The state rights democrat., November 29, 1895, Image 2

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Of course the Russian czar ia very
much disappointed because it waa a girl.
He should not be. The next one will be
a boy all right.
Rev. Edward Davis, who has been re
ferred to so frequently has recently
received a call from the Christian Church
of Portland. He will probably not take
the step.
After all the sultan waa not poisoned.
Strange it would be if a sultan could be
poisoned surrounded by safeguards
against such a thing, faithful enochs at
his elbow, tasters to forestall such a ca
lamity. Of course he was not poisoned.
Chief Justice Bean has been mention
ed for the nomination for congress on the
republican ticket. The nomination
would not be a good one. Mr. Bean is a
nice man personally but he ia not the
stuff for congressman.. It is not likely,
though, that there will be anything
more than the mentioning.
The following certainly tells of a very
peculiar situation : We do not commend
crime in any form under any circuit!
Btancea, says an exchange, but the thief
who stole a $3,000 shirt pin from Con-
euelo Vanderbilt the other day probably
will put the money be gets for it into cir
culation in thie country, and thua help
the financial situation more than Lord
Marlborough will.
JV. A. Martin writing to the Union
Scout from Keighly, Kansas, gives Ore
gon a puff. He says : "Allow me a few
lines in your paper to say what I think
of Kansas as compared with Oregon.
would not trade one acre of Oregon soil
for the best twenty acres of land here.
have been in Oregon twice and was there
four years. I worked for John Wagner,
on liia dairy ranch, for more than two
years. 1 haven't tasted any good butter
since I left Oregon. People here only
get from fifteen to twenty cents a bushel
for their corn. MaDy of the renters are
broken up. as thev cannot pay $400 or
$560 cash rent for SO acres of cultivated
land and take the chances as to what the
6easen will produce, as this is not a sure-
. crop state.
The Oregon Mining Journal, a new
venture in Southern Oregon, has the fol
lowing mining news : No accurate data
can be had with which to solve the ques
tion aa to the annual gold output of the
state ot Oregon. From the best data, ob
tainable, however it approximates $2,-
000,000. The difficulty in reaching
conclusion arises from the fact that the
' gold is shipped out to different parte of
the country, and by different channels.
Much of it goes by express and some, by
mail. Ko data is to be had from which
to ascertain the amount shipped through
the poetoffice. Again, much of the gold
product of the state goes to the Shelby
Smelting Company, at San Francisco
where it ultimately reaches the mint and
is credited to California. About (1,000,
000 is annually produced in Southern
Oregon. About $160,000 is annually
sold to the bank and merchants at Grant
Pass.
Tom Reed in Pendleton.
Teople will be surprised to read that
Tom Reed, of Maine, is in Pendleton,
An EastOregonian reporter was in search
of something of interest to readers, and
unexpectedly ran against an interview
with the Maine statesman. Mr. Reed
has come West almost "incog.," as no
one has heralded his coming, and for
once, the Associated Press has failed to
tell the American people cf the move
ments of Tom Reed of Maine, who if
traveling through this section like any
other citizen would travel; no private
car business goes with Tom, you know,
and that is why he has succeeded in
coming across the continent ia so quiet a
manner.
"No eir," he said in answer to the
question about his presidential aspira
tions, "I am not a candidate fcr the
presidency of the United States and
never will be. I do not consider that I
am competent to fill the position. My
present job f nits me first-rate, though I
am hoping for a raise of salary before
long. I'm for Ben Harrison for presi
dent, lien is a daiey aid gentleman and
has liven there before. McKinley comes
from Ohio, and that's a hoo-doo, because
Ohio has always had all the offices and
we ain't going to stand it any more,
they're awful Em art people in Ohio, but
the rest of the boys want a chance- Al
lison wouldn't be bad, and Mortor of
hew York could hold down the job, if he
bad to. Yes, . Harrison ia my choice,
provided Joeepn N. Dolph won't run.
If be'lt take it, he's my first choice, but
I don't suppose he will, and so lam
holding for Ben of Indiana.
"Well," said Mr. Reed,"! must now
o on watch," and lie elippcd on hi
overcoat and left the hotel for Georg
Darveau's saloon, where he tends bar
Tom has been here for come tinae and
has been in the saloon business most of
the time since coming from Maine, his
f rmer heme.
Rather Startling.
A. J. Barlow, in a letter to tbe
River Courier, says :
Rogie
"Borne years ago General Gibbons, so
famous in our civil war, and a great ad
mirer of General Jos?ph Lane, stopped
at my place in Gold Hill, and requested
tne to ascertain and furnish him all tbe
facts about General Lace in one of his
famous raids against the Rogue Bizer
Indians, having driven the Indians, after
a bard an! etubborn resistance on their
pait, over the frowning precipice of Ta
Lile rock. General Gibbons furnished me
his address and promised that when be
got ail i he data it should be written np
and go into the literature of the nation. 1
injeelf, always proud of theachtevments
the dare-devil bravery and lightning
like movements of General Lane, bad
ctmi to believe it was a fact, tLough 1
never beard General Lane, with whom I
lived for several years, ever mention hav
tig a fijiht on Table rock with the In
dians. I remember be used to relate bis
experience when ratifying tbe tieaty of
peace, afterjie had surprised and chas
tised (tie Indians on Evans creek. The
tity look place under the precipice on
the south side of the table, overlook iuj
Rogu" rv r. It was at that place that
General Lane and his party offrifnde,
a li! ar.onipanied the general to act as
witnepflrr to the treaty, came so near be
ing uiaeKiu-rtd bv tbe Indane(-the facta
of wli cli are familiar to most of your
rt?.i!ei. tu compliance with General
G Mio'ii' request, I set about in quest of
inioimH'i' ji, and after diligent search I
loin 1 that the Table rock fight was a
uiyt'i It mated only in trie fevered im
agination of eeneatioual minds!" 1
The Welcome says some o! the Fort-
land lawyers have a large practice, atthe
bar, principally in front of it.
Tacoma Herald: The populist editor
of the Auburn Kew Era was boasting of
the arrival of a 9-pound boy at his house
the other day, when his republican rival
of the Argus bad to chip in and go him
quarter of a pound better. The poor
Pops seem to be getting the worst of it
all around these times.
A Vassar college girl Jrecently jumped
forty-six inches from the ground, ana
another made forty-eight inches in prac
tice. It they could do this without any
Bpecial incentive,what would they not
have accomplished had a mouse been on
the track. Salem Post. The sight of a
snake would make that four foot high
jumper go over a telegraph wire.
A grueeomly ludicrous feature of crim
inal jurisprudence ia furnished in the
Eovaley murder trial at Sacramento,
where the murderer isieta that he helped
to murder the Weber family, and has
written out all the details, in which he is
strongly corroborated, while two "emi
nent counsels" are insisting, against bis
own word and will, that he is innocent,
and holding daily conferences to discover
how a murderer can be kept from being
convicted, when he ia so honestly obdur
ate aa to insist that he is guilty. Of
course the last resort will be a th.-ory of
insanity, but nobody except an "emi
nent" criminal, lawyer would have any
hope that it could avail in snch a clear
case. Welcome.
The Portland welcome tells some
truth in the. following: "The triple
murder in Linn county this week is cne
of the blackest that has darkened our
state, and there seems little doubt tbat
it was prepetrated bv a mere boy, a son
of two of his victoms. without any mo
tive that should move an ordinary youth
to more than a sware word. He must be
one of those curious metal and moral
monstrosities which, bapply, are rare;
and which when discovered should be
speedily and judicially killed.'' The
Pendleton E. O. says on the same subject :
"And most horrible of all, the evidence
points to a boy, Loyd Montgomery, con
of Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery, aged six
teen years, as the perpetrator of this tri
ple murder. The youth, surely, must be
mentally afflicted, an idiot or a maniac,
with a fancied grievance, for the time
being, at least."
Carney Barnata, the bigsrest man in
London today, has just made a startling
revelation. In an advertisement of
recent meeting of tho- Xew Primrose
Company, one tbat Barney claims to be
second to none among the South African
properties, the November returns are
$S5,000. Considering that the capitaliza
tion of this company is $1,259,000, it
will be readily seen that it shows but very
poorly when compared to a hundred or
more properties in Colorado, Montana
and California. The $15,000,000 that
Barney, a few days ago, placed in the
hands of London brokers to avert tbe
inevitable pin from pricking the bubble
of this gigantic mining boom, will either
require an additional sum or tbe end
most necessarily come. Englishmen
seem to have lost their beads. Every
one of them is crazy to invest in South
African schemes. I will all end like tbe
South Sea bubble. Tbe bottom will cer
tainly fall out and it will end in a panic
Ex.
Prof. John M. Laflin?- the strong man,
he who challenged Sallivan and was used
as a model by Gerome, tbe great French
painter, is about to inaugurate a war on
cigarettes. Piof. Laflin baa always been
a deadly enemy ot tbe cigarette, but now
he has taken bis coat off and ia going to
work to fight tbe evil in earnest.
He ia compiling statistics which wonld
frighten any cigarette smoker who bad
a particle of sense i emaining . These in
clude authentic records of cases all over
the union of boys and yonog men who
have been brongbt to an untimely end
by indulging the babit.
They also include facta and figures
which physicians and college professors
have compiled on the subject, based up
on experience and experiment. This
matter will go to form a Look which
Prof. Laflin is writing.
He also aims to band together the
Sunday-ecbooia of tbe country in one
vast anti-cigarette league tbat will strike
a harder blow at the cigarette true than
any of its competitors- Clergyman are
to be interested in tbe new movements,
and there are to be branch clubs in every
state and city of the country. Ho better
exhibit could be found for tbe lecture
platform than Prof. Laflin bimself, wno
baa been called "tbe perfect man"(pbys
icallv), and who never smoked a cigar
ette in his life. Ex.
World's Wheat Supplies.
Investigating tbe figures regarding the
world's wheat supplies, Bradstreet's
rinds tbat while it is true that stocks of
wheat in the United States and Canada,
east of the Rocky mountains November
1, were about 30,000.000 smaller than
one year ago, there were not quite 8,000,
000 bushels less than two years ago, only
a little more than 3,000 000 bushels less
than on November I, 1892, and fully CO
per cent larger than in the corresponds
log date in 1891.
The total quantity of wheat available
for immediate distribution in the United
Stabs and Canada, both coasts, plus the
quantity afloat for Europe from all ex
porting countries November 1, added to
tbe available stocks in Europe, gives a
grand total cf 153,633,000 as against 178,
682,000 bushels in 1894, 172,825,000 bush
els in 1893. 154,272,000 bushels in 1892.
133,641,000 busbels in 1891. 91,151,000
bushels io 1890, and 109, 117,000 busbels
in 1839.
It also appears that tbe October toal
net increase of tbe world's available sup
plies of wheat was tbe heaviest on record
for six years with the exception of 1889
ilradstreet'e concludes that these and
other figures given in its article, do not
lavot tbe bull aide of thi market as much
as had been anticipated.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
Oold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
DR;
COEAM
Most Perfect Made. -40
Years tbe Standard.,
MI
A cigar has been named Thos. B. Reed.
Better see if it is hot loaded before smok
ing. It takes a boy a long time to appreciate
what his parents do for him. But ths
day generally comes when he does. -
Perhaps young Montgomery wants to
get off with a life sentence, but his con
fession shows that nothing short of hang
ing will do the case justice.
The man who tries not to tread on peo
ples toes, if he does anything in the
world will have to go where there are no
toes. That is particularly true of editors.
Mr. Corbett will never fight again, he
states positively. Now, if he will bridle
his tongue and bury himself from the
public gaie he will do a glorious thing
for the country.
No school room could have better or
der than is kept by Judge Burnett. If
some of the youngsters of today were to
train under the Judge they would be
heard when tbey get up io recite. Good
lungs is what is needed these days. One
lady witness who had a very low voice
upon starting under the tutorage of
Judge Burnett could be heard distinctly
in the fartberest corner of th6 room
Farm values in England are much de
preciated through the low prices ot pre
duce, and many boioers of estates are
disposing of their property, not in
frequently at auction sales. An estate
of 1200 acres located near Winchester
sold recently at a price equal to 175.78
per acre, 2700 acres and mansion located
on the River Rule have changed hands
at $71.15 per acre. An auctioneer has
jnst sold under ths hammer 130 acres at
Weston, Notts, in email parcels for
371H, equal to $142 per acre, a property
which 20 years ago cost XI 0.000.
The fool killer is needed badly in Lon
don. A dispatch say t: Three foolhardy
young men furnished an exciting scene
to spectators at the menagerie at Bourg,
France, on Thursday. They asked per
mission to play a game ot cards in the
lions' den during the performance. Ths
request was granted. A table was brought
on which cards and champagne wer
placed, atid the strangers began their
game. Presently one of the majestic
bruUa approached a player named Chao-
veaa and sniffed auspiciously at nim
The latter, wishing to enow off, gave tbe
animal a push, and the beast resenting
tbe liberty, knocked the audacious
stranger off his perch, and, eeiiing him
with his teeth, rolled him over and over
Everybody gave the young man up for
lost, but tbe lion-tamer seixed the brute
by the jaws and forced bis mouth open
allowing an opportunity for Ctaaveau to
scramble out of the cage, more frighten
ed than hurt. On appearing in the ring
later he waa received with load acclaim
by the spectators.
Chrysanthemum experts are each re
curring season endeavoring to break th
records of previous years as regards ths
earliest of tbe date on which tbe blooms
are it to market. This year the rec
ord of 15&4 has been beaten by foardays.
The first blooms ot the season reached
tbe commission agenta at New York oa
September 30. Tbe varieties cut ibns
early were MmeFerd Bergmann, a wbita
Japanese variety, and Marquis de Mont
mort, a pink Japanese, which, although
not new, is comparatively utue grown.
Its flowers are very similar to those of
Viviand-Morel (being smaller), a cbrys-
- " ' " - P"
in
America. Tbe blooms of Marquis de
Montmort sold wholesale at 50 cents
piece, not on account of their intrinsic
value but simply becaoae they were early.
There ia one drawback connected with
tbe popularity of Mme Ferd Bergmann,
and tbat is its close resemblance t3 a
well-known white dahlia. Tbe lasting
qualities, however, are something extra'
ordinary.
MISFITS.
A TOUUZ ladv at a danra in Smith Port.
land accused her fellow of looking like
Durrant and a row resulted.
Douzlas county has fourteen criminal
cases on its docket. Corvallis beat this
by two. Lmn county's are bit? enouch
to make up for tbe lack in numbers.
A San Francisco minister aavs bell is
only 18 inches below the surface of that
city. If oi.e may judge from the papers
of that city he has located it on the
wrong side of the surface.
A Eugene paper recently put its feet in
it. The Welcome aavs: Tbe Eurcn
Guard says the people of that town
"went crazy" over the victory of tbe
Eugene football team at Portland. Thev
bad but a short distance to so.
Seattle city, county and school taxes
are now levied and will amount to tl,-
JO0,19. Of this sum 72 percent is raised
on the city proper. For current expenses
four and seven-tenths mills are Jevied
out of 12,1 mills total, the rest going to
pay interest on debt. The debt and in
terest charge is bigger than the current
expense charge. Lx.
The San Francisco Call has a neat way
of keeping in touch with other papers.
In Saturday's edition of the Call an ar
ticle appeared that was taken from tbe
columns of the Democrat. The Call ao
knowledges the fact in this ways
Dear Sir,
The enclosed clipping, taken from
your paper, appeared in The Call of this
date. Very respectively yours, Charles
M. Shortridge.
If Loyd Montgomery has now given
the correct version of the shooting near
Brownsville, and he probably has sub
stantially, be undoubtedly has the worst
temper it is possible to construct; but
the truth is be had probably been in a
bad humor for some time, and desired
to be relieved of tbe duties of home, lie
has his release for life and eternity.
That woolen mill rebuilding proposi
sion is going along mighty slowly in Sa
lem, about as slow as tbe creamery
proposition did. A heavier center riwli
is needed and the tackles don't rush lo w
enough. The entire Willamette valley
is interested in in seeing the mill rebuilt,
for Oregon has not enough factories.
Form a wedge now with some $1,000
guards and tackles, put your heads down
and carry that $25,000 ball through.
A PupPEBYBmooB This morning
while coming horseback across the bridge,
Jessie Holmes bad a fall that came with
in an ace ot breaking his leg. The horse
' oiled on bis back, and nearly ov r upon
the boy. but fortunately rolled back.
Young Holmes will limn for a. while.
Though hurt he insisted on going to school.
1
VIVO. Mr. John Rotli fill died at bin
home in Benton county last night after a
long illness. He was a pioneer of Oregon
and a man hiehl v respected and entemt
for many excellent traits of character.
TbeLaphs atixiliaet will hold the
nextreeular meeting at the Y M. O a.
rooms Friday afternoon. Nov. 29. alS:!lo
o'clock, the subject being Al'ce and Phebe
Gary. All ladies invited to be present.
. uvaav qIH JIJ P(JOA
jpMO( 2ujja tiiBeo B(93Jd 'JQ
WAS HE MURDERED.
Night watch Knlfong of Waterloo
Found Dead.
Last night about 11 o'clock niehtwatcb
Knifong, of the Waterloo Woolen Mill,
was tound dead on the Ironl porch of the
mill. Mr. Thos. Kay came to the city
todar and gave it as his opinion that it
was an accident. Knifong waa alive
when Mr. Kay left; but died during the
forenoon. Tho opinion at Waterloo, the
Democrat learns this evening bv tele
phone from Lebanon, is that he was
murdered. About five minutes before a
young lady working in tho mill thinks
she heard some one call him to the door,
and then a scuttling sound was heard,
and a man was seen through a window
running away. Knifong was on his knees
with a bad bruise on his head, his brain
beins mashed in. He tried to talk but
could not make himself understood. It
looks as if we had a third murder case on
hand. Knifong leaves a wife and five
children. No causo is now known for a
murder. The coroner has been sent for
and will go tomorrow to investigate the
:asc.
Oakvllle.
Hon. John Swikehammer will lec'.ure
n uatvilie to nigtiton "Sintrle and
Double Matrimony." John ia an ex
perienced lecturer, has followed the bus
iness for 35 years and his admission fee
is in accord with the times. Gentleman
and lady 20 cents; single person 10 cents,
payable at the door.
Will Adams ia slowly recovering.
Rev. Shoutze. of Shedd. will preach in
the IT. P. church here on Thanksgiving.
Services will begin at 10:30 a. m. .
We found a sack of spuds at our vate.
which we took in. We afterwards found
that they were donated by William Mor-
an. jti&ny man as tor ue Murphies,
iilly.
Remember the Basket social at 11 ul-
burt school house next Saturdav eve.
Good music and a good proirraui will
be the order of the evening.
The horrible murder at Brownsville
cast a gloom over the community. Mrs.
Montgomery nas many relatives arouna
here. Mr. William Couey is her uncle.
Awcra.
The great fight to come cf between
Corbett and Fitssimmons is to be in a
Mexican bull ring. Certainly the prop
er place for pi iie fights.and that is where
toot ball games might well be played.
R. G-Don, in his "Review of Busi
ness" ray: Eigfcty-Oe percent of
all the concerns that have failed in the
Un:ted, States during the ten tears un
der rev:ew, are booths that attempted to
do business without advertising.'
Here ia the way a ma.ter gets tttted
by traveling from Albany to Baker City.
"In ail the towns ot the state the early
closing movement baa been endorsed.
In Albany it has obtained the ocani
mous approval of business men and
hereafter all stores will be closed at 7:30
p m."
Take a Wantage of the low
(botes at Tinkles.
priors in
Tbe best fresh groceries and produce at
Conn & tlustun's.
Ladies the latest fashion U a train lets
dress made by Mrs. McLean.
Good treatment at Conn a4 flatten,
and their goods are the best.
Some elegant deaigse io crockery wtre
at low prices at Conn and Hastens.
20 ce. savon soap at Pvker Bros, tor
only 5 ceats a bar. This is a world beater.
Big reduction in the prices of all site of
photos at Tinkles.
Onedoien new jackets justreceivtd at
the Ladies Bauar very stylish.
Thoogh (be soason closed Xorenibdr 1
the Smataw canneries continue to run.
If yon want a good thine rail on lex tbe
Boss Shoe Seiner at Yen:!. barber shop.
Ladies shoes a specialty.
A large and choice stock cf jere?ry. sil
ver ware, etc. Jut receded at Will and
Starks.
The most elegant line of sta'narv ever
brought to Albany at W ill and Starks. In
several beautiful figures.
Pay your dog tax before Dec 1. cr tbe
dog will soffer the full penalty of the law.
ry oruer or manual.
J. W. Bentley at bis old stand in tbe
Cuaick block. B00U and tboes made or
repaired wed and cr?fu j.
If Tinkle eaa't make a picture that suits
you you just as well give ao. Soe hit
$1.50 ptotoe.
New stamped linen in the latest de
signs, alto the best wash silks in ail the new
art shades at the Ladies Bazaar.
Drs. H. E. and O. K. Been offices and
residence in tbe poet office building. Spec
ial attention given to diseases of women
"iLIke
a Proposition
That PaTS" Is what a prominent
man said. That ia what th public want
in the grocery and baked goods line.
They have to have them daiiv. iun.
shine or rain. They want good" goals,
not bad one, and good treatment with
them, and all at reasonable prices. Years
of time have taught Albany people that
such a place is Parker Bros. Tbey take
pains to furnish their customers with the
beat groceries, first-class baked good and
the freshest produce and fruits. If you
would aiwavs kick a roe'
Buy your groceries at Parker Broa.
Lctttr List.
F01I0 iisa is th list of lettata rau.ainins
in tbe poitoifioe at Albany, lina onanty
uregoit, nov. 3!S, 1833. t'eraons calling to-
time. letters matt give ths data on which
tbey are advertised.
Cossell, P A
Cochell. Mrs Ett
Ceado, Mrs F
Dough terr, Martha
Gevrea, Iett)e
uevrer, rrank
Inderves, I
Lite, Clara
McCurdy, Willie
i 'incus, Julius
Sievers, Wiloehn
T. J. Stitis, P M
Heller. W J
Jackson, A K
McUane, Mrs
Parcel! , W M
Bex, Mrs A J
THE ONWARD flARCH
of Consumption is
Mopped short by Dr.
Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery. If
you haven't waited
beyond reason,
there's complete re
covery and cure.
Although by many
believed to be incur
able, there ia the
evidence of hundred
of living witnesses to
the fact that, in all
its earlier stages, con
sumption is a curable
disease. Not every
case, but a large per.
ceniave of ens atM
Ojwe believe, fully UH
tier crnb are rnrvn
oy m. fierce
rce s Golden Medical rJiscovenr.
even
after tfte disease ha progressed ao
far as to induce repeated
bleedings from
tbe lungs, severe lingering cough with
copious expectoration (including tubercu
lar matter), great loss of flesh aad extreme
emaciation and weakness.
Do you doubt that hundred of such raxes
reported to us at cured by " Golden Med
ical Discovery " were genuine canes of that
dread and fatal disease ? You need not take
our word for it They have, In nearly every
instance, been so pronounced by the best
and most experienced home physicians,
who have no interest whatever in mis
representing them, and who were often
strongly prejudiced and advised against
a trial or ,fGolden Medical pUcovery,''
but who have been forced to confess that
It surpasses. In curative power over this
fatal malady, all other medicines with
which they are acquainted. Nastv cod-
wl L. .
ti ,tj i.-ff., , . .
.ivc. uu wu in nivny cmmsions and
mixtutei Lnaa been tried tn nearly all these
J.? Hi. 5"rJ"i.c?K.?e,
a short time. Extractor malt, whiskey '
and variotl nrenaratinna of the hnvinh
s nrenarations 01 the Hvnnnhnm
Dbites had also been faithfully trird In vain
The photograph of a large number of
those cured of consumption, bronchitis,
lingering coughs, anthma. chronic must
catarrh and kindred maladies, have been
I skillfully reproduced in a book of 160
pages which will be mailed to you, on re.
I enpt of address and six cents in stamps.
! You can then write those cured and learn
I theirexperience. AddreasWoai.D'a Oikprm.
SAKV MfiDlCAi Association, Iiufalo, Is.Y,
TELEGRAPHIC.
A ratal Explosion.
New Yoiik, Nov. 20 A dispatch to'tbe
Herald from Burcelona says:
A terrible accident, resulting- in great
loss of life, occurred at I'alma, the capital
of the island of Majorica, 13 miles sooth of
this city, yesterday. There was a large
quantity ot powder that had boen taken
out of the cartridges lying about over a
large area and this was ignatod by the dis
charge of the cartridge A tremendous ex
plosion followed, which shattered the ma
sonry of tho town walls, which were ex
tremely thick, and did much" damage to
buildings. Thirty-seven men and 25 wo
men were instantly killed, and 115 women
and five men seriously injured, and of this
number zu have sioce died .
A Big glarM.
Chicago, Nov. 26. The storru which
raged here lout night and early this morn
ing was one of the wont which ever struck
this city. The wind blew a gale and snow
fell in great cloud. Street and railroad
traffic was greatly delayed and the street
car companies had to abandon some of their
minor lines, devoliug their energies to
keeping the main lines open. The storm
blew down telephone and trolley wires in
Chicago and many serious accidents were
narrowly averted. Three horses were kill
ed from contact with wires.
t'afeaa Trtablra.
Havaaa, Nov. 20. According to official
advices, the troops engaged in military
operations near taenruegos. succeeded in
capturing considerable valuable correspond
eoce. i ney men gave battle to the insur
gents and the Cuban leader Maceo was re
ported killed. Official advices also report
mai uie insurants succeeded in liberalmor
'JO Cuban prisoners during the recent de-
nulinir of a train. Anolhr niilraoo hn.
jus been reported bore. It is claimed tha
a mob succeeded in blowing op a railroad
train between A villa and Moron.
The Total Uit
tosTA.NTisori.E, Nov. 2J. Now that
matters seeui to be quieting down here and
in uie asiauc provinces, people are be if in
mng to form estimate of the amount of
dan-age done and the number of livs Uwt
during the recent distfrbaoces. Well in
formed Armenians estimate tbe looses
through the event which hare jut Uken
plan in Anatolia atone at -V OuO.OOj and
tbe number of victims at 40.000.
Hut thu : not all. People competent to
pronounce an opinion upon the suujvl .iv
that, with the coining of winter, tbre will
I many mora deaths from eipottir) and
I iniire
iBd.'aa Trvablr.
LOKYESNK. Act Jfi. Mi!sfr rvwwla
nave ifrn m-eivoii u-i ot lrou !- itn the
Cbejenne fadiann near liotton. Mont. Tl e !
Indian are taid be ki!!iog and dealing
cattle daily, and the -ttit-r are in a tal :
ot alarm, Several tr,en are report-! kilird.
Mutton is a mull puce on Koeebad rrvrk
in the Waif mountains. 1
A rrishlrrl Death.
Tespletos. Or.. Nov. ?.rj Particalars!
have jurt been receivd ot the frightful
death of the three-year-old ton of James
Kraxkr. at Milton, vet-rday morning.
Tbe child got up at 7 o'cltvk. end. ven
tured too near the fire when hu ta Miier traa
not looking, bit nightgown txk fire t'-e-fore
the flames could be extinguished be
Lad beeo badly burned, and died from Lis
injuries a few hours afterward.
Tker V IU fc a lit hi.
Wasiiisotos. Nov. 25. The arrival cf
a number of wnaton and reprewotatives
artjnisht and today, including Thotnat IS.
Reed, hat t. ne.1 to imivax? ditrawion
over the recrganmlion of the twa boaw
of congrest, and the prorct it that thi
will be tbe opperni-at qtywiion in concrat-
sionu
ciirl until tie too contest, are!004 I':1 'i
settled, an J it i decided whether Use sen
ate will reorjranize.
The fact that the tp-kerthip it unirer
Jly conceded tl Mr. Reed bu had tbe ef
fect of corxneotrating inter in the other
elective offive.
BU ftmrm.
Kaxsas Crrv. Xor. 25 The heavy
snow ,orra whi b has prevailed through
out the Miatiippi anil Uiucuri valiert
all day and kmisbt hat prottrated tele
graph wires in ail directum. 1 be too
came after a heavy ttorm of raia and tleet,
which left a thick coat of ice over every -thing
exposed. At midnight tVrapbic
communication wiih St. Louis. Chicago,
the Kat and Southeast it practically tat
pended. Frcra all points 10 kfiuouri tbe
Morm it repot te I to be of ununs! severity,
and it it Mated that everv kind nf H-i
j sure to be senoutiy impeded
a rawer Caiitr-
tsHTH Peso, Wash., Nor. 25. Tbe
caxeoftb Mate v. Mr. Meban, charpvd
with aaolting the Rev. Mr. Sottoo. the
A. P. A. lecturer, went to the jury Ut
Saturday eight. Thi mornibg it brought
in a verdict of goiity of itple aaat. He
will be Mrateoced by R. K . Iioney. who it
acting a judge. Judge Langborne baring
been called to Cbehtiis thi morning by the
illness of his son.
A !eek Rubber.
Boston. Nov. 2 It lranpir that
William liam-tt, ngainu whom luO cases
of burglary bare been charged, some dat
ing back H year. paed sncmefully a a
jeweler wib the reboer of thit city for 12
yecr. He went to certain place regularly
with geld and silver ingot to sell, and. by
bit eay, dignified manner and potihed
addreM, won the conSience of ail with
whom be dea't.
a Caarereare rj.
Lojcpox, Xov 24. A dipat h to the
Timet from Constantino).! tax the opin
ion prevails in diplomatic circles that a
Kuroian conference 1 indifpenMbie for
the -u;emeot of the Turkish question, for
although tbe power ba agree-l. thi
agreement cannot be put into action for
fearcf diawiug Europe into a dangerort
Eastern situation. I be winter mows will
keep te Asiatic province quiet, but some
thing mt be dune U fore springtime re
vives th excitement.
Awlfcrr Beater.
Xr.w Vork. Xov. 2. H. B. Xan. of
Wooddiffe, X. J., claims to be poeed
of "healing powers" equal to the famous
Schlatter, wno baa created snch a sensation
in Colorado. Xaon is the leader of a
strange religious sect in the vicinity of his
home, known as "Anel lancer," or tbe
"Churchmen of the Living tioeV'
A Xitew ! Xiraraaaa
Xkw You, Nov. 'k'-J. . special I ) ite
ff..tl4 ... I- '
ueruiu irom ufinngton av a (- io'is
blow has been dealt tbe Xicaracua Uai.nl
Company's project for the conntruction ot a
waterway across the Isthmus by the report
of the Nicaragua canal conimitwion. ine
vitable delcy and a further and more thor
ough investigation of the entire subject are
declared to be necessary before even the
engineering feasibility ot a canal across
Nicaragua can be decided upon.
Mare f Ike Ateay.
uoraTON. lex.. iov. n. ntzsiuimons
b.is signed articles for a fight with Corbett.
The stipulation is fot a tight to a finish,
J.. . .1 . 1 . 11 1 J
in uvo ouncn gioves, 10 ue puuua 011
January hi. iswi. at l.l raw. Texan, or
elsewhere, the party of the Brut part (Dan
otuart) agreeing to give tbfc winner of the
cotiteHa puise of JJO.OOO. Should the
party of the firt part fail to pull off tbe
tight on the date mentioned, be is to for
feit to Corbett and FiUiimmons one-hulf
of the purse. 10,000.
Oasht o be latane.
San Fhajscisco. Nov. 21. Euceno Tar
dmi, the Italian shoemaker, awaiting trial
ror a series of unspeakable crimes upon
nine gins, is a raring maniac, lie was
taken from the city prison and transferred
to tbe receiving . hospital, where he occu
pies a padded cell in the insane ward.
ever since his arrest. 1'ardint bis shown
signs of mental weakuess. Twice he has
attempted suicide
A t' Aeeldeat
lacitSONVlLl.s. Or.. Nov. 24. Richard
Johr.son met with a serious and painful
accident today.
In company with wijtiani
11.. 1 . . -
ncaines ne went out to willow springs
this morning to shoot quail. Thev sepa,
ndcre coming np a ridge, each
u ,r"orn; 0f ,Ue olU,!t
s movements.
" turiu u
some quail, and bred.
Ue load taking ei
ect in Johntuo's face.
ALBANY IS ALL RIGHT
Keep your eye on this fact and also bear in
mind that C. E. browreli will supply your
wants in the grocery line cheaper tliun any
competition house in the city.
Fir Pure Drugs Dawson's.
IS DBIVIHG OUT DISEASE.
Dr. J. Baird Well Known
in American Missions.
Hundreds of Bottles of Paine's
Celery Compound Prescribed
By Him.
Has Found it a ISIcaing to the Af
flicted Beyond any Other
Remedy
Dr. J. It. Baird U not onlv a mliwion-
ary.but, what Is not so well known, be is
aphyiician of large experience.
Ui published account of the work he
baa done in the s'ateot Michigan has been
read with interest not only by those par
ticular concerned in miion, but Ly the
public gmerally.
IV. Baird is knoan at a pract'eat work
er. Hi health was broken or the e ere
winter clima'e In Utchign ome time ogo.
and he teemed likely to be obled to give
up his work. lut be retorted to the n
ol that easily obtained remedy, raise's
oe'ery com pound, and as him If again.
I eneretic and active at ever, fithin a few
j weekt.
1 te repootbw. unaujnifea way ia
wl.lcb I'a'ne't celery ecm,ond fortiSe
tbe body again, tiervous eihautUon and
rebuild it shattered part b been ff-elf
eipUined by pbyoctant. tbe best of whom
today altravt KKk t- ".he great rndy
wbtre dibility ia ti lie overcome. It dve
he work thoroughly sod speedily. Lef
eer nervoo tuSerer. snd every man and
j vorts who feet run down and tired l-e-
tior, "y 1 idi: t w.ti w- )miru.
nil make U-e man or woiusn strong an J
ac'ite a "out t!iTer la this remedy .
Ir Burd. h' i row at hit home in
Indiana, I'etn.. d-cribe hi own ejper
ccce a folioM:
FOR THE
PEL
Shoes For $3.00-
That for shape, design, finish,
workmanship, and quality can
not be surpassed. We have
'eni also for les money.
Read, Peacock SCo.
FOETMILLER & UlYING
vv
E KtEP conttantlron hand a full
cufbnt. Alto burial uhet and
l.:ch ti! be o!d at
The
EMBALMING
I.ewesl
he rcrper
smoxic
muz
HO EXTRACHAHCE FOR
THOMAS
All
and
Denier in
you
he
ALBANY
H JA'J i liIWJ 4 l'i '
KITkla
wll
Ka-llr earrled
7JisfHltH
urmilolaAlbur,or.,br J. A. Ci;MMlMiS.iabjUOlHilii Mcl'AKLAMI. lttUMltu.
ALBANY
Red Crown Milling Gc
Is now nnder the inanagcnicn Ko
waru Coins, N. II. Allen, Wm. L. Vance
E. D. Barrett and Samuel E. Young, whf
are now prepared to furnish sacks and
Receive Wh?at
on storage, and will pay the hiche
market price for the same.
REPAIR- BICYCLES. -F.ank Die
ey repairs bicycles promptly and in a
first class manner. Breaks, punctured
tires, eto, fixed correctly. At shop just
west of Y. M. 0. A. halt.
"It was about six rears azo when I firs.
tried Paine' celery compound for nervous
diseases and rheumatism. In the severe
winter c'imate in the state of Michigan 1
was at our mission station there, and be
came a grrt sufferer. I osed three bottle
of I'. ine's celery compound, and was very
greatly benefited thereby. I then began
to advise my membets who were stick to
use it, and in every case where the direc
tions were strtctlv obeyed tbe treatment
was successful. In a few years pt hun
dreds of bottles have been ued directly
through my advice, fame s celery com
pound is far better than any other remedy
and leave no bad effect in the ystem.
1U manifold bealmg qualities make it a
bon of life and a bletsfng to tbe afflicted
beyond any preparation within niy reach.'
Tbe great falling off in the amount of
rheumatism, neuralgia and nervous weak
ness that physicians have everywhere noted
coines from the wide-spread knowledge
that there i no need of suffering any
longer from these common diseases It is
now everywhere known how co-rectl r
Piof. Edward K. Pbelp. M. 0 . LL. D
of Dartmouth college- understood the need
of tunVring men and women when he pr
pared the formula for Paine's celery com-
pound, iiy ibe ae ol t'n wor'i-lmo o
remedy coan'lewi men and women have
saved tbemteke fran nerv-ut prostra
tion.
The care of lance families d wot stop
whe i the day is over. There 1 inceant
anxiety, wake-fulness and concern for som e
member tA the nooscnold. it u no won
der that so cany, epeeislly women, break
down underT.be cnubiqg weight- Ther
very love and prHe keep them at work
1 bey -!ie on ihe:r narves," a th ttjiog
tt, u I iber comes a time wbca ch and
blood can stand i'- no longer. It i a aim
pie thing lor them t- k.-ep well and frong
if Pa'se s csery compound is straight
way uh-j at ibe eariet igt or itiiicg
vigor Tbe ti'eJ, "dragged out" feeliog
11 id e-stirety removed. The t.l be
no Deoralgi. no pertiMe&t hea-iscbei, no
dyrcepti. no nauctir.g pain over 'ne
eye, no cervoa exhaadiop wlien Paine'
celery compound i a-ed. I' makes peo-
pjel.
LADIES.
line ol meta ic. .-
otn . wLicaket- sihS
n n.fit'-m r-
tult. In -r hjc
Living FretU.
care of th dead a special'y.
kmw
CKEGQX
HEARSE OH SERVICE
BRINK,
kinds of furniture
bedding1, and it
want the mos
complete flour safe,
has them and his
prices the lowest.
OREGON.
FaaMnTtp4rr m o'cxty. rxrmantntlT a
lioawlocba. Wakfuuu!a. lw Vlialllr, KtaailT Kmla.
IyoalA'ttlmura or Jtnt. (XMitaiutBoopiatM. It mvrwm !
atari blm4 bwliaVr. iah pKlar.l pa nT-oe awl plump.
dmuL iBiiwitfiicr and vmntlna- inw. earned bv
In T-"l p.-lil. l-r rn-l; Tor Kk- T mailjw
iMMtsa. w-iff! nintn wmpir, will. twUmtMilili
ami
VIERECKS
SHAVING AN DHAIRCUTTING
PARLORS. '
HEADQUARTERS F0R
Vt. Whites Jc lv(it
A bead of hair or no pav. Cures al
diseases of the scalp Address Box 4.1
for Free Treatise on the Scalp.
Razors Honeo and Set and Put in O
der on Short Kotico.
A MAN OR LADY TO MANAGE Dis
tributing soap samples, specialUe. do cor
respondinjr. Send Sylvan Co., 7S7 Wood
ward, Detroit, Mich -. 10c for samples soap,
etc., receive outfit offer.
Star Baker)
Cor Mreadalbisi and first
COKRADi MEYER, FRCPf IET0R.
'est FrwKa
Ulataware.
Irid Froila,
1ssuie
C an wed If rata
Qwe)wer.
Vegetable
Cigar .
pleefl,
Test,
E
ttmgmr
everything that is kept ia
good variety and gro
eery store. High
eat price paid
for
ALL KINDoOF PRODLCK
mm fhuhi uo
xwcoa
Baltimore Block, - - JRur, cr
FURNITURE
etnplete line ot
UXOEBTAKIKG
all it brancbes
EMBALMING aapeoaJtj
fte idca eoraer 3rd and Cai pools
MM ISSIIBiKCi AGENCY
Dealers In
Insurance.
Wheat
and Oats.
We have had more thorough training ia
all the branches cf insurance than any
other agent in Albany, and can (rive you
more genuine insurance for roor money
than aey other agent in the city.
IHrtrkt aets for the San. of Locdon.
established I7i0 A. D. Pboetux. of Loo-
Son. A I)., 17S2 and "Continent!." of
New York, the only company iskoinga
Gaiety r and l oiin.
U. 8ESDERS. Co., Mgrs.
Fire Insurance.
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
3". m7mm T2aeXg'
In the Old Hart lord, the New York Un
derwriters Aomry or any one of to reli
able old line companies berepiemsta. Kotes
taken and pieoty ot time given for payment
on farm insurance. All business will be
promptly attended to.
OFFICfi IX P- 0. BLOCK
ALBANY, OR.
Tib Acalemr cfOir Lalj Oi
Perpstiai Help, iliaij, Or.
A boardinr and dav school condacteo
by the Benedictine Sister will resume
stodiee Ang. 27,
Every facility will be offered for thor
oogh conmee in scientific, normal, com
mercial and elementarr brancbeew
An able teacher ot piano, violin, roitar
and vocal music will bare charge of the
marical department. Drawing and paint
ing will, like music, b taoght as extras.
Iesoni in plain and faney - needlework.
For father particular call r Uie Acad
emv or address Sirm i-sauoarta.
-It Do Move."
Yex.tbe world moves, and it is inteQigenee
that moves it. Tbe world isn't stationery
just becaure it nsee so much stationery.
Writing paper is one of education's moat
effective weapons. It's a plain as tbe
multiplication table that we carry tbe
largest and finest stock of writing papers
and materials in Albany, whether for cor
recpoodence or school nse. Oar school
snpply department is a wonder of com
pleteoes. w e make a specialty 01 blank
boc of every kind for law. clerical, mer
cantile and school use, ruled or unrated to
nit individual requirement. Our prices
are always tne lowest.
rTML7 Let Va Keasrn To-
VWiVl XL getberl Is it not bet
ter to buy Tour Bread, Pies, Rolls, Cakes,
etc, at a reiiaoie axore wnera tbey nee
nly tbe Beet material why of court i
is) yon dont want dyspepsia and yon
never get it by eating anvt!.ing from on
store. U.S. BAKERY.
Be Ellsworth and Lyon Snd St.
C. D. Yax'oTKE. Proprieto
1 ADT OR
GENTTLVMAJf BOOK
KEEPER.With references, who has
wu casta to loan, for a vear on ample as
cority, and take steady position as took
keeper and manager, on a salary cf S1C0
per month, for a well known, long eetab-
usneo, gooa paying company at t ortiana.
Address L., 706 Marqoam Building,
fortland, pregon. '
X T T ANTED. A reliable, active centle-
vv man np la1r tn tranl for reliable
eetablisbed hoiue. Salary $780. payable
15 weekly and money advanced for ex
penses. Situation steady, narervntra.
Enclose seli-addreseed stamped envelope.
U. J. UESS, lYesiuent, micagv.
TllANO for rent o'
for sale. Call a
17 1
the DaMocBJiT office.
t tC X,VV
STiTEL END FEMYHOTJ. fU
ar.thoHiDl and only JCH ajlaaiidr.
SahlacnnT oa lit mark, t'noa tlaW; MU bf
Uttaaiaasotiooll of
J. .A Camming, sole, agent. Albany
WANTED-AN IDESS
tblnk
siapki
thine to patent r rrotactyoorMoas; tbevma
brina Ton wwJth. Writ JOHN WKDDBhJ.
BUivN A tXJ., rauat attaroera, Washington,
a V -1 fkt lain im m
pfEOia'S ETumtr-BSlSTa.
PpWI cmHva warn tor Kansas r Ska
Haarfaoh. braia F.lK.Ko. b .il laiil
JWW" or (vaaral Naoralia;las tar Km
maiu. , Ouu, kldaa ItuurSaro, Aci4 Vt
3
And '
. amtkw. nsuiwa lor
aar nni.iav itwa.
.axs
c
TNE ARNOLD CKEXICAL CO.
1 tl a. w'sstsra fmss. rwcaex
New Goods.
-At-
-Mrs Ashby's
Stylish hats, capes with whittle, mit
tens, and handkerchiefs, stamped linen,
hose, side combs, ornaments, underwear,
corsets and a general line of goods.
I'lilH I
ORTHFRU
llVl PACIFIC R. R.
s
Pol' man Sleeping wars,
Elegant Ding Cars, -Tonriat
Sleeping Cars'
St PanI
Minneapolis
Unlotb
tATpO,
TO Grand Forks
Crookefon
ffinnip-(t "
Helena and
Bntte
THROUGH TICKETSsi.fi
Tfl
Cbieaao
Waahinrtoii .
Philadelphia
New York
Boston and all
PoinU Eaat and South
T
yr niormaoon, umecaras, map
iw.m. m i mi m vnw 11 rvn rx I,
AeentvAIbany, Or.
Portland, Or.
K. UcXEILl, Rbmw.
TO THE
E A Si
erraa rax cttoh s -
TvTO TRAKSCOSnSEXrAl.
ROUTES
GREAT UNION
NORTHERN PACIFIC
via.
SPOKANE
EISKEAPtSUS
tts
DENVER
0 U h H A
A9D
ST. P ACL KAKSAS CITY
LOW KATES TO A LL
EiSTEKX CmE
OCKAX STE414ES
POETLAD EVERY 5 DAVS
EAVE
SAN FRANCISCO
Tor tali dtite csJ m
CcxaaJt & MoNrarrn, A'Swny.Or
oa appaavw:
W H HUBLBL'Kl.
U'l Pa - Aca-
POaiLAXP. OR.
Notice for Publication
Uasd Omci at Oregox Grrr. Oa
lv o nlr 5, 1890.
Notice is hereby girrn that the folow
tng ranted tetter bas SVd aoti of his
tn'feotka '-o isake Soal "Pfof ia sopport
of his ciaim. anf "Kit i i proof wis ue
m4e before j i ckrk or linn
county, at A'.h '.j. One?, n. oc rceber
13-h. 1SS5. v.a: Joha roary. HEJsc.
1 1 63 for be S W ottc I6aad
ESW K cf it. in Tp 10 S & & E.
lie' names 'he foikjwrnc viorssr to prove
bi s continuous resoene cpon et csHtva
ti"B of, Und, via: Jo"n IVle. Seil
M R.J L Berry. Y H hi ock, a lof
B. rry P O. Marion -oonty. Oreeoa.
Bobkkt A Mh 1 fr. RegHter
Notice for Publication.
Laxo Omci at Orisos Cttt. Orisos.
- N vem er 12. iSSJi.
Xutlce ia hereby ei-'ea that th f' Uowtag
named setter bas Sled notice of his ilen
lion 10 saake final proof ia support of h
claim, and that said proof i lbe made
btfore the register d icvivrr at Q-egcn
City, Or, on J)ee. 21. vl: Horace
Birwt, Hd llao9. for tne X ii K 1,"
sec 22. S X S W X Sec 15 Tp It) S B 6 E.
He came the fallowing witnesses to prove
his continooas residence eroo and cu'tiva
ttca ef. said lard, via: P V Per?, and S S
Haasea, of Detroit, Oregon, wiUiam
Kreiscl, and John AUisoa of Uanha. Or.
KOBSXT A. HtlXER.
Register.
ADUlKISTKATOtTS NOTICE.
Notice i herebv gia that oaiteritfoed
administrator of the estate ef Jasper Crnt
tree, deceased, bas filed hi 6i accoqnt
ta the eouo'y coort of t-ino county, Or
en, with the clerk tbereol. and the coort
has fixed the '2nd nay of lc at tha
boor of 1 o'clock p. m. of said dy. tor
hearing; objectioo to std accoont. if any.
and for the tettlin jr of id esta'e.
Ihis the ait dj of Odober 1S93,
Nrwros Ckaetrxk.
Wkathkbjorp Wtatt. Acnirir.
A'tjs for'Adoofr.
MpSEY t
Kakton.
loaa. I nquire of J, M.
LOsT. Somewhere tlween tho pabt
school and the depot, a silver watch
Please return to U. C Chant berlaia, 01
leave at the Dkmocrat sce.
50 CORDS of wood wanted at the eol
ietre. If any new students desire to pay
for .tuition in one the same will be accept
ed.
IF William I Stretch. lately of Mill Cifv
Oregon will communicate wh Fred
Rice South Bend. Washington." informa
tion of interest to said A illiam 1 Stretch
will be given.
WASTED Several trustworthy gen
tlemen or ladies to travel in
the state of Oregon for established,
reliable house Salary ) and expeoce.
Steady position. encke reference and elf-
addressed envelop lb fXm mon tomr
pany. Third floor. On.ah bidg , Chic
KO.111.
GEO E FIH
THE PLUMBER
Tinroofiinir and plar-a.?.
Opi j t
the opera house.
Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder
avardaf Gold Medal Martrisaw Fair. SB Fraadaca,
I
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