The state rights democrat., October 06, 1893, Image 4

F.VI'lEuFOKD A CHAM. I
bh:i ti
AUnmtrl ' aw Will practice tn all coarti of the I
Uti Spot .tl atte'iici given tu matter in prob-.t :
sit. -. e tsctlon,. Or 1 1UK - in the r .Inn ulcer
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IV Bill, Y UP
Attorney at Lw tud SHciior In rhstioery. Uoll
Mon mad, on at) po'.nts. Loans ntyoliaUd on
cable term. Albany, Oragon
JEO. W. H'KIGHr,
Atr-niiy t. law. w.J Notary Piib.io. Will practice In
all the .Murta of thin tan Sixicial attention el van to
essllsetion aiid nwttcra U prcb.t ,)ce: - Upatalr
Uaaoii-Taciiale Block Albany. Otrn
I t !vt I K A- VifilH,
II tatal matter wi.l rsci lv promp
attention Bice r, 0.1.1 Fellow", Temple, Albany, 0
rl' WII1TXE1,
,
Attorney at Law, Albany. Or.
TyjOVVANYE H. KI.KJI4N,
Attorneys at Law.
Albany, Oregon.
j AMES M. CHARLTON,
Attoraarstt-Lasr. All tajral business attended o
proaaptlv:
FUNK'S Block, Albany, Or:
D'
Phvdt
J. Ik. HILL.
Phydcian andtSargeon. OFFICE Corner
Fwy tneU.iAlbaay, Oresron.
D
K. ?USTV tfc DAVIS,
Pnraldan an Surgeons. OFFICE Corner . econd
and Brcsslalbin street. Albany, Or, Calls promptly
attended i city and ceontry:
CD. CHAHBERL4IH. M. D
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Betneonathiat. Specialist la diaeaaea of the Eye.
OtB co hours 7 to 9 a m: 1 to 3 tn, and T to 8
bib;, A .1 Oretton.
FIRST RATIONAL BANK,
OV ALBANY, OREGON
resident
Vice President
Cashier
... ...LFLINK
S, K.TOUNG
K. W. LANG DON
TRANSACTS A OKNERAL banking toati
ACCOUNTS KEPT eubtatt to check.
OBT KXftHANOK and Lei Tannic
New York, San Francisco. Chicago and P .itland
jajasi
CO JuECTIO:.- BADE on favorable una
s. K. Totnra B.W, Laaasoa
f. B Bun, L. Fuxb
, Enwaaa I . Sot.
W CU4ICK OD..8 INKERS
OF ALBANY, ORKOON.
TRANSACTS eencal BaaVinr naints.
DRAW SIGHT DRtm on New Yark. San Fr a
sco and Portland, limn.
LOAN MONEY 09 approved security.
RECKIVE deposits subject tn cheek.
COLLECTIONS Blade on f-sorabie terms.
DnSMR uatd ra tin. dm-ssita
B
'K OF Mt'lO,
soio, oRssaow.
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us -T J Hon
A J ' !
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE KcWrv.
Do yea wasr fhesj? Whes next is nerd try a pair,
best in tho world.
$5.00.
3.00
$4.00,
3.50
S2.00
2.S0
2.25
rat uasraj
S2.00
I.7S
rait BOYS
2.00
FOR
lfyossrar.ttSs DRESS SHOE, mads the latest
ttytet. tun". p;y 6 to $8, try ny S3, $340, $4.00 or
$5 Shoe. They t equal to custom asds and lock and
waarasweS, I f yos t isa to eccnembe 'a yosr footvsar,
do so by purchasing V. L. Douglas Shotr. Name and
arics stLtipsd oa the botton, lock for It wboo yos bay
1Y v. DOCGLaVS, ErocktoB, Mass. Sold by
-ZP- L. R. BLAI ff".
asVsvas.oa
asvswsvsa.svs.s.sas.ss.s.ss.s.sfcsi
Caveats, and Trade-M arks obtained, and all Pat- i
ent business conducted lur MootssTt rata.
JOua Orrice is Oppositc U.S. tikt Ornee
J and we can secure patent in leas time taaa those
3 remote from Washington.
i Send model, drawing or photo., with desertp
J tfon. Wo advise, if patentable or not, iree ot
Scharre. Our fee not due till txUent is secured.
5 A PAssPMtcr, now to UDtain t-stents, witn
J cost of sr.ue in tbe V. S. and sorctcn coan tries
0 tout
c
Jo
SBSSK U(C jaillllMSs
C.A.SNOWCO.
Oee. paTrsrr Orrree. WasHiHOTea. D . C
0. )l. McFarland,
1
DEALER IK
Harness - afid - Saddlery
Display in the Oaor
ARE YO'J
a newspaper we- ir, author, artist
t iii.lis!i. n r at rtlser
lists, err: I oterested In sjiy
1 1 :.-i aVi j eboaht read
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1 repl 1 if above?
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1 1 SS.ittayrai.
a i. t ou eiiptlcctlon.
. oauAn,
I I . . I ;..(llet"',
i-HAsar NawVona.if.T
SHAY A. MASON
V1Lsll.Aesl AID stavTAtl-
iHtsand Booksellers,
tutor John B. Aider's puollnsvUon.
tell a pohllsher'a prisna with
ll11 OKKUO
vsussssssaisa
ai;aikmy
or
Ucjf of Prpftnal Belp
REVERE mil IE
slBANY - OBSCt-l.
t. FFiilFFEK rKOJ'RlETuR
w
ssjhSSS aat
25 CENTS
PrOV
the efficacy of
CUTICURA
Since a cake of Cuticura
Soap costing 25 cents is suffi
cient to test the virtues of these
great curatives there is now no
reason why thousands should
go through life
Tortured
Disfigured
Humiliated
by skin, scalp and blood diseases
which are speedily and perma
nently cured by the CuncURA
Remedies at a trifling cost.
Cuticura
Works Wonders
and its cures are the most re
markable performed by any
blood and skin remedy of mod
ern times.
8okt throughout tho world. FtrrrsaDaca
and Chsx.Cobp., bole l'roprii-tors, Boston.
m Ail about the akin. Scalp and Oair," free.
Complexion, hands and hair preserved,
pnrilied and beautified by t'uUcura Soap.
Pain is the cry of a suffering nerve.
Cuticura Anti-Pain Plaster is the
first and only pain-killing plaster.
THE WEBFOOT ROUTE
Oregon Pacific Railroad.
C W HADLEY. Beeelvwr.
TIME SCHEDULE. Kcept SundarsJ
i4TsAJbany 1S: V. t,:LT Taqulna, 7 KM) a, a
tTeCorrains IK r, at. ILaara OorTaJll,10:i,
4nie TaqaJna, l:XS r. u. ArrtT. Alaany, 11:13 A.
Direct Line
Quick Dispatch
Low Freight Rates.
Between Willamette Valley Points and
San Francisco
OCEAX STElHEft StILOiGt
Willamette Valley. Oat Tth, 17Ui.s;th,
fbom t sarin a.
WiUaait tu TsBtr. Got end, Hth. Had . Sot 1st.
The Compass rnmxyea tbe rtgnt
ange sailing dates without notice.
RiVKB NTKAHBKS .
"Hoar" ieanss PwUand WsshedT and
BBSSsntay S a a.
H C DaftO. A3Unn Street Wst.FVrtlaa4
t R VaatrSn, Om Aft. San Erauciaro, Cal.
K E MtUoahy, Canssat Baut:
EAST AND-SOUTH,
VIA
THE SHASTA ROUTE
OF 1 HE .
Southern Pacific Oo.
Express Trains leave Portland Daily
Sosrta 1 raox jxiv 1, 1SBT,
S.Ur.sLILv P.miand
I0:S3 r I Lr Albany
I awti
r SSOaB
L I lit a a
LV7r a
H);lSaaAr Baal
Aimve trains stop su all asattio ia from
. Pcitland to Mbany inclusive, also Tan
! aent.hedt.Haisy,HrriburK. Jn Oct ion
City. Irving. Kugnne and all stations
from Koieburg to tablanil loetaat'e
Koasat-aa sill, fsltr
SS la at I Lv ffcruanS Ar 1 tlrr
ir.tS rLt Albany L I Vtpl
OBru Ar Iss.bars .LvlTJCa
saaaea
:10a Lv Albany r ISO-nan
Ma Ar Labanoa Lv SO a
l:SCr Lv Albany art :Br
.-OB a a Ar T.ahaasai Lv ttr a
PULiMA" BUeTFT SLEEPERS.
AKD-
Dinine Cars on Ogden Route.
SECONO-CUSS .EhPIMS CARS
sVest affe .svllaa.
bktwekv rar u am kai tta.
Malt jaaiSesill I Except Sonoay,
TtSUast I
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Ar
e0rt:an.l
Corral lis
Art S:ir. r a
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sirssssrsAis sarsr (Exempt Suirftaj .
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Itnn
Lv
Ar
Portland .
McMlnnviI
Ar
Lv
I asr
ll.'vsw
THhtrorij?:!! Ticliete
to all point in the
8tstes, Canada and
Europe can he obtainsxi at
rraak, Arent Albany.
. KOIHLSg
Waascsr
Purt'sr-J Orsiron.
osrast rses from C K.
e r. aoocKs,
ts i a. r. ns
FromTerminal or Interior Poii.ts th
Mm Paic Bailrojil
la 1 lie 11 ne to lake
To all Points EAST ant SOUTH
It la the DIMIMs3 CAR Bill n:
t roas I It rough V KIT IB I I.
Kit IK tl.KS IV fit. DAY
lis Ibe Year to
ST. PAUL and CHICAGO
T;0 CHANQE'OF CARS.)
Composinl of DiningCsirs linsurp iss?d
PiiSlmau Drawins Room Sleeps
Of Laiswt Efnipinnt
TOURIST SlEEPINB CMiS.
Best tLat eai be eot:itrue(e I in. I in
which aoeotnmodaiioiisi are bub free
and furnished for holders of Firm' or
M. contl elasis tickets, ai d
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
A Continuous Lino connecting; witH
al lins8, affording Direct and
Uninterrupted Servica.
Pullman nleepor reservations can isa
ocurei'. in advtsnca through any
agent of tbe road.
THROUGH riCKErs to anl f'ouiafl
points in Ameiloa Kngland mt
Kuropa nan he pnrehiai. t at sr W
tict n- 't -. .h i...,.
Full
ut ruiaii in eoiKwrning rstua.tiinw
t. rours an i other imslm Torn
af trains
labed on applirMtloii to aay astern or
A 1) CalAKIVON
Assistant General Passiiirr Agent.
No 121 First Hi, or WasUiogtoii.
Port'and. tqsWOtsV,
C O But khan, local agent.
They IrXTSttse appetite, psrrttr t whole
BsawnsmlasHontbahverBllsIsMrtslwsatV.
ihe femoral
HIIALI. THE MAJORITY RULE?
The World has not failed to recog.uxs
the patriotism and the i oll'ic! sense of the
republicans in congress wt.o support a
democratic president' call to repeal one of
their onld las. The party has un
doubtedly st engthrurd i a II in the country
by its neaily united a"d en thig question.
Neither have we failed to rebuke and
condemn the course of the democratic sen
ators who are obstructing repeat. We have
admitted the responsibility of the demo
cratic party for I tglslat on demanded by the
country, and which I" promised to enact.
With equal Impartiality we now point out
to the republican who threaten obstruction
to the repeal bill if the attempt to abolish
federal supervision of elections be no
abandoned, and whs insist that the tariff
shall not be disturbed, that they, too, are
in rebellion against the will of the people.
Every republican who tkea this position
puts himself on a level with Teller, Jones,
Stewart, Pugh, Wo'co't, Dubois and the
other defift of tbe majority in the senate.
The people declared last year, by an
overwhelming; majority, against the federa
control of elections and in favor of tariff
reform. It was not a ba&ty verdict. It
In fact reaffirmed the verdict of t8o3. No
two questions were ever more fullv dis
cussed or more deliberately decided thai
were these.
If this is & republic ia fact as well as in
theory and ia name, tbe people's wlH must
be respected the majority moat rule.
It is perfectly proper for the republicans
to restate their case in favor of federal
supervision of elections. It is legitimate
for the protectionists to defend their high
!,a,iff Ful1 dcbale houWbe permit,ed-
i rtere can be anomer apne.i to tne peupie
in 1S96. But what is true of the silver
purchase bill in the senate is true of the
other legislation proposed. Tbe minority
has no tight and it must not be permitted to
prevent a vo'e. It has no right to nullity
the will of the people. It has no right to
reverse the republicni principle and sub
stitute minority for majority rule.
A question more vital than the currency,
more important than taxation, superior
indeed to elections, has arisen at Washing
ton, It is this:
Small laV majeriiy rmlef Weri.
IT IS EsSY TO UE-
It is eaay to lie. It Is easy to He about
the tariff. It is essy for the tariff editor of
the OrvgoaKi to lie about the tariff. Hear
him:
The Cleveland PlairndtalfT ia among
those newspapers whi:h urged their read
ers to vote fcr the democratic candidates
U st year on a platform that declared pro
tection fraudulent and unconstitutional.
A few days ago tbe PUtmdtaler's editor,
Mr L B Holder, appeared bef . re the ways
vu.u.... . - -. fs
..k fc,. tha, rniiraa ,l th. eaiaiina dutlra
- m ..... r a IChlMBlA. IA
v ' . -
on lead ore.
The PlainJtaUr, a copy d which is be-
h - .1,1.. .n of .l,si Mr
Holdea said before the a ass and Means
committee says:
lie (Mr Holdea) demanded for the lead
mineisof tbe country fair i-msideratioo
and cl-isaed that la any change of the
tarlfl nocreater redoc ton sboold be made
oa lead ores tbaa on the products of lead
and that irte stmo redaction should be
atad; cn tool snd implements used ia
reining. Toa question as tn whether he
was willing to nave a redact on saade so as
to pot the tariff cm a r evens basis he re
plied taat he was and was willing for them
10 begin on Irad ores but w sot wil'irg to
hatre lead ores pat on the free let-
The OregOBMta sajs Mr Holjn asked fcr
the retention of the existing duties on lrSV
Ore. This is not true. He says he is
wilting to have a redaction made so as to
put tbe tariff on a revenue basts but not on
the free list. This is purely democratic.
Mr Holdeh In his sddress sslJ: "A fab
measure for snch a tariff, that o" lead ore,
is tbe difference in tbe price of labor paid
...
in this countr, and that ot oilier coantr.e. Z toTZl uaHtnited
witfchich the miner of tb a country w 0f tbi. country alone snd indepeo
haveto compete and the difference in j deniiv, and I nn in favor of the immediate
interest on money in this country aad
in those countries which
with us ia this country "
'.Ve venture the
prediction that nineteen oat of every
treaty democrats In the laad would will
ingly adopt the above as the tule applica
ble to every ca.e where the 'ariff is to be
reformed. In his address Mr Ilolden
more Mian once asked that no greater re
daction should be made oa lead ores than
on the product of sue H ores. How differ
ent is wbat ht really aid from what the
Oregon tan says be said.
Secretary Morion reminds thj crotkers
tiat only about three per cent ol all tbe
merchants escape failure, whereas hardly
three per cent of tbe turners fa-1. The
statistics really show that sgricultuie is
safer than banking, manuf ictuting or nil-
reading, taking alt things into acconat. i
There !s no farmer of good sense snd good
health any a here in the West, Mr Morton
declares, who cannot make a good'1 living
tor mmseit ami laa-tiy. and tbat 1 ss well
ss the majenity of men are doing in any
other pursuit. The man who owns a farm
and sticks '.o it is certain to profit by it in
the future. There it practically no more
laad to be added to tbe aiei ol cultivation.
Tbe supply cf agricultural products has
reached its limit it the United States, snd
must now remain stationary, white the de
mand will ko on increasing every jear.
This imp' e a gradual improvement in
prices, snj s steady appreciation of the
value of farming !nJ,?.
Toe evening Telegram continues to ig
nore the democratic plaifor-n adopted at
Chicago by doing Lsitle with Stewart,
Teller. Du Bolt, WVt iti si d other repub
lican senators aeaiss tie teneal of the
Sherman law. It has fiyquently betn
charged that the T'lrgwm Is owned by the
Orrgonian. ar.d its course tewtrds the dem
ocratic farly cot. firms many people in the
belief that ll.e charge it true, asd induces
many to helUve the truth ot the charge
that laye heretofore disputed it. The
Democrat has no knowledge upjn the
subject, i.ut if people believe it It is because
the Ttlrgrath itself U furnithing the prcof .
More tilver and gold are used in the
industrial arts in the United States than in
sny other country Our snnual consump
tion of gslJ for this purpose amounts to
over $16,000,000, and of silver to over
$ 7,000,000. Germany is the next greatest
consumer ot the precious metals for manu
facturing pu poses, snd each year works up
about $13,000,000 worth of gold snd about
$6,000,0 is worth of silver. France uses
,' about $S,oo,ooo worth of gold and $4,000,
5 000 worth of silver.
Down 00 tuk Hatrs. The Union fa
j cific now lead with reduced cites to eastern
I point. and their through cur arruiigeriientn,
iiiitu-riilicently tMiuiptiod l'ullnian and Tour-
ist sleepers, free reclining chair car and fast
time, make it the best line to travel. Two
j trams le ive from Portland daily at 8:45 am
; and 7:30 p in. The ratos are now within
reach of ail, and everybody should take, ad
vantage of them to visit the World's fair and
their friends in the east. Send for rates
. and schedules of trains, and do not put -j
chase tickets nntil afterconsulting Curau A
Monteith, Albany, Or.
W H RlTBUnjBT,
N Ass't Gen'l Pass. Agent. U. P.
Portland, Or
4
or COCRIE.
The eraif quoie fiom the New Or
leana Times Dtnocra'. to show that since
the passage of the McKinley law which
provides for the payment of bounty of
two cents a pound to all prodticeis of
sugar in the United States, there has been
quite an Increase In the amount prcduced
by American ,irc-ducers and attributes
this increase to the Inducement of the
bounty paid, it then adduces law in
crease to show the wisdom of the law.
It argument is that as men will produce
more sugar wtien the government pays
them a bounty of two cent a pound than
when such bounty is not paid, such in
crease in proJuctlon justifies the law.
Let us see how this argument, when am
plified, will operate. Suppo.se congress
should pass a law providing that a bounty
of twenty tire cents a bushel should be
paid by the United States to every produc
r of wheat in this country. Does any
one doubt for a moment that there would
be a large Increase in the amount of wheat
produced? And, aa a matter of fact, do not
the farmers of Oregon stand as much in
need of such a bounty as the sugar pioduc-
era of Louisiana do? Ha any one ' ver j
proposed to provide for such a bounty to ;
wheat growers? Suppose congress should
offer a bounty of 10 cents a bushel on all
oats produced Is it not plain that the
amount of oats produced would largely lb
crease under. such a stimulus? -Hut would
that fact be a justification for adopting a
tyatem of taxing the people of tbe whole
country to pay a bounty to wheat and oat
growers? And if congress woul i not be
justified in giving this bounty to Oregon
farmers It would not be justified la giving
a bounty to sugar producers. Tbe msple
sugar producers of New England and the
case sugar producer' ot Louisiana nave
been producing that article for a century
without a bounty. Why at tali late date
should a bounty be given? Toe truth is
this bounty system is another form of pro
tective paternalism found la the protect -
ire tariff, This paternalism thit is seeking
a foothold in tbe selushaess of people
' .t.rtMl I H n'trltf itimaKl out. ljt the
sugar bounty be utterly swept from the
statute bk. It is like a cancer eating
Into the very vitals of government itself.
CLEVELAND'S VIEWS.
Some days ago Governor Northern of
Georgia wrote tn i 'resident Cleveland ask
ing him to give bis views on financial
matters. Tbe president under date of
Sept 25th answered as follows:
"I scarcely know bow to reply to your
tetter of tbe loth tost . It seems to me that
I am plainly on record concerning tbe j
flMhctal question My letter accepting f
the nominatien to the presidency, when j
read in connection with my message utely ;
sent to congress in extraordinary session,
seems to tne to be very explicit. I want a
currency that is stable and safe in tbe
hands of oar people, i will not knowingly
i. ;...i;.i 1 . -.,:n ;u
iustlv U me. in the is dime.'.
'.Dswerabie to any laborer or farmer in tbe
1 inswersusr k j any latasixx ur latnier in ur
' fi.-i t.J .1 -l.:-l :
v u.ic! isic ivfi .ujiin-i .iiiuautacc is i
purchasing power of the dollar be has re-
j ceived for a full dollar s worth of the pro-
d iet .if lua toil I not nnlv want fair
I cwesscy tone rfspcha Caiaiac-er as will
letnanstnte sJsroad oar wisdom and moa
; iaiih. thus niacin nr it unon a firm foue.da-
tjon of credit among tbe nations ot the
earth. 1 want oor financial roolitioo and
taWa relating to par currency so safe and
. aairW that ihnso wh hs msr wi
i r. - j
!l.'Df
cannot core fright by calling it foolish and
fCrts, maTsJT-h iJZL
frightened man from boarding his roooey.
I want good sound and stable money and a
condition of confidence that will keep it in !
use.
A' ithin the limits of which I have:
written. 1 am a friend of silver, bat 1 be- j
lieve its proper place ia oor currency can ;
only be fixed by tbe readjustment of our)
currency legislation and the inauguration j
of a consistent and comprehensive financial
basai' I think snch a thiaar earn only be 1
: entered upon profitably and hopefully after I
j tbe repeal of toe law which is charged witb
Ml oct bnanctai woes, in tbe present state
of the public mind, this law cannot be
built npon nor patched in such a way aa to
relieve the situation. I am. therefore.
' uncotHiiuanai repeat or we purcnasicsr
woeld cpeiO0BB-1(Il Rttoot(bnJ by the oppssiUon
1 1 nil, us use catiru nnennaa ia . i
, in the senate to ancb prompt action as
wrsnid tssttanra the nrassmr nnffnrtniiate altna-
tion. My daily prayer is that the delay
occasioned by such opposition may not be
tbe cause of plunging the country into a
detyT depression than it has yet known,
and tbat the democratic party may not be
justly held responsible for snch a cstbastrc
pbe. '
It wil! be seen from the above that the
president is a friend of silver npon oodi
t Ion that tbe purchasing power of the sil
ver shall be equal to the purchasing power
of all other dollars. This is in brrmony
with the Chita go platform
KAPID BhF.ATIHM; AS A KKMKUl .
About fifleci. jears ago Maj Geo Dray
soa of the British army often suffered.
, especially at night, from a severe pa!n in tae
region of tne heart. He believed he w
j doomed to die soon ol heart disease About
: that time certala of his experiences la tbe
evperiences
moon; a ins cf India led htm to think that
his bent pain mlgh' be due to IntuffLieat
oxygenation of the Wool, lie therefore
tiled to relieve it by breathing rapidly at
the rate of about forty breaths a minute. In
a few seconds tbe ptin cessed, and did not
return that night.
IS..II...L I ,J
T T " ' w
tne same expedient, and inv.ri.biy with
" "v wc.i un inc pam vecsme
not oniy less trequent bat less severe, snd
,s- n v.icrc is tne sugniest looica-.ioa 01 II
rapid breathing prevents its arrival at ma
Unity. 11; thereupon brings forward many in
stances in support of his belief tint tome of
the sdvai tsgis of moderate exsreis; sr to
be gained by simply breatelna rapidly.
Rapid breathing is an effect of exercise, and
this Is beneficial because the rapid breathing
gives the blool plenty of oxygen.
Invalids or otheta who cannot take eer
cise can obtsin some of its good eff ;c by
delibeistely passing much pure air Irfrough
the lungs. Rapid brea hlng is particularly
helpful in casts uf sleeplessness and restless
ness. ire sir inugt 01 course tie pure, e se
is.'i ) breathing caw have no goad effects.
Hundred of thousands attilbute disease to
themselves when nothing is wrong except
their habit of breathing air impure from
tobacco smoke, gas burning or simply from
a lack of ventila'ion.
A Hup liunsr Bui lied
GERVAis. Or, Sept 27 Riley Kicbie's
hop house, situated at f'arknrxville. Marion
counly, was destroyed by fire at noon to
day, with all its contents. It contained
about 1 2,000 pounds of hops. It was par
tially covered y insurance. The loss is
eHtimated at VliOOO.
aii "lift 7Jiv uofii
ttnjsipvniV vnoiim auia oj tnuajnft
HABBIBB
ULKVINS-OGLE.-Onrfept 20. 189.'J,
at the Evangelical parsonage, in Albany.by
Rev Fisher, Mr Geo S Hlevins, of Tangent,
and Mix Alina Ogle, of Albany. Thev
have the best wishes of many frienns.
tMKD.
PKKRY. On Saturday Sept 28. 18911,
in McMinnvilljb Carrie, wife of A M Poerv,
aged 42 years. Mr Peery is a former resi
dent of binn county.
saaaaii r mi 1 11 1
none AID ABROAD
It will only cost 35 cents to see Com
rads F. Iday of next ' week . It promises
to be or.ejf the amateur events of the sea
ton. The O P pay car went over the road
today liquidating for the last half of July.
Itts reported that August will be settled
by the 15th of October.
It M (ttston hi heu aDrointed post
master at tiraiiu Kinid. !latop county.
Or. Th- poitoffioa at Oaatu View Benton
ununtv, his bean discontinued
The current indebtedness of Salem is
$59,000. An effort was made in the city
counc!' to boni It. but failed by n even
vote, Mayor Qatcb casting the deciding
vote against It .
A Salem man travelled to the Worid's
fair and back In perfect safely, about six j
mousana miles, only to be killed almost i
in his own door yard by a factious colt.-
journal.
Our sympathies are witb A I rimy, A
populijt publishing company has been in
corporated thar Salem Statesman. The
paper has already been tunning several
mouths, and the DruocraT finds it a good
neighbor.
The Pendleton K O gats evtstio aa fol- i
low: Senator Stewart ta doing much to
make Grovcr Cleveland tha moat popular ;
mauoneorth. Mr Stewart lack one fie- .
meat of auceett his swt siennt exatt'y ;
long enougn to conio.-m to hu c.
Cato hdwatda, a yoaug man representing; i
a I hieago ruilhoery house, ia in tbe city. I
A rsftsat r .!( m' mmm l.v f e V.! , m t
Eastern Oregon aggjegatea i5ooo. whieh
showr that the depressed condition here do ;
not nueriere witn mm mnitnerv uutineta to
any great eitstit. K O
Salem has been boasting of bclnar the
hop center o! Oregon; but the Eugeae
ft , . . . . . . ..
uuara prooao.y trutituiiy says:
Eugene win ship more hops than any
city irr the state of Oregon. For years it
has maintained such a posltit 1, and will
ship more bales of this product this year
.1. 1. . .
man eves uciwic.
Florence Bathe, of Portland vesterdsv '
recorerrd a judgement sgt Thoi' Welch, a
druggist, for t?J,oo, damages for breach 1
of pormise. The case was an aggravated
one, and if the sentence had been hang
ing in addi.it n it would have served Welch
right. The engagement occured In 1SS5,
and the plaintiff had in court a handsome
seven year old boy to snow (or her wrongs.
The defendant had skipped out and could
r.ot be found until recently
- Sams rLnti.f Itaa SiimJ
out that
wheat from the time tt Is thistahed will
shrink two quart to the bushel or 6 per
, cent, in six months even undet the most 1
favoisb.e circumstances, lleace it follows j
tnat 94 cents per ousnei wncn 11 1 nrst
threshed In August is y good as t.oo
.helollowlna Wjrua',. Corn snrUks
much more from the time It is husked,
.w u..se.. wt ear. iron, tne nei.i in ov- ,
emner relng reduced to about S j So 40
cents per bushel for corn as It comes from
the field lass good ss 50 cents the next
March. Potatoes shrink so much 1 hat
wsjiwsTsrii yimuci nu mc net: spring tne
v. . .. 1 . . 1 a .1 . . . I
loss to the owner
who holds them I
near so per cent.
ratnA r
C II Page, the nrw ecl lector of cswtoms
at Astoria has 176 apstiicatlons for position
under him .
Call on Senders & Schmeer
Central market tomorrow for fine
ens tor a Sunday dinner.
Rev U B Whitmore has bee a
at the
chick-
Rr V ? W h,tn0" h" " ewplojed
?T.!S?rJS'
2- - . , is . - .
5 rgtio-a:isU uf baenoaa and Willsaitsva
L McFsriaad he sent n tbe Danes aty
" " bei " b ac klwrrwa fresh 'iota .he
'""S '" usaaco in t..oiosn.
ptettv blsct berry igbt
C E HuddiracHi, of Woodbura, has made
i aa asslanmens for the benefit of his cred-
not, bi.t hopes to effect a satiifacary :
! settlement aod rr-usie in a few das s.
j There will be tne assessment In the A !
n f at .,..1-. . t .. ,.!
: v . . ... .jv ,vri tits: nranin ci ssciotsrr
! L''k- ?"L
j Insurance.
rreuy nre
L ' she oen.d In
; Oregon nine l-ive resumed. The Dam.
ocsraw rvoo-sto see U L:nn Count r
Natbshal bank as the neat one. Arrange-
meat are btina ssushed tor thi suns.
valne of a good educational Institution
Itke that academy.
ThenewclTicers of the Colleae Y kt r
A ire. E W Kmmett. oresldenr: Prof W
H Lee. vice president; Albeit McCcv.
secretary: Me:. in Williams, cor. sec.
Arthur Fosha. treasurei. .
A taitor named Nichols Rehart was
arrested at Rose burg on the charge of
steallny some je weir v from the family cf
a Eugene tailor named Dsvies . A irs.np
tailor a few days aro slot a pair of shear
from an Alhanv tailor
and paaned thera
for 50 cenis.
A carload of Household
good and litre
stock arrived Irom areern K. r.
. . i- .
terday afternoon by tbe freight Mttawssv
cattle, hogs, chickens and tufkey. foVrrsed
tne menagene parr 01 the oultu. IVf
come from the dryest pyrtlcn or drought-
stricken Kansas. Eugene Guard.
The Wg bddge ft being tightened up
ready for the winter's strsin. under the
supei intendenc v of Mr F J Mllier. who
kindly contributed hi services. Mr Dan
LsrSc has charge of the force doing the
work. The work it to be done at a cost
not to exceed fioo.
Tbe Dallas Item r says- A eentleiuan
Jast bark from t tsit to bi old tsacra's
taaaaa .h., . .t,,. ( ,. "
the f.imers there sre making .! most nntn- e7--. Tell the troth. There is a good
tag bee .at tketr laad has been impovsr- ' ft otw prone crrards: bo! no gold
ishod by too saaeb cottoo rsisirg, and he ' wlnM ,lu P1r"n ln W St Paul pa
report tha mass t f oewrot aa utterly worth- j Pr
'. adaeatioa seeming t.j bare ht'mad
rather than htvped the n.
E V W'.'l is
maklng; arrangerncr s to
move to the Blumbcrg block- on Oct 1st. ) ufHy looking sreasxins nisde in a machine
Tne s'ore vacated by him in the opera ' "bop in this city. A gentleman last nigat
house h'-ck is a good location f-r tome ' called at tbe office and oonfiroed our stale
business snd wilt be for rent. For parti- ment . "Not only are knives being made"
culam caM on the secietan at the Dimj ; he said, "but they are rending to Portland
ca.;T office. i and San Francisco for uil the old guns
Th- treat event up -n the 'urf yesUrd.y i nd pilol they can get hold of," It be
waslho mvtch race run at twtawAtwg to- i ,f,,n to loo,t " tho5?h there almoud-e-ed
tween Tamin tae an I Lssaoliahtar. th ' mon Parker- 1::'. :: I t- lanwist in violat-
i 3 year sAi -f ihe,ear The ra was for
nuns nl f fSlfl ai,.l StOSisft a .lit- I
liehi. r . ridden bv Taral and Tmmny '
j by GarrW . Tha Utter woo ia 2:06',. lbs
distance (..dog I mile.
Th. i..,t-i. .... -,.,.
one of The dnaWli in is.
cks to the
son hs hsd
He went to
ty business
pncumstie tbes Henry Eeclcson
j an ex icrience with a Mcyc'e. He
"-fL?" :TL'V3L w'"Jf. ""-
biiu luir . iir uii! inprp in. m ...m.
etl. lie came home with u on
a wagon.
A San Francisco house wrote an Aator
la man a searching letter for not remitting
The letter had gone when the remlitatM- -srrlved.
A telegram to the P M st .As
toria sayed the letter from rearhlng'ttic
merchant, and kept a customer for tbe
wholesale house.
The ! .ort: list. i lover rnnnt Company,
...
wnuin a receiver a recti.
suDuinted is 1
poeseil if S 5tX),(00 10 f .ren
r-l wed moit- '
gais on "strn f srms, the onors of tbam
bsyin failed to .epay tna money advanced
on them. This is striking SsddflBsBa til tho
rnin u Kt,-!. 1 1. ! I . . . - i .. t. . . l r , i
- in , ii u w ,,i ,i, iimi lyaiea .. ..- -."., .... Lvwiiiuwin sk nisi
Neither tha Imrrnwer nor lender seems to : bidding1 of the Southern Pacific and tiubsti
have orotited by the mortgages. They have : tuted its own commission,
put them both into b tikruDtoy. K. O. Te jseople are taxed twenty thousand
A San Francisco dlsps-ch says that ''oUtr a year to salary three men and a
Patrick C Glreson bss libelled the steam- "f who apparently do not consult those
er Willamette Va ley, and demands I wuo employ tliem, bat do the bidding; of
$ 5,000 damages The complainant states corporation against whose exactions
that August 1, Isst, he was a pasenger on '' im' sorn to protect the pnblic inter
file vessel from Yaqulns, Or, bound for et-
that city. His ticket was pronounced a: T -
scalper's ticket, and lie was evpelled from
he cabin.
The penitentiary Is sbout to be slocked '
with prlae fighters. Nine of them were
convlctedof thst offense In Judge Munl-i s
court, st Por.lsnd. Seven were sentenced
to pay a fine of Stooo oi go to the peahen- '
tlary for one year. The other two got
double dose, they will spend two years In '
prison. They will go to.S.iem, thus set j
ting an ettmpe to the prlae fighting ele-
ment.
sATttariAv
batuhsble fstos, Oj era Home, totiglit. !
An Oregon mitt dampened nutters some
what today.
MsoandTiz, musiotl wonders, Ou-rt
Hoose tonight.
fun. when? per Hours toi uld. Dow
mud.? 10 and 20j.
i Fresh sweet pickles, olives, etow ohow,
tta, jaat received at Parktr Bror.
Seventy five oeita worth of fun for 10 and
j 20., at tha Opera House tonight,
j Fire stock of goods at cost at Read,
1 Peacock & Co'.. Examine the prices.
They are selling dress gooJ', Ahoes, etc,
at cost at Read, Peacock & Co'a. Albany
and Lebanon.
The Ladle Band of Rosc'jui has been
making a lour of Coos coun'y'vlng con
certs, A bi u'.e named Wright is wanted at
Independence for rape, committed on a
ten year old (jlrl at one of the hop yards.
Were he caught it Is possible a jury would
ever sit on his cane.
You villi get tour money' worth next
Friday night at the presentation of ''Com
rad.' The cast Is good and there will be
specialties, Hkr a parody on 'titer the
ball," that will amuse and entertain.
An agent for a California tailoring and
shirt-making establishment was in Cor
vallls soliciting orders Wednesday. Those
of our citizens who dtsire anything of
that sort should bear In mind that we have
several reliable clothing dealers who can
supply all their wants News.
Tr.e crop of hops grown or J E Ebberts'
ranch was bought today by E C Smith for
a New York tVm. There were 71 bales,
amounting to stbout 14,000 pounds and
were of excellent quaiity. The price paid
was 1 : 1 . cents a pound" and is the best sate
made at this point during the present sea-j
son Eugene Guard.
The CorvallU limes aavs.soeaklne- about !
some nrun.-s: Thtv nie ol the Munsi.
ran variety, grown in the orchard of
Samuol rar immnir ..I Tt.-ninn -.-.., nv
but now of Linn, four miles west of Hal-
ser, and were brought to this office by
John Whiiaker. They measured thrte
inches in length and seven inches In cir-
rufrnrs Tl-nv ifr.ur nn Baas ...... r ,,1,1
trees, and eighteen acres of them will!
average two bushel per tree.
,,
RELiotora Sebvicks. Preaching at tbe
l nite,i freabytoian church by the assistant
If ,
tha llnsnln nn,l In ll.
I am debtor lasth to
tbe Greeks and to the Barbarians. At 7:30.
subject. "I am not ashamed of tbe goapei
of Christ." Sabbath school at 2::. Chris
tian Endeavor at CM. StraniftTs wel-
comnl.
DrC C Stratton. of Portland, will preach
at r ut.M ? church lioth morning and
wnir- oonday school at 2M. Junior
:,:.;)- w,1 devotional .meeting of
Kuwrth L-.-Tie at "::. A rtinlial wel
come to all .
German Lutheran aervlce every first and
third Snnday of each month at the W C
T L Hall at 10 a tn by Rev G E MeTer.
Preaching scrvii-p at the Presbyxerian
church at 11 and 7 JO. Sabbath bool at
af a A saa
auminitrreu in omnecuon witn tne morn-
trig wtv. I be aimoal .collection fr the
cause of home missions will la? taken, lite
second sermon in the course on the srrneral
topic "i Hie relation or i nriMianKV to me i
-jaastions will be given in the er,ninr. !
snb, '(vrsnity and Wealth." Ail j
will be made weironie. '
rhe eosyrst-1 meetlii(f of the V M C A wUI
be exreirticmallv int-nting. Mr Williams
will conduct tbe service. It u expected I)r
; Strattok. of 1'ortlaml rnivsTsilT. will also
I rtrwsssstt
40 dock in 1 M A Hall.
Servirt-s at the Baptist church on .Sunday
at 11 and " M. Preaching by pastor.
V.U. O.f. Sm-
meeting f.::. Juniors, union at 3. All
made Atue.
auarns.
. 1 "5." had ca K.am
tui -i. 1 rse tasBS recripsa wens si.sio.-
570. This snggests a monstrous white ele
phant . bat its one the srorid is proad of.
A man asked to guess bow many tl bills
weighed tbe aame asa S39 gold piece, said
973. He was ssjrrirised on learning that
tf73 bill and twenties weigbed alct tbe
ame, a twenty and 'Si billf brntur of Coital
weight.
,1 ,u , .
tOBteif the most taabtr ssags SUBH
. . i - . .
tiltTs aW .ui" -cat'v
ta w,-rf I.itte Annie Rocaaey.' and very
. soon use man win lax hu lite in ruvml wnu
sings .Viler the Boil."
..",w " n-ITOOd cittriMi i rv
1 IP reswurtvs. wtlimg workers, and the
' "
'.- has rent a il pound Pippin to
L"' to beat tile lug Arbsneas
hgon giant girth
incnea.-Taaii 'linan. a ?i poowi appse 1
fl"1 10 vrsoU-t If-r report of SI
1 T fcop a P in
j
',
Some one who claim tt know says there
are very few races ran or Broiled oa the
sxisawe tvrwadav. That it i. arranged Le-
f.. band whieh h.jrre shall -in H
i.l.;. .1. f. i .1 -r .1.
know. There U so much hipretdroming in
ifgj1' "RR "a?1 w to
! 12"D UjLT,
" ' S" wVim.i
0" xceptions even if sornesUmes
:tw-
Mr Sladden. the owner of the 100 acre
prune on-hard netr Eugene in an interview
vl St Pan! tleclaml that his pniwe orchard
ffiveat fm ontpat of 1000 rs.umU to the tree
! and '!'") per acre. This would give him
a gross ontpnt of 9060,000. Taking oat ex -
I ,rou,,, haire m ""W that would
Pf ?! f 'P" . ?
sind tatwicaucm aoout irregon ttca no
Yesterday the llndset slated that th t "hi-
nse srere aniunif thtmflveatid are settiiit
' g the law.-Atoria Buget.
t
, 1,M Nwthcrn 1'acihc h i lit on an extra
car for the oxpress nse of the ' 'genus hobo.
and will haul them free cf chttnre towartt
i ' most severe mow to tne
'raerni'-Jr- owl ro'js them of about the only
' tn'nl' tnt's' ''ve fT- company would
i furnwh laV "ftS "P?
the city. 'I his is a most revere Wow to the
fnl , ,! nlw sVn idee.i wo,, .1
.
irtui iimi raw imtatoes. then nnletM won
j the tramp's occupation be gone. If he
can't ride or forage for grab, he will aoon
I pine away or be ilnvn to suicide or work.
Hecoru. t
'Ilie Salem Jonrnal is getting warlike.
It says: The Smithern Pacific owns the
htateid I'alifoniin. It owns the in'j.on
r.ini.m.i . iinmissimi. It wants to own the
tote of Oregon. It hn got its foot on the
n,'k r the iieopie of the state nlretitlv
The'
saawda ,.- -.A- aA .kw- u "a" Ti !
,.,,,.,t. r-orous flavtcrs in general r-itsearance a a
Manning to reabze the ev, effect ofjtobe wel- ca.cuUted to dee
cwrxjrauonntrel of the last leari.lat.tre. however, to general awHsaranr 0-1. Tsta!
u-li,,.h . u J i . 1... I it... ,,1,1 .v,.,.,,, . :. ... ... ,i 1
SEK HKKK
1'aiker Bros, grocers,
P. hi . French keeps railroad time
Buy your grooerias of Parker Bros
Fiae groceries at Conn & 1 lendr oson's.
,sdw oraam cheese just reosivsd at Conrad
vteysrs.
P J Smiley job printer, Flinn Block, docs
Srst class work.
Smoke the celebrated Havana filled S cent
oJgarat Julius Joseph's.
Dr M H E'lis, uhysioitn and snrgeon
Albany, Ore ( i. O.ll mils la oitr'or
oonntry .
World'. Fair Travelers M ill slave It
The public demand through servios when
travsliog. .' t ia old-fashioned to Chanae
Cars." Oa the ihroogb, 'olid vsstibalsd
trams of tbe Chicago, Union Pacific A
North Western Line from or to Cbioago,
Omaha and intermediate points tberehs no
haoge. This is tha tiussrt- aad fastest' scr
ee between the points named.
TBE stACE.
An increased attendance witnessed the
second days races. Tbe last beat of the
fre for all pace was hotly contested. As
anticipated Doc Bperry came in first, with
Combination George second and Rosemon
third. Time, 2:17.
The mile and repeat dash was won
by Raindrop in both beats.
11- 2 :30 trot was an interesting con-
test.itnd presented the peculiar feature !
of every beat ending in tl.'e same relative j
order, with Dolly Withers 1st, Mary A,
2n I, Yucatan 3rd and Noonday 4th. The
best time was 2:29-4.
Tbe three year old trot for Lane, Linn ,
Benton, Polk, Marion and Yamhill
connties was an exciting contest. It was
won by Springstlne. Red Oak 2nd,
driven by I C Mosber; Irvingham 3rd
and Multnomah Bay 4tb. On complaint
being made the driver of Red Oak was
changed, and tbe horse won the third
heat, mostly on account of Hpringatine's
breaking.
Today there was to be a special 2 year
old trot between Bonnie Bell and in
Aiene, aa attempt o heat 2:27' a
second special 2 year old trot, a daah,
ad a 2 :40 trot.
Notwithstanding the Oregon taist the
..-teruay were i an interesting na- 1
tore, resulting in some good contests.
The 2;40 trot was won by T H Tongue's
Pauline in four heats; Yucatan, owned by
j a vruwioru, 01 tin citv. won tMnm
heat and was wjcoml in the race, with Black
Diamond third and Multnomah fourth
The special trot between Bonnie Bell and
An Alette wa won by the former. l--t tinse
2:'!h.
Tbe two year old trot was won by Carl
Came. Multnomah Bay second and Louis B
third.
The ilab was won by Arigo, Funny
second and Pappeoas third.Tinie seconds.
On account of the rain tbe race were
snspendetl totlay. The attendance for the
- "in, nu.a.u ....
contests was good, the races being fast and
of an interesting nature.
tnree iiay wi sniail; llt tne quaury. or tne
j . 1 , 1 t 1 , .11
BtEsI mTATESSLCa.
B Bortenshaw to Enoch Sylvester, 160
Margaret Cyrus et ux to K 0 U.vde.
lot IS!. VIA. l and I9B, -io
1150
K A. Albany.
l.rsi
L' it II... 1.. . . VI l U i !-
950
-1OOO
Fi a U 9. uvu.i S ...
; E Oslsorn to Kzra ('ather.lfjr; acres, IS
w I
r r " l- u dl..i .tl
0 w i Kborles.. acres
Jog Stimmerville to H A Sommert iilc.
iio 1 a
W
It Kirk to Marj -While :l.,;
14 WZ
Albany Cem Aani to Edward Huston.
1 lot. cemetery
Tbos J Edwards. Iry sheriff, to Lizzse
WO
M Thompsrm. 68.50 acres 16 w 3.
3E"0
tJTJO
3000
Iisrrnton to Mury Allison, r. I .
suisass 14 tr A
1 J H Bo to A and Maggie Maiwetl.
lBUtt acres 13 w 4
I Harriet J Maple to Margaret Maple.
1 id aire 114.
J .Shea to Elisabeth Wiley.', interest
in Id acres, covering Wiley saw
mm ite
r S to Betij F Kirk. 40 aenw 13 w 1 .Pat mt
B Eliza Starbock to Watt Mead.
acres ad joint ite Altsany
T H Preston to Emma Doesaca. '
acre IS El ..;
J N Rice to J M Rice.30 acres 14 wl
A Montgsjtsserr to W A Ewing, 36x
1' 1) feet. 3cio .........
C W Simons to P H Prcstuo, . acre
12 E 1 ?.....
John Haley to Newton Lcari..V) acre?
9 K 3
E H F&odea to Tbos SkeitcaaJlO acres
10 w 3
0 C R R to SeWen Warner, 2 lots
1. w 9.
, M L tiarooth to Jos Harnson. 5.31
, acres, .xortn itrowrs.viiie
i J P Carter to A W Rich, ny acne. 13
1 w 4
B F Child
to Tbos Jr..l Liarie Xo-
UttLacresl:.w2
Martha J WicgvtoJ C Iarvine, 3 lots
SKeibarn. -ksssaajMassae. - - -
I" S patents to EJirai-Hui Warner.
acres; Seiden B Warner. 14:t
arres; Tho T Wilson aad wife.
640 acres: fSamoel W Adauns.lf5
acres: Charles Brigc. lr acre: .
Newton Lewis. I W acre.
Albany Is not entirely dor tar t
Da.MocaaT is pleased to" notice i- .t
R Chead.e hj . r.'ctcd a barn on
ward property.
bert hird
A Gnu Cow stMiasce.- W yrWm fair
ssTr R . v ,
..h r '"' J l,nS
iaded at the Grand Centra! sudor in
, "". '.l nre-P "oot
bsiitdinss VSIImI In K,
of the city,
.
has been fitted up as a hotel
E-ropea, pUn, ?w,"h aooutl
't-.-i on
am ro
.
; handsomely furnished and ewrh
j ,upplted m;lh hl),
! lights, etc. The charge for aoco
rota n
elec
j ,,on are reasonable. and parties can sea
, rooms in advance by raHiag upon
: of the Northern Pacific RR. Bv 2
the Northern Pacific thrnssgU ear Hssa
: Chicago, visitor will avoid tbe diacvaanl
of all transfer in that city, aato can 1
1 travel betvrecn the Grand Central aaae
. od World's fair grouads bv trains wr
! between the iwv, points.
SI S i KS.HAK7
Agent at A 1 bant
ar Fatslte aehassl
Are the main-stay of our rensshiic. 1 :
tbein are being cultivated the snrnstU srHa
ate to be our future law makers and IcasArt
tn every walk of life. Mow trssentjafl kt t
I tbat these minds sitou'd be united a
J t'rong, healthy bodses. So many chi!dss-i
j suffer fro-r. impurities and rtoHonsin oa
i blood that it is a wooder that thev eresa
grow up to be men and watnea. M se
parents cannot find word strong enc tswh
toexprtst their gratittsde to Hood's iaw
saparilla for Its good effect upon their
children, Scrofuia, salt rheum and tther
diseases of the blood arc effectually and
permanently Cored by Oiis excellent 1 nedi
ctne.and the whole being U given str sngth
to resist attacks ot distarstse.
1 WBiilsae a rallarr
Who shall decide h ? We have cc nclud
ed long age that it is a success evert time
with Simmons Liver Regulator ": as the
house. I: promotes harmonv and good
nature by preventing any attack of tbe
worst enemy ; indigestion aad dv apett da
which make discord in the brlghte tt hot ne.'
You wdll find the rei;iilaror a good rew e
dy for billiousnet and sick hcadschr. It
is the househstld friend.
CaatlfMB.
Imitations have been put upon file
vnarLas .1 a la ' . ! .
iT"" "e!7 rcsemoiing Allcock 's
they c-.ttnp.ir,- with Allcock s, fcr thev an
worse than worthless. Inasmuch as'thet
contain deletetious ingredients which are
apt to cause serious ini ti r V P.m.... 1
that SM......I - " .
...... -nsns uic enc univ genuine rvorotnt
plasters the best external remedy ever
produced; and when nurchaslna ni...-
sirs 1 1. a. . . .
..w. ,,n asa tor ntu see that
you get
tucoca i-orous Plasters.
Have Atoaa,
don't stand idle. Its tlie man who k , -
ninvuiia Vs., A- 11 J 9 - 1
." If . wawartssty sucreetis m ute. loot
cant help moving on when taking Sim
mons Liver Regulator. 1 1 cleanses t h. -as -torn
frtim all poison and sends the Wood
through tho veins at a irootl mm it I nv-,h
Theltogulator is the best insurance
itgtunst indigestion ami fapmk Kith- I
inn- malar on nl-,.,t ;..., '..'i :"'
agc -vu. uMuiuuun juter twju
Thk
BftW
Breao
ssa. V wB KN
in this oity are Parker Bros. Tnstv knead
good bresd for all wbo need gcod rVe.,1,
and keep the beat cookies, oak as, at. Thofr
stock of grooerias is standard snd thsrr pro
duce is fresh, and ftuita th latest When
you d.-al with them ou will gat that elaaa
treatment and the best in the market,
whether in baked goods or groceries.
Lives of many men rem in J ne
We to great saecees oii.ah
If ths r 1 1. t - pabiiu da I at
A ivsrtising all tha tins
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
A 'oBBprsnlae Probable
Washikoton, Sent 29. Tbe democratic
repeal senators have practically given up
the idea that the Sherman law can be re-1
pealed unconditionally, and have, after!
numerous conferences, decided npon a!
compromise, which they believe will end i
tbe long ftcrht and secure the rjassaee of a
bill to relieve tbe present situation by tbe
a 'V S'aS
Lff....'"
ober democratic repeal senators have been ',
actively engaged in arranginsr tbe terms of I
compromise, and tonight it is believed,
thsy have succeeded' It involves conces- '
sions on liotb aides, tbe repeal of tbe par
chasing ctaose, the coinage of a specified i
amount of t2.0oO,CXK) or f? .'.-" per
month nntil tbe total silver coinai e ia ;
f700.000.CoO.then the coinage of all bullion
in the treaaary aod tbe sale of gold boada
to increase tbe gold reserve to an amount
which is deemed sufficient to insure th" .
maintenance of gold and silver money at a
parity. 'A hen the proposition was ib-l
mitted to Secretary Carlisle last night he j
insisted upou the latter provision to tbe j
agreement. Tbe general understanding
tonitrht that tbe silver republican sena'ors
will agree to the compromise. Tbe only
thing in he way of tbe program now
; stems to he the president.
A.Masjata Bee.
Mot n i Versow, Ga, Sept 29. -At;
noon five nrgroes were banned on the
same scaffold at the same time In public.
n 1. :. j -an
,r . fm.
Nortn Carclina. Hiram lacob-. Ltsden
Mannet and Hire Brewineton paid the'i
penalty for the murder of Alexander Peter -,
son, a rich merchant, and robbing hi afe '
last July. Gordon ktlied a youig colored
girl and .Stiick'ar.d osordered another
negro.
A Terrible Aeessteaf .
CavsrAL Fauls. Mkh, Seot so. With
a terrific rush the water of Use sfichigim roe
' ,m broke through - led weakened by
. mining mtn
' drowsing jg j
I under the cats
mining mtr. the Mansfield mine last night.
. .....
men vho were at work atreci-
cave-in There were 46 men in
; tbe mine wnsm the socidesn occurred, bat
I 18 of hen who were woridog in tbe lower j
. levels mjnage-l to escape.
BeaetTts Bastalsta.
IsoeitsrsttCE. Or. Sept 29. Yester
tav afternoon H Wright, a bop picker
tor i A Wells, near Bueaa Vista. 1 said
to have committed in omitoo tl-yer-
5d Lxna Bildcrbrin, dauehler of a widow.
I by enticing bee b side of bis but. Si e gave
1 the alarm, sad he made his escape. It is
' reported that be has been arrested near
j Jc,5orl City.
j Ssrrrassr mt laMsneewls.
I Bvaxos A vees. Sept 30. A dispatch
I frosa R-Hario say the sytsareeata have
surrendered to the government forces, and
the Nstlontl Guards, having restored
order, have dtsbancletl. Co'ooeJ Eapima. aa
insurgent ?eader. who incited tb: revolt ot
two torcedo boats again the sWvcrBoseat
an i was sentenced by cot." martial to be
; shot, has had his senteace commuted to 10
j years isstprtsoctneot.
The raswriB WMesl.
Borrers, Sept 28. Tbe injunction lajd
anon the newspapers by Judge Barker, of ,
the sapresae coart, yesterday, forbidding
any report or comment in the breach of -promise
ease of Van U oaten vs Morse, was ;
obeyed The morning papers ttontain no
reports of the case- Among the lawyers;
them is believed to have been aa codr-
.S.n.l,M 1 1- t In iiafiM lYflrft "tsSSI aSSBB '
cases will be tried in tbe courts, not ia the
"""i newaaptrs." as case of tbe frewity pcrtr
.jit. Tne reported reason for the judge'
x action is. it is sopposed. te oae is otse of
30 j
3X
blackmail against Morse, who u an ex-
senator.
1 1
ViLriEti w. Sen? 2Z..K disnatch from
"iOO Santiago sat advices have been received
that the iroveniment of Argentine
aaatfcf ... - . - '.a .a ST
far. a sr a a . J iL. a 1 I
Tm i t av - - -a nn
Ulia rtMttMB wMUlHIJPMI UUC IsUWieiii
" i VssnUV Bl 1H avBsT U'l wsTV tU ttWC WVilaM: vast
1) 1 Th. fiil ln.,1 tn
the covernment. att-1 the bope is
that order will be peedt'y restored
asl ! sections of tbe couatrv.
111
a FaSal rastlc.
Warsaw. Sent 2 A false alarm of fire
! wa given, today in the syavagogoe at Kal- '
sratriga. near isralki. last taildiBg was ,
crowded with Jews at worship. All rnshsrl j
at once for the exits, and. despite the
-hoots of the rafcbi that there was no fire, ,
foogfattoget out. After a straggle of 10 ;
, minutes two-thirds of tbe cswsgregatioo
1he were still in the sywagogue. As no Sre
Mrs ! l, t anrsswnsrl tbex becatas calmer and :
j with tbe aid of tbe caretakers the rabbi:
eventually restored order. Nine desalt
1 bodies were found near tbe exits and 20
peraoaw lay asvonscioat and tyee-ling wnere
I they hat been trampled Fully TOO perm
were mjureo. ot whom 10 are iixsiy 10
awafai t atu-eer
Vuajs. ur. p atv atplassisi
a raav between Charles Kocn-hck and a wa3
. . 1 . i i:.-. .Lmi ait mLm r ssaat
the mah named Jndr. iivmg auont rat
m wst of Drain m the Loon Lake district.
I . . . a-si 1 r j: -s.
s : Jauv arsrvt ano lttetait 1 autseu ituuaua-
tric The row started over aome pay. aad
. some hot words Judy says
hooodick
ure j to shoot bum with a sBsWirnn ana in uie
-nts fight Jady hot Koondick with a Winches- j
toe Iter. Jndv was tried beoro Justice of tbe i
to 5 Peace liurchard. ot cotistairjr, ana ooana
ort j over.
' i rsvwsifc Akrahsla.
ssss i
-..a. t.,..,. is. -vit 9ft.
was fnni.il miitcv at nuditurbt onisbt
' the widful. preaneditated murder of
wife, t'oroi tne Haasto. The jury was
for an hoar. The defense set up was t'USltlMJ. o sLLU D. r., ORUMIJ
"chronic alcoholism. ' nd a good deal o? CEBIi MEAL CBtHAlt. RUCK-
UirUSSai IC..IIUIUDI SSS alSJS.S l (SWiTj
tbat Hansen committed tbe crim- whiatt
snffering from that direaae-
Stiser tat Intses.
WijtniNtiTox. Sept 88. The treasury
depa: tment yesterday purchased 2S2.000
oances of silver, at its offer of SO 4o
j oaace. 1 he puree ares tana tar uus moo
j a 'gregate 2.172.000
la s BUtaaarstaarBI.
IatxTMys. Sept 27 A private telegram
received here bv an important bank, from
I Rio Janeiro, says the bombardment of
city was so serious that the banks of
after consulting together, decided tbat
sill probaWy dose altogether until the
tl the capita"! of Brazil is settled one
that
Rio,
they
fate
way
s' the other. The bombardment yesterday
i a said to have ceased only when the for
a,ti war vessels threatened to tarn their
gone upon tbe rebels if the city was not i
; srsartysJ. Negotiations have been resumed j
jlii lassri thn irnm 1 and the rebels at 1
I interest a. with apparently no b-tter chance f
(fapul termination of the straggle
tbaa sxua voes.s ago.
RastM abMtiaa
On rr .or. --t 27 . Cassins Beldec in
sane cari'iasre- .tkinter. entored the south
gallery of the atsArd of trade, about noon
lodav. and tvWwag a revolver, deliberate
ly nrtHi towa-rtt twsetiiutc
into the crow. W jHlt erf tbe floor below and
into the oppoe. SOlS. A panic immed
iately ensuedai wasajrbe traders, everv one
seeking safety in ' 4fht- or concealing him
self behind Pie b. tiJatin Utartla and other
objects on the tioo. !rJjee l005 were
strvck by flyiag bu)
Ready. ,rtBse-a
New York. Sept -Thomas C Piatt,
in reply to a reporter Voaaterviewesl him
in regard to the measart !te te
tbe express coiupany 's p. JtKy from train
robbers, snirl-
V "We are rend v for then we
taking citra pretaotions t ,rotect WTT.
reives. we are putting ex. 'menli o"11
trains, wherever our interests astay be the
rmen are thoroughly eauinp, n'1 arJ
readv tn litnk mit fru- sn, mtaro wa.
v Here Ktew Slates
j WASHtKOTos. Sept 27. -It jg&
probable that the couimitttv on t t,T"'
wblTi ' t f I H
S l!S?!. f bl"
,0 statehootl witi
for the admission V!?
ithin a fe da VS. J. weyum
n.e,i a :a- l..:.i .1 am u.a
n bill will kai asatl .,...! i .1.1. .1 I MWIVU
-- mrmwm "til It pVI lt,V, SIMM ststwt ss
fore the elor of thus Tsens.-o.nt session b
li
the admisisi.tn nf ln,sss Kw Mexico ' 'r
Oklahoma will be repofd favorably h
his committee. He pressed great oo
fidence that all four wilt become laws.
Irrfcsatlan Mel-rsrate
Sauqa, Sept 27. (Jo vernor Tennoj-er
today appointed tbe follom int delegates to
the internatiowal irrigation congress to
nreet in Los Aageles, Ca fornia. October
lit. 1 U tl....sl.. a . V VL Hsais n I
1 1 utKiuajion antr it ss -w--i -Harney:
S S Anstenoa anal George Co j
slier, of Baker City; J fV T
A 1 s s ,-s t
tuu ttuu v, a. vogswei jf ij- ,w e, o
To aid Dissalon take cuUghl aOlltasssssa
Wssr eaUttar. -. Pec buttisv
1 do not Eat Pastry,
jpfliow often ycu hear this
expression, and the ex- &2
Jji planation that ttsoally !S
4C follows: "I am troubled
with dyTipepsia.' The r$
explanation in not far to
seek. In tne past Lara
has been used as the prin
cipal shortening in all
pastry, tbe result dys-
iA txrosia. The dyspeptic
fc need no longer be
i troubled, providing
COTTOLENE
THROUGH
TICKETS
TO
SUIT LAKE, DENVER.
OMAHA. KANSAS CITY
0. ST. LOUIS.
ASP laU.
EASTERN CITIES.'
DA? . TO
tillt AG 6
HOURS v0ft$S8fm
HOURS mSsW
WUMKH AND TOURiST SLEEPERS,
FREE FECLlHl G CHA13 CABS.
BlfiiKC CASS.
j
j
1
I
sPa-s: rs.acan1 sMsws.-WT-a1 inlfvr-tt-jltsii l fa'l
has josscw address Curran Jt Moatei.h .A: ban v.
sv l "" T
-.t 1 n CV L.iL IV aV .1 V tugs ( . 1 ssav
' t. nt-nt t-t-t a . t
A St.
ajs Washington St,
PoBTUtXIa. (Jragox
tyaaaaasa
die.
Scientific American
ta;
it"
after.
tried 1
L A. Morris k Co.
Flour anil Feed Start,
Have removed their store to the Strahai
? is substituted for lard in 2
the preparation of all food. p
Sj4 It is composed strictly of jgg
t highly refined vegetable Wi
bbbbb on iuiu UCCI 3tat..
7 used as a shortening, it
produces wholesome and sg
5J healthful pastry. Physi-
and fv.tiert cooks WL
?S indcn-seit.Bribstttates.
5 1 -d three cesta r. stamps to S K. flR
J4 r.:rtultaCo..aigo.for h3SaBi Jat
srf2 csioscwc Cook stock tumainiaa; six nb
4 nundnti secipas, pttss by mat east. 2
Ijp acsa asstasKSfics on coofas
rtadc only by '
Kn.k. FAIRBANK & CO., M
- ST. LOUIS and
PgcMiCAGO. wtwjroHKsryossja
aW-sSjsskffilw
I -liBs or stent wATcarrs,
. OOaTSsacsrTSi, oJ
' Mt'iS "oC la1 tatoywTtcrrtX.
rajsaatwaB Ser aacara-s; asaapaa a Aasnjas.
iis7ia.ir?or?a
SSstTb?Baa av WtSijL
sis asuastx anasw Asma sua,
rTTSI it-ran gal atroal srsr Yuri: Ota.
Jo'ta Hansen store, formerly occv -ied by Deyoe f
of Kobtvon, and hate or 1 trd a fuil stock o
his j
oat 5 nisBU.,i . . otiau eunsv.s
WHEAT, BYE FLOUR, HAY,
OATS. STRAW AND
CHOPPEO FEED:
Custom chopping done.
an :
in
i rugg, Paint.-, Oil
t i i r..-. lite
J. A. CufiimiD
ALBANY. 0REC0
DRUGS,
SUtionery, Toilet Articles, Musica
instrumentf, Etc
Mm & Mailaiil,
I r Corner Drug Store,". Albany ,qi
Strictly Cash.
W
Wall Paper,
F. L. Kenton ha. adept-d a cash system
aad will hereafter tel! groceries fo
CASH only.
FRAZER
AXLE
GftEBE
.e - !
BEST IX THE Vor.l T
ft' --111-11 -n-ntiltrii n laasnMaaii 1
-mlrss
Not
i SSotlasstiaat two bcoraa of any oihar
' onscwu br asav rsjEX xai
j - WR&UJtavutjji8tars,-ssiAv tar
ftedllrownMills
JOHN ISOM, PROPRIETOR.
aw eaccasa sxoca scrcai ia vos isn i
asd saasKs 'tas,
! EST STORAGE FsVCILlflKS