iTRICfll!
raeitntly varrA arth.mt CutUnf , Ititrnlnf or t)U
Wkin A verfectly peiulaaa treelnxial end a (Uaran
Wl cur In arsnr mm, no matter how loiut Ian4irj,
T4 tntMiwt, ft Stricture, ol I't !,( th
en .tart ,it.rary Down to matllalrv.. U(ImIvm
and aooipl.tylT Minorca th. Stricture without annoy
I or pain to th paU.nt.
DISEASES OF fVlEill
ParaHar to their Set. an 1 ant nronor to Mm ears.
lanlttdin all thee, dtlloat Inflrmlti and Was.
neaeea. which they would ehtttik front l-ltsft' to
thotr family phretoian, parmnUr ettraa la lass
tlino than u vr known to Mowlclno trature, hy Or
BxUs"New Hjwlem ol Traetnwnt." Itmjutauatat
tho aanllo-ttrtr sry ortrsns and niakoa weak nwn atruna
b. nnaatbla. It la alwave boat la oail lor paranoial
ennealtaUwt and etwctal axamlnatlno. Hut thn
who ran not pnaaibly tall, ehoukl write, lUUnf th.ir
naaa full, stwlKln. (ant by mail or exuraaa, amlaU,
tree (mm axpuaura, to all part ol tht Faciae tNwttt.
Win. A. Boicll, M. D.
PI Pwtil lapewaary, foHlaad). ,
Corner Pirat and Pine itreeta, o verI'or t laud
National Bank.
HEALTH IS WEALTH !
T'iJ
jTWIATMCNT"'
DR. K. V. 8 Xorra and Brain Traalatant
a (uarantoad awvina rr Uratorav IHoiooaa, oowval
aioaa, r1:a, Kwima Naurala, llaaiUKha, llkwn
lraaiuratloa aauaad by tha uao ol alaonol or lulian,
WakruloMa. Maotal IWtyownon, HoltMlnf ol Cjb
Brala, roralllnt; la Inaanli) and laaillnr to atlat'X
data vail daa.h. nmuatara obi mra, bamajtaaa. fe h
a rav t oiuaad br ovararUua ol w rraU
Caoh aa wnlaint ana awath'a trratmatit, 41 a ba
ar atx boa a lor t aaat by Bull prapald oa raotivta
WK OVARANTE. 8tX IHIXES TO CCU ANY
aaaa. With aarh orvlar roolad b a ror ! boaaf,
aaanaipaalod alth $ will aaad tha puroaaaar ar
wrlttoa ruaraatM la raruad tha atonor II tha traaV
awnt duoa But aaVrt a aura. Ouarantaaa laiufd uulf
ar J. A.Cuauain, IMiAfflat, aola afona, Albdla), Or.
Ht DRU6S'
"J
I Ana
aMA v
OltET ARTICL!!
ftfrWicK puis trzj
Fortmiller & living,
FUNERAL DIRFXTORS.-
Irterial Embalmlttij Dfiaaciontit
lcJIy.
City Meat Market.
SHULTZ BROS,, Proprietors.
Krp a full Hd, of meale of all klnda,
U cool p'ao, completely pro
tected; and alway freati.
11 EST '.4ATIO.Ai;nAXK,
'it ALBAMT, ObKOOir,
daat. . ,. ri ivu-
Vk Am 8, B. Vol SO
r- - K, W. LAKUtON
TRJACT8 A ORNERALaanktnt otadaaaa.
fC COUNTS mtPT rabjatl la aback,
f OUT EXCUAjiOK and WJ Tapbia traaafar, eoM
iw rark, taa rraaciaea. Chicago aad l-mUaad
'ta.
CVIXECTIOKr lADEoa tnorabla tonra.
. i. C. Totme
K, W. Uhmi
L. fur a
L E Blam,
Ebwau I. box.
L 1912V CO. MATIOBIAL, BAMK,
ir ai star, oat oow.
CAPITAL STOCK tlOO.000.
froaMal....- t L COWAW,
rka-FtaeidBt J H HAUITOS.
ahiar Cao K CUAllllKKLAI.V,
Aaat LaakWr q a AKCUIUOLD.
D imcro,) L Cowan. J M Ralaton, Oan E
Chaaabarlata, W 8 Udd, W H tirtin, J A Craw
urw ana u AFCOtBOId.
TRANSACT a a-aiMral haaklnc barinaa..
DRAW81UU1 URArTSoa fc.v Toik. aa
at I -.!, r I. Otmob.
tOAJf MOrfETua appfemd atmrtty
mm a.i r m uapoaiia (uo (act
B
AXK OP OREGO.V.
ALBA BY, OB BOON.
Capital.
i$je.eae.
If T MERRILL
.. E t LAKNIMO
Jat W ELAIK
fraatdoi.t
Vloo-Prcid.nl..
CaahHr
A grneral banklog business tranaoied.
B
AIK OF IC IO,
. CIO, OREOOIf,
rrvaMml
Vko Praaiuunt
Caahiar.
t a Morrla,
H Bryant
J H Mom I
lirr Mr.aa
U B Um
E Coin.,
John Calna
P 0 Smith.
Poat a gtncnl hauklne and exchanga buineiai.
Sieht dralia lamed oa Albut", fvrtlaad aad Dan
yimadsr.
PORTLANO MtVIKOS It IKK,
OF POFTLABO. Oil ECUS.
J-ald op a.llAl...
nurplu. aud pn.rtu J ....,,,, g lttCQ
Intarast allowed on ax ring, dapoalta as follow.:
OaarJinarraaviiinbauL .... naraant h annnm
On Una smvlnir. Ikx.1i. ...... 0 par omit par annum
(Jn aertinVata. ol drpo.lt.
for thr. momln f per cent par annum:
Vat x month. t par ant per annum:
ror la.lv. nionth. .. 6 m cant per annum.
rliANK 1KKI7M, pre.irl.ut
I V.THWmH Vifw-proridtnt.
II, C, brRATfy-V, ChloTi
J . If. WEATHEnrOKD.
A LB A.M. SltiSl
W It BILYEU,
ATTOUNKY AT LAW
And Silicilnr-in ( baaceiy,
AI.AY. .. . OREGOW.
Collsi:llons promptly made on ail point
sawsnstotlated on waaonabletsrsas. r
jr. c. rATSsn,
Attorney at La.vjv
ALBANY -:- OREGON,
ooiea la tbs Slrahaa Block,
j. niinriEY
1
u)f..6j And Ccunscllor
t Lai
ND
.otaiv Public.
AlE.V.y C7.EC0H
i
OH. G. A. l7.UTf.EY.
Phyalciaa and3arg3a.
GraiuaU of i;llevae Hospital MadloaJ
yl'cx Now York City.
lirMt f womta s Hpeiialty.
itTOHia rj.nA-t' r.riik, Aibsiiy, Or.
r
L2
EAST AND.SOUTH,
VIA
Southern Pacific Routa
SHASTA L.INB.
Xtpraat Train tear IVutland Dally,
SjUvh I
"fNorta
T:r,
TIC
HrVrtlatid
AUvtity
Hm rV.mlaeo
Arju.ita ii
l t-.n a a
I. u.'ior m
l nsr
I0:li
Ar
Ah... t-tna .top only at Mluwliif .tatlon north
af KOMhuru-. Kant torl'aiKl. Orwtroa. t'lty. Wood
hunt, Hat.nt, Albanr, Twrmit, Nhmld, llataay lief
Utmrf, Junction Ul;, Irving', fcuirn.
SUSHI'S. MAIS, SAILT.
M a sTl Lv
If Wra I L
MJra Ar
Portland
Arl IMm
Albany
ItoMhunr
L 1 !:
L l s o a
ALIAXT bUTxM SAII.T STValt HTNBAT)
Lv
r
Portland
Albeay
Ar
a
lonri
!U0 A it
Lauiroji kaAaru.
I Mr a
ta
MA
Lr
Ar
L
Ar
AlUny
Looaaon
Allany
Labanna
r
I.
Ar
L.
1Mb a
1:40 a a
4:lr a
tor a
IMA a
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Oars,
far Aaraaanaoa'altea al trraad-TlaM laiaa
(ara, altaekaolia KxarraaTralaa.
Ta IM. aMalalaB.
ETWBE.t lTLAna A.ta COST ALU,
MaiIi ."iAiAUI (KkjaptSunoay,)
:Su a
VST
Lv
Ar
Portland
Gorvalll
Ar I SO r a
Lt I 11 M ra
U 10
axraaM rtAta ailt (Cj guaday.
40 r a
1 ra
Hortland
McUinnrlll
Ar I :
so a a
t a a
Ar
Through TicUotM
To all puluta
EAST, AflD SOUTH.
rotlui. Iiilorojauoa rrtrardlri rait, Mara,
va Company Aft at at Al atuy .
vKHtxa K r. IttMlKRS
a)aoa(.r Aaat U. t. and t.
THE YAQUIXA ROUTE
con Development Corcpany'e BUar
hlpLIn.
225 MILES 6H0RTER.
20 HOURS LESS TiME
an by any other rcJt.
Flrat-elaM through PMe.irr and
reljrht Una from Portland ar.d all polnU
a tha WlllaruoUa Valloy to and from bau
t aaaolaoo. Cat.
Boats make do oon-jaclion at Alban
u'Xh, iralaa of iheOreg jB Paciflo lUllroaJ
T . aWal' Baradvar.
THCHDUr A. ( Mept gaB.laya)
iy 1
lan Yaqtuoa, l.1Ut,a
L4a Corrali,lU M A.a
A rn Albany, 11:11 a.
Un UorraJUa lr. a.
krrt.a Taquioa, I d, p. a
O. At O. tr Alaa cor.nact at Albany and
orrallla. The a 'jot a tr&lna oonnecl at
T ao ulna ub tbe Orogoa Dereiopment
3iprxy'a Up of Btoamahipa between
Xaq'nA and Han FrancUoo,
8 AM LINO DATES .
raoaT TAriA.
WUUaMtla Vatlay, Jaa UliPth; 19th; t7Ut.
raoa raAnciaoo
SnilaaMita V alloy Jaa 4lk ; !4lh 1 tSrd ; 31U.
The Coroptav tmii tbe ngat to
ibsnge aalllug dates without not Ice.
SI. B. PaaaoKra from Portland and
ATUlameUe Valley potn'j can make nlose
cxnnoctlon with ih trains oftbeYaqolna
fOUta at Albany or Corvatlla. and if dea
tnwd to Han KntuciKco ahnald arranf to
rrlve at Yaquioa tbe ereniog before rste
fsatllnjt.
aaarr awa
r.rlahl lea alway
LaweaS
la
atli-l ainriy to A R Chapman, fraltf tit and
Albanv, C. C. MvVit..
li. r. ard f Ao .
Corral.'.
STEEL PEHS
4 O Paniplo Pens. dllTnret't pattmt, to
I B.A ftf.k-j Platel Warl liwm.
SetU twat-paid JD revcipt of lu CIi.a lr.
PERRY & Cl , Lonro.:. m.
U.B.oaea, 110 jmaJwsT, vatk.
VfOTICE CF DLS80LUTION. Sotic.
ill Is harsby given that tbe partnership
Bavrstof'tre exiating txttwrwMi VV H Kor
Ad.la I), and LCKtrailon undar tbe
vm namanr Pacfflo Af spinal Company
Baa been this daydiaaolved by mu.ua I ei)ti
ayni: Fmm and sftar thia dsta L
Brsaun will collar al outstanding ao
sOjJDtsand pay all etta of aahl nna.
LhUMiat Albanr, Or, IhU )Slh day off
L V 8TRATTOI.
Uoturg Lumber.
I sell ths best lumbar is tbs csnuty; also
.dr posts, (bin. lea. laths door nd win
o w.tnoaldios, ate. Prioas from $5 f J2
r tkoaaand. Yar.1 at Iytwaon, oa th
Narrow Gangs. Sa ms before porebasiug
alaawbtr.
W W Crawford.
Adreaa.POTalL.a, O
DIVOLUTIOKNOrtCEv-Br untva
oaaanl tha baraaoSnaa .iitJt. .m
r" Zaakaa fc Hon baa tltls day dlasolvad
Crtiirahip,joiri H. Zanhss, Janlar msm
r, reHrtug. All llabt'lilsa and aasats
will ba aomad by John Zacne
Signed De 17, j0aTVJ .acibs,
Joiist BZasbbb
Conrad Ifam.
"VIU.'VKitCTfJt 0K-.
STAR BAKI5IIY
Cfuiier Broadalbin and First 8ts.,"
- DKAl.IiK IN-
a. tied rrutia,
'autatrr e.
slaaj rrnlia.
tkaceo,
!!.
,irV'iira..
iVeicf t jtrle-s,
CI gar ia,
M'4Ma,
erythlng that U kept ta c yta
4ra
at rketp
Ittd grocery ,re. HlgheH
I aid for
ftl'.KJMDSOFRODsJCS.
Albany
OiM WORKS
-Wanufrtcturnr
itAM EHCIKES CRIST AHD SAW 1
MILL MACHIHEflY l?M FRONTS
m ALL Kins CF HEAVY
m LICST WORK, IH
EQ KHO BRASS
CASTINGS.
txwtlitl. ultouifaiu
altl
o . rutirma
da or mfhltiar
PaWns Made on Short Notfet,
Best stock of 2r.d fV
toy, and tba mvnt reatr
'n b elllrg.
llk
foods tn the Va
sie prices, both
i have on band
W.mWc, STOVES, TINWARE
TR'JHXS, E32XS, PIlTJHES
.clocxs, caacxFRY,
ETC., ETC.
do.r wsntof S E Young's oV dor
L. COTTLfiS
' 2nd OCT Store.
She gtmonat.
Nlnetjr per cent of the North Dakota
legUlature It talJ to ba farmer;
The LouLlana loUcrjr people have no
refuge in Canatla. An? paper aJvertlilng
alottcrjr icheme doe have not the privi
leges ol tin Canadian mal'.t.
It appears from an lnvctlgatlon by the
Rhotte Inland State Itonrd of Ucalih that
over halt the tuppl of nil Ik In tho .late It
below the lrttal ttanilard.
Government txpendituret for the tlx
month ending Dew, 31 were, In round
number, $100,000,000, or $15,000,000
more than fur the correKndlng period In
1889. ' '
1 Li
Latt month wa the coldet December
In twenty-three j ear in Vermont, and the
not tall wa greater by ten Inclic than
tn any December tor thirty. five year In
the. G'ten Mountain etale.
It It reliably atatcd that In Ontarlo,where
they make a butlnctt of tending children
to agricultural tchoolt, more than clghty-
fiva per cent of them go back to tha iarm,
StaiUiki thow tha. 5775 mile ot new
railroad track were laid during 1890,
acalntt 509s ml'.ct In iSHa. The total
amount of railway now completed In the
United Suica U 167,17, mile.
Fur tMrty-U davt In December and
January no uthlne wa teen In London
The Uiermomcln hut been below frerxing
much ot the time ot late. Snow, tlect, ke
ar.d fog add to the OticomforU. All Ku
ope I panlnc through a winter of unutal
everltj.
The Of f a i much vexed at the prop
ped of Hill taking the United Slate Mnator
hip and thu ttepping i.l to make an open
field for Clrvelaod for the presidency. The
roal caute however, 1 in the Uct that it iahigh-
j probable that ClevelaoJ will le nominated
It ha first fear of ClcveUn J.
Following I a iclentilic description of
what happen when )ou I'cht a fire: The
photphorut on the match U raUed bj
friction to a temperature of ijo degree F.
at whl:h It Ignitca It raUc the temper
tuieoflheiulphur.it It be a tnlphur
match to 500 dejjteea, when the aulphur
begin to burn; the tulphur ralae the heat
to 8ood.-gree, when the wood take
the wo.k and produce a temperature
looadegrce at which the coat Ignite.'
rt.lClTF.t.
of
Theie U a lRnltcant contraat between
the manner ot tire senatorial election at
Olympla and Salem yenterdsy. Either
Wahlngtn I richer than Oregon In sen
atorial material or Senator SqUre should
Uke Ieon from Senator Mitchell In Ihe
art of placating opposition and winning
vote. There l economy In time, moiey
inu truuic iuf t.nuiuuiei to inv urrm
t . M ii t . 1 , rt ....
met hod. OreeouuiH.
And pray, how ba the 0rtgi:!.i ceen
placated? In yeat agore It wa the most
bitter and unrelenting foe that Mitchell
ever had. It accuaed him of being a
cducer ot woman and many other crime
and adduced what It called proof of Its
charge. No'.hli.g hat ever appeared in
It column ttnee V how that Its proof
wa not ulTicic.it. Now'agaln, we ak
how wat that paper 'placated"? I to w did
Mitchell "placate" or "win" the alienee, If
not support ot that paper. What mean
did he employ to placate so bitter a foe?
A hl.lory of this placstlon we opine would
mske highly Interesting reading.
II IMS TO llotstKKtl'F.ILS.
I
In cold weaiher it is not advisable to
wash the exposed portion of the klr.,
the face and hands, too often, nor even to
wash them In cold aterat sll. Lukewarm
wster should always be made use of, to
gether with a ml el onp, the alternative
being the chapping ol Ihe hand and face,
and even Ihe appearance of alt rheum or
eczema upon the skin. When fequent
washing cannot be avoldbd In the winter
time, the exposed portion should be rub
I
' vaceline
bed with freshly prepared cold
cream,
or glycerine.
A tea made by pouring bolting water
over sweet flagroot will relieve worm sick
net In children, and is also good fur colic.
Rubber and arctic are very useful In
cold weathcr.but thould alway be removed
while in a warm room. Rubber are iot
to be reccoinn.ended for constant wear,
becajte they interfere with proper venti
lation of the fect.
Keep splec can, bottle ot cxt.actt, etc.,
well labelled, so that mistake will not
oocur when one it hurried.
Take blood ttalns out by saturating the
spots with kerosene, then wssh out with
I!ghtly warm Water. Repeat the operation
It stain do not come easily.
Remember that dry, cool air, suit
pumpalns, and manv are lost during win
ter, because kept In a damp place.
Do not allow atbet, burnt cinder., ple-
juke, etc , in your oven ; keep It clean.
Two pairs of shoe aro desh abler for
each individual to be worn on alternate
days, since a tingle right's expo.ure to te
air I ui, nllv Imtuflfciint to tree thotc artl
cles froi.t moUture.
Flne 'ppcr wire miv !.- bought by 1he
pound and is much cheaper, a strong; and
an g-iod-looking a the; tvtUt&l wire.
For netralla, bruise lion e-isdislt and
apply as a poultice to the wrlnt.
Vhcn any one iuiw a nail or a -wire in
the flesh hold the wound over burning
sugar a roon a pOKitlblc. snd ll will pre
vent sorcnesa.
Examine nutmeg by picking thfm with
a pin ; if the oil sprcat'a it U a !gn that the
nutmeg U Rood.
4'lilltlreit Kojoy.
Ths pl';RAit fltvu', .onlloiWlic ,'Aulsnvttfi
ing effacts of Hyrup 'A Fiijr, wh- o'in pbo-I of
a laxative and i' th-i f.thr - mother bo
co!lve or hiiion t.ht nvw. grs'.ilfyi'tit reaalts
fojlowinpr it n. s 'hat it is th -t f tm
ily remedy Irnnwrt od e ttry family frhoald
hV a bottle.
Cloaks kt ont t W V Re-ul's,
Pranonarct lloprles. Vet Saved.
Vrom a lettnr written by Mr Ada E Ilnrrt
ot Groton, II. we quotes "Was taken with
a bad cold, rrhich e.ttud on .my Lungs,
eough ; and finally term? jsltwl in Ctnt
umptioii. . Four l"ctor Htr rue B Mitying
I ceuhl l.ve but a short tuna ' I pave my
self up in my Saviour, deiernuiv l if I oontd
not .ty wiib my tiieurli i n earth, I wop Id
met-t my abaett one above.' My husband
wa advised to .jet Driving' S Ditcover
ery for t,'oiiun;yti'-.n, 'Jpiijh aad Ctdil. 1
esv it.a triaL tno'i in all fiaht bottler; it
hit cared me and vhnrk 4ni Ito a well nd
hesty w .mar " "ria 1 ..t: ;e f -at Kr
thsy (c Mssou'adi-uri tfl"', legubr ei, COo
sud
Oats Straw. Lookc oats straiv for
leby F G llurkhart, one mile southeast
cd thl city.
WHY WILL YOU eo-h vt bw Hhilnh'.
Cur. will give Immediiva relief. Price 10
cent, B0 ceut sid $1. Foahny A Vlaecn,
stents.
SBIL0U-8 CATAKIill
prisiiive enrtt for Catarrh,
Canker-Mouth J cshay Si
BEMEDY a
Diplitt 41 ;a and
Ma't-n, sgectt.
i .ffllLOlPa CCUUK at J Comimp!ion
,1 Cnrt is dd by itnt-ii af,njt ?W, it sra'i
cmiu-nj-tioo. & ) A,iW.( sr-tnt.,
TELEGRAPH 10 NEWSJ
Attrr IbeChlaaatea.
Pakulbton, Jan. 33. Newt reached
here today that Chlncie li-linuAe men
and tection laborer nave been Urea from
We.ton, Athena and Adam. A number
of them were een at the Weiton depot,
waning lor me train to take them t a wall
Walla, by the pastenger on latt nlght't
pokne expre, and a number came to
t'entiieton. At Milton one Chinaman.
more "gility" than hi fellow, refuted to
leave, and wat dragged for tome distance
with a rope around hit neck. The report
a!o ermct from liilgard, an the moun
tain, that dlacharged white taction hand
there raided the rhlneie camp and com
pelled them to walk to La Orande.
Aa Eaalera need.
Woonsockrt, R, I.Jan. 23. The be
menu and flrat Boor ot many tenement
and firtt floor of many houne on the
bank ot the Hlackitone and Hill river are
Inundated today. At Uxbrldtfe, Ma..
everal perion were rencued from flood
nl building by boat. Ihe fctorl are
Idle In many place tn the Ulackttonn va
ley in convequeuce 01 the high water.
t'aa Brewlag.
Ot VMrillA, Tan 3 A itarttini? aentation
hatchinc. ltperinintto the late (enntotltl
ficht. Keprc-nentalive Melcoil' rharee that
he wa paid $500 to vote (or Calkintba an
geretl (he co I U In men, aad they are getting
reauy loipting a mine that will rock the state
horn tut rciifc ocean to the Idaho tate tine,
and do A Uritikh Columbia to the Columbia
river, 1 hey boldly awert that they will prove
that Senator !Mulre cureJ hi re-election
TPT''f'P
n ,,.a. eutcaocry .
wrawawwy.
Nitw Osukans, Ja jj The Dempe
Unetit.adveril.rdLr oni.ht, did nat come
o. Demptey je.ie.day rtqueitep that the
umy Braipary.
piojeet be .bandooed, nd hii wl.he la the
nailer were followed. Dmpey left but aiirhl
for Ua vettun. wh.r. h. will,.U .
and then leave for Oregon.
I
aatd al far.
bALtM. Ian at. Salem civ bond, in iKa
um of f jo.ooo bave juit Ixra sold to tbs
Ixndun Fie Inturance Company, dollar for
dollar. These bond were vottd lat tnring r-akins' bill In reference to county ro
hy the city to aid the two counties of r0lk and corders, was amended ao as to Include
Marion la tbe construction of a bridce acrot
tbs Willamette at Salem, nd weie by the
city turned over to the county.
A aaadtaa Avalaaeb.
i' xii EC, Jaa a3 Aa avalanche of snow
fell last night from the Plain of Abraham to
th tttcet below. Tbe titow lilted tbe street
to a depth ef twenty feet aad suuuhed In ths
irtmis of four bouse.
A Kald AUeaaal la Rah,
DoiK.w,iTi,jaa aa. There ui an at-
tempi ai train robbery at ftampa tonlgot 9n
ths Union Pacific branch line to Boisa. Much
gold buliloa comes di!y to ths ssasy office at
Iloieby,xprrM.. While th. monger stepp-
ed into the office at N.mp. tonight to mike
a trsnsfer, two men catered the expre cr
sod tccuted a Ur of gold bullion. Tltey
(led oa ducovery. but were run down by a
crowd of people aad captured. Tbey will
have a l.es.-ing tomorrow. It Is tbe first train
roblery la Idaho ia two years.
of I awplayaaaat.
ClitCACO, Taa ai. Delav in breiauina
woik on the wot Id's fair grounds sad bulking
i esating seriou appiehenakms here, as the
ciiy i fairly overrun with mea who have d.ift .
ed in here under the impression that work
wou i ihj plenty, mere sis I S.ooo or ao.ooo
t . . . , ,
t rnr- unetrtpiuyed nere BOW
i of whom ar (east
5000 are recent arrivals,
A tltlaeaa Bala,
PENM.ET0M, Jaa aa A report from Mil
ton ibst a general raid wss instituted there
lust aigut sgsmst the Chinese. The story
goet that about one hundred men went lo the
Ctiocse quarter and led tbs ccicslisls out with
ropes srounti their accks, sfierwards compctl
i S Ibem to leave town. It is conjectured tbs
rsti is the mult of hiring coolie ia place of
wn Mooters on ue railroad sections. Ills
said tbe Chinamen were roughly handled aad
two were pre'ty badly hurt. Tbe "firing
is,iy consisted tn eitcnarged white section
nau snd sympctbuing MUton citizens.
AMaataaTrwak.
SEATTLBjan. aa.-The psrtlally decom
posed body of a msn locked In a trunk
ws found totUy In the wood near Smith
cnvebyl! Ncwguard and ChiUt Hushy,
ivinwcfiin n.ncrman. i ne Hunk was
conceslcd on the summit of a loft- tlsv
bsnk, and the pot I only sccessable by
wster. The fisherman were looking tor
'dead-fall," to use for firewood, when
one them saw a blanket between a clump
of ssplirgs. Sevcrst pieces ol desd
branches held the blsnket down, and
these were taken away. A smsll trunk
wa then exposed containing the remains
o ciue to in accessed hss been secured.
rrall'e rmasasler Bests,
Seatixb, Jan. aa. A M Brookes to-
" I r.ltrlit tent hi resignation as noatma.lrr I
iihta r it v tn nr..i.tn 11...1... ...
I J . - I . . . "VII . ... ,
Brookes resigns the office, which la worth
bpuui j5oo a year, to accept the pos-
non or crissiuer oi tne notion National
Bank, squire t ill probably name his
successor, ana mere will be a big scram
uic tor it.
rt nK,ie Advice.
WAsiiiNOtos, Jan ai. It ought to beld that the ten ol the Ion louse sre
sppsrent now thst the elections bill Is
liable to fall. The republicans, under the
lesaertnip r.i uosr and Aldrlch, have
been outgeneraled and otilmanaged by
the shrewd end crafty Gorman. The
Maryland democrat has not made a
Ingle false step in hit opposition lo the
bill, and all the experienced senstors on
the republican side have, been unable to
cope with him. The sooner the repub
licans come to the conclusion that the
country I nat behind the election bill and
the ooner it is dropped the better.
A Valaable ebaraeter.
Seattle, Jan. ai. For defamation of.
character, Minnie O Drown Lroucht suit
fin the superior court yesterday aealnst
1 1.-. ..lt r. a ... . . . .
nvcii uuusicin anu rr.eyer uotttteln for
53c,ooo damage. She claims that they
ststed that she formerly kept a lodging
house on Pike street, snd that It t .
i nouseoi ill-fame, tihe say that the state
' ment ava irnmlilni.. d,,.i n....j i
' . - ,,ijuii;u iter
good name and chaiactcr $30,000 worth.
A BqalrelXal.
OlyMphia. Wash., Jan 21. The u-' ba
et upon Judge Clnrktn'.senaioiial expiration.
Senator )Ttan C Squire was re elected to
day cn the joint ballot. IIj received 5S votei,
Judf ClarUin 30. Thomas Csrroll ai and
Acting Govriuor Ltughton .
A f armer Falls.
Pknuletov, ,an at. J M Elgin, of Uma
tilla county, s mom exientive fmner, against
whom luit were brought by creditors seversi
veks ago, has made n siwignment to M J
Creen for the protection of llioie to whom he
is indebted. The inveniory of t'-e real prop,
erty hows its value to te about $26,000,
The value of the personal property it fixed at
9320. .
A Uosebarc Weddlae.
Roseiiurg, Or Jan ai'. The nuptials of
Mis Sultar.a Simmon, of this city, snd Mr
Rufut Skipton, of Corvallit, were celebrated
in tne pretenre of about 500 guests' at th
parlor of Prof J B Horner. Mr and Mr
Skipton leave on the morning lral. for Cor
vailis, their future home, followed by the best
withe of tl.eir many fiiend. The present
were numerous and handsome.
Mgailieaas.
Nashville, Jan 21 The Tennessee legis .
lature adopted a joint rhsolution deciurtng ihat
action on ihe bill to appropriate $350,000 for
4 world's Jair exedit be postponed until the
final dirpodtion of the election , hill in the
senate. .
letter fdst.
' Following is ths list of letters remaining
in tho post ofiics at Albany, Una countv.
rr.'on,Jan. 22, 1801. l'i tttl calling for
(hee ltnUer most give tie date n which
thy were advertised.
Adkina. "Wn
Kutihhtrn Peter
Cook, 4' L
Hainhrick. Annie
Lhcco, T Ii
Medley, Mr John
Allison, Ram
Baxter, G W
Fuller, A A
Jlelman, John K
Mapplo.Mrs Lzzia
Stubbleueld, J F
Wetzel, Mrs G V
K. Tntbtraj-, P. M.
I ucker, OL
Wbitmer, C'hia
"HACKMETA CK,' a lasting snd
jp-A.it perfume. Price 25 abd CO cent,
shay & iiatou, agent.
fra
Fo
A N ASAL INJECTOR free rrithesch)
nUlfl.fJJdiiloh.il C(nh Remedy. Price'
OceuU.. Foh4y Mason, spt.
BTATC LECIlLJit BI. I
Salbm, Jan .t-Meyar Railroad bill
provide that panenger fare shall not ex
ceed 4 cents per mile, but that tooo mile
ticket thall be luued for not exceeding t
cents a mile, home ot the blllt Introduced
sret fixing talarle ol county ollkeri, by
V iiiui protecting iuine men.ny naiey.
In reference to compensation for board of
prltonert; by Veatch, reducing tha tariff
on Irrlffht throuah the lock at Oregon
Cltv. Among bill palng were the ten.
tral Point charter hill, a bill requiring
will to be recorded in all counties where
tiat a tor had property, a bill protecting ea
guu, a mil cnangtiig the name ot iMien
urg to Gold Hill, and bill amending
charter of Independence, Weaiheriord
billon brtd.inir the Willamette at Albany
ty tne ahakk co wareierrea to tne
railroad committee.
8.LSM, Jn 22. Following are the
most iinporUiit bills introduced: Py
Gross, providing for better preparation
lor teatuiina : creating omce 01 attorney
general. Couiiulltee on publle buildings
reported in luvor 01 fui.uuu lor tintsiiing
state capltol. This w 11 bo a good thing
In Halem's annual building list. Tho
committee on Nicaragua canal reported
favorably. A joint memorial on Indian
war claims was reiermt to crnvmiitee on
federal relatione. 143.000 for the ex
penses ot the lrglslature, are the present
ugurea. Ihe Australian ballot bill was
road third time in bouse and w ill pass
that body.
Balkm, Jan 23. Among the bills Intro-
duced were the following : Jiy Wcallier-
0rd, to amend tho city charter - of
Albany, read twice and referred to the
rrtinmlltaa on lneorK.ralli.a ; l,v frn.r..
amenuinu v'iy cuarier 01 vorvai
WeatUyrfurd. In reference to j
gull y by dufeiidanta, Including
punishment: by Mory, making
amending city cturtcr 0! Corvailis; by
n eallierioru, in relerence to plea 01
costs In
salary ot
c',1or 01 WuUnomaU county IKXX j by
Armstrong, liccnaing auctloneeni M by
COUntlCS, DY ItVCU, BllOWIIIg POUlllV
commissionlere 3 a day; by Miller,
MBawllt.t I.tB nt KawllaBaada, f l..L AA aa 4 Aa.,n
CUy . McGall. providing tor five dia-
trtcls lor agricultural la Irs. The itidlci
ary committee reported unfavorably on
bill to lncrase salaries ot district judges.
iwnton rounty. ihe Portland litill Itun
'1C "l passed tliO house.
KE41 Mf ATM BALM
J L Cowan to Geo Howell, lot 6 II
ieinm a
123
123
80
ISO
Anna L lloult W K Metulenball,24
acres nar tiarriittiurir
Anna L lloult to Morgan IIoull,
lot 2 bltt Harrisbum
John U Katon to Geo Howell, 2
p.,,,1 i" "m! "UTv
1 1 L failTi's ill A
J Vi".i
Iota K's add to Leltanon
lora Lewis.
Altianv.
225
1350
Wait Mead to 8 Klis Htarbuck,
iVixlll foet bl 60. Albany
B Powell to J I) Alkire, It acres
11 WJ
A Hackleman to Frank Alien, I
DO
325
200
lot bt 14 lfe 2nd add...
J R Kirk put rick toTJ Hendricaon
z lota M add Iuanon
Martha J Alford to Perlina I liar-
desty. 70.40 arres. 14 W 4.. . .
1
1
John A Carey to J 8 Morris 48x100
feet Held ,
J C I taker to T J Jones, 2 acre
near Crawfordsville
350
150
2000
B Butenshaw to F.va A Rutherford,
ttt-HHJ acres. Lebanon. ........
David Muthollen to Catherine Mul-
bollcn, 2r7-I0 acres. 12 w 4. ..
Mary A Garrfton to w C Twee-
date, tola s, 3 and a, ll 2o, Al
bany,..,. ....
100
150
Witt U'nwh to A 8 Bonimer, pier
of land, Uaarlsburg
Patents, U. 8. to Henry T Nave,
15-64 acres, II e t to E Matter,
100 arres, it w 3, 1 hated May
i, imj.
I F L Harris and ore to J L Laniar
and U M Lamar.R0 acres, 13 w 4 1 3000
EN Tandy toJ FMrCartney, lot
luandll. t)I4. .McCuliv s A.
Harrisbursr 300
J A Millard to Isabel Gray, bt 4.
W 11, Southern A, Albany.... 123
8 P Brock to 8 K Young, 33 acres,
laws r coo
A C Hausman to Lucy Mackey,!ot
1, 2, id s. it'a 2nd A to orth
Brownsville 00
Lebanon cemetery to Flora Fink,
'lot
AlonxoAnifi to J N Galbraith,
M.C3 acres. 14 E 1
E H union toGeom Buhl.lota 1,2,
bl 0. C's A to lebanon.
John IV.yce to II A Thomas and U
w watt, 100 acres OKI
Total for year
Has) Hew aaat 11 aaaa.
Since the presence of the hop louse
(Phoroden humull) In Oregon hss been
iportc,d, csreful exsnilnatlon of affected
van have been made and the result ap
parently corroborate me results of obser.
vstlons made In Em ope and America con
lemporaneousty bv the department at
U?..l.lnnn T1.' . li .
aid in tneautumon plums and prunes-
more particularly the former,"
This I now borne out by personal ob
servation. In Ihl State, thousand ol egg
having been found on seedling thicket, of
plums nesr an infested hop yard, while
cultivated prunes in the vicinity werj not
affected.
It Is for the purpose ot gathering statis
tics upon this matter, that Is, ths vs. Ictlcs
ol plums preferied, and situation ol plums
whit regard lo hop ysrdu, that this circu
lar Is Issued, In order to record such facts
In bulletin report, to be shortly tstued,
treating of remedies, etc.
It Is hoped and expected that every
progressiva bop grower will Interest him
self In an- eriiig the following questions.
The greii est accuracy in the replies la
necessart :
I. 'lejour hops been affected the
past ear by hop lice? If so, lo what ex .
tent finar daily, have vnu suffered?
2. Ar.- there cultivated plurhs or prunes
near tour nop? What varietici?
3. "Arc there anv wild ntuir.a, or plum
eedhg near your hop fistd?. What!
their tvrrcct name?
4 What is the exact distance of tlie.o
eedling (mentioned lo No. 3) from your
hops? ,
Cuttings are dcrired from cultivated
plums and plu-.-is and prune near hup. ,
and frt'tn ceedling mentioned In 3 and 4.
Send new wood.
Ii. everv case give accurately name of
fruit and Its distance from hop yard;
whether a tew yard, rods, ml!e, two
miles or more.
.. Poa'.sge on such package Is one cent
for each ounce.
A n early reply I desired, and sll replies
should be In by Feb. 25th. 1891.
Address. F. L. Washburn,
Entomologist Experiment .Station,
, CorvulIU, Oregon.
CATAKUU CURED, health and sweet
breath securod.by Shiloh' Catarrh Remedy,
l'rio CO cenU. Nasal Iojovtor frca. Fo
sbsy ii Mssou, agent.
asawasBwaaaaaswSSMBasassawBwaaaa
Whereto Get Them. When wanting
vi orgsn or plana call on G L Blackman
hfe you can elect from a first class
ttoo.
MAKBIEI).
SMITH-ARTHURS. On Sunday, Jart
18th, 1801, at the residence of the bride 'h
parents, about eight mileH east of town,
Mr Jaa Smith and Miss lone Artiiurs,
Rev Yost officiating. ,
WORTH YOUNG Jan. 91 1891, In
Haltev, at the residence of the groom, by
Rev. M. M. Martin, Mr Wallace Worth
and Mr Sarah Young both of Haltey.
SIEGMUND-BARZEE. At the home
r VTs Iraaalr T n snita sanon tvii.Aa Mtwrl. r $
us T4i viai sv XJn 1 Atjxj dvtcu 4iiic;a uvi til vt
Jefferson, Wednesuay, Jan 2i, 1891, Wil
liam M Siogmund, of Scio, the well
known miner, and Lucy L Barzee, of
Marion county, Rev W T VanScoy offici
ating. BORN.
WHITNEY. On Jan 23rd, 1801, in
Albany, to tho wife of Judge J J Whit-
ney, a son.
FHIELDS.0n Thursday, Jan. 22nd,
at Millers, to tbe wife of. James
t- - - -
700
223
2000
..$12,003
inarm. - ; : -
If the Auttrallin system ot voting
proves a sticce!ul a the Australian
ytem of fighting si demonstrated by
Bob Klix.lmmon. It will be a great thlns-
for ths ballot box.
Noah advertUed tha flood He lived
through it and the fellows who laughed at
him were drowned. Ever tines then the
adverser hat been trettlmf alonir and
those who don't advcr'.Ue have been get
ting ieii.
aaaaaxaBBx
Many New Year rciotutlons have al
ready been broken. One U a Democrat
man's rcnolutloiii not to red anv more ol
lilii Nye s ktereotyped articles In the Ex
aminer and World ha been faithfully
kept even to this dai ,
Wallowa county's tax for IhU year will
be $18,135.45. US' taxable property Is
$715,418. and the rate t$ mills, or two and
one-half cent on the dollar. Fifteen
mills, or three-fifth of anv man' tax can
be paid tn county orders, at any time bc
fote April firtt. Thrre are people.though,
In Linn county who kick at our much
inaller rate.
Pendleton people may be prepared to
unucren an tne Horror ot an ice famine
next aummer. Owlnu to the mild winter.
the Umatilla river ha not furnUhed it
uual hrvet, and In me we have no
cold weather no Ice wilt be put up by
either of the Pendleton tee firm.. K, O.
There will be no such trouble in Allnny
where two Ice factories will oncrate next
summer. m
A yeai or two agj a sensational report
wa circulated about finding two Infant
bodiet in the reservoir at the Dalle. It
proved a ranard. Here la another: 'A
sensation wat created at EHeniburp; Wed
nesday afternoon by the reported finding
ot tne ikmjic i two iniantt In the city
water reservoir by the Ice cutters. Msny
fsmlllce have ccasrd using ihe water and
will await development. How the bodies
csme there I a mystery. The case will
be Investigated.
The total vote ol the Methodist laitv on
the question of admitting women to the
general conference lis leeched nearly
400,000, tliree-lillh being in the alTtrma-
tive. me ministry nave yet to express
their opinion. Three-fourths ol them
must lavor the Innovation and two-thirds
of the next general conference must con
cur lo bring it about. It Is thought that
the result will be the admission of the wo.
men a drlegtte. In Oregon the vote
wa linot unanimous In their favor.
There are 1S4 town In the state ol
Maine tha report no abandoned farmland
313 which have one or more apiece. The
total number of such farm I klven as
3310, or an averap.e of about CM per town
The average number per town is largest
in Oxford and Franklin counties, here It
Is fifteen and fourteee respectively, and
smallest In Aroostook and Hancock, In
each of which It is two The average In
Androscoggin 1 eight, The total acreage
ef thete farm I iti,(it,or 67 7-10 acre
per fdrm, and they are valued fur taxation
si $i,t6S.?6o, an s'versceof $4 n pet acre.
The largest acreage I in Oxford county,
41,410, Somerset coming next wl'.h 31,149,
Androscoggin's proportion being 6033.
James Blaine, jr., son tf Jamea G
P.laiite. got gloriously drunk, took bis
shoes ot at a ball in Baltimore, tickled a
young lady on her shoulders, and was
Cut out 01 the ball room. Mich is tilgu
fe.
Wo boo by the papers that tho state
agricultural college is making an effort
to get another appropriation from the
statu during this session ot the legisla
ture. We wonder w hen this senseless
begging Isgoinsf to cease. Monroe cor
respondent of Pilot.
Probably the oldest' house if the
United tatca is a decaying stone dwell
ing that stands in Guilford, Conn. It
was built in 1610 and is sti i ocrumetL
Ia colonial times it did duty occasionally
as a fort and was a place of refuge for
settlers w hen King Philip w as on the war
pain.
A prominent Hun Francisco attorney
has confessed that ho has made paupers
01 two widows anu tnctr lamiiics by eta-
beullng estate funds amounting to up
wards of $150,000. Hanging would serve
mm right.
The Dkmocbat Is Informed that a reti
tion ia being circulated in Albany against
tne new city charter jermitting ihe
bonding of tlie city so that a-bridge and
sewers can bo built. In view of the fact
that the jfoplo of Albany have already
spoken in vtry emphatic ternn on the
subject this is ridiculous. We are glad
to know only a few are signing it, and
most of tlfin tnuat be ashamed ot it.
Here's the way a bridge In AlUny
would also I nised: "Mrs Jane Pent
land, ofilalsey, who is laid up with a
sprained knee at Dave Matheny's reai
cence across the bridge, undertook to
keep track of the amount of travel over
the new viaduct a day or two ago. She
enumerated fifty-four farm wagons, seventy-six
carriages, thirty horsemen and
two hundred and niue pedestrians be
tween eiv'tit in the morning and six in
the evening.
If you w inli to see a mad man just go
over to T P Lee'a warehouse, where he
has about eight men busy repacking ap
ples. The trouble is lie bought from
several parties without examining every
box. V lien be came to examine them
to ship he found over eighty boxes of
worm eaten and shriveled apples that
would not make first-class hog feed. This
la on) .thing our fttiit growers should
consider of that it is to their interest to
eo that th&ir apples are packed proper
ly. Grants Pass Courier.
Up in Washington them tiro 68,104
mortgages tiled, indicating that it has
taken lots ot litem to boom the country.
Here is thu wav they nro divided t
Adams, 105; Asotin,4S0j Chehalis,l,S,VJ;
uhillam, 2i!5; Clark, 2,010; Columbia,
2,04'1; Cowlitx, 520; DourIiiss, 258;
Franklin, 20; Gnrfield.2.104 ; Ltlitnd.lSH);
Jeirerson, 875; Kinir, 8,t51 : Kitsno, 819;
Kittitas, 1,000; Klickitat, 75'.); Lewis,
1,403; Lincoln, l,4ao; Masnn,152; Oka
nogan, 23; IVific, 350; Pierce, 7,7 17 j
San Juan, 307; Skagit, 1,250: Skamnnia,
74; Snohomish, 1,430; Spokane, 7.017;
Stevens. 234; Thurston, 1,165; Wahkia-knni.l'j-i;
Walla Walla,3,5i)l ; Whatcom,
1,720; Whitinnn, 0,259; Yakima, 703. .
Holmes BuerNSs Collkgr, of Tortland
Or., will open SepL 1st. J A Wesco, tho
leading penman of the eoast, has become
a partner in this school and will make it
tho leading business college. Send fora
catalogue.
, I. diiig Photographers A any Oregon.
Wa have bought all thenegativt a made by
L W Clark and W H Greeftvtood up to Nov
15th, 1880. I)oplicata cn be had from
hem only of aa at reduced iato. VVe hays
also about 18,000 ncKttivea mads by our
selves, from which duplicates can be had st
tike lates. We carry tho only full line of
viewt (if this state and do enlarged work st
lowoit rites for first class work. We shall be
pleated to aee yon at onr Studio in Fromaa's
block, next door to Masonio Temple.
For hay, oats, atraw or chop sail on Mor
m&Blonnt, earner of Bker acd Firal
afreet. Deliver to any pxrt of e city
without extra oott.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and -iver Complaint
yoa have a print, guarantee on .very bottle
of Shiloh' Vitaliser. ' it never failato cure,
Foafcay Si Mason, agents.
ExcMentrnt
hifch.iii Albany tt Foiyg& Ma
son's drug atora cut System Buiidfir, a
VBrylxK!y ie using it forCatfurh of the
Stomftch, Dynrepaia, Conatipatioo and Im
rjnre i iaod. Try is md tell your friends
about tt as it tmt " J
none abd abboao
THCKSDAT.
Ptt IWkley, of Oakland. Cal,. a pan
eer on th Lsks Ithi.h train, bas su.d ths
P Uompsey for 838,000 damages.
Bsytoo t'oopis ar anlng to bond thrir
town for $75,000 to b od ia putting la
water work. Pendleton pat ii a good sys
tem for $30,000 E. O.
Ths ennoeit last svenipg by ths Ilild-
Park eomptny, wa a irreat musiuxl treat.
Tbe company is composed of muiian of
rarsgenin. J h program wa greatly sp
prsmatad by ths sadiane.
lion J W Brasflsld I w.trkinj on tli
talmidy for ths Yaqulns Soal Rook k Alea
llaiiwsyCOi and ws har ho is meeting
with su'endid noo" st AU.a by, ths end
of th route which h eummones;!. Kopub-
liean.
A Farmers Atlisne hst Wa omsiiir.ud it
Boob Hid in this county. Tiia lHfr sr ;
John Wilson, President; II t'ow.ll, Vic.
Prwldent; C U t.n, Heon-Ury; A P
Blackburn, Troaturer; M T liarroo.li..
dxirkeep.r, ' ' f
Th. nietnhers of the Wild West troop, ia
Albtuy during tbe holidtyt, w.i ia Alitsny
yerterdiy on choir wsy to Cslttorttis,hy way
of Ysqnins Bay. Tb. prvprietvr proo juiio.d
Albany tb b.t sin t.twn tt-i ha'l wen in
on bis trip through ths vaI'o.
Tbs foiluwing United i't-.tfl Sfnator
w.ro clouted )asierdVi Br 0Hli)Kur,NtfW
Hampshire, (fep)i U II Piatt, Cuoiiroilcut,
rrplj Teller, Colorsd", (r')l I amiron.
t...ulu...!. I tf l I
(dent), Vast, Missouri, ( lm)j Jojs.. A' ksi.-
SM, t'lem;; tijv Hill, New fork, (dm )
Th ehamoit n skatott. Frank Dolmont. of
lymdon, nd J. Hooadeo. of itEt;p. meed
for a $5t 0 take at the Olympian rink, Sen
rrar.oisco, a dtstaoen t,f two mile. V
mont won in 6:13. The f.rat mile wa ma ts
in 3:01, betting the wt.rld' raeord of 3:03J
Tit-roa -Tat, The County Court
room has been full of people tl.l after
noon, listening to the evidence in the case
of the State agiin.t Rev if I Bittner.et al,
which will probably be continued during
to-morrow, tt seems to be a case of tit
for-tat." When one check ws struck
the other wa not turned; but the com
pliment wst returned. As the pub'le ha
gotten about all the fact it it good to
present the Democrat will not attempt to
give the evidence In full. In fact
would be better tor the church gencrslly
tt cuch thing did not occur, or if occur
ring were given ss little notoriety s
msny other thing. One fact, though,
explains the present trouble. The Albany
church refused to allow the anil-How man
.presiding Elder, Rev Bowcrsox, lo Itold
services In the church; hence the Sweet
Home church, held by the opposing fac
tion, refused to allow the presiding Elder
ol the Bowman faction l.i the church.
This the witnesses for the prosecution
testified to. Each aide, though. I no
doubt backed up by higher authority than
that received from Oregon.
R1DAY.
64 c-r.t. i paid for drsrd p irk. 2t to 3
eaats for hctt va foot, 10 eenU for lara.sad
$3 to $4 fur muttoa sheep.
Th Willamotta at this city is only 1 foot
9 inches above low wster m.rlt. uo low tor
boat to ran with aatr. Qnig a coctra.t t
a year ago.
Tbs csta-al cat wstistbat wars fftv-
lac aev.iai mootlauo alt over. nt to bav
all eoltapssd. st least coining it heard of
them bow. bt'lh'rntUr.
Ilaiins't llstaa. tbs oldest resident on ths
Pa) lallup reaarrstiun, died VMterday at th
repaud.age of 102 yaars. Kha was knosa
by all 'r.a residents oa tb. mservatuHi, and
ws rdatad to a majority of them.
A Dito from Srtio says ayery man in ths
Forks but four signed a patttioo for a new
outtty of Santiara . This probably is so ex -aggsratioa.
Tb patitioa will b. Ukra to
Kalrm so ai to be ther. on next Moods.
It is safe to say it will do an good.
Mr Shanan. Gon-er, whoa leg ws broken
ia tb LakeLsbiah wrack ever two months
sgo. is not getting along and is t.ot a bio to
wlk. tbongh he gta arjttod tb. Uon.s en
era tclioa. Tbs boaea f bl ! do not knit
wall from kom eauas. Oretrattiaa;
The Stata Tnporto AIHanc. ia session
t Sl ji alMtod the f-liiainr oltietr yes
terday! President, B.v 8 P Wtlarw, of Sa
lem; ke presidaU, W T ltigdmt,.SAlam; J
G Booth, ltoebar; Ie.he Butle. Th.
Dalles, snd John Luce., of Grant cocuty.
Tb Victor ia the name of a journal jast
iatnedbytbs V MCA of Albanr, 11 W
Young, Seoretat v It onntaint 13 p.
It U to issued monthly for 50 o!.s a ear,
sad deserve, a liberal patronaee, lbs
printing U dou.i by Paisley ft Smdoy in
goodatyis.
Tb failure of J M Elgin, at Pendktoo,
b 14 to tne'lsjMinmaQt of David I'.rowo,
whoa, pioperty wts attached bv reasoa tf
hi bting 1. of th. turetic.ua Elgon'a aotaa.
A forex-loaur would be ditattroo. aud in
rdrr to protect himteif td bi.i crditor,Mr
Brown ha mad. an s-.igamant t- M J
Gratm. who is a' lb. t .iriee for Mr El
gin. Brown's ssselta wt.t reach $U,000,nd
hi liahtlitie, including lb. aicurity debt.
f3j,000. That eity is certainly gett.n iti
sbar of heavy tailor,..
Still Lvcreasiko. The interest at the
M K Church is increasing from night to
night. Kvangelist Connolly with his
unique illustrations strikes tho truth
home. Thirteen came forward to the
altar last night, and some were mado to
rejoice that their sins were forgiven
Large congregations and the best of or
der lias prevailed. To-night services at
the usual hour, but no services to-mor
row. Everybody welcome.
ReligioL's.-Special stirvlce have been
conducted at the United Presbyterian
church thl week by Rev W W Locan ot
Portland, lie preached a very effective
sermon last night from Jno. tt 33, "The
matter hat come and calleth fur thee."
He will preach again this evening and
probably remain over Sabbath. Theie Is
lo be a meeting ot the session thl even
lng for the reception of member. Prsy er
meeting! a-e Held at 3 p. m. and service!
wilt beheld Saturday and Sabbaths usual.
Held. The examination ot the Sweet
Home men lor riot, In breaking Into the
Evangelical Church there, was completed
this morning. I K Wyatt representing
the state and Judge Whitney tha defence.
Justice Humphrey after hearinu tlt evi
dence and remarks of the sttornies ordered
the defendants held to uivait ths action of
the grand jury,' Rev H I Btitner tinder
$500, and Rev McElroy, Geo. Slaven,
Rudolph Spring, Samuel Xothinger, sr.,
and Samtit-I Nothlnger, jr, each under
$100 bonds, nil of which will be fin nislu-d.
SArtTRDAY.
Hoy your grcwer'nt ot Parke,' Ji.-tiV,
R.r kraut at C E Brofce'j,
1 Uuliu St I)4w.in, drupgiats.
Fiae gioortea at tijnn & HndrxaauV i
Bargain iu library lampi at C K IWw
aall's. . ''
A bargait joun'nr of ehiidroo ana nu
lioos kt .Seal I. - ...
Genuine Iowa sorghum c.u draught at C
IS Brownell b
Delicious crange cidor ou tap .t C E
Brownell'.
Call at Ilulm DAf.on's New Drug St.i.e
for frosh drug. -
Cell and got a ptir of bUokcttlhat Saarlt
it selling fot lots than coat
Tablets, pencils and spongsj. at llalin &
Dawson's, French's corner.
Smoke ths celebrated llavAoi fillo l 5 oeut
cigar at Juliii Joseph'.
Donotiail to got a pair of children or
mitse hoea from Soar!.' bargain eounfrr.
Bargain in choice grooirie can always
be eoured of Allen Bros,, Flina Block,
R 0 Warner, the fnrnitura dralor of
firowusville, ha made an ataigam.Dt.
A large atock of wall paper, with lato de
lignt, at Fortmiller x Irving'? ,juet received.
Frank Campbell and - Bob Shahan have
completed their contract on the brewery
and it ia now ready for ths machinery.
. Keep it ia your mind that Allen Bros pro
pose keeping the kind of groceries the public
demands. Their stock is a line one.
Don't fail to toe onr men' and br.ys'
clothing before purchasing elsewhere. We
tell the best clothing for,the least money of
any house in the vity,'. Look and be con
vinced. ' G W Simpson.
Geo W Davis, of Shedd, is a eaisdidate for
secretary o th. school bo.rd of land om
missioners, and a petition being circulat
ed in bit behalf. . . -
Vheeast side of the Ortgon Lsnd Co'
office u being fitted np for tbe Miesea Ba'l.
who will moye heir milliDery tora into the I
same in fuw days.
Yesterday afternoon Johnny Mil.brd and
Jimmy Elkfcts were riding horse in tho
B'.kins sddition, when both fell f it ti-lt-
The Independence Ac Monmouth Railway
company havs filed supplementary article
of incorporation with the secretary of ntale,
tie., iuureteing their cipitsl stock to $100,
000, and also the privilege tf cjitondinj ths
nad to JTail Uliy and Ssicm.
Lt evening the Kitia Daughter, of
the ME Church, preaontod th. traitee of
th. church witha tn.ntful .id ver com inn Dion
ant of ix t'ircer. The t ws purchased
through 11 Htr, the jowelor. and was
beaUM.'ulty engraved '-KiDgi l)jU;lit;ra,
January, 1801."
The Legislature ndiourned la.t evening.
and the Littn county member have been
going home to aperd Sunday with their
coLstltuency,
Ihe Albany charter bill was read
twice, referred lo the propcr'commltlce.
snd returned to the senate, n-aly for ,1
third reading and passage on Monday. I
will immediately be putltcd throuu 11, a
House,
A Good Cjt-'irv Now, According to
alj reports received, some of which are
exaggerated, the effort to divide Linn
county is assuming a serious aspect. One
man says S2010U will le Used to lobby
the bill through the legislature, the ef
fort tor whieli will be made next wees.
The reports about enormous minis bring
demanded by Allny for bridges and a
new court house, to cost Boimsthing ler
thnu a million, of course, ore all "fool-
Islmess. J,lim is now one of the banner
counties of Oregon, and should remain
so, 111 tolo. ivven the htaylon him is olF
the track. Here it ia: "A report reached
us Vediiepay that ?everl tietitlons
were being circulated .through Linn Co,
asking tho legislature for a division of
that county in eutii a manner as that
rkio w ill be the county cspitol of the
Dewly formed county. It sec-ma Uiat
Albany wants a $15(J,ii)C court house antl
the people do not witsh to pay great a
price, and this, together with tho dis
tance from soino parts to the county seat
and the aitpiring ambitions of Scioand
her real estate and io!it'ic&l men, in the
real foundation of the movement." It
may bo stated positively that Albany
wants no new court house, and only a
limited sum for a bridge. As we pay a
big chuuk of the taxes, am't we entitled
to somc'hing.
fo-Morrow. At tho Christian ehureh
Sunday school, 10 a m, and prt-achiug at
II a 111 and 7:.Wiiii. Morning theme
for tbe pulpit. "The New and the Old."
hvening theme, " .Money, its value ana
Limitations." YPSCE. C-.30 t m
Ail are bivitcd to atiend. Strangers are
welcome.
Preaching services at the Presbyterian
church at ll a 111 and 7 :: r in. Subji-ct
of the morning sermon, "Christian Pro
gress How Made.' The topic of the
evening sermon will lie, "The Right
Recognition of Privileges " Sabbath
school at 12 :15 p in. Y P S C E nt 6 :45
p in. All til Lj inada wt'eome t there
services.
Revival services will he commenced at
the Congregational church next Sunday,
conducted by ltev Geo G Hall and Prof
Shorey, and continued during the week.
The public is invited to be present.
Meetings will be continued at the
United Presbyterian church during next
week. The paetor will preach this even
ing on the "Difficulties of a Christian
Life." To-morrow at the morning ser
vice members w ill I received into the
church by profession of their faith and
tliine not already lpt:zed will receive
that sacrament. Rev W W Loj;an will
preach morning and evening. Sabbath
sfltixjl at 2:20 p m. prayermeetins: at 4
p 111 and Chikiiau Endeavor st 0 :30 p in.
The ti" ftrrlfi'B will be held at the
MK church. Sabbath school will meet
at 2 :3d p m and adjourn, on necount of
the services there at 3 p m. .Epworth
league at C :30 p iu. Kvangetist Connolly
will still have c!iare'e of the m;ctings
next week.
tbe nt tr.oiTTsrrt
If tho awnings w ith their obstructing
posts were torn down and the sidewalks
of Albany were relieved of a large
amount of boxes, produce, etc.tlie streets
would at least present the appearanco ol !
being twenty-uve per cent w iticr. i he
attention of the Conncil is called to the
important matter. Let us be a city.
jaa sat
Some times it takes years to build up
a corporation. A case in view is that of
the O. F. Building Association, block
in the same that cost 25 a share twelve
or thirteen years ago ia now worth per
haps (50 and is paying a handsome divi
dend. The building has always been a
credit to the city, aud those a-ho agisted
in building it deserve their present re
ward. Chns Nieke'l, editor of the Jackson
ville Times, was lined $25 and cost? at
Portland yesterday, for publishing the
LouiKiana lotterly advertisement. He
said it was dead matter and left in by
error of foreman. As Charley has been
running the ad. for eight or ten vears it
must have ben dead enough by the
time ot the clicne to hava begun to
smell.
'Tf lands" Unsalable lets.
Warranted all wool Fheep.
A great falling otf NUijrar.
"tine of the fineet" A needle.
Children's letters The alphabet,
A red-hot policy Fire insurance.
"Half seas over" Tho third day odL
A Southern staggerer The Virginia
reel.
A moneyed institution The slot ma
chine. Not a well matched team Yale and
Princetjn.
An upright announcement "Standing
room onlv. '
Tho Man Altout Town believes in per
severeuce. It accomplishes wonders,
and even makes news agents on railroad
trains out of Itoolblacks, ft wonderful
transformation. A case to tho point is
the following mentioned by the Ashland
Record : Charley Ineleurotk.whostruck
Ashland as a bootblack kid about six
years ago, and who will be remembered
as falling out of one of ( ) Coolidge's cherry
trees and breaking li:3 Ictf, ia tha same
accommodating youug mat; w ho runs on
the Portland Ashland. r.ui. as news
agent, lie has cha:i;,'ed 'wonderfully
since then. ...
THK -liOLULM E.I1K tSIEAlK, '
lias a lariro and complete line of
goods, dolls, doll bujrgii'S, boys wagons',
vc octpodea and many other goods which
t'ol to lustre up a roniph to niortmeiit,
hc-Kidcfl a complete lixic of lamps of
every dt-Kcriptioii. China croekery, fancy
decorated wure, ' gUssware, bird cages,
plush goods, si;t h tin albums, toilet sets,
autojiraph books, scrap looks, children's
ABC picture books, and all goods that
are carried iu n Ba.uaT store, including
Roger Bros. 1S47 silverware. We wish
to call the attention of the public in par
ticular to the Golden Rule prize baking
powder and tea, put up expressly for
this t-ade, which gives tho best of satis
faction, as ia attested by the hundreds
who have used both the tea and baking
powder ever since introduced by the
Golden Rulo . Bazaar. Each package of
tea and can of backing powder draws a
prize in the shape of a tine piece of glass
ware. Be sure to call, when in Albany,
at the Golden Rulo Bazaar, as you will
be sure to And. what you wa-nt, and will
be shown over the store and be treated
kindly by my clerk, Mr. Miller. My
goods are all marked in plain figures so
as not to deceive anyone, and I have but
one price to all.
Jl'biUS GcAD'vVOIII .
IOO F. Albany Lodge No 4 holds it
regular meeting Wednesday evening of
each week. Visiting brother ave cordially
nvitedto attend.
rreacli Tansy Warcrs.
wafers are a sure and si'e i till,
klndsof female troubles atov'!'
all obstructions to the momi lv
no matter what the r use. '(1,1
1 -what every woman" need , m
The
for a
remoi
periofl
are ji
can be ied with safety. For sale t tit
Livingstone Chemical CoM also iron v
sole agent, J A Gumming, druggist, Bi-. rs
bergbi)ckt A ibany, Oregon. r.
For Is me back, or id8 chest, o?e ?fci!oh s
Porcus Platter. Piieo, i'5 cett?.
Tha best ri
M.:yr r'is.
laid o fl'.e in th? city at Cm tad I
TEnrrBAfctK C0LIM.1.
EJltsd by Albmy W, C.T, tf
Dr Betroth, the great Vienna turgeon,
tai: "The colossal increaae ol nerv.
ami mind disease in our day I undoubt
edly the result, to a great extent, o! the
tobacco and alcohol habit, and the strain-
lng of the ncrvou tyatem caused by thete
poisons, VJ '
MriLcavltt formed tire find WCTU
In Italv. nt Naples, Nov aS.with five mem
bett, all English. Four more were added
bd re the left town, with still then In
prospect.
Kther-drkking hat become so prevalent
In Ireland that the Lord Lieutenant ha
..'heduled ether a poison, to be sold only
by qualifiif J chemists. The habit started
In Draperttown, snd claim 78,85s (lave.
The chairman ol the Liquor Law
Cotnmhst.m of South Africa reports pro
hibiting Iltpior law In the Orange Free
State, Natal and Bechuana!and. It I
.i!?d on good authority that the text
oflklal bulieilri of the Congo Free State
will contain a decree prohibiting the Im
portation or tale of !lliiled liquor in the
whole Congo Territory. The - native
altnatl unanimously as for prohibition,
Ther hitve the idea; . one of them ray:
"The s'ltht of the canteen tncreate the
deire f r driok in the tame way that the
tit-lit i a prttiy Umiet In a tnow-cate
ofictt iitduci lad!..- to biiv what tttey
o!Snrtie would be contented" HMtout,"
F, M. French k-r ratir-nd tiw.a
i.:7 cru-am atieew ju.t ivoi'vwd st (,'ot.iaj
ftleycrt
t.,!... .
Frrh JJew E.nl.nd nikce net, en aa'..
st C E BriAi; b'.
Htt, jfse'.hs ar.1 U.ys chtthing tt'i
fund-hing piMMlt at WSiupt,'s.
llsveytitt tw-ti tl, pSrWaui's that T
I'ritik baa jast tt-ceivedt They are nice.
Ornul redattifn io men's farothttg good
for the iic t 30 dy tat W V Rd .
J W tteblley, beat boot and b' maker io
city, tl,r dewtra north of DHOCKAT office.
Tor bf.rirair. in monnnituta, heM-ies
ttc. go t Egan & Aehiscn. At laoy, Oregon
Yoa .sbmtld ci'liad sea thos Coe U5rry
lstiips at C E Urowoell'sbsf-tre biying else
where. Tickets for ALL estra tKM'nts, ovot
ANY rmte. for erle by VV. l Jettcr, at
8. P. tii ketoGue.
For frei? t2its of ail kind, g to Juds.o
k SUt jrt, ip j"ite S':hm-r' hverysttbla
Order taken and prompt delivery.
For cold niht boy ThoKxy woolen mill
hlsnketa, cheaf-eat 1a town. Ferrate byO
W Siinpvn, affct. Aibtr.y, Urrgc't. aj
A fins clit'dsy of childicij scbotd rboesoa
cn.to table t K r. BrowDtl. a ate gmog rapid
ly at I:stti3ti brtcffc Ca l and eeltct a
p.-ir ttforo tbty ar. all gone.
Keprpay.
Thi ia what yon ongnt to bsve, n fact
yoo d nat bave it, to enjoy life. Thousands
are aeircbing f .t it daily, and nr.onrntng be
ta ate they fled it not. Tboataads upon
thrusnadt of r,u!'.ars are spent acuoa'dy by
our p opl in the hop. Itat they may attaia
thtsbxin. Aad v t it may be had by all.
W ri:rnU: tbat Electric Bitter, if eted
acvoi(!i;g d.rfctii.us and the cse persisted
in, w brin? joa (:ood dieati,m an1 oast
tb. dc-mtn Dyi-cpU and icsUU instead
Eeprty- Y:s recMnmexd Eiectiic Bitter
for j,.pi i -; red all (tiseasea ot Liver,
Stumach aid kldr.ey.. Said at 50a sod $1
pw I btlie by 1 oshay & Mason. Crvfjuu.
A sa-e cara for the whisky ixbit: Dr '
Liv;ri;4fi.' Artido:. for .tdoi teoera will .
cure si'T ane t f tla liquor osbil in from tea
to ttV-y da?s, from th. oderale driuker to
tbe oiiit.kard. The Antidote e a he given
in t copcf CruTr. without thakt-ow.edg.cf
the 11 son taking iu The Antidote will act
injur. tb hcaltn ia any way. M.-.nQfactared
I y tbe Liv:n?stoo Chemical Co , Pcrtlaod,
Oregon c r from J A CommuiR, o'.e age ,
AlbDy.J ;'
W. P. Bead ke. tbs beat arsortaient of
fasicy g-la intnan.
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..th -. ha i:H--;J-,tl tu:d results wlei.
:vr'.j? t.-f i ; taken ; it is itler.ssni
viffi v.ic to the ttu-te pml ae!$
.er.UyTot jyonsptiy on th Ki.l i;ev3,
fjivtr .;iid B'-tit! :
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-tst"3l nti.m. Firi!T of PJir? is the
r-:i;V r.r:-wv cr tisd ever r.ro-
, j.Ieasing to t;ia uata anil ao
"e io tlw 1 stomach, prompt ia
'-l and truly beneficial in its
, its i'-Liny excellent qaalitics
o i l l 'i U all. Ii h for sale in
ui St Lotties bt all leading
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r.-: u-r.r!ir:'rj er;t.VBY THS
no SYRUP CO.
r.ti.
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iy mm
ts susceti!u!ly trarsled witV
U eutgosd health. Toraack wealth ereny
t covsitMl josltlea In li.'t rsqu.'rs tos ftttl
putSMsitm ana eptratioa ef all ths fee
.i u'.lltt Mrs nature Its stulowej us with,
g These corJItion cannot txlA unless Lhs
r phjsical kslnj Is In perfect werklna
ordr, aa fltl U !ir.F0S;bl when t.
lisr and sp.'csR ar torpid, thacsbstrtieb
lng ths sicmtlons, causing lndS6St!o
and c'ps?.', alia ell of thai? eeeocs.
xia.)ing n irrcrs.
tn. HENLEY'S
exert i i I8e laausscs over ths lirar,
exdlas it health r sctioa. Mi.. .
chroalo ergeiuls, snd pre motes ths
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TMs? a in aelnowV7-a
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