The state rights democrat., October 23, 1896, Image 1

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Buttcrworth Said So.
Editor Dkmocrat:
Mr. Butterworth in his speech said :
"You ask me it the demonetization of
silver did not reduce the price o( silver?
I ansa er yes. Did it not increase the
price ot cold T lea." Ciow in tue lace ot
this admission why will our curbstone
philosophers continue to dispute this
economic truth. 11 not satisfied witb
this admission of Mr. Butterworth 's let
them examins British Encyclopedia,
article Silver, Vol. 22, page 73, Oovrper
thwaitt on Finance, Gold and Silver, or
an? other reputable gold bug authority
and they will find the same doctrine
taught. To deny the truth of this prop
osition is as absurd as denying two added
to two equals tour, uimktalist.
Backed Down. The Salem Journal
tells the following: "Monday after ex-
haustins all argument. Uid Stols offered
to bet Dr. Y, S. Mott $100 that McfcLin
ley would be elected. The doctor atones
agreed to meet him with the coin at 9
o clock. The republican striker in his
enthusiasm also wanted to bet another
T100 on the results in Oregon. The doc
tor at once agreed to cover the same with
his coin at 9 o'clock Tuesday. At this
Tom Kay, the popular woolen milt oper
ator and protection eninuatast, stepped
up and said he had f 500 to wager upon
general results for McKinley, which offer
was accepted by the nervy doctor witb
the other two. This morning the man of
medicine and lion. G. S. Downing ap
peared at the appointed place and hour
with the $700 iingling in their Jaans, pre
pared to double their money on their
faith, but lo and behold, they were lone
some until some of tbe Bryan friends
gathered around, for tbe republican ad
vocates tailed to snow np. witb their
ErofTered wealth. And the Bryan money
aa been forced back into tbe coffers of
some bank.
High-Haxdkd Octlawkt. The" Crook
County Journal gives the following ac
count of a transaction that occurred in
the South Fork country ,ic Grant county :
some sneep trom the Mitchell country.
moved in on territory which the cattle
men say shall not be herded by sheep.
One day last week, 14 armed men visited
this trvesoaasine band of sheen and one
of the party, who was masked, relieved
toe herder ot bis gun, at the same time
giving him some pointers as to the ad
visability of his remaining in that section
of the country if he placed any valuation
on his life. The whole party then fireJ
into the band of sheep, killing and
wound ins from 200 to 250 bead, burned
the camp outfit and departed; promising
to return again if the aheep were in that
locality at a given time."
Lis Oocxtt Horsxs. At the State
fair linn county hones carried off some
of the best honors. The following will
show the facts: I. G. Moaner's Goer
D'Alene received 1st prize for standard
bred trotters 4 years old and over; Mr.
Moshet's Susie S, tbe second prise for
brood mare 4 years old, and colt; Hus
ton Bros, first premium for Percheron
stallion 4 years and over; Houston Bros.,
first premiun for Clydesdale stallion 4
years and over ; Houston Broe., first pre
mium for French and English coach stal
lion 4 years and over; John Houston,
first for draft horse of any age, pure
blood, Corbett; Worth Huston, second.
"Galloway;" Chas. Borkbart, first for
gelding roadster 4 and over.
TmjfAX. A republican who heard
Tillman and Pennoyerat Portland last
night says be never saw men a display
of enthusiasm in his life. One of the
biggest crowds ever in Portland beard
them speak. Jbe indications are that
McKinley will carry Multnomah county
by oaly a small majority. A drummer
who just came from tbe ast wss in Al
bany yesterday, be has heard Tillman
and says he will come np from Portland
Saturday just to hear bim again, that
he is one of tbe most wonderful talkers
he ever beard.
Mr. Chandler Bloom, of Portland, is
in the city.
A. B. Woodin and W. G. Wood re
turned from tbe mines yesterday.
Mr. Chas. Bowen, of Salem, a former
Albany student was in the city today.
Mr. J. D. Alkire and Mrs. M. A. Ham
ilton are to be united in marriage in this
city tonight.
Miss Cecil Rampy, of Harrisborg, has
been in the city the guest of Mr. J. G.
Crawford.
Rev. Manshardt has been in Salem at
tending a Sunday School convention of
the Evangelical church.
Mrs. Baldwin, of Portland, came np
from Portland this noon and is the guest
of her daughter Mrs. a. Senders.
John Isom, Jr., has purchased a soda
plant once used here and will goto Prine-
ville in a few days and locale, running it
there.
Mr. Henry Conner, of Portland a na
tive of Albany, is in tbe city, the guest
ot Mr. uai tfnrkhart. He is sow a suc
cessful attorney.
W. M. Ran mas. who put Damon and
Pythias on in this city, passed through
Albany this noon for Eugene, where he
will speak lor McKinley and Mart:
Hanna.
Ben Butterworth. who snoke InAlbanv
yesterday was born on Oct. 22. 1R.T7. in
Warren County ,'Obio; he was elected to
tbe state senate of Ohio in 1873.- He was
a member of tbe 46tb, 47th, 49th, 50th
and 51st congresses. He is not now in
congress and has never been in the U. S.
senate as reported.
Beni-min Byan Tillman who will
ppeak in Albany next Saturday was born
on Aug. 11, 1847. He lost his left eye by
a severe illness in 1864. tin was a farmer
and took no part in polities until 1886,
wben be began tbe agitation for indus
trial and technical education. He was
elected governor of South Carolina in
Nov. 1890 and re-elected in 1892. He
was elected to tbe U. S. senate in 189-5
and his term of office will expire March
3,1901. He has been a rustler in tbe
cause of education being the means of
establishing two colleges or industrial
schools in bis state.
Mr .'Henry McElmurrv hs the Demo
crats thanks for some fine grapes of
nameless variety.
. I. McClanahan bas about 60 Chinese
pheasants in his park on Ferry street. He
bad ten birds last spring and raised tbe
other CO this season. -Eugene Guard.
The followers of Bryan are called anar
chists ; but it is an interesting thing that
the speaking near tne court bouse yester
day was uunex a urigui rou mass ot uuoting
Severed commentea on me tact.
A man at Grants Pass offered to bet
$10,000 to $20,000 that McKinley would
be elected, tie proved to oe a tramp and
alked to tbe next station waen be leit
says the Courier.
In the case of the state vs Ed Abbey,
charged wi'h smoking opium, in the court
at Salem, the defendant came into court
and pleaded guilty t the cbsrgn and was
sentenced to pay a fine of $50 and cost.
amounting in all to soi.W, which be liqui
dated receiving -bis discharge, uo tiy
smoking that.
It appears that if the locomotive which
left ltoaeburg t overtake tbe passenger
train bad started 15 minutes sooner it
would nave crashed into tbs rear end of the
passenger train which backed into Green'
station for 8 miles before tbe engine was
detached to go back to Roseburg. Tbis
wou.d have killed probably 150 people and
rifstroyed tbe entire passenger train.
Grants Pass Courier.
W. g. U'Ren, of Clackamas county,
spoke at the court nous last night to i
good sized and welt pleased audience
Mr. U'Ren is a logical speaker who
makes points and does not spend his time
in abuse. Tomorrow we wi'l publish an
article bv him answering with remarka
ble clearness tbe best argument made by
B otierworth.
Lebanon.
Miss Edna Price, of Salein, was visit
ing her cousins, Mrs. Geo, Buhl and Mrs.
Fred Hickok, this week.
Mrs. Abigail Scott Duniway spent a
night in Lebanon this week, the guest of
Mrs. Jno. Reed.
Two Catholic Sisters, accompanied by
a large delegation of Albany children,
came out to this city last Saturday and
went down on the river to have a picnic,
but their pleasure was broken up by the
rain.
The Washington Mandolin and Guitar
club will give a musical" and literary en
tertainment at the Band hall on Oct. 16,
beginning at 8 p. m. This entertain
ment is for the benefit of the academy.
Last Thursday evening.atan adjourned
meeting cf tha city council, Messrs.
Parker A Mathews took out a liquor li
cense for another year, paying $700 for
the same. The first of the week they
moved their saloon across the street into
Mr. Guv's building on the corner.
Mr. Wood, of Albany, a free silver
speaker, ad u reused the citizens of Leban
on last Saturday evening. Hons. John
Burnett and Geo. E. Chamberlain were
to have been here but could not, on ac
count f sickness. There was a fair sised
crowd present, who were quite enthusi
astic. Two weeks ago one of John Pobkin's
children took sick with diphtheria but
it naa entirety recovered and is now out
again. It is thought the child caught it
trom a lavorite uoif that the boy was
with a great deal. Dr. Booth, who was
attending the child, aava he did not ex
amine the dog, but ordered it kil'ed, and;
irom what the laniil said ot it the dot
tor is satisfied the dog had the gennin
dinhtheria KTnrMfl
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Tn McKivi KT Rai.lt closed last ntghV
with a packed bouse at the opera, pre!
preceded by a parade, with about two hut J
died io line including the riant beau club J
Corvaltisacd the band of that city, abouf
fifty coming down at 7:30 o'clock on if
pecial train. Judge Caoles. of Portland I
uu vutigrcsBaiaa ouuerwonn spose, o
course trying to lores fie tan it isu.
ahead of the money question. Mr. But
terworth admits that he wrote the Telle
letter, but says it has been garbled. A
a matter of fact the letter has been cir
culated aa taken from the Conressiona
Kecoru.
Com h ttteu St'tctoc. Horace Lane, an
old resident ot Linn county, committed
suicide by hanging himself in the barn
of Joel Huston nearllarrisbarg.on Mon
day. Mrs. Huston was his daughter.
The old gentleman had become dispond-
out.
Mors Duijbiats. 1 wo suberrtntuns
to our w.ekly were ordered stopped to
day by the p. to. of the place in which
the subscribers reside. One had moved
to parts unknown, the other "skipped
the country." The combined indebted
ness was $24.50. A sample of newspaper
experience.
Tbe Oreeonian continnes to give its de
ceptive headings. According to its heads
Bryan is running into frosts in Michigan,
but according to the accounts below be
is greeted by big auJienceeand great en
thusiasm. A Los Angeles View of the Situa
tion.
In a letter received by Mr. Ed R. M.
Carter, of this city, from U.J. Clark,
of Los Angeles, a former Albany man,
the following appears of general interest :
Tims will be better when Iiran i
elected and be will be as sure at
the sun rises in tbe east. We count her
on California giving 40,000 majority for
Bryan, i tea yon the working people
realise that we must have a charjire.
This city, yon know, has al wars been a
republican stronghold, but it will roll up
a Dig majority for Bryan. The silver
republicans have organised a club, they
now nave -jUU members who have al
ways voted the renuhliran tirkot Th
democrats, silver repoblicana and popu-
ui nave omit a wigwam mat will seat
4,000. There is a meeting there every
night in the week and tjundars ,to and
it i crowded at every meeting. Tbe la
dies have also organized a club. They
hold their meetings every Wednelav
afternoon, so you see politics are red hot
cere.
A Tribute.
A tribute of respect to the memory of
Lncinda Farwell Bonar, read at a meet
ing of the W.C.T. U.of PUlnvi-won
October 8, 1SS6.
Dear Sisters: Joined together by tbe
Christian Temperance Union and by the
neighborly love and exteem i-h which
we regard each other. We have met to
gether once more, and as we clasp each
others hands in friendly greeting we
know that down deep in each heart there
is a feeling of sadness, a sense of loneli
ness, which is bard to repress, caused by
tbe absence of our dear Sister Lucinda
Farwell Bonar, whom God in unques
tionable mercy, bas removed to her re
ward. One who by her beautiful chris
tian life, her willingness to assist in
every good work, fur the familr, or com
munity in which sue lived, endeared
her to all who knew her. She filled po
sitions of honor and trust with marked
ability, and in the everyday duties of
life, the same willingness exhibited it
self. She very forcibly reminds one of
tbe lady spoken of in the Acts of the
Apostles. 9th chanter, when at her de
cease the widows gathered around weep
ing and showing the garments she had
made, bbe was restored to natural life
by the power of Christ through Petr,
but our dear sister to Life Eternal. She
now basks in the sunshine of our Sav
ior's love, to go no more out forever,
freed from pain, sorrow and care. Should
we wish her to return? Ob.no! Hoi
much better to fit oid-gelves to enter in
that "city not made with hands.
eternal in the heavens" to join her in
singing the praises of Him who has
loved and redeemed us. Msy we each
follow ber example and l comitate her
virtues by which "she being dead,
speaketh."
yet
Dearest sister thou hast left us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel,
But 'tis God who hath bereft up,
He can all our sorrows heal :
A Fkibnd,
Swket Obeoox." From their little
cottage on the desert near Wasco, Wasco
county, came me ueMoea family quartet
ana aiinnie s new nusDanu, almost Ireeti
from the metropolis ot the world, London
They gave a concert last night at the M,
E. church to a good sized and well
pleased audience, on over forty
instruments and in song. The pro
gram is varied and entertaining, display
ing musical genius, ine le Mosses are
improving and will take well anywhere.
tney represent uregon weu and deserve
the success they have met with.
Thkt Bcnoled Tuinos The name of
the republican vice presidential nomi
nee will appear on the ticket in Oregon
as J. G. Uobart, whereas his initials are
G. A. It is all due to the bungling of
Geo. H. Williams, once attorney general
oi ma u. ts., president 01 the state con
vention, and B. B. Eakin. secretary. In
each of four separate certificates tlfey
certified that his name was J. O. Ho-
bart, not only that but that the election
would occur on Monday. November 2.
These mistakes are immaterial, the pub
lic voting mereiy ior tue electors.
All steeasasaeaa It.
Ask your physician, jour druggist and
your tnenus about feDUob s Cure for con
sumption. 1 bey will recommend it. Fo;
slebyFoshy& Mason.
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Team harness 18 OS
Two sweat pads . 65
3 buggy w'nips ' 25
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city oday.
M rs. Will Merriman. of Gervais, ts in
Albany, the guest of Mrs. C. F. Fronk.
Mr. Fred Ross returned this noon from
Wallace where he lias been for nearly a
yer. ,
Robert Brown. Sir. and Guv Miranda
and Mr. Concklin left this morning lot
the Alaea, for an on ting.
Ed Farwell, of Boston Mills, recently
shot by Mia Thompson, i gtadualiy
improving, and will be out in two or
thrre weeks.
Geo. M. Bid, of Milfers, who has
been np the valley, report seeing a field
of pumpkins beyond ."bed J fire deep,
so prolific were the vines.
Mr. Frank Kit. hen, 2nd. this week
joined the I". S. army at Vancouver for
four years, a movement not anticipated
by bis many friends here.
Mr. Joo Wheeler and-danghters,
Mrs. Morgan and Mrs, Waiter, 4 Al
bany, were tbe gntwt of Dr. and Mr.
J. M. kitrben lie Em of the week.
Istayton Times
T. 3. Pbilpot and John Matlock, of
UoUey, were io Albany kxUv on I heir
ay home from Yaqu'tna Bay, where
they f uix.1 about oaAUvcjutacd pounds
of aa'mon for the winter. '
Dr J. L. Hill and Mr. W. M. Parker
returned front Portland this noon, and
tbe other K'sof P. will heap tonight
or tomorrow. Aibanv was again honor
ed b the election of Ms. Alh P. Kicb
ardsas Grand Chief of tbe RaUibooe
Meters.
Senator Tillman nsswd thraarh At.
bany this noon for fcujreoe. where he wili
speak tousght He is a I aipe .command
ing man who would attract attention
among a million oeonte. He snnke
Let night to a packed house on only a
few hours notice. Tbe rr radWi
Statesman uri: l!inkn)inl.Mn4
of l.is hot and rabid oratory in tbe east
iuoaea ior tome sucn ebuliiion last nigh!
aod were really disappointed th.t be did
not at once past the bound of dignified
assertion and decorous manner. If is most
censorious critic could find nothing in
what he said and did last night to charge
to rudeness or vulgarity.
1 be picture of Brvaa on tbe Unn
across first s-'reet was the work of tr
Larts of tbe Albany college. It displays
nne artistic talent.
A new ledge of Odd Fellows was arn.
fd at Eik City lat week with P. 1 Mil.
lerasN.li. Mr. 1 V. tWoa. formerly
of tbis city is L. S. V, G. "
Eugene city ha jt wade a contract for
4 arc lights for three ter at S3 a lirht-
Albany gets trea-d br-tter thad tha'. hav
ing Vt lights at S.66 V. and we are pretty
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eaily placed
Cleoent Bambndse will crmnil tbe
famoa play, "Alabama' in Albany on
Ojt. 28. Bainhriilge is a regular bu-Tcl
crank, tie takes bis whel alonir aa l does
tbe country for miles aroan i .
Ira Hunter bas nut in a bill against Ben
ton county for $.09 75 for deputy clerk
hue Tbe county refuses to pay it. and
Hunter siys he will sua. A decioion by
tbe court at McMinnville indicaies thai
he will lca- bis fuit.
J. P. Feiwster. practical teacher of pen
manship and book keeping, twenty years
experience. Anyone, no matter what
their business, will be benefitted. Term.
twenty lessons in penmanship $2.10, peo-
manvnip ami oook-Beeping so ts'. uer
Crawford & Uarnish's gallfry.
Articles of incortxtrtion were tetUirdsv
filed with the secretary of state by tbe
JShedds United Prbyterian cbuicli. of
Shedtia Oregon. Tbe estimated value of
roperty on hand is iriven at s2,03, J . H.
Icmnell. W. A . Thrift, W. H. Currv
and Kevin McCoimirk are tbe trustees
and incorporator of record.
The iacoma Four Snots aod t"ie Mono
grams will play to Portland next Sunday
Caat. Realty Weatherford of the short time
champions of Oregon, will see tbe game,
It is au interesting tact that one of the
crack players Al Wehber who was born in
March, li3 is now over the limit of ago
Thos B Kay, of tbs Salem Woolen mill.
went to Alliany this morning to receive
.30.000 pounds of wool.previouiMy purchased
for the mills. Kverything is moving along
very satisfactorily in tbe mills and In about
three weeks its various departments wi I be
fn full operation, fumishinsr employment
ior over one hundrel Siteuntes. Journal
Another P'osekh's Death. Mr. Thos
Holt, an Oregon pioneer ot 1847, died at
the home of T. J. Butler, in thiscitv last
evening of dropsy. He was born in l.an-
i i r-i:... tv . i . .....
CHHinre jiiy, cugisuu, un April o, 1813.
tor many years ntier coming to Oregon
ne iiveu near rfeiiersou, ana uuilt up a
good reputation as a citixon and neigh
bor, Mr. Arthur lion tne well known
butcher of this city, is a son of the de
ceased . .
The funeral was to take place at the
M. E church at 4 o'clock today.
An Swn.1, Hit mr a Stonk Ah Swill,
while driving along the street by the
Baptist church, last evening, was hit in
the back by a boy, out of pure cussed
ness, though probably not intending
more than to frighten the Celestial. Ah
Swill hobbled to a house near hv and
motned and groaned for an hour or two
and anally went home after being ex
amined by a doctor and pronounced un
injured.
The Ills Vroanea
Con'tioaiion, causes more than half
i !
T3TCviiiliAU. iii I i ir mi i
His of women. Karl's Clover Root Tea is O00 rreminm list of the Eiaminer inolud
a pleasant cure for constipation. For nal t Ing a 110,000 residence and a $4000 gold
by Fosliay & Mason. nugget.
ALBANY'S PAST.
From the DiatocaaTof May 16. 1873 to
uue iu, lot O.
Prof. W. 8. McFadden save an elocu.
tiocary entertainment at lie opera house.
ne was a one elocutionist In those days,
aim is an excellent tauer now.
, The new capitol building at Salem was
uegon.
Tbe first c.ass graduated from the Al-
pany college and consisted of Misses
VVeltha M, Young, Cora J. Irvine. A. aria
G. Irvine and Mary J. Hannon, a dis
tinction ior wnicti tne young ladies of tbe
class may well felicitate themselves.
Never were collegiate honors mora fairly
won or richly deserved.
T. Ford wss elected G. W. C. T. of the
grand lodge of Good Templars. Wonder
if that was Til FordT
Not a single officer of No. l's elected in
June Is now a resident of the city.towit:
Joe Webber, Wm Benjamin, Joe Bpeidel,
M B Crone, U F bayrs and Henry
Myers.
L. Bilyea was secretary of the Oiark
Farmers Club ot the Forks.
Sam L. SI meson, tbe Poet LanraaitA of
Oregon started overland last Sunday for
aan t ranctsco, w miner ne goes under a
literary engagement with Bancroft & Co.
of that city. As a writer of both prose
and vt-rse Mr. Simpson bas bat few if
)uj cijusis uu tut tuui, ua we very
much mistake his energy and talent if he
tails to win fame in the "Bay City."
(Elsewhere we publish bis last poem, a
hint ot bis life.)
Married, tr H Farrell and Julia El kins
The State Fair Two Views.
v
The Welcome says:
Kome brief mention is made in tha
la:ly paper of a "state lair" being held at
aiem. a tew pumpkins are on exhi
bition, and there will be some snide
orse races for a few days. Tbe state
air has been declioingin merit for Tears.
and there seems to be no bop of an im
provement.
l ue r.ujrene txuard giyes a very fair
estimate of the fair:
F. M. Wilkinr, who with bis wife re
turned from tbe state fair at Salem yes
terday, states that while the fair was
maps not so good in some of na ex-
ibits as in former years, yet in other
inea in exhibits it was better than usual
nd aa a whole was aa good aa it bas been
a any preceding year. Mr. Wilkint has
ten a patron of the state fair every rear
since its organization, and considers it of
great value to the agricultural interests
of Oregon. Tbis year the receipts of the
fair juat netted the expenses. Old war
rants tolheamoontof $3500 were paid off,
which leaves the association in debt tor
that amooot of new warrants. Tbe ex-
hioit of horseiieea at the fair this year
was bfettar than ever before. Tbe cattle
exhibit was leas in nnmbers.but the breed
and grade was better than in former
years. The poultry exhibit was the beat
that the fair has ever bad. Great inter
est is being taken in tbis department.
Over 1 100 chickens of all breeds were ex
hibited this year. A new poultry build
ing -HJX iou iet in size baa been erected on
the ground. Tbe fruit exhibit was good.
as was also the exhibit of vegetables. Tbe
taaies department was well represented,
but the art department was a little abort
of its usual standard. One of the kd-
tog features oi the fair was a very fine
ext-ibu (root the Oregon Agricultural
College at Corrallis. Tbe races are ml.
ways sobect to enUcum, aod perhaps
were no more entitled to it this year than
on former orraatons. Taking all thing
idio consweraiion. Air. n ukins think
tbe state fair can be called a socceas this
year.
New officers of the E. of P. smaad tods:
Oliver Turner, La Grande, grand chancel
lor; Otis Palieraou, Heppoer. grand ru
cuaaociior; W U Cake, Portias!, grand
prelate; L. R SUnaoo, Saleea, grand keeper
of records and seal; J P Keaaady, Port-
taao. graotf mrtter-a'-arms; John Beagfe,
st. tteieos. u 1 O; Wm Fellows, fort
and. UUU. JeSerspn Myers becomes
chief tribune.
SA'I'I I kTIA
HOME AND ABROAD.
Wheat 57 S cents.
200 of tbe latest style of new jackets iost
received at P. Cobea a.
O. P. Coshow baa delivered several Bry
an speeches is Yamhill county
Two Mari m coontv rarmers pot up $500
apiece yesterday on tbe general result.
Read what J. B Montgomery says io
a late interview. Qe sives facta.
Foot tall is riog at the 'ollege and
soon a date will be nude with McMinn-
vUle,
Ireed chicken an t fresh salmon cheap
at J as. Caliahans. Ferry St, next to
Beams.
Just received at P Cohen, a new son-
plyot plush capes, which will be sold
cheaper than anywhere in tbe city.
A lamp exploded in the rmddence of Rex.
Bitnerof Salem yestetdav. giving a close
call to a fatal result foe two of his chil
dren.
Mrs. Alex Campbell went to Albany
esterday to visit ber daughter, Mrs. E.
will fche will be beck this evening.
Corvallis Times.
Mrs. Sarah G . Wade died veaterdavat
?alem at tne age of S3 years 1 month and
9 days. She remembered distir-ct'y some
of the operations in lbs war of 1812.
By Del Nolle pacing to a record cf 2 .OS
bis sire, A'tamoot, bas soother 2:10 per
former, making six in a'l. and. in this re
spect, leads ail other sires up to this time
He and Brown Hal were a tie with fire
each. His mre than likely that the lead
ill be b Id try Altamont this soason at
least. Great u that bone. Breeder and
Sportsman.
Considerable cf a sensation has been
created by a picture by Davenport in Mfed-
nesday's Kxaminer, A vulgarity not no
ticed until ones attention is called to it
created a demand for the papet that result'
ed in some of them selling io Portland for
$1 . It is said it did not exist in the ongt
nal picture as published in the New York
Journal. It dors on purpose no punish
ment could be too severe for the offender.
Fine music every evening at the New
liowiing Alley.
Special sale ot Ladies wrappers 9 cents
each, for three days only, at the Ltiiiea
liaxaar.
Ring phone 9, for Smiley tbe printer
They can't come up to our high standard.
Smiley tbe printer
Alt kinds of job printing at the Imprint
jooouice.
For the latest style in job printing call
at the Imprint job office.
Money saved by getting your job print
ing at tbe imprint job otrce.
Best workmen, latet styles, cut prices,
at tbe Imprint job omce.
Sweet pickles and olives in bulk at C E
Browneils.
. Choice peaches fresh everv day at O E
Browneils.
Lusciout sweet water melons can bs
found at C E Browneils.
Mrs. M. C. Miller is giving embroidery
lessons at the Revere Hotel.
Some handsome birthday gems at Will
& SUrks, cheap. Oje for every month in
the year.
A Fart Wart aaewiaa.
Concraption, LaUrippe, Pneumonia
and all Throat and Lnng diseases are cure
bv Shiloh's Cure. For sals by Fsshay
Mason. .
The Wrekly DsatocBAT $1.25 a year
.rl tha U'aolrlv Ran Francisco Examiner
lei rj . mmhineil tor nnlv 19 SS.
tWi - u;. t.nLu ll tfc. r,,iUcw in tha till .
Highest of all in Leavening rower. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
x mm
16 TO 1.
They cams early. .
They kept coming.
From linn, Benton, Polk and Mai ion
counties.
GO in a body from Fairmont.
They cams in wagons, on horses, on
foot, by rail, anyway to get hers and
hear Pitchfork Tillman.
60 or 60 in a body from Millers, etc.
Before noon tbs' streets were crowded
witb people. I
BRYAN 18 TO 1 was seen every where.
Even republicans admitted that no
such a crowd was ever seen hers before. ;
Most of thsm were voters, but there
were many women along. Whole fami
lies came too.
We didn't count the crowd, it could n I
be counted. No oas believes in a Dews-
paper crowd figures anyway. Perhaps :
there were 10,000 bers besides Albany !
people, perhaps mors, we don't know
exactly. It was undoubtedly the largest
crowd ever in Albany at one time, and
most of them were Bryan men and wo
men. The McKinley visitors were very
scares.
The Ladies Band from Corvallis came
early and the Sodavills Band soon after. -
Tney beaded diOerent delegations as
they cams into tbs city.
Tbs parade was formed and began
marching at 1 -J30 io the following order:
2 marshals in tbs lead
Albany band. 14 pieres
Speakers etc in five carriages, 28.
Girls 16 to 1.
Ladies Band of Corrallis, 9 pieces.
410 men oa foot,
bodaville band. 13 pieces,
it carriage,. hacks, etc, 263 people.
16 white horses to I yellow cos.
138 men on horseback including Mark
Hanna and McKinley.
Marshals 10.
Total WS.
Tbis count was made aa the urwcessioa
started. Others who eonnted further
along mads aa high as 1200. and yet on
ly a few of those preeent chose to en er
tbe parade, preferring to see it go by .
Upon tbs throng gathering at tbe
stand adjoining tbe court boose, "Home
gweet Home" and "Rally Round tbe
Flag Boys" wars son, wheo Col. Drake,
ofl'crtlaod, was introduced and spoke
for a few tsnnettts.': "ir-x .-e-
Senator Tillman, speaker of tne day
was then introduced, aad bad not fin
ished at press time.
Mr Tillman attracted attention at once.
No matter what bas been said a brut htm
bs holds and convinces his audience.
Hs has s pleasing southern accent and
speaks la a pointed, confident manner.
Ilia references to the rorta. and aonla
display a broad mind and no one afte
bearing him can doubt bis loyalty to tbs
government. Us emphatically brands as
a Ulsehood the frequent state menu that
tits Bryan party are advocating
sect ions I ism, tits speech is mostly de
voUd to tbs money question, tbs tariff
playing no part in tbs campaign. Mr
Tillman is decidedly opposed to cheap
products for dear dollars, because the
farmer is the one who prod aces the pro
ducts. We give a couple ot bis illustra
tions on the silver question that always
create applause :
"Suppose that everyone here sat down
to a breakfast, aad there was just enough
hotter on tbe tab'e to supply their wants.
One-half of tbs butter was white sod the
other half yellow. Now, if somebody
should conspire with the cook to steal
the silver-colored butter and tbs act
should bs committed, is it not clear that
half of those at tbs table would bare to
do without bolter on their bread? Since
the days of Moses until the present lime
we haw always had plenty of butter; now
we have none. It is so with the financial
question. One-ball of our currency bas
been stolen from ns and until it is re
stored to us we will not have enough
money for our needs.
"Money bas been called us yarasuca
of commerce. That yardstick is now
twice as long in labor or wheat as it used
to bs. It used to bs 18 inches of gold
and 18 inches of silver the two metals
together measured values np to 1873
The silver half bas been cut off and
thrown away. Ws propose to restore it,
and stop paying twice as much labor and
product for dollars as tney are worm.
We are going to stop paying a bonus to
England as ws do when we meet her ob
ligations in products nnder the gold
standard in competition with tbe slave
and pauper labor ot lnaia and t-gyyu
Tonight there will be speaking. by El
der Berkley and others at tha opera
house, after a torch-light procession.
Ex-Governor Pennover was unable to get
here from Astoria.
Fawsro Hra Dam. When the band
boys were at Albany last Wednesday
night some ot them run short of funds,
and one, to add to his agony, became
very thirsty Thinking he would surely
perish without something to allay ths
fever, be pawned the snare arum for
$2.50, thereby saving his life no doubt.
Ths band boys were greatly surprised
when they arrived home In tbis city to
learn that ths little drum had - been lett I
behind. Corvallis Times.
A Poos Bas:. Henry Davis, living
on Muddy, started to a social istherng
Sunday evening witn some nu on nis
person. He considered it too much
monev to carry with him and deposited
monev to carry wiu him ana deposited
it by a stump and covered it over with
dirt. On returning his money was gone
and tracks much resembling those of s
neighbor named Lundberg. were to be
seen on the ground round about. Davis
I had Lundberg arrested Monday and in
1 j - . i . i : .
Biuuteu a msnju ui tus pisuiim mn
found no clus to ths money and no evi
dence fixing guilt upon Lcndberg who
was therolore released. aicsiiunviue
T. R.
27 members of ths Albany G. A. K.
have declared tor Bryan, a member tells
tbe DKMOCBAT.
It saves Uvea'avery.'Day
Thousands of cases of Consumption,
Asthma, Coughs, Colds and Coup are
nred every day by Rhiion a t-nrs.
far B)vsspsla
and Liver Complaint you have a printed
suaanteson every bottle ct Shllo's Vital -
, Tier. It never falls to curs. For sals by
FosbayA Mason
Try Tawson
books.
once on school
. , .
Dr. Price's Cream Baking iMwder
Awarsts Gokt Mtt Midwinter Fait, Ssa Fran iw re.
mum
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Ex-Governor Pennoyer and Hon. J.
K. Weatherford will speak at a big rally
at Rose burg next Tuesday.
Rev. Geo. A. McKinley, of Portland,
will preach in the Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning and evening. Othr
services as usual
The seniors and juniors of tbe college
met with Mis Ethel Redfield last even
ing and spent a very lively evening.
They know how.
Maj. E. A. Wead, of Portland, passed
through Albany last night on a bicycle on
bis way to Mexico in the interest of a
San Francisco and Chicago paper. The
major is a strong flannacrat.
A social call from Jason Wheeler of Al
bany was made this printer yesterday. Mr
Wheeler is an enthusiastic Bryan support
er aad says bis favorite is tsrtaia o elec
tion. Stayton Mail.
Tbe lady teachers last night were en
tertained at Mrs. Lambson's, each one
present doing something in recitation
and song to entertain the others, it
was a pleasant event.
Wm Mackey, ex-sheriff of Benton
county returned home yesterday from
British Colombia. It bas been claimed
. that an exoert has found a rbortaze in
bis accounts and those of ex-SberinOs-
born Tbe Demoout is confident it will
be found to have been an error of the
expert in figuring.
L. M. Cor!. Geo. Hocbate-ller, J. R
WiUoo and Frank Kitchen returned last
night from tbs meeting of tbe grand
lodge K. of P. at Portland. Mr Curl was
honored by being elected a member of
tbe grand tribunal, the supreme court of
the lodge. Tbe other members are Jeff
M era and C. H. McCnllocb. The re
port that Mr Kitchen bad joined tbe
regular army at Vancouver, it transpires
was simply a joke by bis uale.
Knew Bryan Personally.
There was in town Monday an old
Nebraska republican, who is personally
acquainted witb Willian J. Bryan, and
who lived in Bryan's district each time
tbs latter was dected to congress says
tbe Corvallis Times : "Mr. Bryan is one
of the b s-, and cne of the most remark
able men in tbe country." he said. "He
was scarcely 32 wben he was nominated
for congress, and the majority against
him in the district as 2.400. No one of
coarse, supposed he eoald overcome such
a majority, bat a joint canvass was ar
ranged between him and Council, the re
publican candidate, and tbe reinarkable
able ability and resistless oratory of
young Bryan, not only swept the adverse
majority of 3.400 out of the way, bat act
ually landed Bryan in tlte office with a
majority of 6,700 to his credit Nor was
the second cotitest made by Bryan for
for congress leer remarkable. The bope-leesn-w
of attempting to beat Bryan was
recognised and the district was gerry
mandered so that the normal republican
majority in the district waa largely in
creased Bryan was renominated and
against him was put np Alien W. Field,
tbe most powerful speaker and one of
the pooniar met in the district. The
camppaign was vebetoerit, McKinley and
tocaaar of Ohio, as well as other power
ful republican leaders, taking part la it ;
Dot tie young statesman again trt
nmpbed and secured Irs s.ectioo try a
email majority -Do yon think those
who go to bear Mr. Bryan are prompted
by curiosity?" the Times mas inquired.
"Of coarse many go throacb cariosity to
hear bim, bat many a one whoso carios
ity takes bun there wut go boms and
vote for Bryan. That is what I did, re
publican as I was and had always been,
and I am going to do it again in Novem
ber." Wheat Gl Cents.
That is the price to lav. The foreign
shortage continues to show up big, creat
icg a big demand As most farmers
nave not sold, this means a great deal
to them.
Nrw Cospccroa. Sam Yeatch, who
has for several months been conductor
for the Salem local, has been transferred
to the "south end run" of ths California
overland, between Rosebnrg and Ash
land, to lake ths place of Conductor Wall,
who was discharged as a result oi the ser
ious Rosebnrg collision, two weeks since.
Commencing last evening Ed Elder, the
well-known, railroad man, will act as
conductor on ths Salem cannon bsIL
Salem Journal.
SELLING .OCT
Entire Line ot Crockery. Glass
Ware, Silver Ware and Fan
cy Goods, Regardless
of Cost.
For net cash prices I will sell:
China set worth $15 for
7 50
25 00
dinner set, imported goods,
worth $15 for..
and all other goods in proportion.
People who desire oil and lead foi
painting their houses will do well to cad
and see me and get my prices before
buying. .
J . UXADWOHL.
Use Dawson's furniture polish.
i . t -
I I , OfjnGCC I nfTlP
I vJ laUI vUl 1 IU
Aith a better understanding oi tne
transient nature ot the many phvs
.eal Ills, which vanish before proper ef-
lorts gentle eftuits pleasaalefforta
rightly directed, mere is eomion in
the knowledge, that so many forms of
sickness are not one to any scroai a ra
sas, bnt almnlv to a constipated condi
tion of the svatem. which the pleasant
family laxative. Syrup of Figs, prompt
ly removes, l nai is war it i mw wuij
remedy with millions oi families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value sooa neaitn. am wuruasi
effects are due to the fact, that it ia ths
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without debilitating tha
organs oat which it acts. It ia therefore
all imnorlaAt. in order to get its bene-
filal affeeta. to note when von pur-
shass, that yon have ths genuine arti
ste, which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia rig Syrup vo. omy ana soia oy
all eenntahla drufrcrists.
If in the enjoyment of good health.
and ths system ia xegnlar, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. If
attlicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians, bat ii in need of a laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
well-informed everywhere. Syrup ot
fc igaatands highest and ia most largely
mgd and gives most gene ral satwfaai mn
Back Into the Fold.
Yesterday a drummer for a prorninei.t
eastern firm arrived in the ettv, and ore
of oor merchants, knowing him rr bat e
been a gold itandard derrccrat, afc d
him how he was filing politically. He
inawered :
"Weil, this morning I am fefling a l
right, but ail th'ougli the campaign ur
til last flight I have felt iitierabie. 1
have though', all the time that I a a
gold standard democrat. I didn't like t
part of the democ-s in phttfoim, and I
didn't like Aitgeldt and some others thft
wete supporting the ticket. hnt I find th
other parties would be glad to get tbes
same men. The prominent men goic
oier to McKinley are all dragged over b i
wieir associations in o re way tr h cor -potations.
Vote for McKinley I can't,
and vote for Palme I wn for is a:. .
old dunce I have thomtht I n.ijht tn&-
port bim, but he is simply plaving second
fiddle to Mckinley's first. There is f
enthusiasm in it I haven't Lad a real
good yell during the whole canipaign,arid
imar. nignt i resolved I would vote for
Bryan, and I feel better already. 'exr
-sturdav I am goinir to be with inn and
help howl for free silver."
FAILING MANHOOD -
Genera! ta& Ksrvces DeSiSty.
isia c fir At aad
Kia.1. fcsaets or E-rors
or LxcoMne la Old rft
l oe.--e- Ko&iist, JCofe
.?i.ttli fully fisiorwi.
How to Eslarve c&4
fctrerifthea Weak, t'c
devtkia Portions of
Bfjdy. Aterfoiirly ua
faih&e. Jlcox Treatment.
Benetta in a day.
5S ...1 cv. -
Cooatrleev
Send for I riptHe ivi, ex.
plsnattoa and proofs, rr.s i.rd acaied, free.
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NEW YORK WORLD.
IHtUCE-A-WEK EDITION
IS Fajfs a ffa. 15S Papers a for.
Is larger than any weekly or semi
weekly paper published a&d the only
mportant democratic "weekly" -pub-isbed
in New Yovk City. Three times
as Urge as the leading republican week
ly oTNew York City. It wiii be. ot
special advantage to yon daring tie
Presidential Campaign, ag ;t it pii
lisbed every other day, except Sanday,
and has all the freshness and timeiineea
of a daily. It combines all the new
with s loog list of in Greeting Apart
ments, unique features, cartoons and,
graphic illustrations, the latter beLcz a"
specialty.
AU these imp-rove meets have been
made without any increase' in the cost
which remains at one dol'ar per year
We offer this tmeinaied newspaper
aad tbe Wxeext Dekocuit together one
year for $2.00, Satisfactory terms with
daily
C0NSMMT0F1SC
Albany College
Teachers for the school rear IS96-ISS7:
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Assistant teacheii-Manraerite AUersoa,
B. M., sad Mrs. Josephine Sharpe.
Thorough and systematic instruction
riven in all the important branches of
-JSest copiau tut ji i i u,i ii in i
latgest musical library aaJ fiitir:."e3 for '
musical work. Largest number of con
servatory students enrolled of any music
school in the state. Terms low. Send
for circular and catalogue, to
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Albany, Oregon.
Academy
of
Our Lady of Per
petual Help.
Boarding School for Girls.
Tboroogh instruction Wbo?esoca
diet Homelike treatment. Consider
ing hard times, favorable redactions are
made tor boarders and day scholars.
St utiles will bs resumed Sept. ' 1st. For
further particulars call at the Academ
or writs to Sister Superior.
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. Teacta at Hio & Drp.
(Mason System of Technic)
Careful Instruction of Children a Spec
ialty. Terms moderate.
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Albany, Or.
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W paigB book, "Ktt&b, ewali ana
Free Silver." authorise! by Bryan,
written by R. L. Metca'f, Editor Omaha
trVorid-Berald. appoioted author by oryaa.
Contains speeches and platform. A boeanxa
for agents a free silver mine for workers.
Only tl.50. Tbe only authorised book. 50
m -a - a : ..La r 1
percent, ueoit given, r reign paiu.
Outfit free. Begia now with choice of
territory. Permanent. proauW were ior
"y6 Address The National book toccerR,
Star Building. Chicago
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-YAQUINA BAY ROUTE
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San Francisco and Yaquina Bay Steam
ahipCompany Sails trom Yaquina every 8 days for
San Francisco, Coos Bay, 1'ort Urford,
Trinidad and Humboldt Bay.
PassxsGxa AccoMODATtosaUssrarAsaxD.
Shortest route between ths Willam
ette Valley and California.
Fare from Albany and points west to
Ban Francisco
Cabin, one way
Cabqi Round trip......
15.0C
Btexxjlob
6.00
To Coos Bay
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YAQUINA BAY
The most popular Seaside Resort on
the North Pacific coast. No undertow
Surf bathing absolutely sale.
Fnr those wishing to combine hunting
and fishing with aquatic sports, this re
sort has no equaL Deer, bear, elk, cou
gar, brook trout and salmon trout, can
bs found in abundance within a tew
hours' drive ot the bay.
fyST" Reduced rates from all points
Ed win Stoss. Manager.
J.aMATO.T.F.&P.A.
H. L. Wsuin, Agt. depot, Albany
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