The state rights democrat., June 25, 1897, Image 2

The missing link baa been found,
was Btolen from butcher Bbop.
Ik
The very rare sound of thunder and
lightning was experienced in Albany
yesterday.
Some people would like to Lave Mr
Cleveland write an honest history of hie
two administrations.
There are a number ot good reasons
why both Hawaii and Cuba should be
parts of the United States.
The Pope's poem, wnatever else may
be said of it, is a hard hit at gluttony,
and it needs hitting from the shoulder.
It takes a mighty cool and level headed
man to Btand sudden prosperity. It is
easy enough when it is obtained gradu
ally.
An eastern exchange has discovered
why the Cuban wir drags along ao slow
ly. Both the Spaniards and Cubans
smoke cigarettes.
Because nature ia wearing bloomers
no excuse ia ottered for woman to do so.
The one bloomer does not justify the
other by any means.
Occupation is said to be the key note
tx a cbilda happiness. Tnese vacation
days it will be well for Albany mothers
to make their children happy.
If times really improve every honora
ble man should be willing to admit
The eay so of the national republican
committee, though, ia not the best evi
dence.
Victoria has been queen for sixty
years. That's a long time to rale over
people. The mildness of her character
has brought to England a government
partially by the people.
There was a funny bicycle incident in
Washington the other day. Two broth
era, one a resident of Washington, and
the other fur the first time a guest in the
city, were riding down Fourteenth street
on bicycle?, and between them, atandin
with one foot on their bicycles scorching
bars, rode a little fellow of nine or there
abouts, his hands in his pocketa and en
joying the sport immensely. Just
the trio reached I street one said, "We
are going to the Xonnandle, 1 believe,1
but the other answered, "No," to the
Oxford.' It was too late, however. The
stranger brother turned into I street
with a whiz, and the other went straight
ahead- The little lad felt for an instant
lice the baby brought to Solomon, as
though be was about to be halved, but
in tee parting of Ihe ways Le dropped to
the ground with a suddenness that fair
!y made the sparks fly from the a?phal
tum. Be picked himself np and gat d
around with a bewildered air, and aaid
mournfully, "Well I don't stem to be
going nowhere !" Poet.
"When Mr. Bryan, spoke jn Lincoln
last fall," said Mr T G Marsden, of the
Nebraska capital, at the Kiggs in Wash
ington, "he lost a piece of his coat, and
I don t believe be knows now bow it
, occurred. At any rate,I have never seen
the story in print, and bat few people
saw the incident. As Mr. Bryan left the
platform a great crowd pressed forward
to congratulate him on his magnificent
speech. In the throng; there was a de
mure little woman who was as eager to
reach the candidate's side as any of as.
She was right in front of me, and I saw
a small pair of eciesors in her hand.
Visions of an attempted assassination
noatea tnroagii my mind, and 1 was
preparing to distinguish myself by eav
ing Mr Bryan's lifa. When the little
woman was within a foot of Mr Bryan,
whose back.was turned, she reached for
ward like a flash, and seizing the skirt
of his coat, cat off a bit of the cloth be
fore you could wink your eye. I was so
astonished I could not speak. She did
not pause to shake Mr Bryan's hand,
but pushed her way out of the crowd
and disappeared. I hare always enter
tained a high opinion tf that Iiitle
woman on account of her nerve- She
douotlets has that piece of cloth yet and
values it highly."
lio we Want Hawaii
The New York World is often en the
offside bence it ia not surprising that it
does not want Uawaii.even if the Demo
ceat would like to see it annexed. As
we deaire to keep our readers posted a8
to public opinion we give the big World's
reasons:
1. In a population of 105,003 there are
less than 10,000 English-speaking whites
German?, French, English and Amer
icans. , '
2. Tbe climate and tbe soil make it in
evitable that the reputable white popu
lation will remain about stationary and
the disreputable population from Orien
tal races will steadily increase.
3. There are now 40.000 Chinese and
Japanese coolies, 43,000 ignorant and
eh if tiess human beingi from tbe slums
of Portuguese cities, 40,000 leprosy-cursed
native Hawaiians and half-breeds.
4 The Government wi.l always be a
Go7eroment of the few,holding the many
in a subjection akin to slavery.
5. It will open the way of new extrav
agances and dishonesties in appropri
ation bill?, new and almost , unlimited
jobs an -teals.
6.. It will open the way for other, re
mote, useless iglaoda that, like Hawaii,
will be troublesome and expensive in
time of peace and indefensible in time of
war except by an enormom outlay of
money in ships and fort?.
7. I will mean one more crowd of po
litical adventurer?, cue more mass of in
digestible poDiiIaiion, one more rotten-.
broiiih fcta'e, two more rotU n-borougb
Senat.
8. It will not mean the slightest advan
tage in tiadx nd commerce or tile ema-1-est
outlet for American enterprise or
' colonization.
There are thesu and many minor reas
ons against the annexation job. What
can be said for it ? Nothing except that
a gang of Republican politicians who
have money invested in Hawaii are
airaiu wie Lioie uovernment will be up
set and the;- investments lost if the
United Ktates do not interfere.
Ia that reason enough lor Mr. McKin-
ley?
Wool Wanted.
At the Albany Wooleo MilU. highest
n.arVet price paid. Call at mill and get
wool sacks.
All persoss knowin&r thunaelves in
debted to the undersigned are requested to
raak immediate settlement, a I shall close
present business tbe 1st ot July.
, B;-M. Robebtsow.
Washington Letter.
From our regular Corntponritnt.
Washington, June 14tb, 1897.
Oh yes, the Republican Senators are
harmonious! ao harmanioua that it baa
been neceeeary during the past week to
bold no less than four caucuses, at every
one of which there was red hot talk
against allowing the trusts to dictate
their wist es as' to trie schedule of the
tariff bill in which they are interested,
and about other things which are being
crammed down the throats of republican
Senators against their own wishes und
against the wishea of their constituents.
It came out at one of these caucuses
that Mr. McKmley has a treaty for the
annexation of Hawaii, ready to send to
the Senate, as soon as the tariff ia out of
the way. The statement was made to
stop the fight that was being made for
the abrogation of the reciprocity treaty
with Hawaii,
The report of the committee on con
tingent expenses, against Senator Till
man's resolution for an investigation of
the charges that Senators had been spec
ulating in augar stock since the tariff
bill bad been under consideration, at
tracted very little attention, because it
was known that it would be against the
resolution ever since the republican cau
cus decided an investigation to be inad
visable. , The report argues against an
investigation because other investiga
tions have been barren of results, which
is about equivalent to saying that one or
two criminals having failed to le con
victed, it ia useless to bring any more on
trial. Senator Tillman has been drop
ping hints of sensational information in
bis poaession on this subject, and there
ia a rumor that he will make some char
ges in a public speech that will make an
inveatigation absolutely necessary.
The minority of the Senate committee
on Finance will have a vote on the tariff
amendment prepared by them, which
provides for an internal revenue tax for
a period of five years of 2 per cent on all
estates exceeding the value of $5,000,
excepting those bequeathed to religiouB(
charitable, educatmal, or like institu
tions.
Nothing could more cleat ly demon,
strata the selfishness and grab nature of
"Protection" as seen by the average re
publican Senator, than the attempt of
Sena tor Quay to get a good thing for two
or three big concerns which are interes
ted in Cuban and Nova Scotia iron ore,
by offering amendment to the tariff bill,
exempting from the duty of forty cents a
ton, all iron ore imported by mannfact
urers for their own nee. These friends
of Mr. Quay are about all manufacturers
in the country who import iron ore for
their own nae.
What a email figure consistency cuts
with the moat prominent republican Sen
ators, was shown during the debate which
preceded the adoption, by the aid of two
populists Joues and Stewart, of Neva
da, one democrat McEoery.ol La.,
and 29 republicans, of the ao called
"compromise'' sugar schedule, which is
said to be even more beneficial to the
acgar trust than was the schedule pre
sented by the republicans of the Finance
Committee.
Senator Caffery, who, although him
self a sugar planter, voted and spoke
against the sugar schedule, which be
declared to be entirely in tbe interest
of the sugar trust, and quoted the at
tacks made upon the sugar schedule of
the Wilson hlil by a enmber of the re
publican supporters of the present sugar
schedule.
These men attacked the Wileoa sched
ule eolely because they charged it gave
the sugar trust too much, and now they
have the affrontery to jam through a
schedule that will give the sugar trust
three time as much as it secured under
the Wilson schedule, or rather the
schedule of the Wilson bill, which
was prepared in the senate and was
more favorable to tbe trust than the
original Wilson schedule. The sharp
rise in the stock of tbe sugar trust shows
just what the Wall street speculator
thought of the "compromise" schedule.
Senators Cannon, Mantle and Petti
grew and ex-Senator Dubois, have been
appointed a commission by theexe;utive
committee of tbe silver republican party
and charged with the duly of visiting
Japan and China and possibly India, for
the parpoee of investigating tbe silver
question in those eonntries. They will
go as soon aa congress adjourns.
From tbe Eagene Journal :
Perhaps the shrewdest debator who
has sat in the Oregon legislature in many
years is Hon. W. 8. U'Ren, tbe nnterri
fied, non-tangleable never-let-up peo
ple's party leader from Clackamas coin
ty. He visited the State Capitol recent
ly, reviewing tbe scenes of his great
pitch battles of last winter. He is not
what I call an eloquent speaker bat ao
effective one and an especially effective
debater. He ia a match for about half a
dozen men in debate. Last winter wben
three or four of 'he brainiest and bright
est young lawyers in the state were all
right after U'Ken'a scalp he wonlJ lis
ten patiently for a time, puffing ' Inter
mittently at a cigar, then jurrp np and
apparently more than get eve, with all
opponents at once. Hon. J. N. Brown's
catting repartee, Hon. J. E. David's
lengthy reviews of the good record of
the G O. P. and tbe direct and eloquent
attacks of Hon. John M. Samers and
Hon. A. M.Crawford seemed to have no
effect on U'Ren. Wben they would
think they had him killed, metaphori
cally speaking, he would rise np and
fight like a tiger and be more alive than
ever. He ia a very plain, ordinary look
ing young man and for some reason
always put me in mind of Theodore
Roosefelt, the political reformer of New
York state.
There! pending n Hie senate an
amendment to tbe tariff bill, offered by
Senator Pettigrew, to the effect that
wherever any artice oo which a duty
exist shall pass into the control of a
trust, tbe same shall at once he placed
on the free list. This amendment is
causing therepabi'cans noend of trouble
and a caucus has been called to consider
it, and to devise some means of evading
it. Tbe prediction is a safe one that
tbe amendment will be voted down.
Ex.
The Democrat doesn't believe in truts
but it would like to see one in opposition
to the Standard Oil trust, as has been
suggested, Armour and Pullman having
been suggested as beinie at the bead of a
proposed one. The trouble woold be the
swallowing of oce or tbe other by the
other and worse oppression than before.
Lynching is a horrible thinv, but when
one sees tbe law's delay-, one sometimes
'eels like doing some winking at some of
it. ' ' ' ' "
Notice. All persona iutenJinar to Dav
their dog tax by street work are request
ed to report to the street superintendent
at once. The work must he done befo.e
July 1. .
That German washing fluid, which baa
Drove i such a fine thing baa arrived at
Parker Bros, in a large quantit. Oall '
and try a bottle. '
Bust the trusts-
Come to think of it John Wannamaicer
baa considerable sense after a'l.
The startling fact is now divulged that
K'itzsimmons did not attend the Maber
Sharkey fight.
"Who will succeed Fitzeimmons?"
aiks an exchange. It is about time the
U. 8. government did that
Justice is what people wish, and when
ever our courts of law mt te it out and
promptly, Judge Lynch will d-.sappea-.
More money is received In the I). S.
for eggs than for wheat . This U a start
ling fact but true. Hurrah for the hen .
Eugene V. Debs is to devote bia time
to socialism. Mr. Debs proposes to do
something to keen himself before the
public.
A mau with poor health and posessing
discontent is a poor man though he po
68663 millions in money. Example:
Barney Barnato.
A Boston man Is going to make light
ning strike wherever he pleases,
will Te well to keep on the right side
this man.
Now the earth is to be used for trans
milting messages . There will be some
confusion when a hundred messages are
sent at once.
Tbe eastern papers are having a great
deal to say about John vVaonamaker,
He is getting about enough free adve
Using to stop nis pay ads.
Again it may be remarked that Web'
foot is itself again. If ih" m any cor
ner in Linn county !.. rain did not
fall a report will be in order.
There have been a good many earth
onakea this year, even in the U. 8
All of the home affair have been light
ones though . By the way this is another
thing that has always skiopsd Oregoa.
Jerry Simpson's district is the largest
congressional district in tbe U. B. the
population being 278,203, with 57,000
voters. It take some rustling; to get
around and shake hands with everybody.
From the EvansviHe Courier;
Mr. Bryan's reception in New York on
Satarda was a testimonial that few
Americans have ever received. It
proves that East as well a West he is
looked upon as the great political leader
of tne hon-.
Here ia tne Pendleton E. O'a view of
a prominent current matter:
Because an effort is being mad to
ra!e tbe state university at Eagene above
the level of a high school, more or less
conducted in the interests of the towo of
Eugene, a considerable portion of tbe
population of that place are clamoring
for the removal of tbe president of that
institution. If any thing is to be remov
ed it had better be tbe university itself,
to some other point where local influen
ces will not interfere in its work, and
it can grow to be something more than
a high school conducted in tbe interests
of the few people of Oregon who are in
its immediate vicinity.
From the Washington Poat :
"I bave been highly gratified in my
travels in the United States to see the
people at large so temperate in their
hebite, remarked Mr. Georga H. Cow
ley, f England, at tbe Ebbitt. "I bave
eeen bat one intoxicated ma a since land,
ing in tbe country. From what I bave
noted and gleaned by conversation I am
positive that drunkeneet is much more
common in England tban in America. I
live in a manufacturing towo, and on
Sundays, when one takes a walk through
the streets, it is the role and not the ex
ception to meet any number of laborer
who go reeling past so full ot spirits that
a child coo Id tell their inebriated con
ditioc. "Nor doe drinking intoxicating li
quor appear to be tbe custom of your
wealthier people, for I notice at the ho
tels where I have stopped very few
guests who order wine with their meals.
On the whole I should pronounce the
Americans an eminently sober race, and
I trust that tb-s great virtue will cot be
allowed to decay."
The amount of liquor drnnk in the U.
g. does not fully suvtair. the opinion
of tbe gentleman
Garden Pests.
Eorros Democrat,
Can any of tbe readers of tbe Demo
crat tell what will destroy the small
bugs that are so destructive to squash
and melon vines, alto beans. Tbey are
about one-fourth of an inch in length
and half aa wide across the back with
stripes on tbe back and sides and can fly
at pleasure. They are very destructive
to vines and other things which they at
tack There is also a green worm which
is destroying cabbage plants, especially
those which are beginning to bead, tbey
go down into the center and work in the
inside leave. If anyone can tell what
will destroy them without injury to the
plants, will confer a favor upon maoy
who are trying to raise gardens in tbe
vicinity of Tangent. Lat fall tne bugs
at t acted the pumpkins after tbe vines
were killed by frost or otherwise de
stroyed. They woild begin on a green
pumpkin and literally cover it all over,
and finally eat it np. It saems as
though the farmers, gardners and fruit
raisers will soon have their hands fall
fighting, the different kind of pests,
which are becoming so numerous.
I have seen no signs of codliu moths
in the orchards ao far, but still I presume
i hey are there or will ba bjfjre the sea
son is over. There is also a very small
b'ack bug which jump) I ke a fUa.whieb
is working on potato vines, they cause
I the vines to turn yellow, droop and the
leaves all curl up. Tbey will certainly
injure the prosiect for a large crop of
potatoes if they continue their work very
long
Please let us hear what success anyone
may have had with any of the above
named pest. J.tl.S.
Just received at the Ladies Bazaar tbe
.ast line of tbirt waists for the season.
Home handsome ones among them, sizes
from Z'i to 42, call early and make selec
tions. Beat lea Cream
on the Coast
at
F.II.Pfeifters.
Canned wild blackberries in one and
wo quart jars, cheap at
V E Browkzll's.
MISFITS.
Only 25 new cases between two terms
of circuit court indicates something.
S.ippoae you solve the example your
selves. An Albina preacher is named Rev. L
Pozybylskl. Not a very sweet name for
a minister or auyone else; but whata in
a name.
Jar. W. Ivev. of -Portland, has teen
appointed collector of customs at Alr.ska,
and will now twine around the ports of
this northern territory.
John I. Blair, the great mlllionaue,
once heavily interested in the Oregon
Facitic is dying. Mr Blair's u. r. losses
evidently did not affect him aa he
will leave about fou.uuu.ouu.
Judge Terrell, of Marion, will need to
introduce bis foot ball sou into the rinsr
and set him after the Salem editors. The
Journal and Statesman afe both show
ing up the county court with some very
plain ngurea.
The 4th of July committee at Eugene
could not collect funds sullicient for a
celebration and itfhas been given up. In
view oi tne boasts, ot supremacy lu all
things, of its papers, this must be hu
miliating.
From the Eugene Guaid :
There should be no quarrel between
Albany and Pendleton over commercial
supremacy. The salaries of tbe post
masters in these two cities have been
reduced from $1900 to $1800.
Aa usual Albany people have very little
to do. One of the unemployed counted
forty-seven swallow nests on one brick
business building the other day. Eu
gene Guard . Hope tbe Guard man feels
better now, after such a splenetic effort.
Tbe Review says the new P. M., Gfo.
Summers, received bia appointment on
oruera irom roruana. tie bad no peti
tion ana it was not even known be was a
candidate. A. B. Wade, 8. 1. Belknap,
M. R. Elliot and J. L. Lnckey. with pe
titions, were entirely ignored. The
Review Bays there is general dieeatisttct
ion over Portland running everything.
A few days ago according to the Yreka
Journal Mrs. G. B. Anderson waa arrest
ed charged with defrauding a hotel
keeper out of a bill. Andtrton had left,
but waa apprehended at Sissona. Mr.
and Mrs. Anderson were in Albany in
April getting out special newspaper edi
tions. In Yreka tbey could interest no
paper so they got out a directory.
Col. Alley in tbe Baker Republican
says: Col. Hofer seems to be very much
exorcised about a title given us. Tbe
very anxious Col. Hofer may be assured
that we got that title In a very petty
service long after the warcloeed, about
tbe same way Hofer obtained the same
handle. If everybody deepieed it as we
do they would drop it at once, aa we
htve never prete-tded, claim el nor ia
tbe least given out that such a position,
nor any other belonged to us in the s-r-vice
of our country.
Speaking of the hie; Junction fire tbe
Times cay: The buildings ba-neU were
old structures mud thi block completes
tbe destruction of Front street at one
time or another, some of the blocks for
tbe third time. Some of these have ben
replaced with brick and the other rew
building will be of tbe same material
Tbe Odd Fellow were much interested
in their goat which was chained to the
wall in the preparation room. Hi skull
waa all that was foend in the rains. The
Mfonic goat fo;lowe 1 Lute Moore down
the steps the evening before.
Mr Eddy, ex-raiiroad commissioner.
of the Plaindeaier. eavs editorialtv:
"There i a rumor current that the
Southern Pacific will take charge of tbe
properties of the Oregon Central and
Eastern railroad on tbe first proximo.
But inquiry anion the officials ot the
latter (ailed to verifv tbe rumor. It it
ia so tbey know nothing about it."
Tbe Eugene Guard asks 'President
Cuapman tbe following red hot ques
tion : iwtor Chapman, stand np and
answeJ ! How was it that you did not
drop Regent Bellinger' son from the
university rolls wben be bad but 3 point
to hi credit, then remain silent while
s.ndent Howe, Cherry and Whipple
with 7, 9 and 12 point respectively, land
other with 4 to 12 credits! were forced
to quit tbe univeraitv ? How was it you
refueed to put the motion to suspend
von eg Bellinger lor lark of credit? Judge
Bellinger wis his guest while in Eugene
and the Guard aak ia it tood form and
propriety for the accused to privately
entertain the judge and jury who must
pass upon bia cave 7
All Humors ot the f lood. from the
small pimple to the dreadful scrofula tore,
are cured by Hood's Sartaparilta, which
thoroughly punbes, vital net. and ear ic net
tbe blood.
Hood Pills cure nau ta, sick bead
ache, inligetion, billiouanes. All drug
ista. 2c
The Ical polish is polishing tbe
world todav. It ia given up to tx" tbe
greatest poiith on earth for gold and tilrer
plated ware, nickel, hraat, ccpper.tin, xinc,
Ac. Every package guaranteed by hurk
bart & Lee, Drugt-utt. Price
Mr L Vie reck is prepared to furnish Ice
cream in any quantity on abort notice at
ber ice cream parlors and summer garden.
Ice cream S and 10c a u:b.
Saiuso Notice. Steamer Farallon is
due to tail from Yaquina for ban Francisco
inunday, June 24tb. rasaengers for this
beat should leave Albany Wednesday noon
23rd, to connect.
Choice tardines
C E Bnowitrf.t.'s.
HORN.
HOLT. On Saturdi'- evening, June 19,
1897, tn Albany, to Mr. and Mrs. Arch
M. Holt, a boy.
Beauty it
tbe powei
which capli
vates ttf
strongest na
turet.
A woman't
personal at
tractiveneti
la the weapon with which she conquers be
world. Almost every woman bclievca thai
she postettea at least some one attractive
feature and strives to make the most of tbat
1 But mere regularity of feature ia not th
most attractive form of beauty.
Mankind is more influenced by tbe brigh
glowing vitality of perfect health. A clawiic
cut of countenance, will not make a womar
attractive and captivating, if she is pale,
thin, weak and nervous, or hat a pimplj
complexion or unwholesome breath.
These complaints are due to Imperfect
nutrition. The digestive and blood-making
organs fail to extract tbe needed nourish'
. ment from the food, and the liver ia too slug
gith to cleanse the blood of bilious impurt
tics. The entire constitution becomes wcai
and poisoned.
I Tbe only perfect antidote for this state ol
' things is for. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
co very, it gives power to tne digestive ant
nutritive organs to make an abundance ol
, pure, rich, highly vitalized Wood, wind
1 permeates the whole system with the sweet
1 nets of purity; the beauty of womanly viga
land animation.
It creates solid, healthy flesh and aatura
color; clears the complexion ; dispels wrin k
let; rounds out the form and imbues tut
whole physique with the irresistible natura
! magnetism 01 pertcct neaiin.
Mist Tdl
iwritMl "a
is Sills, of TsIth. McLean Co.. Kv.
After suffering for a long while with 1
I lingering; daseaac, I was advised to try Dr. Pierce',
medicines. I took seven bottles of the ' Goldei
Mtdinl Discover ' and 'Favorite Prescription
and fcund relief. IJfe It now no longer a burdei
to me. I weigh ito pounds, A year ago I weight)
91 pounds, J shall
Iiumw T ma. T
, i tball praise Dr. fierce t meaicinc
My health waa very muck, impaired, and I fet
that I owe a great deal to your wonderful Weill
does, I truly believe they saved my life. I than!
you for the advice which you so kindly gava m
While taking your tatdidnet."
I Jeel belter intn ever oeiort
J! -LLf
TELEGRAPHIC.
A Great lay.
London, June, 22. The last stroke of
12 had not died away ia th midnight air
when from a buodrei metropolitan steeples
a tumultuous peal of bells announced the
diamond jubilee day. The vast crowds
that filled the milos of streets anil squares
answered with ringing cheer mid here and
there with singing of "(iod Save the
tyieeo."
The rod that peop'od the streets and
squurg ai! night in the hope of a god view
of the procession today were amazing in
their sublime patience, waiting for l- 14
and 16 hours. The event was tbe greatest
of its character in the history of England.
Held I p
Nashville Juno 22. The Louisville &
Nashville express train running between
this c'ty and Metnpnta was bold up by a
lone robber at 9 o clock tonight near St.
Bethlehem. The robber who was supposed
to have boarded tbe train at Clarksville,
entered tbe express car and compelled the
messenger, L. C. Brandon, to open the
safe. After rilling the safe, the robber
pulled the bellcord, and when the train
slackened its spt ed. he , jumped off and
made bis escape According to reports re
ceived bere.be secured from $2000 to' $4000.
WmI I p.
Washikotox, June 22 An exciting
debate marked tbe consideration of tbe
wool schedule, which began in the senate
today. It developed ihe first aenous dis
agreement on the republican side of the
chamber, and led to a warm personal ex -change
between Carter and Foruker on
one hand, and Aliiuon, in charge ot the
bill, on the other. The ddty on lint class
wool was agreed to at 10 cents per pound,
and cn second-class wool at 11 cents.
Haaaa Is Bv.
Toledo, O., June 22 Tbe republican
state convention assembled here today and
ill continue tomorrow. Tbe occasion baa
been one of bitter factional fighting for
two days. Tbere is no oprosion to tbe
indorsement of Senator 11 anna, for both
tbe long and short terms as senator, and
here is no opposition to tbe renomination
of Governor Uusbnell and o'her state offi
cers who bave had only ore te.-m. The
context has been on the state campaign
chairmanship.
The ( ly Wm.
Klamath Fauj. Or. Jun 22. In the
case of James 1'obin against Klamath coun
ty, an action to recover $25,000 damage
on account of injuries received in trumg
a defective bridge, the jury returned a ver
dict today tor the county.
The Tartar Kill
Washisotos June 21. The senate
made giant stretihes on the tariff bill to
day, covering 66 page and eUblihing a
record for progress during Ibis tariff de
bate. The lait two schedule of the du
tiable list, covering pper and mannfact
ured sugar-, were completed. wi;h the ex
ception of the paragraphs on bidex, gloves,
coal and some le artie'es. wbica west
over. This advanced the senate to the five
list, wbicb waa Ukeo ap at 2 r. . tn. and
(Ompleted in three hour.
will he
Touno 0., June, 21- Although the 'e
puhlican tle convention! doe not assem
ble till tomorrow evening there are many
delegate her. There is no opposition to
tbe tndoremrnt of Senator llanna for tbe
re-election cr to the nominatKm of Gov
ernor Bosboeil and tbe rest of the state
officers, but there is a Ssbt pcnd'ng be
tween Major Dck. secretary of the rational ;
C3aimittj-e, aud Chartc Kurtz. lor bair
man ot tbe state committee.
.MfMkraw
Ilrrall from Wahinirton tats: I
A tor is current that the sugar trad
ha evolved or accepted an amlitioas tug
getion that Cubt u suWunliaiiv i saUe,
at d mifiht as weil become a sugar planta
tion for a gigantic corporati.o sapported !
by the sympathy aid the interest of ojr
cocntry. In other word, that we might ',
bave a VVet Indian Company, a hcgUm' '
had. 1
A Tll- rvr)UaMS
Des .'oiiw, la , June. 21. the demo-
crats, silver recuhiicacs and ropuliMs, who :
ate to bold tbeir state conveti n Wedo- i
dav, have bei,un to aawmbie. Tberandi -
dales f.e nearly ail on t'ut ground.
rbere i much tpecnUltoa aa to how is-.
antnuot vui cwj in'o one ponucai
oooy anu oockv ot canai iat'. 1 be levy
ing candidal for governor are Jud
W.t-rW aJ I. R Hr.- ,.f i:i..m -
Wi.
A Stlra ttarvr.
BKta Citt, Or.. June 21 Dave! , , L
aricheau came ia tbit morning with a Jm C!rr" ' Cwt " kat V Of-jf
dean-op from nis placer mine on Bo ml
nver, fire mile too'b of rjtptv. The
ciean-np waa in a porcelain gravy dih.
nich waa half biicU wt'h planer iroid. val
fwsl at at'Yk nnKun. Ik A.lr rtf '
two men for 10 weckt. tlx of which
-pent in preparing tbe ground and diuut.
Taw rl f m
R stui no, Or.. June 21 AU-rt Pool,
held here on the cbarg of rubbin;; the
eirresa at Cow cretk canyon in July,
1 wat arraiiroed befor justice Ham
lin this aftmon, and bit preliminary
examination continued until Toundjiy. at
9 am in order to ttenre witnMa, The
cScert claim to bare obtained new evid
ence, aioce Jack tV-e's da'h at Tacoma,
tbat will convict Albert I'ocd and an ac
complice, -yet to be arretted.
CalTwwta Sharked
8s Fnaxcisco. Juoe. 20. Two sharp
and severe abocks of eartbdake were felt
here to day. tbe official I ime of the fiit, as
taken by tbe United Hate weather human
being 1214.04 It wat followed a I moot
imaiediately by a second tnock The vi
brationtwere fiom wett toeat. Clock
were -topped, and tpecdej lamot and
decoration were brokea in torn plaea.
but no real damage it nportl. Tbethockt
were the most severe experienced here for
many year. Tbe earthquake waa reneral
throughout the state.
Wood'artta laalrarlUa
LoNDOit Jut-e, 2l-Ibe Wtuhington
cnrmponiient of bo Cnronicte reiterate
hit statement as to alleged instructiont
given by t'reident McKinly to lieneral
Voodford, minister of tbe United State to
Spain, and add:
Spain will be permitted to exercise
merely a titular sovereignty ever Cuba,
fcbe will be compelled to withdraw her
troop and permit the Cubans to make their
own laws; to ran their own reveoue an 1
to cottrcl their own expenditures.
"i'rwident McKinlcy believes that Cul
niurt ultimately be annexiHl to the I mtcd
B'.atcs.
The tatiea Jubilee
London, Jun 20. Qui?n Victoria be
gan the celebration of her jubilee t-xUy,
wat befitting bor entire career, before tbe
altar of her f albert . Through London,
the United Kingdom, and tbe empire, in
very cathedral, church or chapel of the
Ktablbincd Church of Knirland, were held
tervicet similar to those at St. George's
cbapcl, Windsor, whwe her majesty paid
ber devotions anb offered solouin thanks
to God.
3E3 A t aefal tmbrella
Okeoon Citt, June 20. A 12-year old
daughter of a section foreman fell tLroogh
tbe railroad bridge at the Clackamas lxt
evening, s distance of fully 12 feet, to to tbe
jagged rocks below. She was ourying un
umbrella, which opened at tbe fll, and
served as a Darochute to eaie her fall, and
ber injuries consUt merely of bruiseii, from j
wnicb the will recover, t
A m fro
Latah Wash , lune 20. Mrs. Know,
wifeofj. W. Know, living near Latah,
gave binb this afternoon to three girls) and
one boy. Each chili' is well farmed nnd
"eight 4,'j pound. Mother and children
are doing well.
A Virginia Cyclone.
Nkwpoiit iSaws, Va., Juno 20. A
cyclone today wrecked several butinms
houtes and aid much damage to Rrowing
crops. Considerable dumago also was
done to the small craft lying at antbor in
the James r.ver.
J. Gradwohl
Informs tbe general public tbat he will
sell as low as anybody in tbe city for net
cath. Come and get price before you boy.
April Iut, 1o'J7. J. GtADWOHt.
Stve Your Grain.
Few realizi that each squirrel d'roy
$1.60 worth of grain annually. Wake
lee's Squirrel and Gopber Exterminttor Is
the most effective ana economical poion
known. Price red"Cd to 3D (jonts, Fr
ale by Foehay & Mason, agents.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World' Fa'r Highest Award.
X
$3000
In
Book Store Goods
TO BE
Closed Oat
Immediately, consisting in part of:
tBiilllliQl POKS
by Popular Authors.
Tissue Paper
A great assortment
tovelj Works of Art.
Bankers Inkstauds.
Blank Books.
Office Fixtures.
Inks-great slock
Pens Quits a variety.
Gold Pens and HoMeis.
Iad Pencils by the 1000.
Envelopes by the 10,000
Writing paper by tbe 100,000.
Some other pretty and useful articles.
Hituate
Near the Opera House,
OSB
Mowers ., Harvesters
Osborn extras.
Deering extras.
Oliver plows, hardware, tinware
and Stoves.
CRESCENT BICYCLES.
uopkixs sitos.,
i
1 r m . -T-a s . at - sr-aLyvTi it
t
i
1 . i
;v.-i
'
: i Iff l
, e-4t tlie Warerly becauee they have learned to know the dif
f Cvspr iPrtrPrl frence btwn a wheel that it actually high grade and one tha
t Apci icuctu iainipJv claimed to be. Some others maybe good bat th
5 rtlQCI W averiy t tlie tlghejtoi all nsgn grade.
MAPI CT
N DIANA BICYCLE CO.
' aiwaaaroua, lo
I
SUMMONS
Jar lie f r of Lior.
J Ourney Fow'.er and W J
tt3
Caear. p'asn
1 Mofg-o. a adminirira!t.r of the ft
of lmat Morcui Sere-ed; J-ne
! Mirtan at ,l r.lmrat J- or h Vate
ot Lvuia MO'an oce: t add
(,rr. Frank tirav her baobanj; Asmo
McNeil. Jonn SfeNei! ber hoband. John
X Uorg.n. Bath Mo'frn bit ife; Jatae
W Morgan. Morgan bit wife; .V
G Moij.o. Margta hi wifr; Jo-Mor
gu, EA UiD. Morgan hi. ifr; Mtr
garet l'Bcen, ' IVanaa tier hatband; G
L Snder and lUttia J Strjdei; ljna Co.
XUoul Bank . ( tJftrporatKw) W II G I
A Bch. Trt-: Firtt Sul Baok,
; -trporuop) acd Md 00 Hale,
IMewlaoU.
To John Jf M -gao Uuth Morjrw.
bit wife,and Mtrart Do: can at Duo
can, ber hosbiol. DeteadaoU.
IS TtlKNAMKOFTllS STATE OF
OKEtjON: Vmi tic beret.y repair. d .0 .p
prar and nt cr ih onmpUiot tile i giol
yua to the above eat it 'ed tint, b the tiit
UT ul to ncit nam f Jb-sooort ( ki.ns
the evptr'io o' tsd jerovr.,toit: by t.
(4j, m wd.y 10 JorlS9T;e-nthe 2S b dty
of taid month; sod it y Ul o to ape
to answer, fjr w.ot iheiewt, tbe lainl.d
wii! apply to th- cart tm u re i-t prie.t
for in tha e. aipla Gt hied ;IRt J OJ Cor--
in. towit: Ku a i'cr-e f jtrci -mi a ce.t.io
..MrtjM atmi!nl tv ore 1 ninia urat i
.1 ri l.,dia Uihi-1. his Vile, f -HI" h die la
id) to th Jm ''.uk.hu Aio'tsisa Tru-t
Com i-an y, to trciiro lb . n.int of $lf25
llh intereat, .n,l the iuither umif$IOO
attornevt Ire. Sa;J im.nKae hrina npoo
real oaWte situ .te Io the couuty f Liar..
Stat of Oregon. r.d parlicn'a'ly bounded
n.t deae ilw.t as loV.nw. t.wi: .
The W K of th I L C ol 0v:d W Al
linghsro; uaa-rc' in Sec- 53 and 34. Tp 13.
Huih. lUoge 4. W VV M vooia'i.ing 159
acrvrt ni'ire r leas.
And directing aala .f aaid property in the
tutooer pri'td'd by law and application of
the proceeds theref on tu payment of the
claim of the p aint n hoin, inclu.line
03SU. disbu'temea:a of suit and attorney'
fee
This ammnt ia pnlili hed bv order o'
the Honorable It II Hewitt, jcdrofaid
coo t.
Made a..d dil ca tbe 21th dy of Feb
msrv. 1897.
Geo V IUzbn MoMT.t!tvaaHarKt.KAV,
Attoiueyt for I'isiuiifT
NOTICE OF FIHAL SETTLEMENT.
Xotic is herebv jriven tint S E Yonng,
the sdminislrttor with the will annexed of
the estate of Jane Fanning, deceaed. ha
rendered and presented for settlement,
ani 61ed In tbe couutv court of 'be state
of Oreuon for Linn county, hit tinal ac
coui.tof hit adininistra inn of fid eUte;
nd tbat S(urcay, tlie 10th day of July,
1S;i7, Ix'inc a day of tbe July term of Ra!l
court tr 1897, at 10 o'clock a m, bat bjen
appointed by the judge of aid court, for
thetcttlementof said account, at w -ich
time any persxJn interested in said etate
may appeal and tile his object'on to said
ajneunt and prevent the same for herin.
Dated at Albinv, Oregon. June 2. lS97.
Ki.KtNd & Caknon, S E Yot so,
Attyt lor Admr. Admr.
STREET TAX.
N tioe it he-eby given that tha tax io!l tf
tha uiir of ASbtnv, Or., fr ri ad and street
U far the ver 1897 haa hoen p aced ia
my hauds for colleotioo Such taxss are
now due, and payahio st my cflioa in ths
city council chamber in said olty.
An tax payer who wiha to erfona
lah r upon the s'.ie t, either in person or
by aulxiitut. in Hiu ol iMiyioa said tax
iu inoncv, mutt notify me in writiug on or
Rehire tl e 1st nav of July 1897.
Junil2h,l97 OOlitK,
Mirelal of the oily of AUv.
La dim and Grntlkmkm who wish per
manent wora at good pay should ad
drt General Manager cure Democrat,
Albany. Don't write unlaw, yot mean
business.
$3000
About Half
Given Away
AT
Wholesale
and
' Retail.
Boots. Games, etc
for
Summer Vacation.
Elegant
GIFTS
for
GRADUATES
Supplies
for
Professional Men
f-ots of notions for children.
Trpe writer extras'.
Showcases, Baskets, Cabinets, etc.,
bf U.K. IILAI
(He puts the Pi ices Jjowp ;
ORN
1st Street, Albany. Oregon
Red and
Elegant Ce
signs in
Crockery
Ware at COnn
5 HUSTOH'S
See it
- & -r- 1
A re built in
the largest
a
HKMim and Best
(l-J Equipped
Factory in
Hi5fc?tc? Mich Bfgfiei the World
1 j-a- 1 -
Conn & Huston,
- Agent
AOMiti.STRATQS'S KOTiCE.
Notice i bereiiy given that the uaJer-
KlKJI. de.-eal kaa fi!a hia fir.il a-rmrl
intuidea a-.einthe cmat' co-art oi Vnn
moctv. Orrgoo, and tiat c.ld cort Ka
ffxed tbe third day tf Ao,.ut. 1?37, at
tbe boar cf 1 o'c'ocs io the altera j m of
taid day at tne time of rearing a!l oky? c
tioos thrn'o and "et,;ing ire anje. there
fore, all pr-r on baring ary c4jjc'ijnlo
std 6nl account are terror nouded a.d
rrquired to rp(r an "V tbe uceio
ttatd court ,a ? o.- M.i men
tioned d-t".
luted ibit iiJi U ; J.ine. 1S97.
W R LitTir, ' I V I'txcA.
Attr-mry. Adminarator.
ASSIGNEES
NOTICE.
No'ice i hereby given "fcat L. E B'ain.
of Albany, Oregon, on the l?!h day of
February, 1S37, ma Je a general assign
ment ot all hi r-ropert j for th ber.t of
!l bis creditor; and that tee unde' signed
baa brendav appo;ntmi a ignee in aid
a'gr,mrnt procredicg. Ail creAite tf
a ignee in id
a d L E KUin ae be'eby requited to pre
wnt thpir c'aim to me. Vu!y venSJ. at
my effioe In tbe po'oSce building. Aitany.
Orezxm. within three mon'.bs t'rr trie
d.e of t?M notice.
I'el at AHnT. Oregon. tbl 23rd dy
j of March. l!g'
j v AT&-S.
j Ally f..r Aigne-,
1! BrTA!TT,
Assignee
Notice for Publication
Lsd Orrtca at Okeov Crrv. Or
Mav 1Mb, iS97
Notice i hereby given tat the follow
ing named settVr baa filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support of
oi hi cUitn. and that said
J proof will be made before the reg
ister and receiver at urceon citv, urcgon,
on Julv6 h.17. vix: William ll Ashlev;
H E 10749 lor tbe X K cf N K of Sic
17 and S i of S E of Sec S.Tp 10 S R 5
East. He names tbe following itnees
to prove hit continuous residence upon
and cultivation cf eaiJ land, vir: Edward
t lVrkett, of lle roit. Orcsron, Janes
Monroe ar.d Joseph U Barlow, both of
rry, Ogn.and John A Fox, ot, De roit,
Oregon.
ROBERT A. MILLER, Register.
Notico for Publication.
Land Orrtca j.t Oreoos Citv. Or,
May. IS, ist7.
Notio? is hereby given that the fjlkja
inc nmd settler hat filtd notion of bit
intention to m final proof in tapport of
hiie'aim.ami that said prtof will be mtle
before iha reg's'er and reeiver at Orecn
Ciy. Om, on lulv 6th, via: Edward
Orerkett; HK 11377 for the north
of the N W I4, S K t4' of X W V. S w
f N E of Seotlen v?7, Tp 9 S K 5 East .
Hsntnif. the following wltnessna 10 prove
bis continuous rttidence upon and cuhi
vatioa of said land, via: William B Ash
ley, Jimes Monroe, both of ll?rry, Ogn,
John O Fox, John M H jllingwor'h, Uth
of 0troit,Onsron.
Kobkrt A Mills a, Regv&ter.
7"AXTED. A second hand bicycle.
M uit bo in gooil condition . Address
JoitsT. Thompson.
POBox2I,SheddsOr.
- J
LOST. Culf with a horse shoe bnttrn
Please return to Democrat otce.
'OLICITORS WANTED FOR OrT.
TALM AUK'S "The Earth Girdled."!
or his famous tour around the world, a I
.1 : n : n t . 1 ... I
m 1111- hut; vi wsvt tmi oarnarous
lin.U. Four million Talma.'. Wt.
,, ,.Ti,a o,i, 11 ., " l , . " "J
S'fv'?? 'Vt"..
)ilMIUVl, 1 I . .1. .il IS d.iin.uvu
Kvervbody wanta this fumout book: onlv
$3 50. BIG BOOK, BIG COMMISSIONS.
A gold mine for workers. CKED1T OIV
EN. FREIGHT PAID. OUTFIT FREE.
Dr-p all trash and sell tbe king of
books
and make dUU a month
Address for oat - -
fit and territory. The Dominion Com-
pany, Star Building, Chicago.
TAX EXECUTION.
NOTICE IS HKRKBY GIVEN that by
virtue of a warrant for tbe col'ection of
delinquent taxm of tbe aoessnient of ' 89C
m and for the City of Albany, tn Linn
comtj and Sta'e ot Oregon, which war
rant i now In my band, and i iu words
and figure, at follows, tow't:
STATE OP OIIEOON, J
I as
( OUST? OF LI.HS )
is Tin sAMg ok the city cr alhant.
oEoojr.
To C O Lre Marshal of He City of A!
bany, Oregon, Greeting:
In the Name of tb City cf Albany,
Oregon, y0u aie hereby commanded that
you levy toon the goods and chattels o
tlie delinquent tax payer named in the
ton-going iut, and if none be found, then
upon the real property set forth therein,
or so much tbertrof a . ball aati fy the
amount of taxes w charged, with xoa'f
and expense., and tbat von oav overall
moneys to colle. 'ed to tbe CUy Treasurer
of said city, and make due return of this
warrant a by law required .
Uy order of (be City Council of Ue city
ot Aib-nv. Oregon, made the 25th day of
VWtr;e my hacd and tbe official signa
ture, am the ieal of tbe City of Albany,
thi 31st day of May. 17
i X J Hex tow.
Which warrant it attached to the lit of
enpaid on delinqeent taxes for the year
lt'S in said city of Albany, and not bar
ing been able after diligent search to find
any perwnaj property within taid city, out
of wt ich to make tb (axes herein men
tionei, j bave levied upon the following
described real proprty, towit:
Abbey, J R, 0u 2. 24. 25. 26. 27.
.a, oo anu 31 n block 2 Ab
b' addrion to Albany, Or....$
2 67
ACDeon. u ft, tlie K 50 fit ot tbe
we.t 100 feet of block 41 in At
b.ny, Oregon
A.lcox. ?ane, lo t 9. luj 11,12 in' hi
2 in AbU?j' addition to Aibtav.
Orrg..r. '
A'banv Strrt Railway Co. the g E
M of 1,1 T-i in Alban. Ureacn
Ainun Fred. lot. 7 and 8 in block 18
3 60
I 11
23 13
In Hacklcman's 3rd addition to
, Albany. Oregon
Awbrey Vanea, lot 5 la block -45
A'bany, Oregon
Barn. Sarah i. "be X of M 1
and 2 in bi 25 in H acki man's 2d
add! ion to Alban t , Or gon .. .
Beard J no A. lot 7 In Uock 8 In
Hackleman' 3rd demon to Al
bacy, Oregon
Biadiry Joepn. estate of, ti-e w i
of the HEJi ftfyock 103 in
Hack'emtn't addition to Albany,
Oreiron
BrldgWo-J M J. tb S E J of block
J3 io ibasy. Or gon
Carey SaJie. lot 1 in block 2 io At
lea and Hawk's' addition to a!
2 31
8 00
S3
bJny, Oregoa
33
, Ctcran Row evta'e of. w 1 of N
4 o' block 52 in Haxkieman't 2J
aadiUoo to Aibtny, O.-egon 2
Ccnn Saral.nnd'vii'ed l$ interest in
tbe S E H and the E of the S
v.l of block 113 In Hack '-man t
addition to Albany, Oreeon 6 41
Geo DCoe, tro-tee. wr barf lota 2. 3,
4. 10. 1 1. 12 in Arbour. Oregoa.
M I. 5 and 6 in biock PO. blocks
79. bO. 61. . 7, h 101, 102
KcJ. 101. 105. and fractional bl
&4, 's and in Moetci'h't sotofa
.n additioa to Abar.y, Oregon.:
ASwti- endijidtd in'.erett m
lot 7 and S in block ZA. lota . 7
and 8 ia W 64. S of loft 7 -nd 8
in Llot k 70, ns 2. 3, 4. and 6 ia
block 63. Uock 21. and lot 3 In
block 4 in Albany, Oregon 12$ 60
Craala'l C C, lot 5 U Albaf. Or 8 CO
Croope E-niiv. Uh 3 in bio-k 1, ia
Alien and Eawkia't addiuon to
Alanv 2S
Cn;ve Uargaret.ifce E 4 ol W i3 in
ILtrkieman's 2nd aJ Jrion to Al
tany. Orcswn 4 17
Drjoe L W.s E X ot W 106 in Hack
leraan't a-idiuoa to Albjnv. Or. . 7 SO
Farrell M E Mrs. lot 1 in bioek 23
in Hecilerraa't 2nd ad to .Vhanr,
Oregon and lot I ia tA in Hacke
man 3rd addi'ion to Aibany.and
lot 8 in bl 1''5 ia Hi-kicm-n's ad
i':!ioa to Albany. Or eyon 10 00
F. rwe: florae, es'ate of. tbe w K
of tt N w of U 33 in Hack e
oant 2 id addition to Albany.. 5 09
Framan 1 E,.V i'cl block 27 In
HackVman's 2d addition to Al
bany. Oregon 6 40
Gih ! F. lota 16, 17. IS, 19. 20.
21. 27. 23.29. 2). 31 ia BrTant a
auJiuon to Aibany.uregoo..
4 63
46
4 80
600
5 55
4 00
. t G. 23 in tloca 2 hi Ab
I : " : :
iiaoimer i nnie hh . ancoinoi
in Backleman's 2J addition to
Albany, Oregon
HarrU G Vt, East 0 feet of the S
H of bkxk IS ia llac.ierain a 2d
4uil!oo to AlbatiT, Or
Ill- kir.t C E. '-be S of btt 7 and
8 In bi I to Hack.eann'a 21 d
3it-B : ,.,l.: v. Orein
i.-vi ;:jnr:t, lot 7 in block 25
bany, Oregon
Horton E M. lot 6 In biock 52
Htckmaa's 2nd addition to
Al
Al
bany, Oregon
llodon B M, undivided interett
io lots 5. 6 and 7 in block ilS ia
Ilackieman's ad to Albany, Or.. .
Johnson E S. lot 5 in bl 13 in Hack
leman't 3rd ad to Albany. Or
Ketchum W M and J J DubruiV trua
tee. X W 4' and w 4 of the S
w t of block lXin Hif'.k- n"
.itii.-iji t. tlSanr ls-m.t.
1 39
6 40
93
2 7S
4 07
3 93
Kne A. tbe west 45x100 feet'of the
east of block 1 tn tbe Eaatern
addition to Albany .Oregon
Kline A. lot 6, 7, S in block 50 in
Ua.kieman 2nd t l .0 Aibany.Or
Kline Jotcphine. tot 7 in block 14 n
tbe Eater addition to Albany. .
Knox a 1, N w J4 of block 25 in
Ilackieman's 2nd addition to Ai
bany. ttregon.
Kmrnrie August, loti 1 and 2 in c-l
& in Hackeman't 4:h add. tion to
Albany, O egon
Lanning E J. Io'. 1 and w 52 f et of
lot 2 in biock III it. Hsck'e man's
addition to Albany, Oregvn
Laugbead C H. S t of lot 1 ia block
2 io Uacklemaa a ird ac'di'ion to
Albany,"regon
McBridge Kate, lot 1 in block 77 in
Monteith's southern adJiUon to
Albany, Oregon
McGregor D.Yild. lot 1 ln b-'ock 1
in Jonss addition to Albanv.Or. .
McGuim Wm. east 24 feet of lot 3
6 40
4 17
320
5 55
3 20
1 ca
7 S3
In blo-k 10 in Albaev. Oreon. . .
Meyer Tm, w of lot 3 in block 9
in Ilackieman's 3rd addition to
Albany, Oregon
Miller mma S, loi 4 and 5 in
bl.wkSin A'len and litwktn'a
ad lition to Albany, Oregon
Montague E E. iu 1 in block Ii0
in Il ackieman's aJditka to A I
bany, Oregon
Montanve Kate B. lotsS and 6 in
47
56
4 CO
biocK oa tn rViDany .Oregon
Monteith Xettie. lot 1 and west
n so
of lot i in block -"C In A I ban v. iit 16 00
Oton Cordelia, ette of. lot 4 In
tiack eoiaii s addition to AlUanr.
Oregcn
Palmer August, block 9 ia Hack e
man's 4th addition to Albinv, Or
and lota tlJ. 14, 15 and 16 in
tchmeer's addition to Albany.th-
Palter-on Geo. S w of block 10
6 00
6 40
in Ilackieman's 2d addition to
Albany, Oregon, and lot 5 tn bl
23 in iiackleman'a 2nd addition
to Albany. Orea-on is ra
Pennington J H, undivided 1 inter
est ot w JS ot j w of b'ock 102
in Ilackieman's audition to Al-
racy, Jregoo
Rich) r It and Poill'ps, beg on ' w
line of and 10J ft northerly froiu
S w corner of bloek 16 in the
Eastern addition to Alban v, Ore
goi, t'nence easterly parallel itrt
First street, ia- feet, thcBce
northt-rly paiaUel with west line
of said block 16 to point 8 feet
souther! from center of t'ack of
the Oregon and California R .lt
1 39
load Companv, tleocs wtsterlv
parallel with, and o feet distant
from center of said rai'road track
to wet Une of taid block 16,thece
southerly to beginning.
16 00
1712
S2
7 40
3 70
RIU-PA,r h'o, k I'liii Hkl. marn
, 1 O-Oc-a Id in dtvlkmiM
2d addition to A'bany, Oregon. . .
Rowcll Eila M. lot 3 in block 11 tn
Bryant's addition to Albany, Or,
Ruddiek G W. lot 6 and eat j nf
lot 7 in block 15 in the Eastern
addition to Albany. Oregon
TtnnArt -lnhn lft 1. 4 "1 and ft in
Ki.u-b In tha wMatt-rn aJtliti on Ira
1 Aisn nreon
Schmeer Jno, lot 8 and w Wot lot
Scott Rosella, tabj of, E of bl
44 in Albany, Orero 5 5
Standard Mm J B. 28J4 per c,t of
wejt feet of lot h and e 23
;s feet or lot 6 in block 6 Albiny
Tegon and 2SM per cento' the
SwJof block i09 In Hackle
man's addition tJ Alban tw ,; on
Stewart C K.trmtee. xI&Q fV ir.
thN J corner of block 116 In
Ilackletnan's addition to Albany.
Oregon 2 40
Stewart W J and D S, lot i in
block 1 03 m Hackieman't audi
tion to A'bany, Oregon. a fi.1
Thompson W 8, beg at 8 E comer
o' block I :n riachietnan s 2nd
addition to Albany, Oregon, ru
north on E line of said biocfc i i-i
feet, thence wea'eriy parallel with
S line of aaid block to w line of
A Hackleman' D LC th'ice
southerly following sail DLC
Hoe, to N line of 4th street, 'bente
easterly to beginning
Tillotson J B. lota 3 and 4 n b!o k
ll 10
6 in Hackleman' 3rd addition to
Albany, Oregon
lyterLama B. lota : and2tnblocW
3 20
129 in Hackleman addition to
Albany, Oregon and lot f in block
37 in Hackleman' and addition
ta Albany. Teon 5 60
Wardlow C V, lot (, and o ia block
i in Abbey's a-ii.iion to Albany,
Oregon 74
WatU Emma C, i a i and 8 in
block 20 Aiban v. Orecron 6 00
Weatherford S "K, and H U Beale
block n4 in Hack-emao's ad
dition to Albany, Oregon 28 05
Velcb W J Mrs, lot 4 in block 11O
ia Hackleman' addition to Al
bany, Oregon .7 6 43
WiJIUm Eitfe, E ol& 36. 37. 33
and 39 in block 1 Abbry' addi
tion to Albany, Oregon 1 39
a tbe property of 'aid delinquent tax pay
ers as tne tame appear amctaed 00 id
d-linq--Jn'tax ro l. and will on Saturday
the iTthdayof Ju'y 7, at the loot of
thesttirw.y leadiirgto the City Council.
Chamber of id city, and at the boor of
1 o'clock ia tb afternoon of taid da y, tell
at public auction in V higher, bidder, for
1 eb in band, on tbe diy of ti'd sale, all
the above dtcri bed real property, or o
much thereof at may be rwcemry to pay
and atufy tbe tax aateurd ar-d le'ied
against said propertv In .aid city of Al
bany, for the year 1 't'Jfi , tz-getber with ac
cruing cofs and e?esp.
COLn,
City Manual of the City of Albany.
"How To Get Rich."
V witl earn yon 77 weekly, with oar
70 f plan cf lavtwtmect; von cannot lore Two
I men made t-HJO and fGoO last month oa 123.
20 ! Yon cm do likewise, if yoo dzra't invest.
will be ooor ail yoar life. Try ot with 123
and tee what we can dc. Absolutely no
risk.
Write fir prtirolart to Gnaraatee
Brokerage Co ." OS 213 and 215 Byrne
Building, Lot Angeles. California.
FOSHAY k HASON
Wholesale Rctaa - -
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ALAAST. OKCCOX.
Pure Drues and tbe finest and Itrgea.
Stock of Stationary mad Books
ia the alarket-
Coucernioi
Oar Bdmiisiii
Boxning wordt sver did set tne world
on Ere. It is oar policy to repress all sen
aational statements, to deal ia facta not
guret of speeen or eiggsations Every
word we print is weighed, and we Touch
for its exact tratbiolneta with oar personal
honor, fhe ifltryofoor word of mouth
it unquestioned () The integnrv o oar
word cf type must be jnst as snbtt-intia.
The object of all oar arpruung ia to tef
yon about oor bosinees e'earty, plainly,
convincingly atone man talks to aaotnes
it costa some money, but done inteUigently,
tt pay. Yon try it
SmxTT, tbe Prirter.
Ha53 Estaiss, EiJ Ti3j
Got thinga spelled vrrong and all mix
ed np diaylay wsa poor type ojd
fxihkmed preea work bed paper
cheap nothing as it ought to be? VVeU
take yoar next job ot printing to Smi
ley tbe Printer nsd
WiD B3 M ffifll
P. S. (Important). The prfea for dt
ing U will be right, too
Painless work a specialty.
FCKXrrrBE FOR SILK. As we in
tend to move to pofcaae will sell oat
household furniture at r-atran-niile xsnces
j Call at residence in 3rd ward.
WASTED. A second hand earcan,
chea'. for cash t-r -trade. Uiv
disenptioa and price and address
Buyer ia care of Dkmocbat nCce.
"7"AXTED. A position to da general
ww nooework: cr no rein sr. tiood ref
erence,
oc rat o&ce.
Lea e word at the Pu-
TWO BIGS. If too vrisito taken
drive see J W Roberta for a firfct das)
tig cheap, lie has two ready fur ate.
BARGA1XS IX FCHXrrrRE. Bed
room set, booccase. couch, picture
etc Call at residence of C. W. Eikiaa".
ETOR SALE. The
meat maiket furni-
J. t-ire. toots and atanshter
boase tools.
the Emerick e-.arket- Call oa Louis
ruck m an or William Fltckiager for par
calara. DKESS-MAK1XG. Indies withing -learn
cutting and fitting by tbe Mor
ffaa system, call an Mrs. R. E. Owen.
Dresses made tor $2 50 and np. Oor 3rd
and Oalapooia.
WANTED FAITHFUL VEX OR
WOMEN TO travel for responsible
established house in Oregoa. Salary t7$0
aad expense.. Position permanent. Ref
erence Enclose iwlrdreased sta-ABed'
envelope. Tbe National. Star Itwnrani
Bldg., Chicago.
FOR REST. Six room house ia nppn
ward for rent at H.00 per month.
Inquire of G. W. Wright.
rtXL. WAXTEU. Will pay
the
T T
highest market prion. C alt oa M
Senders. Insurance aeent and-
dealer in wool and graie. Ferry St.
aniku. A tew more
enirage-
V V
ments by the day to sew.
A1K3 K. t. Uvks.
AT l'HE MIXES. Boardings lodging,
and meats may be secured tef tbe tub
tcriber a' the 8antiam mioetv at his piac:;
t the mouth of Dry Gulch.
H. W. Whit.
fltasaiJta).
Cav-ataaadTradS Uartnebtataed ana all rati
eat bosineMoaoauclear ir Moderate Fee, f
m.1 alrtJi-LdrmwiBfforphoUx. waadviaaR
atnutil. frraof cliArc. OnrfeoaotdaatiU.
(waieatitsectued. A Pamphlet "How toOb-S
uun rasmia,- wita cost or uatlt ana li. B.
sad turdfe-a ocxuilriea aea t frea. iuldrats.
I C. A. SNOY & CO.
tVw- M. aW-
3w2-W Dr Adams