The state rights democrat., April 15, 1898, Image 2

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UNION TICKET.
OCKTY
C..t.. T n krlr I n.m
Representatives. 1 I Whitney. 11 M
Palmer, DrDM Jones.
Clerk. Franklin Crab tree.
Sheriff. I A Mansers.
Assessor. Geo. DeVaney.
Recorder. E O Heal.
Treasurer. F M Jacr.
Superintendent. A 8 McDonald.
Commissioner. DC Swann.
Coroner. J Q Norman.
Surveyor. Anthony Austin.
. State.
Governor W R King,
ecretarv ot state H R Kincaid .
Justice supreme court W M Ramsey.
Treasurer J O Booth."
Attorney-general J L Story.
State printer C A Fitch.
Superintendent U S Lyman.
Congressmen R M Yeatcb and C M
Donaldson.
District.
Circuit Judge P H D'Arcy and K P
Boise.
District Attorney S L Hayden.
The Presidents Message.
The president's message asks congress
to authorize tLe administration to Uke
measures to secure the termination o
hostilities in Cuba, to secure the estab 1
lishmentof a stable government there!
and to use the military and naval forces
of the United States, if necessary, for this
purpose. '
Tbe president says the only hope for
.relief from a condition which can no
longer be endured is the enforced pacifi
cation of tbe island. The issue is now
with congress, and he awaits its action,
standing prepared to carry out every ob
lirfatoin imposed on him by that body.
Spain's decree for a suspension o! hos
tilities is submitted to congress for just
and careful attention, with the observa
tion that if the measure attains a success-
fal result, "then our aspirations as a!
peace-loving people will be satisfied
If it fails, it will be only another justifi
cation of our contemplated action."
The Maine-iacident figures prominent
I in the message. The president argues
that the wreck of the maine in Havana
harbor shows that Spain is not able to
guarantee security to foreign vessels.
Spain has offered if submit to arbitra
tion all differences whicn may arise from
that affair
The president .expresses the view teat
recognition of the independence of Cnba
at Uis time would be ill-advised axd
nwarranted and unjustified, and cites
precedents to sustain his attitude, call
ing attention particularly to President
Jackson's lelneal to recognize Texas
when that slate was straggling to throw
off the Mexican yoke, and quoting Jack
eon's utterances on that occasion.
School Superintendents and the
American Book Company-
- Eorron Democrat. Oregon dcjb 9$
par cent of its school books from the
American Book Company, and pays from
30 to 40 per cent more for them than oth
er states.
The contract between Oregon and the
American Book Company will expire in
January, 1901 . A new contract will then
be made with eome publishing bouse.
It will will be baeed on the adoption o;
text-books to be made, hi 1900. The 9
members of tbe elate boaid of examiners
and tbe 32 connty superintendents then
ia office, will vote on books offered by
different publishing houses for adoption.
The state hoard of examiners will be
appointed by the superintendent of pub
lic instruction to be eiecUd in lone of
the present year. Of tbe 41 votes to be
east at tbe adoption, 21 are necessary to
a choice. If the American Book Com
pany can control 9 votes by securing tbe
appointment of men on the state aboard
I examiners friendly to it, but 12 ad-
. ditioual will be required to give it a mo
nopoly of tbe school book trade ot Oregon
for six years more. ""
Under tbe foregoing conditions, nom
inating conventions have an important
duty to perform. . No man should be
nominated for superintendent of public
instruction who is not avowedly opposed
to the American Book Company. Its
bold on echool patrons of Oegon is a
grtevona burden from which they should
be relieved as soon a possible. The
opportunity for relief will be through tbe
next adoption of text books.
Every candidate fjr tbe office of su
perintendent of public instruction should
be required to declare to the onventicn
openly and in terms that cannot be mis
understood,, that be ia opposed to tbe
present echool book monopoly. Will the
convention, in tbe interest of school pa
trons of Oregon, demand this of all
candidate Sj
Spain's navy is numerically troeger
than ours. But discarding all warships,
projected and building, all antiquated
and practically useless wooden and iron
vessels, tbe two navies compare in re
spect of large warships as follows :
Battleships -Spain. 1; United States
7. Sea-going coast defease ships Spain,
none; Uoi'ed States, o. Non-sea-going
oast-defenders Spain. 2; United Stales
1
4. Armored cruisers Spain. 7. all of
old types and far lea. formidable than
their technical names indicate; United
States, 2, and thoee the new and most
formidable New York and Brooklyn -Protected
and partially protected cruis
ers Spain 5 of steel and 10 of hon;
United Slates. 19, all eteel .
Spain ra ikrs a far better showing in
tne smaller craft, torpedo-boats and torpedo-destroyers.
But her boats of this
type are far from our shores. They are
divided into two flotillas, one at Cadiz,
tbe other in a crippled condition at the
Cape Verde Islands. .
Mr. C. H. Dodd, of Portland, who re
cently failed for a large amount, was one
of the gold bugs who declared that pros
perity could be only through tbe gold
standard. All over the United States
these gold standard men, who would
have nothing else have be in going to the
wall.
Tbe Democrat is in favor of sound
money, the money of oar fatberr, gold
and silver on equal terms, 10 to I, a ratio
fatiefactorily established by long usage.
Tbe - Dkmocbat is not in favor of a
changeable ratio that will compel a man
to take a pair of scales along with him,
"but is willing to trust the stamp of tbe
government for wb atever fluctuating
there may be, and it will not te much
when the metais are t ate! alik .
Washington Letter.
, From our regular Correspondsnt
Washington, April, 4. 18S)8
Vengeance is at hand. There is to be
dent.
no more dilly-dlling with lying Span
ish diplomats. Uncle Sam is going to
Uke Spain across tils knee and give it a
tbre'ahingit has bo long deserved at our
hands, and the cowardly and danaraiy
massacre of our sailors and the destruc
tion ot our battleship is to be avenged
Even Mr. McKinle is cow convinced
that Spain has been playing him diplo
matically for no other purpose tlian to
rain time. Mr. McKinley acknowledged
his failure to secure the independence of
OnK. hsrijrit.imacr. and now it is the
turn of conaress. A last frantic attempt
is being made by the bond-holding ele
ment to muzzle congress, but. there is no
possibility of Ha succeeding. Congress
knows that the patience of the peop'e of
ih. onnntn who ul ace national hunor
and patriotism above the stock ticker of
Wall street has been reached and that
the time of action iB at band.and will act
and its action will mean war, which the
conn try ia now in a position to fight to a
victorious end in short order, if it only
baa Spain to contend with, and is deter
mined to win regardless ot what it, nas
to contend with.
The French Ambassdor to the U. S.
has asked the State Department officially
whether there was any objection to his
looking after the interests of Spanish
subjects in tbe U S after the departure
of tba Spanish minister, and has been
informed that . there would be done.
This action has been regarded as being
significant of the intention of France to
remain neutral in the war, notwiibstand-
;... mim auMrtiona to tbe contrary. It
was added to by acab'earani from Mad-
1&
saving that both U French and
British ambassadors had tendered Gen.
Wood ford, U S Minister to Spain
nffra to care for American interests
after hie departure from Madrid.
Few men poeees the all around com
mon sense equipment and teoiperment
needed to prevent the man who fills tie
position of secretary to the president
the man who stands between the presi
dent and his callers, and either mates
him lots of enemies or additional
f ri.ni Tn Lamont was one of tbe
few. Mr. J Addison Porter, the gentle
man chn IIAtf fills the noaition is not
He has made himself the laughing eioek
of Washington. A good strong Dottle ol
smelling aha is what Mr. J Addison
Porter need a great deal more than lie
does the republican nomination foi
governor of Connecticut, although the
democrats o that state wonld probably
rrjoice to se s him nominated. His hys
terical appeal wil doubtless get any
e aims he ever bad to the nomination
laughed out of tbe field.
If a bill, which has been favoradly re
ported to the House, becomes a law, ex
Confederate soldier who may hereafter
serve ninety days in the U S airay will
be entitled to all the benefits provided.'
for ex-U 8 soldiers in the act of June 27,
1890, generally known as the "dependent
pension act." The bill as originally in
troduced merely provided as an induce
ment for the fcoiou veterans of the iate
war to enlist for ths war ith Spain that
enlistment should not operate to stop
pensions now being drawn, but the com
mittee thought the ex-Confederate vet
erans would also make desirable re
emits, and it wi amended as above.
Anti Trust Candidate .
From tbe Salem Journal.
H S Lyman, the populist nominee for
office of superintendent of public in
struction, wasboin at Dallas, Oregon,
in 1855. Hie father was the well known
ptoneei missionary and educator. Rev.
Horace Lyman.
H S Lyman was educated in tbe Pacific
University at Forest Grove, from which
institution be graduated in 1878. Con
tinuing his studies, be graduated in 1SS2
fiom tbe Oberlin.Ohio, Theological sem
inary. From that time until 1892.be
was engaged in various occupations,
... . . r j:, :i
among whicn wera teaenmg, tuuuim
writing, historical research and preach
ing. His knowledge of Oregon history
from the Indian legends dewn to tbe
present is probably more complete than
of any other man in Oregon. He has
rritln a laimt amount of history lor
publication bnt as it was incorporated in
other works it did not appear over his
name.
In 1892 he was appointed to fill tbe
unexpired terra of G C Hall, as county
superintendent of Clatsop ' county. In
1894 he was elected to tbe same office on
the populist ticket and in 1896 reelected.
In both cases he was the only candidate
on the connty ticket of the populist party
that was elected and in both instances
he ran against well known . republican
educators. His no blemished record of
integrity and devotion tr doty won him
tbe confidence and support of all parties,
and bis official record will go far towards
securing his success in the present cam
paign. His connection with the populist
party was brought about by political
disappointment lor he is not and never
has been an office seeker in any other
party. '
He baa long been a deep and unceas
ing student of eocial :roblsm, a reader
ot tbe best literature of ancient and
modern lime, and his principles have
been acquired by odIv careful, unprf io-
diced tbongbt and investigation.
A quiet, unssuming man.kind, courte
ous in bis manner, ue mates many
friends and no enemies. If elected In
tbe coming contest, bis well diciplined
mind, boneity ot purpose and attention
to duty could not bat reflect credit npon
himself, the office and bis party.
Some one writes in the Salrni States
man about Lvman as follows :
"I am a life-long republican so do
not agree with Mr. Lyman political. y.
sti.l I would like to say that I know his
life from boyhood, and it has been an
earnest, toilsome one, and tbat if he has
'many wneels in bis head' I bey are so
finely fitted and adjusted as to assist the
balance of tbe machinery 1o wbich tbey
belong-to turn out a great amount of ex
cellent work during msny years; Ihe
moxt importa 't beioit tht those wheels
turn above an honest, manly heart, full
of sympathy for humanity."
Mark Hanua has been found guilty of
bribery oy tbe Ohio Senate committee
Investigating the charges that money was
nsed ta secure his election to the United
States Senate. '
The committe finds that the charges of
bribery made againet Hanna, Major Dick
and H. fl. Hoi len hack are true. He is
there for occupying- a s'o'en office, .
What Or A E Salter Says.
Buffalo, N Y. Gents: From my
personal knowledge. ga;ned in observing
the effect of your 3 hi lob i Cure in cases
of advanced Constipation, I am prepared
to say it i he most remarkable .Remedy
that has ever been brought 'o my atten
tion. It hat certainly saved many, from
ooutumptlon. Sold by Fonbay & Ma
son.
Tangent.
Since Young America has gone we
have almost been without a correspon
The farmers are ail busy now since
tbe warm weather has come to stay.
Some are nearly done farming, and al1
are busy.
Mr. less Moses is busy in the store
white his brother and Mr. Couey are on
the road selling goods from their wagons.
Mr. Late Smith and Mr. James Jenks
are sacking wheat and gettiug it ready
to ship, while J J Beard is busy all the
time in the Express and Post office.
Mr. Roberts is busy at work in his
blacksmith shop when he is at home.
Our Nursery men are all busy and are
crowded with Sprint; work.
Mr. A Y Smith the Oakville merchant
was in town lat Monday. Mr. bm'th
is acquainted witD every and ie on
friendly terms with every one he niestsi
yon couldn't get a political quarrel out
of him, and very few know what party
be votes with .
. Mr. Kewcome is one ot our most talen
ted writers. Mr. N. has never aspired
for office but ia well qualified for any
position and if te should get the nomi
nation for governor, he jcould be elected
and wonld fill the chair as nicely as any
man who Las eer sat in it. Mr. N. is
a man ol great'literary talent but he
made one mistake in bis life, viz: lie
learned the black-smith trade and wieid-
the hammer and btowed the bellows too
long ; however he now can wield the pen
fully as well as he. did the hammer in
former year, and as for the bellows he
can perform that act to perfection. He
is an able advocate of the gold standard
and likes! to defend tbe principles ot
Lincoln. He is always ready to tackle
the "Free Silver" orators and yesterday
he was trying to get up a row with Little
Rose Bud of Oakvilje.
We wish Mr. Newcome well and it he
gets the nomination we will ask the 1
other candidates to withdraw, and we
know they wilt.
Success to yoa Mr. N
Old America-
THE PROBLEM SOLVED.
THE NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY
TESTED.
Results of tbe Test ia Various
Forms ot Dyspepsia.
Chronic indigestion or dyspepsia, while
a very common trouble, baa tor some
time been looked npon by able physi
cians as a serious thing, and - that no
time should be lost in treating it proper
ly at tbe start, because recent researches
have shown that the moat serious, fatal
ond incurable diseases have their origin
in simple dyspepsia or indigestion.
Diabetes la simply on form ot lndi-
geetion, the sugar and starchy food not
being assimilated by tbe digestive or
gaoa. In Bright'e disrate tbe albumen
is not properly assimilated.
rule consumption and dyspepsia are
iwin diseases, ana it is oeyoaa question
that dyspepsia makes a ferule sou fir
tbe seeds of consumption.
Bnt the trouble haa been to find a
remedy that could be depended npon to
cure dyspepsia, as it ia notoriously ob
stinate and difficult to care.
This has been tbe question that has
pnztled physicians and dyspeptics alike,
until the question was solved three years
ago by the appearance of a new dyspep
sia cure in the medical world known as
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, which it was
claimed was a certain, reliable core for
very form ot stomach trouble.
Physicians, however, would not accept
sncn statements without nrst giving tne
new remedy many testa and carnally
observing result.
For three years the remedy has been
thoroughly tested in every section of tbe
country and with aarpruing and aalia-
factory results.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets can be
honestly claimed to be a speciSc, a radi
cal laating cure for indigestion in the
various forms of acid dyspepsia or eoar
stomach, loo much bile, undue fullnees
or preeeore after eating and similar
symptoms resulting from disordered di
gertion. Stuart's Dyepepsia Tablets
were not placed before tbe public until
this three year's trial left no doubt as to
their valne and they have recently been
placed in tbe trade end can be found on
sale at all drnggiau at the nominal price
of AO cents per package.
Ko extravagant claims "are made for
tbe remedy. It rill not core rheuma
tism, pneumonia, typhoid fever nor any
thing but just what it is claimed to core
and that ia every form of stomach
trouble.
No dieting- is necessary, eood whole
some food and plenty of it and von may
rest assured tbat Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets will digest it.
Druggists claim for it tbat it is a pleas
ure to recomaaend it to dyspeptics, be
cause it gives such universal satisfaction.
Little book on stomach diseases sent
free by addressing Stuart Co., Marshall,
Micb.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, J
Lucas County
Fbaxk J Chesbt makes oatn that be is
tbe senior partner of the firm of F T Che
ney & Co, doing business in tbe City of
Toledo, C unty and State-aforesaid, and
that said 6ra will nay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of catarrh tbat cannot be cured
by tbe use of Hall's Catarrh Cube.
KKAXK J CHENFY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my preseoce'lhisCthdayof December. A
D18-S6.
A W GLE4SON,
seal y notary Puolic.
hkal
Hall's Catarrh Care is taken internally
and acts directly on the b'ood end mocu-jns
surfaces of the system . Send for testimon
ials, free.
FJ CHENEY CO. Toledo, O.
Sold by druggist. 75c-
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Notice to the Public,
lieware of Snide Barbers who try to
sell you Hair Tonic.who do not know bees
trora ban leet about yoar scalp. 1 nave
had 23 years experience and know there i
are four distinct kinds of scalp troubles.
I will famish free of charge a formula
best ruited to your particular case, which
yon can get filled at any drug- store for S
or 10 cents. Consultation free.
Louis Vjkrbck.
Children and adults tortured by burns,
scalds, injuries, eczema or skin diseases
may secure instant relief by using De
W itt's W itch Hazel Salve It is tbe frreat
Tile remedy. i. A. Cummings.
- Catarrh Cured. A clear hrad rbo
weet breath secured with Shiloh's Ca
arrh Remedy: soldo Koahev te Mason
Mcbic. Miss Milaroa Burm ester
teacher of piano or organ. System the
Maon touch and technique. Residence
s'ifth street, opposite U P chinch.
To Car Conatipatloa Forever,
Take Ciuwarets Candy Catburtie. lue or 26a.
It C C. C. full to cure, drugsiata rAind money
The Evidence in tne ease proves
Hood's Sarsaparilla cures rheumatism .dys
pepsia, catarrh, tbat tired feeling, scrofula
salt rheum, noils and all b'ood diseases.
Hood s PHI; are the favorite family
cathartic. Cure sick headache, break up
a cold. .
If yoa want good sewing ' machine
needles and oil get them of French the
eweler.
Educate Your Ilowela TFIth rasas rets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forerer.
XOo.SBe. If C.O.O.XalUdregKlataraiundaaoBay.
MISFITS.
Uncle Sam doesn't kick very. often, but
when he does it is felt.
The Cubans are undoubtedly as cap
able of self govei nment as tbe Spaniards.
A big cloud of uncertainty ia hovering
over tbe country. Will it ever be lifted.
There were eleven suicides recently in
St. Loois in forty eight hours, probably
coused bv the intensity of the present
prosperity that some orators will soon be
telling about.
Easter Sunday bavins been a fine day
seven successive tine Sundays are in or
der. Nevertheless if It gets ready to
rain on any of them it undoubtedly will
not stop on account ol an old sayiog.
Fitzhugh Lee has the confidence ot the
people of the United States regardless of
party, tie poes esses sana in tri! craw
a much needed possession these days.
A good many people are declaring that
the Spanis:i armistice is merely a trick
to gain tiiiie. It seems to be accomplish
ing its object pretty well if that is correct.
AH statements though must be taken
with allowance.
An East Portland woman became so
indignantly patriotic this week that she
went down cellar, seised a jar of Spanish
pickles, and threw them out into the
street. Welcome.
The engulfing ot one or two hun
dred men under a Chilcoot avalanche Is
one of the worst horrors of recent days.
It seems as if nothing bat calamity has
befallen tbe Argonauts who have been
rushing madly toward the gold fields.
After all it is a good deal of a lottery.
The Pacific Northwest occupies a pe
culiar position in tbe wheat u arket of
the country at this time, save the Port
land Telegram, it hat about 10.000,000
bushels stored in the warehouses ol
Washington. Oregon and Iiaho, while
no other section of tbe country has an
equal amount.
The United States has a right to pnn
ish Spain for tbe destruction ot tbe
Maine with 266 brave sol Jiers.a tact that
is as completely proven as anything ot
the character can be. This should be
tbe strong point in the contest and should
have been made much of in the f resi
dent's message. -
Talking ot vatriotiam. In Atlanta.Ga.,
recently, according to an exchange sev
eral one legged, one armed, battle-scarred
Southern men who had been in the
rebellion, were discussing the Cuban
question, and every man in tbe crowd
was anxious lor another war and willing
to do their part for the Inited Ststee
government in the contest.
Cottage Grove Messenger:
The family of Darwin Bristow was
treated to a pretty eight at noon Sunday
last. A f nil grown deer crossed the river
in front ot the Bristow residence and
stopped long enough for Mr. Bristow to
call alt tbe family to view iu After
standing there a tew moments it realised
it had entered the city and was treading
I on dangerous groncd, turned sroued.
I swam dsck across tne river ana scram.
i uieu uu op uie river nana
i
is reporteJ at Tbe
Yanvictor. born in
t. recently nomir at
A rt markable ce
Dalles Samuel E
Linn connty, who was
ed for the office of district attorney with
out seeking tbe nomination at all, baa
refuted to ran on purely personal
grounds, though his chances for election
wonld be good. In W ashington recently
tbere nave been taree case ot men ap
pointed to office ref catng to accept the
trusts, for which many are madly
rustling.
All the Cubans have been fighting for
ia independence, and to ask that the war
be stopped without a recognition of tbeir
independence, accomplishes nothing at
all, simply leaving them under Spanish
government, to again flame up into a
local war. All that is left for the I'nited
States is to pitch in and whip Spain for
blowing up tbe Maine, or else shut op
entire. y. So far a tbe Cubans are con
cerned, they do not want tbe war to stop
cn tbe islaud nntil they scure freedom
' The New York World recently received
by telegraph dispatches from every eute
in the union on tbe proper eoune for
congreM to pursue in the Cuban affair.
The only ones from Oregon were sent
from Albany, and were as follows :
C. G. Barkhart, mayor ot Albany
Spanish botcnery In Cuba and treachery
io the destruction ot tne Maine demand
immediate action.
Dr. J. P. Wallace Time has come tor
America to act.
Dr. J. L. Hill McKinley should not
hesitate to do now wbst Cleveland
ahooid have done long ago, act promptly
to set Cubans free.
W. R. Biiyeo, attorney Spanish war
fare has been an outrsge upon civiliza
tion. riiE
PLACE
TO BUT
Your Uroccries and Baked
Is at Parker Bros- Everybody
Goods
kows
where their place ia. They keep a f resh
stock of groceries, produce and baked
goods, of all kinds, sell at reasonable
prices and treat tbeir customers welt, atl
aiike.
You may regret some steps yon tske
in lifo bnt none taken into tbe stores!
Parker Bros.
It ia a great thing to be well fed. Par
ker Bros keep good groceries.
A loaf of bread is not much but voo
want it well made. Trv Parker Bros.
Uow We Say It. Cough t cured for a
quarter, no cure, no quarter, we are selling
Ion of our White Pine cough fcrrap with
tar, Lecanse it is just what are say it in,
gives quiet- relief an is hig-Blv reoomend
ed to cure a deep seated cough, Uurhart
& Lee, Druggists
If you want, a good a no clem
uioke buy cu ira made by ir Al
bany cigar lactorv.
Karl's Clover Rov Tea. for Con'-ips
tion it's th-Be and if after using it you
don't say a return the Package and ge'
your money. Sjldbr Fotbay & Mason
Regardless ol Cowl.
Juliut Gradwohl intends to go out of the
crockery and glassware business, uo'ng in
to some other line of buioe, and hence
will sell bis goods of this kind regardless
of cost. Wben cn call and get his price
aou will be convinced tbat he means btsi
ness, aud will believe wbat be savs
DeaQty Is PSood Deep.
Clean blood means a clean rkin. No
beauty without it. Cascareta, Candy Cathar
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy iiver and driving all im
purities from the body. 1 login to-day to
banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackhead,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascareta, beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c.
NO CURE-JiO PAY.
Tbat la the wey alt druvgisi sell
GROVE'S TASTKLESi CHILL TNIC
for Malaria, Chills and Fever. It la
simply Iron and QuSiine in a tasteless
f rm. Children love it. Adults orefer I
to bit'er, nt.nttatlig Tonlor Prlos, 6J
TO CURE A COLO IN ONE "DAY
Take Lvculva Brotn Q ttnlna Tablet
AH O-ugltts rofui I the ni y If It fl
Cnre. 26e.
TO CURE A C LD JNONjf' DAY
Take Lis.ttve Bromt Quinine Tablets.
All dragsts refund the money i it fails
o Cure. 25c. . ..... . '
fnn't tell your neighbors what yon
jee in the taut window of the Albany I ur-
niture Co. Terms balf cash balance before
you leave the store). J, "
One car load of Phoenix Bicycles gone
already and another on the road.
TELEGRAPHIC
War Certain
Washington, April, 12 The burden
of responsibility for tbe next move in the
Spanish crisis having been shifted by tbe
president's message upon the Hhouiuersuj
congress, the caoitol today became tne
storm center, with the foreign affairs com
mittees ot both house as the foci
.Ihe struggle in each committee was
long ind bitter. Resolutions were intro
duced in form of declaring for tbe inde
pendence ot Uua.
mere is a reneral rcclioirin Washington
tonight among public men tli it the ac.ion
of congress, as foreshadowed in tbe reso
lutions, renders the situation extremely
critical, and conservative leaders of both
parties connler war inevitable as a result
of their adoption, unless SDain makes 'a
final and complete surrender by giving up
uuoa.
Dane by ftpaaleb omrial
WsntNOTOK, April, 12 .Consul Gen
eral Lee wss tofore the senate committee
on foreign relatijDB for an hour, late to
day, lie said in hi opinion there was no
room to doubt that the destruction of the
Maine was due to Spauh agencies
"Do von mean the Spauiab euthoriih-s
in Cuba?'' he was asked by a member of
tbe committee
"I mean tbe Sptniah oJicials." he re
plied, "but not Ci-jneral Blanco."'
A Ustrnsa Baa
As row a, April, 12. The second da of
tbe salmon season brought lill e chaoire in
situation. Perhaps haif a dozen deliv
ered as high as 5'JO ponnd, Ibis being tbe
catch tor two nights. All but one or two
of the canneries are receiving huh, though
hwle or no packing has been done. It is
predie'ed by M J Kinney, one of the oldest
parsers on ine river, inai mis season
pack will be tbe largest in years.
Big Pslaise Bale
Orbcom Citv. Or., Anrit 12. Potato-
buyers are buying up all the potatoes left
in tbe country . Tcev are paying 20 cenu
a bushel, and furnish sacks and twine.
One dealer has an order for In car load
Tbay are shipping to the New Or.eant
msrket
The Ta baa
Xtw York, April 12. Chief Officer
Frank troutlm, of the Untiad steamer
Aloedene. which ba just arrtre-l from
Matanus, said: "Ween an American
army reacbe Cuba the people will flock to
i's raoke. All Cubans want is a suretr of
help and tbey will rise in a body. Tbey
were won b tbe magnificent gifts of cloth
and food, and long for American inteif-r-
ence, many of them wishing Cuba to l-1
come part of tbe I'nited SUtc. I
i
Brala W lib aaarru j
WaftHtXGTOSc. Atril, It The fu'ure of j
the relations of the foiled Slates and j
Spain, aud to Cuba, rests wihcoogre the
representative body of the American pro
pie. What course coogreta wilt purvuei
cannot be fortold looight. !
Tbe foreign commit(e of buth h- oe
now have ihe subject under Ihe'r con-rot. !
and, alhr due deliberation. i I r.-port to
their respective branches hu thv cm
aider soouid be the atti!u-i the L'tue
States on the grave quvauoo prtr led.
Xa Caearvr
nTi.ntK..n..v A nil II TV . :
......., a-iM II IOC Tfmt - j
deal's meeMire did not, after the 0rt ,
reading, receive the endowment of a rca
joriiy tf the soators and many exen-ed
tbemneives from speaktaa- aboai nntil they )
could have time fur careful peruat. 1
A large aambcr of the democratic ten'
atora refused to express lbetnlTe at ail. i
; as am sererai repuurca&a, eo the ground
.u as uwy cou.a not .pe ,Q comple-
mestary terms they would aa; ootbin,- at
a"-
Waal lw4aa
New Yobk. April, II, The foUaa-mg
! i,f ih' "IZZTT Y
! -1 ' lr'at1 to
i t?1!' , .
wm year agoiouay, me
rwired
1 aa arm
proposal rora Spain to agree to as arm is-
lice.
e rttuted tna a wr'oenow !
Tha rain reaxaa mill him l .i k.-J
Spain a troops
ootil it Uorer.
would Uke aa anuittKe
nesnui urew a war no
i . ... ... . , .
r . , . ..
aa.ioua Mtooa.iiiues.naii ceace. bat it.
maatbeiorail'im. H p!n agr to
leave Cuba, la km if ber fli with bar. I am
ailhnir lo scree to aa arm it ice to la?t
usbl October I, wbea the loyal Ccbans
shall come into their own.
"Prfmse tell I'reaiJent NVKinley tbit '
forme. T.-1I him too, that 1 am -ritina-)
thisattbedLtioa at the Cuban prI
yiaional gorernmeat, with which tbey may
dir-lt if Ihaan l,r- '
treat directly If Ibsy to desire. ;
Mm wsaitow I
... ,
Vicna. Cj, April II. Ererv s"a i
tion along tie route of Contn -OeoeraJ i
Ie's special train lavithed arrrniadra
tnbatos un n htm. Tbe ooantr
Theooantr f.-w n i
in the interior turn it bed ardent admirers,
who came ia carta, wairoiia and on hor.
baca. Whenever tbe gereral stepped to
the rear platform at tUtims, borJt of
appUu greeted hi m.
WssstrstsI sal mt fpatm
M.toaro. April, II It is stated that
Cnibl Plate Minister (Voodlord leaves
Madrid todav. It is farther all-iced that
be will be accompanied to th frontier by
aa escort of gendarmes.
The lnu
Washingtox, April. 10. t tbe close
of the cabinet meeting tonieht. it was an
nounced that tbe prmidenl's meswajre
wocld uodout-tedly go to tongress tomor
row. Tbe meeting wss devoted wholly lo
consideration ot tbe otemajre' addition.
Beceri'aed by tbe receipt of tha latter
no fro n Spain advising this torernment
of tbe granting of an ooconJitiooal armis
tice. The sufht ot the preatden's mraae
merely recite this latest dev pmeo; of I
tne npaaun sitaau a.iio tbe substance
of the Spanish note aod ''recomntendins; it
to tbeearDetonsidtrtio.iof congreaa.''
wrse Than steswrtrsl
Seattls. April. 10. Liter details re
ceived here toda from A'asl a inmate ihe
borror of tbe avaiancbe on Chilooot pas,
instead of k-sseniog it. Sixty nine dead
bod'.e bare been thos far recovered, and
tbe names ol 130 persoas are reported as
unaccounted for. A conservative estimate
is tbat between 7-j and 100 pi-raom were
killed.
A fact that lends horrcHT to tbo fearful
tragedy is that it ma; never be known I
with any degree of accuracy just kuw many i
lives were sacraficed, who tbry were ir
here they came from. Many a poor man
lies curied here oo human aid can reach
him, and where bis remains mail rest un
til the summer suns melts the tohs of snow
and ice under wbich he lies buried.
The r ylsa Sajnsdrsn
FcBT Moxrok. Va . April. 10. The
fact that this was Sunday and Kaster Sun
day, made no pecial difference aith the
activity of those on the Hying squadron.
In addition to tbe roll ae work on the Col
umbia and Minneapolis, some of the new
men were drilled st the suns, and the men
on the Brooklyn were kept busily employ
ed taking on amuoition.
An waver nasi
Seattle, April, 10. Police officer Thos.
Roberts was shot and killed early this
nioroiner. while on duty, by two loot pads.
Officer George E Day, who was with Ro
berts, received a bullet in bis wiur. ihe
policemen accosted the footpads for tbe
purpose of arresting them. They received
in reply a shot. 4 pitch batt e ensued.
Roberts fired once and fell.
Will only Delay it
Ljnpjx, April, 11. Continental tele
grams of today's morning papers all wel
come the armistice as giving at leatt a
firospect of peace, but it is tue general be
let, looking to tbe difficulties involved, that
there is only a deity in war, as the United
States will refute to be a party to further
negotioiions.
A Laundry Nurrci.
Laundry patrons woo want first class
work done without paying exorbitant
prices ahould patronise the Albany
Steam Laundry which have employed
retrularlv five of the beet hand ironerson
the coast for shirts, dresses, and shirt
waists, and ten cents Is the highest price
charged for anv of these article..
Whooping cough Is tba moat distressing
malady; out its uuraiion can uo i-ui maun
h Iib nas of tha Minute Couarh Cure.
wbich Is alto tbe beat known remedy for
croup and 'all lung and broncial troubles.
J. A. Camming. r
. What pleasure is there i n life with a head'
ai-ha. ennati nation and biliousness r ThonS'
aniia ainsrienofl them who could become
pet feet ly healthy by usinv De Witt's little
Kwly Kisers tamoua lime puis.
J A, Cuxming. -
.v-"to-mu ror a irty Csma.
Odaranteed tobaseo habit eure, makes weak
' -r sirooir, blouC ur. aOo, tl. AU drucgiaia
PATRICK DONAHOE
Other Members ol the Family as Warmly Advise Use ol
Paines Celery Compound.
War men in this country whi have
I llrevi toe'ear tbe eight barred pi which
ln ,Tsbt of. end fewr o
OTer h;T- .bjoyed more of tbe Mm
trig nt a l-BC. active, well spent life than
I ratrlrk a uaoaroa, toe lauoaer ot toe
Bonoo Pit' t
tbtnoRhow. to. ivera.
u of.be noioo.-h
J?I
la every city.
Ti;laza and hamlet
states an -I lorri
hnrn the Irtah Amer
aelt ed. the mm of
Parte f oahoe la p kea with rwpe .
1 edmlri34 and aneu?n
Mwe thaa ba'f a woturr e" Mr Dons
ho ("Uh Ukl tb Plioc In IK. be en
nsed oho HtU 0Kl M w m
; brilliant edivr f.- troty V'
l lusverv fwi rau ai. ti
char.tr beha.bnaKoq aab-r.b
T a Caibote cbur.h lo Se-
Knaiand thai hia n t beet a retapientof
bi bountv.
Mr DoUr. i i aiw lati aix.
! Tbe toPowio; opo letter ent to Waits,
I Richardson at l t. In a Hres4 to
" Ihonaanda of rrieois all over toe land
ia h-o bmn and nomas Peirknt Dona
n f bM r.uo4 '??Vfit;i"R-r.iiM,
. 1 n!Tl 7k! ".I-
loogbt oo by a pnrBt iliDsnori
,ry irvlog cHarajtr. an J at tne sugaa
iJ of Ymada wa were beiievets in yw
remedy Paws'eCeJwyComoaod) I was
lodoewl to"Ht m irial lam happy tt
way UiatatA wiywfa very aatlafa lory,
and i fall Us riod effects immeitatoiy.
Hnnl am ansa to rscommena na w io
i caasrs ilk., mtna where tbe nsrvoos aysiev
fromany eao; is run down ao4 wsedaa'
Wall Paper.
t carpets,
Lineolsum,
Lace Curtains
- Pillows
Furniture
Bedding. -
Rrture Frames.
Linen Warp Mat tin gt
Oil Paintings.
and Undertaking
ALBANY FURNITURE CO.
On Say!
You may tend the Motrin & Wright Plank Road Tire and
put on a "Jim Dandy Lantern."
RE. ALLEN & CO.
. CANDY
CATHARTIC
NOMCONSTPA
HAVE YOU BEEN IN
Thomas Brink's Furnitute Store
Lately, lie has on of the finest rtocl:3 of Fnrni-
lure m tho valley.
He has udded Bah v Buggies to h"a stock. ,
Just call in and you will find that his pricos are the
lowest
ALB AMY CIGAR!! FACTORY
J. Joseph.
f ,.:.'".--- .. . . . . --c-j-ox v
tt table tocie.
I am happy to ataia that tw mtiabni
of my faoaU have oawl Paioe'a salary
eompooni wHtt U.e mat gru'rvlng r
taua. sty aaatTttter in law atra r m. uau
bor; ha lecesved the moat proooaneei
fsatts from lu use. whilst my too. J
Frank Pooahoe. tbe organist ot therm
Utedral. Is load in tu praise havin g fwol
it a great betp ia regaioing hi t streog-.b
(inrix ovorworir In hia pr famhoa.
Yea-1 ba!Hv ta Paioe's e ary com
putioJ
PATRICK D1XAH3E.
Tbraa foorlbs ot a I tbe aebem and paioa
and dMUNthiaa thU agd erans aaffer
from arias p'ainly from retarded circa a
-.km. I be slow b'ood atreun fC eboked
aim an a-s-umatauioa of waste outlor
that declares Its . praaeocs Io twinges ot
rbemsrim,lambaraoarslria and in
abim la mi. All tbsso nanalnral son
Jtliooa esa b correct d anl prmaooily
itooa away wiUi by vigwoua'y e'eensioa-
tba boa-l am rea'aUa tbe taray circa
taxioa. Paioe's cat-ery com poo si ia pre
miastnuy capable ol doiag tbU bjyoad
aav other remedy.
Taere la n-aiiog vagae a boot tba sort of
-gjod fceaUlh" tbat te prom i oy Pa'oos
ce-y compoand ao4 voo d fjr bv
men and vsmsa wb have wsd it. It
meaaa, aunoog other thin ga.firmsr neve .
cwnnWM Oierisn. asrestar oraath and
uorersaoiar boddr rancaiooa- Paioe'a
erieri otmPMind aecurta toess where
otbsr rMnadaea fail, becajss Pa os'a e4l
9rj oo,, poo -d ts tbe discovery ot a great
sets nrsssi n n
Hello: F, E. Allen & Co
Send op one of thoee $j0 S tee ma "Yellow
Boy,' wheels for Charlie aod one of thoee f35
Queens for Bessie, tbey are tbe handsomest
and best wh eels ever shown in Albaiy, re
gardieea of price, will brio ft the cah dow
this afternoon.
ALL
DRUGOSTS
Proprietor,
ph'tician. bi knew all tbat the sebojt
aod text ooks eoald teach him. bnt more
thaa mat. La kaew airs; men aid women
as few rbrsvqo io sot age have known
Uko. Prof Edward E PhWps, M D. IX.
D. of the DamnoalU medical aehoot, was
ai:s to drive oat disss frou? tbe ayatem
boeaose be knew where tbe dlaswae was
lodged and bow to belp ths exeretawy or
raoa. instand ot eoofaiiog tbem as so
many iilotrical remedies do io their effjrt
to class M the bidos. Paine's Celery Com
pound osooragea aod atrengthtDs tbe
kidoeys, and scabies tbeta to oieanse tbe
b o-kI ol Its waste, po soooa maoers that
are the direct cause of (irjcuuoess, ibsUess
oesa, meiaeichotia. b.ood "lafsvse, wasting
ascknesMea, beadacbew, sod tbat gen
ra! -.rua djwn" eoodruao tbat opatos
tbe door to dell aise organic d'sassaas or tbe
heR, liver or stomacfa, e'pocialjy wr.eu
a per aos ts ad vanmoi in year and no long
r posse wed of tbe annndadt energy tbsi
cnaractertxev youtn a.one
Paine's celery cxnpoaed ot kes the
blood a brut til r1 eoior, increasaa is oii
ome in tbe arteries an 1 quicken I: a ciieu
lation.and eoabes ths oe.ve tired person
to aieep eigct or to; noora at a atratcb
Every man or woman whose nerroas
streortb ia at all ovnixed- or whose I'Je
is a busy oo in many e'lrection, sin
fsel the invigorating, va'iziu tSari cJ
Paint's WMcy comcoand, and see his
ber health mead iron tbe first two of
tH greatest of alt kuisrs mvigorator
and reme lies
I
fm ta Crnrauf CV-rf ft Out .tai sr no
j Kir Ue Ccaatfy of Tm
r-iiiuieu Lanxt p r Joan Uint,
dfndant
i l o wood usm, ta scon tinai aeKsui
nt.
IN Tl XAVt OF THE STATE OF
Oragoa, y a h -t- hf r-jatr4 W appsar
a-"l ta. omu' Bt of tha abora.
psiat u. ui tne al.or comi- Cart, now
i nv wicb tbe clera o' said Lojrt. oa or
b-1 ra tba first dar rf Jie next regular term
of ra'd Cdrt, whicai -ait" next reaUr term
ot sa d Coart betrna oa M -wdav, tbe 14th
day f Alatcb, 1S3S, at tbe C. urt Howae ia
tba tity of Albmy. Lisa t'ossty, Oregon.
Aod J is are hereby no4 isd tbat if yoa fail
to apsar and sn?wr aaid comp'ant of
plaiauf aa herein mjsired a decree ot said
Ccnrt will be taien aeainn von for tbe
J re i. f pra) ed forin p'aiotiff's eoaplaiat,
' . - . 1 , T .
I w wit; a aecree aiaaoiTis,, Iraads or
;rantnon rsw exlainc betareeajoa and
: aaid pia'ndff. aod lor tbe coats and oia-
t-sraemenUrf said tail.
This samtnoBs is served by publication ia
' tat a Rk.bts DmxTLiT f jr ait raesatve
weeks, in paraaanee of as order made by the
Hon. 11 It. Itewtt, jjdge of aaid coart,
made ia the city of Albany. I isa Coo err.
.Orejoo, tbeSyJi dav of Janr-.
aJKSa.
Notice
U S Uasd Orric at Oregon Citt Oa
March 25:h. 1S9S.
The secretarv of the interior ha under
date of March i0ib. 1S3S, Usoed an order
rvvokinff the withd'awa'a of lands hereto
fore made under tbe grant made by act of
July 5, 1?W( 14 Stt. i.). to aid m tbe
conatructlon of te Willan.e'te V'aUer and
Cascade Mountain Ya4r0n Koad. and or.
dercd tbat tbe i'xsei-kcted lands em
braced therebt be restored to the puUk
oomain ana opened 10 tettiement and en
try undr the (reneral land laws.
Tne above restoration applies only to
unselected lands, and rights acquired
within any other grant that may overlap
the withdrawal made for raid Willamette
Valley aud Cascajg Mountain Wagon
Koad are not affected thereby. -
Notice ii herebf given that the airl
withdrawals have been revoked and that
the unseleeted lands embraced thereby, in
the Oregon City Land Diatrict, will be
opened to settlement, on and after May
10:h, CnAS B MooMs,Ree.ister.
WmCSauowit, Receiver:
tXECUTCiVS NOTICE
To all the creditors aril persons Liter
ested in the estate of Rebecca Smith, de
cetxed, you are he eby noticed that 1 have
been duly appointed executor of said estate
bv the county coort ol linn county, Ore
gon, .therefore, all peraona having claims
sgalnst said estate are harebv notified and
required to present the same "to nie with
the paper vouchers, at the law office of W
R Btlyeti in Albany, Linn county, Oregon,
within sir months from the date hereof.
. fUted this latdav of Januaiy, 1S98.
Sami kl Kkauer. Executor
STOiKHOlOERSKEETIXC'
Notice ia hereby given that tbe annual
meeting-ot tbe Albany Mining & Milling
to. will be held at the othce of O (i Buik
hsrt on tbe 2Mb day of April, 1S9J, a 4
0 clock 9 m of said day tor the purpoe of
electing seven directors to serve for wne
year and the transaotica of such other
business aa msy legally come before the
meeting.
By order of board of director.
C S BhOWNBSL, CO BUKKHART,
Secretary, - I'nsidenU
DENVER
0-
RIO GRANDE
RAILROAD
The Scenic Lice Of trje World
Weekly Firarsions
To The
118!
In through tonriet cara wittior.t change.
MODERN
UPHOLSTERED
TOUIilST
SLEEPEB8
Inuliaage of Experience! condac-
toii ana porxeis
T Kto-a City an Cfcleage
M05D . Yi without cfcwge.yi S . t Lake
Mukaari Pactiic aad Chicago
tc A I cw Koiiroad
To Omaha. CMet, Buffalo
TUESDAYS B-;a:oo, wi i uit c-an. via
Milt !. and Cnic Rock
I.!ri) & Pacific Hy
Tt f! - Jt. Koat Citv,
WEHX3DA Y ' k Is oi. with, on ehaae
vi t Like l Borliag
t "f'.e
To K...-M Citv sod S . 1mis
THURDY3 w.th nt envg., Salt
Lltrea-xi Mia-ouri Pacific Ev
A day stopover arraqged at iit't Lake
and l)ner
A liide tiroug'l ths I.iomi CloradO
Scenery
For rates asd inform ttwn kqatre iA 0 B
& N aod S P ajeoU or addre
B C ViraoL. Gai Agt, 3kB r.a,
231 Wiohinetoa street, D-nve--IVr-.'and
Ore;oa C dorado.
TXTT
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2 TRANSCONTINENTAL
ROUTES
' CHEAT
SOfaTHE?.?,
via
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ORECOi'i
SHORT LlfiE
via
SALT LAKE
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avo
KAKSAS CtlT
siiSXEAFCUS
ST. PAUL
CBICACO
Lowest Rat63 to all
Eastern Cities
Ocean Steamer, s Leave
Portland lavery 5 days
SAM FRANCISCO
Steamers monthly from Port
land to Yokohoma and Hong
Kong; via, The Northern Pa
cific Steamship Co. ir. con
nection with O R and N
For tall inforwiation cadi oa
CcaaJUV A Mo'-tiith, AAit Vi
a tDPUat:
W H HUELBL'ttl.
jaai.Pa .Aca
Pj-tUnd Ol .
floney to Loan.
We have a block of $40.0CO to loan oa
jrxxl farms in Ltna and adjHamg coont
tea.
If you have goal secant j and perfect
title, we can forush yoa the coin wit hoot
delay, as we make ccr own examination of
eirity.
t ail on cs or write
S. X. ?tkkl Co,
Albany, Oregon.
TEE BOO! OP TES ICS!
1 VTtttce br Biakt Horn. WiUmcb Emt G
fntmr sf Hrwmt EnQ" il Ir, nl.
- t.l.Il.takVainllMtl
. Saatsn 1N Cartn. L. IV. Camss
r JUS- Data Ca-wrr. Cumtair. I"".
I.MfK Ci,. aXOTais CsiiL f ujimlla. ami
Kr. Fnak W. euMioK l Ha'y
I U urlt msi 1. m. T
rtuiwm Caana. I inn aaau B a.
IAntir. ix D. caivmrr CaaKS, jat
Otr. N V . Er. Jirtra SaiiM.i. PJ. atm
UL VITA Jfcgi X, 11 ii. 11
tnna Hw II U. Po.a CbaacrKQal vaarcs.
Loraic renmt. latMtf cw. M.
oMw Wi;io. mu wa "JL1 "f- i"
oho. lit: E. MToi Sm. I- L. Trio.
W ja maiuiHi Cfcarca. LaaJn. Eat-. I-BBa
C. lnn-.LLI' . Tb Tmm. Bwm. m. .
w (tit etna, S4JK. aait traah
iWrwC-ljSB raltiw llrwara.
Uaas. 81 tall lm
tf tlv stI, B-m nlacoi full Wnai. ftfcJi
ia s PiKTS.Qirto , n
Sr caga. tnmwd tiwasly. aLSs c P
HRe aaia at ail teobura ! t- bsoww
fanaw tafewmanoa. wt.w MiNKV O. SJllJAJtlv
Titilnhsr n ssil II rnrn -' r-
AOMIHISTBaTQS'S sale.
!
Notice ts hereby given tbat 'fee nndei
signed adm initiator cf the estate of Jn
E Carter, deceased, will ia pursuance ot an
order of tbe connty court for Una cwnty.
Oregon, dolv made a'd entered of woid
00 the 11th day o April. 1SS. ofTera for
sale at pchlis auction a: the court house
d or on the 30th day of April. IfX. at the
hoar ot 1 o'clock p m of said day, tbe
following described real etate. tow it.
Lots Nos 4. o and 6. in block No 11 in
Hackieman's second addition to Albany,
Li na county Oregon. Terms "of sale
bait ia cash ia hand and the remainder ia
sis months from date cf sale, payment
secured by mcrtgaee on rroperly.
Inu March 16'.
Ed RMCutk, Admr,
TEASURER'3 K01ICEK0- 9
Notice is hereby given that funds aie
on hand tc pay city warrants Kos. ob7
to 416 inclustvw ot tiie issue of 1597. In
terest oa said warrants will cease w ith t he
date ot this notice.
4lbany Or. Iee. , 1S97.
. A. Pas ksr,
City Treasurer.
STOCKHOLDER'S MEETING.
Notice is hereby piren tbat the ABnoal
meeting of the stock holders of the Al
banv Trading Co will be he?d at tbe store
of the Albany Trading Co, oa May 9th at
7:30 o'clock p. ra. on aaid day lor the
purpose of electing three director to
serve one yew, and the transaction of such
hutineaa as mar legally come before tbe
meeting. - By order o"f the board of di
rectors. F. T. Bucxt, R. N. Mobrsjs,,
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