The state rights democrat., March 21, 1890, Image 4

hill,
Physician and Sat;oon,
O.tloo eor, Fuel and Ferry Street,
ALDANY- OREGON
C.G.l7ATS0;ir.lA$T0n
Physician and Surgeon.
Uffio ppoalte the Deoorai.
"DO. 17 II. DAVIS,
Physician and Surgeon.
mfflna nn uln In tKnhu'i Block.
May be found at hia offlo aay and night.
OR. C A.lVHlTflEY,
Physician and Surgeon.
Gra'unt of Beltevn Hopitl Medical
Sol'ege Now Yrk t-ity.
Disease of womaa a specialty.
arOflioo, Fro' Brink, Albany, Or.
OH. JADES ICEYDEFJ,
IT.. l.-yr,t In AlhanV. FfC M hi
horonab. knowledge ol Ma proteealno
n.l hta oaperlonoe of 10 yeere a aa offl-
. i- - r.rat.w RmIihmL ho hoDO 10
merit the plronii of thoM tntorwetod
In horooa, oattle, ahoop, eto. He would
ali reoowtneud hie eolutloo or nuement
fr sore abeulder. ore Decaa, Dro.ou
knM, wound, prain. i n, one ui
tfonio at John SchroeerVl very ta
bl. .
J . K. WEATHEEFOED,
iTTOllNEY AT LAW
ALBAS.T. BBS
D, . w.LACrair,
to. W. WktUHT,
DLACKCUmi&WSIClIT,
Attorneys at Law,
Wilt practiea ta all th Court of th
Sum, l"romp attaniioa jfitaa to all butt
ow antiuatod ioour r.
OOVsa Odd rUow T.mpla, Albany, Or
W U BILYEU,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Aid SoliciUr it Ikweery,
albiht. - OBtOOl.
CoUaotlon promvtly mada on all po'
oaxi natrotiatod OU aaonabla torma.
j. ri. DuncAri.
inOBIKI AT tiW ASD HUTART
PUBUC,
arufflea la 8Umhan'a Block, No' 1
and 3.
ALBANY, CF.ECCH.
JALTES P. HEAD,
Attcrosy at Law anilitla Iiamicsr,
ALBANY OREQON.
Will practloa in all th ooorta of th
8UU. AbttracU of Titla furnUhod on
short notioa Tea jar aiperianos,
EedCrownMills
nw raocM rxous arraajoa roa rAJn.tn
ajtd BABKBa cam.
REST STORAGF FACILITIES,
tlirhest Trii In Cab fo
17 E HcPHERSO?,
First Street.
Real EataU Broker, Iaarano,aad money
to loan. I bar a largo liat of Improyad
and animproyod aity property, and fruit,
rardaa and fanning laad la large and small
raeta. A I U oo oommuaioii only, if yon
want to bay or aoll It will pay yoa to call
and aeo ma.
FOSHAY & MASON,
Drcggistsaid Booksellers,
A-, aaaar Jo B. AJdoaa pAHatKa,
wblrai waaatla pabUako' yilaBwi
laaWjead-W
ALilT, UJt
Albany iuiseiies.
W ar permanal located oa the ol
Cllue homaatead i oj.Ij ftoai Albany a
Coryalli road, and ha oa baujj a larg
took of
Choice Fruit Trees
of our ewa growing, ah eh we tell at tba
owt Kiog rate.
Partie oootaaiplatiog planting ihoold
eonaolt their intareeta by axaaiioiog oar
atnek aad priee before porehaaing.
HtBiB & UaOWVELL,
Albany, Oregon.
Pouitiy Wanted.
All kind of poultry, alive or draaaed
rooted at tba Willamette P taking Com
any' Store. Albany, OregoC
FRANCIS PFEIFFER.
PROPRIHTOHOF -
Albsny Soda Wrks.
-m.o4 Manaasotarora of
2E0ICB COSFIGTIOmi,
A'e are now preparM to aoll at whole
, always freah anri jut at forth od
to (leaiara. Tfe a'si keep a full
of
finU anft Tropical fruits,
IQRS AMI r31331
J. F. Wliltlng, Artist.
Ins' ruction girerL, and work exe
cuted in Landscape, Portrait and De.
coratire Paintingr.Lettering.Desig ning
and Mechanical Drawing:.
Rooms 8 and 9, Foster Block, Al.
1 any.Or
S. W. Paisley,
Hlay, .
-WII0L1M4.LH DB1LEEI IN-
Mjicc3 anOigars.
Orders solisitod front tho trsd.
ianos.
Thoaa wishlnir a first class lntrutont,
tha beat wade to stand the oliooat of the
Oonat, can ba ultel hy ralllna; at Mr B
K Uymaa'f, oppo.liw tha Maonnio Tem
ple, on First hlreol, Tba latest vooal and
lntrurnental muslo knpt for sln,sl.o th
lar(st asaortinant of sbampjnir paltarn
to !"i from thl sld of 'JTrlsaci.
rofin (jtven itt painting and ambroldnrlrig
In l-r a'.udio over Linn Coanty UDk.
,iv fcr your order 'id you will bo
,'.7.-1.
a e
MARX
3
Fa Two Tears.
Wind fall, Ind.. Ka. 17.1, .
t fnfftred two year With si-talk in btjS
kne and .oL and had to una rrutnho. I
riwd d.xHorm, blutors, baths, without relief.
uMt Ht Jacob dlt and wtit to sleepiit
Anally cured ma. N Mn In nine month.
1 MUM, SALUti al'UOL'U,
For Two Years.
New Augusts, 1ml . An.t,lS.
lh4 erlatio In hips Sir two year One
koule of St. Jacob Oil cured me, and have
Lsd no return .luos. WILLIAM AVkaV.
Obliged to I'M Crutebes.
Klnf Cliy, Wo.. July , ISM.
SnfThred on year wlih sciatica In hlpa; wU
rblured to um cruU-h.. On bottl of tL
acxib OU parmaneully cured roe.
MacobsOilx
?So.M3,TwEEKAS-A-YS2a2iD
ME VAQU1XA UOUTB.
Hid Development Company's Stoani
nip Lit no.
25 MILES SHORTER
20 HOURS LESS TIME
vji bT nt other rtJto.
K4.l. tlirnuirb iiaaftlr rod
lobrht l.nafroui Portland nd all dnte
fi Ui Waiamoti Valloy to nt from Nan
buu-taco, Cat.
ThaOroa-iu I'aclfio steamboat on the
tflllainaua rWar dllou wtl. Iav r..rt
and, uti Bound, Monday, Wdnay
and Frtiay al m. Arrua at Cortalll
Tuoaday,tburalay and S;"y
. 1 MM t III. . II k.a " "
tA'rtr.a.taT and Friday at S
day and 8torday at . p. tu. VnMNl?2
. i. V .ni Krldav. both North
WA Vkuth bvund bo M will bo ovar night
at f a.cun, leaving hera at a a. in.
Hoa'B uoahe loi oiuMiMtln at Alban
r Oaln of lUeOregon Taclfld Kallroad
timk ai'lltCntXC. -pt SuoU)a)
Va Aloany
1 r. ,.t.a Twjuina, :,
tlormltU I:t0r.a.iwa wy..-.....-.-
anl qalna. I:W . I Am aiowi,, -
i
O. C. tralaa conooc at Albany and
forallla. Tha aboTB Ualna onnattat
Vaaulua wilb tha Oregon t Datoioptuaot
mnpaay'a Una of Mainutpa batwean
Wjiuoa and Man Vranciaeo,
8Ali.lMO DATEJI .
rami T-t".
4i 8und, M rl t"-
4o Tawtor.Mwb tiih:
a .hmv ana.
Tha notuuan f to ba ngnt
o
Haaea aaillug dla without tiottpo.
;.B. iWuKorafrom rUano and
aiametta Va ley pclnU can roaka rJoao
oanacOn with vba train f tha
at At ban y or CorTB!IU,BBd Ifdaa
CtdloHan l?rauci- ahould arrant to
tvir. at YaqJtua tha ovenir.A before fata
i aauing.
eo tea aa4 '
rtaht Bate aiway o
Lwe.t.
far uJoiw.tt'.a av1
A t im.1, Aihn
,.y to A it Ch.pmaa.rrrfjfct and
,. o to C a II Jr .
..Ion .. t.. M BooMromary
A O. t. ard P Airaa .
CortaLte.
QYERUN3 TO CAUFBMU
-vVIA
Scrc Pacifia Conpinj's Line.
THE MOUNTliilsTA ROUTE.
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Albany uv Baa inwn
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Albany
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Albany
Uibamia
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PULU4AH BUFFET SLEEPEBS.
Tourist Sleeping Cars,
.r At,.-!." aee.a4-Cta..raaa
er. altarbrJ ta Esareaa Tralaa.
Th 8. P Col Try m.k-.rKinH.,oa with all lb.
AtH aide Mlla.
rtftKBV rKTtA5l AB CWBtAttia.
Mail. Ta J (CsacptBoiway.)
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To sll point
boxtt3I -rrr- east
.VIA CALIFORNIA.
tn lui. Infnnati.w rirarn ntM mr"' '
all oa !nmonv Ajrsnt at Al lany . (J)M
Kml O, f . and P. A
M MAY.
O. C5DKRt
MAY to SENDERS,
dealers In General EbrtaatoB.
mzz?m - - - mm
Pil1
FOR
Alio ALt,
SKItl DISEASES
fflOE'S CELESiltDFSra OAI MM
It kllla all lnflunmattrrn snd IrrlUO, sod I. tht
only .nr. &eirvjt ot Microbe n4 oibar bkia
rsrasttea.
r Vearis Price, a 5 cents a Box.
City Heat Market
SHUIiTZ W Propri!tors.
hp a full I la fit mast af all kind,
m a -0l plc, eooiplty pra
tecttd; and alway frs.b.
jilea bave oonstantiy on hand salman
nd ott ar fish.
Wilaay A Klmaey,
ALBANY, OREGON.
iLBSTRAOTIEB,
Trt Only Complete Set of Abstract
Books and Maps in Linn County.
ItVOfls la tb Caart Hooaa.lia;
Buctna ntniud ta roe aball
aava rr ifrs-pland aaiaful atteakian.
ALBANY OR.
Real Estate Agents.
Fiirnit and Itnohe f'vr sale,
Ali city broirty in Allany
snd Cerynl'i.,
IS
t-ai
Kryai our riiiar oarrwfiutKivnt.
ASIUNUTON.
Washington, Nfar. 3, t8yo.
The supreme court ot the United State
It to be given an opportunity tn decide
whether Speaker Kecd't new method ol
counting quorum I conkiltutlonnl or not.
The democratic leader have mapped out
program with that end upeclally In
view, Mr J O Pendleton of the flr.t dlt
trlct of W. Va. who wit unteatcd last week
by the votet of lett than the majority of
the House, which It a constitutional
quorum, proposes to claim lilt salary at a
member ol the House of Kvprescnatlvcs,
and II the Treasury oftlcUls refuses tc pty
him and they will he will enter suit for
it In the court ot claims ant' appeal It from
there, If decided ngaltmt him, 'to the su
preme court. And If the republican,
show any dl.po.klon to delay the case In
either court he will sue out a mandamus
to stop the Treasury officials from paying
the salary ot the man who has been Illegal
ly given the teat belonging to htm. It is
well that I his question Is to be lcg.l'y dc
cldcd, and the sooner the decision can be
gotten the better.
How circumstances alter cases was
never made plainer than by the actions of
the election committee, ot the two Houses
ol Congress, In the llouie where the re
publicans need every vote they can get
there ha been an Indecent ha.te In report
Ing contested election case, while In the
Senate where no votes are needed there Is
a dignified leisure In the way contests are
treated. On the 1 5th of Febt uery the evl
dence was all taken and the arguments
heard In the Montana Senatorial contest.
Saturday Mar. t, the comrr.lltee met and
appointed a sub-committee to collate the
facts to be reported at the next meeting,
which will be next Saturday. j
'Governor Thompson, the democratic
civil service commUsloner, Is the only one
ot the trio that has not been smirched by
the Investigation now In progress. Lyman
hat been convicted of fa voil'L.Tt ot the
worst kind In having promoted his
brother-in-law alter he had acknowledged
that he had stolen examination papers
from the office for a party who was seek
ing promotion, and now Roosevelt, the
high priest ol the "I am better than you"
element In politics, Is convicted ol hating
deceived the Secretary ot Warl.i ord:r to
transfer an Incompetent clerk from his of
fice to the War depaatment, and ot having
deceived the Poit-ma.tcr General and the
Superintendent ot the Census In order to
obtain a place In the censut bureau lor a
man who had perjured himself In order to
help Roosevelt make a report against tha
post-master at Mllwakee.
The urgency deficiency appropi latlon
bill J55o,ooo has been passed by the
!Iuse.fl$ii,6ooo,oooo! It It to pay pension
of the war of iSn, and ol the Mexican war,
Tha World's Fair bill la now In the
hands ol the House committee awaiting the
decision ol the repre.entiiives ol Chicago
as to what change tney desire made In It.
At soon as this is determined upon the bill
will be reported to the House and there It
little or no doubt ol I'. being promptly
passed by the House. The doubtful part
ol the bu.lnesa will be reached tn the Sen
ate. A New York Syndicate, ol which D O
Mills, the father i i law ot Wl.lte'.aw Rled,
editor ot the Trihtn and ex-Senator Tom
Plaltt, the republican boss, are leading
member, has been awarded, by Secretary
Windom, the execluslve right to catch
seals Ir. Alaskan water for twenty tears
from the first ol next May, This I a com
bination ol politic and business that is
quite characteristic ol the republican
party.
Mr. Blaine I as became odigu.ted with
the administration that he refuse to see
any applicants for office even In hi own
department; he turn them over to one of
ihe aatlstaat Secretaries of State.
Assistant Postmaster General Clarkson
la tcl.lng his triends that he cannot PomI-
bly remain in office longei than the rirsl
ol May, and that he may resign earlier,
but he doe not tell them that he ha re
ceived a very pointed hint from the Pre1,
dent intimating In the most unmistakable
manner that hi resignation would he ac
ceptable.
The questktn ot o railroad to South A
merlca ha been much talked about since
the Pan-American Congreit adopted reso
lutions reccommendlng the appointment
of a commission to go over the proposed
route and report a to its feasibility etc. A
joint resolution has been introduced in the
Hsuae, by Mr. Buckalew, authorizing the
President to uppolnt suitable parties to ex
amine and report on the advisability of a
railroad to South America.
rrtxE Haw sckail
Tbe JoutH'ii it happy to find that what it
hat advoca'.ed is lo be adopted by congress.
The republicans of the Yays and Means com
mittee of the bouse have decided to admit raw
sugsr free of duty and offer a bounty for the
production of domestic sugar, 1 he high tariff
on 'uptr, although retained for many years
with the idea of encooraging the production of
sugsr in the Untied states, never accomplished
that object. Salem Jont ml.
On tbe contrary, the Democrat would re.
gret very much to tee the republican sugar
scheme carried out. The preceden. would be
demoralizing and hurtful. There ate reasons
for putting sugar on the free " list, but none
whatever for giving a bounty to home pro
ducers. If, under ver" high duty, which, for
years, hat been levied upoe suju, there hat
been no tuch increase in the production as
would justify the hope that the whole people
of the country could he supplied with the home
product, then bow could any one hope that
under a bounty of two cents the industry could
be further developed here when raw sugar is
admitted free of duty.
When Cdby was tick , we gave her CaatosAi,
Vhen she was a Child, the cried for Cantoris,
When she bacamo Ulas, sha clung to CaatorU
TVbea aba bad Children, she gave them Casaeria
Jf. nisitriEYs
a-butey And Oounsellor At La?
u ND
tfotar ' Public;,
aleat; checon
vVIU t,-.. .'- I all of tba Coua
aUiMM. All b Inoa intruatr ' to ti!
1H ba promptly aittinded to.
Revere House:
ALBANY,
CH1S. PFEIFFEK
. OREGON
PROPRIETOH,
W'tHoA no In firat-alata stylo, . Table
applied with tha beat in tbe market,
lias alaepioff apartment. Rample room'
'or eomuiereial traveler.
UTfr o CaaaB to 4 rVam tba - Haiti."
r.iorEY TO LOAfi.
$200,000 to loan at8pr
cento
Int-
proved farm or city property
TELEGlUmiO NEWS
BrawasvlIJa Alt.
P.RuwRVtLi,Kl Or., March 4. A very
enthusiastic ritiiroad meeting was held
here last nljhl, and nearly all the stock of
the Willamette. Calapoola it Enstern wat
tubscrlbed. It Is the Intention of the com.
pany to organise at once and begin th
surve east ward up the river.
Several In ml He. are here unable to get
houses, and tho Inm association Just or
l.anlzed It Intending to put up seven)
building when tho Uaibralth farm addl.
tlon ha been surveyed
Tho steam sanvmilt of It B Mover Is
running 01 full time, cutting 16,000 feel
per day. The Eagle ooien mmis com
nany are aUo doing well, and are shipping
below several carmaua wi nonr.
Mlafcrtrlaaa Ever.
Mewi'iitH, Temi., March 14. To-night
the river is up 36,4 feet, the highcal point ever
recorded, and it ttilt rising. The opinion hr
it tlmt the leveet on th Mls.Uiimt sid will
be slile to withstand the pressure oi the crest
flood, but the situation on th Arkansas side
below Arkansas City it fur from reasi tiring,
althouch th damner, ihouM the levee cive
susy, would be slicht, compared with the
destruction which would ensue should the ensl
break.
A flly mt roots,
Tacoma, March 14 George Francis
Train received a great ovation on arrival I
from the East to-day. The mayor and
council, president fit tne chamber of com
merce, militia and five bands ot mu.le ft
corted him from the railway station to the
Tacoma hotel. - Train was drawn up Pa
cltic avenue In a carriage by tour white
horses richly Csparlsoued. Flag were
displayed on tha principal buildings, and
the streets were crowded with peop.e, not
withstanding the alight rain. It is e.tl
mated that 15.000 turned out to welcome
him
Wkooa-la.
Salkm, March 14. At a j eclal meeting
of th Salem board of trade to bight resolu
tions vrtre passed and telegraphed Congress
man nermann, uiging rcsHHis any an eppro
iirut on slbuld bo voted for a government
liuiuiing at baiem. in suitance the return
Hunt were that 'be present quarters tie made
quale) that the postollke hs a constituency of
20,000 people and th (population ia rapidly
idcrcssittg, the school census showing an In
crease of 50 per cent in two years, and that
the pos'tion and piogieM t f the city demand
a govetnmeut p. s oiiiwo building,
Dl4,
Scatti b, March 14 Andrew A )toit,aIia
Andrew Anderson, alto ass shot last night by
Special Inspectoral C'ustonttJ II Col.lcnif,
dtel at I'rutince bost ital at II o'ekak Ibis
morning.
Haw tUwett There,
Lomdox, March 14, Tbe Evening Post
cojit attention to the dt.ttluium in parts of
Dakota and the cry of the unemployed labor
er in San Francisco at piouf that emigration
to the United Siatct is overdone for tbe lime
beings that ihe best unti'led farming lands ar
in ixMscsion of corporations anj tulauat.
anJ in tn case of the Lalitorma troubles, that
wage ia the Unt'en State, aotaitbstaading
tli arttttcial Uilstertng of tlcmagnguct, will
soon be nearly, if not quite, on a l;vel with
those paid ia Kuioi-e. Australia, th Pott
adds, is going through th same experience.
Aa Ksasaale foe Ly or bars.
La GaoaaK, M.n March 14. Scntcrce
waa pronounced on the lyncher at White
hall br Judge Newman today, Charles
irn uien, Mr uiscn and her son were
sentenced to imprisonment for lite, three
data in each year solitary. This' was
scene of great exclte.nent ia the couttroom
Mr oiescn tainted and there were groan
ana tneaainir 01 tear, me snerin start
ed lor Waupun with the prisoner this
alter noon.
A Karrtblo aasaaerea
Panama, March 13 A correspondent
writing from Lima say th agitation In
the province caused by antagonism be-
tacen the candidate ol the constituent!
party lor the presidential nomination ha
assumsd grave proportion At Puno
there ws a collision resulting In the lot
01 a number ol live and tbe pillage ot
many house.
There was also a collision at Huanta,
many on both sides being killed, among
tltcm the chiefs ol both panic, S:nor
I.azona, deputy of congress and head ol
the revolution, and lr. Urttna, chletol the
Kosa party. Dr. Urfina, after five mem.
bcrsof hi family bad been killed, tok
refuge with the other In a church, where
many women, children and old people had
alreadly gathered,,
Yhe priests exhorted the Indians to de
sist from the butchery, but the Indian
were drunk and Incapable ol reasoning.
They threatened to bum tne church, when
Dr. Viftna, knowing he was the cause ol
their action and wishing lo avthe live
ol the other people.determlncd totacrafice
himself, and alteV recrlvitg the benedic
tion ol the priest went out to the guerrilla,
and was murdered. Not satisfied with
this, they In their druuken tury continued
their career of butchery for four Sours.
Three hundred Her were sacrificed.
Trial of the VSUrea.la Lyarkera. '
Minneapolis, March 13. The trial of tbe
first three person charged ailb tbe Oleton
lynching at Whitehall, Wi., wat concluded
to-day, so far at testimony it concerned.
Tbe jury lo-tright returned a verdict of guilty
of murder in the brst decree against Mi Ole
ten, Ole Hansen and Die Slctto. The two
first named were the wife and son respectively
of tbe man lynched. About thirty of ihe per
sons a ho took part in ihe outrage pleaded
guilty to riot and acre fined Sloo each.
Charles Johnson, who pleaded guilty with tbe
three others convicted to-day will be senten
ced to prison for life.
Very Blab,
Little Rock, Ark, March 13. A Ga
aette special from Black Rock, Lawrence
county, says that Black river, along which
are many mill, Is ten Inchet higher than
ever known, and all saw mills are unier
water. A vast amount of timber has been
washed awav. Every houe in Poahattan,
county teat of Lawrence county, is under
water, except tbe postoffice.
A at Bt'eastaet.
Pokt Townsend, Marcb 13. II W Mc
Neil, manager of tbe Oregon Improvement
Company, signed contracts late last evening
with the Pors Towntcnd Southern Railroad
Company to construct a line of railroad be
tween this city and Portland, the wo'k to com
mence April 1, twenty miles to Le finished
September I and seventy mile completed by
next January. The negotiation had been
pending several days, when the citizens tub
scribed nearly 1 1,500,000 in cash and land.
A Pirate Arrestee.
Seattle, Wash., March 13. Andrew A
Holt, alias Andrew A Anderson, a fimisus
smuggler and pirate on Puget sound for years,
was futally shot at Salmon bay, just north of
this city, late to night, white resisting arrest at
the hands of United States officers.
la a Had Fix,
St Paul, Minn,, March 13 At Bismarck
to-doy the North Dakota seed which commis
sion appoiuted to devise ways and meant to
release the destitute farmers, resigned. The
communication containing the resignation
states that in view of the summary rejection of
their lottery proposal the members cf said
commission, "decline hither to act under the
oncurrent resolution appointing them."
A Crazy Trala.
Spokane Falls, March 13, George
t rancis Train passed through here to-day . on
his journey around the World. lie harangued
a crowd at the depot and distributed hand
bills. 1
WUat Dra"ki aaess !id
Thirty Lyarbers.
Minneapolis, Minn., March !?.- The
trial of thirty persons arrested for 1) m liing
Hans Jacob Oleson on the night of November
24, is now in progress at VV hitehall, Wiscon
sin. Peter Jackr on. a. well to do farmer who
headed the fynchiny patty, yesterday hanged
himself, and four others have confessed, Hen
ry Houser turned state's evidence to-day,
lllb Waters.
Arkansas City, Ark., March 12. It has
been raining here for about fotty hours and the
crevasse in the levee above Jthe city is now
about 400 feet wide. People are much alarm
ed nnij some are seeking higher grounds. . In
the Helena, Ark., district the river continues
10 rise" rapidly. The rise in Arkansas west cf
Little Rock is unprecedented.
More Fool,
Seattle, Manh 12. A movement is n '
foof her tu send "Queen Aniline, H daughter
ol Chief Seattle," for wham (his city ws
named, around the world Willi ueofge t rancit
Train, Th movement wat started yesterday
by a number of cUb-ens to raise a purse for th
purpose of defraying "Queen Angelitie's" ex
penses, and Ihe sum of $2300 was raised.
lattery HI II Head.
lliUMARCK, N D March IJ. At antlcU
patsd torn dsyt tgn, a second attempt to
adopt th tottery measure wat tried to-day.
The proposed new bid offered Iso.ooo for a
iiRttcms and an annus! tribute 01 9150,000
Itt opponent! moved to lay it on the talle,but
th motion wat defeated eleven to eighteen,
I lowtver, th test vote tested the late of the
bill, for it developed Ihe fact that in the senate
whre th measure wat considered strongest,
the two thirds vote necessary to past over the
cover not 't veto was not forth coming. The
bill met with th same fat in the bouse.
A Bl Ileal,
Skkank Falls, March u- The largest
real estate transaction ever engineered In this
city wbi consummated to day. It wat a tale
of almost all the holding of th Northern P
cilia In this city to a syndicate of Spokane Fall
and Mt Paul capitalist. 1 be property com
prises lis actei. and the consideration wat
IfSoo.oou.
ItrrtlUT OF 1 UK OUAKU JUUY,
To tho honorable, tho circuit court of
the county of Linn and elate of Ore
gon : we, the grand Jury for the March
term, ask periulHuloii to aubutlt the
following retMirt, to-wit:
We have viaited and exatnlneil the
several county oilleen and would recoiu-
menii the fitllowlna: '
Flrat That the woo.t-hed attru-luHl to
the lull on the went end lie removed far
enough to let the aim dry arU.l preinlaea
- w . . ... 1
B Btao givo win primnicia 111 tiia. I"1 I
of the lull itunngiii, tnu at ute twine
time give a better opportunity to wateh
the iail in eae of danger, we would
alno reeoinniend that the tail yard lie
ueiternllv ehantH un: that the bh1h-b and
rultiiiah ol variou kiiitie ie riauitHi away
in the Interent of. cieaniinea ana iieaitu.
On the tiiHklu of the Jn.il we Hud the
north aide In adlmpitaUHi condition, but
find it impracticable to reeoinniend any
Improvement without enlarging tha
pretitiM'N, or imiuiing a new jail ana iniy-
inir now furniture. labl tur. etc. we
ftti.l ilm wattr tdnea leatllno! to the water
cluaet on both abiee of the jail bunded,
and reetitittiieiul that tbe same b ntenni
or replaced with new me. We have
looked througn tne various county 01-
. H. . t I I
!"" "i r".s " .1 .. r."
11, ..... ... - . . - . , , , . - j .
. ... ..(!.. u.ml. .lrtr an1 m. I
treaiiurer a ollire, county clerk ana
re
eorder oftii, ami find them all in a
rnattrv-Lalilo eofldltlon
We would recoitiniena the removal 01
a aittall wtove from the recorder'a oilii-e,
which mare it otherwlae neat appear
ance, as the etove i not uaeu ana not in
a aaiB contlition lor one.
Ueteclf ullv aulmiltted,
K F Wvatt, Foreman
J O WarniMAK',
J II Comr,
Otto FKtrUKO,
Wn T Jobdasi,
K Tcasra,
F V DbVaxky. .
HmEt TO ltATH.
A Utile ( kll4 Mrot a Horrible Deatk
Thursday Mrs. Mart Bilyeu was visit
ing at her mother's, Mrs. F. P. Ik-Vancy,
between Jefferson and Sclo, with her lit
tle six months old boy. During the day
Mrs. Bilyeu and Mra. lHsVatiey placed
the child on a rug In front of the fireplace
and went out door for a moment. I tear
ing the chihl shriek they runbixl into the
hmme and found the little fellow in flames.
Not being old enough to creep he had
wlinsted near enoauh to the coal for them
to catch In hia cloUie. On being rcai b
edhe waa alrraly ladly burnci, being
scorched sertonaly on several parts of the
body. , The little eunrrrr was taken aa
fast aa' possible to rk-io for medical aid,
Imt died shortly after reaching that city.
The trratulfather waa in this city attend
ing: Court, tieina: on the errand fury, and
waa telegraphed to come home, which he
did as soon as rxawible. This is the aec
ond gramk-hihl Mr IH-Vaney has Uwt by
being tmrriwl to deatb.
niUTiTCOCRT.
State v W R McDaniet. Larceny. Vcr-
tiici 01 not guilty.
Currtn & Montrith vs P Mlnacnmler.
Recover noney. Continued.
I 1 Miller v S P R R Co, .Damage.
verdict lor pia for 5110356.
State v N B Fry. Arson. On trial.
MV Bilyeu vs E O Smith. Motion to
transfer to ( nited State Court overruled.
FUate v W O Brlgg. Plead not guilty.
State v Frank Clark. Plead guilty and
sentenced to penitentiary one year.
Slate v FJ Belt. Plead not guilty.
State vs Jerry Keeney. Plead not guilty.
K J Berry, of Nebraska, waa on motion
of Judge W hi tney admitted to practice in
lite several courts 01 tula state.
A STATtMEKT.
tu'itort Drmtxral :
Will you please give u space In your
paper to make a atatement. There seems
to be some ol our cllixcn who do not
understand that the Ladles' Aid Society
are Intending to build a hospital a well a
a home. They intend to make themtelvet
thoroughly conversant with the plan and
working ol the best hospital, in the state.
and it 1 tie cttuena come forward and a
1st in this, as they hare done In other en
terprise, we wilt have a hospital equal to
any in ins state, one mat Albany can be
justly proud oi.
Mas C C Kelly, Pre.
Mas T Hopkins, Sec.
Urrrns-Q Kvkn. Farmer, as a clawi.are
supposed to be noted for ttieir honesty,
and we believe that generally the sup
position is correct but there is a certain
class of dMioncsly so insidious that spe
cial care should be taken against it. The
editor happened to lie in a certain store
in Ililhtlioro the other day w hen a farmer
whom we have known for years and in
whose honesty we have every confidence,
came in with butter to sell. The mer
chant thought the rolls looked small.and
upon weighing them it was found they
weighed but a pound and three-quarters
each, iiiHtcad 01 two jKjunds. It was then
evident that moulds had been used that
would not hold two pounds of butter.
We believe that if there Is not there
should be a law agaiiixt selling short
weight rolls of butter, The rolls are sup
posed to weigh two pounds each and
whenever they do not the purchaser is
swindled. The Grange could not do bet
ter work for tliu farmers than to take this
matter up and see that it is reformed.
The farmers as a chuts cannot afford to
loose theirhonesty. Ilillsboro Democrat.
" it O) " ;
Oncers Elected. The Grand En
campment of G A It and WEC elected
the following officers 't
G A R. J A Varncy, The Dalles, com
mander ; TM Marti n,EuKene,senior vice
commander f F M Miller.Lebanon.junior
vice ; Dr W H t'avlor, medical director :
3 F Ellis, Forest Grove, chaplain ; D W
Matthew s, JI F McMilan, J M Patterson,
D W Greanis, executive council j B B
Tuttle, 8 F Winton.O Summerselegntes
to National Encampment ; J PGalbraith,
FX Arnold, FM Johnson,alternate8, ,
W tt C. Mrs A II Ellis, Forest Grove,
president ; Mrs II filadden, senior vice ;
Mrs M J Train. Albany, junior vice : Mrs
M E Chamberlain, Portland, chaplain ;
Mrs Oshurne, Forest Grove, treasurer ;
Mrs 8 E Miller, Forest Grove,secretary ;
Mrs J Abraham, Koseburg, counsellor j
Mrs Fannie Loweeburpr, Portland, insti
tuting and installing ofljcer ; "Mrs E Mar
tin, Albany, inspector ; Mrs II 8have,
Mrs Johnson, Mrs Matthews, Mrs Swan,
Mrs Parker, executive board j Mrs N M
Fry, corresponding secretary.
a
Will Settle Down. Mr Isaac Nail,
well known in this city, was in the city
this morning on his way to Portland
He is a happy man, having recently dig
posed of his half interest in the Poor
man mine, near Nelson, B C, for $25,000.
He has been mining for thirty yea.s, he
says, and now proposes to secure a farm
in the Willamette valley, settle down
and enjoy hie in peace and comfort. Mr
Nail if aiT'ii!,',,! -1 1 v hi-j br sthi-r, Vu!- j
lis Nail. !;. . .'- "
BOARS Of TRADE.
A lUvlvsl of a Uod Institution.
Ptifmmnt to call about twenty-five at
tetiuod a mwting of the Board of Trade
at the WCTU Hall laat evening. The
"pint tlisplitycd will aumiro the nuecesa of
the Board In tho future and It pTomixtt
to he a iicnimnetit etablinlimi'nt liere
rreaUtont 8 K Young wan in the chair
and fun-rotary Blain held the quill
Mlnutea of the prcvlou meeting held
in Aiiirtiat, 1HHM were read, and also the
constitution and !y Inwa,
Ueinnrki for the eood of the Board and
plana to m pursued were made hr K F
no. T u Wallace, K I) CuHlek, r A Btirk
hart and other.
On motion of O O Burkhart it waa de
cided to remit all linen and due of old
tneniU r but t5,new membere to pay the
reiftilar 15 liiitmtlon.
Mr T L wallaee waa blared on the
niemlndils cotnnilttee in uee ot Chan
Montmn.now a noiKreeident.
Ihe committee! were read and are now
a to! low a :
Ptimnee (ieo K Chauitxirlain. 0 L
Wolvertoii. L K Plain.
Meiitlenhit V PMaaon. TLWaiksca,
r'........t xi
Htatlatlea H F Merrill. K F Hox. C 0
Burkhart.
Navigation- II Allen. 11 Bryant.C K
Browiiell.
IkIhIiiiIoii-J K Weatherd.L Fiinn. I
O 1'owell. I) Ii M.mUflth.Viriril I'arker.
Ooniineree and Trade K J Lanning, u
F Hiuipaon.W U I weuie.
M eteoroioifv J it urawford.
The iiieuibera ol the aatue. it waa dealr-
etl, Mhould reiwrt for duty at the next
via.ail (ttre 4t tsaa IsaI.I .t ,t ,1 a BVflti (nr
!. at, . o '. woa a wii'tny r i .'aJe
April 7th The anw ,nectlitg will be
ljt)i oil ft
May 17th.
The NH'retary was authoriyd to employ
an alnUnt at the exocrine ol the Board.
F P Nutting. T L Wallace. L Viereck
and J it Whitney were appointed a spe
cial coiniiiitUte on arivertiaiiig.
m " a a B
I be foiiowtiiff new name were ai)eu
to the lint of uirtubera : Jaa V Pipe, A
Anlvn, h 1 Beardiiley KDCualck an
tr M II UU. .
The meeting mljourncd to the time
namctl.
BE4I. BST41B BA1K4.
W S Elkins ct us to Mary Bell El-
kin, parcel near Iebanon....$
Andrew Cowan to J L Cowan, sun-
"'J '' I
ury tract yi lcbtnou
4000
400
5
j m Biton to i l. cown,iot i, .
Ii o ti.i.ii. - ... .. f w ri,k
bis ice
... ,"
tA Attt 1 m
f . . r.i,ii re... , 1 vww,
et ux .sundry tract In Lcb. ,
T M Zooseman to Henry Ins-ram,
in acre In sec to.tp u,HKiw
J R Abbey to Jane Adcox.lot 9,10, '
100
11, ia,tH s, a a A,Aioany
Fva K Smith to Mary M llryant,all
lot In lot 6, bl 15, Leb,.,......
Geo II Smith to Mary M Bryant,
400
ao
same a aoov
Rhoda A Smith ct al to Mary U
Bryant, alt right In lot 6, bl 15,
R' A to Lcb"
83
75
140
1
400
9
10
Mary J Miller to S A Hmith,6ocre
IP13.SK4W.
Maey Beard to Arthur BeariLlot 6, ,
7.8.0. 10. bl A.B A to Tangent
G B Welch et us to Mary Beit El-
fcint, sundry parcel near lcd. .
W B Dontca to L Maxwell, tot a,bl
&R'tutAtoLcb
- J M Heard to Nathaniel Barber, lots
8, o. bl 4, IV t A to 'I angent. . . .
Mary H Vaccina to Martin Lynch.E
H 9 w qr til 105,11 A.
II Flint to C ? Marshall, part el bl
II, II and A..
Robert John lo W E Farretl and B
3546
1500
75
llyman.S E ar bl ixaH's A..
Ella Fanning el t to L E Gteaaon,
tract tn Waterloo
Corinthian Lodge to R T Hedrtck,
part 01 lot i$.bl 4,nlaonic cem.
W T Wl:c aa trustee to A J Hodge
31
a truttee.Pairdale A.Albany...
James Elkln to Mary Bell Elklna,
tract in l-co
D W (lavpool ct us to Mary Bell
Elkln. tract In Lcb
C W Elkln rt us to Mary Bell Et-
kint.traet in Leo..... ,..
P II Farrell et us to Mary Bell El
k Ins, tame above
Total tale....
Total lor year
$10,913
$370,343
TUB MAX ABOUT TOWN.
Marsh Aubrev arrived from Webfoot on
Tueadajr of this" week. Marsh says he
thinks now than he ever did of the
land of big red apples.
The above is from a Prineviile paper
and we give it as a specimen of peculiar
taste ; yet it is the kind ol items one sees
in all kinilsol countries ami tne aian
About Town will wairer il a paper were
publtMhed in the middle ol Kahara it
would have one Like it when some fellow
bad returned front an oasts.
On asking the price ot some apples the
Man About Town was told 7 cents a
nou ml. How much would that make
bushel. Yon are wrong, it would only
make about $2.80. Now, a bushel in the
spring only weighs almut 40 poatnis ; in
the summer about 60 pounds. In this
land of mi annles that is a good price :
but being as scarce as diamonds of course
is the cause.
Albany has a board of trade. Support
it, electrify it, wake it dance.and Albany
will be electrified. As in all such bodies,
though, the memliers should make up
the r ntlntls that a few members will have
to do the work while the Board as a whole
foots the bill. Like a fire company a
great many of the memliers are sidewalk
ers, but all the same asefulones,for their
pocket book are ojen,
, Circuit Court seems to be a place where
men get even with each other. Many
cases are brought from what is sometimes
erroneously called principle, men being
willing to pay "heaps" to show a neigh
bor tbat tney ao not propose to oe run
over,and sometimes how assiduously one
wan will follow another, often for life.
Br Mistake. A letter addressed to a
certain Albany lady, on being opened waa
found to be meant for some one else. In
tact a little investigation showed it to be
a clandestine correspondence between an
Albany married woman, receiving letter
under a fictitious name and a man, probab
ly a drummer, writing from Spokane Fall.
Arrangement were made for a meeting
in Portland. Better stay at home.
A Fine IIoebe. Mr Fred Blumberg
has purchased of George Murray a large,
massive, fine looking black Percheron
stallion, recently brought from Illinois,
paying $2,000 tor the animal, lie is one
ot the best blooded horses in the valley.
Center Tables. A large and elegant
shipment of center tablet, in new designee
finest stock in the valley, just received a
roitmiller Irving. -
A New Discover- tlubbard't Head
ache Capsule. They are a positive cure
and fill a long felt want.
Spaoisl attention I called to Mr. O W
irrpton's tine line of clothing. Call in time
barnins. ,
SPBEADme Out -Mr. Juliu Gradwohl
besldet his large crockery ttock will now
keep en band a splendid line of groceries
of ad kinds, giving our cltiaent many ad
vantage they will be glad to secure He
will make the ptke so reasonable that
oar cltlien will have an object tn calling
rrnhim for flrst-cla.s groceries. Th regular
market price will be paid for all kind of
produce. Give him a call.
Thlt Trade Mai k on a stove
meant It It tha best th t ex
pe its nee and skill can con
trive. Hold only by G. W.
Smith,
MARRIED.
COCHRANE SWANK. On Sunday
March 9, 1890, at the residence of Mr, Jas.
Swank, Mr. W T Cochrane, of Browns
ville, and Miss Sarah Swank, daughter of
Mr. J W Swank. I wo of Linn coumy't
most estimable oar :r t'-ev c" :.Lrve
ife't b,--f 1 '
HOXKAKU AHKtltll
TiitmanAV
The Halem bridge is t i-e e-mnple'.cd by
Augii.t 1.
By the wav this is ratbwr iib.iiou weath
r just now, . '
Cap Laimina oetttntithe: rnl this mern
tiipon haninetis.
Mr Jn. K 1V ell returned ltt evening
from a flying trip lo Tsei.tim.
0 W Watt ho revived hit mtii f Al
bany, a liti pieos of work.
Bill Nv will soon be in Portland. lUld
bead wilt then hsv a great (ympsibiser
ltd thatn.
Mr Cr nrad Meyer, tb Democrat is glad
i oUsiva, I now on tho street sgaio for
eortaie,
First Strt i beins ariid. The tiro
es divnlse many deformities to th lay of
th ground, ,
Billy Arlington Is eorriina this osy. go
far a Billy is concerned bimself he ha been
great minstrel.
Thre seam to tie finite a umieral xirt-
.ion In f .vor of th sawer system presented
ny lion uo k Ufiamtier jian on brbsif of the
Hatches man.
On of th tnickeat elt't! part of th
city ia th Wooden earner. Mr Wooden l -
ready ba fnnr bouse on two lot, but in
order to fcav more company be will tplie
00 another cutttK" It ia already noted,
and there is s I 'g demand for more.
FRIDAY.
Judge Slrahsn ha boon la Ills' city to-d.y.
Mr D lUnkiu returned to-div from a trip
to jvnland,
Th Una County baok is ouo to be made
a National bank.
It is now claimed the wheat eroo in Call
mroia win ie good.
John M Lewi ha Wn t'iii.U-d post
master at East Portland.
Tb look at Oreif-iu City will b open tu
tor long; a very loiisllaito aiinoonosmeiit
Tb Willamette Valley ha been delayed
lo tailing again, on aocoutit of stormy
weather.
Arrangement are beie? msd to survey
th Cahpouiaand Eastern ltsilwsy.liegiiiiint,
at Urowoaville.
A treat man firemen will rr j iioe to tear
tbat Chief Usiaey. of tb T.eoma fir d
partinsnt, ba btea renmvad ,
Mr W II Strainy, wbn has Un a rwurri
of th eity for ab et a year, wtll loir ia
few day for tb Ksat to reside.
Tb Odd Fellow, are fit ton no their ball
la this eity in oUsgaut tle. It will be on j
I tb bsodsort..t in tb valley.
1'o.tmseter Thompson baa leceived wr.id
from Crook eoonty tbat of Hi bead oi borse
bolooging to him about SO survived.
Albany will sooa pat in an eloctrio motor
doing awsy with tbe present boro ear f js
tom of street railway. Maker City Demo
crat, Mr. Crismso is potting the MiF.rUnd
tot ia eondition preparatory to opening
bi barn taro, which will be about tb
lint of April.
Going tb rt uad of tbe press is tb state-
meet that tbe new pr-tugc etttnp at out,
UttfortuoeWly. aa about many etUUieu-
metiU, tb old eue ar out as wall
Tbe East AregMitaa favor tn oi ldiiff ot
a eoavaeitioB ol Lfomouratic editor at Purt-
laod Marsh 20, to agree upon method of
discussion, etc. "HvnouA the Motion.'
Bill Xy will ba in Salttn March S3. Why
not get Bill to stop at Albany. A girst
many of oer citia -tw woeld tike to are that
on loo bair oa tb top of bis brad and
bear hia lanay rootark.
M" Geo W.lUr. aa old roidmt of l
t aiiy, died a month or two ago ia Prtlsod,
after a short tltaeaa, Her bushend, it will
be rsntembered, eommittcC suicide sboni a
year , "
It take aboat a etdama of coups r, 11 to
pabltab tb real aUt salv and Mortgage
IB SeaUlo d lily. Th latter ia feater tbat
would eaas arampa ia Albany. People
like to beep tbe Bortgsge port private.
8 Barrimao. tb pedeatrian, baa completed
arratsgeraenU for a walk to tbe l'-tH coast.
frm ledum. 00 a wager of $3000. 11
will start fiout Wabasb April 10, accom
panied by two aaard oa hnbaek. Her
ri man wtll b obitged to average 42 mile a
day to B io.
. ' L ,L. K..,.t.. A
deolor, paid Albany a vi.it Wedoaaoay even-
log. From all account, tbar IS groat a
traotioa for Oeorjs at tbat plate, awl it is
reported that be iil soon kesia boosekeep
itig t Corvallio. U. nton Leader.
R i Wtlooe, son of our oouuty oletk, wbo
ha. boco attrucluir th lielivoo M.Ulual
college for several years, graduated with
honors recently. Mr WiUott is expected to
return to Cotvaili shortly 00 a visit, be
fore entering into the practiea of bis pro
fession, lit many friend wish bim n
boanded success. Ueuton leader.
StrcartAT.
Bargain at Read.
W. M. French keeps ras road time.
Rock candy drip at C E Bmwnelt .
Read Matlhco'fand Whb!ii' new l
Cboieo canned sweet potatoes at C E
Brownull'.
Prepared mmltf', in lib eano, at V E
B rou ell's.
Headquarter t.ir garden aeoI at O E
Brownolr.
For artist' supplies go to SUnard ft
Cntkk s.
So Borrow & Soar! new ad. in another
eolamn.
Fresh Hh reosiyed daily at Sohalts' mar
ket. Property baa doubled ia Vela ia Tan -t,ot
the past ysar.
Delioioo eanrjd oranlraiea at C. E.
Brvwneir.
Genuine Iowa sorghum on draught at C
E Krownell's.
A stallion show witl be bold ia Brown
villa March S3.
Groat olsa ranee sat or tn nest 30 day
at w r itoad'a.
Good eveoing Have yon Med Hubbard
Elegant Lotien
Chipped beef io qnaotitiss to salt st Geo
C Hnderoo'
Clackamss county was tbe first to pay it
itat Use ia fall.
Tb flod ia post and still you can got th
best printing at Phelpa.
Don't tail to get your printing dons at
Phelps h doe th best.
10 oer cent off on alt cash tales for the
nest 30 dayt-at W F Read'.
G W Simpson takes prder lor tailor msde
clothing. Call and soo eample.
Yon oan save many a dime by trading at
B C Hubbard new ding store. Try it.
No need to suffer with the hoadivh sthoo
Hnbbard'a Capsule will nret euro yon.
If you want a flue toilet or bath soap esll
on Stansrd It Cu.ick, City Drag Store.
Mr C E Barrows took hi blooded stallion,
Moltnomsh, to tho horse show, held at
Salem, to-day .
If vou want either to buy or wit yonr
property plaoe th same in tbe hand of R V
Athby & Co.
Mr Jo Anderson, of .Oakland, Ca!., a
former resident of Linn eounty, i v it i ting
at Mr J J Beard a, 1 angent.
Mr August Lsnge his purchased MrJP
Suhmeer's grooet y busiaett. He will add a
stock of general merchandise and ran a
drtl-clos store.
Considerable baled bay i. being shipped
rrom l.inn county, Yaaterdsy Mr L Sen der
shipped two oar load to Portland.
Mr Fraak 8 Ingram left yesterday for
Woodland. Ca! having received a dispatch
tbat soma friends are tarioasly ill. If
rumors are aorrtot Mr Ingrsm will cot re
turn alone, .
Mr F M Frenoh is having msdaa 17j30
foot sign on th west sid of bis j.welry
store. Mr J F Whiting is th arti.t, and
the work promises to be about the best in
th city.
Dealing in shoep pelts is finite su industry
just now in ioma Epstein Orecon locslitif.
One man went to Portland with 20,000 fer
sale, which he had bought up, the result of
tbe severe winter.
Tha ca.e of the State against N B Fry
wa on trial at the time of going to press,
in the circuit oou-t. & yerclto: wat ex
pected this evening.
County Clerk Bahcock, of Marion conntj-,
waa in tks pity yesterday to confer with
County Judge Blackbarn about the Jeffer
son bridge. This county will probably
agree to build half. "
The subject for tbe Men's meeting to
morrow, at 4 o'clock, st the Yon ng Men's
Christian Association hall, is '"Ruined by
Fear of Losing hia Plaoe." Julio. 19, 1-16.
Mr J J William?, the Nawpoifc barber,
was ia the (ufv to-oV? on I U w sy h?rt6
-wtf
for Infants and
"CaatorU Is ao w.H adapted to children tbal I CaatArta enras CoH. Oao' tto.
X commend It a. ...perlor to any prescription I g-J Ptotnacb ZTva o
kaewa to Ttm." It A. Aacnsa. X. D.. I JLtZ' P
Ul So, OxXord BL, lirooilyn, X. T. WiiLuu Uurlou tuodlalUoa.
Taa CoxTAiia Coatr siry, 77 Murray Street, Jf. T.
be purchased there a few months ago, be ri
ported, hs'l iucree:I I14wni v.lae already.
('oira will tie s.ked tn e.U'olirh a Sol-
dior bo.T.e in tha N. W At th O A E Ku-
esmpuiedt Mr J P Oslhraitb presented a
resoluHoa " ornvidins for a-king that tbe
bom if eatahliehsd l.e tocstel in Albany.
No town in tha Willamette valley it ia a
more beautiful dotation tha Jrffer.00. No
loan is surruud"d by a more in'ttstrions
class (1 (teople, Na town i ciiu.it d on
ttior Inmneiful towimito. Ni lou except
Oregon Ctty h s IctUr water poster Jef
leriM-n Ksview,
Mr Iio Power, of T.eoin, a in 'the
city to d) on his way to lll-ey, aber
Mr ruff' bus lm n w::Iim tti wttitr.
Ho tll return ioT4j.ina ti.e ti rr t of Hast
week, accompanied by his fan ily, and coo
.1 .). himself now a pernt.iieiit hxlureof
th-t hvecttv.
W K Mct'hiirsoc, real estate broker, made
the Meowing s s vrithin the st two
days . O'je lot on Pir t 't tn M K.r-
reii and It K fymsm. f..r tan lots in
Hsmth Alitxny, .H-jhnlls Ad, to IJ P Orsot,
of l'..itliI.S.1.')i iwol it.in Hchott'sAd,
to t hrill. 'MM ; On lot on Main street to
M K Kerrell and B K Hymaa for $700.
t he Vonut; Men' CI ri.tisn AsMciatton
ei.jn)el a Vi-rv plm.t time Loet aveniug at
it. toouis. The occ.iiiun waa tbe monthly
ineeting, ma in up of I u-.iots tod a .lea
ant, short, lil-r.ry arid rr.o.icel jiroirrsro.
The tr exerct-s wtre a well rendered
solo, with gnttar acsnmpammnt, by C II
Hart; a recitalwn, by Mia Vuta Mason,
vsry 1 iiuiy r;uderd; a v-xsit iIo, with
eri-r ajooipsiiimeut, by W II Lee 1 a r
ciiaUou. l-y Mis K. iromuull, who held
the cit a'leution of all, and a 1 letting
male (piartett", by Meatr Hart, W Fort
miller, f t'oit miller and Saar. After th
esetct'M-A weie concluded aa icfortnal so-
11 comtilete-t the evening' anjoyment
Tba aasovistion render it thank to the
participant to tb program and to those
wbo showed their iu teres t in it by attending
la it editorial refereoee to the establish
meitt of a Iran. -Pfitie steamship Pa by tb
Colon Pacific, tb Oregnuiaa point oat what
it deem the oroes.it y ef despentna t he riv
er channel between her and Portland to
permit tb par.SK of these vessel. Tbis is
an eipens wbicb may bo termed aooecos-
ssry.oud it will no endless. This is en x
pen which may be terased aonoery,and
it wtii be ctidlea. lb Lrnioa raclho mso
ageraeot wtll soon eo tbat a railroad to As
toria t. aa aWIut Becesetty and it wi.l bo
built Tb bar matt be thrown wide "run
at any 00 t. 1 1 is cow on of tho sit
entrance on any coast, I ut tho prejocted
imprnvernenLs will make it ttr.l better. Let
th be finishes! ann then let the e?0 ve
nl. stop at Asturia. Tbs exponso of keeping
the Culumbis and WitUructte opeo for I'Kht
draught boate will b norumai atul appro
pi Sstuw cau CMily be secured, Bbt to at-
teinpt more ii lo attedpt wasting tbe money
el lit people. Astoria Mjitin.biau.
Hon. R M Vcatch l a been mentioned
quite frequently a a candidate lo." the
democratic nomlr.auon for congress.
From an Intimate acquaintance with Mr.
Vcatch we car, say that no man in '.he fate
ol Oregon would fill the position with
more credit to the people and himself than
Mr. Veach. We understand, however.
that hi business relatione ar tuch that
he wfjl not allow hi name to be used in
the convention. It may be that Lane
county will require hi. services a a State
Senator. Eugene GuarJ. .
adiag I 'hot' if; rap her Alboay Oregoa.
We have boosht all tbeocgative nad by
L W Oark and W II Greenwood up to Nor
IStli, 1689. Duplicate esn be bad from
hern ouly of ns at reduced rate. We hsye
also about 1S.00D nesativa made by cur
eelvas, from which dup'lcite can bo bad at
Ilk rates. We carry tba ouly full lino of
view of this state and do enlarged work at
lowest rte lor flrat else work. We shall be
pleased to oo yoo at our Studio in Froinan's
blot k, nest door to Masomo lenipie.
A SnAKr Itkm .-The Snett line el cut
ery and shears In the city at Stewart &
Sos ii. Their goods are the very best and
win aiand tne test.
Bneklea' Arnica Salvo,
Tli. be Salve In the world Inr Cut..Bni!M,Soret
Ulcer. SMI Kheum. Felar aires. ftHor. r-hanntl
hanU, Chilblain Uiroe, and all Sklo Ennith.n, end,
I" - ' ' J v.. , . ..", .. i IVIUII. I , w K1,.-
stitsed to rtn perfect sstutavtlnn, or mooev tetund
ed. Prios ti oent per Ixix. for eU by r'oslwr and
sissun.
A- Woataa'a Discovery.
"Another vonSsrfui d'soorery hs been md
snd thst t-io hr a lady In this oonnsy . pleas ss fu-
tened tt clutches upon her snd for seven yaws sh
wiUutood tu s eret tests, but her vital oreani were
undermined snd death seemea inuninettt. For three
moe tits she eonvh ed .neeeeently ai.d eon d not sleep.
bus natural or us a oouis 01 or atniis flew imkov
ery fuy Cnn.utnptiea snd wsa so much relieved on
taking tnt daw thai ehe el.pt all i?tt and wltb
one buVUe ba. b.n ntiaaulously eared. Her name
is Mra Luther Lnta." Thus writes W C HnmrUik snd
Co , of fehelby, N C- Gets bos trial buUfe at Fo
uisy aaa UMnl vrug t-ture s --
Sjaik th crlahr.trtil Havana filled ei
gars, manufactured at Juliu Joseph's cigar
factory. Only S cant.
22 '
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THB
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AT ALBANY, IS THE STATJS OFOREOOS
At tho slots ot business, Feb, 28th, UiM,
Reaearce
Loan. and dleoounta.....m...u.,Sl3,u9S.8S
OranimlM.setmred and unikM'urod 52.60
V. . bontl. to secure dnnttation.... .....,000,00
Sto.-k,scouritii, 1uilKi)iei;t.CL!ns,et . ..... S.SriO. 77
Pue tnaa approved rewrre airvnu.. 81.C7S .27
Pus Irani Oiher National Banks.... .. S7, 116,16
Due from State Bauks and bsnkrrs...,..,. S.S20 i
Hunking-houM.tuniiniia, and nxturee.. ... . 15,000.00
Current expentw. ami taxes paid l.fn.SO
Prvmiunis on U 8 bond. . . s.8!.M
Check, sitd other cash items i.617."i
Hiusetottier llanks.... 625.00
Fractional paper currency, nickles snd oent 44.46
S pStitS N I.1I...M.IHHMHI IMnM INM MIH..tlltl-
Leirsl tender notes s0d,0u
lUdempUon fund with IT, $. Treasurer (five
per oent o( circul.tioii.).,.... ............ 900.00
Total...........
,..$37i,C7,0
Liabilities
Capital stock paid in..,. ....,.
Surplus tund ...
I'lliliviJed profit ..
National Bnk notes outstanding. . .
Individual deposits subject to check..
Demand certificate. o! depout....
Hjao to nther National Banks ,.
Due to state Bauks snd bankers, , . .
.. 850.000. e
... S.050 00
SS, 542.00
.. ie.oso.oo
2is.ootsr
..64,619. 82
00.00
.... 4'.. 61
Total...... .,....,.,..,.....t3T5,6DI. SO
SriT or Orsqon, Coi'Ntt or Linh, as :
I, E. W. Lsi.rd-n, Cashier of the above nam
ed bank do solemnly aweur tbat the above statement
is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
E. W. LANGDON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this IS". h day ot
March, 1830 DB M0NTE1TH,
(w s ) Notary Public.
ConKtscT Attct :
8AMCELE. TOUNG
t.. K. BIAIN, Directors.
E,"F. SOX, ) ,
PATEfiTS
talned, ana all other business in the V. 8. Fatea
fliee attendeded to lor moderate lees,
Ourofflce is opposit the U. S. Fatent OfBte, a. 4
we can obuln Pntents less time than those rem e is
rom Washinirton.
Send motile ordrswin?. We ad- to pateat
ability tree of charge ; and netpaks o charge uuisss
we nbtain pulnt.
We refer hre, to tha Postmaster, tbe Sunt, o
Money Order Div. anil to otridals olthsU. S. f at.a
tiilin:. orcirrular, advice, terms, ami efereas
OAvtunl uit-vHs in yourown Slave or county, v;jdrtti
f " f v T -"
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Chlldrcno
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Albany
IRONWORKS
-.Manitfaiwurer r4-
UAM EKGMS CSIST A5i3 SAW
milikawixwy immm
m ALL Kim SF KAm
hmuzr WORK, IJi
IROH KHD ERAS?
CASTOS.
sported s'la jtnri
,kld o e-t'rtnir U
a0' inairtinof
Pa'norss Made on Short NoUct.
City Drng Store.
Stanard & Gusick
Proprietors. Successors to
Guies & Son. Dealers in
drugs, medicines and
chmicals,fancy and toilet
articles, sponges, brushes,
perfornery,school and ar
tists supplies. Physician'g
prescriptions accurately
compounded.
Eorscmcn !
Get Paisley & Fitb to print your horse
bills tit tbe coming sesaon. They bav tbe
best material snd more style to select froaa
than any ether firm. Loweet price I bt
work I See them bow 1
To All Whom It lay Concern.
The German! Fir Insursnc Co of
New York, having reinsured It entire
buslnes in the Slate ol Oregon, said com
pany (having on deposit with the State
Treasurer, $50,000.) hereby give nctlce of
it dst-rontinuance t business tn ure
gon, and Pa intention ot withdrawing Its
deposit now with the Stale Treasurer at
the aspiration 01 tne six B.onio primes
notice rsculred by law
GEBMAKtR FlBE IXSVBAKCECb 99 N. Y
Hugh Schumann, Vice President.
Dec 2s S
Dclmoaica Restaurant,
COKN"t R FIBST AND ELLSWORTH T.
Th anlorsignod having porobaoed tb
old Herman Restaaraat stand ba opened
aoder the above na so a firatHaa rataai
rant. We are irerd to farolth. meal
for parties or dances on snort notio. Oys
ters arrted in very style, eaatern or eoast;
all kind of ii.h kaowa ia the atarkek
Employ only 6re-c!aae 1 el p. and waiting
will bo prompt and courteous. Regular
meal 23 ct. Coffee of flrst-elaa qoality
and a cop of eoffee and cake at from 6 to 10
cts. I aet sell known la tbi eity aad re
quest th tisane to give me a call.
SAM GtETS, Proprietor.
Partnership Dissolution.
N-itioo is hereby gives tbat tho lata firm
ot Zsehes Bros, oompoeed of Fraak L and
John B Zschee ba been dissolved, Frank L
Ziche retiring. The bu.ineea in the fa tare
will be conducted under the firm Bast of
ZicVt & Son. All partie indebted to tbe
heretofore existing ooaartnertbip will picaaf
Call and ciak satirfactory settlement,
Jobs B Zacbsb,
Fbask L ZaesB.
E, J. fsIcCAUSTLAHD,
Ciiil, Sanitvfy aai HydraIia
Engineer.
-neuU ntr enginenr for Gol-1 sJounlsis)
and Dry Quloh Coulidated 0-11 and Si
vtr MiuisgC. 1 1
ffe, rstiS'rert, Al stay, Or.
Fcrtmillei '.'fi ftg,
7 .
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-FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
ftraiupt ittr3ntiaa-?ipat-iUss Esirs
Beatatotskaf aud ?sF ;ooda in the Val
ley, aojl tlia nMi reasr tate prioes, both
in buvlna aad selliuir. 1 have on hand
ill k!ods of
JU iNlTiJaf, STOVES, TINYAHE,
TR'JHXS, B30KS, PfUTURES.
tCLGCXS, CRSCKERY,
ETC., ETC. .
B .diwr west of S E Toung's olf storg.
L. COTTLIiiO
.123 Flrat street. Albany, Or,
tf9 hara tha Exclusive Control of
bi
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And don't hao fa offer v nvt aaM
f VJi. far it thm RfXTHir.F C, ...... a.
aw BWttff
ea 110 cn uttf rest
SAMUEL E. Y0UI1G,
ALI1ANY. OREGON.
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