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WETHERFORD a VWATT
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J WHITXCl
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COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For Representatives
11. Ok WATSOiN, Ot AlDMiy
H. W. McELMURRY, of Tangent.
S. I. SHORE, ot Scio.
For County Judge
S. M. GARLAND, ol LDanon.
For County Coromiseiontir
V. E. POTTER, ol i ox vaney.
For County Clerk
O. A. A KCxl Ida L.V, 01 A many.
For Oocnty Sheriff
11, BLAKfcUl, Ot Brownsville.
For Countv Recorder
MARK P is ERY, of franklin uiB(
For County Treasurer .
A. J. OlUr lWfltttl i oi
For County Assessor
BOB. M. MILLER, of Halsey.
For School Superintendent
C F. BIGBY, of Sweet Home.
For Coroner - ...
O. BREESE, of BrownBVille.
These are not hiith priced times.
It is always Interesting to see a party
professing harmony where chaos pre
vails. Our present congress would be im
mense if it could attend to the business
of the US as well as that of other na
tions.
The renublican county convention is in
session today, a laige t.ody, too large for
convenience. . The result ot their pro
eeedings will be considered by the Dasc-
ockat more in detail as the election ap
proaches.
There is evidently more wire pulling
against Hermann than for him . It was
circulated for political effect that be
had lost the delegation in bis own county,
when as a matter oi fact be bad it solid.
It is none ot the Dimocbat's business,
bat there is nothing like fair play.
The Sultan has presented to the
Loot re Museum tbe celebrated Tello
silver vase. It was discovered in 1SS8
by M. De Sarsee daring his excavations
on thes!ghtof the antique city of Sirpon-
It is a piece of Chaldean fabric of
the most remote antiquity, and one of
vhe oldest examples known of engraving
on metal.
Tames B Eddy is after the Umatilla
county republican eonicresaiunal delega'
tion. us came od this morning ana wu
remain here long enough to do all in his
power to capture the nine votes wmcn
this county will cast in the congressional
convention in Portland on April 8. bere
have been several after the Umatilla
delegation, and all Kueeees as to who will
eaotnre it are Dasea on opinion merely.
E.O.
Kistern Oregon mast be hard np tor
material to even permit the name of J B
Eddy being mentioned for congress. He
has made bis record as railroad commis
sioner and that ought to last him for life.
Tbe republicans in congress displayed
their venom, on Friday, by passing res
olutions censoring Minister Bayard for
speaking bis booeat sentiment in re
gard to protection and monopolists. Tbisi
act of the House of Representatives, in
cited by partisan bigotry, waa uncalled
for,antagonistic to that liberty of thought
and speech guaranteed by tbe cootitu
tion, and demonstrates tbat political
basis can descend to lowest and meanest
death to vent its spleen on a politics
antagonist. Greencastle Star Press.
A book baa been written advocating
ths abolishing of ail laws for tbe collec
tion ot debt. Abstractly such a law
would be entirely out of place. It A
owes B he should pay him, and it is tbe
duty of LEX to lend all tbe assistance
possible. Ko amount of argument can
change tbat fact. It might be said tbat
it would stop the contraction of debts
aad that of course is tbe object; bat tbe
result would not justify such stringent
lav. At tbe same time it is to be re
gretted tbat there is not a cbecic to tbe
unlimited and reckless contraction of
debt. Perhaps tbe author would be sat
iafied with a law making deadbeatism a
penitentiary offense.
Henry Watterson.
Henry Watterson baa worked very
hard lecturiog for tbe last year or two.
and tbe result is, they tell me, that he
has $25,000 in bank to tbe credit of bs
private account. This tarn be expects
t increase by $3000 before tbe middle of
April, when be will fail for Eaiope, tak
ing bis family witb bim, and stsv there
a year or more. While abroad he will
write a biography ot Abraham Lincoln,
which will be bis magnum opus.
Everybody wi'I rejoice in Watterson's
inceess for be is tbe best fellow that
ever lived . Only in late years bss be
been a money saver; it be bad begun
earlier be wonld be a rich man. As it
is. witb a salary of 115,000 a year from
bis great newspaper and a snog bank
account, tbe wolf will never cross Lis
threshold. He is well qualified to write
the biography of Lincoln, for, although 1
oa tbe opposite side in tbe civil war, he
knew Lincoln as tbe friend ot bis father
in boyhood and baa studied his character
thoroughly and svmpatbetically.
Moreover, Watterson hss ad more
than anybody elseto do witb bringing
tbe South to see ths greatness of Lin
coln's character. Depend npon it, be
will write a book that will live. Cor
respondent Chicago Times Ilerald
Oregon's Governors.
Since its admission to statehood, Feb
ruary 14, 1859, Oregon has had bat nine
governors. This record is of long ser
vice equaled by but tb.-ee other states,
all of which ware admitted to the Union
later than Oregon. Tb?se states are:
Nebraska, admitted in 1867; Nevada,
1364, and Colorado, 1S7U. Of tbe nine
governors ot Oregon, three ate dead and
tbe rest are living in varioas parts of
the state. John Wbitaker, who was the
execntive head of the state on its adrois-
iin to the Union, in 1859, and served
till 1862, is tue oldest living ex-governor.
Hi was born in' Dearborn county, tndi
ana, May 4, 1820, and at present resides
on bis farm in Lane county. Addiion
J. Gibbs aad George L. Woods, ho
were the next governors and S. F
Cbadwick, whi ruoceedel Lafayette
Grover, hava pissed to their rest. Mr.
Gibbs was giveruo' from 18G2 until 183".
He was bora in Chaturaugus couuty,
New York, July 9, 1823. Mr
-'uikji,
who succeeds i Mr. Uibbj a chief tx -
cativeoftbesta'e, iu 18(30, was born in
Boone county, Missoari, in 1831 or 1832.
iatarette u rover, who ai present resides
in Portland, was the next incumbent cf
toe highest psution io the state, lie
was inducted in'o office in 1370, and was
re-elected but did not srve the lull term,
being e'.ected to the U.iit-d States sen
ate before its expiration Mi. Grover
was born at Bethel, Oxford county,
Maine, in 1823. ''Note tod Comment"
jo Portland Oregoniin,
Vote the k,tlegu(ars" out.
Mr. Glass was not hard enough.
Wire palling may nominate a man for
Office but It takes ballots to elect him.
f here were 45,600 fraudulent registra
tion In Chicago. That It a very wicked
elty. : " '
is entitled to the sympathy of the
world.
Harvey Scott has sons crsr.y on the
money qaietion and wants th Republi
can partv to go along witli him
Capital Journal.
The Dkmochat doesn't care a fig whom
the republicans nominate for congress
man. ItLdoes enjoy4 though, telling
what it thinks about the situation.
Mr. Pngh developedl considerable
trans-th for sheriff, but the Dbmoceat
put him in the wrong place in its pre
dictions of the order according to vote
received.
The three candidates for representa
tive on the republican ticket will have
to make themselves clear on the Scan
cial question. It will be an interesting
thing when they do it.
An interesting tning in the congress
ional fight is to sea some of Hermann's
most enthasiastie supporters of former
years new working against him as if their
lives depended npon bis defeat.
It is coating nearly 160,000 a year to
ran Linn counly where the democrats
need to ran it for about 30,000 Don't
von think tbese are economical times
that justify a return to Jacksonian pnn
ciples of economy T
The "Regulars" had things pretty
ell their own way yesterday. Tbe
voters ot the county will have things
their own way next June. They may
conclude not to be ran by "Regulars,"
bat to have theoffii'es passed around
some.
The Dkmocsat would like to see tbe
assessors office ran ny a democrat again.
The democrats used to do the business
tor from $1500 to tlSOO a year; but un
der republican administration it baa
cost nearly three times that- The new
system certainly has bo, iucreaeed it
that mrcb.
Tbe dropping ot Ja lge Duncan and
tbe nomination of Dr. J. W. Cole, of
Scio, for county judge was an eye bulger
Dr. Cole for county judge ! A man on
tbe street suggests that the Dsmocbat
remark that tbe court boose janitor
would be more competent for the posi
tion. Tbe voters of Linn county certain
ly will never permit aoytbing like tbe
election of Dr. Cole.
The Methodists are gradaai'y wsking
np at Dover Delaware. "The Wi'ming-
tsu Methodist Episcopal conference re
jected, by a ?ote of 107 to 7, tbe propo
sition to restrict lay delegates to the an
nual con Terences to men only. The con
ferear adopted. 109 to 17, the proposi
tion to change tbe rales so as to allow
laydelegates to the annual conferences
ta be mea or women. That's sensible.
The women are really tbe backbone of
the church and ought to have a voice in
their government.
7ifr J A McFeroa might poieibly dj
very well for sheriff if wheat were a dol
lar a batbel; but it is a fact, and not a
political statement, tbat be u not a bard
times official. Since bis taking tbe office
be seems to have been laboring to s
bow much be could make. Where his
predeeeasor ran tbe office io a very effi
cient manner with one oSce deputy, ex
eept for only a few weeks in lb busiest
season, bs bas required two moet of tbe
time besides a host of deputies thioogb
the county, as bas often been comment
ed on by the public after the publication
of tbe monlbly cost bills, tba defeating
tbe provisions of the statute forbidding
the pavment of mileage. Another fat
thing we mention at tbe outset for voters
to consider is tbe msnner in which be
bas made big wages keeping county pris-
ocers, of a bom there have been a large
number. rl be law distinctly permits tbe
payment of (5 a week for toar prisoners
and 93 a week where there are mors than
four. For a long time there were seven
or eight and the sheriff1 regularly pat in
bis bill and received pay at $S apiece for
all of them, knowing tbe law well. H
undoubted' cleared f 100 a month on
boarding prisoners alone, pretty good
tor bard times. In the history ot Lion
county only one man has ever eoccded
himself as sheriff, and tbe remarks be.
ing made make it pretty clear hat tbe
record, will stop there for tbe present.
If the next legislature of Oregon which
convenes in January '97 is composed of
men wno wisn local on useless expen
ses they will abolish the railroad com
mission and save 1:0,000 to ths state
treasury; tba board of equalization
which costs 10,500 should be thrown in
the jaax shop; the attorney genera"
office should be pitched out ith it
5,000. All salaries ot county efficers
should be limited lo $1500 a year. Tbe
committee clerk expense sbou'd be cot
down from $23,009 to $5,000 for the ses
sion. A thorough cleaning op and weed
ing oat should be gone through with io
the insane asylum; all useless officials
in that institution discharged and all
sane paupers returned to their friends.
The state penitentiary should be con
verted into a hive of industry, instead ol
a loafing place for criminals as it is now.
Toe governor's psrquisilies should be
eat off and be should be paid fair wages
for extra work imposed upoo him out
sids of bis rooetitulional duties. He
will have talk enough ol economy daring
the campaign, but men asking for suf
frages of. their fellow citizens should
plainly pledge themselves along these
lines or be elected to stay at home. Ws
have had enough of legislative spend
thrifts. Let us have a chang toward
economy and practical business.
Grants Pass Courier. The republicans
two years ago pledged themselves to
economy, but they went decidedly back
ontbeir words.
Tbe arrange seats which were belrg
made for a reunion ot Union and Con
f derate war veterans in New Yoik City
on July 4 and a parade of ths boys in
gray and in blue, and which was in
tended to be a feature ot the celebratii n
to empnasize tiie uisappearance ol set-
J tional feelings between the North and
South, has bee l abandoned.
111 i mma
The 8a em Journal writes a co umn of
affy for T. T. Geer. Mr. User's geer-
1 ing Is sadly out of order. That is the
trouble with Gier. The Journal says
that ths mm who rs.ies on merit get
left. The statement that Mr. Geer is
not a dead inaa is very refrsehiog. We
are glad lo bear it. The truth is that
Mr. Geer will never have enough cogs to
get very macb.
SATURDAY NIGHT THOUGHTS.'
Th a past week hat been ot.e alive with
politics, overshadowing all other consid
erations, and at this writing the editor
gives bis thoughts at lbs end of the week
full play upon the subject
First came the republicans with con
fidence tn every stride, due. to the clean
sweep of two years ago, end with a take
it-for-granted way about them that It
would be repeated as a matter of course
They seemed to forget that they had in
the midst of hard times, bee n making
record (or extravagance that the people
had Iteen watching from month to month,
the percentage of Increase, in the cost ot
running the county being noticeable, due
to no one officer, but to the entire ad'
ministration. The fact is true that the
republican party is an extravagant one
in power.
The convention was at loggerheads as
to what they sbou'd do. The members
were decidedly mixed. Tbe result was
As poor a ticket
As a whole as t hey could have put np
it is not a political statement when we
remark that it i extremely weak. From
present appearance, judging from a re
publican standpoint that cannot becov
ereuup, the weakest nomination was
that ol Dr J W Cole for county judge, a
close second is A B Stafford, for assessor.
Then comes McFeron. Millard commis
sioner is a remarkably weak man judg
ing from the comments ot those knowing
him. A commissioner should be a good
business ruaa. At least two, if not the
entire three candidates for represents'
tive are gold bug, a fact that will be
duly considered before the election.
The democratic convention followed
the next dav. The delegates came to
town quietly, made no stir, worked care-!
fully for harmony, and nominated a1
ticket that could not be improved upon.
Of course it is the place ot the Dkhik kat
to commend a democratic nominee; but
it does so witb pleasure and energy on
this occasion.
Look at the make np of the ticket.
The representative ticket is strong.
H C Watson is a lawyer of solid judg
ment, o! experience and rate discern
meet, a man whose sympathies are en
tirely with the masses. H W McElraur
ry is a successful farirer, a man of broad
ideas who appreciates a situation, who
bas the good of the masse, not alone of
tbe few, at heart. S I Shore is a live
basinets man of Scio, np to date, who
will stand for everything that will bene
fit tbe masses.
S M Garland is a lawyei and knows tbe
law. He is remarkably careful, thorough
ly business and the jud'.cious and pains
taking manner in which be a'tends to
basinees has been often commented oa.
The Democrat is particular; confideot
Ot Mr Garland's election.
W E Poller bss one of the fioett and
bt kept farms up the Saotiam It is
the pride o! Fox valley. He is peculiar
ly well fitted for commissioner becaase
be ran his own be sine well.
O A Archibald probably bas no supe
rior in Oregon in a clerical way, and as
for that he is a gentleran from bead to
fert. Brought np on a farm bis interests
are witb the people. Steady ard reliable,
be also poetess s splendid execntive
ability and has the capacity to ran
things bimse'f . A wore popular man
is not to be fuand. lie wi:l niske an
ideal county cleik.
Henry Biakely is not only paant
to meet, popular witb all knowing bimt
but be pSMws that quick, sc'ive char
aeter tbat peculiarly fits bim for shenfi.
He is no sluggard and will not have all
bis basinees done by deputies, bat vill
l as Ue lo earn bit salary. A republican
remarked tbat personally he is a brare
as a lion, keen andqak-k wilted, as ideal
a man for sheriff ss Mr Archibald is for
clerk.
Maik Teery, of Scio, it a s& of Hon.
J. II Pee re. Us was al one time a ta
dent in oar schools, bat for several )eai
bss been a clerk in Tcio. ft is very
active, rapid, energetic, correct, a good
oenman and a yoanc msa of exception
ally good habit tie bas the posh lo
do tne basinees in tbe recorders office
alone and would keep things op in a
mtnoer that wookl a;i'y a'.l l.avirg
batinesa in that office.
Mr. Jeff Montgomery is sae and relia
b'e and would attend to the money of
the coo rty in the proper manner.
Mr. Bb M. Miller of Haieey is one of
tba moat ear rgetic yoang men of the
coaoty. When he does a thin it is
promptly, ran tn'.ly and oa time. Mr.
Miller would be a rasher as an assessor
and that is peculiarly what Linn county
needs This moiaaats in the wiuter
tyle wocld D(.t characterise bis conduct.
A school f aperintendent should be a
scholar, and a teacher in love with tbe
basinees, a man of experience, np to
dat-. Sachamanls C. K B:gby, a
teacher with a s'ate ceitiflcate, who has
had a long experience and knows ths
duties of the office. He is a man ot the
people who would visit the schools and
whose thou Ms would be on the duties
of bis office.
Dr. O 3. Rese, of Brownsville, needs
noeommtnJtion for the offi-e of oar
oner. Dispensary Laws in South Carol
ina. Editor D.mochat :
Writing of the South Carolina "Dis
pensary laws," Mrs Chapio, an ardent
temperance worker, says she considers
that their working bas been most bene
ficial. Drinking bas been so much les
soned and drunkeness become compara
tively rare. What shs thinks ot par
amount importance is that ths state has
no open saloon to tempt the boys.
A man shs knows from tne West,
writes and begs his friends and relatives
to corns and settle in booth Carolina for
this and no other reason. There are
good Sabbath laws, scientific temperance
instruction is taught io the schools and
the people are wakened np to the
necessity of industrial education, as wide
as on the nsual lines In the public
school.
Mrs. Chapin eulogises Elmore Martiu,
tbe chief ot police in Charleston In tbe
interest be took in the matter ot a yonrg
girl enticed from another state for im
proper purposes. His two detectives
detailed for ths purpose, search lor her,
find her, and hand her over to the Sup't.
of purity work in ths w . C. T. U. to re
turn her to her anxiously wait log moth
er. 'The bravest are the tenderest."
Mrs. Chapin adds. L.
Garland receivtd 86 votes, Blaksly 86,
and Peer 87. one for iudiie. one for
sheriff and on f.ir recorder, aa inter
esting fact in view of the circumstances
that the men are ,pread out over tie
county, that there was not a sicgle con-
tast for delegates in the entire county,
aid tbat the numbers were made up 1
(rora different sytsol delegates, and was'
entirely accidental. The combination,
though is a good one and w lib the rest '
ofthetickefawinnsr."
0. Prise' cream tttkioff PowJef '
World's Fair rUdMat AsrarO.
MISFITS.
I Uncover. Joe Simon nmt TTartfi. '
Scott working together for reform 1
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Six of the Linn ceuntv dlmtia inii.'
congressional convention in Albany next I
Tuesday are for Ford, three for Hermann '
and one doubtful.
'l'he fire ensine lmiMi at rnr.ii;
has been put to good ose. It has been
fitted np and rented to the Gazette for
an ollice at 10 a month. The Gazette
will tlo honor to the pi. ce
There we-e several alio of the Tongue
at the Auditorium lust Kridav
but just the same the eloquent and per
suasive orator is skillfully trimming his
sails for the Albany convention. Inde-
peuuence iMiterprieu. ,
The word Albany appears a good many
times in our exchanges nowadays. The
congressional, convention to be held
here next Tuesday is the cause of it. It
looks now as if the Albany convention
will be one that will be referred to for
years.
"Charlie Sears, son of Sheriff George
0. Sears, of Portland," says the Fossil
Journal, "wasm town a couple of days
this week talking county politics. He is
one of the 15 candidates f-r the republi
can nomination for sheriff, and lias the
qualilicalions to make a good officer."
It mm in ll.o fn,M.. If
" " """"jr.
The standing of the republican candi
date for assessor was well shown in the
vote of bis own precinct, only 3 out of 17
voting for htm. A republican from there
ays he can't carry the precinct, though
the strongest republican piecinct in the
county.
The Granta Pass Courier is sent to
ministers and single ladies al half price.
It charges 50 cents for cards of thanks,
1 for resolutions of respect, 5 cents a
"oe for notices of paid local entertain
ments and 10 cents for obituary poetry,
iuo vourier is or ginai ana reasonable
Before llarrv Milter left town Mondav
night he was walking with the proud step
of a turkey co.'k. Hi eye knapped. He
w lum iot vungrawmaa in aiIlt.
Heaent away happv. Salem Journal.
Hep. That is only 12 of enough to nom
inate. The number though is five times
too much. Mr. liermaun will be nom
inated. The nnlv attempt at a first of April
joke whkli grazed the Post otBce today
when an earnest-looking chap came
around and told tbe foreman that the
pressman at tbe state printing office, CoL
Durkee, wanted the loan of "12 pounds
of impression." He was gravely told bv
the foreman that the Poet could not
spare that much iusi then, but to call on
h. II. Klagg, who would duubilees be
able lo give him that mach and perhaps
a good deal more, if he wanted it.
Whether he did get it or not, we are not
advised op to the hour of going to press.
Salem Post.
A prominent insurance man yeter-iar,
one of a group in a lawyer's office, die
cussing the depot site question, said :
"Al the beginning of this century all our
Looses mere lighted witb whale oil, and
a letter, carrried from Xew York to
Washington, .-equired an eighteen-cent
stamp. There siere no letter carriers,
and if one wanted to travel from New
York to Boston, be haj to reckon on
about ten days for the journey, ltwould
seem trom their actions concerning this
depot tbat tbe methods of our grand
fathers were still in voee with many
Astoria u a." AMorians.
Mr. Hermann continues to do some
live electioneering. He telegraphed S.
II. Krivndlv of F.u,ene as follows:
"SiusWw bay get $27,000. Bill will be
reported tomrrow. Will try for more
in the senate. The Improvement of the
Willame'te river l?".c-n l'crtland and
Kugene is safrly under the contract svs-
lew. Tf the halern Journal be iel
graphed : The r.ver and harbor bill su
reported today. We bold ail item se
cured in committee, and Orvg.ii: fares
r!L
At a meeting in t. Louis A. K. Ham-
nionJ. a-lrertistng mansper, said: Tbe
ad vertieera of t day are the brightest and
most projrressive bunnes mea of tbe
hour. Tby don t need instructions as
io bow to protett tiieuiel vea against
fake. Tbe advertising office of tbe
largest advertisers in ibis city contain
plainly pnn lex 1 signs, which convev tbe
information pointedly to all "fakirs"
tbat adverUM'tnenu are p!a-ed in daily
newspapers only. If a charity program
is presented, the quick-witted advertis
ing writer, by a few welt-directed ou-
tiona, determines whether tbe charitable
object pays from fifty to binetv-fivo per
cent to tbe solicitor or not. If it is de
cided that the cause is a worthy one.
copies of the program are purchased, or a
donation made, in preference to tbe buy
ing oi wnat is, practically, worthless ad
vertising space.
Allaioy people expect to celebrate next
Sunday as Kaster. A a math-rot fact
Kaster was last Sunday, on this coast,
though next Sunday east. A dispatcb
from Tacoma in the Exsrainerdated Last
Sunday mads: It was Easter Sunday to
day on the Pacific Slope, although prob
ably not more than halt a dozen people
knew it. Those who did know it are
ambitioai astronomers and mathemati
cians. They find tbat the Cm full moon
afur the spring equinox pat in an ap
pearance on this Cot shortly after 10
o'clock last nisbt, and it is a fact that the
first Sunday after the first full moon af
ter tbe spring equinox is Easter Sundav
the world over. But in this peculiar
case, sail to be tbe first instance ot the
kind since tbe beginning of the Christian
era. onlv this part ot tbe Pacific Slope
has its Easter Sunday a week in advance
of the rest of tbe world. When the moon
filled Saturday night, reckoning by Pa
cific Coast lime, it was already Sunday
in New York and London. Consequent
ly tor the east and balance of the world.
exeptirg the Pacific Coast, the first Sun
day after tbe spring equinox does not ar
rive until next Sunday.
Some republicans hava beea heard
from who dare pass some reeolutioae.
At the primaries at Wells the following
were adopted: Whereas, owing to the
general depression in the finances cf the
stale, and the low price of commodities
sold to pay taxes, and the unjust prin
cipal of taxing the whole for the educa
tion of the few, therefore be it revolved,
tbat no more money be ptid to state,
normal or high schools ot any descrip
tion from the treasury of the slate, and
be it further resolved, tbat no money be
paid to any benevolent or sectarian
school within ths slate. These resolu
tions are not intended to affect apppro
priattona to common schools of the state.
All kinds of fancv dranerie ' for the ac-
coi modation of lady patron at Tinkles.
.....Scott s
Emulsion
Will Cure A
Stubborn Cough
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aoc aad ti-a at alt drnggteta.
TELEGRAPHIC.
'
Terrible Taitare.
CtEVKl,su. O . Annl 3. The stories
tnftt ave been told coi.cerninir the torture
inflicted by tbe Spaniard in Cuba are more
than confirmed by fi F Taylor, who ha
jut arrived in this city, after a residence
of three years in Havana, lie said:
' The worot bas not been told. 1 have
known of prisoner ling strung up by tbe
thumbs at Moro catf , find left for day at
a time at the mercy of the vicious flies
which were attracted by molasne sinered
upon the victim s face and chest for that
purpose. Mauy other forms of torture are
prtcticed t?pou the oiifortunaU captives.
Psilllral LraeVra Shut.
Tamps. Fla.. Anril 3. Letrin received
from Cuba today sute that last Tuesday 17
political prisoner were shot in the foi tress
Cabanas in Havana, .and that 2 were to
h tve been executed on Wednesday.
The Itepat VmrmttnL
isTORiA. Or., April 3 -The location of
tbe railroad depot in tbe center of the town
was decided upon today at a meeting of
prominent citizens. The owners of tnoei
of tbe property needed for the site donated
their holdings, and plans were adopted for
raining the money with which to secure the
balar.ee, on which options are held. As
soon as the lest deed is io, which will be in
a few days, MrHamrucnd will commer.ee
work on tbe road throogb the city and tbe
depot
Tbe Bill Brawled.
Washikgto, April 3. TLe river and
harbor bill of tbe 54th contrre. waa mm-
p'eted by tbe committee on river and bar-
tors, and reported to the bouse by Chair
man Hooker todav. Tbe total amount ap
propriated by the bid is. in ronnd nnmlon.
tlO.OOO.OlO, and provUion u mail tor con
tinuing work already begun.
Oregm Vaquina bay coooract. 11,000.-
OOO; continuiDK, ri5 000; Coo bay en-
vtuhx, iw,w; areaging, l,3I; Fort
Orchard, at Grave Yard Point, 203.00J
authorized, and tbe balance of the appro-
pitauun ior oaruor oi reruge on the I a-
ciac coast to be ued at this point; Tilla-
nixik oay and bar, f!7,C0U. .
At It Agata.
WaSIIIXGTOS. April 3. Th hntia In
day revived tbe agitation if the Cuban bel
ligerency question iu connection with the
conference report on the Cuban reooti.,o.
It a not expected tbat there would be
uiiko ueuav, but uoutelie. by hi vigorous
orp jaition, prevented action today, and the
chnoce are now that the bill will ran all
day tomorrow,
Tbe Klrer mm Marto Bill
WASUtsorox, April 2 The river and
harbor bill bas at butt been completed, and
will be reported to congress tomorrow. It
carries a total appropriation of $9,600,000.
and proride for ii0.00O,OUO worth of work
to be done under tbe continuing contract
system, to be paid for by future tigresses.
I be uregon appropriation follow:
Coos bay, Ne-duccs j-Uiea $93,000
Tillamook bay 17,000
unvitrer and dredging inner harbor
Coos bay 14.390
fVlunibia river below Tocgae point, 50 000
L pper Columbia river 5,0 0
Lower Willamette river 50.010
Coquille river 20,000
Mouth of SiaLi w river 2i.000
oagin waters of Columbia river. 1,000
L pper Ccqaule mer IO.UuO
L'mpqoa nver ' . .Oft)
Coo river, completing improvers 'U 5,0(O
iixKr, ciMupieucg imp 9.UUU
Xeslooca river 6.000
Willamette and Yambiil riters 31,000
Aa laaUaau Warmer.
La Posts, Ind.. April 2. William
Kemper and John Limpke. cf Otis, this
county, engaged in a fneodly eootea for
boils supremacy in a aatoon at tbat pi ace
ywrerday. After a few pasMa, Kemper
strock Limpke in tie abdomen. Ice in
jured mu tell oncoostioa. and remained
mi uiitil Uday, when be expired.
Kla Setae,
Post land. April 2. Tbe Frank-Iluroe-Miuto
combine was defeated at tbe repub
Ucan primaries yestd.y by the taxpavers,
notwithstanding a most ce-pera'e mhd vio
lent meaer adopted fey the t&e-holders'
rio? to defeat '.fee ill of the republican
rrty. and to erntrot lie oty and ccun'y
cvt-ver.tloo. Tbe scene al a majority of
t pc!un;r-p'.H ere without pvallei in
tbe bUipry of tbe Xortbwest. The entire
poike force '4 tbe cry ws devoted to tbe
ose ot tbe ring. "
rtaa Tea kM
ArrcaiA. April 2 A Bom!f of Vier
men of this city made a raid on tbe fin
traps juUj f Sand is acd, in tee vtciaity
of Baker' bay. ton imrnios. and. with
tbe aid of a nsp oler I c ousin to tbe
1 ubetmen i ri-cine Union, lie piling
of a number ot traps were drasa, sod rv
eral piiedroer were w reached from their
Oiooncgs and sent adrift over life bar into
the ocean. Tbe affair caused intense ex
citemect among tbe traponerx aad cus
todians. A a 4terta kkedr.
Asroi 1 1, April 2 II Topping, a fur
niture dealer of thjciS, committed suicide
by blowing bis brains out at 9o'c:qck
this evening.
Topping only retarded a diy or two ago
from California, where be lud taken his
lfe for tbe beneSt ol bet- health. Ii cook!
not be ascertained deSbitely what was tbe
immediate cause cf tberalh act, but it is
b-lieved it wa chiefly dae lo financial
diflkaUie.
t-' rerlrer r,.
Okeoox City. Ami 2. -Hon Peter
1 sqoet, who baj been asTring several
mouth with a thxuarh disotder, has grown
rapidly worw daring tbe pt few cUjs,
and tonight hit dedth seem only a mailer
ot a few boar.
A Train elod Tsk
Lebaxox, Mo., April 1. The eit
bounl ."annoo-bell train Xo. 6. on the St
Louis San Fraacisro railroad, was held
np three miles east of On city at 1 A5 A.
3a. today, by three masked men, and tne
safe was blown open and rabbed.
The robbers boarded tbe train here at
12:50 A. XI .. and af :er reachimr the scene
of tee robbery, overpowered the engineer
and fireman, stopped the train, and witb
tbe engineer in frost, marched to the? ex
press car. The messenger, refusing to open
up, tbe door waa blown open with dynam
ite, sod tbe safe cracked and its contents
removed.
CaaiMenM rrellaa.
Woopncas, Or., April 1. Word was
brought here tonight that there is much
excitement and bitter feeling in Buteville
over the killing of Frank Kelly yesterdav
by jarae iAjzier 1 here was Ulk of a
lynching paity being organized tonight to
punih Hosier. Some feeliug exists against
Coroner dough, becaase beheld a secret
inquest yesterday. It has also been learn
ed lroni pretty good authority that a war
rant will be iued tomorrow "for the arrest
of IVwier on a charge of murder. Mr.
Itarier wns at his work today plowing, and
did not feel uneasy as to his safety.
The St I Elrellan.
Proytdkscb, R. I April 1. With
only five districts to hear from at midnight,
tiovernor Lippitt is re-elected by a plural
ity of over 10,000. The total vote, with
live missing districts, is aa follows:
Lippitt (rep)..... , 25,115
LitUefiold (deni) 15.6S3
Lippitta plurality
Lat year tiovernor
stale by 10,7-1.
9.477
Lippitt carried the
Blasaare Klrlhdajr.
Fkikhiuciisrch, April 1. Prince Bis
marck was 81 years old tod ty, and i n hon
or of tbe event bands played in the Schloss
Park ail morning. Representatives of the
Hamburg senate, beariuar congratulations,
and several friends waited upon the prince,
who also received many floral tributes and
presents, and large numbers of telegrams,
including one from Prince Henry of Prus
sia. Crowds assembled about the gates.
Trp asked For.
London, April 1. Owing to the gravity
of tbe situation in South Africa the govern
nient is taking steps to dispatch 5000
troops to the Cape of Uood Hope. The di
rectors of the British Chartered Company
have formally requested the government to
order the immediate dispatxh of 5000 reg
ular troops from Cape Town to Uuluwayo.
a fare seised.
Washington, April 1. Senor Dupuy
de Lome, the Spanish minister here, has
received word from Spanish diplomatic
and consular officials in Central America
saying that the sUamer Bermuda, bav
oa board munitions of war tor the insur
gents in Cuba, hat been detained at
Puerto Cortes bv the Honduras govern'
ment and her cargo seised.
" in 'asssasssnaassMaw'sssBSa
its rolled
The Japgest piece of :
Good tobacco
wer sold for 10 cents
The Coming Convention.
Tbe result of the congreiooI conven
tion to meet in Albany Tuesday is a very
hazy one. It is decidedly mixed. As it
approaches tbe chances for tbe nomina
lion of Hermann grow kss; likewise tbe
chances for Ford, while tbe rtfoepects of
H. B. ililler increase. Mr. Miller is a
single gold standard man, and thereby
hangs tbe tale. In the lien eoantv del
egauoa it is possible Hermann wiu have
three votes, tbe other seven instead of
being for Ford aa stated by tbe Dawo-
ckat ar simpiy ami-nermann. As a
matter of fact tbev are not Ford, bat in
all probability are with one or two except
ions ior n. c m titer, nermann and
Ford are free silver men. Miller's
chance are getting strong on account of
bis gold proclivities, tbe gold bogs haw
ing gotten in their work in a good many
counties. Tbe proceedings of tbe con
vention will be watched witb great inter
est dj Aiuany people aa well as tbe en
tire stale. It will consist of 12ri dele
gates. ! Bay SrawacA
Osxco Cttt, April 3. Anthony, aged
15 years, ana Thomas, aged 13, sons of
Mr and n Casper bodies, who nve oa
Fourteen- h tn-t near tbe railway tre'Ld.
were drowned in Mots kke thi hiteraocm .
Tbe btUe feUows were npon aa old raft,
wbxb they had roed across tbe lake with
a piece of board. As they apf-roacbed tbe
abof e oa tne return trip, the raft which
had siaeboari around the top. began to
take ca water, and the boys became fright
eotdand joicped cverboard. Tne. water
wa deeper than they supposed, and they
drowned within two ted of tbe shore.
Steak r Rrm. Commeocinsr April
2nd tbe "Xew" "Fast" and "Commo
dious steamer "Rath" will make dairy
trips between Portland and Corvaltis.
Leaving Portland on Tuesdays Thnrsdavs
and Saturdays at a. nu Leave Albany
for Portland on Mondays, Wednesdavs
and Fridays at 8 a. m.
Do Not Despair became yon have
tried essay cedkiaes aad have failed to
reeive benefit. Betrember that Bond's
Sarsaparitla cures when all others tail to do
any good whatever.
Hood's Pills are tbe best racily rath
artic and liver medicine. Harmless, re
iable, sure.
imuit axcaltl Laws.
Don't eat so rapidly.
Eit on a chair and be quiet after eat
ing. Your stomach is not a coal bin.
Wbea yon feel uncomfortable after
eating yoa have eaten too moch. and
yoa need Joy's Vegetable Saiwparilla.
If yoa suffer from rheumatism watch
tbe abeeta. Dont get between them ; if
damp dry them.
Core your rbenmatiam witb Joy's Veg
etable SArsapariila.
Keep flies out of your boose; tbev are
germ carriers.
Wear flannel undergarments.
Keep your feet warm : your bead cool.
. When your blood is thin yon feel cold
in the least cbanse. When toot blood
is thin take Joy's Vegetable Sirsarrilla ;
itwLHmake year blood red, rich and
thick.
Dee, it win do to take Jov's Vegetable
Sarsaparilla now.
When yoa get off vou bievcle after a
ong warm run, put on a coat.
If too are going on a trip take Toys
egetable Saisaparilla.
Strange food makes strange stomachs.
Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla reaches the
stomach, cleanses tbe stomach, and re
news the stomach.
Ko appetite? Take Jmr'a ri.M.
Sarsaparilla. Keen appetite.
Accept nothing bat the genaine when
asking for Joy's Vegetable Sarsapariila.
BE OBSERVING?
Cash for poultry at E. M. Robertson
Tbe beyt fresh rmwnw an.) rm.tiu.
Cunn & HusUn's.
Ladies tbe latmi fhi s .
dress made by Mrs. McLean.
Good treatment at Conn and Hastens,
and their goods are the be.
SO os. savon sown at Pneka n.
only 6 ceat a bar. Thi it a world better.
Dr. G. W. Maston.
geon. Albany Or. Calls answered prompt
ly in city or country. K
Drs. H. E. and 11 TC j
residence in the post office building. Spec-
vu uuKNuea ot women-
New O.C4E. Time Table.
Time table Ko. S. n;nwi k- i.-.:
Stone manager, and a Sullivan, acting
superintendent, is out. First class
mixed will leave Yaquina 'dailv. excem
iiudav, at 6 :15 a m. arrive at Albany at
13 m. leave at 1 :l.V nmvn . iv..:.
:10 p m. Train will leavn Ui;i .;i
except fc-unday at 6:50 a m, arrive at At.
wny an ijw a iu, leave at 1 K p m and
arrive at ao,uina at 6:50 p m. This is
w ocrvice man waa at nrst reported.
COME ONE, COME ALL.
Julius Gradwohl Will Give You the
Lest Bargains in the City.
I wish to inform the nnblie. thai T -;i
reduce my large stock ot crockery, grass
China ware and silver ware, and
Will Sell out mi entiro ntaob- . i.
- v a, v. 4IVIIUI!,
goods at cost. What I say I mean. Come
m and price my goods and I will prove
to you tbat I am not deceiving you. ut
mean business. J.Geadwohi.
Ton can get some of the finest ham
pat up of Haight Bros., oprjoaitn th n.
oclat office for only 10 cents a pound aai'aer It never falii to care. For sale by
well as choice bacon and lard. None better Poshay k Mason
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. S. Patent office, Waab
ngton,D.C. A Cerroti, San Frsncifeo, can wiping
machine; G W Cleveland, Little Bock,
Wash., fire escape; H Ekrem, San Pe
dro, Ca!., winfb; J V Frort, Loe Ange
lea, eraporative refrigerator; E S Glover,
San Francbco, temporary binder ; D K
Howe, Portland, fly-ease; J Lynaos, Saw
Jose, Cal, frnit-d:pr4ngapparatas; AJ
Moriey, Chela . ista, CaL, combined
cuiti valor and weed cutter; H Scbaake,
San Francisco, combined crimping and
beading machine; J E Schneider, Lan
caster, Gal-, device seen ring borsea
while shoeing.
Over in Illinois tbej have started oa a
new lead to control tbe Ikjoor basinees
and enforce tbe liquor laws. Tbe La
Salle coon! grand jury baa indicted
officials in four TiLages for not ei-forcing
tbe law that reqars tbe dosing of sa
loons on Sunday. The oatcome of this
depart ore will be watebed with absorb
ing interest, and if it be found that tbe
grand jorors bave foreseen a richt there:
will be a sweeping round-op of rre.sute
officials all alocg tbe line. Lod opia
ioa secies to brt tbat a gnodeaee wlb be
made asainst some of the tndcted cS
etaJs- Starr Press. Woaida't there be
five time io Oregon if that rt.tHiH be
rome tt.e law."
If tbe issne was jast one between
Hermana aad Ford, om had better take
the deepest water. Bea'iy tbe Ford
compaiga is rather low mater.
y tatal auU-la. thfjeawng .eadt
aseaned ption ot taa ear. Taere i oajv a
Sir to care Deaiseas. aad iha im br
Ilniial iiaawiica. Deafness in enaseaf hf mm is
Saaaad eonrtiitnw of tao mneooa lininr of IM
EatwacaiaaTnbe. WaaaUuatnbefetsunaaaed
Maharoarmmotiasjaoaadar bBperfeet aetr
Ins;. and wbea It is entirety closed Deafness m
ace rann, aaa inif u iinwinKwa c
take) oat and tan taoa iwuuil to tta l
cwwditKML. a nnir will bo 1lubiiiA ft
nine r.aar a oat of tew aro rawed by catarrh,
wnjca is notame bnt aa ulinarii einaWtirinB ol
tfte roncoitU narfnoaa.
V will etr One Besdred XM1ar (or aar
ean of Deoaeas rcasaed bv catarrh) tn- ena-aotbeenped-HaU'a
CSlsiik Cam. afor
Stros "-ii"-, free- V
'arvaaxwr t&c
To Portland in One Day.
Beginnisg Wednesday, ipril I, tbe new
steamer Albany, e esaatiy farakned. ib
cSading new pwrto. will ran between Cor
valiia and Portland on the foilowieg sched
ule: Down river. Moadavs. WnMdn
and Fridays. Leave Corvallis 1 a m; Al
bany, S:I0 a m; BaeaaVnsta.9d&a m; In
dependent e, 1050 a m; Salem, 11 JO a m;
newoerg, X p m; arms fort land, 6 JO p
m. Uo river.' Toexdavs. Tburwiara n.)
Sabirdays. Leave Portland, 6 a m: Kew-
berg. 100 am; Salem, S :30pm; Inde
pendeoce. 5 pm; Boee Vista, 79 pm:
Albany, 9) p ra: arrive Corrallia. 11:3)
in. .
Roaad trip fare, good for 30 days,- to
Portland, $2; single fare to Portland, tl.25.
Tbe above acbedtls mean no score lay
vers at Saiem. Faest time and sde
bjrbtfal trip. Portland dock foot Tarlor
etreet Apply to H. tS.Saery, dry ticket
agent Albany, Oregon.
Special rates will be given for tea or
ore days and epecilal excursions gives
a Sundays. "
m
Loaves of Breau tor tl.OO.
Let everybody cone to the Star Bakery
nd ret 40 ioare ol heth bread for ti.oe
cash.
C MiTkt,
Fortke Laags.
Elder kUon W. Steers writes from Port
land, Or: There is no rnedkine for the
throat and lungs tbat I can recommend to
ministers, public speaiiT and eingers,
with toe confidence that I can the S. B.
Cagh Cine." For sale by Foahay A Ma
oris at SOois per bottle.
mmm
Try Tinkle tor Photos.
Airmim Wakjs. The superiority of
aluminum ware is being (renerally admit
ted. It is not only light and easily band
ied, but very durable. It will not oxidise
and is nndcabisdty tbe beet thing for
kitchen ose. Albany is being canvassed
for different kinds of the wars. By ail
means place aa order with the agent.
A MAN'S A MAX,
Bm its abie advantage to him to wear
wU lanndried sbirts and aaderviaibing.
The Albany Steam Laundry, Richards Jt
Phillips proprietors, make a specialty of
genUemeos work. Free mending for,,
men besides the first class laundry work.
A superior high gloss finish to shuts
collars, cuffs, etc.
l ark Commissioner ot the large eastern
cities alwajs recommend the planting of
nursery grown shade trees ia preference to
those from tbe forest, as a moch larger prv
portton of these will live. A fine stoct of
varioos kinds suitable for street planting at
The Albany Nurseries.
0 2sn St. H. Broders is now in bis
new and neat brick, where be will keen
: keep
of all
a large and choice stock oi meats
kinds, uive turn a call.
S"a atvspepala
l and Liver Complaint yoa have a printed
I Kuaanteeon every bottle cf Shito's Vital-