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THE IfAQUlNA ROUTE
foa Development Compaay'a 8ta.u;
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225 PILES SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME
aaa by any other ra.it,
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Yalfht tin from Portlaad and all point
to tba WUIintUt YalUy to ad from San
rraaoiaoo, uu.
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th train of tha Oregon Paelflo Railroad
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Yaauina with lb Oregon Development
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The CbmpsoT frawrraa tba neat to
rVara aalUDK data vuaout aotloa.
V. B. Paaaaorara from Portland and
WllTametta Valley potnla eaa roaka eloaa
aosuaaeaija wlta tha traina uf tha Taotilna
oat at a.1 ban y or Gorrallia, and irdaa
fnad to San Franeieoo ahould arranato
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fotaraat allowed en aarlnn dapotlU as follows:
Oa ar Jlnary aarinft books ,...4 par emit par annaia.
0 term aarina;a Ixioks ......f per caul par annua.
Onearuflcele ol liepoeil.
Por vhrae avmlbt 4 per cant per annum:
for six ntouthe a par east par annum:
Por twelre moath. ...... a pereent par anatim
PRANK 1KKUU, Preatdnt
O. P. THOMji Vlce PratWans,'
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Pcoiiiy-Wanted.
All klu.la of p.iullry, alive
at tha Vl!Uintta Pckliig
atoie. Altany. .rtct..
r drofaxd
C'rtrpony'a
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Silt StotlWOTJt.
riiK VANHtlKD Sl KTLl tf.
"What wa two ytar bjjo the richest
public treatury la Hie world l!l bo ob-
(tantUlljr bankrupt long before the term of
the present administration expire
Thit U a startling declaration made bjr
Mr CarlUle In the Februrar number oi the
Forum now senator from KentucVy. Mr
CarlUle la a capable man of aflulra, vhoie
lorg aervlce In congreaa haa given him
keen Inalght o( the vrajra and mear.a, the
receipt and expenditures cf the United
Statra. The da HarrUon entered upon
charge of the national Iruat the cash aur-
plua In the treaaurjr amounted to $i $0,
000,000. At the cloe of the pieaent fiscal
year, June 30 neat, there will be a deficit
ot 14,000,000, A year later tha deficit will
be $84,000,000.
When GarfLId was chairman of the
house committee on appropriations nine
teen yaars ago be said: "It la manifest that
tha necessity of expenditures does not keep
pace with the mere Increase of numbers
and while the total sums of moneys ex
pended must necessarily be grcaicr from
year to year the amount per capita ought
In all icgulated governmenta In time of
peace to gro gradually less," Senator
Carlisle shows that while the population
In 1890 was only sixteen tlmeae great as In
1790 yet expenditures were more than 130
times aa great. In 1S10 the expenditures
per capita were 73 cents. In tSyo they were
S4.10, While the population waa nine
times aa great the per capita expenses of
the government were forty-eight times as
great.
Gen. Garfcld said In 187a: "We may
reasonably expect that the expenditures for
pensions will here after steadily dcercaae,
unless our legislation should be unwar
rantably extravagant." The Fmm article
shows that in 1871 pensions consumed only
$23,500,1100, In 1890 the Increase waa to
$106,836,000. For the current year i
$ 1 33.ooo ,000, "and," say a Mr Carlisle, ""the
country will be unexpectedly fortunate lt
the expenditures for this purpose slop short
Ot $100,000,000."
It Is well that the people called a halt
last Novembsr.butlhey will not be entire
ly safe until they will have changed the
senate aa well aa the house, and the exec
atlve aa well as both. There la a limit to
th Uxable , resources of the republic, and
there la pressing need for return to the
thrifty practices that obtained before the
advent ot republicanism.
HINTS TO HUl'SEKEEPEUS.
Cold meals are generally found
more
easy of digestion than warm ones.
For neuralgia, make a small muslin bag,
EH it with salt, heat it very hot and lay It
against the aching pUce. It will prove a
great relief, as salt retains the heat: a long
time.
Salt as a tooih-powder fa better than al
most an other dentifrice. It keeps the
teeth very white, the gums haid and rosy,
and the breath f reh.
Not only for its flavor, but for health's
sake, a dish ot apple sauce goes with roaa
pork; In addition may be served one or
several ot the following vegetables: Pota
toes, white and sweet, cabbage, cauliflower,
Brussels sprouts or spinach, toma.oca,
turnips, vegetables, oyaters, lot.td tlcc or
hominy.
To mend chins lake a very thick solu
tion of gum arable and water, and stir into
It plaster of Tarla until the iiilxtuie be
comes a vlscoua oaste. Apply it with a
br ush to the fractured edges and stick them
together. In three days the article cannot
be broken In the same place. The white
ness of the cement renders it doubly val.
uable.
Set a dish of water In the oven wi'.h
cakes when baking and they will seldom
scorch.
After cleaning bras,tln, etc., with paste,
rob up with a duster, and finUh with thin.
dry paper. The polish will last as long
again.
Salt and water, quite
persistently for a lime.
strong, and used
will prevent the
hair from falling out. '
Whatever vegetable are choten, too
many of the same claaa ,f flavor should
not be used at one dinner. For Instance,
ane may use either cabbage, spinach or
cauliflower, but not three.nor twoof them.
If hominy Is used, rice should not be. If
beans are decided upon, do not use pea ;
neither serve sweet potatoes and squash at
the same time, nor commit the blunder of
serving lettuce, beet greena and chtcoty
in the same course.
Th lion Marche in Paris posute prob
ably the largest kitchen in the world. It piO-
vides food for all the employes of the Virr,
4000 in numbrr. The smallest kettle holds
seventy-five quarts. Hie largest 375 quarts.
There are fifty frying-pans, each of which rs
capable of cooking 303 cutlcis at a time, or a
frying 320 pounds of potatoes. When ther
are omelettes for breakfast 7800 eggs are used.
The coffee machine makes 750 quarts of coffee
daily. There are sixty cooks and loo kitchen
boys employed.
Prffer, the nrw senator from Kansas say:
"When I left the republican party, I ieft it lea-
good." And behold.lt was goo-).
IOO F. Albany Lou if e No a holds Ha
regular meeting W ednesday evening ot
each week. Vinitlng brothers are cordialty
nvlted to attend.
Copyrldht, USA
M LITTLE BO Pita
! ,?.ib,r R0? ni emjlda't taU whsna
to Had hm." ho the old nursery rhwmw
aaya. and I if go on to bid bar "Uivt tfaw
f1'" and tWll cfluia home and brtDa taew
Ulto beUnd item." AU tlot taay be frua eC
aueen. but If you kin biat I, 1.1.
KS 21?uot ffo 10 lva taat alone, ia
aaa .n
".pu", iimri, unui vary recently m
ure for (kinaumpOon, wkina ia niiivertaJlr
aukjiowlodjrwl to be eerofuJa at artier tiia)
Iwnjra. would hav beea looked upon aa sal.
ravnitoua, but now eople ara bag-taaJna to
raojice that the Ulaouaa la not Ineuraaie. Dr.
J-Kiroe's OoW-tu Uri ml I)iaeovary will eure Ik
lf token In time and (-Ivan a fair trial. 1'has
woMS-renownd remedy will not atake aew
w"- n m iwn aiaeasea oaaa ma
btUy siate whn ctiiar raaaaa lira f.nT
1 1mtuABfie rraWully ttalify ta this. It la
potent tciiio, or siren a-U. rurr. alt
tJvp, ,utmiMuir, and uiritive. or KaaO.
.r loom to medio! avaaoe. rr lAm-
r ", w i luxtx . r ai.tiuf ej BioeeV
UvIf katat " ajid l'ata, at JaUies
tioo. It it an aaeutieJed raaa. .
aaqualad
rf.RACT'SS CATr"H rTT'tny
r ' of, ai a,a. ei jkuw k-J!
- . - , .-".""v :
i
ppk bra- thftt Uwy never bother ikon 1
iJV Vi. llct th," ro tna way tnep i
eame." A tut to often the riot! aaa .0 - L !
not come oacK or lla own a.eari a 1
TKLEGRAPH10 NEWS.
tM'iimUt1.
Salem, Feb. 13, Four Lake Lablsh
damage suits against the Southern I'aclfia
will not come up lor trial, the company
avlnir. compromised with the plaintiffs.
These are the suluof Bccxley, lluff' Uen
ee and Moan, ine amounts asked
ranged down from $38,000 to $6000,
Uerk'f v'a was the largest and acts $ooo.
and the utlirrs In same proportion A new
autt filed to day was that ol Silas W Loon-
ra vs. the sain wreck, ills request Is for
$45,000, Leonard was express-messenger
on the train, and his It the twenty-tirst
suit.
A Praf. Aaaa ailed.
Eugene, Or Feb 14. A lively meeting oc
curred oa the grounds of the pabllo school of
this city this evening. Ai Professor Williams
principal of the school, was leaving this even-
n oa was assaulted hy two you tin boodlums
mitti rocks, recisving severe brits on the
head, The boys, Otto Roberts and Charles
Keed, pleaded cuilty of assault and battery.
and were lined $lo eacK and cotls. Tha trouble
a.osa from the punishment of one of tba boys
la scbooi a lew days ago.
Worth Caaatdrrlag.
Wasiiinoton, Feb It. The committee oa
rivers and harbors waa called twather today ,
at the request of representative Hermann, to
consider senator Dultih, bill appropriating the
tne total sum estimated to be necessary ta
complete the wotks at tha mouth of the Co
lumbia river and the Cascade iocki and canal
Ceaeral akerawaa.
New York, Feb 14 4:30 A M. Genoa
Sherman passed the day yesterday in much tba
tame manner he did the day before. Hi
condition varied at one lime he was thought
to be growing stronger, and at another he was
growing perceptibly weaker. Though hit
condition U eatramely critical, his family have
been more hopeful today than upon aty day
mce nts unlets look a serious turn.
verwaielaalasly far Clevrlaael
New York, Feb 13. The Herald haa beca
endeavoring to ascertain how tha democracy
Of ihe country staodt In regard to thepreti-
oenitai nominal ton in I9Q3. In twenty-sevea
states the democratic members of tba. legis
lature expressed their preferences, and Cleve
land 1513 votes) 11.11, 190; acattennJ.176.
1 ne souta la very s'.roncly in favor or Cleve
land, and New York was the only state that
reiurneaa majority tor mil, the governor
getting 31 out 01 33 votes ca't
A Leal Ball
Astoria, Feb 13. he 1890 atsesmcnt
roll for the city of Astoria has myttcrtouily
disappeared from the auditor's office win
about foouo dollars uncotlecteb taxea thereon
It has been missing far about a week. This
roll haa bad a rather remarkable experience.
A rraunetw Affair.
Pendleton, Feb 1 a. There have been
new and interesting developments in tba assign
men! of the Peadleton Hardware and Imple
ment Company. Mint jer Greene, who waa
arretted on a charge of embezzlement, pre
iciicu oy j rcatucm ueojam a oellinir.
turned the taMea and had Sellina? arrested oa
two cnerges, one wit n perjury, la swearing to
complaint agavaM j erne, aaa tne other la
attempting to bribe witness in a case recently
on trial here before the circuit court. Mr
Selling waa placed under $1000 bonds on each
charge, which he easily foraished. Hit trial is
set lor Monday. Kamadate. the vooni mi a
who was hired lo make aa investigation of the
company'a books, who was afterwards paid, aa
ne claims, to make a false balance, anil then
gave inter mat iou leading totLe arrest of Grecse
as, of course, greatly needed aa a wuncte.
II was placed m catiody teUetday under
bosdt of flooo.
1'helee Per rresteleaf.
Salem, reb 13 The Oregon legulature
it com;o.eJ of ninety membcrt. ,raty-aix
tre Jeroocraf a. Of Ihtm IweatTHWa favor
Cleveland, and one Hill, while four say I key
want a new man. 1 hit Is tLe poll if the tie
cuioo mutt be between Cleveland and 1 1 ill
Only five stiictly favor Cleveland, though
Iwei ty one pr.fer htm to Hill. The one man
lor 11 i.l comes from one of the strong democrat
10 precincts, while kit four co'Jeroe favor
Cleveland. Ca.llUe and Gorman have each
one admirer tot vice-preaiJent. Leading dem
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""a uuiMue mc w-giauKure cum trial urc
goo will send delegates instructed fur Tcnnoycr
or prrsiucnt mine national con ventua.
W I II Ceaaa la Ike C-aat,
Wasiiinuton, Feb ia. The president and
most of his caLinet a ill visit the Pacific coast
toon after tha adjournment of rongrets, sad
Rave arranged for a trip to include a tour of
the southern states. Probably Ihe paity wiH
tan irotn shingi0n esrly in Aprd .
ruvratad's tetter.
Washinotox, Feb 13. -The letter cf
Grover Cleveland published this morning,
haa made him the next president, or haa
prevented any other democrat from being
president, iuat as it hat alto accomplished
another thing, and that ia, prev.ntcd the
passage of the free coinage bill by the
riouscoc representatives at this araalon
Eastern democrat who favored It, do not
want it now.and tUt much Ulked of meat
ure Is probably dead. Nothing haa caused
so atuch excitement In political circle for
year, a uu celebrated letter.
awa af Tsawa atertiaral.
Salbss, Feb. 13. In tha circuit court
leday, fn tha matter of P0 Beck ley vs. (he
Southern Pacific Company, for damage
sustained In tha Lake LaMsh wreck judge
Boise refused a change of venue, and the
oase corre on tor trial In the morning,
JaeU the Birr Aajala.
Lokdost, Feb. 1 . The boby cf a young
woman lias been found this morning,
ga.nm in a moat norrioie manner, sug
gi.wug me wurtwjtct me mpper.
C'laceU JIe JablUat
CoioB CiTr, Feb. 11. Qlaett and anti
uuboi men ore celebrating tonight. The
notei are Illuminated, bonfires on tne
streets, the band playing, and a great
crowd iubilatlng at the Overland hotel,
which ia a sort of headquarter for those
who have fought Dubois. Senator-elect
Clagef. made a graceful! speech from the
oaiconv 01 tne Hotel and waa frequently
I'j'tauuru,
la a rerlloaa retltlaa.
Oregon City, Feb ll. This afternoon the
steam dredge. Enterprise, of Portland, became
unmanageable above the falls and drifted to
ine edge ot the (alls where she rests on the
rocks in a daneerous position. The Enturnriaa
wiiim una oeen orenguig ine rulp company's
uH.iu. puueiioui 1111s aiternuon wtih ( m.inio
John Randall in charge. Just above the head
oiiiie basin she Urea me unmanageable and in
spiMtu every elloit was carried by Ihe current
to the ve. tre of the fall. Here she cauuhl tin.
wii lutaa which neiu ner irom going ver,
A a Kavarswni JabBegMSi.
t,Hicoo, Feb ll-Woik on (lie world's
Ulr grounds at Jackson park was begun today.
Abou; hlty men were put to work and the
numner will rapid y increased. The eniire
park has been takel and everythink it in
resduirK for the work now toinir on. Five
m.ir.tlit lime is .illowcil to place all the grounds
in mope lor lie buildings,
faunae of t raue lVaalrd.
Sallm, leu II. In the circuit court today
a n.o. ion for a change of venue waa mid s by
Hie railroad attorney, in the cate of P D Beck
try vs. the hem hern Pacific Company, for
a.imncctfut'.ained in the Lake LaUnh wreck
The nntier wot taken umlcr advltement.
Carried a VasAly Rtnre
1 acoma, rel 11 -Ldward Jolmsfn and
Dilly Wilkeaon, ;c' 14, of Portland, were
arrested 'li evening on mispicloo, Thily had
in lh;ir po4cssion fifty-six ja-Jtkniv, seven
wairitM twenty-two wilt handkerchief, two
revolver, one giant cu'ter, one pair of kid
gloves and 4 wo fiaonel tliirm, all of which they
lav llir UnV in nnrllnn,!
C'ait CrrhaiU eleelel
washinotcn, YcU 7. The senators frem
w.i. :.,i,. . . ....
b"'" "vv'i a K.iory louay m tccuring
tne pnttage ol A.'.m'a auieodmcct locating the
dry dock on Piij-irt hound anil itppropriottng;
sii,.jo ior nie pu-ci:sc n aoo acres of land
01 rort Orchard, and f 2 1x1,000 to begin the
uic loiai con m a uitnjiio be $700,000,
Thn largest single ahlmat of sturgeon
for the V.l was made at Skxmok.nvH last
evening, when the Telephj.it? touk on
board twenty-six-' tons. The fish will be
frozen in Portland. Attorian.
' WILL YOU SUFFEU with Byi-pcptia
and LWi.r CmplaiDt ? iiluloh'jj Viializor is
guaranteed to cure ymi.
RiartTB. I
The county question has been settled
tnr v. .A it t. t . k
!I J"0 Jp5m ai nd " U ,J be hPed
tor longer,
The city council at Junction has passed
an ordinance requiring all dealers In ci
garettes to pay a license of $15 per annum
and to furnish a $150 bond that thry will
auuie ny trie new low,
It Is estimated that tha amount of money
shipped out ot the state for grain big
reached a million ttollsrs for this year's
crop. How much better It would have
been to have aaved tho money In the
county by starting a bag factory,
The sum ot $co,ooo tor
Oregon'
hlhlt at the world's fair la large enough.
It la too small tor a act ot schemer who
started In with a purpose of personal profit,
and tney are woetullv Ultar pointed
Statesman.
The Junction Pilot Is becomlntr quite a
ladles' paper, moat ot the last Issue beinsj
devoted lo the gentle sea. it seems that
some ot the young ladles have been acting
naugutiiy ana tne 11101 wanted to ateer
them Into tha rluht path, and they are
mad, and he ha had his hands full dodir
tng epithet of vengeance
SRanawaea
A man about 60 year old ha been
playing the confidence game in the Pa-
ousa country lately, lie want to pur
chase a nlca farm, and succeeds In getting
a tew aaya- board, and in one or two In
stances a (mall loan irom the farmers
with whom he talked. Dakei City Ke-
-.-111 1 1 I LI.. I. . . L - . I
velilc. Probably the same man
who lias I
jutt worked Corvallia,
Most military comnanles In Oregon i
teem to be disturbed by Internal dissen
sions. Aioany'a is aa exception, only
harmony prevailing. Eugene Is now
troubled. The Guard tayts A few day
go some ot the members of C Co. O N
G of this city circulated a petition asking
the captasn to reaign bis oisice, being dlse
pleated with hi management. Now the
captain prefers charge against them and
they will be called before the court ot
discipline." "
Just to show how Piovldence get In Its
fine wark and preserve the town from
dettructlon by fire durlmr the Chinese
New Year's celebration, a few figure are
la order. 1 here are 1,317 Uilncae, Lach
on set off aS J pack ot cracker 1 that is
639.614 packs; In each pack there are 13
cracker: that makes 78,673,(33 Are crack-
era that are being hurned on the plank
street. Any one of the 7,673,513, If It
got It work In, would start a blaae.
Providence la on oir side to far. Asto
ria.
A peculiar accident recently happened
to Wilbur rentier, while skating at Day
ton, Columbia county. Wash. He run
aaalntt a barbed wire that was stretched
scrota the pond. It cut through nl scsrl
and made a gh In hi throat about tour
inches long. 1 he wire gave away and
wound around hit neck, and It I thought
that the breaking of the wire I all that
saved hi life. At present he I a seriously
Injured boy.but I on the road to recovery,
ay an ..
The attempt to create Ihe county et
Santlam from Linn waa short-lived. The
bill wenl through at tne mornl.ig session
on the argument of the lobbyists that It
would take away ao mtny democratic
vote from Linn county as to leave that
caunty republican. The bill ws no soon
er read in the senate than It wa Indefi
nitely postponed, and will be heard of no
more wis scKn. urcgonian, 11 ia a
fact worth noticing that the Senate a a
tute take a broader view of matter than
the House.
now 1 or a bridge. 1-t there be no
wavering. The good cltlxen ot Albany
will be solid for auch a structure, which
wftl do more for Albany than any other
enterprise that can be named. V e are far
enough advanced now to do awav with
the prima live and backwoods style of
croaalng river on III looking terry boat.
frontier aiiair, and we are no longer a
frontier. Let ut awake and be stirring In
the matter from the atari This should be
a year ol progress Lr the gem city of the
vaney.
A Portland teacher informed her claaa
that she bad "a go! mind to wive them
ail a dog-goned good thrashing
Hie E. O. of Pendleton refuaee to pub
lish poem. Hays a newspaper ia not for
that purpose. This ia barely a poetic
The Albany and Aatoria Railroad
Company evidently im-an business, from
ine provisions tuey ara making in refer-
ence to bridging the river.
Hie Salvation Army evidently baa a
good standing at Brio, judging from the
following from tha Press: "Interest in
Halvation Army meetings continues.
Heveral converts are reported. Lettl
good work coatinue."
Holmes, of Marion, voted against the
bill dividing Oregon into two Congre-
aiuuai uieiricis, ueing tne only no m ine
house, because it didn't make both dis
trict democratic, which ahowa what a
big pump ot humor Holmes possesses.
It is said Nelson Bennett was tha cansa
of Keed's retirement from the Oregon inn
He roasted theTacom gentleman and
tne l aroma gentleman got on to the neck
of the Oregon ian. Br war of mm prom
ise the Oregonlan wanted Reed to trans
fer himself toBalem. Oregon's capital.
and Heed concluded ha would quit first
.1 .!. 1 1 a .a aa I a. a
sou quit ne uiu. ne prooaoiy una it in
f. .1, rr Ml: ; so
ivc AacouiB millionaire. u tiddis
vapiiat.
The Scio Press verv senaibtv takea tha
following position in reference to tha Al
bany bridge, which is in strong contrast
to lue narrow course of a oanur in an.
other part of tha county : Aa to tha
bridge, as preparation in tba war of tha
necessary legislation has been made, we"
may RAieiy conclude that it will be built.
or at least commenced during the coming
summer, ana we. irom conversing with
the people, think a majority of them in
tuts section.!! called upon to do ao. would
say that Albany is justly entitled to the
unuge ami anouid nave it.
The Arizonia Kicker aoea for tha Mav.
or of his city in tho following red hot
wanner: "The mayor of this town
hasn't the decencv of a wolf nor the Ala.
nity of a monkey. He has been drunk
at least three times a week for the last
month, and he would as soon pull hair
wtui a nan-oreeu as to argue witn a gen
licman. ne ve cot t red 01 bla canera
and we now give liim due notice that un
less lie comes to a t hfht-nbouwace we'll
give mm dead away and rid the com.
tnunitv of hi nreeen.ee. An individual
about his size is wanted in one of the
eastern status forcow-stoal ntr.nnd whila
we don't want to be pizen mean, we owo
a duty to tills community. We have got
our eje on me mayor.
Phrenology is a very Interesting sub
ject. Most people now, including the
writer, oeuevo mere is considerable In
i..i 1 , , .
it; out, bo long as pnrenoiogists, 01 ap
parently eaual ability, srlve ona entircfe
(iiucrent, -jieaua" mere are bound to be
doubts as to the reliability of charts as
commonly given. An Albany young
,.r , .... " - 7 v."".
man and probably others has charts
of two phrenologists, in the city within
a few years, who marked his head the
same only on three faculties out of fifty
four. This indicates that a man's chart
depends about as much on tho character
1 the phrenologist as it does on his own.
Tho avowed object of phrenology is tell
pvopie wtiat they are good lor. This is
marked in charts in degrees, from 1 to 7.
TI10 writr baa seen a chart of a young
nun marking him 7 as an editor and a
minister, tie would run a newspaper
into the ground in two months, and
preach to benches, in all probability.
The truth is that one's head sueMBta
great possibilities means nothing at all
without it also suggests greot firmness,
great patienco and great virtue, 1'hren
ologtBts Bhould marshal all tbo faculties
and tell the truth regardless of conse
quences, and not give a man traits
equal to Taimage and Pulitzer unleBS
be poiseaes them.
A live aephyr haa been wafted north
ward today. Sometimes eastward.rattllng
signs and shaking trees) but compared to
,no ft-naa cyclone It is nartiiy me oreain
of a consumptive. . ,
Tha Aitorlan and Columbian at Aato-
I rla have been merged into one tmpar,
under the nam of botli.and InrortMjrnted
j With AcapltRl atock of $40,000. Of coure
thin drop tho bloody liRtchet that has
been awang around Willi looliali ictuerlty.
A darkev in Mitchell. Ind.. cot mad
Uenty-aovon year ago bacattae IiIh par
ent Mold their fnrm.aiid went to iM-d-and
ha been in bed aver since, though a
lien thy man. A few tlmea be baa Iren
taken out to vote And that t all. It 1
the worst case ot ttibbomnaon record,
ex-land Albany men who got pig beaded or
inxy ahould rend thi item, and tio otno-
liiing.
There ara many nice thing about gfV
ting married; butouoof the drawback
I for the people with youthful procllvi-
tlo to immeiliaUly b fronted ns nnte-
1 dcluvlnna and eii'lildi'il from All the In
nocent enjoyments of Ufa. Homo rwople
do not care. Those who do ahould not
lie made foiwll. AMoclatlon of married
and unmarried people should be a baneflt
to ixilli, and particularly 1110 latter.
On Wednesday Sfr Wheeler. In accord
anco with bi contract with I-nno county
returned to ahcrill oland too ilHtoi
tinnnaMHttd land in Junction precinct.
He found Hint 113 town lots, iuinrovcd
and unimproved, and 0702 acres of land
had not icn aeaic(i. a ne eompivtea
a tewnsblp be dolivera the list to tho
. 1 , .1 , 1 . . 1 T . f I .. ... ..
micrui. viuur.i. ic 1, 1.11111 tun mi iwr
aider w bat It ia annually losing In taxes.
The bill permltttns tho Onon Tactile
to issue bonda has passed both bouses of
the Legislature. There are said to bo
strong grounds to believe that work will
be pushed ahead. Already arrangements
are bolng made to improve the road bed
to the front. Hut. aa yet. this Is mostly
guess work, the) saino as it has been, and
was a year ago,and the Democrat doesn't
believe anything la made by salting false
colors in auch matters. The a'ter effect
Is apt to be backaellng. We are glad the
Indications are sood for eotncthiaa being
done this year.
Many newrpapers in the state are
pk'odlag for support by legislation and
otherwise In a very supplicating manner.
Ttie Pendleton K. O. geta down to busi
ness on the subject In the following man
ner, which the 1ciiat folly endoraes:
"The people do support the newspapers
in lust the proportion that the newspa
per advocate the people's Interest. The
paper must first do it duty lofore it ran
espect the people's appreciation. The
r.aat Oregonian leela that It l talking
from experience. It never bad a better
support than It ia enjoying at the present
time, and it never was so earnest In it
defense of the people's rishta. The peo-
pie are grateful tweause they are intelli
a M m -t a.".
gent. The never fail to respond to a
worthy and deserving press. The nres
of Oreson should first serve the people oi
Oregon and the people will be quick 10
ao tueir uuiy.
a.lstiea-
Haalt Baarav
The Democrat baa been abown a letter
from Mr William Morgan, a former Al
banian, residing acroa the Hound frum
Seattle, only a few miles from Tort Or
chard, from which we give a few very
Interesting items:
Perhaps it would not lie out of place
forme to explain the name, as 1 know
you are not much of a novel reader. The
word "mnmio" will be found in tne ro
mance entitled. "The Last of the Mohe
sans," and is tho Mohegaa word signify
ing lleavsn. It is ab the name of 1
little mining town away up in the vicin
ity ol tne xone 01 perpetual snow on
Pike's Peak, Col. As my ranch ia stipe
nor to theirs, ao I tne name.
Claim
lumping is lively bore now
heard today
!ay of three couteata bring fJUd
on one claim belonging to the Washing
ton MM Co.
The ubiquitous real estate man's voice
is heard .11 the morn saving: "w you
. 4 a. ...11 I...I1I1 . f
My land ia not for sale. He expatiates
with great volubility on tho advantages
of ducats grand, over toll and land, j
respond, no, not so with me. The am'
bition for gilded wealth the tintaunalm
lum ot pampered habitation the pout
and circumstance ot glorious state bat
"gone from my gaze like a beautiful
dream." I aeek not the turmoil and
strife of gay city life. When I contem
plate the vanity ot worldly things the
instability of wealth and power the
certain decs of all earthly greatness I
feel admonished to put forth my bent
uorU to the end that strawberries and
rin ycuow-ieuKeu c in;, w.. uj
fructify and become abundant at Mani-
to, to get away with which in libetal
quantities will render me no small enjoy
ment so long an niy present appetite
stays witn me; while
To capture with the book
The festive trout from the neighboring
brook,
Will furnish me some boyish play
With which to pass the time away.
Ubiquity doth glide.and I subside.
BIAt, BSTA aAlXA
17 8 to Lonis K Brooks. 136 acres,
13 ES latent
TJ 8 to Alonzo Mclntyrc, 100 acres,
12 w I Patent
Leander Cortner.by AMoessenger,
ascnt, to JohnL Akin,40 acrea
11 w 3 1775
0 L Blockmnu to 1) M Huston, 1
lot, 13'pA 7... CO
LF Smith to Elizabeth E Daven
port, lot 4, bl 3,B'a A, Tangent 100
B J Foster to T N Humphrey and
Wra Vost,4 acres 13 E 1 2200
AHackletnan toLFlinn, trustee,
1 lot, bl 52, IPs 2nd A 275
L Fllnn.lmstee, to E M I lor ton, 1
lot. bl 52, It's 2nd A 600
Hannah Reed to Henry McEntyre,
1(10 acrea 12 w 1 60
II McEntyre to J A Gibbenrd, ICO
acres, 12 w 1 450
Amanda Turner to II McEntyre,
1110 acres 12 wl... CO
A McEntyre to Henry McEntyre,
IOO acres 12 w J.. 00
$5,noo
. Total for year... $fi8 48l
Plat of Osborne's addition to Lebanon,
10 lots, filed.
Prrarh Taaay Wafers
wafers are a sure and spfei rift,
klndsof female trouble!, ai.e -.v".'
All obstructions to the in or., ly
no matter what the cause, 'li
1 ' what every woman need , at
ied with safety. . For sale L thi
The
far a
re mot
period1
are jt
can be
Livintttonc Chemical Co., alto firm v
sole stent, J A Cumming, druggl, Dii r
bcrgb)ck, A Ibany, Oregon.
Jutt snid a full iin of ladio', chil
dren, meu's snd hey' foot r.ci at (i W
Simpton'a, which will be told at bottom
price.
SHILOU'S CURE wLd in mcflialuty r
Ileve Crnup,Wl)ooping Cough snd Hf n chitis.
Fo-hay & Maictij agrnts. .
BHILOHe) VITALIZilUl is ahat von
Deed foi Constipation, Lota ot Appetite, Dir-
stuers, and alt tjuietoutt of yvspptf. J'rlc
10 and 7 ctuts per botw.
makIe:.
MARSH ALL-WALLACE. At the res
idence of P B Marshall, on Second etraet,
Friday evening, Feb 13, by Uev J F
Stewart, Mr Ala B Marshall and Miss
Mattie Wallace, both of Albany prairio.
May thev live long and receive many
of life's best blessings.
BOKN.
DEYOE. On Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 12, 1891, in Albany, to the wife 0
Li w . ueyoe, a nine pound boy. All do
ing well.
PIED.
MORRIS. On Saturday morning, Feb
ruary i4, 1891, of diphtheria, Ora, daugh
ter of Mr A 11 Morns, metl ti veiiw.
UOMC AND ABBOAD
TUURIIfiAT.
The firm of Smith & Sander haa beea
diaiolved,
Osueral Sherman reported to be dy
ing last blttlit.
There U talk ot a fatt mall train from Chi-
cuo to Sn Francisco.
Potato hav dronned lo nloo about fifty
psr cot in the Portland market.
Tlis iUlam Itulliling and Loan astnuiatlrm
baa tact anted its caiutal stock to );).
r Insads is going fa leotnr. II wilt have
bin houaes, fur peoijla will want ta tn him.
Il is oue (f the euriooitie of tho ninetuoulh
oontury.
Tha Willamette Valtey ia expacted to ar.
rlyu at Ynquina Day to-oluht. lloush seas
may koenhtrthaotlitr aide of the bar for
awhile.
YMti.rdav aitarnoiin tha rails tnriftd on
th Ori ii( iilau U it near Koio, throwing fonr
oar of a nil 11 oil train Irom the track. N
ona a a Injured. Tho train prooeednd aflr
a aiay 01 about lour bonrt.
Tit .Satitintu bill paesixl tha flim'-o by
only dnaor two majority. Tim I.tnu county
mtitiiliers all spke nj;'iit it. Ia tim nl.N
vthur both incmbar hsd done LH1 ful wotk
gainst the Llil, t was i'.iti4 indtiln ile-
ly by aiiiiuflt a anauununa vote.
Tho total value f the trnMaud silver pro-
dnut m taliioruia tint; 1K4S font 11 n f 1.3IJ7
4.i9,000. ijiat year' proJuot of luinerat ia
valued at J'i3,MO,OoO. Tha Ut 1 produsU
an kiikis lurtna state Ivr imrj wr valued
at f:W3,(W (WO.
I'n.f Jliddeil bat been Iniluocd tu roir.tln
in Albany anoUicr day and will lecture again
toniitht 011 as inUrcrtieg aul lot. Admi-
looonly Q oebta. His lecture to man only
last evening waa full r( iniirtaut sutfxra
tioti ttid siiauld remit in gnud among tbot
woo antra it.
Burolar Aroumd While Mr and
Mr W F llendrtcson, realJIng on Hroad
altilti street, between Fifth and SUth, were
at church Uat evening a burglar entered
their home ami helped hlmtelf to a new
suit of clothe belonging to Mr llendrtc
son, a couple blanket, tome silk bander
chiefs, other article and about ft li
money. Not leaving hi card, and no one
being seen around, no clue to hit identity
na been aecurcd. Ihe va lry I being
overrun with burglars and our citizen
need lo be on Ihe watch.
Griffith Davie ha bwn appointed P.wt
rnaatw f.,r t'eat'l.
Tba 8UtLaltar will all-urn a week
trom to-Dhs.
C'onaiiierabU snow la WMrUd atbieon
I5m, on the Or,
Portlaad' potmla tint will be about 75.0W)
anoer eunaonuauon.
. . a .
Alarcestock of wall tiiix-r. wi'.h late i!e
tltfos, t Fortmiller t Irviitg't,jujt received
PRIOAr.
Scia will hold a pubhe meatlng to-morrow
aignt to ootitnier the division question.
A vtry (loppy so w st- rm tocarri4 early
ini momtng. it waa 01 a nanatent baiota
Peaidni thi mrntiontd a'tewheic, one
ot the children of U li Parrieb haa tb diph
thnrta. v
One of Uie fineat water power ia tb
world is t Waterloo, w-linM- ittelftaar
alter year.
Tie Lm tills Indian hav lea doing
little (thiet dancing of a harmless cat ure,
eaoaii.g a allnht alarm.
Tba atleodaeo at th eulleea i.nw is
boat 170, tlie atJtt h r several ear. It i
hi a prcajerwos eoaditioa.
A heavy snow storm fell in 8onlhrn Ora
gvo this forenoon, and in p'.aora Uie atlrr
aa at hth a the railro-.d trtek.
The ovciUvl, ahiihtt Jae ia Athtay At
0:29 a. m.'mt t with a land slide ia th
kiymie lat night a4 will ni.t lc ia Albany
until al'out Bit.lnilit.
Mr J A l)v.ufclit"n kaa tha Ii.CRAT'a
thanks fr tamt Kurib Car;int chratuat
recently brought by bit Iroti er, F 8 Uoagh
loo, from that atale.
A bill permitting tha Albany & Aslmla
railr.ltobaidbiilgcsoterth W.l tmtt
and other ravihi streams oa i s he,
paased tba U S tcast yeairtdy.
Mr Graham, an rx-tt'! comrn'Miotter,
was aandhacgrd by th blj M I. ehnrch, at
Salem, vdbCtlay tight, and lobled t.f 13.
People need ta kaop thoir eye dKn.
Tb repott in tb Salem paper that vetoes
Tocker. whe bed ben Inst in the w.aouiu
beyond GaWttilts, had ten f.iood inado
nitnted ecsidit-oi. it tmnptrej, i tot true.
Tb 0 ecoa Pacific railrnad eompacy S
pajlng off Ut the meth of October. C C
liogu went over the hoe WeJrtav to
Ky the employe. Tbat makea N..vm.ia-,
:cemt.er and Janaary dae.
Tr.! Riddle cloeed l.l t hrer'oical
tares in Albany lat vcaina Th I'rof is a
man of flao worl, w. ll rea.1 in hi ititet eat
ing profraaibf) and made a my f iend in Al
bany by hia mauly brarl,i.
Miaa Iv TcmpUtop. tf Craa f-rdsviile'
who waa injured by l.ii lv ou tha Dala
pooia giving way, about yar ago baa Utn
taken in tha il Samaritan hoapiul, at
Portland, for treat uicnt. Khe haa t.evr been
al! to walk mhos tha accident.
Th government knag boat, G.rvallia, ia
tiisyjrin a few tttaa out uf tha river, and ia
now in thta vicinity. .She a ill git to Har
rltburg. Tbit ia KO0.-1 a far aa it g-M; but
what ia wautrd is torn a dr1ging oa the bars
mors than anything etas.
Mr CO Lee, the Dew engineer ami night
walohman, who will have chtrgaof No 1
Bunion, will Wgin hi dutiea tonijtht. Mr
Im baa recently been night watc'bmaa on
the 0 P bridge. He haa had coaaidorabl
experience as an engineer:
A bit! haa been ietroduved ia th lngiala
lur cf Waaliingtoo by Sharp tela. of Walla,
providing fi a rigid examiuatioa of loootuo
tiv engiaesr a to thoir quaiifioatioaa, and
avtidiag far her that no man who drinks
shall b charge of a aaeugcr engine'
Tha Vancouver city council laat week
fixed tha aalarios and bonds of ctrt&io city
ollioars a follows: A.ir, $150 per yoar;
marshal, $720 iieryear, fiOOO boniaj attor
otiy,$,"tiO per year, $2000 bonds; treaanrer,
ftiU.OoO bonds: haaith ofliccr, U pr day,
wlieu actually employed,
Th people of Western Kansas have novcr
before in the history uf the atata knoa u
suoh fearful linanoial dillioulties oa at pree
ent. Tho scarcity of money or anything
eanvertahle into it, fa almost pitiful and the
buainuas honsea have alt they ean do to keep
alive. Following th fail ore ot tiia Ameri
can National Bank ot Ktrsaa City, four
hanks in one county a!ouo have snnpeudod.
Ther wa no ran made inn auy of tlirm, hut
th little depoeit tliry carried with their
correspondent was tin Ir luiuaticn,
To-morrow will lie St Valentine's dav.
a uny 01 tne oenutuui ana me noma.
.1 . 1 a . 4 a a . . a a '
Tried to Escape. Yesterday Marshal
Dunn, of Corvallia.took one Philip Davis
to i-oriuiiii tor selling liquor. At riuver
be itimritsd from the train, but Marshal
Dunn, who is an athletic man, followed
alter nun, tiring a couple shots.and Boon
nad uiui 111 custody.
Fivs C4SES. In view of several exag.
? crated reports about diphtheria, tlie
)emochat has made a careful inquiry
Into the matter and finds there is diphr
uicii in just lour laniuica, iivu cases m
all. These ara in the families of M
Hyde, Dick Morris, Mr Hedrick and Mr
Bailey, and are well scattered. Only one
will probably prove fatal, that in the
rurally 01 Mr Morris, hia voungest chi d.
There is no likelihood of its spreading
any further.
Disqrackful. Regardless of their sen
timents on the division question tho best
people of Seio will condemn the action of
those of their citixens who hunir Hons J
K Weatherford and Jeff Myera iu effigy
Wednesday night, after bearing of tho
defeat of tho measure for this session.
The effigies were seen suspended across
the street of that city yenterdoy morning
labelled: "Can a man live after death.
No, not these two." -The effigies were
taken down and thrown into Thomas
Creek. Such-conduct never helps a
cause. The two Senators have aeted
Conscientiously in the interest of Linn
county as a wnole,f.'om which they were
eleeted.and not from one or two precincts,
and the masses of tho people of the coun
ty will sustain them in their course j aye, f
irom me jorK nione.
HAt'CKPAT.
St Valentine's day.
Pia plant roottt for ffslo by J II Town semi.
Buy yoar gro-icri.is of Purker Ero'
Hulio & Dii'.vacn, drupgista,
Fine grQotrii.a at Conn & llendrlceon'a.
All rubber goods at est as Klein BroF,
Smoke the ceMiraf l flavaaa filled 5 cent
Sea W F Road' Una of drett gocds and
Iks befor buying lnowhpre.
Tlarcalns in choice groceries eaa alwav
be ceoural of Allen Bros,, Flinn Ulook.
Watting' fOo a dewin, mending for mon
oa.st alia Kinga,jit eat of Urn Democrat
ofiloa.
W E McPherson sold fo-dav to Mrs K
8dwiiik, of this city om house and two
Iota. C'ifiitidcratifm ptivato.
While mmt eill"i( aro en!ri'ina thslr litn-
ita, tho people uf Jefferson have decided at
alums rtiBct log to rfl:i.' their ,
Th Willstnctti wat (J tm 1 2 Inclio Wvo
ow water marit this morning, and slowly
riling liuiing tha nli-lit It eacondfd ten
font.
Yesterday's overland arrived at 0 o'clock,
and to-day i expented about miiinight,
iaud tlidoa in Cow Crr.ck Canon an th
latise ot the (W'ayt,
Ifobf Rkafii proinio in bring a grod prin
this year, la Kane county buyer ar Ai-
mady oirriug iO'A oonte. It i safe to pre
dict that most razors wiii do their own spe
culating. A t ths tmllio meeting at Mo to nlaht a
MiMilution will protially Ij passed king the
Hi-natf) to recoiir-idcr III motion IndnliniUly
ot.'iiiir I'm division, under th rale ot
th Hi.iifktu, though, it will ha too lata.
The eilii.ns of llalac.y and viuinity ar
hereby rr ijnt td to n.r-l t tise :hoil himte
in this ci'y. SaMirihy, Fbmtry 21. 1831, at
2 o'o ouk p m. lt tlie nnriMwD r.f d lacoaciiiur
th way aud rtirvn I obtaining a llunring
mill iu thi city. AU ara re-lusted to 1
or client and exnrtM tbiir ownwn dii the
tuljtct, Nisw.
fURVlCKS ToMOltBOW. At tho ChHg-
tbuifhurch : morning tbeni", "Tho (Jreat
Chaag"." Evening, "A ioptd Bridge,"
A number will 1m received Into the fel
lowship of the church at 1 1 a in. A cor
dial invitation is extended to the public
10 attend.
At the M E church there will Iks preach
ing At 11 a in and 7 :3i) p m, by the pas
tor. At the morning service the admin
Utratloil of linptiaui by sprinkling and
pourirg will be administered. Hblath
school at 2:30 P m. Epworth league at
:30. LverylKxly made welcome.
Services at the Congregational church
wilt be as follows: At 11 a m, subject:
What to do with Chrlnt." All Mom.
the first in a course of lectures to young
people, sublwts "rite Mrcngth and
Weakness of Young People." A short
after meeting will he held at close of
evening service. We will welcome all
to these services.
Preaching services at the Presbyterian
church at II a m and 7:30 pm. Hal
bath school at 12:15 p in. Y P 8 (J E
meeting at C :43 p tn. The subject of the
morning sermon will be "Tbo Path of
Duty." In the evening the pailor will
begin a ecrles of discourses on "Chris
tian Evidences." AH will be made wel
come to these services.
TATE LM.ILJ1 IRC
"saaeawaaaaaw
Salem, Or., Feb. 13. President Simon
signed tbo Australian ballot bill. Most
anything seems to bo able to pass the
house. Bills submitting the re-location
ot the county wat. of Coos and Grant
counties cattily paiwed that body, but
in the senaUs were indefinitely post
poned. Rep. Jennings' new railroad commis
sion bill provides for a couimumion of
thrve members, one of w bom shall act as
clerk, at a salary 'of I1500 each, except
the member acting as clerk, who shall
receive $500 additional, for clerical ser
vices. This would make the railroad
commiimion cost the people 5,003 par
year, w ucn n now coats i,wo.
In the bouse a bill providing that
strtnit railways may locale their lines on
private proirty, failix! to pass. Ateo a
bill allowing suits ngninat tlie state.
Crueno's bill allow ing the O P to iue
bonds for more than 20 years, paieed.
having already paused the senate. Con
current resolution for $I5(0 for Indian
war bUtory, to be compiled by Mrs F F
victor, paa. urn t.y nail lor a con
stitutional convention. MJ, Bill bv
Htarr for the prevention of lottery games
passcu.
In tlie senate a large number of bouse
bills were read firt lime, including Hen
ry'e wagon road bill and Moores'
WorM'a fair lull. Senate joint memorial
aking lor .a.ovo for a aalmon hatchery
at headwater oi Columbia or Snake
river, and for an expert to investigate
uie nauit oi su.tuoti, were adopted.
A bill introducod by Fulton pawed the
senate, which prohibit anyone except
citizens ot the United Stats, or those
who have declared their intention to be
come such one year previously, or eiti
sens of another elate who have resided
six months in this state, from fishing for
salmon or sturgvon in any of the waters
of the state.
under tlie reapportionment bill Liun
county would get 3 rer restntativea and
only 1 senator. Marion would tret 2 sen
ators and Multnomah 5, all other coun
ties 1 each. Tlie bill making Portland a
port of entry is an important one, aud
win uecome a law.
Salem, Feb it. Bill regulating salar
ies of trcatuiers passed the houae. Henry's
hill for f 5,100 for a road up the Calapooia
paatd. Bill relating to dipping sheep
paa.-i. urn creating Santlam county
patted. Butler a bill for electing road
supervltors passed. Several senate bill
were read first time. K a ley's Irrigation
bill patted and will become a law. Ful
ton joint fish bill with Washington
patted. II it sch' bill tor completion of
tne capuoi paseu, 43 to 14. Watklna
portage railway bill patted.
lo the senate, Walt blil authorizing a
mother to appoint guardian by -ill
pasted. vVcathcrford' blil to regulate
foreign corporations, failed to pass 5 also
Carson' bill for compulsory education of
blind, deaf and mute. On motion of
Weatherford the house bill creating San
tlam county, wa read and indefinitely
postponed, which defeat it completely for
the present session. Toi.gue't bill for the
prevention of contagious diseases amo.ig
anlmala, patted. Three senate roid bllla'
and nine house toad bills passed the senate
at an evening session.
Salem, Feb. 12. A new bill hi tho
Senate by Raley provides for the punish
ment of minora over 10 obtaining liquors
by false pretenses, probably incited by
the recent arrests at Pendleton. IV oath-
erford's bill providing for registration of
voters in chips 01 owo or more waa de
feated. Weatherford's bill permitting
the A 4 A It K to bridge the Willamette
at tliia city passed. Tho Portland Con
solidation bill passed tlie House, with I
no. and was rend twice iu the Senate. It
w ill probably becotno a law.and will lie a
good thing for the whole state. A bill
by Thomas provides for redistricting the
state, and will be made special ordr
Friday. Weatherford's bill providing
forbridgpat Albany baa passed both
houses. The Governor haa signed the
primary election bill. "Corporations or
the people" is a question beinsr asked.
Miller' bill regulating railroads reonirea
that railways shall transport Oregon pro-
uucts m. tun titate aa cheaply and speed!
ly per ton per milo as they do foreign
products into or through the state.'and
that they shall furniidi cara for loeal as
well aa through transportation. It haa
passed the House and should pasa the
senate.
Children Kajey
Tha tb?aa:it Ihvoi. gentlo action and snoth
ing effecU of Syrnp of Fitrl wheirin co.I of
a kixaiiva aud vf tha father or mother be
ooattve or biliiHis tun moat gratifying resalta
ll !i. .1. . nl. .1. ' 1 . 1
uhuwiul; ua uae, ao u it 1 lua oem Iim-
y rmdj Jiuuwn aad et ery family should
ave a bcttie, .
Bsl.arJcra tbat affect (ke Kidneys.
Ara am .ng the moa formidable known, T
abctej, Bright' disease, gravel and other
oompbiut of tha nrlpery organ s re rotor .
djoarily carod in Eevcre cases, but they may
be veitt by timoly meditation. A useful
stimulant of the urinary eland has ever
bein found in Hostettar' Stomach Bitters,
a niedicfno which not only afford the r
uisito Btimulas when they become inactive,
but Increases their vigor and eecretive pow
er. By increasing the activity of the kidneys
ami i-iaauer, una muuicina naane aaaiuon
al eftect of expelling from th blood impur
ities which it is the peculiar. efEoo of these
organ to elitninale and pas off. The Bit
ters is also a lurilk'r and strengthecer of the
bowels, an inyinrator of the ttcinarh,nd
a malobleas remedy for biliouer.esa and fever
and eguo. Jt counteracts tendency to pre- i
mature dnosy. itid eu?t?in ard cciiiforta the 1
aj;od ar.p iuiirm.
TCMrEBAATK tOLtHX.
EiIHm! by Albany W, 0, T, V
The last meeting of the WCTU waa
one of much Interest. A goodly number
in attenaanee. The subject that claimed
the attention of the devotional meeting
wa In Matt. XIII, 3 and 38 verac. We
were much encouraucd by the prayer and
goad countel of Dr 3 i Irvine.
Arrangements are being made to hold
an open temperance mecitng at the Hall,
In cammemoratton of the Crunade, on
Monday eve., Feb. 33rd, Further an
nouncement of which will be made.
The following letter from the State
Pres. of Nebraska Union wa read:
PKAR W. C.T. V. SlTlta?IW.a
of the drought which ha afflicted marly
oneetiaif of our atate, very many persons,
without any fault ot their own, have been
reuueeu to a eulTertng condition. De
pending a they do upon tlxdr crop for
1000 anu ciorning, ana they having cn
tlrcly failed, leaves llicm In great dcrts'.u.
Hon. Very many of our dear WCTU
tinier err In great need. It la estimated
that f co,0oo people must have help or the
tuffetlng will ba unparalicd In the history
tn nry s;a;e. 1 am sure '.hat much cloth
lug could be sent out from your hornet
that I now laid anlde became out of style
or needing repairs, that you could well
spare ia thoae not ao fortunate as your
selves. j nine money licm each one
would help to bi:y the needed food and
fuel Clothing of all klnd, including
tbocs and Mocking", all !.c, id brdoing
arc in Rri-ai uzinatlU,
tnytiing snipped directly to we, or
money sent to rue, will receive: inv limt.e
dlatc attention. What you do.dt-sr tUtcrt,
uo qiiicnv, tne cold weather Is upon tt,
i.i Atr A llITCltCOCK.Mal-; Pre.
Fremont, Jan i'h, 1891.
The Union voted that five dollar be
tent to aid the sufferer.
Mint W'lihrd and Miaa Gordon started
Monday 011 ihclr ctern trip, which l lo
Include the WCTU Conference and the
Woman' Council In Washington Feb
ruary l to 2K. Bv Invitation oi Or Corev.
the pafcbw, Mia tt'iilard apeak In Metro
politan jvi K t liurcli, Waahington.Sunday
morning, February icth. Then follow
the week of W UT V tnference care
fully prepared for br Mr La Fctra and
her co-workers, and participated In by
MlasWIllard, Mr Lathrap, Mi Hunt,
Mr Koundt and other leadlnir worker,
rhe Woman' Council, of which Mist
WlUard is preaident, open with Sabbath
wrvlce the nd, ita bitalne seaaiont com
menclng Monday. Mr Julia Ward Howe,
Mrs Jennie June Crolv,prefJe?il of 8oro-
l, and other leader in every department
of woman' work, will take part In this
Council, making it one of the moat Im
riant gathering of women ever held on
im continent. ,
SHUU0NS.
In Ihe Circuit Court of the SUUe of Orrgon fur
the Uountg of Linn i
G EORO 2 M US RO, Plaim Iff, )
MARY J MUSKO, Dafondanuj
T Marv J
Monro, the a'ove nrmel
defendant;
N THIS NAME OF THE STAIE OF
. Omgoo, vr,u aro hereby fHiuired to
apiar and answer the compasot of tb
above p.ulnlilT, la tbo above entitled
court, now on 111 with the o'erk ot a d
court, w.tbia t- n days froai the dale of
ine ai-rvice or thia tauunoat upon you; if
served in Lino ojuntj, Dreg in, bat if
aprvfrd l.i any caber county in the xtale of
Oregon, thm within 20 days from the
date of the aerrioo of thi nummor.a upon
you; ifacrved by publication. theJ on or
bofore tho lirt dy of ihe ntxt regular
term of the atovx entitled court, to w IU
Meaday, ihe 61 a day ef arca, l91,
and pu are ooU.'isxi that if joj fail
toapir and ? i. nv.it raid ocm
plalat, as hereby r. qulrrd the plain
HIT will apply It the curt for the reiisf
demanded in Iht oomploint, to wit: For
a dl&bolullon o the bonda of mo-rimany
nowtxuair.g b4wen plaintiST and deten
dani, and f .r iuc'a o;ho' dcr as way
be Jutland ultab e.
1 ba xummona i publUboiLby ordet
ol th Hon It P IJ .Ixj. Judit cf ihe aU.ve
kiuiteu court maas at . hatnb ra lathe
ct! vol Ma'.fui. Ilia ICtidayr.f January,
lOtfl. J Jv Wb.tint.KI'uK I.
(1 1C; Attorney for Plaintiff.
ftert a'ork or2i.d fV
toy, riuI the mot rt-a
to h ttiiirg.
tli k;u
;oods In the Ya
mie price-ts kotb
i bate ou Land
STCYES, TINWASE
rsifvv
C10GXS, CS'aCKPRY,
ETC., ETC. -
d.air wshtof S E Young's oV nor
L. COTTLIIB
City V Restaurant.
Hiring been entirely remo!e!cd. this old
and popular rcstmrent wiii be i nda first-
claa n every mpect. The rnhtic will tt
given good meal at (11 honrr for only 25
cents. Ever) thing neat and attractive.
Private boxes. Ojetcra lo every style.
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Will & Link,
x uvii9i rata u simk.
nrAlTftn ummt ttAm
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. aaarrso int!5cLKitaraR-
5f. Fa MiHcr,
And the Favorite
J.BAUER &. CO. S - PIANOS.
Palaco and Earluiff
.tfonsdPi-oof Oi'gjans
0U AdtVTS rot van
iUreflgd; B -and N3 Hcsa
Siiwlag Sathiu si.
ORRANS - ClKANKD - AND - RkPAIREO.
ALBANY, OREGON.
mm ,
f ? Sample Pons, aifferent patterns. In
8 S5a Rf. tS'ljPIated Match ie't,
sont post-paid ja receipt of 10 C'liNTS.
FEESY&CP , Lenta b.iczv
U. 3. Oifloo. 819 jraaiNsy, New Votlt.
Caveats, anfl Trse-Marks oNlnod,andallPa
ent biisiiios courtucted for Moderate Fpis.
Our omc is Cpsioslts U.S.Pafi,t C.f,e.
c'ni'e"!r1PWnt ialofs tuuoti.au those
remote from Vv ashinston.
bend niode, drawing or photo., with flpiCTtp.
non. e advise, if v.atejitsbJe os not. free oi
ciiarw. Our fee not aim till patent is secured.
A Famnhiat. "How to OMafn Patents," with
Esm3 of acsusl clients injoui f.i co,:ry. ot
tinva, ei.pt hee. Address,
M m& Store.
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'p of V'k'j U ta! u ; it is j-.Jasstaut
CM1 r frc.-;!.i!5; t' tt.r iar.ie, tm net
,ut!vyttjvr;n!t !l7 mi thtiKi !nep,
lA:'i:v fti-l Botri:!;!, c!ft:iw. t!ic eye
t'.in tSx'tnal'v, dl-rjitds lli?. l.esd
n !irs cud f;-vcrfj cud cure bs.ljitual
crui jtifs.ttiort. Byriin of t i;' k thev
cs lj reifcty of 'iu fciarl evr ro
lileatitig f) tTiO taslo r mine-'
r '.' lo to the i!fm?,h, ".;.r,.yi ia
iM m.'-Mt did truly lrf-adicfa't ir its
iT. elz, it patty czcrII-.!at fjcaKtlcs
fr.f.v:. n! it to a'L ll'is fo.'Valo in
V'A ..& $i hditivi ly ail kadiat
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ACADEMY
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Gar Idy of Perpetual Lre!0. I
ALBANY. - - - OHEGON
tioooiicuij oy i:ie bimu in', ijeoeaict
Tuition In Mlect day cbrjl tanrcs front
Mo10.
I or terms or lioarding itch ol or sny
rmicr lure ar r; v at Aradcro ur id.
alea Siatnr suiwioreaa.
AL3A5Y CQLLE5J1T2 I5SIIMS
ALBANY, OREGON.
18QO, lGOl.
rirslTrra Opene! Sryieeaaer tt-, tae.
A fall corps of InatrucV-rn,
CUSSIGAL, SCIEirriFIC, LITEHARi
CLASSES.
Coarsos of study arranged t- ran t ibr
a si of a'.l grades of student,
Special tuattc4menit cjered to ilntleuin
from abroad.
KEf. ELBE3T Jt f OXfclT
City Meat Mar&e
SEULT2 mi immcti.
Wor p a full lin of meats ft all kind
in a tfool pltcw, coioplfi'.ciy pro
tected: and alwaya f:e'n.
EedCrowaMill
80H, L.IX3ISG & CO., iWPVSa
snw tiCB fLosa tcrasisz rvx. rirt
AKfi sac US t.fS.
HEHTSTORAGK FACILITIES.
nimrp cansw, t5ies: i.naoeBia. Bfsochis:.
rteacit. Wbcealn C&cna.Creue.
for inrcut, atihe-a, ara y fTivtKiQ cf titc
Tliroa!, Lsnt ni vl-.sit. Centaa ption.
'i 'l Ol:!vl A' I I V.
A IB INT. OGILC
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W It BILYElL
ATTOUNEY AT LAW
And Solicitor in Cbanm j -
ILISAKI, - UiilUUl.
CollSirtlon pr.rnvt!y laada on aj po'nt
mcs.isatia'sd oa o&aonabletenaa.
. a. K.BLACnBvr.x,
ceo. w. WRicrrr,
Attorneys at. Law,
ATiU prct:os ia all tho Cmri of tin
tats, Prompt attentioa niou tj all basi
sseaiiniron woar oi i.
Office Odd Follow Tei,;.! Albay n
12. e.WATSOfi,
Attorney at La7,
ALBANY -j- OREGON
JON.
: Office ia the Siratiaa Ciucli,
ii.iun.ej An3 Sonassllcr At La?
vn
L. MIX, ;
and Surgeon,
and Ferry Streets,
ORSCQfi
Physieiai
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.Ot'tH!n touts, t' ureal 9, Trade '
Aiuarisa, ( xvpyn-ihta, tnt Jrte.
v,aiwww CRUNi t CU.
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CAlbsay, Oragea
W 110 LE3 A LS DEALER IS-
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XTE will thl nMiro rf.xrai-rt tnv nf T.fvtfd
.inaiion or twtiveae.-a we eannot o-e wits iv,..t'i
epot.ihiel ivtTl'i'ls.nti-n ti n d rr-:!..--, c-ti- i'v
ot.,i-,i d UU. 'j Ur.7art purely V? rf lut!e, ri: :J r.oor
all to irive ! M,mm. t'taeiVwu.t. I wra t-.p
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