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ALBANY, ORLGON, FRIDAY SEP f EM B KB 2 1892.
ftTiTt t SlTTISa, Fakllakera aad rr.prtri.r,;
'0 4
W. F. READ & Gil
K AKE now n c ivmg
pafely ay they excel
We want your traie,arid if pood stylish goods, low
prices and courteous treatment are am induce
ment we hop to merit a share of yoar patronage.
C. M. HEgDSOi
Wt law our 9ttasaascot. MVP8-"Lll W"
VYt lo our fwle read tHLr-'CjhjRMa.
We have lately added a full line of BOOTS AND
SHOES -' which we are making a very low
pries to get them introduced.
CALL AND SEE what we can do lor you. No
trouble to show goods.
W7F. READ & CO.
Albany,
Rupture, Asthma and Piles
Dr's. Shiinp & Houser.
Specialist in the treatment of all forms of Chronic, Catan ha'. Nervous an
r'emale Diseases.
Twenty (8) Year Experience in XTediem-. Surjrv a i l Kevr.e KW
curable cases USNta eei. Office 259 Oommerot StreH. slem. Otsajahb
1 1 1 r sMnts.
OUR STOCK FOR
SPRING
A
Is now complete, and comprise the following line.
LADIES AND CHILDREN WEAR.
Staple Dry Goods.
Dress Goods,
Wash Fabrics,
Embroideries and Plouncings,
Silks and Satins,
Complete Stock of Shoes, Etc.
AND BOYS' WEAD
n g,
NegJegee Shirts,
o ng Mens' Shirts,
Und wear,
Neckwear,
Hats and Gaps,
Boots. Shoes, Etc.
Ve guarantee prices to be the lowest as compared with quality. Call ano
examine goods and get price before purchasing elsewhere it you wish to'sars money:
No trsuble to how goods.
Gr, W. Simpson.
?orifk3 tiie BLOOD, Cnres CONSTIPATION, IHBI6E8TI05,
JOUENESS, LITER COMPLAINTS, SICK HEADACHE, COLDS.
PiMfLEa, all SKIN AFFECTIONS, and DISEASES AR'SIVG froaj
b DISORDERED STOMACH.
Tne Genuine HAMBURG TEA upxilup in YELLOW WRAPPERS
Facsimile Signature of EUIL FRE8E.
frEDIHOTOfl c CO. Agents. Qah FnAHCisoo
. BOLD BY AM. DBUQCiltSTS AMIS UBOt TRsi.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
nCLI. STOCKED ffiTH TIIK CHOICEST
n a ppiJTQf MATTINGS' 0,1 CL0THS' PIIPT A IMQf
uAnfCilO! DRAPERIES LINOLEUMS, uUh 1 AllNol
OFiTHiSBSEASON'S
PRICES ONEQUALEDIN THIS MARKET.
Samuel E. Young.
The Oregon Land uc.
sVftfl its home office alj
S-A-IiEHVC - - - lOEEQ-OH-
In the Gray Block, corner Liberty and State street, branch office in Prolan-
MAKES a specialty of fmnnyside fruit tract near Salerr.
Will sell 5, 10 or 20 acre lots 'at $50 to $60
s sraallcash payment long tira
our fall goods and we cah
anything ever shown in
SUMMER
NOVELTIES AND
An Hi'MtLiATiNG Coni-kksio.v. There
is no better sign of the deadliest of a town
than the manner in which merchants use
printers ink. In view of the fact the fal
lowing from the Corvallts Times is rather
startling: "The newspaper Is the only
legitimate channel for adverll.l . it is
the main artery in a community that con
veys information from one to ano'her it
is the very pulse ol the publir. Now just
look over the advertising column- f ih;
newspapers in Corvallk and test what
merchant there are who ate bMdfng foi
vour palronage. Just look, for fun. There
ar not four coltimnc ot home advertising!
in e:icl paper. The Albany papers have1!
auatt 30 columns each the ear around;
the Eugene papeis about 12 columns; the
Koseuurg papers
ac: Salens, 1:; inde-
hi'lL fiirp tr". Of ,-..t,r.. it... ....Kli-I......
here mi , i,,! ,'., ...... i
- for they are a trifle above paupers but
we shnplv make the omjirion ti preve
the assertion that our merchant are an
easv-gol lg lasof imiiyiduaU.ithou; the
ambition to write an advertisement for
their home papers and make an effort to
sccuie more patronage."
As Odd Wsuhkg
Odi WtniHNt; A Walla Walls
paper tells the following: A rather odd
aeddi-g took pUteii tew days ago at
Co I ton 1 noli, liPwparty of tourists,
journeying from therontd tip into North
ern idaho. by team, were n loans; man
..: L. . J : J " . t x t .
yea is isnu u uiaifien 01 llliern
summers, who were desirous of heing !
bitched," nnd arriving at Colton they f
hailed a preacher, who married, them on
a license from Columbia county, bat on
consiaeration the minister concluded
this wes not legal, so the hero of the
cloth got him a buggy and lollowed the j
couple, and upon .. vertakms them L
aaain, wlnle thev were tandinic nnder
the .wagon ;-..vering, and she was 'a
rhewing. of hr bonnet string" pro
nounced them min at.d wife. The pic
tuieas presented to the mind of a wit
ness was ludicrous indeed. He with
overalls and ducking shirt, and a hay
belt acting as suspenders. She with
calico -ires running string in the
waist and snnbonnet, making as odd a
pair as Joeh Billings ever saw.
Lebanon. Ueputv Sheriff Gleason
made two artests last Sunday for fast
driving across the Waterloo nridee.
Dr D M Jones, of Albany, is euending
a few days in Sodaville, rusticating and
improving his properly in this lively
little village.
If wind is to be the motive power.
there wiil be a motor line Iniilt from
1 ' ..... ... V - ; - l
wise, we fear that those olares wiill have
noming oetter mon a wagon road con-
,... .1 A j
neetion until the S 1 is extended- Wev
wish, bnt dare not hope that thepro-
posed line may be bniit.
I Mr Thew, who recently come to Leba
jnonfroin Xea- York, :;, ,- i $3000 in
. real estate last week. He bought 32
: acres of land of Eb Keebler, sixteen
; acres of which are in hops It ia hi in
tent ion to take np every alternate bop
and nut into its oiace a nrnne tree, col -
j tivate the hops and prune trees until the
Miier grow to a sufficient size and then
j he will grab op his hope. Advance
AiTCJirTf o Jail Bekak. This morn.
(ing on going through the countv jail
Deputy f heriff Smith while invest'igst-
ing matters in the iail discovered that
twLZTZnZm JjlTtTZiZ Jl
.three ol the outside '.are o: the rear
i window bad been sawed off at one end.
Tb- nri-x i..j k-A ,1.
j inside bar and done the work. Mr
Smith made a thoro-eh .-arch of lh
. jil and foand a steel knife hid over the t
' stove pipe as it enters the chimney. U
' had U-en made into an excellent saw.
James Itrown.the Tangent highway rob-
ber, K1 Oliver and Thos I'nee are the
only .prisonavs there. It is probabso.
Oliver and I'.rown were ihe oolv ones
who had done the work. A steel
glass I
j -utter and a punch going
with
I also fixtnd ; but what nse thev
this connection cannot be told. The
men were placed in eel's and locked op .
GaAND Views, lnan article in the Sep
tetaber Chautauquan headed "from the
Gelden Gae
of California to th; twin
cities of the
Northwest," a writer savs
I For mile we traversed the Rogue River
valley, then came Into the narrower,
more picturesque valley of the Lmpqua.
and presently struck the b:oad Willamet'r
river, which we followed for nearly two
hundred miles to Portland. The view
all through ihL region are grand. Mou"
lain range on cither side, and distant
snow-crowned peaks tower to the height
of nine, ten and eleven toonsand feet.
The broad ard rushing Willamette falls
are. on the lett. almost horseshoe shaped,
and thirteen mile below we reached Port
tand.one of the most prominent and prom
ising cities of the far west, and then fo
low a fine notict. of the metropolis of
the Northwest.
to Ear Fiae.s. a fire started in the
wood and dry gra near Elmira last
Thursday andprcad quite rapidly, say
he Regiter. A f' m owned by Ja Kirk ,
of Junction, was burned over, all his
tfence destroyed and a barn filled with
straw burnrd. ' His hjUSW was burned hv
the same way last year. The fire then
spread to the school house and came neat
cetltns- that, but the children plarlnsr
I aground the building had worn the grass
I off some and the neighbors were able ts
save it. Several big hres have been ran;
near tne head of the Wilder. One man
started across the mountain a few day
aao and It look him twelve hour to go
1 three mile on account of having to doojje
arour.d the fire.
Ax Assignment. The Oregon ' Me
tsiic Paint Co., of Scio, which started ou
a couple tears ago with such bright pi
pects has made an assignment for she
benefit of creditors. Assets, personal
p.-opcrty, $673.68; real property, $tSo
Total, $953. 6S. Liabilities, s bout $1000
I E Davton, of Minnesota, bcinc the prin-
j cipal creditor, having a claim of $580. ar.it
M Alexander, of scio, being neat with
one for $j8l .50.
Fined $50. In the case of the S?ate
against Asa A Hull, of Oiwfordsvir.e.for
'earing down the fence of I F Moses, tried
!i?tore Justice Curl, a verdict ot nr.e,
and nearly $100 costs, was rendered
against tne defendant. The case excited
great inteiest among Crawfordsville peo
ple. It Is reported the case wiil be ap
pealed. Got Off CbbAT. A few. day ago
according to Information received at the
Dembcr st office, a couple of young men
riding past one of the gardens across the
river helped themselves tosome melons.
They were discovered 'nd it cost them all
the money they had, $1.75, and a sack of
oats to settle the matter.
om ENJOYS
Both the method ana results when
Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acta
fently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
aver and Bowels, deanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation permanently. For Bale
in 50c ana 31 bottles by all
druggists.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
8AN fRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVIUE. KY. HEW tORK AY. If.
A 1. ska PnorLit. The editor ot tbv j
Oregon City Courier who recently visited I
the Aliea tells the following:
If you want the full benefit of a trip
up .Uses bay, hire a boy with a 8k iff at !
W'aldport to take you to "Tidewater."!!) ;
uiiivo uy, alio wuy in COIUllllI 11 ICtlll ve. ;
"There, up that cieek," savs he. "'.a the ,
ranch of feller that went to Kansas to
marry a widder. lit watt dead etuck to
.get a woman, been batching goin' 011 BO
v ear, and he got th' addrees of the widder
i'rom ati adv'tiaemen' in n raper. He
wrote to 'eran' las' w inter lie went out
to 'er an' he's there yet Port' know, it
seems he bought 'er. He tuk along all
the Bluff he could scratch up an' den
seat back Vre to borrer $400 on his place.
"I'
tap say 11s Kansas widders must be
BM he can't ntlord 'em
Are there no widows here?"
"No, but there is the ranch of a feller
that's entry ; that's his boat. When la
in off his base he thinks he's an angel
an' then he fixes on his shoulders a pair
f w ings of green fern. O, he's aqueur
dark "
One of the oldest residents of the Alsva
valley is Mr Haydcn, wiio located here
in I ..".! Then Indians were numerous
and be ero-erd over the Alsea mountain
iroin :hr Willamette valley by an Indian
trail. He has lived on the amine farm
ever since.
a I'-, v, ,,, , , .. ,
flGMT. A lorrrapondcni th
Crvalu Times tells of seeing a school of
whalts on a recent trip on the Willamette
Vallev to jsan Francisco, in the following
enthusiastic manner: "Onlr a lew miles
from shore a sight met' nw eye that
wa tnilv wonderful. As I looked upon
t, 1 d?v'.Minv wished that our nnhv
friend and fellow citizen. Hon George
Waggoner, could have beheld it, because
it was a veritable achcoi of whale and
there are not many things that my good
friend and myself en j;y mure than a real
whale scene we hate seen them before.
But these whale were a sight indeed. The
u- was sinking softly and silently in the
western sea, ad the calm water were
gilded witl. a go'den hue. Yonder, hi the
near distance, a hundred water-spout
khimrarring in the lingering light of the
dyins day qmckly arrested our attention,
and presently !h captain says: Look!
See those whales.' Sure enorgh, the
whale weie mere, for now and then one
of these monsters of the deep would jump
fully 30 feet in the air and fall back into
the waves with a sound like distant thun
der. We tried with our glass to tell what
kind of whale thev were, and what sort of
1m? ,ht-T werc P1i?'but e coming
01 oaranen prevented
though we think it
must have been "hop. skip and jump,' or
pottly ttev may have been 'in bathing,"
a soine of them do a: Newport,"
A ill Be Si The Sutesman say.:
Tsking Use decision of the court as a basis
for the total Ut for iSot. including the
levy of four and twenty-three thirty .fif'b
mill tor currenr expene. ($98031.33)
one-ntih mill tor upport ol state ml.nis.
! ($29.976.86 and one seventh mill for up-
j port of state university. ($11,412) fixe the
J total cute tax (Sve mills) at $749411.23.
I Some of the counties have already settled
', in fell, other have settled on the return
i mde b.'p ,hc county boards while other
l!?y',lir
1 0 enuvor lo m,ke settlement. The
stas -treasurer will make a test case wi'.h
:,, . . .
fT i
Ib'oujtht andcr tne supetvhlon of the at-
j XT?ey e1"1- to
cW',n may le amved si at an early date
end the co..lrorery settled. The balance
due from Li in county Is $3,009 u. The
j total In tne stale, J 1 1 ; i .
A Rare Relic. The Journal t II of a
very temsaiub'e relic: At the market ot
Oarivn A' White, o furt street, can be
seen one of the most wonderful cuiiosJ-.ie
it were j of modern time, ft is ao old knife, prob
were in ably !ot by some trapper in Ihe time ol
the Hudson Bay company, which h grown
into a solid oak root. The tree wa about
four feet in diameter and was cut be Ash
ley White, of the firm, on hi tar.n in
Polk county . The knife Is about seven
Inches long, ha two blade, and I cruel
oped in a solid root, with each projecting
I slight! v. It I impossible to tell how long
j it may hare been since lost bv it owner.
but good judire say not less thsn s hun
I dred year It was found In lhf root
fully fifteen inches below the ground's
, surface and was evidently cartird down
J by the growth of the roo:. Relic hunters
j should not fail lo see ir.
I Bi'asen io Death. A child of O Q
j Cartwrigiit, of this city, was horribly
, burned at the Neis hop'vard. r-ne mile
above Springfield, about 12:30 Ibis after
noon. Tiie messenger who came after
the doctor only gave the following par
ticulars : The little girl, about five years
of age, was playing near a eookatov
usxd by the family in the hop yard, aad
by some meant its clothing took fire, and
before the santiA 1 tamvi-Mfl tha M..t 1. -
' intf w k r. ' v V. . .1 PT i V, Tl.
limbs and body of the child were burned
horribly, and it wa thought tbe child
would certainly die from the effects of
the boms. Dr Paine went to the scene
of 'he accident, but bad not returned at
the lime of going to press. Gnard.
A SwrxDLK. A man giving his name
as George Stevens was in Conallis Ihe
first of the week attempting to get money
n nder false pretences as told by the Ga
zette. II? claimed to helons to the I O
j U F, and applied lo Barnum lodge for
money. hen asked for proof of his
membership lie said be bad lost his card.
To some he said be had 11.40 and to
others $1.80. lie tried a number of
times to get morphine but he had no
physician's prescription and could get
none. He was afterwards seen In mak
ing s ma'! purchases to get ,'$10 changed
twice. He is evidently a fraud. Pass
him around.
Scio. G W Phillips the first of this
week sold the property latelv occupied
by himself in this city to V F. Curl.
Consideration, T00.
EGoine tfeia week sold his property
on the south side, recently occupied by
J W .amber, to R IS Miller who will in
a short time remove from his farm to
this city. Consideration, W0.
Died, at the family residence in this
citv, on Tuesday afternoon, August 23,
I, Matilda C Claxton, in the 33rd
year of her life. Press.
A Cubiositv. Mr P J Smiley brought
to the Democrat office and exhibited to
the hay seed editor a potato which is cer.
tainty a curiosity, looking very much
like an hippopotamus, having four leg, a
characteristic head, mouth and eyes. The
potato is 15 inches long and weighs 2'A
pounds, Mr Smilcv savs he propoaes tc
preserve it anJ send it the world's fair so
that the world may see how wonderful a
soil we must have that will raise hippo
potamuses made of potato.
A Bad Runaway. Lat Monday a
runaway occurred near Mehamathat came
near resulting iatallv 10 one of the two or.
cupants, Mr IB Trask, well known
throughout Linn Connty.and MrsMcClane
werc in the wagon when the team ran.
throwing both out. Mr Trask was picked
up for dead ; but 1b now alive and getting
along well, though badly bruised. Mrs
McLlane was considerably bruised.
Nkck Broken. Last Wednesday after
noon near Uedar thv, twelve miles east
01 cugeue, a son 01 . 1, vaaghn was
thrown from a wagon in a runaway
accident, one w heel going over hia neck,
breaking it, and killing him instantly.
An older brother was driving the team
and did not discover tbe absence of his
brother until the team had been stopped.
The deceased was a relative of Mrs Jos
Kinn, of this city.
A Qoou Rei'iitation. The Harrisburg
Courier has the following to say about
Albany: It is reported that Eugene is
overrun with tramps at present. The
citv authorities of every town in tha
valley should exclude this element, as
they do in Albany. It is a rare sight to
see a "traveling man without visible
means of support" within Uiecity limits
ot our county seatc
aOOUI. AND I'l KMOfSL
Tllt'BROAV
Geo V Walker, the boat builder,
of
Y aqulna, na been in ti e city.
O B WhHmorr, the well known A O U
W lecturer, was in the city today.
Charles, Fred and (irace 1'lper left Ibis
noon lor tfisir homes.
Kev t lv rrictiaul and daughter went
lo CorvallU this nooi:.
J H ( ougill came ovei 'rom Yaquina
Hay today and went to Portland,
Mr Geo F iihnpson us brought home
from Yaquina Hay - i)ny. He ttood the
trip well.and is Lelln -id. ta- better.
to Wtbber, jr., can e up from Portland
last night to adjust 11 loss for his com
oany in the tccrnl I I. Wallace Ac Co'
fire.
Bishop iio rls, of Oregon, lis con
entcd lo the election ol an aaltan!
bi.liop, and one will be circled at an
early date.
)a YV Shehlnn, of Aibon. Mich. I In
the valley In spec (ng the Iraber land of
the couniry. In tne intcre'. ( a b Mi
chigan uniber firm.
Judge Vip., of ihe new law firm of
hallo, Strahan A Pines, of Portland,
passed through Albany today for hi new
home in that city.
N 11 Allen I In I'urt'an.'.an J will make
arrangement lo secure sswse netting for
Ihe protection of arc lights used in stores,
making them safe.
In a private letter written by Mrs B
McCoy, formerly of this county, bat now
of Los Angeles. Cal.she say that Oregon
as compared wtth California, 1 a heaven
n earth
Or J C Sir 1th, of the firm of Smith &
Stelner, druggists, of Satcin, with hi
family I visiting hi parent near Oak
vtlie. Linn county. Statesman .
More people have been to Yaqui.ia th's
year than ever before. Every year the
travel Is bound 10 increase, as it is un
donbttdly the fine I resort In the North
west. Last evening Mr W !! Ribelan, of Leb
anon, was in the city, and bought of Van
Wilson a high grade Imperial macnhe,
pneumatic tires, one o. (be iineit bicvcle
manufactured
Rev I B Fisher, ot Jefferson, a.id Rev
L S Fisher, of Albany, are holding a serie
of revival meeting In the tangclical
tabernacle at the junction of the electric
street car line in East Salem . -Statesman.
Two divorce suiu hate been begun
recent) v, four hearts refusing 10 beat a
two. They were W j Dawes agslntt
Jane Dawes, and A!He McPherson agsinst
M S McPhetso.
W F. Bull, agent of the Paefrk Odd Fel
low, is in the dty canvassing for that
paper. Every Odd Fellow hould have k
In hi family. The reading matter I pure
and moral in tone and will prove a bless
ing to alt who read it.
Mr Cart H Lnderman, now of Butte
Mont , where he H in the real estate bust -new.
Is in the dry on a flying trip. Mr
Luderman wa at one lime, for seveaal
vear, a clerk w the ore of S E Vcu-g.
of this city. 1 1 is mother, Mr 1 . .
at one time a resident at Albany. I run
ning a boarding house in Bu"e. assi his
brother George is ahx there w or sing at
his trade.
tWIDAT
sValter Parker and family leave in a
day or two for an onting around Fosters,
in this) county.
Wm Hesvdley and wife, of Aloany. vis
ited the family of his brother. ai 'Head
ley, Sunday. Delias Transcript.
License was issued today for ine mar
riage of P R SuUivanad Isabel! Owens
The latter I but a mere g-f rl being about
1 $ year of age.
Ma Fatrweatber and children, who
have been visiting in Albany several
weeks, the taealeof W F Read, returned
towards their Missouri home today.
Myron I sham left for Albany Wednes
day.wbitber be was call'', to take charge
of the night work at the railway office
for the time being Harris berg Conner.
Mrs J F McCartney started last night
for San Diego, in response to a telegram
announcing the sennas iilaes. of her
dauglite., MrvThoa Wyatl Haniiburg
Cornier.
Capt Tli os J Overman, wile and mother ,
left this morning lor Portland, which
they will make their home. Mr Over
man will ro into tbe bicycle business
with Fred T Merrill.
John Chamberlain has one ot bis fin
gers dressed op In cotton, etc , and to the
usual question answered that he "was
satisfied tbehnusaw was going " John's
the boss pattern maker, at the foundry.
Dallas Transcript. A former Albany
man.
bait a DAY.
W E Mel" hereon has been in Portland
on business.
Judge Duncan went to Corvaliis tbia
noon on busineee.
S G Kline and family, of Corvaliis have
been in the city today.
Mr Geo Sanford. of the bank of Ladd
A Bush, ot Salem, is in the city.
Miss Kate Coahow. the artist, went to
Salem today on a visit with relatives.
Mr Bob Strong went to Portland t
noon to spend Sunday.
Mr Frank Propstwint to Turner this
noon to spend Sunday wltii relative.
E VV Langdon and D C Scbell left
this morning on a fishing and bunting
expedition around Meharra.
Dr Williamson, assistant physician at
the insane asylum, passed through A I
Inuiy today on bis way home.
Recorder N 1 Henton, wife and ilaiiEli-
ter went to Portland today, where they
wiil attend the M E conference.
'jaat evening an enjoyable family
gathering was held at Hie residence ot
8 E Young, as a "tend off" for the four
young men about to start Last tocollege.
MrTW Harris, representing ihe Ore-
gonlan edition nf the Encyclopedia Prit
tanica. Is In thecity arranging for the in
troduction ot the same in Albany.
Cant V N Philips left this noon for the
eatt 10 attend the Nations' encampment
of the G A R at Washington. He will
also visit Chicapo, where nls son is editor
of the Cynosure.
Min8 Inn. Robertson, orincioal of the
Waitsburg academy, arrived in Albany
this noon from the East, where she has
been in the interest of that school, and
will spend a few dsyn here before re
turning to her duties in Waitesburg.
I,icenn was ismed'todsv for tbe inarnace
of Mr William Wolf, of Por land, and Miss
8rh Ste'nburp, tbe accomplished daagh.
Ur of Mr M steroburs. The ceremony will
bejperfortnod at the reridentie of tbo hride'a
parents at 5 o clock Vt-ruorrow. an IJ the
wedding supper will be; served at trie at
Ciiarlea.
EK tIEKfc
i'at ker tiros, grocers.
F. M. French keeps railroad time.
Buy yoarjgrooeriea of Parker Bros
Fiae grooeriss at Conn St llvndricson's.
Latest sheet muiio at Will ft Link's.
New cream shoase just isoeivsd at Coat ad
Meysrs.
C W Cobb, job printer, Flinn Block, doss
first class work.
Sninks the calebratad Havana tilled 6 cent
oigar at Julius Joseph's.
Dr M H KUi, nhysiuisn an I sur;coi
Albany, Orsnn. Calls malt I 1 cit or
count ry .
With his nsw bakery Umirad Mrye
able to offer old and new oustumsrs -e
thing Hrstolassin baked nomii.
"HACKMETAOK," lasting end tra
grant)perfam. fries 25 and can's
See W F Read's hue of ureas gocd and ,
hetore uuyiug eieewuers.
You oan save money bv buying of Read
SCa TRgaJHtssv si iikmi:
A corresj.'.! of one of our exebange
says:
In view of the growing importance of
the people's party us a factor in American
politic, i beg to submit to tlte readers of
the Telegram who may be intereulci in the
subject 11 few ideas bearing iiioii that
party's financial policy.
I is platform demands national currency,
tc be issued by the government, and loaned
direct to the peop'e at not to exceed 2 ,?r
cent interest per nnnum. The scheme of
distribution known as tbe sub-trrasury
plau of tbe farmer's alliance revived tbe
indniceuient of tbe convention. and the plat
form rlemssdi that this plan, or a beUerone
lie put int. effect Ihe principal feature of
this plan lire that warehouses be erected by
the Kven.:uent; that non-iruhabte farm
product ! received 00 stoni-p at tin-
warvhuuM-s. and that suh product, so
stored, be accepted a seeuritv for the pro-
p".4l government kaut. The purpose of
tht'pUnutodu away with tbe lout to
which thi producer is mb;eiel in the ex
change of his products, through bet eg com
pelled to sell in au unfarorab e market, tr
secure a loan at interest, to m -e: bis re
imiremenb for money. I' pom the necessity
of such relief is based the argiant in its
favor; this necessity afford an answer to
many of the objections urged against it.
Tbe plan is a new one and untried; it is
radical and far reaching, and common con
sen at sM demands for it a most carefu'
consideration before its incorporation into
our national leirislation. The enormous
cost to the government ia enscting the
several thousand warehouses rjuitc a a
very objecttouahie feature, especially as it
is not densonstrated that the plan would be
successful, it l-intr nsstber more nor less
than an experiment. Tbe neceswary in
crease in tbe public service and tbe unrob
ing of another long line of governmental
tape are objection of significance, as is
also the opening of another aad particular
ly tempting atenue for fraud, which most,
together with enormous losses by bad judg
ment and inefficiency of governmental of
ficial, be an inevitable accompaniment of
such a system. The customary ksaes in
monetary rsmsartioiu from unforeswa and
unavoidable causes must likewise be taken
into account in weighing the p'artieabiliry
of tbe plan. Tbe axrompbsinent of tbe
purpose of the plan would be in itself ob
jectiisnabie. sin.x tberecan be no gain ia
tra ie without a ccrresrandinff
every dollar legislated into t
ssscket would be necessarily legislated oat
of another's.
'1 i. ... . . ,
1 ne met mat eruun classes are
faroned by special legislation does n
many seem to think, furnish a j
for licensing another chua to plunder tbe
publk. Probably I be greatest gain to the
WMficairies A the proposed plat, a well
a the grossest injustice to tbe public
suing through m operation, would result
fru tbe UBwarrasUK.? increase f lb
producer's capi'al. errahling- him to make a
prosit not only by holding bis prodicts for
a favorable market, but a return from tbe
amount of tbe Iron as well. To illustrate:
' ;; worth of wheat tbe producer
would Irorrow SO per cent of its value.
MOO. at a nominal rate of interest. uaj
to tbe cost the government in transaction.
thereby increasing bis capital upon which
to take a profit off tbe public to M00O,
while his actual capital would be but toCOi)
as oaiy a certain amount ol weaith i pro
duced annually, this favored citizen woald
take un'ohimself S per cent more than his
share, paying out a merely nominal sum to
the government for tbe maintenance of tbe
machinery necessary to tbe accomplish
meet of hi purpose.
Before accepting either tbe financial, land
or transportation theories of tbe new party.
it would certainly be well for tbe vot to
carefully weigh them in the balance and
find if they are nrt wanting.
The r-i iMhahs beiicve in tirotertion
a principle or a policy and are consistent in
tnat ibcv right tor it- 1 be democrat
' 'Igswaml justly, tool that it is robbery.
WJ4.' 1 P (ieniooralic majority to congre4
pledged, to tear the infamous bill from the
-Utnte liook. swallowed their indigna'ton
and showed their approval of the McKinley
bill ami their inccnststency by leaving it
umlistnrbrsd with no marks of their dis
pleasure about it .Lebanon -faftwaso-.
When the .Wm r says that the demo
crats of this congress kft tie McKiniey bill
undisturled, it does so in ignorance or with
a willful purpose to misrepresent. The
house house passed four or five different
tariff bills lot the republicans in the senate
in com inittoe smothered them, not even al
lowing them to come before the senate for
special discussion. It is most charitable to
suppose that the AUiaacr wits iiroorant of
this fact.
The Orrgoniaa s dntnrbed at the number
of letter written by Cleveland. Bat Mr
Clevelan 1 i no th: only letter writer now
usins his pen freely. One Benjunin Harrison,
(he of the "hat,"! iswrising letters to all pars
of the country, and the reason given those
who receive them lor no: publishing them, is
that t.iy wind too "childish. Two vaiei s
living within a short distance of Albany,
nanird mw bora male babes "Ben," and
wrote the news at once lo the roan who
present, put in much of hi time t-. inking shout
lilaine and rlatt and in dae time received
answers, nut they cannot be prevailed
to put them in print.
upon
li is idle for tl-e democrats of this state to
talk about cat ry ing it for Cleveland and Srev-
nson this yesr, although we would like to
see it done. The best thing for the democrats
to do is lo lute with the people pattv men
and wrest the state from the republicans by
such combination. This is feasible and prac
tical, an.1 we believe tne result weald be vie
tory for the fusion ticket. Otherwise, tbe
republicans will carry the state by at least
$ooo, ifaot 10,000. fiast Oregoai.tn.
7"hc &uS Ongooion is certainly aware or
the fact thst the stste central committee of
the people's psrly passed a resolution two
weeks ago declaring that they would not fuse
with any party. That ends It, and why talk
about fusing? Then is to be no fusion, then
which stands the best show of carrying the
stste over Harrison, Cleveland or Weaver.
The former of course because In June tbe
democrats cast twice at many voles as the
people's party. Let Ihe democrats every
where siick to Cleveland.
The ikiin ivorpoisw are said to help their
young in their efforts to breathe by bearing
them up to the surface of the water on their
Hippcrs. Tlin spiracle or blowhole appears
to be a sensitive part of tho head, for when
touched with the hand the porpoise in
variably shows signs of great discomfort by
lashing-the tail very violently.
I s oar bsigun voanter.
I V F Raar.
rOUtS THE IJAKiK facia.
The Democrits of the last Consrrst lid
several -,.,f the (oice bill printed
at public rxene to rircuiat in the South a
a campaign fo ameni, and yet the force hill
wa no: bronchi o ti-c alientsua ofOsngrrs
in ilii Un Hktion The only force bill we
heard o! was 1 hat which ihe 1 lemocrs'.s of the
N'oilh nd East threatened the South with in
tbeeteni ttia' a bee iiver coinage hill was
passed. Lci.inon Aivnt.cr.
The Advu-Aft j ur.ues Ihe democrats with
MS zeal iban most republicans and at tbe
same lime with much less 'iisc ikn and fair
nes. A'-oot priming the force billaad cir
ca'a'iag 1' rfsespM 1. i amounts lojur. this:
Sjm? . : . .;'c'.i...'i is makiag a
speech, quO'ea most of 'be "furce MB" sad
mtdr it Z 1 111 of j.'c:'i It h "'is speech
that ilaasxiuralS 1 ucu'a e in lbs soJlh at politic
eipense ia jat ihe sm?way ibst third party
;-!;. 0 tit CtreaUstassj " in Wi'tos'i snd
)otf S-mpi i. , t' eeilies a" pahhe expense
Kowif :ire A hraiaM wat . libs li
-rinltd
t wiii nsrnsrS 1 s t iicnseoi rSgaiai 1' sy
thst the f : -e liill is not Vowgiif to th sttra
tsoo of iir frftrrnreet, fu ihh ro tioe.
Congrewm a lte"rfsun of owe and other
repabicam i'ei Lie I in ar.iov.' .ln.'t tetras
1 iber rs in fmsr of liw passsge of such
s law, bat if in wis aj iresetuJ. tocnagress
itwss ; rc ti'.r' ia ihe in ' ti.tm' way to the
cwintry ia Ihe re j'..i an parts piatfoim ados
let at Mir.oepoli Tneeffotstrf Hi Adtntxe
to shield the lepa'j'.icaos trim tie charge of
fasiting Ike forre bill arc wotlht of imi'alioa
bv the most devised republican organs of
ihe coau'ry
KliillT.Tu.s V.
The Dispatch has no war to make on
democrats who foolishly propose to votefor
Weaver. They are probably honestly mis
taken in their duty. But it is useless for
tbem fo argne that they do so on principle,
or for tbe purr ose of defeating- Harrison .
The only way to carry Ihegon is to tote
unitedly for tbe democratic ticket Tbe
same a was done last Jane for Attorney
llenerai lieo! E Chainberlstn. Portland
The Orrgomiam calls ihe New Yo-k Wotid-
c am; aijo fend lot the west a rout plica fund
TbcOregwiui waat to jotigc denot-rl by
repsh'icaa co5uct X-j Mr, Scott, the
World) western campaign faad is collected
openly awl la -hf sanUgb'uf day I: is ex-
preuiy unjers-ood ibal it is to be Men a a
rforatiosal ampsuga faad. Tbe World'
pledge tt tbe pabii: i lbs! it is 10 be used
only for leg; iaute :atr ; igo purpose, not a
cent fcjr corroptiju. Toe O"; i-ji kwow
that the corra ion faai, are ao raised ia
Utsway. Tbese hiads are sot raised by
W axinakcr wbo i premised a posdlca in tbe
cafatne. in case -f savers'. Tev are not to
be pat into to- Sscii of a vaT or a Blocks
of-Free Dtvlicy to bay lotc sjfcfr. These
'uodi arc to be tsrea ied sodr the super rissoa
of sack repntable asca as Dscklasoa. Gov.Boies,
Gov. Peck. Gtv. Winaas aad others cf ike
food aasses- No. conuplion fsaos are ant
raised ia that way . A the Oregsmuta weii
ktows, huwit to C3rcsit raters sre raised from
rich ravaauf.ctwei jskI protected Biboir. aha
are psswaJsed a salt rrtnaarratsao ia piotceloa
taws, or fiom rich Waaatnskers who ate
-rctnisev! cabiae: posit iosts.
Recc-:.y Dr MaCune published s state
ment In which he attempted 10 show tk-st
the candidate of his party. Genera! Field,
was pretty sure to be vice presiem
Theie wiil be no choice nf president by
the electoral college, he think, and then
Cleveland will fee e'ected by the house.
Then the senate wiil elect the vice presi
dent fruso l2sl two highest Or. the lit of
of those voted for (not the three highest as
in case of prcsideot). and It is assumed the
people's parte man. Field, srill be Ihe
lea nog candidate, that Reid will be second
and Stevenson third, and therefore
StevesuKMi will be ! out," since only two
can be voted for. Tbe assumption is that
the ser.ate wiil teen elect Field in prefer
ence to Read This is exceedingly far
fetched, since a majority of the senate in
such a case sroa'id elect the vice presMent,
and the majority I clearly republican
evei; after all those who have tmi.ii'.e.
wilh the people's party sre counted out.
The Orrgonms mistakes Dr McCuoe's
position. The Dr say the constitution of
the I'nlted State provides that the prcsi
dent and vtre president shall not both be
elected from the same state. He says the
election will be thrown into the house.
that the house will elect Cleveland,' and
lhal White 'aw Reid wll not be eligible L
being from the same state with Ceveian d
He says th-.t leaves the contest bet seen
Stevenson and Fic'J snd that the republt-
cau xna'.e wou dei-c: rield In preference
to Stevenson. AH this might come to pas
If there were such a constitutional provi
sion as the Dr refer to. Lut there Is none
such.
Vhitelaw Reid. republican candidate for
vice president, says:
"Will the democrats dare to put back tne
duties on sugar, tea. coffee and the rest and
so put up the pri again to the whoie body
of the people': '
Dear, oh. Dear. Mr Reid. have you for
gotten what Bro McKinley. tbe very hither
of the present schemeof protectionism says?
Has he not told you time and again that the
foreigner pays tbe tax ? Hoe , then, can put
ting a duty on sugar, lea and coffee put up
the price to tlie wbo'e body of the people?
itont you see you are off? Did not McKin
ley say in Nebraska the other day that his
bill had brought down the prices of articles
upon which lie placed a duty? Yes, let the
democrats put a duty ou sugar, tea. coffee
and every thing for McKinley says it makes
them cheaper.
The Roseburg .uWwisVr, though a
staunch republican taper, takes a rather
gloomy view of the prospects of the repub
lican party in this state. It says:
The republican party of Oregon is get
ting in good shape for a defeat. And when
it comes there will be but few mourner,
und their grief will lie a balm of gilead. ;v
it were, to the feelings of those who might
otherwise regret such tin event. The de
feat wiil not be caused by a lack of faith in
the republican party, but by a lack of trust
in the perons who have been leaders of the
party in Oregon for tbe past several years.
Politics, both county and state, need a
thorough cleansing, and uulens tho repub
lican party does the job itself, no mutter
how disagreeable, the people will arise in
their might and hurl it from power.
This evidently refers to that boss rule in
Oregon that keeps lad.in in a good office
to the utter exclusion of republicans who
command the respect and confidence of die
peojMe.
An old disiillarv kett'e lias been uti
earthed at Heading, which, to fool the
revenue officers, ran water if the spigot
were turned one w ay and whiskey if turned
the other.
"i.ane county is a good locality for raising
horn but it appears cannot produce all the
bacon necessary. A truck load being de
livered to one of our merchants this morn
ing is very suggestive. Oraaro.
The trouble is, it does not save its bacon.
BRONCHITIS
Is sa isffaassMsfcmof th bronehtai tubes
tbe a, r passage Uadtog Into ate longs
Few othr eomplalnni are so prsvalset. or
esil lor more prompt and energstse aetann.
At nsglcet or daisy may result seriously,
sffsettvs remsdles should always be at
a. Wl a onee a mustard potiine p,
to upper art of th het. and, lor laKraal
treatment, tak fjequsnt druses of
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
O tapper. Drsagist, Fort Wsyns. bat,
srrttss: afy I litis sfsMr, (ow ysars of ags,
was so 111 boss atwachias that w had almost
given up heps of her rssovsry. Our lamiry
pbyslelaa. a stelfal mas and of large ozpott
enes. preneuacsd it useless to (Hye bar any
asore wsdsstes. tayisg ft had done all It was
possible tses, aad w met prssere for the
worst. As a lass resort, ws 4aaeatm1 ta
try aysrs Cfcerry rsstoral. aad I eaa truly
w, wltfc most happy results. AJtea taklac
a tew doss ah teemed to fowstsw saslae.
sod. wftnia a wk, was ct of saagsr Wa
niitaiusw slilag sw ftorai waJI
ahs was essarsly wsU. Ttas assa
erldaee t4 tk arU awrrn Xjtrt
tt e my eustsssers, susswlag ttsaaswt 1
"Ayaf bfry rwosal ss-od sbsol a bad
swwsbi assa i.y sartaer of hrwscbtsls. I
st swsj areas wsw ta wtdsk f
aw Bswrsd vsry bsaetel Sa fsissll 1 1 f
Yoiing Children,
so that tist nedtcn is knew
as -taw eeasossr of raw ssllsf sd '" J straw
Kafw Vasal. u CrtassM. BWa nia.
' sbsrt Oass ago. t was ssaea wftk a
ordiaaroy ased la soeh ease tauad tm
rae reuex. ajasost ia aespalr el ever
aaysaaag to esre me. I taught
AyeVs Cherry Fsotoral. aad
team do I had est
(it S
tltsnsii Pa.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
1 a mb t ta, usa
aVyairwaata. rV. 1 , Wx
Julius Gradwohl's Bazaar
The very latest news is that you can buy st JUJ-JUS
GRADWOHL'S BAZAAR, for net cash, goods as follows:
Axbuckle's Coffee, Par Pound 25c
16 lbs. Granulated Sugar $100
18 lbs Magnolia Sugar White 1 00
No. 1 Kerosene, per single gallon 25
Cans refilled, 5 gallons 1 OO
i Gallons Good Pickles 90
20 lbs. No. Savon Soap 90
1 Gallon No. 1 Syrup - 40
I wt:. erwMto a strict cash aaora, an-i a i Rood win b s"d Cw isee eh 'r s n in
.0 per -nl l taac r-aru ar pries. aty sie: of Chinawarw. faswr gooda, assC
U tbe oesixab swtea of dsbv as well as a ,BrsJ av-rrtos-sot af cr;-r.- eroea-r-.
laniw ewd Bxiare W com s.ato. 1 mika spy tin a :. 1 - -t J
skiitg powder, and always pi mho my enssotnors.
Agent 1-sr so vera! responsible hrsaimneo eaaipaaie 1. JalisM mlwtil-
FOR
Four - Block? - in
Good location. On the line
prices and terms set Oregon
Co., agents.
J.
!
for Infants and Children
Caat rtaisssvircU adapted tochSdrrw that
votuasred Urn superior to any preacriftioo,
tSSUC." n. A A-... M r.. .P ,
111 So. CfortlSl Brookljrn, K T.
Th- use or 'CaSorta' Is so universal ana
.j ax-rits si well knuwn that it seenw a work
f iniprreroUion to endorse it Kew are the
: tellipsnt .aiuMiee who uo oat keep Oasastsk
viiia-wyrsweh."
Carlos JXairrvjt. P. Du
Xew York Ctty.
late Pastoe BJooiuier all aBsfocmeJ Churv-h.
Tux Csmtacb
-PAT80f1IZ! H3.1
THE FARMERS & MtflCHHRTS INSURANCE CU
-Albany,
W p liKAh, Preahlaet
J I. COWAN, Treasurer.
-DIBJSCTOI
J L (!wia, Geo F Simpson. W F Read,
J K Wessthertora, RSStrabsn.J O Wrtumsn.;
ALSO DISTRICT AOKKTS FOE
Several Solid Eastern and Foreign Companies
Salem, Orsgon, W.
A tbcrouah busine traiiune school. Endorsed
Five Departments: Business, Shorthand, Tlpe4ritiig,Pt'nmanskip, English.
School ia session tin satire year. Students adiaitied at any time. Catalogue, c luuici ng iaformatioa. tree.
H R LEADING PROTOOKAPBERB,
r Altvaay xtsresB
J
TWO MEN AND ONE BOY
FOUND DKAD1
V hile trying to Crowd theii
WAY IH TO ,
DEY0E& FROM AN BROS
store, where (hey a w ay have on hand
b; largest Stock south of Portland, of
the late.- improve" Rifiea and Shot
ins; :mroetie stock of Pishing
Tckit of ertry inscription; Tent,
flan. r Cam ? Chairs and ;houand
nf oti. ing too numerous to mention
fa :ps.ir Shop
1 connect n with the Store, and one ot
-he best wo men in ihe state ro do any
x.d ail kind- of wor
Come ov Come No roaHie to
how good "Small pre fit and tuick
" 1 oai jsotto.
FORTMILLER & IRViSC
-FUNEI-AL
iMRr:rr;ks.
rter-: Kmlaiaa n d-me Melawitffsen-
Alsma. ttrrcss.
Red CrownMills
ISQH t UUWriC, f mPSlETBSS.
sr rxis-iu mict sr:taiu o f 1
asm una "srs.
SALE
- Townsencl's - Addition
mm
of the New Motor line. For
Land Co.. or S N Sttrele
If. Tonsend.
Caittria catcj CV-hc, ObBstipatieo.
pour i.vnach, "xarracea Lructauoa.
Kila Worm, gm sWp, arai praeaotes ci-
tVilESl 2jurKus medicatioa.
For several years I bars rrvotnaaiwaad
rr Caatcna, ' aad sbali aiays essstsssss a
so as it has swsaiiat-.y prwi-jcou . anetioia
results."
Edwix F. Paansa. U. TL,
"Iks Wnilhrop" lessh Suw saw Tth Ave,
New Turk CU
Oosreaxv, TT Mi-axxr Stxuesx, Saw Tooav
IMSTITUTiaHS.
Oregoas
J O WRITSM US. Soretar.
Geo F SIMVSON.Vic Preniflmt.
1 B MoaUh.M Scaraberji
. w n
I. Staixv, Principal,
bv iht; business aud pro it sstonul mea el Sale n.
Cabinet pholo from $1.50 to Sam
per doaen Enlaiging pictures
specialty tfioo crayons traiv
for 1000. We carry a large l:n.
of 5x8 and sterescopic views of Ora
m
afaMb sBSBW