The state rights democrat., November 29, 1889, Image 1

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190.
Harper's Magazitio.
ft k kakaawa-tbe KhakMport ( Mala A
ataay .ill aa wanlrl lu HunilXwiml far
lliut). milk OMtitutnuWt AaJr.w Ln. lUaras.
Mtmim altt taap;I arranjanwuU wltb
Alpha- 0.U.M, U yraato.1 al living Kranah Ho-
liata, tor th .aetnal. pblli.Uun.lii aerial (rn, (
. kunoroaa L-y, la as ewllUa "TW Catottl.l of
Tiruwi ; th. Laat Atlratluna 4 ll.a r Taf--H.
" Th alory will he lran.lt.d by II onrj Jama
t4 UluitnUnl by ItW aii M.rrUcli.
W t n.walla UteM)trit..lt vlt In tltr.
Fvit, and Lalaatllt H.atn wLU. lu two (arts,
aUilad, "Vuunia," bathliuiMaly Ulutirstatt.
1 lllustrata p!", towhlHf t-uja:U ot current
Uiant,au. la Ita alive atatWa. (xwnx, i,4 Uuilj
nlolw, the IlkguiM will atalntalti l-a cli know
aUndant.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Per 'mr i
harp.-- mua7ink...... , tiro
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KAKPkUK YOC.M) ffcUI'l-kL 1(0
Poataaafra. alt (alxcrlbx In lh t'i,ltJ Rt.ttw,
Oaiuula, or Mtla,
Tb Vcluato f lh UuiM btlln llb ll.tNuiu
r Uf Juua and lcB:tr, i( cnh Jar. MU.-a.o
kinM UiO0, euhsertptioas IU Wyin .Ithth
Xuabw cnnul al tin at nK.lp.ut M.r.
Bound VatunM at Uaarse hUu.usa I thrr.
Jrt back ,lo nnkiekitk hindin,tll Imtnll) mall,
pat paid.an nmlpt el $100 par vatqw Cloth raw,
Kxr klmilaf . U aaah by nwll.pual-paid,
Iwlas la H tana's ktuiwi, Atihb-tic-.I.Aiia,yt-laat,
an! C aaaiAoMor Yalaaia I to 70,lic)uatt,froai
J una, 1S.-3. to Juna, 1S84, ana la)., , cKlh, ft 00.
RentllUuira akauld bi aaad. by Paetoflk- Nana
OrJa ar Draft, la a-oU ehsne. ol laa.
Nwapar-r ara not M e-py thla adTertiKnitni
without lha etptraa onler at M isrsa t lisuTtisaa.
Ada-raaa : HARFER fcHPTH tKH. K.w York.
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For Ml by Will at Burk. dcatora la
(In wtlehat, iaariklry, m,
The New Drug Store
IN THE BLUMBF.f.O BLOCK.
2EE. TIJ23ISk-jZ222)
Ilaa euid his new aloro v lib thol -c block of
Drags, Patent 51cdicn.es, lcr
ftimeryv Toilet Cases and
Drnggists Sundries,
pgr ?rw-iiiilti promptly and rsrafully fompoorrleU. 1" Emiy.
Daw aii-l frrali. fXf The public i Inritttl to rail auil inapert
gvxrja an-J gtt prieao.
Juli; Gradwohl's
Golden Rule Bazaar.
Hla aiock. haa boon aulargJ ao that It eua! any on tha Coa'.t, and oooalata of
Roger Bros. Silverware, P -Utunn and Crys
talware. Boys' Wago rriager ,
Fancy Goods, and . rieral
assortment of Orockiey
xnrt Toys.
H buy Jiroct and earrlaa tha larfmat atoak
baa ben addod cotnplela line or
FAR1ILY GROCERIES.
Agent for I nan ran a oompanlea with a espiUl zirozilnz 75.000,0ff .
fild on parte Fraocala. Iller wird douU h gepro;hon.'S4l
NKW STORE.
Mitchell & Lewis Co.,
' -DEALERS IN
Agricaltnral Impleiiicnte
aml Vehicles
ALDAUY, . . . Qll
COIwIE AND SEE US,
FURNITURE. .
ton want Ihe bear and moat durable furwtare that le mannfactured In tljeity
Thomas Brink.
Smoke the cigars
Manufactured
-AL80
IL1P0RTED A13D KEY WEST CSGAPiS
Flu,' anJ smoking tobacco, Meerschaum and briar ji(s snr)
t!fi')k'- art:-;'?. scnpr!!r.
VOL. XXV.
Constipation
It'mnniU froinpt trcatturnt. THo fc
itlia at I'.c-Soct iiifyy lo soilons. Arulil
nil luirsh mul t'.ruxilc pirutlrcs, tlia
tt-ntli'iioy of which li to TouktMi th
lKwela. Tlio beat rrnunly la Ayor's
1'IU.s. I:f!nj jinri'ly nfUblo, thotr
otlou la jrtuit mul their cilui t ntwaya
lwotiicl!tl. They nro nn odmlruhlo
Liver mul Afior-tlUinor pni.nntl every.
liero cihUt-hhI by tha irofuxsioa.
"Ayor'a ri!li nra Mirhly ntnl unlvor
anlly mhU.'h f J.y tlit 'iulo aUu6
liorw, I iimk.i tlnllv t( jlitm lu my
lrnrl!ri.." Dr. 1. E. l'owlcr, ikUljjty.
jvrt, I'tma.
" I ran rocotnirif-ml Aycr'A Vi'U nlxiva
nil oUhts, liuvin;; provnl tlmlr
vuhio n n r:th:iiilo For invnt-lf Rui
launly." J. T. 1K, Lcitlmvlllo, Pa.
" Tor KvrraI yrnr Ayor's linva
bocu itst-tl In my imtilly. Wo Hud thcui
BU
Effective Remedy
for roniiatton mA lmllj;ftion, nrnl"
em itorer witlmttt llicm in lha lioitao."
Muses Grrulcr, JUwvli, blu&s.
"I havo yfi Aycr'-i Till-i. for liver
trotihiea 011J inili;;i"tiol, tlurlii liutny
year, ntiil I;ttv niwus Xuun.l tlirm
jroiiiit mitt (piiii-ifiit in iholr actiou,"
la biiiiili, L'licsk, J V.
MI atiiTcr.'.l Is-om ronxlirnlltm wlilch
.vttuni'.l vtu-li u:i t'Utiimto form timt I
Jittri-.l it v oitltl ritti.a it atoppnn of ilm
lniwpl.i. 'iwt tnxoa nf Ayer's J'ilta rf
fflci i cymplclo euro." 1. lSurko,
" I linvo nan! Aycr'a Tills for tlio pnst
tltlrty yi.ira nntl conai.Ur tlicm nn in
VulimWo fa'uiijr inolii-iuo. X l;mr of
no WW r-i!ipily for Jivcr tv.tilU-s,
Bna luivo niwaya fotitul them n ruint
cttr for tlyrfiM-jw.i.1." Jainca Otiiun, VO
XUUWlo at., ll.u tft-rtl, Cu:ia..
"ir.ivln-jl.ra troutloil iU roittlvo.
riots, wlili'li (fcmi iuvitnli! w- it It tr
aoin cf a.'iU'i'try iakiia, 1 linvo ttioit
Ayrr'a liupln-' for roliuf. I nut
lal to ay that tl;i Jiavo aorrcd un
ullor than any fthor uictlluinn. I
arrive at thU cinc!tsioji fnly nftor n
f:tit!ifl triul f tht lr inorU."' taumol
X. Jouta, Oiik at., Uostou, Waii4
Ayer's Pills,
ritEPARED I:T
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowoit, Matt.
Cold by all Dealcra la aXmUclna.
"A BY
CAKRIAGKS
AT
STK.VVttr &
80
In tha WllUmott Valley, to wbl'
NEW GOODS
. -. ,..,3
by Julius Joseph,
CBALE IN-
Gkttino Evkk The Dkmh;AT haa
received n copy of tha Mr Ami 1 dimmer
puhlUhed by the nolorlou V T tllU,i.rw
at Eugene. Aa we aaaUtad in atlrrlng up
tha loud-mouthed fellow we glva a couple
littler aqulha about 13rownvllt and Albany
to ahow what n venomoua fellow Ellla i 1
llrownavl'li', Oregon, U the niot cacn.
tlully wicked, htwlraa masked hoodlum
ruled llltla town of ahdut three hundred
and fifty pcanla we ever It haa fiv
church building and evei different kludt
ot Chi'UtUm i ii'id thcie are mtt acven
rfrulirht Chrlilit to atand for Jod and
truth, and nirnlnat ln. In a raaM.it of live
mile.. .. Albanr. the county ae.tt of I.lnn
county, mobbed out the Salvation Army
with nuitl. tohacca quid and atone. Ho J
lum gAtii; infeat it atreat, and arc conn,
tenanted end tolerated like j.itkn! dog.
That titv 1 full of aepulchcr called
churches. Hoodlum and cuntlng bla
nhemv are nn common a rain In an Ore
eon whiter. M?w much tetter la a dead
lion than a live dou f A'o have China
phcaaant In thl country too.
A I.ivk Mektino One of the live at
meetine c tr held In Albany wm that
list Tburiday at the ollke ot Wallace A'
Ctulck for acoulerence of bualncc men
with the representative otlhe Oregania,
Mr E O lone. In reference to the cUv'a
advertUement.whkh that paper had made
a botch ot bv placing over a like ad. of
Currn & Monullh.aiul evidently by con-
I rati with that firm. A large number
were preent and mm pretty plain talk
ng wa done, the rcault beim; that no
definite arrangement wa made, thotigh
the linal order tii fr the ad to be run
blank, or not until afte.' January tt, and
when run a new one l t be written. The
matter I looked at In an unaavoiy Unlit
in Aluanv.
Ftavmca. I. I eay to .figure cu
any tiling In thU world, and we have a
bout come to tin concluolon that ff jure
dont alway tell the truth. The Salem
S'.atetman aty "Saljin U m.det, but
he "get there" when it eomrt to figur
ing up the capacity ot her electric llnt
work. She ha an arc capacity of 0
I'ghUcf 2000 caudle piwer o tch (191,000
candle.) and an lncantjcent capacity of
1070 lamp ol a candle power each (43.
150 candle), and joo tncandeacent light ot
aixtccn candle power each (Sooo candle).
making a total 01 343,150 candle, almott
twlc that of the windy city up the creek.
figure Uou t lie. Aluauy claim wa
151,850 candle power.
Will Lo-tk in I).LtA. Mr I'ale
Backentto, cf Albany, arrived in (hit city
last Friday and pent several day looking
about. So well plca.cd wa he with the
place (Hat he purchaaed of Mr WUcmtn
the lot jut north of The Obcrver office,
and jut at toon aa the lumber can be had
he wU bare a building erected la which
he wi:l open out In the liquor htitinc.
In a week or twa he will briiia; hi wife
over fiom Albany to look out a rctldence
property, Intending to become In the near
future "a full-fledged IV kite. 'I hey are
turning their eve toward Datlaa from all
direction. l'oik Co. 0ltrvtr.
FatRGiir Bill. In teferrlng to the
DcMocaALtltem on the number ot freight
bill Ittued here the Salem Slaittmum aa va:
the above make interesting reiJing,
but ia far f.-om the truth. Since the Hrt
of June over 45 way bill have been It
tued from Sa'.cm' freight depot. Thlt U
over 750 per month and certainly tncakt
wu for the mctropoii ol the valley.
Neverihe!t, thourh we mentioned no
name before, we are Informed by partiet
c!attnin t. know, that the nuut'iicr Uued
t Sa'em fur lx month wa aitoul.1400
The "jArAKEK Tea To be given by
the ladies of the it Prcby!cr!an Church
at the Armory ,on the evening of Dec. 3th
and Oth. promise to be an enterUlnln?
affair, an intcrcttlng program i being
prepared,wlth an entire change each even
in. '1 he tnaclout hail affording aaaple
room for all who with to attend and enjoy
the mutic, view the varied display of the
Votick. The public ere retpectfully
requested to wait until our machinery ia
placed and ready to run before visiting the
Woolen Mill, a we are compelled to close
door until that time to all person except
thoe having busines.
Albany Or, Nov sith, 1SS0.
J P Gai.eraitii, Sec
A High Licekse Towx. The city
council of Eugene at a special meeting
made several Impoi tant change lo the city
licenses. The liquor license wat raited
from $.00 per annum to5tx. The circut
license, which was formerly $35 for the
first performance and $20 for the second
was raised to $100 for the first and t$o for
the second pen 01 mance. The theatre li
cense wet reduced O $3 for petformancet
wr.ere the admission Ice I so cent and
under and $5 where It It over 50 centt.-
K.egister.
Fat Riding. Mr Edward Sandert,the
Woolen Mill bo carder, arrived in the
city on -the 20th and will now maki
Albanv hi home. Mr Sander left Wor
ceter, Mats., on Friday at 3 o'clock, .top
ped ott tlx hourt In Chicago, caught the
new mail and passenger train and reached
here at the time atated. being a little let
than f ve days on the road. almost literally
I crossing the continent in that time, which
about beats the record
CA Gccd 111 Ihurrday afternoon
Mr J J Graham .old to Ja V Pipe 06 feet,
or one lot, front of hit property at the
corner of First and Baker ttreets. for
$6600. Mr Graham hat two lot left
For the three mtt he paid Mr C C Cherry
last January $5250, and some thought the
price wat hifth. That it the way Albany
it pushing ahead.
Bio Damans Suits. Thirty tuitt have
been brought in Pollk county agalntt the
Narrow Guaze Railroad comnanv lor
damage on the account of wheat burned
during the past tummer. The amountt
asked for will azureeate nboat Saj.ooo.
i tic sun win be hotly contested.
A. T 1. ...
All Raised. The Lebanon poper mill
subscription was raised last evening, tub-
scnpiiont ior ine enure $5000 being on
paper. This showt that Lebanon hat
tome enterprise of a high order too. Thit
mill will be a benint to the whole county
ana can oepena on a many s tupport.
Too Small. Considerable complaint
I made at the smallness of the watting
room at the depot. It Is only about
10x12, pretty diminitive for a place like
Albany, where from one to two hundred
people are said to take the cars every day.
A Perky Boat. The new ferry boat Is
nearly done. It will be 75x20 feet, about
twenty feet longer than the old one, and
will be launched In a week or two. Mr
Ike Conn is the contractor,
Malicious Prosecution A G Roberte
has sued Robert Ford at Salem for $10,000
damages for malicleus prosecutlon,In hav
ing him arrested for stealing a gray mare,
solely through malice. The case premis
es 10 r,e a lively one.
lunch ed AT.xce a. time., but ne finally Allowed It and It r lde pl.t.l .hot tart,whlch he retuMd M ywAw w, UJ tfc c
hrlnMTlJcY itll?, d!d him lo:. of good. Speaking of med- I remained In Albany the night ' Sfmil., . 1,
Itr afforded to .elect Chrlstma. prtet r,rnlndt u,e,hatlhe best ntace In Ihe following the race In hope ef having my BOt mple) wa elected? If to.
from 1 the large assortment ol noveltle. and j "J,, ih dro l.'at the new offer nccSpte-- 1 went to hi. backer, M why did he use all the power he eould
2?SrMi.,n"ne,,U uteluXntu ofler- drug .tore' WurabeTg Block. Long.and made the .ame proposition and .umrnon tncludlng a Use resort to forged
eoiorsaie. " . he refuted to accept, for proof ot above Mr,gr, to defeat him For three month a
Somewhat of am Error. A II new.- .... v ,.r I .- ....!... i.rku ppr 10 ucminim, i ori:ircc monins
ALBANY,
fJHttm Priceb Seveml day agoa cou
pie Italian came front tint front on ac
count of being III. While getting ahaved,
at Jim HrAdv', at First and Lyon ttreet,
that barber offered to prescribe for them
and take hi pay when they got their mon
ey on their time check. The prlco wa
$J a piece. They took hi medicine. Latt
C .to. U..tl. .......... ...I I I , 1. 0!. .
when he, according to their story .demand-
ed Kj apiece more, which they paid. Then
they squealed and called In Manna! Heft-
man and Nlghtwatclt Miller, when the
money was refunded. Urody state that
the report circulated that he threatened to
kill them It the money wa not paid ia tin-
truc,and that It can be verified by a man
who wa In hit thop at the time. Vhe In
cident at least show that Mr Uro.ly Is high
priced and that he received pay contiary
to law for doing what we have duly ad -
rnitteu phytlclati for doing.
Skvkh At Transactio., Mr Pcebler,
who lecently i.toveJ to Albany from U
matllla county, ha bought of J II Uurk-
nart, 35 acre on the SciKemlre farm, t',i
mile fiom (lie city paying $JJ5 for the
ame, or $90 an acre.
Mr l'cr.y Spink hn sold t Mr Fred
Blumberg three lot at the corner of Fifth
and Maple Street, Including the wood
shed, and alo wood In the same and team,
Consideration private. Mr lilumberg will
hereafter run the wood busmen.
Mr Spink ha a'ao so'd to I)r U M Tone I
two lota at the orner of Ferry and Water
oirect, tor $3 (tut, anti aiu the lumber
on the property, and lr Jones will run the
yaru,
Camk Aa Fa Aa Albany, We have
been Informed that a young man living
near hete had Induced a girl fllfteen ycara
old of Linn county to run away with him
a fe day ago, stating that It the would
go to Seattle with him the would be treat
td royalty. The couple had gone as far
a Albany, whtn relative of the toun
lady, In Corviilla gained Information of
the affair, interfered and took her home.
The young man made himself auttddenly
earceand also returned home. Leader,
raiea or Stock. A bout 1400 head of
sheep so'd from the levi Morris band were
Intded on care In Ashland Tuesday mor
ning tor shipment to Sacramento. The
price realized wa i per head for the
wethers and Si. 30 for the ewe and lamb.
Tiding
It M Drake I expected In from hi
tuck ranch In Uaroey valley In a few
week. He made the best cattle tale ot the
teason in that section, procuring $17 a
bead for hi three year old and over, and
other at good figure. Record.
To A lor 1 a. W D Ilarr and Capt E J
Lanning are In Astoria I t the Interest of
the Albany 5i AstorU R R. Birr will go
over the route lo Tillamook, but will not
make the survey at present, lie I re
ported to have said; "In regard to how
toon tin work will begin, I cannot state,
I know, however, the company means
business. The; have plenty ot money,
but I hardly think that building will com
mence much belo.'e spnrt. 1 hat the Al
bany Sc Astoria will connect the two cltie
Inside of a year, I have no doubt. "
Statc Fair Board, The following etc
the oiTker who will run the State fair rc t
year, having jutt been elected, mostly re
Icectcd. President, 1 It Looney; vice
president, vYU'lam Galloway; aecrctar
J T Gregg; treasurer, A ltusli chief ma r
ahaLiohnU Wilsons superlntenden t o
the paviliion, E M Waltc. The etecutlve
committee cntat of 1) If .oo:iy, chair
man, jonn Alison, M n iikins, wm waiio-
wav,j 1 Apperaon, and the finance com
mute of DS Itulck. John O WHzht and V
It Dcljshmutt. J Q Wilson supednten-
dent ot ground.
Tn a Oaeco x Takkm its Mmiciaa.
fr E G Jones, representing the Ortg
i, wai in the cltr last week, and Ir.
behalf of that paper took the medicine
which the citizen meeting hod prepared
for htm. It waa administered lit large
doet,was very bltter.lt gagged him sever
papcrt make typographical errort, but
about the worst yet reported wat made a
few days ago by the Walla Walla Shift
man. The Item read : "W O flush, of
ti...... .., k.. K.. r..rtU.fiu-
dk MKIOtVII VWIMle vr J tJ'H'V JW,oay
in the penitentiary.- It .hould have read
'W O Rush, ot Thurston county.ha been
forty five vear. In the territorv." The
editor, and compositor, had business in
the mountain. Immediately afterward.
Not IIortNE Tiuavga. K few week
ago Sherifl Sloan arretted near eugene
three men auppoced to be horse thieve
from Umathla county. Soon after the
man from whom the horses were supposed
to have been stolen came down and fden
tided them a. hi horses. It now transpire
that the horset had belonged to another
man ann that he had cold them to the men
arrested . The prisoners were discharged
-legister.
Leoaxox. Last Tueday A. P Clack-
burn old hit Interest in the livery ttable
1 to John Nicholt and hat gone back to hit
larm.
M E Hearn told hit dwelling last week
ncari'ic ocvoi to air vc, uic a-iixiucci,
who it now occupying It
Fourteen loUsold in the Wastom add!
lion. Express.
Scenes at the Front. MrJG Craw
ford ha. returned from the front on the
Pacific, where he tuceeded in
I capturing twenty elgnt good viewt, among
some railroad building scenes, tuch at Or-
I man Crook & Co't camp, a nock trtim
men at work etc. This will afford our
citizenf an opportunity to take a ride to the
iront and stay at nome.
A Surprise Party. Last Friday a
geeuine surprise party wat given Mr and
Mm M O Brink, at their home on Filth
Street by twenty or thirty of their you n
friend. A very pleasant
evening wa
P"" " game., cwttn
A Restaurant SotD. Mrt Herman
Oierkt hat told her restaurant at the cor
ner of First and Ellsworth Streelt to the
uuci. ui niw will nri.uitct full II
The vo ' men ar. Mrl..,.d .....
Goetz Brot, who will hereafter run it
er and promise to keep up the good repu-
tation of the place
Lots of Gobble. Geoege Anderson
ha tome where between fifty and a hun
dred turkey next to the Democrat office,
whose gentle quack I heard from morning
till night, soon to be stilled In -death.
Last night eleven were raffled off, and
every night more will follow.
' Kid Glove t Kid Glove. I I
I have just received a full line of kid
glove branded Our Own. Thit it a eenu-
I ine kid glove. I buy direct from importer;
in iew York and consider them the best
value of any gloye I ever sold for thl
price. 5 button, 3 row of st'tching, $1.50
per pair. ..
8. E. Y0UN8.
Next New and best place In town is
GiUon' new bather shop In the Froman
Block, next door to Fortmiller Sc Irvine's.
Best barber In town.
Pitcher's Csctsrln.
OREGON, FRIDAY,
CHfKr nilWL.
In the brilliantly lighted earlor ef a
beautiful eottage far out In the tuburb of
the euty, bustling city 01 ivcoinon, away
from the din and rattle of that hurrying,
rushing mail ot traue, eat a delicately
redded but atiiklngly beautiful younu
lady. The latt ray of the aettlntr iuii
thone through the half open window and
played and dance through the golden
curl that crewned the head ot the peer-
lets creature, tneortiv oocupanl ot the
room. One toft, vlrt cheek rested on
her shnaely little hand, hor eyes had a kind
01 a"i 11 Del my eoott ne na gene oacx on
me look, " and tne euivermir up and the
heave and tet of the white sheen ether
bodice teld that the mvitlc bird ef love
had driven It talon deep Into her once
proud bei-.rt. Her quick car cauuht the
sound of footstep, springing to tier feet
he tenderly took her gum from her
meulh andttlcklnir It on the Inilde ot one
of her cuff reached thedeor juttlntlme
to admit a young man.drcssed In the style
and finish of aa up town drug clerk. To
hi manly form still citing the delicate
perfume ef eiafoetlda and Skunk Cab-
t ... . . .. .....I .
OHL'e, ilia lorm waa aymmeincai. ills
countenance waa raflned but open, perhaps
a little to open to ault the most fastidious.
but the elegant and aiale'y manner In
which he tested himself on the sofa by
her aitfe and play luiiy pulled her ear.aiiew-
cd that hs waa used to the higher walk
of life and moved in the upper circle ef
society. "Sweet, anielle creature, said
the younK man In a voice to deep with
passion that It atarted the doir to barking
11 .. . . .... .
one great passion of my heart which once I
in uie oacK yard, "i cannot oner you me
surrounded my tout a with halo, re,
weet one, I first laid my heart at the leet
of the grail-widow from Eugene, I did
for a solemn fact, yet It you win take a
heart weary with sorrow that cloud my
pirlt, take me to your tender brea.t and
let me find shelter there." "Tompson,"
cried the fair one,(sho never called him by
hi front namey'come down on your perch
I am your duck, rour darling, yoar un
hide. va vatur staort. little, nosv vla'et. I
am your till the paper mill I built."
Last week we met Mr Sam Case, w ho
by the wav I canvatilntr Linn county for
Or T Da Witt Talmagc' great book, "The
Pathway ot Life." U Is a large book ot
574 page and 3oo Illustrations. It la one
of the best book ot the age and the only
book by an American author ever endors
ed by the Queen of England. It should
oe on the table ol everv lover 01 good
book.
Not long since we called on Mr and Mr
W W Crawford, and Whit trotted out hi
twin boy and we took a cood. square look
at them. Mr aad Mr Crawfoidcan just
ly be proud of their fine boy They ere
bright, noble looking little bey and a
near alike aa twoallver dollars. They are
twenty-one month old. The combined
weight I i-ovi pound, one weighing 35
and the other 34 i pound.
Mr Mat Scott.our efficient road riper
visor, ha closed up hi road work for thl
season. Mat ha made a splendid roao
overseer, and he ha done good work and
a great deal of It and deserve great credit
'or the good shape he hat get the road In
hit district
Charlie Scott.son ot Mr Mat Scott, I at
Monmouth attending school.
Ml Emma Uurkhart witl spend the
winter In LcbarHn persuing her studio at
the Academr.
Have voj beard fem New York, Ohio,
Iowa and V li'i-tnH t How avout inn and
Campbell for '91.
i-aiCK UVftT,
Tea Utker ItUc.
Corvallis Nov. list, 18S9.
In vour dado, of the 10th Inat. 1 see vou
make a ttatement lo regard lo the Trine-
Cameron race, which doe me an Injustice,
anooeiteyingvou wou.u noioo so enow-
mgly, you will kindly give me space, ia
your valuable paper for reply. Now aa to
the modeot Starting Mr irtne would ae-
cept no other than mutual consent, which
meant no wool go cnever ne wat
on the track before the race.whkh he an-
I u aiiu tatft ti3 vvhiu wvin oe
dertook to do. I asked him twice while
n the track to choote pwtol shot atart,
and ne reiuseo. 1 nen auer woratng a
hour In the cold rrln I walked off the
track, after I wa. certain he would not
take an even break. I then offeied to
make the match over front $too to S$o
Watta and Mr 1 exits, of Rutt House, and
many otbert ol your cltixent, whose names
are not necessary to mention, isow nany
01 mose -Knowing ones nave in w u.um,
In regard to my fearing to meet Mr Trine,
1,1 ...it ,u. -,., k. it.nna.
a B,nsw V)ll VHI J W.W w V
"Ing f 100 1. Jcoo In Hamilton and Job'
hank and see H my money doet not cover
It. . t.. U V.AtBBO.
I)RVUSATI CITY CaWRNTlOJt,
A mat meeting of the democratic voter
of the city of Albany will be held In the
Circuit Court Room at the Court Houte
on Saturday evenlne- November the 3oth,
iSSo, at 7 o'clock for the purpose of noml-
.. , , . . . . . l .. 1 o .
nating canoiaates tor wayor, m.rsn.,,
eoroer ana i reasurer, to oe voieo xor .u ....
regular annual city election to be held on
Monday, Deceasber and, 1S89.
WARD MEETIMOR,
The committee would recommend that
ward meeting, be held on Friday evening
November tha solh. 18S0. at 9 o'eloek at
the following placet :
Flrtt Ward Uo ttalrt In the Clreull
Court Room at the Court House.
Second Ward In the County Court
Roam at the Court House.
Third Ward At the office of the tar
mere warehouse.
Each ward will nominate a candidate
for councilman and select a member of
the Clly Central Committee.
T J Stite,
E J Lamkino,
John Clrlaw,
City Central Committee
a. t O. -
Given Away.
For the benefit of our customers we will
give away on Jan itt, the following
1 Dinner tet, no piece, $J.c.
1 Tea et, 44 piece, $7.50.
X Tea et, each 44 piece, $t8.
These good are of the best English
are and a credit to any table. Give ut a
all and get not only the best bargains in
pure fresh groceries out tecure a chance
at one or more ot these elegant tett of
dishes. '
LaForest & Thompson,
ArrLES. A ear load of wormle ap
ple just received at LaForeit & Thomp
ton't, finest In the market.
ELEGANT LOTION.
Abbey's Addition. 54 lot In thlt ad
dition to Albany, near Hackleman't 3rd
addition, for ale, at $50 to $125 a lot,
t.urran & Montelth'. -
New cream ebeete juatjteoeivf d at Courad
Meyer.
Go to Hibler & Pauley for your job print
ing. Th.y do aoy and all kindi of work tn
ths pmViishing and job priutiog line. Qniak
work and lew pris.
Tha beat I line of
Read's
kid glove at W F
iBicrni.iiiv a w vw 1 eitwv w
Tho best watoh in the world for the monev
'at V hi Freaoh'a. Kichone fully warranted
NOVEMBER o, :
A AKtiTIi DOlHJEIt,
There I no pjllcy ef administration to
defend whlch.requlre o skilled an artful
dodger at doe the policy of protection
atchema to tax the many tor the benefit
ot the lew. The other day we called at
tention to the re aarkabio a linlsslon made
by the Ottgoniim on the subject of lite
tariff, the leading and most significant
one made by that paper being, his: "Un
der the operation ef tht protective tariff,
whiek wttt inV0Ht0il for the benefit tht Kai
Utnmatinn(turr and which forbade retort
to cheaoer market abroad, the v.ttexn
toMitmtr mil tbUged to jwy tribute to a
ystem of production which violated eco
nomic principle by carrying goad twice
over a needle journey with the cost of
the double transit." The Oregmiiin make
an attempt to reply lo our article but in
the most artful manner dodge our crlii
clam on this remaikable admission which
rbsotutely give away the whole theory
ol protection." The truth of the Ortg'
uiun't ilatcment no one oan disprove, and
few candid men will deny, We are glad
that the OreiiKinn, In'an unguarded mo
ment, has admitted the truth that
"the tariff xa Invented for the heneSt of
the eastern manufacturer." In Ita attempt
d reply to our article It atudiou sly avoid
any reference to tal IstiM admission but
wanders off and Indulge in a lot of non
tense and falsehood about Mill and hi
bill. Itut that paper will not be allowed
to escape in that way. The tariff wa
Invented for the benefit of Eastern manu
facturer aed not for the benefit of labor
people, fanners, aad consumer at wa
bhUntly claimed by thcOrnm and all
the other protection organ last fall. The
truth la that the profit of one must be the
to of another, and hence thl protection
scheme that result in profit to eastern
manu factum wus' result In a burden to
those who pay these profit. No body
shot! of a fooi could fall to see that labor
people and oilier non-protected classes are
made lo bear these burdens for the ben
efit cf these protected manufacturer-
From thl conclusion there It no escape.
The Philadelphia Tttegrmfh, a leading
republican paper of that state hat itt views
ot the late election. .It says: The present
administration hat been in ettttence tlnce
the 4th day of March last, and it I but,
the thoret truth, known of all .men, that
It hat not up to this day done a slagle
thlag-or for the matter of that, aald a
tingle thing lo Indicate that It hat any
idea or policy unconnected with the dis
tribution of federal office. It might have
adopted a policy In regard to tht public
duty which would have commended it to
the earnest notice ef thecounry ; but It
chose to adopt one which hat day by day
brought down upon It ihe angry comdern.
natbn of the country. The president had
apparently no other and higher Idea of the
duties of hi great office when he entered
11, or since, Chan that of dwtrbutiag the ea
ecuttve patronage. To that tingle line ot
duly he ha devoted himself with an ener
gy and pertinacity unexampled.
The Portland Jura! say: "Caodl
I date roraker s,d!spatch to governor Semple
etc, g ue Uer upon bU
1 ,, ... ,,,
"puoit-
l"i o'y nntwnw me uiuerento
I between the selected material It take to
mtke , republican and the ttaff democrats
1 . . .
mavo no e" ra 01 mo
I "at sending a congratulating eispaten to
I a aucccssful republican? That would he
1 . ,...., .,.t m.t,. -t ,k.
1 j
ordinary democrat, at a monkey climbing
a tree back warda. Neither met built that
I way." Now doea the irut really up-
I oraaer put. ion suprr-rtuman e nun to
I defeat Campbell and then after all these
1 enortt have failed and Campbelt elected
1 n rlllnet i
congratulate Ihe latter.
I o r oraker wa. not c'au ill central-
f
nlatlon to Campbell wat the well known
effort of the demagogue to ceure a
little
cheap capital.
The Portland Journal, republican .ay t :
"If the administration at Washington, and
particularly the Oregon delegation, do not
wish to be relegated to "innocuous detue-
lude" to far a Oregon U concerned, they
I thould lay the cold blade of the political
J scalping knife on the heads ol the demo
1 . ... t. L.u.i. - r -
. -t'r''" - .-
v...v ..-v. , v
No man wa. ever more braienly "an ob-
noxiou. partisan" than Marshal Myert,
I and the other federal officials are none the
lest dtterving of a speedy ticket of leave.
It It It a good and wlte thing to elect re
publican congrejtmen and senators, It
must be equally the part of wisdom to ap-
point republican to .ll the Important om-
ce. Let the good work begin." Thit it
the actual tpirit of republican civil tervice
reform referred to by the republican In
their national platform .
Never before In the history of the coun
try has public office, which should be a
public trust, been so persistently used at a
political spoil, or at a reward to the pract-
1 ical politician, as ha. been the case since
the 4th of March.
The country hat no cause to regret the
result ot Tuesday's election, nor will the
I republican party have it itt able and hon
est manager, insist that the administration
shall call a halt upon the policy of vulgar,
selfish politic which It hat purtued since
itt coming into power. The rebuke of the
people on Tuerday wat emphatic and
unlet the admlnittratlon changet It. en
tire coune and shows that It hat higher
aim! than those of putting the offices where
they will do most good to one man,
rebuke of 1891 will be a great deal more
emnhatle.
1 1 at CautankeroOld Woman
Described In tho nursery ballad, wbn
"llvod upon nothing but victuals and
drialc," and yet "would never be qulev
won undoubtedly troubled with ehronle
todiae.tion. .Jfcnr Tlctuals, like those
many othei nldecyjersona whose diRon
tiro powe:. haTefiwome Vm paired .didn't
acree wish her.. Till was before .the en
of He.tsUer'a S&rat: Rittor. or tome
aP
on 01 noresuvneaoaainenuaana relative,
would nodotitftedly lave, persuaded hr
tot ho Brsatvapaeifle for f!yspep.U
on.flpationand BiiiorMoeaa. Tkla wottfd
vt been moaeuee of self pronotion
lixfrc pays, for tho would eoon have heow
sriil sua oewsu eu uiauiru miooi win
hot ot'atnc.- TMie most ebatinato esses a
fi,j-isJon,vWi it stttridant iearftjrwn,
m .tienee, orwril uneatdnem e f&e
atom1 o th nerves 8,8 ornpleve
i oTtm by h!a novpele;n remeisgr
JBla and-fevr and bilious xe mitten
nW,m Wdney teoubies are aiso
v x aT I f 111
881).
A S4J4T1I1X UEStJKI.
Sometime ago, Wanamakcr, Postmas
ter General, voluntarily pledged himself lo
Senator Wade Hampton of South Carolina
that the democratic postmaster at Col urn -
bin In that state should bn permitted to
tcrve hi term out anJ th no appoint
ment would be made, even at the expira
tion ef the term without first consulting
the Senator. The other day while the
Senator was absent from hit ttale Wana-
maker removed Ihe democratic postmas
ter aud appointed hunccetor, At toon
a Hampton heard ot It he wrote Wana-
maker a scathing letter In which, among
other thlngt he tald: The newspaper
tat that betide managing the great de
partment over which you preside, you are
running a Sunday -school In Philadelphia,
and It cccur to me that you might with
profit to yourself select a the most appro
priate anbject of a lecture to your pupil
the Instructive story of "Ananias and
Sapphlra." Thlt would give yon a fine
field for your eloquence In explaining to
your young charge ihe Importance ot
confining themselvet to the truth ex
cept when tome fancied advantage might
be obtained over a political opponent. I
am your odedfent scrvant-
. Wadk Hampton. ,
IKKKlTlliiJB AMtlBlt-'l.
No state, however powerful, will ever again
do with ease anything to which the American
republic ia strongly opposed. There ia not a
diplomatist in Europe who djet not know this
or who doe not hold that Napoleon III wa
only sane in quitting Mexico, and that Prince
iitsraarck showed hit wit-lorn when, rather
than quarrel seriously with Washington, he
abandoned all pretensions in Samoa, Regard
ed from the point of view of diplomttistt, it it
because of her American alliance that the leg
islative Independence of Ireland would be dan-
gerout to Great liillain, to dangerous that we
rather wonder Mr Gladstone, unlike most of
bit fubordiruiet, did not take paint lo avoid
showing bow deeply hit Irish leadership make
him feet the ever growing strength and irresit
tibleac of the Union, It wa of that he
thought when be pointed out that already
Great Britain wat surpassed ia population by
Ihe republic, at a century hence Europe, at a
whole, probably will alto 1e. London Src
later, l ILL . 1 1 HI . .J jni -
II may not be generally known that, when I
exposed lo severe cold, a feeling of warmth h
readily created by repeatedly filling the lungt
to their utmost extent in the following man
ner: Throw the shoulder well back aad bold
the head well up. Inflate tle lungt slowly.
the air enteiing entirely through the nose,
When the .'ungs are completely filled, bold the I
breath lor ten Mcoad or longer, and then ex
pire it quickly through Ihe moatb. After re
peating the exercise while one it chilly, a feel
ing of warmth will be felt over the entire body I
and even in the feet aad hand. It b import
ant to practice thit exercise many timet each
dty, and eicil!y when in tbe open air. If I
the habit ever become universal, tken coo-1
sumption and many other disease will rarely,
if ever, be heard of, Not only while practic-1
ing the breathing exercise nuR tke clothing
be loose over the chest, bat beginneri will do
welt to remember, in having their clothing Ci
ted to allow for the permanent expansion oft
one, two and even three inches which will fol
low.'
W T Burney wat removed tor publishing!
land notice strictly in democratic paper.
We have ne kick about tke fate of war, but it
aarprtac aa and it, indeed a laughing matter
lo notice the muss into which Mr Appersoa,
the present incumbent of the office, putt got.
lie not only tee tit the notices to strictly re-1
publican papers with the exception of the
Yamhiil Jtrpotter but ahow a partiality to
some of them. Thit haa brought a beet' oett
uosrn about bts bead wbtch ia the end it I
liable to amount to hit removal. However, it I
1 does not concern us. Fight it out, boy, and
I we will do the laughing, Telephone Jfeet't-
Iter,
George Vanderbilt, who it about tol
I L tl J .L till . . . ,
Mlto tplendld county Mat at A.h.vl e.
N. C, It the youngest ton of the lata Wil
liam M Vanderbilt. Me I. a baohetor and
It now about 57 years old; it tall and alight
In figure, and ot dark complexion, hair
and eye. He care nothing for society,
and It most happy when in hi. library
with hi. books. Hi. legacy from ht. fath
er wa. $7,000,000 together with a library
and many of the picture in the Vanderbilt
- 1 gauery.
l
Swimmiag bath are becoming popatar ad
.. . ... . . ... . 1 bosrd
con, , fa . fa for a
to learn to swim aa lor a girl to learn the art
of cookery,anl claims that the swimming bath
adds to the comfort of the scholari and aseiitt
it the work of education.
First the scholars who left the Republican
pat !y were scoffed at; then the clergymen who
did likewise were lampooned, and now the
wealthy men who have got lick of tke old
machine are the subject 1 of sarostm, Wetl,
guest they can all stand thit lunger than the
Republican party can,
Besides tinging an American aong to the
phonograph when it wa. exhibited to him at
Friedrichsruhe the oi!.;r day, Prince Bismarck
scat the following mess: ge to hit ton: "Be
moderate in work, moderate in eating, and
also somewhat moderate in d risking tin
the advic. of a fatheMo hi ton."
If it it trne that God elected Harrlton, I
it ajuti evident that He regret the part
He took in the campaign. Hit influenc
of late teemt to have run toward the oth
er party. Afereury.
I If the administration steal, one tlatein
18S9
the I aad foaet three by the voice of the people.how
J mtxh nearer it it to a vindication in 1892?
If yen nave any JoD wer to ao can 00
W. Binithwho it pr.uo.td to do U
n.atneaEana aiuwi. uu aa cuup aa aoy
i . i.t. . 1 i
ene.
Tha Iatliea Dallekted.
The pleaaant effect nod io perdeet
. , ... l . . . . .
t,f
ft-uit texatsVe. Rjrrnp ofFlst, under
oncUflone, tnafra if wtir vvtk yetner
Ttia nteaaatig to (he eye tmd 0 ttio ta '
genciA-.TtitssCiOwiiM io icwi on nt 11
n's, ktStr utt bowels,
"NottilBg te Equal It."
"T harebesn selling Simmons LI
Regulator for thn '-past six . years..
ewtomera pronounce H tii tnii v
used.- Qna or my. onetomers waoie beal
was fn a wvetehod eoadltmn from a t
bd nod stubborn ease of ays-pepsin, n
the ltoguJator and was euir.e' eare
am o-tiiil my.oir for toyyld tsvew,
il by eloa e eonnnsrnent. I finoVro
0 equal It and tasfh? rwvmiMud It
Kos sjs,
C.PIXawKgi 'aV2M tg
v. sw. Jt x..-.-. .... i . w. a
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TO tmi ROOM FOR MY LARC5 STOCK CF FALL AMD VIM FEB GOODS
WILL SELL MY ENTIRE STOCK CF
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A.T COST
SALE, AND TKEYIMUST CO.
Beal Bargains.
AT TKE SAME TIME DO HOT EOSCET THAT I HAVE A COMPLETE
STOCK CF
BE,Y GOODS
Notions, Furnshingr Goods, etc,
WOULD ESPECIALLY CALL YOUR
UNES:
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Silk,
Table Linen, Gloves, Hosie
ry, Fancy Goods, etc
ALL AT LOWEST CASH PRICE
RESPECTFULLY,
; Tlie Leading Cash
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HOPKINS &
iQL..j.,li.t .a.iii ui.rtr' rnerTinni nnnncn t"'
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with Si I UVLtUa 1 Iti VAlaCn OilCCI l2UiiS UUrrtU
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ETC., ETC.
ssi - Agents for "On Timo" Healipg and seeking I love
j I .Mmnt v .tt.nt'.n In
ete4 froraptly attented to.
jfl
CHEAPEST AND BEST
a,
WILL BROS
Dealers in aU the Leading
va
Mr
. .uvwiui s;if?asa iuuvmuui viw au b iuti.
A Mil Una nf aant mnala hnn.lA.1
- , - " " - r . . - " . - ww, .1 wbi, 1.1 ' 1 a v ,
maeh Ire needle. Oils and oxtras for all reaehlnea supplied.
Slepairing f sewing mach.'noa, musUal lnstremeate, gun., el., neatly .loan
m a r. m ' .
;--( . jf at at
TIIE-DEMOCIIAT
a the heat
Advertising medium
In the Central
Willamette Valley,
e-iutcl t i. Pin OB at Albany. '
aw-ond-clana mall matter.
First National Bank
QF Af.ttA9ff , Ri:00f.
raaMaal.. ,. A.. Ki.lV'J
Vloa Prldnt W. V. Ytt (j
0askir,.M .., BL W. LSulHy.
TBARSACTS A OBHSKAt haniciag tturlr,.
AOXL'RTS KKfT solijwet ta .Sk.
lOlT KICHAjrOB mm! rsphie trn(.,r. ,ol
a Sew Terk, Baa rrsiwise., lioagn ssl I'm
"SoUBOTIOSf dAtgea frUa Wins.
aiaaiOTOfta.
4, I. Toras, B, W". tsssnosr,
U BbAM, h. FMKS,
V All KM E TCTMUHA
Linn Coaaty Bank,
Cowin, Eilstoa & Chamberlain,
ALCANY - - - OREGOfi.
TltAfc'SACTf sfenaral bankiag bnam.aj,
DRAWR10H1 OnAmea Xw Turk. H
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in ant Fartland, Otfim.
IXANHOa'CTua apptoyad aentrtty
EECCITgdaimeiUaabise - ebwk.
Bank (if Oregon.
ALEAKY. - - OHEGOH.
OAPZTAZt, 050,000.
Prewkient..
Vic President..
II. BKYANT,
Caoblor,
H. P, MEKKILI
Sight exchange and toloirrephle lrai!
frt on Now York, San FranelBco and
Portland, Oregon.
Collection made on favorable term.
THIS WILL BE A CLQSIKC CUT
COME EARLY AHOCET
ATTEKTION TO THE FOLLO WIN
Dry Goods Store.
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SALTMARSH
DSALEliS IN
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Mih work, pluiJiiia,
PLACE IN THE CITY
m.p.h.nill... aM.-. fjlw i
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