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LEGAL DIRECTORY
Albany.
W R Bilvea, Foehay & Mason block.
JEN Blackburn, P O block.
H Bryant, P 0 block.
Anderson Cannon, P 0 block .
J N Duncan, P O block.
T P Hackleman, Pearce block.
O E Hawkins, Ousick block.
Judge H H Hewitt, P O block.
N B Humphrey.
Kelly & Carl, bank building.
L H Meotanve, Pearce block.
J C Powell, P O block.
J M Somen, P O block.
H 3 Watson, bank building;.
Weatherford & Wyatt, Bank bnilding,
Whitney & Newport, Ousick block.
Q W Wright, P O block.
Lebanon.
S M Garland.
Brownsville.
A A Tuasing.
00. C, U, CHAMBERS,...
Treats tumors, strictures, facial blem-
oes. neuraliria and other diseases, with
galvanic electricity. Office on Ferry Si,
wmr ou ovro. ..
i DR. J. L. HILL
Physician and surgeon. Office, First St.
IRST RATIONAL BARK,
OVaUAHT.OBMOM
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I. W.LAHODOM t
TSASSACT8 A GSJfKKALbanktatfbaaa
ACCOCNT8 KEPT subject to hwk.
ma", w . rXJ luar -ni tmmrm.nhim bin
Now York Saa madMO.CUeaco aa rl
OLLIOTIOW aDKaa twraMe Itrmm
S Tom- Laawsoa
PAQooawra, t Fau
C. I. Fusa.
ROBERT A. OILLER
' ATTOBHKT AT LAW ' OBX003 OTT, ORBOOK
Land Titles and Land Office Bus'nees a
Specialty.
Clubbing, Rate?.
The San Francisco Weekly Examiner
next year will give to its subscribers a
$10,000 residence in San Francisco rent
ing for $00 a month, a 13,390 U. 8. bond,a
1 1,600 gold nugget and hundreds of other
things. You can get the Examiner and
Wzeexy Dkmocbat for $2.50 a year, will
the Daily Dkmocrat by mail for $4.25,by
earner $5.75. in advance. The Dkmo
cbat will order onlr on combination pay
ment ST LOUIS "REPUBLIC, semi-weekly
AAA nf the best Daren in the United
S'aiea, and the Damocrat paid La advance,
foe only $1 5.
Honey at 7 Per Gent.
1 have a limited amount of money to
loan on good security at 7 per cent inter
it, five jeaxs or longer. Interest payable
annually. Address Box 125. Albany Ur.
JUST RECEIVED
it En. J. S.
nsrj to
A complete line of Japanese Holiday
Goods, Handkerchiefs, Fans, Table Mate
and Fancy Basksts.
Don't fail to call and get bargains.
FOSHAY 4 MASON
-Wholesale it Retail
JRUBBISTo 1BD B00I81USU
.. . ALB AST, OREGON.
Pure Drugs; and the finest and LargeeJ
- Stock of Stationary and Books
in the Market.
LO0KHERE.
ThB Oregon School Supply Eoase,
". .Incorporated, of Alliany,
H er n n e to stay and is now prepared
to furnish school districts with every I
Ding ueeuea in uie line oi bcoooi jurni
ture and apparatus, such as 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 also general agents for
the famous Kennedys Dissecting Mathe
matical blocks for teaching of mensura
tion and teachers instruction. . The
blocks are indeepensiabl in the school
room, and boards of directors will do
well to come and examine tbem and see
for themselves. Theee blocks are uni
versally endorsed by the beet 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 best. Office Siraban Blcck, Room 20,
oi stairs. s
. Grbqox School Scfplt Hocbb.
our capacity
IsUnequaled
In the Valley.
OUR WORK
Is Unsurpassed
In Oregon.
We have the best stock to
select from and our price
are always the lowest, quality
considered
SMILEY,
Albany. The Printer
..;HERClLESiTheMa9nolia
HAS AND GASOLINE
s7.r,T!wi:.4 , ' - ' j
Built in special lizes for printing offices
and factories; State your wants and:
write for prices and term. Illastratfd
catalogue furnished .free upon app'ii a
tion Amsricam Ttfb Fockdkbb' Co. '
Portland, Oregca.
Eitneat.Yoar ttowel. Wttu tuenrau.
CahUjr Cutnnrtlc. cure constipation forever
10s,S5a, l CO. O. tail, draygii'-refund mcuey
wwmw khiI1 " 1 lllll ' I
REMEDY
Star Bakery
Corner Broadalbin Jand First St
CONRAD MEYER PROPRIETOR'
-Dki in-
Canned Fruits,
Glassware,
Dried Fruit.
Tobacco,
Sugar,
( Coffee.
Etc.
Canned JlcM
Queenro a
Veget"cJef
Cigars,
Spices.
Tca
Etc.
verytbing that U sopt in
tood variety andgrc
oery store. High
est pt'-oe paid
for
ALL KINDS OF PKODfJCI
SENDERS' COMPANIES
Always Pay.
-FAIN Lei
1 ' No qoeation aNmt fall and prompt
' ment of losses by fire on insurance plaae
' with the leading agent of Albany. M. Senders.
W-fiatHetaesPeopleFor
Don't allow yourself to be roped into tn
Tarioos "Local Mutuals" now being
pushed on yon as being "cheapest in
surance. "hen you insure you do not
want to worry about getting your money t
case of loss. M SENDERS
Insurance. Hay. Grain and Woo!.
Mai Cla Hoes.
I wish to announce to the farmers with
in the vldnity of Albany, especially those
interested in hozraisinir. tbat I have pur
chased the hog known as Common's Ideal,
No. 3621 3 recorded tn the American Pol
and China Record Co, the one tbat took
the second premium at the fair this fall.
He U a fine hog and a good breeder. J
solicit Use patronage and inspection of
parties interested in good hogs. He b
accompanied ly a yearling of my oa raa
ing which s recordable.
I have three thoroughbred sows which 1
aoi raising pigs from. I have a few pig
at present for sale, all recordable. They
can be seen at the Skeels place, one mile
oor h of Albany- F H HUGHsON.
The Gardener.
Mill tot Sale.
For sale or will exchange for improved
real mate, a large, well equipped sawmill,
in good running order. 1 hi mill i sin
atei adjacent U. a large timber belt and
baa fine shipping facilities. Here iss
bargain for some one- For farther par
ticulars enquire of The Stewart A Sc.
Hdw Co., Albany, Or.
LINN CO-ABSTRACT COMPANY
Albany, Oregon.
Offices, Bank of Oregon Building.
Only set of abstracts of Linn County.
Complete set of maps and plats-
Charges reaeanab'e.
A Fine Heater.
Hopkins Bros., of this citv.have taken
the agency for the new International
Domestic Beater, which is a great thing
forhous-i keepers.
- It fits noon an ordinary cook stove and
beata the water in a tank without the old
water back which to often destroys the
cooking quaiitifta of the stove. They ut
ilize the waste beat, taking the place of
first joint of stove pipe and are great fuel
savers. I hey are sure to come into gen
eral nse. Tbey can be seen at Hopkins
Bros, hardware and stove store.
These beaters can now"be seen in nse
at H. R. Hiydea and Councilman O. P.
Dannals.
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iastrocdona to ear. ytmrm i, i . rm
WOK na AT OOB 1SUT . h.. Mil, aad
Um atMot this great pad, as it iatar
du it.ietksliy.
For sale by J . A. Camming
FRANK SKIPTOH
Successor to John Scnmee-.
Livery at Reasonable Kate
W Jl keep teams for 10 cents,
with feed 40 cents, all nieht
$1 00
J. M- RALSTON
BKOKEIte
3 D .ors East of Democrat Office.
Money to loan on farm security, all
mall loans made on personal tecurity.
City, county and school warranto bought.
Collections made on favorable terms.
' Fire insurance written in three of the
arg-HiiompMnie. in tl e world, it lowest
ate '
Laundry
c siryipsow & sow
8 andarfl Prices Work Warranted
"' off and pl-iuib'icg.
' -sane
Oppokit
4& i& -3ttzA
fiCOST
Xyf' O'-Ofl'' a3
CongreiniiBii T.-uiiue teems to
husy these days introducing bills
the removal of charge of d
be
for
The uprising ot Indians In Idaho has
an old time sound to it. The govern
ment shouldputitdownina canter.
Senator John L Wilson, of Washing
tan, has just settled a several thousand
dollor note for ten cents on the dollar
That is not a good example for a United
States senator.
The charges of bribery are being
poured red hot into the Uanna camp.
The Democrat' guess is that they are
true, but who can prove it. The man
taking a bribe will never tell, nor the
man giving it.
Some of the papers are writing about
the decline ot the senate. It will con
tinue to decline so long as such specta
cles as that just exhibited in Ohio are
common. The senate bas become a
body of plutocrats, whose interests are
common with the trusts and monopolies
of the country.
An Albany man got a job in Juneau
thaniirht he reached there. People
..);.,.. M. .ill think that Juneau is
I OSSVe ak
just the place to go, but then you can
not always tell. There will be lots more
money left in these Alaskan towns than
is ever taken out. Watrh that fact and
see if it is not true.
The Portland and &eattlepapers are
having a warm discussion as to which
all Klondike outfits tbeeheaper. At
the present writing both cities undoubt
edly sell the cheaper. The proof
been clear and conclo.ive.
has
Because elected TJ S senator of Ohio
Mark Banna says that God reigns. A
rood many people are beginning to think
tbat Mark Hanna is the one who
reigns. Hanna'e esreer has been an
unsavory one, and it is silly to connect
God with his election, in fact maks
sensible people tired.
The man who reported an uprising of
the Seminolee and the killing of a large
nnmberof whites when nothing of the
kind bad occurred deserves being placed
in the center of their war dances. Down
on t :e canard spreader and may he be
kicked from auiong decent people,
whether a private citisen or a newspaper
man.
The Oregonian devotes more e?ace
to
the meeting of the frnit growers
ciation than it did to the Darrant hang'
ing. This displays good judgment.
Frnit raising is to be a great industry
in the Northwest, and it is pleasing to
see so much attention paid to it. As
a newtoaoer the Oregonian is a model;
It g.ves the news well without the
gilded sensationalism of too many large
papers, and devotee space to important
industries as well as to prixe fights and
hangings, tbat is, U seeks to give the
news whatever it ie. An eastern paper
that ia ezrmolarv in this respect is toe
Washington Post, a newspaper devoid of
sensations ;
The political issue will be more em
phatic than ever, tbat of the single gold
standard against bimetaUsm. nr.
Gaeehas thrown the gauntlet down.
and it has been uken np, and will be
k.r.( nn until tba oeoDle decide tbs
issue. There was not a straight vote on
it at the hut issue, as the promise of
I nl.rn .f inn. I bimetalism prevented it.
But inrnatiooai bimetaliam bas been
proven to have been a wii'othewisp, and
it will not again figure in the matter
Other important issue will be tbe tariff
and trusts and monopolies, each offering
mnch to think about. Take your pencil
out and do soma fignrina.
The United States is becoming Civi
lized enough to have lynching done
away with. It is a barbarous relic, and
yet so long as our courts of justice are
run in red tspe styles, at horse ear
speed, there will be lynching. The
peblic pulse calls for prompt justice,
and it wi'l beat very fast if there is a
delay. Technicality ehould no longer
rale. The spirit of tbe law is to secure
justice, and there ahould be less hag
gling over deUils. Processes should bs
simplified and the court' should always
have the end in view, tbat of convicting
the guilty promptly and clearing the
innocent.
Here is a pretty book on our table
entitled "Parasitic Wealth." It ia
written by John Brown, and ia just from
the prestes of Chicago. Tbe . author
says it is tbe question of qnstiors, the
paramount issue, besides which ali otber
issues are trifling and unimportant. It
is not a railing at millionaires, tbe au
thor decteree- Tbe proposition seems
to he a land tax scheme, providing for
money based on land, values, all metal
money to be demontlised, and tbe es
tablishment of national mercantile and
savings banks, and the establishment of
a bank service charge. Tbe public is
undoubtedly not yet ready for the plan
proposed .
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury
as mercury will surely destroy the sense of
soiell and completely derange the whole
systeu wben entering it through the mu
coot surfaces. Such articles snoald never
be used except on prescriptions from reput
able physicians, ss tne damage tbey will
do ia ten fold to tbe good you can possibly
derive from. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manu
factored by F J Cheney ft Co, Toledo.Obio,
contains no mercury, and is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon tbe blood and
mucous surfaces ( tbe system. In buying
Hall's Catarrh Cure be sore jougettbe
genuine. It ia taken interuahy, and made
in Toledo, Ohic, by F J Cceney Co.
Testimonials free.
Sold by drugg sts, price 75c per bottle.
Hulls Family Pills are the best.
'I hose Who Endure.
Tbe pains of rheumtistn should be
minded tbat a cure for this disease ma f
befouad in Hood's SarsaparillaTbe
experience of those who have taken
Hood's Sarsaparilla for rheumatism, and
have bee completely and permanently
cared, prove the power of this medicine
I 10 rout anil conquor tun uibci. ... .
I Sarsaparilla Is the One True Blood Puri
fier and it neutralizes the acid which
causes the aches and pains of rbeuma
tism. This is why it absolutely cures
when liniments and other outward ap-
. plications fail to give permanent relief,
' Be sure to get Hood's.
II F
B.:hool
itding.
Merrill buys City, County and
warrants. Office In Utmociat
TO CURE A COLO IN ONK DAY.
Taks Ltxaiiv Brum Quiutne Tablets
All Druggists re'und tbe money If It fall
a Cure 25".
TREATMENT
FOR WEAK MEN. .
TRIAL WITHOUT EXPENSE.
The fimoui Annllanoe and Reined lea of
the Kris MaJ leal Co. now fur the Unit time
offered on trial wltoout eipeuso to anv
ugmni we waia
la advance. Curo RtTsoU of Errors
or Exoeeees tn Old or Young. Kenbood
Vullr Hflatored. How to Enlarire and
Strengthen. Weak, Undeveloped Portion
of Boar. Absolutely unfailing Home
Treatment, vouu.uor otner aoneme.
A plain oner ny a arm or nign standing.
NIAQARAST.
FPtU), Ft. Y
The Economic Record.
Tbe economic raoord for 1897, consists
mainly in tbe enactment of a Unff bill
which, nnder the pretense of incressing
be revenue, basimpossd very heavy
tax on the people which the Government
does not receive but which tbe people
pay. The greatest economlo event of
the year bas been the abort crops of
grain throughout the world, except in
the Unittd Stales. This incident again
illustrates tbe ssying of the French Min
ister m tbe early 'part of the century
that "the Lord takes care of the fools.
tbe drnnken men and tbe United States. ,
The increased price of Western grain hod
provisions have established the farmers
of ti-s Mississippi Valley under most fa
vorable eonditiona and have given an
opportunity, which ought not to be lost,
to make these eondiuons permanent.
On the other band tbe growera ot cot
ton have suffered from a beavjr decline
in price, due to. the fact tbat the spin
ning and weaving power of tbs manu
facturing nations is for the moment
ahead of the consuming power of other
parts of tbe world.
Tbe economic record of the year i
also marked by the rapid development o
the production of gold inampla measure
for the needs of the world as a monetary
standard or nnit ot valne. It has also
been marked by tnerecord not only of
the increased product ot silver, bat by
its vry low cost, to the end tbat it
has become apparent tbat probably mors
than one naif tbe present silver product,
exceeding the entire output at as lata a
date aa 1880, is a by product of copper
and' lead mines ; while en tbe other band
improvement in mining and tbe discov
sry of methods of saving tbe sinc.at well
as the copper, lead and gold of tbe great
silver mines of Nsw South Wales, will
bring silver down to the basis of a merely
useful metal while totally forbidding its
monetary use except for subsidiary coin
age
The export of this country have pass
ed tbe billion dollar mark. Tbey con
sist of examples of nearly every crude
material drawn from tbe foret,ihe field,
tbe mine or the workshop, ani from
tbem np to the bigbset type of finished
fabrics, especially in the iron and steel.
The portentioos svent of lbs year has
been tbe recognition of tbe fact tbat the
para mount dominion in tbe making ot
iron and steel haa paesed from tbe other
side of tbe Atlantic to this conntry.
Whatever nation posseese tbe para
mooot control of making iron and steel
at tbe highest rate oi wagra and at the
lowest cost of this product, iu ty co itrol
tbe commerce of the world whenever it
choosei to exercito ita power by remov
ing tbe obstructions which its own leg
islators have placed in tbe way.
Another economic rscord haa been
made during tbe year tbe record of the
fact that 0 par cent of the far-nersof tbe
the great Mississippi Valley are free of
any mortgage whatever. Owning their
lands, their stock, their tools aod their
crops, tbey have become tbe creditors ef
tbe world. Tbey bold tbe command of
tbe reserve of gold in every bang in
every civilised country .
Seldom bai there been a year when
such an ecoosmic record could be made.
Eowaao AraixsOii
(Io tbe World)
Scientific.
A full grown man exhales IS ounces ot
etrbonic acid gas every twenty four
boars.
A new discovered spot on tbe sun,
which is visable jnst now. is said to be
30,000 miles in diameter.
The lake of Urania, io Persia, contains
more salt than tbe Dead Sea, which holds
twenty six per cent, or eight times as
much aa tbe ocean.
Tbe difference between Ibe tallest and
shortest races ia tbe world .is ona foot
4 inches, and tbe average height is five
feet S inches.
Singer, actors and public speakers.
iocs the ir trodoction ot the electric
light.have less trouble with their voices.
and are less likely to catch cold, their
throats are not so parcLed, and they feel
better. This is due to the air not being
vitaited and the temperatnre more even.
Tbe largest bog ia Ireland is the bog of
Allen, which alrMches aciosethe center
of tbe island, east of tbe Shannon, and
covers nearly 250,000 acrss. Altogether
there are nearly 3,000,000 acres of bog in
Ireland, tbat is to say, about one
seventh of the total area of tbe eonntrv
is bog.
Tbe average eye cannot see over five
bousand stars. Some persons hsving
extraordmaiy strung eyes can see about
eight thousand stars. Through the Lick
te'escope anJ otber powerful instru
ments about fifty million stars are visi
ble. There are believed to he stars in
existence beyond the reach of any teles
cope yet constructed. -
M Jacqaerain, a French pharmacist,
bas invented a process by which he can
form from the leaves of various fruit
bearing treea and shrubs the flavors that
are characteristic of the fruit themselves.
From apple tree leaves, crushed and fer
mented, be obtains a liquid possessing
the fragrance and taste of apples, and
rom vine leaves a beverage resembling
wine. His theory is that tbe peculis.
flavor of apples, pears, grapes and ther
ries is prepared In and derived from the
leaves ot the plant.
Home First,
The World atUrwards. Get good
grcceiies for your family. Conn ft lias
ton keep tbe best, whioh thev sell at the
lowest uosiible prices. Fresh vegetables
and fruits according to tbe season, alwajs
on band.
A tine line of crockery.
A Itundr Nug;ei.
Laundry patrona who want U'at class
work done without paying exorbitant
prices should patronize the Albany
Steam Laundry which have employed
regularly five of the best hand ironerson
tbe coast for shirts, dresses, and shirt
waists, and ten cents is the highest price
charged for anv ot these articles.
What Ur A E Salter Says.
' Buffalo, N Y. Gents :Frotn my
personal knowledge, ga'ned in observing
tbs effect of your Sblbb's Cure in cases
of advanced Constipation, I sm prepared
to say it is the most remarkable Kerned
that bss ever been brought to my atten
tion. It has certainly saved many from
Consumption. Sold by lohy;ft Ma-
so".
SATURDAY NIGHT THOUGHTS.
The inoet important political event of
the past week was ths senatorial election
in Ohio, ahich terminated as the Dkmo-
csat predicted in tbe election of Mr.
Hanna. While it is to bs regretttd
th st such a man holds a seat In ths U
S senate, yst he has plenty of company
of about the same calibre, and it is a
fact that he is so much a part of ths pres
ent administration from its conception
that it is only propsr that he be kept in
something during it. Ii he would keep
bis word and serve the people, dropping
politics in bis nat'onal labcrs, a rustler
of bis capacity could do a great deal for
the people, bat it is safe to predict tbat
there will be politics back of everything
he Joe.
Locally our cily council have elected
such officers as come within their juris
diction, doing it witl) an expedition and
harmony that was so far as appearances
went, due psrfl y to a previous caucus.
The result seems to give sstisfaction, at
least as 'much as usual on occasions
wbsre there are several candidates.
This Saturday night sees the Alaska
fsver increasing, lhsrs is promise of a
boiling before it ceases. Wtatever else
t does it Is patting a great deal of mon
ey io circulation, and it Is probable
more money is being spent than will
ever be brought oat from the frozen
mines of the north .
Tbe most important matter before
congress this week has been Hawaii.
The making of spread eagle speeches
baa begun and it is probable tbat before
a vote is tsken tbs eagle's wings will be
tired. President Dole will go to Wash
ington in person In order to help along
in the annexation proposition. Teople
on tbis coast generally bops to see it
effected. Nearly evervthiba: connected
with tbejitnatlon calls for the making
of Hawaii a part of ths United States.
tt . a.
iiewcrsi aisaster ot tbs week was
tbe lerrtb!eycione or tornado that
saspt throngii parte of Arkacras,in Fort
Smith alone killing fjrty three people.
It sras unrelenting in its character,
savsge in its mode of proceedure.
People are fortnoate who do not live in a
country subject to tbe cyclone, an enemy
Ihst comes without waroiog and is
merciless in ite treatment of its vic
tims.
Tbe advocate of the Klondike relief
measure are now getting it into their
heads that it is too late to do any good.
Certainly, bat in the first plac Hi- re
net is not needed io the starvation
sne. This will go down as ihe most
silly relief measure fa tt.e hi, lory o'
Ids L oited slates, and the !&mocbai
looses its patience when it contemplates
the jobbing character of the ahol
baioes.
a-Milngton Ltt.r.
Proa mu malar Cmxtmii
Wbingion, Jan. 10 b. 1S9S.
Mr McKinley, br working overtime
and by using a shovel on tbe p e.managed
to smd more nominations to the Sena's
since Congress reeseembied than bav
before gone in in any ainfle k since
be took charge oi tne pie counter, but ii
bas not leeeeoed ths pressure on him tot
pie even a little bit. For every buogrt
mouth be baa filled there are a thoosab 4
asking to e filled.
S.-ostor Bal'er of Njrth Caroiina. haa
offered a joint reeoluttou proposioa a
constitotiooal amendment that would
revolutionize the C S courts lr pre
poses that alt the U S judges, locladicg
those of the Saprems Court, shall be
elected by the people, for terms of eight
years, aod provides for a sit vision of tbe
conntry inlo circuits for their eltction.
Many democrats in Congress favor
beginning tbe congressional campaign ot
next Fall at once, on tiw fl urs of Con
gress, snd keeping op a red hot, aggress
ive fight upon tbe republicans from
stsrt to finish. Among tbem is Rrpre
seoativa Da ArroonJ, Mieeouri.wbo said
on tbs sub; set. "We ought to bs sggress
i?t. We want to force the fighting. W e
ought to lose no time in exposing tbe
hypocrisy and cowardice of oar pa.itic'
opponent.'
Senator Chilton, of Trxu, tays
of IS nvd service hubbub in
repnb'.icao ranks: "In my opinion, if
Mr Brysn had been elected instead of
Mi McKinley, the fly specs which re
publican orators io Congress now imag
ine to be blood spots on tbs civil service
system would have escaped the'r aiten
lioo altogether. Tbeir eudden reatizt
tion tbat the idea of civil service reform
has been carried too far is due solely to
tbeir purpose to get republicans into
offices now filled by equally capable dem
ocrats, and no democratic senator or
represenative should give them aid or
comfort in their designs."
Czr Reed it tbe only republican in Con
gress wbo baa never buckled down to
Boss Hanna. On tbe contrary, be not
long sgo made Uanna eat a big chunt of
bumble pie.
Senator Teller made a manly and able
speech in reply to tbe numerous news
paper stories alleging tbat some of the
silvsr men in Congress have no proptr
conception of to financial question, and
are trying to force it to the front m jrely
to mass a breech between Mr McKinley
and bis Secretary of the Treasury. He
said that it was ridiculous to sucrose
that Mr Gage would retrain in the cabin
e.t an hour if he and the President were
not In financial accord ; also that tbe
Republican party was today fully coiu
mitttd to the gold standard. Every eye
in tbe Senate was upon Mr Teller when
he uttered these ringiug words: "I
attack, the republican party because it is
tbs party of tbe gold standard. I hope
to see it go down in 1900, and I pledge
you that I will do everything in my
power to drag it down. It's policy is
not such as is demanded by a great and
free people. I have no quarrel with the
President, but be stands for the gold
staudard, a policy which in my opinion
wilt impoverish and wreck bur people.''
An exchange has figured out that the
stale of Oregon will lose $89,0iK) in the
interest on ths money that is hing idle
in the sla,te treasury, and it it intimated
that some one will make nearly that
much buying up wariams or ia some
other wy. The servants of the Male
onght to be as faithful in their service as
they are in their own service. If any
one gets tbs benefit of the $300,000 lying
la the state treasury, it onght to be
Oregon. This is a matter that ought to
bs probed to the roots, no matter what
tbe previous custom has been. Any
one with horse sense knows that the
state treasurer does not live on the
small salary of $890 a year, but how he
makes his money is ot course guess
work.
To Car. tioasiipacton tonv.,, .
Take Cnscarets Candv Culrmriie. 10c or Eta
It U C. C. (all to cur, druggists refund munuv.
TELEGRAPHIC
r.rtlaad Lawest
" ahiiihotoh, Jan. H The bid for
building tbe coast survey veel for tbs
Pacific coast are as lol o :
Union iron works, of fan Francisco, Cal
$185,000, the vessel tn be completed by
Oct. 1.
William K Woodell & Co., of Baltimore
Md., IH.r),000; tbe vessel to be completed
within I'i montbs from siguing of the con
tact.
Wolff and Zwicker, of Portland. $135.
000; tbe vessel to be completed within 12
months from signing of contract -
The appropriation for tbis vessel is tut
$125,000,
The rat Week
Nkw Yobk, Jan. 14. R ti L!un ft Go's.
weekly review of trale will say tomorrow:
I he year lias opened with a very sails
factory prospect. It is all the better tbat
there is no wild excetement in toe specu
la'ive markets, and. while stock advance
a little. Brain yields a little. . The pay
nienta through principal clearing houses,
notwithstanding a decrease at re w i ork
owing to tbe inactivity in stocks, are
tbree-sixtbs per cent larger tban in 1892.
t .rb-U kax-krd mmt
Washington. Jaa. 14. Tbe senate
committee on privileges and elections to
day decided to make an adverse report on
H W Corbett ' claim to a set in tbe se
nate from Oregon. Tbe vote was 4 to i
on party lines, except tbat Senator Bur
- Tfce fflar Rails J
1'oBTi.Asn, Jan. is lbs steamsbip J
ueorire W bluer sailed for Alaska last
nLrbt. She cat off from tbe Ainswortb
dock about midnight with a foil paasanger
list and cargo, having more tbin 3CO pas
engers and 600 tons of freight that went
as miners' outfits. Nearly U30 tons of
freigdt was left on tbe wbaf A few
bead ot bones and about iu dogs consti
tuted tbe live stock shipped. Nothing
went except whit was rlasei as miners'
ou'.fita.
BisriMws
AirroitiA, Ian. 14 vVurd otnes from
Skamokawa tonight thai from some un
known canae Skamokawa creek overflowed
its banks yesterday and tbe day before,
flooding tbe valley and cairriss away
one or two farm bouse aod barns.
Al'Wasfclaat.w
W AsnixoTOJt.. Jan. 13. The senate
did not make great progress with the Ha
waiian annex al ion treaty today several
speeches were delivered, but in every in
stance tbe speakers announced tbat today a
remarks were merely preii-niaary-
lbe hocse today completed the co'sid
eration of ibe agricultural bill in cor.
mittee nd tbea mi joorned Tber was
tbe nsnal fight over ths question of free
BMd distribution to the farmer, hat h)
effort to strike out tbe appropriation re
commending $130,000 failed, as asnal, the;
m j irity against it today t,eizg 1&
CotXMRCs, Jan. 13. Senator Hanna
and tbe members of the Irrialature went
bjme today. All will return by Tuesday
next. 1 be leaden tn both till are still
brre preparing, for another fight next
erk . The opposition in Uaona was de
feated ia bit elccuon but it proposes to (Uht
against bis being seated for tbe long term,
tiia enemios sav tbey h .ve act the lime to
interefere on tbe short term bat tbey wil
press tbe bribery charge
Saw Ash
Los A SGF.I.&S. Jan. 13 The body of
mardertr of W H t Ojrr.nl was tneiaer-
ated at tbe cremator ol rUjnolUa ft aa
Nurs at Altedena tbu maroieg
At 11
LLC remain of DirrranU ill ia
tbe cas-1
ket were slid into tbe farne At 2 o dock
be a ibex were removed and deliver! to
tne paren'. anf the final act of the great
tragedy was com pie tea No one saw in
side the rremotory ex vp' the em plot eii
lad ibe Durrani
WaHisomx, Jsa 13. Tbe Spanish
minister bas tern oo'.ntlf advi-ed of
every Otvrloptnect wiihin 24 hooTS at
Havana. aa4 be rammed ap oi ad sue
Uiu afiemooo by savia tbat tbey show
the uprising to have Iwo a rwt pure and
.luip-c. ttat crcer has U en completely
restored .
rrskabty 14
:T-snot-M. Jan. I L Prof-:- Nor-
dVo.kjjId, the arctic rap over, has inform
ed tbf Sweedieh academy of sciences that
be foreign oflke ba received tateHigencc
that wveral persoa w. vhy of credeaos
saw Prof. Aodree's Ualxy earlr ia Ana.
ia Britb Co'umSU, seven mi e north of
tjoetnelle lake, ia tbe district ot Gariboo.
Tills kwl 1st Taatwa
vVasni.toron. Jan. 13 Captain Fisk
has reported against any charge ia tbe
existing govern meat ptoject for the iro
provetnen' of Tiilamook bay. which be
mi s it sjffcient or tbe commerce of that
vicinity. He sava tbe coat of tbe improve
ment wi!lUe$l.-JM,000.
A TrfttMe Cjeae.
Fort Smitb. Ark,. Jan- 13. Nearly 50
human Uvs and upward of 51.0CW.Ou0
worth ol property we e destroved by a
t-tnble tornado wMch bnrrt upon this
ci:v a few minutes patt 1 1 o clock Us!
nisht. rte storm struck near the national
eemetry and swept its way through tbe en
ure city, leaviog la palb neki3g witn
dealt: and desolatioe. men, wo oeo and
children sleeping in tbeir homes were.
without a moments warning, awakened to
meet death in the fearful storm.
Trsable ta stavaaa
Havana. Jan 12 At 10 o'c'ock this
morning a'mut 100 army officers, incensed
by tbe violent attacks ma le by some of tbe
local Papers upon the genetal-ia-cbief and
the principal oihoers ol the panu army tn
Cuba, went into the printing office ot tbe
daily journals, la liiscusuon and tA lis
concent rado, and bgn smashing tbe win
dows and destrovipa: the printing outfits.
as well as earning the enployes. Tbe
sendannes dispersed tbe rioters. Order
was finally culaolifhed.
XMklaala It-
WicniT. Kao. Jan. 13 A rpecial to
tbe Eagle from Gulbiie, O T aays:
Tbe mayor of Shawaee, O T ba wired
Govornor Barns tbat the reported Indian
outbreak ia tbe Seminole country aa a
whiskey scare. Tbe sheriff of Pottawato
niie county bas also wired the gororaer
tbat be does not believe tbat there were
any murders committed, lie reports the
ludians are tremendously excited but not
threatening.
A W.asaa a Swlrlde
Davbspokt, Wash. Jan. 12. Mis R
bert Tischner committed suicide here last
night. She had been conducting ber bos
bands drugstore and quarreled with his
partner. She swallowed prusaic acid and
fell on the steps of tbe store. At the last
election she recived tww votes for mayor
farsaer B.bber
San'Josk. Jan 12 Isasic Irwin, alias
Marvin, who Saturday morning robbed
and nearly murdered E A Biot of Hol
lstcr, in tuts city, was captured this eve.
on a ranch 3) miles from town He was
formerly a prosperous farmer of Klamath
Or..
Last Twa Legs
Tacoua, Jan. 12. Wm. B Norton
traveling engineer of the Northern Pacific
fell from a locomotive near Lter, 65
miles east of Tacoma, today. Both of his
feet were crushed so badly that they bad to
be amputated. Ths injured man was
brought to racorai.
asy to Take .
asy to Operate
Are features peculiar to Hood's nils. Small m
size, tasteless, efflclent, thorough. As one man
saldt " You never know yon '
bare taken a pill till It Is all IQli His
over." 25c C I. nood & Co, iF g 1 1 !9
Proprietors, to well. Mass. U
The only pjlU STtaks with Hood's SarsaparlUA,
K. O. T. 31.
every Saturday evening at K. O. T, M.
ball. Vlsitinir Knighta inviied.
VV. A. Cox, Commanders
FOR SALE. New Barlock typewriter
for sale cheap at Blain Co 'a store.
Uoodfo
MISFITS.
Tbe tax levy of Eueene baa been in
creased from 6 to 6 mills, and yet it is 2
mills ahead ot Albany.
A Marion county paper as vs that conn
ty will have the next governor of Oregon.
The Dimocrat predicts it will not.
It is pretty well settled that Mr Cor
bett will not be seated. There is one
man on tbe committee who Las a sood
legal head .
tla L 1 1 1 1 . t . , . ,
iiuo our koiu ouipuv is worm aoii
600,000. onr corn is worth $491,000,000,
our wbest $310,000,000. and our oats
$132,500,000 a year.
Tbe great men of Oreeon are all beinu
booked (or lectures at Hodaville. Gov.
Fletcher baa already been there and to be
louoweo Dy Holer, Irwin and Thompson
A Butte, Montana, man haa been ar
rested for stealing a car load of coal. It
was a daring robbery, but the thing
stolen wsa too big to escape observstion.
Tbe tax levy in Josephine county bss
been pieced at 27 and 16-30 mills. A
Linn county tax payer would very prop
erly kick from morning to night over
such a levy as that.
"God reigos, and the republican party
sun uvea.
Tbe lawyers are to tbe front. Of the
89 members of tbe United State senate,
60 are lawyers, while of tbe 358 men now
members ot tbe bouse of representatives
245 are lawyers.
A brnte of a man in Cobnrg bas been
arreeted for whipping his sister. That ia
next to whipping a man's wife, and if it
is found tbat he ia guilty, as tbe state
ments publiahed indicate, it ia to be
hoped tbat Lane county does tbe case
justice promptly.
The Klondike craze' is strikiog right
and lei i. iwen:y five students ol Wash
ington University at Seattle have al
ready left for the north. Tbe foot ball
players wilt be particularly fitted for the
rough trip.
The Oregonian charges for a one-inch
OUplay advertisement for one year $262,
which ia a better rate than moet country
papers are able to get. Ex. In some
country towns the advertiser would ex
pert to get tbo whole paper lor that
amount.
The important news haa just reached
tbe coast from tbe etst that in tbe last
presidential election David B Hill voted
tbe straight democratic ticket. There
has heretofore si ways be n a doubt aa
to bow be did vo e.
Now that Mr Corbett has been defi
nitely knocked out some people tb-nk
Gov. Lord will call a special session of
the state legisiatare in order to elect a
U. S. senator. Tbo DaxotBAr'a g"es is
that ha doss not do so.
- There are said to be serral thousand
men in Seattle on their way to Alaska,
air. Ballard, a former Albany -man. of
tbe SeatUe Hardware Co.. is one of tne
i nos'ett men there :n the supply basUese.
' me steamers every berth is said to be
taken for several weeks ahead.
Follomiog is tbetotal gold pro ! at tion for
a year in several gold producing coun
tries OI coarse tbe U. S lead:
United States $6UOO,000
Africa M.0O0.0O0
Australia 51 000.000
Mexico 10.000,000
VBM - 7 .500.000
India 7,000,000
Kwe 25.000.000
A correSfjoodent writes tbe Eogene
Guard tbat a voang man of Trent recent
ly sold bis vio'in. presumably all tbe
property ne poasesswd. lor tbe purpose
of procuring a marriago license. After
this the fair and fickle one changed ber
mind, and the affair was declared off.
Now the young man baa little to live for
having neither a fiddle not a wife.
Mr. Hanna is becoming child'sb over
his great joy in being elected. On reach
ing Cleveland be said : "This homecom
ing ia sweeter to me than any honor ever
coolerred noon me. I have been ele-ted
to the senate by the republican party. but
hereafter 1 am a servant of all tbe peo
ple." tie wid hare to torn over a new
leaf then.
The New York Journal received about
$40,tXX for ths advertisements in its
Christmas iaeoe Sixteen colored pages
sold for tlXQ apiece. The live New York
businete man counts on spending about
2 per cent of I i ytoja receipts on adver
tising to order to u.- ancorsaiui. I;
good n.le in any pUix.
is a
The qneethn is often asked as to what
proportion of Linn county wheat baa
been sold by tLe fartnera. It it tbe
opinion of Mr. VYm. Vance, whose judg
ment ia good in tbe matter, that thev
hsresold two thirJs ot tbeir wheat,
leaviog about one third aneoid, which is
thought to be more than in most coun
ties, particularly in Eaatern Oregm.
The greatest sensation which haa vet
developed with reference to the approach
ing municipal campaign waa the "Mop"
last night of Paul d'Ueirry from tbe
ranks of the free silver republicans full
into tbe midst of the populist camp.
Seattle Post Intelligencer. d'Ueirry was
a resident of Albany about eighteen years
ago. He haa been prominent aa a re
publican in Seattle lor a number of years
Ths Woodmen of tbe World sav :
"Tbe Women of the Woodcraft has a
death claim of $1,000 at Salem, Oregon,
which will be paid at once and leave a
balance of $4,000 cash in the hank to the
credit of the benefit fund, with no claim
against it on file. The Women of the
Woodcraft ia a success, shs is a daisv.
The large grove of the W O at Helena,
Montana, has unanimously gone into tbe
new order, as has also South Side and
H ghland Groves, in Denver, aod tbe
grove at La Junta, Colorado, with sixty
five members. Still there's more to fol
low." The Tribune says In reference to the
men just in from tbe Klondike: "In
their eyes the government relief expe
dition ia absolutely useless and the
steam locomotive scheme of transport
ing goods is laughable to tbem. In the
first place, according to them, no relief
is needed. Ia the second place, it could
not be taken into Dawson until spring,
if it were needed. The only means of
transportation is by dog-sleds, ani onlv
enough for two or three men can be
taken on a sled. .Large quantities of
goods cannot be transported till the
river bas opened." All of which is good
sense.
The Corva'.lis Union man is aivins
some good advice to ooys and young
men, and it ia to be hoped thev tako it.
though it is very doubtful. He is also
presenting some excellent thoughts ca
boys generally, tns idea that the bright
est bova are the ones who as a rule
amount to the least aa men, because
they depend on tbeir brightness and not
their industry, is about right, and the
statement that education without char
acter is a failure is correct. The edtica
tiou of character I as important aa that
of arithmetic and the languages.
From the Eugene Guard :
Another pioneer story is. about Unc'
Eliaa Brigga, who took a donation claim
where Springfield is built; going over to
the McKenaie one morning early after he
had been made aware ot tbe presence ot
a camp of white people on the bank of
that stream, nearly three miles from his
claim, he found the old pioneer, Wm.
Stevens at work on a cabin.
The story goes that he vehemently ex
postulated with Stevens tor "crowding"
bim; that was in 1817, when the only
white settlers within the prejent borders
of- Lane county were Skinner on the
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cent piece of Piper Heidsieck Plug Tobacco has
captured the country. Try it
preeent ante of Eogene. Brig? and Stev
ens in Springfield precinct. Spores, near
Coborg. and Bristow, on Pleasant Hill.
But tbe old pioneer bad a horror of being
"crowded."
An Albany correspondent io the Port
land Tribune bas learned a good many
things politically, be says: Solar aa I
know, there will be bat one candidate
j from this county in tbe republican state
convention, xiun. v a j Diauouni lur
attorney general Judge Black barn bs
keen county jndge, and filled tbe posi
tion satisfactorily to alt. He wiil un
doubtedly have tre solid support of his
delegation. Tbe democrats are keeping
quiet aboat state place, waiting to see
what is tbe outcome of the onion over
tures to tbe populist. George E Cham
berlain is mentioned as a possible dem
ocratic candidate for governor. He now
resides in Portland. Linn county baa a
warm snot in ber booom for George, as
he was a resident of tbis coonty-prior to
the time be accepted tbe office of attor
ney general under Penaoyer. Tbe dem
ocrats of tiia city have 'aeversl candi
dates for circuit judge, among tbem J
K Weatherford. H C Vatson and W B
Bilveu. Each ia qualified for tbe pla
if elected. A M Cannon, a bright young
attorney, is mentioned for rcxecuting
attorney on the republican ticket. The
popolista have no avowed candidates for
state places, vet several names are fre
quently spoken of. Dr J L HU bas
been nrged to allow his name to go be
fore the convention tor governor, and
should be do so may lead the populists
to battle. Captain C B Montague, the
preeent county c ert, might take the
nomination for secretary of state if it
were offered bim. Hon J S Smith, conr-
moniv caiied "Pop frmitb. wbo reprs
eented this county at Salem during the
late legislative vaudeville, is said bv his
friends to be the ctrongeit candidate the
party naa tor congress.
LEBANON.
From the Express.
"Lucie Billy' Wruznt was in town
yesterday, peddling horse radish aa us
ual. He says Lebanon ia the beet town
in tbe valley ,of ite population.
B L Sim peon and family left this morn
ing tor ring, v ash., with tee intention
of making that place their future borne.
jura. o. vs.Aidrtcb I en tbie morning
for Portland, for treatment in the Good
Samaritan hospital. Her daugbter.Mise
Maud, accompanied ber.
Dr. "ooUi. assisted by Dr. Foley. Der
t lormed an operation on Jake Boeiar tbis
morning, removing tbe pus from his
lungs. The operation was a s access and
jase ta now resting easy.
Engineer Jaa Walsh, who baa bees
running tbe eneine on the ran between
Lebanon and Natron, has been transfer
red to a might train on tbe main line.
His p'are on this run baa been Uken by
arcoie JU liter.
W. J. Royce and Earl Carle' on bad a
three round fight ia the S..jn hut rn-
day. Those that saw it sav it w.s a hot
fight. However, the city treasury gain-
ea a rew dollars ny tne occurrence.
J S Van Winkle, special deputy grand
chancellor of the k. of P, is in the citv
for the purpose of organizing a lodge
here- There are about tea members
here, and about twenty new name havw
been secured. A preliminary meeting
wiu oe neid tonight.
"Uncle-ate" Keee. who was for a
long time the richest man in Linn coon-
J, is getting very feeble, tie ia con-
bned to his bed nearly ail of the time,
and at last has been compelled to hire a
man to take care of him.
The students at Santiam Academy are
progressing mcHv with ttetr studies un
der the supervision of George Kandie.
Since fall work haa ended on the farms,
the roll of students has steadily increas
ed until now thet ears about 45 names
on tbe list of those who are attending
school at the academy.
just Across the Way.
At F H Pfeiffer "s you can get the best
Coast and Eastern ovsters to be foond.
lie also keeps t he best line of confection
ary in the citv .
Call on him for the best of everything ta
bis line.
TO CURE A C LD lXO.' DAY
Take Laxative Broms Qiinine Tablet.
All druggists refund the m ney it n fails
oCure. 25c.
Stop tbat Cough! Take warning. It
mav lead to 'Coos Jinptioa. A 25 bottle
ot Shiloh's Care my lave your life. Sold
ny Foahay ft Mason.
Catarrh Cured,
weet l.fv-a.h sjcaril
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A dear head ano
with SiUoV LU
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That dean sharp effect OB Ana Yirtntintv
t is bad by knowing how to do rres work,
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price i no higher thaa tbe other kind
Smiley, the printer.
K ir! 'a Clover Rt Tea, Jor Oonslioa.
tion italhilie'. auJ if after uing it you
uu i say a , return tne Pactaee and g'
your utJuey. Slid by Fojbiv A Mason
J W Hentby, thepionwr ooot and ihie
man, does first-clas work cheap. Call ea
him, just north of the Dkmocbat office.
Albany Market.
Wheat 65 rents.
Oats 23
Eggs 20 cents.
Butter 15 to 22 cents.
Potatoes 25 cent.
Hams 11 to 13 cents.
Sides 10 to 11 cents. -Shoulders
6 to 7 cents.
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