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J tla DsjIsQrsilj II LAW AND MART PUBLIC, In fc'trahan'a Block, V 1 ml 2. Albany, c:lc::j. GOSanI IlEVCLVEHS,-'; he ida bu u,WMt trot oul tha. w live dipnd of this part of our business, Thai's mistake. Wura In it now iWpr than aver. We r ave a nic Hue of Martin and Winchester rlftaa, and breeehloadina, aliot pun ranging In prleefrorti Jii to fUo. Also at; tli lute Improved revolver. Stiwaht A Sox. Foitmilier & living, -FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Arterial Embalming Dona Scientil le&lly. FEEO CUTTERS o avs on third o vour bom reed by Stewart A Sox have using a Cum! otttisr, our kn li for Mia. mm'? We keen nothing: but the nU'MlA famous barret churn. There la nothing o good, and rtoono pan beat u on pile. oTEWAM sox. ALBANY' OR. mmm & hulbsri beds.. Real Estate Agents Farm and Ranch for Bale. Also city brooorty in Albary and Cvfyallia. n I PDrilTrPf ft; BM!I nWS -Contrao LAitl till tltJw uuiL.ui.iiv ora or nn,n vinilnt tnvthlnK lnlh'lilrd war Una will do well to call on Stewart A Sox Ix-for purchaslne:. They aeep jiliina in tha tin of builders bsrd wr, and a magnificent atock of flna tool Pianos. Ti.m w'a'loff a first claaa Inatrainaut, die rett u''d to stand tha eliioata of the (iiia'd, can auiwd it calling at Mrs U EUyuias'r, oppcn Maaonso I em ru mi Kir.t Htroot. The latest voosl and Inatrnmental musio kept for aalavalao the h rg-wt awirtnnent ofaUmniog pattorns to ieIoH from mutuioi rrww. aona Rivnn la pamtlnjr and embroidering In r-er alullo over Lino County Bank. Cipher yourorJar an J yau wtU b pleased. HUTS ami OILS,- om t aee a w hen you nt tail la, brushes, co: xlo gr3, to. oii, lubric 1 oil Srawaar A box. J0HNIS0M, -PROPIUETOBOF- Albany Scda Works. - and 9itanc!acturera of 3E0ICB COSfEliTIOSm. S or.ro bow prpparrx' to fa!I at w)io!. j, always frettb and pure at PortUod , jrs in doaiera. We sdso keep a ful fists anl Tropical Fruits, CIGARS AND TOBAC , Eevsre House: ALEAY. OREGCS CFUS. PFEIFFEK PROPRIETOR, F'l!n 1 up In Crwt-rls atylo. Tabl atipplwd vii'j the boH la tba market. Nir &i-iHn2 aiarttrp:.ta. Sample roonv 'or couirn.rc:al travelora, r.ark ta aa I fraas the SSclel.) HLC. WATS OH, Attorney at Law, ALBANY, -:- OREGON. emre la Ik Btrakaa Black. SEWIXG MACHINESr-SSLSS be ntw 'Wbeeier A Wilson Ho C, S. W. Paisley, Albany, OrMCea - WIIOI-i:SALE DE VLEa IS ToljascQ ani Cinrs. D RIED AP?LES-Tr or w jrtb PajI ou Seat 24. rtn tis. to to 8iwart A ikix, buy an j i i pwirg d retina and save jour fruit Tl M P : 0 I! r I! -t'al I on Stew art A Sox llifi.il Iritni rr your anpptie. 1 bey Ctrry a full !i:i of axaa, treifio-, eUdg, loam, maul nog: bread aaea, fro, shingling koiaes. iav, wood and iron ce'kia blocks, ami by far ta bet acsort mnntof crn cut aawe la la valley . t,KvU of tiie bent sad ariaaa Use lowest. 1ORTI.AWt BANK, oy porrLAXD, onaooi. IVul up riUl . Vl.W ao.ooo Intrrt alioriul on at ring, decouta as follow,: u oru iitary wHz tmiiis .... 4 per cent per annom. n tmw Infpt IcKik, ,...a per cent per annum n ttnl--v ol k'.it. I'f UirnioiiUa...... 4 prreent per annum: rurnx ftyMitle.. & per cent per annual' t'ur lw:re ic-iilh. . IS per eeut per annual! i:SSK liKKI'M, l'nilent l. I'. TIK-XiwiV Vire.HreeMcnt. II. C. KrttAITUN, Cathier. OST Alirmt Sept 1st. 18W, 2 mi?ea A burtli of Albany, on brown veailint? lU, a cxtoral pacur, witn star in forehead, i (1 hal vr l.ri.ke. Whca kit it was w'tlm rrl fd M-ty. Any one briai'i the me at Albany wi.'l b reasonable rs warded, Johx Fcumekb. cn.CaWATSoriMASTorJ I'byuicican and Surgeon. l..,s.U ;i;.ul tba Deit-rcra'.. K.H, J.I'ATruH, uiuu.lj th UUkU, Aliiauy, Ongtnf r fmi It; an. I prtvsin ilista-f a c!a ty ( oi.Hirtuion In?. HEALTH IS WEALTH I ! ' b .. : a. 1'tt WKsr Snrvv iin.l flrji T-oa'ii.aH h trii4iTitiU;' '! !' i fl : fur ili(ria, IMmm), (j'rtivijj i'rfiM, r i Mr . 'jfiotia N't:urtt!ir)svr liululux, ('rvoii lr(.i ,ii 'ti c-m1 hy the iimj o( alv-i;lit sir loharvu '.V J -rlHl'M-", Mt iitii Ux prtsHMinn, Huft4tiiiiiir ut lht I 'i'1'. ii'-tiUIti iii iiftani'y tifl lutuliirif m miry It- I- i-)l t.h, rtitttijr oli d'n, barren tittMst, otu I v -niu;il ljf ovr-fjrLiMt of tht hnwn KiHi it. itim one motvh' triuU:..! i; t ft It X r by.. 1 l'r t"i, awfit ity mall 'rwii.i u rentipt wk c.r wrrcs kix uo."rs ror vvtZ any . VV Ht It onto.- rt!:t'ive.i tv va tr six boxon, i -tn; i'it: l with Jifi, mil ns'ii.I th parh:Mnr our ifii'ani" t rofimj tho mow- it lh treat 1-4 II tl vtievt ft tire. itlAf iliLr-st iwiJB(i only t(. I'miht, vylas A I ban , Or, A.'- illai'lic r r f fTf 7 1. u U I a x fiiH h:!M f .7isu; of all kinds, i ocl i -. r", iwiiii illl y pro fit .( !; n'l alvvs lnt!i, f i: V A t'e rami 23.i9' ftt 1 t ill1- f-ir tin ii, cr.nl.r;!ly loeisled .. -'tt ar. ctil at. tilt JRU'waAx I' oil .1 tl V . :4 TA J TilE VAQUtNA ROUTE fUvatAnmant CVsrW riavn Wa fttariaV. si " ahlp Line. 225 r.IlLES SHORTER. 20 nouns less tide btn by any otbor rcuto. Firt.e,Usa throush Daaaenirer and relrht l.nsfroiu Portland and all point tha WitlamoUa Valloy to and fioui ban Francisco, vat. RsimIb malra claim rtnnnscllon at Alban iU train of tha Oregon Paolno ltallruad T. K. Itatitl, ITceclver. TIMK Si'llKIH'LB (except HuinUvs.) vs Albuiy 1S:4 r, a, L.- Yqt. 7 o, a lt CrvllL,.ll.55A,a Arm Albany , 11:11 A. a Lain Currents 1? 3r,a arri.-a Taqioliia, l:e r. a O. AO. trains connect as Albany and Corral 11a. Tho above trains eoouectat Yaaulnawlth tha Orceon Development OnmnanVs Una of MUmmahlpa batwaen Va juina and Ban rramisoo. SAILING DAT! . VSOB yatl4. Wlllun.tl Valley, OA ttt I Nov 8lh tOlh; Ktb. una aas rumw ii Wulajwlt Valley Oj X7l I NaT MB. l&Ul toB. Tha CompAn hwitm tba mat to ihanira ulllna data, '1 limit notice. tJ. B. laenirera from Portland and eTUlamette. Valley point can make cloae nnnaclLw with the train of tha Yaqulna eouta at Albany or Corral 1U, and if de Unad to Man Kranoiaoo ahould arrange to rriv at Yaqulna the evening before cate r aauing. Lawrat rwlaMa(lailr taA R Chpni.,rr.lbloa Urk.l A("S Aiuati, -.. nta.. U. f. ard r Aim . Cunal.la. EAST AND -SOUTH, Southorn Pacific Routo SIIASTA LINE. Ivpnm Trains Ian PurUand Dally a3uvh j Nana ;:r. a. L rHruau4 Ar I 04 t's tO.iSra Lv Allwny LSiAB litlltl Ar Sm rrantlsco L ;'. SB Atwnt trains .top only at ariiowlna tatlttna north m K.taiv. ajuts loruami. rw t-iir, nuuu- burn, DtSa, AlUwr, Tnnavat, Khudd, ItalMy I rtnburf, Jaacttua Cltf, Irving, Euoa.. Iumk w aaia, aaiLT. I; 10 a a I Lv Fortlaait Ar s ee r a ItWrsfU Albany Lv 1 11:00 B :0ra Ar Kuabary Lvl U AiaaxT VMkH au.T sicart anaar) . i:MralL rortlamt Arl9.0 )iorMA.- Albaay Lv Sue a a uaaaoa saaaca, I.MralLv Allmny r:Saa StSralAr Utbaaoa Lvla:Maa T:30aLv Altwoy Ar( Itftra 8 tS a a I Ar lobnnoa Lv S:40 r a PULLMAh BUFFET SLEEPERS. Tourist Sleeping: Oars, Par Acaa-,aa at Kf.4-niil raaaea era, allaeael I axprcaa rralas. ft t Bit Uvtalaa. BKTWEU rsirAAas asb taintui, Vaia .aia aaui (Cxjvpt Sanoay,) 7 At a a I Lv li:iera Ar ronlanil Camilla Ar & : Lv IS so r 6ft ra ax rata rsaur aaiM (Kiejpt Isatlay. 4:4ra ra I L ra I Ar PonlMHi McMianvUla Ar Lv I : a a 714 lUil Tliroufr;ii TiclxetH To all points EASTtAfID SOUTH. kulurnatioa Mfiram. rttts, bhis. on Comnanv Aacat alAl'uy. .. OeULEtt Manarvr K P. aoocRs Ih'I O. r. and r. At J.'ftf.lTF.EYa iHULii; Anil Comiselior At La? . NO .ottiiv Public ALBA'.t QSECQH Administratrix Police. TOTlCE IH IIEItEBY CI VKS TO ALL 11 whom It may concern tbat or Lbe 3rd day of November, lb'JO. f was duly appointed admlnlatrairlr of thaeatataol Jaruaha Moore, deoaaaed. by tb county c-nrt of Llun eoonty, Orou. And ail peraoBS having claims agaiost aaid eatate re Lereby notified to present the earns to ma with lb proper voucher, at tha law offlor of W R Bllyeu, Sa Albany, Oregon, within alx montlia from ibe dale hereof. Dated Nov 28th, 1800. AP.Y J. BEARD. (II 28) Administratrix of aaid asUie, Administrator's Sale. Notice la hereby Riven tbat tbedoly p polotl. qaal'iaaJ and action adininlalr. tor of the estate of Kuth Bradshav, tle ceaasd, wiil by virtus of an order of tlie county court for Linn county. Oregon, duly made and entered of reoord at the November Term thereof. 18'JO, towlt; On the 5th dy of November, Us the master of i be estate of Kntli Bradahawda ceased, antbo izinp; nd directing tha aale of the following deecjfbea real property belonging; t aaid eataie, to wil; BsnulnK at ibe n w corner of John H. Edmonson'a donation land clalmNot. No. 200Hand claim No. bH, in tfcvlJ. H. K. W, rnnnine; from ihonre Ki 3J.HU -Aslns. thence Mouth XI 49 rbtina, srne West S I 89 chain, tbeifo Non b i f ch lns to. Ibe place- of bcK'nninK, onululr.g llu acr!a. all In L'nn Cmnty, Oreron. Also bealnnlnc in the cnier of the CaJ a poo la erek ou the test hcuuderv Una ar in at id John If. Knnionaon donaiiaa land claim hot. No 2008 and claim Nat tH In tp 12 8 R 4 Wand running theueoaoMio 12,60 cbain to the southeast corners the north half of tba aaid donation. ttiaJm. tbenca West 25 chain to tba centae of tha miln channel of aaid Calapurw. creek thence op tho center of tha tnrBebannel of aaid creek tojho placa cl Boylnnmg, coDlalniog 20 acre, all In Lisa County, Oreg.n. Now, Tborefore. I WlUkm ClemAn aJ minislrator of the estslaaiorosald, wi:i f fer said premises for sal at publio auction to the b lit bent bidder ab IIia door in toe City of Albany, Linn County, Oregon, on the ftrd day of January I8'Jt at tbe hoar oacao'clo lt n in. of aaid day Term of aala oa,li in Unit. JK WKATBKRKoltO Wm.CLB1HX.MS, Aty for, esuta. admLiiatrator. Administratrix Aotiec. NOTICE IS HKREBY OIYB3I TO alt whom It mar concern. I Kt on lbs Srd davoC November. 1890. I waa duly appoints, administratrix of lle estate of Alvin Mmiv, da eased, by Uta county ooortof LI an county, Orogou. And all persona leaving cl .ima agtloat aaid estate are bpaohy notiflod lo pi ei eat the same to me wiin the p-oper voucher at the law offiae 'f W R Pitreu. In Albany. Oregon, w ttilu six months fiont las data hereof. Dated ill 2)4 day of Ke vembwr, IH0 MARY J BKAltU. Admiol4Aslitix 4if said estato. r. h. niLYRu. Attorney. (U28 AtlnUiLHtrnforM TVotice. - In.tbe County Court, or iLicn CounV htato rjf OfweiJ. Ill , Do muter ef tlio o..lata n( William Coriu, 0e- KP'XkVK i ehy Sven to U per we s havui( elaimi fiKint. aat'i utt to prveeat the icib. tt m- witu, ,be u xiusr vouohew. t the olios, t AV R B'lyoa.f j Air any, Onrrp, viiwu tx m.in'ns irum data l.ereuf, lor tl e r.s tb a I w-U'iu 1l 18 A dav ft Xti -ber, IS'JO. duly .ppatai' udminiatdxr .l sad rutats liy he nlcvi' rtbincd cnurt redthi2Utl.iyf Nov.. lfeO'Jt 3AMI7EL VSi, f R Bilveu, AJmir.i!lat. r ..&! net . LADIES, AnanioM, 'srit lo hat we ' ".Is utn . t n. nav me ijosi hiiwn- ari l u v.i 1 city, and wtiea.t jv ic t.. yess tiino, Kvery jiair warrsats I. nrvi rerurnnd ir they lo not uiv warnt This ltu btag or ''Iuscpij wo moan 8hJ bVKWART AS City Eestonrant. II iv in l.oa fantirely vains.ltjisd. this old and uopulsr ret tau rant will bu msOs tires class a ever rwpeoi. Th public will hi jcivsu htmhI meols a" ail hoar for only 2."k iiks. Kve-ytht' jf vr arvt akfj-aotiva, t'iVk(. tfuar-u. O pUn It: treiy fctjlu. J 'm ' A CRK1T VAVM. Since the remarkable poltt!cal revolution that took place in the nartliwesit, at Ui Nov- emtter tleclloni", many demiK'rl onilii coftit are anxious to secure a reliable democratic paper faro that region, in oHcr that they mey more ctosely watch the tendency ol public entiment throughout 'the northwest. To all uch, we have no hoitation In recommending he Chicago Tim?, Tho Times U much un proved, both in point of mechanical make-up and in ciliturial ability. It it the only itraigh t out democratic paper in that great city. It great influence may be litfcrred when the state ment ii made that Governor-elect l'eck, o( Wiscomin, admits that the Times eonlilUuted more to his election than any other ptcr. Under its new management Ills forging forward In the weit as the New York 11'mU does In the eiui, If you want a reliable democratic paper from the west subscribe for the Timt Send at ones for a sample copy. HINTS TO HOl'SEKKKt'EIW. ?j-un cm.Sy may" be mad a after a . fashion with a folk. When the sugar has reached the poter degree, if a four lined ioik be dbped in and drawn slowly out it wilt spina thread, which may be wrapped around a fi time wot k of whatever you may choose. Hot water applie.l to a bruise will tUay pain and prevent discoloration. It has super seded medical "eyn waters" in the treatment of inflamed snd aching eyes. An American aulher, whose excellent eyesight was wonder ful, wh.n one com Mere J her age and the Ira mens amount of literary labor she petfotmed, attributed It mainly to the custom of bathing ber eyes fieely in water as hot as It could be botne, niguTand morning, a habit continued for many year. On way of preventing delicate and sweet scented flowers dotn fhgeing is to cut them with several leaves on the stem, an when the flower head is placed in water, to allow -nly this head to remain above the water, while the leaves are entirely submeixed by this means ! Ihe lesves seem to help support the flower, which will then last fur three days hi a falily cool room. If a tablespconlul of keronene is put into four quarts of tepiu water, and this used in washing windows and mirror, instead of pure water, there will remain upon the clesned sur face a polish no amount of mere friction can give. Try a ban Jag j of hot rait outside the fact tot neuralgia; fi l the mouth with hot salt in case of toothache: put a hit! hot salt in a piece of muslin, and then put it in th tar (or a second or two when earache Is troublesome Purify clothes that have been kept fiora the air by laying , piece of charcoal (w-apped in paper) in the folds. Try the open air first. Apples wtU not freeze if covered with a linca cloth, nor a pie or cusurd burn if ia the c ven with a dish of water. It U said that drink sweet milk alter eating onions will purify the breath so that t o cdor w ill remain. A cup full of strong lutfce is also recommenced. Don't forget to hav a few beans of coffee handy, this scrv.-s as a dcodricr if bmnt oo coats or paper. Ta'.'uw, applied warm, will soflea and finally cure corns and bunions. To preerve apples, spread them on a grating, but not in contact with each other, as one bad apple will spoil the others by starting decay. Tbe moon revolves around theear.b, and the earth, carrying the moon with 1:, revolves sround the tun. Jut so in a triplc.star system we behold one star revolving srwn-1 another, anJ they toge.ber revolving around a third, The nsera'ilance goes evea furthe-, tor Ihe smallest star of tbe three icvoive around the second in sue, and that in its turn around the largest. " It seems probable tbit. in aves of the larg est size commonly met the height docs not ex ceed one twentieth of tbe length, and the highest limit of steepness in waves, which are large enough to influence considerably lb be havior of i hips, does not give a ratio of height exceeding one to ten. f f'aves from 500 to 900 feet in length are sometimes encountered having ncignrs 01 irora live 10 ten icet only. Ooserratioos of Ibe tMuir Glacier show that be fall of blocks of ice from the end is extreme y irregular. Sometimes they come tumbtine down at five-minute intervals, but there is of ten sn hour's space between two successive block's. Heavy rains cause more fretiueot falls. It htaid that twine wi!) be much cheper this setton than Lst.on accoant of 'he effort of cordage manufacturers to secure cheaper ma teriaL Ol course this, Idlle t stemcnt w put out evidently for ihe rurtoscof covering tip be lieruficial tflT.c'tof putting the raw ma terial on Ihe free liei, an.l reducing the duty on binding twine from to and a hair to seven tenths cents per pound. What is it that enable Ibe manufacturer to get cheaper raw material? Simply the fact that it is put on the free list, let us rtndev, '.herefbtc, unto Ceaear, Ihe things that are Ceassrs, Cbltetrea r.ajoy The i leaa.nt fltvei, Rcntle ac'.i'fi and south iK ffect t ot byrap ot Fige, wticu in need of a b xa'.iv i and if th fther or mother b coativ . buioos ths most sratifrina results f.'llowin its nie, i that it is tlte best fam ily rem ty kwowu sod every family t-hould nave bottle. I O O V. Albany Lodge No 4 holda its regular tweeting Wednesday evening of each week. Visiting brothers are cordially nvttedto attend. 47 . I ' i 1 of motion, snd of look, tha smoothi 2 he lelinroing mJwyor stp sn traao. he SrmAi.try or form ant A-etur. let The .ul .float. vu Uiu iSellelous alr j ne Bimmwyoi ron VI fluia ana lirp." , Tor ber match! look of rraoe and morionv this retral beeutv wtis Indijbted to narfeets j liealtlj. rvaUwud li? the use of that uncounted., f Invigorating tonic and nervine. Dr. Fiaiwe'ei- j-avonw rressripnon, wnica va neiuiny atotton erBry i unotifm and gave purttjr anil, jrfohnraw to lbs blond. " Favorite Presertptlon "III positive- mir 'for the most com (.limited and obstlnass oasa; ot leuyrrhi'a, exceir flowinf. plrifu4'men. tniation. unnatural suppmsaions, prolnpsus.. or faillnir of the womb, weak back. female wcairniew," anteversion, retroversion benr-. dri--dowa asnsatlona, chronic congfatisn, lo llammation anil ukunttlon of ths mmb. It. ii guarsiiitsest to rrlvc salisfactioa iiit ettryi xwe. or money retuiidnd. Manufactiirl Hy Wom.D'l Jisnt!C8ART' 3IB0ICAI, ASSOCtAHOS, Uuffulo, Y.. Br. PiERCE'S PELLET Tcimliita and cleanse tho liven gtonarh ssdv novels. 1 lisy are j.tirfiy v'-tbi9 ana per tly harru!'-8. Cue a. iiosa. t-vid by itrug'gbts. ' cent a ViuU , n wf- e L. i El KTOTUES OF TUE 110113. The election ot this year have brought no one to the fiont In American p6lttlcs concerning whom there Is a greater degree of Interest than .Sherman Hoar o! Mass achusetts, the stalwart young democrat who has "uone back on tha tribe," as an Old fisherman on tho Massachusetts shore laid of him, and fully Identified himself with the democratic party Sherman Hoar voted for Cleveland In tSSa and did net tor wieveianu in 1004 anu um i. ick Into the republican fold In 1888 as solder brother, Bamuel Uosr. who likely to have tha political promt- slip Lack did his 1 not likely to have the polltlcrl promt nence of Sherman, hut it a young man ol fl,.i- t.. .Mill en.l nrnerwcU. and bv no 1 n 1 . , .i.l -t.. ii i.i-i, ai. mean, deftclent In the sharp wl t wh ch d'.a tinguishea ail ine memoer ot tna .amuy, Samuel Hoar's return to the republican .bs the basis lo I . .... ...i.i a very goou story, wrt.c.t wa. to.u .. ulne In Boston this fall. Samuel make hi homo In Concord, where his father, fii.tf.A Horn whit was Attarncv.nenerat I ' ' .... I r r.l.ln.l nni rrelded.and mm, mnnihi nin La ourchsied a ltt of I land In the villaye where he already had considerable real estate. gome dayt after ward thejudgs met him and satdi tm, what Utile reason that you bought that to-acreloW You've got more ranu man you need or know what to do with. 1 don't see what vou a anted ol any more," To which tho young man made reply i "Fa thcr, I I'll tell you the truth about It. Ever since I voted for Harrison two jears ago I've been wanting to kick mytvlt all over a to-acre lot, and now I've got a place where I can do It." The Judge had no more to say Sam Hear I the principal counsel of. the , , ..,,... 1, ' 1 ,j Airmt-tw I BosUn and Albany tallroad and a director ol tne company, ue nas nau a very sue- 11 a s r..fui bu.inesn career. There ia another ttorv nearly a good ol Sherman Hoar'a reply to hi father a queatlon about the , . - , . lu . lh 1 tariff. It is said that the Judge asked him this tall: Sherman I'd like to know how U Is that veu act up to know so much "Well" said Sherman, "I'll tell you. I began to study the tariff question whete you left off. Slid man Hoar la already very popular with the Massachusetts democials, and he I likely to be kept In congress tor a num ber of year and to make his mark there. lUSUttEAT POl'lLAUltY. A rlan in obtain tha vhtwe of farmer on certain Question, ha been carried on to several month. It haa been conduced on an extensive scale by the agricultural press of Springfield, Mas . In connection with other farming Journal of tha west andeatt. Nearly 110,000 card have been received in answer. The questions were on certain practical, economic and politi cal issue. Including ideas on tariff, gov ernment ownership ot raltrMda and tele graph, and .the final question was: "Who should be the republican and democratic nominee for the presidency In iSqiT Of 107,631 lepubtlcxn farmer who ans wer 38,939 favored Blaine, 31,013 favored Harrison, 30,746 favored Rusk and there were 16,903 scattering. Of 1 15496 dem ocrat who answered 71,814 favor Cleve land, 17,118 favor Hill, 11,08a favor IIatch and 15.4S1 are scattering. From this It will be seen that among farmer Cleve land I by fit r lite moat popular of atl the proposed candidate, republican or demo cratic. This grow out ot the fact that they have Implicit faith In his stern Integ rity, both private and public. Of all the republican vote cast tn this poll, Mr Blaine, who I the most popular republi can, receive but 36 per cent, while Mr Cleveland received over 64 pet cent of the democratic poll. It Is fair to presume that Cleveland I the most popular man in the country notwithstanding the virile attack made upon him by monopoly organ. A gsod story is told concerning the discntaioa between the Hon. Wm. M. Springer and Hon. Roswcli C. Ilorr at Mooticello, N. Y., on September 41b. Ia his speech Mr. Springer said that for twenty fiveyear the Republican party bad bsen promising protection for tbe farmer. Yet the farmer wa getting poorer every year. He hoped he would not get to be as poor a Dives who wa forced lo beg for a drop of water to root his parched tongue. In hi reply Mr. Ilorr alluded to tf' fact tbat Mr. Springer had icfctre I 10 Dives. 'You might know," continued ibe greet Michigander,"lhat Dives wa sola Democrat, for he bowled for water. If be tud been a Democrat be would have yelled for whiky.M In his reiur.t speech Mr. Springer taid that it was entirely unne:es sary to inform the audience that Dive wa not a Democrat. II rolled in wealth. His very name indicated rich's. Tbe last that wes heard of him he was in hell, where no Democrat ever ' went, Tbe trath was that Dives wa a hypocritical Republican, and, see ing so many of bis political faith around him, when he wa in trouble he howled for wate, because be was afraid somebody ? would ask him lo treat, and he did not wsnt tn offend the Prohibitionists. Tobacco smoke has a way of clinging to a room and giving it a peculiar odor that some times cannot be removed by airing. One who ha suffered recommends that a pail of water in which a handful of bay is soaking be left ia tlie room for an hour orso. At the end of that lime the smell will have entirely disappeared. As all evidence of the cigar or pipe can be re moved so readily the men can tmok in any room they please, provided they wilt place the pail of water in position when they are leaving. Kitting Ball is oesd snd sisrs high prioes at O L blaekmsn's, lie now makes tbe pub lio a genuine offer to sell holiday gtod at Urs cost. Be sure snd examiua ins st C and afcortaio his price. Holiday goods s first cost at O L illst k rain's, See hit rl in aeolhrr Culuisn, Notch or Alhamv Cioab Factory.- I you want a real choice amoko try our 10 center. - Why sajoke ft Chinese mnde cigar now that you can get a fur superior one atJ Joseph's cigar tactory, made by white labor 1 Try our cetebrated 5 cent Havana filled white labor cigars. We make a specialty of selling cigars of our own make by the box at factory prices. - , , Fine Meerschaum and Briar pipea and a full assortment of smokers articles. Uoaer to loan. , , We have plenty of money to loan on real etste security, on two to five year time. Call, on u at o ur olBce, opposite th c teveri?Jhouf.e. BC'HKH & Cxk.KE7. WHY WiLL YOU cough when Rhilob's Curs v. i! I give Immediate relief. Pritsu 10 eei.tr, 60 et nni 1 A fins I'm nf jiwalrv, bent "n the eity, at Wiil & Stark's, tor the holidays. . " 'SIIILOH'RCURE will immeliately re 1 lieve Croup, Whooping Cough sDd Brouohitis. "HACKMETACK,' a lasting and fra rant perfume. Price 25 and 50 cents. Mubun UmaiiiAB. In gieat varietv j 01 states at bottom nrices rices Samuel K Young. t f as Riimi muuu. ..... i.Tv., .. viu, ...linie, of the census olhce has prepared anu prompt 10 act. e studying Itall mr life, don't pretend to . umu ,ntainini. a summ.rv fil. .it. '. TJ lilnck. GU understand it full V. 1 ace that yOU llOW. of .tiadal lnouirv cnaeeralnr lbs I.-, is tl... C'l""' M good COileagQeS, r. are able to net un belbre a crowd and country. The iuqulty rnuiied lo the letarn 104,0 t.hc!r.w,or5t ,,a .V ... it I. Ii con.pl.ted family Udulcs. cmbrac uw w rt,w- TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. i VeUeaeal at Kuieae, Euoknk, Dec. a6. A serious case of ac cidental folsonlng occurred In tha family off II Wilkinson, of this city, yestcrdny morning, Mr Wilkinson and wife, and family of six children were taken suddenly sick with all tha svmntona of poisoning, and all day yesterday they lay they remained in mat condition, scarcely able 10 take intir medicine, a physician treated litem for poison, They are now tatltlled that the poison, they are nc poison was In some Jl;' "tenA'., Th1 the mark... All wll e head-cneese wnicn h meat was bought at 111 probably recover, Aa Eaotera Biorm NSW oK. Dec. so. The predicted ar rived this morning, pedestrians are few end (f ,,t0);res. i ,., ofhi (t, ,lat foUr B(MI are itviiia to do ih usual work of two. Nav igatlon in the rivers and bay is leriuu.ly inier ftd with. S far no accidents are fetiorted, . since tbe blizsrd of March, I8S8, has been giv ng the south a taste of its quality since early tdaf mornlne. Hi centci has worked vote 11 M l m ih t ... 1 ... : . U . 1 1 T.MHUU. " .-. fast BaaalBBi Simk i fastest sprinters In the United Stales took ! in afoot race, best two In three heats, ft uibaon John Fly'nn, and Tack Gibson E I) itklnner and C K Gibson rati the first heat. Inner wlnnhu In gV o n John Ftrnn'and Jack Glbten ran tne srtond, uibsoo winning in oh seconds. Tbe winner of the two heats posponed the decisive heat, on account of tne lateness of the hour, until nrxt sun 07. A rrlaetlll Ha a' Balrlde. Tab DaUlkb, Or., Dec, au,--Henry Deer head, a frtlehter from rrinevilr. at- tempted suicide Wednesday evening In the I east endof ihecllv. lie he had tUmbllntt. 1. . .. . " "-ia iot heavily, and liecome despondent. The pistol ball entered his rlnlit breast and 1 ranged downward. The pl.M was held t-toae to tne body and tne ccat wa bnrncd I He I still In a ethical condition and not expected to five. Jaws la lb K.a. Washington, Dee. s6,The in 1 6o,6jo hving parsons on the 314 day of lMcember, 1890, sod la those families there have been 1148 tnarriages, 603S births and 1 306a death during the five ycatf ending at mat uat. A Ssaad Cyel as SsATTLK,Dec at, This city was struck by a vert.ble cyclone early this morning which continued ilh erutuallv diminithinn turv until I evening. The wind wai heralded by ueady down ur of raia which set in about dusk on .4Y? a . I & a 1 a h a m as 1 1 - - S 1 . . . ,L! . ? - ... nniKwijamuaiiinni miu iiim morning, Al .,. A Vr ...... .J.i.l I . . . ., I blow a ad by 1 o'clock the wind roae lo the ... -j.. ... r .,v.k K-.t vi wihu ween lv dBo agsie. It blew with Increasing fury . I Until stlsntll K AritaUt If atl ahasnttt aaarw f, . ,., f. ' Into (uemi tearing veasel from therr nchorsge and dashing them against one a not he. like bus of ana wood, laying low giant decs and appear ing loinrcaiea ta sweep all belort u. le Assssssaeat. SALats, Pec, a$ -With cne exception- ... ,. . . lhatof Multnomah county-th assessment rvus 01 sit tne counties 01 trie stare have been returned to the secretary of state. Of ininy-on counties, sixteen show an In- f Vs iBMet ta afrtaa SS e I uaai.sw,Hl t.m . - ... lhatof itlSo, and the remalnmg fifteen re- turned decreased amounts. Eatlmallng Multnomah tt W000.000. the total u able property for tto au.es U $514,263, a. agahXffo,. U JTl. Let tunated that the levy tor state purpose ill be 4), mill. Last year It was 5 a 3. 33 mill. Eaalera Stars. W'asiiisuton, Dec. :t.A special bulle tin issued by th signal office, referring to the present storm, which extend from In diana to Virginia, promise the greatest amount of snow In any single s.orm tor several year. Warning were sent rail road In Pennsylvania and New York to day, and the storm will reach New Ens - isno oy rnuay. riom tnree to seven . a a . a . , . 1 incite 01 snow icii louav in the Uhla val - , ' m . j.. sara lasiaa sews. nu.i,. tt . .u,i.i 1 ::v.:vr:7.? Ridge aaya the Indian in Bad Lands are till in council, Courier came In today with the news that Short Bull aall that If the government will agree not to disarm hi men, nor take their ponies he will come In. The Indians holding out fear they are 100 given oaen instead o; ponies, aly a Bfalrsila. New Yosk, Dec. as. A peculiar and fatal accident occurred on Eleventh street. An elderly woman fell to the sidewalk., and when picked up she wa found to be dead. An examination disclosed the fact that a hairpin had been driven Into her brsln when her heed struck the sidewalk The Ceastly Wire Tacoma, Dec 25 Earl Ibis morning, wnus a new carter wa making but rounds oa Sixth street, hi horse stepped on a drokeo electric wire snd -was killed by th shock. T he th carrier, Walter Boardman' was unconscious for a short lime, but subsequently was abl 10 make bis route on loot. THE 41LDE KILC BAZAar, Uaa now a complete line of Holiday goods, dolla, doll buggies, boys' wagons, velocipedes, and many other goods wiikli go to make up complete line for Cbrst mas, liesides a complete liue of lamps of every dercription. China crockery, fancy decorated ware, glassware, bird cages, plush goods, such aa albums, toilet sets, autograph books, scrap books, children's ABC pit tore books, and all goods that arecarrh I inn Bazaar store, including Roger Ji OB.1M7 ailverware. Wt wish to call tim attention of the public in par ticular to tbe Golden Rule prize baking powder and tea, put up expressly for this t-adi, which gives the best of satis faction, aa is attested by the hundreds w ho have used lioth the tea and baking powder ever since introduced by the Golden Rule Bazaar. Each package of tea and can of backing powder draws a prize in tbe shape of a fine piece of glass ware. Be sure to call, when in Albany, at the Golden Rnle Bazaar, aa yon will be sure to find what you waat, and will be shown over the store and he treated kindly by my clerk, Mr. Miller. My goods are all marked in plain figures so aa not to deceive anyone, and I have but one price to all. Yonra truly, Julius Gbadwoiil, Oct. 18,1890. Freaeb Tawny Waters The wafers are a sure and safety (10. for a kinc'sof female troublet. anew'!" remote all obstructions to the inor.Ji lv period 1 no matter what the cause. Tt.t are jt 11 what every woman necat , ar t can bs ued with safety. For sale t th. Livingstone Chemical Co., also fron Ur ole at,ent, J ACummlng, drugglrt. Bit .. berg b.xk, Albany, Oregon. Judge Pipes granted an injunction against the eityof Rosebarg, which re strains that city hereafter from confining persons in their city jail, on the grounds that its present location and condition is a nuisance. Some day some judge wiil set down on the Albany caliboose. JOBS II. crgLEY. ?no. TJ- Carley, th well known merchant tailor, ol 83 Market SL. B. writes to th Zi via W. Jot Co., that for years he was afflicted with dyspepsia which nothing relieved till ho commenced taktc; Joy's Vegetable Sarsapartlla. He continues, "1 ant still teklng it. -Ita mUd laxative efTecta are exceeainely erstafnt to the syeteai. It Is a ploasant serprise that awaits ( those wbo do not kuow what oar resctable . Juices do for debility, ahjssleh liver and i:a-! jpalred !r-?av ottaus. . . I aliilxsAe nl I 1 uiatrra, Tho bin mow ototn occurred alx year Rito, beginning About tlio miildlo ul Do ct'itibor. "I'uck" llatnilton.tho defauitliiz scnt of the American Construction Company, of HeattlM, lnn written to hi nttornuy irotu Ht l'aul that ho will ri'tura In a few uuy and ecttie all claim aitainat Him, ur(gnntnn, t'ucK i mo iuiiow who wan In Albany a year ago with a watcti idieme. Albany reonlu w ho hava mn here a year or A s twik great dcllKlit on ChrlHt- inaa In tuttaintc fresh iiowc ri from yarua In the city, and eonding them back eaat to their f ru'wls, to show them what a glorious country we have. Hvvt coiucri alwAva do this. They u'tm to Ilka to make iiifir eastern relatives izretm wtin envy, though it la Uifllcuit to imagine anything green back there among the many feet of anow. jiut, biota na, here our lawns are lush and lusty wltn ver dure. Jim Hong, an liitelltt'cnt Chinaman. with hi queue removed, and a resident f ftutt..ui V.IU.H 1llL.M..Illll I... I VI ,IIIV, MR. I VIIJII, H'l'UtVU ft 1 m worm iwiiRfiH an ihmi s.i an iuvi .r ilia worurg gofKls, last week applied to he county court for a 1 cense to marrv Lucy Hillings, of tho same valley. The part-iit of the young latiy gave their Uf.tllf.H Ml.it.tlHl niiiK-11 whiviiii I , but the clerk was not allowed, sntstlio Lakevlt-w Kxniiilrier nndur the lawa of Oregon, to instue the iicunso. Linn county never liavlna: received much from tho state of Oregon it would ue very pauiying w aee eo competent a man as lion T J lilnck given the Monition of linilroad Commissioner. The Junc tion Pilot gets down to btislncsa on the subject at followa 1 "The prtfer man to appoint aa railroad commissioner lathe manwho hn. uso for tho railroadeand 11M lotinu out w nen It IS Hint wrongs t a . . . . nave been pernctrated.tlio man that lias seen wroug long negiectixt uclore an at-. tempi waa ntatie 10 nave mem rignted the man that Is considerate for the wel fare of our state and her citizens, the man that is considerate for the welfare of our state and her citixens. the man mill 1 enterprising, quick to pcrcclv know audi e him two with power Oregon will have N A OtoJgett Si Son are moving their grocery store to tne old Young storo. dry goods store wilt shortly be opened rext uoor to mem by some new comers. Well Fargoa ExpresCo. ha been do. Insr an Immense buklneaa at Allien iL.rln.p iK kntl.U.. .1..-ri.. i. . and a weithe mail bag have been loaded down. A present from eastern relative Is I . t a... -. . I i y received Wltn a peculiar lOV I " 1 ' magniiiccnt day, particularly IKtr rrUUflli Iftff Ml rril A slta h'ltM 1 cone. msv ratre alons- th A!iatb.. I through California and even on the sound ; oui trie Niuame'ie valley never struck. We ate cyclone proof. get I A bill is being drawn us and w Hi oroba c P' net legislature, making ptovl.ion whareby ail case to be brought before a justice's curt must be tried in the precinct where the case origi nate. L,.A J0"". eitendlng the Geary ,m " pomon, day last week. She slipped out and ""V JM larwf , "(walking Sft. WVJZi her , feet through the plaster and hung them down In the school room below. Eugene RegUter. Someone should have had a Kodak handy about them. TAkCEtT. December a.cth, 1890. The Christmas tree here ChrUtma eve wa a great success. IJoth tree were lobded down wnb presents. tne health in and about Tangent Is 1 good. No more new cases of diphtheria I reported. 1 n,. .1 .. t. u . ... I vnv kitcii oy u rum ana m lanarptn Uca.-d a new house In Tan-rnt. I u. ,t. -I .I.. il ...t I mini w icc tytn, was an enjoys. I ore aiiair. iMualc waa lurnUheJ by Ma. m. .nd A Hog,n scconu violin, aooui 10 couple were present. Mr K L Bryan has hi new house about pin.ncd now and a family will toon va. cate It. Our scIkh,! III trt about the first Monday Injanuary Miss Maud Beard, a student of the Al bany College, is spendim. Childmasat tier home in Tangent. Several sf the member of the Southern Church bve been fixing up the church In a grand iyie. The Tangent corre.pondent to the Her aid wa a Utile mistaken about Uncle lohu Beard's new house being completed. at is no more man nan done. Mr Emma Kium, wife of Hiram Klu. Iron, near atcrloo, 1 visiting at RK Moore. . George Mill ha been clerking for Mr tv j I'uveriporiiiunc drug tore. MUSavg. a sister ot Mr Turner, la visiung trtcriu in langent. We noticed a few young men highly inebriated here in Tangent at the shooting instrii. Mr John Ballard intends starting up Id hub snop in a icw aav. Youno America. All together, in Albany, the holiday trade waa a good one. Some report the oess iney ever imn in Albany. A few say it was quiet. Tbe average waa good. . ean 11 CavetfccBa a Thai sash Trial. Hon K A Moore, Member ot Assembly, Richmond county, N. Y., writes: 'I hv two tUl.utinns which sometimes make life burden. Oue is dyspepsia, the other rheumatism. I beard that Ursudrtth Pills, taken one or two al night on an empty swmacn, wouia cu'e rnsumauo paina. 1 I ave them a thorough trial f j.- thsee week taking one or two every night. To my de Hcht, ,iot only waa I eared of rheumatism but dmwpsia, oostivnrss snd biliousne They did cot interfere with my diet or bust ness, and I totlLy think them an ineompar able bltKid puritier and oat hat tie." rrsnaaaeed tlsBclessJTel Saved. From a letter writ tea by Mrs Ada K Uord of Oroton, 8 D, weqaoter "Was takra with a bad eoid, which settled on my Lung, eoogh let in and dually terminated in Con sumption . Four doctors gave ma up saying 1 ceuiu nve out a soon tune. 1 gave my self up to mv Saviour, determined if I could not stay with my frisnds cn earth, I would meet my alliens one above. My hnaband wa adviswl lo net Dr King's Kew Dit-covcr-ery for Consiimytinn, Coushs ar.d Cold. 1 gave a trial, took in all uieht loitlci; it na eureit ni nd .hutli (io.i 1 am B w ell snd hearty woman." Trial bcttle frc .at Fo hsy & Alat-ou'sdrug store, reulai six', GOe son f 1. FOB DYSrjaIA"ad Jliver Complaint yon have a printe guarantee on every bottle otchiioir V italixcr. ' it never fail to cure, ft .J)IV C0U(JH -1 CtLsumption Uuk sold by uaotij.t gnat BLtee. It oures cons .motion, . THE CRY OF MILLIONS OH, 3VTV BHCKI STOP IT NOW, SOON IT sVIIL BE TOO LATE. disease of the kidneys and have tried many duTerest remedies and saw sought aid from different physidass without relief. About th i.sth of April I ws suffering- from a very violent attack that almost prostrated me ia BV VI sucn a manner mat I was netu over. When I at down it was almost Impoeslhle for me to get t p alone, or to put ou my clothes, whe kind J'rovidenc sent Ir. Henley, with C 40KKOON TBA, to illy boteL I Immediately cotnmenced using the tea. It had an almost miraculous effect, aud to the aston ishment of all the guests at the hotel, tn a few days,! am bappj' to slate, that I was a new tuau. . will' recommend the tea to ell afllictedl aa 1 iiavc tn. C. A. Tt'rSHX, 1. 1 nam a miaiD rsinAT. Now that Portland does not gi t the Wit - lamtitte university, it will esUhlinh one of its own, to bs esllwl the f'ortlsnd onivsmitr, attiulis of liKsorj.nrati.,0 for which have hn iiieti. Th wooUn mill have shut down for the Holiday season, and it Is understood that they will not b started again fur sometime. Asnisnu 1 Mings. Ih uliiksl etov off.irsd a a liriss hv Ilnpkius Bros, was drawn by Frit HulJ man. The Annual mestina of ths Okohii MUts Horticnllursl Hocity will hold in Port-I land on Jsnosry 13, 1801, Its Miles Grant, now in this city, wishes 11 discus tit notation of coiiilitimiHl nifir. tslity with Dr J W Watt, or Hv Driver, and any other ohrisiko intn in th statu, and will arrangs at any I line with any one wining toinnuig in iucb auiscunsruu. Anbatoa rV Eaiisn, who louufit vounir bssr several months auo, ki.ied him Isst Wsdsesday, thinking be wa vtlioif ti be too big f r every day o(mpariioni.hip, sn.l on Christmss tsvwal fsmil'S a' took of si rn very tenner bear meat. Last nlaht a maofeli in s-i enileotia fit mar No J s eugna House Ue was a stranr, 1 sort of ascnil-trsmp, ami rr-orni'y Li way was paid to Port'and, but ha stcim to have t.u now llline oki away f rum the um eityof the valWy, A ZsrnvR Yesterday morning the wind blew quite fiercely for this country. enough so as to make sint dap about. The aephyr struck the tent of the Wild West show near the IJa-MocaAr oiTke,and disturbed it very materially, so that the whole exhibition could be sen free of cost, two legged calf and all. A half hour s work repaired It, Naw Marblk Sitcr. Mr Achetou, our enteprUIng marble man left on lire noon train loJay lwr KostbufL'. where he eoes to establish a marble shun to be conducted in conjunction with hi shop at this place. The new shop at K one burg will be In charge of Mr Wm Snow. Mr Achcson Is an enterprising, honest business man and we commend him to the favorable consid eration of the people at Koscburg. DecLAato I.nsan. Mr Almir Wooley was brought In from near Leban on this morning, examined by Drs Davis and tills, and committed to the asylum at salem. The cause wa puerperal mania, sne was undoubtedly very Insane ; but to a casual observer it would ecm as if it were a case where the panics should have wauea awnne before making the com- pmini, as the l about to become a mother. iwice oeiore. in Washington, she wa committed for insanity caused in the same manner, only shortly after childbirth. In due time hr regained her mind in boih case. Her husband I reported to have left her. The case Is one of tluxe ad tht. lo ,mikf up the peculiar hluorf ol nehuc heartless world. k M Alabky's Christina festivities began Wtdnesday evening with the usual tree exercise, and distribution of present me uaptitt cnurch decoration consist ed ol two trees and two coiivcrclcir lad der. made of sixty brightly dresd dolls. making a very prcuy sight. At tbe Pre bytsrlan church were two large column joined by ait arch, with a fine looking tree in the rear, the whole brilliantly lighted with electricity. The Congrega tional, Christian, and M E churches, bad pretry tree and nice olsplata of nteaeni The U P church had two tree, an otd- fashlned shlmney and fireplace, with Santa Oaua, who came down It. an ever green bell and festoon. Each had ap propriate exercises Yesterday wa a quiet day, mild and pleasant, 'Turkey. chickens, and Chinese pheasants disap peared voluminously, and everyone ap. pcarou nappy. ar surcanAT. Have Yiereck hv ton. Boy yonr grooeris of Parker Br o'. 8saer kraatat C E BrawBeil's, Cloak at onsi at W F Bead's. Fb greosriea at Cono k 1 !od ricaon'a. Bey yoor holiday gwd of W. F. Read. Holla & Dawson, draggtst's, at Trteb'a corner. Bargaina la b' rwy lamp at C K ilriK aall's. - Cheadle ehses ia tba best. Browoeli. Try it. C E Gennlne Iowa sorghum on draoghtat C E Bntwucll s. Dslicious orange eider oa tap at C E Brow ogll's. Call at Huho Dawson's New Drug Sto.e for fresh drags. W, T. Read keep the beat assortment ot fsney good ta tow o. ' Ta beautiful pre sen a given a way at French' Jewelry Store. Sea W F Bead's line of dress gocd and silks before baying elsewhere. Great reduction in men's furaUhiog good for th next 30 dsy t W F Bead's. Physician's prescript loo carefully com pounded at flulin U Dawson' drag store. For novelties in their line Will Jt Stark ar abl t show a superior atock of good. LsceeurUins! Laos eartainst A large as sortment from S 1 to $9 apair.at Samuel E Young's. 200 cloaks to be sold at cost at W. F. Read's. Come and secure, bargaina while the assortment is large, Tho. Kay woolen mill blanket, flannel men', youth' and boy' clotbtof, for aale by U W Srmpsoo'a, agent, Albany, Oregon. Beautiful gold watches for ladies and gen tlemen at Will & Clark's at wonderfully low price. Peopt ar talking about the big atock o holiday goods at Will & Stark',he jeweler Everything imaginable. For fresh meat of alt kiniU go to Judson k Slater, opposite Schnaeer's Iivorya table. Order taken and prompt delivery. Tickets for reserved uat for ths "Milk Maid Convention" to take place Tuesday vening, Deo 30th, are now on (ale ai Wiil & Link' for 35 cant. A large line of fancy crockery tup and saucers, mugs, vaaes, aiid dishes, craoxer Jars, card receivers, etc., will be o)d at re duced price to close them out, at Samuel JS xcung . A fin displsy of children school the as on center table at C K Brownell a are Botug rapid lyatlessthsn hrstcost. Call. aud seleot a pair before thsy are all gone. A special meeting of the Y W 0 T TJ w ill be held on Monday fternoon at 4 o'clock, as Mr Li is uiaia s, to make arrangement ror new rears reception, and every x. ia expected to be preteut. Last evening the family ot Mayor J L Cowan bad, among other things, head cheese for supper. Those who partook of it were the Mayor, Mrs Cowan, Miss F.va Cowan, Miss Lee Prather, Mrs Renner, who was spending the evening with them, and afterwards the Chinese cook. William Cowan, not liking it, did not indulge in it. Shortly before 10 o'clock the members of the family, wTio nau eaten ot tne neaa crrcege.were taken violently ill. Miss Prather iust aa sho returned, on being sent for.on returning with William Cowan from spending the evening at n neighbors. A clerk in the Bank, who has a room at Mr Cowan's, waa treui. tor ut .suasion, wnj immediate- l.r ...anftnul An.l V. .. . . '. I - j ivi"". u ujr illuming uy using antidotes had gotten ail of the family out of danger, though, at one time, Miss Eva Cowan, who bad partaken most heartily oi mu cnceae, came very near dying. Mrs Renner, who had returned to her Mother's, was only slightly aflected.hav ing only tasted the cheese. The China man stated in the morning that he waa neap sick aa nignt.and came near dying. The cause was at once surmised, and laid in some way to the head cheese, though tho symptoms, particularly in the case of Miss Kva, who bad convul sions, was arsenic poisoning." An inves tigation revealed the fact that Mrs Cow an made the head cheese herself and that the family bad been eating from the same make about a week. Last evening the fresh supply of vinegar on hand hav ing been exhausted some was used from a jug that had been standing nines Tune. It waa very strong acid vinegar and was ' diluted before used. The jug has been broken and reveals quite a sediment of what appears to be arsenic matter on the bottom. The theory is that the acid of the vinegar ate it from the glazing on the interior ..at the jug in which there are said to be arsenic properties. Euuciova Services.- Mr. M. Grant's prorhet:c lecture? are f il to 1 e i---e.:r,.I- ned propheclf-s In the Eiblo relating to Rome, and will continue the subject this evening. At 11, a tn, 8, and 7:30 pm, tomorrow, Mr Grant will preach in tho court house. Services at the I'reabytcrlan church at 11, a tn, and 7:30 v m. Hubiect of tbe morning sermon j "The Changeablenesa of th Present." Evening topic: "Th one Living Thing not TanW. fabbflth rkhool at 12:15, p tn. Y P 8 C 13 meet ing at 6.4.5 pin. Ail will bs made wel come, Special cvangfil'mlic mcttit will be begun tomorrow lit the Bapt ist church to continue indefinitely.., Mr Cairns, tbe evangcliitt, is unable to bo hero tomor row, owing to the deep interest in the meetings at Oregon City, which demands wis presence mere tor ft lew days. Her-1 Vices every ni?bt during the weeksxeepi Wnturdav. Until Mr Cairn's arrival tl.y pastor, Rev (i W Hill, will preach. I X) copies of GoKpt l llyiiiKsNoS have l ien put into the church, and w ill be d in tho meeting. Praise service at 7:1"; preaching at 7 :30 o'clock. Kverybody - A Fine at Hawkv, This morning about 4 o'clock a lire ws discovered in tho rear of Oliver Howell's variety storo and li A Raroford'a liiliinr.t hall, which adjoined ciudt other, nt iiaWy. Hhim mler JieadA'ny nothing wmu! bo done, i to stop the tUmm, ami both buildingrt, with nil lite contents, we.r ilcMroywl, nothing of v.'t,lu luiing itaved. I l.e ri- gin of the fire was not known, but a wi ..tv i. v win ii'i. ii, ..i- i irot).iliiy liict niliacy. l!:e TtiiMiiis!)) were ow ned by Jacob Wigle, and were wort), about $T0. Mr Howrll'a etoek of goods was probably worlii or $7CW periiapa n.ore, and was insured in too armers n Merchanls insurance Co, 01 this eity, for IJMO, Mr liamford'a low was about $)0, wo understand without insurance. Total lot-, aliout tXMi). B.iiiLY BUKMtio. Yesterday afternoon tbe live year old son of Frank McKinley, a brakeman ou the Oregon Paciiic, was playing in the eastern part of the city, near a new lmilding being built, bv Mr Crowder, the carpt-uter. Near the build ing was a bucket of paint into w Inch the buy thrust a stick lighted with Cre. The raint bavin been mixed with benzine. caugiit lire in an instaut enveloping tbe boy s bead in a great volume ot names, burning bis face and bead so that they were blistered all oer. Today Dr. Mai ton informs on, ibo U.y is delirious and in o precarious condition. A Ht'nT-tso Itkm. Street coin mite- loner Andy Hunt was observed to go about lus duties tins morning in such an abstracted manner, occasionally chang ing into hilarity, as toraune comment, and of a character to demand investiga tion. The result ia the following live item: Born, on trHlm evening. Dec 20tb, 18'JO, in Albany.to the wife of A. J. Hunt, a my. Ail dng well Aji Estaie SuLn. This afternoon, George Humphrey, Referee, sold all the real property in tl.c t-latcot wiiisuatneg, deceased, at auction to the highest bidder. a follows? 37,00 acre ner Sclo, to J H Peerv, for $400; 1 block .8:k to Peter Smi'Vfor $as.yr a lot Sodavl'dc to John McCartney, lor 40O. WvartH t"9IBKlt(j. F. M. French kesps railroad tiicr. icw cruam uhceee jwnt itciv.J t Colored Meyers. Ka & Achison sua .iliog monuments t i'oitun.t .no.. Freh Nsw Enlicd rr.ii ce meat, on sate at C E Browueli's. A potmlar place L YiefcV. sharing and hair dressing parlor. Choica awset IUr geiwa rect.leed fresh every morm: at V E Browueit't. Me"oT, j oaths' sod hoys" ctulhit.g snd foraUbing goods at G W Simpson's. Afiistclsss shave for (tbly 13 cent at L Yierxck, Saltmsrah Block. Allu;y, Or. Have you- sc.-i thues jrlor suit that T Brink bss just rcceiveii t Tbey are icc , ( J W Benttcy, bt-et iKK-t and shoe waterjia cily, tbie door wth cf L'tM XttaT ofScc. For bargain in m"namcot, l.c-a-i-Vmia, to., goto Egan A A-Iiinjc, A U-aoy, Or rpou. Yoa should call and see tbse Cue hbrary lamps at C E BrowneU's before bu le- wnore. By l! means sea WiU St Stark's i"j(aut tin of ilver ware f sr th HuliJay. Finest ever broaght to Albany. Tickets for 'ALL eat-ra '.ioii;ti, over ANY root for U by W. (L. Jct;r, at S. P. tkkttt ofttcc, For cold bight buy Than Ksy nor.lfn mid blankets, cheapest tn tow n. For rale by'.G W Simpsn, aaiot. Albany, Oreycq. Q W timpano ha received hisjali stix:k A stockiuette aod ealt.t j'kets aad terse quarter sa!rt cloaks, and have a comp'et aacortmtnt of all the latest sty !-. Don't fall to cur men's and bt.ys' clothing before purchasing tlKes hiite. VVe ell tbe best clothing tor the it-ant matey of any bouse in th city. Look and be cn viscrd. G W Simpson. , Julius Cradwchl's stock tf Iioliday g.iods ta now ccmplets. and is undoubtedly the largest and best assorted of any in the valley. All he want is for the pecp'e of ' hi part of Oregon to call and exauiiae u.m oodt. Tbe variety is simply immense. Mind wanderm (-ned. Bnbleameil in one mwlrajr. TMtimoni. front aU !. ol ttieelob. IVwietu, t-oet rasa, enot m i..hn,tiun to A. iaeiM, SLJ VUlb Arc. Sew Yak. PHELPS, Jo Printer lst.Sf.Kf,fl Albany OK. .V II. DAVIS, PhysicUn and Surgeon. jbSfOinco up slaira in Strahan BInck. May be found at bia office nay aud night. Albany fsOFa-WORKS Manufacturer rr "mBKIl tSI$T AR3 SAW SUIMACKIKIRY IRGH FRONTS KO ALL im CF mvt m LIGHT WORK, IN mm m crass CASTINGS. "prctl attnnti.in ."iltt pe,!rtng til da of tnanhlnnrs Patterns' Mado on Short Notiyt CCCfliJ AH kind of grans seeds, pure out-uu a.j de,,,,, ,re soi jjy stowsrt A Sox, Pr'.oas hao ohangwd'sl.ica last am ton. Coruo and see us. ROPE AND CHAIN,; ol I in this uitrkot. Wo carry noco but pur uiauilla, and can give you any size from M to I,'. All of cha-a from a-36K)Ji. . itswabt d Sex ... TOVNSEND ' a wilson; real Estate g Loan Mki ejba iti3ara'tos will to well to eoti thorn.. -AOKSTS roB Aetna Insnraare I'tfiiip iny, Inc irr'.ratwl ch rtr purpetunl. I..iae8 pii4 lu 70 joara, IfiiS, 040,000. AfU,$9,"aO,7ia,03, . Coamllan Ins. rontunny, ot London, England tablished 18.1. Cii.al, 15,0110,000. Total fire losies paid over JS,0ji,(KW, Amerleais Fire las. rnipnay. of PliilaiMphia. Urantea 1HL0. caa auvs, j,-ii;!,f- '). Lw: paid, iO,5Wi,'2T. awn r 1!.U U.m hi. ii. t and rfaiilui wltji f-'j-i i'j" 1 i V'i 1 ; !nJ.e!i; it i;t pb-nsiini : i t "i.i'i to the tate. and ncU '' ;il! J'.f jToiiM'tly on Ui: Kidneys, I oV; r ii'i'l JJ'rwola, c'caivst the sys- I". 11 .!: iUt::..y, i'.Mv U coldt, lir-ad- ' , , t fctui f-vtjts and cmt H Iiaf.itual r u'i-:ijt',!":j. i:yt jp of Y'n'H V the (.." rtrnctlycf M kin! citr ro- j,'-!.ii- t ) tb; rtoriiadi, j.riij.jt ia f i t 1 Mo! truly treurhVltl m tU ; ., U.i v- : i txct 1'ent qualilif's (i,:!n,ii'i: l it b wl. It wfurealo ia il ir.".tics by uli leading; uu.ortr.tMe t.Lvar mJ CVjrOZtoA FiG SYRUP CO. sti rnAHais;o, Cl. 10vm11.11, nr. f w ro.it, t.t ALBAHT-- COLLESJiTE IISHT0TB ALBANY. OnZQON- 18QO,1891- yirt Term Apeaed eplsurr la:. ISM A lull eorpa of loatruc'ra,-. CLASSICAL, SC1EKTIFIC, LITEnAHY, CS?.!MEHC!ALrKD tX'JM CLASSES. foursfas ot Hudy arranged to meet lb n.l of a'.t grade of atudeot. Sfeaal maucemtns ottered it $tmdent from abroad. ItCY. ELSEET I t'SMT ACADEMY. OF ." . La3j of Perpetual Help, fiLSANY, - - m OREQOfi Condncted by tbe Siatas t bt, BenedM Tuition In Milect dAy sobool rangm frooj f'jtoflO. t or terms ot Boarding Schiot or ny pr.k'tlaraappiy at the Academw orjd- ads Sister fcoporlores. Uoburg Lumber. I sell the best lumoi-r in the cannty; also edar posts, abtnalea, bath door and win 9 w moulilic?. etc. Price from $5 to 22 r thousand.; Yard at Lowsna, oa tba Narrow Gogi-. St me before parchacicg e'atwhi-r. 7 W CEAwroRD. Adrcss,P O Talln, O' Pooiiiy Wanled. Allkini of poultry, allTo or dreaded at tb WilUtitnoo Picking Company 'a (.ttiis. A ilisnv. Orwynr. Hill CEZE ft HATED . . . . m it- I' T c n S-.- 1 '.-vt. !i.1t-'ictrci.3 "1 - , '7- -fh a r ' .-t-S-Crt-? cT'" S i- tfvvj.:e cf clvasi Iron trntitiaa k. f Jl " J f-l . i Cllx' 7w i. i Prkt tr.t It cr.::TH &. ivEsson,' u lelsILL, Physiciai " and Sui-eon, Offlco cor, f . and Ferry St-ta, ALBANY- OfsECQW CsTeatt. end Trad Marks oMalnea. a at aS Pat cut bupine? condnoted for Meserats Fees. Our Otfcc is Op-Kisrte U. S. Patent Oftic. and we can wen re p atent in less time Ibaa laaa remote from Wasihi nfrton. tjad model, dras ing or pboto, witS flesertp. Hon. We advice, tf patentable or not, free el charee. Our ft-c not due till patent is secured. A Pamlet, "How to Obtain Patents," wjtk names of actual clients in your State, ootuity,er town, sent frse. Allures. - CaA.SflOW&CO. Cppostt Patent 055c. Wtshintitaa, D. C ALBANY NURSERIES 7 E HAVE ON HAKD at our nursery V y ou the Corv all Is road, one-half milo from town, as fine a lot of fruit trees ot all kinds as 010 be found any whore on ths coast, lf 70a contemplate planting trees it will pay yon to ree our took and get our prices. Catalogue fiee. HYMAS? a BROWSELXs, 4. K. WEATHEBP0SD, TOHNEY AT 1 AW THE BEST. ' Illustrated, Oeariptivs aad Priced i SEED ANNUAL For 1891 -will lie muled FRrC ( tto au applicants, nnd. to last season' 1 customers, u better than ever, - jtvery person name Cmratn. - F!owr tr fit Id Stidt; should send 6 r it. Address i D. M. rrilHV A re i CCTnnir uiu f 9 1 l.rtrt beeusn en in the wortd r i SV FOSHAY t : MASON, :' ;'. '. VlltatiSi Al: RJRAlfc- ,;. DniAdstsaad .Booksellers Arti.ts for John B, Al den's publicaUonsl bieb wr soil at oubiiiher'a pricea with prieea with tstajoaii.W 4LKAXY, ed Crb YnMills SOM, LASKIXG d CO., I lOPPa'S. NEW tP.0CE.-13 FLOvB 8PPR110R TOK VJ.Jina AjroBAUSf ess. . rEST STORAGE i AGILITIES. DISSOLUTION NOTIt'E--By n-.mua cor.wrst the bereb-ifttra tucurir , f mo of Zaebus Son h.m tt'.n. day oivoived j t'f-r, retirlJ i. All H.nI 40 leV. Vi ." . - ' ?.I l-ltrriKf 1 c i vir. wr rrti. ii aSMiir. f.n.iinrta ilmrmi.ii .w f Itcauti: TNIv tfll I J : .; ' - i f I