The state rights democrat., November 13, 1891, Image 4

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WHY IS TH2
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REVERE HOUSE,
ILBANY,
ORECCH'
;has. pfeiffek troprietor,
Fl.t op tn Irai-claM It1. Tabtaa
:rp!ltHl vllh tha baa In lha market.
Moo a!vip!n aavnmonu. Banipla rooaH
ir eotamjr-j trmraZera.
ACADEMY
-or
Our Udj of Perpotaal Help.
HLDANY. - - - . REQON
OondnotaJ bj tha 8 lata. a f St, Eanadlo
Tuition In aclact daj achoul rngaaf"a)
$I.
Karraa Barlit( iti til .
prtlaoUra apaiy at lha 4h'.m ,
tdarta Sltr SuporWraaJS
aaIl AtaTbi MaaMl L--l" "eaK
'4a " t .aMitv t ar of rvoafci rrtMiti
a km. . . i -iu.'m a.uinttrrti?rri Miljr
M Siofe.
atork oT In J flT ;ooot In the Va
.v, a.ptl D a -nrwt raw "ia prloaa, both
'wllirit. hava on taud
fJ.r!iT'J.U. STvliSS, T1HVM3E
T.'. jiliO, C32XS, FIL7USES
etc., ac.
wt waatofS E Tonag'a o.atnra
L. COTTLItG
Red CrownMills
nocm TLOca sftebjo ro, rAMfLia
AD BAIUB TJU.
'P..ST STORAGE FACILITIES.
CHOICE MEATS
Of A Up e
lSmoricl - & - Bakdr,
OpTKiiiUr Vhraarr IjTarr Stahla, aaxl
or to Wulamrtia rackin Cv'f (tare.
LBINT S0LLE3TAT8 IHSTITUIE
ALOANY, OREGON.
1801, 1892.
mat Tcraa oa4 etaaar tk. a.
full eorpa of Inalraotora,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY
COMMERCIAL AMO NOHMAL
CLASSES.
Canraaa at atndy arranfad ta uimI lb
i a'a'.l gmi'lat afatadanta.
. .ftWr tnaucsmrntt tjjtril It ilndeni
from mbrad.
ar. KLOeiT CIIT
Praalalaal.
FOSHAY & MASON
-ai awi ta naraii,
0 moists and Booksellers,
A m u for John B. Aldtn'i publication
:Uh wa anil at ptibllahor'a prioaa wit
tata41a'
ALBAHT. OKCUffJI
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BILIOUSNESS,
CCfSTIPATION,
BLQCO AKD
KIDNEY
DISORDERS.
ANO
OLIVER Ct'RE.
iTLCOO
K5DNCYS
AGUE ano
RlLIOUSNESSr
20 YEARS'
Pr-ui'luo of MeH
cii) ia inn tn
rno:nraoinl tha S
IS MoMiAohe and
IjiverCuro aa Htl
An 1 Hura
Dr. f. VAKDEHPOOL,
THE SBMECICINE MFfl(C5
tRJFUR. OREGON,
wet soccxtj m come
A. STRAW EY,
.PROPRIU'OH Or TII
City Livery, Feei ail Sale
- STABL E.
Hn(n3 ptirohn-oa u ria can furo
IhIi flrat'Claaa tntCMiln at oa'.l. 'pyKsItl
KvUioc ii lvcri ttraiiMlnntlouli lioiaea
bonroa'l by tiia day or in'MitU
t'lipet State in lb City.
Tslaphnoa O'Mirifi.-tdin with tha 8t
Cbarlaa lloUtl. To'ephone order (?irn
prompt attontton.
Fourth 8t.rt, In laAnn F.IUworth and
S;retCar Una.
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Tranasots a cana-al bsnklne boslnex:
F.ichanfa baiiht and sild an all th prlaetml
It s is the United States! also an EutfUud, Ireland,
f tlMiee and Germany.
Loll.rtlon.iaa.le at all aeea.tbls point an faror
b)e teruia, '
I iteruet all.iweJ o.l tims dopiidts, . ' v '
a; i M llmlat IU-MM.
if ...ruri ih!Mftfelihmlhna SB r M S.IIV
J Hn(lJt4 kee. Una Ball
it. el.tl.n, emrtweMe an Sarafcev Thobaei
t.ria rrr iiTrait al iaia prteei km arad aa aiaV
Vi imii biiimmi nHnf mm '"' e
Art t'allaa tvmmrm. aMrme4 Mm
a)e and liNCawMrelt wearshamt rnteeair,
rmniion, smmrtk IneMe. kaery Bbrae sole, ertao-
.o .l na palf will waa ayaaa.
C0 JO m ralfi Mtw enoe aaar csraawt aS
3de lii. pnni aaa anal will annvtaee tuaee
a loir marira, rn mriawua awww.
ILaOdlCO T-nra. TnMTHhiaalkrrnfa
.vrtM ahwa "t (Tirn ai at m aa.in.
aa-lra' .!. VJ.At a 1..TJ akna fnv
in Ika hart aaalwwiirala. HrvlliRt ana liuraraa.
EAST AND-SOUTH,
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Southern Pacific Route
H HAST A LINK.
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Ah traiue .ton oitlr at loUowlnir statUms nurlli
at ruwaharg. tisst Fiirt'eml, Ornv.n City, Wood
em. Salem, Albany, Yicmt, Mh.ol.l, Haiaojr Har
Usury, JauoUim City, Iriiur, Kiifona.
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PULLMAN CUfFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist SleoDinc Oars,
rar Afaa"Mlaliaaat aaraarl-Claaa rata a
era, atUralla nmiiim
jVmmt aiiia Mvlalaa.
RITTfKIl rwBTlASw A" if Atlt",
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Sarin, lulanaatlat rafrtll ratai, at-.
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km Pacific
T BC BaaatTer.
Oraaan TJaTGlopinaiit Co's Stoimsrs,
kart LI a f CIlfPl.
rtrt-laaa throoRh paaanngar and
Valcht llnafram Portland and all polnta
, 7 .n , 1 1 Vmiim anil from Kan
ai ana maiwo.ww . --
rraaciaoo, vai.
TVmta maka cloa oonnaotlon at A I ban
tth iraina of tha Oregon Paolll Railroad
nmsCHTCL. aaapt SamUya.)
u. Aib-r :?.' "T: ,B:;
laaa Camilla IMM
Iaa Camllka.10 . A.a
A.rriraTaqalna,t:U r. a
Arnra Albaoy. ll:l A. a
O. A C. tralaa connect ai Albany and
Lrrallla. Tha abora tralne ooanactat
Taonlna with tha Oregon Imraiopnianl
CVmpajiy'a Una or etteaaianipa tow
Taquiua ana san rnwcwwi
-1i!..aUa Vllr, Saramaar k, IStaj ISthj
vaaa .a. r.Aaciava
WUUwrtU Valla. S.ra.a W, SrJ a. lt k J 83rd
Vacate la.
Tha Compi. Ta ifia riit l
ftianKe aal'.lDit data w-thou: notica.
u u.., .it front I'orwaua and
7aiaan;t Va.ley "1U can maka olomi
jnnecUon wiiu tua irauua vi j T ,
. -. - r.irr.lll. aiKl If liaa-
iQUMIAivruT . -
nad to Han KinHeo ahould arrama to
rriva at Yaauirta tha evening bafara raia
rnilln
rraaara2rr an rr-t ralat alwaya tha
Far lalarmatl" aaf4 ta A Chapaa.Pr.l.lt ana
A... Albr. o7 f . a7f Asa" .
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PROFESSIONAL, CARDS.
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i -t r . . v.tinrM-jM a &lt vinrtaaftha
lata aciai aUaatl i ta mUtara la pralnW
aim lata laTUaai. MmiT.-nii tuna aiaca.
a. a. a. n.cr'. a. a. vitbbs
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AUaraar At f. All WaaM will raaai.a pramftt
ataanUao, varctUJJ r l-iTni,'ia1iBaar, vr
1KO.E.CJlSE'4LUf.
AUflnrar at Law. Will prartlat la alt aaarte al tka
kit 0paatal atlanttaa r'" to matwra ta ambaM
aa4 ta aaJacUoav. OrriCR-la Ua tliaa bloak.
yyr n. niLYEU.
AMorn7 at Law va I ftiUjitar in Chanwr. ICallaa.
Unnaaiadaeaall pa'BU. Loana Brtiatoa en ar
arabla tanaa. AlUu, Or to.
G
cc. w. nrniGfiT,
AttaraayatLaar,amiXnbv7 Public. Wlllpraclla a a
aaana al this aae In lb Cattail SUM caarM
lrOrrfoa. ssaiaei -Front roams avarlr nk ol
Oraaoo, Albany, Og.
J J. WHITJIKT,
ttoraa Laa, a I N.ta'f Public.
4!ba
jn. i ii ill.
rbyaktaa aaa flnrgoaa. OPPICK-Oiraar
Sorry ttraau, Albany, Ornroa.
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It. HAHTO A DIVIS,
Pbr.lriana aa Ivrmi. OPFIOB -Coraar raa4
and Brovdslbia atraMa. Albany. 6r, Calls promptly
AMardea iaaity aad eaaatry.
ri r. CHlMBEltL4I. 51. D.,
a ' - r
Hamaaratthlat. MT11" In dianaH of lb Eys
Tw.atr raara atnarimm- Ode hnura 7 to a a
1 la I p ra. and ta I svaalaf . Allna,, Oraon.
D
It. . J. HILL
Physician aad Stirfo-ra. S(t:U' atl llos airin to
disnasasol wvrm ni .. OtTCf.:YTf .tr.lt,
arer Camrri ns drur store. Kaadanea 7th near
Kerry. O.ll a U sirt, 9 to II a m aad t ta 4 p ra
D
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Phwlolan ao'l Sirin. rr ln.to id Ut'larna Ho
of 0"l , Niw V rk dir. D'.ia?. ot woman a
pwUlty. ?r"liJrJ frtmvt btoek, Albany, Oreton
TIRM T SATIOSAL Bt.VK,
J1 tV At.BAMT, ORKfOS,
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. 9. B.VOUNO
....l. W. LANG DON
nA!mrT3 A ?KNEtlALhikl'luinoM.
ACCOUNTS KKPr 'iB)er.t to aback.
HiOMT KXCUANGC and t rahie tranatar, sold
N.w Ynr, dan Kra-ulsco, Chicago and P-itluid
rauo
OOXKt.TlON SAI'Eoo lanhl Unur.
MIUCTOSa .
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INK CO KATIOMAL HANK,
OF A'BA"T. oaeooM.
CAPITAL STOCK ilOO.WO.
President.... J L COWAlf,
nce-Pn.sld.mt ...J M HALHTOM.
HCxel.ier ........, O A A KOMI BOLD.
D sctoim, I L Cowan, i If P.alntmi, W S
La4 l, W tl :, 2 A Ci-sworJ a-td U A Arab
Ibotd.
THAKSACmtaranaral nankin bustneat.
DRAWSXHI iiUAPI'don N.w York ait
4 it -t. 3reiron.
LOAN StOifKTon ipic,vd soonrtty
KJCCCIVSdepainlosubtoct abaca.
FORTfILLER &
-FUNERAL DlUirrOPuS.-
Arterial Kmbalrutng done Solontificilly,
' Albany, Oregon.
; -Ji-' 4m -v?Vf at. -.y'V'
TllK EKVCN WON DC 113 Of TUB WOULD,
Mr CLDol thla city aikt lor a IjII ac
count of the teven wonders ol tha ancient
world. IMffcrcnt miOtort itlmiirea in ite-
tcribltig Hit nrvcn foputai wonder o!
olden ttir.f. At piekcnt, I believe, the
Pyramid, the Coltoniuk of Rhode,' th
Temple ol Diana, the MauatMeum, the
Statute ol Jupiter Olyinpu, the Hanging
Garden ol Babylon and the Pharos, or
Watrhtower ol Alexandra, are usually
rtckoned a the"Orlglral Seven Wander,'
With the (Ingle txcq-tlon ol the Pyramids,
all ol the above have disappeared. One,
two ond three thousand year ago, accord
ing to tradition and authentic history,
eomeol Ihcm were wander Indeed.
Tne flrkt ol the wondrrs, the great Pyr
amid ol Cheops, I situated seven mile
irotn the hank ol the Nile and twelve
miles from Cairo, Egypt, It wat built In
the childhood ol the human race, long be
fore history began. Yet It stands today a
monument to the memory ol a wonderful
people. 1 he "Great Pyramid ol Cheops"
I believed lo have been butlt by the
monarch whose name it bears about 3,000
D. C. lis height It 4S0 teet 9 Inches, and
It bate 7vt feet square. Many of tht
monstet block ol granite used in con
structing it weigh thousands ol ton. Ti
dllion tell ut that 100,000 men were em -
p!oyd lot period cl thirty year In con
structtng It.
The Collomis ol Rhodes, the sreond In
the l!t ol am lent wonders, was a great
brsiea statute ol Apollo.whlch stretched It
huge leg across the harbor ol IChodcs, and
was to large that ship In lull sail passed
between. It wa io( leet hluh and ol
most ttact proportions. The erertlon ol
the Colloaaut was begun In the year 3700
B. C but wa not finished for nearly aoo
year. It wa ol brass, cast In sections,
and wa overthrown by an earthquake In
the year 324 B. C Ilrelghed 70,900
pounds. For lull particular concerning
thl monster braxsn Image see "Note lor
the Curious," RrfnMt ol Saturday, March
ai, 1S90.
Thn Temple ol Diana Is another ol the
Seven Wenjder ol the World which hss
entirely dlssapeared. It wa a mignlflcent
structure, situated upon the Evantlne and
Ephetus, and was constructed at the coin
mon cost ol alt Astatic countries. The
lofty-domed rod wa supported by
227 monster columns ol Parian marble
the tribute to Diana ol 17 kings. The
facade ol the temple occupied aoo feet up
on the Eranllne, and the wall tretched
back 435 leet, all glittering with gem and
precious atones.
Fourth In order ol prominence was the
Mausoleum the tomb ol Mausolus, the
first King ol Carta. According to Pliny
lt had a total height 0II40 leet. It wa
erected by Arteme.U, the widow ot
Mausolus, abou 353 B. C- ' It consisted ol
a baement 63 feet high, surmounted by a
P) ranilJ.Hr.lnK In kleps to a similar height,
an J on the ti-. of tne pyramid a colossal
group of Mausolus and wife in a chatlut
drawn by four horses ol heroic Ue. The
Mausoleum endured until about the year
1404 A. D., when It was partially destroyed
by an earthquake and finally torn down br
the Knights ol St. John. The fifth wonder,
the Olympian Zeus, was a statute ol Jupi
ter Olympus, said to have been 60 leet
high a4- chiefly comoosed ol ivory and
gold. It is usually kicslcJ at Ellis, but
nothing certain is known ol it local'on or
ol Ha reputed builder, Phidias.
It possible, tradition and history have
told us test about the slsth wonder ol the
world the Hanging Garden ol Babylon
than they have the fifth. Herodotus
die not mention them; Pliny only casual
ly allude to their existence, and the scrip
tural account ol the reign ol Nebuchad
nezzar ignore the subject ' altogether.
Popular accounts ol the Hanging Gardens
say that they were huge baakets ol bras
and iron, 400 leet square, swunj
on mammo'h stone arches, which were
erected near the Royal Palace at Babylon.
The seventh wonder was a combined
light-house and watch tower, situated on
the eastern end ol the island ol Pharos, at
Alexandria. Egypt. Its ronstrtictton wa
begun by Ptolemy Sorer abcut the year
332 B. C. It was 400 feet high and cost
a sum equal to $1,240,000 of United States
currencv.
Tl.e e'.ectlon of Governor Russell to a
second term In Massachusetts signifies
that that state II not placed In the demo
cratic column, will fall to the doubtful
ona when making estimations ol probable
results In the presidential election. The
tarifl Issue was made the leading and al
most only one In that state. The result
thowt that that state, whose people are the
most intelligent a well as unbiased, are
ripe lor rebellion against the scheme that
taxes many people to benefit the lew. The
result In New York and Newjersey point
to the Isct that New York, New Jersey,
Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts
and New Hampshire are fit grounds In
which lo sow 'he seeds el democracy.
In the stte of Louisiana many planlers and
farmers ar so far from grocery sto'es tha
tiedd'ers do a good business going through the
ountiy and supplying their needs. The
villtge stf' ekee pert are trying to compel the
saactrnent of a Isw interfering with peddlers,
nd thus saving them their monopoly. They
accuse tl.e edllers of being lottery agents and
of various dishonest practices. But the farm
ers generally take part with the ped Hers. They
save most to them, and in the use of middle
men those who perform this function worst,
or at greatest expenss lo '.l.e consumer, must
go to :he welt.
1 1 Irani Mxlrn,the scientist and electric-
lun, (ays It Is a mistake to suppose that the
discharge ol a rifle loaded with smokeless
powder Is noiseless. There is, say he,
no uch thing a noiseless gunpowder.
The report from a discharge ot smukeless
powder Is much shtrper and higher
pitched than that from black or ordinary
gunpowder; it cannot, however, be heard
anything like so far away . The recoil of
the piece is much less,alo, with smokeless
powder. ' .
Prof Edwin J Houston, who has been
investigating the methods of rainmakers
Melbourne and Dynenforth, decla'es It to
be hi deliberate opinion that rain can
never be trade to fall bvtrtlllcl.il mean
ut.les certain rainy condition already ec
lat in thn atmosphere. It might be a little
bald to make Prol Houston ,ty that If It'
going to rain anyway It will rain anyway.
But that' what a great many other people
think of the rain making business. .
Sir John B-nnett La wet hat nude hf
usual annual estimate of the yield ol whea t
in the British Isles in 1891. Adopting 30
bushels to the acre as an average, the
bushel weighing 60 pounds, and estima
ting' ths requirements of consumer at
about 39,500,000 quarters, an Importation
of 20.000,000 qjai ters, or 16,000,00 bush
els, of foreign wheat will be necessary,
Perhaps the largest United States lag
ever made was flung lo the breeze at Chl
coppee Falls, Ma-is,, several day ago. It
measures 41 by 71 feet. .
TEr.KaitAPuia news
On toe riant Track!
Washington, Nev 6. Senator Mitchell Is
gala publishing the matter of electing United
Slates senator by a direct vote of th people.
He said to dsyi
I " a earnest in lh dahi at ever, and On
th first dy of the srsslon, or at soon there
after a possik'r, I shall introduce my amend
ment, and hits it referred to the committee
on privilege and elections. I suppoae they
will wrestle w,.a tt and that we shall have a
report on it la torn form ar other befoi th
session close.
A Terrible BartbaMake
Washington, Nov 6. A lelreram from
the Japanese government toilsy wts rtcctvsj
by Taieno, the ispsnts nunistar, giving an
account of the earthquake whirh occurred in
ispsn en the asm ol uctoir. it seems
Irom this report the damsge caused by the
eatihquske ws conlined almost entirely to
th nei lectures rfAlrlil and Uifu. Nseor Is
tha chiel city in th Alchi nerfecture and bal
a population ol I to.Oso, I her tre very larce
cine In :n biiuprriecturc. no other parts
or Jspsa. According to this Information,
6500 person wr killed, Oooo wcra injuretll
7S,ooo boust waretutaliy destroyed and 12,'
000 bayly damsged
A at. . Areldral.
mattui, not o, 1 nomas ty Major, an
engineer, wa terribly Injured In s,n acclden(
on the Cobmbla 3t Pugt Sound railroad at
to clock this mornini. II ws brlnclne in
a train of twenty-five ear wlih coal from
Cedar rtounlsm, Whtn about three miles
from Kenton, tlie n(ln struck a cow which
bad (alien inio the cattle guard, and after
rolling the animal along for 100 feet or more
the engine left the track and plunged down a
nneen-hoi etubaukm nl Intt Ctdsr river
The four trainmen, who wer la th ral
escaped serious Injury, except Engineer Msyu
who may reidver.
An rxporlTax.
Loniion, No 6. Th St Petersburg cor
respondent of lh time tclegreph thst he
learnt from the best sources that a hay ex
port tax win l impoaaii oa ohest, probably
three week, hence, All th ministers, ascent
V ithneceradsk y, tntnister of finance, favored
the total prohibition ol exportailon, therefor
mollification is still possible. The long
warning given exporter will result in actlv
trade in the meantime.
The alaaalaa raaalao.
st ravraasBtJaa, rov 0 Th governor
f Nijinl Novgorod declare throughout th
province aU supplies of provisions ar exhaust
d, thst th peasant wlU soon without
food, and that l.Soo.ooo pounds of grain will
be required, a greater part of which mutt be
imported. The difficulty of lraasrortation
will render timely help almost impossible.
4 learfal Aeeldent,
Uirra, Mont No 4. Those killed in the
terrible sccidsat, which occurred at the Ana
cooda mine a few minutes after midnight Ihi
moraine, were James OTtonnel, Chartca M
Evans. John Ritchie. James U Saltivan, I'
Mulligan, Michael McAvery. Jamca Roach,
William Martin and Dennis Shaughnessy,
Jerry Harrington is Injured, but not fatally,
Al the 900 loot level, a large umler or mea
were waiting ta ba raised to the surfsce for
their lanch. la Ihi case it I believed thst
oot lea than twenty started on Hie lertibte
ride to death. When between the 3 and
400 foot levels. Is tries O'Doanell, wlto was an
lb npper, lust hi self posaassioa and fell
over lh aid of the cage. He fell between
the cage aad the wall of ihe shsft, down to the
oarer una n, in race, wncr n Btiuca in
meat crowsed there tn such way aa to knock
almost all of them off. Altoeetbcr eight men
were ksocked off the cage down lo the dump
which is 1 200 feet below the autfsce. Two
others were brought lo lh outface badly in
lured, and ona of these died is) a abort time.
The bodies brought to the surface were
mangled a to be tctrxlf tecngaUable, except
by their clothing.
A Ult awry.
La CkAMii, Or No 4. A robbery which
exceeded the recent Eaterpriae alaur in the
amount taken was perpetrated upon the
Forme. 't Mortgage and Savings bank of Sum
merville, Ihi county, last night. A the
cashier ws leaviag the bank about 9 o'clock
last evening ne waa met at ne ooor by two
men with asck over their heads, who present'
cd pistol to hi head and ordered Lim to go
back and open lb tale, lie stepped back
inta the room and tbey followed him, pultln
down ihe blinds aad lighting the lamp. They
da played great coolness, not only Isklng all
Ihe money ia lha safe, but examining the
paper as well, fhey secured 148,000.
TTtsal aja left.
Salkm, Nov 5. The will of ihe late R
Wallace will be hied for probate tomorrow,
It was made in 1885 ia Chics go. There was
no codicil, except one substituting I II Alber
of Salem, for a Chicago man as one of the
execBiof. The will ia lengtny document
and very carefully prepared. It bequeath a
ol the property to the threa executors and
trustees. He directs that his lraines
conduct I as nearly as possible in their opin
ions a be would conduct it. and the profits
from lh saute lo be given lo his wile, and
children, each to shaie alike. The property
j worth $250,000.
rallsue aa lh l aas'
San Fsahcisco, Nov 5. Th BraJstrsel
mcieantile agency ports 103 failures in the
Pacific coast ststea and territories for lh
month of October writ asset of I201.197 and
liabilities, 1421.133. as compared with ua for
Ihe previous month with swtts of $379,619
and liabilities of $747,428.
A rtealdeat Chosen.
Yalpaiaiso, Nov 5. The Chilian liberal
presidential electors ysirJay mtt and elect
ed Adro'iral Jorge Monti as president of Chili
(or the next five years, lie will be intagu
rated at Santiago de Chile December 36, 1891,
Tba Kleeslowa.
Washington, Nv 5. Republicans gen
erally rejoice over lha result In Ohio, claiming
that it ia a vindicatinn of Ihe new tariff law,
and they are disposed lo regard the reversalt
in the other state a the result of local dif
ference in the party. The democrat ar
lejoking over the result in New York, Msss
chusettr and Iowa, and assert that it shows
a efeody and reliable growth of that party.
Eas'ern drmocrals ar particularly jubilant
over the result telieving thai it will preserve
the domination of eastern influence in the
partp. In New York 17 republicans, 14
democrats snd l independent were elected to
the senate aud 6$ democrat, 61 republicans
nd 3 lodependent t the assembly. In
dtassacnusrits joint ballot the vote will be 173
republican and 106 democrats. In Iowa the
republicans have the hous and democrats the
senate.
- WORTH CtmiORltlKU
F. M. French keapa railroad time.
Buy yonrfxrooerias e Sharker flnm
Kaw oraam ehaesa jast received at Cotrad
Meyers. '
Stunk the eatahratxd avsnt filled J5 eent
cigar at Julius Joseph's.
Alargoetnok of wall paper, with lata de
ign,at Fortmiller t Irvine'a.jnst raeeived.
Have yon seen thoso parlor suite that T
Brink ha Just received 7 Ttioy are nice.
J W Beorley. beat bout and elioe maker lo
eity, thra door north nf Dimocrat offio.
E W Achisoo k Co handle tne oelabrsted
Cortland eement walla for -jemctery lota.
These walla ean he furnished at half the cost
of any other and arn far aaperior,
Dr M H EMU. nhvsiouo and anrxeon.
Albany, Oregon. . Csll made In eity t r
eonntry. ... '. , . v. 3. ...jJ.,.
Ladies on do their shoppmo1 in San Fran
cisco without visitiusr the city, and without
extra oomtniaaion. Miss K J. Barrows J r
chss:n auut, 1809 Oroya St, Oakland, .
Patronisd home iodnty. and buy' hand
mad harness, warranted, front' 0 O Ale
Karl, nd, at Dubrallle old stand.
O to D W Cobb, tuoflessor to Paisley &
Stnil), Flini Block, for ymtrj 'b printing
of ail kinda.'
C W Cohh, job printer, FlinU Block.ldoe
first class work,
Res that elegant'piano at Kloin Bros Bjot
n.d Hhoeatoro,
K W Aelnson &Co ar soiling monnrasnta
a' Poitland prices.
,Se W F Read' hue ol dress goed ; and
ill hefnr bnyiog elsewhere,
SMwart& 8ox sell th very best stent
tanipced shears and scissors.
Tha .BauofaAV will exehang a aawiog
tnachlo of any make dasirsd, exoept ore or
tor some nag grab weoa and part e8b;
or will cootider ' other propositions
I any
no dasiriUri a nw macnina-
A fine lino' ol orojkeryjjware a Coqt&
Hendrioaou'a. J
IDtlll ANO r.ttSOXaS,
tiiubhday
E L Thompson and litmlly returned to
Portland today,
Julius Sidle arrived In Albany yestctday
Irom Minnesota and wilt local In the
yallcy.
The Three Sisters paoscd up the river
today. The river Is now at a tine naviga
tion stage.
A I) Wtvidlri returned today Irom sev
eral month In the mines, lie ha been
working tlx inen.Mnthe Golden Flcecedur
Ing the summer, getting In aoo tect, and
expects to go 75 feet farther.
Mr C M Charlton Informs us that he In.
tends soon to no to Portland and enter
Prol Armstrongs commercial colleae. It
Is his Intention to make a specially of
stenography. Prlnevllle News
Mr C S Smith, who Is attending the
Stanford University at Palo Alto, Cat.,
was recently honored by election to the
oflice ot vice president of the society ol
Associated Students, which Is next to the
highest honor a student can receive at the
hand of hit fellows, Eugeue Register.
FRIDAY.
Hopkins danclni- school meet to-night
at the opera house, at 8 o'clock.
Chief of Police Hoffman I expected
home to-nlpltt with John 0 Stall, the for
ger. He wa delayed by having to get a
requisition.
J Royce, ol Lebanon, was In Salem
Wednesday and Identified thn hack and
harness In custody of Hlierlff C'rolsan as
hi own. The horse still await a caller,
Salem Journal.
SATURDAY,
ludire E N Tsndv. ol llarrl.burif, has
been lu the city during the w-ck.
Marriage license wss Issued totUv to Mr
J li Llnhcus and U A urummund.
zzwr joiin toKiiny returned thl noon
train n several week trip through the
east and report a plcasantexperloncu.
Mix Hettlu Miller returned thl morn-
init front a five weak visit in Oakland
and San Francisco, accompanied by Mr
and Mrs U L walker, ol Portland.
Jack Young, the O I new agent, went
east recently to fret some new leas. It
will be remembered that he broke one ol
them a lew weeks ago, and they have not
been working well.
Dr M J Paiton, recently arrested at
Salem, Is a son ol Dr t'alton, Ihe pioneer
land owner at Nt jotn. lie at one time
owned n ost ol the land on which Alblna
I located and Is one ot the tidiest men In
East Portland.
rot ATf s ot at raof CKant,,
(O. R. N. lUarkbara, Jutl; n. W. Coo4ran
Vitt. Mumbauglt, Caormlairiuaar.)
J
F Hyde resigned as J Pot Lebanon
prjcl
Inct and S M W Illudman was ap
pointed
In case of J K Weathcrford agt Nathair
B and Olney Fry, 8r, dleiiiUaed as to Olney
Fry, Sr, and judgmtnt awarded against
N U Fry.
FCihenagt H'own Huston, dUn.l.aed
at cost ol plaintiff.
George Luper wa appointed supervisor
ot Diet 17 vice Henry Ingiam, murdered.
C F Wright agt M A Loftus, confirma
tion ordered.
AdjourncJ until Friday morning, Com.
mlsaloner Cooper going to inspect
bridges, Commissioner Rumbaugh 111.
Road ordered opened according to ap
plication ol W II Young et al.
Matter of tax levy and blda lor lioolhf
continued.
In matter ol Calapoola bridge Young Si
Ttltotson agreed to oak pile at ($ 00 each
and furnlah lumber at.d do work at $16
pep thousand.
Fee ol witnesses before grand jury al
lowed. NaturallxalJon papers were granted
granted Frax Dornogalls.
Following bill wer allo yed:
G C Oooley, aid Mra Clark $10 00
O P Cuahow, Jr, aid Hall family. .. 10 00
Ladic Aid Society ld Long child
ren and Henry Grain's 15 00
John O Boyd, aid J W Cv 10 00
D W Rumbaugh. aid Mr G F
Junkey 10 00
GlaeeAt l'rudhomle, stationary.... 5 00
State agt John Peters, fee ........ 11 on
State gt David West, lee 33 35
State agt Frank Ingram, fee. ..... Jo 90
Foanav & Mason, stationary fV 15
M A Fitzgerald, bounty 2 00
R W Moses, acct roada. 13 09
Hatrlaburg Luin Co, lumber $1 tit)
Geo D Barnard 23 50
URN Blackburn, salary ......... 100 00
W E Curl, salary 83 35
N P Parne. fee 2f ot
I J and M F Brannln, boarding jury 3 25
- 11 1, i
VI r riueec'i, sniery ,
Albany Electric Light Co
Andrew Jennings, road , .
Inquest ot F Reton
John Usher, janitor cotut house. . .
State agt John Mills:
Mrs E Murray, board jury
State agt Jos Peters, lees
II M SUtne, building Thomas
Creek bridge
Albany Iron Worka, Iron lor il li
ters bridge '
Mack Sawyers, aid Henderson, .f
K (limn, acct poor
Jos Ctaypool, bounty
M A FiUgerrld, bounty
(ilaaaA I'rudliomie , . .
C It Tycer.btmnty .
O W(!ol)b, stationery
80 00
37 50
if) 3
39 90
6 00
18 30
3 J$
14 50
Si SS
10 00
-"J 60
8 00
2 00
27 Of
6 00
19 00
1134 05
3 00
8,00
. 9 00
S 00
5 00
4 OS
) 75
2 1 OO
111 80
3 50
10 50
II S Williama.fee
Train & Whitney, bounty
F Crawford, aid Mra Holier. .
B W Cooper, fees.. . ,
Fred Carey, bounty
K II Maddux, bounty..
M E Davis, acct poor
Crumle 3l Davis, roads and brdg
L W Devoe, road and bridges..
A Wheeler, same ,
P W Spink, lumber
R M Wad & Co.roada.bridges. .
DUN Klackburn, aid poorcct
roads-....
Flower majority 46,446,
Rather flow-
tr tha.
PiioTotiptPiH or tub Would. A new
work by tl.is title is just out. It con
sists, as its name indicates, of photo
graphs of all widely knowu object in
the world, such as Blarney Cnutle, In
Ireland, Forth bridge aud Balmoral
castle, in Scotland, Wiaketpcare's house,
Windsor castle and London bridge, in
England, City of Moscow, ' Berlin, birds
eye view of Paris Cathedral of Notre
Dame, Constantinople, Parthenon in
Athens, Venice, Colloseum, St Peter
and Vaticau, in Rome, etc. All these
views are executed in the iuKhest stylo
ol the art and mechanically the book
consisting of over 500 pages is at once "a
thing of beauty, a joy forever." No
more beautiful and tasty ornament
could be secured for a library or parlor.
Get one.
$3 a Mile. Two carload of lumber
from flatcBville, consigned to G M De
vaney, of this city, wero brought in last
week, the cars being transferred at Shel
burn to the S P, then to the Scio branch
at West Scio. The freight chargoa were
somewhat binding, however, as they
were $18 per car from Gateeville to this
city, 19 on the O P, a distance of about
30 miles, and $9 on the 8 P to this city, a
dis'anco of but three miles. Seems to
us that the railroad commission should
make soma inquiry into this matter.
Press..- ,-
Tiia Own-irs Found. The second
team found In the camp ol the two Eu
gene horsethfeves near Salem have been
clnlmed . 3 C Needham from ner Tangent,
Linn oounty, arrived thla morning and
proved up on the sorrel mure, nd said
the gray mare belonged to Thomas Ander
son, his neighbor, . He says they were
stolen abou three weeks ago. Journal.
HARMED.
TRASK-SIIELTON. On Sunday.Nor
1st, at the residence of A M Shelton, of
Jordan, the bride's fatherf Rev T P
Goodman officiating, Mr Edward Traak
and Mies Lucinda Shelton.-
" SI'DONALD-EODGERS. On Sunday,
Noy 1st, in Brownsville, by Rev 0 Sperry,
Mr Arthnr U McDonald and Misa Lorena
Rodgers, both of near Scio.
BOUN.
MEYERS. On Thursday. Nov, 5
1891, In Albany, to the wife of George
Meyers, a nine pound son
JtliOM TUK 0&TI.I.Vr.
Ast Interesting; teller from 1. J. ('karllea,
haw York City, Oct. aSHi, 1891.
KdUort Dmoer of : -
After a sutrtner ol delightful leisure In
ths Willamette Valley, (the loveliest spot
by the way the tun shines on,) the intense
and hurried life ol thl great city come
In strange, emphatic contrast. The sum.
mer came tike a pleasant dream and went
a swiftly, The other evening, though
(csreely rested from a nli day journey
by rail, with vivid recollection ot the
summers pleasant experiences, I found
myself moving along In that great sea ol
humanity that forever surges along the
ereat thoroughfare ol New York, -lost as
truly as tne rain arop is lost mat un into
tne ocean. 1 wa minning incoierentiy
ol a thousand things, of the great extent
of the territorial limits of this country, of
it vastness in population and resources,
the rapidity with which lt ha been and I
being developed, ot the vailed condition
ol Die which dinerent sections present, ol
the features ot life pecttllur to great cities
hi eer.eral and ot Me York in particular
Suddenly It occurred to me that some ol
your reader might bo Interested torn
wnst. in wnat an yjrc?,m uoy sees ana
hears and thinks and feels as he moves
about In the censcKss rush and go of me
tropolitan life.
I might write t letter o( tedious lenuth
on any one of the eut.jccts mentioned. But
perhaps niese wouia ucr.er on ne put asiuc
for the present, for thj one thing now
uppermost In the mind of New " Yorkers
and perhaps foremost In the thoughts of
most cl'Uensot our country to-wit: the
election. Whut of the men? What of the
Issues? eVhat of the results? When Dante
approached the entrance lo the Infernal
region he beheld engraven over tae en
trance, "All hone abandon ye who enter
here." 7 hie Is the fittest motto I can ron
celve lor the novice who would attempt to
unfold, even Imperfectly, the mysteries cl
New York politic. No mr as the e;cc'.iun
It concerned I need re cr only to the men
who head the democratic and republican
ticket. Mr Flower, the democratic
nominee. Is a man of wealth, has served
In Congress, was chairman of the com
mltlee on congressional elections a year
aco. He U diitntlled, thoughtful and
scholarly. He I not a man of transcen
dent abilities, but Is conservative, safe,
reliable: a man whom every or.e wo.ld
trust as an upright man; a man thoroughly
posted In political and economic questions,
and alt in att the kind ol a man whi ad
minister the affairs of state with dignity
and ability, Mr Fasiet, the republican
n mlnee. has had a lonir and successful
career In the legislature ol this slate. He
wa the leader of the republican In the
last Icitislaturc, wss secretary ol the list
republican national committee and 1 now
Collector ol Customs at the port ol New
Yoik. He Is very strongly partisan, but
I well equipped for the executive oiiice
Flowe I should say had the more dignity
Fassct the more energy. The former Is
more like a iude. the Inner more like an
advoca'e. flower Is a man whom hi
party aeeks; Fasset is a man who doc. not
wait to besought but forges nit way ancsa
r lower has the stronger hold on business
men, Fassct on politician.
As to the Issues In the campaign. The
tariff and ballot reform are the real Issue
In tins state. New York senium nt is not
great' v variant on Ihe silver question, and
party lines are not strlctlv drawn on the
ballot reform question. Either party
wllllna to establish the Australian ba'lut
li only It mav act the t?!ry of it. So thai
at the bottom the great Issue Is tariff re
form and vantsse around for the prcsl
denllal contest of next year. But behold
now the marvellous wavsot the politician.
The democratic cry Is, "Down with Fas
act Ix-cau.e he belong to Piatt and de
featerf New York In the contest tor the
World's fair." The republican cry Is,
"Down with Flower, the candidate of
Tammany Halt." Along these lines the
battle wages fiercely, 'there are numer
oua local lasuc that may vary the irsull
slight', but so Ut as 1 can judge neither
party has any advantage In this regard.
The World' lair Issue I think la Injuring
Fasaet. Many Independents dislike Tam
many and will support Faaset. These
mostly ate republican who tallowed the
lead ot George YVHilain Curtis when he
bolted Blaine in 1884. Independent of
democratic sympathies are supporting
Flower. Thus the mugwump will not be
a potent factor In thl election. The usual
amount of "personalities" are hurled back
and forth, but thess can have no Imjtor
tant effect on final results. Thus national
Issues are obscured In tne fog of a fierce
local contest, much to the disappointment
I think of thoughtful voters of both partt
As to the result. 1 think the parties
will about poll their natural vote, with
odds In favor of the democrats. I think
the odus are this way for the teason thai
the democrat are united, save June.
i one Is a man of very mediocre abilities,
as Inordinate ambition and Is currently
reported as controlling only one vote. His
name excites n.lr.h among both demo
crat and republicans. I will not venture
to speak of numbers, but I am decidedly
of the oplnl in that the er.th'e democratic
ticket In thl slats will be elected by a
majority that will clearly Indicate that
New York sentiment 1 emp'ia'ically
democratic. The results will show how j
nearly this my first prediction I correct.
Last night I had the pleasure of attend
Ing the "Bush ess Men's Democratic
Meeting" And such a meeting! 15,000
men gathered in the great Msdisun Square
Garden! Clevehnd and Hill were both
there and spoke. Such a crowd I natur
ally noisy. But when Cleveland arose to
speak It sounded as if the gods ot thunder
were waging battle with the gods ol war,
That mighty assemblage rose as one mn.
Banners and ft-tg waved! Hats, canes,
urrbreltas flew! It wa pandemonium!
People shouted until ihey could not shout
and then came an undercurrent of sound,
alowd'.n, caused by 15.000 pair of feet
stamping the floor. It was magnificent
beyond descrlp'lon. Gov. Hill was given
a welcome that might flatter any man, but
the fact was demon ttrated beyond a doubt
to my mind that no' man can stir the en
thusiasm of the democratic hosts of New
Yotkllke Giover Cleveland. The scene
Is equalled only when the republican as
semble to do honor to James G. Blaine.
Alter Gov. Hilt had spoken he find Mr.
Cleveland arose and departed together.
This plcasct' the crowd again, and again
the demon of noise weie set agoing.
Those '.wo men are certainly favorite sons
ol the New York democracy. Endearing
name were yelled at them both contlnu
ally. lint it was conspicuous that presi
dency Is Inseparably ussoclated with the
name ot l icveiand, -
In another letter, perhaps, I rritv tell
you some other things that arrest my at-
t.-nilon In New lork City. -
Very Respectfully,
J J Chaiw.tqx.
Lt 1 ding Photographer A oany Oregou.
We have bought'! thencgativt smade by
I. W Cirk and W II Ureeowood up to JNov
15th, 1589. Duplicate ean be had from
hem only of na at redneed tates. We haye
also about 18,000 negative made by our
selves, from which duplloatea ean be had at
llkeiaiet. W carry tb only full line of
vlewt of tbia atate and do enlarged work at
iowet t rstes for first elas work. W e shall be
ploasod to see yon at our Studio tn Froman s
bleuk, next door to Masonlo iempie.
Cure of Spinal Weakness.
K F Woolston, Yatei, Clean Co., N. Y"
writes: "Mv wife, five year ago, waa eon
fined to her bed with infUmmatoty rheuma
ti .in of the museles of the back , The doc
tors thnnght her cm hopeless, and doomed
her tn bo a bedridden invalid. Tha violent
pain kept her awake almost every night
She lost oyer thirty pounds In weight. To
ease her pain I thought I would put on
Alloook's Porous Plasters. I covered her
baok with them. Tomy great delight she
becan to aleep well. The paiu very much
abated in one week . I then t ok the plas
ter off, washed her back, and pot on fresh
ones. At tba end of the second week, she
insisted on getting up, and by tho third
week waa entirely well and able to attend
to ber household duties.
Fertmiller k Irving have some Renais
sance lace oartaics for $18 a pair, as Sneoa
anything ever seen in the itv. They
range down to $7 a pair. Other l ace ear
tain down to $1 01 let a pair.
- " ': liOTI AN9 AHXOAI
THPDHJiAY.
Dkownpii at NawpifttT. At nu
yesterday forenoon, G Vf Graves, foreman
ol Ihe government works at Newport, was
swept oit tne emr ot the tramway bv
breaker and drowned. All attempts to
find the dody have thus far proved futile.
It wilt probably be washed ashore In time.
lltNkY ViLf.AhD passed through Al
bany yesteoday for Eugene, where he was
L'lven a reception by the cltlr.en of that
city. It wa a big affair and s deserved
tribute to the man who cava the Slate
University a $co,ooo sift: the arestest of
anytning uunc ny nir viuaro for the
Northwest according to Judge Deady,
S tkamkm Arhival. The Steamer Wll
amette Valley arrived at Yaoulna at it;.
wnn tne loiiowinu passenger! Mr r w
Gorman, S T Adams, P B Gallagher, Wm
liergamon, w W Jilghsm, C-hus Mnon,
aiiss JJnipn, Jhos uigley, M (Jordan, Her
man Knees, Ml Mcsgher.
Ir will ok Establihiikb. Hon Allen
Parker and son have met with such en
couragemcnt lit Afbany over the estab
lishment of a Iruit cannery here that they
nave ucciucci to organize too Albany can
nlng Co. next week. A prominent Portl-
lami man win lake 5500 slock and enough
in Albany to Insure succe. 1 hi ts one
of Albspys needs
rsiDAV, ,
Vt.Cf.ir iw County, Wednesday wa
the 03rd birthday of Mr Althouse. A
pleasant family dinner In her honor at the
residence of her daughter Mis ftarwh Alt
house. Mr Althouse Is the oldest person
in s Albany, and, we believe, In Llnn
county.
A Drunken Salkm Man, Yesterday
afternoon while Intoxicated Dr, M J Pat-
ton of nnimen, once a resident 01 Aihaiv
went into Williams & Eniland s bank and
with hand on a revolver demanded 5o
of the cashier. He was arreted and held
under $ too bonds to wait the action of
the grand jury, fie was placed In jail.
vr itr ay
A $7000 subsidy hasbenu rained in DUa
for a wMdea null.
Th ew Mayor at luii Una City. F A
Baylor, is a brother tf Mr Al fjsjltr, ef
Albany,
Th hesvisot individual tsxpayor ia
Claoxsms county, auburn of Portland, is
it aootc, wno oeiiy pays on ai,V0. nevarai
corporations pay moie.
Yamhill eotinty ha bin aewapsper aid
10,'Ks.' inhabitant, a greater number In pro
portion to population than auy other oottoty
in tbestat. Ne wonder ao many Ysm-
biller tr born great.
a-' r I llollonbock. of Franklin, Lane conn
tr, last week killed what be believe waa
th largest 00a gar aver killed la tb snouB'
tain ia that region. It had a vary heavy
body and measured eleven feet ami bib
Inches in length.
G S Dodge plead guilty before Justice
Fuut Friday moralog to assault aud bat
tery on hi wife ad wa fined $50 for which
be went to jell. Ne vldoic waa produced
to prove that b aaultd hi wife with a
knife. Oregon City Coerier.
Will & Surk. tk jeweler.
Fresh crisp eelery at Allen Bio.
Keep yoar eyrs t,peo for (Wga'm it PI
amcu a.
A foil line of clears in ! U1I1 .01 at F E
Ahn a.
Ail 1 inoe ol choice et.bi ami coikia
eppist at Alien uro.
Ltd toe Oxford ties at greatly red a cod
rate at Klein Bros. Mast be sold.
A Urpt line of elegant gt.M w At one I
ttty new tray al Wilt & Stark .
All kinds of farmer prod-tee Lieu in ex
change lor jrroeartr at F E Allen a.
Oh! Ladies, look hare! 5 ptskase !od
. .... . i . .
urc Au.o tar cent
Kilk umbrella in nstural wood hautlle
eboau al French a Jewelry store.
t at get your m mey s wnrtli when yon
bay ei.a nn.lirelias at Mooch a.
The fiorst lino of picture frame ever in
Albar-y at FurtftiillerS Irving'.
Freeh Mouha, Java and l lndid cotTeo rt
ceivcd co every atcstuer ft Allen tiro.
Allen Cm alwaya keep their customtr
to)'pI:eA with fresh butter and e'ge.
ua to r r. waa wnoo y hi want tomt-
thtue sweet. Ilonry, nispla sjirii, itc.
The very latest .) Ie aad novelties ia th
millii.ery lino J !. rouetved at the Miaata
IU1I a. Valian t - tita,n.
V W Davis in u..r in charge of th IX,!
moi,tuo rett.arsn. McaU 23 ennt. KmU ro
oysters, f rip h. rif-nj,j h,t-e!aaa.
for firt.ela meal call St th City Res
taurant. Everything dsinty and rtaat.
Meals, S3 oettla. Uoard and lodging f 4 00
per aek.
iK-oi.lndly the la.est and ctniout variety
rf t-a tn town u at C V. Browne!'. Suu
drir.1, basket fiitd, -em. Hack, English
brtiakfaat. Sic.
Gxo.il. KkaNY Dead. C G Burk
hart received a dispatch thl morning
from J M Keeney, brother to George 11
Keener, at Salt Itke City announcing the
death ol the latter at that place. HI body
will be brought to hi home at I falser for
burial.
Tiiit Jury DisAnse;-"r;hIs morning
at 9:33 o'clock!'! j'iry came In in the In
gram case, and on reporting; that It waa
Impossible for them to agree were dis
charged. The Democrat learns that the
following was tho way In which thev
stood: For murder In first degree: W S
Elliott, Peter Hither, W E Potter and A J
Davis. For murder in second degree: S
S Mytr. Ab Humphrey, J N Guliiford,
ana n. 1 nnelton. ror accuittal: U C
Moon. J U Murndorf, John Wright, and
Frank Peterson.
BnouotfT to Albany. Chief ot Police
Hoffman returned last night from Seattle
with J 0 Stoll, the yonng roan whom he
had arrested on complaint of O U McFar
land on char&eof forging hi father's name
Mr Stoll asserts that be bad always been
authorized to sign his fathers name, and
that the reason the check was protested
was because hia father thought lie was
spending too much money. He was
taken before Justice Humphrey this
morning and hold under $500 bonds to
appear on next Moddar, when, it is
thought the mattor will be settled lis
was in jail in Sehttle five days, an ex
perience be did not enj-y very much.
KericiTO Ladies. My cloaks have
now arrived and I am enabled (ogive the
ladies of Albany bargains in fall and
winter cloaks for a few days only. I wi'.l
have at my store a sample of every style
of eealette and cloth cloaks or jackets
made by one of the largest E-t!j,ern
manufacturers. They comprise all the
novelties of the season. These goods
will be in the store for a few days only
and will be sold at wholesale prices. Call
early and secure the best selection.
Q W Simpson.
For Sals Twenty-tour acre tract of
land, nil In cultivation, suitable for prune
erchard, $45 per acre. Inquire on prem
ise of Win St John, 4 mile west of Tan
gent.
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Kellogg School. TheKelloggschoo
of dress cutting at corner of Flrstand
Baker In the Ralston house is now open.
Lessons not limited. Ladies are invited
to call and examine the system.
If afflicted with toalp diseases, hair falling
out, and premature baldness, do not use
grease or alooholio preparations, but spply
Hall's Hair Renewer.
Do not buy your boots and shoot until
you see the piano at KloinlBroa, and aa well
have eisuiiuod:tbetr laro g too it of good. .
; Ladies Oxford tie at Klein Bros. Cheap
est in the eity. VV ill be sold at greatly re
duced rates.
An Kxamils. The teas for American
oonsumptioa are bought in China by Euro
?ean experts, who ar oalled "tea-tastera."
'be encyclopedias are authority for tha fact
that ia a few years they have to giye up
their laerativa position with shattered oon
stitatiou. The unheal thfulness of the ad
terationa and mineral oolprio matter o
not be. xaor strongly put. Beeah's 1
par a ehiMkeed. For sal By.AlUa
' Littler & Ball, dentists, will make artifl
eial plate of aluminum. The heslthisal
most durable and )ight?et weight of a-vy
other plate, We want to introduce t!ii
kind of work 10 this vicinity. -
ALttilT rt'BUC kH'Bwwl.
The rules, regulations and course of
study adopted by our School Board for
the more efficient management of Albany
public school is one of the most com
prehensive yet published in the state.
As it has been ordered that one copy be
furnished each family natronlzlmr the
school, we give only a few leading ex
tracts: The public school shall ba claim! fled aa
Primary and Grammar departments.
The Primary department shall consist
of the First, Second, Third and Fourth
grades. The Grammar department shall
consist ol the Fifth, Hlxth, Seventh and
ftigiun grades.
The course of study which la nrinted
in full Is one hitherto adopted In this
district, and is similar ta the course used
by tho Salem public schools. Instead of
a nine years' course, it has been cnt
down to eight years with the sstne
amount of work. The studies are such
as are used in every grammar school with
a primary department, sneh a tire pub
lic sciioois 01 roruano, rsaiem or nan
Francisco.
Each pupil who will have acceptably
completed ths course of stndy prescribed,
snail receive a diploma signed by- the
County School Superintendent, Principal-
ana me isoaru 01 uirectors-
The school year shall consi.t of forty
weeks, or two hundred school days, in
cluding legal holidays.
The first term shall commence on the
second Monday in HenLmber of each
year, and shall continue twenty weeks
The second term shall commence on the
Monday following the close of the first
tcrm.aud shall continue twenty weeks.
Tb 1 a . a
uuring scnooiuays teachers are re-
lulred to be about the school premises
rom 8 :30 a m to 4 o'clock o ni. at which
latter time they are to disperse in such a
manner as to go at least three blocks
ith the pupils. During recesses and
noons, the teachers and pupils are allot
ted portions of the school premises in
sucli a manner as to give every pupil the
neneut 01 a teacners' presence and innu-
ence even during playtime. This ar
rangement will make immoral conduct
about the school an impossibility.
The enlr valid excose for tardtneaa
(except as provided in Rule 45) shall be
1. htckness Of the pupil.
2. Sickness of astne member of the
family requiring immediate attendance
ol the pupil at home.
A. Uanger to health from serious ex
posure.
4 Home urgent cause rendering punc-
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.ua.i. ,uiuaauio w catreuieiy iucun'
ven lect
in case of absence or tardiness the en
pils shall bring on their return to school
an excuse in writing from their parents
or guardians, stating the reason for such
ausence or tardiness.
In case of fire alarm :
1. Rapid ringing of hand bell.all pupil
turn.
2. Second tap arise.
S. Third tap.all march outside of yatd
The tuition of non-resident pupils per
quarter ol twelve weeks shall be as fol
lows: Grade one, two, three, four, $5.
Grrules five, six, seven and eight, $7-50.
me following; questions will assist pu
pus in determining whether they are
non-residenta :
W her were voa last enumerated?
Where is the home of voor narenta or
guardian? I
Did you come to this district solely for
school purposes?
How long do you intend to remain in
this district?
Are you willing to make affidavit that
your only home is in this diiti ict T
The officers are as follows: Hon L II
Montanye, Hon J K Weatherford, John
Foshay, Esq., C G Burkhart.Esn... Clerk.
And the teachers are : J B Horner, A M,
Principal, Miss Marv Blount, B S D.Miss
Clara Gard, BHD, Miss M M Laogblin,
MiasK V Crossett, Miss Iaabell Gray, 1)
S D, Mrs Kate M Aiken. BSD, Miss Ab
bie Wright. US. Miss Mary Sedgwick.
A BiUlrlrt lastllat.
A teachers institute was recently held
at Scio, which was pronounced a very
successful affair. Prof Russell respond
ed to the reception tendered the teachers
in a very pointed, entertaining manner.
Mrs Brown was heard in a select read
ing. Prof Horner delivered the lecture
of the evening on "School Management"
which was replete with good advice to
teachers and pupils. Interspersed dar
ing the exercises were eonfs and music
by the band.
The next morning the matter of school
institutes was discussed. Prof. Russell,
who opened it, sUting that he intended
to organize at least four institutes in the
county. He waa followed by Messrs
Geddes. Brown, Cyrus, Wilson, Goin,
Richardson and Morris.
A committee was appointed on pro
gram for the next meeting.
M R Brown discussed the subject of
school management, and was followed
by Profs Goin, Long and Geddes, Mrs
Goin, Misses Moore and Myers, Profs
Barzee and Sutherland, all giving good
ideas on the important subject.
Mrs Goin opened the subject of "Pri
mary Reading," which was discussed by
Supt Russell, Messrs Harnisii, Cyrus,
Barzee, Latta and Mrs Brown.
Supt Russall spoke iu behalf of the
teachers reading circle.
The eubiect of orthotrraDhv era intro
duced by Prof Geddes, followed by Prof
1,1:1 V.
it 11 mm ana airs urown.
Dr Cole spoke on the subject of physi
ology. Supt Russell and others followed.
A report from the committee on reso
lutions was read, thanking the people
of Scio for the rocepuon, the choir and
band for music, Prof Horner for his in
structive lecture, Mrs brown for select
reading and Supt Russell for his active
labors in school work. Adjourned to
meet on Friday evening, Dec 4th.
For bargain in monument, headstones
etc, so to E VT AchiaontCo.Albaay.Oresea
Fresh roasted cotfeea at F E Alloa's.
To Tka Drinkers. Probably
three fourth of the tea consumed
are "Green Teaa " Unpleasant
as the face may be, the bright,
shiny green ao familiar to ua all
la not he natural color, but is due
to the facing or glazing of the tea
with Prussian blue. Indigo and
other mineral color.
That coloring hide the effect
of poor tea is undoubted; but is
it healthful, and doea it not call
loudly for the Importation of a
brana ef pure, uneolored, unman
ipulated tea? r
It was thl condition ol affair
that prompted the placing of
Beech's Tea before the public.
Being the absolutely pure, un
eolored leal it Is different in color
from any you ever used. It draw
.'a canary color of a delightful
fragrance that Is a revelation to
teA drinkers, and its purity make
it more economical than the arti
ficial leas, less of it being required
per cup. Sold only In package,
wo cent per pout.d. Ask for
Beech's Tea, pure as childhood,
foi sale by Allen Broa., Flinn
block, Albany.
Teachers Examination).
Notice Is hereby given that the regular
public examination of teachers, for Lin
oounty, will take plaoa tn Albany, oom-
menntng on Wednesday, Njv. 13th, at
1 o'clock, p m and omtlnue until Friday
noon, Nov. IS, h, All teachers must
positively be present at the time of oom
menoement, aa no one will bo admitted
to the examination who ts not so present.
OF. KUSSKLu,
County School 8nt
Waoa Baby waa staat, we giTS her CHmjIb.
When aha was a Qld,ahe esied for Ckswsrla.
When aha beeasaa Utaa, she efusg to CSsWosia.
Wkca ske bad Children, she gav teeaa Oaeknria.
Wmerk to Gbt Them. When wanting
an organ or plana call oa G L Blackma n
where you can select from a first class
toe;.
"German
oyrxi
For Coughs & Colds.
John V. Jone3, Bdom, Teat, .writes
I have used German Syrup for tha
past six yeara, for Sore Throat,
Cough, Colds, Pains in the Chott
and Lungs, and let tne say to any
one wanting such a medicine
German Syrup ia the best.
B.W. Baldwin, Canirlle.Tein..
writes : I have used your German
Syrup in my family, and find it tha
best medicine I ever tried for oougha
and colds. I recommend it to erery
one for these troubles.
R- Schmalhausen. Druezkt. ol
Charleston, 111., writes : After trying
scores of prescriptions and prepara
tions I had on my files and shoJros,
without relief for a very severe cold,
which had settled on my lungs, I
tried your German Syrup. It gare
me in. mediate relief and a perma
nent cure.
G. C. GREES, Sole Manufacturer,
Yoodbury, New Jersey, U.S.L
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PHOTOGKAP IC R,
Cor Seond and Forty fit, Albany, Ol
O UPKRIOR work, guarantoe.1 iu over
O branch of the an, taTKiilaiglng o
H kludss specialty.
VTOTICKTO DEBTORS, Having gone
out of traaineaa I eiro lo close up
all oatatandioa account. All persons
Indebted to me are requested ta call on
me and settle at oooo.
J J. DUBRUILLE.
B SMITH A WESSON
REVOLVERS"
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ACcuRicr
DURABILiT",
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W0RKtf..hHII
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LOADING art t
Beware of ci
imitation.eA-i 13
Send forl:;n.-J CirUevs s4 Price b:t iogj
f SFHtXGriiKI.lt, MASS.
b m :.a : t . 2. a ;,s 5 a
Caveete. and Trade-Marks obtained, and aU Pit
oat tnuioeas eoadacted for atooerxte Fees.
Oar OSes ta Opoowt If. S. Pittnt Otfice,
asdwaeaaaer'nr pateot Inlets tune than tkoes
remote from Wsabineton.
bead model. Craving or pboto wti?t deacrin
tlon. We adrlre. If patentable or not, free ot
cbarre. Onr fee not doe till patent iaseraeed.
A Pifltohlet. 'How to Obtain Patents," with
name of ctnd client in your State, county, ur
town, eat tree. Address,
c.A.sr.ovv&cOa
0rpoa Patent 09c. SVithlnclaa. 0. C
A Revelation. -
Tew peoplo know that tho
bright WtrJstygTeen erSer of
the ordiasBT teaa expeaed la
the wSatfs at not tbo nat
tuoleelezt rnpttaiaiilaa tho
faet may be. It is xnrvtntbeleas
artlflctaH xclnond eolerlnc
saaHev Vetnt caetl for thla ,
fiuqieee. Tb effect Is twee
fold." It not only xeakea lbs .
tea a bright. tbfTB green, bnt alae pernrtki rLa
Ba of offodJor " aad werthlea teaa, whteb,
once wader tbo greea rloek, or readtly
worked off aa a gtMd TnaHry of lea.
An eminent sratbottty wrtta oa this iub-)eet-
"The msatp-niattoa of poor tea, tegiv
them a finer neartmee, i. carried ta exten- :
strely. Green tea. 1-c.i.f la fbla eonntry
especially vopa'.ar, are (raduced to meet tbo
demand by coloring rheaer Wck kinds by
J'axlug or facing with fruwtAnblae.tttnierie.
rypsum. and indtgn. ThiM uteUiod It to see
era! (Aal very h'fck o:aa.'.t- v.trJired sfrv-.m
tt of end fir tale."
It waa the knowledge t f thl cocItttu rt
rln that prompted the places ot Beech 'a
Tea befi.ro th puUIe. lt Is absolutely j.cro
and without color. Did yoa ever te any
rennlne uncolared Ja;an tea? Ark ycuv
rncer to open a r ackaee ot Seeeh'a, aad yea
wUl as It, and probtoly for tbo very fint
lime. It will be found ta eo'.or to be J-.wt be
tween tb artificial green tea that you Lara
been accustomed to and the black tret.
It draws a delightful canary eoLw, aud is ao
fn&rant tkat It wljl be a revelattoa to tea
drinkers. Iu parity, make tt abo more
economical than tho arrtSetal teas, fur le
ol it 1 required per eup. Sold only la poa.id
. lackage bearing thl trade-marie: ...
BEECI
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TuresWdhod:
If yosu Toear dor not hav tt, be win tot
it Sorrow, moses per poand. For sale at
ALLEN
LBANY
BROS.,
OREGON
Bt(t o ts oeknewledferA
the leadlna; remedy for -
teOBMSYaMSMS eft Clleert,
1"h onlT aara Maaaitw tar
IjoncorrwoBoerWhltesv
I Diwarlba ttand feel
iaiTT aaJotaieerazuBandiDaia
I Taifcraswwtwiirin. to all iimwani.
. o0HISTI,e, .3M A. J. BXUW BK, M. .
jiBCAVtra, aim
" Id fivld ty Iravista
, SUnard fcCuskk. Agwnra-
ADMIM.STRATCR S HOTICE.
agOTICB IS HEREBY OIVEX THAT O. P.
At uoanow, jr. tne undemtened, hasth' day been
sppointed administrator of th estate ot Henry
Oraaer, deceased. All persons hiring claims against
said estate must present said claims to tba under
siguelat th offio of J K Weatherford, In the eity. at
Albany, Linn county, Oregon, properly veriSed.
vated UUs Ust day of September, 139V
O 'P. OtlSHflW i.
J I WaATHBsrsKB, Administrator,
Attyior Admr. . ( &)
AOMSNISTRATORS NOTICE. "
NOTICK 13 HEREBY GIVES THAT THB TJK
derslgnod has thm oay been appointed admin
istrator of tb estate of Andrew Ralston, late of Lmn
county, Oregon, deceased, by the county eonrt of
Llnn oounty, Oregon. AU persons haring claims
against said estate are heraby notified to present
the asm properly verified to the undersigned at
theemee of) K. Westherierd, Albany, Lien county,
Oregon, within auc month from the data of this
notice.
Dated at Albany, this 18th day of October, 1801.
OP COSHOW, Jr,
J K Weather! errl, Adminirtrator.
Atty for AdoiinUrator. (10:X2)
ItaiiOYRD. W E MiiPherson has re
moved his loan and insurance office t
opposite the Masonic temple, where at
pjesent he has plenty of money to loan
on Albany real estate.
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