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Evening journal., 1891-08-31


NEW York, Aug 81. The Herald's Val
paraiso cable says: The Chanaral regt
ment of the Congressional army took for
NAL possession OF Santiago Sunday night
and practically the last act in the bloody
drama of revolution which has torn Chill
TO pieces for the past seven months Is
closed The capital city was in the hands
of bloodthirsty mob, aud while it was
unable to satisfy its muyderous instincts,
IL did destroy a vast amount Of property.
AS soon as the news reached Santiago
OF the overwhelming defeat OF the gov.
eminent troops, the people knew that
Balmaceda's power was gone, and they
had nothing to fear from his wrath, theii
enmity to his government broke forth.
They Wanted to XIII BaimacedA-
The cry was raised that the president
should be killed, and a mob started for his
house. It grew in numbers and fury and by
the time It reached the executive mansion
was ripe for any bloody deed Short shrifi
would have been allowed to the president
had he been caught.
Soon Balmaceda's house was a mass Of
flames Before it had been destroyed the
mob marched of to the house Of Senoi
GodRy, the ex-minister OF the interior, and
set II on fire. Then the residences of Bal
| maceda's mother; General Barbosa, who
was killed at the battle Of Placilla; Senor
Mckenna and Eastman, the government
newspaper Offices and the houses OF severa
prominent officials were burned TO the
| ground The city was panic stricken The
| police, the fire department. and the army
was demoraized and made not the sem,
blance OF an attempt to maintain order.
Baimaceda WIN Get Away.
/ y, Il. L.. ...I
the city Is threatened by an irruptiop Of
all the desperate characters, robbers and
outlaws in the surrounding country
General Baquedano has posted the impe
rial regiment in a Gordon about the city tc
prevent robbers and other dangerous peo
| pie from coming into the capital. He is
doing everything in his power to prevent
disorder, but his task Is almost hopeless.
There are all sorts Of rumors about the
movements Of President Balmaceda. ]
have 10 on good authority that he went By
a special train TO Talcahuano, on Concepi
con bay, and that there he viii make con
nection with the Condell and Imrepiale
and in one Of those vessels, probably the
former, make for Buenos Ayres or Monte
viedo. If this is so he will in all probable
ity escape.
Rioters Shot out OF Haud.
Comparative order has at last been re
stored in this city. It took drastic mea,
sures to do it. Rioters who were caught
in the work were summarily dealt with
and many of them were shot out of hand.
These prompt measures have cooled the
ardor Of the law breakers at last, but riot.
ing was not stopped until property esti.
mated to be worth g. 10000 had been de
stroyed. Admiral Brown has had long
consultation with the leaders Of the Junts
and his explanations have had the effect OF
putting an end TO the irritation against
the Americans. The Junta are exceed,
ingly anxious 10 secure recognition from
the United States government, and arl
now hopeful that it will be accorded them
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NEwBURYPoRT, Mass, Aug. 81. The
body of Mrs. Marsh, of Haverhill, who
with her husband went out to sea in an
open boat from Salisbury beach, has been
found of Plum island. The body Of Mr..
Marsh has not yet been found.
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Peck WIN Run.

ALBANY, Aug 3l.-Mr Charles F. Peck,
commissioner of labor statistics, who has
been mentioned so prominently for the
lieutenant goyernorship, says he will ac-
cept the nomination il It is rendered him,
and will run as a Democrat
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ALTOONA, Pa, Aug. s1.-The Cambria
Iron company has announced that les
No. Q furnace at Holidaysburg win not
be again blown In. The furnace has been
idle for s0ms time.
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LONG BRANCH, n. j., Aug. S1-A guest
of the United States hotel, who gave his
name as W. p. Lewis, OF Albany, was held
up near Reynolds bathing houses and
robbed Of a gold watch aud diamond pin,
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PITTsBURG, Aug. s1-The Pennsylvania
Salt works. located at Natrona station on
the West Pennsylvania railroad, twenty
Eve miles from this city, were badly
damaged by fire The loss viii exceed
e1OO 0OO
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ALLENTOWN, Pa, Aug. 3l.-Fire broke
out at a. m. in the basement Of the odd
Fellows building. Haire & Morrissy's
dry goods store was damaged to the extent
Of 80, 900; insurance $46, 900.
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following month
Of June the course
of her infatuation
was interrupted
by a trip her fam
lily took so Eng
land, where they
remained for sew
eral months. This
change Of scene
had the effect Of
some W hat set
tling Marie IS
nerves, but on her
return her violent
passion for the
nrince made her
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known the truth,
which, bad as it
was, could not
compare with the
scandalous stories
afioat, the dead
girls family pre-.
pared a pamphlet
for circulation
among its init.
m ate frien ds.
Fifty copies were
printed. but the
Emperor Francis
Joseph Of Aus.
tria seized and
destroyed them
hacanae thav ra.
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Last week A. 256 persons took a plunge
at the Raymond Free Bath. OF this
number 3l4 were mer, 692 were boys.
32 we're women and 23S were girls.
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REAL ESTATE.

-~--.---4--.---~.,--~--
"A ESTATE.
No. i18 West Front Street, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1891,
AT te O'Clock p. M,
At the county Court Fl House, Wilmington. Del
A brick aud frame dwelling house, having
a frontage of Is feet and running through TO
The railroad siding Ia the rear of this
property makes IL desirable for many purposes.
KATIE G McKlBBINS. Administrators.
George A. ELLIOTT, Attorney
I WILL SELL YOUR HOUSE. FARM, OR
Il other real estate, or forfeit Sl25. Send
stamps for reply.
ALFRED COLES. Real Estate,
446 Myrtle Avenue. Brooklyn, N. W
EoR RENT-sTORE AND DWELLING 40s
n Market street. Apply 2l0 West 9th street
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Are you looking for a safe and profit
able investment See "Creston" lots.
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30 ARD AND ROOMS.

-~---------4~--- 7----.-e---.----- S7--,------N--
WANTED TO RENT.-TWO NICE UN-
w furnished rooms within three blocks Of
Fourth and Market streets. Address H, this
milne
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bEGkEt y RESTAURANT,
N. w. Cor. THIRD AND SHIPLEY STREETS,
Furnished Rooms with or without meals.
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HEALD & CO.,
Seventh and Market SITS



TOR SALE A GREAT BARGAIN. "A
4 beautiful upright piano for $3.50. Cost
double the amount only two years ago.
Owner breaking up and leaving city. None
need apply only those meaning business and
willing to pay tbs amount. Apply. ELWOOD
SOUDER. No. 6l9 West Ninth street.
ERESH COWS AND sPRiNGERS FOR
sale. w. 5. BURRIS. Red Lion. Del.
DRINTERS- STEAM FIXTURES, CON-
plete witi cones. hangers. ETC., suitable
for quarto or eighth- medium presses. Apply
at EVENING JOURNAL Office.
DRINTERS.-FOR SALE, FOUR LARGE
Imposing Stones. Apply at this office.
DIANO = SEVEN AND ONE iHIRD
OCTAVE SQUARE PLANO FOR SALE
CHEAP; in good order; easy payments to
good purchaser. Address, PAM, Evening
Journal Office.
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SANTIAGO WAS SACKED.
Her Streets Filled by a Mad
dened Mob.
BALMAoEDAs RESIDENCE BURNED.

The Crowd Would Have Speedily killed
chiii's Late Ruler II He had Been
Found-Neariy s2.OOo.Ooo Worth Of
Property Was Destroyed.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9i.-The following
dispatch, dated Valparaiso, Aug. %, has
been received at the navy department
from Rear Admiral Brown.
The insurgents have taken possession Of the
city OF Valparaiso; was taken yesterday morn
ing after very sanguinary engagement. The
government had advantage good position
but bad generalship. Troops disaffected. In
surgent ships were not present. Forts not en-
gagged, Lynch with three second class torpedo
boats captured. The foreign admiras demand
ed guarantee Ia protecting lives and property
OF foreign subjects l have 100 men at the con
sulate. Many refugees on board. Provisional
president here,
Ready to Begin business.
Senior Montt, the envoy Of the Gillian
Congressionalists, received the following
oablegram this afternoon;
IouIouE, Chilli. Aug. 20.
Dom Pedro Montt, Washington
The Junta Of the Congressional government
Is en- route for Santiago today.
ERRAzuRIz
Senior Montt explained that this meant
that the Congressionalists were about tc
transfer their headquarters TO the capital
instead OF remaining at Iquique The tri
umph OF the insurgents is complete.
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WANTED-DO YOU WANT TO MAKE
w Fifty Dollars per week at homer
Mrs Smith sent Six Dollars 70 Alfred
allow him to nd people who answer this
advertisement 10 see her Lounge. for which
he gave commission which averaged Soe
per week. ,,,.
II YOU will do the same in your district,
send for terms TO ALFRED COLES, No. 446
Myrtle Avenue. Brooklyn. N. \.
ANESSRS. CHAS. l.. WEBSTER g. co.,
M wish TO correspond at once with a COM
patant book salesman. one who has sold ency-
alopedias histories or books Of the highest
uuslity preferred. To the right party an
apporfunity Is offered to establish and control
the sale Of the Library of American Litera-
eure in a Geld yet Hnoccupied. Address, Il.
NJ WILLIAMS. Manager, 81 Fifth avenue,
New York City.
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ANDREW SCHILLING,
NO. IA MARYLAND AVENUE

NO. IA MARYLAND AVENUE
livery SOLDIER, SAILOR, WIDOW,
II mother or father entitled TO pension
should see col JOHN WAINWRIGHT.
Cor. Eighth and Market streets, Wilmington,
Del. A claim fled is like an investment.
Thousands Of dollars are lost through care
less delay advice free.
(xTANTED.-l000 WILAiINGTONIANS TO
w buy peaches by basket or smaller
quantity. Fruit delivered in any rart of the
city, CHARLES B. SATTERFlElD, north
east corner Of Eighth and orange streets.
AlOTICE.-WE INVEST MONEY ON
y choice First Mortgages on we'll located
city properties at best rates Of interest, and II
so desired make collections of interest for in
vestors. HAWKINS g. Co, Il2 Market
street
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
County taxes will be due and payable on
snd after July /.
On taxes paid during the months OF July
and August a discount of five per cent. will be
given.
on taxes paid during the months Of Sep
tember and October discount OF three per
cent. will be given.
Onltaxes paid during .the month OF No
vember no discount will be given.
econ taxes paid during the month OF De-
mbe- five per cent. will be added,
JOHN 4 DICkEY,
Receiver Of county taxes.
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from me, smiling AS he did so, when told him
ala not hold such things In dread. In taking
leave OF the prince he in person conducted ~
through several dark rooms and down several
flights OF stairs, aud on parting remarked 20
the countess; Bring her back soon, / beg of
you. Promise me that you win not mention
these incidents 10 my sister or mamma. for II
either came 70 know about Il / should be
obliged 10 commit suicide
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NO. 1,O18.
HELP WANTED.


WANTED - A FIRST-CLASS LAuN.
w dress One experienced In hotel ana
-aatanrant Nnr- Eddreas. Il. this Ofnce.
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LCOR RENT-sTORE AND DWELLING 40e
II Market street. Apply 21O West 9th street.
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CRAwfoRDsvILLR.

The alarm OF fire, Saturday morning
caused a rush to Odd Fellows hall whicl
was found to be on fire, having Doe i
caused by the heat from the stove burn
ing hole through the floor and setting
fire to the shavings with which the space
between the ceiling is filled. The fire
had spread and was climbing between
the ceiling and rustic. but by chopping
holes in the floor and the free use oI
water the fire was subdued.
The building has just been completed
at a cost Of about 1890, and would have
been dead loss to the o o L as no in.
surance had been secured.
The lower story was occupied as q
store by Finley Il Scott, who soon had
their goods removed TO u safe distance.
Immigrants still arrive. Among those
lately settled here are Mr. Hall and fam
lily, from California, Mr. Wilkinson, Mr.
Harper and Mr. Hardin and families, OF
eastern Oregon, Messrs Huston and
families from Harrisburg, Mr. Swan and
family from the east, Mr. Ross and fam
lily, and others expected this week.
Business is on the rising scale; farm.
ers are sowing grain; fruit crop excel
lent; weather fine. WESLEY.
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RIAL FsrArR SALES.

Elijah Osborn otux 20 Mr. Gay
lord, lot blk 2 Osborn's nd TO
| Lebanon .,.... ...ss..s.4s.. ~ lUO
l. Cowan etux TO Isabelle Kirk
patrick, horticultural garden,
Park ad Lebanon ........ 14UO
l. Oowan etux to NJ Buena Kirk
patrick, lot 10 blk 2 Park nd
Lebanon ...ssssss... s.....s. luu
Is @ \ @ w Rogers to II Davis,
2 parcels sec ~ tp 13sr4w., 426
Il Burtenshaw etux to q l. Calavan
lots 2346 blk B's ad Leb. 237
Il I Hanson etux to w w Rowell,
u int 332.S9 acres tip 10sr3w 1
Mary J 4 Peter Wigle TO Alonxo
Grant, 200 acres tp 1bsr4w. 47l2
o Il @ r X to Jas 4 Robt Warner,
40 acres In sec 3S Up Osr3w, 100
Robert Warner ct ux TO Jas War
ner, " int In above. ,.,..., 100
w w Rowell etux TO ] s Means,
1912 acras tp 10 g r3w..... 5S40
VIM Mccoy etux to Clyde Mccoy,
4l0 acres tp Ia sr3w...... 10000
Gee NJ Hill to Dundee Mtgo Co, 0S
acres in tp 1873 sr4wo..,.,., |
VIM 4 Barrows etux TO Dundee
Mtge Co, "a acres tp 13sr4w I
U TO Frsd'k NJ Morris, l60.70
acres tp IL tp 13sr4w......P Patent
U 8 to Richard Mayo, 100 acres sec
80 2tp9sr e....,..........
U to VIM Vawter, 1923 acres In
sec So tip r4w......., 4"
U s to Ii Crawford, l2l.77 acres
in tip lSsr4w .......... $50
totai sales Observation-Disclosures. SIS, ,2T0
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Octoier

October 18th, 1901.
Miss Mertie Coffin, OF Walla Walla, a
niece OF III Beard, has come with the
Intention Of staying all winter and Ia at
tending school.
Miss Josie Moses, who has been sick
for some tinc. we are glad 10 note IL get
ting some better.
The public school hns increased in
| number 80 "a to enable the school board
to employ another teacher. Mrs Weaver
has been employed 10 teach the primary
school.
The yourg folks gathered at the home
OF A w Moses on the evening Of the 9th
and spent a very pleasant social time.
Several interesting games were played.
Mr. David Ilawley Ia lying very sick
with something like typhoid fever.
Rev George Whitaker, President OF the
Willamette University, will preach at
the M Il church next Sunday morning
at O'Clock and at 7 in the evening. A
| cordial invitation 10 extended 10 all.
The Tangent Literary Society met at
the school house on last Friday evening
and reorganized. and new officers were
duly elected. Followipg are the officers
elected: President, Prof Y NJ Mitchell ;
Vice President, Geo kuthe; Secretary,
Minnie McGhee; Treasurer, Ben Mills
Marshal, Joseph Beard; Editors, Ada
knighten and Geo kuthe; committee on
program, Mrs Hudson, Annie Woods
and Dena Bridgefarmer; query commit
tee, Geo Mills, w o Hudson and George
Holt. Subject for debate for next satnr.
day night IL, Resolved that the right OF
capital punishment should be abolished"
Critic will be appointed at the next
meeting.
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SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF TAX SALE

NOTICES hereby given that by virtue
ofa warrant for The collection OF delin
qnent taxes On tho assesment of 1890 for
the county of Linn snd state OF Oregon,
duly issued by the County Clerk of said
county, which warrant Is now in my hands
attach he'd ta the list of unpaid and deiin
quent taxes for the year 1890, In said Linn
county, aud not having been able after
diligept search TO find any personal prop
erty within said county out Of which to
make the taxes hereinafter mentioned.
have levied Upon The lands des
cribed IN the list hereinafter set forth as
tho pro. ertv Of tbs person whose name
| is sat opposite each tract as The same
appears assessed en- said delinquent tax
roll, ana will on
Saturday, the gotta day OF November, 1904.
ct the door of the county court house, in
Albany. Linn county Oregon, atthe hour
| of O'Clock p III of said day. sell at pubic
| auction to tic highest bidder for cssn In
| hand en the Gay OF sale, all the herein
after described lands or SO much of each
| tract ss may be necessary to pay and
satisfy the tax asses sed against the owner
OF such tract, in said Linn county, for
the year 1890, together with accruir G
costs and expenses, which list Is as follows:
AMT. OF TA1 Es.
Braman q Sumnaervilte.part of the
| d l. G OF Jacob Nye, tp Is, 8 II
w. iZO acres eS.........,........,.s.....S w
William Reid. tho u L G OF John
Wigle; the d i G of A Geisler.
tpl3, 8 Range, w $40 acres. ll8 so
McEntire, 8 E Il sec "a tp IL S r
| w, 100 acres ...... ................ 8 "a
Al In Linn county, Oregon,
NoTIcE. Taxpayers please take notice
that costs arc now TO be added to the
above amounts before settlement.
Dated Oct. 2lst, 1891.
NJ. SCOTT,
Sheriff Of Lirn county, Or,
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The Secret Of Fine Pastry.

Is wholly in using DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
The only pure Cream Tarter Powder sold the market
Other brands contain either ammonia alum other
aduterant Ammonia alum powders dry out make the
dough too porous, leaving bitter taste etc.
No agency has assisted much toward perfection in
cookery Prices Cream Baking Powder It's ingredients
simple and blended exist in chemical
portions after there is of either left
the food Hence there be impurities whatever left in
the finished food No bitter TASTE tant of ammonia but
food raised with Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder partakes
of the natural flavor of the flour and keeps moist and
fresh for days This powder qualities peculiar to
it alone No other makes such delicious pastry No other
contains the white Of eggs.
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LYONS.
October 49,

October TO-
The mill nj this place came near being
destroyed by fire Friday morning. IL ID
thought IL WAS ses a6re.
The o J. railroad company moved their
China houses. car house and section
houses, which were about two miles be.
low town, up 10 town yesterday.
Our school began n week ago today
with fair attendance.
An alliance was organized here last
Saturday evening. There will be an al
lance address here next Friday evening.
Mr. Col Reed has moved into the
house he purchased Of Chas Yates and
will run the livery stable at this place.
NJ Berry, who has been dangerously
III at his fathers place b ere, Is able 10 be
out again.
+ Lantzy Is moving to Salem where
he goes 20 take charge Of an engine In
the electric light plant at that place.
Mr. Lester, late Of Kansas, has rented
Mr Lantzy's place for the coming year.
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If|l - 17aassi|aiaila -
MARRIED.

RODGERS - STAHL On Tuesday,
October 20, 1891. In Albany, by o P
Coshow, jr, SIR q w Rodgers and Miss
Leatha Stahl-both OF Linn county.
TIGER - VENNUM. - On Tuesday
evening, Oct. Goth, 1891 at the st Charles
Hotel, in Albany, by Rev + X Pricbard,
Mr. Leonard Tycer and Miss Addy Ven.
num-both OF Brownsville.
BURKHART-FULLER.-In San
Francisco, on October 16th, 1891, by the
Rev. 8. v. Leach, ID. D., Calvin p
Burkhart, Of Albany, Oregon, and Nellie
G. Fuller, Of Portland, Oregon.
sMITH-HARDY.. ..-on Sunday, Oct
1S, 1901, at the residence OF the bride'l
parents, in Lebanon, by Rev T p Boyd
Mr. ] ID Smith, OF Tallman, and Mis-
May Hardy, Of Lebanon.
COwDREY-AvERY.-At the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents, at Noun
Pleasant, Linn county, Mr. William
Cowdrey,. OF Lebanon, and Miss Minnie
| Avery sailed into the happy state O
matrimony, Henry Lyons, j. p, officiat
ing. After which a large group Of thei
many friends sat down to a fine an,
sumptuous dinner, together with sucl
other pleasures as are incident to sue
occasions. Mr. Cowdrey intends to leay
for his home in Lebanon on the 2lst inst
taking with him his bride and the kin
regards OF all those who had the pleasur
OF their acquaintance. III.
4 SLOAN-DANNALS.- = In Corvalli
on Sunday, Oct. l8, 1891, at the residenc
, of and by Rev E J Thompson, D. D., N
] Burr Sloan and Miss Mollie Dannals-
both Of Albany. Mr. and Mrs Sloan can
to Albany today. They have the be
wishes of many friends for lifes best bles
ings and happiness in abundance.
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NOTICE TO LADIEs.-My cloaks have
now arrived and / am enabled to give the
ladies Of Albany bargains in fall and
winter cloaks for few days only. l will
have at my store sample Of every style
of sealette and cloth cloaks or jackets
made by one OF the largest Eastern
manufacturers. They comprise al the
novelties of the season. These goods
will be in the store Cor few days only
and will be sold at atwholesale prices. Call
early and secure the best selection.
@ w snfrsoN.
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Teach ora, teammates.

Notice is hereby given that tho reguisr
public examination OF teachers. for Linn
county, will take piacs in Albany, COM
mencing on Wednesday. NV. 18th. at
l o'clock, p m and continue until Friday
noon. Nov. 13Ih Ali teachers musi
positively be present at the time Of com-
meDcement, az no one will be admitted
TO the examination who Is not 80 present
G. II. RUSSELL,
County Sshsol snpb
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Lebanon must be good field for news
papers. The latest venture IN that line IL
the Lebanon Effort We may be wrong
In our surmise but we believe Il will be a
thunder'n hard effort for some OF them to
weather Il through this winter. The
grass Is rather short and we prophesy a
good maay funerals In the newspaper field
this winter.-Mili City Gazette.
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Crook County. - The Beaver creek
cattle raisers are delivering their beef at
Pendlcton. They sold for ~ ceEts, with
one dollar per head added.
Messrs Logan. johnson and Hackleman
started below with 900 head of beef cattle
last Sunady. They deliver at Deschute'
bridge.
SIN w Hindman of Lebanon, arrived
here Thursday. He Is here TO attend tc
a case which he has in circuit court.
Oor old-ti,ne friend, Joe Cox. who has
been In Linn county the past three years
returned this week, ard will take charge
of Cox Bros. business 10 this county, hi,
brother Jimmy having gone on to theiI
farm near Aibany.-Ochoco Review.
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SATURDAY, 9:SO A. NJ

A LIVE MCCOY AFFAIR. The parti1u
lars of an affray which occurred at Mccoy
last Friday night are, az near as VIC can
gather, as follows; A gentleman by the
name Of Beam, who has for some time been
making his home In Eastern Oregon,
while his wife lived at Mccoy, returned
houe a short time ago. Some parties,
who probably desired a row, put flea In
his ear In regard 10 an alleged intimacy
existing between his life partner and Mr.
David w Sears, late county clerk. So
Beam thought 10 justify his suspicious by
the old-time trick of telling his wife that
he was going on a journey to remain the
night He went TO Perrydale, but returned
after dark. hid In the grass. near the front
gate, found his wife and Mr. Sears IN con-
versation. drew his little pen knife, and
made at him 18th blood In his eye and
vengeance In his heart. Being a cripple
and taken by surprise, MIR Sears could not
defend himself until after he had received
several gashes, but nothing dangerous.
The other version of the affair, and proba.
by he correct one, Is that Beam estab-
lished beyond question the truth Of his
suspicious, which bad been shared by
many people at Mccoy. Il Is said that
Mr. Beam exacted promise from sears
that he would .ake care of the woman, and
that now Beam Is making arrangements
to leave the country and go to Eastern
Oregon.-Statesman