The state rights democrat., June 25, 1897, Image 4

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Treats tumors, strictures, facial blem
isues, neuralgia and other diseases, with
galvanic electricity; Office on Ferry St,
near 3d street.
WETHERFORD&, WYATT
Attorneys at law Will practice in all the
courts of the state. Special attention given
to matters ia probate and to collections.
OFFICE In the Flinn block.
BLACKBURN & S0F.1ERS
a"roiiiTE"5rs -a.t law
All legal matters witl receive prompt at
tention. Office, First National Bank Build
ing, up stairs. ; .
W.R. BILYEU.
Attorney at law and Solicilor in Chancery,
collections made on ' all points. Loans
negotiated on reasonable terms. Albany
Oregon.
jOKTAHTE tfc HACKLEHiM,
Attorneys at Law,
Albany, Oregon
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RE YOUR PROPERTY
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able old line companies he represents. Notes
taken and plenty of time given for payment
on farm insurance. All business will be
promptly attended to.
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ALBANY. OR.
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refund money- it we do not Yoa can be treud tt
bomefortlMSBtmepnce C5d9 tviii ih sixrs . rtr-r-s.
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TRADE MIRKS.
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quickly ascertain, free, whether an InTention U
protabl7 patentable. Connniinicatioiis strictly
eoDrtdentfaL Oldest areocr for eecaring patent
in America. We have a Washington ofnee.
Patents taken throagb, Jiann tt Co. reoaire
special notice in the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
besnttfallr Illustrated, lanrest circulation of
Mar scientiSc Knrnal, weekly, tennsSSUAJ a rear;
six months. Specimen apples and iLuio
Boon ox Patxsts sent free. Address
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361 BroadwaT. Xnr Yrk.
SOLICITORS WANTED FOR DR.
TaLMAGE'S "The Earth Girdled,"
or bis famous tour around the world, a
tbri'ling story of savage and barbarous
lands. Four million Tal mage's books sold,
and "The Earth Girdled'' is his latest and
grandest. DEMAND ENJRMOUS.
Everybody wants this famous book; only
$3 60. BIG BOOK, BIG COMMISSIONS.
A gold mine for workers. CREDIT GIV
EN. FREIGHT PAID. OUTFIT FREE.
Dr all trash and sell the king of books
and make $-00 a month . Address for oat
fit aud territory. The Dominion Com
pany, S'ar Building, Chicago.
wiaasysyyya-eM
& Careats and Trade MsrkucMatned and all Pat
feet business conducted for Moderate Fees.
Bendmad'-l.drawinfeorpboto. WesdTlaelf
patentable free of charie, Onr fee n ot due till'
patentiSBW.nrcd. A Pamphlet "How toOb-'
f tain Patents," with cost ot same in tbe U. B.,
i and foreign countries sent free. Address,
C. A. SNOW & CO.
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iniuniu PROCURED,
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Solictor anaAtlyin FatentCanses
m New lark Ave.. WasBlagtaB. D C
Office established I8tt. Charge mod
ate. Correpponc'ence requested.
Notice to Water Consumers.
rT,HAT WE MAY BE ABLR TO MAIN
L tain a good pressure in all parts of
our system, consumers are prohibited from
' lining hose without nozzles and from allow
in water tl.tgets to run at all times. The
waler will tie shut off without notice from
premUes where it is allowed to run to
waste. A lb amy Water Co.
CAMPEKS ATIENTION. Dr. Adims
the defcUst, has two good wall tent.
with fly it each cut", for sa'e at a bargain,
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Acute, or
Inflammatory
is cured by .
Star Bakery
Corner Broadalbin and First Sts
CONRAD MEYER PROPRIETOR
-Dealer In-
Canned Fruits,
Glassware,
Dried Fruit.
Tobacco,
Sugar,
Coffee.
Etc.
Canned Meat
Queenswfc.-
Vegetable
Cigars,
Spices
Tea
Etc
everything that ia rapt in
food variety andgro.
1 eery store. High
est ptse paid
for
ALL KINDS OF PKODUCI
SENDERS' COMPANIE
Always Pay.
No question about full and prompt
mentor losses by fire on insurance placed
with the leading agent of Albany. M. Sen
ders. 'WsfliatHelMiiresFeoieFcr
Don't allow yoowelf to be roped into tha
various "Local Mutuals" now being
pushed on you aa being "cheapest in
surance, when you insure yoa do do
want to worry about getting yoor money in
case of loss. M SENDERS
Insurance, Hay, Grain and Wool.
IT IS SO WRITTEN
and none can dispute it. We lead to
wall paper trade. We were never more
in the Tan than now. More designs;
newer, brighter, fresher, and more orig
inal designs; a greater variety 01 as
signs; finer qualities of paper; and lower
prices for fine qualities of paper than can
be found at any other establishment;
these are onr manv and solid claims to
your patronage. When you see what
we sell for 15 cents a roll and that we
only ask 15 cents for it, you'll be very
much surprised.
J. A. Camming.
HearflDs Before??
We're talking aeain-
talking to the hard-to-please
people wbo like particular
1 printing. We are particular 1
printers ; we put in tnat lit tie ,
extra-nice touch that pleases
i you. He toe job big or ntue, 1
its big enough to be well done.
I Oar Particular Department is !
I our whole shop. Ask ns to 1
prove it ; we can please you
I or give jour money back.
Smlkt'b Particular Printery.
Phone 9, Albany.
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HAS AND'GASOLINE
ENGINES,..
Built in special sizes for printing offices
and factories. State your wants and
write for prices and term". Illustrated
catalogue furnished . free upon applica
tion.
Amibicas "Jtpb Foundkbs' Co.
Portland, Oregon .
For Sale.
"Tha Miiipa rtnfflt Iianm mmiom, Pr
of the John Schmeer livery stable is offeree
for tale. Parties wishing to buy please
call at the stables and only those wbo mean
ousiness need apply. A bargain will be
given loun Schmkek.
FOSHAY k MASON
Wholesale & Retail--
DRUGGISTS ABD 600KSEURES
ALBANY. OEKOON.
Pure Drugs and the finest and Largest
Stock of Stationary and Books
in the Market.
FOR SALE.
A span of iron aray mares 6 and 7 years
old, will weigh 1200, good travelers. For
particulars inquire or write to
f RED ARNOLD, B06Ua. Uf.
Dr Adams
Cusick Block
Albany, Or;
Painless work a specialty.
Ife jScmomt
There is to be a fine of $50 in Canada
for every paper published on Scnday in
I hat province.
It is a good idea not to reach the acme
of one's fame at commencement. Keep
on plodding.
The student who receives the least
notice on graduation may be the hero of
the day in ten years.
The goldbug democratic party is to be
perpetuated another year, at least in
Oregon. Only a few will remember the
fact veiy long.
Lebanon's 4tn of July celebration will
be a mild affair in all probability com
pared with the crowd that will be there
on the day of Bryan's visit.
It is said $1,000,000 will be. distri
buted in the Illinois legislature
on account of a bill passed which will te
worth $5,000,000 to millionaire Yerkes.
. A Lincoln Nob., paper must be run in
a ,ery extravagant way, for the editor
says "in the eleven months ending with
Ma our expenditures exceeded our re
ceipts $33,000,000." An experience like
that would have an observable effect on
the Democrat's poca-etbook.
The wheat crop is short in France,
short in Russia, almost a failure in Ar
gentine, there is a famine in Icdia, and
the American supply ia rather leea than
average. Still, wheat sells in the Chi
cogo market for 67 cents. Twenty-five
years ago under like conditions, it would
have been worth from $1.50 to $2. What
is the matter? Is it evident that money
is even scarcer tnan whea:. Asks an
eastern paper.
A Bostonian who recently returned
from abroad had quite a struggle with
the customs officials at the hub over a
small piece of the Giant's causeway
brought home as a relic. The naval
office held ihst it was granite and should
pay a duty of 9 cents. The collector's
office pronounced it a crude mineral, and
therefore nndutiable. In the end the
latter opinion prevailed. It was cer
tainly a hair splitting affair.
from the .Washington Post:
Ex-Senator Corbett, of Oregon, enjoys
all the privileges of the Senate chamber
except making speeches), voting, and
drawing a salary. He has been assured
of a favorable report from the Committee
on Privileges and Elections, but has been
told tnat be will have to wait nntil alter
the tariff bill is out ot the way before
the case can be brought op in the senate.
As it is pretty generally understood that
Congress will adjourn as soon as the
tariff bill is out ot the way, adieu by the
senate on the question of seating Mr.
Corbett upon bis Governor's cert locate
ot appointment will oodoubtedlr go over
nntil the beginniog ot the regular ses
sion in December. 11 r. Corbett doee not
sem to be losing anything by the delay.
He makes friends continually among the
newer senators, as he bad already bad
friends among tbe oler members of the
eenate.
Popular Science
Prof. Alexander Graham Bell is now
busily engaged in perfecting an instru
ment which carries words on a ray of
light. Be Las already succeeded in tele
phoning by tbis means for a single irite.
A medical contemporary meotioos, on
tbe authority of Dr. Alexander, that tbe
planting of osiers on a large sale io
nortbwestesn India has been useful in
stamping oat malaria in a notoriously
nubeallby valley covered with stagnant
pools.
- Cheap Living.
An eastern writer gives tbe following
very interesting facta about cheap Hv'
ing:
Down on the Bowery, near Canal
street, I found tbe other day tbe cheap
est restaurant in New York. An old
music hal: lias been converted into a vast
dioinz-rm, (quipped with tbe custo
mary counters and stools, and at the
door there are signs announcing meals
for 5 and 10 rents. Ten-cent meals are
not at all remarkable on tbe Bowery,
where there are dozens of places in which
you can get what is called a dinner for
10 or 15 cents, but I s ave never before
seen an attempt made to provide thoro
ughly clean, decent, and appetising
meal fer 5 cent9. This concern was es
tablished as a charity by Dr. Klopschep,
proprietor of tbe Christian Herald, but
it is run on a straight business basis,
and tbe manager, who is a nephew of Rev
Talmage, says that it now pays ail ex
tenses of rent, superintendence, food,
sooking and wailing. Tbe rent alone
s 2,500 a year, f ince tbe restaurant
was opened, about a month ago, more
than 65,000 meals have been fun-isbed,
and more than nine-tenths of them were
of tbe 5-cent class. Now what does a
man get for Lis nickle? I say a man for
I saw no womeo at the counters. Be baa
bis choice of a plate of bash, liver, bee I
stew, or pork and beans, and be gets a
bowl orcolfee, with sugar and milk, and
three slices of good bread. If be prefers
oatmeal and milk, he can substitute tbat
(or his meat ration. The food is all well
cooked and wholesome, and is served in
very liberal portions, so tbat a hungry
man can really satisfy himself at an ex
pense of on!y 5 cents. The 10-cent meal
consists of, first, either oatmeal and milk
or soap, then choice of roast meats, with
two kinds of vegetables, bread aodjjbut
ter, coffee or a glass of milk, and some
kind of dessert, usually a rice padding
or a bread pudding. . The place is never
closed night or day. No matter at what
hour tbe hungry wayfarer may pass, the
doors are open and the l'ghts burning.
The customers are by no means tramps
or "bums" most of them are respectaple
looking men. No one is refused a meal,
however, no matter bow ditty or forlorn
may be his appearance, nor is tbe beg
gar turned away who has not 5 cents to
pay-
Shaving 10c
Hair cutting 15c
At Mack's barber shop.
J W Hentbr, the pioneer boo and shoe
man, does first-class work cheap. Call on
him, just north of the Democrat oflice.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
lit fu
ll mils
If aa
SWT
5
Ifuturo
Music. Miss Mildred Burmeater
teacher of piano or organ. System ths
Mason touch and technique. Residence
fifth street, opposite V P chuteb.
is not
New York is as much of a prise fight
ing state as Nevada, if not more so
Advance agent McKinley still has bold
of his cample case according to an east
ern paper.
Lynching, prise fighting and football
will have to be done away with before
our civilization Is complete.
From the Columbia (S. C.) State .
We may salefy predict the election of a
Democratic president in 1900 tbis on a
platform substantially if not exactly
similar to the Chicago platform of last
year. There are better times ahead
though we must be content to wait.
"Spokane is tha liveliest town in the
Wast," said Mr. T. D. Gibbs, who repre
sents the Northern 1'acihc Ksilway
there, to a reporter ot the Post at the j
Short ham. "There isn't a vacant house
in the town, and it is calculated tint
1,000 new buildings will be constructed
tbis year. We were in a rather deplor
able condition nntil the development of
the great gold mining propei ties in the
Trail ereek country, in British Columbia,
and in the Colville reservation. With
the opening of these mines the tide
turned, and an era of prosperity set in
which bids fair to be permanent. Spok
ane is the trade center of both these dis
tricts, and her business men have
reaped large profits. But the best part
of It ia that Spokane men own the big
mines, and so the revenne therefrom is
kept at home. The Le Roy min, in
which Senator Turner owns a large in
terest, baa been paying monthly divi
dends of 125,000, and the deeper it is
exDlored the wider becomes the vem
from w hicn the precious metal is taken
Experts say that this region is ecaicely
in the infancy ot Its development, and
that it will in the near future come to be
regarded as one of the greatest gold dis
tricts in the world."
Liverpool England.
Editor Democrat:
A paragraph in the Orexonian lately
spoke of tbe increase ol temperance in
Liverpool, as dns to tbe facilities for
strife transportation of wheel and stieet
car.
Thinking back a good many years,
I can put the improvement down toother
causes besides, A quarter of a century
ago tbe whole line of tbe Liverpool docks
was dotted with cocoa houses, where
tons of cocoa were u?eJ weekly aed sold
at a penny a pint to tbe workiog man
as early as five o'clock in the morning.
Another was the evangelistic work of
the churches to rescue men from dnnk,
to bold them through the existing tem
perance societies, recreation rooms, un
ceasing care for them and their families.
I remember a clergyman's wife sayiog:
"Our reformed drundards mostly Iiish)
are all right till Halloween arrive, and
then their old companions get them off
on a spree, and we have to begin tbe
work all over again.
These causes made Liverpool ripe tor
what ia now a fact : vix, an average of
40,000 popula'ion without a saloon.
L.
Curious Facts.
Tbe perfectly round pearls are tbe most
valuable; next come tbe pear-shaped.
and, lastly, ths egg4baped.
On the top of the parish church tower
io Bickooller, Somersetshire, is a yew
tree, now five fet high and still grow -
log.
Tbe ioogest time daring which a note
bas remained outside tbe Bank of Eng
land is 111 years. It was for 25, and it
is computed tbat tbe compound interest
durioe tbat loss period amounted to no
less tbao X'3000.
Perhaps tbe moetsplendidtydecorated
church in tbe united Kingdom is that of
Whitoev Court. Worcestershire. It is
entirely constructed of white marble
and tbe pulpit is of genuine carrara
marble, richly decorated with precious
stones.
The total numbeis of copies ot news
papers printed throughout tbe world io
one year is 12.000,000,000. To print tbeae
requires 781,240 tons of paper, rr 1 ,52,
430,000 pounds, while it woold take the
fastest single press 333 years to print a
single year's edition, wbicb would pro
dace a stock of papers nearly fifty miles
high.
National flowers have been adopted ia
various countries as follows: Greece,
violet: Canada, sugar maple; Egypt,
lotus; Engiand.roee ; F ranee, flner-de-lia ;
Germany ,corn Sower ;!re!aad,sbam rock ;
Italy, lily ; Prussia, linden ;Saxony, mig
nonette; Scotland, tbistle; Spain, pome
granate; Wales e
Every steamer tbat sails along the
coast is a refoge for birds that ate blown
to sea, mostly small and not strong of
wing. When disturbed or frightened by
people on deck, they fly into tbe air and
fall behind tha ship. After several dis
turbances they become so tired tbat they
can no longer catch up, and after hope
less I y chasing the vessel for several mile
tbey flutter into tbe sea and are drowned.
A flock of wild pigeons, so numerous
ss 'to recall tbe buoticg stories of days
that were supposed to have passed for
ever, bas taken possesion of a grove In
Shasta County Cal. When tbe birds are
oo their foraging expeditions tbey are
said to form a line a mile in length, and
from one bundled to two hundred yards
wide, while the sound of their wings is
like tbat of a furious storm. At night
they gather in a black forest where, over
an area of adout 1C0 acres, they seem to
cover every twig and bough.
MARRIED.
GLOVER ASIIBY. At the home of
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Loomis at Ilwaco
beach, Washington, at noon on Wed
nesday, June 16th, Miss Minnette
Grace Ashby and Mr. Orange D. Glo
ver were joined in wedlock.
Both the happy young principals to
this high contract are well known and
hiuhiv esteemed in tbe Capitol City of
Oiegon.the bride being the sister of Geo.
U. Asbby, ot this city.ana toe groom oe
ing pleasantly remembered as an em
ploye in the groceiy house of James Alt
ken. Mr. and Mrs. Glover will continue
to reside at the beach and will be at
borne to their friends after Sunday, June
20th. Statesman. The bride wss a res
ident of Albany several months last year
&THEJRIUUPH OF LOVE !
Happy, andjniitful Marriage.
Xrsrr MAN who would know the GRAND
TtT UP . h. ,
.(VW'IIU. Hill
Facia, the (Nd Secrets and
the New Discoveries ol
Medical Science asapplied
to Married Life, who
would atone fur tast fol.
t Use and avoid future pit.'
. r 1 1 l ij i . r
iuw, iriwuiu wiiie fur vw
wonderful little book,
called "Complete Man.
hood and How to Attain
ft. To any earnest man we will mall one copy
Entirely tr, in plain sealed cover. ,
ERIE MEDICAL CO.. tUSSSM:
The hones of Representatives
earning its salt these days.
SATURDAY NIGHT THOUGHTS
No event interests more people than
the various commencement exercises of
a college. There is a npirit and fascina
tion connected with them that draws
the crowd. Poetical In character one is
elevated. The ending of school days
aud the commencement of life's in lesion
makes an impression that is emphatic
In its character. The object of attend
ing school is to fit one for life's battles,
hence it is an era when the battle is sup.
posed to begin, and the beginning of a
battle has so much uncertainty about it
as to create Intense interest. As a rule
the outlook is a bright one; there is a
rosy tint to things during the flowery
orations that elevates the hopes and in
tensities the expectations. On com
mencement day the country Is full of
'nlure presidents. It is well. The
realities of life lollow soon enough with
their hardships and grubbing experien
ces, which if industriously persisted In
may lead on to foi tune. The great sec
ret to success in any field is application,
industry and economy.
Who thought there might be a pros
pect otdrougbt. Drought in the Wil
lamette valley; well we guess not. This
valley li as much cf a proof against
drought as Sahara ia sgainst rain .
A very rich mau during the week
jumped into the ocean and of course was
drowned. Ho the wires stretched
themselves to get the news 07er the
woild that Barney Barnato, or whatever
bis real name is, bad termiaated bis
very unsatisfactory existence. The
Democrat baa no tears in the matter.
It does not admire his earner.
Yes, let us have Hawaii as a
the TJ. S. There is something
and its interests that ally il to
S. and we want it.
part of
about it
the U
There is nothing for which the !
ockat strives harder than. being fair to
all people, and it will always consider it
a privilege to be able to correct a mistake
or tak back a micrepresantaiioo, never
intentionally made.
Mtlk of Human Kindness.
From the Salem Independent:
The editor of this psper is gla J to an
nounce that he has so far recovered from
bis recent severe illnees, tbat be has
been able to visit bis office a few times,
though not yet able to attend to its rou
tine duties. He Ends it necessary to go to
the sea coast rt mountains to recuperate.
As soon, however, as he is able be will
be fouLd "forginc thunder" as of yore.
Now, we want to say for the goud peo
ple of Saiem and vicinity that e cannot
find language sufficiently strong to thant
them for ths msor kinJcetses stiosro
duriogoor sven week's illness. When
we decided to make Salem oar future
home our "lines bad indeed fa! lea in
pleesaoi places." People of every de
gree called upon ut an J offered to assist
us in any way postibte. Tbe calls and
inquiries daily made a.'ler our hea th
frtqucnllj amounted to Site a or twenty
Many gentlemen ho were campe.leJ to
leave the city on ba:nest seat as letters
of apolrgy with their best ihet. And
ben onr medical adviser forbade our
friends to visit our room dec'ariog that
absolute quiet was necessary to our res
toration to health, the ladies sent io
boquete of flowers nntil our room pre
sented tbe appearance of a d iwer'garden
and little children p'eked n wild straw
berries, and erer-ron seemed to do every
thing they could to make as feel well.
We can otver forget the kindness sbosrn
ne on Ihia on-asian Peonle reaf,lu.
us on ibis occasion, t eopie. regard wee
of politics or religion came to tender us
tbeir kindest offices. It would oicopy
too much space to name die many ladies
aodsenUemen wbo made frraaent calls
. ,. , , , " . siampsM upon and smashed into a pan
Ia innnira allarnar heallh. bat es liaeel..,
Xhs list carefully preserved, nevenb e!ess
and ws shall always loot noon it as one
of the most precious mementos ot our
life. G jd b'ees the peonl -f Sa'eai.
From the As'oria Budget :
I do not wish loeneourage voa in the
sen ti men is expressed io tbe Budget,"
said a proooueced gold-etanJard Mc
Kinley man as be sat tboogbtlolly on a
settee in the Occident bote! last eight,
but I tell yoa I have beard mire tick
iog lately by commercial d rammers
about dull trade than I ever bave beard
before io my life." Tbe mau who
spoke is a life long republican, and it
will take something more than talk to
convert him to free-silver, but like a
great many more Republicans be ia be
ing crowded very hard by McKinley
prosperity. Tney will all be io lir.e by
I!.).
"Help! Help!" cried tbe drowning
man. "I am drowning!"
"Jove! What an opportunity!" cried
tbe reporter on the shore, whipping out
his notebook." "Quick -lell me your
sensations, and III give you a send off in
Sunday's paper "
But it wss too late. Tbe man had
gone down for the third time. Ex
Those wbo are growling because the
psople are demanding prosperity so soon
after election should remember that it
was promised at once in order to secure
votes. In fact it elected Mr. McKinley.
There's the mb. Why it was even pro
posed seriously that on election morning
all the bells in the U. S. be rung as aa
announcement of tbe begiuutug of pros
perity. That bicycle jokeaboot getting all the
exercise needed by dodging wneeis,
seems to have had a run in the east and
was aiplied to both David Hill and Billy
Mason.
Whatever else may come in this great
Willamette Valley, pot it down solidly
tbat it will not be a drought. This valley
is proof against drousbts and cyclones.
Barnato's brain gave out. There
wasu't much of It to start in with, just a
financial bump in one corner.
Mark Ilanna is said to run tbe Xavy
departmebt, being a regular dictator.
A
NEW
NECK-BA.ND
makes manv
a useless shirt as
We put them on
good as new.
for 15c.
We'll
care for all your laundry so well
you'll never miss the darnine sirl
of the si 1 home
There's
really no necessity of collars, cuffs
and shirts dying of anything but
ripe old age.
Broken
bands and edges prematurely fray
ed are tbe result of careless work
and poor machinery. Why don't
you try an up-to date, careful
laundry? Onr collectors call any
where, any time.
, C. Simpson & bo,
Opp tit Charles Hotel. City Laundry.
MISFITS.
The Salem Journal wants Judge
rell ol Marion coun'.y impeached,
alter him red hot.
Ter
It is
The walk between the Dkmociiat office
and First stieet makes it look as if some
of Albany's grades are uncertain affairs.
Another tnan, A. I. Brown, has jut-t
started for tnose Blue Bucket Mines, lie
will find what all ollir'inytli hunters
have found, nit.
Tub I)kk hat man has hear! Stewart
L. Woodford, the new minister to Spain
bpeak politically twice. He is a man of
considerable force.
One paper In Oregon defends Presi
dent Chapman of the State University.
The Eugene Guard says there are some
suspicious ear marks seen.
The bssrd of regents of the State Uni
versity employe! president Chapman
for another year. rh-y declared the
charges against hint to be trivial ones.
The finest greens ever eaten are dan
delions, the lines tonic for the kiuneys
in tbe world, and vet Albany people kick
because their yards are full of them.
We are looking for the Salem papers
to build a railroad up into the Crabtree
country in order to get all the trade of
the new colon;. Why tbis dilatoriness.
It cost f 2 65 to cut off a table leg at
tbe court house in Salem . This makes
cold chills run down the Dejuh-h at man's
back. What are we coming to ! !
Portland's sinart-Alecky detectives
still insist that Planner, the Forest
(rove absconding banker is in Portland,
lie is in the east by this time.
The story of Queen Victoria's blind
ness proves to be one of the modern
newspaper fakes. Nothing in it It
isn't safe to believe things nowadavs
wtiliout an affidavit.
m. Kictor was yes ter Jar sentence.!
to toe penilettary lor two years for rob
bing w. 8. Idd's grave. Tbe judge
sxmtv in limit was so low. Ten J
years would be about right. !
Patronize your home business "tea
Do not send away for your things Spend
your money with these who p -.J their
money with you. and always cuisalt the
columns of tbe IIewockat for business
invitations. The live bjcin n tnrn are
represented.
Mot people mho watch the eastern
base ball games have a team picked out
tbey with to see tn. The Dsmocsat
man a'.ware looks first for the score of
tbe New York., and notes m ith j leis
ure every win that brings the club nearer
the pennant.
A no; her train load of cattle from Web
foot panted through here this morning
going to Montana. Ft cm the way cattie
have been shipped out of tbe VYidametle
vallev this season, it wntil l tem that
beel will lea very tcarre article dawn
j there in tha Inture. The Dalies 1. M.
j Pienty left Io eat. This abig vsUey
A few years ago Corvaliis had nine ta-l.-oos
and six cburch bondings. Sis-
then there has teen a steadr lessening
in the number ct dnrk resort and an
increase of churches, "''hia month Chas
Albrecht c'.oeed Ins r!eon. leaving five
in the c'ty, hi)e rrgular servk-es are
held in eleven churcti edifices. Gaxeste.
Fred HoStum. of Oakland, Calf., de
clares that he and liareey Btrnato per
formed jn the ring together in London
many vears aga, no:isbUnding tae
sieter oi liarnato says her i-nrther was s
never a circus perforn.er. Tills matter
should be sifted to the bottom and even
placed in the bands of Port land detec
tive if necessary to get the rexl facta.
J At a tnee-ting of the
Alumni of WU
Frsnk Irvine, of
i laroette I niversity, 15.
i " a OI ' now l Versatile eUHOr
, o( iM Corvaliis Times, delivered tbe ad-
. a t .
now the versatile editor
ires of the evenitg Cut was his
theme. There was hardly a spot left
hen he bad bo:!el Spain djwn. and
f'f? ol V government was
cake.
As a sample of soar granes the follow
ing statement made by Max Prsel.t io
I'ortland, is the lxt on record: "I will
be near my family and bat 1 esra I can
save, while the cot of moving my f im
ily and keeping the latch siring" out at
tbe governor's rendence in Sitka, which
the srovernor is expected to do, wid eat
up al. of his salary, and nothing but tbe
glory is left for pay."
The Alumni of the Plate t'niversity
psseed resolutions, of which tbe follow
ing is the substance: Whereas, We un
derstand that repcrta have been circu
lated charging I'rof. Johnson with in
temperance and cross iniuioraiity, and J
attacking his ability as an instructor
Resoived, That we dcire to realhrm
our entire conbdem-e Uth in his excep-
tiooal )ua'iities as teachr, and our es-
teem of his moral integri-y, and stead-
fastness of character, and our gratitude
or ins unentiaicxl services
lurin the!
. niversity's pioneer existence.
Coming from so fair and readable a
paper as the lehanon Advance the fo1
lowing is particularly appreciated by the
Dbnocrat: "The Aibany Democrat is
one of the best uipeis iu Oregon, and is
more copied from tban any other paper
in the state. Mr. Nutting is a "live"
editor and possesses the faculty of pre
senting the news in an interesting way.
We also believe tho Iemocrat is about
the fairest paper in tbe slate, nevtr in
tentionally misrepresenting anything,
politically or otherwise, but always en
deavoring to mike fair and impartial
statements
Dan'I McClain visited the metropolis
this week snd consulted ac oculist in re
gard to his eyes, and was told tbey were
all right but that bis glasses were im
properly fitted. This is only oneot many
instances where people have been bilked
by so called opticians. tiarriabtirg Re
view. Another warning to leave travel
ing opticians alone.
There were only two Kangaroo Colum
bia bicycles in Oregon. One is owned
by E. M. Waite, the veteran printer of
Salem, now t ver 70 years of age. Mr
Waite continues do ride his wheel re
gsrdless of its being far out of date. The
other la owned by the Man about Town,
of tbe Dkmocrat office, and there is a
rumor that it will be seen in the plug
ngglies on ihe stli of July. It has not
been used for several j ears.
When you ask au editor to suppress an
item of news because it does not please
you then go and ask your grocer to ex
clude pickets fro, n his store Decauee you
can't eat them, or your butcbor not to
keep bologna because it soes against the
stomach. There is just as much fair
ness in one as the other. News is an ed
tor's stock in trade. So are pickets a
urocer s and bologna aud nockwrust a
butcher's Jhuisviile Brooze.
The Roseburg Review gets this off on
the women of Euirene: "A balloon as
cents id parachu'e jump Is to be an at
traction at the Albany 4th of July cele
bration, and tho professor (?) udvertises
that he will marry any woman who will
make the ascent witb bim and stay in the
balloon after h-cut the parachute loose.
If this proposition is ever made iu Eu
gene, it is stated upon good authority
that the bold aerial navigator will be
forced to enlarge the sarry ing capacity of
his balloon." The Ashland Record gets
tbe same thingoff on Jacksonville. Come
to Albany and see the fun.
J Gradwohl
Informs the general publio tbat he will
sell as low as anybody in the city for net
cash. Come and get prices before you buy.
April 1st, 1897 . J. Uradwohi..
TELEGRAPHIC.
Brake his Neck
FoitKvr Grove, Or. June 18. Coroner
C. L. Large was summened to Ulencoe
tbis morning to iaretigatfl the canoe of the
uatb ol I'eter halscb. aged C2. who died
at 8 o'clock a, m today. '1 be deceased
was a uiacbanic and was woikinv nn a
barn, owned by O. C. Barlow of Ulencoe.
lie was gettina ready to put ud a ad-Jpr.
preparatory to hoisting bay into tbe barn
with a derrick, and was liftinir a m rf
timber up aguins the barn, when the lad
der fell trora under bira and be fell 35 feet
striking tbe barn floor and breaking bis
neck, dying instantly.
Slew Werk
Washington, June 18. Tbe tariff bill
came to a bait in the senate today, less
than one page of tbe flax hedule being
disposed of. The debate drifted into po
litical channels. Senators bacon. 'tmt.
Jones of Arkansas aud Tillman takinir
part in an exposition of desaocratic doc
trine on the tariff. It led to several lively
exchanges, during which tbe cleaning of
political "dirty linen'' was frequently re-
icrrea w.
Cabaa affairs
MllUllflWtf fnnA 1Q f'l - fT llf r.
forth returned last night to his Milwaukee
homo after a year in Cuba as personal
pbysician to President Cisneros. Dr Dan
forth had a thrilling escape from the island
in a small Mat ana several times on tbe
island narrowly avoided capture by the
Spaniards and execution, tie savs the
Cuban leaders are all bound by oath not to
give in, ana mat tbe insurgents have well
grounded hopes for final triumph.
Aa IlllaeU Crleae
Liscoue. III June 18. A tornado
which pasxed over the central and southetn
portions of Logan county this afternoon de
stroyeu thousands of dollars worth of pro-
perty and completely demolished the im
mense cow barn on tbe farm of the state
institution for tbe feeble minded. Twenty
six persons seeking refuge from the storm
were burned in the debris. Pour of the
refugees, boy pupils from Chicago weie
taken out dead.
t.Uly bat Arejeltle4
'Chicago, June H. Charles W Spald
ing, ex-presideot of the Globe Savings
bank, and ex-treasurer of the state ustter-
ity, was today acquitted of the charge of
eauf zioroent. i De verdict was a general
ur,ri ... aa tbe infractions of the court li
the y.cj left scarcely any chance for a J
SC i, Hal.
Birailaf'i Bear
Southampto. June 18. On the arriv-1
alt tbe steamobip fecot tooav with the
body of Barney Barnato, tie coroner's of
ficers went abroad to ascertain as to the
necessity of an inquest. The inquest was
beld. and the jor returned a verdict of
death trom drowning w bile temporarily in
sane. Swase Appalalaaealt
Wasiiixctox. lane
sent to tbe senate the
tioes:
17. Tne president
fallowing nomina-
Charles F. Nerior, of Xew Jery,
In-
aian inspector.
J. U- Smith, of Oregon, and W. J. Jones
of Washington, cooimijisioneFi for the dis
trict of Alula..
Clinton A. Snowden. commisjioner for
the lands of tbe Poyallup Indian reservation
ia Washington.
Am AUarla f ate
Astoria, Or.. June. 17. Mrs. Laura
Uaris, who lite at Clifton, yesterday went
! ft,,T brorw. that bad strayed oa the pro-
P of U. r a najra. Vn. taintgs, it lc
alleged, set four dg opoa her. Wrench
ing a rati iroci ice rno. irt. Uavis Dal
the docs off. whereupon Fa'cara. bis wife.
Aotnee and Mary Sdocaon attacked bet
wish do'. ana bmt her n-r'r to Ja'h.
aUc rvrtaes
fsi.ox Jane 17. The Madrid corre-7-a!e3t
of tbe Mail tsr:
A tucnsion of erdontt and Sctos had
tonn have dt-ntei tbe crops and ine
vard in the provinces of Valiadeiid ani
Gasiialajara. Ia the ditric5 of Xeweasu,.
bif- bave teen fljodd. baodred of ct
tie drowned and a camber of lives last.
SetT UwJ CMIas.
Ctnmrr.E, Jane. 17. Jimmy Michael
the Welshman. la! f.d Jie MclaS?. on
the Chari Biver Park track. Uiu after
noon, in the hottest 1-S-miie bicyde race
ever tan in America, and at tbe tame time
established a new l.Vrni paced competi
Uon reror-i of 26:12, McDaSe led all
through tbe raoe up to the last tap of the
14th rai'-e, when ci papers beca-ne worn
ont. and tbe li'iie Wethraan, behirhl a fat
' , . V l
I ,n' or bJ 4 -" -f 100 yarda.
fraee buMhSei
Losdox Jo 17 Tbe Athens corre
spoedent of the Daily Telegraph says:
It is repotted here tonight that the peace
CAfrenoe and the parte have accepted a
settlement giving Turkey either tbe town of
L -g una. (oi bast cf Miiouna, or Xezeros,
eonh of Lsria.
The Athens toneatpoodent of the Cbreo
icle jy:
Tbe porte has abandoned the policy of
dt4a an 1 decided to accept the advice of
the pemers.
?-Tl.-d wkiupej
Xsw Y.sjk. jxinv 1" A dipal-t Io
the Herald from Madrid savs an official
telegram from Manila announces a d?;er
ate combat in tbe Philippine islands
anient tbe rebel general AcruinaJdo. lhe
Spanish low wens over 11 killed aid
wounded- The nesbasctued a profound
ly painful impresalon.
ea.s aa.eialt...
WasntrcTox. Jjae. 16 Representa
tive cf the government cf tbe Uaited
Mate and ilawa i eatbered at lhe State S
department Ibis mnrning and signed tbe
,.r,5". which, if ratified will make the little
j1"1" ' republic a part of the United States.
me jspanews k?vfmmeni nas n?a a r-ro-
i . . . 1 1 - . . " , 1
ground tbat it promises to !ead to a breach
of tieary stipulations between Japan and
Hawaii.
. laspwetaal apswlatsaeai.
WAsnixnrxi.v lune. 16. The mrci.lont
has norumateu Stewart L Woodford
,1
New York, to be ui in is ter to Spam.
The president also sent the following
nominations to the senate:
Julius tioldchmid, of Wisconsin, to be
oorsu I-general at Berlin.
Howard M . Kut'bin. of California, to
be agent of the salmon fisheries of Alaska.
Harrltalj bararw
KfGRNK. Or.. June, 16. A tenible ac
cident occured about four mile north of
Eucene this evening, which will probably
result faulty. A family was in camp near
tbe farm of I aimer Ayr, and a woman
and ber child were working about a camp
fire, when the clothing of tne child caught.
The mother strove frantically to extinguish
the flamex. and ber osrn clothing "as set
ea fire. Both were horribly burned.
Bailer Swat Haas
Sypnrv. X. S. W. June 16. The trial
f Frank Butler, enwged with the murder
of Captain Lee Weller, while the two were
on a gold-prospecting trip, was concluded
today, the jury rendering a verdict of
guilty.
Buder attempted to cut his throat with
a piece of tin this morning, but was siezed
before he did himself any injury. Later
he made a violent resistance to the koers
while on the way to the courthouse. He
fought hkft a wild beast.
Japaa all Klaht
Paws June, 16. The Matin publishes
an ir.t.rview with Count Ito, of Japan, who
is now in this city, cn his way to attend
ti"een Victoria's jubilee, in which, he says
Japan never had anv idea of entering into
a conflict with the United Stat.w as the out
come of the troubles between japan and
Hawaii, which, he added, hare even been
greatly exaggerated.
ni( Buy
San Astonio, Tex., June 16. John W.
Macksy has bought the Thornton ranch
near here. The ranch consists of over 100,
000 acres. It is one of the finest in Texas.
It is reported that Muckay will start a
thoroiitiorvd horsnbreeding farm.
Mrs L Yicreck is prepared to furnish ice
cream in any quantity on short notice at
her ice cream parlors ard summer garden,
tee cream 5 and 10c a uiih. . -
Albany Market.
Wheat 03 cents.
Oats 3d.
Eggs 9 cents.
Butter 8 to 10 cents.
Potatoes 30 cents.
Hams 8 cents.
Sides 7 cents.
Shoulders 5 cents.
Biliousness
Is caused by torpid liver, which prevents diges
tion and permits food to ferment and pntrtfy In
tho stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache,
nloodl'S
huomlua, nervousness, and, sj
a not relieved, bilious fever I 1 f
or blood poisoning. Hood's III a5
Pills stimulate tbe stomach, " W
roao ths llrer, enre headaehe, dizziness, con
stipation, rtr. 2T cents, hold by all drnsglsW.
The only Fills to take with Hood's ttarsaparllia.
Supper and Lawn Sociable-
The commencement exercises of the
Acslemy of "Our Lady of Perpetual
Help" will, lie held Thursday evening,
June24th. Th ladies of the congrega
tion will begin to serve supper at the
Academy at 5 o'clock to accomodate tbe
many friends, during wbicb time choice
selections of music will be rendered by
tbe pupils and by friends of the school.
At 8:30 the following program will be
given:
American club march, by Muses Xona
Davis, H Case and M Casey.
Greeting, by M Marnin.
Give my Love to all at Home senior
class.
The Railroad Crossing Master T Shea.
raines Club, (inttr.,) H Skelly, D
iley and chorus.
Tom's Practil Joke Stella Zeyes, X
Davis, J Shea.
When Yea and I were Yoang Maggie,
vocai.) a ana u iiicuee.
bat Id like to Be concert recita
tion.
Golden Keys small boys.
Jolly Blacksmith, (inst) E Case and
X Davis.
Tbe Way To Do It. rec A McGee.
Better Than Gold- X Riley and S Zeyes,
now to uure a tJooeb, rec il Miller
Grandma's Lost Balance, rec M Shea.
Tourists March M Casey and N Davis.
The Old Musician and His Harp
guitar ana z! trier.
My Beet Friend, rec O McGee
Sailing, (vocal) by little boys.
Tbe Famine, rec L McGee, M Caeey
and Caee.
God Bless Our Home cborns.
Tbe Sisters and the pupils of the
Academy extend a cordial welcome to
tbeir many friends and patrons of the
school
'ITifc City's Water Service
Albxt, June 14, 13&7.
There are so many complaints of la:k
of proper preeenre in the outer part of
our system tbat we have made a thor
ough investigation. We find that while
we are running tbe pumps at a pressure
of 65 to 60 pounds, the pipes on Sixth
and Seventh streets only ebow 2D pounds
pressure, a fortber investigation show
ed that several parties were using bose
without nozzles and that a great number
of water cloeets are running all the time,
makirg it impoesihle to maintain a te
cert pressure in the greater part of the
town.
Tbe Water Company is not to blame,
but our customers are, for this condition
of aSairs. C. C. Hogce.
erara OF Ohio, cmr or SKZDO, I ,
IxruCnnT i SB. I
Faaxx J. Caasorr makes oath tat be I the
Senior partner of Use QnnotFJ.CsimaCo.,
stain bmsiTwes) in tb Ctrr of Toietio. CosUf
and eai aloreaaid. and tut sa ferm will par
tae sua of ONE HL"XDRI DOLLAKs for each:
and eref? case ot CaTaaaa that cannot be cared
ar Use use ol Hajx'a Caxaaaa Craa.
FRANE J. CHE5EY.
Fson to before sne and nbseribed ia my
pnaeace, Uua iu daj ot Iwotsaaer, A- U.
i i A. W. GLEASOX.
I'SZZi Sour, Public
H a!r s Catarrb Care is takes fatensaJIv and acta
UractlT oa biood and atneos ssrfacca ot
lae arasessi. bead for teytt warm? sis, rree.
F. J. CHEVEY A CO., Xssdo, O.
Mf Biui ay Orairxiala. Tic
tlaM's Fami'y Fill are the best.
!!ii;h Grade Ltundry Work.
The Albany Meam Laundry, M. V.
Phillips proprietor, does ork Ciat
speaks for itself. It is high grade what
ever the article.
Now a specialty ia being made of ladies
l.irt waists, which aie laundried for
only 10 centa. LVlicate ooiors retained
and goods handled with great care.
Yoa can depend on work done by this
sundry.
A large assortment of garden seeds
white cloves, timothy and b!ae grass seeds
just receiied fresh at
C Bbowwexx's,
Yes.it pays
To boy yoor groceries and prtKiaoe of
Coun k Hostosi. They keep the best and
freehest a- are all right on pnc. Tbey
will help T.a to poper ie doll tiroes.
See their fine Uce of CTockery.
Trz German washing Cuid, which ban
proven soch a tine thing has arrived at
Parker Bros, ia a large quantity. Call
and try a bottle.
To tub Sbasids. TheO.C. A E.K. K
Co. have placed on sale tbeir regular
summer excursion tickets to Y equina,
good for return until Oct 10th at popo
ar price, 3 oO.
Ice Cream.
Soda Water
and Fruit
at
A. O. Beam
If you want a good and clean
smoke buy cigars made by our Al
bany cigar factory.
Let everj
and get '
cash .
body come u tne atar Bakeri
am oi fresh bread for Si.oo
C Wives.
Wild Blackberries.
ilig crop of wild blackberries on E.
Wills farm at Black djg tbis year. A
fine place to pick. Only 60 cents per day
per person. May begin on June 23.
Some new things pieced np in the east
and a large stock of clean stationary.
Toors f w a little money,
S milky, the Printer.
Iu our new builJing after June -5. 'Pnone
9. i
Comb and Sss my line of ladies and
childrens bats. Children's all trimmed
lor Toe A complete line of fine new
dowers also received yesterday. Any
n.mbcr of dozen eggs taken in exchange
for bats at Mrs John X. Horrxax's.
Changs or Tin. Owing to low water
the O C E steamer Albany for the pres
ent will leave Corvaliis at 6 o'clock a tn
and Albany at 7 o clock a m-
Savc Your Grain.
Few real i that each squirrel .destroy
$1.50 worth of grain annually, Wake
lee's Sjuirrel and Gopher Etteruvinstor ia
ihemMt effective and economical poison
known. Price reductd to 30 cents. For
ale by Fwhay & Maon, agents.
Regardless of Cost.
Julius Onidwohl intends to go out of the
crockery aid glassware business, going in
to some ot ber line ot business, and hence
wi.l sell bis good of this kind regardless
of cost. Wben ou caU and get his prices
aou will be convinced that he means btsi
nts, aud will believe what he says
Wool Wanted.
At the Albany Woolen Mill, highest
rr arret price paid. Call at mill and get
woolsacks.
Allfkrsoks knowing themselves ia
debted to the undarsianed are requested to
make immediate settlement, as I shall close
present business the 1st ot July.
R. M. RoBKirooir.
Mrs. Viereck bas connected parlors with
her summer garden, where she can serve
the public in ail kinds of weather witb her
delicious ice cream.
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Get a pamphlet giving a full desenptior.
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for a copy of the minis g laws of Britisr
Columbia.
Lowes rates to and froio
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Atlantic steamship ines.
Canadian Pac.Ry. CVs
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ine) China and Japan
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Connecting at Tannin Bay with the
Sau Francisco & Yatjaiua Bay
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Sails from Yaquina everv 9 dare for
San Francisco, Coos Bar, Port Orford
Trinidad and Humboldt Bay.
'assises Accomodation U.vsrnraBSXB
Shortest route between the Willam
ette Valley and California.
Fare trom Albany and points west tc
Ban Francisco
Cakx 10 0C
$vssaaci &0C
Round trip good for 60 days 17 JX
To Coos Bay
Cabin tSJW
Steerage 6 CC
To Humboldt Bav and Port Orford,
Cabin '. KU
Steerage 'CO
River Division.
Steamer "Albany" between Portiantl
and OorvsJlis,throogh without lavcver.
Leaves Albany 8:00 a. m. Tuesdays,
Tbursdavs and Saturdays; leaves Port
land. Yamhill street dock;, 6:00 a. m.
nndays Wednesdays and Fridays. ,
Epwis Stosk, " J C liaTO
Manager Supt River Pit.
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