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THE BKPI BLICA W DISAHTKB.
vr it.. i ik. maV nf kulo kit
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drifted eway, and ttie pOUUCai SXIOI ro
oM, mm .cl.W. .d tb. . .t
led, ana tne two great
ire cone into oner-
oLnCflotVjo,-
banners uoniing; joy
e, with trophies un-
political armies here
ten, the one with
ousiymme orowr, wnu iruF,.-
i
numbered attesting the overwhelming
.nocas. of the cause who riguteousness
was never doubted by thee, whofeught
so valiantly to upbuild it, a cause that
required not a Demosthenic eloquence
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ta imnroBH its ustness upon toe mines or
ih. neonle. while the other army with
banners trailing in the dust, tinged and
besmiiched with the disgrace brought "TiTnu i itJm ' omes in this eUto. Wm.ro ,ngwiuud beer,
sssen them by oorrupt and uafaithiul Informexi that M C. (Hsorgo buforo his An agreod case was submitted to test
Sa7or.,itwouldbewellto inquire in- Hou. J. M. Siglio, Sute Senator from departure th. east, Mh-I-
to tho causes which led to this defeat. c, and Curry counties, has been ''in- tentlon UMKmniond severu. hargoj. ktrtiiw h decided that the proper
Many reasons have been advanced by wed" again by tho Coo$ Bay Tom McPatton has been nutlfled that -Up baU nol u uken in gubmitting
the vanquished, but none of them seems 4trJ Re.Wrter. Being asked what ef- his real geatlen will be soceptod, but tjl0 amm.dment to a rote end there
sufficient to satisfy the inquisitive mind fecV the senatorul squabble would have like the goed.fuithtoMoyai Republican fore it was null ami void tt is likely
of the student of Uical'economy who two be re- that he Is, be any. lie will net g 9 w.ll pas. u,K,n the
stop, not abort of tracing subjecu from that it ,eft a bitte rnea. in the re- end that he will H untir ho Is Mr -
cause to effect, and from effect back to pttblica patty which will give it much removed. M aweiira uy ueorgf, mt efctimk for the last eight months
cause, thus Hakimr the two together ! ui it,. fUr. H aava that "the tfcat It will take at least six months to rtturnod. He reports every thinu
aad proving their reiationahlp.
Thoe republican papers and speak-
..iii L . .
era that led the revolt raiast the re-
publican party and iu nominees in Ne
Fork and Pennsylvsnia, say, that boss-
ism was the ground of their opposition,
nil kiU it -a. .,,MM.nti th- mUM.
yet when we reflect that the party in
New Ycrk and Pennsylvania has been
led, governed, managed, and controlled
by these same boaaes for years, aad oft-
en with much mere riwouaand doubt-
ful methods than were resorted to this
year. w. are compelled te look eke-
where for the real causes ef this unpar.
ailed revolution in politics.
i
Certainly it was not altogether ma-
china pohtica that produced such an ex-
tesumd rtvnlt in Mnk.t l to
result in the election of Ben. Butler as
governor, for there Arthur's machine ad-
herent, Worthing ton, led the revolt
against the regular republican nominee
for governor, who was a half-breed, nonr
inated by a convention controlled and
managed by half breads.
Thai rnn kh'ne nf T. M.kr..t.
Michigan, Colorado, Indiana and Cal
'jornia nave not been cursed with aucn
bosses as Conk ling and Cameron, aad
yet the revolt i these states baa
as disastrous, or nearly so, as it was
New York and Pennsylvania. Besides
the control of the party in the last nam
ed state is, and has swan, in the hands of
auu-machine men, so called.
4
wrstoidit was Uossistn in one
place, and the temperance question in
aot nor, snd the nomination of belters
in another, aad so on ctd iufiniUun. All
these local cause in fact, were merely
contributing but secondary in their na
ture. But mauy of these causes have
ecr need in the party ia one state or an-
other far years, but the v never led te
such disastrous consequences to the y ar
ty before.
t . -a a a a aa a
- bjc me trutn mere nas been a
long train of mischievous legislation in
congress designed to build np and
strengthen moneyed corporations by se
curing to them powerful monopolies and
often exclusive privileges, whereby the
people at larga Lave been sorely op
pressed. That had the effect to array
all a-ui monopolist ef tho country
against the republicans. Then again
eoagresH under republican rule has
squandered million of acres of the pub
lic domain in building railroads which,
in the hands of these beneficiaries, have
been used as an engine of power to op
press ths people in compelling the pay.
ment of enormous freights and fares, er
in controlling the legislature of the
states or even the United States, in der
ogation of the interests, rights and
privileges of the people at large
For years they hsve refused and neg
lected to legislate for the people, but on
the contrary have turned the entire gov
ernment into a machine to promote the
interest of capital aa against labor. By
ts tyrannical party methods it disfran
chised the voting element of its party,
and allowed the hoa-ies to dictate the
policy of the party, thus destroying its
purity as well as its efficiency. It
made fair promises to reform . the ad'
ministration of public affairs but as
soon as the ballot was counted snd it
was found that they had been returned
te power and place, they forgot their
pledges and straightway went baek te
the pool of corruption in which they
had been reveling and this last state of
the party was worse than the first.
In this way the party became the
willing tools of monopolies and rings.
Ths interests of labor and ordinary in
dustries were crushed by the gigantic
stride of corfjorate greed. The party
was no longer a factor in promoting
good government, Those who managed
the party machinary became oblivious
t the fact th tt the rank and file should
be consulted as to tho manner and
methods of management. They wil
fully neglected to reduce taxation and
restore the government to its original
simplicity, bu kept up a wasteful and
extravagant expenditure ef public mon
ey .gainst the eaineet pretest and warn
iag of the honest element of the party.
Tbey had no great question of public
policy upon which to go before tho
eonntrv. The only contest er by.;
tae jsirty was as to which faction j
should have i he loaves and tishee. It
had beeeme the hot-bed of ail kinda
of plundering jobs, and art endless suc
cession of thieving rings and factions
from tbe Credit MobMer te the Star
Route Ring! Thea promoters of evil
in the Party me aot cewnrted to any
-rf i.Milar faction af the nirtv
Tie
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and
ith.;
louowern oi vtianuuio
M
-1 C-1.1 ...ll oitfUv Bi
VIBTHMU www niuniLi
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neueot eienioni 01 iuo p i
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Mwarlan to throw off this
we
.i j a. n Lutmin df
ouous ana me rwiui
ft. n. cm.r, W bom. AM
ioov. lUBignmij "
ful if tae'rfarty under the leadership ef
iiW-fe.tton. Under Grant the party
wsae.ii.kiiu r ,
wm. openly and notoriously eorrupt n-
w " 1
derllayee it Wei oonrert.? corrupt un-
dsr Arthur it is both. It U thts long
tram of abuse . of publw trust, brek
pledges, unfaithfulness, sMfishnesa, cor-
ruption, snal-adminiatration and other
.a l r.ll Lla kk in.lfi
unnumbered evus ioo' -
oftbeperty that has lsaded it on the
rock of destruction.
maiority was compelled to surrender te
a min.rity or sacrifice the party, as the
. i i a,i
minority, and its Boss, Scott, (Oregon-
tan) had fully decidsd to help to elect a
demecrst in preference to Mitchell-
Here we think Mr. Higlin is ogrounds
ii.rl. nntAnbU. While the Orcfiun-
ion and aUma,i, in a general way,
kinted at a oonaogency under which it
would be necessary to elect Shattuck.
y.t these "manipulator, of ths democrat-
irt m.;tT.,' aa the gentleman sees fit
to ceil the desnosratic members, knew
full wsil what was meant by these hints.
Theea "Loanipulator," who, scsoiding
te nartr usage, went into ths caucus
w muw ,
and nominated Judge Prim for the U-
S. Senate and eoted fur him unUI he
- .
.ithbw. and was leulaced b? Judge
Shattuck, for whom they also voted, at
consistent democrats should do, until
the election of Mr. Dolpb, wore in a
far better position to know what those
two spokesmen of the "eighteen" meant
than Mr. Siglin. We think every ob
servant person knew at the time, that
I thee hint at the election of Shattuck
'
K bir.KMwxi vat wore intended as
menace to M.toheil nn, and we have
n. doebt of the truth of the ataiemeat
tV.i alltetuill MhiiLliiMsa mo lit nor.
anna, Mr. Siglin, accepted and treated
ek.. iBU.ded to drive thee
r n,n ...,wu
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Mr. aignn minaatnar . u-
nipttlators of the democraiu: jarty'' at
this moment had been equal to the oc-
caaien and emergency by giving "Mitch
ell
sue
ll or
hare been bo question
tion. Now we must
oonfess that
are Dot aatuie euwugw w muwimuu
wfa) Mr. Saftitt waoted Shattuck elect-
eaeoi an eiect on, aw ureaarnveu w - tmuM of .n mrti... iv .r. ' I x i: rt-ii j n f ,
squarely to ike kalf-Waada Miieb- ,UI ,uch a remarkable tfispfay of !'" luuk auJ Kt. or do werse. lea bi. S
Shattuck to-morrow,' ikere would lie school buildings, as we have in thm luok griso Mere noo.
ed. Although he attempts in the in- bas sny hope of resurrection or resuct
urviw.bnv refcred te. to leave the Utism, with such pea. to herd their
tmpreasion that be was aasmus to nave
him elected, vet ia all candor, we sauat
decline te believe it. The reason why
wedonoc believe Mr. aialin wasted
ithwf-t that
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Mr. Siglin wss voting fer Mr. .niJ ucb M k
ail ins time mat ta -manipulators or
11 t . 1 1 I a. aT
the democratic majority" were voting
for Mr. Sbattuek. It might he wall,
here, and once fer all. to iaform Mr.
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. . A A a . mm A mm mAm. hhmmAmmm. t i mmmv am, am mm a a I aw aew A. 4
cum w inuusaj uu.pu.nw.. w
Use democratic msierity" to leave off
suaportiag one of 'Aeir own political
faith, desert their party, turn traitor to
thane who bad confided a public trust
to them, sad rote for Mitchell, thsa it
was to induee him to do so, Iheee "ma-
aipulator." sre men.of no easy political
virtue.
public laitn and pueuc, aeccney die-
w aa aae.a a S ei
bated to them te pursue the honorable
omirin tkw did TIim.v ''the miniaii-
J J r- I
laters") were elected, knowing that it
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fehnnlft vnta f.r m nnfMnmar. frtr IT.
""J v w- lore children' is a principle i beiiere
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8. Senator with untrammeled cooric-
tiocs, snd without entangling influ-
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mew -manipumtoio were . ...
times equal to toe emergency oi per-
forming a public trust in a faithful and
conscientious manner. We think it
comes iu bad taate for one whose action
n the senatorial contest ha. been the
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.object of .ucb universal cntic.sm as
air. oignu uaa, w w
the "manipulators tor not securing the
election of Shattuck while he hims.lf
, -u A.mr.L u;. uuii.
aiu an ne cou.u v av
we have ne disposition te continue the
criticisms upon the conduct of Messrs.
fiielin. ifora. Gate.. Lonir. and Curtis,
yet we feel it a public duty te defend
the democratic members of the last leg-
islature from the charge of having neg
lected to elect Mr. Shattuck.
We are confident that they did all
that was honorable to elect ,Mr. Shat
tuck, and we are proud of the fact that
they resorted to nothing questionable or
dishonorable to secure his election. If,
at any, time, there was an ppjr' unity
to secure the election of Jqde 8hat
t l I A lloiulilff Mr 1 ! Mhsl I 17
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enongb votes to coibb wuum, ay uumo1
ef electing him.' thus .Vitfhtuiug tbe 'half
Kre.,K mVmr tc, tho unuoK of Shattuet
. .1
rather than to see Hitchell eleoted; and
if it was ibe dwf.v et democrats under i
BfU.b circnotaDces to "gi v e Mr. Mitch-
ell enough votes to come within, say
one ef an election," then, indeed, was i
it the aigheac and suprema duty of Mr.
Siglin to be in the democratic camp J
pointing out to his fellow democrats the
opportunity end duty of electing Mr.
uit.....t. I M i a4 M. a Mr Mi ir-
uu.utvH..;, .
lin athis post, of duttl tfo; he was 1T
in'thfteuettj't camsv dtviHiag vvrtSndL
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nSJ WSKU7 uajiaua
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Bhattuot might be eflefltuVl " wou,u
n vr- a:..:.. .A r.mntnher the
Mgaty nrwwi
old adsffe that he who
it .. :..
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uuinn
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ta
VUllov. . -
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, a.-iin
aave no ill-feeling toeids r nigiui
iu this matter. W. ere pereonaUn ends,
But we felt it a duty b say thte much,
JT, " fcK7 .n7uiruil oouUst
kat the senatorul ooutest
- d8mocrRt. llut
rf
f
sjLJLii e
A bitter flgbt Is now going ou
tsnong Republicans for lb various
f t bi ta1 he wiU noV4,r
We me wpum.usu - wmm
as he can bold his office. WuUeu In
s '
en neUles at impending mm iron
n omco m v .
earaens at tne mougni. oi ioiuB ru.
1 r . i n . i i n ii i wtl.A
nswm irom me rruu u v,
while Kearney is in fear end tromb-
over the preapext of hiug (ho
efllee of Unites! State Marshal,
Verily the ways el Republican tod
office helweri ere not ways of
of pleasantness nor are ail their paths,
H of peace. Two years mere
and our RepttUicaos IrionaU will b re.
lievedof the eecasity of making their
rMTiilap krlnnial flffbt over office to
brlnnial flgbt o tr uflkA. o
which many of thorn eouJU notpivwu
Ul k alanlaJ If Ihuir oliiitnH nam
9J
I 11.!. at
submitted to the people.
OORRE8PONDENOE
Albany, Or., Nov. 21, 12.
JSJt. Democrat:
"There are those who
J, n i AU
nil. Vemoerut
I Wanv is ffoioff down bill
17- AJ quit correct
L tf J good bu.ineaa men
. .u i
week looking for the cause, ninty five)
would te ready at the end of thst time
Kith their answer, and agro. on the
principal cause and the tirat necessary
f Did you ever in your
J travels see a town where there was life
enough to convince s stranger tb.t the
inhabitants were not alt simply "wsit-
wiaeallr V .u miT Lraval over Ornann
itory and too will not uuu another
town that is aot utterly dead, or thst
UkiUMii is mm t mm unUnd-i.ina mliw f
Abjmy proTyes. Now, I do net want
vnu tn tf. .biaao it will eat ant. hut
do you know the school hense over on
tbe Indian reservstion lor the i.tue la-
superior to any were got!
We nrovide aUndina: room far about
I BaaaBBBBBaT . . .
i. Then we provide the roughest,
rickety, straight backed benches aud
worse desks, and herd our children in.
Mak ra ? wu,t,0.M by which
1 t Lau wm Oa Itwk rmr uattad a..l k ta mu
bttWj alio w um illiV ml
man to came ana train ana riracu iDaa.
I, a a .a a
land then we put ourseivss on too hack
a
end say we've clone our duty nobly.
Never thinking of the health and com-
tott of the cbiidr.n or the moral ten
rianeAer rT fiiiraK rv 1 r "i m t . Irrlit Irl 1 n tt mvarl
aBoleiorae BurroundinM. vnlftt
brings this subject mere than nsuslly
prominent before as now, u the grow
'Of Mecees of our present principal,
rroi. Jvooo. ue uaa cieeny proven
but ability, with b.lf a show, t make
our public gcbaol a local pridft-some-
Ufain t'.at we can isy onr anev for
and knnw it ia well inreabad. Somp.
7 " '
1.1 my - 'ii . a a
"eg oi wnicn strangsra win say mere
" lout ou good thing in Alb.ny.
. .... .. . . . . . .
admitted by everyone. Now,-Mr. K I-
itor, were you ever forced to infliet
na n and auflMir. on one vou ovei (
Some delicate innocent child perfectly
. unde? irQn
8tronger wjtJt It not, yoa have no eon-
caption of what we require of our pub-
lie teachers. Will dingy dark unvcntil-
atd ro0,n8 jammed to suffocation with
W sta UP ,th.e
mnt nnnnmfnrtanla noHitions that is I
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poMible to t cbild !n with yawn.
ing cracas auu gapiaig jwi-a ol,,IMS
at tnem irem erery siae. ine teaener
expected to enforce discipline, with
W mina conunueny upen tne unneces-
Mrf mitery ftr0und. It must require
a conatitutian of iron and nerves of steel
to bear the constant strain. The condi-
tion of the Albany school Is known all
l" aT.
Z "flr the reason wW "Albanv
101 rVAtriflr ilAVB Hill " Either tha Unc
- 7 i
r mrrLr anhnnl kniidintm. or Wfliisa
,uJuZmr,m fn AmmA t arA frtr
tbem. Now for the rsmedy. I bsve
heard some ef the moat prominent busi
nessmeneay that "a good school house!
in A bttnv would bnna back to the tax.
oavers each vear the full amount off the
money invested. Now if tbey do not
I r y Wmmm U f
mis-judgrmore than one hall, wnat a
,traml i n ir Aat.mant fclifti. vnu m ha In I
.m mr a . a ' . .1
ihcv. everyone ttiat x nave nearu speaa I
it express about tne same mina, but
Nil roem to wait for some one to start
ball rolling. Now, Mr. PJditor,
ifc'nf if. a nnftA lima fr VOll to Oct in
; J . K
ajl tne me natil it rolis up in
to a tins new school house.
CiTiZfJr.
WHY WILL YOU cough when Shilota's
Curewm lve iB3medtatJ relhf. Pric. 10
eta, 60 cts. and 11.
!.: line i or ue uauerutae., waare mere ti. ri i l nnH n;niAa 7nmATy nri n,.kninii.i x
ofShattuck'-elecfenfi 1 say -remaraaoie aispiay aa- I t Si i..
MtfftMMIMMMH
I 8AU0 K9TM
M,, leet M,lv whil Tu M-,.,,1,
. p . ' ' , '
vog dliioharged one barrel of his
1 I . 1 1 ll
imuu wiiug vu iuiu IV s;-
IllUUJLJ ...1 . i. . .1 l i
J v.wii.rgi-u me uincr ear in
lh0 t"icttdg
such
e serious
wottnd thtt tll, finger of Ms hand
hivlto be amputated
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v. I.i.Iiih . hm h
,,afu argafjixfU ( ohuruh 4urfuly fcf
object o? which is to eil1US3US
tty well a reader pucutiinty ail to
church interests.
i im' iHuirn ui mo i resiiy k'i mu ciitircn
Mrs. J. Italston and 0. If. Rulnton
have gone te Portland, the former on a
runt to her daughter aud the latter on
business.
It seems the Uuiieranoo people of
Iowa are likely to get nothing lor their
work in carrying the amendments to the
oonHtituiion prohibiting the manufacture
aw Mi0 gf itttf,xlating liquors, includ
W eondilien ovsr there, end seams
Trl .
Tho city council at its last mooting
ordered side and ores. walk, the fuf
This will U highly appreciaUd by
but th, oWners of reel property
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w..j,-k -.C uvw W w
J'SU.
jviranaea mme.
Kid. W. L. llavmond preached
hi.
fmrW6n eraon for thj, neigbborb,
on Sunday the 19th.
Prof. J. Fielding Denny, has Ms
ciaa. now practicing for an sntertsin-
mn l be given Saturday evening,
Ut TU
hM ,t tbe Da Vaney School house
... "
ana ail tne participant are very en-
tkuaiaslic, feeling confident of it being
a grand aucceea.
ifr. lno. Holt had an owl hunt the
other night. ! pml bis varmint,
fired, snd picked upbisgamr. It piov
ed, te hi. dismay, to be three of hi
nicest hen. Now there may be aaoth -er
wy for this, lln my have ex pee U
'- iiiu nuui uuin vi umneraui
fiends, and took this preeaiitien to
,Mke arranci menu far them.
en s visit Irom some oi but intiaerant
arraugr
Mr. Dan. Donohue
killed 19 very
V J.M lh' m
about ,'.50 Ibe. esch.
Mr- IhM (;rr Ml ,rotn load ol
wod' mna tourt bl Pretty
MMe time last week.
1 1 tho bad weather holds, wo shall
organize a Debatiag Society at the
J DoVauy School house, sum.
I It is reported that Mr. i'eter I..
Hilyeus children have the Diphthria.
attaer ueaa ira.
Kt. Drtno-rtt:
James Putman arrive I bere from the
meutiuins to-Jar. I(e reiiorta that
I Ki'tiraini Hainer. a liunUT on Ureen
I Moontaio, left camp last Saturday
moraine and has not been heard from
sees Hincr. i he snppositioa ia that
!'" n-riy w,, prwew.v i.ave
-eve to morrow i a search oi mm.
The clouds that have o luua darken.
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I . .
Linn's careworn democrats, seem
I scattering. Th.v trust tbey see
triumph from afar, and view its gleries
with their eyea
I a . 4 m a
Jlr. J. ejACHMa iftlt tblS lm lUt
Ti. r.- ..inm f .rttf.An in maaMk
I "ve ivi sdiseewiii vi vkwu sss is uai wee
I J
.fh.hh TJ-hrt.Ml tw k. will hu
wwwaa aa aw aaws' hibw aw mm W
fortunte enouirh to find tha rauch cot
eted boon he bas gone in search of.
The Sweet Home Debating Society
is looming up. The last question for
debate was, Resolved, That woman hs.
not as Croat an intellect as man. Not
withstanding ths gallant defense of the
negative the question was decided in
the affirmative. By the way we would
have you note the fact that the Hon.
TT " J
KBUJfw w"re "Mm weie..
P.rn.11. iViow r. rC flu. a,i t .inHf. tmr
. 1 J r
suasion.
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Tbw" nwd,r.W. contwrmy
1 mm.' mniilni m- thm I Ami laaitlalnM I
7" , -"r"v"7 3
1ft.. .11 i Li. tL.. ..
After all thia agitation there are some
who do not appear to gire ear to the
vwummuo
"5 and the dw cn
Mr. Kirkendall, who has been very
ftck for sometime past is slowl recover
inT
Alice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .
C. J ackson is quite sick. The youngest
"n 0f Mr e' 1U'WeU 18 ,1bo ,ick'
nrn :.i j tr
xuere wm a nuciau nance an in r. A.
The young
lolks, repeit a jolly good time.
OusEttVEn.
iiuow.v.hi ili.k items
There are ninetysix students in
the North Brownsville School.
There ia a protracted meeting in
progress in the Cumberland Presby
1?! Ooly aort Hen-
ii f rutin ni h iiirnnn r in attaniinnn
Mia. Rufus Sklpton of Corvallls,
moved Into North Brownsville last
Monday for the purpose of attending
"
The entertainrant next Saturday
oitrtit will Do given Dy tho vountr
people of our town and will be a
success
Mr. Mason of Albany, was in
rann loot Siliirrl tv
Mr TTanamnn la tm Mo.i v,r,rQ
ttiis wcekr.
xne auro-r-o-r-o ro-rer rip-pen no
rni . . el.... . . . .
rer-rip-pen liOirg-re-al-lis was a sue-
cess lust Fri lay night.
H.,fllna U II velv in our town
A MA ti fg aa, --j I
Mr. stanara, on jasc u riaay, iore rnr
Ohio and thencs to Missouri.
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Dnt forgot th entertainment next
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Have Just reeelved site meet rompleie and legaat atork ef
HOLIDAY GOODS
to be funnel In the Vlley .
THE MOST LOVELY, PRETTIEST VASES,
AND MIRRORS TO SEE YOUR FACES;
BOOKS THE LATEST AND NEWEST,
FOR RIC AND LITTLE FOLKS,
ALL KINDS OF TOILET SETS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF ALL KINDS,
ALBUMS-WELL ASSORTED AND OF ALL GRADES,
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR8 CARDS,
SRU8H SR00M8IN SEAUTIFUL CASES,
PICTURE8, PERFUMERIES, INKSTANDS,
end enough other things te bewilder one, ni
LANGDON & CO S
HOLI DAY GOODS,
The linemt Stork Ever Brought to Albany
- FOSHAY k MASON'S.
There is nothing of the best class of holiday good
but what is to be found here.
Books and Albums,
Beautiful Inkstands.
Rich Toilet Sets,
Hand Mirrors,
Handsomest Vases
Lovely Brush Brooms,
Perfumeries of the best makes.
and many other goods
such as
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
HEADQUARTERS
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W hero you can tin J the largest asaortmaat
NewVerk.
jWAdl IKUM IUT3, WUUUtH lUTo,
UAL lUTd, FAIN I BDacS. BUILDING BLOCKS, PHOTOGRAPH
ALBUMS INKSTANDS. VAKfSBllRRFR
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o MUCS, AUTOCRAPH ALBUMS, STORY BOOKS, PIANOS, WORK BOXES, RAT
. the TLES, DOMINOES, SURPRISE BOXES,
m Am. Am. mm mm. aMa mm.
&c.
aVad a new sleek ol flue Crockery and Glassware. Grooerieaand Proviaiona. TnUw.
and Ulnars, Pipe. Cutlery and Notions, Candy. Bird Cage and Nuta.
GOODS SOLD ON THEIR MERIT.
DRY C00D8,
LADIES' FANCY GOODS.
GENTLEMEN' FURNISHING GOODS,
RUBBED COATS AND SANDALS,
D00TS AND SH0E8,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,
CROCKERY, LAMPS AND CLASSWARE,
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My fall and -winter stock ia now complete.
PRICES WILL TELL, COME AND CONVINCE YOURSELVES.
If you wish full value for your money
give mo a caU
1 WILL SELL AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST
Tbe Waitsburg Timet contains a notice
that one Dug raterson hsd been bought for
si o.
III Mill 4.(.t,l AO AIM.
I gaw so much aaid about tbe merits of
Hop Bittors, and ray wife who waa al
ways doctoring, and never well, teased
me so urgently to get her some, I ooaolu
aeatebo linmbugged again; aad 1 am
glad I did, for in leas - than two months
use of tbe Bitters, my wife was cured, and
bas remained so for eighteen months
I alnen T I I Yr ex Ollili ll IS IVI la IS Otfri rf9 IT
niUWi A na" oaavs iiuinvujftiii, a- a a a
m taa,o poi
ut x nun a vov
W GEO. 11. THAYER of
Bourbon. Ind.. avs: "Both myaelf and
" Z T "J, SHIL0H,S C0N'
isuMr
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suitable for holiday gifts.
OF SANTA CLAUS
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otoy ever breueht to A l haw w dirat r.
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fifll I S nOFSCCfl nfll I C Wl v nm I e
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&c, &c.
GREAT CUREl
rheumItism-
KIOMBYI
BOWELS.
tn qoiakJjr raUarad, aad is ab
PERFIOTL V CURED.
ARE YOU MADE miserable from Indi
gnation, Constipation, Dizziness, Lees of
Appatlts, Yellow Sk Shlloh's Vtaliaer
ia a positive cure.
pataaotha draodfal oaaartn
TaMuyy ixS u?j!tuf th
O. B. P.
Wm. Pfander9-
mnmT0 mams M, XS7ii.
leske tmrpVt popokr reaeSjr It is ft
tatnttltm, ttjyee tint taaMsMeaste cmti t (ho 'A)e
W Soe't peblMi tbrna, be rrfer jw v Um eeUera
S nm biii. UbMaeeqesl. St ear seas or
alsssarls.
Sheriffs Sale.
In the Circuit Court of the HUtU of Or'fon
for the County of Linn.
Sternberg, Plaintiff.
vs.
Eli Carter and en K carter bis wife, Ed
K M ( arte aad Ida J Carter bia wife, C 8
Leonara admlnlatrator of the estate of
Joaapb Leesaud, deceased, If Price , D
Fro man, LIflkin aad Maria L Fergeraen,
ietenaant.
By virtue of aa ezeeutlen and order of
sale issued out of th above named Court,
in the above entitled salt, te me directed
delivered. I will on Saturday th
ISth day of December, 1882, at tae Court
Ueuaedeer In tae cUy ef Albany, Linn
county, Oregon, at th hour of on o'clock
p. m , aau as public auotlon ter ceah in
hand l toe aigheat bidder the mortgaged
preeaiaa. oaacnue in aii a acre in
order lhieln prevlded, the proceeds
nvea irom tae aau or said
premises, to be applied to tae payment of
the claims hereinafter mentioned la ae
oordaaoe with their seveiel priorities.
1st, th fellewing deecribed preiniee,
to-wit: IxA So 1, or th northwest oor
ner let, oo feet by 100 feet iu block No 100
ia Hacklemao's sddition to tbaty of Al
bany. Ala begin aing at a point on the
south line of block No loo iu aald addition
00 feet easterly from the eeuthweet corner
of aald block, aald corner being on tne
line dividing the donation land claim ef
Tbomaa Moolesth and A fiacklmn, ami
running lhnee eaeteriy along the aald
aouth line efeahf block i. Si feat ; these
northerly parallel with the east line of
aid black, Be 1J to th Wlllemett. River i
taenos up said rtvr to the east 1 in of said
lot one, ia bioca i; tbeace southerly te
the phaos ef beginning. Also the fellew
ing: Beginning at the eontheaet corner
of J B Cowley's loU on which be sow re
side aad west ef the let o which th
Saab and boor Factory of E Carter at Ce.
new stands aald ceruer being on the aald
claim Use dividing the ueo alien land
chums of aald KomeHn ai
and running thence north alone
claim lin loth Willamette Blver ; taenos
west four feet ; thenee South utraJiel with
said claim line Uteaid Comley's aouth line;
tnenee mat to in piao or beginning, the
same lying and being in the ealaiu addi
tion to tho city of Albany. The above de
ecribed tract owing su beta nihil lr in owe
body and form what is known aa E Cat ter
e Co, mill let, Including the machinery
aaeonoeq g follows, to-wu j Tae water
wheal fourbay, peaatock and ahafllag in
aaM faotory, i will alao eeil the lollowlng
described machinery : One panel planer,
onebtniib C menlder, one gig aaw and
frame, one morticing machine, one ahap
er and counter abaft, one rip saw with
boring attachment, on rip aaw, one ten
oning machine, oae masker, one emery
griBUing mentiiao. oae aand papering
machine, one wood lathe machine and on
cut off aaw machine. Ala the following
aseonoea real property, to-wu : negin
ning at a point on the eeet lln of bat Jb'e
ema, ia Mock Me m in Hacklemiui'a i
dttion to the city of Albany, Oregon, St
mm nonueny irem tne eoutaeaot oerner
of Hid lot No one and running thence
northerly te the northeast comer of aald
let; taeno westerly alone the north lino
of said lot and in ibe seme direction to th
east aide of Mill street ; tbeace aeutheri v
along the east aide of said street te a point
wem ef the piao ol beginning; thence
estriy to tne place or beginning, amid
paroei a oi real oatate and machinery to
be said in lota to aolt purchasers the nro
oeeda of sale to be applied first to the coats
and diseuraemeaia a suit 5l '25 and the
coat and expenses of axle. Seoeod u the
payment to the defendant, CHI
admmiatrator the sum ef f 1151 88. with
accruing interest thereon at the rate of tea
par cent per annum from the 2Sth day ef
October, iSSX Third to the payment ef
the several claims of the Plaintiff. Mo
Sternberg in the order oi their pr ority, to
wn ; tne anna et eaoavao wun accruing in
aawem tneraon at tne rate or ten per cent
K annum from the 29th day of October,
L and the further sum of 1181.36. with
iatereat thereoa at the rate ef one par cent
. I aw. m.W, . m, mr
Kmeotn irom tnezota day or October,
I. and the farther nam of 1546 if wun
per annum from October 26th, 1882, and
taw further aum of sgag.gs with 1 utmost
tnereon at th rate often per cent per an
num from the 26th day mi October, 1SKL
next that the mortgaged preoaieee daaerib-
ee in eaid decree and order a Sal
fellow, to
wn : lot Sin block 128 la Hackleman's
addiUoa to the city of Albany, Unn oennty,
Oregon, aa will more fully appear by ref
ferenoe to the maps and plate of aald
city, now on file in the eOosnf ths County
Clerk, of Linn count v, Oregon. And all
tools and impeesaenta uaed in or about
the said Planing MUl of the aaid E Carter A
Co net hereinbefore described ; be sold
end the proceeds of the sale thereof be ap
Pjied am to the payment to the plaiatiS.
Moaee Sternberg the aaid sums ol 8452 36
and the ansa nf 8181 8ft aa kamiabnm mm
forth with interest as aforesaid aad second
te the payments ol the eabeequent eialmr
in toe order of their priority; next that the
following deecribed mortgaged preoaieee,
rteacilbed in aaid decree and order of sale
aa toliowa, to-wit : lot Mo 8 in black No
11 in Uackleman'e aecend addition to tae
oi ty ef Albany aa the aame ia kaown and
deecribed on the plate and surveys of aaid
last named addition on file in Clerk's
officii in aaid Linn oennty. be acid and
tbe proceeds ariaing from the sale thereof
bs applied first to the payment of the
said sums herein last mentioned as doe to
tbe said plaintiff, to-wit : the sum of
65 16 and the further sum of 9668 86 aa
hereinbefore oet lortb with iatereat aa
afereaaid aud tbe coats and accruing coats
of this sale.
Dated tnis 17th day of November, 1882.
GzoRon Humphrey,
Sheriff of Linn county, Oregon.
WM. M. MRICK,
Successor toG. B. Height in tbe
Central Market,
invites all of his old, aa well aa new cus
tomers to call on him fer their meat, at
6. B. Height's old stand. This is the
place to get tender steaks, Ac
. Da B.
BP
Physician and Surgeon.
BIAS RETURNED to this dtr aad rasuiand urac
il Uoa. Oflloa ia new Ulo -apS aSiaa, tiTooaa'a
Bulldlnca, Broadalbla atrrat, bet
ond atraat.
Albany, Or.. Nor. 8, IStt,
Ftrat ud
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepaia
and Liver Complaiat ? Shlloh's Vinlteer
ia guaranteed to care yoa.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miser
able by that tertible cough. Shilob'a
Cure is the remedy for you.
SHI LOH'S COUGH and Consumption
Core U sold by us on a guarntee. It euros
consumption.
THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly cured by Shlloh's Core. We guar
antee It.
UH ACKMETACK," a lasting peifnms
Price 25 aad 60 cents.
A NASAL INJECTOB free with each
bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
50 cents.
City Election.
Xotk W Serebjr gtrm that Um annnsl etectloe in
i tor Mm rtty A AIdmit. Unn emintr. fJretron. eSS
lwSMMtk Brat Mondsr
the 4th dOf of Irmh-r irrrt,
t t tb yurprmm of Meting Oi loCowlof eSBoer t
arte far theism at one jmr fr th. 1 Wondsy
I iaeeerr, ISSt, Maor, BeoorSer, M.r.h.l and
Treasurer, slseeee Oeamaih n Uom eeeh war. t
aarveforthe tern of tee fears, tram the Sna M,m
da in Janearr, ISS3.
The rotiof feaeaa will ha aa hXkmn :
let Wat aa) tha want ahte mi taw txmr. roma a
Um ha, ef tha stairway;
tad War. at Count Treeenraa office.
3rd Ward at CSoa of raratera' Wrahouae.
The poOa will opae at 9 a aa. aad ekm at . o'clock
V. i. Ilnrro,
CHy lUoorder.
Albany, Or., Jfor. 17, 1SSZ.
BU1EDIAI ASSUEAICE 00., OF
LOIBOla
ESTABLISH E D, A. D. 1821.
Capital subeeribed, 10,000,0u0
Capital paid up 5 .OOO.OtS
JfOTaV Thle company bas the largest
paid up capita ef any company doing
beadneaa ia the United State. Insurance
accepted by
Host. A. Foerrn,
Agtef Albany.
HOGS H0CS !
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE
Paid for Hogs by Fred Mull
er, the Grocer- Opposite Re-
wcr3 jxoua -
Dissolution of Partner
Notice aa karabv a n thi thm awata- etna e
aerahlp heretofore existing between Chaa,
W. Watte and Jaa. E. Gedfrey under the
firm naaoeef Waiia A ( iawifmv in th ik
ef Albany, Oragren. baa been tbia dar
dlaeeired by mntoal eonaent. Tne bnsf.
nam will in the future be conducted by
Chaa. W. Watts who is authorized to col
lect aJ aeeonntaand pay all UabUitiea of
vm m oi whua ueorray.
Caas. W. Wattb,
Jam aa E. Uodkhky.
AJ my, Oet. IWL
Pinal Settlement.
Notice as hereby girea that the under
tanned Summit ratora of tne eaiaie of C.
D. Bnrkhart. deceauaad. hara HUH thm
final account aa aoch Admi aiatr.tora in
the Count r Court ef Unn nnv rtr
and by orde ef eaid Court, naturrUy the
tab day of Deoembar, 1882, at the hour of
lentrcnanta aa., ana been used for tbe
hearing ef objecttena thereto and the
aettloment thereof. Abt neraen taL rati.
ed in eaid eetaie la hereby notified to an.
pear and file bia er her objectkma to aald
aeoonntand the asttlemant thereof on or
bejore aaid aay.
J. D. Blt'BKHAKT,
v. at. bcrk r abt,
Sheriff's Sale.
Bv virtue of two anneiafa arrita nf .
ention each leaned out ef the Circuit Court.
of the State, of Oregon, fer the County of
unn. June ore in laror or jeeuailey and
ndrewa, Plaiatifl'a. and against 8. K .
Goble, Defendant, for tbe sum of jWJl
with iatereat thereon at the rate of un
Mr eetlt " ananm from thai 'J.ittt Haw r.f
January, 1879. And the aaooad in favor
of Jaaisa L Cowan, Plaintiff, and again t
S. K. Goble, Defendant for the auan of
187.06, with interest thereon at tbe rate
of ten per rent per annua from the 15th
y oi reorttary, tow. i nave levitd
upon tne undivided half nf the folio a i tig
described real property to-wit :
Baffnamg at paint 214 da nmrth of
the aouth weet oerner ef Jehn Burgee
Donation Laand Claim and running; thenee
east 151 rode ; thence aouth 128 reds ;
tnenee went 151 rede) thence north 12s
rede to the place oi beginning : Contain
ing one handing ami twenty narea, lying
and being in Unn county, State of Ore-
Kn, taken aa the real property of the aald
Sen dan t, 8. K. Goble, and on Saturday
the 2nd day of December, 1882 aUthe Court
Hones deor la city ef Albany, iibn coun
ty, Oregon, aa tbe boor of one o'clock p.
m., I .will aeil aaid real property at poblk
auction fer caah in band to the big boat
bidder ta aaiiafy aaid wriU with accruing
Dated this 3rd day of November 1882.
Una. Hvmfhrkt,
Sherifl ef Linn cenny :
Notice.
rWA- mrmbrrt of tho Albany Cemetery
Yon ate hereby notified that a meeting
Of the members ef the Albany Cemetery
Association will be held at the Court
House in Albany, Oragoa, on Saturdav tbe
9th dav of December, 1882, at 7 o'clock p.
aa. for the purpose ef electing officers of
said AaeociarJon, viz., a president, treas
urer, and three trustees to serve for the
term ef two years and alao fer the trana
acUag of such other business aa may be
necessary fer the intereata of the Aaeocia.
tkn. All persons interested as origina
aubecribers for stock, and owners of lot
are voters.
By order of the Board of Tmitsse.
J. C. Paws ix,
Albany, Nov. 8. 1882.
Sheriff's Sale.
7a the Circuit Court of tie Stale of Ortgcn
for the County of Linn :
J S
William G Stewart. Isvnaena 8tewrt. T M
Stewart and G C Coetey and J H Wash
borne paraaais under the firm name and
stjle of Cooley & Waahburne, Deiendanta.
Bv virtae of an executioa aad nrAm as
sale issued eat of tho above named Court
m tne above entitled sua, to me directed
and delivered, I will en Saturday tbe 23rd
day of December. 1882. at th fnrt .
door in the oity of Albany, Linn County. Or-
' " w . m., sen
at public auction, for cash in hand, to the
his: neat bidder, tha saria-a,1 a-
scribed in said decree and order of sale, as
fellows, to wit :
Tae seat half of A An...
and the west half of the north east quarter
i mmatAvu wuma lo wwnaup foartcen
(14) south of range oae (1) west and contain
ing ISO acres ; also tbe donation bud claim
of Levi Fields notification No 273T, ni de
scribed as bain the N E of th Rltaf
section 13, Tp 14, 8 R 1 W aad the E k
of the N E i of aection 13, Township
14, S S 1. W and the N W quarter of aoo.
tion 18. Township 14, SRI, East and
the N W i of the Sooth Wt st i of
aection 18, Tp 14, S R 1, E and eontaining
320 acres all in tbe county of Lion and
State of Oregon, the proceeds of sale to be
applied first te th payment of the costs of
aatt taxed atftM 57 aad the costs aad ex
penses of sale, next te the payment to the
said plaintiff tbe sum of $1356 66 in U 8
gold coin with interest therein in like coin
at the rate ef oae per sent per month from
the 25th day of October, I8a& and tho sur
plus if any there be te be paid to the said
deft'a, W C Stewart and Isypaena Stewart.
Dated this 24th dsy of November, 1882.
George Humphrey,
Sheriff of Liaa county, Oreg on.
CROSBY & CO.,
THE LEADING DRAYMEN.
Having bought ou Parry Spinka, are
prepared to d work in their tine with
dispatch and re. Be sure and ask fer
them
Success depends on a libtral patronage ef
the print in g effies, J J
for the Democrat,
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