The Parson's Story.
It wm just on the eve of Thanksgiving
day
When forth In the sunshine he wand
ered away;
And out in tbe city be walked with the
crowd,
The rich and tbe poor, tbe gay and
. proud .
Then homeward returned quite placid
in mind,
But when be had entered there what
did he find?
Tbey made him believe it those trusty
good eyee
In kitchen and pantry a real aurpriee.
Hia friends had prepared him a Thanks
giving dinner;
He called them all taints. 'Twas too
eood for a sinner.
For there lay bsiore him, the fare great
and small,
Including the mince pies, the turkey,
and all.
And then in the evening he beard the
bell ring,
Ind a neat little note this meeeage
did bring:
"Would the parson and wife, 'twas in
plain written line.
With the doctor and wife on Thanks
giving dine?"
He said that they did to that mansion
repair,
And found it a treat and a joy to be
there.
And we heard Lim remark of that
Thanksgiving dinner,
'Teas as good aa tbe best Ob ; tbe
sinner I toe sinner!
Duu.
Thirteen.
Superstitious Bepublicana may be
troubled by the announcement that the
majority of he party in the next con
gress appeara to be thirteen.
There will be trouble enough for the
party withont that, the possession of
full control of tbe legislative aa well
executive departments of government
placing; full responsibility for all that is
done or left undone before the campaign
of 1900. Aa there will be a good deal of
both distasteful 10 the people, under tbe
moet favorable circumstance, tbe party
leaders are looking forward to that cam
paign with some anxiety, and tne ap
pearance of that fateful figure 13 in tbe
forecast of the party majority in tbe
next bouse ditqaieta some of the be
lievers in signs and omens .
But the timid can take courage. If
the figures are not revived before the
meeting of congress so aa to eliminate
the thirteen, tbe committee on elections
will quickly remedy matters. Even
the majority should be greater at the
atart the proceedings will br the same.
J net as quickly aa tbe committee ta ap
pointed aud geta to work there will be a
rapid unseating of Democratic members
with or withont justification, until tbe
majority la sufficiently large to allow for
eickneea aod absencee Irom other caus
es. It is cot a proceeding peculiar to either
party and can always be depended on to
take place unless the majority la already
too large to be manageable, which has
happened more than once. Cleveland
Piaiedealer.
All Sorts.
When a Bar Harbor well dinger com
plained that he received electric shocks
while decending a well in tht fashion
able reeort bis fellow workmen laughed
at him. But when a dog. fastened to a
platform, was lowered to the surface oi
the water be bowled piteooely for an In
stant and was dead when hauled to the
ear face. Now tbe igoorant workmen
think the well is beaithed .
Lawyer James T. Buchanan of Pitts
burg had a quarrel with a restaurant
keeper over the price of a beefsteak
The check waa for a greater amount than
the bill of fare called for. Buchanan was
arrested, locked up and kept incommun
ieadoover night. He sued and baa been
warded ft.000 damages by tbe trial
judge.
It baa been less than two y ars since
tbe law making lifeimprisonmeot instead
of death tbe penalty fur murder in Col
orado went Into effect and yet agitation
baa already begun looking to a revival of
tbe death penalty. It is asserted by
tbose who wijh a re-establishment of
the gallows that the life imprisonment
law baa resulted in an epidemic f f crime
The Maori tribe have a godsend in the
way of boiling springs. They can soak
themselves all day in warm weather
cook their meat and potatoes by simply
banging tbem in their nets in a corner
of a hot eater spring; launder their gar
menta by soaking tbem in a boiling soda
prings and rinsing in tbe warm, clear
water of another boiling gyeer, and walk
proudly off in clean garments.
There is one public woman wbo may
be relied open not to like parrots. Min
tite Hank, the famous Carmen of yestsr
year, whose pet parrot bit her so badly
in tbe lip (hat for tbree years .lie bad to
remain in?seclnsion. Meanwhile Calve
and other Carmens have arisen. The
parrot bite destroyed some of the tissues
and tboogb now the wonnd bas healed
an ngly scar remains
Micbigsn has developed a new peach
pert, which arrests the itrjwtb of the
fruit when it is about tbe size of a base!
not, tbns producing a crop locally known
as "little peacbei .''It was 6rst noticed a-
bout two years ago, and tbia year its rav
ages were alarmingly extensive. So far
no remedy has been found fcr It, though
expert investigations and experimenters
not wanting. In 8ao;:atusk township
daring the present season more than
4,000 trees we-e affected.
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for aoy case of Catarrh that can
not beiTured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Props.,
Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have knowh F.
J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable in all busi
ness transactions, and financially able
to carry out any obligation made by
their firm.
Wkst A Tkcmx, Wholesale Drocgists.
Toledo O. 4,8 '
Waldino, Kinkav & Mabvix, Whole
Bale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting d'reetly npon the blood and
mucous sun-f of the system. Price
7ftc. per bottle. S-t'd by all DruggUta.
Testimonials free.
Hall's family Pills ftio best.
ADMINISTRATOR'S K0TI3E
To all person inter en ted jo tbe estate of
William Kinder, clwe-ked:
All perxini interested in the estate of
William Hindu, ueceasea, are hereby no
tified tbat the undersigned executor of said
estate bas fild hi final account therein in
tbe County Court of Linn county, Oegon,
and tbat said conn has set MoritUy i be bib
day of Oect mber, 1898, at tbe hour of
o'clock p. m., of DHid day, as tbe time of
bearing and settling all objections to said
account, therefore all penone interested
bavins objection to said account are here
by notified and required to file tbe same id
said court on or before suid above men
tioned date.
I LDated this 281 h day of October. 188&.
W. H. KlNDtB,
" Executor of said estate.
Things are continuing to come t J a
bead at Paris with the peace commis -
sion. It is to be hoped It becomes a
head with good aerae in it.
Growing out of the wrecking of the
Atalanta there promises to be a shanghai
case in Taooma of a aensational order.
If the statement of the three men saved
is true there ia material for some fire
class indictment.
Arthur Poe, the foot ball player oi
Princeton, who won tbe foot ball game
with Yale, had greatness throat, upon
him . It is plain euootih. Iu his scrim
mage all the other player were piled in
a heap. He stood by watching the pro
ceedings, when tbe ball slipped out and
rolled to his teet. All be bad to do was
to pick it op and run across the field for
touchdown. Any fool ot a player
could have done it. But the papers are
all giving bis picture at the foot ball
hero of the year. Borne of tbia gueh is
nauseating.
11 I"1
An inquisitive man writes tbe Oregon
lan to find out how barbers learn their
trade. By experience ot course. Tbey
start in by cutting some ot their friend
for nothing, said gradually get into their
enemies, and tbe first thing they know
they are good workmen. -Like every
thing else it takee experience and ex
perience is a matter ot time. Hence
there have to be learnera. Don't be
cranky if you get scratched a few times.
Give the learners a chance.
It is a good idea to cultivate thankful
ness the year round and out reanrte it
all for Thanksgiving. It la a p -or stick
ef a man or woman who is net thankful
when there is occasion tor it. and there
should be occasion for it rgbt along. It
la well to live in that optimistic way
that calls for the spirit. A clear con
science, good habits, industry and per
severance ate great factors in the secor
ing of a natural thanklnl spirit, suirn a
ted this week of general thanksgiving.
Tbe report ot Surgeon Umaral Stern
berg, tbe horse doctor, has been present
ed. He has been greatly criticised, aod
yet he displays considerable burse eente
in seme parte of his report. Among
other things he cites bow iutemperance
and general dissipation lead to sickness,
a person dissipated catching fever much
more readily than the temperate man.
He has his bands full though explaining
some things. -
Tbe foot ball season will pass after
next rhursday, when the public will
bave to settle down toau every day bum
drnm life. We look anxious y nbted
for something to keep the pclse moving.
The past baa never failed to bring some
thing forward, and the future will be
equal to tbe occasion. No American
game is played tbat is such an agony
manufacturer as this game. It baa ve
hement foes aud strung (rieods. It is
punctured time and again, but a'wajs
like a ballet dancer comes up smiling.
It bas corns to stay and those opposed to
it might just as well as not take it phil
osophically. With all its roughness it ia
a robust, ttrong game tbat engendtr
that rustle and pnsh that is necessary
in bnsinees. The preparation for it calls
for temperate habits and a plain diet,
tbe execution ot it great activity and
strength. It has drawbacks, but ths
Dkxocrat admits that ia Ha judgment
they are less tbao tbe menu.
It ia at 11 though tbat the season
is short, and we are willing for
it to pass, for we shall have bad enough
when tbe last remnants of tbe turkey
shall bave vanished.
Alaskan Notes.
Butter brings $1.00 a pcund at Daw
son.
A new daily paper U to be stai ted at
Juneau.
There are fifty boainess buildings un
der construction at Dawson.
There were 137 patients in St. Mar) 'a
hospital, Dawson, October 1.
Cap. Jack Crawford, tbe poet scoot,
bas started a town at tbe month of tbe
Hootalinqna river.
Only 200 persona will spend the win
ter on Stewart river, aod tbey wi,l be in
the vicinity of the McQaestien.
E.B.Hill, formerly of Seattle, is erect
ug the Gold Hill hotel, at Grand Forks,
eighteen miles from Dawson. It is to be
30x40 feet and two stories bigb.
Steamer Canadian bas gone into win
ter quarters at the mouth cf tbe Hoo'al
ioqua, and the Columbian is in t'ie bay
above Fort Selkirk for the winter.
Two unknown men were drowned in
the Sqcaw rap:ds, between Canyon and
White Hors?, Sep. 21. Gallawayand
Smith, their comrades, swam ashore.
The Alaskan Commercial Company is
taking out coal from tbe mines on Nat
onal creek, a tributary of tbe Yukon.
or the nss ot river sUamers next year
Captain George Furmey, of tbe Yukon
steamboat Tjrrtil bas gone to St. Louis
to build a steamer that will navigate
White Horse rapids snd Miles canyon.
Tbe Selwjn river prospects bave torn
sd out to be 00 good . It is a region 120
miles above Dasoo, where there was
mncb excitement a few months ago.
Miss Ln'.la Day.formerly matron of the
Metropolitan railway hospital of Chicago
and Edward McCjnnell, of Dawson, were
married a few weeks ago at Klondike.
Joboeon brothers recently arrivtd at
Dawson with fonrteen loos of timothy
bay and a quantity of turnips and pa -
snips, tbe result of their farming on
rhiitr-Mile river. They will try farm
ing near Dawson next year.
There Is a plethora of candidates for
mayor of Dawson, now that incorporation
oftbatcity tsassuied. Among triem are
the following Barker Wi l-.W Smiih.
J W Morrieoii.Tum O'Brien, At. WW-
wort.i. A J Bannerman and Hi W S Par. I
reit.
City Convention.
There will he a mass convention of the
democratic voters ot tbe city of Albany
held at ihe court bouse in said city 'on
Saturday the 3rd day of December, 1808,
at the hour of 8 o'clock p. m., for tbe
purpose of nominating candidates lor the
offices of mari-hsl, tieessurer aod to rat
ify ward nominations for council men to
be voted for at the coming tity election
to be held on Mcmlay, December 6, 1898
We tecommend tbat ward meetings be
held in tho different wards ot Ihe city on
Friday, Decern or 2, 1898, at tbe hour of
8 o'clock p. m. 10 nominate one council
man from each Marl and choose mem
bers 01 central committee at the follow
ing places: First ward, circuit court
rocm; second waid, hall Alhany Engine
CK Ho. 1; third ward, store room second
s' reet lately occupied by John Fox.
J.J. Whimxy,
JaSOH WlIgKLCB.
Central Committee.
N. E. WLNNARD, M, S, M. D, .
Graduate of Lenox College 1885, Chi
cago Homeopathic Medical College 1890,
Rush Medical Callege 1892.
Twcedale Block, Albany, Or.
Washington Letter.
(Prom Our Refill r Comisponilaiit.)
Washington Nov. 14th 1808.
There may be democrats wbo art
downcast over the result of the election,
but if so, ttey haven't been teen. All
those talking on tbe subject express tbe
opinion that the party made a splendid
showing, under tbe circumstances, and
tbat reducing the republican majority
in the bouse almost to the vanishing
point, puta the democrats in a better
position to make a buer light in 1900
than tbey would bave been bad they
captured tbe next houe. With both
branches of congiess ia iheir hands, the
republicans w II be o-naiu to make lots
of good democratic campaign material
in tbe next two years.
The outcome of the efforts of boss
Hanna and other McKinley boomers to
jolly "Teddy" Roosevelt into supporting
tbe claims lo Mr McKinley for renoml
nation on 1900, by promisiniog bim tbst
they will sin port bim in 1904, will be
watched for with interest. Before
Roosevtlt was ever thought of aa arougb
rider or as governor or New York, Mr.
McKinley secured Piatt's promise of
support in 1900; but aa Rooserett only
not on tbe Piatt collar after be bad ji-ac-
tically made hts nomination lor g-.vi
nor a certainty, in order to , get Piatt's
maehiue to help elect him, he may,
through his power as governor, be able
to prevent Piatt controlling the atate
delegation to the next national conven
tion, thue making it impossible for
Piatt lo deliver the promised votes to
Mr. McKinUy, without bis consent.
What Koocevelt will do, wilt depend, in
:he op:oion of those wbo know bis dis
position thoroughly, npon what be
tbinka will het promote hie own politi
cal interests and npon wbst he thinks he
can accomplish.
Administration republicans bave al
ready begun to pot net f l-r lo ascer
tain what chance il er 4,1 be of getting
an adminieiratl n nn.u elected speaker
of tbe next bouw, in-".d of Our Reed.
Tuey are atraul m R d who ia known
t bold aoti r-Jml ; , 1 im vires 00
'he expaosion qnrat.oo, nd believed to
bold tbem npon 01 here, but tbey are al
so a'raid to show their bard unlets cer
tain tbat enough voles to control the re
publican caucus cau be secured. Every!
republican elected to the next house is
t be carefully sounded to ascertan
whether be would, if the administration
desired it, vote agaii at nominating Reed
for speaker. Ia putting out thoee feel
ers, tbe name of representative Hendec
an, ot Iowa, is suggested aa a possible
administration cai.didate for epeaksr,
but care is taken to leave tne impression
that no particular caoeVdate would be
insisted on; tbey only wish to ascertain
whether it is poetible to defeat Reed.
Socnld aenatrr Burroas fail to develop
strength encugb amorg the lepoblicans
of the Michigan leg'slature to get renom
inated, and bis failure Is expected, sec
retary Alger, with the combined back
ing o! governor P.ogree aud Mr. McKin
ley, wid, it ia understood, make a rnsb
f jr tbe teoator? hip.
According to thoee abokoos, tbe re
publican rejoicing over tbe
alleged defeat , ol silver in the
congressional campaign is prema-
taie. It s predicted tiat many repub
licans elected from "Vetern districts
will vote for silver, .f t is male neces
sary for tbem ti voie either for or
against it, because tbe sentiment ot tbeir
states, regardless tf politics, is for
silver.
From tbe Wo:ld.
Tbe last seven Presidents bave been
carried alternatively, with tbe regularity
of a fcur year clack, by each of tbe two
great political parties 1 he record is :
1872 Grant, Republican.
1876 Tildes, Democrat.
18S0 Garfiled, Republican.
1S84 Cleveland, Democrat.
188 Harrison, Republican.
1892 Cleveland, Democrat.
1S96 McKinley. Republican.
Ia 1900, according to tbe rule.tbe Pre
sident should again be a Democrat.
Will history repest it see II? And wbo
well be tbe mac ?
It bas been discovered that much of
the property presented to Emperor Wil
liam by the ealian did not belong to tbe
saltan- If the ruler of tbe Turks csn
find a lot of monev belonging to other
people he would better hasten lo grab it
and pay the United Mates that little
bltl. Ear.
"THE FAIR."
"Umbrellas"
60c, 58c, 73c, 99c. fliS and up.
VALUES.
"Rubber Shoes"
Cbilds.
Misses.
Lsdies.
Mens..
........ ..A. 82:
30
86
A50
Respectfully,
J. A. Weaver.
Sale
Extraordinary.
Ilavs bought a new Job lot of La
dies CAPES and JAC KETS at 60c
on tbe dollar and will sell them at
the same ra'e while ihey last. New
goods and la eot s'yle.
"No Chesnuts"
50 percent.
St Luis Raket Stor
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Notice h hereby u iven tbat the under
lined ban been duly appjinted executrix
of tbe estate of Matthias L. I'alton, de
eased, by the County Court of Linn Coun
ty, Oregon. All persons baying claims
against said es'ate are hereby notiti d and
r quired to present tbe aame to me with
tbe proper voucher at tbe law cilice of W,
rt. Biiyeu, in a loan, Oregon, witbin six
months from the cate neretf.
Da'ed bis 21. t day of (Jctober, 189S.
Eiux. Pattom.
MISFITS.
Geo. O. Bingham, often criticised by
Palem papers, presented the Orphans
Home there with a 25 pound turkey .and.
the Jorrnal generously acknowledged the
fact.
The following advertisement appears
in tbe Eugene Guard : "Dr. E. A. Mc
Alister will be found at his old home on
East Eleventh street where he will treat
with his magic liniments and electricity
the
luuuwing complaints: .neuralgia,
all forma of rheumatism, paralysis, im
paiiuu circulation, etc.
In order to raise the debt against the
Christain church at Hoppner, Rev.
Shelly, the pastor, stated to hia congre
gation last Sunday morning that he
wanted them to apply his salary from
now on to tbe payment of this debt, and
in order to gain a livelihood in the mean
time he had accepted a position in one
of the general merchandise stores. His
idea that a church should be exemplary
in the matter of debt ia a good one. At
the same time a minister needs all his
time in his ministerial work.
The President had better get an in
junction out against William McKinley,
of Portland, who is making himself very
coiiapicious aown were wiut nss carry-
nitons.
The San Francisco Examiner is a live
newspaper after all. The next morning
after the wreck of tbe AUlanU at Alsea
it gave a page account of it with a aeries
of picturea showing just how it was done,
including the escape of the three men in
a boat, two of tbem holding oars, whereas
they didn't have even a board to row
with. The papers account thougli is full.
"Back Woods" in the Salem Journal
says : We have seen several sketches in
your valuable daiiy of the bicyejists and
the non-hicyclista, ,of Salem, and also
one view of the Albany Dxmockat on the
subject. .Now Mr. Editor, we. in our
little town, quite agree with ihe Albany
man, for we have bikes and sidewik
in our town and e don't think they
should be ruled off . the sidewalk. Tbe
1 '" uraiueu luiois, 01 saiem, wno mie
uiaea anu go at a orvak necK pel and
run over innocent women and children,
ought to be corralled in the dog pound
by a regiment ot Rough Riders and kept
there until their masters come for them
and take them home. Mill City bicycl
ists ride on the sidewalk twenty feet
above the gutter, but the bicyclists here
have learned to bo careful and if tbey do
run over anybody tbey will stop and say
"excuse iW or "1 am aorry," and go on
their way rejoking.
Tbe Telescope bs' a good play on
words. Among others it ears George
Fish is no sucker, Walter Peacock is the
handsomest, LFox tbe slyest, Hesry
Hopkins the spryest, Charles Pfeiffer the
best musician, Andy Hunt the greatest
Nirorod. Mr. Train the swiftest. Nutting
the easiest to crack, the Telescope man
the great a; astronomer, C. B. ion the
mimt Bucceasiui, ueorge w right never
does wrong, A. J. Wearer the greatest
manufacturer, H. IL Hewitt tbe beet
mechanic, Anderson Cannon the bisye-st
pan. Dr. Hill the biggest man. Kufua
Drum the most noisy, Al Savior the on
ly eeaianng man, Julius Joseph wears a
coat of many colors, X. M.Newport a
good port in storm, Thoa. Brink on dan
gerous ground, J. A- Gumming the next
man you expect to see.:AJ Freeksen the
curio, Sam (Joins always on the go. W.
A. Long the tallest. Jack Smilev alvava
grinning. Al Senders the errand' man, Li.
Taylor can give you a fit and William
Snow a reminder of winter.
Tbn Journal save that if Uken to Pot t
land -it wocldn't be a county fair, it
would boa West Portland mercantile
exhibit. "
cpam yesterday weot through its
daily operation ot refusing to accede to
tneoemandsof tbe United States. She
win gt tired of this after awhile.
ihe Lorvallia Gsxette la thirtr-ai.
years old. tbe Oregon City Enterprise ia
thirty. four years wid and tbe Albany
vvww . ,a .l.!... . . t 1
" . uin;.ivor oia, prac
tically several years older.
It is timo people quit gullibly believing
everything told them,and biting at every
"..uiiuui. im rerry street pi amber
is not a sucker, but a great many are.
4 baysted entered several Tacoma
gambling booses tbe other nigbt, broke
all the games, and left without even bay.
iua u-u. nv was a matery and too
iuuwu ni lur ia. .ore tning.
Mrs. P. J. McPherson of Engene,vbas
received Irom tbe Emma White Seed
bou of Minneapolis, a 25 prise for the
finest specimen of pansies. the a inner
being of the Koval ChallenM r..s... t.
there anything Oregon cannot beat the
worm in.
Carson Tocsin: Tbe Oregonian an-
nounces that "Moss gathering is a new
Linn county industry ." Th rir....
is nnpardonably late in nernetraiin. ti.i.
Webfoot gem. which h a rnin n. 1 ... ft
ali Buncbgrassers lor tears.
What ia this. General Losgstreet.
commissioner of railroads, in his report
on the railroads or tba United States,
recommendn tbe construction b the
government and operation 01 a first-rlasa
double-track railroad from KansasCitv
Mo., to San Diego. Calif. Why between
u' points more man bttinan
other points.
any
The office of adjutant general of Ort-
gon ia an important one because there is
a salary attaoehed to it, the oely mill
sry office In tbe state with a salarv
Hence there are several candidal tnr
the petition. Among them are General
B. Tuttle, tbe present official, Capt.
. J. Riley. J D. Rocla'ellnw anri I
B. Garrigns, all of PortlanJ, which wants
the whole shooting mstuh. There will
be a fight for it nbder Governor Geer.
Corbett ana Sharkey are to fight in New
York City tonight, before tbe Lennox
club. It is a curious fact trat while tbe
authorities would not allow Corbett and
McCoy to fight tbey will Corbett
Sharkey, though tbe latter Is the ex fwinw
eut of brutal tactics, while McCoy s the
u.iwi .uieimuu Lgnir in tne world. It
not 01 very much consequence who
ins. It is the UxMOCBATH nnlnlnn
though tbst Corbett will even though
banirapped by dissipation. I
the following is givsn in connection
with the wrec of the Atalanta:
"While tbe sailors were hantri nff In thm
riKKiug, (iwcuri any moment to K
swept to destruction, they got to banter
ing one another about their predicament.
The opinion was expressed and concurr
ed :n mat the only asie thimr (or a sail.
or 10 00 wnen ne arrives in pott is to
seep nimseii too drunk and disorderly
to sail away again It was a unanimous
vote tbat corn and barley bri na la mnr.
uigesuoie man mat 01 Via Neptune.
Tbe anti-cigarette law passed bv the
lsst Tennessee legislature is declared con-
ttitutional in an opinion given y Judge
Caldwell, of the supreme court of tbe
state. Ths opinion declares that cigarettes
sre not legitiraa e articles of commerce,
because tbey are wholly noxious and tiel.
ettrlous to health and therefor are not
itbln tbe provision of tbe Federal con
stitution protecting legitimate commerce.
it also tiouis that tbe conventional cigar
ette package Is not an "original package"
in the true comraerciaUaeose, for which
additional reason, tbe Federal law bas no
spplicAtion. The sale of cigarettes has
been stopped there by order of tbe police. ,
TELEGRAPHIC.
Will litre I'p
Paris. Nov 22' The Spanish peace
commissioners last night telegraphed to
Madrid the substance of tbe united
States' memorandum presented yester
day, and late yesterday evening they
were aiscusssing it among itiemseives.
Asdute as 1 o'clock this morning e Span
lahfcomtnissioner affirmed that his col
leagues did not know what to do regard
ing the American offer. It is said Spain
will just permit the United States to
takjl the Philippines becaure they can.
' ' ' A Big Fake
IfEtf York, Nov 22. Tbe Sharkey
Corbett fight, which was witnessed by
the, largest and moet representative gath
eriog of sporting men that ever congre
gated to see a riug contest, ended in a
most disgraceful fiasco tonight at the
Leonox Athletic Club. Corbett bad all
the worst 01 tue encounter, when one
of bis seconds, "Connie McVey" jumped
into the ring appealing lor the referee,
thus violating the rules, and the referee,
"honest' John Kelly, had no alterna
tive but to disqualify Corbett and award
the bout to Sharkey.
A Severe Marea
Chicago, Nov. 22. The severe storm
hss moved northward, and was central
today over the Upper Lake region, at
tended by rain or snow over the western
Lake region and the Ohio. Mississippi.
and Missouri vaueys, a cold wave is
moving forward in tbe rear of the storm
being felt as far eastward as Lake Mich
igan, Illinois and Indiana. It ia an tin
usially cold wave for this season of the
year.
A 'derer a retire
Th Dalles, Nov. 22. Sheriff KVIley
received a telegram from the eher.ff at
Winnemucca, Nev., today saying that
Frank Forrester, who killed Philip 1 tre
pan, at Antelope, was arrested there a
7 o'clock this morning. The nes cre
ated great surprise, it was sot generally
know that Forrester was beaded for the
south.
all Brasv
New Yoks, Nov, 22. A dispatch to
the Herald from Washington sava:
Though confident that hostilities will
not be resumed. Secretary Long has
made it a point since the peace protocol
was signed, to put the men-of-war of the
service in tbe best possible condition.
Ma.rrr4 fcf ladlaaa
" 1'okt Tow.xdExn, Waxh. Nov, 23. If
the siory of R Motokoff, who arrived
here today from Xunivak. island Alaska
is true, the passengers and crew of the
steamer Jew;, numbering 15, were not
drowned at the mouth of ihe Kuskowin
river, aa reported several weeks ago, bat
were murdered by Indians.
A Steak. AUIaaee
PakisXov 21. It was quite unexnect-
eoiy announce! mis aiternoon that a
commercial treaty has been concluded
between France and Italy, granting mu
tually favored treatment except for silk
goods, which will remain subject to tbe
maximum tax. A bill embodying the
agreement will be submitted "immedi
ately to the chamber of deputies.
Ve Ar (.uu
LoxDox, Nov 22. The morning Meters
conced the generoaoty of the offers of the
United States peace commissioners and
express) tbe opinion that Spain would be
foolish to reject them. They express the
universal gratification at the annoonce
of an "open door" policy in the Philip
pine. The Daily Mail calls the offer of 20.
000.000 as indemnity, "a surprising act
of generosity."
facta la ism r
Nsw Yoke, Nov. 21. General Caiixto
Gracia and the other Cohan commission
era from the Cuban military assembly
at Sanut Crux del Sur, who are en route
to Washington for the purpose of laving
before President McKinley a resolution
recently adopted by the assembly as to
the future of the iUnd of Cuba "arrived
today, on tbe Ward line steamer Segnr
anca. Gracia says: Tbe Cubans have no cth-
er fee Unci
s for the Americans than those
of friendship and gratitude
Aa for my
self. 1 believe in American
of Cuba until order has been
occupation
restored."
SU( Ma lawlrsew
ParLAOExrvtA, Nov 21. Tbe grand
jury today presented to the coontv man
true bills of indictment against V S sen
ator Jt b Unary, his eon Kichard. and
Benjamin Haywood, ex-state treasurer.
Tbe bills charge the defendant with coo
s pi racy with John Hopkins, late cashier
of tbe People's bank, for the unlawful
use of the moneys ot the bank in the
purchase ot slocks, and oonspiracr with
Hopkins in tbe misuse of state funds on
deposit in the People's bank.
A sua tuns
Sr. PAtx,Nov 22. The first general
snowstorm of the winter has prevailed
throughout the Northwest daring tbe
last 21 boors, and is still continuing
without much abatement. The snow
has been accompanied by a high wind.
Dispatches from various point in
North and Sooth Dakota, Minnesota,
Wisconsin, and ortrM-rn Iowa report
business impended. The weather obser
ver here predict the storm will continn
tonigut and tomonow and be followed
by a cold wave.
Ui's Waal
Sax FaArrsco Nov "1. Ex-Queen
Liliuoukalani, of Hawaii, arrived today
from Honolulu. The object of her visit
v$o try and influence congreas to allow
msr to retain posses ion of the crown
lands, estimated at 15,000,000.
ertAewly laSermu
PKXW.FTOX. Nov 20. This evening at
o:.su o clock another shot was fired close
to tbe house in which lived the fatnilv
of Misa May Wallace,who waa murdered
a week ago last Thursday nicht. The
Wallace family irave no the hnnax !
ibnrsday, and P II Fee moved in with
uw Umilv.
tawalTiaa
Havana. Nov 20. Ta ntn i n -Honor. 1
Bianco receiver -irom fans today a cab a
authorising bim to draw on Paris for
I2.000.0UO. to be aDDlied in the
ot the hpanish troops in Cuba, This
amount la in addition to the proceeds of
. L .J . . . . . . ...... . ...
"is uran ior IIJ i.uw oy the Madrid
government on London, which was sold
cere last'week. ,
A Seattle MarAer
SgATTLg, Nov. 20. Isanore Sermons, a
taylor, shot and killed Gustave Hager, a
uueojaxer, 40oay, linger had reproved
Schpopsfor drnnkenesff, Hager baa a
wife living at 1112 Poet street tan Fran
cisco, Both men formally lived at Los
Angeioa
' A a Aareeaaeal BeaeheA
Madrid Nov, 20. In political circles
it ia A' sorted that an agreement has
been sign.d between the peace commis
sioners in fans.
The government it is semiofficially an
nounced, intends to notify the Cuban
bondholders that Spain will not pay tbe
yuoan aoiit, which win not be mentioned
in the peace treaty. The government
considers ltselt completely freed from
these entanglements, which fell upon
the nation exercising sovereignty and
collecting taxes in Cuba.
A Terrible ( harge
Loso Creek, Nov 18. The report has
just reached here of the capture of Ed
ward Warren, at Sumpter. while trying
to make, his way out of the country. He
wag wrought back to Canyon City, and
a charge of arson will be placed against
bimn It was in bis room that the fire
was first noticed that ended in the des
truction of Canyon City. L Persons in
this city from Canyon City ssy the pris
onot some time previous to the fire,
while intoxicated, threatened to burn
the town for some imaginary wrong done
him, and this he will probably be ac
cused of before a jnry.
A Tewa Baraed
Perbv, la, Nov 20, At midnight the
business portion of the city of Perry is
burning, and the fire is beyond control.
A strong northwest wind is sweenini?
the flames down both sides of Second
street, beveral large brick blocks are
already gone, and tho fire depurnment
seeing neipiess. The Vn Aloines tire de
partment has been sent for, and hose
Irom aurroundinir towna will lie lirnnirht
in. "
DR. 0L1YE K. BEERS.
Diceaee of Women and Children.
Phone 66.
Postofflce Block Albany, Or.
TERMS.
Daily Dxmocbat, 25 cents per month
$3.00 per year.in advance, 80c per month
not in advance. By carrier, 10c per
week. 10 per cent added if allowed to
run over months. Single copies 6c.
Watery. 11.26 tn advance; 11.50 at end
of year; $1.75 for second year; 200 for
third and proceeding years, wben not paid
n advance, ijiubs of Hve nrw subscriber!
atfS.OO.
HOME AND ABHOAD
Judge Boise came np from Salem today
and will hold court this afternoon.
Wheat 51 cents.
Apron Strings.
Apron Strings Dec. 16th.
Have you engaged vonr nmnim
for
Apion Strings? Dec. 16th.
The Home Bakery for cranberries.
The Home Bakery for ThnnV sUrivino
oatstuics
a.i.i.i.
Weekly Dkkocbat and Weekly Oregon
tan $2.25 a year.
For knives, forks
French, tbe jeweler.
spoons see
ee trench's display window for the
latest novelties in watches and rings.
rw sore U bear A pron Ktringa at tbe
Methodist church Dec. 16tb.
kb o tue iionie .Bakery tor your
Thanksgiving goods, consisting of rals-
uH-urrann.uau-s, ngs.wainuulmonds
etc
M. M. Harvey, a former Albany man.
-. .... t torn j , , u0
WAS IB
the hardware busieess here
fifteen yesrs ago.
until aUui
Mrs Mays, wbo returned to her hr.me
in Teon, several months ago, after a
residence in Albany of several months,
died a few dai s ago.
Drs Wallace and Deere recently per
formed a anccesful operation on Mr. J.
A. Carter, 01 Wei's, consisting of tbe re
movsl of a tumor.
James La .r-f Shushun, N Y, through
bis agent. Mission Law Robertson, o!
Chicago, formerly of this city, hi pre
sented 1 be mission boa ids ot tbe L. P.
cborcli with $J.',000 and the ihree col
lege of the chuirh with 63,000, a total
of 1100 .Owl.
Ed Warren, who is suspect! with the
burning of C.nyon Cily, is a former Mr
Mino villa young man. He also reeidef
at Corvallia one lime and ia ihe yoong
ros who captured Ed Scrrtt, wbo snap
ped bis revolver ia WarreVe fare
Warren was lecen'ly with a sheriff'
posse that shot several Indianr, one I ,
let passing through bis Lai.
THE
PLACE
TO BUY
Your Groceries) and 1 La Led Good
Is at Parker Bros. Everybody kuows
where tbesr place ta. Tbey keep A fresh
stock, of groceries, produce and baked
goods, of ail kinds, sett at reasonable
price and treat tbeir customers well, all
vike.
You may regret sow steps yoo take
In life tot nose uken into tbe store af
Parker Bros.
It is a great tning to be well fed. Par
ser Bros keep good groceries.
A loaf of bread ss not much but voa
we it it weU maj. Try Parker Bros.
.FOB
PHOTOS. VIEWS,
CRAYONS,
FRAMES,
The Photographer
The Big, Popular Studio.
Twenty thousand negative for duplic
ate oruers.
specialty First class work.
First Strexf
A lb adt.
(Tbe old Crawford A Paxton and Craw-
ord A Uarnish Gallery.
iE E. BEERS, JL, ft.
Physician and Surgeon.
Phone So. Postomoa Block.
Albany,
Oregon.
CITATION
Is tbs CorxTT Cocbt or tba tats cr
Urn eco s, ros Lis CoujriT.
Ia tbe matter of tbe estate cf Robert
J ohna, deceased.
To Thomas Job da, Francis Jchos. Wil
liam Johns, the children of Martha Heckle,
dereaaed.tae children of Martha Madiford,
tbecni drea ot Tnoma Johns, deceased,
and tbe children of Richard Jobea, de
ceased, and all otbers known And unknown
interested in said estate, greeting:
IN THE NAME OF TBE STATE OF
Oregon, voa are hereby cited and required
to appear ia tbe Coanty Court of the Mate
of Uregon. tor the uocaty or una. at tbe
court room t hereof . at Albany, ia said
county, on Monday, the Stb day of Denem
trr. ISft, at 10 w'clock in tbe forenoon of
tbat day, toea and there to show cause, if
any exiV.,wby aa order ot this court should
not iso dirrcusg tne sale of tbe follow
ing described real proptrtj belonging to
said estate, tow it:
Becinning at a point 41.10 chains East
and 78 links Nrt of tbe South west corner
of tbe donation land claim of Geo. Cit
and wife, Notification No. 1S12 and c'aiu
to- cH. ta Towothin It. boutb of Kaage
4, West of the Wnlamytte Meridian, Ure-
eon, and running thence North So degrees
3D miaat Last 19.65 chains: thence
North 57 degree and 30 minutes East 9.20
chains: thence North M desrree and 15
minutes East 23 chains; thence West 63.60
chains to the center of he mam channel of
Calipooia creek: thence np said creek fol
lowing tne meanders inervot to a point due
north o: tbe place of beginning; tbeace
South 32.14 clains ro the place of bia-
ning, containing 60.28 acres, saving and
excepting one half acre heretofore aeeded
to ti. U. iUigtt, lying on tbe Calipooia
creek, and also excepting therefrom 5 acres
heretofore deeded to H. F. and Mark Hid
burt and also 3.40 acres heretofore deeded
to Elita 8. Ktarbuck, said above described
property belonging to said estate, contain
ing M.3S acres lying snd being in Linn
County, Oregon.
Witness, tbe ticn- Geo U
Barton. Judge of the Coanty
Court of ibe State of Oregon;
for the Coanty cf Linn, with
the Seal of said Court affixed,
this 9th Hay of November, A i
D., 1898.
(L S)
Attest:
Frakk Crabtbk, Clerk,
Iy R. B. Moktaoue, Deputy.
HOH AND FRUIT GROWERS TARE
NOTICE
I am prepared to insure vour Hon
Kiln, and its contenta. vour Fruit Drver
and their contents at the lowest possible
rates, ana witn any 01 tne six com pan
ies represented by my agency, which
have a combined capital of over Twentjr
uva minion aouara. a Doiicv in eiioe-
of these companies ia aa good aa gold,
and in case ot a loss you receive your
money wimout ueiay.
tor applications, writ to or call on
CO. Burkhaxt,
Albany, Or.
FINAL ACvOUNI
Notice is berebv given that tbe nnae:
iirned has tiled bis final account with th
Clerk of the County Oort ot Linn County
Oregon, in tbe matter of the estate of tier
ry Beamer, deceased, and tbe Court ba
fixed tbe 5th day of December. 1898, at th
hour of 1 o'clock p. tn. of said day as th
time for bearing objections thereto, if any
there be. Any and all persons bavins; ob
jections to said account will hie tbe same
with the Uierk ot said toutt on or oe;rie
tsid time.
Dated Octooer 18, 1898.
Luther White,
Executor ot tne last will sndttestamen
of Henrv Beamer, deceased.
IiKellt A Curl,
Attorneys tor executor.
Call on
Mi il
1
United States Senator
Tbat It Should
Recent events showed that a nop ii
more dangerous than a beule. Not on
ly ia the army, ba in ordinary lile.m-we
uvea are lost by a heedless disregard o
tbe beginnings ot poor health tbsn b
al I other causes com bined.
Dyspepsia or nerv losoess ia absolute'.
inexcusable now. There ia 00 more rea
son f Jr a man or woman eating with pooi
appetite or sleeping poorl or sufferim
coetinnally front neuralgia or rheuma
tism today than there is of bis or bar go
ing without the neceeaiUrs of life.
Every candid person wbo has Hraggec
along, under the depressing eKects o
nerve and brain exhaustion, needs V
taks to heart the words of such unbiased
persona as Senator Tabor, who canno
afford to Attach tbeir guarantee to any
thing tbey have not tnemeelvee investig
ated. DENVER, Col , Sspt, 20. 189.
Meear. Wei's. Richardsoa A Co.. Bar
lisgtoa, Vl I heartily recommend your
rsme a celery eoaopoand.
It is tbe one remedy which should be
widely ased . I bae need it-and I tbere-
lre knw whereof I speak.
ery truly voors.
N. A. W. TABOR.
Formerly U. S. Sen a nr.
rim -a . 4&0ms
N
ew Clothing.
I have just opened a
LARGE STOCK
OIF
LATEST STYLE
CLOTHING
Mors than 100 different patterns to select from. The next thing ia
to set! tbem. To do this 1 will make tbe price so yon can save from
S3 to 40 cents on the iol'ar under tbe nsol price on Stylish, Strict!
Up-to-date Clothing for men and boys, made' for this seasons trade.
MclLWAIN BLOCK.
Remember the Room.
GRAND AUCTION SALE
AT
Mc IL WAINS
999
To Close out Entire Stock.
Ury Goods, Clothing, Boot and Shots, Groceries. When yon bear the
Auction Bell go to McIuWaINS aoj buy Mercbandise at vonr own
price. Auction Sale Wednesdays at 2 and 7 p. m. Auction Fr atnr
days at 2 and 70 p. m. Private Sales at Auction Prices eve y da
RESERVED BEATS FOR LADIES.
F . E. ALLEN & CO.
For bargains in
Ladies and
Gent's Gold
Watches see
French the
Jeweler.
CCtfSsls jf5gj
1 -'l ssss . If
fc. I t tr.'s ea JT JT
MrsiSMCrsM.
v ,. ai. spu or
... wh,i,., mm m
t I - - - '
nmw amwM w m yani ta a ft
wom-fSiM raaa & ova lun aa aula .-J
Laaea afeawt this grsat gsat, as It I
For sale by J. A. Camming
H. F. Herrill
Insurance and Collection Aavnt Munei
to loan, warrants bouaht Office In th
Dxmockat buildias.
RY n 01
Tabor Says
be Used.
Now
Do you suffer from insomnia? Are yoo
icte of tbose mcb-to-be-pitied individo-
us wno wrestle with the pillow throng b
be long hours of tbe night and rise in
he morning with haggard features and
lolioe eyes? If so, take advantage of
be remarkable power ot this greatest
if all remedies for reetonog strength.
Fame a celery compound calms and
equalise all tbe nervoos tisenee and ia-
locee tbe body to taks on solid Dean.
Nervous debility causes tinidHy. de-
sressioo, and lack of conndence ia tbe
trnggie ol tile; whereas plenty ot ner-
rooa force inaoree se f reliance, enter
prise and prosperity. Ia uatolJ number
cases the tack of success ea aaatly be
:raced to a simple lack ot nerve force.
There ia as better foundation lor per-
saaeat good Lealth. or a better preper
ition for coping with the bard work and
anna strain of lue than neb, red. pare
jlood and plenty ot it. acqoired by nte of
Zaine ceiery compound.
Pbysiesana recogmxe fame a celery
om pound aa the 3oe scientific remedy
or restoring neaita and etreegta to tbe
worn-oat system.
W. R.BLAIN.
GOOD COFFEE
It's a luxury all may enjoy who trade
wiib as. We won't to cad yoar atten
tion to our Blend of Java A Mocha at 40
eta. per pound, which we believe to be
the best on the market. Then we have
another Blend for SOcts. per pound
which is proving itself a winner. Then
we have another cheaper coffee clear
dowu to 10 eta. per ponod which are All
good values. All we ask ia a trial from
any one wbo is not quite satisfied witn
their present coffee, and we are sure of
making you our customers.
FOSHAY k MASOK
-Wholesale A Retail
DRUGGISTS iSDECQmUKL
ILBaJiT, OS tO OH.
Pare druirs and the aest and Larges
Stock oi Stationary and Books
in the Market.
STREET RAILWAY NOTICE.
Tbe motor on the Albany Street Railway
will connect prumpty with all trains to aH
from the depot, day and nicbt.
Special trips will be made at spec
rates.
R. Moors,. Condnclor.
LADIES. Royal Tea cleats the cow
plerion. it acts on the blood, stomach
liter and kidneys and its a streneteeaint
tonic for tbe whle system Maga -lis
Blossoms cures all kinds of direaSda pecul
:r to Ionian. E. Bruckmaa.
Ueocral ages
I NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
t X f ANTED .:
A wlesmsn asd colleet-
VV or for tbe Singer Mfg. Co.
CaU
at F. M. French's Jewelry store.
WHEAT "S3f
at
COBBAN & MONTEIH'8
Combination Barber Shop,
lean shaving, haircntting, or sham
poo. Nice clean porcelain baths.
Clear Havana cigars.
A Rare Bargain.
For sale, a bouse and lot in a favorable
part of the city. House is a two story,
eight room building in good condition.
Good well and city water. Will be sold at
a rare bargain.. It must be sold so do not
rniew this chance. Inquire At tbe Dzvo
cbat office.
IRL WASTED. To do general
housework. Call at the Daaocbat
office). -
TEAMS OR MONET WASTED. I
bave good 'at and wheat straw,
baled, in tbe ci-y, lor sale, wbeat at
3.00 and oais at H GO per ton. Farther,
if any teamster wiii do me rood plowing
for biled straw I will allown thm $1.25
per acre. Alvi a J. Cakotbkba.
FOR SALE Aa Al English shepherd
dog, eight months old. Call at Demo
crat office.
IllK NEW AND
SLCONU HAND dl ORE
W. L. Broustcin. Proprietor.
DEALER in all kinds of new and see-'
ond band goods, furniture, stoves, tin-
end hardware, etc Uooga boa? Jit. sold.
exchanged. Highest cash price for hides,
na ta . n.1 fim All IrYruiatf Inlir rwwierht E
rumB ruocx, next to tam e.
If you nave a badly de
cayed tooth remtmher a
new croM u can he inserted
hj Dr. Adams as 11 lustra t
ul. COLLINS & HODGES
Dentists.
Odd FeLow's Temple, Albany, Or.
All work carefully done under latest
s el hods,
BOSGWAHTONG CO, fco6 1 St
aear Lyoa street. Albany. Sells Chi
nese medicine, Chinese rice. Chinese
tea And nat oil.
Poultry Wanted
Having located in tbe bcilding in the
eATof M. Sternberg A Co. we will do a
general poaitry bo sinews, paying tbe
highest price for poultry of ail kiuds
rowrss at cpreuger. .
HURT EIC1CLS EMRISS
HI
sWarttiifc
4ND
HORSE SHOEING-
Second street between Ferry sad
Broadalbin Streets.
HILLEB A STEWART.
Honev to Lrban.
We have a block of $40,000 to loan oa
good farms ia Una and adjoteiAC eceas
If you have good secariry aad perfect
title., we caa fersish yot tee cms withont
jsiay. as we make oar owe evaenaatioaot
Vnrity.
Call or aa or wnte
A. S. SruxaA V
Albany, Ongea
(XECwTCB'S K3T1CE.
Kobce is hereby givea to a'l persoas ia
terested ia the estate of Anthony Beader.
deceased, that I dasw tied my &aal ae
sooat lhereia. ia tbe Cooaty Conrt ef Liaa
Conaty. Oregon, and that aloaday. tne Sad
day of Jannary,lS).at the boor of 1 o'clock
p. m. Of said day has been set by said court
aa the time for hearing and settling all ob
jections thereto. Ali persoas ulerestsd.
haviacT aay objectioas to said acconnt are
hereby lequired to file the aasae with clerk
of saisl eoozt, oa or before the said date
above mentioned.
Gaoaee Baatvaa,
Eaecntor ef said Estate.
OliYer nom-in m
iK's , A pears,
-iJaay, Orecea
xiver gave the wo d the chilled plow
Aad it has saved more kv-oney
to the fanner ef America
than any other implement ever produce
Genuine Oliver chilled are tne beat OS
it knows he is uaccUisg the best. Lcoc,
out fcr im nidations and touch aotaiBfr beJ
the genains goods, made eery by Otivf
Chilled plow work. Sonth Bead, ladM H
S. A. I
tMitniinitii.ifflitiniMifwmr
Julius g
i Gradvvohl m
-:- Dealer ia - 3
Hardware, Crockery, Glass
ware. Groceriee and aJ goods
kept la country stores.
i will m
SELL GOODS
FOR CASH 3
As Low as Anybody. 2
CouDtry produce aad eggs
taken ia exchange
for goooda.
lUiuiuiiimiummMiiut;
00D INSURANCE OB
NONE.
If you want nothing for your money
get Relief," but it you ant
"EeliallB Immif
have your property insured by tbe lead
ing agent of Albany, in companies tbat
have ben in boaiaesa for veara.and thai
have money to bark their obligations.
10U CSDDOt Vt a rami artii-U -f
kind tor nothins. And when yoa want u
snrance get "Insurance" end not "Re
Uef." M. SENDERS.
Insurance, Hay, Grain and Wool
17ASTED
To rent 150 or 300 scree
v v of pasture land.
Address x. x
Pfeiffer, Albany.