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VOL XXVI.
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 0, 1891.
NO 23
altered at the Pr4itOlIl at Altmny, Or
egon, i sooind e'ass mail mttor.
per year.
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Dr. MAKTER Mf DlC4HKCO.,.ac ..:.. 3
THE BEST.
i, m. r piit a Co i
SEED ANNUAL
lor 1691 wi,lWK.ttl FREE
it all appiicani, and to tol ei
i cvroucre. it it Mtter thanvr. i
tftrt pencft utiR 0re,
should fKl for lU AtklraM
D. M. FCRHY A CO,
DETROIT. MICH.
j Lr?t SHnsm in th world J
GHAS. H. DODD & GO.,
hardware,
AND FARM
jfiCST, FXSST AKD VI'IS
I
Solo Agents for Oregon
. DEERE'S NEW DEAL PLOWS. .
! :n;;!.'. Iotil!p, or Trlpi'lo Furrow. Ttn-jr r to !mp!o nd -mm. n nnr ntwoluto crA-o-I
ion, tiiKi tlicMM bo Ji!ve n.'l t Iipiu or fuftt Itirm work can not Mjr enough la
Ihclr pratoe. H furnuli ttn-m w.t li or wlttioul Kal liaebiuent.
bcal atiucbmcuu wo cxtr.
. BUCKEYE SHOE PRESS GRAIN DrlLL. .
ki j-e Hoc Praw Grain Drill, Biickey Pdcru, Itiirkr Bprlng Tooth narrow, Roperlot
Cirain l'r.ils, Superior tseeuura.
. CORBIN'S DISC HARROW AND SEEDER.
Tim latest Improved Implement wwl jf lommn fallow. Tb most "omplot antf
o.-.rul tool (or Uil purpoK In umu
V.'- alio bar tail lin- cf Bujrgle. Cfirringo., Fhaotona, Mountain Wagora.
Pittform and other bpring Vebiclea.
. SCHUTTLER FARM WAGONS. . .
l.ivr'MO k Chapln Rprln-Tonth Harrow., IWr Harrows, Bcietttiflc Teed ttitl
l'acls Mnuilng MlUs,
ixaxhix iiAitis Avxxir:. i2xc 3t;xo.
' roe spcciax. cikcclaks i'rice lists.
E. T RALL, AGENT ALBANY, OREGON.
,' .. AT COST! . ;
My eD'je stock of Pry Goods, to make room for a large
ine.of I ts and Shoes and Gent's Furnishings.
fm- 8 EE 1 XOW SOMK OF TUB LINKS THAT ARK OOINO AT fcoST. jet
DtESS GOODS,
CLOAKS,
RIBDON3.
GINGHAM, .
GOSSAMERS,
IKLT" Call early while the selection is good,
Fir3t street, -:- -:-
LEADING
A T..T3.AJCsr"Z"
DRUGS, EDiGiilEO STATIOHARY.&G
n n Tr n n s n n rrMP n 11 yu want tn kesi
I i() "J I HJ '3land most durable furni
I ni it I I ill j 'turethatismanufact.il''
J wUlluUB U U 11 La D ed in the city go to
THOMAS
of
cow wo c n atv y i u ., ,
ii
NIJWSTOIJK.-a
mitciiell;
-DAX.K9 Ijf
Agricultural Implements & Vehicles
r
P
VEGE1 SLE PANACEA
tlCRARED FROM
RO( ,IJ iiciias.
TH K CUNC OF
AND ALL OTHER DISEASES
ARISiNd nOM A
DISORDERED STATE or thsSTCNWCH
VR AN
INACTIVE LIVER.
rOK SAIC V ALL
DRUGGISTS & GENERAL DEALERS
W R HILYKU,
ATTOltNKY AT LAW
Ail SHriUr- ia ChAncerj,
tLNAItt - OKClittV.
0no'Un proiu-t!j nixie on t) f.onl
vuunv'ut i on onblurB.
Iron, tee
MACHINERY. "
C72SET3, P02TLAin5, 0SE3CIT.
and Washington for
CORSETS,
:flannels,
LINEN,
CALICO,
BLANKETS,
Albany, Oregoa.
DRUGGIST
OXEG-OISr:
BRINK'S
We always keep our eye on the
indicator of popular demand,
and are therefore usually pre
pared to supply it at reduced
rates. Wo are selling the Jewel
stoves and ranges, the mos pop
ular stoves made at present.
It' cu want to Hv8 money on all rorts
household ariicibD 'am t f u. W
we make tbut our bueiucsK,
MATTHEWS & WASHBUIIN.
rAEW GOODS.
& lewis co.
j Tin Hub Crtr. The holiday Oregon'
inn, a magnificent edition ol that great
pit per, gives Albany a good wrltoun. It
npprotrmUIy invs AHmuy is entitled to
bo called the llub City, aa It haa more
railroads than other cities ot the valley.
After mentioning our railroad facilities,
con), mining, agricultural, manufacturing
and other interests, the article gets
down to business aa follows :
Albany certainly haa a very bright fu
ture, tor, first, situated as it is in the
in ik t of a tine agricultural country, ot
whioh it is the chief market, and supply
stntion, it will always rank as a first
class husins point. Next, as a manu
facturing city, it is hound to take a lead
ing position among tho cities of the
northwest. It already possesses largrr
manufacturing interest than any place
of eimiliar sixe in this section of the
country. It is surrounded by and itn
mediately tributary to a country poss
essing nn Intlnite and almost endlesa va
riety of raw material for manufacturing
purposes. Last, but in it least, is its
water power laciiities.
J.kuakok. City election next Monday.
i'.d. Houston, our conductor, moved
to a many Aionuay.
Minn Lena CJray, of Albany. s visiting
Mian A-tjrieu, oi una piuce.
The Covenant Mutual Courting Asso
ciation is the name of a recent organisa
tion, the object of which is plainly'lndi-
coicu vj uie iinme.
A carp fit) calculation shows that the
sum of $110,(00 have been expended lirf
u uuing m jx:uttnon ine pnnt year, and
that mote than one hundred houses
have been built, including three sturs
buildings, a tine school house, a church.
a machine shop, a planer, and other en-
urirse just in gun.
The foltowlnir "Peonle's ticket" waa
nominated Tuesday niirht. to be voted for
at the city election next Monday : 1'resi
dent of the council, J. A. lU ard; coun
oilmen, ( V. Cruson, (1. M. Weatfail,
K. Ti. W right, Jos Llkliis: recorder.
: marshal. Ernest Cano : tress-
urer, J. A. Roberts. As vet there is but
one ticket in the field. Express.
Crook CiTt. Mr. A. Lvtle has added to
his landed poarlons on Willow Creek
by purchsting the ranch of loe Crook.
W have not learned what this lt nur-
chse cot Mr. Lytic.
On Mondsy morning of this week some
n.en were engaged In roping unbrokc
horaea In a corral at Mr. Carton's olaceon
Crooked river. A. Caraon, a voung man
sbout twenty vearaof age, was In the cor-
ral lending his ai.utance, which br some
mean a rope which had been thrown over
a wild animal caught young Canon about
the leg and threw him heavily and at full
. il right
above the
knee.
New came to Print vllle vetterdar that
a shooting affray occurred In the town of
Mitchell, thl count about mlJnlcht, at a
dance that a held in that burg on CnrUt4
nis evening. Le Ami received a bullet
In the groin, and Matsh and Bill McUee
did the shooting, the former fit'.ng two
shot and the latter one New.
Moa Naws Conrcnin ttw riot In
Zion at i am a leader and ubcribcr of
yoor paper I have bin reading genearal
iiomt concerning the riot in Liont I think
It I all one !ded the! have blowed up
young hlatt till hee think be I one sule
vsn two men or to act a wsv with one and
hare a club to help then out as far a hlatt
nee cant whip one tide of vates and as far
a hlatt I concerned he will take hi grog
a quick a yste t have-not taken any
side nor dont wish to Let them fite there
own batcl Plee copy.
xnucwtite an unknown corrciDO.id-
ent from Lyons.
Comi.vo. The star coune entertain
ment at Trcmont temple Utt evening ws
extremely lntetelini. and waj emaved
throughout by the Immente audience of
patrons, the program w contributed
by the National Mwedith Indies Concert
Company, a double quartette of good
voice, and the several selection of
Swediah mutlc wer finely sung. The
company appear in the national sostume
and presents a very picturesque appear
ance. Botton Ifcta'.d. At the opera
houte Jan. to. t
A Wa Hoo-On the day before
ChrUtma, Frank Doughton and Crill
Burkhart, who livo a few mile south of
this city, came upon a wltd heg that been
een quite often In that locality. The hog
wa o fat that it locomotion was slow
and tedious. They caueht it with a dos.
hauled it home, killed and dred It. and
found It weighed 500 pound. After try
ing me iai 001 iney louad tney nad 270
pouuu. j 1 could not run and would
oj?ly fight when one got In It way..
Hareihdlro. The following o(n:cr
have been elected for thecomlnar vear bv
Thurton Lodge No. 38, A F & A M : S
May. W M : M Cunninehsm. S Wi EN
Tsndy, J W; I) Smith, Sec, Perry Hyde,
Trea ; 1 E Bottcrmsn. S D: I A Holt
JBiGW Brandenburg, Tyler.
HarrUburir Chsotcr. AF & A M will be
pi elided over donng the ensuing vesr by
the following officer: S May, II Pj Jerry
Hay,- K i W F Mendenhall. 8; M Cun
ningham, C of II; Oliver Hyde, P S;
Chat. Grime, St David Fiuey and J E
Bo.erman,M V: W VV Briggs, Sec D
Smith, Tres., and G II Brandenburg, G.
A Run a wat. Mr. William Vince ws
riding in a dog cart In the etitern part of
the city, when his hore became fright
ened, and suddenly turned sround, throw
ing Mr. vance in the mud, dragging him
some distane and then ran away, doing lit
tle damage otherwic.
FroBawaeed prless.iTet Saved.
From a letter writtoa by Mm Ada E Ilord
of Grotoo, 8 D, w qootej "Was taken with
a bsa cold, which (cttied on my i.nos.
coaiths st in sod finally tsrtniuated in Coo
umptiim. Four doctors gave ma op saying
I ceo Id livo but abort time. I gava my
self up to my Saviour, determined if I could
cotktay with my fiisona cn earth, 1 would
meet my absent one above. My hatband
wa advmed to t Dr King's New Ditcover-
ery for Cousomytion, Coukhs and Colds.
gave it a trial, tnok in all eitiht bottle; it
ha eared ni and Ihmlt uod 1 im a well and
hearty wmn." Trial bottles froe at Fo
bsy & Msson'sdrag store, regular si& COo
snd f I.
ExrllemeBt
Bon high in Alb-.oy st Foliy fi Ma
sons arag smra cerrtytem nui icier,
everybody i eiitig it for ("atarrb of the
Stomach, Dyioepda, Constipation anIm -pnre
Flood. Try it tr.A tell yeor friend
about it as it matt pos. wonkrfal merit
When sU (peak well of i.
For Urn? baik, or stderhesr, one Sniloh's
Porout Pinter, Price, 25 ceot.
WherrtoGbt Tiirm. When wanting
v organ or plana call on G L Blackman
-h-e you i:an select from a first clas
ttOCL. .
French Tasty Wafer.
wafer are a sure snd ife tr clfl.
klndtof female trouble!, at.i 'v'l1
all obstruction t3 the moni' ly
no matter what the cause. TI.M
1 '1 what every woman need , at
ued with safety. For sale t' th
The
for a
rerno
period
are ji
can be
Livingstone Chemical Co., also f ron Tt
ole agent, J A Gumming, druggir, Bit n
berg bock, Albany, Oregon.
FOR DYSPEPSIA sod liver Complaint
yon have a prints guarantee on every bottle
of Rhiioh Vittthzr, It never fail to
QJuit anived full line of ladies, chil
drenit, n!cn' and bry' foot wear at O W
feimpton's, Vi hieh will be cold at bottom
prices,
CATARRH CURED, health and swtet
breath sccured.by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 50 cent. Nasal Iaiactor free. Fo
shay & Mason, agents.
1 m a ...
Tho ON LY place ia tha ty where Eat
ern ticket cm be purubae ia of W, L,
' "' ."- -. -'-!-.."n TV-ine CVa ticket
ISfiS'S MATKINOaiAl I.OTTKBY.
A Vaod Rkswlng Mr Llaw C.wal,
JANUARY.
1. J J White and Marv Ifartley.
I, J It Wirt and Ella Wirt.
1. F A Haylor and Hester Ward.
4. Sylvester Cochran and II Fowler.
4.W 111 Hunter end Martha Hunter.
U. M V Eriut and Emma Michael.
12. I M Khelton and Alice E l'.llviui.
7. Alfred lawson and Augusta Bridge-
lorn.
7. Oil Pouth and Eva Crahlree.
19. O l Derthick and LUr.ie M Klser.
14. Koht Andrew" andJcnnie Cotiper.
1, v r atcra ana iva r. ainore.
17. F M Powell and Karah E Tcdron
rKtlltUAUY.
2. M L Eskcn and Melara Bhelton.
8. 1) A Lymh and Mary (Uiamllvr.
0. John vVii'te and Alma FHimlson.
12. Henrv Hhanka and Koxov Uav.
lvf. Franklin Wyatt and Armiuthia A
Clark.
13. John Ppringer and KlUni Eldor.
17. J L eihelton and Ma Howard.
S3. John Cans van and Florence Owcn-
by.
X W A Williamson and Milinda C
Morgan.
25. M II Bingham and II A Warren.
MARCH.
2. W W Croft and Lydia V Crockett.
o ft u waw andiiroceiil'ummtng.
A. Smith Cox and Anna Arcltlbal.l.
6. Jas 8 Coney ami tieorgia 0 Keebler.
0. (5 W drove and Jda Potter.
0. VV T Cochrane and Harah Swank.
0. Jas F Nixon and Mary H Hoiloway.
21. AH Frum and A K Williams.
10. Chas U Bruce and Nettie Huddle-
on.
'23. T J Follis and Itufina Shelton.
AfaiL.
SO. J U Bellinger and K II II Nengunt.
27. A V Williams and KisietiUhl.
27. J N Ualbralth andCuatnev I Wed-
dle.
20. Anthony Moore and Hattie Walton
20. A C Foster and Retty Brown.
15. Fred Hhult s and Lucy G ban.
3. Famucl UoeU and Ottille Bensel.
IX U W Pugh and Ktmlra Fter.
0. U W Keeuey and Minnie Towne.
. MAY.
7. I M Wright and S A King.
10. Loo Sing Hung and Gee Sin.
10. C A Sims and II L Hunt.
13. Wm II Bond and Anna LColline,
18. T W Blew and M J Brown.
18. W II Rowland and A M Gilbert.
25. I 8 Iavidson and Alice Walton.
22. II A Palmer and Augusta Schmeer.
2. C WGibaoH and lona Fmlth.
Ti. Henry J Bowers and Marv aches.
29. T F Hickman and Mary C McCune.
a . . .
nag.
1. Jerry 11 Keeney and Sarah Makme.
4. A M Hammer ami Francis ( ;il.
bert.
4. I C Le filer and Ianra J Foster.
7. Hans Kuch and Helen V Thom
son.
11. Frank Kirk and F.mmaShaltx.
10. A J Mervin and Mattie Shield. -
12. Jas O Garrett and Alice M StilwelU
18. E B Couey and M K Morgan.
15. A Henry Bojrgs and rankle B
Hottscworth. x
23. Wm It McNeil and Mary B Kerr.
21. Joe Andrews and Alhe-B Parkin-
eon.
20. Hugh McKay and Carrie Marquia.
. Amoa II Howard, Jr., and Maria C
Holley.
Kit.
2. J W Swank and Clara B MMokin.
9. Green B Cotfey and Kva J Biiyeo.
13. Klmcr IVnhaw and Mittie U
Neal.
13. Douglas Taylor and F.thel Lame.
10. A IV li lark burn and Helina J Iu
brnille. 18. John W Bright and F.lla Swain.
23. C D Montague and Kffie Miller.
23. Jas L Hansard and Rosa Brown.
Atm'ST.
2. C B Willson and Anna Moore.
7. M D Klnm and Rosa Dnggert.
13 Ed M Shockley and Fannie Gott.
13. Robert Katon ami Charlotte Crane.
17. L L Welch and Anea B Golns.
18. Israel Wood and Eva Ames.
19. - Wm Brandenburg and Carrie
Cartwrlght.
24. John New land and Via Banta.
20. W A Bay and Nettie Mouser.
- SEPTEMBER.
1. 1 II Copeland and Anna Q Wilds.
3. Jt W 8 wink and Hattie B Powell.
8. A G Propet and L Mand Dickinson.
3. Jos W Day and Irene M Ansorge.
10. Geo Finley and Ina Rice.
3. F-d Hughes and Nellie A Caldwell.
3. Henry J Had ley and Lizzie Fal
soner. , . v
7. I A Bennett and Ida Roliert.
14. U W Drinkard and Mildred fpreak
er. 9. AutjuHt Costel and Virginia Cnutl.
15. John Schmeer and Pauline Kolder-
way.
1. raaclial Donky and AlniiraB Burk
harU 21. B F Simons and Kimna J Fronk.
22. John II Dick and Tilla Parker.
SO. Kdmond Hmith and Ievina Matde.
SO John II Waters and Mitry lxive
ivceco.
OCTOnEat.
5. John Zink and Polly Ann Hodges.
3. Geo R Baker and Grace Bouslog.
8. D T Stewart and Florence Pearl.
3. William J A Davenport and Betsy E
Mills.
6. Geo Wana and Rath Scott.
8. Sherman Wood and Jennie Snyder.
8. Walter T vVilee and Mary Brandon.
8. Jag F Powell and Maud P Van
Horn.
8. A M Simons and Lizzie C McNeil.-
. Willliam T E Wilson and Bertha J
Stephens.
1. Chester D Harris and Sarah Ullrey.
13. Jesse F Cochrane and Mahala G
Robinett.
15. J B McFcron and Eva Mortimore.
15. George Pugh and Elsie Davidson.
16. Harry A Slee and Annie M Reiner.
16. II B Myers and Thelyssea C Clark.
22. Klias T Ilamon and Ida Bell Miller.
25. E B Kendall and Bessie Spaght.
12. WHPollock and Marv EKvniston.
, 22. E J HcCauetland and Cora 8. Hoi-
ma.
28. Robert W Nswlnnd and Mary B
Dtewari.
31. D C Moore and Emma de Lorme.
- KOVKMBEK,
2. T A Richardson and Sarah Shelton.
2. W H Mills and Addie Jenkins.
2. R M Percival and J C Davis.
9. Herman Bulow and Henrietta
Krnmrei.
11. 8 D Pickens and Mary Shea.
9. JasC Hardin and Ruth T Turnidgo.
10. II W Giddings and Nellie F Hyiie.
19. James Davis and Olley Liles.
12. John Henry Rickardand Elizabeth
AJenks.
Vi- & T (Join andAuirusta Kuhale.
12. Albert TPulliam and Dora 8 Hopps.
jiuim d jubuii miu wuruiiiie jviug.
17. G C Morris and Ella A Bowker.
19. Jas O Caloway and Mary L Simp
son. -
23. Edwin L Tandv and Marv M Good-
lin- -
19. Rolf Cotral and Opal Scnville.
24. Clarence Stockton and Amanda
McBride.
25. F E Allen and Rachel Dumond.
2t. F S Campbell and Alice Whitesldea.
1. Owen OsUurn and Addie L Cush
mui. 27. Geo C Myer and Alma R Powell.
26. Wm Baroour and Minnie Beall.
DECEMBER.
3. B F Bunett and Dora A Weddle.
3. Charles Denny and Rose E Wataon.
3. Newton H Cummings and Maggie
iiosserrnan.
11. W J Daws and Jennie Shenard.
ft- 3. Geo W McKnight and Helen M Laa
3. F W Holmes find Lillie A Davis.
7. Wm Saltinarsh and Nancy On in .
I). Otto Adrian and Margaretha Waltt r.
II. Elmer E Gordon and Carrie K
Robert.
10. Francis M Gevres and Initio A
Basset t.
1(1. Martin L Tucker and Junta E
Wood in.
II. W M Sawyer and Hattlo Archibald.
1.1 Asa G W'hotstono and Emma F
Stellmawhr.
14, EJ Bryan and Anna ft Davenport.
15. Wm J McCulloch and EttaSttoupe.
2.1. J L Gentry and Etta J Settle.
24. Fred Trltyen and Lucy Costel.
21. Charles k Swank and Luclla Had-
den.
27. Harvey Maxwell and Francis Snod-
grnss. . .
-li. u a wamer anujennie u oing
Tlio above shows a total of !". The
returns on five licenses issued during
Dec have not been made, making a total
of 177. During the year previous to De
cember no returns wer made to four
licenses, one of which is known to have
leen followed by marriage, and is Inclu
ded In tho above.
Followlna is a list of those by whom
the ceremonies were i- "rtned :
Geo Humphrey,.-rw .5: Rev E R
Prlchanl. 11 : Rev H G iTvine. 10: Rev H
V. emmlnger, 8; Kev Jas Y Ktewart, 8:
HevThos A Yo,?; Rev Martin Hick
man. 6 kv(!(5 Suerrv. fi: I I km if Ian.
j P, 0; Rev T J Trumbull, fl; RcvIT
Mtrnmen-llie, 0; fcin X V tiooiman, 4;
ite? i nt isher, ; isev f urr, 4 j
Rev A B Wade. 4: Rev 1! B Ellsworth.
4; Rev A F Lee, 85 G W Pugh, J P, 5;
Rev I N Mulkey.3; Eld I-eedy.3; Rev
OA McEIror.a J H Peery. J P. las
Williams. J P. Rev 11 Gould. Itev W L
Mulloy, lU-v H Robfl, Judge Blackburn.
Rev II 8 Hhattcle and Rev W 11 Howard
each 2. Rev ll F Fuller, Peter Hume, J
P, Revs L J Bailey, T H Calder. A 1-
Roy. H P W,bh. G isllnnlciter.T J Wi-
s"! G VV Gihmy, Geo L Southerland, N
riew,j rvirapatricK, A aiarcenns, n r
Vi!aon. K N ('.unlit (imt K Mever. Dan.
h i Bridges, 1) Atkins, A M Acheson. M
M Marling, and Justice U Glass. VV A
; lesson, V 8 Wiggs, Albert Havage and
nenry i.yons, eacii 1.
seusL asd rrjtsosAU
TIUBWIAT.
Mr. C. I Brjih. of Portland. !s ot.nd.
Ing New Year's In Aibary.
The matqucraJe ball lat evening was
attended by a large number of dancers,
Senile many "iookerton." A number of
victor were noticeable from different Part
of the valley. Titers were rich and gro
tesque eottumc, prlaces and clown. It
ws a great succca at a mask ball.
Lat evening at the college the young
men students gsve a watch meeting party,
which proved a Ucllshtful affair. Twenty
or thirty were preant, and all were en:er-
uincd in antic that did credit to the young
men. At the proper time a fine lunch of
he cream and cake wa served. The New
ctr wa hailed with cheers.
FRIDAY.
Geo i; FImIi. of Corvallis. waa in the
city this forenoon on business.
Mr Hoi man. superintendent of the Al
bany Iron Works, has been on the tick
list for several days, but waa able to be
on the streets this forenoon.
George Waggoner. Ir.. of Baker Cliv.
waa in the city this noon on his way
home from a visit with his parents at
Corvallis.
Mr J It Abbey, formerly of Albanv. for
several w ee train despatcher on the
Ore gonian R. R. has been in the city on
UUSlliCftM. ,
The Y's gave a New Year's reception
at the W. (5. T. U. hail lat evening. ,A
largo numoer 01 young men reondei,
resulting in an evening of great sociabil
ity and general enjoyment being spent.
At Mavor Cowan's residents veater.
day afternoon a New Year's reception
was given to several fricnu, fifteen or
twenty being favored. The nertv waa
treated to some choice holiday viands.
Mr. J. ti. Crawford caneti Ida father.
Mr. G. F. Crawford, yesterday ia a hand
some manner. " It was because Mr.
Crawford was 73 on that day, and, thongb
naie ana m-arty. a cane was thought to
be the proper filial tribute, as Mr. Craw
ford is gradually approaching old age.
A family Catherine' was held at the
residence of Mr. S. E, Young, last even
ing, that proved a nice affair. Dinner
was served at fi o'clock and the evening
was passed in sociability and tramea.
Thirty-two were present, including a
policeman, representing ten families,
the age of the oldest corresponding with
the last two figures of the new vear: two
others were over seventy years of age,
nu oniy nve unuer uitcen.
SATl'lRAY.
Dr E L Irvine and fatnilv. of the Stale
Insane asylum, are in the city. The Doc
tor recently returned from a trip easL
Mrs A Dodder, and son and wife, left
last evening forOttumwa, Iowa, which
they will nuke their future home. v
Miss Lizzie Conner came nn from Port
land this noon and is the tcutst of her
sister, wrs. ual Burkhart, of Oaavillo.
A Y Smith, returned this noon from
Salem, where his biother. Dr Smith.
has been ill with typhoid fever, but is
now convalescing.
City Recorder Spaulding, of Corvallis,
was in the city today and made the
Dkmocrat a pleasant call. Mr Spaulding
was formerly a printer.
The first licenso issued bv Count
Clerk Payne, in 1891. was for the mar
riage of J M McCune and Maggie Mc
Bride; the second for William 11 Burns
and Ella M Collins. ,
Hons Jeff Mevers and C T Shedd were
in the city yesterday.' They will be
among the voumrest legislators of the
coming legislature; but the interests of
tne masses win oe watched oy them. .
Mr Dalrymnle. who Is utadvintr law In
the office of Hewitt & Irvine has been
engaged to teach the South BrownBville
school for two months, the present teach
er having resigned.
Fred Yates, who has been In the em
ploy of the First National bank of this
city since its organization, has resigned
nis position in tne Dank, ana beginning
with the first of the new year will in the
tnture oe lounci during business hours at
F M Johnson's law office, bavins been
employed by Mr Johnson to assist him in
ins oitice work. uazette.
Last Thursday several of the frienrs of
Mrs. Charles VVagncr gave her a surprise
party at her home in this city. It was
a nice affair, highly enjoyed by those
present. They wero : Mr and Kirs W F
Hearst, Mr and Mrs Wm Vance, Mr and
Mrs John Brush, Mr and Mrs Cal Pnrk
hart, Mrs Hegele, Mrs Palmer, Misses
Pearl Vance.Nina Galbralth, and Minnie
and Gussie Reiner.
V 1 ding I'hotogrsphers A any t'regoa.
Wa have boocht all theneeativc t made bv
L VV Oarlrand W K Greenwood tip to Nov
13th, JSb'J. implicates etn be had from
hem only of as at reduced 1 ten. We have
also about is,uuu negatives mads by our
selves, from wbicb duplicates cad be had at
like istea. We oarry the on y full hna of
viewt if this state and do eQiartrt d work at
loweit rates for first class work. W e shall b
pleated to tee yon at our Studio in Froman's
bloak, next door to Mitosis rem pit.
.. ' Cared of Kcnrslain.
Lottie Ij T)eream, East View, Wcttcheat
e county, N Y, writes:
"I have been a great enfferer with pains in
the brck of my head, worse than soy head
aohe. I could tot reach it with internal
i medioinss at all, and during the cold weath
er 1 isavs suilered excruciatingly. I finally
thought I wonld try an ASlocck's Piaster
spplmd. to the nape of rr.y neck, la lets
ti---. h-tf Atlv tha pain entirely !."
VASIMNUTOM.
Frmi imr ronuitr orrMniiitit,)
Washington, Dec. 39, i Sort
Mr tiarr'ton U no longer confining him
self to secretly msnlpulatlnit tiie wire
that are being laid to secure him a renom
Inatton In iX)i. He Is now openly a can
dldate, and no repub'kan of any promi
nence who vUlt lil in leaves the White
Iloute without being made aware of that
fact, and he I losing- no opportunity of
making deal to incurs delegates to the
next republican nstlonal convention. Ex-
Senator Bruce, to whom he gave the
aeennit li-l tiel nfTii In the Tjil rlt-t of
Columbia, ex Representative Lynch,
whom he made one of the auditor of the
trtsiury ,snd a negro name! Europe, who
holds s poaltlon In the post office depart
ment, are relied upon to control the negro
delegate fom the south, and In hi own
slste has thing feren msde solid
for him by hi making friend with trea
urer Hutton, A-ho tome time ago tendered
his resignation In a huff because he
thought himself and wife had not been
treated, with suflVlent considers! Ion by Mr
and Mrtllarriton.
Hecretsry Rutk, who hts within a week
taken occailon to publicly announce not
only that he wss not a candidate, but hi
support of Harrison, Is confident that he
cao secure a solid delegation from hi
state, and the other mcitbers ol the cabi
net sre all working to do the same thing
In their respective tate. Thl hss been
msde much eatler by the fact that the re
sult of the recent election together with
the attitude of the republican leaders in
cjngre or. the Force bill snd other mat
ter to which he 1 opposed has removed
sil dsilre on the part of Mr Blaine for the
nomination. He doesn't believe that there
I bar Jiy a polbl!lty that any republican
can be elected, therefore he will Interpose
no objection to Mr Ilarrlton's being vin
dicated by a tenominallon.
Senator Stockbridge, of Mlchlgsn, feels
about a hundred per cent larger than he
did a week ago, He U credited with hav
ing had Judge Brown, of his state, nomi
nated to the vacancy on the bench of the
supreme court In the face of the active op
potltlon of hie senatorial collctgue.Oeneral
Alger and Secretary Blaine, all of whom
supported another Mlchly an candidate.
Old man Chrlttmas knocked the repub
lican leader In the senate out In the first
round. Mr Hoar refuted to even enter
tain the Idea of patting the utual resolu
tion tor a holiday rectss and stated that the
senate would be In scstloa every dsy until
the Force bilt'wss patted, but he reckoned
without counting the strong home attract
ions of a msjoity of the senators of his
party. By Chrktma eve the senste wss
short of s quorum and adjourned to Sat
urday; on Saturday the number of sena
tors had dwindled to iS and after a five
minute session, devoted to prayer by the
chaplain, an adjournment was taken until
today. Today there I not a quorum
present, but an effort will be made by the
republicans to continue the debate on the
election bill until a quorum gets here. It
will hardly succeed though, as it wilt be
opposed by the democrats, who will Inalat
that nothing be done without a quorum.
The JJoute I doing nothing for the same
reason, and tt looks as though things
would remain In the same condition for
lhe rot of thl week.
Attorney General Miller has made his
contribution to the HarrUon boom In the
shape of an opinion which.lt It holds good,
will enable Mr Harrison to turn the
World's Fair Into a mammoth Harrlton
machine by appointing an army of politl
cal bet let to do Imaginary work toward
preparing fir the ex potltlon, white their
real work will be for Mr llartiaon and
the republican party.
The anti-tllvcr republican, who are all
In favor of the Force bill do not derive
much satltfartion from the expected ar
rival of two more votes for that measure,
In the persons of the new Idaho senators,
becsute both of those senator are under
stood to be enthualattlc friend of free
liver coinage, Thee antl-allvcr repub
lican are opposed to any financial lcgltla
Hon of any kind ct this scttton, and they
only agreed to the financial bill recently
reported for the purpose of quieting the
silver melt In their party, and fully Intend
lng to prevent a vote ever btlng taken wp
On It. The til vcr men have at . last had
their eye tipened,and they are threatening
to make the fur fiy at toon a the holidty
absentee get back.
lommlMloner Raum has been com
peted by Secretary Noble to write a letter
In favor of the bill now pending to reduce
the attorneys fee for obtaining an Increase
in pemions to $3. The attorney's lobby
still boldly and confidently announce their
ability to defeat the bill.
Railwsy companies in Auitrtlia, after ex
perimenting with various kinds of "quick fene
lng for railways, especially with s view to keep
ing out snow drifts." have settled upon hedces
of the " Rose of Provence." It is said that
fence 6 feet high and 3 feet thick wi!
check snowdrifts. The bios joint are salable
and so the fe'ccis profitable.
The value of the
European potato crop i
5600,000,000.
KB Ali KSTATSS HALES
J S Morris et al to Wm May.lot 12,
(j'8 land plat to Scio. ......... $
Jaa F Davis et xxx to H W Bilyeu.
1U7.UU acres in tp I4,s it 4 ana
ftW s " ''
VV R and 'E j Bishop ' to' John C
Morgan, 241.31 ama into 14.
SHlw
W B Cook to the Santiam Lum Co,
155.29 acres.tp 10.S R E. ... -R
Bilyeu et ux to Geo Bilyeu, 160-
acres, Bee 13, tp 10,S R 1 w...
C II McFarland et lis toG C Cool-
4400
1500
'800
:200
!204
ey, s.su acres in lirownsvuie. .
II Y Kirkpatrick et al to 0 Jtl Goan,.
. lots 1,2, bl6, K!sA,L6b.....
F M Miller to L Foley.lot 3, bl 8, im
'.Lebanon.'.'. i ....... .
T A Swan to E R Case, parcel in.
Lebanon..... .;.
G II Jones to Mrs D Brady.lot 4, bl
2, in Highland Grove. ....... ,
R A Rainpy.trustee.to Ann Couch,.
lots 10, 11, bl 7, Harrisburg. . ,
T L Wallace et nx to Ed Lacdia
lot 4, bl 11, W'a Riverside A.-
300
,'750
:200
'y 25
: :300
' 450
Children Enjoyl '
The pleasant fltvci, gentle action, and tooth
ing t fleets of Syrup of Figs, whenjin need of
a laxative and if tha father or mother bo
eoBtive or bilious thn moat gratifying results
followiof? it me, so that it ia the best fam
ily remedy known and eyery family should
haye a bottle. .
To lit paes C E BrownoJl's store if y
watt tolivB economically. Best good od
lower j rio- guaranteed.
SniLOH'S CATAGIUI ' REMEDY a
positive cure for Catarrh, Di jhtlietia and
C!iker-Mooth.J
Hrh;(;KANTIiY.m8II0.K8T". '
Tramp a man's corn snd he will tques',
touch a man's pocket and he will resent
it. Suggest a financial policy for the
whole country s sgslntt the tpecfsl Inter
ettsof the gold bug, snd they quickly
squirm. I he Vrtgonia replying to an
article written by John P RcbcrUon. fav
oring the hicreste of currency of tne coun
try isyt that the motive at the bottom of
the movement for such Incrtatc I "flag
rantly dlthonest." That paper's potliiun
la 1 1. If li. t. f ....... I ,
purchasing power ef s dollar will be rela
tively decreated. If thl argument be
trne, (and we have uo dUjwtltlon to con
roveri It,) then the reverse propotit'on Is
true, I. e, if lhe currency I contracted, the
puichatlng power of the dollar It Increased
Then the necetrsry conclution would be
that the motive at the bottom of the move
ment to contract the currency would be
"flagrantly dithonett." How many lime
during the latt twenty-five year ha the
Currency been contracted both by Icgitla-
tlve and administrative aetion. The motive
at the bottom of the matter wa 'flagrant'
1 dishonest," Pld the Ort0im cry out
against uch dlthonetlyf Not at all.
And why not? Simply because contraction
Is In the interest of gold bugs and the geld
single standard, and the Ort tenia Is, far
tctlkuce, the promoter and defender of
geld bugs and gold bugs Interests. i)ld
any one ever hear that paper protesting
against the "flagrantly dithonest" scheme
by which silver was demonetised In 1873
In consequence of which the circulating
medium of the country was contracted?
Certainly not. And why? Because con
tracting the tllver circulating medium of
the country relatively li.cieated the pur
chasing power of the gold dollar which
wa a direct benefit to the gold bugs whose
organ it I. It viewed with complacency
and satisfaction that ttat of things under
which the gold bug might make from one
to two dollars every time he manipulated
a $ao gold piece, for silver, after demone
tisation, was at a discount of from 5 to 10
per cent. This loss fell exclusively on
the poor for they handled only tllver To
this '-flugrantly dithonest" means of cheat
Ing the poor the Ortgouie entered no
protest, because Its lord and master, .the
gold combination, was resplng a rich har
vest. Then, when the democratic party
la congreta came to the aid of the mattes
gainst the "flagrantly dishonest" scheme
of the clattes, by attempting to pa a bill
to re monetize silver, the Orvj led by
the gold beg ttandardt of the eatt joined
In to defeat the bill. It has been constant
in season and out of season In Its efforts to
promote the scheme of contraction. Every
one knows that the continual Increase in
popu'atbn and the Increate In the trade
and business of the country demands a
corresponding Increate In the currency
of the country. Tae Ortgmia under
stands this truth as well as aay one, but
It would not comply with thl demand
because the special interest which It repre
sents would be better promoted by con
rscllon.
ACIDITY OF TUB STOMACH.
This conditio is due to germs, snd the cure
lies la getting ski of the germs. Cerms of fer
mentation in the stomach produce first alcohol.
then caibonk acid, and then acetic edid. A
pertoa troubled with thit fo.ni of dytpeptia
should be careful to take only such articles of
food as does not favor the development o
germs, and thus starve Ui'm out. Another
thing to do is to wash the germs oat of the
stomach by drinking freely of hot water liefore
mes't. Il'lood it put into a stomach already
sour, of course fermentation wiU be set up
immediately. Some peisons notice that as
soon as they eat their slomsch become sour,
The third important thing to do is to stimulate
the stomsch to make more gastric juhe, which
b a natural antiseptic, and prevents fennen
(alien, tad slso hastens absorption. The
glands msy be stimulated by applying hot
ostentations to the stomsch for half aa hour
ramediatcly after the dote of a meal, or easier
ati'.L by wearing a rubber bag ailed with hot
water directly over the toaach for half aa
beer r aa hour. Heat is a natural sumulaot,
aad there are 00 possible ill effects from its
Bsc in this way.
The world I In no danger of stsrvlng for
many years to come if its people aie will
ing to give Intelligent culture to the soil
Engltt't authorities assert that not one per
cent, of the arable land In the Argentine
Confederation ha ever been cultivated,
Eeen the United States could double it
present crop if all the farmers would till
the soil as Intelligently, as efficiently and
as the beat farmers In esch s'ste do now
Six new pocket States, all far west of the great
centres ef finance, commerce and trade, with
xta greater population than the single city of
FhiUdciphta, have 12 votes in the United States
Senate, wHUc six other Ststes of the Union,
an which sre alt the great centres of money
end business, have only I a Senators to repre
seat a population of 23,626,500.
If a tuning ioitc, when vibrating, is made
to touch any part of a spider's web, of the
twigs or leaves by which thejweb is supported.
the trembling of the wh completely deceives
the tpiiW, so that, after rapidly finding which
radial line is most disturbed, she runs along
this one and attempts to secutethe tuning
fork, and struggles in vatu to find a soft spot
ia lhe armor of her prey.
Remark by the Kansas City Star:
Creen County farmer who deeded all bis prop
erty to his children is htuling rails foi a living,
A father can support twelve children, hut
twelve children sometimes find it quite difihult
to support one father."
Tables of the density of the stmotphere, cal
culated from telegraphic westhef reports, have
been found to give a better clue to the move
meats and origin of cyclones than the usual
method of a comparison of the isobars and
isothei met alone.
' Investigation ia East Indian watert by
Alcock, the English naturalist, lead hiui to
the conclusion that deep sea' fishes , light wp
the arkness with a phosphorescent glow of
their own.
The director of the Breslau Ophthalmic U
nivetsity alleges ihat in 300 cases which have
come under hit own notice the affection of tne
eyesight complained of has been caused by
wealing tight collars. The pressure on the
veins of the neck, he stys, disturbs the circu
lation of the blood to the betid.
" As a lighthouse iliuminant, gas has been
found to possess the following advantages over
oil: Its facility for increasing the power on
the sudden occurence of a fog, absence cf the
necessity cf trimming, and power to mats in
sta.ataneous transitions font light to darkBcw,
nr.-l the converise.
iH ECZEMA 17 YEARS
Cored la S T.w ks. One ol the great
est Cure V. vcr Performed by the
CuHcur liemedlcs.
At tJw M thri-e month a rh (irJildi ftr.
Wtrilt (iro.i'tl to hti M.cmo or Mil rhffum) insult
ttt apfMwrtbM oa my fur, VhymWUa tfler pbyrt.
n. ""'" " ' '''" " m any gTi at
til. tal mail in wr4, 't hu tllKwt Mlna4
siuktted; It tprvkvi la mf ana ami tm 1 WM
km up omirrly, !mm eon.
tlnanlty on lhe Boor oa
p!H', my ftintfli eantrtctcd
tu tiwt i (u all control of
thrti, ami wstotiwrly hiilplnu,
Wy uiml.vr uroufci have to lift
fiio out m.'J loi kri, I eon id
K--t trnurfd tttt htmm cm my
baud mid fet, but I eoiikl not
fvt my eloU on t all, ami
liiwi to vf.ir tortrrt drMln.
(" My Hair had ill tri.tu-.l
diro or futb-a off, atvd my
twil, Wo, and on wr otw
trad. 'I in Ginaim euoHtiuMi
In lUU mmum until I wm
., i',-,. '.,-,-(, v . -. ;. i & it
tif in Jmiatry, 1s!i, f i, i-int in tho
Tritiun of ytir i'ern i ts litMKuir.t. Itiliwerrucd
my cum w ernvnly, thai 1 hi. a a iwt rraurt,
to al Own a trt.il. When i lira amilixi tbrm I
til t and tksetliriif, iru:a . rali-hlng my.
tlf, but I f "t W p aliiunt immnllttu-ly, mount.
tlilnir I fcwl ut firm for )', th fft wm m
fwMnf. la thout two wkt t eouid un4
airtight, bin walk, I wm weak; Imt my
mmt trreim y well. A rir u I can idilK, tbt
C'tTi.! Reveotr enrrd in In about tilt to
licht wr-k, ai Up to o,u d.tie (i. ., from Jan.
nmy, to nt,,iry, 1T) I have not bea mirt
In any way, or bam bad Uw kaal tigs lit ifat dlt.
rtai'jtctriuic mi km.
vr. j.mtdojcai.o,
ST22 Itaurbora fit., CLlcago, 1 U, J utu 20, 17.
Cuticura Remedies
Art the only Infalill.Io fikln tnl Ebwd PorlfUra.
Hold orrrywbrr. 'rU, Cvrtcvat, lb trrail Kkia
fur. UK.; "itk-cb Moaf, aneiqulaltclikla fori.
6vr r,4 licMitlftr,2&c.s i'TH.UB iDCxl.vtxT,U
Bw Ulood I'ttritbrr. SI. I"fjfMl by tha f vma
iBt' tna Cuzmi' al ConiHiKaTtoN, UtmUM.
d- HmuI for " llow to Can, Kkin Ulanum M
p3V, W iUiutratlooa, and luu tcaUmotilaia.
HOW MY SIDE ACHES f
Aehin fldoi d Bark. IHp, Kidney,
ind LVriiM i'atna. and Ubaamuiam
if.- - wHl Its ona minute by the
IVJI talfetr Anil-l ain I'laiUr. The
Irat tbd only liilBttt.eom pala-kiiiuig plaater.
-OF-
Special
w
FREAD.
My Winter Stock is now
' tho latest
ress
D
Both in WOOLEN and WASH FABRICS
-To The Ladies,-
Make a Specialty of Ladies Underwear, in Kxi
Ribiied and Muslix. 3Jy Prices are the LOWEST
and my Goods the Best. Am sole agent
for the Celebrated . . .
I.S.E.HOSIESI;,
G uaranteed stainless, Warranted absolutely
. fast, and Free from Poison
:ToTheMen:
Call and Look at My values in
Furnishing -:-
I have a Large Stock at the Lowest Prices ever offered ia the Valley.
1 catry )
.11 line of the world -reno wed BROADHE1D gd, un?xee!led
SnUh. Larg stock cf EiiBaoiDERtES and Flocscixgs. . CS
ced tha. Albai.j ia the best trading point ia Oregon.
for wear a'
and be cot
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f
4,
M;; igr$ WHOLESALE & BETAIL
MfemOnP'1,116 1 abor Employed
INSUREIN THE
. ALBANY
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS
Insurance Company.
Safe, SoMnd; c Conservative
. . .... . mmm,. 11 . ,!.. I ".I.JI inn jni)a 1
iili--.w-r- i - - - - ' 1 " "" ' -' " 1 -
HEAD OUAR TERS FOR
And everything else in
IVATCn, CLOC'sC.
And jeweler y line, for
HOLIDAY'S, at the
lowest prices, at . ,
Will & 0
..1 OTTO "It is batter to' serve
he publio tDnu o cheat it.
Fin! HstiiasI Ban
y Af,fSAKi. oer.Goiv
t tot irtMnt .... ,...... S, E( '
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THASSACTI A CCnEKALUnVlDtlutlnaw.
Awocrrrs Ktrr uij.t t ei.
STOUT EJf:HAfOS anil UI Ttfhl tmtufer, to
s Himr Ymk, ttn tnumium, licaijo and Ioi
te.nn.
COUKCHOSr SAOEob Um,l Wrxw.
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K. Tcwse ' K,W, ttieb.
I 8 Bttis, fc. Ita .
gtettor, mix.
hwn Co. N.ational Bank,
ALBANY - - - OK-EGON.
CAPiTAL STOCK tt.0f.
fr.l.)-it .. .....J fc COWA1.
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UttA tod O A Arebtbaid.
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DHAW SlOIIl DKArraon Xtw York. Saa
tit ftiiti I 'Jnttm.
UAS MOKKtoa appttrtd teeortty
B3f EiVE djw!U totioct (bock.
JOHN CSOM,
-pitoPHirrroEo-
Albany. Boda' Works.
, od ftlkncfacturera oP
: 5H0ICS CQSFEDTIOIZUT.
's r.re tow preparwi to at who,' a
a, always frenh ent put at Fortitnd
, a to doaleraw We tJo keep . a ful
f
finta asi TroptaJ jfmlts,
CICAP.8 AND T03AC
Monncement
Complete, Embracing all
Novelties in
Goods,
odds,
3E2 -SL
J Albany Cigar Fact y,
CfUBES
AMY
yEADAGHE
. thil3 Ycls l21t
BUT CURES
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