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t wh.n St. .Tncnha Oil SfTZll &
Attorneys at Law. Will practice In all court of th
title. Special taction yiroa to matter In prob-te
uxito to.lectioot. OFFICB-Ia th FUua bloek
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ticna mad on all points. Loan nageliatad oa
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Attorney at Law, Albany. Or.
mCKBUR?J & SOMERS
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Albany, Oregon.
JTJR. J. I. HILL,
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Fairy sueau. Albany, Oregon.
QEO. W. HAKIMS,'
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Is asw located in the DanocxiT ernes, eoraer
2ad and Broadalbi streets Albany. Or.
Beats 'and OollectioBs a Specialty.
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Office on Ferry St near cor 3rd St Offic
hours, 7 to 9 a m. 12 to 2 and 6 to 8 p m.
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A boarding and day school condnctea
by the Benedictine Sisters will resume
studies Aug. 27, 1895.
Every facility will be offered for thor
ough courses in scientific, normal, com
mercial and elementary branches.
An able teacher of piano, violin, guitar
and vocal music will have charge of the
musical department. Drawing and paint
ing will, like music, be taught as extras.
Lessons in plain ana isncv neeaiewora.
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(Jorvallia has A Teddy Roievelt In Prose
cuting Attorney Wilson.
Pendleton is to have a woolen milt. It
took rustling, and is very commendable
right in the midst of the hard times.
Times are certainly bettor, for nearly
every paper in the Northwest says so;
bat there is a big field for improvement.
Albany's Woolen Mills took first prize
at the Portland Exposition on general
display. Another Albany victory we
are all proud of.
Thousands of people opened their eyes
at the Linn county exhibit at Portland.
It is ceed well sown. Linn county will
certainly be heard from.
Millionaire's eons die just aa easily as
the sons of the hod carrier, and they
leave nothing behind but their record,
and that's what they take with tbein
too.
A suit begun fifteen years ago has just
been finished by the courts in Seattle.
Wasn't it Shakespeare who raid some
thing about the law's delays?
A Salem paper keeps telling about
what Salem wants. If they would keep
their gun powder dry they might kill a
creamery and a few things like that oc
casionally. The Oregon Bar Association is after the
shysters in the business. That's right,
clean them out. The profession is an ban
orable one, and. mea should not be con
demned for belonging to it because a few
members of it in Portland are rascals.
The true patriot is the one who hon
ors the highest type of virtue. The vir
tuous manhood and the virtuous wo
manhood decide the character of the
government. The true patriot will hon
or his country's institutions. The true
patriot will honor the Sabbath as a day
of reet and worship. David M. Skitling,
Presbyterian, Allegheny, Pa.
The Kewberg paper says: The A O.
U. W. gave another evidence of the great
blessing it is proving to the widows and
the fatherless of this country, by paying to
Mrs J D Bell last week the sum of 2 000
This sum will serve to smooth many rough
places in life's pathway, and we are glad
that Mr Bail was wise enough to make
such provision. The wisdom of such life
insurance is yearly becoming more and
more apparent.
Ah, there, you fellows that declared
that tbe Wilson bill favored tbe pauper
sheep of Europe, and would stamp aut
the wool and euttoo industry of tbe
United States. The tacts are against you.
and the pauper sheep of Europe are hav
ing a harder time than ever before,
American wool is aorlb from 2 to 3 cents
a pound more than it was, when the
McKio'-T bill was in force, and every
miU iu the country is running up t its
iull capacity the output is supplying
the domestic demand and millions of
yards of Toolens are being exported to
Europe and sold right under the uoees of
the paaper sheep of Europe this too.
ith American labor receiving higher
wages than they did in the days of Mc-
Kinleyism and tteaJy work. Green
Castle Star Press.
Alter That 100,00O.
At a sitting of Referee Woodcock Uon
day afternoon in tbe O. P. matter, tbe
following bills and claims were filed
therein :
Farmers' Loan and Trust Co., Turner,
McCIure, Ralston and J. R Bryson, at
torneys' fees, etc., $13,176, $14,176 and
4,000, additional compensation, $3,000;
total, $41,352.
J. W. W bailey .additional referee fees,
beside tbe $4,000 already received by
him, $500.
John Burnett, attorney's fees, 11,250.
J. R. Bryson, $548.
Supplemental report of E. W. Hadiey,
showing psyment on labor claims ac
cruing ucder T. E. Hogg, $39,520.
Claim of C. E. M. Rand, expert, $11,-
102 and interest. $1,650.
Claim ot r. 41. Johnson, insurance
commissions, $1,413.
School district No. 0, for Benton coun
ty, Oregon, tor taxes, $586.
City of Corvsllis. for taxes from 1883
to 1892 3, $423.
John Fay, attorneys fees under
Receiver Hadiey, expense, $2,479 ; legal
services, o,1aj
Linn county claim for taxes, $1,050.
F. K. Pedleton attorney fees, $3,000.
Page & Eells attorney's fees, $4000.
Claim of Niagara Mill Company ,$4,000,
wacoD uaistead et al on receivers cer
tificate issued by E. W. Uadley, $40,-
000.
Cbas Clark, receiver, reports receipts
during his ad Tin in ration from January,
1894, to October, 1895, $100,410; disburse
ments f 100.224; leaving a cash balance
in the Wok of $165. Mr Clark give
detailed account of his acts as such ref
eree closing his report with these words:
"By the most rigid economy and tbe
strict compliance with business priori
pies, and tbe earnest co-operation of
thof e associated with me, I have bn
enabled to honor all my liabilities, and
pay every cents indebtedness, to mr era
ployes. and legal advisors, office rent.
supplies, all and singular other liabili
ties by me encurred and now bring into
court a cash balance of $165."
Oregon's First Census.
The first census of Oregon was taken
in 1851 by Joseph L. Meek, U. S. Mar
shall, and Dan 0':eil, deputy. As re
cently published in the Orcgonian it is at
follows:
The county of Washington contained a
population of 2j50; 417 houses; 3J4 farms
under cultivation; (mills, and their
wers 11 deaths during the year. ,
Yamhill county popul ation 1512:
243 houee ; 240 farms; 6 mills; 2
deaths.
Linn county population 903; 178
hoifees , 192 farms ; 6 mills ; 2 deaths.
Polk county population 1051; 190
bouses ; 192 farms;2 mills; 5 deaths.
lienton county population 814; 150
houses ; 190 farms ; 1 mill 2 deaths.
The above five counties were taken by
Mr, O'Neil: the (o lowing, taken by
Messrs. Joseph Culver and Bees, assia
tants.
Clackamas county population 1860;
368 houses; 238 farms 12 mills; 5 deaths
Msrion county population 2749 ; 640
houses ; 365 farms 6 mills; 13 desihr.
Clsik comity population 044;
66
houses; 30 laium; 3 mills;', 1 Uealli.
Lewis cuntv population IW: 147
bouses ; 85 farrt s ; 4 inills; 1 death.
Clatsop county population; 462; 91
bonnes : 40 far ms: 2 milts 1 5 deaths. '
j Total population, 12,323 ; 3278 house.
The Nicaraugua Canal.
Pacific coast people to a man see the
necessity of the Nicaragua canal. There
is no divisicn on that subject. We need
it in our business. On the other side of
the Rockies it is not so much a local ne
cessity, hence when a paper speaks for it
it is more effective. Here is something
to the point from the Jacksonville, Flor
ida, Times Union :
A year ago the construction of a canal
across the isthmus of Nicaragua and its
opsration under the auspices of this gov
ernment was a necessity to American
commerce. Now it Is doubly necessary,
for the changes ot the past year have
been more important, In a commercial
sense, than any that the world ever saw
in so short a period.
Japan has emerged from her war with
China more progressive and mora ener
getic than ever before. The energy that
overthrew a nation nearly ten times her
superior in population must now be turn,
ed to ways of peace, and no nation today
values trade relations with other nations
more highly than Japan.
China's shell has also been broken,
and that vast empire, by the terms of
tht treaty, is much more open to trade
than ever before. Besides this, even
China is capable of learning by experi
ence. &be knows that ber deteat was
dus to her exclusiveness, and tbat it she
would become powerful she must culti
vate European and American commerce.
These two countries have a population
aa great ae tbat of Europe and the Unit
ed States combiued.
The trade cf IoUia baa enriched Eog
land. The trade, of China and Japan
will give a new impetus to the commerce
ot the world. By present trade routes
England will come in for the lion's share
ot tbat trade. England and France are
nearer than the eastern coast ot the
United States to China and Japan, and
the products we would offer to tbese
countries would be found almost exclu
sively oa the eastern coast.
Both China and Japan have a friend
lier feeling tor the Uaited States than
for any other country. Other things be
ing equal, they would- prefer trading
with tlas country, but transportAtioa
charges would not b equal .
Tb's hindrance would be changed to
an advantage by the construction of the
Nicaragua canal. By the routes of trade
we would then be nearer than any Eu
ropean nation to Chins and Japan, and
we would command their trade.
No country ever bad a greater oppor
tunity than ours now enjoys. The Nic
aragua canal is an essential part ot that
opportunity, and its construction will
nuke the United States the greatest
commercial nation the world ever aw.
Maoy a mother would be happy if she
poaaesaed a boy with the spirit of the
dg told about in the following from tbe
Uuard: Messrs Loughmiller & Pttir ot
this city patsess aa Irish setter which is
endowed with more than the ordinary
amount of canine intelligence. lie is
not oaly an excellent hunter, but about
the house is more dutiful and iodalri
oos perhsps than tbe average small boy.
Having been trained t j carry id stove-
wood be keeps tbe cook in constant gaod
hamor by keeping htr well supplied
ilb wood. Is fact be is more industri
ous than needs be along this liae. for
when he bas tiled tbe wood box ioslaJ
ot quitting, be continues unless stopped
by closing the door, to make regular
trips to the wood pile and would soon
bave tbe floor flooded with this useful
article.
An Albany maa who bas been with tbe
Indians a great deal, says there is no use
talking yon can't make much out of tbers
tv edacatioo. They may go to school
sod learn something about books, tut be
bas observed that in a short time tbey
get back to there old babile. He knew
one boy who was sent bvck east to one
of the big Indian schools and obtained
an excellent education, tie came back
to Eastern Oregon and in a little while
was running around with a blanket a
round his shoulders like tbe rest of them
Some of tbem get religion and stand by
their profession, but most of tbem where
the gambling season come aronnd turn
ble into tbe pit.
Here is soother Corbet t Kitxsimmous
joks from New Orleans: Information
from a private source, received in this
city tonight, ears that the Choctaw tribe
in the Iodian territory iotended to adapt
Corbett as a member of their tribe tbat
the fight may be brought off in their ns-
lion. When asked what he woo Id do
under the circumstances. Corbett said
he would accept tbe honor. He further
said he would paint bis face red, wear an
eagle feather in Lis hair and do any
thing to maka himself look like an In
dian, iust so he could get a ensure at
Fitzsimmons.
Prosecuting Attorney Wilson, of Cor
vsllis, proposes to protect the boys and
young men of tbat city. Some one i
accuse him of trying to enforce blue laws
but there is nothing blue in laws that
work for the beoifit of mankind.
There has been evidence sufficient to
convict Durrsnt in tbe opinion of the
Democrat, snd we hereby fiudh'm guil
tr and sentence him to be banged, but
nevertheless, our prtdlctions continue
o be that the jury a ill disagree.
There is a general expression in favor
ot a tew copious showers ot rsm. Do
not for a moment doubt that we will get
it, it will come crois lots in a few days in
its baste, and it will keep r p the siege
This will be a "wet" winter according to
tbe predictions cf tbs Democrat. .
If Dr. Parkhurst would attend mors
diligently to ssvicg souls and less to pol
itics he might do some good in the world
Tom Piatt is a roixhty bad dog Trsy for
such a reformer
Tbe Democrat wou'd like to see Ore
gon spend $1,(00,000 tor good roads
Massachusetts Is going to do It, snd
Massachusetts is only about twice the
size of Linn county.
II is as necessary for children to start
right as lor the foundation of a house
to be solid. That will be the issue of
ths future. The responsibility reit-
inii on the shoulders of parents is a ee
vi-re one.
A Glasgow University professor has
letuallv constructed a flvina machine
that has been operated thepty feet from
the ground, flying in a very gracefu
manner. ,
i Teople jump for'a tensatlonal piece ct
! news like a young'lady upon invitation
to have some ice cream.
J
S'Tiie people sre younger at 40 than
others at 25, hence it Is not always sate
to make distinction In society.
SATURDAY NIGHT THOUGHTS J
The editor of a newspaper could bave
more fun than a boy at a circus were he
to publish all suggested to him ; but he
would need a body guard and an under
ground hiding place.
The editor of the San Francisco Call
in aa article in an eastern paper, which
the Democrat has on the table, this Sat
urday night, says be doesn't believe in
coupon schemes, circus methods,
lotteries, etc. by newspapers to get cir
culation, lie believes in legitimate,
straight forward newspaper work, giving
the news in a cleas way. Ills head is
level. The same may be carried into any
line ot basinets. It pays in the long rnn
to do a stratghtfoiward business without
any prize elephants, etc., to draw trade.
What the public wants is just dealing in
all lines of business.
Rafillas often become the rage. One
hundred mn put a dollar apiece la a
scheme tor a certain thing, and only one
gets it, and a bnudred dollar article costs
him only one dollar. Ninety nine men
help him buy the thing. The Dsmocbat
doesn.t want things that way. It bad
rather buy the article right oat and bave
the satisfac' ion of having paid for it all
alone.
During the week the defense rented in
the great Durrant case, and the lawyers
beitan orating. In a few days the cae
will go to the jury, eleven tired out mea
who have been making the ctte a basiy -nets
for over too months. The tes'lmon
in the case would fill an immense volume,
most of it rot. A fact sugestexl to the
Democrat is tbat it would be a good
idea to make such crimes as rape an d
others approaching it punishable by
banging : that is, that the laws should be
S3 stringent that the present looseness
ot moral prevalent in society would be
stopped. The subject opens a wide field
for discussion, and certain it is that there
should be more severe laws regulating
aurb matters.
There is good music ami bad music,
high and low. All people nearly topy
some kind ot music, but it generally
takes a trained ear to enjoy the classical.
There are maoy labyrinths to it, seem
ingly intricate, bat plain, when under
stood. Everv note means something
It wss placed in position by the band of
the genius for a curpoee. It Las to be
struct. When the whole is given yon
bave a musical structure that towers
above the jingles of tbe day.
Those tsiue Lawn .
A great deal Is being laid about those
old Connecticut blue laws. Here art
some of them:
No. I (curious rather than blue)
Tbe Governor and Magistrates convict
ed snd in geueral assembly are the su
preme power under God of this indepen
dent dominion."
No. 2 "From ths determination of
the Aetemb'.y, no appeal shall be made."
So. JO No one shall be a freeman
or give a vote unless be is converted and
a member io full communion of one of
tbe churches allowed in this dominion.'
ho. 12 -"Each freeman tha'l swear
by the bieeetd God t j bear true allegi
aocs to this dominion, snd that Jesus is
the onl king."
No. 13 "No Qiaker or dissenter from
the established worship cf this domin
ion shall be allowed to aire a vote for
the election of Magistrates or any other
officer."
No. 14 "No food ortodiiojr shall be
afforded to a Quaker, Adamite or other
heretic."
No. 15 "If any persoo turns Qaaker
bs shall be banished, and not suffered to
return, under 'paic ot death."
No. 16 "No priest shall abide in this
dominion ; he shall be banished and suf
fer death on his return. Priests may be
seised by anyone without a warrant."
'No. 13 "No one sball ride on tbe
Sabbath day or walk In bis gardes or
slsewbere except reverently to and from
meeting.'
No. 19 "No one shall travel, cook
victuals, make beets, sweep bouse, cut
hail or shave on tbe Sabbath day.'
No. 30 "No vmto shall ki bsr
child on lbs Sabbun day or fast day."
No: 21 "Tbe Sabbath shall begin at
sunset oa Saturday." Mr. Newton-
commenting, .d: "The tweoty-Srst
blue law, making Sabbath begin at sun
set was, of course, ths Isw of the New
Haven colony, and the law of our fore
fathers down io a compare live! y recent
period. Under ths Mosaic law Sabbath
begins at sunset, and such hst been the
law of the Sabbath . since the evening
and the morning ot Ibe first day "
No. 22 "To pick no an ear of corn
growing in a neighbor's garden shall be
peemed a theft.
No. 24 "When it appears that an ac
cused ba confederates and be refuses to
discover them he may be racked." This
is about the only I eters blue taw to
which Mr. Newton refuses ta give a
foundation in fact. Ileays: "I do not
find any indication thst this statement
is true, and Trumbull says it ij false."
Anyhow, it is by no means a mosttrons
ly blue U as compared with some of ths
black aad-blua ones already quoted
No. 27 Whoever publishes a be to
tbe prejudice ol his neighbor sbali : in
the stocks.or be whipped fifteen stripe
iNO. S3 so milliliter shall keep a
school."
No. SO Men stealers shall suffer
death. '
No. 31 Whosoever wears clothes
trimmed with gold, silver or bone lacs,
above two xhillings by ths sard, shall be
presented by the Grand Jurors, and the
selectmen shall tax the offender at 300
pounds estate."
No. 33 Whosoever sets afire in ths
woods snd it burns a house shall suffer
destb ; and persons suspected of this
crime shall be imprisoned without bens
fit of bail.'
No. 31 U hosoever brings csrds or
dijs int this djui'mioa shtll pay a flue
of five pounds.
No. 35 "No one shall read c. mi toon
prayer, keep Christmas, or Saints' day,
make ruince pies, dance, play card, or
play on any instrument of music, except
the drum, trumpet and jewsharp."
No. 40 "Adultery shall be punitlnd
with death "
No. 43 "No man shall court a maid In
person or by letter without first obtain
ing the consent et her parents; five
pounds penalty for the first offence; ten
pounds penalty tor ths second, and for
the third imprisonment during the pleas
ure of the court."
No, 44 "Married persona must live to
gether or be imprisoned." Correct.
Ni 45 "Every male shall have bis
baircut round according to a cap.
In conclusion and self-contradic'ion,
the lawyer frankly admitted that the
"blue laws of Peters, are for the most
part, a reasonsbls correct statement of
the law snd practices of our forefathers
of New Haven. Some ot tbem are ex
aggerations; a few are fictitious, but
probably not intentionally so. "Ex.
MISFITS.'
The claims for legal services alone out
of that $100,000 are over $00,000.
Enonxh boats are to rnn on the up
per Willamette this winter, according to
reports, to make the river speckled.
The horse is not entirely knocked out.
An Albany tailor has -lust traded a bi
cycle for a horse, whose ribs can be seen,
and a cart.
"Schemlemdammalfoneyer" is the
word, in one ot the northern Indian lan
guages, for "Jove." That would never
work with an Albany girl.
The fishermen recently had a strike on
the Siuslaw; The fish fllUl the bay for
three nights, then got disgusted and
skipped out and hardly a salmon has
been caught since.
A subscription was taken up in La
Grande to reimburse a man held up and
robbed. Mighty bad example that.
Make it a practice and there would be
nothing but bold ups. Every man has
to take his chances in life in such mat
ters.
Mia T.jvinorr! Van f nr-t s.t Toaak,.
....... . u .' V , l- Vt . V 1J
was married vesterdav afternoon to Lard
Bennett, of the English peerage. This
kind oi Dusiness is getting so common as
to hardly attract attention.
A few days ago Hon. O. N. Denny, of
Portland, received a present of several
Denny pheasants, a bird introduced, by
him in Oregon as everybody knows. It
is a peculiar fact tbat this wss the first
recognition in like manner he bas ever
received in tbe matter.
Ex-Governor Fletcher, ot the Salem
Poet, has returned home from a trip to
Dakota, and now we shall look for those
bngbtand sententious squibs so individ
ual to the Governor. Sail in, Gov., and
slash things.
Yamhill county knockd Linn county
out in one tiling, it lurnisbed three out
of four couples married in public at the
exposition, it is welcome to tne honor.
Linn county young people have too high
an idea of getting married to permit a
ceremony to be presented in the form of
atcircus.
Most of the valley papers bsva msde
comments on the ked Crown Roller Mills
wheat case trided at Salem. Tbe opinion
is almost universal that courts ot justice
should make exam plea in such cases oa
account of the gnat trusif aimers bave to
place in warehouses.
Police Judge James Campbell, of San
Francisco, has experienced religion and
joined the Salvation Army. He doesn't
intend to so about selling Wsr Cry or
join in the big drum parades ; but be
prwpoees to support it. Now if the army
will get bold of Governor Bodd it will
do a great thing for California,
Railroad trains are getting np a speed
thst fairly makes tbem fly. Some day
they will strike some thing and then tbe
splinter will fly. Ye-eterviay a train ran
from Chicago to Buffalo, 510 mUes in 41
minutes and 7 secordt, including stops,
or 470 minutes, 10 seconds actual i unning
time, 64. W miles an hour.
Some Albany young men would have
their hands ftul if a Kansas ruling were
in force here. A court there ha held
that a man who calls upon a woman reg
ularly snd takes her to entertainmenu
occasionally is legally engaged to marry
ber. The ruling to not without a grain
of sense.
The bop crop this rear was one-toarth
less than last year. The yield for the
whole world is84J0O0 tons or 1,008,000
bales. 23 P-'r cent less than last year.
Tbe crop is said to be 100,000 I -ales leas
than the annual consumption. Tbe out
look is for moderate values. Tbe Demo
crat gefS these tacts direct from Thomas
A Miort ol London.
Albany is probably unique asenr.g cis-
les oljta sire on the coast, it pro
poses to do business on a cash feasts.
that is. not to nave work done oniees
can pay for it. Most cities lesp in the
dark. Albany did that and as a result
ran in debt over $20,000. T acorn a has
been diong that, and it is said will soon
lefanlt ita interest on ssknds. Albany's
indebtedness wilt be easily bandied tor
it is comparatively small, and if it is not
allowed to increase tbe city will be all
right financially.
We have a verr absent-minded editor
on our paper. The other day ne cupped
. ..... a
an article from an exchange, with the
remark, "That's a mighty fine article."
After he ban published the piece, and
read it again be remarked: "Well, goll
dam my skin, if that ain't the very ar
ticle 1 wrote my sell a week ago.' iiis
sbeent-mindedness is almost equal to
thst of the man who cut a large hole in
his door to permit bis pet cat coming and
going at will ; then in order to give her
kittens a chance to also paes tbe door he
cut five more boles, one for each of the
kittens. PosU
A well-known farmer of this section,
says the Riddle Times, came into town
with a load of apples, and after he had
disposed of them be drove up in front of
a store and left his team. Seeing a crowd
over on the other side of tbe street be
went over to see what was the trouble.
On arriving there his curiosity was
aroused by a phonograph, as he bad
never seen one. For the fun of the
thing and to get reckless be blowed in a
nickel and placed the tube to his ears.
After listening a moment he msde a dash
across the street, exclaiming : "Gosh !
A brass band's a -com in' an' I left them
there grey mares onhitcbed '."
Congressman Hermann continues to
keep his scythe sharp. The Grant's
Pass Courier says: Congreesnan Her
mann spent a day or two in Grant's
Pass last week, meeting his friends and
looking up matters pertaining to his bus
iness. In company with J. W. Griffith
he drove out to Orr Brown's, near Wild
er ville, and visited old Hoeea Brown, the
pensioner of 1812, now in his 104th year.
Mr. Hermann was tuainiy instrumental
in getting Hoeea his present stipend of
$5iper niorth and tbe centenarian was
found well provided tor, not being able
to move without asstatance though cheer
ful and even witty in conversation.
Deputy District Attorney J. H. Wilson
ot Oorvsllis, is after gambling and the
opening of business bouses on Sunday.
In a long article in the Times be says i
The older residents of Oorvallis will re
member a time when some ten or fifteen
ot the brightest boys of the place were
corrupted, some becoming totally ruined
by just such influences as lead young
men to become gamblers. This plight
entered many of tho homes of Corvsllis
ten or fifteen years ago. It has cost large
sums of money and much sadness in dif
ferent directions, and all of this came
from one corrupting influence which led
to gambling, and this has come near to
many persons in Oorvallis. And yet
when I say that tbo law shall prevent
the young men and boys, whom we in
vite to the city, to attend a college, as
well as our own boys belonging here,
from being corrupted by this, the great
est of all evils, I am chaiged with malice !
If there were more people charged with
the same kind of malice, and less cow
ardly about the Tiger's enmity, state
taxes would be less all over the country.
What I do desire to do, and intend to
accomplish, with the assistance that has
come to my aid, is to prevent the boys
ot this city, and the boys who are sent
here to college, from being under a con
stant influence which has a tendency to
corrurpt their morals far more rapidly
than any collegecan educate their minds.
or churches and mothers their upright
ness anu integrity.
Notice.
TO all whira it may concern. Kavin
separated from my wife all neisons a
ereby requested not to trust her on my ao re
houut, as I will pry no debts of her con
erecting. Otto Baeumlb.
A Mother's Day.
Yesterday afternoon rooms 7 and 8 of
the Albany public school gave tn enter
tainmcnt entitled "Mothers Day." There
were recitations, essays and songs. The
program was as follows:
Recitation Mothers Day, Clara Brow
nell. Address of weicomc Edith Rowell,
chairman.
Instrumental music Laura Dannals.
Essay Vernon Ramp.
Recitation Jessie Clifton.
Quotation Birdie NeUon.
Song Eva Milloy.
Recitation Claude Lambeon.
Recitation Bessie Tyree.
Quotation Mable McCoy.
Eieay M. Miller.
Instrumental music Lottie Ketchuin.
Recitation Minnie Merrill,
liecitation Carrie Bur k hart.
Song -Retta Stuart.
Quotation Anna Marshall.
Hong Home Sweet Home.
The entertainment closed with a short
address by Prof. Tyree.
A Big Scheme.
Washihotos , Oct. 25. The suggestion
that a great exposition, marking th-? close
of the present century, be held in Wash
ington, in VJW. is meetina- much favor,
Besides commemorating the close of a cen
tury, such an exposition would mark tbe
centennial anniversary of the founding of
tne seat ot government in tbe Uutnrt of
Columbia. In June, 1890, the public of
fices were transferred to Washington and
opened on the 15th of that month.
The Swad Crawlng.
Sah Frascisco. Oct 25. The fund for
the republican national convention grow
rapidly. Today $11,000 was added to tbe
amouut, making a total of $47,000. Next
week a mass neeLin ir. onder the ansricea
of the Union League Club, will be held, at
which permanent organization will be ef
fected to bring the convention here.
see Araaealaa Atrsdtlea.
Cosstastwople. Oct 25. Fierce dis -
turbances. accompanied br serious blood.
shed, are reported at Erzingea, where 60
Armenians are said to hare been killed.
The Turkish government has aa it a circu
lar note to the rcpreaeatives of Ibe powers
and to iU representatives abnud. rorc-
sootiDg that the outbreak was provoke! ly
tne A r men iad.
Prof. Adams, a Portland teacher ar
rested and tried for whippinz'Cari Wolfe.
a small boy in a cruel manner was ao
3uitted. Nevertheless there was un
oubtedly cruelty. In tbe future gov
ernment in tbe school room the whip
should be han-sbed Children who can
nut behave themselves in a reasonable
manner should be sent borne. All chil
dren, though, like older people, bave
their lanits, and a big allowance must be
maae lor them, uovernment though
there must be in the school room : but
can't it be had itbout the rod.
An Ohio minister by the name of Ho
ler recently acknowledged that be solic
ited a bribe ot $15,000 for hi vote for
senator. The name of II of er seems to be
almost as despicable in Ohio ss it is in
Uregon. Pendleton Tribune. That's a
small personal hit. The name Iloter not
only has an honorable place in history,
but the If ofer of tbe Salem Journal in
tended to be hit is a man of clean per
sonal record, whatever his peculiarities,
lie poascsstj an assnessiveaees and in
dividuality the Trirne editor murht well
emula'e. Tbe Democrat bas ala avs felt
kindly towards him fur helpiae to defeat
Dolph, as well an for many excellent per
so&ai traits qi cxiaracter.
:.. -. . - -
ldvertirtcg is a cood thing lor trade;
but square dealing should be a tcocicg
mate.
We wouU like Io look into the pleavant
face cf some one who ha nerer Lad an
derangement of La digttive organ. We
see the drawn and unhappy facts cf dys
peptics in every waik of iue. It is our na
tional diseasr, ana cearty ai coropiainU
spring irom this source. Eeme the
stomach ditfkcltv aad the wcrk is dose.
Dyspeptics t.-d pale thin peopie are lit
erally ttarrirtf , tveaua they don't !iset
their t-md. Coatumptioa bever oevel 'p
in foj4e of roUut and normal diesuoa.
Correcs, tbe waving and Io of flesh and
. J . . ... r v - i
e i.imr. iiv lull lia li.iu. t , t . ,
TV. it;. rf:.. rws.i , - J'-haiuuer.sjn.c.f
-i i j. -j . j :. - j: i
fod at tbe same time. I:s effects are f-it
at once. Get a pAmpolet of your drugeut
and learn a boat lL
Laxol is Castor Oil made a sweet a
hooey by a new process. Children like it
Hows t IUS(
TV offer One Hundred DoHar Eeward tor
Say caa of Ca!arr& that cassot bs cared by
stall's Catarrh Core.
T. J. CHEXET A CO.. Props.. Toledo. O.
We tl abdercjraed. hara kaowa F. J,
Cheney tor the lat .5 ;rara. and be Here him
perfect y bosoratie in a-i " trftias
Bad Enaacil- able to carry oat aay obUgatiDSI
sud by their 6na.
Wart a Tar - x. WW.? Draryitts.TOedo.0.
Waukvo. Kit 3d tarts, Wnnlnai Dra
P. Toledo. O.
Htii i Catarrh Care is tskm fsterwatry, at
fna directly at-x the blood and cocoas nr
tecs of t he TsciO. P- TSc. per botUs, (Mai
S7 au ujla---. t
COME ONE, COME ALL.
Julius Gradtvohl Will Givt Tou
the Best Bargains in the City.
I wie-h to inform the publk that I wil
reduce my large stock of crockery, glass
ware, China ware and silver ware, and
will sell out my entire stock of holiday
goods at cost. What I say I mean. Come
m and price my goods and I will prove
to you that I am not deceiving you, but
mean business. J. GkJUwonu
A MAX'S A MAX,
Brit It a big advantage to him to wear
wen laundried shirts and undert-iothme.
The Albany Steam Laur.urv. Richards &
Phillips proprietors, make a specialty of
gentletnens work. Free men. lint:' for
men besides the hrst class laundry work.
A superior bich glees finish to shirts.
collars, cuffs, etc.
The Board of Equalization.
The Board ot Equalisation for Linn
county, Oregon, will sit on Mondav,
October 28, 1S95, at theofneeof the coun
ty clerk of said county, and there public
ly examine the assessment rolls of said
county tor said year, and correct all er
rors in valuations, descriptions or quali
ties of the lands, lots or other propertv.
Said board will continue in session one
week. All persons interested ara her.
dv notified to appear at said time and
P'sce. w. r. DcAKiNK,
Assessor for Linn County, Or.
Nervous Prostration.
E. W. Joy Company I have anfTrd
from nervous prostration from financial
losses. Can sav Jov's Vegetable isarsa.
parilla has cured me. Mv liver, stomach
and bowels have been very inactive, bot
. v MMiug .timi, jcuicuy a ant entirely
well. All business men and women
should use it. Please publish.
(Signen) Mr. Wh. Hkkry Jones.
Butte Montana
BORX
JAM LS. On Fridav nicht. Oct. 25.
1895. in Albany, to Mr. and Mrv. D.
it. jaraes a boy.
Weight, between 9 and 15 pounds.
""died."""
BRL NK. At his residence near Eola.
Polk county, at 5 :55 p. m Wednesday,
iciouer S3, iw, Harrison (trunk, aged
83 years, 8 months and 6 days.
Deceased was one of the old pioneers
of Oregon, crossing the plains in the
nays oi lie was a well-to-do cu-
isen and farmer of Polk county, hie real
estate possessions being quite extensive.
Statesman. -
SHERWOOD. At the family home In
North Salem at 4 :30 o'clock Wednes
day afternoon, October 23, 1895, Daniel
H. Sherwood, aged 67 years, of betu
moraoea of the bowels.
Mr. Hherwood was born near Berna-
dotte, Fulton county, Illinois, in 1828.
In 1871 the fainilv removed to Oregon
settlins in Linn county but removed to
Salem a tew years later where they re
aided tor over twenty years. "
TELEGRAPHIC.
Will Km
Blast afehlaley.
25. -A special
News from Washington says that Senator
aePe tut years, will in all
probability be an active participant in the
republican national convention of 1893,
1 he role will be a new one tor tbe senator.
in tne conventions of lm 184 and 1888
of bit party, be was a candidate for presi
dent titber active or passive, and of ne
cessity did not attend tbe conventions. U 'u
rL7 1 Difure ,n tbc proceedings of
iJZ. His announcement now that be i
?u .'ca!,d",ate on account of bis year-;
that be has at last given up tbe ambit ion
ot bis life, and is now outspoken for Ae
K.w.ey is mad for a purpose.
Twa Ma. a Whipping.
Seattle, Oct, 25,r-Miss Hortense
Ayrea. a teacher in the public scbools of
m '' barged by the board of
directors today fornieerely whipping Allen
flexible bp. The hoy bad refused to olwy
a demand of the teacher. She took him
tetore Uie principal, whipped him there,
and struck him on tbe Ims afterward,
making a number of bruises. Tbe board,
in discharging Miss Ayres recommended
tnat tne prosecuting attorney be requested
to ta-e such action as be may deem advis
able with a view to prvt cting Uie children
in the future.
A Peaeietaa SesaaUeau
PEXDLeTOjr, Or., Oct. 2T,. There was a
deeded sensation in court this moraine,
when the grand jury made its final report.
It Landed in 40 indictments The 40 in
dictment, soil is generally understood
about the courtroom, are against gamblers
and persons owning buildings in which
gambling games are allowed to run. The
names of those indicted have been careful
ly concealed and beach warrant have been
aeoea lor tue arrest of the perw.-ns named.
Ibe arrests of those who own buildings
ued for gambling purposea is a new fea
ture in criminal prosecutions is this coua
ty. snd the announcetnect of this action
can ed toatiderable commotion.
Arcwlag The Case.
Sau Rraxcisco. Oct 24. Assistant
Dirtrict Attorney Piexoto today msde the
opening argument for the prueecuUon in
tbe Durrant trial. He diacoed the evi
dence in the case from the time Durrant
accoaipan-ed Hiss Lamooi to school tbe
morninit of April 3 until be appeared be
fore Ortfanirt Kinri in Emantu.1 Piir
cbuich. at 5 o'clock in the afternoon, pale,
trembling and excited. He closed ty ask
ing the jury to nphoIJ the laws of Use sUfe
oy renaenng a verdict ot guilty and fixing
the penalty at death.
A Taraaaa Baa., CmcA
Tacoma. Oa. Hi. The Colomt,; Na
tional back was doted a tittle before 1
o clock this sf.'n,joibT!!a5i Exvmoer
Car, under oi ,L- of Ct-tl-r r-w.
This action results from the back's failure
to meet toecitra demand fcr casa early
last ereelr w.n . - j
. ---- wvwtj wtfaieu io
meet an inter jt urmnt in X VnrV
Tie bank refused to pay tbe aty'a deposit
of $104,043. on tbe ground that ex-Treas -
urer ooggs sad deposited turuU which
are now found to be illegal.
Kasala v Japaa.
Losdox. Oct, 24. A special from
Shanghai says a Raatian equadroa of 15
ships has left Vladivostoek for Chemulpo
and Fu Saa. The Japanese fleet in For
mosan waters, it is aisn stated, has bees
recaiel. ant it is aunoanced em excellent
auf-oriry that severa British warships
hate oor-i .t tared to sail for Cores
It u staled at Shanghai tbat the Japan
ese reply to the demand of Roaria thai tie
lormer evacuate Lorea is couched is pacihe
but firm language.
Ibe Shanghai dispatch also save the sit
uation u moat grar. And preparaUoos for
the expected uroxsie ar vu-.bie on all
sides. Bat it is b .p-d the solution of tbe
diScoiiy win be found is Rcbix andja-
i' " ;iccutg to aivioe ivtrea
A Staiiriad Acrl4cat
Altocjta. Pa.. Oct 24 Oa tbe Inn
O I rania railway rt Newport tbu morning
a duabled car oa aa east-boosd freight
train jumped the trick jast as the mail
tnii reached that point. "Ifce locomotive
and tender were hurUd into the cuaL and
the portal and freight car piled op over
the track. Eturineer i;till and Fire
man tiaines were instantly kilW.anj tipht
r icn fvtxi iJtru were injured. C A.
ELamtr,a.in- r.f Mm&k,. . . i
, tataliy Injured, toot mail nnt tnrJ 4n
! V , wllh Ur8 "wont of mail,
were burned.
at B a Skiver Baa.
Chicago. Oct. 24 A re-nl
Washington eajs: In his stiver aews-
r - , ctmwi otcaarc maxes tne an -
coaneement, with I he ocrarre-nee rJ
ator Teller, that the re: ubiicaa wlrer
men will support on'.v a uluer candidal
lor the pr-ideney j, blievd to
be the tret time Ser-.alo, Te!ler has road
this eta'emeot uo.qaivo, !-t. for this
reason, and heraae- felier is leader of
Uie republican tilvrr Lrce. the n-
nounremect has turari 't-t ..est ot
interest.
A aVaperaie te-ll e
Nxw Voas. Oct. C3. Report . oi a des
perate battle in the San Juan ooff-e-grow-
M Tai.ej, oetweea noiifuia and ikni.
gua. were cooSrmed by dispatches receiced
oy toe tuiiaa janla last nihi. Tbe forces
ecgaged were led Ueaeral Antonio Ma
ceo, with aX) Cubans, and treaenl Echa-
gue, with bpanutrds. Only 500 cav
alry defended tbe rear of the Cuban army
ana sept we ?p40iird Irom advancing.
Inefpanuj tixps beiUled at critical
times and did not fight with the valor
which distinguished their ancestors. About
aw of their number were killed.
The rtnt raat Trala.
Portland, Oct. 23. Tbe first Shasta
limited train of tbe Njuthan rV-iSc Com
pany arrired yesterday morniDg from Saa
Francisco, bringing 60 through passengers.
20 of whom occupied tbe two first-class
sleepers and the others the tourist sleepers.
Passenger Agent Rogers seems greatly
pleaded with the business done bv tha first
train, and predicts a steady incr-i-ie in the
special uroegn business. Tbe train ar
rived on time, and the 34-hour service b a
great improvement over the regular over1
tana, so i at as time saved u concerned
Waat It Bad.
San Fbaxcisco, Oct. 23. The morninir
newspapers of this city intend to have the
national republican conventioo held in Saa
Francisco, if offers of money will occomr.-
liah anything. They have sarted to raise
me fiuu.w.u or more it necessary to pay
the expenses of the convention. Sometime
ago the Call offered $5000, but nothing
ever came of it Then the Examiner sub
scribed clOW, and started a subscription
list among tbe merchants of tbe city rais
ing S-SOW the first day. Then tbe Call
said its offer of $5000 still held good. The
Chronicle has joined the procession by put
ting up $7VK, and now the Examiuer goes
the Call one better by raising ita offer to
vww.
The rreser Th'sg
Cleveland, Oct. 23. The Cleveland
chamber of commerce will, within a few
days, send to the chambers of commerce ot
SUU cities in the t nited states a circular,
giving the action of the Cleveland body in
requiring the reDubhcan and democratic
national committees to shorten the time of
presidential campaigns from six months to
three months. The reason tnven for mak
ing the request is that these campaigns in
variably unsettle business and do aa actual
amount of damage to commerce and tuan-
utacturing.
s-sally Talk.
WA8HIN6TOX, Oct 23 The public
mind has had an intimation that Secretary
Olney intends to reign because he has not
been supported by the president in his
foreiirn policy. This is wholly discredited
here, and persons close to the secretary in
sist that tbere'ations him and president
are of the most cordial nature and have
been such since Mr. Olney began the ad
ministration ot the state department
the resw Very IU.
Lacsaknk, Switzerland, Oct. 23. The
Uaxette ueLausanne says although it is not
true the pope is dying, it i learned his
strength ha rapidly declined dunno the
last few months. The paper is of the opin
io. IV. , V. ;n . : . ,i . . r . ,,
,v iu in? waii iiui autvits) ioo wimer. ail
his vitalt'y seems to be centered in bis
bruin
bhiloh Cuts, tue great cough and
croup cure, is in great demand. Pocket
sixe contain twenty-five doses only ate.
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vnuuren love it. aoia tj oniggtsu.
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WORKS
onaers
la enrin; torturing, disfiguring, ha
mfflatla; bamoars of the Skin,
Scalp, and Blood when all else falls.
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Dana ara Casa. Coar, Saw rrapa. Saw. O. S. A.
rbe greatest el er on the market for
iiseaoesof the Liver.bTidneytcuid Con
stipation. PUasant to take by raI or j' nr -. No
piping.
Tbe ryt of the LiTerine plart i extea
deely owed in Norway for U rare iA tUea.
SoJJ by s'J first daaa dra?gb4A
Whckfode JbanafACturea,
ANCHOR S CHEJI .'CAL CO.
Lebanon, Or
Fire Insurance.
INSURE YOUR PFCPERTY
la the Old Hartford, the New York Un
derwriter Aavncycr any cue cf tbe reli
able old liae compaaie he rejjrretta- NotSi
takes and plenty of time gives fT payment
oa farm inorJinoe. All tnaeers wilt be
promptiy attended to.
OFFICE IX P. 0. EL0CK
ALBANY. OR.
ALBANY COLLEGE,
WEXTT-XIXTn Y-EAR,
I
HE COLLEGE WILL OPEN SEP-
tercber 11, 1S&5, under favwal'Ie aus
pices. Regular Collegiate and Aca
demic instruction The Commercial
work will te given special attention tnia
year. Such young men and yoticg la
dies as are looking forward to a bc&irr-sB
career should notveiitcre it without iay-
irur a good foundaiion with n The
College will also establish a Couservsi-
tory ol jJuK-, under the able ana eia
cient management of ProL Z. il. Pamn.
Unusual facilities oered for students
desiring to become protcient in muc
The Primary IVrevrtroent will receive
especial care, l&ioniiatioa cheerfully
given. .
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Preadeut
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ad, is tba bask Goosix aaA tix u;-
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R-I-P-A'N'S
The modern stand
ard Family Medi
cine : Cures the
common every-day
ills of humanity.
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aeasMiitT, ana an the trala
of artia troaa early errar er
taker axraasea. the reaalts af
rorwort, slckna, worry.
etc ion streacth. Sweet-
opmeat and tacw cteee to
iery onaa (M portion
afUMBody. 6unnM.BaiV.
oral method. Immeafc-
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ratlaro Imposaihla. 1000 re'erearee. Buuk.
wjtanath-ia aad Drool ms tied isaatwtl trap.
HUE UED1CIL CO. Butfela. K.1.
K.. O. T.'M
Meets every Saturday vening in K. O T
M. Hall. Visitimr KnitLU invited at
end. 1. S. Vast Wisklb .Coms
A. Straney
Upholsterer
Ard
Repairer -
Hair, wool snd shoddy aiattrvsae rwr
rated snd made over.
Furniture of every description and lab?,
carriages re-uphoUtered and vartishtu.
Drop note in ths P. O., or ca'l ut 7
street, between Kerry and BrjaJal'.ia. A
hany.Or.
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