The state rights democrat., November 12, 1897, Image 4

NO miSTAKE.
NEURALGIA
LEGAL DIRECTORY
Albany.
W R Bilyea, Foehay & Mmod block.
J R N Blackburn, P O block.
H Bryant, P O block.
Anderson Cannon, P O block .
J N Duncan, P O block.
T P Hackleman, Peame block.
O G Hawkins, Cuaick block .
Judge H H Hewitt, P O block.
N B Humphrey.
Kelly & Curl, bank building.
L HMesUnre, Pearce block.
J C Powell, P O block.
J M Somen, P O block.
H 0 Watson, bank building.
Weatherford & Wyatt, Bank building.
Whitney & Newport, Cusick.block .
Q W Wright, P O block. .
Lebanon.
SM Garland.
Brownsrille.
A A Toning.
Treats tumors, strictures, facial blem
saes, neuralgia and other diseases, with
galvanic electricity. Office on Ferry St,
soar 3d street.
DR. J. L. HILL
- sirian and surgeon. Office, First St.
IKST RATIOS A l BAHK.
OV 4UJIT,OBatKHI
..LFUHH
V. Lajiqdoh
m m .Anna
TtAB84.Cn 4 SKNEBALbaa!
AOOOOKTS KKFT sabVK U l
. in II I ifini una ..if lalaa lank-Li
K. York lu rnMhn.Mace r-MOw
OLtsxmoira ustH twbu t
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C. 8. Pun.
Albany TradingCo
R. IV. Morris, manager.
Here are a few of our bargains:
lRlha erannlated sugar ..$100
Anmsvltle flour, per sack.;....... 1 OS
20 lbs rice 1 W
1 gslloa beet vinegar , "
3 cans 6ne cove oysters SB
5 gallons kerosene
3 bottles extract, lemon or vanilla SS
Try or new Koyal Java coffee.
better tnau ArbacKM or uoa,
two papers
20 ounce bar battle Ax acap
S large 14 ounce ban soap
36
Cw
3
1 long Dar tones soap
1 box concentrated lye
3 lbs of soap extract
3 lbs of Gold Dust
No-1 lamp chimney
No. 2 lamp chimney
3 bottles of bluing
Beat axis crease, can
Ot
OS
39
Sd
Os
10
24
2 papers Lion coffee ,
-3 ,! Arbuckle coffee
60 lb sk salt...
'4 pa good corn starch
-4 r J gloss-
3 cans mustard, cinnanxn, sage,
pepper, cloves or allspice
8 lbs cboice beans ...
Large 10c cake Rising Sun stove
Dalian -. .
3S '
I
2
2ft I
7lbsbuJc A AHsoda.... 2
- S papers Anvil sods SS
6 cans deviled ham.;'.... ' 2
beans sardines z
We have tbe best broom, nice
. painted handles ior... H
Beet Gunpowder tea 3t
Nice corn fed bacon IS
Nice hams........ 11
Slbcaa Lard 6
Leaded shells for sals
60 lbe rye flour 115
. Whole wheat flour.
Graham floor in 5, 10 and 25 lb sacks.
We have dry goods, bran, shorts sow
chop feed. Come and see us. TERMS
CASH.
A full line of tinware. -
Butter and eggs taken in exchange
CLE
Commercial Printing
On Good Stock
Quiet M Bill! Prices
SMILEY
THE
PRINTER
Broadalbin St
Brown Block,
Dr Adams
- JtCusicE Block
Painless work a specialty.
j. c. Limm
Ground PIwr .
Dental Office. ,
Broadalbin. St
Vard Littler,
Assistant.
Albany, Or.
OF PERFECTION
m e HiAit
fS AEt
) at our expense
if you're not pleased
' F E ALLEN at CO.
FOSHAl &
-Wholesale V Retail - -
drusgMo isoeoomum
ALBAWT. . OBKOOH.
Pure Drugs and ths finest snd Largest
Stock of Stationary and Books .
: '. j in the Market. ,
j. Mi RALSTON
-J ' imoKEitv :
3 Dms East- of Democrat Office.
Moii'-y to loan on farm ' seenrity,- si
mail loan nde on peraonal security. -
'.ty. county and school warrsntabonghi.
Co actions mode on favorable terms.
Fire mifurance written in three of tW
lurg st companies is tbe world, at lowest
rotes. .-4 .
' Kinau Tens Bowels With Casearata.
Cac'iv CBthsrtte,
. win l urv wmBupMioD forever.
If CL O. O. tall, druggiautrafunS ouite
wsdsj srrwsBMwsam . sums
raaStai ,, .. . . a.
ktatjsaaaaasa
Coffees
Spto
Extracts
Baking PawAtr
Thousands have been
cured promptly of
BY
isSNNe
WATCHES
It you wnta t ntiiV.i wt'
on
French
the jeweler,
(Bank ol Oregon building.)
V have the goods, the quality
guaranteed and the prices are iighu
fcmn PR0f5'
.AtfD CLEfitt.
1 at our expense
jlfyou'renotploaseu
F E ALLEN Ss CO- Sell Them
Tloney to Loan,
w- him block of $40,000 to loan an
good farms in Linn and adjoining COUnt
lSe. - - . r .
If you have good security ana pene
title, we can furnish you the com without
delay, as we make our own examination of
security.
:- tall on us or wnte
8. N. Stsxlb Co,
Albany, Oregos.
REMEJ1B. R
that what the doctor eaid should bt
borne in mind aad acted upon. Due part
of his advice was to have his prescrip
tion filled at Camming Drug Store'
Physician like to have their pUienU
rinn medicines eomooeed of tbe exact
dna called for in the prescription. Pun;
drags are everything, and our drugs are
always pure. We are too careful to
raakn mistakes. Our assortment of
, standard medicines, mineral w stars, per
ft ' fumes, etc. is uneausled.
J. A. Camming.
SENDERS' COMPANIES
Always Pay.
No ooeation ahont foil and prompt
mest of losses by fire on insurance plaoec
with tbe leading a (rent of Albany. U. ben
ders. 'Haft ilatHe Insures People For
Don't allow vonnelf to be roped into th
various "Local Mutual" now bein
Dashed on tou as beinK "cheapest in
sarance." when you insure you dosoi
want to worry about getting your money i'
case oi iom nsciuLit:
Insurance. Hay, Grain and Wool.
LOOK HERE.
Hie Oregon School Supply House,
Incorporated, of Albany,
Has corns to stay and is now prepared
to furnish school "districts wilb every
tatug needed in the line of school furni
ture snd apparatus, such as seats, desks,
snaps, charts, slobee. blackboards and
in fact ad of ths necessary articles which
go to and are required in the school
room. Ws are also general agents for
the famous Kennedys Dissecting Mathe
matical blocks for teaching of meninra
tion and . teachers instrujtion.. The
blozks sre indespeusiable in tbe school
room, and boards of directors will do
well to come and examine them and see
for themselves. These blocks are uni
versally endorsed by the best tescherc
and educators in the land and are to be
seen to be appreciated. Give us a call
Our prict-s are the lowest and our terms
tbe best. Office Surahan Bl ck, Koom 20,
0 stairs.
Oregon School Supply Hocsa.
FRANK SKIPTON "
Successor to John 8cnmee".
Livery at Reasonable Hates
W 11 keep teams for 10cent9,
with feed 40 cents, all night
$100
DRESS-MAKING. Ladies wishing
learn cutting and fitting by the Mo
gas system, call an Mrs R. E. Owe
Dresses made for 2.00 and up. Cor 3
nd Ualapooia.
Half Price Store
Would be an appropriate r.ume for my
stock of Bool-s fur old snd younsr, office
books, off Oft fixture, filee.tnkstands, draw,
ing tools, inks.g'ucs, mucilages, art novel,
ties, ecvelopes, cheapest to tbe very finest;
writing paper, taoleta. a larire lot of both;
calling carof.ticke's, S 3 cards cheap, pen
hoi lers, pencil, pens, notion, blotting
pad, tissue, etc, at the rat of $1 0. worth
for SO cent. W R. BLAIN
(He puts tLe prices don.)
The Magnolia
C SinIPSOW 5 SON
Standard Prices Work Warranted
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Extrwcts
An exchange refers l a recent mar
liaire as a very dramatic affair. Wonder
what that in.
California will insist on havinic a
member of the Supreme Court from that
Sate. She has gotten so used to it, yoa
know. WhohasOreironwbo could fill
the position-well.
The Democrat predicts that Blanco
will become as infamous as Weyler.
A the Cubans have promised never to
(rive up, his pathway W bound to be an
unenvailable one.
It onlv took three lines to announce
seou.uuu aiviueuu ior -"
at Roasland, but w hen several miners
briogdown $50,000 from Alaska it takes
columns and many illustrations
Henry George, jr. received about 12,
000 votes lor mayor of Greater New
York. The young man was not his
father and the voters knew it, an J yet as
a man he was far abova the man electeJ,
a young man of excellent character and
considerable brains.
A man lft Chicago on Tuesday for
the Klondike on a bicycle. He will go to
San Francisco and come up through the
valley, but when he gets to Seattle he
might as well throw the machine in the
Sound.
The election of Van Wyck means
Crokerism in New York city. The man
was not known until Croker said presto,
and lo. and behold he became tbe Tam
many candidate for mayor. That is
boeaism with a veogeoce, a kind ol boss
(sm that is dangerou.
Befere the election tbe Piatt men bad
it all figured out that Tracy would get
over 200,000 votes, whereas be received
only about 100,000. Plattism. received a
derervedly hard blow, aod it is to bs re
gretted that Crokerism was not bit as
bard.
There sre being euuogb nctt discover
ies up the Santiam to materialise even
tually into several big bars of gold.
VTbile reports of rich Sods are Uken
with a good deal c4 allowance, yet there
is enough in the air to indicate torn
thing more than smoko In ths end.
The papers are toiling about a coo pis
of men in Wallace, Idaho, one without
legs and the other without arms, forming
partnership. Tbev accnmulated fax)
tn-J then the man with ths legs skipped
Mil with all of the foods. We are glad
to report (bat be was arreaieJ aod made
:o i:vide. Another example ot human
leprarity, or pretty e!oe to it.
An Oregon paper is getting tired of bear
ing everything that is supposed to bave
any money in it called a Klondike, and
it does make one sort of weary The
Old Klondike is being ron into tbe
round. After all there has been more
was ed on the K oodike than has ever
een brought out, so that tbe expression
,s as yet misleading. Tbe word doesn't
oeereaaiily mean good luck, in fact it is
probab that it wilt more frequently
mean death and hardship.
While bathing at Loog Beach recently
youth dived in shallow water and bur
ied his bead in tbe soft sand, bis legs
sticking op in tbe air. Had it no been
(or bia father, who was standing close
y, tbe youth would bave been drowned.
Is it was the sand crept Into hit ears
And burst tbe drums, making bin stone
leaf.
Some idea of the six of Alaska may
be formed when It is known that it coo
tains as sresol 577 .300 tquars miles.
This is more than twice the area ot
Texas. TweWe stales the sis ot Peoo
svlvaunia con d be carved out of the
Territory of Alasta. with enough left
over ti maks a sta'e lite Soith Caro
lina. Prof. Ansel save: Chewiog gum is
productive of wrinkles The incetsaot
action of lbe jaws throws the month out
of shape, and most sooner or later, bring
out the wrinkles of ths face. Tutti-frutti
girls will take warnins aceording'y."'
Of the 250 stamps which bave been
issued, the values have ranged from ons
cent to 15000. rive dollars ts ths highest
value among postage stamps, but news
paper stamps reach tbe hundred dollar
mark, wLi'e a reven le stamp may rep
restnt 5000.
With a young lady apraring as a wit
ness for herself wltb both legs off it
would be bard to find a Jury that would
not give her daxeg. 8o loog as Jen
nie Smttton of SprinttfielJ, can secure a
rial before a jury of men it may de
pended upon that she will get ilamare.
If she is emit ltd to damages tlO.OoO is
none too mnrb.
Deserves a Pa
i don
Joseph Sedgmor, whe is eerviog a S'x
year sentence in tbe penitentiary for
the crime of forgery, has asked for ex
ecutive clemency, -and has one of the
strongest recommendation') from Sup en
intendent Gilbert ever sent up by the
prison superintendent in behalf of a
prisoner, so a s ih Journal. Superin
tendent Gilbert savs'
"It has been full? understood by both
myself and the wardens of tbe prison
that the crime for which this man Is
being punished was committed aa a
final ending of taro weeks drinking and
debauchery. No person ost a cent, nor
did any injocry fall on any person. Ihi
act was not that of a man who wasdoiog
it for gain, but rather of one who had
lost his head and kn:w nothing of tbe
const qnences. He was admitted to tbe
prison February 28, 1895, aad made
a ticsty September 16, 1893. and will be
regularly discharged May 26, 1808. His
services to tbe state as carpenter bave
have been of a mmt valuable character.
He has in the two years sapriotended
and directed the building of barns, flunue,
bead gates and fences, and lu hit shop
daring the rainy sesson he has mads for
the use of the prison, tables, desks, com
modes and closets, aMof the mostmodern
s;yle and workmanthip To such prbv
oners as this one, the help of executive
clemency ought to be extended. Tbe
man has no Iriends to interceJe no
lawyertoplead.bat his faithful services
to tbe state and the position of trust bs
has held enti les him to reapect, reward
and and recognition. I would therefore
recommend that his seotence becom mut
ed to expire November 15, 1897, with the
restoration to citizenship, and to do this
with the utmost cofidenoe that the man
will renew bis citizenship, becoming
again a use'ul and Indnrtrious man."
o-Tu-c rut- f iliy Coats.
Outran teed tobacco babU cure, manea wans
men strong, bir Mire. ado. IL Ail druavtu
W'ashlnKton Litter.
rma our ratrulw Oorrwpo nttant
Washington, Nov. I 1807.
Secretary Gags now oana up to the
gild bond scheme, which to many repub
licans took the trouble to danv when it
was publicly stated a short time auo that
it would form the foundation of lie ad
ministration's attempt to secure financi
al legislation f rout Congress at the com
Ing session. Mr. Gage's statement to
the Cabinet has been made public, prob
ably with the hope that it will meet fa
vor with the people to a sufficient ex
tent to influence Senators who are nat
urally opposed to such a scheme, which,
for bamboo in purposes, Mr. Gave
calls anti-radical in character. . Ttiis
country fought the greatest war of mod.
err times without finding it necessary to
ssue a single gold bond, yet, uow in a
time of peace and amid boasts of contin
ued and increasing prosperity, the ad
ministration will ask Congress to author
,se the issue of sufficient gold bonds to
refund the entire bonded indebtedness
of the country snd to aJd a hundred or
two million to the gold receive fund.
Mr. Uaite repeats tbe C'.eveland-Car-liale
recommendation that th green
barks and Treasury Notes be retired, and
f flT'M at a substitute the probable in.
crease of National Bank notes that would
follow the adoption of bis recommenda
tions to allow Natiocat Banks to be es
tablisLed with a capital of J 25,000 In
towns of leas than 2,009 inhabitants and
to allow all- National Banks to Usoe
notes on the par value of the bond they
have deposited with the government to
secure their circulation. Taken all in all,
the Soancial recommendations of the
present administration bear a close re
semblance to those of tbe Cleveland
Carlisle regime.
How the Diogley tariS law acts lo re
duce our trade with Mexico trade which
naturally belongs to us, Is shown by the
following remarks of E L Slillson. now
n Washington, who has been in Mtxio
for fifteen ) ears, as manager for a Phil
adelphia silver mining company : "This
country, I think, is not pursuing t xactly
ths right policy in its relations to' Mex
ico. We ought, by right of contiguity
to bsvs slmoet s monoply of the trade of
the sister republic verybody knows
that instead of buying the bulk of its im
ports from ths United States that Mexico
prefers to get them from l ranee and
Germany. Tbe reason for this ia that
we have put a high tariff on Mexican
products, aod so ths Dial government
thinks it proper to ret back st na by
lev j ing a stiff duty on A merican wares.
The gooia of France and other foreign
countries are not so heavily taxed, and
therefore crowd yankee products out of
tbe market. As loog as we levy such
high ttibute against them, we may expect
to see Ibeir trade moccpolised by trans
Atlantic countries."
The New York Mayor.
Mr. Van Wyck, tbe new t'am jisny
mayor of New York talks very nicety.
He promises ss follows :
"As ws begin this first year of Greater
New York there ia saueh to do. Liberty
must be restored to tbe ciu-ns ; the
protection ot bis rights must be resumed '
tbe pillage ot the public money matt
cease; and extravagsocs must be discon
tinued ; waste most stop; schools mutt
be built; the streets must bs reclaimed
from chaos ; taxes Drought to a proier
level. Private interest bss too long gov
erned this city ; it mntt give way to
public good.
"The government of the city, as I un
derstand it, lias naught of sentiment
about it, it ia ths merest business. We
mast get ths most good for the least
money. No mas can be oppressed, bis
libertrmust pe Inviolate; bia life aod
property mast bs prelected ; ths broad
parpoee of city government most be
carried out; the greatest good to the
greatest number must ever be the star
to steer by.
'"City government is the mere.t bot
nets, snd to make it successful an I to
reach tbe end at which we aim all the
officers of the city, whether they be may
or, jadies, pliee or what you wiil, mnr
serve the city not role it; the people
role ; the t fSeiaU must eiecnte lbe p-o
pie's will.
'To maketbe bunes of theciiv gov
ernment a iriomph, it is tulher nercef
ary tbat every officer must t.e honest
and fit; be must know bisdatv, he most
bring probity aid faith and honor fir
ward to their discharge. We are- over
taxed. 1 bit must be looked to and the
taxes trimmed down. Wheo every need
of tie city baa bea met. of tbe omiorts
and luxuries ws will get what we ran.
"There is notbiogin the line of imrove
meet 'hat can make this city belter to
live in tbat tbs people ars not entitled
to and do not want. The New York
public is not niggarJIy; it wants every
benefit, every advantage, and is willing
to pay for them- What the people do
object to is waste a -id robbery. The
efforts of t'osts and monopolies, of com
binations, whether corporate or private,
to cootrol trade, rhoke competition and
rob the citiuot by btgh prices must he
beaten down. Every child must have
tbe rUM to go to school. Nor shall the
school system cease of snlsrgmeot nn
til every pupil can find fulle.t stcotn
mndatious. A big shortage in potatoes make the
prospect good for high prices this wii
ter. There wtl. be a big demand for
potatoes from California particularly.
It is said that the state trill take al
Oregon can send her at good prices.
Though the state legislature of Ohio
ill probably be republican yet it is
said it will rot be Hanna, that is, Banca
bas not enough votes in it to elect Mm,
If true this is good news. When the
time comes tor voting it will probably he
that Mr. Hanoa has things sofflcienlly
fixed to rave the tolal republican vote.
Tbat is Hanna't style.
Statistics of tne French population fo,
1805 show a decreaae of seventeen thou
sand. Ths birth rate in France, which
at the begianing of tbe ceututv was
thirty three per thousand, has now de
creased to twenty-two.
Several rel'ef expeditions are being
arranged to be tent to Klondike. An
Interesting feature ol these expeditions
is tbat tbey are money ma' ing affair.
They 'are gotten uo to relieve the ple
thoric condition of pocket books, ana
ars not bumats affairs in their i bar
ter. Ons sensible thing Oregon women
might we'l do is to wear reasonably
short tllrts during tbe winter uonthr.
There it a big justification for it.
New York statement strongly dstno
oratic, reversing matters in a very de
cided manner over the Isst election. In
tbs long ran New York voters ars pret
ty apt lo keep on a level
ICR
IRUILUliT
OK TRIAL
To Any Reliable Man.
UarrvlottB ttpplliine and one month rtmfJI
of raraj power will btj cent on li lui. utuHout any
almne payment, to the fur-smitm company m tit
Cfiurawed from effecta of excM, worry, over
wutiq in in irMM nieni, u m u uiss, vw-
work. &a. lUppT pmrri b emirwd. outuplH roa
t oration or dplopmut uf till robut condition.
Ths lima n thin ixtlut 1 limits!. No V. O.
achtMnai no dcpl.nt no txrnr, A1drHi i
ERIE MEDICAL M.;t&tSW:'
SATURDAY NIGHT THOUGHTS
The past week lias been a spotted one
so far as the weather went, ii'it it
about the klud the farmer needed, and
the kind everybody ele ran 'olerate very
easily.
The week wa also a sp' tied one for
wheat. It gradually weakened uutil it
became almost panicky. The market Is
now in somewhat of a dilapidated condi
tion, decidel) ineaeily. No man can tell
its future, though there are generally
plenty who think they know something
aoant such things. This reminds us of
ou r smartuees on the subject For y ?srs
we have advocated 'he sale ot wheat on
the first high market, aod have tbe hut
loess settled, and the books closed.
There are men in Llou county who have
tried it and report that 't has been a
paving thing for them. Others resolve
todo ao, but every year they make up
their minds that this particular year will
be an exception, and they do not do it
A small election but big it. its ictereet
has taken place in the east this week.
It wan not even a general s'a'e election.
It mas more of a municipal election in its
character, taken as whole Bat it wrs
full of snap. Altogetter h- are signs
of somewhat of a slap for M- Hanna,
eveo if tbe Ohioe.ection dtr es ill in
bia return to the U S Sena -
Oh, Liberty, wbot will a i!o
lo obtain it, p,rticutatly h- i. 4 -p
rived of it. At fttletn l.i- w.ek a
convict in the face of a gur. t-artMl .
climbed upon the wall, and -.''l to
flerj when be was shot d-o. '-!
bound to follow.
The Independence rx'ph have resolv
ed to nave an open river, -u- iha- w Ml
keep open during the eutuuw and g-v-tbstn
competing rates. A hnv will
gladly unite in any wove ll a
about each a reeuU.
will bring '
I
I, v j
a -t-
It may be predicted thouti
wben we have high wate "
tation C3trpani'S wHlcombi. s l erp
op thi rates the satre aa l ld s'
winter. There will probablv he uo com
petition. A man who left tbe penitentiary this
eekimmedialety went off and gotdrunk.
tie was pulled and pot in tbe cuv jail at
PjrUnd at ooee. The recompense for
strong drink.
A clean tongas is as erotial lu a.
persou at a clean knife ani fork. Csean
lines istioduness aod appl e jal as
macb to tbe tongue at to anything e e.
A good memory is a Cn th;o.-. hut it is
often a splendid tbtog to b ab e
get much that one bears.
lo for-
floo Keward HOC
Toe readers of this paer iU be pnw J
fo learn that there is at least ra' dreaded
diseae that science has been able lo cne
ia ail its stAges, and that is CaUnh-Ua-I's
Catarrh Cure t lbe o 'r positive
core knows to "he medical fraternity.
Catai'b befng acO'Wtitutlonai diteaae, re
quires a constitutional irea'ment 11 til's
Catarrh core is taken IneroaU.r, vtlng
drect-y opon tbe blood ana rancous sur
faces of tbe system. teret; desroy!nff the
frundatlon ot tbe dteM. nod siting thi
pt:et strength by buildnir op tbe con
titution and assisting nature ir dolg it
work. Tbe proprietor, hare so much faith
iu .ts curative poer, that ! offer une
Huoorod IXn'ar- for any rae tbat it Isil
o cute Sod rf flt of tentimOaiaU.
AJdre. F H CUKNEY O , To edo. O.
SJd by Diuir.i sjic
Hall's Kara-I IMUtre 'befc-t.
A Ijiundry Nu&ict
Laundry patrons who want ti-st elaaa
wotk done witliout payiog exorMlaot
prices should patronise the Albanv
t-tesm Laundry wbich have employed
regularly five of the Orel hand iro tiers on
tbe coast for thiru, dreesee, aod blurt
waists, and ten cents is the highest price
charged for any of these ankle.
niF.
PLACE
TO BUY
Your Urocerics and Baked Goods
Is at Parker Bros Everybody kows
where their place is. They keep a fresh
stock of groceries, produce and baked
goods, of all kind, sell at reasonable
prices and treat their customers well, all
a. ike.
You may regret some steps you take
in life tut none taken into the store "4
Parker Bros.
It ia a greit thing lobe well fed. Tal
ker Bros keep good groceries.
A hraf of bre id is not much bnt voo
want it well made. Try Parker Bros".
What Or A E Salter Says.
Brjrri. N Y. Oents: Fron my
personal knowledge. ga:ned in observing
the effect of your Shllob's Cure in cases
of advanced Constipation, I am prepared
to say it is the most nnu'k'iln Itemed)
that has ever been brought lo my atten
tion. It hat certainly saved many from
Consumption. Sj'J by Kobay St Ma
son.
Magnolia Llcyators.
The undersigned have rented the
Magnolia Elevators at the west end of
First street, Albany Oregon, at the ap
proach to the steel bridge, and will co i
dtict a general grain warehouse business.
Persons wishing to store or sell wheat
or oats will do well to see us before mak
ing their arrangements. Kt (iotva,
W. I.. Vam-s
S. K. Yocso.
Mosic. Miss Milord Btirmeatet
taacher of piano or organ. System tht
Mason touch and technique. Utsidenc
Fifth street, opposite U P chutcli.
TO CURE A COLU IN ONK DAY.
Take Laxative Brorn Q ilntni Taoiv
All rr;igifii re'und the in ny 'f It fall a
to Cute 25
To Cure Cun.taiuii forev..
Tiike ram-areta t'lindv Cutliurtic loo or SSo
It O. tl. C. lull lo eur. r-in:tfmiH refund nirmv
A stylish line of fur collarette, canes,
muffs and childrent sdts ju received at
the Ladies Bazaar.
Have You Sxkn ths new display of
cutlery at tbe Stewart & Rox Ilardwaro
Go's store. If you will call you will say
that it is the finest you ever saw.
Home first.
The World afterward Oil tfod
grcoeiiea for your family. Conn & lius-
ton keep tbe beat, which thev soil at the
lowest possible prices. Frinh vegetables
and fruitt according to the season, always
on band.
A fine line of crockery.
J W Benlhy. tbe pioneer boo and shoe
men, does first-class work cheap. Call on 1
him, just north of the Dkvocrat office ,
MISFITS.
A Corvallis man
liards lor ladies.
advertises free biL
Mr. Zoeth llonser will he nonsed as U
8 marshal of Oregon on or about Decem
ber 1.
A tramp printer In the -i v yesterday
is said to bave beaten several Albsny
men out of sums amounting to about a
dollar apiece at three card tnonte.
Three farmers were gazing into the
exhibit rooms this morn n in such an
interested way that a passerby remarked
that they must tie iuimigran.s. Instead
they were the Marion county court.
Hen on counly man says a neigbiwr
is tunning odihisiiiou to ths marble
dealers. He recently buried a horse
I with fec-t ctaoding up through the ground
live some (omosiones, ana there u uay
:e seen by pasaersby.
Tonight at I'orllan J Mr Ueer.a Marion
rountv farmer who recentlv refused a
three thousand dollar job, will preside at
a poultry meeting. MrUe't's crow sill
yet be heard in Oregon. He ia undoubt
edly building a governor's chair.
Bishop Mills iu an address at Corvallis
said that in Africa you can buy a wife
for $15. Tbat is pretty small, but there
re wives in well in California that are
not worth aa much as that.
mlmm
Great ia C. M. Riddle of Tacouia. He
has just hrokeu tbe cocked bat rtrord
for tbe Pacific coast, making 87 out of a
possible 90. A B. Croasnun, of Port
land, had held the record at 46 for some
time, bl has been made in Albany.
Seattle is said to be fitted with gamb
lerr, wb run things t.ixh. Recently at
that city Fatty Nitkerson rot ahead of
the experts fSGOO Th Klondiko ex
citement baa taken a great many to that
city, aoJ they bave found plenty of gold.
Thd government has been paving; Ben !
Killin, f Portland, stvVral h-jndrel do)-!
ars a month to go up ' taska and '
learn the fei.1 that v i . . an an- !
cultural couutry and - not need ao
agricultural station. Tr government
can beat tbe world acii h- foul.
Theeditoi uf the '-...-m I ndrp-n!.ut !
says: One of lbe .- of p:oenty
al-ock us lbe other d and nearly put-;
v.nreii us. A fel ow aid u- H cents on j
subscription, and on .ir - lima we'
found a nickrl on the . . . I he next !
morning the old ca ad -line kittens, j
We are strictly in it."
1
j
Items like this are n -w fr-queet in
.o.-iursi paoers: au sne a reiiou-es
10 Pullman, rt athtng ou.arr overflowing.
I and the gram it being etarte-1 on the
outside and roofed over The yield is
grra'er tban ever before fcooan in Whit-
iu tti coottty, and will p- valuation
eqoal to that a' whicn , eu i- Co July
was aaeeeaed last j ear
Now, that the elect tot are over, let
us once more try lo apply ourselves to
business. Oregon Ex. Tbe Demo. sat
has failed to see aay one ,n Oregon stop
business on accot nt of the eastern elec
tion. Here in Albany we bave kept
ploddicg a.ong just the same.
Frirn the Salem Journal
Phil Metscban ought to be governor.
He got t J0CO out of the Irgislalure of
li5 to protect lbe safety vaults of the
slate trearary. Tht a expended for
fine furniture and a Mitchell buffet and
now Mtschn aaya be can't give out the
amoun'i of mnnetr in tbe e'.ate treatury
because 'lie Viollt are not tafe.
A great loss I fallen apoo Scio. told
by tbe News as follows: The rascal toal
sto'e John Brock's pure bred pointer,
Mctiiotv. has new been located. He
was a dog that wou.d attract attention in j
anv company. rietaad tlaoocn, with
true note and excellent bird sense, he
was a great lo, being lbe only on ot
the kind in this se tion McUioty was
marked with two black ears and bloe
ticked body.
Mr. Tongue says positively that be is
frieodiy lo Y equina, and that he wiil do
all he can to aavance its interests. The
lirMiKKtr hopes he will do something,
and we will gladly take back any
thing said about bis lethargy and bs
siamiini: in with Portland. Now Mr
Tongue show us bow too can act for Ya -
quina. It is a oi kl time lor tbs Bay.
"
The street commUsior.erof Ashland
has broosht suit to collect noil lav from
; tt h.i. Th. I....- t p
ploye, w ho resides with bit familv iu
Ashland, but whose duties take him In
to California, lie refuse to par on the
ground that he has alread v paid a like
tax in S.skirou cruoty. A in umber of
other railroad men are in the tarns con
dition, and the outcome of lbs case
U watched with considerable merest.
Grace Elliot, of San Franciaro, who is
reported lo hare inherited 135,000 000
bas already given or promised to give
145,000 of it to Bible wciety Uener
out girl But by the tune she gets the
fortune, if it is like most such t onuses
it will not amount lolbe f io.000 alone.
Such fortunes around here have always
dwindled to nothing.
Col. Sladden, of Portland, lays coo
deosed fruit will be tbe salvation ot Ore
gon fruit men. and tbe beet -war to gel
their money out of their fruit. He bas
eight carloads learfy for th:pment. Give
Oregon a maiket for ail the fruit she can
raise, one that can get ahead of tbe
e norm ons freight rate, and not be eaten
up by middlemen and f-mt raising will
secouiesn industry here of Immense
magnitude.
An Eastern young man on returning
home took bis sister to a base ball game
aod beiran telling her how it was played.
A two bagger was knocked oat the short
stop, when the youtg ladv jumped npon
the teat aod shouted! "Yah, Yah, Yah!
Wasn't that a hot toniale? Ss-es-es-ea-tc-sxx-get
that short stop a seive. Go it
Iiemsey you're a peach 1 Oh Lord, v, bat
a daiay cutter !oet bim a basket? Whoop
ee, don't that make yoor whiskers curl?
Yah, yah, yah !" The brother collapsed.
A Kansas farmer is said to have writ
ten the following, but probably some
professional poetaster did it:
Just a baulin' out the stuff
- From the plains o' Kansas,
Railroads can't get cars enough
For to empty Kansxa.
Ort to see the farmers grin
Stroke the lilacs on their chin,
As the cash comes rollin' in,
Over there in Kansas.
Women singing son
'BoiiloP fruitful
ns o' g'ee.
Kansas,
Babies ctowln' nirrrlly
Everywhere In Kansas.
Putty girls a buyin' clothes. '
Tom gin' out from head to toes.
Htylp? You bet your lite she goes,
Over therein Kansas.
Wlirn lbs caret o' day it done,
On ths plains o' Kansas,
An the kids began to yawn,
hleepy like In Kansas,
Farmer wipes his glasses blurred,
lttmda a chapter o the Word,
Then k net-Is down and thanks the Loid
That he lives in Kanaa.
It is Rkmakkkd by those who know
that the Stewart & Sox Hardware Com
pany has the finest disp'a of stoves and
ranges ever soon in the Willamette val
ley. They csrty the celebrated "Jewel"
line and they invite you to call and see
them. -
Poa't Ttfeaeee Spit aai Mmokt toar Mik Awsy.
To quit tobacco east! and torevar, be nas
nolle, lull ot 11 To, nerve and vigor, take No-To-Itao,
the wonder-worl(rr. Hiot makes weak me a
strong. AH druggists. Mo or tl. Cars guaran
teed. Booklet and s:mvl3 tree Allrrsa
Sterlins; Heoievtf Co, Clilf . ' Nev York.
If you want a ftooa and clean
mita huv cmiri nmia by u-.tr Al
any ulnar factory-
TELEGRAPHIC.
la a Tarmatl
New York, Nov. 6. The Herald's
cnrresponCent in Rio Janeiro telegraph
i bat an attempt hits been made to as-aemr.-ate
lbe president of Mrazil, Dr. Propenie
Jcse de Moraw. The presidenu's brother,
un army ofticer, was probablv mortal
wounded whil shielding tbe chief exe o
tive. ( tenertfl Belanciurt, minister of war
who was one of the presidents party was
shot and killed.
Rio Janeiro is now under martial law,
every soldier having been oruered to arms
and is feared tbat h not her revolution is at
band.
The vsiiiMk
Mew York. Nov. 5. Bradstreet'a to-
mo-row win say :
quarantineembargoea in nearlv .11 .I.e. '
K 1 1 1 1 n IV I rtm t m UnniL . I . ' (
E I J L - ' -i
.... uj iu, tbiiow lever, the re-
uiup.iiin oi iramu ana the prospective
niin iwiirmuii lor staple mer-
cnanoue constitute lbe trade leatnrea of
lie week. Kains in Central Western
and elates, followed bv cold tl,r
have favored farmers snd stimulated tha i
uecasna from Interior storehouses.
A Big retlUaa
Salem, Nov 5 A very lengbty petit
ion to tbe Oregon delegation in congress
is being gotten op in Salem . Tne petition
asks tbe delegation to use its influence in
having carried out the government impro-
icniniHii iiqoiDiimjr, ine petition u
on paper with rolings. tbe same width ss '
foolscip. U is now 21 feel long sad st'. 1
groa-ug.
Weyler ! be Tried '
Madsio Nov 5. Tbe Spanuh govern
ment, as a result of lbs deliberations ot tbe
ministers over the utterances of Weyley,
tbe former captain eeneral of Cnba.-nas
tome to a dxUka to try him by court
marshal, no matter where be lands, if be
confirms tbe accuracy cf the report of hu
utterai.ee.
The osu Etrritea
Colcmbcs, Nov. 5 Tbe Ohio legi a
ture stands 74 republicans, 70 democrats
and one doubtful on tbe ofndml returns
received op to tonight, with a doz n or
mote of tbe 88 counties very cloe.
There bave been ao material change.
'kept in Wood loonty, which w 11 hi
claimed b bsth parties nntil tbe cooru
n the actioo of tte supervisors.
IhI Slatvcrwl aa Met4
fxsoo9i, Nov. 5. The Vienna
poooeol of tbe Time savs:
j Tne all-Btgbt sitting was the mot dis-j
order y witoesied ia any pariiament. Some
of lbe anti aemite expressions were of such
an imroer oharactet as to defy rerrodoc
tlos
Samoel Cemmens (Mark Twain) wa. a
vittor in tbe gAilery.
C.lrt Kit
Salem. Nov. 4. Otto Krohe, a convict
is the penitentiary b-re. forfeited hia life
this eventne at o o'clock ia a. d"f-rate
manner, lie ciimijed upon lbe wan wttn
a plank. A he leaped from tbe' wa?L the
guarJ, J II McfJnrmic, fired low, hoping j
to cbeck him bv wounding bim is the ley, j
but miftJ. Tbe secoad shot bLercrd'
bts bodv Iron the eboahier to tbe light
si Je.and be fell dea-1 is bis tracks K) feet ;
from tne wall.
rmlsst PetTe4
Bi tfalo. Nov. 4. At a meeting cf Ite
trustee ot tbe V C f U temple of Cnicagu
toe resigsationa of several members of - tbe
board were accepted.
Tbe executive committee of the 'CTC
met this evening to ronsid a- te next
rteeting place. It was dscited lo meet to
m-et in tbe Wert, but so place was aeleo
ted. Otniba. Los Aag4e. an PcrtUod
Or. are apokea vf, wiu Portland most
tavcrvd.
The OhU I West ms
Con ner. Nov. 4. Uany talk styxit a
crista ia Ohio. Some le'icve a crisis it
impending. Tbe tax aboot a combioe ia
a legislature against Senator rJaana bu
subsided, pea hag tbe interest is the oScial
roostiag of ibe vote in tbe dose couotis.
As tte oSkial rasvaes oi the vote in 8s
coostteis proceeded to "ay, lbe repabiicao
plaralty in trie state ticket increased, and
os tbe lesitlativa ticket it appeared to be
getting d vo to a pretty cose it a re.
M btietbe republican pfuralty on tb stale
ticket exceed 2.lO0 tbe vote ia aboat as
cose as it could be.
ABU rats-Mace
?ew Yoas. Nov 4. Tbe Herald says:
Mire tban 55.000 penoo wi: directly or
indue, tly draw pay from tbe city ia -tbe
first aJmiou'.ratioa of 'he major of Great
er New York, lbessieriea of 33.0t 0 of
these, whose names are actuaily oa tbe
city patrili. will aggregmle 33,0(0-000
ran ot ui amount reprg'enia ine wem
of other cS.-m elected on Taesday .
Tke Tetsaw revee
, New Oslkaxs, Nw. 4. The fever nt-
. ustKB has not tmorsved aay since yer
' day. and tbe anfavorabie ture cf affairs
fiowioe tbe cold wave and tbe Kt vott
' disappointing to Ir. Oliphant.
i prenieot of lbe bnl of beaitb.
fb-re
ts so le no to lbe sew rats, there being
40, and setrn h
The t Cta-rilM
Cow stars. Nov 3. Hut hta bw
day of antietv with tbe ObW politicians .
It Ofeaed with the republicans and derno
drats both claiming tbe rW'ioti of tbeir
stale tickets aed a majority of tbe legisla
ture. This af'eraofHi tLe demcrrata co -ceded
the elect ioa of tbe re-pub ican atate
ticket bv larger f. luralittes than were gives
last sight ia tbe earliest of 'hum dispatches
aa the c'aimt of the re pub leant. Tonight
tbe democratic state commit! announced
do definite claims on tbe legislature, and
the republican state remniitw raised its
claims to a majority of five on joint
ballot.
twSew Jersey
TskjrTO!!. Nov. 3 The New Jersey
assembly will have a republican majnnt?
of SI on i"int ballot. Tbe latest returns
Irons lbs different counties show that tbe
democrats have elected sena'ort in Bar
Hngtoa, Huntington, Middlesex. Passaic
and Sussex counae. and tbat Kobert E
Haode. republican, is e'ected senator from
Cape May by about 150 uajoritv. With
tne hold over senators, this wilt make tbe
senat stand 14 tvouUtieans to 7 d mocrats
Sew trk sVssweiwtlc
Nxw York. Nov. S. Retntns from the
U'e an I city do not change tbe result ao-ooonce-1
early last night. Keiornt from
all the counties iodica'e a pluralty of more
than 58.000 fnr Alton B Parker, the demo
cratic candidate for chief judge of tbe
court of appeals . His pluralty in Greater
New York is 133.085.
Things Beviseal
Albany. N Y Fov. 3. The following
cities have elected dercocratic mavors:
ew York, Albany, Syracruse-Bingham-ton.
Buffalo Rochester. Amsterdam, Scb
nectady, Kingston aod Jamestown.
The republicans carried these cities oa
the mayoralty:
Coboes, Rensselaer, Yonker. New
borough, Gloveraville, Oswego and L'tica.
tswa Bleiwsltsw
Vft Mots, Nov 3. The returns by
counties ars nearly all in now, and Chair
man McMillen, of the republican stile
committee, has complete returns from 4
and estimates from the 5 remaining coun
ties, and figures a pluralty for Sbaw. re
publican, for governor, of about 37,7.!. j
Kebraaka far FsUsa
Lmcoijr. Nov. 3. Returns during fbe
day and early evening simply confirm
what was evident at midnight last night,
tbat the fusion state ticket bae been elected
by a plurality fully aa large as that given
Bryan last year, if not larger.
Mrs Asnnv has just received a fine line of
Stamped linens, perfect beauties
Haudkerchiefa, hose, facinatort.
Boas, mitts' fans,
Chatalaln hav.
Call and exituine the line offancy
notions.
TOCURRA C LD INOSi IAY
Take Ltwive Brmo Quinine Tablets .
AH druggists refund tbe money if tt fails
to Cure. 25o.
and (ret r Wves ot fresh bread for $i.oe
cash .
OMavas.
Albany Market.
Wheat 70 rents.
Oata2S
Kptrt 20 cent.
Butter 15 to 22 cents.
Potatoes 25 cents.
Rams 11 to 13 cents.
Sides 10 to 11 cents.
Shoulders' 9 to 7 cents.
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i asm tj av s mi' w ay se
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t fl I i JIl if.
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- KzrORTER. "That politician wouldn't talk to me. He refined
to open his mouth."
Cmr Editor 'Why didn't you offer him a chew of Piper
Heidsieck? That would open it."
Piper Heidsieck Plug
for every one -who "vrants the best, , Ask for
tlie Large New Five-Cent Piece of
PIPER
HEIDSIEGK
PLUG TOBACCO
(CHAMPAGNE FLAVOR)
Ia Umatilla County
i
From i he E. O. j
Tbe total amount of mortgagee releat- ;
ed during September was $109
5.J, while the amount placed on record in t
the tame Urn was only 4B.T43 5-S, a ;
decrease is the mortgage indebtedness ';
in the county (or tbat month oi f 50,5i -
2o 1
The total consideration called for in
deeds placed cn record ia fr!eir;lr. J
amounted lo t.2.?ih. The total I
MncLtMtinn r.f - 1 - f rw ifrAr I
$II7.3Io45,or a total for tbe two months
of $2S336 33.
Tbe total amount of mortgage cancel -led
during October was 94,429 71
while the total amount placed on record
in the same time was only fCS.641 53, s
decrease in the mortgage indebtedneee
in tee county for Octooer of $o3,TSd IS;
or a total decrease ia tbs mortgage in
debtedness in Ihe county in tbe tao
months of September snd October of
$11613 79, siid this with only about
three- fcflLi of the wheat crop sold.
. i
(ioeul Times nave come to ttiose whom '
flood's SampariHa has cured of scrofula,
catarrh. dypepu, rbeuctatum. weak
nerres.or sjaie other farm of impure blood
Hood's Pills are tbe o!v pill to take
wiijj Hood's &arapariila. Cures all liver
Sjmcthins
Dropped.
Hear It.
Uid Too
Wt will sell tor cash, Ungrouod Eoan
Coffee aa follows :
Our Superior Blend 12 lbs for $1 0ft
" Best Kio 10 11 for 1 00
" Royal Blend S lbs tor... 100
Have only a few bundled 'be of these
effees on band and can not guarantee
Iheee prices for any length of time.
C. E. Baow siu..
Catarrh Cared- A clear bead- nu
sneeibr-eih rrir-l arsta Itln ' .C
aryh t a I: '-- tr
Stop that Cough! Take warme. Ii
niav leaJ to Coo J-nptioi. A Sis bottle
ol Shiti'sO miv av y.ur iil. Said
by Fohy Vims.
That dean sharp effect on oiu- prir-tisg
is bad by knowing bow to do rres-t work,
aad by nsiag tbe brt material, still tbe
price is ao bigcer tban the other kiad
Smiley, tbe'p-jnter.
The oSoe that d-)es high grade printing
on good stock, for the price of the o"her
kind . Sniiley, the printer.
TO CURE A COLO IVJONE DAT.
Tate Lac stive Bnxn i Q ..j o rsb'et.
Sll Umg.ista refuaf tne a.-a f t fails
Cars Sjc
Karl's Clover RV Tcju for Constipa
tion it's th- R sad if after oing it you
don't say a return tbe Package aod get
your miner. SilJ bv Fotaav Man
Ths Oldest axd Labcost Music boose
in the Nortb West, tbe v tley B AiWn
Co.. of Porildnd. sella highest grades of
pianos and organ. I ter have instru
ment on saV, f a few day, at tte
never House, Albany.
Cheai- TivwAka. J. Gradwolit has
just received a fine stock of tinware As
it was received direct from the factorv be
will not allow any one to undersell bim
UMiisii.-it yo wait a wti djr. ca
on E B Davidson. Ue is ready t do th
work on short r.otioe.
WILL S STARK
forjsweliy. Thr
keep the tvst.
Pictures from 75 cnls to $25 per d's
at Lnga gallery.
Crawford Harmsh for pholograrhs.
Prices from tl to eO per dosea.
D s. H. E. and O. K. Bra offices and
residence in pol oSSce boildinir. Special
... .: : . i. .
aiiensiuo given 10 uiseases ot women.
Good Money
Saved
On Mens Goods. Shoes, Boots
mis, emus, nes ami ruspen
ders.
Never Hip Pants
Overalls, Blouses; rloves, etc, etc. Clos
ing Out Sale. Tiieywili soon nil be
gone,
W R BLAIN,
(He Putt- the Prices Down
S. I SCH1FFLER & CO.
Merchant
Tailors
Carry the largast and
most complete stock of
Cloths ia the valley.
Olfl Slant! Is niiin Block.
FOUND. New pair gold rimmtd
classes. Call on Frank Kitchen at
Huts UiMse
$
n
Tobacco is the clxew
SSO PACIFIC LINE.
fo 111 Feints last
Soifd vestibule trains. eoostrtiBg offei
ace sleeping eat, tuxa iona dining car,
ebrantday eoacbe. maxniSeent tonrisl
cars md free colonist sleepers from fce P
ciSc to ths Atlantic without rfeaage
COST BISECT ASO CHEAFtST SOCTK
Kootcnari
HEW PS3TVXK.
.lllninsr )
District t
SLOCAS CTTV,
SSXM)5.
KALSO.
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All points ii the Okaavaa Cooatry.
Ge a pamphlet giving a fall adscript ice
of ibis wonderfal country. Ask tkeasent
for a corv of the minise laws J Brit
Columbia.
lv rates o and frstn
Atlantic steansnip ines.
Cauadian Pac. Ry. Uo-'s
Hoyal Mail Steamship
line to China and Japan
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HuuLn.r, rm ab acstsaua.
Tbe shortest lior to the Cckmiss. Tbsie
steawis carry as experieaced medical
snan. aad a stewardess oa every voyage
for time tables pamphlets, or any is
orraatiea, call cn or addreaa.
S N STEELE & CO. AgcnU. Albany Or.
EJCOYLE.Ag't, 148 Third- St, Port
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at usual retail rates, tfend 10c lor
sample copy.
Chicago Book and News Co.
215 Wabash Ave- CHICAGO
TREASURER'S KOI ICE N0 6
XT nlii i. liArahv !,JT tKt tnSfll at
on hand tc pay city warrants Nos. 264
to 2S3 Inclusive ol tbs tesue of 1S97. In-
tereaton said warrants will cease with tbs
date ot this notice. ,
Albany Or. Jvov. 3, 1S97.
. A.PaMES.
City Treasurer.
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