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An Interesting Meeting.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: We had very
interesting meeting here last week. 1t was
opened with prayer by Father Dalton. Mayor
Kumph made n telling picture of English des-
potsm in ireland. Hon. Nicholas Ford fol-
lowed with words of sympathy for the OPP
pressed country, and he was succeeded BY Hon.
William Warner, our Representative in Con-
gress, who made one of his usual telling
speeches. Rev. Father Dalton followed with a
most entertaining description of Ireland and
the Irish, picturing the beautiful scenery OF
the island and reviewing the history of its peo-
pie. Col. K. ii. Hunt followed with an i'm
FASHIONED address. The meeting was largely
attended, and all manifested the deepest inter
est in all that was said, frequent applause re-
warding the orators.-DAvID b. PEABODY, Co.
G, I'd Mass, Kansas City, Mo.
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She Died 10 Save the Baby.

Mary Wilson, IL years of age, employed at
the home of Mr. John Hanberry, a farmer liv-
ing two miles south of Evansville, Ind, was
standing before an open fire in the house when
her clothing ignited. In her efforts to save
herself she set the bed on fire, and also cradle
in which a baby was sleeping. With the flames
about her body she struggled to save the child,
and succeed in extinguishing the fire in its
vicinity. By this time her clothing was burned
from her body. She wrapped sheet about her
body and walked some distance for help all the
members of the family being away from home.
She died in q few hours
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President Cleveland and the Disabled Veteran.

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: Many COM
rades are sorry 20 read the harsh and bitter
articles sometimes written by soldiers in regard
to President Cleveland because he vetoed q few
pension bills. The writers appear to forget
that the President signed many pension bills
which he might. by straining point, have We
toed without violation OF law. He may have
made mistakes, like other men, but he is one of
the few men in high position brave enough to
rectify mistakes when they are found by him
to be such. He had, i am informed, two
brothers in the Union army, and it is not likely
that he would designedly injure disabled SOL
dier.
An instance of his kindness to veterans oc-
Cured quite recently. William II. Mason,
wounded veteran of Co. A, 5lst Pa, is employ
ed on the farm of Hartman Y. Montange, in
Warminster, Bucks Co, Pa. Comrade Mason
applied for pension year or two ago, but he
could not find his former Captain and his case
was delayed. Becoming inpatient, he request
cd his employer to write to President Cleve-
land in his behalf. He was told by friends that
the President, who had vetoed several pension
bills. would not have the time nor the inclina-
ton to take up the case of an obscure old vet
eran; but he insisted, and Mr.. Montange at last
wrote 10 the President stating that Mr.. Mason
was industrious, but that he was old, poor, and
badly disabled by wounds, with a family de-
pendent upon him. To the great surprise of
AT. honLAnBe lWho II strong hepuDucanD
President Cleveland sent very kind reply,
through Col. Lamont, expressing his sympathy
for Mr.. Mason and giving him directions and q
letter for Commissioner Black TO have the case
made special one. The letter was sent to Gen.
Black, who promptly answered it, giving Mr..
Mason encouragement and directions how TO
proceed, and sending him the last address Of
his Captain-John II. COulston, at Whining
ton, Del
These facts were given TO me q few days ago
by Mr.. Mason and Mr.. Montange while / was
visiting the latter at his homo. 1t was not in
tended for publication, but l take the liberty
of giving it to the readers of THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE as an act of justice to President
Cleyeland.-J. w. e..
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A ReyiyaIist NJ a Prize Fight.

A singular scene was witnessed at Los An
geles, Cal. John l.. Sullivan gave his exhibit
ton to crowded house, and in the midst OF
the set-to between the champion and Steve
Taylor reformed pugilist named Ben Hogan,
who is conducting revival meetings in that
city, mounted the platform and began a speech.
The pugilists suspended operations and allowed
Hogan to complete his harangue after the most
approved style of street exhorters, picturing
the fate of unrepentant sinners in most lurid
terms. The crowd listened in silence, cheered
Hogan at the close OF his speech, and then Sui
hvan and Taylor proceeded with their bout.
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THE MORMON CURSE.
An Old Soldiers Opinion as to the Duty Of Il
GAR,

EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: / am much
interested in this crusade OF the GAR against
the Mormon iniquity. l fully appreciate the
mammoth work the old soldiers have performed
in wiping from our dear old flag the accursed
blot of African slavery, settling forever the
question Of secession, and establishing the prin-
ciple that under the Constitution the National
Government must be and is supreme;" but
believe our work is not ended. / believe it
devolves on us to purify the old flag of its last
blot, polygamy. and pass it down to posterity
with not star dimmed or a stain on any of its
folds.-R. q. w. FOSTER, Toledo, o.
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A Sisters View.

First Omaha Girl-Haye You had sleigh
rider
Second Omaha Girl-Yes; was out yester-
day with your brother.
"Poor dear How you must have suffered"
Suffered"
"Why, yes; he took me out last Winter, and
i nearly froze"
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Prof. Huxley has written for The Youths
Companion three papers, which he calls "A
Study IN the Evolution of House BuildinR'
and in them lie traces, ia manner which even
q young reader can understand, the develop
ment OF architecture from the most primitive
dwelling 10 the Roman Pantheon.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Theodore Roosevelt. late Republican candi-
date for Mayor Of New York, was married Dec.
10 Edith Kermit Carow, of New York, at st.
Georges church, London. The service was per-
formed by Canon Camidge Cecil Spruy. Mr..
Rice, OF the Foreign Office, acted as best man.
Mr.. and Mrs Roosevelt left for ltaly.-king
Humbert, Of Italy, has sent 10 President Cleve-
land a copy of the edition Of Dante recently
printed for Victor Emanuel, Italian Prince
Royal.-Dr. Douglas, who was chief physician
for General Grant, lost or has been robbed Of q
heather bag containing the surgical instruments
and all the valuable data in that case.---lt is
announced that James q. Blanc, ir. has secured
nposition on the staff of the Pittsburg Times.
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Ex-Congrossnlan Frederick A. Pike died at
Calais Ne, Dec. 2, Of disease OF the heart,
aged FIX Gov. b. u. Perry died at his
home in Greenyille, C lie was born on Nov.
20, 1895. he was always a leader OF the Union
party in South Carolina, was appointed Pro-
visional Governor by Andrew johnson in 1866,
snd possessed the confidence Of the people of
the State. he was the father Of Congressman
Perry.-Col. J. Richard Lewellen, editor of
the Danville Daily Register, and one Of the
Oldest and most prominent editors in the State,
died Sunday. he was Ga years old, and had
been identified with the Virginia press
from his early manhood. He served through
the Mexican war, and was Colonel in the Con-
federate service during the late war
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-05-07

Miss Narcissa White closed her
work Ia Oregon with lecture al
p rllAnd, April tilh, and 10 INV in
CallfoFnia. Oregon papers give un-
bounded praise 10 her woFk there as
well ~ la Washington. But While
working 30 successfully fSr othefs, =
s re trial has tpef ,Ilun her, tie burn
Ing of her home st Grove Clis, Pa,
ths home where, as she writes, .My
father and another iiye'i Till dvatn /;
the home ~ lny chlidhu Il ariund
which thousand precious memories
cluster, aud Ia IL wee ournt nost Of
our home treasures, tneInenlnss
our lnved father aud mother. Il Is q
worry great ansncisl rs TO sister and
mo, as there Was lite insur .nca
but the saddest Of ell Is the III hpug |
that the o0Iy hou whers / had
home associations II gpno" She llns
our sympathy, for ". reaiizs the
greatness 0f Tue loss Astd.. from
the death 0i Its donates, Il " ihingl
affect u m.,re than the .s- OF hnns.
with all IT, treasures aud ssspci 4iI ,is.
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TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT.,
KpIwEn M THH
WOmsn'a Christian Temperance unisn

At 1.-THE meeting Of ihs w. Q. T. T.,
on Tuesday, April 9th, the usual
routine Of business was gone through.
Avery interesting devotional meeting
was conducted by Mrs. 0varman.
The President, Mrs. Townsend, on
taking the chair for the new term OF
Office, made a brief inaugural address
Sh0 hoped that all the members
would try TO be more regular in thsir
attendance, and that officers would
keep fuller account Of work done.
Correspondence has been going on
for some time With regard 70 iec-
ture 70 be delivered by Mics Tupper,
enc ofths teachers In the Portland
public school. Miss Tuppsr Is spoken
0f by those who have heard her as =
lecturer Of high ability. Arrange
mems VIII probably be made 10 have
her deliver o lecture In Albany the
latter part Of May.
Dues and other moneys we're re-
ceived % the amount If Sl3.
An interesting paper on the effects
OF "Alaohol on tho digestion was
read by uur Supt. VI HrredIiy and
Hygiene.
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u. r. CFuRcR. -frcaohingevery Sabbaths
40 Ii a. a.. aud r. A. By Rev. I. q. Lr.
yins, ID. u sabbath school at 2;3U r. n
Prayer mcutlng every Wednesday ev enine.
EvANorlAuAL CHURca. Preaching ON Sab
sAsh AZ 1890 a. a., and r. ~. sabbath
school lls43 Prayer meeting every We'd.
neslay evening 1880 5. y. Davis, pastor.
All are invited.
CoNGREaArioNALC CHURcH. --Scrvicesovory
Sabbath at II A. 81. and r. "a. sabbath
School at 1916. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening Of each week. J. w.
Harris pastor.
N. E CHURCH, S0urH. Preaching every
Sabbath morning at IL o'clock A. n. Sab.
hath School At 10 o'clock A. Al. Prayer
meeting every Thursday evening At 1880
o'clock. + NJ. Culp, Pastor.
NJ. e CHURCH SoUru, TANGENT Preach.
ing ever Saaoatn AZ $3.50 oclock,r. II. sab.
bath school at 2;30 o'ciook,r. NJ 4. Nj. Cup,
Pastor
IA. 4. CHuRCn. preaching every Sabbath
III A. a. and ! p "A. Song service IA
evening botoro sermon. Sabbath school
$50 p. Al. Prayer meeting every Thurs
ay evening. Rev. II. Z, Webb, pastor.
PREsaYrERlAN CHuRcn. Service every
Sabbath morning and evening in Church
cor. BroadaiDin aud Filth Sta. Sunday School
at 1:30 p IA Prayer meeting every
"Wednesday evening Rev, Isaac II. Condit
pastor
tIRsr BAPTIST CHURCH. Preaching every
SaOOath AZ Ii clock a IN. at Churcn on oth
Street sabbath SonOoi immediately alter
morning services. Prayer meeting cry
yhursdNy evening at 1880 o'clock. I g
browns0n, pastor.
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ra.eas. Grassea.

Patents granted To citizens Of the Pacific
States during the past week and reported ~.
pressly for tiae DEMOCRAT BY G. A. Snow
& Co, Patent lawyers, opposite Us. Patent
Office, Washington, d. c.
IA Davis, EngIewood, tai. Rlvlng ma.
chine.
v. Di Narzo. Benlcia, Selfregulating lamp.
l. Gilman. santa Rosa, Harvester.
J NJ Perry. Oakland, Fly trap.
T Stanke. San Francisco. Trap.
A S IIalladie. San Francisco, Wire rope
or cable.
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A Safeguard.

T,ic lasal faplilsy with which sliglas
aisls and Coughs frequently ieyelpil
$40 lis gravest lnaladics Of the tlroa'
.il ial !, Il consideration which should
itsslel every prudent person TO keep II
l.nd. rs q li0uaehold remedy. bottle III
Alfls'S CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Nutting else gives stieh immediate relief
aud works No sure ctIr9 In all affections
of This class. That eminent physician.
Prof. +. sweclzer. OF the Maine Medical
school BrunswIck, AIe., says:--
''siFdieai scieneo. has produced na other ana-
dyns txpcetofant 80 good hA AYERn CnERnY
fgrroHAt. Il Il inyaluabiu for diseases Of the
iitrS.as asd iunga."
The same opinion II expressed by tho
wei.-snown DR.. Id. Addison, Of Chicags.
III. who says
II have never found. IN ihisfy.hyo ycars ef
eoaliuunus study aud practice of medicine. asgt
preparation af 20 ereat value as AYERS CHEREy
l'geTouAf. Tor tFetsment of discasea Of Tho
tilroat and lungs. II not only hFeAks up colds
and cures severe coughs, but IL moro ciicetixe
than anything else IN relieving even the most
-rrionA bronchial aud pulmonary aaoeiions.~
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1886-05-07
TmE HUGHEsT JOKE.

OF ell the political demagism which
we hase ever met, hat which Het sean
displays in bis resolution introduced
in Congress few DAYS ago appropriate
ing $l,373,000 TO Construct ship rail-
way from Dallas to Gallo takes the
cake. And the most astonishing thug
is that be cap.ivatsd the Repubiesn
convention by this ridiculous stroke Of
policy. Republicans smile alF around
but say nothing. Many are actually
ashamed Of It.
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Mr.. Cabell Brsckinridge, recently
appointed Surveyor General Of Wash-
ington Territory, is i son Of Gen.
Jehn c. Breekin ridge, and . gentle
man Of fine character and capacity.
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sheriR,s Sale.
n tie ciyemf Court oj fse STATE ef oyego,
fer Linn County.

n tie Ciyemf Cosy'f o5r re State IF Oregon
fer Linn County.
J 4 Crawford Piain'sL.
~
isaac Mcclurg nj A MrCiung, his
wife. sud - II stewart. Is Assignee of
Isaae McCIung an Insolyent debtor, De.
PENDANTS.
~ Office Il hereby given that by vir-
~ tue of an execution and an order Of
sale issued out OF the above named Court
in the ABOVE entitled action and To me di-
reosed and delivered, will ON Saturday
the lkt dny or May. 1856, &C / O'clock. p.
M, ut Tho Court House doo in Albany,
Linn county, Oregon, 10 public auction
for cash In hand % the highest bidder,
sell the real property described in said
wit: The south half OF the southwert
quarter of section - in TIP 81, ; Il west
OF the Willamette meridian known and
designated upon the maps and plnts OF
the United States at Oregon City, Oregon,
~ tue donation land claim Of Isaac Nc
Chung Also the northwest quarter of
Sectian 81, TIP. ii 8 X west Of the viii
iamette meridian. All the above describ
ed premises lying end being in Linn
couniy, Oregon, aud containing 240 acres.
The proceeds af sale to be applied First
to The payment OF the costs aud dlsburse-
ments of this suit and tho costs OF sale,
Second To the pay mant OF Plaintiffs ju,ig-
ment, 10 VIII. $5i4575 and interest thereon
at IL per cent per annum from March 9th,
"A ID. lShd. Third. tbe overplns IL any To
be 0isbursed IS the Court may hereafter
direct.
Date this lst day Of April, 1886.
]. X. CHARLTON,
sheriff of Lin county. Oregon.
JAS. u. IxTApLT1N, Deputy
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The II i.abiican Ssnators 49, sptrf.
tpining nainful snsp.cions shat any 49,
.is,src~ shst N eiss Eimon.s. i.
hl hxhi on he administration mss ~
Jea.d - he benefit Of Eimands A.
=, is.s' half the caucus hssr Psesibeu-
,isi rslifs', 8. I heir awn ,hss r.
g-ta ID. V me- a~ustors - m~n
wLa i stt.e shsm i. esd on their
swn fors
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for treatment medicines be sent everywhere by
exress free from oOscrvs II Is selfeyident that
physician who gives his gnoe attention 70 a class
Of dseases astzins great skill, and physicians through
dsult cases to the oldest specialist, BY whom every
known good remedy IS used. The Doctors age anu
experience make his opinion Of supreme importance.
f1rThosa who call see 40 one but the Doctor. Con-
sultatons free aud eacrenly confidential. Caset
which have failed IN obtaining relief elsewhere espec-
ally solicited Female diseases successfully treated
The Doctor will aeree 70 forfeit 200 for case un-
isrtaken not cured, Call or write. Hours daily from
pa. m. to D. m, 8 to evenings; Sundays, 10 10
2 only Send for the Sanitarist Guide 70 Health,
ent free Address as above
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the un-
dersigned Executor Of the last will and
fled his final account In said estate in the
County Court in and for Linn county,
oregon and the Judge thereof has made
an order fixing Saturday the 8th or May,
1886 at Q clock, p. M, atthe Court House
n Albany Oregon, as the day and time for
hearing objections 10 sad final account.
jag. q. CHERRY,
Executor.
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uARpwARE or al KlNps.

Axes, mattDnks. hrgsh hooks, picks
shoyeis. .~pssiss, forks. srinfstones. wheel
harrowa. wrngers, ropes, and almost
everything you want. can bs had cnuan
for cash - Peters & stewart.
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TENTS

Obtained and all other business ia ths u. s. Paten
onice attelrdaded to Tor moderate tees.
Our office Ii opposit the u. s. Patent Osice, and
W. can obtain Patents less time than those remote
tfon Washington
send mudle or drawing. We nj TO patent
ability free Of charge aud wenfake charge unless
We obtain patent.
We refer here. t0 the Postmaster, the Supt. Of
Money Order Div. aud Ia officials OF tbs u s Patent
uhioc For cirtnlar. ADVICE. terms, and eterences
asctual clients 10 your own State county, address
e. A.. SNOW a. co..
opposite Patent oiIlec. Washington. d
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A Clear Skin

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hus it IS : part. Every lady
may have il. at least, what
looks like it. Magnolia
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Adninistrator's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed Administra-
tor of the estate Of Jane Gilmore, deceased,
by the County Court OF Linn county, State
Of Oregon. All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified and required
to present them to the Administrator at
Albany, Linn county, Oregon, within elk
months from the date hereof, properly
verified as by law required,
Dated this 26th day Of March. 1886
e. J. LANNIEc,
Administrator.
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r.inal Settlement.

NOTICE Ii herebv given that the under
signed Administrators Of the oopartnsrship
estate Of A. r. Cherry Il SOM A r.
Cherry, deceased, has alHd his final ac-
count In said estate in the CouFt ty Court In
and for Linn county, Oregon, and the
Judge thereof has made an order fixing
O'Clock M, &C the Court House in Al
bany. oregon, as the dav az time for
hearing objectious to said final account.
JAS G. JHEsRY,
Administrator
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II yon are going East be sure AID 90 via
Oregon Short Line. It is The bezt. See
he in another column.