The state rights democrat., March 31, 1899, Image 4

Somehow and eoroa-where, among tlx model and Jolnta,
ZSSb RHEUMATISM
creep
in.
ST- JACOBS OIL ST
IT PENETRATES, SEARCHES, DRIVES OUT.
SATURDAY WIGHT THOUGHTS.
The Insurgent war enutinnes to be a-1 a Lebanon paper seye that Albany is
bout to end in a few -t-vya, with every in the throes ol agony over a proposed
body but Aquinaldn. '! U not so much ; aDeclal business us. Not to very much
A Big Offer.
Subscribers paving up and one year in
advance, to tbe Dkmocrat, will, upon re
quest, receive tbe Wceklv Democrat tor
one year, and t e Farm Journal of Phil-
adelphia, for FIVE years, for the price of ,
the Dkmocrat alone. Subscribers to the I
Daily can have the privilege by paying '
sixtmontns iniativance.
This is limited to one hundred sub
scribers. First come, first served.
The Farm Journal is a 24 page paper,
sometimes larger, full of live farm news.
A copy may be seen at this office.
PmcntimtTfaTifl an Arinnilaiit rTflrTrDtjt
liuuuuiuj uuuuu auuuiuuu uiu i uai
are mured onlv to those who sow OUR TKSTED
SEEDS SonJ puetal for our IHumraleJ Ca'
alomia and moii by purchasing from tk.
pacific seed company
Wholl and Retail Dealer
7l torn J St. Karramral mi.
wLSKKlW add at lowest prices. Apnti Wu
Liberal dLcounta. but NOSEKD3 sold an at
commission.
AfifiS SUMS TO LEND
On Undivided Interests on estates,
Real estate on Probate,
Reversionary and Li ie Interests on Real
and Personal Property.
Annuities and Legacies.
Or will purchas outright if so dei-red.
Life Insurance Policies Bought or
Loaned on Patents sold on tayorab
i ar. na and caDltal procured to devel
op'.and pertect meritorious inventions
'ideas.
Amounts from
$10,000 to $500,000
Available for investment on mortgage
at Revenue Producing Securities
For terms and particulars address
R. GOULD,
IX ltgom iry St., Sn Fraaeiso'i 0
the ending . f tin i. He seems to
be built on the coutintu ulao. bat even
ungle warfare cannot tas for ever, and
tbe cannibals will ivt to eventually
give in and consent i-'villsed. They
ouitht to be civil c .1 ud Cbristian-
ed for certain, but 'be ballet plan is I every man's business and not
not the correct one tl"i.-tical!y, though anouirh on the others.
i'i the long run.
.( the Filipnoe
fast as to anv-
It mav have som ff
Reports so far inlu-t
take to oar ram a- ut
thing.
FOR SALK. The session laws of the
state of Ogon torl8C6. '6S, 70. '72, '74,
76, "78. '80, '82, '85 "89, '91, 93.
Senate Journala-1366, '70, '72, '74, '85,
'87 '89 '93.
House Journals 1866, '68. '72. '74, '83,
'87, '89, '93.
Wiliians on Real Property, Tyler's Law
Glossary, Chitty's Pleadings, Vol. 1.,
Bonvier's Law Dictionery 2 volumes.
Bioom and Hadley'a Commentaries 2 vol
umes. Price for the lot, f 15. Call at the
Dkmocrat office.
I Julius
Gradwohl
- Dealer in -
Killed and Cured la Oregon.
Nice Hams Bacon
Try a Cottage Ham.
ALBANY TRADING CO,
Middle Store Baltimore Block.
K3TICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Q
Notice it heteby given that M. Cannlntt
ham. the administrator of the eatate o
Thomas Roach, deceased, has this day filed
in Coanrv Court ol Linn county. Oregon.
his final account as nch administrator and
a&id conrt has fixei the 1st dav of Mav,
1899, at the hoar of 1 o'clock p. m. of Mid
lay, at the couit house at Albany, Oregon
hearing objections to said account anc
ettltng the aarue.
March 11,1899.
II. Cuitniiiohaii.
Administrator of Thomas Roach, de
ceased.
H. C. Watsox.
Attorney for Administrator.
OUR CAPACITY
1 I'nequaled
In the Valley.
OUR" WORK
Is UnsurpAsNi
In Oregon.
te Lave the best stock u.
select lrom and our prices
9 to always the lowest, quality
considered . .
SlVlILEYi
Allanv. The Pr.dter
.n Trvl V art obtained and all Pat-!
act btuineajcondortedfor Moderrta Fee, i
1 Bend model. drawing orpboto. W.adetaeHi
nintiliUfrnefdara. Our fee not dne tiU
patent!. secured. A I'm an pb let -aow to Ob
tain Patents," with co.t of suae in the E.
aadforeioousuieaaestfrse. duicaav
C A. SNOW & CO.
O-. Panwr Or( . WftBHIWGTOW. D. C.
-rThe Golden Wedding Edi
paresis
Dcsuiy 1
1899
GARDEN
FLORAL GUIDE
tkm to eJebratt
w.irk ct art. 24
I T2?4 scuvenir:
00 pages filled with fin? ha,f.tonr illus
trations of Flowere, Vcje: biea. Plants,
F mita, etc Itu Soocx;eo;.-? c- giveaway
iaducriauaat-Jy, but we want .rv--ae. iver
eted in a rooa garden t3 bxz '.orr, (here-
wi,wt.iuieaaiw7ci:2: . ..1 - wui, a
Due Bill for JJ cen' 1 1 . We have a
worth of seed lor oaijr - i ncwplaaee'
aeUinc vegetable aecc,, ;w far Tonr
nooer than any aeeacr.,;., ,y. a icbeme
gtrmf credit for tlic tui! j-r:' :t i your pur
chase to buy other fx A 5 ; li'i to get
our catalogue, it will piy 5 .. .
wit's Utile Gem Ct ' --i: raa.
Hardware, Crockery, Olasa
ware, Groceries and all Roods
kept la country stores.
I I WILL
i SELL GOODS 3
FOR CASH 3
As Low as Anybody.
Country produce and eggs
taken in exchange
(orgooods.
iUiiUlUUUUUUliU lUilUU
Must Be MotSon e Way.
deal of
opposl-
anony, and yet there is a reat
Mik, and most ol the tala is in
tiuntoths t
A member ol.the council tiives a ver
sion of.the situation in saj log that the
trouble is that the tax is too high on
high
Pres Comments.
From tbe Philadelphia Time.
Borne aay there'! no reason why Con-
r ess shouldn't have an extra session,
becaoso there is cvrtaiuly nothing extra
about this one.
MISFITS.
From the Chicago Record.
Having seen the Cnicaiio Board of
Trade In action, Lird Charles Bersford
realisss what a powsrlnl all e would
be in war or how formidable a foe.
During the past wck'o it of the worst
hotel fires in th.- etui of the ,Tnlted
States occurred v N- York city. The
fire was dne to grot' - l-osness, and at
least fifteen persi. . I the penalty
The country nels a U nat shall reach
men who mUtakt t . r f How men for
drers and throw n into lace enr
tains
Se;eral more tiua c t.tve been addvd
to the list during the tt k. The picture
in a paper with Unci, tarn with bard
arms and a big cai- e.u ta.atiack the
monster as a cobra i- tiui.ly and to the
point. But' th ttoubl. is Uncle Ham
will neve.- strike so lot g s he reprrseuit
a party in league wi I. ilm trnata. Tbe
trnst began to fio si. al tn tbe present
adaiicistraton;toukt hate cf the govern
ment, and they are ali.,-ed to increase
at a terrifi: rate. T - i a good law all
right against them, hut what does any
law amonnt to when the fliolals whoa:
business it is to enforce i is a partner to
tbe crime.
V."
An exchaog thi wwk says stick to
Oregon . By all means. We have all to
gather the finest soil and climate tor
working Jour industries in tbe world.
We may not have a 'e fall of big
trusts, bat le ha e i.-ioiaLadvaDtagta
and some artificial carstoo that should
make oars a great at. And then you
do not hear of Ibre-Mailures cf crop in
succession, for with oar o andclimsl
there is no such wrv as failure in oni
lexicon.
ADMINISTRATOR'S KQTiS
Notice is hereby is given that tbe nn-
aeraigned has been appointed by tbe
cointy court of Linn county administrator
ot tbe estate of U. Lyous deceaased. &n
persons having claims against said person
and estkta are hereby sodded to present
the same at tbe office of tbe ondersigned ia
Lyons, Or., witlua six months from the
date hereof, with ptoper vouchers.
Dated, Lyons, Feb. 9, 1899.
Thos. Iaoss.
miaiatratf.
LINN CO- ABSTRACT COMPANY
AlbanT Oregon.
Offices, Bank of Oregon Building.
9n1y set of abstracts of Linn County.
Complete set tf maps and plate.
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RUST RITIOJA1. BtfaK.
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raaldaat.
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TAHiACT8Aet-Sa
truroi
a.Touva
.a. w.tAJtauoti
ACOOUKTS EBPT al
1QHT BlCHANa acd (lavrapt'K
Lbaaali
tattt.
dtoiarr
Twk Baa Frxadaco Catcaro aad ri'aa
LtOTIOat UDtM taeorabl. luw
We have bsdplro ocandal,'not a
very nice thing to bare in any eommon
ity. and yet yon cannot tell where a Doll
will appear. It' is interesting that
when a man prt fses a good deal goes
wrong there islmurb more fuse made
over it than a man who make no profes
sion to being decent doea eotnetbinc
mean. Thii natural i enough. But it Is
tbe way of tbe world and cannot be pre
vented, for black sbep will slip into
everything and thrr are nubbins in all
com fields. The -nora' is to prv yoor
eyes open and keep tnsm revolving in
all directions. Do not lisre words be-
canse tbey are smooth, tmi of tbe eqar
est men are blunt in their language.
j Sweet words may be palatable, bat tbty
re not always diresied. Many a rascal
has the beet ree mmndatioos. Half
the men are like those who sign every
partition presented, tbsv cab not reins
when asked, and spread on tbe honey so !
mnrb thicker a 'it.Moeuon is neeo
ed against socal 'lascala as much as a
gainst the trust octopuses.
This is a case wbeie tbe referendum
would come In very nicely. That is, let
the votars of the ctty decide and tba
council do their will as their represen
tatives Albany Is growing, thrifty city, our
rssidences and business block ate now
better occupied than ever before and
we must be rarefal to act discreetly
judlciouilv, not going to extremes in any
direction and doing anytl ing that will
have a tendency to reep capital away
from our city.
If there ie anyraay to meet tbe eaier
gency without a special bosinesitax it
should be done. II not this is the only
refor. Can we ran the city and keep
even without this tax. tbat ia tbe ques
tion, and without doing those things
tbat will injure tbe city.
It ia an eaav thina to sav "do without
elect no lights," bnt.it would be an ia'.a
dicious thing to do so. Could the city
a.t .Ian. with'tsn lishts. distributed so
as to make a showing and not get every
bodylmad because tbey are not at their
eomer.
Can .he city make it with one night
watchman iuatead ef two, or wltb ooe
and deputise a man Jaet to be at tbe two
nigbt trains tol'-meet tbe tramps and
keep them moving, getting a man who
has tome other occupation and it willing
to add to hie income by staying op later
and arising in the mornings earlier, the
motor man for instance, in tbe two sav
in theclty etleeat Sl.OOOa year, and
would it be advisab'e. Tbese are not
recommendatioBS bat teelere.
How to meet the sUostloo is a busi
ness proposition, ooe in which every ctt
iten is interested, and nothing should be
done to retard the cooncilmen in solving
It.
One thing ie certain, every loyal cit sen
shoold pay the regular city tax now due
and being collected by tbe sheriff, and as
well those taxes dne on the delinquent
list. If this were done promptly aad
tally tba Dbmocbat believes ways eoald
be devisea for meeting tbe case without
an occupation tax. Tbe trouble ia tbat
it is not done promptly and fol'y and
probably will not be.
Alter all this is a decided! confeeieg
Biatter to settle.
Frrtu the N.w York World.
tie. many has very cleverly exploded
the latest "foreign-interference lake'
and ras made it impossible for the fakirs
to use her name again . She.has put al)
ber interests in the Philippines under
oar protection. ,
Kroic the Qiinry Herald.
It will be hard to convince the ragged
Filipinos that the United States is the
apostle of liberty, Christianity and civil
isation. The only feeling U.at can claim
place in tbe Fil;pino breast is tbat he has
Jumped out ol the tryingpan into the
fire. lie bad tome chance to fivht with
the Spaniard, but he has none with the
American.
From tbe Baker Ci ty Deuioc
II somebody isn't careful, those 13,000,-
000 sent to Cuba by the administrslion,
without a scrap of congressional author
ity, to pay for the ditbandment of the
Caban army, will be orse than tbrowa
away.
Telegraphic.
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" Oowawrv,
C.I.
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t. Ium;
Finn.
2 Tick's Kagasine, e
p to Gale -c u su. ,c: .. .
Sot. a year. - -" .-
Magazine i yx. tn . -. - 4
1AMES VICKS r-r".
Albany .Maik.-t
hea' 47 san'i.
Oa's30
Cpcs 25 cents.
Butler 1! to 21 cents.
Potato 15 c cts.
lams 11 to 13 rnts.
SideslOiollcenU.
8hon!(er6 to 7 cents.
and J
icrr-jK T
er-the J"
A Rare Bargain.
For sale, a boose and lot in a favorable
part of tbe city. House ia a two story,
eight room ouildinz in good condition
Good well and city water. Will be sold at
a rare bargain. It mist be sold so do not
miss this chance. Inquire at the Dzmo
bat office.
NEW MK WORLD
Thrics a-1Vek Edit. 07,
18 Pages a Week ,. . -...
156 Papers a Yeai
For One Dollar
' WtaBeeevcry AIIraalB)CErp4ta.
The Thrice-a- Week Edition of Tee aw
Toax Wobld is first amon? ail "weekly'!
pspers in size, frequency of publication
and tbe freshc9. accoracy Hnd variety ol
its cot t ns . It his all the merits of a
reitt S6 daily at the price of a dolla
eekly. Ics political news is prom ft, coai
SOCIAL DANCES.
Prof. Holland's social dances will con
tinue regardless of the chanjre in time,
hereafter the social dances will be held
on each and every Wednesday and
Saturday evenings. Dancing school
Thursday evening. . Private lessons4o
suit patrons.
From tbe Dalles T. M.
Since the passage of the army reorgan
ize I ion bill during the closing dajs of
the fast teraion ot congress, placing at
the disposal of tbe president the appoint
ment ol 101 second lieutenants in the
regolsr army, there have been 22.0C0 ap
plications for these positions, and there
have been CO.OoO applications for the
positions in tbe volunteer army wbicb
lb. president is empowered to fi I
There must be eometbiog wrong when
there ia each a clamor for positions In
tbe government service. Young men
certainly mart see little to encourage
them in busmrs ventures when tbey
will thus seek places in tbe army.
From the Corvallia Times
Tbe eUctina next year may nU see the
reaction agaiost trusts aofficisnily devel
oped to demand immediate Settlement .
War ieaae and financial questions nay
obscure other iesaea. Bat that the crisis
The Journal accuses a cc temporary of
not paying any taxes sinco 1895. Tbat
is a pretty serious charge.
One of the newspaper annoyances is
being asked by friends to leave tninga
out of the paper tnat get into all tbe
other papers. Please don't.
Quinine has advanced sixty-five per
cent in the test. Tbat will mean consid
erably when it strikes Oregon, vuen
quinine is rampant.
Salem is a tax ridden city. Tbey
amount to over 4 per cent. Outrageons,
and yet Astoria beats that a cent and a
half. Our 3 cent tax is certainly enough
judging from public comment.
Senator I D Driver says that orchard,
ists are more scared than hart It is to
be hoped this is true, and it is often so.
Tbe DaaocBaT with Senator Driver pre
dicts a good.crop of fruit altogether.
A young girl in Texas wanted to kiss
Sryan and he told her he was not Hob
son. Correct. Home style to the'. By
ran is a man of experience.
Tbe fialem Journal promised to pub
lish how different members of the state
legislature voted on prominent bills, but
has not yet done t. tVe expected to get
some copy from it.
Pendleton ia a very religiuus town ac
cording to tbe papers there. Recently
the celebrated Max Bendis gave a coo
cert there, and tbeie were present only
nttv including ti e janitor aod every
body. Tbe reason given was tbat i' was
firater-meeting night and during tbe
enter wason. Eveo tiio editors were all
absent
Sweeping Victory
Manila, Mar. 24. A sweeping victory
over Aquinaldo's forces has iiwt been
won by the U. B. troops.
The total American ions is estimated
ai about 100, including both wounded,
Land the Filipino between 300 and 400.
second Oregon were in the engage
ment, 2,000,000 strong. . ;
Yellow River Floods.
Wahrikotok, Mar. 24. Citizens of the
U. 8. residing in Che Foo, China, have
made an earnest appeal, through Consul
Fowler, at Che Foo. to the charitable in
America and elsewhere on behalf of the
sufferers from the appalling Yel'ow river
floods of this rear, the mot conserva
tive place he number starving at 2,000,-000.
! oia I ID Q 1
UAlEi i
1 imm
r!10RTHRil
) PACIFIC R. R
The recommendation of tbe American
commission at Manila is tbat home rele
be the policy of tbe government of the
islands. Tbe government should do
tbat much anyway. It will save a horde
of rapecioos office seekers robbing for
ward for offices under a government
with tbe islands as oar colony, tboagb
even thea there would be som. aad tJo
many.
3..
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f:J
Tiits U fanny. The engineers recom
mended $10,000 rpproprtation for Coos
Ba . The governmrot granted tloO.000.
Then tbey left Ynqnine oat entirely,
though there was mm-h more reason lor
the appropriation. Will someone w to
a very big bead explain it.
The Cabao aseemM is aooat to quit
Tbe United Slates ia tt much for tbsns.
Tbe Cabana migh' a 11 make np tbeir
minds tbat whatever he war was for
they will have to co jnt about as Cne e
Sam dictates.
Tuesdays ai 1
tavs :"It wasenro-i
bcr rf peopl who
tbe c!o-d hank.
bad fori one vo d
were soma othe
having; tbe'r m
never known ft have
Ires than ssv.n.- r.
Obispo Tribume
r to find tbe earn
4 nail deposits in
,ell as some who
y. Then there
complained cf
d up, who were
i!d piece, much
BO YEARS'
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JJ .J?1 Tiudc Maims
Ocarasta
COFVRMKT AC
Anyoa. aaadlac a akateb aaedewlpUqa bmv
aalealy aaortain oar onoB rra. imuv mm
tareauoa
Uooaautetl;
ant
; a probably
Hand book on Pauaaa
aaaney for aeeanarsaiani
Patent, taken tbrowa Mora CO. lac
Ma
Uyeotrf
OtOeat
It bona
Scientific Jimeiicatu
A haaoaoaielr maatrsted warirty.
ealailoa of aay aetanufle InoroaL
VrrriUn. Hixi. at. Biabeall
toLcb Ml F Bt, Waablilon. p. u .
Clujixo Rate Weekly Dkmoceat
and Examiner $2.50 and Thrice-a-week
World $2.00; and Republic $1.75: and
Oregon ian $2.25; and San Francisco
Weekly Call $2.00; and Salem Weekly
Journal Z.OO,
llr Bryan laabes it to is r Bel moat ia
great shspe. Perhaps it will be taken as
a slap for Tammany. Tammaay Is a New
York city organisation of booJIeri.e co -
rapt ioslitation, aod tbe Democrat hopes
Mr. Bryan will defy tbe tiger, lbe pre.
sidential candidates who did .hate teen
the men who made it.
W aahliutttHl Letter.
Brother Flag; vo'jtd 'or the saga beet
bill wbicb carried an appropriation o 1
$20J,OCO for the Artesian well pronoei
lioj. which amounte I to $(2.00 w .
for twe normal echoolf in southern t
gon costing $15,000, and for s-vera' ... nr
queetionar! propositions, and si ( tbe
ake "I obtaining- a amall appr-,- talion
for tbe slat. fair. Ani this a papers
designate statetmanship. ?aLut Indep
endent. Unc'e Btm stands a good deal. Tbe
editor of tbe Se'etn Statesman receives
ten dollars a day from tlte govwrament
'or an office filled down ia Port. and and
that rani the paper at lbe same time, aed
i. Cbaoacey M. Dep. back in New York
i , - e w, - . i
In the toe ant me,the democratic pa.ty R,m M c Ma.urand a. thaaameiime
anoaia prepare i jt it. it oas ail tttese $ ,0,000 a year as preeideotof the Cen
years been right on tbe soMect ef lbs I tral Pacific. No employer bot Cnc.e
uriff. the tiott aod tbe income4ix. It 8m woold Und tbe" things.
a!iould swear new a'.leaiance to lbe old,
faith snd cling cloeals as poa.ib'.e to it-1 A hig,demand ia being made in 3alem
for that faith time will vindicate hi ,lhe indebtedness be rebonded
ns. Pi t the interest down.
Proper Thing
New York, Mar. 24 A special to the
Tribune from Havana savs: As the re
sult of iresh conferences letweea Oen.
Brooke and Gen. Gomez. Col. Carloe
Cespedaa started this morning for the
eastern end of tbe island to arrantre with
the army chiefs of the 1st and 2nd fjorps
lor trie aisoanamem oi me soiuieru
The Plan. I
Washikotox, Mar. 124. It -is under-1
stood that Geo. Otis has so far matured
his plans of campaign that in a week or
10 days he will be able to begin a move-1
ment which ia expected o mark the tie- J
struct ion ot Aqvinaido s army.
Bodies Recovered.
New York, Mar. 21. Four more bod
ies were recovered from Windsor hotel
ruins today. Tbe record now is 23 dead,
40 or more miseirg, and a large collect
ion of email bores. Tbe injured in Hos
pitals and other place are recovering.
McCoy Won.
6a Fbascmco, Mar. 24. With a su
perio ri y ih cU vernesi, quickness and
ring generalship which waa apparent
from the first roond Kid McCoy was very
properly awarded the decision over Joe
Choynski al the et.d of 20-round contest.
A Small Secretary.
W ABnmoTox, Mar. 23 Secretary Al
ger left behind a sting for Gen. Miles,
lie nas shorn the major-general com
mand ing the army of t he laat vestige of
autl riiy he poteeaeed, as su -b com
tf ling officer cannot issue an ord.
co a to any ooe.
Famine in Kusia.
St. PerEBsecBC, Mar. 2 1. The news.
by warm shampoos with C crura Soar, fot
lowed by light dreMlngi with Ctrnm a. par
eat of emollient and gnunt of akin cores.
This treatment will clear the scalp and hair
of cruau, aralea, and dandruff, soothe irri.
toted, itching aarfaces, stimulate the hair
loll Idea, supply the root with energy aad
nourishment, and produce laxnriant Inatruos
hair with clean, wholesome scalp.
SeMoeiJ alicia. Pwrria llTeeaC. Coer .SnltPmpa,
Boaua. etf--llew tofnaac Isaenaat Uu.' Cm.
YAQUINA ROUTE
uWALUS & EASIER11
RAILROAD
e e ea.
t;onujcting at YAQCIN'A wi h the
AOUINA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY
STEAMERS
Grace Dollar and Nayarro
firsi-claee in every respect. One of
the above steamers is due to sail
from Yaquioa about ever
live days.
pujiman Sleeping Oars
Elegant Dini g Oars,
T ourist Sleeping Ok r-
at Paui
! Mincer polts
Pnlath
targo,
Hi 8rani l rk
Crook B
WtOUif -k
Helen and
Butte
TXROUGH TICKE.
TO
htcago
Saahtnetou
rhiladelpbia
Hew York
Joe ton and al.
Point East and South
Through tkkdU to japan aad Cb aa, vis ;
Tacomaaad Kortbni PaciBe' steamsh
Co., aa America" li ae .
For in format ion, time cards mapsanC
tickeu call on or write C O Bnrthart V)
ilk... fm
gem iwi;,ui.
A n Charlu At Gen Faes A
Portland O
t
alley potntt
will come ia time ts as certain as
effect follows can.
AUCTION!
$10,000 JD0LLA.RS, STOCK $10,000
Consisting ot Oothing.Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats'
Caps, Neckwear Boots, 5 hoes, Mackintoshes, Child
ren and Youths Clothing.Trunks, Valices, Grips, ete.
THE ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE CLOSED OUT
BY APRIL 1ST.
Sale every day at 2 and 7 p. m. until the
entire stock is disposed oh
Commencing March 10, '99.
J. M. Chase, Auctioneer.
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Ptivate sales at all times at auction price
0 osite Cumming's Drug Sore
(Froaa Oar Biaralir CtoercapoeMatat-)
WAsanoTox Feb. SJth. 18&9
Accotding to War department offieta'a.
O i. Gom a will not receive a do larof
the 3 000,000 aboat to be distributed,
entirely on hie ray, amoo Cuban eoMiere
by this government. Tt.ls statement
baa ceased etervbody to with to koo
where Gomes got tbe money to pay to
his present very estrsvagaat socde of
living-, in Havana It knoac that
previous 10 his beutoninu the negotiation
with B. P. Porter, who acted at Mr. He
Kmley'e personal ,-epraeeolative. wbiib
esnlted ia aa agreement to pay V 0u0t-
000 for the disbaodmeot of th. Ctiban
army, Gomt had no mocer, and that
ever sine thco ba ba appareolr bad
plenty.
Sea. Thurston, of Nthrasrs.ien't one
of tboee wild republicans wlo renai J tn
presidential electioa of neit year, as al
ready settled. In an interview, Mr.
Tharstoa id: The prei-let al hut.e
next year promises to be exciting. iK
Kiuley will be tenomloa ed and I pre
some tbat Bryan will head the demtc a.ic
ticket- Ibelierstbat tha reroh-i.-ans I
will win if we stand together and work
hard, bat oar democratic frieod am no
daobtedly put ' op a stiff AgU. W.
mast ntvt indulge ourselves with tbe de
lation that we are going to have a walk
over.
Sec. Alger doesn't appear to care any
mors about being1 consistent loan he did
about tbe welfare of the soldiers darirg
tbe war. Several days before congress
adjourned, Alger announced tbat tbe
jonket be bad intended to conduct to
Cuba and Porto Rico was off, becsase
ie.. vr..i.in.in. ot va it ... . .il ! V fortune :
lavia tuai Aigec piauuuHcu luamiriiu'
ad junket because he failed to get a suffi
eient number of democratic aeoators and
representatives to accept invitations to
aceompsDv him.
Private news from the Philippines in
dicates that the administration is again
Juggling wltb tbe public In regard to tbe
situation. While no official dispatches
have been quoted, official havj talced
0 as to leave the impression that the
reports of Ueo. Otis, since the viitories
of the past week have bten to the i fft
that Aquinaldo's arinr Is about reaJy to
ass for terms and that a general collapse'
of tbe rebellion trav be looked fir at any
time. Oaring to the stlht censorship
no private telegrams Healing wltb tbe
conditions existirg, can be Sont from
Manila direct, but soms bave been sent
to Hong Kong bv boat and cabled from
there, which do oot take such a rosy
view. According to these, the war is a
long ways fiora being over, and the only
effect that wil1 follow thrashing Aquin
aldo's army, wbie hour foops do every
time they come In contact with any por
tico of it, will be to transfer the fighting
ground to the bli's and bushes, where
it will be difficult for our men to get at
them except when tbey choose to be get
at, and possibly to other islands ot the
group. There Is a nightly panlo in Ma
nila and most of tLe white women and
cbildren have been sent awe? for fear of
a native uprising. Time will tell which
Is correct, the officials or the private
view ot tbe situation . Tbe Oregon has
arrived In Mao Ha Bay.
Uae Scbier of tbe Morreoa street
bndge.says tbe Portland 0eooin .feeds
(he sea gulls which alight on tbe draw
rest as regularly as if ttey were chickens
and tbey crowd around him every morn
iof on lbe lower side of tbe bndge.hke so
many tame hens and roosters . If was
throwing bread crumbs to them yester
day oojq and pedeetraas woald elop and
enjoy tbe barnyard scene in the middle
of the murky Willamette. Schier saie
hit birds leave every evening lor their
homes oo the coatt, no matter bow
squally tbe weather may he, and then
are back aa-ain b daylight ie the morn
ing. He- keowe several ol the golls at
:ght. Some cf tht m like some men. a re
adJicted u llehting and bullying tbe rtt
aod often miasing a d sited erosi
wnite engaged ia "waltzing iaio" erme
haegry trother. A on legged gull is a
special pet, and ba pot to hi a inter
day on tbe Morrison street bridge for a
number of years.
The deputy game and foreetry warden
am receive fouu a rear, ana there are
twenty three applications for the posi
tion. The price is more than Ue war
den and deputy together a ill be worth
to the state.
Highwayman Merrill, of Portland, has
been eoteoce-i to thirteen year in the
state penitentiary. That is a gaod deal
but none Uo iitu. ti. Tte highwayman
enoaui K thoroughly set down on and
the business dicuurgei.
If Code $atn doesn't look-out John
Bull w ill get ahead of him on the Alas
ka boundary que lion. John has hjd a
irrvat deal cf boundary experience and
his paw is that of a lwn.
it is a col. i aay nowadays wnen a new
trust is not formed. But they can never
form a trust on the ir we breathe and
the water we drink, though some of the
millionaires o( t lie country would be glad
to do so.
It is alorioo. that t j nary bat Its
Dewey of tmd worth so l greatnete, hati
ewpaper quarrel are ea'ore in Sa
lem. Iloeeburg and Pendleton, and more
is ewer glory th.t action has shown tiarr .houij no mrtr. lttM,h ' ,
twrary per,nally than a ntervhant an
i other merchant or a lawver another
laarer. And yet tbrir columns are
their own snd tbey have a right to do as
they please in the matter.
th nreteore cf a hnet it men esdoaed
'III the qjaittiee a t-tc) IK-wet laedu
rtoeid. Ieer - ia f.ir tpe of the Am
eii.ait naval otBc.r f i(h(al. ia-laatr:
ro. patirol,nHM3e.t and brave, willing t
wa.t .ad work a 1 fftim. for ons honor of
0por:onii- El.
Ooeol the puoierooa rounut member
of theConiiriiciitlei a'ore introduced
a reroiu im proewiin; it.at the geneta
ateroibiy shall finslty a'j io n Thaisd.y,
April9, st 2 p. iu , "this a t i t take
eflect opon its passage."
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A County's Calamity.
Tbe Democrat has recused a copy of
the Sao Miguel Meaeenger, in four
col nam folio forai, without a busineve ad.
In it and tmenti'pg a pitiable tale. ,t it
published in iheeoooty visited last year
with dr nxl t and recently with three big
bank figures The editor spireals to bis
brother newspaper men t r help to tide
ov.r the season, with som prospects of
better time s rain tad jast began frit
ing. We give one of tbe editorials tbat
our people mav belter appreciate their
Spa ft '1 ircdnesa ia different frot
the weariness causea by labor. Tbe lat
is cured by rest; the firnt requires a few
bottles of Hooc"i8arssparillatocureit
Tbat distress sfter eating is cured by
Hold's Pihs. They do not gripe. 25c.
holly indequate to convey
the fall meaning of tht great financial
calamity which has befalleu our county
In thepa't few davs. It is piobably one
i ( I be most deplorable miafortune s in the
history of any county in lbe State, aod
is a matter In which the whole Stale aod
In fact, ib entire coast, will feel the
deepest interest and concern as to its
Baa! outcome.
Our peopie had just passed through a
season of drouth and a total failure ot
crop, accompanied with much loss of
their live stoca and enduiing considsr
ab'e haidel.Ua and privtoos them'
selves.
They bad bravely tUre 1 anew to re
coup 'heir loeses but were face to face
with .list has seemed to be another sea
son of adversity. The majority of those
wbo had a little means bad placed it in
the bin as and had rosorted to every end
ol ingenuity and coition lo keep from
nsiug it ootil ttey could determine as
nearlr as poasible what the coming sea
too gave promise of. With the anxiety
due to the outcome of tbe coming bar
vest few gave thought to the strain that
was bearing down heavily upon tbe fin
anclal Institutions ol tbe country. Even
if tbey bad done to the crisis hich has
come would probably nave only been
hastened.
But with the probability "of en adverse
season before them and w-th credit and
reaource strained to tbe utmost, comet
the final erttshing blow of all of our
Hauls closiog their doors. No wonder
the stoutest heatts are appalled. Ho
wonder all are enveloped in one pall of
darkness.
W,J. Bryan it more in demand than
over. There are ca .s tor mm a i over it e
tut-ntry .
Tbe Aettciaied Frees got considerably
ahead of time when they reported the
death of John Sherman. Mr. Sherman
ie not th- kind of a man to die any eooo.
er than ooeMMe aod he insutfd on liv
ing l be report was undoubtedly made
bv some smart voting man town on the
Cuban coast in order to scoop the rest of
trie oovf .
Some county.bonJs were recently .old
in Montana for 41.' per cent. The rate
of the CerraJiis district bonds has been
lowered to 5 per cent from 6 per cent,
by the holders of the bonds themee'ves,
l tie beroita 1 rust and .Vpcurry Com
pany of San Francisco. The bonds of
tbe city of Albany caa now be had easily
or o percent u not lor 4or4, per cent.
If possible the city ehould at once pro
ceed to rebondthe indebtedness, if not
take up the bonds as fat as due. Here
ia an item alone that suggests a saving
of considerable money. If possible let
us add no more burdens by saving where
ever poesib'e.
DIED.
HUNT. In Scio. on Friday, March 2,
isTO, alter a eiort lllnete Mrs. llulda
K., w.fe ot Albert Hunt, al the age of
fifty veart.
The dereared wat a reeident of Albany
tor several year, enlovtng lbe ore and
oteem of many She was a member of
tbe Rebekahs. Her death will be en
erally regretted by a targe n'oib-r of our
en ileus
The funera' mill be conducted at Scio
at 11 o'clock Sunday forenoon.
No Cripe
VThtn too take Hood's Pint. The big. okl fash,
toned, sugar-coated pills, which tear you all to
pieces, are not in It with Hood's. Easy to takb
and easy to operate. Is true
ot Hoods Pills, which are SSI lean,
tip to date la every respect. "f I i aZ
Sate, eertaln and sure. AU I W
druggists, sue. C I. Hood & Co., towell, Mass.
?b only rius to take wtvb noorr ranaeiiw
papers of thedtv pobliab pitible account
of the condition ot the ao-called famine
district of Russia, especially Samaria, in
tbe eastern part of European Kueeia.
Tbe peasant are compelled to sen
everything, and are livii g in cold, damp
and nlUiy cabins.
KaceVar.
Texabxasa, Ark., Mar. S3. A race
war i- on in Little Biver county, and
during the last 21 hit. an indefinite num
ber of negroes hare met their death at
the hands of an infuriated white peopie
Seven are known to have been lynched.
shot to death or slain in some manner,
and tbe wot k ts not yet done.
BrmKcsman Killed.
ASnoTTea, Mar. 23. R. A. Rhodes
a brakeman on the Portland, Vancou
ver A Yakima railroad, was thro an be
neath the wheel of an engine, at Barber
ton this afternoon today, end almost in
stantly killed.
Negroes Lynched.
JjurxAox, Misa, Mar 23. Three ne
groes were taken from an officer of tbe
law and lyncned by an armed mob near
Silver City, ia Yaaoo county, list Satur
day morning. After being ehot to death
the bodies were weighted with bundle
of cottoo-bale ties aad thrown is-to the
Yaxoorirer.
Cut in 1 wo.
SeatTLE. Mar. 23. Kates to Tswsoo
City have bees cut in two by the forma
tion of a transportation OMcbmat-oa, in
cluding rarions steamers running be
ta een Seattle and .- kagway.
For Home Government.
NcwYobb. Mar. 22. The Journals
Manila rorreapondent caLles todar that
the address to tbe natives U the "Philip
pine bland, drafted by the American
com mission baa been made public
Tbe address assure the Filipinos of
the intention of tbe Americans to devel
ope powers of seii-gvvernac&t in the '
pople. It expiaina that tbe American j
nave a-omea intematioaai obligations
which woald make them responsible to
the whUe civilized world lor the stable
govern ment of the Philippines.
Will Quit.
IlaVaXA, Mar. 22. The military a
eembly. owing to the absence of a quo
rum, held no meeting, today. Tbe eel
ing is now that, as it is clearly impossi
ble for the assembly to raise funds for
the nee of the arm, the moet logical
course, all tlings considered, would be
to disband the army and d:ssolre. A
motion to tbi effect wi!l nndout-tedlv be
made eooo. 1
The 1'op Will Die j
NewTobk, Mar. 22. A di patch to -the
World from Washington savs: j
Apostolic Delegate Martineili', who is!
in constant receipt of news from private '
source in Rome concerning the p pe's I
condition believes that the pot.tifTs age I
renders It extremelr nrahabh that i.-'
end cannot be far off.
V - eae.
flay for Manila
ELuncsBrao, Waah., M.tr. S. Local
dealers are now CI. ing orders ior eeTeral
hundred tons of prune tiinothv ha v
which is to I ehipp-d to Manila' from
Seaule on April 1. The confact was
swarded to Seattle parties w ho anticipa
ting TOoceea, bad agenu secure Kittitas
hay
China Refuses.
P.ont, Mar. 22. It is understood that
the Chinese minister ha informed the
lUlUn government that Chine absolutely
refute to grant the demands of Italr for
concessions at San Mun bay.
Peculiar Accident.
Baker Crrr, Mar. 22. The 6-var-old
child of Mr. and Mrs. Elms, of Unity on
Cpper Burnt river, e hid tied a bottle rf
turpentine on a red hot stove yeeterdav,
I Tbe child was immediate'y enveloped in
ukuivk, mat was seriously ourned. lbe
young one is not expected to live'
Shortest rooie between
, San Francisco.
Fare: Albany td point west to
Sao Francisco
CaUn $10 00
Round trip 17 00
For sailing days ppl t
Edtu Siosr,
fi L. Walds. Manager.
'. A P. A.
I. Tca.tER, Agent Al'.aoj, Or,
ENVELOPES...
ALL COLORS
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Largest stock
Lowest prices
SMILEY,
ACralXISTBATOS'S ftOTlCE
Xotice is herebj ei-en that the aaer-
sigraed has be by the Count T Court for
Lion County. Otcgon, 3a.y ap ioed ad-
miniatiat r with toe will annexe of the
estate c4 W. 1. Mclleeaio late cf 11 trris
borjr. Uregoa. deceaa-d. All perot. bar
leg claim BgaioAt id eute are tereby
required to pre-tent U;e rune proper'y veri
Bed to the noderaiened at Li resideaee
sear Lawsoo, Linn Connty, OreKOB. with
in six month from tht da'e.
This tbe &ih day cf Mar:h. 1;W
Admitrator vriih the will aacexed of
W J. McMeekio. dwvrl
WglTHEKrORD A WfATT.
Atry'a for adsi'r.
S30 PACIFIC Li fit.
lo ill f cini3 East
Solid vestibule trains, eoiting of pal
ate sleep'.Bg car, laxa too diniag can.
e'gantday eoacbea, mAumSceat toorus
cars i ad free coioniet al-per from the Pa
cific to the AUaotus wiitu-a! che?e
eorr otaacr aio chhpbt aorrn f
Kootcnny)
n..,inr
DUtrict
All potnta ia the Okaateae osatry
G a perapbiet giviag a te.il ieacnptiet
of this woaderfol eooaoy Aak tbe aceat
for a copy of the misiag laws cf Brittar
Colambia.
Lowes ratm o and fr
ETJROPBJ
Atlaatk -teanuhip in.
flona'lisn Pun vr 1 ' r 'o
wa.aaffa-aecaiia av J ww- a i
Royal Mail Steamship
line to China and Japan4"
CAIAOlA- AFtTBALlAJI STBAHaa LXj(S ZJk
aoaoLnx. run o AcarBAUa.
Tbe thortfat Uoe to tne Cclonin. These i
steamers carry aa experieaod medjfai
saaa, aad a stewardess oa every voyage.
ror QBMiaoies pampoicTa, or aay ut-
ormaXioa. oil oo or address. ,
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tags, L'nolenm ard Oil Cloth.
We are a!eo well supplied with Lace Curtains, IVrliers, Shades
kindred good.
fiece goods in CntUin material and covering.
VITALITY.
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ANO MANHOOD
Cures ImpotcncyNipht Emissions and
wasun; diseased, all effects of self-
abuse, cr excess and indis
cretion. A nerve ton ic and
btooAl builder. Dr infra the
pink pic-nr to pale cheeks and
restores the fire of Youth.
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Digests what you eat.
ItaillnelallTdlMStAthefnorlanrl aMa
Nature in strengthening- and reoon
structine the exhausted diireattva nr.
gans. I. lit he la test discovered dipest
ant and tonto Ho other preparatloa
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- rra para a oy c w- wswf ut co. ctucege
130 Cords of Wood Wanted
Notice is bertby givvn that sealed bids
will be received ty fc-ho-l Uistr.ct No. 5,
Linn Count v. Uregot, cp to toe 15tb day
of May, 189'J, at ibebourof 1 o'ciork p.
ni. for contract for fornitbintr 1 JO crds of
seasoned grab oak wood, anil 10 cords tody
fir.otk wood lo be not Ie. tban 4 incbea in
diameter at smallest end. 4 fett Ions-,
traight,and free from limbs, fir to be split
from large trees, tree from knots aud bark.
All wrod lo be UeUvervd al school buildings
in sid district aa may directed oa or
before Auoat 15tb, IS99, closely corded,
tids wtll be leceived for all of the wood,
oria lots of not less than SO cords
Ii led this sard day of March, 199. ,
ViRorii Pakkbk,
School Clerk.
T'OGET ACISCU on the or i set at
-the c airt' in tbe Fall your chickens
should be hatched in a Petaluma Incub
ator and raised rn a Petaluaa Broodar
yoa thus avoid the wbims ol a cranky
te t tins; en and KNOW bow the chickena
are dome. 8je the machines in fall op
eration at Oregon Poultry Farm.
V.u. iJATis, Agent Albany.
A good article ia worta more
a poor one.
EVER t ONE KNOWS rif AT.
ONE WHIT
SEWING
MACHINE.....
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will outwear a doaea cheap
one, therefore cheaper in the end.
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We lave machines ia stock as
low as..........
$10.00
Suppies for Sewing Machines a
first class repairing:.
Stewart & Sox Co.
Headquarters for Machines tha
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