The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, July 04, 1890, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextI 7 THE DEMOCRAT, New York World ami American Farmer One year for $2.80. mm HOM: TnHATMNT A Sp Wt4 W. Wllirn'S HY3RAST1WP PESTmATlV.-, L ntmmV., tmttltiun. mnik khwO. cui.1 tuuuiUv,a ui.i Ueirl LKi-iiis T. ; ci r.et t nU' ki.I :rc::s'.:i ludl.ta. vn. wtuns ANTl-Riitqir, STPrn':'. r. -Mirciw.E. ::.. .. Mt 4 Uvr TroutUM, Uul. l.x'ir, MiiU:'iwi, wTU T. pauU co.-i.:iUii. 'irr 1'i.U.ii.,., liuanwiK'w.t ti cut. .ti wmv i .ami r ff.HurR-scm:r.M curc. cwcoMi, :., -v 1'i.fi.uio ., iki.U r nm 'MtMuiiilutn. (YnLslnt noOj.l ih t. i' ; PjLWkkTOj?.vcw rurr. i v.:.,,,,.!.. i-, ..r.,v tiov.ui J cum h.vrl.( j.r, ..rlv; , iiJ JWt, i:. t. UI V&fWP P'-'I'-ity rurr:. N r. Si'.r l.u v;k1 fjr'i tint li.v.ii.- i 1 ; en. h ucvs p.Kri'H.ym ;.n t?t'r: : Nurx t , l.i...:, I t. ui. .i T, i..t ri . . 5-?. H LU " Trr.T'MNf! CLTf. ALU mir t . te. 1 1 it s v . i;. ci ;r . I, K. i li-c'l.:, .; fM iu, l.i.l.l, UtUu '!.. Uk mi J U.fl i'ii..i..i N:rt. . W'tt, fh,. , xe'p'kl t . f t'r. It ! mill Nw.ru';.': i un-,. :.l l-r 111 . i :-. .: rn , if Hi-l viltt.i.i) liv'1.1 j-iui' vl.1 V.;;;' SI. 00 p.r r.;.kayc. iix ml n t'f ii luc I i curtf .li .i n'ir. i. p ..t u m-uiHur. iuiiisiniiipM t..i.iw .i.rn- t.i'iMftj :ol ) HILLER LPUG COMPANY. CAN fi. Fosbay & Mnsjsn, .Agnis, SKW STORE. SEW V,M)l) Mitchell & lewis Co., -oioaLEIS IN - Agricults? nil foniitemmin J7I X AND VEHICLES ALBANY, COME -A. IT 3D 3 FURNITURE It you want the let ami mo-t ilnraMc fumitiin that is maMiifacturcil in the citv "o to mi .. . X IIOII las Oregon Land Company, V.ITII ITS HOME OFFICK AT SALEM, OUE'iON", In the State Insurance U-..tlJ5iii'. And Dranrh Oniec Ht I'orlliinil, tt toriu kik Xlhitny I (a tor .lc a Urge List of Grain. Mock anJ Fruit Karm. Al City .Trv.i Suir.ir'uan rroiionv 8pND : FOR : P1IAM1ILKT, : MAI" : AN1J : I'UICE : MsTS. frT DON'T Smitli & r..r -i , - Superior - ftigand, Mllfl m .1 !! -, J ;;; , fT Garland Stoves and Ranges, All Fully Warranted In STYLE, WORK and PRICES. VOL XXV. DR. S-SsLLER'S Special Preci'iptions. ;clf cunt: Hcnic.-'v for Cach Discr.ic. ,.nt iinh. Onu,l.- ('Alanf, onJ t'.itnrrh it .l-ja L:'.,n. i . ttu iitfv rufuii.lid. !u':l v'l tlvM:l. l'U-tit I .jr nt I'll U luti.'.iU'i. Try it rtw.-ita stri-1 cur4 1 r-tl.-L.'-.J nl:!i f 'err. i'lAiii '.lf .. tvr" ' t!;. o t'.H uu 1 .!tnl;'",ffli . iliiltnn '.'i. ft .l rvii t:Tftn ! firi- l-ui.l Uli-ilAt' -i,i tlilKi. ' W.i.vplii' ('iufk r..-cK-.. ' ih.'u t i e f.-fi !''' ti. ' .1 ii ii'i- . x. ;!! li t.j . I r. II i"iim.it- ',, t f,.,i.,. 1 '- ii,i i It ft; t-ck;. 1 s. HI; r- f. '..i . t:v. n.v. Ii i t i,ir.i-i'i I t 1 . 1 .. :- 3 13 O" 3 rnisi. . . C--L, U. S. A. ( .V!! I Ur.iia. J; FORGET aondors' HE VOJMflJ 1 . - 6ds:t loa W8 tio J"U TT, m r rf evsrras 'i'n31'.'! ..Ti :o t:s in praq loiV'j Tub urq; iJJ-jT pus S3AOXS 3Mi n.1 a M O 0 ft O e CO "33 59 3 - Monitor - and - Gasoline H V S.mai.i. II a ii,. Kililti.vft.rt'iKHn n wttr r.mt vs imhuoiI out of JumUi'o lluinjili rcy'i ftuu t (r tlio nrrotit of (! II niltli. Siiiiili Im Im'cii niinuT f-r tlio St I'liiirUr) IioU l (or muT:it wockn, lut rt' viout to I ho iirtwnt chnrirt'H liml liot-n tiinitlmm'it hv t!u nroiirU'lor nt the hotel tor ntlior f.'iiiMon. Thu coiuilaint 1m th.it Smitli hml Ixm-ii uivi ii $5 to lity (or a iniro( rilioon iiiirvlmfoil hv u wonmn Htoi'iihii nt tho hoirl. iv v Mow, ( KU iu I'.ll'H. illWtfllil of iloilltf HO llU IH Kllill to Iihvo kfit tho iiiiiih'V Hii'l left thorllv prohahly iioins to Ji'iri'min iiml t;it Itijf thin lni'niiinm tniiii north. It at li';irnotl tlttit. lio hml xirvH;il a i:ickiiiw to roitliiittl, tho iiU'kiiKO pin; " thirt moniiUK H trtiln. A jioiu'o oiiiiit ih t'ortltttnl viim tclonrnplii il to nrrrwt him on U"'"H hir tho l'lickMp1. iiu- rouri hhvk it will Htaml in with tho wMows mill no iloul't justioo will ! iloiiv. .' it itimutll hii in ti run tiwuv w ith. (ni; Oii:iio Jv tuiic may now :o to tho houil '( hit il.tn-i. The (ollowiny; mi tloiihti'illv ritlitli't" him to the to. Stv I Till IllolltllH II po t AO Unit flllloil II IiIImI ihw Hum out ol Ixil on urvtviiMO o( want inir ii invHcription lillol. iiiul, w hni in hi.H Htoro juvMiitcil n n-volvvr niiil ili initiiiUil Ulti iimnoy, p'tlinj! if'.MH) tu oitxh. Adroit crimo, iKtrrvinif of novoro )un iMhnuitt, I'veryiKnlv will ;. Thoy woro nrrontiMl; hdl hy a j;riiut jury, throu'lt tho tt'stiinoiiy of ono of tliom, anil taken into court. 'I'otli jiU-flil puilty wluit uno wtm nontonortl t two yonrn in tho iHMiitontinryanil tlioothor tlncil f llkl. In tho niitno of'Jiistioo what in tho nuit tor with that Jmlo. An hoitcxt, ti rijrlit unit, Hin-h Hontonoow tho itiiivor.-.il viTilict is woro uiiouUcil for from him. A C.m i.kii Chnk. The iiiyn who preach.' lliroiij;h the cr untrv front citi to eil v ha a thorny path to lnvel, rvrn tlioiih In: is hut toilowin tho plan of the i!U''i,lr n( olil. A Kujji no paper t;ive one ( luc ittifo: lunate feilown, now In the city cai.iVic of Alo.ny. the c utotn,iry hit: Last Fihi iv thi city wn vNlteJ hy one of those religious riiuiim, of which there are o nant varirllr travcihifj nliuut llic country, lie wuuKI !.nut on l!ie ktreel on J ckpouiul (he conception ol alUcaed lralti, lnmi. tic. lie wa very peaceaMc, etcept in the manner of rouih. i ' H hU I1.1I1 , li.it kc think tie hid poor me ees in his flu u t. eonvrrl nuituri here. Not liet aue II e.-e arc no sinners, hij.vcver. Tim N W 'I'ih k n ikm'. 11 S Vor Ky, prtslilen! .of the State I'ireicn' A sovi.nl. V, has caiU-d a tnectlnij of the dl . rccior for June 30, in Portland, t decide the time and place for holding the nnuuiil toiimainer.t. 'i"l hoarU of uhector i composed of J N I luftiuan, of Alli.uiy.Gco A lluiliank, i f Tacom.i, and W J liarrv, ofAloihi. There are 'wiv projiitliu (r the toiirnanienl ol iSjt from Victoria, It (.': Kllsnsb.iri.", Vsli, and .Spokane. Vic toria prolfcrs ?.Vk, KilniMinrij I. iiot i tlird n lo f.nan rr., Sp'ik.luc I'alU han up n pme ol f jKin, N;xikatic Kail . want to h;.e t tie t'"i:tiiainctit In Sep litulir. A Mirt k wa inaugurated to day for the cilal liliiin til A a i;i iitle.iiai' cluh, and sufi'.cli i t inli ret I. atready manlt'-il lo inuie !! iiiiv of the i.ndtri.iL ntjj . li.ikcr Ciiy itev ille. A every man onsidet lii n-i !l a i;cn tlftiian it in 1 4I it Kceut as l( It would he a t.'illk iiil 11. alter to ecurc the proper inein !;crs lnr .ji li a choice ciui Very little scheinii t; would noon fill It with hoivlluui all hiii'illutii'. are not Ihv. The word (;e:it!eiian l hvini; dropped t a (jreat r teiit ly the periodica' .f ihe Country, Ihouti ii cannot lose f. sinliicancc w here propel iy ui d. Ir Has luen demoiiKlralr I hcyond a doub' that ;i tuckiii'.; potit mid a nun-w h aint wfraid-'o ri.lr.l.im will draw a hler crod in 1'iineviHe than n frc lecture on llur HolteiKii''. 1 f l!;i. 11.01 S' aturc. Ne u . WH m(otlii5T'pU' Albany ii!'it o. f i year a ripple of ex citement i i juk J by a ride cm a bucking pony. A few ! , nj;o a younj man wan nivcn J 50 to in-h an animal. fainuu lor his huckii!'4 j.; .ien.l! ic 1 ; but the ho fell lint hy titc ravuse refusing to huck , car.tttlnj' atuuiid 4 'I'ock to the dugut of the ciowvl. Tikhi ()i T.-Mr KrlU-y, upciviwr r.f the cctiMis. wishes he wat'nt Kellv ahout no, ns I; nvs aie l'i'ltinr' mtv hot. lie Is. si on, in a pickle, A despatch Iroin Was!di:ytoti savs he has leleuraphed to the bureau that t le l'orti.ind Orcijonlan had severely cil'lcisid him, and asking if lie could resign. Ih? superintendent wired hack that lie iouUI not at thk lime. He telegraphed ill;: f.itne complaint to ena tor Mitche'.l. nd akd if he could be re. lieved. h.iiator ditchcll 1.101 ihere t no w-rfv now hjt for him lo complete the work. Karkw m.i. 1'ak 1 v. flic farewell party at the M KChurih last wrtk in honor of the ld church building, soon to give place to an elegant new structure, was it- tended by a Iririe number of iieotjle, who passed a very enjoyable evening. Due credit was (given the old building, in which inanv stini!ii nieelinu have been held and mi.ch good done ; but the era of pro gress i on us, and sightly structure are In order, 'i'-tc rdd builuini win firit erected in 1857 on the lot between Judye Flinn'a residence and the canal. It wit after ward removed to i's pr-scnt location, and lias been repaiicd several time!). A (if.Nf iv Cojv I'n.iir. Pissengerj on ihh; inormi.; -o were treated to an exciting entertainment af'er leaving Uaker City. Two "coon," who had engaged in a aiiic of cards, indulged in a (juarrcl over a quailer, which one claimed the other had stolen. It ended In a reifular battle, Ono drew a razor and proceeded to carve the true coon fashion, when the cotnh.it ants were separated by spectator!. The rarvee'it arm wa badly wounded. It wa dressed hy a rolored porter on the train. Kast Orcgonian. . Ri'.skinei). M W Hunt, of this city, has resigned his position a lieutenant colonel of the Second Regiment O N G, and hl resignation ha been accepted by Adju tant General Shofner. In the absence of CoITC Smith, Major d L Lovell will have command tf the (-egiinept, and it In not known whether or not an election to fill the vacancy occaloned by Col Hunt's resignation will Ii held before Col Smith' return from his European tiip. Journal. Fake Additions. It ha come to ths knowledge of the Haker Citv Blade that two new addition to Baker City have been located In the desert hill' southeast of town. They arc tw. and a-half mile out of town, and are out ot tii'tit and reach, roruauu partie are manipulating them, and the lot are being cold lo the Willamette suck ers, on the came principle that bovs "wai" iack-knlves, "unsiirht and unseen." This sort of think will (act as boo me r- ant' or our boom if it U persisted in liaker Is already surfeitod with additions that have merit, but those fake town lots ouht to be exposed. A Linn County Youno Man. The four graduate from the Agricultural Cal- 1 leue thu year were ftiay warren, j j I Additon. C O Well and W Bovd Hamil ton. The latter I a resident ot Uakvllle In this county and attended the Alb y Col lei;e for awhil'J. Mr Hamilton, oration "The Permanence of the Past" Mr Ham ilton did exceedingly well, and the oration wa made up of fine and elevating thought and evidenced hU ability as a graduate say the Leaqer. Albany ha been erantei the riht to bridge the Willametti at that point. None of the material l yet on the ground. Statesman. Thanks, awfully, for the last arcastlc re mark; but the material will get there In time. Keep your nervous optic on that tact. S.noke the celebrated !fIavaoa filled ot- i gar, msniiiaotoreu iigi ur ajuacpn u cigar ' . f 1MI K ivcborv. VUIJ V doui.. . Frcit Boxes. For all kjnda of fruit boxes go to the Sujrnr - Door and Lumber Co. Bed rock j i ALBANY, Minimi Mattkh!. -It iHoiilyuquoMtlon of liino wlton Allutny will lo tho contor of n bij; inlntnu cxeltcinont. Tho dovol omni'iits Ikmiik nmd.i tit tho, Sitnlliuti ro (ttoim nro hriii(;iu( out Home proHpci'tn of tin iihIoiiIhIiIiih natitro, Hml nil Unit U iiiHilol U capital to iiroduro tho iiictiil in p!ivlii(niiiulitton. Tlio Alhnny ooiniuiny w ill put In hoiiio itiillit ami nil will Im duiio podMihlo with tho pronont limiti'il ini'Aiirt. A muoltor itt uooili'il tuul tho htiMlnonH inon of Albany tdmuM woo that ono Iri I'KtahliHhoii nt tliin city. Portland i too far nwnv. Tho OitMociiAr lit In formed that tin. Southern Piulllo will oxtcml thoir roml nt iiny tlino from I'le nnoti into tho miuoH, oanily lUTOHHililo from there, on . it cuariuiioo of Hvo enr loiuU of ro k a day. It in likely thoro would noun ho IniHint'HK (or ton Union that iiiiiiiIht. No iihivo ran Ih nioutioueil tit tho pri'Mcnt tiuio that will nt tract inoro nttoutioti towiirdn AIImiiiv 11ml Linn I'utmty than tho I'tlshinn ul tho iiiiuiii(r interi'HtH of tho Sitnliuiu, w lilt itn nuir velotiM woulth of uold iitul nilver lvinc dormant, yet cropping out ovorywlioru lu lodp'H, that to tho experienced minor, tollHoftho Htoron of inotal witliin. A lnro enpitnl put to work would prtuluco a result that would iiHlonisli the niinin world. It in Hilfo to predict thia will himjii U) doiio. Iloii;nt.. Tlio follow iiitt front the NoW'H, is such a'rctiiarkahlo admission for n I'riuovillo paper that wo puhliuli It, 1'npi'rn.thero cenornlly lHik 011 tho Iduo ttido of life; lint heroin ono that him it bump of hope : If work Imn yet l-e:i coiuiueneoil on tho Oregon I'iicihc in tho inoiintaiiiH, no ono on thirt Hide (f tho rime" hurt found it out. It is indeed doubtful if tho road will Ih? completed to tho miintuit thirt year, however willing thoownorii maybo to punh tho work, ho limited will bo the timo fur coiiMtruetioii in that oleviiteil recioii. Mill, wo Imvo not hmt hope. Tho mad will certainly Is' built over tho mountain uiid nero.iK Kastern Oregon Momi tiiuo in tho near future. Too much eapital hits' Is eii exi ndid to allow mat ter to U otherw ine. Ixxik Oi r. Prof J A V In Ihe arnet , Inspector 01 Irult pel, wa citv leslerd-iy caiiiluin thcfiuit for pet lie say (here Is no better fruit country than tills tichiity, hut the H t are at woik and Ihere will not be a h.ishcl of sound apple In ten mile of here utile spraying I done. Thl I the rc all over Orcymi, no tnnttcr what people av. Wc went with Prof Varney and w It jul a he ay Thecod'.hi moth, the black spot, the wooly aphl and j;recn aphi arc ail nl work. ICuenc Uejjlster. Nevcrtliele, throu,'h Linn county, ihe icporl I. cenciat llin; mi codlin moth are lo be found. Severil w ho have examined ! hen orchard say that the Indications are belter than before for many vca. A Di rrrtlVK's 0:1 k.- Scleral monlh a Mr len, U tlver'.m, a Mijlilv teect- ed farmer, had a bain .111.I lie Id bin mil. at different lime, in sin h a nr a lo leave no doubt that thev .ir Ii -rm-.t maltt Ittu ly. The case on trial Ihl afternoon ha hiou;;ht m.l some Inli reting fact, in Con nectlon w 1th the ti.es. lu order to protect himself Mr Overton employed a detective. whomiile a preteiul.il (.uuhasc ot tho faun; but wldch he wj tmt to lake ioc si. u of for ome time, lie staid aiound though. and when he wauled tc go lo'.own wnuld borrow a hor.e ( parties upci ted of knowing aVnit ll.e lite. dcclailrttf that Mr Overton wa 100 mean to lend him one, though he had l.Miht Ihe place, am! In diver way (jot statement which re stilled til the arrest of the defendant. Bii.t. (iinii in I'okti.a.vii Mr William Gird, a resident of Pa-nton cotinty.itiid tin cmiui);rutit of l-S-PJ, van in tho city tho fi rut of tho week. "Uill," m lie in fami liarly eal'ed, in one r-f the historieal char acter of the Mate. 1'iiriimny warn he a 'at U10 taslutm Lui.iuvf. ut Llt:rsa,lLL., nnt tnrntr ltf tlmo h wn Wlia, Farjjo A IV aent nt that place. He a (treat lover hi hfi Itormn, lihtiii); chickens; nud blood 1 duKH. lie visited tl. in city (or.the t.urporto 'o Ficurin' a buck "purp" whirtt he propone to train for tho iirizo rin.itud !; i? rendv to iitake any amount that hi d ..wln-n be attains inntttro doj;hoiI,w id ! able to w hip any cumin in tho Htate, I'.iU remdert on hirt beautiful iarm twelve milen Hoiilh of (Vr- vaili and the latch-- trinjj of his door han? ulwayit on the otitaidu World. In a Iii,rnMA. Tlu flume on Lyon street hart become rort of nn eye uorc to builders. An it rutiHaeailiHt tho lino of tho L.tsj it is iniposi ihle to put infotiuda- lioriM 111 ltn prem-nt ciiclitioii. An fliort in beiii made to oet tho ooiutiauv to chance the courne of tho Hume which should amo 1m dune 011 P.roadnlhin street Tho fact iit these llutnva should lie either pipen or cement flumos. Wooden utriie tureM, coutinunly rottintt. are tho worrit nuisance imaginable. The matter will probably Iw amicably nettled. Ah thorn Humes are a (trout oonvcitienee in cane of fire there are two uideH to tho question of doing away with them entirely. Rti.ic or the I'un. lie fore Justice M K (Joodel! yesterday appeared S K Scott to answer a charge of assault with a dan gerous weapon on "foe" tilmon, on, the complaint bavin;' been sworn out by Simon. 1 he trouble arose over tome rails belonging to "Joe" which had washed ilown onto Ncotl tarm uuiinirtne hli'h water, lust February, the far.n being on South Prarle a few mile below Salem. The assault wa committed on Mav 21st while Simon' son wa hauling said rails away. Jurv after beln out a lew minute rcluri.cd a verdict ot not guilty.- - State - man. Ah Fkek ah Watek. The party of Portland peoplo representing Oregon Commandcry No 1, Kni(?htn Templar, who wont tin to Albany TiiCHday to he proHont at tlio dedication of the temple thero.rctiirned home ycHtcrdar afternoon, Hayo the Orejfoninn. A glorious timo in reported hy tho Portland pooplo,anu thev estimate that tho grand ball lai:t night was attended by not loss than 2000 ioo plo. Visitors from all parts of lh6 state woro present and the citizens of Albany riuujo CYorytliiiig tq then) s free as water, llicm H0N0HS.--TI10 Albany friends o( Miss Addio Kcriber, of fialctn, of which there are many, will read with interest the following from tho Journal: "The gratifying intelligence reached here last evening that Miss Addie Bcrilicr, who went to BoHton two years ago and entered tho New Kngland conservatory ol music. nas passea all her examinations witli the highest honors of the whole class and the highest ever obtained at the institution except by one person in tho past and in that case she was not surpassed' ' Aix Kids op 1;vkjts tire transpiring in this world. One ol them lias lust come 10 me notice 01 me uemockat man. . ..... Sometime ago a man and family came to Albany to reside, investing in consider able property ; but all in the w Ife's name as she, very properly, neiu the purse They built a nice residence on one piece 01 property, ana a lew days alter election the husband was given several hundred dollars to come down town and pay the carpenters. Instead of doing so he is reported to nave gotten on a spree and spent most of it, with the rest leaving lor parts unknown..' ' His whereabouts not being known notiiins lias been done. though it is asserted that his unfortun ate w ife yould have him arrested if she Jcnew. A GoNGUKQATIONAL CoLLKOK. At the meeting of the Congregational Association in Salem the followinu committee was aiv painted on a Congregational collego.to be looated somewhere in Oregon : II A Shorey, Portland ; Prof Hull, Corvallis; U 8 Huntington, The Dalles; Albert Brownell. Albany; Prof G II Collier, Eu gene; IAMacrum, Forest Grove; GJ Webster, Ashland ; Jas Steele, Portland ; D B Gray,Salem ; N It Davis, Salem ; Geo C Hall, Astoria. . Two Complaints. The dog fennel through the city and the condition of Lyon street. They need attending to ORhGON, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 181)0. Lkiianom. -We are cxpeetlnii people from all parts of the state at our Fourth of July celebration. To insure standing room several now additions havo boon mndo fomnioiiMurato with the occasion. Mr Jos 8 Htoinor.of tho firm of Kclinoht, Ls'iiicku A Stelnor, Kan Franclsoo, in forms us Hint ho has shipped OH tons of ehitent bark from this part of the country. Tho St ( 'harlos lintel luts again changed hands. Tho now proprietor, Mr Doiid. is lately from Ponni ylvaniti. He w ill tako charge next week. Win Kleppor, while assisting in run nlhg tho steam wood saw Wednesday morning had tho little linger of his right liand biullv uutmtled. lr Foley dressed tho wounded member nud thinks It will heal soon. Walter Peterson received a telegram front his father In Southern Oregon a prising Lint of his Illness. I r Peterson left lAdianon lust Thursday for the prac tice of dentistry in tho southern piirt of tho Mate, and we aro sorry to boar of bis sick nesrt. ; press. Ai-c'iiiKNTAi. S1100TIN0.--A cast) of aeci- deiilul shooting occurred one-half mile north of F.linlrii Wednesday ufteruoon U'tween two and three o'clock that may result filially. James K Kichardson and son, a lad of alxiut twelve yours of ago, took their guns and wont out on a deer stand to wait for the dogs to run a door by. Tho Uiy left bis father and wont off Homo distance after a miuirrel. Keturn- intz bo thoiiuht bo saw a door rtiuninir through tho stand and w hile endeavoring to shoot tho deer, tho gun, a single bar rel shot gun, loaded with P. U shot, was discharged, accidentally wounding bin father. A couple of shot lodged ill his left hand, ono in his left forearm, several in his left leg 1. low tho kinv, and 0110 In tho left breast juat atsvo I ho heart. A report Thursday evening says that Mr Uiehnrdsou was resting easy, but in a critical condition. F.ul'ciio Guard. A Tk Paktv. Afternoon lea are be coming quite popular In Albany. They are coiilinrd lo the gentler sex, and bloom about 5 o'clock In the evening. Four or live pread arc m-1 promiscuously, ltd two to live or lt at each stand, and Ihe feast I ron.bud to the greatest delicacies to be ob tained, generally few lit numbei , mot at tention Is paid loipiatliy. A very enjya blc one wa elvcn Friday bv Mr L K lllaln. Her guet were: Mr Gcwge, Mr It K Mcrrlll.Mr. Or Irvine, Mr K M l(oberton, Mr F M Frei.ch, Mr Dana Purmester, Mr T Wllwm. Mr Ktbtsbctn lllaln, Mr HeitrlelU Drown. Mr C If Stewart. Mr S K Young. Ml Sarah Alt - house. Mr Tho. Wallace. Mr Cal Hurk - hart, Mr. I) W WakrlVId, Mr K K Sox, lr Jay IJbht, Mr Rebecca oung, Mr Or and I-atira 'fate and Mr Nutting, Sotir Ikon. From a reliable source, i iiform.it ion Is gained that the iron mine situated on tho farm if K Fox, a number of mile east of Brow nsrlllo, has during the pant week ls'cn visititl and irotMi-t- o I by ca.tern i-apitulists, who express themselves siilislleil with the outlook, It assays ,1) tier cent pure iron and will shortly mako all noeessary arrangeutents for tlioroughly t'-stiling ami, if basil, le, working what is said t Is- an immense deMwit of ore. Should this prove In 1 an extensive and rich a prem-nt indica tions Deem to M,iut, it w ill be a develoji meut in mining industry of groat imiKir. tnei to I5row usville. for Times. Me pKoi'i.r, There are some i-eojile in every couitininity who complain of hard time ; w ho will do nothing to help themselves, nor tho locality thev live ill. They aro too mean to sulmoritm for tho daily papers of their town; too mean to aid any whenus that is calculated to lot tho world know there is such a place a tho town they live In; too mean to do anything but prowl ltTtite times are not better than thry aro. Thoy w ill do uotUing Ut lwlp their fcttuw ..num. nor U'ir own ortoiiiiinlly, If imupla will not help their daily papers, ihcv cannot t'Xect tosliecifd llieius. lves. Astorian. Tub AnMKTLTi hm Coi i euk at Crval lis is retrenching with vengeance. K Grim, of tho oxjeriinent station, F, U lake, botanist, W X Hull, free baud drawing, P II Irish and L' Bigolow.cboiu. ists. failinl to 1 re-elected, Tho leaehers will 1h H I, Arnold. President and direc tor ; J IJ Ietcher, mathematics and civil engineering; F lUrchtold. languages; W W liristow, bookkeeping and apiarist; Prof Covill, mechanical engineering; Prof Washburn, bugs, etc; Prof French, agriculture and manager of farm; Mar garet Snell, household ocoiioiuy. Tho change is quite a surprise to many, and those dropiK-d hardly know what tothink about it ; but thoro are certainly enough leu 10 run ine college. , 1 Ik Si 000 His Grot; so An account of a very Inteicsting contest that occurred on the high grade, near the Callpoola brldge.i given the Dkmocrat. A fjttccn year old boy with lot of fat and muscle came along on a load of wood, meeting two young men. Kach refused lo turn out, when a lierce light ensued. The boy wa, too mucn lor one alone; but both ol tlicm laid hbii In the dust. 1 Securing an axe ho held litem at My. n Ihe mean lime sev eral learn came up, being blocked In on bjlh sides. Anoeilou Injurlrt result ed the affair caused some amusement. P M's Sai.akib. The salary of the postmaster at Astoria will be increased from iOdfl to $?J00, Salem front to '.MOO, Olympia from $1400 to 2000, Port Townsend from l"tW to $2000, Spokane Falls from f-'tSOO to 21KKI, Walla Walla from tJllOO to -M00. The increase at Albany will, we are informed, probably betioo. As Bui as Pkas. II M Myers came in from the Quartzvillo mining district this week where be lias been prospecting. He reports that good results are being bud from the work now going on. Little nuggets as large as pens are frequently found. Water is not easily obtainM. otherwise some prolltablo" work would MA.... I . .......'a'' C-.A. ...... LI.. icouiv ouve, .tuYvoil nun, Hit it, Ki rn st sAt-Es. Slvaudur FromantoJ R Rainwater, . 100 acre uw3 , $ 424b V S to Nathan Frey ,80 acres,!! wj Patent Hunter & Standish to P Archibald, 20x60 feet, Brownsville. . , 50 C II Younger to Jas Shea, 53-100 acres, 13 w 2 420 S F Waldo to M V Doud,6ixi.r,Q feet, Lebanon 2100 Ja Ludley ta J W Edwards, 17.1 acre is w 1 1740 J W Comptbn to J A Compton, 50 acre, low 1 . . , , 1300 Wm limerick to John Dlerenger, piece land 11 w 4 A L Moessenecr to L W liartner.25 acre near Albany, 4C90 J Oierenger to Wm and f red snultz and lohn Schmeer, two pieces land 1600 Smith Cox to Frank Trltes,4.63 acres 113 Jos Yates, Jas Roblnet, 0 E Porter, Rachel Vawter and D T Robl net to W E Yates, of 540. acres, 14 w 1 , loop A J Hodges to L C McAllister,! lot, Frndalu 100 Lee till' eu to E Goln, i lot, Scio. . . 350 A liackletnan to M & errell.a lots, bl 53, H' and A.. , C50 M E Ferrell to I W Propst.a lots, bl 51, It's and A. , 850 $IQ,t3J Total for year. $',099,300 Three mortgages were filed. Total con. slderation, $1950. HOW TO CUBE HKRVOKBJSE88. A body with a nervous temperament will make known Its wants through Its natural medium the nervous system. .If It fails to receive proper nourishment the nerves will be the first to cry out. Dr Hitler's Hydrastine Restorative' ensures perfect nutrition to those who take it, and a perfectly nourished body cannot be ner vous. For sale at Fcwhay & Mason's. nuri The Federal election bill forced through the parly csttcu of the House on Monday cvtning last, in so nionstrdU In it revnUiiiiiiiary feat urcs that Speaker Kced an I hi fellow con spirator in the attempt lo iiniit'iuti politit;a (tower by violence, feared toalluw the Kcpu!) licnn Cung'cssmcn lo see il provision unlit the) caucu was ready to ply the lash. The bill i modified only in it least oil c 11 live fcHurca, while all the rcvohiliumiry pio vliioniof both the bill prrcnlcl are retained. II i, in brief, a bill lo enable nn irresponsible partisan Hoard of Federal Ciiv.itr, not an swerahle lo Ihe people of a Suit or their law, lo decline who i elected to Connie in each illsttlcl of die Stale, ami the Cleik of the Huu U reipiircd lo place only the name of person su certified on the roll of ihe I fouso for the oigani.alio.t of tint Isidy, under penally of hint or imprisonment, The House once oigani.ed under tlii rcvol u'ionary method, thee could lie no tcdrcs,no mailer how sweeping the violence of the fraud; and tlio feet that Ilia author of litis bill have cled contestants who were Uaicn four to one at tlieii home cUciiom, prove the purpose of Speaker Kced and hit fellow revolutionists to steal the next Hotisj fiom Ilia people. Tlicy know that (hey will lose i; llicy mean to steal Ihe (lower that tie people refuse them. I hi hill i preced id ny a judicial bill eu tloriing the sppuintment of man) new Fcdctal Judge,o that the source of the Flection Super visor shall be surely partisan; and every Con- gteioiil disliict of each Stole i to be regi . tcreil, practically counted and certified by partisan Federal Hoard, whose decision shall lie absolutely final in compelling the Ctrik of the House lu accept the return. More than five million of vol-r will te volcele in either making these election re turn o in convicting or punishing the burglary of the ballot. In the South it i to! a let urn to the eaiet bag reluming board of 1876, which brought consuming shame upon the Re public and ended P.cjml titan power in every Southern Stale, and fa the Xuith it is to lund over lo the Dudley and Davrnort the aliso lute nirnufactute of certificate of election for I Congressmen. It it simply bald, rriklrs, wicked revolution, and none ran mistake it meaning. I'ltonrt-Ks nn ir. The McKinlcy Sigh protective lariff hill t producing the irsull that would reasonably I e expected to follow, In llie I louse of Com mon ihe other day Chrlc Howard Vinccnl (Contcivaliv() nirmlei for t'cntial SlitiTicld, asked whether the government would iruiic the foiled State to modify the piol ilnive duties u;-On Ihittdi pusluc's bcfuie it wuuld male any unslilicilions in the in'.ct guvctning '.ha iniioitation of Amni on C-t:ic inlo flic.it I'litaiu. Sir J.inie Ferguson tid ttat ihe rrstiiction upva the imjHlation of cattle in'.u Great Ihitain were based solely on s-niUiy ensilerliun witlunil tcgatd lo the fiscal sys tem of other nation. Mr Vincent thcieujon laid upon the table of the House a notice !hl he would submit a motion declaring that a the piojioscd American laiif) will inflict great in juty upon the tisde of Sheffield and upon liitt Ub ttadci and artian generally, the House will consider whether a ftee marktl ought to I longer given 10 the comjieting product of a fVxciga State which puis a prohiUtoiy taiifl ujon I'.i it is!i goo.h. Now, when we find the above pUcd aluosids uf UUitic' det Lit at ion lll lta only n Kliry to fuisu toward the South American Stales I to demand a tcpcl by those sta'cs of all laiifT du'y upon Amrti- can agticuttural pruducisia reiuin forihcput ting of sugar and bidet oa the fice lil,it would seem that all reasonable mind - ill soon be sble to e thai if the United States disciiminate by a tariff against other count lies they in turn will disciiminate against ours. How can I.ng land thseimunaie scamit usi l!y placing a high duly on the American pioducls which we txiort to that coiintty. And wit it ate these products? Corn wheat, flour, beef and roik, When ihis come about as it ahcady has with some foreign countiict our farmrts will begin to see what a blessed thing a high latin is. A TAX It AW MlKUli h.Vltolt, A TAX ON "None so blind as those who will not sec '' That a tariff on raw material not only tend to hut i bound lo lower wages I can piuyo in very few words. You live on the other side of the lire, where they don't lax wool. You use 5,000 pound ivc' day in your factory. I live on lliU side of the line, where they do (ax wool fay 10 cents per round,) and I use the same nutnlicr of pound you do. You have just ex aclly 8300 per day the advantage of me. The only way I can compete with you is to lower my wages just that much, or mike my em ptoyees do that much more work, A man,hotse or nude who can't see that should lie hit on Ihe head with a hammer, and it u almost as ptai.t that a taiifl is a tax collected off the many for the benefit of the few, I claim to be the originato' of that expression, nnd first used it in a short letter to your paper during the Cleve land campaign of 1884. But, according to my own argument, I should have been hit on the head with a hammer ur used lo boa strong tariff, man, but only heard one side. Wilms II Iaurknce Philadelphia, June 6. We hope that the work of spraying or chards for protection of the fruit f ro.n the codling moth Is going on wherever the trees are bearing. Neighborhoods' should combine In thl matter, and if all the bear Ing trees were sprayed for two years In succession in any locality, the moth would be stamped out, making further spraying needless unless, the enemy were again in ti,oduced. Most of the moths will be dc stroyed the first season,' .but a few may e. cape and render a second trial necessary This stamping out cannot be done by one or two farmers, though fortunately any one can thus protect his own fruit, however neerlloent bis neighbors may be Hx ounces of London purple are enough 100 gallons of water, and thus diluted the potion can hardly be considered dangerous, except to tfte insects that It destroy, F-Pocti. The transition from long, lingering and painlul sickness to robust health marks an epoch In the life of the Individual. Such a remarkable event Is treasured in the memory and the agency whereby the good health has been attained Is gratefully blessed.. Hence It Is that so much Is heard in praise of Electric Bitters. So many feel thy owe their restoration to health to the use of the great alterative and tonic. It you are troubled with any disease of kidneys, liver or stomach, of long or short standing, you will surely find relief by use of Electric Dittos. Scld at 50c and $1 per bottle at Foshay & Mason's Drug store. The bent lines of 5 and 10 oent uigars In tho city arejt b found at Conn & Ilend no son'. IOO F. Albany Lodge l!o 4 holds Its regular meeting Wednesday evening of each week. Visiting brothers are cordially nylted to attend- 'NKrHKIA nu HCOl'NIIKKiH. "There are, we suppose, aoitie "neces-i nry" scoundrel. hut the democratic party I the onlv great party that Invlle their vulgar rascal to a sent on tho throne and worships a political knave and municipal bandit for the'sake of l he spoil he ha gathered under the name and sign of the party. Orrgonutn. Ah! Indeed! And since when did this public slanderer and wicked defarner of the best men thl country ever produced find out the above, And pray, whom, In time past, ha the republican parly called to the throne and worshipped for the ske of the poll thy gathered under the name and sign of that party. Ifa Ihe Orwoitim for gotten ihe name of the political bandit and ballot box robber that deliberately stole the presidency In 1876? Ha it for go'. ten that J Madison Wells, the arch conspirator, who committed Ihe damnable fraud In Louisiana of counting that slute for lUycx, when it had cast 8000 majority (or Tllden was called lo the 'tlnonc" b y giving him the office of collector of cus tom In Nc Orcleaus? lias It forgotten that Tom Anderson wa made deputy col lector of that port, Ha it forgotten that Kenncr, Casenave, Vernon, Ahcll, Wood ward, Green, Illanchard, Davis, Hill, Grlndley and Ray, all member or e'erk of the Louisiana returning board, were given fat office In recognition of the "val uable service" they rendered In consum mating one of the most diabolical fraud ever committed against a civilized people? The evil men do live after them. And who consorted lovingly with thl hand of f ree-booter In rendering nugatory the will of the people of a great state? They were those who continually stand nearest the "throne1 of that party. John Sherman, E V Stoughton, John M Harlan, Eugene Hale.J R llawlcy, John Coburn, Wm. II Robertson, K C Novo, J A Kasson, Lew Wallscc, W E Chandler and other visiting statesmen who lent valuable aid In carry ing out 'hi fraud,"first mad triumphant In American history." These men alway held high place In the leadership of the .publicun party and we take it are the necessary scoundrel" to whom the On- gonnin -cfer, at belonging to It party. At all event uch scoundrel were "neces sary to consummate the crcat fraud o S". The scorching and burning' word o . S Black before the commission would have rslen Into the veryheart of consci entious men but they had no effect upon the commission: "Well may vou say, "wc isvc made a covenant with dca'.h, and with hell are at ogrecment. when the over fbiwlng tCourge shall pas through.it shal not come unto us, for we have made lies our refuge, and under falsehood have wc Id ourselves," The Orrgonutn and It partv are estopped from raising any com - ilaints like the above. Sc the course of IIoss" Lot an In i-erfcctbnr the political skull duggery at the primaries In Portland some wees ago Alter all the bribery and fraud thercl.t practiced bv Lot an and hi followers, had born made public to the world hy the Orrgonimi itself lhal hot wa called to ;hc very throne of ihe Qregoautns party lu Oregon. Verily those who live In glas hou-e should be careful about throwing stone. "'Hie M Kinlev tariff it loo high, Ihe senate lariff 1 loo high, the prccent taiul is too high, y timj 11 fa tig Orrjonutu. I lit Vrvg-inn-m a republican JuanMl, or ha it been butinW with -BHtth gfH.1?0 It very lately advocated 'the protective policy of the Republican party," To-day, its utteraa ces favor the puiBng of American labor in compe tition with "the pauper labor of Europe!" What "change ha come over Ihe spirit of its dream?" Is this a ntice to Ihe Protection league that seme "fai" must he hied out' for its benefit? Has the editor of -that great outnal any principle whatever, or docs the weather ISureau indicate to him whit lo change? Veilly il i trimming its sail 'for the strong, but invincible current now blowing so steadily in favor of lariff reform. Sundry shatpera, with more shrew dnes than honest r, are working an entirely new trick uoon the farmer out west. They go to a farmer and pretend to want to buv hi farm at once. The price does not exactly suit the strangers, but they manage while negotiations are going on to Install them selves Into the good grace of t.ie farmer, and proceed to "put ur" at his house for as many day a they can. After they have tayed a long a they dare, they take their departure and look up lodging with a fresh victim. If their price 1 .net they give the farmer Ihe slip at the first oppor tunity. A I rctection journal in Cleveland has just caught up with that fine old argument that "Protection has not in a single instance ia. creased the est of goods to American consiun ers. Will this singular mind gratify us by now undertaking to discover far itself what good, then, Protection does to the manufac turers ay l lie country, and why they insist on the retention of the system? Some day when this mind becomes a well informed mind it will know that it could not express such an idea without committing a grave .noral offense. The house voted yesterday by a vote of 146 to 85 lo non-concur In the free coinage senate amendment to the silver bill. The bill with the amendments will now go be fore a conference committee of the senat and the house, thus giving the ad.nlni ration an, oppportuuity of whipping in re publican senator to the support of the administration scheme on silver. The republicans of Pennsylvania yes terday nominated G W Delamater for gov ernor. This is Quay a man and it is said the nomination will produce a revolt in the ranks of his party, Wallace or Paul son will likely- be nominated bv the dem ocrats. Graver Cleveland was vociferously cheered yesterday at Harvard Commence ment exercises at Boston. Somehow Groverhas a strong hold on all the intelll gent institutions of the country. He de serves all this distinguished considera tion. The in f inance Committee has i n ci eased the duty on binding twine from I to li cents per pound. And thus docs the 'farmer's tariff bill" day by day become unmasked and to appear as It actually la a fraud and a burden to the farmer. Secretary Blaine presents to Congress an ap -peal for reciprocal free trade relations with the other American nations. If the logic is good why does it not apply equally well to European nations? The Central and South American Republics are not blood relations. Why should there be sentimental partiality la trade. 5 cans Golden Star tomatoes for 50 ceo (a at 0 V eyers, and all other; canned goods cheap 'or cash. NO 48 svmiii.isiiMuaiii JSrJCTtw,.,w, WM, lir, - ""vtii .1 -7 0?JI; IV l i'i It JYtd 7 '' "'' iii' iL'i.l niofrfTullH v.bcn 171 up '-f Fi;,M m !;tl. ni ; it iHiuV:ti::il 1 t.d ref rr-iiiig t the liiftle, ami nela ifcntly yet promptly 011 llieKidnrja, Liver uml JJov.xIs, niiws leni en'octiinlly, li,.jM'l8 colds, Iiom! n In s ami fevers nmlcun s Jmoitttnl 'iih.5.ittioii. Hyrun of ;-n i i-thc only rcneily if ii3 kind ever po i!uwl, i-lciu.it:;j to the Ui.iUt amirifj-C'-ptabJo t th afomadi, yx,Tax,t in !' rtloji funl truly boncrfcial in ita i ' !;. i:.i tjiiny f.xcf llctit oi:ni;ri ltd it. . . ' ... . 1 Hfi'l. Jt is for fa o in ca. :'t- ..f'9 ' 7 ''yf.7.1 CO. i;, fj.r PAISLEY & FISH. m. PPIHTfrc ALBANY ' w Special - Announcement ! OF- W. F. HEAD. My .Spring Stock is now tlio Latest Doth in WOOLEN Dress -To The Ladies,- I Make a Specialty of Ladies Underwear, in Kxit, Kibkki ami Muslix. My Prices are the L0WTEST anl my Goons the Best. Am sole agent for the Celebrated Y. 8. F. HOSIERY, Guarantectl stainless, Warranted absolutely fast, and Free from Poison. : To The Me3n, : Call and Look at My values in Furnishing -:- G-oods, I hav Lirge Sn ck at the Liet Tricea evar offjied ia thu Vailey. 1 laity 1 full line r. tt worbJ-renowd BitOADHEAD goad, unexcelled tor wear and fi.ihl:. Lar stock i and be C!nvit.c"d tlt A'bai y in ih MONFX CHEAPi'MONEY. We have made arrangements to supply money to all on long time at low rates o luterest sin Improved f.n ins and city prop er! v. Thsee who contemplaics building brick blocks or good brick business houses can get money. See us. WALLACES t.rtSICK. Harry Jones' RESATURANT AND OYS TER HOUSE. Just opnnsd, opposite the' Rasa House. Prompt attention, aud.everythiag neat and clean. Open day and night. INSURE IN THE ALBANY FARMERS AND MERCHANTS Insurance Safe, Sound; A RARE OPPORTUNITY Is Offered Every Day by the L T BROCK. PROPRIETOR. To get first-Class FURNITURE, Latest Designs, at Bot tom Prices. New Goods will arrive Constantly. G. L. BLAGKMiLi : The Leading Druggist, L R AMY - J S.DEA.ER I DRUGS, iilEDlGINES STAT IOilARY uG THE DEMOCKAT il l) I rst : . ': Aflvt-rUsIng tacditm la the CtDlrsI Winamtltt-Vellpy, First National Bank F A MIAMI, OKf:.0.V. retriMil. rf L. rusj Vl Hresiilout . . si. ir vrn !, Csshisr....,,., , v w. I.A'siotw.v THAHSACTS A CKNKRA1, Unking bu1nw. 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Complkte, Embracing all Novelties in Goods, and WASH FABRICS. f Embxmderies and Flocxcixgs CM hel tradinn point ia Oregon. MCNEIL & HILL DO G31121MI BlitautMng AT THEIR SHOP, Corner of Second & Ellsworth Streets. They are prepared to do anything brought to them at reasonable prices. ART STUDIO, Mrs. Dr. Talton, Blumberg Bioek LESSONS Given in Drawing, Painting and Music. P ietures for sale or pain tea to order. Company. Conservative - . UtitUUii.