The state rights democrat., August 08, 1890, Image 1

THE DEMOCRAT
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WillametU Valley,
TIIR DEMOCRAT,
New York World
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American Farmer
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Choice Candj, Kills. Fruit, etc.
NEAR THE FOSTOFFICF. AL3ANY, OREGON
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AND VEHICLES
ALBANY,
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E. C. Scails,
D y Sg3'2, Notions, GLtsFijru
isMugs and
BOOTS AND SHOES
"Our stock ol boots and Uoe
It now complete in all line for
spring cade. We will save vou
montj n buying ol u. Indies,
tnisset and children's fine shoes a
tpecia . i.
Exclaslve Jgeoir r ILe
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- FURNITURE,
It you want the best and most durable furniture
that is manufactured in the city go to
Thomas Brink.
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,', ..WHOSE STOCK OP
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
CLOTHING, ErC, ETC.,
, Is now Larger and Better than Ever
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Prescriptions.
SELF CURE
Remedy for Each Disease,
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Implements
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LIDLOiV MIOEH
SEARLS,
T'.luru'M.r'-i Ntw IiloK
$2.50
in the Market
Tins Ciiu-tm. Then) never wiw n circus
yctlutt wlitttHomo jn'oplolt itiU'durlng
it a pront fuk, whilootlu'M wero iklljlit
od with it. That Hoenm to bo liumun
nature. The porformnwo rIvoh hy ltil
iimou van an iuUrcMt inn onu tu tho writer.
Suine (it tho Imrt'lmok riilinn was rihmI,
pvon the rulintf f tho yuuuK man tryin
to loam waaintoroMtiiiK.niui thu (trincipul
livly riilor wam inure cxiH-rtthan tho uvor
Hito. TliOvtraptw wrfurinintf wan very
inlsoeUaneiHiH ami euull hanlly Ik kept
traek of. TheeontortioniHt wan tho lient
ever here ami i a marvel in hi line, hl
luiilair polo act pai tieularly Ikmuji very
no. T ib h aek wlro orK waa exua
Two of the trained hornea are an khmI aa
any one often eoes if not U tter. The
eamm Imll man ami the "tronji Jaweil
fellow were expert in their line, the
nii.lair bieyelo riilinjr, ami aeveral other
feat urea were pHl.Tlie elorlug eirht or ten
raeea were full of exeitemi'iit anil a KKl
feature of theKhow, tha olwtruetiun race
imrtivnlarlv Iw inu an iuimono one for
tun. Mr Low low in a ureal clown, and
everal reallv new iokea were perpetrated.
There wan no (ituttilinit, either ground or
aoreal, a fai t that ia a aouree of tiiaap
iKiiutiueiit to ninnv and no douht ciiiihi s
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vonHincraniu oi ine mimiih hk"'"". 11
show Isy aomo (H-ople.
Contrary to anticipation tho whcll and
other fleecing gamea were not run lier,
liceiiMt'H U'hig ahaolutely rcfuacd for auch
imrpoaea.and it ia prohatile they are not
quite as tie re in that roneet an" reported
by aoino of tho up-l'o"uiiibia papera.
EXOI'NTKIt Willi A I!tAK. Mr S I
Shtuni, living ten in Ilea from Acme,
roughly handled hv a bear Sunday, the
lolli. lie went b'nckberrvlng with hi
wife, taking hi rirte wlih" hhn hecmi.c
bear were known to be rnaming In the
berry palc'ie. They had not gone fa?
from the !ioue hen he dl.covercd a bear
that he ihot at and probably killed ; and
a he tired, another jumped out uf the
brtikh beteu hlmtell and the In-nr he
hot at. Tid one he followed with hi
do;f for an h ur or mrf,mid a. Mr Shrum
m pslllg from one illt to anolher he
w met bv the bear In the thick bru.h of
the ravine. They were within ten feet of
each other brforc cither wa aware of the
huatlon. Mr Shrum trot a hl, but the
hear ot hi :t ab nit the tame time, biting
him through the hand and wiWt, and alo
In the thigh and shoulder. At thU polit
the dog came and grappltd w ,th the bear.
and both disappeared in the htu.h. Mr
Shrum wanderpl hoii.e with hi lacctatcd
and broken hand, ard a conveyed to
Acme for treatment. VV t Carle went to
ibe scene of the encounter Mondav and
found the gun, and onlv thirtv feet awav
found the dead bear mca.urlnjf over i
feet In lentti.-.Kugcne KegUtcr.
At White 1 1 k a r. F J IVnny U juxt in
from a trip up the Smtiain, going a far
an i;rown'a mill. While there word
aitiu from (iuartzviile to the elfVct that
re hud been struck in a mine hvlotigiiitt
an Alhauy company that nawtya f '.'.DO
ton. Two aHcuva have Uen iuade of
thii ore, one in I'ortland and one in San
raiiciitco, and there la very little diller
nee in the report. U thin ia tnie. which
we have no reason to duht, aa it mine
from men not inlerenUHl in the milieu, it
w ill cauae unite a ruah to the upper San-
mm. lie aava that exciteuniit u at
w hite bent and every Inaly ia prepaiitig
to go to the iiiinra. lie wax ala informe.1
that men are at work grading a road to
the miniH, and that th-re would le a
mill put at the mine iimide of ten ditva.
or jut a. jon a men and money could
get it there. It liaa long been known that
gold and "ilver exixted in immense oiian-
titu-a in tin--mi minea and it now m em
uite probable that it ba lieeti found.
a the AUatuy paK-ra wiv nothing alut
thin it nuixt i the intention of the com
pany to iM-eure the w bole lav-out liefoie
the oiitfide world g-tg an inkling of what
ia going on. Jvlt'erxon Keview.
Kitittr Uct N T Ki'iitr.- A paper of
Hie Dalle get off In the nine ixue the
following two liconltrnt item: We
arc sati.ticd to.' census of Kastern (Jregon
hu been carefully taken nd few mistake
tave been made. I he reaon we have
not made more p ogres I that for over
twenty year we h.-.vc been bound band
and fool by I'ortland. At .1 matter of
course, t'.ic .Sound paper arc jubilant over
he census r. turn of ttic population ol
heir Ma'e. The votes cast by VVas'.tlngtnn
last November were !j.a4?. and In a little
over six month she is credited with 1(o,.
100 population,"!- nearly seven Inhabltart
to thcvotir; widc Oicgon cat 73.400
last June, and U given 350.000 rcldent,or
Utile over three person to the elector.
There i o:n'.idng wrong In this some
where.
A Nt-Mnea of trwn are claimlnir the
ilUtinction of being the fust that raised
flag over their choilhoue . but the
Transcript is of the opinion that Nevada
City 1 cnti'led to the honor. The teach-
er and nnpil r,f Washington school in
this city subscribed money enough a rear
ago last spring to purchase a flag, and on
April jo, iS3y,. raised it over the building
with appropriate exercise. What town
In California -va ahead of it? Nevada
Transcript.
Albany was only one day behind Neva
da (.'by, raisin ; the flag at the proper
ti.r.e, instead of a day earlier. Flags were
raised in man place on the vxh. ttie cen
tennial of Waniilngion's inauguration.
Kitciik.n Oinrrra o.v Tor. J M IUckey
J tint returned from a trip lo Waterloo,
arm over the Albany prairie, lie nay a
uiat uie ttireisiiera turniahing a "kitchen
outfit" get about all the work to do. A
"kltcben outfit" in where the machine
ownera board their own banda. A large
hj inch cylinder, aelf stacker and feeder.
is the kind of a machine uaed. Smaller
machines are remaining in tho tibeda, a
loa to the ownera. The grain owner
only furninhea wood and bay and got
tun threHbing done at 4 cents a buhel
for oata and fl cents for wheat, sacked,
air ivieiccy is pretty well poated on Vre-
g6n aflatra, having la;en here nearly 40
yeara. nuiyion Dun,
Tub Calapooia Mi.nkb. The Calapooia
and Blue River Mill & Mining Company
have bad men at work on one of their
most promimng leads for two months.
The latent report is that the miners have
reached by tunnel a depth of 25 feet, and
that the mortar and pan reveal gold at
every trial. When a depth of 150 or 1(10
leet lias Itcen attained the lead will lie
croHH-cut and tested, and if the prospects
warrant ana evcryixxty thinks they
will the company will put in a mill.
Stock is being taken right along in this
company, Impress, '.
$10,000 Slander Suit. Vcsterday pa
pers were filed by the plaintiff's attorneys,
IVArc; & Eingham.ln an Important suit
in which $toynoo is involved. The title
of the cane i0 G Savage vs John Savage.
Suit is brought for slander, the plaintiff
charging In his complaint that his good
name and character has sustained damage
to the amount ot$ 10,000 as a result of as
sertion made by the defendant. States
man. Beats Doos. Generally t,be arnall boy
lias delighted in tying tin cans to dogs,
but the I'ortland boy can beat this. A
few days ago one tied a string to a tin can,
poked the string down through the slot
in the cable line, got the string fastened
in the cable, and away went trie tin ran
gong bang, lickety split down the street,
going jtiNt as fast as the cable and fright
ening the wits out of people along the
street.
As Kditou IIuht, JTJ Pwker,editor of
Ibe Walla Walla Statesman, met with a
serious accident last Saturday. He hod
mounted one of bis ponies preparatory to
going to Elk City from bis summer re
sort, near Yaquina Bay, to meet his wife
who was to arrive from Walla Walla on
that day. The pony became unmanage
able and reared back, falling upon Mr
Barker, the pommel of the saddle enter
ing deep into bis groin and makiaVg a
painful and serious wound. Corvallia
A Bunco Gamk.TIic Salem Journal
give the particular of a very bold bunco
game played there, in which S W K Jones
a well-known fanner of French l'ralre,
was robbed of $Sooo A matt and hi
widow sUtcr, claiming to bo from Tacoma,
called on Mr Jones 1 sen (him about
lfe, he having alvertUed for one.
Then the iltcr was taken sick In Salem,
and the man called alone. On going to
Salem they met Urn preict.dedagent of
the Ixuilslana lottery, and Jones w.'.s In
duced to try his luck, lie won $5, which
wa paid, and then $5000. Before paying
that the man Insisted that Jones sa'tisfv
him that he wa worlh that amount, and
he went to Palem drew that amount in
cash and took It hack. All right, said the
lottery man, mv principal I not hero now,
he litis gone to Wheatland and won't be
back until to-morrow, ho 1 hive not the
money In full to pay you, b.it I have $101x1
In gold and $10,000 In bonds, which I will
ileiHiNit In this tin bit and derosit with
you until to morrow, w hen you can drive
up to Aalem ami get your mcney, witn
this he drew forth a tin box about ten
Inches long, alx Inches deep and sis wldo
Into which I hi poured hi own $1000 In
gold, then folded the bond on top of that,
llic'i put In Mr Jones' f cooo on top of all
then cloned It, put on a lock, locked It anil
handed it to Mr Jones. Hut the box Jones
got was not the box with tee money in, he
found next day on opening It In Martin'
jewelry store. It only contained some
waste paper and a couple of rock. They
had by a slight of hand trick changed boxes
witn :u,n, rite men skipped and cannot
be found.. Mr June U now entitled to the
record of being one of the greatest grccn
ie recorded in history.
C.M'hko a Skniatio.s). The following
takeoff on the Wuterliury watch. I a little
the biggest piece of ex aggcratlon yrt re
ported, and rather nurpa.se anything jet
produced by the caustic pen, either of the
Lebanon Knpic or I'eudlcton K.O
A gentleman riding on one of our rail
road, opened hi 1 Bturbury wa'ch, with
a view to examining the dirty mechanUin,
when the twenty, live foot spring, which
ac:ompaulcs watches of tM manufacture,
seceded from the union and alighted In
alile, black shining and coiled lor the fatal
blow. The lady at whose feet the mock
serpent lay. uttered one piercing shriek
and sweoned. The Watcrbuty man made
a leap for hi escape J trcaurc'jut in time
to see It jump eight or ten seat and land
near the rear end of lh car. By this time
every passenger wa on foot and rushing
madly for the door. The bell rung,
the train stopped and 'he passenger fled
kke sheep, leaving the conductor and the
owner of the watch l chase tne escaped
prlng. After several fruitless effort 10
lav hand on the ranaivay It colled nn un
der the tovc. The leg of the iovc
were broken and l$i pounds of haidware
falling upon it until bjlh conductor and
proprietor dragged It from th corner and
placed It In It old cage, After some
time Hit In coaxing, tie ladle Tiled back
into the car and rcuiied t. elr journey.
Ct't-Tw TaAr. Tueaday morning oa
the South Ixiiiiid at'ng'-r train puiled
out, more tramp were aboard than the
gin! grace of Conductor Kearney could
stand, so the train m:id a stop near San
son's factory and ejected hi objectionable
freight in such a manner as to arouse
their ire. The tramp then ran a bead
of the train and waited for it to pass
them when Ibey burled several rocks at
Kngineer MK'artv who was in the cab.
Mac could not let this insult im unno
ticed, and he immediately applied the air
brakes, bringing the train to a etandatill.
and bounded out after the olfe-mlcM., in
company w ith the conductor and brake-
men, who dinned the tramps into the
brush; but aided a they were from an
occasional shot from revolvers and a bot
gun, the tramp 'm,ii distanced their
pttrimrcr and made go.nl their ceajK'.
ti rants l'as Courier.
Ma, Josrs. the Marlon county man
swindled out of 9(000 I receiving Pit
of consolation In the following letter sent
hhn by the swindler : Mr lone : I srtit
you a telegram lod.iy. If you ohey It
you will tic all light aed no one will know
what an olJ fool you have been. Me and
my partner start lor the east to night with
yotirStooo a wise mm would keep still.
a fool w ilt tell evcrvhodv how he has been
gulled and get hi nnmo in Ibe paper so
everybody can laugh at him St and it will
tickle your children nearly lo death If they
only knew how easily sl-ter and I made
an old sucker nut of vou, so keep vour
mouth shut and no one will be the wiser
You can And sister here in Portland bul
she will keep quiet & and will not tell
anybody ."a stl I tongue show a wise
head Is a gooU ad.ige so profit by it
flood bye. Martin."
Naw Corporati i.ns. The Jefferson
Flouring Mills company, of Jefferson,
Marion county, Oregon, has had article
of incorporation filed in the secretary of
state s olficr.wilh lcwls Siavage, It L Skin
ner, and Alexander Orant at the Incorpor
ators. The business I to own and operate
a mill at Jcffcrsvn. t'apital stock is $2c,.
000 in 250 shares. Tho. U Badger, t'hilip
A Uorrcll, and Henry Ward, trustees of
the First Church of Christ, of Mill City,
have also Died articles incorporating a
church at that place, the value of the cor
poration rtelng $Sooo. "
A Common Birth Black. One Albany
man at least got the worlh of his money at
the circus. One of the employees proved
to have been born at the tame place tn
Germany, an 1 the meeting proved a very
pleasant one, in which many old memories
were brought up for discussion. To a
man far from his birth place nothing in the
world affords more pleasure than to meet a
former fellow citizen. No one 1 ever in
jured by living over the past, and such
reveries ara olien of great satisfaction.
Arbested. - Chat. Read.ol Soap creek
precinct, wat arretted Monday evening, for
beating fend prodding a balky horse with a
pitchfork on the street ojt Corvalli in a
horrible manner, and wa arranged before
Justice Carlisle on Wednesday ,or a charge
of cruelty to animals. After hearing the
evidence the jury could come to no agree
ment, and the case hat been set for a re
hearing, to take place to day at 9 o'clock,
Benton Leader.
Tbab Them Down. A city with 0,872
should not allow old wooden awnings to
disgrace its principal street. This is a
progressive age and Albany should be up
with the times. We are no longer a one
story frontier town, and it is time these
old eye sores give place to the sightly
modern awning that lets up and down.
Nothing looks more backwoodish than
the wooden owning, vyith it ragged, un
sightly appearanoo, A woman who
would dress in the stylo of thirty years
ago would be laughed at, why not a city.
Bkanciiino Out. We have it from a
reliable source that Mr E Goin, of Scio,
has made a pisinosition to Corbett &
Macleay, which if accepted will result in
the Jetferson Mills lieing sold to him. If
the transaction is carried to a successful
termination Mr Goin will assume all lia
bilities except the claims of t,be farmers
and the claim of Mis Grant, and take
complete control ol the mill at once.
jeuorson lievlew.
A Humorous Item. One of our citizens
offers to donate a block of land and $2,
000 in money toward a new court house at
this place. We have others who will do
as well. What's the matter with getting
me couri nouse 7 .Brownsville limes
a xjay hale. 100 acreg 0? land near
Nye creek. Newport, nicely located, have
been purchased by )rs Maston and Itie.h
(or about $11,000. Conductor Kennedy
una x vv nowen nau tne property bond
ed and effected the sale.
IOO F. Albany Lodge No 4 holds Itt
regular meeting Wednesday evening of
each week. Visiting brother are cordially
I.-,.. . . . j
livucu 10 Blieuo. 1 . : -
P Ceutenieal Kid Clove.
aeepa full line of these gloveB in
black and colored. Am sole agent for
' Albany, Oregon. Samuel E Young,
TIIK HIS AHftl'T.T!..
"They laid uto out once,"Farmer Jones
of Marion Co., said mournfully, but
spiritedly shaking bis fist, "but they
can't do it again, you bet they can't. I
would Just like to se them try It.
would fool them, I tell you " Now the
Man AlMiutTowit will wager that.though
they might not lay him out on the same
lay out, that some one else on somo other
lay out could lay him out the old codger
witn ins s-iu.iHHj nanit account and 120
acres.
It is a intention whether Col Varney's
war on the codlin tuolh Is not being car
ried 011 too much In the columns of the
newspapers. ! publicity might burl
Oregon less and the rodlin moth just as
muen, says an exchange, aim the remark
suggests the question whether it pays to
be honest in this world or not. The
Man About Town believes it does. If a
cyclono strikes your town write it up. If
the small pox is around the public has a
right to know it. If
the thief enters the
houses of your city let the pub) iu know
tho rascal Is aroitni. in short, tell tho
truth and shame tho devil. There is
nothing mido In getting wealth under
talsu pretenses, ir in gaining population
by false rcoro.-eiiVtion. we don't want
KKipIp bite who come lor a paradise: we
do w ant people w ho are looking for about
the best country in the world, with a
few rodlin moth, once In a whilu a bouse
for sale, occasionally a case- of small x
or diphtheria, sometimes a chilly breeze
causing a sneeze ; but altogether the best
climate In Christendom, with never a
cyclone, nor sweltering nights, with crops
that never fail, though not always run
ning over. Sometimes it pays to wink at
little matters; but generally it pays tolm
above board, just so it Is done within
reasonable bounds.
HI 41 MttIK sails.
Mary A Ihivis and bus to Hainan
tint Campbell, lot V, Id, It ami
12. bH, Shcdd
I V Crawford to Jas II Scott,2 lots,
Crawfordsvilht
II Ijiinpinoti to M K Ferrell, 1 tut,
block 23. AlUnv
2-'00
i-0
2000
25
2W)0
.100
J W Miller to N It Washbume, lots
II and Shelhurn
Samantha CampUtll to Mary A I -vis,
lot 1 and 2, bl 47, li s 2nd
A. Albany
Joshua Wilkinson to Sophia Baum-
gart el al, lots 7 and H, bl 2, M
AC A, Ail-any
7,113
7 mortgage v. ere filed. Consideration,
l,li2.
Thk Nkihumm or a Bov. On a recent
morning near H o'clock, a little girl of It
year and her brother, a couple of year
her senior, were crossing the railroad
bridge over Ala-rnetbv creek, suing down.
The lioy carried an empty basket, they
(wing on me way to a garden patch to
fill it with fresh vegetable. Children
enjoy crossing trestle of notne heiirht.
They had passed over the middle of the
bridge, when suddenly they beard the
rumble and rattle of the Ibsw bnrg train
ominously near. "Kun for your life!"
cried the hoy lo bis companion. She
oU-yed but fright rendered running im
MMMible. She ran a step ami tell through
U'tween the ties, to which she held with
her hands, but was instantly pulled up
by her brother. Again she tried to run.
only lo full through a as-cond time. She
could nut move and gave up all hope.
Fright bad almost paralysed her. Would
her brother save tier from a fearful
death? Would he leave her to save
himself? She thought of mamma, too.
The aw ful train was coming closer, closer.
F.very moment wo infinitely precious.
The young hero's heart was true a steel.
Valiantly be again dragged her out, and
putting bis slender arms around tier,
swiftly, with the strength given by iles
iMTatton, iiulled her off the bridge ashore.
''We couldn't stop " shouted the engi
neer as tho locomotive sped by them.
The little girl relieved her fright with a
flood ol tears. The txiy did not move a
muscle, but picked up bis sister's bat,
which the train had run over, and stood
silently wondering over the fact that
they were saved. Oregon City Courier.
mmm
Bkkt Lvcas in Kt aoi-a. Wc clip the
following from along letter in the West
Side from Bert Lucas, the welt known
bicyclist, now doing Kuroiie : Bright and
early at Fontainebteau Monday morning,
June 30th, the lys were up and bustling
alsiut preparing for the road. After cafe
au tail and omelet at 7:30 a start was
made. On leaving the town our road lay
for some live or six miles through the
forest and over billiard table-like roads.
All kept well together, riding down the
shady reaches of the famous wood, we
sxil along at a fifteen mile an hour gait
with as much case as you would go six or
eight at home. Singing college songs,
shouting ami blowing whistles and we
soon emerged from the forest, then riding
past the residence of llosa Bonheur, and
on to Nemours, having done the twenty
miles in one hour and twenty-five min
utes. Next morning, the Fourth of
glorious memory, we tiought tip all the
nil, w liite and blue that we eon Id use,
decorating our w heels and wearing gay
!clU( sashea and streams of tri-color
bunting, besides the numerou American
Hags we already bad. Thus a sight we
were as we w heeled through one awe-
stricken village after another all that fine
summer day, to lale, where we stopped
tor the night. t rom la l auciio we
got our first view of the Alps. On turn
ing a corner 01 me road suddenly tne
whole panorama burst out upon us and
we stopped in our mad descent to drink
in the view. Imagine it, if possible I
From a mountain top nearly a mile high,
after having come through miles of forest
road.we were looking out over the broad
valley of Cantons, Vand and Geneva.
m a 1
A IIoKitiiu.K Experience. Frank Kis
singer was recently engaged herding
sheep near Pilot Rock. Umatilla countv.
and while playing with his dog, a very
intelligent sheep dog, it snapped and
caught one of his hands; in endeavoring
to free the band his other was caught
and bitten through the thumb. Then
lie fainted, and from that time, about 11
o'clock in the forenoon, he knew nothing
until 4 o ciocK wnen tie regained his
senses and found his hand still fast in
the mouth of the doc which was dead.
The day was extremely warm and flies
had blown the wounds made. With a
butcher knife he pried open the mouth of
the dog and released the hand. He left
the sheep and went to the home of bis
employer who procured a physician and
dressed the wounds, but shortly after he
became violently insane, and was taken
to Pendleton, four men being required to
restrain him. tie was committed to the
asylum at Salem and, is now confined
therein.
BIGtlE. AND UiCKs.
The best makes are to be found in Al
bany at Price & Ilobson's, who have just
received a carload of the finest hacks and
buggies to be found. Their prices, con
sidering quality, are remarkably low
It pays to ride iu a good buggy or hack,
Keep tins fact in your head, and when
getting one oall on Price & Kobson, who
have the largest variety to select from.
X?tw cream oWb just teoaivarllat Cotral
Meyer.
Whereto Gar Them. When wanting
.n organ or plana call on G L Blackman
A'ht e you can select from a first clas
ttOwa.. '
Bargains atJleau's,
Bucklea's Arnica .Salve.
Ths bait S vlv la tho world tut Cut,l!rulso,Sor
uiiisn, b.mv ttoram, r over !, l'otler, Uatpp
hanils, Chilblains, Coras, and all Skin Erupt lo, an
nnaiHtf.l.rtiiM. Oil.. Mn.,,..u.i J T . 1
uteeii to givs pertsvt sstufsotlna, r money refund
d. Pr.o 25 gent par box, For sals by Foshay an
ItastiH
ItbAlNK'n liKAPKItHIIII',
ame O Blaine I the only one of all
the republican leader who posseste both
the ability and the courage to call a halt
In partisan llltlcnc and point the way to
possible party safety. Congressman But
ter wotth, of Ohio, proved hi ability to
analyse the situation and declare the sotu
tlon of the grave complication w hich now
threaten party supremacy, but hi courage
wa unequal to the duty of maintaining
hi conviction by his votes. lie deliv ered
a masterly speech on Canadian reci
procity In the early part of 1I13 session that
none pretended to answer, and his later
speech on the McKinlcy bl',1 wat a bold
proclamation of the madness of that meas
ure, but his manhood shriveled up a he
bowed lo the party lash and vo'.cd for the
measure without demanding the right to
offer amendments.
But while Buttcrworth has fallen out of
the leadership that ovist save the rcpubll
can party If It I to he saved at all, hit ar
guments remain unanswered and unan
scri.blc, and to Blaine alone wa left the
task of halting the party and the sdi.ilnl
tratlon just on the brink of Irretrievable
disaster. Kl letter to Senator Frye came
none too soon, and had It been test heroic
It would have failed to Impress congres
and the country a It did. it wa written
to Impress; It was written to call a per
emptory halt In a party policy that Blaine
saw must be fatal, and he ha again made
himself the "leader of leaders" tn republi
can councils. The Itccd and Mckinley
of the party passionately dissented from
Blaine' view and for a time seemed like
ly to defy bis admonition; but the sober
reflection of senator and reptesenallvcs,
quickened by the general protest against
Increasing taxes on the necessaries of In
dustry and of life, speedily strengthened
Blaine and hi demand for a new basis of
tariff legislation until it now seen assured
that no tariff bill can pass the prc.cnt con
gress without open doors with the several
Americas for the Interchange of product.
It I charged that Blaine' reciprocity
theory means free wool and free iron ores
lor the languishing manufactures of New
Kngland. Of course it doe, and It would
be valueless If It meant ant thing else.
lie see what the Usser party leaders either
can't or won't see, via. that we must have
free riw maicrial even to save our home
markets tu our home Industrie and that
the u'.mof t cheapne ol product consistent
with well-paid labor must be attained to
enable our Industrie to enter the market
of the world, lie sec that the people o
this country won't submit to taxes on wool.
in the growth of which there I practically
no labor, when the o.tty result I to in
crease ti e cost of clothing and other nccc
sarlcs for the masse and give English
mill and English labor, t..c supply of all
our better grades of woollens; and see
ing this, he seeks the remedy without de
moralizing the party by directly ordering
a retreat from the Indefensible partv en.
frenchmen!. Blaine calls It reciprocity ;
It means free raw materials for our labor
snd the reciprocity logically follow
It was no haste or accidental statement
In Blaine' trtter that, In a single sentence,
ho pelcsaly exposed the falsity ot alt rre
tence of protecting the farmer by the lrs
creased taxes of the McKinlcy bill, lie
evidently meant '.o state the truth so con
slsely that mine could misunderstand It
when be declared that no Ameikan farmer
would find a market (or a single additional
bushel of wheat or barrel of pork under
the McKinlcy blll.and when he proclaimed
that truth tlie whole foundation of the Mc
Kinlcy structure wa overthrown. He
also Informed the American farmer how
their foreign marke'.a were gradually nar.
rowing, and how new market must not
only be sought, bul c.rctully cultivated, to
assure fair price abroad for our su plus
agt (cultural product. In one brief letter
he conclusively established the absolute
necessity of free raw materials for our home
labor and Increased markets for our fa-m .
era, and that tear up tne McKinlcy bill
and the senate bill by the root. In short
the only exhibition ol statesmanship given
by the .arty leader In this most trying
test of party leadership cometfroin B'aine,
and he otter the only possible plan ot
parly safety. Philadelphia Timtt.
WHY t
Why wa tin Federal Election Bill brought
forward at this session of Congress, and why U
such a frantic endeavor made to secure its
passage?
If it i a nectnary measure now, why wa it
not necessary year ago? Why ha no attempt
been made to pas it nn il now?
Flection at the South are certainly not leu
free nor lest honest now than they have been
at any time since 1875. If a Federal Force
Bill it necessary now, why hat it sot been
ntcessary during all llote year ia which it
ha never been evea introduced in Congress?
The answer is timple. There is no occa
tion for legislation of to revolutionary a charac
ter except the occasion of partisan desperation.
The pretense of necessity it a consciously false
pretense so consciously falie that those who
urge it dare not subject it to the scrutiny of
debate.
The Federal Flection Bill is instigated by
no tense of public need and no concern for the
poor negro." It it born of the desperate pur
pose of a political party to retain power by
lorce ana irauu when it can return power ia
no other way,
It is intended prituari'y to facilitate intimida'
tion and fraud, and secondarily to ttir up sec
tional and race animosities in the hope of there
by recalling In the support of the Republican
party those multitude who show an increaiing
uitposuion :o aoanuon 11 tor 111 economic tin
agamtt the people.
That is why the Force and Fraud Bill
urged at ths present session. It i the revolu
lionary device of partisan dspeiaiion.
The Minnesota Republican "denounce all
monopolies, whether under the name of Trust
or otherwise," and "demand the passage of laws
by Congres placing on the free list any object
which shall become tha subject of monopoly,"
There are numbed, of protected article which
are the subject of monopoly," but Instead of
providing for putting them on the free list tbe
McKinley Bill increase the dutie which foster
and protect tbeir monopoly. Let the farmer
vote a they talk and they may hope for re
lief.
Long before Mr Blaine shall ba "unhorsed)
and driven out of the repuolicaa party, Mr
McKinley will be "unhorsed" aad driven out
of congress by the voter of hi congressional
district. Mara this, -
, Mr Blaine' quiver teems to have been 'much
fuller of arrows than the McKhley Bill advo
cate suspected. -:'
It takes about three seconds for a message
to go from one end of the Atlantic cable to
the other end. ,
The thltty machine used In the censu
office at Washington for counting the pop'
ulatlon work with clock-like accuracy, and
contit from one to twenty person each
time a mall Ivory key Is touched. The
machine look like sn upright piano In a
polished osk case, and ha a keyboard like
that cf a typewriter, Moslof the machines
are worked by glrlt, and they are able to
count accurately ioi,ooo namet a day.
The "Inexhauttable', forest of the south
will prove so In the same way a have the
"Inexhaustable" forest of Ohio, Indiana
and Michigan. Old settlers are not un.
common in the first two of these state
who declare that they have burned enough
b'ack walnut, just to get It out of the way
to make them millionaire If they bad It
standing now.
A dispatch state that the steam schoon
er Mischief returned lo Victoria British
Columbia a few days ago with the teal
tkln taken by Canadian in Bchilrtgt ca.
There were 13,000 tkln. Blaine l,bril
lant, vigorous, foreign policy" I quite
promotive of the Interest of foreigners.
Colonel Fred Grant' fanous apothegm in
the Stale campaign of 1887, that "a turptu i
easier to handle than a deficit," it ve.ified by
the preient situation. The Republican are
finding it much harder to handle the deficit
which they hare created than tbe surplus wbicb
they found.
The Phllat'clphla Timu regards It a
safe to say, that. If the present eion of
congrc shall pa the McKlnley tariff
bill and the new force election bill, or
either of them, Pattison will poll over
1 00,0c o vote In that city and receive a
majority over Dclamatcr In both city and
tale.
It does not dolor people to be left much
alone. II you evcrnoticed, the people who
go crazy are those who have lot of lime alone
to brood Over their trouble. If you see a
man is troubled, do sot cry with him or over
him; give him more work thaa be can do aad
be will not lie so apt to be a candidate fur the
insane asylum at if he had a chance to brood
awl f itt
There will be 00 Republican or Democratic
State Convention in New Voik this year. The
State Coinniit'ee will name candidate for
Judge of tbe Court of Apteats, the only office
to be filled on the Slate ticket this fall
The appointment of an administration post -
master at Ligooicr, lad, displace tbe la
democratic iotinister la that state. This is
quick work for a "civil service reform' admin
istration only sixteen months old.
There I scarcely a doubt that the cenu
lasers In Portland have made a regular
mess of It. Portland ha 10,000 more pops
ulatlon than she I credited with.
If any republican should ever again say tha,
the McKinley bill wa gotten up ia the interest
of tbe fanner, tell bim that Blaine says there ia
sot a section or line in the bill that will furnish
tbe farmer with a market for an additional
bushel of wheat or a barret of pork.
Tbe population of Auttralia.according to the
recent census, is increasing faster than that of
America. To meet this growth a bill hat jutt
been introduced ia Parliament for 1,1 16 miles
of new railroad to cost 172,500,000.
Maine's prohibition candidate for governor
ays he' going to "slick," He insist that
tbe republican party hit preached prohibition
while it ha encouraced rum efline. So he
doct'nt care if be "busts" it.
Tbe Senate ha askad the Presi tent for in
formation touching Fcsnce't proltnition of
American pork iuipor'i. The really import
ant information on tbat subject it to be found
in our own tarift schedules. "
There is no indication that Mr Blaine
has
suffered from sunstroke this Summer.
They say all over the south tbe censu
taker have failed to enumerate the people
and all for the purpose of cutting down
congressional representation from that
section.
McKinlcy is quoted a saying tbat the demo-
cra.ic nomination ia '92 lie betweea Cleve
land and Blaine, lie takes this ay of critt
citing Blaine' South American free trade views
The attempt lo pass a Federal Election
aad higher tarift bills hat been entirely success
ful in one respect at least. It hat completely
united the Democratic party of the country.
It is annouaced that the Senate Committee'
ha made the Election Bill unobjectionable
Then Mr Lodge and Mr Reed will not try to
pas it id Ibe lioute. They will bave no use
for it,
VALCABTjK FUOPEKY.
The Cuslck Addition to Albany ha
lust been thrown on the market and will
be sold at such price and term as will
enable the speculator to make good
monev. This property lies just this tide
of Goltra's Park; I high and sightly,
overlooking the city and surrounding
country. In the language of a First
etrcet merchant, "mat is aesuneu to De
come the 'Uon-ton' residence portion of
the city."
Wallace & Cuslck, the agent for this
property, have their own conveyance and
will be glad to show this, the best of all
additions, to the intending speculator.
leadlsg Photographers Albany Oregon.
Ws have bought all the negatives mads by
L W Clark and W U Greenwood up to Nov
15th, 1889. Duplicates can be had from
hem only of us at reduoad rates. We hve
also about 18,000 negative made by our
selves, from which daplloates can be had at
like rate. We oarry the ouly full line of
views of this state and do enlarged, work at
tnwaat rstns for first olaas work. We shall be
pleased to aee yoo at our Studio in Froman'a
block, next door to Maaonio Temple.
a -
Epoch.
rr,, . r , 1 1 1
inc transition injm mug, lingering auu
painful sickness to robust health mark 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 1 that so much U heard
in praise of Electric Bitter. So many
feel thy 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 reliaf by use
of Electric Bltteis. Scld at 50c and $1
per bottle at Foshay & Mason's Drug
store.
Faurr Boxes. For all kinds of fruit
boxes goto the Sugar line Poor and
Lumber Co, Bed rock price. .
Smoke the eelebrated Havana filled ci
gars, manufactured at Jul u Joseph's cigar
factory. Only 5 cents.
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