The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, February 19, 1897, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPIi F IIRA "fi I iSP ' KTTUSH CiltoSStUilHLUIHa,'''";; Too many bow io rViu. and youH find out tow quickly and surely it SOOTHES and CURES. IVETHERFORD & WYATT torneys at law. Will practice in a ourts of the state. Special attention giv en to matters in probate and to collections. OFFICE In theFlinn blocfc. W. R. B1LYEU. Attorney at law and Solicitor in Chancery. Collections made or all points. Loans negotiated on reasonable terms. Albany' Orriroa. - BLACXSUftf & SOWERS x'TOiwsrEi-sra jv law, All legal matters will receive prompt at tnt'on. Office, First National Bank cildinc, up stairs. " ' JIOStAlSK & HACKLEMAN, : Attorneys at Law. Albany, Oregon. D rx. j. i. niLi., velclaa and Surgeon. OFFICE Corus ,ry nrwo. Albany .Orofron. OR. C, U, CHAMBERLIfl tXOiaOBOFATHXST Treats tumors, strictures, facial blem ishes, neuralgia and other diseases, with givv-anie electricity. Office on Ferry St, near 3d street. .l-vr ISATiOaAl. BASK, rjr AGHAST, OBEOOK LFHS2 K.W. LAKODON T-: MkCTS A esVKKALbanttnglbnsiaes AC --fiVS fiSPrubltohck. d -. - . i. fl-.r.hi, tr,i.'r. SOW ou So ork S3 Franciscu.Cnleato and l-U.ra OL , TIOSS SADKon favorable t.-iiti Bt&SCTCaa " ' S K Tww K w Lavsios LESum, . I". Kbwass 1 . Sax t- WHITSE1 torney at Law, Albany. Or. To our printery will convince any one that we are better equipped to oanaie meir or ders ihan anv office in the valley. "Why shouldn't we be? We have improved ma chinery, the best rower, modern type faces. borders, fixtures, etc the only line ef print; rs stationary in the county, and good workmes. Our work is always executed promptly and at legitimate prices. If you "on't have to trade it out, or take printing because vcu can't sret cash, come to see us. If our services are not satisfactory jou get your money back. "SMILEY, the Printer. Phone 9, Albany. 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Correfpoudence solicited reaarding en- gsgemeU out of town Address Bert westrook, Uueiness Man ager, Kevere tlouse, Albany, Uregon J. M. RALSTON KUOKEU. 2 Door East of Democrat Office. Money to loan on farm security, all mall loans made on personal teenrity. vity, county and school warrants bought. Collections made on favorable terms. Fire insurance written in three of the tare st companies in the world, at lowest rates. ALBANY TRADIMJ 00 GROCERIES and FEED OF ALL KINDS. Cheat seed for sale or trade Free de livery. Telephone No. 61 R. N. Morris, Mgr Corner 2nd and Main Sts. Prof. A. STARK Of Will A Stark. Optical' Spccialis. p . - vumiv vpvcjaiuisw ; I am prenared to fTP.TTlinA lg.n11awnll and accurately by the latest and impr.M methods of modern wumm. m ki tire to have their eyes tested. Senator Carter will probably 'ct.lt-i3 again . Jonathan Bourne's eastern biography is an interesting one. Mr Cleveland's lorin policy as a whole has been somewhat' weak. One senator wants a tU biologist. Ue is as badly needed as 67 clerks ate. Mr Mitchell's bump of hope is a big far one, and yet though near he seems from election. The new senator from Illinois has al ways been called Billy Mason ; bnt now he has dropped the 'Billy." A capital city paper boasts of thriving. Certainly a Salem paper ought to thrive now in these days of golden senatorial eggs. The prospect of no meeting of the leg islature increases and it seems as if nothing will be done, all because of the senatorial election. President Cleveland endorses the ap pointment of Gage. He certainly oaght to for Gage voted for him three times, and his financial policy is ditto. Every day the statement is made that the forty six is positively to be made up, but each time it fail to materalise. No wonder Mr Carter declares that there are some liars around. The Statesman keeps saying the Bourne-Simon house i going to pieces, and the Oregonlaa that the Benson bouse is. They have to becking about something. The senate is just about at the end of its rope, and as it refuses to consider 3ills on their th'rd reading until the nonse is legally organised there is little left to do. it is in order tor some one to introduce a bill giving Senator Milch a right of way for a railroad to Mare. All of the member of Mr Harrison's cabinet will wear some kind of a beard. Mr Banna has side burns ody, Mr Long only a' mustache, Mr McKenney has no mustarbe but plenty of whiekeis, Mr Alger has whiskers at the chin, a ad Sherman, Uage and Wilson have fall beards. The maa at the head is as everybody knows, smooth shaven. If there isaoythiug io signs, tbe ruffled surface of the sea of politics last night could indicate ttiat'a United Stasee sen ator is to be elected at today's joint con vention. Tbe houre of Simon and Bourne is going to pieces very rapidly oow and total collapse is imminent at any moment. Statesman - On the whole, the prospect of Mitch ell's election tomorrow is noi a particle better than it has been at any time in the past. Oregonisn. The famine in Indi is of a terrible character. A correspondent visited tbe poorhouses at BiLupur and Katani. The inmates were found to be tn a de plorable condition. T e buildings were overcrowded and medical attendance was lacking. A man outside of one of Cfcem was deed and another was dying. A girl of 5 years of age weighed only 10 pound, and sereral adults were under SO pounds in weight. The skin in sll esses was drawn over the faces, abowing the outlines of tbe skulls and tbe limbs ini joints had the appearance of those of articulated skeletons. This place is the worst of any part of India. It is es ti mated that the present famine is the trreatest of the century, and will greatly surpass that of 1S7C, both in area and seventy. Tbe famine belt extends to Rawalpindi and Ballary, and is 1300 miles long and 400 miles wide. This is apart from trie scattered districts. Senator CarterV Sreech. "Mr President : I came to tbis legit lature an unpledged man I bad never by written or spoken word involved my self In a promise to vote for any man for senator. "I was met with a carriage at lbs depot when I came to attend this ses sion and they escorted me to Mr Mitch ell's headquarters. There I was pre sented with a paper to sign and I told them I never signed any political pa-1 pert. I was shown a paper with 37 name on, agreeing to go into caucus. I said: Yon have enough witbont me. Senator Mitchell said he especially wanted me and I learned, afterwards he told tbem ail tbe same story. 1 declined although 1 bad a very pleasant interview with tbe gentleman. In fact I bad several very pleasant in terview. He was the only candidate tor senator. Toe opposition brought es no man to vote for- I voluntarily went to Mr Mitchell tbe Thursday ot the cau cus and told him I would go into caucus and vote for him and I did so.. But I bad never told a living soul I wocld do so until I went and told him. I also toid him I would never again sup port a man as long as I supported Dolph two years sgo. I stayed with Mr Mitch ell twenty days and then I told him he had better withdraw and iet us form a combination on tome new man. Senator Mitchell and O N Denny csme to my room last night and told me that 45 members of this legislature would come here today and vote for bim for United Htat.es senator if I would come and make tbe 4Ubli man and sustain him in this trying hour of bis life. He told me all now depended on me. If I re fused to be the 41th man I would be the csuse of continuing this deadlock and would disappoint all tha peop'e of this state who wanted this legis'ature or ganized and this thing to go ahead. I turned to Judge Denny and asked him as my old lifelong friend to tell me if this was the truth of the matter. He raised his band and said before God it was the truth nnd now lam here as the 40th man and your roll call shows only 33 and somebody has lied to me. E ther Senator Mitchell has lied or tbe senators have lied to him because he named over the men who were to be here and where are they 7 He misrepresented to me or senators misrepresented to him. There is a lie out somewhere and I want to know where it is. Some of tbe men he told me last night would stand up here today and vote for htm, tell me they never told bim any such thing. Now who I. as lied in this matter? Where are these men they said were to be here and elect him senator today 7 I am here as 1 agreed to be but I have passed through an awful ordeal in try ing to find out the truth of this matter There la a lie out somewhere, but I have come here and redeemed my promise and cleared my conscience and my head will rest on a soft pillow when 1 return Tbenew Pennsylvania TJ S senator, Ttn'iRA I'onrnaA. is a Harvard man. liar yard cr Ilege has yelled Itself tioaree. If Corbett and r'ltxsimmous had to pay for the free advertising they get they wouldn't have anything left alter the fight. It is a crime to intentionally pas" bad bills. The present legislature will pro bably not have an opportunity tj com mit such a crime. The stockholders of the defunct Ellens burg bank have been assessed $100 a share.which they will have to pay.bring the full value of the stock. $15,000,000 of Cuban republic bonds have been sold in the U. 6. secretly. That indicates a confidence in the suc cess of the Cuban insurgent that is very emphatic. A colli -se in a rail trust reduced the price of rails to $17, a clean cut of $8 in a week. Now let the oil, sugar and a few other big trusts collapse and we will get things for what they are worth . Wm. J. Btyan's book ends with these lines written by Ella Wheeler Wilcox: Still Truth proclaims this motto, In letters of living light. No qnestion is ever settled, Until It is settled right. Don't belittle your competitor in your advertisements. This looks very like a p'.ain case of "sour grapes" to outsiders. Just go ahead and state in plain En glish what yoa have, and leave the rest to the public, whose eve is not bait as easily blinded a is imagined, even though some da follow the wether bell sheep. Leave competitors alone except where yoa can profit by suggestions pot forth by them Shoe and Leather Facta- II r Bayard has become considerably of an Eoghshman himself on tbe other side of the big paddle, and it is intimated even wears one glass- The Dsmocsat is in favor of a minister who will always be a red hot American from the jumpoff, and not cavil to every English custom and whim. Mr Bayard's reputation would have been better had he remained at home. A Nebraska editor, whose paper was lata one week, explains tbe delay in this lucid manner: "Oar paper is two dsys late this week owing to an accident to oar press. We started to ran off tbe edition on Wednesday night as usual, one of tbe gay rope, gave way, allowing the forward gUderfiau tt fall and break as it struck the flanker dropper. This of coarse, as anyone that knows anything about a press will readily understand, left tbe gang plank with only tbe flip flap to support it, which also dropped and broke off tbe wrapper coke. This loosened the fluking betweeo tbe ramrod and the nbber-enatcher, which 'o canted trouble- The report tbat th trouble was caoeed by over tndalgeoc in intoxicating stimstaat by ouree.f is a tissue of falsehoods, the poeled appear arce of oar right eye bcuig caused by oar (oiog into th haich war of the pre in oar anxiety to start it, and palling the coupling pin after the slapbang was broken, which caused tbe dingus to riee up and welt as in the optic. We expect a brand new gilder-fluke on this after noon's train." Brains. Newspaper men who delight in the wealth of newspapers in large ciite will be edified by the valuation put on some New Yo'k newspaper building by ibe tax commiesijoer. The valoaiioo for 1897 of tbe Poliuer Building is $350,000 Tbe Times Bail jing is assessed at $775, 000, and the Mail and Express structure at $575,000. Tbe Evening Post edifice is valued at $530,000 and the Tribune Building at 1540,000. Tbe valuation pat on the building occupied by Pack is fXiO.OOO. The Staau-Zeitang is down at ttOO.OOO and the San Building at 1155, 000. Tbe Potter Building, which con tains the establishment of the New York Press and tbe offices of quit a groop of smaller publications, a welt a one or more advertising ageocie. at nOO.OOO. Temple Court Bailding. in which are located the office of tttay advertising agencies and Advertising men, la valued at 1300,000. Tbe Ameri can Tract Society Bailding, of which tbe same thing may be s iid, is assessed at ll.COO.OW), The bailding of the Ameri can News Company is assessed at S50 000 and tbe New York Ledger Building is assessed at $105.000. Fourth Estate. Advertising Suggestions Hopeful results rarely corns from hope less advertising. There should be point (o the ad tbat sells lead pencils. The ad offering silverware should pos sess sterling qualities. There should be no falling off in a bi cycle firm's advertising. Ths ad of the piano dealer should be written in tbs right asy. Readers will bank on the well written ad of a savings institution. When tbe advertiser is sure of his ground, hs should build upon it. The ad offering cosmetics cm be set up with smooth-faced type. It is not necessary to fill an ad with wind, but the subject should be well aired. Too many sweeping assertions in the ad will drive away tbe "duet" of readers. Clothing advertisements should fit the clas of people for whom they are In tended. Printers Ink Comparative Growth of Cities. thirty years ago Berlin was smal'ter than Philadelphia; nosr it is larger bra half million popobj-jon. la 1870 N-iw York had outgrown Bsrlin ; ten years latsr Berlin had outgrown New York. Ia 1890 the German capital had 63,403 more people than the census gave our Ameri can metropolis. In tbs past quarter century, Berlin's percentage ot growth has kept pace with even our phenom enally fast growing Chicago. From 1875 to 1890 Hamburg's popula tion increased 221,000, and Boston's pop ulation increased 100,000. ilamburg has grown twice as fast as Baltimore. In fifteen years Leipsie gainwd 238.000, i while St Louis gained 102,030. From 1880 to 1800 Cleveland grew fiom 100,000 to 261,000 Buffalo from 1.55,000 to 255,000 i Pittsburg from 156,000 to 23H,- uvj, uui 1,110 tuiuieiii, cuy 01 ClOIOgu- In the same decade, grew from 144.8H0 10 281,800, thus outstripping eacu of the " four American cities. . . Six moie days will make the lonv In tbe earns decade Detroit n,l Mti.xsn's ot tbe leitislature. Isn't it lino waukeeeach gained about 89,000, but j old Magdeburg gained 104.500. . In the five years from 18S5 to 185)0, St Paul .rained over 22 000 hr.I Mi.. -1;-1 over 35,000; but Cbemnts in those f our i . . , 1 . . . ? year gainou more man w,vw, Tbs growth of London, Paris, Rome, Copenhagen, Stockholm and other Flu- ! ronean eanitala linn hssn nliM.m.n.1 i r- - --r .. . Albeit Shaw, editor of the Review as lolTTTDn.V ....... . a a iiauni iiiutuius Another week eee the legislature's doings in statu quo, or something worse. ibe Whole concern seems to have been , helplessly ewamped. From any stand point it is difficult to look at the matter with pleasure and hilarity. So far as the Dkmochat man is concerned he is just simply disgusted with electing U 8. senators by state legislature. ucb elections are larces of tbe worst alnd. During the week the Nicaragua can1 bill ha been put to sleep, a fact to be generally regretted on this coast, look ing at it from a local standpoint. There is a probability, though, of the matter coming up in some other form and being settled in a manner that will resa't in the construction of tbe ureat waterwav between tbe Atlantic ana Pacific. A big prize Clit again is before the people, forced into their faces, slapped against their earn, illustrated right and left. Notwithstanding the preliminary windstorm the character of the situation indicates that the men will have to fight. So long as Ihey -are bound to do it, it is to be hoped it terminates lu a manner to settle the superiority of the men. P. S. Tbe Dsmocrat predicts that Corbimmona will win, osring to bis su perior reach, immense cheek and gen eral activity. The Democrat has just revl about how Tbo. Rowe, of Sherman, Tex , has had sixteen wive in seven years His life must have been a continual picnic He would marry a young woman, live with her a few months, and then desert uer, alter oeing engageo io one or two others befo'e band. He was the lathe of sixteen or seventeen ctWdren. II never proposed and was rejcted . To the large number of young men ho have been rejected repeatedly Ibis must seem incredible and no doubt i hey would tike to know how it is done. A few big flakes of snow io February i an unwelcome and chii y sght. There is a golden mean iu every thing If people we.-e to refute to bai the fisii because it bad eaten a worm they would no doubt starve. After all Nevada simply pn art- ota ly and above biard a pr i- tigut ti.ai New York forbids, but cuverily permit and winks at unless proposed by a bg fry. Tbe Dsmocsat man in hi present mood thinks just about as much of Ne vada as New York in tbis rrspv.-Mhougb the paasage of the taw abt?r! !y ehosr the elate' tmailnee and run . n condi tion in a marked manner Wa-VnlniUin Letter. Press ev mnUf OmMtMii. Wabisgtos, :. Rt' . I- oooy was surprised b.-:n- - tors who have been pa Inn,; S "a gua canal bill decided V ; -ii 't fiht. At no time d3tin ih' i--ett eeiion baa th? bill had fi- -t t chance of getting throo-. le tou-. even if passed by tlit wnat-. It oo -I have rteeo passed by the erijt " standing the protests of N u a.u, ' ut it could only have been don- a , traded fight wbirb would ; .v - in preventing avclioa by :tt p other le;ilaioa. Senator Daniel has iu i u' against tbe arbitration trv -o i.at result iu arraying the silver wossort solidly agaixtt its rat.ti.-an m T e point is tbat if tbe L'miel ";- Uu J adopt the free coinage of stiver hde tbat treatv was in fjce, Enar'an- cu-ild pot ia a claim for the diflVrcure bae- n the value ot principat and inirt--'. uf American debt held ia En!and, utder the new system of a double standard and aider the present single gold standard and if a majority o! the arbitrator hap pened to be gold men would probably get a decision in favor of the r'airn. A marked feature of the come-ted election cases deckled last e-k by the bouse was tbat the t'em icrai who brUI the sest were npheid by the rr-o'ilHn majority. The democrats so boooeJ were Representative Saaoooo, of Va. Kendall, of Ky., and Price and Bo tn-r at L. Tom WaUoa's coolest has be-rn decided by a committee against him and iu favor of Repreeeatative Blac, aod will this week be decided the mm tn by the bouse. Canada has sent two member ot it ministry to Washington Io offer liberal trade concessions tn exchange tor datie in the new tariff bill that will not shut out Canadian agricultural products, but it looks ss though they would just as well have remained at home so far as accomplishing anything goes. Tbe re publicans have already agreed to a sched ule of rates en agricultural products that raises Ibe duties to such an extent tbat it will bar out CaaMiac products. Tbe Washington l'ot has been having fun with Secrelarr Morton. It latest hit is too good to be overlooked : "The Post i under obligations to Hon. J. Sterling Morton for Lis most valuable report on 'Tap Worms of Poultry. By tbe keen employment of that twin screw and double expansion logic lor which tbe head of tbe Agricultural 11,-partmeut is so r-oted, the writer is able to show that this pest which is aoeoyiu- to farm ers and adding to their mort. g-s is due direct y tithe constant sgita'i.u of the Gnaocial question by irresponsible per sons who do not agree with 'lie (.resent administration. The swearing in of Senator IC-i.i.ev of Delaware, whirh the mot radical oi the republicans had not Ibe die k to object to, after the coinniitiee on -!-tions had refused to reopen the Duint claim, make a full senate oi tinfty V members. There will probab y be a break iu tTie ranks agaiu a'ler the 4th of March, either on account of no sue eeceor being selected to Senator Bla-k bam or because of a dead hit-k in one or nsera states which have not yet elected sessuors. O! the members of the senate ten onlv are church members. Carter is a Bap tist, Driver a Methodist, Haselune a Methodist, Johnson a Cumberland Pres byterian, Mackay a Prejbjt"riau, Mo Clung a Methodist, Mulkey a Chrieiiati, Sellicg a Jewish, Smith a Bnptial. A friend nava any man ill s,l hi vote for $10030. As a matter of fact there are men who will not at a") p-ice, thoutfli undoubtedly a great many a'e I will ! jji. willing io for any price ranging f ro u $1 r Mitchell gave up the fight and let the hetise organise. , Ech republhn wing at Balem ae an enormous : runes the other of uning j quantity of hoodie. "Cader the conrtitntion ths legislature H,Ha. ph. SO that - ..... Tnakiog the lorty fays. ... -- MISFITS. With the Bradly Martin $200,000 ball out of the wy the (Jorhett Fitzsiramons fight will have full way. The senate and Benson houne yes'er day did nothing but to meet and adionrn. The Davis house adjourrs from day to uay. the Dkmochat is familiar with the name ot Salem's chief of police; hut both Salem papers have loca;e,l II. J. Day, Eugene's chief, at Albany. Because he won't do as ordered liv J. H. Mitchell the Statesman spelU the name of one of the Linn county senators this way: "Dawfon." Nevada is a great state, almost eonal to Greece in its Olympic days. The governor welcomed the prize lighter Corbett on his arrival at the capital. At least two membir of the legisla ture have been found who do not travel on passes. They are Mr. U'lten and Senator Reed The Dkxocbat ill re port others as fast as giren. The whole state legislature business from too to bottom and sidewate is dis . raceful, and that i the long and short ot it. After all at the back of all of it is a fight between two republican factions, and in history they will have hard work to shirk the rvrponsibili'v. The Salem Journal is always equal to tbe occasion It says: ' Iat. week it was made plain who is the toil, and now it follows who the liars are." Mr Itofer know bow to take a joke with equanimity-There are several youn ladies in Al bany who make it a practice to become acquainted with everv etran?er who comes to the city, setting up a flirtation at once The spectacle is a very die ciedillhle one. Senator Carter said he was there to make the forty-sixth man, but as his ; pretence would not make a quorum, he a not recorded as present alm Statesman. Tbat was ail that paper j said of tbe liveet event of the Sea n, j and still it coast of giving the Wis'- , c uvno tujpsi Eiauy . The Guard eavs: I L. Campbell, tbe recently wedded man of the Go rj, roust be very busy thee dave. A p-rtil from him at Gren Hiver Wyoming, bears the concise infotmatioo : Tuesday. Ak well. I. L. C." ,,, . . . .,, , Albany crack thot will have in op- , .... . , . . . rxirtunity.tf Iheyueeire. to display their prowesw. i ne great prize nijiii oeiweon Corbett and Fita-immo will be pr-, ceded by alive bin! r-.ilest Caner f K rZT 'IMfV Vmso andBuddaiilproyhe present and ffT hlrbTw'JklSt, ,"fiP"V'J c"u"1. rWra h 'tbe serretarv cf war is S400.000 ix l JJl,r U!ei'OlUiu0.boldtUy.t'al Ibe nreraPprori- lor in a eene, of cvnteeta. , iocia im,iCO for tbe rt nUza-tte A young man at Salem op. n le oru ine engagiti to a young l.-iv invidentally went to Ibe clerk's otfi-- nc secured alievneeto have it in r-a l Tbe next mornitisT ti.e Torino n ,n raid be would not tieed it J hid ctiart'ed orr mind W give i!.. -!nj.ie of ti ct.ai teal'ie and : M1..14- rou-iition of things gene.-! I.' at iraien,. The S t-jnan is ! -g up te nr- : erty ol the ajlK Mitchell mm g-.Tine the j tal amoi ns of the tn-nnj r.J m-vhi-i tewn mec as $,W7, ot -o -to sven pay j no tie. and only orw owr $1'XJ. Of i courfce It if an a I II '.k.j ., I. rr; j b'U reai.v poverty tia-r - -.ii.n .1 m'.lh j a !' riht A lo-.i. eh.?el J not vorth a cent ha- n 11, rO riijtit to nee me a s ill as 1 " i..i suf'.li 1011 ItOiS. "Hie Oregontan slashes into its ers as fo!ks: '"Several acrnb of Oregon, the Kaieai r talesman Papers them, are printing the statement that "The Oregooiao demanded and received oXM kr eupportin McKmley and Hj hart." Is it possibie tbey expeit anybody U believe such a fateeticoo?" As a mat ter of fact these report of big sums psi J oespapers are vonderiul easier a; ior. as a rule. The YaSiey KecorvJ, the leading popu list paper of Southern Orern, accu-s SchmeiJtlein and lloater il.e J.tf;n; county populist member of the legisia- j tore of ruling cn free .i-e afser ti.tirj aoie-eiec.ton oenunciauon tl l!e tree pas tjswitiea) by member of the tegis- Uture Itaccoses one of them of even selling bis pkss for $'. It: douhttsl if ttiere an more than tsto or ihree out ol Ue whole ninety bo have not suocamb- i , j vf lot Anttt.x: ton movement bfete bi , tUwson to repeal the railroad commis e.1 to the eeductivs pa., cqoai to its size s rHurn me. ilia nitioo is c:4 an cS- ion, and to provide for an o:!ioer to t in gold. I caj . ; known as commisiooer oi commerce. , , j - . Carter, to amend charter of OorvaHie. Kick en iti Hoass. John Lennox,! Tktn. , ade, to incorporate town of Wallowa. livings1 miles east of Albany on the! La GnasDK. Or.. Feb. II. A iUrin Kirr. T provide for iocatloa and re Tangent road, while wcrking with a jtcef. yielding a suiiac;iai qimtity of location of quaru cuiues and kindred young horse tbis morning, received j plunder Io the thieves. i joaiaiiUed in matters. niinful and serious injuries by being j the il-sett horre. adj-Mcm tbe pos'effice Ievi. To protect star?e5n :c Col a ro cked io the face, celling his noee and building. Tie arsioe Ukeu include three : bia river or tribu'.aties and kindred mat face in a friehiful mr,ti,-r and learinc- Mri .rnd rintrs a t of arr..-.;. a draft i ler. him unconscious for sxue sime. Dr. Mas ton was calied and dre-wej the wound, necessiuting the use of sev eral stitches. Mr. Lennox was resting easy at last accounts. Ms. M.mx. the Astoria Budget says: Tbe I ve bird match which ia t Uke place at the hmilh s i'oinl ground lietweeniw of Astoria and Harliu 01 McMinnvilie, Ore., ba !een postponed ndeumtelv, owing to a challenge ac - copied by Martin lrm a Southern Ore gon eporteman 10 shoot at any nmnrwr of birds and for any amount of money, also giving Mr. Martin the privilege of naming date ard place of match. Mr. Martin is now making arrangements for th match and will endeavor ti bring it to Astoria at which date both matches will tske piece There were 131 lyncoinis an ! 122 exe cutions last year in the L" . R, .lud)ie Lynch rulinic by a ni r t of nine $100 Reward $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at leant ue dreaded diseatie that tcieuce bis bet-u abie to cure in all it stages, and that ia Catarrh. Wall s Catarrh Cure is tbe only positive cure known to the medical fraternity Catarrh beinar a const it u iuual disease, n- quires a Oinntilutional tieatment. Hall's Calxirh Cure i taken tniernall, tctinir dinrctlv upon the blood and mucous ir- faces of tbe tyatein, thereby dilio.ving the foundation of tbe disease, and giving tbe piUer.t strength by building up the con stitution and assisting nature ii doing its work, ibe pronrie'.ors have to much f.uit in its curative powers, tbat they offer One Hundred Dollar for any case that it fails to cure. Mend for list of te-ttttioniali. Address, F.J.tHEN'KV Co., Toledo, 0. Sold by Druguixta, 75c Halt's Family Pills are tbe best Albany's next attrac ion Febury 22, at otra houst. Gnuid mask bad. Ak meiubers of Co. F for invitations 00 cents and gallery 15 ceuta MARRIED. TRIPP-RUCKKR On Feb. 15th. at the residence of the otliciattng clergy - man, Elder Silas Williams, Mr. Isaac Tripp and Miss Anna Rucker, all of Linn county. Thev have the best wishes of manv friends. No Cripe When you take Flood's mis. The big, old-fash. toned, sugar-coated pills, which tear you all to pieces, are not In It with Hood's. asy to take LnJ and easy to operate, Is true ot Hood' PUIs, which are up to date In every respect. Safe, certain and sure. All Pills druggists. 9SC O. I. Hood A Co., Lowell, Mass, TELEGRAPHIC. The FMlal BUL Wasithsoton, Feb. 12. The statute of Abraham Lincoln, in tbe old ball ot repre ncnlattves, was draped today in the Amer ican flag and wreathed with flowers in honor of th 1 88th anniversary of bis birth day, but the house did net suspend busi ness. On tbe contrary, it celebrated the anniversary by dincuwnng tbe necessities of the rxwrjil w-rvica and iasinir the post- office appropriation bill. I be bill, as pass ed, carries Z'&,4Xi,"lH- Decidedly Warlike. Athens, Greece. Feb. 12. Ibe watlike ! excitement has increased with tbe d leuart nd tbe ure ot tbo troops for tbe frontier an equipping of additional war vessels tor service in Cretan waters. Nobody seems to doubt tbat a clash at arms will occur be tween Greece and Tursey unless th powers intervene, but it is believed here that Greece will lie given a free band in Crete and tbat if sbe succeeds in annexing tnat island ber right to do so will not be que tioned by the rent of Europe. A Haas pie af Cnbaa Hs-fiit. CixcissiATl, Feb. 12. A Commercial Tribune Fpecial from K-y West, say: Major Lais Lora, qo Monday, explored a Spaninh convoy train near Artemis, prov ince of l'inar del Uio, and 50 pruonw, without the lo of a man. Hearing that the train was on tbe way, ne mined the roadbed, and as tbe train came up explod ed the mine, blowing up the engine and three paaw-nger cars. As the wrecaed train rolled down tbe embankment, bis troops, well bid. poured iu a hot tire, and tbe ai- i frighted Spaniard immediately bung out tbe white nag batten were Killed in tne wreck. 14lc Mrm Tmt t V4rk. Pittsbcbo. Feb. 12. At I o'clock to day tne Carnegie Steel Company announced that tbe price of ateel tails would lie raised from 115 to tl per ton, the stiffening of tha once Itn2 caused bv the ueavy ce outnd. It is estimated the mil. have al ready booked orders sufficient to keep them running steadily for several montna, giv ing eniptumt-nt to thousand of idle work' me.a tlaiekrsl :i. FnkAE. Wash-, Feb. 12. .t 8 o'clock ir.us.M'inirs srae-hearded man oiade a fUt,iAn UA,D for the -oney tbe lank of ttc?ir d'lene keno eame H-jcietcbed ,A Throwing hi arms frantically t; IJJ tim l-e down the room, 4,pfl Aomu a fiufht of stairs and through r, n,i disarM-sred into the ni-ht. The Appreprlallest BUM. Washington. Feb 11 the house committee on ap.-rorriatirn today fioisbed the sundry civil "approprtatiiwi bill forthe next fiscal jear It earn $-'53.y4-743; I.Ml.Csyiles than estimate, and tl &44.1W m ire than the appropriation for s trie current year. Of the appropriation tl 023,053 are for cmt mar ort river and harbor contracU. and 14 072. i for public j bruldine- AmoosT the items for carrying i f , ,i.ui il,i- Ion the work on public boi'dings are: noise j , ,. .S.O(jO: Cbevenne. Wyo.. . i.:, ... ," " -MiWi. .'Tf ,1'" and Yambul riser la Oregon. j LsMk-a Waiilke. 1 Losiwis. Feb. II. A divaU-b to th ! i11iiiifrom Athea ays that Stse tnJal I t'rrtan cmnaiittee U prepaicg tt tupp-t " th trvt;; wuh arni'', an rsnnits a i ; su iir- on a cr;t Ki-e. 1 1 hntt tti"- t nieot mi ed on Wedee day w ith VW ance.1 '; Cr-Ur. I be dn'j-artare t-f to tirs U-r j ( pedo ti...t for t'rvv d se to ttee an- j i noaoiem-tit Uit she TsriL-L t-wfi-d-l".! read kit ta IsardaeeUe. aci that th! Tnri kb tro j b-,d en;Oark'?-i s i-jcira ; ? f Cnre. It oijch coorinleJ 'hi : te rii!itk: "15 is psihle tail a dirwt I- ot'iin wj.l rsficar ttweA the Grek acJ j ' Terku-'a f.me." 1 14, f W taisL Wahinotox, Ffb. 11. The senate pent the g eer fart of the dy in exai- 1 1 vv sewsiua tiebttisg the Anfi AmerKin ; .?.i;,.ti ,n ir it T er.tire tin was iM (.jrtcer in liwift of and t.e ia! v r in nrCrrnr-.vSThat Some Dealers MMboaod Nortbera PaciSctrain art:red iTa r 4-( pll here this moramg. Sheriff Mc ion: gal. of j 1 J k.J -'til I VU Grant conoty. stepped to the plat-! Cnlra, rf form. He Cad been to Oijn-pia. snd le-JUl llIC dlVw Vll cire-1 extradilisa papers f'T Mirk W. . . w-v e, 1 TowtwetHl. wanted in Gmct CMiniy. Wis., j tile sLarPTer PrOllti fs- the ail-v tnarJer of n:s wif, ij years 0 ajo. Tnn4 i a tftxther sjidpr!ai-; neat in evSoc.itiooal cirrir. Waal &iw ail AaarieJ. jj.n Fkaxcisio, Feb. 11 Lm AV Tf,.,m ..,..-. f iu-.;; I ,!;:.W.-r ..f lUir.M 11 tl I raitavt iuiw. arrived from the iaUcd to - i oar. iw. -,' r!h. in. j txaf,-tM ti e 1 . imt,s ... .....n .rr , m iur nu a r -v;tCT.--uiii a, . . w -un.u ( a-nvtrr, cuiiruuD ot me comiaitset) oa bek used to Mrs Hsvse'.t it i est kaowa penal institution, reported back favora exjctiy silien tbe theft was coajmiited. bly, bill providing for employment .of v hat usw Bait. j county prisoners oa highways." , p . i 1 j'. Johnson. By request. To amend code iii, .v. .. "j.fpijrjnajj cu, Brownsniie. rtrtscnption was ice im. mue 01 jirs Kradiev-Martin tonicbt. Columns have t been written about tbe affair and picture , $nwa t ut the fancy of the reporter and J Use arti.l did njt picture scene one-half as ocej. as wew presented in the Waldcrf. por Mr Martin ba orked in the preparation of tbe sumptuous affair. Her efforts were ricisly rtwardsd . The bitter criticisms hurled at her were forgotten.and tbe hundred who were f retnt vied ia making brr the happiest woman in Aaiert ca. Si Bye. Mraraiaa. Wasitinotox, Feb. 10. Senator Mor gan, the champion of tbe Nicaragua canal bill, announced in the senate today his abandonment of l?at measure for tbe pres ent setnion of cocirress, and thereupon it was displaced by tbe bankruptcy bill. The senator made this move after a protracted contest, covering several weeks, which had disc!o.ed the fact tbat obstructive opposi tion could not be overcome. He gave no tics that he would renear bis advocacy of the bill ut an ear y date of the coming extra session. The Vale S'aaateil. Washinown, Feb. 10. The elector vote of the 45 states of th Union were formally counted at tbe joint setvuen of the bouse and senate held tody for that pur pose, and Vice-President Stevemon pro -claimed the eleUioo ot McKinley and Uo bart as provident and vice presided, re spectively. Although tbe sky was over cast, the weather was auspicious, and the galleries of the ball of represents! ives were thronged. Ibe totals were ss follows; For president McKinley ,271 ; Hryan.l 78, For viee-prosideol Hobart, 271; Sewult, 1451; Watson, '.' . 4'anma Seleeted. Chicago, Feb. 10. A dispatch from San Francisco tiys: Dan Stuart, who left Carson City, Nev last niitht, reached here this morning, and spent the day in conference with officials of tue Southern Pacific railroad. The result confirms the stAtemont sent out by the As . sociated Press last Monday that the Cor-bettrFilz-iiiimcns fight will take place at Carson City. It was decided that tbe Eastern tickets Bhould read "from Ogden toCarson," Stuart will probably leave in the morning for Carson. a sal a Soived. San Fbascisco, Feb. 10. Leonard E Clawson and Adam Beck, two well-known business men, believe thev have solved the problem of aerial navigation. They have made application for patent on the device which they think will overcome tbe ob stacle Unit have heretofore resisted the effcrts of inventors, and are at work on the construction of an airship or flying ma. chine embodying the principles they have studied out. ' Flatly Denied. Washisotos. Feb. 10. It is flatly de nied at the White House that President Cleveland, in company with Private See tetary Thurber, will start ou a tour of the world next month. Get This Package When You Call for It. i WES i j: (fiiW'A 1111 mmmm d--- r ll Wm AND DIURETIC W llNllfli 'RtSTORES TRINGTFJ - rlEOSYlTAUtY. .PURIFIES THE EL00D. j REGULPIESTEEKIDKiYSi Till! I i .rflSFPS0N5CoB PROPRIETORS BURUUQTON.VT. I A S I n.ti. L I tnfaoa1n1 ! t- . A... C?.t- -.4t-!-..A THE LEGISLATURE. lilt fiWffl II UillfT !1 11! ioni '. tkm si as the seafatioaof W!nesdar. It wri le so I'.i'i .1 uu oo oareaiiorjai ras. In t:.c KMiase the foilowics three bdis were ittrokiuoed : i incorporating - : t . enerosssed to third reading. Several committee reports were read. In the senate Friday U:e session open ed with prayer by Rev. Webster of the Baptist church. By nnanimoos consent llarman intro duced S. R. 23. resolving that the rer- i diem of clerks should be per dav for the chief cierks of engrossing, enrolliu? judiciary committees, and $3 for ail others. Referred to committee on ways and means. King moved to proceed with third reading of senate billn. McClung op posed owing to the house being unor ganized. Harmon favored the resolution. Driver opposed for lack of hone onrant tstion, and mored to adjourn. King Mated that he believed the passage of the hills wou'd be legal. Patterson of Mar ion opposed on the ground that after the house ;s organized the senate can mere than keep up with it. , -. A number of hills were reported aver sely upon aud the senate adjourned. The tatuaiite la kaasas. TorEiiA, Kau., Feb. 12. The Kansas senate has, by a strict party vote, passed tbe initiative and referemiuai resolution submitting a proposition changing the con stitution so ss to include that principle to tlw vote cf the prople. The silver forces voted solid iy for the resolution, and the republicans against it. Not Exactly Right is Hie way thous ands of people feel, it is because thir blood i poor. Hood's Sarsapariila, tbe Ote I rue Blood PuriSer, wiil promptly set them right. Hood's Pills are purely vegetab't and no not purge, pain or gr pe. All druggists. tf alasjdiaa at Heat . Foo out ot ecry five bottles ot iedi cine sold in thj last five vears are ?. B goods. TheS. II Headache and Livei Cnre I use myself ss a pewiral physic If you are suk and want to get well, the quickest, cheut and safest method ia tc buy the S B. remedies and use as directed . ' B,Klcu IhTiggist, Duftir, Or.'' F01 sale by r osuiy & Mason at 50 cU per oot- Karl's ( later Boot Tia is a sure cure for headache and nerv hu discuses No'hiog relieves so quick. y. For s!e by Foahav & Mason. Cares froap. "My Ihree children are I1 subject tc croup; I telegraphed to San Francisco, got koi a half dozen bottle of S B Cough Cure. It is a perfect remoly . God bless you for it. Yours, etc-, J.H. Gozier, Grant Pas, Or." For sale by Fo&bay & Muon at 0c per bottle. We keep the only complete stok a printer's stationary in the county. Smi - ey the printer. F4i a. Edisoa's Vltascope. Edison's electric vitaacope will be seea next Thursday evening at the Albany opera house. As it has never been seen in the northwest except in Portland, its presentation in Albany promises to be an event of scientific interest as well as a pleasing source of entertainment to young and old alike. Thevitascope con sists in projecting the aunesoscopte pic tares, life-like, upon a huge screen, after the mannea of a magic lantern exhibi tion, except that tbe figures are tinted in their natural color and in actino, just as taken from lite. There wili be Cissy Fitzgerald in her famous akirt dance; a knock out round in champion prize fight, and a large number of ether views. Popclar prices of 25 and 25 are to pre vail. SUGAR CHEAK Come and See. 3 Gradwohl informs the general pub lic that he will sell for net cash 20 lbs granulated sugar for $1.00. All other merchandise, which is too numerous to mention, at same rat for net eaah. I 1 invite the general public to come and price my goods and satisfy yourself. By the sack Extra C 4c, granulated 5c. Subject to the change of tie mar ket. R. and G. Corsets and Kid Fitting Corsets. I have just received a full line ia bet, make of these celebrated corsets and aia prepared to givefxtra value cf 50c, 75c ana tl in black and slate- Also keep better grace and extra sine. The $1.00 corset is worthy of srcial notice. Ask to see oar 50c 75c and $1.00 corset. Sakcu. E. Yousa Fins Cursmxo Orrca. Leslie's Week ly 1 the oldest and best ot the illustrat ed weeklies of the U. S. It is a BHsdsl in its character, as everybody knows. The regular price is $4 a year; bat you can secure it and the Wbxklt Dkxocxai for only $5.25, or it and the Daily by mail for 5. To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. AH druggists refund the in, mar if it fails to cure. 25c Ssirtd 1 our Bundla. Care and intetliirence ia laundering clothes ha bad it effect it is responaibw for the success tt the Albany Steam Laua dry. Send along your bundls to ths beat taundry in the vallev, or let Merril D. Phillip know and he will call for it. If you sue not a patron of the Albany Steam Iuudry tell the proprietor at oacc to send for your bundle. Once a enstomet always a costomer. Instrumental Music Mr- II. M. Backensto has located in Albany where he will give instructions in instrumental music. He teaches violin, guitar, mandolin and a number of orchestral ad brass instruments, Mr backensto ia a musician of well-kBOn ability in both practical and theoretical music, and one of the tnoet successful eachers in the state. Money Loaned. On improved farms- fii n,n.. bonus reuuired. Ad,tr, 1 v.. . . Pass, Oregon. Yoa can rav more, bnt vn any better eervi. Ton can pay less, bat you want get as sood service. Sindee I I n III 1 1 1 1 I tl 1 1 1 I 1 i? 1 mmv 1 v m I - B I I Mil I the printer.