The state rights democrat., April 19, 1895, Image 4

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TEATbEKFORD A WYAT
Attorneys at Law. Will practice In all courts of the
state. Special attention riven to matter in prob-t
and to co.lecUoos. OFFICB In the Flinn block
Ty R BHIiYEU
Attorney at Law vnii Solicitor tn Chancery. Ool
'ions made on all points. Loan negotiated on
attie verms. AlEtan Oregon
G
EO. W. WRIGHT,
Attorney at law, and Notary Pob.lo. Will practloelln
all the ooorta of thia state Special attention "iven to
collections and matters la prebate Office: Next
door to PoatotBce, Albany. Oru .
f. ,
J WHITNEY,
Attorney at Law, Albany. Or.
IS ft .Shortening
for allcoo?it5 purpo9
Wxt gcmoctnt.
Bolingersolicim offers nothing to the
world. It seeks to tear down, ofTerin g
nothing in place of what it would destroy.
It will eventually die out.
mmmm & sobers
E"3TB A.T LAW,
if am will MAAiM ritVam nf. um
Office, First National Bank
tairs.
LLIS HASH
J practice in all the tourt of the
i
,co Tost Office Block. Albany Oregon.
l: :
i
I Watson Luther Elkins
.VATSOn & ELKINS
ilTE-STS -A.T law
National Bank Building
sted to us will receive care
jt attention.
(oftOLEtfZ i the
An
ftat urAComforTJtb" fttfiVta
. a.
er "xo tnuen rienn"
from oti CoeXc( fix lardL
Some things are getting a big move on
in the United States, among others oil
and meat. They are getting too high for
the comfort of consumers.
ivs? -a. niruixmii
I Attorneys at Law.
Albany, Oregon. I
J. I,. HILL,
rood cooKa n
JlicaXt, delicious.
hlftfuf,Comfoirt7nq.
DoYOUuseGiTOLBifs!
kjLDB ONIT BT
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COTIPANY,
BT. IOTJIS and ,
Sew Task,
Thomas A. Edison's latest invention is
to be called the kinetophone. Ths ma
chine is so constructed as to produce both
the photograph and voice of the speaker.
It is claimed that by the use of the kinelo
phono an entire opera can
heard and seen at the same time-
both be
Albany has the best telephone system of
its size in the state or rather will have
when the present arrangements are com
pleted. Where other cities are paying
$3 00 this city will pay $2.60 for a long
distance telephone service. These are t'ie
finest telephones in use, being very dis
tinct. Tha $2 spoon telephone is nearly
as good . -
Don't simply wait for the gojd times
that we are going to have. Let everybody
do something to help bring it here. The
sooner the better. In Oregon a bountiful
harvest in wheat, oata, potatoes, hops, ap
ples, prunes, lings, cattle. &c, wili materi
ally help things along. Much may be done
by ctrrjing brooder faces and not net as if
it was thought every body was a rascal but
one&elf .
ALBANY FORME CO.,
Idas and Snrrenn. OFFICE Come
' mtnM. Albany. Oregon.
T
. n. . and O. K. Beers.
tins and surgeons, post office
Vpy, Ore. Hours 10 to 12 a. m.,
J to 8 p. m. Residence corner
tlapooia sts. Special attention
jiseases of women.
CIIAMBERUN
altimore Block, - Albany, Ore.
Furniture
Office on Ferry St near cor ?rd St. Offie
hours, 7 to 9 a m. 12 to 2 and 6 to 8 p m
especial attention given to chrome case
and eye diseases.
complete line of
UNDERTAKING
in all its branches,
EMBALMING a specialty.
Residence comer 3rd and Calapooia
1RST NATIONAL BIKE,
Or ALB ART, OREGON
resident . .
Vice President
Cashier , ...
LrLINS
3. K.TOCTNO I
20
E. W. LsJiGDOS
ISASSACT3 A GENERAL banking -baalo
iCOOUliTS KEPT snbiect to check.
SIGHT KICHASGK and let Tannic ttaaef r, oM I
Kew York, Saa Fraadseo, Chicago and Pntiaad
roa
.,-0 j'i. JTIOS5 ADS on favorable
Tocss E ,Tr LM
Bun. L. Fuss,
Cnwaas f . Sol.
Or &LBART, ORBSOh.
When atiairs iiae me ioiiowmg occur
it it a sure sign that times are picking
op. The Asotin, Wash,, Sentinel
tella the atory :
George Appleford disposed of 85 head
of beef cattle laai Saturday to John Steele
of Asotin at 3l4 centa on foot for April
and May delivery atUniontswn. Anoth
er buyer named Mahoney shortly after
appeared, and then it was learned that
the two buyers had had a race as to who
should set to the farci first and make
the purchase. Stee'e was riding a trim
built little mare, owned by "Chaff 'Cliff,
of Asotin pararie, that lias a reputation
of both endurance and speed. Steele's
rival was equally as well mounted and
for the first 12 miles it was nip and tuck
between them, but unfortunately for
Mahoney, the stirrup-strap of his saddle
broke, and by the lime thia was adjusted
Steele was way ahead, applying both
spur and whip and just making the dust
fly. At Couse creek he changed horse,
and then pushed forward for the point of
destination, and, by a cutoff, secured
three miles the advantage of Mahoney,
the latter appearing in eight after Steele
had closed the bargain for the catt!e,and
75 hogs besides, and had turned the
horse toward home. S'tele says that
hen he pulled in the lead Mahoney
called out to him, "Come back and 1
will giveyou 1-50," but the mare was
now nnder rnch good headway and wa
ning along so smoothly that he didn't
care to break her gait for that sum.
A newspaper outfit to love its enemies
as well as its friends. That is what the
Democrat would like to do ; that is, to
have no ill will against anyone, to give
every body a fair show, never "go for
any one" just for the sake of doing so,
but because its rosition as a newspaper
demands it. A paper must give the
news, whether a small local paper,
covering a limited field or a big one and
things can't always be left out Just for
accommodation.
The Astoria Budett contains the follow
ing: A Portland lady who was one of the
leaders in the late moral wave, took one of
the sailed doves to her home to reform her
and make her lead a Christian life. Im
agine the astonishment of the woman when
she suddenly entered the parlor and tound
the soiled dove and ber dear hubby cooing
together on a little single sofa . 1 he dove
flew out over the transom, but the good
wife held a tight grip on her blonde wig
which she shoved down ber old man's
throat and came near choking him to death.
In so far as there is political signifi
cance in the returns from the elections
in Ohio last Mondav, it is no in favor
of the democratic patty. In many of
their strongholds where the democrats
miserably "fell down" last fall, they
have recovered this spring and show
the cld-time majorities and old-time
spirit. The republicans have been close"
ly chased and' much frightened in a
number of their Gibraltar. The dem
ocrats have done well ic the laige cities.
Their triumph in Columbus was signal-
Considering all the circumstance, Cleve
land was not badly lost, and the re pub I
licans have Toledo by the skin of their
teeth. There is at least a tendency to
democratic recovery. There is today a
tremendously Letter feeling among dem
ocrats than there was before the spring
ballots were cast. The party is not
dead. It is going to be in fighting trm
for next fall. Those who stayed away
from the polls on election day in No
vember have had their say and are ready
for a new deal. Enquirer.
SATURDAY NIGHT THOUGHTS.
The past week offers very little for
contemplation. Somethings make one
cogitate over the nps and downs of life.
A man may have his tens of thousands
today and in a fear years he without a
dollar. Sometimes people say it is the
reckless, harunt tkarum men who run
through with their money; but all
around us there are steady carelul men
who havo seen their woalth almost evap
orate before their very eyes. There is
an old laying eo plain as to he seec in
the djrk almost, which reads:
"Leave well enough alone,"
Which is at the bottom of the trouble.
That awful Helmut to be in the swim
cauted a complete ignoring of the say
ing. There are many men in the V ill-
anieite valley, who are having a serious
time in making ends meet who would
cow be in a prosperous condition had
they followed this rulo.
' Do rhjht and let policy take care of
itself,"
Is another eaying that commends itself
in these times. Men should ktep close
to the line and not allow a bushel of
wheat go into the roller not purchased;
if jou have money in trust do not use a
cent not your own ; never under any
circumstances mix other peoples money
with your own. Some money was paid
to a layyer in another city to cover the
expenses of some advertising in the
Dkxoi uat. The lawyer kept the money
and the 1mih hat cot roup The law
yer according to the writers notions, is
no better than a thief, and yet technic
ally, under the circumstances that exist
ed and under the Uw lis a as not one
Thero are things occurring continual
ly in life to make one appreciate the
man who pays hisdeb'.s if be possibly
can.
MISFITS.
Governor Tcnnover mado fiftv two
pardons from Oct. 1 to the time when he
went, ont of office in January. It is no
wonder ho wanted to keep the pardons
out of tho papers. Law doesn't amount
to much with such a governor in the
cimir. His course as a pardoner was
certainly very reprehensible.
In contrast to Lone. Jackson. Clatsop
and Clackamas counties the collection of
taxes in Itouulas cotintv is verv slow.
The Review says : The sheriff collected
siitw.u'j lust week on taxes making
(5502.07 in all to date. About one-third
of this amount has been paid in county
warrants and the remainder in cash.
What is the matter of this for cood
sense. Jt is Iroiu tiio K. O. : The man
who keeim his mouth shut will never get
flies in it, but at the same time he will
never trot bread in it. Thero is a time
when the mouth should be open and a
time it should be kept nhut. l'roprr
discretion iivthe matter is more valuable
thin gold.
TELEGRAPHIC.
A Billlr Vmt Lite
H:rAX, N. 8. April 12. Tha story cf
atenihlo battle for life reached here at
midnight from Catalina. N. F. Fire men,
Joseph White, James Kdy, Stephen Kdy,
Edward Kdy and John White, went on a
shooting expedition in a boat. A squall
upset the boat, but the men righted it.
After a time tiiis occurred again and the
men could not right her. They were forc
ed to cling to the ujwtt craft, which wa
three miles out in the bay. One after an
other succumbed to the cold and high seas,
which were constantly breaking over them,
until only one, James White, remained.
He was rescued more dead than alive, but
will recover.
TRAKSACT a enteral Banking mtntss .
DRAW SIGHT DRAFTS on Mew Yuk, San Ft
sooand Portfano, Orejresu
LOAN MONET on approTed seenrlty.
RECEIVE deposits subleet to check.
tXliaJi made on aeoraete
1NTKREST pail on time ieoefl
DOLLARS
PER MONTH
In You Own Locauty
made easily and honorably, withcat capi
tal, during your spare hoars. Any man.
woman, boy, or girl cad do the work band-
Ily. without experience. Talking sa
necessary- Nothing like It for moty-
making ever offered be for. Our worxera
always prosper. o time wasted a
learning the business. We teach yea lc
a nisht bow to succeed from the try
hour- You can make a trial without el
peusa to yoorseir. v e start yon, rurnis 1 A comp,,,, has been incorporated in
everything needed U carry on the busf I ... . . . ... . eoooolft.
ftiaM Miiuwiecfn' vw4 imspantaA A a ,-
WO 0 isWwol (sa f a U& tiesMBUtvu J
against failure if you -ut follow nil
simple, plain Instructions. ReadtT, I'
you ere In need of ready money, act
want to k2 all about the best paying
business before the public, send us yo1
The internal revenue department
grants a license to druggie's to sell liq
nor in smaller quantities than five gal
lons, but uot over. The saloon keepers
of Albany want an ordinance passed to
prohibit their selling liquor in smaller
quantities than five gaiior.s without a
license. This makes the situation a
peculiar one.
That open door boms in Porihu.d will
probably prove a failure. It is a great
thing to help the fatten and lift them
up, and that should be the spirit o! trie
an ; but it is a greater thing to keev peo
ple from falling. The great work of the
future will be in this line. The work
begins in every home. There is a big
opening fur good sense on the part ot
fathers and mothers, and when better
judgment is displayed there wi'.l be
many less fallen women in the world.
The woman who does seek to live a bet
ter life should be met with the same
fx7or as the man. They should be given
an even chance.
B
iKU OP Kl'IO,
SOTO. oBxeon.
audreas, and we will msil you a
men giving yon all the particulars
"OWE & CO., Box 400,
Augusta, Maine.
. i Hen
A J Job
JOS. J. SMITH
TETEMAEi
SURGEON.
OFFICE AT SCOEEltS STABLE
ALBANY OREGON.
Residence 5th and Jloatgomery.
DRY WOOD.
Balm, $2.
Small fir, 2.00.
Large fir, $2.50.
White Maple. 52.50.
Delivered to any part of town. Lean
orders at Ramp s grocery store.
H Bbtakt.
LOST. Either at the W. C. T. U. hall
or between the hall and corner of 9th
and Broiidalbin, on April 10, 1895, a brown
f tamped leather purse, contains a check on
Capital .National Hank, of Olympia, Wash,
ana two and a half dollars in silver.
Finder will please return to the Demo
crat ofL'ca. Albany.
T ADIES will find it to their advantage
to call ana inspect the millinery
gooas now Doing sola at auction prices
by Miss Anna Shultznear the post office.
Hats trimmed to order. Goods being
sold out reeardleeg of prices. Come soon
and make a selection at your own price.
C ETTIXG EGGS FOK PALE Fro
O pure bred Silvir Laced Wyandotte.
White Wandottes and R. Plymouth
Hocks, at the Albany t'omtry yards, Ai
ban y. Uregon, corner 4th ana Jt. K. !ts.
JonX liBUSM,
HBAIT CQLLEBIAT3 IBSTT7UTI
ALBANY. OREGON
A ft I corps of huraetcv
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC LITERABT
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Coons. 01 study arranged a
alt fr'' of student.
SpMU t4 tcimrnti efttti I ttmdtm
from abroad.
0v0 to cons'.! net end operate an electrical
railway from Chicago to Kew York. It
is proposed to build an elevated toad
and thus abviate tht expense of right of
way. They propose to make tbe whole
distance, about 1000 miles, in one day,
whereas now it requires six days for
freight. Scieuce is revolutionizing the
world's traffic.
f-fra air v--.i:-.- '
ani ie nco.vj Ir.
Ih3,sERIFe"
rn.cfccic!ly tne lt
e are Paccc Coast
Arreuts. Bicycle cala-
Wce.msilnf (receives
rail description tvrices. elc aokcts - vaunts. I
PET ALUS! A raCGBATOS tOFetaluma.CAL I
BaAJiCB HQCfcg. 3 S Main St. Los Angeles. 9
torlaerawpeidnwkjybu:
Blai manner mltlon. Fx
Exparteatte aanececear
Sff adraBtatwtobetfnners-IAeral
ft eoinnilstlon o local pai
i Una scents. Largest
TifWttfTaoccD.: :. O-.itt T.iui fu- - ;
Jmnrmn. VoA . 'w- Jr" -'''!
0r rriiakie. ffxtne ll.i- BM$.r. t'l t'
. rxdoarretemUTT-. jSV
r4tm
r-'- ;ti
rtieorrtr-r.'. ,
ri
K. O. T.M
Meets every Saturday evenin? in K. 0. T.
M. Hall. Vifitinjr Knisrhta invitd to at
tend. John Campbell. Com.
IJEO E FISH
TKK PLUMBEB.
INSURANCE ANDM0N.
BROKER.
Conntr Warrants Bonsht and
Sold. Office, Hasten Hock, Albany
Oregon.
Tin roofiing and pit
the opera bouc.
nibinjr. 0pp3i ,
UM. a small brown purse some
J where in Alhan, containing bo
tween (2 and $3 and a couple gold rings
T ... t . ... 1 y
mtable reward.
t - auu.i, opposite the ltnss llou e
VT feed, brai, horte. Grrr iiip1, Gra
ham Luo'4wh-Bt, re flour, li..y , naff
rw, vo .itoM.je'o.
H F MERRILL.
INSURANCE AND M0NEY
BROKER
Albany, Or.
City and county warrants bought and
so'd.
L -"t Bti uisir. a good, suj a
j house centrally located, ill ren
cheap to a small family. Inquire at this
otiice or or kd K. u. Carter.
A GENT3 WANTED. Boys or girls t
l make money, iiend 20c for sampl )
tl. l. iruax, uranurass, ur.
11 an mxju. A seecna band coo
t w stove, So. 1 or 8, in good condition
Will pay cash. Inquire at 1bhocsat
office.
FOSHAY & MASON
-viamu ass mii-
druggists and Booksellers,
- nUfor John B. Alden'a nnbllKlons
tr irh we sell at pobllsker'a prleaaw't
. AKeanaar.
ALRA4T nUKVOr)
VK1-
WiiMiM.n t aii i ome oak crab
jf ,n a..i cj
A. F. Arrostrone'. l'rln
The Home Salon in Chicago
Editor Dtmocrat:
At No. 133 Washington Str. Chicago,
may be seen this sign : "Home Salon
only one 'o" in the ealon, you notice,
you are informed that there is nothing
within that will make the drnnk come.
This is where tbe Kt. Rev. liishop
Samuel Fallows of the Reformed Epi
copal church has made his first attempt
at supplying working men, with a club
roim. a loitering place, a refreshment
counter where they may get all tucy
want to eat and drink without tua in
toxicating ingredient.
The tar locks much like any other
bar, backed up with mirrors, and deco
rated with plenty -of g'assware. The
addition to this bar is what is called a
cafeterea, a luoch counter where the
customer helps himself.and for ten cents
be can get a good plateful of appetising
food. This he carries off to one ot tbe
other tables; at this he finds a seat, and
above it a rack on nhich he Ends knife.
fork and spoon, bread and condiments
From the bar be helps himself to a small
pot of butter f.-om the bowl of ice water,
and orders from tbe bar tender bis choice
out of twenty or so refreshing drinks.
Bishop's Beverage'' generally proves
his choice. It is labelled "Home bee
brewed from the beat bops, malt etc.
It took much experimenting to make
thia drink, and experts pronounce it an
admirable success, even to its foaming
Up, which is scraped off with a wooden
paddle io the usual style.
The opening day, 2.000 people were
served. When the first curiosity had
exhaost d itself, the daily average of
cuetomers remains at about 775.
Bishop Fallows expects to open eLort
three more such "Home Salons."
Practical KUnetallLsm.
The detailed report of the Ileal'.h De
partment for a recent week, compiled by
Dr. George E. West, shows that the
death rate per thousand of Brooklyn's
population wa3 19 8. In New York the
rate was 23.4, Boston 25 I, Philadelphia
22, Washington 21 9 and St. Louis 16.2.
Tbe rata in London was 33.4, Cilargow
35 0 and Dublin 41.9. Come to Oregon
if you would live. Tbe rate is small
compared with these figures.
The Marquis of Queentbury io bis
legal fight with Oscar Wilde knocked
out that sucuavor in a manner never
equaled by any pugilist. Mr. Wilde is
not as aesthetic as upon bis American
trip. Be is a blatherskite of the worst
stripe, and someday the world will it am
better than to patronise men of his calibre.
An interesting case of Dr. JekyU and
Mr. Hrde comes from Spokane:
The mystery surrounding the identity
of the young bandit arrested in Call
fornta for robbery of the station agent at
Arrova Grande, when f",2Sl in money
was taken, was solved in part by the ar
rival here today of California papers.
Tt:e picture of the unknown youth, let
ters found in his possession, and other
circumstances show that he is Charles
ClaytonF.ur.it of Spokane, one of the
best known young men of this city, a
youth against whom a breath of suspi
cion vas never ut'ered. Ths discovery
has created an intense sensatiao here
and his mother is pruetrated. Bump is
a graduate o the lt'.gti school, served for
a while as deputy uty clerk, ran a bicy
c'.e shop for several month, a as a mem
ber of the Uartist church, an urdentf
sportsman, and a swift bicycle rider. He
belongs to one of the leading families of
Spokane, his father having loilt the
Bump block. Matlie, the ns me signed
to the letters found bv the California
officers, is Miss Mattte Bishop Bump's
s sett heart.
Frooi the int daily su'.emenl issued
by the treasury department it appar
that the expenditures for the current fis
cal year to dale, of 2il da-f.hare exceed
ed the receipt by $i2J.0. the totaSs
Stand: Expenditures, t.335,fJ; r
ce;p's,S2,eyS,135. These fi.-ures.which
embody more than three-fourths of the
Oscal year, show that the receipts are
ruon'ng at the rate of g&S5,W) a day .and
the exenlilares at the rate of $1.1'5,(.K
a day. I! the tine ra'ii obtains for the
taianceof the fiscal year, the aceoant
would stand: Expenditure. $370,473.
0W; receipt, 1312,723,0)0. This would
leave an excess of expenditures over re
ceipts of 35.OV,00C. The expenditures
are pared doau ta the Soet limit of
economy conitent with fixed appropn
ations made by law, and are likely to
be increated rather than diminished
The expenses of 'J he government are a
Ihira more than ti.ey shocld be. It is
time for economy. Let Cong-ess eel the
example.
Rev. (lilltert, of Eukpiiv, stated in a
sermon that only about20per cent of the
men ol that city were virtuous, lie is now
having his hands full explaining matters.
He states that he took the figures as an
average from the estimates of lif teen men.
One thought 3 per cent was enough. His
own estimate was 80 per cent. Eugene
people are somewhat worked up over.it.
Tho railroads arc watching every cor
ner no aadays. the Kugene Ouard says:
Quito an exciting time was created at
the depot last evening on the arrival of
the freight, between the railroad ollitials
and the owners of the fast horses shipped
from Ci rants Pass, for the sum of $20 de
manded by the railroad company for the
passage of three men who accompanied
the horses. The freight was delayed
about half an hour, but the money was
finally paid and tbe horses released.
The supreme court of Oreeon lias just
handed down a decision that while of in
terest to the general taxpayer is of pecul
iar interest to the sheriffs and newspa
pers. The suit was one to set aside a tax
deed. The supreme court holds that the
tax deed is invalid lor the reason that
Ar Cor vail.
Cokvalms, Or., April 12. In the cir
cuit court 1jday C H. Warn hard pleaded
guilty to a charge of larceny frcm a dwell
ing, and was sentenced to one year in the
penitentiary. Tbe trial of AUmea llakin,
charged with assault with intent to com
mit rape upon the person of Opal Wilkins,
occupied the attention of tbe court during
a greater portion of the day. The state
fai'ed to present a verv strong case and af
ter being out only a few minutes the jury
returned a verdict of not guilty.
Iaa His Tax.
Wasiiisotox, April 12. President
Cleveland ha filled out his income tax
blank and will probably make his return
tomorrow, la it be has included his sala
ry of tSO.OtX) as chief executive, on rrhich
the tax will be $9.-0, deciding to leave it to
tbe proper officers to determine whether
the payment of the 2 per cent assessment
will be in violation of that proyUion of
tbe federal constitution which says the
compensation ot the president chall not be
increased nor diminished during tbe term
for which he shall be ele tel.
An tadenlaadlag itcarbrd.
Washixgtos. Apr.l 12. -Official ad
vice received here tooay fr m Japan in
dicate that an unden-tacding has been
reached between the
n plenipotentiaries
the first notice of sale was published
June 6th aad the last June 27tu,the sale
being held on July 3ru, making but
twenty-seven clear days. The law re
quires the publication to be for four
weeks successively ; this means twenty-
eight days. Statesman.
In Superintendent Hendricks biennial
report to the last letruilature be states
tlutt there are forty-seven boys in that
institution fur incorrigibility) twenty-
three for larcvnv, four for larceny in a
dwelling, three for burjt!arr and one for
manslaughter. Thirty-eight are Ameri
can born, ten lierman. one negro, one
French, two English, four German-Eng
lish, one ttemian-rrench, two SM-otch
(ierman, four Irish, one lierman-Amer-
ican, one lAne-Hvuch-lnlin, two
Scotch-English, two Jewish, one Irish
man, two WVlsh-Anierican, one half
Indian, one Irish-American and one
Norwegian.
of the definite conclusion of peace may be
expected at any moment- The exact par
ticolars tit the propored terms ot settle
ment are not knonn. but it is cnderntood
that in response to the unrent and irpat-
ed riueU of the Chinese plenipotentiary
tor an abatement ct toe demands original
ly made. tLe J a pane plenipotf etiarie
I ave granted important concessions.
ran I ataalsee Salelde.
Tacoma, April 12. CULearteied by
financial difficulties and bis removal from
an honorable position. Paul Schulr. gei
eral land ag nt of the Northern Pac.fic
railroad, ki'.led hirni-if tin morning at
ll ;30 o'clock He put a -csutber bulM
through his head with a Smith k WetAn
revolver. The bot!y was not found until
3:43 P. VI.. and it xx neaHySo'rlidc be
foie tbe coroner was notified. Tbe tewt
became public af'er e o'clock, and greatly
sort-nxd the entire ci:y.
rualtag la fits
A Big C'esapaay.
Seattle, Wash., April 11. The Wash
ington Dredging & Improvement Company
has tiled articles cf incorporation. The
capital is .000,000, with Ellis Morrison,
Will iam F. Hays, and Frank Shay, incor
porators. The object is to fill in the tide
flats of Smith cove and construct a ship
canal from Elliot bay to Ijake Washing
ton by way of Smith s and Lake Union. It
is the third canal project.
A PernlUr Msve.
f-i'uisoHisLD III., April 11 A move
ment was set on foot today by Representa
tive Jones, cf Green county, in the le-risla-ture.
which, if it is carried out, will prac
tically sever Cook county from the state tf
Illinois. Jt was in the form of a ioiut res
olution, and provides that the onestion of
giving Cook county a separate government
will be submitted to a vote of the people
filage Babbrrr.
Dekveb, April II. A special to the
Times from Cripple Creek, Colo., says:
"l'he mail snd mtpreai wagon which con
nects with tbe Midland Terminal railroad
at Gracsy. was robbed today, about two
miles from this city, by two men, who
overpowered the driver, Robert Smith, se
cured the express package, containing 16.
000, and escaped on horseback.
Will Lose Ber Wa;er.
Stocktos, Cai., April 11. Miss Annie
Londonderry, who is making a tour of the
world on hT bicycle, while on ber war tn
'l racy, accompanied by Mark Johnson, of
toe "Olympic uiuo, was driven Irom the
road by a runaway horse- She nn into a
barbed wire feme, cutting her face and
sustaining internal injuries.
A Spilt oar ib.
WooifBcus, Or., April 10. The Lin
coln I'imetailic Club, of Woodborn. com
pleted its organization tonight. Repre
sentatives tiuf-r and Rtcearton were bill
ed to speak, but did not show op. Those
who did take part in the debate on the free
and unlimited coinage of silver were the
Hon. H. L. Barkley, W. L. fooze, C. P.
Mrine, r. A. lord and A. S. Autersoo
pas ueen i - . - . -.-. .... . u
Japanes and Cbi- rMcKictey L lab. caused ny the Do'.ph bg&t
and that the fcews " la legisiauire.
TOO LOW WAGES.
Other Reasons Why We
Get Discouraged.
Lalofs Tiresois Sameness Wean
Braia ail BoSj.
Depressed Nsltm iMOriesi Bttelly
Xonrished,
Paine's Celery Cempsiiiii
feet RemeJj.
a Per-
Bcttcr Even Than Rest and Change
X
waxwork
fUhlBf BesBB.
astohia. April 10. The fLhing season
openel la-t night ondr rather nnfavorable
auspices. The weather was exceedingly
boisterous, and but a small proportion of
the boats ventured out. Of those that did
take the lUk, none wect near the bar,
wbae the fuhing is generally best- In
consequence the catch was small probably
averaging six or seven to the boat. A
number of men were doublets engaged in
fi-hing before tbe teaj-on opened, sereral
bringing from 23 to 30 iUb. bit as a rule,
those who were known to have been out
but one night, returned with frota 3 to 10
salmon each.
Nellie Bly is to be married. Her hus
band has the sympathy of tbe Dsao-
ca.vr. Miss Bly went around lbs world,
and bas since bad all kinds of ad ven
tures, many of a kind that some men
ould not undertake. Her luaband
ill bave to keep bis temper cooled
down or there will ne a family confla
gration.
Baker City, says the Democrat, can
probably claim tbe highest feats of bi
cvclingm the world, and the wore won
derful it is that young ladies are entitl
ed to the honor. The roof of the Hotel
Warshaner has of late been the place se
lected by several young ladies to pratice
whtvlnding. The roof is as smooth as
glass, is four etorire high, and is ade
quate in eise for learning the art. Most
of all, it is seclude I and repeated fails
cannot be olewrwd bv an unsolicited
audience.
A aether BeyrpUee OaeUal
Lexixcto. Ky , April 10. Tbe Lead
er wilt Uxliy publish an interriew with a
Kentockian jot retcrned from Washing
tm, who ts a close friend of the Carlisle
family, woo says tbe secretary viil sorely
be a candidate for senator from Kentucky
TamrA. April 11. TLe Plant aleanuhip to sacoeed Blackburn. It is said Carlisle
MsxoUe, which arrived tonight, brought "Jt m-ks an active canvass which
from whom th fj'lwini? would not corcport with the dignity of his
w katrnr-i of affairs in Cubs: j present position, but kis frk -ds till be
At La Mocha, a village near Gg'ia.la. 60 ! aivued that he is, as General Cla kson
mile from Havana. Vioxvcte Garcia, with! s-id, of General Harrsjon, a "reofptive
3J men. ambushed Get ni Pratt's fors 1 candsdale
who three times rallied, b werennally, A Be.Mcaec Barweet
rmitel with beavv te. JigsAni. a place 1 , , .,.
of 10.000 inhabit anti.. wm Dtnred br tfce Jjlt AP"1 W- -Tfc.
Cubans onier tlabi. aUxit March 23. jof V.". H. Peninger. one miie east of Tok),
March 3d tbe Spaniards atmpted to re- j ras destroved by lire yesterday with its en
Astoria's harvest season has begun.
Salmon are being caaght, and it is this
industry that has always made that city
a Ibrilty place. let a rat. road once
reach that city at the mouth of the Co
lumbia, and a big city will gro up
there.
More and more the fact is being forced
upon the people that the proper thing
is to give ths f.-ee coinage of American
ilv.r a trie) Th imt if-etifins ir. fttrnfl2 t
that it a ill have a good effect. Had it
been done a little less than tao tears
ago at the critical period it would have
been a big tiling fr the country aceord
ng to the present b irosopj in the Dk
ockaT o9ice.
Governor Lord vetoed the law passed
by tbe last legislature allowing sheriffs
mileage in addition to their salaries and
their deputies' salaries. However, the
county court of I'msli la is making such
allowances and it is contrary to existing
! law, t'Ki. Pend'eton E. O. L matilla is
not i he ouly county where it is beioe
dour.
As a result of ths recent acquittal of
Sheriff McAllister of the charge of mur
der in shooting and killing Myal!, at
Fort Gaines, Ga., a popular traveling
man, tbe drummers are boycotting that
town. No drummer will now stop there
over night who can possibly avoid it.
em. orercs'
lu.li-JW
Purtland. Oregon.
ranch School : firmi Br. (Vn
' i Ikliti.'t oliOl'bililUQf
J In Kwinn throughout the yrar. Studraia sIm.
, iy Unas, JaJloe-je Iruin ellbur eHeol. Sr
The last annual report of the Bank ol
France shows that it is pose ibis to keep
a stock of gold and siler available at tbe
same time, and also that a silver reserve
may be utilized to prevent the stock of
gold from being dimioished.
During lSyi the gold reset vt of the
bank was increased by $71,000,000. and
since Jan. 1 a further addition of $61,
000,000 bas been made, bringing the stock
of gold up to $127,500,000. Tbe cause ol
this increase is simply the natural flow
of exzhange. All payments to tbe bank
from frreign sources are made in gold
in the form of ingots or foreign coin.
Money in this shape not being current in
France it is brought to the bank, which
issues its notes in payment for it. When
it comes to payiug out money, however,
the rule is different.
In addition to its reserve of $425,000,
0)0 in gold the bank holds so me f 250 ,000
000 in silver. When the notes of the
bank are presented the bolder is requir
ed to take a part in silver, if the amount
is large and the bank supposes that it is
intended for export it will pay ouly one
half in gold and half in silver. I- will
sell ingots or foreign coins, but it h id i.ot
swll Frtnch gold coins
There is only one comment for us to
make on this. When we find a country
' steadily increasing both Us gold and sil-
ver stovk, without either forced purchas
j ts or reissuing greenbacks or ssles tf
j Ivmds or currency famines, we are com-
tO fSV-a-AJiUij, ni8nftge Utese
An exchange says that men not capa
ble of helping themselves cannot be
helped bv others. There is something
in it. If there are any of that class in
Albany let them get in and chew till
their maxillary bones ache ever the
fact.
The rise in price of beef will mean a
great deal for Oregon. A good firm
price is what is wanted. A high prire
thongb will meau a good many sales
and creameries will suffer some in consequence.
There seems to be no harmony down
at Astoria. Of all things a lowo needs
harmony most. If Astoria ever amounts
to anything, it will have to stop .tl fool
ishneie, work in har-nony, aud elect
more uptight men for office. It has the
keep to the situation. Let it get in and
rustle harmoniously.
The U S. census has always been
made too bulky. When it takes five
years to get the main facts before the
people there is a nigger n the fence.
Census wo-k should all be completed the
next year.
Harvard will have foot ball after all.
It has become necessary in the college
business. Io order to hold its own with
other institutions ft big college must
have its crack eleven.
Tbe papers continue to tell of strikes.
Tne working men cf the country will
never get their rights through this syt
tem. Strikrs are back anting.
It is now asserted that President
Cleveland sold the bond" low as a bribe
j to the Pierpont-Morgan gang to change
their tactics and keep our gold at hotnj.
liny home products when you can get
them.
An Absolute Cure. '
The Origins! Abisllne Ointment is crl
put u,? In Urge twuounc-s tin l oe, and U
hii ab ue ruie fir ..hi aores, Duins,
uunu, en ii n..n- snu a:i akin erun.
ilirvlilil t ire all kfr.rls i f
rLitnrl M)iet'ne
iiiv S mmw ..i 's.Keen rJwsaconrng
ul hoccnls
Secretary ot Slate Kiocaid is display
ing good sense by ivfusiog to credit bills
for uetspapers sent to stale oScials.
Tins is proper. Thev gel good pay.
Let tiieui pay for their own pars, and
it should be t'ie same way during the
slate legislature.
England owns CI per cent-of all tbe
merchant vessels in the world, Germany
second, France third and the United
States fourth. In 1SU3 the latter had 05
per cent., and stood first. But that was
before a republican tarift blighted our
shipping. Dispatch.
Albany Telephone Exehage.
The central office of Ibis k'Stg line tele
phone is at Hhie A McFarland's, drug
gists. Following is the present list of
sal ri hers:
3 Aitiany Brewing Co., L. D.
8 Allan v Ice Co.. Third and Vine.
14 Albany Spa Works.
16 Albany Farmers Co.
15 Albanr Steam Laundrv.
22 Albany Drel Beef Co. L. D.
25 Albany Electric Light Co., office.
:4 Albany Daily 1 Vmocrat.
35 Allmnv Driving Club.
4 C. E. Brow sell, groceries.
27 H. Broilers, meat market.
11 J. A. Cummins, druggist. L. D.
2 Citv Council Chamber.
37 Sheriffs Office. I.. D.
20 Iepot Hotel, K. Vandran, prop.
15 Dr. M. H. Ellis. L. P. ,
21 Matthews A Washburn.
30 lr. J. L, Hill, residence.
31- Dr. J. L. Hill, office.
2"J A. J. Hodges, residence. L. D.
Mode's A McFarUnd, drug. L. D.
SS Jos. Klein, residence.
12 Conrad Mever, groceries.
2:i H. F. Mcllwain, merchant, L D.
2411. F. Mcllwain. residence. I.. D.
?.-0. C. McFariand. residence. L. D.
17 Miller t Turner, liverv.
5 Pacific Piwtal Telegraph Co.
1.1 F. H. PfeiKer, confectionary.
6 Revere House. Ch.-ws. PfesfTer, rrop,
10 Rus IIoo.ee, W. W. RowcU, Prop.
19 Re.1 Crown Roller Mills.
9 Smiley, the Irinler.
7 St. Charles Hotel, Giblin A How
ard. I D.
Schulta Bros., meat market.
34 John Schmer, liverr.
1 Dr. J. P. Wallace, "office, First
stnTt.
2 Dr. J. P. Wallace, residence. I D.
3.1 Western Union Telegraph Co.,
I-. D.
31 Foshav & Maion, dniggist, J- D.
40 W. LMoone, livcrv.
42 Central OiTice.
4:t lr. O. C. Aubrev, dentist.
44. Dr. W. H. Davis, othoe.
45 F. I. AlVn. grocer.
L. P. lAUig distance telephone.
Fresh Sodnville soda water at Ilodges
McFarland's.
gain poion. but reouie-i miter a
spirited encounter. I bey were under
Sir.tocilaes and left t Jeud tor thetulars
to l-ory.
A VjalrrteBt Byparlare-
Sas Diego. Cal.. pr.l II. The coait-
defeane veel Monterey departed this
morning wita rare secrecy thn i asuai'y
tde cste ahen a vessel !iv on a
Ure OMitecU. A hign w ind wis prevail
ing at the titn", and its occupacts were rot
asrare of the fire until warned by oo'sidV
parties. wh?a they had bareiy time to es
cipe from tbe bciidiag. The lots is not
kco ra . l'he bui;Iisg was not iuareL
Waal I rreeWav.
New Tokk. April 10. A Recnrder f
ciil frr-m Waintia say: According to
Tbe more minutely all kin?
become sulxlivided, the more sameness
and monotony creep into each man'a labor.
Day after day, lay after day, in the
same rut till little interest remains in thfe
work, and tbe mind and lJy are grad
ually robbed of energy and healthy elas
ticity. Unless somethinir is done the
prolonged strain is likely to result in
health failure; nervous rymjitoms zp
pear, cares that were oncs'lighly cast off
now stick like bora, slight physical ex
ertion tires, and the eud is" complete
prostration and breaking dow n of some
vital organ.
Business men feel this, public oSfcials,
wage earners, house keepers, every man
and woman whose work allows of little
or no rest and change.
At the first stnal beginnings of nerv
ousness or when languid feelings do not
disappear after a sound night's sleep,
the prudent person should know that be
or she must check this decline in health
by the use ol that one genuine nerve food
and blood re newer, Paine's celery com
pound.
v The family phrsii-ian knows its power
over diseases of exhaustion and debilitr
wben be orders it, as so many careful
firactitioners are now doing in every city
and small town throughout the Unitel
States.
As soon as one has fairly begun to use
Paine's celery compound, "every day will
be a firm step toward assured health.
Nervous, unhappy, and feeble persons
find their flesh becomes more solid, a
more healthy color takes the place of the
waxy, sallow look, and there comes at
clear increase in the volume of tbe blood
and an increased normal appetite because
of this rapid feeding of the entire system.
Work becomes easier.
This searching tonic goes at once to
the very causes of nervous disaster and
breakdown. It is valuable in alt wasting
diseases, in all cases where unosnal de
mands are made on the system. Espec
ially is it true in tLe case "of mothers aud
invalids recovering from sickness.
Paine's celery com roan i has saved
! thousands from mournful years of feeble
ness, from tbe weariness of pain and
from bodily weakness. It means health
and happiness.
Ivrrmss. The fact tLit Ueitenarit Bakf. I uiforaiatioa rce.veu in this citv. a meet
of General Ik-Cook's aS. amve-i in ha-te 1 ing was to be Leid teVerday at Gaaataa-
fiosa I'enrer and is apjl to bave est
Uarknl on tee 51ot.tej-, adJ to 11 myj
' err of her Oe-!ir.a:i-fj A remark wa
dropped ty oce of tie ovrs befxe sail
ing that the veM4 as g:ing to Ccrinto,
aa-J that the authorities at Wainn-.to-n in
dulged in a l.ttle Efi-w re?A-dsE a ra'j
to t-aiiao to ki-ep irujiuititt v el tiae
seeat.
Bl;k 0ii.
Pittsbcro. Apr.l 10. The oil excite
ment here begins to rjsem'j!-! in a mild
way tbe ba.'yo-n days of the Pituj-ir ex
change. Staad.trd oil adTaaced it price
Scents, to i-I tviay, isakiDansd
vance of - cents in the U:t three
aaio, in te pronm .-f Paertj Principe.
tor tie parpo-e of d-ciarin the in lepend
ciko of Cuba fnm p:n Ose of tbe fir?
steps of the new s uUui repaWic wLl d.att
Jes he to ass rvc-vnifion frcm the satioBS
c-f the eanh.
Religious S .TV ices.
Sunri.e Easter svrvU-e at the I. P. I
churvh at 6 a. m. All the young people J
of the city as well as others are invited, j
Service at the Presbyterian church.
Preachiag by Rev. W. A. Smick in the
morning. S. S. and Y. P. S. C. E. s I
usnaL
The annua. Easter service of the Ma-
sonic lodges'of the city wiil l held in
Corinthian Hall at 8 p. m. Sunday. Rev. !
Poling wiil deliver the sermon. j
Preaching services at the Congrega-1
tional church at 11 o'clock, but none in i
the evening. Subject. "IVmbt Concern-!
ing, and Evidence of. a Resurrection."
X cordial invitation to ail. S. S. at 12 i
ami V. P. S. C. E. at 6:43.
United IYesbytorian: Service at 11
a. m. and 7 :30 p ta. In the morning
Mrs. Narvissa White Kicnev, Stale Pres
ident of Ihe W. C. T. U. wiil deliver an
address on, '"Decisive Christianity." In
the evening the pastor will speak npon,
-Christ the Messenger of Cni." S. S.
2:30; Junior Endeavor 3::50. Senior
Endeavor 6:30. A welcome is cxtsmied
to all who can worship with us.
Y. M. C. A. : Remember the 4 oV.ock
meeting tomorrow. All men are invit
ed.
0 Brtfl
LIU
P? T. rrt f?
R n r ."4
3 U tw
n hue.
I want more trade. FrcJ Dawson
1)1 EI).
A foot pad was kil'ed in California by
the man stood op. The coroner's jury
patted the man on his back and declar
ed it a good example. These are days
when prompt action in euuh things is
commended.
To meet the exigencies ol the times
one must have nerve. The buiiinos man
who does not possess that essential bad
just as ell step down or he'll be knock
ed down. Ex.
Prisoners are now sent out of the pen
without a cent according to a local paper
and the Salem hog has to fed them,
attention to w hich is cal ed uood uaiur-
ed y by tbe paieia of It at city.
HAMMER. On April 12, 1S93, at his
home at fpioer, Mr. Louis F. Hammer,
aged S3 years, The deceased came from
Illinois atiotit eight years ago. He was
a brother of Mr. Arch Hammeer of this
city and was a man of excellent charac
ter. He leaves a wife and five children.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow,
when the remains will be buried at this
citv.
MARRIED.
MOIST UNGER. On April 7, 1S93. at
the residence of the brides father, Mr.
J. II. Moist and Miss Carrie Unger.
Two of Linn countys most popular
voting people. The groom is a son of the
late Mr. Jos. Moist, and was brought up
in Albany. They have the best wishes
of many "friends.
An Albany boy has had to skip
and leave the state because be did
behave himself. There uie ethers
will follow suit.
out
not
who
Pennoyer beat the world as a pardonei ;
but he did Oregon no good. His admin - j
istratlon will smell for a good many J
years. , 1
A Lame
man is scarcely more than
half a man either in comfort
or effective work.
Allcock's
'Porous Plaster
cures all sorts of lameness
of the back or limbs result
ing from strain or taking
cold ; also congestion of the
chest; everything that an
external remedy can reach.
Dpware sf Imitations. Tie aot be de
ceived. ltuUt apoa aaviaf, " Au-coca'.'
Allcock's Corn Shields.
Allcock's Bunion Shields,
Have no equal ai a relief and curs tor coma
and buniona,
Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your
Lite At ay.
is the truthful, startling title of a book
about No-To-Itac, the harmless, guaran
teed tolaeeo habit cure that braces up
nicotinixed nerves, eliminates the nico
tine poison, makes weak men gain
streng-h, vigor and manhood. You run
no physical or linancial risk, as No-To-
Ikxc is soul or Hodges A Mclarland un
der a guarantee tocure or money refund
ed, liook free. Address Sterling Rem
edy Co. New York or Chicago.
l'he greatest sel'er on the market for
aieases of the Liver. Kidneys and Con
tifatton. Pk-asant to take by old or young. No
friping.
The rtx-t f ; i.ence p!act is extea
ive.'y ued in -Norway fr.-r the cure of Piles.
Sold by ail first class druggists.
Wholesale Manufactares,
ANCHOR S CHEMiCAL CO.
Lebanon. Or
Ef
mi
cis
re psssER
fh2y 4 Majoa, Aer-its.
llciXi VJ XViiA.
8
Is ot cp?et;
without ci"idii
Osf
5?i !
f vr,
J beantr and rcritv.
i ? friEg, soothing, lseali
5 i fa!. sxA harmless. ;
Califortvla the Land of Discoveries
Why hiv awake all night.coughing.when
that most effi rive and agreeable remedy,
SANTA At IE. will give you immediate
relief? S NTA A UIE is the only guaran
t?ed cure fvr Consumption -Asthma and all
Bronchial Complaints. SM in bottles at
50c and $1. Three for ?2 20. Foshay &
Mason will U ilesel to supply von. and
guarantee rel'u f when used as directed.
CALIFOKXIACAT-R fURE never fails
to relieve Catarrh or Cold in the Read.
Six months treatment, by mail, $110.
J times abeij I",
x ii i T'ia -nr
Brandreth's Pills
tore indigestion, oonsupauon.
d kidney complaint.
ervous Prostration.
E. W. Jor Company I havo suffered
from nervous prostration from financial
losses. Can say Joy's Vegetable Sarsa
parilla has cured me. Mr liver, stomach
and bowels havo lnsen very inactive bat
oiiu cuiKinK your ivuieuy x am entirely
well. All business men and women
should use it. Please publish.
(Signen) Mk. Ym. Hknky Jvxks.
Butte Montana.
Raekacho, ditxiness, tirotlness give way
to Joy's Vegetable Sarsnparittn.
r&ea Baby was sick, we gaee fcf r Cascocta.
IVheassa was a CUM, slie c-ml for Castor!,
Wben she becamo Mka, sho dune to Cutorba.
TTkOi sao had ChtiJrun. she gave ttou Caasurla
Kew ILvrnkss Siiop. Cal. Hurkhar
has oiHnel a harness shop at tho Vierei-k
corner, Albany and will keep first class
hand made harness at machine prices.
Repairing carefully done. Call ou him
for bargains and good work.
ARE TOE 5 EST
CIGARETTE SMOKERS
who care to pay a Uttle more thsn the cost
of ordinary trade cigarettes wiil fiud the
PET CIGARETTE!
SUPERIOR TO ALL OYV.ERS
Made from the highest cost Cold Leaf
f rows in Virginia, sad are
ABSOLUTELY PURE
LIFE
is. s. e. tssi'8 jrssrg ass sxas tiTiimr
i jilil noilee Hiut whiten (roan n tee, by
wtboritxl airnw only, to cure Weak Memory:
xMMct Brain .met Nerr Pwn lost JlaBhood
fuirlsnows; Nia-ht loeeee; KvU Drwuns; lck of
ijji-ic; Nrroune; ljuwtiude; oil Urntns;
UMnt rtxwot IheUeniwative Orsnt in either
evwert T oTer-en'rtin, Youthful Errors, 01
,-,i-..if Use of Totwcco. tpiuni . Liquor.
3 m-h lla .o M isery. t jnnmpt k Inaauity
and liw:h. Ky mail. l n bus; Nix tcr $5; with
ml"i Btmrantee to cure or sefurtl meney.
Srnrpli ackairo.eoiitaiDii'guwrtaretreauneot.
,th Inli instruciions, t-wl. One auiipl
aoid tooaoti ixjrson by luoil. -
f A Cummhig, sole ajent, Albany
KOTICE. -
HO! BLACKSMITH. Wntel on who
understands General Blacieiuiithiaf
aiul especially horse shoeing, niq can de
wood work for repairing wagons ind farm
machinery. Will furnish shor free o;
charge for one year For furtht inftirma
tiou write to Albkkt Hamiiton.
Uolley, irifco.Oreg
ekr-sst c-f
It is besnti-
S, hec!u
when
ti rightly cscd is invisible. A nso?'.
j to ths face in this rihr.-te.
t s tt sju.e tiftsrssar.
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