THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
DEMOCRATIC kTiTE TM'KCT.
Congressman R A Miller, of Jackaon
ille. Governor r'ylreiiU' Pennoyer.of Port
land. Secretary of State W M Towiinend, of
Luke Co.
Treasurer tt W Webb.of l'cndleto.
Supreme Jmliro 1! F Ilonhaiii.nf Sam.
Bupt. of Public Instruction A Lelioy,
f Brownsville
State Printer J O'Hrien, of Portland.
Prosecuting Attorney 3rd list J J
Whitney, of Albany.
DEMOCRATIC C'OI '.T TICkET.
FOR STATE SEXATOItS-Hon J K
Weatherford mod Hou JttT Myer.
REPRESENTATIVES t .t. Sliedd,
Boo K C liaoArdnd Dr J F Hairy.
COUNTY" COM MISSION E R W illiam
Ruuibaugli.
COUNTY RECORDER E E Pavii.
SHERIFF Matt Scott.
COUNTY CLERK N P Payne.
COUNTY TREASURER W E Curl.
ASSESSOR II S Yi liaim.
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT O F
Rasaell.
COUNTY' SURVEYOR E J O'Conner.
COUNTY CORONER Frank Farrrll.
"TIIK IMIHY (IF THIS KKATII."
St Paul, the apostle in writing to the
church at Rome bewailed the terrible in
fluence of the law of bin, and cried out:
tOh wretched man fliat 1 am! who shall
deliver ine from the body of this death.''
Learned bible commentators say this re
n.arkable expression ws based on a cus
tom which existed in the oriental coun
tries. When a certain crime was commit
ted they did not put the man in a peniten
tiary, as we sometimes do; they did not
hang him, as we seldom do; they did not
turn him loose, as we generally do; but
they took the body of his dead victim and
lashed it to his back and sent him forth
with this burden of death on hi; shoulders.
Wherever he went.bv day or nlght.he bore
the evidence of his guilt and his ow n great
punishment until, overcome, he sank
down in death, exclaiming: ' Oh! who
shall deliver me from the bodv of this
death?" The republican party, when it
nominated I P Thompson for governor
took upon its shoulders a load as offensive
In the nostrils of most self-respecting re
publicans as was the carcass of his viclim
to the criminal in the patriarchal days
above referredto. jind the conscientious
republicans all over the state are crying
out, "who shall deliver us from the bodv'
of this dead load of Thompson and his
crooked rtcord. And what pray is this
record?
David is worth more than a cool million,
and when the remarkable suffering and
distress, caused bv the Juhnstown floods
and Seattle fire appealed so loudly for help,
and the hearts and purses of generous,
kind hearted people all over the country
were responding freely, David in his ac
customed miserly v.ay gave to the suffer
ing of each town the insignificant sum of
$10. For his services as receiver of the
Holladay estate he charged and was al
lowed the sum of f 500 per month. Think
Of it farmers, more than many of you can
make in a year. Workingmen I'nnk of
this. S$oo per month! This ought to
have satisfied the avarice of even a miser.
But it did not satisfy the graDing. monev
getting disposition of DSvid. After get
ting that sum he tried to wring out of a
manufacturing company in which the 1L1-
laday estate had a three-fifths interest 5.-50
per month more, although at that very
ti.rte he was getting the $5011 per month.
Dave's a generous fellow; he only wanted
$750 per month f jr his services. He sued
to collect the $250 per month, and the case
went to the supreme court where his suit
was dismissed. Judge Lord, a republican
deciding the case against him. He voted
against a proposition to repeal the Burlin-
game treaty and then his friends attempt
to say that he is the friend of labor peo
ple. When the assessor assessed him last
year, although he is known bv evcrv cap
Itallsts in Portland to be worth a cool mil
lljn, yet he swore to his assesment giving
in only $171,000 worth of propertv. He
voted six tin- fir tlu non-taxable
water bond bill, all in the Interest of build
ing up his own property in Portland at the
expense of the tax payers of the state
All his life he has been, as his history
hows, grasping and reaching out fur
money, money. It has been his G.J
at whose shrine he has worshipped de
votedly. He has bent every means placed
n his hands in the direction of accumula
ting money, and if elected governor he
cculd n it lay aside the ruling pnssion of
life, but would continue to make monev
at the expense of the stale itself. He
should not be elected and if goml s;nse
prevails he v ill not be.
It was noticeable that Thompson in his
speech here studiously avoided referring
to the charire aeainst him that he would
spend $100,000 if necessary to secure his
election. He denied it In Eugene but did
not in Albany. The reason was plain
Tit tnvf tat kr ilid wy il vat tv mar, ut
hand wlien he made his Albany speech
He was afraid to deny it. As good a re
publican, and as truthful, as there is in the
stile, says Thompson said it.
cm tt navAM.
The democratic candidates of Linn
county will speak on the political issues of
the day at the fol'owing limes and places:
Sweet Home. Wednesday. May :Mn. at
one o'clock, p in.
Waterloo. Thursday. May I'jth, at one
o'clock, p m,
Lebanon, Friday, May 30th, at one
o'clock p m.
Albany, Saturday. May 31st, at one
o lock p m.
Opposing candidates are respectfully in.
vited to be present and participate in the
llCUSSlt!ll.
Geo E Chamberlain.
Chairman l)em county
TJ Slites Central Com.
Secretary.
:L. E. BLAIJc
linn Hoeii leclnred
-AT THE-
HEAD
HIS
LINE
The Albany Woolen mill will pav CO cents
poiiDtl for wool.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
At Albany Opera House. FriJ.iv, even
ing, May 30, Miss Flora ftatson, of
Nc-t York, The Greatect Colored
Singer in the Wcrld, Support
ed by Popular Talent.
Tito P,Mrlc Mzzo-Soprnna. w York Sun
The Colored Jenny Mini. Now lurk w orhl.
A Hiero-;riprana of wonderful r.uitfo.- san
r ranriKCvi rxu miner.
A rhurinluc and gifted ilpger. San Fran
Cisco Chronicle.
A sparkling diamond in the golden realm of
soin;, - Mm jose .Mercury.
HervAcai register has a wonderful swoon.
from lowest contralto notes to anprana height
-i-ok Aiint'iej. v Mj, evening express.
Has earned the tame of belli the greatest
colored ilnei In the world, Vicksburg, U.,
rosi.
All hfrnumbern are sunc without effort as
the birds stnf Mobile. latly K-jzlster.
The sweetest voice that ever charmed a Vir
ginia audience. Lynchburg, Va, Daily Ad
vance.
A highly cultivated niezzo-soprnnn, of (Treat
swermess, power, ami com pas?, ami 01 dram
atic quality. Charleston, s C. Newsaud Cour
ier. The ranee of her voice is such she can en.
lly change from the purest xoprana to as tine
1 1 aruone ns any mm singer can prouuee.
Columbus, C. Daily Kojrisit-r.
Her articulation is no perfect that her rendi
tions seem like recitations set to music Kan
sas City Dispatch.
A better pleas d audience neser filed out of
the t neat re than that which listened to her
last evening. Los AnelesTribune.
Never betore was so selec. socriticnl an nn.
dience, more moved, more enchanted, more
electrified. than bvthlstrreal colored iiiistro
of smitf. The San Diegan.Cal.
. no marvelous ewe. tness, purity and com
pass of her voice, cov rin In its range neailv
three octaves. Is the wonder and Admir-dHnn
f musical critics. San Diego, cal, sun.
PoftsMng a voice .f rare richness and won
rful range, the is undeniably the greatest
singers ainng the S.im.vh colored eople in I
America, and deserves a high rank nrnomr
the ureal slogers of the worid. Her progress ,
througe the country has been one continuous
triumph. Dcurcr Kocfcy Mountain News,
Tkkfts Floor ;o cents; Gallery 2;
cents; Children 25 cents. Floor seats re
served without extra cost at Blackman's
drug store, on and after Mav 15th.
MONEY. Home cip.t' to loan on
Hppmvo-1 swurltv. W K MP't.er
mi. Keal K tat- mi In'.iranc Broker,
IdST. 'A dog wearina chain and col
A lar, with a tins or whitu e-o He
turn to II A Irvine. A lima v, (r
Now the Greatest Attraction U His Largo anl
Stock of
LIGHT - WEIGHT - SUITS,
Straw Goods, Etc.,
.In Keeping "With tlie feeassow
If You Would bo Suitably Dressed
- Call - at - His - Store. -
Jas. F. Powell & Co.,
Successor to Geo. C. Henderson.
-HEALERS IN-
The editor of the Mrowtiwille 7V'.. ha
been traveling In the ou!hem p.irt uf the
countv and ihU is what he savs:
There ttaoone verv tinitu-ant (aet that wt
noticvd 011 nur trip. We talked with a
larye number of repihliean. and demo
crats and did not tiud a iiii;ie man who
favored 1) 1 Thompson (Hj'vcrnor. All
with two exception were foi l'rnnnver.
Thee two were, unle. Thoinpion conld
prove lhitf he i unalterable oppo-d t
non-taxable bond.. t)nr tripwa, a decided,
lv ftuccessful one. and we find that 7V
Timet is f.tt grooms; into favor and popu
larity a, "the peoples' friend.
en w.imitu the tv at Kmerura in tie
maik.t at riaio. a' 1.- prie eall en J F 1
II ft Co.
V. M. H. KUia. phyaieian and ,urr..n
All any, Oregon. CaJU made ic city ,.,
nntry.
VOriCE TO COSTKACTOKS AXD
i Hl'Il.DKKS. riids trill be recrived by
Mr II li Hewitt, of Albanv, up to 1'.' o'clock
noon, on Saturday, May 31, lor furnithu.t.
the material and labor to erect h tivo-.torc
dwelling huu.e. l'l.ni and peciticatious
can een at the otheeirf t; Ayeri, arch
iteet, or t Mr Hewitt's ..like iu the ,ame
oiiiriuitt.
The ri jht il reserved to reioct auv
all hid...
'OTIt'K TO COVrKAlTORl AND
niTi i.npn .
' ' .1-, mil receiveo
,y th rru.teeao; l.b.iioii N'bool lie-
irm. . ioinon, up to 12 o'eliick, noon,
a:. Satnr.l.v. ..av at t. . .,
J iMiitiiiinif an
neeeMiary material ami inor to erf pi a
"cbool buildup. J'iana and pjrirt(;tion
... . mo a.urr u, K l; jia0k .
man. at I .hitinn nmil l.1.!.. .
and . the otliee of I' W Ay em, Arehitect
k miii.v, uinii canirHy, .itav 31.
Thertulitia remrHl i.. ". .
CITY TAXES.-Notlo. i, hereby ulve
tbat tho tix roll of th city of Al
ln. ' r.. for tne year 190. has been
i red In niv hand tor o li. - ...j
that I will be at Ine C nmcil e"amleraof
... ...ri.e wihi renlpl for the
the taxe jnarited in i 1 roll, inr tn.
lcrird of SO day. from date of thi, notice
All tax . rntn.ininr nn it.,.1 i
ation of thi'ly days l.ioreafter will b re
"'P!?1 " 'neli of Hieeitv
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expenne. lor ea. lectins in h tP, ,
"mini iiipiriu. illiUfl A ll"Fr MAX
, t'v Mkrahal.
I'afed -t Alhar. Or . thi. in i. i...
M..v ' - "
ART STUDIoT
l!rs. Dr. fallon, - Blunilirrg Blork.
I " 1S0NH OiTeninDrawMiL'. Painting
a J and Mn. e ciiim. f.,.k.i. ...
no . v. -v... ,.
MONEY TOILOAN.
Sioo.ooo la loan at t per cent'. Im
proved farm ar city propertv.
allack ,v JtlJICIC.
City 3IeKoi
SHULTZ BROS., Proprietors.
Krep a full line of aieai, , mU k .
in a owl phc, compleielT pro.
teoied; and alwav. fr"Q.
Choice Groceries
GO1
Produce; Crockery Ware; Tobac
co Etc. Etc.
Low Prices and Trompt Attention.
E, C. Searls,
Di y Goods, Notions, Gaito Furn
ishings anl
SOOTS AND SHOES
Our stock of boots and shots
is nov complete in all lines for
spring rade. We will save vou
mone n buying of us. ladies,
missel rtd children's fine shoes a
specia v.
p- DON'T FORGET
Smitli & Senders'
ll-ES.VW, OIIIHSO.V
-toves
J" "iiVPl chm...
li aring talis traue m.r. k
bid to-ilay inaiiDj more
Ths World's Bost. ijonjco. comforta'ble S!-
tad liajjpy than any other bnuid in ei- vy
utenco. TLev r.:v iiuc in ail sty;e3 as;. 1 1
eL'os, both for Cooking acil Hcatloig, k;1 j )
BDld at price, to tmit tlie parie of tis r. or
l'001, of iffiitatioo.. ZxAirine th.
1 .-itrO rP trade raarlc cloiciy,
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Garland, - Superior - Argand, - Monitor - and - Gasoline
Stoves and Ranges,
All Fully Warranted In-
STYLE, WORK and PRICES.
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E. C. SEARLS,
Successor to Barrow. A Koan. '
Successor to Barrowa A ISparla '
Wuniborg's New Blrys.
Montague & Son,
CORNER FIRST & FERR"S" STS
Ion1erM in
Groccrics-Producc, Tobacco, Cigars.
Confectionary. VAq,
Trlaoa wanted in eichwie for gooja or ch. Fiat-c'aua gooda and
(irompt atNdtioa. TRY US
lias just receivei! his Spring stock of
Clothing,
Embracing a fine line of suits, which will be sold
at bottom in-iccs.
In order to make room for new goodi will sell hid
large stock of Notions, etc., at
A Great Reduction.
The best place in Albany for bargains.
Matthews & Washburn
Albany,
Oregon,
Ilardware.StovesandTinwart,
SMOKE THE GIAGRS '
Al have vnm!r on
nd mtti fisu.
hand nil
Manufjoired by Julius Josepi.
IMPORTED AND KEY WEST CIGARS
Plug and iruokioj? tobacco", ilrersch.um ni briar ii:iiiin'
mokea arfulia jeneralir.
Our cjarges are so light that everyone can stand them
stoves, ranges, ami liuildcrs hardware, we carry th
finest assortment in the Valley, and only ask a fai
examination ot our stock to convince vou.
MATTHEWS & WASHBURN
fair
FL.KENTON
DEALER I3ST
GROCERIES.
Choice Candy, Xnls, Frnit, etc.
NEARTHE POST FFCE A L BAY