The state rights democrat., May 11, 1894, Image 1

Stab
Highits Beroocrat.
VOL XXIX.
Entered at Ike Post Offlre at Albany. Or., as Secantl-tlaa Mall Mallen
ALBANY.OREGON, FRIDAl, MAY 11, 181)4.
-i n . 4 UTTIVU.ra. Ushers' ana Praarletara:
N 41
k-VWVi.t . at Mam. , W I a. B-jWg.
for Infants
Caatorla la to well adapted to children that
'recommend it oamjioriartoaiv prescription
3wwn to mo.'' II. X ,Ucnr4 SL IX,
1U tVx Oxford Gfc, Brooklyn, M. Y.
Ths was of 'Castoria ll so universal and
.ts merits ao well known i bat it seems a work
af supererogation to endorse it. Few aro the
intelligent families who de not koep Castoria
althla cu-jr reach."
Carlos aTia i n n
Star York City. I
Ths Csxtto
HAVE i TRIED DRUGS AND FAILED
to fint a cms fob
RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO. SCIATICA,
KIDIZEY, LIVER and 3 LADDER
COMPLABe.Te, DYSPEPSIA, ':WE-3ACK,lc
t - jz&
.CA
SW'iit -ra- ji"
I-BN .ifiB-Jtf t, . B .eV;m OUO fl tlOUl-iO. -1 UO1 WOO
jm&3tiB'?1 ; V f f&W trt.a S,rw.u ivbility.
EasVaFESlK - ' laV.'L'-c:'' or U. r:i .11, tl. Female Cam.
mwi35r& -3Fli't- i-l . .-. . :e cm'. II! heal a,
vmmW mf ' .jr." it e' set, of a vnsos. i'iws. w.irr?
0T Q09 pas br-ok Tblll CT. ESOH TviEX,' boaii .-read y arery yaasc.
nldfilrmatred -nc at mau, aen aonled, 1 .e. Tr. Sancr3 BtercHc Belt is r- expeii-am
uwr Hrt i re:nnd thoc-cds ic rorr ; h ; in ord -st-r. after ril i:t r trtire afjulet. aa caabt
mown i.7 ;.nnorp:! ir ataaaa iBTr.sa t -sr ;clH
ox wut- iu .vc yetrcLa; Mttera tm lhur .njj:j-1
OaCMt .
Mlil1! I I ana- I MIC 4 1r9 (
T .JpM, l-ar i ii-.- 8 uw MdOiiLkM
J Tfca! tf,-.til U .:.': : Oa VktsaJ
alOkOaU a :- l-tl 09ftiyt l-JK-r. 1
a -ry tuvd I s-li r.u. a aa t
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lila bat vtb a i i.fi far taw . w" . I h ve ' nr
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uab Ui-. ttataarcnl. aiM rar rr .cor aall 01
M Tuir Touw, 11. A. Iki 'i.S aJTmik Si.
Rl!E'JntAT!SM AND JMSKr.S CURFO.
Dr. a. T. SanflTi.. lr S-irr : iv 9 f yonr bttita
two wvkIu atfO fo: rb - tc-i-.n. Iron. a I eafferad
foraeTajrai --nr. yr i Uc pas sis -if tfea I had rot
laanahUto rt, V ui lia-i J. in almoat
pan v waim :n a o we s i r. .tp u t t cac
aw II er e. ortam .mj li.c i.-. maa
rally.
Hotel.
NERVOUS 0PJUT-VOSS OF VIGOR.
Dr. A. T fanden. Dear bir : I ha b yd naioa roar
Aaetris bait for xenaral Dervoo aoiiity. and to-d
faal bet. w tha 1 hafor Cwayaara. XrawasaiHad
in vicox daUy, acti . tronjr m awaryjn.
Y j-n grata foil i, ClIAC LUETKA.
lavoina v. .isn., o.iooar zt, aacL
THIS DR. SANDER ELECTRIC BELT
a a eompta saivanic battery, made into a belt so as to be easily worn darts w r" or atrC "i a4 m
ain. .oothlns. pr locked c j -rents which are Instant y tell tbroocboat ai re.t parts, ar w. forfeit
w8,M. It has an lmaroved Klectric Snan.na.ry. taa aiualual bona aver ft vea weak men. and
e warrant it v. core any of the abov weaknesses, anf. to enlaora Virontea ambsLOt aaray or Inn
Kefanded. They are graded tn atrengta to jena all stssms of weakness In rutin . 7i..10K-av irctx
nA wiii enra Kan aasial anasaaj i sjaafcjggjj Aodrasa tar tail tafunzjaLsuav
8 AN DEN ELECTRIC CO
3RD AND WASHINGTON, PORTLAND OR
Toe Best Shoes "iia. a
for the Lcait l.oney. gsan Hf
Ti iiiMiiiiiafafr s Li
53
S5,
L. DCUCLaS Shoes are
sssw ''
Law-9.mW.w.w.wHVaa-aawaaJm7 k. U "a- .w&W
!BB1 awaaamaawa--awaLs-H.awpasas - ink BaniaTI J. sWssaw
W
SatUfactlon at the prices advertised than toy other ma!.;. Try one pair anJ be con
vinced. The stamping ol W. L. Dcuf:!as' name and price on the bottom, which
guarantee their value, saves thousands of dollars ani.i:ri!y to those who wear them.
Peak rrs who push the sale of W. L. Pwiaa Shoes gain customers, which helps tc
Increase the sales on their fulj line cf , . , ,,, ,-ra to ee:i at a Ir... nf
and we bellev. yon can ratv. xnai.ry t -r b"- Sj, BN r r-a of t!i dear ai-...'
LEB
PA-R0NI7" HOM '
TH FARMERS & MFRCHAKTS IKSURANCE CO''
llhanj,
CKa Trealdtnu
L COWAN, rresuMirer.
Oeo
I Cowan. Geo F Simpson, -V F K-vl, U
J K WeathertO' I. 0J Mtu
ALHO DlbTMCT
several Solid Eastern
UaNUrtrtii
Bam
nraniaaa. aMiara,uwnoaiair. w rue rr rri i iw.a nont . e
iipiuin wraptx r. Address
Alany.Ore.,by J. A. CI M.ViN'i
FORTMILLER
Undertakers
ro nl'i
and
WE KfcEP ccnstantlv on 1 ard full line of trelailc, rlolh rti v.i.rd casktts at
tcoffins. Abo burial lot es and mils, In 1 irsrlrloth, alrrt,rl n if ,tt
which will be old at
Tho Lowe.t, Li'slag Proflts.
EMBALMING nd the proper care of the dead a specialty.
K0 EXTRAS CFARCc FQR
ALBANY, - - MASONIC
HKI,K IHNG PHOTOORAPHRRN
V ..' aMtwi y . a.. V'l'V VI 1IIH1 a' X X X X A V -r 7
and Children.
Caatorla curti Colic, Constipation
Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea, Kructatioa,
Kills Worms, gives sloejs and promote di
fostion.
Without injurious mcdicctiox
"For reveral years I kavo rwommendec
your 1 OsKturia,' and shall niwayc coutuuie V
do so as it has invariably produced boneflcla
lesulta."
Edwix F. V uu v. M. !.,
lC5th Street and rth ata, New York City
Coup ant, TT Mcbjuv S
New York Citt.
DIC -.,.MF 'S T3.r..:TR;C BELT
..la Vmr.. Mr.icri'r'iaiirii
WM
thoat ntdi iae
?u:e Wa,ititMTiief and prompt
h afe roq lattwaj tMit a irtal to on Tine
it.- aitist hatsaavMaal, In Uruorpe of-.
:'ecta yi.a may hme nn-uir dratr-4
uarrTeti oliwTfreand viit-.tti
-t:,, i. is elec'rlcif j and ttfS
rrn- 1 jmri-iim 1 lac- of fore.
If v i reptar into your nrstem ld
. -v.i : ,..u;:u drwned, which are re
qu:itr 1 tor TiorOmWftrenetb, yon wilj
mm v. leu .at 7i. hlth tlraM h
and vtgtr wi I fo 'o at once, fm
f oar i ...n and reatnenu and wt
. nittn & f!irfl .r refund bomt
.- t;tateit,wh' vop
jr i : ia.ilv ts !j. and m. J3
ratutwvgM ?fu
llaMt 1 1 bw all
MEiAO A.,D RHEUMATISM.
a. . m . -
- Y-.rs of oxrKMar j
3-irri wcrk. corafcu. i ni thn tnin cociu from Ut
kcr ofa os-pjf . naMtmcaMcliiMmMt,
hWa wLfiaail -m!fi , fr ----. tmk I La o baur
- baa Ic. .J .;oo i m jaci uUl da-ilad c(
in-:deof tw daj:, to ontia 4 to ar .ifor '.-at
uOutitf. belt. :f per- T . -red. That w two ran
a o. uil I aJC a.- wo. o -da, aa 1 war waa ib my Ufa. I
know jour be1. waJi. I aa w lotacf p-pwlc
hara oeei. -uea bj i', M nr othe naad R, nd it
likar woo d t- it ther woolt. . nd it tha. .araa aa ' Id
iiaa bt-. reaecvin tha o-M. 1 to orated h -y
BOBUy.aacwi i rgTin in tall aidi laaa w la1
tO leOI-Tnltk, t IV
BO CUT Iit'KJL.EnsiaearHUlP:r:Uaa
LOST VITALITY AMD STRENGTH. ,
V, . m t.rwtt, Wah, Jatve 3S, flat
D-. A. T.Saada-. Toar Fsr---inra wmkm awal
DKi nawaoawn area y ueiaar.ic-i. i ieet wai aia
ray ft rat oral Da"; and aftra mo.-.iL' wayj &f
oi- i ana atywaiz tr.. aa w crwa aa oaa
roemorf wow neart? ni fecv and aac. da al
fo- tha beter. ! f I n.: in at-maavr t'. Mcr
oainatha selu ooril:u LE.NKi" bCHCLXa.
DOUGLAS
SHOE
S4 ana S3.50 Dress Shoe.
S3.5C Police Shoe, 3 8ole.
S2.E0, 32 for Workingmei
o2 and 81.75 for Boys.
LADIES AND MISSK
S3, 82.50 82, $1.7,
i ALT in-. ir any deals
offers yon W. L. Dourla.
boes at a reduced price,
or says he has them with
Una bottom, pot him
uuwu am m i riorj.
stvlish. casr tittin?. .and rive: hr'ter
LAIN CLOTHING C
INSTITUTIONS.-
OrtHTwsl.
J O WKl'i.iMAlf. Soctetati
F SIMPSON. Vkm Preaidoub
B Mon'ett'i.vi MternDara, J W (lu.pi
tit O Wrltaman-
AOBirrs SOR-
and Foreign Compaq
Err.CTftcrT..vK ekd.
ThiN ayr.nriarf Mmat
rowsr, ileaaache. Wakeful iierin;j,ust MauhofKi. NUthtly KinlKnionit Nerwoua
iifetA.all drains and loaa of power'-iGenerativeOrKanx of either aexcaofied
by orw exertion, vouthfnl -rrora, excesM wo ok of t- bacc opium or stlm
ulanw. which lead U Inllrmlty. ( ontumptlon or Irianliy. can li carr; 'd lu
vest pocket. SI per box. for SA. by mall prepaid. Wltn ; order w
I It a wrlUtii taaraitee ta core ar rvfonr' n wmb9 Hold by '
i JEJKVK iiJEEl . , nmuim C
nr.fi HQIKSK8 A. ' ' "-vjfV
& IRVING
Embal niers.
KEAFbE OR SERVICE: ,
TEMPLE, - - OREGOf
Cabinet photos from $i.soio4.o
per dozen. Enlaiglng pictures a
specialty. 16x20 crayon: framed
tor $10.00. we arrv a large stock
01 5x8 ana sterescop'r views of Oregon.
THURSDAY
That i'ivi, Anything n'.iout the
wonderful cave in Josephine county is
of general interest . The following from
the (irants I'asa Courier is fresh :
(ieorge Thornton came in from the Cave
Pevoji'tient Co'a works last Thursday af
ter an ahrtence from the city of six weeks.
He says a number of very comfortable
Okbini have been built along tho line of
the proposed stage road and these wilt he
used as camps and stopping places for
the construction forces and trawele'g.
The mouth of the cave has been housed
in with a neat building twelve feet high.
I'apt Smith, who is an expert with the
artist's brush, was at work on the build
ing recently painting the letters "The
C5reat Oregon Caves" when he raw a
wild-cat looking at him through the
brush. The captain immediately dropped
from his exalted position and rushed for
camp minus hat an.l coat and declared
that a huge panther had been fixing for a
murderous spring on him. The crew
went out "loaded for bear" o' panthers,
but the tracks plainly showed that only
a wild-cat had been the cause of the
captains 'a nervousness -
George has every eonfule.i.-e in tho
company n ability and deter initiation to
dfteVp tbese makefile-cent rnves,"wh!cb
have already been explored to the depth
of 22 miles. When the Examiner patty
arrives they are going in to stay till th i
ends have been reached or a decision
made that there i3 no end. The Exam
iner ciaiaaa that the caves are 70 miles
deep: the Kentucky caves end in seven
miles, (ieorge himself has been in the
Josephine caves a distance of three miles
with a lantern. When the liatht goes
cut the darkness is so intense as to be
come as painful to the eyes as the most
glaring sunlight.
The buildings have been n ostly con
structed of cetlar which spWts readily in
to straight boards, and George has been
shoving his j.tck-plane for weeks putting
a dressed surface on the split lumber.
Bask Ball The college boys will
trake a desperate effort next Saturday,
to redeem themselves in their second
game with the O A C The game will
be played on the league grounds, and
will begin at 2 :3'J o'clock, admission and
carfare 2Tc Following are the nines.
Albast.
Fuller
Washburn
Turner
Thompson
F.mmett
Willis
McFarland
Altermatt
Bowen
Cost Axus.
2nd b. Ienn:s
p. Ray
c. Hennie
If. 1 NMh
1st b. lNash
3rd b. Terrill
c f. Kellev
r f. B Kay
e. s. Mocine
Old Law Books. The Democrat haa
heretofore mentioned, several old books,
leligious and literary. Mr J P tialbraith.
of this city, is the ownr of several old law
1 ooks of great interest particularly to the
legal fraternity. He run Impy's pra-tice.
in two volume printed in 173: Uilbari on
Kvidence. printed in 171Vi. English Bjcity.
in 2 volumes, printed in 1 ?.-. and several
book printed in the early part of this cen
turv. Public Spc;tkinjj.
The demo. ratio tundiilate of Linn com
fy will .peak on the pohti-al issues of the
day at the following times and places
yracus
Tangent
Shedd
Harrisburg
Halsey
Brownsville
Crawfordsville. . .
Sweet Home ....
Waterloo
odaville. . ......
LelKiiion
Rock Creek. . . .
Lyons .
Jordan
Sbelburn
Scio
Santiam
Albany
...Mav 1. at 10 am
. . "' is. at 2pm
.. " !., at
.. " 21. at
. " 22. at
. ' 23. at
lpm
1 p m
lpm
lpm
. " 24. at 10 a in
. ' 24. at 2 pm
. 25. at 10 am
. ' 2S. at Spm
. " 2fi. at lpm
. ' '. at lpm
. . " .tl lpm
.. " .. at 10 am
. It, at 3pm
31, at lpm
June 1. at 2 pm
. June 2. at lam
"pposinjf aWalsaaM .hi- respectfully re
meted to l present and particia!e in
the'discussion.
K K Davis.
Chairman County Central I 'iutiiitte-.
Cr.o W WRiiiiiT.
Secretary.
Public Kxaininatiou.
Notice is hereby given that for the
purpose of making an examination of
all persons who iftr themselves a Can
dida es for teachers of the schools of
this county, the county school superin
tendent thereof will hold a public ex
amination in the court noose at Albany.
Oregon, commencing at I o'clock p m,
Wednesday. May Bth, 1'.4, and to con
tinue two days. All applicants for state
certificates, sta'.e dip. onus and Mate
life diplomas, will present themselves
and file recommendations. No applicant
will lie permitted to enter tlx examina
tion who is not present at its opening.
Dated this 26th day of April, lft'.4.
G H Wir-KEs.
County School Sup't, Linn Co, Ore.
Am Albax
Jeweliiv Stork
Worth pativnlzlng is that
if Will A Stark. '1 hey cairv the finest
Mnenf f liveware, watches, c ocks and
jewelry generally In the valley, atad sat
isfsctoiy prices are always given for the
superior quality of goods they ketp in
stock. Never buy without catling cn
thern.
A Little Daughter
Of a Church of England minister
cured of a distressing rash, by
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Mr. Kichakd
Btbko, the well-known DrugKiBt,207
McGill t., Montreal, P. Qi, says:
I have sold Ayer's Family Medicines,
for 40 years, and bare heard nothing but
good said of them. I know of many
Wonderful Cures
performed by Ayer's Sarsaparilla, on
in particular bc-iug that of a littlo
daughter of a Church of England minis
ter. Tho child was literally covered
from bead to foot with a red and ex
ceedingly troublesome rash, from which
she had suffered for two or three years,
in spite of the best medical treatment
available. Hor father was in great
distress about tho case, and, at iny
recommendation, at last began to ad
minister Ayer's Sarsaparilla, two bot
tles of which effected a complete cure,
much to her relief and her father')
delight. I am sure, were he here to-day,
he would testify in tho strongest terms
as to the merits of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aycr & Co., Lowell, mass.
C-tres others, will cure you
Industrials at Roseburg.
Considerable excitement occurred at
Roseburg this forenooon, when forty or
more "industrials" organized for the oc
casion, took possession of the freight
train, and refused to get off. The officials
at Portland ordered the train men not to
carry the men. SherifTMille:- forced the
men off the cars, when the train backed
up to the other side of Ihe city, and
came past the city at too rapid a rate for
the men to get on. The captain ol the
company declaretl that Roseburg would
have to support them until the railroad
would take them out, and the result is
hat Roseburg Is in a piedicament.
The State Sunday Schoo'. Association
Is In session In Sale in.
saloons have taken out license in
Portland for the coming quarter.
Considerable ccmpetion Is existing in
Albany in the dog collar burinesj.
James W Ball hat been appointed col
lector of customs atYxqulna. This 'n the
position for which Mr W ll Parker of this
city has been rustling
Mr H F Merrill has rented the center
office in the Cusick bUc on Bruadalbin 1
stret, aria will run a real estate, broker- j
age and insurance ouicc.
George B Ballsy, a wed known bust
ness man of Sanfrancisco who was ac
cidentally crushed to death Monday bv a
descending elevator, was insured for
f 165,003.
A lightning crjyon aitUt a, doing
Albany today For 25 cent he sketched
a good sized side view of a man In ar, ar
tistic manner, sometimes recognizable and
sometimes not ; but he Is onto his job.
The Salem Independent says: The
frost of Tuesday night was disasttous to
strawberries and cherries iround Chem
awa. Here very little if any damage was
done.
Remember to go to the opera house to
night and hear Miss Bina West, su
prcme commander of the Ladies of the
Maccabees. Lec'ure begins at 7 :3j . At
Lebanon Miss West organized a tent
with jj members.
The rKvoCR.T Is Informed t.iat there
is a Socialist club with fifty members. In
Albanr. They are a branch ol a general
organization that will occupy 30.000 acres
of land in Mexico, when the necessary
number is secured to start the co!ony.
W A bhultz was arrested at Italsev for
stealir.g wheat f rem he warehouse. He
was allowed 10 visit his bouse, tut skipped
cut of the back door and escaped, an J has
not yet been captured. Deputy attorney
Kelly went to that place to prosecute
him; but returned.
A valuable yearling coll belonging to
Capt E ! 1 -anning was shot on the even
ing of japril ?Sth, near thi. city and on
the same CSCafag a rifle was fired verv
close to a man passing along the O 1
track. MrLanning offers a rewatd of $Joo
for intorma'ion le.Jing to the arrest cf the
man who shot the colt.
The columns of our Oregon exchanges
all contain accounts of an increasing Im
mlgraticn, even In the midst of the hard
time;.. Here is a sample from the Flor
snc West: Three families came in on
the tog from Yaqaina last Satartlsy, and
one of the gentlemee, has already purcha
sed a farm and the others will soon locate,
as they are well pleased with the cour4ry.
We are having a larger t'de of Immigra
tion this spring "han at any former period.
Rev H V Qflt, of Hi River.has been
engaged as pastor of the Congregational
church in Kugene.
Jndge Boise was in the city today on his
way to the country. He if !o orate pop
ulislicly tonight.
Capt Bicker took np the hale which
was was washed ashore at Yaqaina liay.
and is cutting it op.
E C Stanard. Mr N P Payne's suc
cessor as county clerk, watt in the city
today. Ths right man for the place
Mr Geo F Jones, the live "regonian
man. who has been rusthrg for that
paper a good many years, has been doing
Albany today -
Mrs H F Ilo'lenbeck willgradnate from
the conservatory of music at St lxmis.
M., the last ot this month, and will
then return to her home here. Kugene
iuard.
A pleasant birthday partv nas ten
dered M is Rose Train at the home s( her
brother, Kdilor Train, on Tuesday even
ing, by the Ladies Birth lay club. A de
liciotrts lunch was served, toasts were
responded to, a short program was ren
dered, and each guest was presented with
a May baske1, made by Miss Train. Miss
Train was remeji tiereil with a China
lunch set and many choice flowers.
Last evening the home of Hon and
Mr II H Hewitt was the scene of
another ol those pleasant social surpris
es which have been going the rounds of
Albany's society circles lately. Miss
Olga Hewett Iwing the recipient of the
surprise, which was well planned and
executed by Misses Anna Flinn and
Kdna Luper. After a novel and unus
ual mcde of displaying the liashtulness
of the gentlemen in choosing partners,
whist was enjoyed for several hoars,
when a delightful lunch was served ;
I after'whicii the large and spacious rooms
were cleared and lovers of Terpsichore
nioved themselves until a late hour. It
was one of the pleasantest social events
ol the season, and the guests departed in
a merry mood, after wishing the young
hostess a long and merry life. Those
present were: Misses Hattie (jalbrai'h.
Nina Parker, r'or Mason, esta .Mason,
Kdna Luper, Mollie Luper. Ora Flinn,
Anna I mm, Anna Houck, Helen Craw
ford, Maud Crosbv, Marguerita Hopkins,
ra Spangler. of Corvallis, Minnie Mc
Farland. Amelia Senders, Stella Porter,
Bertha Ellis, Giace Piper, Iora Yance,
Miss Fur miller. Maud Yan Horn, Olga
Hewitt, Velle Irving, Mrs Thos Mon
teith, Mrs Pr E L Irvine. Messrs Wilson,
Winn, Cusick, Orteil, Leimert, Kudd,
rowers, l'r fcllis, tiulr.n, l;r Irvine, Wal
don, W Gilford Nash, of Corvallis, Lyons
Bloom, Camming, Cannon, Yunk and
Yeal.
I'ii at Whale. The Gazette tells about
it as follows: A large sperm whaic one
hundred feet in length was washed ashore
two and one-half miles almve Newport last
Sunday evening, and on Monday morning
the lieacli was alive with spectators who
ame to iraze at the monster, t ireat armies
of men were soon engaged in cutting it u
and saving the oil. Three or four hundrei
gallons have lieen saved so far. and about
pounds of whalebone have lieen secured
Uns nail ot Lne i:iw none measures y.
feet in length and aliout one and one-half
feet in diameter. George E Waggoner,
from whom the above information was re
ceived says that "to a casual observer it
would appear that its soul had winged its
pathless flight many moons ago, and 11
wsemed a pity that such a large nearteu
thing should die. 1 he hotly of the whale
is covered over with barnacles, and as it
lies upon the sands it has theapptarance of
a wrecaea ircigui tram.
A New Idea. L II McMahan s new
paper the "McMahan's Wasp," has made
its appearance. The editor says: "TIiIr
paper is not published for tho purpose of
making money. 1 have learned that the
neODM take newsparors for news and io
liticat pajx;rs for politics. I have also
leurnodlatan expense of 80OOO) that no
paper in I Iregon can successfully couitieh
with the Orcgonum in the matter of fur
nishing current news to tho people. There
fore, 1 shall never again publish a news
paper in this state, but will conhne my
worK in tins direction to editorial diseu
sinn of political anil social affairs.
That Flvino Macii ink. Fred Merrill
says his "skycycle is bound to lie a success.
Several good working models have been
constructed and they prove more and more
the feasibility of navigating tho air by
means of velocipede power. The patents
are owned by Joaquin Miller and myself.
You have but to wait a short time to be able
to purchase a 'Cloud Rambler' which will
enable you to explore the mysteries of the
world above." This is the G M Miller Hy
ing machine referred to.
Or. Price's cream Bching Powder
World's Fair Highest Award.
FRIDAT
Tun Wiikat Ti'adk. Tlw commercial
Review of Portland, of today says: The
market for futures has been very llugguh
and fi'iturcleHs- with narrow fluctuations
much of the time during the jieriod andst
review. Trading has Wn mainly of a
local sralping or swih liing chanu ler and
hence the variations Irive been slow and
eirciimscrilicd. In the absence of rigor
or good tnppcrt, prii have slowly aggvd
downward. Selling I1.1 . been accelerated
somewhat by fairly good weather condi
tions throughout UM chief winter wheat
states. Buyers as a rule, have moved in a
slow, indifferent manner as far as grades
are concerned. There has lieen practically
no alteration in quotations, values in most
instances remaining as uncertain as they
have beta for several weeks, he majority
of buyers have continued to bold alKf.
maintaining that current prices are fully as
high as warrant by existing circumstances,
lielieving that there is nothing in the sit
nation to justify Uis noteworthy change
between now and harvest. The claim
that there can be no reason to expect a de
cided or Tmanent improvement as long
us the quantity of wheat in sight remains
so far above a normal level.
A l.i. 1. liKA arolrw.-Ttw-
Toledo tells the following l.-ar story: C M
brown, of Prif creek, bail an experience
with a U-.tr ia-t Tuesday which be will
treasure in his memory for a while. He
had set a bear trap fastened to a heavy
pole. While cut hunting his cows he
passed by his trap and uisccven'd an im
mense bear in it with the pole and chain
fastened in tscme bush.-. Mr Brown did
not have his gun with him SO he tackled
him with a club. After the tirst beat the
bear got his chain pole loose and took a
hand in the battle himself, and Mr Brown
retreated in disorder at aliout as rapid
rate aa his legs could carrv him. 'I be bear.
trap and all. was crowding the rear guard
in good iiape when Mr ISrown readiest
a leaning tree and lost no time in getting
up the same. The pole got in MM vine
maples and prevented the l-.tr fiom pur
suing further, so bruin turned the attack
into a blockade, after! Maker cam" to
his rescue and shot tlie boat dead. He
weigiied 700 pounds. It resembles a gri.
zley in some respects.
K.NTIIl MASTIC P0LITI1 At. MeETISO.
The democrats of Leloni n and vicinity
hetil an enthusiastic meeting last night.
Mr Bilyeu and Whitney made speetnes.
each aliout an hour in length. The speeches
were right to the point and had a telling
effect. Our imformant says much enthu
siasm prevailed, there leing near -!00 IT
sons present. lemocrali ail over Ihe coun
try are failing into line and doing givsl
work. Let every democrat do his whole
doty ad thi' ticket will be elected.
State S. S. The report of the secretary
of the State Sunday School i-onvnti..n
sltoars .i schools in the state with "4.0
teacliers and officers. Mr.tiii wbolar. a
total of C7.-VI7. and an average atterilam
of 4S,la3. in Linn county ther arv 4.
with 430 officer and tcacliers.Ml wrh-Jars.
a total ol 304,, and an average atten.lare-e
of zm.
I'ncle Bilhry Wright iniornu us
he has ibsposed of two tons of horse rad
ish this season. If men generally would
bow the same industrious disposition
an army ol beggars would not now be
marching to Washington demanding
food and greenbacks -Corvallis Ua
xette. The Mascot was recently sunk in 'he
Pacific ocean. Capt. Chas Hegman. a
pioneer of Yaquina Bay was commander
of the boat.
The collector of customs st Yaqaina
collected 25 cent, last year, and the ex
pense of running the office was 11025
at the tateof 5-4100 per i.
From the day of his nomination J K
W'eatherford has been stead Iv gaining
strength through the district. He is
pressing Hermann hard in the ra'.Iey
OEMGCRA r IC PLATFORM.
The democrat of Linn ooottv. t regon.
in convention assrmhled. adopt the follow
ing d-vlaration of principle and measure
as their platform in the coming campaign r
1. We reaffirm and again declare oor
faith and advocacy of the imperishable
pfinciples and doctrines of the democratic
1-arty as promulgate.1 by its early founders
and as state,! at t hiogo by the last nation
al i-or.vention.
2. We rhargr upon the republican partv
,uil it reckless and itladvuvd l-gisati n
ali the evils and troubles from which the
people are now. and have heeu. suffering for
a long time. The low prioes of farm pro
ducts, the n-Mi-eroploynient of lalr. the
general and wiiie spread depression in bts
iness and the almost universal stagnation of
all our iadustri--. are. without d.-mlit tho
results of the unjust and burdensome t.tv.
of their high anil nverpmtecti-? tariff -v.-
eiu. ani other class l.s-u!ation.
I. We Wliev that x'l taxes s
equal and just, and that the wealth
nation snould bear its just pniportionof ,
nuniens 01 ine government. To tin en d
we most earnestly favor the taxation of ths
incomes of the nrh.
4. W'e claim that a fixed svstem of sal-
arie, for all public officers should take the
place of the fee system.
Wo arraiirn the lat iiH.is!ature of
this state for its reckle wpi.tnitorine of the
lopie s money, by extravagant and unnei
awary appropriations, and hold the rsoob-
ncan tiny ot the state reSPOPaabte t-r the
uri'i --ii -',. -,i iiiiii lgislation of tt.tt body.
in onter that the evils and burdens now so
heavily reatinc upon the people of this
state may be removed by lSin!ation. we
call upon the honest voter: of I.inn county
and the state, irresiiective of partv. to join
us in the overthrow of the republican party
through out Oregon, at th- approaching
election.
6. The Democracy of Linn County
favor sound money,' the money of the
constitution, ever dollar of which shall
be of equal intrinsic value and purchas
ing power and readily exchangeable at
the with of the holder and to that end
favor rsuch legislation bv Congress
as will br'ng about the free coinage of
arret at the ratio of sixteen to one.
7. ve believe that the Act ot the
legislature providing for the election of
an additional Judge for the third judical
district of this State was wholly unnec
essary, for the rerson that one Circuit
Judge can easily perform all the .Indicia!
lanors required in eaiil district without
inconvenience or being overworked ;
therefore, in order to avoid the unnec
essary expense of such officer, we de
mand the repeal of said aw by the next
Legislature.
H. We denounce in tinnualified terms
the act of the last Legislature of this
State whereby it repealed what is known
as the "Mortgage tax law" and we de
mand its reenactmentat the next see
s ion .
9. We Is'lieve that the law allowintr
ed uction of indebtedness from assessments
was founded upon principles of justica and
equity, and (hat its repeal works a great
hardship and injustice upon the debtor
classes who are unable to withstand such
burdens, therefore, wo demand the roeiiaet-
ment of smd law by thr next legislature.
10. There being no adequate, law on
our statute books providing for tho safetv
and security of persons who deposit money
in t ut ti k s in tlregon, we theretore tleman
that the legislature of this state, at its
next session, shall pass such laws in the
premises n will be just and proper and
calculated to tut tire the general safety.
II. s7 e hold that the. people aro the
source of all civil and political power; we
therefore favor amending the conttitiition
of tho (Jailed States so as to require all the
United States senators to Is- elected by a
direct vote of the people.
12. We demand the abolishing of the
railroad commission and the specific con
tract law.
A Uoon CiianoK. A big improve
inent in tho mail eervkre with Scio has lieen
made. Hereafter it will receive mail daily
over the Oregon Pacific, connection being
...,.c. .,1 vtw.il. from which imint n
uiii.e- ai nuciuuiMi . ; I "
messenger will convey the mail to and
from. A change runt win suit, tuo puuuc.
DBMOC
TXO
Senator. W R Bilyeu. Albany.
Jefferson Meyers, Franklin
Butte.
Representative. J M fhilpot Harris
burg. J J Whitney, Albany
N P Grume. Shedd.
Commissioner W F Potter, Fox Yal
ley. Clerk-C K Slanard, of Brownsville
Recorder -Riley Shelton, Scio.
Sheriff C C Jackson, Halgey.
Treasurer K L Bryan, Tangent.
Assessor S O Wallace, Lebanon.
School Superintendent F M Mitchell,
A Ibany.
Coroner Fftak Parrel), Albany.
State Democratic Ticket.
Wtlhom GaliMay
Yot Governor -hill
county
-Win Galiowav. of Yam-
Congressman, from the 1st district
-Hon
J h eatxerford. of Albany.
Congressman from 2nd district Hon Jas
H Rah-y. of Pendleton.
Supreme Judge A S Bennett, of The
Dalles.
Secretary of State -Charles Nukell, of
Jacksonville.
S.ho.)l Superintendent D Y S Reid. of
Kugene.
Treasurer Thomas 1. PaviJson. ot
Salem-
Attorney General W H Holmes, of
Salem.
State Printer John O'Brien.of Portlaml.
Circuit Judge J J Daly
Protecuting jAttornev-L H Moo
tae. Tee BeJ Crown Mill continue about
the busiest place in Albany. The weekly
outpn; is about i.loo barrel. Orders
are ahead In asraCtasM numbers t-i keep
the mi I rus.dngto meet them.
On and after Mar :oth the tickets to
the MMain'.er fair mill be Issued without
the coupons, at the same rate a st pres
ent f Jfc.yo.
An Albany man wi..i ha be:n through
the country says the fields are full of
farmers frorr. ejtlv morning till late at
night, putting In wr-.es-.. and it U eat to
see why no -.more are ir. the city.
1$ cent covers 9 admission to the
grounds and itrtet car fare to the base
Ball game tomorrow altcrnoon, beta ten
the Albany Colirge rine and the O A -.
Here Is another old book of interest to
lovers of old relics. MrThomis Brink is
tbe owner of a volume of Wall's Ser
tnotis printed In 1740. rr.usty with i5o
years of age
Mr Chas T Craft publishes an open
letter in the Scio Picas accusing , ihe pre -
ent assessor of having discharged him
last year from a deputy-ship because he
was a populist.
The Satern Statosr-an ay that repub
licans ni l have to look out for Wtathet-
ford. John P Robertson, Sylvester Penn
oyer, RriJ. Holmes aad Bennett. A
very candid paper.
The steamer Lillian of I ho Cmpqaa,
will be taken to Yaquina bay next week,
where she wl I be p'aced 00 the route
between N'wpcr-. Vaeuina and Toledo.
She it a fleet boat and will be quite an
advantage to the fsveliag pus'ic a, these
points.
Miss Bin West lectured at the opera
home last evening tn tr'e lntrrot of the
I-adi s of tl e Maccabees to a htK housr.
It wat a talented discourse. This after
noon at the A O C W Hal! a lodge was
bring organ'red with a good membership.
A man residing across the river, a
ptcity square kind of a man, a couple
weeks ago received an a.tonyrnous letter
acct'sing him of stealing a black hog and
other article, which warned him to leave
by April :oih, or he will be lead by a rope
to a tree and be strung up lie didn't
lease.
Lelanon has a Good Templars lodge,
with he folio aing officer Chief te-np-iar,
J B Marks ; vice templar, MissCallle
Warner ; secretary. Kdaa'd Aldrich; fi
nancial secret". J MSo.ner: treasurer.
Mist Blanch Warner: chaplain. Mits
Mattie Nixon : guard. Miss Lulu Ctao
dali, sentinel, UcO Randie: marshal, Willie
Donaca .
People who have promised to farnish
entertainment for dtlegate to thegtn
erslasemb:r of the C P Church, who
wish to entertain any particular delegates,
on account cf former acquaintance, or be
cause cf residence In their former home,
or for any reason, may do so by leaving
request with any member ol the com.nll-
tee. Rev Little, Mrs T .1 Wilson snd Mrs
C H Sieoart.
According to the Eugene Guard a nsw
game lias been invented b.- sharpers to
rob ihe farmer aud here f. is. A smoDth
ongued fellow approacl.es a farmer
claiming to have a new sickle-grinder
and secures hl.n as agent in that neigh
borhood. He is persuaded into signing a
contract for one half gross of the! ma
chines for trial. Ths wording of the
contract Is changed and some figures add
ed which makes the order call for $2200
worth of malhines. A L'w diys alter-
ward another fellow appears and claims
that the machines have arrtved, presents
his bill. The farmer is paralyzed and
denies tie accou,.t. Of course he l then
shown bis signature and tees that thev
have ihe best of 'him. A compromise is
offered thst he pay a few hundred dollars.
and he finally accepts.
Mrs Prof Cnteell, of BsJeey, is in the
raw.
Marshal Reese, of Corvallis, was ia the
city today.
Mrs Charles Bowles and two children, of
Vancouver, are in the city on a visit.
E M Horton and Postmaster Monteith
will leave by the next trip of the Homer for
Sim Francisco.
Mr U 0 Havne returned this noon from
Oakland, where he has completed his con
tract on the city cisteem.
Hon Jeff Mvers has lieen at home this
week attending at tho bedside of his brother
Clay, whose condition is regarded as criti
cal. Scio Press.
Prank Zirkel, for more than two years
Corvallis' onlv tailor, has sold out his
business, and Monday ho leaves for Sara
Francisco to reside hereafter. Times.
J A Archibald, the tewing machine
agent, has returned trout California and is
now living in Albany. He spent Wednes
day night in liobnnoii. LebnAB Advance.
K A MflCally will work for John Bry
ant, in .Ionian valley, this summer. He
expect to re-enter the Albany College in
September and finish the Normal course.
Ix'oanon Advance.
C K StanorJ, of Brownsville, the demo
cratie nominee for clerk, was 111 the city
Tuesday and paid this office a pleasant call.
Mr Stanard is a business man well known
throughout linn county and if elected will
make its good an officer as this county ever
bad. llarrisburg Courier.
Rev .1 S Smith, manager of Southern
Oregon Chautauqua assembly, to be held
in Ashland, July 11 to 21, has been in the
valley. This is the second annual assembly
and will have the finest c?rps of lecturers
ever brought together upon one platform on
the Pacific l oast. Stxrcial rates will bo
I ,, 7l , . .
mnda from all parts of Oregon 11ml Califor
niu tor utw laaasaium.
SATURDAY
A Hive. A Ledies a 0M Maccabees
Lodge was organized in the A O D W bail
last evening with thirty-six nariii-s on the
list, by Miss Bina We-t. the National Com
mander . an aicoiupiishei! young woman,
who docs tilings in a btwbjtmt way. This
branch of Ihe order has Issrn in existence
Mteu year. The radint of the M an al s
have enb-red ths field with other frab-rnal
licneficial societies, and offers to women the
same social, educational and lx;neficial
advantage that similar societies offer to
men. It is a representative organization,
composed wholly of women making it- own
laws and prosecuting its own business,
having control of its own endowment and
other funds, entirely independent of the
Knights of the Mncela Members may
have the endowment privilege or not, as
they pit as.-. The foilowirg ilfi were
eloeted: M:- Dr Hill, iast lady commander;
Mrs Nettie !l L'unbsou, lady eotwasMtwJer;
Mrs K U Will, nontenant i-titiirn.'iniier' ML.
Zula Wiun. record keeper; Miss Helen
Crawford, iinarue keei.-r: Mr, I H flliiiansii
Hierithl; Mrs Com Coffman, sergeant:
Mits BiTtha l.iiis. mi-tn-s at :Lrm-r Mm
J S Van Winkle, sentinel; Mrs A L Lamb,
picket. A meeting will be held in the W C
1 B hall tomghr tr crmplote theorgnni-
zation. to which all interested iu b-coming
members of ilie hiTo are invited.
A Xcnvr Pn.iPiriTiox. Sheriff Knight
is tn receipt of a letter from R Koehler,
manager of the Southern Pacific, asking
for protecti-in fniiu the annv of unemnlov-
esl and other- who ar.' irntsr-n-' tipm that
annotation in Marion county. In the lelt-r
tbe manager state 1 that the holxs and
others were bfjominsr so nuaieTCiu that it
wa- nearly intpetsible to do snything with
tliem and he appealed for protection. It
the sheriff attemptel to fulfill the request it
would Keep ai!o-on ,r m-.ro otr.oers on the
keen jump (.did morning t'.U night- This
would ntdeed beneSt the railroad oatnnenr.
but it would ! hard on tbe tiipaver. If
Mr Koehler dosirest to have hi-Jroad proper
ly cared for it would be advisable for him
to pay the esntsSes ntsrasetf. Saleui Inde
pendent. And yet Mr Koehkrs road, the S P. pays
the county of Marion -ix seven th'm-ind
dolkus a year, which cntitio it to protec
tion as much a any othor tax paver. The
prejudice- against railroads should not be so
great as to forind them a reasonable pro
tection, which they pay for.
Api'iso.vi iiixo Ai.dvnv. Thirij-tliree
genuine tamps arrivo'l bore on this morn
ing's north bound oTerlaml train. Police
man Mathews pretested against the South
ern Pacific railroad unloading tLem hero,
but without avail. Marshal Eastland, at
daylight, informed Lie knifrht of the roa1
that they must get out of the city at once or
be would arrest them and place them to
work on the street. They then isaaBedxate
ly left for the north in a Ixsly. walking
The train men on this matniig's local train
inforurrsd us that the tramps that arrived
bore on tbe overland was not tbe Roseburg
contingent. i the were still in cramp in
that city at 7 odirrk thi morning. Thoy
are regalarly organized, having a captain
and lieutenants. Kugene 1 iuard.
IsTaTtWtf It wa reported that on Tues
day last while in this city, sart the Roao
bnry Plain-ioj!er. ' " v.rnor P"nnoy?r. out
of his gnea! a!n ianoi of thi world's
goods, gave tbe forty -id industrial anti
woraers. assembled at ttae depot enroote to
join the OeBJ army in Washington, the
magmaoent sum cf t': with which to pur
chase food. etc. It is ueies for the gov
ernor to Beach agaira-t the sinful oxtrava
gance of the Late lepublican legislature
while indulging in such revklosss ornrava
iranoe him-if. Jnst think of it' Five
dollars for f -rty hungry men more than a
Tt tit Fsost.-Tt:e"'frcBt TVsdiy
night did littlo if anv ilamage in Linn
coantv. Some .tbor sfsti r.r-. in -020. told
not so fortnnato. Tho Jackwrnville Times
no: the most general is wot! as ate
sovorest frost Southern OaajWi lia etpor-ietv-esi
in several year nccttrred on Tae-slay
night. It killed nearly all the fruit in
Jowphino county ami did a creat .leal of
damage in thi ovunty. The prispect for
a bountiful crop are dissipated and the lots
will be many thousand dollars. In a few
set limit there will ie more or less fruit,
however
A BsURtaVm KrJtKV . Ir T L GeUai
hr just cciupleted the ferry cn his place on
tho Saiitiara. Sbo is a o!id n?w Ljat.with
a steel wireca'-.e. and w... lauccaed rx't
week. It is U-al l on the Salem and Scio
road, across ths- north fork af the Santiam.
ami will prove a great convenience to ail
travelers. I his is said to ha rate of the tcsl
ferries In Marion county, and has excellent
apprvsuhes. J.nirnal .
Jcancae Ceanfraaxatv. Taera
promises to We an interesting cintet in
Ailmny over the offi vs ot Jktmiui and con
stable. In west Al;any the tight will be
between M Senders, democrat, and Juilge
Powell, republican, fcr justice, and George
Hughes, d-r.i-.vnit. and ' W Watt-, repub
lican, for constable. In the second district.
C G Barahart. '. ::: . rat. and Aifreil
Freerksen, republican, are the nomine-
for just ice. and Charles MeLrger. democrat,
for constable.
Two to On. The Brownsville Tiaies
ftirnishtv a good inanv live items like the
following: In these stall times when poli
tics are about tbe only thing abroad in tie
land, a small Sight t almost pe.niissible.
ne day this week Mr Lerwill'seow betook
herself to tiesru Montgomery's field
ttaerernot he Stat,-.! la the owners el this
unmlv bowiae that she must K removed
and also ls kept off. loiter on t larenceand
Wills Lerwiil me; Getan in the road and
invitevl him down frmt his horse to take a
whipping. Down ha came and the lattle
liegan. One of the be ivuldn t finish him
ami n CtVilexl his arocnet. Hie result wiis
that Georg recetvod the worst ol it.
Rich Is Goi.n. IW Brasfield. of the
fatuous Seal Rock summer resort, near
Yaquina, has discovered a large deposit of
black sand rich in gold in front of bis
property, also a well defined silver ledge.
tie is about to commence extensive mm
ing operations and is making the neces
sary arrangement at he present time. He
is father of Arthur Brasitek), of Salem,
one of the leading business men. Salem
Statesman.
Taxes have lieen loniinginto the sheriff
office rather slowly recently; but steadilv
The total receipts now amount to about
$."i7,000. Those paying $100 or more this
week were: A II Marshall, fl iSXi; Linn
countv Bank. fl6y.S0; M Bets, T1450: A
B Mcllwain. 1430.20; W A Peterson
S125.25; hstate A lVnlge. W H
Giillifonl. 166.15: 11 B Mover. 1135.81; 1.
Maxwell, $11S.S7; D Kroman. 1349.71:
Stafforil tt Garrett. $238.28; Stafford,
G.vrrett Co, 120..
RttUOIOVI Sekvu ks At tho Kvangeii
cal church W R Ulain will couduct the
services at 11 a m and 7 :30 r m .
Y S P meets i:i r M Sunday school at
0 M tt. All are cordially invited.
There will be communion with offering
for Home Missiousat the Congregational
church to-morrow morning. The even
ing serviehes will be the third in the
series with Kni'.is'.i hymns writers.
Young men ; you are cordially invited
to attend the services tomorrow at 4 i- m
in the association rooms conducted by
Prof W II Lee. There was a large at
tendance last Sabbath. Increase it.
IhtANK PuisnN. About noon today the
eighteen months old son of A I, Lamb got
hold of n bottle partly toll Ol witioot 001
chacuni and drunk the poisonous coutents.
lie was thrown into convulsions and canx
(teal dying. Dr Kllis was called in and
brought tht little fellow out, and the pros
poets, tire good for his entire recovery.
A PoiXTKii.This wtvk a fanner brought
1HX) pounds of dritnl apples to Albany for
which ho received the handsome price of
cents a pctind, $SS for the lot, a fact th-it
Itehoovert farmers to dry their fruit. Mori!
and more the mot is impressed on the minds
of farmers that if thoy prosper they must
raise u diversified lot of products. '1 tte.OM
product ertl is p;ist.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World s Fab-Highest Medal and Dlplom-
In Clacka-rsa county Gordon E Ha yt
1 riinniag on the Republican ticket and
Ms lather. If K Hayes, on the Populist
ticket.
Boy get in drill for the field dav. This
will tie a re.l letter day. New members
are coming in, everything points to a
tug success.
J?mes W Ba'l, who has been appoint
ed collector of customs at Yaquina, was
t one time In the saloon business at
Junction -Eugene (iuard.
The "New South" Tuesday nij,ht prom
ises to be given tht popular reception of
the season. TheCrhmer .)avir troup
have always ben favorite in Albany.
Mr Arch Hammer has purchased the
residence property of Mr J Blaln, on
Washington street This Is one of the
prettiest place in Albany. Considera
tion ?bout $3,200.
This morning a fire wa dicovered in
the room of Mr John Dumond, In the
third ward, having caught from a terra
cotta flue. Peter Riley and teveral other,
formed a bucket brigade, and by prompt
action extinguished the flames.
Yesterday the contract for printing the
tickets for the June election was let l-j
the lowest bidder. Mr P J Smiley for $100.
It will r. quire from ao.ooo" to 60.000
tickets , which will be of pretty good size.
C H Dalrvmple Is making the liveliest
canvass of any caudldate for the office of
prosecuting attorney The Man about
Town predicts that he wi:l receive the
smallest vote of the three leading can di
dates.
Tre Albany Social Club have rented
rooms in ihe Baltimore block, where they
wili be located hereafter. Their club
rocms will be In ;he second story, where
they will have a gymnasium with as much
apparatus as the times will permit, on the
third floor.
Free lec'ures in W CT I' ball on Mon
day evening.
A Knights of Pythias lodge is goon to
be organized at Harritbarg.
Tbe work of Moving tbe Cusick frame
to Ssecond street, waa begun today
Dr J L Hill, of this city, wili soeak at
a populist picnic next Saturday at
Holly.
The game of ball was in progress this
afternoon betwen tbe O A C and Albany
college boy's.
ihe Oregon Pacific is exiending its
switch to the Red Crown Mills in order
to carry away toe products of that mill
A practical talk to tbe ladies at the W
1 a 11 Mall at 4 p ji tomorrow. Scb-
ject, Moral soaeon and .Medicine in
Temperance Work.
An Anti Cigarette League baa been
lormea in r.rosnsvilie with two com
joirs. rii-.y member constitute a
company. A splendid thing.
In Roseburg the city council and cit
izens refused to feed the Coxey army,
w hen the captain of the gang produced
the cash and purchased 'be necessary
groceries to keep the men from starring.
About one hundred original pension
ana increases have feen granted in Ore
Con this year under a democratic admin
istration. Ho occasion for a growl on
that score.
ETerybcsiy in thi section of the state
snows Hon J K eatberford. tbe dem
ocratic nominee for congress of this dis
trict, ue is a inend to everybody and
aonid lay Herman in tbe shade' as a
congressman. Corral 1 1 New.
W Gilford Nash hopes to meet any
prons desiring lesson from him on
the pianoforte on Wednesday next at
Mr Cnrietine Monteith comer 9:h
and Ferry street. Mr Naeh is the only
teacher of tbe Kracse method lestdins
West of Chicago.
Complaint is being made to theDemo
crat tha: flower have be n stolen from
the graves in both the cemeteries. This
is the meanest of all vaanialiem. and it
is hoped that people in the habit of doing
:t will step it without any arrests being
made as an example.
To show that times are not so hard in
Lake ccunty as some might think, we
saw several sheep men around town
several day before they got enough
shearers to do their work. Sbearine
ha not gone down a cent, and the price.
8 cents, is the same it baa been for vea-s
But the price of wool is still down, and
tbe sheep men can't come oat even at
t.e prices thev are paying aow. Br.t
everybody is buiev in Lake countv.
Lake Countv Examiner.
SOC.IAL AMD PERSONAL.
Mr Ed Port has lessed the Holton House.
f Portland.
Mrs A K Martin returned home this
cvn from a visit with Salem friends.
Prank Campbell will eo to K-. -eocre to
night, where he has carpec;er w.-k ahead
a attend to.
IVf Tuelove. of P irtland. a I inner Linn
county teacher, came up from : bat city this
noon on a vtsit.
Mrs Judge Flinn returned this morning
from a several weeks trip to San Francisco
aud Yreka.
Mr and Mrs W C Tweed ale and son re
turned this noon from a s-?veral weeks so-
ourn at N . . , Bay-
Mr an5 Mrs Woolsen. of Bellings. Mon
tana an1 in tbe citv. the guests cf their
niece. Mrs D P Mason.
tiovernor Pennover arrived in this city
tiiis noon, and spoke this afternoon to a
good site! audience on populism.
Miss Hela Gilbert returned on the over
land this m iming from a trip to Fresno.
Calif. She reports everything nearly burnevl
up tor want ot nun.
Mr W A Trow leaves Monday for The
UtVltet to M absent a month. Kev t
t'urtis Of that citv will supply Mr trow t
pulpit during hi absence.
Col B Allev. the accomplished senator
from lne countv. has been in the city
Col Allev is editor of the Florence West.
md a verv reasonable kind of a repnblican.
though a pxr prophet on the recent election
in the third judicial distcict or Omo.
Mr and Mrs J K Miller arrived here from
Albany last week, ami have rented a house
with a view of locating. We hope they
will lie pleased wi'h our beautiful country
and tecome happy and prosperous citizen
in our midst. Cottage Grove Echo-Leader
PROitvm.Y Hvxc.rv. Some one. prob
ably when hungry, or abot to be hungry
entered the slaughter house of O B Haiirbt
tumr thi citv. htst night. and stole the hind
half ofa mutton, a tongue, heart, and suet
A mean thing itiose quiet nays.
Pcbi.ic Si-KVKtsii. The democratic
candidates for state officer will speak at
the following time and places :
Salem, luesday. May Mb, at . :S0 p m.
Albanv. Wednesday. Mav '.1:11,7.30 pni.
Lebsnoti Thursdy', May 10th, at 1
p m.
Brownsville, Thursday, May 10th. S
p m.
lUlsey, Friday, May llth, at 1 p m.
Ilarrieburg, May 11, at 7 :30 p ni.
Corvallis, Thursday Mav 17th, 7:30 p m.
A Powerful
Flesh Maker.
A process that kills tho
taste of cod-liver oil has
done good service but
the process that both kills
the taste and effects par
tial digestion has done
much more.
Scott's Emuisio
stands alone in the field
of fat foods. It is easy of X
assimilation because part-1
S. if s Emulsion cnrk-s Ccti
. . . ii . r
sumKion ana a;: outer
wasting diseases.
l'--;4.rvJ l Si-ott X Bownc,Ohmiwt
Kew VufkL. Suit! Igr lruaa"tiCa avaryaUate
w
1
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tiv.iiil.H 'an'i
ran ex excei-
1. " Tries
proven
j verdict
B O f;
go.
Better
tlor is the
nly Isirer
11 1 Ki'llat'V
jMrJtfctoe tc
wiii -li y o a
-:an pu vour
f;it!i for a
Than
c c
m
A
h.xn
a d
1 u
purely
eiavbie,
vog
nct Pills
icg din 7
oa the Liver
n d Kid
ney-. Try it
Soid
hr all
gffw a i iia,oTia rowle
taitaja dry orraade intoa tcrA,
Tlie Kintrof Llror Mi Jie jf!.
I lui e ii-.
la'.o- aiM u
kmc of a.l .
. 1
uar. 1
! roc-Simmons Liver Rca
- ' : ti'itwly say it is tke
t imsllnima I ootsUler it a
J ' -if. tint. W. Jct
w i-.ti,rittt.
Sjr i:VE7'. ?ACKAOf-".l
tl e r. Stan,; ta reS n
Ml iFaiielist,
ff
((fsLYlo do. fowa, write urd-r'date of
March 23. ISK1:
3 B Med.
Msg Co.,
Oafor, Oregon.
Oe arnvisg k me !aat week, 1 fuardall
a ell and anxiously awaiting. Oar IcttS
zul. etht and twe-half years old, who bad
wa ted away to 3S pounds, is n: w well,
strong aad vigcroos, and wtil flesheO op.
S. B. Cough Care ha dice its wo.- wc.i.
Both of the children like it. Ycir S B.
Coogh Core has cared and kept awiy all
noaraeoeaa from me. So give it to every
ace, with greeting f- all. Witktiig jew
peosai; y. we are
Yocra, M B 4 Mas J P Fosn.
!f joa aiak to ted ucaa aa cicrf a UKt "eaSj
m uw sprta-s wort, cfaaia jamr r.M sr. tae
Mb aawvasr, . irxr w cr um
SS eras pr kRi fcj an arcezwu.
te.irtaiawltivfWnatee fey
I ACL V.MING.
r Hssxssf V
wCTTlf
1 pQLuJHpH
aaaa
- c 15.. ar-1
J. 08 per BottlrC
tme cent a dose.
where all others taJ. CeucS. Cros;. Sore
Throat, Hcarseaesnrwbsojjig Cccffa and
Aatt. For Ccnsscptca st his no n'vaft
has cred tfcoosar Js. as-i will cxm: TOC if
taken in t tae. tsots by Dt uaamt on a gnatr
antee. Tor a Lame Ba k cr CVs:. use
SHiLOK S BELLADONNA FL-ASTEiTjC
CATARRH
REMEDY.
ave wu c atarrr. Ta:s morsir :
teedtsi cure you. i"r.ce- i.' wta. Ldxv.;
nlaavm. Orefwa. A- y ArxjKwz Pna.
SferOti LaJFTTaL Brs. CLslXI . .. Ugr3.
Nana, coorara f ttiMr OLt- r nJ U; um
Business ShorahsmL
frwimf. 'rwaj ajt? . f ' V J ?ae;.'
fef rwataac ta-vaefaoa: tar rwas 81
al aj" aim -laVwa nta Ht rr Wv. Dsaoa r
FromTerm nal or I::r;-r Puitts th
ll
111
Is the line to take
Ts all Points EAST ad SOUTH
It la she DISIXCi CAR ROI'TB.
It runs Throagh VEST1BI i -ED
TRAINS IM Kl D.tvV
iu tare Year ta
ST. PAUL anti CHICAGO
NO CHANGEiOF CARS.
f omposrw of Diains Cars I'Dsarpass
taliraan "rawins Kcom Mtyp.rs
TOURIST SLEEPIN6 CARS.
Bn'.tts" ettbj oi:riic-.e 1 and in
wan i i n ni I tvioa- tr D vth ft.e
antft- hd fir hllrsif Kim -r
33 I i Uciet. sod
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
al liiws, affording Direct an d
Uninterrupteii Sarvica.
Pullman sleeper reservations ca. i
secured lu advance through any
agent of tbe road.
THROUGH TICKETS to and from 8
Elnts in America Kngland and
urope can t purcbaa.vl at uiy
ticket etnee of ibis couf pany;
Full information concerning rats,tim
of trains, routes aud other ie: sits turn
iahad ou application to any agent, or
A D CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
No 121 frst St, cor. Washington,
Portlaud. tte;on.
C G Bu.-kitri. loeal agant.
CAVEATS.
TDADK MARKS.
DESIGN PATENTS, I
COYHrCHTS. etcJ
or tnformattan aed free Handriook write to
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Old bureau for secuniiit pat tits tn America,
Bverr patent taken out bj ua is tirmignt Iwtora
Uie pu&iio lj a notion given free of cHarge in toe
Scientific wnicati
aaa1 emmlatlon ef fit scientific paper in tha
world. Splaniidlv iUtastrated. No inialliiant
man snoiiM be wiiUeus It. WeetiT. S3.( a
vaart SU six months. A L.trts. Ml s a CO.
tSiaua-uEiu. Ml uxoauw - It cur.
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