The state rights democrat., July 10, 1896, Image 4

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Attorneys at law.' Will practice inal
courts of the 6tate. Special attention giv
en to matters in probate and to collections.
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W. R. BILYEU.
Attorney at law and Solicitor in Chancery.
Collections made on all points. Loan
negotiated on reasonable terms. Albany
Orrgon.
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ailding, up stairs.
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Attorney mt Law. Albany. Or.
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dexwriters Airency or any one of the reli
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ty . if ran oref er to h. . r."
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iimplea. Copper Colored Kpots, Ulcers on
: nj part of the body. Hair or JRyebrowa fall In 2
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'e iruarmntee to core. We solicit tbe mo.t obiti
aite cases and cl.allen(r the world for
a?S wnotcure. Tola disease has always
Uied the skill of the most emlneot u iT.i
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Coffee,
Etc.
Canned Meats,
Queensware,
Vegetables',
Cigars,
Spices.
Tea.
Etc
everything that sept in s
good variety and gro
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for
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Stick to what? Why, the bluing fact
that our display of up-to-datd wall papers
beat everything in sight. 1 here M t
room for tbe shadow of a dooM on this
puint. We have the papers to which tnis
town should surrender Us walla uncondi
tionally. Our designs are ne and taste
ful, artistic and elegant, rich and pleasing,
t here are no fewer than 500 duf erent pat
terns here to choose from, and every pat
tern is shown in ft fine qaclity of paper.
Prices, 15 cents to 100 cents a roll.
J. A Cumming.
ALBANY
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-M. SENDERS, Mgr.
Hnn and sella wbraL oats and woo! at
all points in the Willamette Valley and. is
the leading insurance agent of Albany.
In placing your insurance there are two
things to be considered:
1st. Get a good company.
2nd. Place your insurance with as
agent who thoroughly understand; his bus
iness and knows bow to write a policy,
triving joa its full benefit, having bad fe
years of experience in a general office and
the adjusting of losses. Can guarantee
you 1 have these requirements. Very
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ALBANY
Red Grown Milling Co
la now under the management of Ed
ward Coins, X. H. Allen, Wm. L. Vau
E. D. Barrett and Samuel E. Young.wbo
are now prepared to sell the best
FLOUR
in the market at reasonable rates.
Highest cash price paid for wheat.
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NO MORE DUST,
K0 MORE SPRINKLING,
fib MORE SCRUBBING
By the use of.
DUSTINE
On your floor,
When applied to floor of snj kind en
ables you to sweep without raising dust.
It is an odorless compound which pene
trates tbe wood and for months keeps op
a constant exudation sufficient to catch
and hold the dust.
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House, Albany, Or.
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WANTED-AN IDEAo?
thing to patent t Protect your ideas ; they maj
bring yoa wealth. Write JOHN WEUDKK.
BtttN & CO., Patent Attorneys, Washing-ton
U. C. tot their $1J&) prize otter.
he MtmsaL
The Free Silver Dollar. 1
Air : 'The O d Oaken Bucket."
(low dear to our hearts is that free sil
ver dollar
hie.h loud contemplation presents to
our view
The coin of the farmer, the merchan,
the scholar
And all other people except the rich
few.
The wide spreading eagle, the arrows
belov it,
The stars and the goddess, we all love
so well,
Now claim our devotion and we are to
show it
By voting the ticket and letting that
. tell.
While bankers denounce it, defame it
and spurn it,
And call it dishonest, they also con
demn The masses who seek it by toiling and
earn it,
And claim that free silver means free
dom to them
Means freedom from toiling without any
profit,
From seeking truat-mortgagts eat op
the farm.
From leaving the market, and taking not
olit
Enough to keep them and their chil
dren clad warm.
We're on to their methods and on to the
reason
Why free-silver doctrine is wormwood
to them
Why those who proclaim it are guilty of
irt aartn
Which all money-lenders are bound to
condemn ;
Why money to lend as and nothing to
ell ns
Makes scarcer the money the better
for them.
wane plenty oi money is evii, mwj wit i
as (
An evil to Shvlocks. and therefore to
them
BcktoxT. Dovur,
Washington. D. C.
Who They Are.
A writer in the Portland Tribune says:
Did you ever Uke a careful look over
the political situation as it stands? If
so, look again and note if yoa don't Me
plainly that every single gold-standard
and sound-moner man in the crowd is
either rich or comfortably fixed? They
all have a good aixed sack of gold dollars
tied op and laid away. Now, they got
this gold with silver. It only cot them
100 cents, bat they intend to keep it
:ied ap till they can make gold oar
money. Then the muscle of this coun
try will pay tbeee patriotic (?) gentle
men from 200 to 3D0 cents for these tied
up gold dollars. They- talk about tbe
credit of this government, etc., Io
which they care about as little as did
Benedict Arnold when be sold the secrets
ot West Point fc the British, or Urover
Cleveland and Carlisle did when, locked
in a room at midnight, they sold oar
bonds at par to the Morgan syndicate,
giving Morgan & Co. a chance lo clear
nearly 120,000,000 by this secret dealing.
Look carefnlly, and yoa will find these
fellows who want tbe gold standard for
the salvation of oar national crtdil, all
have a good sack stored away. There
is no each thing as a srokl democrat. He
is limply a gold bag camping in the
democratic tent. No true democrat or
popnlist can be a gold standard man.
and let me say to tbe people, don't be
misled by this cry oi our government
credit being in danger. If the silver
party wins this government always
was and will continue to pav its prom
ises in good, sound montv- U gold
contracts will bs paid In gold, and we
mast watch the decoys or we may be
misled by tbe gold men's patriotic (?)
triumph- God help as!
Why So Momentous?
A gieat many cannot understand why
the money question the issue between
cold monometallism and bimetallism
is so prominent. They ask why does It
obscure all other issues? We shall try
to tell:
First, in 1893, Cleveland called the
congress in special session, to repeal the
Sherman act. nnder which f 1.500,000
silver dollars were coined each month.
It was ciairued by the opoonentt of sil
ver that this was necessary to prevent a
panic, and restore good times- It was
done.
Next, the silver men in congress pass
ed a bill to coin about fcSO.OOO.OOO of idle
seigniorage silver bullion lying in tbe
treasury. This Cleveland vetoed, say
ing it would be dishonest and inflation,
and would stop tbe revival of the good
times sorely coming.
The next battle in congress was over
the issue of gold bonds, to ibe amount
of 202,000,000, which silver mtn thought
unnecessary. All these questions were
debated fully in congress and on the
stamp. The newspapers have been fall
of them. The money question is para
mount. Salem Journal.
Perhaps ex-Gov Pennoyer's name will
be presented for ice-president.
Tbe Chicago convention nextTuetdty
promises to be one of great interest. All
eyes will be on it..
Tne eagle will be in Albany on the 4th
and tally 10,000, it is thought, will hear
him scream .
The committee believes in giving local
talents rhance. Hon J M Somers will
deliver the oration.
Bulldozing methods do not count. Tbe
repeated assertion that bimetallism is
merely a coveting for silver monometal
ism is simply twaddle, 'there is nothing
in it.
We all want sound money, most of as
fod and silver on equal terras. We are
not opposed to go!d; but we are in lavor
of silver as well as gold, the money of
the masses.
Our Gates correspondent yesterday
said "Time were good there.". That
has a good riiig to it. If all of us would
get to thinking thai we would have good
times for certain.
What was the objection to Mr Berkley
that he is a silver man? Does the
party intend to drive every man from the
organization that does not stand for a
single gold. standard? If such is the in
tention the doom of the republican party
in Oregon will be signed when the re
turns of the Jane election are certified
to, and sigued and aea'ed Salem Jour
nal. The longett bridge in the wo-I I is the
L;on Bridge, near Sangang, In China.
It extends five and a quarter miles over
an area of the Yellow S.'a, and is e up-
ported by 3(0 huge stone arches. The
roadway is 70 feet above the water, and
is enclosed in an iron netwoik. A mar
ble lion, 21 feet long, rests on the crown
of each pillar. The bridge was built at
the command of the Emperor Keing
Long.
A Joaquin Miller Story.
A gentleman who was a guest at the
Hotel Pendleton recently ncticed in the
East Oregonian that Joaquin Miller will
come to Pendleton to read at the cele
bration a poem written for the occasion.
Ia conversation with other autsts. he
related the following interesting etny oi
the old "poet of the Sierras :'
"It was quite a number of years ago 1
met Joaquin Miller, and I'll never forget
the occasion. It was on a steamer on the
Atlantic ocean as we returned from Eu
rope. During- the first half of tbe jour
ney, we had extreme! rouh weather,
and nearly eve'yone was sick. One old
geutlen an was aprarently no atfdctei
with seasickness. He stood looking off
at the waves and the sky and was fond
ot being on deck, even though the toss
ing of the waves mide it necessary for
him to laih himself into a chair on the
deck . J
"Finally, the weather cleared up and
tbe sea became calm and the passengers
became acquainted. The old gentle
man was not approached much by any
one and appeared to make no advances.
Ilia name was unknown, excepting to
tbe ship's officers, with whom he reis
ietered. Before we reached New York,
the ladies were arranging a program for
one evening in the main cabin, and a
self appointed coin milt as went about to
secure assistance. Several well known
public mtn and women were on board
and all promised to contribute some
thing ' for the general enjoyment. The
ladies went to the old gentleman. Yes,
said he, I will try to entertain the com
pany for a few moments. About five
minutes, did yoa say? The ladies were
somewhat amused, and went away think
ing it rather a joke. They expected
some sport from the fanny old man and
asked nirn his name. His reply wa
that he could te announced simply as
an old gentleman who would furnish a
number of his own selection.
When the time came, be arose and
said that be would recite a piem of bis
own composition and bs proceeded to
give them 'William Broan,' a poem fa
miliar to all who know Joaquin Miller's
productions. The sotnpaoy were per
fectly delighted. They '.orined with
applaase, and Joaquin Miller was com
pelled lo tell his name, which, once re
peated, was familiar to nearly every one
in the cabin, and he was the lion daring
the remainder ot tbe trip bome."
The McKlnlcy Nine.
Here ia the executive comui.llee of
nine appointed by Mark Hannah to as
sist him in running the campaign for
UcKioley, which premises to be the most
extravagant in the history of the U. S.a
as complied by an ex.
Cornelias N. Bliss, of New York, was
treasurer of the la rrah!i.:an national
eommit.ee and handled the csmps'ic
fat loar years ago. He is the h. ad of
Bliss, Fabyan A Co., Jrj goods jobbers of
New Yotk City; vice president of the
Fourth National Un, and of .h. gov-
ernors of the Union League Ciub of New
Yoi 't City. He is Piatt's bitterest e4
emy.
. TLomas Dolan, of .Pennsylvania, wat
president of the Manufacturers' C'.ob of
Philadelphia and helped Waoamaker to
raise tbe $XMK fond for Harrison. He
ia looked to again to "fry the fat' out of
Eastern protecte i manufacturers.
Samuel W. Aliertoo, of Illinois, is a
pors man. oi vuicago, who knows all
about practical "'fat frying" in politics
as well as batioes.
Raseel A. Alger, of Michigan, a as sev
eral times a candidate for Ibe republi
can presidential nomination- Has made
millions ia lumber and has always been
a liberal contributor to campaign funds.
W. a. PluoketU of Massachusetts, is
an active manufacturer of Adamt, tress -arer
of the G rat lock mills sod the Berk
shire Cotton M an u far! on eg Company,
president ot Ibe Graylock Natioial bink,
and a director in several insurance com
panies. Redfield Prjctor, tf Y-rmont, was
secretary of war iu Uarrison's cabinet
now VJnitel SUes senstor
Has male
. .
a fortane in granits.
F. G. Netdringht-jt, of Mionri,
former congrrssmsn fron St
lUiS, a
r.ch manafactorer, who is given the
credit of framing the lia schedule in the
McKioley bill, lie is interested ia tia
piate manafactnring.
William B. Msrria n, Mtnnesolo, for
mer governor of the state. Wa a mem
ber of the res ilutioo cimmittes of the
St. Loais convention, is ace on u ted a
man of wealth. A rich banker, presi
dent of the Merchants' National bank of
St. Fan!.
H.'Clay Eaos, Tonu-jsse. republican
leader of the state aud si aspirant for
tbe republican nomination fr vice
president. Hd is not a man of wealth
Bit-hard P Bland, of Lebanon, Mis
sour:, a prominent candidate for presi
dent, in an interview said: "I do not
know that I can add much to my pre
vious expression on tbe subj-ct of til
ver," he added. "It is generativ known
lhat I urgently favor the restoration of
silver as money and advocate its free, un
limited and unrestricted coinage at a
ratio of 16 to 1, to be maintained in ail
respects at a mutual parity with gold .
"I think the immediate effect of this
would be to improve the industrial and
commercial condition of the country. I
believe the restoration of free coinage
would be the ealvauinof this nation
If the United States were to open it
mints to the free aid unlimited coinage
of silver, I think other leading nations
would promptly follow the example.
"In case theotherjnatloas of theworld
do not follow this exmple, and the Uni
ted States had to iu tintain the free coin
age of silver alonn, I believe no ill effect
would be experieoced in the financial
centers. My idea is that restoration of
free coinage would mean the awakening j
of trade and allied interests, and pros
perity would progress. The feeling is all
one way. The silver idea will dominate
the democratic convention and the silver
candidates will tu victorious in the elec
tion." Under a trunt things ought to be
cheaper, but InstemPof that the price is
raised. This is noticeable in the nail
trust particularly. It itber price, are
now being charged through this mon
opoly. Ditto for oil. Tiusts and mon
opolies breed corruption.
asy to Take
asy to Operate
Are features peculiar te Hood's Pills. Small In
size, tasteless, efficient, thorough. As one man
IruOOdji
said: "You never know you
have taken a pill till It Is all I'aJ 1 .
over." 26c. a I. Hood & Co., 1 1 1 1 Ifst
Proprietors, Lowell, Mass. H W
Tbe only pills to take with Hood's Sarsapiu-Ula.
Tomorrow ws celebrate,
patriotically.
Let us do it
The crowd will be in Albany tomor
row Itiacominu from many counties.
177tJ.
We are
IStW.
enough to
pretty near oM
nm., mono auu uu let r.ugmuu .u.. oui
aQairs. Isn't that a fact ? ;
The nam t rf the republican nominee
tor governor of New Hampshire is Josiab
Grout. Perhaps there is nothing in a
name.
An Albany man tells the Dkmocrat
that the way to keep ice is to wrap it in
flannel and set it out in the sun, and not
in tbe shade, inatea.f of ine'ding it
freezes to the fl tnnel. Try It. even if it
does sound inconsistent.
1 noted ph)ic'iiu says that instead of
olds coming from tla.ospher.4i changes,
as people genera'lv suppose, they gen
erally originate by breathing impure air.
N'nety-nine per cent of what ars termed
colds are nothing more cr less than the
poisoning of the mucous membrane by
bad air.
By a simple rule the length of the day
and night, and time of the year, may be
ascertained by simply doubling the time
of the sun's rising, which will give the
length of tha night, and doubling the
lime of smii.g will g'v'e the leng'n. of
tbe day.
MISHIS.
Two Chinese women have ju.t gradu
ated from Ann Arbor,- standing high in
their classes They must be different
from the celestials that inhabit Oregon.
!
A gditleman 55 years of age yesterday i
applied for a license permittirg him tbj
marry a girl 15 vearsof age. Tliatinone!
point where the law is deficient. How-1
ever, he did not get the licence, as the
paiM-rs were not properly made out. s
Uuard.
Salem barlers ill hereafter, so long
as they stand by their agreement, not
open on Sundays. The Journal says:
liev. Copeland has invited the barbers to
attend church in a body in recognition of
their effort to keep Sunday. To see ail
the tonsorial artists at a religious ser
vice, where they cannot do any of the
talking, will be a sijfht many ail; attend 1
to behold. ;
It as a sight to warm tlie cockles of
all the old timer's hearts to see the old
hand-engine with the o'd volunteer fire
company out on the streets 1 uevlay
night, drilling for the Fourth of July
varad. In the ranks were Old Bill An-!
derson and John
a . , a al
hose cart war ao close upon theii heels
they could not pull out hut had it ran
like nhitehcsds to keep (rout being tei
ejoopeJ. Silein Journal.
! Apropos of the new arrival at the home
T, MTi .fJT .?!
, Miowing extract from a letu-r written
! by him to Salem friends and received
yesterday, is in order, says thst papev.
?
have to sell lots of heating apparatus
now. liegmrds to all the toy. Ail
hands well here except mraeif and I am
recovering from the shock."
The mot preteno to aristocracy is
pruUUly dUplared br the wives of arm v
oil cent. The are so Lis-h loned ther will
: .. i,,', ...!.. ;
holding themselves aloof. A ladv in Al-
! bany who traveled recently in a Pullman
with several was struck with their co-i-
fish aristocratic stvie. Oa one arcasion
! oneof tliem lecame very indsgnantat the
conductor because he did not know her
name when a telegram was handed him
to give her. and gave him a warm lecture.
"What, yoa don't know who 1 am" she
stormed ber eyes snapping.
Intelligent business men get trade
wherever ihey can get tu Tbe Salem
Journal says : "
A Salem merchant refit to take Tbe
Journal on tbe ground that it is a silver
; paper, ana a silver paper in his eyes is a
Populist paper and he says he will not
1 nit-port a Popalin paper."
i lie has a right to withhold support from
:sny paper he sees tit. but his txwilion is
' not a sound one. What would he say if
,hf Popuiiyts and free silver men would !
i mu-r iu ii 'ic a ii iiim oa acocount ot
I his views?
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Oretron Avrii-iihurnl Hn-n in .Un,-r
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ui unvuiiu a (wuiicai innuuiiun. ine
Iemocral ought lo be more explicit, for
ibis is a matter in which the whole state
of Oregon is interested. The college so
far has two signally frte from anything
that would justify such suspicion and if
there is anything in the a inJ that wonid
tend to bring reproach upon the institu
tion, publicity would doubtless prevent
it being accomplished. Our institutions
of learning must not be made political
machines nor asylums for superanuated
politicians. The board of regents f hould
avoid even the appearance of evil. Cor
vallis Gat tie. The Uarette ia much
better posted than It e Dkuixti t v on this
subject, and is no doubt familiar wilh
the wires now well laid.
The Modern Way.
Commends itelf to the well-informed
to do pleasantly and effectually what
was lormeny done in ibe crudest man
ner and disagreeably as well. To cleanse
the system and break up colds, head
aches, and fevers without unpleasant
aftereffects, use the delightful liquid
laxative remedy. Syrup of Figs. Manu
factured by California Fig Syrup Com
pany.
Daily Service "Ruth'
more."
and "EI
The O K & N. Co's palatini steamers
Ruth and Elmore leave foot of Broadalbin
street as follows: Steamer Kuth leaves on
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 1
a. m. arriving Portland 4 :30 p. in. same
day. Steamer Klmore leaves on Tues
days, Thursdays rid tuturdays at
7 a m. arrivinjr Portland 4:00 p.m.
same day. Kates are as follows: To Port
land, one trip $1.25, round trip i 00, To
Oregon Uity, one trip tl.00, round trio
60. To Salem, one trip 50 cents,
round trip 75 cents. To Independence
one trip, 50 cents, round trip 75 cents.
Special rates for party of ten or more peo
pjo. 'I be round trips ar good for 30 day.
Fare to San Francisco, first clans, $" 50,
steerage . 00. C. G. Rawlimis, agt.
Oarataadlwa at Hum
Four out of every rive" bottle j of medi
cine sold in thj last five years are S. B.
goods. J The S B Headache and Livei
t'ure I use myself s a geueral physic.
If you are sick und want to get well, the
quickest, cheapest and safest method is to
buy the 8 IJ. mmediss and use as directed
C. P. lUu-ir, DniggUt, Uufur, Or ' Foi
sal by Fonh-iy A Mason at 5(1 ct per bot-
i e-
Pklivkky WatMNs. Notice is hereby
given, the delivery wagons will make
no trip on Saturday, July 4lh, Patrons
please order accordingly.
Htei.lmaker Bttos,
The V eatlier.
T night nnd sturdily fair and warmer,
obaSy thunder storms Sunday. River
pro
i 3
F. VI. French dieplayman.
TERMS.
D ulv Democrat, 25c per month; 3.00
per year, in advam-e 30c per month not
in advance. Hy carrier, lOc per week. 10
per cent added if allowed to run ovrt S
months. Single copies 5c.
WrtKKi.y. $1.25 In advance! f 1 .50 at end
f year; 1.75 for second year; '200 for
third and proceeding eara, when not naid
in sdvMnce. Cluba of five new sulMcribero
for 15.00,
TELEGRAPHIC.
Hew Thejr Hlaad.
Chicago, July 2. It being understood
that the territories are to be allowed six
votes each, and that the District of Co
lumbia is to have tix voles also, the total
number of votea in the convention is UIH.
Then 4(50 would In? a mnioritv and 61 '2 n
f Wl.t luriin mniiiFilu t if . L. . .. ... .1...
lver men ,oUay ca,nie(J By0; g()u ni
ard men li'St .
i Mill far ball aaa.
Chicago. July 2 -The movomett to
make Heoator Hill temporary chairman
bus received decided impeltu during the
day, and there ia nood reaa m for believing
that the executive coinmi tee Ot the na
tional committee would be pleased to sug
gest his name, if they felt that it would be
uictpted by the silver men. Many im
partial obaeners exprens tne opinion that
the senator wi'l be ultimately accepted by
all factious in crder to make smooth wil
ing at the beginning of the convention.
'he silver leaders told out Hillly, however,
for a man of pronounced atlver proclivities
for presiding otiievr.
They Will FlB1n.
CmcAoo. July 2 The announcement
that the Kaalern gold-staailard leaden",!
VViliiam C W bitney and others, would ar-1
rive here tomorrow has put some heait in
to tbe gold'ttandurd men w no are here.
The rumor of a withdrawal of the gold
standard mcD from the convention, if tbey
are defeated, is otill current. I 11 1 it ran not
I be definitely placed in the so far-arranged
pian or ii;e gold standard people
The plan arranged ia at 'east calcu.aled
to make Uiing lively, even if it bu not the
greatt-r efTtjU of obtaining convesU.
Saddra (train.
iJu.ij-noiio, Or., Ju!y 2 J J liee'schn,
age J U, a Dane, hung abo.it 10 mile
north ot hre, on the ScappiOi road, wai
found dead in the field ut hi ton-in-iaw.
Emit -Meter, jesterdjy atxm. 6;:i) P. M
lie had been mowing gran, and was
through work. He probably tat down to
rat before going to the house to supper,
and ftl over backward, dying in a few
minutes, lt is thought that tlie d-ceaed.
1 Mtnfrnrn-nuiA lit hmt r allnr-ltM.! with
heart failure and died before ansittance ar-
rived . J
, ttm sure.', r.air.1.
. .
,SraiXQriKU. ld luly 2.-Oovernor
A'Ueld returned from Chicago todav. He
eJtPecta to return to Chicago Sunday and
remain nntil after the convention.
"Free silver men will tave control of the
1 convention,' Le said, "and it i, we tnmk,
to oar best interests to wind ap the bu.i
nes of tlx c-nrenticn in one day. The
ng!e-"td standard men will, of coarne.
tight fi r a day. It is to their, interest In
par lor aioJ. as Ibe sporting men would
say.
Pteaa el Ike atecersia
BakehCitt, July 2. Albert Geir.
sapenntendent of the Bonanza mine.
brought in today 112,000 in tws, brkkt.
f valued at $i.0u0 each, the resoit of about
I'J days run, with 24 stamps.
VSIll Swees Tklata.
Fkkso, Cal., July 1. Senator Ste.lu-o
M W bite paej through tbu city ib
mormug en rente to tbe national demu-ralic
M S-SlW aaft V UaV,V VF. S UasST UV WWXii f
was eating breakfast at the Railrqa-i fcotel
a reporter wa granted an interview. I
Senator Wh.Uj talked quite rrweSv con- !
cernhig tbe coming convention, eti-rrv-
ing contsdense that a strong stiver platform
and acon?i'-tnl candidate weald tarehr be .'
C1
"Will, .n.1, . t;.-St ."1 1 si.
oVmocraY. w,M ..Tn. J.i, Zl
,,-v . . 7, , - croup; i eigrapoei to n rrSDcisco. eol
.U..- 71:i:filfa?,,''. ,rafio- .half doWbott:eof S BCongbCure-
..j.
aturkea ky Bnv
DaVTs. Or.. Ju?y I.- Mb Iboel Ijili"'Mr- T lotbay Ar Mason al
Fever, daughter cf Autone and Etta La
r eier. wno uvea uiree luiie H-uthaet of
DayU fi, lart Trjurtdat- was attaiked by two
ravage d-v lelongisg to a air Wa-id.
tbe dcr t- ail of ter clothe from her
perca. and bit pixm of flrsa f.-om
Ler UmtM. W ben foetid she was encoo-
f wu- 01, '-il biting and
-artng her. Had a n been for tbe
; tsmeiy approacb ot JSrWadJSe. M.. L
i -id fcave oo ki.1 and eaten by
j "" . - . " taken to ber
bome, and is in a fair war to recover,
rrr a'lar ratal ttrMral
Bascn Citt. Oi., July 1. Fannie
Jetkins, a daughter cf Caf4ain William
JecliD. a miner ewployi in tie Virtue
uiD-. while walking to a neighbor s house
with ber little brother in her arm. to ta
bled and. in trjicg to save the chili from
being ic;ured, teil backward and broke ber
oevk. Death was instantaneMOs. Tbe girl
was H years of age, and will be buried to- S
morrow. Tbe place where she fell wa
level at a tl x.
Mew Kate.
w'sstvitsr. t., Ju'y 1 Over ICO shoU
were exchange by tbe deputy then? and
ttnkerj Uis ni -roiog al the iiersa stone
qaamt. No one was kiiied so fsra
known One striker had a W broken
Many bate re ttU as the tvwil of hand-to-hand
conihet . Tbe strikers apnroacbed
the quarry Uirooch the wood, with tc
1 avowed iiiteitiun of routing the men at
j work. Tbey were met bv ibe thenS and
I ail .l..nnl 1-. vln II ....
i The ttnkers bmran thnnlimr uJ ih fi..hi
. - - -.I " " "
' 1 . t . .. 1 1
i""- unu geuerai. in a lew nivimenrs
the strikrr we.-e repu!se-J and fell back to
the woods.
Teller's ttfrrptlaa.
Dexveb. July 1 Senator Henry M.
Teller returned to Colorado Uxiaj. and on
arriving in Denver this evening from
Cheyenne was met by a grtt ou.'pooring
of people from all part ct the state. Tbe
demonstration was part HI--' ted in by all
claes, and by persons cf ali political be
liefs, and it is (.oubtful if the scene of en
tburiatm enarted on the streets of the Col
orado capital tonight bare been raralieled
id the Western history.
Mrs Slew Bras).
Hahtfokd, Conn., luly 1 At noon to
day Mr Harriet Bewher Stowe, the fa
mous autbnretx, paed away at her rei
denceinthis aty. At b.-r boiside were
three members ol tbe famly Mrs IsabWIa
fecher. her Lvsband, lr. Hooker, and
Harrie. Stowe.
-.vi caro. i tt kuk, ,
Use a tv. !-. ,
Fa...K J. rurxEY makra oath th.t ;e ! ie
aenioi partner of the firm of F. J. CtCo..
dnlna- basiojas in tbe ilr or TWedo. Ohhiit
and titaieafomald. and ibat said flrta srilt pat
tbe sum or ON K Hl'.VDKKU IHILLAKS f4
each and every case of Catarrh that cannot b
cured by lbs use ot llaix's Osraaait Ci-aa.
FRANK J. CHENIsy.
Ksrorn to before me and subscribed If) us
presence, this day ot December, A.D. ba.
GLEAROJT.
Hall Catarrh rSSw t takes Internally and acta
airectiyoauie blood and mucous stirfi
ot
tb system. Bend for tnnimoniils. free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., loledo. r
Sold by DrofgUts. Tta.
l'ottndmasters Notice.
All cows, horses and stock of any kind
running at large, or staked in the street
or eo they can get in the street, will be
put in the city pound. All parties will
please take notice. No respect of person.
The law will be enforced. By order of
city ponndmaster.
Long way from New Tor City.
Long rainy days in Oi-uon.
laing time no see sun fhine.
Long years in the photograph businees
iiing is tne leaning artist in A.lntny.
Have your pho'os mac.a bv Lonir Photr
Co., 2 id and Ferry St.
A fine line of ltithv Carmines inst r-
ceived nt Fortmiller i Irvitig't.
Seaside Excursion Tickets.
Summer excursion tickets, good to re
turn until October 10th, to Yaquina Bay
are now on sale by tho Oregon Central
A Eastern U. R. at Albany andCorvallia
at the usual reduced rates, vis : Albany
to Yaquina and return, 50; Corvallis
to Yaquina and return, $3 25.
In this connection arrangements have
been made whereby the tug "Resolute"
bas been placed in regular service ho-
tween Yaouina Bav and Xee-nnrt f..r la
accommodation of excursionists. The
Resolute" ia one of tho larcost and
most commodious tugs on the Pacific-
Coast and will take tishinv parties to aea
and return whenever desired, the weath
er permitting.
Get your lawn mower sharnnneJ hv
M. Ludwig, opposite P. O.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's; Fair highest Award.
Lebanon.
Prof. O. L. Calavan and Miss Ida M
Jackson were married at the residence o
the bride's parents, near Hodaville, on
Wednesday. The young folks have the
best wishes oi many lric-nds.
A large number will go on the Fourth
of July excursion from this place to Port
land. The Firemen's band will accomp
any the excursion and will take part in
the parade, which will be about the
largest ever witnessed in Oregon.
Ed Kellenbergcr and Joel Mayer left
Tuesday for a visit to Gates and Quartz
ville. Mr. Kellenberger and R. Hiatt
will soon open a aneat market at Gates,
and will furnish meat to the miners st
Quartzville and to the loggers along the
river.
Geo. Wheeler, eon of the late L. M
WI.eeler, died at the home of his mother
in this city on June28th,of consumption,
aged 40 years. Funeral services were
held on Monday in tlie M. E. church, of
which church he was a consistent mem
ber for many years. Advance.
Mr. Moss Walker returned to Lebanon
last Saturday from Winslow, Arizonia
where be has been for the ?st eiuht
months cooking in a boarding houe for
Mrs. Grubb.
Dr. F. T. Matchett, who has been vie.
iting his parents near this place, left for
his home in Warden. Idaho, last Satur
day Kx press.
Feed (lie Nerves upon pure, rub
b.ooJ and you will not be nervous. Pure
blood cones by ta-ing Hood s S-ir.aparilla
which is thus tbe grta'eit and bent nerve
tonic.
Hood Pills cure rau-ea, i k head
ache, indigestion, biliou.rie.. Ail drug
gioes 20c.
Clubbing Offer.
The Weekly Democrat and Weekly
Examiner will W seat to subscribers for
12.33 a year. This includes all the priv
ileges of the Examiners big premium gift
in May, the same as if you sent the reg
ular subscription price of flwO direct! v
to the paper. Isu't that a bargain
Vteeklv ItEHoritiY arid Lhrira a --k
I N. Y. World. S2.00 a rear.
i Subscribers to Daiiv w vine in ad v ice
will receive all the advantage of either
proposition.
Linen Pique and Dock tutU ready mavk
pel fett fit and latest tj lea for t-J.lO at
the ladies Uazaar.
Soring cleaning i. at band, tr ns for
prices on wahicg carpels becing and
(rartains. We call for and deliver a'l
gjj. C- inros. city laundry.
1st St.,opp. St ClarSf. Pbooe 9. .
Miss Helen Crawfonl Is organizing a
class in reading and English Literature.
All thowe who desire to lake such a coarse
am notily tier at once. Terms, f .50
or twelve lessons.
.Honey to Loan.
A limited amount cf onev to !oan nn
goo.1 farm security
K N.SrcKis&Co.
I tnn ma.
1 --
I J 1 'jelto
1 It ia ptrfect remedy. God bw voa for
'jit. lour, e'e J.U. Oosier. Grant
t p
S ran Srertk aisalac.
Cki- ip;ioo. Lwirippe. t'neatnonia
and aii Tjrat a-ij L sng deates are core
vSi.i.- Ca.-e. For4'eoy Ksthay
Mason.
Url'aCleiee Keel Tea
is a urs care for beadacrte ard DTtoa
lixase No hicg relieve to onick.
Vor tZlr Foshav A- U
e tyr TJ
asoa.
Taw Ilia ! vteaara
Contipation, canvs tnort than half tbr
l!b ol women- Karl's Ctorr li x4 Tea i
a pleasant core for const i; ation . For tali
by Fobay A Mason.
a ftalarwl Beaaliarf
Kari's Cover Bxi Tea M-n5 tts b'ood
and gi-e a clear and beautiful cmpxinsj
For aV by Fby and MJton.
Barrel sweet pick..,
Itarrel soar pttkl.
(.rster cocktail Siure
A t Paiker L5r,i.
Doesn't Taae Much Money For
groo-rie at larker Brx. Tl'eir
pnoes are reamnable and
a litt'e etm a long
wavs.
Qiality ii soseUiing aiw. 1 aey keep oa
ly tbe l -t. I: is a fair and square
fiat fcoted fact that it you
trade with them
yoa aS
way g-t good treatment in good, pnees
and personally. Thai is consider
able in the lone run. It
counts patticu
larly in
groceries acd baked goo i Yon can per
wbai you want without ranning
around by trading with
Parker Bros .
First class meats of all kinds, ti wel
as hams, bacon, etc.. at the Linn Dressed
Beef CVs shop at Second and Ellsworth
streets. Courteous and prompt treat
ment. II you want a enoa and clean
smoke buy cigars made bv mir Al
bany cigar factory.
For Pills and Piasters Dawson
Use Dawson furniture polish
'sr Pure Drugs liawson's.
Tlie examination .f Frol S-nders for
assault on iVundinarter lhividon and
interfering wilii an oiheer was taking
place at press tune lifore Justice Freer k
seu. Wu l be Cutset) The general deliv
ery of the post ollice will lie close lo
morrow except front S to 9o'ciock,a. ni.,
and from o to 6 o'clock, p. tn.
Help to celebrale l decorating your
houses witb Has hunting, buy it cheap
at Kad Peacock & Co's.
aLBtsr siiwarr.
Wheat, 4'
OaU 164 c
Fbur. M il l
Butter IS;
KgcsTc
Lard 6 to 9c
Pork hams. $ to 10cihoulderi 4 to 6.
Sidts. S to 10.
lly baled, tS-00
NEW YORK WORLD,
1HRICE-A-WEEK EDITION
IS Tagcs a iTfk. 156 Papers a Year.
Ia larger than any weekly or semi
weekly paper published aud is the only
important democratic "weekly" pub
lished in New Yo.-k City. Three times
aa large as the leading republican week
ly of New York City. It will be of
special advantage to vou during the
Presidential Campaign, as :t ia pub
lished every other day, exeept Sunday,
and has all the freshness and timeliness
of a daily. It combines all the news
with a long list of interesting depart
ments, unique features, cartoons and
graphic illustrations, the latter being a
specialty.
All these improvements have been
made without any increase in the cost
which remains at one dol'ar per year.
We offer this mi equaled newspaper
and the Wsrklv Dbmocuat together one i
year for 2.00. Satisfactory terms with
duly.
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f Dont compare "Battle Axft
g with low grade tobaccos compare
I "Battle Ax" with the best on
H tbe market, and you will find you
get for tO cents almost twice as g
i much "Battle Ax" as you' do of 1
i other riigh grade brands, 1
tnimaaffliMiiiimiiiiiiiM
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u
Pullman Sleeping Uars.
Elegant Ding Cars,
Tourist Sleeping Cars
St Paul
Minneapolis -DnJath
fargo.
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Crook ston
. Winnipeg
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Philadelphia
Sew York
Boston and al.
Points East and South
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Through tirkdts to Japan and China, via
Tacoma and Northern Pacific steamship
Co., an American line-
For information, time cards, maps and
tickets call oa or write C Q Bar chart.
Agent, Albany, Or.
Or A D Charlton, Aat Gen Faaw Agt
Portland, Or.
iRECOn CENTRAL
& EASTERN.
YAQUINA BAY ROUTF
Connecting at Yauina Bay with toe
San Francisoo and Yaqaina Bay Steam
ship Company
Stsauij "Farisi'
Sails trom Yaquina everr 8 days for
Sao Francisco. Coos Bar, Port Or ford,
Trinidad and Humboldt Bay.
PassENnEa Accomodations Cxsrapassxu.
Shortest route between the Willam
ette Yailey and California.
Fare from Albany and points west to
Saa Francisco
Cantv ts-OO
SnrxKAGX 4.00
To Coos Bar and Port Orfonl.
Cabin $6.00
To Humboldt Bay i
Cabin Si
Round trip good 60 days special.
RIVER DIVISION.
Steamers "Albany" and "Wm. M.
Hong," newly furnuhed. leave Aibany
daily except Satnrdays at7 :45a.m. .arriv
ing at Portland the same day at 5 p. m.
Returning, coats leave Portland same
days as above at KX) a. m.. arriving at
Albany at 7.45 p.m.
Edwis Stos, J. C Mato,
Manager. SapU River ihvislon.
it. L. Waltixs. H. B. Sackt,
Agt. depot. Albany Agt p Revere
House, Albany
"L70T:ND.-0n Ut Street. lady's nocke
book, containing more than one and
lee than ten dollars, Tbe owner, will
piease can at PKMonitT omce and prove
property, anc pay tor ad.
TJFIXG about to leave Albany, the
Uhoum'hoid goods of the undersigned
win be oaered tor saJa at a bargain, tali
at residence. J. Yak Wnsox.
fKOWS WANTED. 10 cent apiece
V. will be paid for ail crows, dead or auve
delivered at rronian Bros. 1 h?y are ffeatn
to Chinese pheasants and it is desired to
kill them off
FOUND.-Ao umbrella, wita a niono
trraru of H. H. in thieo vertical lines.
is at the Dkxockat office awaiting the
owner.
FOUND. Near Hacklenian's grove, a
valise containing some clothing. The
same can be had by catling at the Demo
crat otbee.
BICYCLKFOR SALE. A second hand
ladies bicycle, in excellent condition
Call at the Postal Te'egraph Office.
FoK TR PE. Blacksmith shop, i I ot
un.l itiwllini. .tu. 1'a.vun f . . l.l.
for property in Albany, address box 25
Albany. -, .
REPAIRS BICYCLES. Ftank Uiea
. ey repairs bicycle promptly and in a
hrst class manner. Breaks, punctured
lire, etc. fixed errectiv. .At shop just
west of Y. M. C A hall.
FOR RENT. A five mom cottage ia
First ward, good well, etc., all for $5
per month. See G, W. Hams, or leave
word at this othce.
HOUSE MOVING, Carefully, promptly
Iv, at the lowest price. Call oa cr
address G W Taylor, 4th and Wad won Su
Albany.
at)
n! oVft
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ror tail dXaila eaP aa
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tine. ...
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Tn nam stir. r!'!t I
Ine idlest and finest line on the Pacific '
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300
any
Miles snorter man
other Trans-Pacific
Line
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Short Line to the Colonies.
These vessels carry aa experienced med
ical man and a stew ardess on each voy
age. Fcr rate, accgrnmcniations. pamph
lets cr any information call on or addree.
HBSACRY. ALLAN CAMERON
Agent, Frt. A Pass. Agent.
Albany Or. 146 Third St Portland, Or.
GEO.Mc L. BROWN.
Dwt. Pass. Agent. YaccoaTer, B. L
0.C.&E. R. R. CO.
Willamette River Division,
Steamer ALBANY. Cpt. J- L. Smith,
a . I I ... L
" m. 3i. uoa.capi. a- u. uaicu
Freight ao4 Passccicr,
Daily, except Saturdays, between Cor
vallis, AlDany, independence, oar,
lem, way points and
Portland.
fnanrnaiwwxl accommodations and
schedules especially for the needs of np
r Willametta travel. Picnic parties
can avail themselves of this schedule for
.i-.:.l Ini KaftvMn Cnwallia anrl
any ircmivu (wm, .. - - 7 ,
Salem, leaving ia the morning and re
turning in due time the same evening.
special rates mr apectsu u ww
more. . . -
Leaves Albany downriver at 7:43 a.
m. leaves aioany op river at o p.m.
except Saturday.
H. L. Waxdkm, H. B. Sacar,
Agent, depot. Agt., opposite Kevers
ST