THE STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT
rfeUhed etsrjr Friday hy
8TITES & NUTTING.
m44rrics-.ia aaar rst tiua
Mreadftieia street.
TIBMS Or aUBSOmtPTtON
aiile.r. pryw. In ariranas , ft
alale esy, ir yaar. at and of year t it
ai-ijia opy, alt month , , o
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
L. H. MONTANTTS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Notary Public.
llbaay, Oreion.
... m. itniacr
J. K. WEATKEKFOKD,
(MOTABT PUBLIC,)
iTTORNEY AT LAW,
ALBANY. OftKCAW.
W"'o,Lfl CTLC!t m ALL TH COURTS Or THB
robate ma i tar
' umiioB una ia aniiainna
earoftee ta Odd rellaWs Temple.
ary w oit4Li BIliYEU,
a "nitri in fiftiteerv.
--" prompiiy mane on all points
Loananotiatad on rea-oneh.e tarrna
SsT-Offloe In Footer's Briok.-SJs
vlfnittf.
J. J. WHITNEY,
Ittornej Anfl Counsellor It La?
-AND-
Notary Public.
ALBANY, OREGON,
Prmo"??.ln of the Court of
"f, v Aiioualnaaa Intraatad to him
will ba promptly attended to.
E. W. LANCDON & CO.,
dooka, Stationery and Tollat Artiolaa, A
Lrg8tock and Low Prloee.
OXTTT TJHTTOr STORE,
tyt uatrr. eaaco.
POSHAY & MASON,
un aatAHr-
Droggistsand Booksellers,
Aewnts for John B. Aldan 'a publications,
hh w 1J pablJeaer's prioaa with
poatageaddad.
ALBANY. ORKVOR.
A. PRUSHAW,
DRUGGIST.
StaUonary, Toilet Articles, Etc,
PRESCRIPTION CAREFULLY FILLED,
Albany. Or..
FURNITURE.
( have the beat atock of ornitura in the
city and will aall
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap,
The onlj atock of
WALNUT FURNITURE
in the city and the lowaat price In the
Valley. Coma and aaa.
Undertaking,
Aeomplete atock and can give SATIS
FACTION. Try me,
A. B. WOODIN,
Aloany Bath Mouse.
TSl UVDIRSIflNID WOULD RRSPKCT
f ally 1 aform the ettiseas of Albany aad rl
laity teat I hevetakeD charge of this EitablUh
it.Mi.br kaecina- oleea rooms snd Div-is
trlstattentisn te baiisti . axsectt iu fait al
sate who may favor na with thai r patronage
Hevlag aeretororeaemea on notatsg aai
Firsf-Olasa Hair Oreeeine Saloons
at pa eta te five entire satisfaction te al
Udtaa aa Lad lei' Hair neatly ea
hmoooa 70SWBBBIR.
DR. J.L. HILL,
Physician and Sturgeon,
Office eor. First aod Ferry Street,
A3AMY - - OREGON.
o. o OHBRBT
C.B.PVRKBI
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKES,
(Sneeaaaora to C. C. Cherry.)
lacMnists, Millwrights, and Iror
Founders.
WC HAYS OUR NEW SHOPS AT.L
completed, and are now prepared to
handle all kinds of heavy work. We will
manufacture Steam Engines, Grist and
Saw Hill Machinery, and all kinds Aron
and Bras Castings.
rATTBSBt a KT BvTfCB.
Special attention given to repairing all
kind of machinery. Will also mannfac
ire the Improved Cherry dc White urm
N. J. HENTON.
lotary Public an Insnrance Agent,
0- F. BUILDING - - ALBANY, OR
llmnra .tnl. UV.ri 1 of tka beat Fire In
anra noeCemnanioa on the Coast. Call to
htm forreltable inaaranee.
A. 0. U. W.
Mambtra wiahiojemploT ment or desiring
uelp, will plevMOtll at Reid A Browneil
a to re and regiater thair names.
Br Oaeca or Lodor.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Oregon City. Or. )
October 6th. 1884 J
Notice ia hereby given that the follow
ing named eettler has filed notice of his
Intention to make final proof in support
of hia claim, and that aald proof -will be
made before the County Judge or Clerk of
Linn connty, regon. at Albany, Oregon,
on Saturday, Nov. 19th, 1880, vie : L K
Brook's Homwstead Kntry o 4459 for the
SWofRWtf.N WJ ofW4.and 8
W U of N W H of Sec. SO, Tp, 18 S.R 1 E.
He names the following witnesses to
etove his continuous residence upon, snd
cultivation of. said land, via ; A Ralston,
j rthes, Geo Howe and L McQueen, all of
Sweet Heme, Linn county. Oregon
W, T, Bujuibt,
Register.
N
BW SAUSAGE MILLS.
lot Of thUSA HAW
Enterprise ssussge mills, which we Intro
duce In tbia locality. Tbey positively
beat anything you ever saw in your life.
Come siid look at them before you kill
year Bue.
State
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ma iMiauti . roattaa CO.. nx LTtaosa. an.
SCALY, ITCHY SKIN
And All I tralna; and Aral kla
and Meal
I tan
by t'ntftera.
M ilk CrnM.
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luh.n,. Burotnr. aaajr. rtatpi llumufa of aha
rl by c niL-ura, Uta mat Mia Cura. aad CvUewra
Ir, whoa aayslalaaa and ail otaw fatiadiha au.
rSORIARlN, Oat SCALY SKIM.
I. John J Cast, D D 8 , harlow rnilliil eaatawv
hwowa o laawaaadt haraabowta. wish s vteerte hale
any who are aAictad aa I haa heaa aw the past
7ora, ueurjr taat the CaUsam Baeaaaaaa
SflSf laahrhiaara.
ar tha Uactora wnh whoa 1 had eaosattos aave
oaa J. Cias. D. . A
X.wten, K. $.
D1MTBKSSI!U ERUFTIOV.
Taw CaUeaia Baanillii narfanaaB a woasetfal
fMaaaaaaof arTantyraaraolatw. wrw saBarad with
a fearfully diuraaatac arapttn on hi. hmA and taca.
aad who had ariad ail -jni iliu sad deahweeSW
purpiat
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Taaarhana, Art.
nmPtRHL OF SCALES.
II B r.rn 1 1. -- w yr
I r teaaWLal i wanly yaaaa .tend in, . ky Cutkawa
Kamnl ra THa Moot wondcrfnl attra unroaard. A
assay any at or aaUas an frma hin daily. Phrsioaaa
111.
EKE9IA RADICALLY ( I RID.
For tha radical car of an obtain ta ansa of uaasa
of Mar standing, 1 a annraardit to tha Caateara
E. n. Btcaaaaaea, Naw lb, Coaa.
hV4d hy all aragabna. rrltl gwaajsjat ta
i QAF. M coou . Baaotranv, tl.oe. IWrad
hy tha rovvsa taca caaaic.L C.Baaoalaaa.
Bend far "his le C'ar hhla
IT FEELS GOOD.
Thooa worn vat with Paina. Achat aad
Waaknaaaas lad rvllrf in ana aata
iaSBSVl
ate la aha: fntlaawa Awtl-fata
ear. Ataruggwta. aau.
MISS EMMA SCHUBERT
Fine Millinery,
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.
To All Sufferers Of
EYE, EAR, KERTOUS, OB BEOTiL
DISEASES.
OR. 4. B. PILKINCTON,
Surgeon Oculist, Amist ft Specialist,
Offer, free ftonBnlUti.n. Will be ,t
REVERE HOUSE ALBANY,
On the
Tw' Jay mftermo&n mnd Wednesday foreiuxn,
following the t$t Monday of each month.
Will make tbeae visits monthly for one
year to come. Am curing son res of the
worst foims of above diseases, Refers In
Albany to Jan. 8. Cherry cured of blind
news. R A. Bampy, Druggist, and Fred
Deffenbacker, farmer at Harrisbnrg. con
cerning Rectal d Is oases A acote of other
names given on application.
AGON WOOD AND HARDWARE.
Sox A Stewart have neck-yokes and
single-trees, Ironed or nnlrooad, neck
voke irons, single-tree Irons, ntb irons,
felloes, spokes, az trees, etc., all for sale
heap.
J
I.. CABS FLOW.
This fornrtna nicer ia well known in tdnB
County. The chilled aad steel plows are
well made from tha very beat material
and are warranted to do aa good work and
cour fully as well aa any other plows
Sex A fftewart are the sole agent.
T. J. STITES.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
-AND
Notary Public
3. L. COW All.
J. W. CU8ICK
Linn Connty Bank,
COWAN & CUSICK.
ALBANY - OREGON.
TRANSACTS a saneral banking bualnwu.
DKAW SIGHT DRAFTS on Naw York, Baa Fran
Cisco sad Portland, Oregon.
LOAN MONEY on approved aaeumjr.
RECEIVE deposit abjoe to check.
COLLECTIONS entrusted to u will reeelve prompt
tsBtlon.
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILLS.
All kinds of rough, dressed
and seasoned lumber , laths and
pickets kept constantly on
hand- Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only best
Calapooia timber- Price and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON & WEST.
8
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Ci.hvsi.ANu.Nov. 15. No! for jeara
hii there been to much activity tnani
feateJ in the iron or maiket bare aa
S
B. present, and tha rueh of ahippara to
proourt vessel room fur bringing don
their ore haa put tha price of lak
freights up to a flguro that insured im
mense proflta to tha chip ownort. Laii
year, about this time, the rata per ton
from Lake Superior was $1.10. This
spring opened with tha prioa at $1.30.
From that time it haa gooo Voaditv up
tha scale, and vessel man arc bow ob
taining $3 a ton en all ore brought
down from Ashland, with probability
of a atil) farther raise. There is a
scarcity of ore at this port, tha greater
part of that noa on the doeka halag
a
contacted tor.
iaV, ,
Waibinqtox, Nor. 15. The annual
sale of unolaimed artiolaa in the Dead
Latter Office will be held about the
13th of Daeembar. In accordance with
the practice of the departmental! arti.
cite offered for sale here been kwpt,
subject to being reclaimed, for two years,
end after the expiration of I hot time.no
m a an a .
owner appearing, they are otapofto Of
to make room for the matter that daily
aooomutatea. Defective addresses aod
insufficient postage are the main reasons!
why there is a ooneUnt to a of postage
matter into the Deed Letter Office,
iter reaching the office every means is
employed to ascertain the senders or
owners of the letters and packs gee, and
the articles offered at rheee annual as lee
represent the proportion of the entire
matter for which no oanar oonld he
found. The catalogue this year will
contain some 7,000 articles.
Pitts bv so, Nov. 15. Joseph D.
Weeks, Secretary of the Western It en
Aeeoeiation, aays there hee been a re
markable increase in the production of
pig iton in the year ending on the la.
inat. 'Oo the 1st of November, 1885,"
said he, "there were eighty-nice ferna
ore in blast, producing 45,189 tons
weekly. To-day there are 141 in blast,
with e weekly capacity of 78,990 tone
The probabilities are that considerable
of the iron sold during the peat week is
for future delivery poeeibly not 'sr in
the future- to th t it will not here the
effect of reducing atock at the furnaces
by tbie amount immediately.'
Naw Yobs, Nor. 15 Joseph
O'Douohuv.who dame near getting the
Democratic nomination for Mayor in
piece of Hewitt, eaid yeeterday : "If
Cleveland bad bean running in the last
election in New Y rk, he wald have
been beaten. The stele would have
gone Rer ublican BUtne would have
won by 30,000 roajoi it y Olefeland ia
waking ibe re-nominetton. I aball use
bis Vitvr of acceptance againat him.
Thirty thousand Democrat who voted
for him before will turn over to Blaine
now."
Dallas, Tbx., N v 15 Two men
have been here for five days organising
a filibustering expedition againat Mxi
rt a. II I Iv il
co. ihey have new enrolled to uuea
twenty or thirty trusted men, who ere
ready to raid acrwe the border at the
moment the summons ia received. The
number will be swelled to at ieaet 100.
Their object is to establish a new re
public on the Rio Grande. It will be
e socialistic confederation, composed of
Northwest Mexican stetes, end will in
clude Chihuahua, Duraogo and Sonora
One of the emiseeriee ia a persons)
faiend of Henry George, and for whom
he bee the strongest admiration and af
fection, and whose doctrines be unequiv
ocally indoreea.
Washington, Nov. 15. Issue of
standard silver dollars from tbo mints
during the week ended Nov. IS, waa
$853,144. The issue during the eame
week last year was $628,117. Ship
ment of fractional silver since Nv. I
amount to $406,544,
sasBat
Washington, Nor. 15. The Secre
tary of the Interior addressed the At
torney General about two years ago,
ahowing that George W. Evans, of
Cleveland, W. T.,d Charles Miller.ct
Pendleton, fer, had out 1,000,000
feel pine turner on the public lauds
in Umatilla county, Oregon, 522,770
feet of which they sold to Watson h
Luhrs,of Fendleton. The latter claim
ed afterward that be did not know the
timber was fraudulently procured.
Secretary Lamar requests the Attorney
General to institute criminal suit
against Evans and Miller for violation
of the Isw by cutting snd removing
timber, and joint civil suit against Wet-
son k Luhrs and Evans and Miller for
the reloe of the timber sold, at the rate
of $10 per 1,000 feet.
Washington, Nov. 16. President
Cleveland began io-day ayet3rutio
work on his annual message. He re
ceived no callers.
1?miladelphia,Nov. 16. The official
returos of the state election show that
Bearer (Rp) lesdU Black (Dam.) by
42,851, end has a clear maprity of
5,595 ore? all other oaodidatee.
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
Nsw York, Nov. 16 An address
to ibe Executive Committee of the
Centra) Labor Uoion,printed yeeterday,
if said to be from tbo pen of Henry
George. It contains the following sen
tence : "It is necessary that we should
make war upon that great wrong which
eausee poverty, primary, the injustice
of which makes .and, on which end
from which all must lire, the exclusive
property of individuals ; that denies
the rest of us the right to live and work
unless we pay blank mail privileges."
Cleveland, Nov. 16. Cohen, 8am
pliner A Co., one of the largest men's
furnishing goods manufacturers tit this
oity.aud who have been in the basiaees
for twsn.y-five years past, made an as-
algnment to- dav f ur the benefit of ered
iters; caseta ,1150,000 j ?iahilitiee,$300,.
000. Iusbility to collect debta due tha,
firm aod the importunity of creditors is
stated as the cause of failure.
CmoAOO, Nov. 16. In view of the
determination of th Socialistic element
to concentrate all their energies daring
the next three months on ward organ-
issti-Mj, with a view of capturing the
Mayorality next spring, a secret move-
sseot has been initiated among a oum-
oer of prominent business and financial
men looking to a combination of the
beet elements of both parties upon
Robert T. Lincoln for that office. It
is thought that if nominated as a law
and order repreeentative be won Id, as In
the OBse of Mr. Hewitt in New York,
command the votes of both parties.
Nsw Yobs, Nov. 17 The Centra)
Labor Union is out with a PstiHoa in
behalf of the faTadooad Chisago anar
chists. Trade unionists generally sup
port the application. It ia expected
that 50,000 of those who voted for
George will eigo the petition.
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Pimstmo, Nov. 17. The monthly
report of the condition of the blast
furnaces of the United Statee.publiahed
hy the American Manufacturer, shows
312 furnacee, with a weekly capacity of
122,641 lone in blast on November let,
and 271 frrneoes,witb a weekly caps ci
ty of 63,499 tone ent of bleat. At the
seme time last year 233 furnaoea,baviog
a capacity of 76,723 tone per week
were ia blast. The report shows an
tnorease ia the roduotion of charcoal
iron over last year of 25 per cent., of
anthracite 33 per oent end of bitumin
ous 80 per cent.
8t Louts. Nov. 17. Hon. Was. R
Mobbisob is in the city end wee seen
hy s reporter. Oae of the first subjects
touched upon was the rumor that Mr.
Gerliele would not be a oaadidate for
re-election as Speaker. "There is noth
ing in it," Said Mr. Morrison." -He
will bo elected Speaker of the next, aa
be wee of the present Hone, without
O;uoilion. About ooe hundred and
fiuvthre Republieaue and ooe butt
dred and seventy-two Democrats will
be in the next House, Of thet 172
mure than 130 agree with Mr. Carlisle
oo the tariff, and a still greater number
will tnpport him for Speaker
mm m
St. Paul, Nov. 17. The report has
been current ia Chicago the past two
daya that the great bulk of wheat elong
the Hue of the Manitoba Railroad haa
bean already sold, and that ibe move
ment may be expected to be very light
from this time forward. The iaota are
that about 8,000,000 bushels of wheat
are now in store on thet road in ooon-
trr booses, and the road is nnabie to
supply cars enough to lessen the amount,
W w
BS farmers' current deliveries are more
than the current shipments along the
Una la some sections the elevators
now contain 10 per oent more wheat
than when the publiehed statement of
stocks was made some two weeks ego,
aod none hare materially decreased.
Jacksos, Miss., Nor. 8. The Su
preme Court to-dsy destded upon what
is oo as manly celled the prohibition or
local option ease, Judge Campbell de
livering the opinion. An elaborate ar
gument had been made by the Hon.
Thomas A. Wood against the validity
of the statute. Toe objections urged
were that it was dslsgatire of legisla
tive power to an electoral body ; that
the feature ultimately making twenty
five freeholders the arbitsrs,restedthem
with legislative power, and made them
by a property qualification an exolusive
cirole ; that the law waa to take effect
only upon a contingent event in the fa
ture that is, a vote by a majority for
tjrohibition and that it allowed citieeos
of Mississippi only to sell )iquorand
excluded the ottixens of other states.
The Court considered and rejected each
objection as unsound, and declared the
statute constitutional as a valid exercise
of the police power of the state,
', ,
St. Paul, Nov. 17. Snow bogan
foiling early yeeterday morning, and
continued the day througb.although the
fall was light. After midnight Ut
night,however,a genuine blizxard set in.
This morning the people found the
streets and sidewalks badly blockaded,
so that travel was next to impossible.
Reports indieats that the blizzard be
gan In the western part of this stats
and swept south into Wisconsin. Rail
road travel is greatly impeded, end
street oars find it almost impossible to
rue. The wind is blowing herd sod
drifting tie snow. No snob storm bee
occurred so early in the terson for
years.
St. Louis, Nor. 1 2 A speoisl from
Chad wick, Mo., says that about one
hundred "Bald K cobbers" entered town
at 1 o'clock yesterday morning aod be
gan a raid on the saloons, their object
being to open the barrels aod pour the
whisky out, but while tbey were al this
work oitisens of the towu opened fits
oa tbem, when the shooting became
general, more ihsn one hundred shots
being exchanged, which resulted iu the
stampede of the "Bald Knobbers." It
was aacertained that only one man wee
seriously wounded, and he was a mem-
bar of the "Bald KnobtW' gens, whose
companions carried him away with
tbem ia the datkna. The affair has
created much exeiiement among the
people ia that locality.
raa rsaaaseatrs asssat a a r
The new labor party in New York
which has adopted the name of "Pro
gressive Democtate" has adopted the
following as a part of tha platform upon
which tbey propose te build up a party
to "reform" the government :
L "We hold thet the value which
to the surface of the north by
of the growth of population ba-
lejege to society at large, aad we propose,
taSf sfoi ii, to abolish all taxation upon
buiidiajs, improvements, end ell other
thiags of human production, and by
texatioe oo the value of land alone, to
proriie for purpueee of common neces
sity an i benefit. In this way we pro
pose to mtke it unprofitable tor monop
olisers to hold lead, mines, forests or
eity lots which tbey are not putting te
Bee.''
IL "We declare war oa that system
whieh hands over the publio works to
corporate control od permits such bsav
efieent afsosies as the ramus I and the
telegraph to be made the meane of rob
bing the producer and "enabling railroad
kinge end atock gamblers to throttle
businaas and dicta to laws."
We hope every reader of the Dxao
OBAT will earefuily weigh and digest the
Ires of the above resolutions, end then
determioe whether aucb peUcy of taxa
tion wuwld be ImneSeial Oi not.
Aod. now at this time, comes for-
ward Prof. Foster, of Burlington,
lows, lo his own proper person, and
pobtiehee his prediction of a great
storm period extending from Dee. 4th
to 17 tb, daring which, bo says, will
occur some of the m est destructive
winter storms of recent years. These
storms will bo much of the ssme na
ture na ibe great blissarde of laet
Jimaery. Heavy snow sad high
winds will greatly Impede railway
travel, and he advises the railways
to piepare for blockades that will
occur in the Western states about
Dec. 5th sod reach the Eastern states
Deo 9th. Tnere will be ooergetlo
electrical distarbencos that will affect
telegraph end telephone lines. He
suggests that many lives and mach
property can be saved from loss by
making preparations for this storm
period.
The VicUtto truthfully ssvs : "The
Republicans are weloima to ell the
capital they can make against President
Cleveland by abusing him on account
of his vetoes ofsoecia) pension bills
B
passed by eoogrees. There is nobody
that hates and despises pension slurps
and bums so heartily aa do the eoMiore.
It waa against the fraudulent scheme
of each that the President' veto ve
directed, and nothing could please a
true soldier more than to see those who
are sneaking around oo tigress for special
bills giving thorn pensions which tbey
have no right to, white men who should
receive pensions right fully have to wait
for years, solidly sat dwn up n,ss Mr.
Cleveland has done.
It appears tbat there will ,06 quite
s number of contests for seats In the
next Congress. A very groundless
ooe wilt be thst of Thoebs who con
tests Cerlysle's teat, who has 768
majority. Mr. Curlysle fays there Is
no grounds whatever opon which to
base a contest of his seat. He isys
be ie out seeking the Speakership,
but if elected he will serve.
Repairing Firearms, Xfe.
Persons desiring repairing done,sueh aa
guns, sewing machines, umbrellas, para
sols, fans, locks, all kinds of small ma
chinery and utensils, alae fitting' keys,
grinding soissors,eto.,have now an oppor
tunity to have the same done at most rea
sonable rates and on short notice. We
have engaged an experienced workman to
assist In this department. All work war
ranted, at
Will Bros.' dun Store, Albany.
Tha Blest AgweaBle
As well as the most effective rasfaod ef
dispelling Headaches, Colds, end Fevers,
or cleansing the sytin,laby taking a few
doses Of the pisaeant California lleuid fruit
remedy, Syrup of Figs, see, Md g a3t.
ties for sale by Foehay Maeoa.
(mo era
26, 1886.
"WfBBjhinsrton.
(Fre ear regular earrafitvadeftt,)
Waibisotox, Nov; 5tb, 1886,
Those features of Tucad.iy'a con.
test which were unexpected end seem
Inexplicable are still the nhlof aut ject
of discussion here, Indeed the elec
tloDS were full of small sized miracles.
When President Cleveland first form
mated hie policy of civil service re
form you heard a good deal said about
the opposition it woildmeot with Id
the North and tbo disposition of tbo
Southern people to approve of It. Yet
North Carolina lets Representetlvt
Cox be defeated in rouventloo, aod
develop a sudden lancy for entl
democratic proctivitlee to haw delega
tion. Kentucky cuts Speaker Car
Hale's vote down to a mere shadow
of Its former selffand Virginia throws
ewsy her democratic seats In Congress
with rackieexnesj. On the other
hand, Minnesota, the old Republican
stronghold, nails mo clo-o a vetoes to
ioave the Issue lo doubt for a time.
MasaattbuseU's pushes Aod re w most
to the front, and New Hampshire al.
roost breaks her straight Republican
record lo the House.
The news of Speaker Cerilele'e pos
sible defeat caused profound surprise
here. That of Mr. Morrison did not,
es It had been regarded among tha
poaslbllltlee. He has a! ways had s
more or lees cloee contest, aod his
district is really Republican, although
he has repeatedly carried It hy his
persoaal popularity.
The question of who i likely to
succeed Mr. Morrison as Chairman of
the Committee on Ways and Means
Is one abeu. which little difiolte idea
ean be iormed at present. Mr. a 8.
Cox will require to be placed, aod
(.here Is so impreosloo that
he may be Mr. MorrUoo's
He has a looger Congressional record
than nay other Democrat la the
House, aod be has beau very prom
inent lo the parly.
Hardly anybody ailudes to Mr.
Morrison but speaks of his conspicu
ous honesty. When Morrison pro.
vious to 1880 was epokea of as a pos
sible candidate for the Presidency,
Goo. Bppa Hunton, of Virginia, then
a member of the Hoofe, was said te
have struck the mark when he ex
pressed the opinion that if Morrison
were made President there, woo Id be.
more honesty aod lees maooerailo the
White House than at any time aioce
Gene faekeoo lived there.
The president did not go home to
vote last Tuesday, out he eat lo the
room adjolxing the little telegraph
office of the White H ue that even
ing, aod re td the newt direct from
all parts of the country a fast as it
eame, Of ell toe flimsy reasons given
why the P.esident did not go te
Buffalo, probably the silliest explana
tion- was that he did no' wish to vote
for a certain Democratic candidate
for jCongresf In the Buffalo district,
that gentleman having made a speech
some time ago, lo which It Is alleged
he expressed lack of sympathy with
the Administration. The whole
thing about whloh so much ado waa
made amounts to nothing, but I will
state one good reason why he was
not there. He removed from the
district some time sgo, and although
he is entitled to registration in Buf
falo, la at present disfranchised tike
many other residents of Wash log ten
I here it from good au thorlty that
Mr. Blaine kollevei thst Preeldsnt
O ova! ind wilt bs r. nominated in
1889, and tsat ht wilt he re-elected
T int is why he says he doee not ex
po it to be nominated himself at that
tlm , and why he says he does not
want to te. He has said recently
with great emphasis thst he would
sever accept a no nin atlon for the
Presldeccy unless he felt certain of
e'ectioD. He will work tor some
good Blaine moo, though, In the Re
publican convention of 1888, and bide
his time. He will keep himself be
fore ths country, ss no one koows
better bow to do than he, for the
nomination in 1802. Mr. Blaine will
net be st old a man, even then, as
was Samuel Tild n wlie i ho was
elected in '76.
Mr. Blaine's recent at leek in one
ef his campaign speeches, upon the
civil service reform record of the Ad
ministration, came with a very bad
grace from hlm,to ssy the lets) of it.
He has a number ef relatives and
friends in fhe employment of the
Government hero, some of whom are
retained in their places because of a
desire to show courtesy te the Presi
dent's late opponent. His private
secretary draws a salary at the State
Department while he is still attend
ing to Mr. Bialne'a business here.
His brother Is still retained as curator
of the Agricultural Department mus.
sum, and his sou remained in the
Court of Alabama claims until that"
institution expired. I could cite
other dependents of bis who are
VO 17
1886. FALL AND
N. H. ALLEN GO
To the Front ?
With a large and well
"xv va.c n, ana will be sold at
PRICES NEVER BEFORE OFFERED IN
LATE STYLES
OF
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Velvets,
Also the
LATEST NOVELTIES IN CLOA KS. 1
Just Received
DIRECT FROM EASTERN MANUFACTORIES
which for make and style cannot be excelled. We
also keep a fiul line of
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
GROCERIES.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
DryOopds, Hats Caps,
vAAowttinjw wul ce Dromptly executed, and
8awSLbl sent uPn application,
FRODUOE TAKEN in oxehange
for goods,
N. H. ALLEN & Co.,
57 First Street Albany,
quartered on the frovernmeal. Yt
ia the flee of this hf has the effront
ery to abue the a dm in i-tr t on fer
turning out more fS t e t o d c!erks
and potting their friet ds In ibo
plscrs.
From the 10th or November unti1
after Congress meets, the Fresidt nt
will grant no more prltste Interviews
to visitors except to euett ee rail upon
business ef actusl public importance.
Hi public duties are unusually oner
ous Just now, end he roust huve time j
te write his message to Congrats.
Every day at certain hours there is e
raid upon the White House by ihose
who went to talk te the President
before his announcement goes utte
effect.
Tae Parent T laaassaht.
Tha parent of insomnia or waxefulneas
ia in nine eaeee eat of ten e dyspeptic
etomaeh, Good direst ion gWee aeund
sleep, Indigestion interferes wit a it The
brain end stomach sympathise. One ef
the prom iaent symptoms of a weak s'at
of ths gastric organs is a dlstnrbanee of
the great nerve entrepot, the brain. In.
igorate the etomaeh, aad yea restore
eftuilibrinm te the great centre. A moat
reliable medicine for the porpeas Is Has
tetter's Stemeoh Bitters, which Is far pre
ferable to mineral sedatives an powerful
narootieo. which, theugh they nay for a
time exert a soporific in finance opoe the
brain, aeon cease to act, and israriablr
injure the tone of the st roach. The Bit
ters, on tho contrary, restore antirity to
the operations af that all import nt organ,
and their beneficent influence in reflected
in aoond sleep and a tranqnU state of the
nerrona sy steer, a wholesome impetus
is likewise given to toe aotien of the liver
and bowels by lie use.
The Barest ef CesaMaatleBs.
True delicacy of flavor with true efficacy
of action, has been attained in ths use of a
California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its pleasant taste and beneficial cf Vets hare
rendered it immeasely popular For sale by
Foehay & Mason, srhoiesaie and retail.
eaeee Tp l Btelp Is at Ban.
"I'm afraid I shall have to bo taken o
a hospital or te the poorhoaae. I've bee
si ok so loag that my husband, jjecd and
patient an he Is, can't stand the marry and
expense much longer." Ko, yon won't
dear wife and mother. Sea what Parker's
Tonic will do for you. Plenty of women 1
as osdiy err ss yen are, bare been rescued
almost fret the arrav by id It ulll bail
yon up, curing sll ailments ef ti e stom
ach, ilyer and kidneys, and is simple,
pleasant and safe,
G W Leniler Go., ef Portland, are dul
g,ath or ised advertisiagagents for the Djtve
xra tor thst eity.
palNTB AND Oil, ',
A full line of lead and oil, mixd paints,
kalsomine, etc., always on hand
Srswasar A Sox.
B
A.RN DOOR I.
Never out un it new barn door nor ra.
hang an old ono until yon flnt call on
Stewart A Sox aad see what tby have
now in bora door banger scmethtng
that won't break down.
'ISfSfSSSSSSSSSSBSSSSKSSSBmW
STATE RIGHTS DEftMCftAT,
m BEST ADYERTMNS MIDIB1
II THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY
mt . .
npectfti. butoners notices in I real ttA
urnns 10 rents per line. S castas eeOa
additional insertion.
ISlr nd transient advertisements
1 00 per square for the first laeart)oa,se
iDserSonPr lUr fwr sh entawaent
Hates for other adverttaecnonta row's
known on application.
WINTER. 1886.
1
w
selected atock, BOU0H
etc etc. Orders from a
FARMERS !
BEFORE YOU BOY
A RIGHT TO AMY GATE.
BE SURE AND SEE
MASON'S WHEEL
GATE !
PATENTED JUNE 8, 188. .
The superior points of exeetleney eleim
ed for this gate are :
The ruaning sear can be attached to
sny re mason gate.
The entire ooat of the gate for skiIm!-'
need net exceed fX
Wo high poets ere needed. Leal A 1
All the running gear is sit he toa, tM44
It cannot become olofgod with ma, star
or trash of any kind.
It doee net fold uu nor tin nrr in an,
horeee.
It requires fit., little force to operate ti
a 13 foot gate rising only ene-ietrd of ii
incn to eacn mot of owening, sod the cf -ire
rising aaa falllnp la only 2 mobes,ai 4
this on wheels or rollers.
It usee no lever or oompticeted a -ehltr
erv. -pr- '
II never gate ont of order so aa lo his -Jell
ns worsing.
If lilfl niWKlno' n 1 r.k ..Illn,.
broken or removed, u j still tte hast paai
made to open and abut bv bsid.
It fastens end lacks ife'f'waa to be
bo and stoek proof.
Ifc oP" sod shut without
tmg off a horse or bicyole, or eel ef a
wagon.
It is the eimsr.eU in aonetraeeiea, eh
easiest to operate, the cheapest te OSsJes,
and the host (rate in existence.
Rights will be sold as cheap or eheaasa
thsn for any good gate.
No other gate haa half eo many eeaat
font snd superior points.
A few minutes examination will sreva
thetrnth oftheae efatomeet
wo ana see a model at Petsce A Stewart
Albany, Or,
W. W. CRAWFORD,
Traveling Agent,
C. M. MATTOON
Albany, Or., Gen'l Agt, for Lien Co.
K. OKXRBT. joS HAX6HAW.
ALBANY FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOPS
CHERRY & IIANS1 1 A F,
laGbine aid Mill gmlders,
Having opened up th -.ld funSi
maentne shops fortner'r owned bv
Cherry A yon, and ad.?d new aai
improved machinery, we u:o arest
to handle a' I kfnrts Ftaasawv aasasrlamasj
We will manufaotnre Steam largja M
and Grist Mill mnnhlnv..lM Lkd A
Ingmaohinery of all kinds, all fctsS r
iron and brass ceetinga made '. awsat
Rapairing of farm machinerv s rpeeJel:
Patterns ef all kinds made en r
notice. The best assortment of pittsa
in the State.
hops corner 1st and Morjsscer a
ALBANY ORgCON'.
g TEW ART A SOX.
dncceasora to Peters A Stewart, di
in ali kinds of shelf snd heavy bardH
ceai, paints snd otU, oppoebe O
low's Temple.