The state rights democrat., October 24, 1890, Image 1

THE DEMOCRAT,
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VOL XXVI.
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DR, HILLER'S
Special Prescriptions.
HOME TREATMENT
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A Spcciflo Remedy for Each Discaso,
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HILLER DRUG COMPANY. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, U. S. A.
Ftiliay uisan,Ajjea All).my.Or?gon.
2dW iTOISJ2.-
MITCHELL, LKWIS
sutxew aoons.
CO.
Agricultural iniplemeuis & Vehicles
-OF -:- ALL -:- KINDS.
ln id S23 nt
AlBAKY, 0SE53N.
PlIPPIITlilKS
d in the cil
rant tho best
lu r able furni
manufactur
led in the city go to
Thomas Brink.
mm
L
CUBES
ANY
HEADACHE
Vh2sYtaWaiC
EUT CWRCS
NOTHING ELSE.
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When in (lie City, Call at th-
llU
and inspect tho immense stock, consisting of
Clothing,
DivtcR!iiriKi FAHMiNd. The proupcr
oui In r mo r In Oregon In tho future wilt be
the ono who illvcrilflc hU style of farm-
Init, mul hutoad of reiving on whont loic
Di lon lo wrkc: norij every nun,:, line
ttic one mentioned by the Corvullln 1 In-.ci,
wIiokc daughter, by the wnv, U ic.Ulonl
of Albany ! "mlrcw Cielrtt'y I one of
the profpcroiu ami well-to-do fitrniftsol
Iknton county. Hut tinlike ninny of our
tgranifcr MrntU he icUloin comet to town
without loiul of nonielhlnii to tell. An
drew ilocnt't conaldcr that hi hauling in
uono for year when hi f.tllrrop of whvut
li In the warehoune. hut tnuiuigcii to hnvc
load of marketable pruduue Hie year
ixninl. I.at Saturday wa no exceitlon
to hK m'in. weekly vUiuand he brought
In 3o luuhcl ot ouiot' and Jo hunhcU of
apple. Tho former he old for $150 per
bushel and the latter for f.s cent, aiiirc
gating for the load just $4.1. If other
would follow hi Idea of farming our
country would bloom like a iokc."'
Tn.itiiiT Hu Timk Had Comk. Sun
day afternoon Mr and Mr Win Al'en re
lumed home from a vi.lt to HaUey, and
when Mr Allen had up,er uboul readv,
Mr Allen thouuhl he would kharnen til
appetite lv toklng a d-e of n. olivine
which he hud been uing during the nun
irer, before he went to ll.lwv. Ke hail
hardly taken the metllclne wden he ex
perienced a peculiar burning nen.atlon all
over hi body and hi hand and feet began
iwelllng. Medical aid wn ftummoucd
liniiH'diutcl v and Mr Alkn wa toon re
stored to hi UMial state. The peculiar
efTcct of the medicine U nttributed to the
bottle having stood some time, the drugs
had become separated and eld not perform
tliclr proper luiiclton. Mr Allen' first
impression was that he wa poisoned, nod
that the time had come for him to don
white robe and go I ritcc. He say his
greatest regret at that time was that he
had just arijvcd home ami had not yet
had time to see a;ul shake hands with his
many old friends here before being called
away tor good. Pilncv tile New.
Dkntox Co. Tax Paykr - Following
are some of the heavy tax payer of Ilcn
tonruunty, whose assessment will he of
interest to I. Inn conn' y people, and all of
over jo,ooo: II I. Arnold, $17,700;
Ja liruce, $11,411; J U tUllrr. $!i,Sio;
John llurnett. fn.4o; V," R '(.'allow v.
ttl.47; lieo S Coe, $60,000; Samu'cl
t'ase, j?,iyo; E V Fisher, $33,.7; John
Foster. SU;.; 11 F Fischer. J.oiS;
Max Frleudlv, -..t3; T E l'ogg..Ji,ooo;
l K lltnlges. $7,oi; Wilev Holman.
JH.n?; Hamilton, job - Co.f 3o,S.?o; Win
M lloag. $i6,hSo; F M lohnwin, $10,410;
II R Job, $.?.71l; Kline, fJj.oJ; Sol
Kliiu. I7.I7S: IM Nolan. St.TSt: Or.
Dev. I'o, ii)r) 1 McCaulev 1'ortrr, 33,
3JJ; t M Read. $9,551: ' L Such.f.1.110;
Si I It K Co. $S.H: Mi Mrv Stewart.
J.$,44S; John and Mary Smith, "$54141 ; J
OandJ .V Writsinan.$i 1,3 i; John Wiles,
$19,150; W V C It lt,3HJ5i.
SoMt SiENsr. is Ir.- "Last Saturday
the bids for constructing a new county
jail to cost about $iq,o. weic opened by
the t!ounty Judge and Comtr.Usioners.says
the Kogetie Register. The intention wa
to let ttic contract to the lowest responsible
bidder and go on with the work. I.N
Itoney was the lowest bidder for tlic tone
and wind work and J II Van Ujrr:, of
ClcvcUnd, Ohio, for the Iron wot k. The
county court rejected all bids bccini.e of a
threatened injunction In case woik was
commenced. Amo.igthosc win appeared
before the court and argued ag-ilust carry
ing out the plans were nine of our prom
Incnl and inlWiulal cllUens, the principal
argument bcirg that tli county ought to
buy tip the (loath g bonds before going to
ibrlher rxpcnse.and that no jail should be
built until a court house I. built, and then
to coinhlnd the two."' There wa some
sense in that, but not In psvlnu $414.31 tor
the plan bilore knowing w hat was wanted.
II tKi'.iKiu nr.. Tho Ilarrislmri; l.utnUr
Co. hnve hull a million lit t ol W tliut
ri-ni-hctl tlu-ir n. ill ilii week. They ure
getting out a gnat ileal of extra line hin.-I.t-r
thifi ciiiioii.
Mr4 Sinilli. iiinthcr if our toimlnr
Irugv'iNt, Damon Smith, Hold a line (arm
to N Martin lant week. The property b
Hituutcd alout nix inik'n went of town.
The llarrinhurg LuiuIht Co. have rea
ttons to complnin, for they rannot pnrure
half the earn they ncwl to (ill tlieir onier.
nnl have already toat the alo of kevcrai
thuiinand feet of lumber for that renon.
To fay the leaHt it ia very inconvenient.
Cor. l'tlot.
Mi mno ExtiTitMKNT. Early In the
6-j' there wa a big mining excitement
up in the Santlam country .say the Salem
Statesman. On No 33, 1S60, there were
numerous filing in the North Kantiam
tilsirlct. The first claim filed wa that of
Henry C Small. On the same day claim
were filed by I -.ham Uurnett and Charles
W Scriber. During the lame month
claim up there were located by Robert
McAlpin, I).-J W Savage, Elijah Smith,
Milton Filxgerald, E L Smith, Matthew
Small. Joseph li Cleary, lieo Ill-he and
Warrcu Cranston. In thi county also
quite a number of claim were filed about
then; but until now little work wa ever
dene.
Rather Funny. Last Saturday the
West Side passenger train had to return
from Independence, tirough some nii
tmlrrstanrting. I U Warren, wife, two
son and daughter in law, cf Astoria, had
arranged with the official in Portland to
come up on the East Side to Albany, cross
over on the O V and take the West Side
for Portland, In order to view the Willam
ette valley. When they arrived here the
train had gone, but 011 telegraphing the
fact to Portland, the train wa ordered to
return for them. Corvalli Time.
A City Directory. A mall book of
general Information, containing name and
addrcs of every resident of the city, of
nciai tabic 01 ail railroad running Into
the city, with rate of fare and distance
from Albany; postal law, church direc
tory, telegraphic, postofTicc and exprces
rule and regulations; list ot station on
all Oregon railroad line it the tate, and
much other valuable Information. The
bove I now belne (rotten out by C W
Watt, the printer, and will be ready for
distribution in two or three weeks.
Furnishing Goods,
Boots, Shoes, Hats,
3SB4l?Cl?
1
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Bought for cash in an eastern market, at such prices
as will unable us to offer bargains, in tb above lines, that
will attract attention.
Call and seo us.
L WALLACE & CO.,
strahan piock, Albany, Oregon
ALBANY, ORLGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 181)0.
NO 12
Dkauaku to Death. Mr E Ilarnca
who arrived hero the first of the week
from 1'il.icvlllo, report a terrible accident
above McKcnxlo bi t Ige. A (amity named
Hull, who were on their way .from Ilakcr
county to Coo Hay, were coming across
the mountain with liitn. Last lliuisiliiy
evening at a point about four uilie above
the btldge, hit Hull's wagon were about
loo yard nltcai of his, mid Mr Hull' little
girl, aged about 11 years, wn riding a
horse ard following Mr Itnrnrs' wauon.
They heard the kIi I scream and loot Inn
n round saw that the horse had thrown her
and wa running hack up the road The
girl had one fixit caught In the stirrup and
wa dragging. Mr Itarne nt once look
chase and alter going some distance, he
met the horse coming bak, hut without
the glil. He caught the linrso and went
on until he found the uh I. which wa at
point fully a quarter ( ( a mile from where
she wai thrown from the horse, Hhe wa
dead when found and wn terribly man
gled. He then went buck and Informed
her folk of what had occurred, they hav
ing been so far ahead at tho lime of the
accident that thny did not know of It. Mr
Uull and family stopped at the hili'g
w;icre the little girl wu Uurie.l.in sli angrt
land and far from the home of anv of her
friends. Eugene RegUtcr.
iitK MINKS. he Lebanon paper say
that new fmm Uuailxvhle repot t the mill
ret up and ready tor operations a soon a
the water pipe I laid xhlch Is to carry the
water from the ditch to the mill. A soon
a the crushing begin, the secretary of the
Albany Ml dug Co. think he will have no
trouble In disHing of $15,000 stock In one
hour.
II Marry jut returned fiom the Q iaru
vllle tlMriet .ind reports some dirt up there
that will ko (nun 501075 cents per lb
Nunc red oxide liom the Krd Hull mine
will go fully that, T' o five stamp mill
will be running this week. I roin pros
pects of ore In ledge al sight they now
wisit a 200 stamp mill hatl heen put up.
"t.olden rleece Is a new mine belonging
to Portland capitalists, which promises
well. There are same parties thlnklui! of
jumping the claim .Slay ton Sun.
A KicToa'aOrrii :, Dr. J. P. Wallace
iSiiow locatctt in the Twccliilo llock,nt
the I lend of tho atuira, on tho arcoml
floor ; w here hu lm a very nicely furti
iahctl un 1 to of roomn, with three apart
ment, for ititn-rent profcniiotinl pur
Ihmkh. Whilo in Kew York, recenilv,
tho doctor iiuiilf a piM ciallv of the Ntmlv
of the none, throat nnl earn, at the poxt
graduate aelKxil, am) hrought with him
a complete wt of iniitrumeiita to ! ti I
in the treattueiit of ilineasea alffctutsr
tlieHC parts, a well a other valuahlu in
strument!. A Dkiiih-kat man who vifiit-
el Ilia rooms was Very mui-ti pIchh.-.I at
the appearance of things, nnl the farit
ittea tho diM-tor im.'i- for treating all
tuaniuT of diseases, for which he ha a
reputation here already well estnhlisheil.
AsoriiKK Cahk. Heceiitly we men
tioticd the fact that in a H.1 f.x .1 wi ll near
Vlhany, the water came to w ithin 17 feet
of the top, an. I remained. Hcrv in an
other casw like it, mentioned ly the
Monmouth Deiuocrut ;
Mrx. Sarah Davis, w ishitt to rteeu'e
more water in her well, hired a wcll-hor-
er itii'l they went dow n ti.1 feet, making
tin? wi ll now W feet iletp. I ho water 1
w ithin feet of the top, ami ly Uring
f)t)orUK) het further we an? iiielimd to
think that U could U hroiigh.l to the
top. It would cil hut little ami might
prove to he worth thousand of dollar
to the town.
SlIK Coil.l tstt 1I1C WO'IO ltjx.
There Is a tradesman In this city who oc
casionally gcs off a cJ thing. The
fact that he is Innocci I of an Intent to
joke adJs foicc to his comical satlus.
1 he other day a lady called at his place ol
buslnr.-. and a.krd: - lave vou any .pit.
toons?' "Kh! - said the merchant, pUk
ln up tils cars. "Can you show m? a spit,
loon." repealed the lady In a higher key.
'"No," said the inetcliai'it, "I hae nothing
of ttic kind, but, he added ho.pltalilv,
v;u can spit in he soul box The
lisincr chuckled audibly, the lady soiled
nd loo a hasty d. pariure for Matthew s
; Wa.hburn's, where she bought what
he wanted.
A IiKA! Ltvtit. Thia Wn't a j :ilviit
medicine. al. hut a aeinloir for the novvs-
pnjer b'lnineHM gem-rally, particularly up
arouuc" Walla Walla. From the Journal
of that city we have chopped the follow
ing: "While in the newspaper business
we uiscovercu iwo imiiciii iucih, which
are not generally know n. One in, that
uiohI men will miWribo for n paper
early during spring ami usually promise
to iniy alter they .Il their w htut or kill
tlieir hogM. Then again, immt men w ill
quit a paper about the time the editor
wan to hi money. To dun a man for a
subscription alway ai-eum to give olTenne
but there in no earthly Mcnse lit that.
On the contrary it' a alight indication
ol a narrow imnd and a UiHeaed liver. '
1'i.t'MB.iuo Asn Fiiik Clay. A tnnn re-
ttiding a few inilcH BotithciiHt of LcIjiuioii
brought to Albany hoiho nticcimenit of
plumbago and lira clay, ho pronounced
by those who have aeen them, which ap
pear to be of a remarkably tine quality.
A tent in lwing miido at the Albany Iron
Skmi-Occasionally. Trains ou the
Narrow Gauge now run most any time,
in fact Bcmi-occaHHonally. One man who
went to Brownsville waited ciiilit hours
at tho junction. No pretense is made to
running by schedule tune. Any time
during the day. or next day. is the or
der. As the road is being changed to a
standard cauire there is a little excuse
lor the business. We mention it simply
to warn peoplo going to points on that
line to look a little out until the gaugo is
broadened. Then there will bo a new
program.
A Road Cask. For some time Mr
Frank Wood, of thir city ha been trying
to get a county road to hi quarry across
the river: but owing to a difference of
opinion about it location it ha been fought
and defeated every time. The Leader
say: The road cae which ha been be
fore the county several tim, and wa
again tried last week, met with another
defeat for the petitioner. On examina
tion It was found that the remonstrance
contained the name of one more legal
householder man uiu me petition,
Fine Yield. Mr. F. C. Hoffman, who
lives about three miles from Albany, lias
left at this onice as one samples 01 Uur
bank potatoes as we bava ever seen in
the valley. From a quarter ol an acre
he raised. 4929 pounds. From ono rod
square he dug 205 pounds. From one
hill seven nounds were dug. Less than
two bushels were planted on the quarter
acre.
All Over a Man, The despatches
say that the United States marshal of Oi-
TIIR IIBKKATI (0.1 (EBT.
For tho information ot holders and
Intending purchassrs of tickets to the
LI bora U concert and ball, to bo given
by the Knight Templar, of this city, on
T. 1 rint Quit. - ...
thoaixed to publish the following regu
lations iu do rueogniseu oil mat oc
c tut on.
A concert ticket entitles the holder to
admittance to tho seat designated by the
ticket, for both concert and ball, but
doc not admit him to the dancing
ttoor. Holders of 111 tickets will be
admitted to the ball room at 7:30; each
ticket admittinu gentleman with one
lady to seats In the wings of the hall,
during the concert. Gentlemen with
ball tickets, escorting more than one
lady to the concert, will please procure
concert tickets for them. At close of
concert ball tickets admit gentleman
with one or more ladies.
rrursnmi,
part rmsT!
1. Overture William Tell, 'Uossiui.'
2. Invitation a la Vatse, 'Weber.
."I. Soprano Solo Cavntine Kolcrto,
Meyerlmcr. Mis l'arcpa.
4 Sulell.il .ol(,,f,,n Mlllns
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Itriuhtly (ili-nuiM our Banner.
1 leant if ill
I Valley of Eden.
i ho Home Over There.
1'uk Mo Not.
One Sweet, Solemn Thought.
Triumph llye and itye.
Uefugu.
To the Work.
Yield Not to Temptation.
Tell Me tho Old, Old Story.
What a Friend We Have In Jesus,
Whiter tlitui Snow.
Cornet Solo Ketneinbratice ol
Switzerland, 'Llla-rati.' Signor Llbcratl.
. Reminiscences ol Uounod.tiodfrey.
r.iuT kkconu:
1. March, 'Wagner.'
2. Hit and Miss (Juadritlc, 'Heron.'
:t. Waltz Illue Danube, 'Strati.'
4. I a Vultigeur lancers, 'Flan-
qtiette.'
a. Fertutna Sehottische, 'Al.t.'
. Amusemeiit iadrille,.TickoftV
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5.
Wox His AVus.-F. I Miller, of
1'ortlaud, made a wager that he could
walk from MeKenxie bridiie to Kugeno. a
distance of fUV miles, In two day. It is
not much of a walk, hut Mr. Miller
weighed 810 ounds until he went to the
Mckenzie alxnit two mouths ago, since
which time he has reduced his nVah 40
pound. Me bit the bridge rrhlay
morning of last week, arriving hero Sat
urday evening, winning by half an hour.
iiiard.
Tits Kisi Nkkik!. A live, Industrious
class of farmers is settling in thi country.
The Stavtoti Sun U-H aUiut one: W
I'.irehard, reeetitly from Dakota, who
iMiiight the Price place three mile up the
Sauimiii. has cleared oil lietwct-n live ami
six acres of timlsT and sowed the saute
down to w inter oats. He has done aluut
a$ much In four w-ek a we generally
see rrformed in as many years, and at
the pn m tit rate w ill kihiii have a nice
arm.
Couv.w.m. lion T K Cauthorn offer
his businis for sale.
John Spanglcr, says the leader, engin
eer at llio steam gnat mill, severely
crushed his hand a few 'lays since by
getting it caught in the machinery about
tho engine.
M A Canau has renomed charge of the
Occidental.
The attendance at the Agricultural
college is overrunning all exectattons
and J hcr Is no question but that there
will K 'J1) flu. lent during the winter
iionths.
Tivisr Mr J I Moxev. of Yanuin
City, is visiting w ith hi daughter, Mrs
(UreI P.lcvins.
JJIVard, AjOhling, Mr Mills and
wilcniul Mr Jinioe ami wile aitetuieu
the exNNiiion this week.
The M K S S is to be reorganized to
morrow.
Mis Svlvia I law ley was champion in
the spelling match this week.
T11 a Thomas Kay Woolen Mill of Sa
lem have apiHiinted i W Simpson their
agent in Albany. A full line of men and
hovs clothimr. blankets and llannels ana
all articles manufactured by the mill will
be kept )nsto:k. ineso gooas are tne
best in tho market and will give entire
tatiMluction.
IXSUhTTO.lNJUKY.
Republican tell us that already evidence
of the benenu of the McKlnley I net IT bill
Is coming to light in the shape of Increased
prices. Of course an increase In price
will benefit manufacturers or producers
but where it the benefit to the consumer
Take the matter of woolen goods. There
I to be an increase In price from lo to 35
per cent. ThU will give American man
ufacturer a monopoly In woolen goods,
and they will be largely benefitted, but
where Is the benefit for the con
sumers who constitute the great mas
of '.he people, Every man, woman and
child In the country(65,ooo,ooo) must have
woolen clothe. The poor, the rich, the
old and young, ail alike must have woolrn
good. They are a necessity. Put how
are all these people benefitted by being re
quired to psy Increased price for these acc
essary good. The whole truth I the few
are benefitted at the expense of the many.
Thi I the object of a tariff,. If it did not
bcrcfil the manufacturer more than the
consumer, then the manufacturer would
not care a fig whether he secured a pro
tective tariff or not. A the Orfgoiiinn say
the protective scheme I a game of grab,
and In such games the few unlveitally get
ail and the many none. To admit that
the tariff scheme I a game of grab I to
give the whole case away. No govern
mer.t, where equal right to sll and special
privileges to none I a caidlnal rule of leg.
Islstlve action should ever tolerate any
game of grab In congressional legislation.
Of course the Increase In price will benefit
the few. and some one class must nav this
benefit, and that ctat I the consumer.
Uut the people are waking up to a stern
leallty of the fact that the tariff I a tax,
and the consumer must pay the tax every
lime just a tiuely s the consumer or user
of an article ha to pay the freight for
transporting the article. The only conso
lation to consumer I that spoken of by
Jay Gould wlwj.whcn dilating on the beau-
tic of the McKlnley tariff bill, said:
If the McKlnlcv tariff Increase the cost
of Mime article people will simply uc le.s
01 innn. I axe wool, fur Instance, li the
iff on wool mke clothlnir cost more a
person will get along with one suit where
he would otherwise luvc two.
That is about the slc of it. It applies
qually to carpet, blsr.kcts. women' and
lldren's clothing a wed as men's. We
may be sure that Jay Gouid and the tariff
ord will nt be Inconvenienced. The
pedal featuie of the new tar Iff bill for
01 king men to consider I that the In
rcascd tsxe have the moil effect on the
lowe-g adcs or cheaper qualilh of good,
such as the poorer classes require. There
fore, a Jay Gould say, one suit of clothe
yesr Instead of Iwo, and the same 0 to
ankel. carpet and the wearing apparel
of the women and children.
Dut a we salj be fori people arc mak
ing up. Those protection orator who
have been shouting for protection may
now take a rest. Ttic tariff Is now talking
for itself In a very authentic and audible
ay. There I no danger of misunder
standing. High priced good to the poor
ill make Its own argument.
TIDSMOIlltOMINJPObmcS.
Works of the lire clay and tho plumbago
rill be sent away for examination, the
ilumbago is a line looking mineral, and
egon has asked the census office for the
original copy of the letter which charged
that the count in Astoria had been padded
to the extent of 3000 names. He says the
persons who are supposed to have signed
it deny snch action. He thinks he has a
clue to its origin. The census bureau will
make the request for the letter through
the department of justice here.
U
undoubtedly is the genuine article. Its
appearance is ahead of the Monroe spe
cimens left in Albany. If these prove to
be tho minerals mentioned they will
rove a fine thinn for the county, as they
are found in large quantities.
Lebanom. Rev. U. S. HanlcHcr will
accompany He v. J. M. Price to hi home
In North Carolina.
Married, Oct. 0, i8n, by the Rev. Mar
tin Hickman, Wm.T. E. Wilson and Miss
Ucrtha J. Stephenson, all of Linn county.
A petition asking for an early morning
and evening train on the Lebanon road
was circulated quite freely latcy. Wr
need them and should by alt means have
them.
Mr Snyder, who came down from the
Calapooia and Blue River mine Monday,
gives a very glowing report of these mln-
ngcamp. Air Snyder Is a practical as-
sayer and ha made more than a hundred
asaays of claims in these districts, and he
give It as hit candid opinion that near the
headwaters of the Calapooia will be the
greatest mlninecainp on the Pacific coast.
Express.
Surgical Operation, Dr G W Mas-
ton, assisted by Dr Wallace and Davis
performed a difficult surgical operation to
day on the person of Mrs Ehret, wife of It
fc.hret, of this city, a lady aged 57 years.
The operation consisted in removing a
polycystic ovarian tumor, weighing 30
pounds, ihc operation was most skill
fully and successfully performed. The
lady stood the operation with great forti
tude and there 1 every prospect of an
early recovery. This I the second opera
tion ot tne kind performed by Or Masion
sines June, the first being an entire success
Another Man's Wife. Louis, the
Italian Count, who run a peanut stand in
Albany, Corvalli and Salem, Is reported
to have appropriated the wife of Mathews,
a junk dealer, and gone to Portland, while
the latter is residing with his children at
Corvallis. This seems to be a lawless
kind of a world, and one full of people
with curious tastes. Think of running off
with Louis, the Count.
Albany's Illustration. The Demo
crat man to-day had the pleasure of see
ing the sketch of Albany prepared by Mr
Lawrence for the West Shore. It is double
page and is very artistic in its make up.
The general sketch is from the top of the
St. Charles Hotel. There will be smaller
views of the Oregon Bank, Baltimore brick,
Woolen Mill, Central School building, Sis
ters School, College and Court House.
(reach Tawsy Wafers.
These
for all kind
remove all obstructions
clfl
111
wafer are a sure and safe spec'
nd of female trouble and
11 ouairucuons 10 tne monthi
periods, no matter what the cause. They
are just what every woman need. nfl
can be used with safety. For sale by the
Livingstone Chemical Co, also from our
.-.I- ....- ff . I I J . . ...
-.v -, J n v-u,iim.iig, uruggisr, Ulllm.
berg block, A Ibany, Oregon.
A o.I yet this position is not to strange eith
er, when we icmrmlxr tli.it timlrr the Mill
bills, (m which every I icrooerat in the "rouse
voted, the duty on sugar above 10 was
very n.uch higher than it U to be uatlcr the
new bill. The Mill bill piovided that all su
gars hum .-so 10 to iNO 20 should pay 3.40
cent s jkjuhJ, and above No 30 they s'jould
pay 1.80 cnta. There is a wi le margin be
Iwccn 3.40 cent and 0 60 cents, and yet the
latter U '.be late of the party of protection, the
former the rate of the psny of free trade.
htountiriuur
Thi all come horn the bet ilia in (he in-
cepiency of thi McKinlcy bill, republicans de
termined that, whatever tl-e might be done
south should have free t-ade while the north
and west should have protection- Had the T
At reflected it need not have beta muddled a-
bout the matter at all.
This Trade Mai k on a stove
means It Is the best tht ex-
pcrunce and skill can con
trive. Bold only by Smith
tenners.
Brook-
Tcsllnaay mt m ralalcr,
T H Rsckus, 103 Csr enue,
lyn, N Y, writes.
"Alloock's Porous Plter.ra nndouhbsi!
ly the best external remedv manufactnrad.
I make thi assertion to th nublio from mv
perrtonal experience of their wonderful vir
tues. Sufloriug from sever pains la my
side and chest, contracted thtongb a asvsr
cold, I applied a roopl of All-took' Porous
Plasters upon going to bed st sight. The
results was that in sight hours after apply
ing them, I could t op aid walk about
with very littU pain or aohe, when th night
previous I could nsitber net ui nor down
without help, nor stoop to remoy my shot.
i nave sinoa used tbeni la my family for
various ailments, and have never known
then-, to fail to Hive almost immediate relief,
About
called
Satisfactory Itesalt.
four year go my tatte ntlon wa
to Dr Hitler Cough Cure, since
which time I have used it with old and
young with the most satisfactory results. Ia
fact 1 seep it always on band. H J Trum
bull, 0 Trumbull & Besbe, Seedsmen and
Nurserymen, San FranoUco, Cat. Foraala
at FoRttay & Mason's.
When wanting the best grooeries la th
market at reasonable priees.oall cn Fowoll &
(Jo
Whereto Get Them. When wanting
n organ or ptana can onbL uiackman
A-he-e you can select from a first class
ttot-si. .
Excitement :', '
Runs high iu Albany at Foshsy Si Ma
son's drug stora over System Builder, s
evervbodv is usioa it for Catarrh of the
Stotnsch, Dyspepsia, Cooatipation and Im
pure Blood. Try it' and tell your friends
bout it, as it must possess wonderful inorits-
t when all speak well of it.
Itucklen's Arnica Salve.
Th best Salvs in tha world lot Cutn.Brulsei.Borr
Ulcers, Halt nneuin, raver lores. Tetter, Uhapp
nanus, inuotainsl voros, suu mn dsid crnrnio, a
posltiveiycure i".io,or no pay required, it is o-uar-uteed
to give perfect sstiifactlon, er money refund-
d. Frtoe 25 cents per box. For St'. by Foshsy and
aiason
New Blacksmith Shop. G vV Willis
has just completed his blacksmith shop at
the corner of Second and Railroad streets
where all kinds of iron and wood work
can be had and done in first class orde
Bring on your plows, wagons, etc., etc,
for repa rs.
Beware of the Threatening Danger.
Do cot ceeleot a cough or any affeotlon of
th lung. Delay ia fats). Holdeu'a Ethe
real Cough Svrup will ear 50a if taken
promptly. Large size $1, small 60 cents.
For sale by J A Cummtng, druggist.
Don't fail to our men's and boy
clothing before purchasing elsewhere. W
sell the best clothing for4the least money of
any house in the city. Look and be con
vinced. G W Simpson.
TlltC UEAHoV.
Secretary Hester of the New Orleans cotton
xchsnge has issued an official report coveting
the first three weeks of the new cotton season
The report shows a deciJed increase in all
movements compared with Isit yesr, the a-
moui t brought into sight being over 135,000
bales more than during the same period last
season. Of this increase 5 1, coo bales has oc
cured during the last week. 1 he statement
shows receipts at all United States ports sine
Sept I of 37 1, 03 J bsles, sgainst 356,906 up to
this date last year. Overland, acio the
Mississippi, Ohio snd Potomac Rivers to
Northern mills in Canada, 9941, against 7774
last year. Interior stocks in execs of those
held at the close of the commercial year, aS.-
977, against 30,675, Southern mills taking
30. 1 16, sgainst 39,808, making the total n
mount of new crop brought into sight thus far
440,058, sgainst 315,163. Exports have been
149,023, against 96,345 last year, an increase
of 8377 bales. The total taking of American
thills North and South thus far for the season
have been 104,750 aga'nst 83,314 last season.
These include 74.643 by Northern spinners,
sgainst 53,406 since the close of the last com
mercial year. Stocks at American ports and
wenty tine leading Southern interior markets
'have increased 186,286 against 135,700 bales
during the same time last year, and are now
58,663 bales larger than they were at this date
last season. Including stocks left over at ports
and interior towns from last crop and the num.
ber of bales brought into sight thus far of the
new crop, the supply to date 1 5ii9ol. a-.
gainst 378,636 lor the period last year.
Judge Goodwin has been foryesrs wag
11 g an open wsrfare against the Mormons
To him more than to any one else are
gentile Indebted for the foothold they have
secured In Utah. Ills ready pen hat ex
posed Mormon villainy time and time a
galn. He has never swerved, never fal
tered In performing the duty he allotted
to himself, the duty of exposing Mormon
rascality, the duty of hunting and bound
ing to death cowardly Mornr.on asaln(
making It ssfe for citizen of the United
States to feel as safe in Utah while en
gaged In the pursuit of lawful enterprises
as they would be elsewhere; and In alt this
he has asked for no reward, sought no
f moluincnlsnly asking the good will and
cooperation of hW fellow-men opposed to
murder, rapine, lust and bloodshed. The
paper he has edited with so distinguished
ability has been and I now consistently re
publican, but he dare rebuke Id party for
practices he cannot countenance, and re
publican papers who are fond of quoting
the judge have not a word to ssy about hi
recent scoring of Wyoming republican.
He accused them of having entered Into
an offensive alliance with the Mormons In
order to carry the state. The Cheyenne 1
Sun denied the accusation made by the
Tribune.
The TtHhm in reply ssys:
"Do you not know that every Mormon
voted In Wyoming for the legislative tick
el? And do you not know just as well
that when the legislature meets It Is ex
pected that every member elected on the
republican '.tcket wilt vote for Judge Carey?
Of course Judge Carey can say thst he has
no bargain with the saints; so can the Sum.
Uut mny a man hss pleaded not guilty In
court and still has been convicted on pure
ly circumstantial evldcnce.lt being so plain
and conclusive that no jury could come to
any other conclusion. Now, put this and
thi and thi togcther.and let us see. Judge
Carey, when presenting the constitution of
Wyoming, refused to have anything like a
test oath Included. Lie fought Mr Dubois
on the same proposition, and did what he
could to defeat the.admisslon of Idalio. In
the national convention he did not want
word said about Mor monism or polyg-
smy. Now, every Mormon In Wyoming
has voted for a certain legislative, ticket.
It I expected that that legislature, when It
convene, will elect Judge Carey a senator
of the United State of Wyoming. When all
that Is done doe not the Suit expect Judge
Carey In congress will be the fast friend
of the saints; thai he wl'l oppose all legis
lation hostile to them, and support all leg.
Islaiion In their favor? And If It U all true
up to date, and the arrangement I auch
that it will have to continue In the same
channel with Judge Carey, wa It too
harsh for the Tribnn to ssy the he would
go to the senate of the United States w ith
Mormon collar around his neck? We
tske it by the tone of the Sun that It Itself
sees nothing very serious In the Mormon
question, because it refer to all those who
have been fighting whst Is Illegal and un
clvi.ixcd In the creed as out and out fanat-
. If thCvVssj knew half as much abou.
Mot monism a some of the rest of us, It
would not take that view of the case. If
Wyoming had a few rich agricultural val
ley that could be peopled by saints, three
elections would not pass until It would be
very much more frcnsled fanatic than ny
who arc In Utah."
What I true of Wyoming U alto true of
Idaho. The republican carried that state
by the same offensive alliance as wa form
ed in Wyoming, and to attract attention
from that transaction are claiming demo
crats, not republicans, are the allies of this
hated organisation, an organization op
posed 10 all fice Institutions, an organlzs-
tlon whose members vote as thry are told
to vote, and who will not vole at all unless
Instructed from Salt Lake. The Mormon
element I an clement which should b
eliminated from American politics. Re
publicans making use of these men who
obey nothing but piiestly mandate is proof
that that party is not to be trusted Power
1 sometime purchased at too dear a price.
The libet t; vouchsafed by the constitution
ot the United States was not Intended for
persons who set at defiance our law and
who acknowledge r.o head of government
except the head of the Mormon church.
Missoula Gaittx.
V :r
OIVI5 TSPiJOYg
n.tli the iiirlLod and remilui w,cn
Byrup of Fig is tak en ; it is plensant
nml refreshing to tlio fasle, and acta
jrontly yet promptly on tboKidueyg,
JVivflr ftii'l Bowels, dtnnsf-s the eyo
tem effectually-, ilifpela coble, lieod-nrlii-a
anil fevers ninl cur habitual
constipation, Brup of Figs is the
only remedy of iu kind ver pro
ilueei!, flensing to the taiste nml ao
cptfiblo to the stomach, vrotnyt in
i: tw;tioti ami truly ltficiai in iu
M'-eia, iis nmny excellent qualities
rr,tisinTtl it to all. It for sale ia
.Vic rn! ii bottlcn by ail leading
S-'NWACTorirn MM.VF.V TWS
CALIFORNIA FIQ SYRUP CO.
at mAricijn. cn.
iwismit.tr. new romc, n.r
W It BILYEU,
ATTOHNEY AT LAW
And Solicitor in Chancery
ALBAJVT, . ORCCIOV.
Collection promptly made on all po'nt
ns negotiated on aonablterma.
I. n. DUNCAN,
ATTORBEY AT LAW AND MAM
PUBLIC,
In Strahan' Block, No's- 1
ALBANY, OREGON.
and 2.
PAlCTSand 01"
I Is. brush, eoal oil, lubricating- oils,
oxUgra, Jtc STEwairrASox.il
First National Bank
Or ALBAR1, OREGON .
SaM.mt... l t- Ifl.lVM
Vios Prssldsol ................ 8, K, YOl NU
Owhlr....-. .K. W. LANGUOR.
TB AH 8 ACTS A OEKERAL Wkine Iftutnsss.
ACCOUNTS KEPT subject to slisck.
8IOHT EICHAHOB snrl UI vsptile transfer, sol
a Ms York, Dsn Frsncisoo, liusgv and ri
rsfrrm,
COIXIOnONf HAD! on farahl tones.
siaacToaa
J. It. Yooa K,W, Laseoo
t K Blaw, t. run ,
Edvssp V. box.
Lino Go. National Dank,
ALBANY - - OREGON.
CAPITAL arocK noo,w.
Prsslfisnl, ,,.. ..J L COWAK,
rlM-PraUUm. , ...1 M RALSTON.
0 tkif OSO K CHAMHEKLAI.V,
Ast CsshWr m O A, AI4CUIUOLD.
D BBwmx, I h Cowan, i M Rsfstoti, Gen K
CUmhsrlsIn, W LfVl l, W H Man, i A Craw
ford and O A ArchifM.
TKAVSACTSsssnersI banking tnsf.ness.
DRAWSIOH'I fSArrS(m Kw lot'. Un
asl t I Oregon.
LOAH MOrfETun approved sscarity
BH.BlVKdsyositasutilsct cWs.
Bank of Oregon.
tttfiflY, - - - CRECOM.
oapita.!., $bo,ooo.
lrejlent H. BHYANT
Vic President II. F, MERRILL
Cashier . J, W. BLAIN
niBKoroaa.
H Bryant. 3 Vv Elsln.
Geo Humphrey, CHttew.it,
JLDaiog. H F Merrill,
Sight exebana; and telegraphic train
far sn 5w York, San Francisco a id
ad all principal Mints In Oregon and
Washington,
oil Actions fndtt on favorable terms
s L. HILL,
Physiciai and Suifjeon,
Offlee cor, i and Frry Streota,
ALBANY- OREGON
Physician and Surgeon.
Office opavsst the Desswrae.
EH. fl. A.VVHlTfV,
Physician and Surgeon.
GraisaU of Bcllevoe Hospital Medical
Allege Now Yrk City.
Disease of womaa a specialty.
frOlEo Imssi'i Brick, Albany, Or,
Da. W U. DAVIS,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office no alalia In Strahan' Block.
be ftand at bl otSc a ay and night.
Soec
JL
ial - Announeemeut
-Of-
W. F. READ.
My Fall Stock is now Complete, Embracing all
the Latest Novelties in
Dress Goods,
Both in WOOLEN and WASH FABRIC"-
-To The Ladies,-
I Make a Specialty of LacHes Underwear, in Knit
Ribbed and Muslin. My Pkices are the LOWEST
and my Goods the Best. Am sole agent
for the Celebrated
. S. F. H0SIEEY,
Guaranteed stainless, Warranted absolutely
fast, and Free from Poison
John Wanamaker is one of the apostles
of protection, but John's speculative, busi
ness turn of mind is stronger than his
political. Hence we are net surprised at
seeing the following advertisement in the
Philabelphla papers, adveitlslng his busi
ness:
Tinrare Is advancing in cost and very
soon the manufacturers will have their
way and you and me will have to pay very
mucn more, in vlewot this state ot things
we made some time since a large purchase
of kitchen tinware at what was a low prlee
then and would be far lower now in the
face of the two sc vances in makers' price
lists.
Joust Wanamaker,
John says "the manufacturers will have
their way and you and me will have to pay
very much more." John's statement of fact
is much more accurate than his grammar.
The tariff law was so constructed that
manufacturers might have their wy
That was the design and intent when Mc
Klnley framed his bill.
SENATORS WHOSE TERMS AKE EXPIttlXQ
The terms of United States Senators
expire upon the Jrd of March, 1891, and
there are two states -Idahs and Wyoming
which are as yet unrepresented In the
United State Senate. The list of senators
whose terms end in 1S91 is as follows:
DEMOCRATS.
Alabama.... fames L Pugh.
Arkansas James K Jones.
Florida Wilkinson Call.
Georiga Joseph E Brown.
Indiana Daniel W Voorhees.
Kentucky "Joseph C S rilackburn.
Louisiana ..Tjame a tustice.
Maryland.. Ephralin K Wilson.
Missouri ueorge U vest.
North Carolina.... .Zebulon B Vance.
Ohio Henrv B Payne.
South Carolina. . . .. Wade llampton.
REPUBLICANS.
California Leland Stanford.
Colorado Henrv M Teller.
Connecticut Orvllle II Piatt.
Illlnol CUrle B Farwell.
Iowa WlilUm B Allison.
Kansas .Jcthn f Ingalls.
Nevada :...John PJ ones.
New Hampshire. ...Henry w Blair.
New York William M Evarts.
North Dakota Gilbert Ashland Pierce
nreeon. . , John H Mitchell.
Pennsylvania James Uonald Utatron
couth Dakota uideon c Moody.
Vermont .Justin S Morrill.
Washington watson u squire.
Wisconsin John C Spooner,
Reelected tor sis years, beginning
March 4, 1891.
fSucceedcd by Edward Douglas White.
Succeeded by Calvin S Brlce.
:To The Men:
Call and Look at My values jn
Furnishing -:- Goods,
I have a Large Stock at the Lowest Prices ever o Core J in the Valley. .
Q W Simpson bss received hislfall stock
sf stockinette sod sealet jacket and three
quarter sealet cloaks, and have a complete
assortment ot all tne,latest styles.
Smoke th eelebrated Havana filled ei
gars, manufactured at Jul us Joseph' cigar
factory, uaiy 0 centa.
1 cwry a full line of tbe world-renowed BR0AD3EA.D goda, unexwllaJ
for wear and finish. Large stock of EuBaOtDERiKS and FL0UXCIXQ3. Cl
and be convinced tha'- Albany the best trading point in Oregon.
. 3EV 3S2ES -V:E2
INSURE IN THE
ALBANY
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS;
Insurance Company.
Safe, Sound; Conservative
QHLIIMG & WALLACE
Grocers and Bakers;
Opposite the Revere Hons.
The plunder of the consumers has al
ready begun, A general rise in prices of
manufactured goods, accompalnled In I Keep: nrstciaso atock of Groceries, Produce, and Baked uoods.
some Instances by reductions of wages. Is
occurtlng. It Is now a condition which
confronts the people. There is a tangibil
ity about a rise of 10 and ao and 50 per
cent in the prices ptid for neccessaries of
life which all can appreciate.
Bottom prices.
The tariff question is "settled" by the
McKlnley bill just about as much as the
slavery question was settled by the repeal
of the Missouri compromise and the pas-
cage of the fugitive slave law.
L. BLACKSIAN,-
LEADING DRUGGIST
JLJBJLJSTST. -r- OBEGON-
DRU3S, MEDICINES STAT lONARMG
If a "nation grows rich by increasing
taxes and marking up prices, this country
is on the high road to prosperity,
THAT CAN Ilii UbiO tVfcitV iX' V
is the kind that pays. Scores
young business men, and hun
dreds Ot book-keepers ana sien-
ST M 'IS ifVV V vs s - - . . r .
ru.u otiit their success to a course at the Portlan J tsusi-
When wanting tosee how you look in a I olloo-o Portland Ore--on. or the Canital Business College, Salem,
permanent forrp, get a photograph of your- I iirL. -joth are under the management of A. P. Armstrong, have sanie courses ol
self of Wilcox & Conn, who are doing some I V"f alme rates of tuition. Business, Shorthand, Typewriting, Penmanshtp and yi--
b network in tbe business. Ishpwrtoieatsf Wiila tcjeither.for joint Catalogue mid specimens 01 pumuatu