OPINION OF EDITORS.
. I on the election ol both Roosevelt and
Pointed Sayings of Thinking Men. v.n Wyes. Some ot them go so far as
I to give tbe exact figures, rre-election
From the Kogene Guard .
This world hat not progressed to that
stage when the lion and the lamb can
He down together without the lamb be
ing inside the lion. A Peace Jabilee is
In progress at Philadelphia, and while
columns of newspaper reports are devot
ed to our war troubles with Spain, and
the dash between France and England,
a few inches of space sutQree to tell
what the peace delegates are saying and
doing .
Nearly 1900 year hare passed since
the Star oi Bethlehem btouulit 'Seace
on earth, good will to men," yet never
before have such warlike preparations
been in urogress, and such death deal
ing implement of war been devised and
put in operation. It eeems that the ra
tions can have peace only by fighting
(or it
From the La Grande Chronicle.
A true republic resting for its anther
ity to govern upon the consent ol the
governed cannot rule vassal people nor
Indulge in the glory of toreign dominion.
If the Philippines are not fit for self
government, we do not want them in our
system. It they are, let them set up
for themselves. Our safety is in remain
ing as we are the United States of Am
ericaand that only in minding our
own business and letting others work
out their salvation in their ow a way.
From the Salem Journal.
The Uregonian is having one spell
after another because as it says, Gover
nor Tanner, of Illinois is violating the
constitution. Strange be looks to die
tant lands to UnJ such small errors.
Right here in Oregon only fifty miles
from Portland, legislators fairly tall over
one another to get to vote for laws that
are unconstitutional . Even a man who
recently took official oath to support
that same constitution, and was elected
to the highest office the people of Oregon
bad to give away descended from a high
seat to cbarrpion the passage of sccb a
law. It looks like the unconstitutional
acta of some people and the silver planks
in many etate platforms will yet cause it
to do something desperate :
From the Ptndlelon E. O.
There ia talk ol the etate granting a
bounty of f 1 a ton to sugar beet growers,
Probably if this is done the grower will
receive one dollar lees a ton for his beets
the benefit ot the bounty going to those
who make the sugar. The bounty sys
tem is a dangerooa one. If the bwet ea
ger industry can be established with
bounty it can be ettablisbed without
one. Paternalism never did anything
for industry and enterprise. Specula
tion and manupilalion invariably receive
its favors. Paternalism has the voice of
Jacob bat tbe hand Eau. It takes from
tne many lo jtive to tbe low. it nses
government as an implement to rewar
those who ars least eutitlvd to tbe fruits
of labor.
From the Pendlttou E. O.
Six car loads of cigarettes have been
hipped to Manila. Tbe 'cigaret'e babit
a not a befammoniiion io nee atiaint-t
the Philippine islanders who persist in
tanning things to suit themselves.
From the Jacksonville Tiojts
It is a good sign that tbe mannfactnier
are dircarsing tbe Nicarmagua can at pro
ject; because tbe mors thoroughly that
undertaking is understood the mote
friends it will bave. Tbe results of tbe
war witb Spain and tbe acquisition of
Hawap renders sncb a waterway absol
utely indispensable.
From tbe Roeeburg Review.
Tuts decision of the highest tribunal of
the land settles fsrever the constitution'
auiry oi tbe Uregon morgage tax law, re
pealed four years ago, a point that waa
aver raised by tbe opponent of tbe law
This law waa one of the best ever placed
upon tba statute book of the state and ii
ebonld be re-ecacted. Iu no other way
can tbe foreign loan companies doing
business here, and enjoying the protec
tion of our laws, be teached and justly
taxed. It was through the iofiaenceof
these monied concerns tbst the law waa
repealed by the legislature.
From tbe Statesman
If there could be some way to seperate
(Le people with wheels in their beads
on wheels from tbe careful and consider
ate bicyclists, and make the former take
the middle of the road or send teem to
the insane asylum for insane and wheel
beaded ; then tbe latter might be given
the free nse of tbe side walks. But we
ness tbe innocent will havo to suffer
with tbe guilty, and all wheels be sent to
the middle of tbe streets.whetber mount
ed by careful people or tho.-e whose up
jM-r bertns are not ma Je op right and
idUil and lunatics of tl.e various kinds,
sues, sexes, colors and previous condi
tions. Curious Facts.
Bicycles are now largely used in p'ace
cf horses on cattle rancher.
Tbe average of wrecks in the Baltic sea
ia one every day throughout the year
Kipling was given bis bis odd Christ
ian name because it was that of tbe Eng
lish village where hia father first met bis
mother, Mary McDonald.
The bapa bird of India has the durioos
babit of fastening firtfl.es to its pest with
moistclay. On a dark night such a nest
taight be taken for an lettric street
lamp.
Greek and Rjinan doors invariable
opto outwai; a person posning out Dt
the hou?- WdS tfaxrelom obliged to knock
on lte door before upiaiog it, to avid a
collision w I'll a passer by.
Lake Mora', in Switzerland has the
curious propeity of turning red every
n years, owing to tbe presence of cer
iCmmi i(jnanic jj!ku' which ar- o
mihi. ii 'i! an 'otbr lal-e ia the wo-M
X. r( a b- lrd i ha iors t
lie ot , i,or ,. -n O .
u ii n. v.a-ifc ' net acount'y .aiher,
aud the tatlier of uiotber was JNew
cwhI beaver.
1 he Spring Valley waUsrwurks, a cor
VT4' lou supplying tbe city of 8aa Frau
isco tvitb water, recently executed a
wortiiace in favor of tbe Un ).. Trust Co.
s eecurrtt fors loan of H,OJO,000. The
tnnr gxge deed carries a little more than
worth o revecue sttrrps
Bkvas's fgaD Ktore. E. L. Bryan
has locatd in the 11 ill block were be will
deal in flour, hay, feed, pptatoes, mill
stuff, oilcake and grass an4 garden seeds.
He will treat everybody airl Try
dim.
We buy, se"l and store grain,
We make Magnolia Flour,
Also whole wheat, Patent and term,
flours,
The Majnolla Mil a. .
Your grocer kesps it.
The Magnolia Flour.
In New York state the papers figure J
figures are great liars.
110 new members were recently ad
mitted into the. grange at Corvallia in
one day, which is said to brake the re-
com id txe united States, The grange
is evidently on a solid basis in our sister
county .
One good thing about the big fall elec
tiun even if in an off year is that the
people heai so O'ueb about prosperity
that a good many people beam to think
that they are proBpen-ns whether they
are or not. Tui Is nothing like keep
ing nponv'i. spirits.
Oregon Is now the greatest wool pro
ducing stale in the anion. Our output
this year will be the largest. This is
something to be proud of as a state.
The industry is one that puts in circu
lation a large amount of money, and will
mean prosperity with only fair prices
for those ensaced in the business.
As the sessions of the peace commis
sion ars private it is a good idea not to
believe very much you bear that comes
from the commission. The big yellow
journals in order to get ahead ot their
contemporaries do- some tail guessing.
and that is ail it amounts to. Anybody
can guess.
A person asked to join a cburrh by a
certain man said it was in her
mind to tell him be bad tetter pay
his debts betore he asked people to join
churches. It is a fact that the masses
have little faith in tbe Christianity cf
the people who are not cartful to pay
their current debts. Cnristian
oeoDle ehould be exemplary ia sncb
matters-
The elections through tbe east neat
rueeday will be watched with great in
tereet. Through tbe east tbe tight is
about as hard a one as daring the presK
dential year on account of the et'aggte
over the aecurica of a uiai-iritv in the
lower bouse of congress. Now republ:
can, tbe prospects are jery good (or
this being changed so that the renate
will be republican and the liwer bouae
democratic.
The sooner tbe peace commission gels
through tne better it wid be !or tl e
country. A large number of soldiers ho
eolis'td for two years tr da ing the ar
would like to get home. It Uocle Ssm
actually needs fighters be can get all be
wisbes just as leng as !e desires Ibtm.
Tbe blood that runs in the veins of
Americans is patriotic, bat when they
have done their work they leel as it they
would like to return to their dutiee,exieit
oommisaion officers drawing f it aal
eries, who would like to bave the whole
army become a permanent thing.
Perhaps the most amusing instance of
tba ludicrous effects of wrong punctua
tion is afforded ia the follow it g descrip
tion of the jubilee proceasioa which ap
peared in an eat Angl.c weekly parer:
"Next came Lord Roberts rid'og. On a
gray Arab steed wearing a scarlet aal
form covered with meda.s and hia bead,
a field marshal's bat witbp!uaies iu bis
band, the baron of a fild marshai on
hia rigid features, a smile of pleasure as
he acknowledges tbe thundering cheers
of tbe erowd.'- Kansas City (Mo )onr
nal. In some Chicago store windows.
"Every dollars equal to two in the
wear you'll get."
Your exact fit you'll find it here.
Not the lowest priced clothes that
would mean the poorest qualities but
the best values, and money back if not
satisfied.
At this price yon can afford to lay in a
big 'apply.
Tbe shirt that is woth evr cert of a
dollar.
Tbe shirt that all Chicago is talking a
bout. The gold staosrd repahliean N Y. Sua
says: It was notable that the most en
tbusiastic cheers at the Tammany ratific
ation meeting on Tuesday nigM were
provoked by a chance mention of the
name of Bryan by former Go ernor
Campbell, of Ohio. Tbey lasted for
nearly two mtnntes.overwbelming every
thing t lee, and were succeeded by a rail
tor"three cheers for our next president
to which the respond was likewise gen
ertl and boitrons.
Very few are aware of the origin of the
word "deadhead, "which is so frequently
nsed in connection witb theatrical rep
resentations. It I as follows: Many
years ago the principal avenue of a town
passed close 10 tbe entrance of & road
leading to tbe cemetery. As the cemet
ery bad been laid ont some time prey
ions to ths construction of the road, it
was arraoged that all funeral processions
should be allowed to pass along the lat
ter free of toll. On day, as a well known
physician who was driving along this
road stopped to pay his toll, lie observed
to the keeper ."Considering the benevol
ent character of oar profession, I think
you ought to let us pass free of charge."
"No.no.doctor," raid'.be gatekeeper,"we
can't afford that; you seed too many
d .-adhrads thronn ss it is." The story
traveed around th country, and tbe
word "deadhead"as evenUiaMy applied
to those who obtained free adadseioa O
the theater. Exchange.
The most righteous decision the su
preme court ha re ud red is toat agaiott
tbe great ra lioad trust., ft was very
timely, as the great trust actapus bad
a tout gotten the government under con
trol until tLi" had almost become a gov
ernnientby trust, Competifon Is the
line of trade, and whenever it ia throi
ld trade is like aa engine wi'hout a
txul r. This decision will make tbe
other trusts tiemble in their boot-, for
.' tioiifc ti-neral UrigK t.&s the sand
nf .-v.Mt a Si- Jersev inoequito. he will
wv ttiat ihe law is oW-rved and that the
iiiuiist ous truntu t. tne country that
have beu rohhtng Uie jieoi'In for years
are dissolved aad irade ajyowed to pro
ceed in its uaiura1 bannele and the Deo-I'l-get
the benefit of competition in
tiii ) age of rastle. The field is a big one
for at this time t bet a ars one hundred
and fifty ia trus s in the United States
with a cnoub h-.i capital of aver two
billion and a quai4erdillrs, ranging np
to $160 ,000 Aw and covering jdl dijda of
industry, such aoal, baibed air", bis
cuits, bolts, loiters, bran-, broom, buc)t
wheat, button, cartrida-, gare(', eel
luloid, rondensd lultk, crockery, uaU
lery, dressed beef, envelope, flour, fijr,
glove, gossamer rubier, harrow, harvest
er, ftfjn and steel, lead, leather, lime,
linseed aH, .locomotive, lumber, marble,
maicti, oatmeaU, paint, paper hag, paper,
pork, powder, rubber, Standard Oil,
starch, steel, sugar, tobacco, trunk, type,
wall paper, window glass, wire, etc,'
Washington Letttr.
(From Ouo Regul rGormpomlant.)
Washington Oct.24lh,1898.
The republican hoses are hot after
tbe republican ollice holders in Wash
ington, both voters and non-voters.
Tbe voters were all given to understand
that it they do not go home and vote
they will be blacklisted, and to remove
their last excuse, the republican con
gressional committee ie cffei ing to tar
nish them with transportation when
they say they are unable to pay it for
themselves. But this transportation is
not to be a gift l''v ry voter who avails
himself of the committee's off.ir is told
that he must make a voluntary contri
button, within a given time to the com
mittee, of an amount equal to the coat
of his railroad ticket, or take the conse
quences. Uos Quay's roan Is reading
Utters to Waehiugtou to bulldoze tbe
Pennsylvanian office holders into not
only going home to vote but contribut
ing $13 esch to the campaign fund. In
this letter asking for the money he says,
''unless a vigorous and aggressive cam
paign is waged, we may lose throe or
four districts " Unless the reports
made to ea-representati ?e Kerr, secre
taiy ol the democratic congressional
campaign committee, are wrooii, ih t
Dablicaoa will lose those conerei n,l
districts in Pennsylvania, regardless ol
what sort of a campaign thy wage, ami
they stand to lose many districts iu other
states as wall.
Youug "Jim" Blaine, who by the grace
of pull holds a captain's commission in
the volunteer eervlce, has gall if be has
nothing else, the whole country knows
that be was ordered home from Manila,
whither be went as a staff officer.becauee
he wa fonder cf intoxicants than of
duty, and the opinion has been f ran sly
expressed by officers that be ought to be
eonrt martialed and dishonorably di
missed from the army in the interest of j
discipline. That bring the situation, it
was thought thatfavw - - of the rank
est kind was shown ui the war de
partment ordered tnat Capt. Jamee G
.... ,
otaioB anouiu w noborauiy uiBcuar
because there was "no further need for
I his service," and thafJim' would jump
at the chance of being let down so easily.
Not be. As soon as be arrived in Wash
ington, be succeeded in having tbe order
of the war department held no until he
i-nnl.t mmmi Mr Slctw inlew anil t.w In liav
it manvB ra reir. u e mm j m a
..-v.... ..1:"""".:. T.l. ".lippioe debt aahaa been sint for the
whether Mr McKinlev wiil consent to
bis remainina in tbe army.
Col. Ike Hill, a ho. long connection
with tbe bouse baa made his judgment
. . . , M
aood on congressional politic, said
' w'e bave gut the republicans sure,
. -i
nubniDK suor. ui m uitractv l u eave
them. Wby, I believe we will gain four
conyreesmen
oo state."
light in tbe presiderfs
Col. ll,..ay.,h.t Gen.
(irokvenor's recent ofi r to
m rmvt
510 000
toat tbe democrats would not gain aj
congressional a.sirict in Ohio was only
a bluff, and that be wdl gladly under
take to make Gen. Grosveoor a present
of $1030, it be will put up the money to
bark bis offer.
Mr. McKinley knows the correct thing
when he tees it, svm if he doesn't
always do it. Ho is said U bave done
some very rigorous kicking about tbe
astern political tour that BosaQnona
has arrauged for bim, beg-nn;ng witb
his appearance at the Philadelphia
Peace Jubilee ceremonies and extending
to New York Citj and pj-s.bly Boston.
It is creditable to Mr. McKioley that be
sbonld have kicked at being used for
! such a purpose, but the credit be will
! will droo to zero 1! da mikH idi
I .
I tnp iier au, aod u is ibe noirstftnoiDK
' i a nasi.ins7 .nn irtftL lit win ik win
that tie will
stow that he dare not refuse lo do what
rianna directs him to do, even wben be
knows it is net rut.t
From the Kansas City Star.
A valuable bint is offered to tbe Chicago-
Virden Coal Company by tbe people
of Waco, Tex. Eveo mitarmra, who
went Loji Wichita to Waco to fill tha
pUres ol toe triking moiormen, were
fi led wi'.b good thiegbv the citizens of
Waco, were giv-a money to pay their
fare back to Wic ji'a, and were so touch
ed by tl.e gatierotts treatment they re
ceived that they left tbe next day after
her arrived. All 'he trcoble and blood
shed at Virden might have been averted
it the strikers there bad led t'ie Alabama
negroes on chicken and catfish and win
ter watermelons and paid ibeir fare back
to Btngbampton.
From tba Kansas City Timer.
Tbe recommendation of tbe War Dep
artment tnat tbe United btst-ct spend a
few million of dollars in rsilsay construe
tion in Cuba to provide ths island with
transportation lor military purposes
does not look like Caba for Cubans, Sec
retary Aider's plan Icoxs too much like a
acbeme tospod money for political ad
vantages No duuht a few millions of
Government money ronM be made to do
the Admioere'ratirn eabstantial service
by turning over the coo f traction of tbe
roads to tbe ermy contractors.
A Wild and Wooly Town.
Froat the La Graude Chronicle:
Jesse Mil'er, a cowtioy from the Star
key vicinity, cam- to La Grande Sunday
ia search of adventure. He found it.
Riding a gaiif caparisoned steed, dressed
in the latest co 'oy style, leather leg
gins wi'b loi'g flings and wide slezican
sombrero, he attracted the antetion ot a
citizen in the suburbs who was trying io
drive a refractory cow home. Millar
volunteered to help and commenced lo
shoot his revolver at the row. After fir
ing a few volleys, he lassoed the cow and
lied the other end of t ie lariat to his
saddle. His hree then kicked both
rider and saddle ft and ran away. Mil
ler i ext proceeded tire a few volleys at
his fheing horse, but uas eventually ar
rested by the ciry marshal and kept in
copfinemenl until this morning.
Gilletif'epper biox B'uing
at . Ilil f(l Lb S
Call and see ourTriloy air tight stotes,
hxawaBT.A box, iiaanwaBk Co.
If )c want a good and clesi
nyktf huy tiara uJo by our Al
hany vitar mtU'i vr
Prii'eof .tary Soap,
weighs 20 ounces,
and if tiiyfi grade, for sale by
C. E. Hbowmxi.i..
HORN.
HOGL'JE.T-.On Nov l.toMr. and Mrg,
(J.C. Hogi'ie, g,irt!, All doing well.
MARK I El.
MEDIN PALMER. On Saturday
evening, October 28, at the. home of the
Vride'i parents, Hon. and Mrs. H. M.
l'ahner, .oI'Kiverpide, near this city,
Lv Itev. Hi Li Reed. Mr. Charles
Medin, .chief engineer of the Albany J
Fire Department, and MLss Neva Pal-j
luer, an acconiplixtied popular
young lady.
The wedding was private relatives and
a few intimate fricnda being present, and
was conducted in a very nice manner.
Mr. and Mrs. M din are a worthy young
couple who will have the best wishes of
many friends.
MISFITS.
The Albany Democrat without Us col
umn ot uiiolit items ia not the Democrat.
journal. An omission of the misfits
always causes a kick from some quarter.
The drop in the price of sugar of halt
cent is due to tbe fight that has been
heonn aeainst the trust by the Arbucg-
leu, who will not do the business in any
half way. Tbsy are in lor a nmsit tight,
and cannot be bought off.
No wheat at all has been loaded at
Astoria for foreign ports, an exchange
declares, and yet on paper Astoria is a
irrenl wub maracw iiov vol.. " m it
- I . . I. K ... ..... U71U .
ever be, with Portland in the way.
One of the schools in Portland has
been named after D. P. Thompson. An
honor worth having and deserveJ by Mr
Thompson, for he hs been the friend of
the rortland schools.
The Salem Journal is now very decid
edly ahead on its fight with its stock
holders of another party. It seems to be
a political affair. As such the union
party is very much on top.
A great come down 'a reported in Sa
lem. Attorney general Id'eman recent
ly got down so low as to try a case in
justice court, a state fair case. Think of
ti.Hi kind of conduct on the part ot the
attorney general of the state of Oregon.
Judge Hauiiltou permits no foolishness
in his court, and along that line he is go
ing to save the taxpayers of Lane coun
ty several hundred dollars. He sits down
hard n ibe attorneys, but even they ad
mit that te is right in the decisions.
Judge Hamilton is meeting with the ap
proval ol tbe people, on the bench. He
baa tire in bis eve and what he says must
go Kngene Register. Judge Hamilton
was the union candidate and the Kegis
tet opposed bis lection
A strong legal firm in Salem that is
rising into prominence is that of Brown,
W'rightmac and Myers, consisting of an
attorney of ten years practice, fo-merly
ot Uillaboro, the receut sheriff ot Marion
county, ard the former state ten a tor of
Linn coanty, wbotu a local paper boasts
ii.!!,...!. .u kl..U il,.U.U
r"l- -LTl
attorney . thns having a prestige
UWr
tbe other lawyers.
The Journal very pointedly asks if tbe
state fair is a local enterprise to be sup
ported by local subscriptions. If tbe1
fair succeeds tbe whole state most make '
I it a eucceas. and yet it car. not he a a c
' i. . - . , .
"XL .J l provenn-nis an.l permanent Utu-rruenM '
'un:i.re?"h f TlU was also setorth that the United!
! poor way to build anything np
i, noonaniaiit; aboit tbem. and
t nrair av an liiisrs iniininv n r risw at 11 an
. - .ii .
, they get oidy a small support.
i There are d.fferent way. ot becomiug
-
.
' noted
Med. Mr. C E Sawver, editor ol the
Pendleton Tribon. wa. in PorUand with!
a carrl inHic.fin. that h. ... a r-Uliva
cl ths, f.mon. Tom S.wver r..;t bv
j Mark Train. Tu.t f , right, make every-
' ining count, it haa to be done in tbe
w uono ""
p 1 "
. . X . ..
i v aavssm. (awt isciit-si mjq j
baa been in Salem winding up the affairs
of tbe defunct railroad commission. As
the affairs have been run down for some
time we hope this is a mistake. Aa a
matter of fact we are not certain that tbe
commission had any affairs that amount
ed to much.excjeut to the uumiaknera.
.
....
I here were a good maoy cbargea ol lo -
cation of business booses in Albany last
night if one were to judge by tba sign
ii,!. a-atirl tmnnil ihii ffnitfninv
that were acatterd around this morning.
I.7auf.h':f Wh!f.v
the ralaticoee. that Vtbltney A Newport
had located in onog's warehouse, that
Mr. Kiuthaid bad aone with hia teed and
chicken baioe to K. L. Keoton'a grro-
k. . na MK ta.u,v.An a- .
! wasj aa aw?lrFaav'9 fl HB"
i pie. ad I'imoolii man oana a hpo-
: 11a uifr on uis itodi nnrrn. mil m mn
tionee red hot for L'ncls Bam. Hal
owe eo is now over lor a year. Albany
got ner snare, tour nigniattraignt.
The November number ol Frank Lee-
lie's Monthly contains a fine art'd. on
tne oeveiopment oi loot oau in trie L n-
ited States, giving a history ot the game
Among the pictures shown is one of
Wataoo ol Ya e, shoain the first canvas
jacket, and a l.ot bsl p'ayer as he
looie-i about twenty eara ago. at that
time Wetaoo being captain of the Vale
team. Tne oirture is of particular inter-
est to the Mao about Town frtm tbe fact!
that Bob Watson ia a cousin of tbe Dn
ocaar man, itb whom be spent the
spring and summer of 'To. Besides be
ing captain of tbe loot ball eleven one
yaarvHiiig Wa'eon was tbe citsmpion
middle weight hoxer.snd catcher of ih
college baeo ball nine. He is now in tha
railroad business filling sn important
position.
An unfeeling exchange intimates that
if Senator Driver's flag bill had passed
it would bave been a big tbing fur the
American Bunting trutt.
The story is told that a mountain post
master in Colorado wrote thus to the
postmaster genera : snr j wjn to no
tify you that on next wensdav thin ofiis
will be abet aa i am gone a bare hunt.
You kin fire me if vou see fit but i'll give
you a pinter that i'm the oanly man in
the nayborhood that can rede and rite.
Tha Albany Dkmocbat, in announcing
that Lawrence Helm bad embarked in
lueoairy Business, got into a niix-np
wuu au uuiiusr nouce and the result
reads as follows: He called his relatives
and friends to his bedside and bid them
all goodbye and Lawrence Helm, who
lelt Uorvaliis three years ago has recently
emrjaraeu in the dairy business at
Weatherford, Texas, urged them to
meet htm in the better world and then
peacefully passed away. Cor va Ilia
limes.
' The Welcome: Mr. Oglo, of Clacka
mas county, ia tbe one honest and con
scientious man of the legislature elected
in 1896. Having been tendered his
mileage and per diem in full for 40 days,
he refuses all but mileage and five days'
pay, which he correctly says is all that
indue him under the constitution. Thus
he sacrifices about 10, but he retains a
good many times $M0 worth of honesty
and self-approbatiou. Mr. Ogle is rank
ed as a populist, but whatever his poli
tics he is the kind of a man tbe people
auouiu ueuguL iu nonor.
Some time ago Attorney Pipes filed a
bill against the county for $750 for ser
vices in the Landia-Jones cases. Our
board of county commissioners told bim
he had over-estimated the value of hia
services, and the court said further that
when the board received his receipt in
full, he should receive $260; otherwise
he must sue.- A few day since the re
ceipt arrived, the warrant drawn and the
matter settled. During the first work
on the case Mr. Pipes was paid $ 200.
and, with the last payment, received $460
for his services. It was amply sufficient,
Toledo Leader.
FINAL ACCCUfiTj
Notice it heirov given that the under
signed has tiled its bn?l Hccouot with the
cierk of the County Coort ot Linn County
Oreiron, in the matter of the ette of Hut
ry Beauier. deceased, and the Court ha
fixed the 6tb day of December, 1898. at th
hour of 1 o'clock p. m. of said dar as th
time for hearing objections thereto, if any '
there be. Any and all persons bavins- rh-
jections to aio acconiit will hie the same I
with the Clerk of sttiU Court on or' hdh,r
Sill uuin.
. , ,, - . -
Dated Octooer 18, 1898.
LUTHBE WniTR,
Executor of the lait fill end testament
of Henrv Beamer, deceased.
Kkllv & Uuhl,
Attorneys for executor.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Peace Hatlses I
Lonhon, Nov. 2. The Paris corres
pondent ot the Daily Telegraph says :
Thn (liaacrreoment between the Amer
ican and Knanish race commissioners,
which, under ordinary circumstances 1
might have causea warm. u7"k""M
r.uropo, 18 naruiy nuuuw, w i
aeuoua IIir. .
I am assured, that a rupture on In-
i , rr ' i
day is improbable. Spain w ill endeavor
ty arguments ana appeals, to ei wuai-
ever concessions are possiuie, iiui bub
will not risk a rcnemal of hostilities.
Ms More Vellaw Fever
bASTiACO, Nov. 1. General
I-eonard
governor of the military depart
ment olSantiago, authorir.es tho state
ment that there baa not Deen a case oi
yellow fever in Santiago city during the
last 60 days, and that the ordinary sick
ness durinir tlie same ou uas nan uwu
90 ner cent less than was usual at this
season ot tne year, in view oi mo ici.
that a irreat many people nave become
frightened by nctitioustaics oi lever on
Wood asks that hereafter all applicants
i
to the various societies lor
aid be re-1
(erred to him.
IH Be No War
Losdon.Nov 1. William Hayes Fisher
one cf the junior lords of the treasury,
member of parliament for Fulbam aad a
ministerial whip, speaking in London
this evening, said he had Been diapatch
ea which enabled him to assert that the
French covernment had decided to re
call the Marchand expedition from
Fasliodo.
I era liar Verdict
Socth Besp. Wash.. Nov. 1. After be
ins oat Ion than an hour, the jury in
case of S F Lockwood, ex-county treasur
er, charged with embexiling county
funds, yesterday brought in a verdict of
not guilty. A shortage of l&VK) waa
clearly provwt, and the defendent could
not lay the blame on any one else, but
tbe verdict was a foregone conclusion.
KaTtcmllra riaaed
SkAT-rut, Nov. 1. Navigation on the
Upper Yukon river between Dawson and
ana
tue lakes nas cioseu lor tne season, ion
mil mo 1 1 1 ( i oi'n a ii.i.
winter quarters. Thirty Klondikers who
left Ihiwaon Oct 10, on the steamer Flora
arrived today,
la's Paalltoa
Losttox, Nov. 2. The Berlin corres
pondent of the Standard says : Kuwia
haa declined to support France in the
rsitnuua anair, icaring mat s reopeuiog
of the Kfivotian oueation would inter -
- . - " , a .
jfere with
her tremendous task in
china.
The rhlllpplar
Paris, Oct 31. At a meeting of the
I peace commission today the Americans
presented a aril ten expression of the
of .lh,L .l!,1":.10 e U'e
"B"'up .
n '"fT m,nX rt lhe
. .
I imippine ueix which nau icb incur -
, ret bv pain for the furtherance of mil-1
i - , . . -. . ) i . i . -
.kL". " H"K"
-... JZZ . . , .
Taw WrecM aa4
WasnnoTOK, Oct. 31. A cablejfram
i receiveu rt uie navy uepartment u.w
f -!f "ii"",., oLi
. . V. . . i.
and Iowa. The bat Ueehir will ston tt
i lUhia for a few days. repientiiiin ibeir
bunkers from tbe Abammda and
. vimv, ieuu ' kiicti yt J Aius
re they are to take part in the great
demonstration on November 15. to ccuv
: memorate tbe anniversary of the birth ! , ,
, of U.e republic of Brazil. j There m a good deal of gosh over tbe
j sicwaawa ! cavy boys as well as soldiers wherever
MasAOra. Oct 31. After four dars oflrK0 Tbe following is part of a letter
i public dtscu-Hn, the Niraraa cooVrecs
has anaomoosly approved of the arw i
! meet t rovisionally male between Pnesi- j
; dent Zeta va and the American tontraoj
j tors and engineers, E F Cragin an 1 Ed.
aithoriting tbe construction of aa !
l inlcroceanic canai and empowering the I
I rrocraiocianes to neoiiate with tbe
Maritim. cTnll j
- ' 1
; Uk j
t Msoato. Oct 31. The Dfl'l tllalt tliC ?
j ?pubh peace ramuiMonif. ftt rrj
.1 - t
aUM US at 1 .Ttlifcari tVUUI UIWTfVU
era lor itie oiolat cesioa Ir tbe tn
i un i niitDMM tfmtin nnmi f tt ctbi
surprise in MiUnJ. TU foDgrt
) let-un? prevails mat the government
i enouia protest energetically against what
is regarded as a violation of the spirit of
luc P"" r f
Nov.TbTnaUv Maui this
, i . . . i
, morning pablishea no news regarding
I Kngiatxi'a war t'rejiarations. explaining
u, wience ia du to a letu r frwra
Use
wr asaing it not to puWwb "any
i thin that would be useful to a passible
enemy." The lailv Mail ronnrms tbe
-fT'" uneiamplcd activity at the
i rencl1 dockyards
"ST rar sjaaiis
Sas Faaxctsru, Oct. 51. Tbe trans
port steamers i'ennsvlvania, I'oebla and
Newort will prohal.'ir gvt away for Ma
nila this week. The Pennsylvania will
carry the Fifty first Iowa reviment. and
will doubtless get away on Thursday.
Heaaa s f. aa S aV at
Naw York, Oct. ao.-Chaoney M De
pew, having made a study of the decis
ion by tbe supreme court on the Joint
Trafllc Association cats, gives bia opin
ion aa follows : "The derision of the su
preme court of the LniUl Slates necewsi
Utea the dissolution of the Joint Traffic
Association, as at present constituted.
Broadly stated, the decision means that
there shall be no association among rail
roads by which they will have any
agreement in regard to rales.either the
mainiaince of rates or the prevention of
rate cutting, or discriminations against
wuaa snippers in favor of etronir ones or
against small localities and those along
h.b unes in iavor ol tbe great teroiina
cities."
A S'ssBsalaatswee IU
Paris, Oct. 30. 8enor Montero Rioa.
president of tlie Spanish peace commis
sion, is in, uiis causes some doubt this
evening as to whether there will be a
joint seesion of tbe commission tomor
row. satiety la Madrid
Ixisnos, Oct 80 The Madrid corres
pondent of the Standard aaya :
There is much anxiety in Madrid aa to
the result of Monday's joint sitting of
tuo peace commission, inasmuch aa
Spain accepted the Cuban articles of the
protocol only on condition of a mibee
iue nt agreement being arrived at in tlie
Philippine question, she will resist any
infringement of her rights in tbe Philip
pines without compensation.
g Terr VI here Bat trsaa
Lost this, Oct SO.-During a severe
storm lost night a small area, a bo 'it
half a mile s.iuare, around Denmark hill,
Catuberwell, London, was visited by a
cyclone. Cabs were overturned, windows
doors, lamp-posts, trees and chimneys
were blown down, and a number of
bouses were unroofed.
The contents of numerous hawkers'
stalls were carried hundreds of yards iu
uie air oy tue winu.
A lairae Catch
8ah Fkakcikco, Oct 30. The steamer
Portland arrived here today from St,
Michaels, bringing news of the arctic
whaling fleet. Tbe catch up to October
10 was one of the largest on record, rep
resenting in round numbers about II.-
000,000. Of the enormous catch, 123 k
Whales were taken by the
vessels of the Pacific ;steam Whaling
Company, eight by veesela owned by
itothblum St Co., a ud six by the William
Bay Hot Company,
Frsparlag far War
London, Oct 30. There has been the
greatest activity at Duvoupor, the site of
the largest arsenal in Great Britain, and
two of the linos t drvdocks in the world.
The government is asseui tiling an emer
gency squadron, which it is understood,
win go wuiuraiter.
The Trilby stove, ths Irfst in the mar
ket, at Stewart A Sox Hardware Co's.
Mchic M
Ii
iss Mildrca nurnieeter
Jl IU.
piano or oriran. ovate ui the
t mason touyu and techniuup. Kesiuenca
'iftb street, opposite U P cbuich.
Excellent Graham Wafers
at 0. . Bhownsll's.
Strlctlv business
French the jeweler.
Crescent Hicycle,
Hopkins brothers, agent.
Hewt Bicycle for tue uoi.ey
Will ft Stark, jewelers.
"Trilby" leads, others follow
Stewart i Sox Hardware
Cos.
A doz. first class photos, best finitb.
only ou cents at Miss lxng'a.
Seed rye for sale. Call at the Albany
N ursery or at the store of C. E. Brownell.
Crescent bicycles at Hopkins Brothers
tor only zu, f M, &i and VjO.
C H Winn, cut ticket agent. Tickets
to all points in the east.
Be sure and see the anti rut tinware at
Uopkin Bioh, will lits.a UVtiuie.
We have duelled to continne making
tne ot vent photos. Long rnoto (Jo.
For calcium carbide go to the office of
Oregon Uas Light Heating & Power Co.
A nne lot ol new cook stoves an.
ranges at Stewart & Sox's. Prices chea.
er than ever.
Bring tbe babies and get a dos. of
those cute little Diamond photos. only
ou cents at hiss JUong's.
JUon't buy an "Airtight" stove nnti
you see the '"Hickorv" anJ "Trilby
kept oy Stewart x box.
"Trilby" the most popular beating
stove on tne market at btewart & box
Hardware Co's.
The Long Photo Co. ia the leading
gallery of Albany. Every photo roadel
there is a gem of tr' Call and see fori
yourselves
Go to Verick's shaving and hair cut
ting parlors tor first class work. Hot I
i and cold baths. Clean towels to every
customer.
wben you want a choice s'eak, a nice I
roast or meat of any kind, call on Henry
JrOilen. lie keeps tbe beat.
Dis. H. E. and U. K fkn offices aoc"
residence to post office builiiitig. HpeciaJ I
attention given to diseases ot women.
The best meats of all kinds and good
treatment at tbe Albany Dressed Beet
' iv.. .'.
market, jutt djwn Second
,
and prompt aUad
ion.
Sootnina, balieg. c'tantin?, l Witt's
Witch Hum) Smite is the implacable ene
my of sores, barns and wounds. It never
fat's to cure Piles, You may rely upou it.
j. a. uummtng, ageau
Coast! patios prevents tbe bidy from rid
ing itself cf waste matt, r. De Witt's Lit-j
tie fcarly Risers will remove tbe trouble)
1 n '" L.
. eauva "".a iiraiiSK.urj,
Utlloatoe, Ir-
act re Lirar and clear the coajplei'"'
hmail, suev coated, don't gripe or c
tutossa. J . A. Comifiiag, agent.
How's rhis?
We offer One Hundred I ilUrs Re
ward for aay case of Caiarru tiiat can
not be cured tv Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J.CliE.NEY ACo.,Proi
rope.,
edo, O.
lolexlo,
ki v.
j rw ZTSLXLYli
We, tbe nnderstcmed, bave knowh F.
years, and be-
ij. lieve him perfectly honorable ia all basi-
! - " . . J . T .
dm tnnjtartiflnr and tinancLiiir a rile
to c. out any obTiiionade U
newt transactions, ana nnenaauy aoie
j their firm.
Wawr A Taxai, Wholesale DmsSlf,
Toledo O
, Wauwso, Krjtjr A Miivw, Wbole-
j " wi,?.!f ' i
" viu vmc auioi iumu.r
1. d Ml. i. rA mnA
. tuueous eurtaoe'of Use system. Price
j 75c rr bottle. Wi by ail Druggist.
X tfvvl UJUD UH $ irw.
; Hail's family fills am best.
from L. V. Hisb, in the re.iving hoa-
pjui ml JC,W York, to bis parents in Aab-
u i ; ,.:,,.
, . .
There is a lady and her daughter that
f me 10 nM! once in a while and bring
Crl,l se edablea. They live in
Brooklyn. I go up to see them once in
while. Tbe voun'g Udy is tbe bveUeet
player on tu tano I ever heard. I al-
must imagine I am in a dream wben she
attlat Ar.m n k( fl,a iann 1 sawiH w-swaal
J v xoti a descripiion ol how she fookft.
. . .... .
I tDOUQ 911 DAS CX.l ft stC K TsSaf stOd b&tT
I m nix grmoWal form. When hex
i it., x - .
( diaiuonJ ihrowin ooi rariof Or.
ue a!o wears sparklers ia her ears
which become her immensely. Her fa-
, tUer U a toUcoobn and ia always very
Kind to me. I bave taken dinner witb
them lour times now and have just re
ceived an invitation to come over again
Wednesday. Now, dear sister, don't
think I am love-eick or in love after
bave riven you each an account ot
beautiful girl. he iTonght me Una pa
per inai i am writing on. IguessUiisu
wby 1 am writing so much. 1 bad a de
licious supper this evening. I won
bother ji'U telling what it was, bat
finished off with mustard pie and cheese
witti cream puns.
K3TIC CftfPCmHEKT
Notice i hereby given that by order o
tbe court of Linn coaoty. Or., du'y made
aad entered of record, the acaersia-oed has
been duly appointee administrator of the
estate ot blixabet b Aadtrsoa, deceased
All pei-sc n havire; claims anlost said es
tate are hereby a 3 itaed and required to pre
sent tbe same witb tbe proper root bera, to
the undersigned, wilt-in months from
the date hereof, at Aibr.y, Or.
J. W. NUKKso3t, Adtn'r
WEVTHKRe-oRO a WtaTT.
Attorneys for AdminUtrator.
T OK SALE. A larm of 50 acres, level
I land, a I under fence. 30 acres :.n
cultivation. 1 acre orchard, good barn.
fair box-boa., gord wattr; .S mile from
Waterloo, 2 miles from Sodaville, 5
miles from Lebanon, Lion coaoty. Ore.,
oa coaoty road. II bought soon fSJO wil
ny it. David Rica, prop.
CITATION
fatnaCot'NTy CoraT or thb Statk or
Uksoox, roa Lisa Countt
la tbe matter of the estate of Robert
Johns, deceased.
lo Tboaat Johns, Francis Johns, Wil
ham Johns, ths eliildr-n of Martha Beck Is
deceased, the children of Mary Madiford
be children of Thomas Johns, deceased and
bechildieo of Richard Johns, deceased,
n l all others known aad uoknown interest
d in said estate, greeting:
N THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregon, you are hereby cited and required
to appear in tae County Court of the State
ot Oregon, (or tbe County of Linn, at tbe
court room thereof, at Albany, la said
county, on Saturday the.Sth day of Novem
ber. 1SJ3. at 10 o clock ia tbe forenoon of
that day, then and thereto show cause, if
any exist, why an order of litis court should
not issue directing ine sale ot toe following
described real property belonging to said
estate, lowit:
tea-inning at a point 41.10 chains East
and 73 links Noitb of the Southwest corner
ot tbe donation and claim of Geo. Cline
and wife. Notification No. 1612 aad claim
No. 84, in Township 11, South of Range
i nest ot tbe w tllaniette Meridian, Ore
iron, and running tbenre North 35 deirrees.
30 minutes Kant 19.66 chains; thence
North 67 de rees and 30 minutes East 9.20
chains; thence North 51 degree and 16
minute bast 23 chains; thnce West 53.60
chains to the center of tbe main channel of
Calipooia creek) tbnoe op said cteek fol
lowing tbe meanders thereof to a point due
North of the place of beKinning: thence
South 32.14 chains to the place ot begin
ning, containing 60.28 acres, saving anc1
excepting one half acre heretofore deeded
tou. tl llaiuht. lying on tne lalipooia
creek, and also excepting therefrom 6
acres heretofore deeded to H. F. and
Mark Hulhurti atid also 3. 40 acres hereto
fore deeded to Elisa 8. Starbuck.said above
described property be onuiug to said estate.
containing 61.38 acres lying and being in
Lino County, Oregon.
Witness, the Hon. Geo. D
Barton, Jodge of the Ccunty
Court of tbe State of Oregon,
th 8.) for the county ot Linn, with
1 t ne Sea! of said Court affJ xed,
this 6th day of September, A.
D..1B98. .
Attest: f
' Frank Crabtbs, Clerk,
By F. M. Rkdfibld, Deputy.
Palmistry or Astrology of bands
Uught.'.n p stairs, st H2-2nd street until
Nov 5th. Private hta?d readings 26 cents.
DOING GREAT WORK.
Use of Paine's Celery Compound
the Philadelphia!! W, C. A.
Tbe masmifieent building at tbe eornsrfwhat ia worse, overworry.bave been re
ef Eighteenth and Arch streets, FUila- stored to perfect health by Paine 'a celery
deJpcta.ia a monument that tells what a .com pound, that its record in tba Pbibv
g rest charity m tne Woman's Christian delpbia home baa been duplicated in
Association of the Quaker City. every large city ia U?e anion. Grateful
Tbe saperioteo dent of tbe W. C. A. testimonials of ibis character have been
home la tbe accomplished wajiui whose published time and again ia thee cot
portrait ia printed here, Mies (Catherine ami, and it is a fatt that no other reoa
Kenoedv. What she baa done and what jedy baa received a bondretb of the bear
she ia do. eg for tba benefit of other wo- jty blessings laat tba managers of public
men commands tba htghatt respect and
admiration.
In all other institutions of this kind
mora alteau m is gtyen every year to poaad, in tbe most lntelngejat, careloi
teaching tbe la wa of health and right llv-jbomee, and among tbe most tbooghtfol
ing, physics lly as well as moral) y. Tba portions ot every community, haa grown
health ot communities ia mora and more up by just tfcts sort of personal gnaran
frequently a subject ot attention from j lee, by word of mooth, fmm persans
cletgymaa sod teachers. An ailingnermade strong and well to others needing
vons man or womsa finds it mora difS-exatly tbe kind ot iuvigoration and tuo-
calllo be bopelui and cbeerlul and ood
thus well one.
Writing o tba Wells A Ricbardaonj In time of great mental strain, wben
rvimna&v. wha am iha fwnnrieLors of the other remedies oolv medd'e aad muddle.
most wonderful of all remediee for the'faine's celery compound feeds the hard-
cure of all diseases Usatanfs from tne
impairment of tha aervooa system,
Paioe's celery compoatii,MiM Keaosdy,
in the coarse of her teller . reternng lo
tba use of Paine'a celery compound
among tba members of tba W. C. A.,
ears tnat "tbosw who bave been taking It
feel greatly benefitted, and desire to eon-
tiane tba nas of it. N many women
tua down in nealtn by ovar work, or
"THE
Cbildrens Rubber?, .2": yer pair.
Misses
I adies
Mens
P. S. Shotsnd Undersar'and liosery.
For bargains in
Ladies and
Gent's Gold
Watches see
French the
Jeweler.
( fMu
Silver plate Oat wean."
Tie '
trade
mark
184.7
Rogers
Bros."
oa spoons, forks, etc., is a guar
antee of quality the world over,
TJ prefix 1847 insures the gea
uine Rogers quality.
Wh en you hearreoDlo talk
ing about fine gaharies, etc.
remember that
has the larcest Jens in town,
and consequently can make
pictures of btbies quicker
than any other gallery. Also
his west light will permit la
ter work of evenirps than
any otner place. A great
many other advantaeea which
you must try n order real
ize.
The Big, Popular
Gallery,
First Street Albany
K. O. T. M.
every Saturday eveninfi at X. O. T.
hail. Vtsttinir Nntebta inviled.
W. A. Ooi, Commander.
C"MRL WANTED. To assist in een
Teral housework, one who can aleen
at home preferred. Apply at the college
boarding club 5th and Broadalbin.
J VR RENT. 11 o se until March' 1st
for only $10. Call on U W Harris.
Combination Barber Shop,
lean shavinghaircutting, or aham-
poo. Kice clean porcelain Daws.
vaear navaua cigars.
institutions have openly
accorded to
fame a celery compound .
Tne widespread use ol Paine a
mg up that Paine'a ce'.ery compound
gives.
-pressed nerves
f Pine:s celery com poond puiSea tbe
blood of all bad humors, and cores tbe
many ailments ;rom toiaiamuar casaa
j A wast proportion of all diseases are
preventable Paioe's celery compound
u universally prescribed by medical men
to atop tbe order of progress of disorders.
-doe to poor Hood and t-ealy noaruited
nerves.
I
FAIR."
.3Ce "
.S5c "
.50c -
J. A. Weaver.
AT
1SILL & ST UK'S.
Also a fine line of
Watches,
Clocks,
Rings
and many Novelties
Wholesale ft Retail
DHUGBISTo AND B35E51USL
sXBaKV, ORSGOK
Pare Dross and tbe finest and La-tea
Stock of Stationary and Books
In the Market.
LA DI KRojarTeiTcleai theccn
pleura . it acts on the blood, stomscb
ivt and kidneys and its a ttreoitttenins
tonic tbrUie wlilo system. ..Majfaolia
Eloaaotns cures all kinds of dica3se pecul
.ar to -voman. K Bruckmaa.
General agea
FOUND. A pair of spectacles, near
the Combination Barber Shop. Call
for tbem at the Democrat office.
EXECUTRIX KOTICE
Notice i hereby siven that ths nnder
ligoed has been doty arpointed executrix
oi the estate of Matthiaa L. latton. de
raw, -j w w-imj vourt oi una voon
ty, Oregon. All persona having claim
against saia estate are Hereby notia-d and
required to preeeut the same to me with
the proper vouchers at tbe law office of VV.
K. Bilyeu, in Alhaay, Orenon, within six
months from the date hereof.
Dated this 21st day of tietober. 1S9S.
Emh.t Pattos.
TREASURER'S NOUCE KO 4
Notice is hereby given that funds ais
on hand tc pay city warrants Kos 504
to Inclusive ol the issue of 1S8T. tn
tereet on said warrants wiil cease with the
date ot thia notice.
Albany Or. Oct 31 ,1898.
K. A. P asm.
Treatrust
jsss .--. H . . aaaa
'"Miiimii fii in uss-
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TEAMS OR 5105EY WANTED I
, , jve good oat and wheat atraw,
P1. ? tbe city, for tale, wheat at
3.00 and oats at $4.00 per ton. Farther,
if any teamster will do me good plowing
for biled straw I will allows tbem $1.25
par acre. Alvix J. Cahotbem.
Notice.
Whereas ,my wife, Francis E. Hind
man, left me without just cause, do not
trust her on my account, as 1 will not be
responsible for any debts she may con
tract after tnia date.
i. M. W. Hi.TbKA.
ANTED.
To rent 150 or 200 acres
v of pasture
Pfeiffer, AlUny.
land. Address F. Ii.
CASH PAID. For poultry of all
kinds at the old stand at Bhedd.
F. G. Powkb.
BOARDERS. Several more at Mr
. A. Parkers wanted.
FOB SALE. 40 acres of railroad land
6 miles from Scio, partly cultivated.
Price for contract, $100.
'i he new and
slu:;u hand store
W. L. Bi-oustsin. Proprietor.
DEALER in all kinds of new and sec
ond band goods, furniture, stoves, Un-
and hardware, etc Goods booebt. sold,
exchanged. Highest cash price far bides.
pelts and furs. All kinds ot juna Dougnt.
rarnan iock,dxi to tseam a.
HFERT BIC1CU MA1IH5
4ND
I HORSE SHOEING.
Second t-treet between Ferry and
Broadalbin Street.
MILLER A STEW ARr.
Prof. A. STARK
Of v ttt v fcutta.
Optical Specialist
Graduate of the Chicago O-thabni
OoHege.
Ia prepared to eszjnwe seieati&cai
and aocorately, by tbe latest aad impro!
sjetbod of motiera science, any who dt
tire to bare utaz eyes uxaeu.
Cuaica Uiock ALvaaT.uaaso.
HONG WAH TOXG CO., Second St
sear Lyon street. Albany, oeiis jtit
neee medicine, Chinee rice. Chinese
tea and nit oil.
flonev to Loan.
We bave a block of $40,000 to loan oa,
good farms ia Ltna aad adjoining count
ies. II yaw have good security and perteel
title, we caa faniuh yon the coin wilaoaf.
ieiay, aa we maae oar own eia-jatosio4
"ecority.
Call or as or write
S. N. 5rssiaa- v
Albany, Orageai
H. F. nerrill
lnsuraace aad Coilectioa Agent Koce)
to loan, warrants bought OSce ia the
DaxocaAT boildiar-
LINN CO- ABSTRACT CGMPANi
OScea, BaaK of Oregon ttaildtaa.
On'y set of Abstracts of Lisa Ccaary .
Complete set of maps aad p-ats
ABHIKISTRATGS-S KOTICE
To all persmts interested in the estate cf
W iliiam kinder. dceaed:
All persons in teres td ia tbe estate of
William Kinder, ecaased, are hereby ao
tiSed that tbe ondtrsigaed elevator of said
estate has filed tia ftsal aecocat ttiereia ia
the Cooaty Court of Lien county, Oregoa,
aad that said cocrt ba set Monday the 5th
day of December, 1SSS, at, the bear oil
o'clock p. q., of said day, aa tke. tine of
bearing aad settiinc all obecieaw to said
accooDt. therefore ail persona interest ed
ban air otjectioa to said afcovat are here
by notified aad req-wed to ie tbe same in
said cocrt va i betore said above men
tioned date.
Dated U.U Sskday of O-c-ber.
W. B. KtSDUL.
Ex ecu toe of said evute.
GOOD INSURANCE OB
HONE.
If yon srant nothing for voor money
ret Belief," but it yon ant
"EeMls mm?
have your property Lasnred by tba lead
ins; agent of Albany, in companies that
bave bea in business for years, and that
nave money to bark their obligations.
Yon cannot get a cood article of say
kind for nothing, and when too want in
surance get "Insuraiice" and not "Re
lief." M. SENDERS.
"Insurance, Hay, Grain aad Wool
h Julius
WW Gradwohl 3
s Dealer in - g
Hardware, Crockery, tilass-
y ware, Groceries and a.1 (roods
T kept is country stores. a
kept is country stores.
: WILL 2
SELL GOODS jf
FOR CASH 3
As Low as Anybody. 3
Country produce and eggs
taken in exebaaga
for gooous.
giiuuiiumcimuiiu Junius
OliYer Plows se? Mca
j:0iS.-l:
3R0., Ageats,
aJjfcuy, Oregoa
viiver gav toe wosHI tne chilled plow
And Una saveu oiorw a.MBy
to the laruier of America
than any other iair,leuienl ever proaucea
Uenuine Oliver chilled are tbe best ea
earth. Tbe Oliver is a promoter of bappi
ness on tbe farm, and the dealer who sella
it knows fce is handling tbe best. Look
out f'jr imm'tationa and touch nothing bo
the aenuine goods, made caly fce' Oliys
Chilled plow works. South Beed.1i d t
& A.
STREET RAILWAY KOTICE.
The motor on tbe Albany Street Railwai
will connect prompty with all trains to ar"
trom tne aepot, aay and nigbt.;
Special trips wilt be made at sped
rates.
R. Moorx,, Conduct or.