The state rights democrat., July 10, 1891, Image 2

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E4itr aa4 r?irlUH,
KMOUTSOr LIBOB VSKUtBUCANJ.
A disatca from I ailadciphia sayst
General Vlartti Workmaa Powder!, of tht
Knights of Labor, tonight mil public a
Isngthv statement regarding the Controversy
over th esaplayncat n( iat pi inters, lit
begim with th assertion that the statements
credit! to secretary Foster sre entirety and
MKltuliRedly false. The secretary has stated
that the matter was ot a subject of discussion
at Msfiekl between Senator Sherman, Major
mckinley and himself. Povnlerlv asserts the
matter was discussed at Mansfield, and that a
settlement was advised. Posntetly holds proof
of thia over McKinlrye signature. June 30
Secretary Foster concluded an argument with
Messrs Devlin k Cavsnagh to rotors the dis
charged men, and even went so far as to write
a letter to one of them, embodying the agree
ment. That letter, Fowdrrly says, he doUm
According to Devlin's memoranda, the terms
weri
That the seven men dropped from the rolls
In the plate printing department shall be re
stored to their farmer places, or places of
equal importance and pay, and shall be treated
with the same fairness and consideration ns
the other plate printers by the chief and assist
ants In the bureaus. That lfcur of them shall
be restored witUn ten days, and the others
within o weeks from date.
Just as the knights were congratulating them
selves upon the happy termination of the
trouble, committee .of plate printers was
calleJ in by Meredith, The card which pre
ceded them said:
"A delegation from the Compere federation
of labor desires to be heard before an agree
ment is arrived at with the Knights of Later.
Continuing, Powderly in his statement says:
These men have been drilled by Meredith
as to their speech and conduct while deliber
ating with the secretary, but MereJtth forgot
to tell Iheas the nsme of the organization tliey
were sapposed to represent, and gave the
name of an association that docs not exist."
After a short interview with this committee
the secretary turned to Devlin and said, "If
there is to be a Gght with this organisation or
yours I dont know Dot I bad better fight yours.'
Devlin retorted that the Knights ol Labor
coald do some fighting themselves, and called
Secretary Fosters attention to the fact he bad
concluded an agreement, but Foster said he
would have to send fur Gompers before he
could arrive at a further understanding of the
case. The advices of Secretary Foster have
influenced him to so act as to give the contro
versy such n coloring as to create the impress
iou that it is a struggle between the labor
orgaalxations. Such ia not the case. Foster
has an undoubted ritUl to consult with Com
pere if he pleases, but the fact sill remaios
that none of the men involved belong to any
organisation, but the Knights of Labor.
IT H JLTKAID.
A correspondent wants to know If the
"Webster's Dictionary'' offered as pre
mium by a certain newspaper la the real
Webster's'' which cost from $10 to $11
In tht general trade. No, tht book now
offered as a premium Is the "Webster' of
forty or Cfty rears ago and bears no com
parison to th genuine Unabridged now
In use. It Is onh less than $1.50, and
in comparison with the Latest Revised or
the International It Is a fraud. Corres
pondent will pay more than it is worth If
he secures It as a premium.
The Inconsistencies of "protection" or
gans are too numerous 10 be counted. One
republican organ savs:
It Is no secret that government of Eu
ropean countries seek to rr aka their peo
ple Independent of our agricultural pro
ducts. In some cases this Is done by pos
itive esclu Ion. and In other by duties that
are meant to be and are practically pro-
filbitorv.
There Is need that our government
should do what Ilea In Its power for the
protection ol Amcilcan farmers against
tl.e injurious f IT rets of this etclusion
poller.
Indeed! Has any protectionist any right
to complain of this Hnjurious policy"
Do not protect bnlsta seek to make Amer.
leans entirely Independent olall Euiopean
manufacture) by either positive delu
sion or by "duties l.iat are meant to be and
are practically prohibitory?'' The Euro
peans are mainly acting in aelf defenae.
They have learned the lesson taught them
by protectionists. Let there be no whining
. like a baby overcome.
At a meeting belt! In Trtmont Temple
to welcome the venerable Neal Dow, con
siderable comment was caused by the re
marks of Prof John W Hamilton, who
t.jok occasion to censure President flanl
son for h!s lack of prohibition principles
during his recent trip.
In the course of his speech he said: ut
have only respect for the christian gentle
man who presides In the White House,
and Ms action in holding religions ser
vices In his car was worthy of a Christ
Ian. But I aay when a man goes from
one end of this country to another, taking
his cup in the face and eyes of the young
men.be is an unworhtjr representative. The
time Is coming when he will discard h!
cups and yield to the force of the prohibi
tion party."
The Southern Interstate Immigration
Association is preparing fcr ar. exposition
of the resources of the smth. to be opened
soon at Raleigh, N C. The purpose of
the exhibition Is to attract Investors from
the north and elsewhere and to stimulate
southern Industries. A notable feature
will be the colored department, to which
35,000 square feet haa been allotted. The
association thinks It due t' e negroea that
what they have done since they were
made free should be shown to the world.
Secretary Noble Is bar J at work turnlr.g
over Raumfsm in the Pension Department.
Every one who has ever been compelled
to spend any length of time on the banks
of the Chicago river Its hot weather will
pity the secretary. The wr ft of a sewer
cleaner seems preferable to the dut'ea of a
secretary of the Interior under the present
at'inlm. ration.
Mr Rhine's s'ay a liar Harbor has al
ready r)ine him a vast amount of good
physically. He waHs about with firm
tread and erect figure and there la a trace
of rotor In his white face. He Is also able
now it cover about two miles a day with
out fatigue and he no longer ticeds the
helping arm of a friend In "is walks.
Mr U'.aine resembles his presMeaihl - boom
to tin extent that be is said to le gaining
strength daily. He is taking life easily at
liar Harbor He goes out driving everyday
takes a regular amount ol esercisc, has a food
appetite n.t seems g'cslly to enpy his free
dm from oflitiat cares. Occasionally he
imagines that be is going to have an attack of
illness, but that Is a weakness he lias had for
niany years.
The TrUuofr, claims that Jeff Myers snys
MrKinley is not a man of ability.
)-ff Myers says MrKinley is not the man of
sbiUty he hi bten leil to believe he ws.
tieiitienien n I ladies of the common wealth
of Oregon, you pays your money, you takes
your cltivC. Singular,
"HUMS MC1UM KV l'ltlCK."."
The Ortgiit under the above caption
recites that one aslslant Secretary 11ns
sey, (whoever he Is,) Informs the public
that bid 1 for conti acts lor furnishing goods
and supplies for ths Indians are put at
tower figures than they ere before the
passage of the McKlnley bill, and urges
thla tact to show that prices have not ad
vanced since the passage of that bill. Tht
Orgvn,in cites tht fact that eight pound
pair of blankets fre now offered for $5,3'
that cost $136 a year ago. Now, does that
paper for a single moment pretend to aay
that this follows as a result of the passage
Ol the MrKinley bill? . Let us see. The
duty on the eight pound pair of blankets
before the passage ol the McKlnlry bill
was $1.00, McKtnley raised the duty on
tht same blankets from $1.60 to JpjSo,
Tht placing ot auch a duty would rntur
alty limit tht supply ot blankets In this
country, and limiting the supply of an ar
ticle ordinarily increases the price. Hence
the difference In tht price at which these
blanketa art now offered compared with
the price of a year ago Is attributable either
to tht fact that tht manufacturer obtained
his wool cheaper since than before the
passage ot the McKlnley bill or that he
has reduced tht wages of his employes
and can thus sell cheafer. The 0re?i
mm can choose either horn ot the dilemma.
To attribute the Increase In the price ot
of flour, pork and beef to the McKlnley bit
la the unabashed act ot the demagogue.
It Is too thin. The farmer can be no
longer deceived by such nonsense,
iioxfcaiUKtrs,
The Sclo Prut approvingly apprprlates
the arguments ot some "exchange" In
favor ot the so called "borne market"
theory put forward as an excuse for the
Imposition ol a high tar I It tax on foreign
Importations, Time, and time again has
this home market theory been shown to be
a humbug. "Home market for farm pro
ducts" haa been the shibboleth ot repub
llcan protectionists tor years So tar as
tht home market tar wheat, corn, oats,
beet and pork, which conatltutt tht main
surplus In farm projects, are concerned,
our farmer now and have always
controlled this market and have always
had a large surplus to send to foreign
markets. We are continually told that the
home maiketlsbettsr than a foreign. This
Is true only when our fanners do not have
more than enough to supply the home de
mand. When they have a surplus above
the amount necessary to supply the home
demand, the foreign demand or market Is
a God-send, a better market alwaya thin
the home market would be without th?
foreign market. Does not the Prtn know
that the price ot wheat In the home mar
ket la alwaya regulated by the market ot
Liverpool . A speculator buying xbest
to supply the home market will not ordi
narily pay any more than he who buys
to aupply the foreign market And If It
were not lor the foreign market the prtc
of our wlvat would still rule low er. The
"home market" scheme Is an exploded
humbug.
AsHINUT0.1.
(Praia our nanus ourrsMnisal.)
Washington, June 19, tSol
That Mr Harrison rss ever had the
slightest Intention ot agreeing to any sy
tens ol reciprocity that the Canadian gov
ernment would accept Is not believed by
those In positions to kt.ow his real opinions
on this subject; therefore it Is not surprts.
ing to bear that the Informal consultation
which was sometime s;o set tor nest
October mav trVe place at all. It la a
leged that the administration feels grcat'y
offended at the publication In an English
"Blue Book'' of its part in this Canadian
reciprocity business, which it clal.ne the
representatives ot Canada hud agreed,
should be confidential until some definite
agreement was reached, and that Isn't all
It la also claimed that Mr Blaine and the
administration are greatly misrepresented
In the aforesaid "Blue Uook",which stales
that the first overtures for reciprocity came
from Mr Blaine. It doesn't mucti matter
which side la right In the present contro
rersy, but It looks very much as if it was
to be mtLt the excuse for putting an end
to even the limited prospects ot Canadian
reciprocity that have existed. But no
body need be surprised, as it was never
Intended that the conference should be
anything but a meaningless fstce. The
right sort ot a reciprocity treaty with
Canada would doubtless prove beneficial
to both countries, but there Is nut much
probability of our getting such a treaty
until there is a change ot administration.
This very American administration has
contracted for eight gun carriages of Rus
sian pattern at $1 1,500 each, to mount the
twenty-Inch breech loading mortars In.
tended for harbor defense upon.
Senate r Paddock, of Nebraska, has been
here appealing to Mr Harrison to help
him in his efforts to get returned to the
senate. It is said that he offered in return
tor the help asked for, to guarantee that
Nebraska would send a sjlid Harrison
delegation; to the next republican conven -
on. Mr llarrltcn was non-rummlttal,
for several reason. lie has not forgiven
Mr Paddock for the pait he took In defeat
ing the Force hill at the taut session of
congress, but that wasn't hi principal
reason for not comrr.ittt.ig himself to
(he senator's support at this lime. It
has been stated to him that ex Senator
Van YVyck, who Is In the field against
Paddock, Is strong enough to divide the
delegation if not tj be elected to '.he senate,
and he wants time to find out, as his pro
gram ia not to antagonize anybody
strong enough to control even a part of
any stale delegation to the next republican
convention.
Ex-Senator Ingalls delivered a lecture
at the Glen Echo Chautauqua, near Wash.
Ington, today. He has been here three
days, but son.c how or other he has entire,
ly forgotten to call on the occupant of the
White House.
Representative Mills, Crisp, and Alc
Mlllln, the three most prominent candl
dales for speaker of the house have all rc
eeptsd Invitations to deliver addresses to
the Tammany society of New York on
Jur 4-
It the republicans carry lotli Obio and
Iowa this fall, it will be no more '.ban they
did last fall when they carried both states.
Sound Advick. It pays to get Hie
best; even Shakespeare admitted thai.
In thia connection it may be remarked
that W It Urabam haa just received 11 it
ek'Kant lint of suitings (or the spring and
summer, never surpartMed in an Albany
market. They are the bent to be ob
tained, as an inspection will show, and
Mr Graham ia prepared to mate tlium
up in the latest stylo with a skill his
long experience has enabled liiin to b
mauler of.
Mothers I . .
Castoiia ia i (commended by physicians
for ohildren teething. It i a purely tx
ttbla prepara'iop, it ingredients are pub
lished arouud aach hottbi It is pleasant to
ths taste snd a x.liittly hsritilews. It relieves
constipation, rtyuliit.a tho bowel, quiets
pain, cur- dmi rnoca and i id colic, ajlay
feverUhnesa, destroys worms, and prevent
oorjvo!sii;, soothes the ehi'd and gives it
refreshing and natural aleep. Osstorta is
the children's panaoea the mothers frier.d.
33 doses, 35 cents.
stDMJM K NO, lit.
An ordinance to amind sections 3, 7, and 9
of ordinsnre No ajn entitled "An ordinance
to provide for the prevention and removal of
nutsanres and to punish those who allow or
maintain litem, and to provide how tht costs
and expanses of abating such nuisances shall
be collected and paid, and to define what shall
constitute a nuissnct within ths limits of tht
city of Albany," Approved by tht nay or
Aptll 16, 1S91,
The people of the el'y of Albany do ordain
as follows
Suction i. That Section 3 ol ordinance
No too. entitled "An ordinance to provide for
ths prevention ami removal of nuisances and
to punish those who allow or maintain them
and to provide how ths costs and expenses ol
abating such nuisances shall be collected and
paid, and to deilns what shall constitute a
nuinsnrs within the limits of tht city of Al
bany. Approved by ths mayor April 10, ISgl
be and the same is hereby amended to at to
read as loiiowu
Suction 1. No person or persons shall
permit, or suiter to accuntulatt in or upon any
yard, lot, place or premises, or upon any
strset, alley or s.i!ewaik adjacent to or abutt
ing upon anv lot. block, tdaca or . nramlsea.
owned or cuntrolcd by him or them, or for
which hs 1 r thsy msy be agent or agents
within ths city of Albany any stsgnaat or Im
pure water, refuse vegetables, decayed or de
caying substances, garbage, manure or filth of
any kind, nor sutler such lot, place or prsra-
tses to t-e or remain in men a condition as 10
csuseor produce or create aay noisome or
oilensive smell or atmosphere, or, thereby to
be, become or cause or crests or product
public nuisance, nor shall the owner or owners
or any person or persons In ths possession on
control ol any lot or premises In said city 0
Alban) abutting upon any street Or alley
therein, erect, construct or place in or upon.
or sutler 01 permit to be erected, constructed
or plsccd in or upon, or sutler or permit to
remain in or wpon any portion of su.h street
or alley so snutung upon such lot or premises.
any building, or structure or thing belonging
to or under the control or in tht pjsesslon of
such person or pesos t whereby the public use
of su:h portion of such street or alley is or may
be obstructed or impeded; Prov ided, that no
person shall be prosecuted for a violation of
this section, unless such violation shall con
tinue tor hvt days after he or they have ra
ceived th nodes p-ovided for ia Section 7 of
Mid ordinance No 109.
Section a. That Section 7 of said ordi
nance No 309 be, and tht same is hereby
amended so as to read as followst
Section 7. Whenever the marshal ol
ssid city alkali be informed of the existence
within the limits ol said city of any nuisance
piohibited by Sections 3 and 4 of this - ordi
nance, he shall immediately make or cause to
be npde, an examination of tht yard, lot,
strcer, alley, sidewalk, place or premises on
which it is charged Inst such nuisance is
suffered or permitted to exist, and if a nuisance
s found to exist thereon, or to exist upon any
treet, sidewalk or gutter adjacent to or abutt
ing on any such yard, lot, place or premises,
unless it shall be necessary ia order to abate
such nuisance lo fill np or dram the property
on which the same is situated, he shall forth
with give lo either lbs owner aent or occu
pant or peroa or persons in possession or
contiol of such yard, lot. placs or premises or
to ail of them, a notice to remove or abate
sucn nuisance within 5 days of tht service of
such notice upon such owner, occupant or
agent or pcrsoa or persons in susb possesion or
control, and if such nuisance is not removed
at the end of 5 days I rota the service of such
notice on such owner, occupant, sgent or
person or ersoos in such possession or control,
tbe marshal shall cause soch owner, occupant
sgsnt or person or persons ia such posessioo or
control, to be arrested for suffering or permit
ting such nuissnct to exist, sad if he or they
be convicted before the recorders coait there
for, tbe marshal at once thereafter cause the
same to be removed, snd he shall be and bt is
hereby authorized to remove aay and all ob
structions that it may in Lis judgment be
Bkcesssry to remove in order to reach and rt
nove or abate such nuisance. The expense
ol the removal ol any such nuisance by
the Mar.hal shall he paid by the city In
the first Instance, but In case the author
or continuer of such nuisance Is the owner
or occupant or person in tht possession or
control of the property whereon or abut
ling which such nuisance exists, the costs
and expenses ot the removal theieof shall
be taxed to such owner or occupant or per.
son or persons In such possession or con.
trol as part bt the costs and expenses In
such cause and be recovered by the cite
from such owner or occupant or person or
persons In such possession or control no
tified a herein provided. The Recorder
shall tax such costs snJ expenses as soon
aa they are ascertained, and If auch costs
and expenses are not paid, when so taxed
agrlnst such owner, occupant or person
or perrons in such possession or control,
within 5 days alter such taxing, the Re
corder shall forthwith thereafter enters
statement of auch costa and expenses on
the book of city liens; such statement
shall contain the following mattera In re
lation to the removal and abatement of
such nuisance:
I. A particular description of land
whereon or abutting which such nuisance
existed.
2. The amount ol the costs and expenses
of the arrest and conviction of the author
or continuer ol auch nuisance.
3. The names ol the owner and occu
pant or person in possession or control of
the land whereon or abuttl.ig which such
nuisance existed.
4. The amount ot the costs anJ expenses
ci the removal of such nuisance by the
Marshal.
Prom the date ol the entry of sucl. state
ment on trie dock 01 cits hens, such costs
and expenses shall be and constitute a
lien on or against the tract ot land or prem
ise described In such statement and such
tlen sba'l be enforced against such land or
premt- in the same mannsr a.id with
like efft-ct aa provided In the charter and
ordinances of saldcliv for the enforcement
ol lien on resl property In said city for
aireci improvement.
- Provided, that If any auch nuisance so
found to rxUt, be In 'or upon the part of
any street or alley In said city abutting
upon auy lot or premises ownsd by or In
the possession or control ol the author or
conllnu'-r of such nuisance, the marshal
may proceed in his discretion to abatt or
remove tbe same In the manner in this
Section above provided, without the arreet
or coi.vlction of the authoror contlnuor of
such nuisance, and the abating such nui
sance by the Marshal shall be taxed a-
gainst s-.ich author or continuer of such
nuisance by the Recorder as soon as as
certain'..!, and if such costs a r?3 expenaes
are nor ratu wittnn s; days thereafter the
Kccorucr snail fortnwitn enter a state
ment of such costs and expenses In the
book of city liens. Such statement shall
contain the following matters and things
First. A particular description of the.lot
or premises abutting such street or alley
wnereon sucn nuisance cxisieu.
Second. The amount of the costs and
expenses of removing such nuisance,
'I'L- I - .1 ft. . . . I
i niiu. i iic i'miiic ui inr owner or occu
pant rr person In possession or control of
such lot or premises and who Is the au
thor or continuer of auch nuisance.
Prom the date cf tbeentryof auchtat-
ment in the book of city lien, such costs
and expenses shall be and constitute a lien
on or against the lot or premises described
In such statement, and such Hen shall be
enforced against auch lot or premises In
the same and with like effect as provided
In the charter and ordinance of s.ild city
for the enforcement of liens on real estate
In said city for tbe collection of the costs
and expenses of street Improvements
therein. ,
Ruction 3. That Section 9 of said or
dinance, No. 309, be and the some Is here
by amended so as to read as follows: . .
Section q. All accumulations In or up
on any yard, lot, or pla:e or premise or
upon any direct, suiewam or alley adja
cent to cr abutting upon any lot, block,
place or premises within the limits ol said
city of Albany, of any stagnant or Impure
water, refute vegetab!es,decayed or decay,
ing aubstaiirc, garbtge, manure or filth
of,any kind, from which a noli.ome or of-
lensive smell oraimospncre snon anse,ana
all buildings, structures, and awnings
within lb limits of said city, which shall
become so nuish Injured by tire, decay ot
on tccounl of defective material used In
the construction thereof, or from any
pthtr cat.se as to be dangerous to sur
rounding propert y,or in danger of falilnir,
and all privies belonging to or appertain
ing to any house, store, building or prem
ises In said city, which are or shall be kept
In auch condition or manner ts to cause a
noisome or offensive smell or atmosphere
to arise thereirom or to be offensive to de
cency In any manner, and ny building,
house or structure or thing' standing or
being In or upon any street or alley In said
city in such manner as to obstruct or In
any manner Impede the public use of such
stresl or alley or any part of either, are
hereby declared and defined to be nui
sances, Tbe notice provided for In regard
li!1 JLl"IMUJI-i.1" y.yi'HI'J1 "iL"-J. J J!'."'
to the abating and removing of nuisances
In said city shall be in writing and shall
contain a description as accuratt as may
be ol the lot P" premises on or abutting
which such nuisance exist, and also an ac
curata description ot tht nuisance sought
to bt abated, and It tht aamt or any part
thereof It In or upon any strset or alley In
said city, a description ot tht portion
thereof where such nuissnct exists and
shall command tht owner, agent, occupant
or person in tht possession or control of
tbe lot or premises upon or abutting whleh,
such nulsanct exlsts.or all or any of them,
to remove or abatt tht tamt within 3 days
from tht servlct ot such notice upon any
or ail ot such persons. Such notlct shall
bt sighed by tht Marshal and shall bt
served by him In tht following mtnnert
1. liy dsllvsrtnsT m copy thereof prt
pared and certified by him, to such ownti,
agent, occupant or parson In such posses
sion 01 control, or to all or any of them. II
such persons or any ot them can with
reasonable dllllgence bt found within tht
corporate limits of said tlty of Albany.
a, II after reasonabla dllllgtntt the
Ma'shal shall bt unabtt to find any ot tht
persona named In subdivision t ol thla
Section within tht corporate limits ot said
city, 10 soma person ot the family, above
tht agt of fourteen years, at tht dwelling
house or usual placa ot abodt ot any or ail
of such persons In said city,
3. When service ot susn notlst cannot
bt made as provided In subdivisions 1 and
1 ot thla Section, thn Marshal shall serve
the same by depositing In the post office,
at tht city ot Albany (Oregon, a aopy ot
such notlct prepared and certified by him
self, duly stamped and directed to any or
all of tht persons named In said subdi
visions I and a ol this Section, at his or
their place or places ot realdenst respect
ively unless sush residence Is out ot she
state of Oregon, and la that tvtnt such
notlct shall be served upon sush owner,
agsnt, oocupsnt or person In possession or
sontrol ol such lot or prtmlse by publish
ing the ssms at Isast ones a week lor four
eonsecullvt weeks In some nowtpsper
published In said ally and ot gsnsrsl elr
culatlon therein and In Linn eour.ty, Or
egon. 4. 1 he proof of the service of such no
tice, or of tht deposit thereof In tht post
office, shall be by tht affidavit of tht Mar
shal. c In cast of service of such notlct by
publishing tht tamt at provided In subdi
vision , of this Stetson, tht proof thereof
shall be tht affidavit ot the printer or his
foreman, or his pilnclpal clerk showing
the satna.
Tht proof of tht eervlse of such nollse
shall bt attathtd to tht original thereof
and bt Hied In tht offlct ot tht Recorder
ot said tlty where auch nollse and proof
shall remain In tht custody of tht Re
corder as a perpetual record .
RtOTtojf 4. This ordlcanee ahall be In
full forte and effect from and after five
days from It approval by tht Mayor,
rassed tht Council June 14th, 1891.
Approved, June Xkh, 1891.
TELEOHAPHIO NEWS
lawyer right.
Red DLvrr, Cal July 7, Great excitement
was caused by a shooting affray in Justice
Toller's coart this sfteraooo. P H Coffins a
and C II liraynsrd were recently employed by
Nrs Belle Laasfurd h a suit where some of
ber property was attached. They woe the
suit , but she failed and refused to pay tbem
tor incur services, aad employed William and
inaucsunagie to dciead the suit which
followed. Today during ibe progress fifths
uui irenueni woruy caontcu occurred, sad a
personal encounter seemed imminent. Charles
Ngl remarked that they (meanieg Brayeard
and CofTmae) might win their cast if they
were act trying to swindle a poor wemaa out
of $100. "Doyou mean tbatr aaksd Comma
Nagle replied that he did, wbra Coflmaa
nicked up a chair aad struck at Nagle.. Will,
lam Nagle started to kis brothers sssistance.
when lheyaard pulled bit pistol aad begaa
firing, four shotijeaiering hi victim. Charles
Nagle rushed upo Brayaard, but escaped
without serious injury,
rrml f TfcM.Caaibra
CoaTAU.it, July 7. Tbs funeral services
of the late Hoe T E Csutbora took place Ibis
afterBooa from tht opera bouse, which was
prorasety draped muu too ruing aad flowers.
The cask at waa covered with floral aAVfinva.
Addresses, culoeistie of the nrivaia ttuiuiw
snd public services of tht deceased were de-
uverea oy nee t J 1 nompsosi. lit Atkins,
Una 1 R N Hell a nit Wall.ra Nash. Aa .
mease coocourse of people attended the cere
nsonles which were conducted by tbe Masoaic
order. Among the distinguished visitors
SfM.nl I kl.l I.U. bMk.. 1 f v
r- . m.. . j vmm-v una".., uvm j jk
tucatntrioro.
A Sawlbera. Basel,
Naw OaLiaaa, July 7. L P Booby,
editor of tbe L'Orlaana. and A 8 Camthra.
tliterofthe Maeeat, foaght'a dssl lost
serosa tht Loulalaaa state tin today. Jta-
ptere were os weapon wsear intnag the
eye, aad although tbe principal decided to
te.ii...iui.li . k. - j . . .
wwm, hi VS.H1, isssnnous sums uwuin
mnrmmA . - . L..u . - uil.S.J ..a . k - .
wawr wan fcisus!, ana IDBl
the two drrAri bad gives) saffidaot
. . . I 1 .. .
prom os sncir eeursge ana oigniiy, i ds
wnauasa ansevqusssuy pocamo rOOOeila.
A Tmbl Crelars.
Baton Rouse, La, JaIy 0. A cyclone
front a southwesterly direction passed ovei the
lower portion ol the to a a this moraiug at
(t'la oVLorW anrvftna kjtttaaa tartM0 mm Im
mease trees and carrying pieces of wreck
through the s-'r lor many blocks. Tbe boule
vard, a wide st red!, was littered with trees
thst were torn up by the wind aad also pieces
of house tops sad other timbers. At tbe pen
itentiarg tbe walls were blown down and tea
r-"" . whv ..! j wvwiwit, . tm
factory building was demolished and the bos-
.:.! . .1 :. .1 . . f . .
fnmi ,in psuiicauary are a snasa m ruias. is
the cit no ana waa bl!U4 ihnunti uunl
lwBa weTCgaeriousiy wjureu.
aieaasee smt . '
London, July 6. IatelUcence bas been
received that a large steamer was sunk off
DOVer Soma lima riurina ! i..t.t Tl..
dispatches say that one mast of tbe vessel is
Vllllil, .timt. Ik. Tt. ... Vi.
' . w .mw w n.i , s usj aivaiuvr twin-
loch bas landed at Grsvesend a part of the
crew- of tbe sunken steamer, which was the
Dunholme, bound from MiddleborouEn to Rio
Janeiro, jne svunnoime was suna at
o'clock this morninr.. ton siIsium r.. a nl
hsioa with the Kiokxh. Seventeen of the
persons on Loard at tbe time of the collision
pie aliasing.
Mother aad Cttllsl rawe4
FORT Morgon, Colo, July 6. Fourteen-
year-old Louis Yepson went ba'.hlng In a little
creek yesterday. lie struck a washout snd
was drowned. Ilia mother on ths bsnk tried
lo save him. The bank caved la and ahe also
was drowned.
' All leetrMewsesL ,
Si no Si no, July 7. Slccum, Smller,
Wood the necro snd luelro were electrocuted
successfully this morning, at 4:4a, 5:14. S:t8
....1 -ll. .!..-!
-tut v.w w ihjvk respectivcij.
A IMsastfeaa Fir.
La Grandi, Or July 5. Tbe total losses
by Iht Crt ol Saturday night will run very close
to 1125,000, with an insurance of about lao-
000. 1 ne names 01 me individual losers with
the amount of their loes sre as followst
JamesMtslop. ........ $ 800
S W Snoderass....
3,ooo
6,500
3.5o
Blue Mountain lionse,
Gazette publishing Company, . . , ,
I K Komijt
Electric Light Company
CGBunte.......
RE Bryan
Newton & Palmer
McKennon & Holmes , , . , .
Young & Cart
i Diamond.
JCalboun
Pacific Dxpress Company ,;.
Esven&Co
?A Boskowits. ,
William Noble
Mrs MshsrTcy...,
1,000
l.Soo
5iO"o
3.500
5,000
6,500
11,000
7,000
500
500
2,000
1,500
300
60O
2,000
350
1,600
7.000
4,000
I,0O0
750
lUUf
fled Cro Lodge K of P. .
Grsndy & McCreary . . . . , .
Summer & Blum
C S Dumpay , ,
Mrs V erlter , . ,
Mrs McBreary
Baa late relisieei
Tofeka, July S, Tbe celebrations in Kan
sas yesterday were for the most part immense
political mass meetings. Tbe alliance cap
tured the day and made it a ratification of the
birth of their new party at Cincinnati, There
were in all 200 distinctive alliance celebrations
One county celebration was held in each of
the 106 counties in the state. Many of tbe
counties held three or four.
Mere Grasshapeers,
Cr kyen) ft, July 7. Portions of fVyennt
ocanty art being overrun Vy grasshopper,
A strip of country ten miles !! and ex
tending In a southerly direction, Is complete
ly hid from view by ths lnUsets. They set
tit oa tht railroad tracks and imped trains
As ysl thsy hsys doss no damags to crops
or grass, as thsy art ton young. Ily ths
timt thsy art aUt to Hvjthey will be well
out of Wyoming into Kausat.
kleetrit Jasllre,
ATtarTA. Oa, July 7. Fifty mouLtsd
man, bsayily armed, broke into he jail at
Blacks. Ga, leak nltjht, took therefrom
Roland fro wo, a negro, who assaulted Mia
Barry last lridy, took him to a spot ons
mile Irom town, tid him to a pin sapling
and riddled bis body with bullets.
' Tht Prxocrat does not wish to run
down other states. It in not necessary.
Recently Judgt Ilarntar, at Broken How,
Nebraska, upon a motion to confirm a
alt made by foreclosure, remarked:
"Thla docket ft covered, pave uoon page,
with confirmation cases. The last sum
mer't drouth hat exhausted the farm
tr'a resources, and he li unable to pay
tht Interest upon lilt loans, Tht act of
Uod, for which the people art not rcs
Doneliile. bat reduced one-half tt them
to almost beggary, and this calamity
hall not be made worse by any act of
mine. We are asked to turn one hun
dred farmers over to money lenders, and
lire iiunartu women ana ciniaren over
to pauperism. It ahall never be djne In
this district while I am. judge. The peo
ple art not able to rt. and I will not
asstiat in their robber. . Let us wait
until a crop can be raised uud confidence
restored and all will cotnt out all right.
If a man is living on hit land or living
off ot It trying to cultivate it lit should
navt tut reward of ills labor. I will
navtr confirm it sals In timet like these,
if tht owner is trying to make a livlnu
on tht land. When tht people art to ask
aid to procure seed It would lie cruel
mocaery to deprive litem of land to sow
tht teed upon. I have a right to refit ao
to confirm a salt when the projKtrty does
not brinrr two-thirds its actual value.
and In these case it hat not brought
tut amount. Tliaeaia ia not confirmed."
t'WlriRMEtS.
Tht favorablt Impression crodaoed on th
first appearaaee of the agreeable liquid fruit
remsd Hyrop ot Pies, a fw years eeo baa
beet) more tbsa confirmed by the oTtsaaat
experience ol alt wbo have used it and the
eaeoses of tn proprietors and nvsiiotacturers
the Lai Fig Syrup fJompsoy .
FurtmllUr It Irvine have some ltanaie
saooa laoe curtains for $19 a pair, as finesa
tnyinwg over saan tn in mty. They
range aosra is pair, uinsr Uc ear
tUs down to f I ot loss s pair.
A sss car for the whisks' tahiti Or
Livingston's Antidots for Ureal ettnoss will
ear aa ess of ths Honor nahit In from tea
to talrty days, from the sr odaratc drluksr to
tb drank ard. Ths Antidote ess b alvso
la s cap ol ooffe without ths knowledge of
tba parson taking It. Tb Antidot ail not
injur lbs bsaltn In any wsjr. Manufaotared
lytb Uviofstoo Cham leal Co , Portland,
Urreoo cr from J A lemming, o Sst
avuacy.
Boy j oar groorriosof Parker Bro
TOTAL DEAF5ESS CllED BY ELEC
TEICITT.
J. Ltadtr Swears that Dr. Dan in
Cured Him in Ten Minutes,
Editor OragooUni 8:1 vsars seo 1 was
asfortanst soaih to broom totally deaf
In any latt oar. Ia tbat enedlUoa 1 bar
pom solll Jans 20, whan I oajis to town to
pay my taiss 1 naarj of Ur Harris's a-ansr
00s offar to treat tb poor fre of ehars. I
applied to bias and was eared by sUvtrloity,
ia soaaaetioa with otbar means, ia ten m la
st, SO I oaa bear a Watch tick and a t ilia-
par aeroaa tb room. I sm farmer snd ra-
sl4 oa mil from Taylor ooatoffioa. Or.
Pi paUiah this tbat oibara may b
oarad. JOSEPH LEADER.
8aborib4 sod sworn to before me this
SOtfttuy of Jon, 1891. K WILCOX.
Notary 1'oblio for Oregon
------- w w srMSaSsvss V- V S sbaVs
Editor Oicgooiaoi Jan. ISth a e.r.a
pala sosiMsccd ia say bead, which was
asaaua aowarBni sua COSUDSea 10 grow
war aaiu a swilling au aoUer my r
wbleb malted la a total dsafosas. l)r
lm bas oard an of tb pain aad swel
ling aad my dafna Is about gon. I am
wall aaustlad wltb bis aaw ear with sloo
trinity. I rssids la Parsnlngtoa, Or.
TUOIf AS MADISON.
Pr Darrln still oootlnnas fre treatment
to at; from 10 to II am sily, snd tht
willing a pay at hslf-pr 10 a in to 8 p
m. naaaays. to to JZ. ( unSdenUal coo
saltatloo by lttr or at th ofCc fra
Aau ai ti . i . i
vuio, wj tt aaningiAB sr.. rortland. and
oargsass u stai, Abaraaao. Waab.
Oiiastlon Llanka and
Or Darrln traats all vnrsll prtvat, ebronie
man aarvoo oissa, sacnlosl weakbMs,
sort blood and skin disas, crrvoos ds-
billtv. imnotatuia anit Af ksaP asiaLsisssaa.a aH.
v r ""s rws)usn,f v
maabood, tnmors snd trregalaritie ia wo
men, ismsi weaknaaaw, te.
joiB.STVsgs IT siat CON0CRN, All
sfjL J"..? hTr,t, - thai av wlta,
Baaala Kaaaail. aaa Un itk.M ... , , Tt
all raanaaa ars ksrbr rtsnhar Hi sad not to let bar
ksrs asjuiltiraa asr craUluaa 1 wtll Ml i . anv
kV r tlf a Bb rv n -asua. . .
FOR
Choke Teas1
TRY
LBAHY FiMTH C
Has just raaslvsd a Urea tevaies at naw daatgnat
fMof Shales ui Cnrtains,
and asw and beautiful pattsrns la
Wall Paper
. WITS mi.
Elegant Bordsrs to Match.
50c. SHE
W hare th ht and
prattleafla tb market.
'and a fine stock
SPECTACLES
generally, as ell as Jcaelry.W'atcbes
clocks, etc, t
7 fT P.,.T fsfn
I F. L. KEHTON.
11 .
SPRING WAGONS.
Our Stock of Spring Wagons is tfio Largest and Most Complete
on tho Pacific Coast, and Comprises a! I tho ,
. ' Leading Stylos of
FOUttBmiNO TASRENGKU
WA0ON8, SCROLL SPRING
'HANDY WAUUNS," 'TAYLOR
OR TIIREK STRING WAGONS,
IIALF-SPRINO WAC0N3, EX
PRESS AND DELIVERY WAO-
ONS, SPECIAL PARCEL DELIVERY WAGONS, ONE-UORSE
V jr-j
We Gaarantes Oar Vthiclea ths Best, Onr Prices tlia Lowest Quality
CfDsiflorei Special Catalogues and Price list Mailed
Free on Application
taver a
NEW MARKET BLOCK
W.C.DAVIS&CO..A LBANY, OREGON.
-:F. L. KENTON,:
-Dealer In-
GROCERIES
Near tbo Post Ofilco,
Cy OLD. Jo Lo? ts soli his laundry to
O tn DndsrslRnod. 1 will eontlnuo
tb buslnoasi to lb asm plan) on Lon
atroet. i solicit a rtr snsrn ot .ii paintri
g of tbe Ptililw. l will do goml wnt
LUKU.
Ts4TOTlCB.--Vbr, tisy wlfo bavin
ion me wituout jaat oua r provo.
eatlon. tbla is t notify tbo audita not lo
truat baron toy account. a I slisll psy
no OSLts or ner contracting.
W D TltlTtS,
Albany, June 80, ISVl.;
IOST. Thrao rooerd books ot Tantfot
iUK church, snatb, bMweett Tsn
stnt and llrownsvllla, on tbo U'srd's
Iiuita road, on June IS, .'SOI. Wiil pay
onoerir sartnue. v? . u tiowaau,
Tangent, Or. i'.stor
TX't'NO -A suod nsnbmlia. Tlia U tulilslf I. W
JT ImUaUartIr angraisd . lha haaia. As It Ml
sua siasa ia raw s-aaoa uaaiar am ()
aatl S Iks fautsf ira and etaiai .rii.
f OSET TO LOAN.-ln swall and
IT JL large amount, from six months to
Ova year, on good Albany and I.lnn
county real eauin. Call orr or a4d rasa f
E uorberson, First Ht., Altiany, Or.
VBIO CUAatCK FOTt SOME BODY
lo niak nionsy. Tba bast ravine
rtaurant In Kugn flr sal, aa th
owner Is going to roitr from basin for
some lima. Any irsn cesirlnn lnfkir
maiioo rgardiog this bulioa, (t n
Dorrla, atturney at law. or J It Pixon
prop, Kogona, Oresoc,
spundio mu m sale. :
4 rt ACBrB. 110 ACP.K4 IN
Hrsfllgrsin, 17 In asra aud moss, 40 in
uinou y. it rcccsxt and swsijeit to sraaa,
Well watarexi; good mil, bo rrvtl. So
bad oattle, 0 hist. horafa. farm trn
pUmenu, Isrg lioua. lata nrnr rr a
good achoo: and ebnrch tiear bou. on
plae: Fruit of all kia-ls S miles ta
poatofnos snd star, S alin fruin Suiton
and 2H talle aootb it Kings tuiiou on
lb Oiagon 1'acltlfi rabrvaiT Plarocan
b dlvldad n(o thrs or foor farm with
county road to oacb. Place wiih avnry
thing 2d por are. Trm easy. For
further particular anolr on tbo rrani'.aos
at Mt Pioaaant, Liou coat ty, or addroaa
U, r, styiot, Orog;on. (xQ)
THE ETATK
AGBIGULTDRAL COLLEGE
acas trirtaisiber ISilt, 1HBI.
Canrasof stanr arrsaecd sacrassw to meat lha
Bards of tba (arailng snd ruwiuaiilcal Intarmla 4 ths
aula. lAnra, auasntlloas aad cll-vantllat4 bolli
I nrs, Ths ooilan Is Suaaiad tn a ru'linted and
sammsuiity, and en ol Uts bealuiltat tn tbe flits
MILITARY lUAINI.N'U
Eippnae-H need not exceed 0130
rr ike entire session.
Tao or m:re trot sf holsshlps fiw eaunty.
w riwr lor aaiaioBua to u, i. a h.iui.h, rras..
HOW DO YOU DO?
Thar ia a doaht tbat
NEW
8tok of R1LTERWAIIE. eorsisMi g o
spoons, knlvss, rorks, fruit fllsliao, c. .
kold and alivsr watohss. jawol y.
tt, Is th largsst and best In
thcl!y, ami I. y fan lie .
bstever bronglit
t Albaht.
PRICES he Most Reasonable.
Call and See thejGOODS
yssa my nvanta fhr W. Ii. Dnnaias nhnaa.
ir not for ant to roor plnca ask your
nenlar le and fnr catalesae, aeour tb
anev, and sat them fnr tuii.
WHY IS THS
17. L. DOUGLAS
03 SHOE CENtTfrvlEM
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY f
It Is a saamlras shoe, with no tacks or wax thread
to hurt Uia fn mada of tba best nne cult, stvilsh
and aasr, and txoausa a make mors thon of thit
eraas (Aaa any otntr manufacturer, it aauals baud
swd shoss oosttua from S4.U0 to SiX).
raes 00 tienuina Haad-aewed. the finest ealf
shoe aer offered for 5.ti equals ireudi
Imported shoes which oostfn)my.iih to SiS tW.
Ksd 00 nd.Mewd VVI Hlio, flue eslf,
j"e stylish, comfortable aud durable. The bost
shoe arer offered at this prloe ; same grade as cue-tom-matle
Shoes oostins from .0O to tM.
3 40 ?"'" S1"! farmers, Itailrosd Men
a and Lettar Carriers all wearlhemi Suaoalf,
seamless, smooth Inside, beary three soles, exten
sion edge. One pair will wear a rear7
lf 00 Bue cntO no bettor shoe ever offered al
?""a this prloe i one trial will conTlne those
who want a shoe for comfort and aerrlca.
CIO 8J.00 WorkliiBiiinn'a sho-s
ysss are very strong and durable. Those who
hsra glren them a trial wtll we.r no other make.
nrtVfl' .00 aad ai.75 school shoes ar
.y f . Wora b "e oojrs everywhere; thsy SOU
on their merits, ss the lnrremtTift sules show.
lSrilsrt 43.00, iland--wed shoe, best
"-!. C liotiuola, Tery stylish; equals French
Imported shoes costing from 4.liu to SCO).
i.adlea !S.3, Si.OlJ and shoe for
Hisses are the tiuat flue Doiigola. Btylish and durable.
( auilou. he that w. L. DoukIhs" name aod
W. I. POUUIS, Brockton, Ma.
a.u Leuijeu ou vae iKtum or feacn shoo.
UrjSINESS WAQONS.ONE, HORSE
IRON AXLE WAGONS, ETC.
Jt Wiii. ?at All Pattih Wahtiho
SPRINO WAGONS OP ANY
INSCRIPTION lO CALL UPON
OR CORRESPOND WITH U8.
Walker
5
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Albany. Oregoi
I til HA. YWu.ytxl from uiy premise
I J a brfsbt bar mar, six sears old.
braoded wltb the figure of a pair of
aportacio ru irt atisu'fler, it warn to
anyon srho will notify tne at Albany
potiomoa. a.. ivjpu
WfAVIEOs-To buy note and ttort
l . nara II K Noblo. Portland, Or.
room is, v oficoru moct, za atreet.
Uf.lCER
We wish to ssy to Uts paklle Utat w
bavslust addd a larj planer to our mill
and are preparod Ut furnish all kinds of
lumiisr, araSKi or rougn, aa ia pur
ebar may eboao, as good a tb bt,
a J as cues p ss it oan o soia.
Inpayment w will takaall kinds of
proline, audi aa bar. Soar, arraln. bason
butter, bean, lf by tb sjuatWr. ato,
in fact anytUlrg tbat we ran ua. Plas
ns before yon pareba your bill of
lun.bsr, a w fast eonftdent I a at we eat)
sultytu. Tou wilt alwaya And on of
as at onr mill, is tuna iom iibnon,
S mi'es ftonij Waterloo, on Hamilton
ereek. Wlitr A RERHIOAW.
Ibsnon, Orgoa
C
ITT Dill's? asTOHP.
PfeiEer Clock,
Albany
Stanaid & Cusick,
f rtarwaraaa
-aastaas is
Drugs, Vetliclcsa, ( Lsm'.cl, ,Fano
ana Toilet attlcIeatSponge,Erasfaea.
Porfomerj, f cLol fivxks, and
Aril!' Suppllea.
Pbyalclnnri preaerlptlstna art
inlly ctniponndesse
J. A. Cummitig.
lruprH, ln.inti. Oils
CarlZiHIS, JEtO.,
ALBANY.
OREGON
TP
Fruit Raising in
fa
Paper,
Ten and Twenty acre Farms, all in Cultivation and Baady
it, within Seven ; miles . of Oregon's Capital, for $75 00 vor o
Fruit
ourth Cash, Balance in
ana Cultivated Three Year3 for S175 psr acre.
tion send foi Pamphlet to
Til A Aroo
tsn WiiiT a
)J&&&-.-- . if AFnSalTtaSltRtt,
is.;.'wUfe. (:.-. UaiO. . -0BE60M.
VHO.ri.
Hartaojroii,!
BUGKEYii mri m reaper,
Tbs Macb'MS tratoo 9tliUf,.u c ; i...-. mus-niliof firmersnave
sett tnem ul epcak tt lien ;u : trr. t?7 r ta l7 Jforrestij
Kaxhincs Wat Viil f:f ' . TiCS tJ ta pnrcbaser.
FILLER'S STAR VllTHslO VnntSliER, "j
.... r..,.-, 0T,n TrAnTffl!.J Ihmt A
5wi. '. i"
Tbe moss IfXrjtlv rnsd tuceeatful Cj
t-ri:j tt.:
BUCKEYE win rua
sVrrb Feature tl.at twtliir" UeJl'.Wr- " v P ml. r 1 1 I Jin I.Mim of Inaft. romMnad with Hs
Xstraonllnary Mront'th ad Intr.li j.,, nfi'! f; AmS ). tsktu.rn, ilw only (salty swi!(nl
one yet known. W hove t.i'-, i. r. ft jAt t'5. Vr i& 1U1 t'tsttitsnn Kiudsr-tMb aaesliest kcitb
raooinmciHled by btuidruf n-
DUilUlALiSlJi SAM 111 Jli,S Cirriasos, Mistorc Top Boggis.
DUCK-BOARDS, FOUR-SPt'.IM
UOUNTAW WAGONS,
BUCKEYE AHD SUPERIOR HULLS
AND SELDERS.
CORBIH 99t7 HARROWS,
UODQES-HMES IIEA-JERT.
HAfSH DAft3 WRZ
E. THRALL, MANAGER,
ALLEN BROTHERS.
Wholesale s retail Grocers,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, AND
KINDS, IN LARGE OR
IN THEIR
Flinn Block,
I
-,
fliUP Jill
He lias received a largo and choice stock of spring Dre&;
flOOfls. TlfiW Rt.v'oa nnrl Rlmnlr-O WojIt foln-irK- rftneiclir.(Tr,
-j aw at v aw" a M-v w sv f r A A J A JL j VilClWVl
ginghams, scersuckerp, sateen9 and chambre. A complete
assortment of white goods, flouneings, hosier', corsetel
gloves, ladies and children's shoes. Clothing for the pprinj;
trade. A largo and complete assortment for men anq
youth's. Boots, shoes, hats, caps and furnishing goods, ar.c
if you want the best bargains you will hava to call on hira f
f
We are the People ?
Who carry the most conipleto lino of Hard- - 1
ware, Stoves, Ranges, etc., in the market. J
" mahhews a washburn
phi
lily
THOMAS
C3
the Willamette
Fi
r
5 f
li) Osi j-3
Per Cent, on the Investment.
Three equdl Annual Payments: or set
on Land Company.
bt ,:zr.. in
n Fan lacliinery.
;;;!L,3i;;i;(:iij;Eii m the
' ; liriU I lU.i Li.UliiL,
- 'j'..ut: - - ..t f;. Thrtshias Clraa'Jff
.. :.'.r. td.
irJE-aiNDERS.
7
ALBANY, OREGON
CHOICE FRUITS OF All
SMALL QUANTITIES,
SEASON,
ALBANY, OEEQOU
I
4 ste
?;
It von rant iha ber
4a yand most durable fur
a ture that is manufact
n S ed in the city go to
BRINK'S
f
Valley Pays IOC
v
I
to set tc
i
per acre; onei
to Fruit
For Farther Infornia
C2
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