KATIffcKFORD A WYA.TT,
Attorneys a: La. Will uracluo In all court of th
cuto Special attention jriven tu matter in prob-te
anu to to lection. OFKICK In the Kilnn bloc-
Atti-msv at La id Solicitor In Chancery. Col
-4on. mad on all point. Loui negotiated on
ruble terms. Albany Oregon
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EO. W. WRIGHT,
Attorney at law, and Wotarv Pub.lo. Will practlceiln
all the marts o( this IUU Special attention riven to
collections and nutter is pre bat OflBce: Next
door to PostotAce, Albany, Ojra.
J.
J WHITNETJ
Attorney at Law, Albany, Or.
LAGXBURN & SOWERS
ATTOKNEXH .A.T L-tVOT",
A!! legal matters will receive prompt at
ent;on. Office, First National Bank
uiidinp, up stairs.
WALLIS NASH
ATTOENET -.-W".
Will practice in all the court of the
sUt
Offica Tost Office Block. Albany Iregon.
H C AYatson Luther Elkins
WATSON & ELKINS
TTOHKETSaAT LAW
Office First National Baufc Building
Business ia?usted to us will receive care
tul and prompt attention.
B OKI AN VK HlCKLEHaN,
ivl
Attorneys at Law.
Albany, Oregon,
QEO. W. I1.4RRH
JUSTICE OP PEACE,
Is now located in the Bsoc.t office, toraer Of
2nd and Broadalbta streets Albany. Or.
Heats and Collections a Specialty.
D
It. J. I. HILL.,
FhvcicUn and nrgeon, OFFICE Corn
F7 street; Albany, Oregon.
D
rs. II. E. and O. K. Beers.
Physiciaos and surgejns, post office
block. Albany, Ore. Hoara 10 to 12 a. to.,
2 to 4 and 7 to S p. m. Residence corner
5th andCalapooiasts. Special attention
given to diseases of womeo .
DR. C, U, CHAM BERLIN
BOSXOBO
Office on Ferry St near cor ?rd St. Offic
hours. 7 to 9 a m. 12 to 2 and 6 to 8 p m
Especial attention given to chronic case
and eye diseases.
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or ALBANY, OSSOOS
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everything that is kjpt in a
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est price paid
for
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later exceesca, the reaoJU of
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opmentsDa tone given to
very organ and portioa
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ural method. Immedl
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experience In the patent btuineea. Commonica
tione triotly Cf.nlldent.aL A Handbook ot In
formation concerninjt Patent and bow to ob
tain them sent free. Also a catalogue ol inacha-.
ical and oienttno booka aent freaT
Patenu taken through Munn A Co. receive
pedal notice in tho KrientlSc Amerlrnn, and
tbu are brought widely before the public with
out cot to the Inventor. Thi aplendld paper,
lusued weekly, elegantly Illustrated, has by faith
largest circulation, ot anyaeienttflo work In thn
world. S3 a year. Bample cople aent free.
BuikMiijc Edition, taontbiy.SiSOnyaar. Blnato
cople. 'IS eeiit. Every number contain ben
tifus piates. in oolora, and pliotoantpbr of new
boueoa. with plana, enabling-builder to show tb
J&tepr. doslirne and secure contract. Adores
fco. KW YOUHy 801. Bkoadwat
i Pt'.is crarn ttkfng FowJef
M''ttH, Fa'r ;-et Award.
V BOB of EilEQ
mem
0 mr&;'-
Ulritnovp (S
Stomach?
was Carlyle's expression of the
experience of many people who
reach middle life before their
digestive organs loudly protest
against improper food. The first
warning generally comes from
food cooked with lard. How
often we hear the remark, "I like
it. but dare not eat it" To any
one in this common condition
the new vegetable shortening, is
indeed a boon. By the use of
this new and wonderful food
product the disagreeable effects
of lard-cooked foodarealtogether
avoided. The features of econ
omy, convenience and adapta
bility, emphasize the above, and
demand the attention of careful
housekeepers to Cottoixxe.
Bold In and pound pa! ! by all
(rocer. Mad on 17 by
Tho N. K. Falrbank
Company.
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2Ss
REPORT OF THE COXDITIOV
OF TH
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
AT ALBANY, IX THE STATE OF OREGON
At the doao of businesa, May Ttn, 1S.
leMirm t
Loan and discount .. tlTJ 1S3.9S
Overdratt-ecurad and unsecured .-. Z,tM.
U. 3. Band to secure circulation tn.oOO.liu
Premimna on I " S Snn. . . S.750.ts3
Stock, eearitea.ete 4.SI0.IB
Bapkinr koaaa. fomiuue. and Ax tare. ... 1 LOOaui
Other real estate and nnlrafei owil SS.S16 9S
Doe from National r ukalnot iiive acedia 23.S04.S6
Doe from State Bank and bankers,
8,06 'i
Doe from approved luauiiu acl ,
Checks and other cash item- , .-. -
Note at otber Natimal Bank
Fractional paper currency, nickel and eenta
Lawm, Mosn Rasnv a Bin, tu:
,SO.
US.47
16i Of
44. Ml
Sped .
40.775 U
Leral
loT.OO
Redemption fund with U. 8. Treasurer (8. r
per cant ot circulation.).,
900 00
Total.
Sxa,S3Jr
UaUUUai
Capital stock paid In-
stwattioa
16.CWO00
surpra rana
DndiTided nmfita. ka axnenaea and utxee
paid.. 15.SU.61
Katioual Bank nota oulttanrtin- lLSVO.uo
Doe to other SaUooaJ Banks 00
Doe to State Banks and banker, 1,1L.9S
Individual deooaita eobiect to cherk II.- 7S.7
Denaand eaniacauttot depaait 6'.7.
Time certinoate of depoait ,M.'0
-Total-
.S3-i,s70.-
Stats or Ouoox, Cjcstt or Lnar, s :
LEW LvarJ. Ctihler of tb abve
ad bank do trouT avetr thn'. the abovn statement
i true to the tract ot my kno-iedge and bdicf.
E W LASGDOS, Caabier.
8abcribed nndsworntobstonaM thU16.h davot
Maj.lSJi. ALiFREOH FREES-(EX
(L. a.) Notarr Pabii e tor Oregon.
Oqvjukt Attent :
EM.HORTOS,
S B TOCSJ V DirectAr.
L B BLAI V. )
if A LaDY TOILET"!
1 not complete
without au idel
PQIZONi'S
Cunbines every element of
beauty and purity. It is beauti
fying, soothing, healing, hedtfc
ful, and harmless, and when
rightly used is invisible. Amos':
delicate axel desirable protection
to the face in this climate.
Iziist epea hvi ths gaasina.
tT IS FOB SALE EYEgTWHEBE.
iimi GOLLISJiK IHSTTTDfl
ALBANY, OREGON'
A ft. 1 eorpa of fatstrnotrifav-.
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC LITERARY
COSS?SEC.AL AND KORMAl
CLASSES.
lour ol rtody ar ranged im mant
all irrades ofatodanta,
Sfdai iMscrani oftttd t tfudt.
from abroad.
iCaveu aad Trade-M ark obtained, and all Pat-
ent b-.ircondactedfiroc.nTi rttn. 1
Oon Amet i Cv-FoaT t. 3. ptcmt Or et '
and we can aecur patect in lea tune man ihoM
rrntote from Washington.
i Scad m jdel, drawing or phots., errta deacrtp
StV . We sdvise, ii pjt teniab'e or not, tree of
f ca rye Our fee not due tu! p tent is secured.
J A fsoeHtn, "HowtoOht 31 Pateni,- with
Scost of ar!ue in tbe V. S. vd A-eiga ro iiattta
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t Orp, iATCirr Off.cc. vxshihctom ft .
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DO YOU
rite letters? Of conree you do, and what
is nicer than smooth iet'er paper and envel
opes for business corresponding. We make
a speciality of neat commercial stationary.
Ton should
BUY ENVELOPES
of csatfncesndseeOiefine quality ard
extra jo prices. Next time you want
some inquire
OF SMIL KY,
THEPRINTER
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tlake taoney v. ,;i:c
others c:e rnuuinp;
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j it.ar.d .ieecriljcs icvcry IlluslinUil fl
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mechanically tne tct
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't 1" pa"-. r Coast
& " m.;.,,,, lvat.aiailccllree.givet
full deseHrd Ion. price, etc., Aoeirrs jfAtmrt).
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Bk-mcu Hocsh, 3i B Main 64 Lo Angcle. g
Portland, '1-11011. A. P. Armstrong, IVin.
ranch School: Capital him. Col, r mi'.'tn nrr -Hajue
coif.acaof bluuy, suuie vvie ur luitiou
k-Mnes. ShortiiniHi,
r"- lu asi'wi through)'' tlte ver. Htari.-i.t? r :u
if tiuU. VMi I'm'- situ. ei- -
PUMFLEMiQi
41 POWI!lR. g
Witt mtimt
Taxes should, be payable in two install
ments, where over say $20, one by the first
of April the other by the first ot October.
Big headed people are never appreciated
by any one but themselves. If your head
is swollen, young mam souk it.
If the actual cost of a 100 bicycle is
$15, as is being alleged, the law of supply
and demand is a costly one to tho paople.
There will always be strikes; but the
number will grow less during the next few
vnirs. But for the foreign element in the
U. S. strikes would be almost unknown-
An exchange is making cne of the issues
of tl-e next campaign the abolition of the
railroad commission. This is decidedly
eood joke, in view of the fact that it was
one of the issues of ti c last campaign. It
has mitten so it makes little difference
what a candidate promises before election,
A dispatch says that Lord Sholto Doug
lass, the yourgett' ton of the Marquis of
Queensberry, was at Victoria for a few
hours last Tuesday on his way from San
Francisco. He complained bitterly of the
cold manner in which he was received by
his countivnien- lie went around the
prominent hotela and clubs, but was not
recognized. He was accompanied by a
weman. He does not deserve recognition
Such fellows should be ottracied from re
spectable Mxiety. -
It is said tnat newspaper are published
tofuit the times, just such "stuff" being
published as the public demands, if a
general newspaper wtre to jump ahead of
the times and put cn a lofty aspect toevery
thing it U doubtful if ary one ever found
it out The truth is that some people who
cry aloud for a hig-er tone to literature
would not support a paper if it were to pot
on a more elevated garb. Would it ever
be found out. And yet the uiatses will
stand by the paper whose genets! tone is
good.
The fol!owin interesting statistics
have Ixen rollecied from the annual ad
drese of tbe president of the Rebekah
brach ot the Odd Fellows, Mrs Margaret
E Kellogg : There have ben 15 new
lodges instituted and one reinstated dnr-
ine the oast vear. making a total of 59
lodaea with a membertdip of 3,038 in
Oregon. Total membership in the jur
isdiction of the Sovereign Grand Lodge,
202,649, of which 10S.732 are sisters at
last report. At ti e same rate of increase
the Grand Sire assumes that there are
115,000 grand women united in the fra
ternal work of Odd Fellowship, within
the jurisdiction of thn United States at
this time. Statesman.
Paris newspapers are 'angliin; over
somas of the presents sent lo the Prince
Bismarck for his birthday. Not only
have the gifts been more or less rich-
costly carpets, clocks, statues in mat tie
and bronze, a delage of flowers, wreathes
to. 'aige to be admitted indoors, a bas
ket ol orchids worth i-x.J irsncs, a por
trait of William 1, of le life sire, etc.
but the people in the glow ol eatbusi-sm
have expreeeed themselves in alimentary
tokens that have assumed a'armtog j.ro-
portions. One admirer sect a sausage
two yards long, another a box of cheese
weighing 120 pounds, another 200 lbs.
of better, Ftiedrichsruhe is converted
into a vast provision storehouse. Tons
of smoked salmon, quantities of foie
gras, of honey, apples eggs, wines, old
and new and sweet to sour, long pipes
and innumerable matches. Could any
thing be more surprising to tbe French
mind and taste than euch a list?
Tbe trustees of the First Congrega
tional church, of San Francisco, have
istued a circular letter, approving 'the
attitude of their pastor. Rev. C- O,
Brown, D. D... toward Prof. George D.
Herron, of Urinnell college, Iowa. With
regard to Prof. Iierron's utterances to
which exception is taken, the trustee's
say:
"Tbe trustees of the First Congrega-
tignal church, of San Francisco, believe
tnat tbe time has luliy come wben some
voice should be raised against Iha social.
islic propaganda now actively at work
among the Christian pulpits and church
es of America. No more striking proof
could be given than the fact that Lum
bers of EvaDgehstical pastors welcome
the unbridled eocialiem -of Prof, llerron
and hail him as a prophet inspired of
God."
"Our city and state have tutTered quite
enough from such agitation in the past,
To have such views proclaimed in tbe
ntme of religion seems to us quite unn
durable. Such words as many of Prof.
Herroa's, ought to stir the indignation
of every loyal citisen."
Gets It In The Neck.
I he Oregrnian with it's usual pighead
ed-ess has been criticising: justice Jack
son of the supreme bench. Scott has to be
criticii. ir someone, that is his religion:
it is nUo bis lunj expander; he would die
from Fuffoca'ion otberwihe. He prefers
attacking dead men, being a regular buz
zard in that respect; but occasionally he
actually slams away at live men, like Jack
son. E. It. Skipworth very tersely brings
him upon his haunches as follows:
I am somewhat turprhed that you per
sist in asserting that Justice Howell E.
Jackson is a lawyer of very moderate at
tainments and a much better local politi
cian than a jurist. If your statement is
true, it is strange indeed that Jackson was
elevated to the supreme bench. If he is a
politician he is a "democratic politician,"
and everybody is cjrious to know why
President Harrison (who is him self an able
lawyer) nominated him to his present
higb office, and wby a republican senate
confirmed him. Your statement cannot
be correct; you underestimate Justice Jack
son's legal ability. While he was a mem
ber of the United States senate it was gen
erally conceded that he was the ablest law
yer in that body from the South, and whei.
a vacancy occurred in tbe Western district
of Tennessee, President Cleveland prompt
ly appointed him to said vacancy; and so
ably and faithfully did be ' discharge the
duties of his office tli.it Fri;idetit llar-ion
nominated him to be aenocinto justice and
the senate confirmed him nnaniuiously. Is
it porsible that a republican president and
republican nate would th'is honor a local
democratic politician?" . I think not. I
think justice I.tknin occupies bis present
exalted position because he is a clean nvw
and a very able lawyer I have heard a
number of leading lawyers express tne
opinion that Mr. Jackson's judicial detis
inns would not suffer.by comparison with
tlieork of any of bis assocjutes on the
i bench. I never hrfHrd a contrary opinion
save by the Oregnnian. I ill venture tne
opinion; that you cannot find a single at
torney in Oregon of any standing at the
bar that will agree with your recently ex- J
pressed views concerning Justice Jackson.
At Atlantic, Iowa, on May 7, C. M .
Allor, alias "CHp." Ailor, was convicted
of deceiving the pesple by selling a worth
leas compound, which he represented to
be Hood's Sarsaparills, and was sen
tenced by Judge Macy to one year at
hard labor In the Iowa State Penitenti
ary. Ailor's methods vers those ot a
traveling fakir, lie has been traveling
through Missouri, Nebraska and Iowa,
making stands of a day or more in each
town, and representing himself as an
agent under salary from C.I. Hood & Co.,
and selling his soncoction a, one dollar
or fifty cents per bottle, giving with each
sata various other worthless articles
Citizens of (iriswold, Iowa, became rus-
picious and ascertaining from a druggist
that Ailor's compound was not Hood's
Sarsaparilta, but merely colored water,
had him arrested. Three indictments
were found agtinst hiui.tle jury convict
ed him after only thirty mini' tes deliber
ation, and he was aeutenced as above.
This incident suggests the wisdom of
purchasing medicim-a only of reputable
dealers whom you know. Hood's Sarsa
parilta is never sold by pedlerf, and inch
offering it should be at once reported to
the authorities, or to 0. 1. Hood & Co.,
Lowell, Mass Lowell Mining Ciiir.n
Tbe Ixal news fores ot the Statesman
the other day published a bit of infor
mation concerning the disgraceful con
duct of a Salem young man in company
with some womtn of ill re pile. The
young man had taken the women out for
a ride and t' y all became so drunk that
they Itl tbe team run away aud deinol
ishlherig. The reporter w bo handled
the affair omitted the name of tbe yonng
man because lie belongs to a respectable
family. Now this raices a question
Djes the reade.' think it proper to leave
out the name of the young man ? If the
news had to be printed at alt. would it
not hava been better to publish the fu;
particulars? Has a public newspaper a
right to leAve out names in news items,
where the facts are sarily to be proven
or not at all iikelv to bs denied? If fast
young men do not want to appear in
nasty situations before the public, rhouid
they not confine their disgraceful esca
pade's more privately? The most just
way for a newspaper would be the pub
Hcation of the news as it transpires,
with the suppression of no names for
any reason. But newspapers, liks in
dividuals, must often temper justice
with charity. Salem Siaieemao. Why
not leave out such things entirely.
Speaking of the decision ot Judge
Hewitt in the railroad commissioner
case the Salem Statesman says : "After
ascertaining that tbe decision had been
rendered a reporter for the Statesman
called oc Secretary Kincaid for tbe pur
pose of ascertataicg what he had to say
of it- Mr. Kincaid showed considerable
dUpltaure. because, as he claimed.
Judge Hewitt made his decision public
before notifying him or bis attorney.
Col. Drake, ani even before filing it in
the proper office. The first news of the
decision was brought to Mr. Kincaid by
Senator B. F- Alley of Florecce, who was
told about it wben passing through Al
bany on the north-blond 1 : 40 train e
terday.' Tbe decision was rendered in
Jcdge Hewitt's chamber and was public
property as soon as rendered, as any one
with half a legal head knows The edi
tor of the De-ocbat told Col. Alley and
Col. Alley informed SetreUry Kincaid
before h had received bis moil, a'.l of
which goes to show that the Dsxocbat
is right on haod with tbe news.
A Big Elk husband spent the night
away from hojte recently, and during
the night his wife beard some one trying
to open the potato bouso. She didn't
faint however, or go iota hysterics, but
like a true born Big Elk woman, she
seised her husband's rifle, opened the
window and blaxd away. The intruder
ran away, and the wife went to bed and
slept soundly the rest of tbe aghl Two
neighbors lived not far distant, and the
next morning neigbor A went orer to
neighbor B and as-ed the latter if he
bad beard the shooting over at Mrs- C's
during tbe night. "Yes," replied neigh
bor B, "and if that woman Isn't careful
she will shoot somebody; that bullet
didn't miss oiy head a fost. Corrallis
Times.
The Oregonian says Washinctoa has
an abler governor than Orecon. This
remark considering the source is a com
pliment to Governor Lord. It is in favor
of gold and down nn ailver, in faor ol
infidelity and down on Christianity; its
editorial columns are full of narrowness
and devoid of the broad spirit of the dsv
Tbe man who disagrees with the tdi'or
Is a fool and a knave. The people un
derstand all these things, so that they
know bow to take the poison poioted
shaft of the editor ot one of the most
enterprising papers in the United Slates.
Secretary of State Kincaid wiil appeal
the railroad commissioners case to the
supreme court. The result will be a con
Crroalion of Judge Hewitt's decision.
The Democrat regrets that that is the
fact of the matter; but the weight is too
much that way. In the mean time the
hold over commissioners who are filling
an office by accident wnere not wanted
by the people shunlJ be treated with can
tempt. A snbscriber who pays in advance for
the Weekly was inquiring hen Lis
time was up so lie could pay another
year in advance, when he remarked that
he bad noticed that we had been stirring
our mbscri hers tip. As a matter of fact
the Dkmocbat never duns Its subscribers
through its columns. It does frequent
ly speak out on the subject of debt, and
if there is any subject that should be
discussed it is that of debt.
The Jacksonville Times is hopeful. It
says: Everything seems to indicate re
newed prosperity for Oregon this year.
Settlers are coming this way, tho grain
crop is in fine condition, the outlook for
fruits of nearly every variety is good, and
the markets are calling for the products
of southern Oregon orchards, the finest
in the land. Give the people free slver
and the good prices that must result.and
we will ask no'hing more.
Is Albany going to celebrate the 4th
of July? 'Dim idea that a big turn of
money must he spent is all foolishness.
4t h of July money as a rule is used rather
recklessly With good financiering
t:i0) or $400 ought to nuke a good cele
bration, instesd of the 8SO0 or 9,0 for
merly uneJ. There is how a nest egg of
a'umt ;13 to start with.
K.ih m is not tl a ouly hog city In Ore
gon 'reon vily is somewhat Id the
trough. Her fishermen have so filled
the Willamette below the falls with nets
a to prevent salmon gniting above the
fails. There should be a law passed
regn'ating salmon fi-hing in the Wil
lamette a that there will be more pro
tection for the upper river.
SATURDAY NIGHT THOUGHTS.
The editor was thinking when ha saw
the big excursion party leaving the
wharf of the number of people who go
olTon excursions, to the circus, theater,
etc., who are debt proof. While many
are abundantly able to indulge in ex
cursions there i a class ol paople in
every city who are not, who are the first
to start. Were you to try and collect a
dollar of one of that class you would not
even hear tht flaps of the eagle's wings.
Of all people in ths world tbe creditor is
entitled to first con.ideratiun. The hon
est poor man who does the best he can
is .entitled to the best company tbe
world afford i ; but the dis onest person
who does tbe worst he can aud always
acts as il he were trying to get out of
meeting his ibligatious deserves bing
left out hen you make up the list. This
ia not a Sa'urday night dun for the Dkm
ochat; bat it is said in the Interett of
the butcher, baker, grocer, clothing,
boot and thoe and drv goods dealers.
Combines may be objectionable; but the
businessmen of every city ought to coin-
bine against men who deliberately dead
beat their way, spending what money
l bey have for luxuries instead of pry
ing their honest debts
Isn't that a fact "
A good deal is -beiug said about bow
cheap bicycles can be made, in compari
son with their silling price. It is boldly
asserted that a high itra.'e bicycle; that
now sella for $100 only costs 15. If
true this is only in keeping with most
new thing;; most manufactured a rides
only cost a'xmt o.e fifth to one-tenth of
the selling price, and the rnauuftct'jrer
gets the immense profit With the high
tariff exiting he is able to keep up the
price. In the case of bicycles, though,
with such a great competition it v.ould
seem as if a bi reduction should be se
cured. This is already being d jce. SI 50
bicycles no selling for $100 If a bicy
cle can be made for 110 to $15 a big con
cern like Studebaker, for ins'ance, could
easily sell hem for 3J and make, a big
j Pr6'- Im not probable- ihoagh, that
such wiil be the result. Ifucan nature
is too fitkle for men to be willing to riek
hundreds ol thousands of dollar in a
plant on such a comparatively small
margin. In all such cases it must al
ways be remembered teat when a tran
put a fortubejinto an enterprise he trust
have more than a fighting chance of sec.
cets. tt may be predicted, though, that
tbe price of the highest grade bicycle in
the market will eventually b 5t. atd
the good bit-yclcs wi!l rang down to
25.
Will everybody ride?
W hat Shalt be Done.
. . . . . . ... . .
tt ia sutiea tnat at the meeting ot re
publican clubs in Portland next week it
is proposed to alio v o reference to the
financial qtesi:cn. The following from
the Salem JouraaS indicate that there
will he plenty of reference to gold and
silver. Dn't for a moairnt think that
there will not tr:
Wbat shall be done at the state con
vention of Republican clubs with the
silver qatV.ioo, or ri'.her ait), llie single
goli standard quesuou? The one in
volves the o'.hfr. Neither can b toach
exl npjjn wilh )ul the other being involv
ed. O: coarse, n one atsaraes tha!, in
tbe speech? that will be made in a coo
Tension of one or two thsasan l R-paU'.i-tuns,
or in tbe resolution or address
that shall be adapted, thei will be oo
reference to th finaacia! qimtion. Ii is
believed that a great majority of Repub
licans demand thst the coaven'.ioa clear
ly and uneqaivjea'ly place itself on rec
ord on the on-y burning qtiestioq of the
day finance.
It there were not a Wli S;re Demo
cratic -Jm'.nittration in poner.it e had
n Jt now on hand an increasingly hravy
load of Clevelaid gollb-gism. if to en
dorse the single gold staadaid were not
avowtdiy an open approval of a discard
ed and repudiated Democratic policy
then th eituation were not so difficult.
Bat the monometallic basis of all oar
currency has left th coont-y in a help
less condition. Silver is called the poor
nan's money in Eng'and but it h.s
arsioed friend' all tl-e world over among
all clajses the past two yea-a. The prop
osition to give th-! white metal an inde-p-ndect
monetary standing at a ratio of
16 to 1 and mak it a legal tender is one
that receives the appro jf ion of nine
tenths ot the people- wherever they as
setilbb. The proposition It make the
poor dan's ni-aey l.-ga! tender a!oiide
of the rich man's g!d is one that annot
be laughed down or raiily argued away.
There is au imprs'non that ha siiver
uolUr was deprived of it honest value
and leg! tender quali'.y by fraud and
at the solicitation of interested partie.
tte do not state these things to mass
the customary arguments fjr bimetal
lism, but merely to state the mental
attitude of the masses of the neonle
toward silver as we conceive it tu be.
Oar diagnosis may be erroneous, but it
ia as we see it. We believe that atti
tude is d-'O to causes that are potrful
and that the attitude of the people is
right.
What shall be done at the state con
vention .if Republican clubs? The roa
vention is not slrict'y speaking a dele
gate convention of tin party, but it is
probably as truly a representative c. n
vention ot the Republican party as t-an
be made so. All true KeDublican
ill lope that whatever it my do, it
shall honestly and fearlessly voice the
will of Uie people on all 'questions and
then the party will bi upheld by the
people
Occasionally a Pacific coast man gets
an eastern wife throu.h matrimonial
papers. An interesting case ia told of
how an eastern girl did not get a Pacific
coast husband : "A young lady of Ches
ter, Penn., who selected a husband by
mail, was so poorly pleased with her
choice when he appeared in person that
she refused to abide by it. lie came all
the way from California in response to
ber letters, but returned alone a vailder
and a wiser, as well as a very angry man.
He proved on inspection to be stocp
shouldered and baldheaded, and not at
all up to the sample shown in his photo
graph.
While Professor Evans, of Albion.
Mich., was ou his way to college bo tell
and broke his hip. When his class in
Ovi 1 met there was great curiosity to
knuw what would happen. The pro
fessor's rosy-cheeked sou, a boy of 13,
solved 'he problem bv entering the class
room ilh great dignity, calling the roll
nil carrying out the exercises just as
h's father woti'd have doue. The by is
a proficient Latin scholar and the mem
bers of the Ovid class say lis gave them
harder work than v.ould have been im
posed by bis father. World.
An 81 pound salmon has already been
csufcht at the Bay. Oregon will dial
enge tbe world in salmon raising.
MISFITS.
All Albany man COmnlainsliCfaiiHetrin
acrobat last night in his long speech
failed to mention how he stood on the
free coinage of silver.
The Corvallis Times ia not particular
enough in its descriptions. It says tho
groom was dressed in a celluloid collar.
An Albany man is confident he had also
a pair of spurs on.
The early bird catches tho worm. J.
V. Wilson sold an Ajax bicycle to Mr.
Achi'son, a school teacher at Peoria, be
fore 5 o'clock this moming.and the owner
immediately left on the wheel for home.
"Is it warm enough for you" was ask
ed the Man aliout Town fifty times more
or less, yesterday, land it is a fact worthy
of notice that no deaths have occurred
in Albany this week. "Is it cool enough
for you" might be asked today.
Quite a number of freight trains passed
through here this week hauling good from
Harrisliiirg t Eugene, a liistance of 20
milei hither curious, isn't it for beams
to parallel a rail road and deliver freight
at a lew figure than the rail r ad Junc
tion City Time.
A Lebanon vounir man bought some
eed potatoes ' at a store the other day.
A few hours afterward he returned to trie
store and asked to have his money back,
saying he had cut open all the potatoes
and none of them contained anr seeds.
Advance. He was nearly equal to the
eastern young man who bought some
eggs and planM them in hula in the
ground.
The officials of Benton county are hot
because of the reduction in deputy sal
aries. Mr. treborn, the sherin, proposes
to do the way some O. P. employes did a
few years ago when they couidn't get
their pay: "I will not pay one cent out
of my salary. The county must bear the
expenses Incurred in the manogement of
my omce, be it f-)0 or A300 per month.
Reasonable deputy hire and traveling
expenses are nect-imarv to a proper dis
charge ol my oiitcia: dutice. Miouid pay
ment of this" lie refused by the couet, " I
will pay myself with moneys paeing
through my hands."
We regret to see that the Albany Dex
ocwai is again leaving out its "misfits."
This is the second time we've had to com
plain, and we hone it will be the last.
We must have those "misfits.,' Salem
PjsU Come, now, Governor, don't poke
fun at a fellow. Our mistlt coi'imn is a
semi-ocrasional affair presented as the
material appears for it. Yesterday it
was short but to the point. Did you see
that little bit on Salem's new "bicycle
rider .the great man of the Journal, who
makes addre-ses on other things than
common sense.
A Gendale, Or., dispatch says that the
"railroad commissioners arrived here on
a tour of inspection with their special
train consisting of Pullman palace and
car and necessary rx-rvanli. A dance
was got np in honor of the commission
and they enjoyed themselves from after
noon until early in the morning. Col.
Eddy and Gen. Cmpson danced very
well and are popular with the vounir la
dies who dance." They may be popu
lar with the young ladies; but they are
not with the people: and if they were to
run for poundnutsur of 1 Viatic they
would be defeated.
The following from
tbe
Oregonian on
tbe O. t A E. is sound reasoning: '
Add
to f 100.000 bid for tire road another
tlOO.000 that must be imme-iuuelr ex
pended to put it in order: add IKjO.OOO
for steamer for coat tntfEc ; avJ.J f f00.
000 for such Lora! extensions as are a!
solutely necess-rr to increase even mod
eratcly the vojtiro of business, and we
have a total of 1750,000 upon which it
will be necessary toe-rn some (sort of in
come. rial me distant ruture may
bring no one can ten, txit we thick no
salt- or conservative judgment would be
willing to risk more than the above sum
on tins undertaking for tbe next ten or
fifteen years-
It is generally considered nnsafe to
tall a man a liar; but the follow ;rc fresro
the Aumsvilte correspondent of the S-alrm
Journal indicates that sometime, it is
safe: Some oe tied a dog to August's
donr poet. He awued Joe, w ho politely
aid '-yon lie." "Don't you calf me a
liar." "But you are a liar." said Joe.
"I never allow any one toc-ll me a liar,"
said Joe. "Ctmeout into tlie road and
I will wipe the ground with you," said
August. Joe foilcwed August into the
street, when Aaguet raised a hoe and
said, "now don't you dare call me a liar
again." Joe promptly replied "You are
a liar." You had better not say that
again." "You are a liar." said Joe.
August threw down the hoe and wet
away satin "that he didn't allow any
one to call him a liar." "You are a liar
was the last that August heard as he dis
appeared in tlie distance
The Salem Journal says that "the la.t
performance of the railroad commission
en wa to haul up their Pullman palace
train with colorvd waiters and a few cor
poration lackeys, at a little backwoods
station and hold a dance. These benefi
cial -r vi cvs to the taxpayers and the im
pression made by the whole grand outfit
upon the poverty-stricken people of a
small country town no doubt got to the
ears of Judge Hewitt in time to socure
Colonel Eddy a verdict." As a matter of
fact Judge Hewitt bad not heard of the
dance and colored waiters, which about
illustrates the n of the commission;
but he had heard what the law in such
case ia and he rendered a decision that
will no doub: be confirmed by the su
preme court, an much as it is to'lie regret
ted. Business men are warned againtt
schemes o! fake advertisers. hen a
fellow runs out of all other resource, he
goes around and strikes the business man
for a 'card"in some circular or program.
Advertise in a newspaper that has the
confidence ot the people.
Scrofula, salt rheum, and all diseases of
the blood, dyspepsia, beaiach,kidney and
l:ver complaint, and catarrh, are cured by
Hood's Karsapanlla, the great purifier.
1!omI's Pills cure jaundice, biliousness,
sick headache, constipation and all other
ills.
HORN.
McCUNE.-On Wednesday. May 15,
189o to Mr. and Mrs. Jos. McCune, of
Oakville, a girl.
MEYERS. On Friday evening, May
17, 189? , to Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mevrs--two
girls. All doing well. Names:
Kate and Dupli Kate.
Aseptic.
An impure plaster may be
a source of serious danger
from infection. To guard
against this there should
be a guaranty of ascpticity.
Allcock's
Porous Plister
is strictly aseptic, and thus
can be used freely for all
sprains, bruises, or conges
tion of the chest or throat.
Avoid Dealers whs try te polo, o Inferior
plastsr a substitutes is " Aticoca s."
Ailcock'a Corn Shields,
Allcock's Bunion Shields,
Have no equal as a relief and cure for coma
and bunion.
Brandreth's Pills
are inyaluabla for impure blood, tor
pid liver ana -weak atomach.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Sever Saw HI.
Ashland. Or.. May 17. Tbe
staue !
from Ager to Klamath Falls was robbed
again last night The stage left the rail
roid at ger at 3 o clock ytsterday after
noon. Ed Walters was driver and two
passengers, John Wells, a prominent and
wealthy Klamath stockman and populiit
county commissioner of Klamath county,
and hmanuel Ccra.a merchant bound home
to Picird, C'al. About 10 o'clock, s tbe
tc-am settled down to a slow pull up the
xianow Topsy grade, fix miles lon, the
command came from ambush beide the
road for the driver to hold up and throw
out theexpres box and htter-pouche
The driver and J attenert were then or
dered to awmount. Wells was told to cot
Xn tbe letter pouches and, while he was
hing away at Uncle hern's proiwrty
with a pocket-knife, the other passenger
was ordered by the robber to lralt open a
bcx suppeset to contain Wells Fargo's
tieasures This work completed, the pas
sengers and driver took of their coa , at
Urn reqiest of the robber, who was still
"outot siirbt.'' and left tbe content of
their pock -Is with tbe other oooty. Little
was obtained from them, though. The
two passengers and driver were then per
mitUrd to gvt aboard tbe stage again and
move on
The Bi-eeat Saaav
New Yobk, May 17. R G. DunACo's
V.'cekly Renew of Trade will say: The
severe cold soap, with xtenive froiU,and,
in some states, mow, has fortunately dne
little damage to tbe great crops, though
much to fruit, but ha considerably retard
ed retail trade. The bet new ut the. week
is the advance of 10 iter cent in wa&t in
tits Carnegie work, foltowee by the Jones
A Laugbhn -tablbuietit and evidently
implying a similar advance by many ether
concern.
A L e Eactaa'.er.
Chicago, May 17. A stirring political
encounter took plate tonight, scarcely par i
aHe!ed in the et since th? famiu :rag- J
..'a I In an,i lLui,l, 1 -1 . 1 An
the eve of the civil war. Tonight pit-
ucenr., ,
fovm combatants were two giant ot tue
opposing s ice in the ragicg hrucial oon
trorersy J Lawreuoe ugi:n, pro.essor
of politic-! economy in the mverity of
Chicago, the favorite autLonty of Presi
dent Cleveland, and lii.sm il Harvey,
author of "Coin" Financial School."' Not
half the people clamoring to be present
could hate , been a-oomuiodated bod the
Auditorium itseif been s-ureed f r the
meeting ot tlte cbauipu..
atvrfeedly C e .
DaTaoiT. Mav 17.-Dii-patct.es from
southwestern Michigan r p.irt fn-et tln-
moraing tlie most di-aa'r us to iruit o
anr recent viaitallonr. At Kenton liar
bor it i reported that not over 0 per
cent of tlie arras crop can surr.ve.
Atusrrk Prevails.
Loxoox. May 17. Tbe Time wiil print j
a du-patch from flong Kong, ssj'.ag an- j
archy prevail in the nirthern part of the j
uland of Formosa, and riot are of dai!
occurrence, numerous persons having teen
killed and wotmded. Gecerl Ka Hung
link, a Hat' chief, has proclaimed him- 1
self king of the northern pjrtiou of the in
land, ana several thrucd well-equippe-d i
soldiers bare joined his standard, and hi
force incresies daily.
rra t atalnoJ.
Gssesao, N. Y , May 1". The freeze
last niatht probably rained what fruit
was left in Geneseo valiey. Ire nearly
half an inch thick, formed on still water
in exposed places.
Hawaiian aaTaire.
Sas FstAJtctsco. Mar 16 An evei
paper pricis the following:
Private letters frvr HoceiuSu by the
steamer Auftrahsi declare that a change ot
adminutratk-n wL't coco cirnr there, and
that the ckanee auvi.ot--i Ly eo le ar
irnportaEt persocare luan rx MicUt.
lhor:oi. l be t-foruwiCi-jn comes tiorfl s
most reliable sf-cree and ana-A. l-e qoe
tioced. Acrcniin? to tbe lessen receire-i
here, all teat i prpeerringtbe prxot g-v-erBnset
is the fact that it pMese tbt
arms to que!; another otstlirrak and t x
citing iteU in its effri to prevent to pre
vent the lornl r j cf con'.ribd tmv.
Ill a t LtwrtMt.
Sax FsA4:tMO. May 16. The polic
are said to tve fened .et nl icew
lo will teMify aaitt Tbeodf-rj Ihirrani
at toe fcrtrjootnirg trial in tfce .perir
court . One vf tl.ewj. Mts Wills, will t
Ustt some time lf"re hla. be Intont?
murder. Mi WiSiis akd Ihsrraiit, in tii
carac'Sy f.f cl u-ch ltbrrian, f.r a tan4
from the churvh library. He escotted ber
thither, left the room a few ruioaV and
rrturned entirety rsud. "I be jvucg w
man made h-r e--a; :th d.Scoity. Sira
i lor conduct would i lain tbe alere of
btool-iin cn lrraot' clot King- after
Minnie Williams was murdered.
A .- Slam.
PiTTsiirRO. May Id. Jones k Langh
lin, proprietors t.f tne imerican iron works.
hv- grnt?d their em,-loves a 10 per cent
iocreaae in wae. Tie a.tu employs about
4VXI men. aud is the gretet rival cf the
Carnegie Steel Cctpaoy ia tbe manufact
ure of atrtx-t-tral iron. " The advance will
apply to all skilled men and to alt others,
except common laborers, who are eo re-
reiving tl 20 per day. the reivgtiixed rale
lor sucn wars.
A l lnnl damans at.
WasnrsoTOS. SJay 15. -The Jipan-e
legation has receive! an official cabie sU
ing that a final and satifartswy agreement
has been reached by Japan with the Euro
pean power on the lUstera question l!
is retrarded a c!oiDg- the entire sutgect.
It i also revarded as rn-yatu inn tbe un
official statements ot Kalian newepapers
that Kuwa
ever CorcA.
woold claim a protect-irate
crvou Prostration.
E. W. Jor Cohpaxt I have suffered
from nervous prostration from financial
loose. Can say Joy's Vegetable srsa
parilla has cured me. M v liver, stomach
and lowela have leen very inactive, bat
since taking ?y nr remedy I am entirely
well. All business men an i women
should n.e it. Please publish.
(Signen) Ma. IVx. Henky Joses.
Butte Montana.
Backache, dizziness, tiredness gi
to Joy' Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
vewav
Fine bicycle shoes vheap at L
Clothing Co's.
E. i::ain
Nk,v HvRssjj Sir... SaI. Burkhar
has openetl a harness shop at the Viereck
corner, Albany and will keep first class
hand made harness at machine prices.
Repairing carefully done. Call on him
for bargains and good work."
Wea Baby was sfck, we garo ber Cat Jo-is.
Vbeasbo was a CkiM, ah cried for Castorta,
V-en she became Kbn, she duni- to Caotorta.
vTVeasb had C-ren.abe awvetViem CkasMrta
CA?'ain Sweeney. U S A. Sin Dlcgo
ai says: "Kniion-s Catarrh. Remedy is
tne nrst medicine 1 have ever found that
would do me any gojd." Price 50c.
sr.K sitap
Taiker Bros, grocer.
U'iw oream eheeeo just received at Cora'
ftleysrs,
P J Sinilsy job printer, Flion Ploek.
irt claaa work.
Snik thr ceUhrattd Havana fille-l f e
oigar at Julias Joseph's.
la.roniaa home industry by smoking the
(lehratetl white labor cigar, manafaetored1
by lu'iua Joreph.
The best rat -otleo in tho .-it jf at U otad
.fyr .
- Money to Lotin.
Vt are prepared 10 make loan 011 good
mprovtd farms in sums to suit, of from
1,000 to $10,000
CuRRAM & MoNTalTII,
A Cabaa Battle.
Havaha, May 16. A special cablegram
received here today says that Monday last
there was severe fiirVirinu ; th ;r.(,t
I hood of Jobito. near Uuanatnamn. Th
eDffatfernent lasted from 6 in the morning
ceiling, nu resuiiea in a
brilliant victory for the Spanish troops. A
detachment of 400 soldiers attacked and
foukht bravely againt 2100 insurgents,
led by Gomez, the twoMiceos, Babi and
Cartagoca,
ui Talk.
Chicago, Mar 16. Th Tl
claim that the silver men of Illinois are
sjueiniog to rorra a presidential ticket of
David B. Hill and William H. Binrich
son, of Illinois, and that Tammany and
hpeakr Crisp ars in the deal. They will
raire a campaign tund of 3,000,U 0, it is
said.
Tate Beaerve Crewiag.
New Yobk, May 16. The World says:
nuvw" i-impu;r was aaaea to tne uig
syndicate's history yesterday. A notice
was aent to tbe bond bank interested in
the gold deal, requesting the deposit by
the banks of a large quantity of gold in the
stibtreoxury here. Tlie explanation of this
lat move lets a bit of light on the bargain
which the syndicate made with the govern
ment. Moat of tbe banks which co-operated
with the bond syndicate were snetn-
bers of the original pool which sutscrioed
for the last bond iue at about 101. It is
estimated that the banks will now deposit
about 13.-10.000 additional goll in the
stjbtreaaory. raising the re r,e to about
tlll.WMMM.
Mare Darrant Talk.
fix 1-aa$cisco. May 15. Chief of
f'osice Crowley i threatened with a salt
tor daauige by Theodore Durrani, who
was recently be.d lor trial on char ires of
having murdered Minnie Williams and
blanche Lamont in Lmannel church . By
the advice of his attorney it is said that
Darrant, in tbe tyel of his acquittal, will
sue tue ruiel lor heavy dfag. tor ploc
tng hi p cture in th rogmV galkrry. Toe
0j eth
j-, ,
liiuuuer a cjuncii claim looeis poaae uoa
dence ttat will prove that the mur-
War. n, JVl in..!ft !. AnwvnA . -r .
I ..... - -
nexted w,t mg church, and that neither
arime was the work ot one man.
A Lot .
Chicago, May 15. "If tbe Natiocal
Sporting Club, of Lnion, will give a purse
ui any mount, froat a larthmg to J&j00,l
will box Peter Jackaon for il in the areot,"
botiy declared Champioa Corbett tcnight
"ibe Lonaon club is mode op of a kit of
first clots anobs wboee only claim to rec
oirnition is the possesion of a kA of titles,
many of wrich no self-respecting: man
care tocirry I have beeo there and know
what I am talking about- They are tbe
dirmiett excu-es fvr ineo and sponstoeo
:iit eir dUgtaoed a couir-unity. '
To Be Wipe. Wnl.
New Yok. May 15 A Washington
pectai to tbe U trail says:
The saprente court baa deiet-iincd to a-
solately annihilate the iiscoaie-tax law.
t bis eiaemeat is male on what appears
to be absolutely ret table authority. It u.
of course, impossible to say officially what
will be tee decisaon of ibeeoort ia advance
jf i:s anrioartoemcat. but tee report cook
from kceh a source as to leave tery httie
ruom for doalit a to lU accuracy.
Pittbcrg, May IS. It is tneraiiy be
lieved that tbe 10 per cent increase grant
ed by Use I arcecie coaipaxy yesteraay will
rai -e sioiUar increase in ali the steel inilis
of the country. As officio: of the Cane
gie compacy sfxted today that tbe other
com posies waold be i-Tred to give tbe
same advance to avoid strikes, whkii they
cacAvt aSord to stand at me present time
EAST AND-SOUTH.
THE SHmSTA KOUTE
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DRUGGISTS AND BOOKSEl" ERS
ALBANY,
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Purenrugs and the Finest and Largest
Stock of Stationnry and Books
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CHILD SICKLY?
Strength is Hot Enoog
for Proper Growth.
Tie Yon Boij Fails lo Get
Wall fcsM
Heed Rlener Baae and Tisisae
FwriniBg rood.
Eody Caniiot Grow Wiilunt Pare.
Eturaj Bloai,
Unquailcti Yalu. of Paine Cel
ery Compound,
Fro:n birth till past the age of 30 there
is growth ; seme of the bones do not
completely knit till 35.
All this time in addition there is the
steady waste of the tissues that must be
repaired. The demand upon the vitality '
and upon the powers of it-si rui la tion is
thus enormous daringthe. years. With
out plenty of rich, nourishing blood.
growth must he detective and tardy. But
when it comes throuiih all tbe arttnes
in a full, vigorous stream, growth goes
on steadily and perfectly.
hat count.esn nuuibt-rs of frail
yoinjfatrs pbyicians see whose pitiably
thin srrist- and bloodless 'a.t-a cry out
for better nourishment. Ail tiiis does
not escape the vigilant insight of parent.
In tbousacrls of homes it is well known
that the boys aud girls are somehow
badly nourished.
The weak etocaachg and organs of as
similation cannot extract tbe food for
growing nerves and brain in sufficient
quantities from tlie ordinary diet. A
special nerve diet te wbat they need
I'aine s celery 00m pound is prof . Ed
ward E. Phefpa' pust preprtioa few
nourishing these little franies ami mak
ing them grow into strong, active men
and women- Dr. Phelps, upon whom
colU-ges conferred their highest honors
tor his individo-l investigations in med
icine, knew from ripe experience the ex
act needs of ttiee little -uSerrrs.
A chorus of gratitude cone up all
over the country, frost taofhirs of chil
dren once weatJy and r'el--itlioct
i' i,- t v. , 1 Kivsuu iti'j r'r ii rrwrs .
and women, whu have ou:grown weak
ness and a Lace ot vitality by tne use of
Paine'scelery com pound," taken with the
regulari'.y that physicians adhere to
hen prwcnbtn this wonderful nerve
and btood restoraDve.
It is vaiuable ia all wasting diseases.
in cleansing the blood of rhnmatism,
neuralgia, scrofula, and supplying new
and healthy vital fluid its value can
neither be weighed nor measured
As the ereat rt:o.iern nerve and brain
Flrngthener and rc-ttort r Paine's celery
compound is pronooneeal invaluable by
all prevresgive physicians. Give this
grand ivigortor a fair trial, and be
convinced."
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