The state rights democrat., March 28, 1890, Image 1

: ' PEMOCIIAT,
York World
and
American Farmer
Ono year for $2.80.
FortmiCei & living.
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-FUNEIiAL lUIJECTOftS.-
Eevsre House;
ALBANY. - OREGON
uric? nrtM l'ihmi invnniPTnn
rWi ud In Aratlaa atyla, TabUf
aupplinj with tha txvtt In tha iuarkot.(
Hum a!atMna,aiartiiiata. Huttla nxuro
uir eoinruxnnAi uravo:ra,
trrr (Mtk l ul trm a .!.! I
, ... I
jran-atsrsmp uissomtioa.
K.vtio ! hrliv uIVam thkft Kh lt t:..
of Zich BitM, iitKMni nt r'rnk I. ta
John B ZmIim h ba 1i-Kil, KiXtik I.
Zchv rctirinn. Tha lminaa in th f(nr
will ! onnduitl oml.r th tirm nm of
ZvoSa ft SM. Ail irtiM inilel-txi to the
brrotof.r existiutl tK-pi tiirrKi( willttMN
eall and rnaht aati-ftctKiy n!-i.ionf.
Jon H Zu nw,
Faaxx L ',Leaa
E. J. OcCAUSTLANO.
Civil, Sanitnj aai HyJraalia
Enincor. ;
C.miuLiiiK Dk;iue-r f.r flM Mountain
aad Dry tiuloh C.unli.I.te l (J 1,1 and Nil
Tf MioiifCa.
0m r.ttret, AlUay, O'.
S. W.Paisley,
tAlaaay. rsm.
x,VlI0t.BLB OiVl.KR IV-
OrtUr kolidiUd from lha trmda.
NKW STORE.
Mitchell &
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Agricullural
L AND..,v.!B!BHIGT.iT3S
ALBANY, - - . On
OOIVCIS SEE TJS
THE LEADER. THE LEADER
G.W.SMITH,
-AT.BAisrr-
ipeno?,77 Mrgana,,v ,fcarlainr'
STOVES AND RANGES.
Fire backs.
Warrant e d
for
15 yeira, All
sizes ci
styles,
J'rf'"!.
Roofing-, Job Work, Plambing.
Eavo Trough.. Range Boilers
Conductor Pumps.
We hit hard. If you want prices hit hard on
builders hardware, carpe'nter tools, pumps, stoves, '
ranges, tinware and plumbing. Give us a call in
the Tweedale Block, Albany, Or.
MATTHEWS & WASHBURN
George C.
SUCCESSOR TO
Dealer in
Choice Groceries
Produce; Crockery "Ware; Tobac
co et. .
Ixw Prices and Prompt Attention.
VOL XXV.
Long-Standing
Blood, Diseases are cured by
tho persevering- use of Ayer'a
Sar3aporiUa.
Tlii mediclna la an Attar.!.. .n.t
We a radical change In th system.
onrooeas, In tome cases, way not b
!Wit ao taniil na In tithnmt 1 lnt wliK
persistence, the result la certain.
iwsd Uiom testimonials :
"For two vrnr I tifhtnut - .
fe pain lu my right aide, ami had
' v .
ana nvKiwiw l a ft., nw.i,.. . .... t
jnodicinee a tair trial without a rare, I
IrtMTIfcn trt 1 11 b 1. Av..1. &: n 111-
---- n- .. .j innt wtuc,
ami after taking rive bottles I was com
plctcly curod." John W. Uouson, 10
vvcii, AIM?.
Last May a Inrca rarbum-la hmk nnt
All mv arm. Th nui.ut ....Allu.
etiwt and I waa (vmrlncit to my Iwtl for
nlttht wk A frl..i.,l ....
Ayr a harnnpnrilla. Los than three
bottlca Ii.'hIoU th nurc. Iu all my rxixy.
--.mhM,
Wonderful Results.
Another marked effect of tha uo of thla
.1 1 . - ..iiiiiiiiiiii m my
tirinp3, Texas.
"I had a dry araly Imtnor for rear,
and iiirtrml turrihly ; and. aa my broth.
rrraumotliamnlatlyiahrrvOltary. Ijut
i... V toj rurncnuina.
1 la 1 NMHinimAinlul a i . .
FaraapariJ!. and contiiino it for a year.
or.tt v." u",m" took it daily. I hava
,. ivii iut iHxir lor ln
liwt threa montha." T. fe. Wiley, IM
Chambers at., New York City.
i fl winter I was troubled
ith A llilll liMat'W n.in U ... i I -
aid not notica it much at Brat, but it
firrmtlUallV rrrMW mrnrmm hhiII 1. V
- v. -. j. unitOO
almost nnl-nrbp. During- tha latter
,..v. ii.ia tiinr. uinnruor oi IhAjitoui
achand llv.-r in. nnnod my troublea. I
bosan takintv Atw'. .411. .
after faithfully continuing tha uaa of
... uicuiun, ir oiii mouuia, me pain
diaappeared and I was complctoly
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
ratr&aKo bt
Dr. J. a Ayr It Co Lewtll, Mast,
frletlt: alt bottka, i. Worth i a boula.
N'KW GOODS
Lewis. Co.,
ALERSIN
Implements
The WdHcTo
best. More
".than hun-
dred 7 hun
rlred differ
e n t sty les
eaoks and
Lcators
Matthews & Washburn.
Aljiaxy,
Oregon,
Hard waro,S tovea and Ti nware
Henderson
LA FOREST & THOMPSON
I
I 14 I J
Log a j. jikcohi)
Wat Cm it The desua Ij heat Jules
Lcvj, the gnratcut cornetUt of thu world,
Is so general thitt arrange ntbnta hitve been
completed for hta. coming hero on April
5th wtlh III. eminent find select concert
company, Piof l'almct, Trof LoilSlard
and others, t this city, who hnvo heard
L.cy; siiy his vlilJ",' l simply marvel
Urns sod nothtui; csn keco them sy
1 erv will mnhahlv bt irrretett hv ti e lnru
et louie of tha'ear, to general Is the
desire t hear a man at his wonu praj
(sine; but the audience will get moid than
Lev conutt rlJ Madam Stella
Levy is a fine .orrnno, one of the sweet
est slnaers on the siaje, and William
Lnvln, the tenor, and Edwin Mione't, the
pinrdst, are prrformers of great nullity
lhl will midoubiedlv be the grenlcut
musical treat ever In Albany, and It will
not be sut pi lidng to see the Teachers' In
stitute aiuiiiMtc. Mirpnmied,
Namks There Is not verj much In a
name: but a itlance at the IUt of school
teachers In Albany this wctk disclose! re1
workable and Inturesllng vsi tety, Mr Long
acre, for Inntance would be a good name
for an addition to a city; Weatherman
would undoubtedly make a bond juryman;
Mraluht ive does very well; out xru'
lovel better. Then thern is Miss Fry,
Miss Inir. !lls uroumls aud best ot all
MUs Uoodnluht, which suuBrsts Romeo's
Unions remsrk to judet, fuoot night,
Gnodnluhr. parting Is such sweet sorrow
thnt I could say Koiti nlcht until it be to
morrow." It there Is anything out of the
way In tha above It should be laid U
brother teacher.
Call oh Him. Mr John Kclley, of
Springfield, has excepted the cilice of su
pervuor of the. census for the Wc.tern
Oregon dUtrlct, to which he was recently
ppolutcd. He has received his cominls
Ion and will make fiugene his oIKclsl
headquarters, Thoe In Linn county de
tiring a lob will do w: to write to Mr
Kellcv. ii:bt or ten mrs will be requir
ed in Linn county, ai.d the more applica
tions the better chance win he have to
make prapcr selection. It Is particularly
to t desired Hut a rustier be placed at
Albsnv.
A Sknsibi.k Movk. The city council,
at Its lat meeting, authorised the commit.
tee on lire and water to make a Contract
wsth the Eugene E'.cctitc Light company
for twenty arc lights for street lighting,
na ine company lias already commenced
arrargcrr.cnts for furnishing tha lights,
but will be unab'e to hava them worklna
before Julv 1. The lhjh:s will be well
scattered about town, requiring a seven
mile circuit. The wire alone will cot
over $.Ko. It will cost in the neighbor
hood of $7000 to get the light In opera
tion. KetsUter.
RoaHRav at liSftKi-esiiKMCK. Wayne
Williams, the old reliable marshal at In
dependence, Is in the city to-day looking
op the perpretator of a robbery at tha
Ity lat night. J L Stockton store was
burgtarUtd of goods to the amount of
between J 600 and $Soo. Among the
things taken were sis I'rince Albert suits,
lot ot stik handkerchiefs, tilove. shoes.
etc. Journal.
SarrLKU Mr J CGoodale, ofrCoburg,
has settled the trouble over ' the logs lost
from the mouth of the Mohawk bt- pur-
cha.ing the interests of the othct mill men
and loggers. Seve-sl million teet jt the
logs are scattered along the river above
llarrUburg. lie will send them down the
river to Mas FriendU mill at Corvallis.
E tiger e Reyhner. "-
Chow Smith and v ill Andrews became
little too friendly Monday and patted
each other on tiio cheeks. Andrews paid
$13 for his fun aud Smlih $17.
The above l the ua:tner In which fights
are had at Eugene. That la a gentle kind
of a place anyway, though, to be sure.lt Is
getting there with both fect.tousea vulg-r
expreskion.
A NiKiuaoRLY StocEirio. We be
lieve a bridge at Albany would be a grand
thing for that city and section of coun-
try across the river, but it would do the
rent of the country but 111 tie good. There,
(ore, when a bi id i? e Is bulll.lt should be
done by Albany standing one-third, Linn
county one-third and Kenton county one-
third of the espense ilrownsvitle limes.
Much Obi.ioeh. The Dkmocat Is In-
deb:ed to Prof G F RusmiI. of Hal.ev.
tor the excellent report of the Teachers
Institute, that has just closed a remark
aly succeosful series of meetings here.
Such an institute casts a very beneficial
Influence over a city, and the Dcmocbat
Is glad, by good assistance, to have done
Its share toward itWIni; the Institute a
reputation. ,
Th Usual Rksult. John Davis, of
Lincoln, Neb , left here six years ago.
lie sold his furniture to a dealer In this
city who then told him he would be back.
If I come I will buy my furniture of
you." Yesterday he arrived in the city.
and, true to his word, went to the dcalet
and bought a large lot, too. Salem Jour
nal.
Will Be Built. The attention of the
Democrat has been many times ca'led to
the necessity of a first class fire esc.oe
from the gallery of the Opera House.
We are informed by the Opera House
management that one will be built. As it
It now it is unoafe business with a oacksd
gallery, and e are glad to be able to In
form tnc public that a proper one will be
erected' '
Mail ox the Local, An order has
oecn made that a mail clerk be put on the
Eugene express Ap.-il ut. This will be
welcome news to all valley towns. The
move should have been made before this.
anu would 11 the Derce cries ot the valley
papers had bem heeded. It will make
more work for potmaters, but the public
nave long uemantica :t
B at L A. At the regular monthly
meeting of the Albany Building and Loan
Association, held last week, two loans
were made, one of Slooo to A W McClain
at bo months, and one of $200 to Henry
Crowder, at 60 months. There promises
to be a big demand In the association the
coming year foi money, and already sev
eral fine residences have been erected
through It.
rioisaea Dead. Mr John Mlllllron
died at his hone in Junction City last
Wednesday evening, March 12, aged 66
years. lie was a pioneer of Lane county,
having come to Oregon In i8?a and n
cated on the land that now comprises the
lownsiteot junction.
Would Likk to. "Please say In the
Democrat" says a rustling Albanian
t'that a five story row ol bricks will be e-
rcctea on the block between the Vance and
Russ House corners. We would like to
do this; but tre unable to at present; but It
is sata Mr mil Baltimore will build a fine
brick on his corner.
Its Reputation. The Dalles has the
reputation of being the sleepiest place In
Oregon; but, to! they are to build a street
ear line there, and some oar there will be
an awakening that will make a fihe city
ot u. Sleepy cities are sometimes elec
trified.
Moving. The house on the Jason
Wheeler cot ner,nearSchmeer'sllvery stable
has been purchased by Mr Phil Coheri.and
Is being moved to Mr Cohen's lot adjoining
Alfred Wheeler. Geo. E Chamberlain
who owns the lot to be vacated, It Is re
ported will erect a handsome brick on It.
Pocket Book Lost. Miss Clara Phll
pot, residing with F P Cavlness has lost
a pocket bouk, containing about 12 which
she is anxious to recover. If found please
return.
ALBANY,
Wh.linoto vVork. A neatly dreamed
young man from Boston stepped Into the
Journal office the other day and asked
for work. We referred him to the want
column of the puncr and he ran his tye
over the list. There wt only one Job
ami that waa for a farm hand, about
four tulle In the country. He asked
the way and started on font through mud
and in ire to get it. lie arrived jutd
after the farmer had engitged hi man,
and liitd to return without neeuritig em
ployment. We admire hi pluck Riid on
Imiuirv learned tint he hud lwen'riti
ployed in a clerical capacity in it mill
near Hoaton ;. hnd nerved in a Imnk in
Montreal and hnd been In an Insurance
office In New York. Losing hi health
he had come around the Horn in a cheap
sailing vessel, restoring hi color w ith a
Hta day aea voyage, ami landing on the
cWHt w ith the world before hltn. Halem
Journal.
What a Uancukr Said. The lkker
City Ueveille con tains the following for
a fart: "Never patroniice a buttluc
man to the extent of one dollar who in
afraid to advert Uo. Such htmines men
are a drawlmck to any vitiligo, city or
community, ana lor my part 1 snail
continue to pas them by. Tho above
came from the lit of a prominent and
quite wealthy rancher of this vicinity
yesterday, and lie apoke, a very pretty
truth, for we never knew a business man
who absolutely refused to advertise, that
waa eenerou enough to ix nonest witn
hi customer or could cope with com
petition.
Dipxt't Want it Turn. -George Lash,
who i agent for Stanley' book ol e
plorationa, approached a possible ub
criber yesterday and commenced hi
lecture upon thobeautie and wonder of
tha book, when the prospective victim
Interrupted hint with the ciuerv. made
in all seriousness. : "f id General Grant
accompany Stanley in lit trio throtiuh
Airtca?" Un ticliiK informed that the
two were not traveling companion, the
possible subscriber- remarked that he
guessed he didn't need the lumk, and
turned away, evidently aomewhat uiaap-
potntcd. u. ...
Gog IIravielv Os.Mr J U Kirk-
Patrick aliow hi faith in Waom'a Ad
dition to Seattle by entering into a con
tract with Mr I) 0 Shell, of this city, for
tho construction of a :HXM residence on
hi tot in that addition. The house is
to be of the minis general plan of the
line residence of Mr 8chelt.at the comer
of Fourth and CalaiHioia streets. In this
city, though a larger building. Mr
M-ne 11 will leave next Tuesday to com
mence the work. Mr llcck is now en
gaged in the construction ot a f.Vxio
Iwellinir In the name addition, which
show that it is destine.! to lie the favor
ite addition to the growingcity of Heattle,
A lady found a horse shoo, and
wishing for K'"sl luck, placed It nnder
her pillow w ith her false teeth. In the
morninz in the hurrr of dressing she
substituted the hoe for the tcth ,and
wore It for mine time before the mistake
waa diacovered.
Our exchange are perpetrating the
above on aome neighboring city, filling
In the blank with the city they wish to
advertise, and yet how riduculou. Joke
are all right; but impossibilities can not
make them funny. Exaggeration some
time do.
Albany Puxasaxts. Last Punday a
party consisting of A L For, Ed Wright,
W Warren and Mae Monteith boarded
the steamer Gccident. eu route to
Ksiinu' farm, on the KUskanine, with
three tair of Momrolian nheasanta from
the Willamette valley, Ther were turned
loose in the orchard, and if unmolested,
will do well. These are the first of
these blnl in Clatsop county, and will
be an acquisition to the feathered in
habitant. Astorian.
A Gaowtxo BRCTioN.-The 8alem Rtatee-
nutrks that the aontheastcrn part of
Marion county, along the line of the
Oregon Pacific railroad, la being rapidly
filled up by an enenretic and desirable
class of people. lioreb votinir precinct.
n whicE
,.r. tz. t 1 .! -
included
a portion of tin
section, will, so it i stated, poll at least
JRtO vote at the com in it election, al
though there were but forty-eiicht vote
cast two year ago.
A W It C Extrbtainmrkt. The W It
C, of Albany, are aoon to give a novel
entertainment that la bound to draw a
large house. Among tlw feature will be
abannir drill by a company of young
ladie. under the tutorage of Mr Tho
Overman. The banner will 1 furnished
;y the merchant and will contain din-
play of their business. It promise to
surpass broom drills.
AGuTTRRrNo Fact. Will Stark have
ust received an excellent line of diamond
good, wliiclk they are anxioua for the
people of Albany to catl and examine.
Nothing like it here. A large and fine
line of old and Bilver watchea for men
and ladies also just received at Will &
Stark'.
Btreet Naurs. The names of the
streets should be placed on the corner
In Albany. Tliia can be easily done and
the cost not noticed, by property owner
buying tire Mien and t-lacinn them ur.
An entcnirisinir sign painter could easily
do a good business for contracting at
reasonable prices for plain street signs
and painting them to order.
A Sociable. The young people's XUn
Endeavor society of the First Presby
terian church, of Albany, desire to an
nounce to tue public that on the 11th of
April they will have an entertainment
and sociable at the residence of Mrs J
KElderkin. V Mahon, - '
cksc Yl'BCE
The Pacific. The Pacific Insurance
company held its annual meeting for the
election of officers at Portland- yester
day. L Flinn, F J Miller, DrO W Gray
and E F Box were present from Albany.
Mr Sox was elected a director from this
city. The annual report did not show
up very wen.
M VBilyeu is courtinir this week In the
gay and gas lit city of Albany. Press.
Not gas lit, but electric lit. Please cor-
rect.as we do not wish the world to get
the impression that this is ouita o anti
quated.
Can Da aw Bomb. One of the school
teachers present at the institute is Mr E
A Berry, who is quite a genius with the
pencil. His pictures of Bro Bell, of liose
burg, and some of the other pedagogues
anil ii afn rvi a miUn 1!La
Died. On March 10, 1800, In San Ber
nardino, Cal, the daughter of Mr and
Mrs George o Boyce, aged about eleven
montns.
Albat Msrbls and Granite Works.Hav
ingUMv purchased tb stock of S A Rirgs
and G w Harris, w shall b pleasad to
show dsslgns and giv pries to all intrud
ing purohssera. Best of workmen employtd
aoa pnees as low aa any lor nrst-elass work,
yuis ns bstor purchasing eisewbere.
EOAN & AH180N
nsxt door to Deraoorat office) Albany, Or,
A Sharp Item The finest line of cut
'try and shears In the city at 8tewart &
Sox s. Their goods are the very best-aad
win sianu ine icsi.
Sjiik the celebrated Havana filled l
gars, manufactured at Julius Joseph's oigar
tsctory. uniy a osnts.
Kow cream cheese just received at Cobrad
Meyers,
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Hi
OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH S8, 1890.
IIOJ'K AM AlltUMII
THURSDAY.
Th stssmsr Willamstt V.llsy will sail
from Ytqiittt By a ths 23th Instaul
W W Betk, sgsiit of ths Wuiia Ad
dition to 8estlle, will arrive oo th train
to-bight.
luinulnit with April 11 th Albany
wst.r works will rquir th psymsnt of
motiiiiiy in t. in stiysncs.
&Urhsl UoRmtfl h Iwa eaiiflcod to
his hi'tt.s simm fsturdsy with ths mumps
Mr A W MeCtain I vetmg marshsl dar
ing di illness.
Th highest pries paid for an A toils lot
yktrdy st th suction was 14, They
war not Imviasss lots, aid w woutdu I
vuuoli as to ths aasltty.
Cottsg Qrov. Ine eoanty, ha just
voisu a nsw sonnui nooss, io ost i:hiou, by
vols of 39 toff. Tli latter figure tspr.
Milt, til nidSSUSOKS Ol IB plUC'S,
rairAY.
G M ('.iff. y, of Ruio, is la th city.
Mr W W K.Uer, of Seaitle, a formnr ret-
id.ut of Albany, is in ths eltj .
J 4 Townssud returned last svsniug from
a trip to rnrtland. j,..
lit M Jttdv was la tiisoity this at tsrnooa
en his wy to Halssv, snd on MooJ.y even'
leg win lie Mr to deliver His iretur.
Mr W W MeOhse bs opsasd th City
Kstorant,tter I's being thoroughly tsmod
slad.snd it is now one of tb o.trt lyltos
i.i th city.
As anaouoosd some Urn aoo, it Is now
I .arum! that the look at OroKo City will
be op.nl somstiin la tbe future; possibly
asstwsck.
l)r Nni has soul th City Fstd stabls
to Dt I N Wuodi. Or Wodl having
bonnbl out tfcs dslivary Lu.inss ol th elty
oewls tooh su. U for th m.
Mr Guy Eons, aftaran abssne of tbrs
ysars, siwat mt'ly at Juimmiu, Alaska, ba
r.tnro.d to Albany to rssid. Goy is new
nearly a two huadrwl oouadsr sod ass brss
a royal Arira ytr for a year, theogb
tasr wasb'i niuah show to display tb right
la Alssa.
Coll Van Cls but te lo tb elty. II
says tb Impression gained bet from nors-
naii sou res that heie is to nav ealy a
S.OOUeaudl Mwr ltrio light, a aa ie
vatsd pndMtal, do that city aa in jut tic.
It Is to bs s 50 000 eaodt powsr light, and
wdl b slsvatsd se aa to illamioat tb o-
tir Forks. As a matter of fa Soio ba
ssrioasly ooaUntblatsd .iMtno light, and
several lw:lrlci.rts nav besa tb.r to talk
it op.
Tua IUii hi.icax. The ltenubliean
County (VnUal committee met this after
noon and set the time for holding their
county convention on April the 0th. lrl
marie will be held April 3rd.
ArCROAT.
Mr K II Hsys. of Corvallis.B ia Hm
ity.
Mr Frank McKuUbt I. ft to-d.r for hi
Eatra Orsgo stuck rsooh.
It la M.rch 21 sod V.'ijtuio's storm ba
aot arrived. lists on Wigkios.
Th six year so of W T Riadoa was
drowod stSalcm yssUtd.y.
Dstly tlrsfihSo als. of Port Towossod
sr appvarwg la tb Oragooisa.
Eaaco lims a Isre.r nooolatioB thaa
Albany, Hut Albany has two daily aws
papsis. Eugeti basu't oo. A.tonao.
Mis. IWrtli Kir(T.f. of Atbaav. and Uu
JoJTb Wtrr( of JsektoovUls, ar vUilieg
fri.od. ia this city. Tb.y ar tb guswu of
Miss Kollis tVbi.ti.M J.ffortoa H.visw.
A woman dowa ia Yamblll eoanty. by th
asm of ttpink, rvoaotly marriwt a snaa by
tb earn ol spans, llow win this to, paat
teas. Mpieki oraasat ti. Soanki fular.
tsas, Spsuk . Ex .
Adam A Wallao opansiL' tnair iroosnr
store at th core- ef KHond sod Mate
Street this morning. Tk.y ar rstiabl
oueg rn.n aad dasstv a good pslroasgs.
Ia a railroad out a Mr Wbatoom erk. 13
fst aadar biu clay, workmen reosatly u
artbsd tb skslsto of aa lodiae . A etos
saminstioa rTlod tb foot that b wa
dsad, and ao effort wa mad ,to rseoseitat
m.
Mr J 0'CcoDor, county larv.yor. earns
ap front Albany Monday aigbt to survey
lb Bw addition to tb towa to b laid oQ
Irani tb Ualbraitlt far, by tb BrowBsviit
uuiiuiDg sod .ou associatioB. g-o w ee-
vill Tim.
T. M. Freoeh ktvps railroad lima.
Rock candy drip at C E Browoail's.
Read Matthew's aud Wallutos csw ad
J. P. Wallaoa. I'hyaioiao soj Sarssoa. Al
baoy, Of
Choice canned sweet Dots toes at C E
BrowDull.
Prepared msokrat. ia lib eao. at C E
Brown!!'.
Headquarter for garden seed at 0 E
BrowMU's,
For artist' sacolis so to Staaard A
Cntick s.
See Barrows & SaarU new ad. la another
column.
Frasb (Uh rsceivsd daily at SchalU's msr-
in.
Tb latest she-t mnsie. 1 duoountat Mta
Hymsu's.
Delioiou eannsd eraaberaie at C. E.
Br woell s.
Genuin Iowa sorehum oa dr.au ht at C
E rrowoet! a.
Great clearano sata or th next 30 dav
at v r liosd s.
Good SVsnioB Hava von triad llabbarda
ciegan ixiiian
. ., -
Cbiped beef in aasntitua to .ait at Gao
K) iiaaaarson'
,
10 oar dant rift nn .1! nt Inr Ik.
next 30 dsys-at W F Rssd's.
O W Simpson takes order lor tailor mad
clothing. Call and ses sample.
Yon ou ve many a dim by trading at
WW n mt , , .
ii m uiODsrui oaw aiugttor. Try It.
No need to suffer with tb hcadauh when
Hubbard s Capsoles will surely our you
If yoa want a fin toilet or bath soap eall
on Biaaara a insitik, uuy urog store.
If yoa want sither to bay or sell yonr
property plso th nam in th band of Hr F
Ashby Co.
Kraoka tt Klein ar slaughtering price
on doom ana snoes lor tn next w dav.
Mow I tb tim lo bay.
Yoa can v from 60e to $1 on a pair ef
boots or shoes at Kranss A Klein's tor th
next 20 days.
Get yonr jewelry at Will & Stark' u They
earry a eholo stouk. to which they hsv
just added soms elegant pieoes.
At I rsuss C Klein ar about to mov
their satire stock of toots and shoes, thsy
will sell goods reaardless of cost fcr th sxt
20 dsys, '
Owing to th important chang about to
b mad at Krausss St Klsin's thsy will for
tb next 20 dsys sell boot and shoes re
gardless of cost.
A lrg and slsgsnt lino of dry good just
received at G W Simp-on's. Do not buy
without xsmining bis fin stock, as be has
bargains to oiler both in goods and prioes.
mm
Center Tables. A large and elegant
shipment of centea tables, In new deslgnes
finest stock in the valley, jusl receive d
ForsmiUer Irving.
SraxADiwa OuT.-Mr. Julius Gradwohl
besides his large crockery stock will now
keep en hand a splendid line of groceries
oi an amos, giving our euissns many ad
vantages they will be glad to secure. H
will make th price so , reasonable that
our citizsns will havs an object In calllnir
nhlm for first-olass groceries. Th regular
market price win do ptia tor all kind
produss. Give hltn a call.
This Trade Mai k on a stove
means it Is the best thct
Dera.ffi ana .uin ran .m
trtve. Bold only by G. W
"fcw omiin.
; Backlen'sg Arnica SaIve
Ths best Salv. In the world for CuHBrnlaM.SorM
Ulcers, Slt Rheum, Fwvor Mm, fatter, Chappd
bunds, Cliilbiaim, Coras and .11 Bkm Ernptton, and
ponnveiyoura. i-u(,or tin p.jr raqutruil. it la (fur
MitMd to giv porfoot sittinhtctlon, or mon.r r.lund
ed. Price U oenu per box, For Skis by Fothay and
Mftion.
IBIFAKMElta WAIL, BY C LB.
t
II knocks at th nsw Reprcsenlalivs's door
His complaints ia th psiier ar msny and
' - of
He's going behind and th mortgages' grip.
Is fastened un hint at slioulder sad hip.
And Ibis Is the burden of alt His demand,
Rduc transportation on pro luctsof land,
Put duiies on apples, potstocs snd corn,
On fleeces snd muttons on bid and born,
Ws ar drinking Ih cup of dvsplr Ij the
JrB
Oo account of th Influx of Csnndi eggs.
We could raise al a profit our hemp and our
flas,
If you'd clsp on the foreign productions a to.
Why should Jscoht of tradesmen b seclslly
blest,
And hsrd lisadetl Essui be roblwd snd op
pressed! Come, g!v ut protection to npl exlenl;
Yesshov up the duties five hundred percent!
You tot J us How rich all th farmers would
grow.
If you tsxed every sps.Ii, every harrow and
ho.)
If w psid doubt price for the clothing w
wsr,
For carpet snd curtain, for takle and chair,
Poor farmers, your' chested, and thst to your
fsce,
Higher duties you'll find will not answer your
case;
Don't think that such measures will end your
ditiet
It's not mors protection your' needing, but
less.
How caa duties avail you on crops that you
reap, -
If th market you seek is market that's cheap?
How caa dut'e avail when th fruit of your
sod, .
It ruled by the price of its surplus abroad?
Rise ap brother farmers, rise up io your might,
The ballot will nt this Injustice to right.
The factories (not railroads) ar whales ia your
wake,
You've majorities use them your remedy
tak!
No longer b coxened by flattering tales.
Of fat manufacturers spreading their sale I
Though sycophants whisper and demagogues
storm,
Writ broad vn your banner "for tariff re
form
L. ... . J.
DEMOCRATIC STaTB CONVENTION.
Tb democratic central committee for tb
Mat of Oregon, assembled at Salem on the
loth day of Marco, 1S90, bsj appointed Port
land as th plc and Tbursdsy, the 24th dsy
of April, 1S90, at the hour of 11 o'clock in the
forenoon, as the time for holding a convention
for tb democratic party of the state of Oregon
for the purpose of nominating candidate for
th offices of eongressmaa, governor. Judge of
the supreme court, secretary of state, treasurer
superintendent of public instruction.stste print
er, and district officers to be voted lor at the
pproaching June election, and to transact
Mich further business as easy properly come be
kts the convention. Tht representation will
consist of 19J delegates, pportioned smong
lite several counties of the state at follows:
Raker SCtabop....,
Clackamas........ K Bentoa....
7
7
Columbia 3 Coos
Crook Curry.....
6
a
Itougtas 7 Gilliam...
4
Grant...... 4 Harney...
a
tsckson S Josephine,
Llaroatb 1 Lake.....
- 4
3
Lane.... 0 Linn
II
Malheur 3 Marion
10
Morrow 6 Multnomah
Polk...... 6Shermsa..
a
Tillamook........ t Umatilla..
Union 7 Wallowa...
io
4
6 Washington 6
YamhilL... 7
W invite alt American citizen without dis-
Unction of calling or political preference wholleged and can be taken up any day and
arc wear of n.vlntr mtl wmufdii trihata In
conscienceless monopolies, to cnalt's the ex-
amp! of tbeir fellow who hsv so emphatical -
Iv expressed themselves at the polls at th re
cent elections in MasachusetI,Ohio, and owa
and who in Kansas announce truer tnteotioa
to uke the same stand, to unit with us in a
determined effort to re establish our nationa'
merchant marine, to strik off the fetter of
our suffering factories and to relieve the grea
army of consumers from the burdens of ' a tax I
which oppresses thrn greviously and profits
them nothing, aad to rebuke the party which
now announce not ooly that the I ody politic
of this country shall make brick, but that they
shall make them w tbout straw.
A Bush,
' Cha'rman,
DEAUOX SMITH'S PROTRCTITK RAJt.
Tne following from the New York
World will have a ramifying effect upon
ths minds ot protectionists
Near the town of C, In the state of Ohio,
live old Deacon Smith and his wife Betsy
on a nit acre-tarm. it waa a great grief
to them when their only child cnt to the
city to work, but the land was too poor to
support all three, and John always cats
Thanksgiving dinner at home. Last June
when the deacon sheared his pet ram he
put by the twelve pounds of fleece, thlnk-
wn iv hut jwun aa aun vi uunwj illume.
A little later a wool-buyer from Massachu
setts purchased the fleece, making a de
duction of one-third, however, for grease,
so that the deacon only received $2.40 for
chase home with him and, adding two
his wool, ine wool-buyer took rii pur-
pounds of cotton at 8 cents per pound, fir
lining and wadding, he had the raw mate
rial tor a complete suit of clothes Into
which It was accordingly made, and in the
Autumn returned in Us new form to the
clothing store at C
The day after Thankselvine the deacon
and John started for the town, taking with
tnem tne tarm produce, tor nicn tne fol
lowing price wee obtained:
it bushels oats, ataic. f? ic
7 bushels wheat, at 78c...... c.46
05 pounds beef hide, at ac 1.30
I40 pounds quarter beef at 5c. ...... 7.0c
3 doxen eggs, at 13c per dozen. ..... 39
5 pounds butter, at 14c, per pound... 70
Adding to this the $2.40 he had cot for
the fleece and carefully saved, the deacon
walked into the clothing store with $ia. jo
in his pocketbook, enough he imagined to
buy a suit of clothes and pay nis taxes
But clothing was higher than he thought
The price ol an Imported suit was the a-
mount contained in his pocketbook, and at
similar grade of American goods cost ex
actly the same. "It is the duty that makes)
goods so hieiu remarked the dottier,
"But Mr Mcklnlev told us last fall that tha
onsumer did not pay the duty," objected
the deacon. The storekeeper smiled and.
the deacon bought the suit, planning to-
pay his half-yearly tax of IJ7 50 by cutting
thirty -five cords of wood. So that ail the
old man and Betsy have to winter on 1
McKlnley's speeches, and there was mjre
In them (ust before election than Is to be
found in mid winter. Truly .,;.
American farmer are slaves,
American milt-men are knaves;
And politicians don't care a
For beacon Smith's protected ram.
- Rail Fence.
Born. To the wife of Dr I S Courtney,
of Lebanon, on March aist, a boy. The
many friends of Dr C. will be pleased to
. learn that he still lives.
l 'T
Tha surplus In the treasury has dwindled
during one year of republfcan administra
tion from $tio,ootvooo to less than $40,
000,000 and the spoils t kin of public funds
everywhere contemplated by the party In
power will not be long In reducing the
"vaunted surplus" to a reminiscence. Ex-
Spcaker Carlisle has made a careful sur
vey of the financial outlook for the Plaim
Dt'.ir which shows the reckless extrava
gance Into which the republican patty pur
poses to plung! the country, Mr. Carlisle
detailed the new pension legislation with
the enormous expenditures Involved which
was given to the readers of the Plain D.mU
r some days ago In "n Interview with
Represenative Morrill, chairman of the
pension committee. Summarized It In.
eludes the repeal of the limitation ofar-
rearsges act, $471,000,000; service pension
bill, $144,000,000; the bill to pen.ion ex
prisoner of war at the rate of $2 per day
for each day of Imprisonments, $10,000,-
000; the dependent pension bill ws un
der discussion In the senate, $50,000,000,
the bill Increasing p.n.lons of certain class
from $50 to $72 per month. which ha st
eady pssied the House, $400,000. Other
pension bilts,lnctudlng one to pension army
nurses at the rate of $25 per month, $30,
000,000. "The bill enumerated," ssld
Mr. Carlisle, "will, If passed.add $708,000.
000 to the $ tonpuopoo now expended for
pensions. Betides these pension bills
there is a bill to refund the direct tax, $17,'
000,000; the bill to subsidize owner of
South American steamship companies for
a period of ten year, $6,000,000 the first
year and $ijoo'oo3 each year thereafter;
a bill which has already been reported to
the senate appropriating $126,000,000 for
coast defences, of which $11 poo poo are
to be expended during the ensuing year,
and a bill appropriating $ 300,000, oo for
the construction of vessels and naval
armament Then their I the Blair educa
tional bill which Is on the eve of being
passed by the senate, $77,000,000. and the
French spoliation claims, which will cer-
tal.ily be allowed by tho present congress
and which some estimate as high as $4Cy
000,000."
"What U the present condition cf the
national finances?"
"Even If there should be no reduction of
revenue by a revision of the tariff or the
repeal of the tobacco tax, the secretary of
the treasury estlmates'in his official report
the total receipts of the government from
all sources for the net fiscal year at
$385000,000, and he estimate the total
expenditure already provldtd by ia, In.
eluding the sinking fund, at $341,000,000,
leaving a surplus of $43,000,000. But It
already apparent that the appropriation
or the ordinary expense of the govern
ment for the next fiscal year will be large
ly tn excess of the secretary's estimate.
It ha been stated on the floor of the
House by republican members of the ap
propriation committee that $441,000,000
will be required to meet the regular de
mands of the government, and If this Is
correct there will be a deficit of $ J 7,000,-
000 Instead of a surplus, supposing none
I of lh etrvgsn: appropriations I have
entloned are made."
"Do you think, many of them will be
passed?"
Of course It ts Impossible for me to ssy
what bills will be passed, but they show
what a wide range the republican treasury
raids ars taking, and one thing I certain
and the country ought to understand it,
the will be passed if the republican part
iesire to pass them. It control the
senate, the House and the president, and
such rules have been fromulaled that detn-1
ocrsts can neither defeat nor deta any
measure which the majority my see
proper to pas. Pension bills are prlvl
I DSSsed. If reseated pledge made tO I
I soldiers and other classes bj the republican
1 party are not redeemed at this session it
I will be simply because the leaders of the
I party In their Inner conclence neither de-
I sire nor purpose to redeem them. All ob-
I struction are cleared away and u when
thl session dost any republican note
have gone to protest It will be because the
leader have deliberate! declined to honor
them. The time and opportnIt have
arrived and the republican part must
Uke the whole responsibility for action or
nonaction. It It true that the passage of
these bills, or any considerable pert of
them, would make it absolutely necessary
to impose additional taxes u;xn the people.
i.j-t
Uses to
but the republican party knew t
a well when it made It prom
oldlers a It knows it now and therefore
if cannot shirk the tesponslbilit on that
ground. All through the last campaign
the democrats Insisted that the redemption
ot promises made by the republican party
would bankrupt the treasury and require
a large Increase either In taxation or the
public debt. The da ot reckoning has
eome." Cleveland PtaindtaUr.
QUITE AXCSINU.
The republican journals regard It as
very smart to observe that "two ears ago
the democrats were complaining because
j there was a surplus revenue, and now the
are bewailing because there I no surplus."
I The organ affect to consider the captious
I democrats as verr hard to please.
This may seem very funny now, but we
question if it will be the cause of much
hilarity on the stump tn 1S92
When the democrats complained of a
surnlus they xroposed to stop It by re-
duclng taxes. The republicans are avoid
ing a surplus by the simpler expedient of
spending it
The democrats declared in iSSS that
unnecessary taxation I unjust taxation."
The republicans are proceeding upon the
theory that no taxation is unnecessary
which strengthens and enriches their mo
nopolies and th1 proceeds of which they
can spend. For ten ear the excessive
taxation has been applied to a reduction of
the public debt The republican Congress
will have either to suspend payments
the slnklnz fund or to Increase taxation.
It ma do both.
We doubt If this will seem as funny In
1S92 as tt dpes to-day.
Some very large sized lntervle sre
Inf the rounds just now slating
that
Whitney is the only- man to harmonise
opposing elements in the party; that Hill's
friends and Cleveland's friends can unite
on Whitney and on no other man, and !
that no one else can be ekcted. All this
must be very Interesting to Mr Cleveland,
but he Is probably not disturbed by it
and
he has little reason to be. He Is not tak
ing a back seat just yet, and there is
reason for thinking he will have to.
Fob Sale. A eoci driving horse; work
ell single or doable. Residence on Han
inen donation claim. LNAllz.
5
NO 34
It peentlsvr effleay I dee
NOTMINO
a much to the process and
skill in compounding as to
tlk I IT
tlin Ingredients tbemiwivoa.
Titti.lt in time. Hcbsck
tfiftAmftMa In Lh OtlfiLaSf . rrf If
tbey be Advanced wiii prove ptrtWcur
No Hois stall W ifat'lt
It take thanlBAsaf . '"'. '.V--S
doc-tor and ro.ll nrs. . '
snrtptlons. All who Inad f I fOR WHOSE,
sedentary lives will find ..,.., -i
It th livenUve.srf.-.,Bt",Bm' A
and curs lor lodleaatlon, r-
1 nnaif pauon, ji.atlah, TIIU on .,
films aud MMital Umttrmlaa. No baa
f tjmr, no loirfretif with hunt dm
rhtls tttklna. If or children It is moat Io-
aoeent aod barmltrMt. Ho danger trom '
ixnoaurs nr tuklnc. Cur. Colic IH.
fcrrlxrta, Ilowal C'oinntalata. rcnrlih.
Sims and fsveri.h Colds, invalids and
delimit persons will Ond It th inlMmt
Aperient and Tonlethy ean n. A lltlla
takrn at nleht In.urM rrre.tdng slep
and a natural evaluation ot tb bowels.
A lllil. taken In ihe morning sharpens
th appelli, rl.-an.es tb stomach, aad
sweetens lb brealb.
a fnrsiciAwa oprnoir.
"I kav. btm eclcliw MdiciM to ' '
Si. tmmty ynn .nd h. ntw b. M ft
, tw i a f tl,l tompoand thM would,
; bk. himmon Ltr Kcxidaior, promptly
j , , .no w tih j hiu.. ,i ur.r o fawn, -
and Mlhstam. Kim sidiinalod ofvms.
Jr' aw nt th. .ywem.
) L. M. Mia-roN. m.o., WsahlsFtea, Ark.
MmIii .f flnnlwiwHi lnk UnrthriVaH
Trmle-Mark on front of Wrnpfvr, and tb
wtm anu nianaigra oi J . n , 1 1 1 u OL 1
nvavauwaiua. saaeuvouuer.
fit. Cost
TO Um ROOM FOR UYLAECS STOCK OF FALL AKD WIS tEH CD CDS
WILL SELL MY ENTIRE STOCK CF '
BOOTS AND SHOES.
AT COST
SALE, AND THEY'MUST CO.
Real Bargains
AT THE SAME TIME D3 HOT ECSCET THAT I HAYE A COMPUTE
STOCKCF
Notions, Furnshin Goods, etc,
WOULD ESPECIALLY CALL YOUS ATTENTION TO THE FOLLQrMu
; UNE1: ;-..";; - . , v --'
Dress Goods, Trimmings; Silk.
Table Linen, Gloves, Hosie
ry, Fancy rocLs, etc
ALL AT LOWEST CASH PEICE-
RESPECTFULLY,
The Leading Cash
-
INSURE III THE
ALBANY
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS
Insurance Company.
i
Safe,
Sound;
HOPKINS &
-DfcALE133 13-
RTftl? T!?! i'MRC f.TIFET I RH'I fft$Pn
to I vm ii ssniis,
ETC,
Aoenta for"On Time" Healing and ooklg Steves. Joi work,'.p!ora5ir
te promptly ardea to.
go - !
SMOKE
Manufactred by
ALL
no j
lurORTED AUD
Flag and '
sniekes ar-
'j tobassos, Mceruk m and briar
.4 generally.
-
THE DEAIOCiiAi
is tLe Bait
Advertising mcdiuL-!
In Ihe Centre I
Wlllaraetf i Vallry,
Bank of Oregon. !
AlEAKY, - - - C2EC2:iJ
O-AJE'I'X'AX., $50,000.
.
Vioe President . II. V, MERRILLf
Cashier.... ... . J. W. liLAl N j
" DIBKCTOB.
H. Bryant. 3 V, Btsln, 1
3eo Humphrey, CHttew.it, I
IC J Laming, H b Merrill. i
Sie.bt fxchHit an I ts'srtphii trais
Ter on Stw York, 4-t ifumlmjn a d i
and all prlno'(l p"inis In firemen r. ! I
Waybill xtoi),
CollwUon mtl u t fivorAblo (erm.
Finst National Bank
VP ALHAfsi,
vrffMt9fkft.,.w .. nit t
ORCUO.1.
u n.ivv
S, K, YOl XU
.,, W, LASUKa,.
Tkw Hrmidmt ....
TBABSACTS A OEKEaALbaaStngBiMliMM.
ACCOUNTS KEPT su bj to tck.
SIOHT EZCIIANUK and trt ruhl innntit, !
s Km fork, M rrwx, lUaagv and tm
ron.
C'('I.LK'TriOr A DC on ra..mil. lertM.
SissoraM,
j, K Toon, C, W, Lsmhos
L E But, I.. Finn,
EmrxsfrT. os
Urm County Ikak,
Cowan, Ealston & fhamterlain,'
ALBANY - ' - OREGOW.
TRANSACTS s tmimt! tNtnklng bsvlnMs.
DRAW810H1 naAfTSen X. Tor. u fi.
it 1 Orogwa.
tOAXMOrfETua ftnttd swority!
RWXIVE depoct. sobtevt - eHflck.
THIS WILL BE A CLCSIKS CUT
COME EAHLYAKO CET
Dry Goods Store.
Oonservativ
3
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j
Wall t-a
ETO
THE CIGARS
Julius Joseph
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