The state rights democrat., June 01, 1894, Image 4

W1
EiTAERFOKD
CHAM
BERlaAIN,
Attorney at Ijiw. Will practlcs In all court of the
slat. Special attention irlvon to matters la prob-.te
and to co.leotlons. OFFICE In the Fllon block
K BUM EU
Attornoy t Ijw vrnl Solicitor In Chancery. Coll
Mon made on all point. negotiated on
rablo terms. Albany, Oregon
G
EO. VS. WBIfiHT,
Attornov st law, and Notary Pubdc. Will practlcehn
all tho iwirta ol thia state Special attention riven to
collection and matters In probate OUcC: Next
doer t.i f uUifllje, Albany. Otu .
II r
1 1 . 1
3 K al
it 1 J v V 1 i n .
II lojal mattorn nrlll receive prorop
1!1m r. O Id Fdlow' Temple, Albany, 0
attend n.
J J- WHITWEl ,
I . 1
Attorney at Law, Albany. Or.
M
ON I AN YE A HACKLEN AN.
Attorneys at Law.
Albany, Oregon.
1)
B. J. Is. II J I.I. .
Phvdcian and astrgaaa, OFFICE Corn
rT"7 street. Albany, Omron 1
I)
it., nturov ivi,
Physicians as Surce-w. OFFICE -Corner ecund
and Bi-,:stt,!biu streets. Albany. Or, Call projipt.j
attended I cits- nJ cssantry .
T.'
n tt HKY, n.n.
Physician an.l Su.in, OA ce Upstair over Ui
Batik tif Orvgon.
nesi.l.n. c. comer loth and Calapnoia st.
Dr H E Beers.' Dr O K Bee
Physicians and Surgeons
Special attention given to diseases o
women, liou's 10 to 12 A M, 2 to 4 aad
7 to S P M Offices and residence Blum
berg Building, First Street, between Lyon
and Elswcrth.
M
rit. Dr. lerson "il'allare
The Noted Clairvora'tt a-d L'.fa R-vter, I now
beie, and can hef raai at her residence, Dext dooi
J B C.niirs. She tell mi all subject, paa
present nd future; lore troubles, absent friend and
buslnev. You can hear from vour dead sSsslJ.
W.
I ilt K X fiS.B hKR1
OF ALBAST, ORKGO,
TRA SSACT a Tener BssMaW uatae.
DRAW SIGHT DRAFTS oa Sew Yv.rk. San
co and Portland, Orega.
LOAN MONET od approved sreurtty
RKCEI V'E denosiu subject to cheqk.
0OULECT10NS made on tarorable term.
INTER&3T oaid en time dDOi
ASK Or ail'IO,
SCIO, ORKOO-f.
.. 1 Mrsa
...A J Job
Gladstone has
A clear Head
1
-VHY ? Because he follows these
rules: "Keep the head cool, the feet
v aim, and th- bowels open." You
can have a clear bead and live to be
ninety if you do the same thing.
When the bowels fail to move dur
ing the day take on retiring two
Smith's Bile Beans. Th-ir
cction is to mild that vcs uot
aware of !L A'.l day your mind will
be cleir ano JOtL "Not a gripe ic
barrel of them." Ask for rmall size.
Tako n- substitute for SMITH'S
. 1
Bile
Beans
LEGTRIG BELT
ft-CCTBATCHTe
n . k.si 1 mi -via 1 sj T y
WITH ELECTaC-
MACNEilS
SUSPENSORY
EE aT
'MOfEMEKTi
MA rurf VrifhskQ Ha-lie
nmdm f lri. Br AlHaVMMMi or iBU'refjeriv
rctnlltsf free.
im-i, laacttnr, r I tu ma tl kiduev, lieer ud biae)eJr
' '- xn.ta. Sm tNaek. umbcf, eitnlx. (ravcrai J11 tttith
r eetric iti eouiAto rrfJ f aaBrtrseaBttta otcr
an ulLen, and lrc rrt that U lnum ' fell ti
- irer ur forfeit fS.iMMl. u4 -HI nn j of thbtt
-lit- -rs or pnj. TbooomstH Lave bet rtireej te thla r
if atioa ssts-r Olhor Trm-4lt failed, aad m
;(etr .r. irerta of t cat i niwaiaU is (Ma ao4 Ttr etker stat
Dor i.f-rft. UlniHHl M H Tat If 'IMIMM.H1 11,.
iau-et hco t-r oflfl rf wak mtn.t If f.t 'WITH ALL WU 1 1
11 a t:, aad t ixornnt atreriftt fl R 4.1T II I' in CO tottaf I-a-e
tHwttrtltod PWitilU, Balled, a.id. tnm. L . treat
BiklVDEW SXiBCTXUO CO.r
" - PORT LAN 0 . 00w
iLP4Y BfiLLBBlATE Wm
ALSAttY, OREGON
.1991, 18&
i reraa iistaeit Septmher tie
. r ; f I natruetorar
ttlML, SCIF.KTIFIC, LITERABf
ifCIAL AMD NORMAL
"'ASSES.
irsiK at -tudy rranged i. tr-s
ll K dj -.MidentK
tot tmtmeememti rfitreJ to ttudc
1rom abroad.
ev. RtBKKT V CWMISIT
JlfPElf U LP rll
for wean men
Made so bjr too close s plication to business so
ere mental strain, Srxiaal Kxere In ro Id
le lite, nr vicious ba lilts contracted In youth.
IVSAK. are vic tims tn SI. - vnu
tebllltjr or zhwatton. WwaUsitT Weak
. Invola-.lury I. wita Ewrlr Ie
r In Younscnnd Middle iffd. lack of ylgor
nd tre'-gtb, with sexual "awn Impaired and
enkenu preamturelv In approaobiog old sue.
A'HK.V Vt K OiY CtKK we tpeafe from
inowledge of result tn many thousand cases
xeated and cured in the past flfteei y-ar.
OarmethiHlof Introducing Prol Ii A KRIS'
SOI VULE HKUICATLD PAST1I.I.K
Teattsent I one which commend Itself to all
sensible person for the rerun .1 that we tupplr It
upon their Judgmentof It yalue. Nothing In the
way ot expense beyoud postal card and a two
cent oataire stamp Is asked. The postal ' urd for
use tn sending u their full addre jom1 the pont
age Btamp'for the letter returning -he statement
of their case for which wo supply them Trltb ques
tion blank, to be HI led out, and a elf-ddreaod
envelope for use In returning It when filled.
19 M A Wnen we reoelve the statement
Lt LKKon blank we prepare eight days.
V To 1 A I treatment and forward It I r mail
1 1 tt'Afa prepaying pontngo. Along with the
rreatn'nt we r.nd full dlrectione for nslng. The
treatruent oatirses no pn In or Inconvexuenot and
doe not prevenlattentlon to business.
Vve loave tbe matter of tending orders entirely
nth thoe using tbe f reo trial treatment. Uay
ing satisfied those sending for trial packnge
of our ab.oty to beneHt them wo feel thai tbey
pre more largely Interenied than err reive la
..ontlnulnf the ueof tbi Pastille. We tnakt
tbe peine a lor.- a. fioa.t'.i'.e.acMj tho 'Wine to all.
They are as foii.jv.-s: ttt.od for one month , t jaj
for two monthf; t'.UO for throe month.
We ask all iHjrsntiH needing treatment ta tend
their r ddrcus on poatal or by letter. Allcommu
nlcatl'.n.conllilrntlnl and should oetddresaed to
THfc HARI3 REIwEDJf CO., MfK.CtLeasJsSt
OT FKKaTAN BTK EK. . . Hy.-gy YORK
EfZJ
- ail Meat
BVTRAScaiajnt
From the f"
nOHENT
OF BIRTH dlUr
CUT1CURA (77 lr
SOAP Nf
It is not only the purest, sweetest, and
most refreshing of nursery soaps, but it
contains delicate emollient properties which
purify and beautify the skin, and prevent
skin blemishes, occasioned by imperfect
cleansing and use ol impure soap. Guar
anteed alwolutelv pure by the analytical
chemists ot the ta:e of Massachusetts.
Bad Complexions
Dark, vellow, oily, niothy skin, pimples,
blackheads, roughness, redness, dry, thin.
ana tailing nair, sou
simple baby blemishes
prevented and cured by
CuticiTsA Soar, great
est of skin purifying
and beautifying soaps.
It is sn because it strikes
at the rHt of all com
plexional disfigurations;
vuu, the clogged, in
flamed, irritated, or
aluKiih Fork. Sales
greater than the combined sales ot all
other skin and complexion soaps.
Sold thro(hout the world. IMce. jc:
Daco and Cmi. Cos. Po !" i Brno.
MW "All About lb Skin, ConiBteiiun, Ha-isU, and
Hair," mailed free.
Women Full of Pains
Aches, and weaknesses find comfort, strength, and
renewed vitality in Cuticura Plaster, the first and
enly pain-killing, nenre-nrenjthen ng plaster.
SJU T LAKE.
OMAHA, KANSAS CITY
ST. LOUIS.
EASTE1 CITIES.
DAYd TO
f)2
2 CHICAGO
HOURS llWf
UftllQQ QUICKER TO OMAI
HUUrO AND KANSAS CITY
DICKER TO OMAHA
PULLMAN AND T01W3T SIEEPE1 ,
FREE PECLINirtG CHAIR CARo.
DINING CARS.
S H H Clark, Oliver W.Mt.ik, E Eller
Anderson, Receivers.
For a-es and general information call
on or address Curran fi Mootelth.Albanv
Oregon, or
W K HURI-BURT.AssLGen'l.Pass Agt,
254 Washington St..
PORTIASD, OK EGO
Jfi rs V ' axted on Salarv and Com mission
;nt UiNLY AU I nUrVlZ.tL
r s . I ai. t- 1 r I r r f v
jifTSpliy Of JAMES G. BLAINE,
By Gail HaattLTOX hit literary executor, i
with the co-upf ration of hia family, and for
Mr. "latcv Complt so'k, Iwtn
I ni:- Of Coxostss," and hi later ktastc.
"Political Deaoaataotja " One prnspeclns
for these 3 .- sellim; books in the mar
ket. AKP J rdan of Me..took 112 nrdi-r
from first 1 10 call; agent' profit f 19'J 50.
Mrs Ballard fU. took 15 orders. 13 -ei
Kassi, in I da : pmrlt $-26.25. E N P.ice
of M s. touk 27 aiii-r in 2 da.-, profit
$47.25 J Patrii-e n Me. took 43 rder
r. rt :;; profit $75.25. K A !'.. -
N. Dtk. loos 53 n-ners in 3days; profit
15.25. Exitus'vf Tri.KiTouT aisen. II
U wish to make I.Ahl.E 4IOK V write
ned.ately for term to
! 1 Iff Hn- Bill Pub. Co.omirh.Coan
COLLEGE.:::.:
Send for
Catalogue
Addrese, KEV.
E. :.'. CO-ND1T,
Albany. Oregon
Manifold
Disorders
A'e occasioned by an Impure and inv
porerished condition of the blood. Slight
impurities, if not corrected, develop into '
XIIUUS IllatltaXUCS, SUCQ tU
SCROFULA,
ECZEMA.
RHEUMATISM
an otner troublesome diseases. To cure
those is required a sate and reliable rem-
eay irta Irom any harmlul ingredients,
an-J purely vegetable, ouch isl
It e moves all impurities!
troir the bltxid and thorough-'
ly cleanses the system. ThimunH. f
cases of the worst forms of blood dis
eases nave Been
Cured by S. 8. 8.
Snd for our Treatise mailed frtc- to any address '
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Scientific American
Agency for
CAVEATS,
TRADE 'HARKS,
OE8ICN PATENTS.
COPVRICHTS. trtcJ
Por Informatlim n-.i free Handbook write to
mums a co.. a,i Buoauwar, new Yokk.
Oldest bureau for aeeuring patent in Aniericw.
Every patent taken out by a it brought before
the public iiy a notice given free of charge In tut
gtrntiiit JVmetifati
tairgeet eirrrulatl'm of rny BCientlfle paper In th
world. SpltD'sidly illuauatad. No intalligeat
tsn rhould be wlihous It. Weekly. E.l.OO a
" ' 1 MuVsi ''0
- rir..
it. ML McFarland.
DBA I. Kit IN -:-
ttarness-and - Saddlery,
ilispia) !fa in the Dqoi
0
k
1 tnr m m m
She QtmvaL
Tongue's Speech.
The Democrat reporter was ull j to hear
but a small part of Mr Tongue's speech
last night at the orera lio ise deliver to a
fair sized audience, and 'n the Interest cf
the republican par.y. Mr Tongue made
but one point while the Democrat reporter
was present. It was this: ''By levying a
protective dulylon Imported articles we tax
the foreign manuf.ictuier." This is so
manifestly absurd that it is unworthy ol
the character of an intelligent man to make
it. Does Mr Tongue know that foieign
manufacturers do not ship their goods into
this country? Ninety nine rf every one
hundred dollies worth ot foreign goods
shipped into ibis country arc purchased
abroad by our own American importers
and they have to pay the duty in the first
Instance as certainly as they have to pay
the freight and insurance, and they as
certainly add this duty to the price of the
! goods, when selling them, as they do that
of the freight. The last man who pur
chases thes; goods, (the 'consumer) as
certair.ly rays the duty
freight.
he does the j
So it is so plain that this protective duty j
on goods is a tax upon the American con-
scmer that way faring men though fools
need not err as to the truth of the propo
sition. Ti ere Is only one charitable view to
ake of Mr Tongue's position on this ques- j
tion: That h-is ij.iorant ol tie
econ-
I omic lawwbicliis asinchaneable as the law
, nl Cn. an.l Prljn4 that 1'ie rosum-
! er of a manufactured nrud act must iaevi-l
tably Pav ail the expense of conveying such
product frJm the place of roanafactu.iag I
I
to the hanl of the con.umer. And this is 1
just ai :iue of the daty as of the freight,
cartage, on Insurance.
We unders'and the sperkei indulged in
some vetv harsh criticisms oi Mr v earner-
ford but this wi'l simply operate to make j
vo'.csfor him, as those who know Mr :
Tongue's public course in
this state know
that he his been the tool of co-porations, j
anJ hence would be expected to make war
( upon Mr Weatl erford,
A Que at ton.
EJitors t) MOcrit :
Since Gov Pennojer hi chsnged
his.
tactic4, to protect his salary giahbing.
and
defend instead of act u iog the legis!a-
, tare cf criminal extratagac.ee in all matters
' except that of the $24,000 paiJ to clerks,
i would It no be well now he is working
and on the defensive to hsre him explain
how it it that te has purchased a farm for
the deaf mu'.es and contracted for a huild-.
ing to be erected thereon rive miles from
' the seat of government, nhile the question
' of the consti'utionality ot scattering the
public but. dings over the state is pen : ing ;
in the supreme court of Oregon. The deaf ;
mute school is now located at the se.'t of
eovernmen'. r nl the state own ihe buildings
which are or can he made ample for ihe
school, and ts remove it from the s-at ol
government is an unwjir,nlei vt fiat
needs csp'ainstior Ifltcin
ba icmavcd
I five miles it may be removed fifiv. Every
body knjws 'h;s step is a pitce of unpardoo-
ab'e forty peculiar to the Tennoyer adrr.ir.U
trs' o .. 'the school needs no farm.
Kentucky.
A man of good family, attorney by profes
si-jn, ea cfBcee in the Confederate army. He
formed in the capital of Keo'uckey a hason
with a woean and by BT had i. legitimate
children, lies now the democratic n:m
Inee for one of the highest ;i-iir- In ihe
' gift of the p.ople of Kentucky.
Oregon.
I A man ot good family . stUrney by pio-
fes:i mi. olioer in the I'nion erniv. He
; formed in the capital of Oregon
liaaon
child. lltnoltr.Ta,i!'eannomi.
nee for one ol the lnghrs: postttaa In the
! gift of ti,e peOrle cf Oregon
Mc Ma Inns
Wa-
I
"Of course, Jarlgc Vrti cou'd .- ic: e-..l-ed
upia, as governor, ts eta the iaitia'ive
scheme and ihe mcrtace lax h .mbog "
Correspondent O.eecnian.
Judging from regain fact tt.at have de
veloped du-irg this camjaia I
is safe to
say that tha statement clove maJe it true,
ar,d being sc, it nmiins for Ihe vcter ol
the siale.tnd e-pecially thote of l.ion conn -
ty, where the stntlnent Is almost a unit in
layor of the reenactment of the nurtgage
tax law. to r; : y rcfli-:t and so'emnly
pauie before casting a rote (or a nin for .
govereor who wil
deal the death blow to
the very mtrssuie tle favor.
Best vote for
Galloway who is plelged to sign such bill
Tbe l'orllind Mercury alleges that tie
largest corruprion fjnd ever received since
Attorney General Williams brought that
90,00a, wa. re eived b George Steel from
Washirgton City t hit week. Of course It
was furnished by the corporation corrup'.
ionisis. Cor.trac for votes w!l be made
from now until election, tat "the sack"' for
voters will not be opened till elecdan day.
Slr.kert and tutilers will be hired as uautl
but the ling hopes t buy enough votes to
recover ihrir lost .rounl for they are de
feated tow, Tne . people, however, will
fool lh- hi this time, l.ilioring men want
honest lermenent work no, tltverv.
Arlilicil wood f-r furnilur.-, roof., Insula
to. s, etc is now roae by burning magne
site, tcgetlier witli wood, shsvinps, siwdust.
cotton, hair or wool. Kngland ha won
eighty two per cent ol th.; wars she engaged
In.
There are four unique niountamg Ii. Leaf
er Califomi two of a'um, one of alum ard
sulhur and on- ri purr su'phar. It Is
estimated tna' In the four peaks th re ui'c
O'le hunr'.red mil ion ton. ol 011U alum and
one million tons of -.ulphui.
There ire but to journal published in
Russia in the direct Interes t ol agricultuie,
the Semie rljelt-iirsUnjn Gazita ana ihe
Wjpstnik Ku ken Sselskwo llotaietwa.
9 me very ancient bxrk are to he f:iund
i.i the sacred relii at Ccfiott. They a'e
formed of plain leaves written up in wi'li
a metal pea, and tre IhiiuhI innelf by a
silken s-tr I n 4 .
More man forty on-- pa cent of lh" Mnj;
lis'i pr'i le could not write thelrown name
when Vlctorii asgende-llhe 'tirone rite pro
portion In that coidiil jn '1 i now h ;en re -duced
to seven per cen .
S ockholm has tin hig itert
from dilnk of ar.) 1 ry i 1 1:1 : w.(
n one thousand.
Mevth rate
1 id, nil ely
Over eight ihousan i varie ie . ot pisial
cards have b-cu issued in t ic world wi'hin
thirty five years.
In the BrilUh Muc 111. accoidmg Hie
catalog je jusi insue I, l.iere are 2700 COmpltti
KiMes iu all languag?r.
It is stated that a pail of water containing
a hand'ul of hay, If, placed in a room where
there has been smoking, will absoib all the
odor of the tobacco.
Mr Weatherford returned to tlio city
yesterday from his canvas for congressman
In the first district. He says the outlook
grows better day by day for the democrat.
He says the contest has narrowod down to
a contest between himself and Mr Hermann.
Thon populists in the district who prefer
Mr Weatherford to Mr Hermann should
vote for the former at a vote for Mr Milter I
only makes Hermann's chances the better,
Kvery farmer in the Willamette valley i
should vote for Mr Weatherford a) he
pledges himself to use all his power, if i
elected, to secure a sufficient appropriation
to make tho Willamette river navigable I
most all the year. This would secure mucn '
cheaper freight for wheat to the sea board
Every one knows that Henunnn has been I
playing the game of politics ever since he
was first e'ected to congress some ten or
twelve years ago. He has secured just j
enough money to make a feint of clearing
the obstructions in the river, but all know j
that there are far more difficulties in navi- 1
gating the river than when the first ap- j
propriation was made The shadow of I
appropriations have hung along the river
for years but no substantial work has bee!
done owing to a lack of money. Let the
tannen of .he Willamette valley s'and to- '.
gether and elect a congressman who will
feel that the valley has interests that
ghouUl be looked after in congress.
Mr Weatherford, democratic candidate
I0r congress, states in m speecues mat lie.
some lime ago. sent for and received a copy !
j of the Sydney Mail, the leading newspaper
of Australia, of the 1
1 dale of .March l.tli,
la toe market report he found wool
urn-leaned, quoted at 14 tt 15 cents, and at
" very time H was semng uere at .0 .u
a l I t I a 1 a Ol
ceata only , cleaned wool was quoted at 21
to 25 cents and in Oregon it was selling at
12 to 15 cents. Wethers were selling there
atri-Wtofci.OOahead. and here they
would not bring more than $l."0. This
dissipates the bugaboo of foreign wool com
petition. Why would Australian grower
ever think of exporting v,ool to the United
Sta-es and selling it at nualler prices than
they could get
Courier-
at hotne 'r ' 'egon I'ity
The office of super's n'endent of public in
struction is non political and ougut lo he
removed as f.ir as possible from partisan
politics. It should be tilled by a man of
acknowledged ability, cf known integrity.
a leader of educational forces in the
s'ate
and a thorough public school man . Such
a man is I V S Held. We want a man
for sta'e superintendent cf schools who c-ui
command the respect and conSdeuo- of
chosl officials ami teachers. Such a man
is D V S Reid. We want a man who ha
had experience in public school work and
has bee i successful ia all his school work
Such a man is D V S lieid
Men who atteupt to make po'.Uical cat
ita! out cf the l uioes mi-fortunes of the
1 caun-ry 1 ave but little of that true s; Mi o
patriotism that eootitute? a man a wcuy
cl iien. When a man from the aiucp or
in the columns if newpaprs proclaim
that Ihe present haid time a:c the result
of the democrats. . . u-dmg to power be
' sncs that r.e at Lut one purjosc m vjosy
. making votes foe hi party. Kne-y sate
man knows lh hard times weieTTMnieg "org
i bcfjre th-" e'ection of Mr Cleveland, snd
:tiey woa.tl bat,, been c. ir sarj naj titr-
too or Waver been elected What makes
, limes so hard in Australia. South America
1.. . Germany and ia fact in aktat nar t of
I-alv Germtny and ia fsc. in mast pars of
. . ,.
vorl?
' We are tj'd that lepuMican arc railing
i the Herald to iiall In ! warcfare upoa Mr !
! T 1 Ti . i- I .
Jackson Tint ra;er l making coyr of
j vote for him. Cra-ges asd unmanly in
siau'ions t'm have no krsstfa ia htni . rove
' a boomeiae.g to those who with o mske Be-
j litical capitrl by their ute.
If the r -publicans ele.t the gjscrnor an '
. a msj jrlty of the lesl.laiun. ti-v wil: with-
; out a doubt o moiify ihe Awtrallao
j l-allot law a la destroy t sale guarJe
agairstso e huiig. Tlie repabiicans liied
to accomplish lni during th; SCStsiaa ol tr e
last legislature.
Bath Ojyernsr lVunjye an : Judge Uotw
I "e heen c-nyicied of 'nw.nj sslarl.-t in
. aartss of the sums allowed bs the cots'i'u
tion. Juice Galloway p.-edges himself, if
, electee.to d:a only hi coo ituiiona aai)
j Vote for Galloway and jou will be hrij.ir.p;
I
to secure an economical sdmioist'a'ion.
Gorrrnor I'ennoytr, who isoo King
, over the state telling ',,e people how mucb j
, he loverjbem an I ba e he corporatioas trav- j
els on thee rail'o i4 pti . lie alsodiaws
an official salary rf oet r $Io a d.y while he
It out tumpinc. more tnan doub'e the
amount allowed bv tne onuliuttm ol the
ttaie. These who listen to his spcecne i ,r10 ,0 th oa, 'e ot ' p-?riaU'r.d -nt of
should bear these facta in mled. Kaseburg j public instruction and indocing the can
Review, i drdjcv of I'rofeater DT8 BcttL Tbe td-
t dress is igr.esl by nearly al'. if not all, the
When ,oavo cancel, cross or mark j male teacher connected w I. tui school
out the name of ad candidate etcept the 1 diotrkt.
ne for whom ou yote. Be very careful
about this matter for If you leave tke names
of more than oce candidate for any one
office on vour ticket your vole Is void as to
that oflice. Do not ue a yellow ballot.
They are only samples and will nV be
counted If voted .
The French Lallot girls begins her career
usually at seven year ot agr. She is then
paid at the rate of torts out tor each ap
pearence in public, as cemoleeUe de r,utd
rille $20 to $40 t month, at a coryphee $50
to $60 and gnjcl $60 (12 i. A dancer of the
first class villi get from $f;o lo $Joo a
month, ami a star from $5001 to (loooo a
year.
V UUatB tja'loway, on the denim ratic
ticket for govrrnor of Oregon, i the author
of ibis iiiiiiiort.il sentence: "An honest man
Ik ala - under oath."
Komcmher that W I) Fenloii fpr-aks ut
the opera home .Sa'urday evening. Ever,
b id), nod epeclily ladies .invited.
W D Fenton, of Pj-ilami. i billed to
talk politic- I'on a desaocratk ttand point
at th-r Uairihnrhr oper. house next
Thursday evening May 29. Those whohtve
heard MrFen'nn assert t'nt he i an able
and very tnteres'ing lalkar.
lrivi-n 10 r-!e peration Baeaaaa many of
Linn QOtinty't Itevt drtaens will not heaiken
unto the I lei t Id-, pettifoggery, that join na I
j purse ing 11 cetrte thit will dels) t'. every
mn Ir tttppo't. I'M w;iik is disulitUag,
llarri-liurg Courier.
Ilenieinljt:r W D Fen'on
Ipem lio'He to night.
speuks nt the
I Jo and hear V.' 1) Fenton at the opera
houe to-night.
WSKUl rSillKHISI.
Vlfl h Httik, Pie icweleit
If y- ii want a liae.tmoke oall for Jin.iplt .
while labor cigars,
I he i. ttjroaat coffee in the city at Comae.
Moyer s.
Miitoh' Vitaiitrr : what you .ted for
dyspepsia, torpid liver, yelluv. jk in nr kid
ney trouble. It is'guaranteeit tojgtve you
satisfaction. Priee 75o. Sjld.by Pothay Si
Or.
State Treasurer.
The .Mate ''Venturer in the bands
of Hon Thomas L Davidson will be
B'enity ltnpictfd over ire meir.riiiH tna
the methods tha
have tontiolled It for i any years. The
funds will nr.t. hn needed In heln out the'Msr.
chmts National hank or the I'ortl.nd Trust j
compear. Mr Davidson at grown up with
he sta'e and.haa been personally Interested
m its growth and development. Hi hat
seived Ms county It. several capacities, and
' . . ., ,. I
has never had a word of discontent or dis- j
trust ottered
agair.st iim. Portland dis
patch .
The Secretary of State.
Cbas Nicke'i, Diiuo;raiic candidate fo
Secretary ol Stalo is rtCi iving handsome uc"
kaowlcdgme it of bis candid cy fiom air
parlies and fiom all quarters of tie S ate.
HU fiinei for the hithrodilon is fully rec-
oenizeland undisputed, lie ba the e'e
menta of bueincts and fractal character
which make him a desirable man at the
State house. W hile he is gtiicily buinss
in hisdialings,he is affable in his intercourse
and a peron leaves htg presence wltn a
govl imiircsion of h;m
11VS Kcid.
The Eugene Register, a radical Kepubli
can paper saya ol I) V S KeW
the lKmo-
cratic oomin lor Superintendent cf Public
institutions: ''He is a man cf quick pr-
cep
ceptlon, intta ntseeous at Hon, sr.u lirmnes
Instruction; has made cducr.t.on astudy and
h,B Jevotrd hi whole time to it an! is we
qa,lt,ed for the posl'ion.
Portland Sunday Mercury irepi: J K
Weatherford, lK?mocratic candidate for
congressman, is one of the foremost cit
izens of Linn county. Mr Weatherford
came to Oregon in 1 C. and has several
times renrttrented his counts- iu the State
Legitla,urc. ije ,b au,'bor of Kxmi
( irecon legislative enae'ruent of prime
benefit to the producers of the sta'e, and
has had the sa'isfactien of knowing that
the cour's, in test cases, have sustained his
measures. He is an all aroand g vl feiiow,
and bis oldest acquaintances are bis l?st
frU-nds.
The speeshes of Wealbetfcrd. lialloway
and Keid in Ibis chy. on .Saturday last,
were listened to by vtry large crod Mr
Wea'kerfoid in his elucidation of natiooa1
'juestions was graphic and t .nviociag. His
arguments were simple and bonet. Mr
Galloway spoke the troth ubout the mis
management of the tiate by republican
legislation :md Mr Ueid said a tw words
about tne m-coss'.i ics of our public ach'Xil
systems. A!! goji men and democrats.
McMinnvi la Ketfulcr.
vt hen the orgaa cf a political party can
and no flats- in a caa-l'dte's rrcord. alter
J'ligect search, but seeks to manufacture
, Ofejudice again' him withoat gool reason
tbn tl e aforesaid orcan admits the -k-
ne.v- of lis own candidate and the strength
of its opponent The conduct of tbe .V
, bans Herald towsrd J-c'.soa i- a casein
poiot. That paper ran End n jibing to
' reflect on Jackson, but hammers awat at
h'm simply bec.-ui the County Coarl
; (which is republican) "made a bad oirrfain
'Hi the Abstract Company. " ii; re u no
I m a .
. conoeOion betwren Jackson and the county
or Jackson and the Abs'ract Com-
pany. H any one it to b'aroe it is
the,
i-.. r- , UA -:n lj u,i--,.
I. ... . , ,
several ued'ed vote.
And the seane'eaa
u'terance cf (he Herald ten.
to ia-!
made
cre -se Jackson's lead. Jackson hi
a first class sheriff aad tbe pple kn
and are not going to give him op
bird in trie bosh, or two of Ihem fo
matter banco Eapre-.
m it. ,
foi a
Baa Wru Galloway, the nominee for
fovemor Is miking a quiet l et tigoroos
canvas of tbe t'ate in ti e interest of the
par'y He it a cultured man- lie was
roriM 10 rely on liis o n res jurce to pay
i.
U way throofb the common schools and
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brcuah the 1 jt:i.' 1..
Ihr--.
j tatuea mBirjer 01 tne .-jaio .s. jricu.lura'
j Baeiey in whea he t l-nt JI years,
j and hat retained bit memlersblp ever sir re.
( f is also a member of tbe State Hoard of
Afairultdre. and has been pretnlcot of
1 Uo'h societies x-eral tiiae- He
can
always receive ibe vo'ecf Yamuiil county. I
'
n) r(-j. jI(
is rvpab'icin. kJ a good j
wil atike the riaht kiavJ of'
j a govern-jr f ir th people an 1 1? t.i p
I pie. Portland l'ipa'ch.
tne uretroo ocout. a newspaper publish
ed in the ci'y of L'nion. in Union county.
're. prir.ted in it i--ue of 'he 17th in-t.
an addre-t "To ihe Votan, School t ' lioials
and Friends of Ktucation iu the 8 -te of
lrejPn.
opposing the election of lie- i
On nrx Monday evening-the
I oe a
Hon
-tl'n.
grand I is-mocraiic ral:y at I... i
W D Ken on anil Ham tieo F. C iaia'
of I'ortl ir.d. be the speskers on th
caioi. Kvery bjly come out.
llarri.ourg's lea ting republican rata Te
ed in our presence yesterday, tfattl the
llcrtl I kept ip i'.s present course it would
sere y Ctect Jack -011. liani-buig Couiirr.
Varlsaa Kabl.ery.
Lo.soviaw. Texas. May 93. At :i f M
today two rough looking meo wa'keU into
tbe First Kat'onul bank, one with a sv in
chetter. tad took posaestion. 1 be robbers
hurriedly emptied tho vault, securing
e'J'H 11 in 110 bills. No 9, and nine $JU bills.
No 20. ami seven tinsignr-d l.ongview bank
cotes, whi-h may lead to detection. While
this was foing on. two of the robbers we'e
in tbe rear alley of the bank .booting a1
everyone ho appeared.
tieorge llucklnghain, who was shooUng
a' the robbers, was shot r.d killed City
afarthal Suckley. who was shooting ut
another rchber, received a 'Vinchestcr bull
in the towels The ball glanred from
some silv.T dollars In his pocket, which
may sav his life. .1 W KcQaeetl, a saloon
ker(rr, rn out in tw aJlej and was shot
in the boa, and i' is thought mortally
wounded Charles S Leonard was walkiag
through tbe court house yard and was shot
in the left hand. The robbers escaped after
one was till d.
Klndlna tinld.
MkiikiIiiii, Or. May SS Contiierb'e
excitemeit has been canted in this vicinity
during tile ptit lew days by the remit of u
partial cnn up of the Miller plater mine,
situated tbout live null s wett of this city.
This mine was recently parehaaed by IWi
land parties, and between $I2.0(K) and
$111,000 lata been taken out as the result ot
the past tinier' ItUI. A pal .in I clean up
of thu Stitrgis mine, about 12 toilet from
this ciiy, which was finished this week,
proihiix-d ;!0,IK10 in yel'ow metal for lis
ownett.
Mr Lease's t'ondlllun Ciltleal
Oi.ATiik Kan, May 23. While it is
given outthat Mrs Mary E Leaae is im
proving, ahe is really no batter and her
condiiioaj is regarded as critical. She has
sciatic rhaumtttism in her left leg and in
flumiiiattry rheumatism in bee right hand.
She has jancVea ul her May und June
dales.
Wanojuo nvitavionb.
Wooden, Tin,
Silver, Golden
! Common everyday.
gjmfSHiutY .
THURSDAY
A ToNMuev ArrMn. -A correspondent
iruni w.ikvinu utiuei up uiirigH in i lie
following live manner :
The picnic on I ho 22nd was well at -
tended and the candidates did well, the
republicans stole a march on the other
parties and rung in a man hy the name
of Tongue ! and he is well named lor he
is all tougue. He made a lengthy har-
consume.! 101s 01 lime wun
nia bombert and iwannr. lie agreed to
(jjvj(i,, time with the uoptilist .at rthedd
in the evening, which he did in good 1
shape, taking three hours to explain him-
self. He was answered by Prof Smith,
but '.mill t-ouliln t use as much time for
for the audience were tired out and it wag 1
a late hour. bile Smith was on the i
floor some on in the audience cried out i
Put him out" the speaker paused, and i
asked,
m I in a land of liberty free- i
dom and free speech ?" and it is well that
there was no attempt at violence made.
We are not a populil-t but claim that all
political parties should have a fair hear- j
... Uu... it. A . ..i :. t . -- 1
K www ifiut:.. nv re oitifriy
pposeu to iiiou violence, ami we nave
i, 1 ; 1
WlrV
T .1 . ' ,
rAicpniMUD oi mis uaure nave .lone
naMire
more harm to the men that need them
than they did to the other parly. The i
abolitionists were treated in this manner '
but they worked on and many of them
lived lo gee slavery abolishol
So it baa t
len in the past age, and the phrase,
"Whom tbutio'l's . to destroy thy
tlrst make mail is as true to day as
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. nitrn lb naa I'IBl UECU, ItllO lim J g r
the "Only temerance party" is angry
. a - - : 1 1 t . . . . , . 1
sou iii oe more e alter tne election.
Notice 10 tmk Delegates
:
OF Tlta
(ikn Assembly AT Atsaw Or k
fear -
Brethren: An excursion to Yoserrr.e
valley is being arranged for June 6th the
less from Kavmond s'sllon ol Southern
Pacific KK. The trip can be made in
one week, or more time car. be profitably
spent it desired. The regdar trip from
San Francisco U not short of I75 Anv
person who can shoald out visit Caltfor
nia without seeing this wonderful park
with it unrivaled UCtm&J in this or any
other country. Rev ,VB ilr wi lan
cr any qaection or receive it.e name
otany persons who A ish to iln the er
caislon. . ,...,aa..-.iUcKWue.I-.. vac.
1 . r . . I i 1
were paid the Drat three days of tb;
re, ioi iiogisnu irienus coming to
time hi nari'isome manner, loose
paying SluO or over were
lulius liradwobl
r B Hogg
'ieoS oe, trust lor Hogg
210.50
. . Hil 31
. ltt.70
894. 45
Mrs E H Grisham
John tiritbam ....
Wm M iloag
John i"chmer
120...
107.(45
5II.TJ
133 its
I Fsst Ridivj. Ur tleo S Wrlgnt
, made the . un from McMinti'le tUay
ton 7 miles on a light 1; pound Impe
rial wheel in 32 minutes, Thursday even
ing. How I .Sat for getting .ver the
ground.' Dayton Herald. As Or
Wright wrigh about 251 pounds, t-n
limes as much a the bi-tcle.the Item
make very in-erevlng reading
Kit t an a Cocosst. Fran's S-aBjsd
killed a cougar Sunday morning near his
r:ace on the Motiawlt. wrkti has been
doing contJerab:; miw:hief in ihat i-
cinlty.
v frc
Hi courarahlpi
eeaattjd about
n tengtn. Kettcr.
S..vi i;::i.. A rf't x imln:-. Foilow
ing are Hon J R fC.vereign's appointments:
AiUiny. May 29. f r n; llroarnsville. May
II ltd. I P tt Lelanin May SO, 8 m.
Mr Will Barton, of Oakvilie, lias gone
t 1' ' land to end the summer.
A! Boattieka and S tl Ivorris returned
; Ibis noon from their lisbizg trip loaded
don w:th speckled beaut ee.
Kv V. I 1 ampbell. of Hanover. III. it
reporting the proceeding of tbe general
r a t a aUJ a t
5mbiT AnT 'v
, Pkrcl,l
ors ex'etided
Ii'tn
Mr Walter M Ilree, ol akville. made a
i-rit to tne mu-wtnier lair, neinit aav
, from homeahout a seek. Inhitabseote
, Km. 00. borrowed 0 bus! ele of oa'a and
poisoned hit betl 'hjg. Mr Mcllree wil
give a handsome reward fo information
that will convict the dog prisoner,
rcastaxr H trtnt.
A very pleasant su'prfse a given Mrs
D II McC'ullagb by the l-adies Auxiliary
of the 1 M 0 A on Monday a" ma of
tn it w eek, at her home Mrs M-l'u ah
has been president of the auxiliary for
two years. The otCwStfM of :be aurprise
ass ttr prv;iaration M leave !or i aquma
ay w.f ;n a iew .;ays t sina -nt-turn-
mer a he'r she hopes to fuUy regain her
' ht,1,h; , Af,'r pending e-.me tfatM in
agreeable cor versation together. Mrs r. B
, . ,
, tiotr made a very appropriate speech in
ivu iuair a l i .
peecb
which tbe exptataM the
incere appre
ciation ni Mrs Mi-Cullagb't w-.rk an i ihe
, high esteem in which he is held by all.
, an I pretentl her with a itirely bound
volume nl I'riimmon-ts atura! l.w in
the Spiritual Wjrld.'" Ttir surprise was
1 complete, and one ol ttioee dengbtful
events wlnom tend to make life tweeter.
One to which Mr KcCaUagJl n.!i always
refer with great flyajure.
Mr. K-r.T.a Tatham gave a steieotican
kindergarten .ecture at San last even-
I be political adres lat nl,;bt wa a
ver 1 Tunjurr affair, 'ikr lh - mr ja' cor
rra.sonsteru tell ahou: Shed t ll was
of the calibre that d -o't c -nt with th"
public.
The BOM Om Ve'eran will meet to
nigh: lo make arrangements for decora
tion services. All members are reques
ted so be present By order ol J A Mc
Feron. cart, bv N M Nepor', lit ser
getn. Atsoon PattPltar. Two vears ago
the Ciu:ier ierted positively that Jack
ton waa well qwaltalad 1st till tl.e o.fice of
sherlH an-1 c twsMtaaf the people thtt he
would make a good officer; today we in
iit thai our f.irmer statement I correct
in every particular, anil know that If reelected-and
few dub: but he will he
that he will make just a g h! an olBcc r
in the future a he has made In 'he pat .
You cannot elect a bette- man tbsn J ic 4
son. H l-rlsbuig Courier.
Caast Biryete Keeorda.
Stockton. Cat. May it. The fast hi-j
yclist bnke another coat record tvday
whn Otto Ziegler. of the San Jose Koad
'lub. made one mile from a standing tart
ia 2:131 . beating the record cf 2:t5,
ih'IJ by Wilbur Kdwards. W l-r K Poe
ter, of tho 1 1 viu"ics, made 11 new record
for the ciut for a tuii'ter of a mile witb a
living t.ir-. He covered the distance in
90 1 .'1 nv end.
...
. ... nixav., nrr lin.ns
SroKANK. May 23. Ware weather has
brought the Spokane river to tht highest
stage knot n since the advent of the white
'an. At 8 o'clock it was one inch Hbove
last year's record, which was -J', inches
higher than previous records 'iiu river
is Mill rising. No serious damage Is an
ticipated. When rtaby was nek. wo ,ve her Casioria.
Wien nlxc was a Child, she cried for OtttOrvA.
vtlien sin tuscanie Miss, slif i luru; to i'as'.-.; -.
Wlien ahr" had t-hildrrn, the Kavc thcai t . :oi ',
ill. in I in
ioes nearly all the iraahing ia Al-
Who
baay ?
Why, tbe Albany Steam Lanndry.
Why, IsM-ause they do lirst-data work at
low prices.
tt ho patroiiiw tin- f liitiainoii? Oa'y a
very fe-v. Don't meatioa it.
nave you si-en the new wagop. It's
modern ami holds a M.u-k of clothes. Their
big bnainesa detnaiada it. KiciaarrJa
Phillips made it. They know how, a- well
as 1 Ow to do superior washing.
The Steam Laundry washes for rit'n and
poor and does good work for till alike.
Try it, try it.
BORN.
MiOAU.STL.ANl. At tho family home
in Salem, on Wednesday morning, May
23, between 5 and ti o'clock, to Mr and
Mra Elmer .1 McCauntland, a son.g
FRIDAY
Mr A M Williams Is temporary secre
tary cf the Y M C A.
The J K GUI co, of Portland, have
mide a general assignment.
Another invoice of tailors and leghorn
plat it 25 and 50 cents just rtcelved ai the
I.aci . atizaar.
A Pennsylvania man says hard times l
affected thai stat
hrve Orseon.
much :nore than they
base ball tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
between Albany and Independence, on
the league grounds. Admission lo cents.
In response to the request of a large
numbr r legates we publish or. our
j5"'- r"e 1r sermon delivered on
retiring as moderator of the assembly. (
Mrrrona ot the Kouthernpacilic say the
Southern Pacific will take the U i dele-
gates into California
next Wednesday
evening in a special and a fine aPullman
car service as can l secured.
no ninattd on any county ticket, will get
a hip vote h-r. Mr Wa;lar- .niendi.i
man and is well qualified to fill the office
of a
.essor, or, Indeed.
t, Advance.
most anv other
pia
i' riaiia iiflh inws ano ji vr one r r-
I 1 . if. . : , . . . . . 1 l .
yesterdav from the Sanli.m
mlnee. Too inucl
snow on the way
make woik there difficult. As provision-
have to be can led In on the bacx
the coat I too creat lo ius'.ifv ooerations.
'I he rare spectacle of a display of heat
"fchtning was given our citizens last i
nigm. sne nasties were iro.n ine east,
and it 19 now in order for one of tne ,
."alc-ni pap-rs t declare that the Thiee
Sisters have tu rn .'rttinu on a taie.
e m
Mr France, formerly of Wisconsin but
now of Portland. wag in ttveity this week
looking over ihe field for the purposed
i.V.H., I - I . I , . j :
. . , .
"lKU Willi IIIC piiWCI-- 4IIU III tlW
Hsh that much needed institution. Leb
anon Express.
From report received we learn that
Mesers Bilyeu, Myers, Whitney and the
o'ii-r democratic candidates are doing
efficient work on the county canvass.
Enthusiastic meetings are being held al,
alang the line and Qsw zeal is being in
tpired among the local committees at
every point.
The grccery store of Giloert ii Patter
son was burned at Salem ycsteiday.
The adjoining stote of J A Van Eaton
M badly burned and some damage was
done to the shoe shop of G C Gen and
h nl E S Lsrarsirt. Lass
on Gilbeit i Patterson's stock abut $io, -
000, insurance 3,ooo.
A
Iatsi. ActiDEXT William, the 10 -
.
var-oId son of Mr aid and Mrs Antony
rVaeier. of BUver Creek Falls, near Rarton.
left h .me about 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon
to deliver a message to a neighbor a sbxt j
distance awav. and as was his usual cus
tom when going through the timber,
rarried his 32 calibre rifle in ca he might
hml gatne for food. It seems that he had
made amnaetaenU with a number of com
rades to go fishing in the afternoon on
Drift creek. (al3ot three miles from Silver
Fallaj and :.- he neareit this point he left
the road and took a trail leading to Drift
irwk falls, enly a short distance asray from
the raad The falls are about thirty feet
hijrh and from the brink one 't.n see down
tbe -trv.iiu and tt u supposed that he in
tended to see if tbe boys hal yet begun Sh
ing. and then finish what he had started to
do ami return to the creek. Here thi body
was found with a bullet hole through the
bead. Th ball en.l th left t-vr and
ranged upward, coming out at the too of
the tu!l. Ihe rifle was lying upon his
breart ami one foot van un-ler him. the
body haying fallen bo. k ward, ft number
f hiv :g.-V-l a- to hw
to ut; lent irre-l. lot the in tst plansi
bV one i that when he came to the falls to
iook d"wn tiv- stream be tk the gun
from his shoulder and set it upon the
stunygrocnd. tbe Imtt striking a rk with
sufficient f
- the .srtr. ;a
tbe g-in. ln.lejndect.
A I-ivg; Ait air. Thr-
t raveling
railroad men were ol. ine rool Wedoes-
I m . . - '
,day niaht, or rather, about 2 o'c'ock
ThurnJa m iTn'tnr, whrn they g-M to dis-
p-a'.mg about the iuir.rss ot their respec
tive roads In or.Ier : settie ihe ma'ter
P and I" H went out Inio the tret and
. J "trc T".nd m,tS C at B at referee
U r oer.nc ent!fiy !-jo mcf. 1. I. an
tagonist . Tnere wa tatk of prosec-itson
but the matte' was .trooped
Sttjstsicaa r
Event. A national
gatherins is a r.r thing for Oregon. OTir
ir-.r. . .... . . . . . . r. , , ;
Die prec- of two ir. one year it l very
Ujjn'hcan; thircj (or mt stat
It wdl
mean a grt da! in the future. Aioany
alto will e the benefit. Today In all
Use d!i , -l!v-r of fK ..' .& w-la.t
prcv, tt te! It, .111 the Cnirel P-eb.
,-,!, ,ai .ymK . . a:
bany, Oreaon, and pi.nle every where
will know ihat i" I a place bi; enough
to entertain a r.i'i :..,', a?hrr:ng ol near
ly 3-x people.
Paowrr Soma. At Toledo yeeterday
Cyrtta Hnrlengh, aged Ti reart. .it tried
and i-onvicte-t before Judge Sr.afock. of
tne crime r,( attempting to commi a
rape on Ms step grand daughter, only
10 yrnr of ag-e, wbtW she was under li's
charge- Zatsa was a week ago He was
indicted and arrested oa ihe train near
Cetrra ttw whale attempting lo escape.
His sentence was live ears in the peni
tentiary tsiick trork.
Ir L-Xis Wai.L. Tre Oregon pacific sale
w :il take p. are one sets from to morrow
Thara ia uUte qnaattoti that t'ol Higg
and cmpanv will purchase rheroad.anst
the pr;iecl is good that tbev will ex
tend 11 into Crook rounty, a b-isiuess
neeitity. for winch there is said to be
i-l.-25o.ooo ready tor nse. Tbe mere
statement is an encouragetu":it.
The gia.luating eserc-ses ol the Albany I
Public school will taae plare at the!
opera houae June 1st, 2 and Spin. In or- j
dertobe ppay tbe expense, an adruis- J
lon fee wi l be charged in tbe evening.
rtnt.lt tal seats 15 cenls. at Hodges i Mc !
Farland's drug tore. Gallery 10 cents, i
The route of the proposed motor line I
I between Albany and ixlayibe is bein j
viewd. Ibe piut as now being viewed j
1 runs a couple of miles west f this pltce.
j The motor company a 11 1 make a big mis. I
I take if they do not run their road through j
i.euatioti . Advance.
J Harr- tiay.the optician, was 'ecrntly
tnarrie! in Kansas. He writes that he 1
' is making money and is liappv- l.eba-!
non Advance.
Ralbrr Trra-oaal.lr.
Toi'kka. May i. At a ' iloiiie Gaartl"
moe'ing ia tbe 1'optilis. league rooms here
G C Clemens said'
"I do not hesitate to sav that one of the
i objects I had in view when 1 advocated the
raising ot me llome i.u'rvls was to have
I f0" va lah'e. so that in case the troops
I or the National Guards are callel out to
..,,,,,.,,. ..,. ,..w. I
this Mieai-sintli riser si-.. .-its .t.srs tha !
troops or the National litiard."
Oar 11,1s turn Daw a.
t TatOM vs. May 25. TW Queen's Dwn I
Mnea, 01 toronto, came 10 this city yes
terday to join in the celebru'ion ot the
queen's birthday. Ceorgv J Wilds. I'nitol
states consul, displayed from the wiudows
ofhisottW an extra American tUir i
in honor of the day Some of th members !
from lorouto tore the Hag from the staff,
iwil is s
Baa kr City. Or, May 25. Hank Camp
liell and one I lilde' sleeve, planer miners,
while at work vVedttesday oa Oae creek,
"JO mils from this city, wore both killed
'iy 11 cave in
Drapped Dead.
Itcmriu iui, Dr. May 25. Andrew Jones,
aged tit year, droppeil dead from heart
trouble last night aKnit 10 o'clock, at bis
residence. Mr Jones, during his lifetime,
was an active member of the Masonic lodge
of this placr.
IrllMMytlvr Feel
prac -
im'okank. Wash, May SB - hi'e
ticing on a big ner'nl ladder, ut
tion No 2, the ladder tiroke ami
tire sta-
v apiam
tttHirgt 1 i. haptimn tell tvi teet, ore.iaing
his neck and killing him instantly. "
' Sweeping Reduction.
iu Millinery
Owing to the bard timea all millinery
ut the Ladies' Fstzaar will be greatly
reduced for the neat thirty days. No
extra charges will lie made ttiiumiua;
This will be an excellent opportunity to .
aecure hats for yourself and children.call
anil get our prices.
8ATUEDAY
HOME AND ABROAD
People are accusing tl e ministers of
raising thunder last n'.ght.
United Presbyterian souvenir spoons at
FM French's jewelry store
Stamps at cost and Stationery In propor
tion at Fred .)awson's little store on the
corner.
The handiest place in town Fred Daw
son' Ht'le drug store on the corner, for
pills.
S
the
nig
So-ne one pulled the notices down for
speaking of lion W D Kenton to-
ht. Small business. Go and hear
him ai.y war
Old fashioned family oiils at lo ct a
box at Fred Da wron' little Dru Store
on 1 he coiner.
It cogts no more, aid gaves time, to buy
your quinine from Fred Dawson's at the
little drug store cn the corner.
A btight window is that of Foshay &
Mason Some very pretty moss has a
setting ir. white of the word 'Welcome.''
Archbishop Grot lectured in ga'em
Thursday evening or. the subject : "That
j tne (Jithollc Church Is not the enemy but
: the friend of the Republic"
A thunder shower occurred last even
1 ing more extensive than any in the past I
for the Willamette valley, accordHg to the ;
memory of the oldest inhab'.tai.i . Per-
hapt caused hy two National Assemblies
n Oregon at one time, being male up
I
mostly of Eastern people.
Hon Wm D Fenton, s-vak on the j
po'.itieal Issues, tuis event i a'. 7:31st j
the opera house In this city. The I
young ladies of the Democratic Club rf
Albany will attend In a body. Let every
one come, ladies, democrats, republicans
and populist and hear politics discussed
by an abl I c'oquent speaker.
SOCIAL AXD PERSONAL. i
Mrs Arthur Brasneld, of Salem, is
visiting Albany friend.
J A 1 11 in iu ine, F W BlnmDerg and Dr
Beers returned last night from a fishing
trip to Boston Mills. Tbey caught
fish and had an enjoyable ride.
Messrs Knox Height. E thrall and A
J Ansljn. the well known wagon men,
; arrived in Albany yesterday from South
', for Texas
ern Oregon, and wil. leave on Monday
Saiem haa one man who it alwavs
, hPPy- He never complaint of bard;
1 f ini.a anrl a 1 mr m wr m Vmm AnnolA tr hair,
; " , j u ,k n- C.. .. -
Ir tjteotl. B.Uy W nght the tcieo
' ,BC7 ""l
three daily newspapers. He ia always
posted and never the victim of a bunco
man. Salem Journal. The kind of a
man the world needs. Uneie Billy is a
model christian, evei day in the
mon'h.
'91 AXD 93 Taxls Paid County
Treasurer .Vallate torfar receii ed a re-
I celpt from the uu trtasu
anoe of Linn County's us
ret- for the bal-
nty's Uses tor the rear
1S03, the total taxes of over $37,000 hav- 1
ing oen paid. He alto recently paid the
ba a.ee of :be tax of 1S9!, recently de- ;
ckded by ihe Supreme Court to be due.
Tr.e only state ux due is some of that of
s,j, lied up in the Lino County National
Batik Eunds are 00 hand to par road
warrants, amounting to aiout S2oo. and
in a few dayt county warrants will be
taken up. There are only about $12000 1
outAttnuing. about that amount has a!o
Deen paid on utei. The only county
fundi in the Linn County National Bank 1
were Sooo, about which a paper has been I
matiog so much fust cn account of the j
intc-e: running on it. Tbe bulk was the ,
tchooi and tate rrnaryt. Linn County it
lo remarkably good circumstances con
sidering ihe hard time.
A Long BicrcLr. Rme. Cast Matlock'
and Harry tlo.ck n, of Eatgeoe, made 1
ome good time on ineir bicycle Tosrt- I
slay. Thev left Ifectw at 5 in.
west to .-. therce came to Albany- j
arrislng at Eugene a'. - 30 r tt. The
dittarce corers-d was 100 mile, a id the i
actual time on tne road wm 9 hour and I
I! minute, an average rpecd cf :: -
mile per nour.
Tbe gallery aeos at th 1 P Church
I which have been sticking on account
of
0'-.,-OTlfr- u'r "T
1 that there will be no niorv trouble.
There will be no afternoon meeting
' at 'he V M C A hall to morrow, owing
to ine memorial eernce at tne opera
"ante at that bonr.
Lt. on the road between CaVvilh- and
AlUany a Urge black bag. eonta ning j
eeveral anirlee. i'ieaee return lo the !
lHmocrat office.
EAST AND SOUTH
THE SHASTA KOUTE
OF 1 HE
Scutbern Pacific Co.
KiptTSS Train '-.. PcsrlJaad tasUy
aowta 1 rmam nr 1 . fmm, .Sortk
( U- a ; lr P.rtiaisst ir!tl at
:;. L A-s.v L . - j t a
le.f-a Ar Sau frsa-t s l.v T;JO T a
1 1
..... -
i I -s viiitiy 'ri -lutive. Tan-
ht .1iy.Hrrtb'l-g. JiinetlOO
. -. 1. . is i 41 1 .v r rom
lrine. Kigm- I ll stations
O Sb tr t-i u i!s 1 1 n;:ii'
atatttj aa trttt .Al-T
-J") I Lv eretracJ Ar trWr
IMt FM I S aisaay . Lv 1 ItJU
- a - wotwbqrr JL I T at
aaaa
:toLv lbiy Arlre-naa
t-v A- Lttwaoa Lv SO
1 ; : Alhanv Art :jr
-Ot a a ! Ar Lcbajx Lv I -9 r
PULLMAp buffft sleepeis.
-AXD
i Dinine Cars on Ogdsn Route.
SECONO-CUSS SLEEPING CARS
AMaetaew la alt Tkr.ajt Tralaa
Tel aid MrMs.
rttatTLaaat ta toiuim
Nan, iaaiatanr Kxerpt Sormay.
ran i Lr
Ifcliral Ar
Port 'and
CVrvaltt
i -
a. I l.ve ra
sras raais aarcv Kic ,-rt Sor.da .
t:0r a
Tr r
I Lv
! Ar
PrsrUand
VcJilOBVil
Ar
Lv
St
i t.ta a
Ttronph
to all point In ttw Krn States, rtnada atd
Kwrssae can b ib-aairwd al iswest rst. frvm C
rywak. Aeewt Albany.
K. KOKHLSI K r. aOiKRt
Wanarvr Vast O F. nJ
rssrt'sti Or.c.'t
Red CrownMills
JOHN ISOM, PRjPRIETOH
ko iw. etAtva itoa to ij
.5.1 atsaaa waa,
' I V! WlUsaP 1 II,: n K
tJ AN run I. k DIRS to o writing at
I? home. Paj tI W lo S'.on per week
Send sielf ai1dreaJ atampesl envelop
forrwpvl. MaKKK FONTAINES, geonorl
mao'iiwr, Dearbavrn St I'hteaeo, III.
S5.00 to$tc..oo PEK DAY at home
I telling Lightning Plater and plating jewy
1 slrv war.-hes tableware, etc Ever
j house has goods needing plating. No ex
: perience ; no capital; no talking, botne
agents are ir.ak'ng fJ5 a Car. fermantnt
os'tlon Address H N latino .V l.o., Co
mbus, bnio.
cOi.C (SC-
i-h School: CariTaL Bus. Cola.. :. Salrru. Or
Sam courae. or atudr. aaoie ; of tuiUoa-
II .... i .. QLa.ika.J
tt.. P. Arroatronir 1-rxn
tt-AItfIt
' javrv. nn3.. JenriuA i2tm,
ar In aawiM throaatiaoal Ua ;ar. BliadraW aaaa
tat any tiaa. Caul's i nvui niuwr KaaaL to
Qmm
Tsnirr ill
UU lOF THE
FRYING PAN
Has come not a little
knowledge as to cook
ery what to do, as well
as what not to do. Thus
we have learned to use
the most pure and per
fect and popular cook
ing material for all frying
and shortening purposes.
PROGRESSIVE
is the natural outcome
of the age, and it teaches
us nottouu lard, but rath
er the new shortening,
v.-hich is far cleaner, and
s - -.nro. lioMtiVtip than anv
i lard can be.
1 1 ! The s iccesa of Cotto-
dene has called ont worth -
it less imitations tinder
B 5 T 1 4.
; s similar names, auva. uui
i for these! Ask your
Grocer for Cottolexe,
M , and be stire that y on gt tj it .
Made only by
ll j . K. FAWBANK CO.,
EC I - err I flUH mnA
- CMICAOOfstW YORaVBOSTOII.
iCorioanaloParDum
CoiTOtJ Cottoi
Wall Paper
1
I rti(M, Paintx. OlU
Giatsts, Kte
t m
( 1 niroin
-:- 0REC0
J. V
llDf iiV
ALBmR? .
GKEATJLY
REDUCED
PRICES
MA! E BY
SOUTHEBS PACIFIC COMPAM
FOR THE
CALIFORNIA
MIDWINTER
FiVIR
ROUND TRIP TICKETS
GOOD FOR 30 DAYS
Altai? to $ai Fi-sur im
AND RETURN
$6.90
KXDURSIOS TRIPS.
From San Krancitco lo other point, in
California w?ii be allowed purchaser o
, special Msd inter Fair tickets a' ih- fo!
i lowing round trip rates
j To atntions under '50 miles from San
i Francisco, one and one-third one way
j lare.
To s'a'ioni 150 mile or tot from .Sin
j Francisco, one and one-fifth one way
fare.
For exact dates and full particuars in
' quire of C K Fronk, agent al Albany. Or,
j or rddre the cndei signed.
Rich'd UtiT, T H Goodssax.
Gen Traffic V in. Orr I'.stenger Aet-
Sis -. i- . "1 I -l
. .
. E P Roger
iiarrdOr.
AsG Fi P agent, rtv-
IT WTLL drive the humor from
your system, and make your akin
clean and smooth. Those Pimples and
Blotches which mar your beauty- are
camsed by IMPURE BLOOD.
They can be removed in a ahort
time, if you are wise and nse the
great blood purifier. Sulphur Bitten,
TRY A BOTTLE TO-OAY.
"Why suffer with Boils ? Why r?ve
with that terrible Headache ? Why
lay and toss on that bed of vain
with RHEUMATISM? Use Sul
phur Bitters. They will we you
where all others fail. The aose is
tj small only a teaspoonf tt?. THY IT
atou you w ui ue.s.isneii. 2 ne young,
the aged and totteringare toon t .ade
well by its uses Kemember what
Sou read here, it mar save vour life,
has SAVED HUNDREDS.
If yon are suffering from Kidney
Disease, and wish to live to old -".
use Sulphur Bitters. They never fail
to cure. Get it of your Druggist
DO NT WAIT. CET IT AT ONCE.
Sulphur Bitters will core Liver
Complaint. Don't be discouraged;
IT WILL CURC YOU.
rr
SfDsl S S-eent stamps to A. P. Orsiwwr a Ca
sjatj Maas., tot tet tx.srsi-.cai wsark gaaatakata
FOR BAN FRANCISCO
The StesmsMp HOMER
will ply between San Fran
cisco and Willamette Vallfti
points via the Oregon
bonthern Pacif c railroftds,
sailing with freight anjTpas
sengers on or about he fol
lowing dates: From Sah Fran
cisco on Wednesday April 4,
at 6 p m. From Yaquina: on
next Tnesdav. Anil 11
Fare from AJban3' and
Corvallis to San Francisco:
Cabin, $12; Steerage. $9.
Round trip tickets, includ
ing meals and berths, good
' friT SO inv'al 1 1
lyJl UV U tJHC.
I
' HA9 Jf obt, So.v k Co, Ag.au.
I lso 2 tofS Market ttreet SaniFrancisi'u
i