The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, January 13, 1899, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textwkvtlle. We received two invilataion to attend evening parties the peat week. The firet wm from Oscar Dilley od Thursday even Idk bat were besieged with callera that evening and could nut attend. We learned from those who were there that the evening was apent in various amuse, tnenta but the greatest event of the even ing waa a recitation by Miss Elsie Dilley which waa received with applause. Miss Dilley ia a student of the Mineral Springs College and as an elocutionist, ehe haa bat few equals. The second invitation was from W..II. Millhollsn and wife on Friday evening auu we were not allowed to mate any excuse, we went and well! we were nrprised to tee so many happy faces and they were mostly Christian Kndeavorera. The meeting waa called to order by Mis Hattie Lore 1 1.. The various committees then made their reports. We were sur prised tost s a meeting so well conducted, After the meeting adjourned, the evening was spent in playing charades and games of Crokinole and dominoes and the like were p'ayed by some, while some of the younger kids played marching games. Last but not least was supper, which waa Drat class and consisted of three! kinda of cake and aandwichea and cocoa and coffee. Thlrtysix persona took up. per. The oldeat one present waa f2 (A. Y. Smith) and the youngest waa Floyd Wade, 13. All went home happy. Bee Zech. 10:12. A few more casea of meaalea. We hare heard of a yenng man who made a similar record to Glen Joskin in duck shooting. He made 18 shots and v got 2 ducks. Be ahot 10 times for the firet duck and 8 for the second. Mr. Barton of this place (not judge) has a hen which will be of great profit to ber owner. She lays two egga every day and makea no complaints. Baiton ia a modest yoong man and for this reason will not put this rare fowl on exhibition. Mr. B. bought egg powder of A. Y. Smith at the corner. Mr. B. don't know what the egg powders are made of and Smith will not give it away. The above facta can be ver. fid. Who can beatilT Little Rose Bcd. Tenne-see. I There ia talk of reform in the trattei of clerkship by the passage of a law that shall prevent the abuse . It w ill be very sumrisinii though if aovthing is done, for that ia not accordion to the build the Oregon legislature. of John adamasaid of Franklin: "That he waa a great genius, a great wit.a great humorist, and a great politltian is cer tain. That he waa a great philosopher, morllista and atatesman ia more quest ionable.'' Franklin wrote congress con earning John Adams.: "I am persuaded, however, that lie means well to his countrv. alwavs an houest man, ollen a wise on, but sometimes and In some things aosolutely out of his seosee. TERMS. Daily Democrat, 25 cents per month 3.00 per year, in advance, 30c per month not in advance. By carrier, 10c per week. 10 per cent added if allowed to run over months. Single copies 6c. VVtiiLT, tl.25 In advance; (1.50 at end of year; 11.75 for second year; $2-00 for third and proceeding years, when not paid in advance. Clubs of five now subscribers at 15.00. nshlnicton Letter. MISFITS. The retiring state treasurer had $763, 009.23 on hand. It is not very hard to see how there is money in the olllce on a salary of isou. Telegraphic. Governor Geera appeal to the mem bers of the legislature that there be a minimum amount of legislation will not be regarded. The bills are al.eady flow ing ia at a rate to indicate a full session The state leuialature ia in session. It has a big oppoitunity to distinguish it self by passing a general appropriation bill and adjourning, but it will not do anything of the kind. There vi ill be aooagh billa introduced to make the average man weary and aome of them will be pasaed. There ia danger of a few going through not desired by the people, back scratching affaire. Senator Morgan will presa the Nicar- augua canal bill until there ia a vote. The people of the Pacific coaat will anx iously watch tor a favorable termination of the fight in favor of cheaper trana portation, ao that we will be more near ly on an equality with tbe eaatern states, and there will not be such a great differ ence in the price of wheat there and here. Tnis is a great country, this Pa cific coast region, and we are entitled to oar share of toe improvements that go to build np tbe country. Tence-aee has certainly redeemed it aelf. Laat Saturday eve Jan. 7Ui at a business meeting cf the Lilerair, one o the most prosperous stations was enjoy ed. Geo. C Davis the "rand old man' of the vicinity was ccce more elected to the presidency amid nproarous appiaU9e of appro al, C D aicKnight waa elected vice-president and Thca. McKnight waa re elected Secretary and Treasurer almost unanimously ; Preselect Davie making a brilliant speech in bis behalf. Ellis Allen was re-elected Sergeant-et arms, only two votes being against him Will II Rosa the unanimous choice for critic, waa elected by acclamation. Yarions other business of inte-eet was transacted, $12.90 wis delivered to tbe treasure as the property of the socie ty ; tbe same Being tbe proceeds ot the social ; this cailad for a discussion, aa to what source should the money be spent to the best interest of the society, it was brought to close by two members being appointed with tbe secretary as chair man; constiuting f committee of lure on "eupp'ies" to purchase such articles as are necessarily needed and report at next meeting. The members of the committee are: Thos. M Knitgbt, chairman, JQ S wink and Dickie Hey wood. K very body attend and make it interesting and there will be more light on the subject. We now have a mem bership of 39 McK. The total estimated increase of profile of the twenty-five b.g trusts in the couu- try for the year 1893 ia $227,259,000; of fifty well known millionaires, $266,500, 000, apportioned aa .follows : $30,000,000 J.D. Rockefeller; 120.000,000 -Cor celiua Yanderbiit, W. K. Yanderbilt ; 15,000.000 Russell Sage, Hetty Green ; $10,000,000 William Rockefeller. R -e well P Flower, I. Pi-rpont Morgan, Philipp D. Armour, George J. Goa'd, John Jacob Astor; 6,OCO,O0O-Mills. Yerkes, WnUney, tLavemever, Widener, E tins, Rvan. Brady, MrKy. Kia.il.s-; 3.500 OOd Edwin Gou d. Nelson Mo - n ; $3.0CrO,000 and If- Collie P. II int inuton an i twertv-e-ven others, melu 1 ne TUom.s A. Edison with $1,000,000. The cou-moQ man doesn't stand much of a show. (From Our Ragul.r Correspondent.) Washington Jan. 2nda1899 Mr. McKinley is so cnxious for tbe aenat. to promptly ratify the treaty of oeace'that be took occasion to broach tbe subject to a number of senators who shook bands with him at the New Year reception, at the White House, today. It is the antics of Aquinaldo, believed to have both Spanish and German inspira tion, which are causing Mr. McKinley auxietv. Ue told the senators that bis hands were tied, outside ot the territory alreadv occupied bv our troops, until the treaty was ratified. Democratic op position to the treaty itself has almost entirely disappeared, but democratic op position to our keeping the Philippines permanently appears to be increasing. Cotonrt Denby.one of the democratic membera of tbe War Investigating Cotr.- J - .1... . I IUISSIOD, UrupICU UIUI lua tuuiv - . surprise for somebody when the report' ot tbe commission is made, which wil be insids of four weeks, be thicks, lie said: "When they make their report I think that all lair mind-d people will admit that tbey have performed their work conscientiouily aud that it is not BJ moch of a whitewash commission as many persons have imagined. The magnates of the beet trust have bseu trying to state Gen. ral Milee ever a nee be told the iuve-tigat'ng comuiit the that the "embalmed" beef sent to Cuba and Porto Rico wan utterly oufit fr use and expree1 th opinion. hickednnbv thai I Maician. that tha eniorced ealins ot it bad been responsible for much of the sick ness hot hey have not succeeded, and are not likely to. As a teeler, tbey threatened 10 sue General Miles for ueavy damages, but tie . hr-nl was quietly The men who stood up for unlimited clerk hire will be remembered. Senator Fulton said it would regulate itself in a manner to show the demagogue. He is becoming a very cheap kinl of a politl cian. The Democrat auggeets that Ex-Gov ernor Lord will never again fill a poiitl cal office. He lost favor during hia lour vearaaa eovernorol Oregon, being a very tueuiocre otlicial. As a Judge he was among the best tbe state haa had. The receipta of Eugene on a 6 mill tax were more last year than Albany'a on an 8 mill tax, and Eugene'e assessment, f 1,416,000, we believe is smaller than Al' bauy's. What is the matter of oar tax payers. Of all fruits the apple ia the best. The following by Chaplain Gilbert, of Eu gene, in a letter home from Manila prov es this: I hope some good auntie over there At Manila Washington, Jan. 10. It can be stat ed on authority that the news received today Irom General una is rather reas suring than otherwise as to the situation in the I'lulippines, ana that tie made no allusion to a Hostile collision, lie lias been advised to use gentleness in dealing with the insurgents and to advise and co-operate with Admiral Dewey. Mihi'i Bprerh Washington, Jan. 10. Senator Mason of Illinois, occupied the attention of the senate (or nearly an hour and a half to day, with a speech in support of his res olution declaring that the United States will never attempt to govern the people oi any country r witnout tiieir consent. in many respects tbe speech was one ot the most notable utterance from the sen ate thus far this session. AcaUal Civil fervle Washington, Jan. 10. Representative Tongue voted to strike out the the appro priation lor me civn service commission, and Representative Ellis against it. Tongue says that his vote does not mean tbal he is opposed to a just civil service, but was intended to serve notice on the houfee that he, among others, wanted a chauce to vote on a bill to modify the law. f hat key f'haaapUa New York, Jan. 10. Tom Sharkey, tht American sailor, stands tonight the only heavyweignt, possibly, for cham pionship honors and me l it le now neiu bv Bob Fitzsimnions. He whipped Kid TUB LEGISLATURE. will remember how we boys used to like! McCoy good and hard in the 10th round apples My, we haven't seen an apple since we lelt home. rothng but bfc nanas an oranges, and verv poor ones at that. Old Santa couldn't do better than send ua 2000 apple. How my mouth waters! I'd like to turn the whole regiment loose on Dr McCornack'e orchard. We "wouldn t do a thing to it." Tbe Journal accuses the Linn county members In the legislature of lr ntting little oo account of our poultry snow. Why not. iO round .1 M. es said that ' .where be . ho tol l t ie Wat Depait . , ia .thv lal i ui'clar-iagaii.et 1 Koi not ao ex- A Startling Demand. The long hatred stranger poke rapid ly. ''Yes,air, I am in Washington on busi ness. Business of national importance. I am here, sir, to promote an act of aim pie justice. And I will not leave ootil I have accomplished my purpose " "nay l ask what tbe purpose is? in quired a bystander. "Yon may. It is to secure tbe re moval of the national capital." "To arhat point?" "To Skinnervtlle, sir. Skinnerville, a - a m m- y mine aue weat oi nan-as city, on Kiyote creek. My name ia Skinner.eir," "And on what grounds Mr Skinner, do yon base your extraordianary claim?" "The very beat air. Now that tbe gov. ernment baa decided to annex the Phil ippines to this gloriooa republu,,the cen ter of the population of tbe United Stat- ea will be found to be at f-inrrers-iile, exactly at Hkinneraville, sir, and in whose name I make my lawful demand that tha national capital be removed thither and at once." Ex-Senator Manderson sas: "I would not accept any office in the gift of this nation, except, perhaps, the presidency, which no man should decline, i would not be embassador to England or Rns aia. I would not accept a seat in tbe cab inet. I would not again return to the aenate nor allow myself to be brought into public life. I have bad my chare of it, I have received all the honors I am entitled to. I am satisfied with my polit ical career and am on ten ted wi'h my present position, for it gives me a good support. The dutie-ar agreeable, the associations re pleasant, and 1 am ab solutely independent of man." Remember Jan. 13th ! Why? College Entertainment, course. of $100 Reward $100. Tbe readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded deeeaee that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the on ly positive cure knewn to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a conslitu tional disease, requires a constitution al treatment. Halt' Oatarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of tbe system, thereby destroying the founds tion of the disease, and giving tbe patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors hsve so much faith iu its curative powers, they offer One Hun dred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure fceod 'or list of testionals. Add rets. F. J. CHENEY & Co. 8o!d by Druggists, 75c. Toledo, O, Hall's Family Pills are the best. Sick Headaches. Tbe curse of overworked womankind, are quickly and surely cured by Karl's Clover Root lea, the great blood purifier and tissue builder. Money refunded if not ratiefactorv. P rice, zo eta. and 50 cts. Many a household is saddoned by deitb because of the failure to kt)ep on hand a s.feand absolutely certain cure for croup such as One Minute Cough Cure. See thai yrur little ones are protected against emer gency. J. A. Cumming, agent. Tbe soouer a cough or cold is cured w'tb out barm to tbe sufferer tbe better. Lin gering colds are dengerous. Hacking cough is oistrofsing One Minute Cough yur quickly cures it. Why suffer when i. rb acoui h cure is within reach? It is asant Utfae taste J. A. camming The rcbl iu the Philippines will re let t!ie efforts of the United States to make them leave the Spaniards alone, and the re-ntt will be sou-e Wool shed, in which tbe insurgents will receive much the worst of it. Tbey will find that they are not lighting Spaniard. It Is to be very much regretted though that the Uo ited States is obliged to use force in getting possession of tbe country, for that is against oar democratic principles and savors of impenalims. As a matter of fart we should never annex any terri- toiy by force. It is not according to tbe spirit of onr institutions. So far aa tbe Philippinee are concerned though we are in it now for bosicees and cannot back out. We will have to ratify tbe treaty and keep tbe islands whether we need or even want litem or not. We may have an elephant on our bands and tbe Dkmo cbat believes we will have, but we must prepare to feed the beast and get along tbe best we can with blm dropped when G a court of would like to . . 'einat:urd,' c men'. S-ntjr Mas t . e jt republican e a expansion. Uaeanl. ! pansionist, but 1 t . r ratified at this sw i. tf the treaty, bo-.v tuis conutry to t:.e-M'u.,n i!ea. The announceiu- t n u New York that Mr. Croker ha I -.cid Represent ative Salzerjasja can i;datefor Speaker of the next House, and consequently tbe leader of the democrat in that bedy waa not received any, loo pleaaotly by dem- Today at Sacramento the voting for a U. S. senator began. The fight will be . hot one for Burns is in it and be ia a scorcher. The prnne industry and the flax indus try have aa much right to be helped in Oregon aa the sugar beat industnr. The i .lull, at 1 1 me . ,IPIUf luuuuir. ii.utti sisuj ou trie r on merits. The stnnding committees of the two bouses were left substantially the same aa in the apecial aeasion. In, the house there was some excitement caused by the change of the chairmanship ot the com mittee on enrolled bills, ousting McCut loch and putting in Flag,. In the aen ate the placea made vacant by Senator Taylor becoming President of the body were filled. Tbe usual silly resolutions about fur nishing the members with three news papers, postage stamps, etc. were paaeed A resolution by Moody provides for the two appropriation bills dividing the salaries of officers from other appropria tions. Referred. Among the bills already introduced are: By Moody providing for two extra supreme judges and by McQueen to place the responsibility of common car riers. Daly, of Lake, introduced a bill in tbe senate to re-enact tbe mortgage tax law. Keltey to register land titles according to lorren law ot lkok county. III , Ful ton lor f'JUUU lor state historical society, tiaseitine creating omce ol slate geolog ist, Daly, of Lake, permitting counties till June 1 to pay state taxes, Daly, of Benton, providing for a commissioner and board of transportation, taxing rail road property for its supports, Brownell requiring corporations to pay laborers weekly. 1 he Governor waa aworn in by Chief Justice Wolverton His message read at noon occupied 43 minutes. In the very start be aen-ibly declares that there U no demand and no necessity for any great amount ol general legislation, and "it is to be hoped that you give tbe people the minimum quantity of legisla tion at this session, as no radical changes are needed." Besides it coats ll.OOu a i-.ay to run the legislature. He eels down good and bard on thi foolish cus toms ol introducing bills on every con ceivable '(object, more in a session than ail the bills on our statute. He set down also on the clerk abuse declaring mat one nan ine stanatng committees :n both bouses have no more use for a per manent clerk thao they have for a Chinese interpreter, lie commends the fisheries legislation. He favors a rail road commission to prevent the en- ! croachmenl o! the railroads and certain- Ask to See. Does Quality Count With You? Our line of seamless, rapid blow fountain and bnlb syringes, with hard robber fittingg. The mo successful line ever offered to th American people riatisfaction guaranteed. BURKIFA RT&LEE. THE CRACKERJACK L B MOSES, PKOPRIETOR. Opposite Masonic Temple. Full line of standard groceries and conn try produce So single leader, but everything a eaderat bottom price. Wagons run in tbe country selling gro ceries and collecting produce. Money saved by trading at tbe Crack-riack. ?sryV? Also T.icre is a good deal of aristocratic crowing going on in Albany tb:s week, just a block down the street from the Democrat otlice. There is yrobably the bitrceet lot of tiigb "toned birds ever ot what was to have been battle.) BUC Blbrry Hslcna, Jan. 10. State Senator Fred Whitvaides, of Vl-thead county, turned ' over to Urn bribery inrcstiga'tion com mi'te 30 bills of the denomonation of tlOOO, which he swore had been given him for the purpose ofjbuying votes for W. A. Clarke, of Butte, for United States Senator. The bills were made an ex hibit in the investigation. a reiltire Wnm Jal Si-okase, Jan. 10. A special from Rathdrnm, Idaho, says: George H. Pea, who for two year has been sherifl of KooUnaf county. . i . . f....:.:..A i - . : . 1 1 . ....... of oltibe expired veeterdav. but he was ! ?" I- I vors ids protect- ..: r... . i.:. ion of our game birds by good game laws. successor. The shortage is about I ..O00. i " V0?,1? ' ua ol wr'" " i criminals to the penitentiary at a big i ; expense. Commends the state Lister' at Maalla j cal society, eco-ee tbe ir consistent bi.: ' Manila, Jan. 9. The eitualton is rap-" charges of the state printer and '.' ':? id'y at'proach-.ng a climax, and it is just ' untouched many mau-r in tlmn-, juMwiMe Ili4t tomorrow we n j-?a,-e- t::e -U(r bruatv, n rmal ctinl- ,u- . nil souu on. .Mi-aim !.!.-, aii worn i i-h f - h;i rr'rr-nc- -In- ,,r-:! aUr;p. t rum..!!- nre in e;r lilxtwii. Xuc prosp-rni- ii-jir ,n. Urrgoo'a -i iv,n c- , liii el :ate auiiwr u- nre t-i';i!ig UiO.t au ! lU:,ot:i.ce. fr:e i: esrae it , ever. firvcaut ion . The trp". .a q iar- consri vtiv and r lien in ibv spirit of , bis p .!icy lo irave well enough a one. "Silver plate that wears." 1847? on spoons, forks, etc, is a gaar antee of quality tlie world over. . The prefix 84 7 insures the gen uine Rogers quality. O AT WILL & STARK'S. a fine Vim of Watches, Clocks. Rings. and many Novelties iwn. u kmu nwui recommenaations - .: - IMS) ftisgi . . .." f" 21 ! t S jr K-rrr. 5. . t For bargains in Ladies and Gent's Gold Watches see French the Jeweler. NTEW ADVERTISEMENTS road betwaen Alb or address B. H. Mcllmurr, at T70USD-On the IT any and Wells a good cloak, new. Call on or address B. ti Wells. 1 1 700D FOR SALE. Good WW Howard at $2, $2 bO cord. fir, by O anda3 a Inquire at Dimocat tffice. fusi, A iaoy a can sxin purse con . ' a . a. J A L ( i Itaining rjetween ana prooaoiy on second street retween Montgomery and Baker streets. Ketam to EJ .See ley. Axecal Mrn.il) There will be a meetine of the Stockholders of Tbe Albany Creatuery Association, Jan. 12, 1099 at 1 o'clock p for tbe elect ion ol officers and tbe transaction of any other basinets which may come before vbe meeting. . J. BrarxT, Secretary. 15eTRUCTIO'9 on Piano or Organ given in exchange for small family washing. Inquire at this office. NOTICE OF DISSOLCTIOS. The partnership under tbe firm name of Power Sl f-prenzer, dealers in poultry. has been dissolved, 31 r. bprenger rettr ing. Tbe besiness will be continued permanently by F. G. Powers at the present piace in toe rear en a. stern berg & Go's. treaty will be ! K1-"1 together in the state. :is.rat;6cat ion IS not commit t, Ooe of tbe biggest induat.Iea in the United Htateb is the raising of pouitrj and tbe aale of eggs. It foots np into the millions of dollars and is far up tbe list in the amount of the annual product. Bence tbe industry ii a very important one, one that deserves attention and de velopment. Great strides haze been made In the past few years. Tbe breeds of tbe different classes have been greatly improved, until now we have some msg oincent specimens of tbe different kinds of birds. Tbe old barn vard fowl is a ery common looking bird compared vilu the mcderu Langshan, Wyandot or FIjniou'.h Rock. Blood will tell in tbe feathered tribe tbe same as anything else and the progressive farmer should make note of the fsctand be np with the noes. Diversified farming demands a good, deal of attention to the chicken business, and while you are at it you might as well do it right and have tne best. It is as easy to raise seven and eight pound chickens aa two pounders. Tbe Democrat is glad to see the interest taken in this county, where sncb a splen did showing is made in the state show. An increased Interest will no doubt fol low it, and Linn county will be tbe ban ner ben county of the state. Mr. L. T. LiUrell writes P O P.rown Co., Kan plating locating in Linn county, and would like a long letter from the " Demo. ck.it stating facta about everything. Just now we haven't time and refer the matter to some one with more leisure. Mr. Littrell wants a stock and grain farm. ter are undtrarum. will si t uhiin: New Yvkk, Jan. . A diKj.alcii to the from Willis I K rai I ir .in I. ina, Peru Advicra reopivfd here from IV.iv is an nounce that President Aionj's advance of U Paz, C A r A k K II OF Til E STOJi ACII. that he is content-11 ,,i iv,i,..; . ocrata in Wa-hing'oo. j Kid Uom ia irn;l mho Pressure upon tbe adminsef ration was . Kee!er Cur. m Portunil f(ir ,hft morS strong enough to cause the cabinet to in-. phine aad hMt tD orUer ,how f struct Secertary Hay to squelch the Pa- wbat they can do. When Uken bold of t eiflc Cable Company bv exercising his be was using 60 grains of morphine and j ri.ht to diannorva the concession for a ! f ' cocine aoav. it will be avl.ig - i fiend. It is li.rlv tbal a derUive lattU will he fought tuun Ulre!i Uie fovtramenl troops and the rc !!, who now hold th capital. A Trrnw Wirrfc Nrw York, Jan. 1 By a head-on col lision between two passenger trains on the Lehigh Yaliev railroad, at Wet Dun ellen, X. J., at 12:-W 1'4M. Uaday, 13 per sons were billevl and over 3 woundel. The acridect was doe to aome terrible mistake in train orders. KIa mnnnnnl- nhtila-1 nf this BOVem- -.-- ment of Hawaii, insied ot ix months from date of concession. The- sis months expired today. Tnis is Ibe company that wanted this Government to grant it a subsiJy of 1100.000 a year for twenty years enough to bo Id tbe cable tor the free ne of tbe cabU trout California to Hawaii. A IMca-iant, Simple, but Safe and KtTcctual Cure for It. Catarrh of the stomach baa long ben 1 ronsideml the next thing to incurable, j i ur -iiai symioms are a lull or bloating sensation after eating, accompanied sometimes with sour or watery rkings. a formation of raeus, causing pressure on the heart and lungs aad dirficuit breath ing; headaJhee, fcck leaf petite, nerrou ne, and a general p!aed out, languid feeling. There Is often a f-jul taste in tbe mouth, coaled tongue and if tbe interior of the stomach could Le seen it would ' jj i show a slimy, inflamed condition. , a j Tbe cure tor ibis common and o be tin- 3 J Combination Barber Shop. The ocly four chairtbop in tbe city. I a aau.'lef Ss- ! Ommllin. 9. A special to the i from bidnev. Xeb , says: There wa i m rwk rm lfi I n i.in At Stlniil miles east of here, at 4 :U5 this mcrninj. j cut"S the food t U? readily, Uiorooghiy i 'which resulted in four deaths and eiclit l'elej before it lias time to ferment: Superintendent Paine of the state in- j people being injured. j end irritate the delicate mucous surfaces aaneasylum has been very liberal in Trainmen at tbe wreck do not ttemtt ;o1 1 tmach. T& secure a prompt and : to account lir the accident, and the oni- " ui.i.w:i it me one necery . , . .... ; i , '. r.1"""1"1"?"17' rials at the headquarter hire profess to ' to do an 1 when ncnnal digestion is' -v , hqiut ignorant. According to Dr. Uarlanson tbe safest i en-unM ine catarrtiai ; have duuppeareij. A Fatal EJitorial. Clevclarnd Sarcastic. Ex-President Cleveland in rej.ly to the request of representative of the Asscr tateJ Press for an expression on tbe question of expansion, said : "I do not care to repeat my views con cerning the prevailing epidemic of im perialif m and territorial expansion. As suming, however, that my ideas oo tbe subject are antiquated and nnsuiied to these progressive days, it ie a matter of surprise to metbat tbe natives of our new possessions to acquiesce io the benefit oi subjecting them to onr control and man agement should in the least disturb our expansionists. This phrase of the titua .ion ought not to bave been unanticipat ed nor the incidents natually growing out of it overlooked . Tbe remedy is ob vioos and simple. The misguided inbab tan t a of our new territory who prefer lometbtog different in tbe plan for tbei control which we proposed or oppssed ...... . i . i . i i.i i. uui uv.igns in wieir Deuair, buuiiu ue slaughtered. .The killing of natives ha been a fea ure of expansion since expan ansion began and our impel lalistic en thusiasm should not be checked by the prospective necessity of destroying a few hundred or a few thousand Filipinos Of course, somi unprepared souls would then be lost before we bad the opportun ity of Christianizing tbem, but surely those ol our clergjmen who bave done to much to encourage expansion cuuld manage that difficulty.'' Tbe following is the editorial which appeared in tbe Wilmiogtoo Record of Wilmington, South Carolina, and which led to a demolition of ibe newspaper of flee and tbe death of sixteen men, meet all colorod, by violence. The Record was published by colored men. "VYe angge.t that tie whites gaard tbeir womea more closely, thus living no opportunity for the human fiend, he be white or black. You leave your goods out of doors and then complain because bey are taken away. Poor white men are careless in the matter ot protecting their women, eepecial'.y on farms. Tbey are earless cf tbeir conduct toward tbem aud our experience among the poor white people in the country teaches that tbe women of that race are not any more particular io tbe matter ot clandestine meetings wito colored men then are the white men with colored women. Meet ings of this kind go on for som lime un til tbe woman's infatuation or :he man's boldness brings attention to tbem and tbe man is lynched. "Every negro lynched is called a 'big bnrly, black brute, when io fact many of those woo have thos been dealt with bad white men for theii fathers, and were not black and buily.but were suffi cient attractive lor white girls of culture and refinement to fail in lave with them as li wl. known to a'l." condition mill Quarter himself, and haa luriMn Iin, i mimtr minia nn.W him all Armina) ItalMuallt I Imn m n ll..:nn. fu. 1 S33 a quarter. Certainly though Lane ) Si ra.ct-co.JJan. .. Word has and beet treatment U to n after each ! county has as mucn right to the plums ' come that Maor-jenera! W. H. Miafler j nieal a taq!et. Tempo---? of ihastase, As- asanvotbtr county, and aa the em- wl" ". auingten next i hunway. tpiHt tVpem. a little Nax, Uoldea tfea! tdoyees are no doubt efficient there can ' lrft Lieutenant tiraves, evecth in - id fruit acids. These tablets can now be no kick. If a Linn county man gets Linlry, his aid. who has leen art n tc faood at al! drugstore under the in we win nope to see him fill tbe asy- 1'""."' lUB urptnmmi oi mo name ol frtuarl s Uywpepeia Tablets aud urn wiiu unn eouniv 'mtiinrm to .uimjirr wuu,p, ia A Cosy Spot. J. C. Devine Successor to X. Southard Juat east of tbe Davocaai ofB e. Dealer In Bay, Oate, Mill Feed, Chop, Poo'try, etc. Give him a call. Good treatment as sured. Yard Littler. A6i-tant. J C UTTLKL'S Ground Floer Iknt. I Jfu.c -j, Broadalbin. St. Albany, tit .1 If ) uu bave a badly de cayed tooth rtmcmHer a new crown can be inserted by Dr. Adam as illustrat-cd. COLUXS&HOIKIES Dentists. Odd FeLow'a Temple, Albany ..Or. All work carefolly dene order late methods. Cold weather and winter winds are oa nouced when warmed with one of oar air turht beattna stuve. It ia asy a nym for good cheer anl its economical nee oi foei makes a happy hooeeheld. We bare aiso intt received a large shipment of Tinware direct from aa east ern factor w fcich we are able to sell at verv low prices. Call and price thee ffiois and be convinced that we are ot fericg BAEGALNSin these goods. F . E. ALLEN & CO. make op for the past. win ; HOME AND ABROAD. i located on his doca'.ion land caim. See Locals on every page. The Xorthweet Poultry show, Io Albany, Linn Co , Or., January 9 to 1A.1S99. Wheat 49 cents. Cravoo aud Pastel work a e; ecialty at Miss Long's. Sample io Bas Relief photos aeen at Miss Lontr'a. 50 cent nboto made bv th thn.r,d Vivt P1 ers every week at Miss Uing's. tl'ir r r n r o.-t i- l . ... ' Amos J. Landis, GrapeviUe. Pa. Bas Relief pbitoe now all the rage, ,;eorge A. Waters, Camden, X. J. call and see samples at Mise Long's j Mrs. Katherine Boyle. Pituburg. A large and fine stock of cigars and to- Tbe victims were suiTocated bv tacco at Conn A IIujton's.k6ee the dis-, dense smoke. P'ay. not beuig a patent medicine can be used jwuii per.eci eaieiy ana assurance mat j health yr pet te and thorough digestion ; will foilew their use after meals. Mr. X. J. Boober of 7I0 Dearborn St.. ' ! wealth v pionoer of this city, died ifav. j-0'""0' "Catarrh is a aged 76vera. Mr. lennv wssoneof theilocJ condition resultir,g from a neglect-; i hrst eettlers on fuet sum I an I a por- r --p Ouid in the head, whereby the Itninz , tion of the bu-inesa district of Seattle ia ! membrane of the ocee becomes infiacued THIS 15 A STBICTL! CASH PBorasmos. 1 00 ! and the boisonous diucharcw Ibwrvfrt-un ; j passing backward into the throat readies the1 s ra4a aa ia vat'u- m Albany Trading Go. Call fur Linn Co. Fair Convention. Excellent Graham Wafers at O. E. Bkowsell's. We buy, sell and store cram. We make Magnolia Flour, Also whole wheat, Patent and germ, aoura, The Magnolia Mil's. The Long Photo Co. is the leading gallery of A Ibanv. Every photo made there ia a gem of i r' Call and see for yourselves. Get the best fiour. The Magnolia Refuse any other fiour, except the Mignulla. Gillett a Pepper box Bluing at O. IS. Baowaaus A barrel of maple syrup just received at Parker Brothers. Fine. Bring your j pail. ) k mars meeting of tbe people of Linn J ion. county is hereby cane l to meet at the court bouss in Al1 any, on Friday, Feb. 3, 1899, at 10 o'clock a m for the purpose of organizing a Linn Uoonty ratr Association, upon a basis to be deter mined by said convention, and arrang ing lor a county fair to be held in . Lann county in tbe fall of 1899 and regularly annually thereafter. All citizens inter ested in this movement, also members of tbe lacnlty of the Oregon agricultural college, are cordiidly invited to attend this convention. J. R. Whitnkv, U. L. Rubs, Sec. Chairman, Another shipment of Cue Daodruf! cure receive.! at Combination Barber Shop. Bring tbe babies and get a dos o those cute little Diamond photos, only 50 cents at Miss Long's. When you want a choice Omk, a nice roast or meat of any kind, call oo lleory jroders. He keeps tbe Ut. Late to bed and early to rise, prpana a man for bis home in the skies. But early Io bed and a Little Early Riser, the pill that makea life longer and better and wiier. I A. Cumming. agent. Go to Verick's shaving and hair cut ticg parlors for first clam work. Hot j and cold baths. Clean towels to every customer. The best meat of all kinds and good treatment at tbe Albany Dretaed Beef Company's market, just djwn Second treet. Oood weiirht and nromot attond ! been relieved frt.ni that duty and join General Merriam at Ienver. r wlaral avail hi M i Seattl. Jan. 9. Arthur A. Kennr. a 16 lb Best Cure gran, sugar. Special prices by the sack. 9 p. Pride of Albanv Co2re. 30 lb sack Beet Liverpool Salt S cans Beet Tomatoes 3 Corn A ratal sir. I " i'iiuuii uium w 3 lb r resn Jiix canuy Pittkbtbi. Jan. 8. At a fire which ! "'""T"- " eaiourmee pre- i ; - ' - ...... - . f, ta-. r an, I ,,t n..n f, . 1 ...4 I . ... . 1..I?.. I..... T. - . . ....... . ...v., w.t wa- . . ' . t. , . uouii nun. i t.m -t I iv. MJ i.ll. iianairer. j Tablets. I canact find appropriate ; Baltimore B'.ock, next dr East Lunch I worls to exirN my good feeling. I Counter, j have found flesh, appetite and sound rest j ! from their use. Stuart s LHsiepsia TaUets is the safest preparation as well aa lite simplest and Ike r-aUvm-M laaargrato most convenient remedy for any form of ' Mcsiu, Jan. 8. CVdonel Potter, the indigestion, catarrh of stomach", bilious-j special emissary oi (ieneral Otis letween I nes, tour stomach, heartburn and bloat Manila and lioilo, arrived this afternom mg a fur meais. with dispatches from the latter point. I Send for little book, mailed free on The streets were barricaded, aod it was stomach trouble, by ad lressinir F. A. ALBANY STM LIHUHV. J. X'. Hoffman, Lessee. reporte! that the prmdii! buildings Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich. The tab- Uad be-n "kerosenc-j, the ineurventa ! lets can Iv found al alltirug stores. having tnreatened to destroy the whole bnsinesj section by lire at the first shot of bombardment. j Vour grocer keeps 1 1. SU-Wrr-k rni .UtZll'U Plur Ksoi viixe, Tenn.. Jan. S. Four dead, two injnred.one of these perhaps fatally and the loss of property of the Southern railway to the amount of about 125.000, is the result of a wreck which occured this morning on the KnoxviUo A Ohio l,r,nrh nf K W -l J f;..lBl.n ..f , Ka Knnthern iim-v nr..n.i i,if m,i ' was so severely afflicted with rheumatism Uim BliV mtk9 vmieu IU Bll UOWQ lOUO most of her work. She began taking Hood's SarupanJIa and it cured her. Umbrela Notice. tmbreiias recovered In fust ciass style, by Mrs. Al. Ludaig, at Broadalbin and Third streets, 'or from 60 cents to $2.60. Repairing of all kinds promptly attended to. Patronise home lnstitu tions. A Fine stock of Shelf Hardware at GEO. E. Fish's, u the lowest ,-iiccb. Will keep a fc itock oi tbe bent goods. K. O. T. M. every Saturday evening at K. O. T. ball. Vlsttinif KnighU inviied. W, A. Cox, Commander. to. HONG VVAII TONG CO., Second St near Lyon street, Albany. Sells Chi nese medicine, Chinese rice, Chinese tea and nut oil, , A E. Phelps has been appointed n -s'.-master at Sweet Hooie The Ux levy ia Wasro countv Ims been placed at i mil's, the county levy alone being 13 mills. The Oregon Telephone Co., is running a line to Astoria, which will be extended to Tillamook. Tbe company intends to reach every town in tbe northwest. Mr. E. R. Case, the barter, Las bought tbe first street property of Mil ton liale new occupied by tbe marble shop, and may locate bis barber shop in it, but bas not decided ou that. A fine monument has juet been erect ed on tbe lot of Mrs. Boenicke, in the city cemetery in honor of the late Albert Boenicke, lost on the Clara Nevada. Tha tribute is paid by the Woodmen of the World, according to their custom, Mr. Boenicke beiae a member of that nrH The work waa done by Mr. Fran Wood, and is highly commended. The inscrip tion tells the storv. and is: "In of Albert. Boenicke. nerished in tha wreck of the Clara Nevada, Lynn Canal. Words of Praiae bestowed upove nouu s oarsaparma cy incse woo na taken it indicate tbat it is restoring Leatt to thousands of people, and tbat It wil help you also. Work done In first claea matiner j rettooa.be prices. Prompt attention paid to ail orders, at i iniTOOTntinfnfitTOT i Julius Gradwohl -:- Dealer in -:- 5- Hardware. CrecUrv. Uiass- ware. Groceries and al goods kept Is country stores. 1 WILL i SELL GOODS .g & FOR CASH 3 t As Low as Anybody. Coantry produce and eggs taken in exchange for gooods. How She i iJ Her Work. Shedd. Oreir.. Xov. 1S98. Mrs. Xettie M. Carol hers of this place states that ehe FOSHAY 4 MASON - Wholesale & Retail DRUGGISTS ASD BCOKSEILKU 4LUAMT, OREGON. Pure Drugs and the flpest and LargM nio) k ot Stationary and Book in the Market. A Rare Bargain. For sale, a bouse and lot in a favorable part of the city. House is a two storv. eight room building in eood condition. Good well and city water. Will be sold at a rare bargain. It must be sold so do not miss this chance, inquire at tne Vauo- bat office. west of F.Ik Valley. Far aia:iaa . T:i c;ee, Jan. 6. James Smith was ar rested late last evening on a charge of stealing two guns from M. K Barkers gun store lie reeides'at Coburg, and lule in Eugene yesterday called at the store to inspect and price guns, jt is alleged that he concealed two tiuns aud left the store. X. Tralh la li Hoso-Koyo, Jan. 8. According to statements of peoplo who have lust ar rived here from the is'and of Balabac, south of the island of Palawan, there is no truth in the report that the Span iards there have been massacred by the Filopinos I iTney say the story is an invention of ', the priests. Haar Will apeak VvAsnisoTDSJan. 8. The week prom ises to be a busy one in the senate. It will begin with an elaborate and careful- ' ly prepared speech by Senator Hoar to 1 1 1 1 , !:...! t !. . ia? uuuvereu iiiiiiiminijiw aiLvr nv brans action of the routine business tomorrow in opposition tojtho expansion of Amer ican territory. Star Bakery COMUkD METEI HOPiinClt Curner Broadalbin and Flint St kiaUJi. OliYer Plows-sjfMei ob'i..X i.t.'r . Agents, -any, t-regoa: TICKETS To all point East via Great Northern Hallway. For rates, folders and full information eall on or address II. F. Mkhrill, Agent Albany. What Is Sltiloli? A grand old remedy for Corgb, Cold and Consumption; used through th world for ball a century, has cured in numerable casts of incipient coneump tion and relieved many in advanced stairea. If van are not aatisrlnl milh th results we will refund your nione v. Price ! 25 cts., 60 cts. and 11.00. " j Strict tv business French ibe jeweler. Crescent Bicycle, Hopkins Brothers, agent. Best Bicycle for tue money . Will & Stark, jewe'ers. Crescent bicycles at Hopkins Brother for only W, f 30, 135 and 60. U B Winn, citv ticket agent. Tickets to all points in the east. Ue sure and see the aoti rut tinware at Qopkin Bios, will las", a liieliaie. D-al. Canned Fruits. Glassware. Dried Fruits. Tobacco, Sugar, Coffee, Ftc. Canned .Meat Quenswa"e Vee table Cigar Spices, Tea a-rything tnat U a opt le a sood variety anagro eery store, tllg et ptfce pain for Al.!- KINDS OF PRODOC) vriirer gave the o d tne cbilkd plow And tt Ba saveo more soney to the farmer of America than any other io.-.lenienl ever prodocco Genuine Oil ver chvlled are tbe best ea earth. The Oliver is a promoter of hapDi- noes on the farm, and tne dealer who teili it knows be is Laadting the best. Loot out for imniltation and touch nothing bo! ice genuine goods, made coly ty Uuve Chilled plow works. South Ber.d,Ir d.. T . A. We bave decided to continue making the 6C cent photos. Long Photo Co. Flour 85c per sack. Try it. The Magnolia. If you want a good and cleat ..loke buy cigars made by our Al to my cigar factory. AlanvaLovcr Has turned with disgust from an other wise lovable girl w itn an offensive breath. Karl's Clover Root Tea purifies the breath by its action on the bowels, etc., as noth else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 60 cts. GOOD INSURANCE NONE. OB Yoiina Mother!. Croup is the terror of thOusnnds of young mothers because its outbreak is so agonizing and frequently fatal. Khiloh'a Cough and Consumption Cure acts like magic in cases of Croup. It has never aeen known to fail. The worst cases re lieved imrucdintelv. Prices, 25 cts,. and 63 rts.andtl.00. Overcome evil with irood. Overcome your coughs and colds with One Minute Couifh Cure. It is so irood children crv for it. It cures croup, bronchitis. Dneumonia. laVrippe and all throat and lung diseases. J. A. Cumming, sgent. Tut Kuril. Down Mondays vVednes days and Fridavs, leaving Albany at 7 a. m. Up Tuesdays, Thuiedays andSat nrdaya. Whenjou ask for Ue Witt's Witch Ua xel Halve don't accept a cuunterfeit or im tation. There are more cases of Piles be ig curA.t by thin, thin all others coin nil f V. Casan laJigent. If you want nothing for your money get "Belie!, but it you want A co.igh is not like a fever. It does not bave to run a certain course. Cure it (i ickly and effectually with One Minute Cough Cure, the best remedy for all ages and for the most severe cases. We recom mend It because it's good. J , A. Cum ming, agnt. Hood's Pills are tbe best family cath artic and liver tonio. Gentle, ieliabie,sure. ReliaMe InsnrancB3 have your propeity insured by the lead ing agent of Albany, in companies that bave ben in business for years, and that have money to back their obligations. Yon cannot get a good article of snj kind for nothing, and when yon want in surance get "Insuraiice" and not "Re .ef." M. SENDERS. "Insurance, Hay, Grain and Wool. Albany Market Wheat 48 nta. Oats 30. Egg 55 cents. Butter I to 3a cents. Potatoes 26 cents. Hams 11 to 13 cents. Sides 10 to 11 cents. Shoulders 8 tc 7 cents. EXPIBT BICYCLE RiPAUfflG HORSE SHOEING- Second Street between Ferry and bn MILLER STEWART LINN CO- ABSTRACT COMPANY Albany VOreeon Offices, Bank of Oregon Building. Only set of Abstracts of Linn County. Complete set of maps and plats. H. F. rierrili Insurance aud Collection Agent Monej to loan, warrants bought Office in tns Democrat buildii i FOR REST. A well located dwelling house. Call on H, F. Mcllwain, ilonev to Loan. We have a block of $40,000 to loa oa good farms la lann and adjoining ooune If vou have cood securitv and m4m4 title, we can furnish you tbe coin without May, as we make our own examination o wrurity. t all or us or write 8. N. Stwuji O Albany, Oregon H.E. BEERS, M.D. Physician and Eunreon Phone 66. PoctoSce Block. Albany, Oregon. DR. OLIYE K. BEERS. rxeeatefl of Women and Children. Phone E6- PostofScc Block A lbany, " S.E.WINSAED M.S.3LD. Graduate of Lenox College 1SS3, Chi ago Homeopathic Medical College IS3Q Bash Medical Callege 1302. Tvseedale Block. Albany. Or. 5 PEARLY TEETH, so high! v and justly prised, are assured by tne' nee ol oar ALLEN'S TOOTH POWDER, which prevents si! accretion under the Cental surfaces and keeps tbem clear, cleas, and natural ia color. With regale- a polka tions ot tbii powder the teeth trill not decay and tbe annoyance ot an early resort to the reeourceeof den tistry is avoided. Keep yonr teeth w ton as nature will permit. TsiBg oar ALLEN'S TOOTH POWDER will enable yoa to do this. Price only 15 cents per box. J. A. CL M JIIKG. NOTICE iQSTCCKnJLEERS Notice is hereby given that the annual .meeting of the stockholders of the Scgar Pine Mill A Fixture Co. will be held a the Company's office in Albany,' Oregoa, at the hour of t o'clock pv. ro., oa the 10th day of January, Tbe meeting ia for the purpose of electing a board oi five directors, and the transaction of any other business that may properly come before the meeting. itedat Albanv, Or., lc l?, issra. En ZKYsa, ' a W. Saxss, Secretary. PreatdeaU GIRL WASTED. To do genera housework. Call on M Senders. CITf TEEISUKERS K0T1&E K3 6 Notice is hereby given tbat there are fonds oo hand to pav citv warrants Koe. 99 to 150 inclusive of tfce year 189S. In terest oa said warrants will cease with tbe date ot notice. Albany, Oregon, Dec. 30. 1S98. E. A. Pakxex, City Treasurer. CITY TKEAS LEES'S NOliCE Notice ia hereor given that funds aie oo band tc par citv warranta Noa. 1 to 98 inclusive ot the isene of 1SSS. In. teres ton -aid warrants will cease with tbe date of this notice .lbany Or., Dec. 28, 1898. E. A. Paaxsr, City Treasure!. SHEET RAILWAY NOTICE. Tbe motor oa tbe Albany Street Railway will connect promptj with all trains to ae from the depot, day and nicbt . Special trips will be made at speci ratea. - R. Moork,. Ccnductpt. Ertray Notice. I took up on my farm two milee north west of llarrisburg, in Linn oonntr. on the Srd day of December, the rollowiiur described steer: Color, red with white under the belly also white spot between hire, marked with cron off rich tear? age, about 8 years; weight, about 1300 pounds. KL, Tandy, uamsDurg, lAnnuo., Oregon. TO LOAN. On good security tSOO or 11000. For particulars call at Demo- crat office. -----------a-.-.aj-fr-.aia Waa Ca-eataaaaTrad arlaobttii-daaa altrasi ant tmalaeas conducted (or Modsvata Fcca. b4modI,dr-rtBorphota. waaJTiMiti lataBtiaaamuail. A Paaspnwf -now wi lata Patcoia," wita coat ot aaiaa 1 a tha C- .J aad (onia eoonlilaaamatf-a-. ta nat, C Aa CHOV&CO. Or. P-ar Omt, waentsWTM. u. v. Sayaa.iaaa-,, 1 i