j.ir.wrATHEiironD,
ATTOllNKY AT LAW
ALNAKT,
J. L. HILL,
niysiclan and 3ur.;eon,
:'-m ctr, First and Ferry Ktrota,
ALCAMY" OREGON
cn.c.ivAT8ori hasto;.
Physician and Surgeon.
C-fflo opposite tba Dettsrvsrat.
"on. n ii. Davis,
rhysicim and Surgeon.
.tlra tn Ktrahen' Block.
V y b found at hi oMoa oay and night
DH. C A. WHITNEY,
Physician and Surgeon.
CraJuat of IWlls Hospital Medical
IM!g Now Yrk Uty.
Disease ol woman a tpwialty .
trOsS tatnan't Brick, Albany, Or
. a.W.BLACBeB!,
aco.w. wmoirr,
cuicitBunri & wright,
Attorneys ai uuw,
...... . i. .11 th. Cnnrta It
5UU,
romit attention givea to all boat-
Office Odd Fallow Tempi. Albany, Or
WUBILYEU, '
ATTORNEY AT l-.Av
Aad S.licitor la Chancery,
. . Rir. . - OREGOaf.
Collation. promptly md onall po'n
&oaa nptuvtea on ww""'"1""
jTfi. DuncAN,
AHOMEI IT LiW AID MUM
PUBLIC,
f1)ffic la Strahan'e Block, So's 1
nd S.
ALBANY, CSECOH..
JAKES P. f.lEAD-
Attcinej at law aniTitls Exainiitsr,
ALBANY OREGON.
Will practice in all th-eoort of tha
fitat. AbatracU of Titl furoithed on
abort nolio- Tan year iperinc.
S. W. Paisley,
jAlbaay, rma.
WHOLESALE DEALER IS
Tobacco ani Cigars.
Ordara solwiUd frosajtkt.trada."
!. J. IVll.Tr.EY.
tWLifij Ail Counsellor At Lai
m ND
tfotniv Public.
ALBA I. C2ECCX
WUl praMla I nil or thn Courte
UStata. AUb lnaaa Intruete I f bl
UlbnraipUyniindd t.
att . e aT9i.I rww1 111 that Va!
INM vi w -
.1 a.a Mua aaaai .A I rtri-MMi- nTfet h
a3 J eMlMI IU war r. - 1 "
in baying atl Mtting. I hv on banS
ra.JHlTUS. STOVES, TIMWARE,
TR'JXXS. B3QXS. PJuTURES
CLQCXS, CSjCXPRT,
ETC., :ETC.
a .d w went of S E Youog'e oV tot;
L. COTTUED
123 Flral atMM. Albany, Or.
FOSHAY & MASON,
Druggists and Booksellers,
Arm ta for John B. Aldeo'e pubUcaUooa,
ntch wa aall t pnWUher'e prieaw witfc
ALRAIT, OHEWOr
E. J. LIcCAUSTLAlfiD,
CiTilk Faaitiiy ani Hjlraulis
Engineer.
ooaaUiog eogioear for Oo!d Mountain
and Iry Ualoh Cooaolidated O jld and Sil
rr Misisf Co
ffiof, Straat, Albany, Or.
ALBANY OR.
WRITS! AH & H1ILB2BT BROS..
Real Estate Agents
Farm and Banohea fnr aale.
. Alao city branny in Albany
and Ceryallia.
Wiley A ItImoy ,
ALB4NY, OREUON.
ABSTBACTEB,
Thn Only Complete Set of Abstract
Books and Maps In Linn County.
rOfllee in the Court Hone,-.
Boalnaaa mtruitd to me will
bare evraplnnd aaraful altantlon.
Uoburg Lumber.
I aell the bat lumber in the ceunty; alao
eedar poata, abioglea. latba doom and win
dow moulding, etc. Pricee from $5 o 1 22
rr tboaaaod. Yard at Lowaon, on tbe
Narrow Gaoge. Se me before porcbaaiuff
alaewbere.
W VV CRAwronn.
P O nddreea, Tallman, Or,
Delmonica Itestauranl,
OOKMEK FIRT AND LfcWORTH T.
The nndtfr.iKned harinfi parcbaaed tbe
old Oer;nao Iteataarant a'And ha opened
nader the abore Da na a fjrat-oiaaa is-taa-aot.
w ara prepared to furoich ine.li
for partie or dance on anrrt notice. Oya
tare arrred in every jtyle, aaatern or ct-ajt;
allkindaof tub Know a in tbe market
Employ only ra cla flp. and waiting
will be prompt end eonrteoaa. Regular
meal, 23 eta. . Coffee of f.rat-clait quality
and a cup of coffee nod cake at from 5 to 10
eta. I am well known in tbii city and re
que.t tha tizne to give me a call.
SAMG9ETS Proprieur
City Meat Market.
EELTLTZ BROS,, Proprietors.
k'p s full Mn -jf oiaaUi of all klnda,
la xl pltr, oomplily pro
tocted; and alwaya fteab.
aIu. bare oonaUntly.oti band aalmon
nd otr"r flh
Executor's Notice.
Noliu i hereby given that th under
iind. duly appointed, quahfed arid
acting c..M-ut..r of the la.t will and tc.tameot
of l.vli June, daoetaed, lata ef Lino com,
ty, Orit'tu, ha. lilnd witb the Clerk of th
('..ni.ty Coift, for .aid county and.t.te, hi
final ' aiid thx court b fixed the
10'h day of May, .i' 0. at tu hour of 10
o'clock . m., for he.rin object ion to tid
acuiunt and to tfttle tai 1 otii.
Tim .tnl day of Api.l, 1h:k,
Isaac Mhbker, ,'
I'xc nt.or of the la.t
of l ytHi JotiCT,!1 "'
2nd nCT Store.
4
jr
Cira
Gere.
WU10
CURES PERMANENTLY
iofT.r.H Wart la Pain.
H lumntt eL, CUvtlAcd, Ohio,
In 1IM I sprained my arm rluouiot chart-
Bute; sv-Oerwl years in nub i
rof ajrui. 11 Ha finally su
CO. JAIXJB XT
oerwl years in pain ana oyui j
a and ovuld dm Uil
i nn sumi rv i.
I jit rt. jnui
Testimonial Chaerfully Tawd.
(.brattle fan, tin Beat Curae.
- TlLP?!PrC.
WClWM, CUT3.SWELUNG3
SupelyPcprocnentiy
by DRU80I3T ANO DBALtrtS.
"Cla CHAVA.VQCSUR Co. BAUO. MB
THE YAQUINA ROUTE.
gon Development Ooreparsy'a 8ttn
Dip uin
iw Hiiaiiiw wii"i""
20 HOURS LESS Tlut
taa by any other re J I.
TClsbt line from Portland ami all point
to toe Willamette Vnlloy to ami iroiu ran
f raociaoo. Cm.
ThaOnj.in PanlBo ataiuboata on the
fiUni(urieruiioii win loayw
an.l. s.,ntn rwtiind. Monday. Weilnew'at
and Fridnt at 6 a. ui. Arne nt Corvniiu
Tneedny, tburly nnd S.a irday nt a:S"
. 111- lkJ..aaaa lutmil
t m I aam VaB I.DrTl I I. ! H tn ww.iaa
Vloodnr. Wedneaday nnd rrl Iny t 8
n, ii at lortland TueadAV Than
u.innlif at 3:1U D. in. On MOO
a.i. u .!.,... ami PrliiaV. botb Nortb
aad iioutb bnod bou will be over nlgbt
at Mem, loading nere m o a. ui.
i- aiwu niinnattilon at AlbAD
IHMiia wmmw ..-f " - - ,
e-Uh Ualna of tbe Oregon f aclOo Kail road
Tin I! aXUIKRCLB. umUya)
(mt Aloanr two r. ,.!.' ii"'"
fcaawCorvallia :Wt,. U Corvall.lO;M A.n
Arftfa Vaqulna, l:M
O. A C. tralae oonneot t Albany nnd
rrl 11a. Tbn nboT trejua eoonem u
v..in. with tna Oroeou lHelopuiu
tmpsny'a Un of ttteamihlpa botwein
Ya-jtuna nod in rrnuciaro,
N.I 1 1.1 D ITM .
ro TA4'ta..
Wlilaroau Valley .Rnnda. April nh .
4e MoaiLr.Murh lh-
,(o T-U,Atril tini:
4o TburaO.). Mr UL
Wi'judcU. VUy. TburndaT.April W.h.
4 r n iT. Aini low.
ihn ritnt to
.uff muIIuu dt w-lbout notice. w
w hwiinn from PorJauo end
K olnuietto Vmley poinU can roke oloae
aoneoUon with the traina of tb Yafjuinn
mtM. iih.n t.r tJorTelll. end tl ue-
Itned to 8n Frncia. ehould J
rrlw at Yaq Jinn tbe eveum ii're vi
f aaulng.
eaiar aad
r.rlaht Batra alwaja
Laweaa.
or hAalk.a er U A R Cpo.rr.lM end
wi.
A.O. P. ar4 P A(a .
CorraLta.
OVERLAND TO CAUFOWIA
-YIA
Sontnerc Pacific Company's Lln8.
THE mo'JNt"shasta uoute.
tka batata Alba-y anJ frwdwi, t boot
cium.ni rvm ti ' tea a.iLT
atotwaea rrt laaJ aa4 saw r..el.
Atur. a.
:lr
fAtaa
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PufUaae
Albwiy
Ar liira
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turt (
AX
uexa taAJica.
It Ik
ra I Ar
Alteuy
LaliaiitHi
Albany
Ubwu.
AllMHf
LcbaffMi
r I f a a
L t.i a
rl
L. I
Ar I tr a
L I t.w r a
I mi. a I L
ran
a L
aAr
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Cars,
.rlaalil'. aeca)4-laaa Taaaca
era, altac4 t arena Tralae.
Tm a P. Cut tTT mkmnmneHon with all the
tralee oa Ut. a aid DWmw Uo A
ptmreet, "Ttlen.',
Vf el M4e avtvialaa.
art ft Ke rnrtAJia ai ctantut.
Man. r... atui tt. xpt Bonnay.)
fYita I
ItJt r a I
Lr
Ar
fun ituii
At I a:2U r 1
Lr 1 1:30 r 1
Birmaat rt.ia u-T (Excjp. Sunday.
I'M r a
w ra
I L.
! Ar
p.trtlan.1
McMinnvill
Ar
Lv
I V '.OO A
6 40 A H
TUroij.li TicketM
To all KlnM
boutk -A-rrr bast
kVIA CALIFORNIA.
fm Inn liilor!iiy r.w.llnt rate, ni, ate.
all on "ommnv Acent at A! M.y.
.KOEULKB r'i1Zt .
atwiatrer t O. P. aua V, Ar
FartmiKet t living,
-FUNERAL 1)1 RECTORS.
Prompt H-nw
FRANCIS PFE1 KF
PKFK1 KTO" 'P
Albany- twk Wurks
-And Vnc!aM:iuin of
DH0IG2 mmmmi,
As f.re now prei.rHi ;o rll st. w.oK
, wr.ya frhh and me at Ponliot.
j ro doamrw. We n'wi kp a t.V
tf
Snts and Troplc&i i"ruic,
CIGARS AW3 TdBAOCO
DH, JAL1E3 aDE?V
Braflnata of KdinDur, Soo'land,
Ha losat"! H Aloanv Frc a hi
h ir iovri knotvlu lif. of hi 11 ro, h i " n
jd hU eprlno of 10 yr. a intffl.
eer li Caval y Keiirmit, h hopua to
merit t'le pvrnnige of th'e fnUret.d
In hor, nt'.l. nliPop. n'O. Ho would
alao reooinnie.i't hll solution or linrier;t
for aorw atioiil.lora soru '?Ua, l-roken
kne'is, wound, sprain?. Prl e, ondol
lar Pr bnltls.
pr-Offlce at JohnSeuniaerVlvery tta
ble.
M MAY. 3. aajfDBR
MAY SENDERS.
Jsi3 in General fibfnandisa.
m ! n t
Ai
A KIOHY OK ( lUHSTMA
(iov(riMr lvnivpr Wot U. for rloiitln.
Ui" mm ol lur, Willi hmi'w,
From the Mwrnlng Oitgoittan, MondMy
inuury 7, ibw
Governor l'cnnnver niaiuiucd the labor
otc .o w rll thai hu ran lutu the govtrnor
hip of Oregon w tih It. lie owci amiie
iliH moio ttun ordinnry to tlio.e who
cat that vote, and we will give him credit
it keeping the obligation In inlnd. It U
not every man that ay luuh a part th
Uup to It In aticr life,
We will give th liilcdt Incident concern-
ng the rxccuilve anJ give hla rxccllon;y
credit for kitidnc.i of heart even thougl
hi opponent may credit hit net to hi po
Hllcnl ambition.
On ClirUtniiit d.iv, at the governor wa.
dl.pen.lng from hla flcnlluiu luinrd, there
came te!ei;rin from Mr Walll. Nash
who It prominently connected with the
Oregon l-aclilo railroad.
In the aboeitcd of Mr Hong he wat man
sger and hi telegram read that tome hurt
dredto! working men who were unable
to collect wage, due them for work done,
were walking the railroad track from Al
banv and would be at CorvallU In due
time.
Trouble wat anticipated when thev I
thould arrive and the otlicInU of the 0 t
road rcquctlcd the executive to aulhorUe
the thctlfl to 'cull out the mlllltitand defend
them from violence.
No one reed question the tact that the
governor ha a kind heart.
With telegram In hand he thought of
thote poor fellow who were, many of
them no doubt rat.ed to appreciate Clvi Ut
mat; but while he wat enjovlng the
ChrUtma (pread they were walking the
Me without money to buv a meal. Win
ter wa come and they weie turned loom
without a dollar, with no how for work
or money, wronged of their earning. He
toon determined what courte to tak.
No answer wa rc'.urned to the telegram,
but the next morning he took the train
touth ai.d went to CorvallU In pcr.on.
Arriving there he tooi. found Mr Nah
and told him the Impiettlon hit telegram
made, adding: "There I ju.t um thing
for you to do. Pay thc.e men what I
due them and there will be no dldk-uKy.
Mr Nh ald the con.pany dld'nt owe
their..
It W4t the contractor they had claim
agaln.t. The governor reminded hint that
thi contractor were ruined br trying to
work after cuttmalc that the company'
engineer had made. MYou Invent paid
the contract jit over halt what the work
ya, worth and you car well afford to pay
the men. 1 can't help y,u, and ad.'Ue
you to ruttle around and pay them Im-
ndlatcly," or word to that effaet. ThU
wa the uovtrnur'. advice anil it wa Im
mediately acted upon. Tbe men got their
money and alt wa quiet on the Potomac.'
Finding there wat uu way lo cnll.t the
ttate of Oregon in a war with their em
ploye the company paid them the!r duet.
Ua the governor ever to much of a dem
agogue on the labor qae.tton he de.crve.
credit for hi courte In thl Inttance.
UIUIIT.
Tb Republican! are bent on teif dtatiuction
and the Democralt .Kould not interpote an
olialacte !o their doing so. The tar:ff bill at
now made up will, if picJ cf wbivh their If
great doubt, br the grcatctt to!itkd boomerang
thai that party ever taw. It it toon to he r
purted in tbe houc; and the I)inocratt tbould
not attempt tr. amend it in any particular. It
ut. 1 ..1 . -ii. 1.
! J ..J
The trouble., trial, and Iribu-atlunt of
fie republican t In congre.t art ju.' be
ginning. So long at their dutlc. con.l.ted
In tu.ulniog the autocrttic ajwaker in hit
arbitrary rulings or turning out of their
teat democrat who had been fairly
elected, to make room for republican, who
had been defeated, their tak wa a pleat
ing one. But, now, when they come to
the que.tlon of tariff they find themtclvc
confronted with a complete array of the
telti.hneM whkh alone ran maintain tucn
a viclout tyttem of taxation. Even on the
angar qu;tkn upon which the Ottgomun
ao triumphantly said "we are alt agreed
that tugar must be free," divUion are
pring ng up tl.at will defeat ail tariff leg
islation. But then It thould not be for
go ten that the tariff it in the hand of Itt
Iricnd.
Our Alas'. a f.oenor oie very tiUely 10
have value for mining lor luskt of mammotht
wbhh once roamed those Nor then regbnt on
both aide of tb? Pacific ocean, in a gealogic era
when Alatka and Anil were joined where Bea
ring ttrait now teparatct the two continent.
Mammoth tut hunting bat been very piufit
able ia Silcri.i, and it it likely to be to in
Alatka when pro:uted with ty.ttem and
vijor.
A wemocrat man writing from "The
Forkt"tayt: "Everything i alt rghton
our ticket here In Canada." And tuch I
the cheering new that wc hear from all
parltof the county. If every democrat
will put hit ahoukler to the wheel and
work with Intelligent energy, hi labor
will be rewarded by a triumphant election
oft he whole ticket.
ft L.
Copyrlictit, 19.'
KISSED AffOTtIE3 WAN'S WIFE.
At bl. iKKl nnnhtmt Jlriiwn.
Yon liMrt mj wire upnn tlie rtrect.
I miglit to knock you down.'
" 7?lT' Ter roo'fswrrmr." food Brown replied.
In mwi mild nl meek; v -t
I kUMrt hr; ili.l l'v. nni dmltd
But 1 khuwd bar on the chsit
and I did o bnoauiio ah looked to handsome
totbsoftt?' be"Ut' M1 bWlJth- V'lflt
rePlled Green .Ma1nn you mk ft, I
will tell you; tha u Dr. I'Wco FavoriU.
rrtwcripuoa. A
accept your apology, tiood
An unhealthy woman is rarely. If ever, dpsii
tl'ol. Ihe peculiar diaeaa to which to many
of tbe x are aubjerft, ar proline chusmi of
pale, sallow fun. blotched with un.lifhtly
pimple, dull, lutirclpw. eye and enmuiaud
forma. Women to affllctwd, oho bo pj.nna
nntlr eurwd by u!ns lr. Pierce Tavorito
FrPSTription ; and with tbe rratoration of
br-aitu come ttiat bfatity which, combined
with food n.ualitli-9 of hr-ed and heart, make
women antel of lovelltuxiH.
" .voriU) PreacrlpUon " la tbe only nwdi
rtna for women, old by druririsrs, under a
poet tire guarantee from tbe manufactur
ers, that It will give eatiafaotlon tn evorr cntv,
or money will retunded. It Hi pmw
tTWtrte for leucorrhnt, painful mcnt.ruiirn,
unustiiriU iipirralona, piVlapaus, or imlinir
of tha womb. w back. anti.verlon, roi.ro
vemion. bearlnir-ilown win.atlon. clironio
coujtrtition, lullttiiiaiation aud ulceration of
the womb.
WoHi.ua DrppEviAFV Mudicai, AssociA
HOM, Manufscturt-ag, liuffalo. IS. Y.
II PIECE'S PELLETS tauio. Gc
Ijaxattv.t or ( nrhnrtio, a-cjrdiMr to gu.
Vp(re-
iciuir
Ey anufsJats. eeau a vial
ntr a.. a ...
. 1 '
wuu.u ue uciier h inem 10 ciK-r a uu 01 ineir (;um coining 10 llgilt. AO pen It equal to the
own modeled after the Milt hill, and Wt tbe ta.k of picturing the deviation of the country
RepuUicant reject it, Tlwn iefu lo voi or the detolution of tbe people. The entire
u,,o0,URepublua0biU.ndU,.KteJquo.umif,n,U.;n..lSoupe, U under water, and
paiait. K Drmotr.it. imat of the levee it ge. Th water back
mm W
rELEGiUFIUO NEWS
tlr RtrUlyttH f nlna t I nllfomla.
Nkw York, April sj. lr' Mctilynn an-
iiuuncad Rt a mreilng to night that next week
he would tnrl for Paddo count, lilt puipote
is to go to Sun Francixco to vl.ll re'titivet, bu
e will deliver .r viral lecture in Citiilurnia a
the tmne time,
lunail entity,
San Fkancihco. Anril a?. The cane of
l rrtiik Willi inn clmryed willi rtU iing never
Mneeii In the Noithern tmrt of the tlate, wen
to 'lie imy tint nnetnuon, Altera iiiin Hour t
dcliliiTatiiin, Williitint wot found Kitltiy. The
penally It iiiijn Uuniucnt for life.
ttrrgiia and Waahtastan IMttolUre.,
AntiiMiTDN, Aptil a5.rolniRteit ap-
pointcdi Oregon V I McCalliim, John Day,
llrant county i V I) Gorman, Mill City, Mar
ioncountyi II II Mrti, Spikenard, Uckion
countyi u r Johnoon, WilUburg, Mulinumaa
county. A jhmIoIIic hat ticen ettalilttlieu at
(eity.hurii. Clallam county, Watli., Willi
Kobi.it K Getiy at HMtnintter,
A aralllag Mace,
Svdnkv, N S W., April as. Kemp beat
M utciion over the 1'urnnieUa courte for the
world't teulllng elwmpionihip, Kemp took
the lead at the itart and krpi U thruug.tout
therac lie won hy forty Icncthtt time; at
minuiet and 13 tccoiidt.
A Uail Hit
Mit.WAt KtK, April S-"-I)r Tboma lint
ciiaru, agea 73, lor nity yean, a pnytirmn nere
, . , - . ,11 , 1
recently instituted tult lor divorce, tut wue,
aged i'), filed antwtr to-day, cloiminc that her
hutband had been a prolettional alxtrtionitt
and wot in the hahlt of burninu living, crying
children, premtturvly born, in a bate burner J
ttove. Site mention the ntme of young
women killed by tier butlwnd t practice.
Tbe t'rrvata,
Aalbrr laareil Uralb,
Pomona, Cal,, April 24. George Smith
died at bit fathet't ranch near Pomona latt
evening fiem etceotiv ute of tobacco, lit
r , , . , , 1 , 1
wat a lad of 17 year and bad been an inyeter-
ate uter of tobacco tor hve year. . lie teemed
to have an insatiable apiietiie for it, and noth
ing that bit fal her could do would keep him
hum the ute of the weed. "Severe puni.b
menu, pcrtuaMun and v.n confinement did
no cood. The boy tnuiked ciiiarcttct alt day
lonif, and lor hour each day would chew at
the tame time,
Jnxarr.t.at 'ly,
Sauna, Cat, Apill 24 Supeiinlendtnt
HoagUnd of ,h Natural Gat Company.found
gat yctterday at a oeptn 01 aevemy iet. a
huge wlume of gat ruthed fium tbe 8 Inch
pip wish a roar, Tb foice wa o (treat at
to etiincutth a lichted nuich. On applying a
torch a blue tunic aitac about ten leet lilgn
and burned until tbut off by arteUa water.
The conmanv will continue totink fur it at a
lower depth,
IBrawa.vllle kwa.
IiaovvNsvai K, Or,, Apiil ai. TbU bat
been a week of ditatiet to far. Oath aitt
!.. U-...IU . 1 l. .n,LlnR
v..... k- 1 '
fur Mr II R Powell, north of tbUcity, jumped
from a watjon at a team wt running away,
and dwtocalcd In richl ankle, and bk IU
lct between the ankle ard kne.
On the tame day a faimcr named Bitlien
wat in tcwi with a covered back, and the team
ran away through town and wat caught down
at tbe furd jtirt Lclow :be bridge, Noon waa
burt but the back wa much damaged.
Mi lna Burning dieJ here yterday ol
contumptton. Site had Ueo tkk a ing ume.
Her buhnd, Mi George Bunting, wbo ha
Iwen working dowa in Powell' valley, i Her
Maw Big,
Seattle, Aptil ja. F.uutneraiort taking
the thirty dtyt ctn.ut met lo niKbt to make a
report of ttie firtt ibree day week, Tbi-y have
reiioncd An fiTM-ite of I'J.OCO namct. Cth
eicd in thic days It it ettiutated that the
city cen.u. will be completed In fifteen day,
ana in?i tne Wuu..k ine .y wm oe o-
Marl 1 I. tat Hid tfvltl.1a lit Hf ltal tm. fO '1
politan dittrkt. at th tubu.ban lownt of Bat-
lard. Fremont, Fdgewater. Ulona, Kaat
Scauie and W ett Seaide will not be t.ken in
to tbe city until .ft w completion of tbe centu.
7 '
w.nit w.r,
uavov sasa, La.,Aprd 24. The real con-
... -
ouwq 01 imngt in me oveinoaeu Ottllict U
. & . . .
oi tne levee u to deep mat bundredt of live
are in epardy.
.Smai ttre'ehet of tHc levee tult ttanding ar
ctowueu wiin n.en, women nj children. tu,e
uy wc wiin nortet, mutct ami cow, in an
old rnied ginhounc 500 nrgtoet are huddled
together. I be condition of the unfortunate
bickt it pitiable. THey are t'iteoutly becizinii
, (o o iKen to tome piacesoi tntcty
stata, ctt(iATic rwataxTiex,
PoaLA!D, Or., April 34 The Con
Tcuwun uK.iuu.-u, del imit 1- 11 i Arc T. 01
f tl tm It . . .
saicm, "empoiary cnutrman l I I ren.
chard, of A.torfa, Secretary, nnd M
MUler. of Lebanon, AtaUtAnt Sec y
Commlttcct were appointed and adjourned
nil three o "clock lor comntiltteealo report,
AUlerrialleaa.
SroKAse Falls April 20. CeJer the
name of Mr and Mr Scuvilte, tw j apparent
ty undetigning and ordinary hive been keeping
a lodging houte in thi dry, on Eact Rivert'.dc
avenue and Jternard street. The alleged hut
band wat an architect, and apparently a bu.y
one, and the vUible meant of support of tbe
twain were all that could te desired. About
three weckt ago the alleged Mr Kcovlll Mr
wat tuditcnly called away, to Chicago, a the
taul. Nothing wtt tutpectcd until Sunday
rrmrning.wnen it wat, larned that hcoville had
tllently taken hi departure during the night,
without tcttlwg any of bit mtn debit.
It i also reporterl that Mr Scoville it nuns
other than tbe twlet ol Uuiteau, the attattin
of uarlielJ. 1 here are many ctrcumttancet
corroborating Ibeae report t.
Ia.taally Killed.
C rant's Pass, April 23. VV W Crapo
wat thrown from hit wtgon and inttantly killed
I y the wheel patting over and cruthing hit
head, leaving pint of the brain uion the
wheel. He wat a .intda man with no relative
in this part of the country. He wat about 45
or 50 ycart '!.!, and wat engaged in the lime
butinett, , '
An Era ef Strike.
Chicago. April 23. The a'.rike of brick-
mtkert hat retulted in tl.e complete ttoppage
of buhinett. The yard proprietor! hive ac
cepted the t'tuntion, and for the pretent will
not retume woik with non union men. The
ttrikert tny that if mm union men attempt lo
work there will be violence. Thi threat hat
alarmed the bottei, who have atked for police
protection, and patrolmen have been sent- to
quell any attempt at v olerce.
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An Immea.e Overflow,
Bayou' Sara, La., April 23. Another
break occurred last night in tbe I'ointe Coupee
levee. Indention! are that the entire Pointe
Coupee, front will be tubmerged. Water it
pouring through the cievsstet at Morgania
aad in the vicinity.. It will overflow the great
er portion J the countiy between the Atcha
fitlaya and Missiitippi rivert, extending from
Old river above to Bayou Fourche below
embracing 700 squura miles.
Tlie Awful Hnllecap.
Sr Louis, April 23. Advice from tbe
Chickataw Indian nnticn tay that a large band
of White Capt 'aided a white section of the
touthern part of the retervalion lait night,
whipped a number of men and gave them
notic; to quit the nation in five (i. yr. A num
jtt of other persons w ho were in.t whipped
were notified 10 leave in tn dayt. The people
notified to leave are preparing 10 into
Texat,
A t lRoreile Warning.
DuksmL'iu, Cal., April 23. V N Ryan,
pugilikt, lately from Kan Francisco, was found
dead in hit bed in the Duntmuir hotel this
afternoon. He wat in hi uiual health in
the morning When found he had la cigar
ettc in his uiouth. He had died while imok
ing. , A Texas Cyclone,
Austin, Tex.,Aprii 23, The little town of
Kyle, twenty miles south of here, lias visited by
a cyclone last night. Many houses were over,
turned, and swept away, .Several persons
were injured,- I he destruction to fences and
growing crops is very great.
Baton RotoK, La. April at. Duth . . tn I
of the Mariincx crevso have be en tecured and
a determined effort will be ms!e to elote It.
Water it rapidly filling the country toll., rear.
The bleak at Lalxlellt, eMiieen initet almva
nere, on me Daton Kouge it boo feet wide.
1'eople of Grotie Ttclie and Wwl Baton Rouge
a futt at K)ttilile. are bringing their Mock and
tame over 10 'lie lulU for lalety,
Alway la Trtablt,
Fkkhno, Cal., April as. Mr Sarah Athea
erry appeared In the ofce oi C 0 Sayle, ad
nilnltlrfltor of the Terry etiale, thi motalng
and demanded tome money. Style ttid thci
waa none on band belonging to the ettate.
Sh then went lo the aOMning ofTic of N C
Caldwell, who it attorney fur the administra
tor. CaUtwtll elected her. hut the returned
and bioke window, bayle left the oflice and
the followed, threatening to tliool him,
A LKTTl: Wiru 4 HITBf.
A Uttrr with a hlttory hat fallen Into
our hand. It wat written by li P Thomp.
ton, Republican candidate for Governor
md aeni to Geo. W Weldler, of Portland
who wa acting at the time a Receiver ol
mo et-.ate 01 un iiolUdar. li V Thomp.
ton I Pretldent of aeventeen bank, and
thlt letter o.i ttt (ace thow what kind of
a "banker'' he la. It language la that of
the curbttone broker"! will tecure you
a loan for $o,txo" the $10,000 bonut for
nlintci! and the Interest lor the bank
OV ,M tllH. (Ill RT.IItlVII, HIIW
A h.I il. ,., .,!. ...rf,l,.. - ...I
gratplng man would have the tuperlatlve
ciieea to uemana a uturiout bonut ol lo,-
000 for tccurlnif a loan, tell all about him
that one need to know. It uncovers hla
tout i Hut here It the letter t
Portland, Or-Oct. ith, 1880,
I will undertake to ral.e a auftktent aum
to pay off the demand on the Oregon
Keal E.taie Co lor a term 01 year tecuri
tic, all the ttock of the Oreaon Real Ea-
tate M ana atttunment ol the lien 01
Joarplt ltolladay to aecure the ta.nc. I
will aecure you tucn loan lor laaooo, in
oro ao ne"rJri .
tome of my property, aay half of Market
Wock or bf,f fofc -fiile to be accept
,d bv 0c. ,6(h .nd lhB mmi. tQ ,,, , ' d
if pottlblc by Dec nth.
Kftpt
li. P, TltOMPaoN.
ThU, though bad enough, I not the
wortt. Tbotupton did not, In fact, intend
to tecure tne loan. He wa playing the
"confidence man." The fact that he had
written tuch a letter waa detlirned to be
communicated to Wllnon Bennett and hi
SISS
wMch had been told by decree of the
United State Circuit Court for the dU-
trlct of Oregon. ThU i.ck rcpretented
Hul aday'a addition to Fa.t Portland and
waa In fact worth teveral hundred thou-
and dollara more than Bennett and hit
a.tcclatc had purchased It for, and the
decree under which they purchaaed allow
ca i inonin in wntctt a redemption
might be made, Thoee representing the
rotate were trying toraUe monty with
which lo redeem, while the Kennett Inter-
t were endeavorlnir to prevent redemp
.1 t.. . 1. -rv.m
mviii m v way iwv vivii w awi-
ton loeet In hit work. A toon atne
liennett people heard of hi offer they
aw" him. They were wl.linir to and
did pay him 1 10,000 If he would withdraw
hi oner to Wridler and not Interfere any
; further In th affair, and the but, I net wat
cloed on thlt ba.la. Thompaon't moral
attribute are to obtue that he boa.ted In
the pretence of a dUttnirul.hed republican
of Portland, of thi fine turn he had made
in "butlnett." Thlt ao Outraged the feci
Ingt of our dltllnguUhed republican friend
u,fct he aald lo Thompeon t "That , I
black mailing" or "at bad at black mailing
for which crime a number of men are new
in tbe Oregon penitentiary." Y.
Kevrety-Flrt Aaalveraary.
Tlie celebration of the 71st annivcranry
Odd Fellowship, began In Albany Sat
.fternoon. A U numWr wt 1rt..
from all part of tb oonnly. The
ProfT',1l J"?11.. J ,tlb.01
' t t U Mechanics latrid,
ollowed by alwut seventy-five tJ.ld t el-
low in rk'ha. Then came the arc of
g.tte covenant drawn by a fine span of
grays, air w r. unlet, representing the
I patriarch, a back con tain tna: Hon M C
:,,,.. .,...Ur f. th- ,4, .n.l
other MI r rllow CUmttil the proeCMSiOn.
After marching through the principal
'f they were joined by the Uebmaa
otlT firri'ier-
0IH.ne.l with music by the band, followed
i . -'.!.. . r - ,
j,y n le by the J F'a. The clwpUin,
J F Ibtckensto read a prayer, and Hon
M C Geonre delivered the address, an
ehtliorate etTort. nresented in that st.irit
for which be has become so well known.
Miss Helen Crawford recited "Evelyn
Hope," one of Browning's masterpieces.
It was beard with pleasure; its presen
tation displayed force and power, bring
ing out the speakers full, round voice
with fine effect, and conferring great
credit on the splendid drilling of her
voire and action distibivnl in tha ren-
i . . . . . . ... . .
i iiiiiiin. An oila i liutl tlia altprniKin ax.
lercises.
BEAVEIt CKETK.
Farmer are very busy in this part of
tne county.
I guess spring is coining, for tlie IWaver
snipe ha not been seen for several day.
Mr Young from thi on when your girl
falls in the creek don't spare your Hunday
breeches, but plunge right In and fetch
her out. Don't wait for some married
man lo get her out for yon.
I-ast Sunday four youngster went
across the creek to Hunday school, and
while they were over from some cause
part of the foot bridge disappeared and
gave the boy a chance to pack the girls
on their backs and wade across : but the
worst of all waa to see young (Jains stand
with bis bands in bis Docket and sechis
girl latl headlong over tlie fence.
Died, at liia home on Beaver Creek.one
day last week, after a lingering illness, of
the mange, old Nig, a favorite dog of J T
tJiiyeu.
ULCAXDKB.
Spsbaoiso Out -Mr. Jullu Gradwohl
betldea hit large crockery tock will now
keep on band a aplendtd line of trrocerie
of ail kinds, giving our citizen many ad
vantage they will be glad to tecure. He
will make the pike to reasonable that
our cliisen will have an object In calllnir
onhim for firtt-clat groceries. The regular
market price will be pild for all kind of
proauce. uive mm a can.
lOoercent off on all cash tale for tha
next isu aaya-ai w v Kd .
i cant U.ildeu Star tomatoes far SO ccntt
at C a' tyere, and all other canoed 1 sood
caeaf or oath,
If ou ttVant ia tneoalate and wilt oamnar
prij, you will boy in Fair Dtle,
Thlt Trade Mai k on a ttove
mean It is thn best thrt ex.
pe.Unce and skill can con
trive. 0010 only oy u. w.
Two Cab Loads. Price & Robsop have
ust received two car loads of wanolis and
buggies, light and heavv. and will sell
them at remarkably low prices, consider
ing the splendid quality of the wagons.
IOO F.Albany Lodge No 4 hold it
regular meeting Wednesday evening of
each week. Visiting brother are cordially
nvlted to attend.
1)1 K I).
DOUGHERTY. In Albany, on Satur
day moming.April 20th,1890,Mr. Charles
Dougherty, son of Mrs. I. N. Woodle.
The deceased was born on May 81st, 18(14.
He leaves a wife to mourn his death.who
though, herself is lying dangerously ill.
Mr. Dougherty had been troubled with
cerebro-spinal-mengetis for some time.
LAME. In Halsey, on Thursday.April
24th, of consumption, Mr Fred Lame,
aged about 30 years AI r Lame was a son
of Mr J . 11 Lame, and was a young man
highly respected. He leaves a wile and
many friends to mourn his death, i '
BOKJf,
THOMPSON. On April 23, in A r
to the wife of R Thompson, a bo.".
ItKHerDATIt! ATATt 1 1fHKT.
At the Btiite Convention In Portland
Tlturaitfty ihn Democrat plnced In rtom-
lniuion me loiiowing atrong ticket, most
nominatiuiig )xlng tnado by acclamation:
Conit roMMmnn It A Miller, of Jackaon-
vllhi. -
Governor fly 1 venter reniioyer.of Port-
ami.
KocrHary of Htftte W M Towntcnd. of
iMHa i;o. .
TruaNiiriT 1 W w ib,o! Pendleton.
Hiiprein JikIm IJ F l(jiiliRtii,oI Hnlism.
Hunt, ol f'ublio IiiHtruction A lHov.
of Brownavllle.
Ntate Printer J 0'IJrlen, of Portland.
Proaecutinir Attorney Hrd Dlab 1 J
Whitney. 01 Albanv.
Win Colvlsf waa nominated Proancutliig
Attorney of the I at district: O O Owen,
of the 2nd j D H Murphy, of the 4th ; J 11
itrieKPiitNiroitgti, 01 ttie&thj t; 11 Hyoe.ol
thf(lth,itnd K Mufur ol the 7th.
Morton I) 8tafl'ord waa nominated for
Circuit JttdKo in the Oth diatrict s Geo
Chandler, Joint KennUir for Jlakerand
Malheur eountle j Henry Warren for
Clackamaa and Marlon ; HBluekman for
Grant,Morrow and Harney. Cha lu-
11 11 wna nomimiuta lolnt renreaeniaiive
for Grant and Harney ; OW Hinith for
piieruian ana wueti : Jutin ruiion ana a
H lU'imett for Sherman and Waaco, and W
o t;oie lorxiilaiiinnk. 1
The following rilate Central committee
waa nominated: lk-nton, John llnrnett;
linker, U 0 (leortre; CliM kanma, J 1 I
tourete Columl.iit, H C Graham ; (Jlat
aop, C J Trencliard j Crook, J A 1 Vmthlt j
Curry .Jidin Freaburgh; Cooa.J MHIalinj
Doiiglaa.LT Unej Grant,l U llaaelton :
(ililiKni, HO Condon j Harney, W K
(iraee: jackaon, T i Heama; Jtmephlne,
1 W llaward ; Klamath, U T Baldwin ;
Ijine, 1 I, Campbell : Linn, J L Cowan ;
lke, M 1 Walter! Multnomah, B Gold
amlthj Marion, JGray, Malheur, Win
Pieree; Morrow, J W Morrow; Polk, T
W Haley: Sherman, WW Jionnett; Tiflav
motdt, (1 W Fernaidej Umatilla, J r Wa-et-r:
Union. 11 F Wllaon : Wallowa. 11 C
Kmlth; Waahington, T H Blaek : Wco,
Geo Herbert; Yamhill, WO HemUree
THE MAN ABOUT TOWN.
The Man Aliout Town know of several
men In Albany with money lying looee,
who, if they w ould, could make the pub
lic dizzy at tbe a!K"'t of public improve
menu. Largo brick Muck would 1
reared, park would lie Improved and
matter would ort of hunt, a it were,
even more than they are : but it 1 often
the caxe that the men who can are the
aloweat to act.
neeatiae ty will 1 boy ia no reaaon
whv thev ahould go around to neiirhlior'
barn and nU-nl Kg, drop Into atoreaand
u-iil merchandiati. dermlat on the ad-
dninKCc.Htntrv and do other tittle streak
of uieannca 01 a large and variou nature.
There ia a gang in Albany of thi nature,
and it five the Man About Town pleas
ure to know that the Marshal is after
these Wive that will be hoodlums and
worse. The beat thin thev can do la to
grt abend of tbe Marshal by reforming
and behavinsr themselves. An honest.
HMlitht boy is alwaya noticed ami re-
a I xx' led try the whole community.
XI there is a pleamtnter time of Ute year
than when the Waves are half grown and
the trees are masses of pop corn 11!, to
lie childish, then tbe Man About Town
doesn't know when it ia. Mature just now
Is fairly howling for joy.
FaotmrSa Fakm ExTsaraiaa. The
Oregon Land 'Company, of Salem, hat
completed the work of planting on hun
dred acre of orchard on it tin tract of
farm land, named Sunnytlde, four mile
south ol that city. The larger portion of
the tract hat been divided up Into 10 acr
farm, the ground cleared and one hun
dred acre .own lo wheat. The location
I detlreable and the toil of the riche.t
quality. These small farm are being
rapldfv taken up by person who Intend
to devote ihemtelve 10 farm specialties,
orcharding, poultry ratting or raLing veg
etable for the cannery. In a vtryfew
yeart Sunnvtlde will be one of the moat
prosperous farm district In Oregon.
Carwet Import rl.
I have added about two thousand
dollar worth of carpet to my
ttocs tin aprmg. e atyte lit
3 ply Ingrain U pet try and body
BruMelt; alo hall and atalr ta
match, rug, cocoa and naplcr
matting, hemp carpet c.ina mai
ling, etc I have alto connected
with my carpet department, lace
curtain, and curtain net, portiere,
window thadet, wall paper, tin
oleum, and floor .ill cloth. I
have and am receiving the tergett
nd beat aborted ttock In these
line of any houae thi aide of
Portland. These good are all
on the second floor, where I hare
them arranged ao that buyer
have very little trouble In select
ing what they want. Plenty of
room and light. Tho. Montelth
ha charge of thi department
and will take pleasure In showing
the good at anv tln.e.
iAMl'gt. E. Vouko.
trading Photographers Albany Oregoa.
W have boaght ail tbenegati mad by
L W Oark and W H Greewood up to Nov
IStb, 1389. Implicate c.n b bad from
hem only of a at reduoed rata. We haye
alao abont 18,000 oenativeA mad br our-
aalvat, from which duptioata can be bad at
like rat. V carry th euly fall tin of
view f tbi ttate and do enlarged work at
lowest rU for firtt elats work. W tball be
plraaed to on at our Studio in Froinan'i
block, neat door to Masonic Irmpla.
ai ."
New Arrival. A large and complete
ttock of carpet,Iinoteum,oil clolhs,hadea,
etc, al the store of A B Mrllwaln, all of
the latent deigns, and which will be aold
at from 10 U 20 per cent lower than by
omcr nouses, ;
A Woniaa'a Plarovrry
"Another woaterfiii d'seovery htt h.a mid
d that tnnSv a ldy In thU eortntr. Inasa fu.
tened tteduwhe. U) in berwid fitreeven yeart sb
withttood lu.evertat tart, bat bar vital oivmii wer
undermined and tint aMaHHt bnialnaiit, Fur thrw
mor tbt .1). eouirhed .no.M.iitlv ial eon A ao. iihh
H.te bouiht a' u. a ooUle of Or Klmr't Mew Uiaoov-
ery furtNMiwmptlnR and waa much relieved on
katuig nr.l am that he iaot a'l nuht and wlta
one bottle ha. b n niliiuiulou.1) rured. Her nam
is Mm Lutlwr LuU." Thut write W 0 Hamrtck an
Co , ol nhalby, N C. Oeta te trial botUe at ia-
tbay ana Atuoul Drug Slora. - 1
Foa Sale. A goal driving borte: work
well lingl or double. Residence oa Han-
non donation claim, L N Allbji.
Yon ctn save many a dime by trading at
u v ituuutrdt t.t aingstor. lry it, .
New cream cheese lust received at Coi.rad
Meyers.
The Verdict Unanimous.
W D Suit, DrULtrlst. Blnnus. Ind.. teniae 1
can recommend Elsctrio lutturs at tha very best
remeuy, Kvery bmtle sold has gr.n relief In even
cane. One man took six bottles, end waa cured ol
rheumatism of 10 yearn standing." Abraham Uara,
druuiri.t, belivllle, Ohio, aHlrms: '-The best selling
woutuuiv i hit. .ver naituieu in ray xu years ex
iwnence. Is Klootrlo Bitters.- Thousand of other
have added tn.ir twUmony, to that tb verdict I
unanimous that Eieutno Bitter, do eure .11 dtM a
'lie Liver, Kidney or Brood, Only a ball Sollar
bo.tl att'osbay and Wtson1 Drug Store. i
a KaDi Hm.ii woo tsni a i itta Ln in
. t . ... .
tastem man fifteen months ago ha jutt had
it returned lo b.rn unopened. Uucle Sam
1 a traditional mesasnger boy.
A choios stook ! crackora, tnaps, rto,t Q
Heoderiou's. Ha keruatha ltnf
thing.
1 W Buntlsy, beat boot and alio maker in
oity, opposite Foirniilier & lrin'a.
Good oookina ttove onlv tlO at Roni.: it ft
Saltmarsh'a.
G W Simutou take order lor ti!or made
clothing. Call sod see samples.
Dr. M. H. Ellin, ohvsician aud
turgoon
city ot
Ait any. Orccon. Caiit mails in
:try, ,
UOMK AN1 AKU0 4M
rHth.tiiAr.
t P8 CK roolal at tfie
ongregtUonal
Choroh to-niulit.
Mite Jotte r"t. (if lliowimyille, In vinit
ing at hor unole'a K C l'helpa, thia wek.
Mr P and Mn J Liodren, of tha Albany
IronWoik., otine up from balem latt even
ing. Tb Champion went down yeaf.erday with
235 ton of whett, bay, etc., on boanl, a big
joad. ,
J J Bryon it tb omine for clmk if Bon
touoi uuty onthe drmourttio tiuket. Ho
ahrrnld be elected.
Th tprtna taatlon of th Wil!mtle Ao-
cittion of th Cii.rt;atiotial Church it in
1100 In l ortlaad.
Itev S G Irvine, P D, lv.t to-morrow
forTawima, whera a new V f church itt
be twUbliehed. II will be gone about tw
waeka, Hev WiUon will preach on Sab
bath loth U P oburcb bare.
Deputy 8li4.riffO.boi 11. of Corvallit, patted
through Albany yaelorday With tliree ri.oi.-
ralor tb iKtuitantttry, Ixurit Adam Kum
Krdnr, teutup for n year fur laroany j
nenry nnaiit, two year lor burglary, and
Uo liadloy, two year lor larceny in dwrl
ling;
Aeoord.no to Grn B Jltum, tho tientlon
oommtstiober, tb numlwr of anion aoldinra
in th oivll war wa 2.2.W.OOO. of whom
l,25J,0tK) ar UI1 living. There are cow
about 433,000 ou th panaion roil who r
oeiv a average A $131 a year. There are
18,oeO claim for ortuinal iiilon needing.
74,000 for widowa and 200.000 for increa.e
of pennon, making a total of 438,000 ca
pudin. feme January caaoa have
txaen ditpoatd of.
rai0AY.
Mr and Mn H KrUdm.D, of galcin. ar in
tbaeity.
Hon R A Iivin ha leen in Stlem on
btttlna.
Mr Walter TarraB. of Tscoma.ha Iwto
la tb eity U-day.
M.J rttrong tia started a II h aUnd ou Lt-
OA atrt, near First.
County Recorder Davis is confined til.l.
horn with th mumps.
R B Cooover. of 8atem, has bought th
D.ytoo iltrtld. which h will herafter run.
Mr Lev hat aooeptad tMi.it'on with O 1.
Black man. Mr D L Crowdur having retired
to travel on tb road.
A social will be given Ibis vning by tb
V lof th Baptitt churob, at th reid-tc
of Mr 3 8 Morgan. .
Fred Mill, of tbl eity, left with the cir -
rut to se omsthing of tb world. Thi ia
rred s second expedition.
Mr Tho Montnith, jr.. hat boo nut the
Wm Kinerick bonae, wi.ioh be haa moved on
bis lot, at th corner of Calapooi and
Fourth Htreeta.
Every IkkIv relt the Dsttor'ttAT whether
thev Uk it or not. "I wt.it yoa would
spell ray nam right," said a man that
dosta't Uksit, "when you say anything
abont see Again." Bore eoongb.
Draod Mr G W Coroeline, (f Portland,
have bawn ia tb city tever.l daye.the guost
of Mr Cornelius' ei.ter, Mr I) Vaolio's,
Mr C arnlloa,aho haa hen ill aioos comic g
bare, is reported oaaiderably better.
Tb social given by th Yl'SCK last
seeing at th Congregational church wa
Well attendr-d. An intarMting program wa
preaenUd sod a nice social time bad, in
cluding th part. king of a wail gotten op
lunch. .
Mr George Mill and Mr Eweiton, two
Ohio cap-Uhtu, a-e to tb city. Mr Mill
itthsowoer of tb property occupied by
Detihara'a furnitui twr, which he J ur
cbaaed w-tbotit baring aeeoit. It it to.
wank doctle what he paid for it.
Ulyasaa, Kan is agitttad, and no wander.
County Clerk (org W Earp,Canty Cun
miioor, L) C HuTlivaa and C L (Jien,aod
K L Lsnbart, O A Robinaoq, aud tieorge
UougbUry bsv been arrested for awiudting
tb aoaaty. A bounty offered by the
oouoty for wolf scalp. It it cbargd tne
foaroit:aas lnt mentioned conspired with
th ooecty clrk eod eomruiaai-kacr.. Uu
of them would pr.nt a hag of ealpa sod
get bit bounty. To hag would then 1
pat where it ooald be stolen and again pre
sented. Thia was rMitl till th oouoty
wawladlad oat of 1)6.000, representing a
quartsr oft million tcaipt.
All Paid. 'Yeateiday Treasurer Far
well remitted tbe balance due on state
taxes to the state Treasurer, and the
treasury is not empty yet, several thou
sand remaing on hand.
! Scotch 5riT The principal at
traction on Firti Steet thlt afiernoon wat
the appearance of Lr Jame Kryden the
V S., In full Scotch coat u me, kilt tklrt,
plaid t locking and all. Tlie doctar i a
genuine Scotchman and hi Albany
friend know now jutt how he looke I In
tbe bonny land of hi previous life, up lo
a few month ago, wherj ' man i a man
lor a that and a that."
A Boy Assisted. -Thi forenoon Fred
McDonald, a fifteen year old youth, wat
arretted for dlrderly conduct, consisting
,.f tummi . .ir ,.- ' . r, ,
. . Z8. k n the corner ot tU l
and of Ellsworth ttreet. which- barel
mU.ed a man and a woman parsing by
ana coming ciosc to ooets reaturant win
dow. (He wa taken before Recorder
Henton and fined $ and cost, which h
will pay by a residence of several dayt in
the callboote. Several other bovt with
him were probably at gullity ; but did not
nappen to oc caugtit at it. McDonald
one of the boys who started out to Le
tramp several weeks ago. and had it not
b-'en a many fold repetition of numerous
utile ottense. would probably not have
been arreted. A number of other boy
will get a like punishment If they do not
oenave tnemscive. Abe nirrsrial I
watching them and propotet to have or
aer.
aarcaoAT.
Cutick's addition .'
F. M. French keeps railroad time.
Rock candy drip at C E Browne!!'.
Anti-swear cuff buttons at Wtll& Stalk's.
Do yim want a bom t Buy a lot i a Fair
Dal.
A bice lin of Windsor ti at Barrow &
Seat la
nGreat bargain in watches at Will
Stark's.
J- . WaJlao. rbysiuian and Sunreon, Al
oany, jr
Citoio canned weet potatoes at C E
BrownoU.
FrepareiPmtckrel. ia lib cans, at (
Brownell'a.
Hetdnutrtera f ir warden aeeds at (I P
BrownaUs.
For artitts' tnonliea so to Sbmunt ,V
- .
vufiv. a.
Th latest shot music 1 diaoonnt &t u r.
nyman c.
,r ' " -
Don't fail to try th U.mm A Lor?
mm ture uyniau a.
1 1 li 1
rpi , .... . .
W:n . cr.,.i J "'
xn larceti acock or watnim. in li,.
ut at ouri a.
JLIellCIOUS 011lnt.d oranberaiaa t C V
orwneu s
If you want to buy gocd bread, oka .n,l
pis go 'o LAnge a.
Spring oyer roatingat Zauhca & Son.' nn
posit Pottoflioe.
Genuine Iowa tortrhnm on drani.lil fc C
MM i(rvwuQii g.
Good evening Have vou tried Huhharrl.
Elegant Lotien
An invniua ofnewcoods lo.t rsniv.t t
Btrrowa & Searla.
P Centemerie kid gloves in black and ool
oted at Samuel E Young's, i
The colobrtfd Quaker City white shiit
at Barrow & Searla.
No need to suffer with the heathwh when
Hubbard's Captulea will sure! our you.
If yoa want a Do toilet or bath loan call
on Stanard ft Cusick, City Drug Store,
.leave your rdera at Lanse'a for anvthino i
on wisn lor id tne oaxory una.
Tb Foster gDutoe,hook glove Fosterina.
in black and colored, at Smnuti E Young's.
Fair Dale lota wiil soon be tU sold. Thia
property w.U biing $200 per lot before fall.
Buy a lot in Cusick'a addition, the finest
tuburhau addition. Itt looation tpeakt for
itself.
Don't fail to cull on Will ft Stark and
price their large line tf ladle and gents
watches before yoa buy.
The Hemma ft Lnug piano ia tha bett
mads piano to stand the climate of the coast.
Don't fail to getbne at Mr Hyrnan'.
Genniue Martinat kid glove, in all sizes
and colors, at 89o per pair nntil May Ut.
tvery pair warranted, at G W Simpt ou's.
A lot in Cusiek's addition u better than
ten per cect, or better than a !oi ia foreipn
cities whors the tide tb and flows twice in
twenty-four hours.
Those -.vWhiitg "ren door and windows
should cull on lt B Vaok, who will put them
tsoifiplete on short not.ee. Shop on corner
ol Hrooint avid rerry tireeta.
NovoltUrs in parasols at 8 E Young',
Good dry fir wood for tale. Leave order
at thi ofiioe.
Csrtt Ltnnlcg is horns from bit trio to Port
Towftseml.
Th I et lawn sprinkler in tb mstket t
Matthew of Wathbnrii's.
,Hrmn't l)iarneBt"sp(clsc!rs aud eye
glasses st V al rreuch , DO sents a pair.
Mr A W Marks and family Lift for Leb
anon this aftrnoon,whr Mr Mark ha ao-
cepted a position hi the paper noils.
A two year old son of Trio H msull M
in th ditch Tlitirtd.y vnirj4,atid wa gal
lantly rotcued by .Mr Arch Hammer.
Mf Al loni( retarded lt veUtuZ from
a trip lo Portland, being catted tbnro by tbe
tenons Hindi of bl brother M irk .
The Knt!m l.nmlrf Co. tbi weak h
sold abont 100,01 0 fest of lumber, tndictting
a bra builclirg ba.ines in tb city,
Th Ut Itev Bi.bop Morris will hold con
formation urviu at th Eviawrpul Church
HubiUy eve, 7:.Tlm c-rr Lyon and .Sixth
street..
Mr Wm Wright, be arti,t abd railroad
nan, will tuava Monday for Port Towntend,
where be ha. an important position offered
him oa a railroad buiiding to tiiat city.
Mrs H M Putiitigton rfeturhd )sterday
from I nri'lli't'Xi wbxra hs bid fjomi n,n
dayt ago, to aU'-ofl her tick titter Mr Mtrt
Brini(!iairi, w;.o waa well knowu i tbi city.
Mrt Bnnuham wm buried htr.t V,ln.,wl.y,
Li't eVKiiing the tneintiCr of lUi W liC
preeenteil tb U A It with a c.nulmt note
and mortiOMtooo the 1111 fort-".) 4, which
bad lire 'I paid f.om the fuipt of tb reci-ot
earnivl,and t!. wctety la now oat of debt.
Our c.t:zn'i wid no doubt give Mis Gtge
besrty recepttii'i unit week, and show
their appreciation of tome fin actios. Tbe
troup it undfeuhiatty a very talented one,
being received wtlh enthusiasm wbereyer
they play.
Mrs Edward . and children arrived
on last vetitig'a tram from Seattle, their
n w home having Wn gotten rc.dy for them
by Mr Z !). Tb hoow, dilferrot from any
other in Albany, hu an attractive srehitec
tars peculiar to large and growing cities and
is hamltomtly fiui.bed and furnished.
TTln trn sera freit farms, firet pof on th
nmrkei l y tbeOrrgon Land Co, bay bo
a Ixitiant. to the H.I. m nurm-rymcn. Tb
dem.nd f r fruit trj thi spring h been
in ees of the safiply, and older for fall
planting are cmuig in quit frt!y. An
vnpitlet.td smtmtttof tree accd baa been
oii,t.l thi aprmg, a tb naraervmen are
not mill' g to be caught napping again.
TKtlPSCItAXCE coi.irsx.
Kitted by Albany W.C.T.V
The following officers for the ensuing
year were eb- tl at the last mettingol
the All-anv W C T U :
Mrs W Jl Sox, Prexiiknt.
Mrs M A Kt John, Vice President.
Mrs K A Chamlierland, Rec. Sec.
Mrs M II Ellis, Cor. Sec.
M rs McCarty, Treasurer.
Tbe following we glean from tho report
of the Supt of S. S. work : In bringing
toy report of the years' work in this de
partment 1 regret to say that it is not as
full and accurate as I would like to have
it. owing to tbe fact that 1 find it very
diflkult to secure reports from those
school who have nut thought best to ap
point a temperance secretary to further
and report the work. It ia very encour
aging to receive full and cheering report
from the eflicient secretaries who nave
been appointed. We have in our eity
nine Protestant Sunday schools. The
average) attendance in eight of these i
550. Four schools report using quarterly
temperance lesaons regularly the others
interchange with iiiwsionary lessons or
quarterly review. One school reports
No of pledged scholars, lid. Tlie amount
of itturature distribute!, -Mltjii pages of
leaflet, 150copis of Tbe Water Lily, a
small temperance papr putdished' by
Mat Lem society, and 270 copies Young
t rusader, 48 ptiges oi temperance lessfn
leaves, eight temperance aeruinns and
addrenws are reported, two of them illus
trated by the black board. No of teach
ers members of the W C T U, 26. So far
dear ladies of the Union tlie external ac
count of the work may go, but it would
require tlie pen of an angel to follow the
good seeds of truth that have fallen into
the hearts of the dear S 8 children, and
declare the growth, the hope and promise
for the future. But in faith we sow and
water with our loving prayers, and God
shall; give tbe increase, " Mrs S A Mc-
Alister, Snpt.
Prohibition in Kansas Is simply hu
pregnable.
It is stated that forty-one p?r cent of
tne crimes mt.ermany last year were
commuted ty intoxicated persons.
The liquor men of South Dakota are
preparing to make a new fibt ajiainet
Uifl prohibitory law on the ground that
the constitutional convention which met
j J u'y, ,mA auUiortty only to make
visions for those parts of the state
chinery w hich are prescribed by the
pro-
ma
nnery winch are prescribed bv the con
stitution of the L nited States.and a vote
on prohibition having been ordered be
fore South Dakota was admitted into the
Uniont it was therefore unconstitutional
and void. This objection is unprecedent
ed and shows that no stone will be left
unturned by the friends of w hisky to ac
complish the overthrow of prohibition.
tw. mju-i-aL .
pon l3lilS ;
SKIH .'DISEASES
,i LLLLiiSATiB I BiSJJ OAT lEHtf
t.tirw.a,
i: Kii.an n-rr.nvni,!,. n .ml trr!t. i.th,
i!y f:n.t.vu.vir t.f J!i.rbi i a.tMt &n
tr4-fpr',i Prir-. 3 ccnta a Bos
THE PLACE.
iy ti . moan, es.ll on
PaiKe. Brothers,
Groceries
mmtt UM Gpcas, Etc. Etc.
Tl.elr goods are tne liost aud thi ir orion
tutain,lti.
To All Whom It May Concern,-
Ihe Uermania F e Insurance Co of
tNework. having re.nsured lt entire
ousinest In the State of Oreson, said com-
pany (having on deposit with the State
Treasurer, $50,000,) hereby give notice of
ta uis-contmuance ot business In Ore
gon, and its intention of withdrawing its
'Jcposlt now with the State Treasurer at
me expiration of the six month printed
notice required by law
aKRMANIC FlRE IXSUR, A VCR Co OF N. Y
Hugh Schumann, Vlc President."
Dec;t'h iSSr '
Albany
IRONWORKS-
-Manufacturer r- .
Mm EMOIMES CHS! AM3 SAW
'4ILLMAGHINESY IRON FRONTS
: ..m ALL Kim Cf HEAVY
m light v;:nx, in
JHOH MM3 EHASS
CASTAS.
ipsofni attention
ds of maohinen
hht o . "tiring tl
FaUorns Made oa Short Mo'Jee.
PE3CHER0H STALLIO
mm, 5934,
w' - '
''U-aa--V l
Will mak tl)onat jH(rronMon
days ai d Tuesdays ; at Alfrany Wedns
flay ai d TI.uj.csj s ,' atC.rvallls, Frl
daysaLd Hal ur days.
PXACMFTIO ASO PKDIORKE,
' Black tfoa'ed 18S4 j Imported 18S3 by
Murray liroihera, of Polo, Illinois, bred
I y M ')Tl"iln,coir)tnnoof LaUtndalos,
run. mi rtngntit Je-rtotrou, depsrtmsnt
of Earn t Loir s got by Bayard
(fi7) ; d i m Co;lw (J)33) by Chert (4137)
out of I tiino.
Btysr 1 H.Vt (f7) J by Nsrkoon 1334
(777J Ot.t of It tgoito by lion Coeur-d'Am
hl.v.
Nrt.i. 13M (777) by Brilliant 1S99
(7.VI) out or Marl-Ion by Favor! I (Jltjbe.
by Vieiix Cbaatin (713) out of L'Amle by
Vio Pierrs (!)!. ft by Vnxto (712 )
I5rll!int 18,9 (7.V1) by Co,w It (714) ont
of linm-u by Afin belonging to tbe
Freiifj'j vrnrnnt.
Coco 1 1 (7U) by v'ionx Chas fn (7I3)ont
of L rf by Vifiix l'irrs )
Vleux Cbastln (713) by Coco (7li)oot of
Pou'e bv rtandl.
Cxso (712) by Mlgaon (715) out of Paa
ltne by Vleox Coco.
Mignon (715) by Join le B ane (739.)
ea 4ao-!n.ii!ane
Cherl (4137) by Itijw, belonging to M
Fardotutt, oot of liicho, belonging to M
Debray ;
TERMS.
To Innure Mar In foal 20
For mtAfn .. ... (id
hingle mi vlco, C O I) - .f 10
Person insuring lber mar a mad not
ratnriilDg in regular easa to tba boras,
will be charged as seaaon mat. Person
tfiapos rg f their i.i a re before they are
known to bi with futUir removing tbe in
from th county wUl be etiarga ! for In
surance. Property f
Faao W. Blcmbcbo.
PATENTS
Uioed. aw alt oUW bosiaeae In tha V.
fflw M'Uswl w '" s eea.
Ouro is opwtt the U.S. latent OA, aad
ve can ot.uin PMnta let b thaa thaa reai
rota Wnirtio.
fc-md muli. or druir. w te pa teat
ability free of eaarg ;anJ weawka a eaarga aiil.s
w obtain tnt.
We nfar ben, to tha Poetaiaater, tha Bapt. a
Wooey OM Ii. and lo eetaaie olUieU. A ruts
Office, fcrcircitlar, adnee, tertaa, and efereaea
e wtual etuta la yourowa Slate or county, addrae
c. . snow &c o
Cit'0t 1 a1" OfBca.Wa.hiu 4 . i D
r;:z
.3 - ,Jf- ta.rieal tJkaf J a V
t"-vvl IriiJiva?r-.f Vr.Cd
lor l ijo will be BuUol KtL wu.p.i
plicnoc, aa CO ttuaeaMm iiuwimiv
It i wiser tow wtct. J V-- " J
$, tdt annua tcea tor . motm
0. M.FERRY A CO.
CCTHOIT, MICH.
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SEE 133 CHIIJlf P!'JS.
SAMUEL (E. ,GUf!G,
ALBANY,! OREGON.
rrrwrlpilea puntxlitrv
Miltf ARTICLE-
5 -
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TOWNSEND I WILSOII.
The following i a partial list of eity aad
farm property for i'e by na.
4 ODiniproycd lotaca 5th Street. Eicd
$300. :;
1 lot with house two stories on 4th and
Jackson St. $2200..-'
House with 5 rooms, 1st St $1600. '
- 1 lot on Washington St, $$50,
2 vacaut lots on 3rd St - Each, ?3(KJ.
A good farm of 410 acre 2 miles from
Halsey. f30peraora. Can be divided and
will make two good farm.
A good farm of 170 acres, 1 mile from Tan-
gect, sj miles ftom Albany. : $40 per acre. :
Good farm cf HO teres, 3 miles from Shadd.
Price, $5000.
A good stock farm,
2 miles from Shedd,
160 acre, $25MK
A new eottaiKi with tix rooms, lare lot
Prior, $1600.
Ceveral tracts of Sand 10 acre lota, one anil
a half niles from Albany. $300 per acre.
A good stock farm, 1500 actes. S miles.
from It S tUtion. 3 per acre. A bargain.
Farm 3 miles fiom Shedd, Brst-clau ).,i
arid fruit Und, 110 acres. Price, SaOOO. .
825 acres 4 m'lea from R R. f SO m,
Ca be told in lota o suit purchasers. "
Blocks and lots in Townsnd'a addition to
Albany,
Insuranoe Brokers.
TOWNSEND & WILSON,
Real Estate Brokers.
te-. '.Z1
a o-' - x
up4- so
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Notice to Contractors.
NOTICE IS HEREBY UIVES THAT
at the nexs rekular term of the
County Commissloneis lor Lipn eopntv
Oregon, to bt hel l at tbe Court House in
the city of Albarvon Wed -end ty, the
7lh day or May, t890, sealed plans, soeo
itloatlona. strains, diagrams and bids wi) I
be reeelyad for buiiduig a br.dge aoroita
Lake Creek whora tho County road lead
ing from Taagert to Corvallia ori.sss
said creak, tatd bridge to be of one span
75 ftet long and p roach to be 150 feet
long
Ail bids musr. lie filed with the clerk
on or before 1 o'ciook 01 the above men
tioned day, j
The Court leserves the right lo reject
any and all bids,
lor by order t f the Court th's 10; h
day of ril 8i0
. -S, E. IIOTAGUE, ..
." C-ur.'y CHI".