IKHH TIC STATU TK KET.
Congresmiian U A Miller, of Jackson
ville. I inventor Pylvontot I'ennoyor.of Port
land. Secretary of State -W M Towneena, of
I .eke Co.
Treiuntrer (1 V Wobb.of IVndletrt.
Supreme Judge 11 F lkmh am.of Snm .
Pupt. of Public Inetrtution A ItfUoy,
of r.rownnville.
Stle Printer J O'Prlen. of Portland.
Prosecuting Attorney 3rd littt J J
W hitnoy, of Albany.
DEKOCK.tTIC COl'STl TltMT
FOR STATU SKKATOUS Hon
Wratliorford aud lion Jeff Myers.
J K
RKrilKSENTATIVES C. J. Shedd,
lion f V hnrJml Dr J F Usury
COUNTY COMMISSIONER William
Rumbaugh.
COUNTY RECORDER K E Davis
SHERIFF MattSoott.
COUNTY CLERK N P Payne.
COUNTY TREASURER W E CurL
ASSESSOR-H S William,
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT G I
Russell.
COUNTY SUkYEYOR-E J O'Cooom
COUNTY CORONER Frmok Farrolt.
E J O'Conner U an accomplished, prac
Ileal urveror. II will be re-elected.
Frank Farrel will male a good coroner,
Every dciroctat In the county thould vote
tor him.
"Ill" Williams ha been eelng the
people ot this county for' the last ten
year, and U a man of ripe experience. He
will be the next assessor.
Nun Tayne is a cartful, painstaking man
just I lie quali'y necessary to make a good
county clerk. There are no flies oa Nim, and
"he will get there Eli,"
Ed Davis has made a most efficient and ac-
commoJaiine coun'v recorder for the lost two
years and we predict that he will receive
hamlso oe majority for that office.
Mat Scott is noted (or his firm but 4enial dis
position. He Drakes friends everywhere he
roes. He a peculiarly fited foe the office of
ahcrifl and will be elected by a targe majority,
Do not forget that Col R A Miller and
Mr A LeRoy, democratic candidates for
congreM and state superintendent of pub
lic instruction, will address the people of
Linn county at Albany on Friday May 9th
at 1 o'clock p m. Ev jrj body tarn out and
hear thim.
Dr J F Henry, F C Hansard and C
Shedd, are all suitable and fit persons to
represent the people ot Linn county I
the legislature. The democrats should
see that they all get a full vote.
William Rumbaugh la a man of soun
judgment and will make a good county
commissioner. Democrats should bear in
mind that if Mr Rumbaugh be defeated the
republicans will then have a majority of
' tl:e county court.
"Uncli Billy" Curl served one term as
county treasurer and gave good satisfaction
to the people. He Is a safe, careful man,
and, although he is a cripple, we feel con
fident that he will run fast enough to beat
Sis opponent easily.
The people of Linn county want men of
experience in the legislature. Mr Weather
ford and Mr Myers have both served in that
body before, and hence when they go to the
senate, will be prepared to enter at once, in
telligently, upon their labors.
The Republican managers in Alabama have
decided to not ran a state ticket this year but
to have Congresssioaal candidate im every
district, trusting to the precedents of the pres
sent Congress and Speaker Reedisms to count
fhern in.
Prof G F Russell is one of the most success
ful teachers in the county. He La lived in
the state nearly all bis life while bis opponent
Mr Michcner has Leen here but about one
one year. Mr Michener is almost entirely un
known to the people. Mr Rassel will be the
next county school superintendent by a large
majonty:
Every day brings cheering new of
democratic prospect throughout the state.
The disaffection over the nomination of
Dave Thompson that showed itself to
plainly in Portland is rapidly spreading to
all parts of the state. We hare no Imita
tion in making the prediction that gover
nor Pennoyer will run materially ahead
of his ticket In every county In the tte.
The whole country without regard to
party has met a severe los in the untlme
ly death of Senator Beck, of Kentucky
who died Saturday of paralysis of the heart.
He was a man of great ability and un
swerving integrity and commanded the
confidence of republican as well as demo
crats senators. It will be hard to fill his
place. Car'isle msv be called up higher.
Republican papers are excoriating Har
vey Scott fjr saying that 'nlie republican
partv Is on the high road to the devil." "J01
don" is a hard road Harvey to travel When
he tells the truth, as he djes, sometimes,
when .it of candor lakes possession of
him hi own party papers flagellate him
uniil he is sore, and when he varies from
the line of truth and fact, a he frequent
ly does, then the democratic paper baste
him unmercclfully, so In sheering clear of
Scyila he Is cast helpless on ChsrybdU.
WH AT POM IT TJIlSKf
The Eugene Registrx very approvingly
pniadi's the following plank of th repub
lican platform to show that its party Is
opposed t the issue of non-taxable bauds:
I'tvit e are In favor it a lair and equal
dUt-',1.1'tii.n of taxation, and we believe,
that i-.'l property tioiv exempt by U
shoir i r .inribute i'. due proportion of the
legtuK.uiv expense of gnvei mtier;t."
Nuw tins resolution does not cover the
matter of bonds at all for it only extends
to property how exempt and not to bond,
to bn I isurd hereafter.- This is one of the
tricks of Hie cunning scribi who drew that
pi.it f.ir'ii. It was draw.i to catch the un
wary Hul the Ilr.trister walked straight into
the trap. By the way has the Rtgtsfr duly
conOdtfred the Import of this plank in the
republican platform? It pledges the party
to lax all property now exempt by law.
Under the present law personal property
of all literary, benevolent, scientific insti
tutions, and the real estate occupied by
such institutions for the pnrpose of carry
ing out the objects for which they were
incorporated; all houses of public worship,
and the lots on whi:h they are situated,
and the pews and sKps lu such churches
burial grounds and tombs, and public li
braries are exempt from taxation, bnt un
dcr the reto'ution above quoted the repub
lican party declares in favor ol taxing this
property. That party is therefore.pledged
t ) tax all the property of the churches,
OiU Fellows, Masons, Anclen. Order of
l uili-ci workmen. Knights of Pythias etc.
Wii it, in view of thW, does the Itetristet
think of tht; altitude of its party on this
Mil jed? li It in favor of taxing church
pi t;iirtv .' Would li tax a graveyard?
WATER UOMI&
The Democrat Is in receipt of the fallow
ing from Center precinct t
A dirpule has arisen he- whether me re
publicans in their state convention put a
plank in their platform opposing the issue of
on tsxable tomls by cities or towns. I have
been requested by a numDer 01 voters, republi
cans as well s democrats, to ssk the Dkmo
Cat to answer the question."
(signed) RKri'iiucAN,
To Republican" we would say they did
.1? i
not. Pave Thompson, the rquiiiiican ennui
rl.Mt for covernor settled the question s to
that subject at the last session of the legisla
ture. lie voted In the legislature to suthoiUe
the Uaue of such bonds and it would make
no difference what kind of a platform the party
adopted in convent'on, we know what Thomp
son would do were he in the governor s ciiair,
He would cheerfully sign such a bill if passed
by the legislature. Governor Pennoyer would
as courageously and conscientieusly veto it.
A bill will again be introduced and the ques
m m
lion of its becoming a law will likely depend
upon who will be elected governor.
A niUHT SOW J t' U MEN'T.
Some time ago Mr Kiarr, editor ot the
Ashland AWtf, becoming tired ct what
appeared to him as corrupt practices in the
courts of the First Ulstrtct, procceue
to publish a criticism of Judge Webster
ha wears the-iudtcUl ermine on the
bench of that district, whereupon the irate
Judjre had the recalcitrant editor dragged
before him and fined him f 50 and im
prisoned him in the county jail fur 15 days
all for -contempt ol court." Tlit jenery
like projeedlng met with the earnest dl
pproval of Mr Klxer, the editor, who
promptly appealed the case to the Supreme
Court, and the dicUion of W cbster s court
was of course, promptly reversed. M
Kimt ! to be congratulated that in Ins
person the freedom of the press has been
Judicially vindicated. JuJge Webster will
learn from this that men who don the ju
dicial ermine are subject to criticism the
same as other official are w hen they get
out of the tine of honest public dutv.
PKOVKS TOO MI CH.
Before the tariff wa levied on D'.ate
! hr. ii thai wit sohl was Imported
it cost Si asauarefoot. One factory
was then built In this country and asked
protection, so tariff of ao per cent was
levied on platci(Us. According to the
free trader "a tariff I a tax,' and plate
glass should then hive cost Si.ao a square
loot. But, Instead of that, the price
soon reduced to 50 cents a square sow.
Attoriam.
Fool may be made toeblleve U, but no
man of sense can be made to believe that
manufacturers would come up and ask
congress to place a duty on the article
which they manufa:turc It they knew that
the duly would compel them to sell 'at a
less price than they did before the duty
wa laid. If a tariff reduce the price of
the domestic article then manufacturer
would oppose the tariff. The At'cria
prove too much.
VOL 84 ID.
JHS SSJSSSUP
One of the most serious objection that
can be raised against Governor Pennoy
er' admlnls'.ralion is It attitude toward
the veteran of the war. Salem Journal,
O rot! In the name of or Unary com
mon sense. If these fellows just out from
Iowa havn't anything ot the least sense to
say about Governor t'ennoyer.tney wouui
not expose their idiocy it they maintained
silence Gov. Pennoyer never did a "vet
eran" anything but a kindness In his life,
and never will. Of what use can such
asinine braying be to anybody iLaH Or-
From every portion of the state comes
the one expression that Governor Pennoy
er i the friend the people.
This I a good recommendation.
But what of Thompson ?
Who claim that Thompson is a friend
of an v body but Thompson?
He is a man of wealth the possessor of
million- Yet when men, women and
children were without shelter and weeping
for bread, in a neighboring city, what cid
Thompson do?
A niggardly ten dollar was his contribu
tion.
Thompson's income is more than ten
dollar per hour form his eighteen bank
alone.
He gave them let than an hour' in
come to unfortunate whuse hearts were
overflowing with grief and whoe stmaochs
begged for? n.orsel of bread.
This 1 Dollar Mark Thompson.
How do the great hearted people of Or
egon feel toward sncha man?
The Mercury, republican paper, ha the
following good word for "Uncle" George
Webb the democratic candidate for state
treasurer:
Geo.ge W Webb ha ably managed the
office of etate treasurer. There Is not a
stain upon his official garments. There Is
not a pen In Oregon raised against l.ini.
When the democrats nomlnate-t him ihey
named the winner, tie will go In with a
whoop. He can bank on this statement.
Awav up in heaven there are two di
minutive white marks placed opposite $.
P. Thompson's name. Thev represent
tne $lO that gentlemen contributed to the
Seattle sufferers by the great rire, and the
X he gave to ihe starving people who lost
heir all Jin the Johnstown flood. For a
man of millions Mr Thompson I a gen
erous soul.
W K Price, formerly of this county, ha
been nominated by the democrat of Jack
son County for sheriff. The democrats
cf Jackson have made no mistake In their
choice, as "Klrt" fills the Jeffersonlan test
of honesty ar.d competency. He will be
elecUd by a "great big" majority.
If the democrats of Jackson did as well
In making up the remainder of their ticket
as Ihey did In choosing a candlda'e for
senator, they must have had remarkab y
good luck. Chas Nickel, editor of the
Timti will make an excellent represenatlve
of the sturdy democracy of old Jackson,
t. rr... in arroisTMrxt.
.Sylvester Pennoyer, i!i iiu-rat!c caiidi
drte for governor, will addict ilic ciliren
of Oregon at the following time and
place:
Mo'illa, Wednesday, May J, I p in.
Silverton, Tu'sday, May 8, I p m,
Gervais, Friday, May 9, I p in.
Lebanon, Saturday, May io, J p m.
Brownsville, Saturday, May io, 8 pm.
Albany Friday, May 13,1pm.
Everybody is requested to attend. La
dies are cordially invited.
II GviLDtMlTH,
Ch'n Oem. State Central Coinmltee.
Two Cab Loans. Price & Robeon have
Iufit received two car loads of wagons and
mggicB, light and heavy, and w ill Bell
them at remarkably low prices, consider
ing the splendid quality of the w agons.
Smoke the. celebrated ; Havana filled ci
gars, manufactured at Jul ur Joseph's cigar
factory. Only 0 cents.
IOO F. Albany Lodge No 4 holds Its
regular meeting Wednesday evening of
each week. Visiting brothers are cordially
nvited to attend.
Good dry fir wood for sale,
st this otbea. .
Leave orders
Whereto Get Thkm. When wanting
an organ or plana call on G L Blackman
where you r.an select from a first class
stock.
frum eur rniiiiw tHi'iHii nt,
WASHINtJTOX.
Washington, April, as, iJ.oxv
The Injustice and absurdity of the Mc-
Klnley tariff bill excited such general
dissatisfaction that the republicans are
obliged to abandon It, It Is conceded
that the bill can never become a law, but
the republican majority In the House lias
so thoroughly commlttced itself that the
bill Is expected lo pass the House by a
strict party voU. In the meantime the
republicans ot Urn Senate Finance com
mittee are at work on another bill as a
substitute for the McKlnley bill. They
Cxpcct to report It to the senate very soon
after the McKlnley Hill passes the House.
Tills shows the Impolanco of Mr Mc
Klnley's specious oratory, that captivates a
careless crowd, to convince the business
Interests ot the country of the propriety of
a single idea he entertains on the subject
of tariff,
The republican joint caucus committee
ot the House and senate have agreed upon
the basis for the preparation of a silver bill.
It directs the secretary ot the treasury to
purchase 4,00,000 ounces of free silver
per month at the market price, not to ex
ceed Si for 371,35 grain ot pure sitver,nnd
Issue treasury notes in payment of the
bullion. These notes shall be payable on
demand in lawful money ot the Unit
States, and are receivable tor all public
dues. No greater or less amount t.f such
notes shall be outstanding at anytime than
the cost ot the silver bullion then held In
the treasury, purchased by sYch notes.
Upon demand of the holder of any such
treasury note, the secretary ot the tress
ury mar, at hi discretion, pay off such
notes with sliver bullion at its market
price. The st cretary U also permitted to
coin this bullion, should It be necessary,
ror the redemption of these proposed tivas
ury notes, $73,000,000 held to redeem the
circulation of bank will be restored to
general circulation,
WEATHER CitoP BIXLKTI.V NO 5,
Of the Oregon State Weather lUmau,
co-operating with U. H. Klgnal Per vice,
Central Otllee, Portland, Oregon, for
the week ending Futttrdny, May 3rd,
WCATHKS.
The temperature for the past week has
been above the normal. Since January
1st, it has averaged below the 110r111.il",
There was no rainfa'l during the week.
From January 1st to date, more than the
lcu(.emounl ha fallen, from July it,
1SS0, to date, about the average has f.illcn
The amount of sunshine has been above
the average for the week. Almost cloud
less weather I. as prevailed during the past
seven ilav. The nights have ben much
armcr,anu no irosis are reported, iru
i the second week of good growing weath
er this season and all vcxetalian has shown
the beneficial effect ot the wea;her. W hllc
the low lands are generally moist yet.gcn
eral rain would prove beneficial.
CKKKAL..
Winter and spring town wheat is re
ported to be in excellent condition.
"Prospects were never better at this sea
son for a bountiful wheat crop,"ls reported
from various wheat district tarly spring
on grain I up ; the late sown would be
materially benefited by rain.
riittr.
The weather has been especially favor.
able to the fruit crop. The warmer nights
and bright sunshine have done much to-
ards advancing the Irutt past its stage
liable to be Injuied bv frost. The peaches
and rpple crop will be less than an average i
other fruits and berrte give promise of
immense vield. Many acre of new or
chards will come into bearing this year.
Or.NLBAt, REMARKS.
In Washington county, maple.alJer and
hazel are in Icaf.one month later than las;
year. Ground is In excellent condition.
In Clackamas, the ground Is drying out.
On the uplands of the Willamette valley
rain especially is needed. In Benton, at
the Agricultural Colleiie.erasses are head
ing out, garden pess quite high, radishes
and lettuce growing finely, strawberries as
large as a dime, apple trees in full bloom.
Oak tree have generally leafed out in
Western Oregon, In Douglas county, It
neighborhood I Roseburg.the peach crop
generally killed by the April frosts. In
Jackson county, grape vine budding out
one month later than lost year, In tat
em Oregon sheep shearing is in full swav.
the clip t good and wool weighing well,
Plum, and prunes In the Interior section
In hlrutnm Th. rr.ln nr,unWl. l,rurh.
out lhl section were never better. Spring
grain Is generally up.
Tt. H. Paoi'B,
OlaHTver U. H. Hignal Service.
Aaaintant Uirector Oregon Weather Bu
reau :
WiisRc money Is being made. In the
Sound country. I hare for sale four lots
In the Arlington addition to the city of
Blaine. The property lay only one mile
from tide water, and is undoubtedly a good
Investment at the present prices. Corner
lots only $60. Inside lot $50. Term
one-half cash, balance in six months. Call
at the office and examine the property.
EG BKAaosLKV, Agent.
Buy the Burlington warranted fast black
hoslerv has no superior, Sold by Bar
row Si Searl '
I'i all rliftisis of tho stoiimnl, liv.r si.d
kiilui)f, ui-, to the xuluii'iri i:f til enter
medicines, nsture' n remedy, I'fundvi's
Oregon ISIorx! Purifier.
Ilavoymi seen tb'fe p'ir l.ir suit that T
Brn.L has just received ? They are nim-.
torx ts. ('bi-M-t.
We make a specialty of ladies and 111 1 uses
fine r-orsets and waists. We also have a
drive in a French satiric corset at 75 cunt
Extra good valu.
Samukl E Yovxg.
If ou wsot t.i -prcuUte snrl will compare
pricts, you will buy in Fir D-ita.
Ladies Muslin Underwear.- I have
ui-t opened the largest line of m-islin un
derwear I have ever carried, and have
marked them to sell at the least possible
per cent they can be handled for. Infants
drcssrs from' 5c cents to $3.J5 cash; full
size, full length; no china iritike, all white
lubor, guaranted to be equal If not super
ior to anything in Ihe markei for the
price, Alo Infants cup and coal.
r-AML-fcL E VoiiNo.
VAl,CAB:.!iVkoPrUTV, . '
'1 he Cui-ick A Idllii-i. o ilh.i:iy hs
junl bven thrown vi. the iimik';t 11 ml ui;
be sold at such prlcrs and terms ,i will
enable the speculator to make good
money. This property Iks juxt this side
of Goltra' Park; Is high and sightly,
ovei looking the city and surrounding
country. In the language of a First
rtreet merchant, "That is destined to be
come the 'Bon-ton' residence portion of
the city." ,
Wallace & Cusick, the agents for this
property, have their own conveyance and
will be glad to show this, the best of all
ddlli3ns, to the intending speculator.
Oct Calling. When out shopping
call on Spencer & Blackburn. They will
return Ihe compliment by calling at your
home every morning and take your orders
for anything )ou might wish In the
grocery or vegetable line at the lowest
possible prices.
SiitrNQ and Bummeb Dklicacieb. The
largest and finest line of foreign and do
mestic woolens in spring and summer
novelties just received and is ready for
inspection at
Zaches & Son, '
Merchant Tailors and Drapers,
Opposite Post Office.
Oca. Own, A genuine kid glove,cvery
pair warranted.for $1.50 a pair. This glove
I hsve handled for five years and have
:rled many others but nevei found any
equal to them for the price,
Samuki. E Youno.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
A Terrible lite.
I.oniu k PotNTc, Quebec, May 6, A long
iue of gaunt towers is all one sees of Longu
Point lunatic asylum, located ten miles from
Montreal, aad which with many livs was to
day consumed by the flumes. The sights wit
ncssed at this tragic scene are such as can
never be forgotten. Nothing eouiu exceed the
hoirora attemling the '.errible calamity, consid
ering the number of victims, the tarrilile nature
of their ueath and the manner in which tit
helpless vidimus rscelveii their fulc.
Time were i'lcaiented in Longe. Pobte 1300
lunatic fur thai asylum was a pdsun more
lli.m a hospital, ana now not mote thnn 1100
are accounted for.
A Bis Tl far Aster-la,
AsTOMAt May, Mny 6. Huntington's an
swer to the proposition made him by citixens
of Astoria and directors of the Astoria & South
Coast Railway Company has been received.
He mads no new proposition, nor did he sug
gest the least change in the one made to him,
He simply wrote lhat he would accept the pro
pusi .ion, and wanted contract embodying its
terms drawn up in duplicate, signed and sent
to him in San Francisco for his signature. The
proposition w hich he accepts is as follow si To
raise a lubsidy offjoo.oou, to be paid when
the red is in oetationj. to tiansfer to him the
easiue division ol I lie toad tree ol an incum
brances, and other asseis of the company ran
sisiing of tciniinal facilities at Smith's Point,
twen y five acres t Warrcntun for machine
shops, ninety acres having IChxj feet of water
front at Tsny Point now bonded, printed
oords ol Hie company; fiancluscs horn I lie state
and Untied States to construct a bridge aciosa
tounc s hay and a cunitullinu Interest In the
stock uf llio company,
Mr lluiiuneton say in his letter of accept
ance ttmi be will nut surveyors In the held tin
mediately to verily the surveys of .tie Astoria
and South Coast, and willsgieii to have the
toad completed within two yens fui.n time
me actual woik commences upon It,
lb Mi klnlry bill,
Wamiixoton, May 5. It I apparently
the Intention of the republican majority to
force thr.itiih the McKlnley tariff bill
The caucus to-day demonstrated that the
til 1 1 must take precedence ol eveiytnlng
else, and a vote l flixed at an early'dav in
order to get act km before more protests
can be forwarded. The bit', will, of course,
be amended so much tht-t it wilt be de
feated. Thrre is a possibility that the su
gar men a ill force a restoration of the
duty. They now have a strong lobby ac
tively at work among the member, and
every possible string I being putted 10
carry It through. Amendment to the
wool schedules III te offered , and It I
possible tha: rate will be slightly reduced.
Labarrr T0.
Cute ago, May The great carpenter
strike I finally settled a far a lh new
bosssc association Is concerned. Fully
400U journeymen carpenter will go lo
work by Thursday. The arbitration com
mittees of the new bosses association ard
t'-e striker met ibis evening and settled
the last detail. The journeymen achieved
a sweeping victory. They made a con
cession on but two rotnU, The only dl
appointment was that the stubbornness of
the old Master Association ha left it
member wholly out of the final ceal.
A Yablslw N artier!
Corvilli, Wash , Mav 5. Dick Quetv
tin shot mtiy White to-dv. An old feud
had existed between tht men, the outcome
of a rivalry for the affections ot a iriri.
Public sentiment is against White a most
at fault. He will probably recover.
Uu.nlln was arrested and placed in jail.
, A L( Walls.
Lamar, CcL., ,My 5.-J S Harrison,
who Is trying lo walk from Vabah, Ind
ia Nan Francisco within 65 day on a
wager of $10,000 arrived here at 7 lid
evening. He is now mile from hi
starting point and 310 mile ahead of hi
time, ill average ha been about 70
mile In 24 hour.
Traia (.ettlac there.
Tacoma, May 5, George Francl Train,
who left Tacoma on the iSth of March.for
the Tacoma -efer, to make a trip aiound
the world in sixty day
oa Brviberiy gave.
tAT 1 ortlamd. Mav 4 ISoo. A most
unfortunate conflict of authority ha oc
cured in the Evangelical church In
Stephen addition a the result of the di
vision In the Evangelical conference re
centiy held in Albany. It seem lhat one
faction sent Rev C C Poling to East Port
land, ana me other l.iction sent Ker
f u
' Mr ' , otn nave been pa.tor
"I f.al I OrtlanO and IISVC
many warm
friends. One statement I lhat a foon a
the two conference adjourned both minis
ter came to East Portland. Mr Fisher
had the key, and was in possession last
Saturday, but Mr poling saw the official
board and had the church doors opened
aturday night Yesterday morning he
wa in iuii posscftsion and preached. Kev
Mr rlshesut quietly dnrfng the service,
ana at tne close arose lo make an an
naunce of some sort, when Mr Pollna In
terrupted him, saying he (Mr Fisher) had
no authority to say anything, ard then
gave out the hymn, while Mr Fisher was
talking, which the congregation immedi
ately sung, completely shutting eff Mr
Fisher. Many who were present think
Mr Poling should have quietly heard what
Mr Fisher had lo say, and not cut him off
in such a sudden manner.
Tarssna bransersllr,
Tacoma, May 5. At the city election I07
day 4330 votes were cast out of a total regis
tration of 5477. Owing to to the republican
"jolting the licket tliete were large democratic
gains.
Stuart Rice, clem, defeated V B Allen, rep
for mayor by 3.10 majority. Oration II heeler
iem defeat S F Armstrong, rep for treasurer,
and Colin Mcintosh, dem was elected ciiy en
gineer and surveyor by fully 300 nujoriiy. ) V
lioilgins, rep dclcatsOen Woods, dero for
st rect commistioner.
t'tttalllla Beservaliosj,
Washington, May 6. Tbe result of the
consultation between Representative Hermann
and ihe departments is that the surveyor gen
eral of Oregon will at once be supplied with
funds whereby to engage sufficient clerical aid
to complete the ofiice work made necessary
the in Umatilla reservation surveys.
Demeratle Hpraklng At JaeksAavllle.
Jacksonville Or, Moy K The intro
ductory speeches of the campaign were
maae h-re Saturday evening by Colonel
R A Miller and Professor LeRoy. The
courthouse was packed to It uniiost ca .
paclcy, many republican being present
Both Ki-nlle wen- listenrd to with marked
minion, and scvnilttcd themselves with
much credit,
Kenulwr iterli lfci! an Unliir.lny.
A AMUNOTON, S',nv 4. The Keivtickv
delegation has aswuined charge of hi ro
muins and will, to-morrow morning, liual
ly arrut.ge all dftui' for ihe Htnerai Ken
ator Blackburn will .uk the senate to ad
journ over until Wednesday. The funeral
is 10 take place in ihe senate chamber on
Tuesday,
f eacenble Laborers.
Lo.vdon, May 4. To-day's labor de
monstrations in Hyde park vn a magnif
icent succ.M and excelled, in point of
numbers and orderly enthusiasm, all work
ing clans gatherings since the great reform
assemblge of 18S, The splendid organi
zation of the dllierent section taking part
in the processions, brought together in the
park a half million people who met, went
through their business, and ' di-rcrsed
without a single incident of a di j: ,'crly
character occurlug. '
A Uurrleune.
WiLi.sroiNT, Tex., May 4. A hurricane
struck here at noon yesterday, and every
house in town is more or less damaged.
Two persons ere killed and several in
j'u'ied. The killed are Mrs Bow en, who
whs caught under a falling wall and crushed
to death, and a negro girl 14 years old,
the daughter of Sam Mitchell, '
- Forest Fires. .
Stillwater, Minn, May 4 Millions of
feet of pine are "being consumed in the St
Croix valley, by forest fire. For miles
the air is so filled with smoke that breath
ing is almost Impossible.
l OlSTV CAKYAIW.
The democratic candidates ot Linn
county will speak on the political Issues of
the day at the fol'owlng time and place!
Fox Valley, Monday, May J o' h, atone
o'clock, pm.
ttcio, luesuay, may aout, at one o cioch,
p in.
Syracuse, Wednesday, May list, atone
o'clock, p m.
Shedd, Thursday, may aino at one o -
Clock. DDI,
llalsey, Friday, May 13rd at one o ciock,
p m.
llarrtsburg, Saturday, May 24th, at one
o'clock, pm,
t nrownsville, Monday, May a6th, at one
o.clock. n m.
Crawfordsvllle, Tuesday, May J7th, at
one o'clock, n m .
Sweet Home, Wednesday, May aSth, at
one o'clock. t m.
Waterloo, Thursday, May aw, at one
o cioch, p m,
Lebanon, rnday. May 30th, at on
o'clock pm,
Albany, Saturday. May 31st, at one
o'clock pm.
wpposing candidates are respectiuiiy in
vited to be present and participate In the
- 1 ,,... ..!. t
discussion.
Geo E Chamberlain,
Chairman Iem county
TJ Stites Central Com.
Secretary.
TKMI'SItANt'E COLUMN.
Killtsd by AlUoy W. O T, U
Chicago I e specimen of a city control!
eu oy uceiiseu saioons. in an cases 11 w in
be observed k 1 the tlry that Is controlled,
not the saloon. Weekly Iowa Capital.
"Practical political economy'' says :
'Feed the people on whisky, then tax the
whisky to pay for all the damage it dues.'
This reminds one of the Dutchman who
whipped hi son III! the boy wa raging
mad, then said lo him, "Acli, I kr.ow vat
you links 1 vou links lam I Now I licks
you for J'.'" bo, feed the people on
whlskv, till ihey not only think but act
"tarn,'' crowding the police courts, jail,
poor houses and me rest.then las the whis
ky to foot the bills, in order "lo relieve
over-burdened real estate." Oh long-suffering
political economy t Of alt Ihe mal
treatment and perversion ot a hundred
years, this I the unklndcst cut of all."
-Rev J II Ecob, D 1).
The Interesting account In a late number
ot the Oregonlaii of the celebration Of t'.e
fourth anniversary of the organisation of
Company K., ot Oregon National Guard,
records a long march in advance made by
that deservedly praised company. On the
elegant banquet-table of the Hotel Port
land, where supper wa served to the
company and guests, no wine wa seen
and this fact we regard as a marked feat
ure ot the unqualified success of the
event." The living fires of patriotism
were kindled afresh by eloquent speech
and thrilling song from honored name of
their numbcr.and from officers of the reg
Iment Temperance people through Ihe
state and country will unite with laptaln
A J Brown, chaplain ot the First Regi
ment. In expressing gratification at the
success of the cold water banquet. The
Oregon WCTU. through It correspond
Ing secretary, ha sent to Co K a letter of
congratulation.
Suppose that up to ihe present t''e
there had not been established a distillery.
brewery or saloon In the land, and none of
the dreadful result of the rum traffic had
been realised ; no drunkard had reeled In
our street, no drink criminal had been
sentenced lo penal service or to deal's, no
drink pauper nod been sent to the poor
house, no drink manK had been confined
In the mad hoose,and no family, had been
disgraced or dtstroved by a drunken
husband and father and suppose thai
suddenly all these terrible evils should ap
pear, what would be the consternation that
would nil Ihe land, and what would the
people do? Would ihey not. fired with
righteous Indignation and destructive
wrath rise and annihilate every distillery
brewery and saioon In a single dav ? Rev
A U Leonard l:i .N. Y. Christian Advocate.
Summons,
a tht CirtmU Court 0 A4 SUtU OJ Or fan
for Ltmn VoMuy,
J Lllolida, Pontiff,
CharUt K Bust and Clara F Simpson and
w ilium etmpeoe, hr nasbaod, LMeodant
Te Cbortes E Rust, Clara F Simpson and
William Simpson lb abut earned drfsa
daola.
la tbe asm of li. SUte ot Of gnu, yen,
and each cf you, are hereby required to ap
pear and answer tha eomplaiet of the above
named pUiotifl la the abova-eatitled court,
now on die with the clerk if said
oourt, on or before the first day of tbe next
rsiiulsr taint of said court, to-wit: Jane 23.
lbSW. And voSi, and ch of too, are here
by notilleu ihst it ou tail to appear aod
answar asm o-rmjiiaini as Hereby icqaired,
th pUinliJ will apply to tbe eoart for
the relief demanded la aid oomolalut. to-
wit: a decree rtformitg and correcting that
eertoia urea men oy jame w ttust and
Karab L Bust, bi wife, to John P Resor,
bearing date the 2 1st da of April. 1828. re-
eorded on pge 750 tf book A, of record of
ama 01 t-inn eouott. Ureaoa. ao a to in
elude the following desuritwd real property,
to-wiij
llfglnnlog at the aoutbwaat oomerof
aection u, in IP 14, 8 11 4 W. V U aoaatie
Heridiao, la l.lnn coutttyi ( reaoo. and
running East 40 thalna, ttmnrw uortb 8
ehalna,t hence Ksmt .e3 100 chaina.thene
Bortb 6 cbalna, thence wwt 4101 104
ebam thence south 40 chain to the
place of beginning , alao refetmlng and
corroding lb a. oertaladead made by aid
Jsmes W Kuat and barah L Hunt, to aald
John P Hector. beartOK data ta lih dy
of February. 1S0, reoorded on page 610
or hook 13 ot ueo tteoorna.or liinn coun
ty cregaa,, so a to include tbe following
deaaMbed real property, lo-wlt : IleKlu
ninjr at a point 0,03 cbama est of the
nortneast ouruer of tb eouiu weal quarter
oraeo 11. tl 14, S R4 W, Wlllaiorte M
rid an. in Liu 11 county, Oregon, and run'
Linn at V rod, tneo'-e & a aouiberiy
dlreoilon to a point 0 cbslos acnth of tbe
plsee 01 bogtnning, thence aorth A ohsin
to the par of begin tiinu. and quieUoj
plalntiflii title to soli T aald Uaot of
land :d perpetually enjoiaiog and re
iraluln yeu and eaob of you from aa.
ertlng or uluimtng any right, title or
iutrt to aud e either of aald travu.and
for Jui'iitaeiit aasinst ycu forbtacoria
and di bursoments herein
Thlssiiuiinona la publiabad by order of
Hon H P Ji.lse. Judge of the abova enti
tled Court, made at Chamber lo the city
of Saletn, lo Marion county, Orrgoo; on
tbe mb day of May. A. 1 , ISOO,
II l WITT A IKYIMB.
Au'ya for Pitiatiff.
0lJPfunder's-
VmvT HEALTH fTESTORER.
i&SiS. u S E IT I
IT T9 TTTTl TT)?!aT.i WETlTCTN"!7!,
It roii'i H11 fa sn'l KiclB-vs en ! Sinmnch,
rttre It t i 1. h . lh' si.i, ri!.i;vs so A,ii
tiw, Pa. hi .4 uu tm.i.iru KiuuJ, mid
Used everywhere, fl a bottle (six for $3.
Harry Jones'
RESATURANT AND OYS
TER HOUSE.
Just opanad, opposite tbe Kues House.
Prompt attention, aod everythiag neat and
clean.
Open day and night.
E. Ae OIRRYy
Attorney -A.t Law.
' A ttention (riven to oolleotlon of jl 'm t
OffloewithJ J Whitney.
W t OcPHERSOrj,
First Street.
Eaal Estate Broker, lnsarsnoe,sod money
to loan. I have a lare list of improyed
and unimproved city property, and fruit,
garden and farming land in large sad small
tracts. As I sell on commiasiou only, if you
want t. buy or soli it will pyyou to call
and see me.
ipyrliht, Ms
TALK Ift CUKAT,
tnA tho
pre twm with advert Isxmwtta of
srlflns, and othitr Itvur, Mood and luntf
backsd up by positive 0swrwssl If
It don's no Jii a rnprsnHKi si ivry nut,
Mia inonay pstd tor It 14 ptwmpUf rruto4.
This imiuilwr rnmllotna alta bayoud ail
Otbor throughout the elvlllxad world. And
wtiy should it not? "Tula t rtwap." hul
when Us b.iiisi-4 on lf a poltlvo sasrsn.
toe, by n limis of lime flliilshd rMU
tloit, for hoii'-sty, intt-arltr and swund flrinn
elnl suinitlnn. tlwn wii man Iwsswmsw I And
tiMt't Just what Uh Worhl lWowsr Med
ktd AsMK-inllun, of IliifTni". H. t,. nwan la
tunratiUKilns' their I'r, i'tcruo's Uuld.i Med
ml liuwiovrrr.
tir. I'Uirwi's Ooldi-n Msdlrwl IHnovry
ehwlut lli tnehtrul lnro.w of rWofula and.
If tnknn In tnnn, arrwta tha maron of Con
sumption f the l.tiiit?, which la buna
nriitiiln, imrlrii and Ulirlubi-s tb blood,
thmnhv enrl'.itf nil Pkln and Hoalp IMsnna.
i th!r, Hunt, riwWJiiijrs. and kindred svu-
, tzUIUIA.
' !- 111 11 '.LI -J
4$5003gg
si V fur an lii'iurslil rs f C-
fnrrrt in mm asi, uy
Vlf rrojirlotilr Of lit. NMf
jtrrrb lU-medy. fly it
nuiil. ck-.'UIiie and hllii
UrtitHirllr. It 1'ilrr tha worst
so, no ntstt r 111 liuw Ions; stunrtinir. Ooiy
ODOt. khjIJ by Oruiitsu vrywb,h
Summcns,
Im the CtrtuJt Court of tht Stat Qf Ortfo fir
tit Count) of Linn 1
It Haskell. Plaintiff.
VSJ
Annie Y Hk!l, m fendant.
In tha nam o: the ssUta of Oregon you
are hereby ummum-i and required to
appearand aniwer plait tin eompiaint
nlSKl in Ilia aoove enwueu puis, in u
above eutltled couit, on ot belore
Maattay, Ihe t3r 1a af immt, losw,
that boing the flrtt day of Ihe M-1 regu
lar term tr swlil eo'iri, too oeguo ana
h.i.t U. alhsnv. Linn euntv,Oron,end
you are hereby noli iid that it you fall ao
to appear and answer syiitl com plaint a
nerela required, plaintiff will apply to
aald court lor the rellwf demanded In said
Mfiititiint to wit; Form deoaw dlnaolv
Inu the tnarri8oonrsw now siuuiii
bntwes-Bjou and pieimMff, roronota and
dUtinrwe .tnliof ini aull and roraoctt
other retlof an may be rf)ullahl an J Just
1 his Hummons enuiiuiN inins si
bauy DcMnonATfor six successive wttsks
be order of lion K P Botw JuO of aald
uurt.wbleh order wss made at chambsra
and bm.rdiine ain aay or asay,iBvu.
DsUd My 0 h. ibyq,
Uso. A. Dorm.
PIQ'a AU'y.
Executor's Notice.
NoUoe U hsrehy clvan that tbe under
algnod baa bet n appoint! by tbe County
(Jourtof l-ltiu county, ureaoa. exrcu or
a, tbs lojst wi!i ana irsiaoivQi ana miam
of CamUla McFarland. deaMl, lata of
Llnneounty UreKon. All person bav-
Ing elaltiiaaaatnat said swlata are brby
uotlrleil tooreaent than duty verified
at b 1 office) In Albaoy, Oreg ), wilbln
als tnowba from lota date.
May tun, IlsSW
T J MriTK. Kxecuior.
Alt'y for Fx ecu tor.
SherHTs Sale,
Im the Ctreuit Court 0 the Staff of ( rr-
gon,Jar Linn County,
Nol'.i lismll', pUintiff,
e.
Stephen lUUUtt aod Deborah 11 IUllictt,
bur wile, cuts junnsoo, onu u r vosmiw
and C H CwbU. portaera aoder the firm
name of Coshow & Cable, dtfcodsoU.
Kotie is hereby giyeo that by virtoe of
an caseation atid order of aale issued out of
tbe abova earned Court la tbe above entitled
auit, willou
aaiarday, lh ttih day f May. latsa,
at tbe Court Iloaoe door in the etty of Al
bany, Lion county. Oregon, at the boar of
1 o'clock p. m. of aid day, loll at public
suction fur ch io hand to the highest bid
del tbe real property dsworibed ia said exs
eutioa aod older ot aale aa follow towti 1
Uegiontng at the northeast ccroer of the do
nation land claim if lUaben Clay pool, theooe
outbwest Hi rod to the eoaaty road ,tbcoo
oortbwast oagaaid road Ji3 rod to the
north line of said doostioo land claim, thnc
southeast aloug aoid line 130 rods to the
plsoo of beginuiuK, oonuiui g 33 aorea in tp
13, S K 2 w, cf tbe 'I.Umeite meridiao ia
Una county, Oregon. Also bestuninn at a
point on the norm line of A J lliohsrd.on'a
doc lion land claim 80 rod west of the
oouhcist corner of aald claim, theoee west
to th aouihweat eorner of tbe Eluiora Uol
lihr'e douatioB loud eUim, thsooe aorth
9.00 chains, theoee south 89 west 11.60
ehaina, tbeuee sooth 37 i west 14 chain to
the line batweeu the doostioo land ot the
aid A J Kichardsoa and lUaben Claypool,
tbeaca ouoth 7(i test oa sold line to a poiot
due south of tbe place of begioBing.eouUin
tog U0 auras, in tp 13, S B 2 w ol the Wil
l.mett meridian, in Linn county, Oregon.
Also beginning at a point K 63 chain south
of the northwest eorner of tbe donation land
claim of Elmore Ualliher, notification 23'.'0.
iu euti n 32 and 33, io tp 12, 8 It 2 w, and
in sutlon 4 and 5, 10 tp 13, S It 2 w.theooe
north 2 1-Hjhsins, theooa east 29 chain,
thence aoutli 2 1-14 ehaina, thence west 21)
bsiu to th pise of beginnlot;, oontsining
0 00 scrcs.al) in Lino oouitty, Oregon.
The utocmhIs arising from the sale of said
prn.ia to be applied first, to th payment
of th oott nf wud upnu said execution and
the oriiul oust of sail suit taadat 131.33.
! ttecoud. to the payment of IsintitT claim
auioNitiiug to tlm saoi of $573, and th
furtar sum of foO, Attorney a fe, and ao
cruinj intertst thereon from the 10th day of
Msrob, lS'JO, at tha rate ot 10 porceol ,er
suuuin Third, the ovaiplu if any there e
to he paid into Court to wait tha further
ordr of tha Court herein named,
Dated this 23rd day of April, 1800.
John Smallmok,
isli'ffol Lion county, Or.
Execut or's Notice,
Notice ia liTuhy given that the nuder-
siiiiiod eiwcuto' of th last will and testa
ment of F tfntly, deceased, baa til(d with
th olerk of Linn 000 nty, Oregon, his final
sccnunt in -aid tUt, suj th Judge of id
nui.ll,.. K...I Ik.i h ..aIJu.. 1 COO
Hih h'iur nf i.tia o'oiouk p. m. of said day, for
the tio'inn or o' J ctnui thnrbto if any and
instt i tsioe-l-vta.
Thl. 17-h d.y of April, 1800.
. Oscar Hkaly,
J K Ws.vi 111:11 ruuo, E. said est.
Att'y fur exui'iitur. " .
Executor's Notice
Notion ia i.oii!li eiveu lht ti.i. uinlcr
sitromi has Ifiii by tlieCnuuty C u.-i of Linn
oiiiint), Orix". duly aopniuted txneulor of
tbe last will and Ustament ot n iiiiam Pat
tison, deceased, late of Liu 11 county, Or'
lion. All per.oi.s havinif olaiiii susiost said
estate are hereby untitled to present thm to
Hewitt & Irvine, Albany, Oregon, properly
venneil, wiMilu tlx mouth trmu this date.
This 5th day of April, 1890.
Charles Pattisox,
Hawrrr ft Irvine, Exeoutor,
Att'y for Ex.
Farms,
Farms.
Those winliinK to invest in faim
property should call and see our list
(if farm and city property, Wa have
some of a good fruit arid garden
land as can be found in the State.
Also stock ranches and wheat farms
alluesrRR. Farms and farm prop
erty a specialty. Call and aee u
before purchasing elsewhere
Office, First Street, next door to I
Thompson ft Overman' Harness
Shop, Albany, Or.
T. B., CORNELL & CO.,
Real Estal Agenta.
rnmixll", lint tilers is on mmnuin. ana oniw
one, th ciniirts for whloli, a a curs for sin
llturrrlnir asert arlsltitf mini Tortld Llvor
iiiii,iisii.. itr rrntii iitieinra riitma. sira
h li
m W li m li
Russel & Go's
t
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. WAGONS AND BJGG139, LOGG
BLlCKbMITHS SUPPLIES, IRON, STEEL. CHAIN, COAL, PAINTS,
OILS, WAGON MATERIAL, DABY CARRIAGES, GARDEN
AND GRASS SEED, GUraS and AMMUNITION.
A LOT
MR DALE,
'-THE
Eesl sni! Clieapct
SUOURIAN PROPERTY
IN THE MARKET.
GaxcaAL AorsT,
Choice Residence Elcck:
lM
TEUY C'li KA I I
. G000 INVESTMENT,
DOiFT DELAY.
Fm CoNvavANCK to raorcaTV.
PAYMENTS -r- EASY.
T0WNSEND WILSON
Sheriff's Salo.
Cirfmii Court of Ortgo fur Mult
nomah County.
P Rlobot and T Rlebet, ptrin r ued r
the firm nam of F KiobetA Co, rialnttn,
va
Georgo E Singleton, Defendant.
Notice la hereby Riven that by virtna
of an execation doty Issued tut of tbe
above named, oourt in the abova entitled
aetion to me directed and de.lvered.I did
in Llnu county, Oregon, on the 3rd day
of May, 18U0,duly lew npoo nil the r;eht,
title and Intertst of George K Sin&itUnn,
tha above named dofandant, ia aud to
real property hereinafter described, and
will on
latardar, the Uk day er Jane, A. 1893,
at tha Court Hi use donr in the city of
Albany, L'nn county .Oreaon.at Him hour
of one oVmh k p ni ol aaid dav. Mill at
rubllo anrtion for eaa't in hand to tbe
hlf;het b:d er all of the light, tit's and
luiereHol 1 he said defendant, orgB K
SiiiKie'on, in and totLe fil,iiiK de
soiitied rreii.bea s fjll.w tc- it : l ot
No 7, in b'o:k .Vo 15. r'th city nf Al.
bany, Unn county, itato 01 Ort-uun. The
proceedn ariniriij; ficm nm!i hale to bp
plied Or.t, t tbe payment or tbe o.wii of
aud ui-on aald execution a id tha oriKlmil
oonta of u)d eult taxed at i 19 t3-llK),
Secoud, totho payment of piaintitft etairu
amnnotinff to the anm off 81 with inter
est 1 hereon at tha rato of Sparest pr
annum from tbe 10th day of April, IhiiO,
tbe same being tbe data of the recover''
of judement in favor or the above uatnea
plaintiff and against t he above named
defandant. .
- r John SMAtLwois,
Sh'ff of Linu Co., Or.,
by D 8 Smith, deputy.
Notice to Stockholders.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
thi Annual meeting of tbe stock
holders of the Albany Varraers' Co , will
be held at the office of aald Company, in
Albany. Ore r on, on May 20, ib'.'O, at 1
o'clock, p m of aald day, for the purpose
of electing seven (7) direotoi a to s-jrve for
the term of one year, and the transaction
of such other business as may come be
fore tbe meeting. Done bv order of the
Board of Direolora,
Attest: M H WILDS,
Pbeb B Marshall, President.
Secretary.
JLIilk ! MUkM
I am prepared to deliver milk to all parts
of the city. Guarantee the bast quality,
lieav orders at C E BrowneU'a grocery
store.
- : , Wit FtrrcHRR.
ALBANY, OREGON.
Aocfcra roa-
Engines
and S
"'. ' . !C. ' - iT ; -
mm
AND DEALEI1S IN.
L. E. BLAIN
II on lleen
-AT
-1 -
HEAD
Now the Greatest Attraction is His. Large and Stjlish
Stock of
LIGHT - WEIGHT - SUITS,
Straw Goods, Etc.,
-In Jteepingr "NVitli tlio Season.
If You Would lie Suitably Dressed
- Call - at -
E C. Searb,
5ucc?sot to Borrows A Sear 1.
D; y Ooous, Sotions, Ganttfara
isMngs and
BOOTS A:iS SIsOES
Our stock of boots and shoes
is now complete in alt lines for
spring trade. V e will save you
money in buying of us. Ladies,
misses and children's fine shoe a
specialty.
ExclutiUe Ajsttrr for tbe
'tv 1
. -.i.a3, a
1 VN,
! A
WW
Everybody- surprised at Our low prices and the
quantity of goods Ave are selling. Its all owing to
the superior quality of our hardware and tools.the
excellence of our stoves andrang3s,thJsuperiorit
of our tinware. Call and see us before buying.
MATTHEWS & WASHBURN
: . ; ,-
Montague . ct Son, r
COENEE FIRST c ZTJZlTllZrsr STS
I3oa.Iers in
' : ?
Troduea wanted
prompt attention,
in exchange for goods or cash.
r"rg lin
1 ik Lw
D II ,
lacliinery,
ERS AND
Declared
THE -
HIS - LIE!
His - Store. -
LUDLOW FIXE SIIOES."
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rv.
E. C. SEARLS,
Jacoeassor to Barrows A be aria '
Blumberg'a We w Bloox.
v ...
Matthews k Vashburn
- v.
Aliuny,
Oregon,
Ilardware.S to ves and Tinware
7 "" " -?f.i
1 S &
Fist-
c'i sti roo'.:g and