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THE DEMOCRAT
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In lbe('tttrl
WHlamcttf Valley,
THE DEMOCRAT,
New York World
ami
American Farmer
Ono year for $2.80.
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VOL XXV.
ALBANY, ORLGON,;FUIDAY, MAY 30, 1890.
SO 43
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HOME TREATMENT
A Specifio
p.i. A-IE'S KYDRASTINg REST0MAT1V',
CR.
HllURS ANTI-EIUOUS RTPMAC'I An UV1 CUr.C. c -Dm nm-
ani sll U.f Trwu!-, Ciul ' v mfii s.a.-uii"l v T. ii!Ti IT thol.l couUlioti.
p."' V'nP rATr'R tVrc AmtCLirr!i. ChrmAs Ostarrh, &u,l Citsrrhal
IcaiKsi, V.unuiwl Iuvur Uxi mictwn whvn ilttulluh i f.lMw.J, (.rwoucy rvluuJml.
Ji2i H'H E'S Cnt'nH HIRF. curt. It. r- , C -i-.-Y,. r.vr.rt.UU, I lcurUy ami
l-ksmuuiit. tnl nlisxa, iun.uuiti. CouUliisaoCyULi. cur... v,mi!.i 1J minutes. Try tt,
?i HtUg PHTMCBU AND MRS TMHMT r."T. fwrti art cur.
l'ijliw. il(au.lf cuiuf orj I .u trvuj t l it U.u.s. vU;iuuin)' III J.U).
DHIltCR'S FEVEfl CtllT. I,.',mtUj lii :i stum ,!,,o,- attcn.lr.1 wlthlovw.
Iimnis l ninu einwMt r.f, .uli. .,4. vJ M.-m. M m !.otiU tsar tiiU lu iuukI.
f- WFVi1!J cfs'.ity rmc.
Cfl. K.tlCT RHU'KA.TIC N0
CR. KILLER'S TTTHIKC r.WE. y,
Ouriif llw ImlMn t fol.ciiMi.. i liU f. r'l::Ti.' :,.!
KoTT. - Wl'li t!ir tl p:l.'i . f !v. Hio;ii,
an.'. II bvt u. inn ju.f ,;i
$1.03 p4r PucVaje.
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HILlfH DRUG COMPANY, CAN
Foshay & Mnsrn, Ar,!s. AiLar.v. Orui.
FURNITURE
It you want the lest antl
that is manufactureil
Thomas Brink.
G. L. BLAOKMA.l
?he Leading
ALBANY
DRUGS, MEDICINES
n; :U
Has jiist received his Srin stock of
Clothing,
Embracing a fine line of suits, which will bo sold
at bottom prices.
In order to make room for new goods will sell
large stock of Notions, etc., at
A Great Eeduction.
The best nlaco'Jn Albany
for
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THE LEADER.
G. W. SMITH,
STOVES AND RANGES.
Fire backs.
Warran tod
for
15 years, All
sizes an
styles,
Roofing-, Job Work, Plumbing,
Eave Trough. Range Boiler3
Conductor Pumps.
Oregon Land Company,
with it
HOME OFFICE AT SALEM, OREGON,
In the State Insurance Building.
And Braaeh OfOeea t Portland, Aotoria mad Albany
Ha for ! a large LUt of Grain, Stock and l'ruit Farm.
Alto City and Suburban Property
8END : FOR i PHAMHLET, : MAP : AND : PRICE : LISTS.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
I Offend Evrry Day by the
L . T. BROCK,
To get first-Class FURNITURE, Latest Designs, dtBot-
HI
- H'LLLITS
t- . i .
i-TGscripmoiis.
SELF C'JnE
Hcncdy for Each Clscacc.
Sttmu!s:i nutrition. Purt.Va tli
A )ir!.vl I u in ami s'Jrctij'.h bull.U r.
t' lr-n C.rvi;:s V.'jitnrrt, n.l L c
r.LUrc'i U.::-r . -r- k".tt. 0:kU CO.
U x' t jui. i dt.M ivj-o tticnv.
1 Jjvulopnwiit . f ib.l.lnn
Mil
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in. l:.i.f.M t:e. It. I!i'!rrN UViinnl'a
u p.-.- i i,vu k m.".l
CO.
F;V,Ct:;:', CAL, U. S. A
most luralU furniture
in the citv tin to
Drug'g'ist,
OREGON
STAT SONAOV SC
.rr I ii : r v VI I M I in! I itrn limit-
i W ' iv n 1 ii'.-dt
his
bargains.
THE LEADER
Tho Woild'o
best. More
than hun
dred 7 hun
fixed differ
o n t sty les
cd ok s and
heators
PROPRIETOR.
n.
.n .. ' ...41,. I
KiiawiokThahk. .V iicolul meeting
of tiu lUnml of Tr.nlo hM lunt week
for tho iurmno of hearing tho re
port of tho eoimuittee on tho unite! iUn
of a.lvortimng tlievallov. After eoimi.ler
ntlon of tlio report tlie following eoniinlt
tee whh nppointe.1 to eu how mtieh eouUl
Ih riol in thin ellv for the purpom, n
two month trial lirnt to Uuniiile: 1
Monteith, J II Townxeinl uml.'l I. Wiil
liiee. Thin nnxlo of united H'lver
t'nin h:tn hoen tho li.t pluii ivlopt
ed in munv Ht:it H, milling other full
Inrnia, ninl'if All'iinv men woiiM ieo the
whole valley grow together they hhouM
eomo to tlie front liU-ially. It im Hellenic
in whieh AlUmv ia Ihiiiii'Io get itH Hhare
of tho renultN. Onlv liy bulMing M Hie
wliolo vnilev can eueh part neeivo a
permanent Wtiollt. Ut the worUl ilml
out tluxt the Wilhiinetto In the tlneHt.mo.tt
proi.laol ive, liealt!ili it ami Ih-hI valley in
the viorhl for ft home, ami tliero willlio
tin qtiedtiuii hut it will nn-eivo a liKun.
Make it m familiar tm the Puget Smmlto
tho world ami liiiiiiiurrttion will U hero
iiiKteal of there. W have tho country
to buck ua.aml the natural remmriTa on
every hatnl, for farming, conimeree, min
ing, manufacturing ami lmnini'ii.
A IIkamuy IU'iuimno Ykar. Plant
have been drawn by Arcliltect Ayera fori
handome rctlJeucct for J M RaUion and
II II Hewitt, the for.ner in the nccond
ward, ttie .Mter lu the fir.t ward. Itolh
will he oriLiment to Albany. Major W
C Ccll U ju-t (inUhlnga linudMttno two
orv rckldrnctf nc.ir Jefferson ktrcct ; K A
Schilil.T Im n Urijc" two story reoUleiice
up on hU V'a.hl!igton Mrrct property ;
1aiiI Mtll.-r U hoiUliog a couple cnll.n;r
to rent ; Mr Donluy ha a cmninodiou
resldfncc up, and lifiy to one hundred
others In e'ifffiriit pari of the. city are un
der ay, besides inmv thut are conti'm
plated." The ground U ready for the H.il
timore hi lik, which prmiil.tn to he a
h:u.ili:iio one; active woik Is goliijj
ahciidoii the Orron ll.iiik,a-id other bricks
will lie started. A healthy bultdlut;
growth 1 going ahe.i'l Ui it make solid,
rclljhte cities built on roek and not on
iiiicoi ti s nand or seit f t.im. AUnny's
prct iu outlook Ik the lct hi the hUtc.ry
of the city. In the futuie the real estate
market will br- governed to ipiite anrt
lent by llie demand of projicrty fur ue,
ami promi.s to be coioddct -thltf, and less
(or purely speculative puipoM's.
Ak wheres the city ? At Albany , on the
Willamette ;
In Oregon, at the juncthin of the S. P., O.
P. and A. A.
A KrvTft KV paprr created a decided
conation lait Aeck hr publUhltig the ten
commandments. The people there
thought it was the new constitution of
the republic of Hrazil, anil excitement and
comment ran high, and jeclal edltkxia
had t. be run off, to supply the demand ot
ucii news.
The ohote 1 one of a pccits of articles
that appear io the nvwspaj ers under the
head of hutnoiotis, and come people laugh
at them; wherea-, they are ridiculous cx
aggrratin. Ti.ey would not be recog
nised hv AdJiMn a lilerature at a t, l.x
aggeratioe and f ilsel.ooj arc not wit. (Jc
casjonallv an o vet drawn stalcment with a
focus to ft, has merit, because ftvHlnjf lo
soir.elhlng worth consideration, Nye
Is woitlt reading, but he is soda water,
cauoing a belching laugh, some substance
and lots f froth; but hi -ss us tnrstany of
us would like to be In bis literary shoes.
Ar S.M.I.M.. Ker J M Prrl.s, formerly
stationed at a point in Washington, arrived
ye.terd iv t l.'ke charge of the Evange'.l
eal churcii h;re, as the reprcentatlve of
the II w man .pitfcMni:c. lie was enter
tained veterl.iy by I'ri siding Elder How
ers.x ami I'.ev'K .S Uvliingcr. He Is pit
ting in I. is ti i.e vUhing the incnlrera of
t'ic church who are not so much attached
to the presi rt pnstor as to prevent their
according htm a .Trdial greeting. Mr
Preiss aay a l.c represents the church and
will push their .. k here vigorously, and
for the present riii society has two pas
tors. The present trustees will not allow
the newly anlytd minister to use 0e
churcn nor reeonie his authority
Journal.
A Priiti-ot h Riok. Port Captain Thoa
P.rown waH the only Oregon City man
who nxle the rapid at tho Cam-adca on
Sunday w hen tho Ilnrvont t2ieen waa run
through, any tho Juiterprnie. IIo nay
ho h it Oregon City with the intention "of
making the run and that ho had to cant
11 tho line and hold on to that to dragged
hoard, lie iIi cti!h h tho ride a a W ild
one in w hieh the Umt ran a mile a min
ute for live minute. The total timo con
sumed in milking the run of live mile, of
getting turned and Htarted and making
hint la-low tho Cacado wa but eight and
one half minute.
Pavk poiKiKD tub Ahkemhok. At the
time when I) P Thompson' acalp con
tained fewer gray bairn, a friend met him
tn Miiwaukie. Hello, Duve. what are
yon doing here?" "Oh, I'm living here,"
anl 1'avo pleammtly. "Where i your
lamily r J hey are boarding," wa the
reply. The fact of the matter wa that
Mr ThompHon wa temjiorarily romding
in Miiwaukie to escape aHHeMM'iient in
Oregon Citv. Howaa then dodging hi
taxe n be i dodgmtr them now.
Courier.
A Phriuils Tnti. W H Templeton
crossed the Cascade mountains last week
bringing two horses with hlrn. He wa
four day making the peri'ou journey.
1 he snow on the summit, lie tblnk, U it
to 20 ftet deep. He came over by wavof
the .antlam route, ana tn doing so took
desperate chance In losing his wi and
his life. lie a that Martin building
at Fisli lake are badly damaged by the
weight of heavy snows on the roof. Bill
relate reveral narrow escape from death
in the treacherous ocean of snow on the
summit.- Princvi'.le New.
CinumEN Dav On the first Sunday
of June. C'hildrens Day will be cpnroprl
ately kept by the Christian 8. on sth
street. Recitations and music will be the
prominent feature of the cxercis-;, except
one piece performed by u young ladies.
representing tne ditferent heathen nation.
and are to be dressed in their respective
costume a worn in their native land.
Won't Fall. Two and a half mile
from here where lot are being laid out
and street cleared, a fir free six ftet in
diameter.and 175 feet high, ha been sawed
clear off, but will not fall, and the saw l
held too tightly to be extricated. The
tree wa cut off six weeks ago, but refuse
to tip over, though it ha moved or slid on
the stump over two inches. Astorlan.
Ham Eaters. Chief Engineer Carr.of
the Albany & Astoria railroad, returned
last Sunc'ay, and I purchasing supplies
preparatory to putting his torce at work.
Among other purchase yesterday wa
1,000 pound of h".m, which show that he
propose to feed hi engineer and sutvey-
er while en route. Astonan.
Left Evebytuino. Tho following la a
little squib which a great many men with
lot of money and moen may well .read
and digest :
One man. So rutnam'a dead is be?
Did he leave anything?
Another. Yen, yes ! left everything.
Mis BatsoN. The opera house will
probably be packed Decoration day, Frl
dav evening, Mav 30, to hear the famous
colored queen of song, styled by the New
Vork W arid, "the colored Jenny Lind "
Reserved seat 50 cents, tt Ulackman 1
See advertisement.
Adjudged Insane. Nancy J Dickens
of the Fork of the Santiam, was brought
before Judge Blackburn yeoterday and
adjudged insane. Deputy sheriff Bmith
took her to Halem this morning. She
was a daughter of Jeremiah Dickena
who died a few years ago.
Ladies Will Attend. It Is now ex.
pected that-the ladies In large number
will turn out to-morow to bear Gov Pen-
rfl,.,.P t!..,t "TV-;., nr.r Wrf.h A tj
F.iuknk lUiUNTKit Itemm. Railroad
rumor are plentiful. One report says a
corp ot surveyor I running a line front
Corvallls to Eugene and that the west side
road Is to be extended to this city at once.
Another report My thy are working for
the Oregon Paclllc and that that road will
build a branch line to tap this section.
Property at Springfield ha been chang
ing hinuls at a lively rate the past few
week. A gei.tlemau from that elty in
formed u yesterday that Mr Walll ha
snld his farm of 160 acre adjoining Hprlng
llcld foi $81100 and Mr MJcllee ha sold
her fui m of alxitil 200 acre for about the
me price. Outside capitalists are bar
gaining for several other piece of proper
ty around here,
Tho body of Mrs Andrews, who Is will
be remembered wa killed by a land slide
near the head of tide 011 the Sluslaw last
February, wa found In the river last week.
The body was In a fair stute of pteserva
Hon, having been under tho water all the
time. It wa supposed that Mr Andrew
and two children were burled beneath the
slide, but since the finding ot her body It
Is presumable that all were swept Into the
raging tlver.
Mr A Goldsmith met with a sellout and
peculiar mishap last Friday evening. He
wa standing at a table watching a game
of whist In which Frank Guthile had a
hand. Frank I troubled with hemorrhage
of the lung and while playing wa taken
iiii one ci lit coughing anil vomiting
spells This had a sickening effee'. on Mr
Goldsmith and he started out of the house
to get fresh air but fainted when near the
door. When he fc'l his head struck a
cuspidor and a targe gash w.i cut In the
back of his head He wa conveyed to Ida
home and had two spasms that evening.
It was feared for some time that be would
not live through the nlghl, but he I now
Improving rapld!y and will soon bo all O.
K. again.
The l'ioNt.i:iis tiK Ok Knos. The numiul
meeting of tho Unit County Pioneer A
Mociatioti will 1' held at p.rownnvillo, on
the 4, 5 and II day of Juno, being W'cd
itcitday.Thurxday and Friday of tho llrnt
week of naid month. Come "pioneer, let
tt meet and have a good time, a general
hand-shaking, and a love feast. I At
everyone come prepared lo relate pome
incident of their travel aero the plain
or on ship board. There will lj one or
two addreswe eaeh day, bcHido tho one
minute ajH-cchf by everyliody. There
w ill bo a roanted ox distributed
among the cnuier on tho second day.
free. The roll call will he on tho w-coiid
day. F.very year lessen our iiuiiiUt.
One by one wo cms the dark river never
to return. A yew year nu.ro and tho
Pioneer of Oregon will bo numbered
among tho thg of the past. Tho meet
ing 1 hot intended to hocolililii--d to l.imi
county, but all are w elcome. Come one,
come all. O P Cuanow,
Committeeman.
A TvaauiLr. Ok.mii very sad accl
dcr.t occurred in the family r-f Jesse Vo
cum, near Itellcvue, last Thursday. sas
the Yamh'll Krpoitrr, resulting in the
death of thrlr baby boy Claud, aged two
years, three month and tarenty seven
davs. Mrs Vocum was vl.ltlt g at the
ho'asc of a neighbor, and the Utile or e
while nUvhiET int net aid sot hold ol
. v ---- - -
bottle conwluiig a solution of corrosive
sublimate and swallowed some of. the
poison. Medical aid was promptly sum
moned, and a'l wa done that could be (o
counteract the effects, l"p to Sunday
ight the child seemed to be l.tiprnvlng.
nd at that time w.ts pronounced out of
anger bv the attending phvslclan, but It
died the following mcrning.
lIvXKUt lT Yankkk Faumkii. George
lloleomb a few day ago returned from a
initio hi old Connecticut home. Ho
Iraw a doleful pieture of the farmer of
ho Nutmeg state. I air go iiiiiiiUrs of
them are hoH-lessly hi debt, in spite of
tho factories in alimmt every vitiligo, nu
merous in tho aggregate. What they
have to sell i ehenp ami w hat the v must
buy is dear. Mr lioleomh say there is
no other recourse for tho mortgaged far
mer ot the New Kngland states than to
lccome tenant or go west, a ho did
himself. Oregon City Courier. .
Hi Si Dir. In the case of Jj-ncson
Kincatd, the man arrested at Albanv for
hduction, the following was his version
of the matter: "The prUloncr admitted
taking the vouug girl away from her
home, but said it w nut of the most fath
erly motives. Kircaid snld the girl came
to id place the day before he went awav,
crying nd showed a laige bruise on her
boulder, saying her mother had been
ruclly beating her. I le also said the girl In
presenting the case, is actaated by the fear
I tier mother, who wishes lo get even
wlt.i him for taking her daughter' part.
Too Naukow. Albany street aro w ide
compared to tlxme of Astoria, according
to the lol lowing:
When the chaos on Third street cease
and a thoroughfare is established, the
idewalk w ill las ten feet wide. This 1
crowding thing a little. Two sidewalks
each ten feet, and a six foot car track in
the center, on a liny foot street leaver:
onlv twelve fect on each side for tenuis
ana trafic.
IIikj. A law passed by tho Oregon
legislature provide that when 1(H) or
more legal voter of a county shall file a
petition with the county clerk asking
that the question of sw ine running at
large shall be voted upon, the clerk shall
include that in Ids election notices and it
shall 13 submitted to tho voter. A JH3
tition has licen filed in the clerk's cilice
of I-nne county, and a vote will lie taken
on the question at the ensuing election.
Journal.
Quite am Advestueeu. BF Hendricks
started for Botith America some few
weeks since. He shipped at Han Fran
cisco, but as the treatment received at
the hands 01 the ollicers was bad the
crew desartcd and the passengers went
with them. He concluded to eo via New
York, but on arriving there found work
in a gunsmith store, and is there at pres
ent. Guard.
Gband Excursion. On June 5th F
Company will give the biggest steam
boat excursion in the history ot Albany,
from this city to hulein on the Willam
ette's greyhound, the Win M Hong. An
immense crowd will go, as the people
know that F Company never do things
Dy nan. r?aiera rum iietter get its com
pany in trim to defend the capital.
On Hand A Chinaman last week
claimed to have been robbed of $8 in
money by another Mongolian.and rushed
off for the Marshal. The thief was not
found. It is a peculiar fact that while
the Celestials have no respect for our
laws in ordinary matters, when it comes
to personal loss to their pocket book they
are right on band.
A Just Verdict. Near Port Town
send last December "the boys" shlvareed
Martin Phillip on hi wedding night. He
killed one of them. Last Monday, after a
trial lasting a week, he was acqutted.
Phillips ought to get a medal or something
for aiding so grandly in putting an ever
lasting kiDosh on the tool custom ot
shlvareclng. Astorlan.
Chemawa Rev McBrlde.of the U P
church, who has been a missionary at the
vVrin Spring', Or, Indian agency, for
several years, has been appointed cleik at
the Chemawa Indian rxhool. He was rec
commended by Superintendent Irwin and
his annolntinent has been confirmed bv
the department at WashlnAon. He will
begin his residence there at once.
Shakes. Milk shakes are only five
cents a glass through the valley ; hand
shakes, containing about as much foam.
are free and very frequent. In a short
time the price is to be raised In Portland
to $2.50 a shake. That will be on election
day.
Changed Again. Frank Simpson and
Herbert have purchased the delivery bus!
ness of Dr I N Woodle, aud will hereafter
run It. They are live, prompt, reliable
Kinin(1. Rev 0 C Stratum, recently
president of Mill Seminary, ha been
asked to accept the chancellorship of
vviunmcito univcisuy. s ii is anegeu
Rev Si ration left Million account of kiss
ing the tfachf r too frequently hi remov
al to Salem will be a very Interesting one -to
Salem girls. Here t the matter In de
tail: Four of the teacher In the college,
It appears, made complaint that Or Strut
ton wa given to kissing tSem, The
t'octor explain that ar. to one of them she
wa "largely n the footing t,f a daughter,"
and that she proffered the first kls In hi
wife' presence, and he took it. In one of
the other cases, he further explain, the
lady also piollcrcd tho kiss. A to the
other two case, It I some what vaguely
explained that they "were not dissimilar
In the circumstance which led up to
them.' The fourth lady, however, con
tradict this vcrv emphatically. She ys
that the good doctor "embraced her In a
way to no longer leave sny doubt In her
mind a io hi Intention." Ai.d so the
kisses cnie to light, and the docior had to
go." DrStratton, though, ha plenty of
defenders, and It I possible It I a case of
jealousy. There I generally sou.e smcke
in such matters.
I.kiianos. We are Informed that a
party of capitalist from California w ill
soon visit Ia-lwinoii to Investigate the
lumlier resource in this vicinity: also
that we will receive a visit from a monied
man from Chicago.
MrO'Nellha several men employed
grubbing tree and otherwise clearing
the laud for the iam-r mill. It will be
built opposite the Uouring mill on the
east bank of the canal. The machinery
w ill le of the newest and la-st design.
W II I'oiiiii a I tin to bi waist in hoi.
The prof net for a good yield and fair
prti-es justiiie close attention ami proiter
cultivation of this crop for lM'.M).
K f aldo, the new proprietor of the
St Charle s, took charge ot the hotel on
MondrtV.
J A I . unliernon is doing a g'd Imsi
nee In Cascata or Chitom Isirk. Ho
shipped 2' tons to Detroit, Mich, this
week.
I.iicicn Gillx-rt came over from Albany
thi week and went iin to the ranch.
whore ho will proWUy remain thi sum
mer. I'.xpres.
ArrkR tii Dot ni.u A. The chief en
gineer of tho Altxuiy fc Astoria railroad
came down yesterday morning with a
mil surveying party ami more accoutcr
ineiits than have ls en seen in these part
for a lung time. The party i seventeen
iiuiiiUt: w W llarr, ehitf engineer;
J MeCaustlaiid, transitman: Purr
Power, heaij chainman; Richard Al
!cy, Cha Kedlleld, A Cannon, Harry
llarr, F Power. Cha Waldeii, Win Gel-
sen, llenery Green and sis other. Pack
mule, provisions, instruments, supplies
of all description went dow n w ith the
party to New Astoria last evening w here
the survey on thi end w ill begin. The
route will lie surveyed to Tillamook.
The line from Albany to Tillamook hit
already la-en surveyed. I'pgitieer Parr
i an exiH-ricncrd man, and ha a splen
didly lilted out party. He ex-rt to lie
able lo furnish note of hi survey in a
short time. Astorian.
Gotsa the Roi'SK. No one expect
to buy m Uc stait.p on credit, - If he
ha not the money lo pay for one he can
not mall a letter, No one expect i to buy
a railroad ticket on credit. If he has no
money lo pay his fare In anvance be must
remain at home. The tike I true tn re
gard to riding In street car. Ticket to
piece of amusement ate not sold on lime
but are spot cash. No trouble occurs on
account of these arrangements, and none
w oi.ld occur if every retail store conduct
ed business like a postollke, ralhoad or
theater.
Ac-!r,t a IXTKRrRKrr.. Recently a
correspondent in the I-ebanoit Kxpres
gave an account ot some Irounle In the
Evangelical Church at Sweet Home, and
among other mentioned Mr Klnehart
a a participant in the row that caused
Rev. Yt to leave the church. A son of
Mr Rlnehart tells the Dkmoc rat that his
mother hd nothing to do with it more
than to act as Interpreter for John Spring,
the leader In the trouble. As the Dumo.
ca at copied tht Item It give this side of
the matter.
Always hk Hai-i-y. A wealthy I-omlon
merchant gives the secret ot hi business
success a follow s : "I always feel happy
when I am advertising, for then I know
that, waking or sleeping, I have a strong
though silent orator working for me ; one
w ho never tires, never makes mistakes,
and who is certain to induce tieoplo to
call on Conn & llendrieson for fresh
strawlierric and vegetables of all kinds.
They keep the best and freshest.
w mat a rm
To see a woman' lovely featutes mar
red by unsightly plm,de and blotches.
Young woman, defective nutrition I the
cause of your blemishes and the sooner
you lake a faithful course of Dr IliMcr's
ilydrastine Restorative the sooner you
will cease to be an object of pity. Foi
sale at Foshay ii Mason', druggist u
Ksmeb.
The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks an
epoch in the life of the Individual. Such
remarkable event I treasured In the
memory and the agency w hereby the
eood health ha been attained I erratefullv
blessed. Hence It I that so much Is heard
in praise of Electric Hitters. So many
feel they owe their restoration to health to
the use of the great alterative and tonic
If you are troubled with any disease of
kidneys, liver or stomach, of long or short
standing, you will surely find relief by use
of tlectrlc ISitteis. St Id at jC and si
per bottle at Foshay & Mason' Drug
stoie.
I Lave just recti vid a large invoice of lac
cartaint, ranging in prieo from one to nine
dollars a psir, scrim, bttrtaio Dots, etc. Also
a line of curtain pili and fu-nitnra covet
ing. SAMUEL IS X0VNQ
Wanted, tows tn paitore.
Woodle k Talt Bkos.
DiitEDFauir Wanted. Plum j and al
kinds of dried fruit wanted immediately
by W G Simpson, First street.
Smoke the celebrated Havana filled ci
gars, manufactured at Jul ur Josepb'u oigar
factory. Unly 0 oents.
Spring Has Come. The stock ot wall
paper at Fortmlller & Irving' I larger
than ever, being quite Immense and In
elude many new and beautiful design.
Good oooking stove only f 10 at Hopi: is &
Baltmarsh.
Tlia Last, linn ..f R snit 10 cent ciffars in
the city arajt be found at Conn & Heodrio
too.
Albany Marble and Granite Work.Hav
iin? lately nurohased tbe (took of S A Kirst
aud G W Harris, we shall be pleased to
bow design and give pr.oe to all tnteud
inor Durchsser. Best of workmen employed
and pnoe a low a any for first-class work,
Visit n before purchasing eisewner.
COAN Oi ACHIBOK
next door to Democrat office) Albany, Or.
The ralplt and (he Slage,
Rev F M Shrout, pastor United Breth
ren Church, Blue Mound, Kan., says:
feel it mv duty to tell what wonder Dr
Kind's New Discovery ha done for me
My lung were badly diseased, and my
parishioner thought 1 could live only i
few week. I took five bottle of D
King's New Discovery and am sound and
well, gai.ilng 26 lbs In weight."
Arthur Love, Manager Love' Funny
Folk Combination, write t "After a
thorough trial and convincing evidence, I
am confident Dr King's New Discovery
for consumption, beat 'em all. and cure
when everything else fails. The greatest
kindness lean do my many thousand
friends Is to urge them to try it," Free
t-t.,1 1.,0 I, . fit I'Vx ft V ' . . f - "
Thompion has not yet staled that he did not
reduce the wage of the men in Wcldler s mill
when he was receiver there.
A union labor men wilting from Ore
gon City lo the Vuelfic Rhfrt say that
rennoycr wilt carry Clackamas county by
a big majority.
Mat Scott I a man of stcrlbig Integrity
and of resolute purpose In the performance
of a public duty. He ha a good educa
tion and will make a most efficient sheriff.
H H W illiams furasscsor, E J O Conner
for surveyor and Frank Far re 1 1 for coroner
are each welt fit fur the office for which
he I named. They have a right to ex
peel the vole ot the party on that ground.
Mesrsr F C Hnard,J V Henry and C
Shedd were nominated for the legislature
for their weli-known probity and their
sympathy for the best Interest of Linn
county. 3r?e that these names are on your
ticket when you vote.
Uncle Hilly Curl w ho Is the candidate
for treartircr I a worthy, safe man having
filled that Office one term. He realty needs
hlsofnce as he Is badly crippled and has no
other way of supporting hi family. Ill
opponent I a well-qualified man, but he
ha a fine farm and ran live well without
the office, having plenty of Oil worlds
goods.
In voting for Mr Weathcrford and Mr
Myers, voters know they arc making no
mistake. These men have both Wen tried
In the legislature and I hey have both stood
true as steel lo the best Interests of the
people ot Linn county. The will both
make efficient senator.
t- tl-U ... . .. IS
Voters and taxpayers of Oreg'M, think
how much extra expense you have been to
on account of the change of text bocks In
the past two year. Are you prepared to
go through the tame ordeal again? If so,
vote for Mt Etroy; If not, support Leroy
or Superintendent id Public Inslurclein.
Monmouth lUmivml.
Nhn Payne Is a fine penman, a very
careful, palnslakcn man, wholly attentive
to whatever business or matter he ha in
hand, attending always to-day to the things
that are on hand to. day, and not putting
them off until to-morrow. These arc the
qualities and qualifications that make an
efficient and accomodating clerk. For
these reasons he will get a very large vole
for that office.
E E Davis grows more and morc popu
lar day by day. He ha been tried for the
last two year and has been found scrupu
lously faithful In the performance ot hi
duty a county recorder, and lle almost
universal verdict of the people, both re
publican and dmocraU it, "well done
good and faithful servant," and at the pod
it win ce to take i; oincc lor another term.
The question of oUtir has almost dropped
out of the race for rovcrnor, ti is now a fight
pparrntty, as to winch of the old parties wi!
ite the largest vole for Peeooyer. A the
ay for election draws oear the I'ennuyr men
are increasing rapidly and if the recruil to
Pennoycr fiom Thompson continue at the pre-
ent late there will be very few mrn left in the
Thompson ranks by election day.
The Albany llerttul and some oilier reput-
liraa papers continue lo make l he grave mis
take of printing the Sth plank of the republican
platform to read that the party It in favor o,
taxing all property "not now exempted by law.'
Thi I sense lets, con'ratlictory, ridiculous and
does the party a good deal of harm. These
pspers imagine that because they neither
think nor read their reader do not. This is
a mistaken uposit ion. Salem Journal.
G F Russell the candidate for school su
perintendent is man of the people, having
been raised on a farm, and thus hi sym
pathies are with the masse of the people.
He ha lived In Oregon nearly atl Ms life
and I fully indcntl.ied with the Interests of
Linn county. Hisopponent, Mr Michcnor
I a stranger to our people having been
here only aboet a year. Mr Russell
passe a fine examination a a teacher and
ha proven himself to be one of the most
successful teacher wc have. He should
be elected by all mean. '
littKillT OITLOUK.
Harney Goldsmith, chairman of the demo
cratic state central committee has tcen inter
viewed by an Orrgonta reporter and gives
out tho following cheering news:
"I m continually in receipt of letters from
alt over Ihe stale reporting uniformly that Pen'
nover w ill poll the full vote of bis party and
not less tlmn S per cent of the republican
vole. Mr ebb will run very clote to l'ennoy
er. His administration is endorsed by all fair
minded men, irrespective of party. In fact.
iney cunsiuer iimi in numimsirHiiun ui uic
state treasurer's office has been the bent we
have had for yetrs. He is affable, accommo
dating, and wotking steadily for the good of
the people.
"Mr Miller in making m canvass 11 gaining
many friends. The people like his appearance
and his talk, Expressions are heard on evvry
hand to the effect that it was a wise proviso of
tht federal constitution which made the term
of the congressman only two years, for the pur
nose of insuring t mt the lower house ot con
gress should truly be a represents' ive body of
Ihe people. The intention evidently was to
secure for that place a man who should come
fresh from the people, alive to their needs.
I hey say they leel that a man who lias ncea
for a number of years in Washington, surround'
ed I y its luxuries end aristocratic society eras
e to be of the people, and that Colonel Miller
1 vastly more suitable to represent trie people
of Oregon than limcer lUrmann.
"Mr Leroy I making a splendid canvass and
I am receiving letters every day from different
parts of the state where he ha spoken, inform-i-g
me that he will be elected.
"In thi city I find there are a large number
of republicans who want to put a sta.np of con
demnation on the manner in which the repu
lican managers conducted their recent primar
ies in this city, and will show at the' election
that they will not endorte any such proceed
ings." "What will you say about the charges against
the governor with reference to the improper
sate of indemnity school heads?"
"All I have to say to that is that we defy Mr
Thompson to put those charges in wiiting over
his own signature. . He dare not do'it. Furth
er more, you can say that we cordially invite
Mr Thompson to meet Governor Pennoyer upon
the stump at any time and place he may name.
If he will do so, the time will be evenly
divided with biro,"
"How about the claim that the democrats
are concentrating all their efforts upon Pennoy
er?" "That is merely a campaign cry.to which the
republican managers are put. because they see
every day that Thompson's chance grow more
and more Hopeless. The charge is utterly
ridiculous, because Pennoyes's election is already
assured. Hut we are making our fight for the
whole ticket. While we may not elect all of
our ticket, or at least some, by the same ma
jority we expect for Pennoyer, yet we feel that
we shall elect quite a large proportion ot our
stafe and county tickets. We are not propos
ing any fades and have no favors to ask Mr
Thompson's frieods. The democrats write me
from different portions of the state thatThomp-
t-i'r t-rr'iV t-fi fflTvf.-1, !mt -will innr.fi-a-
TIIK H0NOiUiIMG?) II P TIIOMl'riON.
Sells land for a big sum of money, then sel
up a fictitious claiia to get the land back again
and hold on lo Ihe money paid lo him for
them.
Third Oirgon Reports, pace 180 to 107.
Circuit court Ar Clackamas county, March
term, 1870. James K Kelly v People's Tran.
Imitation company, Thompson, IfOvejoy etal.
D I' Thompson and IfOvejoy sold the un
divided half of certain land on the West bank
of the Willamette river lo Ihe Willamette Steam
Navigation Company, In which Thompson and
Lovrjuy were Utrge stockholders. Afterward
the Villametle Sieam Navigation Co. sold and
t'anncrred tins undivided half of said land to
Ihe Peoples Trantportation Co. for a lar.e sum
of money. Thtn Thompson and Ioveioy dis.
covered, or thought they did, that neither the
Willamct'i Steam Navigation Co nor tbe Peo-
pie s Transportation Company could hold th
land as said land wa not necessary for the
purjicse for which either or both of said com
panics were incorporated, and they therefore
Claimed Hie land back again and wanted to
hold on to the money paid for the same also.
In the cecitionjudge Upton says: "If the
case of the defendants, Thompson & I.ovejoyf
wa based on a claim that the deed is voidable
thequettion would be addressed to the equity
side of the court, and of course they, a gran
tors, while still retaining the purchase monsy
would have no standing in a court of equity
upon which to ask to have the deed set aside.
They, being grantors fur value, cannot main
tain tl.cir claim to Ihe land, under any view
that caa lie taken, except as a strict legal rieht
fuun'led on Ihe assumption that the convey
ance from Ihein is vol., and aot merely void
able. If ihe corporation has usurped privilege or
franchise aot belonging lo it, to the detriment
of tbe public, the remedy is by an action ' id
the name of ihe State.
If the sale is illegal, and 1 boinpson and
Ivejoy sold the projerty with a knowledge of
the illegal pur)me,tbey are so far in the wrong
as nut to be in a condition lo ask equitable re
lief. If lltey sold undci a misapprehension
of it powers, or of tlie objects souj-lu 0 be
carried into effect by tbe corporation, and bow
find the sale should be declared void, their
pleading should set out their exese, and they
should offer lo return the purchase money.
The prayei of lh defendants, Thompson &
Mvc)uy, siivuld be denied, aaj tbe property
should be partitioned be ween the plaintiff and
the defendant, the jcoplcs Transportation Corn
pa ay."
PEN NOV Ett Vs! TUOMIMON.
The following I taken from the Pacific
Eafmt, the organ of the Union Labor
party In Oregon. It I published at Port
land, the home of Thompson:
W hlle retraining from any active part
In the contest for governor, we are at lib
erty to say how Intensely opposite we feet
to lite elevation 01 such an Impersonation
of the money power a I P Thompson.
Gov. rcn.iover In hi cnvass Is making
damaging charges as to the public actions
ot Thompson. While not vouching for
their accuracy we are disposed to consider
them serious enough for consideration and
to believe unless refuted.
One of llv.se pertain to an act bv the
city ot Portland signed by Thompson as
mayor, oy which the wharf line for a
short distance extended 40 feet toward the
channel 01 the river, to the detriment of
navigation. Thi gave to tbe property
known a the Starr block an addition of 40
by 300 feet, or an added value at present
of $100,000 at least. Rut the Llarr block
belonged to Thompson.
Another relate how a administrator ot
the ilo.laday csUtc Thompson drew a fee
of $500 per month; and In addition sought
to draw $250 more per month a presi
dent of the saw mill company ot which
ne was stopped only Dy the supreme court
from giving mortgage upon the property
In his custody.
further the governor aavs that as the
locks a: Oregon City may "be purchased
by the state In 1S9J, at their actual value,
or the $200,000 furnished fur their, out of
the school land fund of the slate, be re
turned to the school fnnd, it is very dubi
ous to put the Interest of the stile in this
matter In the hand of Thomnson, Eastham
of Oregon City, and Motey of Multnomah
county, respectively a governor of the
stale, and member of the legislature (a In
case of their election) since these three
men are all owners ot stock In the electric
light company which also owns a control
ing interest in the lock. A the lock
company ha never paid a cent ot the to
per cenl net profit per year which was to
be turned over lo the state t-easury. Penn
oyer thinks the lacks must be a property
ot very low value when making no profits
and that the state might rightfully con
vert them to public use lor the benefit of
the people of the valley.
In our opinion Thompson I narrow,
grasping and elf-eeking, and charge
mat ne is unscrupulous a far as the law
allows we may easily set to his credit.
Pacific Eafrtss-
WELL SAID.
The East Oregon! In levlewlng the
QreironUtn's article on Pennoyer says:
The Oregonian object to MrFennoyer's
"accusation" against Mr Thompson, but
they are not only true but such facts as
the people ought to know. We have al
ready snown, not from rumors or slanders,
but from the highest official records and
from undented facts, the greedy, grasp.
lng,avariciounature of the governor's op
ponent; and that he has been ready to use
official positions to unjustly further his own
Interest and add to hi immense and un
taxed wealth.
After all, what harm has the governor
done cs uovernor bv his "demairoev?"
The Orrgonian cake a column and a-fialf
to tell how "unsound," erratic," ''dema
gogic," he is; but it falls to point all this
abstract censure with a single fact, or ait.
or omisrlon. during the three and a-half
years that M r Pennover has been rover-
nor. Probably the Qrrgonia might have
done so In its opinion by mentioning
the veto of the millionaire's water bond
bill ; but again we confidently rely upon
the people of this state to sustain this
courageous and righteous act of the gov
ernor. In all this long, labored, and far
fetched plea In favor of Mooeybags and
against simple ana unswerving i.onesiy,
the Oxtgtniau finds not one official act to
condemn. Like Pilate , the Oreeotttttn Is
compelled practically to acknowledge that
tt "tinds no fault In him," yet it cries
"crucify him."
For our part, when a man has been not
only fully capable in every respect, but
inflexibly and courageously honest, and
has served the people with remarkable and
admirable fidelity and usefulness, the cry
ot "demagogue" has no force or euect,
Vote tor fennoyer.
The threat of the Herald that it will
open up Its mud mill on democratic can
didates If they do not desist In their line
of argument of the tariff question Is simply
the wail of the vanquished. It Is the last
weakling stroke oi those who already see
Inevitable defeat at their very door.
Wm Rumbaugh, the democratic nominee for
county commissioner has resided ia this county
for about twenty years and is fully conversant
with all her needs. lie is frugal and careful
and will make a good commissioner. If he
should be defeated the republicans will then
control the county court. All judges of elee
tions and other matters pertaining to political
. 1 1 . 1 . 1 i T . ... . -
matter would be in their hands,
Democrats
look out for this.
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ntid refreshing to the taste, ami nets
gvtntlyyct promptly 011 tboKidiieya,
Liver ami JJowol. cli-anse the sys
tem liiteltmlly, dispels colds, k-oj-ndies
1 ami fevers find cures lmbiliial
twmnipiilioii. fcyrup of Figs is the
of.! remedy of 'it kind ever pro
'Iticcd, plemiiii? to tho taste andao-C'.t-ih!e
to t!i stomach, prompt io
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I cairy a full line of thi wc.r'al-renowed BROADHEAD goods, unexoelled
for wear and finish. . Large atcck of Embroideries and Flouxcixos. Cat
and be convinced thi. Albany ia tbo beat trading point in Oregon,
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