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Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-04-16
Democrats at Sedalia.
THE CONVENTION IN SESSION IN
THAT CITY DISTRICT DELE
GATES SELECTED.
Bland Endorsed for President Stone
Bland, Vest and Cockrell Will
Probably Be the Dele
gates at Large.

Special Dispatch to the Ledger.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1896-04-16

TIE Chillicothe MO- Constitution
editorially says: "Bob Whites Mexi-
co LsDGER was IS years old last week.
Mr.. White has been its editor for Just
a of years and during those two
decades has been Il power for the
good OF his city, county and state, as
well AZ for the Democratic party"
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-02-06
THE EXECUTION.
Lloyd Montgomery Hanged
o'clock Friday Morning.
THE SCENE ON THE scAFFoLD.
THE SCENE ON THE scAFFoLD.
He Was Game to the Last, But Con.
fessed the Triple Murder-The
Full Details.

From Albany Herald and Democrat, Jan. 81
Lloyd Montgomery, the murderer Of
his father and mother and Daniel B.
McKercher, paid the penalty of his
awful crime by death on the gallows at
7 O'Clock this morning. His full name
Is Loyal Bryson Montgomery, but he
has always been called Lloyd, and was
tried and convicted under that name.
The execution took place as required
by law in an enclosure in the Jail yard,
and IN the presence of about fifty peo-
pie, there being in addition to the
twelve electors required by law num-
Der Of newspaper reporters, physicians,
shertffs of other counties, ministers Of
the gospel, and a few other citizens.
The execution was performed with
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-02-06

marked precision and perfect order.
Every precaution had been taken to
prevent any accident to add terrors to
an already terrible punishment, and
there was not a slip in the arrange
ments for the execution of the death
sentence.
Following is list of the electors
present: w, @. Cooley, Brownsville;
r. L. White, Harrisburg; J. H. Scott,
Tangent; J. W. Glass, Charlottesville;
A. J. johnson, Sclo; VIM, Faber, Al
bany; John Clelan, Albany; Joseph
Hume, Brownsville; Jerry Shea, Fos-
ter; J. D. Irvine, Brownsville; Charles
Mcdowell, Brownsville; M. M, Peery,
Scio.
HIS LAST NIGHT.
Lloyd Montgomery spent his last
night on earth In very cool manner.
He was completely braced up for the
occasion, On stand In his cell
worked on n white spread in evergreen
and u mixture of red berries were the
words, "Jesus Saves" which no doubt
had much to do with his apparent
peace of mind. He declared that he
was reconciled and ready 10 die. The
Salvation Army have made hiu many
visits, and through them claimed con-
version, and he said during the eve
ming that his sins were forgiven and
he was not afraid to die:
During the evening visitors were al
lowed free access 10 the corridor, and
the condemned man seemed t enjoy
their visits. Among Others We're sew
eral Brownsville neighhOrs, Several
hundred people probably looked
through the CRATE at the unfortunate
boy, who faced item with wonderful
comppsure, not heing in the least dis
turbed by the manner IN which they
stared at him.
Montgomery showed little traces OF
prison confinement, and looked strong
aud healthy, still in the shadow of the
gallows. He was Is years old Oh
August 26th last,
In the early part Of the evening sew
eral boys were before him, when he
remarked:
! "Trust in God, boys, and II ever you
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-02-06

reckless way in which one would
speak of shooting blackbirds.
"Life is uncertain" he remarked to
a reporter, "now you might die yet
before ] do,n meanwhile eating an
apple with evident relish.
About midnight he asked for some
envelopes. He seated himself at a
small table and wrote two letters to his
relatives at Brownsville. The scratch
ing of his pen over the paper was the
only sound to be heard. The watchers,
out of respect to his feelings in writing
a last message to the remnant of his
broken family, remained perfectly
quiet. Presently he finished writing
and broke the silence with the remark
able statement: "It is hard for q fel-
low to seal an envelope with a 'chaw'
of tobacco in his mouth"
Some of the visiting sheriffs asked
Montgomery to play his violin. lie
did so, and played Home, Sweet
Home" There was not tremor In
his hand as he drew the bow across
the strings. The spectacle was one
not soon to be forgotten. A youthful
murderer, within few hours to meet
miserable death on the eallows, sat
quietly playing the fiddle with as
Much unconcern as II he were seated
by his own chimney corner. He
played few other selectiers; gradually
the music grew lower, and he fell
asleep in his chair. His eell-mate
shnoE him and walked him up and
sigg sled that he lie down, which lie
did, aud was soon sound asleep.
HIS LAST HOURS,
AS the night Wore away the death
watchers cnversed in whispers and
discussed in subdued tones the dread
event to take place in the early morn
ing, while the deep, regular breathing
of the condemned man told that he
slept souudly, Strange as It may ap
pear, with the awful fate In store fol
/ him so near at hand, Lloyd Mont
gomery, who fell asleep soon aftel
midnight did not awaken until be
was aroused by the sheriff at 4;20, and
then he had to be shaken sharply be
! fore he walked up.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-02-06
90 to do wrong remember me.n

60 to do wrong remeraber me-"
And yet during the evening he in
sisted that his McKcrcher version Of
the murder was correct. Some Of bis
fellow prisoners remarked to the Dem.
ocrat man that he had told this 20
much that he really believed it. Chris
tian people and Others visiting him
persistently tried to induce him to con-
fess to his version Of the murder gwen
before the grand jury, but he as per.
sistently adhered to the McKercher
story.
The Democrat man had a talk with
the Fox brothers, who had known him
for life. They said that for several
nights Lloyd had been restless and
hardly slept at all, nor would he let
the other prisoners, sometimes forcibly
Takening them so that they would
talk with him, and in consequence
they were about tired out,
Sheriff McFeron remained with
Montgomery all night, Others occa-
sionally dropped in.
In the fore part Of the night Mont
gomery said he was not sleepy and
preferred to talk with his jailors, Wis
itors and fellow prisoners on this, his
last night OH earth. He was much
pleased with a new suit Of clothing
furnished by Sheriff McFerop, and in
sisted on putting them on at once. He
admired 'theii fit and seemed very
proud of them. He rehearsed the story
Of killing McKercher after the latter
had killed his parents. A noticeable
feature Of his conversation was that be
spoke of the killing in the off.hand,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-02-06

John Montgomery and wife and
Daniel McKercher were murdered by
Lloyd Montgomery on November
10Th, and seventy-three days after
wards the murderer was hanged. That
was much prompter justice than is
generally the result in these days Of
red tape and technicality, and Is an
example to the world that should be
followed.
[Contlnued on Third pags.l
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-02-06
Notice,

All persons knowing themselves IL
debted to me will please call and settle
At once, either by cash or q note, as |
have sold out and wish te close up my
bouks, Ed KELLENbSsoER.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1896-02-06
CITY OFFICIALS,

d,saSu .....G. W. TAYLOR
n. s. DALGLEISH,
:, Il. PUGH,
....,,,,y.t II. BAKER,
N'.N' il-NNN A. UMPHREY,
j. Il. SMITH,
n. X. BEAMAN,
City Council meets on the first and third
Tuesday evenings ufcach month
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-01-23
IT WOULD BENEFIT ABERDEEN.

The memorial address delivered BY DR..
Brgh. last sunday 10 the Ancien. Order
81 United Worknen, was AZ able, CON.
prehensfve and Appropriate efofs, and
was Apr ecia,ed by the order. Il Gull.
tanned one suggestion tina. is worthy Of
thoughtful consideration, and tina. is tina.
the various secret organizations unite in
the maintenance Of free reading roam
and comfortable place OF resort, where
men With no where DO. their boarding
place to 60 to could pass leisure hour in
a harmless and profitable manner.
1t is little cot Of the lines followed in
the Pas. by the various orders, ye. not
out OF harmony with any Of them. No
doutt the most proper thing would be for
each order TO have such place for its
own members. but none Of them in this
city are strong enough TO do 30. Such
place should be warmed, lighted and kept
nea. and attractive by competent per.
son employed therefore, and occasional
entertainment provided for the visitors.
The various orders Of the city have united
to give the dead a proper place for burial,
why could they no. as we'll unite for the
purpose Of looking after the living?
Many new members might thus be OBJ
tanned by each order.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-01-23

Despite the rGnorz and discussions
abcu. var ia Europe, and the Sigh. pres
Pee. o. conflict be;xe4n this country
and Grea. Britain over the Venezuelan
incident, and despite til. rather mixed
condition Of our national finances. i: Is
evident tina. there Is FESTIVE business
energy abroad in this cou n.ry tina. will
accept the earlies. opportunity to resume
activity. The determination Of the gov.
eraaen: 70 sel! 300, POI 80 u bonds aAs
had .eassuring eEec. On bauker. and
CON mercial men, and j: Is probable tina:
no further lear Of panic n excessive
monetary s.ringency will prevail fox an
inis6ni.e period. The business men Of
the country have abou. concluded TIA.
congress xill carry through 40 effective
legislation for financial relief shi. session,
and that Affairs mus. move forward this
year supported ouly by the executive arm
OF the government. Though tina. will no.
inspire confidence with q reach extend.
ing through term OF years, i. will Re
sufficient basis for doing vha, business is
demanded ia current time l. will he
recognized that after the mex. presidential
election = clearer policy will be defined,
and enc that can be depended On to in.
fuence financial and business affairs for
several years. There will be some waiting
for that this year, and pobably less ont.
reaching enterprise than there would be
If the future we're better assured North.
western LumbermAn.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-01-23
Let ne BE Calm.

1T is remarkable coincidence" says
the New York Herald, "tha. jus. as a
reckless move is made in congress to rip
| up the whole tariff question on the absurd
plea that more revenue is needed, the
tide OF revenue flowing into the treasury
exceeds tue expenditures OF the govern
ment. For the month OF Deem Der
just closed, the total receipts from
customs and other sources OF revenue
amounted to s2s, 2ss ,937, while all the ex.
penses OF the government. amount TO only
s25, AZ 1872. The treasury took in last
month half million dollars more than
it paid out" As "snapper 10 tie article
from which the foregoing sentences are
quoted, the Herald says: "Why no. give
the new tariff time to show what it will
do? Why disturb the business OF the
whole country aud impair the present
good revenue receipts by thrus,ing a new
tariff war upon Us: A little statesman.
ship is sorely needed just now"
There are words of wisdom. Or Ter.
haps 1t would be better to say. just plain
common sense. The country waa in a
state OF financial a nd business unrest
when the present tariff went into force
and has been ever since. Its predecessor.
the Mckinley tariff turned gu. to be
failure as a revenue raiser nder the stress
Of hard times and suspension OF trade.
and was freely denounced on general
principles by men who we're protec-
tionists in sentiment, a. we'll az BY reve-
nue. reformers and free traders. 1. isa
plain truth that no tariff law can be fairly
tested when there 10 depressed and un-
natural condition OF importation; but it
must seem to be utter folly to 20 on tink.
ering the Law, on trumped up plea Of
revenue necessity, at The very moment
when it was doing better than make both
ends meet. Congress is young yet. II
the present improvement in receipts shall
not be maintained, the subject Of an in.
crease can be taken up three months
later.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-01-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ALTON.


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jan :, -.
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any person 10 desires % .-0.=s- azEin-. n :
ADJ 1oce 81 s1eh pr10!- % * L. knows %: any
= r.-4-tl2l reason under TIE law and -eg-i.-
N3-s q -Ge ln-=r!o- department. %hy s1ch
9-f'Jt should To X allowed vii IL given AZ
0p19r-1ati! - ne above me-,t0a=: line
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-01-23
oAc.zl Paper Ct :Hs City c: Abe-1se-
THE cASSERT QUESTION.

The eIp.rIsccs It .ae pss. year, 50 "a,
a. ,hs canning 1t saluoo On Grsys aar-
bor Is eancsrusd, vAs quite 1nsa:.:ac:or!
20 all PARIS. !. is u. the porpcse q this
article e d. mere thai call a:;er.;on %
.aic2s 4. they sXis:, in he hopes TIA:
steps n.y le taken te:c-s ano;her seaSon
cre.s, :, place tina. III pss--aa: .nd1e.ry
upoa p.rper bz.is- Unless an 1ldsf-
s.Andiaz i. arrived q: te;veea lie faher-
nen and the ua1szsers Ct ,he p.esea:
caonerv, OF 1rless rex calnery is n:
in ope1a.ion, the Hzrtor viii in all pot
ability be vi.hou. TIA: kid Ct make:
fox i.s ssn. Las, non.h in gathering tie
statistics ct iae principal Industries Ct
tie HAhcr We addressed rese 70 ,bs
Washington Canning company. AMI ~
esivs the following reply:
AsTozi., Oregon, Jan. :, 1870.
NJ. JANE. T. G,ETos,
Publisher The Aberdeen HERALD,
Aberdeen. Wash.
Dear Sir: Yo1r favor q the 9Th Dec.
only just cane 10 hand a. i: Eas ie--
vardsd 20 Z. here iron Coeuopciis. We
rsgre. nc: getting i! in tine 10 give yoo
the information IN time for yocr i.sEe ~
stA.et. Our pack foe las. yea. Vas The
srnalss: output for the Hart.os in salmon
since begnning OF packing there. AID
only consisted 9: eleven thousand and
fo1r hundred czses
The seAson all arroU1d vas very uasa..
i.fzc.ory. The pack was emall. TIE
rruairrv ~ .ra G=k - =
had any year =: the Hzrbor. Tie strike
had also The efec. Ct making the business
OF the CON any 20 Uncertain and unsa.is-
factory tina: the company will 20: con-
time packing 2Hese i. can be assured Ok
Letter results.
Il the fishermen and people az large on
the Hsrbor would only realize tina. the
eannery would spend $3.50 year
among them Il il osly was rot ham pered
by strikes, We think they would act differ.
en.. Yours very truly,
WAsEryGToy GAMING Co.,
Per II. :. NcGorsn, Secretary.
AZ TO the cause Ct the strike, Or who is
the more slanAble, i! is 10. necessary =:
this time 70 enquire. The main roin. i
whether We are 70 have a cannery a. all.
- G-SA-G toas o'|tA-S Al4.@AOsS AEs2LES-
men; nigh. Re entered into befose another
season Whereby thiE cannery would he
run to It's fulIe=. capacity asd If another
one can be pu: in operation, a. We under
stand is Contemplated, and 10. which q
number Of the fishermen here offered 10
take stack, 50 much The better. The lat.
ter proposition is really Of rnvre import.
ance 70 the HArbor than the former, and
our public spirited citizens should look
into the plan and render It's projectors all
possible assistance. Whilei. will require
much greater efor. TO establish q
new cannery upon paying basis than 10
effect an arrangement with the old, We
believe i: can be done, and If il can, then
i. would seem that having overcome the
more difhcul, task, the frs. proposition
could also be accomplished and two can.
re,ies b in operation by another season.
Both are necessary to growth.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-01-23
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-01-23

lie availAo,e czen balance /. ~. .ress-
Try !. z-oEi1z, h1. .h= ga re=erT. =
steadily shrinking. With tie Src.inz
eAsa talAcce where !: lie zrg1ne1: Ct
the Rep1blics.. :or The Lev tar.E bill.
l: !. band - j. aaornia.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-01-23

Wheeler, Osgood Il Co., Of Tacoma,
have an order for sash and doors which
are to be shipped to England, sold in
competition with Canada, England her.
self and all the rest OF the world, and still
the bowling dervishes at the shrine OF
protection" demand a tariff on the lum.
Der Of which these doors and sash are
made to protect them from the ruinous
free trade labor Of Johnny Bull.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-01-23

Waz.,na. c11l.y. commissioner
have as ref1se't 70 pay tie c.,1nIy sup
erin.e1den: salary and also 50 .or each
VS.: male tee scu1ois- This q io.lozinz
the rs--sH: decision q ,as supreme cur:
which iecitei TIA: the sspe-n,enien,
"a: &c: entitled 70 tie AFTER.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-01-23

Tue Oiym plan vas evi1ensly uais. the
in pr=s..e7a the irnprovener: a. The Grays
barter tar had h..en compls.ed when I:
said as; week ,hs: zi1 schc1uers loaiin z
=. the Grsys ha-tor Com uerc.al ca. g
wharf carried is 90 100 :ee. Ct lunL...
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-01-23

The apparent purpose OF the capitol
commissioners to allow the New York
architect his Own way in the matter Of
the kind Of wood to be placed in the
new building. whereby Our own woods
are to be supplanted by wood from the
east, has justly raised storm Of indigna-
ton among our lumbermen. No. piece
Of wood should be put in the building ex.
cept that grown in this state.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-01-23
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90 FlbI.ca..o--

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CHARLES 7. G-EZENTANSEE.
T.: ?4.ro. c1z--E o: Franklin. sag o; .s--
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IN - --9H= -1.l :1- Agricultural ---rJs4..
and - establish his aim % said and l%t5-e
--= 2s-.<-=- at E.e.=lT o: -1ls 49, 3
Olympia Ws-E-. o. T-ss.t4r. --- -.th "a! Of
lamar ...+ He Names - Witnesses Hiram
Z. E----. q Ms--.. " 2s--, JOHN g. SoE5s. d.
! ce--==-. Hs.1-, frank WyEG1- u / ce-t.==--
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A1T ant Z. r=-s.3-. claiming a-T=-s=ly ne
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-01-23

Many road districts in this state will
have practical object lesson in ffty-eent
dollars. the law allows road tax 10 be
worked out At So per day, and the Nor.
tLern Pacific, which Ina, heretofore paid
in cash, will this year hire ito own men
At 81 . day, and thus the districts will be
out the difference.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-01-23

The Washington City correspondent. q
mistaken II The s.a.suen. Ina: ElEard
<. Hawkins had t-.eu residen: ct Alter.
deem nrt sir months he.oce his appoint.
men: a. receiver Of the land oGce q:
Olympia. The facts are his residence
hsse ante-ia.es the I:a2 elect;oa.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-01-23

The Eyere.. Democra. has 1ne over 70
.hs Pspclis: party besarse Clsvslaod,
GorzAn, and other lsaiers o. the party
DO things is editor don'. Ike. This .s
ike the man OF woman who leayes the
church because Nr. 50 and 50, O. Deacon
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-01-23

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zsssion in relation 10 bids fox tie nev
govsrnmeos bonds, and .ha: Is TIA: every
individual zho has 1910 or Iooes 70 il.
YES: deposi. with the pos.ns..e. and Ie:
him make one biz far the axoun. IT the
deposit. The same arranSemen. coulz b
entered into with any hank.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-01-23

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-01-23

The co1a:y pmuissionerz have .
knot:y problem 70 solve a. 10 vhz. shall
be done vita :he bridge across the
Wynccchs, vest Of Non,esano. I. nigh.
relieve .csir feelings If they could ee:
hold Of asd p1mnei the :o.ol cs1n z i.s.on-
ers and s1rseyo- who Ioca:ed !: ia is
present place.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-01-23

r. Inform a-ioo, tine cards maps anicieke,s
call u % write
A-C- CLAzE. Agent. A.e-ceeu.
/ .. CH.Etr0S- Assts-a1. General PASSENGER
AGENT, - Morrison street. corner Third. Por--
land. Ore
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1896-01-23

New carpets, and 3-ply, ar.
rived at Kaufman's; prices from
IS cents up; they are world.beat.
ers and finer than silk.