What an Eminent Man Sys.
New York, August 22. The New York
"Journal" today publiehes the following
Article, written by Or. Otto Arjndt, the
well-known bimetalliet of Germany.
The article ia additionally Important to
silver men from the fact that Dr. Arendt
baa recently been flattered by the "gold
bug'' press for his recently published
opinion that free coinage by the United
States alone would be dieasteroua to bi
metallism in Europe. It will be seen
that Dr. Arendt ha9 now changed his
views, and ia an enthusiastic advocate of
Mr. Bryan's election .
The people of the United States have
never been called upon to decide a ques
tion so important as that of the coming
. Presidential election. Persona and
parties do not count in this campaign at
all ; the great fundamental principles of
modern national lit 3 are at stake. Shall
these be upheld, or shall they be tramp
led uader foot? This is the all-absorb
ing question. Europe, the mighty
grandparent of the young Colossus, teals
in her old bones that the ballot-boxes
which are soon to be set up in the cities
and villages and hamlets of America will
speak the destinies of her leading na
tions.
Never before was the dividicg line so
sharply defined, and we understand that
the sovereign people of the United States
mean once for all to solvo the social
question which baa in late years caused
so many disturbances and nnbappy con
ditions.
Look at the two sides and mark the
striking contrasts. McKinley and his
votaries, representing the party of so
called honest money and diahones. pro
fitsthe party of trusts and monopolies
the party that brought the pillage of na
tional resources for the benefit of capital
to a tine point and its method on the one
side. Their opponents we find under
the proud banner of Brian. These are
the productive classes, workingmen and
farmers, who refuse to permit themselres
to be bled in future for the cause of the
gold standard.
European binieUllieta who have been
fighting the gold standard for maty years
'Vast regard international bimetallism aa
the true solution of all the questions in
volved. My own views on that subject
I have laid'down in an essay publieced
in the Jane issue of the "North Ameri
can Review.'' When I gave it aa my
opinion that the question ot free silver
should be settled only after an interna
tional agreement regarding the relative
values of gold and silver had been ar
rived at, for at that time I took it for
granted that both parlies would favor
silver in their platforms, though not to
the extent of free coinage.
With respect to Che possible candidates,
bimetallism, taking McKinley to be a
thorough silver man, certainly regarded
him with mach favor. " hat sad dis
appointment, however, dame with the
St. Louis Convention. It was obvious
t hat the spirit of that convention was
inspired by Wall Street, while McKinley
himself deserted the people's cause and
closed an alliance, oflVnsi 7 and defen
sive, with a!I-&raspinz capital.
. Heaven high above him, unfettered
and uninercenary, rose Bryan, who at
once gained the respect and sympathies
. of bimetallists the world over. If I were
an American citizen I woo Id nnhesitat
ingly vote for the people'e champion. A
free coinage president appears to me a
lesser evil than a 3tock Exchange presi
dent who would walk in Cleveland's foot
steps. There are superficial people in this and
other countries who imagine that if Bry
an is elected in November free-silver
coinage will begin next March. They
forget that congress must finally decide
the question. Even should President
Bryan, as will be most probable, call an
extra cession it would lake several
months before free-silver coinage would
be legalized. It ia f ally appreciated in
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x. a rope mat iree coinage would prove a
more formidable menace than the pro
poned suspension of the Bland and Sher
man Acta. Ejropean financiers and
monopolists have bad a taste of the fluc
tuations in American values, and fear
them more than even McKiney'e pro
hibitive tariff.
America efferg us the tantilizing al
ternative between a prohibitive tariff
and the silver standard, bnt our money
monopolists in this case harvest the
storm where they have been sowing the
wind. Their long continued opposition
to international bimetallism is on the
ere o! receiving its proper retribution.
Bryan's victory will 00 doubt prepare
the way for an international agreement.
Should Biyan be elected we the bimetal
lists would gain formidable aliie. while
American bankers would certainly do all
in their power to foiestall the deprecia
tion of Ametican value by backing our
cause of international bimetallism.
The editor of the To'e Jo Post cogi tates
over old times as follows: Jas. K. Haigbt
and wife, of Aibany, were among tbe
large number of visitors brought to New
port by Sunday's excursion train. Many
years ago, before there was any prospect
of a railway to the Bay, Jim and the
writer hereof came to tbe Bay down,
spending many pleasant days at the then
hamlet of Newport, domiciled at tbe Bay
View, where now at then the ever oblig
ing, kindly ar.d courteous Pete Abbey
and wife were ever watching over and
untiring iu their endeavor to make the
titce pass profitably and p'eaaantly to
every g.i-t of tha house. Tiie trio over
and return tluongn King's valley, so foil
of pleasant incidents, and the fan and
all-around good urns among the pleas
ant aDd p!!y people then in and about
Newport. ii! always remain green and
fragrant i-i the serine's meiniry.
This is an age of j.ikes. The following
is told by the Transcript of McMinnville:
Atwney M . A. Baker, who has b-en in
the city some we-k, is very fond of a
joke, and M .idy evening p rpetrated
one ou recorder Mac.y ; Mr. Baker was
out walking wiih his twin children; the
little fellows runoing ahead of their fath
er. Mr. Maey was going up street, and
just before they met, Mr. Baker called to
the children: L ok out babies ; there
comes a populist!" The children ran
back to their lather, screaming at the
top of their vo'.ces, and it took some
little time to convince them that Mr.
Macy was ouly a man and not a bad
looking one, e'ther.
While there are gold democrats who
have declare! for McKinley, there are
bimetallic republicans declaring for
Bryan. One of those is E Bnjunin
Andrew, proftfsior in Brown unsveieitr,
r rovidence, R. I. He writes to a friend :
"My dear Mr. 3 rier. I have but one
vote and Dot much influence, but both
will henceforth be used in favor of the
""dependent free coinage of silver by ti e
1 States ct the now legal ratio, not
Fnglaod or any other nation.
Of course tlx re ia a difference of opin
ion about Mark Ilanna's letter of acceptance.
One thing about Bryan is that he runs
his own campaign and he knows where
to strike, lie is not addressing many
audiences on Wall street.
Tbe presidential election is no longer
a doubt. Editor Clark, of tbe Uervaie
Star, has kept cases on the tramps pass
ing through that burg and says they are
all going to vote for McKinley. Jeffer
son Review.
Mr McKiuley'e letter ot acceptance
shows that though he put the money
question first it is with a weak heart. for
he devotes most of his energies in trying
to prove that tbe change of tariff in 1S92
was the cause of hard time. Democrats
arid thinking people generally know bet
ter than that.
A McKinley paper candidly says : Mr.
Bryan appears to better advantage than
McKinley in one respect at least ; he dis
cusses the issue, and leaves his hearers
in no doubt as to bis position. IU is
probably wrong in bis logic, but he talks
about the main and practically the only
question, and doesu't try to obscure it
by bringing in side issues. Doesn't Mc
Kinley dare do the same?
Mark Hanna has had his fortune told
according to the artist in the wot Id. It
is something like this: ''You will short
ly come into control of large Bums of
money," to wit : "A big campaign fund.
l.ook oat for a false friend who will give
the glad hand and marble heart. (Piatt )
Theie is danger from an old man w'uh
wheels who rides a silver plated wheel.
A tall dark boy will give you much
trouble. You will take a long sad jour
ney within ti-ree months." (Up salt
river.)
The change of the tariff under the
Wilson bill from the McKinley bill was
an awful affair. efore it was 4.4.06 per
cent., aiterwaida 41.75 percent., more
than double the cost of prediction. But
under the Wilson bill, f 12,000.000 more
was raised tbe first year than under the
the McKinley bill. Ttie revenue was
more than enough to run the govern
ment, bnt for the extravagance of Con
gress
Hence any effort to ring the tariff
3 campaign is very childish but;-1
into the
ness and will not go with the people
A Chicago dispatch says: Isaac N.
Stevens, of Colorado, who is at the head ;
of the American silver party campaign
committer, decided last night to open
op the national headquarters at the
Clifton hotel. He left for Denver last
night, where be goes to arrange bis pri
vate business affairs, so he can devote
bis entire attention to the wn-k of the
campaign. He will return the first ol
tbj week and tbe headquarters will then
be opened for work. He said that be
was greatly encouraged over the outlook
for Mr. Bryan in the West, whe.-e his
party will poll its big vote. He thinks
Colorado will give Bryan 150,000 major
iy. .
The Oregouian ea;a that of tbe lv.llion
dollars in American securities held in
Europe, many of them on account of the
fioancia'y uncertainties have been so'd
to Americas speculators at a sac
rifice and gives this aa a reason for a gold
standard. It is to be hoped all of item
aiecold to Americana, and that we cat
loose from this vicious system that takes
millions of dollars of gold in interest
money to E a rope yearly. It is time that
tbe United States rested more on its
own resources, free from European fintn
eial dictation. The fact, if true, em
pbacises tbe necessity of a larger volume
of money to take the place of this that
is leaving as, and the argument is di
rectly against the gold standard
Have a Right to Talk Politics.
For 10 days a great crowd has collect
ed daily on the poetoffice corner in Iu"
dianoplis, Ind., discussing tbe financial
question of the present campaign, tbe
discussion frequently lasted nctil mid
night. As fast as one speaker wearied,
another filled .the gap, and the police
made numerous and futile efforts to
scatter the disputants, an J finally made
several a'rests.
Twice tbe cases came before Judge Cox
of the city coort, and the last time, w ith
much impatience, he discharged the de
fendants, holding there was no decision
by any court, high or low, where it i
held that a man violates the law by die
cussing political topics in tbe street.
"On tbe contrary," continued tbe
court, "all of the decisions are the other
way. The right of fre speech is funda
mental in our constitution and most not
be denied. No police force can stop it.
It is the right of American citizens.
This is a time wben perplexing questions
are puzzling the people. They are ques
tions of vital importance t j the common
people. It le only by ample discussion
of tbe questions that confront them tl at
they can learn properly to exercise their
right of franchise . They hava the right
to discuss these questions, aul the court
will protect them "
The court also criticised the policy of
the police in interfering with these street
orner talks by osing the ordinaoce
against sidewalk obstruction as an en
gine of Oppression. He warned the of
ficers that further arrests would be use
less, as tne defendants would not be pun
ished. The financial debates are still
being held. Ex.
What a Bishop Observed.
Bishop Win D'lloo, who is in charge
ol all the territory weat of the Rocky
moun'ains, for the United Brethren
church, arrived in the city last evening,
after an abscence io the east of about
three months says the Salem Journal.
During this time the eminent divine vis
ited Ohio, lodiana, Mmois and Ihe
northern tier ol S.aie west.
Bishop Ddlon repurts tbe chief ohjVct
of attention there, as here, as centred in
politics. While he is not a politician or
agjwtor he rays it is apparent on eveiy
hand that the sent.metit for silver is
growing everywbere. i'be people he
says a-e going by landslides frcm Mc
Kinley to Bryan. Rpublicans by
thousand a'e asserting themselves
against the gul J standard. They ;wJl
not endure It. Party hnej h .thinks
were never in the history of the coanrry
so broken down as now. Indiana" lie
feels assured will go for Bo an by fifty
thousand, Illinois will alro give bira a
majority. In the home state of McKin
ley mucn money is being used by the
Hanna management, and a flerecalean
effort will be made lo save it for the
tariff Napoleon, but theie are many evi
dences that look as though Bryan would
carry it, notwithstanding this capitalis
tic combine against him.
Ia the rtates west of the Misvisslnpi
Bishop Dillon isconQderTV that nothing!
en be done to get a state away from Brj-j
an. In tact, the McKibfty manageui-nt
rill spend ill efforts whre there Is o.- '
ter hope of success.
in Albany on
Sept. 11.
Mr. McKinley said free coinage would
not add a single days labor for the labor
ing man Mr. McKinley is evidently
somewhat of a prevaricator.
An "honest dollar," says Rev. Sam
Jones, is ".he kind of a dollar which a
man can put in his pants pocket, put his
pants uuder his pillow and let the eagls
on tne dollar change into a nightingale
and sing him 10 elerp "
There is not a gold standard nation in
the world whose industries have not
been crippled ; dunag the same period of
time every silver using country has en
pyed greater development than at any
other time in history. Whatcom Blade.
"If this Miether Hanna ge'.s to be the
great man he promises now" said Mr.
Dolan "there'll be twice the number ov
babies named afther him as is named af
ter most celebrities."
Oi see no reason lor it" replied Mrs,
Dolan.
''Its plain as day though, lie ia nat
rally qualified fur the distinction. Thev
kin name all the b'ybabiee 'Mark' and
all the girl-babies Ilanna' and theie
y'are."-Ex.
Dr Walter Babbitt recently received
some rare old books from Ulascow, Scot
land, they consist of six volumes of Cap
tain Cook's voyages and bear the pub
lisher's imprint of 1S73; the other books
consists ot two volumes of Vancouver"
voyage along the Pacific Coast. They
were published in 1S01. These rare old
volumes are in a splendid state of pres
ervation, the print is clear and plain
and the binding is quite well preserved
Independence Enterprise.
Li Hung Chang, tbe great Chinet
statesman, now in this country, is
humble origin and owes none of his dii
tinguished honors to the accident
birth. His father was a poor woodcliop-
psr of tbe interior of the empire and hi
mother before her marriage was a maid
servant. Not even tbe merciless caste
distinctions of the Orient could prevent
his rise to greater. It is said that Li'
quick, coal black eye, ready smile, an
imperious frown give frequent reason to
doubt whether, aa in the cas of Presi
dent Kroger, of the Transvaal, his ignot
ance of the English language is not a d
ploiaatic deception. Ex
Hon. Bicfter Hermann will support Mc
Kinley. His reasons though are araus-
latr, one being that the Bryan platform
i in ihe interest of the foreign producer
It is for revenue only, according to tbe
present tariff bill, which provides for a
average tax of over 41 per cent. Tl
man who calls that free trade must be
looc'ng through opaque g!aaes. If ever
a platiorm favored English domination
it is the McKinley platform that provide
for a single gold standard, one directly
ia tbe interest of the Rothcbilds and
Lombard street. Every fair minded
man knows that free trade has nothing
to do with the preM-i.t campaign.
There will be a straw
. biographies of tb coadidatew. An rUxri j appear, war ' b-v.n in mom .
Secretary Carl sle never oprns hta j cation ol the great question of fne huver 1 Kar miiU ill b dntmyrd t-t tvib
month or t nche rn without eaving ,t 16 to 1, and tU varuHis iu. rf i'aMU jkt ld ad$-' t. m ' t. -tneihiflf
very much to ti point. ! ! campugn. ll.eo(.ri hand l.k u , tsc. and -ut-r iqwn a f4r.;ta ef "'ir '
ha the gift of clear, forcible statement tomp .vaker'a friend. She Irt a!vrr t,J'- Every tdy ceMtxte ta tau.tar
uiDuameD'ai iroim in uigner uirc
ir degree
than any man in America. Oregonian.
Io the year ls.S, m the mcnta ul heo-
raary, J jhn G. Carlisle said in congress : i
According to my view of the subject, tbe '
conspiracy which seems to have formed I
here and in Europe to destroy by legit-. . JT w fair l.oo.. A,l
lation and otherwis from three sevenths j J. - L, " S' Z'09 V
, , . . ... , col !eg and city public school, to trade
to one half the meUlHc money of tbe for rwide-c in Albany. Look tUis up.
world is tbe most gigantic crime of this i iood place to make monev or for srweu
. .v.. -m,. r lation. 1;. v uci.,
. . , . 1 . ,
sacb a schema would ulnmately en jtil
mare misery upou tbe buuiaa race man
all tbe wars, pestilence and famine teat
ever occared in the world.
What Docs It Mean?
1G.00O people greeted W J Bryan a
Cleveland Ohio. Oe spoke wita b:
usual force and eloquence, la the lan
guage of the mttored man, with tbe en- f
tbnsiasm of the boy. He said i
''What is the meaning of
this enor -
mous outpouring of the peope? Noor-j
dinary occas.on would producs- this!
scene, n-i ordinary campaign would etir j
men's hearts as tney are being stirred to
day. Vour presence, your enthusiasm,
es.ify to the fact that this year tne peo
ple are thinking aa they hav nevr
thought in recent years. And well they
may. In this campaign, two mighty
forces are arrayed and they are engaged
in a struggle which mean much to both.
When Mr Carlisle, ia 1878, was discus
ing the money question, he said : "The
struggle raunot cease and ought not to
cease until all the industries of the coun
try are fully and finally emancipated
from the heartless domination of syndi
cates, stock exchanges and other great
combination of money grabbers in this
country and Europe.' Have tbe people
been emancipated from the heartless
domination of European syndicates and
money grabbers of this country and
Earope? (Cries of "Xo, no " No. For
the last 20 years that heartless domina
tion has increased ia its severity, and
within the last three years that heart
less domination has grown more and
more intense nntii today tbe people are
confronted with this proposition: Aie
tbe American people able to goyem
themselves, or must this government be
thrown over to syndicates to carry, on. a
scheme the think best for tl eir private
profit?"
Tne speaker took up the pisiform of
the Chicago aud St Louts conventions
and asserted that the custom of political
parlies iu past years of adopting ambig
uous and meaningless platforms had
been abandoned. There was an issue
now and the line was drawn so that no
One need lie deceived. lie reminded his
bearers that no oue io the present cam
paign was declaring f jr ths gold stand
ard, and that never in thu history of the
United States had a national pary dared
to write in it plailorm a single sentence
in approv ng it.
At this juocinre someout crratml ap-
plaiiSH by shouting, "Djsii ith Me
Kiuley."
Bryan aided that gold standard
had iievr lough'. an open tight, and that
it "carried tlu mask of the Linear and
tue kniia or the assassin. in the it-mu
tation which liis'f ned it upon the couu
try, every step had been takeu at night
and without the knowledge or cooseul
of the people. Bryan said the reptibli
cans at St Louis had such an opportuni
ty as seldom comes to a party, adding :
"The administration had advanced the
gold staudard, bad forced through, and
under whip and spur, a law Mist repeal
ed the purchasing clause of the Sherman
law. The administration had issued
bonds in unit ol peace and, worse than
all, it entered into a contract with a lsm
financiers in New York and London by
which it paid those financiers an eror
mous profit for protecting the treasury
which 70,000.000 people stood ready 10
protect"
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ntM MidwtalrfF,fc.. 2-,.
MISFITS.
Marion Will have a r.raamnrv. Rnlem
ill also have one next year. States
man. A familiar rlntr to that.
It will be time for Elder Bnrklvv. ren-
retiuuiauve irom Marion county to think
of resigning when the men who voted
tor nun rcqneet it. Sore head who vot
ed against him are the ones making the
request.
M.L. Pines, of Portland, fnrmerlv of
Corvallis, thinks that tho proper way to
vindicate Cleveland's administration is
to elect McKinley. Mr. Pipes never
thought of that when lie was running
lor proflecutuiir attoruev on the demo
cratic ticket a short timo ago.
Uncle John Diamond. -of Coburc. sub
scribes for lour copies of the Eugene
Uunrd and pays for them annually. Ho
18 indeed a Inwel. a rwnkr k'l.l.mnr.
Most editors rejoice when the sulwcriber
pa s pron.pt ly for een one copy of a
paper.
m . . .. .. .
aiib urai election bet ot any conse
quence was made elattirdav at As
toria between B. A. Seahorg, the Ilwaco
canneryman, and Dr. V. Baker, the
amount Btaked being $o00 a side. The
latter is a gol J-utandard man, while Mr.
Seabirg is a very pronounced free-silver
advocate. Dr. Baker is to be paid in gold
if he wins, and, a he looses, will make
payment in silver.
The following is handed tl.e Democrat
as a very good new joke :
"A capital invention these horseless
carriages 1"
'Don t talk rubbish! We have had
tor a long time things quite aa remark
aoie in ineir way as horseless carnages.
and nobody takes the slightest notice of
uiem."
"Indeed! What, for instance?"
"Cowleas milk."
.
Sena'or lolph is telling the following
etory as an argument against Urvan : "i j tbe distant bns are, as usual, rather !o
asked a fi lend of mine, an old-time dem. i in coming in, but the count iu ail sections
ocrat. recently, whether he was going to ! show suUtauti.il republican gains, indi
vote for Ilryan. lie shook his head and j caunff that tbe maiontv for the reimbUcsn
told tbe following story to illustrate whv
he was not going to: At the time of
the Charleston earthquake, an old dar -
key was heard to sav : "Oh. Lord, de
earth am a-quakin' an do houxt am a -
stiakin . C-ouie down here, Lord ! Come I department War and retired frcni the
dow n here, an' come down yo'ielf; don j cabinet. Today toe secretary devoted aJ
sen' yo' eos Jesus Christ, fo' d is is no ! most his entire time to taaiag leave of his
job fo a boy !" The darkey was a igno- ajsociates and employe. When ei-iiov-rantaa
Mr. Dolph. Jesus Christ, though senior Francis wid arrive from Kissotm is
only 33 years of age, an age of matured not yet detiuius y known; it is tboujfbt it
manhood, was absolutely necrseary to i will I belore Use end of the week. Set re
save the world- So Bryan, three vears ! tary Smith will leave for Atlanta this even
his senior, with his integrity and jodg- ! ing or tomorrow tiitrbu tearing Aitant
ment ia capable of delivering oar people 1 NeiTvlary Reynolds in charge,
from the.bondage of a single gold aland- j cr-i. ik c.it.t
few and not for the many.
Tin Steamship Faau.os" witi un-
surpassed pasenger accomodations will
sail from San Francisco, Friday Sept. 4th.,
Returning leaves Yaiiina for Kau Fran-
cuoo Tuesday, Sept. ifm. ""'are from Al-
baoy and points et to Kan Francisco,
cabin $9.CM, steerage f4l Ou. round tnp.
good 6Jdayn. tl5 Oil. t alUat PortOtford, i
uous. ana uumooidl o). ror lartber
H . L. V ali.kx, agt at Albany.
tDWIS PTOKE,
Manager Corvallis Or.
1ULLMLA LULU '- "A l.?n.inu,ter of foreign affair, ticts-rl Wry-
Take Laxative Bro.no ginine TahhH. AH --abkd back U Madrid teat in that ca
druggisu refund the mooey if it f-ois to b must nort to extrcaje tovthodt, "lo
rtirt.
r.HTix. StwAtL and ratix ii.vEs.
Tbe only otEcial. sccura'e and cvint irf
manual, ail in en ,.liin . rWnilr r nmJ
manual, ail in cn .hnf rU-iMlr .n.t.
!ed Uj i!iustrtd. Who wiii W tb fcrt
to g-t cce. t ail on . k. Jljus
lAtih at fliis
S
j First claw meaU of all kind. a
at barn. I aeon. etc at tbe Linn Dred
Jef Oo's shop at Second and EUsaorth
, sirwis. iAurteous and prompt treat-!
ment.
taiarrh I mrrM
Il'aita and ft brvath
secu'ed
t! 1. " u vasa'in licmray. its vj wn's
' M.I 1. . .. 1 t ... ..
! -aai injcujr f;e. ror a: i
ly rcba
: & Mason.
II af s Uses Espry ir
To-ttinls cf ca of l.na!ap!'os.
thma, Cougbs. Co'., and Loan in
! I rvry Uy by hiion" . or
' " 1 r" sfTpatsi
a.d Ler Cmp!ioi j,.u bav. a rnntrv
Kanton eret v l!t c j'ii." V iUi
r I: never ft'li to
Fnbay k Masoi
core. -r ?ebj
4 Kalaral ttraaHOW
Karl's C oer R um Tea !i-nSeihe b ood
and giea cl-ar apj beautiful camp cxioe
For i by Fobay and Masot.
rare rraaa.
"My three children ar H subject fo
croup; I elei;rapbel to Sn Francisco, gol
got a ball dozta butt' of S 11 Cough Cure
It i a perfect emely . G1 bls yoa for
it. lour, ec, J.U. Uoier. UrsnU
Pass, Ur." For sa'e by I cy hay 4 Mason at
p-r iti.e .
ul.
MARRIED.
f MAYER MILllOLLA.M "" O n M on
lay evening, Aug. 31, 1896, at the Re
vere House, in Aibany, bv Justice C.
t. Hawkins, .Mr. Edward Thayer, of
t'orvallis and Mias Hoj Milholland of
iiarnsuurg.
FARRIER L,.ii At the home of Mrs
.uza j. Llm, near gpicer, in Linn
county, utoson, on Snndav, Aug. 30,
I?. TMr; '"'anci E. Farrier an.i Mrs
i nn, iiotii cl I. inn caiinly.
r.iuer cuas llllams otiiciat
ing.
FERGUSOX-T, ENTRY. Also by the
me same lime, .Mr. frred
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v ajuiij wuniy, uregon.
A woiuutt s bend,
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She may have a
headache aming
from ni-rvonsnrss,
or from digf:Mivedi.
turbanccs ; just the
same a a man might
suffer for the same
reasons. Nine rases
in ten. however, hee
headaches come from disorders peculiar to
ncr sex. rossimy lite apparent cause of
the headache will be nervousness or indi
gestion, while the cause of these is not
thought of. The organs distinctly feminine
are more vital man any otner organs in a
woman's body. Any trouble of those affect
the whole body. It may show itself in the
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thought to be indicated by these symp
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pamphlet, but a genuine standard work of
I008 large cages, over ton illustration nme
of them in colors. Address, World's Dis.
pensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. V,
TELEGRAPHIC.
the Uuld leuieerls.
Inhiasai-oms, Sept. 1. A general can
vass tonight of the delegates in favor of the
declaration for biiuotalism by international
agreement in tho platform srows an np
paiently large sentiment against any allu
sion to an international agreement. There
are a few delegates who favor a declara
tion, hut they appear to be in a very de
cided minority, 'i hn miijorily favor a
straight (ieelitr.it ion for the maintenance ot
the gold staudard .
A MR Thing.
C01.KAX. Wash... Sent. 1. The Hull ad
dition, adjacent to IJolfax. ana including
4U acres of the townsile in tuo soutn end,
is claimed as the rightful property of
George W Hull, who returned to Colf'ix
last week after a long absence. 1 loeu Iiekl
by persons who have homes in Unit portion
ot town appear to be defective, and Hull
wants them to purchase quit chimin trotn
him. Hull locale! on the land in 1872 and
subsequently gtt a patent for h In lf0
nelctiUolfax u.steriousry. in tne mean
time his wife to'.d part of tbe farm and had
the rest platt-td The lots in tiie Hull ad
dition are the li.-iesl in Codas for rejidenc
purposes.
Ciurnnr Leadrille.
Lf.advii.i.e. Sept. 1. Tbe stoppage of
the IVtrose and the Donair pumps and the
tear that other pumps will be shut down
tills the people with gloom. A prominent
mine superintendent says it wid require
three or lour months to repair tbe damage
done lu the flooded mines since Saturday
last. At this rate, it i" impossible to es
timate the damage from any lenirthy ces
sation of pumpug. the formation here is
such that water iniUcU serious damage
more rapidly than iu other mining dis
trict. Was EtpecUd.
W HITE UlVEIl JuKCTtOW, Vt., Sept. 1.
Tbe Green mountain state declared for
Josiah tirout, republican, of Derby, for
governor touay, and for thu republican
state ttcKet entire, by a majority that
' ei4iUled the prediction of the most conh-
! dent retmblu.au manairers. Returns from
j state ticket will be about A) 000.
i .
! a-iia Mrs .
WAsmsciTox. Sect. 1 Secn-tarv Smith
; clotted bis administration of the interior
j Kawisco, Ne;-.t. 1. TheKxamtn-,
jer-Jourjal re'ay riders have been on the
I road 7 days. 6 oours and 17 minutes. 1 be j
f courir amn d at Kearnej . Neb , at 6:17. j
s ra-kinjJ tne dU'arxw traveied thus fjs 101b j
i mil, lbe packet U over s-en boors U-j
j bmd schedsi e time on Ujis shoming. !
i
A Brntal Tirj
H avax a. Aujf. SI , Tbe reWs tsat be ;
dted before the end of the
I'remier I'¬a caUd to General W eyier
explaining that tbe
J-'panUo iravemmmt
!he dcvelnpuiccta of a
' has taken alarm at the
fivoctit ia!eric btrrvn L S
l jm j repiea eoor tanovit
! 1 f.,.tn,. r:...,..l U'.. ( l.i . , .,liS
iu Aottlfa edict forbidding tb grind-.
lo season' sugar crop. tlbealLat
I il- ul iv i.
w I'.tout ttain-c-e
aa in
jewaoe Beaasalraita.
("rtvuuxsj. Aag 31. Cant.d.i'e
, Hrian has Iws Ine f!jj.l ol no otfc-r !t
: unrati;a so voe-ifcrai and sv spCT.ij.-s. r
Jas Usat wLirii tb city of C'irve.a. gas
shim tonight, stij iijff t;-'i 'ii-'
' f-aii-ie rxorptura of New Yck. fcr -
many rwjOe attrmpied to tear bim ta!.
(Two strl citings lutcixd to lirtsn. ti
i rt in tie IVotntl arajory. where IS.lXy
I people wer packxl; tfc mkyw, in Woic
jbaii. abiUi fccldW', ant af'.rrward
lpok o -rat ibcad item tlU!
be
1 lt HIScoii b Aei
Tn ti4 lsra,rr. s
lsbtASarous, Aug. SI. Altbotish Use?
focnvection of tb gmd standard Vnotal
j is In than ti hours away, tne deVgatrs ;
I i-... u n. ew ow-
including iVmr fMmont and l..l-n "
1 1 reiiow, ct lot; lMiis Line, of
i Colorado: Coolroilor Ijckets. of Llinois:
j Senator Viia, tl Wiooii3; ex'ogrs
I man Uuibwaiie c f Ohio, and V S l"?ry. rf
tVnnectii-ut, a'Tiieal tUy. but lb rvai i
I itliiix wiil n-jt liO onlil toai rrj. j
MirJ la a Wet.
s niij.!wi;j. r. ,ug "I. -L-i. ,
t r . .
rartM er, i;mg l,r isH- tiorsh ol j
tmnl, a j ot-notie while ejgagel in
'iggsng a aril on his f,tr-jn eervlT. and 1
dud U I fe be chi3I i ratett to li.e snr !
face. 1 be wil n.- and was down to !
ibe depth of alx nt 4) f vs. wben llart-j
wicker calUl to bis helper to haul bi:n up.
as be was smothering, in hauling htm up. 1
iianHsrr 1 raoauiy if lag semi-cons-UKi,
bis body caught agaimt the sides of the
well and be was thrown flora the bucket.
Capl Jake rawfar4 kltlrd.
Seattle. Aug. 31 News reached this
city yesterday ct the accidental d.-tb. at
tne lilewett gold mines, near lliectt, Kit
ti'as county. I riday evening, of Cata.in
Jack Crawford, aha claimed ti be the
origin! po: scout. The accident took
place ia what are commonly termed the
hydraolie. ciaiuis. kxateil a snort distance
below Xcgro orwk . IVatti came ikstantly
and was probably rju-d by -oncusioa of
she brain,
lasntaaee Caaapaale Vtllhdraw
.ts Frascisto, Aug. 31. Tbe Post
will say this evening: Two more insurant
companies have just annoum-ed iheir with
drawal from this coast. They are the
ISritisli-Amerirau Assurance Company ami
the Western Assurance ConiDanr. o To
nontn, bclh Canadian companies. Poor
tmsiness is'the reason gireu fur the with
drawa s.
A Kather sabllase rrlr.
CoNsTAXTtNori.a, Aug. o0. Rioting
was renewel in the (laluta quarter of this
city b-U unlay. A kharp fusilade took
place lietwecn the troops ami the Anneni
an rioter. It lusted ooly a few minuter.
oowever, and a HtammMe o( the revo u.
tlonists followed.
Tbe ambassadors of the foreign cowers
held a conference mid sent a strong joint
appeal asking the sultan to suppress the
disorders without delay. Xo reply lias
own reo'iveu trom tne sublime trte as
yet.
haag's ISolasa.
Xkw Yoiik, Aug. 1!0 Lt If ung Chung
spent today 'ii'W't'y at the Waldort. In the
morning, be recuveu bis old friend, Co'o
mjl r (inter, and afterwards a diegution of
Mott-ntreet mi n hants paid their resicls
10 the viceroy. In the afternoon, Li Hung
Chang visited Grant's (0111b, on wbii.h hu
laid a wreath of (lowers, winding up the
dy by a visit to Hie house of Colonel Fred
(irnnt. whuie ho hud tea and ri'tmuncd tor
an hour.
The LeadWI e Mrlke.
Lkadvm.i.b, Cob., Aug 30. This ia
tbe 7;'ilh day ol Ihe strike, und min ks the
incepticn ot the most important action
taken on either aide, as for the lifetime
since hK U loie llm strike begun, tbe j
nre.it pumps in two ot the leading nunes,
I lie Itotiuir und l'enro.e, lire i.lie. I ho
order hr stoppage came jeslcrdtiy afier
noon and was olteyed ut once. Ihe move
ment means that the utincowners tmpo to
force the union to declare the strike oil.
Alter the l'ollrrnte.
rniTtND, Aug. 3t.-Tlie board of
niii(.cwiiiiiurifuciB umu a sjieciu) meet
ing on Haturdiiy night. It was not ex
1;.. ...... . 1 - l
pcteu tuut sucn a meeting would be Held, ,
but the uoexpet-ted removal of 1'homus
Bicbardsonv cbuirmnn of tho boar.1, com-
piieuteu anairs ann inane a speeual meeting :
succeed Mr Richardson, was at the moot"
inir. aud when n came lo the selection of a
.-..... api.uimeu 10
new chairman, Napoleon Davis, who as j
piied to the p'uee. found himself without
opposition, aud was quickly inducted into
the position as head of tbe police commis
sion. Sixteen policemen were then re
moved, y
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Admission 25 cts, Children 10 cts.
j
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ALBANY
Calsnhsr fob lfet'G-T
lfk.'.,t. 16 Cftllojje Year bpg:n . . "Tl Wednwwlay
Nov. 2-2T Thanksgivir.tr Iay mw, Thurs. and Fri.
21 Term examinations lgin . Monday
lec. 23 First Term end . . .Wednesday
Winter Vacation of Twelve Days
".70T Jan 5 Second term berins ..." Tuesday
Fi b 22 Washington's Linhday a holiday, Monday
April 6 Term Kxamications lgin . . Tuesday
Aprils Seccnd Ti-rm ends . . TLariy
TIArbor l"ay Vacation cf F'oor Pays
April 12 Third Term ljrin . . Taeeday
June 8 Final F!xaminationa begin . , Tuesday
June 13 Ilacraiaurea'.e Srmon . fadath forenoon
lune 13 Addr8 U-fore the Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.
Sabbath ewninp
June 14 Annua! Meetinz of the Hoard of Tnurteea
Monday aheracon
June It Junior Orations
June 1 jrsdnat!ni Kxercises of
Music . .
June 15 Popular Kntertacment
June Ni Comtcotiiifiit
June 16 Alumni IZe-unicn
'T l-Mlrs' of InstrccUon icasns op
! Music court, with appropriate dsplornas. Cal
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1IL - T .'a
I l)t flV rtirilltUre
i
Undertakers and Embalmers.
Baltimore Block, Albany, Oregon
Xo Charge fv
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eelect the Waverly lxcaiifo they have lenrntsl to know the dif-
Experienced
Riders
lerencc Iwtween a wheel that 13 actually highgradit and one that
i simply claimed to I. cVime others may be good but the
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KDIANAroUS, ISD
THE BOYD GRAVE VAULT;
40,000 Hums Bodies Mufalstsd rry ysr oa Dises6a Tables la Medical Cottages
ia th Uaited SUIss.
Protoel Hi dMiJ."" ThonsaD'1
of rvra rlI.M snnullr.
nn, rrar"S ,4 l,K-ilna, I
sif trum th mraMi of Ids hu
man stioul. Tin ll. ID UR4S
VtcLT H"M Bu.llln and lo
lulo Mwurilr anlnat Ihs tirair
Hoblwr. anil pMlwu tn.lh ckit
ut! tHKly frtim lampiir.s, mttli
sti.l dway, and trum burruwuia
animals aad vorauu.
4-5 ror SjiIc by Allinny Furniture Co.
ADMIMISTRATCKj tQriC
Notice is herebv irlvrn 'hat the under
J sisrned adminisustoi o ihe estate of l-anc
llays Sr . deceawl, hu filed Ids final ao-
wilh the clerk of lhi county cwt
for i(,ncounty, Oregon, and the court
niul n.ea Uie ,th day of Oo otmr. 1896. ut
lte holtr of , 0VIHvk p. m. of sa.d day
tnr iIim hearinir ol obiectKins tossid account
for ib hear
if any and for the settlement ol mid e.-n.e.
'1 h's tne 'Mb dy of August, IS'Jtl.
Z. tl, IIayh, Admlbiarutor.
117ANTED..
A situati(n to do general
housework in a small family. Leave
word at the Ukjhk ii.it oilice.
.Sept.
19 to Oct. 17.
Evening.
Hade on all Trans-
COLLEGE
Mofiday eveninz
the Cofrsi rvaiory of
Tuesday forenoon
Tuesday ererjing
Wednesday
Wednesday ereuiog
to dvre. Wed equipped Business and
Catalogue free.
WALLACE HOWE LEE. President, Albany, Or.
- I . ,
CO., UlCOrpOrateU
IIer or Scrtices
Rem acd
Eleanl De
signs in
Crock ry
WareatCONW!
& HUSTON'S.
. See it.
1. "C
IMi L. "
HOXfHAM), 1 htEJ.tAPKV.
Are built in
" the largest
I(gLESi and Best
Equipped
Pantorv in
mm
aa.. aVfs mi
taste? rfioh fipadnitbe World
pa- -1 r-
ol all high grade, rcorcher (3 height)
incu fio.vsj aim tm uu.
A.J. Hodges,.
;Agent
h AJult)i au.:aKt aul
WstoearMC "
Msd h..llr of ItssseitMr tl
SBtl luall(Hhl lrvn. u.l U prac
UulWintlmrac'tiM. fbouUb
luw-t la rrrry iiil.nn.al. Oir
I in sriiwl u. '.t as bt
all utnlerukors. Atsaurd tr
Tin Cbistpioa Ckesjical Ca
Sprg8ld, Okie.
Notice for Publication
una Omea at Okkuo.x Crrr, Oa,
Aug. 14. 1896.
Kolice is hereby given that the follow-
ing-nuiucd seitler ha a'ed no'ioe of hi
intention to maae nnnl proot m supported
his claim, and tat said proof be
made before the county clerk of Linn
countv. at Albanv, Or,, Spl. 80th, isyrj
via: Robert J . Munro; H E IO908 for the
lo. 3, 4, i and 6 o Sec. 18, T 10 S H 4 E
ile names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous resideuce opon nj
cultivation of. said land, via: Jos. t?.
Gitison, Albany, Or., larue Collins, Ed
ward Wolf, W. II. White, Gates. Or.
ltoBKfct A MtLLTK, I
itegistar
U S Marshals bale,
Under and by virtue of a writ of execu
tion to the undersigned, the United States
marshal for the District of Orecron direct
ed, Issued out of the United States Circuit
UHirt tortus ltrict of Oregon, ard !
beanng test tbe nth day of August, 1896,
in a cause therein wherein Bank of Cali
fornia is plaintiff and James L Cowan.
doing business as the Bank of Lebanon Is
defendant, upon judgment recovered
therein by the said plaintiff against the
said defendant on the 23rd day of October
ibsm, icr tne sum ot siz thousand five
hundred and ninety-six and 92 100 dollars
(WJ6.92) and 6iM costs, wberrby 1
was commanded and directed, among
other things, for the purpose of maaing
tbe ssic moneys and the costs accruing on
execution, to sell the following described
property as the property of JamesL Cowan,
aid tbe estate, li'le and interest of blra,
the ssul James L Cowan held on the 21st
day ot September, tbe date opon
wtik'n tbe said property was levied noon
in attachment upon a writ of attach men.
issued in tbe said action,
I will, us tb 25th day of September, 1806,
at tbe board tea o clock a. m. at tbe
front dor of tha County Ourt Poaw of
ibe iX'Onty oi mod, auta t urcvon, in
the city ot Albany, sell
Tbe northwest noarter of block thirty
three of the tnty of Aibaov. Linn O-aotv
Oregon, as the said bloc U oombertd and
deijnld on the recorded mapi and plat
of ssmI city on file iu the office of tbe coons
ty Becorde cf said eoaoty, and being lb
maps and plate thereof in common a, a
tbe property of tbe said Jamee L. Cowan,
and th iU, title aod interest of him,
the said Ja-ne L. Cowan hid or he'd there
in on tr,e21.t day of SepVtnber, IS&3, that
beiua tbe date anon which 1 heretofore
levied a poo tbe said mopertr asder tbe
writ of attachment iasaed in tbe said caose.
Terms cf sale cash, sale to be oaoe wkject
t redemption, aa provided by .a.
K0IT C OEai'T,
United State Marshal,
Per George Uasnphrey , Depaty .
Notice lor Publication"
Lasd Or net at Oaefios Crrr Oa.
Aug 14. 1S96.
Notice Is hereby (riven that tbe follow-
ing named tet'ler haa fikd nXk of his
intention to make final pro-)' in sop port ot
his claim, and that said prxf will be made
before be roomy clerk of Lina Co, at
Albanv. Or. oo Seot 2tb. 1KS6. viz:
Horace P Cameron; H E for the S E
of Sec 10 T 1 1 S. K i E
; lie Bimrt tbe following: witnetea to
! prove bis continuous reidc upon and
I cultivation of. said land. vt: T J Pitch
! fotd. C G YarUooea. A C Gaines. Lar-
wood. Or., trail v Craig. Albanv, Ur.
UaaT A Utuax, BeisteT.
Notice.
C S Land OSc. O'egon City. Oregon.
July 23, 195.
Complaint having been entered at this
office by John Y Crocker against Jacob
Peai for absndonlng kia Hontstssa En
try So. toC. dated Spt iCrh. 1S91. opoa
tri S E i of S W H a4 X of X W
i StSko 24. Tnbip 10 S Range 1 .
in Linn county, Oregon with a vie to Ue
cancellation of said eofy, the said parti
are hereby summoned to appear itUS
Land 03sc Oregon Ciry. Oregon. 00 tb
5th day of September, 136. at 10 o'clock
a. ra.. to respond and f fcrmish testrmoay
concerning said alleged abaadonakeat.
Kobxt A Muxes, Register.
VH x Oaixowar, Receiver.
imberLand Notice,
Lasd Omea ax Oasaos Crrr,
Jcae 3rd, 1596
Kjck is b-by gin" tbaaia cBpliaace
ai-.b the rriaot M th act of caagteaa rd
Jcoe 3. 17 entitled 'As act fortasa e
ii tmrr imh) ia tbe state of Cai.loraia,
Chvgoa. Xed snt Vah!atcn Teert
torv," ust-cded to ail :b PuWie LmI
.tstr t. art ol A.!TMt 4. ISM. Pen v G
Hib aH. n( I lci t. counts ef Msnoe. state i
O e.or, t at tti da hkdis tais o3
ht ara ;:eartt No, 30(9 for tb par
cbaa of ib-X S'SK Yi and S J X K J
of ste ms X- lliaToaaip Na. 10
IUd N j. 4 E.acd wiU cnV prrof taatxta
liwat tb laad soagat sbo- vainakl f-J
tt :ia;r or stcac thaa fnr aanraltara)
z.u rt . ax,d to .tatlsb htm e!aia to ail
laad foe tha Keg-er aud Eacaireecf
lot. t&ci at Oregon City, O egoo, aa Sil
srd, tt 2J.h dy ol SrptMiber, 1S. He
earner a ttessa: J O fox. J B Moore,
both of Deceit, Msnoa roanty, Oregon,
and ft Oaad),A L Bids, hota of XUgsra.
Msnoa cnaaty Oregoa. Aay aed all
persor craiaucg ad Tersely tbe abo oe
enbed land aa retjUi to file their
ci'r.s in Ibis cr5o oa or bef e aid 26 Ja
cay of September,
Eosear A Mtllsk, Rrgter.
Notice for Pubiicacion
Land OrrtcK at Castas Crrr. Or..-
Augnst 1. 1S6.
Notice i hereby cirer that ihe ! lioaicg
named aettb r L n"d notice A ht in"ea
k'n o mk final rr xf in sat rot cf bis
c! sim. and tbst sai l proof witi be- tt ade !
before 'be count t cWk of Linn etnn'v. at j
Aibany. on Sept 35. l9 ?. via- Emilj
vraig wvio ci jeon t . t.nsg. accessed,
U E q;6 for tb S t,'o(SE H- w
1. 1
11
SRIE
lie names tt following; witnesses to
prove h's cortinuots residence upon and
cu'tivation of. said land, vir: TJ Pitch
fort. C G Yarbioogh, A C Gaines. Dor
ace P Cameron, all ot Larwood. Oregon.
KoBgaT A. Millek. Regter.
Notice for Publication
Laxd Omct at 0uox Crrr, Or
August ith, 1SS6.
Notice is reby girea tat tbe follow
ing named settler has filed notice of bis
I nteotioa to make final proof in support of
01 ana, ana ins ta d proof, will be
made before the eustr c erk of Linn
county, at Albany. Oregon, on Sept, 19th,
ISA via: Demosthenes Cl'fford; H E
SHKi for the S V of See 24. Tp 10 S. R
IE. He name tbe fol'owing witoeasrs to
pro re b continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said hind. vi: D Neai. 4.1
lrt Keal, W 11 Small, Chas Rieaier. all
ot Jordan, tlregoo.
KOBERT A. MILLER. RegiUr.
CITY TREASURERS KOTICE- NO. 6.
Ko'ice is hereby given that funds are oa
haad to pay outstanding warrants of tbe 1s
sae ot l!j, from Xo. 215 to 258 inclusive
interest on sucb warrants will cease with
the date of this notice.
Albany, Or Sept- 1, 1S95.
K A Parkkk, City Trea.
LOST. Between Lebanon and Albanv.
a biff cast clutch, far the paper mill.
goes on fire inch shaft. " $1 reward for re
turn of same to the Albany Iron Works.
A. ilctARDT.
I 7 OR TRADE. - new noose, larg. ot,
good parden, with small fruits, good
barn po.l water, in Brownsville, costing
aooui bivv. m in trade ror Albany pro
perty. Call at Democrat office.
FOl'NO. Near Iiackleman a grove, a
valise containing some clothing- The
sunns can oe nau uy cailmir at the llt.i,
crat office.
ii ct aik' tsn.at.uu5. F!ajilt Uica-
A V. ey repair
airs bicycles nroiuntlv and l a
uroi ciass manner. Creaks, punx4ared
.mw, -ic, nsei c-rrectry. At
went of Y. M. 0. A hall.
shop josl
For Sale or Rent.
Varm and stock ranch, 1050 acre B
' 0 l acre for the
whole, if in part, to suit purchaser.
All o farm of S30 acre, for sale or for
000 ut lnideration
tor particulara inqnir. f Frank Crab-
sra, ai vTaoiree. 10 1.
HoMt. Wanted. The Ladle a id
society desire to secure a home for
14 year, ot age, app'y t Mrs. A.
U. ixwin for particular
A BARGAIN in an improved farm. K
acre near VN cods Station, O. O. A K.
IJouse, barn, orchard, good soring, 24 acres
in grain as much more ready tor plow.
Price 700. Term easy. Addr,
J. jm. IlormAti, Box 25, Albany.
CHART WANTED. Mrs. Rinkers sys
tem of cutting-. Ottl at Diaw
olhce if having one to seil
ran?
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and Tims
And get the best service
and accommodations-.
Cheap Tickets to
and from all parts
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AIlny Or. U Third St Portland, Or
UEO.Mc L. BROWN.
Dad . Pass. Aent, Yancorer. V. C
M. LDDWIG,
Opposite PostoIIicc.
PLUMBING and tinniDg
at bottom prices.
AT I HE MINES Kxuding. lodging
and meals may be secured tf tbe sub-;
scriber a the SMitiam niinrs, at bis places
at the mouth of Iry liuk-b.
H. W Waits.
IvKSALE OK TRADE. Nice rei
deace protertv ia Albanv. costinir
aboet ("00. for $10id cab. or in trade. .
Address box , Albany, (.tregon.
HOVSE MOVING, Carefully, promp ly
ly, at the lowest price. Call oa r
addrvsa O W Taylor, 4th and Madison Sis
Albany.
FOR RENT. Two store rooms, ten
Odice rooms. The Mellwain l.ri. a-
block. Abo dwellinir bbuse of six room.
fcnquire of, H. . Mclt-wam.
Aug. 7ih, 1896.
QlUUBfcWAKD. I wUt gl. flOO t
anyone satistactorily answering tbe
diamond proposition on page. 109 and 110
in Coin's Financial School.
A. S. Lajtdox,
362 Washington Boulevard, Chicago. H
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