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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
L. H. MONTA.NYB.
TPORNKY AT LAW.
AND--
Notary Public
a I bay, Oregon.
Om iipmiM, OTwr John BrtrjrV store,
tsl street. vMii2Stf
J. K. WEATHERFORD,
(NOTARY PUBLIC,)
iTTOUN RY AT LAW,
ALBANY. ..
tfTll.t. PRArrit'E IN ALL THE COURTS OP THE
If --w HivUI attention Wen to collection aa !
r.ta-ii mtttar.
Mrom in odd r.n.w' Temple. n
o. rownr.u
w. H. II T KV
POWRI.L A BILYRU,
.TTOHVRYS AT LAW,
Aid Solicitors in f hancery
aMtY. - - - OREGON.
OollooMons promptly made on all point,
fjoana navotiatad on reasonable tarma.
ftsTOfflca In Foster's Rriok.-fca
Tltelttf.
J. J. WHITNEY.
attorney And Counsellor It Lav
AND
Notary Public.
ALBANY, OREGON,
Will practice in all or tba Court of
uls State. All business Intrusted to htm
will ba promptly attandad to.
E. W. LANCDON,
DEALER IN
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
BRUSHES,
SOAPS,
COMBS,
and everything kept in a first-class Drug
Store. Also anna stock of piano and
organ.
ALBANY. 0REU0N.
FOSHAY & MASON,
"kll ASS UK Alb-
Druggists and Booksellers,
Agenu for John R. Alden's publications,
which we sell at publisher's prices with
postage addad.
ALBANY, OREGON.
A. PRUSHAW,
DRUGGIST.
Stationary, Met rticles, Etc.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAIEFULLT PILLED.
Open dy snd night.
Albany, Or.
FURNITURE.
I have the bast stock of urniture in the
city and will sail
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap,
Tha only stock of
WALNUT FURNITURE
u tba city and tbe lowest price In the
Valley. Come and see.
Undertaking,
a com plate stock an I can give SATIS
FACTION. Try me.
A. B. WOODIN,
Aloany Bath House.
Is. SIB UMDIRSIQH1D WOULD RESPECT
L tally iform ths oltissns of Albany and t!
! ntytaat I hare'.sksnohsrgsofthU Katablish
at, and, by keeping olaaa rooms sad payia
r la t mention to bailees, expect to salt si
s who may fsror us r 1th thai r pstronsg
arias istatofors aarrled on nothing but
Flrst-Class Hair Dressing Saloons
sioest to (It antlra tatlsf settee to si
aCttlto nl Ladlae' Hair neatly ts
b-r?-ei J08 WIP.B1R.
DR. J.L. HILL,
Physician and Surgeon,
Omce cor. First and Ferry Street,
ABANY - - OREGON.
e. o owwtBT. c.B.rrags
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKF.S,
(Socoessor to C. C. Cherry.)
Machinists, Mwrights, and Iror
founders.
WE HAVE OUR NEW SHOPS ALL
completed, and are now prepared to
handle all kinds of heavy work. We will
manufacture Steam Engines, Grist snd
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kinds f Iron
aad Brass Castings.
PATTBKFfft N4DR ON SHORT WOTICR.
Special attention given to repairing all
kinds of machinery. Will also rnanufao
ture the Improved Cherry A White Omin
Separator
N. J. HENTOti,
lotary Public and Insurance Agent,
0. F. BUILDING - - ALBANY, OR
Repre seat several of the best Fire In
aura neeCompanles on the Coast. Call p
m forreliahle insurance.
GOOD for tho cure of Constipation and Indigestion.
GOOD for the cure of Biliousness and Dyspepsia
GOOD for (ho cure of Bowel Complaints
GOOD for tho cure of Kidney Diseases.
GOOD for the euro of Languisliness and Weary .Back
GOOD for the cure of Liver Complaints.
GOOD for the euro of Boils and Carbuncles. -
GOOD for the cure of Foul Breath and Sour Stomach.
Stab
VOL. XXII.
VITIATED BLOOD
AerolulonM,InlicrltMl ud Con In
tftons Humor Cured bjr
4 ti lit-urn.
TIIRoroil tbe medium ut oneof vour books re
wived thruugh Mr. Frank T. Wray, DrximrUt
Aik.II.i. Pa.. I o.iii acoualntml with our t'lilti'ttru
K.(.H-.li. . and take thU opMrtunlty U leetltv t you
that th.tf um raw ferntanently cured inept one
He wont oSeeeol bio! H4aiilitg, lit witinmHiuti with
arr iplM,lhat I savs avsr stsn, sud Uiii tlur hsvluir
bas prtuouiiocl tnvuraluo by town of lbs boat pby
d .n in our count rv. I uk. irrt ilMwur tn lor
... .Im you tht lostlmoiilnl. unIWUctl ll ts
by you. in oruwr Inst nthern uniltr In-ui .HuiUr
aadtai nvkf b saasasaasa u giv your cutieur
HotittllM m trial.
P. H. wiiii i ku. UNHbburv. P.
hhrwN : Fkaxk T. What, lruf1t. AHilto, Pa.
CKOPl'LOl'M I f.t
J MM K Hi.Urli, Out-m )Iuum, Now OtfBMMj
on oath aays : "In ls7o (k rotiiloiu I'lcora broke out
on my btnly until I w rim. of oorrutlon. Rvory
thins known to th nu-m-ml bu-ully was irtoti in vain
I hoiantaa mra wmk. At liuwa muU not lift tny
bamlii to Ty boaii. omUi not tiun in tod ; was in . un
Unt uatn, and locked apoii life as s rarss Ko re
lll or cure iu ten year. In MM 1 beard ol th.futl
cure KeiiKHltc, uwl theiu, and wa rfolly cured.'
8w..m to twloie 0 . 8. Com. J.
O. K l'
Arotn.
ONE OF THE WORNT t'AHM.
We have been evlllus yoar Cuticura Koinelim for
yeir, ami hc I lu- tlr.t tiiilaint y.t to reoelvo front
a purchaeer. One of the w Met raaoa of Scrofula I
ever aaw was curv.1 by Uto uae of Ave buttles of t un
cum tUaotvml, Cuticura. and Cutk-ura MafV The
ik tin- '. kf " tirrv.ua m.-.h,aJ p
TAYLttK a TAYLOH, Drurvtot.
rYankfort. Kan.
m-ROFI'LOl'M, INHERITED.
And t'ontagious Humors, with Loss of Hair, and
hruittlim .! tttj sktn. arc tm4itivoly cured bv t utl-
cura and t ut., ur Soap exu rna.'v, when all other
inedicirn tail. Send tor tmihlt.
Culicura Remetliee are sold everywhere. Irlce
t'uUcurm, the iml akin cure, SO cts i CutU uraiap
an rtiui.ie bvautlfter, tft ets ; Cutieara Heaolvrnt
trie w Hi Mki i'urtitcr, 91. lVtUr Irus and Chem
kal Co., Beaton.
IM.KS, Utockhceuls, Skin BtewWhce.
Ilab Humor., uee Cutlcura Soap.
end
HOW MY BACK ACHES 1
Rack Acbo. hidnoy Pain, sad Weakness.
!irenae, UunciiMa. Straiiur and Pals re
lieve! in one minute by the I uUcira Ann
Pm Pi.tur. ii.ailtble.
nrriiTwmiBa
ROCKFORD
This to the awst PBAOTIO AL HIOH-GDT
err OJCMTUBI, and DRESSY sad gtoas
aba aasaa BfutscUoa as a boot or orsr-caitsr. It to
apataaaadtbetoBcaabaatfJaatodM
by simply Miovixu tha bottoos.
far sale tar
L. E. BLAIN,
Albany, Or.
Red CrownMills
(SOU, LANM(i & 0., PROPR'S.
raw raocmas txoca sotkrior bob families'
Aim BAKERS DUE.
BEST STORAGE FACILITIES.
Highest ;Price in Cash fo
Wheat
ALBANY OR.
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 bst
Calapooia timber Price and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON A WEST.
Hp! m. miller,
Attorney and Gotinslor At Law.
LEBANON. OREGON.
Will practice iu all tho Courts In tba Sut
MISS EMMA SCHUBERT,
Fine Millinery
OPPOSITE REYERE HOUSE.
AOENTS WANTED to sell "REMINISCENCES
of 80 YEARS tn the NATIONAL METROPOLIS. RT
BEN PERLEY P00RE.
Illustrating the Wit, Humor and Eccentricitlee of
aatl eelebi Itlcs. A rlcbly lllatratel treat
of inner Society History, from "ye olden time" to the
wedding of Cleveland. Wonderfully popular.
Agent report rapid sales, Address for circular
and terms. A. t. KAM'KCFT A CO., Publish
en, Ssn Francisco, CM.
VwV
t
Pat. Congnujp I ffE
HAMKNT PKATI'KKH OVTfll INTKKMTATK
" u M M KKt'K UW.
rrs APPLICATION.
1. It Hpplle. io. (he trsnportstlon
of p mongers or properly by rail, or
by mil and w i r combined (s) be
tween diffi'nml 8Uts ; (b) to an ad.
Jcent foreign country ; (c) through a
foreign country.
2. It sppllea to tbe transportation
of properly only, shipped to a foreign
country by wy ol it port of transship
meet
8. To the transportation of proper
ty only, shipped from a foreign coun
try, I y way of a port of entry, to a
p int la the United States or In an
a ij u i nt foreign country.
4. It doa not apply, in terras, to
th transportation of passengers from
foreign country, or an adjacent for
eign country, to any point in the
State wherein Is the port of entry.
6. It rioes not lu terms apply to
the transportation of persons or prop
erty between different points in tho
same State, although tho carrier's
line may run into other States.
Query For the Court. Does It
apply to the transportation of pen.
gers, drstined for a foreign country,
by way of a port of embarkation or
transshipment ? What Is "a foreign
country," and what is " to ndj tcent
foreign country" wlthlulhe meaning
of the act? Them terms appear to
be used wlthoutdlscriminatlon.
TUlNOS i:X.lol. ui TO B( DORK
1. All chat gee shall bo jul" and
"reetoaable."
2. Equal facilltios must be afforded
for tbe interchange of freight and
paaeenger traffic, by all carriers sub
ject to the o f, between 'their respec
tive lines and those connecting there
With."
Query What circumstances will
make one lioe 'connecting" with an
other ? Does one line .-connect''
with another when they come In con
tact, or. must there be the will of tbe
companies operating them, evidenced
by tbe arrangement of time aehed
ulea, snd the const ruction of facilities
for Interchanging traffic t
8. Prloted schedules of freight
rates and. passenger fares between all
points upon tbe line to or from which
piasengfrs or f.elgbt will he carried,
shall be kept In ever defst, evmnen-
lent f r public inspection, shotting
the classification of freight in force,
together with terminal charges stat
ed separately, and all rules affecting
rates or fares. This app!ies In terms
only to the line of the company post
ing the noice, and not to ir imj. r .
tatlon between points on Its line and
points ou a connecting line.
Query -Does it cslt for oniy la
rstes sn J fares between the taiion in
which posted and oth.r stations, or d ea
complisr.ee demand a chdn!e shewing
I a tea and ferea between eaoti station on
tbe lioe aod all other ststions ? The
Isttct sppesis to be it quired by the
terms used.
4. Simi!sr sehe4adea of ftt iht rates,
bnt not of passenger fsres, for transjor-
taticn through a foreign country to aM
points beyond for which freight is ac
cepted, sbali bo kept for public inspec
tion at all depots where euch freight is
received. It would ietm as though
this applies only to re frona ths de
pot wets rrcfitTid $ either ,oinr.
5. Ten d:y-.' public notice of any ad
vance io rstes must be givt-n, to bs in
dicated by staring the changes on new
schedules or on the schedules already in
force, Immediate nofice must bo given
in a similar manner of any reduction io
rates.
6. Copies cf sll such mhf.dules shall
be filed with the commissioner, and al
so copies o( all contracts, agreements or
arrangements with other common c tr
rists, rlaling to traffic sffaate i by tbe
act. Also copies of joint tariffs estab
lished by several common carriers oper
aiing one continuous line.
THINGS' FORBIDDEN TO BE DONE.
I, Unjust disci imination the re
ceiving or collecting of one person
greatsr or less compensation for the
same freight or pasuenger service than
from soothe;.
Query Does gratuitous carrtags,su ah
as giving p8 without any considera
tion, amount to charging or receiving
more or less from one person thun from
another? Does not unjust discrimina
tion, as defined, relate ouly to a carriage
for hire? And if drover's paas is a
carriage for hire, the money paid for
carrying ibe cattle being the considera
tion, as hits frpqueutlj beeo decided,
would there be anything to present the
issue of such passe,providod all drovers
were treated alike 1
2. Undue or unreasonable preference
shall not bs granted to any particular
person, firm or locality, nor shall any
such be subjected to undue or unreason
able prejudice.
3. Eicspt by consent of theeoiorois
sien, no greater charge in tbeggrgate
shall be made for similar freight or pas
Senear service, for e ahorter than fo a
ALBANY, OREGON,
shsll ho mads for carry leg a oe of
goods from Boston to Daubory than
from Boston to New. York. And this
section is tint to lie deemed ss authoris
ing as great a charge.
Q it t y Can a greater charge be made
for carrying the same case of goedf
from Danbury to Brewstefi than from
Brtwsters to New York, the distance
between tha last named points being
gi ester then that between the former
poinls ?
4. Different and competing liors shsll
not enter into any arrangement for a
division of their aggregate earnings.
This does not apply to an arrangement
between different companies jointly
operating one cnntiuuotis line, looking
towsrd a division of the joint aggregate
earnings.
5. No combination shall he entered
into or arrangement made to prevent,
by change of time, carriage on different
oars or other device, the carriage of
freigb a from being continuous, sod no
break or stoppage shall ojierate assueh,
unless made for soma necessary purpose,
iu good faith.
8. N i variation, either In a greater
or lass amount, shall be made from the
public Mit.edttlee of rates.
PENALTIES.
1. Fsiltna to publish th schedules
of rates for transpurtetiMi thiottgh for
eign cottuiriea renders tbe got da liable
to oustom detiee ss though of foreign
production.
2. Peilure to tile or publish schedules
of rate and farm eubjsai the carrier to
a wtit of uiamlauiu,and failure te obey
Ike wr.t subjects tbe carrier to an in -jouc'iou
rt at iiiing It fioas rteaiviug
ft eight.
3 Fail lira to do any of tbe things
enjoined to be done, or tbe doing of
anything forbidden to be done, renders
the t'ffender liable to tbe person injured
for the fall amount of damages sustain
ed, together with sn attorney's fee to
be fixed by tba oourt. Under this see
lion damage are ouly tb-jss actually
sustained.
4. A common carrier, ir the officer or
employe of a corporation which is a
common carriar,wbo shall wilfully vie
late or willingly aunr to be violated
an; provision of this sc, is geilty of a
misdameanor, pun tab aide by a fine not
to exceed $5000
Tha violation must be inteoiLI.
Knowing whai the Ujvia, there Jk
be an intent to violate it.or to fttfler it
to be violste'l.
eowsas op the commission.
1. To inquire into tbe management
of the basinet of Uses subject to tbe
sc', sod obtsin s ch information as it
may need
5. To subpoena witnesses snd require
the production of books and psjers. If
a suboef,a is not obeyed, any Circuit
Court msv make sn oidr accordingly,
and failure to obey the order is contempt
of eoutt.
3. To investigate otmplatnts, aod
notify carrier-. Tbe notification of
changes filed must precede investigation.
4. To serve carriers with copies of
reports, whenever the same charge un
lawful ae'.a, together with a notice to
eease thesc'.s c-tumteined of, or make
reparation.
5. To apply to the Cirouit Conrt in
case of s failure to obey tbe require
ments made. fk i sports are pritfta-
facie evidence m the hotting. An in
junction shall iasus whenever the law.
fu) order or requirement of the eommis
aion shsll sppear to have been disre
garded. Failure to obey an injunction
may subject tbe offsndsr to a fins not
exceeding $500 a day. An opwal to
'the Supreme Court lis when the sum
of $2000 cr more is involved.
6. To require annual reports from all
common carrier. Thia dues not com
pel rh carrier to make a report until it
is required,
7. To ret ui re, in it discretion, uni
form system of keeping accounts. A
H. C, Pathfinder Railroad Guide.
The effect of high license on the sale
f liquors is variously estimated and the
practical results shoe as vsried returns
in diffarer.t cities. In Omaha, where
the lowest licsnsu is $1,000, there are
57 sa.cons to every 10,000 population,
and in Philadelphia, where license is
only $50, there are only 70 saloons for
each 10,000. Iu Rausas City, where
the license is $845, there are 73 saloons
for every 10,000 people. The lowest
percentage of saloons to population is
in Sc. Louia, where the liounso h $550
and there are only 46 saloons t 10,000
people, and the highest percentage of
saloons is in St. Paul, where the lioenae
is $100 and there ar 145 saloons to
10,000 population,or double the number
there are in Philadelphia compared with
the number of people. Philadelphia
and Baltimore are the ouly great cities
of the Union where saloon license is as
low as $50. Iu all of the Western pi
ties the cost of license ranges from $200
to $1,000.
THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly cured by Shlioh's Cure. We
guarantee it. Fosbay A Mason, ag'ta,
FRIDAY, APRIL 1,
tub rirrirrit ojnurkmh.
lVrsoHHfl of the Measte as Hhowii Is lbs
Completed blst.
The breaking of the Senatorial dead
locks in West Virginia aod New Jersey
snd the appointment of General Fin lay
to succeed the love-lorn Jones, of
Florida, completes .he Hut of Senators
as It will stand during at least a portion
of the fiftieth session. Tbe outgoing
Senate stood Republics na, 41 ; Demo
erats, 34, and (ttiddleberger) Indepen
dent, 1. The inclining body will stand
Republican, 38 ; Democrats, 37, aod
Independer t, 1 . The changes are Dem
ocratic gains in four States California,
Indiana, New Jersey and Virgiois
and a loss in Nevada, where Stewart
suo:eeds Fair. The Sontse of thsert a tic
Etddlsberger is likely to become even
esore interesting than before, in view of
tbe feet that pique or resentment may
at any time prompt him l desert the
Republican leaders, whom he cordially
bates, and by votin; with the Democrats
tie tbe vote upon important measures.
ALABAMA.
1891. James h Pugb, D
188$. John T Morgan, D.
ABKANSAS
1891. James K Jones, D.
1889. John T Morgan, D.
CALIPORNIA.
1891. Leland fl'aoford, It
189$. George Hearst, D.
COLOBAlM),
1891. 'Henry M Teller, R.
188. Tbos M B ! R.
OOXXKCTlCUT.
1891. Oreille II Piatt, R
1893. Joe. R Hewley, a
uxLAwaaa
1889. Eti Saulabury.D.
1893. George Gray, D.
PLoaioa.
1891. Wiikioson Csll, D.
1893. J J FinJey, D. t
ocotsatA.
1891. Joseph K Brown, D.
1889. 4 H Colquitt, D.
ILLINOIS,
1891. Chas B Farwell, R
1889 8 M Cul'om, R.
INDIANA.
1891. D W Voorbeaa.D.
1893. David Turpie, D.
IOWA.
1891. W B Allison.R.
1889. Jas F Wilson, R.
KANSAS.
1891. John J I o gal Is. U.
1889. P B Plumb, B.
iswrocxr.
1891. JOS Blacaburn.D.
1889. James R Beek, D.
LOUISIANA
1891. J B Kuatis, D.
1889. R L Gibson, I).
MAINS
1893. Eugene Hsle, R.
1889. Wo P Fry a, a
MARYLAND.
1891.
1893.
E la Wilson, D.
A P Gorman, D.
MASSACHUSETTS.
1891. Henry L Dawes, R
1889. Geo F Hoar, R.
MICMIOAN.
1893. F B Stock bridge, a
1889. T W Palmer, R.
MINNESOTA.
1893. C K Da via, R
1889. D If Sabio, a
MISSISSIPPI.
1893. James Z. George, D.
1889. EdC Wsltball,D.
Missorjai.
1891. Geo G Vest, D.
1893. F M Coekrell, D.
NEBRASKA.
1893. A 8 Paddock, R.
1889. C F Man lersoa, a
NEVADA.
1891. John P Jones, R.
1893. Win M Stewsrt, a
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1891. Henry W Blair, R.
1889. PC Cheney, R. f
NEW JEKSBY.
1893. Rufus Biodgtrtt, D
1889. J R Mcpherson, D.
NEW YORK.
1891. We M E.arti, a
1893. Frank Hisoock, R
NORTH CAROLINA
1891. Zeb B Vance, D.
1889. M W Ransom, D.
OHIO.
1891. H B Payne, D.
1893. John Sherman, R.
OREGON.
1891. John H Mitchell, R.
1889. Joseph M Dolph, It
PKNN8YLTANIA.
1891. J D Cameron, a
1893. M S Quay, R.
RHODE ISLAND.
1893. N W Aldrioh, R.
1889. Jonathan Chase, R
SOUTH CAROLINA.
1891. Wade Hampton, D.
1889, M 0 Butler,D.
TKNNXSSaX.
1893. Wra R BAte, D.
1889. Isram G Harris, D.
TEXAS.
1893. John H Reagan, D.
1889. Richard Coke, D.
VERMONT.
1891. J 8 Morrill, a
1893. G F Edmunds, a
TIRdlNJA.
1898. J W Daniel, D.
1889. H H Riddleberger, I.
WX&T VIBOINIA.
1893.
emafrat
187.
I'891. John 0 SiKwrer, R.
1893. Philetus Sawyer, R.
R punliosns, 88 ; Damoerate, 37 :
Independent, 1. New member, fBy
Kxertitite appointment.
VVraajhinixtn.
(Proat ear riilr eorrtfxnliit. )
Washixotom, March Utb, 1$87.
Although the marble halls of the
Capitol were deserted by our law
makers a week ago, many of them
till linger In Washington, end will
continue here for months to ome,
Tho northern Rer resentallves are
loath to leave the mild climate of the
Capitol at this season of tbe year, and
are el ways disposed to remain here,
Oingreet or no Congress, "until," ss
one of them remarked, "it thaws out
at home."
Tie air is still fuU of astra session
tslk. Democratic members of Con-
grees and otben who hsvo means of
knowledged on the subject, do not
now believe that the Fiftieth Con
gress will I called t igeiher soon, but
that an extra session in the early au
tumn la an evil that ought to be far
ed.
Tho Mouae of Representatives that
was elected In November last, enter
ed upon Its r ffkial existence on the
41b of this month, snd its memkert
are now under pey. They ore doing
no service and without organisation
are Incapable of doing any. It ie not
until they have assembled, elected a
speaker, and been arranged in com
mittees, that they can enter upon tba
work of Leglaiatlon. If Congress
does not meet until the usual time In
December, In the? light of many pre
cedents little or nothing can be ex
pected of it until the beginning, of
next year, for It Is well known that
no Congress has attempted to do any
real work until after the holiday re
cess. An extra session la always unpop
ular and the President is aoxtou, of
course, to avoid it, but in order that
some of the Imp rtant legislation to
come up during the next yeer may
t matured in time, ft Is thought to
be tbe only alternative. Three Whose
counsel Is frequently sought at tbe
White House now y that tbe con
templated extra session would begin
a
about the first o October and run
along Into tfie regular session, and
that th j questions of revtoue and
taxation would receive attention first.
Another reason why it is deemed
expedient to make the Fiftieth Con
gress take advantage of extra time hi
the fact that the next yeer will be de
voted largely to president making
Although It seems but yesterday slr.ee
Mr. Cleveland was inaugurated, yet,
only fifteen months from now, will
the National Convention be held to
nominate his successor. The two
groat parties in Congress, when they
assemble after the holiday recear,wiki
lie surcharged with poll tics, and every
ptovoment that is made at either end
of the Capitol wilt have more or lees
reference to candidates and politics
and i ho issues of the ensuing cam
paign.
Between the friends of the Admin
1st ration on the one bend, intent on
maintaining its credit and viudicat-
tlag h record, and the opponents of
the Administration on tho other,
eager to disparage it In tbe confidence
of tho peoplo between combinations
here and combinations there io ths
interest of rival aspirants the Capi
tol will partAke far more of the char
acter of an arena of partisan contro
versy than of serious and disinterest
ed labor for tbe welfare of the coun
try. Considering all thls,the friends
of tho Administration feel that the
President would be entirely justified
In promoting the chances of legisla
tion which the public Interests de
mand by the call of an extra session
President Cleveland's care and In
dustry in reading tl bills, great and
small, and examining them person
ally before signing his name to them
has been criticised a9 an unnecessary
assumption of labor on the part of the
Chief Executive. It is quite certain
Mr. Cleveland has taken more ptlns
in this respect than any of his prede
c-wsors, and it cannot he said tha
evnv of his assistant ever wrote his
sie-nature to enacted lawa. This re
spcinslbility he never delegated to a
member of his Cabinet even in the
case of unimportant bills.
On the 4th of March, 1885, when
Mr. Arthur and his Cabinet arrived
at the Capitol and entered the Presi
dent's room where, on the tables, In
large piles lay the bills to which his
signature was to be affixed, one pen
for the President was not enough.
Half a dozen more pens were called
J for, the door was locked (the luau
l gu ration ceremonies wore then await
ing) and in a remark bly -.hbrt space
of time every one of the bills had Mr.
Arthur's name to it. At the State
Department where they can bo ex
amined, the signatures to the bills of
SO 86
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes, Groceries, Etc.
At prices never before offered in Alb 1 1 -1 (k
N. D. ALLEN CO..
are the ones that are making the offer. We
propose to sell goods for
CASH AND PRODUCE
8nly, and will duplicate the prices given in any
Spring Catalouge in the State. We propose here
after to talk to point, and
Give You Prices
upon application by mail or otherwise that will
ASTONISH YOU.
Mail orders solicited, and samples sent upon ap
ssaaasawsaasjawa
N. E. ALLEN & Co.,
57 First Street Alsssy,
Tba Emperor of China is the shortest
monarch in tbe world, except tbe baby
King of Spain, being only five feet tall.
The talKst monarch in tbe world is
Emperor William, of Gerrus:v, who is
six feet, just stirpssxing bis great-grand
nephew, the Emperor of Russia, by owe
inch.
The late Mi. Beck, wife of tbe Ken-
tncky. Senator, was oae ol the most
brilliant women in official society, and,
like Mrs. Logan, sirs. Morrison and
Mrs. Carlisle, knew more of public
questions tbsn half tbe men in Con
gtess. S tons wall JckaVa memory is to be
kept green by a monument on i bs bat
tle-field at Cbaneel lore villa, a here be
received the wound that caused hia
death. The people of Ficderickaburg
are taking the lesd in the movement.
OraaksBBsis, or Liquor Habit, can bs Cared by
administering Sr. Haints' Golden tipeeifie.
It can be riven In a cup of coffee or tea wiUt
et Use knowledge ol the person taking It, ef
tecting a speedy sod eririHiient sure, whether
the patient Is a moderate drinker or an aleo
hrtlis wreck. Thousands ol drunkards have
irn mads temperate men who have taken the
; :dcn Specific In their coffee wltho.it their
ituwladae. and to-day believe they quit drink -ngol
their own tree will. No harmlal effect
-vi;ts from tta administration. Cures ruaran--."I.
Send lor circular and roll particulars,
x Mreas in ennndrnra (loi.nasr brKcmc Co.,
U :;;u t St.. tiWiCSSBStt, Ohio.
Patents (.ranted.
Patents granted to citizens of tha Pacific
States during the past week and reported ex
pressly for the Democrat by C. A. Snow
& Co., Solicitors of American and Foreign
Patents, opposite U. S. Patent Office, Wash
ington, D. C. :
J Brusie, Oakland, Cab, bicycle.
S B Davis, Eureka, Cab, horse collar.
W W Gilman, San Francisco, printer's
galley.
G L Henxel, San Francisco, dec ric bolt
releaser.
F A Huntington, San Francisco, r malga
mator. W Jones, San Francisco, sampling appa
ratus and storage floor.
J C Lane, Sprague, W T., bridle ixsi for
railways.
A C McKinnon, San Francisco, pencil
sharpener.
H L Llghtncr, San Francisco, apparatus
for atomizing sulphur.
E I Nichols, San Francisco, copying pa
per. J Kichards, San Francisco, centrifugal
pump.
EJShetwood, San Francisco, sash fishier
J W Van Order, Arlington, Or., seed
planter.
J R Van Winkle, Aberdeen, W T. drag
saw support and guide .
Voarel. San I raneisco, enp lor owe
STATE iltHTS DEMOCRAT.
THE BEST ADVEETI8IH8 IEBICM
II THE WILLAMETTE YALLII,
Hpeclal buslnes notices In Loral esJ
uiuns 10 cents per line, u cents eaWi
additional Insertion.
t,"p ''gal and trauaient advertfsetaet't
00 per sqnsre for tbe first iuenUaBtau (
t cents per square for each eebetowef '
iauertion, sejn
Kates or other sdvertieemefcte wadU
known on application.
i
New Store.
Something Entirely lev in Albany.
We have come to stay, and will eaal In
SECOND HAND G0DDS
of all kinds.
STOVES, TIN WARE, CBSCKE8Y,
CUSS WARE AND HOUSE
FURNISHING GOODS.
rople who havebereteforeoeea aaabta
to sell or dispose or article will 4 wall
to call at our naw store and receive eeaa
or trade for same. We will sail aew steak
on hand at tbe verv lowest fisrnraa, aaaV
you win do well before l oving elsewhere
,i ... -jw-mMx-uptoa oy swr. naker
"cmjinu our psironsga.
M. FRANKLIN & CO.
First National Rank
IYcai1nt . -
CsshMW....
r.zo. a. SBAMBsaVBir
TRAKSACTS A GENERAL
ACCOUNTS KEPT aubtsat ss
StOriT EXCHANGE and telsmatdt
onWaw York, Ssn Prsnciw, cWg
sjh
CXU.I.ECTIONS MADR on fsTorste
M MICT0H8.
... E Vai-w, mm, mm
L. E Blabs. h. Viart,
Waltss I TnrsstC
J. U COWAN.
Linn Connty Bank,
COWAN & (HJSICI.
ALBANY - - OREGON.
TRANSACTS s asnsnd banking kastaass.
DRAW SIGHT DR AFTS oa Naw TaA 'fjsa Bass
eiacoand Portland, Oregon.
LOAN MONEY oa approrsd fcrtr.
RECEIVE deposits tnbteet ta .kMs
COLLECTIONS entrusted ts as wll rssaisa
tcntion.
H. F. MERRILL,
ALBANY, - - - 0RE80S.
EXCHANGE o.t N.w Ywt.
Portland, Or,, bought snd sold si lawaat ratsa
DEPOSITS received tut.jeet to abeek.
INTEREST allowed an tins dapastSt.
COLLECTIONS will reeatve prestpt sMeattsn.
Tire snd Marine Inaoranee plased la reliabl Cast,
panies.
MILLER
BOBAUtR IK-
Field, Vegetable and Flower liedf,
IMPERIAL ECO FOOD,
GARROEif TOOLS, FERTIUZSIS, mf
SS scesMl Sjireet, Vat- Salsaasi aaal 9aytSM.
1
OOD for tho ome of Sleeieesnes8 anl ImtoMtlM