The state rights democrat., March 18, 1898, Image 4

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THE GREAT REMEDY
CURES PROMPTLY.
LEGAL DIRECTORY:
Albany.
W R Bilveo, Foahay & Mason 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, Pearce block.
O E Hawkins, Cusick block.
Judge H H Hewitt, P O block.
M B Humphrey.
Kelly & Curl, bank'building.
L H Moatanve, Pearce block.
J C Powell, P O block.
J M Somers, P O block.
H 3 Wateon, bank building.
Weatherford & Wyatt, Bank building.
Whitney & Newport, Cusick block.
G W Wright, P O block.
Lebanon.
SM Garland.
Brownsville.
A A, Tossing.
IR8T NATIONAL BANK,
o auuaT, oaaoon
tssidsnt.;..-.
VrVesMent.
, W.fcAHGOON
TRASS ACTS a OnaKALbnnlrtMnasss
ACCOUNTS KKFT subject to shecs.
IOST EXCHANGE ud telermiht ta-eashw, o,'
Ns York Ban Fraattlaoo.CAIoairo aad r-lr
OL'.COTIOKt AD1 o favorable terms .
3 K Ton B W LASSIOS
P A Goobwt, t. Fun
C. 8. Fuss. '
. ROBERT A. MILLER
ATTCkKnt AT LAW OBIOOK OTT, OKBQOlf
Land Titles and Land Office Business a
Specialty.
ASSIGNEE'S
NOTICE OF FIKAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given, that the under
gned, assignee of the estate of E J W il
ugnoy, insolvent oeotor nas niea m use i
ircult court of the state of Oregon for the j
rnnnt nf Linn. Danartment Number Two
his final account as assignee of said nut kin't allow yourself to be roped into tn
ter, and the said final account will be rations "Local Mutual" now beta
heard and passed upon by said court at tba pa hed on you as being "cheapest Ilk
regular March term thereof , to be boldest gurance," when you insure you do opt
at the court house in Albany, lion eouo -
tv. Oregon, on the 4th day of April
1898. at the hour of 1 o'clock p m ot said
day. All persons iaterjgtedin raid in
solvent est a c are herebv notified to make
any objections tber have to te allowance
of said final acconnt on or before the said
day for the hearing and passing on tba
San by said court
Dated January 28, 1898
R Skipwobth, P E Ssoda8S,
Atty for Assignee Assignee ot said
Insolvent estate
ASSIGNEE'S -KOTiCF
OF! FINAL SETTLElnlNT.
- Notice is hereby given that the nnder
" signed assignee of tbe bank of Oregon, an
.insolvent eorporatioa. ha this day filed
C tla MfTnit ermrt rtf thai date (if OrHnn
for Linn county, his final account aa such 1
assignee ana tua- iaia account wm do i
neara ana wa on ot saia court n me .
court room thereof on tne 14th da of
March, 1S98, at the hoar of 1 o'clock p
m-, or as boon thereafter as the tusinees
of "id court will permit.
Dated at Albany, Onwou, Feb 12. "98
D F JAMES.
Assignee of the Bank of Oregon.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed executor of the last will and testa
meat of James McMahan, deceased, has
- filed his final account with the clerk of
the county court for Linn sounty, Oregon,
and the court has fixed the 9th day of
ftpnl, 1593, at tbe Itour of 1 o clock p m
o said day for the hearing of objections
if any to the account and lor tbe settle
ment of said estate
This the 4th day of March, 1898
WiATHBaroKD k Wyatt, W H McMahoh
. Attys. Execute of
tbe estate of James McMahan, deed.
TEE GREATEST BOOK OF THE IGE1
. SionldtwlaETerjBoinBaiidliljrirj.
TH3 Feooia's Binis mstQirj
I. wrtttoa br Kickt Horn. WlllUm Ewut GIMon
Xtfimur of OrMt britima tnd Ireland. Chiwtar.
ir.n i iw a. o jw , yuiun . unm.vii v. uJ
Hot. &&moet In. CarOm. I. Chiowo TlMolosual
eqniawT. Oiinco. 111.; Bar. Fratoric w. Furar. D.D..
F.fi-Dau of OuurtniT, Oattftair, Bot.
SHrE.(kiL D.UnTa(uCllbn-rilW.kM.i
, ill.: am. uw r. rmuoooat. U.V.. MAnrMr
wbiteriu Cfiare. LAndoo. Ko : Br. S. 8-
MaeArthar, D.D, Calrarr Baptut Chorea, haw Vork
Cit7. V. T.: Bor. Martra SimutteH, BJ), Maim
Kin FreaBapciat Cfaarch. Vcwwux. M.: Bor. Frank
' Eraaom, taL; En. W. T. Moon. LJ-JD Th. Carta.
Kiaa OoaMaonwaaiUl." Loaaon. n.; Bv. E4war4
JimiU rial. lj Haaia Uoasrecatlonal Ctaarca.
Boavoa. Ham.: Krr. Sovh AmrBmt, D.U. Woilma
Oiom, BiehaHmd, w; tun. Caarw Ini Graxorr.
Laipais tJatTanUy. Sj.il rur. Gvrmmnji Be.. Wm.
GieOTor WilkinaoQ. I.1-, Unlrenity of Cfaieaao, Chi
eaco. 111.: Bmw. Bamoel Hart. I1) Trinilj Collaaw.
Marrford.Oona.; Br. J. Monro Gibaon. D.D..8C Joan's
Vtood Proabrlariaa Chareh, London. Ens-: Be.Ga
tLoiima-.LLD., Tbe T ample. Barton, Maw.
rOrtUt nITIOSM2 nam 67 fail-oaa. lllaetra-
le.ant.S8.ai.
, (lit eases, oats. (UU, naif lemnt, BXUU; fait
lUmOII Ml naeaa. D fnlUwew tHaetra.
Bona. Bt
titSOt BtrleB wo.olaaiea.fnll lennt. toned. KDSUi
in W PASTS, qoarto aire, reriew qoeationa to eecb. aU
none, bctio a co ease., itui ttrrwal. one toiidm.
neper eorere, aewed. trimmed elie-hUT. UKt eacn para.
farther information, write HEKBY O. BHEPABIA
gnhl nher.IU and m Heaxo. ntreet Cliicesn.Illinwn.
r cit naie aa ail Dooaatore ana or oooaesiiem.
Pr.
Clubbing Rate?.
The San Frantneco Weekly Examiner
i.ext year will give to its subscribers a
$10,000 residence in 8an Francisco rent
ing for $80 a month, a $3,390 U. 8. bond, a
$1,500 gold nugget and hundreds of other
. things. You can get tbe Examiner and
Wbbsxt Dsmockat for $2.50 a year, with
the Daily Democrat by mail for $4.25, by
carrier $5.75. in advance. The Dkmo
cbat will order onlv onoomDination pay.
nent
. SF LOO IS REPUBLIC, semi-weekly
oae of tbe beet papers ia tbe United
Btatee, and the Democrat paid in advance ,
f of only tl 75.
Wood For Sale.
Good fir wood for sale by tbe cor, from
1 to 10 cords, delivered, for 12 00 to $2.75
per cord. On the ground, mile north
of sipJ bridge, from tl 00 to $2.00 per
cord. Call on or address J. vv". Cantwell,
Alban Or, or leave word at Democrat
office. ,
. . ANNUAL MEETIXC
. Notice is hereby given that tbe annual
meeting of ' be stockholders ot tbe Atoar.y
Building Association be held at store
of J Gradwohl, in Albany, on Monday,
Marc l4tb.l897, at 7:30 pm for the
elect icn of directors, and suih otbrr bus
Jrfeis a? may come before tbe n.eeling.
Daed Feb. 13th, 1897.
W C 1 WJIEDAL', F ? NCTTINO.
: 1'resiotnt. Secretary.
Notice
s hereby given to an? and all pmons
baviDif anv claims airaint or owmir any
to ther.tteof Setb L Caldwell, elect? sea,
to mn same to .me at my r U ad a i ess,
Albany, r-gou wiilna ttie next thirty
days.
Febrwy;i0lh,"l8K.
V H Caldwel
Piano rgan.ToiC3 CulturB.Earmoriy
Miss Hela It. Gilb-rt, Mrs Fiances O Hanuaa
Teachers of jWuslc
Wasaingtoa 8trut,ntar V P Church, Albaa
.Stir
akery
Corner BroadalMn mid 1'irst St
CONRAD MEYER PROPRIETOR
Da -
i t anned Fruit.
'llassware, ..
j l.ricil Fruitc.
Tobacco,'
; ugar,
i Coffee.
! . Etc.
Canned West
Queens ae
Vegetable
Cigar.
Spice.
Tea
F.K
varjthing that U jpt in s
good variety and gro
eery store. High
- eat pt!oe paid
for
ALL KINDS .'OF PltODlCI
SENDERS' (MAMIES
Always' Pay.
J miMtiAn ahont full and fcroniDt
vent of loser by fire on insniance places
with the leading agent of Albany, m. a-
derm. - -
W.fiatH8taresPeop:eFr
want to worry about getting yourmow-y
'case of loss M SENDLKS
Insurance, Hay, Grain and Woo!.
Mail ilia His.
I wish to announce to the farmers with
in the vidnity ot Albany, especially those
interested in how raisins', that I have pur
chased tbe bog known as Common's Ideal,
No. 86213 recorded in the American Pol
and China Record Co. tbe one tbat took
th second premium at tbe fair this fall.
He i a fine bog and a good breeder,
solicit tne patronage and inspection
narties interestec1 in rood hoes- He
1
of
accompanied ly a yearling of my 0n rasV
log which te recordable -I
bare hree thoroughbred sows which 1
am raising pigs from. 1 have a few pigs
at present for sale, all recordable. The?
caa wm. ,t ibe
bkeela place, tne mile
F II HUGH&ON.
Tbe Uarderer
BOr j, 0 Albany
54
B s ,AT .SIZAtLv
a V fir'---. : wmi
V - aj "
1 tn ?f"iia ,f
- 'rTr 9 V nn tw6k . j .
I rg a be, i tats great pad. a ,1
Fcr sale ly ) . A . Cummina;
Honey to Loan.
h.v tiW of $40,000 to loan oa
at -d faitu.
in Lird and aiijoininjc count-
1 .
if von have aood security and perfect
ti'b1, we can fnri.inb sou the coin witKoot
drU). as we mase ocr own examtnat ioaof
aacority
all on ns or write
K N. StcSie Co,
Albany, Orgon.
The Magnolia
Laundry
C SIMPSOH s son
Stanflara Prices oik WamntB
Dr Adams
Cnsick Block
Albany, Or
Painless work a specialty.
Oliver PlowsHer prices
HOPKINS EROS., Agents.
Albany, Oregon.
Oliver gave the world the chilled plow1'
And it has saved more money
- to the farmer of America
than any other implement ever produced.
Genuine Oliver chilled are tbe best on
earth. The Oliver is a promoter of baODi-
net on the farm, and tbe dealer who sells
ft knows be is handling the beat. Tymk
out for irenjitatios and touch notbisir but
h eenuino sorvaV mde cnlv bv Oliver
Chilled plow work. 8outh Bend, Ind.. U.
8 A.
LINN CO- ABSTRACT, COMPANY
Albany, Oregon-
UfBi-- s. B ink of Oregon Building.
Onl set of abstracts of Linn County.
Couip.ele ret oi ninpg and plals
Cliu fci-H reue mab e
IMVHPfi; NOTICE.
'fi.ij" 1 1 ( ir.-niptlj ilh all trains
o
In h M't r p , flay ut d Mghi.
i, !, ! vni . I e n h ; t fpecial
i: ' t1 CORK. C'TTuCtor ,
rOSiiA. i MASON
-Wholesale A Retail--
DETJ8BM8 AND BOOSSElbSL
ALBANY, OBBOON
Pnre Drugs and the finest and Largasf
Stock of Stationary and Books
in the Market.
HIS
r j
w
T T ti-er I rI hot lr the nomina-
t on for fcovariior, H- would look funny
euough in Governor Lord' shoes.
W U Parry, at one time editor of the
Cirvallis Osteite, has been reelected
controller of Ssaltle. Mr. Parry has
met with deserved success since going
to that city ten years ago.
No indemnity can settle for the nearly
three hundred lives lost hy the blowing
np ot the Maine. There must be some
thing greater than that. One thing
should be the absolute freedom of the
Ccbans.
Tbia war talk has done one thing. It
has nnited people regardless of politics
against a common enemy, and tbe peo
ple am a unit in their patriotism. It
Spain has a friend in the United States
we have never beard of him.
Governor Lord is not beior run
bv politicians to tuit soma people.
Every once in a while te displays the
fact that he bas a will of bis own, and
that he knows bow to um it. Political
ly though be is undoubtedly oat of tbe
field.
Frank Abram Powell, well known in
Albany, bavin, lectured here several
times, now a rssident of MeMiouville, is
a delegate to tbe coming state populist
convention. It is reported tbat he wilt
probably stump the state for free silver
in the coming election.
Tbe public is naturally gullible. Tbe
manner in which people rnsb off to Al
aska proves this. At the same Uire
some one will declare that tba nan
who cornea back with several hundred
thousand dollars of gold dust is not so
very gullible after all .
The Baker City Democrat ia red hot
for war. It says: Patriotic Americana
want no blood money from Spain ; they
want nothing short of an opportunity to
give Spain eoeb a threshing as will for
a hundred years to come cause the na -tioos
of tbe world to beware ot an act of
treachery toward the American flag or
toward an American citizen.
Tbe high price acd fast market for
stock will no doubt auggeet to tbe farm
er the need of going more extensively
tuto stock raising in this valley. There
is money in it, particularly when com
bined with other things as much as
n.-teaible. At tba present time them is
comparatively li'.tl ato k left, it bas at
least been greatly deputed on account of
the large amount abipped away. Ia tbe
lutare tbe Oregon farmer is going to
make it best who diversifies his farm-
lag most.
Kven the big MP"1 are admitting
that the prospects of war are leas than
they were. The Dsmoceat stated this
in a different way f'oai the atart . Tie
indications have not been towards war.
All this preparation as a matter ot fact
baa bren that wa naiicht not have war.
and it was the proper way to secure that
and. But the matter ia not yet settled
by any means. A nation whose aaei
bera are an contemrtibiy low as to blow
np a vessel with hundreds of men on
board will be a bard one to deal with.
Tbe best prospect of eettlamens though
lies ia tbe tact tbat Spain is ia no con
d'tion for anything, and in fact is al
ready ton asnnder from internal
trouble.
From The Lebanon Expreee
As so amusing instance of the great
solicitude felt by oor republican friends
for tbe welfare of Us populists, wa give
an instaxee from rtai life, wbieb oc-
j cored in Albany recently. Tbera was
aprominent popnliat who wasooooaint
foaion, and did not conceal hit aversion to
it. autre was an equally prominent re
publican ot tbe simou-pore-gjlden circle,
wn heard adout tbm middle of -tb(-voadVr.
They met, and tbe populist,
with a little sorpnse, momed tbe warm
bandhake of his old lima reviler
VI eay save the republican leader, "I
am jast proud of your hrare stand for
the itreat principle) of .'oor party.
I admire your determination not to fas
with thore infernal democrats w bo just
want offic. Ftand by yonr colors, my
friend, and ft to vie) or v or defeat with
honor." Thankine him for the nttsel-
jfi?h advice. th pnpuliet went away.
wondering liow many kinds of d n
fool does h think lam?" Meeting
the men who etronvlv favored fosion,
this popolist said: Bcrs I ani for
fusion. No son-of-a.gna like
cm slobber over me iu that style any
more.'
1 la t form of Democracy.
Eorroa Dimocbat :
bball tbe Democratic party A Oregon,
ally itsel! with the populist party, whose
principles on tbe great financial ques
tion, we tii m a nnsoondT snail it re
turn to sound Democratic principles?
Or shall it permanently ally Use f with
tbat party who captured tb democrat
ic convention at Chicago, ia 139tT
In 1872, the democratic platform read.
The publio credit must be caoredly
maintained and we denounce repudia
tion in every form and guise. A speedy
return to specie payment ia demanded
alike by tbe bighaat consideration of com
mercial morality and honest govern
ment," In 1876, It affirmed "tbat re
form is necessary to establish a sound
currency , and to restore tbe public crtd t
to maintain national honor." In this
platform tbe Republican party waa de
nounced for not providing for tbe re
demption of the Faper money then oat
standing and for permitting it to remain
flunctuating and of cbangiog value.- In
1880, it declared f ur "Honeat Money
tbe strict ooainrainance of tbe public
faith consisting of gold and ailver and
paper convertible into coin an demand.'
In 1884, it again declared for honest
money as follows: "We believe in hon
eet money, the gold and silver coinaga
of tbe constitution, a circulating medians
convertible into aucti money without
lose." In 188?, the democratic party
said Imt little on the moner question,
but the republican party in Natlmat
Convention then declared in tavor of.
bimetallism and denounced ttie pulley
of the democratic party for dJserimlnat
in azaint silver; while the republican
parly in Oregon, in 18tf0, totally declar
ed tor free toiuaga of siWsr. Iu 1802,
the , democratic platform declared "in
favor of gold and silver and against
unstable and fluctuating- money, bat
that the dollar unit of coin age of both
metals must be of equal, or intrinsic and
! unchangeable valne, or be adjusted
-brou-tt International agre.ment, or by
such safeguards of legislation aa shall
insure the maintalnaaos) of tj.a parity of
. . i. - ,..,1 nnwer
the two metals ana oi t" h
ol every dollar at all times In the market
andin tl.epaitnentot.J.bis and we de-
mand that all paper currency
kept at par with and redeemable In such
r . k .1 .. wsl lsa at ft
coin. We Insist opon ima
especially necessarv for the provecL.oo .
I., far-era and laDOrlllg Ciasoo., ...
first and most defenseless victims of an I
unstable and. flunctuating currency.
This I think when read and fsirly con.
strued means to maintain every dollar
as good as gold. In 1896, many wou
sandi of democrat because of party
fealty, including myself, and not having
made a proper study o! the financial
policy of the democratic party as declar
ad at Chicago, supported Mr. Bryan.
There is as much reason in plowing
with an old fashioned wooden plow sole
i because our falhere'iused it, aa there
i. i.. ...;nn, that u silver dollar on Us
own merits at the ratio of 16 to 1, would
be equal to a gold dollar in face or we
fact, that the commercial value of tne
a . w or.
two metals have so changed since jeuer
T..k.n -rwl Rantnn'a dav. that it
evu, j,vrvw -
now takes 33 araioi of silver to buy
grain of gold. The ratio fixed bv Jeffer-
ik i and ha declared in his
ownTlannnaee tbat "the proportion be
tween gold and silver is a merjanvue
problem altogether." He said Just prin
ciples will lead ns to dlsregara tun iega
proportions altogemer.uj iu4unw
the market price ol gold In tne several
couotries with which we shall be prin
cipally be connected by commerse and
to make an average from ttiem. ai we
foilow the old democratic role today tbe
average or commercial ratio would be
about 33 to 1, and cooetstantly we can
ask for no less, it free coinage of ailver
be insisted on. It was in 1831, under
lackson tbat the ratio waa changed to
16 to I, which shows that the democratic
party were willing to change the ratio
to suit changing conditions recognising
the true rale to bJ, as Benton said to
eeteraJne the true valne of tbe two me-
tale.'' At the ratio of 93 to 1. a silver
dollar on ita own merita would be as
good aa a gold dollar, but a silver dollar
at the ratio of 1 to 1, can only be main
tained in this country as good as a gold
dollar by preserving the present aystem
of free and unlimited coinage of gold,
and tbe restricted or limited coinage of
silver. It is bardlx necessary to say met ,
paper money can be kept as eood as
gold only br the government's pledge
to maintain it so. Otherwise paper
money woold be nnsUble and fluctuating
Way back in 1368, tbe democratic party
declared in favor of ooe money only
"one for toe government and the people,
the laborer and tbe office bolder, tbe
pensioner and tbe soldier, the pr docer
and the bonsboldsr."
If we maintain our dollara each as
good as gold we will and can make nse
of large qoantiviee of silver aod also of
paper for money, but every dollar nnder
such a standard will be jast what every
body desires, v:i: one dollar will be as
mod and equal in va'.ue to every other
dohar. The same dollar for the poor as
tor the rich. This is the old Democratic
Doailioo. The quantity or volume will
be constantly Increasing iur we as a ca
tion sell annually more than we buy, aod
have tbe balance of trade in gold coming
to na each year; also we have aonnally a
large output from oor rich gold mioee.
We are the beat prepared of aoy nation
on earth to maintain tbe standard out
lined by ex-president Cleveland, By so
doing we will I think oecome the credit
or nation of the world. Onr money
will be sought from abroad ; the money
center of the world will be transferred
from London to Urea ter New York ; and
money will be loaned to tbe borrower
and on long time from two to four per
cent, per anuatn. I do not believe in
abuse or ridiole. I accord to every one
tbe right to think and vote as be pleasrs.
Ilea are liab'e to honestly change on
tbia great question as will be seen bv
the views ol men and platforms in
Oron dot in a -omnaraiivel v short
time. Every ooe should read and etndy
this imooitaat Question and havs the
eon rag j to lake the stan-i that they
honestly believe U right. Is wi'.l not
do to take the mete statement or
speeches of those wbo are more c'am
eroue for office, than they ae for prin
ciple, or their econtry's welfare, fnere
is one thing that all Intelligent men
of each of the three parties will adorn
aod that Is hat if adopt a svam,
tbat brings with it unstable aod fl-ic-tiating
money, so tbat one dollar will
not he equal in value and purchasing
power with any ober dollar, then so
a a re aa night fallows the dav, wi I the
evil thereof, fall the heaviest on the poor
man. It will not d to hae two stand
ard. We mast either have the uld
atandard and every dot la r as goo I as
gold or the silver standaid with dollars
not aagood aa gold. Let delegate be
elected to oor conventions be will de
elare for sound Democratic principle on
thU great question, to tba end that tbe
party may once again grow to be a pow
er for good in tbe land. Nothing hit a
few offlcea can be gained bv fosion. It
is much hotter fcr ns a a party to pot
out a conservative and progressive plat
form and as Democrats go it alone.
Geo. W. Wiioht.
Aibt, Oregon, Match 11th, 1S9S.
Be ware ot Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury
as roercory will surely destroy tbe sense of
ssaell and completely derange the eholc
ayete-n wben entering it through tbe mu
cous surfaots. Such articles sbojld never
be used except on prescriptions from reput
able physicians, as tue damsge they will
ao is tea fold to tbe good you can possibly
derive from. Mall's Catarrh Core, manu
faetured by F J Cheney Co, Toledo.Obio,
contains no mercury, asd ia taken intern
ally, acting directly upon tbe blood and
mocoua aurfacesof the system. In baviug
Halt's Catarrh Cure be Sire you not tbe
Pennine. It is taken internally, aod made
ia Toledo, Ohto, by F J Cteney at Co.
Testimonials fret-
fwtd by drurarta, price 75c pr bottle.
Halls Family Pills are tbe best.
Regardless ot Cost.
J alias GradwobI intends to go out of tbs
crockery and glassware business, going in
to sovae ether line of business, and hence
wL.1 sell aia goods of this kind regardless
of cost. When you call and get his prices
aoa will ve convinced that he means btsi
ness, awd will believe wbst be savs
Fonao. Tbat Case Bros havs returned
to their eld eUnd by P. O and are turn
ing out tbe st work for the least money.
Our prices see hair cutting. 15c, shaving
iOc or threw snaring cner-as tor zoc Kit
era honed and set for 15c. Opposition is
the life of kraae ao if you want to keep
prices what they are patronizs oor shop
jtnd we will sta-f with you unit Gabriel
blows bis horn. Yours for the lender ot
cutein prioea. Casb Bhos.
Wliit r A k. aalter Says.
isiwvalo. w i. uenis: rrom mv
5 peponal knowledge, ga'ned In observing
vsie Tiiv. v vi vuur ouinu - vurw iu cases
wtweVanced Constipation, I am prepared
te atey tt is ibe most remarkable Kemedj
that tvaa aver been brought to my atten-
fawn- It has certainly tavd many from
- ,1 C.I I V.. ! w.
aveawa jr 'on . uu.m w k v-u kes mi1
on. . . .... -
Va-To-Bao for Xltu Casta,
Guars nte1 tobaeooaabit ears, makes weak
anaB suoaa.adood purs. SOs, It. All druggists.
SATURDAY NIGHT TIIOUGIITS.
The leading international aflair of the
week has continued to be tl.e settlement
of the Maine difficulty between the
United States and Bpaiu. More and
more tbe result looks like peace. This has '
been made possible by the vtiy delioer.j
ate manner in which the committee bas
taken its tluis, about a month, in a mat
ter that really demanded great prompt
ness.and yet the very slowness was prob
ably the best for the nation The bridge.
though, has rot yet been crowed an.
other complications may arise. Shonld
congress recogniae the Independence of
the Cabans the United states win
have to back it op, and tbat might mean
trouble. The truth ii though, that
Spain ia in such a crippled condition
that It is in no position to dictate any
thing or to do much in any event, aiid
it would take only a little for It to go to
pieces as a nation.
In Albany the leading" event bas been
the state college oratorical contest, crea
ting great interest here and drawing a
large crowd ol students from other
places: Collfge spirit was nsver more
thnrnnuhlv illustrated bere. The dis
play was an excellent ooe, and tbe event
is one that will have a lasting impression
nn nnr Alnanv colle.e. The result of
a contest was very gratiljlng to Linn
tb
county people, though as usual on such
occasions of course meeting with die
favor from those who have not hem
first. '
Primaries this week began the county
campaign of 1838. Tne Democrat
hopes it will not be a mud-siingiog Oicbt
tbongh that seems to be the epir.i of the
day in politics, oce ot covering candid
ates up in slime, and of ridiculing thore
wbo do not believe with one in polit
ics. It might be wish-d that there
abonld be a fair contest, but the icdi'
cations are that the campaign will be a
hot ooe in a political sense
Curious Factr-.
A huge eel of Fiji Island, fineeu feet
long, is reported to have a peculiar thrual
formation, causing it to wt.i-lle wtieo ex
cited.
Texas contains 265,780 tqoare miler.
Europe, txeluive ot RuMre and 'fcei
British Isles, contains 1 .4.S8.962 square j
miles. Sweden and Norway al ne coc
aine larger area than Ttxae
A curious character in Paris is a man
wbo makra bis living by strolling along
tbe boulevard and making wsf a s that
be can answer correctly so qn-s'ion
that relates to tbe history of France.
He always win.
It is stated on German authority tst
the astouodtog number of two miilica
glass eyes are made every year ia Ger
many and Switzerland, bile one French
boos mannfacturee thiee hundred
tbousand of them annually.
A single stone 115 feet tons;, ten feet
rqusre at one enJ aod four fret sboare
at tbe otber, bas been successfully rut
rem the aandtione quarries at fljoghtcn
Point. Wis. Il Is supposed to be loogett
moooiitb ever quarried.
For a abort distance a l:oa or a tiger
can ontrun a man, and can sqoal tne
speed cf a fast horse, but the animals
lose their wind at the end of about a
half mile. They have little endurance.
aod are remarkably weak in long p?wer.
Tbe peculiarity of a cork leg ia that
apart frora tbe name there isn't a v
tge of cort about ft. The origin of tte
term cornea it is said from the fact ttat
nearly all the great manufacturers ol
such articles need to live on Cjrk street,
Picjjdiily.
It ia said tbat Ch:nee cancel be tele
graphed, but tbat Sgoree nave tr be need
wbicb corresponds to rertaio words
This code includes only atout one-eight
of (he words in the Iangaae, bench
this bas been toond eafficieot far prac
tical purposes
The sacred 6rc of Iodia have o a I
been extinguished. Tne roust ar-c.ei t
which stilt exists was rnncratd twite
centuries ago in roo-memoratioo ol the
votaye made by Parsvev aheo 'bev rtel
grased from Persia to India Tbe Are is
fed five limes ev-rv to h- nrs nh
sandalwood and other frrfrsm ma e ai,
comb. net! with very dry In-I
A 70uog noniao in Chicago sup-rta
berseif by taking care of other p-a,te,e
birds and flwera. She at- from
bouse feeding and water tget liidssnd
Cleaning their rages. Kr.e tl.. n torns
bar attention to the plst.'e at d au.c,.w
noses, clesmr-g Iravrs and a -lo
ct lsrlil!:ir when needed, a! n oii.er
ways keeping her floral and f i er-d
pattern 10 excellent condition.
According to the BuddhUt V.ru
ol
reliyioa a mas Uvea twelve t ra .n
earth, bis soul icturolog after each de
mise to some animal, beinU with
some of the lower reptiles, a crocodile.
or a won, ana then each time he dies
afterward le'.urning toejrus animal of a
higher type. In this way tbere uj a gen
eral progression of the sent until it
reaches the animal representing tbe
highest type of all, wh.ch is the while
elephant.
Strictlv nus In ess
' French the Jeweler.
Try Schilling's Dest tea aod baking powder.
Baths at Viereck's sbavina- and hair
cutting parlors.
Pictures from 75 cents to $25 rer d' n
at Longs gallery.
C B Winn, citv tick etagent. Tickets
to all points in the east.
Cnwford k flemish for oholoirrachs
Prices from $1 to $V0 per doxea.
Ba sure and s?e the auti rut tinware at
Hopkin Hi os, will las', a lifetime.
Take the O C ft E cteamor for Portland
down river on Sunday, Tuesday aod Thurs
day.
Rsxrrs hond. set and pat in first class
orier at Viereck's shaving and bair cut
ting parlors.
When you want a choice aleak, a nice
roast or meat ot any kind, call on Henry
Jroiers. lie keeps tee best.
Dis. If. L". and O. K. B-ers offices and
residence in pot olfice building. Special
attention given to diseases of women.
Don't annv others by vonrcougLinir.and
risk your life by aegbcting a cold. One
Minute cougu uar cures congns. crtids,
crjup, gnppe ana an inroat lung troubles.
J. A. Uuotming.
Ihe best meats of all kinds aod rood
treatment at tbe Albany Dressed Beef
Company's market, just diwn Second
street, (jnodsreigbt and prompt attend
tion.
i Whooping cough Is tbe most distre.taiog
malady; Out its duration can be cut short
by tbe use of the Minute Cough Cure,
wbicb I also the best known remedy for
croup and all lung and broncial troubles.
J. A. Gumming.
What pleasure is there in life with a head
ache, constipation and biliousness? Thous
ands experience them wbo could become
perfectly healthy by using De Witt's little
kaily Risers famous little pil's.
J A, Curotniug.
ZH " 7ZTZT u
everybody come to tne Star Bakery
Let
and get
: 4 uavve vi iicau wivaw ivi sft,M9
cash
0 Mavaa.
TELEGIiAiMMC.
ThieeKew Vsel
Wahui kotow, March. 11. Homing for
the best and prepared fr tbe worst about
represents the situation tn lbs war and
navy departments there days. Tbe oh?
cials still profess confidence tbat there is
to be a peeceful ontc me of tbe preseut
threatening d ffereocee, but, meanwhile,
prepare with serenity to meet their duty,
if events shape themselves otherwise.
The most important and significant de
velopments of the day were the decision of
tbe bouse naval committee to place in tbe
naval appropriation bill a provision for
three new bjttle ships.
The A tas ft Flrss Acrid at
Astoria, March. 11 A serious acci
dent hapcent to Frank Seel, a brakeman
on the Astoria k OolutnbU Hivtr railroad,
about z o'clock this morning, as a result
bich he lost part of a foot Tbia supply
train took a load of ties and rails np tbe
road last night to be transferred at Clifton.
Seeiy, while in the act of makiog a coup
ling, slipped, and the wkeels of tbe engine
ran over his right foot, mashing part of it
into a jelly .
tiea. Koeeeraws stead
Lob A suki.es. Cat. March, 11 General
William Starke Rosearans, died at 7
o clock this ru ore m 2 at bis home oesr
Redonbo.
General Roeecrans' death was peaceful
in tbe extreme. 'or several days be bad
been between life and death, at times on
conscious and again in a comatoes state -Trsrks
la Be Elevate
Cflictoo, March 11 Twen:y miles
of railroad tracks will be elevated in this
city this sumoier. The cost of tbe wcrk
will be about I8.000.OX). and will give em
plojment to Zd.OUO men.
A ateM la-warsaaa
VaJfcouvaa. March 11. Henry Har-
rold, of La Center, wbo was in the city
yesterday, says a bold highwayman bas
been operating with considerable profit to
bimsell and morn terror to tbe people in
the vicinitv of RiHa-efie'd, for severs I
weeks, lie says bs bimsvif was a victim
of the road agent ine day last week being
relieved of $93.
Vaejalaa ravae)
Washimotos, March 10. Tbe senate
committee on commerse baa r-dorted ad
versely on he proposed amendments to tbe
sundry civil appropriation bill providing
for river and harbor improvements, wbicb
do not provide for improvements nndt r
tbe coiiunnoos contract e-stem and for
which estimate bare not beeo made. This
diaion bas tbe effect ot ruling out all
tbe amendments of tbia character, except
l be ona off ere J by Sen at r McBride, pro
viding for tbe improvement rf Ysquina!
bsrbor tn Oregon, and pn,pri.ting: 153 I
000 for Ibis purpose, nn
action was recommended
A Sew Pattr
Madbjd. March. 10 PoMi"l and
financial circles here realize that Spain,
is facing a g ave problem In view of the
attituJe of tbe United Sta'e. it ia under
stood the Spsnub river, tn-ui ba ebangei
its po lev toward Cuba and is now courting
the co oneration of the Cuban coostitu
ti'msl party, urging- tbe maiotainaace of
volunteers and the naoUbiuK of tbe cam
Dai I a against the insorcenle. thus giving
the miiiUrj po'ie predominesce over
diptomaey.
aewaaiiweal s-reerewlag
Topekia. Kao.. Jarcn 10 The popu
list administration of tbe state i f Eaasas
cave out a atariling? boblkt addes today
one bristling vritn severe criusra of the
re-wot decision of ine Unilrq States o
preme court in the Kebruka maximum
freight case . Tbe address is significant ia
that Governor Lsrdy baa already taken
steps preitmioery lo ca'llng the state leg
islature tn special sreuon. wun toe espec
ial puroose of enacting a maximum L-eicht
law.
tarly BeaweS tsaee1
Ket Wi:st. Mare-. 10. The I'oited
States dispatch boal Fern arrived thi
morning from Havana Tbe Coiled States
battle sip Iowa bas sailei fjr Tortujraa,
The lorsedo boal Porter a5- sai'ed for
Tortugaa with mail for tbe rlwt.
The en tmaht the Maine's silver
ware and CO riSrs rroivtr d from tbe
wreck. Mr. i:-ell, stewogTaoher ot the
court of roqiirr. was uo board. Both of
the stenograpberi have now left the court,
and it has oof a teropersrv clerk. This
leads many here to ihior tbat its work is
aract icaJly dose.
Ss Bat lag War ahtsw
WajtawoTOS'. March 10. Tne United
States gweratneut bas not acquire 1 a sto
gie additional ship for tbe navy. This is
tru. simp'y for the reason that tbe navy
! dedartmeat proceed in with ail tbe cir
compecuoa cjesistaat with Ibe nee-Js of
the ce in looking lo tb peioee aod qaai
i ill's of tbe craft tbere is a strong; di-posi
tioa lo refraia frombeing draws into bad
barga'tu.
a ratal
f asTTLfi. March. 9. PaeoevT on the
"eam-r Hambo'L woirb arrived bexv
earl) tbi momisg frrtn fl ea and ?k air
way, tring tbe srwi tha on Use night of
March 3. a &. mcorwd at Din. in which
it is thcagbt five pwenos piishd Ibe
fir broke on in the Every One's Home
btitej. completely destroying tbe boei and
an adjoin'og taicn and aKCehNtwe. Over
IW irou wer- sloeping in h- h wel Ihe
tdi of BeH 3ilek. o' Port'ed. and Go
K-llr. of Jutewu. bad r a taken out
Tbe body n an onk-nwn - ni bad a9
beea recovered. It w t a b that tbe
remains f i lor . ea arr- in the
ruics.
Ieare latl'ali
Waenisoro!, Mnrr . 9 Ibere were
fewer signs of exoixu-n nl t aste at
ib war aod nary dei rtti! : '.lsr, and
the preparations being tn d - nemd put
tioi; tb army and navy iu ffi -i-n' con
dittoo are now going on wit nutte nrethod
an t lews exhibition of iev-'sb spt.it of
pnreht;oo (ban chars- er.a-f 'he pro
ceedings in Ihe lst few ia Tbere is a
general expression of bMet ta tor a titne
at least tbere e no pre spec of a hnc'ilp
col.ision, atd what seeiue n a crisis
bas rafi-lT paswu.
esa-aieas ef ratines
WasniaoTOK, March. 9. President
Mefcvtnley' hands bsve t-n upheld by
both branches of tbe American congreaj.
With enthusiasm, favor and promptness,
almost nnparleted in the senate in time of
prate, that body today pa-sed tbe emergen
cy appropriation bill, carrying $183,000
for deficiencies and placing at the disposal
of tbe president 60,1)00.000 for national
defense.
The Orem-a
Saji Francisco, March, 9 The battle
hip Orsaron arrived this morning from
Pugetaouod. It is reported the cruiser
Olympia, no on duty at the Asittic sta
tion, bas been ordered to proceed to Boa
o'ulu tbe I5tb of this m'ntb. and remain
there for orders. The cruiser B-ltimore
will leave Honolulu for the Asiatic station
April 1.
The Sew riaa
Ottawa, March, 9. It is officially an
nounced that tbe Domini, n government
will supplant the mounted police now in
the Ynkon territory by a portion ut tbe
permanent military fcrces of tbe Domin
ion Ibe contingent will be drafted from
tbe various military stations, and will in
dude the best infantry and artillerymen.
a Big Cat
MtKKRArous. March.9. rhe Northern
Pacific, and tbe Great Nor'hern today cut
rates to Seattle to $10 to meet tbe Soo's
slash, which is effective tomorrow. The
rate war lor the Klondike buineie ia now
at ita height.
HORN.
COUOII. On March 7, in Albany, f
Mr. aod Mrs. S. B. Uouch, twin sons'
Biliousness
Is caused by torpid liver, which prevents diges
tion and permits food to ferment and putrtfy In
the stomach. Then follow dizziness, beadache,
insomlna, nervousness, and.
sPiiisi:
ft not relieved, bilious fever
or blood poisoning., Hood'i
nils stimulate the stomach.
rouse tho liver, cure headache, dirtiness, con.
stlnation, eta. 45 cents. 8ott ly all tlrunRtsts.
The only fills to take with J
ztuuu s
i Sarsaparllla,
'IRL WANTED To do general
housework Call at this office.
LOST. A pair of gold rimmed spec
aclcs. Return to Mrs. F. M. Redfield.
MISFITS.
Tbe jokes about the messangar boy
will have to stop. He now rides a bi
cycle and it ia bis pride to scorch there
ahead of time
Some one in Pendleton poisoned a fine
dog belonging to an . O. man, and now
tbat paper is sailing into the dog poison
er red hot, giving him what he deserves.
A man in tbe Dalles tost a 150 bill and
immediately offered a reward of f 25 for
us return, tie might aa wen nave oi
fered the whole bill nowadaya.
It is renorted that the noonltata ot
Linn county are a unit for tbe i,omi na
tion of 11 O Watson for circuit judge.
Mr Watson is and alwava haa been a
democrat. Salem Journal.
Gen. Lee la all right. He says if Spain
wishes to declare any or all of na persons
ncn grata it is her privilege to do so. bnt
ii we must leave town, we will leave
with tbe American flag flying and a brass
nana at ine uead of ttie procession.
A Salem real estate man baa an ad
vertisement in a local paper in monrning,
advertising a business block for sale for
$3,600 that we understand was valued
at 110,000 or $12,000 a few years ago.
Figures gather strength, like a snow
ball.aa tbey go. The $1600 em teazled by
the Newport W. F. agent, bad increased
to $16,000 when it reached Astoria, i
If another figure can be added it will in-1
anre tbe discbarge of tbe defendant.
Woodburn bas a free silver club called
the Abraham Lincoln Bimetallic Club
Dr. Uniss, formerly of this city, is one
of tbe leading members and principal
speakers at iu meetings.
It is reported tbat President McKinley
will aak congress in a message to recog
niset tbe independence of Cuba. Tne
people of tbe country generally will aus
tain such a course. The Cubans have
earned their freedom. Let tbem have it.
We bave almost forgotten what tbe
politics of Fitxbogb Lee are, bnt he ia all
right whatever tbey are. lie is juat the
man to be at Havana during a time tbat
tries a man's metal. Only a man ol 44
calibre cooM look' after tbe interests of
the United States at a time like tbe pres
ent, An amituar play waa being presented
at Junction a few nights ago when it waa
loond in tbe middle of Ihe first act tbat
one of the principal cb traders was toe
drunk to proceed. The curtain was drop
ped and tbe money refunded. Another
trial will be made in a few davs.
Tbe manner in which the congress
men united in voting $50,000 000 for tbe
defense of the nation aod for war ii it
shall occur, speaks very emphatically of
the fact that wben it comes to a love of
our country there ia no politics, ihooh
narrow minded men occasionally seek to
make people believe there is.
Itis reported tbat tbe government bas
a'.ready actually spent $500,000 for rein
deers for tbe Klondike relief expedition
which hss already been e'eciared ofL For
which we have Senator Uecrgw W. Mo
ri ride to thank more than anv one etss.
This will go down in history aa the worst
sooi measure on recora.
Ooce a year tbe Eugene papers boast
of having more school children wbo
draw public money than Albany and give
it as an evidence of the larger pupnlation
of Eogene. The DntoraAT is inforrred
that the Eocene district takes ia the
eoantry for miles around, evm across tbe
river. Tbe Albany district is practically
confined to tbe city limits.
Ia OLio a candidate for office has to
file a asoro statement of his expendi
tures In the statement of Mayor Good
of Springfield appeared tbe following:
"Meeting old acquaintances and forming
aew one, with the s mount expended
Tbe matter was taken into coort and be
waa onsted from office. Good.
Savonarola and the Citizen on tbe
Throne, the Gold Seeking Altruists, with
Brain and Brawn, will Emancipate the
Laboring; Mao from Radicalism and tbe
Danger of Urerconfideoce In Electricity,
Past, Present and Future, at tte opera
bouse to-nigbt. Probably tne imaneoe
stt audience in the history cf the opera
boose will see it cone. Admission 25
end S3 cents.
The Wslls-Fsrro ExDresa Comnane
baa done a very graceful act of apprecia-f ciatioo, of McMinnv.le. H Bryant, of
tion for it Portland emplovee, says the j Albany, ooe of tbe trustees of tbe aseo
Telegram. From she headquarter comes 'eiatton, and T Henneas. agent, came
.he proffer to F.ogene Sbebr, the agent I orct ysstrrday and adjusted the lose.
nere, in at membership to the loang!
Men's Cfaristisn Association will be'
bought by tberompanvasacomcliment
ary gift to i employes who so desire it.
Every where t It -ieuiand is Kr upright,
reliable young mn..
A semi-o(Bciai news ayency of Xew
York issuei tbe following announce
ment: "Alter brief uneasiness tbere is
a general belief tbat the peace will not
be broken and that the relations between
Spain and tbe United States will con
tinue amicable. Political personages
asset t that the latest renattional dis
patches are comp etely wrong in attrib
uting an aggreteive arpect to diplomatic
relations between the two governments,
which have not for a single moment lost
tbeir friendly character."
Ed Umpbrey, of Lebanon, writing
from Dvea says :
- i sa, , itonan lor uvea: a citv tw
1 as,, Hurt ah for
Dyeala city two
months old, with hotels, electric ligh's. i
eiaam neat, miners. atg, women. In-
diena nM.r, .nH t i
t gfc w..w as wuu Kiwua VI WUIVV M
just saw a team of nine Alaaka do.e. A
lady was taking her friends oot for a
ride. There were five in tbe sleigh and
tbey west firing over the snow. Every
body ia dressed in heavy clothes, furs,
mackinaws, German socks, Indian shoes
any way to keep warm Tbe ther
mometer registers 10 below aero in Dvea,
but tbe prices are as high as Chilcoot
psss; I dare aay big be.-.
Solomon Brown, of Salem, a relative
of John Brown, begins a log article in
the Journal as follows: Who is this
Haw ley, with his hyena instincts? This
man whose chief delight seems to be to
destroy in the mines of the young their
veneration for the noble dead? 1 never
heard of him until I came to Salem. Per
haps he may say I am a back number, to
which I would reply that I hare heard
Baron Yon liumbolt.GeoFrancia Train,
Mark Twain, and Rev. O O. Brown. Is
this young fellow seeking to obtain a
national reputation, because his local
fame is about worn out by his persistent
determination to keep bis name before
the public, in one way or another?
Judge Hewitt Lectured.
Yesterday evening the Willamette Un
iversity law students were agreeable eur-
?rised by a visit from the Hon II. Ii.
lewiit one of the circuit jucgee of this
district. Judge Hewitt is at present in
the city attending a term ot court and at
the request of S. T. Richardson, dean of
the law faculty, the judge went to the
class-room and gava an excellent lecture
on the subject ot answers in pleading.
This is a very practical matter, ami at
the aame time one of the most difficult
and perplexing to lawyers. Ths lecture
was comprehensive and able; the matter
waa presented in a very lucid manner
and was greaily appreciated by the stu
oents.
I It is impossible to give a synopsis of the
lecture and do it justice.
Judge Hewitt's lecture is greatly prised
uy sun siuueuia ana tne next time be can
be induced to deliver another he will be
rnalh.al.e.nJi- -S .L l-7"'JT
. . i , . -v.u,uv i iiuuvgn anu
ineir menus. statesman.
Gradwolrl .
Informs the general public that he
tell as low as auybj ty in the city for
taata. Come and gvt prices before you bus
April 1st, 1897 . J. Ueadwobi-
Legal Blmks we have 'em
P Hilar
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1 .- I
Pure, PeerSe
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LEBAXOX.
From the Express:
George Elk'ns bss resigned his posi
tion in the paper mill and will leave this
week for W ashington, expecting to nna
work in that state.
At tbe annual school election hell in
this city laet Monday J G Reed was
elected oiro-tor ani 8 M Garlan-i re
elected clerk.
Miss Maud Aldricb returned borne
Monday from Albany, whets she baa
been visiting several day with i M
Mark's family.
George L Alexander, editor of tbe Ad
vance, is spoken of aa a candidate for
rate printer on the populist ticket.
Georgs is a first class man for tbat p-
sition.
O L and W It Mealey, of Foster, were
In Lebanon last Saturday, on their way
ta the cold fields of Alaska, Tbey are
used to the mountains and fro well pre
pared for tbe trip. Tbey went to Seattle
to go on a steamer from tbat point.
Frank Woods, the tombstone man of
Albany, was ia this city Monday, and
made contracts to put np two new stones,
one over tbe grave of Jos Buhl sod the
other over the grave of Mrs Scaniand.
Mrs I M Balaton, of Albany, was in
Lebanon Friday and S ttnrday in the in
terest of improving tne cemetery cere
Mrs Ra'ston is certainly entitled to
much credit for tbe active interest sh
has taken In this work. She has suc
ceeded in raising considerable moner,
besides several days' work, a pomp and
other improretaeits, nd work has ai
reedy commejeed Ail tbia is dae to
Mrs Balaton's praiseworthy efforts.
Oor citizens were startled early Mon
day morning by aa alarm of firs. : It was
soon discovered that tne fire was: at the
residence of John Nichols. The fire
originated from a deiectivo flue ia tbe
kitchen and had gained considerable
headway wbea discovered. Tbe fire
company responded promptly ani did
such effective work that tbey soon had
the fire nnder control, and tbe boose
wss saved, tbongh it waa sondes fast
damaged, of coarse The building was
' injured in the Oregon Fire Keiief Asso-
The Newest At thesorof ill t Stark
Jewelry you will get the farts, and
Facts ni a 6ne etoek of goods
to selext from. Itis np
tidal ad j iwciude tbe best lines of warcb
and clocks asd all kinds of iewelrv. Their
line of stlveaware is extra aod they have
many noveltks tbat will fase.
TO CURE ACOLt INOXE.DAT.
Tain Lttuivs Broat Q::a:n Tablets
All 0.-ug-its rnfua J tne ua o ty
Cure, S5c
if't fsil
A thrill nf ira. la xpeneaewd when a
brassy coab of croap eoatH1' rrtogh the
i linen c niaBt MS am tens)- u r nna
ga to react after Una alinate Las : are
has been adniasstered Safe and bar aleae
or children J A Caaamiag
Home t irst.
Th WnrM nfT. rarar.W Ret crood
I irrcceiiea for vourfami'v. Conn at Hus
ton keep the best, which thev sell at the
j b. nri
10 T':1 posiioie price.
rreah vegetables
and fruits acrordies to tbe seascn. always
on bscd
A fine line of crockery.
Beaalr la lllwew Drra.
Clcan blood tneans a clean skin. Xo
beauty without it. Cascarets. Candy Cathar
tic clean yonr blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the laxy liver and driving all im
purities from the bodv. ltegin to-day to
banish pimples, boils, blotches, biackheada,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets. beauty for ten rents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, Sac, 50c
CaSTORIA
Foe I&i&at3 and CMldrea.
Tas&
SB!
Stfsa::
ef
NO CURE-NO PAY.
Tbat ia the wvy all dru-olsls sell
UllOVETSTASTKLISS CHILL TS1C
lor fuainria, fbllls and. Fever. It ta
aim my iron and quinine in a tasteless
lorrn. tnniien .ore n. Adults prefer t
to Oit'er, aaasssuinx Tonics - Prion. SOe
Clean Printing, we are doing; it.
Smilkt.
TOCU1EA G LD IN O.N c: DAT
Tke Lixtiive B.-ta Qiintaa tablets.
All drug,' refund the ra xiey if It fails
ouure. zi.
IUCCKE A COLU 1XOXK DAY.
llt'lutllr- t ilt, Qll unt Tial
4,11 t-
f Al tl It .ntliv If it fail
o l u.e
or .
MT.
T isre are thre JUule things
mo'e wurk than any other thi
hich d-.
lilts
thlots ortvi hoy are the aat.
.... . . '
tn be
' , u ' V iT ,rT XL
lU p.lls for Stol
ia t
mack
aad liv ir )abl I A Camming
After years of untold Auff-iing from piles,
B W Parsall nf KoitnerviUe,", wasoarsd
bv using a single box f la Witt's Witch
Bsasl Salvs tkio dissasss such aa ecirma,
rash, pimp'ss a. id ohiuoate.scrss are read
tly cur 1 by tola Lamoas rsmsJy J A
Camming
To Care ConalloaUoa ran,
Take cascarets Candy Cathartic 10s or SSo.
It ti C. C fail to curs, druguta refund money.
II l ' T" l -e- TV
eaeeweewnaaweaee
-SVAJaAs'V,
m
S00 PACIFIC LINE.
m Ta, W M
TailiPuSiitilas- i
Solid vestibule traics. consisting of psJ-
ace sleeping car, luxntoos dining; can, i
elegant day coaches, niesinceat toenat"'
cars tad tree cokmiss. saepen uwu.
diic to the Atiaatic without change V
corr DiaaxT aso cHXArasT eoctb r
Kootenay
District
s-AiTsr,
jrrw parvaa.
slocax crrv,
SSXS05,
uuo,
TBAU,
aossLASa Ae
All points the Okaaagaa Cocatry.
- -J.LaS n a full iofKw:
w e r ."r -ear
of this wonierful coaatry. Ask tbeaesH j
fee a copy of the miaisg laws U Britasr I
Cohxmbia. I
Lowes rates o and fraaa I
Atlantic eteamebip inea.
Canadian Pac. Ry. Ca's
Hoyal Mail Steamship
line to China and Japan
Cajiadias acsraAUAjs
aonotxijc, iui axd acstshis.
TK elww-mt litie to tne CcioaUs.
naraen carrv an eiof-rieaoed BWica.!
aad a stewaidcas on every voyage
for time Ubfca parnpbktm. or aay ia-
orwiatxa. call oa or addreas
5 H STTFLE A CO. Agents. Albany Or.
KJOOTLK. Aa- t. 146 llrnS BU. rors-
asd. Vt-
GEO. McL. BROWS. D P. A.
Vancouver. o-1-
EAST AND-SOUTH
via
THE SHASTA ROUT
OF THE
Southern Pacific Co.
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DnU)
S-en r lIIi
mI
teas I Lv
AJnanv
Ar I &-S- a
7 .4a a a I Ar
LviSasi
Vh,re trifns e-oo at sa"lons be
twera Ki, .;in.l ana oateni m
MsrVtw. Jeffwx Ainany
Tartfieat, Sfcedd, Balsey fcrnt
rwtGmi. Draia. OakUsd asd a j
ii.t,,ma frari RoaBbBrs- sonh to asd lH
dadicg- Ashland.
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ar Sn
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JcJBra ar
brl ISsSra
LrlTI'iit
Lenre AltaaT tcr Khnaesi
ton as Aibeav troas L jhsniia
Lcnrw Albaav for IjattaBMI
Arrtra at Albany Sraas 1 1 Senna
PUUXAt Bl)-FU SLEEP!
AJIO
Dininfr Cars on Cirden Rotite
SECOND-CUSS SlEtFINB CAB-
Attwcbea te all Tttrewab Trwtws
eVews ate Mvlalwa.
srrwKnUi r-warivAia ab camsaiaia
Man va lull (
BaltkBAXU
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Sett -and
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reruaa4
aibnav
BiaiSiw
iianisaAScai "
8-JSaaJ
ISdS srf
bv II earn - -
KxpeaaiTraia OtUl(exeast
440ra, Lr
T so ra i Ar
rVrOaoJ
McJaiaaTine
Ar I rts a a
tvlss a a
Lv 1 a s0 A
SStfra 1 Ar
tXrect eowowtion al Sa FrooCTtce wHS OecVll.
and Orwstnl end Paeiae atail sseassehta bees as
JAFAStaae CHINA Saiiim date, oa apoiKWlvow
Raise sad ueketa Is eenera mats mad Cnresa
to JAPAN. CHISA. HOSOLCLP and ACSTR
LIA can W oatwaed trees K rKeNK, Aesat
Albaav or C H WIS SI
B,COKLSh CBMAKKBAa.
Maeaxer Sen F a P A
Port' and On
tXLCUTra'S K3TICE
To all ihecnditors snl persons later
ested in the estate of Rebecca Smith, de
ceased, yon are he eby aotiied that 1 have
been duly appointed eiecntor of said ertafsV
bv the county wrt of Lisa county, Ot""'
goa, therefore, all persosa having claiB-rs
against said estate are hcby notiSed and
requUed to present the same to me with j
tbe paper voucners. at n iaw om w
R Bilyea in Albany. Line coua'y, Orefroa.
within si v months from the date h-reot.
Dated this 1st dav of Januaty, lc98.
Sam i" el K kadkr. Executor
iK.a as A Tmda Xarks obtain et and all TaS
est business coadarted foe M wderata Fee.
SeadmoIel.arawi9torpni. wasavteein
natniahierrMiorchar?. Onrfeeaotdnsaii'
patentisseenred. A Pampb let "How toOS-S
tela Fntenta,- wita eoes or unsis tao fc.
ami torstsnoomiirtes swat Pwa.
C A. SNOW & CO.
Osses, Pmrmwr OtrvM. WasmcMTOw!. D. &
SaVsVaVVgagr'
K. O. T. M.
every Saturday
ball. Vlsitim- Knights iaviied.
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