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r- 1 r 1 &i Dtmotrat. rOUTlCAIi rOBESIOUT. Tht following dispatch show BUlne's political foresight i Senator Jot Blackbui n,alter many week ol Mcrec, tell an Intent! Interesting tor about Blatnand hit wonderful polit ical toreslght. It It tha talk of Wathlng. ton, and Blatntj la complimented on every hand for hie marvelous political Mgaclty. Senator Blackburn returned yesterday from Kentucky, and In tpeaklng about the election result to everal corretpondcnts, aid: Out of the general wreck arises a solitary figure alone, but conspicuous. That figure la Mr Blaine. Alway towering, be now appear pecrlete In preeminence. He alone emerge tront the cruth of disaster unhurt. To him hi part will turn a the onl Moe or Joshua that can lead It out tram the mire of defeat to solid ground here a footing ma et be gained, and now, that It Is all over, I will tell ou of a scene 1 witnessed In which Mr Blaine was the principal actor, a scene, that, to me, was so lull of Intenslt as to be almost dramatic nd which will never fade from m mem ory. It has nerer been told before. The McKlnley bill had been passed by the house and was on the calendar in the senate, though It had not yet been Uken up. It was a particular! warm da In Jul when Senator Allison, JJale and myself sat in the senate appropriation committee room waiting for Mr Blaine, whom we were to consult as a sub-committee about the con suiar ana diplomatic budget. There was no one else present except the clerk of the committee. Blaine finally appeared, and with him, Curtis, the accomplished secre tary of the Pan-American congress. The secretary was rather In negligee costume, as suited the temperature, except as to a particularly glessy and Irreproachable silk hat, a brand.ncw, shining plug. The tariff bill, mind you, had nothing to do with the aubject In hand, but In a casual way I broached It after the usual greeting had been exchanged. Probably I asked Mr Btaine how he liked it. Imagine mr sur prise, and shall I sty gratification, when he launched forth a torrent of Invectives a gainst the act that McKlnlev fathered. He said: "This bill la an Infamy and an outrage. It k the mitt shameful measure ever pro posed to a civllUed people. Go on with it and ft will carry our party to perdition." I wss Jeellng considerably interested, and said ; "I wUh you .were In the senate, Mr BUine.to announce yourself In such terms, -i wisn i were," ne answered. "It so I would stamp It under my feet and spit upon it." Then advancing toward Senators Alli son and Hale he snapped his fingers In the face of each alternately, and with rising n flection tald "Go on with your drivelling idiocy and e to what destruction !t will lead the re publican party. Pas this bill and In 189 1 there will not be a man In all the party aw beggared as to accept your nomination for the presidency." Then he began to alssect '.he bill, par ticularly the sugar schedule. This he In velghed against with all his force. I re minded him that the senate had improved upon the labors of the house as legarded sugar; that to protect an American Indutt ry Involving the enormous labor ol boring I hoi In a maple tree and boiling the juice, the senate had ageeed to give the maple sugar-growers of New England a bountyof 3 cents. That was the first he had heard of U and he seemed hardly able to credit what I told him. "It Is not true," he said. Allison and Hale confirmed me. "I suppose this was done at the solicita tion of Morrill and Edmunds." he Inquired Mr AMison replied in the affirmative. "It is a good sample of the breadth of their statesmanship," said the secretary, and then the climax came. Ills new beaver . was lying on the table within easy reach With a sudden blow he brought hit nched hand down on it with such force as to mash It flatter than pancake, and then seizing the battered chapeau he hurled It against the wall violently. 1 never saw a ebullition, but It only emphasized the deep earnestness with which the secretary " argued against the policy, about which his opinion as then given now seems pro phetic r "Will he be the republican nominee of 1892?" was asked of Senator Blackburn. "Certainly ; from now on no other man will be thought of, and henceforth you will see a still wilder divergence on his part fiom the course of the Harrison admin istration." KOYAL BLOOD INalXTtD. A dispatch from Washington says: Postmastei General sVanamaW ha direct ed Postmaster Sherwood of tbe Wsihington post office to suspend Mrs Margaret S Watkins, a clerk at the general delivery window, for using offensive language toward Richard Quay, a son of Senator Quay of Pennsylvatia. The circulated account of the affair has it that Quay asked for his father's mail at tbe delivery win dow, and some one standing near remarked, "He's dead. It goes to the dead letter office now." Mr Wstkins, who was on duty at the win dow, thoughtlessly repeated the remark. Quay, it is said, seemed to regard the mstter as a joke a the time and went away smiling. Postmaster General Wanaroaker says that Quay told him that the clerk at the delivery window said hit father was dead and that his mail went to She dead letter offhe Ileitn medistely ordered the suspension of the clerk until an investigation coulb be made. Super intendent Bed, of the city delivery, sd.nitt , that he made tbe remark, which Mrs Wstkins repeated. How thoughless these underlings in (he Post office at Washington must have been to have insulted tbe proud haughty scion of the rovsl blood of the Quays. The obsequious Wsnamaker very promptly dismissed tbe one guilty of such conduct. But Quay; and what is better, Quayism went down- ingloriously with protectionism. , Republican papers tell us that the Eng lish press are rejoicing because American voters have condemned the tariff law. Well, when such republican states as Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Mich igan, Illinois, New Hampshire, Rhode Is land and Massachusetts set to their seal that the high tariff Is an outrrge, may not England rejoice Quite a number of conscientious republicans have said to th editor of the Demockat thst la the future they will act with the democrats "unlets their party shall giv up its fully of pro tectionism. AH over the country this same feeling and determination is making rapid headway it to the minds ' of republicans who believe the right Is above all party obligation. Republican leader say the tariff wss the cause of their terrible defest bur thst the re publican voters did not understand the Mc Kinley bilk Toor ignorant fellow, these re nublicsn voters. Wonder if they can .read? Are they all ignorant foreigners? ot adJing intuit to injury? But is this The West Hi re will watch to see how many door the republican member of the ... r w ,n, kick-down. There will be dovrn - -'-" NEXT THE CAUSES. The republican "mourners go about the streets" in prayerful search of the cause of the great disaster that engulfed them on the 4th of November, but man of them seem unable to yet recognise them though they are seen by all men. Let ua aid these friends somewhat In their quest. The republican had a recotd once of which they were proud and many of their policies commended themselves to the country, but a long career of party success made them despotic and utterly reckless and regardless of the political rights of the minority, pursuing such a course as Indi cated that they believed democrats had no rights that they were bound to respect. When the tide turned agslnst them and Ttldcn.was elected president, they forced Hayes to usurp the great office to which he had not been clcctid. Thls, In our judgement was the great turning point In the history of the republican party. It was the fatal point, "where gravitation shlitlng turned the other way." That deed took. from patriotic republican that pride In their party, upon which, prior to the culmination of that outrage, they had loved to dwell. It was the "skeleton In the closet" which they all hsd been seek ing to avoid. Since Hayes retired no re publican has been bold or base enough to defend this great fraud, "fir A triumphant In American history," Without attempting to point out the perfect Identity of the leaders of the re publican party with the monopolies and plutocrats, how they have utterly Ignored every right and Interest of the groat body of the people In the Interest of the power ful and wealthy classes, let us mention the admission of rotion borough states solely for the purpose of strengthening their waning power, and when Montana voted against them, they boldly took two sena tors by fraud and violence whom the peo ple had said should belong to their oppo nents. The election of a president by bribery too open and notorious to be de nied, and who as soon as he was seated In power introduced again the "spoils system" In Its most offensive aspect in the very face o platform pledge that all execu tive appointments should be made alone on the ground of fitness and no removals made except tor sufficient cause other than par tisan. All these acts of commission as well as many of omission, the great body of the republican party might have condoned for their party's sake, but then came Reed, McKlnley and Lodge as political teaders. Reed's conduct as speaker is without 'a parallel in any deliberative body evrr con vened by an English 'speaking people. 1 1 was nothing short o! an actual mad revo lution to accomplish party ends that were unattainable by any fair or honorable means. Peaceable it is tru,but utterly un. kuown to the forms of law and contrary to all precedent in parliamentary bodies Then came McKlnley with his intensely partisan and outrageous tariff bill, pre pared fer the so'e purpose of building vp all kinds of monopolies and inviting the rs tabllshment of all kinds of trusts with pow er to oppress and rob the consuming class at will, designed year by year to make new millionaires and more paupers, to take from the farmer and consumer most of their earnings and give them to the fjvored classes, In a word a bill which has been aptly termed by a mass meeting of republi cans as "the sum M sll villainies." Add to these, pension legislation more profligate and demoralizing than any ever before known In any country, designed not as a re ward, fur patrtoHvmut aa a lure for future partisan effort.' To cap the climax came the force bill designed to place the ma chlnety for electing members of congress and president and vice president with such unscrupulous republican leaders ss Dudley, Quay , Elk!ns,Clarkson St Co. Ihus keeping (hat party in power tor all time to come. To these must be added Harrison who seems to have no motive or purpose but partisan and selfish greed, Incapable of any of those impulses that led former presi dents to lay aside party bias and to stand for the masses against the classes. In view of th!s long line of encroachments upen the best interests of the peoplc.lt is a matter of no wonder that a peaceable revo lution overtook these unscrupulous leaders before thejconaumrriatlon cl their desperate schemes. The great boJy of republican voters are as honest as any, and hence will not be led to destruction by their leader. VEUY CANDID. Senator Do'.oh deems it best to be csndid as to tbe causes of the overwhelming disaster which overtook his party lait week. This is good sense and we believe equally good poli tics. Speaking of the result of the election he said: "It wassn off year said Senator Dolph, in an explanation of the result of the election, it was an "off' year, and the friends ol tariff were inactive, while those on the other side were working with all their might. Tbe manufacturers got what they wanted when the McKinley bill was psssed, and they did not care any more about it. The result would bsve been different ii the passage of the bill bad not l-een delayed until just before election. Artificial increase in prices made in some commodities without tbe slightest reason alto had its effects." Here are two admissions by the senator. One is that tb tariff question was a live real istic issue. The other is that the republicans were expecting much suCetantial aid from the manufacturer in return f r giving them "what hey wanted" in the tariff bill. But according to the senator these men were both selfish and ongratcful. After getting all they wanted in the way of increased duties on the articles which they manufacture, then they care noth ing more about it. The senator is right in both propositions. The tariff was the real overshad wing issue a republicans declared from nearly every stump in the country. Tbe msnufacturers esst and west supported tbe re publicans but the labor people of tbe east and the farmers of the west have very largely voted wi;h the democrats. The truth is the contest was between the manufatAurer who was tht'tsoie beneficiary under the McKinley bill and the Consumer who receives nothing under it but tht burdens of extra taxation, TUB CAUSE OK.UtfEAT, Henry Cabot Lodge, a republican mem ber of congress from Massachusetts who, stood up so manfully for Reed and Mc Klnley In the late congress and who Intro duced the Force bill has been giving his reasons for the defeat of his party In the late elections. He attributes it wholly to the passage of the Mckinley bill" We think protectionists may learn in the lesson of the late elections, that the great body of the people, through the means of the campaign of education that has' been steadily cerried on during the last two. yean, hare come to know that a high protective tariff inures to the benefit of the few at the expense of the many, and therefore It I unjust and they will not have It. Thi largest smuont of joy over tbe late election seems to be located, w ithin the limit of Englsnd. ' The British free trader reckons the results as a direct victory for himself. Herald, The largest smonnt of joy observed by the DkmockAT is within tbe limits of Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hamp shire, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas and other xend '--re i'5 .yi'-r have grown Mermined to A CIIINKSK KAIMVaY. " There Ir now In operation In China be tween eighty and ninety miles of railroad, lying between the K til-Ping collieries and Tlcn Tsln, the neatest port to Peking. This line was commenced In 1SS1, to carry coal from the mines for a distance of seven miles to the head of a canal, w hich for topographical reasons, could not be brought nearer. Permission to build It had been asked the authorities In vain several years before, and was only finally secured by tho declaration of the directors of the company that they must stop mining un less they obtained this means cf transpor tation. Then leave was granted for the construction of a tramway, on the condi tion thai only horses or mules should be used as motive power. It was a call of taking ancli where an inch had been lvcn, and the English engineers went quietly to work to construct a locomotive out ot such bits of Iron and steel as they could gather. They succeeded it making a machine that would run, but had no tooiur done to O1s.11 tl.ey were prevented from putting on tue fic Ishlng strokes. The tracks In the yard n which It was built were torn up, and It was thrust Into a shed, either for fiii.il re tirement or to wait fur better days, A few months afterward Its completion was ventured upon, snd, the government kind ly withdrawing Its scrutiny, the operation ot the Utile road by sU-am begun without official sanction. The principal objection of' the govern mcnt to railroad enterprises, w hile admit ting tlielr usefulness, was that they would probably have to be managed by foreign era, who would thns obtain further Influ ence in Chin. Experiments In a small way were subsequently made, showing that this could be avoided. UnJcv a board ot Chinese directors, t went r -three miles were added to the Kal-Ping road, and af terward another section ol sixty miles, bringing the line toTlcn-Tsln. This road is in the northeastern corner oi the king dom, in an out-of the-way nook, where the population Is sparse, and popular prrj udiccs have least to be contended with. Its Importance to the further prosecution of the railroad system, however, Is grcat,lncc It net only demonstrates that the natives can control ihclr own roaJs, provided thst thev can pay for them, but it can furnUh the necessary supplies of coal for the opcr ation of other railways In the region ot Peking and Tien-Tsln. Though coal a- bounds In nearly every province of China the mine at Kai-I'lng Is (or was two years go) the only one In the empire. NO KKUKDY V!t WKlNM.KS It Is common to speak as if any care o the skin beyond personal cleanliness was foolish and a sinful wat-te oi time. This 1 but a remnant ot the old Idea, width rigid Puritans held in common with Catholic ascetics, that It ws induclve to a saintly frame of mind to make the dress at hideous a's possible, and sliovv one's contempt fu natural beauty which God has lavished all over the face of the eaith. A soft, I-cautl ful complexion Is certainly an attraction which every woman should desire, aitdcny simple nicrnt, which docs not occupy time needed for more important matters, should be tried to attain such an end. There are many complexions which chafe readily ,nnd tan In the spring wind. A simple prcpsr. ation oi sweet cream rubbed into the kln, alter washing it Ihorouglv, Is a remedy fur Ids trouble. Tl.lt should be n,-'.lt;d at nli'.ht. iu-t before retiring, and the nrxt morning the face liould he washed thii oughly, first in lukewarm watcr.ara after wards In cotd, to give tone t the wch s Some ladies hod- nut find gl; ccrlne irritating to the skin use- in the same way a small portion cf It diluted with hall Its buik of rose water. This preparation is rubbed In the face and hands, and gloves are worn at night. A l;ttlc ammonia In the water is a help toward Jiccr-lng the skin Arm and free from wrinkle. There cer tainly Is no remedy for wrinkles after they come. It should be remembered, how ever, that an amiable trmpe-, a clear con science, and freedom from a disposition to worry over the petty annoyances of life are qualities of n.lr.d and heart that will keep the face free irom wrinkles and beau tiful to the ripest old sgc. A habit common with studious children, and those who are ncar-sighted.ls to knit the brow.Thls often causes premature length wl-c lines In the forehead. Krom different partt of the country come sad tidings of the death of democrats from excessive joy over their great victory. JlsioruiH. But sadJer than all, to the republicans Is the death ot to many of their leaders through excessive defeat. The Wett Hhore does not seem to know what the real issue in Wisconi n was. It was no; hostility to the public school), but it was hos tility to that provision of the Ilenne'.t law that practically compelled the teaching of the English language in piivate schools. The president has issued his Thanl solv ing proclamation setting apart Thursday, November 27th, as Thanksglvlngday. Yum, yum, how juicy and dtliclous ti e democratic t jrkey will be. svoaiii covAiDEsisi;. Powell & Co. Gold csnee at Will il Stark's. F. M. French kesps rsiiroaU time. Haw cream ehes just lucaived at Cor.rad Moycr. For artists' supplies no to Htsnard & Cusick's. Eaa & Achisou aio stlliug motio.rm.ots at Portland prices. Ifonbsvea big stock to select from Pow ell & Co' A popslar place L ViercckV shaving and hair dressing parlors, : Tba piano that dives perfect satisfaction you can tiud at Mrs flyman's. Choice swett Delaware era;s re'-.tlved frosb every incrjinc st C E tVcwnuHV. Bi bargains in ladi.in snd jj i.ts gold snd go'd tilled walelrts at F M French's'. A 2 horse engine f r it chnap, in good eoodition. Write to J B Hughes. Best stock of silver ware ia Albany at Will & Stalk's. Kodoubt of it. So.-. Mens', youths' and boys' cluthiug and furnishing gcods at O W Snrpsou's. A fl st claas abavo for only 15 centa at L Viereck's, Salruiari.li Biock, Albany, Or. Have you seen those parlor suits that 1 Brink has just received f Tboy are uioe. If yon want a fine toilet or bath soap es 1 SUoard & Cnsick, City Drag Store, ou For poifsctly pure water buy the Nstural Stone Filterer of Matthews & Wasbhuru For bargains in moouments, headstones, eto., go to Kgan & Acbuon, ilbacy,0."econ. Ladies call and sea tha 1 rtjsi nsvaliiei in dress goods at E C Searls. Yon should ca'l and see those One library lamps at C E Brow null's before buying ehe wher. . If you wact a good tilk' 'umbrella with gold or silver handle go to t'reueb's jewilry stve. . Quslit) is what helps Matthews i Wash -born sell the most stove of any houie Iu Al bany. - Call early and givo your orders to Mrs Hymen Tor the Juvenile Book, so they wilt b berc for Xmas. Buy your jewelry at Fraich's Jewelry Store. Eveiy dollar weith gets a ticktt to tbe drawing. Ticket for ALL eastern points, over ANY route, for sale by W. L. JeiU-r, at KP. ticket r;Q:e, TELEGRAPH 10 NEWS Knsslaa tyle. Warsaw Nov 11 The tilst of Midwife Skibinska her dnuiditcr Mine Ma'owtke her sister In-law another woman and two men for the murpcr ol 200 infnstt ha been conclmlcd. It was in evidence thst the children were ns- ter interred singly lint not to excite tuspition they waited un'il ImlidtMsn had died when they were huddled Into one coffin. The acens rd were defended by seven advocates but were found guilty. .Skibinska was sentenced to 3 years iinpnsnnmcnd snd the others got shorter taunt, Agninst the fenienry the public prose cutor lint appealed, No Lunger N U, Mount ANtir.L Nov ll Th first train svar the Oieguninn rood tinee the change of gauge snive l in charge of conductor Speiger tonight with one coach a n express oar ard 8 specials drawn by engine No to About fifty paasen gets wei ahocrd most hail Woodbum who cntmiMnatinlly psrticipated.in the Inaucurat tin and dedication of the new stamtnrd (;augo Ths-jr Mrlllrd It, IIatiKOI- Nov 11 Sam Smith and three brothats nmnM Jenkins had a tow on election day and Smith met the Jenkins with their father lust night when the trouble wns renew ed Smith being the rggretsor. All drew revol ver! tuna le followed. After the smoke had cleared awsy Smith was dead with half a dot- en bullc's in his Imdy old man Jcikijs fatally ami a son sngiitiy injured. laitlnas l)lnan. Missoula Nov ll Dec In is bUck Kri.tav 1'ieire Taut the last of the Indian murders waa todny sentenced to hanir on that dug. This it the fiiuith the convicted murder lieing I.s See. Autly, r.ncuie and 1'sul. l'siil took his sen tencc le heart more than the rest The trial ol the nl!vc. It.iinliiunii horse thieves it in pro RfXSS. A tlif Time. I.tv.KNK Nov I ILast week kev Kriver wot tried fur bealmc a 9-dear-il.inoy who had stole apples in lilt orcluul. I Is wat simittcd lie then Had the boy airrsted who was trcd and was aipiitted. Inning tS trial Driver snd eUorneyi engaged in sn altercation and the therm wat called to restore order. Ten l.U Hilled. LoniiokNov 1 1 A collision occurcd iodar on the Western road near Taunton between a freight and special train frow I'lomouih convey ing passengers fiom the stcsmcr N'oiham Cae tlejujt arrived at Plymouth from Cape of Gojd nope. 1 cn were killed and eight injured. Hai-str HVId I k FCArti.K Nov lu Mayor While was held up by footpads bul tiiht while joing up Yes Icr avenue to home. When a ninth street two footpadi crept up behind him and said hold up your hands (J d m you and back lo that iiht and two revolvers was thrust in bis lace: The familiar sl'k lis, had hidden hi features. I le stepped lack so suddenly I hat it rolled ofl his head t J the ground and lay there forgotten. The footpads teped furward to rille his pock et when they rdcognicd their victim and stop ped and hearing footstep approaching both turned and tan leaving the mayor standing on bis Iocs with his bauds pointing heavenwards. A rattle I'rarr4 New YokX Nov it A flood of alarming cablet fiom London prtiHcting das!ers in the iu.-.iUcU this week caused a panicky feeling a ruorig stuik etchanges here, l-ung before opening brokers tried lo nuke lafct of stocks but could not hn.l buyers and the signal for beginning l.utiness being given no offers ms-le, bul every bid was at once litlcd. This Selling came l Mintmllcn to Ull hum lOotO 95 a de dine of S per cent. Western L'oion felt $S. Other storks with the esception of Van JerUils fell 3 lo 6. There was no buying ordc'S in many of the specialties. tsrlawral sWilVrs 1IKIKA Nov 10 Mahohas been flooded by etcursijn parties lun by an Laslcrn syndi- caie ana 50,0c) aeies ol innd have teen taken up un ler Ihc deae. lar.d act. Uunafide set tlers complained and 1 yner of the land depart- mcni invesii;a:ci ana iiikcovercil thai parties were taLen across Snake river where land was pointed out to them whitli they were told was open ueulry. Khar! and fvlalrd HAt.it ki Nov 10 lov I'ennjer hdiv itstcd llie loiiuwi!ig proclamation: In pumuancc of a lime ho ored cusrom I do heiet-y a h.i:U Thursday Nov 27 as a day of ihankngiviug 10 Cod for the manifold and Mctsir.gt which he graciously vouchsafed lo this commonworth d.iring ihe past year lo be idwcrhcd on the 1 art of the t'cnple by aits of devotion and charit) , In testimony w hereof I havd caused the teal of the ttate of Orrgcn to le fued Tl.it lo day of Nov 1S00. SVLVfctTKtt 1'KNNOVKK Cov. Crarrnl Assrasblf K eft Iiknvkk Nv 10 The general assembly ol K of I. met this afternoon. There are 300 drligatc in the ciiy and Ion mors to arrive, Tonight Powdnly delivered an addiess On the tuhfrct of "The l.a'jor Situation of he I)ay," before the largest audience ass-;mbletj here for tome time. After lae Insurance, San Josk Nov 9 A bold conspiracy to bur a building fur the insurance waa discovered by officers here yesterday and J Aiken N Goodwin and C lirtnton are now under arrest. Aiken, tt a saloon keeper with a stock worth f 200,000 inturcd for f 1 80,000 made arrangements with Ilranson to turn the saloon forfioo. Branson informed insurance agents Roberts, Austin snd Carland and on officer. On advice of district -ittorney it wat concluded to let the fire be set and have a man pietent to t mot her it. The man did not show up and the building burued half down. It lctoriged to J I'beleni lott 1500,000. An insurance agreement between Aiken snd Bivnson was overheard by jwo con cealed witnesses. TheOlker Ride. Boston Nov 6 J Stark a member of the British American association of this city who has recently made tour of investigation through I-eland spoke in Music hall today, lie asser ted that the pecple in the northern or (ion ap peared to be prosperous and that there was no potato famine. The suffering in Southern Ireland he declared is the result of the plan of campaign cf which Dillon and O'Brien are the author!. He clainn that tenants bitterly re the introduction of the plan of campaign and would let tie with their landlord! if they were free ogentt. nerved Blehi. London Nov 9 A rare incident in theliin-ro-.y of the stock exchange occurcd last week. It wns the action of the committee expelling fiom the institution P Preston a broker for breach of fnith with a client,' It seems the client had ordered Pretton to sell a large par cel of Mexican securities but the broker disre garding the interests of his client first sold for himtclf thus spoiling his clients market. A Fotleal Item. Washington Nov 9 The Chicago Post' Washington repretenative thinks that senator 1 learnt derail inn of a return to the senate from California three years hence, will take up his residence in Montana near bis Anaconda mine fled will give hit senatorial ambitation full play in that stste as affording a better c lance than California, in view of tha recent elections. 1 his information '.he Post will as a fact print. Cabinet Prospects. Ciiattanoooa Nov 9 The Times will to morrow publish a statement that II Evens, firescnt congressman from this district dcfeo'eJ y the t-emorratic nominee ill be a tr ember of Ilanisons cabinet to succeed the tecretary of treasury who will be ten lei ed a scat on the supreme bench. IaHO.ALl. Cart Miller, of Mendocino City, rassrtfhronBh B. . recently. Ho says, " Joy'a Vegetable Bar apnrilla entirely cared bis. liver aud kidney UottuJe." Itob'tl. Parry, Assistant Superintendent Pull man I'sln: Car Company, whllo in California last summer, did not suflcr with bis usual sink headaches. If e gave Joy's VegoUiblo Saraeparille as Uiu preventing agent John M. Cot lives at 786 Turk St, 8. T. ire niied to be afflicted with sick headaches. Ha bad one attack the day he oommeuccd takinf Joy's Vegetable tiarsapartlla, but none since. I'bsy are dona, C. A. Busbnell, nf tbe Murp'r.y TltilldUiR. Market Ft, 8. V., snlTered with ludlgesUon and (tjrspepsta In Its wont iona ior yrsj-s, till Joy's VeireUbls Barsanarllla urns to kis relief. Ms now rucommenusit to evsrrbodf similarly ai Citled. irra. Sr. 1. H. Mssoa, I Ko. 14R8 VuiH Bt, 8. F.. wkoae troabla waa ebronie blliowaisas. ) says of Joy's Vrtabls Bartartrilla, "itacosion an tne uvr ana siaucys is aaciaea ana 1 am steadily impr oving. ... A. T. Eofart Is a wholesale shoo manafsota rer, at 76 ii lesion Bt., S. F. He says," Joy's V;e UWs Bursapsrilln has gireu him cntira reii-jl fiom kis indisertion and dypepeia." Instruction in MusicThose wish ing- Instruction In 'fiano, organ or har- Sr-onTRMBN, Rkad. Do you want a Irst-rliutblrd doc. choice Enslish nolnters and Krullsh Llewcllln letter minlc. Also a thoroughly broken pointer re trieves to hand and staucli on point. For sale. Writs forSnarticulnrs at once t ad . dress t. w. VtNKTAim. Corvallls, Or, Kauepsy. This is what you ouunt to have, n fact you must hav it, to enjoy life. Thousand srs searching fur it daily, sod mourning bs eaus they find it not. Thousands upon thousands ot dollar are sosnt annually by our people iu ths hop that they may attaio this boon. And vet It may b had by all. V onaranttt that Electrio Hitters, if used souordiiis direction and ths use purslaUd in, win nring you good tlueillon anil oust the demon iJysiwiisie Slid install instead Eupepy, We rswimtnsnd Klnotrlo Hitter fr Dyspepsia and all riisnases of Llvor, oiumsun ana MUneyt. rtuhi at ouu ana ft per buttle byj'oshay St Mason, druggists. NI2W ADVEKTISICMKNIH. ALBANY NURSERIES' mrlS 11 A VI.! ON HANI) at nur nnrwnrv IT on ihe Ccrvallln road, one-half mile from town, a flno lot of fruit tree cf all kind atom befitiinl any whbra on lb 9 rymJt. If you oonle-nipla'. planting irons It wl.l pay you to 'no our st'M'U snd got ojr prloe-r. Cataloged fieo, I1YMAN HKOWNELL. A IMW KOH HALF, J). roe-fourth iV Jetioyotir year nld.n Una animal, fail at nffloa nf (r gon Lsod Co, Albany, IJoTUAY MOIICif. Mrayed from my 1i rtmidena, 4 iiitlna east of Albany, atxnit. the lMt of Oolob r, ona lod and white cow, a yncra old, ulvlnc milk , lian or.n dro p born, strap w'tn rliia around bonis, a liberal rt-ward will tm tmld any one leaving Information In Post oftlca of bnr whereabout. Addroa U1X) vV ROOKIVS. S. W. Paisley, Albany, rssa. WHOLESALE DEALER IN Tobacco and Cigars. DR. ABORN IS NOW AT PORTLAND, OltCOON. roi TRoac wno ( a.ixot rmrtiDLT CiLt ra. OXiLLT.ROat TBKATIKJrr rLStTCU WITsV U THE Ult Or All. THST WILL lUTK umirri5kott ututt axo a ftXlASKST tXKaV Tbe most ;eedv, tmsitlr and fnnt Bent cure for C alnrrh of the I Ieal, Asthma, and all Throat, Bronchial, Lung, Heart, Stomach. Liver and Kidney AtTcctiona, Nervous DcMlity. etc. CoasumirUon. ia its rarlou stages, rxrrmanently cured. Dr. Anoax'a oriKtral nior'.e of treatment and hi mcdic-ate-1 inhalation ctve in tautaneou relief, huitd up ami rcvilal- txes the whole constitution ana system, thereby proloneinir i(c. Weak, nervous. debilitated and broken -down constitu tion, old and yotinK. invariably gain from ten to thirty pound iu from thirty to ninety dav. i psu Auotx'i rh-nnmrna1 sVlll and mar Ttlou cure have created the greatest astonishment on the Pacific Coast and throughout the American continent, dur lnir the- nast twentv-five vear. Asthma. Catarrh of the He!, and all Throat, Bron- chlal and Lune trouble 'nstantly relieved, and Deafness often cured jurrtnnnently at first consultation. I)n. AbOBN'S mmv oa the "Curability of Consumption," and a treaUae on fCaUrrh of the Head," with evidence of some extraordinary cures, mailed free. Call or address DR. ABORN, ' Faartis ss lerrtwa ts rartlaad, Orfs Kotb. ItaiM tnalmsnl, ssetuely packed, sent ty SSysass to all parts ol iha Facx&c Coail, Sot Ukm wbo SaotVA possibly call fo parsoa. Ill MViTEP TO CALL FOB FRII COTSUITATIC Assignee's Notice a Notioa is hereby (ivso tlist tb nnder rgnsd bss ban sluly appoiuted an 1 qaatdled as srsloes of the estat cf tarl Usee, an loaoUaut dsbtor. All iK-rsona hsving claims against ssid sstaU era hereby required to present tba ssro to lh nndersittnud at AN bsny, Oregon, within thra snontbs from this data, propel ly verified as by law requind. November Oth, 18'JO. L C. Mi:sitt t, Atsigne. Executor's Notice, Notic I hereby ((iven that the nnder sijztjsd was this day by order cf tbe County Court of Linn county, Orunn,duly appoint ed astcutor nl tlm last will snd testament nf I'rett'io Munktrs, dec-osisd. A'l person having-laim ajfaiuat the estate tf ssid de ceased srs faaraby nolillrd to pteseut the lima duty vtiitlad to the nudtrsaKned.at his resideooe near Uein, Linn eon nty, Oregon, within aix months from this date. Kovoinlier 8 h, lo'OO, TM UVRKtHm Hewitt & Irvine, Executor, Atl'ys for Kitcutor. Executor's Notice. In the County Conr. of Linn Counts', Bute or Or-Rod. In tbe matter or the e-.tato of K ijb Haltmar.ili, do- cenned. NO'IICW la lurohy glvej that the on dorr.ljnoi) Iras toen duly appointed executor cf said entate, by .he Countv Court or Linn county, OregoD. and that all person having ololru aalnat estate are hereb" required to prc-H-nt them to' Kciber with the proper vouchers and proofs to the underJgned at my houae 7 miles nout (leant ot Lebanon, on tho Hweet IU me road, In Linn county, Oregon, with in aix month from the date horooi. Dated at Albany. Oregon this 2nd day of October, A V, 18t. WAAO MALTMARSH, J. J. Whitney, Executor, A tty for Executor. Executor's Notice, NOTICE 13 HEREBY QIVEX THAT the undersigned ha beeu duly ap pointed by ttie County Court of Llun county, Oregon, executor of the laat will and UMiament of MO Hill, deceased, late ef Llun county, Oregon. All persona hi vltiR claim agoinat said eatate are here by notified to present them duly verified ti the undersigned at hi office in Albany within aix month frow this date. October 24, 1890. J. Li DILL, T. J. Stitbs, Kxecutor. A tty for Executor. Administrator's Notice. T OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TUAT tbe undersigned baa been by the County Court for Linn county, Oregon, duly appointed administrator of the es tate, of Maria Crewos, deceased, late of Linn county, Oregon. . All persons hay -lag claim against aald estate are hereby notified to presem them properly verified wlti in aix month fr m thlsdnte to Ihe undersigned at Albany, Oregon. , Kept 28, 1890. - Geo JlnMPBREY. Admlniatrato ! p& I Pianos. TUors w.'shlnir. a first class Initrument, the test aude to stand the ellmato of tbe Const, can 1 e suited by calling at Mr B E Llyinas's, opposite tho Masonlo Tem ple, on First Street. The latest vocal and instrumental music kept for sale, also tbe li vgent assortment of stamping pattern to select from thi elds of 'Jfriseo. Les jso5 viv !n paintlnsr 'r"t pr V rrajJ-ing - ' r Vik. f b Conrad Mever. rRortiKTT2t or. STAR BAKERY CComer Broadalbin and First Sts., oDKALKK IN svtiurU rrolla, Cm Hue Meats, sJlaaairssre, niiware. JHn rrallfs. Vegetable. Tobacco, Cigar, lunar Np'c, Co (lee. Tea, i:ie Ki ot avorylblng that la kept In ten til yarlnty and grooary t,n. U Ik-be ft rket prloi raid for mJUHDS OF i'RODSJCE. STEEL PENS 1 rflmp! Pen. llrTorent patioms, in I aCa Nf. It-4 Plt 1 r-!.i.li tlox. out trott-puia jo ruelpt U lt i:.VJ . PERRY acilonp'o... .tf.2. I. Offlc. CI 9 iotr. Hers Tck. PllVTKnnrl AI! -Coma and ace a Iron you want l-a.n IU, bnulias, ot) oil, luhrlnslln; otla oxla grss.i, Ad. Stews ht At mx FortmiKer & Irving, sftOOO 1 -FUNERAL DIRECTOHS.- Arterial Embalming: Dons Sclentlf. ICAlIy. $500 Howard I W'F wilt Mr III sImv rsr4 far ssv ot Lrs CaoHainl. Prl-V.SlfS Hslsi.ldlsrtlw Obsf stitMOoa or (MnM raiutoS ear srius w V.i,lU.rl1iKv IN 4lrstloM arasSrtntry esp;ir4 HS Tkrf are pnnir Vwtsl.il. asvsv IslltoaiscMtMafttaa. NumrCW4 Lanrsavsav ontaiaina I'Uls. tt rsata. awr af nniaHist n iniitoM, Tfcs cmuim SMUsarsMaras oaiy ty rs jobs u wist ouar.cuicuo.iu- "DHELPS, Job Printer, I JL 1 st. St. t.U,7mAlbany City Restaurant iltvioe been '.entirely remodeled, thi old and ppnlar rettauratit will b mad firat- claia n evary raapaot. lb pubi.o will bt liven good meals at all hour for only 28 cents. Even thing beat and attractive. I'm ale bos. Ujstsrs In every style. AMMUNITION, ETC, ."f?,,. powder. Ina-te-i aliatla, cartridges, e.ao lU a n at reasonable figure. Don't irns ii w baa you eoroe to lay In w Intent auprdy or ammunition, to pr ronr ranch from tbe Inroad of that I Lacked emigrant. Hrawanr A tit Onl U I0n WO -Don't bue an Iron nu.. imuuu ii u- i,i harrow unt' tyoa Aral oalt on Ulawsrt JK not to forget thia. o. It will pay oo KHT? n A HEALT.I IS WEALTH! 1K. r.C. WKHrU Karr and Brain TnaUnert a ruarfiiaa aprcino rue Hyatarta, luxatioss, Coavul atuna, n a, Ng-toua Neoralgia, Huadaoea, k, Hoadaaea, Narvaw rmwrsiKMi oaii.au iy IB ua ol i alcuaal or Inoaaoik. Wakarulnaa. Urnlai Uapraaaiua. a-4wnlnf of tha own, wumna in laaaniiy anu raauiny to misarr, orotv and da.b, praualitra old ara, lisii siinsat. lots, nf l-owr, caused by orar-asarUuli at tbs rnun Kteh bos oon tains ona month's treatment. SI a bos' r an auaia i"r f j, ami oj man preM aa receipt pnw. WE Ol'ARAVTEE SIX BOXES TO CL'HI ANT With each order rsoeWsd bv us for all botes. seenaipanlad with 6, ere will send tb purahaaar our arltsan curanea to refund ths mooay If tbs treat ment does not cflect a curs. Ouarantaes Isauad only by J. A. Cumminff, Iiragfiat, sol agant, Albany, Or. TV'HSOLUTIOS NOTICE - Notice la XJ hereby given that the firm at H. N. Meele A Co. baa been dissolved. CaJ Rurkbart retiring The buslnes will be continued bv s. N. Steele. Albany, Oct 20, 1890. 8. N.Svel. Cai. Bubkha&t. A larse stock of oil cloth and linolenm jost received at Fort miller St Irving'. Public Sale. riHIETJNDERSraNED WILL OFFER X at pub in rat at Npioer, on tLeNar iow Gauge It R, on Friday, November 14, 1190, at I o'Uek. p m, fiom e'gut to twelve bead of gel singe, from three to four year old, all kind and gentle, but not broktn to bsrnecs, weighing from 1030 to 1259, being Perobonn and Morgan blood. Terms of sale: Twelve month rdlt without interest, with approved ecurltv. Ten per cent off for caab, the bove property will be sold without es e. Come gentlem n, there la a a lor you. 8. M- Pennington. "WBTJCi, lont vi snd F, M, F BENCH will tall yon ons at a bargain either ldls or uents. .ia.'. '..vl..... ..ri.Tiiir. ir1 fTiir'rr Til ''"P1P57- a" set" sarV "TT-- , , V anA.. STRAYED. From tbe farm of tka snb- scribed, on or tbeut tbe 2uth,one bay mare, 15 hands high, five year old, few saddle ma. ks, little white on bind feet, ebod In front with smooth abeen: and one black rVijw. - - ward for iu. same. The Pasteur Water Filter will bo on exhibition in our its arrival, and can be con 'throwing both Filter ed and Unfiltcrod water. Can bo attached to main diroct, or wo will'havo them for well wator They tako out all Disease 'ect filters, not strainers. - -Zl- -' '3k. ' . - - il ; s it :' 6 to' J SIV1ITH & SENDERS, ALBANY, OREGON. And SherifTa Wale, In tAs Circuit Court of the State oj Ortf.au for the County of Linn. Tbe Dnndae Mortgage and Trost aovaatmanl Company, United, Plaintiffs, T. T S Tbompaoo, end Nsreiaaa Tbompaoo, his wifa, J L Cowan nd t E Cowan, hi wife, J K Weatbetford and to A Weather, ford, kis wife. Martha R rkbw.t log and W K Il.lyeo, IWendant. KOTICE is bersby given tbit by virtoe of an execution aud ordrr of sale tamed out of tb above named Court, in the a'x.vs en titled actioD, I will on aalaraay. Ike 3ik slay af tsreeaaber, IS9, At tb Court llousa dnr in tb e tnf AI baay, Lisa eoaoty, Oregon, at the boar of I o'clock p. re. of said day. sail st pobtie aeettoo for cash In band to ths highest bid der lh real property iu ssid execution and order of sals described as follows tt-wit. Tb south balf of the nortbaaat quarter sod tb vast half of tha southeast qosrii-r of sec tion twenty, and tb south halt of tb sooth wt quarter of section twenty-one, snd ti e north half of the north a est quarter of eo tie twenty-eirrht, all in towosbin thirteen. oath rsnts two wast of the Willemotre meridian la Lieo county, Oregnn.conUinir-g om aorae mora or ires, ma proceeds arisu g from tbs sal of said premise to be applied s First, to the pay met) t of the eoete anddu-' borsmeota of the above rntrtlrd stilt tatrd at $40 80, and tba aooruin g costs of and op ! on said e seen tion. Saeond, to tbe payment oi piaiouus ctarm, amooouui; to mo sum (if 1719.50 and accruing interest thcieoa at tie rate of 10 pr cant per stounmind tb furth er sum of $ I Jo ,00, Attorney 's feca. Fourth, to the payment of tha claim of thr defendant W K Hilyeti, to wit. lbs aum r-l '75.KI,aad fifth. If any t-alanr remain li pid to ths defeodants. 1 8 and KareUsa Thuntaon. stated this 6s.b day of Nr.veir.lKir, 1S90. M. SvXiTT, Sl'.-ritT of l.inn eon nty. Or. Uy I S Smith, deouty. at urn m 8 a b a b a a S a a THE CXlKBATEIt . , KB essrvu av sh.ma.. M H M omiin WaSSUil .REVOLVERS- Tk Flat it tnsil arms Car alanutacturad. -ar alanufactursd. Uarlvalodfti a- for &&, as arnaar-v aa J. dusahilIty a u m EXCeilEHCEol Hsiunnaiaaanir an , . CONVEHlErsCe In C- LOAOIttO an SAFETY Beware of cheap Iron imitation I A. i H Send for lliirttralrd CaU!f-gu twl Price Lit toH y SMITH tV WESSON, PS I B SS 0 8 B B I B fl a LITTLE rLlV fu .ins HF H B 11 h DO NOT CRIPE, SICKEN 03 CONSTIPATE. Son Cmtt fo Siex Ncsdumc, ladifaetiea erOeBatipaeiea. . ejnrroeilieOoro.l.siaa aw k iinrir.iH..k ui i Ta 4ms aaa he alealr adjnetsa to suit tha eaa. aa aaa pill eaa new be too lata a does. ar to uka aa ao atoeb aocar. 4 pills put np la a strone vial anion eaa ba carried la vawt poefcrt. A Orai cat.. Saaa la Initkn aaS Sa.lam tak Km e.ahM alia. al Wl"Tra.rt. Salt Kf7kw.tsc bukj, ( mmmm wwm mmm wmm Mr aa. as iuijn Dft. HARTtR'S IRON TOMIO. rcairirstse i.imoi Rsnui.tTks thsLivysB aad Kinsava aaa atcMTouKA is. uaaiUTATRnl ta HKA1.TH aat Vl(lt)UOi;!lMTklCN..-riln.v,m.r The dr. hahtiredicihicq.st. iouis, mo. Notice to Tax-Payers, Notice Is hereby given that I, or my deputy, will meet the tax-payers of Linn county, Oregon, at 9 o'clock a m, and re main until 4 o'clock, p m, at their respec tive places of votinn In the several ore- clncts, at the following time and placet, for the purpose of collecting the taxes ior the year of 1890; Rock Creek, Monday, November 34th Fox Vallev. Tuesday. Nov acth Sclo, Wednesday, Nov 25th Thursday, Nov 37th Friday, Nov 28th Saturday, Nov 39th Monday. December i&t Tuesday, Dec 2nd Wednesday, Dec 3rd Thursday. Dec 4th Friday, Dec 5th Saturday. Dec otli Monday, Dec 8th Tuesday, Dec 9th . Wednesday, Dec 10th Thursday, Dec nth Friday, Dec 1 3th Saturday, Dec 13th Monday, Dec 15th Tuesday, Dec 16th ,Wednesday, Dec 17th Thursday, Dec 18th Franklin Butte, Santlam, Lebanon, Waterloo, Liberty, Sweet Home, Brush Creek, Crawfordsvilie, Brownsville. Center, Syracuse, llarritburir. Halsey, Shedd Tangent, Orleans, Peoria, East Albany, West Albany, At Dany, riday, Dec 19th Prompt payment will be required. Pay your taxes and save costs. M. SCOTT, Sheriff ar.d Tax Collector. Dated November 3, 1890. Beat stock or 2nd p3T ;ooda in the Va ley, and the moat reasr iale prices, both to buying and soiling. I have on hand ail kicda of FURNITURE, STOV, TINWARE TRUNKS, BOOKS, PICTURES ' aCLQCKS, CRSCKF.RY, ETC., ETC. " v-aiiss elf tors. 2nd EJZF' Store. Show Window, on Gcrma, and aro"pcr- Fully Warrnnlrd Monitor aul Superior Cooks, lleatora and Ranges. Tho best assortment. The lowest prices. Uoautiful goods. Reliable dealers in Pumps, Water Supplits, I'lumbing Goods, are sw They Pay the Freight. Was iievor ho Chvap in Alhany a it lias been since T.L. opciml with their We are also wiling immense quantities of Boots, Shoes and Furnishing Goods, at greatly roJucetl price?, quality considered. Conic on with away barga ns. the masses, FINE NEW GOODS, : Cheap for Cash : CHAS. M. DODD & CO. IMPORTERS OF- Hardware, AND FARM MACHINERY, Front, First and Vine Streets, ::::::: Portland, Oregon. Goie Agents for Oregon V k .eV. F Tm Wl f!t n t ta S Single, Double, or TViplo Furrow. Tliey mo so aim; Ij an J owe so near absnhita perfection, that tbos srh havs uaod Utrin 1 or si-en them work can not say encash in their praise. We furnish them viU) or without ae.it attachment Seat attachruerita are extn. DEERE PO"v7K LIFT GTTL.-KrZ- PLOm BUCKEYE SHOE PRESS GRAIN DRILL. ; Buvke.ve Hoo Press Craia Di CI, Bacl.t'jc Settlers, Bucks; Spring Tooth Harrow. - DEERE'S DISC HARROW AND SEEDERS Th latest Improved Inipleuicnt t-r aowing mmmer tallow. Tho most oomplet and successful tool Icr tk , purpose iu use. V We nlso have a fall linn af Rasgleit. Cnrrlaeva Phnrtons, lEonntaia tt'aoaJ - llatl'rm uuit oiHcr ajring Veliiclcu. SCHUTTLER FARTy. WAGONS. KAISH BARB Witt. ETC., ETC. rnvn r-n st-m.T. npTT..n. .in rvitn im E. THRALL, AGENT, OHLINQ Grocers and Bakers; j " " . Oppotiit tlx Eterere Efoase.' Kcepa nret class stock of Groceries, Produce, and Baked Goods. "r Bottom prices. . h,v a ""MW,UI Bi nico Una on bandcd can give yeu good prlcs. ' BTKWa.T A Sox. ROOMS TO LET. Furnished or un furnished. Inquiro at thisoffloe. E STRAY KOTICE. Strsred'l'rom my farm ono three year old steer, hpci balf crop- Vo; ifh far; Suitable rev- ni J. I'-ri-r ; - !..-. t- , . , I '-: 'fr 1 dS "' ' lanaaw . vl y- -' . - " J rs-'i ' A c - , m e a go. ::: Jfammoth stoek. inspect our stock and carry Steel and Washington for MOUNE.UX. rat, see s a 1 jsaa. a a j. ALBANY, OREGON. E STRAY NOTICE -Strayed from my residence.two miles east of Corvallls, atout three weeks go, a bay pony msre about 9 Tears old.- Keward for return or information aa to whereabouts. Adclrsss, Z LEONAKD, CorvaJlis ' Tf JAUTIES vanth g psftni-e Inthp" tfith pasture, c&t i-e tb.s dun1 STt KOUNEjlUa,' & WALLACE Fa-' blank