The state rights democrat., December 13, 1895, Image 4

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la nw located In the Duiockat office, corner
8nd and Broadalbin streets Albany. Or.
Bents and Collections a Specialty.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that undersigned1
administrator ot the estate ot Jasper urn o-
tree, deceased, baa filed his final account
In the cnuntv court of Linn county, Or
egon, with tie clerk thereof, and the court
has fixed the 2nd nay of Dec, 1895 at the
hoar of 1 o'clock p. m. of said day. for
hearing objections to said account, if any.
and for the settling of said estate.
This the 2Ut day of October 1S95.
"Nbvwtoh Crabtrek,
Weatherford & Wyatt. Admrtr
A'tys for Admrr.
ALBAM COLLEGE,
WEXTY-NISTH TEAK.)
THE COLLEGE WILL OPEN SEP
tember 11, 1895, under favorable auv
pices. Regular Collegiate and Aca
demic instruction The Commercial
work; ill be given special attention this
year. Such young men and young la
dies as are looting forward to a business
career should not venture it without lay
ing a good foundation with as. the
College will also establish a Conserva
tory of Music, under the able and effi
cient management of ProL Z. M. Parvin.
Unusual facilities offered for students
desiring to become proficient in music.
The Primary Department will receive
especial care. Information cheerfully
given
WALLACE H. LEE,
President
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rated and made over.
Furniture of every description and tab
carriages re-upholstered and Tarnished.
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street, between Kerry and Boadalbin, A
hany, Or.
, Fhii
Prof. A. STARK
Of Will & 8Urk.
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leal Spccialis.
Graduate of the Chicago Opthalm
College.
I am prepared to examine scientinca
and accurately, by the latest and improved
methods of modem science, any who de
sire to ha 7 their eyes tested.
Cusick Block, Albaht, Oreooh.
JR. M. II. ELLIS,
Physician And Surgeon.
. Albany, Oregon.
Treats the diseases of the eye and ear.
Spectacles accurately fitted. 2-1
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Abont Oct. 15, 1895, two miles north of
the Albany bridge, a colt, 3 years old,
bay color. Call at my place in Benton
county, secure colt and pay costs.
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AJ ball bearing, pneumatic tires, for boy
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X aeciaea to go easi, win oner tor sale at
his residenco on Seventh street between
Ferry and Broadalbin streets all household
furniture, etc. It is almost new, and will
be sold at a great bargain in whole or in
part. Good notes will be taken in lien of
cash. t b, Bedekek.
NOTICE. On account of ill health I
have decided to sell my lunch counter
business including- fuel enough to last
about 1 month. Will give possesion at
once. Terms $300,00 $200,00 cash, bal
ance on time with good security. W. A
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An able teacher of piano, violin, guitar
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STEA.YED. A black boar, with a few
white spots, from my farm near Tamr-
ent. Finder will please put hi it ud. and
will pay expenses. A.L. Bridgef armer .
Cleveland has a strong will power any
way.
The total vote of Pendleton was 663, ap
proximately the same as Albany's; but it
didn train there the way it did here.
The very low rate of freight ought to
raise the price of Theat, hadn't it; but
watch and see'if it does enough to be ap
preciated.
The man who is in danger of want or
even in dread of want is not a free man;
and the country which does not guard him
against this danger and this dread, or does
not assure him the means of livelihood, is
not a free country, though it may be the
freest of all the freer countries. In other
words liberty and poverty are incompatible;
and, if the poverty is extreme, liberty is
impossible to it. We pretend otherwise,
such of us as are not so directly oppressed
by the conditions ; but .those who feel the
burden know better. From time to time
they express their dissent in their uncom
f ort able way, but, tacitly or explicitly, they
always dissent from our optimistic pre
tence. Mr W D Howells, in the December
Forum.
This matter of getting wealth is a very
strange and uneven thing. It is well
illustrated by an exchange in the case ol
Stratum, tbe Cripple Creek miner, and
the richest man in Colorado. Stratton
was a good miner and prospector. He
was out in the canons with an energy
that was tireless. But pay dirt was hard
to find. He was a failure and at one
time his kit ot tools was seised because
no ane would supply a grub stake. But
one lucky day he found the lead at Crip
ple Creek which developed into the great
Independence mine, and it has yielded
up wealth at the rate of $10,000 a week.
Stratton became rich because lucky
enough to find when other men sought
in vain. Yet then and now there are
miners working for titration who knew
as much as he about rock formation and
all the signs of mineral wealth. They
have been as diligent, have prospected
as indefatigably. With hope which
wonld not despair they have blasted
down blind leads, to be met at last with
a wall of barren quartz. It was some
thing more than mere effort which gave
millions to Stratton, and it is something
more than the lack of it which denies
them to others.
"While digging hole for telegraph
poles at Byron, Mo.," said a Western
Union man, I became interested in
watching the ingenuity and perseverance
of a mouse. He fell into one of these
holes, which was four and a hall feet
deep and twenty inches across. The
first day he ran around tbe bottom o
the bole, trying to find some means of
escape, but could not get oat. Tbe se
ond day be settled down to business. He
began steadily and systematically to dig a
spiral groove round and round the in
ner surface ot the holo, trying to find
some means of escape with a uniformly
ascended graJe. He worked night and
day, and aa be got further from tbe bot
torn he dug little pockets where he could
either lie or sit and rest. Interested
witnestef threw in food.
"At tbe end ol two week, tne moose
struck a rock. This pnzzled him. For
nearly a day he tried to get under,
around or over tbe obstruction, but
without success. With unflinching
patience be reserved bis spiral acd went
on tunneling bis way in tbe opposite
direction. At tbe end ol four weeks be
reached the top, and probably sped
away to enjoy bis well-earned freedom
His escape was not seen. When h!s food
was pot in, in tbe morning be was near
the surface, bat at night tbe work was
seen to be complete, and tbe little en
gineer whoee pluck and skill had saved
his life, bad left,'' New York Sun.
Woman Governs Man.
At home ; his home life is the happiest
part of his existence. Woman is man's
best friend, and every time she is pres
ent at an entertainment, church or tbea
ter, the is respected, and ber presence
makes man better. Political meetings
and boxing matches, where meo attend
alone, are usually little abort of dens of
howling, cursing, heathenish mobs.
Let as hope that the time is near when
women will attend our political gather
ings and help to enact laws for tbe moral
and social welfare of the country. Wo
man has virtues man can seldom boast
of, and by her record she should be the
law maker in place of man.
Who crowd our jails and penitentia
lies? Men, not women. Who are the
bank wreckers and absconders? Men,
not women. Who make it a business 10
get into political offices for tbe money
there is in it? Men, not women. Wbo
Siltivate the useless habit of smoking
and chewing? Men, not women. Wbo
squander dollars? Men, wnile women
economize with pennies. Wbo rapport
the scores of saloons and places ol ill
repute? Men, not women. With such
a glorious record, all just men will vow
that lovely woman must participate in
the making of our laws if we are to atop
corruption, beastliness and dl me before
the commencement of the twentieth cen
tury. Atlanta Appeal.
Crime Anion g Animals.
Almost every form and variety of hu
man crime is to be found among anima's.
Cases of theft are noticed among bees.
Buchner, in bis "Psychic Life of Ani
mals,' speaks of thievish bees which, in
order.to save themselves tbe trouble of
working, attack well stocked hives in
masses, kill tbe sentinels and the inhab
itants, rob the hivs, and carry off the
provisions. After repeated enterprises
of this description they acquire a taste
for robbery and violence ; they recruit
whole companies which get more and
more numerous; and finally they form
regular colonies of brigand bees. But it
is a still more curious fact that these
brigand-bees can be produced artificially
by giving working bees a mixture of
honey and brandy to drink. The bees
soon acquire a taste for this beverage,
which has the same disastrous effects
upon them as upon men ; they become
ill-disposed and irritable, and lose all
desire to work; and finally, when they
begin to feel hungry, they attack and
plunder the well supplied hives. There
is one variety of bees the Sphecodes
which lives exclusively upon plunder.
According to Marcball, this variety is
formed of Individuals of the Halyetes
species, whose organs of nidificatlon
were defective, and which have gradual
ly developed into a separate variety, liv
ing almost exclusively by plunder. They
may thus be said to be an example of
innate and organic criminality among
insects, and they represent what Prof.
Lombroso calls the born criminals. that
Is. individuals which are led to crime bv
their own organic constitution. William
r errero, in tue ueceinoer r orum.
Dr. Price's Cream Baiting Powde I
World' "air Hle-heat AwswC
There, will be considerable pension
legislation during the present session of
congress.
Jchn Sherman is beinrf called the
great truth teller. Perhaps McKinley
doesn't think he is entitled to tbe title.
Alaska's gold output this year will be
about 13,000,000. and considerable ol it
com 38 from the disputed territory . That
is certainly worthjkeeping.
It George Williams, of Salem, draws a
pension of $130 a month his failure is not
a very serious matter. A good many
people would like to fail that way.
There is a continuous covering of snow
east of the Rocky mountains and north of
the southern belt. A marked contrast
to Oregon weather. There are prophets
who say we will have a stormy winter in
Oregon.
A Pendleton business man attributes
bis success in a great measure to judici
ous advertising, and apace in that city
is two or three times Albanv prices.
ill the prosperous merchants of that
city advertise heavily.
It is over a year before tbe next State
legislatuiemeeU ; but already the ropes
are being laid to secure the return of
J. N. Dolph to the U. 8. Senate. The
contest promises to be one of the bit
terest in the history of Oregon politics.
Col. J. B. Eddy, one ot Oregon's rail
road commissioners, has just returned
from a convention in Omaha. Ilia sal-
arrJwsDt along just tbe same. If these
commissioners were paid for the time
they actually serve the people it wouldn't
cost Oregon much.
On account of the enormous output ot
gold in different fields some people are
afraid there will be an oversupply. As
there is now only 22 cubic feet of gold
money in the world there is not much
danger of that. Iet cs have some silver
with it while we are at it.
A Dr. iliiler baa been refused a diplo
ma by the Oregon board ot examiners
because he graduated from a college that
graduated more than 40 per cent of stn
denia. To a man op a tree that looks
like a very small business, wbethei due
to the examiners or to the law.
President Jordan, oistantord, ayi
football is a manly game. It certainly is
not a puerile game. Boxing is called
manly art, When two men strip down
in a ring, though and pummel each oth
ers countenances until they look like
turkey after dinner it is not quite so
manly.
President Cleveland is ia for peace
Ills message breathes peace at every
stage. A good many people nowadays
aie in favor ot an aggressive foreign poli
cy. Nevertheless the spirit of tbe age it
a peaceful one. Increasing civilisation de
mands less war and more harmony. Tbe
president ia firm, bat does not like tbe
smell of powder except when dock boat
ing. Many will not appreciate the po
sition now ; but it will grow upon the
public and they will in time commend
the policy.
Oregon game birds have some protec
tion by law bat not enoagh. Tbe Mon
golian pheasants are not aa plentiful as
they were last year. More stringent
laws for tbe protection of game birds
will have to be passed or all the game
birds will be annihilated. Sslverton
Appeal. That's true. Let banting by
means of dogs be prohibited, and the
Mongolian pheasants will soon become
as plentiful as ever. Salem Post.
It is in order tor some one to aaggest
that bunting be done without gone in
order to protect the birds. What ia the
matter of requiring the use of a revolver
instead ot a shot goo. Seriously, bent,
ing ia a sport, aod there is nothing more
sporty than the action ot a trained dog.
A surprising discovery bsa lately been
made in Amsterdam. Holland, of some
very old maps made between 1795 and
1719, snowing tbe regions in Central
Africa which have in modern times been
rediscovered by Livingstone and Stanley
The maps are based on information lur
nisbed by Portuguese traders, aod are
snoiisingly accurate. The course of the
Congo River, under another name,
laid down. The maps are accompanied
by writings giving information derived
from the blacks ot tbe great lake which
form tbe sources of tbe Kile, aod which
Livingston and Stanley called the Vic
toria Nyaota. All tbe modern discover
tea were made by men who did not
know that this territory had been to so
extent explored aod mapped nearly two
centuries before.
Boomed Things.
The courts of Seattle and Whatcom,
over in tbe stste ot Washington, have
been kept busy daring the past fe
months with litigation growing out of
tbe failure of tbe Blaine Sute bank at
Blaine, and tbe liquidation of tbe Com
mercial National bank at Seattle, in
which Mr fl W Wheeler formerly oi
tbis city and of Pendleton aod three
brothers also well known in this state,
seem to be getting covered with a great
aeai 01 aiscreoiu fliru v wneeier was
president ot the bank at Blaine when it
failed, and is now under arrest, charged
with looting its treasury, aa is also one
or two ol the brothers, who were inter
ested with bim. In fact, be narrowly
escaped being lynched by angry deposit
ors when the bank closed its doors, and
bis life was saved by some one driving
him across tbe country to Whatcom dur
ing tbe middle of the night
Mr H W Wheeler was president of tbe
Commercial National bank at Seattle,
aod is charged with using its funds to
bolster np his bank at Blaine. The di
rectors of the bank are after him with
red hot irons, and be stands a good show
to be put on tbe gridiron and sizzled to a
brown turn. L H Wheeler, an attorney
at Seattle; Lee Wheeler and R Wheel
er, brothers of tbe bank president, are
declared to be implicated with bim, and
it is a very nice lot of trouble they have
gotten themselves into, if appearances
indicate anything.
Tbe matter is of local interest here,
owing to the fact that the Wheelers are
well known In this state. They spent
their boyhood, it is said, on a farm near
Junction City, and received their educa
tion at different institutions in the state.
L II Wheeler is a graduate of the Oregon
state university, and H W Wheeler at
tended the Willamette university. Lee
Wheeler, a number of years ago, lived at
Albany, where he worked at the print
er's case in the Democrat office. He
afterward went to Pendleton, where bis
brother, H W Wheeler, was engaged in
the agricultural . implement and hard
ware business. Later they were engaged
in business in this city.
About eight 01
ten years ago, all of tbe brothers moved
Seattle, and "got in" pretty well in
tbe boom. Oregonian.
SATURDAY NIGHT THOUGHTS.
Tbe doings ol Loyd Montgomeey sug
gest an Inquiry Into what insanity Is.
There may be a technical definition ; but
for practical purpones a practical defini
tion is needed : AH men have not the
same kind of brains. The fibres are dif
ferently put together. Some men have
wonderful use ol their thinking facul
ties, and never leap in the dark; other
men, down the grade, know just enough
to come la out of tbe cold.aod yet are nit
insane. A man mav not know how to
build a fire and not be insane. But then
comes a time when the line is passed.
Whenever that is reached be will be
found to be dethroned of reason, and en
tirely irresponsible for his acts ; but be
cause a man is weak in the upper story
or peculiar, or cranky, or irritable, or
quick tempered, he anould not be con
sidered insane. Insanity is absolute ir
responsibility. If not the streets would
be filled with insane men. Such is tbe
structure of man that one may kill even
his own mother, the woman who bore
bim and yet be sane. At the same tirce
such an act suggests irresponsibility.
young lion may be somewhat tamed and
treated as a pet ; but some day be wil
see or taste blood, all friendship will
vanish and in his animal blindness he
will tear to pieces tbe man wbo has ca
ressed him. So a man of animal nature,
once started, may keep shooting-regardless
o! the cnes beiors his ballet. That
is not insanity. Society is not safe with
out the moet stringent measures for the
punishment ot erime.and tbe prevention
of crime. Increasing civilisation will de
mand reformation wherever possible. At
the same time it will demand punish
ment, else there will be no foundation
upon which to bqild society into a moral
structure. Men must be made to under
stand that if they commit murder with
premeditation and when in their right
mind, they will suffer the fall penalty
of tbe law ; that it they have average
faculties and a fair use of their minds
they cannot get off on any plea of non
compos mentis. If a man ia absolutely
insane that is a different queetion, at the
same time it ia something easy to prove.
The Dihocbat this Saturday night is
satisfied that foot ball is a very brutal
game. It couldn't read the papers and
come to any other conclusion. Tbe evi
derce is presented in nearly every game
The number of deaths alone speaks for
tbe tact. We always were inclined to
wards sport of any kind and cantot re
member tbe time when we were not in
for any game that might be mentioned,
and are none the leas so now ; bat can
dor prevents ns from anv looser admit
ting foot ball to be a manly sport that
fits one tor tbe battles ot life. In a sense
it doea this; but the schooling is too se
vere to justify it. It may be msnly to
stand in tbe ring and fight an opponent
for an hour; that ought to fit a man for
the battles of lie; it my ba manly to face
an enraged ball in an arena, and a test td
a fitness to meet the difficulties of life;
but this is not the kind of manline
needed in this modern ae to make a
man a good business man. Aa a matter
of fact this talk ot toot ball contests bet
ter fitting young men tor facing the world
is all sentiment notailtstaoding Ttof.
Jordan or any other professor.
A Hift Hearted Man.
Here is tome delightful reading:
Under date ol October 14 a little Boston
girl wrote this letter to F.oreoe Field :
"Dear Mr. Field I love too. I pot
your picture ject fore Christmas, that
my nncle Harry sent me, and Gramma
Field's, at the end of tbe poetry. I ex
pect to write books when I an older.
Will jou please read my book, because I
have read yours? Please e sense me for
writing short letter. Your loving
"CHERRY ELIZABETH NICHOLS."
The repty was very prompt, for it a as
penned October 17, aod is at follows:
"Dear Little Lady I thank jou very
much for your charming letter. It
pleases me verv greatly to koow that
away off in Massachusetts there is a
little girl who reads and likes ahat
write. Not very long a.o I was a Utile
boy in Maseacnuselts ; mar be that is why
I love Massachusetts people so very
much, lor indeed my heart tarns often
nd tenderly to them and to tbelr dear
old hills and rtraeant valleys. I bave
several boys of my orn now ; when they
are older I shall send them down to
Massachusetts to see tbe girls there. If
you see a fine looking young fellow com
ing down your street and crying at the
top of his voice, 'where, oh, where ia the
charming Miss Cherry Nichols?' yon
must know he ia my boy. And you will
be gracious to him, will you not? Well
I must stop now, for I must go oat and
shoot a buffalo or two for sapper. Be
sure to call on me if you ever come to
Ibis ail J prairie town. Always affec
tionately your friend.
"ECGESE FIELD."
A heavy census is now being taken by
tbe Paris Observatory ; to count the staia
tbe heavens are pbotoprapbed in sections,
Some of these actions show only a dozen
stars, while othera ot tbe same dimen
sions ahow over 1500.
According to the New Yoik San Hon.
J. II. Mitchell of Oregon is a possible
candidate for president, that is if Mc
Kinley and Reed do not fit it might be
Mitchell. Of course it is something
just to be mentioned. Mr. Mitchell
could depend upon tbe support ot the
Oregonian ( ?).
A republican friend at Salem dee Ires
to know whether there is any thing in
the way of an office lying around loose
in Portland. He says it ia wanted for
the Minlo family, aa there are only three
members in office at present. There is
nothing in tbe shape of office that a M in
to will reject Disnatcii.
The Democrat is not a prophet, but
just tbe same it predicts there will be no
war between the United States and En
gland. There are enough reasonable
men in office in both countries to divert
such a calamity. At the same time
should there be war 1770 and 1812 will
be repeated with an emphasis that will
be startling.
'An electrical engineer finds the lela-
live quantity of heat given off by differ
ent forms of light to be : Aro light.tour ;
incandescouce, fourteen; kerosene, ar-
gand burner, 331 ; gas, argand burner,
380; candle, 473; gas, butterfly burner,
611. In tbe matter ot vitiating tbe air,
electricity, of course, compares even
more favorably with other sources of
light.
Hundreds ot people have made trips (o
and from Portland and Sao Francisco on
account of low rates. Tbe railroad and
bread u buttered 0a Wb'ch "d tLe'r'
Alter forty years trial the city ot Day
ton, Oregon, has ordered all the saloons J
loaed.
MISFITS.
God's resrular armv" tins rnafliAfl
Roseburg On its Cftmnslan nnrlli It ia
coming by slow marches, and win no
doubt be in Albanv in a few weeks or
months.
fWVeral Vallev prrlmnimo am Irinlrlncr
at the number of obscene pictures being
posted, no doubt called out by some re-
l u,'ce uuzeiie cigar pictures put tip,
""""J wing in vne same boat.
Two men piayej poker at the Palace
Ilotel for thirty-six hours without stop
ping. Several others played, but drop
ped out. The biggest winner, Coleman,
won $.1000, while his principal ojionent,
niicy, lost SZIUU,
The Dawson Times, of Minnesota, calls
upon its subscribers to pay up their bills
in this emphatic lanimatri.? "I'l CUBA TtAV
up the long past due subscription, as our
pants are getting thin, and this is not
norma either." Fortunately for Ore
gon euiiora no snow is in sight yet.
. outh-bound train on the Spokane
x Palouse road had a laaiesila.il tf Tit i V1
load the other day, two bridal parties, a
funeral partv and the virirrlnna fVw.il ml I
team of the Washington agricultural col
lege were on board. While the under
taker and the masons were placing the
tcumiiia m tne nearse a large crowd wet
corned C. F. Hulling and bride, and th
Pullman boys made the air ring with th
college yell. Ex,
The Salem Independent says that J. L.
Hill, of Albany, will be nominated next
year for congressman in this district, by
the populists and endorsed by tbe demo
crats. It is to be hoped that the unfor
tunate people who compose those lioas
ridden parties will be allowed to have
something to say who shall be their can
didate. Sir. Hill may be a very esti
uiaole man. but his name ia banllv such
a household word in Oregon that he can
be nominated on the mere sayso of one
or more newspapers. Salem Journal.
Hon. J. K. and W. Weatherford drove
down from Albanv Sunday for a short
visit with Druggist Witten. They drove
a span of very diminutive mules, and
while J. K. is well versed in legal lore,
he does not "cumtux" how to drive two
such bunches of cuseednett as tlioee
mules. Aa a result they got away from
him,and our people wiUieased the unique
spectacle of a race up First street between
an ex-eta te senator and two mules. The
ex-eenator won. No damage. Jefferson
Review.
A pessimist eavs in an exchange: As
long as thete's lite there's trouble and
Usee. A widow is bsrdly ever satisfied
with her name. It is not necessary to
have tour legs to be a hog. A man with
a red-headed wife seldom talks too much
If none but virtuous men go to heaven it
wilt be a mighty lonesome place for old
maids. Office seek, the man with about
the same energy tbat a rogue seeks a
pohemcan. W hen a man marries the
second time he always makes an excuse
of some kind to his friends. Women
talk ol owing other wouen a call in the
came way Uiat rr.en speak of owing other
men a grudge. A man will look thronch
the pockets four times befnre be w ill
give bis wife his cost to ew a button oa
it.
In recent interview, Mavor Satro,
populist, of San Francisco, CaL, wbo is
several times; a millionaire, used the fol
lowing language. It is not my intention
to leave all my wealth to my children.
The people shall benefit by my effort as
far a I am able to confer " that beneSt,
and 1 sha.1 leave as a legacy to those of
my own family an incentive to the effort
hich I contend is the source of happi
nej. I do not believe that a man with
a full competence which preclude the
necessity of honest eSort conftantiy ap
plied is able to enjor the rational pleas
ures of this life. The man who is cn
gajrcvl in congenial labor u the happiest
oi all nien.
Considerable has been said about a
Colorado potato weighing f4 pound.
Even the Scic-nhfW American accepted
t!ie fact as a photograph was actually
produced of lite pota'.o 00 a man a
shoulder. Such a potato would weigh
at least SS pounds. The Scientific Amer
ican reproduced the photograph. It now
tr inspires to bave U-ea a fake, the pho
tograph bring a clever job ot the photog
rapher. As a fake i. far surpassed Una
county's big ear of com.
The papers have kept enlarging npon
the loss of I' nc!e Itille Wright, by the
Hood of lsiO until the amount is now
.0.000. While l.e bad a loess it was
probably not much over one-hf th o.' that.
Mr. Wrigbt, thougli, is not fretting over
it, aad in his way is enjoying life more
than most people. Wby'sltould'at he.
Yeoterday hecalledthe Dxnocat editors
wife an angel and we have horseradish
now at our bouse, aod so evervbody
spends 5 to 25 rents nilj him for tbe
product.
It would be difficult to conceive of a
prize fight that approached a game of
football played at Enreka. Kansas, hurt
week. Here are the brutal facts: In a
football game between the Southern
Kansas Academy eleven and the Lewis
academy team of Wichita, Jesws Jenne,
of Eureka, was so severely injured that
he died tbe same night. " Capt. Mason,
also of Eureka, is suffering from injuries
which may prove fatal. Jenne, who was
quarterback, was injured during the
third srrimmage. Jenne fell with-both
teams on lop oi bim. He was found with
his head bent under nis breast, uncon
scious, and was borne off the field. He
regained consciousness in half an hour,
but was paralysed from bis head down.
After the accident a substitute was pot
in and the game continued. Just at the
end of Uie brvt half of the game Mason,
captain of thn Eureka eleven, as he was
carrying the ball trying to make an end
run, was tackled and leil heavily on his
lace, itwing consciousness, .ubeeoucnt
ly he became delirious and was carried
to h:a home.
4)100 Howard, fl00.
TS tracers of this paper wCH He r1esfl fo
team tbat there Is at leat on- dreaded di-ea-w
teat science bss been aoie to cure in an if
staaee and that la Catarrh. Hall's Catar-
Care Is the only positive cure now known ta
the medical fraternity. Catarrh be Ins; s con
stitutional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. Mall's Catarrh Cnre Is taken Inter
nallv. aclins directly ODon ths blood an J mu
cous surfaces of the system, thereby drat rying
Uie foundation of the disease, and e-ivins; the
patient strength by bu I Id i r n p t he ciiint itut ion
and assisting; nature in dome ita work. Tbe
proprietors have so much faith in Ita cn rail re
powers, thst they oOcr One Hundred Holla's
"r any cae id i. uui. w uv
ti ml tit fMtimAlli.lfl.
Address, V. J. C HENET & CO., Tolado, O.
aa-ejold br Prosaists ?&J
.MARRIED.
MOYER YOUNG. Ia Tacoma, Wash.
on Monday, iov. 23, 1895. Mr. II. B,
Mover, of Portland, and Miss Emilv
M. Young, of Eckelson, North Dakota.
1 lie groom lorraerlv resided in Browns
ville, and a few months ago was divorc
ed irom ma lornicr wile.
your child
You note the difference in
children. Some have nearly
every ailment, even with
the best of care. Others far
more exposed pass throurrh
unharmed. Weak children
will have continuous colds
in winter, poor digestion in
summer. They are with
out power to resist disease,
they have no reserve
strength. Scott's Emulsion
of cod-liver oil, with hypo-
phosphites, is Cod-liver oil
Part1 diested and adapted
iy txic weuiicr uigesuoiis 01
children.
Scorr ft Bowks, Chemists, Hew York. 30c and ti.oo
List of Patents.
Granted to Pacific States inventors
this week. Reported by C. A. Snow A
Co., solicitors of American and Foreign
patents, opp. U. ti. Patent office, Wasti
ngton, D. O.
A L Bahineton. Oakland. Cat. abdom
inal supporter; O Blagbum, San Fran
cisco, Cal, mining apparatus; G W
Dcane, Riverside, Cal, fruit-washer; J T
Langlais, Berkely, Cal, train-starter; A
H Laszkievioz, Martinez, Cal apparatus
for saving precious metals. W J Lorini?.
Angers tmp, uai, ueit lor ore-concen
trators; W A Todd, San Irancisco, Cal,
head-clamp for banjos; G M Wallace,
iuua iity, Lai, wagon-loader; J ran
drey. Santa Barbara, Cal, truss; A Hard
ing, Oakland, Cal, gas-generator.
raew at Hepparr.
IlKrPKgn. Dec. 4 Snow has fallen here
during the past two diys to the depth of
six inches. The weather was quite cold
lust night, being 18 degrees above at day
light tins morning.
The Telegram tells how a barber of
that city got served inst richt: In a
grimy, little 10 cent barber shop on East
Madison street last night two men were
shaving or rather getting shaved to
lie more explicit. The boss barber said
to his assistant, who was slightly un
steady from the effects of a 'drop or two,'
"I'll race you for a shave and I II bet the
drinks I can finish in 6'i minutes.1
"Done," says the assistant, and tbey
plunged for the throats of their victim
and scraped away at their bide. "Ouch,"
yelled the assistant's man, as be parted
with cuticle and beard at the same time.
He was a still, small man and made no
protest, as the assistants razor bobbed
around his nose. By the time 6 min
utes were over the boss barber was
combing bis man's hair. 'Half a minute
later the assistant was done. The as
sistants man started out without pay.
ing. The assistant followed him.
"Where's my pay?" be aeked. "What
will you give me for my sere face?" re
turned the other. "You'll never shave
mo again," and then be hauled off and
hit the barber on starboard of the jaw.
The barber didn't tbink it worth while
to run after bim, but he said he would
have him arretted. Tbe warrant has
not been asked for, however.
In cultivating strawberries under giase
of various colors Prof. Zacbarewies of
Yaoclaase, France, has obtained tbe
following results: Ordinary clear glass
gave tbe best and earliest fruit; orange
glass increased tbe. vegetation, bat,
in jo red the quality, size and earliness of
tbe frail; violet glass increased the
yield, at the expenae of the quality; red.
blue and green glass were burfal to all
kin it of vegetation
When a person begins to grow thin
there is something wrong. The waste
is greater than the supply and it is only
a question ot time when the end mast
come.
Ia nine cases oat of ten the trouble is
wiin uie digestive organs. 11 you can
restore them to a healthy condition you
will stop tbe waste, put on new flesh and
cattle litem to loei better in every way,
ineKxximey eat win be digested ap
propriated to the needs of the system,
ana s normal appetite will appear.
Consumption frequently folio
wasting of bodily tissue because nearly
all oonsamptiveg have indigestion. The
haker Digestive Cordial will restore the
stomaclt to a healthy condition in a vast
majority of case." Get one of their
books from tout druggist and learn
about this new and valuable remedv
When the children need Castor
give them Laxol, It ia palatable.
Daily Health Laws.
Oil,
Don't eat so rapidlv.
it on a chair and be quiet after eat
ing. Your stomach is not a coal bin.
When you feel uncomfortable after
eating roa hare eaten ic-o moch, and
you nej Jov'e VejreuMe Sarsapariila.
If roa suner from rhearcauem watch
the sbwts. Don t get bet ween them; if
damp dry I hem.
Cure your rheumatism with Joy's Veg
etable Ssrsararilla.
Keen flies out of your house ; they are
germ carriers.
Wear flannel undergarments.
Keep your feet warm ; your head cool.
When your blood ia thin you feel cold
in the least chance. When" your Wood
is thin take Joy's Vegetable Sarnpariila ;
it wiii make rear blood red, rich and
thick.
Des. it will do to tale Joy's Vegetable
5arsaparilU now.
When you get off you bicycle after a
long a arm rau, pat oa a coat.
If yon are going on a trip take Toy's
Vegetable Saisapariila.
htranire food makes strange stomachs.
Joy's Vegetable Sarsapanlia reaches the
stomach, cleanees the stonach, and re
news the stomach.
No appetite? Take Joy's Vegetable
Sarsaparilla. Keen appetite.
Accept nothing but tbe genuine when
you a.k tor Joy "a Vegetable Sarsaparilla
Worthy Your Confidence.
The sncoMsj of Hood's Sarsaparilla in
conqnering scrofala in whatever air it
may manifest itself is vouched ior'by
thousand who were severely afflicted by
this prevalent diea$e, but who now re
joice over a permaneut cure by Hood's
atsapsrilla. Scrofula may appear aa a
humor, or it may attack the gUnds of
the neck, or break out in dreadful run
ning sores on the body or limbs. At
tacking the mucous membrane, it may
develop into catarrh or lodging in the
lungs ieai to consumption. Uome as it
may, a faithful course of treatnent with
Hood's Sarsapariiia will overcome it, for
working upon the foundation of all dis
ease, impure blood, the system is tlar-
iaei and vitalised, and visor, strength
ana ueaati restored to the bodv.
All Ceeesasseaa It.
Ask your physician, jour druggist and
your friend about Shiioh's Cure for con
sumption. 1 hey wiU recommend it. For
ale by I ohy & Simeon.
The Ills of M eanest
ContlipaUon, canses more than half tbe
His of women, hurl s Clover Root Tea is
a pleasant care for constipation. For sale
by roshay s Mason.
A Fart War, a a, new in s
v-onsvrnytion, Lalmpp. Pneumonia.
and all Throat and Long diseases are cured
ov Mjiloft a Cure, i or sale by r sshay &
jtason.
II aes Uvea Every stay
Tboussnd of cases of Consumption,
neinma, vougns, lows and CToup .re
curea every day by Mnioh s Cure.
a Xalaral Beastlier
Karl's Clover Rot Tea purifies the blood
ana gives a clear and beautiful complexion
tor sa'e by Fothay and Maton.
far Drsaepu
and Liver Complaint you bave a printed
guarantee on eveiy bottle of Shllo s Vital
tier. It nevor fallj to cure. For aal he
I shay & Mason
Catarrh Cared
Health and
Shiloh's CataTh Remedy. Prico cO cents
Nasal injector free. For sale hv rack,.
& Mason.
Karl's Clover Bool Tta
is r sure cure for headache and nervous
nstasesr o'hlng relieves so qnickly
For sale by Fothay & Mason.
IL'gh Art Custom Tailoring.
Besides his regular businnan W t
Graham is prepared to take orders for
high art custom tailoring by a leading
house in New York, onlv union inr-
employed and first class work guaranteed.
au auiua oi garments made from tla
nest line of gambles ever tMn i i
bany, a fact easily appreciated hv an .
amination ot the sample book. Suits from
ioup.
O. C. & E. Time Table.
Passenger Leaves Yannina at t m
Arrives at Albany at 11:50 a.m. Leaves
Albany 1 :0A, arrives at Bay at 5:40 p. ru.
Mixed Leaves Albanv for IWrr.it at
7 :44 a m, arrives at Detroit at 12 :15 p m.
Leaves Detroit at 12:55 pm, arrives at
Albany at 5 :30 p ni.
Freight Leaves Albany at 7:15 a m on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Ar
rives at aquina at 4':C5 o ru : leaves Ya-
quiua at 8:15 a m on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays ; arrives at Albany
at 4 ;oo p. oi.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Acala BUM t'w
AjnxAHD, Or., Dec fi.-Tbe Ager-KIa-math
Falls stage was robbed again, about
midnight Wedneadav, by tbe lone high
wayman, at the foot of tbnTopsy grade.
Johnny Campbell was driving, and was
compelled to cut open tbe pouches Tbe
robber took everything in sight, besides re
lieving the only passenger, Mrs William A
Wright, Of Klamath Falls, of her chancre.
; amounting to about . The robber rode
a bone, but stood behind a boulder beside
tne read wnen giving bis commands; and,
after they bad been obeyed, mounted bis
borse and rode ahead of toe stage to the
top of tbe grade, where he parted compa
ny. aching Serlews Tea
Wamhikotow. lw a nri.il. : ;. hu.
as before stated in the' Associated Press
fuW?a, ?' 0)41 administration is aware
ri . d "dwhury's reply to Secretary
Olney s note of July last, touching the
Venezuelan boundary dispute, is adverse
to the oronoaiuon rn ri; t,i. .
the lands lying westward of tbe fschom
burgk line, the fact that the reply itself bas
not yet reached Washington precludes the
idea of any speedy action by oar govern-
uu;u iu luis matter.
Will Sea rraaeasea Of ItT
ASHISOTOW. Dec a -Artie nrmn,
ons for the assembling next Tuesday of
he reoablican natinnal mmmiHM Ia malaM
the time and place for the tational conven
tion are being made. Tbe executive com
mittee of 1 members meets Monday night,
and the fall committee will he ralUd tn or
der by Chairman Carter at 11 o'clock Toes
day, in the Arlington betel. Large deJe-
Kauona are expected trom Putaburg, &an
1 nuoKo, irucago and St. Louis.
rear Hlaers Harder.
PHOEXIX. Ariz . Dec S. Poor miners
are reported killed by Apaches near Globe
roaa, on tne Apache Indian reservation.
The miners ate understood to hare been
camped on tbe bank of tbe Gila river be
low old ort Thomas. Tbe murder was
committed Wednesday, and hence mart
have been by an entirely different band
thin that which the dav before killed Mor-
nil and bis daughter at Ash Springs. 5
miles distant No fears are entertained of
a general ootbreak by any of tbe dozen
Apache tribes herding oa the White moun
tain reservation.
Tke lew CaatsTeaa.
Wasrisgtow, Dec. 6. The new con
gress up to this time, has been aa nnosu
sily conservative one ia tbe matter of pro
posing new leirulation. Fewer bills than
usual have been introduced, and most of
those were for projects which failed to pass
the lAstcongresa. Plans for the admission
of Oklahoma, Arizona and New Mexico to
statehood have again made their appear
ance. ami u
New Tors, Dec. C Lazaxd Freres will
ship $1,500. OX) in gold; L Von Hoffman k
Co., tlj 00,000 in gold tomorrow, and Bar
ing, Wagoun k Co. have bought $200,000,
god bars, in opea market, for shipment
tomorrow, making the total thus far to be
shipped $2300.000. AH these eagage
mecU ara f yt gr4d bars.
Chicago, Dec 5. A special to the
Tunes-Herald from its Washington corre
rpcadent says:
War between the United States and
England is threatened. It can be s verted
only by surrender on the part of Fngt.
The contention over the Monroe doctrine
has reached a stage which will prod ace tbe
gravest anxiety oa both aides of the Atlant
ic until the facts become known. 11 the
Arrawicaa congress anil support the pres
ident, aad of this there can be no doubt
Great Britain will soon be given the choice
of rarrsztsenng or fighting.
ae rsstrS.
RosEBtrao, Or., Dec 5. The Shasta
umited passed here this Burning in two
section. The custom has beea to change
engines here, but this morning the trains
went larougn, engines caring beea sent
to Green's station, sax miles sooth, where
Use change was made. Tbis was done to
prerer.t peopie getting oa and off here
Use man jumped from the train a mile
oath ot here, and came back in a rather
ditapidaed condition. Tbe other
gers tot this place walked from Green's
a Battle rest .at.
Kkt West. Fls. Dec 5. According te
advices which reach here from Havana, tor
Ca'isEs have once more woo a victory over
tbe Spanish troops. Generals Gomez and
Sanchez, with 3X4) insurgents, encounter
ed Generals Saarez Vatdez aad Garriel,
commanding 2500 Spanisn troops. Three
nonrs of aerperate figuring was waged, the
Spaniards retiring with a loss of 3lO kiiied
and 3kA) woaaded. Among the kiiied were
several officers.
re Bas sat tta.
Losnow. Dec 5. The correspondent of
tbe Daily News says:
"The venal press here eoDgTafulates the
saltan upon the success of his reforms and
of his repressive rneamrea. Today's news
is that AO Armenians were killed in Kai
sarjeh (Caesarial, aad that a massacre has
occurred at Krhniet. ia the vilayet of x
seroooi. about SO miles east ol tbe city of
Lxxeroura.
a Bs Fail are.
. CatCAOo, Dec 5. Embarrassed by their
inaouiry to meet outstaading paper, A H
Andrews at Co., the largest school-sapply
boose in the world, was forced to dose iu
doors today. Tbe company made aa as
signment to Frederick A Bolbrook, the
seoetary. The assets were given as be
tween $500,000 and $00,000, and liabiti
tiea between 0,iA)0 and StOO.OM.
iistisa's rawttassk
Washtsotox. Dec 5. Representative
Hermann, commenting on the story that
toe surer smghta were going to ferce every
candidate (or election in Oregon to pledge
himself unreservedly for free silver coinage
at a ratio of 16 to 1, said tbat so far as he
was concerned be would have nothing to do
with the scheme, adding:
i am a republican, and will stand oa
the republican platform."
Tacoma, Dec 5. The Canadian gov
ernment has let a contract for the carrying
of mails from Juneau, ia Alaska, to Forty
Mile creek, which is also in the territory
alwan claimed by the United States, but
which Canada is now asserting- a claim to
ll is said that for a tbreigit country to let
a contract ror toe transmission ot mails ta
we ternary oi anotner government is
something that is practically unheard of in
international affairs. It would seem that
it WOttid OnlT mean thai the Dominion nf
Canada, Great Britian's depeuiencv. is
bound to OPhold at all hazards her rJaim tn
that strip of territory extending from and
taking in Juneau to the rich gold fields of
tue t uaon river.
Ceagreaa' Bwlngs.
VtASHrSGTOX. Dec 4. The awals
worked today, while the house enioted a
recess, out moat oi toe Dusine3 transacted
was of a routine character. Haar a ho wart
a disposition to co-operate with tbe presi
dent in dealing with the Turkish qoestion
by offering a resolution deaouncinir the re
cent atrocities ia Turkey 'and assuring the
executive branch of cordial endorsement by
cuua-rws oi a viirorous course for toe pro
tection of American citizens in Turkey and
tee suppression of barbariti nrainxi
Walersea Talks
Omaha, Dec 4. The Hon Henrv Wat
erson is in utoana today. Speaking of the
prvxtueni a message, h said:
"Nuthing Will com of iL (Vinsrersa will
notdoanyUiingatall; and if the repubu
cana are wise, they will simply pass tie ap-
Sropriation bills and go home. With
ifferenii political majorities in the two
houses, and Mr Cleveland in the president's
chair, it is idle to hope for any agreement
upon important measures oi tegutauon.
a BesnseraUe Town.
IDEPKNDKRca. Or.. Deo. 4. Ben Bay-
den, the old-time democratic warborse of
Polk county, was in town yesterday, and
said to D. W. Sears, chairman of the state
central committee: "1 say, 1 say, we
must have the next state democratic con
vention at Independence. It's now the
only democratic town ia Oregon."
Cheiera la Bass la.
St. Prrk&siirRO, Dec. 4. From No
veniber 23 to November 30 there were 47
cases of cholera and 14 deaths here. For
the week ended November 16 there were
&S0 cases and 110 deaths in the government
of Velhynia, which is a large decrease.
Seventy-two cases and 26 deaths have oc
curred in the district of Berdicheff, in the
government of Kieff.
Dr. Price's cream SJtkinjr Powdei
vwsraaa tiriai mssal Mali an an raw, ass
FOR THE
HAIR
and
II SKIN
A warm shampoo with Cutlcura Soap,
and a single application of Cutkars
(ointment), the pat Skin Cure, clear the
scalp and hair of crusts, scales, and dand
ruff, allay itching, soothe irritation, stim
ulate the hair follicles, and nourish the
roots, thus producing Luxuriant Hair,
with a clean, wholesome scalp.
Cear.Saw
THROUGH TICKETS
to the EAST via the
Union Pacllic System.
Through Pullman Palace sleeper
Tourist sleepers and New Reclinin
Chair cars
DAILY PORTLAND TO CHICAGO.
Trains heated by .cas and cars light
ed by Pinteeb Light.
Xime to Uliicago t nays, mats w
Sew York 4 days, which U many
boars quicker than all competitors.
For rates, time tables aod fall infor
mation, apply to
Ccaaxa k McarrxrTH, azenta, Albany,
Or. Or
R W Baxtos. C E Baoww,
Gen'i Aaent, Diet Pass Agt
135 Third St, Portland, Or.
EAST AND-SOUTH
THE SHASTA: ROUTE
Southern Pacific Co.
CaEsara ,sjiisss T -Ins
Daily
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tiasL al
ttcTa a I At 8sa
AJsy
Ar 1 1 5 a is
Lv sear a
Above trains sjtop at East Portland.
OrecoJ Citv. Woodbara. Sakm. Turner
Mar -cm. Jeffenon. Albany. Albaav Jane
t'oj. Tang-.... Shedd. Hafeer En-jeoe.
Creswe 1. D'a.a, nnd all staons from
Roseburg sooth to and ndul'n? Ash'an
Wm
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DLiinar Cars on Ogau
SECOND-CLASS SLElflNS CARS
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Aibsbv and Corval'is on ect with Tai-i of
OCcE-B;.
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Tfcroupla Ticlietf
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rrama. Aral Albany.
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Ha
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3 c--:-" m
art -ler-recei far tfcc.-- Cal-5
povouy biavrcsf. raxs.
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whect. PnuestsaodeL
We arc Fact DC Coast
Areata. Ifrccle cxta-
lo n ,sast" i il frccrrcg
fetl Jut! tiAin prices, etc. aaswvs wan-res,
riTAlinf A nanSATOk CO-.rrrahrsia.Cal
BAASca Hocsv aji Mains., Los Ajegetes.
K. McNEILL, Eeaetver.
TO THE
EAST
erves Tax cHorcx or
TvTO TRANSCONTINENTAL
ROUTES
GREAT
NORTHERN
union
PACIFIC
VIA
DENVER
OMAHA
45 D
VIA
SPOKANE
KIKXEAPOUS
AND
ST. PAUL KAKSAS CITY
low rates to all
eastern citiss
OCK AN STE A V EttS
EAVE PORTLAND EVERY 5 DAVS
.. roa ..
SAN FRANCISCO
For tall details call on
CckkAX & MoNTkiTK, Albany, Or
OR ADDRZ8S:
. W H RURLBliRT,
Gat.PA .Aol.1
POIVI LAND, OR.
Ai JSTEQltTS Erbngj-Gslgrg.
for He
or Sick
3
ijaaiianfia Hrua h:
lwp.aAiueiaia. Aati4uts for Akoboikj
- - ctm. a aiaaq
THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL fO,
151 S. Western ree. f H.'CAGS
glte rViaas'a cream tt&kia Porrxiti
World's Fair rUeasa award.
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