The state rights democrat., March 18, 1898, Image 2

Politician and Demagogue.
W SWI 1 l mm m . I
The newspaper have Mr. DingWy
to thank for quite a rise in the price o
white paper.
Tbe Arizona editor hare recognised
the belligerency of tbe Cubans. Thi
OUfjht to settle the natter.
The Oregon ian is after the yellow jour
Biliem red hot. Some of it ought to le
punctured, and some of it keeps tl.e
people poetedY
The publie continues to disagree at to
whetbsr there will be war or sot. Cer
tainly. So far it is wore guess work
than anything elie. Men of tqaal wis
dom disagreeing.
Uncle Sam is doing a nice thing in th
manner in which he i feeding tbe Co
bans. He hat a big heart, and it reach
m from the Pacific to the Atlantic, and
there ia no-politics in Uncle 8am'
heart, though he runs nearly everything
.into politics.
An Indemnity of $10,000,000, which, it
is said the President will demand from
Spain, cannot settle the matter. It will
take more than an indemnity, and it is
doubtful whether arbitration will be
satisfactory. Spain and the United
States should settle the matter between
themselves. .
There is being some talk in reference
to the defense of oar coast in case of
war with Spain. One thing is certain
a Spanish man of war con Id never get
np the river as far as Albany, and prob
ably not as . far aa Portland. Eeall
though there would never be any seri
ous danger of an attack in thia diatant
part of tbe United State. Spain will
have her handa'foll.on the little island
of Cab. As a matter ' of fact she h as
already had her hands more than fall
with the Cabana alone.
Mrs. Clarissa Kluge claims to be not
only the niece bet the contract wife of
Adolph Satro, who was recently declared
incapable of manaainjr his own affairs
Adolph and Adolphine, a five-year-old
h -y and a slx-yes'r-old girl, are the pre
sumptive offspring of the contractual
marriage. The courts will be called
-nbon to decide the validity of tbe claima
made by Mrs. Elcge, and incidentally
to decide what interest she baa in hi
estate. There's probably nothing in the
claim at all.
Washington Letter.
Frosa ear ratolar Cbrreapoadeat
. Washington, March 7, 1898
There is no denying that the present
colic of tbe administration ia aggrava
ting and galling to the average Ameri
can, regardless ot his politioal afiliation.
It ia difficult to understand, when Spain
is trying to move Leaven and earth to
borrow money and to buy warships to
fight us, why should we not be openly
preparing for war by having Congress
, appropriate the money needed to bay
additional warships and to pnt as on a
war footing generally, instead ot pre
tending that tbe preparations for war
which tbe administration ia making, not
only to the extent of available appro
priationssjbut in anticipation of appro
priations, are merely routine proceed
ings. We are not fooling Spain, and it
seems ponsensical trying to fool oar
selves. Mr. McKinley Knows jast as
everybody else knows, that there isn't
one chance in ten that war will be avoid
ded. He knows that the acceptance of
- blood money from Spain will not be
countenanced, and that a peace at any
price policy would have no supporters
outside of Wall Street and its connec
tions. Knowing these things it is bis
duty to ask Congress to make the neces
sary appropriations to pat tbe country
in a proper condition of defense and to
enable it to give Spain tbe threshing it
bas been itching for daring tbe last year
or two. It is no valid ezeme to claim
that doine so woalJ be a reflection upon
. the Naval Court of Inquiry. If so,8pain
has been casting reflections upon tbe
Court quite numerously daring the last
few daya. Bat, as a matter of fact,
would it be any more reflection to open
ly ak for the money froa Congress to
make proper and needed preparation
for war, than it is to be serretly making
conditional contracts for tbe same thing,
in anticipation of appropriations that
Cong ret bas not eren yet been asked to
make. There is probably not a man in
Congress that wouldaak that a gun be
fired in advance of tbe verdict of the
Court ef Inquiry, but inasmuch as every
body now thinks that the verdict will
show that tbe destruction of tbe Maine
was not an accident, there is little doubt
that tbe majority of Congress would like
to see tbe arlmiListration openly making
eady to ng tit alter tbat verdict ia ren .
dered. -.
Few men in Congress are willing to be
lieve tbe rumors connecting Mr- McKin
ley' name with tbe scheme to buy Cuba
from Span. Some of his advisers may
be in tbe scheme, but Mr. McKinley
.ought to know the people of this country
well enough to know that they would
bury every man oat of sight, politically
speaking, who dared to support the nec
essary legislature to make this country
guarantee tbe payment of Cuban bond
which.would to go tbe present holders of
Spanish bonds. If this scheme is seri
ously pushed, it will soon be discovered
that the universal sentiment of our peb
pie is, m'tlioos for the preservation of
natiocal nonor.'but not one cent for
Spanish boul-hcl
It appeare that the friends of Hawaiian
are afraid to try to secure annexation
by a joint leeolution, owing to threats of
tbe opposition to keep Congress in ses
sion all summer, if they do. At a sec
ret meeting of the Sjnate committee on
foreign leis'ions it was decided to make
another attempt to ratify the treaty. If
that fails, as it is expected to do, the
wbo matter may be dropped until the
next session of Congress.
Czar Eeed's latest ralinsr, that demo,
erats shall not when the House is sitting
as a Committe of tbe Whole criticise the
administration, the republican party, or
any individual republican, is another
step towards the absolute throttling of
speech in the House, and is jast as out
rageous a ny of those in the same di
rection which bave preceded it. From
tbe birth of Congress the custom ha
been to allow tbe very widest lattitude to
members who male speeches while the
House, was sitting as tbe committee of
the. whole, bat this new autocratic mu-u
bo jumbo says that no democrat will be
a'lowsd to make a political speech, ex
eept when the bill under consideration
is parley political. This muzzling rnle
would be outrsgeoes even if it were made
10 apply impartially to all members of J
me nouse, out wnea appnea, as it bas ;
been solely to anti-republican, members i
It ia depriving the representees of the '
people of tbelr constitutional right to be
beard at all times.
ITarrisburg March 15, 1898
To th Editor:
.1 C Sabin writing to the Oieitonian
m title pUv, urges the nomination
i- election ot X T Ueer for congress
iota this district upon the ground that
M; (ift is a plan honest farmer, and
0'ith' hour nice it would be to have
Mi wurapre nit thia peopie who a
ii iy al- farmers. ' ' - "
Htu howurptised lam when I find
-ijr ,. i't ppcr in which Mr. Sabin's
lit -r . . uolLlit-d, e'gt.t extracts from a
p-i ri in 1. by Mr. Geer, at Corvallia,
winch he piainly shows himself to be
a politician and demagogue, and not the
.in i coeei man mai nr. canui inn
nm to be.
He iaes that he does not care to
ii rub over old straw, which I must ssy
vng'.-s wt- for i always like to hear
ii tttiii;g new, but I was only doomed
iapi'uinineut for he immediately
ell bark to the "pot'' argument of mie-
rr presentation and dodging that is al
ways resorted to by the advocates ot tbe
present corrupt monetary system that is
just now being praised by the gold
standard fusion party.
Mr. Ueer says that the fre silver lu
natics have dropped tbe wheat argu
ment and do not say anything more
about wool and cattle. Free silver men
ao not care to thresh over old straw, to
use Mr Geer's own wcrds, and it is gen
erally conceded by all intelligent men
thaUre tree from party prejudice who are
noLbound by some other slfi-!i motive
that the wheet argument has become
e if. evident.
tbe Untied States and lvigland are
making every ffort to dtru i ver, and
tbe wheat cror. of thu world Is the short'
eat it bas been since man began to use
whea; "Bread is t ho staff of life" and
stil! wheat and silver are not so very far
apart; wnea. is worth at Barrisbnrg to
day the pitiful sum of 64 cents pr ba .
in former years with a little shortage in
California and the middle west it would
o to f 1.40. As to v ooi in tbe same
Oregoniaa of March 4, is an account of a
man of Tbe Dalles sending a large
amount of wool to Boston on Lis acct. and
r'neivic. 13J cts per lb. f jr it which
- ctj. more than he could have
s.vdit fo'in The Dalles; that wou'd
sor-ly knock any free siive rite fitly. If
w.! qii wil'Vefer back to their wool
sa -s LeVre tiie single gold standard and
t. 3 present eirk ei'ver dollar was forced
uon us and before w heard of the
r.tcKinley Bill Ibey will find that woo
fi for 25 ar.d 8 cts. in small lots,
mil" .n large quantities would have
V roirM 2 cts uioie. In Harriabnrg and
ether ions of the valley, and now
wl.en ti.e b'c-ated 'aroieie ot Kantae,
Jie'rska, Washington and Ore
or have co'd their extraordinary
aood crop tt w heat for about one half of
wbat. ii should bava brought then, and
bav invested in a woolen shirt for them
selves and a woolen peiticoat for their
wives atid daughters, the first they bad
been able to buy for some time, and so
many people are baying extra heavy
woolens for the Kloodik, and tens of
thousands of sheep bave died n Austra
lia, and for alt thia wocl ia worth but
13(C and that ia such an unusual aa'e
that many papers publish an account of
the sale.
We might take np cattle, horses, togs
and other things and show tbe same
state of affairs, where there is not so ire
strong local cause tor it to be otherwise.
Farms in this fine valley are selling for
bat little more than Government price,
they are good ones too and some that
are fairly good are selling for less, and
even Dingley and Alaska cannot keep up
tbe price of eggs and potatoes.
It Mr Ueer baa a gocd cause be should
use plain straight forward argamenta
and leave off thia dodging and misrep
resentation. A fast cause needs no
such tactics. ..-
0.x a or the Wisdiks.
Even though only about five per cent
ot tbe business of tbe United Stats ia
done with money itself, nearly all of it
beibg done though tbe check system, it
ia imortant tbat for the convenience of
current trade tbat a money be need that
ia easily bandied. Experience bas prov
en conclusively that the beet metals for
it are gold and aiver. Tbe present aisea
ot tbe coins bave established themselvea
witb ibe people, and they are need to
them and satisfied with them B esides
they are according to their value doting
many deeadee. There ia not a com mo
dity in existence tbat can remain tbe
same from year to year jast aa a com
modit. tbe law of supply and demand
forcing . a constant cbacge. Money
tbongti should not be enpjected to tbe
inconvenience of a pair of scales. This
ia noft an age ot warn pa in shells. It
would be ridiculous to bave ooe onncs
of metal in a piece of coin one month and
two outlets tbe next. Nor is it nects
ry. f jr the eiamp of the goternmect
will mace it if a stable value as a money,
a we know from our present experience
witb rilver. Not only that, but place
silver un an equality witb gold noder the
coinage laws, and the establishment of a
eady market for it will bring it to par
in valne, a fact as cer tain as the appar
eut steady value of cold. The demands
of trade requires tbe double standard
jnst as much t a man rtq lires two legs
to navigate veil. Good sense alone die
vti i iact that the ratio between tbe
two C'.iu should be astaady one, and not
eliaog'd )y every ilnd tbat blows. Ex
perienco justifies1 the present one of
16tol-
is, lis. net attorney Mr, McCain is said
to have made 15,000 or $3,000 a year.
As postmaster of McMinpville be will
ma'ae 91200 to 91500. There is nothing
though like being a servant of Uncle
Sum. " -
Another evidence of prosperity perhaps
wiU be given by gome one as the immense
demand for warahios. The factories can
hardly iutl the demand atidaie working
ihr-ir mm uight and day. But" the peo
pir have l j foot tbe hills.
It DL ni" wri.es a book on the United
8-ate,, a. is tnteatened we may look for
smehing v-ry caustic. These bard !
times we shall spend little money to ae
core a cup v. I will not tea popular
book in tiie United States, depend on
that fact.
j niE
PLACE
TO BUY
Your Groceries and Baked Goods
Ia at" Parker Broa.
Everybody kuows '
. .a- - - .
stock of groceriea.; produce and baked
of all kinda.aeltit reaaonahU !
S Aaaaa. k A aaa a sa 'I riAai IrAast aa ST , fc. f
s a 1 ' 11 ti 1
prices ana treat nieir customers wen, an
alike.
You may regret some steps you take
in life but none taken into tbe store it
Parker Bros.
It is s great thing to be well fed. Par-,
ker Bros kep good groceries.
A loaf of bread is not much bnt yon
want it well mads. Try Parker Broa.
Sweet Bells Jangled Out of Tune.'
How much of woman's Ufa happiness Is
tost for lack of harmony. A hundred sweet
melodious
tones ruined
by one little
note of dis
cord.' Wo
men who
ought to en
joy the per
feet happi
ness of love
and wifehood
and mother
hood are mis
erable from
one year's
end to the
other, be
cause of some weakness
or disease of the delicate
organism of their sex.
These delicate com-
filainta, which make a
angling dissonance of so
manv lives, are not bv
anv means a necessity of womanhood.
They mar be overcome and completely
eradicated under judicious treatment.
There is no need of repugnant examina
tions. There is no need of resorting to any
unauthorized medicament compounded by
an unskilled, uneducated person. Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Preacrfotton cures the
troubles of the feminine organism posi
tively,, completely and safely.
For nearly jo years Dr. R. V. Pierce has
been chief consulting phvaivian of the In
valids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, of
Buffalo, N.Y. He is an eminent and expert
SDecialist in this Darticular field of practice.
Any woman may write to him with perfect
confidence, and will receive, free of charge,
sound, professional advice and suggestion
for self-treatment by which 99 out of too
cases 01 tetnale complaint, even 01 tne most
obstinate kind, may be completely and per-
manently cured,
- While I waa living at Eagle Rock. H.i
Co., Va.," writes Mrs. G. A. Connor, ol' AUIacD
anv Spring, MontKtimerv Co., Va., Ma ladv
friend cane to m ami mid: ' M daughter, aged
Ij Tears, haa repeated hemorrhage at the noae,
and she haa never had the neowwry indisposi
tions of womanhood.' I advised her to get Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The lady pur
chased one bottle and it enred her daughter.
She waa well and happy whea I left there."
Constipation ia the all-embracing can
of ill-health. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellet
cure it. They new- gripe.
Slgsbee's Versatile Talent.
Ooe day in the spring of 1875, when
tbe Daily Graph:c ol New York was in
full swing ot its meteoric career, a mod
est looking young man called at the
art department of the office, with a
package of sketches, t ha Philadel
phia Times-' Tbe driuga were left for
inspection, and tbe artist, banding his
address in Brooklyn lo the assistant of
the art editor, took bis departure. The
availability ot the work was manifest as
soon as the pact a is waa opened,
and a comic series of the lot was repro
duced at occe for the front page. Their
appearance made quite a flutter in tbe
sockloft of the art staff, for talent eapa
ble of furnishing good comics In pen and
ink in those days waa a scarce and costly
article. Tbe page was signed "S," and
that was all the staff knew about it until
trie re waa a general shoving about of
desks toXmake room "for Mr Sigabee.
But Mr. Sigsbee did not materialise, nor
did 'bis wonderfully funny drawings
continue.
It became kn'wn thai the art editor
bad duly notified Mr. Sigsbee that
his aketchee were accepted, and tbat
be woulJ be given a place opon tbe art
atavff at once. Would Mr. 8igsbee please
be on band upon Monday morning?
But the week rolled by and there was no
Mr. Sigsbee. Tne art editor waa un
speakably astonished. He then wrote
still more urgently lo tbe coy, but de
sirable artist and this time he got an
answer. "Lieutenant-Commaeder Chaa
D Sigsbee, TJ. S. N.. send a his compli
ments and begs to say that sa be s at pie-
sent in command of a government ship
be cannot accept the poeition so kindly
offered."
Delegates to
Democratic Conven
tion.
Albany W B Bilyea. Claud Broders.
L II Mnntanye, C U. BurkUart. L W
Laugbead. O O Lee, Frank Wood, Jr,
Herman Buelow, at benders.
East Albany Henry Miller. A H Mar
tin, j tv weatbeKord, A W Bteilmacber,
nm rarcer, reter Biley, 1 0 Dickey.
West Albany D D Hackle man, W C
Stellmacber, Geo Cline, P J Smiley, J J
Whitney, W A KJmsey. M Scott, 0 H
Stewart, r a. rieiBer.
Center Hi Powell. Scott Ward. Jack
Alphine, Mike Got man. -North
Brownsville W J Wind. A A
Tossing, Peter Bither, las Calloway, W
n Averui, u Arthurs.
South Brownsville W C Coolev. W B
Smith, Newton Warmoath, Geo War
moulb. Orleans A R Stone, M P Slate.
Syracuse Ed Meeker, Lee Miller.Jno
muauy, A garlow.
Waterloo Geo Coabow, U C Rose, G
W Taylor, Chaa Younger.
Bantiam F M Smith, J H Pery. J A
South, OH South.
South Lebanon E Kibler, F O Han
sard. Joe Stewart, B B Dough ten, T P
McKnight,DOPetrwa.
North Lebanan M A Miller, SM Gar
land, M Weieer, J G Boyles, G W Cm-'
son, Ed Kellenberger.
Sodaville Sam Cooper, A Parriab, B
Cbeshir.
North Harrisburg Wm Waasom, O P
Hyde, B M Mi.ler, T C Mackey, Tboa
Bodgers and D S Bucey.
South Harrisburg Tboa Grimee.Oacar
Drinkard, John Cartright, M W Canter.
Halsey O C Jackson, A M Reevec.Jae
A Smith, W J Ribelan, W B Garrett, W
B Warmoutb, P W Quinn. . t
Scio r J Munkera, Biley Calavan,
Jobn Simpson, U W Morrow, E C Peery.
Fr-nklin Butte Jake Bilyeu, Lee
Bilyeu.
Price Mart Miller, n D Bnrkhart,
usaiie rayne, k. u jqx ana jobn Max
well.
Tangent 0 W Cooper.Samuel Cooper,
L F Smith, Al Perry, H W McElmurry.
Sbedd Jobn Duncan, B M Lamar
and U J Shedd.
Sweet Home 0 F Bigbee.John Green,
G Weddle.
Foster Jerry Shea; Chaa Foster.
Crawfordsville Geo Finley, J N Rice,
T A Morris. John McKercher.
Jordsn H 8 Williams, G 0 Weaten
houser, C C Bilyeu. D Clifford.
' Fox Valley Henrv Lyons. Harrv Lv-
ona, WE Potter f
Rock Creek Don Smith. Ben Bnt!er.
JRSbepard.
Shelburn L. E. Miller. Jeff Mont
gomery, C. T. Goins, Robert DeYaney.
Tall man W W Crawford, Elrie Arch
bald, K E Hammack.
Notice to the Public.
Beware of Snidi Barbers whj try to
ell you Hair Tonic, who do not know bees
Irom null leet about yo' r scalo. I have
had years experience ana know tbeie
?SuZ&b2 ToS
hast mited to vour oarticular case, which
you can get filled at any drug store for 5
or 10 tents. Consultation free.
Louis Vikrccx.
In Olden Times
Penpb, overlooked the importance of per
manently I eneticial effects and were satis
lie I witb transient action; but now that it
is generally known tbat yrupof Fits will
permanently overcome habitual constipa-
I aula a wvii'fiiivt aaavtM always v " w wuy
iian twa i.ifirnrrnavi nas-iriiaa win nnr i-imsi
etb1f htlve,A. wb,cl ,ct ,0S but
finally lnJf : Boy the genu-
ine, made by the California Fife Syrup Co.
i nsw. maita hv rh i.aliforn
How We Say It. Coughs cured for a
quarter, no tore, no quarter, we are selling
Mots ot Our w bite riuecougb syrup witb
j tar, because it is just what we say it is,
gie quics relief and is highly recomend
'. ed to cure a deep seated cougn, bnrkhart1
& Lee, Druggists
my3?
TELEGRAPHIC
The Vemmlttee
HavaRa, March, 15. The Mangrove
with tbe court of inquiry oa board, sailed
tonight for Ksv West . Captain Sampson
president ot the board, assured tbe Asso
ciated Press correspondent that the decis
ion to leave Havana was not reacnea uniu
this afternoon, after a consultation of
members. It was decided that while
luriher testimony might be obtained here.
this was not sutticient fo justify a longer
stay. Tbe court has no futtber prophecy
to make as to ;he further duration of its
sittings or as to when or wurra tne nna
lugs will be promulgated-
A aakwaarlae Cable
Nkw York. Mrch. 15. A Prose dis
patch- from Key West says :
A shattered section of a submarine cable
containing seven conductors for setting off
- V .1 1 i L. -I
mines, is in ms puiwwwn m wo vwmw w.
inquiry. The cable led to a mine under
the Maine. Tbe discovery waa made by
Ih. Ai--r t fha Mnina wrMkr. thi Drove)
that the mine which blew up tbe Maine
was connected with a switchboard aaoore,
which was in charge of a trusted and re
ponsible aent.
The Taken at at
Ottawa, March, 15. The house of
ominous rushed the Yukon railway bill
through committee in less than half an
hour todav. A scDDlemental agreement
has been signed by the government and
the contractors making some changes in
tne contract and these have been embodied
in the bill. Tbe changes refer chiefly to
the manner in which tbe lands granted to
the contractors are to be sotected.
A rvaewabl Slle
NbwYork. March. A dis D itch to tbe
Herald from Madrid say
There is absolutely nothing here reflect
ing any foundation tor a panicky condi-i-n
of affairs. Everything is quiet and
General Woodford bears a farr-wea'her
smile, unaoggestive of impending trou
ble. Caavteta Arrested
Salim, March. 15. C F Moore and
tieorge Uets, tne convicts who ran away
bat . night were brought back to tlis pen
itentiary to is evening;. Tbev were cap
tured today at tanby by A u, of Au
rora, assisted by tbe marshal of Canby and
bis ueputy, uoug Uimmtck.
reaapellcsl U Leave Taw a
YiCTOaBia. March, 15. "l'ke steamer
Islander, which arrive! this morning from
Alaska, brings new tbat tbe law abiding
ctiteos of Skagway and tbe military havj
stopped gambling and ordered the gam
ble! a, bunco and "surething" ma to
leave town.
II W riBsaes
Wasbixotok, March 14. Tbe previ
dent today sent tnese nominations to tbe
senate:
John B West, register of the land office
at Lewiston. Idaho
Charles M Senior", of Oregon, to be
commissioner ia and for toe district of Al
aska. Pcatmaaters: Oregon Jain McCain,
McMinnvtlle.
Washington-Oliver Hall.Oolfax.
ajtng War V resets
Los DOS, March, 14. Tbe Brazilian
minister confirms the report tbat tbe war
ships A ma ion a and Admiral Abrenell
bave been sold to the United States. The
contract ia to be signed today and tbe
Brazilian officers and crew oow on board
the Amasonas will return to Brazil by tbe
next mail steamer sailing for that coon
try. rrakwMr S Time
Madbio. March, 14. A great aeoaaticc
has been caused here by aa official dispatch
from Havana saving tbat tbe insurgent
leaders. Cavito, Alvarea and Nanea have
been killed by other insuraeata, white tbe
former were oa their way to tender tbeir
submission to tbe Spaniards. Official
arc lea here say that the action of Canto
and bis companions is proof that an im
portant section of the iasorgesta is anx
ious to accept tbe "legal regime.'
Mara C rakers
WaaamsTox, March, 14. During tbe
session of 'three hcurs today tbe seoste
passed a coiuudeTab number of lulls from
the general calendar, among them biag
one to autharise the construction of eight
new revenue cotters not exceeding in cost
the sum of $1,035,000. The national
ouarrantine bill was made tbe regular or
dw, and will be taken op probably on'
Wednesday.
SjPSt Saleas'S Kfcrssaau
Salcx. Marr. 14. M L CbainberUip
at Dr. W H Bvrd were today alerted di
rectors for tbe Salem school district by a
vote of over 3tol. Following is the
vote:
M LCnamberiain. 590. Dr. W H Bird.
SSI; Geo. W Davis 192; Geo. G bingfaam.
162.
There were 762 ballots cast.
C S Caacta CaaaUAate
Sam Drxao. March. 14 A Grant Club
bas been csnrrniisd bare, with M Simon as
president, frr the purpose of promoting
the candidacy of U 8 Grant as senator.
What WU tac SVms
St Locia, March, 14. Tbe Globes
Washington special says;
The president sad bis rabinent know
officially the result of the Maiae inquiry.
Tbey are p.-eprTed ti act . Tbey have can
vassed tbe course of events so far as we can
foreee them, and bave tornulatep a policy
to meet tbe emergeacr. Along its line the
administration experts to move, on leas it
ia swerrt off its feet by a wave of popular
dissatisfaction
Tbe board of inquiry will report tbat
lh) explosion wts external. The preai
dent wilt immediately, through Minister
Woodfor J demand from Spain an innem
niticatioa of 10,000,000.
A Callage firava Kill lag
Cottaos Gkovk, March, 1-1. Tbe peo
ple of tbU quiet villiage were horror
stricken this moraidg to tears that a mur
der bad been committed here. Urry P
Stevens, while intoxicated, went into tbe
Bohemia salo a at 10 o'clock last night
and assaulted N J loom, tbe bartender.
Jones evaded nim tbe brat Unit, and go
ing on the other side of the billiard table,
asked Stevens to leave him alone. He
asked for help from some b) standars. but
tbey were afraid, Stevens ruabed at Jones
throwing tbe latter down. Jones dew
his knife and stabbed Stevens two or three
times in the chest gad once on the top of
his bead.' Stevens was pulled off ana car
ried borne. He died at 2 p m .
The CaVaas BeHeveal
Hataha. March 13. Everything indi
cates tbat the distribution of relief stoies
sent from the U 8 will go forward here
after more spedily and effc'ively. attaining
better results than ever before. While
much good has been done, there is no
doubt more room for improvement
Eleven Mtm Baraeal
Nkw York, March. 13 Eleven men
lost their lives in the fi'e whicu swept tbe
Bowery lodging house this morning and
left It a blackened shell . No, 106 Bowery,
is one of tbe beat known lodnng houses on
tbat thoroughfare. It is called tbe Bow
ery mission lodging house and was con
ducted by tbe Cfaristain Herald.
rr Alaska
Vancouver, March, 13. The steamer
Ning Cbow sailed today for Alaska with
600 passengers and 1090 of freight.
. mong her pessengr were 21 members
of the mounted police, 99 Australians and
Hon Alexander Boyie, brother of the Earl
of Glasgow, with party of swell English
men. This Is the Ntog Chow's first voy
age to Alaska.
Just Across the Way.
At F H PfeiffcT 1 you can get the best
Coast and Eastern oysters to be found.
He also keeps the best line of confection
ary in the city.
Call oa bim for tbe best of everything in
bis line.
Home First.
The World afterwards. Get good
grcceties for your family.. Conn & tius
ton keep tbe best, which fhev sell at tbe
lowest possible prices. Fresh vegetables
and fruits according to tbe season, always
on band.
A fine line of crockery.
If you want a Rood and cleat
moke buy cigars made by our Al
bany cigar factory.
Catarrh Cured. A -clear head nao
weet breaih secured with Shiloh's Ca
arrh Remedy: sold by Foshay & Mason
MISFITS.
J E Heditck, of Salem, yesterday was
fined $5 for whipping his wifu. That
was tow enough.
Tbe middle of the roads should lie
cleaned. Tom Watson and Eugene Debs
are to be in Oregon this spring.
One of the rasSest acts reported is that
of Councilman E U Peery, ot Portland,
who has resigned bisolllce to go to
Skagway.
Wonder if "Prof." Hawlev would
labor aa bard to make out a black record
for Mark Hanna aa lie does fur John
Brown? Hardy Salem Journal.
I D Driver, ir, has been elected a del
egate to the silver republic-n Marion
county convention from Salem No. 1
precinct. He is a son of Senator Driver
of Lane coouty. ,
A student at Sodaville has ben offer
ed $100 a month to go to Skagway and
fill a position as cook. lie n.ight get an
experience worth something, but he bml 1
better stay at baine. 1
A Portland psper.that has been boom
ing the Alaska business tor some iiui-
now calls it a bubb'e and s js it Is about
to burst. The Dbmocbat has en Ilea it a
bubble right a'ong and it is a flinisv one
at that.
Tbe McMinnville Transcript calls In in
Harvescolt and save tbat be is no mon-
o( a republican than ti rover Cleveland,
just because ilr. Bcott says protect ion le
not a principle. And Mr Bcott came
Yambill county.
The constant drop ot wa'er
Wears away the hardest ttone;
The constant gnaw of Toweer
Masticates tbe toughest bone ;
The constant cooing lover
Carries off the blushing maid ;
And the constant advertiser
Is tbe one who gets the trade
A mathematically inclined individval
figures out tbat there are 1000 tram pa
scattered along the line of tbe 3 t rail
road from Los Angles to Portia nd, mak
ing their way north, with fckegway as
their destination. Tbese Wandering!
Millies will 11 nd "handouts" rather
scarce op there.
At McMinnville Rev. E. A Roes, the
Evangelist asked all those in hie con
gregation to rise wbo bad read a pas
sage in tbe book of Ueztkiah About a
dozen arose, come ot them longtime
church members. Tbe evangelist said :
"Why God bleas you, there's no such
book in the Bible!" There was a rose
ate flash o'erspread some che ks that
bad been sallow for yeate, and it wasn't
necessary to extend an invitation to sit
down Kegisler.
In the reveot oratorical contest the
judges oa delivery aete practically
lected by Eugene men, Mr. Kuykendall
being one of 1 be executive committee and
tbe names submitted being satisfactory
to Mr. Munch, hence there should t 00
kick tike the M'owing (rom the Guard:
There eems to be considerable com
plaint among tbe U. of O students in
regard lo the markings ot one of tbe
judges of tbe oratorical contest. Mr.
alnrcn received 93 on bis paper a higher
mark than any of tbe other cooteaianu
received. Two of the judges. Rev Wire
and Hon. Lydell Baker, gave Mr. Murvh
good marks on delivery, while tbe o.her
jodge, M. A. Miller, of Lebanon
msrked ilurcb 65 oc bis delivery. Aoy
one who bas beard Mr. Morch'a oration
koowe tbat be deserved a better mark
than 65. Had Mr. Miller marked iairly
M aieh would have won tbe contest, or at
any rata would have received second
place. Mr. Miller marked Wigbt and
Sherman very high. It might bo re
membered that both ot these gentlemen
are from Lebanon.
Here ia another from the Corvallts
Mite, showing tbat there will aiwaye be
a difference of opinion in such matters :
Tbe outcome of tbe oratorical contest
was a surprise to tha ' Hayseeds." With
the beet ol feeliog t the successful con
testant, and all due respect to ttie judges,
we feel constrained to voice our booeat
convictions,wbich are takeo from aa uc-
Srriudiced and onedocali standpoint :
IcMinnvilh?, 1st; U.of. 0.,2od.
A PECULIAR FACT.
Thousand of People Have Dyspep
sia in Its Worst Form acd
Do Not Know It.
A weak stomach is the cause ot about
nine-tenths ol all disease , yet ia mot
cases tbe wrong thing is treated and tbe
true cause overlooked
This is becausw a pak digestion pre
duces symptoms resembling r.euly every
disease because it weakens and disturbs
the action of every nerve and organ in
the body ; poor digestion causes heart
trouble, kidney troubles, lung weakness
and especially nervons break down or
t.ervoos prostration, tbe nerves cannot
stsnd the wear snd tear unless gener
ously fed by well digested, wholesome
food.
Keep tbe digestion good and to one
need fear the approach ot disease
Mrs II M Lee of Rochester. X Y,
writes: For tbe sake ot suffering hu
manity I want to say that from a child I
bad a very weak stomach, threw np my
food very often after eating and after
a few years nervous dyrpepsia reaolted
and lor more than tweutv veara 1 hav
suffered inexpressibly.
I tried many physicisns and advertis
e-1 remedies with only temporary relief
for nervous dyspepsia and not until 1
commenced taking Stuart's Dyspepsia I
Tablets last September, six months ago.
nave 1 neea iresj 1 rom SUIiertCg caused
by the condition of my nerves aad stom
ach ; in snort, chronic nervous dyspep
sia. I have recommended Stuart's Dyspep
sia Tablet! to many of my friends and
now I want in a publie way to say tbey
are the safest, plecsantest and I believe
surest cure tor stomach and nerve
troubles. I write my honest opinion!
ana 1 win giaaiy answer any letter of
Inquiry at any time and feel tbat I am,
in my small way, helping on a good
cause. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is
not a patent medicine, but they contain
only the fruit salts, digestive acids and
peptones necessary to help the weak
etomsch to promptly and thorough tly
digest food.
All druggists sell Stuart's bvananaia
Tablets at &0 cents for full sized package
and anyone suffering from nervous dys
pepsia, sour stomach, beadachee.acidily,
gaesee, bobbing, etc., will find them not
only a quick relief hut a radical cure.
Send to Stuart Co , Marshall, Mich.,
for little book describing cause and cure
of stomach troubles giving symptoms
snd treatment of the various forms of
indigestion.
Through Tourist Cars. Every Mon
iay a thiough tourist sleepiug car wil'
leave Portland on tbe O. K. & N. for
Chicago, leaving Portland at 8 p. m. and
arriving at Chicago at 9:25 a. m. on Sat
urday. This will be a great a :cora infla
tion for through travel eait and to tbt
southeast via KanuttCitv.
Karl's Clover Ro-t Tea. or Constipa
tion it's lh Best and if sfter using it you
don't say s , return the paoa age and ge'
vour money. Sjld by Foshav A Mason
Boat Toaeers 8s II aad Sara Toar IJfs Iwaj.
To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
netie. loll ol Ills, nerve and vigor, take No-To-Bsc,
lbs wnoder-worker, tbat makes weaa men
atrong. All druggists, too or Si. Cure guaran
teed Booklet and sample free. Adilreaa
Sterling K-medy Co. , Chicago or New York,
Men Are Judged by what they do. So
is Hood's oarsaparilla, and its great cures
bave given it a good name everywhere.
It ii the One True lilood Purifier and
Great Nerve Tonic.
Hood's Pills are easy to take, easy to
o pei ate. Cure indigestion, biliousness.
2ic. .
Mosic Miss Milarea fiurmester
teacher of piano or organ. System th
Mason touch and technique. Residence ,
Fifth street, opposite U P cbmeh.
Has Experienced wonderful Benefit From
Paine's Celery Compound
Majror MH B Pnsioa ba b ea Bat
f rj'- ebUf ex9il rj 'tit two yaara. Aa
a result ot rsa smnoml wtaa al mints
trail m. tbe muniHoa 1 y baa prmperod.
and today ataads bigh among lbs leaning
cUieat of merini
Mayor Prsvtoa ia tbe first rh'ef magi
train of Hartford nutter tn etoaoltdtieJ
furm of govern mm t- tm omga nv
panodl In tbe moni-ljl ty t.Uvxj of
Conooell tpUi
H besras at tin tyvl tu r.Kjn i of lb
lJdr 1cm ih.n ii ymrai;, ct ml g o
Hartford w 11 Kout a lusii i.- a -qalo.
idcs or lr. ( in tbe cltt a a man of
ibapenp-e. t 'H a!i a tbucg'-tfol eon
eavallva Ki ! fa.i c a I us ol the
rewponaibi 1 y 1 11 hi 41 u ui an 1 1 f
fata tsemomr.UiJia vt s it Prwrtxra'
aaatamat ot lb decdwl 'n- fi: bu ba
Carir. tt f-om l'airj' ce er co:p uoi
muat carry mara than ordinary wgbl In
very bo ; , wtie ibcua l aee-l ot rs
m praiioo . and of a rctne-1 V that ta b
food any raaabia !- reiUo e, THla
ta w b t M yor Prt a j I: '
MaYUK'OfFiCe, UorJ,Cjnn.
Tbe BKnlani man of bnslnwsa, tie ha
ever so a.uidr. Aad &fl- l-.at tb coo
Send
1TJ
IS Boy,'
aajCr-f ? this
OOI You may send the Morgan it Wright Piank Road Tire and
H vJAV; pot on a "Jim Daady Lantern."
F. E. ALLEN & CO.
Wall Taper,
tiarpets,
Lineoldum,
Lace Curtains,
RugF,
Portier
Pillovvs
Furniture
Bedding.
Future Frames, s
. Linen Warp Matting,
- Oil Paintings,
and Undertaking
Call on
ALBANY
CANDY
CATHARTIC
CURE COSTIPATION
''iwtTi11 is. nilT
I0c IfJYSTTiT' i ikVI33
25c 50c
HAVE YOU BEEN IN
Thomas Brink's Furnituie Store
Lately, lie ha9 one of the finest stocks of Furni
ture in tho valley.
Ho has added Bahv Bucgies to h 8 stock.
Just call in and you will find that his prices are the
LOWEST
ilouaJ prwaanreof afs'ra has esusij the it glvea op other niriaa f r mtkfng
nerrew to raatonatraia and fail In tone. At b a. ia tbe brain at d asarvea K 1-ates
awh a Urns Palxa's -try esmpaaad ba oibfef materials again for making nerve
Its bMient, 1 g al v -mai-aJ it B"' & nee, pare. bl;h'y vKsised
MILK'S BPKeSrOf olow do ail Una, and Ibis la tha power
Tne skin mJUw eves ar iw iioi fal UTt whk5! 1 Paioa ejefcrry empopnd
lbsrmomsranf heaitb. If tbe akldha dantafi, of to mrka tbe weak
pa sxupuoo.ai oibeathy pa lor or ?2djr rM1- io nve eat diaease
tf. ioaspparwn.ins tbe a g!airro ?em- , ,
4 to waa Tail.iw a wbt-,it ia Uih mo jctsrv omooonl aappisea ja
time to ponfv Use bl ol an4 rsja!ale tneiu,i appropnate food that tba
ivacaui kldneya. Fa no'a eiry om!I,n?rk"d ,r trm fiseblo to
pound makes Wright rsd b!ool and re ff" unaid:! from tt e masaof lood
.vMtna liver and kidneys th-. a ja'o K"a atomica Paio,a eoterw
tbat IsbrMightopMitbem wbatravar tm eJ,BP?onf. hs appetita aad
porw bt taewtot.v pooriogthrogb Pns,ih" f1? orjcaaa into abape to
nwrtuK iw. .paas tae fjd over to tba Mood in each a
lt-r laererr ru.n in tba ww)d a(,T pw"a1' prepar-d condition that lbs
Pa ne. ca ary compoanp about J butui into na.-Tr. bram aodttaaoe snb
upsi klv p-v.p e. iotr tber ar-pwit M ,QI,T bright abcot.
and oourM every Uaaoe ta tba.r oay. i ' """ " ' - rTO" "M T OT
As avea ebi drmt ar a war, mere i-!u??n 'vr. kijr..fh. art or atoaacb.
i blood aU over tbe body. It la this blood
wi -h bund, up tba tisjsu-a ltt bars
bseo wo-n out. It carries ml tbe mater
la a for resunlag; wastei and worn parts
i Tj toe m ua -.lew H gtvwa eonai a pxrta ar
1 materials for making moaue: tj tbe boa
Hello: p. E. Allen SCO.
np one of those "0 Steams "Yellow
wheels for Charlie and one of those 135
Queens for Deesie, tbey are the handsomest
and best wbeils cr tboau in Alr-aiy. re
eard'efS of price, will Lt:?g the cash downleoort. on crbefora ih first da ci ib
afternoon.
FURNITURE CO.
ALL
DRUGGISTS
- a , saaeottne. serancs imaoion.
- - j
atomaci, traobwa. diaordered liw,
snd (fS!oa ana ait nn
la' "tl'1 oot ot over
""" nndarTed nerves and c rgana
SOUMQKS.
In tie Circuit Cort Stair f Crrgem,jcr L 'rm
Violet Ford, pbin:ff.
Milton Ford, defendant, j
T Milton Ford tbe above ramed de-l
fan dan t
IS THE KAVITCF THE STATE OF
Oregon, yoi are hereby reqoi ed to ap
pear and aower the ccmplict of me
plaintiff hete'n ta tbe aNv eu'itrd coart.
tKw pi : ;c iu ibe office ot tbe clerk of aid
j 's' Mrch term ol said court, it being
I vMuuuaj. ji"iu use mn, j?; sua yoa
are bereby lorner notiaed that in case
yon fail to so appear asd answer said
complaint, the plaintiff will apply to tbe
c-ort for the lette demanded then I,
tnwit : A decree of tbe above court anuuU
ing. setting aside and holding for naught
tbe bottis of matrimony heretofore exist
ing between the plainuf and defendant
and tbat tbey be forever" divorced. That
plaintiffs name be cbat.-u l --n Violet
Ford to tfaatoi Violet ilcNiuifa. ker
mt idea name, and she bve br col and
disbursement of this suit to be taxed.
Tbts summons is publicised by order cf
Hon 3 H Hewitt iaiige of said court, made
at chamber ia Albany. Oregon, oa the!
12tfa day of Janusr-. 1833.
L H MosraxTE Sox.
AtiomrTs tor Plaintiff.
S3MII0X5
'a tae Omul Cfewt ol Ae Stair ol Ore
or Ae Coamrjr of Loot
Elisabeth Davis, plaintiff vs John Davir,
defendant.
To John Da?i, the alove namtd defend
ant. IN Tilt NAM 8 OF THE STATE OF
Oregon, yon are hetcby reqatrsd. to appear
and answer tba oonutlaiat of tba above
plaintiff, ia tbe abov entitled Cvttrt. now
oa Ce wtUi the clerk ot said Court, on or
before tha brat day "f vhe neit regalar term
ot ra'd Ccnrt, which aid next regalar term
a sa d Court begins oa M mday, tbe 14th
lay of Hatch, 1SS3, at tha Oiur Hoaae ia
(ha city cf Albsny, Linn t'oauty, Oregon,
tsilrn are hereby notified tbat if yoa tail
o appear ana antvrer said complaint ot
piaiouff aa herein required a deerve of said '
Court will ba taken against yon for tba
relief prayed for in plaintifi'a said complaint.
to-wil: A decree dissolving the bands of
Biatrial oo row exiatina between von m
said plaintiff, and lor tbe oosta aad dis-
CBreementa ol said suit.
This Sdmrouas is served by publication in
tats Kn. UTS Dimocrat f jt six snseessivs
weeks, in pursuance of an order msde by th
Hoa. 11. H. Hew tt, judge of said coart.
mads iath city of Albany, 1 ian Const v.
Ore goo, oa th 25 th dv of Jannarr , 1S9S,
W.U Bil-Tisp,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
ADMIKISTRATOB'S SALE.
Nolite Is hereby civen that the nndr
signed adminisratortf the estate of Jane
E Carter, deceased, will ia pursuance of an
order I tbe county coart for Linn county
Oregon, duly made a- d entered of m-ni'
on thellih day ot April, 1896, offer for
sala at public auction at the court house
door on the 16th flay of April, 189m, at the
hour ol I o clock p nt of said day. tbe
'ouo wins; described real estate. Wit.
lxts Joe 4. 5 and 6. in block No 11 in
ttackleman s second a.loitin. ,n
Ll"n. county Oregon. Terms ol sale ine
half in cash in hand and the
six raonths from date of sale, payment
secured by mortgage on properly.
Ed K M Cai i kr, Admr.
DR.J. L.HILL
Pbftician and surceon. Office, First ft
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Sails from Taqnina every 8 davs for
San Francisco, Coos Bay.Hnmboidt Bay.
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Shortest route between the rVillans-
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Fare bom Albany and eointa want tt
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To Coos Bay
Oabin $s.oi
Steerase 6 00
(To Humboldt Bar and Port Orford,
n I $10.01
erage 8 00
River Division.
Steamer "Albany" between Portland
Ad Corrallis, through without layover.
Leaves Cor rail, s 0:30 a. m. Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Sundavs; leaves Port
land, Yamhill street 'dock. tftOC a. at.
Mondays Wednesdays and Frid:s.
Edwis Stokx, J C Mi'n
Manager Supt River Piv
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