The state rights democrat., March 02, 1883, Image 3

Ik geitwrrat.
Official County Paper.
Entered at the Office at Albany, Or.
nd-claas mail matter.
FRIDAY MARCH 2, 1883
STITES & HUTTING.
EdUers U PraprleUr.
K r. XlTHSti, ImI Kdtter.
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Alaunay atrntluu.
BMURTTRS TSUIM.
KH' ROMFH.
A LB AN V KXI'RKSS Denarte at
KKEItillT TRAINS Jj
MAIL TRAIN oj
SOCRS tuvni.
MAIL TRAIN ftseortt
FRKIOUT TRAIN .
ALU A.N V &X Pit K3S Arrive, at .
!.: A. M
0:00 A. M.
11:46 A. M
1 i.Otk P. M
11:46 A. M.
106 I M.
5:30 I'. M.
.... P. M.
All Tralea dallr. except semdav.
N'oticu. On and after this date regular
tickets will be sold at our ticket office for
following peioUon Columbia river: Upper
tscades, Deiles, Umatilla, Wailula,
Walla Walla ami Alnaworth.
Wruu R Ru b,
Freight and Ticket Agent
O.AC.KK. Co.
Albany. June 18th. 188'.
HERE'S A COOP CHANCE.
Any oue sending us five new yearly
subscribers, and the oaih la advance at
the rate of ti&e a year, will receive the
Drxocrat one year free, or if now a aub
scrlber will be credited oao year subecrlp-
ion.
A Hold Bart-tary.
One of the boldest cases of burgUry we
have heard of occurred last Sunday after
noon in this city. It was a beautiful
afternoon and Mr Ed Zeyas and family
about four o'clock, with nearly everybody
else in the city, took a walk, locking all
their doora before they toft. On return
ing at about five they found their beck
door open with the marks ef a pick-ax in
the aide, where it had been pried open,,
and the pick on the piazza. They iname
diately investigated matters and found
that the burglar had taken f&$ in money
which he had broken open a drawer te
get, and a $30 silver watch , which be found
in Mr Zeyas' working clothes. Although
Mr Zeyse residence is neat to tlte Evan
gelical Church, with innumerable houses
all around hia, the only person who saw
any one around the house wea a girl two
or three blocks away, who noticed a man
in the yard with a dark coat and light
pants, but supposed Mr. Zeiss' -folks
were at home, and thought nothing of it,
An effort was aaade to find the daring,
cheeky scamp, bat no clue to him could
be obtained, for no one saw anyone in the
neighborhood except the girl mentioned,
and she only noticed his clothes.
List Thursday evening about uine
o'clock several of the members of Dr H
C Hill's family, three stopping with
them daring the Alliance, and Miss
Nettie Sparks, who boards with them,
were taken suddenly ill and began ve ns.
iting. Dr J L Hill was called and i mi
med iately aaw that they bad all been
poisoned by something which they
had eaten. Two of the persons came
very near dying, and it was only by
considerable work tiiat they were
brought oat It was ascertained that
those who bad eaten some cabbage,
(California cabbage; were affected,
while the rest were not, and there was
nothing else on the table which could
have caused it It is thought tha.
paris green had been put on the vege
tables to kill bugs, etc:, as is a common
practice with many of the Spaniards
particularly around Kan Francieco,and
it had worked itself into the body of
the cabbage. Dr Hill intends making
an analysis of the cabbage and find out
for certain.
Since the above was set up Dr. Hill
made a thorough analysis of the cab
bage, and found that It contained arsea
fc in considerable quantities, which no
donbt came from the use of Paris green.
The family ef Michael Peyser, were
also taken sick on Wednesday from
eating cabbages imported from Call for
nia.
aeaeated.
Wdx Ballard, aged 27, an married,
with a cloth around his head and no
coat on bis back, crossed the ferry
Monday evening from Beaton county,
end entered Albany. He acted insane
ly, and so was captured and taken care
of ever night Tuesday morning he was
examined and found ef unsound mind,
and at noon was taken to Etst Portland
by Sheriff Humphrey. This is Wm's
second offense, ne having been released
from the asylum last December. He is
evidently the victim of an abase which
is filling our insaue asylum, and while
there are seversl sparks of intelligence
left in bis brain, ne is most terribly
weak, intellectually and physieially,
and probably will receive the treatment
he needs uud -r the excellent care of Dr.
Rafferty.
Ie Hex Max.
The skull of Peo Mex Mox, we will
call him, for short no longer bleaches
on the plains of Eastern Oregon. While
on his recent excursion up the Colum
bia Jas Foster, Jr., captured the skull of
an Indian who four or five years ago
was assisting his red brethren in mak
ing a descent oi Pendleton, so it is
claimed in order to put importance to
it, brought it to this city and Saturday
sent it to his brother, Ge Fester, at
Princeton Col leg-, New Jersey. The.'e
will he a rattling of dry bones some
time when that Indian attempts ioget
himself together. It would no doubt
be a matter of great pleasure to Peo
Mox Mox could he look out ef those hol
low cavities of bh and see College pro
fessors ant student staring at his, in
some respects, well developed cranium.
Blae RJbbea Clnb.
The regular meeting of this club will be
hold this (Friday) evening when a mis
cellaneous program will be rendered,
which we are unable to give at the pres
ent time. The regular election of officers
takes place. We are requested to urge
upon the members the necessity of being
presseat and helping to make the meet
ing a feueceas.
1 I
I Jo nut
lie!
HOME AND ABROAD.
K M F reach, jeweler,
Ulue Ribbon Club to-night
Seed wheat $1.90, at Isont, Laming
Cos.
Tobacco less than ooat at Nolan's Cash
Store.
Wa ahaks with our new Postmaster, Mr
John Irving.
Hinh School Muic Uader fur sale at
langdon & Co's.
Remnants of all hinds nearly half price at
Nolan's Cash Store.
DrK H Johnson furnuhes his patrons
medicine without extra expanse.
Now is the time to plant spriug adver
tisements in the Dkmovrat.
IS head ef good driving horses for sale
cheap at Ubenon, by L. 0. Balaton.
J G Pillsbury has been appointed Keoeiver
at Oregon City in place Dr J W Watts.
Dr. G. Willis Pries, dentist, office in Odd
Fellow's Temple, over ijuigdon s Drugstore.
Rubber boots, Arctics, overshoes, ulsters
and overcoats, leas than cost at Nolan s ( ash
Store.
The Circuit Court meets one week from
next Monday. The calendar will be very
small.
Mens clothing, furnishing goods, boots,
shoes, hats and caps leas than cost at Nolan's
Cash Store.
Meat 20 cento per pound. We are vege
tarians about now. Subscribe tor the
Democrat.
Roller skating for ladies Saturday after
noon, a good chance for those to learn who
wish to skate.
The Civil Engineer far the Covernmeat
works oa the Pacific Coast .was in the city
ever Sunday.
At cost, staple and fanes dry goods, dress
goods, cloaks, corsets and fancy goods at
Nolan's Cash Store.
Spring, gentle spring, the time of the
season when young men's fancies turn to
thoughts of love, has come.
Ladies of the Congregational Church will
give a sociable Tuesday evening, March 13.
Farther particulars next weak.
On oar outside will be found a han Assess
illustration of the great telescope at Roches-
tor, N. Y., with the observatory
When you wish to subscribe for
Su Francisoo nepers don't forget to
your orders with Frank Kenton at the Post
Office.
Revs Floyd, Doty and Whitney are hold
ing a series of meetings at the M K Church
with a view of estabtirbing a Christian
Church here.
Riding ia the Metoalf cart is as much a
pleasure in passing over rough reads as on
level ground. We took a spin and can
roach for it, -Garden
seeds, onion sets, etc., at Hoffman
A Joseph's, now is the time to begin garden
work and II A J are the one s to bay
your seeds of.
Here we are with the J I Case Racine
Chilled Plows with genuine osst steel shares
Also the Triumph aad Heosier drills, seeders
and cultivators at Peters A Wain's.
The following music has been lost by toe
Ladies Cornet Band ; first alto, second
tenor, baratone. A favor will be conferred
if the finder will leave the same at the store
of Moateith A Seitoahach.
Anvooe sendinc SI 50 to this office will
receive a gross of "Acme" pens, adjustable
to any bolder ; juill acting with fountain
qualities. This is the cost price of them.
Considerable petit thieving has been going
on lately. We hear of one who lost a eoaple
good blankets from a line and another two
sets ef flannel anderwesr. Watch your
lines.
Thos Holmaa, of Salem, ha received a
patent for a screen cleaning device ; J D
Hurst, of Salem, far a bolting reel ; K Hut-
son and K Squires, of Salem, for a driving
cart
A meeting of the Una County Temper
aaee Alliance was held last Friday, whei
Dr G W Gray was elected President and T
P Hackleman, Secretary, for the ensuing
year.
Peters A Blain nave just received
invoice of pocket cuttlery, which they fully
guarantee to be the best made. They
what they say. Every knife guaranteed as
represented.
Last year J L Kendall, of Shedd dried
15.393 lbs. of aoDoles : J L Galloway, of
w lit
Benton county, 10,000 lbs ; and J H Harper,
of Polk county, 11,000 lbs. They brought
from 8 to 10 cents.
The H A L Co, had their first drill last
Tuesday evening, and there can be no doubt
from the speed which they made on that oc
casion that they will take the first premium
at the State contest at Salem in June.
There will be an Oyster Sapper and Soci
able on Tneaday evening March 13th, at the
room formerly known as the Granger Store.
It will be under the management . of the
ladies ef the First Presbyterian Church.
"He stood dumb like a lamb before the
slaughter," was said of a member of the
Common Council who was accused last
Tuesday evening of a falsehood in his report
as a committeeman. He bad nothing to
say.
Mrs E D Sloan has the sole right to teaeh
the Eureka or Rinker system of cutting in
Albany and vicinity. All those wishing to
learn a first class system of dress cutting
and fitting should avail themselves of this
opportunity.
Last Friday Mr Chambers, of Knox Butte,
who was the first County Clerk of Linn
county, caught the fore finger of bis left
hand in a cutting box aad jam bed it so
badly that he came te this city, when Dr
Hill, amputated it, between the second and
third joints.
Graham A Son, tailors, nave just received
a splendid line ef suitings for spring wear,)
which have never been excelled in this city.
The designs both for coats and vests and for
pants are varied and first-class, some of
them being very pretty. Call early and ex
amine them.
A man with a string of fish came into the
city a few days ago. A friend accosted him :
"Did you get any trout" "Yea, I have a
Hue one," he answered without thinking of
the game law." "Well, you are liable to
have to pay for it if you don't look out."
He looked out
Dr O'Toole has sdt an exa uple in the
manner In which he has fixed the front of
his block which might well be emulated by
the owner of property all along First street
It is very attractive, and the Doctor is en
titled to much praise for its fine appearance.
0a the 22nd inat., the good citizens of
Sweet Home celebrated Washington's birth
day by having a dance at Donaca's Halt
We are informed that it was a most orderly,
pleasant affair. Mr Donaca and Win Mc
Kiuoiu deserve much credit for the manner
in which the dance was conducted.
Last Monday Dr Hill amputated the first
finger oa the left hand of Mr D Hogans two
year old son, el Halsey. It was cut off close
to the hand, which was made neoesai
probahly (rem some scrofulous diss ass ef
the flnjrer, although the boy stuck a sliver
in it once, which it was claimed affected it
considerably,
Last Monday night some depraved villaiin
ffeotod aa entrance into the residence ef
Mr John Haiti more in the eastern part of
the city, while he was absent la the coun
try, and 11040 a bran new rait of elethss,
which cost 923, a 99 pair of boots, a satchel
and sev era! other articles. He left no track s
and forgot to drop his card, so this was a
complete less to Mr.K.
Last Monday Mr S Deokard sold a large
boras for 9175, we understand to Mr, F ra
ster, of fortland. .Mr F. takes many of the
horess which he purchases to San Fran else
where they command a high prion hi tho
dray age business, suoh a horse bringing
from 9250 to 9300.
The cart for which Mr Lmit Miller has
srecured the right is called the Metoalf cart,
California institution. He has the State
right snd will sell the county right for the
different counties in the Sttto. The eart Is
one of the best manufactured and is just
suited to oar roads, having double acting
springs, and other advantages which can
better be understood by examination.
Hon F E Hodgkiu. Secretary of the State
Firemen's Association, was in the city Man-
day, on business connected with the contest
wUl take place at Salem, oa the 10th of
June, aad there will be contests bet woes
all kinds of oompintet. The convention
will he held on the 13th, to which three
delegates should be sleeted from ail volunteer
a pan tee. The State pioneer association
will be held oa the same day.
A Portland man was praying during the
Alliance when a child set up a terrirle yell-
e mm a a a
ing. lee minister was beard to speak or a
"crying nuisance," which brought a grin to
the face ef nearly every one ia the room.
At about the same time some one asked as
why the aforesaid nuisance was Ilka a good
resolution. Wo always give conundrums
up. "Because," he said, "it ought te be
carried out " Like moat resolatioae it was
not carried out.
Mr P H Raymond retired from the Post
Office in this city last Wednesday evening,
after having been Postmaster ton years, and
unacted with the office fourteen years.
Mr Raymond has tanked among tho best
Potftsnasters of Oregon, hie aoeoants with
the government have never boon questioned.
and he has obtained a reputation as aa ae
onomodating genial gentleman aad past
ister. We wish him seconss ia whatever
field be may eater.
Again we nail attention to the
mooting at the Court House next Monday
evening, it ia urged open everybody who
is a legal voter at ouch meetings, saea aad
women, to be present aad act hi the matter.
There is no doubt that we waat a now school
house, nor that a majority ef ear citiseas are
in favor ef one, so that it is to he hewed that
we will not lone the opportunity ef voting one
on account of tho deeintereet ef our mwsana.
If there is each s thing he oa hand aad do
aa act which will be of great benefit to as.
"The contract tho contract, ' a farmer
ejaculated, "I propose to stand by tho writ
ten contract'' It seems that one of our
mied citizens, whose eyes sea only
which will benefit htweelf. had made a
tract with the said farmer for 1200 bushels
of wheat to be delivered at Iobaaoa by the
first of June. Our M. M. wanted it now at
the farmers barn, delivered out ia quanti
ties of 20 bushels up, but the farmer refused
to submit to it "It was not ia the con
tract." As the M. M. was being offend
91.23 per bushel, he was terribly fidgety
over the matter.
The Xor(A Amgrkam AVeicie for March
opens with an article on "Money ja Esse
MS," by Henry George. Robert S. Taylor
writes of the "Subjugation of the Mississip
pi." Moncare D Conway contributes a very
striking study of Gladstone as a man aad a
ateamaa. Hon George W Julian's "Rail
way Influence to the Uud Office" is good.
Richard A Proctor writes of tho "Pyramid
ef Cheeps ;" there is a syaa postern en "Ed
ucational Needs, " by Prof G Stanley Hall.
Prof Felix Adler, President Thomas Heater,
aad Dr Mary Putman Jacobi. Published at
90 Ufayette Place, New York, snd for
sale by booksellers generally.
SOCIAL AND F1
Walter Terrell returned
380IAL
from San Fran-
cisoo last Monday.
W A Robb, of Oak ville ssade ns a friendly
call last Saturday.
Mr Earn Poppletoo, of Independence, was
in the city Tcesday.
C Herbert Nash was in toe city Tuesday,
on his way to Corral lis.
Wm McKinnoo, of Sweet Home, was in
the city the first of the week.
H C Clement and family are now located
at New Tacoma. May success attend them
n their new borne.
Mrs Dr W MeCeiley, of Goldendale,
a sister of Mr N J Hen ton ia stopping with
her brother, in this city.
Rev D T Stanley and wife, of Monmouth,
accompanied by Musi Percival of that place
gave ns a passing call last week.
Horace Robb left for Portland Monday,
having secured a position with Westing
house A Co, ia their agricultural works in
that city.
H A Johnson and Geo P Litchfield of
Salem were in the city last week attending
the Alliance and fell in upon ns while here-
"Jim Westfail. wss in Albany again
Tneaday, and said he had contracted with
the O. P. for 1000 men within a short time.
Prof McKlroy is new in this county work
ing up the forthcoming Teacher's Institute
to commence st Independence on March
28th ioat.
J oh a Collins, returned to Albany last
Saturday after an absence of several years,
and left Monday for Portland. He saw the
famous Sullivan Ryan fight, and has many
incidents to relate.
Mr Frank E Hedgkin, Assistant Secretary
of State, paid ear city a flying visit last
Monday night on the express and returned
to Salem next morning, Frank must think
this is an "off" year as he did not call.
We received n call yesterday from Mr J B
rryrear, oi lurners. About a month ago
Mr F. returned from a three months trip to
Illinois and other States. Hs came back by
way of the Southern Pacific, and was glad to
get back to Oregon after experiencing a
taste of an Illinois winter, Illinois people
are as ignorant of Oregon as everybody else
in the east
A. O. U. W. SOCIAL,
There was a large attendance at the social
given by the A. O. U. W. T. on Thursday
night of but week at Y. P. C. A. hall, and
those present seem to enjoy themselves, aad
particularly the excellent sapper, set for
these in attendance. Hon J K Weather
ford delivered an able address snd toasts
were responded to on various subjects by
Hon R 8 Strahan, D R N Blackburn, L H
Montanye, H H Hewitt and T J Stites.
Chess is being played some in Albany, but
not as much as the game merits. We sug
gest the organization of a club.
Parmer gay About vYaeal
D D Hackleman, el Albany shows as
fair samele which seems to be alive aad
growing. Ha thinks hie crop is ail right
Jesse Met i hoe, of Tangent, laid a fair
PPM an oar table which Is at dead ai a
"door sail." Us thinks his is nearly all
killed. WUl mow.
David Bilysav of SantUm, says wheat Is
all killed. Farmers blue.
Dr G F Crawford, of Center, says wheat
is badly injured.
Wm MoKloaon, of Sweet Hume, wheat
all killed,
G Fnrrish, of Brownsville, wheat nearly
all killed.
C O Burkhart, of Albany, wheat ruined.
l-osnjto lion county 1,000,000.
John Morgan, of ahedd't, will hate to re.
sow about one third of his fall sowia.
John Nichols, ef Center, wheat gone a p.
C T Ingram, el Center, all gene.
I D Miller, ef Millers, almost total loss.
0 P Adams, of Miller's, will have to re
sew all but a few. sores.
James Audoway, ef Albany, wheat aearly
a'l killed.
Mr Donaca, entire loss.
Jeha J Davis, of Tangent early and late
sewing wiU make a good crop. Nevenil-r
sowing all killed.
V M Riaahart of Shedd'a, all killed.
Cooper Turner, of Albany, one green stalk
te the acre loft Total lota,
Jas Marks, of Lebanon, will have to re-
about a hand rod acres.
Wm Barrows, of Hkodd's, about ball killed,
ill reeow only about 0 seres.
E A Irvine, of Lebanon, will have to re
eow all but about fifteen acres
Geo Cliee, of Albany, will ptwhably have
te reeow all, altnougn it does not look as
had as at first
W M Ketoham. of Albany, wheat aad
WUl loos. Am reeow ing. Kxaeet to
raise more wheat than if we had no freeae.
Jas Pielayson, of Albany, wheat all
killed. Will have to reeow or we will have
no wheat.
H D Burkhart. Wheat injured seme.
bet think it will com out ail right. Odeooa
wheat not injured.
Rufus Thompson, Soap Creek, my wheat
injured some. Think it will make a fair
crop, wui reeow 4 or I
Feb. 27th, imX
Preeeat Mayor, Itooardor, Marshal and
Aids. lUackburn, Hoffman, Woodia, Men.
teith aad Brush.
On motion the Marshal was ordered to
notify the owner ef the wood along the
south side of Eighth street, between Broad-
hia aad Ferry to remove a snaleioBt amount
to allow paaaage way for
On motion of Boftasai
Wealth and Police was instructed to exam
toe the ditch and street aleag the oast side
ef Brondalbin frees Second to Water and re
port tho condition ef the name aad what was
aesdaii to bo dune.
The Marshal was ordered to pet hi a six
foot side walk at the junction ef Ferry aad
i t . i . M . a
r.teraoui ptreets ; aiso oruereu te remove
tho dirt near Benders A Sternberg's build
tag aad place it over the sewer north of
Water etreet ; also to notify property own
era oa First street to gravel where nunsosstj
and the water company to gravel where it
bad opened the street, and the Marshal hao
the eqaares graded where needed
nilXS AI.LOWKK.
N J Heotott, $0 70 ; 0 Meyer. 94 ; R D
Murray, 93 73 ; Pat Udy. 91 . eoato ve
Kit-hards 912 10 ; G W Barkhsrt, 911 AO
F k Westfail, 92 fiO ; B B Davidson. 9
N J Heatoa, freight 916 ; Springfield nulla.
lumber, 9&9 1 ; June Jonas, nightwatch
ami engineer, $7o
- aarsauxn.
John Briggs, P 73 ; wood and sawing for
Engine Co. No. I. $9 : ; W Burkhart,
911 25 : N J Heatoa. 95 L H Mootaaye,
910 ; F M Westfail. 91 SO.
' I II KajrriOBMM
Always a stotlatay
It la always a holiday at J. GradwohPs.
Ilia Mock Is about the sense the year
round, nod is something people always
want. He baa the blggent stock of baby
carriages In the state out-klo of Portland,
and baa express wagon, etc., in abun
dance. And for older people Is the beat French
china hi the city, proeebxln, atone and
earthen ware. Hie aioek of stiver Dialed
ware is being greatly admired and deeerv
edfy so, for It la uncommonly fine. The
liandaopjaat kinds of vases are found here
of the latest designs. Take Mr Grad
wohPs stock altoaatber and here hi not a
bettor selected one, with a view to the use
ful and ornamental, in Linn county. Do
not purchase before ceiling on him.
Miss Emma hehubert lately from the
as purchased the millinery estab
lish mem of Mrs Martin opposite the
Revere House and In about ten daya will
receive a large and well selected stock of
goods which will be offered to the dtlxens
of Albany and surrounding country on
moat reasonable terms. Call and aea her
before purcbaai ng else where.
ahseJeul Most sty.
Last Wednesday evening those interested
in music met at the Y. P. C. A. Hail aad
organised temporarily a musical society,
which it is proposed te make permanent aad
an ornament to the city. Prof. Robb, Dr O
W Crey and Mrs. E W Ltngdou were ap
pointed a committee on constitution, snd
Mrs Lsngdon musical conductor. A meet
ing will be held next Wednesday evening,
when a permanent organization will be form
ed. Persons having copies ef the High
School Muaio Loader are requested to hring
them at the that time.
Mlltlaery.
Miss Ma ttie Allison still conducts the
millinery business, and new announces to
the public that she has on hand a full sup
ply of all kinds of trimmed hats and s full
lias ef goods which she is selling st remark
ably low prices for cash. It will astonish
purchasers to see the bargains offered. She
positively sells for cash only. Don't ask for
credit,
A,etler aVIat.
The renewing tithe list of letters reinaljing
in the Post Omci. Albany, Linn eounty, Ore
gon, March l, ist8. Persons ealllng lor these
letters must give the date oa wUlou they w r
advertised.
Carnes, Fannie DevU, N
Erven, David Karrler, Marietta
aUterd, Lewis Jurt, L
Levegue, Mm Frsnk Neer, Mrs Hrh J
Taylor, Samuel Kshor, Peter
Westgste, Laevl U
J. M. IRVING, V. M.
Proof Everywhere.
If any Invalid or sick person baa the
least doubt of the power and efficacy of
Hop Bittern to core them, they can find
eases exactly like their own, in their own
neighborhood, with proof positive that
they can be easily and permanently cured
at a trifling cost or ask your druggist or
physician,
ffffATC TKMPRAAMCK ALLIAXtft.
Tit una day Arraaifooa skssiok.
After prayer by Rev. Irvine and repot
of the committee on credentials, a vote
wan taken on the next place for the meet
Ing of the Alliance, and resulted in the
choice of Portland.
The following neaJotlouN were adopted
unanimously i
Resolved, That we reprobate Use bra
mii effrontery of the liquor d osiers an J
speculators In urging before Congrats an
eatenslon of time In which to pay the tan
oa whisky in bonded warehoutoNAmount
Ing In the anarevate to the Immense sum
of 9W,000,wo that wo condemn the
course of the membsrs of the United
btetes Senate, including the two members
us our own mate, woo nave voted ror the
pe snags of tho iniquitous measure ; and
that wa enter oar Mr nest molest sulast
the enactment of the pending hill Into law,
and further that the above action be com
municated by our Correspond Ins Hoc ro
ts ry to our members from Oregon.
Ala the following which were voted on
separately i
1, Reeelved. That aa mi alliance we rat-.
ognbat divine bloeahtg lu the tacaiure of
oss wemn uaa atiantlsa our nfTi.t Im
the past year, and wa feel snonursged to
proaeouie our labors tor ttie time to come
with renewed energy and xeel.
A Iteeolvod. That we have an abldlnn
faith In constitutional nrahlldtiiin an a iL
feotery legal rcaedy for the evil of In
temperance and we are determined La
flgbt the battle on this lino to a su.-ooWui
S ' M f. ... i. .ii. .
wm, mv w unarm j tenner
the thanks ef this alliance to the members
of the last Legislature for the paeke of
the old to submit the Prohlnltten sinend
rasnt to the decision of tho people.
4. Reeoived. That we laorMBlM tUm
influence of the temuommm woman of t-itir
Mate In helping forward the temperance
ww, anu wo ueaniiy commend to their
fhvorable attention tina nnmv.ii., oi
the Woman's Christian Tamnnrarmnualoa
6. Reeoived. That thta aiiu..,. Ha.
beard with pleasure of ilia lniand,wi vtait
of Jd.es Frances K. Wlllard. Praal.lant f
the Woman National Christian Troin-er-
Unlon. and that tho uamlara br.r
will give bar all the aaeiatanoo in their
power.
The report of the finance committee was
read and adopted.
The following resolutions were paased:
Resolved. Thst we una unon the aiiau.
lion of the teen pe ranee people the tin par
ol eneeunsT country oruanlxntloua
throughout the Mtatn. whlrh shall
ac". as
alliances subordinate to this body.
Resolved. That It le the sasasst' ran uaat
of this body that this Kxoouuve Commit
tee appoint Dr J W Watts as .State lecturer
during the ens a Ing year.
It was vote! to pey the Secretary fja
After a song by Mrs Coon, a resolution
wee peeaied endorsing the eatebllsbmeal U
the home for orphans at The Dalles, upon
wniob remarks were made by Mr Islsod.
avaatno eaaaion.
After devotional exercises en I oliwr
uiisceilaoeouo nualaosw at? addreas was
delivered by Rev 8 1 Miller, of Scio.
Duet by J D Robb and Mrs A Mtelger.
Addreeeee by Rev K H Ferny, ef 'Port
land, atrs Llnwaoo, of the name place,
also Mrs II K Mlaee. F M Itohnrtaon and
Uvl Iceland, were listened to, interspersed
' -
wUbeawoyrovMreKWLangdon, music
by the Unites Cornet Rand end singing
by tbo ebeir.
A collection wee taken up amounting to
about 90, and pledgee rrow, M iotloe and
a as s s e .
inuiviuoute ninooniing to 377,36, war
received. e
raiaav mohm..
It was vctod net te print tbo minutes of
the alliance in pamphlet form.
ltenolalteoe tiMn the daa'h of K W
Ryan, once Preidi of the A 1 llama, wore
mad.
The following resolution was passed
Reeoived, Thai we urge the v arums
miMpcrnoea) acadetien end mimter d lte
Mtete te take up for careful dteBusamu n
various resolutions adopted by this alli
ance, and lo tela way advanoo the luur
oata of eur oommoo cause.
Iteeolutteas were paused tbanhlag the
President, Dr J W Watte, the members of
the executive committee, the offices cT
Linn county for furnishing the Court
House to meet lo, the railroad and steam-
pantos, the citizens of Albany,
mittee on music, ete.
Numerous bill ware presented.
Voted that the Kxeeulive Committee be
required to extend aa Invitation, by moans
of circulars, to all chore hen and tern per -anoe
bodies te send delegates to the neat
ef the Alliance at Portland and
committee be appointed previous
to the next mooting to prepare an order of
exercise.
The President made a abort add re s and
the Alliance closed with prayer by D T
Stanley, of Monmouth, j
Teaapetrsusoo Haas itoetlna.
Friday night a general temperance
meeting was held at the Court House,
which waa filled with aa enthusiastic
audience, many of the delogatee to the
Skate Convention having remained to ai
etet In making K a eocenes. The meeting
waa called to order by Rev, 8. O. Irvine,
and Dr. O. W. dray was elected Chair
man. The following program was well
carried out :
Prayer by Rev. Doty.
Muaio by Ladies Cornet Rand.
Address D. T. Stanley. President of
Monmouth College.
Song 'The Battle Soog."
Addrees-vRev Craven.
Seng-" Well Stand the Storm."
Addreas Rev J T Floyd, of Monmouth
College.
Music by Band "Comic Medley."
Addreas Rev J W Whitney ,of Rugene.
Song "Farwell to Wbiakey."
Addreas Rev F M Robertson.
Song by club.
Address Rev Doty, ef Sclo.
Song by clnb.
Address-Mr Leland.
Wa see In the "New York Spirit of tbe
Times" mention of the cure of Mr George
Drake, 4 Fifth street, Indianapolis, Ind.,
of a severe case of water rheumatism, by
the use of St Jacobs Oil. "Cincinnati Kn
qulrer."
e
Gray hair often cause sunoyanoe, which
Parker's Hair Balsam prevents by restor
log tbe youthful color.
w. c.'t. E
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will meet on Saturday, March 3rd, at three
e'cloek, p. m., in Y. P. C. A. hall to tran
sact important business. All members of
the society aro expected to be present.
Mrs. L. K. Bi.ais,
Mrs. K. G. Johnson, Pres.
Seo.
Nntare's owa True Laxative.
As sgreeable to the taste as tbe fruit
from wbioh It is made, prompt and pain
leas in Its action en the liver and bowels,
the great remedy Syrup of Figs is selling
rapidly and giving satisfaction to all.
Children ory for it on account of Its pleas
ant taste, and grown people are beginning
to use it exclusively, ee It leavea them
teeliog better than any other remedy.
Foakay ot Mason, have been appointed
agent for Albany.
For Hale.
A half interest in the Albany Soda Works
and Grocery Store of Hoffman & Joseph,
for particulars inquire at the store.
jaeer Moloas
We are Aseusatlve people. An Infer
noe by a aw earner that Oregonians
are at all Inferior to tho people he left
bohlad It very Justly received with re
sen I moot. Tble was unite noticeable
during the temperance meeting last
Weak, no rue one intimated that wa
were "Country Jakes, "and Mr. Leland
went far him without gloves. Another
gentleman appeared astonished at our
having beautiful woman here and
talked with a superior air, and he re
ceived a rebuke from the lime witty
gentleman which he will not soon for
get. Kasteru people must have curious
aotioas of Oregon, and mm of them
seem to tnlnk we have ho advantages,
and when they g jt hare begin In a style
which shows their own awkward ncs and
lack of refinement, to express surprise
at our knowing any thing, and that we
have graduates of colleges, Jto. right In
aur midst We suppose many are like
the Easter a school teacher who wrote
here to knew If there were any schools
to be taught or churches to attend, or
another who wanted to take ap land
within five or six miles of the -State
Capital ; or the one wondered If Albany
people were not terribly frightened du
ring the Modoc war. And even now
aeme Inquire if there Is nny danger te
be apprehended In this ttf from the
Indians. Verily Kasteru people should
be ashamed ef themselves .fr the
knowledge they display In lelereuoe to
aaeaf their hltate as ellliacd aa any
In the l alou.
Sertb ttrewaavtllo Scbeel R-'P rt.
Por term beginning JvpimuVr llth,
lS8i : Average dally attendeaoe for Sep
tember, 49 -0 ; October, 71 S-ll ; Novem
ber, 77 15-22 ; December, 7H 1-& ; January,
so 12-23 ; February, 78 IS 22 ; average
daily attendance for the term, 73 20U9.
Term opened with 28 ; number of girls
enrolled daring term, ft.'i ; a u tuber of
beys enrolled during term, to -, whole
number enrolled daring U rm, 111 ; num
ber of days absence, 137 ; number of
v lasts by County School Mupt. 2 ; number
visits by School Hoard :-J D Arthurs, 5 ;
lomse Kay, fit D H Put man, 2 ; R N
Tbompoon, 1 Total, It; number of visit
by other feruone, about .JO ; average
oothly salary to two tea dier, 91120
Janitors ex peases, 0.
'l it,' b..i ha twvstealellaa s writing
union, alee a literary society. Premiums
awarded by the ecbool lor meat Imprev-
ment la Penmanship to Kdward Shay,
Robert Putman and Lincoln Kirk. Pram
turn awarded y the writing union to
Rerton Wltleon.
The teachers take this method of ex
pressing their spprectetten of the interest
man I looted by the student and the
hearty co-operation ef the pitron and
ether cittesns in general.
J. B. HaitT.it,
Principal.
A good Rapt 1st atergvmsn of Bergen,
Y., a strong temperance man, su tiered
with kidney trouble, neuralgia, and dlxxl-
n.-vss aliuoat to bllndneam, over two years
after he uaa told that Hop Hittors would
cure him, because he was afraid of aud
prejudiced against "Rtttern.'' Since bis
cure be save none need fear but trust in
Hop lters.
tSI tL M MOO I. WIlfcT I C
Nsioo I hereby given U. the !o,;al voters
of Mcbool District No. 5. of linn eounty,
Oregon, that the annual M-hool mooting
for nald district, will be bold at tbo Court
1 louse In Albany, Oregon, te begin at the
hour of 7:'W o'clock p. m., on the first
Monday, being the Uh day of March, A. D-
ISH3. This mooting is called for the pur
pose of taking ntepn for selling or dispoa-
Insr of such property beloneina to the
District as may deemed advisable.
Also for the purpose of levying a tea for
the support ot the public wchooie of said
district for the ensuing year. And for
ereotiag a new school bouse In said district
aad for purchasing suitable grounds,
therefor, aad for the transaction of bus!
s usual at such meeting. By order of
the Board of Directors.
Dated this 12ih day of February, 183.
J. H. lit axil anr,
Clerk.
M wool ntniM.
Notice Is hereby given to tbe legal voters
of School District, No. &, Linn county
Oregon that the annual eebeot meeting for
said District will be held at the Central
school house ia said district te begin at
tbe hour of two o'clock on tbe second
Mondny being the the 12th day of March,
1883. This meeting Is called for the pur
pose of e.ectlua one director to serve tbe
ensuing two years te All the vaeaacy oc
casioned by director E F Sox moving out
of the district, and one director te aerve
sold district for three years, and for the
election of a clerk to nerve one year,
J. H. BcajcsiaBT,
District Clerk. -
Albany, Feb. 20th, 1883.
BtoeahaMer s Meetlax
Tflere wiU be a meeting of the Stockhold
ers of Linn County Agricultural Association
oeiSaturlav. March 17th. 1883 at 1 o'clock
P M at the office of J- H Foster k Co
Business of importance. All are requested
to attend.
P. W Stock.
R. A. Fostkh, Presidout.
Secretory.
Mew Ueeda.
First of tho scaaon, ory gooi, groceries,
hardware, boots, shoes, hats and general
new buouvIv. all of which will de sold for
i v
cosh or produce at lowest prioer.
A. B. McIlwain
Waa led
Purchasers for the long lists of farms,
atock ranches, snd garden lands, we have
for eale. We are offering some good bar-
mtir.a. Send for lists. Money to loan on
w w
ong time.
Bit rk ii art Bros.
- Free ef
All poraou suffering from oongh8,eolds
asthma, bronchitis, loas ef voice or any
affection of tho throat and lungs, are re
quested to call at Fnsksy a Mason's Drug
Store and get a trial bottle of Dr. King's
New Discovery for consumption, fiee of
charge, which will convince them of its
wonderful merits and shsw what a regular
dollar-slse bottle will do. Call early.
All -ladies who may be troubled with
nervous prostration, who suffer from or-
iraniodisplacement : who have a sense of
weariness and a feeling of lassitude ; who
are languid in the morning ; in whom
the appetite for food is capricious and
sleep at proper hours uncertain, should
have recourse te Mrs Plnkham's Vege
table Compound.
8EED WHEAT.
Last Tuesday Cipt K J La nning, of tho
firm of loom, leaning A Co., visited
Portland, and made arrangement tor
obtaining all the seed wheat needed in
Linn county. Already two ear loads
nave arrived and the wheat can be ob
tained at the mills of loom, Ianning A
Co. In this city for 91.30 per bushel or
the Kinney kw beat for $1 Ih just what It
cost to get R here, the Railroad Company
having very generously agreed to con
vey It tor nothing. Mr Lsnnlng was
able to make (bene splendid arrangements
through the aseiateuce of Sibeon, Church
A Co. of Portland, who generously let
him haye two car loads at once, at coot,
and further made arrangements for get
ting wheat from California, so that is. will
cost only $l.2i per bushel, the transpor
tation company charging only what It
actually coat to handle it, about & cents a
buebel. All that loom, 1 canning Co.
ask Is oash or good security for the w beat,
getting nothing for tbofr trouble, but the
satisfaction of aaslatlug those who have
met with a misfortune . Their enterprise,
ae well as the geiiroeiiy of 81 boon,
Church A Co. cannot be lo hlgnly com
mended. Remember then that you oan ge . all
the si;ed whaat you want at the mills of
(moid. Laouing A Co. for .'t per bushel.
I oris Sana's
Uucle Ham lettes carriers are a hard.
working set of men, and aro liable to
contract rheumatiam because of the
constant cximsure to which they arc
subjected. Calling at the post-jfTice the
reorter ha I a pleasant conversation
with Mr. J. H. Mat tern, one of the inoet
popular aud clever letter-carriers in
ludlanapolta. Mr. Mat ern said that
while in tne army during the mvil war,
lie sprained oue of hi ankles, wltieh
was always wcrseluthe spring daring
the period of therspid changes iu the
weather. Ve did notfiud much relief
from the several remediee be applied
But two years ago he hit upon St. Ja.
rob Oil. and experienced wonUr'ul
relief from lie use. kteversl applica
tions of the Croat Crman Remedy re
lieved him entirely. The n porter talk-
ed with others among (he letter carriers
and found that the Great German Rem
edy wa popular in the potoice. Tney
use It for sore feet, rheumatism, etc.
and praise It highly. ImtUani4i (I ml.)
isee Aeres et Laai few Sale.
One farm ( 300 aoree vary oVairab 1
One farm of 135 acres.
Uoc farm of 4'2 mere-. Thcte are all near
school houtea.
One tract of I '.. scree of rJd
laud.
One tract of SO scree.
One tract of 70 acres.
One tract of 133 awes.
and other small
tracts. W ill toll in lots to soit purchasers.
Will trsde tor olin-r nrenortv. Call at thta
m -
PUBLIC AUCTION.
ta haraha u 1 ran that ha arilir of
the Board of Directors of the Grange 1'alon
Albany, the undorsigbed will, on Friday
the 23rd day of March. LS, at the hour of
one o'clock, p. m., of aaed day, at the Court
House door In the city of Albany, Linn
county, Oregoa, aeil at public auction to
the highest hidden for caah In hand, oil
the netcarscoourits claims and demands of
hataoever hind end all judgment owned
by end In favor of the Grange I'nion, Ai
ban . For a list of said aooeuet, urUr,
claims and Judgment, and for further
particulars inquire of tbe undersigned.
II wt G. K. Sinrao,
Pre! dent.
Notice to Stock-holders.
Capital Gobi and Sliver Mining Com
pany. iocsuioa ot principal piece oi ui
nana Salem, Oregon. There are de.inquent
upon the following clecrlbed "Lock on ac
count or aaoswament Mo. zievteu on mc isui
day of August 1882 and which became de
linquent Jan. 10, 1883 the Hcveral atnounm
sat opposite the inarao of the respective
ehare holders as follows :
r meatman s hre, anonem
ih Bin
136 IS 18
tl0.ll, it, is.
u.it. is.i7.la.Ui,
J.,t,SS,4,S.S
ai.rr.tsus.ao.
m
uu.uuo
A 11 Urll
aveso 43 so
k. o.i tt te
10 000 15 00
loo .is
400 .60
eriO .'
SUM
rroo it
100 .1
100 .14
100 .is
100 .15
100 .15
100 .1
loo .15
100 .15
lOO .15
100 .15
100 .15
i a
-- 2. so
son 7.&0
tUO .30
100 .15
SO .07
140 .15
100 15
100 .15
10.000 15.00
tSA .371
1755 2 03
175 .tt
45. 87 J G8.S1
40 .at
Co. 900 90.00
a 0 Hiii
M A Hsker
Frank Ulfasnn
17
Ueorife PeWr
E O Smith
7. lis, tat
sat,wi.t.Nrt,
S7. aw
Si
C K Wolvartoa
J B Titos
M Mid K Harris
C O Hun
L Kline
W fl WUcox
87
n
14
108
107
111
lis
S Vox
c P Hecns
sirs R A
Julian
W U Parker
8 chsnowsto
.Henry H Hetue
Henry 8
FrsasV '
T Arnaarens IM
A P Parker :
W l I ' liner 22
L N LHnrett m
Lee Wheeler 137
u W Ceaer 2e!
James T W.rllcT 247
O W Cmtud 24:
II J BouaUUMi S50
j w iiaii ayj
J W Blair ajeasa,
J C Adkfcss tSM,&
J D Tkaehelberry 327
8 O Allen S55
ot V PWetea
J G Wright, trustee 323
In accordance with law and an order o'
the Beard of Director of the Capitol (told
and Silver Mining Company of Salem,
rwegon made en the lUh day ot January,
IKJW, mo many shares ot earn parcel or
otock as may be uraeesary will be sold at
public auction at tbe office of eaid Com-
Kny, una worn a uiock, seconu at ory,
lem, Oregon on the 24th day of March,
1883, at the hour ot oue p. m., or that oay
to pay said delinquent assessment there
on together with coats of advertising and
expenses or sale.
. t . t:HATwt:a, secretary.
Ofllce Stock-holders Block, Second Story,
kjaiem Oregon.
McDONALD SIMONS. In Lebason.Feb.
S3, 1883, at the residence of J N Mc
Donald, by O W Cruson, J P., Mr. J. F.
McDonaui aad Mrs. Eli.es Simons -all
of Linn county.
REBHAM WHITE. At the residence of
H White, by lloliert ltobe, J. T. Rkbuau
aud Aurora K. Wiutk all of Linn county-
ZKNIKB BRADY. At the residence of
James Dalan hy II J C Averili, J. P., for
Browaaville, Julius Zkmer sad Miss
Maky Brauy.
HA RDM AN. On 8aturday, Feb. 2lth,
1883, in this city, MimSamuu. Haudman.
McCALLEY On Friday, Feb, 93rd, 1883,
at Portland, Dr W F McCaluy, aged
25 years.
Dr McCalley wat a brother-in-law of N J
Henton oi this city, snd- was on his way
home to Goldendale, W T., from California,
where he had been for his health, when he
grew worse and lived but a short time.
DOUGLAS On Friday, Feb. 23rd, 1SS3, at
Harrisburg, Mr Wm Dowlas, aged 16.
For particulars see Harrisburg coreapon-
t deuce
Albanr Warkrl
WbrtJt3c per bu-hd, mfcine mills,
at the war,diHt4e, 10m.
Oau, Z0
lleef on foot, ft trfe
Hay baled, s;ot,j, ,H,r teas,
1'iOse, 18 lo 20.
Butter 2i u. an ete per lb.
Kgg 25 cent per,dox.
PolaLooaoVio pT buobsrf.
Pork -7 eta per lb.
VesuV-ucpertb.
Dried Pruit sun dried apple, rtV.
" . " plums, 9c.
machine cured apples, HXej.
plums, lu. -
fJucon-jaan, 14 to lOo.
shouldem, 10 te lie.
sides. 1 5 to IlSc.
Lerd lAeper lb.
PiOur-.ViO per .bbl.
Chickens .VjO per dor.
Sugar -(ten Pranctoc C, 12c.
Mil! Peed-brsn. IV-00 par toe.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
suasgwi uti'i waeesM
le erditiarr ki.l, a
ith the ntuluusOee
t i.n..-t.hVr iwtrv kH "u ss
CtitulV.! Co. Jv4 Wll e.lX. X.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice hi herebv sriven that ike under-
M'gned baa been dyly appointed adminis
trator of the estate of Jrihann V. OeJiJoo
brans decenoed, by an nreer of too Ceenty
( ourt of Linn County, Oregon. All persona
having claims againM the estate ef send
deceased are notified and reouircd to
present t be same with the proper vouchers
within six months from the uate hereof to
the undersigned at bis reahtseme.
February I , lf&.
Unas Parana.
Administrator.
Summons.
Im tk Cirrmit Comrt qf the
StaU of Orrjom,
for tkr rouny oj Linn.
II M Stone and William
;John, PteinUtTs.
v. I
oiummem.
Jiaiea a nsHnn, Jonii w i
r . v m t
Kenton, W C Keeten, end 1
K F Keetoo, defendants. '
To W C Kecton. James T Kenton. John W
Keeton aud t. t keetoa tbe
above named.
In the name of he Mate of Oregoa.
ana esvcu or you are herebv
and required to appear ia the above en
titled Court and answer tbe complaint at
the plaintinji ia i bis suit bv the ri rat day of
tho next i eatlar term of said Court In aad
furaaid Linn eounty in eaid Stale to la
lgun and held on the 12th day ef Merck.
WbS, ear judgment will be taken efuiua!
you for want of such awawew. Yon ar
hereby notified that If van fail ta appear
and answer tbe plnintuTn coinplaiut bore
in, tbe plafnlfrTs will apply to tbe Const
for the relief demanded in "the oomphunt
io wit . That the Court order aad decree
that the description of tbe real property
contutned in the deed executed ana de
livered by the defendant W C Keetoa te
the 'lefendant-H James T Keeton end John
YV Keeton on the 7th day of May 1879, snd
also tbe doner i;tku of tbe real pronertv
contained ia the deed executed and de
livered by tbe defeudanta, JamewT Kee
ton, Jobn W Keeton aud E F Keeton as
tbe plaiiitifTa herein on the Ind day of
December Igfjfi. be corrected en ae le rvasl
a follows ia each of aakl deajta : "Ho
trinnlng at tbe south west corner ef tbe
donalioo land claim of David fa-vine aad
wife, notification No 2036 aad elates Ko
5 in Tp J2, 3 K 4, W in Linn eounty Ore
gon and running thence north along tbe
west 'ine of said claim 31 5-100 chains ;
thence Vast 31 39-100 chaine ; Usance) aouth
31 so-100 chains : thence west to the place
of beginning." instead of tbe reapective de
scriptions contained iu ssud deade aad thai
DlaJniitTsrecover judnmeat inhat tbe de
fendants for their coats and diaborsments
herein and have such other and further re
lief as f ball seem proper tc equity.
PublULed by order of R P BeeSe, Judge
of naid Court for sis consecutive weeks
which oider hears date January 2Sd,1883.
Ft. INS X i'HASBKkUIK.
Auyw for PlfTa.
R0BT. CROSBY
THE DRAYMAN.
PACKING AND MOVIHta Pf.
A MOM, organ and furniture
a apeelally. All Laulinc within
the city promptly at tended to.
Will plow s arete i
atylc.
aim
18-28.
J. J. D0RRI8,
Bridge Boiltler
AND
GENERAL CONTRACTOR,
SCIO, OREGON.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC LETTINGS SO
LICITED. Plane and specincatious
furnished on short notice.
Stock-holder's Meeting.
The annual meeting of the stock-holders
of "The Lebanon K K, Mining and Mil
ling Company' will be held on the third
Tuesday of March nest, being the 20th, of
March 1823, for tbe purpose of eld-tin
officer., and transacting other important
business, A large attendance in oesired.
hi. Elkth,
G. W. Cruson, Pi evident.
Secretary.
LOUIS CAMPEAU'S
Barber Shop.
Shaving done wHh ner tness and sharp
razors, which aro always kept in .mod
condition, aad hair out in the voy beat
style.
rHE CHEAT CURE
R-HE-UhfrATSal
a tt ia Car all the peiaftd dianMae ef tt
KIDNEYS, LIVER AUD BOWELS.
i of SiwtuaaUam
THOUSANDS
PERFECTLY CURED.
rCaBurUatoaVt.
A marvel 4 ,r,tf
I rseenf fce aSS la mi pulilio
low lat, mmi awfc4,aleaa
oa. Sot At