Calicoes.
•
< to 7 1 cent Values
will go at
5 cent» ' ’aal«,
121
.’to eent I Julies' Ribbed 23 c.
ll.'W
13 cent
50 cent
give
prices on Drews good» a»
wo have a large variety
which will
all
at prices that
I m *
sold
will
sell
Men's heavy
«■ent
Gingham for HV
Gingham
for
lie
30«
13.20
el.
8 cents, ('»ah
colors
30c
*
give •r you a small idea of how the gotwls will he sacrificed.
During this sale we will |M>sitivclv not sell except for CASH or PRODUCE. As the goods
will I m * offered at such prices that you can Ixirrow money, pay interest on it and save
yourselves.
(We do ns we advertise.)
from 10 to 15 per cent. Come and convince
Ladies' Skirts
05
83
59
42
W<> have a la rge variety.
Relow we quote a few prices that is buuml to sell suits.*
$4.15 canil
I
$4.00
*’5 50
••0.5<»
•7 75
••8.00
.
$10.00 Men'» suits for
. $7.BO canli
$12.00 Men’» suit* for
, $*.»,;j5 cash
shapes
will
$15.00 Men's suit for
$17.00 Men h Hint for
$ 11.!«5 cash
great
.50 Boys' suit for
$7.50 Boys' suit for ..
$ 3.10 cash
$ 5 *.«0 cash
$...no Boys’ tint for
ÿ 7 15 eghli
cn«h
100 Lud
$1.50.
gixiils
Every L
Mens In
ot
Ladies I
buttm
Albany.,
•
Cloaks
LAPIM*
MISSES'
ANI»
Hohl
price
CHILI'S
1? you need a cloak you
can buy one at a price that
you think it was free.
M en ’ s L adies ’ ano
C hildren ’»
iiftee«
carry onlx the best makes
price worth looking into. We
in exclu
such as Green, Wheeler. I.adie» shoe* and District 7u
Look
Hamilton Brown, Men’» fine shoe».
( ( 1ST
For thi
$13.9< » cash
Napat.ii>, Men’s heavy shoe*.
I
WESELY BROS.
m->re watchful »n«l «lert, p«-»pa lie Ing ou nod cultivating their clalaiO, MITCHtLL AND HtRMANN INDICTED-
proportionate reward. lljou fall io were tarrying on their respective
rr*< h the «Iclred g ml, you will 1« busin««» wMh ?u»t ns dote attention
Al last the ex;x»cted haa ha|>|H-ti-
the totter for having «mule the effort. at their actual homes, as they did
•OLiTICALLY 1N0E SE h DE M Ï.
ed. Nenal« r '• itchell and ('ongreaa
J .at us do our duly w«d! as men ao«l before tllU'g on their claim. On«e
mati Hermann were I nd let« I last
r*' *
Bru», »n«««® •• women and them will !«• «ufllileot every six months they wouhl take a Huturday tor complicity In expedi
<•<«» 1 » sm ma!f e».attar
rewanl fur all. The Nr w* again es- few days va< «lion, visit thelrjclaln««.
ting fraudulent I ind eatrlea in tow n-
trn<l. 11« t«-«t w l«hea for your pre*
chop s few |.,g« Hn«l lay up a pen
ahlp 11 7. To all wlm have kept
l>erity and happiness; nt the «erne that they <nl| In,use». This fiction
close (rick of the (J. N, gland |ur>,
▼ L. I»< Ue.MM
lune would adiuoolah you ll>at tiap
is carrltsl on for five year« and these thia i» tot wliat wa» expected. It 1»
■ »! To « aai*r»nra«BT«B
plneaa an«l pre«i-«-rlty cumea only I > ■ settlar«(?) go up to the land ofil.-v liumill iliog to the |H«>pl» sod a
• I *• tiioae who etcrl that personal en and «wear that they have ltv«*d u|>on Sploirh upon th« fair name of Or
M
and cultivated said land continuous
5« deavor that m«nts th.- reward.
egon, to have 'wo men in whom
ly. They nut only swear to thl« tie
aha bus repo-ed pe«fe«-l eonhdonct
lion, but get other reputable (?)
ABOUT LAND FRAUDS
and who have I hh ii exalted to tlie
clllcuiis to swear to the fm-t aa wlt-
highest oflt -e- within her ifltt, In-
And the»«« peuple I«jse a»
The Inveatig iiion of lan«l fraud« neSM««
dieted «« common malelaetor». Of
upright lespoctabie cllicens—«e>me
now going on In I'ortlaiul. 1« attract
c ur«e l»»tti gi-nt emen plead "not
uf
them ire even incrut>er« in g«a>d
lug the attention of the entire na
g'llity.” Nenalor Mitchell deni««
standing of ou> churvlias. Is It any
9UR GKtEUNG-
tlon
That the gnvernn.eut ha«
tlie allegation ami defies tlie alliga
be«-n defrauded of million» of acre«, Wonder that tlie young and rising tor.
ganeratloa« regard violation of law
In thl., the first Issue of the Nr.wa, through Various pretesta and fraud
Ju«t what will m»ult from these
A. II. It**, il
with pleasure wa aleat entnxw. It v ta-au known for of smaller n>n«»«|ucnce, with such
1 Indictments 1» difficult, at thia time,
aiamples ot pvljury set la-fore
greet our reader«; wishing them, years, hut the trial of the Henson
to «amjccture
Both gentlemen am
one and «di a happy at». I prnaparuua Hyde ci wd in Man l-'twrieiaco and them? Tlie Justification that to
men of gr«*at lutlueiiie and will
hew Year. While we have many the Inv«*tlg»tlon now going on in cause other» secure la« <i iu thia Way
protmtdy bring every effort within
things to to thankful f«>r tlial have Ihirtland, I* at<oul the first vigorous Warrant« them *o <lo likewise Is a
their
power to bear, to Justify their
Justification
been our portion during ilia past effort i he government has ever moat flimsy ex* um -
I action. That there la g<«al ground»
for
tlie
comml-wlon
of
any«r>me
year, we have also had ex(«riane*a made to bring the land tblevee to
to tollrve them guilty of the allega
that srrs not pleasant.
have took. The guveenment seems now, wool I la-ju'l a« plnu«at.|e. They do
tions of the Indictment, there is not
not
cuwsider
il
a
-rime
to
et<
al
from
aieol'm. many thing« that ehoalrt at thl* (ale oay, to to aruu««*<i to the
a
«liatlow of doubt. Mr. Hermann,
government,
providing of
have toan left undone end ■» glia led Imporlarca of the situation and tlie
In addition to the chargee of fraud
course,
they
are
not
Caught
In
the
many Ihlnga that »e should have seems aeltMled by a sort of "ia*t no
mad , will have the effect of »liady
dune. Now a wlae tuan will profit guilty mat’, «««rup,-" spirit. Thi« ac a<-L Well, some uf them have to-n
caught anti wl I protMtrfy pay dearly a tlooa at Roeeburg al an earlier
My die expeA-ltiea ot the (mat and
tivity on the (isrt of I'ncle 8«.m, is
A greet many day which blacker» hl« character,
«void the m'atakea while the foolish eminently awtlafucf >ry to every gen- for their perjury
to face
man will have Ui.et»« number of dtnely honrwr man ami lover of people sts-.u tolmsglne that toewin
di«; the putjic, that la to asy.—tlie
arftlkVertb wernmt1 fb’ af the end None«! methods.
The ayeclflc ertm«1 for which Men
town, county, «tale, or nail -n la all ator .Mitchell 1« charge I, 1« the re-
uf the year. Hrtplhear’lb the remP!
l*he intenthm of rtis framers of
from I’utvr fora»
jf rigtit living and' string;- wl He the Homestead law, was to inske It right. Tha/ Would not steal from cMlving o>
all unbapplncsr, !oa»of health. lota eway for every man or woman who an Individual, but the public—-ttiat's «i»lit.g In e«|>e<.ltlng lands to ;wtrut
of money, etc., in- atlrtbdiktrtn U> desired a home, to «««cure one. The dif!«-n-nt.
that tie knew w<-m frsudulenl.
mlatak* Soma of th« ae m lata be« iWqdirement of actual sett'ement
All honor to I’resident R.aswvdt,
Against Hermsnn, who wit» then
may sec tn umi^’tdat.le; also the ef
d|>on and the cultivation of Hie land If lie will j«l»t keep the toll rilling land conimisaiotier, tlie a'loi Ing uf
fbefa X rvma iu IIT j ws never he waa no hardship UfMin the honest and punish th«1 big thieve» as well pttents to land that h«*knew wete
utHlterated. rti»rpH> however moat 1
settler, (kitigrros co«itrinid«lrd that as the little ones. Million« of acres fl audulent. rbese are very g*ave
cf them can tie overcome or Heed Il might he areeesary for the settler of land hate twen ««cured by corp«» I charges and will tie very difficult to
down. 11 la, then, a wise act to re
to atwent himself mm tils claim in ration« thr -ugh shrew<l manipula uvercotne
It Is u«ider»t<a>d that
die tn her with sorrow the mistake* order to «arc money with which to tion of law, who, morally, do not I'uter and McKInlev l.ave made
of the pa«l yrmr and. rectifying improve hl» claim or for the support have any morn Jost title to their iTMife»«lons from which «lata was
tttem where pua»itite, avoid their re of hlm-sll or family; so he was al holdings then have thia Futer Mc taken, U|am which to to»e tlie char
Kinley crowd. They have acquired get ma«te in the liKlicIment.
petition during the coming year. lowed Io leave >> is claim for tills pur
Uy remrnibei Ing that ail happl- pose, for a pertol no greater then the land without ;wy Ing for It either
Tlie N k *» h«»pcs, for tlie fair
tee* and prosperity I, the result of ail months. From thia lit crallty on directly or Indirectly and «h-»uld to
name
of Oregon, that ta,<h gentle
Hght living and acting, unhapplnea. the i«rt of our law-tnabera, has made to disgorge, or t ■ render Just
men will to «lite to completely ex
payment
for
the
land.
ffnacial loan, Sktnea* and all other grown up the thecry that It was
tionorale th< mselvee Itom sl1 guilt)
ilia, Ifrtha reaull nt mlatikas either only tievewsarv for the settler l<> tie
Wear* Informed that there am a
connection
with the fraud
But
By youraelf'iZ snrrHflxidy ei«e. ,vmi u;»>n his claim a night or two r»i ry numtor of clalma, upi'rablree < r«w-k
<111, when IHO6 «hall ha v«> chwed. be sis mouth*. Tlie honi««steed law that are being held • y th««* -emi- even to la- charg'-d with complicit»'
Well aatlafl««) with the part that yarn I coot«.u>plated only actual rvsldence, annual saltier«. A tog pen cun »«I In such dlry work. 1« s Jolt ag»ln«l
Pave |-lay«Hi.
on the part of the settler. I he claim lutes the lesId.'IM-e and a alastilliv their character for uone-ty anal in
The News d<>e* not wish U> preach 1 must be hl« tone tide home by In
large enougti tn place the ;>en In, tegrity, that they will fin«l very
a eeriuon; fn* that is not within its tent and occupation, in order to so Cunatllutea th« lmptov.-mei,l». We tlfft. uit to overcome. The Ns.lv»
province. But If II can succeed tn cure final title. That the spirit ot appren.-nd that all who have aecur«<1 prraiict« th it, when their present
getting Its readers hi think seriously thl« law has tiren violate«! In the land tn this way are. figuratively, term» In cotigre»« expire, faith gs-n
of the part In life they are tilling, to pad anti that men and women have IN mblltig m their bools They h ive Heinen can write the word "Finish’’
»v< id mistakes which 1« the cause of . tieen granted patents Inland wring, taken «le«;>erste chantea ami If o|i|"o»lte their names on the ism-
gtl our III« brfh financial and phy-' fully, 1« a fact within the know ledge caught can ttiame t one but them* gre-slonal roll».
Nh-add thev to
eical, It will have accouipilebed the of every one
It is a fact that Idles snlvea. The totter plan 1« to «d«ey f lUrwl guilty as ch»rg»«l. lm;M*<wh-
purpnec of this article.
ment pna-wedlnga «h iuld to Institu
k> land have been se. u»l from the tlta spirit and Intent of the law
The coming year gives p*oml«e of government by dos«»ns of men In rather than 'he lots«- cun»truetlon of ted nt is'n1. The I. w-.«fii>t*ng cltlBens
proeperlty. If we will but be ready this county, who never even con- n.
of • «regain- wiff to satieAed with
lem|*ialed living on the land, llual
news men. who, during the period of
Mme they w« re •upp'wtol to be llv
Neto will go lo Ih«
keep crowding.
iront If we
V
l.mlies'. kirtM for $3
Ladies' skirt« for 4 1.5
that we can nut quota
Ladies' skirt» for I B5
Wo have
Ladies' skirts fol 5 45
Lillies' skirt« for 5 '.»5 prices. But every pair in the House will be -»old at a
Ladies' Waists
Men’s Woolen Shirts
$8.00 Men’s suit» for .
Childrei
<
I
$| jn
to gra«t opportunity as it passe.
8"or should we bejaalou* or any herd
<ilage of a neighbor. If he being th*
AT
All guaranteed fast
tl"“
$♦..00 Men's suits for
Wd
have
a
COLORS
IN
carload
of
tine
and
5 c.
rti cent Flannel at
ground
Salt,
which
è
will be sold
. 6ÍC.
cent Flannel at
tine
....... . 32 cents
for
coarse ............. 28 cents l'.’i cent Flannel at
9 c.
C \SH
for Uic
In order to clear upand reduce our large stock of gcxxls, on Saturday Jan. 14th we inaugurate our
annual Clearance Sale. Every article of our largt* stock ot Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats ami
Cap«, Gent’s Furnishing gtxxls, Men’s and Children’s clothing. Underwear, Blankets. W ill
I m * sold at lower prices then ever ottered before . At least $5,000, worth of our stock must he
turned into cash during this sale, regardless of prices. The few prices quoted here will
COlAJKM
Î! is impossible
Gingham
Outing Flannels
Salt
Percales
10 cent an<i 12 cent Percales,
II 17
5o cent Ms-na Ribbed
ANI»
8 «'ent
c
♦i<> cent Lollies Fleece«! 13 c.
Fleer«1
OKA BE*
6inihams
Blankets
Ladies'and Gent’s
Underwear
While they last.
Ail.
DO AS
WE
ADVERTISE.
U E
ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE.
DO
WE
WE
AS
ADVERTISE
have n.. excuse for sending knwwn
rogues to COligreaa.
In the»«« day» of roguery anil dis-
henesty, It Is eonso'lng, Indeed, to
know that we h ive a president who
lias tocklNiiie enough to puul»li
rogues, even If they happen to to
III- |Miiltical friend»
It 1» the earn-
sal «leslru oi every hone-t man, re-
putill-an or di-nua rat, that Ihegiaal
worl of punishing >hr guilty, mav
go on, until everyone who h«il«l-
public po-Mlon and who has toen
f-dsa to hl» truM, shall receive his
Just rewanl.
Port Arthur, probably llie strong
est fortified (Mill in the world, after
a »lege of nearly on«1 year, hai toen
forcaM lo capitulate. It Is »aid tha
terms granted by the J»p»nes«i were
very honorable. The Ru»s|«iw iu . k I h
a most atubliorii resistance, setoiilug
ly doing all that brave men coulil
ik>, and, nevertheless tlie defenses
» ere i-nosiruetmi by the most skill-
' ful of modern military engineer«,
they were compelled to submit to
die for-e of numta»r«, who were
grille«! with highest powers«! mol
ern guns
Her«« hi America every
one will, in s me «sure, rejulve at the
result tasause it la tolleviai that tlie
J»| m ar«* tn the right
Ju*t what
effucl this will have In tlie cunducl
ot the war, remains to to seen. Il
ought to tie very manifest to the
Russtai.s by this time, that they are
oulrlxsaed and outlc.ughl
The war
taken with the inlernnl di»«ensio i
at home, will shake the Russian dy
nasty to the founitatlon, if It does
not re»ult In the disruption of tlie
Miiaoovtte government entirely. Let
us nope I hat t?ir filial outcome will
give a greater degree ot liberty wed
enlightenment to the Russian peo
pl».
_________
I'lo ’C oi
Ri^pilsr
H.yiiisr
1
R. -ulsr
R. g.ilar
fi. stilar
Buckingham A Hecht, boot».
INCREASED
7S «-i t
-.it
I
It lk> II
11 ' - II
41
H
RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.
The annual repurt <rf the inlvrslate
coniuier«1.- com . i , i » sioii Jest K»ue«i
co-itniii" muh « instructlvr figure»
and irmarka on ihr subject i f rail
way ucrldcnts
11 I» h.inlly urce-a-
ary lu remind thr piHiifr I bat recent
rail way diw u- make a new and
Frr<h n «t» >•! all bin*!«
n hand M
re**>nablc prii r*
worse record.
hi Hie fiscal y«ar
HigLxtot mark« l prit* i - bm I inf
104 llierr wire ,Mb7 ral. way « m,
ployes kille«! mil 4-i,J>»> injured, an hhlrff
inert asr of Ufi p«-r crii« over ihe pre
i eding year. In I la 4 Ihi-re were 4'20
pas-enger» klili d and »0,7 Injured,
an increase uf <il per cent over IOH
in ihe number kdiad
Ot tlu> ten
Worse aceidenta of T.kii el; til Were
due tn collision «
In all, there Were
during the year tt,«a* c llislons and
4,mai dar» i I men I«. Wliun "oiii;mrl-
«m I» maUe with ll»e uumtor ot
ralway paaaengi ra kllltsl In Eng
til th« l-rfft (hr markt l »fl r4« *
land, N. oil md and Wales a remark
un
ti • I**!».
1 «rvifl tra ie <«>heiled
F r»e
able difference I« seen. Il I» * bid
i ample rooBif.
>
year in Great ITrilaln when atr many
»» five r.illwav ( mis ei gi rs are killed.
As tar as the eeuiinlsslon has in
ve»tigat«Ml railway accidents In the
l'uit«-«i Stat««» It seema tu tie al a
South Site of Bridge.
loa» to rradl »|«-clfle ««»helUslons
rtioug i it mentions laxity of «lisci
pune, long hours,em(ilni ui--tit of In-
I'ltin hotel Itna 'tern mtittud
eapeilenc««l meu, overtaxing aline
and rvfurii¡.«In I thi*ouph«Mlt
sud laiior Houi-lv». In coupling sc
ildruln alone 'J7H employe* were < It'tin w hiih-ttiiAit1 F»e«l«i, airy
killed and J,44l inpjr-d. Il I« gen- room«« and tal>le« HUpplind
ietaily uiab rtltaal til1’« win«1 of tlie with tip lo-.st th«1 market at-
most de’lru1 llv i- avi ideili* of tlie fold*.
p■»! year were due Io putting extra t
‘>p«-c in I mti ution given
lat»>r irti traía .-rews. le «ding to phj
commt-rcinl men.
Free mn-
«liwl vxhaualiin
<hie «d th" main
pld room*, etc.
underlying
iliftu ullle» I» grade
' crne»»ng«. a »i lij-ct to will il 111« R. k. k'.Aii'iri!’ ii .
own «ti i «eion glvu* I««* th -n a du«1
shire of attention. Al 'di events,
railway accident» tor H*'4 «h« w a
large increase
f'ohgrt yr • ught 4o
fake hold of Ihe subject at «nice
-ST. CHAhLES
HOTEL,
J. IEllFR,Pnni!itttr
5
i
THE RICHARDSON
SCI0
OREGON
r?p' *r
A MATTER0PHEALTH
Next Mondi) alaiut Wt fellows Will
mbie d<iwn at Malem, at the ;«eo-
Priwecuting attorney John Hid I,
plea* «•xpetise, for the pwriaMr of , of Portland, ha» ta-ea «ummarlly
reaching down pretty deep Into the <H-miw«d trim th»» office of U. M.
taxiMyers* ;aakets. Home of these pTisw-i uHng attorti«1) for Ihr dl-lrli-l
men will to ai lualeil with the de- of Or«-goii. Ili» «ll»uil-»sl w is made
«Ite to wor < in the intrre«t» of the at ihr instance of !* puty Attorney
entire state, while there are others. General Heavy, who ha« ch irg • of
The Multnomah crowd will a«-t as If Hie pmst-cullon of Ihr laud In uda
«11,
the alate of Oregon was limlte«! by Mr llal| is accused uf Irving to
the 1» unit irie» of Multnomah <siuu
screen some of hl« frie’els who are
ty «nd «s'H •upts'rt .Multnomah In
i<iU««al of 1''iiipllcil) Ii thr friuds.
terests, reg-irdl' •« of tto-sr of the
Tlir New Year’s ««lni-m if ti r tir
re»l of thr st tr. Fortunately «hey
will have their h «nd» In thr people«’ egonl «n. In th«-»- dai s of -pretal
ns-a «paper editions, I« «imply su-
ptrkata, only
>l»y»
fieri».
It-
rial testure of Illustra
Absolute!/ Pure
Otte of thr «« hi «ng Improvements tingami d■-crlMnr the ia-wl- and
whlrh will hr worth much f«i Mrio, t Hr« fair Is everything that naild
Isen «Mr, trh- railway from Salem, te de«lre<l. If the lair Is nnt a com
via Mt ay ton. Mrio, to I >r to non. Ai
píete suer«1«*, It will not la- because
no llstant «lav » mad over thl« rou'e
TME Al.HANY HAHDWARF. CO.
wdl to e*«nstrii'-tr1!. hr« ni*- Il will 4 ir < tregonisn has twit done Is i. .ri
to a paying Invrstmsm Tar poxrer III po-hint it tu the I rent. Tha r
Il»« the tost stuck «»f any firm in
rrnthlbg le-s. There ere hut few with whli h Io grw« rale ttir rtolri- egonl an ha« nut out many -pec I at
,nwn arwt •• the i-he«(iA«t pl». r tn
current. 1» n«»ir at hsiid
It wouhl
rogue« In Oregi.nrsi.uiaared with the have a profl la bib vdrori-ige from thr ■stltlon«, tail none of them bave »ur
■ «1- Mol. »gen s tor Valvslln- 4L
yi»a«w«t. It« lalrst ■ ffiat.
fl »»nd «•.'I Post sifef Aitouy.
vast numtor of h<m»«t men. «mt we dart.
s » m
&AKIH0
POWDER
HAS HO SUBSmvn
of work
shop. Ou
price* fire
i « a
II
BUSI
fna H*t.a— I
cents p*« d.osl
F ot a brighi^
n. a» gllt* K" M
sture, Alton» J
\\ «»TSll, Iti
• h- at-li I" Il
gw»l (iru-u. » f
t*.w>
urtile]
l'urtland «<rn
W steli«1» d
Cult lliittmiaj
and all kn.ilsl
g SS presuli'«
Albani
Fon Sai a 4
eitt alni t -ni
« e» I
-I
ixo.1 must <■! I
is sicsllenl d
tha yesr thr.a
g. ».I ori I s> l|
eie. 7 Ili» !■
«..uhi to tiri
r-sd stali -i. I
cnilss I1* III* I
furuisli«'! | ri
Viti1*
y>at SalM
Ang.ra r1-«!
• rs, Tir ’•<
cali mi, nr al
M <ke If
Io drop ill
Gallery a]
leClion of I
hlsfoHi i »
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