Revere House;
ALBANY, - OREGON
CIIAS. I'TEIFFEH PROPRIETOR,
Fitted ud In flrst-clas style. Table
supplied with the bet In the market,
Nice sleeping atM.rtnunt. HAtnpl. roonv
fhr com tuerclal I ra velars,
tATI'r e faee. I. a.rl trm lk lalal."W
Pouilty Wanted..
Alt kind of poultry, alive or dresseo
Van tad a? tbe Willamette Picking font
e.y ' Btere. Albany, Orsg-aa.
L. HILL,
Physiciai and Surgeon,
Offiofr-oor, Rod Ferry Htreotii,
ALBANY- OREGON
DR.G.7ATS0nr.lA$T0rJ
Physician and Surgeon.
Offloe oppoette lh Deucrt.
DR. W II. DAVIS,
PhysicUn and Surgeon.
aardt&n uo atalra In Strahan'. Block.
May be fouud at bl. odloe a.j nd ulghtv.
DR. C A. WHITNEY,
Physician and Surgeon.
Graduate of Be'.lavue Hospital Medical
Joll.g. Now York City.
Disease, ol woman a specialty.
a-TOffie rvaaa.'s Brick, Albany, Or.
W. W. EASTDURIY, in. D
TiHYSICIAN AND KURQEOJs".
I Office la Mellweln's brick. Ciab
tujnd In office dr or nigbt.
RedCrownMills
SOX, LANNIKU & CO., I'SOriVS
siw raocasa wvovm .crtio voa r am nova
AJTD RARER VII,
EST STORAGE FACILITIES.
ALBANY' OR.
WEITSXAH & HULBIRT BROS.,
Real EsUte Agents,
Farm and Raoahs. (r sal.
Also city bnvperty in Albany
and Corvallit.
WHITE STEAL! LAUHDRY
8 K 8m Ith, White Steam Lauodry
Ioee iraneral laundrv work Suit, clean
d. CorLtr thard LafRT.tleeta, Albany
aukijaukii
1 am prepared to d.liv.r nilk to all part
ef to. city. Uaaraotae tha bat quality
Leave ord.r at C E Browns!!, a-roeeri
atora.
Wit rLtraM
J. K. WEATHEBFORD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
A LB 1ST. BE.)
W It BILYEU,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
And Solicitor is Chaneerj,
ALBAIT. - - OREVOV
.Collection, promptly naade onail po'nl
bOBnanacottaienon eeeonablft terms.
B. B.I.BI.ACRBCRN.
CkO. W. WKIOHT,
BLACKBURN & WRIGHT,
Attorneys at Law,
Will practice la all tha CourU of tha
Stata, Prompt attcotiou givaa to ail bo.i
aaaa aatiaatad to oar ear.
Offioa Odd Fellows Toinplo, Albany, Or
ATTOESEY AT UW AND MARY
PUBLIC,
Bat-office In MrahanN liuwk, V 1
aod a.
ALBANY, OREGON.
II. C. VATSON,
Attorney at Law,
ALBANY. -:- OREGON.
Sice la Ibe Btrabaa Black.
JAMES P. HEAD, ,
Attoma7at LawaaiTitla Eialnar
ALBANY OREGON.
Will practice in all tboourU of tba
8taU. Abstracts of Title furowhad on
hart notice- Ten ysara cioerieooa.
J. J. WHITfsEY,
iwoub; Anil OounsBllor At La.
ND-
,otnr: Public.
ALBA',; ORECON
MONEY CHEAP MONEY.
W have made arrangements to supply
money to all on long time at low rites o
Interest on Improved Limit and city prop
erty. Thsee who contemplates building
brick block or good brick buslnet. hoiiaet
can get money, see us.
Wallace A; Cusick.
Livu
r. . Prnw ton
a. i ii n tawnitAwBfS:
STATE MIR. '90.
THIRTIETH 1HC1L EID1BIT10.1,
Ca4w tha aUHH(Mnmt ol tb. Orron Stats Board of
Airrirullur., will b. bald on tha Mala fir
(riMUMl. aaar Balaoi, snroawnelny on
MONDAY, SEPT. 15TH, 1890.
Arid butlng oos wark.
Over $15,000
CASH PREMIUM
OH rad fur arrtcnltoral, tnk and iMchanieal -klMw,
fir waiki ol art aud (anoy work .ud lor trials
al i.l.
Bwlurwd U Utr fw. ..id frslrht on all tranapor
BUUmi Vt arid frrim ths lair. Imponaot liuprova-
smu Mr. iMn Dint upvo mm irruood. and
I tacUIUM ar ooarad .iblMtura.
The Pavilion will lie Open
Four Nights Duricg the Week.
A aplandld Raid ol hnnu antarad In ths apaed da
partaiMit, aod On. .ihlliltfun. ol raclug will b given
wl day.
Entrlaslur pranlama el Monday at 7:30 p m.
Kinibltor ar. nrirad to mk. a. many olthsli itrl.
a Saturday bvlur. Ui. Iir a. poMibl.. Uooda, ani
mal and artloias lor .ihlblUou moat ba In tlieir
plana by 10 p at, on Monday.
-i PRICES OF ADMISSION, t-
Vaa day tlckat . . .... nee
Wotnaa . day Uuk.t. f A.
MaaiSMaaiw Uokt. ... ......... H Ml
Woman' aeaaoa tick.t...
BWBond to th Hcr.tary tt Portland. Orwm, for
. prwiiuin liat. 1). u. LOON BY.
J.T.OKKUO. Prad.nt.
KmsruUry,
Curesf
Tor HO Year.
Wot Knob, Mo., B..terabr , IB
1 suffrred with chronlo rhurailsra la my
aw aod ankle A twenty years and bad te
Ss.cru.ches, Iwatntedatttmebytvrl
actors, but wa Anally cured by fit. Jacob
Oil. liav. bad BO return of pln In three
yiata. HENRY PlTBAVEKA
Cbronlo Caaaa 40t.r'iTaBdln Cured.
THE GOOD OFFICE OFl
t well mnrtratedm
msUad frwuouUr,
NEU RAL O IA.
1 wat tas.n wUh Beurtdfrta In and
aaStrwt montbaTt i ,ly. pby do
At Dkvaotm add Dkaikm.
Va CHARLES A VOOBLta CO.. Httlntara.il
EAST AND SOUTH,
Southern Pacific Route
SHASTA LINE.
xr Train loav. Prtlml tlly
fcixir. a. Lv
lri I tt
rolUwul
Alrt.iiy
8n Ki-Ih
Ar K Hi AM
L I O H a a
a Ar
Ui ;" r a
Abuv Vain. i-p only at fultoalnf Ut(n nirth
nl Hna.hurv. Kaat lurvaml. rrino wrk.
burn, Hal.UK Albany. iaiiii.nt, wrouo, naucj mr
rlaburv, Juin.Uun City, Irviiiic, tuuiw.
aoaaM'R a til, bailt. .
;.V) a a I U
IVtland
Albany
Hiat burs;
Arl
lto
Ira I Lv
Lv I It x
S OJf
Ar
Lv
r I e AM' A
AUAXT VK4 BAILV ('art NTXtMl)
soar
no r a
IK
IN.riland
Alhaoy
Ar
Lv
KOa
:00 A
iaiABOB SB ASCII.
I.MII I Lv
t:Mrai Ar
Albany
Labaooa
Albany
Lebauou
L.I
0:l&A
B III
I:SOa a Lv
Ar I mr
Lv I l:Wl
a a Ar
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Oars,
Par Aeeaaaaaadatiaa at aaad- laaa ra.ar
K.rt. attached ta Cipreas Train.
aide MvUUa.
BalffEB rwUFLAXB As BALLI.
Bail t. baiu tCsj.pt Buooay.)
T Ju a a
IllOra
Lt
Ar
furl and
C-rv fc
Ar
L
& 3o r
I IS oA rs
BtraamvAaia bailt (Eiojp1. Sunday.
rail
ra I .
tirtlanJ
McMinaviil.
Ar
Lv
i .iO a
Hi a
Tits
rrUroni?;li TIckctM
T all puliiU
SOUTH AND EAST.
f oi tai. knrunaatliHi ronrdlns ratM, mata, t
all oa CMnrwnv Axnt at AsWiy.
H BUCULKB a r. KinrRfl
Bana-r Aaat O. T. and P. As
THE YAQULWV UOllfF
;on Uevelopmant Coixptany's Kte o
nhlp Lin.
25 TdlLES SHORTER.
20 H0U.13 LESS TIME
na by any o'.h ir ix ju.
Firat-o'aas tui.nh pauiiiir r.nd
raltrbt Itnefr.i a Portland and all polnta
B u. WUlamtitCft Valtoy to r.ml Itow t-nn
ft Aadmoo. Cel.
-ItEIvXXl XaTZS JE1XXV-
Th. t Oregon 1 P.witic : IVpoulsr : Sl'MMCR
ExlT KSI05S. Ljw Kto Tickets ar
cow 00 aaln tr ui all Valley l oints
to Yi-quina aod lleturn.
Itooa oiakn closo cmii.tcUr.n at All an
'.Ut Uainaof itk-Oreg m I'a.-ldo rUilioad
TIllKaWtlKol'LE. (( uo.lja)
jun AJasnv r. ,
wr CorvsJ'.i. l: r. .
vrrl -r Vaiuna, 5:9 r. u
tv. Tvimns, .:45 a.
Loav. Corlli.lii:36A.a
Arrivo AiUauy, 11:1" A. V
O ct C. iraiiia exinnoct ai .tlbauy a'tl
,'crTillls. Tho abovo train. cr.no.-l nl
Yaouina with tbo Ort-jton lev.t prnf.l
..V.tppany's L'nc ft t-.-am.bipa Irt.fApi-n
Vt'imnaand Jram men.
MIILIXO OATK1 .
rsin TAO'isa.
WlllsmrtU Vall.v. July h.
a i.UioiU. V-m., A'rrt'h.
Willwmtt. Vsl..). A'lf lets: '
Willau.elta Vallry, Ao. 'fth.
v...s .as raasciaco
Wi'mrtt. V.lloy An? tat.
Wiilamrtt. V.ilev, Anr lllh.
WilWmc-.l. Vallry, AlllflU'.
Willsmctl. V.i.t-J, Ai( 3 1st,
The Cotlrv re ivo .bo n?flt to
'hanee aailiuit dJU" Vihotit nvll-'i.
X. B. ?aiH)iiiors front tVmland and
f lllatnotto Va.l-y poiuU can iriak i-lo
aonnectin with ii"r iraiitM of tb Yui;ijIiib
'Oat. at Albany r Ito'raltls. and II det
:Sned toMan Krauoiii nhnu'd rraiitf"to
rrlv.at Vaq-jInH lUr ciiinit lmf..r. I'ati
t aaiiinii.
sa'.aer sail
r.rlsbi Role
Law c.l
a! MB a
orlnf.jrnulion spply A K Ohspnisn,Fr!i;litsnd
ckiit Agsut, Alhsnv, to C H llssamil, Jr., O. .
k P. Airt., OrvK'rn Oovelo'. ri.t !' SI iffittU'imary
Kan rrancleo, ?.x. V V KIICIL.
A.O. f. ar-'ip Arm .
Corvsl.lt.
afre.crlpilon nrnKs'sl-
mum
LEKE
AND I
JUT ARTICLED
-: " : -.Jbvbb","
BERLRlHTCuUCH
rivrmms mis ti
MONEY TO LOAN.
$aoo,ooo t. load at S p-r cent:., tin
raved farm r rlty property.
WaiuccA J.swk.
Pianos.
TboM r 'b)i I n r a fliBt-claas InNtrument.
lb. eat n ado to atad the oiling', of the
Coast, can I n aoitd or caMmar at Mr) li
ii lljm.s'i opposite i...j M.xonlo To tu
ple, on Klrsi Ktreet. The latest vocsl and
in.troni.ntal m isio kept for sbIh.sIho Ilia
targe aeviruueni or stamping pattern
lo select from tbi. sld.i of 'Frlsoo 1.
na given ta painting and en.broldorlng
In bar atudio over Lmri County Hank'.
wit car yonr orcer ana you will ti.
pktMB.ll.
Fortmib & firing.
si
-FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
ompt Attention-First-class Hears
rrvr. .
laJLI X I . a tn or neuris'-
S2stl$Pflftlllh eblef symptom ol
X I r iuUa rubbluaaad
wlUeuie
7
I
A-:
hi
lie
T1IK 1JII'F.NI)IN0 IIKKlt'.IT.
The riiilcleljilila ;Vi ha puhllalieJ
the r kultft cf a careful Inquiry In an tn-
rlerestlnit article tn which, asiniilii thnt
the rcvciuo of theyrar'wlll b $400,000,
000, It finds thnt th expctnlllurc itlivndy
provided for, Including (Inking fund pay
ment. wllla.iiounttof39S.4fi,3 "
totnl let. than Hie rcvcnuc'by $4 SJo.ftjo,"
nd then add thnt no nllowonco Iva been
made In Ihln gintcmcnt for dependent pen
sions, "at Icnat sFst.muyxHV' or ,l,r ,,,e
reduction of the revenue by the McKlnley
tariff bill, "probably about $40,1x111.000."
he 1'ttns also saytt
"W hen dependent pen.lotm are mci,Bnd
with the McKlnley bMl jnsed, the rev-
nue for next year, even paying nothing
to the sinking fund, will fa t short tit the
outgo for the next year by from $3o,oos
000 to $40,000,00.. Tlil ha not happened
since the war. It on u lit not to happen
now."
But the payment on account ol the
Inking fund have not been suspended by
law. If they bn Included the total ck:cs
of ennendlture ulven above I swollen to
$80,000,000 or $yo,ooo,o.o.
i w
The New York Tribune pnililUheJ a lew I
day t ago an estimate of receipt and cs-
pnndlluics. It found the "the total appio
prlatlont will call for an expenditure of
$490,000,000," and that there will be "a
total of $475,ooojooo revenue." The difi
tcrence between thcae totals and thoe of
the YrM Is explained, for the most prut,
by the factMhat the TrilHt Bvided In the
postal revenue and expenses, l'.ut this
statement "left out of view the possible
effect of tariff legislation on tint revenues
of the government," and It hits commonly
been estimated by the supporters of the
McKlnley bill that the passage of It would
cause an attrual reduction of at least
$50,000,000.
T hen there I the St Louis (iLlx ihma
trat, a paper whose loyalty to the republi
can part; and policy will not bo questioned
It ha repeatedly warned congress that
legislative extravagance would probably
cause a deficit. Here I what It said on
the 33J Instant:
"To permit the governmrnt to escape
the humiliation and cmbarrastncnt ol a
deficit, device hi treasury Kvk keeping,
which was not looked for and titih was
not available a few weeks ago, will ap
parently have to be rctorcd to. The
hank note redemption fold of about 55"
000,000, which the new silver Uw rcleare.
will have to be drawn on In order that the
government may e.capo the dUgrace and
discredit of Insolvency. Even the most
reckless and iV.ua-.- Tf tnc republican
members of congress should begin to un
derstand by this lime that the party, In It
management of the ficat affairs of the
nation, Is pre.alng perilously cUwe to the
danger line. There Is a probab
ility, of csurof, that this narrow escape
from fi nunc 1 .1 1 wreck mav teach the ic
publlcan leader. 1 1 the national lcgUUture
an important ur.d valuable lesson. At ail
events, if the controlling party during the
session next winter, In which the manage
mentcf the affairs of the government for
the fircal ) ear Immediately preceding the
presidential election i to te provided for,
shows in t!.e matter cf s;pro;ilalions tilt
contempt for Mi" dlctatr of rcsson and
the lesion of -x;crlence displayed In the
present session, diias'er at the potts can
hardtv be a cited.''
Copyrltbt, UMk
The equivalent, In Enellsh money, of ?.W0
waa one orTn-d by an old lady In London for
the return of a favorlta cat which bad strayed
or bwn stolen. People oallod her a " crank,"
and perhap. m was. It Is unfortunate that
one of tba fr-ntlr-r aex should ever aln this
title, yet many do. It Is, however, frequently
not tlwlr fault. Often functional dersnae
menu will appfirmtly chaos- a woman', en
tire nature. Ion t blame such sufT.-rers If
they ar "cranky " but tell them to use Dr.
Fierce- Favorite Prrwrlptlon, which Is an In
fallible remedy for " female weukneaw-a."
-Favorite Pn-acription " has cured thon
Wind of poor. hcd-rtddm nfferlnr women of
fetnslo weakneas," painful lrregulnrltU. uL.
oeratlona. onranlo displaccmonta and kindred
ailments too numerous lo mention. It la tha
only njodti-tne for women, sold by drurirlsU.
under a positive rnairaote. thnt le will, in
every coae. irlyo suLfifauUoo or tbo price tSlaTU)
Will be refunded.
Worlds IiFC?UARr JfrniCAI. AaoociA
noa. 1'roprktors, lJuflalo, H. V.
Dr. PIEECS'S PELLETS
Pnrelr Vrfrelnbl. and Perfectly Tlorm
leaw. Uneniialud asal.lver MIL Hmnll'it,
( henrHirt, fUslest to Tko. line liny,
KuKar-eontcd Pellet a Doan. (hire.
hlcK ISendnrlie, Utllona Ifeodarhe,
l'oiitlpn!lou, ludlfieatloii, Itlllous AU
siacka, ami nil 'U'ranrcnvnt of tho f tomacb
n4 bowuls. 25 ocnu a vlul. by UruggisU.
Albany
IRONWORKS-
-.V,in.iftt'tiiri-ri i.f
If AM ENCiKcS CSISf AND 3.AW
'ILLMACHlXEfiY IROH FRONTS
AUD ALL KISS OF HEA.Y
m Licin wokx, in
mil M!D BRASS
CASTIMSS.
l-eetnl stumt). - i al.t o -airiiiit ill
( o' iivhlrr-i
I'&tterna Kihlj on Short Notiot
Conrad Muver.
STAR BAKS;iiV
Coiner Broaaalbin anl First Sts.a
DKALEU IN
' auaed rrnila,
lajawrsre(
rrfen Frail.
Tobacco,
Jngnr
ofler,
Ele
Mniifi jleui
Cr5cnjv?Hrrt
iVesclnliie.,
Cigar ,
Hp'txm,
Ten.
Ktv..
t ,.-et verytb,InK tbst la kpt In a ei
n t variety and grocery oro. nighti!
a rket prlw paid for
fti!.Ki?JBS OF g'HODUOE.
City Meat SarkctB
SHULTZ BH0SM Proprietors.
Kfp a full line of ;nftt of all kinds,
in a cool pice, noaiplotnly pro-
icteo; and atway i6bu.
"pi LXSOO
a a
WirT.TWan APTItn WUAVSJ vrt
aJJ'UJUiUll AW ,.
Fast Riding-,
Nkw Yornt, Aug, 15. A mile tn thirty
lei-omls wst the rnle at which a party of nwt
pnper men were wliltled olunjj lli Itoynion
bicycle railway from Cisv.scnd to llrighioti,
sa.lta.U 1 i. ... di.iiu .... - at.- a I I
HUM w SUV 1.MI HI V II II KY 1 tint If; r 1 lltj CCIl 1 Via 1
a double flane. crasnlnii th. tail. Hi. ear la I
Coney Man I. A tniRle Mrv.:l passenger car do It aValn remarks Farmer tonct of r tl,e "r(1 01 WRae, councilman Rttu do.r killed at 15.k City and out up by Hlmlta
ws used. The car itself w a .Utile decker w.,0m Tbt I. that th. nltf said when ,,m"y generally, & Kivcn R Bro.
In each deck iKinBtiaiUMa and one slnKle fba'"',.! hi. il InfT tVoneer "l"rty ". . lented . . . ,((), fc . .
compartment, eacf, conipar-menl lulR by i cul ,a" o"""' with ao.ne o our urn, VJ' VrikwJw, of the Third w.i llll
elf ami sniered fmin ibe aide of the car. Etch . Riid preenntt'd r view of R couple atandrj ... . , ,
i lest in width limn hlf of the .ian.lr.rd KBe T,,t Utile row between St Taul and f Linn county fruita, etc. There were ? ," v i. t
track, so that t.n can can pau each oilier Minneapolis reduced the combined nopu- the famous red rmiIvm, penclien, tiruneti, "0110. rvouorwav, m mis oily, has b.-
when Uirv me run on otmoLli. rail., ri,. latlon of the two cities about 70,000. That i.luiim. aratiPB. R nhuck of fine looking Run pioceadiii in t i.rtla..d for divorc.
prevented bum toppling pver by doubl. wheel. Wa frot to mr-nllon in our article on
alta-lKdlottielopofiTiecaraml lunningoai .hlvJ'ffiS
.... ...1. .!.t- r . 1 t, 1 .... Mhi aubiect that W IN INOIIsir.ger is a can-
,nrt
full uver. Soma entincciiiiB papers have al
icady declared it is dcilined to revoluiionU.
the xescnt system of passenger transportation,
Th. UB air Ike,
nurrAio, .., Aug. 15, in. tliecti o
the New Voik Central sinks are still sr parent
' I
in the I usin is of (lint comnsny, i'tsscnuer
ttaiii have been univiitu and departing very
neany on lime, anu 111 tue rasscnttcr tlenol
everything is moving smoothly, The condi
tion ol adults in tlm li irglit yard is dillcrcnt,
however, ai.il Hie yards are now blocked. 1 bo
Lake Shore aud Mckle l'lato road are finding
much trouble in getting rid of cars. Ths
yards of the former are completely choked at
tast uiiiiuio. 1 ins aiternoon three train of
stock Ami pciisliaMe freight were tent Out, but
dead freight still lies there. The reason given
is uiai 1 neie is no room r.att. Mviicwnen are
all St wrnlt and ibtl lirMkni.n im Ih !,.!.
bmaics tcadv 10 take ihir ilflina .. ii
slated in Hie ynnls thU evening that frebilil
would be moved lait to-night. Conduct were
received In Ilia Iiircnt oka in I. La fr. l.i Utt
the East,
A Ultt Rale,
Skattlk, Aug. IS. Tli announcement is
made that the Vesler avenue cable load hat
neeo sold, It is slated to-dsv on diiect auih
ority that a syndicate of Seltle centlemen.
beaded by L S J Hunt, bought the property
for 1400,000, payino down the sum of 81 10.
000, the balance ol the purchase price to t.
paid on lb. 33d ol this month. 1 he syndicate
composing me new buyers ol the present pro-
nprlv. mnlr.lW lliM .l.l- f .I.!.
1 iv aw , it. 7,1
cited. fc
Bvrrwhriitiew Wiihaiiver.
SrLoi'is, Aug. 1 llsn'a at Kansas City I
sod a few other Mttsmui points are ovet whelm
ed wi h silver coin snd are irvinis to reduce il
by shipping 10 the Si I jui sub treasury and
gruing silver notes instead, rurty live Iboun
and dollars in silver came in this morning 1 lie
bank have to pay espies charges both wayt
on me money, which amount 10 about ft )
eiooo,
A Lstra. Ball risyer.
IsosroN, Aug. 14. M I Kelly, catain of
the lWon 1 -layet levin, ws last night pie
tented with a li'iuse and lot, valued at f lo,0O
snd containing furnishing and adjunct worth
st least f J500 moie Alter the supper speech
es bclin nc the occasion wne insde bv Ca.itnin
.... ..
Ncliy, uenersl Unwell, Director Uil, Arthur
Iiwn and John Waid, "The King. in the
couiscol bis !ech. temstked that be was
oversowed, and thank -J bis frlrnds In Sin
riam Uco. New Voik snd New O.Iran..
Chic-'go and I Won, who hsd contributed to
tliegdt
albanv, Aug, uueoetAi Manager
Young, of the liclawtrte 6: Hudson, this mum
ill said that nrarlv a'.i the men !m . nut
,..11... j . : i.
H.ic.c.nip, nn ouijr, iig sam, However,
er,
11,, t ,hry cculd not go to work until they bad
received an orccr from their committee, who
in .r.....ti.i. . l a . , . . .,
were tn tcntullal am w lib the leaden of the
. .. . . . , ,. . ., , .
tential strike. L nlcts hevco lo work al
noon, their places will ht tilled l y other em.
ployc of the company now on their way here
bom the various oinii atunr the load. The
emtioyr oT the letawate and Hudson only
organised between lieie and Tioy, and llictei
no tear ol a general the up.
A I lr.1 Class rtead.
Tits Dali es, Aug. 13. The community
was shocked at another attempt to outrage an
o'd lady named I'oorm.m, living in the out
skirts of the i'y, Just as the shadetuf even
ing were fjiliiij the notned some one eomine
in at the gate, nnd on askinj him what be
wanted, teptird thai he wanted lo see tier.
Site then recrgnted bun as the brute who
outraged and rubbed her tome time ago; and
making her escape into the hous., harrinr the
door and goin); ro the back door catling to a
neinhlor, who csme lo her aid, the fiend mak
ing bis escape. The titicnt are highly work
ed up over the nfl.iir, and should the fiend I
caught He wiU 1 loubly handled. They have
ma.! up a Rood pese to any one who may an
prtbrnd Mm, and he itan.it. a good 'how In t
run iluwn .'iis time.
A Ry Draw nrd.
y AI.KM, Aug. 14, At 3 o'clock Wednesday
alcinoun, Morris M'cr, the t6)tar old soe
of Abraham iesr, who livts on Abime liver
thrre niilrs fiom Sivlerton.mct death by drown
ing. The Ui)' tnd bi II yettt old bto:her
were bathing in the river, the water of which
was vrry ixdd, M ima wst taken with cramp
and rained lo dtrp water. Hie brother, in
going o Ids relief, crime nmr meeting a simil
ar bite. IIe ill nan under the wslertwke
and was irscued by John Morley, an 8 year old
nlaymnte, who was numbed by hit crie for
liclp, and ran to hi asitanrr, lie passed a
hsbing riole to the (Iroaning Iwy, w ho grasped
it and wa drawn fiom the river. Ths Iwdy
of I he drowned lo. wat iciovcted.
Drtsss a Half,
Seat-ilk, Aug. Ij; KevJ Kiikpatiick, a
Cumlicihnd rresbyieii:in miuiaier, fo. merly of
Ibownsville, Or., filed two peculiar cast in
the superior court to-day against C C Calkins,
the i:ast Seat'lc boomer, which will create a
sensation. Rev Kiilpatrick represents that
nearly a j eir sgo.w liile e nployed in bis charge
in Krownsviile, be came lo Scs'tle, where he
received a call to take a church at Green lake,
Mr Calkins, on learning of this, oflered him
such ini'ueeinenia to fo to Seattle tha: he re
signed )u Ihownsville charge, declining the
Green lake charge, and ncceplej the proposi
lion of Mr Calkins.
Mr Calkint projiofed lo build for Wm a $6ooo
church on Mercer island if he w ould sell a cer
lain amottni of real estate and give him a com
illusion of in per cent on the grott amount of
the tales. Rev Ktrkpalrick succeed in telling
among I he people of his Ihownsville congrrga
lion property segregating $7775, upon repres
enting to them that a $6000 church of their de
nomination wat to be erected out of the pro
cecde. This wst more than the amount of
real estnte required to be sold by the ngree- '
inehtwilh C 11 1 U ins. Rev Kirknntrirlr r.,ri.,l
' the sales lo Mr Calkins, who immediately nro-
cecrled to Ihownsville and conveyed the lots
to the buyers, without the knowledge of Mr
Kiiktmtiick, and discounted tht note. Rev
Kirk put lick also bought one block for himself
tor 94400 giving his notet for 600 and $UoO
ami a first payment of $600 to be paid in coin
missions oa the sale innle lie reminded
Mr Calkins of bis agreement, to cecl the
church, and sayt the latter replied: "To h I
with you and your chu-ch."
He allcgrs that he refused utterly and still
refuses to errect the church or pay the com
mission for th. amount of thi property. The
plaintiff alleges (hat he hat been damaged lb
ihe amount of $S and prayt for that amount
and $757 50 commission, i.nd a decree annul
ling the notes against him held by Calkins.
Rev Kirkpatriuks now lives at Ravenna
park. He claims that the transaction hat
placed him in a false light before bit former
parishioners at Ihownsville. It it laid that if
these cases are decided agnintt: Calkint, tuitt
wilt be brought by each of the Brownsville
buyers for the recovery of ihe : -lounti paid to
Calkint, and for a decree declnii.-,; their notes
void.
national U A II.
Doston, Aug. 13 The convention of the
t venty fourth national encampment of the G A
R came to order in Music hall at II o'clock
I'rnyerwas oifiered by Past Chief Cap'ain J M
Foster. Commander in Chief Alger delived
Lis annual address. . Colonel Wbeelock G
Veasey, of Vermont, a as elected commander
in chief of the GAR. Co'onel Veasey accept
ed the honor in a brief speech, .
Seattle Caows.
Seattle, Aug. 13, To-day,the first train
ran over the new terminal railway, from the
I terminus at Seattle to the great warehouse at
. West Seattle. Invitations were extended to
: representative Domes 01 the city ana at many
j citizens at could be comfortably accommodated
" " vai MwininuvMi 11 US IIVIH W I ' w 1 t W. . m. ulunl ta as ' 1 1 1 1 1 A A V I -j
framework on ciltier side of the track. Tb. lornJv Hiber W K (Irecne I S S.rcliilr UghU'd with the exhlliit, t Iiougli not
ngin. la a bieycle one also. Tb. car is run on or &i Td will bl h . onwnlt - litrno, yet choice, Riid left with R good
thpih.ciploof.l,oopi,tnu,tlo., which th. p eS ldSS"t Ker Impn-aalon of the gem dty of the valley,
faster it toes the len.likelv it is to wobbl. or i"'? . '2"V.: -I - ' 1 At Hulutit no one waa at the detMit to
neratlv .ccenled. It fonned the Inaua-
- ,,.' . lU- - . mf(., r.r.tor.T.f
Interest In the city and establishes Seattle aa a I-
market for the vssl grnatlei of the germinating dlm(jn Rnd omMa RrrlvC(1 n tl,g clty,
iurwiwisr.
MIltriTrl.
n.!lra.i ain. rtriltv Kml inimli lhtrs&.
'""" a . a,;si
' of
.
in this county.
. .
As Albany Is talking sewer con
isiocra-
b'y the following from the Eugene Kegls-
ter will be of Interest 1 eugene win nave
to wait until next year for sewers, as It Is
. at a at. . . ..1.1 aaR l.u MMal 1
now so tat. that tlicv could not be ron-
structed before the rainy season. The
city dads have received a number of plant
and bids from uliiereiu sources, tney nau
arranire'nentt about completed a lew
weeks ago but could not agree on the tlx. j
of the sewer and so we win not nave any
this year. They have come to tne con
clusion that the l'ortland man who cam
' up here to make an estimate of the cost of
a se ver system and most feasible route for
the tame UN. li.
There is a iiood deal of talk and excite
menl on ccs ioaay aooui uie new
bridge across the Willamette here, caused
by anprencnoea nanr ina. 111c rur iiihui.ii
of the main piers It such a to Insure no
rreater ratciy or permanency man was
given by I lie old btioge. journal.
There ta money made attending to IhihI-
ncMn, Just .0 it I. your own.
An AHianv man niv. ll.i.rn arn Iw'O 1
aide, to every oueiition. the wrona aide
and hit aide.
- 1
,
Bl . . .
It never rains tint
ty spuria in this worl
I women have their fads, ftaao twit ha.
dit., out in Albany and awimming ia
cooling on; liutmimmer resorting I. In
full blnat.
The local imneraln nearly every county
In the statu have claimed tint the cciiau
return are not corrvct, and of courae this
ia exis ted
anmple: T
, A Y'r r r,.y"'r. "
i ..i .
".T," 7, mi -i "L .
.traightenetl and Oregon will show a
much U-a. grow tli than .he actually en
joyed. 1 Might, county i only given II,-
iW iMipuIatton. IS.ixjO would bo in
carer
correct.
-A Walla Yalta mother traveling with
her Infant child, w rote the follow lug U t-
ti-rtolicr liuslsand at home: "v are
l .i.f i . a .1
ail uoing nrai rate.anu cnjoyingouraeivva
very much. We are in excellent health.
Tim baby rnn crawl about on all four.
I and drink from R bottle allJUy loliif.
I Moping the aaine can 1 wttd ol you, I
remain your loving Mary."
1
Thm ia r l.ugene lleglster .lory :
It
1- atraime w hat idena aome w-otdo have.
blena aome t-opli In
1 A few day. ago a fellow from the country
I etc
i'PIed up to J F Kobinaon ami .aid he
ha
ul noticed that gave a powerful light,
I ....:...:.. ... i...... ft.... i.. ....!'
I. .7 " . .. " ! ..V ; '
ave
how they got the oil in. Itobinson
I insisiiT sum nun mat uj nicaim w
I . ...i ' . .i .1.1 i.
I.Lu.ll. I ! ... at... i .. tf .1.
I I'uiicy ou llio airs swvs siivv a-nua.a rci
1 1. a ' ..... i .a . ..n ' i
town. tut in ttie 011 ana ran 11 tip
again, lie wa aatialletl and went on,
believing that oil made the light."
Wall Walla haa a Too Itah w ho heat,
the record. The htate.man says : "It i.
not generally known that John 11 IVnl
lev, of the Mine ii'tuae, haa been admitt
ed aa R practicing attorney. He hold,
two regular certificate, w hich admitted
him to Practice in all the court, of I hi ko
la, and Iowa. lie haa also Utn r phyid
clan, an editor, a real cHtate .Kent and
owner of avveral Uinks. Appearance
are sometime deceiving."
Charlie Kye t. the subject of an unfor
tunate circumstance. While camping
on Mill creek lucwiay evening hi. family
were startled by a sudden ruattiiiK of the
btiBhc in near vicinity of the camp and a
utrxe (iacK trute, upotti to be r bear,
could be imlistitictly aeen through the
intervening ah robber. Charli rushed
to tho reat'iie w ith hia trusty rifle, and
taking careful aim, acnt a bullet into the
heart of the mounter. I'txm examina
tion of the carcass it proved to ben peace
ful cow which tielonifed to a neihiMirins
fanner, w ho now claim. damage. W.IU
alia Ma teaman
BI4L B.STA1K atr..
D F Munkera and wife to F Denny
lot I blkS, Munkera..
Jemima. iUlnUm to Itiiirua Iltatt
small tract near lxdmnon .....
Wm t Faulkner to W W (irifllth
N K 4 aec'-M, 10 K3
$ 30
050
500
IT h to V m V i-aulkncr mme... patent
W F Hickena et al to V F Flew 63
acres 11 W I .... 520
$1070
ToUl for year 1 1,715,047
Three mortgngea were filed, eonaidera
tioii, (1325.
Frearh T.aajr vfarer.
These wafer are a sure and safe st eclfic
for all kind of female trouble and will
remove all obstructions lo the monthly
periods, no metier what Die cause. They
are just what every woman needs and
can be used with safety. Kor sale by the
Livingstone Chemical Co., also from our
sole agent, J A Cutnming, druggist, Ilium
berg block, Albany, Oregon.
What they are liaari far.
HitAMRKrifa Fills no th. Utt u.tdioiu.
kiown.
Finst They ai. poiely vegetable, in fact
a medio. el food.
brcoNU The ssn.. doss always prcduccs
the saii.a .flVcl othvr putative, require
iriorasat'd doses aod finally cease acting.
Thikb They purify thv blood.
F'ovrtii Tbev iuviiiorata the digestbin
and ok suae the stomach and bowel.
llrTH They stimulate ths liver and oarr.
p . . j,:i a .. . -
on viiiatea one sua otiitr atpraved tovrv
tion Th. first two or thrte dotes tell the story.
The skin become, elear, th. e v bright, the
mind active, digittion is re lured, coatlve-
nesa cured, tb. animal vigor is reeulttd and
all decay arretted.
lirsudreth's Piil.at. told in every drus
sod modioiti. .tore, either plain or sugar
ens ted.
J0hn Mlhr.-a ton cf tl.s celebrated
Jo uin Miller, erespid ficm tb. penit.n
y. terdij. -11. was an notiustworths
Tearber Examination.
Notice ia hereby given that the regular
public examination of teachers for Linn
county will take place in Albany, com
mencing at 1 o'clock, on Wednesday,
August 27th, 1800. All teachers desiring
examination will please be present at
the beginning. Teachers desiring etatt
certiflctttes should present their reccom
mendation from district boards at the
above time. G. F. Russell,
'. County School Supt.
DIED.
JACOBS. On Friday evening, Aug 15,
1890, at Iier home in Albany, Mrs R
Jacobs, aged 80. Mr Jacobs died just a
week before. Together they had passed
down life's pathway, together longer
than many peoplo live, only to depart,
as is often the case, almost at the same
time. Pioneers of Linn county, there
will -be many kind remembrances for
them, for they always trjed to do their
part well. .
SPAGHT. On Friday rrtor nlng, Aug
15, 1890, at her home In Albany.the wife
of Mr George Spaght, Southern Pacific
section boss, after a lingering Illness of
about two years, at the age of aboul 45
year. 1 ne ueceasea leaves a nusband
and (even children .
... It 1... A l.-u aaHU I
S V BBSS. .Sffl UUIil lllIIUll a ..- a
TM MAIU fATIIKBI.
This noon tlm tmrtv of Omaha Cuun
on the rpgtiliir Honeburg train and were Uppnr Sod t b poos twu weeks.
tramiforred to tlm Oregon rtvclflc, going
to Oorvalllrl ami thence back to rortlnnd.
Tl.py were himhihs uepov oy uiemiierH
corn, a (.ample of Linn county coal, omo
la BW )' VJ w. misim vnsiifj vuwi '-' " I
our luarvelloUM ore. freiih from the
WtlR nilllCH, HplUItilia S lectllicne Ol
nl ontH. wU-rmeloii, etc, etc.
.,HU.,.i .11t.l. - l .la-l
'ii. . a I
niuctthtMii, which wa quite R disappoint- s
niont to them. Mr 1 11 TowntHimt went
to U!tt.t clty. n,L,net ..fh?tn whl.l. th.e
preaiuent ol the t;orvaiiia ooam 01 traoe
mnio to Albany to accompany tlieui to
that city
fhe lmrty wan couipoaed of the follow'
.
inn
0 L Chaffee, wholesale lumber, fircal'
dent citv council.
! 1, iiiumer, real eatat, councilman.
K 1'Dnvla, ovclty iron works, councii-
limn.
FJ KaHiM-r, liquor di-aler, councilman.
John McLearle, l'ltonlx foundry,
councilman.
F. F Morearly, lawyer, councilman.
Jt V Mad sen. contractor, councilman.
Henry Osthoir, merchant, councilman.
Theo Olm-n, real entnte councilman.
Edward O'Connor, liquor dealer, coun
cilman.
Wm i Rirtver, real eatate, councilman
A II Kundcr, merchant, councilman.
Daniel II Wheeler, lire insurance,
councilman.
tico L iH'twiln, idumbcr. .uperlntcna-
ant plumbing.
JaiiH-n finnnery, niot'Kinan, atrcci
coiiiniiMMioiK-r.
.1, ni,..i. ..i-nu ..whale. I
turn tamr.1 of tmblic worka.
I1 .ft ty.r.s. trttij w
ilarry JounHman,dputy city clerk.
The following oromiiiunt l'ortlandera
Oi'l'lilll tiailll'd tllt'lll !
(1 W Htinll, (J H Idlcman, William
1 a. . . ... 1, 41 ..1 1 11 , Tl. . 1
r muincr, n rarrcu, ivicnaru iioyi, a 1
O'Dny, HLTaft, CJ Hull, lr Macrum,
M w (iCo.by.0 C May F 1 McKeiina
TUB HAM ABOl'T TOW".
Men w ho have la.cn out through tho
country any there are few Chliit-M plieaa-1
ant. to lie not-ii. I tils gamy inn i ucing
slow ly kilhxl out of the valley, and if
that la what th farmer wanta tie should
I... ....'ll . I l-l. u Lilt. ..I ....I
i ijv an li.o.u. a uvy siq .iiicu oiwiii t aim
1 by evcryUxly. the handwmeat and moat
f li'liciou. bird in
1 existence.
The man in AlUny who wrote bia wife
a tetter telling tier what he waa going to
uo wiicti ne goi 111 Aioany chriiipmi 111a
mind when be got home, lor lilsw tlo iiad
Iluw n and gone to the place where trank
cashiers go, her old home, and she evi
dently displayed good judgment.
A very funny thing happened on First
Street, one worth narrating bv the Man
A bout Town.- A nicely drafted man afur
getting thoroughly ginned up aatdown
on R beer keg w ith hi. head 011 hi. hand,
and Ida mind in a very comatoae condi
tion. A horribly dresaed trair.p, with a
ware crow of a hat on hi head came
along. took in the siiuution.stoppetl, lifted
the man's nice hat front hi. drunken
bend and put it on hia ow n head, and
put hia own tattered and battered RlTair
on the drunken man'a head and pansed
on as unconcern ed aa could I. It took
the well drcaaed man a long time lo find
out who he wa. when he discovered the
change that hud been made.
For years immigrant, arriving at Port
land have been advised by the people of
that city, where they could not keep
them theniM-lve.. to go to the Sound
country instead of coming to the valley.
There are many resident, of Albany, some
of our bent cilixena now, who wilt testify
to this fact. The result is plain, the
Sound country has had the greatest
boom, even I'ortland has gotten some
soup, and now Harvey Scott caps the
climax by telling Tacoma and Seattle
people ha is sorry lie did not locate there
instead of in I'ortland. For several years
his paer has worked harder for Wash
ington than Oregon.
"I am not going to get married unlit I
find r young lady with a house and lot,"
said a liill Nye Albany bachelor, to an
arroitipliHhed young lady.
"I have r lot," said the young tady.
"Hut the house."
"Thnt will he built rs soon rs possi
ble." Tiie w edding cards may lie looked for
in r few weeks, and the Man About Town
extends congratulations before hand.
The killing of V II Walker brings to
mind the btct that the man taken for a
deer seldom escapes. The huntcf can
blindly shoot into the brush, ami if the
object is a man, tret game every time.
Fugeite 1 imtrd. This seems to be a fact,
liecause the rases where men escape are
not generally puhiinhed. The Man
About Town is told of such r case that
recently happened beyond Fisli Lake. A
former Albany man saw what he sup
posed to be r deer, took Rim and fired,
missing a man who waa the object shot
at.
RI 4.1.11:4 AMD. MUltR.
The Inst makes are to be found in Al
lnny at Trice A Hobeon's, who have just
received a cnrlond of the finest hacks and
buggies to be found. Their prices, con
sidering (.utility, are remarkably tow.
it pays to tide lit a good buggy or hack.
Keep this fact in your head, and when
getting one call on Price & Kobson, w ho
have the largest variety to svlect from.
STACK TRESS ASSOCIATION.
Portland, Or., Aug. 15th. Excursion
train with Press Association left at eight
this morning for Troutdnle. At Clarnie
ran into freight train, engine telescoping
cnlroose, riddling caboose and four or five
freight cars. Engine and smoking car
limlly dumaged. Several passengers
.lightly bruined, but none seriously.
Sitter.
The Ladles Dellghled.
The pleasant effwat sud the petfaet saf. ty
with whnth Mint may us. th. liquid fruit
laxative, Syrup of Fig, under all oondirioos
make it thair favorite remedy. It i pleasing
to the eye and t o the lasts, pectJo, yet aUtc
taaJ in atrtin on tb kidney , liver and bow.lv.
Tub Records of Marion county show
the platting of many thousand acres of
ami in small tracts of from 6 to 10 acres
Capital City Fruit Farm of 640 acres.Sun
tivailx. Vv f QOA aMa C. ..... I n X' o
140 acres, Sunnyside No 3470 acres.and
a number of others have been placed on
the records by the Oregon Land Company
01 paiem, uregon.
This company is rIso doing business in
Portland and Albany, and have for sale
numerous other small tracts. The great
advantage of this plan is that it brings
togeiiier in one community the class 01
people who are all engaged in the same
business, viz: fruit growing.consequently
there springs up large drying and can
ning establishments similar to those in
the city of Salem.which advantages makes
profitable market fo'r the products of
these fruit farms.
Consult your interest by buying of the
uregon Lnna uompnny 01 Saiem.Portland
or Albany.
The Pnlplt and tbe Stage,
Rev F M Shrout, pastor United Breth
ren Church, Blue Mound, Kan., tays; "I
feel it my duty to' tell what wonder Dr
King's New Discovery has done for me.
My lungs were badly diseased, and my
parishioner thought I could live only a
few-weeks.. 'I took five bottle of Dr
King' New Discovery and am tound and
well, gahilng 36 lb in weight."
I Bncklen's Arnica Salve,
Th. bait Sitv. In tri-i w.irl.l f r 0ut4.Bruiss.Sor.s
Ulc.r, Hlt Khuum, F jvor ir.s, Tattar, Ch spp
hanila, I'hilblaini, Gurna, snd sll SklD Erupt!., sa
positirslTcures I'llen.or no pay rnqu lrJ. It Is roar
liteed tt) firs .orfoct istitfaotlan, ar a.n.y i.tuni
a. 1'rios St cuts par bax. Fur ssis by Fesbay sa.
aiasoa
NOMK AMD ABBOtl).
THURSOAr
Ralph Fishl-r and familv Inft tn ilv for
Th rptitiiioin4 of C.lifWi. ymterdsy,
nomiustod Col Msrkham fiw ttnvrrnnr.
0u, t th, ultar rf ih Mfi,)in W(W
m g II;
"aw 01 ttrviii,
i n. " u oineuo vaiiuy oaeros. in. war at
Yju ina Hay inn b.r.rmon, and a
tran.ii.xn. olid in to-nk'bt it 1 un ui rs
m. tlfln . tr tt . 1 a .
ana pruntn irt'igni
Among this, who sturU d for llin Hty
this 00011 were R F Hot s.id family, Mrs
Ilsnrtatta H.nwn, Mr. IV Stewart, Mrs W
Millar and B Y Tsbler.
, r...,i t, 11 i .in ... .
Jaokt inviil., and iiw'iw.. t i build the lik-
.onvill.and Mtf..rd motor railway if tb
psopl. will give them a biimis of $2U,000.
Tb. viltaa o' EI.1.S, !l'io louoty. Now
York, bad a reniarka'il. atnlstid fr tn
year. It wat erodited with a population
of 2,053 in low and tha praar nt census rmi
m.ration givaa it 2.003,
David O Spaiver, a well-to-do furnicr of
Jsckson county, was killml at bi farm six
mils, touth of Aahlsml Totxlay I'rii' on.
11. waa uolosdtiii the last load of his sra
son's hay crop, when a pulley in oe with
th. darri.k fork broke an t struuk him a
Urribl blow on thv hea l, killing him 'n
ttstitly. Hi nook wa broken and thnsida
of bi head and faoe cni-tnnl by the bl'iw.
A Bio Catch A man came down
from the North Santlam this forenoon on
the O V with joo pound of very choice
salmon trout, large fine- looking, fellows,
about thirty In number. They wire
caught near Brown's mill, and It ! a
peculiar fact that they we e captured In
the saw dust region, about which there la
some complaint. Men there wh claim
to .now say tt is not a tuct mat tnc saw
I, ... ' . . .
aun orlv" " nn v-
raioAv.
Shutta Br. mast market, opu-j-un stow
art ot oa s 1 ncwy mumj .n.w...u..,
. d . I ...... ,,i..iu,,
Something cso bsrdly b nude from
nothing, thrnrtUioiliy, aod yei a neasp.ia r
often doe. it.
Tb. monthly meeting of th buihhng Si
Loan Association will ba hold to-night at the
Oregon Bank.
Mr Iledrick and Frank Burkhart lsv to-
morrow noon for the Hsntuui mioi , n a
pruaiwcling tour.
toobty Clerk Is V I'aynw wtoi utrtiei
Ci'y to-day to look through the laud olli
aod sea th. oily f fall".
Mr Virnoo. editor of t Toledo, Warh,
TidinK. waa in tho city this for.in oj, sir!
want out to Tanitout.
it, ai ia i,..Vr. u , uw , tvm tr ku
wh- ha will o iuto th. u.rbtr bu.t-
Des witb bis brother,
Mr J M Irving l.d daunhier V. I, have
ictorned bom. from (Hvnipts. M1.1 Vslla
hat fully recovered herb-a ill. '
Aa Albany man has received a h-ttrr from
a brother in Kansas who ssje ti. ri will not
bj enough of bis w.m t" line a duck's neat.
A latter from TWtUnd states that plait
Kldsrkiu, ISabcrt linu sol Wiil-am Slit.
It ft a lew days ago on a ti lp to H u Fr.ucisco.
Mr Jams. Mclfargue and family am h in.
from a months sojourn al Valuta. Mr Me
II argli failed to lind any w ayes th. could
dab ov.r bun.
T i Siit, of th. Dcntx-SAT, and S S
Train, of tha llorald.ara attending the Slate
Pre. AssnetAtion in Portland, st let-t they
w.01 that way.
O Taylor, of lUeaborg. by W K Mo
Pbaraop, real astaU broker, lesWday Mild
to John Howard of this plso . a hu.t ami
tot on Fifth and Railrosd for $l,0OX
Mr Uiohsrd Conn haa pure'iaaml th. in -lar.tl
of Mr Uderai"l in tb. pb..tivraph
businsatuf Wilcoi A Uodcrwuotl. The boa
firm will greatly improve ths cillery.
W H Walker, who wtasbot a few days
ago en tb. McKinsio, lnt a mrh ao
took out a policy en his lif in ;. JCorth
west I os Co f r $S5.0OO.
Mrs itarrn. .ml daughter a.ritcd ia the
eity from Portand lst v. nit-n, and with
Mr lUnowa, special Si.'riit of the Noitbweal
Life lo.uraova t' . a ill reside in Prof LeV
residence in tbi. sit;, fur a moait.
Tb. Post Int. l iirenoer g'vaa th. poj n'a
tioq of Seattle ul 39,700 and of Taoms 54,
897. To Seattle Itior. is (-so tadd. l 3,0(i5
al letted to hive baeu omitted. Th. pfpu'a
(tea Of v aai.liiKtou slat. Is SDrbt
Tb. Grsnrs Pi.es Niwt faded to m..tril
alae last we. k and the t llic hsa bef.n coi.
this week. W. do not kco w bethcr it has
p.rmsnantly atpeadd publication
wnetner it will beeomi a tern - rjcaeioaa
weekly. Grant Pas C' uri r
Tber. are nS-.re epln at th i'..y Iroin
Ailiaoy than from any othrr Imb iu the
atatc; in town, on the bid, at Ne creek, or.
th. beacr, everywhere, r.i.e run a acr an
Albanian. In Albany many of trn tep
we meat sr. trarcrs. T he at b.,n. one
Ded to Im atthe l!,y.
John V.II'er. whaeMspei fom the pn
naaorilsMl as bdlnxrs: Tiier. luae isd.icrih
d aa wei,t l"gJ3S (stmud, 5 f .et 7j in-hi-s
in n.ignt, ijnr omi plus urn, mnnVi ai ayci
oiu. .), linc nair, rather Ur nose
Superintendent Uuwniuit i.iT-r. a 'ea-ard
M for bis return to tbe piuoii.
HArcKO.tr
Jas F Powell &Co.
I la. Vlereck shave you.
A popslar place L Viereok'. shsting sue!
hair dreesing parlor..
A fil-t claSs ahav. for only 15 cent at I
Viereck's, cUltmarsb Biock, Allwny, Or.
r a. i.. ... a
woo t oook in.se not oayt w ben vou cai
buy such iila things so clump, hl-ckbu
Si 1'irooi.
Awbrey sivoj for the laiuics extract
ion 01 teem.
J M llir.lue ha. so'd out, and n.w offj'
bi. furniture for salo Callvaily f.r bi-
gai
Mr. Geo DeVshey, i f fc'cio, is iu the c:t,N
to-oay.
r.a!u t Achtaou ar. se.liug inotiu.iKiit a
roitiana price.
la. rogel, ol 1'ortliuU, was in the ctt
this foreooor.
The family of C II Stewart amorg oihoit
returnaa irom 1 nquina to-diy.
Rtcorder henton aud family, after a twi
weeks sr J urp at tli. Uiy, are now at home.
Kor bsrpaina in monuments, head,t uiea.
to., goto bgan & At.hison, An'auj,()itiou,
Mr Whitney, of th. Sau Fiancbon Eam-
luer, is in th. city in the interest ol that
great paper.
Mr Jason Wheeler is Imino fiom a trie
aorts tb. inountaiua to the Warm Spriug
reservation
J F Ilallnran, on. of the brightest on i tors
of Oregon, has retired from .the Astoiiab
and prubably from tn. business.
E H Norton, th coal expert, arrived in
Albany last evening irom au extended pros
peetlng trip through Kasturn Oregun.
Tbe Portland West Shore has auaiu been
enlarged, lt in a decided credit to tht
Northwest, ia full of interesting featuro
and deserve a general support by tho ublio,
Eiau & Aobisun hacdle toe oolubrated
Portland cement wall fur oeinetory lots.
These wall can b. furnished at half the cost
of any other and ar. far superior.
Mr A Hackleman arrived hme last even
ing fiom Crook county, commit serosa the
Osccdet. 11. report the orop prorpeoU
better than for several year.
W CTweedale tnd family. Jo. Duhrille
and Mis May Rideout of the Democrat
force, were amnuj thoia who weut to l-
quina Bay to-day.
A B Slauson, of th. Oregonis, retuind to
Portland to-day oftor a recuperating trip to
Yaquina Bay. Mrs slauson rema'.md tor a
few davs longer outing.
Turner wa treated to a jiiveuile justice
trial Tuesday. Two little boy a took a no
tion that ' water melons worn ripe so they
went into Mr Jones' melon1 patch aud de
stroyed quite a number of his melnus. They
were arrested, given a trial aud tiued eaob
6v dollar and costs.
McKanlass, the colored onmedian.recently
enticed a Coifax girl away from home, and
when oaoght waa living at a hotel with her.
H was arrested for adultery, hut the evi
dence was not strong enough and he got off.
At th. meeting of the BniUiiuu & Loan
Association last eveniuir $1200 wai loaned
to Mr Frank WaIIbob at GO monthj interest
in advance, loere ; were three uiaaera.
Th. association continue to flourish.
Tb. headioe to a lone item in a Salem
paper reads: An Effectual Kick. And Mr
Grandahl'i Piers Are in the Soup Tba Big
tri'iM r tin at 1" in j 1 n,uiui)rwnvi m i a.
l.aa kial.i a.. Ia .. ' , I . -... . . ir U
Bridge is Saved. Th. Cuanty CourU Cast
Off the Engineer's l'Jan. and Adopt Some
things Substantial.
8 if Clevenif jr.formerly of All any. arrived
bar. Monday with his fstnily and household
v fleet", ami bow oeoepios th. Critchlow
hua with hi fumily, aud hssopnr-d a tho.
shop in the tmsll building j jst touth of th.
warohooM track on Main street. Jirron
Iloviow.
Mr John Attbousa and wife, D Fromao
aud wife aud l'.ircy Young ars bom. from a
several wot ks sojourn in th. mountams,
where they hod a grand tim huntiim and
fithinff, bringing home an imrnetise supply of
mountain trout.
Chasllagnn, of Aiken, 111, who hasbeon
in the eity a fow days looking at tb. country.
whii. hero l.mo tl.. guest (it hi. former I
friei.d HgV J Y Htowart, left this noon for j
bis aastarn liorno, if. wa very much
pleased with Allnny and our unsurpassed
prorpe'iM.
The now oflVjcr of tha state press associa
tion srs: I,Snmnl, of the W4t Hhnre,
presirlsnt . Yuss l'mnidnnts E llofer, Capi
tal Journal, Milmni D I Ashboru. New
Canvn Cityj 3 8 Jackson, Kst Ureitonian,
reiKlli'tori; H C I'.xach, Enaminer, Ivskeviewj
E i) Casay, I'auilio Karnmr, I'ortlatid. tiefl
rtry. K C 1'. n'Jan.l, WetKid, Inpepend
erica. Treaiur. , S Train. Hersld, Alnany.
Kergc-atit -at-ariri. I J (Ivndricki, Stater-
msir, H1I.111. Tb. next meeting viitl be bold
acnalein.
The widow of J (', Cat chin , of Csnjon
Viilo, hut instituted suit .(.'aioet L t'ockrtl
for tne ami, of i'l'.yH) rlnnnre4. Catching
waskilU'd ),y t'onkett a ys" ago. tb" litter
irnin'dia!..ly l ;tivir.g th. country, si daodr
has socoeei.Vd in invading tho liiiinis of th'
lw. TliB ll. vi. w njs im las soma vslu
aide ii i.-..-v in Cai.V'xiV ll coilo f
flyuroi mid 1 n.l lund, h.i..c I'm civil
uit, 1'iickritis tn Nlaii.ii imiiu'V. k"n
tut k j', s i. I J . nv'xily wmito hnri bily they
asn hv. lii-n. This .om.ty a Jt.ngli one
to t tke a i...ib ntu in, tnd tho n.lrri that
onp'.itip. f,i, Bill oe mighty e!evr.
J V P.r. el! A-Co.
('us'ck's nil'li'i'.ii.
Gold .t Will U Stark's.
Y. Id. Pr:ii.h k -: railroad tinto.
U-x.-li oandy drip, at C E Brownell'.
K-tVeiti.-s in psrsots st H I'. Yrmog's,
Choi e (-., i.o.l nvrt-i't potatoes at C K
Brown. Il'e.
Prep-ire.1 in act: r el, in lib cans, at t'E
lirownell a.
liesdouartcrs f r csrilea seed at C E
Browr.i.ll's.
Kr srtista supplies go to Htausrd. &
Cunck s.
Ieiicion cAiinrd craubcri-ies at C. E
Iir.-wn.li'..
A Isrgi and fine t vk of gold cane to so
lect from at Will & Hurlt'e.
ilv y.n secu tboe parlor sui's that T
Brink has just irci'ved ? They are bice.
If jou svai.t a fii.e t"'!(.'t or lath soap call
imi Hinosid A t u-ic, t it j- Dra -Store,
t lieu wautio tt.o brat K'lrf-r ies li th
niurl.it at i.i'-'i ii.-i.-t .-al! ..e I f "-
ell ik Co.
A e Cura fur the wbi-ky habit: lr.
livioanton'a Arlidot. fur )iuitkrnr.e.a aviij
cure iy cue of tbo Ibiuor h--i.it iu tn iu ten
t ih rty dy, fn.m tba tu xl rU 01 hiker to
the drniikard. The Antidote can ) viveo
in a cup ol c. (r.-c without tb. knowledge of
the ptr-nn tak.i-jt i'- Tb. Ant:dote a ill not
injure tbe he.Un in any way. Manufactured
Ly tbo Livingston Chemical Co., Portland,
Oregon, r from J A Cuuimiujr, so', agent,
Albany. -
Waterloo Mr J G Gross, of Water
loo, was In the city to-day. I'.t reported
quiet limes at that' place, but a pretty good
attendance of visitors. The Spring have
been deepened and enlarged and the water
I much Improved. Waterloo Is really a
delightful place, and only need a railroad
to become one of the most pooular resorts
on the Coast.
Fast I 'aiviso. This noon in coming
from the north bound train some of the
hacks, busws and express wagons got
into sort of a race, not a suburban or
Monmouth race, but somew hat of a hit-
snd-iiiis alluir, itirt how is in die-pute.
The result w as that the marshal did as
adve-tised he would, had warrants
leaned for all of the offenders, to-wit:
Julius Schmidt, driver of Schmeer's cab;
mt rricc, uriver 01 ttie itevere House
bus ; Goo Krone, driver of the St Charles
bus; Frank Simpson-, express; Wm Jud
son, of the Willamette Packing Go's de
livery wagon. Most of them .aid they
would pay their tines, while one or tw o
declared they would tii;ht it. At press
time the matter w as not settled.
Gnrr Extermhse. Go and sec tha
beautiful gold watch at the "Golden
Rule P-azaar." Julius Grndwotjl the
proprietor of the Golden Rule ISaxaar.in-
orms us mat ne l as the 1 rue Faking
I'owder, and No I Japan tea, expressly
up lor Ms business, and for the benefit
ol Ins customers, each box of taking
powder will win a piece of fine glaeswara
and also each pound of the tea will w in a
piece of line glassware, and customers
w ho buy one pound of tea or a box of
baking powder, which is warranted, will
litivu a chance at that beautiful gold
watch. He has also added a fine assort
ment of family groceries to his mam
mouth tftock.of glassware and crockery,
which is the .urgent in the Willamette
Valley, tio and see Sir 'irfd" ;ol ntthe
Golden Rule Enxaar, 1.1.C will find
that nothiue is misreprr"'nUl.
AT J1S. F. 10 VILLI, at ft)'
Fin- oranges
Early Uoe and other potatoes,
Cookie and crackers,
Dried fruits.
Fresh garden product,
Ajl kimU canned goods,
Oa'meal, corn meat, tiour, etc,
rickles, rrl.hiitt, etc
Everything found anywhere.
V a a ...
arm kaTHer. A tine stock ot re
frliatora . ueim freezers ma v be
seen at Stewart Sox's. Nothing like
iiem for tbe house.
THE CRY OF MILLIONS!
OH. 3tV BKCK!
8T0t IT NOW,
SOON IT WML BC TOO LATB.
I have been troubled roanvyears witk
disease of the kidneys and have tried
many different remedies and have
sought aid from duTerent physicians
wiinom rener. itooui me iiaor Apru
I was sutlcrinjf from a very violent
attack that almost prostrated me in
siicn a manner tusi i wss oeni over.
When I sat down it was almost impossible tur me
to eet up aione, or to put on my ciotnca, wiic
kind Provident- sent lr. Henley, witi t
OKKGON KIDNEY TKA, to my
hotel. I immediately commenced
using' the tea. It had an almost
miraculous effect, and to the aston
ishment of all the guests at the hotel,
m a tew aays,i am nappy to state,
that I waa a new mau. ' 1 will:
recommend the tea to all afflicted!
a a nave been.
O. A. TUPPER,
.Proprietor Occidentnl Hotel,
Hanta Rota, Cal.
SPECIALIST,
Blumberg Block, Albanv, Orecon. - Bv
the most modern and approved methods
cures Female diseases and Private dis
eases of either sex. lie has a sure cure,
for tjatarrh 01 tbe bead.
Consultation is free and evervthinir
strictly confidential. Office hours 10 to
12, 2 to 4 and 7 to 8. Residence, corner
Third and Lvon streets. , ,
FOSHAY St MASON,
VHVLX-M AXa asTAL--
nraggistsand Bookseller
Atm-ts for John B. Alden's iublicaUon.
bicbi wo sell at p-ablisher'a prices wim
sts.oaitdnr'
AliBANY, C'KEOOft
t
LOST. s.raewhf-ro in the country.
Llwelien red sutler, white rjoiiita.
JL tiers I reward O'Xin return or informs -
on if v;j ir.A' t-. ..it. ! V7 Watts, A1J
ny, or. .
A.
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tit
I'M-. . '
mm.
1
tN
EESTORATlYEy r
TVt.- sa.T7T7- SBfkfAK SBpfff '
JliniFUJ gv.uiw-'tj as iisy w ta fuiii wiii
Stimulate iha. Ku.rllfYa Proctsm cf tin
Hi2n.an Sjstem.
Ty this natural aod simple mean It quickly
anil permanent y itBKK Alt Forms f
JyP'lb, Constipation, Mental mod
Karroo Exhaustion, General Ii.btlltv,
llraln l'ajf, or any eshaaated or weals
am d eondltlon of tb. system, from what
ever camne, Kkln Kroptlons, ISll, Boas,
rilns; Boros, Kcrafalw, and an Ulaeasw. of
th. Illood, t)U roach, Liver and Kidneys
I. 00. SIX BCTTLS FOR S3.00.
Tr. 1'lllet's M psrte book, descriptive of Hf.
Jnirl' a l!stratlv. aud bis oUifet Keuusdwa,
.cut in., by malt.
h:iiR DP.U3 COmScH F rascbeo, ZH
VOU aUXJC lit
FCSHAY ti MA6CN, ALBAHY, OCH.
S. W. Paisley, '
AlVaay. rsaa.
WHOLE4 VLB liUVLE.t IS-
Tobacco and Cigars.
Order aolioitt-d from tbetride.
aUick of 2uA $9 ;ood (n the Va
lay, and the moat reavf iate prices, both
n buying and sailing. I have on band
sll k"-i ot
rUrlHiTUHc, STOVES. TTOA8E,
TRUNKS, BOOKS, PICTURES
CLOCKS, CH3CXF.it Y,
ETC., ETC.
do-ir waatofS E Young' oh store.
L. CQTTULB
FOR iEH ONLY!
rtT TTIf WeJkaeasaf Bssyss Ra4:Effast
J lf XiiXi ttt-mr rxes siaOUlarT as
!, SMI. IMO3 r a-w.r.f . SV 'iifSPJSA
bW sy Nsafi
ass.tsuurt.e..4VS r.rrraw Sartit.
tbMlaa.1. ealhlll-. BUISS TBUI1MI- . - T-
.Hals
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Ml. r -U . aa,faill a.
IM BUVSAt CaSIf lAia,
B.I.
Slim DISEASES
Cazi tixiaajSa wwum
ItllllsantnCamoefl Oindlrrllar. .a4 lill
ee'v a..r.iu.r t.l SC u rb.-a aaA irUMf 1.--4
fuasftca.
ra ftr'y. Irlce. 2S cents a Box
MAY & SENDERS,
iealers is Gsnoral Ibriandiss.
- - 03:
iioburg Lumber.
I s ',1 the lest lnndwr in tb. eaauty; also
edar poe'a, sl,:nvles. Ufh doors and wid
ow n.i u'limv, sir. I'rice from $5 fo r22
er th tnan.d. V'ard at Lowana on ths
Narrw OaugQ. Kte me be fur. pm-chasing
'.-win re.
W W Crawford. -A.
r-t. POTal '.mVi.Or
hi h-j Store.
S. ,. STEELE, i
eel Estate g Loan Broker.
L.'e list of good farm and city property
fcrsE'e.
I-o.n-, rioi vy on real estate in Ltnrdsnd
adjoining cuci tu.
Insorar.ee written np in reliable compaM.
Notary Public and conveyancer.
Call on or write me.
S. N.STEELE,
Albany Oregon.
City llesfaiiratit.
Il.vinbcen entirely remodeled, tbi old
aud popular restaurant wiil be made 6rs
c!e n every respect. Th. poblic will ba
jiven good meal, at all hours for only 3i
cent. Ever, thins neat and attractive,
I'rivi'e boxes. Oyster in .very styla.
W. A. McGxs.
ART STUDIO,
In. Dr. rattan, Cor. Srd and Ljei Sim
LESSONS Givonln Drawing. Paintlnc
a n1 M usic P ictures for sale or paiot1
. to order.
"FRANCIS PFEIFFER,
-PltOPfUETOB OF
Albany Soda Works.
avud Manufacturers of
5HOI0S CONFEtjllOmi,
V. r.re now prepared to tU at wbola
'a, always freh and put at Port end
t.w. to dealers. We also keep a full
finta and Troptcal Fruits,
CIGARS AND TOSACCO
Delmonica Restaurant,
CORNER FIRST AND ELLSWORTH STS.
The undersigned havine nurchaasd tha
old Herman Restaurant stand ha opened
auder tha above na na a first-class reatan-
raut. Wo are prepared to furoish meal
for parties or. dance on abort notice. Oys
ters served in every styl eastern or coast;
sll kinds of fish knowa in the market.
Employ only Bra-class rein, and niiln.
will be prompt and courteous. Regular
meal 25 ct. V Coffee of first-chu nuslitv
nd a cup of coffee and oak. at from 5 to 10
ta. I am well known in this city and re
nest tbe tizon to give tne a call.
SAMGOETS" Proprietor
'lie Place!
By al) means call on
PARKER BROS,
-FOB TOCR-
G roceries,
a .
'wance, MelGoofis, Etc. Its.
ILflir poodc are tbe besl ai their nrloea
r. asonablo.
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