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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY DEMOCRAT. Fro our regular oorrespoadsnt. Washington. Washington, Mar. 3, 1S00 .The supreme court of the United States 10 be given an opportunity to decide whether Speaker Keed't new method of .counting a quorum is constitutional or not. The democratic leaden have mapped out a programe with that end specially in view. Mr J O Pendleton of the first dls trict of W. Va. who was unseated last week by the votes of less than the majority of the House, which Is a constitutional quorum, proposes to claim his salary as a member of the House of Represenatives, and if the Treasury officials refuses tc pay him and they will he will enter suit for it in the court of claims and anneal it from there, If decided against him, to the su preme court. And if the republicans show any disposition to delay the case in cuner court he will sue out a mandamus to stop the Treasury officials from paying the salary of the man who has been illegal ly given the scat belonging to him. It is well that this Question is to he hvmPv ,,- cided, and the sooner the decision can be gotten the better. now circum.tances alter cases was never made plainer than by the actions of the election committees of the two Houses of Congress. In the Home where the re publicans need every vote they can get there lias been an Indecent haste In report ing contested election cases, while In the Senate where no votes are needed there is a dignified leisure In the way contests are treated. On the 15th of February the evi dence was all taken and the arguments heard In the Montana Senatorial contest. Saturday Mar. 1, the committee met and appointed a sub-committee to collate the facts to be reported at the next meeting. which will be next Saturday. Governor Thompson, the democratic civil service commissioner, Is the only one of the trio that has not been smirched by tne investigation now in progress. Lyman has been convicted of favoritism of the worst kind In havlni- nnmxti.il hi. brother-in-law alter he had acknowledged mat ne nau stolen examination papers irom tne ollice lor a parly who was seek Ing promotion, and now Roosevelt, the nign priest of the "I am better than you" element In politics, Is convicted of having ucccivcu me secretary 01 War In order to transfer an Incompetent clerk from his of- nce to tne War depaatment, and of having deceived the Poct-inaster General an d .1,. Superintendent of the Census In order to obtain a place In the census bureau for a man who had perjured himself In order to help Koosevelt make a report against the post -master at Mllwakee. The urgency deficiency annrom latinn bill $2jSo,coo has been passed by the asiuse.p)i,rjooo,oooof It Is to pay pensions 01 me war ot ion, and of the Mexican war. The World1. Fair bill Is now In the hands of the House committee awaiting the decision of the representatives of Chicago as to what cha.igf. they deslie made In it. As soon as tills is determined upon the bill will be reported to the House and there Is little or no doubt of its being promptly passed by the House. The doubtful part of the business will be reached In the Sen ate. A New York Syndicate, of which D O amis, tne tather-ii- law of Whltelaw Rlerf, editor of the Tritune and ex-Senator Tom I'laltt, the republican boss, are leading members, has been awarded, by Secretary Windom, the execlusive right to catch seals Ir. Alaskan waters for twenty ears from the first of next May, This Is a "com blnatlon of politics and business that is quite characteristic of the republican party. Mr. Blaine l.as become so disgusted with the administration that he refuses to see any applicants far ollice even in his own department; he turns them over to one of .he assistant Secretaries of smi. Assistant Postmaster General Clarkson Is tel.lng his friends that he cannot possi bly remain In oflke longci than the lirst of May, and that he may resign earlier, but he does not tell them that he has re ceived a very pointed hint from the Presl. dent Intimating in the most unmistakable manner that his resignation would be ac ceptable. The question of o railroad to South A inerlca has been much talked about since the Pan-American Congress adopted reso lutions reccommcndlng the appointment of a commission to go over the proposed rjute and report as to its feasibility etc. A joint resolution has been introduced In the House, by Mr. lluckalew, authorising the President to iippolnt suitable parlies to ex amine and re,.ort on the advisability of a railroad to South America. The fast fishes, according to Prof. G B uooce, are ot pointed build with close-ly-ng .Ins, and are frequently predacious. Food fishes, on the other hand, are often slow and easily caught, but are corres pondingly prolific. Vhe actual speed of fishes is not 'as yet well known: but as dolphlus have been observed to swin round and round a steamer coin? at full speed, their pace is estimated at twenty miles an hour or more. It Is proposed both in Vienna and In Paris tn water the streets with a disin fectant mixture with water having pow erful antiseptic matters dissolved in It. They aie tried waiting upon the microi coplsts to discover the influenza microbe, and mean to net rid of the disorders as be6t they may. Pans of water placed In fruit and berrv patches will keep birds from eating the iruit. An J-.nglish naturalist claims thai the reason birds eat cherries and straw berries is because in the blazing heat they L'ct dreadful v th rstv If t hlr.l - easily Ret at water they soon luave off taking the fruit. Reports from all parts ol Kansas and Missouri Indicate that the recent rnl,l wratlur has not injured the Winter wheat 10 any great extent. Most of the rcnniU state that no damage whatever has been done. NEW ADVERTISKMENiS. WANTED. K'JUK MEN, to travel In the eltv anil (.nntilrv ami tula rr.lr,B quallllcations required. Permanent em- piuynieni ana good salary, For parlicu- laTN. lull nn. nr mlili-nua ln...u 11 . - lack, Albany, Oregon. 1.1 A RM FOR SALE. Two hundred acres ol good farm land all in culti vation, with gr.od two story houw, good .. ..... wiuo. uoou water for fa.n'lj and atook. Good par and ap ple orchard, as well as otnor kl-ds o' J' ult. Would make two good small farms. Situated fonr miles southwest of Albany, Inquire at this office. NNUAL MEBTiXO. -Notice U here 1 NN' iV by given that the annual mmitln g of muunMuiuttra o tile AlOAny Uull diDff Assooiation will be hold at the Opera House in Albanyon Mouday.Maroh 17tii - mi nit, oieeiivn oi i ireo tOrS Snil Rlinh rtllia - ------ HU-.IWK am may vuma ueiure inn meeting. xsaiiFu leu, iota, 1G1NJ, , W F Read, w C Twricdsle, Secretary President, Uoburg Lumber, I sell thn husfc liimlu. II i... , , - - , . ... uuuii buu Win dow moulding, etc. Prices frmn -. Icoo per thousaud. Yard at Lowsnn, on the I 1. uv.v.n imruiiiuuuK W W Crawford. P O address, Tallman, Or. State Treasui-Ar's Thirty tftn .Notice, State or Oregon, 1 Theahuhkk'h Office, .' Salem, March 10, 18!K). ) Notice is hcrvbr iriven thnt the nr sufficient funds on hand to tinv the fl lowing warrants, and that they will Ik? I'm. i uii prt-Ki-uiuiion ni mis ollice: War runts of IKKII mid mint, nuniliereil 1175 l(Mi4, 1J 17, IJl-'tf, Hill, I5IK), 2702, -i"... -i.hi. -Mm. zju. .ini "T'lr. 27tH. 275:1 .27111 ami ;7ii li.,.ii ...nl not he allowed after the ditto of thin u. vt . mm, Mute Treasurer Partnership Dissolution. Notice is hereby given that the late lirm of .iches Hros, eomposed of Frank L and Jiitm li Xscli os has been dissolved, Kiauk L Zsclies retiring. The business in the fntsxe will be conducted under the firm name of iches ft Son. All parties indebted to the heroUifore existing co-partnership will please call and make satisfactory settlement. Joiiii H Z irsm, Frank L Zasuks. Notice. The uniluraiirnA.l tinroku - ,L . -..j .yiniiwjn in ine public that he has sold his grocery business w '"iku" ix o.iu, wuo come well recitinmenacd.and will continue the business at the old corner. Tnose indebted at the store willjuleaae call and settle. Yery respectfully, J M Bakbh'B. Dissolution Notice Nntlea la hums. .I-.- lb-. .1 Tierahip heretofore existing under the "... ,D "''. "uii iimno oi Aanuy T iiiekin "": '.. ?r1,y ''"X'lve'l by iiiutiial con- sent, K K Ashhv rnMrln hi.li... -i.i hi- Interest in an',1 tn i.i.i n.... i... i to Mr Oeoigs Uiekliu-on, who will con. ..in in mi. Hunt,, Albany. Oregon, Feb. 28. A. 0.. 1890. K F ASH 11 Y. UKO IUCHIS80N. L.E. BLAIN, Dont spoilyozir Feetiuith Cheap Shoes: fJ VViiARTHE n Lk.5CT?lVJ'',...-S7 MIMIWIA IfMUMIfd - ; :: "Korreot Shape." Conforms to ehaoe oi the Foot, it t?sj trut perfection "'."'V. fiT" ":- "i corns uij ii discomfort Burt 4 Packard Shoo i wh ii in rvHt, All.iyWlti 1 laiiil-nilJo, JlatiJ-W'rlU tuiil Il.irlv..'t, ll.w l'.v' nl Yorru'a, If n t !d by your Hf.tli-F ,'fid Lis tiajTH Uil yuur ,11'., PACKARD & FIELD. IltK"K7', WAS. Wear the Btirt & Packard" Korrect Shape. ' Keeps the leading stock of Clothing, Gents Furnishing CfO, Goods, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Wet Weather Goods and the Leading Tail oring Department, in the Valley CfO. E5 F'sbbbbbI as A wax that la excellent for painting over wounds of trees caused by pruning, oaraing or oilier Injury may be made bv melting one pound of losln over a slow fire and stirring In one ounce of beef tal low. When tHe mixture, after being re moved from the fire, has partly cooled off, tight ounce of alcohol are added. Dottle and keep corked. NT. New and best place In town Is Gilson's new barber shop In the Fruman Riot', next u.oita Fortmlller , Irvine's. Test b -ner town. 0ij:im Horn:. -TO-NKJ1IT.- Return of th FavoriU Tragedian JOHN A. LINDSAY. Supported by as excellent Company, in tin tragcuy, "Kiehelieii' (ItB(ral SslmiMinn Katl n M.t. ,. cents. sf now on uli at Black- FL.KBNTON DEALEE 1 1ST ROCERIES. Clioicc Candy, Huts, Fruit, etc. CIGARS AND TOBACCO NEAR.THE POSToFFICE ALBANY OREGON George c. Henderson SfO'KSSOR TO LA FOREST & TilUMPSOX iValor in Choice Groceries Produce; Crockery Ware; Tobac- Low Prices and Prompt Attention. SEATTLE'S Migbly growth the I'ast ten years iuto out) of the 'Jilu's greatest cit ies is wutj'.ut a parallel. No (a can now purtiay her resources or the coutiaueu pcusjierJty that the jearf of the future will pour iuto her. World Benowned Harbors And hcr SCKXIO ahn.n lin- nn T,fttrB and Snnr,(. 1 XrVfr Ima tho. TTa J N"atcue beeo 8:1 lavish in her gifts to make tb World's Last Great City. Tsnmn. nn hnr qnvnn li! 1 1st b.o aa nntlim.. s- . Uf ATTr PIC OWAiit CIJOWNED OLYMPIC'S on the Nurth and VTest: CASCADES oa the 17...,. 1 t. i .i .. .. ' .a.oi. nuu oouin, anil irom itiesemigbtT hulwarku of henlih, energy, tDspire-tion-givirg, there arises the Mighty MOUNT RAIN 1EU, a-w-a-y above every competitor on the Pacific, reminding one of SEATTLE, THE QUEEN CITY, At tfce bast?. U Inch-in fliint hpr ncira rf .:it .s : tm-tti n-i - ' jwm, nii in JVUUHU2i every city on the Pacific the World's biggt ocean. The. Wassom Addition TO SEATTLE JUST PUT ON THE MARKET. LOTS S200 EACH AND UPWAEDS, TAKEN OIT I3ST THIBTT 3D.-3TS. E OF ITS Every let in full view of Mount Rainier and Lake Washington; oa ratlrosd; at depot; adjoining Ravenna Park; an electric railway as soon as tan be eompleted to it; half dczen fine lesidences already under eon tract o AU dHiot; 825,000 Female College to he opened Septcmbar, 1880. WITHOUT DOUBT THE WASSOM ADDITION Ts th-3 Plac where men and womm of Money and Sessb &nd Kipikemem t iiiujHKO lueiruomee. ana wnvr BECAUSE The CoIlaPP. thA Mim:ril Riiyinna. V.nnni P.l. .1 1 . . . .. . ' , r ------ "io view oi jjisunt ctlnm I which is grander here than anywhere else on Pug.t Sottidl. If for no oth mason . wnnM mulra it mnaf .luaI...Uln 1 lit SeattlA a MiohtV nit im tiniMimy. T.t. LtJ .1 . i a- -' uui oi sue ti wane you nave a chanc at Lowest Prices. To the Pioneer, a word : Why did yo cress the plains? Why did yoi take yeur lift an thai of others in yeur hands and come to the Coast? What pea tan writs, the history? Yon have eonquetrd this land made the grewth of great cities im psrattve and the amassing of collossal fortunes, almost in a day possisle Iow, by the investment of a few thousand, or hundr.d dollars, too. mav rean the harvest that helnnca tn n. n Will j. :. i. . . . , , , j " uu'u ins ffreateet eor- porations. tjs ab est Enancmra tl hnm mJ i " .. ' .... . " . r - in'ii" nr invssllnsT tQOm "tr"'1'."'! ,onT! 'n SeV'l wul y" "est? Tour chanoe i. i . : vw i w tors iraots. Only . few lefj-ctesp; ripe for platting any one of which will make tohi 101 tons in short, tints. P..i n..;t, t I. ., sisss jvai " T . . . L a , 1 Vail 1 UUnillTBIA m.m - Rev. J. R. Kirkpatrick is among )ou and the Sola Agent for WASSQ3IS ADDITION In Oregon. Call on him at once. I will l e in Albany in a fi- J-- i - : WoM be glad to meet ,o personally and , e , taH?X'. T npbntldina of Seatt e. the O...., n,i,t 0 t'i1." 111 ,n lh matenal re and call at R,oa, US 8..u, Block where I will t ke'een" St,,,"e' U i owing you the city. k0 Senuine plesui9 W W BECK isn aj l'IU ounr.