The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, August 13, 1897, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text.-1- V.' Washington Letter. From oar regular Correspondent Washington, Aug. 2, 1897 The republicans have other troubles thn those which will be made by the new tariff ahead of them. They are go ng to have'no end ot worry over finance n the near future. aft It ia an open secret that there n a seiioua difference of opinion in the Cabinet on the advisabil ity of comniiting the administration and the party to the retirement of the green backs and Treasury notes. Bee. Gage, as the personal representative of the bankers and ultra gold men, will make a hard fight to commit the administra tion and party to the retirement of those notes, although he knows as well as any body that no legislation can be put tli rough the life of the present Congress, because of the silver majority in the Senate. Proof that Mr. McKinley is afraid of this question may be found in the careful mauner in which he avoided committing himself in his special mes a ige to Congress asking for authority to aopoint currency commission. Mr McKinley has been everything on the money question . . He voted or the free coinage of silver in 1S97, and as late as the Fifty-first Congress, he voted and spoke for the Windom silver bill and the Sherman substitute therefor. He didn't want the gold standard platform of last year'a republican convention. It is doubtful it he knowa what he wante now. lie prefers to trim and to wait, but Sec. Gage intends, unless he is pre vented, to submit to Congress in his annual report the outlines of a bill that would prepetuate the single gold standard not because he thinaa it will pass, but because he wishes to commit the admin- istration and the repudhcan party Members of the ad ministration Btill in Washington, are somewhat worried over the results of the new tariff as for at thev have become apparent. Cbev did not like the shutting down of those big New Eagland cotton mille, and some ol tnera went as far as to say that the mill owners should heve1 been willing to keep on running their mills, even if they lose money, to help along the republic) party. They even like the story of ia- creased prices for almost everything ba'. labor that comes from every direction Speaking of this phase of matter a prominent Philadelphia business man, now in Washington, said : "I hear that a general nee in prices is to take place. and that peopli may prepare to pay more for their.dry goods, clothing, boote and shoes, and all articles of household necessity. If this ia goiugto be so, 1 predict tremendous discount and dis satisfaction among the people. In flush times there shonld be no complaint, but when commodities raise in value and tbt volume of money ia not increased, the common people are bound to suffer, especially wLen, as now, there ia no chance in.the aJvauce in wages. The npahotof the matter witl be a revolt against the political parly that passed the law wbich made deaier all thing the consumer ia bound to bny, without doing anjthiog to increase the ability oi thi consumer to purchase the necessar ies of lite. If the republican party hasn't a very rough row to hoe, then 1 am utterly witboutability as a prophet.'' Fancy and Fact S lid the poet to the farmei : "In the hanov harvest time The psies above look brighter and the bells in mnsic chime! Said the farmer to the poet, as be eyed him o'er in doubt: "Von'er a liar, by Maria! for the crap ia mortgaged ont!' Atlanta Constitution A. '.?.f th Japan has some sense. SI only needed to think again. Senaior Tillmae ia said to be spend ing most ot his time learning to ride bicycle. The man who starts ont to make any one believe that the foreigner pays the tax has a big job on bis banda. From the New Toik Mail and Express. Aiaminum whicn cost $92 a pound in 1856' and $12 in 18SG now sells with a fair profit at 30 cents a ponnd. From the New York Mail and Express. When the Director of the Mint estima ted that the United States woaid prodaee sGO.Ooa.OOO worth of gold this year the Klondyke discovery bad not been made, Be ia therefore under the necessity ot boosting the figure away np toward the $100,000,000 maik. Wrong aatn, Klon dike ia not in the U S and any way $40,000,000 ia too big a figure for the K'ondike output. From the Boston Post. The chartering of forty steamers in one day to carry American wheat to Enope breaks the record, at least for this time of year. Within two weeks steamship transportation for 20,000,000 bnshals of cereals to Europe from Atlantic ports has been arranged. The great harvests of this fortunate country are already flow ing abroad to give bread to the world. The latest gold fever baa already brought a new verb into existence. Two Cleveland men ware talking about another yesterday, when one of them asked : What's the matter with him anyway? He doesn't seem to tie the samo man he was a month ago." "OL," said the other, ever since he first met that Maybe ry girl fie hi seemed to bt, completely K'ondiKed." Cleveland Leader To The Public. We have ever been on the lookout for the iieet th ir.crkets afford, and with thatobject in view have secured the sole control of the Kamona Pure Food Com pany's Products for this locality. These goode are packed in strict con formity with thenely1nangnrated Pure Food Regulations of San Francisco. Their Puritv is absolute, and Quality and Fla vol the highest. To those who have been nsing the goods usually hand ed to yoa over the grocer's counter the great strength o the "ROMON A'' goods will be a revelation We have always found the Beet to be the Cheapest in the long run, and take jiieaaui-e in placing before you a line that combines highest quality with economv. 1 "ROMON A" Teas, Coffees, Spices, Extract., Baking Powder and Poda are-i guaranteed to please or money refunded. and will n.ake as a boat oi new friends Truly yours, F.-E, Allen & Co. Albany, Or. Sick Pcoplt. Nor d the best. & re yon ai particali r ia the hoice of your ( rug gitt as you are of your doctor. Yonr pre script o i at cur store will be tilled a j ord wig to tVi d ctors ordirs. i unKHART & Lef, Druf fcitta Why Silver Dcclln.'s From The Dalles Times Mountineer. Soma people express a surprise at the sudden decline in the price ot silver that has occurred recently, and wonder what can be done to bring It back to a normal price. That tne price oi biivb. has fallen should cause no surprise, but how to bring it bark to former quota tions is somewhat of a difficult problem, tt has fallen simply because there is no longer a demand fjr it as money, and the demand for mechanical uses not keeping up to he suppU, r, like any other commodity, must go down, just the same as would auy other, product. Silver cannot be eaten, ..either can it enter into mechanical uses only in limit ed quantities. Therefore it ia deprived of the functiona of primary money, its price must be governed by the demand that is made for it in other branches, the same as governs the prize of wheat, wool, cotton or iron . If the factories ot the world were closed to cotton ; that is, if there were no longer a demand tor cotton clothing, raw cotton would at once fall to less than cost of production, or at least the price would oe governea ny me or mand of cotton for the manufacture ot rope, thread, etc. The same ia true with reference to silver. It is no longei recognised as the primary money by the leading commercial nationa of the world, and those who ha7e been hoarding it up for speculation are unloading it upon the market, since the? see ih demand steadily diminishing. Another cause of the sudden slump ia to the attitude of the English government toward the commission sent to Europe by President McKtnley to negotiate, au international monetary agreement. Taking all these cause into consideration there should be no surprise at the sadden decline in the price ot the white metal, and if con ditions remain the same, there ia no reason why it should not fall to 23 cenu per ounce or lower But should a demand be caused ioi silver by the opening of the mints of any nation to free and unlimited coinage into money , or shonld it be recognised aa money metal ot oltimata redemption the price would suddenly rise. OM is sent no bv the nations ot tLe world, because it ia recognised standard ! of values. But should it be removed for a term of years, it too would fall even lower than silver comparatively, for it is less nsed in the arts and sciences and in mechanics. There is but one way to keep np the price of any commodity and that ia by making a demand for it, acd the only way ta create a demand' fi either of the precious metals is to make a nee of them as the meaeure of values, jr more correctly speaking as a medium it unrestricted exchange (jive eithei at tnem this office to perfoiiu, and it price will rise., remove it and the price tails. Senator Stephen 51 White in the August Forum. Bnt we are dogmatically told that w must have the Islands for protection that our country cannot be sale w-.tboot them. I deny the accuracy ot this con tention. We can maka better coatee: without than with Hawaii. If we ae compliah annexation for defensive ob jects we should fortify ocr new domain. We must build a navy capab of ens 'aining it. I am nnable to give figure, alto the cet of proper fortifications. That the expenditure must be immense, no one will diepute. In the event of war there could he no help within ca'l t3 aid the distressed inlanders. A wek would be consumed in tranrporting our navy if we possess a navy. Our eoaUs are not now forti-led, notwithstanding years of effort. Even New York and San Francisco are insufficiently guarded As for oar navy, Admiral Walker, be fore the Senate Committee on Coast Defences, described tbe situation, when be said, that if the English shonld en gage na they wouiu prooaoiy capture or destroy our navy, and that, by put ting all oar vessels behind Sandy Hook, we could make something ot a fight for that place, bat that nothing wonld pre vent the foe from raiding the whole coast. While we are 7ery slowly in creasing oar naval etreugth, our leading European competitors are acting with more alaerity. Our disparity aa regards at least England and France ia hourly besoming more and more evident. An exe'jange yell: ' fook out for the prosperity locomotive." Let her come; bat don't lie about it and say it is here when it ia not. The assassination of the prime minis ter of Spain is not surprising when the chaotic conditions of aiTairi in tht country are considered. Ons man showed good judgment in getting disgusted before getting inta the wilds of Cbilcoot pass. He i. now on bi. way to San Francisco about $1000 poorer and no gold in sight. Its British government In opposing grubstaking, doe so from a selfish and not a moral stand point. Morally, too. it might be objected to a. a specie, of gambling, hut very little Canada care, fot that phase of it. Without tbe big spring crops tbe Vil lamette valley would have been in a bad x. Tbe big yield of late wheat -ought to pnt oar farmers on their feet. $100 Reward 1100 Tie reader of thia paper will be peaxe I to learn that there is at least one .dreaded due- that science ban been able to cue ii all it stigen, and that is Catarrh. Hall' Catarrh Cure i lbe o i'y positive cure kowa to ne medical fraternliy. Catairh bein; aco iKtitutlonul diee, re quires a coiittitu'ionHl tr a nient 11.11' Catarrh cure ia taken Inerr.ally, tctioa directly upon lbe blood ana mucous aur facem of the na'em, tereoy d s'roying ne j foundation of tbe i'.ea e, uud givt p th i oatient strength by building np the con j stitution nu aeeiHtinir na ure in cloi' ir it woix. inepropnwor-naireso much faith m its curative pofT, tat lhe offer tine ; Hundred Dollar-for any . e that it f-tila '. o cure end fir Ut ol testimonial, i Aauresa, t ntnt.AtiICU ', io:ecjo, O. bld y Urtiirui 7&c. Hsll'a Kamil Pills r.re 'bebett, .v agnolia Llevators. i tl a The underxitrned hav rrnio,l 'Magnolia Elevators at the west end of First street, Albany Oregon, at the ap proach to the fcleel bridge, ami id vo i uuci a general grain warehouse imsine-s. Persons wishing to store or sell wheat or cats will do we'l to see n before mak ing Ibeir arrangement. Kn (ioiNM, W. L, V S. K. Youm,. m . - . Pon't Tulcr Spit lad ok luur 1 ire Innj. To quit tobacco easf; iid forever, he mag netie. lull of life, ncrvuini ilt'or, tuke No-Ta-Bac, the wnnJor-woriuT, th. I, inuU'"i creak men strong. Alt druggists, SOocrS!. Curoriiaraa, teei Booklet ami sami la free. Aildres Sterltna; llemedy to., CUlcjs or New York. Readable Paragraphs In France more than a third of the population (34.70 per cent) live in cities. iifty yeart ago Austria had seven cit ies with more than 20,000 inhabitants. Today there are thirty-two. A Leipciger has invented a machine for the manufacture of bock covers, which turns out 550 covers per hour and can be operated by girls. There are in France 1,302.400 unmar ried women between the ages of. taenty five and fitty and 1,070,000 unmarried men aged over thirty years. It is stated that in fit months of the year American manufacturers can make enough shoes to supply, the 70,000,000 people ot the United S'atea. In certain parts of China the young women wear their hair in long, single plait, with whinh is interwined a strand ot bright scarlet tnread, which denotes them to lie marriageable. The theory of a French savant to the effect that appendicitis ia contagious it doubtless baaed upon the circumstancs that it is fashionable. Whatever ia sty lish always spreads. An ostricn in uolora.lo lurmahes a lady leathers for her hat and motive power for her light two-wheeled cart. It is shown by the anual report ot one of the largest mining companies in Colo rado that since the organisation of the company the average ccat of producing l in gold has been 37 cents. A New York woman who was arreated for making faces at a man who looked in at her window and envied when he passed by was dismissed by the judge with the advice to keep her nose down. Ice cream has its good points after all. James Tohin, an Indiana man, ia report ed to have not only supported l:fe on ic cream since July 14, 1S92, but to have increased from 140 to 210 pounds in weight. Some towns in si iett arow very rapidly. Thee o one down on jhe cape which had seven houses tome seventy years ago, baa naa two bunt id he meanwhile and one of these huraed down . A young PLiladelpHian was arrested for scorching. His excuse waa that it was getting late, he was going to aee his girl and that the constitution guar antees the right of liberty and the pur- suit ot happiness. Politically, Hungary is divided into sixty-three counties, containing from 50,000 to 126,000 inhabitants. There are twenty-six cities endowed with self-government. Budapest, the metropolis contains about 600,000 inhabitants. The population of Uungary ia about 15,- 030,000. A Scathing Rebuke A wriggling victim squirming beneath the miet kcathiog, scorching rebuke a iude could administer was a scene wit neeed in the p dice court ot Roesland the other morning eats the Evening Record, when Fra'ik Wilson a piano player in a bagnio, bronaht before him. Viion who gave evidence of a good education, was drested in faa'tless black and told his story somewnat flippantly. " There ate too many people like yon, who are worse than the pigs in the gut ter," raid tbe jade in a tone hat made the prisoner wince. "Tbe evidence is clear. It yon did not play the piano in such places there would not be to many people dragged down to destruction, rueee unfortunate women, soiled with sin as they are tbe out casts from their own sex, are saints compared with such as yon. Better would it La e been for yon to have blown out your brains be fore losing yonr last spark ot manhwod." White the judge was delivering him self it was nut a pleatant sight to watch , the victim. Hetslsted aroaod in bis seat, rutbed and crumpled a soiled silk handkerchief between his nervously trembling fingers, and could not controll his features from twitching convulsively. "It is harder for me." continued tbe judge, "to eentence yoa t-an it is for yoa to take the doe. I propose to bave some part of a heart and eonscienca, and any thing I abhor is to del! with such cases. Tbe statute is ptain, however, and especially severe for jaat sncb cases and Ii'eel disposed to give oj t ij limit. I will think it over until tomorrow." Some tbng. and benco men bave been ordered out of Portland. They will re turn or other, just as bal. mere were eigrti lyncnings in ui( South during Ju'y. Judge LyncL i. as big as ever. An eastern girl fell ont of a hammock and dislocated her neck . An opportuni ty for alleged humorisis to display their talents. A writer in an exchange eays sleep is the best medicine in the world. We I know of some people who ouht to be the picture ot health. One writer In the eaet stales that there are 2,500 miles to walk over the Chilcoot pans, a sample of the lying ol the day The distance is 23 miles . A writT in the world says: The advance in sugar and clothing is a cat in my wages. I know thia be cause my wagea have not gone np eince ihe paage of tha Dingtey bill, while it ia putting up my expenses right along. If it takes $1C a month out of my wages above what I epeut before it cuts them down that ranch. Senator Clay of Ueorgia, in speaking of the delicions watermelons g'own in hi stite, aid : "There are more melon, cut and eaten in a single d ty than you would see ia Wa'tiit itioti in a mooth. On'y we do nit eat the mehtn down to ihrt rind. A'h tnka out the j iioy seed Ish heart and then, in our extravagance we throw the rest away. Ne(i'iri'iUnd has at times a peculiar viidi'ir. y'unli it thut dfci ibed : The oc cacint n! rounding of an immnte ice- b-in nliori dieiaiice trim the shore pro- d . Hn as 0tiishin local climatic .... . c'Mn'"' '"r"u ,U " Bv' Prev"n,i" th r Pi'i'K "' ec-u and uarden fruit, but pn-peniin at onwt. inanidcent pris mat tr or itidUfent effects Tli ) g inlan wan' Mayor Pennoyer lo 1 ike Mayor Wo'hI of Seattle, resign and io m Klondike ; b ii Mayor Pennoy. - r Ims fiioiiiili gold already, so much that In- at: ent only half hi wages. N R Surrmctt. a merchant of Q iincey Ohio, a place of KKiO, spends 16,000 a year advertising his business. He has increased I i srIi'S from an avsrage of J'jO a day to lo t) a day. He runs three columns in en different papers and had fo add f mr rleiks to hi. store, right in (had times lo?. The wise merchant I apreed ont and n eg plmty of apace judiciouely, , M IS PITS. Business can't pick up her pick. too fast, let The Journal, of Salem, refers to it tnotirnine contemporary. Wonuer what ia meant. It is too serious a matter to accuse, An dree of having stopped 'to fish with the uortn pole. Une paper does that. Wonder if there ia going to le a state fair thia year. Haven't Been an adver tisement of it yet even in the Sa'.ein pa pers. A steam threshing outfit threshed wheat on Sunday, Aug. 1 inside the city limits of Jacksonville. One man who was on the Klondyke says he wouldn't spend another winter mere lor .au.uuu. A Portland man advertises as follows: To Dawson City via Yukon river for $100, including 1,000 pound of freight, rarty now forming. A Eugene eardener'advertiaet that all the widows not foeling able to pay for blackberries can have all they wish ' free j oy calling ana picking tliem. I f An exchange advises the patronizing of borne institutions even if It does cost as much ax abroad. Home institutions that patronize home institutions ought to be supported. That's w hat. Three Alaska miners were frozen to death on Cxik'a inlet recently. The re port of the fact has had a somewhat chilly effect on the Alaska excitement. Tom McNary arrested a man at Salem Saturday for being drunk and disorderly. It need to be Tom who was arrested ; but we are glad to aee the tables reversed. The prime minister of Spain has been assassinated. That will not settle any national difficulty, in fact it creates sym pathy for the government. Down on the anarchist assassinator, and down on Spain the oppressor of Cuba. The report that A. T. Dreseer had been appointed register at Oregon City was a hoax. A blank telegram waa filled out and given Mr. Miller aa a joke. It waa shown the amart correspondent ot the Oregonian, and he bit and telegraphed it jo that paper aa a fact. The govern ment doesn't do things that way. A Linn farmer sold 400 bushels ot wheat at 71 cents, paid bis debts and said be would speculate on the rest, that is, wait tor it to rise. The idea is an hon orable and a gttd one nn ler tbe exist' ing circumstances, i-.very man wno pays bis debts helps very materially to make t'mea good. The Salem Journal save: "McElrov need to have 400 to 6W teachers at bis state associations, btate Superintend ent Irwin is a good circuit rider, lie can preach and eat chickens with any man but is no organizer, lie had about 30 males and 30 fmales at his Newp rt meeting. He got fi-re himself day or two late still somewhat seseick." The constant advertiser, and not the one who usee printers' inks iscmodicall. wins in the long run. Keep yonr nt gr and business before the people, deal fair ly and souarely with alt. This is the key to business success. Advertising aloie will not make a man soccefsl. bat coo pled with other judicious busi ness methods, it is of great assistance Review. The people of Orjon have a right to know jnH where the money in the slate treasury is. The money belong to 'nv gon and the treasurer has no mere nght 13 use it than the bank cashier has U take the money ot the bank and loen it on nis private account. Every sane per- son knowa that tbe salary offSOOol ihe!Mtbeintirator o tie l'bilipioe rtrolu slate treasurer is not a tenth of bis in- jtton. Ir. R ail dected that he waa r-W come. It iatimetbi matte waa nroul leader, bnt he atimin.d bal t-.e had to the bone. . I drawn up tte iiut cf tbe I'miip pice ; Icagae. n . ! B.r n,.r, B ,S" , . , placer, in pioneer day.. Down at Placer - ville or old llanirtow n. Nevada Cfiir i-w nora. Mokelumne Hill. Downievi'le and (many other California dvrinR. the eround prospected bet.er than Klon- dyke's best yield reporud. In con hero California also, eaperiaily aronnd old Shasta in Shasta county, and Yreka ,n Sis ki too county, richer lriks we- made, with chances of room in the erad - nal development of the country Yreka1 Journal. j j 1141KR v 1 1 t. vr...ofr r i. j.r.o- Jon. while driwnjr a hand tJ hore rar An eastern paper recently offered 4 the Pine Creek reerrc. t-nt over la drink : gold watch aa a prue for the Ust wur.en j ou! in the ratiuc. hi revjirer ; propoeal of marrtai. The prize was I W ct hi Pckot. and, ttpUniing, ksii awardel to Mr. K. Warner, of Orevon ' him instantly. Jbnn rwnlly cmei City. Follomine is the prize letler: Mi. Alice Marks. Yoa have longL w Uencett . known tht I bave admired and loved u-.iair4 f fA JLZ!i.0T1 tb"1 ll" eli?K bM ' Manam, Aug. S.- feoor Can, v.. del j been reciprocated on Tour part. I now i rwi:t ti, ask yooto give tneyoar heart and hand. "".""f . My bonnew pursuit, are v. .m,uiuhui. 11 tuu can aive me favorable reply it will make meoneof the Cutfest and happiest of men, and will d me to ose my beet energies in mak. uk wji uuiini urn naDDV. htflntftrar-il and useful. Your ardent lover, illNBV UooilMAX. A competent iudue save next to Von. te.-ey, cal., Newport ia the most attrac tive summer resort on the Pacific coast. It ha. tbe most variety to offer, bay and beach, town and wilderners, fishing and sailing, bathing and walking, clams and oyster., drives to Otter and Seal Rocks, a lighthouse, a life saving cation, no end to hotel, and boarding houses, a summer school, a good railroad, a week ly boat to 'Frisco, and an enterprising public spirited people. Tbey have not learned to vet tha pmvtli I nr They do not understand organirin", pro- ".v.iuk mm -uveriising tneir attractions The people do not pu I together here as they do at Salem and other large towns for the common welfare. Hut Ion of towns are Jong on public spirit bat lack " ki-uiu 10 loucn me lotrrn. m .i vurum. A Padlocked HeartT How mast women lKk their tioublm and sutftrinr? in their own hearts and i lenUy endure miery and pain which would canse strong men to cry ont is agony. The nflVr. of women . . ,nr. than half unknown and un appreciated. The refined sensitiveness of their or aranism lav fh.m a thousand exquisite tortures wbich a toarter nature can never experience ot comprehend. The least derangement or disorder of the delicate special organism of their sex over whelm the whole physical and mental bc w with weakness and wretcbedne. But It is a mistake to uffer these trouble In nlence. They may be cured in the per feet privacy of home, without the repurnant ordeal of examinations and "local treat ment," which tbe family doctor ia sure to insist npon. No physician In the world ha had a wider or more successful experience in the treat ment of woman's diseases than Dr. R, V Pierce, chief consulting physician to the Invalid' Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo, N. Y. Hia "Favorite Prescription is a positive cure for the most obstinate and vumpiiL-aicu icminine diinculties. u is tne onl snlv medicine nf if. trl.i .,... pared by an educated, skilled physician. lucated, skilled physician Mr. j. F. Rri red, of Omen, Texaa, write : ife waa bad v afflicted or 1th r.n,.i. i wife was badly afflicted with female JV. J.JW!.0J th5 W phytidan. in the tntry without benefit, but at great expense. .Y,.13rtw r.0"- nd we gave up in de IS?L.B!e, could not and out of door without help; wa not able to stand on her feet at a time, complained of dragging down pain in abdomen. Nmhln. k.,t 1 i,,u.?e'?f, walting her, when happy M.M-int name oi nr. Pierce cam to my Pit ZlJ, J1"" to "r. Pierce received hi advice, followed it, my wife improved perceptibly from the firt twd week1 treatment, continued th treatment six month, and pronounced the tun umputt, at a cost of lea than one month' treat, ment by the last phyiiciaa w employed befor consulting Dr. Pierce. She used Dr. Pierce's Fa vorite Prescription and the lotion recommended by him. It has been two years since, and lb good effect i permanent." fAiifc. Minn TELEGRAPHIC. The Mexiro Sunk San Fiiancisco, Aug., 10. A spbrial from Victoria to the Chronicle says: For several days anxious iu'iuiries have been made regarding the 1'acilic Coast steamer Mexico which was Looked to leavn tomorrow on her seoond trip to Dyea. me nieamcr loneka, winch arrived here this evening, reports that the steamer Mex ico, on iUKiist 6, while going into Dixon entrance from Siika, during a heavy fog at full speed, struck. Wert Devil' rock After two hours the steamer sunk in 500 feet of water, stern first. lae pasxengers and crew were saved, with their hand baggage, in small bouts. After rowing till midnight, they arrived at Metlakahtla. Of the 75 passangers, 40 w re tourists, who made the ronnd trip, Hnd others were coming South from different Alaskan ports. Fatally Wanadrd Spokanc, WuhIi., auk, 10. Either crazed by I iicor or laboring under a da luBion that he was beinir De'secuted. John Thomas, a pros iixrior lately from Fort Steele district, started a fusillade this at tornoon, which resulted in mortudy wound ing two men and painful injuries to anoth er man and boy. 1 be list ot wounded is John Thomas, Oie Oleson, C K Davis of Spokane and M ax Jackson . i Fatal lire Armkoto.v. Or.. Aor. 11. The people. of Arlington were awakened last (1 uesday) nigut at 11 :3Q by the alarm of hre, wb cb waa responded to quickly . lne ore was discovered in the oweliing-nouse of C A Sburte, and it was put out after about one and a half hours of bghting Mrs hhurte and her two children, Curtis and lUlch, were overcome by lbe suioae, and were brought from the bouse dead. Cold la ldab Boisb, Idaho. Aug. 10. A R and L G Caswell bare brought in $1Q0 in gold taken ont in a short time on a tributary of the Middle Solomen, hitherto an unex plored region. 1 he gold was obtained bv wishing the decomposed surface of a por phyry mountain, wbich, they say, carries god in paying quantities. EoiuJ la SkUadlke L Grasok.Ot.. Aug. 10. J A Wr'iKul and P L Felly, of Sparta, arrived in Un ion Monday, brtngiug with them t hunts s of ore carrying big pieces of fr;e gold. which were picked from a newly discov ered ledge a mile and a half south of Spar ta. It is estimated that it will go at la $40,000 to the ton. but of coune no one as yet knows bow extensive it may be. Brwrte Ike t'al Kawvoaii. Aug. 9. Estrada Pa! ma, who ia at the head of tbe Cuban innta in this country, in an interriew commented upon tbe an.ajsiu.iliun cf t'anovaa a fol low: While I bare no sm;ajhy with the a- tastian, I cannot help but iiil that the j action waa on cf retribution. Canova, ! more than Weyler, ha been responsible for the cruelties practiced by the ipaaih i troop in Cuba . It waa by hi order U at women and children were murdered and wrcneed. He deserved no Lmlt file. waa ray Salem. Aoff. 9 Th ranreme c today rendered decision ia tie three i manJamu uiU brought in compell the ' ecretary of tat to audit claim and j draw warrant in piymenl thereof. 1 of claim, the lower court i reversed acd dale to an jit the claim and ilnv ar. rent in paj aieot thereof. Stmita Omlag liar VT Asnisorox, Aug. 9. Conm!iner i?inirr Hermann of the general land f5ce. i ojw rn route fur tin o a hotae in Ore- Kpa. lie ha been worcinz antiduocttlr ticce be iSMumed bi bew duties t! bead of the Lard department, and tbe c:c tinued tra.n f Uu-1 on bun hat opfiiated a re-.?. ii will be aoav breor six week. ll tMfrtaerf M Atnir, Aug. 9. -tSoili ha coofid trial be kiiled SeiKtr Canora to tm; Ite Bamelooa anuciioti. ad tie iotir--oi tetkler, ln Joe Kit', who u exocated at Manila. Philippine UUnd. fee. ;W S Prm-CM. A.9-JlMV.lorloi: . . . . 1 ndP,0"t,?0S x ,.b.',. h"' ' qaaRer of tfte miiwr' oflki! in I i J0,sr- arpeared a it ttere wa a s ,raul." Vf msivm or lite ui. n.i. anj mi-; z " ,n PtWO ere jrnt n as mat u . tfcl ,be u2ir 1 looted after.; I ary Warner k'f! luy an.wi i I llt lb,? appeal. He ail tenisnt that he! ? biJ ot mon tkn "1J -n'a t-f r'" ' ! ,0 B,o varioo Rarl of tte district. S ecaUar raih , , i from 'r'nevi!!, and t a hrother-in-i ..f ad.aud todi.v at Santa A-. I. . j nanit. The murderer Sred tbre f'. Biiarn r.f a-hih tnu.b bead and the othe ta the chet. The woonueu roan UDeered iinoon-iMi for two hunri, and died at 3 o'clock thi aftenaooo. The aMatan was imo li.t'y am led. " Ncopohtaa and Kn tiie name o Kinuldi. but it i uelievod hi teal name i Angfle AfigeloGolli Tbe murderer declared Le kil'ed Cano- vn in atcomiduhment of a "j.n. vene - anoe and at the out ciiue ot a cDpi- XHrT- rOBT iQKsrtSO, kntt. An h - den tbatmany people !arte.l for tH gold Selds of Alaska durins the strain nf mesial excitement wa aiven here Ut night, when tbe Reamer (J nvn sailei for the north, just afUir the tteanu r blew her whistle focast off ber 'im, an excited ra- njrer. wbo had fSciO worth of provision oi'ii mrougn to iryea. yelled out: 'Both, divii'e the d d me Mwcen you; I'm going back to California. Wl.lakra frs Beer GaASTsPam, Or., Aug. Kd Jones was today shot and instantly killed by a man named Kirk, at Golden, atwut four mile from Wolf Creek. Jone was waix ing in the brush, and Kirk mistook him for a deer, nd shot. Jones hailed from Lag range Cat. coming to thia country last winter. He waa about 30 year. old. and wa reported to be w!. to-do. Kirk is about 65 yeara old, and i tot very well known. Afttr tbe shooting he went to Wolf Caeck and gave himself up ta the constable I A Bar Lark Wimicii. Wah Aug. f$. While cu- ! ting eniin yesterday aftirnoon the 4-vear- old sin of Peter McKay in some way man aged to get in the tall grain in front of the machine, and had one of his little limbs comp'etely severed. The other waa bdly manged. but Vt. loting thinks he can save it if he can save the child's life. flajrlna for Delay Sah Francisco. Aug. 8. Though Durrant'a appeal from thr order of Judge Rahrs, settinirJune 9 a lbe ("ay of his ex ecution, i ret for argument tomorrow in the suriememe court, an effort will be made by the prisoner's attorneys to have tbe argument postponed. HORN. CHUR0I11LL. Atriainview, on Mon day, Aug. 9, to Mr. and Mrs. Winfleld Churchill, a boy, weight 10 pounds. DIED. NEWMAN. On Tnesday, Aug. 10, 8V7, at the home of her daughter, Mrs (j. E rirownoll, in Albany, Mrs. Elisa beth Catherine Newman, at the ago of 61 yean, 11 months and 3 days. irs. Newman had been a resident of Linn county for over 25 years and was highly respected by all knowing her Mr. Newman died in California many year, ago and was buried in that state. The funeral will take place at 10 a. in. tomorrow at the residence of O. E. Iitownell, after which the remains will be interred at Millets beside those of her father. OSB Mowers ... Harvesters Osborn extras. Deering extras. Oliver plows, hardware, tinware and Stoves. CRESCENT BICYCLES. HOPKINS BROS., 1st Street, Albany, Oregon Best Work PRIN Office Stationery ft Specialty Give us yoai Patronage. P AL0AHY ..i?r V- ! J.V f j r-r7 i P XBCf ICDC C(l B rWUCI wans rr .NMANA BICYCLE I ' :Dlarcti. i ST1I3 imil i i VP9 A I'rainins School For Tcachcrs- ! .' Eea!ar Normal Course of three year. Senior year wholly pmfeiooa!. Train f int department of nine grades with 2W children. ; ln ruction and traiiin.it in Gymuastica (.Saeclith system), and vocal mnsic for ! f fntlic school. The ncnnl diriotua is recognized by law as a rotate Life Ccr-- ttfictC tO Ucll. f rl...t f.pPro,Smly, $.00 year, stuoenis ooaruinc ineuiwirra. i iu 5 1 ad-nie le. aoed from Luh application. Addnres I. L. CmPBtu, President. T4ASUHER'S NOTICE K0-1. ! Notice is herer-y girn that fends ate on hand to pay city wrrrants No. 534 : to 6.7 iurlnfiv'e ol the imie of I$96, and I Ut 39 of the twte of 1037. Interest on , -aid warrant, will era nith the date of ' this notice Allvny Or. Aojr. 1ST. fc A. "aateB, Cith Tieurer. KQTiCE CF FINAL SE1TLEMEKT. NolKe i beedT ikiven tbatte under tinned ae dnly apw'nled. unaliaed acd i arlinir ernt of I j lat will ard 'ea ( of L'nn coury t.ieSnn i,'te 6W their i 6nal accoun' wth l e tounty clerk f Linn County viregon. and t'.e roacty cou't ol ij wrty b fixed M nda, SperoSr ; 6'h. IjT. at 1 o'clock lo ttee afternoon of uid dv for te tie'rmg 'f aid account j and a linal e"l. mrnt ot atd e'Ve. all prraon h.vin? anv ol j.-ior. ihere'O are ; berf,hT ncdiSed 'o p-e cut the auie at said time and p!t. Iated at Albint Ore(rn thi July 26:h. R i!KRT Asnoud l.xeorcr. U'ntrvir A- V it w roar A:ty tjf er-a!or. Notice for Publication. Laso Or-rica aTOaxoos Citv, Oa,' Jn-y ,29 IS'7. Notice i licrul-y g',t" t"1 ,t;e f. Jow idk ntm-d ettier has ditd notm uf r ia intention to make rioai prcf uadr tion 23CI K S in sopDPit if hi caira, and tht said i rK.f will te mie before th reg'a'er and reoeivtr at Ore.cn City, Or. on Spt 4, 1S'J7, vw: Uosw-ll G. Ilibharvl.II E 11925. for the N E l4. ec 7 T 10 , K 4 t . name tne tuliow ing witness 's lo prove his c-o icuaus re.i oVnce np. a and cultlvati n tf aaid land, v ... Henry t'armody of N !'', Or, Npolen Itowdah of Niagara Or, Janiet b Mjor f Dutroit Or. Kraod KtadrO f KugaraO.. IUBRar A Mills t, Register. Notice for Publication fJn Ornca at Or boon City, Or July 29tb, 1S97 Notice is hereby oiven Uat the follow ing named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof undjr section 21101 US in support othi claim, and thi said proof wilt be made before the reg later and receiver at Oreuon City. Oregon, on September 24. 1SS7, via: Napoieon Howdah II K il9-7 tor the S W Y S W t. Sec I2.N W l N W Sec 13.N JfNEk Sc 1T 10 S. R4 K. W M. lie names the following witnesses to prove hi con tinuous residence upon and cultivation of said hind, via: RosweU li tlihhard of Detroit Or, Henri t'armcdy of Niagara Or, Krwt.k Rshadeuof Niagara Or. Job e O Fox of IVtrolt Or. UOUEUl' A. MILLER. Regis jr. ADWIKISTHATQ NOTICE. Notice i hereby given that the under signed administrator of thees'ato of A 1) Knox, deceived, ha HUmi hi filial account iu said estate in the count" court ot 1,1 no county. Oregon, and tiai sldccr as ffxed tbe third day f ouk1, 1S97, at the hour of S o'clock in Hie atiernjin of said day the time f tcAring all objec tions therito and et''ing ti e atne, there fore, all per ons having any tl jection to said final account are herein roliticd aid required to appear and h'Ui the same in suid court on ur l'ore sa.d above men tioned di.te. Dated this 18th day of June, 1S!)7. W R Bn vtu, 1 V Huncav, Attorney. Admin's'rutor HORSE F0RSALK C!1K.M'. A howe dark brown, weight 1 120. age Gyears. ftue l river. Inquire of Kd. Unbain third ward." Promptness TING LEY GREC0K. Real and Elegant De j signs in Crockery j Ware at COIfn i fi HUSTON'S j See it lJS Are built in i the lareeSt vIC?k'GLES. and Best 2J Equipped Factorv in fjStzptcf pishlfBdEt.the World elect the Waveriy because they have learned to know the dii ferenoe between a wheel that ia actually high grade an.l one tha i simply claimed to be. Some others may l god bat tli IVimlr i the higbeet of all high grade. Conn & Huston, Agent SIH'JOL. per. per year. arLn..!. , L'ataUfnies cheerfully sent on! or W. A. Wisx, Sec. Faccltv. ! UcLlKULirrtT TAX PATFRS TITP N3T1CE. Tbe d.lir,qrnt tax ro'l Ct iS5 it now in my ha id. tor ccJiecu-n nl ly otdr' of lbe countv court exxotion w:Ji .ine 1 j for a I f U lax rf.!'n'-j irj:dfBl j Aajruai ; t-w. al --t-- 4' co add. ! ed ni (4-.l di' ' : C- GAINED, Sierff JTn C'HetitTtl Urnt.'cy SOLICITOKS WANTED FOR 1R. TaLMAUE'S "The l-jwth Girded," or hi fatuous tour around the world, a .hn'-liog story of aras?v and barroos land. Konr million Talmag?' Wk sold, and "The lUrth iirdied'' is hi latent and grandest. l'KMAXD FN'jRMOL'S Kv.rvbo.lv want this famon book: on'y SO. U'Ki BlXJK. blG CtM. MISSIONS. A irold mine fur workers. t 'KKIMT ;IV EN". FKEWHTPAlH. OC PHr FREE. lT"i all L-ah and sell tbe king of look and make -iOU a month. Address for out fit and temtorv. The Ikxninion Catii pmy, Slar Building, Ci.iraj' rXTED 10 cords of wood. 15 com of oak, the balance in dr. lo I delivered at fruit dryer. CO I lay re Albany, Oregon. TTI-VIT BOXES. For anv kind of fmit I boxps lare enir orders with the Surar 1 r: .-. r- ... e r i ine .mil a: rmure co. 1 10 HT WAC.OX wanted to tui!d into I - Uomlry delivery iron. Must be in rood condition. City Laundry. Inquire at Simpsons PVKESS-MAK1XO. Ldi widirg fittirir It tie Mo 1V learn cutting and pin system, call an M rs. Ii. F. C-we Uresse made for $2.50 and tip. Ccr Si tndCalapooia. AT l'HE MIXES Boarding. Mging and meHU may be secured of the sub scriber at Uie Santiam mines, at his place ta the mouth of Dry Oulch. M. W. Whits. TiOU TAX NOTICE. The do tax is Lnow delinquent. All dos not tiiirired willbe taken upaad dealt with tcccrung tolaw. B. B Uutin, Toundmaster. ANTED FAITHFUL VEX OR WOMEN TO travel for responsible established house in Oregon. Salary t7S0 and expense. 1'osition permanent. Uef erenee. Enclose elt-addrpsc4 stamped envelope. The National, Star Insurance 31dg., Chicago. TO EXCHANGE. Good luiiding lo in Crvalli to exchanee for buiry. Must be in good condiioo. Address Box 120 city. BLACKBK,RIE-Mav I iced at the gTvien ot Mr. William I'e.tccck across Ua wihamette for only 2 cents a pound, laao your bucket over and fc-et oiuc. Caveataani Traits MaraoMaInManl all rat ont bnsinresconJnrtotl far Moderate Fee. . P'r.il mo.tcl.drawlnRorphottt. Wa,tTUaf na(miUlilerr-of chirjv. (nr frcnotdua till iMtitntiasAciired. A Hampblet -Uow toOb- uu rairnia. wim com or same in tAa v. sn4 foreign countrleatfre, Aajreaa, C. A. Sf.QW & CO. 1 Oe. rtlVII Wamu. Ia A . ww a.ninuTOii, Lf. v Wanted-An Idea WTio can think of some aimpk hli ,,i Protao. . Tone tdan? th ntv Krin v . .u uii. wrli rllo JOHM V,liDOKrtHl kN niTAuii ... nwtiinaum, 4.. tlwtir l...l nM ulj WATCHES. - AIZG7 If you want a good reliable watch cal French the jeweler. ( Bank of Oregon building.) ! VTa have the coodg. theonalitr guaranteed and the prices are light. fXlORTHERN M PACIFIC R. R. 15 N PunL3.a.ii HGplai- ;ars, Elegant Dinlr-g Cars Touis Sleeping Oar it S ac! iimt.epor: L'tj-tith taryo, iraad forit Croffke'on ?;p'er an.; THPOUGH TICKE TO Ctnf Chicago Washington Philadelphia Sew ork 1 t Boeton and al. ! PoinU Eaet and South Ttroogn ticStfa to japan ana (.moa. i Taooma and Northern PaciSc teamsKi Co., an Amcrlcva iin?- For information, time ruf,, tp? anC tickets call on or write C lioricbart As.n:. Albany, Or. Or A D Chariton. Art Gen Faae Agi Portland. Or. 1 WEI be kept on lap at the .tore of B F Mam p. Mineral water from Waterloo. Sodaviile and-Find'er, for ea by bot ; tie or doaen or deHvery to family, at ; 6te per del. Orders takn from any I part of Orejron and prompt ehiptnent's ! made. Oanuos Mis neat- VaTEaCo. j " M. W. Wilkins, mafiayer. MONEY TO LOAN. ON FAKM PROPERTY. LONG TIME i.Nr LuW J1ATF. OF IN TEREST. VV. B. RICHARDSON, . Agent For Xtna Insurance Co j Office. B-oadJWn, between 2d and i 3d. Albanv. E Fl n THK PI-'vMRfeli .... . i " - e acd pStimbiBj:. Upposi' ' a Ji -r ; CHEAPEST rowtit ...HERCULES .! A.D GASOLINE E.G L r.s- Buiit in special s-xea for priuUc- n5ce and factories. State toot wanu and write for price and te'rm-. Illustrated catalogue furnished free open applica- tion. American lrs Fcrxnes" Co. Portlan J.Oregon . Orego.y Ckvtiml & EASTERN R. R. CO. YAQUINA BAY ROUTE" Connecting at Yaqoiaa Bay with the San Francisco (5t Yaqoina Bay STEAMSUIP COMPANY. Steaislip 'FaraUon' Sails from Yaqutna everv 9 dava for San Francisco. Coos Rav. Port Orfant Trinidad and Humboldt Bay. r ASSiNGt. ACCOMODATtOSr UXSCKPASSM Shortest route between the Willam. j ette Valley and California. Fare from Albany and poinU west tc us i raotuBCO ..t 10 01 Stekaag. gfj( Round trip good for60 d.iys...'!!.l7fX ToOooe Ut Cbin : is.of Steerage g To Humboldt Bav and Port Or ford, Of0 tiojtf Steerage - m River Division. Steamer -Albany" between Portland and Corvalhs,throogh without lay-ever leaves ARiany S.tH) a. rn. TuesdaW lhursdaysand Saturdays; leaves I0"rt land, Yamhill street Jock, 6:0C a. m nndays Wednesdavs and Fridavs Edwis Stosk, J C Ma Manager SuptRivei'' wV--V!Mtl, CO VCARS eXPCRIKME. TRADE MARKS. rf: , : ..-vlV DESIGNS. "t ' COPVStCHTS As, JS. f!2rt!5. J mm ' v Bvwvnitin, 1 rwA w ntnurr &u 1 inciutou t . . 0-wtrhl4EutlI. .Utt.wi njrowy fwrstsninn ltiii I vpocuai uotuv iu the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, tautlfultT Illustrated, hurrmt elreuhttioa ta ' anv u-seutlse loumul. wwkST.trm.vUP .ear: 1 tl-etaa m,uith. lStH.taia txHMta aitl I on im IWatev -V. m v ailunrwiaWflnBnBBi i - - i A- TRADE MARKS.! MUNN A CO., 3it tirsaiiwa!. Now Vara. m To) qN' iHioMoiislo TO THE eivMTHi cHoicm ot TWO TKASSCONTISEKTM. ROUTE cheat uracu nmiVitfin pacific VI SALT LAKE DENVER OMAHA eak:as cmr SPOKANE tf!HHP0L!S ST. PAUL AKD CH'CASO OW IrTTW TO AL1 EASTEKi CITIES OCK4N STEAMERS SAVE PORTLAND EVERY 5 DAT8 .. FOR SAN FRANCISCO for tali ioforai i a ei aa CcstaAX it MOKTIITH, Albany. Ol W a HCBLfclilil, A L Moii lee, iia't Pa. .Ar i Vk rieWer.t and general marager. Pi!ad Oi. 13B GOG PACIFIC LINE. T3 111 Poiro East .cr!:id restsbale trains, eooasthig of peJ-a- s!ep:rg cat, luxa iens dining can. ek-cast 6r coacfae. ntakniSceat tourisi car red free toait Uein from the Pi. cic to the AUutic witr.cat thajsse COST &1XECT ISO CHBAM35T EOCTK T XAKCSr, SLOCaS CTTT, saxsos, KALSO. aosLasn ajr .11 In ins: District All point i-i the Okanagaa Country. Ge a pamphlet giving a fail desenptioc of ihi wonderfal country. Ak tke aurest fcr a copy of to minisg laws if BriUsr' Colnmbia. Lowes rates to and froin ETJEOPE At'actic tteaoehiip ine. Canadian Pac. Ry. Ca's Hoytd Mail Steamship line to China and Japan I HOSOIXIT, FIJI ASt AtmEALIi. Tbe shortest lice to the CckmLw. Th ear steamer carry an experiedoed cWiral man. and a stewardess 00 evry voyage For time ta&ea pairrtlet. or any ia ormation, call on or adorcss. S N STEELE & CO. U. Albany Or. E J OJYLE, Ar't, 14 Third St Port- I and. Or. GEO. McL. BROWN. D P. A. VuKuntr. I. C EAST AND-SOUTH TTA THE SHASTA ROUTE OF THE Southern Pacific Co. ChOfcna Kxpraa Trata :n In2aaa Dail i.-5ta J ISaet ar Ar 1 S 5i L r r.aLt ! L as at Ar Ajort trila stop at 'i3n be twesn P'jrtiiaal and SiUxn Tar nr, Har-oa, Jc'i-r)'' A'bany Tangent, SbedJ. ilaisey Eageoe Cottag Grove, Drain. OakUcd ami ail station, froia K sbqrs s a'"n to and ia cladicg Ashland. L t :iir i Li jar ax 3a L f S;nt Lt ) 7 J a Albaay i SBASCX. Lean Alfcanir b-r Laaan a Amn at Aaa trcsa L1 SS . bea SjVwt tat Lehuwa 4: r a imn at Aibaaji tmm Laam s& r a L Vi Ijt WxKiara wod.-w rsnca 1:15 a Arhv as A,aasr trow Wwxihara Cra LtfacH.T tir Xatrvta tfi1 e 4rt s lua.T ta N'ttro I si a PUUKAr mm SLEEPEEi. AJtO Dinin? Cars cn OgrJen Ruut- 5EC0N0-CUSS SLEtriNS CAB." Altaeheat la aJl Tbreaxfe Trala SC4e MrMss. UKTftRU rwaXTLaast 1SB Catfall. Mala vaal Ua T ( Kjnpt Sttoitly USIRU U'SAIl.T Ai I Lt ewrt'aad 4r t t-Sti r LrlldSP lid I ral Ar SO I l.T P .rtlan I 5tcM iTiiie TJalral Ar I .i a Cirtet r t n iticx at fia t'rrcrtK itVOTMa i ..lv.it a , tasir tit PAXaaJ C H1N A aiiiii i tcBba'ia i ami tw ktt .. .. u4 Enroai JAMN. nr al AlTR - c t ilisliU lu kv f KwlkSv. Arws t a.;xt-H rkha. Ssunr MO ff A nn;a&a On( SOLICITOR. Fe farm and hop in O raiHV woted at one. Salary on CO tuissiou. lcqutreof M . c Kit D KKS . TT AY STORAGE. We are prepaiw 11 stored to oX ton tf bay, i reasonable. MSksdkssU I7URTEADE.-A gord horse to for hay and oats. Call oa F l"teiffer. J AN TED- UPRIG HT ANDF AITH- IIL (cent ie men or ia:es 10 ir-" for reooiisibie. estuliln qou in Oetofl. Monthlv I Go tX) andesretsea lwition steady. Kefeience bnciose self-addressed stamped envelope. The Dominic n Ci.mpany, l"eit. 11, Chicago. wt; ent, age nts by the day to sew. aths K. i.. Owes. TTANTl'D.-AsefOBil band bicycle- T T -V 11st e in pood condition . Address kmsT. Thompson, PUBox2l,SheddsOr. T70K SALE The mt market fcrai- r i ..,1 siaturhter bouse tiola. - - ( . . . - , y-ii- L'i:A;as. fn. . . ; - 1 ADtES. Det-irtDlf a quiet p ace I0T I i;Mi i.,,,! ,th nnrs and ! board, apply to Mrs llappersett, I 1st Ward. 7th street.. 4 i wt I I li t MkUluiB.M, . .....