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Sat ui day evening a man giving the name
of Kugcne Patrick l'rcndcrast called at the
residence of Carter Harrison, mayor of
Chicago, and, without any varninj, aliot
the mayor three times from th: tfTecU of
which he died in twenty minutes. The act
was dabtaidly atrocicui, ana if the mur
derer proves to be a sane man the people of
the United States, al.nost without excep
tion, wouldoronouncethis immediate lynch
ing a righteous deed.
Carter Hanison was bom near Lexington,
Kyi February 15, 1S2$. His great grand
father was the father of Benjimin, who
wai the father of President William Henry
Harrison. His grandfather va first cousin
of John C Urcckinridfe and Benjamin Har
rison. Iiy the death of his father, he was
left at the age of S years to care for his
mother, who was tne daughter of Colonel
William Russell, of the United St-itcs
army, and a northwestern pioneer. Ltwf:1
Marshal, a brother of the chief yd,
luther of T M Marluii, prepared him for
Vale, wh: re he Rraduatcd in :S.k, .flor
graduating in law at Transylvania, aid
traveling abroad two years, h: set'L l in
Chicago in 1855, invested in real csMto,
and became wealthy. He was commis
sioner of Ccok county from 1S71 to 1S74,
when he went to cong ress, serving two
yews. II: at'ri:t;l attemton during the
Ilayes-TIIJen contest, and introduced a
resolution for a Bit years' presidential term
and making presidents e'i'.ble far one term
only, but senators for lift:.
He was elected mayor of Chicago in IS79,
1SS1, iSS3, 1SS5 and 1S93. In 1SS4 he was
the democratic candidate against Ojjleshv
for governor of Illinois and the same year
was delegate-at-large to the national con
vention that nominated Cleveland. Afi
completing his fourth term as mayor,
maue a trip aiound the world an J wrote
"Race With tho Sun." In iSya he visited
Alaska and the National Park, and his book
"A Summer's Outing." added to his literary
fame. In 1S91 he purchased the Chicago
Times, which lie edited until elected mayor
last April, and which Ids sons now own
lie was married in 1S54 to Supley Preston
She died in Europe In 1S70. In 1SS2 h
married Marguerite Stearns, who died ir.
1087, and he was to have been mariled No.
vember 7 to Miss Annie Howard, of Icw
Orleans. At the lime of his death he was
a candidate for United States senator. Dur
ing the past sin months bt had received the
officials and delegations visiting the world'
lair, and the dilWrent congresses and con
ventions from all parts o: the country and
wonu, anu nis welcome addresses consti
tute a volume of happy thoughts and sug-
gesiions. ills last address wai delivers!
j..i..nj u-e vibiung mayors ana mu-
nLipal ofneers. Vice President Stevenson
on learning of lie shocking deed, said:
"I'm shocked to hear of the terrible trag
ejy. it almost pawes belief. I have
known Harrison intimately for nearly a
life time. We served In congress toe'lier
nearly 20 jears ago. He was one of the
able.it men I have known, and Chicago
prooajiy never had a more efficient mavor
He was one of the marked men of his lime
and his loss will be deeply felt In ChicCo
and Illinois. I sympathize with his family
most deeply in their great bereavement."
Sena'.or John M Palmer, of Illinois, says:
'I have known Carter Hanison intimately
for nearly 30 years, and his assassination Is
almost as shocking li me as was that ol
president Garfield. I don't know of any
thing in the history ol Illinois politics more
to be deplored. I have known him constant
ly since we were boys, and I hav. always
considered him one of my best fi lends.
His chances of becoming the next senator
from Illinois were good, and I heard many
politicians express the belief that he would
have practically no opposition. Hi, death
Is a serious blow to the democratic party
in Illinois, for he was one of the most en
ergetic workers they had. His death was
bo sudden, so unexpected and so shocking
to me that I can scaicdy reali.e it Is true.''
Senator Voorhces said: "I consider the
death of Mayor llairlson a calamity not 10
Chicago alone, but to the whole country.
jic was a man ot national prorrinence and
one of the foiemost men of the democratic
party."
1 ne murder at once surrendered hiimelf
to the aulhoriiics saying that the reason he
Killed the mayor was because the latter had
promised to make him corporation counsel
and failed to do It.
1
I The democratic party 'came Into power
la-it fall with a "tariff for revenue" plank in
its platform. The people gave to it the
President, the Senate and the House, As it
Is pledged it rr.ust bring In a t.uill bill this
winter which shall be diflcrent fiom the
McKlnley tariff, now In force. This Is
equivalent to saying that it mutt bring in a
bill which A-ill change existing values to a
greater or less extent, and at the prtBint
time the extent of these changes Is un
known. It is but repeating the alphabet
of finance to say ttiat any retain but un
known change in values in the near future
will make men cautious. As the change
n the tarilTmay affcet all manufnetuters
and merchants, and as It is certain to afioct
some of lliam, and as no man knows his
business will not be affeited, it follows that
all must wait until they can see the- bill.
I n the examination of the panic the tariff
outlook appears not a cause, wl-ich It was
not, but as an infUetKe Intensifying the
effect of the geneial distrust caused by the
mistaken belief In the Immtdlt'e danger
of tho continued purchiss of n'.VLf
DCengress l.as now been In nation
1 . -v : -j-T.iis an J nat. 1 !,0 ii:n.- Sat been
I ininle f,,r flic rrt'rvn.n ii-.n rt . v-Crm..!
tanit tun. the Mckinley ull was reported
in a regular session within about tine,.
grocery
rrumu cortniitr.kiu
Pay Perry Conn.
Terms, cash at K L Kenton's
store
Please pay Perry Conn what sou owe
him.
If you w ant a Hue smoke call for Joi.-pli s
white labor cigars.
The bestrast ootlee iu the city at CVni ad
t'Icyer a.
The best watch In the world for tt-.
money at I- rencti s jewelry store.
Hue htuthera Oregon peachea as F L
nenion. iow is the tune to can them.
Motor makes live trios daily to Viit.-li
addition. Lotr th re 03 installments of $1
pur wetK,
Genuine pat t-for all uev inn mai-M,....
also the best oils, needles, etc . fnr l!
sewing machines, bicycle,, cl;., at E U
Will's music store. .Seuinir marking ,i
organs repaired reasonable, and all work
w. rranteu. eeu ci nrena d hi- mall
ad.,11. J 1
Whatever may be the cause of blanch
ing, the hair may be restored to its origi
nal rt,,r by the use of that potert remedy
Jial, Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rnewer
Albauy aliirket.
man
Oregon.
moni'is niicr vor.eress liau begun woik
after the holidays . There was no urgency
in that case, flic cou ntry was not piuln;
for increased duli-.s. It has not voted fur
them, and did not want them. The bil
was ono whose preparation involved an en
onnous amount of work. Every hem had
to b; submitted for approval to the capital
ists in whose interest it was framed, and
when there were conflicting interests those
that were sacriS:cd In one direction had to
bt compensated In another at the public
expense.
fn the present case cveiything is simple.
The Ways and Means Committee has to
consider nothing bu! the public welfare. It
has the experience of years to guide It Its
members are familiar with every schedule
of the existing taiifl, end have made up
their minds long ago as to the changes ri
quired. They gave only two weeks to pub
lic hearings, and it they have been properly
diligent their bill ought to be ready by this
time for submission to the House. Let us
have it, and put the country on the road to
good times.
There I more Catarrh tn U tlc.n nf rl.A
country than all other diseases put toevthar,
and until the lact fe.v years was tmiipoed to bo
lllCltrahle. l'or a t'r.-Ht mnt.i-
nounccd it a local ili.n'ase. niM pr.-scribi-d local
remedies, ami by coiitantlvfailini: to cure with
local treatment, pronounced it inciirablo. Sci
ence has proven catarrh to l h constitutional
disease, and, therefore, requlrcBcon&titutional
treatment, llnll's Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. J. Cheney &Co.,'l'olcilo. Ohio, Istlieonly
constitutionnl cure on tin: market. It is taken
internally in doses flora 10 ,:.-r.-a to n tcaspoon
ful. It acts directly oa the blood and mucous
aurracesoftheRVKtf.nl. lli..v.,f.'..r .,, l,.,n.i.i
dollars for any case it fails' to cure. Sena tor
eircularsand tcstimoni?!-. Ail.truss,
v. j. cuiixuy oi co.. Toledo. 0.
H'hor.'.-loe.
Cats, fj:.
linnr, f 1.00.
'"utter, 2oe.
Kjs, ?oc.
I.ird, V2 to 150.
Pork - hams 111 to 15 shouh.f rs ft to 10:
shi'. 11 to 1J?
Hay. baled, 57
V0 ht003, 4h.
Apple-. , 43
Haps 1G.
Dried f.-ult plum, !:, npp:, :k
( hii kons. ?1 00 mr tiosvu.
Hotf, on foot, IX'-.
Hogs, dresse.1, ti;.
A FOOTHOLD
for Consumption is
what vou are offer
ing, if your blood
is impure. Con-
811111(11111:1 is simjtly
Luii!' Scrofula. A
scrofulous contli-
ticit, with a nlight
cough or cold, is
nil 'that it needs
to develop it.
But just as it
depends upon the
blood for its origin,
eo it depends upon
the blood for its
cure. Tho surest
remedy for Scrof
ula in every form,
the most effective
bl ood-clcauscr.
fles!:-ouildcr, and strength-restorer
that's known to medical science, is
L)r. I'ierce' Cfolden Medical Dis
covery. For Consumption in all its
earlier stages, r.'ul for eak J-ungs,
Asthma, Si - ere Coughs, and all
Bronchial, Thro::! and Lung affec
tions, that is the only remedy go
unfailing that it can be guaranteed.
If it doesn't bcnelit or cure, vou
have your money bad:,
New Advertisements.
Tl-SA nole. forso executed by W
m i. i.iuuieieiitH iinnpi
will p:eae return to me.
moore lotne undersigned. Fiudnr
1 me.
GKOP CRAMER,
r:R SALE Black
. 1011
inia seed oats.
(not brown) Call.
M SENDERS.
lonSALEORTRADE-Seven shares
JL in the Albanv Itn Mtmr a, t . .. . ..
1 . t . , -. r, w.-sauas-
"" 01 nrst gories lor snl nr
will trade for city property in the south
western Dort r.n of f.a . j. "
(stating location of property 'if wanting
loiraae. ) B u, Dbmoctat oUlce.
pOCKERELS.-pnrebrcd Silver Laced
bureain. iZ"a'"'.," 1 " 8
4th inrf n 1.. .."ir. eorner
" "uevs, aioany, jr,
Ttirl0 Wl:,,.,d """"K t0r "
vein, miii. .n V.V..'""T. en -
South Bend. lnd.
MILLER,
For a perfect and iJeiTiiaticnt
cure of Catarrh, take Doctor
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Its
proprietors offer $500 reward
for an incurable case of Ca
tarrh in the Head.
Costs only 50 cents.
J F. FORD, Evan
Of Dos' Mo.uett, Iowa, writf underUto of
3. B, Med. Mr'.. Co..
Dufur, Oregon.
On ttrriviug homo last week. I fr.uiMlall
Hell and auxioiksly a.vaitinu. Our little
ttirl, e;(lit aud UDe-hlf years olil, who had
vrft.ttd away to 36 pounds, is now well,
strong and viperous, and well I leu lied u.
S. B. Cough Cure lias duo iti work well.
Hotii of tho children like it. Your S li,
t'ouh Cure baa cured and kept away a! I
li(jjreui'&a from nic So oive it to nerv
oue, with greiinxo for all. Wiahiugyou
prusoeii y, wo are
journ, Mr k Jlns J F I onji.
If Villi tt'Uh to f.-.-l IliHI nl..l J,1...rfn1 r.
tr llieSpriin'j work, vluano your ti iii with tlio
iivMUii ia aini i.iv jr Cjro, by i:iknu t' or tlim-
'iuC3 uacli rfu-k.
CO cents jvt b In by all .lnr,'.;inLs.
S I ! ttinlcr a posittvo ;,'U-ira tUx l.',1
J ACOIMIN(i.
DRUGS,
Stationery, Toilet Artij'es, m,
Instrumen'3, Etc'
HodQs h McFaftij
The Cornel Drug Store,
FARMERS I.IsrEX.lv.
lOt Ot fttsll L'I34 fifcl r,r l 3-
kind, liicludiiM' cheat, ami w . "!
it. Come ar.il see t.s. ,L'1
STEWARr&SOS
If all
M
r. Dr. I'alU-racii-VlnUHCC
The olcd Clairvoyant aril Life nt.ler. is now
here, and cu ! fun,l at ht.r rcsLk-nci-, i.ext dnor
a r-ouu'i I 8. She u-lls about all BuMeclK. -ait
present anil future; lovo troubles, al.-nt hleiids and
business. uu Oiu hear Iroui vtur il.-a.i r,, I.
'LOWS AND HARROWS
Iiarjalr.s for f.ini.crs in both tilling and
waikinu piows, oiiiC tiarrov6,iron harrows.
etc. l rices In proportion to c,o cent
v heat. It will pay yon to call and sep us
STEWART SOX
Notice.
A 1.1. poraonx Indnbtad to I II Iloaln by
nolo or recount will nlcase oa v the anmn.
theacnunU must be eloae'1 by nolo if
nor, paw. Times ate hard, anil it is to
your imprest lo see to this at onco. I am
in room no ll, t-trahan Hloek;
AlbaDy, Or. Kept ltii b, lwc-s.
KFCANTKRBURY.
Aii(;ne(. of i 11 Ilean,
FORTH
ILLER IRVING
PSi
A'a-iiitN, On
C lit., tCt O
J. A. (!BBinim
ALBANY, -:- GRECO
W ANTEt
At the s;oie
Allen Bros,,
f'jrmetly owned
Undertakers
rE
and - Hinbaliiici's.
t'llpl(l n If ,t tr
a-SoW by Druggists, T5c.
T T Rood address. 1 il,nr., ..""!
Portland, Orejon. ' "-''en
bKvriva Macui;.k.s n.-iil n-paire-.I au
urranted by a th-in uuhly ccnipe.cnt work
ian, at F M Freuch's jowe'rytoit-.Albany
Sciatic
'sCures
Rheumatism
Quick Relief and Perfect Curo
Mr, C. B, Patrick
Stocl.ton. Cal.
W v """""joi lord a full line ol an lallc, cloth aid weed coslels ti
which will be sold at i-i-vu.i., i n
The l.osrest LlTlng I'roflis.
EMBALMING lie proper care of the dead a specialty
Ills In, l.., u I ...iT """V.-BUOU
It llvr.i . V ,"B OI w'Q'io ct
ir i ... ono mile north
Oil dellreri. - .'."c. ln h
' V WArrtEM
"17 OR REN f...
1. splendid
-Th9 opera houso store,
sooiolarv t il n... Ine
tii.ir- oiucoior
rpar
IVAfTED.-Cour.lv and citv
rill boghtaiid so'd by UF
w-ar
Mor
! 0,!,-VVA,NTEi).-'lVant to borrow
J. i'0,' forlire orflvo rear wiih
olUee. - "lumy. iau at tho
rsnii m 1 1 ..
r, i ,r win tiane Tor wood
Krav mare. . ,.. I. o09i
!f;"Tr.",,do111!11 lo drivel
I on h W Achisou. at Warb e wo kt,
KEKI' AT WOMK-
The prospects ot a speedy settlement ot
the ailver question has revived thc ml k
about a receis ot Congresa until the begin
ning of the regular session in December.
horuinateljr this suggestion conies princi
pally from republican anj populist sources.
Most of the democrats understand, an I all
of them ought to understand, that their
worn in nsmngion has just begun. The
most impottant part of it has not yet been
touched. I nlil the country knots what
the new tnrlit Is lo be like we cannot ex
ii ....t.-..i ..t i .
l"fi i'uTtni; io ne com
plete, Congress nwrs it to the people to
make that tarln public at the very earliest
passible cVe.
In
uibli!icl In ti c ctitrcnt mi-nbcr vt ihc
North Amcrk-an Ki'vicw Mr rhar!es ;
Vlis'jn,rrc!v:cut of the New York Cjnsoli
lUtcJ Slack an! l'ctiulctim rxtlt.ine, r
prcse tlie ro.TouaMi, r n- view
of U-e tiit:'i. r wiicn h:a:
I was so ImtltynfllirtM with sclatlo rhenmm
tlsm that 1 cotiltl icarerlr more. I used a crcat
many remedies which did me no Rood. A friend
preamtea me a bottle of Hood i Sarsaparilla,
which X beran to take. The relief was quick
and two bottles cured mecompletely. I author,
lie the use ot my name and portrait In recom
mending Hood Sarsaparllla, for I think It a
rery valuable medicine. I recommend It to all
ftho may bo afflicted with rheumatism or old
FLIJ?iRV,,r,c, vetc. for
earlv ,?.? 'Jl0""I,"!t P"80. Call
-".jwii vuoice.
IOT 1--A small boys coal near the
...re,l;,en of Martin Pa.no. Own.J
lico, and iertiie'eoit m no'
Hood's Cures
fewr sores, as I know of a lady la Oakland who
has ban cured of ulcers by this wonderful rued
lelne." C B. Fatmck, So. SOS California St,
Stockton. California. Get HOOD'S.
Hood'a Pills act easily, yet promptly a
afflclantly. on th. Urer and trowels, at.
II. . iirnE. w. n. mxdiorr. n. n. jamks
ALBANY FOmTORE CO.,
iaiCOPOBATBD.-.
Baltimore Blork. Albany, Ore.
Furniture
RTAKIG
tar Biikorj
'nr:trtiIitlll:i niul lrt Hu
CCKRAD NEYR, PROPRIETOR.
Diuisa is
lauutd rrnil. raoaM lie.,
Ultuaware, tlnrrnawnrr.
rlfl Frullsi. Vrgetablris.
Tobncco, lKnra
NaKar, Splrea,
Votttt, Ta.
E(.e Etc.,
fse eren-ll,,, that Is kept In a ren.r
variety and irsncry st,re. Highest
nuu-ket price paid for
fU.L KINDS OF PRODUCE
HQ EXTRA CffAPkCLFORKFflansFfsR
ALBANY, - - MASONIC TEMPLE, -
BUTTER,
EGGS,
L.ARD,
BAOON,
and CHOICE
APPLE.1
for which Iil! j.aylht best cash PJ
possible. '
s f ftmp I
SERViSEt,
" OREGOJ
ALU ANY
COLLEGE,
I MEAN BUSINESS.
W1
rill sell all
COST.
crrckcrv ware and holiday goods af
Here are wimn nrlKnei Tor,n . .1.
iui liji in 1 n Jit Tto irnvf I. (is j 111 f (T 1 m
, - .wv-.o ...j KKJ L'l'lltS a SlUT Tl 9ne .III
EvervHiintr ,'n : " ' 1 ' tv vv"13 I'
Call on mo and you will not be deceived.
J. Gradwohl,
set.
Tliis Time
Its Alout Crockery.
frymea8 C,'eaP " Uiey bUg,,t in Alban"-
1 will sell all kinds of
Lry i
tmn pricel! and Ireshest produce at bot-
A i.'inpl.'lo lasts- of
- in nil if.
EMBALMING it
i-h !..eivr:!.r.':rl ;-,lt'.,'.is,
lT.:m-ii,.,
i.lltr.
i;i rtroet;
I. A. Morris & Co.
Flour and Teed Store.
Have remoseJ their store lolhe Strahat
slor-, formerly occi pied hv Heme i
Koo.on, an J have on hand a full stock o
C0RVAIU3 FLCU.7, B3AN, SHORTS
CERM MEAL, CRHAM, BUCK
VIIEAT, RYE FLOUR, HAY,
CATS. STRAW AND
CHOPPED FEEO:
vutcin chopping iJori.
P. CONN
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
... .pi.i'ii, i'roprletoi-,
WHOLESALE M RETAIL
0nIy Wte Labor Employed'
Open
1
1 the yev.
Sl-nrlamn . . .
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r C7?) Cabinet pt
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photos trmn Si.coto t.
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8ALK. An assortment o'floirr:
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ol raeti. MraUeo Ynune, corner B-
anu Jacksou airott.
rp t'.MAt KEV, M.n.,
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