The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, October 29, 1897, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE MAIN MUIUULHn ourrun 9 n- BODY WEAKEN AND LET CO UNDER t BACKACHE OR LUMBACO. TO RESTORE, 8TRENCTHEN, DR. J.L.HILL . by ician and surgeon. Office, First St. OR. C, U. CUALTBERLIf! Treats tumors, strictures, facial blem shea, neuralgia and other diseases, with galvanic electricity. Office on Ferry St, ear 8d street. '7ETHERF0RD& WYATT Attorneys at law Will practice in all the courts of the state. Special attention given to matters in probate and to collections. OFFICifi In the Flinn block. V.R.BILYEU. Attorney at law and Solicitor in Chancery. oUecaona made or all points. Loans negotiated on reasonable terms. Albany Oregon. yOBTANTE HACMI.KMAW, Attorneys at Lav, Albany, Oregon f J MHlTNKi '.' 7 Attorney at Law, Aloany. Or. F IRST KATIOAAL. BANK, f auuurT,oMOM P.-eslttoBt VWPiaeldSat . ........FLIUTI B.B,TOTOa .a. W. LAHODOH (Mate. TRANSACTS a SEMKRALbwklBalbwlMM ACCOUNTS KBFT MbUrt U thdl. U&TT K1CHANQX aad totefWPtM Waaalar, oM He York 8u nraaeaieo,CMaar. aa. r-otlavd OLLECTIOHt SADS (aianM. tana P A Qooawra, L. fuu . O. 8. Puna. Pants, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Shirts and Bookstore goods. Please remembet this. WRBLO, (He Puts the Prices Down j. c. iimm Ground Floor Dental Office. Broadalbin, St., Albany, Or. Yard Littler, ' Assistant. CHEAPEST POWER ...HERCULES GASOLINE Boilt in special sizes for printing offices and factories. State your wants and write for prices and term-. Illustrated catalogue furnished free upon app'ica tion . , Amiricas 1tfk Fookdos' Co. Portland, Oregon. Honey to Loan. We have a block of $40,000 to loan on yood frm in Liaa and adjoining count- tea. If you have good aeearity and perfect title, we can furnish yon the com without . delay, as we make oar own examination of security. ' -Call on as or write 8. N. SraLsa-Co, Albany, Oregon. Dr Adams Cusick Block Albanv. Or Painless work a specialty. I at our expense if you're not pleased ' F ALLES k CO. HEW VORK WORLD, Xhrice-a-Week Edition 18 Pages a Week .. . . 156 Papers a Yeai For One Dollar. rwhttekedc very AlteraateBajr exreat Saa Tbe Thrice-a-Week Edition of Tas U m, Tobk Would is first among all "weekey papers in size, frequency of publication and tbe freshness, 8 ecu racy and variety ef its cot tents. It bis all the merits of a great $6 daily at the price of a dollai weekly. Its political news is prompt, com plete, accurate and impartial as all its reis ers will testify. It is against tbe monopo lies and tor the people - - v .11 prints tne news or ail the world b. ing special correspondence from . all portant news paints on the globe. It 4-illiant illustrations, stories by sratnors, a capital numer pa ire, com snarkeU, departments fer the house' and women' work and other special paramenia , . - We offer this unequaled newspaper Me th. Democrat together one year fer $o Pupal UMni jmerson or Belsartw MARY CUN01FF, Cor. S,d and Washington St. ! . t: . 1 ex . Extracts Bejng Paaroer WATCHES If you want a good reliable watch on French the jeweler. (Bank of Oregon building.) We have the goods, thequaiity guaranteed and the prices are light. REME.UBIR that what the doctor said should be borne in mind and acted upon. One part of his advice was to have bis prescrip tion filled at Camming Drag btore Physicians like to have their patienU given medicines composed of the exact drugs called for in the prescription. Pare drags are everything, and oar drags are always pore. We are too careful to make mistakes. Oar assortment oi standard medicines, mineral stars, per fames, etc., is oneqaaled. J. A. Camming. SENDERS' COMPANIES Always Pay. No question about full and prompt meat of losaes by fire on insuiaac plscec with the leading agent of Albany. M. Sen ders. . Don't allow yourself to be roped imo th' varioos "Local Mutuals now being pushed on you as being "cheapest In surance. when you insure you do aot want to worry about getting your money i case of loss M SENDERS Insurance. Hay, Grain and Wool. LOOK HERE. Tie Oregon School Supply House, Incorporated, of Altauj, Has come to stay and is now prepared to furnish school "districts with every thing needed in the line of school furni ture snd apparatus, such ss seats, desks, maps, charts, globes, blackboards and in fact ail of the necessary articles which go to and are required in the school room. We are alio general agents for tbe famous Kennedys Dissecting Mathe matical blocks for teaching ot mensura tion and teachers instruction. The blocks are indespensiable in the school room, snd boards of directors will do well to come and examine them and see for themselves. These blocks are uni versally endorsed by the best teachers and educators in the land and are to be seen to be appreciated. Give as a call Our prices are the lowest and our terms the beau Office Soahan Block, Boom 20, ap stairs. Abcgox School srppLT Hocss. CLEAN Commercial Printibg 0 On Good Stock Qeclffft EiM Prices SMILEY THE PRINTER Broadalbin St Brown Block, FRANK SKIPTON Successor to John Scnmee. Liyefy at Reasonable Rates. W II keep teams for 10 cents, with feed -40 cnts, all night $1.00 P0SHAY& MASON Wholesale Retail DRUBBIST3 AHD BOOKSELLERS ALBAKT, ORKGOX. Pure Drugs and the. finest and Largest Stock of Stationary and Books in the Market. J. M. RALSTON 3 Doors East of Democrat Office. Money to loan on turn ket-ority, at mall loans made on personal tecurity. City, county and school warrants bnr rhi. Collections made on fnvnraliU ten. Fire insurance written in three of the largest companies in the world, at lowest rates. The Magnolia Laundry C SIMPSONS son PriC68W0rk WOITantei Wkt Mtvmmt In six years tbe membership of the spiritualistic societies f the United States has increased 33 per cent. There have evidently been a good many rap pings during that time. The Tammany candidate for mayor of Greater New York, Mr. Van Wyck, ba made some promise. Wonder il they will be as reliable as those of Boss Tweed tn days of old. Daring the past year over 1900 railroad men were killed by accident in the United States. A man almost takes hi life in his band when be goes into tbe business, and yet it has a fascination for many that few businesses offer. Mr. G B Mrores, of Balem, today as sames the office ot register of the land office at Oregon City. Tbe opinion is that he will fill the offioe well, probably better than Mr. Gear would, and he has plainly shown that he has bettor sense. Geo Pullman.the famous Pallman car man, is dead he will ride no mire. Men do different things to make a monument for themselves that will keep their mem ory green when they are gene, bot prob ably few leave those that will last longer than to at ot Pullman. So long as people ide in cars the name ot Pallman will be heard.. Senator Thurston, the "hired attor. ney" of the rascals who are about to tMl th. Union Pacific railroad and rob tbe government, declared in a speech in Brooklyn, Sew York, a night or two ago: There will be no mors republican presi dents of the United Sta'e unless yon elect Benjamin F Tracy fi.it mayor o1 Greater New York Joe Simon and Harvy Scott are soo to send a man to Pendleton to Uke charge politically of our morning con temporary, we are told. It is said Mr. Middleton, now reporter on the oregon- 1. will be the man. Mr. Middleton had eharse of the Tribune oa a former occasion. He is needed now as mucb as he was before, and we expect him to ac complish as mucb as he did before. E.O A correspondent of a big London paper has just died in Havsxna, from starve' tion. Now England is liab'.s to get ber back up and make the feathers fly. We would like te see Englaod again whip the stuffing out ol that cowardly country, expressing it in slang, which is good enonith for ths occasion. Bat it will end in smoke, if it begins at all. At Seattle the hanks carry as deposits $4,240,093 93. Tbe Portland Oregoniaa calls attention to the fact that one bank in Portland, the First National, has on deposit 1 5358,127 82 and adds significant lv:"and there are nine others." Money n deceit in banks does not always eooat as being of service to the community, A deposit of $100.000 is of mors see to a community U kept is circlaUoo than a deposit of $10,000,000 if kept iUe in tbe vsalts. E. O. A Bogging Mfsr- B.t. Chronicle. Haggard snd decrepit, snd with just enough clothing to cover bet limbs, Mrs. E J Van Da ten, 70 years of age, was taken to tbe Receiving Hospital yester day afternoon and locked In a padded cell pending an examination ae to ber sanity. Although known as a profes Siocal mendicant, when searched 14400 in gold was found sewed up in ber under garments. For some time a woman baa been liv ng in a bones at2lt Mealton aveou. Thinking sue was without means, the landlord. Mr. 8troog, made ae esTort to collect tbe rent. Almost dally she was seen parading tb principal streets soliciting alms. Several weeks ago Strong learned that she bad money, and be demanded tbe back rent, which amounted to $202.50. lire. Van Dusen with tears streaming down ber chteks, declared that she was penniless and was dependant ea t&e jcbarity of strangers. Convinced tfaet tae woman waade eeiving him. Strong bad Attoraaf Wit liam Tomeky brlog suit for ths money due for rent- Bbs failed to answer tbe sum moos, and judgement was entered against ber. Then a watch was placed over ber to learn where she bid ber gold. bat she save no indication, and tbe watshas were called off. Convinced tbst ber wealth was about ber pe-soa. Attorney Tofl?y yesterday took out a warrant charging ber with beinn insane. In tbe hosp'tal Mrs. Van Dusen vigorously resented any attsrspt o search her. She insisted toat she did not baesa cent. After considerable trouble the matron succeeded in inducing bar to undress. Her clothing wss then token from ber and examined. Sewed np in one of ber uuder-giraents, ass tbe gold she bsd hoarded for years. Today an attach ment will be levied on tbe money to satisfy tbe judgment ohtaioed against ber. The bnsband ol the woman is in tbe City and County hospital, suffering from blood poisoning. It te aaid be does not know of her wealth. Fbe rarely visits him, and sppsrently does not care whether he lives or dies. Let everybody come to tne &er Baker) and get 4' 'osves ol freh braad for Sl.or cash. - CMsvss. Karl's Clover ft "t Tea. .or Constips. tion it's th- Be'- and if after osing it you don't say a . return the nackaae and get your miney. -,Jb' Foibar A Mason Boat Tobsec. 8it 4 Maws, toar 14ft Away, To quit tobacco etml'j and torarer, be netic. full of Ills, nerve and vigor, take No-To-Boc, the wonder-worker, that mak n weak maa strong, All druggist, too or SI. Cur. guaran teed. Uoo(rjU$ jMtd sample free. Addresa SMrJiae: Homed a, Uhieago pr New York. Romona Teas. t c oar expense it yon! are Parity Si-.' " no ) th strength not pleased sight flavors to choose from. r lavor F E ALLm A Co.. 'Pure Food Grocers." Mothers Praise Hood's Sarssparilla, because by its groat blood enriching quali ties, il gives rosy ebeeks and vigorous ap petjtes to pule and puny ebildrwa. Hood's Pills are tbe favorite (amity cathartic and liver medicine. Price 25c f ILL & STARK for j weiiy. They keep tbe beet. Pictures from 75 oenls to $25 perd'.n at Longs gallery. Crawford & Harnish for photographs. Prices tcota f 1 to f?Q per dozen. D'S H. B. and O. K. Ben offices and residence in' post office building. Speiaj attention given to diseases of women. If you want a Rood and clean moke buy cigars miJ by our' Al any clRar taatory. Independence is trying to bay the electric lights being run ' Japan and Russia are bustling up to each other and alklng of war, but that Is all It will amount to. They wont fight. England has practically rt jected the proposals of tbe United Slates for a bimelallio conference. Of course. No one ever expected anything else. Even the confirmed webfoot shrinks a little when the first big rain comes dashing down from the clouds like mad, but it is only a little while before it is treated without notice and with consid erable respect. The gold reserve Is now over $150,000, 000 having Increased rapidly lately. This Is due to trade being in favor ot the United States. It is a big thing for the United States to be able to sell enough goods to par for tbe interest on its bonds. Plain little Brown university a day or two ago came very near beating big Yale at foot ball, aud a great cry ol prise went up from all over tbe United o.u.cs. The big colleges have all victor ies preempted, and tbe small fry are warned to keep their muscles in check. In the Luegert case in Chicago just one man hung the jury. The defendant undoubtedly murdered his wife and then dissolved her body in a vat, and if any one ought to hang It is this man. The life of this twelfth juryman wilt not be an enviable one hereafter. Tbe government is experiment ing on eoontrv delivery of mail daily, and baa elected Turner as ths center of opera tions for Oregon. Before it arranges for a country daily mail it should first bave one for towns between one and ten thousand inhabitants. There has al ready been aa experiment on this, and why not settle it first. Let's hear from Roeeburg. Mayor Harrison of Chicago, has been clear back in New York to talk for Van Wyck for Mayor of Greater New York, and Secretary Bliss came np horn Wash ington to talk for Tracy. All of wo ice shows that tbs election is being made national on ss for ss its importance ee. This Is an assurance that it will be a rotten one. All manner 01 corrupt influences will be used to carry a point. A dispatch says that: "Because of tbe taiff la w s of the United State, and Cana da. U Q Lever, tbs big scan manufactur er, baa come to ths UnPed Stales to es tablish a factory, and bs will go to Can ada with tbe same project for that coon try. Mr. Leaver bae aa enormous ff 10, 000,000 soap factory at Fort Sunlight, England, where be employs 9J00 per sons, From this place be baa hereto- iore sspplied tbe trade of foreign coun tries. Tie prohibitive tariff against foreign soape.bsays( forces bim to erect factories ia these eosatriee. From tbe Telegram. fj E fields, who bad an accident sev era! moetbe ago, by which be lost a portion of tbe large toe on one ef bis feet feels very important over the sixsot bis majl sines he baa recovered. Even before be wss oat of bed bis mail began to in crease alarmingty,Bnlii it was feared that it would be necessary to hire a special carrier for bis benefit. His mail bas bean increased by tie many letters which srs pouring ia from all ot er the Uhiud States, offering to furnish bim witb a a artificial limb to supply the oneb. bae lost. He bas receive great packages of testimonials, sad among them be noticed OSS from a maa who said hs was more pleased with the two artificial legs be bad received than be was with bis natur al oaee; they never had the rheumatism, and so one trod oa bis corns. Some of tbe letters asksd Mr Fields to send a deeerip tion of his injury and )tom maeb of bis leg was gone and all about it. Another Ira writ, this ibat their agent will be in Portias J in few days, and he will call oa bim and fit bio with ''mb. Mr. Field, is expecting tbie agent a any time. . It may be said that Mr. Fields bat no nee for an artificial ilotb. Tbs small fraction of bis to that was lost does aot int-rfere in tbs least with bis walking. The FovDejcrf ptin5.vUJc. From tbe Dalle. T. M. Barney F Prine, an old pioneer and miner who reside near Weetoo, i in tLe city. Barney will turn bis face toward tbe northern lights next spring, and fears not tbe rigors of Alaska, for most of bis lafe has been spent in the moun tains snd h is familiar with cold and hardship. Mr. Prine came across the plain In 1853, 44 years ago, with ths Eliott party. This followed about tbe same route as the immigrant train led by a b -other of Jos Meek, part ol which, some 45 wsgons became 'oat and wa. deaerted by th guids, whom the tenderfeet threatened to bang after they learned that they had been led astray. Moat, of them got tb rough after spTering many hardships, and these reported tbe discovery of tbe Lost Bucket Diggings,' which bay never since been .found sgsin. This occurred in 1846, and it wss seven years later that the Eliott expedition, of which Mr. Prine wss member, crossed tbe Rockies. These peop'e also gat lost and swor venegsnce on the guide, who followed Meek's example and forged ahead, leaving th wanderers to get out ss beet they could. They finally worried through. Mr. Prine is firmly convinced tbst tbs rich diggings reported by tbe preceding party were no myth, and still egtst. His theory is that tbey lie some wbeie between Uwyss and ths besd of Crooked river, bat be has hunted for them unsuccessfully. But now Barney (who founded Prlne- ville, Crook county, by tbe way) wil abandon tb "Lost Bucket Diggings,; for the richer promise of the Klondike, snd baying mined for mors than ti third of s century snd being of ppwer fql frame, fsals tht be w)l stand a fair chance. Hs inlands to go overland next spring tbrough tbe British posses sions, with several other parties, who ts!k ot forming sn expedition. Mean time information will be secured from aatbeptic sources about the route. DtooiMO. If you want a yell dug, c a on E B Davidson., He is ready to do tb work on short notice- The offioe tbat does high grade printing on good slock, for the price of tbe o'her kind. Smiley, the printer. Tm ParmrtBT. best and ohespest air- tight stoves you ever clapped your eyes on can now be seen at toe seme oi ine eiew art ABox Hrdrs Co. You will feel ikerkfcking yourself if 'ou buy without first seeing tnsm.' i ' a to Car. CemaiMMtioa roravaqn. Tab. Coaearata Candy Cathartic. lOe er SRo. If C A C. fall to cum, druggiaU refund, roottc. SATURDAY NIGHT THOUGHTS. During th. week an old LI n count-' school matter has received a coveted ap poin'invnt in Portland, that of Judge of tbe Circuit C'lurl.and will now be for the first time Judge Genrre. Mr. George lia had for a nootl many yara the title o Hon. before his name, secured by bring in t'ongress, and now in the prime of I'fe he eecures perhaps a more honorable one. Mr. George' career from anon political standpoint bas been an honor able one in nc any respects. His person al character has particularly been above reproach. This should be the case with a judge. His record should be clean, and just as soon as he arsames bis posi tion he should drop politics entirely, so that there would be no occaaion for pre judice. Will Mr. George do this? Per haps. The comparatively low price of wheat, 71 cents, during the week, had tbe effect to make a material difference in the liqu idation o! accounts. It makes a good deal of difference in many respects whether wheat is 71 or 81 cents. A gentleman from Spokane this aeek wss giving the Dshocsa? iran a good illustration of what a country boy con siders a city on his first visit to it. A couple of cousins went up to Spokane to Uke in the recent Iruit fair, by the way a howling success. They had heard of the live ways of the city, and immed iately went to a second haul store and bought revolvers for each, in order to protect themselves. It was only a while a'terwarde tbat ooe of them was stand ing on a corner with his coat tail thrown back, his revolver is full view, when a cop espied it and took the youngster to tbe cooler. His brother luiseine him began bunting for bim and finally asked a policeman if he anew anything about such a fetiow. Yes, he knew snd Tou have a revolver too bave vou. Yes be bad oce and away he went to the cooler a!eo. They were fined S3) aDlere. the Toung innocents. Tbe geotlemau had some influence and it only cost the boys $10 and costs. The New York et .y election continues to rage with bitterness aoJ fierceness, so 1 red bot as to attract the a.tention of the world. The Corbett Fiteimmon Egbt was nothing compared arith it. At the present writing Van Wyck ia in tbe lead by a good head, and will probably be elected- Ot all the candidates be is tbe most unfit personally for tbe place. Bot such are politic at tbe end of this nine icenlb century. A year ago on Manhattan field a young man was one of the centers ol at traction before an audience of 30,000 or 40,000 people. He was the ceoter rash of tbe victorious e.e vea.es expert a team of foot ball players as ever fed upon a ball, and came in for his share of the glory. This week he was ia Albanv.and no bowling mob was arouod to -gaze at bim, sod the Democbat man did not know such a celebrity was bere until just before he wet gone. Th rrvattoo of the coming city elec tion suggest the fact that a fall ticket ia to be chosen. There are minors that it will be just about the live'iet in tbe ; history of the city , "Aif)lnKtun Lcttvr. Frcm w Ksiua, CotttttCfui Washington, Oct. K;b, 1S.7. Tbe PlatuMckinley deal, first shown cp in It is correspondence, hs been fol y proven by the administration, public snd private, within the past few days. It was to wbip sl sdminiatratiou re publicans into line for Piatt's maa Tracy, tbat Mr. McKinley bad Secretary Biia writ that gushiog letter ic Tracy' faror and announce bis intention to personally take part In the New York campaign. The fate of other national aomioielta tion candidat-e in New Yo-a should Ji.ve warsfd Mr. McKinley Accndtng to prwat Jelter received from tboae who raot io diplomatic cir delta London,' Mr. VrKinley beexme very much afraid about (he time the governor of the Bank of "-Inland made that silver bluff, that bis own bluf, tbe international bimetallic cotumiraioo, was being eeriootly taken by tbe British government, and csaeed it to be un officially intimated to Lord Salisbury that this government had no teal desire that soy fiieps shou'd be taken tha were likely to tesd to lead' to' internet tional bimetallism, as It vsa slowly ba sorely paving tbe w sy to make the siogl gold standard permanent in the United States- It is no tooger a secret that Uen. Fill Lee, who has been much before the pub- "ic since he became Consul General to Oobd, wji; b a candidate for the seal now nejd by Sesator iiaftn7 it is also folly understood that Geo. Lee ailb when he returns from Cuba, probably early next year, begin a personal canvass for tbe Senatorship, which he Intends shalj cover tne entire state ot Virginis, even to its rem&tegt corners. The administration fully rrcogni.es tbe danger of a big Treasury deficit during the next financial year, added to tbat which is bsiog piled up during the current fiscal year, and at tbe last Cab inet meeting it wae betertainpd that the departmental estimates (or appropriations to be submitted to the cosing session o Congress, should be cut down as low as possible, io order to get tbe expend itures down to tbe receipts of the govern ment. This is confirmation oi tbe ar gument presented by prominent demo crats while tbe tariff bill wai before Congress, tbat tbe bill would not raise sufficient revenue. No oue In administration circles has denied tbe statement that Attorney Gen eral Mcjeong is to bave the vacancy made by ths retirement of Justice Field from the U B Supreme Court, on Dec. 1, although there I" one special and particular reason why Mr. McKenna should never sit en thw Supreme Coart, he is too friendly to the big corporations, jthis was known before he cam to Wasbf Ington, but addttioual proof was given by bis ay'dity to ratify the bargain made uo(ler the Gieyeland administration for the sale of tbe Union Pacffio Railroad to the Huntington reorganization commit tee, under conditions which practically shut out competition In the bidding, Aa attempt Is now being made to get Mr McKinley to interpose bis authority in sous way to, stop the sale of the U P at least until the condition of ths sale pan be changed so as to make them as lair , to one set of bidders as to another, but tbeia seems to bs some doubt of bis authority snd mors of hi. inclination to Interfere, after Boss Hanna had told the Huntington ring tbat tbe sal. should be pot tbrough under the old agreement, although tbs gQfsrnmeot will lose mil lion's of dollars by tbe sale" under tbs present conditions. ' WHO ARE WEAK BROKEN DOWN DISCOURAGED mm who utter from tb. err net, of HImu., wort, worrr, from to. follies of routb or ta. ex. eexft, of manuood, from unnatural drains, waak oau or lack of daralopniant of any organ, failure of vital force, unntneea for roarrlace, all aco nan abouid "oome to the fountain bead " for a eriantiso method of marrellon, power to nullie. develop, re. atore, and .uauin. We will mall wllb.at chart. Telia It All. Nothlna a,t unaaked. Mo aapo. ore, no deoeutlon. Address ERIE MEDICAL CO. --" - .in.IT, BUFFALO. IS V Astoria has a Push lub. It has a big field fur work, and might well spread itself out over the state. It takes a slate to do business in a slip shod way. Oregon with its treasury full of money is paying inter! on the money it owes. it a recent cniriran in Syracuse pre cinct the boys tired so ninny guns under a window that it broke out every glass in the window. A round trip rate of 75 cent between Lebanon and Albany will be greatly ap- E reciated by the people and particularly usinese men of this city, as well as by tbe people of Lebanon . U it tbe proper thing. For a great many years an effort has been made to ascertain who struck Ikey Patterson. An exchange professes to have learned the name of the offender, and says it is Dr Harry L tne of Portland Gov. Fletcher, of the Salem Indepen dent, has undertaken a great task, lie proposes to slop the leakage in tb sute fair. You'll have to pot on a new roof. Governor, in order to do it. Tbe present pesky old thing is chuck loll of boles. - The funny man of the Sa'ern Inde pendent geU off the folios ina: "The fcugene boys did right, and any club mat wouia allow those bloomer fake to i defeat them, thou'd be rue out of the country." Bismarck drove over to Albanv caiur day to attend tbe Salvation Arn.y. He complained to the officer that h- bad re ceived no letter. "Oh, keep Ulievine." j answered tbe lieutenant, an. I no other ord spake she. Cor vail is Gazette. The Herald says Mr. W.H.Worrell will probably be the candidate lor mar shal at the coming city election on the republican ticket. This will mean a con test between htm and tne present offi cial. There is time yet tor several ether candidate to appear. D W Hopkins.of Lane county, by uite tke cut seven tree on government land, a fact that probably no one would bave found out, and yet Mr Hopkins at once notified the U 8. district attornev and offered to pay for tbe timber. H meet Mr Hopkins. A Maine paper tel!s of s rea.arkablv thrifty fa-mer in that at. He hired two boys to help him cut his bar. When the job was finished he save 'each ot them a cent. Then be offered to bar nee bis team and haul the boys borne for a cent apiece. Mr. Colons' fsroraule report of his trip to Alaska ha caused the "gold fever" to run high in this neighborhood egain, and some tbat had thought of going before ai.d had given op the idea J now declare they wi'.l go in tb epring Minto Cor. gialreoian. ) Charles E. Vest, of Portland, has tost started for th Klondike with 3S13 doaen !gr. If be get there with them all right snd tells them for tbs market sight. The eg;, are to be taken in a knockdown co million. Elater We'tman, of Cove, Union coun ty, reports ibat wbije recently out book ing for stock in tbe Mmam scctloc he found tne bnneeol fifteen head of horses which perished in that county last win ter. The animals had eaten half war Ihrwogh pine tree eighteen incbe ii diameter and ib keitoti cf a corotc m a iso found mixed ap with tbe bone of the borer J. CJorvailis Times t The Tme is io receipt of information loth effect that Will Lee, the former O A C etodent, who left tVjrval!is verv hastily, has deserted bis wii and child in Oakland, Call for uia, tearing them in a destitute eond lion. Mrs Le was for merly .Mrs E'la Catterltne, postmittress st Monroe. She wa married to Le at HanforJ, California, last January, and they look up s rrtidence at Oakland, wnere iee operated for a Km as paint-; er, ana later as a clerk to a store: - Petitions have be sent put aU over the United Suie as.ini for Uie etab liabment of a new department ot the na tional government, deroted to corcmerc and industry, as provided for in ne bill 621, 55th coogreas. extra eeestoa. It I neeced about a much ae tb fifth wheel to s wagon. Tbe field ie already covered in other departments. Tbis seems to he a scheme to provide more Jplums for tli horde of politicians out of A Chicago man write from the White pas mat iheie Have been six swcides. three hangings and eleven killing, be sides a number of deaths from exposure. it costs i to get a letter through to r-kaguay, and 10 cents to get it mailed. Trices here are very high. Flour at Lake Bennett brings ftiO per rack :bacou, li per pornd; beans, tl per pound. iiorsestios naits o-ingsy rents apiece. v pair ot noes win bring any price you want to ask overalls, 5, in nuciiing poets nave been remov ed from 2nd street as per order of the council. A faro er who is a prohibition- ist and who was wont to tie his team in front of a aioot on thi street, says be presumes the tity fathers were so solici tous regarding the welfare of himself and some other prohi's that frequently tied their horse there, that tbey made a sweeping order so as to show no par tially, and thus had this particular bitching place torn away, thus removing much temptatiou and unjust suspicion that might otherwise have fallen to the lot of these men. Complaints are made to this office by patrons of tbe public schools tbat a pho tographer is besieging the schools to take pictures ot tbe pupils and teachers of each room. Tbe children are then re quested to bring 25 cents lor a picture. Parents are objecting to these drafts on their purses these hard times and do not consider that the time of the schools should be token up for sny money insk ing scheme. A reporter went to one of the board, who is in tbe photograph business, and he denied any connection with the matter, but admitted that tbe pictures were being finished at his own gallery. Salem Journal. They didn't bave to buy, did they. Three years ago when in bard luck II. Whitman of Portland, left hit wiiS for parts unknown. There had been no trouble.between them. Mrs Whitman waited a long time snd finally deter mined to get a divorce from her husband, bits wens to San Jose. Calif., fop ti ' purpose. On a recent dav at 11 o'clock she was to go to tbe court bouse and re ceive the decree from the court. At 0 o'clock she received a letter from her husband a. Dawson City telling her to i inin him in tha minAa. ITa Ka.l i. claims and had aU-nrk it rir-h Kh .1 once stopped proceedings, with only two hours to spare, and started for Alaska on ""kra'aiT HZ, " for you that ie a romance. J W lienthy, the pioneer boot and shoe man, does tirst-claa work cheap. Call on tftm, juat north of the Democrat office. i;i e t j TELEGRAPHIC Weade-r.l SSimMIbc Kablas Citt, t'ct. 22. With the I)o pont cup and the word's wing-shot c-lriui-pionsbip at stal-e, Fred Gilbert, of Spirit Lake, ia., and I A K Ellio'. of Kai sn Cily, made pbenrnienal recoHs io their match today. Uilhert was rbe victor. Out of 250 birds bot at by tbe two cracks, but two were mimed Hix fell dead out of bounds tlliot ki.ltd 79 bints without a kir, missed bis 8Cth, and bi. 01st and 90tb birds fe l dad out of bounds. At a shoot off of 25 birds, Gilbert woo with a clean score H.I at Ik. Head New Yobk. Oct. 22. Buasel Sge U'ake an emphatic and soeebe denial of the report that be is the bend of an oppo sition pool to buy in tbe Union 1'acihc. "Tfcere is nothing uncertain about the at tituue of tou L'oion Pac'ttc affair." Mr. Gage said. ' 1 tbink it is due to tbe reople of tbis country that the (toverenment aboold iret a lair return (or what it save tbe Union Pacific, and if it shall appear late. mat sometnina ainerent is right congress knouiu see tbat it is done. BJenaaa's I.il.eare I.'sw Yobk, Oct. 22. brad.Ueet' financial review of trade tomorrow will Liquidation resulting from the recent speculative excitement snhms to ba oer. and tbe market bis week displayed more or less aisposiuon to rally. 1 be tact Ibat Mr. J P Morgan has arrived in London aid, according to ail accounts, bas given out favorable vi rws of tbe situation bere, is regarded as likely to bave good effect. B)aM. albauii'a tvr Cbebaus, Wab., Oct. 22 -He city council last Tuesday nigbt made the tax levy for 1897. Tbe arooutt is 16 mills, 7 mills of which is for tbe bond interest fund 7 for the current fund and two for the indebtedness fond, fie Wry is tbe same a. last year. Tb valuation ot tbe property in the town limits bas been in creaead about $100,000 over that ot last year, being now 1531,000. A rarsser Baatoal Forkst Grove. Oct. 22. Lart night about 8 o'clock, two men, disguised with sacks over their bead, entered the bcuse of Atutoa Buxton, about ooe and one half mile, west of bere. and. e-oing to tbe silting room, tn which Mr and Mr, Buxton were, mi ue point of revolvers demanded money 'r. Buxton gave them ftf. all be had in the iOUa. flevelaa Then PatKcrro. N J Oct 22 The one hundred and fifty first birthday of Prirfc ton university wa celebrated here today. More than usual interest was manifested in the commemoration on account ot tbe preaeece of ex-President Cleveland aad Lord Aberdeen, goveraxar-geaeral of C da. SiawS rra: Xsw Tona. Oct. 2 The World, this morning say: Russell .Sage created s sesaatJon in Wall street laie Teeterday afternoon byaanoua cing that be had been invited ty Presi dent McKinley to form a syndicate to bid oa the Union Pacific railroad on the ban of satisfying tbe full goTemrneot claim ia tbe Union Pacific. Mr. Sage'a repreaea tative aoaoBDcad last night that be had received sabscriptiofw for over $75,O0O,CO0 within his aanoaacement. lemn', Cewc Chicago, Oct. 21 A Adolpb L Laet gert, who has been on trial oa a charge of having murdered bis wife and boiling ber body ia a vat, beard this morning from the foreman of the twelve men who bare been coautienng hi cue foe tin cast 66 boura to words. "YY are unable to agree opm a verokt," be was as imperturbable as ever, evincing no joy. Tkw re- aMMllaa Xa-w Osleass, OU. 21. The fever sit uation improved to sorae extent today. Where yesterday there bad beea aome 30 case by 1 o'clock, today there were only 17 and at 8 o'clock tonight tbe number was 43. Yesterday afternoon's record wa of six deaths; today at nightfall there bad bee bat two fatalitie reported to the board of health. PrjrDurro. Oct. 21- Tne grand jury exploded a bomt. today which bas been ia preparation for soma time. aaJ ha been awaited with more or lea anxiety. Frank X Scbempp, a sailooa keeper, aad Thomas J Means, formerly tity marabal. were in dicted for rambling. Poker wa th trou ble ia each instance. A BUg Oriaae MAbart). Oct. JI A au patch from Leyte, Pbtlippia ulanda, car, that place ha been almost devastaied ty a cyclooe. (baa uiaey iwrtoos have been killed aad tbat toe damage to property i iscaJcul ble. The cyclone deetrrved the towns of Tsiuba and fderDani. ba th pJaaa of lyte. as well aa aererat viUagea. it la ea timtted ibat 400 persons text their live a j throogh the diaattex. " Ttt BraePy lefiew Fever Sew Oblrax, Oat- 9X All previouf records a to ic w raaen were Uoka today'. Krty in tbe eveou.,-, H pew csje had bea entered oa the bout of th board. At the same time there bad bean six death These bad all occurred daring the early morning hoars, aad it was characteristic nfth day' events that, althougn there bad been an deaths reported up to 7 o'clock so one bad occurred since neon. Stlg Caterry WAsewoTOwQct: SO. Silver dollars ars nuanag from tbe' treasury tbat mt oamber tooasaad. Treasurer Kobert bas employed experts to fcinV piece by piece tbe 100,000,000 which ought to be tn ths rauitx. Berantiy the coin as ccaaul by U, weighing process, but Roberta will not give a receipt to bis predecessor, Morgan, until be know toe full extent of th rob bery, which be suspects baa been carried on tor some time. aVrreascel Far Fargrerr Pisdletox, Oct. 20. Walter Stone, a young maa sccused of fcrging and cashing a number of checks in wla' WiHa,- w arreeted her, tonight. Ween searubrd ?5 cherks, al for f J, drawn on tbe Pendlerqa Savings bank, signed by J (J Ji ickbola, ana maa payaots to unari roster, were rouna in bis poteion. Btone went into the. bank early this afternoon sad carried away a pad ol blank checks. Arrested far harae asealkmg Osbooh Crnr, Oct 20. Charie Thorn p or. Alts 0 Dreicksen. and Richard auowen, were arreatea last ptgbt by pe- putv cuerut tsom. oa id Charge of tal ing bones, lbe otnoer bad been trailing toe men several aaya, and most of last night had passed before be had tha infor mation be wanted, aid Ircked up both the prisoners, ioaxy tne piTOner were ar raigned oa seperate chargo in Justice Schuebel's court, and both men pleaded Silver Claa t a New Yobk. Oct. 20 .The nrlca nf Kar uiver ia ixmdon rose 3-16 of a penny today to27 pence; in Hew Yon th prise roaq cent to ou4 cents, ibis carries tbe price above the rally of September 20, when it west to L9 1 maos in lmlon ami uvra cents n r ew jori, loctay s pnees 21, when it was 27 7 16 pence in London and 59 oenls in isew Yof x. Federal Iatexfr.a. . Xsw YORK. Oct. 20. General Reniamin F Tracr. candidate for miwir- Sa-iir, of the Interior Cornelius N Bliss and Governor Black addressed an audience of loOQ P00' l tnceting tonight in Leno Stop that Cough! Take warnlns-. Ti mav lead to Consumntion. A rJV, Kniti. of Shiloh's Cure mv ave your life. Sold "j r usoay r aauu. 3f ARRIEL). SMITH JJEWTON. At th ..M.,n of Robt. Glass, in Crawfordsville, Ore- w " evening, tctoher 30th. 1887. Mr. John E.-Smith and Miss Ella M. Kewton, both of Crawfords . villa. . WETZEL ASCIIE. On October 17 1897, st the residence of J. F. Aeche! In Syracuse precinct, by Rev. H. Ha gist, Mr. -j. ). Wetrel and Miss Lvdia M. Ascfas, two ot Linn county's most worthy young people. Tbey have tU beet wishes of many. BORN. POWELL. On Saturday, Oct . 1897. w San Bernardino, Cal ., to Mr. and Mrs. Horse Powell, s girl. Ik P U U k y All II 111 1 in till i ii "v i n u i ii i i i ii 1 1 r a it i i I m i III 11 V t I I 1 I i II 11 1 INI I VI 1 II m fi B:4lll.wrvTT-4H tfrrt-t at rsi-a I H Eavnrfr. r - yjyaa it : wfejxrm Be sure to get M the ENLARGED m&B mm . rsew ifio ffvgg Five tMm Ml Cent Ipl jfiJ Piece , TM fJt ? Toe titM of tha EYe-cent piece of PipCT llr-.i- Ljfjiv'Li jJSTfJ ' sieck Tobacco baa bea aalarged forty per Jh1!5f cant. Kedoced coat of production permit tin .JP 11 increai. qsaiity and flaroc better tfcaaerer ) vlOOKevrard HOC. ,?7rSTTT Ttt Toe reader of tbis paper aiil be p eaaei to learn that there is at least one dreaded dvaea.se that science ha been able to car ia all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Ball's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cur known to he medical fraternitv. Catai rh beJog a constitutional diseaai., re quire a coostitu'Ional treatment- Hall Catarrh cure is taken interBa'iy, v:ng directly upon tb blood and mncoo sur taoea of the idea, thereby destroying the foundation of the ditea, aad giving th. patient strength by building- op the cob solution and aasiating natnre tn doing its work. Tbe proprietor have so mocb faith ia it curative poarers, toat tbey cffr One Hundred Dollar for any cat that it fails o cure. Send fnr !M of testimonials, Addreas. F H CHENEY k C J. Toledo, O. S ld by Drusnti "ic Hall s Family Pills are the fc-t. Magnolia tlcyatorg. The undersigned bave rented tbe Magnolia Elevators at tbe west end of First street. Albany Oregon, at the ap proach to the steel bridge, and will eoj duct a general grain warehouse boaineae. Person wishing to stare or eeii wheat or oats will do we!l to see us before mak ing their arrangements. Ed Goivs. W. U Taxes S. E. Yotsg. Regardless or Cost. -u!ia Gnd wohl in'eods to g oat of the crockery and glassware business, going- in to aome other line of bu-ineat, aad heaoe wiJ set bis good of this kind regardlea of cost. When jou ci snd get his prices ion will be convinced that be mean btai neas, and wilt believe what be ears 1 J. GradnroLl Inform the general public that he eeii as low as anybody intbeoty tor cash. Come and get prices before vou bay April lt,lff97. J.ukadwohl. Mr sic. Mies Milord Saraeeter teacher of piano or organ. Srtm the Mason touch and technique. ' Residence Fifth street, ipjxite U P church. verro4r Sara S-a. Cacarets Caadr Cathartic tbe most woa dertul tutnix-ai ii-o err of the ae, peas ant and refrv-ahme to the taete. act pestiy tnd posilirHj oa atdueys. bver and boweia. ckaastnir the entire avsteta. dispel raids, cum lieadaoite, lever, habitual rocsijpaiioa and bl'loiisness. Plewe buy and trr a box ofC.CCWMt,T;a,ASOtis. bokiaod gvar x-l t cure by ail draggista. a You Car Buy -t . More sad Better ? groceries, provisions, giaware, ct.-.erv ware, lamps, wooden ware, tinware, havd sare, stoves, etc, for LeaaMeaayi of F K Allen A Co than elsewhere. "Romona" Baking Powder A pure cream tartar pQwdti To latest and beat. UoaE9 ro Sals. Eight head of Western h or jot, at I C Ad tins 'Pasture twi mile east of Albanv. looaire ot A B azjrrta, ainaay, or at r. Aatins. . f ABAiDALL, Price op wheat are advancing hut prior Hn groceries, hardware, stove, tin ware. glass ware, crcckery, etc are still very low ana quality ueuer tcaa ever at F E Aixxx A Co' Tbat dean sharp effect oa our printing ie K . .4 hv k itonrint. ttnar A imm wa- ud hj Qftinff titt be$t reaterim, still thi pricAuno higb-tr thu tha otber kiw4. gH !tM IL. aU-a TO CURE A COLUi IN OXF.: DAY Take Lvxaliv. Bromi Quiutn Taolsea. AU Druggiats refund th money ff It fail to (.Dr Si 3. xvti - V " v WWU. .u-jr wvief dinners, and to and buy one ot ihoe rite new cwa eiove. ut tuo oiewan A OCX Hardware Co. QASTORIA For Iifants and Children. Uali, stcaatan St mmmmm-mmmmmmmm Aa, swa a iisiv7 m -tv vvrtuu m Vrv I ivaAA Hood' tfarsaoarilla baa cured of scrotal.' catarrh, dtspepsie, rheumatism, weak nerves.or some other form of impure blued Hood s Pills are tbe only pill to take with Uood'sSajraanarilla. (ii-m all ill. Eilarat. Tear Kow.la Wltt .-... aAh,5ri!c! PotllP' torever. -i v,. v. iuii. trrainr"--etuaj aiotier Him.od Ss the new "disnlav of cutlery at the Stewart & Sox Hardware uo s store. If you will call you wi.l sav mat it is tne nneet you ever saw. 4 h. Ik TO CURE A COLO 1NOXEUAY All DtugiiU refund tbe tuouey If 't fall. el.. .1 r A Laundr Nuict- UkUUUIJ p - v'-' " " work done without paying exorbitant prices should patronize the Albany cieam twuu' j .. -- "-i-; regularlv five of the beet hand irooere on tn coasa .u. uu waists, and ten cents is the highest price charged for sny of these articles. j Toe reader 'of tbl paper .iU be p'-eateJ I I I I I ; I 7 Hv I I TO THE crvtu ths cHoica o 2 TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTES GREAT OREGON NORTHER?. SHORT UKE VIA SPOKANE U1XXEAP0US ST. PAUL A5D CHICAGO VIA SALT LAKE DcKYEB (JUAB. aXP KANSAS Clll Lowest Bates to all Eastern Cities Ocean Steamer s Leave Portland Every 5 dajs SAN FRANCISCO Steamers monthly from For, lan4 to Yokohoma and Hong Kong; via, The Northern Pa cific Steamship Co. in con---nection "arith O R an4 N For rail iaior-eatioa 041 CcaaASi & Mos-ranrK. A:boy. SB annas: W H BCBLBIjUI, Qbxl, Pas. .Ass Po.IaBd g. EAST AIMD-SOUTH THE SHASTA KOU7E OF THE Southern Pacific- Co. QautdTaua txm ms Ttabas . FenieBe faBy SO r- a. I L a Ar Faruaa Albaaj Ar SI T irttiit a WiV-er Above trains stop at a'ioa be tween Portlaai aal Saleai Tar aer, Maricaa, Jelrf-on Aibane Tangent. Shedd. HaUey &a:e Cottage Grove, Drain, OakUsd and all stations from Roeeburg iM'h to and is ctading Ashland. sj a a t L UStra I Lv kfB far AT ' L I rjr Alba carv Let I Jfca ; , U a r Laav. AtKav (or Uawwa T a Amve at Albaav fnw Lseajjea tH . a Laav. Aibaay toe Letaama rra Amveat Albaayrroa Lec a I?, Leare Albanv for Woodbora ti, Waaatbar braork ltl5 Arrive at Aibaayrroea aodban Jir Lean AlkaAT far K;ra SiW r Arvlat Aibanfann Saeia I sid i ? '- r PUltUAr BOrFH SLEEPER. AJiD Dininwr Cars on Odsn Rout SECOND-CLUS SIEIPIN8 CAH4 anaehaa ta atl Tarvaah TvaJas eVaa : MvMaa. snwru raBTESJia asa' tasiaf M Sui V. an,t(XxcptSwaay SortlaaS or;a UOI r I Ar ar I ur r Lvlltar t) I L Tra.lir Buriiaa I cMlb.buU 'l uA a Direct coaaaisttcm at va rvwaelm vlth OceM. , ritatal aad PaciSe aai atwaataht. aa. PAN aad CHINA Sailing tea oa appiKaUoa atea and ttcktta iipt, aad Rarep , l J 1 tj VLFaad ACsTR -ea t. thuittd ba - tk fBSS. Aat . aocwLKa Waaagar Port' and Oregit. , Vea r P A t TlaDl Bfaaas, . -4 OSSICNS. " A. COfVfIOHTS C i.von. aeadiag a sketrk and dorlpia siajr uVlcl Mwertaiik free, ahttier aa Iev!! u 4 , mbAblv itatantabla. CnmunttKm. ptm-ii rxuHdeottal. oideet aaauev (tvaKutai aataata la AiBrnc Wa bava a Waehina-tL'. XSc. Patenta takaa ttuvoKa atuua a Co. saoaiv. spueial Dolca to tha SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, baaatlfnliv- utuarratad. Urxeet dmhutoa of am aMaatlrw toumal. waaAlT.tavmeSAgu a ,a, SLJu iu V BKMiiha. erwmim otXHea and UAxa Book fitmm aaat ttaa. nilraaa MUNN A CO., 3At Braadwav. Naw York. SlREtT RAILWAY;. NOTICE. The motoi on tbe Albany street rail- wav wil connect promptlv with an train to and from tb depot, day and night. Special trips win be oaue at special ates. . 1. 1 Uokx, conductor. tAA. S9 V1ASS f a KXPSKISaE. c- I