Knterei at the Pjst Otnao At Albany , Or
as second class mail matter.
FcUDA MARCH 21, 1881
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An Trains dallr. exccst Seadny.
Notice. On and aftar this data regular
tickets will be sold at oar ticket ofBoe for
following points on Columbia river: Upper
Oacoados, Dalles, Umatilla, Wallula,
Walla Walla and Alnsworth.
Wiia. B. Rica,
Freight and Ticket Agent
O.AG.R.B. Co,
Albany. Jane 18th. 168.
TIC CBXTBAL
Pursuant to notice by the chairmen, Ike
Democratic County Central Com salt tee of
Lion ooaaty met at the Court Hoaee last
Friday, J J Whitney in the chair. T J
Stites was elected Secretary. The fallow
lag members were present : Bast Albany,
M Milter; West Albany, J J Whitney :
reek, B B Moss; Center, John
Hclssv. T J Black : Orleans, J
White; Shedd, F A Watts; Syracuse,
Thomas AUphin.
By request of members present F M
Jack represented Brea-nsville preeia.
Walter Huston, Usrrisburg ; E Hammock.
Lebanon; F Crab roe, Santiam ; John
Corns, Waterloo. Crewfbrdsvttle, Frawik
lln Butte, Liberty, Mabel, Sweet Home
and Fox Valley ware unrepresented.
Ob mstioa it was decided unanimously
iP held bet one convention for electing
del iiiatm to the State Convention end
nominating candidate! for ooanty officers.
On motion it woo ordered that the ooan
ty convention be bold at the Court House
IB Albany est the 11th of April at 10 o'clock
A. M., and that primary meetings bo held
oa Saturday, April 5th, at 1 o'clock P. If.
Oa motion it was decided to allow pre
ciaots ooe delegate for every twenty votes
east for Hob J S Smith lor Governor, at
the electron in Jane 1883, and one addi
tional delegate for every fraction of twen
ty over ten. There being no farther busi
ness the oemmittee adjoined.
J. J. Whits sr.
T. J. STrraa, Chairman .
Secretary.
mm - e i n ,
Tea rraasaora.
Ed Broyles pleaded guilty of horse
stealing met week is (he Circuit Court
and was sentenced to one yeer in the
penitentiary. This was the smallest
seateuce ho ceu!d obtain. It w as
brought about in a email degree by a
wall written state mnt ta a beautiful
bead writtiug which was handed Judge
Boise by the prisoner. Hi' Honor re
marked to Breylee that he wrote a flae
haad. aad than ?nr him the above sen
teace. At a matter of fact it was writ
tea by Mr Jackson, a. brother prisoner.
Jackson has ohUioea quite a reputation
aa a literary genius aad while in the
jail baa read aad relished such works as
Joseph ii Gibbons Rome, Macauley's
England, etc He la well pes ed on
saariy all subjeets, historical and scien
tific, attdfxeve evidence of having seen
a great deal of the world. The principal
witness against him not appearing he
waa discharged. No doubt he obtain -ad
a a flic lent punish meat for the crime
he committed. It is to be hoped he will
mend his ways ; but ns doubt his habit
of opium smoking will continue to
prove his ruin
Jary.
In At Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for the Connie of Linn :
To tie Bon R P Boiee, Judge ofeaid Court.
We, the Grand Jary, empanneiled st
the March term ef ssid court, respectfully
ws have examined the county fail
aad Aad sli in good and aafe condition ex
cept lac inside iron work; that should be
immediately painted, that the priming
ooat a bon Id consist of red and white lead,
aad the finishing coats be white lead alone.
That we have examined the Sheriff a
office abd find al in good order, also the
County Clerk's books aad records and
find them in a very orderly condition.
That we bsvs sxsmiued the Court Room
overhead and recommend thai it bs re
paired, and Scuttle hole be locked against
hood In ma.
R C Miller, Foreman,
A HCTSISniXAB,
A H Baltimore, e
i M Wvrsaa,
Jena Casks,
J B Cost,
A Fabxow.
lu order that the preferences ef the
readers of the Democrat, Democrat nd
RaaublicaB, may be shows, each for his
own party caudldates, we offer the fol
lowing plan of polling them. Take a
postal eard end write as folic e :
FOB PRESIDENT.
A. B. First choice.
C. D. Second choice.
FOE VICE PRESIDEST.
E. F. First choice.
Q. H. Sscond choice.
And then send it to this office, as soon
possible, as the poll will be slooed on
Thursday, April 3rd. No names will
bs published and every man's vote will
be kept a secret,
ricatlng!!.
We ere glad to notice that business in
Albany is improving, and there ia every
indication that thU will be a good year.
Money ia circulating more freely and a
better hue Is being put on matters. It
sometimes looks as if some men were born
to cry bard times, certainly they are al
wayaat it. Let half a doasn make it a
bus! aeat, and in a short time everybody
elee will really think it is true, when It is
not se any more than it always is. The
sv never be reached when half the
i inanity will net be hard ap.
Wednesday the team of Robinson A
Wast became frightened and ran away, only
stoppisg in the western part of the city, when
a tree intervened, throwing one of the horse,
violently ta the ground. Little damage w
1
sswasassnpsn sssaswssa
HOME AND ABROAD.
Gardes tag.
F M French, jeweler.
CnrvaJlia people are jubilant.
Beat harness at J J Dubru ill e'a.
New gooda begin to arrive ia Albany.
E. R. Skipworth, lawyer, Albany, Or.
Vacant houses srs filling np ta Albany.
There are ever a million sheep ia Oregoa.
No indictment was fsaad last week against
Was Peonebeektr.
Tha acheel meeting Saturday night was
SB interesting one,
For a cough or cold there is so remedy
equal to Amman's Cough Syrup.
The qaeation among many la whether
they will raise chiokena sr radishes and te
Subscriptions are being received for the
building of seew ohareh fee the Christies
in this city.
Remember the concert by the Progressive
Literary Seeisty to be held ea Friday night
ef next week.
Col GT M Davis, Treasurer ef the Ore
goa Pacific, whsjwas ia this city the first ef
ths week, is said to be worth 82,500.000.
Get yoar grooartaa at Hodman A Joseph's,
aad remember that as a fast as fresh vege
tables, eta come into market they will al
ways keep them.
On last Friday night a reception was given
at
the residence of Dr R C Hill to Rev
Browaaon, the new pas sot ef the Baptist
Church in this city.
The Cervallia Leader exhibited commend
able enterprise ia giving a fall account ef the
Hogg reception, its composite rs working all
night ia order to do so.
A young man examined aa a juryman in
the Finlayaon trial was asked kow long he
had lived here, aad answered, "Always."
His friends new eall him the old man.
The old CheadU grist mill will aooe be
fixed ap ia good condition by Mr Charles
Tomer, its present earner, when ens torn
work will be doae for all desiring it.
A newspaper company has been ergaaised
iaPortlaad. It is to be hoped that it will
bring the price of paper down to a basis that
is somewhere near the Raster price.
The WilkameUe Farmer says: "The Una
County Agricultural Society has decided to
hold a coaoty fair oa the 27th, 28th and
29th days of September on the grounds near
Albany.
Monday was St Patrick's day, a day dear
to theeart ef every true Irishman, aad as
worthy ef oeiebratien as many other great
day a Grasa ribbons wees scan oa cor
streets ; bat otherwise the event was not
selebrated ia this city.
Newspapers that are running the local ad-
vertieeme seats of ths Rochester Publishing
Co., will never get their pay for is. We
have a private latter from a friend ia Roches
ter that says they are the worst humbug of
their kind.
While at Corral lis last week we noticed
Mr Joe Allison, of Albany, at work on the
new saloon building of J E Sorbin, ea which
be is the contractor. He is doing good work
is potting op a very substantial well
bo tiding.
T B 3deTimmon, was tried before Jadge
Boise last week, waa found guilty of aa as
anal t, aad fined. Argile Kendall aad Mich,
ael Slengh. pleaded the absence ef aa import
aat witness sad their ease was postponed
no til the October term.
Oa the 8th of March Mr J D Wirtebsugh,
formerly of Lobaaoo, hat new ef Center -ville,
was n cited ia marriage ia the latter
city to Mi Stella Rowland. The groom
has friends ia Linn ooaaty who will receive
this news with pleasure.
Mr A 8 Powell, living near thie city, we
learn from the Willamette Farmer has Bands
experiments with different kinds of hay, and
finds the following to he the order ef their
values for feeding to cows for dairy par posse T
red top, timothy, oat hay.
Oa oar way to Corvallis las- week we were
shown the exact spot oa which the O P R R
badge will cross the Willamette, at least
seme think such will be the place. It mat
te! s little though, where it is ae long ss the
road comes to Albany.
Ayer's Hair Vigor stimulates the hair eel Is
to healthy action, sod promotes a vigorous
growth. It contains all that caa be supplied
to make the natural hair beautiful aad a on a.
dant ; keep the scalp free from dandruff, pre
vents the hair from becoming dry and harsh,
and makes it flexible and glossy.
When the blood is loaded with impurities,
and moves sluggishly in the veins, sa alter
ative is needed, ss this condition of the vital
fluid cannot last long without seriooa results
There ia nothing better than Ayer's Sarsa-
panlla to purify the blood, aad impart ener
gy to the system.
On Thursday morning of last week sn old
pioneer from near Lebanon enjoyed his first
ride en a railroad train. He ssid that so far
he had kept ahead of the railroad, hot it had
caagbt ap with him at Last. He stated far
ther, that if his mule had'nt been nek, ho
would have still bees ahead.
54 mea were sx min d ia the Finlayaon
case before s jury was obtained. They were
all asked what paper they had seea the ac
count of the murder in, and nearly all an
swered, "the Democrat." It is the paper
of the masses is Linn county, regardless of
politico.
Following are the market prices of several
products ia Portland i butter, 38 40c ;
eggs, 25c ; floor, fancy, $5 ; eoantry brand,
S4&S4.50 ; bay, f 18 and $20 : bran, 818
and $20 ; spples, $U2.00 ; dried ap
ples, 15 16c ; wheat, 9093e ; bams,
13V 15c ; ebiekeas,t45 ; potatoes, 50&55c.
The first ef the week Mr. J. A. Miller est
an egg in our office which deserves parties -lar
notice. It measures ft x5J inches, be
ing just 3J inches long. This is not often
beaten, but when beaten, no doubt will make
excellent frosting for aa editor.
Different classes of people hare at differ
ent times received reputations for being
liars ; but go the world over aad California
will take the lead. Systematically and ma
liciously her citizens lie about Oregoa, her
people, her climate, ker soil, kor advantages,
and her everything, in order to keep immi
grants from comma; here. This practice is
infamous and should he stepped.
Yonr common sense should teach yea that
if any doctor er dr u exist kaew of a better
remedy for colds, coughs and lung sem plaints,
than Amman's Cough S yrnp, he weald eith
er put it ap for general sale or sell ths pre
scription to Mr. Amman who offers to the
world one thousand dollars for the prescrip
tion for a better remedy than Amman's Cough
Syrup All respectable druggists and deal-
ore sell Ass men's Cough Syrup. Ask for it,
and take no other.
A correspondent writing to a Salem paper
from Albany asks these questions : "Why
the sun aad moon always look larger at the
zenith than at the heriacn, also, why they
look rod st the horizon." In ths first place
they look the larger at horizon, being soon
in oemparioa with terrestrial bodies, and
they look rod beeauae they are seen through
the damp or smoky atmosphere ef the earth
when at the horizon.
A challenge has bees received by the ball
players of Albany from the Red Stocking
lass Ball Club of Oervallas to play a series
of match games, the first to be played aa
April 5th. Those interested in such matters
will please take notice, sad if say of
them have the fever new will, be a good
chance to exhibit their U, at tat Corral
las nine Is said to he the crack nine ef the
valley.
A letter from Hsrrieburg states that ths
family of Mrs, Hogg was poisoned from
something in some flour, all ef whom though
recovered, sad alec thai some stock was also
poisoned from easing some of ths same. The
affair caused considerable exoitomeat, aad
we understand that three physicians analy
sed the flour, but we have aet heard the re
sult of the matter yet.
Ths first Society of Spir.tuah.ts ef Salem
Oga. will held a Convention at their Rail
over ike First National Bank fk Salem, last
iag three days, and commencing March 38lh
and ending March SI iaolusivs. Satisfactory
arrangements have beta made with the hotels
to reduce their rates on beard aad loging.
The usual reduction of AO per cent will be
made en the return fare ovar the O. a G. R R.
to those attending the Convention.
According to a cor res pen dent of the Ore.
t Oman there is a eitisen of this county who
has a farm which was recently appraised by
three good judges ef real estate al 918,090,
a loan of 85,000 was obtained on is. Yet the
correspondent says it is only assessed at
$3808. Thii Is a good argument In favor of
having all property real aad aereoaal to
ssed at its full valae. It it no srgament
against ths mortgage lax law, althoimh
givea at such.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Mao Mary Moateith, of Corvallis, Is visit
ing friends ia Albas y.
Taos Kay. of the Brownsville WoaJea
Mills, was in Albany on last Monday.
Mies Lib Irviae left on last Monday nana
for ths Bait where the will remain so torsi
months visit tag relative
Avery plot aat t twriablt wss given aa
Thursday evening of last weak al the reel
dense of Rev I U Condi t,
Mr JO Wrtghtsmso, si Baataa ooaaty,
bat recently parens aad a hease in Albany in
the Third Ward, aad will move with hit
family to this oity about the middJs ef April.
Wa weald like to fill Linn ooanty with such
Col. Bi
Kecelved at Corvallis.
On Thursdsy night ef last week several
from Albany, at a moments warning, went
to Corvallis to assist ta receiving Col.
Hogg, President of the O. P. Railroad,
Among the number was a humble repre
sentative of the Democrat. Arriving at
Hamilton Bell Just as tha meet I rag was
shoot to begin, we managed to got a seat
en tha ttgejtd adga of a board, the uncom
fortablemese of which we soon forget ia the
excitement of tha meeting.
Mayor Csmihorn read aa address of wel
come to Col. Hogg, wb'.oh, though, wa
ware unable to hear plainly. Ma waa
answered by Col. Hegg la a vary pies sent
manner, speaking directly to the potat
aad saylag many things the large audi
ence were waiting to here, among others
that the great opposition ha had to
bad been met and overcome, aad
power of monopoly m thjs state waa for
ever broken. That it ta a now fined cer
tainty that the highway lying bat
Teooiaa Bay and the Willamette
will be spanned by the steal smite of the
Oregon Pacific Ratlrasad bsrfsare the end of
the coming aamnser, Ue equipment far
theoompietioB of the same now lying ea
tne west side, max gesagsj tpm
O. P.tserewUI be plying botwesa Y equina
Bay aad San Francisco a line of
lu equipment and speed second ta
aa the Northwest coast. That the people
of the State of Oregna thoold be careful
who occupy the eeaia In Cmsgrese. Thst
all appropriations an far for Y equina Bay
had been made by outside fftluence. and
that the delegate In the House of Repre
sentatives from this state deliberately
threw away his Influence la that direction
for party purposes, and thst he could
prove It by documentary evidence.
Col Hogg was followed by Cd U M T
Davis, of N Y City, and several other s,
renolBtl ns were adopted aad lac tussling
sojourned,
The cheapest house
is
the vall.y E L
A Co.
iny Caiasae
A few days ago Mr Wm Ralstoo sx
hibited to us a basket of staffed Chinese
pheasants, which were obtained In
Chlaaby Hon ON Denny, whose wife
Is now a guest ef Mr Ralston, in this city
and were teat to him here. The lot
consists ot several golden pheasants,
....1 t.. I tW- 4vAA,.irl
sssw
and brightest plumagad birds we hara
ever seen described, aad a number of
ring aookrd Mongolian pheasants.
Twenty etx of these latter, as is well
kaown, were sent ta A lbany by Judge
Denny at great expense, aad were lot
oee about two year's ago netr Peter
sen e Butte. Since then tbey have In
creased to, 11 it estimated, seven or
eight hundred, and are sten all oyer the
county. In boner of J udge Denny, who
eoeferred on the people of the Valley
such s great fa verlo introducing tbem
here, they wlU be called tbo Denny
Chine rVteeuant. The present law pro
tecting tbem ebon Id be continued to
that they can live in peace for at lestt
ton yearn longer, and then It should
only bo lawful ta kill them at certain
short perlede during the year.
With the birds mentioned above was
a hat made to Paris, for Mrs Judge
Denny, and entire! r covered with the
feathers of thi gelueu and Chinese
phcasaut. It ie very beautiful and at
tracts considerable attention.
E L Thompson k 0b, srs making s seised
disccoat for cash,
Pare Cesepaay at Lebanon.
Oa tsat Saturday Lebssen't bow fire
company was duly organ! zed, under tha
name of Lebanon Engine Co., No. 1, and
vhs following officers were duly elected:
David Auderws President.
0 W CrueoD Sec retary .
J C Bilyeu Treasurer.
1 F Conn Foremen,
G 8 Smithlet Assistant.
Isaac Banta 2nd Assistant,
TAe Terror or the South-
Jasper, Fla. --Mr Board man W Wilson
j traveling for A i Alford at Co., aealere In
Firearms and Cutlery, Baltimore, was
prostrated here, with ths ' break -be no
fever;" he asserts thst in his own, as well
sa in the case cf others, the only thing
found to relieve this painful malady Wan
St, Jacobs OH. This wonderful pcin-eur
baa the endorsement of anch men ae Ex
Post matter Genera! James, Senator Daniel
W Voorhees and an army of ethers.
All kinds sad stylet
of harness at E L
THE FINLAY80N TRIAL
emUty of Harder la the first aesree.
Oa the third dsy of November, l888,Mrt
Finlayaon, living with her hntbsud sbtut
five miles south of this olty was fouad
murdered at her resldenod htvlng
the victim of s foul blow on the head
by aa ax and about S8 outs oa the body
mode with a kaife. Her husband hsd
left heme aa tha first of November to go
to fcVe wnsvllis sud lsff hit wife at home
with bin grandson, Cbsrlee FlsNBJUEUr m
luw itmnl nHmn f . Wli.. Mr
.'TZri v' "
nuTtuusr no loanu ais wue Di uiau j ssur-1
La ji
uiwa urn oeiore aantaa. aw pnwir
Charles was nowhere ta be ' found, and
easpiclea at eaoe rested oa aim. A war
rant waa issued aad placed In Sheriff
Humphrey's bauds, who after s bout ten
day'e search fouad the eocuaed In U sta
tu It county and returned to this oily,
where after due prellmlaary trial, ha wee
held to await the action of the grand Jury.
At this term of court the scout -hI was In
dicted for murder fh the first degree. After
the nailing and examination at fifty (bur
citizens, the following Jorore wsre selected
f to try (be ease Muh Ntekerson, A D
rwitwr, 1
Hale, Jacob Thompson, Frank Crabtros. f
Wslter Huston, Itobert Conn. J A PoA
Z7 A,. . I
Holland, M Fuller, J r rte tor, miiiob
F A Watte aad A Basest!
The prttiootioa was conducted by Dial.
Atty MoJraes, John Burnett and L B
Mentanye, and the defense was ahly coo
duo ted by Powall A Bllyan, J J Whltaey
aad L Rllyeu.
J. i, risuAtsui
being sworn leal Hod. Reeids at Forest
strove. Am grsndfslhsr of deft. H us bam
of murdered woman. Want to Browne
villa on 3rd of Nov. Left Charles aad wife
at hotne. Ceme home oa tat) 8th at 11.48
a, at. Maw sheep la orchard whea I oamt
heme. Knew eomethkeg waa wrong. Raw
windows curtained. Weat to MeCej j'e and
esked where my folks wsre. Bbs said she
supposed they ware at homo. Saw thst
say mare had net boon turned loose since
Saturday . Told Mr Wren that Cometh log
was wrong. Ma aad I weat to bouse and
found doors ail locked. Sew that soms.
one had gone In at a window. I wont hi
at the wladow aad found recta dark and
bed oletkee on floor. I threw off pillows
aad quote and fouad my wife dead. I
seat Wren to town for Mr Powall and told
him to toll everybody. My wife waa lay
lag aa her back, naked with Umbo e tread
out. kho was 58 years old, (Here witness
drew diagram of room and surrounding
promisee aad sx plained them to Jury.)
Body lay In middle of room , flaw no blood
at first Was agitated. Saw atood ester
wards on floor. (Store ax, hallo sod shirt
wore latrodnosd.) That Is my ax.
found In room near deed body. Aa
kept near wood shed. Knife eyas feaadVda
bod room Fouad by Mr Foster, Told
him it was Charley's. Drawer la my sec
retary woe Broken open Both drawtra
ware open. Bed 828 In money. He got
about 85 in silver. Two tea dssUar bsist
Charley and ate grand
always on good terms Ma
complaint meie by one against 'he
bow Mrs Footer, She waa them
e first. Never told bar t hat Charley had
attempted to ravish his grandmolhor last
months before. Ruled out at in
Ont.) Charley was at gate when I
Brownsville. Wire waa with
him to go aad pttssgn. Hit
1 nihti. Charley waa oa a high
Told my wife I wae of raid ho wa
off again, Hm spirits were way up.
Ma
bad run off once before. Left
in- the barn. One eras mussing. Got It
afterwards st Jefferson, tkrt It three or
four dayt afterward, (Croat examina
tion.) Bey and grandmother were aa good
terms when I left. Used the aa la hiUiag
boge the day before. It wss Moody, Told
my wile that 1 thought Charley waa gotxtg
to see hisgrl. Me was generally In good
eplrlis. Afterwards appeared doli. He
never taw anything abend, AJ Warsaw
ed under my direction. Be never thought
of t a future. He grew worse In this re
gard. Wee brighter at 10 than at 12 years
of age. Charley ran off before tats. Ho
staid away two weeks. Charley sal
did not know why be ton. Us waa always
a baby boy. He would cry at a mere tri
vial cause. Whoa I started to Browns
ville Cbsrlsy wss to go off aad plow. Ha
often hsd sick heed ache. Gat over R
He did aat doBtmratory thtak. He
15 years old last May R away four
weeks before the kill lag. Bald bs did not
know why he ran away. He
to school uiu eh. Hit pa told
ho died ho did not
to school much.
SXirWOBTU
ssrtiand. A sd J asstAws sal Osast llhaas Pr.
Acted as Coroner at inquest cfds-
---a (int nni ta.r. thnni thrw Took
bo ene with me. Judre Powell took 5 er
6 men, Found body in bed room. (Wit
ness described ! dlsgram made by former
witness.) Deoeeeed wss lying on her back.
Heed thrown back to eae aide. Hands
clasped. Blaakete and quilts on body.
Limbo were expeeed and spread out. Sew
great deal of Mood on floor. Some on
carpet, quilt, mot of deceseed end on the
wll. Blood on qnflt about woman's face.
Wae on the under side of euUtt. It wae
mostly from wound la head. One wound
aver the eye, oa loft check, eo left aide of
Beck, on bank of neek, one on little finger,
one on tattoo ef band, sixteen outs under
thouldtr blade. They were eta be. Saw
physicians probe wounds. 7 hay were
mostly as deep as ths knife would make.
Wound ia head was ia edge of hair ovsr
eye and extended down toward ear. Bkcll
waa crushed, Dr Harris and I placed ax
(n wound and found It would lit. Found
human hair on ax. Found as many as
three balm on ax. Skin was broke about
half length of wound. Ax seemed to hsvs
sunk In to hsndls at course of poll nest to
handle. Wounds undtr arm were all hi
small apace. No blood except on body, ax
snd on wall In aame room. Went to bey't
bed ream; saw blood on door knobs,
Knobs were watte. Thought I taw blood
on the shirt. r
DB. T. W. HAKRIS.
toetified sa fellows : Am practicing physi
cian. Practiced 11 years. Assisted at poet
mortum examination of deceased. There
were about 25 knife wounds oa bedy. One
wound made by an ax, Dr Hill probed
kntfbwounie None of than were neoes
partly fatal. One above eye and ooe on
neck. One In neek about 1 inches deep.
Wounds under arm were 18 ta' number,
some penetrated the sham osylty. That is
a fatal part. Death would not ensue imme
diately from such wounds. Wound oa
head, range from ear upwards front of
forehead,; Ax eaak into brain and broks
it. It is probable that aba was lying down
when ths sx wound wss received. Sew
blood stains on floor. There was consider.
able an under tkles of bed olotheo. Not
much on other out able. Think such a
wound would be Immediately fatal. Part
of temporal and frontal bones wsre disr
placed. Hemorrhage would eneue imme
diately. Saw no blood on base board of
room. Deceased was lying on aaak.
er Limbs were parted Would very
him. Xatd
ly bo a ntrvoui ooavulslon after each
wound, Limbs might ot might not re
main In same petition whioh they ocou
pled before receiving fatal stroke. Tt
would be dlfttout to make the wound for
asswthodoorvxar. Af . L
ba y, a, BMaw 4 e
totUflad as follows i Am pr so Using physt
dsn, Practiced 18 years. Ws not acquaint
ed with Mrs Kinlsyeoa. Wss celled ta
make peat mortem examination ef deoeas
ed, Twenty fire wouode on body, Sixteen
aader arm. Several to the bene. One
above left eye to the bene, One below the
ear to the baoe, jfoae of them nooosserily
fatal. T boat en neek were net fatal. One
aaed with ax wa. from the tar up sad
. . .
lnk won ewe ea the
Asunx wo news no lite eastg except ex
wound ww9 made walls def eased was
tmadlag.nsmorrhage would ensue Imme
diately following euoh wound ah that mode
by ax. Supposed deceased weighed 118 to
ltd pounds, Waaad ta haad waa given bt
f re tne unllts were put ever body as her
false teeth were found under quilts, Also
pete ef blood were oh the floor under tha
uuiits Teeth adhered to blanket, Did not
fiaot ax ta wound, bub saw It doae by
others, Think deoeeeed wae lylag oa the
fleer 9H to 8 feet from the well, sod think
frees clroumstanooe the! blow was given
white than lying, (Bore rasp of house wss
shewn witness aaad nnnkmnad to i,,P. ,
J? imr,li
LVZ 7 I- T?
ware mrawe about. Raw knife on swore -
tery when I went there, Think
oedLi not walk after roost vine blow ea
Knife Wat shown witness. ) Think
thst 4-
-the knife taw there. Persons miaht
faint whta receiving taoh weands at theee
mads by keifs. Blood was spriasltd ea beet
board sad floor near the body. Skin sad
shall just above ths str Were erueked seas
t brass, ateod wetea bom oavaereef ax.
Probed the knife Weaads aad Utah 1 fen ad
s, l. taviss
f Ass practicing physiotaa.
Practised one yeer. Lirs ia Lebsoos. Wat
I al pool Bsortess examination of do
. There were 88 kaife woo ads ea
Those sa fees were to the boas. Oat
bedy
on
wss 1 inebee deep. These seder
Were to the bone. None ei these
woe Id produce death. There weald eel he
much besaorrbage from them. Bibs in local
ity el wesads are sloss together. (Crew ex
emitsllfli Wocad ea skel! rwago from 'ear
forward aad upward. Saw Dr Bill probe the
He pal Ms linger ie ea tosh. Thick
weald predaeo tostoat death-
Think eoeld net walk after receiving snek
a blow. Htoserrhagc would lake place im
mediately. Such blew would break artoriee
aad bleed wecU spert Mtatsllilily. Weald
epert two of-throe time, before hsmrt wen Id
tobeat. Did act probe wooad
SSO. IVsZXSJT
St fellows : Asa She riff of Line
Arrested deft in LT instil Is ooanty ia
this Bute. It was sheet 155 stiles from
Portland. Arrested him Nov. last) at 8
o clock, s. . Feaad Charley in boat Told
his to get a p. He ssid his aame wm Freak
Nelson, Had seme talk with hit about the
eritte. Bis stetesncots were told to sat sn
eer e proas tse of secrecy. Charley said hit
grsalpa told htm el toe time ef etartieg to
BrowasviUs laatbesneetd go aad plow. He
sp mis team, bat sock the
and rots rood to the hoses end lay-
ed deeps, Bat g readme told him to mm nod
plow, that be was lory Oot iato a narrel
with his grand nsa la k itches aad the otraok
him with saaek. aad he took she sx aad
eettseg aad tUbbtag her with the knife, sad
they struggled iato the bed room. She told
him to bring her a drink ef water. He did
. and her bead sad gars her water. II w
gran I ma thee tld ban feed bfe Charley
threw sway ska key sad started off.
Re bad
Said' he
lergattee sometAiag aad weet hack,
took ti or 85 f rem house
MA DALJLS1SU
teelifisd st follows. Reside in Portland.
Bars knows deft, since be weal to live with
my sister Mrs. Finlayaon. Bad conversation
with deft, efler be was arretted. It wm el
Jail is PortlsaA C barley said whoa hie
-est away he told bast to go to
He satd bs wm tick, aad kit graedms
tatd he waa lesy. I boy get to quarreling tad
she struck him witk s tttek sod then he
struck her with tad sx sad tht staggered to
too bed room.
o. w. ratTan,
tostitsd SS follows. Am law ctadeat. Had
4th a sat sheel the ssnider sa the way
Portland whea bo wee ia charge ef
sheriff. (This witness limply corroborated
tha. preceding one) was oat at she pool mo r
txamiaalioo. SsW tome blood st the
prsmitee.
aoaaas vosrsa.
tctdfiod ss follows. Am farmer, live five
miles south ef here,2 J from the Mts reudsi
Of t. J. Fislaysoa. Bars known deft, siaee
he was five years old. Went to Mr. Fielay
ma after be found his murdered wife. Ex-
arainsd promisee for blood. Saw no blood ia
kitchen (here witness was thowa diagram of
house.) Found the murdered woman ia bed
room. It is about 25 feet from kitchen to
bedroom. Saw blood oa door knobs. Saw
blood en plastering on going np ttaiit. Oi
Examination. Looked in sitting-room and
kitohea but did aot find soy blood. Am pos
itive Ibtt it was blood on door knebt.
. ' ISAAC" iCCf.0O.
testiusdsa follows. Live 4 miles asetb of
Albany- 14 miles from the Finlayaon fan
Wtnt, there between 2 and 3 oolock on the
day the murder waa discovered. Saw blood
Tn room where corpse lay. Saw ns bleed i
dining r oo in.
lion Rests.
MSJI. CKDE8W03D.
for defease toetified. Live ia Bageae. Ai
acquainted with deft. Knee him when he
was a small child. Urn father aad mother
tee both dead. Have aot kucva him mach
in the last four or five years,
THOMAS raOMAX.
testified as follows, know deft. Have kaown
f him since he wtnt to live with hit grandfath
er. St worked for mo last ttttnmer. He
ran away from heme last Augset aadearee
at mv house to take place of another hoy to
haul ttraw. Said- he did net knew why bt
ran away, batd the eld ptopit treated him
well. When he returned hit grtadmother
tied up his sere finger. The boy ooM bo went
away to earn mate money tor himself. Notb
iag remarkable abeut bis conduct,
I
WKUattoat .
tw.1 ,.11-1 t,fi-A tf. .if. st-o wda
af ... ii k- vt-4ii-.. -.!. k-
sx now in evidence. She weighed about Itf
pounds. She wat as ttout as deft. Mostly
alwaya good to htm. Charley hta) beadaehe
often. My wife liked Charity. Am aot ac
quainted with Mrs. Bcothby. She is
to my wife. She wss at my house on tht day
of the . funeral. Did tcfl Mrs. Bcothby
my wife had complained to me that Charley
had attempted to eutrage her hut it
twelve months before.
MB. OBAXB
tmntdrnfoafoxa. Reside et Rugate,
kltcheaar
Prceeeu
Hot.
maoh staatintod with deft. Bit sitter lives
ia my family. Charley father diet with
consumption,
MSS CEAWE
ttatlflsd at follows. Am not meek seqesJa
tod witk deft Deft's titter livm with me.
Wis it 14 years old.
oa. waiTMtr
testified as follows : Aat rsgular practicing
phy.ician. Am graduate. Have practiced It
years. Thiaa otebt aader aratt might or
might aot be fatal. If keifs lo seek toseh
ed spinal oel u as a if weak! prodsoe death.
Wound ea head witk ax as described weald
gsuerally be fatal. There are eases where
such Injuries are act fatal. A person eoeld
have walked from the Fitdavata hitches to
thi bedroom after receiving wousd
Ds ael know from which
died. Think hath had teesetbiag lo do in pro
duel eg death, Probiag wooads mads no.
iat tht arm aa imtrihtd by witsees, weald
he ditkslt. Could aet toll depth ef wee ad
outside apeearaaos. Never read of O
whose ribs were solid ss ooe rib.
Muscles should be moved sad pleutd ia dif
fereet posilitos a see probiag to find depth
of weaad. The weaed eo heed se described
would rsptors eemt bleed vessels. Hetaer
rhsge from saoh a weaad woold ensue at
oa. a. at.
ss fellows : Heard laetimsav of Dr
Barris, Dr Irvaso sad part ef Dr Bill.
Would regard the wounds made aader the
arms ss decor i bed to he fatal. Weald regard
the weaad made by the ea eo the heed at
demised st fatal. It might aot be ioetaa
taoeent. There it a bare possibility the!
after receiving saoh s weaad ea the heed as
witness described, a persee ssijM walk from
bitches to bed room dwerihed, before death
would aeons. Thick wooed os heed at made
by ta Itiorbsd by wit
tlmtst iastantly after
taoh
ad. WoaM think
or la half steading
she received lbs weaad ea head.
ft
DB. n. U. JOKES
Ua tilled
Trasitory insanity ia rceegatsed by
medical nijmlit. Under rl s
Id
eemmit murder without say kacwa
If omioidal insanity ie also recognised, hat it
Id he paiiidtd by primnsitery signs. A
ths lames has aa inoliua Uoa to tsar-
dor soy one No symptoms ef stttMeaal ta
sanity. Where e persee committed homicide
sad took a horse sad find I weald aot regard
thst ea evidence of eeeetteee! insanity.
aa. w hits a r
toetified. Heard doconptioc of wound made
ea the head. Tb.sk it was made while the
woman wee to s atooprag psaetlsa . Il son Id
have bees dead if the were recliaiog oe her
elbow. Think e
in that
after
eat.
receiving ssoh a
od weald
VttTLAVeOX
Bey is right baadsd.
suss OLUE EISA r ATS t X
testified : Am soaker. Use ia Albany.
Kaew deft. He weat to lib nl to sac last
winter ea mach as three meetbs. Csscidcr
ed him ua average hoy ia capacity to learu.
Be wee keif way ta rough pttrfsical arithsse
uc end 1 think he studied grisassir aad att
tery. Bit deportment woe coed He wrote
ee wall ae boys ef his ago.
MBS. etc li no
i Am seaaaiated with deft. Bsvs
known hioi me 1178 Taeeghl he wot a
bright boy i a lotoUigCBtl. Live lg
from the Fislavsoa farm. Never
say
pessdiantiee ia the bey.
was w. r. aoorasT
testified . Use ia Salem. Am
esaoed. Hsvs kaow deft eaaoe ho wool to live
with my sister. Hsvs always thought kirn
shove average ia totolligeeee Kaew noth
ing trange abaci hits. Have toco him
qoatooftcs. Thick he
of bis age. Bey wee
going to bod. Bet like ether beys.
The evidence lathe etas wm very ably
bolero the jary by
for the rtoto snd dsfoaet. The chares
of the court to the Jary wm eeamittod at
length SB writing. The ease waa submitted
to tb jery st 4 o'clock, p. m.. Wednesday,
tad they retaraed the verdict at half past 10
e'etock. a sa. Thereday having been eel ISg
The following ia the verdict
We. the jery la tht above entitled
fied tbe defendant guilty, ss oaarged ie lac
Jaoos Tho ur so 5,
The penalty it death,
The court will pass csntenos to-day at oo
oeiook, I se aneeaerea heartas the verdict
chewed hie appreciation ef the awf alsees of
his silattiss by aerveuc twitohiags shoot ths
tk sod fees.
Defendant! counsel have tied a motion for
a new trial whiek.will be heard this morn
ing.
A Safes I patlol
At tha adjourned aob.ee! meeting
whioh met at the Court House on Batur-
aay evaaing there wae a large st tend
ance of Albany's tax-payers
The mooting wea called to order by
Director H H Strahan, aad tha reco
mondstloat of the Board of Director t
were road by tbo Clark.
Mr Jeha Conner moved that tha Di
rectors) ranks the soboel term only niue
months
eases . e aa ea aa. .
rue motion wat carried almost un
animously
Mr Conner moved that the Directors
bs instructed net to employ any Janitor
fer tbe ensuing yoar.
After remarks by Mr Conner, W B
Scott ami J F Baokensto in favor, aad
TJ Sti tea against, tbo exotica was put
sad lost.
Mr Connor moved thst a tax of one
and ihres-reurtne mint be raised to
coppert tho schools for tho ottsnisg
year
Hon Geo Chamberlain moved to
amend br adding "and tea mills for the
purpose of building a school haute.
T J Stltea effereri ah amendment to
the amendment making it read tg mlllt
instead of tsn.
After same discussion ths second
amendment wat tarried and the motion
m amended was passed
Hon Q EChamberUIn moved that it
w nawou- wt u, meevisg au.v wwr-
rant for the tax shonid aet be issued
until fall. Carried.
Mr Conner moved that It was the
aee ef the meeting that tha mossy aa
hand asd money collected next fall he
immediately leaned eat. Carried.
L Filnn moved that it waa tha
of the meeting that the eohooi
house whea built should oust about
$12,080. Carried.
On motion adjourned
Cast yoar vote fer Presides! at explained
Two 4 o an sasas
Is response to the request of many of the
sitiasas ef Albany aad linn county a meet
ing was oalled at the Court House on Wed
nesday evening last for the purpose of giving
Ju-1gt R F Boise, ef the Circuit Court, snd
Hon John Bursott, aa opportunity of ex
plaining their views, the former on the Pa
treat ef Husbandry, and the latter oa the
Mortgage Tax law.
J edge Boise wm introduced by Mr Mai tin
Miller. He ssid : What ws do sa farmers
we de set desire to antagonise aay other in
terest. All industries srs organised, the
millers, ths fiats, etc. They ere organized
to protect their interests. Laborers are or
g seised. Aad to it wss seen by farmers that
they should organize to prelect their intor
actc, sad eo the Patrons of Hasbaadry acre
started. IFe have no enemy eo far as pic
duotiea is eoeceraed. No politician goes os
ths stead bat what he says that we ewe all
ef our prosperity to the bone and sinew ef
the (armor. Mr Aiken, of Heath CemlkSf,
ssid that R wss on ef the objects ef the
Petrous to let others draw their ova water
aad bow their own weed. The life of the
farmer hat been tnng by tbt poets of all
countries. It wss the first isdsstry ef man
II Is ear bo si esse to drew sod keep the earth,
when Rs bounties are properly distribute,
there ie eaoegh to keep a'. There has a
wsyt been s tendency to dtecqnallxe wealth.
The tendency of the lew ie to place property
ia the haadc of a few to tbe detriment of
essay. The law chould net he aech at lo
eececrage the accumnlatieo ef wealth ia the
heads ef s fsw sad reader the m tease poor.
The object of the Patrons it to prevent this.
Cromwell teoght this same principle Tbe
(irssge does not believe in political quetv
tioee. There it aot sa important measars
that erigiaatos from political parties, we br
lievc yea will fled. The civil service reform
wee erigiaeted by tht farmers. The speak,
sr hers reed the potation ef the Cranio on
political matters. Tbsy do aot discuss per
titaa qaeeUof-z except tbsy affect the whole
people We ask that patent lawt be amend
ed to that the farmer be protected, eo that
the violatioa will apply to the manufacturer
aad eeller aad aot to the eoocamer. We
ask thst there shall he a depertosoat ef egri -culture.
We represent more than half of tbe
pepslstics ef the Uaited btstoa, sad the
grot toot iedaetry. aad are entitled to It. A
few years age $74,000 wss appropriated for
agricultural internets ia the United states,
whUe is ether coon trice millions were ex
pended. This is because no ether nation on
the glebe baa a government in which tbo
fsrmiag interest is so. little represented, thers
being only eighteen farmers ia the present
Coagrwas. Tbe railroad man, '.the iron auto.
ths miller, all are protected, bat the farmer
bee so ooe there to look after his interests,
We also desire to regulate all other matters
that deserve regulation that apply to oar in
terest Here the sp sober reed tbe declare,
taon of perpoese of tbe Nations! Grange. It
is aet the Or sags idea that we want to
ceo rage the loaning of money. We diseOssa-
tcnanee the mortgage aad credit system
The average farmer who has paid 12 per teat
oo s mart gag eo hi farm eea aet pay for
his farm, sad the cpeaker ventured to aay he
wwaM aot make 8 per cent off it The
seotehessm who hsvs lsaasd mcacv here
hew carried to Da ados store than they have
left The way for the farmer to do ie to raise
sem thing to soil, sad if you hare sotaiag to
soil do aot bey. Thai it the Grange tyttom.
In the ooaaty of Linn 81,800,000 in mort
is oa year farms, ia the county of Ma
ever 82,808.000. The f erasers pay ea
of 10 per re nt They carry it tbsy
eea aot afford to pay it. Let ths leaden eetaa
here and place cnaan factories on oar streams
aad they will help build up tbe country, but
loeaing money doee Rot do this. We talk
together, boy together, ceil together, we
avoid litigation as much aa possible, settling
ma:h by arbitration. Wo labor to cultivate
ear talent, social and latoilectaaL We cock
to colli veto anion ia the whole oountry, nod
work together regard I sac of politics er Iocs-
We with to regelate theee corporations. It
the system since the time of King
Joha, that there chookl be no taxatioa with
out itpratsmltlfkia. Everything we wear ia
taxed to pieces by these corporsttoa. aad wo
have a right to res train this. Tbe state can
not ornate s being greater than itself. The
eovereags power that belongs to the people
meet last forever, aod it cannot be bargained
away by oorpe rations. The people mess
heep control ef the government. Ia 1850,
the producer held snare than half ef the pre.
parly. Ie 1870, the son producer held meet
of the property in the United States, mrrr
half. This stats of things most bo
Theee corporations intend to satis-
taia their power, aad they will go onto Con
gress with their money to do it. Wo meat
mats a rule that when a man knows ths will
of a ooanty he shall not dare go to the Legis
ts tare aad mis rep recent it sad if bs does lot
it be so that he shall not dart come back and
live an-oag ss. Whea a man ia sands rich
hand tads srs made poor. The preeent system
most bo changed, aod it can only be by the
farmer. Wt muat atop these many monop
ohm. Upon ths clone ef this addreac.
HON JOBS BJCBXXTT
wm introduced, snd spoke fer s fsw moments
ea the mortgsge tax law. Ms ssid i The
people in these rural counties pay meet of
tbe taxes. There it no property thai pays
so poorly as the farm. The speaker gave the
hiatory of the mortgage tax law, hew it had
been sustained ia the Supreme Court, and
reversed in J edge Deady's court, but this
djasjlBBB is subject to dtsoussion. Psrsonal
property shonid be taxed tho same as land,
notwithstanding many claim otherwise. The
part of Judge Deady's decision relating to
the Linn ooanty farm has nothing to do with
the decision. The value of land it what il
will bring for cask, sad it is am s si id at
about that valae in this valley. Tbe argu
ment that the law it unequal aad con-uniform
seems to hsvs been aa execs. Thst
law wss pssssd to prevent tho Portland cap
italists from living without paying aay
taxes at all, which they have nearly done.
That lew it aot eeunifonn er unequal, and
tho speaker gave kit lessons for it. Prior
to 1882 til mortgages were peraonal propsr.
ty, hot the law of thai year satd mortgagtt
should be deemed real estate for the pur
aaa of taxation. There is no new clement
in it, it it simply to reach all kinda of pro
petty, sad all ahoald bs taxed slike.
I a hie humble judgement the decision of
tbo Supreme Court was right, and that of the
District Court wat wrong, any property that
it in the state should be taxed. This deti
tioa will probably control this matter, and
this leaves the counties ia a bad condition
for they hardly know which to follow, the
Supreme Court or tbe District Court. The
proper thing to do as Jadge Deady'a deciaion,
right or wrong, will control the matter, is
amend the present law se that it will stand
STAIGER. Oo Wednetdiy, Ma I8.b
1881, ia Albaay, to thelwife ef A Stoigsr
PLAIN TALI.
On Piala Hnbjeria.
;
ST A TLAta CHAP.
Whether the Oregon Pacific Railroad
shall pat through Albany or aot lea
matter of considerable importance to
the people of this city, aad fcetee wfileL
brings out many doubts aad hopes Col
Hgg bs stated to prominent eltlxene
of All any thst It vHll come hare aod car
ta niy no better evidence ia needed, for
there woaid be oolbieg gained in con
veying a raise impression lo the
ttr. au f the Prrfdentef tbo O P.
not gal aod a reputation for euoh con
duct. Ma basalto stated, I nndersUnd.
thai no subsidy will be asked. Aad
rltzht hr-re It It a matter deserving f
more than special notice that this road
het never asked any tubal dies of at; and
what Is nore I do ujt believe It will,
particularly when the present depressed
condition of business it considered. If
the officers of tho road believe that 118
interests would be promoted by its
coming through Albaay, by rusts n of
Its large mills, wsre bouses, great net
ural advantages, and ta fine surround
ing, it will come here, and a bonus of
810, OH; or 820,000 would bo but a drp in
the bucket in influencing a dec! a lea to
de so There Is every reason to believe
that the oflieere of tho road are going to
do whet they believe ta be right in tho
matter, and are not depending on sub-
sidiee ia the iesst.
Pertlsad should not bo haggish, tt
uuiiecomeelier. I like to eso that city
prosper. I believe la Its future ; but I
do not believe in tbe spirit it sometimes
display that everything done in Ore
gon should be done for is lo teres. Aay
enterprise that will have a tendency to
dev elope tome other section of tbe Stale
Is opposed by Portland people, none
more than tbe Oregon Pacific Portland
nor bas a Repreeentat fve and a Senator
In Congress, and wants everything ia
the coming election. Ibese two mea
worh for i'ortiuod, they labor hard tor
big appropriations for the Columbia
river ; but according to tbo remarktvof
Col Hogg at Cervallia- they eoad-blooaV
edly thrcT tbe interests of Taqulna Bay,
he' ce our interest.) away for party
purposes. Portltad it anxious to run
our tytem of taxation and has already
got tho inajde track on the mortgage
ax law. That city does not think of
tho Interests of the farmers of Oregon,
but looks only t tbe money of her cap
italiste. o
I tun in favor of a law that will reduce
i ute rest to st least 7 par cent, If not ta
a. it is all any farmer can s fiord ta
pay, and it makes tbe merchant un
easy to meet m r, 8 per cent Is tbe rate
in many of the Eastern Btotoa, aad
money goes begging in New York City
at 3; but hate 10 Is demanded. Were
tbe rate forced down, some of the money
which II vee ff straitened circumttt neat
would bo turned Into other channels,
such as manufacturing interests, aad
the people ot the Northwest gaaarally
would b-; mr prosperous.
The Albany Dramatis Company will gfva
an etiterlmameet for the benefit cf the Me
chant. . Bsavi at Ceawterd s ,Opet Boose
this Friday night, March 21st, 18SA The
play "Black Byed Susaa" sued llm farce,
Good for Nothiag Xaa" wxB be
No pains have been spsrel to
ocas. Admission, 50 coat,
sale at E W Usrgdea A Cos, 75
tetter
Tjs loiMiwinx Is tho list of
bs tbe Post other. Albany, Una
Ors-
iui. iisrcCiaa. Uk Persons
Waters must aive ths dste oa
srtverUaeC
Bwhep, Man Emily
isshines. E leant
ML
DrWAfw
Kktt)
John, I
H
A.f
M
Mrs!
iiSewc. at
McW Uaana, Jams A
thUe.'. 0 X
gpariock, Mr
J.
lUer, Wm
MiecS, J B
M. lRVaUta, P. M,
Fine
Mr. W. H. Graham bat jnst received some
of tbe finest suitings brocght to Albany
whioh thoac desiring first-;laai enitt will t'a
Well te examine, for they sre really taaaim.
He will pat his j r ces down sad ofihrs to
make complete auits for 823
peats from So 50 to 813. Now it
opportunity.
AeTifau
AU persons knowing tlretnatlvsxt la
debtetl to ue on last years account must
call and ee' tie the same within 80 days
from dste, or the eamo will bo placed
In the hands of au Attorney for collec
tion. Remember we mean ail ao
coucts, great and pmall.
A i LKN A MaMU8J
Albany, -March 11th, 1884.
BITBLKV 4. BMC t SALTB.
The beet salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, sale rheum, fever
cores, tetter, cusppeu aauca, cutUMSias,
corns aod all kinds of skin eruptions.
fhis salve is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction la every case or money re
fended. Price SSO per box.
For sale by Foehay dt Mason.
A etartllas Biseavery.
Physicians are often startled by remark
able discoveries. The fact that Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption and all
Throat and Lung diseases is dsily curing
patients that they have given np to die, It
star ling thein to malum their sense ef du
ty, and exanima into tne merits or mm
F , . , . .cs s a
wonaertui aiscoverv ; resulting in unn-
dredsof enr best Physicians using it ia
their praotioe. Trial Rottlee fro j at Foshay
dt Mason's Drug Store. Regul vr else 81 .00.
laatl tales Nates
We learn that many ol the promlnei t.
teachers of Marion, Polk aud Yamhill coat-
ties will be present and take put ia the dis
cuss) ens and grand work of tho institutes
Ths usual reduction will be granted by to
0. t O. H. R. Company.
Money Bayed.
Allen & Martin mutt have money, ani
uoa is year time to got bargains in dry
goods, c!ethiug, boots and shoes, hats
and caps, etc, from 25 to 50 per cent can
be saved as goods will be sold regard, eft
of coats for cash, n w is your tim- to
buy. Call and In vest igate. ' 57 First
Street, Albany, Or.
Beit r than 010,090 :
J apent over 110,088 in 23 years," said
Major H W Hints, of Boston, Mas?., "in
being doctored for epilepsy. 1 employed
the boa' physicians in New Orleans, 8t,
Louis, N. York. Phila., Boston. London
and Parle, but all to no purpose. Samari
tan Nervine kas cored me entirely.
81.98?
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