The state rights democrat., July 24, 1896, Image 4

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Such ilia aa
SORENESS,
STIFFNESS,
and the like,
WETHERFORD & IVYATT
Attorneys at law. Will practice in al
courts of the state. Special attention giv
en to matters in probate and to collections.
C FFICE In the Flinn block.
W. R. C1LYEU.
Aitornpv nt law and Solicitor in Chancery
Collections made on all points. Ioaus
nesotiated on reasonable terms. Albany
Orrgon.
BLACKBURN & SOWERS
AlTOBNETS AT X,.A."W,
All legal matters will receive prompt at
ent'on. Office, First NwUonal Bank
uiidino np stairs.
4 i ONTASTE HACKLEHAN,
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Attorneys At Lbvw.
Albany, Oregon.
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B. J. 1. HILL.,
tdcian and surgeon, OFFICE Cora
r7 streets. Albany .Orfoa.
DI..C, U. CHAMBERLiri
EIOMOHOPATHIBT
Treats tumors, strictures, facial blem
ishes, neuralgia and other diseases, with
galvanic electricity. Office on Ferry St ,
near 3d street.
MUST JsATIOisAI. B.tKH,
resident
Vt Frealaeut
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fBAJNSACTS A01kSBRAt.hnkin'oloe
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A"orney t Law, Albany, Or.
Et. W. II 4 KKI
JUSTICE OF PEACE,
sue !-! IttYs JK!T H-o. corner
Had and Broadalbia streets Albany. Or.
Beats anil Collections a Specialty-
FOSHAY & MASOfl.
Wholesale . Itetavll
DRUGGISTS XSh BOOKSELLERS
A LEAST. OREGOS
Pure Drue and the Finest and Largest
fctcck of Stationary and Booxb
in the Jiarket.
ALBANY TRADING CO.
GROCERIES and
FEED OF ALL KNDS
Cheat eeed for sale or trade Free de
livery. Telephone No. 51
R.N Morris, M?r
Cor 2ai and II air. Sta.
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Jolt and Cycl
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i Ttcy wrio ride must sec the
Z na4 Tli PsrMlrrf-ir mjt
bright the way. All dealers
selfit. The Place & Terry
Z Mfg.Co,247 Centre St,N.Y. J
Prof. A. STARK
Of W ill ft Stark.
Optica! Spccialisl
Oradnate of the Chicago Optbalmic
College.
I am prepared to examine scientifically
ana accurately, by the latest and improvec
methods of modern science, any who de
sire to nave their eyes tested.
Cnsick Block Albart.Orbwob
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t'rimary.Beo
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permanently
a be treated at
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rows falllnr
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Itiary HlAHilh viir
jenred In lbtott days, y
i borne for same price on
Sty. It yon prefer toco
tract to imr rai lrosd fr
ooebarm. If we ail to core. If to
cury, iodide potash, and a
rtina, Mocons Patches In mo
implea. Copper Colored
any part of the body, Hair or 5
oat, it la tbla Secondary H
re rnarantee to core. We aoll
-late caaes and chaUccRa
ae we cannot cure. ?tii
jcl.1etthe skill of the mo
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Fire
insurance
INSURE YOUR
with-
PROPERTY
In th Old Hartford, the New York Un
derwnters AircDcyor any one of the reli
able old line companies he represen ts. Note
uiisen ana plenty ot time given for payment
on farm insurance. All business will U
proinruy attendod to.
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ALBANY. OR.
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ard Family Medi
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Cor. Broadalbln and First Sts
CCNKAD MEYER, PRCPFJEiCa.
-Dealer in-
Canned Fruits,
Glassware,
Dried Fruits,
Tobacco,
Sugar,
Coffee,
Etc.
Canned Meats,
Queensware,
Vegetables
Cigars.
Spices..
Tea,
Etc.
everything that a Kept in
, good variety and gro
eery store. High
est ptoe paid
for
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE
A CHANCE
to strike oil, as it were, in wall paper is
presented by our present tale. The de
signs show a richness, novelty and fresh
ness of conception that are not to be seen
elsewhere. Our papers are of a quality
worthy of the art they embody. It's
only on prices that we come out short.
Perhaps it's the summer weather that's
melted them down to 15 cents a roll and
up. In variety of patterns, too, we're
very strong, snowing no lens than 600
different novelties.
J. A Cumming."
ALBANY
Insurance Agency
M. SENDERS, Mgr.
o
Buvs and sells wheat, oats and wool al
all points in the Willamette Valley and i
the leading insurance agent ot Aioany.
In Diaries' your insurance there are two
things to be considered:
1st. Get a good company.
ind. Place your insurance with an
agent who thoroughly understands his bus
iness and knows how to write a policy,
giving you its full benefit, having bad t
years of experience in a general office and
toe adjusting or losses, c an guarantor
you 1 nave these requirements. erj
Respectfully lours.
H. 3bOtK3
ALBANY
Red Crown Milling Go
Ia now under the management of El
ward Going, X. H. AUan, Wm. L. YaLce
E. D. Barrett and Samuel E. Yonng.wbo
are now prepared to sell the best
FLOUR
in the market at reasonable rates.
Highest cash price paid for wheat.
Carols and Trade-Marks urttined. and all
IBnatanw conducted iuraocjaTC fit.
low 6m la Or-xjsiTt t. s. Parrwr oraet
oawecanaeciire patent u mm -im tfiaa
esrae uvs n asainsoo.
Send arjdr!. drawina or pbo4u srrta
S . Wc advise, if patentable or not. free of
awl 1 1' Uai fee not noe t. 'it ts
A F iwtrr, "Row to Ot j rleota.- wttM
Bat of st-ne ia tbe C& we earaii iransal
ant irje. address.
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SHAVING AN D HAI RCUTTI NG
PARLORS.
HEADQUARTERS F0R
D. Whites JCe Ifaii
A bead of hair or no
pay. Cures i
Address Box 121
diseases of the scalo
for Free Treatise on tbe Scalo.
Razors Honed and Set and Pot in Or
eron Short Notice.
Made Mistakes, Bid Tie?
Got things spelled wrong and all mix
ed up display waa poor type) old
fashioned press work bad paper
cheap nothingag it ought to be? Well,
take your next job of printing to Smi
ley the Printer and
Will Be Done Bijfct
P- (Important). Tae price ior do
ing H will be right, too.
Smiley's printing i good printing.
rior.OHE DUST,
U0 MORE SPRIKKLINC,
r.'o more scRUfismc
By the use of
DUSTINE
On your floor,
When aDDlied to floor of an, o-
ables yon to sweep without rais'ng duat.
It is an odorless compound which pene
trates the wood and for months keeps up
a constant exudation sufficient tn ra.t-h
and hold the dust. '
Atwateb A Brown,
Agents for Linn Co., at Pioneer
House, Albany, Or.
K . i). T. M
Meets every Saturday evening in K O. f .
nun. visiunif Anivblt invited ia
attend.
I. 8. Winkle, torn.
Or. Price's Cream Baiclng Powdt
vorld's Pair Hijrheat Award
sin
PatJ
She Ifoiiwcrat.
Scwall's Cousin in Pendleton.
There is in Pendleton a young man
who can call Arthur P Sewall, democrat
ic nominee for vice-president, "Cousin
Art." He can do this because he is Mr
Sewall's cousin. II W Sew all has
charge of the dress goods department at
the large store of L Dusenbery & Co., ot
this city. Soice one said something
about some relationship between young
Mr Sewa'l and the Maine statesman who
has been nominated to ran with the "boy
orator ot the Platte," and a reporter ac
costed the Fendleton Sewall with the
question :
"Are von related to Arthur Sewall of
Maine, the democratic vice-presidential
nominee?"
"He's my cousin," replied Mr Sewall.
'Of course I kno him well. I lived at
Wiscassett, ten miles from hia home in
Bath, Maine, and inasmuch aa he was
member of our family, I naturally was
well;acquainted with him. He's a very
nice gentleman, of middle age, with an
honorable record in private and basinets
ife. He is what I call a citisen politi
cian- He has never had an office nor
attempted to secure one nor wanted one.
Yet he has always taken an active inter
est in elections and he has done thii in a
patriotic and unselfish manner. In
Maine, Mr Sewall ia recognized as a
power, hia influence extending beyond
the bounds of bis own party to all the
others. And yet he has always been a
democrat, a consistent one, if a free eil
ver advutata can be called consistent,
and it seems from the action of the Chi
cago convention that the free silver man
s right in line with prevailing demo
cratic sentiment I think Arthur be
wail has been a prouounced silver man
for at least ten years.
Regarding hia personal characteris
tics, I think I can say trutniuuy mat
Arthur Sewall has proven himself a man
of the plain people, it is not always
tbe man of small expenditures and
meagre income who is in sympathy with
the masses. Frequently, tnat verv fel
low, given money in plenty, will he
prodigal and will oppress hia former
classmen with hie newly gotten money
power. Bnt some men in long posse
sion of wealtn show their simple demo
cratic tastes and lack of tbe weaknesses
of the aristocrats, by strict attention toj
business and simple living, coupled with
geuerous character and personally
sympathetic nature.
That's Arthur Sewall. He is quite
wealthy, but he is a true democratic
American citizen. I do not now refer to
partisanship. I nse the word demo
cratic in its generic meaning. Armor
Sewall is a man of splendid character.
Careful, conservative, intelligently lib"
ral and charitable, ontepoaea in bi
views, and holding those views which
are dear to tbe common people, be will
make a valuable servant, if elected.
"By tbe way, he comes from a good
M Maine family, but then that does not
count for much and it ought not. Any-
wav. Arttnr Sewall wnuld be aole to
make bU way in the world, even though
he bad no family name which could be
traced to Cromwell's time. Yon could
not get him to admit be bad a grand
lather. It wonld tw repulsive to him to
eem to be depending on their records
tor his own advancement. He has
mounted the ladder of success by bis
own effort, and is a splendid example
for tbe yooth of America E. O.
Tbe Almighty Dollar.
Tbe Salem gold organ doesn't want
tbe wcrkingman paid ia a filty cent dol
lar, says tbe Journal. It wants him
paid in the new dispension dollar, the
Carlisle dollar, the Mc Kin ley dollar, the
Vlmigbty dollar, tbe great Jebovan dol
lar. that will boy two days labor, and
four bushels of wheat, and ten bushels
of oats. It is now having too much and
crashing everything beneath it. Bat it
is to be stiil more almighty. With 95
per cent of all oor wealtn in propertT
and oalv 5 par cent in money, if that
money continues to appreciate in pa
ehasiog power and to depreciate all oth
er property, it will gradually and ulti
mately con ver. the 9-5 per cent into the
hands ol the gold holders, and in the
crnsbiog. grindiog process where will
the poor working man be? The al
mighty dollar will eat him up and swal
low hia children for generations to come,
Wbat tbe laborer and farmer want is
a dollar that will not swallow up so much
of their labor and product. They want
a dollar that is easy to set. that is Lot so
scarce, so high, so dear, so almighty
powerful. Let this government legia
late more value into labor and quit leg'
slating valna into dollars. Let ns de
stroy the corner in gold dollars by put
ting the kilver dollars of our dadJiea on
a logal tender par with them to compete
with tbem and bring down their enor
mous appreciation of value to a jnst ratio
with silver and other prod acts.
The bicycle probably romes aa near to
being an nomixed blersing as any in
vention of modern times, but experi
ence is gradually teaching its votaries
tbe dangers and drawbacks ol its exces
sive nse. A most startling leson of this
kind is furnished by the case of young
James Hoar, of Deiby, Conn., reported
in Tbe World of yesterday. After
ependiag the whole Fourth of July in
"scorching" over the row is of Connecti
cut and covering seventy five miles, the
lad was taken sick. His ailment was
diagnosed as appendicitis, bat an opera
tion showed that his intestines were so
knotted together that it was impossible
to remedy the trouble, and the patient
died after a few hours c.f airony.
That New Jersey naa never had a suc
cessful vice presidential candidate is worthy
of note. Several frcm tbat state have been
placed on tbe tail of both tickets but fate
has never ordained that they be elected. 1
the old rule holds good this year, the next
president will not be a republican.
Clarksburg W. V. Leader.
There are no deaths in Oregon en ac
count of the heat, tbat is, the cause of the
m my questions: "Is it hot enough for
yon?" We mention this with pride as it
establishes Oregon's civiliza ion.
An article headed ''flow to secure a
good husband,'' is befoie us; but we will
not read it, nor trive any advice on the
subject, as it might induce every girl
who read the suggestion to hunt for the
meanest man she could find out of con
trariness A visionary writer in a Baker City pa
per has a scheme for an electric motor
that will go 500 miles aa hcur, tbus mak
ing it possible to go to New York City
and back in a day from the coast.
Karl's ('layer Sent Tea
is a sure cure for headache and nerv
discuses No hfog relieves so qnick
For sale by Foshgy & Mason.
The Oregonian will publish no more
articles lu favor of ailyer. It declare!
war against silver from the word go.
The Oregonian it merciless.
Anonymous threats are being posted
in Walla Walla to burn the town unless
Chinese are driven out and the wages of
1894 restored. That is a poor way to se
cure a desired movement.
An Eastern paper accuses Bryan of
stopping at a $2 a day hotel during tbe
Chicago convention. Certainly that was
a creditable fact. McKlnley was proba
bly paying several times that amount.
Bryan is not an aristocrat.
C B House, a New fork millionaire,
offers $1,000,000 in cash to the person
who will restore his eye sight, which is
gradually failing, and for which the
moot eminent doctors have failed to do
anything. Here is a chance for tbe
quacks to prove what genuine quacks
they are.
Portland people displayed good sense
by giving this Sharkey poor audiences.
There is no reason why Sharkey, even
from a pugilistic sense, should have any
but empty seats. He is a slow, lethargic
athlete, and if be ever f ghts Corbett to
a finish he will be so badly whipped his
name will be forgotten.
The old stereotyped insignia ol justice
a blindfolded maiden in a belled night
gown, with a set of letter scales in one
band and a meat chopper in tbe other
ia becoming played out, and is inappro
priate because inexpressive. Justice
should have her eyes wide open, so that
she will not jab the meat chopper into
the wrong man Ex.
A writer in the Bi-Metaiiet eays: "I
have always been a rt publican and have
been honored with office, but I cannot
vote for legislation that oppresses tbe
producing classes, and it is as clear as
anything political can be that the gold
a'aodaid does this. The people in this
country are beginning to see it and will
vote for the restoration of silver. Look
out for surprises in Ohio this fall. Mc
btinley is in doubt in his own slate."
Oat ot sight, out of mind. With vour
'adveitiseuieatoutof the papers you are
surely out of mind forgotten because ol
the crowd that is in, with whom the
reader is in conversation each month ;
and tbey give the reader no time to
think of jjo. Yoa want to be in tbe
crowd to be beard and seen with tbe
rest. If yoo wish to be neglected and
forgotten just isolate j oarer If by not
advertising.
Mr Bryan telegraphed the N. Y
World : i
The restoration ot silver to it ancient
place by the side of gold wHl, in my
judgment, restore tbe pari'y betweeo
both kinds of money and thus permit a
return of general prosperity.
The World, which did such effective
work ia behalf of an incctne tax, will
find a still larger fi-ld of usefa'.oe in
supporting tbe gold and silver coinage of
the Constitution
Something From Bryan.
Tbe following irom the pen of W. J .
Bryan read pretty well without bis elo
quence behind it:
Thfre waa a lima m K.n rr;r!nt '
Cleveland bad to face the quit" ion
laming either to the plutocracy or to
tbe democracy . Had be been a Jack
son or a Jefferson he would have turned
to the common people, and tbere woe id
have been do need of the convention
here today to repudiate hi policy.
Tboes who have been heretofore recog -oized
as democrat and who do not sub
to stand with oa in carrying oat the pro
visions of tbe Chicago plat lor m must
hnd a location for themselves
I nave bat little doubt that Mr. Cleve
land and all thoee Demo:ra'.s who choose
to follow bim will have a lickl of theii I
own in 1S96 and will insist :bal they j
are the Democratic paity. They think;
the silver sentiment a craze and that it
is goiog to blow over.
That tnaaes me think of a e'ory. Out
in the Sortt-wesl, where the wind is
high, the fences are sometimes blown
down and sometimes the Looses are
blown over. A man was going along
one day and found another building a
fence. He was patting it up solidty,
with mortal and (tone. The man said:
"Yea are patting a good deal o! time on
that feoo-. Hon't yoo think it will
blow over?" And the man who was
building tbe fence replied : " That is just
tbe way I am build. og it. It is five let
wide and tonr feet high, and when it
blows over it will be one fool higher tl. an
it is now' That is the way they are
building tha silver crsze. It is wider
than it is high, and when it doe blow
over it will be higher than it is now.
1 am not a believer in either free sil
ver or gold, bnt am an out aod out bi
metallic. It is clearly aptar;nt to me
that financial s'riLgency does not hinge
on the amount of money in circulation,
but rather on the Influences that con
tral circulation. The very best tim-s
we ever bad ocrurf d when there w as a
very low rate of morey per capita in
circulation.
We have already suffered grievously
oecause of the fall in prices. The laet
centos show a decrease in the propor
tion of farm tenants. It also shows a
farm moitgage debt whUh ia truly
alarming. I lie continued appreciation
of gold, that it, the continued fall in
prices, increase the norober of tenants
and makes rarder every year the life of
the farmer.
He who aids in incrs aslPjj landlordism
in this country battens the overthrow of
the Republic, for free government will
not long survive when a few own the
land aud means of support, while the
many are tenants at will. No one would
dare to propose a law iiicreas'ng tbe
number of dollars to Ire paid by a deb
tor. To increase the size of tne dollar
by legislation has exactly tlie earns ef
fect.
Tbe dollar will soon cease to be called
honest which grows fatter every day
Tariff reform grew strong in tbe vVrai
ana ooutu, wiuie it was rete.tsd as a
heresy in tbe East. It took years ol
struggle to carry tbe cause of tariff re
form across tne Alleghanie. but the
principle conquered In time.
The protective policy was never at dis
astrous to the agricultural classes as a
gold standard would be, lor while pro
tection lessened the stream, gold mono
metallism would dry np the vry foun
tain of prosperity .
The friends of the "nold and silver
coinage of the Constitution" need not be
discouraged. St.-ong in the all-conquering
might of right, their principles will
triumph and that triumph will be sig
nalized by a return of prosperity to the
! ereat masses of onr nsoule. "TarTr
Iform" and "the coinage of the Constitu
tion" will remain tbe two great Usui t
until secured.
SATURDAY NIGHT THOUGHTS.
Has it been hot enough for you .
Weather talk.
Tastes differ.
Money of no avail.
Albany advertised.
IUcipe for rattle brains.
Don't steal fruit.
During the past week the weather has
been a very decidedly prominent tspic
of conversation. It has been hot, per
haps 09 in the shade, perhaps morn,
perhaps less, we don't know for curtain.
thermometers differ so materially. Ours I
refused to get above 05. Some were
above 100. In New York City that would
cause dozens of cases ot sunstroke. Here
we just tianspire a little. 00 in New
York is hotter than 100 here. Perhaps
85 is. The eastern hot nights are what
do up people. Here cool nigh'.a make
li e worth living.
Who was it wl, said it rained all the
time In Oregon. Just now it feels as if it
hadn't rained for a year. Take our cli
mate all together and it is about the best
in the world.
Many are rustling off for an outing,
some to the seashore, some to the moon
uiius. uue man says you couldn't lure
him to gJ to the mountains, another
that he wouldu't go to the ocean under
any circumstances. Thus fie p alter is
licked c'.ean.
Cornelius. Yanderbilt with bis untold
weakh this week wai stricken with pa
ralysis and a New York mi'.l.onaire
offers (1 ,000,000 for the restoration of tiia
ifcbt. Money slays uut the baud of de-
ray, nor ket ps in motion the vital spark.
A ni:erb:e millionaire is uioie miser
able than the most miserable poor man.
. j tv m-iiuii wutrre crops woi,t
The San Francisco Examiner liMat?!
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colutuu these words: 'Ortgon cham
pions, Albany Colif." Tbus Aloaoy
over the victory of only a club of boys
has its name iieralJed all over the coast
as a city enterprising enough to hare a '
.h.,,.!.!,, t..i ., ,,:
e " ""'jtuarkable resemblance. Anvinan
be taseo from it on account of the fierce ! a hi reward over bis head will be
tight of the disgruntled Monog wins; but
in Bay event we already have consider
able game.
To have the ratt'.e oat of your brains
when men and women, brain when boys
and girls.
These are days when "good little
boys," are stealing green applet. It is
not only tough on the stomachs of the
youngsters; but fruit is scarce this yea',
and the apple thief ia not justified in bis
depredations.
W Windle. tbe nominee of the pro
hibition party for lieutenant-governor
of Illinois baa reqae;ied the wi hdrawal
of hi came that be might come out in
faror of W. J. Bryan and tn Chicago
platform.
The Clere'anJ (Ohio) R?corJr say:
A significant letter from an intelligent
observer in Syracuse, N. Y., published
ia tbe New York Evening Pot. crnfirta
oar prediction that the silver
wave is
rolling over tise A iteghenie to the
ineconjrreefioaaiairirictia wntcn iyra -
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case I situated is ordinarily a repubu-
can eUoahotd, "bat" tar the Observ-
er. 'if she eWlt.in wen In w b!.t am
week trcooKr..man between an out -
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i ana out surer man. thonn a (i,iik?ii.
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of ! mere is.
: .
in tur omtiLr,n. erave reason f jr
anprebending tbat the latter woald get
a majot ity of the vote." He gee oa t- i
explain that the farmer aal the work-
iogmrn have net n reached, atidnte the
,ca of a shrewd and successful bo car-
penter and Dander, employing I- men.
who with 11 ol hi men are "rampant
fir free eilvrr."
Orandpa" Ka and dm
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1 , 01 a.ia.
ai:, iasu., livrtl a:rws
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front Wiiliam J. Drjao's at Salvia I li
no. Mrs. Fsn was present a' Wil
liam's birt'i and dfee-ed the new comer.
Mr. Kiia it g'ratly delig a yd with the
nomination male at Chirago. When
she tetd of the enthuUm br tbe "Iwy
! orator of Platte" she c'anped her hand
and exclaimed: "I do tflitv they will
boioinale iftv baby,- ai l he' prediction
rame true. Father E.ao rat that Judge
ttryan the father of the democratic nom
inee, was one f the flrrl orators IUinoia
ever prod -iced. At the outbreak of the
rebellion he took a firm Mtnd with I'jog
las for the Co on, and bis powerful in-
fl jencein Soathrn Illinois prevented
the divisioa cf that slate. The elder
Bryau came from Wgin:a while still a
young man and settled at Salem, Illi
nois. He made his way throuh college
by working in the harvest field in the
summer and thus earned money enough
to pay hi way at school during fall and i
winter. East Oregonian.
Sjiu papers are crying that free ilvt
wilt driye gold out of circulation- Well,
as a matter of fact it is already out of
circulation in the east. It is not used
at all in business way, while silver is
everywhere The spokesman U-viev-,
oi .-jposai-e, me leaning republican pa
per of Evtern Washington says. "If
yoa go to free coinage the gold will bo
out of circulation,' it a favorite threat of
the gold advocates. It is already prac
tically out of circulation Kist ot (he
Pacific coast one tis neither gold nor
the token of g ild. Silver and silver rer-titical-s
and iia'ionai bank uo'es. which
are nt redeemable in gold, are dotr.g
the business ol the country. Tbe cow
ardly yellow metal has run away in hid
ing, and left to silver the brave work of
making the exchanges of the people.
And if this silver had not been coined
under the Bland act, the country would
now he nearly destitute of any kind cf
money. The Eastern people are begin
ning to understand the situation. They
look upon the silver cert i Ilea '.es, know
mat mey are good, and want more of
I hem. '
The Portland Oregonian argues in this
strain: "Iu this country life insurance
to the extent of f 13,000,000.003 to $14,
000,000,000 is in force which the holders
of policies would find cut in two If free
coinage, 16 to 1, is thrust upon them.
Every man who has mado such provis
ion for his family wants it paid in 10J
cent dollar. The free silver crowd pro
poses that itsha'l be paid in dollars
worth ha'f that amo-tnt. It is such con
siderations as this which make the
money question the supreme issue this
year, which cannot be displaced."
This Is boy's talk. Life insurance
policies will not be cut in two. only
through the rascally actions of the con
ductors of these companies. If silver
became t..e standard tomorrow it would
rise in vajue and have more purchasing
power than it has today. It Is self evi
dent that those who say that silver will
cut the value of life insurance policies in
two are simply talking to scare credu
lous and unthinking people who aie sel
dom in possession of life Insurance noll-
cus. E. O.
. MISFITS.
Mr. Bryan is already president of
the Pullman Agricultural College.
The Tribune says Robert Kclimaltz, a
Portland barber has won $:l,7o0 in a
Mexican Lottery.
An exchange says it is terribly in
neeJ of money. That is pretty serious,
but it is a complaint that had a familiar
sound to it.
Tbe DKMot'KAT Dredict tn:it Orpirnn in
five years will be iu the front rank as a
Kold producing state
$10 a day is being paid to expert the
books of ex-treasurer Minto of Salem.
The Dkmochat predicts they will be
found correct and that the county wilt
be out a rouul sum for expert work.
The Examiner and other California
papers are taking a vote on '.he financial
question The result so fur is 5 to 1 in
favor of free silver.
Mayor Sutro. of California, roiinin of
Councilman Uradwohl, of this city, says
"every friend of the people will be for
Bryan," and he will sunnort him enthu
siastically.
Sharkey bad a $150 h ouse the. Brat
night and a $41 homw the second nitfl.t
in Portland. The exact titrures are now
being given. Good for Portland.
The city council of Euuene is now
wrestling wltb tbe Electric Light company
on a renewal of the contract, tlitmd con
tract having expired on Julv 10. Thecity
had 23 lignts at f 10. It wania 20 at $4 50,
but the company objects and has made
different proposition on a Lasisof T10.
A writer in the Sew York Voice, who
was in tins valley, says the illainctle
is as ntariy a periect country aa he ever'
saw. He make the interesting remark 1
that if you want good roads you must it '
.
Dunham, the California arch uiunler
er, who was arretted in Albany yester
day, was also arrested in Fano, "North
Dakota, and a deputy sheriff went all
tlje ,rom t"an Jo ftr lt,l' hnt 11
wasn't Dunham, but a man with a re-
i ith
dts-
covered evervwhere.
L. T. Parker, of Waitaburg, is in the
city. He repotta that the free silver
V T. V 7 " IT V , h
. -i , . .
Bryan free stiver club is soon to be or-i
ganized and a fo. mer republican of prom- j
inencewiU m tni president of the
organization . W. W. Statesman. j
I
The 110.000 silver eervic for the lt- I
tWbip Oregon maleriaitzes verv slow Ir.
A number of manufacturing 'jewciw
have put in bid. Tbe designs ar very
handsome ard are good to make codi- j
tuon people feel bow poor they are. and j
cling closer to the old china and pUle-1 :
articiee.-Ex. One of Governor Lord's !
ptt schemes. i
I be rcoeuurg rUindealer upg-U(
in creuiiors vontlstariiv accept o tr
cent mierewl in lull lor 10 t-r cent tbat
. ...... t -.
is uw iiiem ii patai promptly, tuai lie j
ing many to Ji-! the haH time. How
many do you think w ill foliow the Plain
dealer's advice. Will you? ould the
PUindealer if a money" loaner. And vet
f there it fomeihing iu the -jtion to
-
i
I s , . . ... .
s .. . :" r ;
i to nothing even if true i 'bat v J.;
1 Hrvans real name isO Krian. that he '
; had it changed when be went to XeUras-
i ka. A Portland liian cave this falsehood
. .. .. ..... .....
i ,uie "regonian. iue Mana al
. . . ... . ...Ml. f.lTl . I . . B i I . Ul ,
'fu;,,,,! t.ie laTiirr oi . j. ima
. : . ....i..... . ,.
:iit uui i.ri. r.i.nn. oi u,i
. . -. . i t . . . . . .
. waa Jfi-liM, iia I. K-r.n lm,m.,iAl
i Ju lge Siiaa L. Bryan who emigrated
: .
IS37. when e was yet a young man and
unfie. He and Krv Eajtan were crse
.-:c, i,i9uui,. itxrui i iricioia aiKui
ineiiiana re:i:!auor and no one ever
j heard of hit fa:u:S
jO'lSryan.
:.y navinc uen caaca
A reader w i:,e to know a care for
(the newspaper t:en I, that is, the man
I who doesn t take a naper hitn!f ; bet
f spon-s ail bis mad-.n. He is gyneraliy
I waiting for Ih r.arMr an.i r-ar, it
... - - .. r : ;-e
1 u. vc iru
j take it out of his band. Some of thee
iCends make it a busine ml there are
quUea number in Aittany. There is
: some e-xc-.se for the poor man w ho can-
not afford to lake a papr, but for the
j man abundantly able, but toa stingy,
j there is none The PEwocaar ia unable
Itogireacare just now. Perhaps some
oi our reader liave learned one."
Speaking of the recent "kid" game in
Albany tbe Journal of Salem sats: The
Salem boy do not fee! very cdoJ over the
. a me. Tiiey say suun after the game
commenced one of th players on the Al
lem took sick and was succeeded by a
mem be- of the Cuiu. Resid s the
j catcJier of the looal te un. Bnck Smith,
j was so unfortunate as to break one of hi
finger during the early p.trt of the game.
lie r-u.-ee-e lot or a catcher of lest
experience. However at the close of the
econd inning the score stood a to 1 in
favor of the Salem team but w ish so uiany
odds with which to contend, they coald
not defeat the Albany team. The lotai
team certainly did w'cil to keep the score
so even.
They accuse us of wanting cheap
money : we do, so cheap that a farmer
can buy a dollar with a bashel of wheat
and a laboring man can bur two dollar
with a day's labrr," says a Minnesota
man in tbe U nieta In .
Catarrh Cannot be Caret!
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
reach tbe scat of the diacaao. Catarrh ia a tuood
or constiluUoaal disease, and in urder to care
H yoa mast take internal remedie. BaU'a
Catarrh Cure ia taker, internally, and acta
directly on the blood and mucoos mrface.
HaU'a Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine. It
was prescribed by one of tbe beat physicians la
this country fur years, and ia a rvtrtilar pre
scription, tt ia rompoevd of the beat tonics
known, combined with the bet bloo-.' parinrra.
actio directly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination of the two ins-redierds ia
what product such wonderful result in cartas
Catarrh. r"enrl for te-ttmomat. free.
r.J.CHKSKT(0.. Pross., Toledo, .
Sold by dJrUisU, price ;0c.
New Drtiji Store G. L. Black man
has opened his new drug store, on First
street, under the Herald otlice, ana is
ready for business. He is rapidly in
creasing his stock with pure drugs. Pre
scriptions careiully and piomptlycom
M,UII14CU.
MARRIED.
BELLINGER FRENCH. At
court house in Allmnv by Judge J. C,
Powell, on Snlnrilav .tnlv 1 lviui 1 .
DllKrt Bellinger. agtHl' 18 and Mi si
.nina trench, nged 17 both of Linn
county.
HORN
STRAIN E Y. On July 16, 1S1HJ, in Al
iiany, to Mr. and Mrs. A. Strainey-a
W
tAU.r,tt. l In Vr.ln,U r..
ye... -
iiin tmm .: ..: - ':-'.
-.j iu, iu .nr. ana Mrs. W. 11
v . .. i ....
neiiici agin. All ttoiiig well.
Biliousness
Is caused by torpid liver, which prevent dlges-
perniits toon to tcrmeut and pub-try tn
Uio stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache.
ryi a
Iniomlna, nervousness, and.
, (1 not relieved, bilious fever
Pills
I or blood poisoning. Hood's
I Pills stimulate the stomach.
rouse the liver, cure headache, dirtiness, eon.
stlpatlon.eto. 25 cents. Hold by all oWrfsbL
The only PUU to tuke wltb uiolf s jiarparlll2:
TELEGRAPHIC.
Maeee Killed
Havasa, July 17 Private advices say
that General Jose Muceo, the Cuban pa
triot leader, was shot through tbe bead
and instantly killed during an attack
which be led upon the Spanish forces in
Unto Hills.
Tbe report sajs that Colonel Caratagena,
another insurgent officer, and several
members of Maceo's ttaff, were killed at
the same time.
Maceo had put himself at the head of the
forces and hall led in the dash, in which
he hoped to surprise tbe Spaniards. He
found himself confronted by a strong force
in a superior position. Seeing his error
and hoping to escape, daceo shouted to his ,
followers: "Hack, let us retreat. Tbeyi
are too many tor us." As be uttered tbe j
last word a ri lie b' 1 1 struck bim in the'
back of tbe neck and passed through his
bead.
BUtlngalaked Japs.
Chicago, July 17. Five diminutive,
datk-sktoned Japanese are at tbe Audi
torium, almost unobserved, in the crowd
of comparatively gigantic Americans
Althougn they came witbout fl mristi,
ttie visitors have it in their power to
disturb the exchange rate of the world,
tor they are on their way to London to
collect the Chinese war indemnity,
amounting to more than loU.UUU.UUU.
The party includes bonoda Kokichi,
president of tbe Yokohama specie bank.
A Tana Barard.
AuLixoTo.i, Or., July 17. Word was
received here today that tbe town of Lone
Rock wa aluio.t wip-d out yesterday by
tire. Tbe w hole businesa portion of tie
town went up in smoke, and nothing re
mains but a few dwellings in tne outskirts
of the town.
A small boy with a pocket full of matches
was theciuse.
Aaeiher Sued later.
New Yoek, July 17 Tbe rally of stocks
lodty was attended by a revival ot tbe
rumors of the impending new government
bond issue It was tbe ailved report of
tbe financiers who nave been in coni-reDC!
with AiMUUbt heyetary Treasury Curtis
on the ulj-ct. It was said that the sec
retary or me trwuury aud tbe president
believed an iue ot boads win soon w
neofMaryan4 tbe political enoct ot sucn a
step would have
practically worn off by
e eel ion time.
A Trrrltrie aataarre.
Isoo.v, July J8 T'e Cbronicie pub
libe a dispatch from Constantinople
which aara that massacres have occurred
at Ktfiu. in tie Uarbekir dis'rict ot Ar
utua. iu which 45"j prions were kilted,
and liue city wa pillared.
'I be fbrnu autlionties are trying to
keep tbe report of the mastacrca secret, ac
cordintf to toe Chronicle's cjjtTe.pon'lent .
He io report that in tbe HiUu ditrict
i a moft every villas has been ruined and
teat a inacacn u imminent at Antab. tbe
reortved trvm the suilati s taoe
,
ISetidediy slitrd.
Sr. L.r-is. fn! ir. -W,jin.iA;..
terview . had by a rx?prenUUve of the As-
wjciated Presa tonight, with a number of
protaineat poputa an 1 silver men from
differwit pru of the country, the eenau of
"P1?103 be that tiie contentions
"blco meeton tbe ill will not work in
(nrt- txI U-eo etpec!-d. Thej will
n rri o b eriectiim of a
p"nUal candidate. Ibe silver men
wa,' ummiai.M f jr tbe nominee of
t-hicaao convenUoa, white the popo-
I tins now cere wan'
j ulu-t caod;dab.
a ditii actively popa-
ateiMrU steed-
oto-, July 18. Ex-Governor Wii-
iuui t Kas-s!. ii Ja.ici!ttetS. waa
fvAi&d dcai til morning m K F iHitton's
aistcjr camp at St Adelaide, near tirand
I'aUv. tjaebec ben be thr-iogit
Mdntremi on bis way to the Ka-'moo rroands
to ",?. be was ia the Ut of beaah.
i "riIlU ' . tJie ceare Leiearspn a-
5 w . . -.- i.. i. 4t fiiifr ttau3 piece
I or oniy .a.uionat,UA4tt. anJ u-r an te
Jaci Kw V getting tucre cipiicit infor-
I Vardrrrr klltra.
" rw.- . tf. v , . .- ...
. t j,5 ar is . -r:,-y m.
; oaved I rm jU.-o C wek are tbat Frank
: imr. w n.u...l v.i v ..u
t - ' '
I -.w . . M.t.v.u.t A
i. ""--' -
i t.tun . - , t.- . . .- - . i
jcoarjty.
. . , . v uvu..
- CJiUt, . njus Tmn Llii iTA-im ,m
I Ttrht r..-. r- u ,1.,. , tv-. .1
j L-roy wj
I Norioern
s:a:iog a nd-e on a Ureal
train, and was rut eff bv tis
; ir.,r, - tk.i.ijt.'. i I .
t. w. ,n ... ... i i . .
loptore tiita, aa a -irv reward h I Un
oSerU Itycaroe no witii Lerov. and
ve 'alter cpeoed are on Ibem. makinar
j de-perale hut. He u killed ia a volrfy
i retamea oy lae purstuBg party.
sarr e.iatac Sitmiiiu
) vT
. w . , .... I . . . T. . . .
1 , , , - ....
v ... ' 1 IV!Xi,BtIl pl-
ci:r todar took
the brl step toward rvojiat.cg tee ticket
aou p;a!rorui ot tne v bica-o confection
The decided t i-je a caii f ..y a conven
tioi ol tbe pvd-tn,iaru uem-xracv of
Uietouri to determine whetaer a uurd
ticket sbail be put ia tbe id.
. Few-lrea strew west.
Cleveland, Ja!y 16. Several iives
w-re ot in aa acvideat wbieu occured
about 7 :30 tonubt aa toe o-d river ted
near the ere oVuks of U. tVreiand Jt Pitts
burg tvaiiroad CmrMo. Tbe orebaooier
bad just 'juit work for tbe day, and were
waiiicar tbeir tarn to crus tbe braacn of
tbenver. -When about baif wav over, the
trail craft wj swamped by tbe wash from
a pmsai t-.atu.-r. Fourteen were drowned.
Stic teraa.
firmirKO, July 15 A heavy ttoim to
ni:oi. waicn w r-racticaJI a cioadiuirvt.
did grejt damige throughout this city and
Aiicgneny. utinii ei made from report
couiiog in frrtn ousting portions indicate
a k of nsuny f.SOO.l'A). All streetcar
line have beea trpd. A part of Alie
gbeney cemetery was washed awav. Ton
of earth and stuoe bare been wasted into
the 1 ikn Avecue and Ihiqtiesne Traction
vvmpanj s ur at rooo. ire sewer in
liutcher run and M oods ran. :n Allegheny,
aie reported as haviug given sit, flooding
tbose aectton. No lot of life as vet has
been reported.
A retvallta l ire
Corvamjs. Or . July 13. t 2 o'clock
j. vv . j aiy i.-u 2 c clock fected proves that tt has wonderful power
Uernoon. wbile .Mrs Mary Ja- overduKase. It actually and perma
n wer. s.tung in the shade on nenUy cure when all other r,r.r-V.
ye-iterday a
cobs and son
ine oacs p-jren oi tneir lesidenoe. a roar
ing sound attracted tbsir attention, and,
looking around, tbey discovered tbe house
to be on tire. Alm-t before tbey wwe
a ware of it, the entire roof was atlme, and
no opportunity was given tbem to save
any Uung but a very tew household goods.
Dawicerewsly Lew.
NswioHK, juiy lo.--Drains on the
gold reserte in tbe subtreasury ooulinue,
both in gold Ukra for export and for
boarding, a Uiough theamounbi withdrawn
lately are comparatively insignificant. It
is tbese small
amounts, nowerer. which l
disturb financiers and csuse an additional
-v . - . ... . ......
Tbe gold in the treasure todav is nali. I
mated at $9S.171,0ti0, and predictions an.
..bll,.l l,rh. 1.t.,f . IV.
,, , nK''M mo goia
nwrn will 1 rl.-u, t.-. ai li tlto I
' ' T--,--",vw. I
Waal tne rape win .
Sr Lot-is. !u!rl5.-It lv,,n-.
and more evident each day as the iW f.V;
me meeting oi tue popaust national con
vention draws near that the members of
teat party win ciatn over the inil,iRmi
ot oryan ror prwsuient. Letters from all
v. iju iu. r.TOiuciik. liencrs irom all I
parts of the country are pouring into head-1
quarters, aome demanding and tome de-1
nouncing tne indorsement ot the demo-
ZXlinSr
ion
ThAnnini.-in ban, i. !,.. .1. ,L 7.
..v....,, u,u?,rUu, u nni..
r th da.r lin- of . . t.?.c"
near
question.
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Cold Deaaeerata.
. . .a.
Aiw lOIIK. July 1 Ilia ct-i;..
coiumittce of the state democracy met bv.
nh, ll mi.) .ihii.lil..l iL.IL. .. .
hu. i, uuimpi tuevuicugo platform
it also advocated tbe nuttimr of a ),;
candidate in tbe held. The resolntion.
were adopted only after a prolomred d-
uuie. i tie rwoiutions "renudiaiM am m..
oenin tne revolutionary and undemocratic
platform adopted at the so called democrAt.
ic conveotioa UWd in tbicagtv
The tree silver nlank is i.irli,-n!rl,
j i v"
WlUIIt U .
atrark by LUhtalag.
Lkadviixk. Colo., July 15. During a
i. - - aw
cernu'e luumier utorm iu ihd mountain
nfjBi. vi iiiij r. iimttVa nvH niAn a
siaruuK oj iiuiumK. aim tn r nw ia ino
hofiutal here, tune tirobahlv fuUllv ininr.
aaaf haa niaii -m.i x.-v.. t . . a . . I
.l ' i . ,,WV seciiou trew on
the Colorado Midland railrotxl. and were
WArlriniv ti.u, ?'lim,i a .,- 1 1 -I. ... i I... . I
T..l.iiu '
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8
'MM-
Tobacco Dealers say that
"BATTLE AX" is a "scorcher"
because it sells so" fast. Tobacco
Chewers say, it is a "scorcher" be
cause 1 0 cents' worth goes so far. It's
as good as can be made regardless of
cost. For 10 cents you get almost
twice as much as you do of other
high grade brands.
Lebanon.
A lliany people get their wood sawed
for 34c per cord, while in Lebanon we
pay 50c. Tbat ia what our city license
on wood tawi does for us.
Ernest KeUenbenrer. who was bortnr.
ably discharged from the U.S. cruiser
Concord but May, and who has been
vuuting bU parents here lor several
we-ks, left yesterday for Saa Francisco,
where he goea to re-enlist.
Tbe Sweet Home stage line baa been
changed so aa to lav over in Lebanon at
night instead of Foster. The staze now
leave) Lebanon at 6 o'clock in tbe morn
ing and arrives at 7 o'clock in the even-
ng. Lxprtfts,
J. S Hugbea has written to tbe emi
nent geologist. Prof. Tboe. Condon of tbe
State Inivereity. inquiring about the
earth formation of this country and mak
ing Lis opinion as to whether or not ar
tesian water could be found at thu place.
If Mr. Hugbea receives a la vorabie an
swer be will take steps toward sera ring
iruan water our city. Advance.
Sao. On Monday George W. Tavlor
finished moving and placing on its found
ation the old school boose oa tbe tooth
side.
K. Shelton and J. S. Morris, on but
Friday went on a visit to the McMinn-
viile min s, returning on Sandav. Tnev
bring hack report concerning the same
tnat are almost too good to be true.
Some 17 or 13 different aaeays have been
made and ad obtained, save one, results
in between six and seven dollars per ton
and all agtee tbat the ore coa'.d be milled
tor H.aU per ton.
On U-t Sunday, Mr. W. W. Richard
son reached bit 74th mile post in tbe
journey of life. To do honor to the oc
casion, an elegant dinner was prepared
which was partaken of by bis 8 children,
21 grand children, 4 great grand children
making w.th others that were present 41
that assembled under the friendly shelter
o: i&e Lome root. tes.
Ttw rvesw TkUkg
v ASHisoTox, Joiy 17. me corre
spondence which passed between the gov
ernment of tbe United States and Great
Britain respecting tbe establish men of a
general system of arbitraliow for the aet-
tement of any dispute which arise be
tween tbe countries and also for tbe settle
meat by arb tration of tbe dispute over tbe
Venezuela boaadary. has been made poblic
in tbe shape ot aa even dosga letters.
wbicn have been exchanged between Sec
ret rr Ulney. bard beiisbary. Mr J t iiaa
Paunceiote and Arobaasador Bayard.
laereaassl lasasHtrattsw
WasHtsoTOS. Jnly 17. A statement
raepared by the oommisaiooer of immi
gration shows the aumber of immigrants
who arrived in this country during tbe
&cai year ending- June cJ. lSJo, to bare
been S43 267, aa compared with25S.536
dannfis. ot the wbo e number, 'Jli,-
466 were males and 130.Sol females.
All the Peopl
Should keep themselves healthy andee
pocial care should be given to this mat
ter at this time. Health depends -upon
pare, rich blood, fur when the blood is
impure and impoverished disease oi
various kinds are almost certain to re
sult. Tbe one true blood purifier is
Hood's Sarsaparilla. By its power to
purify and vitalize the blood it has
proved itself to be the safeguard of health
and the record of remarkable cures ef-
nentiy eurea when all other preparations
r. .- ... j. . , i .
sw mu wn w uatevcr.
Dally Service Ruth" and -Ei
more,
I be U. K. X. Cn'a nalatiaJ i.m-.
-tutu ana timore leave toc4 of Broadalbin
street as follows: Steamer Rath leave oa
oienaays ednesdays and Fridara at
. ... . : : . i , . ...
nay. oieamer timore leave oa Ttree
day. Tharsdsy rad Satarday at
same da. Kafa sm tv.ii,. i. r.
land, one trip $1.25, round trio tYoO To
vinnw ,'iir. raw mn ei.lHl mnn.t n
41 ST Tn R.Um -; , -K
round trin 7.1 vnf. T.- ii t.T!
,r . Mcpesiueaw
wis inp, Jti orsn, roan a trip 75 rent.
5--: .. . r .. e
r-v.i rem uc lnr oi tea or mora Mn.
P1"- Th round trips are good for 30 day.
w 'T""-
c v' "' ,UWU5CS. .
OX THE CORNER.
iit , ....
Jullusradwonl Keeps Open Doors
tariy and Late,
.. - H GmJ wobl does business now In
I'. oiure at lflO COTOW OI
MhA A.M . . t
J"?'"1 err7 where yoa can find a
choice stock ot standard groceries for
Sale Cheap. vervthinv rlrvt-claaa. Alan
clliiio al,vk- xf I
w oig variety ot crockery ware of ail
kinds which yon can buy as cheap as it
can be secured anywhere. Tha O. F.
store holding the bulk ot his goods is
tept closed, call at the corner place on
uusiness.
A MAX'S A MAX,
Btit it a big advantage to him to wear
en lannuneu snirta and nntlr,lntr,;n
The Albany Steam Laundrr.
Phillips proprietors, maka a specialty of
gentlemena work. Fi-m
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bewdw lh tiret cJasa laundry woriv.
Buucriur uucu siuiw nniaM to atKia.
cuuo, ric.
vnaitoa or llatK. Beginning- wlfh
Monday. June 29th. !), nn at .."
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Dcmocratic Ticket.
For President
W. J. BRYAN, of Nebraska.
r or ire- precutent
AP.THCE SEWALL, of Maine.
Democratic State Ticket.
Preedential Electors
KD ARD KliXFE VTHR.
J. M. CABOLL
J. J. WHITNEY.
V, W. OGLESBY.
An Old Locofnotire.
Aloeomodve tbat waa a reminder of
tbe old days in the crmitroction of the
OregoB Pacific paatsed over tbe O. Cxd
E. from Albany to Yaqoina Monday. She
waa the old engine "CorvaDU" and
known to tbe old tuners on tbe road aa
'Billy Hong's engine. She was tbe first
locomotive to go into service oa tbe fine,
and waa pare based by CoL Hoeg on Lis
Sm trip east in the interest of tberaad,
with a portion of the neft t&.OOO that tlie
people of Covvallia and Beotoa county
donated as a neat egg from which the
railroad finally hatened. Tbat was back,
in the seventies, and it was a long time
before constroction work of arrv import
ance was done on the line. The little lo
comotive baa been cent to the shop a't-
Yaqmna to be repaired and fitted out foe
actual work, and thereto, it ia believed
bangs a tale. Tbe ecgine is light and pe
culiarly adopted tor construction, ana it
ia believed that she will have some ot
that sort of work to do in tbe near future
Wbat she is to do, however, ia tbe prob
lem. W h ether it ii only to build a aid
ing or two. or a branch road to Salem or
Eogene, or a continuation of tbe present
line to Newport, or whetner she is being;
equipped for nse in running a line across
uie tjaaca-jes is not known. JCi
JHone is in roruauj. where be went to
meet Mr. liommond, who baa iust
tamed from tbe east. Corvaiiis Tixnea.
I.VTALL4T!OV OF OfTKXBS. The tOr-
lowing orBcers of BeuHh Rebekak Lodge,
No. 33, L O. O. F. have been iestaUed
for tbe ensuing term : N G.Nora Coates
Y G, Clara Gard; K S Julia Taylor; F S,
Dora Hardman; T, Elvira Gradwobl;
Chaplain, Jennie Gordon; Conductor,
Eva Scott ;R S X G, Kate Montanve;
LSXG, Eila Merrill; E SVG.MI
Sutea; I G, Caodace McCheenev; O G,
Iavid Bnrkharu
A Pocjro Casa. Poundjiaster David
son baa another important case. This
morning be took np tbe cow of Hon. L
n. aiontanye w bich bad straved and
been staked out bv Mavor Burkbart and
nut it in uie pound. Tbe cow was take Rj
..vu. ..... fu.u - vsucr, auu 3,r. ?
Davidson ia making arrangements tn J
prosecute the owner. It will be an
tereeting case.
SriAifXB FaAixo.t. Steamer FaraGoa
sails from Saa Francieco July 19th, from
Yaqnina July 23rd. Pas?er-rs for thin
boat should leave Albany r later than
Wednesday the 22nd.
BE OBSERVING.
Gash for pouitry at Ii. M. Robertso
The beet fresh naoviei and nmrlt.-w at
Coon & Hnstun'a.
LaOtK tha Utesffastii-M ta a u.L.
dress made by Mrs. McLeaa.
Dr. G. W. Mastoa, ptyvidaa and sur
geon, Albany Or. CaiUaatwered prompt--ty
ia city or country.
Dr. H. E. and O. t Beers officea aad.
residence ia t he post office building. Spec?
ial attention gives to disease of womea ":
ratarrfc (Weed
H'sl'U and sweet twwath t (...
Shik h s Catarrh Remedj. PrN-- 5O cea'
Nasal injector f'e-e. For sal by Foabay
ataaua.
Ask your physiciaa, oo.c druggist aad
xtr friend about Siiloh's Core far con-
am pt lot. ibey will leoommeod it. Fo
tie oy rsy
ft the ajaleejs.
"I am 65 years old; nave had kidne
disease and consti pation for 35 year. A a
now well ased yoar S . B . Headache wad
I irer Cure caw year. Used 6 bottle at
50 cent eacd. JU Knight. Rotlcdg
Or." For sale by Foehay A Mason at Wc
per bottle.
f , Ve Ills -4 w
Con'tiW Cawase www lh half tKa.
i'l Of womee"iKrt'a Clover Root Tew it
a pleasantnt-e tor coattipaUoa. For wait
by Foehay t Wa
Send Your Bundle.
Care and intelligence in lanndarin o
lothea has had its effect it is resnonsibie
for tbe succeea of tbe Albany Steam Laun
dry. Send along your bundle to the beet
laundry m tha valley, or let Richards Ac
Phillips know and they will call fur it.
If von aie not a natroa of the A than
Sfceati- rndrv tell the nrontictor at onr
to ssuViT vour bondJe. Unoa a customer
way a enstonter.
dtoney to Loao.
A limited amount of aoaey to loan on
good farm security
n.eraxisct vo
Misa Helen Crawford Is organizing a
class in reading and English Literature.
All those who desire to take such a conna
aill notify her at once. Terms, 3.5X
ior twelve leeaona, .
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