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ALBANY,ORKGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IT, 1893.
VOL, XXIX.
Entered at the- Poi OBlce nl AU.najf. Or., M He conn-ll Mall Mst.er;
TITKM A l TriV,,Iibli.hrr-a.d Proprietor.:
so n
Bookaiid Job Printing
GAL BLANKS, BRIEFS,
Commercial Stationery
A Artstic (Wedding Cards, &c
IN THE LATEST UORRECT STYLES.
rything First-class mnd De-J
livered on Short Notice.
SSMILEV,
iOCK, YtCP.
The Oregon
A'itn it-, home
R A1 . V,TuT - -
tsVGray Sk.cl., corner Llbeity atsd
MAKES a specialty of Sunnyside'fruit tracts near Salem
WjtH sell 5; 10 or 20 acre lots at $50 to $60 ptr
cre small cash payment lore time' on balance
or particulars.
PATRONIZE. HOM
THl FARMERS & MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO!,
Albany,
rtKAit, Presideat.
J L COWAN. Trauiuw.
J Cowan,
4en Flrnpaon, K F K--J
J K VA(hrrti)rU.' CJ
ALSO D13TBICT AQBKTS ros
several Solid Eastern and Foreign Companies
NEW : FURNITURE,
M
Y STORE 13 NOW FULL OK FIRST
cf bed room Ktt. chairs, lcnoges, etc.,
BOTTOM
FORTMILLER
Undertakers - and
TTE KtEP rcnsli n i I 1 1 d s full
VV coffins. Alto I niit.l ir l sr.d
which will be old at
The Lowest
EMBALMING and 'be proper
HO EXTRA CKARCIi FOR
ALBANY, - - MASONIC
ALBANY CIGAR
J. JOSEPH,
WHOLESALE
Only White
Portland, Okicjn.
Open all the year. Btadenu may enter at any time. Catalogue free.
X5 A BUSINESS EDUCATION PAYS.
IUI 1MUAAH
mniinw
lT over
ulaiiti.
. which lead to
e.t pocket.
drusslat
Fur Sale in Albany .ore., or J, A. cuasisu
MKVuKS ASUArrSK IS1RU.
Land uo
office at
- OKKGO Ti
State street, branch office In POrtlaii'
INSTITUTIONS.
Oregon
J O WKH -.MAK. SocioUj
Geo F SIMPSON, Vies ProedJanb
O B Uontnlt'i. H -rtarntior , I W rL
Si i irt- i VriUrnn.
- CLASS rUBNITURF, CONSISTING
which I will tell at
PRICES.
Thos. Brink.
& IRVING
Eiiibalmers.
Hr.e cf '.: ta;ic, c) th
v rd ; '- &t
tub, in icsdcloth, -ti-i
living Profits.
care of the dead a specialty.
A i
HEARSE OR SERVICE:,
TEMPLE, - - OREGCI
FACTORY
FroprietoB.
RETAIL
Labor Employed1
A. P. Akhstrong, Principal.
aeiOTAnprvi " kkvk sreos
ntO I UnCWi Tlilswondertul remcl
uiiauunu wcurajj nerou aimwi, soeu at weak Meniorr, ot Ural
Power., lleadaeLi'. WakeruliiM. l.,t Manliiol,NIliil Kiul.sluua. Norvou
Deai.auarainaaDaKi.Aor puweria ueneraureonrana of either hxciuiw
bToTer exertion, yuutknalrrrora. eioeulrs nae ol tobacco, ouluni orstlni
InUrniltr. ConaumDtiou or lnhanltv. Can bn carried In
cket. Si per box. a turns, br mail prepaid. W
written iuxrinl l furr.ir refund the) m
ti. -Alk forlt. take no other. Write forfree Mndl
. Wllliavifr iiraiT .a
rite for frae UaiHamI Hiiok Me,it Keal
eacr Boia or
In plain wrapper. AddreuMEHVBaXBDVO..MaaonleTeniule.CulC'AUU,
und br UOIXilfH ft Met AKI.AMJ, Uruwiau.
Tim Kixhehoabtk.v. Last evening a
public meeting was hekl at the Congre
gatioca! church for the purpose of tSeet
in g a permanent organization of a SCin
dergar'en Association The meeting
was ft success l'rof W 1 1 Lm presided
ami announced the object. In order to
living out the kindergarten idea Miss
Helen Orawfoni read selections from
"Pftisey," a beautiful kindergarten a'ory
told by a San Francisco kindergartener,
Mrs Trow road a paper on the object of
the kindergarten work with good illus
trations of its results. Mrs Knight and
Miss ltallou, ot Salem, rMt called out
and responded in a comprehensive man
ner, impressing the importance of the
work on those present. Hie Albany
Kindergarten Association was perman
ently organized bv the adoption of a
constitution ami the election of Q W
Wiight, MrsTatham, LB Montanve,
Mrs W II LM.Ul Smick, Mrs Trow. Mrs
TJ Wilson, Miss A Hart, Mrs lr Mas
ton, Miss Helen ,'rav. Ford and F V Nut
ting as dim-tors.
The object of this association shall be
the promotion of the beat educational
interests of the community, physically,
intellectually, morally and religiously, as
developed through the . kindergarten.
Anv one who will contribute to the finan
cial and moral support of the association,
and sign the constitution, may become a
member and have the right to vote at
the annual meeting. The annual dues
of members shall be fifty cuts.
Fuom Mt. Taiiok. Tho disi aglet of Mrs
Williams in Portland think there is to be
an asiension soon, whereby all the people
are going to be carried ur into heaven.
Her followers, located in various iarUof
the city. lire daily working on their new
white robes. which are made something like
a Mother Hubbard with wing attachments
Their slippers ;ire also made of white mate
rial, and the head is presumably to take
care o. ltseit as there is no .l;,';ulxro.ir u-tng
prepared. Mrs Williams' follower all Siiy
that she has positive knowledge and indis
putable proof of the hour of ascension, and
thev look with nitv ami commission un.'.ii
the thousands who have negWted to become
one of them, and conseiuentlv will be left
behind. One of their disciples said that
their lolies. that is. those of members of
the faith, are altogether different from or
dinary humanitv: tuat after theircuitomary
"fast" their bodies had undergone a com
plete change and were composed now of far
better, purer and more holy material. Hie
disciple further stated that this ascension
had long been anticipated, that they were
prepared for it. and that their sect would
just as surely go up bouuy at the proper
time as the sun would shine. Fx.
A Smau. Fokti xe. Dt II A Ihxnis last
woeic soul the Juilance ot bis cop. abv.it
'i.irl r---.:i.-!s. He I:.;-; i . .- .:-'.'. 'A t
Phil Xeis tt Co 25.000 'this would make
approximately 100.000 pounds which at tiv
current price 16 cents a pound, would
amount to $16,000: an excellent revenue
from 75 acres of ground. The price re
ported bv the Fugene and . AHianv ruixrs
for this last sale is M'.. cents. This i-
vrtainlv a mistake. The hops raise ! i r
Pr Patis are not inferior in iualitv. and
before and Sauce this sale w.ls made dealer
have been in Harri-UiHv offering- 15), and
lb cents. Jus; why stu-h an improbable re
port, should appear in such reputable pa
pers as the Fugene tuiard and the Albany
Uemocrat. is difficult to say Hnrrisburg
Courier. The basines; was all transacted
n Fngf-ne. and the I'kvih-bat took the
tiuard for authority, and believe it was
correct.
Lekaxox . Although
this city has sc
an excellent tire
cured, at great expense.
service, the insurance union refu.-e to re
duce the rates of insurance, and have even
raisod 4iM rjatos on sooso. - Our mIisqqs
should paironizeVthe hme comnaBje. or
carrv their own risks -
Atrr. Somers rvturne.1 home yesterday
from "Portland. He reports rerjr iavoral.'.e
in reganl to the case of the Linn l ounty
Bank vs the Bank of Lebanon and others. in
the I'. S. court, which legal business he
went down to look after. He filed his
answer, and came near getting the case
thrown out of court.
Schacht. U'uipke tc ."steiner, the San
Francisco firm who has lought a great deal
of chittem hark here of Dr Lamberson. re
cently m;de an assignment, with large as
sets and liabiliti". Before the firm failed
they had contracted with Ir LamWrson for
five tons of bark, and B F I lodge and Zim
Reynolds are out near Irain peeling bark
to till this order. Fpon learning of the
failure, the Dr asked the linn if they could
not get some solvent house to take the or
der. This they did. and the work of strip
ping the cbittem tree still g-s on. Ad
vance and Fxprets.
CocLDx'r Jxt It. A suit as brought
in Astoria to test the right of the city to
assess and collect a tax this year, as was
done by Albany. The Supreme Court
has just rendered its decision in the case,
as follows; M S Warren, resp, vs M C
Ciaaly, al, app ; appeal from Clatsop
county. Judgment of the lower court
affirmed. Opinion by Lord, t'J. The
xurt held in this case that the general
law passed at the last session of the leg
islature providing for"a more convenient
mode of making aMeeements and collect
ing taxes had the effect to repeal the
proviaions o! the Astoria charter invest
ing the common councilof that city n ith
the power to aasesa property and collect
taxes for municipal purposes. Under
the provisions of the general act the
poser of the city in reference to taxation
conhned to the levy. 1 he assessment
and collection of the ci'r taxes now de
olvee upon the county officers. The
decision of the court in the state ot Ore
fon vs Wrighr, 14 Ortgon 5, so far as it
conflicts fin the opinion herein is over
ruled.
liKTTtK Ofr WilJ.'OlT Him. Wi'l C
arlton. of Corvallis.bas skippcd.teuvmg
is wfe liehmd, and a large number ol
lebts. ' On lbs 20th of last Juue Carlton
as married to Miss Hetty iiolman, who
had $500 she bad raved from school
teaching. Carlton run through with
neatly all of it besides borrowing moiey
from ether Corvallis peop'e. A few days
szo he came to Albany and has not re
turned to his home. He has probably
left the state. Ilia wife is to be con
gratulated. At the same time the expe
rience should le a warning to young
ladies to know something about what
they are doing when they get married.
The Champion. Postmaster Monteith
lias received a letter from Minnie the boot-
lack reo, jesting him to forward his "male
to that city, and to Mr Minnie instead of
to Mr Zimple as there was another Ztmpw
there. - He signs himself champion boot
black of the .world, who will "changel any
one for 12000 cash.
t?r'.'i - . . 1 in .-
".umr'.ti'.n afc ailmernW v.e
often deem trivial a com uiu
airougb. Consumption tl;u;;ac
qtiireil is rightly termed "Con
sumption front neglect.
Scott's Esiision
not only stops a cold but it is re
markably successful where the
cough has become deep seated.
ScOtl's Emulsion is the
richest of -fal-foods yet
the easiest fat-food to
take,
an I
It arrests tuastc
builds vfi healthy
ft
It.
Kesan ' hi is irt V. AH .InirxrinU.
IiOB HALE. 1 r will uad for ood,
gray mare, soveu years old poifoctly
u nils for women and .children to drive
Call on K W Acliison, at'Marb'.e wo k-
A BaJKAIRC Wbitku. The I!banon
Kx press hits a very live torivspoiiileiit at
Waterloo, Here are a few lines.
There is some talk of a W-bbl (louring
mill heie. but tirst the community is aakea
n.s usual to furnish everything and let some
one take nil tho " Toll." Why not combine
and dig ditch and build mill by a joint
took company.
The science of dancing, as devrlopinl by
the average Waterlooite. consists in a few
vigorous hops, preceleil by a lusty stamp;
said stamp can lie heard a distance of seven
Mocks. The good old davs of smooth danc
ing have departed (from hero at least, I and
in its stead we have something that cannot
lie deserilxvl; a kind of cross between a
barrel factory and tieorgo Sanford's ma
chine shoo.
Of all the dry speeches in the last decade
it lias Uvn our lot to hear, was one de
liverod in the church by the Hon Steen. It
coiiMstiMl of an extract from the Oregonian,
inter-porsed by a few of Kork's old anee
dotes. To think that the average uuin will
bo persuaded by such iui orator is prepos
terous. VVaterloo will trolt its over unless
!',.., . nu ii,,i w, 1,1ml li 1 in. iiMiiir Hi m .1, I
. ": - !T?"
iiriuiiueuriU progressniu or a simple pro
blem in compound interest,
WouTn Ssitxa. The Iunsuiuir News
tells the following about our own Joaquin:
If the Commissioners will give us space we
will exhibit at the Midwinter fair the old
log cabin, wlurh was built and occupied by
Joiupiiii Miller in the early ViO's near this
place. The cabin stands there now in
about as good condition as when it sheltered
the famous poet of the Sierras. The walls
have been pierced in several places by
bullets, and some broken off arrow heads
are still imbedded in the logs. Joaquin
stood off adout a hundred Indian warriors
one winter. s day. who were storming his
retreat. One arrow entered through a crack
where the chinking had Iwn knocked cu.
cut a swath through Miller's luxurious hair
and boried itself in the wall lievond. nail
a lo K ot the poet s nair to the wail,
arrowhead, with the hair around it. u
? seen then- this dav.
tob
A. Bxcrnxs Rack. Talk about the
sport of the fox hunt, it is nowhere beside
a chase for king salmon in his own domain,
says the Oregon City Enterprise. Sunday
morning the water was turned off at the
head of the locks to eruiit certain repairs
to be made in the canal, und when the
water was pretty well out of the canal one
of the workmen discovered a large salmoa.
and immediately gave chase, t'ne an I an
other joined in the race till nearly all of the
men at work were trying to catch fish for
dinner, but the wily salmon eluded them at
evtTf turn, and the race furnished lots, of
sport, as many of the pursurers would strike
at the fish with spade or other convenient
weapon only to miss him and fall into tlv
mud and water. After the race had passed
the length of the canal August Huli h
came out clinging to his prev with both
hands while with bis teeth he firmly
grasped a fin. The fish weigbel about
thirty pounds.
Tue Fix.vxt iALOrTiooK. CiappA Co.
of H V City, send out weekly over the 0 8
to the papers a market letter. The co
just received gives th.? following financial
outlook. The person interpreting it is en
titled to a chrotuo: Progress is developed
intelligence demonstrated in the ; reduction
and use of things. Seeds of discontent
with ignorance and poverty grow into de
mand which f:-sters production. The wealth
of nations the average comfort of its
pxnet classes. Additional factories and
industries are the only evmse for eastern
officers and revenue eo 'lector. Production's
expense account is not lightened by addi
tions to cost of necessities or vices. Grow
ing opinion points to land valoc and public
tan and bars ov- American merchantmen
in every foreign and donetic port.
Oaioos Ao vissr Tnt Won to.-The
Eugene KeeiUer tells the tol owing: M
II Hariow fr repon the Het crop of po
tatoes c have heard of blt f '. lie
planted 15 route' of potatect in the
spring on three acre of ground acd has
jus! harvrttrd Soo bushels tf good aound
poutoes. A man in oephme. couaty
haa been bost'.ivg f lining plat. led (,00
pound, or one-ihird as many a Mr abi -law,
and hrve!ed 13,000 pound, or one
fourth a many Wc call him down. Mr
Harrow's crop ao'.d at 4o cent re' bushel,
the ruling price at pr'tent. ou!d yield
him $3, or $ic6 67-", per acre." Oo
! our table i a paper from lawr, one the
bel nates tn trie fcsat. telling ol a man
wno nas sold hl crop from to acre lor
7s cents per buhel, bringing --s per acrt
and boast'ngly arte, "Wha; other crop
mil do a web.' Could Mr Ilirlow tell
hi crop at the .im- price, thev wou'd
bring him $630, or $joo per acre. How
dees that compsre with Iowa.1 Oregon
ag.intt the wor d:
Pfo ABLT Lost There is a possibility
if not a probability that theiKrOGOof
Agricultural college funds on deposit in
the Job bank at the time of the suspen
sion will oe wholly lost. It will be re
membered that shortly af:er the bank
passed into the hands of a receiver that in
order to secure the college claim, an at
tachment was p'aced on the property by
treasurer Shipley. It now develops that
-1 . 1 . . .1 , r
ine ai'.uciimetu was irregularly issuci
Having neglected the opportunity for
making proof claim before the assignee,
the date for which expired'October 3rd.
if the technicality in the isstist.ee of the
attachment is held to be valid, the college
be without any claim w hatever to the
funds on (ic posit when the liana suspend
ed. The exact amount of these funds is
$I7,6I.7J and by en much the remain
ing creditors will lie the gainer. Cor
vallis 1 luies
Contrarv To Law. I) !' Uarroki,
who resides in Linn county just opposite
Siaton a arrested Ian evening in
Norlh bairm to answer to the chaige of
runnin;; a traction engine over the bridge
aero 7'jti Mill creek on L.ttcrtv street.
without having previously planked it. It
t claimed tout he ciid flit tome time
during lat June. MrHairoUI.it is un
derstood, a t that he was simply tiding
po" the engine, and that it was in coarse
of other parties. The complaint was filed
in judge Uatchelor s office on the 19th of
August. The defendant was relea'ed up
on Ids own recognizance until 8:30 o'clock
this morning when his examination wili
be held.- Statesman.
A Tkami' Ukwaiiukd. A man named
Swoper. wending his way from San Fran
cisco tn Portland, on foot, called at the S P
K K oliice in this city hvst night and re
ported having found and pulled n crippled
)iv oil of the track, alwut one mile north
of H"nderson' station. . Section Foreman
l atu rson went out and on Ins return .veri
fied the same, whereupon tho 8 P company
showed their appreciation by, granting to
the said Swotie free transtwrtation to Port-
land.'over the rest of his journey. Kugene
t uard. 'As the tramps get free rides any
way, it was not such a wonderful reward.
MoKK lo.NoiiAMusEs. Several gentlo-
inen from the east, friends of W A Howi
arrived' in Carlton the other dav. They
ciimc to the const expressly for shooting and
sliiiiiHtl . all their ammunition lv exiiross
thinking Oregon vtw u wilditrness. Hie
express . on their shells eost. them 90 and
the differein e m cost hetwiN'ii the east and
west amounts to but 82 tier thousand. They
intend to take in all-the good' hunting
grounds from British Columbia to Mexico
before reluming. McMinnvilli! T. M.
Col IIooo Coming. The Democrat is
Informed that Col T Egenton Hogg will
leave New Vork City about . Dec lit in
pecial cat, No. 303, the finest ever on the
Pacific coant, and wilt come to Oregon by
way of.the Southern Pacific arriving here
in time for the sale on the 14'h. If this Is
11 canard It is not our fault.
BetO'l I.niiiTs. At a special meeting of
the city council on Monday, night 'Council
men Hyde, Daniel and I tarnish were ap
pointed a committee with powers to enter
into and make for thoeity withG M Coffey,
n contract to furnish the rily for street pur-
jioses (i, 2000 candle jiower arc all night
lamps. It. is also understood that the citv
is to advance the purchase money sufficient
to buy. the pror, dynamo and that -the
purchase is to be mode iui mediately. lVess
oi vr cbt.
(J.N. Dtiiican, ctitinty Judge; Win.
ItiimlmiiKli
win j. . riiK'n, cuimluiimerij
Hill i f lleorge (learharl, ?500 coi
also bill P .1 Smiley.
tinned,
Feci iii S'ale case and gland jury fei
lowed.
Application of Smitli'Cox et al for
county road granted d viewers ap
pointed. Resignation of l C Siwjpeon as Justice
ofdist 13 ai accepted. Riley k'heltun
appointed
Continued, bill ofGUm ft I'm Ihomme,
1B&M.
Kdward Hamford wa 'nten.i to reform
school on romplaint of tries liauiford.
The following bills were ordered paid :
Aid Mary (Jalloway, $5; Hail family,
5 00; Mis Clark. 6.0C; V A Henderson,
$10 00; Cox family, $10. 00; lira Roberts,
f00; Mrs Kit's, $10.00; Sarah l'resnel
and Matilda Ktnworthy. $10.00; R C
Reiup. flo w; Mrs Il.ickenbury, $8.00;
. "J"MW",viT .,jti .
iienaersoniatuiiv ol "scei Home, ti
Mrs Hinusan-t .Mrs
ai lor.
Joimson, stuw; Mai
iHarritlHUT I nrnlr (' ;.
and bridges
Oregon agt Hnncan
t iregon agt Wong Tai; 33 06
Oregon agt t rauk Harby 3i 55
Cilass A l'rudhomme.stationery
15 1.0
5 66
9 IK)
1 N
4
13 20
25 00
2 00
k m vvaie, mails and bridgea
; W Vi:lie, roads and bridges. .
V II Templeton, bounty
San'iam Lumber Co
V G Hayne, reads and bridges.
Klectric'LightCo
tavend.T X Calder
Matthews A Washburn. C II
Albany Furniture Co, acct poor. .
It W Moses, roads and bridges. .
R Sylves'er ACo.roads and bridges
Oregon agt J F r-imBion
Oregon agt Hammell
(irahani A Shaw, roads and bridges
F Russell, supt
O Black, bounty
KTT Fisher, surveyor. . .
j, 1 1
15 00
1 D
4 I?
3 00
5
... -
"5 !
C4 00
53 I
2 00
7 50
7 50
IS 00
3 00
I 75
J I Wigle. account roads. . .....
H L Kuer, roads and bridges. . . .
F M Kier. roads and bridges. . . .
Hopkins ISros, Cll
Dr J W Wyatt, account poor
Stiles A Nutting
00!
J" Vr 1
Oregon agt Sadie Too'-e
Oregon agt Chaa Miilern.
13 15
30 30
32 00
26 00
53 00
15 00
9 7
2. 20
4 00
15 U
2 00
15 0
15 00
6 M
Bel row, keeping pauptrs
John Csher, janitor
C C Jaccon
Downing Broe, reads . .....
Mrs J J Davis, poor
Fortmiiler A Irving. coffin
i F Russell, supt
N P I'ayne, aid poor
W C Davis, acct poor
Henry Lyons; acet poor
Jas Roberts. rc-ba? tax
J O Dnnkard, roads
Klieabetb Morn. aid
Allmnv Furniture Co, aid poor
Trite Miller, ntx, r-Ad and
bridge -
Kxaminati'.in Kd Martin. inanitv .
1 J Smiley, printing .
19 il
'
:: i.j
t at... printintr
KTT Fisher, met poor
Train k Whitney, printing
Klnuey & Iiuvis. n,isxvlaneMAS . . .
A J Bievir.-. aTt roads
Frank I euk ins. 'assessor
J W Kugh. few.
J N iKincan. acrt poor
Brice Waliare. few
Win Rmabangh. feat
J liuncan. salary
Wm Farley acct poor. ..."
J F Kueker !7T
C C Jackson, fees
Jerry Hay. acct roads I
Oregon agt J H Marks
I At
fori
rest of .S W and F Boss
C C Jackson, fees.
B F Conner, acct road
00
F S Crosby. Cll
24 W
John ScbmeeT. acct roods
- I
1..
X P Favnc f .
Bm
J W Cooev. who has
lien w ielding the paint brush in thi place
for tbe past six month, left on Tuelay
mMT.i.tg for I ahfarr.ia.
Hush Montgomerv met with an accident
last Sunday evening which will lay him up
for some time, tt bile travelling tbe street j
near the flouring mill be fell frcm the sido
walk and broke one of his lea jut phove
the ankle.
The hop company ken of in this a
Ij'T
The
memlaTs of 9sS company are W C t'oWy
Henrv Arcnilnld. L 1. Sav and J i Imne
They have purchased HO acres of land in
tiie outskirts r,l S-xitli Brownsville of Henrv
M 'Far land; c-vnsideretion tIO.000 They
will commence active operations imim'-
diately. and as they are all young men. fuil
f pu-h and energy, we predict that uecvs
will be the tvu!t . tlieir lalsirs. Times.
Watch tub lies
dalrjmsn of Ma- M
W Weeks, a
county, sijt each of
hit coat raise? ( him lour zoo pound hog
from the tkim 1: 1 buttermilk, with the
astittasce of five huthcls of Kin. The
grain, at piescat price, it worth $2 50 per
hog, and 2 poundt of ilrested pbrk it worh
$12. beirg a . -erer.ee at $9.50. Four hogt
at 9.51 means $3S. th? profit to be ob
tained from "left-over" product ol the cow
A Hedical Rra'aies Away Cash.
J. F. Smith & Co. of Xo. 855 Green
wich St., New York, the manufactur
ers of that favorite calbarP g known as
Smith's Bile Bc-sns, havo adopted a
novel plan. They ask the individual
buyers of Bile Beans to send their full
name and address, with an cutsidc
wrapper from a bottle of Bile Beam,
(cither sire) to their office, and they
give f- for the first wrapper received
in each morning's mail, and fl for tho
2d, 3d, 4th, 5th and 0th. Kvcry day
$10 in cash is thus sent to their cor
respondents. Ask fc r SMALL size.
SEK beki:
1'aiker Bros, grocers.
F. M. French keeps railroad time
Bay your groceries of Parker Bros
FUe groceries at Conn & Hendricson's.
Nw crvain cheese just tooeived at t'. nra
Meyers.
P J Smiley job printer, K'dmi Block, does
tirst class uotk.
Smnke the celohrated Havana filled 5 cent
cigar at Julius Joseph s
Dr M II Ellis, uhysician and surgeon
A ; l .a : 1 .;' 1 l.'dU malj In :. 'or
oountry .
Kkei Ci.kax.--A good way is to have
your clothes washed clean, not so that they
smell of' Chinese expectoration ; but are
odorless, and tho dirt is washed out and not
poumlod in. Richards A Phillips, nt the
Albany Steam laundry, ' do the-istd work
at low prices, bin1 only white labor, citizens
of Albany, mid are entitled fo the patroniige
of our people.
Mii.i.inkkv. Mrs M Ituoy and diuighte
desire to inform the public -that they have
moved into tho rooms lately, occupied by
Mrs Sower und are supplied with a line U
millinery goods of quality and prices to
suit the present hard times, llo uro to call
and examine their goods before purchasing
lsewhere.
Put up in neat ntclmlinped bnt lies, miprar
coaled. SiwU ffilu Uei.na. fctu. ixr hvtUo.
Wheat, 50 cts; oats, 2$c; hay,$S baled;
wood, $3 to f 3. 50, taken In exchange for
sewlni? machines or organs on hand nt E
U Villi's music store. Also on all book
accounts ot 6 months standing. Sewing
machines from $J5 tol35, with my per
sonal guarantee for 5 rs.
Shiloh's Cure,
p, tne grsat cough snd oronp
1 by us. l'ooket sisa contains
cure, ia for aale
wenty-live dosos.only 25o. Children lovo it
othay A Mason.
fI7 00; Mrs ,
er, 1S.(X.
Toad
I 27 75
47 40
NEW Volt I, LKTTKK,
New Yong, November 3rd, 1803.
It is safe to estimate, that on Tuesday
next, a battle, not with weapons, but
with ballots, will result in a victory for
the people. The Empire state of New
Yotk is in danger of disgrace, and the
memories of Hamilton, Jov, Seward and
Fish, will urge on the people of the sta'e
regardless of party affiliation to main
tain the honor and manhood of the first
state in the Union. May.iard must be
beaten. The New York Bar Association
which denounced the nomination, of
such a man as May..ar.l, guilty of one of
the most serious crimes against the ballot
is working day and night, to accomplish
the txpected result- Carl Schnrz the old
veteran German-American leader, and
I dose frier.d of President Cleveland, has
denounced the nomination, and advoca
ted the election of Edward T Bartlett.be
fore a great audience of Germans in
Cooper Union on Thursday night. Taw
many Hall is making every postible et
to increase by the aid of many re
peaters, and false registered men, the
democratic majority in this city, but the
people will seal the fa'e of the machine
on Tuesday next.
A Wild Bear at Large " "Oreat Ex
citement near Gramercy Park." "A
Furious Lion Hold the Fort." And
I more such headlines arpeared in the
i daily papers. The story relating to the
! much exaggerated romance of a metro
politan stable, runs something like this:
' a - - L 1:1. - : i -
irua.u 4-jiKi.Eo smina:i'.'u;iniii came
i, ,111a v uuuii j , iucaiiiuii 111,; rpctirx t
wild animals at the World's Fair. Upon
arrival in New York, the company found.
' to its great sorrow, that the "show" had
1...... ... : 1 .t. ,..!.!. v.;. r",.
ivr.i ivtvi cu ov toe iiuiiu a I an t.ui
.:..;.. t , i.:.. 1 :..
. iiiixsiu.iri 9. ,'ivuci ijciu iu luiturui.ir
S demand, the company opened headqoar
2 ! r in New York renting part of a stable
on east Eighteenth street to store Us ani
mals. Among the troupe was a very
clever kangaroo which ave regular per
formances, at one ol the dime museum,
boxing and wrestling with his trainer,
being the particular features. The rev
enue derived Irom the clever trained
kangaroo,
just about paid sundry ex
. penaes, but the management was at wit's
tend, trying to cause some sensation
which would rasnlt in an addition to the
a'leged company's treasury. Su-e'.y the
idea which was followed out successfully
by the instigator, was a very deceiving
and novel one. The fact was reported to
the police tbat at a certain stable on
Eighteenth street, a lion had escaped
fr jm his cage and was making every ef
fort to escape from the stable, the doors
whicn were lrricaded. The news spread
that the Han. called Sultan Wallace, bad
nearly killed his trainer, and had half
devoured a valuable trotting horse.which
was in the stable at the time of the esca
pade. The result of this great advertis
ing, drew a crowd around the stable, and
the tolice were called upon to "keep the
public out ol hx.tns way " For two
days the paper- gave the affair the most
i'lusiratrve space and prominence. At
lirst, this little story sounds romantic.
true, and enticing, but when will great
bad been carried loo far however, and as
soon as Inspector Williams announced
bis determination to shoot the wild beast,
it became quiet on Eightee ith rtreet,
and the king of quadrapeda quiet y re
turned to his cage. The valuable trotter
was bought by the management, when
the Broadway horse cars were replaced
by the cable cars, and the exorbitant
price of 115 was paid for the -'great
No he had no teeth. Toe "awfully wild
Hon" is nearly forty years old, and bis
teeth were drawn over ten years ago.
Sar'i a "fa'e" never has been attempted
in New York before. If the public haa
,.:. a. ., ,k. .n . .
. . . , aa , u. : 1 1 . f x-c , w v. - . '
' ..,: . ..1 ..i r.
' . 1 . ii;.r-',aii. 111 ivi,iiuui irwiia,
almost harmless lion, it can do so for the
small sum of 10 cents. Go to Huber
museum and sec 'he "untamanle, man
eating lion" Sultan-Wallace, engaged at
a salary of a week. Such are the
methods of the money makers in tbe
! metropolis, and it is only one of the
mnT vensing "laites pracutea ,ry
W?1' h l,Te bT their w its.
At last the will of the people has Iwen
enforced. With the signature of the
President the purchase clause of the
Silver Law of l'JO is annuletl The ef
forts of tbe silver senators to force the
anti-silver majority to compromise has
resulted in a hopeless failure. Th? firm
stand taken by President Cleveland has
been commended by the leading finan
ciers, and the action of the republican
minority nnder the leadership of that
e'-alwart financier and statesman John
Sherman, haa also been a source of de
light and pleasure to the advocates of
sound money. All is over now and a
general revival Ol ousmess is looaea lor,
as congress has adjourned, having ac
complished the passage of the repeal act.
Tbe merchants ol the city are divided as
to the advisability of changing the ex-
istitsii tariff laws. As soon as the wsvs
and means committee report" some bill
providing for a mat settlement ot the
tarin ouestion. a deeded deg-ee 01 un
certainty will continue to linger in the
commercial centres of the cour.try
Wj. K. H. aboBMCSL
11 him is M tmk rBcsLvr no
J K .u!!itrari. Secrttarrl cf the Amatecr
Athletic Coinn, President rf tne Puticne
AthSstic Clob. and Athletic Kditor of The
purtia; time, writes
'For erj I havo hewn activly cot!0ct
ed aitli athletic spoilt. I alaaja f mual
it u ir.v a tvan'-age to u Allcock a t'c ous
lUt.er utule io training, a they qmcaly
irmore sMssNSS and ttiffoew : .nd when
alt, ked with any kind cf p.iuis tho, result
of light coidt, I always uted AKcock 'a
with beneficial reaulta. 1 hv noticed
tlitt most athletes of the present day use
nothing viae butAUoock's Plat;rs.''
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
A Pure Grape Cream ol Tartar Powder
la Olden Time
People overlooked the importance of per
manently beneficial effects and were sat!
fied with transient action, but now that It
It generally known that Syrup of Figs will
permanently cure habitual Constipation
well-informed people will not Juv other
laxatives, which set for but a time, but fin
ally Injnte the system.
Tub Vbrdict Is uotnimoas that Will
.Stark carry the l-$t Yin; of silver ware I
the valley. T'oey nave the varieiy an 1 qua
ity, a combination th tt count! in buyi
ioojs. An inspection alwart carriei co
rlction.
Whatever may be the cause of blanch
ing, the hair my be restored to its origi
nal color by the use of that potent remedy
Halt's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer.
Yi:, TTOU Can see ths finest line o
fa"-Mies for suitings In the state at V R
Graham's. where he has a tailor with few
equals on hand to make them up on short
notice. Get the best and roost stylish
suits of him, A new feature will be the
making of ladles' cloaks to order, or the
altering of cloaks to the latest 6tylcs, and
he repairing of cloaks. Price) "rs bat
tom ones.
Vreea ool.
Don't be tempted to invest in them. You
will get Into trouble every time and In the
end poverty and disgrace. The genuine
Uncle Sam's green goods are the only ones
of value. They make you rich ; especially
when used to purchase Simmons Liver
Regulator to cure your Indigestion, dys
pepsia, constipation or bll'.ousness.or drive
away malaria. Don't be tempted to take
nythlng else In place of the Regulator.
Dr,
Price's Cream Baking Powder
Forty Years tbe Standard.
SOME FA4TS-
Secretary Carlisle's order to the mint
superintendents 10 prepare for the coinage
into standard dollars of the silver bullion
purchased under the Sherman act indicate'
a decided change in poliey on the part of
the administration in regard to the gov
ernment's silver holdings. With silver
pu rebuses at an end. ibe administration
proposes io utilize the eigniorage which
will be gained by tbe coinage of the bul
lion, and in this way help to relieve the
treasury, which is confronted with a deficit
of 150,000.000 at the close of tbe fiscal year.
If tbe full amount of the bullion is coin
ed tbe seigniorage tbat will be paid into
the treasury will approximate 158,000,000;
but, with the limited capacity of the mints
the whole of this sum wilt not be available
fur three or four years Tbe iiecretaiy of
the treasury cannot anticipate tbe seignior
age, or. in other words, ca'cu'ate tbe
amount . and then issue silver certiBcates on
this basis, for tbe reason tbe seignioeage
does not become a treasury awet under the
law until the bullion is actual'y coined
Toe additions fo the treasury balances from
this source, therefore, will hardly exceed
il.5O0.0O0 1 mouth.
But for ibe provision in tbe Sherman
law which directed that 2.000.C00 ounces
of rilver should be coined each month unil
July 1, 191, about one ear after tbe pas
uge of the law, no tcigniorace wou'd have
lieen utilized up to (bis time, as no o'ber
Hirer dollar have been coined.
That the administration snoo'd adjpt
tbe policy indicated, shows plainly tbat
tbe treasury is in need of immediate aid to
meet (be demands upon it. The seigniorage
on the basis of tbe 3C.O00.O00 silver dollars
coined doting tbe first year amounted to
$6,900,000. and the greater part of this was
used by Secretary Foster. If the silver
bullion had been coined from tbe first for
redemption purposes the treasury depart
ment would be abb to immediately issue
upward of 120,000.000 of silver certificates
on tbe accumulated seigniorage. Bnt the
silver has been stored io ibe vault' and
now in order to realize tbe seigniorage the '
vast amount wid bare to be turned into
standard dcl'-srs.
Perhaps the usj of this seigniorage wjuld
not have been advued if the Sherman law
bad not been repealed and tbe purchase 0
silver stepped. If this seigniorage bad
been taken advantage of tbe issue of certi
ficates thereon might have served to further
dis'urb public confidence- Witn tbe chief
source of alarm removed and the issue of
treasury note limited, however, it is not
thought that the issue ill have any bad
effect. Tbe use of tbe seigniorage in this
way will have the effect of increasing tbe
circulation, and this is the only means,
outside of the bank circulation of bonds,
that is provided for making such incense.
It wili not e-ioal the increase under tbe
Sherman law, but figuring on tbe capacity
of tbe mints, it will amoont to upward of
.000.000 a year
The operation of the new policy, however,
nxiy lead to the retirement of the treasury
no es of small denomination- When
u iun coaracieY ate redeemed the
may not reissue them, but use silver dol
lars in their place,
every doTar so redeemed would tt add
to the protection of tbe gold reserve- Treas
notes are redeemable in gold or silver coin
at the optkm of the secretary, and they
have played an important part in the with
drawal of gold for expert. According to
treasury furores, no test than f5-2.230.000 of
thtsL-aeof U52.O00 000 has bean redeem
ed in gold. Just what the secretary "s plans
are in (bis connection no one knows, and it
is doubtful if any line of policy bearing on
mis point nas ueen cecioea upon ny
admmit'ration.
KSt.iyntATios or chisem:
Although Congrett amend; J the Geary
act to as to allow the Chinee
ix months
more within ahich to register, 't
adjourned !
ilboo! mtking an arproptiition to carry J
oat the provisoot of the act. The chairman '
theCommittee on Appropriations bad j
cogciiance ol Ihe Treasury Department
need of money to carry cot the law, and i
It probable that if the urge-it deficiency bill
hat been passed a ciaose appropriating
enough money at leit to begin operation
woald bare been iiitcned In the bill.
At it is, regitlration under tbe act will not
begin until an appro,)! Ution is male. Mti n
bile the internal icyenae bureau of tbe
Treasury Department will make all its prep
rations, and as soon a ibe money is avail
atle the bureau will be prepared to assign
its officers so tbtt ihey can begi.i work at
once. The Lure: c has assurances that an
effort will be made to get an appropriation
bill through in the early days of the session
so that the work of registration will not be
ng dtfetred It it aii that ail the Chinese
now in the country, approximating 100,1100
can te registered in sixty days if they prompt
ly take advantage ol tbe opportunity.
WHERE IS PAaOSI
M t person are tir.der an impression
that tney know where Palis is. It is jutt
at likely as not that they are mistaken.
Indeed, it it open to some question whether
anybody can say exactly where it is.
It is very well known that when ihe
longitude of the Freuch capital was deter
mined tome eu ago there were discrep ancies
between the two parses of observers
esgaged in the business. The discrepan
cies were never reconciled, and the dlfli- j
calty was got over by adopting the result
which seemed most likely to be correct.
One thing, however, is pieity certain
if we tre to believe the statements of scien
tists, that In 3,000 years or to the gay
metropolis, or the bet part Ot it, will be
covered by the sea.
For the mathematical ohsei vtions of
the Krerch engineers prove that the south
of France, especially in the iccioa ' of the
Pyrenees, U gradually rising, while the
north of France is undergoing a process of
depression at the rate of two-fifths of an
inch per annum.
THE ELECTIONS.
While at this writing it is nut possible
to spenk with certainty as to'the result in
those states about wtich there was nny
doubt, it must be conceded that lurge re -publican
gains appear to . have been m.i i,-.
This need occasion no surprise. It is a
rule in politics all tho world over that the
party in power always suffers if a year in
which an election is held happuis to be a
bad year in business, ' If the republicans
had been in cliargo of tho administration
the democrats w .mid have swept things.
It was to be expected that the first election
after the presidential contest would show
some reaction, and that reaction has been
intensified by tbe hard times. When con
gress has' taken action upon tariff reform
and business ha begun to lecover there
will be a' different story to tell. Seattle
TWrgrciA.
SOME fKAllE IHDICATIOMS,
If anybody doubts that we have a secure
basis for a profitable year's business a con
sideration of some simple facts and figures
will enlighten him.
There is now in the elevators of the
princin'e cities a "visible supply" of wheat
amounting to 68,979,000 bushels, against
59,402,000 a year ago, 34,664,000 two years
ago and 19,715,000 three years ago.
During the three months of July, August
and September ,our merchandise export
exceeded imports by t46.650.344, while for
the corresponding period of last year Ibe
imports exceeded the exports by tl8 221,
322. There is here a gain of $94,871,666
in balance of trade for tbe first three month
of Ibe fiscal year over the corresponding
period of last year. The balance in our
favor has been aim jst exactly paid by im
ports of gold, bnt there had been enormous
exports of gold during the last six months
of tbe pteceeding fiscal year there must he.
in one form or another, a still further influx
of foreign wealth to.baUnce the account
Sow tbe menace of an unsound currency
is effectually removed there i every en
couragemetit to hope for an era of large
trade and g.-neral prosperity.
Tti acos-a inui
Some panitant of final cause bare lm -agined
that tbe tscoo was given to the earth
to at .rd it light daring tbe night. Bat in
this cite natar would not have attained the
end proposed sloe we are often deprived
al the same time of the light of bath son
and moon. To have accomplished this end
ii would have been sufficient to have placed
ibe moon at first in opposi ir.n to the taa
and in tbe plane of the ellipt'c at a distance
from the earth equal ti the one hondreth
part cf the distance of tbe earth from the
sen, and to have imp retted on the eanh
snd moon parallel velocities proportion!.! to
their distances from the son. Ja this case,
the rrooo, being constantly in opposition to
the son, would have described round it an
ellipse similar to that of the earth. Thete
two bodies would 'ben cons'antly succeed
eacii other, and as at thii distance the moon
could not be eclipsed in light woald always
replace tHat of the soo .
THE sTATESWAX STILL rSOatKIFD
Says Ibe Ssslt'-e Post IntelUgencer:
"Teanover by a ttupid blunder declared the
fourth Tbartday in Novmber,ThanktgivtD
day. Generally tbe 'fourth Thursday' is
right, but tbis year there are five Thursdays.
It is redicbus to ascribe the incident to ine
govemor't ttupititty . la this case the stupid
blunder is 03 the part of the P-l. Statesman
Rut the Statesman at first very stupidly
attempted to make n appear that custom
fixed the fourth instead of tbe last Thurs
day as Thanksgiving day, bat in the ibore
it seems to acquiesce in the tact that it was
wrong but' intimates that the governor
knowingly aele-red the irrung day but had
some hi J den motive in to doing. One who
is very close to tbe governor says shit it wa
merely a mistake on me part of tbe gorerno-.
growing oat of the general impression tba
kaal
Ih: day.
A oi' parch from Topeka, Kansas says:
Additional ret ami from Tnetday ' election
swell the repataiicaa pluralities, and the
popaUstt, so hopefal yesterday, concede
that they have been badly defeated. Suffi
cient retatas are received to warrant tbe
rcpnblkant' claim of a large plurality of
the aggregate vHe, aad it will probably ap
pear the victory is really a majority over
both populists and democrats . Of the 13
judges elected, r-opulitt Chairman Bretdent
htl claims only 3. with a possibiliTy of 2
more. At the republican hea j;aartere Ibe
following summary is made: Republican
coca tie, 45; populist counties, S; divided,
25; Io be heard from, 37. Republicaa
officers elected in divided counties, 105:
; popbst m same, 39.
So raiJ is Uie rrodacuon of thip rive's
that one train of roils fsedt four machines.
which turn out sixteen tons of rivets :n
three tbiftt of eight hours eacb.
C Mourning paper !s going out of fashion
abroad. Instead, a little ttianr'e it printed
tn the earner of the envelope si d the note
paper.
02SX13 EXJOY8
Both the method aad results when
Sjnip of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
EnUy yet promptly on the Kidneys,
ver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial tn its
effects, prepared only frcm the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and havo mado it the most
popular remedy known.
1 byrup of Ftgs is for sale in 50c
and $1 bottles oy all leading tlrug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO
St V nAHCISCO. CAL
loumiuz. xr. new raK .r.
WANTED
At the ttoie
Allen Bros.,
formerly owned by
BUTTER,
EGGS,
.LARD,
BAUON,
and CHOICE APPLES,
tor which
possible.
I will pay the best cash price
B F RAMP
DYSPEPSIA
Is that misery experienced when
suddenly made aware that you
possess a diabolical arrangement
called stomach. Ko two dyspep
tics hare the same predominant
symptoms, but whatever form
dyspepsia takes
The underlying ear use in
in the LIVEii,
and one thing is certain no one
will remain a dyspeptic who will
It wm comet
Aeiulty ut
Stomach,
Expel tool cases.
Allay Irritation,
ASSSSS DtgasUoa
at Cbm tmL-i
Start the Liver working and
all bodily ailment
trill disappear.
"For aaore than three years I suatnul with
Dyspepsia ia ha wont form. I tr.ed several
doctors, bott-.yaaordcd ro reUeC AtUnltriel
Satassas liver aUsaaaSar, wfcioh eared aciia
abort time. It n a good merliriar, I wooad mat
be wuhet it." fasasa A StaaSat, t i 2, Fa.
" EVERY PACKACEl J
Baa oar Z Staaap tat tad on an
J. U. it I LIS 4 CO., Phiiadeliii.,
aSaa at it. ax
Crae cent a dose.
Tani Gbxax Cotgh cx-bx prctoptiy- caret
AU ' . . ... Viu W.I
Throat, Bca.teceu. Whx;;ir C:
Aatirsa. k'.T coup-i 33 it ta.? r-.j r be
has c-red thocta-da. end will CXHB TOtr if
taKeninnsie. bouttj
actec. For a Lame 1
' Prttjuiaes en a gu&r
BafJT or Chest, cso
SHILOH'S BELLADOWMA PLASTElLSc
CATARRH
REMEDY.
re vou Catarrh ? Thl rfnxriinarta.
teed to care juu. Price &; eta, Icjecturtree.
ILFAJT C0LLI8JATI nSfPUrl
ALBANY, OREGON
a8Ql, 1892
tru Ten aaeoea Septeaaker Me
A ft 1 corps of insliiiiSias.
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S3 SHOE m&'Wt,
Do joa wear tera7 WVa next ! oesd try a salt,
best in tho world.
$3.00
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2J0
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$2.00
res Bors
1
lfv;.ant a fins DRESS SHOE. cc& 's His latest
styfas, aoe't pay SS to $3, try my $3, $33, S4 00 sr
$5 SSwe. Tbey Bt etsil to castD-s iiue asa iocs 3m
ar as writ, if yea aish to sceasraiwIsysttrfbettBar,
dotobyporctasiag V. L. Doogjis Stoes. Haass aal
pries tta-i?d oa tb bottom, kxs for It ahes jsa buy
yr DorOLAS, Erocltton, Masa. ScU by
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