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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03
AHUeE FARCE

The ways and means committee of the
house held session on Thursday to hear
suggestions AZ to what changes, n any,
should be made In the tariff duties on coal
and iron ore. The special dispaieh 20 the
0rsgosisa informs the public that gentle
men interested In ores and coal were per-
mitted to give their views. Now, who Gre
Interested In iron ere aud coall Il the
manufacturer alone. or 10 the consumer.
who l. the eoequa' of the manufacturer In
the immunitIes and privileges Of citizen ?
ship also interested In the matter of Iron
and soai Protselionists uniformity sx-
elude the farmer and CO nsGmer from the
case when considering the duty on coal
aad iron ore. II the placing of duty on
coal enables the producer OF Il 10 sell Il
for a niger price than he otherwise could.
then the consumer OF coal Is equally In
Interested 10 tie matter OF the duty on that
article. But was the Kansas farmer who
to dav is compelled TO burn corn because
Il Is cheaper than coal heard before that
eommittees Nay, verify; he belongs TO
the common herd, and does not appear 10
have any rights which plutoer~.ic tariff
monopolists are bound to respect. The
dispatches go on to say tha. ] DonI-
nies Of New York argued against the re-
auction Of iron ore. Well OF course he
would for he Is one of the lucky bsueGci
aries of the protective system. chas r
Mayer of the Consolidated Coal Co Of Mary
land opposed the redustIon of duty on ccal.
Well, Of course he Is opposed to for he !,
Is who receives the benefit from this tax
So Il will go on for weeks and months.
The committee will hear only he protect
i've side Of the qsestion--and then nothing
will be done In the end.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03
kEnp posTEn.

Y. NJ. French keups railroad tiine
10 sentshaving At Y ..eokt.
tickets fer 81 81 vier4ski.
Boots and sssoss Al cost as Reads.
Saratoga chips Al O n frowaeil's.
J. 2: Wallace, Physician and Surgeon, Al.
bAny, Or!
A hne line Of all kinda Of iurnitars, blair
and uphestersd. bss stack In this part 81
Oregon II Forsmiiler a Irving's.
ia Archibald, agent Singer Manafastas
ing Co.. opposi.s Odd Fellows fempls, Al
banv,
An elegant line of silk table spreads, Ia
beautiful desisns. just received at Fortmillsr
. Itving's
sana Golden Star tomatoes for so oent.
At Meyers, and all othsr. canned COED.
shsap for essh.
Ja.t rsssiysd new table linen Al W. r..
Reads.
" Starr. physician and surgeon. Albany
Oregon.
asod cooking s.ove only $40 al Ropl ed
Saltmarah's.
schaira running steady At vlsrssk's sbav-
Ing parlors.
Best roast coffee in The city At Conrad
Meyers.
kiras saycn Imperial soap. 500 .box At
Q = Brownoll's
sixty dozen window shades Juslrecelv ID
st Fostmiiler & Irviag's.
w Bentley. best boot aud shos maker In
sssJ. oppoaise Fortmiller & Irrine's.
a large aud Ana limo Of wI.dov had
jnst rscsivsd st Fortmillsr q Irying's.
We have the best 81 so kid gloyo ever
brought TO AlA.ay At w r Reads.
New 10 the tine TO save tnonsy by buying
boots and shoes At cost Of w. r. Read.
Go TO Bardue for honest weights. good
goods and lowest living prices.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03
Che 9e,norrat.


In hls letter Of acceptance, Harrison
said: "only the lntsresls Of the public
ss,vlce should suggest removals from Of.
fee"
And yet, thousands Of removals OF fed
oral ofRsnls have bsen made by Harrison
be,auss those removed are democrats, and
fof no other reason, and their places have
been nlled by republicans, because they
are republicans and for no other
reason. Bat the presidents friends say
that Cleveland removed as many republi.
cans as Ne has democrats. II this state
msnt were true, It ls In no sense any ex-
cuse for the president TO violate, with I'm
punlty, one Of the plalnest and most
straight forward pledges that he ever
made. Harrison made his pledge with a
full knowledge Of all Cleveland had done
HIS pledge was, that, Notwithstanding ell
the removals Cleveland may have made,
he. himself, would follow the rule that
''oaly the interest Of the public service
should suggsst removals from Office" In
view OF this pie ige. when Harrlon's mer-
ciless guillotine falls upon the head Of
somc devoted democrat, and he is removed,
the public will conclude at once that he
was removed for cause other than a Pc
litioal one, for the president stands open
ly pledged to make removals only when
the public service suggests Il. This Is an
outrage upon every democrat removed,
for he Is thus compelled to 20 out under
a cloud, though he may have bssn the
most faithful and pains taking oflieial.
This complaint does not go to the cases
where democrats are out for political rea.
sons when that Is assigned as the reasons.
II republicans want the offices for political
reasons let them say 90 openly and can
dldly and few will be the objections to their
taking them. Does any one suppose that
the efficient, able, and cultured Judge Me-
Arthur should give up the otiiee Of United
States District Attorney to be succeeded by
a man almost unknown to the public, or
that John Myers should give up the mar
shalls Office, or that II Abral.am ms should
be turned out Of the Office of collector of
eusloms, or that Ex governor Whitaker
should be dismissed rom the Office of col
lsctor Of internal revenue because the
public service demanded their removal
II is well known, and admitted on all sides,
that these have all been faithful, comps-
tent and clean officials, and that the public
service rather demanded that they should
be retained In their respective Offices, but
the imPerious demand of the spolls hun
Ter broke Ia upon the presidents ear and
he had neither strength nor courage to
disable Il. These democrats will lose their
places because they are democrats and
their successors will be appointed Because
they are republicans. Let this truth be
admitted and dsmocia ats will rest content
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03

Iftrustworthy statistics could be had ofths
n1mber Of persons who die every year, or be-
CINE permanently diseased, from sleeping in
damp or cold beds. they would probably be
astonishing and appalling: II is peril that
constantly besets travelling men, and II they
are wise they will invariably insist on having
their beds aired and dried. even at the risk Of
causing much trouble to thsir landlords, But
the peril resides in the hcme. and the cold
'spare room" has slain ifs thousands Of hap
less guests, and viii goon with its slaughter iIl
people learn wisdom, Not only the guest but
the family often suffer the penalty Of sleeping
in cold rooms. and chilling their bodies at a
time when they need all their bodily heat, by
getting between cold shse.s, Even in warm
Ssmmer weather cold, damp bed will get In
its deadly work, It is needless Peril, and
the neglect 20 provide dry rooms and beds has
in il the elements Of murder and suicid.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03

great excitement In the Catholic church here
tonight by committing suicide. lie arrived
on the train from San Jose this afternoon, and
rushing TO Father Calaghan threw himself on
his knees, crying, "Sayc me, save me, I'm
going TO die Evil spirits arc aIser me
The father calmed him and directed him ia
a hotel, Tngart appeared again al the even
ING service and was very devoted Al the
close he calmly rose. drew pcnkinie and cul
his threat three times. lie died IN Ave minut.
Is without speaking word, |, Is thought III.
mind was affected.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that the under-
signed administrator Of the estate of John
B Williams, deceased, has flied bis final
account with the Clerk Of Linn county, Ore
gon, and the County Court has fixed the 3rd
day Of February, 1890, at the hour OF ten
o'clock q M, for the hearing Of objections
to said account and for the settlement OF
said estate.
This the l5sh day Of December, 1850.
B q WILLIAMS.
K WnArnnEroRp, Administrator.
Atly for Admin.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03

The Republicans Of Ohio are slashing ava,
at Calvin S Brice because he happens to be a
millionaire and wants 10 60 to the Senate.
They think # is all right fora rich Republicans
to go there, but that rich Democrats have no
business to apply. And Ill this while they
have John Sherman, millionaire in the Sem
ate, who was as poor as a church mouse WREN
he became Republican statesman, but has
since amassed fortune by the opportunities
furnished IN public life.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03

The edition fer 1876 tfih IN
zeal Annual known as Boststter's A lmanac
Is now ready. and may be obtained, free o;
cost, Of druggists and general country deal
sTs Ia I'll parts Of the United States, Mexico.
and indeed 10 every civilized portion Of she
Western Hemisphere. This Almanac has
been issued regularly at the commencement
of every year tor over one-fourth Vt a cen
vury. It combines, with the soundesf pras-
tisal advice for the preservation and restor.
alton oi health, large amoAnt Of interesting
and amusing light readings and the calendar,
Astronomical calculations, chronological
items, etc ARE prepared With great care, and
will be found entirely accurate. The islne
Of Hostettsr's Almanac for 1890 will prob
ably be she largest edition of medical work
ever published ia any country. The pre-.
prietors N essrs Hostettsr & Co PittsburGh,
Pa. on receipt Of two cont stamp, will
forwrrd copy BY mail to any person who
oaunot procure one in bis reighborhood.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03

HoLrDAy ANxouScEMaSr.- From nc "
until Jan. I. ! will sell my 81. 30 Ladies'
Curacao kid shoes all brands at 81. 90 or
pair. ! will also make 10 per cent dis
count on all my slippers for men, women
and children including felt slippers and
feet warmers. My curacoa Md shoes, are
first grade and oithe best make. marked
In plain figures and will be sid a. repre-.
sented and guaranteed. These goods ara
not marked for the occasion, but are
genuine reduction sale. A boy can buy az
cheap as a man.
SAMUEL z You've.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03
TELEGRAPHIC NEW S
"A mad Tramp.

SALEM. Dec. 3I.--The tramp nuisance
makes itself fel, outside the city, several sleep
Ing In barns along the railroad every night.
This afternoon one, meeting lone girl below
the depot, tried to carry her TO the woods with
him. Her cries for help brought II BFase. a
young German who was passing on horseback,
TO her assistance. lie gave the tramp terri
ble beating about the bead and face. rsoeiv-
ing himself a badly bitten finger. Int skir.
mish the girl, who was abou. 10 and good
looking, ran of before she could be identified
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03

In the table Of The increase and total wealth
Of The States pubIished by the New York
World, Missouri not only retains fifth place
but she showsa ratio Of increase greater than
that Of anv ofthe States which lead her. II.
linois showed almost no increase 10 ten years,
" iiIe the total valuation OF wealth IN Missouri
almost doubled. Missouri in the variety and
richnessof her resources Of wealth is excelIed
by no State in the Union. and at the present
rate Of development It will not be long b.fers
she viii pass Illinois and Ohio. Grand old
Mis.ouri
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03
siar,ea nlm.slE

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 3r.-Dispaiches from
Seattle announce tha, Charles MeIIugh, a
iormer residen, Of this city, committed suicide
there on Moaday. The man deliberately
starved himself,o death. A Bouomeo, his
former landlord here. states iha, MclIugh was
Of taeiturn, uneommunilative disposition,
and never referred TO bis private affairs.
MeHugh was 4 religious enthusiast. and
would spend all his Idle time in poring over
theological and devotional works. Al the
Hibernia bank Il was ascerained that McIiugh
has ssfoo TO his credit.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03

Speaking Of the new House Of Representa-
tives correspondent says: "There are no
Blacks, and, strange to say, there are nc
Whites or Grays, and what is more remark
able, there is net a single Jones, There is a
Mr. Abbott and also Mr. cowles. There is a
Mr. Flood and Mr. Raines. There is Grain.
a Parrett, Hare and a Bullock. There is a
Flower. Spooner. a Post and Stump,
There is Knapp and Goodnight. Bland.
Wiley, and Frank are good friends.''
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03

The DEMocRAT is not the only paper that
is complaining about our miserable mail SER
vice. The M~snry says:
The postal service alIever 1he country seems
10 be in badly demoraIized condition. II
may yet be necessary for people who want
letters delivered promptly and accurately to
print Wanamaker ''ad" on the envelope at
their own expense.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03
ADMINISTRATORS Notice,

Notice is hereby given that the UNDER
signed sole surviving administrator of the
estate Of Wallace Cushman, decoased, has
filed his final accoant IN the matter Of said
estate in the County Court Of Linn county,
Oregon. and said Court has fixed Monday,
the 9th day Of January, l890,at the hour Of
one o'clock, In the afternoon Of said day, for
the hearing Of objections to said account II
any therebe and for the settlement thereof.
p. BERTHoLD,
Sole surviving Administrator
HEwITT & IRVINE,
Att rs for Admr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03

For the benefieof our customers We viii
give away OF. Jan Ist, the following
Dinner sei, iso pieces. Sag.
Tea set, - pieces, 81, so.
; Tea sets, each a pieces, SIS.
These goods are Of the best English
are and n credit 10 any table. Give us
a u and get not only the hest bargains In
pure fresh groceries but secure a chance
at one or more OF these elegant sets Of
dishes.
LAFoREsr s. TmoMrsox.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03

The only eolored man in Congress Is Rep
resentat,e Cheatham, OF the Second Distric
Of North Carolina. Mr. Cheatham ba, been
the hero Of a pretty.romance recently, in which
he was represented as asking the Doorkeeper
Of The House TO retain certain page, saying
that the boy was the son Of his former master,
The story is pretty, but cheatham was never
a slave.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03
works wsiI

AUBURN. n ". Dec. 3i.-The state COM
mission to-day tested the electric execution
machinery fn this prison. Reporters were
no, allowed 10 witness the tests, but Df Nc
Donald announced that calf and horse
were put TO death with a suddennexA that was
highly gratifying TO the commission. A cur
rent Of about 1000 volts was used.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03

The lynching by white men Of eight negroes
confined in Jail at Barnwell South Carolina
charged with murder, was no less criminal
than the crime committed by the negroes.
The authorities Of that state should spare no
pains nor expeusein gerreiing out these lynch
ers and Furnishing them. These negroes,
though murdersrs. had the same right 70 a
fair trial BY . jury oflheir peers as white men
have.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03

English Liberal are making great todo
about the discovery Of the fact that twenty
Eve years ago Lord Salisbury entertained
ideason the Irish question different from those
he now admits. That Is nothing; America
can furnish statesmen who have changed their
opinions dozen times in ten years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03
@zzzAA21y
,e.aIaT Photographer. Alhaay Oregon,

We havs i,aag ght all shsasgsiives made by
l. " Clark aud w II 0reeawood up to Nov
18th, 1883. Duplicates can be had from
them oaly II us si reduced rates. We hare
also abonl ls.o0O aesativos ih4as By our
selves. fran 3eaea dapiicats. can be had at
like rates We carry the oLiy full limo 81
views IL tn, STATE aud do enlarged work 81
lowest rsi.s fsr frat class work. We shalt be
pleased tn sss ~ st cur Ssudio 10 Fsoman's .
block. noH, dear 10 Masonic Temple
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03

NEw YoRK, Dee. 3I.-The number ofdealhs
during the twenty four hours ended a, noon
to-day was 1876, an increase Of over Too per
cent. The increase Is from pneumonia, bro.
nehitis, and especially consumption. The
grippe is credited with being at the bottom Of
the increased fatality. Pslicsmen TO the mum.
Der Of 3eo arc on the sick list,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03

A VERoicr--That the grand display Of
cat, ornamental baskets. each containing
enc pound Of choicest tea. at LaForest &
Thompson's, ID the finest importation ever
Drought 10 Albany. This tea is basket
ared, pure and Of rich flavor. We offer II
at the as;ealshly low price OF 4oc
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03
Elehay Ysars oIa.

LONDON, Dec. 28.--The eigbiieth a-niyer-
sary OF Gladslone's birth has absorbed so muc }
attention, as to make OF this quiet Sabbath, a
day OF national remembrance, kilograms
and letters OF congratulaiiou admiration, pour.
ed into Haw arden from not only all quarters
Of England, but literally from AL parts Of the
world.
All the members OF the Gladstone fariy
branches were gathered at Hawarden - meet
and greet their eminent kinsman,
Horrible.
DETKoIT, Dec. 2o.--A Tnbune's special
from Hancock, Mich, says: A calamity not
surpassed in the annals Of the country, occurr-
ed at ) o'clock this morning, at Hurontown,
A family named Gross, consisting Of the par
enls and eight children, with a visitor, were
consumed in burning dwelling.
Uneasy lies the Head
Sr. PETERSBURG, Dec. 2o,-The czar is
again reported indisposed, Many army officers
suspected OF revolutionary sympathies have
been arrested. General Vannooski, minister
Of war, proposes that mobiles only should be
allowed to become army officers, but the car
refuses to entertain the suggestion.
BLEW IL Ouf.
SAN Francisco, Dec. ao.--In the Eureka
hotel Oakland, this morning, Mrs Jane Erwin
and her two daughters, Mary and Bessie, aged
10 and IL respectively, were found dead in
the bed, having been asphyxiated by gas.
The Democrat said So.
SAN Francisco, Dec, zo,-Tbe Chronicle
says: The fact Of the ten round contest at
Portland on Saturday night between Jim Cor
belt and Dave Campbell ending in draw. is
con sidered no test Of the merits Of either man
as ii was well known the affair was purely an
exhibition to draw gate money,
Peculiar Suicide
SAN MArEo. Cal, Dec. ao.-James Tagart
well dressed and apparently wealthy man,
supposed 10 be from San Francisco, created
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03

Mark Twain is reported to be growing in
dolent with his advancing years. He no long
er has the incentive Of poverty to force him TO
work. and the products Of his pen grow small
Ter every year, He reiires early tobed and
never breakfasts before 10 o'clock.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03
nu.lses. ral.ure. . In 1850.

NEw YcRE, Dec 3o.-Brads.Tee,'s reports
1910 failures in the United States for the
year 1859, with liabilities Of sI46. $50. and
assets Of $40, soo.76o. This IS the largest
number Of failures, and greater liabilities than
for any year in the past five years. The in
crease in the number Of failures over 1883 ID
1892: increase in liabilities, Sac. III, ISs: in
crease In assets. IS. Soo.SsS
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03

III am smita and w w Briggs. partners do
ing business under the 4, m name Of Smith a
Briggs. Hiram Smith aud ] W Braastisld,
paftEeis doing business under the firm name
of Smith 4 Bfasshtld, Hiram Smith. John
w Waters and w w BFiggF, partners doing
business under the iirm name Of Smith. Wat
ers 3 trisgr, Hiram Smith. Jamss w Brass
iisld. John + MeCulivy, James NJ Shelley
aud w Nramssll. aftnsp doing business
under the firm name ei Smith. BFasaiieid a
Co., Mary A + Smith. james w Brassfisld,
lydia Brssstield, Elizabeth Martin, Alexap.
der Summerstlie, Wilioughby Churchill. X
r Caldwell. John q Vaughn .0tofge Bailey,
John Summervilie. II n Hin. Joseph Sum
mefvtllc, solomon Cox, Samuel Nixon. John
McCartney, henry kanshe, Catherine Wigle,
A Humphrey, John cogswell, Jacob Wigls.
John kelsey and John Burnett. partners do
ing business ander the name ot Kelsey a.
Burnett. Jas Il Belt. fA Chenowesh and
II NJ Johnson. partners doing bnalnean under
the name Chenoweth Il johnson. Damon
smith, John Mccartney, Nancy e Wilson,
John Keiser, Winfield Summeryilie, 4 II
Wyatt. Daniel McClain, G II Baber. Mack
Snmmeryille, Harvey Snmmeryiile, q X
Ward. Jerry Hay. John Foster,J ID Bennett,
J n d Henderson.J Hili,M Wilkins, Sam
uel Swiit, Hiram Smith aud Mary A e
Smith, b wife, w w Briss& and Harriet
Briggs, ywife, A q Hovey ard II G
HalppirgI partners andsr the firm name
of Hoyey a Humphrey. John " Thompson.
/ X Dawson saac Vandayn and d r Hill,
de'endsnts.
Motto Gus sl,y given that by virtue ol
arc racutf : cd order Of sale isAued out Of
the aiovl nd Court ia tho aboye entitled
sui', wi
Saturday. ihc sSih day or January, 1850.
at the Court house door, In tho city of AL.
bany, Linn county, Oregon, At the hour OF
90 O X -. m. Of said day, sell at public
xpction fDr cash 10 baud to the highest bid
der the real property described in said exc
sut,on and order Of sale as follows to-wit /:
Lots one (il aud six l6.) aud the north half
Of lot two t2,) in block one q, j and the east
half OF lot No three l3,) and the cast half OF
lot M four al in block No one /, and the
fractional river lot No seven t7,l in the city
OF Harrisburg, Lam county, state OF Oregon.
The proceeds arising from the sale OF said
premisea TO be applied, first, to the payment
OF the costs a and upon this writ and accrn-
ing costs. Second, to satisfy aud pay the
following claims pro-rata according to the
several amounts with interestoA each OF said
sums at the rate Of one per cent per month,
from the 26th day OF April, 1882, aad costs
to.wit. plaintiffs claim, S7334. rs Isaac
Vandyne, S205. .85 Soloman Cox, $l79.04 ;
willouqhby Churchill, S223:66; Elizsbeth
summesyille, sos 81; II n Hill. $4s9: II !;
George Bailey, 1900. Is; Hill,
& 2e7. CO d II Hill, S687. 33
Henry Kaushe, Sl694 SO; Catherine Wiale,,
SlI20 so, and II any balauce remain tfier
pss ing all Of said claims and the costs and
disbursements hereof, the same to be applied
upon the ,laim Of the defendant, 4 Daw--
son. Dated Dec l6. 1880.
JoHN SMA,LMcN,
Sheriff Of Linn County, Or.
Per D S Smith. Deputy,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
10 All whom It May Concern.

The CerlnanIa Fire Insurance Co Of
New Yerk, having relnsufed lis entire
business IN the Sfkte ef Oregon, said som.
pany (havlsg On deposit with the State
Treasurer, $50. oeo,) hereby give netiee Of
its dls-continuancs Of business In Ore
ron, and lie lntention Of Withdrawing iss
deposit now With the State Treasurer al
the expiration Of the six months printed
neslce required by law.
0nRmAnIs FIRR rNsvnArsg Co opN. Y
Hugh sckumann, Vice President.
Dec a4sh. 1850.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-03
No, Evea ., rslephsse.

TACOMA. Dee, 3I-The practice which
some people have Of using obscene and proiane
language through the telephone is likely to be
discouraged by The experience Of Louis fsade-
aux, who has been sentenced by Judge Best
TO two weeks in the chain gang for the often