The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, May 31, 1895, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text1 A 'CUE' FOR THE PUBLH Helen Barry, the Actress, Finds a Splendid Ton- ic in Paine's Celery Compound. j '('! : The play is done, the curtain drops, Slow failing to the prompter's bell ; A moment yet the actress stops and looks around to say farewell. It is an irksome word and task, And when she's laughed and said her say, She allows as she removes her mask a face that's anything but gay. Acting is not all gaiety, lights, and ap plause, j There is a deal of drudgery, vexation, and heartache that the people in the front of the housa little imagine. j Alary Anderson used to advise young stage-struck girls to keep off the stage. The feverish excitement, the late hours, the drudgery of rehearsals, the unnatur al stimulus from new audiences, rivalry and adplause, make the life full of perils to health of mind and body. The care less t heatre-going public have no notion of the strain on the nerves that is insep arable from a dramatic career. But members of 'the profession' know what it is, and they have, as a body, learned how best to keep their nervous systems strong and capable of doing the hard work demanded of them. That is why Paine's celery compound is so pop ular on the stage. Helen Barry, the well-known -actress, writes to a phveician, friend, from Tea Box Cottage, Beltfort : "It is with great pleasure I write to till you that I find Paine's celery com pound a splendid tonic. I should like . you to procure me a few more bottles." Iella Fox when "run down" from overwork, by the advice of the wife of a yyEATllIstCFOSD ITT ATT, Attoroera mi Law. Will practice ta all ocarrta of taa Bpaoal attanteoa gnaa to innri in pnb-te vrnvar laiae wam aieee BI1LYEC Attom7 at Lw sad SoUdtor in Cbaae7. 'ionaaiacla on ell point, lxwia negoliAUa Trabletenna. AJbeay Orejoa Cel E. W. WRIGHT, Attorney at law, and JfoUrjr Puh.ie. Win practice ta atheeooTteof thaiatate Special euaatiee -ires ta eaOecttonsaad aaaBeraia pre bat OeSea: Beat dour to Postofflca, AlbanY. 0r . J WHITHET) Attorney at Law, Albany, Or. LAGXBURFJ & S0F.1ERS AITOENETS -A-T IjSlTW. AH legal matters will receive prompt at entron. Office, First National Bank midin?, up stairs. WALLIS HASH ATTOENET -A.T Will practice in all the wurt of the state. Office Post Office Block. Albany Oregon, fl G Watson Luther Elkins WATSON & ELKINS TTORNETS -A.T" W Office First National Ban Building Business intastedto us will receive care fnl and prompt attention. . M RTTASJYE A HACKLefllN. Attorneys at Law, Albany, Oregon EO. W. HaRBU JUSTICE OI? PEACE, Is new located in the Pmociit office, eoraer e tad and Broatlalbin streeta Albany. Or. KeaU mid Collections a Specialty. 1) K. J. L. HI Lis, rhydcbuiand4orgao, OFFICE Oonw f7 atreete, Albany, Oregon, D ra. H. E. and O. K. Beers. f'ljy:"ciana anl tnrgeons, post office bloc'-, Albany, Ore. Hours 10 to 12 a. m., 2 if 4 and 7 to 8 p.m. Residence corner Sth aniCalapooiasts. Special attention git en to diseases of women. DP. C, U, CHAI.IB ERLIFI !C2 Office on Ferry St near cor 3rd St. Offic facurs, 7 to 9 a m, 12 to 2 and 8 to 8 p m fcoecial attention given to chronic case aid eye diseases. r 4. tmks.il utivK. r aliiakt, iiunaon raJe.it Vice PrHI0llt Pasliier. L Ftl If S . s. e.rouNo ..K. W. LAMODOil iait ACCOCKTS K KPT irahloct to shock. SIGHT KXCHANGE and tot raptale traaaf r.aold New V.rk, iian Frueiaeo. CbJeago and Pitland aion rotm E ,W Laaaaoa Bban. L. Fuaa, Ewaa . Sol. aJ OF A1.BA9T. ORBOOIt, f KANHACTa gmanX Baokti IiUAW SIGHT DRAFTS oa 00 and Portland. Oreavm: : nalneaa . w ybrk, Saa t IOAN MONEY 00 approved saearlty ksuei v b aapoatia auojaci to enaca. jouLiit-'i ioa made oa satonMa (NTERKST paid on Urn daooal II INK OP MCIO, 1 1 soio, oBJceov. nmm I Hons -..A, JJoa jai A'-Oj Savon vmiso t&ld J9 TJ. ' S. senator in Washington, tried Paines celery compound. She savs: "My spirits picked up, and at the end of two weeks the same old exuberant health with which nature blessed me had. re turned. I ate and slept as I had not done since I was a child, and I have never known since then an hour's inconven ience from nervous prostration. "The medicine to which I owe so much is Paine's celery compound, and I have recommended it to all of my stage ac quaintances who have overtaxed their brains by too close attention to study, and all have experienced the same hap py results as myself." . Marie Tempest also, and a host more of the eminent artists who appear before ,1 VI" 1 . 1 . c 1 . . 1 vile uuuuc, nsvw recenuy tesuneu u iuc wonderful rein vigora ting power of Paine's celery compound. Their testimony is noteworthy because no class of women work harder or are under greater nerv ous strain. Women in every walk of life have rea son to be grateful to Prof. Phelps of Dart mouth, who discovered Paine's celery compound. He understood the peculiar weakness of the sex. He knew tnat the backache, lassitude, headache, sleepless ness, and loss of appetite all mean that the supply of nervous force is low and in adequate to the demands upon it. The experience of thousands has taught the women of the country that only Paine's celery compound will give health to the nerves, ana through them, to the entire body. The greatest el'er on the market for diseases of the Liver.Kidneysand Con itipation. Pleasant to take by old or young. No piping. The root of the Liverine plant is eiten lively used in Norway for the cure of Piles. Sold by all first chtfs druggists. Wholesale Manufactures. ANCHOR S CHEM ICAL CO. -Jl . : Lebanon. Or DOLLARS PER r..0NTH In Yovx Own Locauty made easily and honorably, without cap t tal. during your spare hours. Any maa. woman, boy, or girl caa do the work hand ily, without experience. Talking un necessary. Nothing like it for merry making ever offered before. Our workers always prosper. No time wasted ia learning tbe business. We teach yea ic a night bow to succeed from the fin hour. Tou can make a trial without el peub to yourself. We start yon, furnlsV everything neede! t carry on the bnsf ncss s'iccessf uL; , and gnarantee yK. against failure if yon 'at follow vuf simple, plain Instructions. Reao?, if you are in need of ready money, am want to know all about the best paying onslness befor the public, send as yo audress, and we will mail yon a d meut giving you all tbe pavUcalars YRUE & CO., Box 400, Augusta, Maine- KHTA It I, IV It E IS .1862 FH Hammer. Wholesale Commission Merchant, 215 and 217 Davis St. Cor. Commercial, 8as Fhancisco, Cal We pay the highest market price for wheat, barley, oata, potatoes, ap ples, poultry, hides, wool and gen eral produce. It will nav vou to write us and keep post- sd. Liberal advances made on consignments, f San Francisco Produce Excb. Member: i I San Francisco Fruit Exchange. LADS DO 100 XHOT U.1X IX BRUN'3 , m BSD PEKHOTJ. iU tra tba oriainol and only I "'.ENflH, aafoand ra liablacnra on tho marknt. fries ti-UU; aeat by ia1 tionuinasoll vnly by I A Cn'riming, sole ire-, Albany, A greofs BniinirGelers. Sptasdftt mrti- wmt for Verrmts or file JaaMadaVChaW. Braaiti l.chntaamt.iin . U . laaathaaai Upcls.l cr enerl NeuralKia; (.Iho fur Kho nuatisu.'i. Goat. ((ss AiB-isrsi'Kini assv 10 a iiu Kidnr Jinord0n, Acid 1Y lav AntidoM for Aicohou MMk I'riGQ, 10, 25 .Oii t csuit. pef j. AntemUt, una otrtwT x ESmrwmuuU ICI S.'t vKttr : -p f. f H'CAGfl 8old hv in drtiitgf t OW WAVTirv-Crcd n ilk tew, Chris Eender; 1st street, near O.P Leave word at his house. 4P 120 cmorxat An eastern man very consistently adver tises that ho is always on top, as he fixes roofs. "Keep your name before the people, Keep your goods before their eyes; Like a church without a steeple, lie who doaa not advertise. ' A woman married a man to reform him, and he drank worse than ever. His excuse waa that it was enough to make a man drink to marry each a fool. If the U. S. government would econo mise the way the people do the question of sufficient revenue would ner come up. The annual expenses would be just atxMit half what they are cow. Why ehould't the government economic? The papers have been telling what the meeting of the Republican clubs in Port land was cot for. It will probably never be known what it waa really for. It may be predicted tt will be regretted it waa ever for anything. During (he coming month the straw berry wilt rule. It is in the market with a ruddy countenance and a determined look in it face to run things. It will be very promiscuous and promises to meet the times both in price and quantity. Matters are decidedly hot over in Cor ral! is. More feeling probably over the city election than for years. Right upon toe heels of it a prominent citizen commit ted suicide: If times are dull it must be somewhere else than ConraltLs. Memorial day, as it is now known, was instituted by General John A. Logan when he was Commander-in-Chief the Grand Army of the Republic The day was first celebrated May 30, 1S6S, by a general order from the commander. On account of lack of funds, San Fran' Cisco, a village down the coatt. waa or dered relieved of ita electric lights and gas for several weeks. One of the dis advantages of being a small p'ace. big place like Albany or Portland would never even contemplate such a thing. The mealing of republican clubs was be ing held in Portland yesterday. It was the intention of the bosses to keep down a dis cussion of the silver question; but depend upon it, silver will up; it i lbs issue of the day, and split cr no plit it must be given a hearing. Susan B. Anthony is in San Frandbco. Dear old girl, how she would like to have her rights. By the way if any one has any more righU than Stuao B. who is it. But she can't vote, there's the rub, though much more capable cf doing so than half the men. Hello, there, the Astoria Budget! maa has his eyes open. He says: "Men who owe evert body and can't pay their honest dbls can run oft to political gatherings in fortland and blow in their money. There are a good many of this kind of people in AstorU." There are men in Xew York City, per fect sbylock, who make over a hundred per cent interest, though the legal rate is only 6 p.T cent. It is done oa household security. For a loan of 1100 for 3 months $35 is charged beside the interest. As it is the only way some people can get money millions of dollars are loaned ia taat city at suck suicidal rites. The Roseborg Review gives Secretary of State Kincaid a genUe bag, one not with out several grains of truth in it. if tbe troth were told : Tbe muddle into which Secre tary Kincaid is getting affairs of the state, shows thai because a maa has been editor of a mdssbacf paper for thirty consecutive years, during which time he neTer pub lished a live news item, is no reason way be should be considered competent ta fill an important public office. "So far as Oregon is concerned reform in in the state government and everlastingly sitting down on tbe Tammany ring that has plundered the people in various ways fur the past twenty year is just as import ant aa a declaration on finance. Will the single-gold standard shouters at Portland endorse reform in state affairs?" Salem Journal. A bard slam by a republican paper on Oregon republicans who have been in pow er in Oreifoa for twenty years. There is nothing in an impure life, no recompense for violation ot the social code. Nothing is gained while charac ter is lost. The greatest wealth any man can obtain is characttr. Tbe libertine of today, whether fouad ia the lower crust or upper crust, is unworthy of tne confidence of any one and should be promptly atd completely ostracised from Ldecent society. On the other hand, every man or womaa who has fallen should be given a chance to rise, but the progress upward inut be a consistent one, ema nating from thn heart and nut a matter of policy. The young maa who starts out in the wrong path will rue it again and attain during his life. Some people are going to have Cleve land call an extra session in order to pro vide sufficient fun lj to run the grern ment. Pos'maser General Wilson has a level head . He sa-s "it is not so seri ous as the general view seems to make it. If trade revives snd continues to improve as it has of late there aill be revenue enough. From now on inert ssingly l'rge amount of whiskey must be taken out under the new tax, and this increase will amount to over $15,000,000. With an increase in the revenue from customs duties the new tax oa whiskey will make up the deficits th.s month. You see, the internal revenue collections are 16,000,000 and the tariff nets about $7, 000,000, while we paid out over $10,000, 000. 1 think times are improving and tbe government will have all the necessary revenue and a deficit will be a thing of the past." Only a year or so ago the republicans bowled all over the land that the sheep and ool industry was going to be rain ed by the democratic party, and as a le giliuiate result of this howl there .aa a slump in tbe mutton and wool markets the wiley bcyer always takes advant age of such talk- But what are the facte. Bhcep have bet u going up in price, right long, since the democratic tariff law took effect, and the wool market is real ly stronger and better now than it was a year ago. In addition to these facts it should also be remembered that ail the people are benefitted by the tariff law. in that they can now bay better woolen ! clothlnir for the tame money, or aa aood woolen c'othing for less money than tbey could a year ago tbis fact is 10 plain thak- argument Is unnecessary to enforce it Oreencastle, Ind.. Star Press. 1 In its account of the recent election in Corvallla the Times gives an incident that ought to make every thinking man top and consider his ways : A different scene waa when young Adam Bumbarger offered to vote at the lower ward, and his vole waa challenged on the ground that he had served a term in the pent- tent'ary. The question of whether or not he had been pardoned out arose, and full five minutes was spent in examining the law. He read the book himseff si lently, and those who looked on could not help feel a pang rf pity for the man whose own act placed him in a petition for the time extremely disagreeable. A big crowd stood around,and when it was finally decided that he waa entitled . to no vote, Bumbarger left the place with celerity. It was aa incident that re minded those who saw it that the peni tentiary should be shunnd, not for the inconvenience of being locked within its dark walls, but for the discredit that comes with freedom. If the income tax law had been one of great benefit to tb rich people of the U. 8. it would never have been declared unconstitutional. That is as plain as a man with a checkered suit. M ighty few laws are ever unconstitutional if satis factory to the capital of the U. S. David B. Hill, in his vicious championship of the interests at the millionaires has for ever alienated himself from the faboring people of the country. All laws seem to tend one way, in a channel which per mits the rich to become richer and the poor to become poorer. When men and not mere political demagogues are elect ad to office there will be laws passed and sustained by a clean supreme court which shall make men give financial support to the government according to their financial capacity. By this the Demo cbat means that if the man with an in come of $1,009 a year pays $.25 taxes,the man with an income of S10.000 should not pay merely ten times as much, but at least twenty times as much, or $500 a year, which he can better atfor t to do than the former $33. The Portland Sun makes the following charge: "Tbe"soldiies" have covertly, though earnestly and, recently, aggres sively worked to capture this convention- Numerous rumors are in the air regarding methods that have been used. It is stated that organisation papers have been religiously forwarded to "golditea" throughout the state with earnest re quests that no independent biwetallists be selected as delegates. Wherever in dependent bimetallists have been select ed, the manipulators of the Portland "goldite" machine have requested their lieutenants throughout the state to, if possible, prevent their attending tbe conventi.m and the securing of their prozi-s to be voted in the interests of thp'golditea.' Star ehana'ier elections have been held. Upholstered dela tions made. Every trick that the hu man mind could invent has been util ized by the "goldites " Now tbe qces tion s, for what?" Sound money, according to Carlisle, is money that tetains its present vurch- iog rower. The more one Egares on tba proposition the more confusing it be comes, aad one hardly knows then what Mr. Carlisle thinks sound money is. It seems to the D&kocbat as if sound money is that kind of mooey that re mains fixed ia value, and while tbe pro ducts of tbe world ftactuate nnder tbe law of sepply and demand the money re mains firm in ita value. Backed by proper !a s silver and gold make each a money. For years they only varied 2 per cent ia value previous to the demon ilizatioa of tbe former. Silver i. a sound mony because the eupplv can never be very large. There is only Go cubic feet of silver money ia the world, hence little danger of its ever being increased so as tocanre a fluctuation a hen made a legal tender like go'd. Oie nt silver and gold. both coiaed tree, the former tbe money of the masses, the latter of tbe wesl'iiy. Let them pall togetber.aod the load will go along firmly and safely. The following from t .e ffaiem Puet is of sv very serious character, aad pats 1 new phase oa tbe character of tbe mem bers of thi last legislature, aad it is no wonder they lol in with railroad com missioners and jobbery generally : Some of tbe rooms ia the state honse are un dergoing a few very neejy repairs in the way of kalsomining and fresoing the ceilings. The rotn occupied by some sf tbe commilties during the last legis lators were left ia a very ILlhy con li tioo ; the carpets were spoiled by tobac co juice and the ceilings m'ned by smoke. It looks very much as though some of the members or tbeir clerks uiiht have been raised in a pig pen if ths way they left tbeir quarters were to be judged Many of the chairs and tables were also broken and rendered nselsss.all of which are of tbe most expensive quality, aod when the next sesiion is called these broken articles will have to be replaced with new ones. The Oamocsat ii not in the habit of referring editorial'y ti theatrical par formsnces ; but the following from the Fargo.of Argnst April 16,fontainsapoint that may cause people to atop and think : If the stage wer devoted to more pro ductions like ".lhamt'' it might, in deed, become the handmaid of religion: and if, like Mr Uainhridgp, mora mana ger thought less of pecuniary reward aud more of the satWtactinn to b- deriv ed from faultless presentation of their stage picture", theater-going would not continue tho doubtful quantity that has made the dramatic business so venture some during the past two years. If there were nioro Auicustus Thomases and less Ous Heeges more "Alabamas" and fewer "Rush Cities," the world would batha better off. Hill calls the people who favor the in come tax law all kinds of naaiei; while some one else puts favorite names to tne men who oppose the law. So it is in refer ence to silver. The United States is far enough advanced in civilization so that men should have the greatest charity for those disagreeing with them. The narrowest men are the selfopionated fellows who concede nothing good in those opposing thein. Rev. Gilson, of Emanuel church, San Francisco, has received several flattering offers to lecture in the east, which he has r- fused, a fact that speaks for the man. Though Rev. Gibson did some peculiar things he is nndcubtedly entirely inno ceutof any connection with the recent terrible murders. ' ukmoobat isn't run to suit you it come sround and tell us how to manipulate thins, and it wid be taken In good part and the compliments re turned by telling you how to run your business more successfully. That Is fair for a fact. SATURDAY NIGHT THOUGHTS. On this Saturday nlgbt there has nothing occurred during the closing week of more importance than the rapid rise of wheat in the Eastern, markets. No matter what the cause or object the im portance is just the same. It displays again some of the old time p.rit that created prosperity. It presents an ex ample of activity that is necessary at this period; it speaks of returning con fidence; it tells of money ready to be launched into enterprises; it says em phatically Hint the country is alright. And it is alright. Wheat is the leading product of the country, tho foundaticn of the staff or life, and as wheat is so you iray look for good times generally. There was a time when a bull proceeding like this made producers feverish and they looked for ail manner of thing, tbe traditional dollar a bushel tor instance; but they have learned from experience, and this year as in nine out of ten they may count for tbe highest price on the first big rise after harvest, and shoold beware lest they keep their wheat too long. Fifty cents in October is worth CO in April or May. Wiib tbe many new foreign fields for the production of this cereal farmers cannot defend upon the prices of years ago; but must accept the new condition of affairs. It may be confidently predicted, though, that wheat will settle down at a steady price at 50 or 60 cents per buslul, xith a spec ulative price above those figures. The first Albany creamery butter came to the DzxocgAr office yetterday. This telle of one feature in the future diversified farming of this county. It should mean a good deal. Creamery butter, under the processes in use, is universally good ; home made butter in six cases out of ten is poor. Producers often get a nominal sum for tbeir bat ter because of it uncertainly. Tbe public wants good butter and that right along. Must people are willing to pay for it, and much more than for bntttr of aa uncertain character. First class creamery butter gets a reputation asy from borne and for the reasons stated w'.ii have a steady demand. The Demo crat predicts a kqoJ sale for A. C. B. all through the Wil.amstte valley. Under tbe co-operative system this will trean a steady cash income for tae farmtr sending milk to tbe creamery. We are particularly pleased with il.ia as a per manent ins'.itution here and hope to see l grow until at least the product of 10(0 cows comes to its doors eveiy djr. The Chautauqua Idea. Less than twent years ago the first Chautauqua Assembly grew out of a camp-meeting 03 the banks of Late Chantaoqna, New York. It seemed a ciiSiira! levival of theold academy hen Ptato and .irU'.otle walked and talked in j the groves of Athens. From state to! . ,, 1 it P. nntil i stale Uke a bird fos example it Eew ontu bard'y a section of oar coon.ry remains that has not it eeaside assembly or re sort in the park or mountains where scholars g for recreation, where tbe bus iness maa seek a reaewal of college days aad boatesivea live aain tbeir girlhood Cbaotaaqua is a grat university wbese students ar scattered ia homes, on farmt.ia shops and fa:torie,ia towns aad mining ramps, in cars and ships, wbereever tae hamaa soul carries the love ot learning. Then one a year they flock to the great assemb'y - for study under competent pro'esur. to round up the years work, to rceie ths diplomas, to form new cU.-ki and to c? back to life's duties refreshed and iopired istteidea.peopWsrol!eg.TbeUr.k's competed for rank ia an, in socg.in ora- tory.ia athlelics.so do thtChauUuquans aad added to this is aa almost ideal at fid si tvi a-I I hriaf an lasri ina A As the Christ Uagbt hf the set.J xd oa Mount, to do his modern disciples teach aad study the scripture Soa. The 1 hall ia the Grove has become a temple of philosophy. ,us,.UiwuuuUuj,i, uu , ta. , he yepactiv runes to be corn social science, the botaaiat dissects Bow- poaed of Kmc hers and pupils in regular era, the chemist compooads bis gases, attendance. Time and piacc of playing the class in drawing follow, the a.a.t,, 'Tl pr?Mv. in vuvi us puisci auiu aiiKuia a- Such a assembly is a boon to any com muBily. Ex. Tims spent reading coarse ia C. L. S. C. Is well spent. Ttie reading i chrsn from beginning to end. and is not oaly instructive bnt enUrrt ai ing. Tbe wriur. who has sptnt many years ia Chaatauqua study, speaks with confidence when he advires young people ta drop the trash they have Uk n up aod Uke a coarse in this plend d iusli tati'in. Soma Uma ago, sajs t Walla VaU Sutesman, aa enu-rpriiug land agent succeeded ia transplanting a colony of 200 persoa from th moanuinous re gions of old Kentucky to the f joth..bj of Mocnt it liner, where the primitive usages of their former borne are still re tained They are a very independent people, liviog within themselves, sup plying all tbeir own wants, selling but not purchasing. Doth sties dress in wool raited, spun aod woven by them selvei. Even a choice is offered of their home grown tobacco, long oreeii and hammered flat. The women chew to bacco and dip snuff. Tea is made f mm sage, and coffee from roasted peas. The eoloaists are alt hard shell U.iptitl, and b'ought a preacher ot that faith with them to minister to their spiritual wants. Mr. Cai lisle says free coins e of tilver will bring silver monometalism. This is a mere statement, and it begins to lok as if this were a campaign of state ments. As a matter of fact there is no reason to believe anything of the Hod. Gold will always take care of itself. It is built that way, Yoa could not down it if you wanted to. Under the piesent laws silver has ito show. Give it a chance and let silver Qnd gold go hand in hand. Try it. That is lair. Now that is not a bad idea. An ex change says that it is the successful man who has a good word for evsrbody. The more of a failure a man is the more be runs other people down, bow, honest Injun, is rot that a fact. ' If there is any better county in Oregon than Linn the Dmocbat can't name it, Tbis paper will always shout for Linn county from end to end, side to side cf its 2703 square miles. The Dkmockat knows o! men who will appreciate good times when they come the same an one appreciates the sunshine after a siege of Webfoot weather. Wheat was 85 cents in 'ew Yoik Yes terday. That ought to mean 00 cents in Albany The Gazette called Denton cheap John county, and it made a few hot. MISFITS. The upward tendency of wheat puts a silver lining to prospects. The country is all right. The following suggestive advertise ment appears in a Eugene paper: To exchange a bicycle for a good horse or beef, or for a good saddle, or for any thing you have got to trade excepting land. Inquire at Young's meat market. Bicyclophobia is the name of a new disease that has struck the United Stater. It is said to be very contagious and costs aa much as a spell of fever. The Wil lamette valley has it some. How is your pulse this evening. An Albany lawyer loaned some law books several months ago to an attorney in a neighboring town. As lie wanted the books he sent for them and was told they would be shipped at the Albany lawvers expense. The result is very nat urally a very hot Albany lawyer. Who wouldn't be. A letter from the assistant commis sioner of the general land cilice to Repre sentative Ellis conveys the information that the herding or pasturing of sheep is prohibited in the Cascade range forest reserve, aa being considered injurions to the herbage and undergrowth. What under the sun does the government want of the herbage and undergrowth. Today is Queen Victoria's birthday. She has reigned without interruption since 1837, or 58 years. It has been ru mored, probably without foundation, that she will abdicate tomorrow. Were she to do so Edward Vll would be king of England. As tho sovereign of Eng land is a good deal of a figure heed it is not very material wno reigns. The Scio Press alleges that a resident of that city holds a note against an Al bany church on which are the names of several prominent citizens, and that the note is not assessed at all. and asks the assessor to attend to it. As the Scio man has nothing to lio with the role exclud- would have to pay the tax it evidently ing church property from taxation. Amos Hatcher, the Coos county man who killed school teacher Blair, because be discovered him in a compromisicg position with his wife.has been sentenced to one year's imprisonment ia the peni tentiary by Judge Fullerton. He will appeal. That is a case where a man might well be pardoned. The maa who interferes with' another man's family af fairs gets only what he deserves if be gets cold lead. The following from the Eugene Guard has a healthy sound to it : On the Vitus p'jace near Springfield is a field of fall wheat already headed out, Mr. Vitus ays be thinks the yield of grain on his place will be at least twenty per cent larger than last year. Tbe wheat aphis has not attacked the beaded out grain and he does not fear ita ravagra this year. Ut coarse the indications ot good prices make air. tins jubilant. Things are likelr to boom ia Lane cwuntv this fall. Mr. V. has already purcbaei ten thous and wneat aacsa to gatttrr nts crop in. William M Acker, an old Cot ranse disagrees with rroteeaor Johnson n tne tatter's statement that the"weep- . ,nrnt. foI1 . r. mtt mritit tbe world, to wit: in the Siskiyou moun tains. The Corvallis Times cays: Mr. Marker has seen the tree more than once both in the Yaquina an t Coos Bar regions. One of them 100 feet higc.with long, slender leaf covered limbs drooping to the ground, lie says, it is a beautiful sigtt; so lordly thai a lumberman dreads to strike the tree with an ax. Mr. Mackry adds, however, that the tree is rarely seen. Sme people talk as if free coinage of silver wa a procvs by which the govern ment would Imiv silver at a certain price. It is not. We have tbe free coinage of gold now. That simply nteaas Uiat if you have a piece of gold bnilion yoa can lake it to tltc mint aad bare it converted into gold, and the gold will be haaded t j back to you. Now, what is meant by ToafireS puld. if a man ha silrrr luUion. let him take bullion to the tuiut, I have it connerted into coin, and let him k',,i ',"7' doJla k with him. " A Base Eau. Cbauxsoc We. the teacher and pupils of Sk-nator A. Daw son's district hereby rhaliecce Prof. W. . Sanforu and pupils of lloa. J. H. tnct. wiUi one ens oa tbe clock, aad the other a f on voor piate. voa cannot niar a meal. 5 " nen trvnn eat, yoo should uke tbe j ; 1 f -ff d'Dlnvcar1 ltB have to get up in tbe moraiiiarat six o'chvk nidi to krmkust aad gulp it kwn ia fif hwh a aaasrvj , twr (. j urut. a VU ti u teen or I aentT ruinate, and then have to wait until 2 or 3 o clock fur lunch i.r dia trr. to avoid this, take tbe Northern Pacifk, the only dining car route, the oalv line running to the Yellowstone Park and tbe only line running Pullman Tourist lepers through to the east without frtra 12 to 16 bears delay. For full information, time card, map, etc. call oa or address CO. Uarkbart, agent, Albany, Ora. Tbis hicjclt ri li:i f b isiaess is a fanny thing. A man who just rides tor niedaU, pianos and lanterns is an amatear, and in class A ; if he is sent out by a bicycle house he is a stmi-amateur and in class B; if he set's any of his prises or rides for money ho is a professional. Most amateurs who rid for big prises are really professionals, for they scheme ia all ways to sell their goods without be ing found out and generally succeed. Mr. Dolph did not run the recent con vention in Portland. Tbe young men of the party were undoubtedly at the head. Look out for young blood in the future. Bat it was packed with gold headed fel lows, ho cannot appreciate the import snoe of silver in the basinets of the WOlld. One paper says that the recent repub- li n convention was too close to the re cent disgraceful session of the legislature to have a good effect. Comfort, Cheer, Contentment. These three C's arc in valuable in life. To make sure of them all, use Allcock's Porous Plaster whenever you havft a lame back, sciatica, stiff joints or any similar pain or ache. tfyaa Always Intlal a pea kavlaa; Alt-coca-a," aw win mrr t diaapaolntaA . Allcock'a Corn Shields, Allcock'a Bunion Shields, Ham so aqmal aa a relief and car (or cams aod buaiaaa. Brandreth's Pills are a safe, reliable remedy for bilious headache and similar troubles. TELEGRAPHIC. Mlaes Sold. Jacksonville, Or., May 24. An im portant tranitfer of mining property took place here yesterday. Don. Theodore Cameron and Frank Ennis sold their val uable (i at ice creek minini; property to Bent & A lexander, of Colorado. '1 he pur chase price it is understood, was 925,000. This mine has been successfully worked by hydraulic machinery, for many years, and has annually paid a large dividend to its owners. The same person bought the Captain Ankeney mine, lyinc immediately above the Cameron ami Knnm xroperiy, of U. E. Ankney, lor fSMJU. , Tba Pat-lOe Cable. Loxnox, May 24- Lord Itoeebery and tho Marquis of Bipon received a riepota tion from the Associated Chamber ot Com merce today, nir Andrew KayeRoliitt, president of tho chamber, explained tbe objects of the visit, and said that it was most ileairahle that the government give adequate help and encouragement to the proposed steamahip and cable lines, via Canada, to Australia. He concluded with urging, that Great Britain should contrib ute her share, XT.j.O-jO yearly, to tbee schemes. W heat Drapplac New York, May 24. Wheat's upward movement received another black eye to day, and the bears felt better than at any time io x the rue started Tbe net iosaes in prices for the day were 2 cents, mak ing a drop of 5 cents from the higbeet point. It was simply a cae of taking profits. The selling began as soon as tbe fong struck. J u!f opened from 1 )i cent on to fcl cents, all at the same time, and then by quick stages dropped to HJ4 cents, where a lurtker break was checked by new boy ing. The I. r. Aaacnbljr. Pittsbcbo, May 24. At tbe United Presbyterian assembly a com iiiUe was ap pointed to secure a new metrical version of the Psalms that would be acceptable to an factions. The remainder of tbe set ion was taken ud in tbe trial of Ir. W H Blair, of Adammlle, Pa., where be has been convictM of set in z hnours on pre scnption to mimftt and habitual d runic - ,liecarf wid be continued tomor- row. A W.lcaaae Bala. Kan.. May 24 -Toe Topf.k. entire state ot Kansas waa visited today by heavy rain. Ia many, sections it came down in iLstucex. Dispatches say the rain commenced this morning; cover Lj if Kan sas. Oklahoma and fcoatbern Nebraska, it cmx ia time to help much of tbe lat- wheat, and will be ct incalculable u-teat to corn and oats. a Itw Kepablir SiiASGBAt, May 24. Formosa has de clared itself a repsoiic, tee sag being 1 yellow dragon oa a bine ground Tbe gov erncr, Chang i ing sung, u mzce ptea- Sent and ba ncuned the foreign represen tative. Maaalta far Bar(!rr. Lebasox, Isd., May 23 Tioma Irving, a easier firmer residing six mile went of lf, upon hearing footsteps in we sa;acem room uin-gm, teconea bis revolver and without taitg a vard thot tbe oppoaod intruder, inflicting a fatal wound. When, opon examicaiioa, te dis covered Uiat be bad killed hi eldest ton, be attempted to kill himself, bat wa pre vented. Sal arillaa; Oawalaig. Oslchoxa Citv. May 23. Sfcarp at noon at ieat 13.GC0 (sea, with a larg camber ot women. made a grand rash from .... 1 . sii as vee icirx lewrvation ior the430 oddctaim ooea to white eeitJe- meat, ia lest thaa aa ho-r there were scores of constaatsoa each cf thechut& in addition to the Mcoers, bo hi-1 al ready takea poasessioo of the laa4 The Kkkapoo opening mm roach ia the natore cf a hue f aror A: Ji.-IOaeariya'J claims had trooi 10 to 10 daiaiacts cn them, and tbote farthest from the ilse were reached frora Ike lrir ia 5 miao tes. Ia ooe tertion K) cljiniant, who bad ran ia from both herder, are sghdcg for their daiau. llfM far lb t.raa4 Jan. maa aad hit maer. Mrs. Kathamaer and William Kcni, tharg-d t:n ttealing a large mm 01 aiooey trom air. .NcasiiAni nxr, we Uuod over t ue grand jary by JaaticeStnipkia, at VTooduit ye4.-r-day. f!-r a treaaiiaary examiaatloa kst iajr thr.e daja Bail was fixed a fwSUrrt; Ualrmso. 52300; Enai. f IS0O, aad Vrs XeatJuuBmer, f T30. rnaataaal Msm Sral WasnisoTos, May 24. Hoc. liogh UcCallocb, formerSy fcretary cf tbe trn ary. died a liute W two o"cto k tbis (Friday) taotaicg. IVath was calai aad peacerol. th patient being for tome p?e vioos time ia a cocutoe cooditia. Sa Mare BcUlafS. ParuiDEijat. May 13. Tie wgaicg by tJowrnor tii-tingn. cf tbe Pelts anU swtting b.ii has had tbe etct cf rkktiaig the four rxmirtwms at Esingtn. Delaware wanty, aear this city. I he bill Jm prac tically kuts racing i a this state, far bet ting is so cktejy allied wish racinc UiAt but few bark manAcrs wiii atlcmr tc give racing ailbonl it. Mcrticc f- r late ia the iwcu will be abandoned Mothers KcaJ. The proprietors of SANTA AP.IE h authorised Fohay X Masw to refund toot wwnj ... iiius iiwvaiuuiiiuiaiij; of Csugh Cures a fair trial as directed, it talis to give satisfaction 1. the cure of coughs, croop, wboopicg coogfa aat all throat aad fang troubles, when the dis ease agects the head. aad. assutnts the form of ratim h, nothing i so effective as CA Ll FORXfA CAT-R-CCKE- Ttwee rrepar atioas are without MuaU as household rem- edie. Sold at f 1.00 a package. Three for Dyspepsia. E.W. Joy Compasv (.Jcntlemen : have taken vour owtahle Sarsa and can say I have never swn anything eonal to it. I have suffered Uu " wars with dyspepsia, not being able to eat anything bat milk and brown bread. Late was nothing but miaerv W m,v Now I have a good appetite, eat anv- uung 1 wtsn. an.l iw no .Iitu.rvhU effects from iU I wish I could tell all ""J iHaainu urg uiom to try your riaiiir c-ar?apariiia. (Signet!) Mr. John Timothy. Forbcstown, Cal. If you want to cet a snrin m.,ii.-in. without a blotch, an old sareaparilla trade mark, a big patch of red pimples, take Joy's frsa jarilla. An Absolute Cure. The Origin . I Abt-tlne Ointment it onlv put In Utm twooanc! tin boxe, and 1 an abo'ute cure for old sores, buins wounds, ch -pped hauda and all skin eruo llons. Will positively cure alt kind of plies. Ak tor ths Original A-birilne Ointment, h'old by Foshiv & Mason a J5 cents per bos, by mail 80 cents. Karl't Clever Roat purify lour blood, clear yoi r complexion, regulate your bowel and make vour head clear as a bell. 85c. 50c, and Ji.oo Shlloh a Cure, the great cough and croup cure. Is tn great demand. Pocket site contain twenty-five doses only 35c. Children love it. Sold by druggists. Shlloh 'a cute ts sold on a guarsrtee. It cuies InctpWnt Consumption. It t the best Cough Ou(e. Only one cent a Jose. SC50C.aiiJ$t.ott, Fosh. t Mason gents. Karl's Clover Koot.the great olood pur ifier gives freshness snd clearness to the complexion and cures constipation. 35c, oc, t.oo. roahay A Mason Agents. Do you know, if vou want to tro e.-ist ami deiro Pullman Tourist Sleepers, that you will be detained from 12 to 16 hours unless you take the Northern Pacifier Remem ber that the Nortnorn Pacific is the only line running Pullman Tourist Sleepers through to the east without delay. Time and money saved by this route. For full information, ti ..a cards, mans. etc. ojiII nn or address 0. U. Uurkhart, ageat.Albany, via. Wkeal Galas l Js'kw Youe. Mar 22. Wfeaat further excitement today, with a rise cf 3 cents a bushel before I o'clock. The farm er element was tbe prime mover in the ad vance, as it has been all along. By 1 o'clock, July had advanced from 76 to to TJ!4 cents, and tbe local crowd of scalp ers was afraid to touch the market The railroad people have been denying that tbe crops have been lerioosly injured by frost. In tbe afternoon, all the excitement was re newed, particularly near tbe clcse, when a lot of buying orders came all ia a lunch. 1 be July ODtion thot nr ta m ivnti. and the great crowd of watchers threw op their hats and houted in glee. Tery "M. Rochektkt-. S. Y.. Mav 22. -The fro, in this vicinity has ben the mad. destruc tive on record. The loss of harden oro- duce. crops and fruit cannot b estimated, out it IS lariro In aomAnhmw tKafrmtt was half an n h thu-k. Tha ,rinu damage was done ta garden produce, which .1 J 1 forapMae'y destroyed. Dis patches from Lyons. Clde. Pulmm !.- 1,nt1.Morrijl. Loy, Batavia, Ber- gen and Medina, are to the effect that the ' uwiruciion to crops waa general . In some " auue snow tell. Bag Caaveatlca. Pobtlamd. Mar 22 TS W.M n e Van's State Republican Club met at 10 Vc'oek yesterday morning, at the Park theater, and, notwithstanding numerous delay. Sobbed it binaries at 8 1 V. M and ad. journed. The chief features of the sessions were tne complete failure of ih free-stiver men to obtain control of th the defeat by a two to-one vote of avowed free a Iver randidates for delegates to the t kveland league, and the overwhelming rexo liatkro cf a free-coinage resolution Aftesaatoal atrtde at KcMlaaalU. McMissviujE, Or.. May 22. George Eerg. 30 yer o d. shot Limelf. sopposed ly with toicidal intent, this afternoon. He placed a loaded shotgun to his mouth and blew away the whole left side of his face. He is stiiWiive, with little chance of re covery. sr. DiU Taet c. Wli.a Walui, May 22. Dr j LHill grand chancellor, aad colonel Geo. f McConnell. grand keeper of tbe records and seal of Oregon, arrived here with a large party of Knichts of Pythias from Milton, Oregon. They were received by the grand lodge of Washington with the honors doe tbeir position and shown the city; About 300 visitors are ia town and the city is gaily decorated. Tbe parade of the knights was witnessed by thousands of interested spectators. Wire Sails Wiher. Chicago, May 22. A local paper says: Wire nails have gone np 20 per cent. If jobbers are correct ii tbeir opiolor prices are going stisl higher. Tbemaa afactures have witbdraaa all quotations, and are t'eclining orders of consequence for immediate delivery. The marcel has been lifud from a stale of demorali zation by the aaanafactores, who have go'.bfa together and are a boat to reform their old bold, aided ia so doing by ihe better tiias. RECOf. CEfiTt.iL ASiD ASTtRH -YAQU1NA BAY ROUTE I eOCIMCllR Mi 1 lM.j l.lf .iW l naci Yaqaina 13av Steam. T' !Z. ship Com fsany Slsffillp "PBiiinf AJ arl firt class in every respect. J. Sails trom Yaquina for JSsa Fraacieco aboat every 8 days. , Panser accommodations usi-irrxisE. ed. SiiKet route bc-tween the WiUam- ette Vaiiey aad Calujrtua, laretroai Airiiny or points west to .! "an C!SCO ! Cabis . 112.00 SraXSAGK S.W Cawjs round trip good 60 days. . . 18.C0 For Sailing Days apply to II. I W.vurx.Agt. Cms. CtAasr.Supt. Albany, Or. CorvaiUs, Or Edwui Swse, manager, Corvallis, Or. A LaDFE TOILET Is not ccaaplete vithect aa ideal POZZQNrS Ccs.biQes exxrf dement of It is beanti- soty and penty. 1 1 lying, soothing, healing, hecltb 5 1 isl, and fcarmless, and when S. ri-htly rsed is :a-isiblc A most I cdicatc ia-i desirable pro Action I o ihi face ia this clliate. lirLrl itpoa iaviss tis gtmisa. f t ts rtm sau rrriTMtsE. ft-v Street Railway Time Card The car will leave the corner of FLr- tsi Washington steet a, fol'ows: 3:53 a- m. for overland goinn ooMh. 7:'JO O P. train KOiigea. 7:55 " Lebanon train 115 11 :55 " noon train going nortba 12:15 p. m. " south. 4: m 5i " Lebanon train: 9:5s " overiatiit going sontiv For Orphan's Home Moadsy and day at 4)0 p. ra. on 1IGOR of Ealy, Quickly, PermicetiUy Restore. WcaiHs, Karvssasiw, upoiiitT, aod ait th. trmla 1 or enia from early errors or I ir aacssaaa. the reaalta ot orerwork. airkaoaa. ararrr. etc Full atrn-th, derei. paBiaiKl U4W glava tO jeery orraa and portion of the bol t. SuimV. nmt ; im . .... s : rauare irapoeaible. S.UOO rererenree. Book. auaaaUos aad proof ail tied taoaied) tree. mi MEDICAL CQH Buffalo. N.Y. KUm COLLESUB INSTITUTI ALBANY, OREGON A Is- I oorpa of lnstracre, CUSSICAl, SCIENTIFIC UTERAST v COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL CLASSES. V ouitm,- 01 tudy trranueJ . uk sli ga ta t etudaute vr Mrarai e xf aaufa a from ibroad. a. a. aaaaaaia u.v-rvrr-r 4f iSatiaaia, VtUMtf Or. A3 Ml, Taa jmm skO aapaa. a ViU. waaTTa-M aM tlMW W frmm SSI 4 A Cumming, sole agent, Albany, 1 ;c.f-v I kaV. . n kSOWl ff ra m aa It Rnochs At Your Door. A true improvement aiways receives welcome ia tba average Aaericaa home, the most hoisa-likc home ia the world. The coal stove, tic gas, the water, Iha scwiag nachinc aad tie clothes wringer have f ootid aa entranc everywhere. Anofhrr candidal- now eppeara. It k tLe new vegetable shortening aad 1 stitnte for lard. Thousands have foaci this as great a LIcssisg as its tots. It 13 dow et your door. Will y o accept its proffer cf better cooking i yoar kitchen, better food oa your taLIe, better health ia yenr licrjaclioLd? CoUotens la eold a S aad S poocd palia, by ail groeena. viet too etxtcloe. HmXb by The N. K. Fairbank Company, BT.LOCIS aaal Cakssw, IswTarfc, Bastaw. FIRE IflSURAIIGE Insure your property with Joeeph V Talt ir. The Old Hartford, THE NEW YORK UXDERWB1TEK& AGENCY, or any one of the othtr reliable c Id line ccm panic 8 he represents. Notes taken and plenty of tin: 9 giver for payment oa fana insurance. All business plac ed with him Kill be prompt-attendelt-. OFFICE P. O JllrrTr Albany, O t-rcsaraim AtidineBaJsia IjATARRIIiJ rafarata' cststaj: BY foahay & Mian. g-it-, DO YOU wiiicMntcn; u cmne w g, aai v&ax is nicer than smooth iet"er paper aad enret opes for bodoes corresponilin?. Weraake a speciatirv of aeat casimerciai Etatiooary. Tou thocid BUY ENVELOPE of as at once and see the Sae qualify act extra low r rices. Xext tima res waa some inquire OF SMILEY. THE PRI NTER GHTS. raw 1 obtatw a paTatwrf rrrr aaeaei and aa iMaaaat caKEMa.ritata W1MI A 11)- wfco aie SaJ aeargsftj raala expeneae ta the aaM laxsna. Ctaasaaaaitoa noaaaanetiy cans testa!. H tiWk at la. foraaatioa CKaaoarnas Parrat aad So t oa taia iheaa aent treaTaam a aaaiataat at saacaaw. Soar aod aeaeEKSa sooka acat tn. raw tafcaa tfcnwa Xaea 4V Oa. limit swaaiawwt1attctfatiaeaaaiHaa.aaa taaa era kroiacat wntr kefretk aeNicanta aenas to taa tmattr. Ttia asans yareB, MsaeeaJi.eaarati7inacn4.aa0frfarta "" JTOjma at aa aeascac ana-t ta taa Baatttaj KbtKav awtKklr. SL) a j coma. S eeBtaTKrwr aaalar n Siarte cirat aaasea, in eraora. aa4 kitarrajia9 ct I aj wwa asaaa. eoadcaai saawanno aaoa taa aaiiiSaKaaaakiarcreeBawaa. aattraa - a. Sxw taubjussusuv SIZE! COXSTITbTID?.. MILK! BUTTER! -THE- Boariii EiTiT Heri OF Registered Jersys. Choice Bulls from 3 Months ta3 Year' for gale. Sorvke Bails. Write for what yoa wan. A.C.Gainea Lam ood P. O. Lina Coaaty.Or Itaaanlrl nn a mxrmnum Irr all r vr" gista. IS carps lQciFn Coasiitsirrwa svadia taa boat Ooush aad Cteua Cira Fftihav & Vt n. ag?a NEW LIFE a. x. t rrrrs im ass ma nunrm is jnid QBder noailire arhttra coanataa, by VtboriMi asatita only, to care Weak Memory; mb ot Brain and Serre IH-awr: Iet Stauhood: tuckneaa: Night Lmw EtU DnaaKlack et uentitMioa: a: 1 .S Dminas hoaaof Iw of th(ieraUT Otsaaa in aitW w. eaiwed hy ow-exftKa, Yontahd Knora, or axocneiae Use of Totaaeen. thxaai ar Lkioor. Wcuch Itfads .a MiatirY. C'oBflaniDGLMt. Inaaaita' and Pwatlv. By mail fl a box; six for SA; antii I amctoo iraaraatee te ear or aefuml aKaaoy. I SampW packaae. oontaiDinc un days' twaianaat. j wa full inwructiuaa, 15 rMi, ttea KiaapM , J enlii feoeaca aeraua W aaaii. f , A Cum no Ing, sole agent, Albany IS.MhttHl. 'eenn. A. I. Armstrong pn. . .ark 5kunl : Carrri. Hi . is uj-m jMnra ua CMi.aua at anaiy, auua .uca u Ulttloa i.rinesv Shorahand, 'o awnoa tarotaw Uic ar. Studraia aua. suit,, S A af IQftOlPDr t fr Vsair COPYRI