die gcipfrat.
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SWEEPING DBVOURATIC T1CTO&IKA.
Fir Alarm Forces Flounderlajr In Th
Soup. Mahon burrled under a majority
of 35,000. The meager election return
show immsnss democratic victories. Dam
ocratt elect their atste ticket la New York
f 10 poo to 10,000. Republican hare the
legislature. OMo bat elected a democrat
Ic governor over blatbereklt Foraker,
Democrats claim the legUlaturc. Dem
crate hare a sweeping; victory in New
Jersey. They also carry Iowa by 10,000
majority. Mississippi Is democratic.
Democrats sweep Chicago and Cook
County, Democrats sweep the state ol
Maryland. Democrats probeoiy elect gov
nor la Massachusetts. Pennsylvania and
Nebraska are republican. The national
administration has been condemned.
The republican papers are complaining
terribly of the Inefficient mall, service.
Well, It Is not to bo wondered at, when we
consider the wholesale removals of the
past sit month, by the great civil service
preacher, Benjamin Harrison. New hand
can not at once do efficient work; they
have to learn. Why the republican pa-
prs can expect good postal accoinmoda
Hons under the circumstance le more
than we can understand. They writ very
Indlznant articles bUming blacksmiths
farmers, etc., for thinking they can edit a
paper better than the present incumbents.
Why not? Suppose It were a possibility
for the president to remove all the Inaoat
petent (r) editors, and put in new men. Is
not reasonable to suppose that the people
would complain of poor news-paper facll
tles? It Is a parallel case. If President
Harrison had left eapcrienced men In
charge of the mails, the republican papers
would not have had so much to complain
of, and that justly, too. Let the good
work goon. Walla Walla Statesman.
The republican press are very busy In
teUing the public that war to the knife and
knife to the hilt is the state of feeling be
tween Hill and Cleveland. Goveoor Hill
made a speech the other day In New York
city and gave Cleveland the following stab:
The longer the present aJminUtrst Ion
continues In power the more it will show
what a wise administration was that of
G rover Cleveland. Grover Cleveland
fulfilled the pledges of his party."
On more than one occasion Cleveland
has stabbed Hill in the same way. May
they continue to stab each other In this
way.
Throuhout the world there are mined every
year more than 50,000,000 tons of Iron ore
and more than 450,000,000 tons of coal.
Of the Iron ore Great Britain contribute
bout twenty-nioe per eentV the UtJted
States twerty-four per cent, and Germany
twenty-one per cent, these three countrie
thus supply about seventy-four per eeaLo
the total amount produeed. The same
three countries furnUh together over
eighty two per cent, of ail the coal raised,
Great Britain having produeed last year
abont 169,000,000 tone. Ameiica a bo at
139, 000,000 tons, and Germany abont 90 ,
ceu,eoo tons. '
Reports of serious suffering come from
western Montana. It la not much of
farming country at the best, and this year
lack of water has caused great distress a
mong lanchmen. Many thousand head
of stock are starving for want of water.
Hay la bought at $.e$J$ per ton, and
very little Is to be had at this price. The
mineral resources of Montana may make
It a thriving common wealth, but even for
gracing it agricultural value I aery
doubtful.
The eastern difficulties In Europe seem
likely, by latest accounts, to be settled by
partition between the Czar and the Ger
man Emperor, Russia taking the Balkan
Province and Germany anneaing Servie.
The withes of the respective people In
these countries do not seem to be at all re
garded in these arrangements. But such
high-handed outrages cannot be perpe
trated now wiih the same impunity .that
they were in the last century, VKen Po
land was partitioned between three despot -le
powers, aad blotted from the map of
Europe.
t 1 11 asa
E-Govenor Palmer of Illinois express
es the opinion that tariff reform will be the
issue ia 189), Cleveland the democratic
nominee by acclamation, and either Mc
Klnleor Cullom the republican nominee.
President Harrison, he says, will cut no
figure. The old gentleman la a shrewd
political observer, and his predictions' as
to '91 seem to be well grounded. Chaun
oey Depew adheres to the prediction
Cleveland will be the Democratic candi
date, and as to the republican, say a "the
fellows who are In" have the best chenoe.
It may be welt to remind some of our
republican friends, who are mucn con
cerned at present when public men pro
fess allegiance to the doctrine of more lib
eral trade, that the last republican presl
' dent elected before the present one declar
ed that he believed in the doctrine of pro
tection ouly as leading to ultimate free
trade which was the desirable syntem for
this country.
DrVon Duhrlng has reported a case In
whleh tuberculosis was trrnnnltted by the
earringe of a girl who died of consumption
to another girl. Shortly after the second
girl commenced to wear the ear rings, an
ulcer containing tubercle bacilli, formed on
her left ear,and she subsequently develop
ed pulmonary consumption. ; . .
lit thb Lkad. Mr, Julius . Gradwolv
leads in his business and withes It under
stood that he will Carry the first stock o
crockery ware in the Valley, receiving tils
goods from headquarters, and keeping tip
with the times in all the lateat novelties.
He has received a fine lot of Wedgwood &
Co's Newyacht decorated ware, . called
ruby ware, handsomest goods in the mark
et. Mr Gradwohl makes crockery a spec
ialty and will meet the demands of .the.
public in any line. ' Do not send awsy for
good bnt gtv him a call, . , ,;,.,!
" -. '.- ; '
Lv'.ios shoe, men- atuwn, m ; i o:s,
clu'dree shoes, mens boots, boy boot, at
li4 th i co.t ta malt room for other grols
The English language is undoubtedly des
tined to prevail throughout the world, and
msy, a few hundred yean hence, become the
universal language. It la seriously proposed
to adopt it as the national language of Japan.
It is the tongue already most wldsly spoken.,
excepting possibly the Chinese, and has eler
ments of progress which fast est never have,
on account of the lack of energy and clvlliia-
lion of that people, la Fgypt the English oc
cupation hss mostly superseded the French lan
guage. Twenty five years hence the United
States will save neatly one hundred million
people, sad Australia will have thirty millions,
or nearly at Many a the British Islands now
contain. At the beginning of. this century
only about twenty million people spoke the En
glish language, end they lived mainly in Eng
land, . ' -
A scheme is on foot to oust D W Taylor,, of
Portland, from the office of Surveyor Geaerat,
Taylor is a democrat and several republicans
are yearning witn itching palm for his place,
la order to hasten hit removal ehargea of groat
incompetency were brought against bint, Tay
lor say they blame him for error cocrmrtted
by the turveyor who surveyed the Umatilla
reservation, when he is bo store to blame for it
that commission Croft himself. The whole
truth appears 10 be tfcat Taylor's place la
wanted. If so, the manly way to do would be
to remove him because of that fact, and not
attempt (0 slander and ruin the reputation of a
thoroughly competent aad honest maa. But
Harrison's pledget of civil service refsrm have
long siace heea laid aside aad will not govern
ia removals of democrats from office. ., - -
i i.L i .t m
Blocks of five" is the latest fad" in pnulos.
Ia a bos, slatSar to that of the famous fifteen
panic are J small squares, colored red, white
aad blue, ln,the centre efthe boa it a picture
of the While House, and the letters on the
blue squares Immediately surrounding it form
the name of IUaine. The paule it by moving
the square to substitute Harrison's name in
stead, and the New York WarU hat offered a
prise of f loo to the person who does this in
the shortest time. Just how the decision ia to
be made ia not ttated.
At Secretary Windora acknowledgea that
the treasury department hat 00 authority to
change the definition or termiused by congress
on the pan age nf tariff laws, he will do well to
try to explain his wonderful ruliig that "wor
steds" are "woolen-" Against this decision
stood the plain language of congress,, making
a plain distinction by using both words and
the rulings of the treasury deparrsscat beaked
up ly the opinion of the courts. The mv ro
tary will do well if he takes toa hi arbitrary
and unlawful decitioa at
The court of MonXaaw did not find it so
easy to tea" why the vote of Silver Bow con
ty should be throw out. The judges decided
that it must bo couated. This gives the legis
lature to the democrats, and that party will
elect the senators. The rd vocal et of political
kaaverr, political robbery, and the assassina
tion of the people's rights, are not feeling com
fortable. ifertury.
The Portland Af ere try, staunch republi
can paper says: . -
Telegraphic reports from Montana, relative
to the political troubles there, which are pub
lished la this city, originate in the Helena
Jtmrmil office, a paper so intensely partisan
that, i its opinion, to be democrat is to be a
knave. Those dispatches are eent out ' as
specials. The noa partisan Associated Press
reports are not published here.
Already Blaine's friends are proposing him
for president in 1892. Blaine struck the dens
ocratt a hard blow when he declined ia 18S8.
and we hope he will not repeat it in 1892 ,
KEEPFOMTU.
F. M. Freoeh keope railroad timo. ., T , ;
J. P. Wallace. Physician and 8simm. Ak
bany.Or;
For Sterling or Emerson 1 Wat salrnn G
u macai
For sals, cheap, s toe si bead' omo ' Mr.
Hymaa'e.
O L Btackmaa. is. agent foe the Weber
piano. Nona beltM
Bay yoor ticket tbroegh to the East of
W L f setor ead;aee fare t Portland., t '
The Wester Cottage aad Paohard are two
of the beat asgsae made. O L Blaekmaa
sells these. .
A Boo boo of all kinds f fwroitare, plala
aad aptttlstered, bee . st-wk i t this part of
Oregon, at Fortatiller ft Irvmg's.
If yoe want a eioaa aad gno emoke ask for
J. JLoaoph'e home evade white labor cijare
For sal by most eigar daalera aad at hie
Joseph' faetoey. .',,
J A ArohiW I. aroot Stager ManfaeAor
ing Co., oopoaito Old Fellow Temple, Al
beoy.
An elegant lino of si A table spreads. In
boaetiful doslgn, teeoivedl at Fortmitlvr
ft IfviogV
i oane Gnldao Star tontotosa for SO cents
atC Mayers, and, all other eaened goods
heap for sash, ' .. ,
Jt roiyat new table linen at W, F.
Bead'.
I W Starr, physician and surgeon, Albany
Oregon. - - , j
Good 000k big stove only $10 at Ilop'U m ft
Saltmarsh's.
Dr WriKliUman'a Sovereign P-alm of Life,
for duKaeptcnliar to women, at Deyoo Sc
Kobson'e and BrownaU ft SUnard's. P J
Baltimore, agent. -
- Naxf Week. Next week our people
will be given a treat In having with them
for a week the Chicago Comedy company
which played here with such great succct
ereral months ago." In their 'tour
through the Northwest they have been
universally well received, securing in
every Instanse the encomiums of the press
and the good will of the people.
tivenAway.
For the benefit of our customer we wilt
give away on Jan 1st, the following -I
Dinner set, 130 piece, $25. . , ,-. '
- I Tea set, 44 pieces $7-5- : -j't
3 Tea sets, each 44; pieces, $18. ,
These goods are of the best ' English
ware and a credit to any table. Give us a
call and get not only the best bargains in
pure fresh groceries but secure a chance
at one' or more of these elegant seta-of
dishes. r 0
LaFort & Thompson.
Kid Glove t Kid uloves I r
I have juatrece ved a full line ,pj,kid
gloves orimded Our Own. Tills is a genu
ine kid gl.rve. I buy direct from importers
in New York and consider them the best
value of any gloye 1 ever sold for this
price. 5 button, 3 rows of st'tching, $1.50
per pair.
, ., '8. E. YouNoi
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Uwitt Tea-To those wishing- g good
uri colored Japan tea we aay try our brand
of I'nity. It Is the best tea on. the tnar.
ket. , .Remember a-ith eaclj pound, pf this
tea we give the purchaser a chance to
to draw a beautiful pure China tea set.
We have just opened the last , chest ojf
our first import order and those desiring
a chance at the beautitul set must call
early, - WIltUmettxPacjciso Co.'
t Att. Persons. Indebted to the late
firm of Brownell & Stanurd are requested
to call and settle at the store of C E
Brownell without delay " or make some
satisfactory arrangemeott. ,-. ;
' Lace Curtains. - Lace Cutalae,'.''
I have just received my fall stoelt.'ef
lace curtains bought direct from importers,
the largest stock ever brought to this mart
ct, and best value for the money.
," Samuel E. TrouKa,
7 Oks eurss rheumatism, neuralgia" aad
toothache. Foe-hay ft Mason Agenta,
TELEGRAPHIC! HEWS
A Long Trial, ' '. , .
CHfCAQo.Nov. 5, State's Attorney Longe
necked said to reporter to-day that he ex
pected to get I all the diiect evidence for the
state thit week, Al to the lencth of time
quired by the defense he could not say.but ex
pressed the belief that ftot more than thrtt
weeks more would be required to get the case
to the Jury. - ' ' t, , , "
otahoae Arrested,
PtTimtuno, Va Nov. 5. General Ma
bone wat arrested to-night, charged with
hooting Herbert P Harrison, who with
number of companions, wss tending off fire
works ia front of Mabone't residence. Mahooe
it now at tht station house.
New Constitution for Wyoming,
. CHiviNNg, WpOw' Nov. S.-Th new con
titution wat voted vpoa to-day and from re
.ittrat received thit evening it ia evident that
I hat carried by a large majority,
Froaea to Bealh. '
Dinvbk, Col., Nov, 4, One of the resultt
ottne tembi buatardi which twepl over
lattarn Colorado aad Northern New Mexico
Thursday and Friday of last week reached
nor to-day from Folsom, New Mexico. Thurs
day night Henry Miller the raage foremae, fot
Colonel R O Head, with Mveral cowboys.
oamped near Sierra Graade with 1800 beef
cattle, whkh they Saturday afternoon the
(rosea bodies of Henry Miller.Joe Martin and
Charlie Jolly were found lying on the open
pun as not lar irera r oisom,
Thaaksgtvtag Proelaraatloa,
, Salim, Or,, Nov, 4, Following ia the
Thaaksgiving proclamation by the governor of
Otegoni
i To the ed that a public acknowledgment
may 00 maue 10 uod lee ma unnumcered mer
eiet, I do hereby appoint Thursday, the 8th
d.y of November, I6t as a day of thanksciv
lag, aad I would remind the good people of
this commoowealth that expressions of grail
tad can be more acceptable to Heaven than
are gifts from tblcr abundance ia aid of the
1 a testimony wnrof t here ante sign my
name and cause the seal of the Mate to be
affixed, at the eity of Salem, this 41b day of
November, A D 1889. .
SVLVKSTt Pbnnovbe,
By tbe Governor.
Cioige W McBgiDX,Seeretary ol Slat.
Heard oh for Certala,
London, Nov. 4. Msckinnon, the bead of
the Emia relief committee, bat received a dis
patch from Henry M 'Stanley. The explorer
sayti "I reached Albert Nytnia from Baaa-
laya for the third lime la 140 days, and found
that Emia aad Jephsoa bad both been prison
er since the loth of August, 1808, Tbe
troops ia the equatorial province bad revolted
and shaken off all allegiance. Shortly after
wards the Mshdisu invaded the province la
full force. After the first battle ia May the
stations were yielded aad panic struck the
native, who joined tbe invaders and assisted
ia the work of destruction.
-1 ' Waata to Bo a Stat.
Washington, Nov. 4. Coventor Prince,
of New Mexico, who ia in this city on his - way
to New York, tayi thit as sooo at the coming
aessioa of congress open a petition will be
presented, asking for the admission of that ter
ritory to statehood on lb basis of the const it a
tkm adopted at Saala Fo last coonUu , lis
claims the population is aow 200,000.
It Was Ourelrasly Done. .
OLYxrtA, Nov, 4. la spite of tb trouble
growing out of tbe tecbaieal omission . of the
governor's signature lom tbe copy of tbe coa
siitutioa sent to the president, it m hoped tbst
th proclamation, wtlt issue to-morrow, aad tbe
legulatu-vi proceed to organise oa Wodaewlay
wit hout trouble. - "
i ' ' " - 0e Lsetared,
Kot'ga,Or.,Nov. 4, Hon BDiger Her
msn lectured before the public schools of this
city to-day, aad leaves for Washington via
Saa Francisco to night.
WU1 be Ball. '
Union, Or.. Nov. 3, Tbe estimate of tbe
Haat railroad system into Grande Roade val
ley may be considered a fixed fact. Railroad
meeting held at Union, Cove, Suauaerville
and Iadiaa valley iatae past three days gave
a fnanirooua eapressio oa tbe part of sob
tcriberttbat tbe subsidy off 160,00a already
raised be give to Hoot and the time extended
for the constraction of the road.
A Jan Break.
Rottaxac, Or., Nov.'jLast aigbt two
unknown men, by dupbeate keys, opened
three deort ia tbe Jail, liberating a ' notorious
horse thief, reccatly captured near Grant's
Pass. 1 wo other prisoners refuted their lib
erey, when tbe door were relodkeJ, No trace
bat bee found nor anyone uspected. Tbe
jail consists of Pauly s patent celts.
After Thlrtaea Tear,
FoT CttTKB, Nov,' j. General Brisbane
ia having the exact, spot oa which each of
Cutter's men fell marked with a stake driven
deeply into the groa-d. Yestetdsy ia setting
the stake the mca came epo the ekcletdns of
four of Custer's soldiers v. bo bad never been
buried. Scout Cam pell first discovered them.
To-day four officers were tent up with orders
to decently bury the men on tbe exact spot
where they fell, and marked their graves,
, : APotowereeUcetoa, ' t-i.-r.
Port Town trND, Wash., Nov. 3. Elec
tion returns from all precincts but one, which
is republican byTen "majority, give Kukri,
(L)-oi.) for (epresenMtive over Jones, 36 ma
jority. , Kuhn is elected beyond a doubt, r
. j Vt '-' t . ,.Caaselgk.
Nw iYosx," Nov, 3, The price at - whieh
Prinee Hatzfeldt was purchased by Hunting
ton has just come to light, according to a cable
to. tbe Sun. i Before tbe prince wedding with
Clan Huntington, CP Huntington jlepoaued.
with his prospective son in law's trustees i,
7 50,000 ia bonds of the ; U nited States and
other gilt edged securities which he guaranteed
' l a Blot.--'"-"'"' i " ' '
McKirotT,Pa.,Nov. 3. Late last night
a riot occurred among a aumber of Hungarian
loWers, and Chief of Police of Robinson and
Officer McQuade were probably fatally injured.
Robinson was stabbed in the head and about
the a rata and bands, while McQuade received
three ugly wounds Mbe back sad seek. .
, ; Tailor MADSi7iTS)rViR'. Graharn
has received a large and choice . stock of
suitings, purchased in the East at bottom'
prices, and Is nowr located at his old stand,
two doors north of the Democrat office,
where he is prepared to make suits and do
a general tailoring business In a satisfac
tory manner, his many year of experi
ence in Albany speaking for hie workman
ship. Call and see his .suitings and get
pfiC -; V;'- '
I ATuKtvBeginning .'Oo. ; 19th w
will give , ,tici.et with ead cath pur
chat of $1.00 and every Ave of these
tickets gives a chance ac drawing one of
hose cleg.int sets of dishes at,
' : LAFoBaSToiTHOMPSOM.
! fre.. .jf-n ''?' ' ' : .? ; '.
StsIuck Oil At i.ji per 5 gallon can
sett Standard r' oil, at the WUlameW
Packing Co. store. 1 : t . ...; -
- To Farmbr. Farmer will do well to
byt their fruit, garden or farming: land
will Wallace Sc Cuticle -
, I An elegant liun ot- sew disign of ensir
jqst reeeiyed at FortmiUer ft Irving'. .
Kew eream eheese justoceived at Conrad
Meyers . ' , , . ;.; '.
The best watch in tbe world for the money
at F M French's. Eaoboao teUy warranted
r , ' -
Bsrrows & Sesrls, agents for the celebra
ted Lndlow tine shoos, ta w omens, mis and
childreus goods. y " ' r. ,
' ' - '.-, ,: ' -
. '' r ' . : ' -ii
' , JFot a Rrt ioto S th ' Thome ok, eheap
for, (rtth call ivf VFtt't' j Corner
Jewelry 9tore. , ! ' ' ? '' ' '1 i:.
. , 1 , f 1 we-o . ' ' ' '
The' best ,.ine of i4 gloyee at W F.
Eaad'r. . " ' v- ' '
For your wstebss olooks and Jswslry pn
French's. IJonest goods, low priees asU
iek ssler.
CIRCUIT COUKT,
T & Robinson tgt II F Merrill, Fort
lotur. wismitsed at cost ofplff without
prejudice, 4, . ,
LE West agt H F Merrill. Foreclosure.
Sam at above.
CF Cromwell agt las Pearl. Partition.
Contlaued, , . . .. , .. t,
Martha E Bowlln agt W Boearth, To
quiet till. Continued.- - v --j. -
Earl Race agt Maggie M Race. Divorce.
Granted. ...
Board Comnistlenert agt Emily Mc
Klnney. Foreclosure, Decree granted
I R Dawson agt J W Ellison. Confirma
tion, Sals confirmed.
Santlam Lumber Co agt A F Gooch,
injunction. Continued.
The Giant Powder Co agt Senrlci Dein
Continued.
I R Dawson tgt Seai le it Dean, Con
tlnued,
In matter of will of Martin Werts. Will
tuttalned.
State agt N B Fry. Continued.
David Junkin agt L Klin and John
amaiimon. continued,
Joseph Crablree agt Fred Gooch. Con
tlnued.
Johnson Si Shelton agt E J Daly et al
Continued.
TE
act Thot Montelth.
Eject
mont. Con
nued. '
A II Marthalt agt Albany, Injunction.
Keport 01 referee confirmed mall reports,
Mary J Q4ger agt F M Carter. To re
move cloud from title. Judgment on de
murrcrsult dlsmlsseds
M L Cranflll agt T J Uobnett. Equity.
seiuca
R N Mori It agt R R Humphrey, et al.
to recoyer personal property. Settled.
1 Burkhart St Malin agt Ben! Cleaver
Judgment for deft.
J E Ballard agt M McBrlde.et al. Decree
for plff.
1 Stat v Bernard Wencen. Verdlc? of
guilty and sentenced to penitentiary for
two years.
t State agt Nicholt. Guilty at charged
and ten'.enccd to one year In penitentiary
t
ttEAt, AaTATK RALKM.
9 W Crowder to Henry A Crowder,
1 lot, bl izS. Il't A a
3jO
J M Phil pot to Win Curtls.it acres,
tow 4
60
1000
W C Twrcdate toTho Montelth.jr,
too ft, cor 4th and Call pools M
D B Monteith, trustee, to Chas I'fei
tier, a Inla Kl IA A IKa m. w
loco
U S to 1 Hulchlns.641 acrea.lt w t. oaten t
A. Hackleman to Harriet Heff ron, 1
lot bl ST. H i ind A
. 0
IS50
300
lit)
3-5
375
10
3000
300
TJ Robnett to V W andj C Robnett,
in I? rest in coo acres.. .........
A Hackleman to N Gray.i lot bl 51,
Albany '
J V Pip to A Halverson.1 lot,P's A
A Jlacxleman toll) Letcher, lots
bl 1, Abbey's A. Albany
Job a Smallmon, sh'ff , to L Martin,
t lot, litrri.burr
J H Mullaa to E R Cheadle, a lots,
bl 119, Il't A
J F Maple to W H Maple, 1JJ.J1
acres..
J S Morris to C C Maltby.t bl.Iclo.
rony rurccii to uenj Arntpsgh,
Hi 11 aerea. it w a
D IJ Peterson to Marlon Glass aneT
Mary Gager, 34.53. acre,i iwt,
Wm II Reld to W M Hackaber,i6o
acres.is El
D B Montelth to Wm M lloag. 100
' feet froat,cor First and Lyon St.
50
5
Ajoanr.......
Band M J Burtenshaw toj K Charl
ton, 4 lots, Ralston 'a A
A Hackleman to Lauia Maxwell, lot
' 5. kl 5, Il't 4th A
5
35
PJ Baltimore to J R Baltimore,
Interest tool
feet iront.bl j'.M'o
E A.
So
aoo
4000
375
Chas Bates to I Bate, 18 cres,9 w 1
C W Bllyeuto T G Leonardjordan
figuring mill property 11 acres
L E Edgar to lull O Leonard, per
petual right to stream of water.
A Hackleman toT H Rhoades.l lots,
. bl3,H's3rdA
TEMPERANCE1 CO LI' MX.
Bdliae byAlBaay W.O.T. V
An Interesting session of the JVCTU
was held on Tuesday, Oct loth. The
Treasurer presented tier semi-annual re
port, and way and mean were discussed
for Increasing the amount now In the
treasury. Resolutions were presented aad
unanimously adopted thanking Mr and
Mr 8 E Young for the liberal terma given
In re-leoslng the ground otrwhlch the hall
stands. The sum ( Si.50 was voted la
assist In defraying tbe expenses of the
State President to the National convention
to meet In Chicago during the present
month, - - -, , .
Canon Fairar gives the following rea
son . for becoming- a tout abstainer 1
"About ten year ago or more I rirst be
earner a total abstainer, because I was eas
ily convinced that the use at aleohol waa
not a necessity, and a great deal turne up
on that.- I saw,' for instance, that whole
nations had not only lived without It but
had fiourlahed without it, ' I believe that
the hutaan race had existed and had flat ur
ished a considerable time before it was dis
covered. I saw the remarkable fact that
there are some twenty thousand persons in
English prisons, and that though many of
them had made themselves mere funnels
for drink ; though they had been sccus
temed to drink t from their childhood
though most of them bed been brought to
prison,eitfter directly or indirectly .thtough
drink, yet the very day that they entered
F'tbe gates of a prtsoa.all drink wat entirely
taaen irom tnem ana yet mere was not a
sinple instance on record In which any one
ot tnem nad suticrsa in consequence, ur)
the contrary, men who have entereJ pris
ons sickly . and blighted have been made
compulserily sober -by act, of Parliament,
and after a few months left prison hale,
strong and neatly ; and woman who have
been put Into prison perfectly , horrible
ar.d hideous in thel losthaomeness and
degradation, after a short period of denrl
Tstion from the source of their ruin, left
prison with the bloom of health and al
most, of beauty," National Temperance
Adv(aU. - '
I Bako. -One of the finest lots 'of guns
and revolvers ever received In Albany
are noW in stock at Stewart Sr. Sox's.' Hun
ters should csll and see them and get
price Hefoi'e buying. ;-!,
';' J v ' - t f . - ,e ,
i
If yea wunt a goodfeilver steel tcythe,flnest
in tbe marlcst, so to Stewsrt ii Hox'r. .4
, ;:.,: ... AlbsnyMaraet.'-
Wl.eat-flt ; 1 -c .f .
-M-80a . h , -; : .,
B tuer-20er ru. . ; ,
f(;gs-2t
Hay fl.W, ' s - ,
otsioea-. 75 ota (r rublJ . :
3eef 00 footv.iUif
Apples 75 emits pr tiu",
ork 0Jo per 11 jesaed. f. . 1
Macon hauia, 120,..-
shoulders, So. . ...
, . sides. lOo. ' -
LArd 9j per lb. - '
Flour-4.25 per bbf. ' ,( ,
Ihinken 8.00 per dor..
Mill Feed bran, H.OOper ton)
abort. Id.
. middling, 20. . '
Chore, 30.
Administrator's 5 Notice,
HXie hsveby gt-vsn that- ' lb' nnder
stied he been by tta County Oonrt , for
Ltan eotaory, Oregptm, duly sjip-clcted Ad
rrsV'urtnitnr of tShs eexe of K lwrd John
MiX. ktoof Lton eoiinty, Oeeu; ta, decreased,
and qm2id. as oaeh. All pel moot bavme
claims agaiuat sold etxte are h' tstsby noSS
to presect them to ftie undst .sitned dnly
verifled' e AlVsirrv, ; Osegon, ; 'rithiti, si
meofbs (rom free aaite.
; Data,Oeoe ti, ISm - . ,
J. O. W MXtlaair;'-'
J, K. WxAUsvaroBO, 1 .dministrstor.
Attorney for ASmlnistf tttor.
NEW ADVEttTISEAiKNIS.,
WAN TED. A
housework.
tin
Call
do ft tie re
realdanoe o
Prof W U Lee,
T?0H
Ail fe
OR BALIS. A farm of 833 acre at
lllsra Utattna 6 rail from Albany,
fenced. iVK) aore- In otiHivation.
nearly all good wheat land, new bouae
ami burn, guod water. Will anil half or
all. Tor rut reasonable. Inquire of own-,
ere ou tbe plaoe.
KTIIauon,
. ... WW XlowtLL
ANTKD, A position to do general
houanwnrk. Call on Mra. J. 8.
Iilaie.aix tnliaa wnktnf Alhauv.or addresa
uor at in Albany I'onioinue. ,
WTAMKn.-Furiiished rounie
T f room ana bed room with '
kitabon. Adree D8moott oillu.
TT'OUND, On nroadnllitm and between
ov ruin and Hxth Ntraeu in
Albany on
buiiday October
13th a boy overoeat.
HultabUforaboy of tlx or
r woven veara,
Owner call and pay for lula nolle and
get ooau
I? STRAY NOTICR-Two boraea.
M A white and a aorral, ;wner will call
at my plea three mile went of Miller'
station,
C. vaT2Cb.
JJIANOTO KENT. 18a month. Call
X. at u. 1 jiiaokBian'e Arug sior,
U risciAL NOTICE. Owl ne to a ml
KJ onderstan'tina' hiiarilln, tl ,i,kw,l
hours, Mr Mead aad MIssMarbuck, the
waouore 01 cue aeiout ami Kindergarten
school. In the W. V T. V. Hall, wish to
y itieir dally session I from 9 a. m. to
ff tn' lh"r bar rsoelvsd a large
" uuei-eunmsm 01 Kindergarten ina
tortaland give Instrnotton dally la com
mon SO boot atudlaa ami kl,wt.ri.n
motHf mn"i0 leeaona given fro to eaob
usoirea. i erms nny cent per
Mn; Msud,
Mia Btarbucx.
Notice. Having disposed of lhlbany
ditch, water works and other nroner.
ty I am proceeding to settle up all my
ousmess, ana ncreoy give notice to all par
lies anowingtnemaclvrs Indebted tome to
call at the M 11 Ofnce and settle.
John A Crawvokd.
SEVERAL SMALL TRACTi nfland
RM' lAjn tnm ..U mm . . .
, ... .. VmmJ !'.
Inquire of II, Bryant.
OLD IRON.-Flfiy ton
easltnirs. in anv nuantltv. wanted
inimetilateljr at the Altmoy Iron Work.
Eetu n nftba Favorites,
At lha
Albany Opera House.
felx BigbU only and Saturday
MATIN BE,
Commencing
. MONDAY, NOV ( II,
v ,. of tbe
People's Favorites
CHICAGO COMEDY COMPANY,
In an entirely new rrportolre
rkaaarriay every olBtt. '
Monday Engaged
Tueaday.Lady And try's 8ert, and fare
Wednoaday ooesaaoo sooosooo Colleen Bwn
Thursday, Too Inainond Mystery
Friday ' ......... ........ Long Hu ike
81 u r d ay ........ K very body's Friend
UAiiOsleoeoe aaeeae eoaeaooHt eooeaooew eeeoooeoe soeeo 01 tp
pTPopu isr price, 20, Su and 50 cent.
Gallery, '.Or. peinnet, SOo, rosejved seat,
60c. HO lllUHKH,
Reserved seal now
tnaa'e.
sale at Black-
Belter Than Ever.
I Instead oroflerlns; a prise that only
benittte toe lu k otto, cr sending out
confidential slips sa baits, ws propose in
opanly effoi the clilxons of Albany and
vtnloity ehoico gnodM at bed rock prinee,
and elve FIVK r"EK CENT DISCOUNT
for rah on each dollars w.,rlb nf ;ood
st rouit price nntil tb 12th of January.
Highest prices tabl for chickens, eugs
euu nutir. t nsnkios; yon lot your pa
patronag and soliciting- your trsde f
too future, w beg to remain at your aer
, J M BasM'B.
E.IC12AR0sS a PHILLIPS,
ATiJlANY, OBBQON. ,
i ircliltsctiiraL Wool laskg.
ManuraUurers of All Kinds of
NewHls, I'ediMtala, Muir Pot., lUllstere,
Corner itioeks, Hiwtte. Buttons,
Flnlal.Mantlea,Omeel''lltlrsgs,
M Poreb Columns, Uato Or
. - nsmauts.lndlan clubs, ' ..
.. . Tab's, bvsnd and
" Chair Ig.
All orders left with u will raoelva
prompt and careful attention. , . ,.
Fancy turoluj a specially.
S. A. RIGGS,
,' ' . '.: of Men,-
b opened a shop for
; -V;" MARBLE AND GRANITE,
ftfAln and il.uv,U.j. and all kind of
oeiiieiory worK.uowr uar than hav
ovsr been otTared In in- WlUametio Val
ley b or at. .fore. Most door to Onat'oaAT
i i i i t
Cancers Cured.
K, rongl ,t ij., , Albany. Orr-irr:
event lor J. H. Dunctn, tbe Ureal Canerr
Kin ((.of Mortlmur, Kansas, will treat all
external cancers on the prinalple of NO
CU KK Nu PAY. Yft further inform.
tioa, aauress
' J. at. narciAmi,
'y, ; Cor. 2nd and Clevotacd St,
. HJ 4tl A Albany, Or,
A.,,....,,,. ' V. - ".iN "
L
"' Vor sale by Will A Stark, dealer ia
fin wrtches. jawelry, eto,
TRANOIS PFEIFFER.
- -PROPRiurroKOF -' . , -
Albany Soda Works.
-And Manufacturer of
CHOICE: COIFEuTIOHEEI, ;.
We are aow preparer!, to sell at - whoU
', always fresh and ae at Portlsnfj
,,es 10 dealers. We a'ss keep a ftti
f .-.- .-, .
. JSuts and Tropical Irnits, . ;
liQARS AND TOSACOO.
II. 8. ELLIS (& GOi
Iatporiers aad Dealers la ns tlara and
opposite Revere House. San Fran Is
and Portland papers slways on hand,
A Philosopher always
Thinks.
Try it; Think of ,
, L E BLAIN
wben during the wet, 000', antrum
and winter weather jott need
n Ovcrcoat,Rub
bcr Goods, an
Umbrella or
COTHIKC, FURMSHIKGCOODw AND
BOOTS AND SHOES -GENERALLY.
or want a tylih suit made by a
Crst-c!as tailor,
THEN CALL Oil Hir.l.
CHAS. H. DODD & CO.
-4-lHPORT&n8 or-
Hardware, Iron, Steel
AND FARM MACHINERY,;
Front, First and Vino Streets, ::::::: Portland, Oressa.
Sol) Agontn for Oregon
- a
-
DEERE'S NEW DEAL PLOVS. ,
u. ti. . mm n.!i m1 -mma aa aaae ahaohrU vdtuMon. that ttSBSS wk
mil-t. nu. tuj. Pimm' ti ue ao Jm
m ' lo ud Uio or -" c-A cnoigh la tftelr pnuea. a lunuat Uwss
, ttJi(witioutaeatsUacbtiaaat. Scali aHachmenta are saUa,.
JJEEBB. XOWJSn 1IFT trOXSTSr PLOWS.
BUCKEYE SHOE. PRESS GRAIN DRILL.
' ' ' ' Beakers Uo rrsss Orals Drill. Beekeys Ssnlsrs, Bucksrs Spring Tooth Harrows.
. K,'n-i-t mA u nnntu tun cstrtrntrnc:
Uttht 59 WIW
The ksss6 sstprovad tapltassnt for sosisf saw mer
: .
Ws als nave a fall ! f nngejea. Carrlaarea, rbsetoii, Koamttvla Woa
. I'latroraa sud ather Bprlag Veatetea. 4 .
SCHUTTLER FARM WAGONS:
Uwranes k Chaptat' SisHnc-Tsoth Uorrows, Deere Barrows, Sdsauos reed UUls, IWas rsaanif stills.
KMSH RARtt VIPF FTft FTC "
; sSiictira fin ;
' - : . ( .... .. . . ,
irt tbe feet Ihmi am offerint bottet bargtiei than any on fM io At 'r'.:
Boogbt al baf.xrupt aalea I can sail
First-Glass Goodsi
ot below COST.
FOP
Gsasrsl msrebsndise ot all H" oU
Of ho, -t . , ,
G,
AcCBBaOr, : ,'..: , HUATBoWO
J. JeDORRIS,
r ALBANY, OBKGON. '
The' Only, Complete Set Ot Abstract
Books and Maps In Linn County, v
jBsrOUle In the Court House.'fi. . ,
Itnalnaaa antrnatnd to : mV ear Shall
hare prompt and osrefal attention.
jsaw idea Fein cue.
Partlet desiring to'parihase taw log-t
will Uo well to call on. the undersigned
who has about 300,000 ft of logs the
(Jaltpeoia at Brownsville.
r. orownjTiuc. - ..
H. F. Ubrrill, Trustee,
Albany, Or.
nd Washington for
ta awl 'mma ao ear ahsatat Mefectloaj, that
n-r.rtv" a-a-e-..w -
fallow. Tbe saost eoeopleta sad
WW far
ianvn for ?mtT. nntTttir itt rvrt tm
E THRALL, Agent. Albany. Or
m rrti yUr rg
' r
W. SIMPSON : '
. . Albany Kursenes. '
We are permanently located en tbe old
Cline homstead i mile frosi Albanv on
Coryallit rosd, sod bars on band a large
stock of -
Choice Fruit Trees
of our own growing, whloh we will sell a
lowest llvins rates. - -
Parties contemplating planting trees wil
eonsalt their tnterests by exsininiug our
stock and prices before purohasiog.
, , , HtsssM & Baowynit,
.ii';': Albany, Oregon.
IOST. On last Siturday nr tbe eor
jner of Third and Washit.on, a red
is jner oi tuna nu ".. wu, w
I is containing i.60. Please retura t
thisolSce.
UNRIVALLED
NOT ONLY
ALMH ATTRACT
Uot s tttUt't iunuii s1io' of
nn
.Received
Tor the fs'lsi d (iter lisde, ccasistirg if s larfcesod cfcoice stock
tbe latr t jn 11 r
Ao anr.va.led line oi
Gloaks . and - Jackets,
in all style) and aisee, a well selected stock of Men's, Children's and
Ladies'. . , .:-..',:
BOOTS AND SHOES,
A large assortment of
CAR P E T S,
And a eboico eelection cf . . ' . .
GROCERIES.
Firat-elara good and reaoonabla price al way astorad.
MATTHEWS
Carry a A rat
Stoves, Tinware,Hardware,EtcM
Tbleh tbef are celUns: at remarks) b7 )ow prise.
JOB WORK
earefully and proropUy don at reasonable prjoes."
HOPKINS &
STOVESi TIU WARE, SHEET IRON, COPPER WARE
- ETC., ETC.
Jjnota for "On Tim" Healing and eooklng Suves. Job work Pla n ',(.
ete, prompUy attended to. v
CHEAPEST ARD BEST PLACE IN THE CITT
BEHAVE jnst received an Invoice
i k.r;.k" to Tnrn'rnt'he1-
boot la Oregon for tLa far mere use,
'. M D. Wells &. Co'j sabool shoe. .
. T.Brtw. Ml- . r,n
tm I IIS- fiKa
1 asva, vaa s a iuv sjat
. I " Our rail oclt uTUrj Oootla and Ko-
1 tion ,, Gent's Furnishings, I a
. bow complete -
Geode are arriving dallv -
All tbe latest style and novelties.
Inviting your pal ronago w are
Respectfully Yours,
Barrows fc Searls,
Blumberg's New Block.
PURE
Paints, . Oils, Stationary,
DR. GUJSS S; SdM
FOR THE BEST FURISITURF
OALti OJt Tint" .
- s ''v.'
Albany Furniture Company
OP POSITS STEWART & tOXS,
DED ROOSVa.SETG, TADLCS ; CHJCwi UPHOLSTERED
GOODS. WALL PAPERS, OA3Y CARRIAGES
ETC. ETC..ET L
FURNITURE.
Taw want the beat and most durable furntnrethat Is manufactured In tbeieily go
i . .. .-, ... - " . . . ? . ".
Thomas 33rink.
BROWKSYILLE
0 Ps OOSLOfei Ci GC.IOs
.
Kl tU ssla suJ Colleations and
f Kotartal basfnes atteaJj to,
ATTMCTi
DNS
H
IKf t ATTENTION
1
ly
k WASHBURN.
I"
- class stock of
SALTMARSH
-
DRUGS,
- H Prempt attention'
1
s
Reul Estaio Agent,
Conveytnoicg ern lnds done In a re
liable m-inner, -.All t-netneKe will rwie
treat netr Ilrst, Albany, Orgon,
V, : MS
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