The state rights democrat., April 29, 1898, Image 4

Ivasre
FTieT A If C Thousands have fa
IViVr IlllO I MIBaoured promptly of
NEURALGIA
been
to Itoraat.
Prof. Lytnao is sn anti-American bcok
im.n Pmi A. kpnuBii i not . Retnem-
ber this fact.
LEGAL DIRECTORY
Albany.
W R Bilveu, Foshay & Mason block. .
J ItK Blackburn, P 0 block.
H Bryant, P 0 block.
Anderson Cannon, P 0 block.
J N Duncan, P 0 block.
T P Hackleman, Pearce block.
O E Hawkins, Cusick block.
Judge H H Hewitt, P 0 block.
N B Humphrey.
Kelly & Curl, bank building.
L H Moatanve, Pearce block.
J C Powell, P O block.
J M Sotnera, P O block.
H 0 Wateon, bank building.
Weatherford & Wyatt. Bank bnilding.
Whitney & Newport, Cusick block.
Q W Wright, P O block.
Lebanon.
S M Garland.
Brownsville.
A A Tossing.
TilRNT HATIOHAl, BARK,
o &UAHY, oanaoa
Poaldsnt.. ,.
QlShtsr .........
a a
LFLINN
8,K,TOUrlO
T8AS8ACTS A SEKBHALbuktnilbaaMM
ACCOUNTS KKPT ub).ct to shack.
IOOT KXCHANQB and talagrapM. Owlet, vol
a Maw fork 6u ftaactao..Clea aa FUar4
OL'.COTIOHS ADoa favorable tarsss.
S K Ton
P A Goodwit,
C. I,
W Lasnoa
L. hm
Fuss.
Star Bakery.
Comer Broadalbin and First
CONRAD MEYER PROPRIETOR
-D.aler o-
Canned Fruits,
Glassware,
Dried Fruit.
Tobacco,
Sugar,
Coffee,
Etc.
Canned Meat
Queens awe
Vegetable
Cigars.
Spleen
Tea
F.U.
The Oregon has a trip 'I 13,000 miles
to no to get to the teat of war, but It is
to be hoped that she gets there in time
to help if help shall be needed.
William Kufua King.
From the Baker Citv Dsuiocrat.
V lliram Rutus Kin, it.e nominee for
governor of the people's democratic, sil
ver republican parties, in this state, was
horn near Walla Walla, Washington Oct.
3, 1864, of pioneer parentage, and was
brought up on a farm. The rugged life
on a frontier farm, tended to develop
the characteristics of honesty, courage,
self reliance and strong Individuality,
with which he was endowed by nature,
and which at the early age of thirty
three, has made bim one of the foremost
If confidence amounts to anything
there will be no question of the result be. 1 I y0ung men wthln the state ol Oregon
tween the United States ana opain. vur
confidence is so emphatic as to offer a
danger in over confidence. There Is no
such word aslUil, though, with Uncle
Sam. He is a born winner.
The Spaniards will ba hampered trom
the start by the difficulty they experi
ence in securing enough coal to run their
boats. The action of England la de
claring coal contraband of war handicaps
Spain, already badly handicapped by an
empty pocketbook and a poor credit.
erything mat ! SJPt ta
good variety and grog
eery store. High
est p'e paid
for
ALL KINDS OF PRODUOf
ROBERT A. MILLER
ATTORNEY AT LAW ORSQOS CITY, ORSGOH
Land Titles and Land Office Business a
Specialty.
H. F. rierriU
Insurance and Collectioe Agent Money
to loan, warrants bought Office in the
Democrat building.
K. O.T. M.
every Saturday evening at K. O. T. M.
ball. Visit in? Knighte inviied.
W. A. Cox, Commander.
LINN CO- ABSTRACT COMPANY
Albany,lOregon.
Officf s. Bank of Oregon Building-"
Only set of Abstracts of Linn County.
Complete set of maps and plats.
Charges reasonable.
Garden seeds
Which is the cheapest to pay 5 cents for
5 to 15 ounces in bulk or to pay 5 cents for
half an ounce package. Call on William
tiand for garden seeds of all kinds in bnlk
Honey to Loan.
We bare a block of $40,000 to loaa on
good farms in Linn and adjoining count
ies. . -
If you have good security and perfect
title, we can furnish you the coin without
delay, as we make ocr own examination of
ecurity.
Call o ns or wnte
S. N. StEBLB & Co.
lr Adania
Cusick Block
Albany, Or
Painless work a specialty.
SENDERS' COMPANIES
Always Pay.
T. O. Shaver.
(Successor to F. L. Kenton.)
Second St. opposite. Democrat office
Will constantly kaep on band a good steel
nf groceries, fresh produce and fiuiU
which will be sold at living prices.
Physical Culture.
Parties desiring to enter a class in physical
culture for training with dumb bell, clubs
and wands, will please notify II. U.
Hartly. at Exchange Hotel.
SEEDS :
We put op o r own garden seeds
They are all Northern grown seeds
They are absolutely true to name
Tt ey are fresh all grown in 1897,
The packages are full weight,
Price, two papers for a nickel,
We also have them in balk.
Stswakt & Sox Habdwar C
O YEARS .
EXPtRIEMC
I. Mil
TtADK MARgs,
- UBSIUSIwy
COPYRIGHTS Ac
Al.yone erutltiff tketvh and description may
Quickir McertaUi. free, whether an liiention
probably i4ti4fi table. Commuiilcmttona strict If
eonffdentiaL 0n mgrscj fors3curintf patent
in America. We hare a Washington office.
Patent, token tliroutb Hinn 4 Co. receive
special notice in the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
beaotlfolly IIJasTrstoS, larreat circulation of
n; cteuttfle Journal, week If, terra S&U0 a real.
lJt)tx month. Kpecinin copies ami liass
Book, nt Fatkxtm at free.
MUNN & CO.,
3(11 Ilriw4nv. V-w Y.rk.
-N8wrPrices
HOPKINS BROS.f"Jksint."'.
Albany, Oregon.
"Oliver fcave the world the chilled plow
And it has saved aiore money
to the farmer of America -
thin any other: implement ever produced.
Ceouine Ollr chilled are tne best oa
earth. The yliver in a promoter of happi.
ness on the farm, and the dealer who Ke.ls
it knows he is handling the best. Look
ont for imwltations and touch nothing but
the cenuine (rondo, m)e cnly hv1' Olive
"hilled plow work. South Bend. Ind.; U
& A. ;. . - ,
A GOOD . improved fium can ha ex
change for part cash anil part unin
cumbered Washington property, or would
assume small mortgage. -State 4u -de-sciiptionand
address box 91 Ocoet, Wash.
Noqueation ahont full and prompt'
ment of losses by fire on insurance pi vn
with the leading agent of Albany. M. adders.
'Hat's ilatHetaresPeo3leFor;
Jon't allow yourself to be roped inro ta
various "Local Mutuals" now heme
pa lhed on yon as being "cheapest in
surance," when yon iasonvyou do ooi
want to worry about getticg your morr
case of loss. M ffc.uth? ,
Insurance. Hay, Grain and Woo!.
Mr. King has a clean record. The on
ly thing that can be said against bim is
that he is only thirtv three years of age
bat really if a man is not able fill the of
Gee of Governor of Oregon at that age oe
will never be It will be necesss-vo
fight the campaign on some other ground.
Wherever Mr. King goes he makes
friends, and it will be necessary for Mr.
Gear to get a higher gear on bis wheel if
he would win.
It is rsally humorous to see the some
papers calling Mr. Kincaid a turncoat
and opposing him on that ground, and
with the same brealb laud such men as
M. L. Pipes, as big a turncoat. Mr.
Kincaid's record as secretary of state is
the bet of any in the history ol Oregon.
It has been tearless and honest. He Is
as square a wan as ever breathed and bis
career as secretary show. is. Otnces
should be filled by m-n uUe Mr. Kin
caid, giving the woiid less complaint
about corruption in high places.
The war scare is having its effect.
Products of toil, wheat, etc , are going
up. Stocks and bonds going down. The
conservative basin sss interests of the
Kast, the stock speculators of Wall street
are against upholding the honor and
dignity of the country because of the
effect war baa upon their holdings.
What is bad for them is good for the
fanner, and the people will find tbat ont.
Instead of supporting the party rf Hen
na, the will .snpDort the party of the
people. Ex .
S 4 5162:
j0HI2i3t4(516
17 IS 19221 2a?23
Tbe McMinnville Telephone Register
m apposed to Judge Burnett's re-election
for the following reason :
It Judge Burnett is re-elected there will
be little use for jurors. He baa estab.
listed a reputation for dictating verdicts
ml eqnalled by any judge in the state.
I urors have heretofore acted upon the
mistaken idea that they could bnng in
verdict according to the testimony.
Tuey know now that their verdict most
be brought in according to the instruc
tions ol the judge.
Mail CM flip.', k
I wish to announce to the fanners with
in the vicinity ot Albany, especially those
interested in hog raising, that I haveper
chaaed the hoir known as Common's Ideal
No. 36213 recorded in the America Pok-f
and China Record Co, the one tbat took !
the second premium at the fair this fall.
He is a nne nog ana a good breeder, l
solicit tne patrons ge and inspection ol
parties interested in good hogs. Ha is
accompanied ly a yearling of my own rait
ing which is recordable.
I have three thoroughbred sows which
am raising pigs from. I have a few pigs
st present for sale, all recordable. They
can be seen at the Skeels place, one mile
nor h of Albany. ? H H UGHSON,
The Gardener.
The air is so full of war these days
Itbat it u almost impossible to bear any
thing else. It pervades everything else,
and proper); so. War overtops every
thing else. It is the extreme and most
lmpouanioi iu arenas lormuius tutxi-
national difficulties. Even thing 'J0
about four thousand miles from where
the contest will ware the hottest we are.
'j so Car as the war spirit is concerned, in
every midst of tbe fray. The desiie
know the latest is intense. In this
tbe DaaocasT will do more than it can
afford, farnish a condensed afternoon
service, giving the nsws bp to press time
from tbe seat of war.
He is trusly what might be called a
self-made man, tor he has caived his
way, practically unaided and alone, bs
set by obstacles, privations and trials
hicb would bavtt overwhelmed any
other less favorably endowed with na
ture. In every position in lifeuwhether
as a farmer's boy, laboring to earn suf
ficient money to pay for bis education at
college, before tbe bar, as a private cit
izen, or in tbe halls of tbe state senate,
his strong mentality .Individuality, sound
conservative judgment, honesty of pur
pose and devotion to principle, have in
spired tbe confidence and rerpect of all,
and marked him as a fearless, safe and
intelligent leader of men.
When only thirteen years ol sge he
traveled with another party from Walla
Walla to Jordan Valley, in what now is
Malheur county, Oregon, A distance Of
300 miles, be and bis companion having
but one horse between them, each riding
and walking by turns. Young King
worked on a farm during that summer
in Jordan Valley and in the fall just
aftsr the close of tne Indian war of 1878,
traveled oa horseback alone through
wbat .was thsn largely an uninhabited
country to Walla Walla, Wash., to1
attend school, and when his school term
bad ended in the spring, returned to
Malhenr to again lake up bis duties on
the farm, where he remained until 1SS2.
8y industry and rigid economy he earn
ed sufficient money to take a course in
eolleee. and accordingly in the lall of
1SS2, be entered the State Agricultural
college at Corvallis, Oregon, where he
remained at school for three years;
Necessity campelled him to again re
turn to the farm in Maibeur county.
where be remained catil ISS9. During
tbat year be began a course in tbe iaw
school of Danville, Indiana, graduating
Irom there July 1, 1891, with distinction
and honor. Soon after be opened a iaw
office in Vale, Malheur county. Orvgon.
In the spring ef 1892, Mr. King was
nominated by the democratic party of
Malheur county for the office ot repre
sentative, and wss elected by a hand
some msjority. He was msrried on
December 6, 1S92, to Miss Myrtle King,
of Danville. la search of a larger field lor
the practice of bis profession he removed
to baker City, Bsker county, Oregon, ia
the spring of 1S93, wheia be has since
lived in the enjoyment ol a gojd law
practice aad where be is esteemed and
respected by all irrespective nf party.
In the fall of 1893, Mr. King became
. I dissatisfied with the democratic psrtv
. . . . ....
as interpreud by tbe ueveiaoa adminis
tration and cast his lot with the people's
party ; and la the spring of t was son.
inatsd by the people's party for the office
of stste senator for Malheur and Baker
soon ties the democrats nominating no one
against him, and wss elected by a major
ity of 330 votes over his repab'rean op
ponent.
While in tbe Oregon legislature though
in the minority party, he was soon rec
ognised as a trader of that minority par-
i SATURDAY NIGHT
This Saturday night sees war actually
begun between Spain and tLe United
States. Captures have been made and
the harbor of Havana has been block
aded. It is nut surmised that it will be
a very difficult thing to take Havana.
And then what. The course being pur
sued by Spain is a mystery and it is dif
ficult to tell ahatwill follow. With her
fleet atatioraiy at Cape Vrde Islands,
with Cuba in danger, tler is something
peculiar in the matter. IVrhaps there is a
deep laid trick that will fool Uucls Sam
aud that tne first thing he knows he
won't kuow anything so to speak. When
it comes to tricks though the yankee has
always been able to bold his own. An
interesting feature is the innocent injur
ed look that Spain has assumed.
"What have we done' tays Blanco,
"g
irom
that we should be treated in this way
attacked without any cause.' This o
court is gsme to get European sympa
thy.
Who blew np the Maine? Spain.
Who treated tbe Cubans for years
worse than b utes, even the neipiesi
concentradoes inhumanly? t-pain.
Isn't it time for the United States to
act.
V
Though a campaign is drawing near
iliere is more war than politics in the
nr.
Reports this week from the conntry
Indicate big crops next fall, aad there
are many thiogs-to encoursge tbefarm
sr. A good price is assured for wheat.
The San Francisco quotations for Dec
ember speak very plainly for the future
and next fall will undoubtedly see ths
Linn county farmer getting a price fur
his wheat commensurate with the cost
of producing i.
It is not thought that the war will at
feet business on the coast without it is
to help it. It will undoubtedly raise the
price of produce as well as the demand
for it.
TELE1K PIIIC.
Washington, April 23. There ia a
semi-official confirmation this afternoon
tbat Hawaii has been annexed, a Ion
cipher dispatch being received
Minijter Sewell
It is fesred at the navy department
that the battleship Oregon wss blown up
this morning by a Spanish torpedo boat.
Tbe Spanish troopship Pedro reported
captured was under the guns of Moro
Cast,e and hsd on board 1,000 troops.
There is fear for the American ship
Shenandoah, loaded with 200,000 bush
of wheat, which loft San Prancisce for
Liverpool, It is believed to have been
captured by the Spanish .
Washington, April 23. It is stated
Secretar) Gage will resign and the cabi
net will be reorganised at once.
Tbe president's proclamation calls for
one hundred twenty five thousand vol.
un leers.
The reported capture of the Paris by
the Spanish in English wsters is believed
at Washington,
Assistant Secretary I)jy will succeed
Sherman as secretary of slate.
Ths Insurgents and Spanish bad an
eariy morning battle in Cuban interior.
Three Spaniards were killed end several
insurgents wounded.
The naval militia of New York. Mas
sachusetts, Maryland and Michigan have
been ordered to man vessels immedi
ate!.
Biliousness
Is caused by torpid liver, which prevents dlites.
tion and permits food to ferment and putrlfy In
the stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache.
insomlna, nervousness, and,
tt not relieved, bilious terer 11
or blood poisoning. Hood's 111 S
Plus stimulate the stomach, " w
rouse the liver, enre headache, dizziness, con
stipation, eta. 25 cents. Hold by all dniKKtsta.
Tueonly Plus to take with Hood's Kars&puills.
MISFITS.
Mr. Mars is now
getliog rer dy to.
running things, -or
Lost Her Pedro.
Washington, April 23. Tbe reported
capture of Spanish troopship Pedro by
the battleship New York is confirmed.
GET A MERCHANTMAN.
LEBANON.
Washington, April 22. Battleship
Nashville overhauls a Spanish merchant
men. Tbe cargo was confiscated.
Tbe blockade of Havana will begin to
night.
in Arizona cowboys are receiving
troops in patriotic manner as the trsin
speeds southward.
a a atate ef War
Havana. April. 22. Captain General
Blanco has published a decree confirming
his previous decrees, and declaring tbe iJ
iana to oe in a state ot war.
He also annuls bis former similar decree
granting pardon to insurgents and places
inoer martial law ail those who are guilty
of treason, espionage, crimes sgainst peace
or against tbe independence of tbe nation,
seditious revolu.attacks aramst the govern
ment or against tbe authorities, and sgainst
those who disturb public order, though
only by means of printed matter.
a recalls' BeswM
Ft. Louis, April, 22. Tbe following
diipatch has just been received at tbe As
sociated Prase office in this city from the
Tribune, Galveston, Texas:
it is reported by Captain Barnes, of the
British steamer Asluun, which arrived
here today from Los Palmes, Canary is
lands, tbat tbe delay of tbe Spanish tor
pedo flotilla, which was attributed to
rough seas, was in fact doe to the deliber
ate disabling of the enfioes by the eogin-
neers who did not want to cross tbe sea.
StsH fleas
Wakhisotos. April. 22. The Ore n
delegation have recommended the follow
ing appointments:
Register Koseborg land orhae. Joseph li
Bridges, of Drain.
Keaver Koseburg, land office John H
Booth, ot Grant's Pass.
In Jian street at Klamath, rice Emery,
resigeed, Oliver U Applegate of Klamath
Falls.
A Se!era paper doesn't think the Un
ited 8 tales has to have tbe consent ol
anybody else. j
The etars and stripes have been furled
all over the United States. That means
that Uncle Sam has tbe backing of the
people in the coming contest.
An Albany msn received a letter todsy
in an envelope covered with an imita
tion of blotches of blood and the words
"Cuba Sboutd Be Free."
The city of San Francisco hss a very
ristocrstic treasurer. He has just been
arrested for stealing $160,000 of the city,
and it is ssid is undoubtedly guilty. He
is considerable oi an aristocrat.
ORTHERH
PACIFIC R. R.
Op
The Ohio convention thU reiuired
1877 ballots to nominate a congressman
must have been made up of stayers.
Wbat is tbe matter of making a reeiment
of bem to fight Spain. Tbe- could do
it alone almost.
Ultimatum is a big word, and it means
abont as much as it is big in case of war.
Some people though think it is not large
enough to justify giving Spain three
days when she baa already had too much
and baa practically heretofore rendered
her decision in the matter.
Pujlman Sleeping Oars,
Elegant Dimig Cars,
Tourisr Sleeping Car-
tit Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Karjto,
ro Grand Forks
Crookston
Winnipeg
Helens and
Butte
THfl i I i TICK? S.'
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-blcago
ftasbingtou
Philadelphia
Sew York
Soeton and al
Points East and South
Through tickdts to Japan ana Ch aa, vis
Tacomaaad Northern Faci5c uteamshij
Co., aa American line.
For information, time cards, maps an
tickets call on or -vrite O G Borkbart
ag ant, Albany. Or.
Portland. O-
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Lsara abssrt tals great pea, es it lasss
Jts artstloiiy.
For sale by J. A. Cnmming
...ENVELOPES...
ALL COLORS
ALL RT7F.fi
Largest stock
Lowest prices
SMILEY,
the Printer.
Wood For Sale.
Good fir wood for sale by the cord, from
1 to 11) cords, delivered, for 2 00 to 2.75
per uoid On tbe gronnd,. mile north
of steel bridge, from $1 00 to $2.00 per
cord. Cab on or address J. W. lent well.
A loan Or, or leave word st Democrat
office.
The Magnolia
Laundry
c siiyipsoit & sow
otandari Pricer WoiWarrente
FOSHAY & MAS0K
Wholesale Retail-
DRUGGISTS itiD fiOQKSEUEU'
albakt, oaitooa.
Pure Drags and the finest and Largest
Stock of Stationary and Books
in the Market.
Jdr.-Towne was asked these questions:
- Do yon believe tbat under free aad in
deaendsnt coinage of silver at IS to 1 tbe
parity with gold can be maintained?
Aesaming that yon do II the United
States is thus able to make a 40 cent sil
ver dollar worth 100 cents in gold, what
reaeoa is toere to prevent exercise of tbe
government's power so that a paper dol
lar, worth a fraction of a cent, may be
saade worth 100 cents in gold ?
Ia answer he said :
Te we sure I do.
N reason on eartb except tbe practi
cal diffculty of regulating the quantity
efthetssue. It may be news to you(
but tbere is practically no dissent from
the preposition I have just stated among
tbe standard economic authorities of the
world. Henry Dunning McLeod, neit
to Giffen tbe ablest English champion of
your gold standard, ssvs: "There is
ideally nodiffdrer.ee in principle between
a meta'lic and a paper currency, only one
depends upon a wider basis of credit or
of acceptance than the other." Said tbe
great Lord Overstate: In adopting a
paper circulation we must unavoidably
depend for a maintenance of its due vei
ns upon tbe adoption of a strict and ju
dicious rule for the regulation of its a
mount." Paulas, tbe ablest of Justin
ian's juriseonsuls, wrote into the Pan
dects, over twelve centuries ago, tbe fol
lowing: . "Its (money 'e) power of acqui
sition depends not on its substance, but
on its quantity." Not to be tidioos in
moltplying what to yon will seem revel
ations, nrtless your mental audacity it
such as to encourage yon to insult the
greatest names In political science, but
which to men of any information, are
common plsces, I will add only one mors
citation. It is from Jevons, one of tbe
greatest thinkers of tbe century, a gold
standard man in his Mocey and tbe
Mechanism of Exchange;" Toere is
plenty of evidence to prove tbat an In
eonvertible paper money,
atbodr
speak of bim as aa able debater, as an
saraest, conscientious man, possess d of
sound Judgment, conservative ia his
stews, boneet and industrious in bis lite,
genial, kind aad coo rt sous in his manner
generoosasd loyal ia bis friendship, firm
and determined in bit purposes, pore and
untainted in both bis private and politi
cal life. He was the author of several
Important laws now npon tbe statute
books of this state, notably among which
is ths present irrigation district law dis
tributing tbe fits per cent fond amosg
tbe various counties of the state er read
parppot?s. lis introduced In tbe senate
tbe oaly resolution ever submitted to oar
state legislate re, proposing an amend
ment to the constitution of Oregon, pro
viding for direct legislation by "the peo
ple. Be also introduced tbe first and
only resolution memoraluiog congress to
recognise the beligerent rights of the Cu
bans and asking for intervention on tbe
part of the United State-
If elected governor of tbe state of Of
goo the people's interest will he safe in
Mr, King's Keeping, and no Oregocian,
whatever bis politics, will have cause to
feel other than pride in Oregon's young
est governor.
From tbe Express and Advance:
Alex Davenport arrived Satarday from
Pnneville, coming via The Dalies, lie
sava times are good in Crook county, and
be will return as soon as ne cso cross iu.
mountains.
Miss Ada Miller went to Albany Wed
nesday, and will remain there lor some
time.
D L Fry left Tuesdsy evening for his
annual visit to tbe Southern Oregoo
mines. We bope be wilt make a richer
strike thsn be has heretofore.
Hon M A Miller wi'l go out on the tan
vase with Hon B M Vestch.the congress
ional nominee. Mr Miller is credited
with being one of the best speakers io
tbe stste.
J C Seigmund, of Jefferson, the potato
buyer, ia in Lebanon this week receiving
potatoes. He says be expects to sbipoot
six or seven car loads this week. Most
of tbem go to California, but some go to
Texas. He is paying 24 and - cents.
Tbe followicg paper was passed around
town Tuesday and received tbe appended
signatures: We, the undersigned, fully
sod unreservedly offer our services to
President McKioler, end sgree to obey
fnlly bis mandates or orders, and we
further agree to give our lives if neox ee
ssry for the freedom of down-trodden and
persecuted Cuba. ."Death to Spaniards"
is our watchward and battery. Signed
by J A Lamberson, (i S Gilstnp, Geo H
Rsodle. Hsrry Boyle, J I Frank IM
Crsndall. D W Hardin, A W Uetschmsn,
N W Smith. K K Humphrev, W J tiov.
Frank Lutxe, M Wenner, C J Wells. V
F Hardin, O V Taylor, John Carroll, V
Blodgett. J FDell. W M Brown, Ed Al
len, J B Lawrmce, J B Wirt. O Lovelee,
VV U Peterson, W J Cany, t lore Mmton
Pashtag Thlag
Washibotck, April, 21. With the ac
tual beginning ot war, military and naval
Preparations were vastly stimulated today
te aavy bought a ship sod a number of
yscbu. It secured some more material
tor gas aad renewed orders for haste in
tl.e construction of gens. Orders were
sen, to the squadrons to guard their move-
en's and the preliminaries of a Mockade
-ere executed.
! In the war department, all arrangements
WAeiiixcTos, April 22. The presi Jet j h k" Ba1 " toT lS0'tf-'wti'.
UWKVia w va MJVICU UVIU UW ..A..vw
Guard.
100.000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
todsy issned bis proclamation ca!!ing for
one hundred thousand volunteer-.
The United States fleet at II:ig Kong
is reedy to sail. The capture Upanisb
trroop ship with 1500 on board is con
firmed.
Spain set the United States a good ex-
example of promptness this forenoon by
at once rejecting the ultimatum, and
now it behooves the united t tales to
show what it can do in tte matter of
promptness. There ehoold be no more
delay.
Secretary Kincaid cot to Oregon by
splitting cord wood. He saved $100 and
then started tor tbe golden west. He has
displayed the same plocx in the manner
be has bliea the onice ol secretary oi
state. i
If there is to be a war loan let the peo
ple furnish the money and not the Mor
gan syndicate. Wsr bonds should be
beid by the masses. Tber have tbe
money readya. the deposits in tbe banks
all over the United States show.
The ex-rxiiroad commissioners are
making their annual tour of the state on
the railroads and are now having their
picnic trip on the 8. P. No one ehoold
be elected to tbe state legislature who
will be io fsvor of paying there men.
WAR NEWS.
Washikctos, April 22. Woodford is
reported safely out of Spain alter a l ex
citing experience.
The Spanish gunboat at Cape Verde
Islands fired salute confirming hostili
ties had begun.
A Spanish steamer Monteerrat,whkh
left Canary Islands April 13 with heavy
cargo for Havana was chased by Ameri
can cruiser.
Tbe government fears the Oregon is ia
trouble, and a cruiser bai gone to her
re'ief.
Linn County Prohibition Party
Campaign Song 1S9S.
(By U. II. Walker)
Yes. comrades we fire 1 tbe first cam
paigngun.
And our bugle ia soucdiog a charge on
the run:
To best back the host of the demon of
drink.
Ere more of our
sink.
Knthusiastically BccclveJ.
Sorml to DmuT.
PoatuisD. Or., April 22. 1S98. Troops
from Spokane are receiving enthusiastic
reception aj! along the line to Baker C:t.
Crowds throng every depot and farmers
torn out and cLeer. Baker City business
boosts close, school adjourns, proceesioo
forming anil arhnnl .ail I
in National emoiema preparing to meet
troops at noso. It is tbe greatest day ia
the city's Listory. Miners are pouring
in from a'.l parts of the country.
Trala Bkaer. SrmSea
Los AsoEi.ee. April, 21. The entire
gang of train robbers who neld op the S.a
ta Fe train near Ore Ciraade early Wed
nesday morning were lodged in the county
jail tonight. They are U T Chilsoo. of
Victor, and C1jle Bnnniegtoa. A Casner
sod T Joaea, Tbe latter was fatally woun
ded by Wells Fargo Express Messenger
MotL and wul probably die within so
hoar. The men were captured at their
home, today.
AcrtaeataT Si
Astoria. Arril, 21. Hans Lokiaea.
aged 15, son of John Lukieen of tbis city
vi! aocidentaiiy silled yssterdav evening,
at Brix's lodging camp, on Ueep river.
Be was employed at the canp as signal
boy, aad it waa his duty to signal tbe en -giaeer
when everything was ready to start
a log. After he bad gi tea the signal to;
sart, the engine polled a Jog np againft a
dead tree with great force, knocxiag it
down. It fell on vonng Lusises. ma-bed
tit bedy ia several pieces, aad crashed his
skull, killing him instantly.
Tee SsMlcn Calaertag.
Cbatta09-,a, April, 21 Five aad
perhaps more of the infantry regiaynOs
now en note to tbe eacampmec's at New
Orleans aad Tampa, will pitch their tents
on the Cbtckamsoga battle-fieid . Acting
oa orders from Washington, Majjr Gen
eral Brooke this aiteraooa telegraphed to
eommsadiag oeers of alt re-iments
which bare not a'naJy gone to Chatta
nooga, ordering them to proceed here at
oace.
Tbe Salem Independent solemnly de
clares that tbe senetorial chair occupied
by McBnde is as empty as tbe one tbat
was occupied Dy J II Mitchell and ia ad
dition cco.es Vic End e of being empty
headed The Independent Is a very sar
castic paper.
This friendly spirit of the mothet coon
try toward! ber husky offspring ia really
very pleasing. The two greatest civilized
nations in the world should be on inti
mat terms. The Dxxocxat bopea to
see an alliaace between England and
the United States that shall be strong
and lasting.
Tbe Dcmocxat baa received a one hun
dred page pamphlet devoted to tbe Stan
dard Oil Trust, showing tt to be tbe
S00 PACIFIC UHE.
Io 111 Point East
Solid vestibule trains, consisting of pal
ace sleepieg cars, laxa'ioos dining cars,
elegant day coaches, magnificent tooru I
csrs rod free colonist slaepers from the Pa
cific to tlie Atlantic without ehanse.
coer Dieacr avo canriHT aotrra r
Siootcnay
Mining,
District j
All point, ii the Otaaazan Country.
Ge a pamphlet giving a full desenptios,
of this wonder al country- Ask the agent
for a copy of the miniag laws of BriUst
Columbia.
Ii rt n ad frifi
ETJIROIlPiiJ
Atlantic teau2bip ines.
Canadian Pac. Ry. Uo-'s
Royal Mail Steamship
line to Cliina and Japan
jiicur,
xr.w bssvsa,
hacas cn,
. KSXSOS.
ssu-o,
TRAIL,
KOSPLASD AS
CASADIAS
srxAHM us
acarxAiiAX
BosotcLr, sin asd acstbaixa.
Tbe shortest lioe to the Cclonias. These
steamers carry aa experieaced medical
man, and a stewardess oa every voyage.
For time tables pamphlets, or any i
ormatioa. call ca or address.
S K STtTI F. A Cn AmtA-Alhaar Or.
most colossal imposition on tbe people j g ) ryvrt.E, g't, 16 Third St.. Port-
in the history of the worid. In twentv
five veers iu profits have been $1,000.
000,000, equal to $40,000,000 a year, ob
tained through monopoly. The figure
stagger one. ,
The republican platform declares in
favor of the abolition ol oeedlesa offices
and commiesinef. and yet it ia stated
that Chairman Macrua of the railroad
commission, the most useless of all com
missions, placed Mr. Tongue in nomi
nation for congress, and Mr. Eddy, an
other member of the commission eecorid-
eJ the nomination,
and. Or.
GEO. McL, BROWN. D. P. A
Vaacosver. B.
C.
l -tnsrsaaatka IfceT
r-
brothers to ruin ihsll
At Ch tea manga.
II. S. Malonsy writes in a very inter
esting manner in tbe McMionville Tele
phone Register:
Now that tte campfires are sgsin
gleswing along the banks of the Chica
mauga and tbe armies are again concen
trating in tbe south, It may be of interest
to tbe militia boys and othsrs wbo con
template responding to tbe expected call
for volunteers in case of wsr with Spsio,
to learn some facts in regard to ths clim
ate from one wbo spent several years ia
the south daring the reconstruction per
iod just after the war. Tbe Impression
seems to prevail that it will be dangerous
ti health to change from this climate al
ooce, which is a mistake, unless there
should be an epidemic of yellow fever or
cholera . True there would be some dis
comfort from beat for a short lime, but a
Changs in clothing, which hss been au
thorized in the regular army, will to a
great extent overcome the rffrcis of the
increased btat, which ia continuous, and
one soon becomes acclimated. But for
yellow fever I would have no fears on ao-
if carefullr'MODtof dim,ticcODdition, 0''ngat
"For God, and for borne, and for our
native land,"
Thus rings out the w.r cry of oar bo'd
temperance tanj;
A great cloud of witnestes vompMt
about.
Oar veterans brave, ss for battle ther
snout.
Give whisky an inch and till take id-
en sure.
And thus msny homes are made wretch
ed and poor;
Men for gold lure our boys wi'hio the
saloon door.
We too are but selfish anj take an El
more. Sioce "Senft"' stands for mustard in the
"Old Faderland,"
He'll warm up the canvas, jutt the man
- to oar hand ;
And fishing for freemen, no bait in our
can,
We'll nse what is belter, snd tske Hackleman.
wilj some candi-
then
to
limited in quantity, can retain its full
vsloe, such was tbe case with tbe Bant
of England notes for several years after
the suspension of specie payments in
1797, and such is tbe case with the pres
ent notes of the Bank of France ." Let
me add tbat the Bsnk of England now
floats about 16,000,000 (130,000,000) o,
notes in uncovered paper, not resting on
a specie reserve; and the English com
mission on the Indian currency (Lord
Herschel's, 1893) mentions that a few
years ago Inconvertible paper of Braxil
was for some time at a considerable
premium over gold. What do you say
to tbat?
But you speak of "a 40-cent silver dol
lar." I know of no such d jllar do you ?
Do vou dare to call our present silver
dollar a 40 cent dollar? ' And do you de
sire to contend, before the common sense
of your readers, that to give to silvsr
bullion tbe right, nov denied it, to go In
t the mint as bullion and corns out as
money empowered to pay dsbts and do
business to tbe extent of billions of dol
lars a year in this country, would not
make that bullion worth any mora than
it is now ?
ones from here to any point iikely to be
occupied by troops. As for Chicamanga
park, near Chattanooga, which is regard
ed as the most available place for tbe
concentration and organization of tbe at
rules, speak with more recent experience,
as I was there during tbe dsdication of
National park In September. 1895. Both
tbe climate and water is excellent and
tbe grounds admirably adapted for tbe
maneuvering of troops. The under
growth having all been cut out and only
tbe large oaks and chestnuts left standing
the country resembles vsry much the
tently rolling bills in Yamhill. I e:t
Sheridan ths 19ih of August, 189.1, and
gained twenty pounds in weight during
myv'sltln the sooth. I also revisited
Atlanta, which will be army headquar
ters, and this place is remarkably healthy
and free from epidemics. Until the boys
become accustomed to them, the cog
gers and graybacks will bs their greatest
foes, and the first thunderstorm will
shock their nerves worse than- Spanish
guns.
To Cure Constipation Forever.
T,Tk" CMMfets Candy Cathartic, loo or Ho.
U a C. C. tall to cur., druggists refund moaej
temperance unite in
sooner secure right-
When election is o'er
dstes go
Up a river oft-nemed that is sure
to flow ;
While others, successful, will float
renown,
And among them our Swann will swim
gracefully down.
J M Marks will be splendid lor scoring
the race.
And Boherts can surely step in with
good grace ;
We gladly would mention the rest to a
man,
Bnt name only Morris snd J R Coch
rsn. Now comrades grasp firmly the sabre of
Truth,
With right for rifla, and rescue our
vooth ;
And justice in triumph shall reign over
all, - -
When strong drink no longer shall man
kind enthrall.
Let all friends of
oir cause.
For thus we shall
eous Isws :
When we'll lesp with a cheer o'er the
ramparts of sin,
Spike the enemy's guns and a grand
victory win.
Small Politics.
Who's Muckers? Why be is the chap
that assisted a Sclo prea:lier into a horse
trough and then helped to roll him iu
the mud. His Pa went to the legisla
ture but be didn't legislate. If he is
elected sheriff the people want to kuow
whether bs will quell such mobs as he
has hitherto belonged to, or whether he
will permit ad kinds of hoodluniism to
run riot. Speak up Mr Munkera tbe peo
ple oi j-inn county want a law abiding
man tor sheriff. Lebanon Criterion.
We don tknow scything about the horse
trough affair at alt. Hut want the
Criterion to understand tbat the presont
candidate for sheriff and the man who
went to the legislature are not father and
son. And alto that if Mr. Munkers did
not legiilate, the same can be ssid of
more thsn one repuhlicsn who was there
at the ssme time. Mr. Munkers denies
being connected with the horse trough
incident. At any rate it ia smsll cam
paign material. Scio News (republican.)
The pieacher referred to was Doug
Hamilton. Mr. Munkers is a steady, re
table gentlemau who will make a good
impression in the campaign.
Doa't Tsbacr. Suit aaa Sssoks Iwr Ufc Ins;.
To quit tobaeso easily and forever, be mag
netic full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To-lo,
lbs wnnder-worlcer. that makes wean men
.H0.""' A'f dru"'', 0o or tl. curegoaraa
ted. Bwklet and sample free. Address
aterllog K-unsdy Co, Chicago or Nsw York.
Havana Ordered Blockaded.
W ashixgtcs, April 22. The President
is iced proclamation today b!ockadiog
the port of Havana.
Washijwjs, April 22, 18SS. An
American cruiser capture.' a Spanish
troop ship with fifteen hundred on board.
No confirmation but this is from authen
tic sources.
The Oregon was orJertd back to Asallc
station.
Tbe flying squadron was ordered to in
tercept and escort the Paris.
Trouble is reported at Cape Verdi Is
land i.
Tbe Spaniards aad Insurgents bsve a
skirmish on Cuban Island.
A Spaniard attempted to raise a comp
pany in Boston and received orders to
leave the country.
Washington, April 21. Gen. Wood
ford wss given bis passport at 11:30 and
notified tbe United States that diplo
matic relations with Spa'n were severed
and tbat this is declaration of war.
The ullimstom wss formally rejected
by Spain.
The president and cabinet have de
cided that no formal declaration of war
is necesssary.
The fleet is moving on Havana aod an
engagement is expected tonight.
leiegrspblc reports are that Port
Tampa is gaily decorated. Stirring
speeches and loyalty found on all arriv
ing trains and boats.
Hundreds of Amertcanr are arriving
at Jacksonville, Florida, from Havana
by incoming steamers.
New Orleans pledgee taenty thousand
troops if neceessry.
St. Louis gives trjops hearty and en
thusisstic reception upon their leaving.
New Orleans is celebrating arrival of
troops, xue mayor makes a ringing
welcoming address.
Mobile chamber of commerce and la
uor org-mzauons euinusiatiicauv re
ceive troops.
Chiksmauga resembles scenes of early
sixties, but tbe American flag is every
where flung to breezes.
Chattanooga, Tenn., school children
cueer arriving troops ana salutes are
fred.
Wamiisv.tox, Aptil 21, 1S98. The
North Atlantic squadron waa ordered to
move on Havana from Key West as a re
sult ot a Cabinet meeting. Alt troops
have been ordered south, not to stop save
for food and water. Exciting scenes are
eported in Key West and Havana.
Wasbixqtox, April, 21. Nsws came
to tbe navy department today that tended
to coBSrni tbe new-spa per reperts that the
fonnidaUe Spanish naval force at St.
Vieueai.Cape Verde islands, bail tailed
Isst atght for aa uakeoe destination.
This however is denied is some quartets.
aatseergrecy a III
Wamhxctos, April, 20. Toe booe to
day passed aa aa e met gene T war measure
tbe bill empowering tbe president to rail
out tbe volunteer lorore aad providing for
tbetr orgaaraiioe. Both the president
aad Secretary Alger bad orged tbe neces
sity f yr passing the bill today, aod t'bair
maa Ho 11, of toe military committee.droTe
it coder whip.
Tae Maaaaasas Cswe
SaLkm, April, 20. Mandamus proceed
ing against secretar of state, to compel
bim to file tbe auddle-of-tbe-road peop si
party ticket. wr not lena tday as
Judgs Heweuc-u ( be reacaed in time.
Attorney A W fr,'t ia whoso hand
ine maner was placed, left Un morning
for McUinnvilie, where Jadg Uewett is
holding court. He took ith him the
papers for the jadge to sign.
iss. m4M ost
Loxdox. Af nl. 20. Tbe Madrid ourres
pondent ol tbe Daily Mali, telegraphing
w eaneeaay evening says :
General Woodford's family left tonight
oa the ordinary express for Biamt. 1 be
American Minister bime.f has tics-is for
the Scnth of France by the cipre tomor
row. He baa received extensive d Snatch
es ot instructions it is doubtful it be will
bsve aa oppertuaity of presenting tbe ul
timatum, since ia til probability Seeor
Gollon, the foreign minister will send him
his passport at 8 o'clock torn orrow morn
ing. ri. ten
WAsntsoToa. April. 20 Tbe Spanish
Minister accompanied by six members of
his staff, left VVasuingtoa st 7:30 o'clock
tonight, and te Spanish government thus
terminated iis diplomatic repreoeatation
ia tbe United States. Tbe minister and
his party left by tbe Pennsylvania road,
going northward to Buffalo and Suspen
sion Bridge and tbeace to Toronto. From
there they will go to Halifax aad tare an
ocean steamer.
Left Far raka
Sax FaAxrtsco, April, 20. The first
regimen. United States infantry, compri
sing 500 men left here (or New Orleans
over the Southern Pacific today. The de
parture of I be soldiers resulted in a popu
lar demoastration such ss never before has
been equaled here. At least 100 000 peo
ple assembled along tbe line of march fro u
the Prestdi) to the ferry.
a Otter rreaMeat
Dkaix, Or., April. 20. Prof. A II An
derson, of Salem, was today elected presi
dent of tbe Normal school to succeed Louis
Baixee, resigned,
A I.aundry Nugjict.
Laundry patrons wno wsnt first class
work done without paying exorbitant
prices should patronise the Albany
Steam Laundry which have employed
regularly five of the beet hand ironers on
tbe coast for shirts, dresses, and shirt
waists, and ten cents is the highest price
charged for anv of these articles.
Mrs. Eva Patterson of Tacoma, was at
the loot of the Cbikoot Pass ready to
go over with the crosd just before the
recent avalanche, when something so
strong that she could not resist it told
ber to go back, and in spite of all ber
I needs coaSd do she did go back just ia
time to save being engulfed in the enow.
Out of tte large number tbe tatea were
kind to eeiect her as an object of mercy.
Albert Toiler, of this city, says be ia
orgs nixing a company ot home guards,
Dv-t to figbt Spain, 'iat to star at borne
snd take care ot the widows anJ orphans.
He thinks be can acquire considerable
glory without saojeetiog himself to any
danger froca Spanish guns, and ia about
20 years he will become a member of the
grand army of Cuban independence and
draw a pension. Mr. Toner has a great
bead. Telegram.
From The Dalle T. M.:
Will Beats
Waihinotoi, April, 22 The Post to
morrow will say:
"There is every reason to believe that
Secretary Sherman will resign trim the
cabinet within the next few days. It is
felt by the friends ot ths secretary that the
present crisis is too severe a tax on his
present failing strength, and for this reas
on be will retire to private life. His suc
cessor will be Asaiatant Secretary Day, io
ail probability.
Tke Oregsa
Bubsos Ayhkh, April, 22. The Span
ish torpedo gunboat Temereiff will leave
here soon. It is believed sbe goes to at
tack the United States battle-ship Oregon
and the United States gunboat Marietta,
which left Valparaiso Moudsy last for
Montevideo. TbeOiegon and Marietta,
m Mitnk A.fimattt Kkva ahfitlt 5bV1 mil.a
abjaminir between Valparaiso and Monte- needles and oil get
video, eler.
A thrill nf terror is experienced whan a
brassy cough of croup sounds through ths
house at aunt Bat the terror soon chan
gas to relief after One Minute Couh Cars
has been administered Sai s and h r nless
or ohildreu J A Camming
What pleasure is there in life with a head
ache, constipation snd biliousness V Thous
ands experience tuem wbo could becora
perfectly be! thy by usinv De Witt's little
Kaily Kisers famous Utile pii's.
Catarrh Cured. A clear head ano
weet breath secured with Sbiloh's Ca
srrh Remedy: soldo Koshav it Mason
Whooping cough la tbe most distressing
malady; but its duration can be cut short
by the use ot the Minute Cough Cure,
which is also the best known remedy for
croup and all lung and broncial troubles,
J. A. Cumming.
If ' you ' want
good sewing machine
them of trench the
DENVER
RIO GRANDE
RAILROAD
Tbe Scenic Line Of the World
feeily Fisursions
To The
EIST
In through tourist cars withoct change.
MODERN
UPHOLSTERED
TO C BIST
SLEEPERS
Iiulmp of IioETieiicel cciius
to:s acl porters
To Kaatas City aad Chicago
MOND Y vri&oat ctuge,vt Sait Lak.
Miak.Bri Pactae aad ChkSj
Ac Alto. Eoi'nwd
To Omaha. Cbicafo. Banale
There lives in Tbe Dalies an old soldier ! TUESD a YS Bn, wittsoat ehaage. v-
who served throughout the wsrof the re- SUt Lak. aad Caicigj. k
beliioo, from tbe time ol tbe first enlist- j Idaad A Pactae sty
ment to the close of the war, and wbo T St Joseph. Kaaaas Citv.
bad an approved application for a nen-1 WEDNSUAYi A St !. wttbeet caaag.
oa before the department. Ail be bad via i-aJt Lake aad BarUag
to oo to become a pensioner tbe remain
der of his life waa to sign the final pa
per and forward them to Waetiogioa.
But wben the war cloud with Spain be
gan hovering over the land, this old pa
triot and defender ol the nauoa refused
to take the final step. Be sees ia the
uirvaienea war toat nu country is in
need and says he will not become a bur
den. "There is need for money to
prosecute the war against Spain." "says
be. "and the needs ol the government
are greater than my own."
Here is a new idea, but a good one :
pokane barbers are preparing to have !
an act brought before the next session of j
the state legislature requiring all mem
bers of their profession to pas accredited
examinations before they msv follow tbe
ceiling,savt the Chronicle. This is being
done with a view of protecting them
selves ana tneir customers, if tms is
brought about everv man who aits down
for a shave will have the satisfaction of
knowing that a competent professor is
operating on mm. rso amateurs will be
permitted to practice; likewise no man
wbo is not thoroughly familiar with ail
scalp and skin disease. Action was
taken in Seattle and Tacoma Satnrdjv.
In those ci tie the movement is receiving
a'.moat toe unanimous support of tbe
profession, and tbe members feel confid
ent they will be able to pass the bill
through, the legislature.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, .
Lucas County )
Fa axe J Chknet makes oatn that he is
tbe senior partner of the firm of P J Che
ney A Co, doing business in the City of
Toledo, Ccuuty and Stats aforesaid, and
that said Gran will nay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of catarrh tbat cannot be cured
by tne use ot Hall's Catarrh Cvrk.
FRANK J CUENFY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence' this Cth day of Decern ber, A
DISStS.
A WULEASON,
Notary Puulic.
Hall s Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucnons
surfaces of the system . Send for testimon
Iftlif fr?
' F J CHENEY & CO. Toledo, O.
Sold by druggist. Toe
Unit's Family Pills are the best.
Let everybody come to tne Star Bakery
and get 40 '.oaves ol fresh bread for li.oe
cash.
j SXJI. j
C Mavaa.
I'on't tell ysur neighbors what-you
see in the east window of the Albauy Fur
niture Co. Terms half rash balance before
you leave the stcre.
Albany Market.
Wheat 75 rents.
Oats S3.
Eggs 10 cents.
Butter 15 to 22 cents.
Potatoes SS cents.
Hams 11 to 13 cents.
Sides 10 to 11 cents.
Shoulders 6 to 7 cents.
routa
To Kansas City aad Si Loais
THCRSDY3 witaa chaegs, via Sals
Lakeaad ttlia-suii Pacific Rf
A day stopover arranged at Salt Lak
aad leevee
A Rad. tirough the hinni Colorado
Seeoer?
For rale, aad informs Un iaure of C R
& N aod S P aeeots ar addiew
R C Xk-hou Gjb Agt, 5 K R--kk,
S51 Washington street, Dsaver.
Portland Ore,oa C dorado.
EAST AMD-SOUTH
VIA
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Cottage Grove. Drain, Oakland and all
stations f roia Roseburg suth to and i
clading Ashland.
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