The state rights democrat., July 14, 1893, Image 1

$Mt flights Bemocrat.
VOL XXVIII.
Entered ut the Pen Office at Albany. Or.. a Second-Mass Mall ISwrtrr.
ALBANY.ORLGON, FRIDA1 , JULY 14. 1893.
STITEH at Xf TTISv., Publishers,' and Proprietor!-.
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The special tffort of Read, Peacock A Co. for the spring
reason is to inciease the purchasing pout, of your dollar
with the CRKATKST VAll'K fcVl'R OFFKRKD FOR YOFR HON FY.
It will be to your interest to call and inspect their charm
rso i.isfiay of novelties and kkijablk standard urades in
Staple and Fancy dry goods.
Dress Goods
Fancy Goods.
Notions,
Furnishing- Gcoda
Their aervicablc stock is distinctive
display, and sure to please.
style, elegant In
Try them when you want
W have an e'egant line.
SHOES.
T u can be economical with no effort whatever by but lp
what you need for Spring from
BEAD, PEACOCK t CO.
ALBANY,
OREGON-
HAVE YOU TRIED DRUGS AND FAILED
M TO FIND A CURE FOB
RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO. SCIATICA.
KIDNEY, LIVER and BLADDER
COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, LAME-BACK, tc.
DR. 8AXDBTS ELECTRIC BELT
With F ieri ro Ma .nmI. ftmmmmm.
ery w.il cure vii Mat aaeotlrtaei
all of tbe above troe ae. Those wba
Minor From Kelt ana Debility.
Looaea. Drain. Lata M a nooe. ,
NrrTaaoarso. riTrplrooara.
Pear Meaaery, ail Female Vom-
olainta. udm.nl 111 SmIiS.
ibaoBbeuof abuses, miasms, a mj
or exp. ware, will Sad relief ana prompt
care in oar marrolaaa intention,
wb ch require but a trial to convince
th moot okeptieal. Iaicaoraaetof of
recto job mar hare anon 1 1 fir. too il
roar not em of nerro foreoand vitall: ,
which is electriritr-and thai
coased. racr weakness or lack or forra.
ai 3 . u reputce into roar system toe
demenu thus drained, which are re.
quired tor rigorous KraMta. roa will
remor the caoae and health, atianatai
and yigfT wi.l follow at once. Tola
is oar plan and treatment, and we
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enown by bondredj of csoaa throngho at this and other 8tates.wh" would atadlTwatifr. and Irani mane
of wnnm we bare strop.- letters bearing' testimony to their recotery alter nsiag oar Belt.
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WE HAVE CURED THESE WE CAN CURE YOU!
GENERAL, DEBILITY CURED. , LAME BACK AND (HFUhUTieu.
mq rr.nciim.(. A-jimdu Tr -
or Belt!
. Dr. A. T. San J
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Dr. A.T- Sssedea. rsaarSirftassaofsaneoer.
wee, esatbinad with the otrsla eoaaiaa from i
f. no. u a or weca. wasoii aomasee
lan kr CI. Ha'ana T --
I woo troubled with loot Vioor. Tltal WAOkaaa m.nA
alaKacomplataloaeaf power. I weald eat as wit
a oarr tired fbolioa. boaKt orhiiJa, eta.: since ouao
roar bolt I hVhT. neoVjoaa. oFhf . I aoweTj
mw ii.ii irmai wnwoi ransw. 1 .-. - . i .... . . . . . -." aw
iissisnat; Toe con rob- ; r.'r.fE TflZ1 .I'- " r,".
waotaors wnw or cjll aa t JTLZ ! 'T".'""""auaairiiniri gg
saw.aBd I am a. woi todaj oo 1 obt woo ib nu li.v. I
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iifj.ou ai'TK uiey wou.4 nm It
liab lliii alataaiaiil ilsii
as Truly roan. H. A. BOWES. S sad B Tun St.
RHEUMATISM AND LAMENESS CURED.
ror.iaaa. ubboob. April IB HMZ.
Par the post air moatha I had sot
Toor belt oca nlanad main .In. a
th la the two weeks I a.s osrd it. 1 Jan
Dr. A. T. SandeB, Door Sir-I got ooo. floor belu
two woakaaao for rbonmstiasi. from which 1 aulaiad
bsea able to w.-rk. Y ur bettaoa
rk. V .or belt hut p'.a
la the two weeks I ba
want oomiorjaniT aa taei lite a new moo reaerallr.
H. E. HDQHE3, Propriator Istomatioaol Hotel
NERVOUS DEBILITY-LOSS OF VI COR,
. , Jacoma WiuiOctob. r2i.lgsa.
Dr. A.T. ttaadasafiaar Sir s I aore been asias yoar
Kloetrio belt for eenerol aenou debtiitr. and to-da
fool better than I bare for fire years. I have coined
in rior daily, and am rtrone in eTerypon.
Toors gTstotoilj,, CHAS . LtTETK A.
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Ur.sndwi Ibegladtotilkoithaj. oca olio :
ROBERT BCRRIX, Eseinocr Hotel Portlaad.
LOST VtTALITVAND STRENGTH.
Enrett, Waah. Jo.a a. SB,
T. A. T. Sonde-. Dear 8ir : iaee waarlaa roar
b- it I hare boon pwatiy benefited. I fool say old oa,
rsyfa.t retorning; and after a mooth'o oaa of tba
bait I find myself twice sa r.coroae as before. My
memory is bow nearly, perfect, and each day oboaa
for toe batter. I Id mach stroaawr thai beforo
mirg the belu Tours troiy. B1.SB.Y bCHULTZ.
DR. SANDEN ELECTRIC BELT
I5i"li?!l awlranm battery, made Into a belt so as to be easUy worn durrnst work or street, end ft
rmjnptJkbsa,Brtdonsad carreau which are instantly lelt toroaahoat all weak narta.orwe forfeit
- U boo an lmprawed Klectric r-aspeaoary. taeirreJeatboon eer sneeajrolrilaod
arrant it to emini nf t ha almva wnaVnaaua ana . i .. .. . -. a uju. aua
anlrethVwT-or &VZmE0'-"
8ANDEN ELECTRIC CO. .72 FIrstSt., POBTLaMD, OBtSOM,.
FORTMILLER & IRVING
Undertakers
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and
Enibalmers.
rE KtEP rcnslf nl't rn liid fi
coffins. Alo tuiulicrts rnl
which will be sold at
I Mrs? if n ta!ic, r' th tr d wtrd rasketi.aw
uls, in I it rticlcili, isirli .ml nm.o'v
The f.owrKt Livin-r I'roflta.
EMBALMING and "ie proper care of the dead a i-ecla!;y.
KO EXTRA CHARCfc FOR HEARSE OR SERVfCE v
ALBANY, - - MASONIC TEMPLE, - - OREGOA
CITY BOTTLING CO.,
Notlt. Water,
Ciders.
Orange and Iron,
ReKser WaterH
Country or Ier
f!e ar.d Rct.ilDealers in
Birch Beer.
NaraaparlllA aitd Iron,
Iron Wine,
Rtti
iiiye ii. a tria.
OPPOSITE RUSS HOUSE
ALBANY, OR
Tuk Lkon W Wasiibi rn circus and
menuarerie is on its travels and will visit
Albany. Friday July 2Ut. All the bill
boards, dead walls and did barns and de
serted houses are placarded with red and
yellow posters, emblazoaed with the figures
of creatures from evey clime. Undoubted
ly, in popular estimation, the chief attract
ion of Mr Washburn's menuserie lies in
"Cupid" the little baby elephant, who is
only feet high, three months old, and
weiirhs two hundred pounds. Cupid is the
most gentle and tiniest of elephants, and is
never so pleased as when a crowd gathers
around lain, when he at. once begins poking
hi ; trunk in all directions for dainties. The
visitors iHve him cakes, candy, apples and
fruit, at an average of two bushels a dav.
and he can digest anything but nails and
quids of tobacco, of the latter of which he is
very warv. As a staple food, he eats hav
potatoes and bran. He has a constant at
tendant and keeper in Don Melville, who
has been with him since birth. There is
also a special groom for his quarters. Al
together he has pretty good time. He is
certainly a great feature, far ahead of any
that has heretofore appeared in mis city.
;i is il Mr Washburn may well feel proud of
so valuable an addition to his already ex
tensive ntenagwie.
Roniii ro Mad. Roseburg people are
evidently mad about the Soldiei'a Home
decision. The following is a (.tarter from
the Review : The injunction tninit the
location of the soldiers' home at Roseburg
has been made perpetual. This wsa
expected when the matter was brought
oeiore a juoge residing in balen, where
the ruling passion is to "hog"every thing
in sight- But this decision doei not end
the fight.it merely oper.a it in good shape
Koseburg secured th3 location of the
Maw here by an honest, earnest effort
and proposes to leave no atone unturned
to win the suit. As soon as the supreme
court passes on me question, it the deci
sion is aaverse, 'here will bean injunc
tion placed upon every institution of the
state outside of the Cltv limits of Salem.
Already funds enough have been pledged
.,!.. . ,. m- l i .
"S"k "img tu toe outer eno, ana
sn extra session of the legislature. a con
stitutional convention, and the removal
of the state capitol may soon become in
teresting questions to consider. The
building of the branch asylum in K as tern
Oregon, of which it was claimed there is
great necessity, is directly affected by
Salem's injunction suit : that is one rea
son why Eastern and Southern Oregon
will stand together in this matter.
ADVANCKltSXT IX MsTKOSOLOOV. The
advancement made in the knowledge of
the laws of tneterology has kept pace
with discoveries mads in all other lines
of scientific research. The following il
lustrates the exactness which the weath
er predictions are now made. On the
day before that previously set for the
Pioneers picnic the committee in charge
telegraphed to Mr Pague. the local fore
cast for this vicinity, and received in re
ply the prediction that the day would be
s'ormv and unfit for outdoor enjoyment.
On tiie strength oi this the picnic was
postponed, and the following day folly
justified the prediction. On rhursday
last another request was made Mr Pague
for a peep into the future, and the re
ply r.ceived, although not promising
good weather until the afternoon, was
sufficiently favorable to decide the com
mittee to so ahead with the arrangements
made, ihe predlftuc was also filled to
to the letter It is bat just to Mr Pague
tc state that, under bis administration,
a marked improvement has been ob
served in the reliability and usefulness of
the weather forecasts- Aatorian.
Cap HcatptfasY lsjfasn. A dispatch
from Pendleton tells of the following ac
cident to a former Albany lawyer : Cap
tain N B Humphrey met with a painfal
and distressing accident this morning
t at cost him his left foot. Mr Hum
phrey yesterday morning left for Mea
chain station, on the Blue mountains, to
deliver the Fourth of July oration. The
west-bound train todar on which Mr
Huninhrey was to return was some two
hours late and Mr Humphrey. in attempt
ing t-i board the train before it came to
a stop, slipped, throwing himself under
the rear car. which caught his foot at the
ankle, mashing it to a jelly and dragging
him some 50 feet before tbe train came
to a stop, bruising him about the head
and body. He was brought to Pendle
ton today arid bad the left foot amputated
about four inches above the ankle.
He so Richardson. Tbe Dcxocrat
stated yesterday that "Hero" Richard
son, sentenced at Roseburg to the peni
tentiary for eight years, for attempting
to wreck a train, had been taken to
Salem. This was on authority of a Rose
burg paper. He was not 'taken, but
should have been. Instead be was kept
at Roseburg in tbe jail. This morning
he dug from his cell into another one
that was unlocked, where he hid under
some old clothes piled in the corner- It
was thought he had escaped, and a hnnt
was made for him in the neighborhood.
He was finally found. It was his inten
tion to remain concealed until eight and
en dig out ot tbe main building.
A Seniors Chabob. Duputy 0 S Mar
shal Simmott. of Portland, was in the city
recently with a warrant for the arrest of
Leighton Jeffens, for tampering with the
mails. It is charged that while Mr Jefferis
was carrying tbe mail for Jot. Meyers he
opened a letter sent on the outside, by Wil-
liiun Brothers to Portland, and containing
Si'i check for the internal revenue license.
and that he tried to negotiate with Wil
liams Bros for the return of tbe check for
$5, stating that it had been handed him bv
tramp or some one else. Mr Jefferis is
not here, and has not yet been arrested. He
is. we are informed, at Yaquina Bay. and
is not tryiny to evade the officers.
Witt Help Matters. L 0 Hazard, of
New York City, is a holder of Oregon Pa
cific I .rid.- in the amount of more than $1 ,
000.000, and has hitherto maintained a
neutral position in the faction fight be
tween the Blair-Wharton and Hogg fac
tions. His representative, in the person of
Hughes, of New York, arrived in this
city last week, says the Corvallis Times and
starts on the return trip Uxiav. He has
pent the interim in making a critical ex-
iimation of the properties of the mad.
He states that he finds the road in much
lietter condition than he expected to find it.
and it is believed that his report to his su-
iienor will strengthen the position ot the
Blair faction.
Bask Ball. The Willamette issued
challenge to play any amateur club in the
vicinity. i esterday a picked nine met
them on the league grounds, anil did them
up hi me mi lowing manner:
HOT STrFF'. r. .
Conn cf 2 4
Ed McFarland.l f 8 8
Enck p 2 8
S McFarland.s I 2 0
0 Turner c 2 3
0 A Turner. .8 b 4 I
Chamberlin.,2 b 2 2
1 sham r f 1 4
Neelands 1 h 0 4
WILLAMETTE!. 11. O.
Willis 8 b 1 8
Thorn pson.p.l b 1 4
M Turner c 8
Bowen c f 1 8
Westbrook...s 0 8
Washburn, p. lb 0 1
Dorria I f 0 8
Sears r f 0 4
Bentley 1 b 0 8
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afK Vn.
fs : per ,d.'
Hr. MAIIIHL I'llOTOGMA I HV.KS ,
t Ihany Strega.
VIGOR of MEN
Cabinet photos from $i.co to $4 oo
dozen. Enlaieine pictures a
ty. tftxao crayon- framed
o-oo. We ;arrv a large stock
ot exo ana siereicoptc news of Or
eton .
Easily. Quickly.
Pormansntl) Reitorac.
WEAKNESS,
fsEfiVOUSHEOS,
DEBSLITY,
and all ihe train of eri:s
I rum rarl) ei rumor lo t-"
c-sct-soBa. toe results of
overwork, alckuesu
worri-.etc. FallMrenetli.
development sad title
Ulvcn lo every organ and
nortlou of the kH.
Ill mile. natural met In 'i'.
immediate Improverief!'.
wen. Failure lmpwaiUr.
2,rt referenri-s. Eiu
rxiilsnstton and pn-ols
uiiuicu iMOWU lice.
EMI MEDICAL CC.
BUFFALO. J, v.
B aj 3-flf 1 sfl jjiT -sKKsM. J j jjg T nfiT sl
REVERE HOUSE
LBANf
OBJ
HAS. PFlSIFFEK rWRlKTOR
An .nao.Mii I...fll anil Kenya TOOTC
Sold by Drugjrista or sent by mail. 26c Wc
and $1.00 per package. Samples free.
04 The Favorite T00T1 WwWt
HU for tho Teeth and Breath, SoC
Captain Sweeney, CJS.A., San Diego, Cal.,
nays: "Shliob's Catarrh Kemedy is the first
memoine l nave ever round max wou;a ao ma
any good." Price 50 eta. BokiTry Drugglata.
SHILO 1-1 CURE.
Tbts Grkat Couoh Ctjrs prompfjy curat
wtiCTtt all others faiL For Consumption It has
no rival; has cured thousands, and will cttrb
Tcni.U taken In time, sMets, Ms-wttM.
BUGGY FOR SALE. - Good
hand buggy for sale cheap.
Wui Fortmlller.
aecoocl
Call on
Officers Ki.fxted. -At the last meet
ing of Beulah Rebekah Lodge, No. 35, I 0
O F. the following officers were installed by
V. I), u. M. Annette Weatherfonl:
Maggie Veal, N. tl.
Annie Parker, V. (J.
KlviralJradwohl, Treas.
Hattie Wribiman, Rec. Sec.
i W Kendrick, Per Sec.
Annette Weatherford, R. of N. (1.
Kate Montanye. L. of N. G.
Sarah Barnes. R. of V. 0.
N A Cherry, L. of V. (i.
Ada Robson, Warden.
Jennie Gordon, P.
Emma Bruckman, I. G.
.1 Teske. O.C.
Martha Jones, Chap.
T M Sears, Irganist.
Santiam Settlers.--J L Berry, the
well-known locater and cruiser, came down
last week from the Santiam with the fol
lowing settU rsto make filings or final proofs
on quarter sections of timber: Chaa
Thompson, William liewis, Charles Sween-1
ey. John Smith, lleVVit Slervoss, Oscar
fSillpy, Mrs Malone, Carlyle lawhead,
Lorine Iiawliead. Mr Brown of Albany.
Hard times ure unknown up the Santiam
as the settlers sell large quantities of wood
at the railroad stations for $2.25 per cord,
which is carried to Yaquinaand goes thence
by steamer to San Francisco, some of the
claimants were Michigan men who on Mon
day aftx-moon started on the homeward
journey rejoicing, with the register s cer
tificate for their timber claims in their
pockets. Oregon City Courier.
Drowned inthe Calapooia.- Mr B
Hartley, an old pioneer of Soutnern Ore
gon, was found drowndd in the Calapooia
at Oakland, Or, this morning. His cane
was lying on the bank. Whether it was
a case of suicide, or the old gentleman
had fallen in; was not known.
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F Wheeler, Umpire.
SCORE BY IXXINOS.
Hot stuff -6 0 0 2 2 9 8 018
Willainettes 0 0010410 8
Last evening a very judicious thing was
done by the removal of the Independence
club to Salem, and it will hereafter be
Known by the latter name. John Shea, re
cently second baseman of Albany will plav
.. .1 . rt i a l , -r
woujuu ami act ms ittpuun i or raicni, wniie
i oiiett will come to Albany and play second,
Minto came up from Salem today and will
play with the club. Another Independent-
man, prohaDiy Hilling win come to Albany.
Josh Reilly left on last nights overland for
Oakland where he will play. In todays
T Ul 1 . f I s I7Y
Juts raw, wno piuneii go wen in
yestenlay's amateur game, was in the box
for Albany. Levieck will 1 one of Salem's
new men.
McGreevy pitched tor San Framcitco
yes'erday against Los Angeles. 17 hit
were made to 15 by San Francisco. The
score was 9 to 8 In favor of Lot Angeles.
Oregon Stasiw Hioh An interesting
album of crop statistics has been issued by
the department of agriculture at Washing
ington. It shows the value per acre of the
same crops in the different states. Com
yields the highest amount in Nebraska
where it is .12. S bushels oer acre: the lowest
yield is in South Carolina where it is 9.4.
In Oregon it is 28.8. Wheat shows the
largest yield in Colorado where it is 19 5
ousheis per acre ami the lowest in Missis
sippi and South Carolina where it it 16 8
Washington shows the hisrhest yield in lain.
being 36. Oregon's yield 27.9. In rye
Colorado beats our state but we come
second; the yields are 17.1 and 15.9. In
barley we are beaten by five states. Mon
tana and Idado heading the list. Califor
nia is first in buckwheat and Oregon second.
In potatoes. Washington leads. Montana
second. Idaho third and Oregon fourth. In
bay. Oregon and California tie for first
place.
steal Into. Geo M Starr, of Philouiath.
was run into bv the O P train and nm nr
test hart. Mr 'Starr is unite deaf and is TC
years of aore: at the nlace the accident
cured he was not able to see tbe track for
some distance, and as ha was deaf he did
not bear the snnroschinir train. He wsa
driving a couple of colts and strange to oar.
they did not scare. He was just in the
middle of the track when the train rounded
the bend and dashed into his rior ealrhirur
the wagon right between the wheels. Mr
Starr knew nothing of the trains where
abouts until he was thrown into the air.
His condition, we are informed by his at
tending physician. Dr Lee, is not critical
and be will soon he all right. - Time.
Wsht Into nit Ditch. Several data
ago Mr Clark Looe?urch ased s tract icn
engine arrfl bay press in Salem and start
ed for home, arriving in Albany todar.
On arriving at the Ninth street bridge,
near T J Overman's, steam was put en
and the engine ran upon the bridge, ft
went down with a crash, and the engine
was tipped over wkh the rear leaning
agairvot the bank, while ihe two men run
ning it were tipped off into the ditch. The
bridge is about ruined. There ! a state
law against running a traction engine over
bridges not planked for Ihe purpose.
Mi st Rctrerch. Besides tbe general
quiet times all over the U. S. Florence, in
Lane county, is being affected seriously by
a local matter. The West says: When
taking into consideration the closing of
harbor work by the governraent, and that
other, moat disastrous to our prospects, the
discontinuance of the lumber trade with
San Francisco, we may all come to the con
clusion that the most rigid economy and
thorough retrenchment in expense must be
practiced by all the people. Virtually our
hrade with the Outside world except for
imports is closed for a year. Under such
cimim.iances no man shruki contract a
debt If this cannot be done without going
elsewhere, then we say go.
Orboox Salmor. The Chicago Inter
Ocean of June 29th says: Yesterday the
Oregon commission sliced a Royal Chinook
salmon weighing seventy-two pounds into
steaks to be distributed among their Chica
go friends. Accompanying each steak wss
a card which read : "Bov, roast me if you
want to I won't care" I was cut from
that big Royal Chinook salmon that you
and the multitude were admiring in 'the
Oregon booth at the fisheries building yes
terday. In life I weighed seven tv-'two
pounds, but my brother, who came to be
seen at the fair with me. goes me ten better.
He is the largest salmon ever caught in the
Oegon waters. We came from Oregon en
cased as you saw us in solid cakes of ice. I
am at your service.''
A Live Tire. Carlyle LaugbesI. the
popular engineer, was the first man to make
a filing in "10-4." He located a claim at
the land office door in Oregon City Sunday
evening at 6 o'clock and remained until
business commenced Monday morning at 9
o'clock. Eight others also remained the
entire night in line. A little scrimmage
occurred when the doors were ope.ned.and a
general fight was prevented by the police
men present. Considerable claim jumping
was indulged in and serious trouble may be
the outcome. Settlers in township 10 south,
range 4 east will file nest Tuesday. -Lum-
liermaa.
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A Kcsiiixo Bi sis ess. -The Red Crown
Roller Mills are now runninir nitrht and dav
to meet tiie liU-ge orders ahead. In the past
two weeks one thousand liarrels of flour
have been shipped away. The mills have
received large shipments of wheat for
grinding, and are in a condition to meet all
the demands of the trade. The Red Crown
a 1 1: 1 . ... . ...
iionr- spieniuu reputation lusiires tne mill a
prosperous future under the present very
careful management. Manam-r Stockman
went to Portland this noon tin business fnr
the mills.
sot (At A KB rERKO- IL
License has been issued for the mar
riage of William Waggs and Hattie Fats.
Mrs L Bllyeu and son, Coke came down
fio.n Eugene this noon on a visit at Hon
R A Irvine's.
Mr John Tway, ihe O P conductor,
wife and son left tor Portland this noon,
from which city Mrs Tway and son will
go east, while Ihe former will rturn to
Albanv.
Monday evening a reoep'in wss tend
ered Mrs M Irving and Mrs S S Train.at
the residence of 8 g Train. A delightful
time is reported, P"V the least of which
were the narrations of doings ai the
World's fair by Mrs Train and Mri Irv
ing. A Jacksonville correspondent of the
Ashland Tidings says: Mr and Mrs J F
White are expected home from the'.r ex
tended visit to Kentucky this week . E A
Reams will arrive with them. Mr
Reams has just graduated from the law
department of the Washington and Lee
University of Virginia, and after a short
time spent at horns will go to Montana,
to begin the practice of law, in partner
ship with Hon Charles- Wilkinson, of
Eugene.
M w Hunt will go to Detroit in the
Santiam country todav. Hi family, ac
companied by his father, G W Hunt,
started yesterday and M. W. wilt join
them this evening. From Detroit they
will take apas'a train to Independence
valley .eighteen miles further, where they
wid go into camp. Mr Hunt will return
in about four weeks, but his fsmily ard
father will remain until September. This
camp will be four miles from thtbaswof
Mt Jefferson. Statesman.
SB IDA Y.
Mr Kobert Huston, of i.'orvallis. is in the
sity.
Hon Cvrus Westlake, of San Jose. Calif..
is in the citv.
Mia Bert Eno. of Portland, is is the
city, the guest of her in. .t her
Mr Thomaa Kav. of the Salem WcssmR
Mills, was in the citv baiav. He has iust
e turned from a business trip to Alaska.
E F Sox and family returned ihi noun
from the World's fair, including Carlton,
who has been attending the Monmouth College.
Messrs Shea and M aliens, of the Albanv
club, went to Seiem today to make arrange
ments if possible for the removal of the In-
lepeiKlence club to that city.
vTrxinewiav morninar there was nnttaxl in
the holy bonds of wedlock two of society's
very choicest people. Prof ex Covell. of the
State Agricultural Collage, and Miss Moliie
Spencer, who is well known as a teacher in
the Corvallis Public schools Time
Mias Maud Hoffman, who recent v made
her debut ss Juliet in Boston, has been en -gaged
by B B Wilhtrd for next seast,!!
F. Evening Post. Mr Wtllard is one of the
leading managers of the country and Mis
n on man s engagment is to he accejiLti sa
a strong evidence of staxtew. The engage
ment also means a trip to the Pacific coast.
William F Herrin. of San Francisco, has
been appointed chief of the law ilassslllill III
of the Nsitbern Pacific R. R. Co. His sal-
sry will be shout WO.0O0. W Sh hi other
business tie will have an income of about
75.000. Mr Herrin is only ."fet years of age.
He obtained his reputation principally in
the Sharoo-Hill case. An interesting thing
in connection with bis life i the fact that
he was born and raised in Jackson count v.
in this state, ami was educated in the Airri-
cultural College at Corvallis.
SaTTRDAT
Binger Hermann was in the city today.
Miss L A Woodin returned this noon to
hex bosne ia Teostna
Mr and Mrs i W niisf have returned
from a several weeks sojourn m Sodavillr.
A license was issued today for the mar
riage ot Johnstn Lee and Lazur '....,.-hanrr.
Miss Genevieve treorge of Port land. came
up 00 the noon train for a several weeks
visit in this city.
Dr J L Hill and sou and I laud MansSssU
have returned from their mountain hot
springs ranch beyond Hreitenbush.
Rev. Robert Collver delivered his ;ture
at Corvallis last evening, among his audi
ence being Rev E J Thompson. T D. He
went to Salem this noon.
Edgar McClure. nrofessnr of anal etn a
chemistry at the University rf I regon. ha
ssrured a leave of absence from the board of
regent for one year. He left cm the over
land last night for Cambridge. Mass. where
he will .take a coarse in chemistry at Har
vard ttrtlege. Fugene Hoard.
Dr LI wood who lately located with us.
has. we are sorry to state, derided to leave
us. He has secured tbe appointment of
marine physician and surgeon for Port
Gardner and will remove thereto in a few
days Scio Press. A position worth :
a year.
Mr N T Higgles and family. Itakota ac
quaintances of C S Hamish and wife, ar
med in the city on last Saturday, ami have
rented WaR Logan's place for the present.
r iiiggins is a contractor and builder and
will undoubtedly find ucio lo la
field for his lmsiness. Scio Press.
Moneignore Satolli. llie distinguished
Catholic prelate and who has virtually the
administration powers of the Pope of Rome
in toe an airs ot the church in the I S. was
on Tuesday's south bound train in a private
car. accompanied by Most Rev T 1 Grace,
formerly archbishop of St Paul. Minn. Kev
Dr T O Gorman and Rev Ir T Shahan.pro
fessors of ecclesiastical history: Rev I'r C
Gannon, professor of scripture, and Rev Ir
E Pace, professor of philosophy in tin
Catholic university.
Last evening's E. O. of Pendleton savs:
Capt Humphrey's condition is still v.rv
encouraging. He I "ears pain like martyr,
and his old-time cheerful humor has not
deiiarted, as is evidenced by frequent sallies
of wit. In due time it is hoped "Cap" will
be prancing alon the street, liappy in the
acquisition of a new cork foot. A previous
paper said: Even while he was in desper
ate pain, with his foot crushed and bleeding.
Cap's" ruling spirit prevailed. John
Bentley was at his bedside, ami remarked
that he would have to leave to attend to
some business. "I want you tostavJohn."
said the sufferer, feebly. "These doctors are
going to chloroform me, and I want von to
see that they don't cut off the wrong foot."
good
RSW irUt LETTER.
New York, June 30th, ISM.
If the conductors and gripmen on the
Broadway and Seventh Avenue Line are
to be believed the company will have
trouble before long. Owing to the extra
length of .the cabin cars compared with
the horse cars the company have decided
to run only 160 cars. These 150 cars
will bs required to do the work formerly
done by 180. What interests the em
ployees of the road is the extra amount
of work required under the new method
of transportation. Heretofore each driver
and conductor has made five round trips
a day, and now they will have to make
six. Tbe conductors receive $2 and the
gripmen $2.26 a day. Considering that
the work is much harder for the men on
the new cars as well as the additional
work the men think they should have an
extra compensation for all this sutra
work. An organization is being formed
by the employes of the road snd it be
hooves the official of tbe comnanv to
carefully consider the grievances of their
men oeiore tlre7 paraiyze traffic on New
York's great thoroughfare.
On Saturday night the New York base
ball club left Philadelphia on their first
western trip 01 the season. They will
Elay in Cincinnati, Chicago, St Louii,
ousvilie, Cleveland and Pittsburg, and
will not return to the Polo grounds for
three long and weary weeks. eVhat will
the cranks and rooters do? What will
become of such old base ball enthusiasts,
as District Attorney Nicboljudge Grady.
Marshal P Wilder." De Wolf Hopper. Dtg
by Bell. Jodae Cullum, and Russell B
Harrison, during thai period. Some
will follow the ''Giants" bat the others
will watch tbe tickers and read with ap
palling wretched nee of the defeat of
tLeir lavorite or perhaps with glee and
enthusiasm when they down the western
ball tossers as the case may b The
team goes west in a broken up and
crippled condition, having only one back
stop in condition to play. Tbe following
is captain Ward's hospital list : Doyle,
catcher, sprained arm: Kelley, catcher,
injured knee ; McMahon, catcher, finger
smashed and will probably not play this
season ; Lavis, third baseman, tame
shoulder and of coarse Johnny Ward
worried and rattled. Considering the
good showing that the cripples msde
again', the Philadelphia team and the
fsct that Ex-Postmaster Van Colt, wno
is president of ths club accompaning the
boys on their present trip, it 1 hoped
that the gallant boys from Gotham will
bold up their end in tbe battles to be
fought in tbe west- Philadelphia leads
in tbe league race bat the first six club
are so close together that a week may
reverse tbe entire standing. It is indeed
an interesting race for tbe coveted pen
nant and will gros .no re exciting as the
season proarresees
As was predicted in this column, some
time ago, Henry illard stepped out ot
the board of the Northern Pacific rail
road. At a meeting of the directors, st
the company's office on Wall street. Mr
illard' rtstgna 100 was accepted and
-lobn I) Rorkt feller elected to fill tbe a-
rancy caused by Mr Villsrd's resignstion
irom the board ot directors, sad it is
claimed by men who are in a poei'ioo to
know, that Mr Rockefeller's election to
the board adds a great strength to tbe
company, r resident (Jakes can now
take hold ot the ansir of the company
unhampered by a scheming director.
It is tbe opinion of racing men in this
eity that the poor work of tbe starter in
tbe toO.000 American Derby run at Chi
cago on Saturday, was the cause of the
defeat of Mr Foxball Keene's great colt.
St Leonards, by the western coll Bound
less. prominent trainer at tbe bhese
head Bay track, regarding the race said :
"If the horses had sot off at anr rm?m
able tune after going to the post St
Leonard could not have been beaten
Kith Fred Tarsi :n the saddle. But 10
keep a horse of St Leonard frame and
breed. at the post for one hour and tbirtv-
seven minutes, is enough to defeat him
before he starts " There were onlv ten
horse in the race but r. look starter Pet
teogill nearly two hours to a'art them
and he hcarne so excited that ne missed
several chances to send them off. and the
breaking a war and worrying was too
much for St I-eonards who sUhough
grandly ridden by Taral was beaten by
Swapper ' Garrison in the saddle and
Clifford ran third New York turfmen
are greatly disappointed st the way the
race was run owing 10 the unnecessary
delay at the jost. Taral as usual was
complimented tor the way he handled St
Leonard, riding him so bard '.hat the
colt was bleeding -n both rides when he
flashed under the wire behind Boundless,
whose stable won tbe 60,000 purse, the
largest ever offered in anv race in tbe
history of the turf.
ihe longest game of bass ball so fsr
thi season was played at Cincinnati on
Monday between tbe Cincinnati and
New York teams. Although the New
York's are badly crippled they tied the
score in tbe ninth inning, when the game
was apparently won by the home team.
Tbe showing they msde by tieing tbe
score in the 13th and sgam in the 16th
nuing ws remarkable At the end of
the lltb inning the game was called ow
ing to dark.. ?s. The following i tbe
score by innings:
Cincinnatli-llIOO0O0000QI0O10-&
New York 0000010C200010010-5
Battel ies for New York. Rnssie and
Milligan: for Cincinnati, Chamberlain
and Murphy. Tbe local enthusiasts are
jubilant over tbe good showing msde by
Captain Ward's men.
vVm F. H. K.OKLSCH.
The amount of wheat exported fer May
1892, was 10.767,71 bushels valued al
910.225 2oG. The amount of wheat export
ed during May 1898 was 9,883,325 bushels
valued at i7,.'i09,8:50. For the eleven
months ending June 1, 1892, there were
exported 147,972,258 bushel valued at
9152,805,627, and for the eleven months
ending June 1, 1893, there were exported
106,498,372, valued at 985,428,748. Thi
accounts for so much gold going abroad.
It shows how the farmer is "protected"
also
The Oregon Land Co
llie public cannot Is? too often warned
of tbe existence of the political demagogue
i.t.e a giioui, he always has tut eyes open
that be may see something to eat. He
makes a pretense of being friendly to the
interests of the people that he may curry
favor and secure bis own personal agsran
dizement. Hardly a community in tbe
whole country that ha not one, or more
than cne, of these wolves in sheep's cloth
ing. Keep your eyes on him. Ho will do
to watch. He seeks not the country's go3d
but ins own preferment. He has the heart
to feast upon hi country 's misfortune.
Watch bim.
It has bees recently csaccdef that St.
Augustine, Fta., is the oldert white settle
ment in the United State., having been
founded by Melendsz io the Tear 1565, bat
there i evidence to show that tbe city of
Tucson, in Arizona, sniedattsS.. Augustine
by at least 13 years In the year 155Z ibeir
Catbo'ie majesties, Ferdinand' and Isabella
of Spain, issued a charter to and 'or th
pueblo of Tucsoo, which, sfter hating been
mislaid for a mailer of 300 yei rs or more,
has recent1 been discovered among the
archives of Ihe church of Han Xavierdci Bac,
which is situated atat 10 miles below tbe
pteseet town of Tacsna.
dWa Celerratiro. Many will appre
ciate the following from the Lumberman :
Gn Die-day last J C Young hail a very nar
row escape from being burned out. Mr
1 oung s little four-year-old son. who tnul
lieen firing fire crackers, built a fire under
the comer of his father's place of business,
and, when discovered, was quietly piling on
fuel to make the blaze larger. The fire was
smothered out with but little difficulty none
too soon, for in a few minutes the building
would have been ablaze and undoubtedly
bumed to the ground.
The Salem Raced. Yesterday at Salem
the three-eighths mile dash was won by
Kononke in 35 seconds. The one mile dash
was won by Nipper in the good time of
I:47'4. The 2:29 trot had three starters,
l'hiilmont Boy, Walter and Kate Lee.. Phal-
mont Boy won two heats in 2:31 and 2:27,
the others were distanced. The one mile
pacing heat for two year olds was won by
Aim woouin -i,..
1 1 . . . ,
n. j: Ait hah ulk. uregon nan a pan
handle. It has been discovered at the
school land office that the legislature in dis
cribing the boundary of Lincoln county, 1
strip on the west side of the county. I etween
1 oik and the Siletz reservation belonging to
Tillamook was left out. It is 22 milas lomr
4 miles wide at the south end and runs to a
point at the north. Tillamook has a handle
like a frying pan. Journal.
Cap. All Right but One Leooed.
Yesterday evening Mrs. Bunnester, sister of
Capt. N.B. Humphrey, who lost a leg on
the 4th of July bv a railroad accident, tele
graphed Inm for news of his condition. The
following answer came awhile afterwards:
"I am one legged, but a better man than
Sullivan."
A Wholesale Merchants Exccrsion.
The Oregon Pacific railroad company
have arranged to run a Wholesale Mer
chants' Excursion from San Franciso to
Albany on July 27th. The steamship
"Willamette vaney win leave with this
party on the evening of that day, arriv
ing at 1 aqtiina t'ti ine.-.'iii or ..otii. The
San hrancisco Board of Trade will at
tend this excursion in a patry. It :s the
intention to entertain them in the same
way that they entertained the Oregon
mercnaniB on tneir recent trip, it is
deirable that these merchants should
visit as many points in the Willamette
valley as oossible. ll.ey will be allowed
five davg to spend throughout tbe valley
.not her Merchants' Excursion will
probably be started for San Francisco on
Aug 14th. All arrangements wi! be
made to entertain them nicely upou their
arrival 111 San Francisco.
-tees sad birds court the society of man
that is. they seek the locality wUre fields
snd gardens abound, for ILey fare better
when hsrnan industry extorts from the soi
the prodscte upan hi;h they subsisL A
stsiee bee cult uit( sats it it the rarest
thing i. the world to find bees away from
the scttltroeats, or irom opesisgt where
aowtrs gtow. It it ia the sasall batches of
forest they aie ofteneat found and generally
not far from the edge of the wood. It it
the same with b rd. There are no song
bird in the nortacr. Maine wilderness, ar.d
scarcely aavtbiag that can be called bird life.
Sirdi clasttr around towns sad rid ages
vVitn it home office at
SALEM- - - - ORltJOOlSr-
ne Gray Block, corner Liberty snd State street, branch office ?r. Portla-u.
llff"AKES a specialty of Sunnyside fruit tract; near Salem
Will sell 5, 10 or 20 acre lots at $50 to $60 per
ere small cash payment lonptime'on balance
or particulars.
FrTAPl.ISHED U7
by Burkhart Bros,
Aa English scier list is authority tor the
(laltmeat that there arc five times ss many
apecitt of insects as there are species of all
other living thtrer but together. The oak
tree alone tapper! 4 50 tptde of infects,
aao 200 kind make their home in tte pine.
Forty year aga llamhott estims'ed that the
nasnhi-1 of species preserved in collection
was be'.ac-n 1 50.0x1 and 1 70.000, but sci
entific men now say that there avast be
more than thiet-qaarter cf a miLion,
wltkost lakiag mto acroan: the parasiie
creator es. Of the 35.000 perils in Earopc,
however, sot more than 3500 are rtordoa or
destructive. TWerc are more than 100,000
kind ot bertves .
One of the oldeft Job printing
Office! in the State. "
ftie only Exclusive Job Office
IN LINN COUNTY
We have the Largest and
best Stock of Printers' Sta
tionery, it has ever been our
pleasure to offer the people.
COME TO SEE US
For Good, Quick Printing.
SMILEY,
1 '.tl
The t;regvsni repeat and re repeals
tbe oft told tale thai the price of wool went
down Aeroasr of fear of free trade in wool.
Bat there has been no threat of free trade
in bread stnfft. Now, why bas the price
of wheat, and bread stuffs generally, de
clined as much in price as wool . Bear ic
mind that the republican promised that
under the beneficent influence of the Mc -Kinley
bill the agricslluralists and farmers
were to prosper abundantly. Tbe McKin
ley bill cow in full force and protecting
th firmer with all it mighL Bat the
price of wheat is lower than ever See
here: The total value of bread stuff ex
ported from the I'nited States for the
eleven months ending June 1, i$93, was
9183.54020. For the eleven months end
ing June I. lSr2. it was I3S.41S.207. Thi
wss a loss of a round JkXU.W.OQQ in oar
exports of breadstuff alone. Truly McKin
leyism is a disguise though not a blessing.
Julius Gradwotil's Bazaar
T very latest 'news is that yon can buy at JULIUS
' DWOm.'S BAZAAR, for net cash, goods as foUow
Arbuckle's Coffee. Per Pound
ttis. Granulated Sugar $L0O
tbs Magnolia Sugar White.. 1.00
No. 1 Kerosene, per single gallon 20
Cans refilled, 5 gallons 90
! Gallons Good Pickles, market linn. ........ 1.10
1 Gallon Ifo. 1 Syrup .40
. J' 1. ev.m-t. a etriet cwah stora, aad ai! gnoda srRI be soid for net csnh Irota 1
-?. LT n,J," lf"?n,"rir- My Wt of CbiMsram, tSimL
, Im arsbe ay Ies of rtiaheo, as well a i general as-rtmentof xrocWfewefc
7. tarn., sod fixtore. is tompi. . gjpmjg a ape-: i:u of no. tTthi7c sf
"aox Powder, and always ple mJ ewsto-Tsers,
!"n r asvST rtaponsdble inscrsuxwecsipanies. Jalins (arstefwoht.
PATRONIZE BOM IliSTiTUTlOHS.
& MERCHANTS fNSUMANCE CO
Alksusy.
i Ka i , PresddeeiL
J L COWAN. Treasurer.
J O WRITSMx
Geo F SIMPSON, vies Presi-i-soL
PiKKCTOSa
I Cowan,
tiso F Simpson, eV F Read,
J E Weal berforo. C J
D B Monbsi'.i.H si:aiwu;
Staart.1 O Wribsmsn.
-ALSO DtSTTUCT AOKNTS SOU
A le.irutd Geimsn sclcniis' makes the
astonMiir.i; annour.c;mcnt ti.it cm.in
women modtuche are com nnner in the
present !.,- than they used m ne in the past
In Cooitantlnopleon;out of v very is women
have unmistakable evidences of down on
their upper Hps. A similai proportion of
moustat bed women, is to bs noticed among
ladies ia Madrid. And in Philadelphia a
physician in told blood ha observed that
fully three per CJnt. of the somen are
mouttached. What do these facts indicate?
A certain Mr. Mott thinks they indicate the
improvement of the humin nee, for, accor
ding to his theory, the race is destined
eventually to lie completely covered with
hair.
When Tratell.c.
Whether on pleaaare bent, or business,
tak on evary trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs,
it aata most pleas ntly and effectively on tne
kidoeys, liver and bowels, preventing- fever,
headache and other forma of aickoeaa. For
ale m 50 cent and $1 I utile by all leading
diuggist.
When Baby wai sick, we trv her Cestorik,
When sLa was a Child, she tried for Uuiton
When she became Kiss, she clung I" itort.
rhen She had OWN she gave Ibem Caston,
One Smaa Bus noma ever
s To rpitj Livers, soc.
Week arouse 0
light for a
per boti.lt
Ts . i st laeflFsel
Ksgardiox Hood's Ssr-spsrn Is, tfh th
people who take thii msdicire.or i.art th
teitimonials often pibbahed iithiarwpa
They will convince yon that Hoods ' t ure
Hood's fills cute constipation.
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Tin; South kiin Pacific K.ui.kou
Win. Slabs tmm Eatm -othcials of the
Northern Pacific Railroad have decided to
place low rates into effect. They will sell
tickets from Portland to St Paul tor $'.'.'
tirst-class, and make corresiKmdfiii,' low
niii.K in nil eastern points. World's fair
round trip rates will bo greatly rtnluietl.
rickets can Ik' utilize" on eiuier tu men
throujrh trains, both of which will continue
to carry the Pullman tourist, upholstered
slivpers. Two trains daily without change.
r or inn inionnatiou ium w
steeping car utroniniodations, call on, or
iddxes A I' c hurlton, assistant general
passenger agent. No. 121' First street, cor
ner of Was! itirt on. Or CO Uurkliart. local
agent, Albany Oregon.
..rlil'a Faltfrravrlera VfHI Have It
The oublio demand through eorvioa when
travolina. 't ia old-fathioned to "Chang
Cars." On tho through, olid vestibuled
trains of the Chicago, union raoino a
North Westeru line from or to
Omaha and intermediate poiota there is no
hinge. This ia the finest snd fastest Sor
os bit we m tbe point named.
The strange freaks of the wool trade pot
many a republican protectionist in a hole
from which he can not extricate himself.
In view of tbe decreased demand for wool
in the United States and the consequent
low price, one would naturally think our
manufactiirers would largely cease import
ing wool. Not so. The. amount imported
for the month of It-, iS9i ws 14.l64.9Tel
pounds and for the month of May, IcafS,
it was 14.59,591 pounds, and increase of
4'24.G.'t7 pounds for t lie one month alone.
But look at this: For tbe eleven months
ending: June lst.192. tbe number of
pounds imported was i;fc!,7t3"2.9S9 pounds
and for the eleven months ending June 1st
of this year it amounted to IGO.577,515
pounds, an increase of 2l,9a4,5'2 pounds.
fhese figures are official and can not be
disputed. The f.t.oaaaa't talk about the
price of wool is general and made wholly
for part t fan purposes. These figures show
facts and figures that fell plainly the resu'ts
of the operation of Ihe protection on woo'.
ct Riot's fA-r.
Iowa raised iiO.CtXi.OCO '.ushel of corn
last year.
There are InV) 'cities and towns in this
country which have electric lights.
It is said that tre larger piece of mica
in thelworld.was recently taken out of a
North Carolina'quarry. It measures 9 i-2
xi6 inches.
Since Picken's death the firm of Chap
man & Hall have sold fVto.OOO copies of
Pickwick. The profits on Uicken's works
still amount to about $40,000 a year.
In Berlin there are said to be 16 nobles
seven retired army officers and three clergy
men employed as cab drivers.
In 1SS2 New York city paid for its school
bill, ,OOQ,000; for its amusement bill,
7,000,000; and for its drink bill. $60,000..
000.
The savings deposits; in New York state
increased by 544,.iO0,0O0 during the past
year. The number of depositors increased
by 80,000.
The sun never sets on the soil of the
I'nited Stales. When it is G p m on
Attoo island, Alaska, it is ftjSS a in of
the day following at Kastoort, Me.
The telephone line recently stretched
from New York to Chicago is twice longer
than the longest line known. Nearly a
million tons of copper wire were used in
laying it.
several Solid Eastern and Foreign Gompniei
ML
ALBANY,
N. WALDAHL
"ferchant Tailor.
Slits Hade to Ordfr and Satisfatiitin Gnsr a lire
Ticpqit'iire of l11 liqds.
SHOP OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
OREGON
FURNITURE,
out Ol sight
The traveling public are now fully aliv
tot the f sot that the Chicago, Union Pacific
.Vt Knrth-Weftern -iue offer tbe very beat
Chicago. accommodations to the public from ard to
Chicago, Omaha and intermediate points,
not only daring the World'a Fairy but all
tee year round.
STORE IS NOW FULL OF FIRST-CLASS FURMTURS. COJiSls i im-
bed room sets, ohairr, lounges, etc., wbicn t win sen at
NEW
BOTTOM PRICES.
Titos. Brink.
ill on n.e for bargains.
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
J. JOSEPH. ropr!etor,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Only White Labor Employed