The state rights democrat., November 10, 1893, Image 4

WE4TfEKFORD i. I'll JI
l!Hti.ll
Attorsrvs al I j. Will practice In all court! ol the
Mat. Special attention given to mattore in protite
anil t collections. OFFIOK-In the r.lnn block
K IIULYKU
Attorney at Law snd Solicitor In Chancery. Cell
Mora made on all no'.nta. Loana negotiated en
ruble terms. Albany, Oregon
GEO.
w. tcuiuut,
Attorney at It, ar.d Notary Pnh.lo. Will praotioe In
all the courts ot thia etals Sp.vi.il attention riven to
collection a-nd mat tore I prubato UMn:- Upstairs
aiSwon-Tweitale Hlock Albany, Orn
z.vi kiu us at. .vvnu.
II lerai rostUir will receive promp
attention fflc i. Ol I Fallaw's Temple, Areauy, O
WHITNEY,
Attorney at Law, Albany. Or.
M
ONTANYE sfc HACK LEW AN,
Attorneys at Law.
Albany, Oregon.
JAMES J. OIIARIVrO.V
AU.irn-vatL.sw. All lotrsl bailies altcnleJ
promptly:
FLINS'S Be, Albany, Or:
I)
R. J. I . HILL,
Phvdclan and Sunreon, OFFICK-Corner
Tvy streets, Albany, Oregon. ',
D
H. M4STO at If VIS.
Phveiaane an SK8ona. OFFIOB -C! ir-.or RfflW
and Hi ..wUlhin eteoela. Albanv , Or. Calia orooipt'.j
attondod I ntv and euiitrr.
q v. -HinttiinLvsv. n.
nme..;thial. SpeoiJiat In .liaeases ol the Eye.
Office our-7 Ula Ul m. and 7 U 8
M t. A I Crrson
FromTerminal or Inwrior Poiuts tha
Norita Pact : BailToa.
1st ibp line to take
IU. nil TJnintn V i OT nnfl QHTT'i1!!
10 dll ruiiiin m&i ana ouuiui
It Is the iis 1 si; car uoi tk. i
It raas ThrooRh VE8TIBVL
KUTKAINN F.VER1 DAY
iu tbe Year to
ST. PAUL and CHICAGO
NO CH ANGEOF CARS.
Conposeil of Dinia'Cars losHrpassfd
PalliBan Drawins Rom Sleepers
Of Latest Equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CMS.
Boat tLat can be cocstrucle 1 and la
which aorommodaiiona are both free
and furnished for holders of First or
HtOond olasa ticket", acd
ELE6ANT DAY COACHES.
A ConrtnaDUB Lina comeotia? i.l
ja linw, affording Direct an d
Uninti9rrapt9il Ssrrica.
Pul'mai 7eerer reservations can be
xecured lu advance through any
agent of the road.
THIlOCGa riGKETS to and from al) 1
points Id Americas England and
Enm can be purchased at sr j
ticket office of thia cotrpany;
Foil Inf irmation concerning rates.time
of trains, routes and other details Tarn 1
ished on application to any agent, or
A D CHARLTON,
Assistant General Paaaenger Agent,
No 121 First St, cor. Washington,
Portland, Oleson. I
C G Buikhar- I jsi ajial.
Flltsr MTIO.HAI. B.IKK,
or ALBANY, OBBOOK
resident .
Vice President ..
Cashier
L PLI5R
8, B,YOtrNO
.B. W. LANG DON
rHASSACTS A OBNEBALbanktaawSSlwa
nnn.Tnilnl mnA t.l Taohic transfer, so'.i
ACCOUNTS KKrT sat)esa v sneca.
Kew York, San K ran claco. ctucago ana i
tX) -LKCTIOSy ADS on (asorsble
HascToaa.
j. C. Toras S, W, Laaaaoa
L K Blacs, L. Fuaa
Eowsao F . Sox.
or ai.bant, onitao.
TRANSACT a eeneral BuiVma; u- SSis.
DRAW SIGHT DRACM on Hew TuTS, 8n Ft
son and Portland, Oregon.
l)AN MONET on approved eecurity.
RECEIVE depoeite subject to check.
COLLECTIONS made on laiorable terms.
INTEREST paid on Urns deooeiU
B
INK OV M l,
SOIO, ORROOW.
oenosss
., T J Mesa
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i THROUGH
aW'isii'ls-W
mm
TICKETS
TO
SAI T LUKE,
OMAHA. K ANSIS CITY
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS,
1
DA.Y i TO
') CHICAGO
HOURS QUAM0TEsfM
linilRQ P'CKER TO OMAHA
nUUPO AND KANSAS CITY
PULLMAN AND TOURIST rtEEPEr,
W- r f i.rti am iA mi in ri a re . '
Mitt ftULINlIU UrlnlH UAH j.
DINING CARS.
N. "v
PoieairhLgeneral Info, instion c.U
on or addresscsirriri & Monteith, Albany,
Oregon, or
W H HURLBURlsst.Gcn'l.Pas. Agt,
J5 Wasblngxon St.,
f OHTXANri, UKKGON I
When ray little girl was one month old, she
had a scab form on her face. It kept spread
ing until she was completely covered from
head to foot. Then she had boils. She had
forty on her head at one time, and more on
her body. When six months old she did not
weigh seven pounds, a pound and a half less
. 1 . ... TI 1 l . . 1 . 1 .
man at uinn. men ucr 5Kin started to ury
up and got so bad she could not shut her eyes
to sleep, but laid with them half open. About
this time, at the earnest request of friends, I
started using the Cuticura Remedies, and
tat one month tie Teas eompletely cured.
The doctor and drug bills were over ont hun
dred dollars, the Cuticura bill w as not more
than five dollars. My child is now two years
old, strong, healthy and large as any child ol
her age (see photo.) and it is all owing to
CUTICURA. ours with a Mother's Blessing,
MRS. GEO. II. TUCKER, Jr.,
33$ Greenfield Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis.
Sold throughout the world. Pcmx Dace and
Chbm. Cor., sole proprietors. Boston. Mailed free,
AS about the Blood. Skin. Scalp, and Hair.-
Baby Blemtahe., falling hair, and red, rougk
hands prevented and tseathy Cuticura Soap.
An sarreeanto laxative and KrBTwToKia
Sold by Drugs-istt or sent by nuvlL 25c 60c
stupecpwcJrate. PamrHea tree
KOHO
The Favorite TOWI WVOU
fee the Teeth arid Breath, c.
Captain Sweeaey, tr.SaV,San tMegO,CaI
SCys: "ShUoh'a Catarrh Remedy la the first
medicine 1 have ercrfduxid that would do mo
avaygood.n Price 50 cts.Sc.ld by liruggista.
SHILOH'3 CURE;
' Tma Grx- at Oooob Cms yTtmpOyeatrai
where ali others fad. For Consumption it baa
so rival; has cored thousanda, ana will cms
tod. if taten tnttrae. Piiw K eti, K Al, U.'.i
EAST AND-SOUTH,
VIA
THE SHASTA ROUTE
OF THE
Southern Pacific Co.
Kiprees Trains leave Portland Dally.
Soafth I
6 lir. . I Le
10 iSr Lt
10:lSa Ar
raoa ayt,T 1. lWt,
V TI
AlbkBy
San Prao-iaco
Sorxb
Ar i 8D a a
Lt I rs a a
Li I 7 ,00 r
bove trains stops, all stations from
rd to Albany inclusive, also Tan
bi do .Halaey. Harris bnig, Jnnction
irvlrp, Kt gene and all stations
OMbbigto Ashland inclusive
aesasraa aa, dsilt
0S I Lv Portlaad Ar 41 r r
r L Albany Lt tto at
' - s I Ar Boaeburr ;Lv I 7Ka
awssa
:10 a I Lt Albauiy Ar I Kr-TJ as
SO0 a s I Ar LefaKDea Lt I Mas
: p. ' Albany Ar :JSr
aW s a i Ar Lebasnn Lt MS r a
PULLMAr BUFFET SLEEPERS.
-AND
Dininsr Cars on Ogden Rjute
SECOND-CUSS SlEfcPIMS CARS
AUathew la all Ttireeurh Trmlna
0r H BHTlalww.
tlTVUI.V rSITUia A MS COKTALLIB.
Mail saiSaatn (Expi Sacaav.
7:3U s a
litlt r a
Lv
Ar
Ar I
kv
: t ' r M
10 ra
Comllis
sirs us raais aartv (Bxeapt Sutday .
sttnra
TSra
Portland
Mcatinnrlle
Ar
Lt
:ffi a a
i.'S a
Ar
TThroiip-h Ticlsetw
i so all point in the Kaaern 9t oe, Canada and
! Enrnw. ua be oh aine i at owest ra'os Irotn C K
rrwwlf, Arent Alrnny.
K08HLSB
Vnnaarer
Port'sr-i Orcuon.
E P. aCKER8.
Vss'tO F. nd
THE WEBF00T ROUTE
Oiegon Pacific Raihoid,
W W ISsaST. steeelver
TIMS SCHEDULE, except 8andays.)
Lnve Albany 12:20 r. ,;L'e Taqaina. 7M)a,a
bsave Corrallls 1:0Sf, a. I Leave C..rvaHia,l':3f-A,
Arrl.e Vaqalna, l:5 r. .Arrne Albany, 11:13 A.
Direct Line
Quick Dispatch
Low Freight Rates.
Between Willamette Vallev Points aid
San Francisco
OOEVV ir,lC I 4 111.111
raoa as rasscusoo
Willamette Valley, Ner Mb, llth.Z3rci,
raoa Tsarina.
WiilanartU Valley, Not !h. lthanil 2Sth.
The Companw 'rirwryes the ngnt
a'.nge tailing datei w'thout notice.
it i v r. it htk nmtv
team-'t "Il isr" letvei
Putlsil '.V I ..
and
8.1 unlay C a V,
HCDay.Oen Air't.S ilm'ni Street Wharf, Portland
I K Vaurhn. Osn A"t. Hio PtsaaSssa, Oal .
K K afulcahy, General Hupt:
Notice of Aisigamont.
Notice II hereby iVeu th it lh- Bar. It of
Oregon, of Albany, Orno i, ti duly ae
aiiriied to the uoderaiauail atsitfneo a. I i!t
property an I effects fir the b nnfl". nf all i's
creditors, under aid bv virtu of 'h i gen
eral asi(nmeut laws of the stats "f ,. . ;,
and tbe undersi ned naa htr 'ofcr. to it,
on the 28th day of Juuc 1893, duly (pail li d
aa such assigne.
All persons having claim SaTsliayt aaiil in
nlv'io pA 111 a ' t - f ... i.- j i.
!.;.!.. ill ,te-l.t llln lai.'i t.l th Oi-
aermgned at the Dank ot Ureoo batlrltas lo
he city i i Al' any, Oregon, uodnr oath
withi. three month, of th. dar.
1)ate, lhi 29tn dy bf Jon :M3.
, W.S. Thomhmo."
Assignee of the Bank ol Oregon, an m- s-
j '"-
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Cure lor trolns, rc-vers and Cenc-rt. De
blaiti . Small Dili -.s. Wc. ptr buttle.
Wm tmmL
A FAKMEU OPBS.S HIS KK3
A New England farmer, wriingto the
American Cultivator says:
Try as wc may to force matters otherwise,
yet li e laws of supply ant) ilcmand are
Inexorable. Increcse the supply a little and
the ptice lessons a Utile; Increase the sup
ply still more nnd you feel ft in tbe demand,
lessoning in proportion. This inline o
farming, ir.niif.-.cturi.'g an J of all business.
The condition of affairs before tbe pres
ent stringency was peculiar. Shops, mills,
manufactories were running with full strum
and at Ihe same time most of them claimed
to be running at a loss. Conflicts between
the employer and the employe were daily
happenings; strikes and lockouts reported
all over th: country, involving gome of the
Strongest manufacturing concerns.
What did this mean? Why thould this be
so if we were in t'ie midst of "unexampled
prospciity?" Why was land steadily depre
ciating in value? Why were manufacturers
clalmin.; that they were losing money?
Opinions differ as to this, and perhaps
my view is wrong, jei was not the manu
facturer meeting He natu-sl lesult of our
supply ? Was he not exceeding the demand?
Our peculiar theory f "protecting" (he
lo.oco things made in mills and shops held '
- m i, 1 1 ni mnrp lh,n nnlintirv
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profits In making theiu. Too many shops
anJ mills was a consequence
This multitude of industries created n
undue, an ut.naiuial demand for labor. Tbe
piice cf labor advanced as a result, until
after a Utile the worltman's yrofil was larger
tl.an the manufacturers.
'jVi much supply glutted the SMUfeet for
manulrcturtd gocds, sr.d Ihe mill owner
soon lound that lie must .hr."i e n the ptice
of his joods. To do this be muft cheapen
thero;,t. Wt ii'd Ibe vvi rknun take !es
perdi)? No, s ti ; his political
orator lold !
him ihe ' K'cry of our ciuntry consists In
our high wages " lie was to'.d that lesson
ing his eTBanS as a national calamity,
Lalr unui s dominalrd He coun ty, 01
at cnip'tit to. Let what vtou'd happen,
i labor must ti-kc no Ks ptr day
What did i
h.ppiu? Faru rrs could
. 3in on 1 1 IP 1 .
--,
farms o a p cfit and oar tkj) puces for :
. -
hcl;-. NOMO wanted nn.i m roisequence.
Mill owners ct.rt.iuei.Cid shutting their
djcrs. t tuy l ad lost money long enouth
Bcstt ess wl'tels began :c stop toiling.
should the eovcramer.t nav nav neiit .bors
in Mrl at TWltlR.l LV a Cfrl.Mli HTldc Ol j
. - I
- .- a I
. , , . r a. . .1 ww. m l-s- a -et i.n ffi r fal
U" 7
butler ?
Why no' -tour" WT llillllj
. . .
and pay a
bonntv lor apties, potatoes,,
beans, bay, perk, cfa! and wood, lumber? j
Why not let.the government make us all
rich asilh bounties?
The sagar bounty is the theory of pio
tcction carried to a ridiculous extreme.
What is the "protective tariff' cn c r aba
imports oata ooua y y. '
manufacture? The iron man cares nothing
about prolecl.ng co lon gooos. tne .sn
man cares nothing about protecting the
wool man. It is every rain lor hiinseil,
and eaca section w.n s -proteiuou to
us locality, ijij taia oi patriotism '
maintaining protection aal oiocomoe-;
Theie U no patriotism about lt. It is ihe
pockei-lbe money in It.
Th mnrw I ,i,i I, thi. ma'ter the inoie
i ne more i stooT inis ma. c e
am I convinced that tbe government should
protect its citizens !n thrir rights, and then '
let every business mainly Uke care of itself, j
I believe the United States cn compete
with the world in sny Hoe, acd hold ils j
on-:nai rarming. rna..u.ilUi.u8
or commerce car. take care of Itself witboa
th. .Ld of - bounties " that the eovemmenl
shjul J not buy so much tt'.vrr per month, !
whether we want it or not, any mere than
it should buy so mucb batter, wool, hay or
cord wwJ per montb at an aibitrary price,
whether we need the ailicles or no.
WKat is this mandatory monthly purchase
of silver bat carrying th's theory of "pro-
tection' to another ridiculous and unsafe
eatress.
Ihe earl protective taiiff doubtless did
something for our development, bat we have
overdone the thing We were going to
lift the nation inti "unexa-n.aled prosper -it"
bv our national boat St rasa. The
strips broke.
Two years aj;o, so flat'erel wis our
(overnor by tte notoriety wide1! he bad
gained in the public press that he fell
doubly assured that it would 'and him in
the prrsi iential chrir. Unfbrtuna'e'y for
him Grover stood iij!it in the middle of
the way that led to the white house. Thi
presumptuous audacity cn the psrt cf M
Cleveland our governor will never forgive.
With Die very essence of the spirit of bate
he despises the president. The governor
fully expected two years ago, that, before
the ides of November J of this )ear. tbe
public press alt over "this great country of
ours" would publish a thanksgiving proc
lamation signed "Sylvester Pennoyer
President." But Mr Cleveland is a man of
proportions, aa I filled tbe governor's an
ticipste.i way to the presidential chair to
the full. Cleveland was made president
by Ihe v ice of the people and Cov Pea
noyrr Incline badly disgruntled. He rss
angry lie was hot, very hot ifyoo pleae,
ai.d he has not cooled off to this dav.
Nol being able to place Ins name lo a piesi
den'ial thanksgiving proclamation out ol
meie spite he issued his proclamation in ad
vance of that of the presided t. We have a
good governor but .is ays are peculiar
BatpreSSiitatiTs Weadock ef Michigan, who
yeUi day offered the riseolutioa forsu Ameri
cin ProtwOtlvs Aasaistioo u auti -Catholic
orintzsuon, which hasbeen inxriiigitspoasr
ftll lc po'iiics la Chio, Michitcat, Western
New York, Illinois sod Wisconsi i.npseltlog
Oolit cal calcutnlioiia io the most scipriaiog
way, a)s Ihi.'n Michiaian, at least, it is
dominated by Caua.lian C-an.ferm.ri of the
ignorsi t clssa lf says it reaemnles tho old
knownothin movements, except that in' lead
of bemir rlirectid sgaiost all foreigners it
is diree'ed against Catholics, It has isu'd
alsrtninx ciruulars as to th- aim of tbe Cath
lie i nuf.ii in in . coBLtry, declaring aSMkaaj j
olher tbi '.hat it tj Ihn lu'entlon of Catl.
olios tj-- an i simitar .he Pi-oteitant.
These 1 1 culara hays can.-ed n reign of torn.,
an 1 in. ni-i.-'s of the orgtii'7. .tiou are arming
tl s nieivas to rep-;! th4 inv aiion of tho pope
If tha i i voKt'.iraf i.ni is '.rilrr .1 it is eapeosd
some sMatasshsaVS revels' KM I wt. I ba in ide
cuifftnin tbi-new pnliti ul rgssisitinsi.
.at, ..d .t. r,v hue l .isiiu s Stari'it'g
Bssi tten in ihe Lsoeassi lCxpitsi. J.i a
note th'a writer sast Is ia neuesssry togiye
details in kjviog the facts, whic'n I shall en
iloivor t.i prese-t as they actually o'lcurnd ,
I On. 1 "hoi I t down" thoign, as munh aa I
cai', not to lose important links.. If you
r not prepared for a shock, 1 Mould adviaa
Miu tr, tead no further and ole-e vnurcsr i
to all fcnesi , f.-r I tell V"J thi. .torv ui 1
soon ' uei'inii hot ami when th end o imei
it will be like unto touching a lighted match
toan accumulation ofxsssatiioient in quautity
ta turu Peterson's Butte wrong tide out.
panic 11 set in. - ' " .PZa m Jt .7 , ro:nc Indtcalcs slaaa hi rrputa'Jon . , II avana. Nov 2. The steamship Citv j gebcal chnrch of Waterloo e: a! ; fore- ,.-- 08ESS SHOE. brlssl
Tbreissucha thing as ficli bus pros- No man i.. O eajon appreca.es pubTSc at- Jg Me'fVnXlFnnSS'tfXl "'-V' "T ; of A teaancru llaaj to the Xw York clowr. of lien. Continued. , 1"", lib &1rfh, S0,$4X0er
Jit,: UstevWUe-Uapttobe e"in so much .. our gosnor. S Pen- , t fine ,t Tded t UWti ,'dTce , J."'.,'': gn7T-W E Harden agt Wjljon i: Chase; re- tbSAn. ltteUcM
oilwedbv.nurusufto.m. wl hare n0Ter To be the subject ct ,. Ik and d,s- j in ,he cw ,ni . j, .rv was asked for The .rtaSfajS BU"d ' j T E-LSff L SSLTfcSS
sccustomeo ourselves to lock upon the H people ,a by those ho-'X'iuV: f "'Ji,,-T- p'b.'olv the mt! bro 1 to U, Jy early thu morning. ll T, T. M "S-T
Paeta, government as a o. -care very c. M. p: 1 d oLden" otlfr
The Chinese exclusion bill extending the
time for the Chinese to register six months
has passed the senate. It now awaits Ihe
signature of the president.
Report has It that when the prayer In
the governor's proclamation reached a
throne of grace the word was promptly sent
back: "Tell Pennoyei to attend to his
business :ind I will attend to mine."
The total produ jtion ul .ilvo- in the word
dn iog tho last year was placed at ti hun
dred forly-tive million out.o's iroy, of which
tb Uuited Statts produo-d sixty million
ouuees, or upwarl of forty-one p r oent.
ot tho wh I amouLt,
The largest State building in the United
States and ti e sevenll. largest building in
the world is the State Capitol of Texas.
It was begun in iboi and finished in lS88.
It cost $3,500,000, and was paid for by
three million acres of public land, deeded
to the capiiallsts who In i ihe work don.
April was the coldet month known to
Siberia for many decaJjs. It was almost
impossible to heat houses to a comfortable
temperature, and water pouted out of a
bucket in the open a:r froze bifore It
reached the ground.
The New Hampshire Experiment Kaim
findt. tha' milk from the best cows costs
one and one-half cents a quatt; from their
poorest, four and one-half cents, as it costs
just as much 10 feed the smaller producer.
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When will Governor remoter come out
far the Populists? Just the very day he
hoars that the PoDullsts have elected a
majority ol the next legislature. Tl.en h
a ill jump Into ihe miJule of ihe toid and
declare that "me and Reeky killed tbe
bear," and raise a bigger howl than all the
naules from Oregon to Cape Cod combi
ned. Katmers Journal
When tbe repeal bill
home as amended In the
came up in the
senate it patted
the house by 19 J to 04
it!
those voting ;
for the bill 121 were democrats OS were
i"tt .
oS wtre
republicans and I was a populist. Ol lliose
voting against the t ill 70 were democrat.
15 were republicans and 9 were populists.
t-.
Bsjoi the governor reallr believe that the
1 1 . in - 1 I .1 . 1 1
.vc COIIUICB lut l.y III lui ncn ,cjisuwii
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j s0 1, high time l c were looking Irto :
vrr question and IcvUUt'o. The '
1 concress did no', leel.late at all ot the
lnc 6ns.. wou...
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W-VJ -w.x7 wik' -aa v - .
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ttaa eaMaa-ewi stll Tl.5 !i nil tft lomunl
la. a. . . , ...
w.ww.w e e. . s - - - '
1" ,n
Th.nLi.liEni, .rvliint.li in in advinr. of
r
h' ' "e Prf'Jfnt.
A democratic p-per ua New York at-
.ti- viv-. s,.sv..w- ;-..-...,.. J , I iv , i ,ii, ti nuiliuiisr;! OX l VIIC -saaaaaaaaHsaaasaaaarr-I--
i tacked the republican candidate for serre- ' " ,oa PP ol ' coanty
, . .. , . ' generally wii appreciate the crTart made br
la. s of state on the ground that tx is the shetfff to get hh man. who is sadoubf
decotator and painter. Thoa fool. If the edly guilty of ihe very eericus ctlme charg-
democrat whom that pajr snpporls lor the
i ame office has ool Ihe same or some other
; hooor,b,e ToclUjB u te dero,, ;
j repub;ScJlri CM,a1(,,e ,v
; t,Mti We are glas. hoiaever. thai
( m mlg ,ne tSo ooo ,
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enosgh
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to ,uch , ,1
i
,
Cootrary lo iheopinaoa of very etuioeat
' powgisU Prol lioaacj cor.ten.is tbtt glc-
noexcavaUng action, and this
" CIe" no " aciwn. ana loss
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Wm in ihe Swiss A'ps. He bad lollowed
op manv of the valleys m Saitierland, aad
the work of the glaciers in every uastsr.ee
should, he believes, be
abrasive than erosive
classed
.s. ..
- " "
j abrasive than erost.e. la lb abse.ee.
i.iiiti wa
ow,ver. cl iLe eicsire ireoty
il will be
difficult to account for the present character
of n.aoy of the locus cn the west crast
la Ihe interior of Scotland.
and
The sicg log out of Secretary ol S'aie Geo
W Mc Bnde for ro uncalled for persistent .
newspaper attack is Ihe U'el freak. Salem j
That Is because tbe Secretary is tbe oily j
(Bin io that office who has ever asiumed to
sfxerc'seactocrat'spwer it rt fusing al ow '
sny cne to examine tbtm.
-
Senator Cutloto of Illinois showed himse'f
a mere demagogue al the final aJjauramer.t
ol the senate bv savin . jt would be a cood
mf S
price of wo if congns would announce
.u . , . . , . , , , , .
and tariff. H mink the people are fools.
r.very scnsmic inir.isier oi tne gospel coo-
ducting Thank-ijising services wi'l see to It
that Governor Pennoyer's personal hatred
of Preside st Cleveland it not rammed down
the throats of nis hearer. Capita! Journal.
Owing to illness (ioverner lloiacr tolse
baa telegraphed from hi horn
eio Waterloo
that he must can .cl all his engagements to
speak In this rcmpaign.
The bouse Committee on territcries has
reported favorably on a bill for ,e admis-
.ion of Utah to the union of s-a-es.
Thanks.
in i: 1 1 .
auc uiiucii,iKuiii uewirv to
At Si! ...
uius puouciy exnreaui nis sineorv thanks ta
the many friends who, with so much svm-
pathy ami solicitude, rendered so much
assistance during the sirknewi and funeral
of my laelovetl companion. A .1 Hi'XT.
"Tito.) aad -Dcr -vi.anpi
aoj m(u u.'i.i tpvsri
i icx asims w.ika
"till un
VI 4ltKII.il
ni.Tr,,B nnsTDtw v i-s tue... i'heccu"' couitef Marion county ihe
BLTLhR BLfthY. On Nov. 1st, 193, j Slateamarwjintl Journal are publirhtn ; ibe
at the residence of the brides father, Mr S S proceedings set up In each case bi'tlie
Buy, in Harrisbnrg, by Rev Harry Wat- former's type setter.
kins, MrJ H Uutler and Miss Horencci To-nlgbt Hickry farm and R u b
liusey, two isopular young people starting j IJI.motid will be the attraction at the
out. with good prospects and the laest wishes j opera bouse under the management o'the
of many friends. Albany amateurs. Itwlllpavyouto.ee
a live amateur entertainment.
8COTT-SMITII.-On Oct 31st, 189S, Two n;w Juslne hl)U8M ,re ouf:t
at the residence of the bride's father, Mr It. Jefferson. They are a butcher shop
David Smith, at Tali. nan, by Eldei SI'as j and a grocery store. Messrs James Curl
Williams, MrChas K Scott, sjti of Ex
Sheriff Sco't, and Misa Celia Sn.ith
both of Linn county. Two of Linn
countys popular young people who de
serves lifes best blessings. They have
the best wishes of a host of friends.
on: ii.
HUNT. At her residence, in A'.hany,
Oregon, at 12:10 o'clock a. in., Nov. 2nd,
1893, Mrs Margaret C Hunt, wife of A J
Hunt. Mrs Hunt, whose maiden name
was Howell was born in W ashington
county, Arkansas, February 17th, 1855,
and was therefore 38 years, 8 months and
15 daVB old at the time of her death. She
came to Oregon in 18118 and settled with
the1 family in Clackamas county where
her mother, three brothers au-j two
sisters now resid . One brother lives at
Cooa Hay and one In Kastern Oregon.
She came to Albany in 1880 where ihu
has sinco resided- She was married
December lst,IS86, to A J Hnot who sur
vives her, and by whom she beanie tho
mother of one child, a boy about four
fir old. Mrs Hunt was a member of
tho M E church and was always zealous
a, ul devoted in her Christian faith, ex
emplifying on all occasions bv her daily
walk the depth and power of her faith in
tl - religion of Him who doeth all things
wen. one was an earnest nnu uevoteil
Member of Beulah Rebekah Lodge I O 0 '
V by which the funeral ceremonies were !
conducted. The funeral ceremonies '
j took place from the M C church at 2
j o'clock thia afternoon. j
nOHK AID 4BK04II
An exchange savs there are aooo vaciint
houses in Portland and 500 In Salem. The
number In Albany Is very small.
Following U a Marlon county real estate
sale: SRJeasup and wife to Santlam
Lumbering Co; tract of land In Marlon
county, $1,500.
Today at Salem the sawmill of the
Green rfaslu Lumbering Co, situated on
the North Sanllam.wlll be sold at sheriff's
sale to satisfy a laborers' lien. of $7oc held
by Allen Smith.
ThsBotton Her , Id tf Oct. 17th. in ita
criticism if II- ...'. , m.., 1 !,
. - ... , a , - tun, wan no
reading dona in the whole pi farniat.ee timr
or truer than Maud Hoffman a delivery cf
tho I'layer Queen's wretched Hues.
J V Lew's, a Josephine count v farmer,
planted 500 pounds of spur's last summer
and has just harvested 1 a.ooo pounds as a
result. That Is the way the Oregon soil
responds to the industrious tiller.
Abo-jtadozen Scandinavians, who ar
rived here about ten days agofiom North
DakotBj left for their oid home this morn
ing. They were not satisfied with the
country. Eugene Guard.
A fair tised audience attendca the Lin-
eratl concert last evening and were given
a musical feast of merit Liberal! Is pre-
eminent as a cornetist. Miss RInnc's solos
were greatly appreciated ar.d Prof M vers
Is an artist on the piano.
Richardson, the "hero" Irain wrecktr,
who is serving time In the state peniten
tiary, has been boasting of his ability at a
jail breaker, and the officials put or. him a
boot loaded with Iron and weighing about
sixteen pounds. 'I hi . la intended as an
admonition to him and others like htm.
Of the Whitman county tow is, Pullman
will have the highest lax rate," with 361,
mills. Rosalia Is lowest, with i6tf. Bal
lard, Wash, has voted not to tax itself any
farther, and Ihn leaves citv officials with
no saury Insight. Albany with a max!
mum tax of eight mills i not in It with
such elites.
In the suit against Sheriff Noland.of
Lane county, Judge Fullenon overruled
defendant's demurrer to plaintiffs com
piaini aid gate defendant
lerkiv it
n.unctior, r,7Y .. 1 "" S
injunction restrslnlng Ihe treasurer Pom
patingthe warrants issued to the sherlif
. ! , , L " P'"n s ;
...'ewaae. Hi t. U U'JtlU IU
tbe ,umof$;i.toDavrroats.n.l diaKr-r.
mei.ts and any damae-'es sust.ined bv de
1... .... k 1 -u
V( MIU llljUll..llOn.
An altercation Sunday afternoon
tween r red Page Tuslln and It
Par.
-
fcer ,n tne one side and W W Stewart. ;
the bea'tle at'orncy. on the other, result-
cu 111
ine arrest, avs the Boise City
1,u ,u,m:r '
Cl
dia'urtitna'
the pece. They
were ,
yesterday fined ia eacn befoi e trie police
magistrate. Tustin was once a resident
01 utnn coantv .
Yesterday alternoon
;-;;, V'.
I nine ur me v 'li.cst oetwerii nim and lite
s ...A a-l-1 Iw-I I I i
a.i- i "'6 '
mil lltriTIinn
riciorrior!tcdcIrr.lan:anJhUMtorr"vt.
j SrovouLt Gt9IU A fatt rtir. i
at , . , mr ... .
-iwojwpuij .-saerin Mm-tn Horn Si.trill
Jackson. Ihi. morning, slated that Spoaogle
nan oeen arrcs-ed and that lie wou.d be
home with the prtaooer on Sa'.urdav . Th's
10 sgatas; mm.
i a I HAT
h c,,,meJ M, ood h
1 bu this is an old chestnut.
smoking.
Nearly every paper !n Ihe valley Is now
u,in- ,h, titnesare improving maierUIir.
' The price of arhesi In Portland should
! "e :nce ol ue "wtland should
" '
wc tm same as in san r ranctsco.
uregan Irutt Is very P.-pulr la the East,
j on account ol the World's fair.
George Harper, of Georgia, has been
appointed Indian agent at ihe Cmatilia
i M
Tbe populist who roteJ lor the repeal!
of tSe tjherroan U Is receivm -riis" i
geonerallr by populists.
On the tenth of Nov the Orearon p.r.
1; al I si, HI'v n ...i i is. iu.i
- i j wnui.
I par roll and on Nor ieh
v j-,.
tatl pay
the
Mil lnerv. Mrs E II Turner
Brink Furniture Store. Prices cut
Call and sec for roursclvs.
The Hi'-kory Farm, bv ihe
in the
In two.
Amateur I'o Kr.,la nl.hi s. a.., i i
live scenes. Do not mist'ii.
A..,.. a i i . . ,
merrv-co-round Is lora!2d on t'i-
public swam in front of the Court House, ! V 001 v to-morrow on a trip 1 Pitisborir; Pa., was rj i here toU after
and all II costs l $ cent- a ride. , Crr,c,t county, by way of th- wajron roail. I ,,,. t resulted in a ictory for Smith.
There Is one ticket in Ihe field for M.'
t.i.i l... as-
MlnnvdVs rl' rlmL. ,-r,,,,i.... .....
Mondav.W M Ramsev herds it for Mayor
Olives In Bulk, sauer kraut mixed
nlckles. chow rfwiw isaaSns. 'i
i rlaked l.omlnv. and n.-w raisins 'a- c K
Bmwnel's.
An SiS round Irlp rate lo Ihe Mid-
"Inter fair at Sar. Francisco lias been
1 j - . .
; axJ "c tire
! a.readv la effe;l.
uxeu oy Ilae tlrecor "aclhr The a"p Is
An exchange says: Whenever you
nave a proposition to get something far
i ncthlng, It w:l pay you to
a .a
aiound
it bv !he furthrcsl nau'e.
j At a hard times social in lial.aa bread
and milk was a I there was lo eat. Kirad
water would hare been ha'drr let.
itreau ana milk is a luxury.
We ate still selling! Dres em.', and
Capes an J Jackets at greatlv reducei! prices
c"l We Invite you to exam! the;
Rc-.f. Peacock at Co stoods and nri.e.
I.I.-..-rn.ni Kh.,nh Ita aw
wm .
. , f .--V. . MI J.
nive.1 i tieau.y evening to pas on ibe
j ' f mPocs on ihe government works,
! SxZU wT NeW"
Wssrt, ,00 ... depcal ed i-, the city
I " swaui j wear way 07 USUI Mcti aire
a
hnes met d out
lo ihe deml n.ode
.
j Maker ft
i be the w .
Democrat. Which seems lo
a good many cities do badness.
T.iant solving proclamations are now In
order - . bany Dcmoctat. This most
certslal does not spply lo tiregon'a
Pennoyer. The free silvery tones of his
rr sclatpii-ion Indicate that It Is out of
order Statesman.
A in a month af:er the. merlins of
and Pisnk Parrlsh are to be the proprietors
of the former and Mr K I Ileam of tne
latter.
A man named Durkee, psss'ng himself
off for a rich Eastern capitalist, has been
arrested In Lane county for robbing a
companion of $20 while asleep, now Is
the time to keep ore's eyes open for pre
tended capitalists.
There are buyers going thiough Ihe
country ti cr.age dried prunes at 7
and 8 cents p- pound, which seerr.s lo
Indicate that ii cents would be a fair
price for a fir:-l-class article when the
markets get latrly settled. At cents
there Is money In the business for the
grower, but there is more at 10.- Port
land pacific Farmer.
Yesterday tne Dkmocr at published an
Item from a Bakci City paper, inadver
tently with no" credit giving an account f
eeveral Crook county men receiving
$11,000 in cash In checks cn Salt bake
City. Yeatrrdat Mr A S-nders received
a letter frorr Crook countv stating that
checks bad been protested In Salt l.ake
City, whether these are included In the
numb-r Is not known .
Wspa'o Lake, In Yamhill county, is a
great hunting ground, fhe Telephone
Register says. W K Martin and T J Mc
Cart kllltd 155 jack snipe, Chinese pheas
ants and one mallard duck last Saturdav
on Wapato lake. One daw last week W
A Howe and Chas Ladd killed 101 snipe
n Wapalo lake. Hunters arc charaad
for hunting on this property. Residents
P'y 9' 5 "" ni -residents$5 per day for
their pleasure.
s.sTL'R'lAY
A Salem paper refer to Tom Ksy as
Ihe Wool King.
The big wen with the Chinaman was in
the oity to-day. an obnoxious sight,
More fruit has been soid In Oiegon this
year than excr before.
1 il .iL., . 1 . ,, ,
,h.7rr v , r, 'Cm'
the recelpla being $170.
The Roseburg Review ! out flat footed
lor Ho 1 J K vi'talherioril ol tins clly for
uovernor.
Oregon receiving the prUeat the World's
fair for ihe finest peachen is certainly a
gr ;at feather In our cap.
Mrs Nellie Monteith and Mm W H Ray
mond are in the City the gqestl of thi ir fa
ther. Mr A 11 Mcl twain.
J S Frost, of l'olk county, this year
cleared $300 over a'l, Including family
expenses, on 15 acres of land, devoted to
potatoes.
Pi of Wol tho blind vo'iniat, tx,Mtito
fiive a ooonert in Alhaiiv assisted b local
talent iu couple weeks: It will uudoublediy )
be quite a musical tr. -a. .
!.rhannn'a rilv .i.-la Imt A ......a
! showing, yet Sclo can go soincbing better I
! still. She Is out ofdebl and has money i
111 inc ueasury dcsiucs, scio rrcsa.
Wantrd Everybody 10 see the new
Steam Ktdig Gallery li!i ealloiilnir
horse.
Running every af'trtsoon from 4
to 10. Opposite -ouit House
A gentleman from Ihe East, who icccn'.ly
at rived in isllver'.on. savs be lias located in
7S different places In the past 27 years.
He says now be has f.iund just the'place
he baa been looking for and will slay In
j Silverion.
The r-odtcs of Paul Oeder and Charles
I AILce have been recovered from Ihe Wi!-
1. ,-- .,
1 a 1 t "
...... iiaii.v. 1 r-er.in la 1110 .
suppotd tr. have;bce.i dtored. eight In
all.
Sim Kenny, of Salem, will run a foot
race with Trine, Ihe Spr'ngrield sprinter !
at tbe Eugene bridge tomorrow afternoon', '
at 3 o'clock. They will run 100 yards and
Tiinr will be given 30 feet tlart. urfce ;
not stated Eugene Guard.
A game of foot ball ha. been .rrAnrad I
1 .1 t . i . . ,
,Ur1 "a 1 ' m ' h Albsuv
ti Th. ,m. .m 1 ..1.. . .1.;.
on itur.w r -eit nfk on the An
- m - . ' 1 J
tar! CaaiVafs srcuide.-Cor.a.lui New.
J: 1 I . .
. W'U L9.' ho reoeatlv VOrch.ird
th" hff!" "f ?
rv b-.iraeea, has cone and
!r,u-"'uk'p. a,WU s0k,W"?-
aswsssj to nav
.niww, u. .roi .0 ai'soy oy privasa
UffCIIIIC" IDHinUiUV W Bill B, lilL'urlL
(WlfaL s,.. . . ".11:.
't..
Far! Li lfrrrnc In 11- Smiwik!.'. .....
life do not show un very well for bi n. He
i was mariled three times and car li wife
,iii .. , i. i .u,. ...
i iwo In about a year' lime. Their lives
were Insured; the first was paid. The last
7 year eld girl was inured for ajj-voo.
ferida:.!. The position taken bv the de-
....; j" .... ' , .
XtY the iVirT. Il - COr.-tJcfCli M tffCi!
- m" . T - - ...
toire and Whir r,CT.
social ash Pfti- mi
THVC5DAT
Mrs Wm Fortnaillerand children bate
returned from a visit So Portland.;
1 F Conn and Casper Vandran left this
noon on a banting expedition beyond
Eugene, at which city they were to bo
joined by foot other Nimrods.
IrCCKe!ley has returned from ibe
World s fair. Ihe Doctor was on tbe
; ,hin d - " ,
.4,
st f a- a Lien il came . na
narrations of sight seeing
I . . n . . .
Mrs A D Morris it in Sc;o
on a visit
with her aged mother, peking about
j 0d chsiix. Mrs Morris baa one that was
a present lo her parents at their weddiog
o 1S25. It baa been in Oregon almost
j half a cenlnrr.
John Deadmond went to Corvaliis this
mornina. Mas Friendly of Corval.is
who recently assigned, owes Mr Head-
! ond and his brothers sbont H.SOO for
! loss, and Other narties alone th lrKrt-
i . . . . . '
aw oirr a want rltw r.urnr tinara.
raiDAT-
Mr- Ida iloell is in Portland far ;
days.
Mr -md Mrs Jay Smith, of .Salem.
haw
Mr K IiaTi anJ slaughtwretarne.1 1
iur inm a trip to lac ncrw ? litr.
I Jars 11 S as al lace. OI as::! mI
Mr " " allace. of Salem, assvd
: throtuth Alttanv last eveninz on a trio t.
' -Vngwes.
J M Waters and wife, of Brownsville are
i in the city. Thev liave iost Murne.1 frvaas
I Boise City, wtierss Mr Water
5 are
; arrangexents to build a large flouring mill,
int Christian rharch was itowuVs!
! lt ,'reninr at t,,;, rswption given tbe new
1 fc.a 1 J k Z - . 1 at. y SS V
" ..-i , iiwt as c? v r.
".n-t is iivmunn. .in aii.ires or w,i-
come wa delivered by Mrs Allierta belton
McMurphey. which was iiappily issponhl
to by the new pastor. Sevi-ral musical se
lertiots were ramdered an I Iter I! A Hlair
..!. m m sr.... . 1. . .1 . .
gramme wa over a social time wasenjove-l
and nfowhmcnts serv-l. l u.-vne Hoard
s&Tt arAT
Mr mi. Mr, I! M,sV.nneII ret;inwl li,,.
t """n from a trip to their Toledo ranrh.
Mr Coll Yan Cleve. of tbe Tolclo P
I i-is ...j. it .i 1 . ;
-t
1 ixit i'ii - ii.-ii a r,a 1 ' . a s 1 a. irtiaiiw'
1 " ' - . .
Mr and Mrs Lewis .ludson ami family
haw gone to Albany to visit Mrs Judson'a
mother for a few days Salem Journal.
I r 1 01111 an 1 .1-; r andran returnwd
this noon from a d.ivs hunt near Cobunr.
lney maue a mom u will laae so;:ie live
sh'ioting to espial, bringing home two ihvr.
a" a 1 . . . . .w. . , .
il l-.i potlllil Ctlli ts)ir. lltsaill illl- Ks .ml
2.1 oeleslials. The hunting was great and a
ltter days sport is not often obtained.
A pleasant drive whist party was given
by Postmaster Monteith ami wifV on Thnrs
ilay evening, proving one of tho social
events of the season, nlaaut sixty guests lie
ing present. Drive whist was the order,
resulting in J W Cusick winning the gen
tleman's first prise. C B Winn second, and
W J Ortell the booty prixe; Miss Nina
Parker won the ladies first priie. laora
Vance second. Mrs H J Hopkins the liooliy
pnxe. A delicious lunch seasoned the !
evening's enjoyment.
A li'tta'r was reeentlv res-ive.! bv a m-n- '
tleinaii in this city from t'arl Lindsay, who
will l.e remembered as a student at the
Willamette university years ago unit as a
page during one session of the legislature.
He has lie?n elected county attorney of
Santa Cnu county, Cal. During the cel
ehrated trial of the allegail murderer, Neary .
in Uiat city recently concludeal, Lindsay,
single-handeil, secured tho acipiitrl of
N'eitry. although he had pitted auaart him
several of the ablest lawyers of that section.
-Salem Independent.
A Slate t ml l p.
DOWMIBVUU, Cal. November I. A
lone highwayman held up and robbed the
stage running lietween llowcievilte and
Sierra City yesterday. He took Wells.
Fargo & Co's box. but it was empty. The
passengers were not molested.
ar.tt hekk
I'.iker Bios, grocer.
F. M. Krenoh keeps railroad time.
Buy your grocerirts of Parker Bros
Piae groceries at Conn & H.ndrioaon's.
.sew oream oheese just icoeived at Conrad
lyers.
M
P .1 Smiley job printer, Flinn Block, doea
tirst class work.
Smoke tbe celebrated Havana filled 5 cent
cigar at Julius Joseph's.
Dr M II Ellis, phvsioian and aaroson
Albany, Ore in .
country .
('alls mats In oit):or
My fall line of MACINTOSHES and
OOS iAMKRS, inoluding manynovilkie
f
aale.
for laaier, uussi ud children, it now
S K Young.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
UoimI Prospects:
Washington, Nov. 3. "The adjourn
ment of this long-to-ta-remembered sea
fion of congress bring with it a great
,.....,. a 1 : t ' a 1 ir 1 1 1
"i;uoc oi 1 circa remnor v ooruetn u"i
hen asked for an interview, and with tho
above s,atemont h(. began it. Continuing,
ho siiid:
"Ve met aniid!-t the crash of huiiiness
disa' rs, bank failurei and all the dis
tress d incidents of one of the worst finan
cial panics ever known in this or any other
country. We adjourn with quiet business
circles and a fair degree of restored con
lidence prevailing in all parts of the conn
try. It will, of course, take time for the
various business Dunuits to fullv recover I
irom tne overwhelming linancial shrxk and
tho depression which has alllicted the 1
leeoatr for the last sir months, but sims j
of hoa thy Improvement are now viable on j
every band, and good omens for ihe em-
ployinent of labor come from all quarters." I
1 "
Tboae Sosnlnauaas.
Wamiiinoton. Nov. : Tbe fwnale today ,
confirmed James K. Roosevelt secreUry
"WW" at London, and rejected that of
Henry C C Astwood. of New York, to be
the consul of the United States at Calais,
France. Mr Astwood is the colored man
against whom a fight was made on account
of his having lieen mixed in the BMn
Pinkstone incident in Ixmisiana. at which
time he wan a retiulilirn Amnnir the
important nominations that lapse by rea
son of an adjournment are those of Horn I
blower, to be associate justice of the
I supreme court, and lio1ert K Preston to be
director of tbe mint.
Sufailae laa II,
Wamiisotos, Nov. 3. Quite an excite-
.'. 4.--.T". . 1
, meat was crcaUd on the streets Ibis morn-
UKBl wui IIC11CU 'Jll INC HiCdl. lull nmrti- ;
Ing bv the anncuiiceinent that a craolt had
attempted to gain entrance to the White!
,,ouie "i;b avowed intention of ass as- j
-tlng Pieshent Cleveland, and that he
rre.ed and taken to jail. I
T,,ro,iB Pto'e gathered around the
Wouse aurl jail trying to gel a glimpse of
tie crank. Al bo:h the V bre House and
n'-hi: knOW" 0 Xhs I
A Trala Meat! t p.
Little Rcc k, Ark., Nov. 3. The fast
express train 00 tbe S:. Lout., Iron Moan
.atn ft Southern road due here at 2-ta a m
was held up and lobbeJ by seven m isked
men al Orphan', Ark., at 10 o'clock to-
nisrbt. Cond actor I I' McNalt was she
'nJ,kille! Wiaen the train stopped at the
stanou tiso men jumped on the engine an :
ri-iwr-S "-, -i-ytuft- ar.f! I.ri.i.n t fc
" I'TZl . .
-a .1 s . ...
uiemiu uie cipirs c, . sonoucior .n..-
Nallv rrtlirr.nl ihi f.r Imt I., wr.a .,nf
! and silled. The robbers then overpowered
the metser.c-r an 1 loolcl the car. after!
ki-s k. 1 ,r.
ers. and at ibe paint of a aualrti relieved
i all Ihe passcngeia of their valusb'ea.
that an explosion ctirred yesterday after
noun on board th? steamer, and that soon
. after she was bom ing Eerceiy. Tbirtr-five
people were drowned.
Site Orca PaelSe Sale.
CoBVALua. Xot. 2. The execution di
i retting tbe sale of the Oregon Pacific was
' placed in tbe hands of the aberiff this
; morning. Tbe sale was fixed for Friday
leor.iber 14. A deposit of ftJOO.OOO in
rotcey or certified checks is mj aired, tbe
j same to be applied on tbe parcbae cf the
! sale it confarmed.
aa MiSwr lad tr irtl
; Poet Tow'sem. Nov. 2 After 15
; days in (session, tbe grand jory coccluded
! its IVoors today by indictins N W tHear. '
now editor of ibe Morning Leader, and
s t'ari M. Sweeney, both ex -clerks
of tne
auditor oce. rn chargw forgery. Orear
i "-' tuwrwu. vn m iwuuj
Mx rewpie KlITt-d.
, New York. Not. 2. A boiler in tbe
stables of tbe Drvdock. Kast Broadway i:
! Battery Surface Pilway Company, at i4th
Z. X . --,, It miJ33m. 1 Vl
'ay canaing death and destruction. The;
section of tie boilding in wfcich the boiler
wa located collapsed. The boiler new'
t fIWf trTt n'1 tbe double t
leneaKasx.
it rtaw TtrvT atr.vr If ar, et
building wa str-sbed us and throe men
were instantly kilis-i arsd nearly a score
were injured, ss-tvral cf wbx a hav since
- - -
dical.
ran Baaaalwc-
Y . Nov. "2 Tae twj-
asUSJkl
mile foot-race fcr a rarse of $.") and the
chaanri'afaJ.s r,f ira- world lstapn Smith.
I li .rr T r , i- ... -, i
at thi. citv an. r.rent! M s innand of
I who won easily in i'-'U tinishm? fuilv
1 sh.i s,.n pan r in i- i-.: finishing ruliv
. Aa) varda ahs-ad- The I .-t niile was made
.. in
j I. .atat-f Mee:
l..w. vr s XT.-ii --- -
in a airo of tims Th rana is f'srlaivj 3
to be the tact that Pr.-siilent Hippo! te isj
j morally bound by a sevret treaty to cede
l the Mole St. Nicholas to the I'niied Stats. ,
) 1 l s a - s , rs 1 1 i 1
' mm UUI iif ia uisp.wil io IU uii uis sxc
traci. provitietl sSaS niter win assist mm
ajrainst the revol:
which ni 'y be occasioned
tberrly.
A hatsartrrtsltr rrws-:asatlwa
iaiJTIf, r. Nov 1. ,ovenor 1 eniwtor
j 1?ard ,hu Thanksgiving protlama
, , " . .L r -.u -n
j 1 do liereby appoint the fourth Tours -
ly of tbe present month as a day -if
10 xnoitroiy t.i ior me
, u:mMDai ne aaas BBsaawasi urn tr,ts com
. ... . . 1 . u 1 s .1 . .
. .. miwiui iwwaa irwsnt year ou
as nueeo. tiecn most tseneticent to vMir
t to our
and ill-
tlnl.a aara.I I .,a a 1 ; 1 1
i i jnuajtH ano in-
i made gold aione full legal tender monev.
: has so dwarfed and paralyzed business that
j the bounties of providence are now denied
rt'.,-..! v iii-?-i i..i . , v 1 ji I, .il. nil. inu
: J? nunuresis ot itiousanas ot people within
,b national domain, who are not only
l,"l' s'jment. out nxe aasti simuui 1
I ,n wssSW of procuring focxl. raiment or I
l,AnA SWS.2C. .1 .1 t , I
I " -"-. nirivn're. uie i.m-sij'.e 01
1 'n-if. n re urn ir.inKsio i.ol lor bis co.1-
ness. 1 do most eaxncstlv
r-x -.Mutih'nd that
I they shoti d devoutly implore him to dis-
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. .... -. "...v. .- .i.l i ' u, 1 ! .ill;
I nited Stales to secure tbe restoration of
diver us f ti 1 1 legal tender mooev. in
accordance with the policy of the fathers
of the republic whereby our industries may
be revived, and tbe Oonest toi'ers of the
land mav procure their daily bread, not as
alms, but as tho reward of tneir labor.
The Bill l-.rpnr.l.
Wasiiinotxis, Xcv 1. Si'ver purthases
by the governn-.ent ceases! today. The
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....,,.-,. ,. ..III. .1 M-..III.1I., II II i.i.HII-..
in extraortlinarv session was accomplished
at 4:25 this afternoon, when he affixed bis
signature to the bill to re;e.vl nncondition
nneondilion.
ally the purchasing clause of tbe Sherman
law. Only 27 men could be rallied for tbe
last stand by the silver leaders. The vote
stood 19-'t for concurrence and 94 against.
When ihe original bill passed the bouse.
August 38, the vote stood 20i to 100, so
that, although the total vote today is small
er, the ptopurtion is practically the same.
A Tkeasantt lulled-
Losnox, Nov, I. -A special dispatch
from Cape Town says the troops under
command of Major Foibes and Jameson,
administrators of the British South African
Chartered company, occupied Bnluwayo
after several lights in which the Matabeles
suffered heavily . Tue first fighting occur
red between Hope Fountain and Bultiwayo.
where the Matabeles hod centered their
force. Tho Matabeles" loos is reported to
exceed .1000 killed and wounded. Ali
Mashona'and reports confirm these stories
and agree that Matnbele power is utterly
1 .r. 1 1.-. .1 .
broken .
Will Be ae raatfusarniral.
A Fatajroisoo, Nov 1. Notices are
Ksted in the offices of the Oregon Pacific
iilway Company announcing the positive
sale of that road, together with the steam
ship Willamette Valley, lVceruber 15. D
K vaughn, ueneral nirent of the com mm y
here, announces that purchasers are ready
to buy the roid, and so soon aa the sale is
consummated an additional steamer will
probably be put on between San Francisco
and Yaimina and tho railroad extended
farther east.
'fuoairr.os'a Glove Fittino Cosskt, cne
-
of the moat favorably known lines in the
market, with extra lone waists, are far sale
! & K Yoi no. j
I later IT OfRT : '
lliitnon k Hantiam Canal Co vs South
ern Pacific Co. Continued.
Henry Amrrierman TF4M Ins Co; re
covery money. Settled.
Santiam Lumbering Co vs Frank Wood;
recovery money. Judieut as jjer stipula
tion. Harrisbnrif Water Power Co vs M B
Sehrxrling. Verdict for $150 for plaintiff
B W Smith vs Minnie E .Smith; divorce. ;
Continued.
W S Denham vs L A Woodle et al; fore
closure mortgage. Contiunel.
W S Henham vs L A Woodle ct al ; fore--
closure mortgage. Continued.
Q L Calavan va Rekafll Ititrict No 22: '
recovery monm-
lodgment for plaintiff for
9l, for defendant for . wts.
iiarri.K,,, tar.t.. i nss.
,j y y Mendendall . 10 condemn rtarM
0 wav Nonavit on rnoiion of plaintiff,
, . . . ..
. reon " ,rel g " lifr
ilaburg Water Power Co: to enforce in
junction. Defendanj discharged at co.t
OI ,,ale and rciaior.
rmt National Hank of Portland ugt i.inn
Oninty National
Hank; recovery money.
Continued.
Archie Gardner agt Wm Logns et nx; to
Fannie Neff agt Joa V Neff; divorce. !
Granted without costn and name changed '
to Fannie Schmidt.
Annie Vulgamore agt Arthur T Volga
"tore; divorce. Continued.
City of Albany agt A A Haw ley; re
covery of money. Judgment for defendan
City of Albany aj;t H M Keller. re-(
covery of money. Judgment for defend
ant.
City of Albany agt W II Vvarner; re-
" . . , -
coer O,mone?- lodgment for de.encant ,
City of Albany agt Cliter Skeela; ;
recovery of mont-v. Jadgm--nt tor defend
ant.
Frank Zimmerman agt John Bom-
etech ; to eet aeide attsch ment and for
damages. Continued.
Lizzie Blakely va Cbas A Blakely ; di-
vorce. Coo ir.ued-
H P and Mary Milier agt I J.' and L A
Woodle ; recovery money, attachment, i
! t-'ontinaed.
j Crassn & Menzies atrt Harry Wilson;
j recovery money, attachment. Referred
o II C Watson and continued.
: r,nv.n a lEaaaaiaa mm t W;i.,. A f-i.-.. .
1 reco.erv money, atUu-bmeot. Referred
to ,j c Wateon and continued.
Kicltard A Kulnerford a" Hannah t
SXO
therford; divorce. Nonsoiton mutioo
flfnt-:n.;ir
I Khswart et al agt Southern Pacific
K B Co ; possession personal property.
judgment and el ianiaiTes.
! W J Brwe & Co agt W ilson & Cbase:
foreclosure lien. Referred 10 HC Watson
W A Schooling vs E E Comever et nx.
Continued- " I
G A Whitney vs J L and ;BeTt7eC?ow.
judgment.
Adjoorned nntil Monday.
Ada L Anderson s W E Anderson : i
application to modify decree. Argued.'
Decision Monday.
Milton Hale vs Bank of Oregon et al: !
foredosore mortgage. Motion to strike ont
part of complaint soaitted. Judgrneat as
j.-r . .p.. .
C H Stewart et al agt W J Brace A Co.
posett:ori raerrorjal rarorserlr. Verdirt I
J after trial, lor plaintiff.
"mm
A sinirie xbraTteen-aurp hon rant imoft
this sexaaran into Polk conntv t.:. .. and
raeitesj ns owner a larger profiL
perhaps than was derive.! from ihe largest
wheat farm in the couctv; and while the
wneat srviwrTs are waiting for a market,
this man has sold his err p. raid his debts.and
has a neat balaare to his credit in tbe
bank Journal.
Governor I'enraover has set Nov 23 as the
time for tbanksanvin?. President Cleve-
a nata
the old custom has
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- . j , . i..- ...... i . ir.AT n: izw
month. It is safe to predict tiy people will
.consider the PrrsitiVnts message first, it
always having been the custom f.r the
President to Srst i&oe hi prorlaaiati''n and
the governors of the i-tate foilow. 'neccet
will with to Ve thankful on tbe aSaSM day
as the 'iiher states.
orvTnir Pennovers titan ksxrivinir nroc
iamation is attracting general attention. It
. win continue tne pvrwral rvrantataon 'rv -
gon s snajsnK ba of Is'inir .-niaarr. It
j probabae this is the Srst irtan-.n? in which
politic, wm ever ran Into a tixaiikaajriTiag-
I IwBCaSsassSaasi.
Hardly a single vjmraiaint of 'slow col -
iestions" have Isvraheard sofarthis uioxtth.
'. .ilectirans have been reported much above
wL. -. - - . a . 1 1
' '-s.' mum a i . 1 u. ina saar
tst swawa rnonurs. inerauoati c'cao-
; ion then, is that moos-tary natters are
gradually getting batter, .ind this is most
weacorrat; saews to isersajn in ait buaniiws. It
is rum-ired that the bank.- have begun lend
ing tnoasry once trsorre. Salem Independ
ent. '
Willamette vallev peopie are better off
- man in mcs-t ss ti. ras i4 tbe world. let
- "see.
1 1
We bad a hie Isaa crop at big prices, j
heat r a all sated, our fruit crop was i
our SIK.lt v i ..: saved. CHIT tTUlt crop
; a suet
:ir?e.-fi
. a STKrwa and we itave no silver mines to be
anecteu. in tfteru Washington and
- w -...
j x all lost, thsv have no bops or fruit but
twenty of silviv mines: while the rate of
interest would stagger a 20 per cent bonus
ti,-,....., 1 -,,.. .11.1., Mia .......
! If tlv hare anv wheat thev get 10 to 15
nents less ier bushel thin in this vallev
Among the things sen at the World's
fair are an l8kMQ rlock. ln PaUv"s chair,
a 17.iV.J cate. a 2fi tn block of coal. John
Wesley's emit a glass umbrella, tbe May
IMPS! Bible, hue worth tlOOO a vartl.'a !
tll.sscl ntijnM, a tree 26 feet in diameter,
one of (Hailstone's axes. Orate Darlings life
boat, tea worth $17' a pound, MNyBM
worth of watches, a 900 year old dwarf
cedar, a IkO.OOO pound chunk of salt, a
saOO.OOO Siaanish vase, a 12 ton lump of
alum, a 8IMW0 cow. 20.000 pound ,-heese.
a $100,000 necklace, an 12 pound Chegon
salmon. Miles Standish's clay pipe. l"th
tvnttiry vases, the first umbrella brouirbt to
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i saie c . o.. a piate glass ixn lnclies. a
I1C
.,
?wo a"',05-',aff to? stil1- f?-
! ,,n " l""onua in& asnawi containing
' -" Miu-iars. Mine- LW VKtr IVil iin.
The Portland horror has been the main
topic of conversation . The public gen
erally wishes to be indignant against
some one in reference to the matter, and i
are trying hard to place the blame One S
paper proposes to make the city of Port-1
land, which owns the bridge, responsible, !
unaiiw viiniaa as uos strung enoug ti
to atop the car.
Spokane owes a municipal debt of
2,200,000 or a total per capita of T76, or
$380 per family. Comparing these fig
ures with the city of Port1and.it is found
that the total indebtedness of the conso
lidateU city, including water bonds, in
1802, was f 1,445,000 or $lti per capita.
The total interest eh
Portland on its municipal indebtedness
j exclusive of water, was $30.132. 25. The
1 al . . '
totai interest cuarges ol Spokane, exclu
aive of water bonds, is $66,400, including
street grade warrants. The per capita
on Portland is 30 cents, Spokane $2.r4.
Ex.
A well-known young man at the college
called at Howell's jewelry store yester-
I day morning and left a watch that he
1 said for some reason wouldn't run. The
I jeweler opened the cases and there,
asleep on the running gears was a thina
r,l-a. wSlI w -
that Howell took to be a woodrat, and
was aoout to smasii u wun nis mallet,
when the youth made a dive for it and
made off with s lock of hia tootsey
i, ,,.vt.,n' Li. Tha ma.r.:... S is T
, ni tnanv ss nasir. i nc inni ii uinrv a r i na
i wat."h at onre nroeeeded lo hnam
Corvallia News.
" How good digestion wait on
appetite.
And health on both:
1 tolene Cottoieac Cot toko txtolerx Coetokae
( v.iiln :oolie iColtolene Orttolen ' rrttoloe
To assure both the above eds,
gofld, wholesome, palatable food is
iemaaded. It is next to impossible
to present a sufficient variety of appe -tiding
bills of fare fur our meals with-
out a liberal alloiejuice 01 pswrv joo
other food in which shortening is
v quired. How to make crisp,
healthful, digestible pastry has
nuzzled the cooks. A difficulty in
all good cooking in tne pas na ucc
lard. Always fickle, never uniform,
roe
'caw
oe
most unwholesome lard hasatway
lien the bane of the cook and M
-re
o!sucleto "good digestion.
COTTOLENE
r-., 1 miAlene tjMumeue ijoaaax im
L'M'Atnc Ctmaieot jrua tf2SliiSCS!
rrmes now into popular
c
c
favor as the new shorten
in? better than e-en the
Cor
Cot! best of lard with none ot
, .ra s oujecuuuituac 4
ties. And
COTTOLENE
f.omes attenaea oy wmi
APPErne mo health;
Grocers sell it all about.
cruse a tx substitutcv
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE ncA'sV-
Oa jes wear bwib? W scad la seed try a pk,
best in tho rortd.
Star Bakerj
Cor Br a4ttlai and Firwt t
CCKFD MEYEB, PSOPRlEiOB.
asasatc-wl rretts,
fclasssar.
Urled Frails .
Tobssces).
Hsigmr,
(sflee,
t avatar'
Qoreuxwar.
Vege'.a jle
Clear
Ssrice.
Tea.
Lit..
at :
:-.r asfs aat
tLl.L,
KINDS OF PFOBUCE
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Caveats, end T n Ae -' s: is btaiwwd.andall Pxi-j
T t - .. ii ii l mm.1 f -,a si si mmrmr aTrs- areas S
Ovs"otrctuC:-tl sTpa-rrwr Orrwr.
isi we oaaseenre rates: ic .eiau. e -asia.
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r.i oei. lirswg r i3L. wLtk Oesacrtp-
rios. We -tisc if patesasls or wot, tree ot !
ciirce. Otarfoeaotccet-rwlaaseaaww
a wasreMccT. ""rlow to O tfiaua lal wl a. w
cost d 13 tie U. S. aaad saarcasaosaaaa
seat free. A'ess.
n. aa.SI.OWtx.CO.:
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tmmwwwwmmfwwwwttmtm ississssssvj
o. Ms iFarland,
Harness-and -Saddlery
Display in the Door
ARE YOU
a newspaper wtv sr. anttwr, artist,
pnbUaVasr cr at s artaswr r
II you are, er Interested In any
ii the above. TJ shouisl reast
TrIE JOUF i A LIST.
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want I a reach the above 7
Thu S'lverttse in
Tax: JornxAusiT.
Sa-m rlpth n s.cs). rtau.
Ave ' i,in ".airs oa appiicaUoa.
At.L'v.N rORMAN.
Mass and Proprietor.
NassaC Stmsi. XxwTobk.J.T
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REVERE HOUSE
.LBANY - ; 9RECi
AS. PFKIFFFR r0PklKTUK
Gladstone has
A dear Head
(WHY? Because be follows these
rules: "Keep the head coo!, the feet
warm, and the bowels open." You
can have a clear head and live to be
ninety if you do the same thing.
When the bowels fail to move dar
ing the day take on retiring two
Smith's SmmiU Bile Beans. Their
action is so mild that yon are not
aware of it. AH day yourmind will
be clear and cool. "Not a gripe in a
barrel of them." Ask for small size.
Take no substitute for SMITH'S
Bile
Beans!
N. K. rAIRBAMK 4t CO.,
S ST. LOUIS and iNj
5 2.25 JM!I-7S
felrBa boys
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ACADEMY
OF
lad; of Perpetual Help