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PROMPT,
Mr. Wmet F.
mm
roorninr with escraciaun; pains In
reliefs for sudden pains without effect
XSjr Bk m m Sx. I became ineuftarehle
C CJUU 3 JACOB
BjS) Ol L ;
to worn ;
cure permanent .
My wife suffered with such Intense nenraurlc pains In the face, she thought aha
would die. She bathed her face and head
lour hours.
FORTMILLER
Undertakers
and
WE KEEP cc.nslanlH cn hard a lull lire ol metaiir, t't'l
coil! . Also builal rcUa art) suits, in fctcaccloth,
which will be told at
The' l owest Living Profits.
EMBALMING nd proper
MO EXTRA CHARGE FOR
ALBANY, - - MASONIC
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
K kLL STO( KID WIM TUB CHOICEST
CARPETS
MATTINGS OIL
DRAPERIES
OF THIS.SE ASON'S
PRICES DNBQDALBD IN THIS MAEKET
Samuel E. Young
The Oregon
Vitn home
SALEM - . -
in the Gray Block, corner Liberty and
MAKES a specialty of Sunnyside fruit tracts near Salem'
Will sell 5, 10 or 20 acre lots at $50 to $60 per
acre small cash p lyment long time on balance
for particulars.
We need some cheap.
Unique JOB Printing
And I shall send "an order, at once to
a - eT.
"P. J. SMILEY,
Flinn Block, Albany,
He has thelargest stoek of Printers'
Stationery and the best equipped Job Office
in the Valley, good work and low prices
should be appreciated, all work deliyered
when promised, and we will
REMEMBER THE 8IQN
f A
W 1
Salam, Oregon, W. I.
A thortnfh business training schocl Endorsed
Five Departments: Busincsi, Shorthand, Typewriting, Pentna-
chool in session the entire rear. Students admitted at any time. Catalogue, contain!
THF. LKADIRtV rBOTOOHAPHF.RH,
: Alhany, recall.
Rupture, Asthma and Piles
Dr's. Shimp & House r,
SpeclalUU In the treatment of all forms or Chronic, Oatan hal, Nerrout an
female Disease.
Twenty (80) Vosvra Experience, la Medicine. Surgery and Kleotrlrity
curable oases (iuaraa. eel. Offios Z59 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon,
t Ell he eeiiin D.
GOOD WORK.
RHEUMATISM.
Conk, Canaloharie, N. Y., write :
"Awoke one
ns in my ehoaldar. Tried various
t effect : went to toy office the pain
effect magical, pain ceased, and at I o'clock went
: went
Kami a, ti 'rWfc and used K r
NEURALGIA.
Lima Rat-ios, Wis.
with ST. JACOBS OIL. end it ci
her la
CARL SCHEIBE.
& IRVING
Embalmers.
m i v ! i d (t 1 c it aa
tsiii oil it', n.iii
care of the dead a specially.
HEARSE OR SERVICES,
TEMPLE, - - OREGCfv
CLOTHS.
, CURTAINS!
LINOLEUMS.
NOVELTIE8 AND
Land Co
office at
- OS&KG-OCT
State street, branch office in Portland
Stalit, Principal.
by the business and profession .
Cabinet h ';' n . o S
per doun. Sit) I If ?' :
specialty. i6co sctjn
lor $100-1. Wjcarrv a It
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of jx8 and sterjscoplc vtswi
of
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sisi
He Didn't Liav. It is not the inten
tion of the Democrat to bore its readers
over Cart Van Alstine, an old resident
of Albany and Eugene, but here is an
other dose from a Fortland paper:
Captain M B Van llstine, who has given
the police authorities considerable
trouble because of his apparently uocon
trolable desire to abuse his family, was
locked up in the city jail again last night,
on a charge of- disorderly conduct
About a month ago Van Alstine was in
the police court, charged with threaten
ing to kill his wife and step-daughter-
ludee Cam. knowing hitn to be a bad
man. placed him under $600 bonds to
keep the peace. These he could not
furnish, and he went to the county jail
where he remained until Wednesday.
Then, on application of his attorney, he
was brought before Judge Hale, in the
cireuit court, who released him, not
withstanding District Attorney Hume's
protests, van Alstine made a solemn
promise that he wonld leave the state at
once, but Mr riume knew him, and re
marked that within 36 hours he would
be in the citv jail again. The prediction
came true. Last night Van Alstine vis
ited the house where his wife and step
daughter are living on first and Hooker
streets, and proceeded to smash in the
doors and windows. Offioer Al Hughes
was called, and placed him under arrest
Nsw Counties. mere seemt to oe a
eckless rage for new counties. At the
present writing the Legislature has ten
bills on their hands of this mature. They
are about as follows: Mineral county,
out of the southern part of Lane and the
northern part, of Douglas, with Cottage
Grove as the county seat, lite division
of Umatilla.ttking off the eastern portion
An enabling act for I nion county, also
one to divide the county, taking oft the
northern portion and calling It Elgin
county, with Elgin as the county seat
One to divide Grant county, calling the
northern half Hamilton county. One for
a county out of a part of Grant, Gilliam
and Crook, to be called Sutton, with
Mitchell as the county seat; Blaine coun
ty, out ol the northern portion ol Lane
and the southern part of Benton ; Stock
man, to be, sliced principally from Wasco,
with a little from Gilliam and Crock, of
this Antelope would be the county seat ;
Wasco, to be called Cascade county. The
people of the Tygh valley, Wamic and
WapiniUa country, demaud a new county.
"Bay,-" to be about forty-eight miles long
with an average width of twenty miles to
be composed of the Slletx Indian reserva
tion ic Tillamook county and the west
part of Benton county, the east line fol
lowing along the summit of t'.e Coast
range of mountains. The temporary
county aeat is to be at Toledo.
A Cbssyct cracked by a Salem paper:
It is told on the candidates for railroad
commissioners that forty seven of the
siztv-nine of them now in the city held a
caucus for tne declared purpose of select
ing from among their number a repre
sentation to go before the legislature as
the candidates for place on the com
mission. The agreement was that the
thirty-five candidates receiving the
smallest vote in the caucus were all to
withdraw in favor of the remains twelve
and ask the legislature to select from
anion that diminutive number three
persons to serve aa commissioners, vt ell.
the caucus was a glittering, glowing sac-
s. The voting was by balio! and
everything ran smoothy until the vote
came to be counted, whan it was fcund
that there were foi ty six men who had
one vote each standing to his credit One
man had evidently failed to vote for him
self. Marble and Gramte Weaves. The
firm of E W Achison & Co, and their
growing business. The Marble and
Granite Worke of W Achison & Co at
Albany and Rosebnrg is one ef the lead
ing houses in this line n Oregon. The
Koseburg house Is under the management
of D Looney and is situated on Oak street,
near Abraham s bnck and employs as
marble cutter one of the most skillet'
workmen In the state, whose work took
first premlun at the Portland Exposition.
This firm deals only In the best Imported
and Domestic Marble and Granite and al
ways give satisfaction. Their business Is
increasing so rapidly that they Intend put
ting in a branch house in Coos count) .
rhe m mager of the Koeeburg bouse. Mr
D Looney, will be found a business man
with whom it is a pleasure to deal. Esti
mates furnished on special designs and
patronage solicited. Roaeburg Review.
Lebanon. Mrs J L Cowan, of Albany,
attend d the funeral of Miss Edith Roland,
in Lebanon this week.
E E Goff , electrician of -Albany, is var
nishing ard touching up the Lebanon light
machinery.
Edith M Rclsnd. the only daughter of
Mr and Mrs J 0 Roland, died at her parents
noma in East Portland last Sat, Jan. lAtta,
1893. Het remains were brought here 0.1
Monday, by ber mother aad brother who were
accompanied by friends and relatives, and
buried in the Lebanon cemetery on Tuesday.
Rev Eccleston conducted the funeral services
at the residence of C H Raltton. She wss
18 years, old. Local papers.
TJp the SAjmAM. Joseph Hamilton
and Dick Burns are cutting cord wood at
this place to be shipped to Albany.
The Niagara minstrel troop will no to
Mill City Friday to give one of their ex
cellent performance.
Geo VV Harris, the Albany marble
man, was at this place Monday.
George Cohen, of Albany, was at this
place Tuesday buying niaes ana inrs.
Lumberman.
Unique Entebtainmbht. One of the
most interesting programs ever rendered
in Albany is being prepared for the en
tertainment to be given rriday evening,
Jan 27th under the auspices of the Y M
C A for the purpose of furnishing tbe
new rooms this is a pursly pbiian
thropic move which bespeaks the hearty
aid ol every citizen ol Albany in prepar
ing an inviting place lor our young men.
A Tramp. According to Hon Jeff
Mover's bill a tramp is "Whosoever goes
about from town to town, or from place
to place in any town asking food or shel
ter or begging or subsiding on charity,
siiafi be deemed a tramp, and De ltnpne
oaed at hard labor in any city-or county
jail not more than six or less than one
month." Albany's plan is to pass tbem
along regardless ol description.
The first paps appeared in Albany
on Nov 1. 1860. with U 8 Senator. J
Delezan Smith as editor. Mr Smith's son,
Deputy Shenff D a mi th has abound
file of the paper for a year and several
months. Those were live times in tbe
history of the U S and the paper con
tains many national matters of interest
as well as local events. Senator Smith
aiea in tne ran of isou and the paper
passed into other bands.
A Valuable Clock A Corvallis man
tent his clock to Mr Vogle, the jeweler,
to be repaired, as it would not run. Mo
wonder, as amone the nieces of machin
ery was found $45 in gold, two $20 pieces
and a $5 piece. The money was returned
to the owner, and tbe clock was made to
run all right, now the money got there
is not statea.
A Laud sdit. Geo Finley, of Oraw
fordsvilie. Linn county, and several
other residents of that section where here
this week on business before tbe U S
Land Office. It seems that they filed on
land within the indemnity grant and are
now involved in a landsnit as a conse
quence. Boaeburg Review.
Removed. Attorney C E Wolverton
has removed his law office from tbe Foster
block to up stairs over the First National
Bank where he is prepared to attend prompt
ly '.o all legal business entrusted to mm.
Shiloh'a Cure, the great "cough and croup
care, is for sale by as. Pocket size contains
twenty-five doses,only 25c. Children love it.
Toshay ft Mason.
Call and we new fall dress goods at W
Bead's.
They Increase appetite, purify Vim whole
Some oy Them According to a Port
land paper the following are a part of tbe
list:
There is a lively scramble for the
United States Marshalship. The leaders
in it are iohn Myere, who once held the
office; Henry Grady, of Pendleton; Eu
gene Forties, a brother of the Portland
councilman, and Mr Jeffery, of bitumin
ous roc It pavement tame.
For tbe Portland postoffice C W Roby
former incumbent, Charles Waite anc
John Finlay are pulling against each
other-
Henry Blackman. of Henoner. is the
only avowed candidate for revenue col
lector.
T J Black, of Halsey, is said to be tbe
most prominent aspirant for tbe collector
snip 01 customs.
For district attorney then are Dan
Murphy, F A E Starr.L B Cox and Judge
McArthur.
The collectorshipof customs for Alaska
has been in the habit of falling into the
hands of an Oregon man. Henry Gray,
of Portland, and Colonel John Lane, of
Roseburg, are jousting for the prise.
What the Wind Die A writer In
the Long Creek Eagle published In Grant
county, is tr-. ing to make out that we
have Kansas storms In Eastern Oregon:
"Talk about heavy wind storm 1 1 Why,
the last wind storm which visited Wagner
discounts anything In that line ever known
in Grant county, at least the experience
which betel a steer belonging to John
Collins Is decidedly out of the usual run of
things. When Mr Collins went out to
feed his stock nest morning after the wind
storm, behold there stood tbe steer on top
of a hay stack. Now, if the wind did not
blow him up there, how did be get there t
it is a question Mr C Is unable to ar.swer,
but he 1 of the opinion that the force of
the wind carried him ap the side of the
stack and landed him safely on top.
Fled to Oregon. In 1885 C R Carter
and Tboa W Kelton murdered
a man
brains out with stones. They were found
guilty of murder in the first degree and
sentenced to be hanged on Into 1 si. 1887.
Just before tbe day for hanging Carter
ped, shooting the jailer, Chaa War -
ten, bat not fatally. Over five years
passed without any reliable cine to him
until several days age he was recognized
and arrested at Mt Tabor, Portland's
suburb, by Marshal Minto, of Salem, and
Dective Simmons, of Portland. Carter
has been living at Mt Tabor under tbe
name of Rose, and owns property there,
sheriff Wilson, and Chaa Warren, tbe
jailer who was shot, have arrived and
will take Carter back to be hanged- The
capturing mm will receive vtoo
reward.
Portland Saloons. At the beginning
of the quarter commencing January 1st,
there were 405 saloons doing business.
Nineteen new names have been added to
the Its', seme of which take th; nlace of
oid names. Three hundred and twentv-
nlne licenses hare been Issued, aggregat
ing $3,90O, and seventy-six have gone
out of business or are aelllntr without
license, aa they are sixteen days over due.
lsi quarter mere were thirteen Chinese
places where liquor was -told snd one more
was added today. Dispatch.
Jt sncES and Constables Under the
new division of the county into Justices
districts there are only tan Justice and
seven Constables in the coon ty. Tbev
are aa follows :
nnrr. jtrsnrs. cower aelb.
1. ' M Se rporf .
2. LMCnrl. CGBnrkhart.
4. J W Ellison.
7. SPBarger, FM Powell.
9. v A eison.
9. J S Ireland, j
10. 8 W Moore. 1
R Pound.
L Green.
IL J B McDowell, C
13. J C Simpson, A
O Rice.
J 17 Simpeon,
A PH irons.
14.
Henry Lyons,
J L Berry.
A Yau-tnuste
BraBdreUi's fills partly the Wood, stimu
late the liver, treogtheo the kidneys, regu
late the bowels. Tbev were introduced ia
tbe United State in IS35. Since that time
r sixty millions of boxes of Braodieth's
Puts have beeat ased.
This, together with thousands of oonviac-
ing UartimoalaJa f row all Darts of the world.
is posttiv evideasoe of their value.
Braodreth a Pill are purely vaceUhle. sb
solately harmless aad safe to take at aa
tins.
A Bto Stag i.
"All the world's a staas
And all th men and women merely
players:
They have their exits and their en
trances."
One of -hiir principal entrances leads
into Parker Bros grocery and bakery.
Tbe finest groceries and the freshest pro
duce are kept, and their baked good are
oeyond comparison, consist iwg ol a big
variety of bread and cake, plain and
fancy, skillfully and well made. An im
portant thing to consider.
5argaina at Read's.
Boots and Shoes I carry the target
line of medium priced and good wearing
boys, misses snd children shoes la the city,
and have just added a line of eteel shod
school ahoea which I recommend to the
trad. Dont forget that I repair any shoe
f sell free of chsige.
S E Tot-so.
A Great Invention. It the self
pouting coffee and tea pots. With them
yon can pour eonee or tea without turn
ing tbe pots. Wonderful. None of "the
hundred tittle inconveniences ot tbe old
fashioned way. Coffee cooks sure and
pure and cannot burn, and tea to perfic-
tlon. You raise the light lid and the
coffee or tea runs from 'he spout. Ifyou
would have the finest thing In the world
order ene when Mrs Tslt, the local agent
calls on ou .
Columbia river smelt, a delicious fish are
aow plentiful and can be obtained at 6c per
lb at Hyde run Market.
Captain Sweeney, U 8 A, San Diego, Cat
say a. "Shiloh'a Catarrh Kenedy is the first
medicine I ha ve ever found that would do ms
any good. Price, 60 ots. Sold by voabsy
St Mason.
Consumptives, do not despair, There i
hope. Try West's Cough Syrup. It will
always cure in early stages. Procure a
60a large 8 or. bottle. J A Gumming, Drug
gist.
Moving Outfit. The undersigned is
prepared to do all kinds of house raising
and house moving promptly and In flrst-
clsss order. Call or leave orders at my
residence at cor of Third and Oak streets,
Albany. J B Tillotboj.
The finest line ofJpockst knives in tbs
city at Htewart A Sox's.
Stewart It 9ot soll'the very best cstta
shears sod scissors.
deWs have the lsrgsst stock cf lsdiet 'an
rwesr ever shown in town. Be tare snd
e wbst W F Read can do fer you before
seiog your order.
$100 Reward, $100.
ThS reader of this paper will be pleated to
learn that there is at least one dreaded dlsssse
that science has been able to our In all its
stages and that la Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh
Cure Is th only positive cure now known to
th medical I
fraternity.
Catarrh heme a con
Stltutlonal disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. Hall's Catarrh Our ft taken Inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood and mu
cous turfaeee of the system, thereby destroying
the foundation of the dlaease, and giving the
patient strength by bulldi ng up tbe constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors hare so much faith in Its curative
rert, that they offer One Hundred Dollar
any cat that it f ail to our. Sand for
list of testimonial.
Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
JT-8old by Dnuta-Uts. Ttc.
Guaranteed to ours Bilious Attacks and
Coos tlpat Ion, Small Bile Oosut.
SOCIAL PfcRSOSAs,
THURSDAY
Mr N Crume, of Shedd, was
Albany today.
Mrs Palmer, daughter of Mr
Schmcer, is in the city on a visit.
doing
John
OS F Floek, formerly ediiorof the Rose
burg Review, is in the citv on hla way to
n .1 1
Portland.
The social snnou
for Friday aven-
Ing st the mldcnce
Hon Geo E Cham-
ter'aln, has been po
ned.
Hon R B Cochran, a well known pion
eer of Lane county, was stricken with
paralysis Thursday.
Mi Dr Renton, and Mrs McCullev. of
cuenssurg, rtoiner ami sister, ol Citv
.. . . j . . 1 .
recorder, r J neuiur, arc in tne city on
a visit.
The Junior YPSCE of the United
Presbyterian church, held an eniovab'e
secisi last evening at tne residence of Rev
TJ Wilton.
A bout sixty will attend the state ball at
btlem tonight from this city. The train
will leave at 7 o'clock, and return to the
morning after the ball.
The original character of the old
Quaker In theitory of Uncle Tom'. Cabin,
wno helped Eliza to escspe sfter crossing
the ice, wss an une'e ot Mr Oamford. of
yakvllle. In this county.
Rev Mr Judy, formerly o( the Oreeon
Methodist conference, and family have
returned from California,where they have
been for the past three year. They are
staving with Mr and Mrs John Shaver, of
rorUmouth. Portland Dispatch.
rat past
Miss Genevieve George is In tbe city.
Delightful weather is reported at V equina
nay.
Mr Watt MoatelUi of Portland it In the
city.
Remember the tea at tbe M E Parson
age this evening.
Miss Lizzie Whitney, of Eugene, sister of
Mr J R Whitney, b la the city.
Miss Nona Irvine returned this coon from
Portland, where ahe had a sacceful opera
tion performed oa her eyes.
Misses Vesta Mason, Bertha Ellis and
Emma Pfeiffer; all of Aloanv.are visiting
friends in the Capital citv. Journal.
Rev and Mr TL lone, of Grants
Pass, well known in Albany, celebrated
their silver wedding last Friday. There
war 180 invited guests.
Mr Perey R Kelley, the lawyer, wen t to
Walla, W.JU yesterday aa clerk ot tbe
legislative committee to examine into
th jot bag factory at that city.
O W Hoch startler, E ! Lannihg and Ed
Th -I . Ik--- I ... ,
-rmjwm, m .tiuw; , were lu Ml. u SSOUUSV
attending the stockholders' meeting c'f
the SrUiL Frank Miller, of Port
land, was also here on the same business.
Grants Pas Courier.
Tbe First Presbyterian church of Sa
lem bas closed a contract with Rev A L
Hutchison, of Nevada, Iowa, bv which
that gentleman is exoected to arrive her
and take charge March 1st next. The
society believe it baa secured an able
man. mum Journal.
St mm -u- 4 I m -
' w " wsasssswssaw. . 1 (or ret.
deuce of the bride. Rev. Mr. Giboaev anited
Mit Augusts Legos aad Geo. D Warner.
After tbe ceremony the bridal pair and their
guests sat down to a tumptuoe dinaei. A
number of valuable presents were received.
Th wedding sras private, only relatives
being tavtted. Among those present were
Mr. aad Mrs. Loss Mdler and W H Miller
of Albaay. Oiegon City Courier.
So much baa been said about 1 011
tur clerk that we give tbe list and von
can draw your owu conclusion:
in the Senate J L Ssrafford. A G
Johnson, E F Driggs, C C Hill, John W
Garner, C W Aven, Jut V Slcam,
Bona Luy, E E Haaley. f? C Dodson,
Zetta A Grey, Mamie Taylor. Louis
A re n son, Clara E Sibotd, Maggie Casey.
Maine fairish, ubbte i." Heroine. Edith
E Nicholson. J E Samoa's. Frank te M
Wrung. Russell E Seaal). Charles H
Chance, Rosa Sbeeland. Addie C Jen
nings, Ella E Williams. F E Wsgner.
Maud B Jackaoa. F w Royal. Otto
Green hood, Louise O Hue 1st, James
Walton, T OTiarker, Henry M George,
H Travis, HOB Seydon. S A Clarke
House li E Waaxooer. Cora Eagerly.
t'annie Diven. F Henahaw. Maude Blon
de! 1, J I Fitzgerald, Lizzie McNary,
George retrequin. Nellie Kixer, Annie
Shinn. A W Patterson. W lack son.
Blanch ie L Bat,, Nellie A Hughes, W J
Plymale. Lille M Manley, N J Lettrita.
W S Osborn. Mil Starr. 1 P Wsnr. H
Holman.
SATCnAAT
Mr L Douglas, of Hsrnsburg. returned
home to day after a trip to Portland.
J O Writsasaa aad famitr went to Cor
yell's this noon on a several days visit.
Mr A ndersoa Cannon has returned from
several saonib sojourn la Csliiornia
MrtJ II Towaseod and daughter of
New burr, la in the clt visiiuu ber many
frlenls.
Postmaster Monteith. of Aihanv. waa
visiting Ashland Wednasdav and vpstsr-
day" Ashland Tiding.
J D Quia, of this city. I receirine medi
cs! treatment st Portland. He U improving.
Woodburn Independent.
A pleasant social gsiherine wst held st the
C P church last evening. A a interesting
program srM rendered, aod an enjoyable
ilne had.
Geo Grnbb left fotSaoFrsncisca this noon
by wsyof Ysquins snd expects 10 make
mat city hit home, lie reported Albany
sua ti.cty cuuoga tor mm.
More legislative clerks are as follow
8 L LovelT. W H Odll, Wm Henderson.
Percy B Kelley. J M Lawrence. Maud
emtio, nora vJuinn.Louisa Allen.Geonre
Hibbert, CbasT McDaniel.
Mrs t R Cbeadle and dauchier l ioilie.
left this nocn oy way of Yaqulna, for Call
fornia. Mrs theadle will go to San D.ego,
wnere ner oaugncer mrs Msrv Grannon re
sides, while Miss Dollie will stop in Sn
rrancisco. They will be gone about three
months.
The Eugene Journail contains the fol
lowing personal. "Page, tbe notorious
ex-Yale College graduate, light-bouse
contractor, puainsi, politician and all
around sport, was in Eugene this week
having finished contract on the Heceta
Head light house.
H R Kincaid ha been editing the
Oregon State journal at Eugene since
ISO. His bump of continuity is simply
immense for that of a newspaper man.
Mr Kincaid is a gentleman, and baa con
tinually retained the good name of bis
younger days, regardless 01 the many
vicissiiuaes 01 me.
Tbe Baptist church waa thronaed on
Tuesday evening last, to hear an address
tram Miss McNeil, a missionary from
Africa, having with her a little native
girl who entertained the audience by
singing some Gospel hymn in our lan
guage and ber own. It waa deeply in
teresting and all paid marked attention.
Over $10 were taken up in the collection
and $10.75 realized on their portraits.
Roseburg Review.
C W Cobb, of Albany made our office a
call Tuesday. Mr Cobb has told his print
ing office at the county seat and it now
traveling with his wife who is en a lecturing
tour of the state. Mrs Cobb lectured heie
Tuesday p m. They went from her: to
Junction Tuesday night. llsrrlsburg Coux
ier.
Hon T J Black, who will probably be
tne next collector ot customs at Port
land, is in the city. The Statesman
?;lves Mr Black the following good notice
or that paper : Tom Black, of Haleey.
want to be collector of customs under
Cleveland. Mr Black is a good, square
man, and we hope he may get it or at
least that some one outBiue ot Portland
will be given some of the offices to be
distributed by the incoming adminis
ration.
Ashby 4 Carse, Rexliftlat, 80, Vi
ngton Street, Portlsnd, Or
. Cure tor cold. Fever and eenerni De
LiUty, iSma lUlJbeuttS. )J6e. per bottle.
AuKEAT MTATF8JUK.
The New York Woild, speaking of Car
lisle woo is likely to be secretary f the
treasury in Cleveland's cabinet says he is a
statesman of tbe old school and of the
present time. From bis first modest ap-
learance on tbe floor of tbe bouse of
r preventatives In i879 until now, when he
is the acknowledged leader of bis party on
allquestions relating to public finance, he
bis commanded tbe respect and admiration
of men of all parties In bis first great
speech on tine corrupt use. of the deputy
marshals in elections be showed that be
rat a consummate constitutional lawyer.
As one of the advisory committee of b
party in congress during tbe stormy poltti
cat session railed by Mr Hayes, be gave
proof of calm judgment, great skill in the
management t difficult problem and ad
mirable qualities as a leader of men.
Many men who look for boUteroutness
n a leader deny that Mr Carlisle bas tbe
temperament for a bold, aggressive contro
versy. Such men mistake noise for com
rnsnd. Mr Carlisle is the most successful
leader that tbe democrats of tbe bouse of
representatives have bad since tbe war
w h ether be was on tbe floor as a debater
or in tbe chair a speaker, no storm broke
out in tbe house of representatives be
eoukl not quell so quietly that tbe disorder
ly mob did not realize that they bad a
master. Hi character, his clear intellect,
bit absolute fairness, bis refusal to permit
partisanship to enter into tbe consideration
of public business, to becloud bis jndgment
or to make him forgetful of th rights of
bis political opponents these oualitusi
made him a leader a they make him a
statesman. And wban the result of tbe
leadership of commanding intellect are
nJaured against those of mere brute energy,
use uicer encs in favor ot tbe tanner is
found t be great.
Within this generation of legislators no
owe ha been more successful than Mr Car
lisle. In tbe early days of his service in
congress he won tbe confidence of bis
associate on both rides of tbe boose to that
extent that his word on-a question of fact
was authority, and every meatin r that be
introduced sras accepted as intended for tbe
public good- Ko ene ever dreamed that be
was capable of furthering legislaxiott for the
promotion of private ends. Tbe result sras
that be was generally toccessful in gaining
hi object, and success is, in a large way.
tiv kt A .ie:eciur.hip.
Mthen be sras speaker of tbe boose be
administered tbe office with such absolute
fairness that even hi political opponents
confessed that be sras the best speaker of
bis geserarieo. At tbe same time be or
ganized tbe boose in such a manner that
tbe strength of hit party was made most
effective. Personal coni deration did cot
control him. When the contest waj; settled
in bis favor be appointed bis chief oppon
ent. Mr Randall, cbainnan of the commit
tee on appropriations. Tbe sarrsasful
working of tbe three boost over which be
presided era exceptional There were
differences of opinion aad of en dissension
as there have been for many years in tbe
demoaatic ranks, but under Mr Carlisle's
guidance these were reduced to he mini
mum. While be did not succeed in unit
ing the party on tbe Morrison U'J, or even
in securing enough votes for its passage, be
so reduced th protection opposition in Use
Fifty-first corsgress that th Mills bill waa
passed by tbe house.
When Mr Richard W Thompson, of Ten
Haute, lad. retired fross the busy world and
began his history tithe protective tariff in
this country, being ao enthusiastic advocate
of McKicleyism, be supposed, are .presume,
that the history of the Panama Canal Com
pany was closed. There waa ao longer gay
word for his "Americas committee" to d
sod there scented to be no indication of any
upheaval in Pans or elsewhere that would
disturb him In the seclusion ef his library.
He has been rudely awakened from his draam
of peace an i security, and cow be hears loud
calls from sll parts ot th country far tne
explsnatsans which he can give so easily, but
which, p to this time, he has psefeired to
withoM from the public We hear no Inti
mation that be will consent to show bow he
uaed I cat comfortable sum of $2,400,000,
It may be, however, that he is writing tbe
Interesting Uslory of the espendttare for
publication, and that be will seen be in trea
ty with publisher tor tbe suitable production
of tbe work. He is a thrifty man, aad ao
one expects that he can be lodnced to tell
his story without com pen! ion.
Populist Vsnderberg 6t Coos county, Is
exhibiting extraordinary physical and mental
contortion la the legislature. He want a
law passed providing that each month the
county courts shall print oa linen sad post
in the post office of th county, detailed ac
counts of the ceuty's expenditures for the
month . This is to ignore the newspapers of
the state. The Democrat is unalterably op
posed to the law as being oae, so far as
Lisa county is concerned. tliet would entail
sa additional burden' upon the taxpayers
From time Immemorial tbe papers in this
county have been printing county court pro
ceedings snd expenditure for the preceeding
month end have never ree'eved a cent there lor,
In the interest of economy and simple gov
ernment, the Democrat is opposed to the
scheme of Vanderburg,
Mr Cleveland is said to be very bitter
against tbe people's party. He privately
denounces its leaders aa cranks and anarch
ists snd fears tbetr Influence in the demo
cratic ranks. Sdo Pre
We arise, light here, to inquire of the ed
itor ot the Press, who is known to be, after
the "most strictest sect," a republican, who
it Is thst says this about Mr Cleveland? No
body has ever heard Mr Cleveland say these
things, to ftr at the. public Is Imformed
One does not hsve to go very far to be sble
to divine the motive of this charge made
without even the semblance of truth. The
purpose 1 'o creste prejudice against Mr
Cleveland and bis administration among
alliance democrats. That's all.
Women Inventors by no means confine
themselves to those departments where they
might be supposed ts possess special expert
ence. Patents hsve been granted to women
for a plan for deadening the noise on railways,
for preventing sparks from locomotives, tor
sweeping the streets, for a new form of life
raft, for textile manufactures, electrical ap
p'lances, and in London a woman hasps'!
ented s machine tor making watch screws
thst Is provided with a thread to delicate as
to be almost invisible, and se perfect as to
cut thread on a human hair.
The other day a journal, hitherto arlthout
a spot on its character, inquired 'villi well
feigned Innocence, "Mow can fm persons
divide five egg so that each man will receive
one and still oae remain In the dish?" A fie
several hundred people went two-thirds dis
tracted in the mazes of this proposition, the
journal meanly says, "One takes the dish
with the egg."
WHAT EDUCATION DOES,
Among tbe most significant incidents of
the presidential campaign was the state
ment before the national remiblican
committee of a representative of tbe
"College Republican League." He said
that collage men usually graduated as
democrats even when they bad been brought
up in tbe republican political faith and
entered college with strong republican
convictions. Having passed through tbe
order of a college education and come out
unscathed be wished as an ardent member
of tbe party to have some plan adopted by
which the democratic virus lurking in a
liberal education might be met and coun
teracted. He aj pealed to the committee to
co operate with tie ''Republican College
League" in providing tbe antidote, and.
strangely enough, seemed to think that
money was tbe thing to accomplish the
purpose. Just how money could be used
to overcome convictions that resulted from
enlightenment tbi republican coiietriate
could not take time to explain. Nor would
it be an easy matter. Young renubli
like himself, who continue to be republicans
in spite of a liberal educa' ten, might b
Susceptible to tbe influence of money. Bn
those who are broad and honest enough to
lay aside preconceived prejudices when
education convinces their judgments that
those prejudices are wrong, are mad of
different stuff. Tbe only way to prevent
this class of young men from graduating
a democrats is to abolish our colleges
altogether.
It is a glorious vindication of the democ
racy that liberal education only serves to
strengthen its ranks. The hope of the
country is in tbe intelligent and educated
youth whom oar colleges are sending out
into the world They still soon iske their
places in tbe management of the country's
affairs and help to shape its destiny. AO
of them are welcome to membership in the
democratic family no matter bow strongly
they were prejudiced against democratic
principle before their eyes bad been open
ed by a liberal education .
Whether tbe rep-esentatire of tbe "Re
psdsWcan College League'' succeeded in
getting any money from tbe committee we
do not know, nor is it a matter of any
000 sequence. The election of -November
proved that ooliegiate of republican ante
cedents were still graduating as democrats
and voting their educated opinions- Money
conid not entice tbem back into tbe old
republican pathways.
Tne American college is a good tiling.
Aut those hidebound republicans who dc
not want their son to become democrats
would better keep tbem at borne. The
college is not a eai conservatory for modern
republicanism -
UABtV IX TB EOKT APPLIED.
la Berlin there lives, says the Indepea-
daace Rounaaine, a savant who a aa ardent
votary of the beory ol evolution. Not long
ago, when at th seaside be caught a live
herring on which be rtsotved to test the ac
curacy of the Darwinian doctrine. Every
day 1 he genirercan took a spooaful of tea
rater out of the aquarium in which be had
placed the herring, substituting in lira
thereof a spooaful of fresh water. He con
ased this process until tbe squariaaa coo
alaed nothing bat fresh water. lis occu
pant waa then consigned to a large glass
bowl. The herring continued to lire and be
healthy. Still our learned professor had by
no nseanicotapteted bis investigations. Every
ds be took a spoonful of fresh water oat of
Use bowl until not drop sras left. A bird
cage waa now substituted for the glass bowl .
The herring was happier than, ever; aow aad
I ben it would utter a cry of vexation when
the professor ce nested it too roughly or
tailed to supply it at tbe proper lime srtth
tbe little patties specially prepared tur tbe
interesting crestare. Th herring grew sleek
and fat, but after a few weeks its "tamer"
noticed that it exhibited signs of melancholy.
Tbe professor speat hours in try lag to fathom
the cause of these unhappy tptoptoats of bis
protege. At length he discovered that the
creature was suffering from indigestion; It
had evidently ruined its stomach by a too
free Indulgence in pastry, "Doaoersrettei t
the philosopher exclaimed) "I quit forgot
give the animal something to drink! ' H
quickly n'ded a Urge wooden bowl with wa
ter and put It in the cage. Next morning
on going to inspect '.be cage the learned gen
tleeaao found the creature dead; it had dip
ped its head in tbe stater trough tbe her
ring wss drowad!
SALARIES OF GOVERNORS
Tbe governors of tbe several states r
ceive salaries as follows: New York, New
Jersey and Pennsylvania 910,000 each;
Ohio $8000, Illinois and California 16000
each Colorado, I ndiana, Kentucky , M assachu-
setts, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Ne
vada, Virginia and Wisconsin $5000 each ;
Maryland $4500; Connecticut, Louisiana,
Mississippi, Tennessee. Texas and Wash
ington MOOO each; Florida, South Caro
lina and Utah $3500 each ; Alabama, Alaska,
Arkansas, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas,
North Carolina, North Dakota and Rhode
Island $3000 each; West Virginia $2700;
Arizona, New Mexico and Oklahoma 92600;
Nebraska, South Dakota and Wyoming
$2500 each; Deleware, Maine, Michigan
and New Hampshire $2000 each. Oregon
and Vermont $1500 each.
A dispatch from Sacramento says:
Late last night the populist members of the
legislature and members of th populist
stale central committee present la Sacra
mento, met and denounced Atsemblvman
K earns, populist, of. Los Angeles, for his
action in voting for Stephen M White for
United States senatar yesterda);slso Marion
Cannon, nooulisi congressman from the 6th
district, who Is charged with influencing
Kern's vote, la a series of resolutions the
actions of Kerns snd Cannon are denounced
and it recommended that they be spurned
snd cut oil from fellowship in the party and
denounced as traitor 10 tne seopie party
in every part of this state and nation.
The assembly this morning appointed a
committee of seven to Investigate the charges
made by 15 ret j yesterday that corrupt
means hsd been used to Induce Assemblrmm
Kerns te vote for White for United Statea
senator.
("reorgia is about the only state in the
union, aside from Oregon, that has not
made provision for the world's fair. As a
result the prominent men of Atlanta are
up in arms, and say that that city,' if not
the state, shall be duly and creditably rep
resented. Perhaps Portland could do
likewise if the country will not join. 7Vc
gram. The present legislature with a small ap
propriation might make a creditable ex
emplification of the fact of Oregon's
existence.
It Is a curious coincidence thst there it but
one ex-presldent of the United States living,
snd he Is the prssidsnt-elsct to ta:e his seat
oa the 4'.h of March.
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