Morning daily herald., September 17, 1889, Page 1, Image 1

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15 CENTS A WEEK.
ALBANY, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IT iaSU.
7 VOL. IV. NO. 247'
FOR PURE DRUGS,
TOILET AND FANCY" GOODS
(JO TO
-HE ALSO
The Finest Line of Pianos and Organs in the
Willamette Valley,
CALL AND EXAMINE HIS STOCK.
STEWAET & SOL
-Dealers in-
General
Affricuitural
Iron, Steel and Coal
Wayonti and Jiiiftief
Rope and Cor da ye
BlacJcsm ith s 9 Suppl ics
GJavdrMi and
y fill Implcmcols
C. E. HAWKINS
il I I mm
Does'an immense business in'all kindrof furniture, Jtbetirooni sets, parlor
sets, chairs, bed lonnpes, kitchen safes, and all kind ef tables, etc. , etc
Also have a fine 8elecVn of wall paper and wind-iw shades, which they arn
offering at clase figur. Call an4 see them, en First street, opposite Stew
art Sox.
&
OIDS
CHEAPEST PLACE. IN TOWN.
DEALERS IN
Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron
Iron Pipes and all kinds of iHumbing Goods
Agents for the Ce1ebrated
ON TIME
Cooking and Heating Sieves, the best stoye for the least money ever
old in this city. Give thena a call at the Pierce Block,Krorth First
Street. Albany, Oregon.
Tulitjs Joseph
Manufactauer of Choice Cirais
AND DEALER IN-
FINE IMPORTED
.!gars. Ping and Smoking T-tncs, Vet iseb.-.t m srtl riiar litr,i
full line of Smokers' Articles. Also dealer in
CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS.
Next floor to Vffeiffer's eandy store, Albany. Oregon,
LUMBER!
-THE-
BULKLKY il UEALD LIBER COMPANY.
HUDSON. OR.
Are row picpuvd t t'uni;-h btndi'-r i i car-ioat! lots in Allv.nv.
Vr. o estoudar, 1 A!N l';.)riLAS Co. OKEMON."
G. L BUG
mm
Successor to E. W. Lansrdon
DULIK Uf
urns, Paints, Oils
Perfumery and toilet article?.
!s a full line of books urv.i
stationery, periodicals, etc.
3f- Prescriptions carcmlij
'(impounded
;h odd fellows temple.
Albany Oregon
CARRIES -
Hardware
AND-
Mends.
Carpenters' Tools
Tin ilders f Ilardwa iw
Powder, Shot, etc.
Giant Powder X' Fuse
Sawn and Axes.
CrJrass SeedsS
Used by Farmers :
F. FAKKKLL
Saltmarsh.
and Copperware, Pumps
lEALER IN
AND KEY WEST
LUMBER
IS
ootee-
Absolutely Pure.
'Huh rmv.vet orver varies. A marvel
of piint,.ir'ri::'!i and s hoiepomeness
More v-fimii-;i :.a.-j (he ordinar)
kinds, and ui:i:ot -.old in vompeti.
iion will' tiiuiliLdile t' !ow test, short
wciclit alum .hu-piiate powders
Sold only in iti. Kor.M. Bki 'ok.
Deu Co', lir "'..r t. N. T
1) V Cv.owi.r.v it Co., Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
nivsiti.tN
WU. DAVIS, M. I. PHYSICIAN, AND
bu.'eon. Can be found at his offce
room ir. Strahan'a Mock, First street. Albany
Orepon-
DR C. CHAMISKlil.IN. HOMKOPATH1C
phvsici-iu and mriieon. Office, corner
Third and Lyon streets, Allany, Oregon. Of
fice hours, mornings, 8 to 8 and 12 to I and
after 6 in evenings.
W. IIASTON. IHYHllAN AMiSUR
, gcon, Albany, Oregon
Mil. F.LLIK, PHYSICIAN AND SURr
. gcon, A lhai y, Oregon.
CI C. KELLY. PHYSICIAN AND oUU
. Keon Albany, Oregon. ofFcc in . Puree's
new block Office hours, from 8 A. M. to 4
P. M.
A J. ROSSITEIt, VK'IKBINAKY SUR
. ireon, irraduatu cf Ontario vtterirary
college and member of the Ontario veterin
ary medical society, is pr pared to treat- the
diseases of all domesticated animals on
scientific principles. Office at Ann Marshall's
livery stable. Residence 4th and Calapooia
otrccts, Albanv, Oregon.
DR. I.. V. STARR, PHYSICIAN AND
Surseon, late of Rron nevilic, Or. Otticc
in the Strah:in-Pear e bliK-U upstairs in tl.e
rear rooms on the main hall. C'ai s promptly
attended to in city or counfjv.
DR. R KOLDEWAY, VETERINARY SL R.
peon, Albany, Oregon - jrauuatc of OcrJ
man anJ American colicve'.
DK. V.. A. McALIsTKk IIOMF.OI'ATIIIC PI1V
Mcian and miiircon Il:.s r moved his
office into Crawford's block. All talis prompt
ly a: tended to.
DUG. A,-WHITNEY. PHYSICIAN AM)
surgeon. Graduate ol Rellevue .Hospi
tal Medical Collecc, New York "Oily. Difeaecs
f women a pe -ialty. Oflice in Froman's
bfick, Albany Oregon.
TrTcEisliER MiVTavkNi :jat pro
1 perty owners are rcqiiin d by ordinance
to cut down ann rt move ail thintles and ob
noxious weed? t rowing upon their prcinu-e",
and upon the f-tret-t sd joining thtn to, within
the city limits of Albany, 'llicsc failing to
do ko ill e liable 10 a fine of ?.'.
l!v order of the titv marshal,
J.N. HOFrMAN-
Alsasv, .It nk ls'-S,
EWERT. PRACTICAL WATC1IMAKE
, and jeweler, Albany. Ore;.'"ii,
TTOKK.
b. a. s. Bi.ackei.bn. i. w. wrioht.
BLACKBURN, & WRIGHT ATTORN K Y AT
Law, Albany, Oregon. tJttice in Odd
bellow's Temple. A'ill practice in all courts
of the state, and (die special attention to all
business.
TyOLVEhTON TuiAKLES E.A PTlTllNEY
V I at Law, Albany, Or. Ottice in rooms 13
and 14, Foster's itlock, ever L. . Blain's
tor
Hi" WATilo'iii'o Rl, ATTORN EYAT
. law, Albany, Oregon. office in Odd
Fellow's Temple. Will pract in all the
courts of rher'tate, and five special attention
to all husior-sji
Lund horvejlnr.
P"
RTtss r.r,:nixe HraviviNO none CAS os-
taiu accurate and prompt work bv calling
I npon ex-county survtyoi r, T. T. Fisher. He
has complete copies of field notes and town
ship plats, and in prepare 1 to do surveunu in
any part of Linn county. Fostoffire address,
Millers Station, Linn cou tty, Oregon.
CB. WINN, AGENT FOR THI LEAD
inj fire, life and.aecident insaranc com
panies. . tor Kent.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO Rl NT.
City Restaurant.
AT THE
THAT HACKING COUGH can b
bo quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. Fo6hay & Mason.
FIR RENT A COMMODIOUS STORE ?5x
50. An A 1 location. Small stock and
fixtures or sale, Adt'rets or call on Ashby
& Dickinson, Albany, Or.
ET. SEDGWICK, M. D., ECLECTIC
. physician and suigeon. Office rooms
23 and 24, Pearre's bloc, Albany, regon.
WAMtD-A YOUNG M N DESIRES A
situation as a carpenter Address Geo.
Sandman, Albany PnstolBce
Dralu Tile lor sale.
A GOOD SUPPLY OF FIRST CLASS
drain tile for sale at. the Knee brick
and cile factory Last of Albany mar Knox
Butte. Call at the factory cr address Propts
& Auston, Albany Oregon.
PALACE
MEAT MARKET
lAMESV.I'IPE.Prop,
first Street - - - - Aloan
The best variety f choice bet-f,veal,niulton
pork sausage, etc., in the city kept constant!
an haml.
Waterloo!
IMPORTANT TO TOURISTS.
Tourists at'! pici'iirc -e!.rr 'ar: Kecttre
first-class ac :?. : i,.trn ,.f .1. C. Crns-i at
the Waterb'i. Iu.tvi - jt M i,li!e tcinit
1". i.-ird -2 per .. . .. -7 ;n pc wvt k. IIor--c
i;l biMn.i)' r .. I. il a: A (ai.iiir.r. Watcrh-o
if!nrir.-rl . ... t! i f iai.k e :. Suit iam.
w '!'!; I- .i,;i!u :i i'.-t rtMr.u tin
(:ni' i:. -. r ;;;.!. w h viu iy a'i ut Hie tails
S.vi'' ti .0, u mi it i ! ct-n.lu a most popular
Miiiun.v t .;. Ti c !' tpiit't-. 1 ;ue 1 cci:
iicpr.M ..!:-.;:.' ,u-.i i: .-. '.j .n k -i;,ii,,. :ii
v. -t.- tor . ire!: V.ttc-:... J-u oewr..-.-i'-.iu
lUi.
PIXIAL JUTHE.
DR W. C. NEGUS, .
Graduate f the Royal Colltt of
L)tui..-., England, also of the lle!!e
ue Medical College.
The Dr. has spent a lifetime
study atid practice and makes a ape- '.
cialty of chronic diseases, removes !
cancers, smMrla enlargements, tumors
.ind wens, without pain ()r tho knife. '
He aUo makes a specialty of treat- !
riiei.t with electricKy. Has practii eu
;.. iv,,. r:,.r,.-,n French nrl v.,.,.l.l. I
hospitals. Calls promptly attended ;
day or night. His motto is ;
"GOOD WILL TO ALL."
5"0iliee af?.i residence Ferry street, ;
Lctw en l'hird and Fourth. '
9,999COO
IN GOLD
b ili;
V I I
llH'Tll AW1V !
M I III i 1 if H,) j
Cut r.nt this ai"tHiM-n:ent nd str.d it i oreeMit except Secretaries IJiuiue
J. LA1IMKR& . CO., Niwerymaii. Ioronto.!h,llj lusk wuo aru 0j- tna
two-cent American pogiaze stampK, rd thev I
will send you by mail (postpaid) in good time
for p. anting: in April or May next, your
enoice of any one of the following collection
of plants, and enter your name in competi
tion for the 49,099. 00 in jfold that they are
givinjr away in order to introduce their nur
ery stock.
Collection of Plants
No. 12 hardy roses.
No. 2 2 hardy climbing routs,
No. 3 2 overblooniiug roses for hou-e cul
ture. No. 4 2 dahlias.
No. 6 lOjiladiola.
No. 0 3 hardy grapo vines.
No. 7 -8 raspberry plants, 4 each black and
red.
No. 8-20 strawberry plants, 4 choice kinds.
No. 05 very choice plants four houne cul
ture. No. 105 cherry cnrnants(re'X
No. 115 Lees prolific currants (black)
No. 12 5 white (jrai Currents
All letters with this advertisement enclosed
aloni; with btamps for any one or more coi
tions of plants, will be numbered a they
come to hand, and the senders of the tii-st
thirteen hundred will receive fjifts as follow:
1st $2.'0 I The next 20, 10 each.
2nd 100 ! The next 40, f, each.
3rd- 60 j The next 415, S2 each,
ith SO 1 1 he next 820, fcl cach.l
ftth 20 1
After 0.000 letter have been received, the
s.-ndcrs of the next i.luO letters will receive
nifts as follows:
1st $25 I Next 10, $15 each
2nd ir,5 ', Next 15, ?10 each
2rd - 75 I Next 4", $5 each
4tn - 50 I Next 470, Si ca..h
5th 25 I Next 500. $1 each
Aft.T li 0,000 letters have been received.
I e s" u.s ot 1 ir n 0:1 i,yu-i letter:? win re-
v a- n.i w:
an 1 . . .1!W each Next 5 $20 each
3, 4 and 5 .. 75 each I Next 15 10 cich
) 6, 7 and 8. . 50 eaih Next M4 3 each
J, 10, 11, 12. 2a eai h fext HU3 1 each
After 150,000 letters htve been received tho
senders of the next 1,109 letters will icceie
irifts as follows
1 1 SI Next . $20 each
I 2 75 eaiU I Next 5 10 each
I 3 ami 4 50 each j Next 2 each
! NextS.... . 25cachNext 79 1 cah
Any person may endanv rumbirof times
tor any 01 me anovecoiieciions irnrentsiu
.!,MtnH m. w wit n.i m .inn.
!.xt a printed list of the names of all persons
wm are enui ea to triiui. .
We make this liboial offer to readers of the
j Ukrali), Ki.owini; it will not pay us nowy-Jjut
l our object is to i" tro luce our stock and bsild
i up a trade. Onr mailinar lsiints are Toronto
and Slirut)mount. Onr... lloctiCMter. a. 1.. 1
Louisville, Ky., plaincsvlllc, O., and ChUaKo.-
111., ami we win ruaraniee " ick 10 rcacii
j no arents, but deal direct with customers.;
; and can sel. and deliver stock to any part 01
the United States or Can an a a about one
half the price charged by other nurserymen,
j throueh stents. KemcmlMT c will not be
undersold iy any reliable tirai. t-cna us
list of wants and we will nuotv you prices; cr
10 cents for a hand ome illustrated catalogue
j which you may deduct from your first order.
1 Adores an tellers
J. M ER & CO.,
Nursery nen,
TORONTO, CANADA.
WAKTED.
THOSE WISHING A FIRST
class piano, sewing machine, the
latest music or artists' materials, will
tind a bargain by calling at Mrs. .
Hynian's. The pianos are fully guar
anteed for five, yoars. The best
pianos niade to stand the climate of
the Pacific coast..' The New Ameri
can Sewing Machine will please most
fastidious. Painting" and muBio le-j-soos
given there. Stamping, Em
broidery and Dressmaking done to
order. No. 115 1st St., Albany, Or.
BANK OF OREGON,
ALBANY, OREGON.
CAPITAL 950,000
President.....
Vice Pres....
Cashier
U. BRYANT
...JAY W. KLtl.
.11. F. MKUKILL.
A general bankiig business trans
acted.
Sieht exchange and telegraphic
transfer bought and sold on New
York, San Francisco and Portland,
Oregon.
Collections made on favorable terms
ALBANY
Colleaiate Iostilute
ALBANY,
1888
OREGON
1889
A Hull Corps of Instrucrs.to
Classical, scientific, literary, commercial
and normal classes. Courses of study ar
ranged to meet tho needs of all trades of
students. Sfeial indncetnenu offered to
Htudcnts from a broad. Tjition ranges from
."..50 to $i'i.ro
r Term.
Instrumental instruction in
niusic ui
lriven bv Miss Laura Coltra,
Hoard in private families it. low rati, n.l
r.en:s for Keif hoarding at email rxptt,t.c. A
careful fUH-rvi.-iou exercifed our iit
'.v:iv from borne. "
I it i ir,-.t! -r a;A fliy J a: tit uIm--, : -li:.-
) n 1 f t,
Ur.v :;i.f.i:i!T com ;
.l'::ir.y, 1 n-i-.-i-.
t I'l l:
;.i:a i iu;;
r.rts I':
.n:
II. !V
WASHINGTON NmS.
The Cabinet Meeting
Decides
Against an Extr;i Session.
I'OSTMASTKits
AM) tONsir.s.
. ., T
CrB,-' Padie!phia LaancW-Giv:l 8cr-
ComroiMiau Rcc-ptlo-j
Senator SSiensao.
to
Social Cor.'espondcnee.l
Washington, Sept. :. The
President returned to Washington
Fi:oa night for :i short ttay. "He
lett Mrs. lluniston in Philadelphia
the giiet of Mrs. Wauu'imuker.
Finding it impossible to return
there the Presid ut telegraphed
Mrs. Harrison and s!)-; came on to
- - o--
Mrs. Harrison .in.! s!)-; came
Washington. Satardiy the
0iti,iucj suvriiug '-r quite a
. I. .1 it - t i ; .
first
bie
was lif.t, ull this cubtntt were
he extra keKint lasting btvel al I
houia was given up to :he discus
sion of so extra session of Congress,
and if was finally decided nt to
call an extra cession. When the
meeting opened thc only outright
opponents of an extra session were
Secretaries Window and Tracy, but
they were so well fortified with un
answerable arguments against the
extra session that the decision was
dually arrived at unanimously. It
was generally expected that several
other important matters would be
taken up at this meeting but owing
to the unusual length of tbesessiou
tiu-j were postponed. The demo
crats appear to ue disappointed be
cause no extra session of Congress
iirt" been cailed. They had been
indulging in the hope ofitsueing
called and of some mistakes being
made by the republicans that
would change the unmistakably
favorable sentiment which the
couutry entertains at present lor
tho administration.
The Pres-ident lias appointed a
long lit of posiiii;isttrs, also the
loliowmu: Thomas H.Andtrson,
Ohio, to be minister to Bolivia;
Edwin Dun, to tic Secretary of the
legation to Japan ; Arthur W. Bar
rett, of Massachusetts, (a brother of
'he editor of the Boston Advertiser)
to In; Kcretary to the iegis atiou
to Venczueia; V. R. Garducr Jr. ot
Indiana, to be second secretary of
the legislation n Japan; and the
following Coiiduls: Joseph T.
Mason, ot Virginia, at Manhein;
j JJffiid
Macaulev, ot Jew 101k
.r t ., x 1 ..
M ' lcn. Uai) Alacau.ev , tx-
j Mayor ol Indi.tuapoliK) at Managua,
Nif..,.,.,iu- An xk Pjilmei. it t :e
D:!iitt of Coluinbiu, atUrefileu:
:;t:u Johu D. Dclille, of Tex:is. (sun
of Olive L"gaD, the ianious news
paper eori'tf poDdcnt)
at Bristol,
; i,,i
Secretary Proctor gone
to I
Vermont and Gen. Schotktd is act-
Knrr-.,:,rt7 ni War
Quite a number ef officials and
bcveial ui'-uibors of the diplomatic
corps wfnt over to Philadelphia
Saturday to witness the lauucbiug
of tho new cruiser "Philadelphia."
A daughter of Postmaster General
Wannaiuakcr cbrhtened the new
boat.
1 Judge lleuck the plain spoken
i Congresruaan tiotit Teuoessee and
Civil tiervice Couiaiiseioner Lyman
hud a good natured argument a
d:ty or two ago as ".o whether the
Civil Service Comtnissiwn should be
abolished. Judge Heuck took the
atrirmatire and succeeded iu easily
demolishing every reasou that Mr.
Lyman could furnish for tho exist
ence of the commission. It is
more (ban probaole that the Judge
will repeat his argument upec the
lioor of tbo House early in the next
j tr'stion.
i Folicetaau Kearney, the tnao
I who arrested the assassin Giuteau
as he was running to carriage
alter the shooting of Presideot
Garfield, died here last Friday.
Wednesday the 1, iost., will be
the one hundredth anniversary ef
the organization of the United
States Treasury department. Sec
retary Hamilton, could be compare
the department us it is to-day with
what it was then would doubtless
open his eyes very wide.
The worlds Exposition tu be held
in Washington in 181)2 will be the
grandest affair of the kind ever
seen. The Centennial exhibition
of 1876 will seem by comparison
with it to have been a very ordinary
show.
Senator Sherman is to be given a
rousing reception by the Ouio re
publicans next Friday when ha will
return from bis European trip.
Obio and Indiana furnish more
applicants for position in the Rail
way Mail Sa.-vice than any other
states.
THE I.INIOK PARTY.
Prohibition Third Tarty
Under
New Name.
Last Saturday, as pt-r i-revious
caii, ii'oro hbiieiiioiea m zau
delegates from yaiK'US pcitious ot
Hie i trite to fm mu ate a propi s d
new piirty. Tl.e hk cling v s i.i ui
iu tin' gi:'-iige !mll. ir. J. F.
Heudrix id li'iinsbur,
J . 'A. P.iV"'" w.h
g, J-ict .licti ,
C"t-;r.
Co:iu;ii;t' c cu iK'ci.ir.-.;:n;i f
::ii!ciiits wire: M. .MilUr, j.iohi-
C. Edward?, Kn:ght
E. Ilnyep, master of
Dr. J. P. Hendrix,
party: J. II. UooiU,
at tie grnnsi; :
! uniau labor
womaa suaraQ-.-t. J. H. L.eatu
1 uii.vii tiiriiiris, ttliu J 1 LiOVtil
... t 1 1 i 1 .
son, L. liut'.er, Ashley Write and
W. (). Warren. Messrs. Jinhertson.
BuHer and White arc prohibition
ist', :!)d Warren i? a grander.
This fo.T.inittt'.e n credentials :v-
ported the lollowicg as entitled to
1 seats: J, E. Knox, East Alban,
prohibitionist; A. Y. Sfnit!),Or!c:tns
I precinct, prohibitionist; W. I).
J Hurst. Aurora, prot.ibitioois: ; A. J.
j Zumwfjl', Irving, prohibitionist : N.
Piem Milton, Umaiilla cou-.ty,
erahibitionist; Genres Fv- Wt-t
Pf!k c unty, prohibitionist; A. W.
Lucas. Polk ecuktr, prohibitionist;
J. II. .Shcpanl. Polk countf, prohi
bitionist; J. W. .Tory, S-i!em. proiii
l:ti.niit; J. W. I!:tteii:pe HutteviiU1,
prohibitioDist; W. T. Rigdr.n.
!? i!ein. prohibitioiiist; A. J. Fasn.,
Wasliingiou. prohii:tioiiiit : Lsis
Denny, Washington, prohibitionist;
Geo A. Landi?, Newport, craoger
and Knights of Labor; John P.
RohertsoD, S"letn. prohibitionist;
J. II. Beaski, Oregon City, prthibi
tionist;S. L. Orr, Yaquina, prohi
bitionist: G. W. Dimmick, Wood
burn, prohibitionist; Les'ie Butler,
Tho Dalles, prohibitionist; C. A.
Coper, Tho prohibitionist; G. P.
Bonney, Woodburn, Knights of
Labor; M. Fuller, Harrisburg,
Koi:ts of Lartor; K. P. Caldwell,
Junction, prohibitionist; J. F.
Hendrix, Harrisburg. Knishts of
Ltbor; Dora B. Davis, Albiny,
Knights of Labor: Wm. Harris,
Brooks, prohibitionist; W. O. War
ten. 'Jmatilla, granger; W. C,
Eo wards. Lane, granger; J. II
Rork, Coos, woman suffragist; O.
B. Mar, Clackains. union labor;
J. W. Wyatt, Marion, prohibi
tion and woman suffragist; G. R.
II. Miller, Clackamas, uoion labor;
T. B. Ha kins, Clackamas, union
labor, 15. II. Ervin. Linn, prohibi
tionist; John Bryant, Liar:, prohi
bitionist; J. M. Payne, Marion,
Knight of Labor; W. J. Dingle,
Lane: prohibitionist; Dr
D. M. Brown, Line, prohibitionist;
li. I. Ilamp, Lane, prohib:tion:st: J
W . Bond. Lane, granger; R. Petty
john, Yamhill, prohibitiouist; Charles
Moran, Clackamas, uuiou labor; Geo.
W. Mcluster, Knight of L-bor; N.
G. Gayloid, Salem, prohibition; V.
(1. Hoag, Sublimit.y, prohibition; K.
S Stevens, Polk, prohibition: F. J.
Denny, Scio, prohibttioa; Mrs. Dt.
Owen-Adair, Astoria, prohibition
and woman suffrage; Alex Thompson,
Siiverton, prohibition; M. V. llork,
Salem, prohibition; V; P. Marphy,
North Salem, prohibition; M. Daven
port, Silvortoc, prohibition; Ashley
White, Salem, prohtbitioi:; V. $
Vanderburg, Coos county, K'-jiylits
of Labor and prohibition; S. Z.
Smith. Clatsop, wciiian suffrage apd
prohibition; C W. Brown, Portland,
j prohibition; G. JL Sliller, Portland,
i prohibition; Mrs. L. Butler, Wasco,
prohibition and. woman euttrage.
i onsueraoie oifcusion was nai
! uVer the na,ne t f thc nen Part''
a uutnber thir.kirg that "proliibitton'
was the old proper cognomen, but by
motion of Mrs Oweus-Adair tho
name "Union" was adopted,
Thc platform adopted contains a
preamble aud eight plankR.erabcdying
the following declarations:
Alarmed by the aggreasiveue?s of
giant trusts, monopolies and thj
liquor traffic, working for the pauper
ization and degradation of the pro
ducing masses, they propose to haye
all class legislation iu tho interests of
capitalists repealed; that the govern
ment should prohibit tho liquor
traffic; should issue money iu neces
sary quantity without in'.ervcntion
of banks; should regulate corpora
tions and prevent unjust exactions
and discriminations; ehould restore
to the public domain all unearned
land grants, to be reserved for actual
settlet s, prevent cotporations from
holding land and aliens from acquir
ing it; should require tea years' resi
dence and a knowledge of our institu
tions as condition of citizenship, and
provide that citizenship, character
and intelligence should be the quali
fications of votes; should declare
trusts oonspiracies and punish them
accordingly; should provide for
arbitration to prevent strikes, protect
employes, pre vide equal pay for
equal work for both sexes and foster
labor, agricultural and co-operative
associations; aud should not permit
the issuance of non-taxable bonds.
Dr. J. F. Heudrix was chosen
chairman and Prof. G. M. Miller
secretary of the stite central com
mittee and were also made members
of the executive committee with H.
E. Hayes master of State Grange, C.
W. Brown, of Portlar.d, and G. R
H. Miller, of Oregon City.
Disarming an I'nseen Foe.
"This was sometime a paradox," as
Hamlet says. Since, however, the
people cf America and other 'and
have been enabled to pit Hostetter's
Stcmach Bitters against that unseen
foe, malaria, it is no longer a paradox,
but an casv possibility. Whatever
malaria evolves its misty venom to
poison the air, and decaying unwhole
some vegetation impregnater the
water, there, in the very btronghold
of miasma, is the auxiliary potent to
disarm the foe and assure efficient
protection. Feycr and ague, bilious
remittent, dumb ij..ue and egue cake,
no matter how tenaciously they have
fiisieiiet" lln-ir clutch on the system,
are first forced to relax their trrasp
and eventually to abandon it nllo
ireiher. Hut it i- preventive force
tliaL should chiefly recommend tl.e
Hitters :o persons dwelling i: mulari.i-
"iirsed loiMiitics for it is a eertsiu
! buckler of di 'fence au.iir.tt wirieii t!:e
enemy ,s pou cik"s.
'-: -ia. rlieumati
bilhous ailment1.
Cure-1, bkeiv;."..
in, kidirey ?ni
ft: I?'
of Labor; II.
TANNER'S PLAGE.
Major Warner Explains that Ho
Cannot Accept It.
A lSCIIOOI.-l;OY'S FATAL Kill,.
Ssgle ;lc2s;d from Cssloay foe the Sill
iag of Day.d S. Terry -Th Sh)t
ic; Was J at.ii 5 ill 0.
The H qualm's Spec:a!Diiat.'li. s.)
Deuu Pars, (MJ.), Sept 10.
Major Wm. Warner v:ia closeted
ivuit President Harrison over an
hour !as!i night. " "He left early this
morning. IIo came toesp'ain why
he could not give up a lucrative
business to accept the pension
commissionership.
president succeeded
his determination
Whether tbe
in changing
cannot bo
learned.
Lewis A. GroiF, oi Omaha, was
appointed general land officer this
morning, vice Stother M. Stock
elagcr. resigned.
A TIMELY RAIN.
It Assists In KxtiDeoUkias th Blf
Lonisvill Fire.
Louisville, Sept. 10. The rain
this morning aided in extinguish
ing tho fire which burned the
building in which were Bamberg,
Bloom & Co.. and other firms. The
heaviest Josses are as follows:
Bamberg, Bloom & Co., $90,700;
Louis Granman & Co., shoes, $75,
000; L. Bretsfeld & Co., $55,000.
The loss on the smaller buildings
will bring the total to $1,263,000.
SUGAK MARKET UNION.
One Hundred and Thlrt y-Fiv Del
egates in Sessian In New York.
Nkw York, Sept. Hi. The eighth
annual convention of the Sugar
Makers' International Union
assembled at Tammany hall this
morning. There are 1C5 delegates
from all parts of the United States
and Canada present. This morn
ing an adjournment was taken
after a brief session until 2 p. m.
Important matters are to be con
sidered in tiie convention, which
will last more than a week.
FELL FROM A KKLFUY.
I L't-lollffnl Vail r, r n J n A f I."r.cn
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California.
Fresno, Cal., Sept. 10. Henry,
the 17 year-old son of George K.
church, fell from the belfr- of tho
K street school lionse this morning
and was instantly killed. Tne
school-house was occupied for the
first time this morning, and the
boy was running about the build
ing and stepped on a loo-e board,
causing the accident.
Si AG LB DISCUARCEI).
The Shooting of J ml je Terry
Us-
eld Ad to he J ustifiable.
San Francisco, Sept. hi. Iu
tiie United States circuit court this
morning Judge Sawyer decided
that the federal court has juris
diction in the case of U. H. mar
shal Nagle, clurgeu with killing
Judge David S. Terry, and ordered
Nagle discharged from custody,
the ehooting being justifiable.
A BOODLEU UPTURNS.
Am ex-County Conuaissionor of
Chicago Surrenders Himself,
Chicago, Sept. iG. Johnny
tlannigan, ex-county commissioner,
accused of boodling, and who ran
away from Chicago two years ago
to escape prosecution, has re
turned from Canada. He walked
into court this morning and asked,
to be allowed to givo bail. The
judge held him in $1,000.
4. Ketnrnina; to Work.
Londos, Sept. 1C. Most of the
strikers resumed work this morn
ing. It is expected that work on
all the docks will be in full sway
to-morrow. Thousands cf unem
ployed dock laborers are waiting at
the gates of the docks and threaton
violence against the men em
ployed to take their places, whom
the dock companies refuse to dis
charge. An Overdno Hail Boat.
Norfolk, (Va.,) Sept. 16. The
Roanoke island mail boat, due at
Elizabeth, N. C, last Monday has
not arrived. It is feared that she.
caDsized in Albemarle Found dur
ing the gale and was lost.
A DIsastreus Fire.
Sr. Joseph, (Mo.,) Sept. IG.
The main building of the exposi
tion and all the exhibits were re
duced to ashes by yesterday's fire.
Ttie loss is $300,000.
Six Li res Lost.
LouisviLLE.Sept. 16. Six deaths
resulted from last night's lire.
AdmsnJslmtors Sale.
ui n.t, in nnr.r.i uivr-M THAT
i the undersigned, administrator ot the
estate of Oeo. W. Perry, deceased, will, pur
tuint to an order of the county court of
Linn county, Oregon, duly made anJ ea
teied of record on the 6th day ef September,
ls?i), at the court house door in Albany, in
id county, o.i Friday, the 4th day of Octo
ber, lSb9, nt the hour of one o'clock in the
afternoon of said flay, sell all the ri'ht. title
and interc.-'t of the said ttoorc W. Perry,
deceased, at the time of bis death in and t
the following leseriicd prciui.-cs, to-wit:
lbs vc-t ha f of the noith.-ast qua.-ter, and
th-j i:oit'i luif f the southeast quarter of
fct".::i!) 1 VI in t.,'.iis:iii l' south, rariue 1 cast
if t;,: Wiilatuette meririiaii, in Linti ountv,
ii--::":!, c.i -t li iin I9'i .irr-, t ? hihiM
li.'.'. - 'iVruis :i f :u bat d on
trie ty oi s-'.'a. , 1 J, wi'AKHy,
AdiiMiairat or.
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