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"The Champion ot the Age."
The following was written by a former
Linn county young lady, now of Spo
kane. A light gleams o'er the western f ky,
And hope again is born ;
The toiling throng have waited long.
For this approaching morn.
Responding to a nation's call.
Our orator and esiie
Sl.alt through tlie right for truth and
right
Prove Champion of the Age.
TI.e voice of justice cries at last,
We in this plentious land,
By nature blest, by greed oppressed,
Our fiee-born rights demand
Shall legislation long endure
To foster debt and woe,
And eeftl the clasp of mortgage grap?
Our Ctiampion answers "No!"
Our harvests bend with ripening grain.
Our forests wealth's nntold.
Our mountains gleam through hidden
seam.
With silver and with gold,
And yet the toiler profit naught,
lie sows but reaps in vain.
For monny kings in crafty ring,
Are harvesting the gain.
Too long depression's darkening cloud
it threatening groom has spread
For the masses, not the classes,
To victory we'll be led.
Our hero spreads the silver flame,
Tbe crisis is at hand ;
So with a cheer, the coast we'll clear.
And save our native land.
Bring back our silver to its place.
Time- honored as of yore.
Then toiling men will once again
lie prosperous as before.
With sophistry, and mammon's power.
Victorious ar we'll wage.
Then Bryan's name will live in fame,
"As Champion of the Age.''
Silver
masses.
ia the money used by the
The lust for office is a great Incentive to
patriotism.
A gold standard means falling price.
That' history.
David B. Hul is taking
making np his mind.
hi time in
It will take a magnifying glass to eee
Gen. Pal met' vote ia Linn coucty.
Free coinage of silver as well as gald .
an act in favor ol American interest.
Gold a.ce doesn't farnub. a sufficient
basif for tbe commercial need of our
country :
Some men who never could nine a
I wing are the moet learned oa the finan
cial question.
A full currency will mean higher pri
ces, more active iodustrios, and better
employment for labor.
Some one suggest that the In lians
po!:s convention wa manipulated in the
interest ot Mark 11 anna.
We all want honest money. If there
1 anything more honeet thin silver, the
medium of the maee, we don't know
what it ie.
Take the gam boxes oat into tbe coon
try and tbe Bryan packages will go 3 to
I, perhaps 5 to 1. After all go in buyer
caa'tvote.
M XI Esiee in a big UcKinley epeecb
ia San Francisco said "Wealth is King
in peace and war.' Now he i trying to
squirm out of it.
France held the ratio of to 1 for
seventy years. It certainly will be no
trouble for the United Sutea to hold a
ratio of 14tol. Let it esUblith that
ratio and other nation will nin in tbe
line.
Kev. fcd ward Davis rays: lne nngte
standard wilt make oar nat'oa a mon
strous gamblirg den. Tbe experience of
commerce throughout the world cannot
be reversed by legislative act. Tie gold
and silver output seem to indicate that
the very hand of the Creator of the earth
baa filled the vein of the uioantain
with a respective proportion of both
metal. Tbe capitalist mart remember
that he ia nothing more than the banker
of tbe poor.
Mexico Steadily Prospering
- In response to request President Pr
firlo Diaz, of Mexico, wrote tbe Exami
ner a follow ;
Realizing that the United St&te i ia
the midst of an electoral campaign, oa
which it is hardly proper for the txrrn-
tive officer of other countries lo ex pre
a opinion, I will refrain from giving my
personal views on the curency question
as regard tbe condition in tbe UaiteC
States.
Speaking, ho irever, for my own cowat
ry, I must say that there are two aspects
from which we view tbe matter of the
depreciation of our money abroad.
In the first place oar foreign debt 1
payable in gold, and onr revenues come
principally from our import duties,wbicb
are payable in silver. You will realise
that the depreciation of the latter cause
much loss to oar Government Treasury.
I must say, therefore, as an executive
officer of the nation, that this i to the
country' detriment.
On the other band, tbe long era of pro
found peace which we have enjoyed, tbe
stability ol the Government, and the
present hith rates of exchange have
caused millions of foreign capital to seek
investment iu Mexico, and under this
aspect the silver standard is of the great
est benefit to us.
This benefit might, 'it is thonght, be
largely lost by the adoption of the silver
standard In the United States, as capi
talists wcnld not then have the same in
ducement of high exchange here that
they have at p-eeent.
, Tbe exports of our national products
are rapidly increasing, and as they are
purchased in foreign countries ia gold
the profits to our eyorts ar very large.
Manufacturer i? rjOInd are very
prosperou,Ina $ e depreciation
-.S a bitih tro-
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here,
much
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John llufrictt's Judgment.
The aggregate of all the money in the
United States it the true measure of
normal values of commodities here, says
Judge Burnett ia the Corvallls Times.
The aggregate of all tbe money of na
tions trading internationally is the true
measure of normal value of commodi
ties consumed by them. Therefore
when you increase the aggregate of
money of nations trading internationally
you raise the normal price ot commodi
ties consumed by them. When you In
crease the aggregate of the United Stales
you thereby raise the normal price of all
our commodities, tbe more money we
have, the higher prices, the less money
we have the lower prices.
When the war closed in 1S65 we had a
larger per capita circulation ot money
and com modit.es, produce and property
was higher, and the common people
prosperous, and continued so until the
government ceastd the coinage ot silver
in 1S00. Tbe only way to increase the
voioiue ot our money, and at the same
time censider the interest of the mase
is by the coinage ot both gold and silver
in equal amounts. Vtetbus increase
our aggregate of original primary money,
and at the same time serve the doubU
purpose of increasing our redemption
lund needed to give stability to our pa
per money. To increase our aggregate
of money in any other way mast be done
by creating an interest bearing debt
which will be a a mill atone around the
neck of the people. The moneyed
power, tb great corporation and trusts
and all tbe national banks, want but
one ot the precious metal out of which
to coin money, and thai the scarcer of
the two.
The scarcer the nutal out ot which
dollar are coined, the scarcer will be
the dollars, the more property a dollar
will buy, and control tbe more labor it
will hiie.lbe harder debt will be to pay,
tbe more property it will take to pay
them and the greater the rates cf inter
est. W mrst judge of the future by the
past, for sixty year prior to demoneti
sation of silver in lb, d there wa not a
day when sixteen ounce of silver did not
equal in valne an ounce of gold. The
reaaon why sixteen ounce of silver does
not now equal one ounce ot eol l in the
London market i because tegi'Atiou ha
taken from silver the very quality that
made it valuable the right to coin it as
money. When silver wa demonetixed
in 1ST3 it was worth more than gold. It
was demonetised because it wa too
dear, and now uinit be kept deraoaetited
because it i too cheap; if this Uuots
btllacr where can you find one They
say the remonetixing of silver will drive
all the cold oat of tbe country. This is
the prophecy of J G Carlisle, the Saga-
more of the gold standard, the gtvat !
chief, the bie medicine man to whom;
iheOregonian and iu Id-lower bo in j I'aring the week Li Hung Chang, the
humble adaptation. Tae bietorr ff onr rkiie-t man in the world, as well as the
own legislation prove that U.is -l:;tt disuafuitheJ Ceeiisl has Ua
. ... , . ..... I t.tM,..4 af,m,li if. Put r.e a
icjan wuo oas propuet.ea
and who soli bond to hi friend J p
Morgan for 105 !,.n ther were worth
114, just to plea the Rotiiicbilds, i a
Ivinr nroDhet and should be ttoned at
,)... i ,,. j... ,.i Th. b;.t
leeson on the snbiect that is written uo-
on the talate book of the United State
i the law of 187S under which we coined
two million of ilver dollar every
month for 12 year, and gold wa never
so plenty nor the people to prosperous ;
tbe treasury of tbe United Stale wa
bursting with both gold and silver to
such an extent that tbe surplus of a
band red and fiity millions of dollar w as
used by this government to buy their
own bond at a premium of thirty per
cent.
Tbe St. Loo is Republic answer some
questions a follow: 1. Their coinage
of silver of tbe United Slate would on
doubted'.y enhance greasy the intrinsic
..igcmUUiKii ui but an aiirava.-.n ot the dieae.
Whether it would bring the price fHy f for w. ranoot par in gold, even it the
up lo '1 23 o ounce in gold i one of,: 8)U ,,,4 wre conUuued.
those things do fellow can rind oat nntiM Toere is not M enmiith. roost
it is tried. The law of rJpply nd de-1 m 0.Ut.f m.jnr. tfjUer is the
maad is a certain and inviUb as tbe hf xl jo VJlj,lf We ran nak no mistake
law of gravity. Free Coinage of i!ver j0 adlinj fdser Jo onr m?:al money and
would necessarily- sbarpiy raise the price coil,injt ,t n, fr,:, IM d.i gold
of siiver and diminirn il not toropleuly j The laet is, we have pobiib-d to the
obliterate the disparity between it and i woru . financial He wb-n we aid silver
gold. S. ionak:' lt free coinage of
silver can be accomplished without im
pairing the value of a dollar, wbo but the
silver mine owner will it benefit there
by?" Tbe whole people of tbe United
State would be tbe beneficiaries of that
happy solution of onr coinage a ad cur
rency trouble. With the parity of the
dollar once reestablished, it would no
longer be necessary, for instance, to in
cur a debt of $262,000,000 in less than
three years for tbe sole purpose of keep
ing our silver, paper and gold dollar at
a parity., 3. Thi talk about "booming
silver mining corporations" is the most
superficial rot that ha ever come to the
surface of tbe coinage discussion. If
those who favor tbe remoneCtation o'
ilver are in league with the silver min
er then those who are for the eir.gle gold
standard, must, by parity of reasoning,
be in partnership with the gold miners.
Did it ever occur to you that under ex
isting laws tbe owner of clock in gold
min-s are just much recipients of
Government favor a the owner of stock
ia silver mines would be if free coinage
of silver were restored? The simple
truth I that iu voting on ihe paramount
issue of coinage this year the Arner'cau
people do not care a tinker dam wheth
er the gold miner or the silver miner
ia helped or hurt by their dicision of the
question.
The following ia from the Examiner:
Police Judge llolcorub, ot Portland, who
ha been in tula city for s tveral weeks,
leaves today for the North. Judge J I ol
comb, who is a prominent young attor
ney, wa for several yrs on the military
staff of Governor Penn jysr and has been
the Chairman of the Democratic County
Committee. No mote enthusiastic sup
porter of Bryan ran be found in the
West. "I may be a Utile rabid ia my
silver advocacy,' lie said last evening,
"but I really do not helkv McKinley
will carry six of these United States,
tie hasn't a chsace to w in Oregon. Gold
men in that state areas scarce a lieu'
teeth. Everybody is shouting for Br?
aa and silver. ''There are half a doxen
of us young lawyer np there in t'ort
Isnjl ,bo.are going to get into this fight
ia earnest. Wo Intend going ill through
the a late making epeeches wherever tb
will let us, and we don't wank cent of
WMV inoueyr W .TyrH-ViS,
WaxpeBses. Ji?M jmr jfown hli an
our
gad
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lor .our libori.
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SATURDAY NIGHT THOUGHTS
Be reasonable talker of politics.
Hunting LI Hung Offangs.
Bavkaciing language.
You have to learn how.
Some things left out.
Does the occasion Justify i'.
An interesting feature of these days is
the number of knots of men on the
street talking politics. That is right,
let them talk. This is a free country,
and one man has as much of a right to
talk as another. Don't call namer,
though, just because some one disagrees
with you.
Houting Chinese pheasants i" un
doubtedly rare sport. There is an ex
citement about i nflered eportsmen in
few Deld, for it comes in continuous
I'ouuds. Tubing a lugger on a deer may
be immense hile it lasts; but it may
take dy to secure the opportunity
while thootin pheasant i a hangup
affair of a volleying nature, with dose
of excitement every few moment. The
huntsman should be honorable and not
nnnecesrarily slaughter bird.
Friendship is a splendid thing; but
sometime t is disastrous through fer
vency. A few day ago a crowd of ad-
mi! ers cf a gentleman of Canton, Ohio,
circulated circular in which the sen
tence appeared : "A vote for Williaoi J j
Hryan id a vole for rum, romaoism, re
bellion, priealcraf', national dishonor
and anarch-." A very back acting
affair, and yet evidently id ktepiog w ith
some of the tactics ol the day.
A bicycle that wabbles all over the
rosd and tumbles at the sight of a sha
dow, when ridden by a beginner, in (he
hands of an expert teems a thing ot life
that refutes to tumble until it gels ready.
3o it i in any field In l.fe the successful
man keps everlastingly at a thing until
he master it, whether running a store,
practic'ng law or prescribing pill. Per
sistency does the burines. and it i in
teresting to e how adept a green man
may become in any butinet where be
has the will power, tuttr and e'ackioa
tiveoe Perhaps come of the remtnis -ent items
in the Ds.110ca.tr tay give some of the
age of our bestcitixen away, bat we as
sure oar reader it it innocently done,
and that only the record ii given, that
the history of Albany may be narrated
down toward the present time. Occa
sionally an item is run aero, full of in
terest, that would be 'rJL!e no
1... 1 . -,.
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veioped by te passing years. 11 1 ib-
! leoded to give nothing that will not be
pleasingand alifaclory to tbe reader
ot lh Dtniocaw
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jcoun'iy which ba eia-hticahy d-
clared that hi reopie should be kept
hore. raer- are leatare 10
! the how that are tireeom. Si far at
1 Ihe Daw-xaar i concerned It i t
o v
i much of a?i admirer ol Li Hng Liin,
P,im mio:ter of a big oa'.ioo w hipped
" 'm Jl - '
Estcc Gem.
ai. m. r.itee.oi wnwreia, is nssuS
. . . . ... - j- i ." . . " . .
red hot gold seeches. He ha been
nn!ld into line, fa roncrast in 15
Mr. Este aid, wh'n pe'0it hi hon-
.
est eentimesls:
t he va ueo! all property in Ihe United
ita'.es ha within two ver depreciated
fully tS.OOO.OSO.O&J. This would bank
rupt any other nation, and it hat nearly
bankrupted this, 'bat it the remtdy
for this remarks'!
b! depreciation in
'hi gil l t'an lard
- J t i ,
v4ie? Coaiiouiag
wa oot honest money. The best test ot
this it to go to the people lhemelvr
and a what money thev use most. I
assume thi i a representative audience,
composed both of gold p-ople and eilver
people. And yet I am sur there is not
one man in fifty ia thi building who
ha any money at all bat hat tome sil
ver money. Ask yourselves, is it act
good money? Is it not honeet money?
Da you receive sod pay it oat as money?
Ue had bimetallism ia tbe United
Stales for eighty years. During that
time wonderful progre was made by
the American people. In many repcts
it was the tniwt eventful period in the
world's history. This same epoch in
American history, however. Impercepti
bly ltd up lo the demonetisation of sil
ver and to combination ot corporals
capital tiltberto unknown ia any age.
and thn g-ett trust and organized
wraith hae besoms a resittles porer
in the land. It it an admitted fact that
corporations now monopolix alike the
luxuries, the comforts, and the necessi
ties of life.
It being admitted that an abundance
of good money I beneficial, and that
there I a great deal of silver money in
actual use, we next inquire: Is silver
sood money? The answer it: There is
r.ot enoigh nol.l money to carry on bus
iness or to sustain public and private
credit and maintain the prices of pro
duels, and to we must have silver.
American gold and American silver coin
are both honest money; both perform
an important function in the monetary
world; both are in universal use; both
are the coin moneys of the Constitution.
They have bo'h been the moneys of the
past, and should be the moneys of the
present and of the future.
And if coined silver is not honest mon
ey, then the law which permitted it to be
coined has led this governtneit to prac
tice a fraud upon the ptople. If it is
not hones, money, ti.e constitution of
our country is not an honest constitu
tion, because it expressly tays ; "No "late
shall take anything but gold aud silver
tender for debts." If it is not hontst
money, tlien every American citizen is
daily practicing a fraud upon bis fe'low
man, because he hourly receive and
pays outtilver money.
A Portland paper lays: Dr. Edwin A.
Hf .. L. saSswa1! I at mif-st ta I. A tr snlaasl W llUfi1
REMINISCENT.
From the Dkmocuat Augtwt 8 to Oct.
21, IBM.
On Sunday, August 2, the thermome
ter was lOtl in the shade, the highest
ever known here.
Rev. Henry Btishrjell chosen president
of the college.
Strickney circus in-rformed here.
Over average.
The Success, a competition boat just
appeared.
Grading of the O. & C. R. R jiint com
pleted to Oregon City.
N, L. Butler admitted to the bar at
Suleni.
The Albany RegUter appeared Kept 9
with Mr. Collins Van Cieveas editor.
Our motto: Enemies in war, in butiinen
friend. '
J. A. Winter, of Eugene, succeeds A.
B. Paxton a photographer, the latter
going east to renide.
By a Salem paper it is s en that a cor
poration has In-vn formed to construct a
railroad from Salem to McMiunvil.e.
That is the way Salem i building roads
now.
The wagonroad is now opja for travel
cluar through to the other side, the Dem
ocrat is informed by A. Hackleman.
US convict In the state ic-ni'-entiarr.
Linn county citizens took about thret-j
fourth of the premiums at the state
fair. Now we hardly have an exhibit
and take almost nothing.
E. F. Russell and Jas. Elkins formed
law partnership.
Hons L. V. Grover and J. II. Hater
spoke for Sej niour and Blair on Oct 21.
D. W. akelield and family left on
Oct. 15 for Portland 10 make that city
tbeir borne.
in a list ol M scholar wi 11 their rec
ord as scholar in the A.bnv public
school under Prof. J. B. McFarland
only hve reside in or near Albany now,
tow it: Adrian Comely, line Mtie!d,
David Burkliart, (ieorge Anderson, Wil
liam Parker, which ehows how time
change thing -
From the Demockat of (Xt. 31 to Feb.
20. lt9: j
Tiie fair ladie of Alhany haven't got !
the Grecian bend very badly. 1
Tbe IKxo UATOf OctolerSl. tell of
la 0 iihfvnnmitial favrirlf f1 tits t . von 1 s-il.1
devil of .he otUce, Master C'aitrne H. jcisl Advertiser: Any staieanU or u.f-r-btewart
ietK-es that I propose to withdraw froai the
In tbe November election Linn count v dewo-rati; nauonal lirket are iuwat
nvsivtmuir A ISisir ?L'I miiir. Ti.e ! ,,,aa Uu"n- fcererhad, and have not
llejiocaat cot out enecial election edi-
lion ana cbaiwa cents a codv
mid voles were cast.
benderf. Mernberg A Co. have- opened
their new store ia J. B. Monteith tew
',ric ...... ,r
Ijaet Monday R. I.. Humphrey, Oliver
ouauuKii, .irvnim uu m vaner m- 5 use town wa eutireiy Uertrojol. A par
ed from this city on a hunting exrwdi- j ui ,i,t f tL i ,r ioiiow :
lion U the foot of the Cascade nioun t 11 UokiC. E U CaRrwi. 5frt L K
tains, where dvr are said to abound ia ) Thotna. A L .j rav. track ucm. A A
givat numbers at thi season ot the year. ! Bent.y, r S ucu'r, Geors ilJ jn
the paper aloa tbee days wa 10.1 01
railroad ta:k, urging business men to act
m wun m jri im ri aiusoi. .
Vd heat oa November 22, i. cent.
Atlhentr electioa ia Decs-tuber A.s
W. Sunard wa electe-l mayor. L. W. j
inrouui recoraer, i. t roman mtrtui:,
1 Ja f-iiieM tr-turer, and Jo ixon, li
wanuiii, a 11 iiafaiemao
i lev. AH Marshal and Cba Mealvv.
. cuunc.iruen.
, A water diuh comtnv wa organiied
? on leniter 14 lo build a ranai fromibrka- llraa sail thu plater in tie
uie r-anuam to lA-isanon, aiumaie.y 10
j Albany. Luther Elkins was re.ideet
ot the board oi director.
,.T
S.im r.f ?-r t.- -ri r-r.-n I in Jt iiat!'
theo were: Busier sr'.c rr ib.eir.- V.
sait 2',. les l, supir li: u2LV:, rfw,'""-. ciu:i. w ve
2i.sr toc, nails 7 atsd cents, print '.
powder TS; and tl ; tvUsoco 1
- f , 3i tiCMfae lo
j At tbe l.G. U.K. flection Wm
C.
Tweedai was eiecu-d V. U., F. PeebSer,
N.U.
At the election oi the Albanv Fare Ca. f
1 Jos el-lr wa circled lorwuaa,
f . If. Karrcii Itt asitant.
' ikrn. on Jan 16. l-Soli. lo t'.o
ife of
I Tl Kn..r
Tl;e Pacitic ho!, l wa burned oa Feb.
11. l$Z, theterond time Wont eorce -
thine be doi.e kowini lo Use purchifc of
i a cowl are eneine.
- v ..., ,. r.-...i. v
! erTf jj4e r,,., ind,aa ni. artivei at
i Klamatli asearr retard v from .iiaa.
j CJ. He departed Sunday for Yainax
wa v- aawj i in ivimuuvr swu mi v t awj n
Lnrnmmt nmrtf Mr Kmeie i a
! man of the gofivl and will cot tolerate
indjleiMe among Ihe Indians.
Thev
mui attend church and lucv must cu
tirate their farm, an order ot things
wbteh do not take well
U-r of litem. It mean lui thev inost t i
j good, moral uen and mske tiieir own !
''vine, tbe Indian coostnittiou of wbwhi
i i "lli-vu Jeeus and halo muck-a-muck." i
iut a change in the msnaeaient of the
r-erv".i n bas tievn n-Ski desirable.
ha cojic, and Mr. Emery wi.l
be fotin.l !
Ihe riat man in therisbt place. Klan
tU Fall Republican.
Tax Wiivim, A farmer in tSe vi
ctnity of Shedd wishes the Drwo a T lot
warn hunter to look oat for their dos.
as they have so Willed lo destruction of
properly and other injuries as long as
they in'end to. There mar be some dead
dog as well a dead pheasant.
A Papsk Srro. John W. McEinney
ba instituted a suit lor damage, to the
extent of flOO, againM the Mateanian
Publishing Co., the complaint having
leea hied with ihe toJi.-.y clerk yester
day, l'laintnl was carrier of the States
man for one year up to May lTlii las-t,
at which lime the contract wa not re
newed and he now claims damages by
reason of not beir.g permitted to continue
in that dctartmenl of ihe paper.
The dc'ioe in the price of w heal h
pretty closely paralleled thed.cline in
the bu'lion price of silver since 173. If
Ihe gold dol.ar hat become a -OOcent
dollar as tueatured in silver it is also a
200 cent dollar aa measured in wheat.
Taking past experience as a guide it is
safe to say that if the gold dollar Miou'd
become a 4 K) cent dollar as measnred in
silver it would alto be a -kO cent dollar
as nieajon-d in wheat. Republic.
The peop'a have a right to talk politics
and think politics. It is r unreason
able man, though, who won't give every
body else the same right. Harvey Scott,
though, call, the man who disagrees
with him anarchist, crank, and other
pet names. A man hat no sense who
doesn't I'Kik at public in tilers the way
he does, and is fit for the insane asylum
or penitentiary. That is liw ebb politics
laarl-s never Real Tta
is a sure cure for headache aed nrvo s
diseases No Mng relieve o qnickly.
For M'eby r'ohuy & Maon.
Tke Ills l Wswrt
0ntipation, eanw more than half thr
I'ls of women. Karl's Clover Uoo Tea i
a pleasant cure for coostipation. For salt
by r obay & Mason.
The Wxkki.y DaaorHAT $1.55 a year
and the Wekly San Francisco Kxaminor
l.aJayear. combined for onlv 2.:(5.
Tnis inchidea all the privileges iu the $100,
uw rremium list ot the hxamlner includ
ing a $10.00 rresiiiont and a $4000 gold
nugget-
DIED.
BOWERSOX. At the family home,
No. 427 Liberty street, Salem, Septem
ber 4, ISM, Mrs. Mary C. Bowersox,
wife of Rev. J. Boweraox, aged 64
years, 9 mouths and 21 days.
oiiVB When yo take llood't rill. The big, old-fash-t
, , loneUilgaioatea pnitiWhiehtear you Ulo
yS,r not la itwiui r - " fxsyteUk
TELEGRAPHIC.
Tbe til.
bT. Paul,, Sept 4. Tbe 30th annual
encampment of t'je Grand Army of tbe
Republic came to an end today, after one
of the most successful meetings since the
organization was established. Tne weather
whs the best that could have been desired.
The treatment received by the visitors, both
veterans and others, was such that all left
full of good foiling for tbeir bout tbe
Saintly city. The railroad", of course,
were crowded, for on the buxest day the
nuuilier of out-of-town people reached al
nitwt, if not fully, K,O0O, nearly 50,000 of
whom, however, came over from Mioneio-
olis to see tbe Grand Army parade
Mia U'arksou. ot Omaha, was elects!
Commander in Chief of tbe i A R, and
Mrs Catherine Hirst, of Louisville, Na
tional I'residtnt of the LaJie of the G A R.
A Big Bask Failure.
Hki.ksa. Mont.. Sept. 4 The failure of
the Firat Natiooul bank wiu anootince-l
this morning by ptiug anolke in a win
dew of tbe bunk that it was nnabloto meet
withdrawals demaiiiied of it. The nothe
was tignel by E D Kdgertoo, vice-prei-dect
and luanagw, wbo cays the creditor
will be paid in fu'l. The lat statement
published showed that at the close of buta
nes July 14, there was due to other bank,
depositors and on checks ouMandinir a to
tal of ri.WKl.OOO; loans and discounts,
500.000; stock and securitwt, tTWOO;
real estate, $300 0JJ; due from other b-inkt
and reserve aitenU, 0SO,C00.
Da a at ( Vl pe,l
Nnw YoitK, Sept. 4. It G Dun Co's
weekly review (.f irddtj will tat :
There is a di-tiutt increax of conGrieace
due largely to ire continuing heavy ita
ports of gold, which have put an end to 1
money anxiety, and aio to political events.
1-.. 1. -1-1. . .1. ... j f . .- - - 1
KuiMisitrtiuM.' waii;ueu. xuc aia in
confidence and in wi:lingnes to lend and
invest gives reasou to hope that tbe n
cery repienUlMiient of stock, wbkb cannot
be long lefrrre, may be liberal enough
1 to stimulate fair activity in trade and m
S dustry.
j Will Sei Crla.
Naw Yore, Sept. 4. Tne Commcial
Aler!icr ibueeoicg pnets the f j.iuw
lnir d-suitch :
! Bain, ile., Sept. 4. Editor Couiiir-
! UjW' " e rrtsi0,e- iotaM of doing .
Aktbub
i-WAI.L.
? Klre al
la
j ylOUUi tm. fr., fpt. 4 Fir brae i
j cat iirrv kt 12, in theCaitron bloc, and
?gXacb headway Lr-fr !!ie alarm was!
; xyva u, tb principal bosiae portiva cf j
i
; Coanty Uank. i
f All of tbeae ba,iise Loo. irM-lttding J
the fcuiidiriif. are Weil cjverej w;lO Ui
.uracce, excrpt two of roiall amoonU.
w M '
? aiiu. jskis., . csxoioate
't'-riao Mt K-k.lo al e o clot
tit mcrn -
I sand peopte wre araiiiar hira. He
I escorted to Satcar by L H S-siiUjrv. wbo
lotrodoced bini as tbe "lilacs i-Mfot e-f
caasf aign ce npeci 19 ii iicig&n
j more fa.ly, becaax- be eipectl Michigan's
' eecSoral otis, aed be "iiiU-J 10 tacoc
j U-ltrr aiqaainled with Ua; pe-:-- wbo were
I w ?P majraf
10 tl eier-Jorai 1
winij ia cotuii w ii.i iceir m COO-
i .ra,s . t .
w . s - ---" " 1 v,
lr a y are.
Svit FLctso9. &: 2 Ta
1- .
itt-r-Jountal re ay mri Hare lot 12 boors
' J"4 mmate 00 lie Kit ia arrang-!
t-toj ti roe a4-iic: Uai- cwtn-aenoed.
; lBHttoi la u&exrrtl aoct.k-aU. and
til wt-!t-er baa ioUT't.-re.! imraslv with lbs
j l 'A ae ndrr. Ratn in Utah aad
J rt'3,a ,a 0w have born. raues U lct
! SloM"- Tn Prket arrived at Iii, Ui ,
1 " 0 c ,x s taatgbt. It3 it baa tn on
i
2 c ju 5. , Di.i,u(n.
CiCfcl la ma
.. -tia. Sept. 3.--Tbe lrs-t rrjwd
I T ! u t&t ety to witaes
a toxing tontet wa prect l.,jgbt at Ihe
eiLt-rouisd boot betweea "Mvrterioos"
s . , , .
Bis.y ouUi, of Uuioa. and lira Kvaa. of
I Aastralia, The Baatea was at catch-
I wi?hU, tbe wmc-r to
take the eatire
.1. &!tb asd uxtb i
rounos were
bv rleaa C .rat-
bat in itt sereala toe rrf-ree airaia
... ii- t ,
r.a. Ke reritedio foolinf.
bo
n-r. aad tbe figLt was vea to Rjwa
on a foul.
3,i, t a, - i- a?.." .1.
a I ITS
err, wao atotwe retaliated with a
. " w.. f-H vr.r c lui ioio
It rr.iT". f -' l1
Ci
.. i.v,-.. i-ijai u.v,rii.
! t titnl aaaai- Mrlke ftirMr.
Lak"
the lal lt.re we ks, ta lea decided ia
. A "
j favor of the striker f he demands of ihe
j wcrlaatn wwre hr 1 -V) a dav fir ail com-
moo work. Tte tarafr. Ihreshirg ma-
chite and header mea bad c.ored the men
J I Lo a day.
(M IhU W.y.
New Yonx. S-pt, 3. Iztrd Frere
hat tIered ',3T,iXr) addftiocal rold in
Ijondon. rnatinir tbe lotui amount esgaged
by that firm $7.Si01t'O. t f tbe go,d ild
lotlay a Lomhwi for sbipmect to this
country SittWUM) i conigoed to the
bank f H.-itna North America, SotXMXX)
for accostt of t'peyer Jt Ca.
ff hr Ihe wlaes
Er.:xs.Or, S-pt. 2. Manager W B
Lawk and upenntendeat rnith. with a
lorve of practical c:iners, started tfau
motning for the time river mining catnp,
where tb-y will boirm a.tir work on the
Lucky Bty mine, which t recently par
chaW by Kngiih csip.Uiists. through the
ag,-n .y of Mr iwler. It is their inten
tion to put the mice in condition to fully
demonstrate its worth an, I l. ril.l
s scon as pitile. The same people have!
bonded several other promising tiaims in i
,.vuu-
Hhe Biue river vicinity.
2. Fortrxn
Celd
Isuiasapoi.-.s. Sei-L
stales and three territories, represented bv
824 de'egate. roe. ttiay in Touilinson hail,
at ine cumax oi a six weeks' campaign to
repudiate the action of the Chicago con
vention, and put forth a declaration of
prncip'e and name a presidential ticket.
Senator Palmer, whoctlled tbe body to
Ord r. termed it the first convent .-.
nutional demoi-rstie n-krle. It i I
,
1 un.tT-
- , .-. . i tm-j -
stood that a financial plank has been drawn
up uy fte.retary t'artuie. and is before the
committee on re$tlution. declaring dis
ttnetly for a single gold standard, and
makes no apology w hatever for the bond
isue.
VTeadeifal rarlaj.
Nkw Yonx, Sept. 2. In the prtence
of ttXK) .spectittor at Meoiwooil I'ark.
IViliimn Siuiivstn'a paciug stallion h hn K
Gentry defcMtml Kobert J, Frank Agan and
Siar Pointer in the fastest harness race on
record. the gallant son of Ashland
VYilkiM made the rirst het in 2.03.. Uie
second in 2)?4', and the third in 2.-05V-All
the finishes were very cluoe and excit
ing and the contest wat from every stand
point of view a great one.
Talks Is t armrrs.
ToLKtio, Sept. 2. William Jenning
Bryan today demonstrated again that it
made no difference whether his vjice vat
hoarse or not by making more speeches
than he has for several day, lie made
long speeches at Springfield. Kenton and
rindluv, and tonight spoke again ia this
city. The party left Coluuibut this morn
ing, and arrived at Springfield at 10:30,
where the nominee made a 20-miuuUs talc.
The next stop of consetjueuee was at Ken
ton, where Utyan addressed rJouOcitixens
of that county. The crowd was made up
mostly ot farmer, who cheered the utter
ance of the nominee heartily. v.,
A BUG & at ,.
St. Paitu Minn., Sent. g.Nearfv 40 .
000 veterans tJanipeiedJie street ef St Paul!
for several hours todays Tatesn.iaew$rT?
turance of their youth tij teel?vjf in their
vein the tutu-tint spirit tli.-
themiu iheoldd.iya ot liiluTr sectional
tlrifo. Iho day was an ideal one Jor
inarching', tl warm nys of tbe sou being
behind clouds and a slight breeta making
the tramp much easier fur la in line.
est Quality !
Largest
Lowest
ca
KISFMS.
McKinley U wanted ia Yamhill conn,
tv oa the charge of stealing wheat. Hi
! firet name i Almoa.
Col. Jones retires from the Tillamook
If . ,, . 1 . .
1 An-.iwiliimim tli. im't nwJ. r
. 1 1 1. .y .li. 1 , ,niv mji mm r m ... m.
' u v
Hon. M- C. Georzo erwke at Slavtoa
i Tuesday evening. Tbe Time says: "Mr.
M,eorge deserve crelit for making a gen'
Hlemanlv speech and cs;ng no harden
vneeeh and r.:n nn lr.te
names for bi opponents thaa pop-xrau
i and repadiators "
T, . , -, - n, ,
I , , . e . .
I m tanag a popalar rrt fortatadet. A
1 . u . ,1,. 1... .
try it. A young iadv caught bim bv the
j cost jat at he was about to jump. Poor
) lellow, ha wa made to live whether he
' wanted to or not.
j Mesrr. Ed RlodseU and Olio Lee
! weot Chine itbeasant bontln? this
1 morcins- u-nsi liie rirer Iskinv
new doe, and thereby bans this tale.
; At the first crc of their gun the dog
tcaa frightened, ran for the hiU, and
! ws last een a mrt and a half acroes the
i i.cs, ruaatog tor sis uie.
Something over a year ago a needle
entered the wait of a " voan? Iadv at La
Grande, and lost itself after the fashioa
; ' reedle ge-Deraiir. The Union Scoot
. -
: has information that it ha list worked
j oat of tb arm of ayoosz aiUat
i ol ummervu.e.
! u:.i-.-:. .i .- . .
iiJ7- i . ,! - "
i -, uirami ot r.osErie is verv
-r, : . ..fl. i-. . --
.. l"?f! L- " .
) " ' M -aa-aa; ... AW
awvnv as - , . a a I : 1
g-r--,!,. ! . jt ,
rortd
jcietv goes ahead with i: nhiri of enjoy-
f meat, acd the toneae of
ecariilal licks
ian j .).. ,;Ki- . t
i reputations both cool and bad.
j ,
I sj a'U'ri . A list. i in H9
autumn oi io., and l&e movement was
toward Chattanooga But Braeir wa
one those who joined, after the war,
ia making it unanimous, as he did after
yesterday's defeat, Oregoniaa. This
shows tre Ore-Ionian "s ignoraace. Thi
was another Bragg en tire 1 v.
Letiaoon Advance lei's the following:
A farmer living near this place, who was
horeles!v in debt, raisxt what
he could la$t week and he and Li fam
ily "skipped out" for the eet. Thev
took nothing with them except their
clothes; hist got up Irom t,e supper
table and let , leaving the di$he un
washed on the table. Their house was
well furoisned.
A Salem lady writing from. Neekowin,
on ihe Pacific in Tillamook county, says:
Who will daie to ay that the nineteen th
cenlury young woman is not a success,
after Mis Kittie Harbord ha so very
strikingly exemplified he fatt by piv-
mg ui doctor and nurse to her sister
. ..... . -
. fry during ner recent tunes',
tending the baby ; cork nit the dinner;
I nciping to conduct a puiuic meeting;
capturel the largest fish of. tke season,
llhea fiuished by driving thirtr miles
! over Uie eountrv to the dead of nii-bt.
' alone and unprotected.
j
The rru.xnJAT man took no outing this
year. He was not as fortunate aa the
editor of the Grant's Pass Courier, w ho
is able lo boast aa follows: The Courier
man and family wound up their camp-
i il't?
; - 1 f otmu . ...1 I.VU1U I.-UUIMJ.
i Th i, ..I .,,n;.i . i.ik.
s ' asix vupti a a aaa tttv ai vi
since the Fourth of Julv and found great
pleasure in breathing the pure night air
About a too of clover baa been cut in
the yard and the bay thus made wat
piled up in the tent aboct two feet high.
Oa this the bedding wa placed and the
result of the seven weeks' "outing" has
In-en the resolution to s'eep out d"ors
during all future hot spells in Southern
Oreemi. House, no matter how well
ventilated, get hot during the dav in
July and August and the heat lasts until
toward morning when the tired sleeper
hate to get up.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet
All ilrutriMsta refund the monev if it faiU
to cure. 25c.
Catarrh Cannot bo Corew
with APPUCATION3, a they enso4
reach the seat ot the disease. Catarrh la a blood
or constitutional disease, and la ferae to car
H you must take Internal remedisa. Ball's
Catarrh Cor la takea internally, and act
f.',T?;,'3 OB "1e hlood and raucous rarCaces.
Itslt's CaUrrh tire Is not aquack medicine. It
was prescribed by onsot the best physicians ia
this country lor rears, and ia a regular pre
soripiKin. It ia comnoaed ot the best lob ice
known, combined wita the beat b.oo 1 parinrrs,
acun directly on the mucoaa surfaces. The
pertect eombiuatioa ot the two ingredients ia
w hat produces soch wonderful rwuita iactUiuj
Calarrh. 8nd lor testimonials, tree.
K. J.CUKNKYACX)., Prv?., Toledo, O.
- Bold by djugKiat. ptce TSo. ,
Wr atyswsMia
"atnl Liver Complaint you havaa printid
ou iiitbs pnni.-u
JScSr aie by
guaantoeon every ootue
iT never tatu to care,
roiay ft Mason
STEEET RAILWAY KCTISE. -
The motor on the Albany ttaT ra-1 way
will connect promptly with all-afilaa to and
from the depot, Cay and aighvj.
Size!
Price!
Lebanon.
Tinkle, tbe artist, ba bought a paiiery
ia CarTfrni acd will leavw here ia
aboat six week.
Messrs. John Isom. Frank Wood aad
Morris Griffin of California, passed
tnroagb Lebanon today oa tbeir way to
tbe mounlaia oa a boating expedition.
The Lebanon base ball i.ine will play
tbe Albany Colt in Albanv next Satnr
day afternoon. The Lebanon boy wiil
meet bard opponent and it is very im
portant th; they get in and practice all
that it i possible between now aad that
time.
Upon close inquiry we find that over
half of the bop yards ia this vicinity
w-il aot be picked this year aad a chance
of not evea that much, as tome are yet
anaeciue-i w&etaer to piex or not as taey
doa t see much eacoi rare ai e n t in t
prior.
Capt. Gen. Pope aad Jtsdge J.
doo Monday aad on T-iesday weat
paeafaet bunticg with several oi
soorTemea. i uey eacoeedexl iu lazzmg
42 t feasants. Oa tfednesdav; JdLre
W ha! ley left for Staytoa aad Capt. Pope
left this mora Lor for Portland Express.
Miss NellsoE kins, of A Ibaa v. is vis
iting ill Hda Eikias in this cirv.
Mr. Haines, the b'ackraiith. met withl
an unf.jrtnnate accident Toeed mora-'
iaz- While spiiuin wood he cat his
left thnmb almost off.
John I Morgxn aad 3H6 Mary Gateh
ell, both cf Lebanon, were married at
the residence of S. M. V. Hiadman. at
Camp Poik. Crook coantv, oa Aagtm
23d, by Elder A . B. Wali Tae coapte
will reside at Camp role.
At the meeiiaz of the citv council
Tuesday evening G. W. Taykr tendered
bis re-ugnatioo as citv mar$haL The
same was accepted, a nd Phil Litter was
elected ta serre ia that capacity. The
committee on ordinances was instructed
to draw np aa ordinance raising the sa
loon license to tU) per year. Tbe license
U now foCO. Advance.
Vrhal M Wens.
i-iii-x. n il, Sept. 4. Reports are ia cir
calaUoR htte aQxcg pop'te in tae hurfce
trace o Lj Hang t haa ia Larjrswir
ia the irantediate future, aae a asdf l ar
portaat effect upon the p-ii- -CTioe Chi
aese goecramect aad In at the interior of
the Chinese empire wdl shortly be tarowV .
epea to tree trade.
tawaed a Kte 1st Aawerteaa Msrt,
"UiSDOS, Spt. 4. Toe EretuEgraad
aid stocti excLoige report this afseraoca
says:
"Ansericaas are rising sharply owiair to
tbe belief that a third candidate ensure
theeieetfn ot McKinley."
According tc a oelebratetl anatomist
there are upwards of o.OOO.OOl) little
giands in the humaa stomach These
glands pour out the digestive joicea
which dissolve or digest the food. Indi
gestion is wast of juice, weakness of
glands, need of help to restore the health
of these organs. The best and nioet
, . i . . .... . ...
naiurm. ueip is mat given uy Quaker li
geetive cordi&L Natural, because it eu
vliee the materials aeeded by tbe gleams
to prepaue the digestive juices. Because
it strengthens and invigorate the g and -acd
the stomach, until they are able to
do tbeir work alone. Shaker ihcestive
Cordial cores indigestion certainly arid
permanently. It doe so by natural
means, and therein lie the secret of it
wonderful and an varied succcsa. At
druirgvds, price 10 cents to $1.00 per
oott'e.
BE OBSERVING.
Cash for poultry at R. M. Robertson
The best fresh groceriua aad produce al
Qona it HuaUa'a.
iA.otein- i tet u-imi a is
a seaoiiee -
dress made by Mr. McLrsiu.
Dr. G. W. MahjB. phyiciaa and sur
geon. Albany Or. CalUauwered prompt.
iy in Ciij or country.
Drs. H. E. aad O. K. Beers ofS.
residence in Ihe rost ofiice buildimr.
ial atteutica given to disecbies of women
A Fact Wane, svaswlac
von---iipion. UMjrippe, fnetiraoBia
aa 1 U T ic-vt j J L lag 4eas are care-
Miinrj UM. tof si nuf Stshay
Maton.
twr saaadlwa at Naaa
, Four out of every rive bottle it wedi
cine sold in thi last five ywars are B
fc-oods. TheS B Ilea J icfce and Liver
Cure 1 use myself ss a federal phvsic
If you are sick and want to get well." tlx
quickest, cheapest and safest method i t
buy tb S B. remedies aad use aa directed
C. P. BaLca, lniit, Uufur, Or lot
tab by Foshty dt Mason at do eta per bot
te. raetae La act
Elder A!oo W. Steer writee from Port
land. Or: There ia no medicine for the
throat and lungs that I can recommond to
minister, public spesucer and singers,
wiih the contidenoa that I can the S. B
Cugh Cuse," For sale by Foshay & Ma
onat50.t pac botti.
twre rrwaa.
'My three children are!t subject to
croup; 1 telegraphed to Sai Francisco, u t
to a oaii aoacu oot tie of S B Coagh Cure. .
it w piaci remedy . uod bless you for
h- i oon. f eHR; j . H . .V.iwter, Grsnfs
last, Vr. -aii'e bvKolS M
0c per be
Thm
fAstht;-
' All aeewsaatead It.
1 ir physician, TCtttV'-'
bn?aetor.