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FRIDAY
ANUAUY 0, 1891
STITE3 & NUTTIKQ-
Kilters t rritprlrior
rxaAi iieoouix
K. or P. Installation. District lpu.
ty Grand Chancellor, 3as. F. Hail, ac
companied bv U. O. Havno,viniUd n
idaa Lodire. So 3(1. K of I. of S-to. Tne
dnv evening, and installed tin) following
oiliccr for the ensuing term :
PrKOllyde, 0. U.
0 8Mt,V.C.
T W Dly, rrrl.
T L Duwei, K. of U. and S.
I. W Brown, M. of F.
TlMunker. M..1K.
8 1 Shore, M. at A.
Will M Abbott, I. U.
Frank U ill, O. U.
Thia lodge was onjiwmed In Incumber
with 21 charier member and since that
time haa initiated ntxxit 9 more, and re
ceived 4 application Tuesday nitrht.
which Indicate tho spirit of the K. of I'.
mere.
A SrA Coi'rki Coscsrt. Mnslo Hall
waa ahuoat entirely filled with people
laut evening, to hear the Swedioh Indie
ainit. it wa an extreuieijr interesting
and enjoyable concert. The Swedish
la-lie are apparently quite young girla,
with very pleaaant. fresh clear voices,
combining among the double quartet an
iinuienae range of tone. They are uiod
est and unassuming in their manner,
tinging with phenomenal sweetness,
nioothness ana precision, and with a
power of modulation that ia very won
derful. Their number were nearly all
in their native tongue, that sounded
very aweet to the ear. They appeared
in various native costumes, which were
very charming, says an exchange. It ia
evident that Albany is to have a rare
musical treat Satnrday night. Uct your
aeala reserved at Will fc Link's.
F. A M. lna. Co. Tho Farmer and
' Merchants Insurance Co., of thi city,
held ia annual meeting ihi afternoon,
with a large attendance of stockholder.
The report of the 1'resident and Secre
tary showed the premium receipts up to
Dec. 1, for eleven months, to be ijO.OOO
more than the losses, including F.astcrn
business, now discontinued, and assets
$53,000 more than liabilities, indicating
prosperous year, and that it is coming
out oi the heavy losses ot the asiiing
ton fires of laatyear in good shape. It
ia now doing very safo and conserva
tive business and is gaining ground fast,
more policies being writteu in December,
not in the report, than in any previous
month. Our citizen .should stand by the
company. It merits it The old direc
tors, to-wit, were re-elected: tt S
Strahan, John Purnett, (i FWimpsonJ L
Cowan, J O Writsman, W F Kead, lr L
Foley, M Sternberg, J K Weathcrford.
Tux Lebaxox Elkctiox. A very hotly
contested election occurred in Lebanon
Monday. . The saloon license there was
recently raised to l20f,reulting in high
and low license being the principal issue.
JosMxon, low license, wa defeated by
J A Beard, who received 11 majority.
Walter 0 1'eterson waa el-ctd Recorder,
de'eating J W Menzics; Steve Covle,
Marshal, defeating Ernest Case; A
Roberta, Treasurer, without opposition.
J W Croson, Jot Elkms and Milt West
fa'l for Counciluien, were on the two
principal tickets and were elected. A
warm tight waa made between It N
Wright, high license, and Ja Matcbet,
medium license, the latter being elected
Councilman by a small majority. A
majority of the new council, it is proba
ble, will be in favor of medium license,
somewhat smaller than the present very
high license. ISO votes were cast, and
could the residents of the suburbs.really
a part of the city, but not yet included
in the charter, have voted, the total
would have been above 200.
Sktkbal QiesTioxa. A Califurnian
asks a few questions, to which we give
the following answer: The past year
the price of wood was: Cr, 2.W to fJ.OO
per cord ; ash, oak and maple, $3.50 per
cord. The prices were about average.
Ccrvallis, with a population of 2000 ia ten
miles from Albany; Lebanon, population
800 to 1000, fourteen miles; Shedd.popu
lation 200, fourteen mile; Unlser.popa
lation 130, eighteen miles; Ifarriaburg,
population 500, twenty-five miles ;
Brownsville, popuUiion 7'J,ifteen miles:
Scio, population 5O0, eighteen miles. All
on railroad. A steam htun Iry.well and
economically managed, with push and
energy, ought to pay wf II in Albany.and
would undoubtedly be enconraged.
A Drawback Ovircome. It it a well
known fact that one of the greatest draw
backs to the town of HarrLburg, hat been
th Impossibility of purchasing land at rea
sonable figures. That obstruction h now
removed. Last week a syndicate com
posed of Messrs R A Ramp, May St Sen
ders and E E Upmeyer purchased the in
terest of Col Fleschner In lUrrUburg.con
sistlng of about 70 unimproved lot,. The
lots will be put on the market at low fig
ure and sold to parties who will improve
them Pilot. .
Arrests Dcbwo 1890. During the
year 1890 the Albany police- officers
made the following arrest for tho causes
given :
Drunk and disorderly 51
Fighting 6
Carrying concealed weapons 3
Assault, simple 5
Assault and battery 3
Vagrancy 2t
Obstructing street 2
Cows running at large 1
Resisting officer 2
Violating fire ordinance 1
Fast driving '. .. 0
Shooting in the city limits 1
Abusive language 2
Total ,...107
It is Rimqbed that eight brick store
room are vacant in Albany. In Eucene
every room, brick or wooden, U occupied.
isoie the ditierence. Uuard
There 1 just a much foundation for it
a the recent statement that there wps a
red flag in front of nearly every stoie in
Eugene. There are a very few small
fraTie store vacant here, caused by mer
chant rushing Into new bricks.
Special Mebtixgs. The Young Peo.
pie' Society of Christian Endeavor will
hold services every evening thi week at
the Christian church, corner 5th and
Jackson street. Tonight, Confession and
Thanksgiving. Subject will be announ
ced nightly. All young people In the city
are especially Invited to come and bring
their friend with them. Come and 1
us worship together. Com.
The Salem B & L A. Ths director, of
the Salem Buildlxg and Loan assocla' on
met at the office of the secretary last n'. ght,
in regular monthly session. The sum of
$1000 wa loaned at fifty-lour months
Interest In advance. Some 500 shares
nave aireaoy Deen pledged lor the new
terle. Statesman .
Another R. R, Article have been
filed Incorporating the Yaqulna, Seal
Rock & Alsea Railway Co.,with principal
office at Newport, Benton county; object
to construct and operate either narrow or
wide guge railway, wharves, steamboats
etc., In Benton county ; capital stock, $150-
coo: las W Dramicid, John Buckley, mi
W B Staut, incoporator
AN Immense Hoo. A few day ago
Mr Jell Isorn, of Plalnvlew, ki'.led a hog
which dressed 604 pound. This U the
biggeat yet reported In this county and
hows that Jell know how to foed for
pork. Thinking It too gocd to sell he put
it down for his own use.
Brighthnino. The price of wheat
has Increased one cent, and Is now quoted
Rt 6r cents, with belter prospects. The
cause civen me jnim.i was ium
was
tnonev matters were itn pri'vina unu uuau
rial afi.tii jtier.iily are on the "look-up."
f nt't 50 cents.
i ". sn, t!iU M K Church, a t-.ilk uia
1 .. P.. RXAef-ni'ravedonl.aii
; , 1 t i v .1:1
2
Scio, John Berry finished repairing
the Masonic hall last Friday,
The first car ever brought Into the cor.
f orate limits of Scio wa brought in last
rtday over the line running Into tawn
lately constructed by the ctilxera. The
car was taken to the Scio Roller Mills and
loaded with flour.
Our better half received a handsome
Christmas present from her eldest son, W
J Henderson, ot Oakland, Cal., on last
Friday, In the shape of a complete set of
table cutlery and spoons ot the best quail
ty of liver plated ware.
William Hllveu last week bought the
slock, bar fixtures, etc., of Thomas Bros
looti, and then moved hi old stock from
the buildtng adjoh.liig Daniel s store to
the south side, thus making hut two sa
loon In town Instead ot three as formerly.
Scio Lodge No 37, A F A M.lnstalted
the following n Hicer s last Saturday even
Ing, Dec 27, to serve during tho ensuing
year: I N Grllltn, Will A K Randail.S
Y; L W Brown, J Wt M C GUI, Tieas;
J L Milter, Sec'y : W A Ewlng, Sl)( J ti
Morris. J D; E O Hyde, 8 S; Jcrt Myers,
J Si Harvey Shclton, Tyler. Press.
Swatuait Nii.itTiNCALts. Tho Swed
ish Ladles' Concert Company, which
charmed ail who were fortunate enough
to hear them at their concert tome two
weeks since at the People's church, has
returned to St Paul, and will give a con
cert to-night at the Newmarket theatre.
It is a pleasure to praise tlice ladies, so
charmingly do they sing. In their nation.
il tuttgt there I the suggestion of the
fiord, the elscier. the mlftitv mountains
and the quiet, gicen valleys ot their native
land. As they sing, one may catch In the
refrain the expression of that never dvlug
love to their beautiful country, which
every Swede bears with him to hi death.
The effect I enhanced bv the National
costume worn br the singer. , The
voice are clear, pure, and without musi
cal conceit of anv Wind, 'they are culti
vated a well, and sing not only the sweet
old national ballad, but difficult passages
from grand operas. Wherever the com.
any ha appeared, il his left hundreds ot
lend and admirers st l'aui uutiv
New. At the Opera House Jan loth.
Cbook Coitv. The verdict of the
coroner's jury over the bodv of Lee
Ames, shot at Mitchell, was: ''We, the
jury impaneled to inquire into tho death
01 Lie Amis, una that the deceased waa
named Lee Ami: that he came to hit
death by a gun-shot wound indicted on
mm iK-c'H. 1SD0. at Mitchell. Crook
county, Oregon, by a revolver held in the
nanus of Uotiert Magec. ami w e charge
the said Uobert Magee with murder."
Magee escaped from the couutv and fled
to parts uukown.
' Something of a mining excitement was
caused here thi week by A H Chase
bringing into town samples of quart
which he had found on Bear creek, 25
miles south of lrinevil!e.
The first snow of the winter caniodown
quietly and silently lust Monday night,
and Tuesday morning tho ground was
covered w ith, two inches of the cold,
white stuff.
A little daughter of Mr and Mrs J F
Circle it lying dangerously ill at Mr
Backus' with pneumonia resulting from
measles.
BF Nichols left last Monday for Cor
valli on business, some say, connected
with the Oregon Pacific and none need
te surprised to see Mr N come stalking
across the Cascades w ith the whole O P
in his vest pocket. Ochoco Review.
Albas y rosT OrrtcB. The receipt of
the post office fot the year ending April 1,
1SS9, amounted to $ 5,450 J4, and for the
year ending ApHI 1, 1890, to $6,365 J4,
showing a gain for the var of $9151-4.
The gross receipt for th Albany post
office for the last four quarter are a fol
lows: Quarter ending March 3tst $i6jo..
5a Quarter ending June 30th $1751.26.
Quarter ending September 30th $1715.47.
Quarter ending December 31st $2013.77.
Total receipts for the lour quzrter57ioJ.
If this rate of Increase continue the office
will soon become a second class office.
The receipt must be $$000 per year to
make the office a second class one.
Miswo Claims. The following mining
claims have been filed recently:
C Marsh, A Strong, M V Bilveu. A B
Woodin, Red Bull Mining Co., Red Bull
Supplement, Santiam DUt.
Jas Mcl'helin, Wm McFall and II S
Warner, Silver Tongue, Santiam Dist.
F W White, tioldcn Eagle, Santiam
Dist.
A B Woxl'.n. tho "Eagle," Santiam
Dist.
W.W White, "Baltimore," Santiam
Dist.
W W White, Black Bear Extension,
Santiam Dist.
II 8 Warner, "Compas'Santiam Dint.
OMiTTtn.The following marrlges
wxre omitted from out Septe.nber lUt 4
tnose contracted during 3j:
24?"Robert N Wright and Maud M Uel-
toru.
25. John L
Purdv.
Vlnevard anj Rachel J
25. F R Asbcll and Fannie Bailord,
23. Samuel II Crow and Elmlra Good
II n.
29. F A Spalirtger and Ora B Newman
30. J R Hall and A A Hall.
3 . N' II Bateinan and Hannah Chance.
Good toe New-post. Plans hav been
prepared for the new t"0,000 hotel to be
built on the ocean beach, near Seaborne,
a thriving suburb of Newport. The ho
tel will have electric lights nd fresh and
salt water baths. The fresh water sup
ply will be had from springs. The lead-
ng feature ot the hotel w ill he all out
do rooms, and all kinds of entertain
ments and nnmncinent can be had in
the building. There will bo a motor
line from Newport to the hotel and on to
Cape Foulweather. These improvement
win maae 1 aquina iny one 01 ine most
populous, as it is now popular, summer
resorts 01 tins coast. Corvallis Times.
Kitr-T HtR Word. Mr D L Matheny
wa the first woman to cros the new steel
bridge, at about 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon. She wa probably the last woman !
to cross the old bridge before It went.io n.
Hhe promised a .Salem lady that she would
oring ner tne biggest head ot cabbage in
her garden the first time the crossed the
new bridge, and she fulfilled thi promise
yesterday. The big bridge will be ready
lor wagon the end of this week. States
man. Seventeen Shoes. Yesterday several
boy, among them being the sons of Mr
Gallagher and Mr Mcrrls, were playing In
the eaxtern part of the city along the S. P.
railroad track, when they found a gunny
sack containiug seventeen shoes, under a
trcttle. The shoe were all new and evi
dently had been taken from some drum
mer s sample case, and left thre'by the
thief. No clue has been found either to
the loser or thief. . '
Notice to Fabmebh. Wanted at onco
chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, dried
fruits, butter, eggs, and all kinds of farm
produce, for which I will pay the high
est price in cash or in exchange for
gOOUH. (jr. W. fclMPHOH,
Albany, Oregon
A Good Resolution for New Yeart or
(wiv other time is to buy your groceries,
baked goods and produce of l'arker Bros,
One of their reaolutions it to keep the
beHt in the market, to tell at reasonable
prices and to treat everybody with cour
tesy. If you want to know what store to
point your tracks towards-for a whole
year look towards Parker Bros., where
rou can always find the goods you want
row that the holiday are over do no
fall to continue to keep the fact In your
mind that conn llendricson have on
hand a fresh tock of grocorie ar.d pro
duce, which they arc selling a cheap as
any house in Albany, lhey make it an
object lor anvone to trade with them by
onering nrsi class goods and low prices
and by treating their customers with that
consideration due them.
One Hckdred Waoons just received
which I am going to give away free, on
with each can of Forest City Baking l'ow'
der. Come early. C L Brownkll.
Mueller & Garrett's cash prices are do
ing the butanes. Mone saved by deal
ing w ith them .
I.csr. Some time during
n UIn Albanv, a fur t'nrv-t
the three
Flr.U-r
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coiNUt rftothKauiitft.
Monday evening, Jan 6, 1801
Present. Mayor. Recorder, Strtct
Commissioner and cmineilnien French,
Tabler, Burkhart, Smith and Uarrett.
Tht following Wilt were ordered paldt
Train & Whitney. $10; Mueller A (lar
rott, $1 25; John Cleland, $4 W B Barr
13 : K urowa, tia r vr r-pm. u oo;
J N Hoffman, $34 20; John Maxwell,
$15 64 j F Bender, $U ; llayne & Co.$l 25 j
John Livingston. J; JRlatthcwt w son
burn, $13 75; Electrlo Light Co,$ll 50.
Bill of P 0 Andersen. $0, continued.
Further lima ir mil ted on petition
agninet removal of Tijht at Calipoola and
I ifMi street.
Renort of the marshal showed TO.SSl
7 collected on taxes, and tHt32.Ul dUn.
qtient.
The reports of the Recorder and Trent
urer were read and referred. They thow
ed tho following:
Am't in treaturv Jan 1.1890. . , 450 08
Received from tinea.
t"i r.n
" license....'...
taxet
Roc'd from IJnn County Bank
Ree'd from lumber sold
Rec'd from Clapp & Jones, en
gine repairs
"4,830 00
10.M1 27
1,!15 31
1 33
04 00
Total,.
.$17,235 03
.wtifnsE!rxTS.
Paid on city warrants.....
Puid Interest on warrant. ,
Totnl
$16,047 07
070 61
$17,224 78
CltY.WAIlKA.Nr ACCOVKT.
Outstanding warrants duo Jan
6,im $ 0.471 Ofl
Warrants iwstied during 1800. . 10,874 IS
Total... ..,$23.34.1 24
Warrants paid to date .... ... 1(1,047 U7
Outstanding warrants includ
ing sewert ... 6,097 Z7
Outstanding for No l't engine. tkX) 00
Total ..'.....$ 7,297 '-7
Following are the purpMtct for which
the city warrants were lotted:
Mavor and council f 213 00
Recorder I,tx8 K)
Marshal 1,217 02
Treasurer HW 00
Htreet couiutlioner 7H3 00
8urveyor. ... 751 0t)
City attorney 2.M 70
Policemen 1,M 00
Fire department 1.941 33
Electric lights 2,293 00
Street improvements 2,990 93
Sewert 1,30132
Rent 73 00
Printing 405 68
Linn -Co Bank in payment of
No I's steamer ....... 1,105 33
hrtnan bridge right.. 40 00
Livery hire, etc 14 90
Oil and fuel 30 90
Workonjsil 10 60
Stationary, etc 43 ti3
Elections..... "2 23
Boarding prisoners 62 60
Rope and harness. 61 W
Care of pauper 02 83
Killing dogs 4 W
Witnesses and jurors 13 20
Total
$10,874 IS
The report of J A Warner, survey or, on
Railroad street sewer, showed it com
pleted from Kixth to. Ninth streets.
Filed.
A communication from B Hermann
stated that tho Albany bridge bill had
passed the house.
The bonds of the treasurer and mar
shal were reported filed.
The marshal reported that he had no
tified J D Parson, Shield's estate and W
W Crowder to remove nuisances ordered.
The marshal was directed to notify
frank Wood to remove stones fro to the
street adjoining street, now obstructing
the same.
A crosswalk was ordered built from O
P depot across street to A W McClain't
corner.
The new council was called to order,
Mr Hawkins taking the scat of Mr Deyoe
otherwise remaining the tame.
The old rnles ( order were adopted
and the council adjourned onbil Tuesday
eveuing, Jan 13.
H.E. M1K U BEUICVriD.
Sunday was a great day In the history
ot the M. E. Church, of Albany. The
new church w then occupied for the first
time. Both morning and evening it wa
crowded with citizen of Albany, who
united in pronouncing it an elegant struc
ture, and an ornament to the city. Six or
seven hundred were present on each occa
sion, - the actual seating capacity being
bout tit hundrcc. 'ine auditorium teal
atHit 400 and each of the three clas
moms co to 70. The Interior i beauti
fully finished In sugar pine, fret off by
tnanzsnita wood, with Intersection of
frescoed celling. A handsome electric
chandelier and pcndjnt furnish the light.
The seat 0! sugar pine are nicely cush
ioned and the floor handsomely carpeted.
There 1 not a prettier or more conven
iently arrangedfehurch edifice In the state.
In the morning Rev J W Bushong.D. Ih,
? reached a powerful sermon on "Spirit
ower In" Church Work." Rev S E
Memlnger, pastor of the chuich, made a
statement showing the cost of the church
tc be $943i. Of this amount (4193 had
prevlounly been subscribed, and $1500
provided for by the church extension fund,
leaving $3741 to raise. Of thi amount
$3000 wa subscribed in the morning and
over $400 at night, leaving about (300 to
raic. Mr Jas Elk ins,, who had already
subscribed $coo,headed the list with $250,
and wa followed bv George Hochstedler,
G L Black man and a friend with the
same amount. John Geltendorfer, G F
Simpson. B M Huston, F H Roscoe and a
friend each put down $too ; Collins Elkins,
Ralph Ohilng, joe Chamberlain, S S
Undtrwood, Robert Conn, Mr Coll Van
Cleve, Coll Van Cleve, 8 A Hulln, Perry
Conn, F E Allen, Peter C Anderson. I F
lladley and a friend $50 each; U G
Hayne, $35; J B Conn, Sjo; A J Hamil
ton, 'I L Cowan, Mary Conn, Anna Bab-
blngton, Mr Geo Ilochsledler, Frank
Cline, J A McFeron.Emma Cougill, V R
Graham, John Robson, F S Crosby, Ml
Anderson, Mr G F Simpson, A Setilemier
and two friends, each $2 e. Other gave
mailer amounts, and most of the above
had already ubcrlbcd liberally on the
original suDscripuon,
Rev C C Stratton' sermon in the even-
nir wa a brleht effort greatly annreclated
Excellent music wa furnished by a choir,
sitting to the left of the pulpit. The
church
wa formally dedicated jnder
of Rev S P WlUon, Presiding
charge
Elder.
The Reason Whv. -Why 1 it that
Klein Bros, can afford to tell boot and
shoe so reasonable? Because they are
both practical shoe makers and make partcf
heir expenses by working on tne tnoe
bench, any boot or hoe you buy of them
no matter what kind It is man, woman or
child, that rip, run over pr the sole rip
loose they repair them for you tree of
charge, and as they do all the woik them
selves, they don't charge you 35 to 50
cents a pair extra tor a warrant to pay
some shoemaker to repair them for you
Thev also make a epecialty of repairing
rubber boots.
A Tacked House. We refer to the
warehouse and store of Fortmiller & Ir
ving. A big car load of furniture, lust
received, aid. it, consisting 01 an elegant
lire of stands, bedroom eetn, parlor sets,
chairs, lounges, etc., it offer a fine as
sortment to select from. This firm keep
probably the finest stock of furniture in
the valley. Purchasers have a big and
fine stocK to seieci irom.
Slooey to Loan,
We have plenty of money to loan on
real estate security, on two to five year
time. Call on u at our office, opposite
the 'evere house.
Birkh A -Ceenby.
Holmks Businks Collkoe, of Portland
Or., will open Sept. let. J A Weaco, the
leading penman of the coast, hns become
a. partner in this school and will make it
tho leading business college. Bend for a
catalogue.
SIf ILOU'3 CUKE will
MlfttlT.
Tho heaviest tax payer In Forent Grove
only pays (24.30 taxes. U II Uaber pays
Tho local editor of tho Dkmochat occji
slonnlly receives a letter from the Kiist
addressed to him nt "Rev." That Is a
mitlt fur certain.)
'
Herman W Ine made hie annual dis
tribution of Christmas prescnts.incident
to mo icrmt 01 ma lail-w inter sales, al
though sale had fallen ofl" fiom tho pre
vious year considerably. Astoria lCx
press. Doct thia mean that btirilnews
uanemlly was very poor or simply Mr
Whw'i business.
Vltrtfled brick pavement aro bt'lng
put down in tonis eastern cities. The
tost is $1.73 to (2.10 a yard. Let Albany
consider the matter of paving loins of
her streets. An Albany u.an ssys a good
pavement can be put down for (20.000 a
mile, which It very cheap, as tome kinds
ot pavement cost nearly ten times that.
Mr Mod 111. Of tho Portland Ihd.irm
Jotirnal.vlsltod the iHnnoorat on Tuesday
last. We understand that Mr MeUifi
roiitemplntet ttarting a paper in Forest
drove- We aro confident lie could nut
find a better field. The iHmiocrat need
help In tho great work of reforming the
people of this conntv. and we will wel
come Mr McGiil with outstretched hands.
Come, and bring your lunch. Washing
ton icitiocra.
The Astoria A Pouth Coast R R bava
elected the following oMlcere
I OA
Bowlby, president:
lr Alfred Kinney.
first vice-president: It Van Dusen. sec
ond vice-president: I W Case, treasurer
executive committee ir Alfred Kinney,
chairman, 1) K Warren and K M (Jrlme.
Many are wondering what will be done.
The ministers of Astoria at a mcetimr
formally requented that Monday morn
ing papers be discontinued, at the Hab
Iwlh wa desecrated In getting them out.
Nothing wat said about Bundav Miners.
The Astorian showed that nine hours
were spurt en abltli in getting out the
Monday paper, and eliiht hoar in vet
ting out the Sunday paper, and waiiUd
to Know why the distinction waa made.
Rev May, editor of the Independent,
of Pomeroy, Wah.,glvea a contemporary
tne following auvctionate poke in the
ribt: W Lave "walled" with pole-
cats, lived on coon and 'possum, been
puked on by vultures of the air, had the
caotea to gnaw our shoes, have slept
wun niggert ana votea the Democratic
ticket, but we umat be excused from
tackling and bandvina- words with the
anti-cologne bottle that runs the Dayton
swiii tut caiicu me Ciironteie."
The reform journal, of Portland, tavt
there should be no law fer the collection
of debt. Save u from such rcfof mlnr.
The business ef a post office I a good
crlteton to go by. Albany 1 progressing
at a tapld rate In lid respect.
The Salem Statesman It the author of
the following! Just how much the West
Shore I "Interested' In catling the n.em
bcraof the legislature who don't wear the
corporation collar asses, and so picturing
them, will probably never be known. But
the West Shore U always 'Interested"
when tt doe anything and It price I
almost Invariably more than the service I
worth.
Allen Yocum yt that a follow he
hauled In on the stage the other day, te
marked after he ttrurk the main street In
Mc.Minnvillc, It wa the only rough piece
of road he had rid Jen over for many year
and he had traveled all througn the Kocky
mountain. Our opinion I that the fellow
lied about it. Mc.Mtnnv'.tle Reporter.
Luke McKern butchered hog a few
day ago that weighed 67$ pound net. It
Is seldom that a hog butchered In thi
country that ha to be cut In three piece
to be weighed on scale that draw 360
pounos. 1 hi hog wa of the Jsrsev lied
stock, and three year old. Mr McKern
challenge all of Yamhill to beat hhn.
Graplik.
Albany's retail trade in 190 was the
largest in itt history, at nearly as the
dkmocba? can learn.
How many who swore oT on tobacco
January 1 erenow smoking and chewing.
The truth is tho tobacco business is just
as good immediately after New Year at
any nine. .
The City Council is after nuisances in
red hot manner. Look out for them
and come a flank movement by removing
the cause. lt ua make Albany an orna
ment to this great tt iilainette valley.
"An awful crime. An old resident of
the Waldo Hills charged with a nameless
crime," in black letters tavt the Salem
Journal.and then immediately tells what
the crime tt as followt: 'The lather 01
young girl who lives near Silver Creek
Falls, is chanted with both incest and
rape, a crime perpetrated a little less
than a year ago."
The case it really a terrible one. Min
ie F Herrick, aged 14, gave birth to
child on Nov 10. The father was ar
rested, charged with being the father of
the child; but the girl, though she had
previously stated that he was. and swore
out the complaint, now shielded her
father by saying that he was not. He
was held to await the action of tho grand
ury.
General Satisfaction. All the per
son buying their grccerlet at Mullcr &
GarreH are well released at their cash j
figure a they arc giving better price
than ever.
Shbep Lost. At Oakvllle, one theep,
left ear cut off, rope round neck. Return
to farm of Wash Coon, . .
Joim A Albert,
Altaiiy:&rkt.
Wheat-flls
Oat-50a ,
Butter 85i prtb.
pgfr:6t -
May P,(W. ... ,
Potatoee 60 eta por tiunb!.
Beef on foot, tf
Apple-CO cent per bu,
Pork 6Jo per lb. itireaaed.
Kaoon nam, lie
shoulder 70
Ida 9a
ird 9o per lb.
Flour.-4.i5 p' bbl.
blcseus 8 00 per aot.
till Feod bran, 14.00 per to
short, 18.
middlings, 20 -
Ckor.w-
Pretty fine winter weather.
A VOICK VIIOX COST T.
A Lady delates twe Astocishlns
' Ki pei-lcBcee,
To wliom it may concern: I havo trtc4 kr?.
very coacelvablo ter.xr.dj for blllousnori. en;
Ing tbe past five years as I am of a bilious ten-
j-ersment and suffer much from slorasch ar-
liver trouWcs. But nothlnj ever gav ma tn
relief tbut I oliUincd from uslug Joy's Vegutab
Sarasparillo. In fact I tU'.ni its cure for those
aiineutt. At tus uma I was using It I lied
llUloflrl living in my family wbato neck wa
eilouly af&ctcd by a largo open sore, aud we
tried a (rent many kinds of lotions, sslvot and
blood purifiers to no avail. I gave her some of
my medicine (Joy' Vegetable Barsaparllla)
thinking- it hi I if tit benefit ber and ss.it was
purely vegetable, knew it could do her no harm.
To my astonishment she began to 1st. prove, aud
with in two wccUt it was entirely beaiod and she
is bow a well a over.
Km a. U WHEATOX,
M I'ostPL. Ban Francisco
TO X!F.NT. A-rtore room 2x90 feet,
suitable for bosiiiesR; cntra!)y located
i r r..,ti,,,,Inr3, r sr. the TlKMOCftAT
tit Ann rm9nxt,
MONDAY.
Banker U A Rampy, of Harrlsburg, It
In the clly today.
CO McBrlile.of Elk City, wa In the
city today. He reported flue trout fUhing
on the aqulnii. One man caught 140
salmon trout In a day, targe fellow.
pHivandtr Dawson tay he It not an
applicant for the post office and
would not have it were he appointed.
There I much wire working going on
about the matter of the ollhe yet. May
the best man win,
TUESDAY,
Mr Jos Tyler, the well known farmer
and chicken raiser, tit Halsey, i in the
city,
MrPBMontelth returned last even
ing from Hpukane Falls, accompanied by
his brother, Mr Chat Motiteith.
B W Paisley returned last evening
from hit trip to Smith Carolina, and re
ports a plcnsant excrlciice, H arrived
two days earlier than ho hod plumed.
Mrs E Murray and Miss Maggie Mur
ray went to la lias this noon on a visit.
In a few dayt Mis Maggie will enter the
(sisters school at bali-tu.
Mitt Hertford Ptrahan, daughter of
supremo Judge It K Htrahan, arrived In
Haleni yesterday from Boston, where
she haa been studying lntinlc and art.
Mist Htrnhtin wl'l spend the winter in
Hulem. HtutoBiuan.
WEDNESDAY,
S E Young went to Portland this noon.
Mr Ira Phelps, of the Halscy Newt,wat
in the city to-day.
Mr J W Bell, the accommodating Post
master at Splcer, we in the city to-day.
J F Hall and It (J Hayne returned to
day from fcfclo. where they had leen to
Install the officers ot the K. of P. lodge
there. '
A surprise part? wat tendered Mr Geo
Keency laut evening at the residence of
Mr CU Burkhart. A delightful evening
was spent. Mr Kceney leaves to-night
for California, Arizona ami other placet
for the benefit of hit health.
riT FILES).
The number of city and town plats
filed with the County Recorder during
1800 la a good Indication that our citizens
were not tlseplng. Investor can find
from the following list excellent oppor
tunities now for speculation:
Jan 7. Wright's Addition to Atbany,20
blockt of 8 1.!, east' pari.
Feb 8. I M RaUton't 3rd add. to Leb
anon, 4 block of 10 lots.
Feb 12. Klrkpatrlck'a 2nd add. to Leb-
anon, 3 block of 12 lots.
reb 24. Manlewood add. to Albanv.bv
J J Dubrullle aud ort.,wct side,? block
01 a iota.
Feb 27. J M Ralston't 4th add. to Leb
anon, 7 block of 10 lota.
Mar 4. Funnyide add. to Albany, by
Willamette Land Co.. overdo block of
Slots.
Mar 24. Townaend't add. to Albany.
south elite, 24 block of 8 lota.
April ia. Kural Iale, hy It Thompson,
12 lots of 4. CI and 4 ti5 acre.
April 19. FtJame Park add to Albany.
9 acre lota.
April 2H. Wheelers add to Albanv. 13
blockt of about 8 lots.
April 23. Katon'a add to Lebanon. 4
blockt of 8 lots.
May 13. Ctttick's add to Albanv. About
8 blocks of 8 lota.
Mar 21. Khelburn City. 4 Llorka of 8
lota, on the OP.
May 21). Holler. 4 block of 8 lot:
July?. Oaibrailh't addition to North
Brownsville. -s block.
July 10. Hettlemier'a add toTaneenL
3 block of 10 lota.
Aug 9. Munker. 7 blockt of 4 to 10
lota.
2pt24. Klrkpatrick't 3rd add to Leb
anon. 0 blockt of 6 to 14 lolt.
Oct 2. Jones' add to Albany. 23 lota.
Oct 14. Park add to Lebanon. 4 lots
and 2 parkt.
o 1. Vartrnthaw'a add to Lebanon.
18 tots.
Dec 20. Hausinnn'i 2nd add to North
Brownsville. 37 blockt of 2 to 12 lota.
I Vc Itt. Williamt' add to Lebanon. 12
lots.
BKl t.M1K BAH
W C Castel), etu. toTJ f-tite,lot
6 blk , It's 2nd add 2000
Lebanon Lodge A F A A M to Geo
II- Liggett, lot 20 in Masonic
cemetery. Lebanon........... 10
R Hiatt to Annie Annie B Reed.
lota 3 and 4 blk 3, HiatUadd
to I-ebanm ISO
Annie M Smith to Annie Reed, 3
arret near Lebanon 475
J Bond to Ang-!ine Reed, 150
acre. Tp 10 8 R 3 1
II T Kirkpatrick to Annie B Reed,
lots 1 ana z 1.1 3 and lots I
and 2 blk 4,Hiattt add to Leb
anon 475
U S to Kdw Ixdlut 320 acre In Tp
i.niii r. a ....... ratent
H N NufTinger to T M Downing,
etal 240 acres 11 El 10G
II C Downing to J II Downing etal
parcels in 11 El... 600
Mrs M J Downing to Everett C
Downing. parcels in II El... C00
w in Isoflsinger etal to J H Down
ing etal, parcels In 11 K I.... 1
Matilda and E Keener to T M and
1 it Downing, parcels m 11 r, I 1
M 1 Downing to J II Downing par
cels inllEl
Tho K Noffsinger to T M and J II
DowningJvarlout arcc a in to
Jat V Pipe et ux to O E Brownell,
lots 4,0, till, P'tSAibanyA. 3UU
Alice R Vanderhon to A C Bplr-
lock ........ Power of Attorney
T A Morris to T A Humphreyt and
wm lost, parcel in tp 13, a it
1 E.-. COO
DAOsburne etux toJohnMOs- .
burns, int in 20 acres in tp
II, fco w..
200
(5644
Followirg is tli list of latter remaining
in trie post clue at Albany, JUinn oounty.
Oregor, Jaa, 7, lS'JI. Parsons calling for
these letter matt give the date on which
lhey were advertised.
Brown, Mis Anoio ' Hour ret t, Geo R
BoueyiOftoB ' Bolin,Conrtlaud W
isarruen, ttunhard U Arnteu. Carren
Coohrao, J.iho Card, Uavid
Larmorn, John A 3 Rodger,A(lelhrtPL
Dvi. All - ' Fnllw.UV
r-'gso, Chr!es firo', Gttddel
liamilton.Mi Emma Howard, Mu Ida
Holland.' J V Haddn, W A
Hys. Mrs A W ,,, i.Thornan, Cnarli
Hendsrson. Jnlin llsvnaa. Wm
Jobnuon, Vm' ' Kospp, Edward H -
Moshy, Tho .'- ! . - Meney, Peter
R. THoarsoK, P. M.
Tho. Kay woolen milU'blanketf, flannel
mou'a, yonth' and boy' clothing, for sal
I by U w aimpson , agent, Albany, Uregon.
I, ... .
G W Simpson has received hU'fall (took
f ttookioett and lealet jacket and threa
quarter tealek cloak, and have a oomplnt
assortment ot all th latest style.
HAUR1ED.
BURNS-COLLINS On Jan.
1 1891, at the Presbyterian Manse, bv Rev
E R Prlchard, Mr Wm H Burn, of
I Marion county, and Mis Ella M Collin.
The happy couple went north on the noon
train for ft hort wedding trip, followed by
ine gooa wimei 01 ineir incna.
UlEf).
DORE. Amy E , little daughter of A
C Dore, of Canyon City, but adopted of
Mrs Clara Thompson, died at 3hedds, of
typhoid fever, JJec 27th, 1890, aged
years, t month and 27 day.
Cease to weep for your little daughter,
Though she lie beneath the sod ; .
Heaven has gained another angel
To alng before the throne ot God.
Cease to weep for little Amy,
God has called her as His own,
To a life eternal to be happy,
Singing praises round His throne.
Cease to weep, you could not keep her,
Heaven U the home for such as she;
I we bad gone when we were like her
Uh how happy we would be.
ei.miiH in iivf"" r,verri;-.r!incc.
I10M8 AK AI1MOA0
MONDAY.
8uhj"l books ar rattling aaia this muni
in. ' Thr aretlifce aMeismriit li vi.d by the
AOU Wttii month.
Lost, at lb M K iiliiirch last sweieg a
llk umbrsll, with K Rietske ngravnti on
hsndle. Rtira to owntr at liorsld e'iW.
- A Rasebarg papr givs s platur of th
eoa.t tinois tlieie. It resctiiblt- a church
mors than a eourt houi, and might well b
left out.
Th Orowuavilt Tioia ma, htvlog jast
bao married, eiie nuts "VaeUhlc tasun
on bUwIuUoii." That' what we all come
t. ,:
TbelongtxpreUd tieanibrats did'notar.
rivs to-dsy, Tbe wtr, though, is tt a
tin boating tge, btng 4 tout U inch to
day. I
Th vlmep inspector A S Puwcll y it
w a mistake dboul his sheep U-ing scabby.
II say all loahhy hp in thsooiinty hv
boen cured,
Th (toy ropts on th ferryl oat broke this
morning, csusiug a tlifiht delay. The boat
was g-ittoo to th north Uuk.aud th rope
qulukly replscwl.
T J Utiles La purcbaswl th nw hoase,
and lot No 6, blouk 0, if W C Casll, be
tween Montgomery and Itailroad street, on
Seventh. Frio $2000. -
Mr Julia Cushtnia, of Brownsvill, a
fmoiti us thst tli report hioh was publish
ed lo th Demociiat eome time tmce to th
tfTttct'tiat th Wbllsce Jsvsail oompsny
bail mad a contract with a Seattle varitty
tnwaUr for a fhre month iugsginnt t
aot tie. Th Juveniles are now makiair
succful tour in th Ourthera prt nt the
ttste. '
- PeoTa All to bERVKKi. A crl of
meeting will eommence at the ME
Church to-night, continuing for several
week. Rev p Whon, of 8Iem, will
be present this week and preach to-night.
Neat week the celebrated evancclUt. Mr
Connelly, I expected to be present Song
service at 7 p m. Tne public I cordially
Invited to be present.
Week or Pbaver.TIiI week f
prayer wilt be observed by the United
rresbyterUn and Pi esbytcrlan churches
by holding union services 'every evening
with the exception of Saturday evening.
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday even.
ing will be held In the Prctbylerisn
church. Thursday and Friday evening
In the United Presbyterian church. Topic
for thi eve will be Confession and
Thanksgiving." All member of these
church are especially urged to attend
these meetings. Every one who can at
tend will be made welcome.
rfAr-risT Revival. New interest wa
given to the evgcltstic meetin at the1
Baptist church by the arrival of the evan- i
geltst, Mr Ceo Robert Calms, who
preached yesterday to large congregation.
HI hesrrr were delighted la the morn
ing service by a unique and ttlrrlng ser
mon on , -Bringing the paralytic to Jesus."
At night the "Necessity and Method of
the New Birth," wm presented with great
platnnesi and power, and deep feeling wat
manifested. Many went Into the Inquiry
room, and several made public confess
ion ot Christ, for the first time. Mr
Cairns' manner very t leasing, ajd hi
speech p'aln and practical; but hi r'L
I lighted np with genuine originality aW
Illustration. lo sing the g04, si
flectlvely, Services every day from it
oc'ock, and every night, except Saturday.
Praise ervke at 7:15. Mr Cairn will be
assisted in the singing by the male quar.
icue cnoir 01 in uapiut church, uespel
iiymn ro will be used. Even Uodv
made welcome.
tomuav.
Jim FUk wm aaiat4 19 yr ago te
ds y.
Th -Vttrn f 1812" wilt agsla U
pUymt at th 0r Hon, ia thi city, a
Jj 1 6th, far th bttit of th U A U.
DWk hare & TWpni L nude a ssuo
SAcnt to F M RodrMd for th Unotiiof U!r
creditor. AssUt f.XW. Llabtlilietaboot
tbme.
Mis Mary Sdgwhik and Mis Fsnoi
(Said have hrea rngscrd to teb ia tb At
hany sehmjil, the latter ecUog Mr
Thrall, mho h riel.
ruwsijtr and freisit rU have teo
krcsUy increased en th Columbia btw-ft
Aurtaand fortlsed. It will now tostt-W
eh way. Norvand trip tickets. MsataCd
cssU,
Koon-dsy prayermaetiog a Y M OA
room over Frach'iwlry tor vrf dy,
fro 11.30 a m to 12:30. Week of ayer
tot-to leader fur Wedostsy, Kv Uo
W ililL pnlrr- turn MpeetaUy ar invit
ed to aitee1. Drp ia if only for five mis
ate.
River. Tke river today wa
3 feet 0 Inches above low water mark,
having faljen 1 foot 3 inchet since Yester
day morning. River boats are looked
for at any time. The fact is, though,
rales are so low none of them are anxious
to run. The business it a losing one, at
least tuch is the claim made. The three
O P boats and a couple independent boats
will run during the winter.
WRlIMAr.
' Buy year groceri- of Parker Dru.
Sar kraatat C E Brewed!'.
Cloak at cott at V F Heads.
; Unlin & l)awon, druggist,
Fls gtoorrie t Coon & 1 Ivodricaon'.
Bt 5 cent e:Har in tho market at Jnlio
Josepa s.
Btrgain lo library lninjM at C K Brow
e!T.
Crrir be; an delivrrieg mail in Astoria
Itst rrtday.
Cheadle tints ia t he best. Try it. C E
Brownell.
Getioine Iowa lore bum an draught!! C
EHrownells.
Ie!irioa ertnee cider on tap at C E
Brownvir.
Call at Kultn Dswsou' Now Drag Sto.e
for fresh irutf.
W, F. Rosd keeps the het assortment of
fanoy good in town.
Tablet, pencil od tpooge. at Hulin &
Dawson a, rrenoh corner.
Bee W F Rd' line of dr gocd aud
silk before buying elsewhere.
Great redaction in men fnmisliina uood
for th nt SO dsysst w r Uoad s. ,
Tb total footings at th National Bank. of
Hpnr, aro S133 7T4.41. It deposit a-e
only 136.500. :
200 cloaks to ha told tk cost at W. F.
Read'. Com and secure bargain while
tho assortment is largo,
For fresh meats of alt kinds co toJodaon
k Slater, opposite Sclimeer'a liverystsble.
Urdera taken and prompt delivery.
Th ovrlaud train from th Sooth wa
several hoars lata thi morning. Many re
petitions of th offeose may be looksd for
thi winter.
A fine display of children school shoe tin
center table at C K Browne!', s ar goin rapid-
ly at less than nrstcost. Uail aud select
pair before they are all gone, 1
Money Utsved by buy ins a good artiole.
Mathews & Washburn' long experience en
able them to give customer th best good
that can be Had lor in least money.
Tb (tor of I Blum & Co.,'wi burned at
Athena reoontly. Loss, $-1000 . Insaracca,
S3000. I Blum waa a resident of Albany
lest year. His brother L Blum it well oil.
Tbe County Court met this noon. As
tlil is the time for aouaal report of road
supervisors end th appointment of new su
pervisors a long seesiou tu be tn order.
Live aud let live is Matkewi&Wasliburn'
mntto we put only a fair margin ou oar
good and have what thn people .want. Call
od look over our stock and carefully com
pare all the points of our stoves and ranges
and we will have no trouble ia selling you
Quality for the money ia what Linn coun
ty people seem to want. And that is tbe tea
son Mathews k WsBhburn oU so many
stoves. They auk a fair piioe for their good
and will not rtoommebd any thine that is
not of the bist.
Fresh drug, perfumery, hair brashes,
cloth brusbes, tooth brushes, tiesb b.ushfs,
combs, mooey paraes, box paper, face pow
der, and, in fact, everything found in a tirst
irfas drug store, for s&lo at bottom piieebj
Huliu & Dawsou. drnggtats.
Th Pendleton Tribune eels oTthefo
lowine fiine on an exchange: "J It N bull
has purchcaed the hotel at ladeDendenco and
the West Side remark that thn r-nue ia to
changed, and s-ya that it is cc i st 1 rt j to
divuic, it. It is too euphonious to bo I -pautiy
hfllTotocl nwwd by a
Religious Notiobs The anion meet
ings held by the Presbyterian and Uni
ted Presbyterian churches last evening
was largely attended. The meeting this
evening wiil be held in the main audito
rium of the Presbyterian clinch and will
lm conducted by Dr Irvine. Bnbject
"Prayer for all in authority and for the
abolishment of opium and strong drink
trafllo 1 for all needed reforms,"
The Ladies" Boclety of the Pmby terian
chnrcli will meet to-morrow at 1 :S0 p tn
with Mr J 8 Turner. This Is the annual
business meeting of the society. OUScers
for the ensuing year will be elected. A
full attendance is requested,
ItaiBtit tKEBM.f.
Having been visiting Lane county, I
thought I would have to say a few words
taut that county. I found everything in
the way of business moving right atong.
The city of Eugene I a nice little place.
Many nice cottages going up. 'fhey
claim It a little dull, but It seemed to me
that It quite lively,
They have rather a poor court house,
but 1 talked with some vl the leading
men and they tald they could do with the
court house, but could not do without tne
bridges,
I took a day end visited the Springfield
bridge. It I a fine btidge; built of steel
and Iron, It I a aoj span built upon a
solid stone foundation. It I not half
Iron and half wood. I think If our county
officials would visit that bridge they would
be convinced that the cement pier ought
0 be put under a bridge like the Jefferson
and Brownsville bridge.
How when Albany take bold to biilld
ht-r bridge, I do hope the wilt not allow
any pile piers, but go to the bottom and
nut In rock pier, f do not sec why Al
bany and Linn county can't have a bridge
when Lane county can build such a bridge
without the aid of a city.
I hope that we wilt tee a fine bridge
span the river at Albany. Rake the moss
off the back of the official and begin In
time. 1 know that there will be lotto!
mossbackt. In the country, tay : "O that
won't do u any good!" But 1 tay It will,
1 live in the country and I say a Albany
help u build our bridge, we should help
build the bridge at that place. I know we
have suffered with floods, but we have the
break repaired. Do It up tight and have
no trouble.
The Springfield bridge I believe cost
$36,000. If the bridge at Albany costs u
470,000, we are better able to pay it than
Ijuie I to build all her bridge. I say it
I high time that Albany should wake up
and toy, a bridge we must have, and a
bridge we will have.
Not a Moss-Back.
Nw Cabpet, new carpets, new car
KU and new styles,, latest patterns, the
et in the market, just received at A. B.
Mcllwalu't. The stork is large and
choice, selected for this market, and per
pie wanting the best carpets at the ow-
cst prices should call and inspect his
splendid stock. It wat bought low and
will be told low.
"THROW PHYSIC TO THE D0SS.'
lUeeirw-xUtaeite laflwvare mm4 II turrets
lbs Bsas ajrstea.
Ae lb world advance in aga and the
people boeomee more enllehtened, the old
schools of ltiaotoln) gradually giro wy
to modern ine. lb Uod given pow
er of electricity and tuagneUam supplant
tbe dnuttlo drug of .be pharmacopeia
Tbe "eottrmn internal" are only kept
for human gargoyl. Among the moot
prominent proles of th new curoUv
age are Dr lrrin. Wondrous to relate
they ore espeo'atly aueoatwfalln curiag
ebrunto, acute and pilvate 4teo, deaf
ntwa aud catarrh. It is not long since
tne restored to health Mrs Oiind Olson, of
Portland rthe bod tieen soroly afflicted
with e'jronio rheumatism of th knue
Joint, and not long since that Mr Goorgs
II Pepenburg.a German, a resident of
Tualatin, Or, who had uen slmiwt total
deaf tea years, was eorod so be 0011 id
boar at well a ever In his life, and the
en re I permanent a shown by msny of
bis neighbors visiting Dr rwrt !n to be
enrwd of all their chronic dime. Tbe
certificate of cute) mad by tbeoe eels
hrated physleUns would fill voiumn.
They e-n braes vary d ! to which ha
man it y is otpod. The remedies are
PKiuIoMt, almost p!nnt and lorslab!
Ir frriu are emitted to grout credit for
thkir amet tnlrwculou d I server ie ia
tb art of elect ni bealior. There Is no
known malady that tkey cannot eonquor
If patient w ill at va tbe doctors a fair
ebanoe. Their ofllce ?M Nvoshlngtnn
stretrt, Portland, are bealnged with the
lame, halt. ier ana blind. Iron 10 a in to
8 p ni. They give free examinations and
cbargi about half the ordinary fees of
other pbyvleUmi. Thousand are given
n-ime iroAiweni rjy mail or expnrts.
Parti, tiit !:. to 001ns oab teud fur
question blank and circular free
ALBANY OPERA HOUSE.
Saturday ETenIng, Jan. 10, 1891,
NATIONAL
SWEDISH- LADIES
CONCERT,
From -:- PJtoclcliolin.
BKSFATIl IVCEl'M Cl'KEAl', Ml AsvbI
Boston and Chlcsjo.
THE COMPANY:
MISS JENNY NORELIUS, 1st Soprano
MISS T SUNDIUS. 1st Soprano.
MISS IDA ItRUC 2nd iJopnoo.
W1SS MA III A UEDEN, Sd Soj,rano,
MAltIK S01ILBF.RO. 1st Alto.
JULIZABKTH BRUCE. 1st Alto.
INULEBURO LIN DBtJUN, 2nd Alto,
AMEUE HEDLN,
Alto.
-ALSO
MR. MF.LV1N
Tb Favorite
AY.
iiuiaorist
The ladies apper to rbs beautiful and
picture-que eosturoe of the ir t 'it r
loee.
Thuir quartette slnaing has never been
equaled ia thi country, thoir work beiog
imply perfeot, ' :
ADMISSION, t 1 t 60 tt ad fl
Kesetved suits at Will Sc Link't,
TOVilSEdD
WILSON
eal Estate g Loan Mm
DolniF m tranaral lnirnoe bmlnnw, Psrtls
asltlnpt lnsunuKM wlUVo well to see ifcmn.
AOE-ST8 FOR
Aetna lasaraaee Campaar, tncorporaiod 1819
tlnvh-r perpetunl. Losnt-s )sd in 70 years, oa
046,000. Assets, 0,7S0,715,U3,
Cnardlan Inn f'nmnanv. of LomlftD. Knirnil
fcsisblisheil 13 1. Oni.iial, $.0U0.0OO. 'iotul firs
losses paid ovor J3,0JU,00a
Aiiirlf an FJre las. Cnmnri of Philsdslphl,
Oresnised 1S10. CaJh smsis, 2,612,eu0. Lowes
paid, 810,606,200.
Colnmltla Flr . ISnrtne Ins. rmtar,
P.M-Uwid, Or. Aiweta, iO0,Sja.6i. This isons
Oregon's best companies,
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Cuakoe ix r.LBiw. -From Jan. lt,
1831, we will change our boalneaa to a
trlcllr cash yetm, therein enabling
vh i my for cash and get our discounts,
whereby w e can, and wi!l, give our cus
tomer the benefit. Our Mr O H Muel-k-r,
wl ili cput, made arrangement to
buy good direct from the manufacturer
at tho lowest canh priced!, and we will
;1I pure eood at the lowest cnh figure,
lk-lieving that the people will appreci
ate a tor where they can get good at
cash Dgnri-B, we remain, respectfully
youra, mleu.kb & UAkaarr.
A M4S.lL INIKOfOa free with acb
b-itl t b-h'$ Catarrh. Komady. i'ric
SO ceote, l-'oy St Mason, asut
Th liest roast eofT ia th oity at Cmisd
Moyrr1.
Dott't fil to : our men' aad boy'
olotliirg hefor parohasin; tlsewber. VVe
eit th best clothing for th lat money of
any Does in the city. Look arid l con
vtrtcd. W 8iuipoo. '' '
Highest cf til 1a Leaycalng Tower
f t,' rfI fl
nyjjy
m DURING
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l?iiilMfliiy(iii Ij
Will clos out his entire stock of
Winter Clothing, conEistiiig of Suits, Un
derwear, Overcoats, Etc., Etc., Etc.,
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G reatly Reduced Prices,
In order to make room for his
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
of : which : ho : will : have : a
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In i A f ? f i3 WHeel
and get MORE POWER
and use LESS WoATER
TVrite for onr New IllntTUd Catulorna or 180L.
THE LEFFEL WATER WHEEL& ENGINE CO. SPRINGFIELD, 04 U.SJL
DR. ABORN
IS NOW AT PORTLAND, OKICO!.
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B0XAI.LT, UOJ3K TEtlTSETT FLACTD WITH
IS THS KEAH1 OF ALL THAT WILL UITK
15STA5T AH EOCS BEUKF ASQ A
m JiA.X5T a ss.
The most rrxdv. ocsitive and tenna
Bent cure for Cat-irth of the Head, Asthma,
and all Throat Bronchial, Lung, Heart.
Stomach, Liver ana Kidney Anecuons,
Nervous DeWtv. etc Consumption, In
itn various u!tr. permanently cured.
Dr. Ahorn's original mode ot treatment
nd his medicated inaaiauons eivcs in
rtantaneous relief, builds up and revital
izes the; whole constitution and system,
therebv Tirolonrine life. Weak, nervous,-
riehllitAted and broken-down constitu
tions, old aud young, invariably'gain from
ten to thirty pounds itt from thirty to
ninety days. "
Dr. Aborn's phenomenal skill and mar
velous cures have created the greatest
astonishment on the Pacific Coast and
throughout the American continent, dur
ing the past twenty-five years. Asthma,
Catarrh of the Head, and all Throat, Bron
chial and Lung trouble 4nstantly relieved,
and Deafness often cured permanently at
first consultation. Dr. Aborn's essay on
the "Curability of Consumption," and a
treatise on "Catarrh of the Head,"
with evidences of some extraordinary
cures, mailed free. Call or address
DR. ABORN,
Fwrlh aad Ker.tsoa SUk, Portland, Orfa,
Notb. Home treatment, securely packed, sent by
txprsMi to all parts of the Pacific Coast, for thote wca
CanirA possibly c-.U in person.
4UIXVIK0 TQ CAll FGS FREE CCHSULTaTICS
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AXK OF KCIO,
SCIO, OREOON.
Presl'lent......
Vice- President. ...
4 S Mounts
.....O S May
John Gaines
P O Smith.
Cashier..
directors:
E Coin9,
J 8 Morris,
H Ilrj-ant
Trs renrral hanklne and exchsng business.
8'iifht drafts Issued en Albsnr, Ponlaud sad San
Fnuisisc.
DISSOLUTION ftUTJCK. --otlte is
hereby given (bat the copartnership
of Oblin a Wallace hs been dissoivpd
by mutual coriprct. All Jiabtlities will
be assumed by Henry Ohiing, to whom
all accounts should be paid.
. HlvNUY OHLIlsG.
fkakk Wallace,
Albany, Doo 21, Jh'ii).
St to -2 --. .y
DO. PATT0I1,
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1 ?!-on5pris F.loe-3x. Albany. Or. "
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n.. Ln".;i c:nn rt of wosut-n and j "
lii-.,. t. : l i. y ' ' n-.oi.-f i !- r ) 1
j m - th nil c,i-i ! a ' i.u ;r " .M
WSWWSWS '1 ml W WWWWr. IWi.wliMIS
TVOSlIi tOJISIBKKIJSU.
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F, il. FreDoh koeps rsilroad time. I
Nw erearu ohees jast reoeived t Cotta I
Mayer. j
Kgan 8l Achis'ifi ai eiling tnonnmtrit at
fortlsnd price. j
Fresh Kew Kncland minco meat, on ..l 1
at U K BrowD.ll s,
Cbolo wet Dulawar trap rewire 1
fresh every morning at C E Hrownell'.
II 00', youths', sod boy clothiog arid
furoIsbiDg good at J W Simpson'.
Hav yo eeo those psrlor sniu tbt T
Brink ho jast reoirsd f They ar nice,
J W Beotley. beet boot sod aho makerin
eity, thre door north of Democrat office.
For bargain in mooament, headstone
t., go to fCho & AohUoa, Albaoy.Oregcn
Yoa should call and tho Co library
lamp at C Brownell before baying else--where.
Ticket tar ALL tr pointr, over
ANY rout, for ssio by W. IL. Jester, t
M. P. ticket office, '
For cold night hay ThosKsv wvhn mill
blsokeU, cheapest hi town. For! by O
V Simpjn, geot. Albany, Uregoti.
- U. S. Got' Report, Aug. 17, 'tS5
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Mi' .1 tir.'V i k f ' r r ; i i tj
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and a Cno'atock
SPECTACLE
generally, as Jwell oe jewelry, Watches.
clocks, etc., at
P. ill. French's,
IBB
Will & Link,
OPERA HOUSE MUSIC JSTCSE,
o SKiroa TttseaUBajirm - -
F. Miller;
-And th FsTOrlto
J.BAUER & CO.S PIANOS.
laln co and EarliuH
IMovi so Proof Organs
sol AOBirm ro
Sevrlax ISacfitlaee.
OKOANS - Cl BAKKO - AND - REPAIRED,
ALBANY, OREGON. V
Will be Found
tt the Square
Dealing Stove
House of Z,
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SIBBSES.
OKEY 30 LOAN. In snjall and
fj. large an oucts, from six months to
v Tear . oii cood Albanv una L,mn
count-v real e at. Call on or address W
E iclTbrxTO, FirM 8t., Alrxiny, Or. ,
STRAYED About the 'ast of Jaug
from my rm Rear Tangent one pale
red heifer, tvo years ' old eprir.v-,
aisrked with crop off th-i rit.t ear ar.U
awa'lowfork in -tsear. i-. xuy it formalrca
regarc'icgr ber. wuJ ta rij"s.v r-rdt.
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