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ALBANY. OKMJON. FRIDAY. 31 AY 189(5.
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GIVEN AWAY
' Consisting of one sheet of FARM BtTELDINGS and one sheet
Cf 7a Subjects. DOMESTIC ANIMALS, etc. These are to
please the children. The Farm Bouse and Animals can
Z be cut out and made to stand, thus making a complete
Miniature Farm Yard.
3 Ways to Get This Farm:
8 6 Gonpoasi or
Z tjGIlQ 1 Oonpon and 6 Cents ; or
. 10 Cents without any Coupon, to
BLACRWCLL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO.. DURHAM. N. C.
and the Farm will be sent you POSTPAID. You will find
one Coupon Inside cech 2 ounce bag, and two Coupons
Inside each 4 ounce tag of -
BlaoM
Buy a bag of this Celebrated Smokine. Tobacco, and read the
. i . i . r . i i i . . . ,
coupon, wuicu gives a us oi uuier premiums anu now to get mem.
S CENT STAMPS ACCEPTED.
The Indestructible "Maywoocr
BICYCLE.
On port Hodtm.
Host Reliable. "
Host Datable
o
STRONGEST
. "Sfbssl on Earth. -
THIS S75.00 COM
PLETE BICYCLE
vr, ' - "At
A WITH COUPON.
PATENTS 555r lSOl
Oct. 3, 1813
Ian l. itens
Jan. SI. 180S
Others Pet-dins; (5
The "Haywood" Is the Oronfrcit anti simple bir-irte tnr rande. Adapted for all kinds ol
roads and riders. Hade of material that is mtfiti, ro-gh and nirz': simple in construction,
easily taken apart aad pot together; has few parts: is of such try cotiKtruction that its parts
will hold together erea in an acci ent: no boliow tnlune to cros!i ta ct every ceotact: a frame
that cannot be broken: ee simple that its adjusting parts serve as its reanectinjr parts: a ne-t-iece
crank in place of a dosea parts; always ready to five reliable and rapid trEnMxrtation.
FKAHJi-ImproTed dooMe diamond, sruavriuiteed fur thi-c-c yean, iinrfe of -inch cold
rolled steel rods (cooehest and strongest metal for its weight hmrat; joined toctoer with
aluminum bronze fittings in such a triJOcT tbst it in ter4Maii-lr to inr-.k or st part work
loose; a marvel sf novelty, simplicity v)U dsM-si'ilit-r; tfco crert-t co-ni-innUon of incenuity
in bicycle mechanism known, to build a rrajee wuiwDt braid. i-is and tubiu?. ax yon know
that rramescontinnaily bresk aad fraeSrtre ex brazen yir;ts. an.i mbes when tLev are buckled
in cwot be repaired. WHi.ii.s swnch: warranted wood rims. piai!0 wire tsurcnt spokea
and braes nipples. HCB3 Larse birri pattern. 1 IKk "Ariinclr-n"' bo, pipe or Kor
ean Wriirbt tjttick Bepair. r some other tust-clss pnmat-te tiie ? UEAKlSi. Bail
bearings te every part, inclndins wtwejs." crank axle, f.ecrisr bead and peda's. CIPS A Sit
COXES Best quality tool steei, caceieir? tempered aisd iirr.lcneJ. l liAl.VS-lIicb gTade
hardened centers, rear adjustment. CKlSKS-Orj oeiebrctid one-piece rmk. faily pro
tected by patents: no eotter pins. KEACHSaortei. 2-inches: lomrcst. ST inches. OKAK
CfprTi. FltOXT FORK- Indestnictible: fort crowa made irom rnn-brrel steeL HiSDLE
AB Berersible and edjnstahle: easilv adiosted to anv peeit ton desired: rain's horn f nr-
Bished if ordered. SADDLE P. A P., Gilliam, or some other nrst-cia tnnke : Ei4LS
Bat-trap or robber; fnll ball bearing. TVS ISH Etu-.meied m black, with all bifcrht parte
nickel plated. Each Bicycle complete with tool bsc pnmp. wrench and oiler. Weicht ae
oordinR to tires, pedals, saddles, etc 47 to 3 noonds.
$t Is ear Special Wholesale Price. Kerer before sold
for less. Te qnickly introdnoe the Miywood" Bicycle, we
have decided te make a special eonpon offer, civins eyerr
reader of this pansr a chancs to set a hrst-ciass wheel at the
. . . f - ' . VHI". . v .j. 1 r " u I JHII.M' w it .
we will ship to anyone the shore Bicvcle. &care!y crated,
and cnarantee safe delivery. Honey refunded if not as
represented after arrival and examination. We wil ship
C O. D. wilh priyOece of examination, for 36.00 and coepm
ntonded tSJO is sent with order as a rnarsntee of good faite.
A written bindkur warranty with each Bicycle. This is a
chance of a lifetime and yon cannot afford to let the eppoc
t niity pas. Address eTi orders to
CASH Bti.'ERS' UNION,
6a West Vaa Borea Street. Bx 71 oj, CHICAGO. fU
Coupon Na. 2( 03
tooo rr
A Campaign FaisehotiJ Nailed.
BrowkbvIluk, Ob., May 14.
Edi or Democrat :
We the undersigned liave been well
acquainted with Henry Blakelv, now le
fore the vottrs of Linn county for sheriff,
ever since a small boy, and never knew
of him being drunk, notwithstanding
what the Daily Herald of May the 9th
eaye. " O. P. Cosiiow.
8. P. IUruek.
J. II. Glass.
F. M. Jack.
Lcthkb Whits.
V J. M. Moykb.
Another Falsehood.
The friends ol Henry Blakely who are
trying so hard, but utterly in vain, to
make people think Mr. McFeron's man
agement of the sheriff's otlice has not
been strictly straightforward, clean and
honest, should bear in mind that Mr.
McFeron has never been indicted bv a
grand jury for a penitentiary offense nor
was he ever put under bonus tor such a
crime. Herald
The inferance above is as false as an-
othr charge refuted else where. The
hint refers to a matter occurring over
twenty years ago in Eastern Oregon,
which was dismissed entirely to Mr.
Blakely's credit, and was proven to be a
malicious, unfounded charge againtt
him. He was never placed tinder bonds
hor anything of the kind The charges
against Mr. Mcreron, which he admits
to be true, and did so iast evening, are of
the present age. and the Democrat is in
formed by an Albany attorney are of an
indictable character. A correspondent
wilt review this uiatUrin to-morrow's
Democrat.
The Teacher Examination
is in progress in the college building,
under charge of Supt Kutherfo d, as
sisted by Prof. Michener and Miss Car
others. The following teacher a are te
ing examined :
R S. Acheson. Shedd: Sdwlt Bean-
drean, Rowland: J. C. Booth. Waterloo:
J. E. Calaran, Jordan; Gertie Davis,
Lebanon; H. t. lierrick. JIunsers; O.
It. Diniriddie, Brownsville; Xonna
Fronk, Lebanon ; Mrs Florence Hammer,
Spicer; Mrs U. A. Hannibal. Albany;
k ellie Hogan, Philomath ; O. L. Holt,
Scio; Cora L. Hudson, Tangent; Fran
ces Jennings. Brownsville; Vena Kearn,
natenoo; Aiaua ieily. bcio; .Maggie
McDonald, Scio; W. McKinney, Hody;
.ixzie McLeod, Brownsville; Annie
Morgan, Lebanon: Elmer Keal. Browns
ville; Huber Rice. Waterloo: Geo. E.
Ross, Lebanon ; Katie E. Runk, Harris
burg; Hattie Starre'.t, Scio; U. W.
Stricklin, Scio: Lillie M. Titus, King
ston ; Watson Townsend, Rosedale; f.va
C. White, Lacomb.
Licenses bae been issued for the mar
riages of Henry Kellow and Sini King,
and Homer Mills aad Agnes Gay.
The Y. P. S C. E. f toe Concreca.
tional Church will spend next FrHay even-
in? wttn ilus .ellie Ungje. at ths family
residence, cor or v ajout and Tin stress.
Rev. Chas. Wishart, of Monmontn.
r r ' fr I 111., will arrive in Albany next t-alur-
Z n SjV? f I day and will preach in the U. P. church
; 11 i tli nwl
IF SSIT WITH
ORDER FOR
No.
3 Wayweod
Are built in
11 -. J.1... T- '
H lilitJ 1L gcSli I lue aautitJiT, were tame.
the next day and every Sabbath for
three or four months. .
"Mr. Beth R. Hammer, a well known
Salem lawyer was in the city yesterday.
Mr. Hammer was showing some samples
of John A. Carson's chat ting, w ith some
lac la in connection with them besides
which those in the Harvey estate, pub
lished by tue etztevman, and copied by
IGYGLESl a id Best
Equipped
Fantorv in
m m w at MTa w p
HlOnES!Cf Hinn Kitbe World
" select the Waverly because titer have learned to know the dif-
t.iraJ fere nee between a wheel that is actually hiehzrade and rne that
tAiJCiitijvu ;sginiIv claimed to be. Some others mav be eood but the
JUttCfS" Waverly is the highest of all high grade, fccorcher (3 heights)
85 W, Belle 26 and 23 inch 75.00 and $85.00.
Jf APE BT
ISDIA5A BICYCLE CO.
VDIASAFOU6, IKD
. Rich Strike at Anidcni
The reports of Mr. Jackson, the miujr,
of the doings at QuarUviile, are of a
character to increase the general confid
ence in the mines there, and to lead the
publiu to believe that the ore is of
higher urade than has generally leen
supposed. While investigating the bon
anza and putting the property in comli
tion, Mr. Jackson, discovered an eight
loot UHlge, ol great possibilities, reach
itig from the surface and was situated so
as to be easily mined, which he reports
the richest ore yet found, there, prob
ably surpassing the recent and in the
Lawler mines. The bond on the Al
bany mines expires on the 17lh, and it is
probable by that time. something defi
nite will be known in reference to their
(Utuie control.
Big Job Ahead.
Mr. A. B. Hammond, Messrs Larsen &
Greenough, and Mr. Kelson Bennett,
arrived in the city yesterday. The bid
or the construction of he balance of the
line of railroad above. Tongue Point to
Goble, the pile driving through the wa
ter frontage, and the depot at 8.ow Bay,
were filed with the engineers yesterday
afternoon. It is understood that Messrs
Bennett. Larson A Greenough, and Corey
Brothers are among the bidders. It will
take the engineers several day to figure
np the various propositions and make
the awards. The results will be an
nounced as earlv as possible, as Mr
Hammond is anxious to push the work
as rapidly as can be.
In conversation with an Astorian rep
resentative yesterday evening, Mr. Ham
mond statid that owing to the shortness
of time it would now be a very ditti:ult
natter to have the duio' and gronnds at
Scow bay ready fur the sumuiur travel ;
but that trains would be runnii gino the
city from Seasule very soon, whether
they got up as far as roow bay or not.
"It is diuicult to realise the amount of
work which wiii be necessary in order to
put trains through the city. " Everything
must le built on piles, and the work for
the foundations of the depot and side
tracks, wharves and turntable will cost
ten times as much as the building itself.
There will also be a small rou.id house
near the depot to accommodate engines
which cannot b conveniently run over
to Fisvel." Astorisn.
Populism and Anarchy."
Alb?, Oa., Mar 1 1.
A. J. Hodges,
Aenl
THE BOYD GRAVE VAULT:
40,000 Hemsa Bodies Mat3ated every year ea DinnCsg Tables ia MeaksJ CeOeges
ia ffce Uaiiad ttMsa.
Protect the deed. Thousands
tt (ran robbed aantnilr. Ko
(rare, regardless of location, ia
amfefrom the ravages of the bn
au eboul. The Bon Gxatw
V . I71.T .aords soeitivs sad abeo-
ltit Mcarity esisst U Grave
jfcoooer, aaa wowu wta wui
aad body from daaiBtms, aiold
aad dscsy, and from barrowinc
teAbssfateJy Air-tiaU aad
Wstst uroeC
Mad whollr of Btawaxt tN
aad buUmM iron, aad i srae
tieaiiyiadasrractilii. Should b
esed ia srery intemot. Ott
13.CU in actual as. For aala by
osdertaluia. man at a br
Chpin Ckesiical Ctu,
Sariasnawi, Okie.
4-5 For Sale by Albany Furniture Co.
5 REASONS FOR BUYING
CRESCENT
CYCLES
The McMinnviile Transcript.in speak
ice of a brother of the eentleman fur re
corder in Yamhill county, says: The
name ot new nt in lain lull county has
always been heldas asrnonvmof h'oe?tv
and uprightness. Jndge H. H. Hewitt
made an exemplary school superintend
ent of that coanty. years ago, and ia
making one of the best judges this die
trict ever had.
F. W. Blum be rs,- secretary of the1
board of immigration of Portland, came
up on the E.more yesterday afternoon
on his way to Albany. Mr. Blnmberg
tatd that the board was doinitaerest
deal of advertising in the Eat, and was
locating many new settlers in various
parts of Oiegon. Salem Statesman. The
office s not yet onered, and no business
ht8 yet been done by the board, and Mr.
Biumberg made no such statement: but
no doubt will be able to do so in a few
weeks.
It was the young ladies turn to show
hat they could do. at the A. O. 0. ,
Hall last niitht, and tint is what they
Jid giving a live pro ain, com-ietine ol a
presentatisn of the "'Peak Sisu-rs" aul
The Old Maid's Repair Shot." The
girls" and the "old women" have now
each given two entertainments. One
more apiece and the judges will decide
upon which side has riven the best series
ot entertainments. On account of the
warm rivalry the Democrat doesn I dart
open its mouth as to the merit of these
entertainments. Each s:de seems con
fident of victory. Owing to the large
nnmbers attending it has been decided
he.eaiter only members and invited
guests will lie admitted. Those desiring
tickets !or the uextentertiinment.whicii
will be eiven bv the married ladies, will
please apply to Mr. B. F. Ramp and for
the. last eotertainmeut to Miss Maggie
darker.
K4tor iX
"Vanderberg expresses a remarkable
sentiment. He advances views that are j
open in their encouragvmect of anarchy." j
The above are tha headlines that ap
pear in this morning s Herald, after
liicU is published an article from W . h.
Yanderberg populist candidate for con
gress) in which Mr. Yanderberg ears
that the .dynamiter ia the effect of a
cause and advocates the removal of the
cause. The Herald apparently does not
want the cause removed. It certainly
wants the p.ople oppressed by unjust
legislation and tnqs lorce them to revolt.
Shame on such sentim-nts. Ian wil
ling tOYobmit the article of Mr. Yander
berg to any sane minted man and abide
by the result. Is it anarchy to i lead ihe
cause ol the oppressed and Coan redden
of this or any other country or must a
let tnecao.se ol crime and poverty exist
and ia our ererr rote aad movement en
courage it in order t hat we may be cabl
ed patriots.
1 suppose he would have cs meektr
submit and whenever crime and poverty
crop out point the linger of scorn and
say mat is me result ol anarchy, in
stead of a-king what causes anarchv iast
sav that all the ids of humanity are the
result ol too much anarchy.
Say, brother, let us rather look for
some method to prevent the evils that
now exist and by this means eliminate
the criminal and not rtand idly by and
very time a freeman points out a reme
dy cry anarchr. ltespectfallv yours
B. F.' Ramp
Harness
Collars
C leitpcst
Plocc
3 Huy.
Special prices on whlpj fur the
next sixty days.
PoWltB&ToMUSBOa
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Crescents are the only line of medium-price wheels made that sell on their
merits in competition with the highet priced ones a hen placed . side by
" side.
Crescents are positively tl.e highest grade, lightest weight medium-price
bievcies made. They are harwlsoroein design ana finish, light and easy
running, and perfect in every detail.
Crescents are cheap in price only ; they are made for the masses and not for
a class. We give tlie people wnat iney waui. n uvic ....-v..
est orice.
The prices of Crescett Bicycles are right and suit the public. Crescent boy
ers get their money s worm.
This ia Crescent vear. Crescei.t wheels are the rsge.
..r ...., rni Tt'irvcln to he free from anv imperfections in
n,0-,oi ,.r wnrkmsnshin. and aeree to make good any defect not caused
by use or abuse within one year.
S40to$75 For Sale By
Hopkins Bros.
THOMAS BRINK,
All kinds of furniture
and bedding-, and it
you want the most
complete flotr safe.
he has them and his
prces the lowest.
ALBANY, OREGON.
Tee voon" l-eoie cf the rmbyter'an
Cbnrch gave a sot ia lad niht in the A.
R. ball, a well msnaze 1 enjoyable atTtir
J B. Eddy is oneoNbe bilters in Fae-
tein Oreiron who is opportinir Judge
rrthrup-for corgress This U lucky tor
fc:ii.
It is saiu the fusion ticket in Lane coun
ty has bevn given np and that Ibe pint-
lists and democrats will each ran lull uck-
etr.
An effort is being made to induce Piof.
Heritage to r main in Salem instead of
going to Tennessee, and if is thought that
he will consent, provided arrangements
can be made
This ek the Democrat has given
noaee to communications fnm a lepabli-
can, pnpulibt and prohibit ion'w; The
spirit of the press is to give a reasonable
license to correspondents.
Though nothing has been done formally
it is reported that the name of Prof W . I
H. Lee will be put upon the republican
ticret in place ot Miaa Maxwa 1 by peti
tion o( fifty citiKDS.
Wool is coming in s'owlr, still each of
the warehouses has received a c mi-idersble
amount. At tba Wasco to re are some
250.000 pounds, at Mootlvs f.oin 150,000
to 175.0U0 pouods and at tue v. r. s a.
W . about 60,t w, rue ua tf i. .
The baseball scores in the Northwest and
East, made yesterday, areas follows:
Keatt le Seattle 11, vutonao. -Tacorta
Tacoma 17, Portland 9.
Louwille Ixraisvilln 5. Brooklyn 4.
Olevsland Cleveland 14, Philadelphia
R-tvL Mem no. mere a as another
Ur.e audience at the opera bouse last
ni:ht. The discourse was a logical and
loiceful one. There I so nincii poison
ing of the Toothful minds with Ibe con-1
elusions of" High Critics" awl teachings
from some pulpits that the Bible is a
lallible book wi'b its human imperfec
tions, that it is a consolation to hear a
great evangelist declare emphatically
that he beiieves the Bible o le the in
spired word of God and stards ready to
defend this proposition against any and
all claims to the contrary. The sermons
so far have been bearing in the genuine
ness and antlifPtii-ity of the scripture
and the recescitv cf taking these a the
guide to ai! truth. Good behavior. jrki
attention and much interest is b-ina
shown. The snhjeet tonight is "Cal
vary, the Storm Centerof the Ages." On
Sunday at 4 p m. a special mlJretS to
women.
Eetwezs Ecukne axo Jracrtojt At
the May session of commifsiouers court
a petition was presented bv F. L. Cham
bers of this city and 48 others praying for
the establishment of a turnpike r -au be
tween this city and Junction. Begin
ning at the city limits of Knen the road
known as the "River road." extending
through road districts No. 27, 31, 7 and
42.is to be graded and graveled to a point
about one mile north of Junction. The
improvement is to be made this sura
mer with tke first available work in tue
diitriits through which the toad taas.
The petition has been granted by the
court. When this w -ri ia ri npletel it
will make a tlioro ilii'.ire U-leen this
chy and Junction, whic.ii will Ins in good
condition at all seasons of the yenr.
Guard '.
Furniing Item.
Editor Dkmocrat: .
There is no doubt bu' the continued
wet weather is doing a vast amount of
damage to all kinds of vt gelation.
The fall grain pasted through the win
ter in fine condition, and made a fair
growth in March, but the excessive raini
and cool weather simv tht n has caused
it to torn yellow and have a dead ap
pearance. Another eff.vt of too much
rain is to cause the grsin to spindle op
and not etool out as 11 flmuld. There has
been but little spring grain sowed and
Owing to the lilene of the season the
acreage will be small.
This is and will be a hard season on
tie farmers, for a large amount of feed
has b. en consumed, aud no work done.
ami w hen we consider the damaged con
dition of the fa 1 grain and the snail
acreage of spring that w ill be sown and
the ctiancta ot a drouth whenever the
a e it her does clear up, the otitloog is n it
very encou:agiiig.
All kinds of early fruit wa almost en
tirely killed bv the freeze the uiorainir
of March Slt. and the cool rain bare
bad a simiUr effect on nearly all the
rest ; for there has not been enough sun
shine in the last month to propeily de
velop the blossoms, and the rontequen
cea are they wilt most a'l fall off.
1 he SUPIilv of cherries. uluiuS Df titles
and early peam will be far below the
average.
I he early cherry trees have probably
"be tenth of a crop, and this will appry
to an other kinds of rarijr fnU.
1 thing dnud truit will not be such a
dragon the market next fall as ha been
the case for the last few tears.
There has been but very lilt!e garden
ing done and it wi'.l be far into the sea
son before early potatoes cabbafe and
other things of this kind adorn our ta
bles.
The berry crop promises fairly well so
far, as the cool weather does n l seem to
hnrt them so much, tt e feel in hopes
the wet weather will oun erase, and
maybe everything will be all right once
more.
When we U We ail things in-o consider
ation t am r.ot sore that ought to
complain too 01 n. h f.jrotfier cmvitrf-e
are vorr-e that Oreoa in many respect.
TA),i:T, Mv J2.
CoawEvcrne-tT I'a t.ttkv. runday,
Jane 14, II a, m , la--calaureate rvruioa
by Rev. Thos. Bov.l. D II.. of Portland.
at the l'nite.1 Presbt terian churcb; 7:43
p. rn., tareaell exerrtae Y. M U. A. and
1 . W U A. at iie M. E. chutvh; Mon
day. June l B p. w., junior oration.
college chapel; To.lay Jen 1, 8 p.
in., cantata and conservatory ol mnsic
eomnienreaiert, opera h mr; Wednes
day, it, 10 a. ro., commencemen. In-
ited Preso-f terian cbnrch :8 p.m. alum
ni reunion.
I owusg. The Revere team made a
gamy ghl to rrgain it lost ground at
the C ravin 4 Url cnbrand's ai.ers last
night and sut-creJcd in seliit-g lck 40
piiota. Tun score was as (oliows; Pin
Parai.,ters--Dnim, 167. Watu, l'8. Can
non, 132, Cus.ck, 100 5.8. Revert
Pfeiffer, 111, Sowers. 137, Brown, 136,
alon, 144 KS. Chief of Police Lee a
big cgar went to Ruin Dram, and the
mail one to E. D. Cunck. In the ab
sence of Mr. Cusick, Capt. Humphrey,
made the presentation speech and tmok
e.1 it.
Ce nocrntlc Rally at Brownsville
Bbownsvillb, May, 14.
Last eveniug grand rally of the dem
ocrais 01 iirownsvuie ana vicinity was
held at the city hall in Brownsville, ami
the hall though probably the largest in
Linn county ouunle of the city of Al
bany, was completely tilled with an en
thueiastic crowd, stunding room being at
a premiun. Excellent music was ren
dered by the Woodmen orchestra.
The first speaker was H. McElmurry
who, a farmer, called the attention oi
the audience to the fact that Linn Co. ia
an agricultural commnnity and the nec
essity ol placing In the legislature men
who are in sympathy with the agricul
tural interest of our county and nation;
and that high tariff, the gold standard
and heavy appropriations were republi
can mtasuree.uangerous and detrimental
alike to the agricultural interests and the
nest Interests of the nation at large.
That a vote for Hartmus, Summers and
hay,uiean8 a vote lor the single gold stand'
ard, a high tariff, high taxes aud large
legislative appropriations, while a vote
for nison, I'hilpot and Mcfclmurry
means a vote for free silver, low taxes
and an eoonora cal administration.
He was then followed by Bam Hay den,
candidate for district attorney for the
3rd judicial district, ft true scion of the
democratic war horse 01 Polk county
and by Samuel M, Garland, candidate
lor county judge, both of whom, in a
tirui convincing manner, exposed the ex
travagance and abuses which hare grown
op in those respective oiiices under re
publican rule an t in the present admin
istration of their affairs, and pledged
their constituents to a reform ia those
others and a return to their former econ
omy under democratic administration.
Hon. II. C. W atson then look the door.
snd confining himself to the affairs of
our state, taking np the eeeeion Us of
105, the act consisting aoivy of an ex
cessive and unconstitutional appropria
tion directly to the member of that
body of 140,000, and which was followed
a few ilaya later by a father appropria
tion of 1000, directly to the legislature
in one of the many clause of the in
famous general approp-iation bill pa-ed
by the republican legislature of 1895.
After II. C. Watson, in hi clear, con
rise way bad exped to light some of tbe
many shameful features of this infamous
nitrasure. be was followed by HojiI M- A.
Miner who Riade a strong and elonnent
aodress and plea in behalf of the demo
cratic doctriaeof tbe free coinage of sil
ver, and wlio portrayed the evil result
tag from the enforcement of the reuublw
can single gold standard theory. Mr.
Miller, when a boy, attended school at
this place, and ia well and favorably
known here, and made a stirring addee
which w ill long be remembered.
Among other candidate present were
Henryli.akelyandO.fi. Reese Brown
villa candidate for sheriff and coroner
respectively and W. E. Potter for cotrj
nii-ioner.
The demorratf of Brownsville are en
thusiastic and will be found in force on
the fitst Monday of next June.
Revival Meeting.
The subject of the difcourt-e last night
by Her. Ghormley was, "Christ the
Storm Centre of the Age." It was ably
liatidted ehoairg the practical Mde of
Christianity, what it had done for indi-
viduais and nation and what it would
do f-ir lb world. The subject tonight 1
" Victories of the Faith." Sunday nitTti-
ing subject will be "I'ponthi liock 1
Wdl Build My Church." Sander night
Pentecost," A special invitation is ex
tended to every woman ol Albany to at
tend the addres to women at 4 p. m
Sunday. Men are privileged to attend.
F.xctt- Rcsvwav. Mr. Orin Eeim
thi morning started in a livery rig frvrm
Sclmiter a subie. fo tiirvallis, and nad
onlv gine a short ditance, when bis
team becatm- frightened at a wood saw
engine, and ran awav, going west along
6th street at a teritic rale. At Ca'apcoia
?t reel Mr. Beam tried to turn them to
the left, when he was thrown out and
Born, Mar 9. in Lebanon, to tits wife
of Wm. Elkins, twins, a buy and a girl.
A! doing nicely.
Dr. J. W. Watts, of Lafayette, recent
ly testied hi position a mayor rather
than uOiX hi name to a a loon Itoen-
Ir. J. II, Irvine, and son of Hum. R.
A. Irvine, of this city, is a democratic
nominee in Clacxamas county fur reprt-
sen uit.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. li-A-erUoo left
this m ining no a five weeks visit in the
east. They wll be at Zeoia. Ohio, oar
ing the eee-doa of the General AtHembir
or tue w. r. cuurcu.
Mr. J. II. Water of Brownsville, aa
attendant at the asylum. was made happy
touay i me amral 01 Mrs. waters and
daughter. Tht-r will reside on corner
Summer and Marion slreeu. Salem
Journal.
A. w. Lun le l of Albany wii in the
city today making arrangement to give
a conrvrt at this place in the near tnture
It will be given by pupil of the Albany
college tor the benefit of the Presbyter
ian ctiercn. UUbim tx press.
Mis Winelia Hark waa tnarr.ed to
Mr. Chas. R. Cail-vider at San Rafael,
CaL. Wednesday, May 6. The bride is
a former Lebanon young lady aod ha
the best wishes of many friends at this
place. Mr. Caliehder is a young minis
ter, having just eradualt-d Irons college,
and he ami his estimable wile will en
gig in foreign missionary work, guing to
vorea next UU. l.-Usoon Advance.
Mernian thr hcsWwir be in Albany oa
mat -J and
Tle new Rtlem woolen mill is to be dedi
catf-d bxiiirht with a big t!L
The C r.f O field dav has been set for
M y 2:). bavint been po'rn"d oa acennct
ci nun
O F. Paxton h wUVdrewn from the
senvtnnal contest in Itrtlandon acconnt
of til b-allb
Tbe Imtn'eratinn Borl r-wns and office
hv t-en changed to lh t-ahn tlock
'lj.-ining the PosUI teie-mrh office.
W. Yincent Gntvss. rmnlendent
Ibe Indian a-hool at lis Western Sboshone
aencv. Nevada, has been traesierrrd to
the school at fhe Sile'a taenry. Oregen,
The H.trri-boir Mercantile Comnanv
fireil a resnlation with tbe SK-relarr of state
rkanging i name to the 'H aV 8 Trading
Onmpaay. ' and ita headqoarlera from
Harnsburg to Baker City.
Ramsey Son. who have been at Salem
Highest of all in Leavening i'owcr. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
r7T H
4Pn rw.
i&DawiOaLTawLXY PZJIwH
TIIE SHERIFFS CAREER.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Editok Democrat : , Js Jt'"a Cn toT ? -,he no0"
U . 1 11 . m, ui iwi nusiuEtv, rr is., oeing caueu
is o painfully plain to Mr. Me- there br .he endoVn desth r.f h,.6f-rh.
Feron's friends that he cannot amwerj Isaac Fogel, one of the Albany boy.
the charges brought against him, in con-1 thirteen year ago, is in the city today
ducting the expenses of the sheriff's of- 1? the interest of tbe Northwest Casket
nee for the last two years, sud having
looked in vain for something to charge
against bis democratic opponent, they
must hie themselves back about i of s
century to try to find s charge.
As to its falsity, every citisen of Linn
county who knows Henry Blakely or his
lamuy. Knows it is laise. aow for this
man upon tbe republican party, (if thev
ever did owe him anything; have paid it
long ago.
to show the public that tins fel.ow has
not as much erit aa a Lhtcken. we would
like to go over his official career. First.
Mr. McFeron waa made chief of police
ot tbe city of Albany. How did he fill
toe position tie positively could not
stop a dog fight on the street, but stood
by pale and trembling, atd meekly took
a sound tongue lahing, and the worst of
abuse f rem the owner of one oi the ca
nine, saying be did. not want any trouble,
while tlm sheriff ol the county. C. C
Jackson, wa railed in to quell thedia
tnrbsnce. -which be eSectnaliy did. Next :
Circus in loan; gambling games carried
on publicly, and our cinx-ns being law
abidicg. asked Chief McFeroj to slop
each work, as being a disgrace to onr
lair ctty. Chief Mc turned pale, bis
eyes popped out, he fairly shook, and
ne burned himseif borne as quick as bis
trembling legs could c.rry him. Sheriff
Jackson waacaded, (Mr. Jackson is a
mall man, compared tu oar ex-cbiel of
. . 1 . . & . , i 1 . ,
fjuiitvj uut r. iacja 1 orsve, ana
was not afraid to do bis duty, and be at
once went to the tin horns and said:
I'hou t halt not pollute the name of onr
fair city in tbi shameful manner, and
the tin born, noting the twinkle in his
eye, drew in tlieir horns. Then? are but
two latum tu which Chief Mcreron
tailed to do his duty. There are raanr
instance in which he wa called to
route tbe hobo from our fair city, bat be
tarnea green ; was afraid to tackle them.
Brave man :
Ha Mr. McFeron been a faithful serv
ant of the people in the O&ce w inch be
now bo dT So. be has receivrd money
he wta not entitled to. the peotde mon
ey, and when called upon to account tor
ne same ts painfully, very painfully
silent. So much so Uiat bofb be and
hi friend can only revenge tbemseive
by going bact a quarter of a century to
find something in hi opponents history
wi.o wuicu to gt r, even, w uicn is S8
dims a air.
t oters of Linn county, invspe-.-tive tl
pat ty, you do not Deed to gj back 25
year to get tbe present encumbents
hiaturv . "
Take the bttle "wheat" deal tor in
stance, this happened only a few year
nca-
lt is reported that bis illegal charging
is indictable. Tl.e people will not ait
quietly by and have the p'imio money
iransierrcd Irom the public fund to hisT-
pocaet by unjust biSU-. eepeeisJly when
he ha boasted that he knew rhe'law on
ly allow, d him S3 pr week for all over 4
prisoner boarded in the county jail, but
he has taken a pride to charging Vt per
week for every prisoner confined in the
county jail, though that number be one
or nine. ot oniy this, but he has re
peatedly put ia bills for service, travel
ing expense, etc, in various cases, for
Lieu be draw a salary. I say. not
only has he pat in tLeee bills, but has
received the money, and ought to be
compelled to disgorge, in the same way
that .Mu.tnooiah county's sheriff was
handled.
YoteisofLinn coanty. James A. Mc
Feron was once elected chief ot police of
the city of Albany, 'and nerved one year.
tie was numinatea the second time. lAd
be serve the second .-ear? No.be was
defeated on acc.uni of his poor service
and then drove a dray.
He wa elected sheriff of Lina county
and served oae term; be waa nominated
the second time, through come political
wire palling and through ice dirtv work
of some of hi campaign trieods. who
were willing to stoop to any kind of dirty
work, so that they might still keep tbi
finger in the county's affairs, and
at the expense of weakening our ticket
tbrongb the f aaabltng for judgeship, and
wlf-a thtse pari ie above mentioned
have only been identified with tbe re
publican party for a very short time in
this coanty, and then oo!y that they
might have their fingers in the money
box. and hsve their driving botses, and
at the same time hold down numerous
other jobs through tbe city. Voter of
Linn county, shall this thing still con'
tinue? No! He mast drive his dray
again, he is an anfaiUiful servant.
Kettbuca
Co.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B Paxton left Port
land last night for New Castle, Ind.,
where tbey will visit awhile, when tbey
will go to Floriday to locate.
Mr. William Morgan one of Salem's
octogenerean. snd Oregons pioneers has
been in the city on a visit at Mr. Jason
Wheeler's, bis friend of many years.
Mrs. Wheeler is lying critically ill.
Revs. Wishart and Reed ' arrived in
Albany this roon from the east, the
former to reside in Albany for several
months, the latter in Halsey and Shedd,
where he will preach for fie v. Hon) dur
ing hi trip east.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy A, Young left this
morning for Portland, on the Elmore,
and tomorrow night w ill take the flyer
for Sao Francisco, where tber will be
the guests of liJ. and Mr. M. M. Gibson
for lour or five weeks.
lr. I. X. Woodle arrived about a
week ago 1 10m Eugene with his family.
It is bis intention to establish a Gold
Cure Institption ia Corvalli-, and will
make a specially of Keelev cure relate
I The doctor has quite a field to operate
, in. Times. 1
j The Lebanon Express says of the dem
.ocratic nominee lor sheriff: Henry
Blakeiey has been ir tbe city for several
days. He has made many friends snd
will poll a large rote Blakeiey is a
sober, capable and industrious man. He
1 very popular at borne, and ha llw
confidence and esteem of the people
without regard to parties.
Last evening the memlrs of Benlah
Rebekah Lodge, I. O. O. F-. gave a very
pleasant social at their hall. A large
number of invited guests were present
and ail spent a very eojoyabie evening.
Ice cream and cake was served after the
following program bad been given.
Maeic by Mandolin Club, recitation,
Miss Minnte Merrill, vocal 'solo. Dr.
Parviu, recitation, Miss Grade Hard
roan, piano solo, Mr. Candiff, reading.
Miss Helen Crawford, vocal sold, Mrs,
Ie, reading souvenir cards, tnnsie,
Mandolin Club,
A Good Letter.
Tbe Dsjsocrat readers are all interested
in tbe Indian school st Chemswa. The
following letter waa recently written by
an Indian boy there and shows that great
progress is being made in the canning
use of the English language, by the Bed
boys:
"Dear Father I take great pleasure !
ia writing yon my asni monthly letter
stating the condition ol my health, pro
gress, netdnese. etficieicy and industry.
Mr tieaith has been rerr good, wuh
the exception of a large b tit which has
mace its appearance oa my inferior
maxillary.
My conduct has been bad. I got in
jail a few days ao tor the first li'ne in
nearly four year. Of coarse saeh thing
will happen at times. A feiow cannot
a! war be what he would like to be.
Accidents will happen.
Mr progress: hsi been better than it
fortneriy was. S"me of tbe employes
say 1 know too much for ur own good.
bat I continue to advance into the depths
of know led re and wisdom. M v neatness
shows itself tn my letter wr.ting, so it
doe? not need to be described.
My efficiency comes next ia order. I
cannot say what I am competent to un
dertake at present, but 1 can tell von
more about it in tor next letter. I bare
trade now. M- Potter calls it gym
nastic exercise, at the end of a long
bandied shovel, but I think tbe scientific
name tor it is "ditch digging We are
digging a sewer ditch for the school, and
we receive 50 cents per day as a recom
pense, for oar labor. Ererr thing is going
on Terr nicely here at tire school. We
still have Mr. Potter io.- our sapenn-
tendent, aod he manages things to the
best of his ability "
the wagon tipped over
torn off and lull in t ie road as the team
flew westward. They were captured
wet ol the citv. One of Mr. Itoaais
shoulders waa dislocated. Ir. Hill at
tended l.im.
The top was J the WMt k looking or. hop contracts left
Tits Scio eRSAMKar Ed C-ttterlin of
this city, who is sllied with Mr. Kent m
the Scio creamery .reports the new scheme
complete success, ll opened for uusiuess
iast Wednesday and trade nas aireauy
grown considerably. The first churning
resulted in an output oi SI pounds of
uutter, and the receipts of milk a the
creamery daily amount to 2000 jiounds
and it is sid bv the fir-tf Jwy the re-
ceirts will le 3000 pounds. The fa mors
of the locality are very jubilant over the
success o- the creamery and q;ii:e hope
ful of the future. Post
Beater in
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
J, .IOSK.,ii. proprietor '..
Harry McKay, of Oakd.ile, Wah aged
19, is lying at tbe point ot death from a
wound in tbe bead, tbe work of his 15-year-old
brother, Tommv. The brother
quarreled over a Dorse, when 1 ommy eiz1
a heavy stone utter ana nuried it at his
brother, striking hi need, making a deep
cut through tbe skull. .
Walla Walla has a Daniel Webster who
weighs over 300 pounds anc is a bigger
man than (he original Daniel He makes
no pretense to statesmanship but is
butcher by trade, lie has traveled exten
sively in tbe Orient, and lived for many
years in Japan- Ha talks of returning to
, tbe kingdom ot tne mikads. Slateeiiitin
Here is a late pun on words: An ex
change says that apples may be kept two
years by wrapping them in newspapers in
such a way a to exclude tbe air. The
newspaper must, however, be one on
which the subscription has been paid in
I full, or the dampness resulting from whit
is due will cause tbe fruit to spo t.
Bicyci e Toi'rkaiient. A bicycle toui-
nament will be given at tne n.ir vrnuiiu
bv the Albany Bicycle Club on Mav IW
A good pngram will be arranged and
gone attractive prizes given. v nun
race will close the races.
Bicvci.x Res. Bicyclists are invited
to take a run at 7 o clock tonight irom
Ferry street to the fair ground track,
which will be circled. Men. women.
single and married, boys and girls turn
out.
Boys Engineer overalls, 25c per
pair, at L. fc. uiatn t.iotnuia t-o .
SCRATCH
AND
SCREAM
Ur bahv broke out with a rash. H wooM
scratch and scream. It would take two to hold
him .na on ta bu t medieliia on him. W bad
tn hold him aoRuUmes aa hour before a could
get him quieted down. All said that they never
a.w anah a fao or body on an baby as on him.
I had to tls hts hands Hunt tn cloth, olitbt snd
day, for fiv months, hi y sUler had oaed CUTb
CUKA, and 1 began to 0s II.- After on'y on
application, KUiy doum and ittpt a b bad not
for a month, poor Aula follow, lie has not a sear
on him now, and t a fair and hi flesh la soft
as sny baby. While ha bad this dlaeaas I had to
eut the stesvss out of kl clothes, and fit gauze
andorwesr oa hint to keep him cool. 1 nd to
keep pleees of soft elolh arouud hi neck, it was
so wet with molstar from tlx sores, and I had to
Chans the cloth sometime tea or twlr Hues
day. lias. A. IIAYNEB, Lisbon, M. 1.
Srsinr Ct'.. TuiTxiKV roa b.st IIumom
Warm bath, with Ctrrtnv.A Soir. snd fnU asstis.
Sim. of taeieo A (olntm..!). UK anal Ala rurs.
Soli Ihroufhout Ih. vnria. IWTS
Case. Coar., Sal Props, Bomob, U. a. A.
P.10 Sai.m EvasT. At the Vroolen
mill dedication services in Salem this
afternoon the oiwtiii g address was to le
made bv r rank liavev, and an address ot
welcome bv MavorClaad Gatcli. Other
gentleman a ho were to address the gal ti
ering are: Hon. J. K. eatber'ord of
Albany. Mavor tt alter L. loose ol tt cod
burn. Thomas Kay, r Rev. J. P.
Farmer. Charles B. Montague of Leb
anon, snd r.. a. McuornacK. inis even
in the ball will be the leading feature,
and the grsnd march will lead off st 9
o'clock sharp.
A SastiamTihh'.siiiso Rio. Yesterday
the Stewart & Sox Hardware Co. sold to
II. H. Ingram, of. Sodaville, a tf-horse
Russell portable engine and a 28x40 sep
arator. This is the on Hit which has
been operated out on the Ca.aooia by
Mr Hocllich f ir the past lew seasons,
and as it is vet comparatively new it Is
capable of doing splendid work. Here-
alter tt win uo run in ineaniinm vaney
above Lebanon. Mr. Ingrain is one of
the prominent men of that section, and
was one of the delegates from this county
to the last republican state convention.
when he and the other stiver relegates
were given as good a "thrashing" as he
wi'l ever give the grain up there in the
Santiam country.
for Seattle yesterday. They madeanim
Ht rf contract frp thre vear n a basis
of Scents for a gilt edg bop 2 cents to
mace the crop and 4 cts for picking ts
be advanced on the crop. Journal.
Mia bTornbsTg. a Spokane woman, on
Friday brought fa (he romraiiorvrrs'
office. .TT squirrel tabs, fnr which she got a
warrant for 37 cens. This is tbe largest
nnruhor bronchi in vet by anv ladv. an-t is
the result of just 87 shots fired by Mi
b mm berg.
For the convenierce of ail who desire to
attend the picnic ct Dallas tomorrow Ih
O. R. & N. Cos steamsr Ruth will wait
at Independence nnJil 8 o'clock o. m
Ibis will enable all who dentr o rwtira
that day. Give your name to C. W. Watts
so that carriages can be fnrcished yen for
transportation from Independence In Dallss
and return, rare for the round trip only
one dollar.
The Albany Chkamkrv. Business is
increasing out at the creamery every day
and the output now averages about 600
lbs per dav. Yes'erday the amount of
bnlter produced ran up to 818 pounds,
probably the largest amount ever made
in this state in one day bd one concern.
It now has about 90 patrons daily and
during the forenoon of each day our
streets are lined with vehicles lull of
milk cans, going to and from the cream
ery. - '
Next Friday night, Mar 22, a dime
social will be hold at tbe M. E. church.
After a short program a lanch will be
served. ,
Notice. Drivers are requested to drive
on the outside of the fair ground track
as the Albany Cyc'e Club have secured
the use of the track for their race meet
WL" ... ' Mav 30. are working the inside and da
re to keep it smooth.
SATXTEDji.
Some Sensible Suggestions.
St. Lorn St. Looi P. Washington 8
Cleveland-Cleveland 10. New York 7
Pittsburg Pitt-burg 20, Boston 4: Om-
rinnatta IS. Brooklyn 2; Lonisvltle
Louisville J Philadelphia B: Tacoma
Tacm21. Victoria 9; Seattle Portland
15. SeaMIe 12: Chicago Chicago 5. lial
tininrc 5 Game was called on account of
rain.
Ths Drmotrat has onlv nferred to the
official character of candidbles for office,
using no personality. The friend cf
Sbei iff McFeron began a personal fight
against the democratie nominee for sher
iff and the result is a rebrnnj against the
sheriff himself. The article signed by
Republican is by a republican end is tbe
natural rebound of ths attack opon Mr.
Blakely.
Bicycle Acch'ents.
The Preface Accident Insurance Co., of
New York, insures against accidents of
all snd every description, snd especially
from riding bicycles or bail playing,
yatching, fishing, gnnning, on other
The rates are much lower than other
accident companies. -
Double benefits paid u accident o
curs while traveling on a public convey
ance propelled by steam, electricity or
cable.
For full particulars, rates and appll
cations call on C. G. Bcbuhakt,
Agent.
Don't fail to see the beautiful paintings
st the new witktns snd labor studio,
Blumburg bluck,
Albas v, May 16, 1S98
Ent roa Democrat :
The campaign editorial corps of scrib
blers organised by the court house clique
to assist in editing tbe Herald are said to
be engaged in pre paring long tabular
statements concerning county manage
ment which tbey propose to hold back
from publication until the last regular
issue of the weekly or a special edition of
the dai'r, so that the tax pavers mar be
deceived and the tax eaters correspond'
- , I a T" I i . 1 . .
ingiy ucneuiHTu. . nev re saiu to
be preparing a lot of apparently plausi
ble tacts against the democratic candi
date for sheriff. This is an old dodge ot
the Herald. People are no longer de
ceived by it- That paper's mode of at
tack is by innc.endo and slanderous hint.
tt hv- does it not come out openly and
make the charges against democrats that
it daily hints at tn a vague way 7 Simply
because it knows these charges have
nothing uron which to be predicated ex
cept the prejudice and self interest so
closely interwoven in the motives of the
editors ol that paper, vv hy not make
the charges openly and directly like tbe
Dkmocrat has against Mr. McFeron?
These charges were made in so ample
time and o direct a manner that Mc
Feron could have no excuse for not ans
wering them, and yet not a word of
denial from him. Mr. McFeron, if you
did not take fees from the county to
which yon were not entitled why not
dny it. You know the columns of the
Dkmocrat and Herald are both open to
you to sav anything you wish upon tins
ratter. You are asking 4500 voters to
make yo'i tneir agent, their servant.
The position is oneof great responsibility
and trust, ineee voters want a man
who, under no circumstances, will take
cent more ot the people's money than
what legally belongs to mm. it vol
have not done so then you owe it to the
reople and yourself todeny it in the same
public manner that the charge has been
maue. inn writing is not vo injure you
but to sppeal to you to set yourself right
before the people. Will you do it?
1AX I'AVKR.
In reference to the above the Demo
crat is informed that the sheriff is pre
paring a statement showing bis charge
for boarders, seeking to bring out the
fact that as he only did it on several
different occasions, and the over charges
were not a fortune, it was not a serious
matter: nevertheless it wss Irs deliber
ate policy, done on every occasion until
J s n . I . and sin. wed the same dishonest
spirit as if it were thousands of dollar,
'lll'U A Mi AHltr
Eugene will give I3o0 in can prize for
noserttceson tbe4fiiof luly.
See tht Mnt dt-f :.,) i f 'd
at the Llf4 t z.r
There will r.o m rvi.-e- as tue Y. M.
tt rotu tomorrow
fcgga 8c; M Je .i.e W 7c; fr si-e han 8c;
beit ou'ter I5e per roil at P 'jfien'
F. Co's excnmi m arranged f-T tomorrow
bas been DOstPoned one w-k on anrnont
of the weather.
Rememfwr Tinkle i. ba-k at bia old
aland and will make yon the "ties photo
at bard time prices.
Don f faii to ee tbe beautiful
at the new W lkin and Tabcr etuoio
siinnhnrg block.
Have you aer-n-th.e- new . 25e initial
bangle rings, in French's how windo w.
nej are toe latent fad.
Considerable mow feb at DJ! and In
deperdence laut aigbt. but none this side
of the river except in the moon'aics.
Grand Miter 'Sovereign spoke at the
crairt hon-e Wt niicht to a fair sixed su
dience,- princrpAlly on tbe silver qs1iot.
Hn. Harry B. MilW wiil sceikatih
coort bou toniirri TBdafl. tbe man ft
mytery. at the tumor and Re Ghnm,W
at tbe oi era booae.
Tbe Albany b-wid was heard frr m jntt
a we,g to press, and will ne here to nm-'ut
in the exercise on May 23rd InoVprc
deoce Knterpriae
N.Mbit!g take the place cf good neat.
H fight Bro. bare what yon want, care -fully
bought ad nicely ea, aJ scree
tine hams arid bacon.
Another invoice of wrapper aod ladies
Mark dress a irt received at tbe Ladies
Bazaar. Tbe skirt are lined tt.mor.oot
and una with re vet. price $2 00
Tbe river and harbor bill psueed ibe e it
s' and anoVr it the "t i'lsrm-tt ar.d Tan
bill will get $40,000 and Yaqaiua hay t2.rv
000 with costincing cenfract for both.
Micerva r tStfieil. IB trrlnm i.nsl.
died eserd.y. agi 61 jrean. he ma
furmeri' front Lion coanty. bat ras mm
mitted aiiout a year ag from Trootdale.
In tbe inter colIe.iate fie'd day to lie
held ia Salem, among the eoatet3at from
Willamette will be I- H Vaa W inkle, of
this c jo nry wbo u entered in the batcmer
throw and mile wala.
Cvc'ne Davia. of Texas, rcoke ia 1 If
court boose tbi afternoon, ibe pretest
cyclone weafbev is general; y aocred led te
bimoa tbestrevts Ibis thoagh i mi'd
coBcp.red with that in Texas, a ixdieatei
by the dispatch. -
Oar line of Ltdiew shirt waists is t.gw
complete, having it ,eo-iTed all tbe new
eet pattern, ia Us and dimity Tl.u is
br far the swttlee: Sir of goods eyer
sttowa it! A'bany, oil ud e ltm at tbe
Ladies Bazaar.
Tink e ran ratch the shadow, e e tbe '
obstanre fader, and make a haadna.e
photo ot a hoajeiy old maid' or bachelor ;
eitbc. ia tact aenbocy, aad Ibe bsanty of
it i if tbe photo yen get A Tinkle re ne t
ntitactury yon nted not pay foe tbem
ee?
lonatbsB Boorce has btes pla ed in '
nomiastion for tee legUare oa tbe peo
ple' party ticket to fid the vacracy taosed
by the re ignali of S L Craresat.
iiooroe is aK a nomine- tvfrke Mticfaell
repob' icar s . Mr. ckcrne i- a brc Lei -inlaw
of Mr. I- R. Wjatt of ti s ,i:y
Prof. Wm. Rasmus and wife assisted
br kseal taient will give the society
dirama, Damon and ' Pythias, to the
UjJtsboro public. Tne perioral ance a ui
be under tbe pa roaage of Pboeaix
Ledge Na 34- K- of P IcdependetiU
Prof row nVxi has been ofieren the
pretdettry of tbe Paptist College of Cal
ifomia, at Oakland, aad Mrs. Brownsoa
has been offered a poattioa in tbe sacne
institution. Tbey have not accept ed.
bat have taken tbe matter nndei ad
visement. McMinvilie T. R-
A. B. Hacmocd. rreleet of tKt O C.
t E.. came dp fnra Pur. land Utl Friday
aad retaraed tbe fjlwir tiay. Daring
hij uy be bat ia e limitation with Mjua
auer M.oe resrar Imr o. C. A E. affairs.
Mr. Hanra-nJ u expected to visit Ccr
vallis aaia snort y. at which time he will
Itkehf make sorae tatemeBt letrarding
nitare O- C at E. pUtt CortsJlu Gs-
setle
It. Glenn, a txwcHaaic ai the Umatilla
agency, ea a straore tiinv-y ia a corner ot
bu wtshed. A f-w Etghta ago be cap
tared a raccoon, wita foor yoong eie. bat
toe motber escaped, leaving the babies be
hiad. -liter were immediately adopted by
frtaaiecat tha: 1-aJ bea W!ivfi ot hrr
own progeny. Ice urt e tehosr tae
kindly t tbeir foste' mother, and the, oa
her prt. appear J treat t-Teai w:rh tie
greaie&t czeciica
List of Patents.
Granted to Paciac Mates inventor
this week. Reported by C A. Snow A
Co- solicitors of American and Foreign
patent, opnc U. 8. Patent office, Wash-
MAR II I
T H Andrews. San Francisco, an pport
tor stage scenery ; J Uhnstensen, Uak
land, CaL, spool box: tt Davidson, ban
rancisco, stone raiting and dressing
machine: WD Eitel, San Jose, botte
real ; C Hoffman, Spokane. Wash , door
brace ;LU lhng, beattle, ttash., bed
lounge; G Johnston, San Francisco, ore
crushing machinery 1 1 W Lewis, Port
land, sash lock; H Miaahara. San Fran
Cisco, cement 5 b I Nichols, can Fran
cisco, apparatus for raising liquids: J D
Sianlev. Honcut, Cal combined trace
aad holdback and shaft connection there
for; O F Street, Saa Mateo. Cat., bee
smoker: G H Taylor, San Francisco.
sand box or cars; D W Wihard. Red-
tauds, Cal . outlet and cat off tor irrigat
ing names.
Ths Bicvcu Meet is to le held at the
fair gionnd on May SO, will be an event
of much interest, and it is probable a
class of riders will be present wboee ef
forts will be worth mentioning, xne
track will be put in good condition for
the contests, which will be a follows,
for prises of the values given :
No. 1 s mile. t ys under 10, so ana
12.50.
No. 21 mile, boys under 19, 10 and
15.
No. 3 1 mile, heats beet S in 3, Ltan
county. $15 and to.
No. 4 1 mile, heats 2 in S. open I'M
and 7.50.
No. 5 i mile, tandem, 2 tn 3, K0 and
and fit).
Entrance fees 50 cents.
A. J. Hones.
Chairman Racing Com.
ial U EbilllltiU
Tn Rkvivau Following is the pro
gram for the revival at the ope re house
lor next wees, me meetings are wormy
of a large attendance :
Sunday, Mar Jr, 11 a. m. "on tnis
Rock." 4 p. ni. an address to ladies.
Gentlemen invited. Subject, "Woman
as a Factor in Civilisation.' 8 p. m.,
"Pentecost"
Monday. 8 p. m. The Gospel God's
Power to Save,
Tuesday, 8 p. tn. What Must 1 do to
Be Saved,
Wednesday. 8 n. m. The Prodigal.
Thursday. " " The New Creation.
Friday, " " Hell, Here and
Hereafter.
Saturday, 8 p. ui The Roll Call in
ilea ven.
La
The tnvtttetd sel'er on the market for
diwa.-s of tbe I.iicr.Kidtieysand Con-
itipatioR.
Pleasant to take by old or young. Na
rriping.
Tbe ro"! of tbe Li venae plant is ien
ereiy ose.1 m Norwsy h Uie cure of Pile
Sold by U first clas dragguta
Wholesale inof jctores.
ANCHOR S CHESJ ICAL CO,
Lebanon. Of
FAILING MlpOBD
General aad Kcrvsus Detiiily.
XVeainess cf BwJt aad
fcui t. l.Secta cf Eror
cr l-xctese la Old or
Voune. Kobist, Nobie
Jianhocl f al 1 v Restorud.
liOW to Lntaro Rl
Strnrtheri 'eak- la
deveioowl Portions ef
Rody. Ahsolntely na
faihngnotneTreataietiC UeneUu In a day.
testify from 6S States and Fr-reisn
Countriea, tSend foe Descriptive Boo. i
plajiataaa and proofs, niailr-4 vsissueai 1 nse.
ERIE MEDICAL CO., Buffalo, H.t.
J.JVI. RALSTON
BKOKEK.
Maston Block, Albany, Or.
Money to loun on farm secority. also
Honvkt, SoBsa, CossctESTtors, The mll loan made co personal recur y .
Brownsville Times talks - pointedly and City, countj and school warrants wig u..
plainly as follows : W ho ever saw Hen-1 Collec ions made oa favorable terms,
rr Blakely drunk? No man onlearih. I Fire insurance written in three or toe
tt'l.w than dn mn nxnrt 1.1 ani'li low. i larMWt com Dame in tue worm, av,
coniemplible thing as to say, "If Henry I rate.
Blakelv should beUeoled and iieepsooer, i .
it would be more th.n he has done be-! ff Nt tT Cf .K, vl?
fore," Such slanderous statements csn J J iVl 11, 8ther ! Is it not bet.
lienry is an ter to put your re", '
nly tbe Best material why of course 1
IrtsswTIHl UOilk M1V V1C1A a.-a w -
never get it by eating anything drorn .a
never accomplish any good,
honest, sober, conscientious man
. .. e
Money to Loan.
6t, PrUas'a c-ream ricaong PovrJet
Werts Faar nitHHst Award.
A limited amount of money to loan on
good farm secuvity
R N.PtxxisACo,
tore.
Be
U.S. BAKERY.
Ellsworth and Lyon 2nd St.
C. D. Vakptxb. Propneto