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The morning call., 1892-02-22
He Had a sIuncshnt.

Yesterday morning Detectives Anthony
and Meagher saw a wel-dressed individual
acting in a suspicious manner and took him
in. A search revealed a wicked-lonking
slungshOt. lie gave the name Of Philip
Dorian, and was charged with a carrying a
concealed wpaDOn
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WITHoUr MEANS no nuRy MN

The elderly woman, her mother, sprang
forward and taking her head in her lap
cried, My child. my child, have courage.
God cannot alflict us much longer" But
her daughter lay still and as white as the
marble floor OF the dead" room below.
Her hands were chafed and her face
bathed in cold water several minutes befo re
she was brought out Of the faintng fit.
In answer to other questions the widow
said that she was without means to bury
her husband. She is a seamstress herself.
but has had no opportunity TO earn any
thing during her husbands illness. She
said she would consult friends, aud if posi-
BILE have the remains turned over to an I'M
dertaker. Then she left the Morgue leaning
on the arm of her mother and sobbing as
though her heart would break
The morning call., 1892-02-22
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK, VIA PANAMA
Steamers VIII sail at NOON on the 5th ks<a
18th and 18th Of each month calling at EElxSR
various ports Of Mexico and Central America.
Through line satlings-February 25Ih, IS San
Juan; March 5th SIS. City OF New York; March
18TH, SIS. San Bias.
WAY LINE To MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA
STEAMER SAILS AT NOON 18TH OF EACH
MONTH, calling nj Mazatlan san Bias. ManzanIlo.
Acapulco Port Angel, SalIna Cruz, TOuaia, San
BenitO, OcOS, ChampertcO san Jose de Guatemala,
Acaiutla, La Libertad. La Union, Amapaa, Cornto,
San Juan del Sur and Punta Arenas.
Way line sailjng-March 18Th, IS City OF Panama.
When the regular sailing date falls on sunday,
steamers will be dispatched the preceding Saturday,
JAPAN AND CHINA LINE
FOR YOKOHAMA AND HONG-KONG
Connecting at Yokohama with steamers for
Shanghai and ST Hong Kong for East Indies,
Straits. etc;
City of Picking. Saturday, March 18th at ".
City OF Rio de JaneirO, Tuesday. April 9TH at p NJ.
China. Thursday, April 25th az
Roundtrlp tickets to Yokohama aud return at re-
duced rates.
For Freight or Passage apply at the ONCE. corner
First and Brannan streets.
Branch Ofice-2O2 Front street.
ALEXANDER CENTER, General Agent.
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After swallowing a glass of water and
forcing back the sObs with a great effort.
Mrs. Brodhurst continued: He was -
3O6h Jessie street. He became sick last
December and unable to work. We thought
it a case of n bad cold or the grip and adj
ministered such simple remedies as we
could procure. We were very poor, but did
all we could to restore him to health. He
continued to sink slowly, however, and all
our efforts to restore him TO health were
without avail, for he passed away at
O'clock this"
The grief-stlcken widow suddenly threw
up her hands and with a piteous moan fell
unconscious. The long spell of nursing her
sick husband had shattered her strength
and she was also in need OF sufficient nour-
lShulent.
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WEPT AND TAINTED.
Sad Scene Witnessed in the Cor.
Oner's Office.
Mrs. John Brodhurst swoons While Report.
ing the Death Of Her Husband-No
Money for His Burial.

Accustomed, as they are to scenes Of sor-
row and distress, the attaches Of the COrO-
ner's Office could not help being visibly
affected by a sad incident that occurred
there yesterday morning.
About II o'clock three women, with
threadbare but neat dresses, assembled the
stairs Of the tottering old rOokery on Dunbar
alley. The youngest of the trio tmidly APP
preached Clerk Thomas Riding and tremb-
lingly asked. Are you the Corouer?"
mo. )" said he, kindly, but l represent
him. What can | do for you. MADAME"
well. we came to inform you of the
death Of my husband, John Brodhurst"
and the poor woman collapsed in chair and
sObbed pitifully.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Bargains never before offered on The Pacific Coast,
IoE PUhEiM, TIE TAILOR, will cut prices for IanlB.
ary and February to such close figures that every man
ing fortuna, at hiGb-price Tailnrs
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
(PACIFIC SYSTEM
Trains Leave and Are Due to ArriVet5
SAN LRA NCISCN

SAN FRANCISCO.
LEAvE-FROM DECEMBER 8, I5aI-ARBTvE
GOA Benlca, Rumsey, Sacramento. 7:I5F
BOA HaywardS Niles and San Jose. 80. Rl2:l8P
S0OA Martinez. san Ramon Il CatistOga 6:l5r
sS :OOA FL YeTanO and Santa Rosa 900, s6:I5r
S00A Sacramento 8 Redding, via Darts 7:I5r
and frst-cIass locally ............ 10:45P
Sacramento, Marysville, 0rOViIt8
and Red BIuf .,.,,...,....,,,, 4:4sg
9;00A Los Angeles Express, Fresno. b.
kersheld, Santa Barbara aud Los
il COW HayTaTds, Niles and Iiyernor:' 7;I5F
y OOP Sacramento River Steamers ....s $9:0Gr
S00P Haywards. Niles aud San JOSE 9:45A
LOOP Martinez San iiamOuN Stockton 9:4SA
zOOP Vallejo, CalIstoga FL VeranO aaI
sSOP Benica, Tacvie x Sacramento 1881
sOP Woodland and Oroyille....... lO:45A
"a 5OP Niles and LivermOre ............, $S:&5A
oiUOP sunset Route Atlantic Express
Deming S Fl Fa5o. Ne New A 0risaai
6oOr st anu f'S Koai: Atlantic EIors:Ii S4If
for MOtaye and East ...........,, I2:15p
6OOr Haywards, Niles and San jose jose 7iiSG
s..... Niles and San Jose. ............... IS;lsf
roo, y $3.50 and East -: 4 I5:t::
mento. Marysve. ReddHy.
Portland, Puget Sound and Ea5s S:IJA
SANTA CHUZ DIVISION.
EabA Newark CentervIlIe, San Josa
Felton,, Boulder Creek and SANTA
s2l5P Center1iis San jos: Ximad:a: 0'1''
FELTON,, Boulder Greek and Santa
Cruz ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. FIO:5aA
4l5P Centerylle, San jose, Los GatOj 9:5QA D.
I'll ASP Hunters Train TO Newark, Alyiso.
San Jose aud Los GatOS ..t....... t8:9js
COAST Vi>'N-Thiri an, Tovnssn / 55,-
7:OOA san jose Almaden and Way Sta
tons. ........................ 2;39r
:30A san Jose. GlrOy, Tres PlnOS Pa
iarO Santa Cruz, Monterey.
Pacific Grove, SaiuaS, san Mig
uel, PasO Robes and Santa
Margarita (Sau Luis ObiSpJ) auI
Principal way stations. -. s:IOr
1O.3-A san Jose and Way Stations. ..... 6:lOP
I2;l5P Cemetery, Menlo Park aud WlY
SIduunS... AWE
s2 .30P san Jose, Tres PinOs Santa Cruz
Salinas, Monterey Pacific Grove
and Principal Way Stations. "l0:t3A
s3 SOP MEMO Park. san OSe AMI pruCi-
pal Way Stations ............ 0:17G
E4:l54 Menlo Park and Way Stations. %8:0iA
6:l5P San Jose and Way Stations. .....- 9:03A
BOP MEMO Park and Way Stations. 6:3SA
III :45P MenlO PARK and Principal Way
stations $4,000. --...........-s.- I1.oJ-
for Morning P for Afternoon,
Sundays excepted saturdays o1lT.
4Sundays only
TUE pacific IRA ~ FGR COMPANY
VIII call for and checS baggage from hotels ant
residences Inquire Of ticket agents for time carts
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EXCLUSION RATES
TIME TABLE

EXCURSION RATES:
Thirty-Day. ExCuTslon-R0Ind-trip Tickets. to All
from all stations. at % per cent reduction fro q
single tariff rate.
Friday to Monday Excursion-Round-Trip Tiek5.s
sold on Fridays, Saturdays and sundays good ID
return following Monday: Camp Taylor. s 5Js
Toealoma and Point Reyes, 81 IS; TOwaleS, s. %:
Howards, 81 so; CazaderO 90.
Sunday ExcurStOn-ROund-Trip Tickets good OF
day sold only: Camp Taylor. 81 -; TOcalo.nl
and Point Reyes 81 90
STAGE CONNECTIONS
Stages leave CazaderO daily except Mondays 20
Stewards Point, Gualals, Point Arena, CufsTT
Cove. Navarro, MeudociHo City, Fort Bragg, and
all POINTS the North Coast.
JNO W. COLEMAN +. b. LATHAM
General Manager, Gen. Pass. q Tkt. Az
General Offices, "a SansOme Street.
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\ for Morning P FOR Afternoon,
Sundays excepted 49, saturdays 11T.

VIII call for and chec5 baggage from hotels an I
residences Inquire OF ticket agents for time earts
md other Information
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-26

seio, Linn county, IL soon 10 be again
lighted by electricity .-Ex. Our live
nsigiibor has been lighted by electricity
for about year; but the lights went
out With the mill iire, and new ones are
being secured.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-26

II Gen Palmer. Governor Boiss. Wm X
Morrison. Senator Carlisle and Governor
PA,tison ~ilh their f-issds. q mighty hOs,,l
should JON togo hsr TO pfevsnt the nominA-
ton of Hill. in order that one Of their own
number might secure The prize. they Soald no,
do such effective work 10 iha, cad a. ilill aud
his friends In New York are doing. The call
ofthe New York State convention TO meet In
mid winter for the express purpose Of taking
saap judgment u secure q solid delegation
for IIill has made IL impossible TO secure his
nnmination 10 the national convention. There
will be too miny lovers Of faif play In that
convention for Hill to secure s7o votes.
HillI defea, Is m1Iished lirgely by his
own overrsaching. clsvsiand's defeat Is proba-
be. Carlisle. Governors PAliison and Boies.
0sn Palmer. EX-GOVERNOR Campbell OF Ohio
and others are now being quite extensively
discussed. Meanwhile the lack of harmony
in Washington among democrats keeps on
apaee. II discussions and strifss prevail
when the eonven,isn meets a: Chicago party
leaders may be as earnes, ia their desires TO
keep off the ticket as sons are nov to get on
IL
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The @eillorrat.
lr nnASs scarrulsu.

The tariff bin introduced by Springer.
and reported iayorably to the house by
the ways and means Committee, Is ons Of
great significance. 7As leading and sfrik-
ing feutnye Of TIE 5aiis % be foaad IN fie jsnet
thai a vecogaises ths rights and iaferesfs Of
tAat graf bedy ef Ameriean slfisrs Aaorvs
as eonsnmcrs. There may be 100000 wool
en- manufacturers IN the United States,but
there are sixty Eve million consumers OF
woolon goods. Il WAS MekinIey's pleas
ure to provide for the interests OF the ioo-
900 manufacturer, and to utterly Ignore
all the rights an1 benefits OF the sixty. FIVE
million consumers. Springer proposes to
reverse this vicious legislation by regard
ing the interests OF The consumers, the
great mas OF the people.
The ways and means committee VIII re-
port three tariff bills 10 the house during
the present week. The measures to be
reported are the Springer tree-wool bill,
the Dryan free blnd,ng twlne bill, and the
Turner bill placing cotton ties, cotton
basging and machinery for making the
same on The free list. The provisions of
the Springer bill, as finally approved by
the democratic committeeman, have been
published. Springer, In explaining his
bin, sald all wools and halt. and waste mat.
ter are put upon the fee list. All waste
advanced beyond the condition OF secured
wool, shoddy and mnngo, are taxed .!
per cent, The ra:es on woolen and worstef
yarns are GSed for all values at IS pei
cent ad yAlorem; under the McKinley &C
the rates per pound and ad valoFem ar
equlvalcu, to from Ie3 to iss per eentuna
Rates on WOODEN and worsted cloths
shawls, knit fabrics, ETC., are liked at -
per cent; the eguiValen. rate under tn
Mckinley bill Is not stated undes ali items
but on worsied the rate was from 90 4
i46 per cent. Other rates net stated woul'
vary from % TO 800 per cent. Blankets
hats OF wool, and hAnneis for underwea
are reduced from 80 to IS, IRON to IS I
80 and from 40 TO IS per cent. under III
Mckinley act the rates are from ~ to u
per cent. On woman's and children
dress goods, ete.. haylsg cotton wa'p, tn
rates are fixed At IS per cent? under tn
Mckinley act they arc over IS per een'
{ On the same with woolen warp, the rate
! are fixed at 30 per cents the equivalef
rate OF the Mckinley act ls 90 to 40 pc
cent. Ready-made clothing for men an
cloaks, jackets. etc, for women are axe
/ at as per cent; the rates under the Nc
T Kinley act are ss and ~ per cent. Rate
on carpets OF oil kinds are iixed At 80 Pc
cent; the equivalent rates under shs Nc
: Kinley act are from So to !, per eenl
arhe rates are lowe.t," SAID Springer
, "upon goods to be used by the masses o
the people, and highest upos the high
priced goods to be worn BY the mor
wealthy classes. the reverse of which wa
true under the Mckinley act The aver
age rates Ia The pending bill ~ill be be
tween 80 and IS per cent, as against 4
per cent In the Mills bill. I"
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II. as now seems likely. the national dem
ocratic convention shall drop all New York
candidates. then, OF sound tariff reform and
honcst-plaifoi we believe that any one Of
the folowing-named nine gentlemen can unite
the factions, carry New York and be elected
president Of the United States:
Gov Horace Boies, Of Iowa.
Gov Robert 4 Pstlison, Of Pennsylvania.
Senator John M PsImer, OF Illinois.
Senator John @ Carlisle. Of Kentucky.
Chief Justice MeryiIIe w Fuller, OF Iiii-
nois.
Senator Arthur P Goiman, Of Maryland.
Gov William i Russell, Of Massachusetts.
Gov Isaac p Gray, Of Indiana.
Gov Leon Albeit, Of New Jersey. New
York IYoyh,
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION.

NOTICE Is hereby given that on the
Nh day OF March, 1862, between the
houts nf o'clork r N nd o'clock p IN
OF said day an election will be held In
the precincts of West Albany, Albany,
Central Albany and East Albany In Linn
county. Oregon, for the purpose Of elect
Ing delegates 10 the Democratic County
Convention.
The polling place In West Alb any pre-
cinct will be in the Circuit Court room, Ut
the Court House, In said West Albany
Precint, and Rufus Thompson, Martin
Payne and B W Cundiff are the Judges
OF such election.
The polling piacs In Albany Precinct
will be the County Ceurt room at the
Court House, In said Albany precinct, and
o P Ceshow, D 8 Smith and 4 Senders
will be the Judges OF such election.
The polling place In Central Albany
Precinct viii be at the Office Of the Albany
Fsrmers' Wareouse. in said precinct, and
Frank FARRELL, John Isom and Jason Wheeler
will be the Judges OF such election.
The polling place in East Albany Precinct
will be at the old Cannery, in said precinct,
aud r ] 0'Ccnner, G w Willis and 4 l.
Burkhart will be the judges Of such election.
The number Of delegates TO be elected At
such Primary election Is ~ follows: In
West Albany precinct. I; in Albany Pre-
sines, 8; in Central Albany, 4. and in East
Albany, 4.
Dated this 18Th day Of February. 1892.
JSTIrES,
Sec'y Democratic County Committee
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Gssa w srds Anyway.

WASHINGTON, Jeb 1.-THE spb-com-
mittee, to whom the foreign affairs commit
tee referred several Russian Hebrew reso-
lutions introduced in the house, has reached
an agreement upon the following resolution
10 be reported:
Resolved, that the American People,
through their senator's and representatives
in congress assembled, do hereby express
sympathy for Russian Hebrews and their
depressed condition. and hope that the Rus
sian government, however, with which the
amity and good will, will mitigate az fur as
possible the DEGREES lately issued respecting
them, and the president Is requested TO use
his good Offices TO induce the government OF
Russia 10 mifirate said dacreaa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-26

CHATHAM, Ont Feb, 17.--Rev NHE
Martin, who for the past fifteen years has
been pastor Of the Lewig Episcopal church
here, was to have been married last night
to Miss Kitchen. q prominent member OF
his flock. The guests had assembled and
all was in readiness for the ceremony, but
the bridegroom came not. Investigation
revealed the fact that he left the city Satur-
day last, since which time no tidings have
been received from him. The sensation
caused by his disappearance was added to
today by the announcement that he was en-
gagged to be married to Miss Delmage,
another member Of his church, and also TO
Miss Sarah Bonet, a farmers daughter.
Dled OF Joy
CHrcAGo, Feb l7.--Mr catharine Baker,
widow Of veteran Of 1872, and pension
er, died suddenly at Metropolis yesterday,
aged 88 years. A few days ago she received
q letter from one Of her sons, whom she ad
not seen for thirty years; telling her he was
coming home TO visit her, The good news
caused her 50 much joy that she grew very
nervous. Yesterday her son sent her dis
patch that he would be with her in few
hours. When the message was read to her
Mrs Baker fell down and died. Her SON
reached the house soon after.
Allowance for Lebanon
WAsHIEaToS, Feb 17-Representative
Hermann has secured clerical allowance
for the postofiice at Lebanon, in Linn county
Or, and an equally generous allowance for
Burns, in Harney county.
rnnxx A., rtn1t.,..s
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SUMMONS.

" The Circmf Court otsshe STATE of0vseon for
th< County OF Linn
ALVAN THOMAS, Plaintiff,
MINERVA @ THOMAS, Defendant.
To Minerva @ Thomas, the above named
Defendant
IN THE NAMK OF THE STATE OF
i Oregon, you are hereby fequired 10 ap-
pear and answer the complaint bf the abofe
Psaintin, IN the aboYe entitled court. nov on
die with the clerk Of ssii court, BY the sir.t
day at the next regular .. m OF said court.
which said term hes.ns on Mauday. the I1th
day ct March, 1892. At the scast honss IN
Albany. Linn county, Oregon, and you arc
hereby further notified that il you fail TO
appear and answer said complaint as hereby
required the plaintiff will apply ID the
ccdrt for the relief prayed sos il said COM
piaint, towit, For decree iissolvinr DE
bonds OF matrimouy now existing hekwesu
ysu and plaintiff. and for the costa and dis
bursements of this suit 70 be taxed.
This summons is published by order
bon L Boise. Judge OF said court. raads
chambers. IN the city OF Salem, Oregon,
she 18th day Of January, 1891.
Published January 20sh, 1899.
W r BILYEU.
Atty for Plaintiff
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Sir Morell Ma=kenzles household sx-
penses were very great. lie kept sixteen
servants, besides private coach for him
self and another for his wife, and spent
every cent Of his 100000 yearly income,
Both the distinguished Doctor and his wife
were very fond Of society, and their home
In London was the resort OF brilliant peo-
pie. 1t was rare thing for a caller TO
find them alone In the evening, and even
then they were In full evening dress, Mrs
Mackenzie blazing With diamonds. The
Doctors three daughters are said to be
very handsome girls and all as fond Of so
ciety as their parcpis were
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German
Syrup

The majority of well-read phys
icians now believe that Consurnp-
ton Is a germ disease. In other
words, instead Of being in the con-
stitution itself it Is caused BY innu-
merable small creatures living in the
lungs having no business there and
eating them away as caterpiliars do
the leaves Of trees.
A Germ The phlegm that Is
coughed up is those
Disease. parts of the lungs
which have been
gnawed off and destroyed. These
little bacilli, as the germs are called,
are too small to be seen with the
naked eye, but they are very much
alive just the same, and enter the
body in our food, in the air we
breathe, and through the pores Of
the skin. Thence they get into the
blood and finally arrive at the lungs
where they fasten and increase with
frightfiil rapidity. Then German
Syrup comes in, 1oosens them, kills
them. expells them, heals the places
they leave, and so nourish and
sootlie that, in short time consump-
hyes become germ-proof and well. o
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PORTER AT bis residence In Har-
risburg, Tuesday. February I6, Is9a, W
d Porter. at the age OF So years, s months
and 10 days, after an illness OF several
months
sUncIe Billy as Mr. Porter was gener-
ally called, crossed the plains In 1853, and
settled on ranch three miles from Har-
risbnrg where he lived until he came to
reside In the city which place continued to
be Iiis home.
Three children Mrs D S Busey, Mrs M
Cunningham and Miss Maria Porter are
lett 10 moarn his icss.
The funeral services were held at the
Christina church yesterday morning under
The auspices Of the Masonic fraternity, Of
which deceased was an honored member.
The remains were laid to rest IN the Ma
sonic cemelrY three miles north Of town.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-26

''s;orHlAe SvccKEns LIKE succxss."-
Why are We the most successful firm in The
dry goods trade
Because ne have the largest and best Sc
lected stock 10 choose from.
We are now receiving new ard seasonable
good bargains 10 winter goods.
CioAks al less than cost.
We are cole agent for Butierick patterns.
A full line Of ladies and ehiidren's shoes.
Give US a call. w. +. READ.
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The French have placed SO high duty on
pork that the people in and around Paris have
been driven 10 The use Of hos. flesh in large
quantities. These people are prossctionisss
and are thus attempting to iosie- the infant
PIC industry. They are taking vengeance on
the American farmer for the passage Of the
Mckinley bill Thur does the evil that men
do live after them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-26

For bargains IN monuments, headstones
eio. go to E w Aohison&. Co. Albany, Oregon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-26

Noprotective organ has yet undertaken to
explain why the administration has conirsct-
ed 10 give the German manufacturers free
wool and the German people untaxed cloth
ing. While our own manufacturers are taxed
IL cents pound on wool neeled FIR admixt
urs and our own people are taxed 4oH cents
a psund and 90 per cen, in value upon their
clothing.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-26

The editor Of the Times Mountaineer
gets Oh the following Bill Nye idea: A
doctor wall sit down and write pre-
seription time, FIVE minutes; paper and
ink, 4 cents and the patient pays 81,
10 or $40, as the case may be. 4 lawyer
writes ten or twenty lines and gets from
SO 10 $50 from his client. An editor
writes hali-column puff for man, re-
quiring more intelligence and erudition
than either Of the former, pays a printer
81 for putting II in type, prints It on 81
worth Of paper, and surprises the pufied
man II he makes any charges.
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Pope Leo gives the U S the following
puff: "The United States, which con-
stitutes q republic, grows greater every
day despite the drawbacks incidental 70
their boundless liberty. There, too, the
Catholic church develops without clash
Ing with the state. The two powers act
in perfect harmony. where neither in
fringes on the rights of the other
Liberty is indeed the base and the foun-
dation Of relations between the civil
poge and religious conscience. The
church aspires before all 70 liberty"
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Its proper TO say that when you have
found man who doesn't see any difference
between the democrats and republicans on
the tariff question and who undertakes to
make people believe this by making such
statements in the columns OF newspapers 80
called. or in .2aasi public speeches, you have
found one who is either FOOL or dishon-
ct demzgogue. 1t is safe rule to watch
such men.
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SUMMONS.
IN ase Circuit Court ortas State Of Oregsa
Linn County.
A. g. HILL, Plaintiff,
VS..
BoDEDGE HILL. Defendant.

To sodeag, mn. the sSovs n.ns d.-
fendant:
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0yegoR,