To Friends of Binietalism.
tbere is no good reason tor continuing
as a separata party, but many reason
for cementing tbe alliance begun in the
present election. , Poitust.
A Southern Paper's Opinion.
Mr John Ball has been laughing in his
sleeve for several days.v
Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 6. Bryan today
gave out the following :'.
"To the bimetalists of -the United
States:
"Conscious that millions of loyal
hearts are saddened by temporary de
feat, I beg to offer a word of hope and
encouragement. No cause ever had
supporters more brave, earnest and de
voted than those who have espoused the
causa of bimetaliem . They have fought
from conviction and have fought with
all the seal conviction inspires. Events
will prove whether they were right or
wrong. Having done their duty as they
saw it, they have nothing to regret. The
republican candidate has been heralded
as the advance agent of prosperity to the
American people. It his policies bring
real prosperity to the American people
those who opposed him will share that
prosperity. If on the other hand his
policies prove an injury to the people
generally, these supporters who do not
belons to the office-holding class or to
the privileged class will suffer in com- j
mon with those who opposed him.
Friends of bimetaliem have not been
vanquished; they have been simply
overcome. They believe the gold stan 3
ard is a conspiracy oLihe money chang
ers against the welfare oE the human
race, and until convicted of their error
they will continue the warfare against it
The contest has been waged this year
under great embarrassments and against
odds. But in Bpite of tbe efforts of the
administration and its supporters, in
spite of the threats of the money lenders
at home and abroad, in spite of coercion
practiced by corporations on employes,
and in tpite of trusts and syndicates, in
epite of the enormous republican cam
paign fund, and in spite of the luflunces
of a hostile daily press, bimetaliem has
almost triumphed in its first great fight.
But bimetaliem emerges from the con
test stronger than it was four months
ago. I desire to commend the work of
the three national committees which
bave joined in the management of this
campaign. They have laid the found
tion for future success and will be re-
- membered as pioneers when tbe victory
is-at last secured. No personal or po'.it
ical Iriend need grieve because of my de
feat.. "My ambition has been to secure im
mediate legislation rather than to enjoy
the lienors of offioe. Therefore defeat
brings to me no personal feeling of loss.
Speaking for the wife who shared my
labors, as well as for myself. I desire to
a ij that we have been amply repaid for
all that we have done. In the love o
millions of onr fellow citizens, so kindlyf
expressed ; in tbe knowledge gained by
pergonal contact with the people ; and in
broadened sympathies we find full com
pensation for what efforts we bave pnt
forth. In the face of an enemy rejoicing
' in its victory let the roll be called for the
engagement and urge all friends of bi-
metalism to renew their allegiance to ti-e
cause. If we are right, as I believe we
are, we stall yet trinmph. The year of
1903 is not far away. Beiore that year
arrives international bimetaliem will
erase brdeceive. lia'oii that year ar
rives those who have called themeelvea
go'd standard democrats will have be
come bimetalists and be with onr party,
or bave become republicans and, tlina
open enemies ; before that year arrives
we will have convinced still more people
that the trusts are a menanee to private
welfare and to public safety ; before that
-year arrives the evils of the gold siapdV
ard will be even more evident than they
are now, and tbe people will be ready to
demand an American financial policy
for an American people and will join
with na in tbe immediate restoration of
the free and unlimited coinage of gold
. and silver at the present legal ratio of 16
to 1, without waiting for the aid or con
sent ot any other nation."
Tbe Semi -Weekly Times Union, of
Jacksonville, Fla., comes to the Demo
crat office regularly and is a welcome
visitor. It is a remarkably conservative
paper, independent in politics. Among
its interesting editorials is the following :
Debt is more of a menace to future
prosperity than a present evil. , While
an individual or a community is going
in debt it shows every sign ot extreme
prosperitr. Pay-day', is forgotten, but
it is coming with a stead; and fatal ap
proach. . -" . . . , ,r.
A panic is the legitimate offspring of
flash times. - Unusual prosperity is
ominous. Men forget, but it always is
the harbinger of unusual stringency, in
flush times it Is so easy to borrow money
that men borrow beyond tbeir ability to
pay... . '
The beet that can be said ot the South,
and the trot that can be possibly said of
any section or nation, is that it is com
paratively free from booms and cal lap
ses. Mo section in the Union is so little
affected with the wild speculation of
flush times as is the South, and none is
so little injured by periods of unusual
depression. The South is going steadily
upward, and the fact that its progress is
now so rapid is due to its past exemp
tion from speculation and Its attendant
evils. ... . -
Ten years ago the West was a land ot
promise. Cities sprang up almost in
day. Great states grew out of a wilder
nesa in a shorter time than It required a
child to grow to mature manhood
Money was plentiful. Those who did
not have it could easily borrow it Tbey
borrowed, and the result is the states
the Northwest ara so heavily in deb1
that theit future is no longer one o
promise. " '
On the other hand, the Sontbbaa
gone quietly and steadily forward, and
is now only slightly in debt. Aside
from its comparative freedom from debt,
its advantages are now recognised, and
those who are looking tor homes have
turned theit eyesaouihward.
A development as solid as in the past
and more rapid, is now setting in. The
future of tbe South is bright, and its
present condition, so tar as tbe maseea
are concerned, is better than that of any
other section of the country.
Mr. M. L. Pipes is entitled to the ap
pointment of minister to the Yukon.
Oregon needs a registration Uw. The
next legislature will please take note.
Palmer received only 2,000 votes in
Chicago, more than he was entitled to.
The Palmer ticket was a mere decoy.
When the smoke raise it will be seen
that Mr. Carlisle does not get ny.hibg.
46,053 more votes were cast in Chicago
than in New York. Now what does that
settle."
The democrats gained tour congress
men in McKinley's state. That was not
very bad after all.
What will be done with the treats.
anyway, lbe trusts ought to he re go
misfits. ,
If Corbett and F'tsslaimons reallv
want to fight let them en to South Afri
ca and punch each other. It is permit-
tea at johannesborg. Joe Goddard and
Ed Smith are there already.
Mr. Thos. Reed, of Maine, travels in a
private Pullman car "Oorolet," in a
manner suitable for the "ciar" of the
house. Heed is undoubtedly tbe shiest
man in tbe republican part v. lie was
entertained in Portland today.
lated whether
not.
we bave prosperity
It is not doing tbe chrysanthemum
ustice to judge it bj the man npoo
whose lapel it appears. j
European people took more interest in
the recent election than any for -many
yean. Certainly. ; 'J
Wonderful flower that chrysanthe
mum, all ragged and tattered, and yet
caressed by tbe rich.
Portland is a great citv. A man nam
ed H. P. Bush was locked up in the city
mil ior seven days, when he was tils
charged as there was no complaiut
against him and it was not known what
he was there for.
baiem people ara talking of a mass
meeting of business men to protest
against the new and exorbitant freight
schedule, under the combine with the
river boats. Fortunately there is talk
already ot an opposition boat on the
river.
Fitssimmors and Sharkev are now to
fight,bnt it will be principally with their
tongues. Corbett has fallen out of sight.
tie deserted one wtte for a woman who
in turn he is now said to bave deserted
Pugilists ara not building op a very high
reputation.
William F. FrilU and Miss Emma X
Gamble of Echo were married in this
city Wednesday. A friend of Mr. and
Mrs. r ruts stales tnat this wedding was
the fulfillment ol an agreement between
the two conditioned upon the election of
McKinley. lbe contract stipulated that
in the event ot the election of Mr. Mc
Kinlev Mr. Fritts was to marry Miss
Gamble; but, if on the other baud, Bryan
should he elected. Miss bamhie was to
marry Mir ritts. Petdleton fc. O.
Why not give Mr. Cleveland the min
ietry to England. He is entitled to
something. Even tbe Oregonian says
The cay Mr. Hanna can bave any
thing he pleases either go to the U. 6
Senate or be U. 8. treasury. Be pre
fers tbe former. ;
There are come great cabinet makers
in the U.S. After all making a presi
dent's cabinet is always an interesting
business for every body.
The result suits Mr. Cleveland and
yet the victors criticise Mr. Cleveland
and bis administration, presenting
ve j peculiar situation.
Tbe Gold Standard Program.
Banker George E. Brooke, of Spokane
has, says the Spokesman Review, cor
rectly outlined the financial legislation
which the go.d forces w.ll press noon
McKinley's administration. Tha in
fluences which controlled the St. Louis
convention, and wrote the platform, will
seek control of lbe next administration.
They"Sive a carefully matured plan, and
Mr. Brooke has stated it, namely, the
retirement of the United States ant
treasury notes, in amonnt about half a
billion the obliteration of all govern
ment notes, and the substitution there
for ot national bank paper.
This would involve the sale of 3500,
000,000 more Hands, and the Increase of ;
the interest bearing pablic debt in that
amount. Mr. Brooke speaks incident
ally of an increased use of silver, bet
that is his personal vie oi tbe question.
It is not eontemDlated hvMha forces
which stand for tbe single gold standard, i
Their plan is the exclusive nse of old
We are all anxious to see a permanent
prosperity, and tbe people are capable of
doing much toward it. It may be pre
dicted that tbe McKinley administration
will see the necessity of increasing the
currency.
Mr. Hanna overthrew all the old boesea
like Piatt, and now is the orly bxs
mentioned. He is unquestionably the
greatest bos of the age, and everybody
says this regardless ot party. He is
veritable Warwick.
Coqnille City wan the aan.j teat of
Coos county over E nip1 re City last
Tuesday by a majority ol Sao Thomas
Bnckaan, populist, defeated J. W. Ben
nett, gold democrat, for representative)
by five majority. The titd last June.
Tbere is no credit in hitting a man
after be is 'defeated ; yet several Eastern
papers bave done so in reference to Mr
Bryan in a very disgusting manner. Tbe
Cleveland Ptaindealer at tea the truth
when it says: "Tbe country has come
to know Mr Bryan as a man of unsullied
The llaves And The llave NoU
Axbast, Nov. 9-
Ed iron Democrat :
This expression is used in England to
express the difference between tbe Lib
erals and the Tories.
All the Haves"are not Tories for
many rich men and many of high birth
re in the Liberal ranks, not from self
interest but from a true desire to help
the struggling masses.
- rhe use of tbe above expression by the
editor of the Oregouian shows that lie
baa a pretty clear idea of the present
trend of political change in the United
States. When ArcLbisbop Ireland writes
of the "proletariat" he also shows that
be understands this trend partially. , '
Heretofore other questions have di
vided the people of this country but in
this campaign tor the first time we find
nearly all wealth on one side, and here
after tbe struggle ci the classes for more
power and the struggle of the masses
for a greater restraint of tbe clashes will
. go on. . ., ;
- It is no nse to deprecate this as has
been done by many speakers and writers.
It is worse than foily to try to ignore it.
.. Upon tbe eolation of this question de
pends the future of cur republic, it
will be, co doubt, s long struggle. Tbe
result will probably be grudging con
cession by the Tories under p. ensure
from tbe Liberals, as has been the case
in England.- O-gitnizid as a liberal
: party, the demoratic became the Tory
party prior to the ta', oaring to the dom
ination of the slave hold inn das?. Or-
ginized in the interest of the black
messes the republican party hi become
in time the champion' of the wealthy
white elajses and i now the Tory party
of the connlry. Tne democratic party
now champions t e cause of the -masses
and is the Liberal parly of tiie future.
The political issue of the future h con
trol of the irasts, syndicates and corpor
ations, li tiierfuelve 'they are not bal
. bnt great factors in onr progress, but
this is no reason why ihg febould not
be controlled Lsft to themselves they
will de&troy competition, i
, Properly coatro'led, competition will
compel tnem to cik resonablrt prices.
They are exceedingly powerful - and
"having no soul--' arn strictly business,
that is eeliUh. fiie (more advancement
of our country dpend-! upou the up
lifting ot the poorer classes.' All who
are moved by christian p;rtt desire that
equal opportunity in life's struggle be
given to a'l. This iu my opinion will be
' tbe aim of tbe new Liberal parly. Many
of the reforms advocated by the pop
ulist party will be dropped temporitrily
b it the Initiative and Referendum, in-
, come tax, graduated inheritance tat
and popular election of senators will no
do ibt be brought forward. Govern
tnent saving banks, express aud tele
graph service will also be part of the
policy ot the new party, but govarnraent
ownership of railroads will probably
not be urged at present by the party Kea
arally. As tbe new party occupies so
much of the ground of the populist parly
. character, of onr life, of strong relianooa
as maney of ultimata redemption, aid , -on-feUo.. .u3 ot nnflicebina- Mtriot-
retire tbe greenbacks, they wi!! next
tarn their attention to tbe retirement of
the standard siWer dollars now in circu
lation. This was clearly indicated by
Secretary Carlisle's recent statement
tbat he would, if "necessary," redeem
the silver dollar in gold.
It now seems probable that the gold
men will be able to pass their proposed
legislation tbrongb the bouse, bnt tbat
it will meet with determined resistance
in tbe senate, where the soeailed "sound
money forces appear to be in tbe min
ority. . Failing to develop s majority in
tbe senate, it is not improbable tbat the
syndicates would organise another raid
Io Sweden tbe education of joornst'Sts
bas become a function of the state. The
Swede lake tbe novel view tbat it jour
nalists are to instruct rublie opinion
they most acq lire the necessary infor
mation at the pablic charge. Swedish
editors travel by railway in their own
country . without pay ins fare. Unlike
the country editors ot tbe United States,
they acquire "free passes without ex
changing advertising for them
Oh, my I Oh, myl
We'U hit t hoee St an fords
i in toe eye
yelled the Berkley freshmen last Satur
day. .The response by the Stantorda was
Well, well, welll
We'll give those Berkeley
v Well, well, well!
a 3d tby did 14 to 4, for tbe first time,
nnder tne captaincy ot an Oregon boy,
The Examiner says: "For Stanford,
Murphy ran his team very well, findina
a weak place and playing it for all it was
worm . mi passing was accurate ana
he greatly helped bis - team by encour
agement, never ceasing to nrge them on.
ttis interference was strong and hts de
fensive play good."
For Musical People.
Mr. D. M. Bartlett, of this city, is can
roasing Linn connty for membership in
the American Musical Association of
Chicago, nnder which each subscriber
secures the privilege ot purchasing any
music, vocal or instrumental, published,
at reductions ss low as 90 per cent of tbe
list price. An elegant book of vocal and
instrumental moaic goes with tbe mem-!
bersbip. This is a splendid thing and
every love rot music should subscribe.
Tbe cost is only $3.
Tbe Kickame, "Uncle Sam." as ap
plied to tbe United States government,
is said to havs originated as follows:
Samuel Wilton, commonly callsd "Uncle
Sam," was a government inspector ot
beet and pork si Trov, New Yoik, aboct
ISIS. A contractor, Elbert Aadfrro.
purchased a quantity of provisions, and
the barrels were marked E. A.,"
Andiswn's initials, and "V. ts., for
United States. The latter initials were
not familiar to WiUoa's workmen, who
inquired what tbey meant. A facetious
fellow answered : "I don't know, unlets
tbey mean 'Uncle Sam."' a vast
amount of property afterward taawd
through Wilton's bands marked in tbe
saute manner, sad be was often j kd
poll the extent of bis possessions. The
j ke spread through all tbe departments
ot tbe government, and before long the
United State was popnlarly referred to
as "Uncle Sam."
TELEGRAPHIC.
A Tramp Harderer
RosRHnno. Or.. Nov. 10. A Quarrel
among hobos this afternoon resulted in one
of them purchasing a VVincbester at a eo-
ond-hand store near tue rauroaa station, i
tie named tbroucrh the station-yard a short
distancs, wet one of a party and deliber
ately shot him io the lower part of the
noddy. Ue would bave shot him attain,
but bystanders begged him not to do so.
The bobo tnen shouldered his gun and
crossed the Umpqua bridge toward Coot
bay. After some delay a deputy shorin
started in pursuit. The man shot is dan
gerously wounded. Tbe names oiuiose
concerned are unknown.
It Will Be Settled
Washiroton, Nov. 10. The king of
Sweden and Norway, Oscar 11, has been
chosen by treaty between tbe United States
and Grout Britain as tbe fifth official ar
bitrator ot the Venezuelan boundary ques
tion. Ibe other arbitrators, four in Dum
ber, are to be designated, two by tne lord
chief justice of England, and two by tbe
chief justice of the United Stater.
Wkjr Kt Quit Tfcew
NkwYohk., Nov. 10 A luncheon in
honor of Mark A Hanna was given in tbe
banquet ball of the Equitable building to
day. The host was Isaac Beligman, of tbe
house of J & W helivmnn, . and the guests
included a number of the most prominent
business men and bnanciers in tbe city.
More than 30 guests sat at tbe tables.
General Porter, Carl' Scburz and several
others also srjoke. Tbe burden of these ad
dresses was that, after so many stormy dis
cussions, the country needs an absolute rest
from political agitation.
rs faxlle beaursea
Loxdof. Nov. 10. Mrs Walter MCs-
tle, of San Francisco, sentenced at the
Clcrkonwell sessions Friday last to three
months' imprisonment without hard labor,
after having pleaded guilty by ad ice of
her counsel to a charge ot shop lifting, was
released from Wormwood scruubs prison
today on medical grounds, by order of the
home secretary, tsir Matthew w bite Kiuiey.
It Eaeasfc CcaSSeaee
Mksasba, Wis, Nov. 10. The Pan
Paper Mill Company made an amignnieat
today for tie benefit of its creditors Toe
The assets are $100,000; liabilities, half
tbis amount. Tbe concern Io t heavily by
Chicago and Minneapolis failures, which
brought shout tbe assignment.
AUCTION. AUCTION.
"AT"
H.; F. MCIIAVAIN, CASH STORE.
Commencing: Monday, Nov. o, 1896,
I will sell at auction all stock
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Groceries,
-Boots and Shoes
Auction Every Day at
2 P. M. : : : and : : : 7P. M
Large and well assorted new stock
to be sold.
Albany Auction Co.
Auctioneers.
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That boys base ball tournament
tbe poorest managed affair in tbe history
on the treasury, their purpose bring to ! ol 0,8 Phere. The Albaniea were put
force that body and tbe conn try to terms,
as they brought coogress sod the conn
try to terms when they were forcing the
repeal of tbe tbe Sherman law .
la ftrtt event, the country . wonld be
required o pass through, aoo'her long
period of financial and industrial distur
bance. '
llie Earliest American Coins.;
The very earliest coinage that can be
called American was ordered by tbe Vir
ginia Company, and was minted in tbe
Burmudas in tbe year 1612. At that
time, and for a long time after, tobacco
was tbs standard currency in Virginia.
In 1645, however, the Virginia Assem
bly, alter reciting that it "bad maturely
weighed and considered fiw advantage
ous aquoine (coin) wonld be to this eol
ony, and the great wants : and miseries
which do daily happen nnto it by solely
depending on tobacco,' provided for the
issue of copper coins of tbe denomina
tions ot 2d, 3d, 6d and 9d, bnt nothing
was ever done toward carrying out the
law.' ' Y ' ; .
Seven years later, in Mar, 152, the
"General Court" of Massachusetts pass
ed a law which ceated a "mint bowse
ln ttoston, aud winch directed tbat a
regular coinage he established. The
coins provided for by this law were, in
the qucint language of the old statutes
"to bee 12 pence, 6 pence and 3 pence
peeces, which shall be for forme flatte,
and stamped on one side with N. JS. , and
on tbe other side with characters xiid,
yi-J and iiid, according to the value ol
each peecs " This Button mint was the
one which ' produced the famous "oak.
tre'ah'l "pin-tree shillings' which
are highly valued by., cillectors of old
coins and which bave sold as high as
$25 each- Tnis early mhc continued in
operation for 34 rear. During the reiirn
ot William and Mary copoer coins were
struck at this mint for the Carolinas, as
well as for New K'igland in treneral. Tlx
first coins struck for Maryland were eil
ver shiLiugi, 6 pence and 4 pence pieces,
which Lord Bait 'more caused to be mint
el in Loudon. -
out on aacoont of bavin one man over
age, wnl'e the Lts Angelas Ciob with
two or three ver ag, was allowed to re
main in the tournament and then the
Nevada Sars were forced to play two
California games for the championship
here tbe original program said one
should settle it. The Dzmocsat man is
just enough of a base ball crank not to
appreciate tbat kind of justice.
ji'iie "aei fcoutn" is s special riewf.
paper taio going to ValiinKton every
eunday morning. " It leaves Jersey City
at 2:45, reaching the capital city at 7:50.
It is composed of four cars, and ot tbesr
the New . Vork yrld controls one abso
lutely and is said to occupy the bulk b'
the eps-:e in all the others. A man who
Is familiar with the work of tbis train
says that tbe World sends twice as many
copies Sunday as a 1 the other New York
papers combined; that the Joornal is
.econd. , ; .
Or. Price's Cream baking: Powder
Awsrocd Cold Mrdsl Midwtntar Fair, &u FranciK.
archdeacon Sinclair, in bis "Leaders
of thought, etc," tehs a good story ol
Eton headmaster, kuown as "Flogging
Keate." Finding one morning a row ot
boys in Lis stody, be began, as nsoal, to
Sog them Tney were too terrified at the
awful little man to remonstrate till he
bad gone half way down tbe row, wben
one plncked np courage to falter ont:
"Please sir, we're not op for punishment
we're. confirmation class!'' '"Never
mind," said Dr. Keate; "I most be fir
all around, sad it will do yoa good." So
he finished them off.
TIm Beaerve.
WashXOtox, Nov. 9. Tbe treasury
today lost Z7,UOO in gold coin, sad Z1
200 in bar, which leaves Ihe true amount
of gold in the reserve $121,533,364 The
available cash balance is ilO.iCM.OI 3
The net gain in gold today at New York
and ban rrancisco was II.U34 7W.
The resources of tbe treasury are being
severely taxed to meet tbe demand tor pa
per notes of ail denomiaations in exchange
tor gold.
WjcaUa. far Brjra
Dkjcvzk, Nov. 9. A News special from
Cheyenne says:
Chairman iltydenbarg, of the aemorrstic
state committee, tonight iasoed the follow
ing: " W e have complete returns from
nine coontie. There are still 10 precincts
to bear from, outside of Big Horn connty.
e bate return from bre preancU is Kig
Horn countT. These rive majorities for
tbe democratic candidate crreater than onr
ante-election eatiaiaU. Unr fifurea from
all precincts beard from show Bryan eSsv
tors S-SO ahead, and Utborce. for coeg-e,
401 ia tbe Irta."
A kW FraJ
Sax Ftunctsco, Nor. 9. One at tbe
great projected enterpruea is once more
attracting attention bre, at fsan 1hvo,
and in Chicago, New Vrk and lbtf4el-
pbsa. It la the beaviiy-ibacksd proposi
lion of a narobrf el Aawrte.n csptumts
to establish on tbe Pacific a majrninoeot
line, wish such railway ainngvcacnts ia
the United Slates and och cottBrtfioa wilb
the tew traos-fr'ibenan line as will make it
a vital and effective part of a grat rootxi-tne-world
STolem of coaitn miciii xi Tbis
new proposition, Ua tr to b iu f j'l
operation hi fur any PaciSc p-ict has w4
corned the rt of tte uoch-takedVf Ja
paaeae lines.
Thirtieth Year.
ALBANY COLLEGE.
Calisdab roa 1336-7
. IS96-Fept. 16 College Year brgli a . - . Wednesday
Nov. 26-27 Thanksgiving Dry recess, Tbnrs. and Fn.
Dec 21 Term exam's i h:.s begin . Monday
Dec. Ti First Term ri4 . . Wednesday
Winter Vti Urs of Twelve Days
1W Jan & Second ter;i itins . . . Tuesday
Feb 22 Washington tinbday a holiday, Monday
April 6 Term E' c in ations begin . . Tuesday
Aprils Second ' t-rm ends , ." . Thursday
Arbor T ay Vacation of Four Days
April IS Third Term begins . . Toesday
June 8 Final Examinations begin . Tuesday
Jane 13 lla9csiaureate Sermon . Sabbath forenoon
I one 13 Address before. Uie Y. M. and Y. W. C. A.
Sabbath evening
Jane 14 Annual Meeting of tbe Board of Trustees
Monday aiiernojn
June 14 Junior Orations . . Monday eventnc
June 15 Graduating Exercises of tbe ixmeervatcry of
Music . . Tuesday forenoon
Jnne 19 Popular Entertainment Toesdav ereniog
Jane 1ft Comnecrvment . . . Wednesday
Jnne 16 Alumni IUs-union . Wednesday evening
Four Coorses of Instruction leading np to decree. Well equipped Business and
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Catirrlt I'acnoi w Cared
wttta LOCAL APPUCATIOX?. aa tbey eamwl
teach UwsHtot the diaeaa. Cauurkiaabiood
oreoaatilaUoaaj rtlwiaaa.aadla uriet to cars
tt yoa SBaat taks istansl resBadies. Ball's
Catarrh Car is takm tatrraaUy, and acts
directly oa the blood and tancons aarfaeca.
HiU'a Catrrh Car t,o nqt-ck rowljcioe. It
w preuibfd by 03al U Vest phjrciciaita ia
talacowuy tor yra. and ia a mrtlar prt
acrtpiicns. It is coaspoiKd ot lha brut, toatts
knows, ccnblned wiia lb bwnt biood oariSVra.
actina: direetly on tha naiooa (arfim. Tbo
pvrtacS combfiaalioa ot lb o iocmlfQS ka
what pntduoaa such iroadcrtal raauiu lacaiistj
Cautrrn. Prnd for tcauinoaiiala. tree.
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MAKKILli.
CAKTEP-BILIEC Todsv st high
noon, in tbis city, st the rewi ivnee of
V A Uoodwin, there were united in
marriage, Mr. V. A. Carter and Miss
Ncra Bilien. ev. D. Y. Poling of tbis
city pronounced tbe words that made
them msa and wile.
Mr. Carter is an excellent young man,
one of Benton county's most prosperous
fanners, and ia highly respected by all
wJio know bim. Miss Bilien is a charm
ing young lady and will mass a most es
timable wife. This couple is deservedly
popular. The Democrat exttnds best
wishes.
DIED.
The happiest place in Europe is said
to be Klingberg on-tbe Main. It is tbe
one prosperous spot where, everybody
has work and sn income, sod where
there sre no taxes, either local or impe
rial, because the income of the munici
pality suffices for everything, and leaves
a bonus for distribution besides. Happy
Klingenberg! It Is all due ton little
wisdom and foresight on the part ot its
local administration many years ago.
There are valuable, beds of fireclay iu
tbe neighborhood, anJ these tbe muni
cipality bad the prudence not to sell to
make the fortmesof other people, but
ret lined for the bt-n;6t of the town. The
profits pay all taxes, and Urn inhabitants
get tbe surplus divided among them.
Young mon going to the army this year
received a present of 15 murks each.
Ia 1391 ILtrrison received only 140
electoral vo;, Cleveland ree .itfi'ig 277
dnd Weaver 22. In 18:)0 Mr. Mi Ktuler'e
electoral vote will not be a large ar
Mr Clevelaud's in 1802, wlnl Mr. 3ry
sn's will lie considerably larger ttiab
il r. Harrison's in 1892. Free coinage is
really more popular than a gold eUml&rd
in this country and ou a straight isjue
it would prove so. A large number of
vo'ers, believers in free coinage, suppor
ted McKinley in lS'JO because they were
cared by tbe prophecies of tl e press ol
the big cities of what would occur , l'
Bryan was elected and the threat, on the
evening before election, made to work
ingmen in the bU centers that if Bryan
fas elected on Tuesday they need not
some back to work on Wednesday morn
ing. Perdtsron E. O.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Broruo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it fails to
cure. 25c. --
DORRIS. In Albany on Wednesday
Nov. 11, 1$)6, after a lingering iKnees
of consumption, Mrs. Frsnk Dorris
st the sge of about SO years.
The deceased was s daughter of Mrs.
B.F.Askby.
DOVVXIE.On Nov. 8, st Berrv. Mrs.
C J. Downie at tbe age of about 35
years.
HORN.
Putt ER. On Tnesday morning, Nov.
10, 1896, to Mr. snd Mrs E. L. Power,
m gin. ah doing wen,
A man may dress
as well a faU otra
good U.tr, jndtt.
ment and tbe assist,
ance of an artiti
tailor may elect lie
may take his "tubs"
as regularly as tbe
most conscientious
water - core doctor
may dictate; but If
bis digestive organs
are out of order, be
will bave an on.
wholesome appear,
ance. Ilia eotnples.
Ion and the white of
his eyes will have a
yellowish cafrt. KU
tongue will be
coated, appetite
poor, hia teeth rusty,
bis breath abomin
able. He i one blir,
unmistakable sign
of constipation.
Worst of all, hts
temper is as ugly
I ve with as is bis person. A man who has
the least appreciation of what he owes his
family and friends, to say nothing of him
self, will make an effort for health.
The quickest, Sttrest, easiest way In to
take Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They
are made of refined, concentrated vegetable
extracts. - Nothing in the least harmful
enters into their composition. They hunt
down dl impurities, and "make them
move on." They are tbe product of many
' . " : J Miovuws, r. ncrro can
Til
not afford to put forth a worthless or a
spurious article. Send for a free sample
If you would know yourself and the Doctor
belter, send si cents in one-cent stamps, to
pay for wrapping and postage only, and get
his Common Sense Medical Adviser 1038
Med-
pages profusely illustrated.
Address, Woelo's Dispensary
iCAt Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
"For sometime Iliad used Dr. Pieree-a Pleasant
Pelleu for conatipatkm with moat aalUfactorTr-I
sulta. The wintem ha alwaya been very hard
on my husband. He too tried Ihe . Pellrta
They have made a new maa of him. W, hiire
used In all, sla IwUUa." ... Yours truly.
Korth Parma, Monroe Co., N. v.
InaarilM of Satecac rajaarwta
Xkw York. Nov 9. Tbe banks are
COntrmpUti.tg the reorep!ion of apeci
pajimeats which thev aproded in rb
ruary, ItHfi, by refoting to supply gold I x
eiprt and for payment of government
does, i-ioce the electioa tbe metal baa
been coming ioto tbe banks in sncb a Sad
that tbey we tbeir wsy ciear to what can
be termed a rasumptioo of specie payments.
By tbis action of Use banks gold will be pot
into ci real a' ion. and nooceaatoo whatever
will rxsist for boarding it.
TTsa-re VlU I UUa.
HavaxA. Nov. 9. Captaia-Geoeral
TAevler bas taken tbe field ia pence
agalnat tbe tnsorgent under Aatoaio Ma
ceo, is tbe proviare of I'laar del hio R
itabW news received frjia tbe trait indi
cates that tbe bpaaUb columns are ap
iroacbieg close to tbe enemy. General
vVeyler left Uavanaon tbe crnijer L$ax
py Uus mornins- far St uri A From Martet,
it is asderatood, be will go sombward by
btgnwty t." Artemisia, and a lonit tbe line
ot tbe trn-1 a- throng reiuf jtcneats are
being Kinbsirket ta aoppj-t tbe captain
gmerai in bis Cfwraiioua against tbe in
surge u U.
TIM Krai-art Voaav
Irtfisviiik. Ky.. icv. oTo bead
quarters cf U th ipuWi'-annd democratic
campaiKn commiUees arecioaj, it beieg
conceded tbat on tbe face of tbe o3i.-i.al re
turns from 115 of tbe 113 coan'ivs. Mc
Kinley bss earned the state, t bairman
Rolru figures McKinley's plurality a!
444; tbe iVMrner-Joornal figures the pio
ralityat438.
Kealarkp for Hefalaiey.
Locisviu-E, Kyn Kov. 7. Tonight no
material changes tn the political situation
in Kentucky are evident. The democratic
headquarter give no detailed figures.
The following is from the republican
headquarters: "Kentucky has gone repub
lican for the 6 tst time in its Ltttory tn a
preaiuenu&i year, complete othcial re
turns irotn tbe other eibt counties sive
McMnley 4d6 plurality.
A Very Live Wise
Osboox Citv, Or.. Inov. 8 John
r . . . .. .
i ouuk waa remrning irom a trip to urtdge
port late last night on a bone belonging to
nis nromer s livery staoie, in this city. As
be was approaching town.a telephone wire.
Drought down by tbe storm, and sagging
across a trolley wire of the VVillaiuette
rails motor line, struck tbe horse in tbe
breast and the animal fell dead, throwing
tbe rider t ver his head with great tolence.
As it was very dark, Mr Young did not
know wnat the trouble was, so be tried to
assist tbe borse bv lifting on the bit. Tbe
remit was that Mr Young received a severe
electric shuck. Tbe dislodged wire was
cut before further damage was done.
laa Aacetes Waa.
Sn FaAKCisco. Kov. 8. Nine husky
young men from the South played ball in
tbe presence of 15,100 people today and
won tbe amateur championship of tbe Pa
cific coast It was tbe tiual ganit of the
tournament which ha. been in progress ai.
summer, and todar, the Los Angeles
lu!U-L3ns and Ike Nevada Stars met to
decide which should carry off the pennant.
The Los Angeles boys won the (rune by tbt
lop-tiiii d .-core of 14 to 8.
SiwHlaja (an lle -
Cincinnati, Nov. 8 The duumercia'
Tribune's spetial fro u Irnukforl, Ky ,
y: ; .
mere is no mnsr-r ny turn ot t!e r-pub-icuns
uniting with the cold deniKcruto on
Curhale, lireckinr.dge or any other d-mo-crHt
to ufted HlHckburn All negntta
lions nnd min Io ' hia t fieri were buted on
prolihl'ililiea of anutliir d.'HilliKk. Now
iliatth ri'tiublitwns are cuulidcnt of a ma
jori'y on joint bullot they stule tliut a ie
publicnn win be e ectea scnaicr.
Drseivea llaaalss.
Lkhanon, Ky , Nov. 8. William Bean,
a neirro bo assaulted Mrs uurk last
Tueduy, was captured and putinji.it here
today. While the slioiiff was bringing
til m here, s mob took bim and carried bim
before Mrs Clark, who identified mm. tsbt
isexpectod to die, put pleaded with the
crowu to let the law Uke its course. Ne-
tocs as well as whites threatoi to lynch
un tonight if Mrs Clark dies.
Claim njromiaa.
PttEvsNNB. Wyo ,'Xov. 8. It is esti
mated that returns from 12u0 votes are jet
to be received from tbe Big Horn country.
As this section Is almwl exclusively de
voted to sbccpraising, it is claimed by the
republicans that its returns will give the;
state to McKinley without a doubt.
ft h
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Undertakers and Embalmers,
Baltimore Block, Albany, Oregon
No Charge fx Ilear or Services
Ren? ?r?i
sins in
Crockery
Wale al COfiR
5 HusTorrs
See it
sAiban v Steam Dveing
and Cleaning
Work
Hrst Street Bet ween rerry and Washington,
Crsnch of tbe Salem Steam Dye Works. Established 18S4.J
Ladies and Gents Clothing and Fine Fairies of all kinds Cleaned and lyed. Carpets.
Biankets. Silk Underwear, Ladies H. Straw iia'e and Feathers Dyed snd Renovated
Silt huts Ironed, 5UJU, Stiff llab and Soft Hals t k aned. Dved, Blackened and
Renovated, liy 'Honorable XViling and Strictest A'tcutics a Busineas, I hope to Merit
1 our t'atrooage. V aldemar clson.
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TORONTO ....
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MINNEAPOLIS
Tsrooah tbe Graadest Scenery on tbe
Uoaoaeat.
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Tsess t sia scrrw stesmers are in every
respect sapioc to say ships 'hat have y
tailed tbe Pac"k- Ojhs. The roote is 300
raiW stricter than via any otaer Trsa-
PaciSc Kae.
DlliDIAI iUSSiUiS STIillS
HIS
TO
imim, rui k itmim
The shortest Utue to the Colonies.
These steamers carry aw experiesieed
Medical maa, and a Stewardess oa every
voyage.
For time tables, pamphlets, or say infor
mation, call oa or addrs
EICOTLE
14 Third St Portland. Or.
S N STEELE A CO. Agents,
Albany Or.
GEO. McL. BROWN. D P. A.
Yaacosver. B. C
NORTHERN
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Dealer iu
IRINK,
Ml kinds of furniture
and bedding-, and it
you want the most
complete flo:r safe,
he has them and his
prces the lowest.
ALBANY OHECOfl.
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WttOl CtsjOTOt
iu I fr conpasr.
Vj H 0w frmr
A EM mM.i n.wta.
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l!!T C3IPCC wftbaea-y
v ritivt.
iDPlTCoodm. Bnarjitaius
Waa sella low ta bias V. bar
that
vornatarilv redocad rrtcas. c
In noeat Umaa anataalad a saw Ua ta WiDdmiU
Vb sella low ta him P vVaBatamwaMdivTO
sod bava UMrator deleft td wiadmid cwmbuwi'
ainea "So. tadacad tha coat ot wind noaar to
f?a Tttrmch aratitada. and baeaasawa ara pcica
a. MfMt tn ri.al with. uk1 baoaaaa at ara tha
Xf Su of all that ta cood ia tba atodata auai
WINDMILL SUailISS
cradaa and lanr aalea.
xmsuI HALS ITS
. band vnta looa pc
can l ill
ns 111
hand vma looa oowar amka Pampa, with
Sa mm nioa erlinoara, lowar tuaa won noaa i
wa gmaf frauat aa as Branca aoaaaa.
ibaaollhill illnXTfttxi eatakxna ot apHdata
Ibis appaan but oaea. Oar laaltatara asy aot
Mill. Passp ar Prtes aatil tss sasws sstrs.
dsorote.
oa. ana oava,
waal it sraa. t 1
aiakara, aad aral 1
aoiaorialaaioni 1
atiodmUl aad E 1
Wo main abort f
bast aaamlaaa I
iiin inea ai r I
Sasdaowior I
Pullman Sleeping iJara,
Elegant DiIlig Cars,
Tourist Sleeping Car1
St Tanl
Minneapolis
Ihtlsth
tSTfO,
TO - Grand forks
Crookstoa
VN'inmpes:
Helens sad
Bntte
THROUGH TICKETS.,.,
TO
Cblcssro
rVashinctoa
Philadelphia
New lork
Boston snd al.
Points East and Sooth
Tbrongb tiekdts to Japan and Cains, vis
Tacomaand Northern PaclSc steaia&bif
Co., an Amencsa line
For information, time cards, rasps anC
tickets call on or writs U U Barkoart
Arent, Albany, Or.
Or A D Cbsrlton, A set Gen Faas Agl
forttand, Ur.
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
Proprietor
GEO B FI It
TUB PLUMBER
Tin rooRnjr and plumbi itr
h opera h'mse
Oumx'te
T" OST - On Lyon Street Ixilweea Uh
JL and tbe .'epoi, a M aorsboe pin . . W.ll
Kivfl rewaid for return' of tbe same to Mrs.
1. 13 earn. ,
LADIES, I make big wages at bowe, and
want all to bave tbe same opportunity .
The work ia very pleasant and a ill easily
pay $1H weekly. This is no deception
I want no money and will gladly send full
particulars to all nendinp stamp. Miss M.
A. Stebbins, Lawrence, Mich.
FOK SALE at bargain good spas of tesm
horse. Uofd harness and wuoa. In.
neatltsfalTeA effife.
1 C. & E. R. R. CO.
Willamette River Division,
Steamer ALBANY. Cant. 3. L. Smith
" Wm. M.Uoat.Capt-H.L. Hatch
Freiitit aud PasseuJcf,
Daily, except Eatnrdays. between Oor
vallis, Albany, Uidependence, Sa
lem, wsy points and
Portland.
Unsarpassed accommodations and
schedules espeoally tor the needs ol up
per Willamette travel. IVnit parties
can avail themselves of this scbedale tot
sny di E:.;r-d poiut lietween Corvallis and
fraieru, leaving m tbe morning and re
turning in owe t"ne the same evening
special rates tor special parties of 15 or
more.
. - . 1 w 1 .
iAnw niiwir nowrt river at 7 a.
m. i-iaves Aitmny on river at 8 m.
H.L.WAUIiJt, II.B.SCV,
Agent, depot, Agt.
EXICUTCESKPTICE.
Koi'ce is hereby given tbat the nnder
signed eseeutor ot the lt wilt snd tes
tament f-1 Frances M O iriett. deceased.
ba filed his final account with the clerk
of the connty court for Linn county. Or
econ, and tbe eou-t bis fixed the Sib. da;
of December, 1896, at ihe hor ot 1 o'clock
p. m. of sa'd day for the hearing of said
aocoant and Ihe e t eoient of said estate
Tbis the 24th daj ot October 1896.
WE Uithsns,
WATHKRtfoM vVtatt, Execator
AUjs for Execa'or.
EA5TEBH,
-YAQUIN'A BAY ROUTE
Connect! nr at YsoTuna Bar sritb-cnw'
San Francisco and laanina Lay Eleaaa-.
hipCooipany -
Raila tram Yanuina every S davs fori
tan Francisco. Coos Bay, Port Orford,
Trinidad and Homboldt Bay.
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TSPaSSKU.
Waisy
S Sfe1"W
F rwita AoooHODATiosr
Ehnrteet roote betwees.
sttc Valley aad California.
Farei from Albany and points we
SaaFranGseo
raanr.OM wV... 9 00
' r 1
Cass Koonc trip .--
Ftsugi ...
Tn Rav
rhin Ifl
tv. HimivJdt Kar ana ran urora.
Cabin "w
YAQUINA BAY
Tha moet raonlar Seaside Eesort
tb Korth PaciSe coast. o nndertosr 1
Rarl haihmr abeoiotdv sale.
rW lnm- wwuu . c-
ana fiahinw with aaaaoc sports, this re-4
sortbasaoeinaL Deer, bear, elk, coc
wr nmnk troat and salmon tront.
ba ionnd in absmdance witbina fev
boors drive of tba bay.
" Reduced rates from I Jl p i
Enwns Srosrs, Manager. p
. L . Wu, Agt. djpat Albany
UJlil OF nSAl SETTUMEXT.f
Xotice is b-reby given tba tbe derj
sismed save filed tbe r fiat account nsJ
ecnonof thees aieof 'uhB HorgW
ased. aad tbat tbe eonaty eocrt i
iccsratv. Oreiroa. fca set Uoada., tael
iy of KuTcmbc IS96. at he boar oil
lock, p as ot said dai , f T tr purpose t
sarins: tbs same art tbe setUeaseat ,
id estate. Any aad all per-oaa hav-
ary objectkss to said acetat aad rbe'
Mtlpvtst c saw estaie aw neiwyawj
Sed to be nreseot at aaid litre and aaak
Ihe same.
' D.ed tbis the 2oh dT of Sept. 1SS.
WaATUtaroso k W'tstt.
A't ) s for Errs A itmkb C Mosgax,
Flotd B 1 esks.
Execa'or&
Notice.
TJ S Laad OS-. O-egon G'y- Orow
Septeabtr. 19, ISS6-
KoUce is fc eby ira tkH tssprjrcv-f
ed pUt of nnfi e Tovasiup T cJ'l
Banee 6 E4. has been tec rwd trom,
jarve or general ot Orjr o. sal oa I
Ocljrt9U. A
at 10 o'clock am. of Slid day. said P
riltbsifiJel ia this See, sad tbe
tbeia embraced will be sobject ta c try
oa and afer said date.
EOBXS-T A UllikS,
Wat Gatiowar Egss-.
Beceiver.
Notice lor Publication.
Laxd Owes at Osseox Crrr, .
Kav. 5th, 1S96.
Katiee is beraby givaa taat tbs f?ia
bag nasaed sesUar baa 6kd aoboa of bis
iataatxia to aaake anal proof ia aepvott af
sis e'aia, and tha said prwf will be ssala
before tba cjcasty cW cf Lias ooaaty at
A loan y. ure.an, ca Lieetoaoar ista,EJv
am: Mrs Afcurai OtJee; H E 11032 tni
B rf 8 W aad W H of S K )i Sy
23, Tp 10 3 B 6 E. He aasasa taa taifew-4
ing wiiBaaees ts prova bis saatisaess ra j
idenee apea ad caltivatioa at. said .i
i:LCIvaa. ATIvaa, TG Daafwta.1
Mrs A St TUIeaaa, a!l el JU', Wgaa. f
lUltltA aIOJJr.i KsgB.
Notice for Publication
Land Orrics at Oregon Cjtv, Oa-
Octtb, iS96.
Kutke is bervby given that tbe flow
ing named sett er bas filed aotke of bis
fnteatloo to make final proof ia support of
his claim, aad that said proof will be
made before the register aad receiver at
Omron City, Oregon. Dscmber llh,
1S96, via: Wi!iiam John Be4. eoeetth
heirs A Peter Best, deceased; BE 11144
fcr tbe W U of S W - of Sec 26 and E X
ofSEet ec lp WSSTE. He
names ike folloaing witnesses e prove sis
continnoos reaidence upon aad cativatioa
of. said land, vis: Joseph L laaly. Oas.
Klgin, Thomas A Kesslcr. baxton P Kerr,
ail ot iVtrit, Orea-oa.
RUBKhU' A. MILLER. Kjis-ir.rrj
DMlMSTHVTBRSHinSS. :sr
Kotice ia hereby tea 'h tbe nler-V
stgnea lias beea appuisteti pj 11 n-j
court of Llna county, OrTTw, "''",',i
t-ator with tb wi I anBvxed of the e-e
of Jana t- atninsr. dvi, lata of Lm '
ecuntv, tr. Att per lis bv:pg djnia
(gains' said e--U'e are I eby bo'ib d to
present tbe same with the pKpcr voucher
to me t Albany, lreexs. witbin s'x
months from tbe dale of this so'i'
Emirs & Cansoi, Samckl E Tot'sa.
Attys tor Admr. A.lmiaistra'or
wib 'k iU sneevd
Albany, Oregon, Oct 6, 1S96.
FOR RENT. A good looss near O. P.
depot, call W. A. Cox.
HOCSE MOV1SU. CarernlJy. promp'ry
lv. at tha tnaaat nrica. Call OS OT
address U W Taylor ,4tb and Madison 8ts .
ilbany.
AT THE MIKES Boarding, Wjfisg
and meals mav be secured of tbe sob-
cnber at tbe Kant 1 am minea. at his pace
at tbs month of Dry Gulch.
it. W. rVHrri.