The state rights democrat., November 29, 1889, Image 2

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HISTORY IttrKaVTINU ITSULI.
The riilJclphi Timet, which lor jrr
hat bsea the organ ot Ham RanJall has
this to say about the late election; "The
).u that Is repeating the revolutionary
work of the slavery Issue ot 1854 I the
now vital question of tariff reform. It
had man pretests In hap of "local ti
sues" to open the way for party revolt;
but If there had not Ixen profound unrest
In New Kneland, In the Middle State and
the great Wett because of i gresslve and
needlcia tasftllon upon the ecsarlet of
life, and of the open proalllullon of the
policy of protection to monopoly freed,
no "lacal lunee" could have defeated
republican Governor and Legislature In
Ohio, defeated a republican Governor In
Iws, sna elected democratic Slate tiikett
U New York, New Jersey and Virginia
by majorities which equally surprised Ihe
leaders of all partly And the terolt ot
iSSo, like the revolt of 1854, will grow In
power a.tJ become more and more revo
lutionary In every section of the nten,
until needless taiatlon ot the people skill
be overthrown, and banded monopoly
shall cease to have special protection at
the cost ot consumers.
The people ot this country believe In the
Iberat protection of American labor. It
was Erst thought by Washington, and has
been sustained by every President from
Washington to Ilairtson; and it never
wilt be overthrown in the nation unless
protectionist leaders engulf their cause
and themselves In the etaetlng greed of
monopoly, Massachusetts aad Iowa will
heartily protect the wages ot labor In our
tariff laws, but tariff taxes employed for
protection must cease with protection to
wages. With our manufacturers put up.
on equatity with their competitors abroad
on the question of wages, eveiy dollar ot
adJltienal taa Imposed Is simply Inexcusa
ble oppression ot the people. Iowa and
Massaehusette want cheapened American
products without reducing wages oi labor;
they want tree col, tree wool, tree Iron
ore and free serap Iron to enable the New
England Industries to live, and the farm
ere of Iowa, with their crushlrg tar 18 Us
ee on everything they use, eat and wear,
and growing mortgages on their farms,
want cheapened clothing, implement and
household effects. And they not only
want them, but they must have them;
and the recent elections simple emphasise
the purpose of both East and West to
have honest and thorough tariff revision
and reduced Uses or revolution. It Is
only history repeating Itself, and whether
It shall be a brief rebellion tr a sweeping
revolution, will depend upon the leaders
of the party in power. The democratic
leaders In 1854 learned nothing, forgot
nothing, aad were hopelessly overthrown;
what will the republican leaders of 1889
dof History ts re peasing itself.
The Portland Journal sajs: "We would
like the Democrat to explain what a re.
ductlon of wages In the Oregon City wool
en mills has to do with free trade or pro
tective tariff, as national Issues." Bless
our unsophisticated soul, the Domocrat
has never believed thst a protective tariff
had anything to do with wages or the re
duction of wages. It believes, that, wheth
er the tariff bo high or low, the owners of
woolen mills, not only at Oregon City, but
all over the country, will pay just such
wages as the great law of supply and de
mand imperiously dicUte. If there be
many seeking tabor, and few who wish to
employ it, the priee of it wilt be low. If
there be tew seeking labor and many who
wish to emp toy It, the price wilt be hlh.
whether wc have free trade or a war tariff.
The truth of t hese statements is Incontro
vertible, Their verification is supplied in
the everyday experience of every employ
er of labor in the country. But the rcpub
lican party is bound by the pledgee they
made In their campaign last fall. They
warned labor from Maine to Texas that If
Cleveland wae elected tbe result would be
that wage would go town, reduction of
wagee would Uke place all .along the line,
and general ruin to the industries of the
country would follow, while, If Harrison
should be elected, none of these thing
would occur. Of course the republican
leaders did not believe these predictions,
but many labor people did and voted ac
cordingly, and now those republican lead
er must stand the necessary consequen
ces of their own racket, nUnt vdent,
Tbe newspaper man who penned the follow
ing knew what he was talking about; "The
prosperity of a town is not graded by tbe
wealth of its inhabitants, but the uniformity
with which they pull together when any im
portant undertaking is to be accomplished, A
tut with a thousand dollars at hi command
and a love of his heart can do more for the
building up and improving of it than the mil
lionaire who locks np bis capital and snaps hi
fingers at borne progress."
Tbe farmers in Kansas are burning corn for
heating aad cooking purposes, finding it jcheap'
er than coal. There is a duty of 75 cents per
ton on coal, and this account for com, at to
cent a bushel, being cheaper fuel than coaL
Verily a great many circumstances are com
bining to reveal to the farmer tbe fact that he
i daily a victim of the vicious high Uriff legis
lation of the country.
Vaccination is compulssry in England aad
optional in France, In the large cities o
France the number of deaths from truallpox
was 1956, or thirty one per 1 000 of the living
population. In the large cities of England
during the same period the number of death
was 332 or ,04 per 1000.
It is said that the custom of having bride
cakes at marriage among Christians derives
its origin from the Jews. At the marriage
ceremony of the latter, they were in the habit
of scattering corn on and about the bride and
bridgeroom, repeating at the same time the
Scriptural phrase in Hebrew, "Increase and
multiply. "
Ten men with drills operated by electricity,
it b said, can take out a much ore and tunnel
as far as too men with picks, shovels end
blastitg material, besides which the buildings
eaa be lightd(and a great saving on insurance
and oil be made thereby.
If "i L-, UJL "
There are more than 40,000 Chinese in San
Francisco. Tney form nearly one seventh of
the city's population, and i is computed that
they scud f 12,000,000 s year from tlittir earn
ings to China,
There are more than 170,000 miles of tele
phone wire in operation in the United Stater,
over which 1,055,000 message are sent daily.
Sua burned potatoes are said to be poison
ous, and a Jersey City grocer has just been ar
rested for selling such,
Over 1000 cars ef OHio grapes .have besn
shipped this year to points west of the Rocky
Mountains.
Maryland expects to produce 10,000,000
1, u.hf h of oysters this year.
It OMR PRIMC,
The editor of the Hrowniville Timtt visit ed
Albany some days ego, and among other
things he says this about what he heard and
saw t
"One other very litiHrtant thing we uoticed
while there, end that is the fact that a person
can buy goods of all kinds cheaper right here
in Jtruwnaville, than like good can lie bought
in Albany. Ve took particular pains to in
quire of those who have done trading at both
places snd every person, without a single ex
ception, testifies as to the above fact, The
htyh rents, insurance, cloik hire, tases,, etc.,
account for this.
We think this buying goods " cheaper ' in
Brownsville (ban in Albany is largely imsgitt
ary wioulit up to a high pilch through the
enthusiasm of home pi Me which within proper
limits is commendable. That Albany mer
chants pay higher rates etc, is .ikely very true,
but these disadvantages are fully overcome by
the cheaper freights paid by them as well as
the larger yearly sales on account ot denser
pop sis, ion, Brownsville has sn enterprising
class of business men and we congratalate the
peopte of that vicinage on their god for
tune.
Till KMT YET.
For $J.8o we will furnish the Democrat,
New York WirlJ. and American Farm
to any new subscriber or to any old sub
scriber who pats all arrearages. This Is
the best offer tver made to the people
hereabouts. Subscribe now while this
offer holds good. LK not let the chance
slip,
Chicago has voted practically unani
mously in favor ot the great ship canal
project to connect Lake Michigan with the
Mississippi RWir, and thus make a
through route to the Gult oi Mexico, It
Is expected that the canal will be fifteen
years In building, and Its purpose Is sani
tary as well as commercial, the canal hav
ing a flow ot water making It at all times
free of ofienslveness to the; populous dls.
trict through which It passes. There wltl
be on Its line several locks, where consld
arable surplus power may bo used for
manufacturing purposes. Chtcsgo is a
great city, and this canal will add tolls
Importance. Mora products of tha South,
will cwrne North for transportation
through the great lakes than will go in
the contrary direction.
Darwin explains the origin of giddiness from
this cause in the following wsy: lie says that
in learning to walk, we judge of the distance
of the objects we approach by the eye, and by
observing their perpendicularity determine our
own; and that at all times we determine our
want of perpendicularity, or inclination to fall,
by attempting to the apparent motion within
the sphere of distinct vision, Hence, when
we are upon the summit of a high cliff, tower,
or ether eminence, aad look down, we become
d'zzy because tbe objects below us are out of
the sphere of distinct vision, and we are oblig
ed to balance ourselves by the less accurate
feelings of our muscles.
The associated press dispatches from
Montana to the Ortmiim concerning the
muddle raised by the republleansthert
are a raee of bitter partisan lies from first
to last. We caution people who desire to
learn the truth about the muddle to place
no -reliance whatever In these dispatches.
Even the Mtrtury mai foroboth repub
lican papers denounce these dispatches as
whollv unreliable.
Henry Wattcrson says that the Democrats
have swept everything from h 1 to breakfast.
Correct. We always thought that was their
starting point, Portland Joarraa, Well,
where ia to cr do you suppose democrats
would begin to wipe out tbe republicans.
If you expect to vanquish an enemy, you must
fight Lim on his own chosen grounds,
Congressman Fowler of New York will
Introduce a bill In tha next congress to
provide for the electloa of postmasters,
nternal revenue collectors, and collectors
of customs by the people of the locality
where such office are situated. This
would be a great relief to the president.
Coflee wss not known to the Creeks or Ro
mans, but in Abyssinia and Ethiopia it has
been used from time immemorial. In 1690 it
wt s carried by the Dutch from Mocha to Java
where it was soon extensively raised, and
young plants were afterwards sent to the bo
tanical garden at Amsterdam.
All plants and tree coiisume water in
la rge quantities. Sir John Laws discover
ed thst an acre of barley will take up
1094 tcn ct water In two days. Trees
and plants are composed more largely of
water than any other substance.
London was first lighted in 1414 with
private lanterns. In 1736 the lanterns
were increased to 1,000,000 in number.
In 1744 the first lighting art was passed.
In 1820 gas was generally substituted for
oil.
Iron Is rolled so thin at the Pittsburg
Iron Mills that I2,coo sheets are required
to make a single Inch In thickness. Light
shines through one of these sheets as
readily as It does through greased tissue-Pap"--
Our clubbing rates with the American
Farmtr and New York IVtrUirt proving
highly satisfactory and daily people are
ordering the three papers. Remember
the Democrat, Wnld and Farmtr all for
lZo in advance.
The Republican press of this State is not
united, by any mean's in its high opinion of the
manner in which the Oregon City land office,
is conducted; in fact crooked work is broadly
hinted by one of the Astoria dailies, Wei
tome. The scientific experiments of . a Parisian
have proved that daylight entirely ceases in
the waters of the Mciiiteranean Jat a depth of
1518 feet.
Gov Foraker. of Ohio, lays that be is a poor
man and glad to be out of politics. "Was your
wife resigned?" was asked of the widower.
"Good heavens! she had to be," was the an
swer, '. ' , : ' '
The gold and silver product of the United
States for the calendar year 1 883 is officially
reported at $92,370,000.
At our present rate of growth the popula
tion of the United States will be nearly up to
70,000,000 in the year of the international ex
position. The grain which is used annually in the
manufacture of liquors would give 99 four
pound loaves of bread to every family in the
United States,
Abbel's majority fogovenor in New
Jersey was 14.242. This is the largest
democratic majority e er cast In that stale
over rspubllcan.
Senator Fettigrew, of South Dakota, k the
youngest man in the upper branch of Congress
lie is forty one years of age.
At Alcbmson. Kan., potatoes sell for sixteen
cents a bushel,
Tha white pppuS:iii.m f AUkaTcirI
tory is increasing, and now numbers 3500.
In tha late report of Gov Knsjip, much
stress Is laid on th? complaint that It Is
Impossible for any one to secure freehold
homes In the Territory. Excepting twen
ty one grants made by the Russian Gov
ernment during Its ownership, all tha
settlements made are by squatters. What
agricultural (-sources the Territory has
cannot be developed under this system,
and It should be corrected, and probably
will be, when the attention of Congress Is
directed to this snbject. Alaska's wealth
lies In her fisheries, mines and tlmder, bot
alt these are poor basis tor a State unless
farming Is possible, and this cannnt be
had without a policy which enables the
cultivator ot the soil to own the Improve
ments that lie makes. The Alaska In
dians are slowly becoming civilise!. Most
of them have comfortable homes. They
seem more willing lo work than the tribes
ot Indians further South, and therefore
have a more hopeful future,
It stems that the Dominion Government
really feels that the annexation sentiment is
growing in Canada, and its cheif organ admits
thst the sgltatkm in that direction gravely
threaten the stability of the confederation. It
ia altogether natural that luck a feeling exists,
Canada has much to gain and little to lose by
annexation, but wbrn it comes to look at the
question from this side cf Ihe line, it would
seem that the United State have much to lose
aad very little to gain by it, Canada hs a
very heavy debt on the English planno pro
vision lor its payment. She is ly , no means
a bad neighbor, but we hardly need bar in
the family. The real thing for Canada to do
is to pluck up a spirit, set up in business for
herself on the American plan, and be some
body on her own sccount. There is a Mex
ican Republic to the south of us; why not a
Canadian Republic to the north of us.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
A Very Big Fire.
Lvnk, Mass,, Nov. 36. Lynn, the city of
shoes, was visited this afternoon by the great
est fire in its history, snd, with two exception
the conflagration is the most disastrous that
ever visited New England. The fire started
about noon, raged over eight hours, devastat
ed a squire mile of the business section of the
city, and caused a loss estimated at fto.oio,
000, In fact the greater part of Ward Four
is wined out, as regards tbe important shoe
manufacturing blocks and prominent place of
buin;ss.
Kaadall .
Washington, Nov, 36. Congressman
Randall is a very skk man, and has not been
able to leave his bed fur a month. Mis son
said last evening that there is not the slight
est probability that be will be able to attend
the opening session of the bouse, and that the
family entertain grave fears that it will lie im
possible for h;m to take part in the delibera
tions of the session at sll.
Two Had Mmaggter.
Port TowjtsEsn, Nov. a6, Alfred Tow
ers snd J F McComber, smugglers captured
in Whatcom county with fifty pounds of smug
gled opium, had a preliminary examination
to-day. Towers was released on fioo cash
bail, and MeComher was held ia tjao bonds
for trial. Each of the prisoners endeavored
to enlist tbe court's sympathy by turning stale's
evidence:
One of the Vkf ass.
El Vikako. Cel., Itor. 36 The remains
of A Alficri, one of ihe Italian woodc hoppers
who, with others, was struck by the cyclone
on Hood's mountain. The body was impaled
on the broken limb of a tree ten ysri.s from
where the camp bad neen and had evidently
been hurled through the air by the wind.
A Big Salt.
Sas FaAJtcisco, Nov, 36. The trial 6f the
suit brought by Charles Frankenthal rgs'nst
tbe Southern Pacific Railroad Company lo re
cover 50,097 wa begun to-day. The plain
tiff sets forth that on the iStb of last February
he purchased from tbe company a first class
ticket for Chicago via 'Sacramento and Port
land. He boaided the train at Oakland snd
had gone ss far on bis journey as Suisum, be
tween here and Saciamento, w hen the conduc
tor, after exaa-iniag the ticket for whkh he
bad paid toy 50, put the same in bis pocket
and forcibly eincted tbe plaintiff from the car
because plaintiff would not sign his name to
tbe ticket as requested to by the conductor.
8iBS Heat,
Si ATT I.E. Nov. 26, A company has been
formed in t sis city which proposes to heat a!)
buildings wl.B steam for a distan-e of two
miles through the business portion of the city.
A number of the most prominent business men
of the city are behind it. Contracts for three
blocks ol building arc secured. The new
company will put in a one hundred and twenty
hve thousand dollar plant.
A Sic Consolidation.
PpiLADEl.fHlA, Not. 25, In an interview
his evening. General Master Workman PcW'
derlr said that it was very probable that som!
form of consolidation of the Kn'phts of La bo?
and the Farmers Alliance would be accom
plished soon. "Together, they will have, "be
said, "about 3,000,000 votes, an army so vast
that tbe politicians will not dare spurn it.
Two Craxy Cities.
SEATTtE,Nov. 35, The subscription lothe
purse of 125,000 for Sullivan and Jackson to
light, was completed 'his evening. The fol
lowing dispatch was sent lo John I.:
John L Sullivan, Boston: Saattle has rais
ed a purse of f 25,000 to be given to the win
ner of tbe Sullivan Jackson fight, provided the
mill takes place at or near Seattle, within nine
months. Address T F 1 OWNsLEV.
Spokane Faixs, Nov, 25. The Spokane
Athletic Club will raise 930,000 bonus lor the
Sullivan Jackson fight.
After tbe OP,
Bakkk City, Nov. 25. A committee of
the Board of Trade, consisting of J P Faull, F
F Campbell and EH Mix.started forCorvallis
this morning to confer with the officers of the
Oregon Pacific railroad relative to bringing
tlieirroad to IJakerCUyv
AaOldBuirlilc
Seattle, Nov. 35, W P Iiositcr, iigcd 70
years, who during the past thr:e months has
been keeping a small cigir stand in the lower
part of tbe city, committed suicide this morn
ing by shooting himself through the head,
AltlgBate.
Lonrx), Nov, 25. A gale prevails along
the southwest cor.xt of England. Much dam
age has been done by the wind. Telegraph
wires have tieen blown down and many trees
uprjotel. A number of miner casulties are
reported. '
Fnther A Bon,
' Helena, Mont., Nov. 25. A frightful
tragedy occurred at Anaconda last night, which
was not discovered until 9 o'clcck this morn
ing It was no less than the murder of J F
HoiTeditz, an old man 65 years of age, by hi
son, A F IIofleditz,and the subsequent suicide
of the later. 4
i'ewo Wanted, .
Rome, Nov. 25, The Italian parliament
was opened to day. King Humbert, ' in bis
speech, alluded lo the xmallnesg of the deficit
in the budget and said that the goveinment's
wise and equitable policy bad assured tran
quillity tofialy and guaranteed peace, which,
thanks to the concert of '.he great powers, ap
peared to have been assured lo Europe. This
utterance was greeted with great applauic,
Tb Republic Selld.
Washington, Nov. 24. Senor Vulente,
Brazilian Minister, has received a cablegram
from Barbosa, Minister, of finsuce, informing
him tint all the provinces had signified their
adherence to the republic and provisional gov
ernment without any resistance or protest; that
the government had extended the right to vote
to all citizens excepting those unable to read
er write, and that the archbishop as head of
the church, to-day conferred his solemn bene
diction upon the ovevnirent ami public,
Stanley Writes Utlrr
I.ONKON, Nov, 34, A letter from Stanley,
dated "South End Victoria Nyanza, Septem
ber 3," says, In parts "Tis amusing to look
back and note how punishmeu) hits fallen on
the rsbels of Etnin' government. Traitors
within the came were watched snd the most
active cousplraUia discovered, tried snd hang
ed. Traitors without fell foul of one anuther
and ruined themselves. Our own people,
tempted by Uuir extreme wretchedness and
misery, sold our lilies and ammunition to our
natural enemies, the Monyemn, the slave trad
ers' true friends, without the least grace cither
of bodies or souls. Since that time of anxii'ty
and unhappy outlook, I have been at the point
of death ftoin a diesdful Hints. Little by
little I gathered strength end finally gave or
ders for the march for home, Discovery after
discovery n this wonderful region wit made,
until at last we came to a church, whose cross
denoted a Christian settlement, and we knew
we had reached the outskirts of blessed civil
isation. .
A rSi-utst Herder.
I'i.nb CliV, Nov. a. This afternoon,
William lliooker, and wife were sway visiting
Wi'lism 1 Comul s family. After helping
Coombs kill a call, Brooker began abusing his
wife, when her sister, Mis Ownibijntcrfcired.
Without a word, save a muttered curse, he
sent a rifle ball through her neck, killing her
instantly, Hearing the nui! Coombs rudied
up only to be met with a deadly charge of shot
In the abdomen, lloth victims died distantly,
llrooker snd Comb had married sisters and
th former was Insanely jealous. The murder
er has been arrested and excitement runs
high.
As r.yefntOat.
iNtiKrKNUiSNCK, O., Nov, 34 Thursday
evening Thomas Elliott, a farmer living op
posite town, while chopping a tree Into cord
wood wss struck in the right eye snd the eye
ball burst by a stick of wood flying up, lie
was senseless fur several hours and has suffered
intense agony. His light eye is entirely de
stioyed. Oregon's First Sberin ill.
San Francisco, Nov, 24. It is snid here
that ex Judge Thomas II Smith 1 seriously
ill at Alameda. Smith was the first sheriff in
Otegon and adjacent territory, his bailiwlt It
then comprising a great extent of country. Of
late years be hss been a practicing lawyer in
Alameda.
4 ewmea Oeearrear.
Font Wavsr, IuJ., Nov. 34. l!y a mis.
understanding of train oi tiers two height trains
collided on th Nkkte Plate road, near Argon,
In J., late last niht. Engineer Wilson was
killed, Fireman I'tecquay fatally, and three
other train employes setiously, injured.
NKW ADVEHTISK.MKNI8.
UfANTJvU-A alrl to do genera
f bout worst. I all at tr tl W Maa
ton's, on Lysti Htreet, uear N. f. Depot,
SEVERAL SMtM Tit ACT J of land
near sown fur cto on wsy isrus.
toqulro of II, Ilryant.
Not tea. Having disposed of the Mbany
lll.-h. water works and othor nrnnor.
ty I am proceeding to settle up all my
business, and hereby give notice to all par
ties knowlnKthemsclvrs Indebted to me to
call at the M II Oilke and settle.
Jams A CaAwroao.
1OK MALK.A. arm of 833 rrsa at
1 Miliars Mution a wile front Albany.
.i fiMoed. &a r In eulUvattou,
nearly all cood wbnat land, now bnooo
ami trn, km4 water. Wilt soil halt or
II. Terincioaaoaabtet. Inquire of owo
ra outba ptaca.
CT 11 AMOS,
W W Knw.if
1'
1 laaulro of K H M Carter, oor 4lb and
Kaili oa-t ts"L
rilANOTO nKST.-ll month. Call
L at U. U IS'.aoksaan'a Drug Stor.
Election Notice.
Notice ia hereby BivstTthst there will be
an annual e'eettea held on Maadar.the ted
dsy of Ooeemtxr, US V in tbe city ef Al
bany, Or., for the pnrposc of eUettng th
following maaifliptl i(!wrs t Mavor. City
Keeorder, Msrshsl, treasurer and tares
Councilman, 00c each ia tbe 1st. Sad aad
3rd wards.
Tbe fallowing named plaeea bav been
designated by tb City Cwaaeil as the plaeea
lor holding th elcelion 10 the various ward:
First ward la the Ceoaty Clark a erase,
geeond ward la tb Curtty Treasurer's
offlea,
Third ward In tb oC cf the Al4jr
Faranar Company.
Th following nm4 pcrscn have been
appointed Jadgo and Clerk of cltetloa in
tb various wards 1
First ward Jadges.M Payne, I) Froman,
W C Rd. Clerks, fj Stites.O W W.tu.
Sceoad ward -edges, EUi Knox.L Sen
ders. S Fwmsa. Clerks, K Q Hawliegs, J
RWjatt.
Third ward Jadies, Jssn Isom, fVm
Hsk, R A Talker. Clark. U F Simp
son, r A tiurkbart.
Tb polls will ipn at 9 a. m. and will
els at 6 p. tm. of said day.
Don t-y ori!er f the Ciy Council of the
eity of Alhsny, Or , n the 12th dsy of No
vemhet, IWS9.
Dated Norsmler H'.b, 1810.
S. J. fttpTnir,
City I(erder.
Firemen's Election.
Ketice i hereby given that tkc aonnal
slestion of Chief and Ass'staet Chief Es
gicser of th Albany fire department will be
held at th hrll of Albany Engiee Co No. 1.
Dee 9, 1M3, Utwcen tbe tours of 1 o'clock
and 8:30 c'oloek era.
W II Warmek,
Walter M PAaaeit. B A If D.
Pr. A F D.
letter Haa Ever.
I Instead or offering s prize tfcat only
benifHf the lucky one, cr awuding out
confidential altpa a bait, we propose to
open); offer the cltlxene of Albany and
violnlf j choice goods at bd roek prices,
and give FIVE PER CENT DImCOUNT
for cash on eaob dollar worth of good a
at roteil price until tbe I2th of January.
Hljrhest prlcf jaid for chickens, egK
aud butter. Thanking you for jour pea
patronage and aollcitiiiK your trade fo
tbe future, we beg to remain at your ser
vice, 1 JM Bakdue.
SlIGilAPsDS i PHILLIPS.
ircMt8Gtural Wood Turning,
Mannraotnrera of All Kinds of -Newela,
Pedeatala, Stair Post 1, Hal Inters,
Corner Blocks, Knattes.Rultona,
Finlal.Mantlea.Ofilee Fittings,
Poich Columns, Gate Or
nament, Indian oluhp,
Tab4o, Stand and '
C'balr Legs.
All ordera lefs with us will receive
prompt and csreful attention.
Fancy turning a specially.
Cancers CurecL
J.R, Donglass fe Co., Albany, Oregoe.
AStentfor J. R. Dunosn, the Groat Cancer
King, of Mortimer, Ktnas, will treat nil
external csanoer on the principle of NO
CUKKNOPAV. tVr further Informa
tion, addroxN
.1. st. nro.tAssi
Cor, 2-id an.l Cievelaid St ,
li'a 4ui , Albany, Or.
Is Oil ItENT.-An ixevUt ui Iccatlon for
ffic or tnall more, Jriquire at this
1 Jllir .
Administrator's Notice,
Notice is lereby fiyen that tha ui dr
sijtDed srle inrvivinK administrator rf the
eftato of Wallace Cushman, deorassd, bas
filed his fiosl account in the rrattsr of said
entatt in tbe County Court of Lion oountj,
Oreffon, and said Coutt has fixed Monday,
the fjrh day of January, 1890,at the hour of
one o'olock, in tha aftciraoon of said day, for
the hearing of objections to said aeconot if
any therebe and for the settlement tkereof,
P. Eebtbold,
Kele surviving Admini.strutor.
ITfwrrT & iKvrux,
Att'ys for Admr .
mm
V fcWWs.MB'fA
V,
ti it
Absolutely Pure.
This powdor jiover varlo Aniarvnlol
Ptirkv. Mtrmivth and wiftilftsnmnne
Mora Odonnh'ttarthan the ordlnacMrtmt
nd cannot be old-n ooiapotitloti with
uiultltmlc ofow tast, hirt weiM alum
or pliosnhate iwdr 'Molt Vims' iftrnns
"oyai uaning rowuor t;o., jvu wn rt.
D, W, Caowt.nr A Co .A gouts,
PoistatiuT Oregon,
ShorifTj Sale,
In theOiffuii Court efAs&ul o Ornjtnfur
a county.
John C Arnold, Plaintiff,
a.
Sarah A fill rib rest. Marv A Dunlin and
ft.arioc a J'ustin. iter litiaband. aanrr
3 Uttobrost.ciaorga A (ittehrat,Nylvir
Kelsay and Kll.a C Kaiser, bis wife,
TaotoatM if!lflirNtan1 Musi (illchrnst,
uis wne, ana jea wtiuret,rtunusnt
Notice Is fcaraby given th tt by virtu
of anaxneutloit and ordnr of af lsud
out ofthcaboro named Court In tb above
nuuou suit, 1 will oa
atunlar, the faifc slay mt DeeemtMir, lata,
at tha Con it ITouna door In tha n't of
Albany, Llnn county, Oregon, at tha hour
f ona o'clock p. m. of said day, call at
public auction foreaan In band to the
bigbaatblddcr the real property dmtnrlbad
In ald axeoiitlfin and order or aalo aa fol
lows to-wit 1 Tbe cast half of tbo north
cast quarter, the northeast quarter t f tha
aouthaaei qtiartar and lot lmir(t.) all In
aoc-t Ion 33 . also tots one (t ) two (2.1 thro
(S.)four (.) of sortlon iblrty-tbrnof.rt )and
tbo aouihaakt qnarlor of the aoutbveat
quarter of sodloo tantv nlnc (?.),) all lo
township nltt,ssotit!i of range onl,)iMt
of tbo WillamaUo Mrldlan,oontstnlng 24
ndta inaaoi mora or lose io Linn Co ,
O'agnn.Tbo proocad arising from th sa c
of ld premise to baaprttiml. Kimt.lo the
payment of the e xits and dtnbursatncnu
of this anlt Ux-t at I'Jl.iW and the anrru -Ing
e tata of and upon aatd oxcmitlen aad
anler ef aalo, ebteond, to tbe payment In
tbe pialuitiT. John O Arnold, the ansa of
Itv7.t0 with eoorulng Interest thsraon
from tbe 2vth day of October. Uo, at tbe
rat of It per rwat par annii'a, and tbe
further sum of 17.) Attorney foes. Third,
the overplus Ifany o be paid to the dt
fendanta, Karalt a Oib-Hreat, Mary A
Uuatln. Ifeury J Oiichrt, (ionrge A Oil
cbrt,fcll 0 Ka!ssy,Tbo-3a M lith brcsi
aad Jewsa Ullhrt
Dated Ibis 23id day of November. WX
Joa) feAi.t.sfel!borifr,
by U fcmlib, Deputy.
Sheriff's Sale.
l ikt Cinmt Court oj tin Stale OrJt
fr th Cttf ef Linn :
Jane E LV.tard, Plaintiff
v
Martba Melirlde and A Y McBrid, br
buaosttd, Florence K .tutor anst John J!
atlater, her butband.C'anie ft ftackleiaan
ana CU tfanklesnan, bar busbsn, Frank
E Ballard,Maud Ballard and Ore Ballard,
Defeadatua.
Notlo la baraby given thst by virtu
of an eseootlon ait 4 order of sale biaued
out cf tbe a bore nainct (Hurt in the
above tout!! suit, I will en
Saiardar, lb itibdajr r eeemer, laaa,
at tbe Conrt II'usc door lath city of
Albany, Lion county, Oregon,! tbe boar
of one o'elobtt p. m, of aaid day, soil at
pnt.!lo auction for each In band to the
hlgheat Udder, tbe real projnirly da
aorihert In aatd eieeuUon and ordr of
aal a fol lows, ta wit t Bogtoolng at tbe
nortbesat eoroer ef tbo iJonatloa Land
claim of XCimore Keee and Mary Jane
Kee, id wlf. Nctlficatlon No 2l9,alalm
No 63, in tp 13, south range 1 west of Ike
Willamette meridian, in Linn eonnty,
Oregon, and running tbenr eaet M
ebstta, tkenoe aoutb 47 7Mo ehalna,
the nee west 10 ehalna, tbrane north 19
rhsfij. thence wsat SOehaina,thne oottb
2 71-100 chains to tbe place of beginning,
oonsainlog 100 aorea more or less. Tbe
prarweds arialng from tbe sale ef aatd
preimsita to be appilad : First, to tb
p merit or the eau and diebnraementa
of.tbl anlt Uxsd at .9.70 and asorutog
eo at a t soconC.to th payment to tbe pay
ment to tbe plaintiff Jan E Hal lard, the
turn ef f2l6.40 wito a coining intoreet
thereon frutn the 4t ts day of Novembar,
1M9. at the rata of M per rent per annum,
and tbe funbsr aura of fli Attotnay'a
fees; third, t: e ovorpltia if any there be
ti he paid to lit dufendatit, Martba Mo
Ilr'df. .
Iiaed tbl air J dav of Xovembr, 1S9
Joh 8x ALI.NO.H, Bbrlff
By OVSmttb,
Deputy.
Guardian's Sale of Eeal Ectato,
Notice la hereby glrea tbat tbe andet
slernrd. guardian of Ihe estate 4
Herbert Farrell, Oween Jollce Farrell,
MTaiter Farrell and Percy FarreiI,micora,
by virtue of an efrder of the County
( cutt of Linn county, Oregon, doly made
and entered nf n curd on tbe 4th day of
November, 169, will aell at ptiblio auc
tion, for cash In band on tbe 31st day of
Decoinber, 18f?9, at the boar of 2 o'clock,
in the afternoon of said day, at the fourt
House door in Albany, Linn ouutr,
atate of Oregon, all the rlgbt.lltle and in
ter at of aaid minora, and each r( tlterr,
In and to tbe following described ru
property, to wit: Lot number one (l,)
and two ('.) being tbe ierthwrt.t rjnavtr
ofblonk twenty tbrrr(28,)in Ilaeklman's
2nd add.tlun to tbe city of Albany , coun
IV 01 litiiii, state rf oreon.
Dalcd this Pth dsy of Nt.te mUr.lSfcO.
r.M Rrps'iklt),
Gko. W. WoiaiJT. Uunid an.
Ati'y for Guardian.
Administrator's Sals of Eeal Estate,
It the County Court oj Linn County, Orron,
In the matter of tbe e!a'e of W H Mo-Knlgbt,de-.'eaaed,
Notice I hreby given that by virtue
of an order of aale duly made and enter
ed of record In tbe above Conrt In tbe
above entitled oauae.at tbe regular June,
1887, tcrni of aaii Conrt to-wit,Jane Ttb,
1887, the undersigned admlnlsiratora o
the etato ol W 11 MeKnlght, deoeased
will en ,.
ftaturdnv, tbe 141b day ef Deeember, 1889
at tbe Lour of 1 o'olock p. m. of ald day,
at tbe Court House door, In tbe city of
Albany, Linn oounty, Oreeon.aell at pub.
Do auction to the highest bidder for cash
it band the following desert red raal
property belonging to said estate tc-wlt :
The nertb alf of the northwest qu trier
of Section IS, tbe eou'bwrat quaiter ; and
the south half c the northwet rjuarler
of Section 9, all In tp 10. SiuUj fiance I
Wostof the Willamette meridian, in Linn
oountT, Oregon.
V A McK moist,
A K McDonald,
Aiimlnlxtratoe ol the estate uf
W 11 HoKnlgbt.dPcM,
Albany Nurseries.
Wuuie priniaiiiiil v locati-d on Urn oid
Ciino l-miifAti'sd i mil f om Alhnny on
Coryallit road, aril hav nit bnml a Ix'Re
Stock of
Choice Fruit Tress
of our own growinp, which we a ill sell a
lowest living rates.
Pattioa snuttinpiaUnf planting trcf s wi
eensu't their inUrsut by examinirig enr
stock and prices before purohauirjfi'.
(IT MAN iST BftOTfNSM.,
Albany, Oregon.
1 j fit 1 1 1 n 1
rr
SS?vvr
A Philosoplicr always
Thinks.
Try U; Tbiukof
L E BLAIN
wbes during tbe wet, coo', eulrmn
aoJ winter weatberron neeI
15H Overcoatjllub
Icr Good an
Umbrella or
COTKIKC, FURMSHING C900t AND
BOOTS AK3 SH3ES
CEHESALLY.
or want a stylish a iit mvU by
first -c!s tsttor,
THEN CALL OH lUfil.
CHAS. H. DODD & CO,
ts-IMPOKTCRS OF-1
ardware,
AND FARM MACHINERY,
Front, First and Vine Streets, : : :: ::: Portland, Oregon.
Solo Agonts for Oregon
S ' T. ' - " i- iu. " Vis".-
DEERE'S NEW DEAL PLOWS-
Sins'., IhiM. or Trtpls Funow. Thy u stsu; I anil come so turn shsnraU perfection, that tbo w
lvc utwt Uln son tM,ra work nn not ar Kmj;b In thrtr ul. WsraraishUHOI
life ut iihwit Mai attsctiiucnt. Skat attacbtnsiiU are extra.
xjekjRei powkb lutt strx-scsr plows.
BUCKEYE SHOE PRESS GRAIN DRILL.
Bui-c; Itos rm Cnia Drill. Duel)- 8clsrs, BiKker 8prto( Tooth Barrow.
DEERE'S DISC HARROW AND SEEDERS
Tit btest bsiiroveil lni!fflnt tat sowing- summer fallow. Tb most oompie and RMeesstuI tool lor tfe
)urKe ia as.
We svlao fcav fall lino ef Itnsrcle. Carrlasrea, Phaetetia, Hetl WaM
Platferiat and ethei- Mpriss; Vehicle w
SCHUTTLER FARM WAGONS.
tawrenos & Cbapia's SfHna-Tooth Harrows, Decn Barrows, 8cienttao Feed Hilts, Psciflo Fuming Mills,
KAISH BARS WIRE, ETC., ETC. gym fob armtt. ciBfTT,m t rairs; u.
FL,KENTON
DEALER II3ST-
P
Choice Candy,
IGARS AND
Pi
NEARTHE POST-OFFICE" ALBANY, OREGON
RHAVE just received sn tnvcioe
of Boot aad Shoe adapted to tlila tn ar
tist. Ask to see our Frrrirb kip, tbe bra',
beot la OreKSB far Le faitnri ue.
M D. elie A Co' 1 Bohcol fclioia.
j 1 u ilos'- La-llek' MltW end CbU
I flrr it's Fino Klina,
Our Fril slock of T)r Dooils and No
tion, t.sdien sn (Jiiii'-i PiirnNhlnga, la
now eer plte.
Goods are ar.-lvltig dillr-
All tbe latest ntj les and novellcs.
In'iiln(tyoBrptronaKe we are
Kerpectfully Youra,
BARROWS & SEABLS,
Iron, Steel,
end Washington for
liOUNK.OL.''
PSl:
f
.3
bs3
Nuts, Frait, etc.
TOBACCO
r.lamfoerg'a Kew riuck.
jterT
I
.. !sBssisar , . .jMfefaasNaitaWM'w iw.niw""' v"
UNRIVALLED
NOIuONLY IH
ALBANY ATTRATIIV0 ATTEWTIOI
I) it a welt ft 1 1 11 a
ir
JUL
RCfiv(l Ly
Mill
rr the tu'leml w filler ttadf, ccftkiating cf a !r sr.1 ctt iosi stock cf
1 1,- laie-i t patterns of
An nnrivallcd line ot
Cloaks and Jackets,
in all fttyle L.ud , a well aelected alock of Men', Cbitdreo'aand
BOOTS AND SHOES,
A large aaiortmenl of
CARPETS,-
And a choice)
GROCERIES.
SQUARE
C. E. BROWNELL
booceeaorto
DKOWNELL & ftfAXAKI), 1
Would rtsfxctfullv cutciif tl t te la
eontltioiog the tiuafoeas at tie old staoft
and tbat lie la better than eser prepared
to fill alt order with accuracy and de
spatch and at prices
X
tiS
4
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Orrot la
Wblle thaoklng IheciUr-Kiiaof Alba
of far tbalr very liberal patronase In the
past I eemeatib enllolt a continuance of
your favota, assuring
LOW PRICES
a superior quell! of yooda and
(J on rteoiwiTrentmerit
Very Kespeotfullw,
Toura for Uualneaa,
C. E. DROITS ELL
Archie Blcekburo, Salecisan.
SMALL
Grocarein!
FOR THE BEST FUfiillTURF
CALL,
Albany Furniture Company
OTPOSITK TXWAlVf A 80ZH,
BSD ROOM.8ETS, TABLES CHAIRS, UPHOLSTERED
GOODS. WALL PAPERS, BABY CARRIAGES
ETC. ETC..ET
PURE DRUGS,
Paints, "Oils, Stationary, Etc . And Prompt attention
DR. GUISS 1 SON
Phe !DTew
IN THE BLUMBERG BLOCK.
Has opened bia new store with a choice stock of
Drugs, Patent
racier j Toilet Cases and
p3T Praaorlptlon promptly and carefulh 1 ompounrled. 0- Everv
new and fresh. fi- Tlie publio is Ine'ted to call and inspect
goodsand get piii, r
MATTHEWS
Cany a
Stoves, TinwarejHardwarEtc.
"WMeh they are selling at reaaarkslby low prices
JOB WORK
carefully nl I'towstly ' r e rt rt - is.'jp . -
ATTRACTIONS.
mm s'.jjIc of
1 in
eelection cf
G rocoriess.
DEAUKS 1
Uie town.
FSCFITS
OS TBS
Drug Store
Sledicines,' Per
a
4 WASHBURN.
flrst-elass stock ol