urt of Linn County,
Co., tlie Red Crown Mill pro
The court adjourned until Thurs­
these occasions Frank was very apt to Oregon, madean entered of record on
perty, real estate, machinery,
go from bad to worse.
tlie Sth day of February 1904, authoriz­
day afternoon at 1 o’clock, when a
ing, licensing and directing him to sell
buil ling etc, dated Aug.
.
3,
joint session of the two departments
at public auction to the highest bidder
1903
8500
will be held In memory of the late
all of the following described land to wit:
Walter B Peacock to Geo A
Nature's Art Gallery of the Rockies in addition to
Judge L. Flinn.
Tlie North Halt* of the Northwest
of section three (3) in Town­ I
Grillin 80 55 acres
753
tlie
attractions at St. Louis. This can only be
I Quarter
Probate:
ship Ten (10) South Range one (1)
Department No 1 of the circuit
done
by
going
or returning via the “Scenic Line of the
West
of
the
Willamette
Meridian,
in
In estate of OP Abrams adminis­
court convened Tuesday in charge
Linn County, Oregon, containing' 80 World.”
FEMALE
trator appointed with $596 bond. I>
acres, more or less.
of Judge G II Burnett.
C Swan, J F Fox and Frank Aiken
That in pursuance of said order the
WEAKNESS
T Tnrivaled Scenic Attractions.
N T Higgins to G F Townsend
undersigned will offer for sal- at public
appraisers.
I licqnalled Dining Car Service.
842 1-2 Congress St.
56-100 acres Scio
500
auction at tbe Court House door in Al­
P obtund , M aisb , Oct. 17, 1902.
U nsurpasseil in Efforts to l'leaso.
Sixth account filed in estate of Salmon Osborne to C A Powell
I consider Wine of Cardui superior
bany, Finn County, Oregon, at the hour
to anv doctor’s medicine I ever used
Earl Brown.
of one o'clock p. m ., on the 9th day of
Write for illustrateti lxjoklet of Colorado’s famous sights and resorts
700
105} acre»
and I knovv whereof I speak. I suf­
April 1904, all of the said land in one
fered for r’nn ; . ■ ’it y ;
'■■-,T>r#*®sed
3200 tax receipts issued for approx Sarah .1 Stewart tn Edwin E
ias*asti
’
uu>tion
wh.ch
comLely
pros-
body,
terms
of
sale,
cash
in
hand.
1
W. C- McSRIDB, Cenerà? Agent
liuas would buc < thro :>Th p *
Dated this the 23div nf EVbrin— ’0«;
liuately $160,000. After today me 3
Siowaxi J mi. Mid City
my back and sides and I w ltold have
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blinding
headaches.
My
limos
would
PORTLANDCRES0N
per cent reduction will ceaseand par Mary A 8 Knox administrator
swell up and I would feel so weak I
Gil.ill n.
will be paid until April 5 after
could not stand up. I naturally felt t
to Otis II Keobler 318.75 acres 8,6 q 6
discouraged for I seemed to be beyond
which there will be a penalty, unless
Patents were granted to Hiram
the help of physicians, but Wine of ?
Cardui came as a God-send to me. I
} is paid.
an 1 S trail Farlow.
felt a change for the better within a 7-
week. After nineteen days treatment
Mortgage for $8,00o.
License was issued for the itinrri
TIME < AHI>.
I menstrual <i without suffering the
POWDER
MarKet. <;
Of Wagons, Hacks and Bug­
gies has just been received direct
from the factory in Illinois.
My prices on any of the above
xvill compare favorably with the f
Portland prices. Cal l and see
WHi]
¡I mp
WILL YOU BE THERE
Corvallis & Eastern R. R.
agonies I usually did and 3oon became
regular and without pain. Wine of
Cardui is simply wonderful and I wish
that all suffering women knew of its
good qualities.
FORMALDEHYDE!
No. 2. F or
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Traiji leaves Albany........................ 12.45 P. M
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Corvailis . ............... 2 00 “
“ arrives Yaquina.................
6 20 “
(Used and recommended by the Oregon Agricultural College )
JNio. 1. 1 -turning:
If you want a live town, push the
bustler. Few towns are without
men who have more push and en­
ergy than means to carry out their
plans. Perhaps the hustler may oc­
casionally make a mistake, possibly
be may over-reach In his efforts to
lulld up the town, but keep him go­
ing, help him push. He may bo-
tome weary and should be encour-
tged. Don’t get Jealous of hi in and
throw cold water on his efforts. It
is more difficult to build than to tear
down; that is why so many are en­
gaged in destroying what the few
•re creating. Half a dozen active
Bien In a town are worth more than
• hundred passive men. It takes
Bore enterprise than money to
toildupa town. Get behind tho
hustlerand keep pushing; don’t pul
back. If you can’t push crawl outl
of sight and sit down. If you can’t
••y a good word, My nothing.—Ex.
Treasurer, Portland Economio League
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Periodical headaches tell of fe­
male weakness. Wine of Cardui
cures permanently nineteen out of
every twenty cases of irregular
menses, bearing down pains or
any female weakness. If you are
discouraged and doctors have
failed, that is the best reason in
the world you should try Wine of
Cardui now.
liemember that
headaches mean female weakness.
Secure a #1.00 bottle of Wine of
Cwdiii today.
LeaTes Yaquina.........
Leaves Corvallis.........
Arrives Albany ..........
No. 3. For Detroit:—
Leaves Albany............
Arrives Detroit...........
So. 4. from Detroit:
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Leaves Detroit.................................. 1.00
Arrives Albany................................... 5.55
Train No. 1 arrives in Allany in time to
snnect with th 1 8. P. south bound train, _ as
well as giving two or three hours in Albany
before departure of S. P. north bound train
or Portland.
Train No. 2 connects with the 8. p. Wes
Side tram st Corvallis Crossing for Indepen
deme McMinnville and all points north to
Portland.
EWDIN STONE. Manager
ITTOS. COCKRELL Agent, AUmny.
Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured.
GARDUI
A Favorite Remedy for Babies.
There I. good sense in tho follcw-
irg, which we clip freni an ex-
change: «How old should a person
be to get married? Well, that do*
penda. The subject is not one for
tentement alone, nor should it be
The “Oregon Orator*’ who will commence a aeries of lectures at
toe entirely practical. There is a Baptist Church next Tuesday evening and continue over Sunday,
3«idèo comblbatlon, and circam- will speak on Prohibition, Local Option, nn<i other live subjects.
Rev. Guy F. Phelps
Its plea- mt taster.nd prompt cur.»?
have made Chamberlain’s Couch
Remedy a fivorlte witli mothers of
small children. It quickly cure's
their coughs and colds and prevent
any danger of pneumonia or other
serious consequences. It not only
cures croup, but when given as soon
as the croupy cough appears will
prevent the attack. For sale by nil i
dealers.
HOW TG MIX GRAIN
M
7.on
William 8h*ffer, a brakeman of
Denni«on, Ohm was confined to his
his bed for several weeks with infl-
ammatojj- rheumatism.
"I us»d ’
many remedies,” he says. “Final-1
ly I sent to McCaws diu;r store folr a
brttle of Chanilierlaln’s Pain Bam,'
at which time 1 was unalile t<-> use
hand or foot, a id in one week’s -
time was al le to w< rk as l a; pv is a 1
clam.” For sale hy h II d. -Icrs.
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1 pint of Formaldehyde to 1^.8 gallons of
water, mix with 150 bushels of irheat.
Best Method to Obtain Good Results
Fill a 50 gallon barrel about 1-2 or 2-3
full of tlie mixture, pour in the grain
and mix thoroughly for ten inimités.
then sack, placing sack in a V shajied
trough slanting into barrel, thus alloa *
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ing surplus to drain into the barrel for
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further use. Price ddr per pint.
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For sale by
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Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic
has stood the test 25 years. Average Annual Sales over One and a Half Million
bottles. Does this record of tncrit appeal to you?
No Cure, No Pay.
50c.
_______ Brwjofd wfcb rvay bottH w » T«w Cent, package of Grovu’s Black Root. Liver Pill*.
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