, Conrad Mover.
FKortciKTra or.
STAR BAKERY
Center Eroadalljin ani First Sts.,
-DEALKU 1N-
htted rratta,
Uwaware,
Hen Frails,
febee,
ogar
t'oflee,
Ete
t'stnat"! Meat,
PegetAfclta,
Cigars,
ftp'ec.
Tea,
" v.
ifi v
a tjtetp
very-thing that la kept In a. aa
ud grocery ore. Ulgbe.
t aid for
ClLKUlDSOFfeinODUCE.
STEEL PEilS
In Sample PtTiv different patterns, tn
a Kiik'iruKJ pi atria ht,
Beat post-paid ju receipt of at Cii.N Xk.
FERRY &C3 .lento -. .
U. ft. OBce, 1 0 .. a "rs.
C5C0 Howard !
W itl rT tka (bar reward for ar t Urate
MUtt, ITptfMta, ItMdarkM. IxtMwtnm. On
Jiatttaa or Corttmni w rtniiol hm iU Watn
uhWLIm Wta. hn the tfiiwrtioM wMrtctlr
tMnftltoal with. T..T ar. r.rlr anal a.ajr
fl to r- mttofawttnai. ur Oa.. Larv. Bwwa,
.::. ?rt " " , h eataia. ttw.ra of rvti.toa-f.ite
end - S. faMiaiaa mwrtM-rarw eaiy ay
nes Juus u w w uuwtaji i . cwuauu, tub.
J A Caataaiag. Afeat
rVnaataentty rami Bfthamt CutUn, Burning er IH-
atung. a ymeuj painim traauwnt aaat a goarna
tonl ear ia ararv mm, bo atUir how km windi".
Thp iinuhhI, fcie K-.ric.M-, at Or Haa.il .i llw
0"raUnt dtwovarr known to BMdidiae. UdUaulvM
aad mnptotolr nmowe th. gtrktar without annoy
ar petn ua pauanu.
DISEASES OF MEII!
rV-ttHmr to thrlr Sx, n t ant proparta Bam here,
laeinlina all thoee dellcte InArmilU and '
mail. which they would shrink rruaa diarionnr to
thaur Until, phjraietaa, pannaawiUjr cured ta ba
Hat than M .nr kaorn to MaiKine balura, by Ir
BomUs'Kew Sjtauna of TraataAnt," It reju.aHuttaw
th ganlto-anr ary organ, and tw ka weak aua .trac-a-Warn
pnaabia, it la elwara boat to eatl lor rwraoaal
aoaanlUUaa aad ajeal .xaaiimtloa. But tbow
alia canaot poaaibly cell. ,rhnild arita, atating Umht
lolly. Mautetna ami bv aull or anr a.
Waa Iron axHaura,to all U of tbo Padlk Coaat.
Wm.'A. Boxell, M. D
I raal a lnBeawry. raatiaaaV mrwm
Com or Firat and I'uiaatreeta, oacr.Fortlaod
XSational DaOR.
1 EAL;B3TA I K FOR 8ALE.-I hara
IV l farm of 2tu acrwa. Dear Low
depot, on the Harrow - Oaugo. 10 mile
from Albany. Alt la cultivation. Fair
houa and bai dm Jbr aty.
and domaatio pnrp8a. Floe oalt gr .
Ataoaootberfarui ol J28 Aorea, thror . .ra
froja Lebanoa, All ia culUvaU Fair
hooao. Oood watar. Both p whaat
(aTtna. Alao house and two lota on Fifth
and Jftfferaoo atresia, Aibauy, For fitrtb
ar particulara eall on 1. Umpbrey.Ceatei
precinct, or o liewitt A Irvine. AO anr.
ZXl A UMP1IREY.
Fortmiliei & Infiiig,
-FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Arterial Embalming Dana Scieutil
lcilly.
City jlleat Market.
EEULTZ EEOS,, Proprietors.
Vrp a full line of meala of all kinda.
In cool plLiw, mmplntely pro
tected; and alay froeh.
j.i.ccainc,)
rtttrtirnai y
( al 4.4.1HT.
tfXW, Iff
"IFVE" DRUGS
"EERLIirrTcOUCH
.. 3t PAT RTtKgjl Lj
ACADEMY
OF
Our Lad j of Perpetual Help,
4LOANY, - - ' OREGON
Conducted bj the 81Uv f ftt. Benedict
Tuition In eelect day cbcxjl ranzca from
fStotlO..
Forteraia o' Boarding Mich ol or any
prtlctlaraarpiy atlbe Academw or, id.
adea Sinter Soperiore.a.
timj C0LLEGUT15 INSTITUTE
ALBANY, OREGON.
1GQO, 1801.
Mr .4 Term aaeaed September leit, im.
A full corps of Inatructora,-
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERAEX
COMMERCIAL AKO NORMAL, .
CLASSES.
CViurane ol atudy arranged toj.aMat lb'
evl of all fradoa of atadaota, '
Spcil iuaitcemnt oJtrtifJs.snJinUt
from abrjvdi.
KEr. r.LRgjir rerr
S. W. Paisley,
.Albaay, aragea
-WHOLES VLK DEALER IN
Toteo aai Cigars. .
RM1
HCAUIt TMI !
THE BEST.
I), ty. FKHtff aU CO
I!!u.traicd, Dcw:nptiv and Priced
SEED ANNUALi
Kor 1831 will ba nulled FREE f .
'o ftH appitcanl and to l.tCMon' f i
cuAtunicib It it bcitffr thao aver.
trery person uin(j CardtH,
t i ri'ruvr tr fniu Meat,
Ih'iuid lend for It. Addrctt
5 D . M . r C B R Y A CO.
: I CtTNOIT, MICH.
Red CrovnMills
LAXKIXG & CO.. lUOPR'S.
a pi'K'ui rwivi iiTtmoa rtiK rAnn.iit
ANri egeiis nxR.
:!;T STORAGE FACILITIES.
STRICTURE !
"af
RE1
TO
if iv'.n tiFsv
r1 1 f X ''j ail I I a
i,. " mwT Tyy. aiain, vy J
, vi.Bw r.aaV'
EAST AND-SOUTH,
VIA
Gout ern Pacitlo Route
SHASTA LINE.
Ksttran Tnilnt laara Portland Daily.
a-.uth2
TiWiri a.
T"Nrth
rortland
Albany
Rob t'raniloo
Ar I 9 S& A II
L A
Ly I ;oo r a
1016 a
Ar
Aoora train, atop onlr at MIowIhij ution norll)
al KtwAburg. Kut t'ortland. Orwr.n Cltv, Wwd-
bum, (Ulotu, Albany, Tnrnt, Hhotld. Iialty. Uar
wuurg, juiipnoB niy, Irving, augana.
kaatM-a ntib,lun.T.
S; H) a II. Pnrtland Arl 4:0r
U:'J0a(L Albany 1 L I 12.00 H
t:0M Ar H.awbiiry L ' 6 :8Q
AUAXT WOAt( BAII.T aioarT oTSPAT)
IMfl I l Portland Arlaa
O0rwA Albany Lv ) 6:00 t M
baaABOR tRARCB,
t'MTa I U Albany Ar :(Aa H
linn Ar babaaon L :4ita
Y S0 Lt Albany Ar :lr a
tfita Ar Lobaa.ia Lt 1:40 a a
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist SI 0015 in cr Oars.
- a r
aid mtIhIbb.
rrvitK rMiLA as (oktalli.
Vam .tarn aui (Kxjt tunuay.)
Portland
Uvrvallta
Arl
b.M r a
Uli ra
HI
Ar
airman rmia bau,t (Kxaptlaaday.
Jra I
rl
Parlwii
McMiuuTllla
Ar
Ly
I :10 a a
.4 a a
Ar
ThronU TicltotM
To all puluta
EAST, AHD SOUTH.
foi tuii InroraaUoj rrardln ral.a, lure,
oa 4many Agrnt at Al'awy ,
k. OIULkll k r. Rooms
Maaaaar 4ait U. K. and P. A
THE YAQUKXA ROUTE
gon Development Concpany'a 8te.n
amp LAna.
225 r.l!LES SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME
kin by any other rcile.
Flrat-olau through rtaaaeuger and
relght line from Portlandandt.lt poluu
a tbe Willamette Valley to aui from sen
rraclaco, cat.
Rrali moke eloae oonneclion at A I ban
ith traloa of tbe Oregon Faoiflo Hail road
T K. B. Kecvtver.
TIMS 3CHKDULK.( axoapt Baada.Ta.)
LaavaAlbaay lilt . a.
Uot. Oorralll. It Sr. a.
rria Taqalna, 4; r. a.
LMK Yaquina. J TO.
Lobto ComJlia,1u.3A.
Amva Albany, 11:M A.
O. C. trataa connect at Albany and
OorralUa. Tbe above Ualua eonnevtat
Yaoolnawttb tbe Orotron Development
Onmpany'a Line or Bteauiablpa between
V equina aad baa Franc inco.
SAlLISiO DATEM .
raoa TamA.
WUlaaMtta Tall. Jaa latiHth; 19Ui;rih.
tsoaaa raaoiKO
srUUawtU Yallay Jaa 4th ; 1Kb ; Ilnl Slat.
Tbe Compaav rvrve tbe ngnt to
tbance sailing, datM v'lhout notice.
N.B. Peaeenfrere from Portland and
VUlameae Valley poinU can make eloae
sonneotLMi with tbe trelna of tbe Yaquina
out at Albany or Corvallia, and ifdea
Ined to 8eu Franciaoo should arranco to
rrive at Yaoulna tbe evening before date
fawning-
acr 4 r.algM BaSea alwajs tan
alio i am!? to A It Cbapm ta, freight and
- Albt't V. V. NtSSigs..
U. r. ana P. Agm .
Corval.h.
F
IltST NATIONAI. ltAXII.
CP ALBART, ObKOI",
ProaWJant..
.. t..rLtS!
8. K, VOL' NO
.K, W. LAKUCOK
Viea rraatdaBt -.
Caablar -.
TmAMat.Lra A OENeRALbankan taA
Si'll!NTM KKITnibiacttonota.
L IOHT BXCHANOK and Wl TapBM tratwrar, U
Mm York, aaa PraoctaoO. lluoago aad rwtiaud
logon.
COU-ZOTlOSr aUDIoa faorabla Wrasa.
ataacioaa
K. Toeaa K.W. Laaaa
L BtaiB, L Puaa
Kowsaal.aoi.
LISS CO. MATIO.tAE.KAXK,
cr ALDAkY, oalooti.
CAPITAL tTOCK r 00,000.
Mdnl.. J L COW AT,
rka-Praaidaat i U P. AIJfT'M.
tj-ahlar ...UB0 K CnMl'.k!aLAIM.
am caaawr u A AJU UUHH.lt.
D aarroaa. -f L Onran. i M Kahdyav Ooa B
CbaatbOTlain, W B Udd, W U Ooirfa, J A Craw
lord aad O A Arehiboid.
TRANSACDI a moral hanking bwdaaa).
DHAWaiuUl llltm '.w Yoaa. aaa
an I f1 -! T Orecon.
LOAN MOffEToai apptCTod imHtg
B.JLL su v a dopoalta sub oct
B
AUK Or OREUOV.
ALBANY, OiltUOM.
(apiiai. isse.aee.
PraridonS..;...,
Ple-Praailoi)t
MIIPMRKKjrU.
E J LAXS1KO
JT WBLAIif
Caahior
A t' ral banking bunea traar-aetetL
BASK OP IO.
scio, oi.eoo
PnMkVlit .
Vior troMoet -
. i M3KSI
Jirrr Mraaa
VI Mat
John Guinea
P0 Smith. .
UiUr
piascur ss:
E Coins,
J 8 Morris,
11 Bryant
T)oaa a rnwral bankliu. orul ow biniro hiidruw.
Blabt draft tamiod on Aun , Portland anl baa
Praociwo.
PORTI.ANU NAVIXGM ItANK,
OP PORTS AD. Oil BOO.
Paid tip capital...
tws.ooo
r'io
aurplua and proava-.
Intercat all .it on aacinira daoealu a. Inllowa:
On ordinary MTtAg tnok. .... 4 par oent per arwam.
on term aaxtnga sxiks .6 par caul tgaanan.
On Mmauatat ol dauo.it:
For thro. aamUrt 4 per e-tit urMnum;
P07 aja nwMitiia 6 par ent pa amiua
Por too; to Dxitlm....... 6 pw oant par atxiuoi.
KRANK DKKUM, PrmbA-nS
I. P. THOtli'HON Vioa-Froahlaat.
H. C. HntATfON, CaaMwi
js -iga'air- -Tit.
aa. - ; a
Will & Link
OPEKl IIOUSK BIISIC STOinZa
AUBJIT t0. Tll-;ciSLXBRTSO .
. II- Pa MIil l,
Ami the F.Torilo
J: BAUE't & w s .riAWw
i'alnco mid E;irlt?aT
.rlotiBrtProof Oaswti
ltS Aur.KTS rog TII!J
Sldradga B. and Fv
'" inj: 'las?.,.
Orc.ahh -Clrankd- AND - RRPAlfSB-
ALBA.NY, Oil LOON,
Wan
Allkin, of . naltrx llv.
at th Wi'twf i' -tm T', clii.-i;;
r cTi eed
'' Of pany'a
mmt.
FOB CLKVEbAMU IN 1IM.
The action ol the democrat, ol the New
York lcgtalatura tn nominating Gov. 11111
lor the senate timpliflrt matters somewhat,
as It was Imagined by some that the gov
ernor was a dangerous rival to ex-l'rcsl
dent Cleveland (or the presidential noml
nation next year. The lew democrats
who are opposed to Mr Cleveland had
nearly ail pinned their hopes upon Gov.
Mil, who Is known to be an Able politician
and withal a very ambitious one, For
weeks It has been proclaimed by them
that he would not accept the senatorial
nomination, but that he would keep him
self In readiness for the presidential eon
test. Ills unanimous nomination (or sen
ator dUpels all those hopes and shows that
the democrats ol the Empire state will go
Into the contest ol lfya united and to win.
The democrats ol the New York legis
lature have just enough votes to elect the
senator while the republicans are two
votes shoit ol the required number. Gov,
1 1 111 will be the next New York senator
and next yr he will be one ol the lore-
most supporters ol G rover Cleveland as the
candidate lor the great democratic party
lor president.
Little by little the political sky is clear.
ing and there Is nothing more certain than
that Grovcr Cleveland will be nominated
by the democratic convention without
serious oppotltlon and triumphantly e-
lected. Milwaukee Journal.
A liKKKYJt AM.EUr.D 5TATK.
The Connecticut IcHlature Wednesday
re elected Senator Piatt, who now repre
sents the state In the striate In the repub
lican Interest. His majority was smalt,
but sufficient.
Mr riatt will repirscnt the majority JnJ
the legislature but not the majority of the
people o( Connecticut The legislature
Itaell does not represent that majority
The democratic members In the two
branches represent 95,840 votes while the
republican members represent only 73,M
votes, jet the republicans have n majority
In the legislative and have elected a re
publican to misrepresent the state in the
United States senate.
The con petition ol the legislature ol
Connecticut and New York, in comparison
with the votes represented by the demo
cratic and republican members respect
ively, should male republicans blu.h
every time they use the word "gcrrjr
mandcr."
The QrtgoMt In reply to our question
at to the means bv which Senator Mitchell
won It over to his support eaja the sena
tor has not placated" It. It sets up Its
old hackneyed corrpUin. that the demo
crats helped elect Mitchell. It ahould not
forget that those democrats who voted lor
Mitchell gave as their reaaon that they
simply chose between two evils. It was
much belter to havo Mm than some old
evil spirited Dourbon tike Hoar or Ed
mum's. Dut at this lat senatorial election
there was no purpoae 10 give Mitchell a
single democratic vote. This the Orro.
mi, 1 and other 'opposition' to lilf hell
knew full welt. II Mitchell' opponents
In the repub'ican party have always been
able to defeat tilm when democrats kept
their hands efLaa that paper allege, hy did
not that "oppoaltion" defeat him this time?
The truth Is the opposition to Mitchell la
that party is a mere fabric ol a vision. The
fact may be sUted that Mitchell Is as com,
pletc a boss ol his party tn that state as
Joe Simon Is In hi way. The statement
ol that piper that "the people ol Oregon
care nothing (or moral or Immoral charac
ter," has no proof at all except It be In the
late election cf Mitchell to the senate.
W 5ilc sinking a mine shaft recently at
Mysore, the workmen broke into an old shaft
dug perhaps a thouaand years or more ago, and
in which were tounc implements of various
kinds ibat bore anmbtakabV evidence f f the
former workmen Lcirg Chinese.
Different classes of substances have been
found lo affect theorgans of tasie in lh fotiow
ng order; Bitters, acids, saline, substances,
wetts snd sw.lirr. The taste nerves are
nearly 2000 tiroes ss sensitive lo quinine as to
sugsr.
Signore Jetsada, the great lace f.tbricant of
Cenoa, Italy, carries back the manufacture o'
Italian lace as early as the year 1400, and ba,
in bis potest ion specimen which he declare
to be of that date.
When Senator Hoar wants to express bis
opinion of those "Blamed Democrats" be
shuts hlmteil np in a commit tee room and
calls them pet names until the paper peels
off tbe walls.
It is about lime for Brer Blaine to turn him
self loose again, if he is going to save the re
publican party in rongress from fatal blunders
L-.za
There are 15,000 brass bands iit this coun
try, with 150,000 performers.
Witi in the lest decade 5,245,530 foreigners
huve come onr shores. - -
W. Y. Raid ki p. the best wt.uen'. of
laucy gro ls in tttwri.
IOO P. Albany Louge ti 4 holds Ite
regular meeting Wedriedar evening of
each week. VUitlnj4 brothers are cordially
iitntu f attend. -
op has tola nt the tale of a mule wbfeb,
from overfeeding, galloped about and felt
gay, saying to hiinauirr "My father, surely.
Child In l0A an I .r.Jlt
wit. niKn-tnetuca raoor, ana 1 am bis own
Next clay he wag
sick and weary; be then exelniind: "I muit
have made a mistake: my father, after alL,
could have boon only an at." A man. after
eating a good dinner, amy foci extravagantly
Joyous; bat next day (I don't man you to
Intel he feels liko an nra) hi) is surly and prim,
ills storoacu und liver are 6ltJg(ffsh, he ia
morose, despondent and "nut of sorts gen
erally. For luiliHjestion, Biliotignuas and alt
deningemeritn of the Stomach, Liver and
lioweU, Dr. 1'ieroo'g Golden Modleat Discov
fT t an unequalod Itemotly. Contains no
alcohol to Inebriate no nyrup or sugur to
ferment and derantro tho digestive proecwua.
It cleanses tho sygtem and cures pimples.
Lloti'hes, arnT.ions and ali f'.ltin and Bearo
bmxMtn. . Bcrofulous aSoctlons, as Fever
sores, Hip-Joint JJiK-nee, Sweliinp anft T11
rt, yMJid to Its superior aJtcrutivo propot-
WORT.D'g DtapTTgATtT MkDICAT. A880CIA-
SIOX, iituiufatjturers, Uuffalo, N. V.
WO
offered for aa
inenrtihln e.nw
of Catarrh in tho Hend. br
Sir
1 -
iinrrn lu-meny. uniy Ul CCtttd.
du'U,ra'. everytvfc.Ts.
bold It
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
liver Felt.
Nw York, Jan. 30. The news ol the
death ol Secretary 'NVindom started Wall
street this morning. The only appreciable
financial effect, however, was a tail In the
price ol silver bullion, the Loudon price
declining from 47M per cent to 46, and
New York declining accordingly, The
death Is looked upon by silver men here
as rendering the passage ol any silver bill
this session unlucky,
Mare Balls Begaa.
Sal.m, Jsn. 30, rapers In three more
Lake Labiah damage aulta against the
Southern Paelllc were filed this morning
with the clerk ol the circuit court, and will
come or lor trial at the February term.
This makes twenty suits In all, with aggre
gate damages asked ol $231,15.
' A Soled lafldelDead.
I.ONIXW, Tan 30, Charles Iirsdlsticli r'Icd
at 6 o'c'ock this morning. At the mou.cnt ol
the coming of desih UraJlaut'h ass in a state
of insensibility, Arrangements are partially
effected to hold the funeral Tuesday nest,
which will be of the simplest description, and
there will be neither brocetslon, mourning
ctnoiem nor uinersi service,
Nebraska Mailers.
Lincoln, Neb, Jsn 30. liy a vote of 81 to
a, this afternoon, the house Indefinitely post
poneJ the bill piovUiing for a recount of the
votes cstt at the last election on the proliibi
toiy amendment. The bill aiiprapridtiniif (oo,
000 for the relief of drought sufferers in the
wettern part ol the slate passed by a unani
mous vote. .
Pease t IgatJag Daae.
Bvknui Avaan, Jsn 30. According to
CLiusa auv ices received nere, mere nave been
desitctate batt'es (ought in the provinces of
Chili between rebel forces and government
troops. Many were killed on both sides.
Reports at conflicting as to which siJe was
victorious. There is little acton on cither
aide at Santiago J C'lil.l.
YTagaa Baad Bills.
Salem, Or, Jan 3cv Tbe special iont com.
raittee on wsgon appropriations, consisting of
senators tilackman and Sinclair and Kepn
scnistives Crook, Jennings and Tracy, has
complettd lis report, and the report on the
part onhe house memltcrs waa made Ibis al
tereoon. Fifteen house hills, sccrecating an
piopriations of $84,300,
IS of tad. too. were recomnwndi-d
forpsssage, and when the senate meets Men'
day four senste Uils calling fur fii.tua will
be ret ominended to that ody lot pssssge.
Wiadata Brad.
Naw York, Jaa so Hun William Win
lorn, secretary of the treasury of the United
Statei, died tonight st lo.ot o'clock in the
bsnnuet hall at Uclirmr.icoa's, where he wss
the guest of the New York Uoard of Trade
and Trantportsiion. His had deen the firai
toast of the evening. After he bad ftninlted
bis res ponce he swooned at once, and died al
moat immsdlstely. Ever effort was made to
restore him, but in vain. lie died of heart
disease. The great assemblage at once dis
solved. Mr indom had been tbe only speak
er, and tbe sentiment to which be rcsponced
wss: "Out county's prosperity? depended up
on lis instruments of commerce.
Me4 rBBaaaraed,
Washington, Jan, 39. The entire at
titude of regulation hi changtd since the
force bill has been dropped, and there Is
every reason to expect that the urgent
Duslnes ol the session will be finished by
tbe 3rd of March. There Is little daubt
but what the bill Is dead. Republican
senator w ho gave It a quasi support have
notified the extremists tney would not
again ry and get the bill up, and that It
had ita day In court,
A Terrible Wreck.
Saw Faast isco, Jan 29 Late advice.
Rom I long Roc- state ibai the Chins Navi
gation Company's steamer Shanghai, while oa
her way from Shanghai to Hankow, Dee, at
last, wss tot oily destroyed by fire. There
were over 400 Chinese passengers on board.
A Chinese gun boat and steam launce, which
er near at bsnd, made ba attempt to ssv
say one, but their crews contented themselves
with picking up things that floated from tbe
burning steamer. Tbe number of live loat is
ant accurately known, but to said to be be
tween 2ouantf3oo.
T ae Kteeteaestted,
New York, Jan. 29 James M Sioctm.
the baseball player, who killed his wife,
fcilcn, January 1. tSbo, and wa convicted
ol murder in the first degree, wa resen
tenced today to be electrocuted at Sing
sing in me week Beginning March 16
S locum was originally scnitneed to die
May 5 la.t, but got a stay pending an ap
peal. The appellate court confirmed the
judgment of the lower court.
sirl.a Big Ballalag.
KJMiixcTott, Jan 29. Senator Dotph
wss watching the returns from li e White houte
today to see 11 bit rortland public buildidg bill
wss approved, as this wss the day il would
have besoms a law by limitation. He was
very much grarified lo find I hot the president
had approved the act several days sgo and that
rortland would havca 1500,000 building.
Coasity Seat Agitation,
BROWNsvuxE.Or, Jan 29. A very large
meeting was hete in 1 h city hall inthisci'y
Ust t-ight in regard to a dtvutcn of Ihls county.
Committees were appointed and step will be
taken immediately to have petition circulated
so a to ascertain the feeling of our citizens in
this part 01 1-inn eounty.
A Dlrly Wa.h
Wabiuxgtox. Jan. 28, -lt Is staled an
apparently good authority that Mr Hoar
has In his pocket a letter written tahl.n by
. a . . mm
npeaaer uarrcti, 01 tne Massachusetts
house ol representative, containing the
information that acunvatsof the members
of the legislature shows that a large ma
jorlty believe that the action of the senate
on Monday In shelving the eagrule and
force bill wa wise and politic. Senator
Hoar, therefore, U said to have reached
the determination that aa these constltu
ants speak with no uncertain voice he Is
justified In washing his hands of the ob
noxious bill Irom this time forth.
Mare aft.
Salem, Jan 28. Today papers in six more
damage suns sgamst the Southern Tactile
Compsny, were filed with the clerk tf the cir
cuit court of Marian county, making tbe total
number of caes already filed an even dozen.
The aggregate amount of damages stked in the
suits last inttuted is $6,275, and of tha twelve
1184,225. Every one of these caies has
g-own out of the train wreck st Lske Lapish
last iMoverooer. 1 tie suits tiled and the darn
jges asked In filings were msde today as fol
lows; u B Miller, 25, 175; John Tengilly,
8ooc; Jane Clark, $20,100; E W Sproot, $10,
000; Lottie Magnenon, 125,000; Minnia Mag
neton, 93000.
A Uealb Mrnggle
TACOMA. Tan 28, Last night DtnH Web
str, Hurry Kolierls and Ali- Laughlin, Puy
aiiup Indians, ail gel nioul 2 came 10
town from the rrseivalica and filled np on bad
whisky. On the way lo the reservation after
dark Laughhn was so drunk he could not sit
tip. but remembers that the ollie.s quarreled,
got out in the road and fought and that the
horses ran away Willi him. This morning the
body of Webster was found desd I y the side
of the road . There were evidences of a strug
gle, Webstct's tongue being out. He evident
ly hsdjeen chocked to death by the tightei
ing f ihe handkerchief worn about his neck.
Worse Titan First Reported.
Pjttsbuiig, Jan. 28 II C Frlck, of the
Mammoth mine No. t, the scene of yes
terday's terrible expo.ion, has been in. al
most constant communication with rep
resentatives at the pit since yesterday.
Frick says In all there were 160 men
working in the mlr.e at the time ol the
accident; that nine escaped with their lives,
some of them hndly injured. The rest. 151
men, were either killed oulritrht or suffo.
cated by the terrible afterdamp,
Ulud.tone'a 1'onittnn,
London, Jan. 28 Current reports in
regard lo Gladt-tone's intended resignation
are essoctatrd in the public mind with ne
gotiations for the rettlement of the Iriah
(liflicultifs. It is Intimated that as Par
nell is evidently not going to obliterate
himself, Gladstone, who ha. virtually de
manded Tarnell's withdrawal, now pro
poses to get out of the dilemma by him
self. ,-
TIJns fcleeted.
Madison, Wi, Jan.28. -Colonel Vilas
was foimally elected by the joint convention
of the legislature today to succeed United
States Senator Spooncr.
DIED.
FKY. On Thursday night, Jan. 20th,
1891, at her home in Albany, Ruth A.,
wife of ltichard A. Fry, aced 20 years.
The deceased was born in lihoda Island,
and had reeiilcd in Linn county two and
a half years, t'he ia spoken of una. yon"
MfSt IT.
A bill by Senator Fulton provides (or
the exemption of railroads from taxa
tion II built within two rears, the exemp
tion to last several years, The object is
to stimulate railroad building.
The secretary of the state has already
purchased $500 worth of postage stamps
tor use during this session ol the legisla
ture and will have to buy mora, Journal,
ino wonder the receipts mount upward
In the Salem P. O,
"Whete can I get drink?" said
stranger at the depot this noon,
Water f"
"No, S-l-il" with a look of dl.uustthe
Drmocrat man never will forget.
"Uh, In there."
"Ah, but coming -dauntlessly eager for
gild, he Interfered," la a remarkable aen
tense the Dkmocrat gel (ron The
Writer. The first letter ol each word
forms part of the alphabet, and the nine
words represent nine different part of
speech.
A Tscoma company ha nine men work
Ing In ledge olquarta on (Hue river, and
It T reported that a mill will be put In this
spring. Samplea of ore are sent to Tsco
ma every few weeks, -ail 01 wnicn nave
been very flattering The company has
Increased Its capital stock to $300,000.
Snow drove the miners out once this win
ter, but thrv are now pushing work In the
tunnel. Who know what Lane county
tin mij ui mg torinr cugene rtegister,
Police Judge Tannei yesterday fined 1
man Sioo for carrying a concealed weapon.
While this would seem to be a severe pen
ally for auch an apparently small nffense.
It U quite proper that Judge Tanner
should view It In the light that he does.
Telegram. A many men carry conceal
ed weapona it looks rather tough to fin
one, , where hundred go free, yet that I
aw, ana juage tanner can an nothing
else but levy lines.
Peonle lighting matches do not realize
what Is going on. Here it la: Tbe phos
phorus tin the match I raised by friction
to a temperature of t to degrees K at
which it ignites. It rate the tempera
ture of the sulphur, if It be a sulphur
match to coo degrees when the sulphu
bcslns to burn ; the sulphur raises the heat
to degrees, when the wood takes up
the work and produces a tempertlure ol
1000 degree at which lite coal Ignites.
Oregon boy who go to Eastern school
slmo.l universally stand libjh. That has
been Albany', experience, and here Is
gratifying case from Jatemi "From the
class and conduct report of the semi
annual examination held at Ihe United
Statea military academe. Went Point. '.N
Y isoi, it is teamed that Cadet William
B Ladue, ol the fourth clasa, a son of M
Wra N Ladue, president ol the tint Ma
tlonal bank, ol this city, baa distinguished
httnsei! and honored Oregon, bv attaining
the proud position of head ol the class,
being first In all subject. The fourth
class I compo-xd of eitihty -seven mem
oer.
A
philosopher shove the quill on the
aitl Times: "While bill, are Pwlng
Corya
Introduced bv the hundred and aced on
by our wise legislative assembly at Salem,
some of the member are not neglecting
their own Individual welfare, (ora bill
ha been Introduced asking that tne pay
of member be Increased to seven dollar
perdat. This must took large to some
of our granger representative. Just
think. Seven dollar equals about eleven
bushels of wheat, Eleven bu.hcls of
wheat per day, tor forty dars.would make
440 bulel. If this bill pakacs, the mem
bers Irom the rural dUtricts can go to
Salem, and In forty dt accomplish the
same thing that usually takes a year al
hotte.'
The principal fashion at Pendleton
now la to bring eulu apninst O W Hunt,
a former realdent of Albany for about a
year.
A cae haa Iwn foaod where tt is
nectraaary to take "coat to New Castle."
Here it is from the Pendleton E. ).:
Pendleton meat market tnen complain
that, although this 1 a "aheep country,"
mutton ie not to be hod. the eupply be
ing exhaust?!. People here must con
tent thernsclvea witli pork chop and
beefsteak for a time. Mutton eheep
everywhere command a fancy price, and
the man I in luck who haa thera to eel I.
Alfred A Walter, an agent for the
Equitab e Life Insurance Co. signed hi
name to a check lorjo-rty dollar on a
Portland bank in favor of an Oregon City
man, and there being no fund there he
waa promptly arrested and put tn jail.
Waltera claiini to be a nobleman, the
future Sir Arthur Fabin, baronet. "It
is a be aatly, blawetctl shame," eaid lie,
"to put a refined man in a lock-up with
a lot of darty dawga."
The Portland, Seattle, Taconia, Astoria,
Spokane Falls, Walla w'alla, and indeed
the markets of every large city in the
North Pacific are now being supplied
with butter from Minnesota and eggs
from Iowa, The Rural Hpirit, ol Port
land, believes that aa long as this condi
tion of things exiala it should ben crim
inal offense to claim that times aru hard
or to use acy inlluenco to discourage
huiiiigration.
A despatch received thti morning from
Owery, Col, by Judge Powell stated that
Mr Chris Finlayson waa somewhat im
proved in health and that he waa in
good hands. Pneumonia is the cause of
his illneM. Should Mr Finlayson grow
worse ti e Judge will start at once for
Owery, t ut it is hoped this wilt not be
necessary.
The t )tal suits now brought against
trie southern raciiio amount to t'J77,fRa,
The following are new ones: George
Magniison, by Charles Magnueon .guardi
an aa iituin.iiuiHj Dotti ankles sprained ;
Nora MagnuHon.tlSOO spinal injury and
cold; W U Hatniuell, $30,000 concus
sion of brain and spinal column ; Annie
It Hummel!, $35,000 same injuries; A
M Page. $23,000 concussion of spine.
For thirty-six days in December and
January no sunshine was seen in London.
Bnow, sleet and ice was the order. Here
our weather offers a great contrast.
Hosea Brown, of Siuslaw precinct, lias
been granted a pension of $45 per month
during his lifetime. This will be good
news for the old veteran of the war of
1812, who!s in his ninety-ninth yea,and
is quite poor. He resides with a son
who is 78 years of age. Guard.
Jack Wilkes, who is an ngent for a
benevolence and insurance company, of
California, was arrested in this city yes
terday for violating the laws of Oregon
relating to insurance companies doing
business in this state. Journal. It will
do no harm to keep an eye out for these
fellows in Albany,
At a mcctlntc of grangers nt Salem 1
resolution was passed against granting i
any more appropriations to the Agricul
tural College until the title to the hind
is secured to tne state, ana demanding
an mvestisratiop of how the previous
monev cranted baa been used. A verv
good idea. . .
Tho Dkhocbat ia informed1 that the
Street Railway Company has received a
proposition from citizens in the East end
of the city to build a track ready for nee
and convey it to the company provided
it be operated regularly. It should by
ail means be accepted. Though a private
corporation street car companies should
be run in the interest of the whole city
regardless cf locality. We are glad to
know the prospect is good for a line into
the Goltrt Park Addition. Let us have
them in all directions.
The pnpere in the case of M A Moodv,
plaintiff, asrainst George W Rowland, ll
C Neilsen.W M Stewart, George A Liebe,
Thomas N Jolea, Isaac P Toes,"C M l.'ief.
zei, Leslie Butler end K MeFnrHtrtd,
the tain of IM.OOO, Mr Moody alleging
that the defendant Imd alandered Mm
to that extent in aigning and presuming
to the city council and rniig'mtx to tie
published a nUtutnunt concerning his
POfBCMlon ol the water ol Da ea Citr.
Nttld lUtettiont bdng the matter over
which luipcnrhutent procecdlne were
Instituted. W Lair Hill. BiUiinirrjr,
aa.nt. vu VVHI V iiHIf tlllii AJl 1 1 1 II At J I a
Dolphnl Kinion appear for the plttiiitilL
Dttllfa Chronicle.
The OreL'onlan legislative edllne eon .
tinues to talk In a sensible manner, tie
ayss ' Hantlam county 1 not IlkeJv to be
created this year out ol Linn county.
Senator Jeff Myers, of Scio, who was re
ported to be In favor of dividing the old
county, has come out In strong opposition.
atinougn assured by real esute boomers
that It would be 310,000 In bis pocket from
the lncrcaed value ol real estate when
gclo shou'd be made the county scst. No
one ol the two senators or three repiesent-
auves from 1-inn county will consent to in
troduce a bill prepared by the boomer
if jtrt tne torkt of tne nnntlam, whluit 1
the best man evidence of the weakness of
of the movement hi favor of ccuniy dlv
i.ion, 1 nere are over 4000 voters in Linn
county, and only about 600 name are
signed to the petition lor division. The
taxes collected in Linn county amount to
9137,000, and the section which wishes to
have a county all by iLrlf pay less than
91100 01 tins sum, ihe epenei of a
coantv govetnment,lrieludlng school taxes,
wotuu e twice the sum now paid by them
at a low estimate. IJurlng the pa.t two
years Linn county has paid out for bridges
n tne section that wutics to secede over
$38,000, It would seem from the fore
going fltfui e that there are about boo
people In the forks of the be.nti.im who do
nun know when they are well off.
RALCtl.
Ihe following Item from your paper
should receive a full explanation: "The
first trip around the world was made on
the "ship Columbia, which left Boston
Sept 30, 1787, under command of Capt
John Kcndrlck, accompanied by the sloop
Washington, t apt Koucrt uray, At
Nooika, (now Wa.hlngton Territory ,)Capl
Gray took command ol the Columbia and
sailed for Canton, from which no with a
cargo of tea, via Cspe ol Oood Hope, he
reached Hoaion Aug 10, 1790. iiie voy.
age around the world ol these I wo ship
was In a ntes.tne an accident. When they
left Boton they had no definite Idea of
the aeas they were to traverse, save thev
were golr.g to the Pacific Ocean, During
the Revolutionary war British ports were
cut off from American ship. As soon as
the Independence of the United State
was acknowledged by Great Britain, the
strict enforcement of the old unrepealed
navigation law cut off from their former
hanuts Ol commerce, and it became a
question from what ports American ship
could bring home coiiee.sugtr, spices and
tea. Ail Brlti.h colonic were barred
agahut them as much a were those of
Spain, So American ship salted intothe
ta.tern ocean where trade with the native
wa free. There were six enterprising
merchants of Boston, J Barrel), S Brown,
C Bulfinch. J Darby. C Hatch an J I M
J'lntsrd.who observing the fondness of the
Chincae for furs, fitted out In 1787 two
ships for trade In the I'aclnc ocean, the
Washington and Columbia, signifies
named, undc command of John KendtVk
with Capt Robert Gray, master of the
Washington. They sailed fearlessly
round Cap Horn to the northwest coa.t
ol America In quest of peltry to exchange
for the costly Ubnc of (.bin, they
were on litis coa.t long before the Hudon
uay company, t hese navigator sailed
through the Strait of Fuca, first at the
time when Ihe constitution of the United
State went Into operation, two year be
fore Vancouver, the Kngiish navigator,
and Qutmper anduolloro. Capt Kcn
drlck had entered every channel. Inlet
and harbor where there wa a chance (or
traffic. In 17S9 Capt Kendricks transfer
red Capt Gray to the Columbia, and he.
Capt Kendrkks btnk the Washington and
later on sailed down the coast. ' Capt
Gray tn May, I7yi. entered the river
which he named after hUship,uColumbla,n
and took poeae salon ol the country In the
name ol hl government. The sailing of
the Columbia and Washington through
what Is now known as the Canal Do Harro
an J Cape Gray, ta'aing the Columbia river
In his country s name, were events which
establislted the American title to Oregon
agaln.t Great Britain. Spain, ihe oldest
claimant of alt, awerled her title against
the Briti.h to the whole extent, and as
against Ku!a to latitude 55 degree. It
wa these Boator merchsnta,throuH John
Kendrick and Robert Gray, that settled
the claim to the the.i Oregon of the
United State. The northern boundary
was thus accordingly establislted under
this claim by F.mpcrvr William. There la
a sliver medal, bearing upon one side
raited ships, Columbia and Washington,
and on the other the names of tne uoston
merchants mentioned above, to be seen In
the Secretary ol Statea olnce. Therefore
this vovage urouuc the world is very sig
nificant wucn considered bv the pioneer
Orrgonluf. Not one who figured In this
enterprise bad any conception of it grand
result., r.or has he lived to wit nets the
grandeur of this achievement.
Occamov At
" STATE LCtlsLJlt BP,
Sai.xm, Jjii s3. Mvera bill (or the ap
propriation of $3000 for the Sodavillc
springs fallcJ to pas. Vote, 13 to 15.
After amendment the Australian ballot
bill passed the senate and was returned to
the housi fur concurrence. Among others
bills Incorporating Albanr, Leoanon and
Scio, pasted the senate. McCracken'a.
bill for a state board cf charitie passed
the bouse. A bill by Mlnto providing (or
economy in appropriations was Indefinitely
postponed. Eakins senate bill for a re
corder in Lane and Benton counties was
read first time and will probably pass.
Salem, Jan. 20. Just half the session
of the legislature is now gone. The fol
lowing new bills were introduced: In
reference lo sheriff's fees; by Weather
ford, in reference to debtors with families
to support; by Cross, creating a health
bureau of statistics ; by Ralev, for por
tage railway between The Dalles and
Celilo; Welch's seagull bill passed both
houses, also roquet's bill in reference to
recording wills in county where land is
situated. A house bill providing that
graduates of Monmouth echool should
be entit'ed to certificates without exam
ination was defeated, 15 to H. House
hill for expenses ot the legislature was
passed. In the house the Albany, liba
tion, Scio and other incorporation bills
were introduced ad referred, and the
following among other senate bills:
Hirsctt's bill permitting justices of the
peace to examine insane persons in ab
sence of county judge; appropriation
bill for canitol ; Eakin's bill for record
er in Benton and Lane counties. A joint
memorial for $'-'00,000 to improve Tilla
mook bay was unanimously passed, also
a joint resolution to keep up Fort Klam
ath. Tho amount irt the World's Fair
appropriation bill was cut down to $50,
010 and so reported. The Australian
ballot bill was variously mutilated, but
will probably become a law after several
returns for concurrence.
Salem, Jan. SC. Minto'a World's Fair
bill provides., that for the purpose of de
fraying tho expenses incurred by the
state board of commissioners appointed
under the act, that there is hereby ap
propriated $50,000: $10,000 to be expend
ed in 1891, $'20,0C0 in 1802 and $20,000 in
isod. weauiertora baa introduced a bill
incorporating North Brownsville. Nor-
val, protecting Chinese pheasants and
other birds east of the Cascades; Weath
erford, providing for the payment oi in
terest on orders. isy representative
Miller, of Josephine county, petition
asking for Santiam county : by McCrack
en, to protect wagon roada, forbidding
wagons with tire less than three inches
wide with load of over two thousand
pounds, to be driven over wagon roada j
by Shedd, relating to duties of county
clerks and assessors. By Miuto, to re-!
peal law which forbids persons bribed
from testifying Bgaintt those bribing.
By Sbedd, relating . to records of mort
gages. . - o;
A Matt Valuable A cent.
H Armgardt, M, D., 95 Jsokeon Street,
Brooklyn, N Y, writes: 'Being ftmiliar
with tha stimulating, hoaliug and anodyne
properties of Allcook's Porous Plasters, I
oommeml them aa a most valuable amentia
tho class pf dinaaaea for which they are in
tended. Tho stimulates action wttn worn
over tbe pattrio refion materially aids in
r.-u.torng atrnntfth ai-i e-r-rry to diw-.'-'nn.
1I0.WB ARB 1BK0AB
TIICIIHOAY.
Bnvsr.l farmers ailisnoi hsra been organ
Lgbd in Umatills eounty.
Psndlntoa bsrhers h tea agreed to close
their shops on Sundsy daring Febrasry.
mo iii I a it M a .
Tbey . 1 kop m ttutil 12 0 olock SUr"
day night.
Two ltiUUitfent botr leatling twolgnor.
ant men were in tha city performing to-dsv
ouuti mvvnvm no ,nnr(or caotbo nourtovtty pi
most people, in this tnligbtened city,
Miss Townsend. reeenttv of Nabn.ka. fa
opening a eash store in the Mlrshsn building,
leeentty occupied by t rioe ft lUr' son, A
merchsndis store is also being npeued at
the corner cf First and Ferry street, in th
Senders bu'Iding.
Wi liam McAdama, a boy about twelve
J rear, had tha ttiisfortunn to have one of bis
lands ent off by a Isth saw at th Capita!
mm liiis aiiernooii, 11 wss nesr th saw
and endeavored to pitch a stick of wood
over the taw when bis band wss caught bv
th tenth, with the above result,- Juuinai.
A Live Day, This
ria been a typl-
William, flroa.
eally lively .afternoon.
Duffy and Shultz Bros, black (Shepherd
tiau a ncrce light an along rir.t street .be
tween El. worth and Brondalbln to-day,
resulting In the bull dog rather coming out
on top, tnougii the iirt'he u was very
gamy
I) a nc i Nil.--To-night at the M K Chu-ch
Evangelist Connolly will talk on 'Danc
ing," 10 which an the yodng people re
...-.I..H- l..li.l ... ... I 't - .
Ing are Interesting, bong service at 7:3a
p. m; ana preaching at bp, m, 1 he pub
lie Is earnestly renuested to be present.
RAIL. Two carload of 35 pound steel
rails, 90,000 pound In all.were transferred
at Albany today to tbe Oregon Pacific
consigned to the United States at Yaquina
uay, evidently for
y, evidently for use on the jetty work
Laid end lo end they would reach about
one and a half mites.
Relioioijs. At the United Presbyter
ian church this evening Rev W W Logan
win preach and conduct the services, lie
return to hi home In Portland to
morrow. The services will however be
continued and the pastor wlit pieach to
morrow evening on the "Advantage ot a
religious character In the present life,"
A meeting will be held on Saturday at 3
p. m. for the re option ot members bv the
session.
MesTixa Closed. The special meet
ings at the Baptist ciurch c!ocd la.t nlghi,
having been held continously sinze Chrft
mas. After a few dsvs ret the natior,
Rev Geo W II ill. wlil'betln special scr
ee at the mission school hall, 01 MaUe
street, 1.1 east Albany. Much progress
has been made during '.he quarter ending
with thl month In both the material and
spiritual Interest of the church. The
Sunday school has Increased from too to
101, the attendance la.t Sunday: betides, a
minion school of about too has been or
ganized. The regular congregations have
greatly Increased, and 54 members htve
been added; thirty-eight by haplum.
raiDAV.
Chinas N.w Years begin oua wtek from
next Monday .
Tlur will be two assassmoriU ft Fet rn-
ary in th A 0 U W order.
Bav Mr HalL of Astoria, will Were this
voig at th Congregational Charcb oa
"The f aUccmb ol Rome.'' Al'. are invited.
This a Tic i wnder obligations to I Ions
Jeff M ter and C I Saedd for valuable publi
aocumcQts.
Tbe steamer Salem wa in tbe city U day.
It 1 an independent boat aad will ran reg
aiariy.
lUv J R Kirkos trick, of Lebanon.! bolJ-
ioe revival meeting at Ravenna, a snbm
of Seattle, with great ac. Uv K.. is
ruet.tr.
An agreement to toe th store of Alitar.v
00 Saoday baa been generally ignd. Moat
of th Albany store bsve always kept clotei
on tnat aay.
A iol easb racket toe has been rnx ned
adjoining tbo:d oangUM. AlbanyviU
now nave three oi them. It never rauta bat
It pours.
D McDowslI, of Hrown.tiile, has jaat rc-
osivad tnlOTtistloa that prcatty tn Wheel
ing.WastVa, whuhke I wbnthewar
broke out an.1 abm-lomu. la nw worth
$3d.OO0, and he ill leave in a abort time to
sell it.
Tbe Pf port that S20.009 wilt be osed for
the paaaage ol the Santiam bill of oonra waa
a eaoatd, tbtingb it wa told her. It is
safe to say tb.touly honorable tneasa will
be Used iu that dirvction, which, tboagb,at
undoubtedly destined to fail.
Two young tneo named Aabi-11 and Leo
pold tot loat when banting oa the Siualaw.
The formrsueonded iu rinding his wsy out
ef the jioontaina; bat th Utter lias not re
tamed and it ia faarvd be is lost. II waa
tssteea on the 19th instant. .
A bear wa killed 01. th Santiam a few
days a-o. It is nnusnal lor Ixur to make
their appearand so e.ly. II we do not
have an early spring we have ba tnialead
by th animal kingdom, and ICaater will
have to Bum fnr a like t-Uance. Expraa.
vV A Ma-Pheraun, onn nf theoldmt editor
of Oregon, ). dta-,- having died at Vincent
hcapintl at PortUud Wednesday morning.
Mr MPheroa wa etlitor of the Journal of
this city from 'Gi to '60, and taugh aehool
for many J en. Ho wa state printer on
trni. ilia early career was a bright one.
Hie last j tare were characterized by dieei
pttioo. Thepsckaga ontaiting 2000 whieb dia
appaarani so tnvsteriously from the safe of
th Nm thorn Paeiiio Fxpreaa-tiflie at Taco
ma a few wrelts ago, ba not yet l-een re
eoeertd. hut tha bank to whom the money
tielonged lias been reimhnrsed. The Seen
ity Company, of New York, which wa on
the bonds of ex-Cahicr Jetr, baa paid th
money to tho express oompany, Jctt still
trennonsty denies any knowledge a to the
disappearance tf the money. All express
agents ae seenretl by seeurity eoiitpauiee.
A Peat Office Robbko Last nlht
the Post office at Roseburg was robbed ol
$iiooln coin, some postage stamps, and
other articles. The robbers, it was thooght
came thi way. Sheriff Scott was noti
fied to be on the lookout. There seems to
have been no definite clue to the robbers.
v HA1UCDAV.
Buy your x-ooeri w of Parker P.r .
' 8-tnr krautat C E Rrownell's,
Hulin & Dwtm, drnggista
Fi.te groceries at Conn & llHidr'csott'.
All rubber i;vm1 t at o.tat at Khdu Bro.,
Barghius la hltrtry ltmpt at C 12 Brow-
oell'.
Gennine Iowa torghum on draught at C
E Bruwnell B. . .
Dtiliitintrs rirange eider on tap at C E
Urownelrs.
Call at I'tihn l-on's New Drag S5re
tor rresntiidtis.
Titbleta, t encila anil spouge. at Uulin 4
Dawson', French' corner.
". Smoke ths oolebrated Havna filled 5 eeut
otgar at Joliun Joseph .
See W F Road's line of dresa got da aud
silks before buying elsewhere,
Bargaina in choice grooaries csrt alwav
be secured of AUcn Bros,. Flsun Block,
A large stock of wait paper, with late de
signs, at Fortmiller k Irving's.just received,
AredfUnd mat or chair tidy, found on
thn street, can ba had by ualling at this
cfHee. ,
Tbe Jefferson Review pnblinhea its sub
oriptiou receipts monthly. For January
they were $21 60. That's sort td giving
oues business away.
A man fr.m Roseburg says there were
verv tusrricious circumstance, about the
robbing ot the post otlic there, by which
$1200 in money waa taken. Some one evi
dently did it who knew the combination.
Don't fail to see our mmi's and hovV
olothing before purchasing elsewhere., ; We
sell the beat olothing for tha least money of
any house in the city. Look and be oon
viuocd. G W Simpson
Th coyotes have been doing a good daal
of damage to sheep near Wells station lately.
and a lively crowd of men went after them
with about 15 or 20 hounds They expeot
to continue the chase fcr at least three days.
Cor West Side.
The Ysqnina Republican, " says, Norm
Kulgate and Mr Titus haa a narrow escape
on the beach the other day. While going
around the point this side of the Mcore
Brother a breaker came iu and covered the ;
wagon np and treated them to a first-class
surf bath.
Mr Gross, proprietor of he depot hotel,
gays he is perfectly tatisfit-d there is nothing
in the item in tbe LchanouKxprfPs ahont
wss it th room bat another young woman,
th parlor rarely btlog frequented by meo.
,1 .no fm. m mii is must n.vv rwen in soma
Other wsy, '
ftecotitly several hirsts have been stolen
in th vicinity of Salem or the citms.of
French prairie and th man who probahlv did
all tbe stealing vr.it arrested at Portla-d
yesterday, Khoriil Croi.on I ad a warrant
for his srrest in.ned from Justice Batchelier
oonrt last niht sod K' t" tho metropolis
lr him this morning. The yonng man gives
his nsme as Ik Mote.rt. and is said to b
woll known aljout Salem, -Statesman.
A new fnke ia nerfrrrmtvl as follow.. A
deottnt looking follow goes to a hone and if
his ring at tha front door is not atUndcd t
be goes ar.icod to th kitchn d.rf.r. He
ks the lady of tha house if her huaband is
in. and on twin told he is not. a.ys "I am
acquainted with jour liuibtid. I have been
eiinnK wun a man Jti.l round tha corn'
(or soma w.rk I have done, and I waot
Cents to make th ( lisiign. If tour bask ,1
ws here he won Id tend in. Ihe mmi- v."
The Udy somelimas lunds the monev ud
aome'tiincs pot.
Police Mattcra-. Don Ikigard in nn
wer to the roll crtll tn Itecordi-r Htnton'a
rooniM Unlay, said he wan gnilty, and $5
and cost wan tho verdict. Cuu,drnnk
and dinordt-rly. Mr McDonald, Fair
Haven rt-ai estate man, wnn given a cou
pio day in the calibooscfor a lik cnuw.
Ijvely TiMisa In Albany corttinuo and
we look for a big boom In Ihe mprin!?.
All the rdgn point that w ay, To day
when the aim pointed Ui high-noon Mr
T L Duggvr, the ucrr-aful t-diUrr of the
Hcio 1'rvMN, and Mr Jamte Nanny, whoM.
farm adjourn Mr Duggere on tiiu Al winy
prairi inrtat tiio north-nrt corne r of
the Fiinn Block, when compliment wsre
pnssed about the poisoning of cattle.
The fire flew from the eyta of the men
and thfcir fists Hew from their ehoulder.
The contest waa about even, perhaps
snwiiiy in lavor 01 our fr end of the
Preas, when his feet slipped nnd he f)l
over the walk Into a rnai of Firat Street
mud, which needs only to Ire seen to be
appreciated. This ended the first round
and the battle. ,.
Lach was fined $5 and costs, which
was promptly liquidated.
Ciiritcii NrrritKM. There will be
preoctiing service tomorrow at the
Presbyterian church at II a m and 7:30
p tn. Snbjtct of tbe tnornintr sermon
jvill be "Prayer as a Factor in Christian
Life and Service." Tire evening discourse
is rrcachel at tlm ietueet ol the Y P 8
(5 K. Subject, ' The ChriHt." 0:30 t jn
YPSCE meeting. This will 1 a
special service celebrating the anniver
nary of the ortrauimion of the C E work.
12:15 pin Sabbath School. All will e
made welcome to these service.
Habljuth services at the United Pres-
byterian church tomorrow w ill tie as fol
lows: lU'V rjtt ilson will prcarU at 11
mand communion of tbe Ijord'a Sur-
jwr win iniuu'ijiaifiy louow. Raltuatn i
Schord at 2 :30 p in. Y P O K at 6 :30 v
....:tt t. . .. ....
ni Evening service at 7 :30 o tn. to lie
conducted by tbe posUrr. The scitfiion
will meet at 10:30 a ui for the recention
of members.
Services at the M E Church tomorrow
will be as follows: Prayerroeeting at fi
a tn, preaching at 11 a in and 7 :30 n m.
Tbe morning service will be followed by
tne Lord a Mipper. .-abbatli School at
:!50 p tn and Epworth League at 6 ;30 p
tn. Lvangclixt Connolly will have
charge of the meeting in the evening.
which will be bia laxt evening here.
TEnprBAisTE raits.
EJHau by A!H;y W. C. T. D
Six different ml-ion stations in Buimah
are circulating Neal Dow's tracts on
smoking. .. .
Mrs Case, of t'e Baptist mission at My
tngylan, has formed temperance and pur
ity league, both among the Burman pupils
of her school and the English soldier
stationed there.
At a temperance meeting lately held In
Rangoon, Burmah, where but fifty natives
were pre.cn', seventeen signed ti pledge.
The speech, made lo Engiith, was trans
lated Into Tamli, Telugu, and Hindustani.
Mls Fran-cs Willard say: "In the
good time coming, the diily paper wilt lie
upon our tables, the transcript of the best
doings of humanity." Meanwhile," sats
Rev Florence Koilock, 'let the daily paper
fearlessly and faithfully tell the worst,
that we may know with what we have to
deal, and rise to the duties w hich the
kt.ow ledge puts upon us."
The W C T U, of St Johns, Newfound
land, organized three months ago, has
since doubled its membership. It lately
held a public meeting: and sustained the
Intercut of the audience to the end of a
program two bcurs in length. The'
largest hall In the city seating over one
thousand persons, was packed.
'Naturatiats tell ut," says Frances
lard, "that walking i a succession of In
tcrrupted falls forward. So civilization
may be termed the forward falls of na
tions interrupted just in the hickol time"
The Indiana Friends have put them
selves 011 record as no friends of tbe a
loon. Here Is their sentiment: "On
purely secular matters Chrir.'ians may
safely be Indifferent, but t between sin
and righteousness, drunkenes rnd sobri
ety, it will never do to be i ciurnl. Tlaere
Is no escaping the conclusion that If the
drink traffic is a sin, those voters who
knowingly select men as lawmakers who
f Ivor license are Implicated In the crime."
RIAL BALKS
It A Rampy, trustee, apt II A Pa
vis, tot tt, hi 7, I;.trrisburg;....$
Martha J Aiiord agt Jaa F Davis,
200 acres 14 w4....i
L T Kingletary to Martha J Alford,
.SSaereg U w 4
Samuel May et ux to Martha J Al-
ford.38.07 acres 14 w 4
Minerva E Ingram to Marth J Al
ford, 4.1.25 .acres 14 w 4
Emma C Clover to Martha J Al
ford, 87.07 acres 14 w 4
: 200
4200
900
900
900
900
2100
400
550
000
W 11 Maple to Harriet J Ma pi
111x112 feet, blC0,Albany
J R Kirk patrick to J B Sprenger,
lots 3 and 4,bl 3,K's A.Leb.. . .
Geo W Morrow to W E Arnold.lots
2, S and C, bl 8. W 's A, Scio . . .
Geo W Arnold to Wm E Arnold,
50 acres 10 w 1 ,
U S to E 11 Harer, 102.13 acres, 12
w4......... Patent
al 11 Kobb to Martha J Drinkard,
160 acres 14 w 1....
Chas L Boyd and wi'e, of Capo
, Town, South Africa, to O Dick
inson ,of Sulem, power of gttor
ney ,.-..
C L Boyd to T L Lav. son, 40 acres,
9E1
C L Bovd to J S Neal,40 acres.9 E 3
M E A.Iama to Chas WeUel,22S.09
acres ,
Perry Hyde to Geo II Butler,' of
lot, 1 larrisburg
R A Rampy to Frank Kohn and A
Hamburger, lots 2 and 3, bl 8,
llarrisburg . . .
Oregon to Richard Fox, 160 acres.9
E4.. !..........
U S to Honry Davidson, 320 acres.
-2500
100
109
10
250
200
13w 4.......... ......Patent
$15,171
Total for year.
.$02,140
. Cupetuiy.
Tb'is ia what ou ougnt to have, n fast
you must hxva it, to enjoy life. Thousands
re searching for itdily, and nionrning be
cause they hi:d it not. Then utmL upon
thruxands of tiollain are vpeut nnui!ly by
our people iu the hope that they mav at.tain
this boon. And Ytt it may be had by all.
Wa cn.-iractee that Elcctrio Bitters, if used
according "direction and the use persisted
in, w biinjj jou good diestiou ami oust
the demon D)SLrpii sud install instt-ad
Euptpiy. We recommend Electric Bitters
for Jvspi ; is sid ail diseases of Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys, Sold at 50o and $i
per I oft! by chay & Mason, dregsrsts.
Preuck Taa.y Warers.
wafers are a sure andsnfet; cifi.
kir.dsof fetnald troubles. ar.C'v'!'
all obstruct iens to the men'-1 ly
no matter what the cause. 1 1 1
rwhat every woman neca , ai t
tved with safety. For sale L tht
The
for a
re mot
period are jt
can be
Livinttone Chemical Co., also fron 11
sole agent, J ACumming, druggist, Ba -n
berg btck, A lbany, Oregon.
Excitement
Runs high in Albany st
r0j
sou's drug store cr System
everybody is tjsirg it for Ca
Ston;arh, Dyrepa, C,t
Buiitler, as
r. h of tv 9
, n Jl .-tin.
THE COMfEX KtlE BAZAAB,
Has ft large and complete line of
go'!, dolla, doll hnggica, boys' wagon,
ve odpedes and many other gooda which
eoi to triftketip a complete assortment,
beiiidr: a crnnplct line of tamps of
evrry derriptif;n, t'hina crockery, fancy
drrxiraU-d ware, glassware, bird cages,
plush gowln, Ktich a albums, toilet acts,
antrrspti bouk, scrap books, children's
A 11 C pictnre book, and ail goods that
are carried in a Bazaar atcre, including
ltorr liroa. 147 silverware. We wish
to r ait the attention of the public in par
ticular to the Golden Knle prize baking
powder ami tea, put op expresaly for
thin fade, which gives life best of Mttis
fnction, as is attested Try the hundreds
who have used both the tea and baking
powder ever since" introduced hy the
Got ten Kule r.a.aar, i.ncii package ot
tea and ran of tracking powder draws a
prize in the shape of a fine piece ol glsss
war?. He sure to call, w hen in Albany,
at the Golden Utile 1'Hzaar, you w ill
Ire sure to find w hat you weat, and will
be shown vr-r the Ure and I treated,
kiuitly hy my clerk, Mr. Milter. My
goor's are all marked in plain figures so
ns n rt to deceive r.nyonc, and I iiave but
one price to all.
Jt i.ii a GkAftwom.
A ft IXJKCrOB fr wirh each
uttie'f Ihtlidt a t'.'.trrh lt. fi.jl lV,oe
0 ei 15$ I'-fi? Mi 0.1, ao,.t-.
FOB DYSf'KKc I A cd ive '"o'niiaint
juu I vi a t ru tu u.ri.r i i-ii . t. r.lnttle
( Midol. . Vit-tlix-'r. It mv.-i.il to r.nrf,
ftaliy U Ma-ri'0, bii(ta.
bi!are F.njoy
The J tant fl ivcr, csotio aaW aiiif sotr
ing rTTtcU of Hj-rup of Fi', when in cf
a laxstive And if tho falser or rruHksr be
0tlv or Liiiou th" moat gratifying reaalt
olio in ij it ns, so ht it is the best fm-
y ready twica an l 9 , ery family should
ave a bstti, "
A ue car for ibe whisky tabit; Dr
Liviufstjn' At tido' fur tun ennea will
care soy ee cf the Ibtnor "tbit n irom ten
to ttility duyr, from the noUrsd driukerto
tb dmnkard. Ihe Antidote e n be given
io 1 cup tf ca-fTeo with'.nt th ki owletlge of
tbe i-erst-a taking it. The Antitiote wiilnot
injure th kealtn irt any wsy. M un fact urcd
by th LiringstoB Chemical Co , Portland,
Ortgoit rr from J A Cunitriiug. oie agent,
Albany.. -
WILL YOU fc-UFFER with Dyspepsia
and Lir.r Ctwipiaiat? Smloh'a Vitaiiz ia
guaranteed Ut core yon.
(
V
or; 15 is.vjoys
ti'J tha nt. iii sl ainl remilu v:cl
t-!i ff Fijt lakcn ; it i 1 leasant
ai-rl rt ffesliiu to the taste tnl ccts
pfirtly Jit promptly on the Kidiioyg,
Liver and lSowebj, cleat! so 8 the fiys-U'liTCt'ctf-nUy,
dijtjWjU coltlr1, liead
:idi 8 ami fevers ami cures linbitnal
.istt,?at"Kt. Syrup of Figs is the
onlr reniCvly of ita kind over pro-ctu-rt
-t, plecring to tlio taste atiuac-
t-; t".lb to the stomach; pir-mpt in
its ;v.li;n &nd truly lientficial in its
s&cH ila rcany excellent qualities
. .T.ir.cnd it to a!L 1 1 U for sale in
cr:i SI Lcttlcs by all leadicg.
t-n:-;!:tT. . .. .....
S.;-ff,CTUtfO CHVPY TVS
CAUr G.VilA FIG SYRUP CO.
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Caveats, s ni Tratte-Mark obtalsed, and all Pat
ent bu.in- conducted for Moderate Fees.
Our OHee is Opposite U. S. Patent Ottc.
and n e can nemn patent tn leas time than thoee
remoie rrcm Waahinrtno.
Iend model, urawi i or phottx, with descrip
tion. We advise. If patentable or not, free ot
charge, t-nr fee nut due ttil patent is secured.
A Pmtt,let '-How to Obtain Patents," with
came of a -ual eile-if In vour Slate, eounty, or
town, scot fre. Adirvss,
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Fitrnif and Ranches for sale.
Also city bro jerty in Allo
and C orysti'iii.
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