Albany democrat., July 27, 1900, Page 6, Image 6

F P. NUTTING. Ed. aud Prop.
Entered at the Post Office at Albany
regon, n second olaM mall matter.
k Telia the story. When your hend
ruches, and you feel bilious, const!-'
' pated, and out of tune, with your
Miornarii sour ana no appetite, Just (
) buy a pacKage 01
? Hood's Pills
i And take a dose, from 1 to 4 pills.
You will bo (surprised at how euwlly '
'they will do Ihelr work, cure your I
Mieadnehe and hiliotisnesH, rouse the
I tivcr and make you feci happy iiffuin.
0 2ii cents, cum ny an medicine dealers.
all medicine dealers, f
Fine Cattle or Sheep
Ranch lor Sale.
660 acres. Bbout GO acres in splendid
cultivation, plenty good paiture, waler
and range, lair House, Darn, orcnaru auu
fences. Located in Linn county, one
mile Irom 1'. O. store, cliurchea and
school. Will ae'A for :i000 or exchange
for smaller (arm within 12 miles ol Alb'
bany.
Geo. D. BartOD, Albany.
OSBORNE BINDERS,
Mowers, Rakes
and Repairs
At
Ohling & Hulburt.
LOST. A nuBe. containing two gold
nieces and two silver pieces, lie
citv. Between Stewart !c So and
0th street, on Fcrrjr. Leaver, kmo
chat olli ce.
TO LOAN. 1 liave four hundred dollars
to loan oi good securitv. Call on
L, II. Montanyk.
WOOD FOR SALE. 800 cords of oak
grub cord wood, at $1.50 per cord, at
my farm 4XmileB southeast of Albany.
d . w. V HTi
Fok Salk. A comfortable, well built
four room, furnished cottnge at Nye
Uroek.
HONG WAII I ON'5 CO , Second St,
near Lynn street. Alb'iny. Sella Chi
nese medicine, Chinceo rice, Chinese ten
"and nut oil.
FOK SALE. Tho northeast quarter of
the northwest quurlor ot Becliou
Township 9 South, Kiingo 1 west. Ad-
drcss Henry E. Hoed, rorthuiil, Or.
FOR SALE. A good farm of 228 acres,
125 acres in cultivation, orchard, first
class buildings and good water, situat
ed two milcB west ol Millers Station
For particulars call on tho owner at the
place.
On uii.kh Wktzki,
Wood Wanted.
Notico is hereby given that scaled bidB
will be received by jfchool District No. 5,
Linn county, Oregon, up to the 20th day
ol July, 1M0. at Iho hour of -1 o'clock p.
m. for tho contract of furnishing 70 cords,
seasoned grub, oak wood and 10 cords
body tlr. Oak wood to bu uot less than
4 inches in diameter at smallest end, 4
feet long, straight, and tree from limbs.
Kir to.be split fioin large trees, froo fro.n
knots and bark'. All wood to bo deliv
ered at tchool building in taid district an
may bo directed on or before September
J, 11100, closely corded, llids will bo ro
coived for all of tho wood, or in lotB of
not lass than livo cords .
Dated lb is :10th day ol June, l!)0O.
Yuttiii. I'akkkh,
School Clerk,
Notice tn Contractors.
OlTU'K OK TIIK C'or.NTY Cl.llUK UK
I,ix
CorNTY, OllKllON,
July 12, liHW.
Notice is hereby givenl.that. pursuant
to an order of tho County Court of the
state ot Oregon, for Linu county, made
at the July term, 1000, thereof, sealed
bids w ill bo received by mo until Annual
(I, 1000, at 1 p. in. for the construc
tion ol n liowo IrusB covered bridge
across the South Santiam Hivcr near the
limutli ol McDowell Creek.
Contractors are invited to fnrnisl
plans and specifications and bids thereon
and also to but on the plans and specifi
cation proparcu uy v. .1. .Miner now
file In lny ollico. Cash or a certified
check to the amount ol $2 0 must bo de
posited with tho clerk with each bid.
Tho court reserves the rilit to reject any
mid all bids.
Tho successful bidder will bo romiirr.l
to give a bond in tho sum bidden for the
liulhlul porlorinance ol Ins contract.
V. F, IIammku, Clerk.
By R. B. Montague, Deputy.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
NOTICE IS 11EKK JY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned w. by the County Court
of Linn county, Oregon, appointed executor
of the hut will and tcataiuent of iVillinui
Leach, late of Linn county, Oregon, on the
lain uav ot June, law. All persons hav
ing claims against .aid ektale are rt quired
to preont the .anie duly verified a. by law
required within 'i months from this date
JUiiB tho lth day of Judo, HHK).
8 Mat,
Executor of the e.tate of Win Leach, de
ceased .
WitATHSroRi Wyatt,(
Att'y. for Kxecutor.
A ulascd Teacher.
Editor Democrat : I (ear jour read
ers have;grown tiled at the great length
of my articles but it bas been necessary
to properly show up tie inaccuracies and
false reasoning of the Prof, in his defense
of the policy. of the Eoglieh in South
Africa, Tbe'I'rol. now attempts to attach
all the blame for the war n Sout Africa
to the Boers, and holds the English
blameless, lhia position ia ev palpably
uutenable that It hardly require notice.
For soiie time the English bad been de
manding that tbe Transvaal government
should amend i's laws so as to permit
the English to vote on more favorable
terms than thoee provided for in the then
existing laws. The English had no more
'ightto make this demand upon ibe
Transvaal government than they have to
make euch demand upon the United
States or any other country. Suppose
tbey sbouldmake this demand upon the
United States, and upon being refoeed,
should begin to mass the military force!
along the Canadian border, we take it
for granted that the Prof, would men in
and declare tbat it wonld be "inexpedi.
ent" to refuee the demand any longer,
and tbafthe !i tt!e"pnp," becauBO it was
ittle and defenseleBS, should humbly
submit to the demands ol the "big dog.'
This ia what he wanted the Boers to do.
While everybody would see that the
righteousness of the case would be will
the Americans the Prof, would declare
it was with the English. It is verv ap
parent that if the Prof, had lived in the
days of 17.70 he would have cast his lot
with the English instoad of tho rebels
who bad suflered from England "a long
train of abuses and usurpations " He
would have been a proud persistent tory
instead of a bravo, devoted patriot. The
I'rof. can not but know tbat be is in error
when be says it was a case of Belf-delenre
on the part of England. She was try
ing to force ihe TranBvaal to modify her
suffrage laws, and, as she bad no color ot
ri&ht. to do this, it wbb tbe most natural
thing in human nature that the Boers
ahould resist. SuppoBS the Boers "had
sneaked off, as a cowardly dog with his
caudal appendage betweea bis posterior
pedal extremities" when the English
Ministry declared they would enforce
their demand by the power of tliuir great
might, would thoy, too, have been "die
honored and diegiaced in the eyes of the
civilized world V But upon the Prof's
theory the Uoere Bhould bavo submitted,
being the weaker power. TboFe who
have followed tho Prof, closely know
that his sympathy is with! the mighty
and powerful,nd not with the weak,
notwithstanding the weak may have tbe
right on their side. As.'a matter of fact
the British government was directly re
sponsible for the Johannesburg conspi
racy and theJameson raid, notwithstand
ing tho 1'rof. sajs it was not. Being
British subjects and in tho;employ of the
British government it is inconceivable
that an intelligent man would sny that
the British were not responsible. But
the British woro then equipped lo carry
things in a high hamh'd wav in the
ranevaal, and as they did not turn. eh
the raiders there was but oneconcluBlon,
and that wap, tbat the English approved
of their crime, The Prof, continues :
ihid the fact that the lloere had not
granted their jusl rights etc.'' Now.Prof.
you must know that theee British sub
ects had no just claim to the right of
suffrage. If llieJBoers i-hould provide in
their lawa that tho Brilisb subject Bhould
never have the right to volo in the
Transvaal itSwould be no Invasion of the
rights of the British subject, because he
ii.ib no moro right to tbe suffrage than
the Sulu King hua to the same right in
Oregon. The only power that England j
claims in the Transvaal is the right to
veto tiealies made by the Transvaal with
any foreign government. J lien why
bould she with her accustomed audacity
attempt to regulate tho niattor of suf
frage ill the Transvaal after having ex
proeely pledged tho Transvaal that etie
would never attempt to regulate her in-
rnal affaire.
The TranBvaal, of cunrae, denies all
uzereiguity by the English over her
territory, but England was plainly the
overawing aggressor when she attempted
o forco the Transvaal lo modify the suf
ragelawe. The Prof, has said enough
n hts!articles lo disclose to those who
have read tl.em tbat ho bas no concep
tion of the matter of international
righlB. He is (,f the opinion that those
of superior intelligence have the right,
por ee, to mlo over those of inferior in
telligence. He 1b poisoned with the idea
that might makes right. He forgets
that Ihe great Declaration of Independ
ence sets up the fundamental truth that
all men are created equal, that they ' are
endowed with certain inalienabls'rights;
tbat among these are life, liberty and
the pursuit of happiness i and that the
Boer is as fully endowed with these
rights as any Englishman, and that the
Hoer is committing no greater crime
when he invades England to destroy
that government, than tbe Englishman
commits when he invedea the Transvaal
to destroy tbe government there. Sum
ming up briefly:
The Dutch settled the Cape Colony
country in US- aod.ei-UMislied a gov
ernment of their own there anj lired
there peaceably, making their own lawa,
K'lurntf) Your Hnweii Wun imrsreu,
C:mf mttinrtlc, cure constipation forrrr.
a' Hc. It L'. C. O. (Ml, uruifkitarcfuDrtiBonej.
when Great Britain in 1800, during tbe
apoleonio war, swooped down upon the
colony and took possession of it. The
English with their proverbial aadacity
set up a government of tbeir own and
their courts and local governments were
to tyrannous that Ihe Dutch were com
pared to leave the country. They went
north and,'tetabliehed another colony in
a portion of country unoccupied. Later
the Dutch established a colony called
Natal but tbe British soon drove them
from tbat colony and they finally set
tled in the Transvaal and from here tbey
are now being driven and it is this high
handed, outrageous robbery of nations
that tbe Prof, undertakes to defend and
excuse. And the defense is a Bad, weak
ly one. Student.
The efforts of the republicans to evade
imperialism are pitiful. Tbe 6. O
P. bas degenerated indeed when it has
not the courage of its convictions on a
vital Bubject like that. However,
monpy bags are traditionally cowardly
and the repudlican party consists almost
entirely of. these nowadays.
The people of Kentucky are unques
tionably giving a fair trial to Powers,
acciiBed cf complicity in thetioebel mar
der- Tbe jurv is almost equally divided
between the two political parties as are
the spectators in the court room. There
is no further excuBS for the refusals of
Governors Mount and Roosevelt to honor
requisitions lor Mr. Taylor.
The hearing in the Neeley case has
been postponed till August 23. Another
postponement will take it perilously
close to the election, and the election
without Neeley brought to trial means a
good many additional votes fur the dem
ocrats. Don't forget that, Mr. McKio
ley. Both parties are watching the German
voter with much anxiety. If he follows
his leaders and leaves the republican
paity in the middle west in any consid
erable, proportion, Bryan will be elected
by a tremendous electoral majority.
If McKinley is responsible for the
great wheat crops of Kansas and Iowa,
who is responsible for the utter failure of
the tame rrop in Minnesota and the Da'
kotas.
Women can keep secrets.
They often keep secret for
a long time the fact that
they are suffering from
drams, inflammation, ulcer
ation, or female weakness.
But tliey cau't keep the se
cret very long, because the
hollow eyes, cheeks that
have lost their fretShuess, and
the irritability which comes
from sorely tried nerves, all
conspire to publish the sto
ry of suffering. The usual
motive for such secrecy.
dread of indelicate questions and offen
sive examinations, is removed by Dr.
Pierce's methods. Diseases of the wom
anly organs are perfectly cured by the
use of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
Sick women can consult Dr. R. V.
Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y., by letter free.
"Your wonderful medicine, 'Favorite Pre
cHiilion,'" writes Mrs. C. N. Anderson, of Rock
bridge Haths, Rockbridge Co., Va "is a Cod
send to weak ntul sickly women, restoring good
health without subjecting their weak ucrves to
the shock of nu examination. I was all run
down In health; could uot vork but a short time
without resting". Was very nervous find had a
very poor appetite. decided to unite to Dr.
Fierce and state ntvease, and am thankful that I
did. for I received" n favorable reply. I took six
bottles of 'Favorite Prescription,' one of 'C.old
en Medical Discovery, mid one vial of ' Pellets,
and I can now work as well us I could before I
was taken sick. I think Dr. Tierce's medicine
the best In the world for sick and nervous
women. " m
Statsc ok Ohio, I'm vv lo'.tiio, )
lilH'AS Oci'NTY,
Kr.ink .1 . CiiKNuv nulitfl calh unit ho
is tno senior partner of the firm of K f
Chunky & Co,, doinjr t miner 8 in the City
oi Toledo, County and State aforenaiil, and
that said firm will jmv the sinu of ONE
MUNhKKD JOLLAliS foretuh and every
erso of LVaarh that cannot be cured by
tho use of Hall's Cataakii Cihk.
KRANK J. OHKNEY.
Sworn io before uio iiiul subscribed in
my presence, this tith day of December, A,
D. isse.
8KAi, Notary Public.
lhiH'8 Cntnarh Cure is taken itilernally
and nets directly on the blood and mucous
stirfuces of tho sjstem. Send for teetim
o u m Is, free
K J CHENKY & Co., Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drncrists, "be,
Hull's Family Pills are the beet.
POULTRY AMD EGGS.
Having bought the business of K. ti.
Toners, I will coutinue to furnish the lo
cal trade with the best dressed poultry
to bo secured at reasonable prices. Op
posite the Pioneer House.
The highest cash price paid for poultry
ami engs.
The only exclusive poultry etoie in
Albany.
E. FEXW1CK.
mm
MARY
ANN...
Said John: There aint no use a talkin'
or a tryin roun' any longer. We 'uns
have tried near every groce. in town
and find that F. E. Allen & Co. 'a as far
ahead 'o them other fellers as a 'lectr o
light ie ahead of a lamp,
When they tell yo'' tbat eggs is fresh,
tLey are fresh, 'an wnen they siy
something is good, its first-class if ft
were'nt they'd said so.
After this you buy our groceries at F, E.
Alien uo.'S
'Fir v?
ALBANY BELGIAN HARE CLUB.
Stock on sale ail the following prices :
ou:igeters doe and buck, per pair $ 2 50
" 2 does and buck, per trio 3 50
Doe and buck, 4 mos. old, " pair 7 50
Two does and buck, 4 mos, old, per trio 10 00
DotB bred to Duke of England $2.50 to 5 00
" " " Lord BaconsHeid, $5.00 to 10 00
' ' " Imperious. $10.00 to 25 00
" " " FaBhoda Imperior Impcrted $20.03 to.. . 30 00
( ' Imperious, fee 10 00
In Stud -j Lord Beacoiisfieid, lee 2 60
( Duke of England, fee 1 00
RABBIT RY, 333 FIRST STREFT.
Advance Sale of Shoes
Our new Fall stock of shoes have
arrived. We can give you the la
test. Respectfully,
J. A. WEAVER.
P. S. Sell's shoes make your feet
and purse glad.
NEW STORE
A new line ol Groceries and Provisions, etc., recenily opeced at iormer
.Milloy s and corner 2nd & Jackson.
Alailet piice for country produce.
General delivery for city. Telephone 132.
Youe patron age is respectfully solicited.
Try Parker Bros.
For the best Groceries,
Baked Goods, anil
Fresh Produce and Fruits.
"-rH-
A PICNIC AT HOME
comes with tbe use of the Magnolia
Flour, because it brings smiles to tbe
housewife by producing tbe finest bread
and pastry. Flour like this is obtainable
only from Al wheat ground properly.
Where it is sold, it is bought largely and
constantly. Don't do consumers a bad
turn by selling some other inferior brand.
Magnolia Mills.
AT ALBANY.
C. C. PARKER.
SPRINGTIME PLEASURES
for health and enjoyment are sure to be
sought on a good bicycle, and there is
none tbat can beat the 1900 Crescent or
Sterling wheels. Many follow but none
lead tlie.Crescentor Sterling wheels any
where. They are always ahead and
maintain their superiority over any on
the market. Careful, honest and skilled
construction and speed ia the secret of
itB Bnccess. We have them at $20.00 to
HOPKINS BROS.
The Best
Photographs
In Albany by the
Long Photo Jo.r
In Fromaa Br'ck.
The leiding gallery of Aloany.
The onlv-up-to-date Brat class
studio in town.
All work to please.
MAKIE LONG Prop
LINN CO- ABSTRACT COMP
AlbaaT Oreeon.
Office! Bank of Oregon Uuildint;.
Only set of "Abstracts of Linn County.
Complete set of maps and plats.
Littler & Littler
DENTISTS
BroadalblnSt.,
Albany, Or.
Keo. Collins D D S
A, Jack Hodges D D 8
COLLINS & HODGES
Dentists.
odd Fellow's Temple, Albany, Oi.
That Tooth
needs attention
Remember it can be filled
or extracted withour. oain
DR. ADAMS.
fl. A. LEINENGEB,
Dentist
Crawford Block, Albany, Or.
DR J, L. HILL,
Thysician and Surgeon
Hill Block - - - Albany, Or.
Stanley Stewart,
bisycTeIepairing,
Al LIGHT MACHINE WORK
o
4LL WORK GUARANTEED.
THE K. O. T. M.
every Saturday evening at K. O. T. M
hall. Visit hv Knioht. ' Ml
i. o. h A KW1SH, Commander.
M0J?EKN WOODMEN OFAMElJCA
.. .ii.m:c v,amp no. mhs meet everv
second and fourth Saturdays of each
month in the G. A. R. hall. VhiiJng
members are invited. B
C. G. Bokkhart, V. C.
E R Huston clerk.
M. Senders & Co.
Hav and dat, Waroiinnisoo.
a uaiuuuUU
k"c" uanroad Streete.
VTe at e prepared to take on storaei
caled hay, will buy your oatj in any
qnanity at top market prce.
SACKS FURNISH j.
.ts bought in car lota at any shin
ping point. J v
M. SENDERS & CO.
Insurance, Hay, Grain and Woo1
Hotel Santiam.
DETROIT,
OREGON
New House. Newly Furnished
First class acctmmorliiinn. f. .
""""8eI"8 lor saddle horses
for the hot springs. Good fiehina.
RatA. SI fin , tl ro HV ..
week 6.00. Special G f "fimhi. -
H. F. Herrill
INSURANCE AND LOAN AGENT -A
t-ollections promplly attended to cor.
Bpondence solicited. Office in Demo,
rat building.
FOR RENT. One of my stores. For
jsnibtiuiu'B vaii ai store.
. JGradwoul,
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
NOTTP.F. TS PVurDv nnrn
., ------- "liiu x VJlVHiN 1H
County UW
(ton, as the executor of the last will
Tiiiiam Leach, d. ceased
-D? f" Pe"on, having claim, airi
said estate are hereby notified to pres
ot,'T '? '"Hersignelat Harrisbu
Oregon, within six months from the dat
quud. BOt'Ce, dU'J Venffed a by law "
Dated June 15, A.D., 1900.
WEATIRl0DWrfAT' .
Att'ys for Exr.