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ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
J. Joseph. Proprietor.
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Thomas Brink's
Lately. He has one of the finest stocks of Furni -ture
in the valley.
He has added Babv Buggies to h s stock.
Just call iu and you will find that his prices are the
Seventh Annual Session.
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Albany.
W R Bilyeu, Foehay & Mason block.
J RN Blackburn, P O block.
U Bryant, P O block.
Anderson Cannon, PO block.
J N Duncan, P O block.
T P Hackleman, Pearoe block.
Judge H H Hewitt, P O block.
N B Humphrey.
Kelly & Curl, bank building.
L H Motanve, Pearce bloc.
J C Powell, P O block.
C E Sox, P O block.
L L Mtion, Bank building.
H 0 WaUon, bank building.
Weatherford & Wyatt. Baok building.
Whitney & Newport, Cuaick block .
Q W Wright, PO block.
Lebanon.
8 M Garland.
Brownsville.
A A Tossing.
Scio.
TJ Wilson.
EXECUTORS SALE-
In lha rtnntv ennrt of the stats of Ore
eon. for Linn county. In the matter of
the ea'ate of Olney Fry, Sr., deceased.
I. Olney Fry, the duly appointed, qual
ified and acting executor of tbe last wil
and testament and codicil of Olney Fry
Sr., deceased, hereby give notice that par
mat loan order issned out of said cour
on the 8tb day of September. 1898. I wil
sell at public auction at tbe court bouse
door, in H limn v. Linn Count V. Oregon, to
tha highest bidder, on Saturday. October
22, 1898. at 1 o'clock p. m. the following
described property, towit :
40 acres described as fohows, towit: The
Southwest quarter of tbe N.E. quarter o
Section 28, Townsbio 11. S. of R. 3, W of
tbe Willamette meridian. Terms of sale
cash.
Olnet Fbt, Jb...
Blackbcbn & Dtjhcan, Executor.
Attorney. '
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is berebj. given that th under
signed, executor of he estate of Olney Fry
Sr., deceased, ba filed his fioal account of
said esta'e, with tbe clerk of the connty
court of Linn county. Or., and the county
court ba fixed the 8th day of November,
1893, at 1 p. m., to beat objections if any,
- and to settle) said account and estate.
Dated Kept. 28, 1898.
Olskt Fbt, Jr.
Blacebub k Dckcas, Executor.
Attorney
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
NOTICE 13 HER3BY GIVEN THAT
tbe undersigned has been, by tbe County
court, of Linn Co.. and State of ' regon,
dulv appointed administrator of the estate
of Qova S. Stayton, deceased, late of Linn
county, Oregon. All oersons having claims
asaiat said estate are berehy required to
present them to tbe undersigned within
six months horn this date at my office in
Lyons. Oregon.
Da ed this tbe 7lh dav of October. 1893.
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SHERIFF SALE
By virtue of an execction duly issue
but of the Circuit Courtt of the state ot Or
egon for tbe County of Polk to me delivered
and dated on September 17th, 1S98, in a
certain suit in said court whet em K. E
Allen was plaintiff and J. E. Miller and
Emma Miller were defendants in which
raid suit the said F. E- Allen as plaintiff
recovered a judgment against tbe said de
fendants J. E. and Emma B. Mi'ler on tbe
6th day of December, 1897, for tbe sum of
8l 80 with interest thereon at tbe ml of
8 per cent per aunnm from the date of said
judgment, and the costs aad disbursements
tntroin taxed at $13.00. ordering, adiud?
ng and decreeing that that the real prop
erty attached in said cause, to wit:
Lota four 14) and five (5) in block two
(2 in Allen and Hawkins' addition to tbe
city of Ajbany, Linn county, Oreiron, be
sold to satisfy said judgment and all costs;
therefore notice is hereby given that I will
on Saturday.' the 5th day of November,
189S. at tbe hour of 1 o'clock d . m. of said
dav. at the front door of the Court House.
in A!hany, Linn county. Oregon, offer for
sale at noblic anction. subiect to redempt
ion according to law. to the highest bidder
for rah in band all the right, title and in
term of the witbin named defendaoU or
pit her of them had in or to tbe above de
scribed premises or any part thereof to sat
isfy raid indsment. costs ana accruing
cots therein.
Dated this 4th day of October. 1898.
I. A. MnsMRS,
Sheriff of Linn county, Oregon,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the underpinned was on tbe 26th day of
Anirust. 1898. duly appointed admimslra
tor wits the will annexed, by the Coanty
Court of Linu Coontv, Oregon.of the estate
of Alelissa A. Borkhart, deceased, late of
aid county and state. All persons baviLg
claims atrainst said deceased are required
to present the same to the undersigned duly
verified, wilbtn six montns rrom mis aaie
at Albany Oreiron.
This tbe 25th day of August, 1893.
R. L. BCKKHABT.
Administrator with tbe will annexed.
Wkathkbford & Wyatt,
Attorneys.
ojHismnv; or n
NOTICE H HEREBY GIVEN THAT
be nnderniened has been daly appointed
by tbe County Court of tbe state of Ore
gon for Linn tJoumy, administratrix ol the
estate of Clarence Stockton, deceased. All
persons having claims asainst said estate
re hereby repuired H present tbe same to
op, proper!) verified as by law required,
at mv home near Oakrille, Oregon, or at
tbe office of H. tt. Hewitt and C. E Sox in
Albany, Oregon, within six months Irom
tbe date hereof.
Dated August 29th, 1898.
A maud Stocktom,
Administratrix of tbe estate of Clarence
Stockton, decased.
a. H Heyitt k C. E Sox,
Attorneys for Administratrix.
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Life on u Floating Farm
Many of the islands ot the Mississippi
river are known to be constantly alter
ing their portions, bnt the moat restless
ot them, and perhaps the most reruarka
ble island in. the world is Arsenal island,
now of Illinois, but sorretimes of Mis
souri. Besides its journeys up and down
the river, the island occas'iouly takes a
trip across the deep water channel, con
sequently shitting from the Missouri to
the Illlno's shore
Major Thomas H. llamlbury of the
corps of the United Stales engineers be
l'eves that Arsenal island will eventu
ally become a part of Missouri territory
and says its constant movement is easily
explained. The dirt on its upper end
wtt8L.es away under the force of the ri
ver current, and accretions format the
lower end.
Arsenal island has alo been known as
Quarantine island. Both names indicate
the use in which it was put beteen 1350
and 1867, when a quarantine station ar.d
the United States arsenal were main
tained there. But Arsenal island is the
official name, and is used in all land
grants and deeds that have been wade
with reference to it.
The island is the property of J S Puts- j
field of Illincie, but is Itr.ftd by Joseph
K Jobin, who lives upon it. Bis house
is in the midst ol a pretty grove of wil
lows, elm, sycamore and cottonwoods at
the upper end of the island. It is a
modest little 1-story building with five
rooms, which ate clean andcomiortable.
It is surrounded by storage houses and
poultry yards. Stretching away from
the grove are many fertile acres of land,
which are in an excellent state of culti
vation. The propiietor told a reporter
of the Si Louis Poat-Dirpatrh that
his hope is to convert the place
into a stock ranch Since he
landed there, in 1 be says
that more than 50 acn & uavebeen wash
ed away from its upper end, and fully as
many acres have been added to its low
er end.
Since lS53,Arsscal island moved south
ward 8000 feet,
A Neat Thing.
The Democrat has received from La
Grande a neat Utile scheme for adver
tising that place. Gotten op by the
Commercial Club o( that plac. Uere is
a description of it :
Un tbe outside a small bottle is fatten
ed with a ribbon, containing a sample
of the sugar from the factory . Inside
are a few pages of terselv told facts
about tbe factory which are interest
ing.
'The factory and ba ldtngi cover an SO
acre tract of land, and the actual cash
outlay for buildings, machinery and
aronndsareputdownat $500,000. One
hundred skilled workmen are employed
in the factory, and from 1000 to 2000
people are engaged in producing beets.
Tha wood consumed yearly amounts to
8000 cords, and 20u0 tons of lime are
nsed. The beet crop, which is baudltd
in 100 days, amounts to 23,333 wagon
loads of IK tons each, and tbe factory
pays out tor beets and labor annually in
tbe neighborhood of $200,000. This
looks like a good thing for any town or
community, bnt the figures are not ex
hausted yet. Tbe pulp from tbe beets
turned into sngar is sufficient to fatten
15,000 head ot cattle, or 20,000 bead of
sheep, and they say it is good for that
business,
I'Le bfcet sugar factory is simply the
result of industry and enterprise on the
part of the pnblic spirited people of La
Grande. Probably those whu are selling
their land at advanced prices because of
tbe coming of the factory are among
those who did the least to secure the en
terprise for tbe Grande Ronde valley ."
''In Hawaii.' said the man who w
occupying tbe greater part of two seats.
'the women have hogs for pets."
"In the United States," said the wo
man wbo was hangicg on to a strap, ap
parently speaking to the woman next to
her, "tbe women marry boge."
Immediately thereafter three men got
up and made believe tbat tbey really
preferred to stand. Chicago Fo-t.
Magistrate What ia tl.e charge sv
gainst this man, officer?
Policeman Op?nin' a saloon at 3 o'
clock in tbe marnin'.Yar Honor.
Magistrate Where is his saloon?
Polieceman He ain't got none, Yar
Bonor, It was Casey's saloon be was op
enin wida jimmy. Brooklyn Life.
His Mother Why, Mary, what's tbe
matter with tbat child?
Mary Sure, ma'am, he's been cryin'
all the way Lome because U.e man as
tells fruit told bim he never kept star
spangled bananas. Truth.
It IP said tbat Howard Gould has ot ly
$5,000,000 left. Ah ! to wbat length will
people not go far love 'Cleveland Lead
er.
MARRIED.
PARKER BLATCHFOKD. At the
home of the bride's parents, adjoining
tne larm oi tne groom, Air. Moses
Parker, on Thursday noon, Oct. 27,
1898, Mr. Wm, Parker and Miss Ella
Blatchford, two of Linn county's best
young people. Thejr have the best
wishes of a host of friends.
BILYEU S HELTON. On Wednesday
evening. October 26, 1898, at tho Ex
change hotel, in Albany, by Rev. Mc
Killop. Mr. J. W. Bilyeu and Miss
Emma C. Shelton.bothof Linn county.
OUR CAPACITY
- - . ncqualcd
In the Valley.
OUK W0R&
la Unsurpa..eu
In Oregon.
Vii have the best stock tt
ItH
Sttluut from and our prices
eo alwavs the lowest, quality
c MiKKierea
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ScTeUanITra1a itrVobtaltxvl and si Pat,
i ent banln conducted fur Moderate Pres. i
; PndmolM,drawlngorphoto. WeadrlMl'
i pateDtabl. frca of charn. Onr tnx not dno tll'
patent iscnrrt. A Pamphlet llow to Ob-;
Mil Patanta." with coat of same la tha U. B.,
aad foreign cmuiriea ast free. ilursss, i
i a a. snow & co. f
0. atNT Ornet, WaeMtnoTOSJ, D. C.f
Jby..'' - - ciy
anal jaat m
quickly m roiible. We need it in our
Pacific coast business. It will bring ua
a little nearer the center of trade la the
matter i f p Ires.
Hie price of pork in Albany and Chi
chi'o Is about the same. That is one
in that sometimes beats the big
freight rates by having a lo;al market
that does something itself
Social bosses are no more desirable in
a community than political bosses. It
is always pleasing to the masses to see
them set down on .
Some one has figured out that it costs
half as much to run the battleship OreK
on a year as it does the state ol Oregon.
The lact is an interesting one. And yet
it costs too much to run Oregon, and
tiieie is a great deal of extravagance.
A terrible frost has struck iheRosevelt
boom back in New York state. The
chances are that Mr. Rough Rider will
get o terrible set back. Mr. Roreelt Is
all right as a rougb rider but when it
comes to running for the governship of a
big state.why.he had better stay at home
and study military tactics.
On November 15 a successor of Joe
Simon will be elected in Portland The
event will bt one of cansideiable impor
tun -e in Oregon politics. A Multnomah
ei-naiorahip is often a stepping stone to
urn. thing greater and is in itself some
thiag. Through it a man has a chance
of rising to be a boea.
The price of bicycles is to tumble the
coming year so much that tbe thnd will
be heard. It will be possible to ride a
bicycle without paying a fortune for
the vehicle. The Democrat remembers
when a good wheel cost $150. Now an
excellent wheel will be leas than one
third that amount.
From tbe Singapore Free Press .
One of the vital elements of tbe situa
tion is tbe attitude ot the Philippine peo
ple. It would reqnire a bloody civil war
to subject them again, it that ever could
be done, to tbe horrors of tbe dominion
of tbe religion fraternities, in whose
hands tbe entire Spanish civil power was
as clay. It Is inconceivable that Amen
can arms, or the arms of any other
foreign power, would be osrd to reduce
tbe Filipinos to their fornrer intolerable
tervitude.
Tbe New York Journal baa bad for
some time men working throughout tbe
city obtaining a poll of the voers in
ih:!r pretrence tor the gubernatorial ran
didates. Tne Jouroal presents an exba
nstivs review of their work with figm
of tbe vote gathered, showing tbat, at tbe
ratio ot tbe vote polled by tbe Journal's
canvassers. aa Wrck w.ll have a
plurality in Ihe city of New York of E5,
000. Oo this basis, the Journal claims.
ba will carrv the state by 53.000.
Tbe war clond In Europe is rather a
dark one, but there is no certainty that
it will burst. It should not burst Wi th
the least reason at a t and a spirit cf
compromise the differences between Erg-
land and France should be adjusted with
out an v bloodshed. Fhis is an age when
nations like people should settle their
little troubles without resorting to
brutal course to secure justice.
It is reported that William Watford
Astor wbils in London where he reside
considerably won $25,000 by betting tbat
twerty seven people could din without
crowding themslve around a California
tree. Though somewhat of a blarsteJ
Englishman we am glad to tee bim land
up lor something American if only ocr
big trees.
Lord Rosebery's Epsom Speech.
In recent years there bss ben a dis
position to encroach and infringe on the
righ's of England in various parts of the
world in a way which ia not gratifying
to Englishmen, and which is not calcn
lated to promote cordial relations with
other powers. If tbe nations of tbs
world are under tbe impression tbat tbe
ancient spirit ot Great Britain ia dead
or tbat rr resources are weakened, or
her population ttes determined than ever
to maintain the rights and honor of its
flag, they make a mistake which ran only
end in a disastrous conflagration.
Joseph Simon's candidate for county
judge in Multnomah county was defeat
ei last jane, uot Joseph, bimon was
not that easily beaten. He has jus bad
a law passed and it will go into effect on
November l.takingaway from the coun
ty judge of Multnomah county all bis
power as judge of tbe county court and
after tbe first of November heai.lnot
sit with tha county court of Multnomah
county at all. In Multnomah county
the county court wi'.l hereafter consist of
three commissioners and no judge. One
of tbe commissioners will act as judge.
Tbs governor bas already appointed tbe
extra county commissioner Mr. H. C
Smith. Tbe new county judge can suck
his thumbs for pastime between bearing
probate matters. Journal.
On October 13;h tbe Indianapolis Sen
tinel said : Not a single republican pa
per in Indiana, it in the United States,
is arguing in favor of the retirement of
the greenbacks. Not a single republican
orator is advocating tbat proposition on
the stump. And yet tbe republican
party ia committed to that measure by
the declarations of tbe President and the
Secretary of tha Treasury and by the
terms of the Bill reportrd to tbe Houi-e
by tbe committee on banking and cur
rency, to which, according to Mr. II. U.
Hanna, whose truthfullness no or.e who
knows him will question, 150 republican
members of congress stand tolly com
mitted . Why don't tbs republican can
didates and speakers who are now be
fore the people discuss this very import
j ant question?
Portland is now In a very bad fix. It;
is bead over heels and heels over head
in debt. It Is as much in debt as tbe
kernel is in the shell. There isn't much
in Portland but debt nowadays. The
city has been bonded and rebonded until
it Is a city of bonds, bounden for life.
It Is In ss sweet a tlx as a fly in molass
es. For years the policy ol tbe city has
been a vicious one, like that of a good
many other cities, bonding itself for
everything in sight. Tbe result Is that
it is now in a fix that it doesn't know
how to get out of . A splendid city
with unsurpassed resources it has al
lowed tbe bosses to swamp it. It is said
that only five per cent of the men who
'go Into bnslness succeed. It Is an inter
estlng fsct that none of the five per cent
are hired to rnn big citles.bnt tbe worst
part ot the 05 per cent. How can any
other result be expected. The men are
in office for tbe fat salaries and ex
clusively their own gain, as much so as
' the rat ia when he gets in tbe flour bar
I rel. It is time tne people said aometbing
and called a bait. Portland ought to be
I a good city to start in.
SATURDAY WIGHT THOUGHTS.
Du.ing the week the trial department
of tbs circuit court has been In session,
with a very small docket. The Demo
crat remembers the time when the
docket was twice as long as the two de
partments combined. It is not certain
though whether there was more money .
in the buhlneat. thnirnh it is possible,
The cLaracier of tha letal business here ,
has probably changed somewhat. Civ
illy there were only three cases tried,
these were of verv interesting character
but involving little money. Criminally
there has been no trial One man plead
guutv and was sentenced to two years
for stealing two horses, and another man
was fined for assault and battery and is
to be tried for permitting minors to
loiter around bis saloon. Our people
are evidently a pretty lawabiding class.
Tbey will have to put mora contention
into their lives if they would sea the
docket grow.
A local shooting affray is one to be re
gretted, is tbe case will ome up for
trial tbe Dkmocrit will not say anything
to affect the netting ot a jury. Such
affairs always contain much food for re
flection and topics for sermon.
Daring the week In our own state
there has been an Indian uprising that
has caused much excitement in tbe
beighborhood where it has occurred,
far enough away from this valley to in
terest ns only generallv. We had hoped
that Oregon was above such things.
Since the Modoc war in the lava beds in
the southeastern part of the state there
has not been much trouble inside our
borders. Tbs Indians will he pnt down,
and if they keep up such conduct it will
be only a short time when tbeie will be
none of them to have a disturbance
with.
Some people thins tbat a man wbo
joins tbe army eboold never kick, tbat
he should submit to all tbe indignities
offered, in fact tbat be has no rights at
all. Well, the Democrat looks at it diU
f-n otty. A soldier baa as much right
to kick as anybody if he bas a cause for
It, and whether it does any good or not
to him personalis it lets the pnblic
know bow things are being run. Now
adays a aood many officers ar being ap
pointed on account of a political pull, and
it is only right tbat they should be
shown np if overbearing or incompetent.
Tne United States iow has Spain by
tbe borns oo tbe Cuban question, and
will soon have ber as much so on tbe
Philippine question and then tbe treaty
will be signed. Spain bss been in a
very nervous condition about the great
lots tbat she is about to sustain, hence
has shown some spirit, aad bas en
d's rored to make a showing as a nation,
putting ber peacock fealbtre on for tbe
occasion, but sb will be ready O tase
them offsjoo.wbenshe wilt bre a great
dal more re feci for Mr Hoy, at abe call
Uncle Sam. Tbe solar phrens blow al
teady alven will be charged to one in tbe
temple if she does not quietly submit to
the inevitable.
While we have been Laving gloiiou
tall weather in the state of Oregon, Wil
lamette valley, back east tbere bav
been storms and storm, swiftly flying.
boisterous, wire tearing st'rois, from
all directions and in all shapes, blixxard.
straight and vertical, tbe kiods tbat
chill tbe booes and Ell tbe heart with
wee. ibeee things help ns to keep np
our spirits, not that we like to have
eastern people suffer, but tbat we
proud of onr delightful winter wca'.ber,
comparatively considered.
It bas been a great pleasure for the
people ol Or goo generally to gather up
presents for tbe boys at Manila, things
tbat will fit. tbeir beaila lib joy when
tbey receive them in that oriental conn
try. It is well not to forget that tbeir
Cnristmas will n-t be like tbe eastern
Christmas with its snow and cold weath
er nor like the Oregon Christmas with
its mist anc rain and mild climate, but
it wiil be at about tbe hottest time ot
tbe year when tbe tropical son will
beat fiercely and tbe perspiration will
predominate- Refreshing fruits and
things like that will be the more accept
able.
The Portland pepere bavs been ful
this week teJinc how tbat city bas no
money, dos to the discovery ot tbe fact
tbat tbe city has a new cbarter with
some live provisions against runniog in
debt in it. Portland is now reaping the
harvest of wild oats it has been to (ring
for years in iu rotten administration.
Albany conticuea to have no per
boose and as the entertaining season
cmee we see more tbe need of a xlace
tor public entertainment. Let as get a
move OA os.
Ilis altoge ther too soon to say tbat the
investigation of the army adminst ration
wil! turn ont vi'uelees. says Harper's
Vrkly. There are some officers ot vol
unteer who apparently ar. too grateful
or there commissions, but tbeir ignor
ance or blindness cannot possibly over
come the effects of authentic stories of
hardships, cruelty, indifference, and in
capacity which have come to ns from
officers of tbe line and from tbe men.
General F. V Green struck it right the
other day in bis testimony when be said
that tne army was organised for pesos
and could not move in an emergency.
To sum np, I hold that we violate our
solemn declaration if we retain tbe Phil
Ippines, either under fu.l sovereignty or
nnder a protectorate.
2. That even if we violated no faith,
tbeir incornpotation into the body of our
territory is a step pointing directly to a
central government with absolute power.
3. That no just argument can show the
material gain ot such an acquisition.
Donald Caffery.
It is reported tbat a daily paper pub
lished In this city wants a $20,000 guar
antee fund from the business men to
produce a special edition on New Year's
day. The Portland public never tires of
furnishing gnarautee funds. A news
psper ought ot stand on its own merits
and not annually ask for public contri
butions to help It on. Portland Chron
icle. It might be well if Ilobjon would de
(er raising any more ships until the
peace commissioners have finished their
labors, otherwise Sagasta will further
com plica t matters bv putting in a
claim for tha shins. Nashville f Tonn.l
American.
The Rochester clergyman who presen
ilis shonlder out of joint couldn't havs
been a very muscular Christian. Bcffa
lo Kxpiess. .
If you want a Rood and cleei
uoke buy cmars made bv nur Al
hany cig.ar factory.
MISFITS.
Oregon ia now being run without a
railioad commission and a board of equal
ization, two boards full of knots we are
glad to ses thrown asid.
Having a $15,000 damage suit on hand
the Corvallis & Eastern Is decidedly In
the swim and can now pnt on as much
? tbe 'miner with Its damage
suits.
Astoria is a very lively place, A few
days ago a couple of members of a jury
there had a regular fist fight over the
case in tbe jury room, and tbe row was
almost general so much feeling was en
gendered over the matter.
Dr. D. M Jones, a member of the ea
islatnre, does not believe in "appendi
citis." He save it had a great run in
Linn county but bas now gone out of
tavor. For awhile nearly everything
people had was resolved into appendici
tis. Journal.
This from the Telegram soonds fishy:
Tbe steepest sidewalk in Portland op
which a bicyclist baa been known to
pedal is situated on Hamilton avenue,
itist below Hamilton Heights junction.
This block rises some 400 feet in a length
of 200. Al Mslone, now in Alaska, was
seen to work his war np on this steep in
cline, but no one bas ever dared attempt
ing to ride down.
Tbe state legislature wanted to show
its economy by doing away with the
railroad commission, but U slopped over
by establishing an office that wilt be
assailed as earnestly, that of state fish
and game roa missioners. at a salarv of
$2,500 a year and $1,700 for traveling ex
penies, wun power to appoint three
deputies.
Tbe Telegram says the state fair should
be beld in Portland if it would be a
success. This is probably a fact though
it is not very pleasant to see that city
get tbe whole shooting match. Certain
ly it is a fact that there will have to be a
mat rial change in the program or it
might as well close up shoo. If Port
land geU it it should be with the dis
Unct agreement that it will not call on
tbe state for aid.
Foot Balu A game of toot ball will
be played in Albany on Saturday Nov
5tb, between Albany College and the "
A. . a. practice game lor the la
The Albany oys are practicing . ry
evening tue positions tbouyl .i.ve
not all been ettled upon. Tbe .u ie
a light one, but very wirey. s . while
they will not be equal to a can team
like ue u. A. U. tbey wi l iter enough
re i. tance to make it iuWieLi,g far the
farmers.
-ri . .
ids ex railroad commissioners ate
telling tbe people bow much they mis
ted in doiog away with the railroad
commission. They aem to lake it vvrv
much to heart. It is plain though that
tbey would like to see the coming legis
lator estaousn some kind ol a com mi
ion for them, and it is evidently a job
tbey ish. Now that the commission is
gooe it may be remarked that there was
no one thing that put them more in dis-
tavor with the people than the silly ion
keting expeditions tbey made over tb.
stale drinking me railroad companies'
wioee in their special cats and hobnob
bing with tbe officials as if tbeir inter
ests were tbe same.
Again a long fe't went is to be filled in
Portland by the starting ot another daily
backed by sumcieot capital. Tbere Is
evidently a vacant place in tbe bone
yard And yet s-jute day lhr will be
another big daily started in Portland
that will pay. The right man at the
bea4 will make it go. Portland ia now
Iarg enough 1 r iao good dahiea ot met
ropolitan tbatenp.
Oregonians will do weK to stand in
with Binger Hermann, for it has been
estimated by the department at Wash
ington tbat ia case the Philippine islands
am aonexeo to toe coiled Mates, to
gether with fort Rico and the Ladmocs,
Mr. Hermann, at commissioner of tte
general land office, wilt have 3100 ap
jw oune-Dis at a is disposal .
Tbe president has proclaimed Thurs
day, Nov. 24 as a day for thanksgiving
and this will in doe time be endorsed by
Uregno s Lord. The optimist this year
una many tmngt to tejoic oyer.
Ethel Livingstone, an inmate of tbe
girls home at Portland, bas rnn away,
and as tbe Telegram aas she is a error,
we give notice to the public to get their
snot guns sod look out for the little anrl
wbrn she arrive down the valley, U she
aoau get as lar as Albaay.
a tares year old cc tid in tsalem was
run over by a careless bievde rider.
Every city bas its fool riders who haven't
sense enough to ride in a decent wav.
Someoftbem should be jerked "bald
headed" off their wheels and kent off.
so that respectable riders wilt not hare
to be criticised for their recklesenefcs.
Tbe Linn County Republican says:
The election of Joseph Simon as sens
tor has rent in twain tbe republican
party of this state. No man lives who
can bridge the chasm. The gulf is wide
deep and dark.and no compromise or di
plomacy can untie tbe shattered rank, or
again cement a 'pretended oaion'that 'or
years has lived a living lie." This is the
opinion of msoy other republican news
papers sod thousand of members of the
r. o. p.. even if they don't express them
selves in pnblic. Jacksonville Times.
Pat Donsn secured the National Ede
torial Assoc,. lion for Portland neit vear
txTui aiiKu us loiiuaiog is!
part:
"In climate, Oregon is a realised
dream of paradise. All last winter, while
whiskey was freesing from Dakota to
aiaine, tne grass in Portland was as
green as May, lawnmowers were running,
too nowers were niooming every wnere.
And all this summer, while von people
East have been picking baked apples
and pbtotoes out of your gardeus, and
catching boiled catfish out ot your lakes
irvui juur .rora, uiggiDg roasiea turnina
and streams, ws thrice-blessed Oregon
isns hsve worn winter flannels and stent
undernesth double blankets."
The soouer a cnugh or cold is cured with
ont barm to tbe sufferer the better. Lin
gering colds are dengerous. Hacking
cough is distrosaing One Minute Cough
Cure quickly cures it Why suffer when
such a cough cure is within reach? It is
pluant to the taste. I . A. Cummins.
agent.
When tou ask for De Witt's Witrk IT..
rel Salve don't aoceDt a cnuntarf.it nr i.
itatlon. There are more cases of Piles be
ing cureo. uy tnis, than nil others com
omen. j. a. summing, agent.
In order to raise revenus to run the
city oi rortiand the council will licence
everytning in sight. This will not be
very good recom medal ion for the city.
Del Norte, the world's greatest gnide
lens pacer wsb to pace in Portland this
afternoon.
Much in Little
Is especially true of Hood's pills, for no medt.
clue ever contained so great curative power tn
so small space. They are a whole medicine
Hood's
chest, always ready, al- aa-av
ways efficient, always sat- I Ca9 I I as.
Isrnctory; prevent a cold y"' III
or fever, cure aU liver Uls,
sick headache. Jaundice, constipation, etc. Jrjc.
Ihe only rills to take with Ilood'i sarsaparUla.
TELEGRAPHIC
Tne lad Ua Tra.ble
Baeeb Cmr.Or..Oet. 2 a i,.t.
E!T ae from Canyon City states that
Columbia Joe and nine warriors came
into Pra no City today and informed the
citizens that that there would ba nr.
more bloodshed.
Dr. Ashford. of
i to a summons from Cummings creek.
.l .r" " yetteruay s cattle between
i ie wnites and the Indians, in which
ueorge clottings and several Indians
were Killed, to attend several redskins,
.three of them will die. making the total
number killed seven. Great excitement
prevails.
A Big rr.pa.a
nr ... .
, " iutun, vet. me acme
"recking tympany, ot San Francisco,
naa made a request upon the navy de
partment for authority to rice the bat
tle snip Maine. If the government
"""""e snip alter she reaches tbe u
D theCOniDanv will nrt tn ha, r.ni,l
aalvage money through condemnatory
hwwuiui no money is demanded
w:m tb6 Kownroent by tie company.
iv w bui teu at tfta mtnartmant nnnfHi .
ly that in case the company ia found to
be reliable, the task, no doubt will be
given tuem,
rs SUdkla ladlrted
Saw Fbaxcmoo, Oct 28. Mrs. Cordelia
ttotkin was indicted this evening by the
grand jury of the city and county of San
r ram iaco, for tbe murder of Mrs. John
P Dunning, in Dover Del., on August 12
last. Presiding Judge Belcher, of the
superior court, to whom the indictment!
was presented, declared form the bench
that, according to tbe facts and evidence I
presented, tbe crime charged was mur-1
der in the first degree.
aUrfcMs BleJ4 l f
xeeoa, wash., Oct. 28. Two men
beld np the bartender in Thomas'aaloon
here at 3 o'clock this morning, and,!
after beating him, compelled him to face 1
tne wan. with hands uplifted, while tbey
roooeauie tin ot $l. They took some I
whisky and cigars and a revolver and
left.
The robbery took place in tbe business j
center of tbe town, and ia unprecedented
lor ooidness.
Tne Ca.sslaal.aers
Paris, Oct 28. The peace commission
era, at their session today, drew np a
memorandum on the subject of the
Philippines, which, it ia expected tbey
win place before the Spanish commis
sioner, at the joint session which is to
take place Monday next.
ST rr ataatlla
c s Feaxcuco. Oct 28. The United
c' u-s transport steamer Ohio, convey-
i two battalions of the First K'aabing
.un volunteers, sailed shortly before nud
i night for Manila. Tbe troops are com
manded by Colonel John D whotley.
Taw laMliaa Traaale
Baker Crrr. Oct. 27. A anecial from
Canyon City Hate that a young man
wno was a member ol toe inenn poeee
which is pursuing the Indians wbo yee-
teraay mot two settlers, just returned
. rxi. ;. " . ...
rOeXl
wujuu uij aim reran oi a ob-
perate tight between the posse and the
lidiansT
The 19 whit men and five buck war-
riors were about 40 feet anart when thel
Datue began, ueorge minings, son ot
uana Cuttings, received
bail in I the
left arm, the missile passing through his
lungs.
One of the Indians wbo was shot and l J (J. Crawford's new photograph gsl
killed, foogbt with desperate courage. ( lwJ 2nd and Lyon stree.e, Albany,
After being repeatedly shot be continued I rtnLmr, Ha has the best srrsnged and
firing his rifle until it was empty and
than firmA hi. ;l i. tilt lw
u, im.... uuiu n icu x .v.
tnat tne ballets struck tho ground near
his side.
Settlers have sent to Canyon City for
more ammunition, stating that the In
dians are gathering aroond lsee in large
numbers. Tbe trouble arose over the
Indians accusing tha whites of stealing
nortes.
Taw Trkieavaas laaancnsla
New oa, Oct 27. A dispatch to the
neraia irom navasA sava:
Gen. Boiler has warned Secretary Al'
ger that some show of strength most be
made soon or America will Inee all her
prestige with the Cuban a. This warn'
log has been given empheeia by the re
ported return to the bills ot 'a band of
insurgents, wbo had been encamped
nearhagna. These men sent word to
Gen. Betanooort that their condition was
intolerable. In the bills they could live
as user naa lor uree years, and if the
American troops took charge of tbe is
land they would harass them as long as
us was nen.
X-axis, uct -v. 1 be frpanish peace
commissioners have accepted the nega
tive view ol tbe U 6 commiaaionera to
ward the proposed aeeamption by the U
S of the Cuban debt. Th American
commissioners have nrmlv bit courte-
ooaiv declined to assume for the United
States entire or joint rvavponaiuility for
Spanish financial conditions, and the
Spanish comnussioners hare finallv
abandoned the effort.
JaeaSea a Want
Washwotos. Oct, 27. Governor Mi
guel Otero, of New Mexico, in bis annu
al report to the secretary of ihe interior,
vigorously renews his representation for
the early admission of New Mexico to
statehood, and portrays tbe undeveloped
resources of lu l-rnloir awaiLinv canity
al- He estimates tiie ttJ population of
the territory now at 22. 100. including
aua uiuimo population Oi 29,lJU.
TeUaw Peva- ta ftcw Tark
New York, Oct 27. Colonel George
E Waring, jrn formally street commis
sioner of New York, is sick at his home
in this catv with vellow fever, oontncied
st Havana. Commissioner W J Jenkins
of the health department, made an of
ficial statement to this effect tonight.
Ia rrasee
rAUS, Oct 26. A feeling distinctlv
more peaceable regarding the Faahoda
affair prevails in Paris this evening.
President Faure is Using the crisis
quietly and the proof is stronger than
yeaterduy that M. Brisson fell because
be wanted to falL
It ia now rumored that General Chan.
otne has resigned the war office portfolio
out ot pique at tne reiusai ot the general
staff committee to give him command of
an army corps.
Aw Oratatt Oatarvak
Baeee Crrr, Or., Oct 28. Word was
I tZ ?iepnone
suicu inaians snot and seriously wound
ea tiave ttttings, and shot horses rid-
den by j. Duncan and F Mosier. The
Indians then went to the home of John
High and shot bim. His wounds are
not fatal. The scene of the trouble is on
the south fork of the John Day river,
about 30 miles southwest of Canyon City
A well armed posse from Canyon City
has taken up the trail.
aa.a.s deveeaeas
Chicago, Oct. Oct 26. A special to the
Journal from Washington savs tho Lat
department has discovered a clever
scheme on the part of the German gov
ernment to acquire commercial stations
or navai oasis tn Dotn. tbe Atlantic and
racinc at points where they will come
in direct conflict with tha intNMt. nf
this country when the Nicaragua canal
is built. In this Stms oonnartinn lha
department has also unearthed what ap
pears to be a breach of faith
of England toward the United States in
oamos.
Ttes Casssstsalaaeea
Washington. Oct 2ft. Thr m ;n.
dicaUoes that the peace commissioners
in Paris are approaching the end of the
consideration of the subjects of China
and Porto Rico, and officials would not
be surprised if toepy's session of the com
mission conluded thse subjects leaving
uib committee iree to iste up tne dis
position of the Philippines.
Eagilth rstars
Losdos, Oct 26, This evening has
witnessed s great outpouring of oratorv
on the Fashoda question. Speeches were
made st various places. All recognized
tbe gravity of the situation, but declared
evon at the risk of war, it was impossi
ble for Lord Salisbury to recede from
his position.
aaae Style t. ThU
Losdov, Oct 26. L Z Leiter. Chicago.
has purchased the property at 1 Carleton
House Terrace, London, for his daughter
Lady Cruson, ot Kendleston. for $200.
000. The house is next door to the resi
dence ot Arthur Balfour.lirst Lord ot the
treasury, and government leader of the
house of commons.
Tbs Long Photo" T)o. is the tending'
gallery ot Albany. Every photo made
there is a gem of if Call and see for
yourselves. j
IP
How is this? kJ0
Perhaps sleepless nights
caused it, or grief, or sick
ness, or perhaps it was care.
No matter what the cause,
you cannot wish to look old
at thirty.
Gray hair is starved hair.
Tbe hair bulbs have been
deprived of proper food or
proper nerve force.
III
increases the circulation in
the scalp, gives more power
to tbe nerves, supplies miss
ing elements to the hair
bulbs.
Used according to direc
tions, gray hair begins to
abow color in a few days.
Soon It has all the softness
and richness of youth and
the color of early life returns.
Would you rke our book
on the Hair? We will gladly
aend it to yon.
Yfrtto ual
' If yon do not obtain all the
benefits yon expected from
the Vigor, write the doctor
about it. He may be able to
suggest something of value
to yon. Address, Dr. J. C
Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. )
-, TVilh. stove, the beet in the mar
ket, st Stewsrt ox n""""
Special Sale.
At the Millinery Car. coiner 2nd and
I ni m. . J - - , . . .-A.1.
from Oct. Z&lu 'O toe ww
kj - -- - - , lnti
Ready trimmed batsll njU. J"
folly trimmed, np-to-date. I
pose ol my entire new etoca
orices. Ladies cordisity mjiieo -
Mrs. El LA Cceu
Go and See
I uXl mllerv in tbe state and will make
I ""- S : anl
and
. naciaiii oi rapiuc, " l a " fc
I .1 view bosinees.
Amateur pictures cereicpea
and
finished.
Art Needlework.
Mrs.W.P. Lkfferty will be at the
residence of J. A- Weaver every Tuesday
from 2 to 5 p. m. to give instruction.
.ii b..lanf ncadle and Lacs work. La
dies pleaM take notice.
S00 PACIFIC LIKE.
To 111 Pcinu Eiut
Solid vestibule trains, consisting of ps
ar ajfraiB cars, luxnrioas dining can.
Want dav cxatchea. naSTniSoent tourist
cars tad free colonist sleepers from tbe Pa
cific to tbe Atlantic wtiho-t change.
COST Dl SECT AS ffl CHEAPEST B.OCTK T
looteiia(
Mlnlngr
District
SAECSP.
VTW DETtEK,
stocAS err,
KtXSOX.
TKAll,
soesLAxn o
All Doints in tbe Okaaagan Country.
Ge a pamphlet giving a full iesenptiot
of this wonderful country. Ask tbearenl
for a copv of the mining laws of BriUtT
Columbia.
Lows rat o and rrrvn
Atlantic attaunship ines.
Canadian Pac. By. (Jo 's
Royal Mail Steamship
line to China and Japan
CASADIAS AC9TSLAUAW STEAXEX UVB
KoxoLrtc, rin akd acstbaiia.
Tbe ihortest lioe to the Cckmi. These
steamers carry an eipcr..-"d medical
man. and a stewardess on eve' i nT&ge.
For time tables, pamphlets, or any is
onnation, call on or address.
S N STEELE k CO. Aeata,Albaay
KJCOYLE, Ag t.l5 Third St.,P
and. Or.
GEO. McL. BROWN. D. P. A
Vanooarer
nHORTHERH
fell PACIFIC R. R.
u
N
Puilman Sleeping Oars,
Elegant Dintag Cars,
Tourist Sleeping Car?
st rant
Minneapolis
Dnlutn
Fargo,
TO Grand Forks
Crookston
Winnipeg
Helena aad
Butts
HxaOUGH TICKEN
TO
-hieago
ksshington
fhiladelphia
KewYork
Boston and al.
foinU East and South
Through tickdta to Japan and Chna. vis
Tacomaand Northern Pacifio steamahir
Co., an American line.
For information, time cards, Maps anc"
tickets call on or write O O Burkhart
agent, Albany, Or.
ADCharlt"". At Gen Faaa as
Portland O
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned has been duly appointed
by the Hr notable County Court of Linn
County, Oregon, as the administratrix of
the estate of Andrew Ralston, deceased,
and she has duly qualified as such. Any
persons having claims against the estate cf
said deceased are hereby notified and re
quired to present the same duly verified s
by law required, to the undersigned at his
residence near Sweet Home, in Linn Coon
ty. Oregon, within six months from th
date of tnis notice.
Dated this 20th day of August, 1S93.
Makqakkt J . Ralston.
Administratrix, j
Wbitxky & Newport,
Atty's for.t laintiff .
AND. SOUH
8HA8TA ROUTE
OF THE
i outhern Pacific Oo.
Caltfonda Exprass Train. : FonteM tHtif
hvuaj
tiu w. a. L
9 40 a a L
lUislir
Perusa
At s-te
Ar 1 S:M a i
bfcS-
Albany
t m t (,m stop at s'a'lon be
iween Par land and Salem Tor
ner, Marion, Jefferson Albany
tangent, Snedd, riaisey .
ottage Grove. Drain. Oakland ana an
atations f rora Roaebnrg south to and -
iST
! II Claoa
Miira I Ar Hotww
aaSAaoa saasca
U.ra Albany ar hmbm "
Ant, at AlbaaTtrontofaw
AsrtT.st Albany froa WW 7ii
POLLWAr BlHM SLEEP'rRi.
Dlnlne Can on Oj-den Rout'
SECQND-CU3S &EIPW.G CAW
Alt.ca.4 S)BAI Tr
rt ;--- -t1lw.
oarr wees r.EVtr as wuui
Mar. fa r ( Exrjt 9o
ronaae
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EzpnswTrata Oail, (nev aadr
srsesBi w
rnrsiar
floral Ar
Portlawt
tfcktlaarine
IcAap. aaae.
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LrUi
bWcuuMalt hwan jr-.(wr1. Sacrs-
mttnmi Vnocmna. Naraaaal7 W e-M.
ail afad ciaas. taclnd..; aMP
RatmaM ta eatm poiww rlT
laJAPl. CBI1V. H'WOLCUi awl AClSTKv-
LlAeaa b oh- trim Sa ra.
Albany or C WISS
aV. KOErfCafa csaJUOAa.
tWa-ar-
Jrn PAPA
Pct)aaA
pMtAaat
DENVER
RIO GRANDE
RAILROAD
TheSceaic Line 0! tbe World
To Tbs
I1SI
Intbroogh tourist ears without change.
MODERN
UPHOLSTERED
TOURIST
SLEEPERS
Inthaagc cf IipEriencel cQoiss-
wn zm panen
To Kaasas City aad Chicago
sffaio aad Boskoa
M0NDAY3 wi&os etasga-yia Sat Laka
Mtsstari Pactoe aad Chicago
& Alton Railroad
To Omaaa, Coieajo, Eaffale
TUESDAYS Bo. MO, witnost ekaar. yA
Sal Laka aad CWeaga, ELxk
Idasd tt Psefic Ry
ToStJaseoa. Kaaass Citr,
WKDNSDAY A St Loeii, - t- t change
viafrat. a. Ouissg
toa. '
. To .iuh City aad S Losis
THURSDY3 withoat ebaBge, via tUtv
Laksaad Misuari Po5e Ev
A day tuyoif artaaged at SaH Laka
sad Dawvar
A Bade thrOBgn the t-aoaa Colorado
3ooery
Par rales aad infarsnatio'i isqaue ot O R
k S sad S P spenta or addrasa
R C Kichou Ga Agt, a K Koaxas,
SSI Waahiagtaa a-ree, Daaver.
Portiaad OnM Ciorado.
Corvallis it Eastern ftailroad.
TTJaECAkO.
1. For Tequina:
Train leaves Albany
" Corrallis
Arrive Yaquina
I. Returning:
Leaves Yaquina
" Corrallis
Arrive Albany
12:50 p. m.
1 :45 p. m.
6:00 p. b.
7 KX) p. m.
11:40 a. m.
125 p. m.
TrOOa. m.
8K)S a. m.
12:20 p. m.
12:40 p. so.
For Detroit:
Leaves Cornelia
" Albany
Arrive Detroit
RetnrnL g :
leavee uetroit
Atbanv
Arrive Corrallis
6Hb p. l
65p.i
1 and S connect at Albany with Sooth
era Pacific train giving direct perries to
and from Newport nd adjacent beaches,
lrain tor the mountains amvds at ue-
trait at nooa givinc ample time to rtavch
camping grounds oo the Breitenbush and
Santism rivers same dav.
EDWIN STONE.
H. H. WauE!t, Managsr.
T. F. x P. A.
J. Tcaurxs. Agent Albany.
Dkpaet TIME SCHEDULES Aaurx
From Portland.
Fast Salt Lake, Denver, Ft Fast
Mail Worth, Omaha, Kan- Mail
p m pas City, St Louis, 7:20 am
Chicago and East.
Spokane Walla Walla, Spok Spokane.
river ane, Alinneapoiia. bt Fiver
Spa. Paul, Daiuth, Mil- lOKam
waukee, Chicago, A
East.
8pm OCEAN STEAMSHIPS 4pm
Alt bailing dates subject
to etiange.
For San Fraoci eo
Sail Nov.. 1,4. 7.10, 13,
16,19 , 22,25,28.
To Alaska
Sail Augusts, 25.
S p m
8pm COLUMBIA RIVER 4pm
ExSundsv STEAMERS. ExSonday
Saturday To Astoria and Way
10 pm Landings.
6am WILLAMETTE RIY. 4:30pm
ExSnn. Oregon Citv, Newberg, Ex Sun.
Salem A Wiy-Land's
7am WILLAMETTE AND S :30pm
Tuesday, YAMHILL RIV. Monday,
Thnrs., Oregon City, Dsyton, Wed.,
and Sat. and WayLands. and Sak
6am WILLAMETTE RIV. 4:30 pm
Tuesday Portland to Corvallis TnesdsT
Tbur., and Way-Landings. Thnr.,
and SaU and Sat.
Lv Riparia Lv Lewiston
1:45am SNAKE RIVER 6:45 am
Mon.Wed Riparia to Lewiston Sun.Tuee
andFri. and Tbur.
W.H.HURLBURT,
Gen. Pass. Agent,
aG.RAWLISGS, Fortlsnd, Or.
Agent Albany.
NOTICE CF FINAL SITTUMEKT.
Notice is hereby givec tbat the ander
signed,admini8tratrixol tb estats of B.
H Allen.deceased.haa fisd ber final account
of said estate, with the clerk vt tue county
court of Uoo countv. Or., and the county
court has Exed the 7th day of November.
1898. at 1 p. m to hear objections if any ,
and to settle said a-oount and estate.
Dated Sept. 28, 1S9S.
Elxkok Aixxs,
Whitskt & NxwroBT, AdministratrU.
Atroraeya,
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