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FXECTION NEWS.
1'he Result.
Kkw York, Nov. 5. Returns received
by the Associated Press op to 1 :45 p m.
today state that McKinley bas carried the
loiiowing states : uaaiorm.m uonnecticut,
Delaware, Illinois, Indian, Iowa, Maine,
Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan,
Minnesota, JNew tiarapsmre, ivew Jer
sey, few York, North Dakota, Ohio,
Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island,
Vermont, West Virginia and Wisconsin,
260 electoral votes, and that Bryan has
earned tne following states: Alabama,
Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Georgia,
Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi,
Missouii, Montara, Nebraska, Nevada,
North Carclina, South Carolina, Tennes
see, Texas, Mrginia and Washington.
167 elector ial votes, leaving in doubt
W yoming, Kentucky and South Dakota,
20 votes.
Colorado: Brvan'a majority in stale
is 120,000 to 130,000, Adams dem, is elec
ted governor by 12,000 to 15,000, legisla
ture strongly silver, not single straight
republican chosen.
Kjcntcckt: Democratic chairman,
Sommers says Bryan has Kentucky by
2.CO0. -
New York, Nov. 5, 2 p. m. Chair
man Mark A Iianna just issued a state
ment in which he fays McKinley has
265 electoral votes sure and that he (eels
confident ot 13 more in Kentucky, 2 in
Wyoming and 11 in North Carolina,
which are in doubt.
Nebraska For Bryan.
Caicago, Nov. 5 Omaha and Dong
lass county complete, give McKinley
12,344, Bryan 11,7 73, McColl, reo for
governor 11,41S, Holcomb fusion 12,040.
The Omaha Bee concedes Nebraska to
Bryan by from 5,000 to 6,000, says Strode
in first and Mercer in second congres
sional district are only republican con
gressmen elected and that the fnsionista
will have nearly two thirds majority in
each branch ot the legislature. The
World Herald claims Bryan's majority
in Nebraska will be ten thousand, con
cedes Mercers election but says in first
district Strodes is close and will require
official count to decide.
Tennessee and Kansas for Bryan.
New Yore, 3 a. m. Kentucky at this
hcur gives McKinley a plurality of 1634
with one republican county nnrdported
and estimates on two. Tennessee gen
erally conceeded to bryan. Kansas goes
tor Bryan and Sewsil by small majority.
The Next Congress.
New Yore. Chairman Babcock eavs
he has complete reports from 193 con
gressional districts that have elected re
publican. 135 districts have elected
dems or pops, and 23 districts in which
returns are incomplete. These may all
be classed as doubtful with prospects
that at least one halt ot them may go re
publican, which would make the total
republican membership in 55th comrresa
207. It is safe to say that under no cir
cumstances will the membership fall be-
row -AJ.
Th electoral vote stands about 26 1 to
1S7 in favor of McKinley.
.Missouri, which some wera gotrg to
have bo for McKinley stives Bryan about
60,000 majority.
ai Chan ley camra three sou in era
states, Maryland by 32,291, West Vir
ginia by 19,000 and perhaps Kentucky
by 2UU0 or or less.
Uolorado leaj for Bryan with a major-
ty of 100.000. Kansas, Nebraska. Ten
nessee and North Carolina at first count
ed for McKinley are for Bryan.
rennsjlvania pave McKinley the big
gest majority, 280,000, New York aeernd
with 559,879. Illinois third with 168.716.
Ohio giTea him 53,733.
Election Notes.
Jefferson precinct went for McKinley
145 to 123. The strongest McKinley pre
cinct in Marionjcoonty was Auroria 95 to
I. Lincoln precinct was a tie 97 to 9.
Mr. Hobart eivee sold democrats ereat
credit in the election of McKinlev and
Hobart. They undoubtedly did the bus
iness.
The Examiner is a newspaper. It did.
like the Democsat, admitted McKinley'
election just as soon aa the returns
showed it.
Gov. Bud J. of California, said: "It is
the duty of all true Americans to give to
the administration their support, and 1
hope that the prosperity promised dar
ing the present campaign will follow the
election ot. McKinley." Everybody
should endorse that.
Bryan carried the sheep county Uma
tilla by over 200 and Penale'on which
bad been estimated at 200 or 300 for Mc
Kinlev gave him only 40. The E. O.
crows over the fact
The majority rules.
The vote in Colorado waa about 6 to
for Bryan.
That potato patch will continue to ran.
Pingree was re-elected governor ot Mich
igan.
McKinlev'a plurality in Oregon is only
2,392 with Urook, Uurry and Harney to
hear from, and the will probably re
duce it a little.
Lake and Klamath counties both gave
Bryan majorities,' notwithstanding their
great wool interests. Lincoln gave Mc-
n.iDiey oniy plurality.
Governor Taylor will continue to fiddle
in Tenn. by about 8000 plurality, 10,000
Denied Bryan.
McKinley's plurality in Marion coun
ty is only 389.
Uoos county gave tiryan 454 plurality.
Bryan's plurality in Washington is a
little over 10,000.
It will take the official vote to decide
Kentucky and Wyoming.
Mrs. Mary Y. Marvin died in Spokane
from the effects ot the sews of Bryan's
aeteat.
The next house will have 201 republi
cans, 124 democrats and 21 populists.
The total vote in Lane county waa
4,801. and Bryan's average nlnralitr was
377, just 300 less than in Linn. 45 proh -
bition votes were cast and about 65 for
Palmer.
Cabinets are already being built for
Mr. McKinley. Gold and Palmer demo
crats are certainly entitled to a elite. .
Outside of the towns the vote In Linn
county changed very little since the Jane
election.
The Lebanon Advance has not lost
courage. It says: "Bryan will be the
next president alter McKinley.
Jas. A. Campbell waa re-elected pol:
judge in San Francisco . lie has a h
lice
hold
on the people.
San Franciseo will have a new board
of supervisors. The famous eight have
ooen dropped.
A supervisor elect of Alameda innni v.
Calif., looks like Horace Greeley. They
can mm -uonest old loin wells,"
Jackson county gave Bryan just 978
plurality.
The gold democrats cast less than 8
per cent ot the total vote and hence can
not appear hereafter as a party in Ore
gon.
McKinley's plurality in Oregon has
been reduced to 2,042.
Crook county gave McKinlev 4 nlur.
ality.
Kentucky, Wyoming and South Da
dota are now claimed by both parties.
Call to Our City Pastors. The pis
tors of the city will meet in the Y. M. O.
A. parlors on Monday Nov. 9, at 10
o'clock. It will be necessary to reor
ganize the ministerial union of the city,
and arrange for union Thanksgiving
service. A full attendance is desired.
D. V.I'ouito, Sec,
now DONE.
A subscriber at Tangent aekt the Dkm
ocrrt to give the particulars of the elec
tion of a president by electors which we
doas follows:
JJThe vote is for electors, the number of
whom in each state roust equal tne
whole -umber of represeutativea and
senator j from the state in Congress.
lhf Hectors are reiuired by tne con
stitution to meet in their respective
statempon the same day, and congress
has decteed the second Mond ty In Jan
nary following the elcctioi as the date.
The electors vote Binaratelv for d resi
de d t and vice president (one ot whom at
least shall not be from the same state as
the oluctor) and the list of votes after I
being signed, ce rtiu -d and sealed, is
trrusmitted to Washington, direct to
tt 9 president of the a nate.
Congress is reo aire 1 to be in sa sion
for counting the ballots l the electors
Ujon the second Wedaesdav in the fol
1 iwing February the preaiuent of the
senate and house f representatives
ointly assembled.
A maioritv of electoral volte elect the
sreaidenL and likpwisA the viivnrmi.
lent.
It no one has a maioritv, the election
goes to the house of rt pnsent itives, the
three (or two) candidates having the
highest number of electoral votes being
voted upon by states The representa
tion from each state has one voie; there
must be two-thirds 01 1 e states present
for a quorum, and a majorityJot the
states elect the president.
II tne bouse ol representatives tans to
choose a president before the next March
4th, theories president acts as president.
The vice president will have been
elected previously, in all human prob
ability, because if be has not been nam
ed by a majority of electoral votes at the
joint session of congress, the senate is
directed to select him by majority vote
trom the two highest numbers on the
original list, a two-thirds quorum being
required for this action.
Beyond the provisions ot the constitu
tion, an act of the forty-ninth rongrtsa
covers all proceedings in the case ot dis
pute, and also exes the presidential suc
cession in the emergency of death, resig
nation and disability in the following or
der: Secretary o( state, treasury, war.
attorney-genera!, postmaster-general.
secretary ot the navy and interior. But
uua acting president most nave been ap
proved ty the senate as cabinet officer.
and within constitutional requirement
for presidential eligibility, lie is com
pelled to convene eontrr immediatelv
and with twenty days not cp.
The dates above in the pending presi
dential succession matter fall as follows:
Election, November 3, 1S96; electors
vote, January 11, 1897; congress counts
vote, February 10, 1S97.
College Notes.
Politic!
Politics!!
ro!itic!.'!
The clou J of political anxiety and un
certainty, which has been hanging over
a for some lime, has been dirfel'ed and
the bright fan of peace sheds tu enuiscoi
rays upon n. As a result ot the election
some of oar members are sleepy and sick
at heart, while others are wide awake
and jubilant. In previous notes we sig
nified our intention to ratify the election
ot the successful candidate regardiest ol
party, aad we intend to carry out our
purpose soon. Lou ot noise sna gooJ ?)
music by our baud of infants. They
have learned to play one piece quite cred
itably. Come one, come all, both great
and small, and listen to the music iu our
ball.
The new students this week are Messrs.
Bernard Jakway and Charles McCol-
lough. The arrival of three young men
bas been looked forward to with eaer
anticipation, as their services are desired
in toe toot-bail team and la the band.
Misses Mand Croshy. Nettie Black man
and Edna Brecketuidge cave us a brief
call thu afternoon. Give ot another
)uint," girls.
Lost, strayed or stolen ! A ten-year
old, curved handled, $3 SO umbrella.
The finder will ba amply rewarded In
returning the same to Prof. TorbeL. It
is perfectly natural to suppose that hi
eldest son, white making a recent call at
the home of one our fair lady student,
left this umbrella on the porch. and, upon
taking his aeparture. he found, mpch to
bis dismay, that his papa's nmbrella
swipeo."
The Erodelphian held an interesting
and enthusiastic meeting last r rnlay at
ternooo. A good program was rendered
including a spirited debate on woman
suffrage. This debate was ably handled
by both sides. It was characterixed by
eloquence and "wind on the one side
an! sound argnment and "fire" on the
other, or vice versa. Girls, won't you
invite the boys next limeT
We, hereby, give notice that the A. C
L. H. will hold its regular meeting on
Friday. A good good program is prom
ised. What student, with any observation
whatever, bas failed to see the evident
attraction, during chapel, of two of the
junior members ot our time-honored, re
vered and beloved faculty?
The Oratorical Awoe'atim will hold its
annual business meeting on Friday for
the election of oMicerg. A movement is
on loot by the colleges ot the state to
amend the constitution .
Wake np! Lets have a soc'al soon !
Htvltvs.
Those Oyster.
Mr- S. II. Friendly has received a letter
from Gov. Lord requesting that the ex
ecutive committee of the Board ot Re
gents allow Mr. Washburn, the biotoc-
iat ol the university, to superintena in
conjunction with Fish Commissioner
McGuire, the planting oi the consign'
ment of Eastern oysters in Oregon
waters. Mr. Washburn spent last sum
mer iu studying me conditions prevail
ing on our coast and will shortly publish
a report ol his work, as soon as word
reaches here that the oysters have ar
rived Mr. Washburn will proceed to
x aquina. Eugene u uard.
Mr. Steve Riley and brother left yes-
. t t r -:t ! . i . I - " .
teruav tur vaiuuruia uj way ui l aquina
Mr. A. D. Barker has returned from
his California trip greatly improved In
health.
Messrs. Lundell and Akera, students
in the Conservatory of Music last year,
are expected in Albany this week to re
sume studies in the school.
'Key. V. C. Kantner, .D. D.. pastor
1st Congregational church of Salem, is a
vis. tor oi ttev. Holing ot this city. vt.
Kantner was formerly president of
Lafayette Seminary, and at one time
was a pupil ot t'rot. tiarper, ol Glncago.
The result in Wasbinnton rrobablv
means the reelection ct squire as senator,
The Dkmocrat is informed on irood au
thority that a number of vie were bought
in Albany at iz apiece, and that it was tne
program all over Uregon.
The election returns were received here
earlier than ever before. The two opera
tors are entiled to credit for the efficiency
of the service done here.
A "tourist' In tbs city yesterday de
clared he was offered $2 in Salem to vote
ior jmciviniey, ana nave me man s name
who did it. He declared it was being
done generally.
Hops are rhing, and are 11 cents. There
has been a shortage and the present de
mand will clean out this years crop, leav
ing none for next year, which will moan
good prices.
Mr. Pennoyer is accused of having said
that he would resign if McKinley was
elected, and that now he refuses to do so.
That is no more than a great many said
they would do it Bryan was elected. Anti
eieutiuu uirmw wo iiji uureaaouauie.
Dr. Price's Cream baking: Powder
Awarded Ool4 Msdal atldwtatar Flr. Saa Francisco,
OUR PRICES
are Bargains ...
Compare them rjjith ottiefsfc
inalB harness' S 5 GO
Team harness 18 CO
Two sweat pais 65
3 bom whins 25
Othf ioods in samcrtto
portion.
CALL AND SEE US
POWER & TOMLINSON.
FEIDAT
THE REFERENDUM.
Editor Democrat :
The silver question has been decided.
The matter has been referred to the pro
pie and they have voted by a tremen
dous majority for the existing gold stand
ard. It seems wise to acquiev in this de
cision for two reasons. One is. major
ities should rule in tliU country. The
other is, the advotatea of the gold stand
ard claim that capital la idle bee a tse of
timidity caused b- the agitation for free
silver. The prosperity of our country is
far above party success.
If the republican administration can
restore prosperity, let no one put a sirs w
in the way. It the agitation is continued,
failure to restore confidence will he
chartitd upon such agitation j
The circulation of silver money at its
present ficticious value is a serious prob
lem, as present conditions, if continued,
will flood the world with counterfeit coin,
which cannot be told trom the ireneine.
This may force an international acree
ment as to a new ratio, which will not be
16 to 1, but may not go so low as 32 m I.
Such an agreemnt will Dot embrace free
coCnape ot silver but that metal will
hereafter lie nsed for subsidiary coin
alone. We might as well acquiesce
gracefully and promptly. The votes are
against as.
1 can do so easier than most .(or I have
at all limes ex messed the belief that free
coinage at 16 to 1 by this country alone
wouiu eventually u not immediately re
soil in silver becoming the basis. Be
ieiving this it msy seem Strang that I
did not support the republican ticket.
Aa Rudyard . Kipling says, that is an
other story, whicl- may be told later.
I C llOol'E
In .Mcmorian.
WnEEiAS, on Tuesday, Oct. 2nd, IS93,
our lata brother, J. E. Oartwnght, In
obedience to th proclaimed ejirt it is
appointed unto man once to die, depart
ed litis life and the necvxnity of being
ever prepared to meet the given message.
Therefore be it resolved,
That in his sudden an4 untimely death
oar lodge has Km a true a id worthy
brother, the coenmnaity an exemplary
cuiwo and his wife a kind and loving
husiiand. Therefore be it further re
solved,
That Use bereaved wile and mother are
hereby assured that wiUtlhem we m um
the departure of lirother J. K. Cart
wright and extend to tiiem our heartfelt
sympathy and condolence in tLis their
sal bereavement, liut the on. who
note l lie epamws fall will not lea re
them. Kesulved farther,
That the loisr room be draped in
mourning for thirty days. tbe resolu
tions be spread on the nmiu'ei ot the
lodge, and a copy given the family, aad
the papers for pubilcatin.
C. K. Mat ox,
Jas McDokaixi.
J. R. Bix-exa.
Committee.
Aous tfiuortD.-la the game of base
bail Tuesday at rao Francisco the Tofts
Lyon defeated the Sonograms 10 to 4.
The former made 13 in the first two tn
ning. They balled Fennimore all ove'
the held. "Oh, but it was an awlul
slaughter! The .wcaderiul Fennimore.
the very mention of whose name inspires
terror tn the hearts ot ballplayers' up
Orison way. was np in the air so high
that Jacob a ladder will be needed to
bring him down strain. Out of forty-
seven oranie biters at bat he only struck
out two." Never heard of it before. Next
Saturday the Moooerams will play the
Alerts. What would any of these clubs
be in the hands of the Colts with Fleis-
ming in the box.
A Rtt a Fin. Wm. Sullivan, of Mill
City, returned home today, after bring
ing in the election returns irom iiereo
nrecinct. With his partner William has
located a mining claim near the Qoarta
ville mnes. They have a fine ledge of
free milling ore which promisee great
things. They have ben offered $5,000
for a third interest with a further pay
ment of $20,0u0 when third interest pays
out a certain amount. These men are to
he eong-ralulated on their find, as good
judges eel' mate tne ore worth Irom two
to are tnousana OTiiarsa ton. jour
nal.
Mr. J. B. Nelson, a prominent Seattle
man, has been in the city.
Mrs. Z. T. Drais. ot Gates, Is in the
city the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Bruckman.
Mrs. Sutton arrived in Albany yester
day from Astoria, and contemplates
opening a restaurant here soon.
County Superintendent G. W. Jones,
of Marion county, and a.iss Cook Mart-
tall were married in Wood burn yester
day.
Hon. Binaer Hermann went through
Albany to his home tit Rosebtirg this
noon. He snramr alonir towards the
dining room like a boy, the election evi
dently having gone to sun him.
Bryan's plurality in Lane county was
3S4.
About 1000 more votes were cast in Mar
ion county Tuesday than in June.
Tho nuwints nf ths coiioiv Clerk for UC
tober were $4.16,20. of the recorder 131,20,
Tl,. W. in it at Goshen on Nov
Rev Brink married Henry Bxk and Anna
Berkshire.
A O Kmmtad has traded his sawmill
at ToMo with Moses Gregson for hla farm
near Philomath.
The U of 0 will play football snd O A C
at E.ugene tomorrow afternoon with chances
in favor ot the U ot vj.
Th norlnmshin of S. H. and G. II
1 Ku!m. hjs lfn dixsolved. the
latter retiring on account of poor health.
TtnainAaa linuites in The Dalles were Cosed
yesurday and even bod j celebrated the
opening of tbe locks, politics were foigot-
ten.
Tbe Dkmocrt will now spread Itself in
aivinifthe news of the day. particularly
local happening's. Wafch for it every
evening.
Mr. Robert Crawford today dog pota
to with nins prongs, weighing six poimus,
lacking an ounce, no wiv
denes reRtored.
Rev. Riley Little and family are now
located at 6126 Lexington ave., Chicago,
in a flat, with pleasant surroundings,
and near his field of work.'
Tbe Democrat is informed that' Mr.
Qutncy Propst's name is beisg mentioned
tur the office of Marshal on the republican
ticket at the December election.
Deputy U. fl. Marshal George Hum
nk. .inn Tlmnnn and Waterloo voa
terday subpoenaiog witu-sees for the Scan-
innii counicrrcit case ou av iu
e I" S. court.
Election Day at Junction.
J oscTiost Cm, Nov. 4, 1896.
Editor Democrat: i
v e thought a bit of news concerning
the election at this place might be ac
ceptable to yon and yonr readers.
t The day was ushered in with a cloudless
sxy, with a slight fog, but soon
nto a most beautiful, typical day. sym
none of the triumph of a righteous cause;
the cause of free silver.
.This presidential campaign and that of
,. The ml i"ue of the campaign of
m was the freedom of four millions ol
black slaves. The real issue ot the cam
ps gn oi 1890, is the freedom of sixty
millions of white slaves. A slavery a
truly as ever existed, bating the single
fact ot the rights of property. Practi
cally we have been sold out to th. moo
y Pwer I Lom bar J street, London,
maa v ati street Hew York, and are nseri
by them as property excepting bartei
and sale.
The social event of the day waa an en
terpnse of the Bryan wtmen in provid
ing a free lunch for Bryan voters ano
their families. It was really a sumptu
ous feast mora than a lunch, for, eatable
of moxt .very description were furnishes'
in great abundance, ao that when it wa
all tastefully arraneed on the tables. a
enthusiastic wimen only can do sue!
tnings, ana men embellished with ft
nooa ot most lovely flowers, it waa .
most inviting sight.
Ei. ht hundred persons were fed. Thro
hundred ot whom were voters.
The spirit of th. occasion was mos
hearty and iovous Hopefulness ot fina
triumph was plainly visible on ever
taee.
The manner of the whole affair wa
conducted in a dignified way, yet not de
void oi a genome enthusiasm, lor wt
were fully conscious that we were ap
proaching the end of the greatett earn
patgn in the history of the American re
public, and we are siaroreiy glad that
we could show our appreciation of thi
matter in this way.
A J cscrio n okas.
St-spcndcd for tne Winter.
The milling experts and U.e aatayen
employed by the Leadoo Exploration
Company to do development work on the
Locky Boy claim at Bine Kiver haw
suspended operations. -Three of the
men returned to ha a Francisco last
night- Mr. Geo. L. Baunt, superiuLen I
ent, Mr. C. Quarre, his assistant, Mr.
Rich W hit, and one other r-ntieman
ill ieate for San Francisco touuht
They will be sent out during tba winter
to oo wore on th. company ,s Uaufoniia
property. I hey have remained over in
r.uirene a day to settle up the company
account before earing for tba winter.
It is not known what course the
ecmpany will pursue in the spring. It
now has a large number of mine in the
Blue River district bottled. The date
ot bondage oo these will expire on lb
Jin msu vbe company has the priv
ilege of re-bonding the mines for a per
iod of three or six motilhs and will prob
ably do this.
About tAW0 has been expended dur
ing the present season in improvement
rk on the Locky Boy claim alone.
Guard.
Receipt for a Good Town.
Grit.
Vim,
Push,
enap.
Energy.
Schoix.
Morality.
Uarmeoy.
Cordiality.
Advertising.
Talk about iu
Write about it.
Cheap property.
Speak well for it.
Help to improve it.
Advertise in it papers,
(iood country tributary.
Patronise its merchants.
Elect good men to office.
Help all public enterprise.
Honest competition fa prices.
Mate the atmosphere healthy.
Faith exhibited by good works.
Fir all loafers, croaker and dead-beats.
Let your object be tbe welfare, srrowth
and promotioo of your town and its peo-
ptv. cjwm pni vi uiw puoiic spinieo
men, ana aiso ue one yoarseu.
New Claims. B. Fuller bas taken up
the Humbug placer in the Santiam dis
trict, Isaac Madill the Apex quarts mine,!
A. It. t aouetie the Adelade. M . H. Law
ler has reiocateal the Red Bear and the
Gold Finch. W. P. Coooway et si has
taken op the Coarse golj placer and T.
O. Thomas tbe Bed Rock placer.
From the Orient to tbe Occident
An evening with tbe Golden Sacred
Flowers of China and Japan, in all the i
queenly beauty.
A burst of crimson glory,
A fluff of yellow airings,
A bunch ot blood- red jory.
Budding, blooming things.
A towxled lot ot rainbows,
A fraxxled ball ot snow
That's part and parcel ot a
Chrysanthemum Show.
A 'mum show Nov. 12. 13. 14.
A rare treat is promised on the above
evenings to all luversof this autumn
a oeen of flowers.
The show will be held in the W. 0.
T. U. hall, commencing on Thursday
evening tne iztn.
A cordial invitation is extended to
everybody. Admission 10 eta
Tbe show will be open both afternoons
ana evenings.
The Y. M. O. A. At the rerular board
t '. I ! 1 . .a . II ' 1
(Deeuug last uigtlfc ino loiiowing Bland
ing committees were appointed :
ig committees were appointed :
Sr-ii- mi Finance W F
ead,
Wm Fortmiller, P J Smiley.
Vacancies F J Mil er, r A Younj,
LTomlinson.
Entertainment W F Retd. E E Gofl.
Pi Smiley.
Devotional W II Lee. C E Sox. A W
Foehay. C F Howland.
Athletic C W El kins. F P Nnttinir. P
J Smiley, A W Foshay.
Aiemhersuip is cioli, U Sox, O w
Elkins.
Music 8 E Irvine. S N Steele. W H
e.
. - -
Invitation W F Galbraith. F S Slell-
macher, A W tosbay.
Over a Mcle. Oiha Hall was arrested
at Sweet Home yesterday by Constable
r reu oiount, on the charge .l stealing a
mule.and was being tried thia afternoon
netore justice Hawkins tor the offense.
Hall claimed the ownership of tb. ani
mal and went and helped himself to It in
uiai anii went ana neipea nimsen to it in i s1. y, , , , '
a neighbors pasture, and thereby hung Laver and Hovels, cleanses the ys
the point of dispute. r tem effectually, dispels colds, head
Wheat is 60 cents and there are irood
reasons fur believing it will so hiehrr.
tne permanency ot tbe market, thouuh
cannot oe judged tor certain.
Cnrvallis will ratify McKintsv's election
on Wednesday, Nov. 11, and Albany prob-
tuJAl i' rdf Wlo-wg. thongh
the day is not yet set. Eugene will ratify
tomorrow night,
- .
Boston Roller Mills, Shedd. Or
in oroer to correct false reports we
would siaie we give w idsoi nour.
eiciiaiiKo ior one uusuet nrsi-ciass clean
.1 l i 1 n . i .
red and white wheat and less floor for
second grade. We have put In a lares
Tur.b,.1".nd t,n .d0 wom S001 topping
ior i-iutu pusnei.
Simmons dt Tnoiirsoii.
8pecial aalo ot Ladies wrappers 69 cents
each, for throe days only, at tbe Ladia
Bataiir.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
"Bashful Harry." the eenial drummer.
is in tne city.
Mr. Wm. Ralston returned this noon
from his trip to Olex.
Mrs. Dr. Kitchen, of SUyton.bas been
visiting tn Albany thia week.
Mist Emma Reeder.coast secretary of
be Y. W. O. A- is in the state and will
spend Sunday in Salem.
Mr. Robert 6baw, of Lafayette, has
- "n in the city the truest nf hi frienH
llM rs. Conn & Huston.
m Wilier J. Ilolman passed throngh
CSl jo yesterday aftemooa from Quartx
ti. e for Enreka, Utah, where be goes to
ft .JeDt the position of electric! MiHruvr
1 1 a large mining plant. Salem Journal.
Mrs. Clara Noel, of Globe, Arizona,
arrived in Albany this morning, on a
"it and is the guest of her father, Mr.
Obas Kieffer. Mr. Xnl at filnl
ployed in one ol the big mine, there.
HOME AND ABROAD.
Wheat C6 cents.
The De Moss family exhibit at rVmaii;
tonight
LOOK Oct for the ttramm nl tk U.I.H
Social.
Turn Reed refttsl
to stop at Salem
Didn't have time.
Aa eleeaot line of fancy ne A wear met
received at the Lad tee Bstaer.
Keeler II Gabbert haw started I ho Ava
lanche Jour! st Caayoaville.
Twenty-five tam-U of ovetera nmmmi
dtroegh Albany yesterday for Y aquina Bay.
Hamlin s WtsaH OU Oonrvrt red Sw.
salty Compaay will be at ladepeadence
aett week aad ia Albaay later '
Wm. Mack, the boss bather, withes to
icnoonoe to the people of Albany that be
sin be eosxiidVe for city wmrMial la the
December e'ediom.
A New Yore state ticket used ia th rr-
cent eVction pre-enta aa intereatieg ap-
evrance. a .ample may be eea in the
Uhmoc rat's art gllery.
Ia a bowlios; same at Craven k Hei'ety-
biaad's lat atht tbe Revere Home beat
beparsitaers?61 to 335 ia 30 frames, aad
t cost aa oyster supper.
Yerferday a'ternooa Frank Tharerar
tempted apoa a wtger to hor 1 4 out of 1?
live birds, lie oniy killed 12 aad bene;
oat to Mr. Ttot. 2ttJemi7-
F S Price, a roanr maa from Abutted.
Cal. has bought a half inte-ot ia the Ixb
aaon electric light and wattrsystema. frum
i s uognea c feces Advance.
t fKoy PeocW are talAlnir of a ehrraaa-
ihemom abow ia a few weeks. There are
esveralfiae co'leuioos ia ihe rity. Mrs
Ream has an eieraa. aaaortaveat. some be
ing eigtt or aine inches ia diameter.
The U of O foot ball team has received a
challenge from I he Iowa Urarevity foot
Ua1 team, wfciih u makiag a tour of the
west aa4 will protb!y he accepted. The
low an will alto r-Uv VnMaonuh aad the
O. A. C.
The ladies of the viitaioa society of
the Catholic churrh will give a topper aad
eetertai-mt st the Ac rat o Teeaday
evening Nor. 10. begiaaieg at 6 p. as-, for
Ibebraefitof tbe academy, to which the
pa She is invited.
"Dickens Carnival" will be Drewnted at
Orval.ii oa Thursday ervning Nov 1?.
rKalUwIt. M- -Tta MnT
elf will excel an thing oaeata. No po
litical parade during the past campaiga
will ia the least compare with it. Admis
stoa ocly 10 cents.'" This waa presented
ia Albany test year.
Ring phone 9, for miV-y the printer
Fresh Sodaville water at Bars. hart a
Lee's.
Get your R. aad G. coneta at the Ladies
Bazaar.
'2DQ of the latest Mtle of new jackets tost
eceived at P Cohen a.
Best price paid ia ca&h for jory and wit
ness fees by P. Cobea.
Another iise of winter shirt waists lost
arrived at lot. Ladies fiaaaar.
Loscioe rweet water melon caa be
fooae at C E Brownetia.
Sweet pickles aad olives ia bulk at C E
BrowaejiA.
A fine line ot Cooks Raneea aad Heat-
era at The Stewart Sox Hardware Co. "a.
Toe creamery at Junction has started
up, with sbout twenty-five patrons.
Clothing cleaned and repaired by Mrs A
E Owen. 3rd between EiUworth and Broad-
albia.
New stamped linens doilies aad center
pieces ia dresdeo, jewel aad Delft designs
net received at toe Ladies uasaar.
Jat received at P Cohen's, a new son-
ply of plush cape, which will he sold
cheaper than anywhere ia the city.
tfucktaattam s Dye tor tbe whiskers is
tbe best, handiest, safe, sorest, cleanest.
most economical and satisfactory dye ever
invented. It is the gentlemen's lavonte
Shaves 3 for 25 cents, hair cutting 10c,
by Loey VaaNortwick, the champion hair
cutter of tbe l e sines. ccesCat toe Uoa ton
CNurber shop, opposite the Ross House
Fee iters evening commercial school ia
Brim's building over Ci aw lord and Hare
ith s photograph gaiicry. renmaasnip.
bookkeeping, anthmeue, etc. Upea evt
ings. tot terms call at school room. 61-
isXaction guranteed.
BNJOYO
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figa is taken ; it ia pleasant
and refreshing to the. taste, and acta
crontlv yet nromntlv on the Kidneys.
aches and levers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
uuceu, pieasing to tne taste ana ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effep prepared only from the most
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Tbe Official Vote. '
Tbe official canvas of tbe vote of Lino
county was made yesterday afternoon by
County Clerk MooUgue and Justices
Powell, of Albany, and Shedd, of Shedd.
It showed the following :
Mccnrury rucroa.
John F Caples. : 2054
T.T. Geer 20S4
E. L. Smith 2069
8. M. Yoran ;...2O50
BRYAJI ELECTORS.
N.L. Butler
E. Hofer
W. H. Spaugh
Harry Within
pro memos EutcroRa.
D. Bower man
C.J. Bright
Leslie Butler
O.E.Uokios..,
FAutea txacToaa.
Lewis B. Coi
A.M. Uolmes. ........ ........
Frank A.Seufert
Curtis J. Trench ard
Average McKinley vote
Average Bryan vote
Bryan's plurality
,..2736
...2731
..2732
-.2733
.. 71
... 73
... 71
... 71
... 38
... 32
.31
.. 30
...2056
..2733
677
Same Old Joe.
An oid letter of 1860 was fonn) in
Portland a few days ago. The Oregoniaa
made note of ft, with the following re
sult: Mr. Joseph Webber, the well
known pioneer fireman, called at the
Oregoniaa otfiice last evening to claim
the letter mentioned yesterday as hay
ing been foaad on the street. He ears
Mr. H. W.Corbett presented each of the
three fire eompaoiea ia the city at that
time with $100. He waa assistant fore
man of No. 1 at that time liKSO and
John 8. White waa foreman. Mr. Henry
Failing waa secretary. Hen. George H.
Williams president, and W. S. Ladd was
one of the members. Foreman White
went to the Umatilla ageocy aa farmer,
and has been dead many years. Mr.
Webber is well known to tbe voinnteer
firemen of early days on this coast. He
came o San Francisco in '49, and 44
years ago waa assistant foreman of Pa
cioc company, No. 8, in San Francisco,
under r . Crowley, so long chief oi police
there. He came to Portland in '5, and
remained here tilt '69, when he removed
to Albany. During his residence here
be waa constantly connected with the
fire department, having been chief sever
al terms. He moved back to this ci:y
six years ago,aad has several sons filling
important positions beta. Mr. Webber
is 63 years old, bat la stoat, jolly and ap
parently as healthy and strong and well
as he ever was. He was macb pleased
to get back Mr. Corbett's letter, which
he baa had ever since I860.
Goo Accident,
Yesterday aflerxoon about 3 o'clock
Robert Brown aad Thee. He3roa were
returning from a bant east of Albany
and were esar tbe Jewish cemetry.when
yoang Brown said be world discharge
his gun and racing it pulled ths trigger.
It bad been loaded with gold dost pow
der two heavily for a gun so old. for it
had seen many yo-ara, and ho rtt at tbe
breeching, leaving tite barrel in one band
and the stock in the other. The pieces
lew into bis face catting it badly ano in
juring the left eye. Tbe li-1 waa closed
at tbe time, though, ao that tbe inmrv
was not so great aa it would otherwise
have been, and it ia possible the eye may
be saved. It waa in fact already weak
and of only a little service. Dr. Ctam-
berun attended him aad dressed bis
woanda
Tis Jrmtxa. On Tuesday. Nov. 10. it
will be ten years since tbe oedicatioo of
the Sister Academy. This imttitatioa
ha- sii ce iu first opening been a credit
to the city, and faithfully and uatiringly
have the Sister labor ed ia tbe interests
of education. Although the formation
of a nrtooo character baa always been
tbe principal aim o tbe Sister in train
ing the yoang, yet the intellectnal tram
ing baa by ao means beao neglected.
lnej are op wttn tne times, teaching all
the necessary and mwfnl tmneSaei
science according to tbe beet methods, of
fering aiso ample opportunities for those
who desire to make tbe fine arte an es
pecial study. To celebrate tbe tenth an
niversary, a sociable will be given at tbe
Academy under tbe aasnieea of the "La
dies of the isitaUoa" for the benefit ol
tb. Sisters. The management is in able
hands, aad tbe committee will spare no
pains to mate toe evening pleasant and
enjoyable for everybody. Door will be
open at 6 o'clock n, m.. and sapper will
De served trom that time on. Game and
amusements are provided tor, and some
fine mosical selections bare been pre
pared by tbe academy pupils. Tbe Sis
ters aad the "Ladle of tb Visitation"
extend a cordial invitation to everybody,
Do not fail to be at tbe Academy Tues
day evening, aov. it), to celebrate tne
"Tin-jubilee" with tbe Sisters, pupils
ana rneoas oi the school.
Ths Astoria Road. Tbe work on the
first ten mile contract foe tb. railroad
line above Too rue point- baa last been
completed by Corey Brothers. Yester
day their men broke camp and commenc
ed bringing the tools, material and hors
es to tne city, un drove of twenty
no-see arrived a hoot 4 o'clock, and the
tram cars, rails plow, scrapers, wagons,
shovels, picks, etc, will be shipped on a
barge to th. city this week. Tbe balance
of the horse and men will come in aa
soon as tbe last lot ot small staff bas
ha been loaded. A warehouse ia being
constructed at emtio point where an
ot tbe small tools and equipment liable
... . T
to ee damaged oy tne weather, will ne
stored. The rails and larger material
will be stacked up near tbe warehoose,
and for the present tb. horses will be
corralled at the same place. The entire
Character ot tbe wort: is evidence that
tbe A. and (XK.R.S is being built for
heavy traffic at the outset. It has also
been clearly demonstrated that Corey
Brothers know how to build a railroad
Astorian.
Night Suiool. It is the intention ot
the college to open anight school this
evening, &ov.6in, to continue all tbe
winter, in which penmanship, book
keeping, shorthand and tyre-writing,
and any other studies for which there is
a demand, may be taught. The college
stands ready to meet th needs oi the
community as far aa possible, and it is
hoped that the community w Jl appreci
ate the opportunity, and that many will
avail themselves ol these advantage
Th. class in penmanship is already as
sured and will begin regular work Fri
day evening at 7 :30 oclock. The tuition
tee will be moderate and accommodated
to the site ot every one's purse. For
further information with respect to this
matter, you are respectfully invited to
confer either with President Lee, or any
member ot the tacuity.
You All Wakt to bay. a
good laugh
now that "prosperity" ia
assured, so
don't overlook the "Commercial Drum
mer' at the opera sous on Monday the
16th ot November. Mr. VanCleve baa
surrounded himself with tb. strongest
amateur cast possible to get in Albany
Don't forget the date. Its just what the
doctor ordered.
Foa Tsina. A irood work wiare setea
years old, for hay or grain, laquire uf
Dr.U. W. Mastoa.
Teacher's Examination.
Notice is hereby given that the regu
lar teachers examination for the fourtlt
quarter will be held in tbe Albany Col
lege at Albany, Oretron, commencing ae
1 o'clock p. m. Wednesday, Nov. 11th,
1896. " All applicants for state papers
will please file recommendation at or
prior to date of examination.
Dated this 21st day cf Oct., 1896.
RlCHMOKJ WhEELEB,
SupU Linn County.
FAILING MANHOOD
General ud Nerves DebUify.
Weakne-s of Body and
Hint, fcifert of En
cr t,ionrm-t ia oii or
Yoniig. Hobost, Koble
Manhood folly Kestoroi.
How to abtnre and
fc tree art hsn Weak. L a
4eveioeii Portions of
Body. Ab-olntely no
failiis;Bme Treatment.
Benefits in a da v.
rr from SO buim and Fanua
Countries. Bead for Dwmjrtire Book. e.
plalnnapd proofs, mailed taeaied) free.
ERIE MECiCJU. CO.; Biffa!a, N.T.
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B Pages a Wet. W Papers a Tear.
Islarser thas any weekly or semi-
weekly paper published and is the only
mportaat oemoeraue weexiy" pun
ished in New Yo.k City. Three times
as large as the leading repiblkan week
ly of New York City. It will be of
special advantage to yon during the
Presidential Campaign, as it is pub
lished every other day, except Sunday,
snd bas all tbe Ireebnesa and timeliness
of a daily. It combine- all the news
with a long lul ot interesting cepart
smffnt. unique features, cartoons and .
graphic illustrations, the latter being a
specialty.
AU these improvement nave oeen
aaade with oat any increase in the cost
which remains at one dol'ar per year
We ofier this one-puled newspaper
aad the Weekly Democrat together ose
year for $2.00. Satisfactory terms wUb
G05SERY1T0BY OF MOSIG
Albany Collegre
Teachers for tbe school vear ISM-lsS? :
Zijiri M. Parvin, Maa. Doe. director.
Aamstaat teachers-Margoene Alder-on,
and Mrs. Jorephise Sharpe.
Thoroogh and evstemauc instruction
given in all the important branches of
music Beet eooserratorv rooms and
latgeet mosical library tad facilities lor
mmical work. Largest nnnber ot con
servatory ttodenta enrolled tf any music
school in the state. Terms low. Send
for circular aad catalogue, to
I Wallace Howe Lex, A. M
Albany, Oregoo.
Academy
of
Our Lady of Per
petual Help.
Boarding School for Girb.
Tnoroogh instruction Wbotesone
diet Homelike treatment. Consider
ing hard times, favorable redactions are
mad for hoarders ana aay ecrtoure.
S todies will be resumed ept 1st. For
nrtber particnlars call at the Academv
or write to Sister Superior.
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written by B- L. Metca. Editor Omaha
Worhr-Berald. appointed author by Bryan.
Contains speeches and platform. A oocaaxa
for agents, a tree surer mine tor worcers.
Only $1.50. The oaly authorise! book. 50
percent. Credit given, rnagtii paia.
Outfit free. Begin now with choice of
territory. Permanent, prohtaoh wcrk for
'96 . Address tne National boos concern.
tar Building, Chicago
CITY TSEASORERS KOTIiE 80. 8-
Notice I hereby given that t nl are
on head to pay outstanding warranU of .
tse itaoe ot isao, -om o o svz, i"-
clusive, interest on such warrant wnl
eeas wi'dt the date of tbi notice.
AI1env,Or.,Oct. 7. IS96-
E. A. Parker. Cit Trees
STKEiT BJUIWAY
K3TIGE.
The motoi on the Albany treet rail
way will connect promptly with al lrins
t aad from the depot, day and nij-tit.
Special trip win oe n ade at sprciat
a e. I- F Cosn, Conductor,
fflSSMLA B. GILBS1T,
Teacher ol Ym Oria
(Mason System of Technic)
Careful Instruction of Children a Sjee
ialtv. Terms moderate. .
Washington St. south ol U. r. cnurcu.
K.O.T.M.
MeeU every Saturday evening xm V.O.
T.M.Hall. Visiting Knighu invited to
ttend,
J. S. Vas Wisklx, Com
NEW H OME LAUNDRY. At N ci t
and of tlh worth Street. FamiJ
washing taken. Particular attention pat
to bundle washing aad mendirg, S-itia
faction gutranteed. Mas. Cubjstneb
Men tend!
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