The state rights democrat., June 19, 1896, Image 2

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Mr.
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tlitc
cmoctat
for
Horace Boies.
when
Ex-Governor Boies, of Iowa, stands a
fair chance of being nominated by tbe I
silver party at the coming convention reaolv6 for-jjcKinle"yiaai and pass a gold
for president of the United btatea, says plftnk
an exchause. Boies nas seen a aeunr-
crat and until recently bas been all pow
erful in Iowa. He enjoys the reputation
die.
of being both a clean and able man.
.
Many years ago Senator Allen, then a
country lawyer in Iowa, need to practice
law at the same term of court with Boies
Tn & recent interview, he BDoke of him
in the strongest terms.
"Horace Boies," he said to a re-1
nnrter. "ia the strocaeit man I have
ever met. He is the greatest man I
ever knew. As a lawyer I know of no
one greater. He has the clearest method
lf that I know of in
any man. He cannot be called an orator,
and yet it is a foregone conclusion how a
CA.9A will be decided if he is to make the
closing address to the jury. A we say
out west, be can raise the hair on the
jury, and keep it raised. His mini ia of
great strength and scope- ile has a
; singular power of analysis, and is an
absolutely honest man, and as pure a9 a
pure woman. Ha is so just in his nature
that he could not be unfair to either
friend or foe. Thare is soraetLing mag
netic and convincing in his voice, hie
face and. his manner, and all of these
three features combine to make him
strong, lie is a typical gentleman of
he old school." : . ; :
When asked whai his habits were, the
senator from Nebraska replied :
"I da not believe he knows even the
tasteof whiskey, beer or tobacco. When
I knew him be was remarkably abstemi
ous and frugal. I don't suppose he ever
wore a suit of clothes that cost over $30,
and yet he is always dressed with scru
pulous neatness and care. Although 60
or 63 rears of age, be ia of irhe physique,
and is generally in splendid health. H?
is not a native lowan, but emigrated
from BufUlo, N. Y. Wealthy t Yes, for
that country he is. He has been a law
yer all his life and has earned large fees.
He mist bs worth at least 5200,000 or
8300.000. He has a lams farm of 2500
acres, and a fine home at Waterloo
Thia is certainly high praise coming
from one who ie opposed to him in poll
(tlCS.
James M. epenee, who came .home
today, says that the cj clone wreck of St.
Louie ia beyond description. Newspa
per reports cannot describe it. ' Houses
were not only blown down, bat the tim
ber was crushed into small bits of
pieces. Oat from St. Lou's a little town
& depot of the LNRE and 16 houses,
were literally bliwn away, even to the
rock foundation. Railroads into St .Louis
Sunday, May 31, carried, it is estimated,
abcat 36,030 people to cee-tbe wreck.
Mr. Specce has gone now the second
time to the South, his former home, and
has each time decided that the wild and
woolly West beats the conservative
Souih far him and he will henceforth
cast his permanent lot with the Pacific
coast. ''People back there have gone to
Bleep," said Spence, "and nothing less
startling than a prolonged .tooting oi
Gabriel's trumpet will rouse them from
the condition of lethargy into which
they have falleu. The west suits me.
The East don't go with me, any more."
- Pendleton E. O.
A Trip to England. "
Mr Samuel Nixon, with his character
istic honesty of purpose, bas done every
thing ia his power to discharge his whole
duty to the beneficiaries of Mrs Costello's
l&3t will and testament. He returned
last Suaday from his trip to England
where he went in search of the missing
heirs to the Costello estate. He was not
successful inthe object of his trip, 'but
does not regret having made Che journey.
ut course, euch an undertaking, t jr a
farmer of sixty-five years, would have a
tendency to discourage one of lees cou
rageous character. Mr Nixon with his
usual good jadgmeot so manager the
details of bis journey that no delays or
miMiaps, so common to tne inexperi
enced, occurred to him while on the trip-
He traveled by the U P route and it'
connections, to New York in 5 days
Tnere he went aboard the -steamship
fimbria, whose facilities for. luxurious
accommodation could not be excelled,
and with the exception of a short dura
tion of seasickness the journey across
the briny deep was ail that could be de
sired. This ebip was 7 diys' time in
making the trip from -her moorings at
Sew Xork to tbe landing at Liverpool
Mr Mion visited at Liverpool, War
rington, Manchester and several of their
jubarbau Tillages. Ha sajs the contour
of tbe country and apparent quality of
tbe land is very similar to our own. The
people in . their habits . differ but little
from those of our own country.' The
meet marked difference, he observed.was
that tbe main business streets of theso
cities are densely crowded with the most
wealthy and thoje of the most abject
poverty all crowding and jostling for
their way on the thoroughfares. The
rich with their to moo la tbe value cf
which could scarcely be estimated, aud
the rickety cart i h as old donkey
driven by uen io ragi compete for their
rights of way ia perfect silence and with
out either seeming to know that tbe
other is ic existence. ' . . ; ;
For the relitf of chronic weather
growlers in Oregon, it is mentioned by
Mr Nixon that the rain fell in torrents
while he was in England. r ;
Aiter a sven dcyo' stay he was ready
and anxious fjr a &&y retnmto the
shores w litre Olduiory is flaunted to tbe
bretze as a signal tfnit America, tbe best
and greatest country on God's footctool,
. is safely protected. He made the trip
back to Haw York safely and without
any unusual eyeot. Trim there be went
to Philadelphia ior a visit with two
sisters whom he hil nt seen for forty
two years. Such meetings can be better
imagined than desciibed. The fact of
this having b-eu among tbe most joyous
ones is to be easily detected from Mr
Nixon's remarks; He visited with them
for a week and then went to Indianapo
lis, Ind., where he got possession of Mrs
Ida Bennett's little boy aud brought
him safely' to her. The peculiar circum--tuicei
of Mrs Bennett'' hiikband, I A
Bennett, absconding with their children
.ind going into hiding with them for the
sole purpose of distressing her, and the
lue wh'.ch Mr Nixon successfully fol-
lowed to the rescue ol tliij one (;he other
having died) go to make a cane iu which
our people take great Interest, We H
-rajoicewithherln the restoration ol her
. a . ., , -
- ceioveu cuiiu. . . t, -rf i goio, ana tne remit ;it inai ony a
Since Mr Nixou's arrival lion e h has' 'mail price Is pa'd for the products of
settled down to his usml business of ' ihssoil. For several years we have been
taking care of his pleatiant home in this (trying the single gold standard ilh
city, witu the addition of a constant use poor results. It is an nnreasonab'e man
or bis descriptive powers. Harris burs who Is not willing to try silver wiib gold
Review. ii Us old place.
The
Quay did not need to announce
i i. . vaA f.r nresi
tOBt ne DU giveu up im n- - r
dent. He could do nothing else. , ?
The
a man with rheumatism even cau ran
office, bat it makes the joints ache
free
he baa to walk back after defeat.
ThARitSiili'iMimntioa- - assets io
under
morrow ; It will. nomiuavuA J
he
Jn fortn
t..j At w.t t nlav second fid
' ".r . ' rf.l
He isn't that kttt ot -'.- .
. ...in Mnrtnn will take nunc in anw irei.u.,
wnrstuuuio --r- .
t.!u. -- - . l xne
' ' gU--:-. j ; thing in tot pwW make people be.
Teller'.will undoubtedly bolt - a gold I that. : :? ' . l-
plank, and there are several nana
.1 .r,,l nrhr nnubllCADS WHO win I
IUUUOMUVI " - - '
likewise on election day
All thines considered November would
ha the beat time for holding the Oregon
election. June is not a good month.
ik. oto ahnnla he uniform In ail in
stales. ( v ' '
Tne gohl reserve is" again down to
about the $100,000,000 mark, which
smelts of bonds, which suita iheRoth
childs and is apart of the Wall street
game. - , ' . .., : ,
The bloomer is undoubtedly doomed.
r mnsf viva niM la short skirts witn
neat lezsinn. . The bloomer is a norrv
ble looking affair anywayt and ought to
Thia is a speculative age. - An Albany
h honsl.t afiftn hand wheel ior
. ... jt i
nant 45 cents for repairs and sold
the
wheel for $1.10.. Uow macn
make. .:.. -
did he
A Kansas girl has been sued tor throw
ing kisses. So tar as the uanocaaT ia
concerned there ia nothing tn mat aino
ot a kiss and it was an outrage to fine a
woman just for a thrown kiae. ?
Draw a circle around Wall street and
you will find the center ol the .angle
gold standard .sentiment. The farther
you get from it the more Eilvery is in
lining otthe financial clouda. -. -,.
Judging from the amount ot cham
paign tbe California ' delegation took to
the St. Louis convention which convened
today, there will be a high o!4 and fail
arioas time there by the gold bags of the
country. ' - - .
Annie Dyer, a woman was banged in
Nt Fnffland. a few dars ago. for
murdering a little chill she Lad taken,
As she undoubtedly mordeied several
hnntrl others. cerbaDt 300 it is to be
regretted she could not be .angd 300
tinges. - . - : -
There is every prospect now that the
republicans will pat out a gold atandatd
plank, and the democrats s free silver
plank. It so toat will be the ' Issue in
tbe coming election, and bo third candi
date should be put in tbe field to detract
from it.
It looks very much as if Mr. Bland will
be in the lead at tbe Chicago convention
as the free silver candidate lor president.
Mr. Bland not only bas a clean personal
record, bnt bis position in favor ot the
money of the people as we I as in favor
of the inlet eeti of the labonog man
generally is unquestioned.
The Baker City Republican keeps at
the bead of Ite editorial columns, "Only
one more year ol Grover. Thank God .'
As a matter of fact there will be les
than nine months more of Grover,
then the Democrat will be very glad to
see Bland, Boies or some one else who
will not be run by Wall Street and tbe
Rothchild take his place .
"Pennoyer is as clever an old rascal as
was ever left outside tne Oregon peni
tentiary. He may again rut quite a fig -are
is Oregon politic before, many
moons." Eugene Register.
Whatever else Pennoyer is be is hon
est. . He may be peculiar in some things,
bat be is square, and yon know where to
find him. Besides be bas a faculty of
gett'og there witf marvellous regularity.
Every da'lar of silver coined under a
free coinage act would be put into circu
lation, having been earned in the mines
of the country. So strong is tbe United
States it would force silver to a parity
with gold, that ie, gold would come down
to the price of silver, which practically
does not fluctuate, and the price of the
prod net s -ot our country wonia increase
as the two cams together.
A very fair opinion of the condition on
tbe Atlantic coast is expressed by Mr
M. W Lucy, of Baltimore, who says:
"Tne east would not be so anxious to
maintain tbe gold standard if they were
educated on the money question. Nine
men out of ten you meet here that op
pose free silver, will, when asked if they
know anything about the aobject, tell
you tbey have never givesf it any atten
tion. They derive , their inspiration
from the daily press, and, in fact, know
nothing whatever of tbe other side."
You can buildup your town, 1st, by
trading with home people; 2nd, by en
couraging public improvements ; 31, by
the economic nse of public money; 4tb,
by advertising liberally; 5th, by keeping
op to date, complete stock of goods to
correspond with your advertising; 6th,
by providing good schools and churches;
7tb, b avoiding cliques - and rings and
all exclusive ainds of business; 8th, by
bidding a warm welcome to all strargers
who seek a home in yoar midst; 9.h, by
standing together as Brothers in busi
nessanq socially; iutb,.Dy making a
heroic effort to pay your debts; Utb, by
not talking all tbe time about hard
times; 12th( by not requiring business
men to sell goods below Cost : or artisans
to toil without a profit Kx.'
(515,000,000 appropriations by one ses
sion of a congress is an outrage. - That
makes it high over the rite of a billion
dollar congress. Is it any wonder there
is a shortage. The Wilson bill is all
right as a revenue raiser, under it there
being a deficit or only about $25,000,000,
whereas with an economical congress
ran in tbe interest of the people tnere
would bean annual surplus o! thiee or
four times that. The people indirec'.ly
pay this enortr 6ns expense bill, and it ie
ridiculous to call a tariff of t over 40
per cent free trade, when it is pretty
high protection. This suhjest will imi
P'ay any part in the catnpiigu. The
jpiople eaunot be hoodwinked. .. Money
is the great question. The debasement
j0' has appreciated the price of i
f - , , , .1. 1 i ' . 1 .
republicans will have to get a new
chairman. MrCarter likes silver too well.
Max
That
democrats of McKinley's home,
cjx
B'.srkcountv.Ohio, have aeciarea ior
silver.
Mr Morton who said be would nit
ing
nignt,
any circumstances accept tne
nomination for vice "preaidenmow y
will.' Morton will accept most any
toria
thing. :
One of the principal weapons oi
i.i .'...ut..i m.n in tha threat of ft
T7''i' f .tw.
m. ' .. ; ' dtiM r.
nan i.ww mrni. - j
One college orator predicts that we're
about to have a big international war in
which the V. S. will take part, and wants
millions spent on our coast to put it in
a condition for protection. - Tna Dkmo -crat
predicts that wa will not.
Tha nawnanera ha?e been accused cl
notalwava telling the troth, particularly
about commencement season. The press
comes closer to that than the public,
which praises indiscriminately without
regard to merit.
The San Francisco papers are filled
with rot aboat Corbett and Sharkey. - Ii
wilt etid in smoke. Even if they fight it
will be a fiasco. - In the first plare
Sharkey has already shown in his match
withCboynski that he i simply a run
ner and docker.
dneral J SCIa.kson who is against
MrKinlev sends ns Pgures to snow that
MeKiohs? has 3S4 dslegates, other cand:
dates have 452, and 62 are contested
Major Mores P Handy who is tor McKin-
ley gives him 660 out of a toal of 95
vote. Necessary to choice 402, Sale js
Journal.
, Sjme very nice idea were bronchi to
ia the junior oration on "Sinin eays
thumbs np,M in reference to the prevail
ing practice of people following others,
as well as fad, etce'era. This is very
noticeable, regardless of righ, not only
in every day life, but a wtl in business
and political life. Men and woitien too
frequently permit others to do alt the
thinking for them.
The Inter-Ocean, altboogh of strong
silver leanings, is still stronger ia its republicanism-
It ia working very hard to
show that the trouble with onr finances
i owing to the tariff, and consequently
that tbe tariff is tbe great issue. It tries
to prove this by stating that there was a
defieit of $4,000,000 for Mar. o2 a total
of $26,000,003 for the year, to far as it
oa Faeed. That isn't much. There
wouldn't be any deficit at a!l ii the gov
ernment did not rob the people by iu
outrageously unnecessary appropria
tions, and corrupt jabs. Oar congress
men absolutely rob the government of
over $28,000,009 every year, Elect men to
office pctsessing a scintilla of economy,
that la what is needed. Anyone with
half a grain of sense ran we that the
whole achf ins baa been to keep tbe ex
penses above the receipu at all events
just for po'it'cal effect. Doesn't the tact
make one dot.
Tangent.
Tasoturr, Os. June 15th, 1836.
The farmers are all through with tbeir
spring sowing. Some of the fall grain
that wa town early is coming out io
head and looks well, late grain wilt sot
make much if it does not rain oo iu '
The llbany Farmers Co , is baring
most all the wheat shipped out of their
warehouse at Tangent, loading six cars
every day.
Mr. David Moan is talking of taking
a trip to California ia a lew dars.
Mr. W. W. Powell teUt he is going to
take a trip to Washington in a short
Ume.
Apples will be vary scarce in this
neighbor hjod.
Mr. Bacon and family hare moved
away on last Tbnrsdav to the Spokane
country to reside, with him Mr. Ed
Moore and family.
Miss Maud Beard, who has beet
teaching school op at Holly, is at home
for awhile.
M. Laogtry, onr Tangent blacksmith
will move his tamily to 1'angent n a
short time from Monmouth.
Our correspondent describes tbe Dixie
school picnic, mentioned io onr Oakyille
correspondence, at which it is estimated
there were 700 or 809 people,, and which
he pronounces the best be ever attended,
hence we give only tbe program:
Music by the Ladies Band, of Corval-
is. ViV
Song uard the Flag, by the chil
dren of Dixie school.
Recitation Tbe Firtt Settler's Story.
ainriTDSDii.
K eolation I Love Papa,Beseie Emith
Dialogue Five bensss, ny five little
girls.
Declamation bpartacue to the Gladi
ator, by tiny Lewellmg.
Doett Misses Wardell and Hamlin.
Recitation Tbe I u is led Dutchman.
, , t
uy Juje jatains. .
Trio Nightengale, Misses Palmer.
Kecitatton A Model Child, Pearl
Bates. . .
Recitation Total Annihilation, Leon
ard Grimsbaw.
Quartet Mine Hurlhurt, Morris,
Ue&srs White and Morgan.
Song Listen to My Tale ot Woe, Sol la
U'l liBDU aujonii.
Recitaitoa The Dead Dally, Forest
Music by the Ladies Band. . ..
Recitation A Conclusion, Roy Bates.
Keciistion lhe Last lirmn, Etta
urimshaw.
vocat music by tbe ladies quartet,
su lines -aimer anu warden.
Recitation Mrs Kale.
Recitation Tbe Deacon, Willie Wil-
bancs.
Solo Cast Aside, Lola Fa' iter.
Recitation Poor Old John, Mrs EXe
Milibollen. '
Song Ye Olden Tiui.
Recitation Master Jip, Marcus Butler.
itecitatlon Dora's Soliicqu.r, Effie
omiui.
Unet Uits Ltilte Uulturt and Mrs A
V miner. .
Recitation Elisabeth Jane, Claude
Anderron. , :
Recitation Hie Bobolink, Rnby Mobr,
Song Vacation is tomiug, Alice,
T I .. f 1 lf.lt ' '
Mu-tiu by the Ladies Band.
We notice a picnic will be had at Oak
vil e on next t ridav by the Christian
Endca for Society of that city .
, . v Yocso Amebic.
Tub New Tkachkus. Following ia the
list of teachers selected for school dis
trict 5: UiramTyree, principal; Mrs.
Nellie Lamhson, Misses Julia Taylor,
Anna Fortiniller, Jennie Blount, Margia
Dunham, Mary Sedgwick, Eva Simpson,
Ida Maxwell, Emma Harden, Jeane
Hulse, Nellie Hogue, Alice Temple,
Marguerite Longacre, Mary Oundiff, tbe
last six being new teachers, though Miss
Hogue has. served as supernumerary.
Miss Josie Lasselle was elected super
numerary. r fhe teachers retiring are
Misses E'izabelh Carothera, Ida Black,
Dorena Marihall. Lois Dvor and Clara
Guard , -.. ; . ' ;
Little children's tongues sometimes
have no Drakes. A little Albany girl
said to a minister a few days ago: "We
were just talking about vou. We think
you preach a good deal better than you
look."
,?; ' MISFITS. j . . v ' . i
rracht is in St. Liuis anyway.
is nest hing to being struck by a
iuiio. .
A man who bought a big rat trap at
Hopkins Bros., took it back this morn
with eight rats
in it, caught last
Thd business men and citizens of As
will send the following petition to
Governor Lord: "Your Excellency, uov
emor Lord: We. the business men,
merchants, taatayers and peaceable
citizens ot Astoria, would beg that you
withdraw the State Militia irotn our
orderly city, as there is no trouble here.'
The action of the St. Louis convention
ia settled Its platform is already pub
lished before being passed. It consists
of a tirade against the democrats just
after one ot its own extravagant do noth
ing congresses with nothing but mis-
manairement. Droviues ior a uigu lanu
and a single gold standard with a silver
tickler. Mcktulev will be nominates
on the first ballot. Tha details only will
be of interest.
Mr. B. F. Ramp was at Salem Satnr
dav in attendance on the big indignation
meeting, it is reported mat ne nas
been ill since then from the enacts oi a
gold bug swallowed. , Hearing of this
Mr. A. l. isarner tins lorenoon, secured
a bottle of medicine at one of tho drug
stores labeled in big figures and letters
16 to 1" and took it to hitn to take. It
ia thought he will now recover.
Gates.
Gatim, Oa., June, 17, 1806.
W. B. Lawler returned to Gales Fri
day and started for Quartsville Saturday
morning where be is making numerous
changes. Lively times are expected this
icmuier.
The Woodmen of the World organised
a camp here last Thursday evening. .
Mr. Frank Thomas, wife and daugh
ter attended the Woodmen's picnic at
Stay ton Wednesday. They report a fine
ume.
Justice Clark and wife are the rond
parents oi a tnriving Dor.
C. W. Read our genial merchant maae
a trip to Portland fast week.
Tiiden Quinn bas gone to Albany tn
buiiness.
Mr. George Random and family of Al
bany, are visiting Mrs llandom's father
T. Z. Draia.
Lrons the painter 1 painting thj roof
ot . TtsMarinans residence.
Weather fine.
Rax.
TELEGRAPHIC.
rb Plana! la I laaW.
St Loi'ia, June IS. The committee
have agreed upon the iotlowieg financial
plank:
"lhe republican party ia uueaemdiy
for sound money. It canted the enact usee
of the law providing for the resumption of
specie payuenta ia 179; since then every
dohar baa been as good as gold. We are
unalterably opposed to every measnre cal-cuUie-l
to dfWe onrenrrency or -impair
the emlit of on- country, e are, there
for opposed t the free coinage cf
silver, except by iaiernatioaal agreemeDt 1
with the leading commercial naii-ins of the
world, which we pledge ourselves to pro
mote, and uatil such agreement can be ob
tained, the existing gold standard mii be
preferred. All our silver and papM1 ctit
reory now la eircnlaUoa mutt ta miuUin
ed at a parity with gold, and we faor all
measures deugned to matnUin iorioiaU'v
tie obligation of the L'tited State, and
all our money, whether com or pap-, at
the prevent standard, the standard of Use
most enlightened nations uf the earth."
Senator TelltT effered a freereoiBage re
oluUoa as a substitute, which was voted
dowa. .
ea B raw serf.
Bakes Cnr. Or.. Jan lfl VKn.t 11
o'dock last aigbt tbe large reservoir at the
wsao ot uoooncu awi, VI miles west of
this city, covttioff aa area of about 65
acres, and ranging in depth from SO to SO
feet, broke a war and h wiun'nulwl
dowa Goodrich creek, thence to puis creek j
and into Powder river valley. About five 1
nutet aowri nee creek uood a frame Una
bouse, inhabited by Lloyd R French aad
wife and their fire children -four daugh
ters aad one son. The mad water com
pletely engaifed the anfurtnaaia family,
who were atieep. and their dead bodies
were not recovered until the daws ol
morning.
atreaay ce4.
St Locts. June 18 The probabilitfe
tonight are that it will be a abort conven
tion. Of coarse it is a foregone conclusion
that McKiniey will be nominated on the
firtt ballot, if not by aodaroatioa. The
sentiment is so overwhelmingly strong in
favor of him that there i a very geeerai
desire to see his nomiaatiun made unani
mously and eatbosisxlicnlly. Tbe spirit
which pervades tbe convention is admir
able. The platform will be straigbtout for
a protective tariff and sound moo.
Bavtes a rtrale.
AtToara. Or.. June 16. The appearance
of the Firs regiment. O. N. G., ia this
city todav was not received with anmixed
satisfaction Early in the morning tb
news f plead tbrooghout tbe city that the
military were on the way dowa the river,
but in some inUnces it was discredited.
Manyanked what tbey would te doing
r8; ,or !ot wht reason had Ooreraor
Lord been called upon to send them down,
but a few boors af wr their arrival the
noveM p bad worn off and tne citizens be
gan to remark that no harm would he done,
and that tbe boys in bine would douMiet
ecjoy their picnic.
A rahesaaa' Lark.
Arlisgtox. Or.. Jane 15 A young
man, named Conway, who wan braking on
the grarel train, met with a serious and
Probably fatal accident here this afternoon.
Hie brakesUff broke, and be fell between
i0?"' Hl foot caught oo the bumper,
and be leaped from between the cars, but.
mains; on tbe side of a sand drift, be
rolled back under the wheels of the moving
train, 'lhe car wheels passed ovr his right
' i uuuiag me ooae in two places.
The alte EtxUea.
Tbe Da lies, Or., luce 15.-The city
election today resulted in an avorhlnin
victory for tne regular citizen' ticket. The
couien was over tbe mayoralty. Frank
Menefee, tbe rretent incumbent, being
elected by a majority of 108 over S. b"
Adams, tbe independent candidate. lhe
day was exciting.
A card on Cie
outside of of.
fice door says t
"Gone to lunch.
Be back in ten
minutes." And,
the man will b
thra n timm.
f) That ia, for some
A 'days, weeks or even months,
ih he wilL Then he will be
fjjii i at nome occasionally for a
a headache a turn of ehol-
t era morbus, or maybe he'll
eay he had a lump in his stomach and
felt too miserable to move. The lump
was probably' two or three ten-minute
lnnches condensed. They were hurried
in, bet they were taking their own time
about getting out, or even " moving on."
This ia a great mistake, but aa long as
there's life there's a chance to rectify
mistakes.
The man who " bolts " his lunches will
find Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets the
best friend he ever met. The " Pellets "
way not hurry as much aa the man doe
but they will do the work for which
they are intended surely promptly
affectually. ' .
There la no ease of biliousness, con
Stipation, Indigestion, "heart-burn," or
any of the rest of the night-mare breed
ing brood, that these little ' Pellets " will
not cure.
They are not disagreeable to tnke,
neither are the effects disagreeable. They
are gentle laxatives. They cure perma
TfZ'X ?h?T' no danKer of forming a
"Pellet habit" Therefore, you donl
become a slave to their use.
Send st one-cent stamps to cover cost cf
mailing only, and receive absolutely rroir.
Dr. I'ieree'a Common Sense Medical Ad'
vtser, and find out how to keep yourself
and family healthy. The book contains
looS pages, over 300 Illustrations and over
680,000 copies have been sold at $1.50 each. '
The new edition of 500,000 copies U to be
jriven away absolutely ret. It is a veri-
mcuicai norary, complete In one
volume. Address, with stamps, World's
ptspensary Medical Aasociation. No. 661
Main Street, Duflalo, N. V. '
V.
JUDGE
Congressman Powers
Judge Towers, who today repreeents
Vermont In congress, entered the nation
al house with a magnificent record aa
lawyer and judge of the supreme court
of ermont.
If ia a tine type of the careful, learn
ed. New England lawyer.
Though but 56 years of as, he was a
member of tbe Vermont k-is!ature a
third ot a century ago, and a .rata in
I $71, when he was speaker of the house,
lie bas been state censor, a member of
tbe c-nslituliunal convention and of the
state senate, la 1&74. be became judge
of the supreme court of Vermont, aad
remained 00 the bench anlU 1 '-), when
be took his seat in congress. Judge
Powers pretiCed at many of tbe most
notable trials in the history of the state,
and is the author of many ot the most
important opinions to be found in Ver
mont report.
No jude oa the supreme bench in any
of oar state baa a reputation ior more
clearly and unmistakably expressing Lis
opinions. Ilia unqualified indorsement
of Paine's celery compound in the follow
ine tetter is as straightforward and con
cise as any one of bia thoughtful charges
MrtUairy'a sr
Sr. Lovis, Jeae 1-L vVhUe tbe bead
Qoarters of some tA'e have not been
crowded, as u acualSy the cue before tbe
convent ton aatemUe, there ha beea a L:g
dayattheUhio delegKUoa. kna as the
McKinv beadioarter.
At McKiniey headquarters, there i siiU
tbefalbwtcantide&te in the favorite bar
ing 633 votes on the cnt ballot out of a
total of 916. bnt there is nc-t any td Uale
for the nominal ion far vice preident.
rsea fee t -lrr14rat-
St. Lorts, June 14. The Tioe-preai-deatial
boom stood still this afternoon aad
awaited development of a healed wire cor
rerpoodence bHweea Piatt aad other re
publican leaders aad Governor Levi P.
Morton. Toe import of t'ic message was
to gain bis content to plare hi asute ia
nomination for lie vtoe-preaideacy,
Mivee epakilraa.
Sr. Lort. June H. rh arrival of
fVoators Teller aad Mantle baa bad the
effect of reviving the tniemt in the pro
gram ot the silver men in tbe national con
vention. Tbe silver contingent will be
smalt, but compact, aad it is believed, on- 1
der perfect discipline. It is said tbey will
boU ia oute of a gold ;lat.k.
Btryete Ta.'evr.
ASULA5D. Or., June 14 An officer f.-om
Porttand left for that cilv this evening,
having in cbartre Henry Gradv and Pen
Hudson, atrfd 19 and 15 respectively, who
ate wanted there for tbe larceny of two bi
cycles, and who have been apprehended
here. The boys rented the wheels at a ej
dery on June I and left for the wroth, in
tending to go as far as Roseburg, then
pore of the wbeel and take the train f r
San Francisco. They soon tired of the
riding and rold tho wheels at (ervaia nnd
worked their way on south as far as ttis
place.
At AtUrla.
AsrontA, June 14. Additional reporU
of outrage bv striking fltbermen near Clif
ton wete received by the steamer Miller
this morning, and scow that the situation
is fully as serious at that point as bas been
reported. Company H. Fifth arlill.-ry.
Captain Crabb cotnmandiiig, arrived ia
this city from San Francisco today. Tbey
win be taken over to rort Lan'jy tomorrow
on ine steamer rotter.
Freaea firata Hopper.
(:oi niNDAt.-, Wash., June IS. Ru-
dolph Hlusck; a thrifty larmer of Good
nol bills, reports that section of country
utterly devastated by grasshoppers last
year will be ftee from a visitation this
year. The late spring did wonders in
freeing the country of the pest, lie
further believes that Goodool hills wrU
have an unusual yield of wheat and fruit
thityear.
Will Bait
Br. Louis, June 15. The delegates of
tbe ilvor-producing states have not yet
held a formal conference. There have,
however, been several informal meetings,
at which tbe.program to be pursued by the
radical silver forces has been sufficiently
discussed to no longer leave doubt of their
.nteation to bolt the convention iu rase
j heir demand for the free coinage of stiver
not acepted,
S alted )ai.
Pobti ami, June 18. lhe First regi
ment, Oregon National Guard, Colonel
Summers commanding, was scheduled to 1
leave for Astoria at an early hour this
morning, and will take a band in sup-
uresHimr tne scenes ot t toiunce ana out
raue wbicn have marked the cource of the
lixhcrmen s strike on the Columbia river,
it was accompanied by battery A, wivh full
field equipment and the various regimental
corps, lhe troops were called out on a
rcriuUition made by tho mayor of Astoria,
hrough the county j.ulga of Clatsop cour.
y, upon Uovernor Lord.
Morton Will Arrept,
P.T. Loins. June 16.-12:150 A. M.-As a
rviuH of much lelegrapbio negotiations be.
tween 8t. Louis and Albany, it m detioitely
stated, on what is believed to be good au
thority, that Goveincr Morton kaa fina'ly
iAA ih anlirilations of hiR frian,li,
' and ameed to accept the vice-prcsidontml
nomination, despite the rnlit in (he New
York delegation. v
OF THE SUPREME COURT.
Enthusiastic Over Paine's
Greatest SpxiDgRemedy. -
to a i-ry:
ilonseof IpreenUtiv, U ?.
Washington, I). U, Feb. 19, mi.
I have for several rears beeaacouaict
ed with tbe medicinal uualitieiof Paine's
Sery compound, and can enthusiastic-
ally indorse it as a specfic in man caea
for which its oe ia recommended by iu
proprietors.
i. lleary Power.
1 Ihit. Vt.
By far the lt nse that any tired or
ailing pereoa can ctake of these precious
spring days is to panfy their bin d and
regulate their nerves with Paine's celery
compound. It is plain to anr otaervant
person that the beet remedv for neural,
gia, persistent headache and a;h l-.ke
indications of low n-rvo;is vigor, is the
unethatmoet rapidlr aad completerv
nourishes the wot a oat paru. It m not
in tbe power of any other re.tie.fy to d
the vigorous work of Paine' celerv com
pound in strengthening tbe jaded system,
and in bringing it tack t an eaerjeik,
healthy coriitiua.
The real danger that stares sick people
in the face is the patting off attending to
sick neat and dreeaee, and letting lip
OS
BORNE
and DEERING
Extras and Attachments,
Mowei andHarvcster Sections,
Hollingsworth Tiger rake teeth
Harrow teeth.
Exclusive agents for
HOPKINS BROS.
Albany, Or.
FORTMILLER & IRYING
Tr EP comlantlv oa hand a full line of metallic, cloth and wood rackets and cofGa
IX. Alio burial robes and suits, ia broadcloth, aatin, caimere which rill be sold a
Tis lowest
C M O A LM I NQ and 1 he proper
MASOMC
TEHrLK
110 EXTRA CHARGE FOR
V m I.ari-wrsai.vUi-.V C
Everybody Does Not Ride a
RAMBLER BICYCLIU
They Cost $100
But those who do are happy in their choice bavins the wheel
Best-in Watctial
Best in Style and Model
and the wheel that made the fastest mile
C. W. ELKINS, Agent.
FJR TR.VE. Blacksmith shop. S lots
and dwelling netir Taeotna for trade
for property in Albany, a hires Box 23
Albany. - ,
EO E FIKR
THE TLUMBER
Tin roofiing and plnmhinjr.
the opera house.
Opposite
SAKE FOR 8 A LF. Anyone wt&ntnfr
purchase a soed fire proof safe chean
please call on Mrs. Ashhy,
Celery Compound, the
... - ,. - - ... ,
J theee Itealth-inritlng spring days, when
leveryUiing so strongly favors getting
I wey. nits greatest ot ail spring rem-
- eood LLeM A uu, ciyk- nannlo
and
j those semi-invalids who are "run d
down
by tbe loo?, urine winter, or Iwara oat
and afflicted by disease. 1
1 lie soul and life of aoand health is a
weii-Boorikhed nenrous syctem. Paine's
celery compound repairs tha worn, nerv-
vos system as nothing else can do. It ie
u on cer.ain and permanent core for
tteepiessnesm, hysteria, nervous detaiity
and exhaustion, rheumatism, neuralgia
aa I the virion manifestatioos of aa ae
healtby bodily condrtioa. sach as lan
guor, nervoosaeas, heart palpi ut ion, lose
of flesh and mental depression.
With Paine 'a celery compound, re
tnrningstrengtii and cheerfulness soon
show tiiat one is undoubtedly oa the
right road to health.
Paine's cesery compound is the one
real spring remedv known todav that
never fasis to benefit. iet Paine's eel
err compound, and oulv Paine's celery
compound if j-oa wuh le be well.
Osborne aiJ Docring extras.
Livtsig PraUt-
care of the dead a tpecial'y.
A1BM
OREG0.1
HEARSE OR SERVICE.
in competition ever made in Oregon.
HOUSE MOVING, Carefully, promptly
Iv, at the lowest price. Call on or
aUilrens U W Taylor, 4th and aladisoa Sta
Albany.
REPAlR-t BIOVCLES. lTiank Uict
ey repairs bicycles promptly and in a
first class manner. Breaks, punctored
firea, tc fixed c-rrectir. At hop just
west ot Y. Al.C. A. hall.
BIOYCLE'rO R SALE. A second bai d
ladies bicycle, in excellent cocditicn.
Call at tho Postal Te'egraph 0Boe.
ADMIMISTEATO&'S SALE.
Notice is hereby given that the under
igned administrator of tbe esia'e of Jane
E Carter, deceased, will in pursuance of an
rder nf tlui rannir court, dulv made and
ntered of record on the lUb dav of April 1
1896, offer for tale at pobiic auction, at tne
court bouse door in Albany, Linn county,
Oregon, on tbe 25th day of July. 1896 at
tbe bocr of 1 o'clock p m of said day the
following described real estate, to-wit:
Lota No's 3. 4, 5 and 6 in Block No. 11 in
Hackleman second addition to the ci'y of
Albany, Linn county, Oregon- Terms of
ale onchalt cah dowa at time of
sale, one-balf payable in six months from
day of sale the deferred payment to be se
cured by mortgage npon 'he property sold.
This the 10th day of Jane, 1896.
Ed R M Caste",
WeATHEEFOBb k Wtatt, Admicit:a'or.
Alt s for Admr.
Notice for. FubJication
Lakd Orrica it Oaaooa Citt, Oa,
Kay 12,
Not;ce tabrbv ie that tt fo lo-
tag aamed mi tier baa Bled atie of his a
tcntiM te make fioal proof iasapiortcf
bis t aim, and that said proof atli be mane
befora tbe coaat eioik of Lwa rcuaty , Or;
a Albany, Ore.oe, oa Jaa 30 h, 1896,
viz: Jefir h I Inertia Ii Ho. IKrVU ior in
NEU8eo32T 10 S R 1 E. He ate
the filler ig eitPiiiss to pov h eon
tinooe lesidecee apon aad ealuvatloa ol.
saij Isod, 7i: David IJoatgoeMy, Jobs
i F teener, of Jordan, Or, James A Craft, of
Lara oad, and Ksraest Grigs', of Sao, Or.
RoerET A MU-LXK, Register.
ADAINlSTEAfOri NOTICE
Notice it hereby gives thai the tjader-
I signed bas been duly appointed b the
count? court ot Linn cooatv. uresjua. a
tbe administrator of tbe estate of J F Pnce
deceased. All tenons bavins; claims
aninst said eata'e are berebv notified to
nresent the same to me dalv venneo as wy
law reouuta wiibt six mosuu irom tne
da'eotthi notice.
T)ated Uilafith dav of lone. Ib96.
W a ath eb soao k Wtatt. A Pebt. .
Attya for Adtcr. Admiawrat. r.
EXECOTEIX KOTICE
Notice h hereby given that the under
signed executrix of the estate of Sopau
Van " male Brnger aeceaaca. n nieJ
tier final aecoani with the derk of the
county eooit for Lino oaaty. Oregon, aad
the mart haa fix Jd tftell'-b oaT of JtUV
i896. at tbe boor of owe o clock V- m., w
aid dav for the Lear in? of obiartioaa to
I said account and for the eettlemeat of sau
ea'ste.
Thia the 4th day of Jane. IKS.
Unix ia Bacseca,
Et ecutrix of tbe will of Sapid Van Win
I die Bitterer, deceased.
WalTStirHJ) AC TATT. A' ITS WT X-X.
Notice for Publication
Lasp Omct at Ors :o Crrr, Oa.
May 12. 1336.
Kotloa ia hereby gives US tha foUow
,n aaaeed settler baa fi'al aatieeef his
,tMUa te saaka awl naof ia aapoort ai
ait eUias. and that awd pratf will he aaade
before tho coast dark of Uaaeaaaty. Or-
m. at Alraev. Or. ea laly 1st. 1A wix:
" E V of E 1 Bee HTlO 8 R 5 E tati 3
aad 4 S E H W tr S 18 T 10 S B 6
LHt I Iti79 Ummtv W ifeeaae. ne
aaaacataa fokwiu witaajaas to prove 1
enatiaaoaa rasidsawe apo aad cwltzratioa
of. said laad. via: J S Lewis, A T Ire, H
O Utwu, K K Cortia. u et uewi, w.
Eoaaax A JUixaa,
Regisi
Notice for Publication
Laxd Omct at Otmox Crn, Os.
Ifayli. IjjSS
Sjtic ia fcorsbv areas tha ta foiWw-
img saned ocU'er lua fiied BOttoo of hajra
taatteata saake Caal proof iasatpwt of
bjseUiaa, aad that said prool will twsaaie
befo.-e IbecMatv derk af Manoa oosarv.
Oeaoau at Baieaa. Oieaoa, om Jam 23,
1898. via: Albert eettamgor U K A 11139
for the S of N K K W S B See
ZlesSWSt'saXVr-tfSeeSSTlOdR
7 E. BaamwMS the foiiowug witaea a to
Ditka ooatiaoou rejldco apo. a
cwlnva'toa cf, said lard, via: D W Daa
oftk. V G Daaforta. Wat Hddecka, S P
Karr, allot Detroit, Oresjoa.
R asxr A Muxaa, Rea;lstar.
Notice for Publication
LaiiD Omca at Oeoa Cm, Oa.
ltaylS,lS9&
VJ rf ia borahr aivwa that the folicw.a
hm aasiea ef his iata-
k. anof im oactiort alius
cia-aa, aad that aaid proof wiU saitde iba-
fore ta. eoaatr etora et uu "V
atAltausy. Orwoa. oa J.oe2. 15.
J mil n Unui. H K Mo. 11409
forth. W,SolX Wla'aadW i ot S W
.VSc19.T 10SR4K. H. bum the
foil jo a witaeaoos to prove hi eaatiaaoaa
rUscnpoi aaa eahivatiea ef. aald laod,
era: W M McBnde. Hiarv OaWer. W H
MeCoaaeL aJl of Miaio. Orefoa, aadJ t
Gttx-oc,r Saadd,Oreoo.
Koaaar A Jswxa',wi".
Notice for Publication.
Laud Orncsit OarooaCrrr, Oaxcos.
- Mayl2.1S96.
: Sotioa ia acreb sva taat tho fottowitlj
aaoMd settlor haa 6te4 aoUoo ot his iaten-
lioi to saaka aaol proof la sopport W ut
da as. sad that aai proof will bo saade be
fors the eeasty clerk of Li eeaotv. Or.,
at Alfaam. Or-eak OO Jaoa 29. S96, V s:
Waa MMeB-ide. 11 K K. lI39itortao
Wof N KaaJ W KS EiJSeatS
T 10UK tn. Ui aasMB ue botwi
mi iinia.i Snnm-n a s ejotisaooa fmtdlm
an a aa eaiavsason os. saia mwa, vis: w vs
Giwoe.cf SmoA; Oro;na. J H UcCteaol,
v7 kltC MsaoL H G blw.ail of Miato, U
rgie. j r.oaatT a stitixa.
iwsni-.
Notice for Publication
Lasp Or nra at Caaaex Crrr. 0,
May Ilia, 1S96
Kotio is heraby a'vea that tea follown g
aaaied settler aaa bled aiUca of bia iao
UaatoSBata foal jrjof io aprxet oi his
clusa, aad that sail proof will bo saade
before the eoaatv elerk of Marina soaatv,
Drrvoo. at Si-ena. Oroma. oo Jaoo 2V.
ISS6,vn:I-hn Seitainaer HEN. 11160
for taeN H of N E if aad K X ot N W H
See 21 T 10 i R 7 E. te moms the fol-
IcwiDg witaeaasa to pove his ooatiaaeca
nidaeo a poo aad oaltirtttoa afraid load.
rt: O W Danrta. V S Daaforta. Wat
Uotdaoke; P Kerr, all of Detroit. Or.
Rob tar A UiVLaa, RagUter
Notice for Publication
Laud Orric-t at Orkoos Crrr Ob
Mav 12. 1396.
N jtiao is berebv ftivaa that taa folloina
named sottler has tiled aotkaof his iatesh
ioa to make float proof ia sopport of bia
claia. aad that said pr-J will oa aoade
bef wo tbe oiooty elork of Lin a ooaatv, Or,
at Albany, Oreoa, ea Jaaa Z9, u
Wra 11 McConeel, H E No. 11410 tor the
K H o N W aad EK ol W See
19. TI3SK4. Ha aaaws taa foltuwiae
wit ss t prnvo his eoatiaaoas roaidoace
apn aa t cattirattoa of, said laad, via: J
U G Wn.il Saodit. Orocoo, Hiarv QaUor,
W M alcBndo awl J U McConntl. all of
Miato, t-reg a.
KoBERT A MILLCa, Kegtstor.
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tng at Portland the same day at 5 p. m.
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