tinilTU
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SHASTA LINE.
Espreae Train lasts Portland Dally
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Ran KranxliMM
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AUm trains slop snlr at l.ill.'Wliif station
a Rox-hiirir. taut liwllan.L (Hkk t'ltr,
Wood-
, &Um, Albany, Tancrait, Khoud, llalsey, liar
fcur(, Juaouan .ay, lr,inf, humans,
OMWM aUlh, SAIsT,
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Mia Lt Albany Lv MS;oO
Ira Ar tUiaalmrf Lvl flOA
Ataaav mci aaav ncarr Sttibut)
l?'Lv Portland ArlSiOOA
y r I Ar Albany Ls oo a a
Laajro saaacM,
rraTly Albany Ar I lUia
f ti Ar Leheaaa Lt 1:40 a a
ua Lv Albany Ar Mra
1 It! Ar Ubanoa Lv t:40r a
mum EjJFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sloopinrr Oars.
Far Aeeweawieslatiww ( -CI taea
(era, tsaeaeei l a.xiraa iniat
4Taal BIS BMyl.laa.
ETWEES lHI LAN ASS latT ALUS,
Mats. Aia 4BI tSiJayS Sanaa.)
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TliroiiKU Tiolxett
T all point
EAST, ATID SOUTH.
.i rai. lufunaaUoa rae-anltut rata, aaana,
aw Company
n. OEHLES
Venaer
A mm! al Albany
K r. KOOERS
last U.r. and P. At
THE YAQU1NA KOUrfi
goo Development Company' Bteio.
nip una.
225 MILES SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIF.IE
baa by any other r JU.
vinAlaaa throua-h oaeaonirer and
Vaicht lino from Portland and all polnu
to to Willamette Valley to and from aa
f ranclaoo. Cat.
Boats maka eloa connection at Atben
with train of the Oregon Paolflo Railroad
T . . iKflM.
TIME SCHEDULE-! snar awtoys.)
Era Albany IS )
yyCorymilla 1
S: r. a.
LJaa Yaqoitia, T uOa.a
Laars CorraJlks,10.So A,a
Amra Albaay, 11:11 A. a
Itosr.a.
Arrl4 Taqttlaa, :M . a.
n n. traiaa eonnact at Albany and
Corral 11a. Tha abova train eonnactat
Yaoolna with the Oregon Dareiopmant
Oompany'a Una of Steamablpa l)sin
Yaqtuna ana oan rruKim,
HAILIXG DATE .
rsn ynnA.
WIIUimU Ysllay. March 8ta : lth ; tSlh.
ysoa rsaaciaca
WHUaatSa Tallay Marek rd ; lltb I tlM; Kh.
Tha ComDAQV atpatyea Iha nrnt to
jxauullliii dataa tr tfcout notloa.
k K Psjtaoncera from Portland and
vmamntla Vallay iolnU eaa maka cloaa
at mi wlih tha traJna of tha Ysnulna
oaia at Albany or Corvallia. and If daa
Anad to Kan Franciaoo ahould arrania to
rrirs t Yaoalna tha evening before Ate
faauinr
. "aaer Ftlat Bates alwaja
E west.
t sppty to A R Chapman, Fratg bt and
Alkanr, c. c aktv,
e. r. ara r a .
Ca-rvalJa.
T?mST MATIOJf Abj nAXK,
ur AajiAUT, oaaooit,
l nwn
S. E.TOI so
E. W. LAHUCUX
ntA$Am A OEXERALtauilrtni Woasa.
AIXDI. .STS KCPTrabjactia aback.
WUUT EICHAJiOE and 11 yaphia traaafar, M
Maw Tork, Saa rrsaeiasa. Chlango aa4 t lUaad
COLLEiTnOKf tfADEoa tsrshla Um.
waatyosa
E.ar. LAisaoa
Yoraa
L. Tumm
EovAta I . Sox.
LIS H CO. If ATIOXAL. BABTK.
Or ALBAAT. OBKOOH.
CAPITAL STOCK tl 00,000.
fVaald.Bt J L COWA".
rioa-Praaidaal J U RAUrTON.
V'hUr m-...Obo E t'HAMHKKLAIM,
AaM Caahirr O A AMCUIUOLU.
n satiyoaa, -I L Cowan. 1 If Ralatoa. Oas E
banbarlain. W S Ladi, W H Colm, t A Craw
kwa aoaO A Archibald.
TRAN'RAfm a ranaral hankln( bmriaaaa.
DHAW81uUllHArras York. Saa
tl t(r Oraroa.
LOAv MOttETow appicyaa aamHty
auw.ai t a aaposits sub tact
B
ASK OF OREGON.
ALBAMT, OB BOOM.
raaltal. -f
BraalilMt
Tlaa-Praiidaot.
OaahlT
.H T IIKRRfLL
. E i LAN NINO
Jtl V BLAI.1
Tranaaeta s fana-a) buiklnr knainaas:
Etrhsnii hoaht and anTd on all tha principal
aiUat in tha Umta.1 Sutasi aiaa aa Eagrlaad, Inland.
Franaa and Uarmany.
CllactHms awda at all aaoaaiibla points aa feyor
abla tarmt,
InUrt.t alloaad s.l sima dapaaita.
B
ASfK OF itCIO,
SCIO, OB ROOK.
PraaMant...... .
Vlaa- Praaideot
J R Ma.sis
Jrr MrsRS
Caahiar
...O S MM
J I Morris,
11 Bryant
John Oalnas
F O Smith.
Doas a cmwal binklnr and syahana bmlnaat.
Sifbt draft, iaauad oa Albvir, Portland aod Saa
Fraoeiaeo.
f)OUTLAX HATISGS nANB,
I OF POPTLARD. ORROOM.
Paid nn aanOal...
....tnm,im
CJ.000
Sorplua aiid profit..
Intaraat allowed on aarlng-i daposila as follow:
On or iinarj aaTinirt bks ....4 iwreant per annnm.
On term aarinKS b-xika ......S per cent per annum,
On cortiftcaUM of deposit.
Per three months 4 per cent par annum:
Fur six months & per cent per annum!
Yot twaire month 9 per cent per annum.'
FRANK HK.KUM, Preaiilent
I. P. THOMCMOW Vice-Preaidsnt.
U. C, BTHArrON, Caatileri.
iTRICTDRE!
Permaient1y cured wfthon) Cuttlnr. Barnlnf t DU
Utlng- A perfectly painlea) treatment and a guaran
tei d cur in otery j ae. no nittcrhow lonv standirs'
Tliia t-etiit-nt, (ir H rictu e, ot Or Basil's, is the
It 'aunt iliworary k'iow ii meilicane. Itdiaaolvas
n4 e imoletely rem yoa the Stri.;turs withont annoy
I or pain to the patient,
DISEASES OF filEil!
Faiciiliarr th-jlr 4x. n I not iroior to nin hurt.
Inrlu lint H th)jj .loflotU Inflrmitin iul Wmk
nfl4, wri.;ri th w ul't hriiikx from sHtcIiftjint to
triiir ivnii jr nyi -i ui, p T flMently eurxl In lnw
tim-j tit hi w v ''vji k tu't o U"4icini I vf-pro, by Jr
H ell' "Xa SvatUf.n of Trc-mnii " It rvjuvtifiavtM
tia a 1 1 -jrtf try urfn-iil maktta vek mn ttroiifr
Win i i m .j, it U 'wiy bMt to call for ternitl
)ihu tttit tv t-l tJcul extuiitit,fn. But thovt
wit evuiA p't-niwy uwt tnoma wnire, tutting tneif
mm fat!. M i l;on tent by m-ail or xprt, twavtaxi,
d fm:n mxfuro, t-i all avrH oi lh l-ji0c Ct.
A ' Wiii . A. IbxcU, Me D.
Kt Paul It ipmary. Certlind. wreaaa.
C'r.ir Fir-t ami t'n e stroote, J (Vnji'orllind
N .ti.Mial Bink.
LBAST COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
ALDAfiY, OREGON.
1890, 1GQ1.
lrtt Tar u Opsneil ScpMmber I9tt, !.
A tul! corps of instructors,
CLASSICAL, SCIEJITIFIS, LITEEAHY
SLf.SwESe
Pot. phi or tu!r arranpredi so want tb'
!, f " I srrjtj of students,
S;."it'i iM itK-rmenii otjertd io $linlenli
I t orn ahr&til.
r 5.1
aU.t
Viea Pratxiaot
tuslir ,
omcsaa:
staacroaa:
KOolos,
1 ; - t I
TltW rtZLLK ABuLT easvek.
Not one person In ten can tell you why
It I that Christinas, the day celebrated a
Christ's birthday, alwaj -a falls on the tame
day oi the in o nth, while Easter, the day
n!5,$pon which we celebrate his aicenslon,
changes every year. In giving a solution
of this ilddle, the flrtt point to be consid
ered l thtt : Chrbrt was cruclflsd on Friday,
the 14th day of the swish month Nlan,
and rose from the grave on the following
Sunday. The 14th day of Nlian was the
Jewish ,'paover,,, the dy observed by
them In commemoration of the sprinkling
of their door posts with the "blood of the
paschal lambon the night when the "de
stroying Angel" paued over the dwellings
of the Israelites, but smote the first-born
ot the Egyptian. As the year of the Jews
Is a lunar year, and the 14th of Nltan Is
always a full-moon day, the Christian
church, regarding the observance ot the
crucifixion of Christ as a substitute for the
"Passover," ot the Jews, determined Eai.ter
by the rules for reckoning the Jewish ec
clesiastical year. Christmas, Intended to
commemorate the birth ot Christ, had no
connection with the ritual ot the old
church, and, like dosensof other immova
ble feast days ct the Church ot Rome,
many ot them birthdays ,of saints, It was
finally settled that It should be observed
on a given day ot the common calender
Coming down to the word Itself, Lsjter1
la from the German H0tern"(rUlng). The
Eni(llah namn i probably derived from
"goitre," the Teutonic goddess ot spring,
whose festival occurred at about the same
time as the Jewish pa$sover" The time
for celebrating Easter was a subject which
gave rise to many heated discussions dur
Ins the early davs ot Christianity. The
question was fully considered and finally
settled by the Council of Xtce, In the year
325, by adopting the rule which makes
Easter day the first Sunday after the first
full-moon alter March at. By this ar
rangement ot things Easter may come as
early as March aa, or as late as April 15.
A DISGtSTED KElTBLlCaX.
Senator Carpenter, republican, ot Los
Angeles, California has been expressing
his views on the oourse pursue' by hi
pa'ty In the California legislature, ile.says
'The republican party won the last elec
tlon mainly on the strength of the rotten
ness ot the last democratic legislature.
It
the democrats do not sweep the state two
years hence upon the record whxl. the re
publican legislature has ma le this session
then I am no prophet. San Francisco will
gooverwhclmingly democratic, for through
out the entire session the may or and others
have been Imploring us country members
to save San Francisco from its mtsrepre-
sentailves. The backbone of Governor
Markham and the judgment he displays
In cutting down a million dollars' worth of
appropria'ion bills may save the state to
him for tour years hence."
WHAT IT MEANS.
Has the ordinary American citizen ever
attempted to conceive of the enormous
vastness of the sum of money appropriated
by Rica's "business" congress. One
billion and eleven millions! 1 A few cal
culations will shed some light on It:
Suppose l.oi l poo'ooo tliver dollars were
laid side by side, their edges touching,
they would makes band 33.919 miles long,
reacting nearly around the globe. If they
were laid in piles they would make 1,77a
pilea each a mile high. In the form of
dollar bills wsuld make So piles each a
mile high. If aa expert counter were en.
gaged to count $1,011,000,000, a'l In nice
new collar omr, at the rate of $100 per
minute, working 10 hours a day, It would
take over 56 years of 300 working days to
finish the job. Lastly, It would require
the work of 1,000,000 men at $1 per day
for three and one-third years to earn this
sum. G II Moll.
The MomilairreT boasting of the benefi
cial effects of the new tariff as it affects the
Ltrmer.tayt: "A bounty has been provided
for every pound of bref.mtple or sorghum
sugar." Now this is l'icfnl intimation
that we have had that there is a bounty on
beef. It Is not In the McKinley bill, and
if it were, it would only adJ to the "In fa
mo utnett" o( that bill Who pays the
Bounty on sugar? Thr people of the whole
sountry. Is It any credit to the republican
party that it taxes the 63,000,000 million
people of the UnHed States to pay a
bounty of a cents a pound to the southern
planter for every pound of sugar they pro
duce? No; such is no credit
In a recent spee-h In Rochester, N, Y. ,
on the prssentatlon of Untied Slates flags
to the public schooir, Lleui.-Gov. Jones
nslbly protested against the popular su
perstition that thirteen is an imlucky
number. Our original colonies, when in
dependence was achieved, numbered
thirteen. No nation has had such an area
of success as this, and with patriotic Amer-
cans the notion that thirteen Is unlucky
ought neer be tolerated for a motnenr. .
A gigantic pendulum has been suspend
ed from the centre of the second platform
of the Eiffel tower at Paris. It consists of
a bronze wire 380 long, with a steel globe
weighing about 198 pounds at the end.
Its object is to exhibit the rotation of the
earth by the Foucau't method.
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if
Copyright, IBSk
"LITTLE BO PEEP
bad lost hnt sher-p and couldn't tell whure
to find them." bo the old nursery rhytne
says, and it goes on to bid her Jara them
alone and they'll coma home and bring- their
taiis behind laem." All this may be true of
kt sheep, but If you have lost your health
you canuot afford to feave tiiat alone. It
will not dome back of Its own accord. Korrvs
people brag- that thy never bother about
colds. They "let them go the way they
Came." .Alius I too often tha victims go to a
consumptive's grave. Until vary recently a
cure for Consumption, which. i universally
auknowlndirfd to be scrofula affecting tha
luairs, would have been looked upon as mi.
raoijious, but now people ar beglanlng- to
TKdiS that tha diaofwe Is nt insurable. Dr.
J ity-oe'e GoMn Medical Dieeorary wlM eure tt
if token in time and given a fair trial, 'i bis
worid-renownod remedy will not males sew
un.f, but it will ruetore disaaaed oaea to a
h-iuLiiy state whnn other neaas have faUod.
3 iiouuuxis (rratciaHy tmtify te this. It Is tha
triost pot'Tit tmio, or strenrta raatorar, aiier.
ttve, or t iood-o-a:!ir, aril autriUro, or fjea
blunder knwn to nifxliissi S" . i'or Li
V"r wr C ' 11' efl k li, f tgvt JPioe-il,
iiv ir 1 tn - ..pit ar d n i,u er Xsuts
tkua, u. is till !': liA'.ed ruuuiu .
9K
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1 I J' S S B V III
TKLEGRAPIIIO NEWS
A Bleatty Disease.
LdTTi.a I o k, Ark, March 27. A highly
sensational some waa enacted iu the bouse
ot representatives during Its session t.Mitifht.
SIsU t!oal Oil IntptHitor Williims and H W
Mart.n, tirnstdsnt 01 the listesviiie ct HlacK
River railway who wars onlonksrs, nirageil
In a diput ovar the merlta of a ooal oil bill
The lis (Mused and Williams was knocked
down. lie drew a pistol sad attempted to
stiooi tut assailant, ins wildest uoniutlon
mniied. Members ran ovar esoh othnr in
their oTorta to got out ot range, and as order
was not restored, tba house adjourned.
A Dalgarlaa Harder.
Sofia, March 27. This srsnlo while
Ftamier StambnlofT and Minis tsr ot Kinance
Baltohiuff wata out walklnK a man anditanly
oanfrontad them and ttrro three ahots from a
revolver, kil'ina Ualtohirtr instantly, A
crowd immediately eollected, but the assas
sin sqocskIihI in steroid in the darkness.
Uoma people who witnosaed tbe tnootlna da
olared tha aastaain wasaooompanied by three
other man. 1 he greatest taoitsmont prsvsiis
Mraa Bastaest.
Astukia, March 27. Jaek )rsnt, presi
dent of tha Astoria Athletio Club, arrived in
Portland last nicht, lit octtita brepared
with avidenoe shewing that tha offer of the
elnbofa pmtotf II7.UO0 for a thjht tea
tlnish between Jim Mall ana Dob Ft'aismmons
tha Aavtraliaa niidille-wsichts, was In good
faith. The money has all boan raised, and
to soon as tha backers of tha men post their
$23,000 forfeit stoh, tba 117.000 will ba
placed in a bank to bt paid to tbe winner of
ma contest.
a
Marled FetlyTkree Men.
Iakw, March 27 A handsome English
woman earn! Evaline Kea! was arrested in
this city for marriage fraud. She Inveigled
futtyrthree men t. marry her hv advor'lsiug
nerseii aaa wealthy widow. The last vic
tim was a visoonnt, who almost mined him
self by gambling.
i iTIetrr Ilraa.
Ci'mbcr LAN it, Md, March 37. Today
saw the heaviest snowlall ot the season r
It has been falling for the past twenty-tou
hours and still continues unabated. T!u-
far nine Inches have fallen. The electric
light and telegraph wires are down al
over the city, and railroad travel la greatly
impeuea.
A reaasylvaala Wreck.
A mi land, Pa., March 37. !y a freight
wreck today near here three men wera
killed and tnree badly Injured.
Paraell Heeled.
Dublin. March a6 The annoyancet and
dangers of Mr rarnell'a tour of the Sligo par'.ia
mentary district are increasing, groops of the
opposing faction hoot at him at every turn, and
wrangles and fighta growing out of these dem
on sua t ions are frequent, f he greater part of
ine aou-rarncu iccung is tociieu oy the priest
nood, w no are especially active in the out
lying districts, and parsonaliy led tbe opposing
crowds. It wsa the inlenlkm of Mr Parnell to
cater Sligo Satutday at the head of a strong
party of stalwart I'arnetliies. but tbe notice
plainly intimated that this would not be allow
ed, and the project waa abandoned.
The werat Blew ea ateesnf .
. New York, f arch 26, Fianfc P Slavin
has authorized Billy Madden to match him to
6e.ht, or box, any man in America for any
troouut from las' lo tio.ooo a u!e, and the1
championship of the world. He also requests
Madden to announce that he will give John L
Sullivan tjono if be fails to atop, conqueror
knock him out in six roundt. lie alto agrees
to box tuber Kilrain, Coruett, Jackson, Mc
Caffrey or Godfrey, anrf to foifcit n large
amount of money il he fsi'a to atop any one of
them in a stipulated number of rounds Sla
vin will arrive here next month with Charley
Mitchell, and wi: deposits $3000 to back p
the foregoing proposition, llu coming m
likely to create a furore in spotting circUs.
Twe Brave Beys,
Ogacos City, Or., March 26 Two
Canemah boys have occasions to feel
proud, as they have just been presented by
W W Qu!nn with a gold medal each for
saving th4 life of William II Clulnn. Mr
fjuinn fell Into the Willamette at the
head of the falls whilj carrying a line to
the Enterprise, when she foun lered on the
rocks at the falls two months ago. The
medal arealike, except that each contains
the name of tbe party to whom It was pre
sented. Bat Cvrrj Iking.
Tacoma, March 26. Daring thetiialof
Gruch Barratto and Frank Leo, yesterday,
several yonnc men. called as wilt rates, refosed
to testify nntil a crowd of fifty or owe Italians
we-e removed. They c tve ihe reason Ibat
they were afraid lo tetiify In. iheir p.esence.
Barratto was discharged of a charge of assault
with a dcjlly weapon. This, it to alleged,
waa caused I y the existance of a Mafia society
here.
Prrspllaled.
Tacoma, March 26. In t'-e Puyallup saw
mill today workman named Earnest Foster
caught the sleeve of bit shirt in the teeth of a
saw and waa drawn ujv-n it. His neck came
in contact with the rapidly revolving circular
asw and his bead was cut completely from bit
body. The deceased came here a few days
ago from Iowa, and learcf a widow and a
fami'y.
A Drabenaa lejareel.
Ash land. Or, Mach-36, A freight tiain
from the south ran into tbe caboose of a (rain
from the north at Ashland switch last niybt.
Brakeman Jobn Cettlc was teiiously injured.
Atchison, Ksnsr, Match 25 The sever
est snowstorm Kansas has known in tenyesn
is now raging in tbe western part of the Mule.
It began yesierrlay and I tie tnow is more than
a foot deep on a level and a high wind bss
drifted it Iradly in places. The Centra) Branch
division of the Missouri Pacifn hat not turned
a wheel all day. A number of trains are Isid
np between stations. Tbe company It compell
ed to supply the passengers and crews with
food, which is accomplished with difficulty,
Meriting Melerlrt
Astoria, March 25. Thtie is considerable
epciterocnt among the local sports loJay over
the prospects of Ila'l and Fitximmons fighting
here. The matter waa brought upatajett,
but has f'eveloped into a t riout proposition,
which may result in something definite.
John Grant, president of the local club, todiy
received the following reply to his telegram to
Chicago, offering a puise of $17,000 for the
fight: .
Handed leletfram to Filzimmon'a backer.
Ho accepts. Djcs Hall? I hold $2500 forfeit
for I'irzimmons. What will you do?
A last Trunin
riTTSBL'RC, March 25. Eva Bannock,
faith curitt and incidentally a teacher cf
music in Bethany Home, Las jut ' finished a
sue en ful forty iayt bat. This lady, Ahoisa
religious entbuiatt, waa struck by the fact that
whenever and wherever the opened the bible,
there waa found a command to fast. She
degan a forty day'a fast, which differed from
all others in that she attended to her regular
duties as teaoher and keeper of rooms in the
home, lier fast emled lodey, and ihe joy
fully oontumed a dinner which did not barm
her iu the least. There is no doubt as to her
having lived forty days on nothing hut water,
aa the ttcry it rubt'apiiated by reliable people.
Hurrah for Mrs llaydea
Chicago, March 25. Miss Sophia G Hay-
den, of Boston, wins the $1000 prize offered
for the betl ecsign for the woman's bildinp
for the world's fair. Miss Lois Howe, also of
Boston, taUt th seroud prize, 50O, and Mist
Laura Ilsijcs, of Chicago, the third, 8250.
Mis Hayden bat been tiired to come to Chi
cago and elaborate her plans. The design is
one of marked simplicity, in I alian renaiss
ance style, with colonnades broken by center
and ei.d pavilions The structure is lo be
200x4000 feet and fifty feet to the cornice.
. Aa Engine Home ,
SALEM, Mnah 25. At public vendue this
aheruoon Mayor J? A D'Arcy 10UI the Capital
fire engine properly of fifty-foot front by loo
back, S A Dolph being the purchaser, at 817,
loo cash, the sale to be approved by the coun
cil. T'h it is the first move in Ihe matter of
securing new buildings and site for city offices,
fire engines, hall etc. The council committee
in now seeking a new location for lhee
institutions.
hildrcn rJiy
The ploaimnf; fltvcr, pentla aci.in a-iI snoth
ing eircclt of Syrnp of I'lgr, wh
ninvntiB nl if thfi father '.
enatlva or hfintia tbn moar. grn
oJloH'U!. itH 1K, go th&t it in f
,i! I;il of
mother be
,.fyinir remit
he best fura
ifnily should
y rt;
v (
cry
HtiFIT
'owadayt ono of the qualtllcnliont tor
being a U S Senator U to potaett a mil
lion dollars.
A Chicago defaulter It named Worms.
An early bird detective ahould be sent
after htm.
A paper In a little Kantat town ana
nounccs "All ot John Thompson's dogt
are dead, except twelve,"
Scandal makes a poor meal; but there
are some In Albany who come pretty close
lo thriving on tt When It cornea to your
neighbor's character do not be pessimists
because they are not perfect.
The local In the Dkmocr a r last evening
about the Immense geese hunt by LW
Deyoe and David Link filled the gun store
when the gentlemen arrived late In tbe
evening, with Inquisitive friends anxious
to ace me gecsj. i;ui tney ace tucm.
God told me to do it." That's what a
craay looking chap named 1 lies Urage
salu yesterday afternoon when questioned
wny 11 waa ne tried to take possession 01
rarkcr Hanson's delivery wagon, lie
waa arretted and will have a chance to
subpoena witnesses and prove his asser
tion next Thursday, Astorlan.
A young man never makes anything In
this world by being a rowdy and a hood
urn, nor in even being dishonest, isa
matter how little hit dishonesty the woild
will find it out. It Is absolutely Impossi
ble to be a mean man very long without
your neighbors learning about tt. It Is as
easy to be amhltloua to be a man at to be
a blot on humanity.
It It probably true that false railroad re
ports do more harm than good, though It
la a boom scheme all over ibe world. So
tar as Albany people are concerned they
are not to blame for the numerous reports
In reference to different lines running Into
this city. We confidently look for the
smoke to clear away leaving a foundation
01 nre.
The death ot A P Ankeny, one of the
wealthy men of the state, reminds the
Dim'xii at man about town thai when he
came to Oregon a son of Mr Ankeny waa
on board the steamer from San Franclico
with a a'eerage ticket, but riding on top.
lie was tiicii an "opium Rend. We have
not since learned what became ot him or
whether he reformed.
I he letter P seems to be on top. Some
of the heat representatives of the people
in tue united states are,
Fennoye, ot Oregon,
aimer, of Illinois
attlson, of Pennsylvania,
luri.b, of Kansas,
effcr. of Kansas.
A man in Milwaukee saw a woman fall
down, lie helped her up and spoke
wortta of consolation, and she sent him a
deed ot a $3000 lot. A man In Artoria
did the same thing last week, but the wo
man yelled fur help, the husband came
and the consoler's nose was broken; all
of which goes to sSow there is no under
standing woman ways, Astoria yoium
blan. . '
Early In the morning of the" iSttt a man
was found 1 ln dead in the culvert near
the machiwe shop al Yaqulna City. A
coroner's jury was summoned and the
following verdict rendered: "Death was
caused by excessive drinking and the
shock ot falling eight feet Into a culvert.'
Ills surname was Garrett v. He had de
sorted a Chilian vessel at Seattle and gone
to the Bay where he waa working In the
stevedore gang. The report of the jury
when Inspected will be f-und an interest
ing one.
Three card moot men are working the
Oregon Short line. Several immigrants
are reported to have sunk (50 to 1 100 in
tha game.
Th Elliot Prairie correspondent of the
Scio Pre says : " "Mr Cha e, a gentle
man of W years, has united with a wid
ow lady in the bonds of speculation, glV'
ing her 20uu to venture into the mar
riage lottery for life."
The Oregon National Guards will hold
an encampment in Jane. Pendleton is
said to have oilered t'AXX) to have it lo
cated at that city. Albany la t ratably
the most centrally located and would be
a good place lor headquarters.
The following rather humorous item
appears in the fecio Press: Key F w
Parker, ot Wood burn, gave a lecture last
Tuesday evening at the M E church to a
small bat appreciate aodienc on the
subject of ''The Gates of Hell." His
subject was handled In an able tssaner
ami woe worthy 01 a larger audience.
The Portland papers say Olds should
have been hanged. The great Judge
lHdy in a private interview says he
should not have been : that be acted iu
self defense. The mean part of the bust
ness being Olds com I tic t in shooting oftr
weoerwastiown. me cose has received
more attention than it merited.
A nice looking old lady ,84 years of age,
arrived at Lebanon a few days ago, for the
purpose of living wiih a son who has a
farm netr that city ; but he refused to take
her Into hia household or even see her;
The Express' suggestion that tar and
feathers would suit the case Is a good one.
In New York city they have associa
tions of men who do not drink during
business. In a big city where competi
tion in all lines of business is so great, a
cool and clear head is very essential If
it is proper to be cool headed during
business hours it is also a good thing to
be cool headed when you are at home
with your family.
There are at least two young men In Al
bany who propose to shield their sister, and
Wednesday night they did In an emphat
ic manner with some rotten eggs. There
are some other cacs where ome rotten
eggs might have a very cflicaclous effect.
Young women, though, themselves should
do like the Brownsville girl, point to the
front gate and ay "git".
If the Mafia, the anarchists and the
Chinese highbinders could be induced
to enter into an agreement to wipe each
other off the face of the earth what a de
lightful event it would be. And Ameri
cans, who have always cherished the
idea that they have as much right in
this country ns foreigners, would take
courage and eventually they migh.t suc
ceed in controlling the polittcaof some of
our large cities. Walla Walla. States
man, The Crescent City Record says: "A
fish-hawk pulled a large salmon out of
Klk river one day last week. The fish
was too inrge for the bird to carry off, so
leaving it on the sand the bird flew off (0
a pile of driftwood and picking up a Btick
with a sharp and jagged edge, returned
with it to where the fish lay and sawed
it in two, when It flew away with half of
the salmon. The other half waa served,
for our dinner." '
Different uses have been suggested for
the stone man taken out of the Willam
ette this side of Eugene. One paper
would make it a member of the State
Lfgwlature, another thinks it would
make a good member of the city's board
of trade, comparatively, etc. He
wouldn't be a bad substitute for one or
two me owning valuable landed inter
ests in Benton county who refune to sub
scribe towards the bridge, and in fact
would make a better citizen than a few
Mossbacks we could name.
Win Warren, the sheriff of this county,
has sued the county for $50 tniienge.
The sheriff put in the bill to the county
ro"rt for thi'n amount UDon the corncle-
tkm of thelax collecting tour, and it was
.int. allowed, because the court held that
thi per cent of the collections paid the
entire, bill. This did not please t he sher-
iff, hence the euit-
iasnvi
II A Pick, of Bonton, would como to
Uie l'acillo Const lie could get nil ihe
ticna ilcHirpd, regardloas of "ex. He said,
"oh. von. T want (lens Thcv are quite
esmmtlal to my prosperity. My father 1
mndo it fortuno lit llmm nml they have
lurnltshoil me with my livitiif so fur, 1
am it trainer of ilea. I eiluruto tliem to
do tricks and run a flea circus. In thir
ty-six hours I enn inaka a unxid, tntclli-
gont Ilea do tnoxt any alinplu trick. You
would suntioso fleas nro common cnotiKh,
and so thcv are on eoimral principles,
but I have been in Boston fourteen weeks
and haven't got but two so (nr. I want
females, because they are larger and
longer lived than the others."
An advertisement In the Independence
W est Bide reads : "Mr I red Lcbo.rham
plon heavy-weight of Canada, will ttlv
InsLriictloiia In the iimnlv art
to an uimra
desiring. Address, nntil further notice,
at Independence. Am ready at any
lime to meet I'ave CrtinpU-li, of 1'ort-
land,"
The Brownsville Times "si-tsdown on"
Attorney Robert L Dorrls. who recently
visited that city, In an extended and
quite emphatic manner. It gives the
name 01 the intoxicated young man,
wluiaa uwtfiitv rtnl.l twfi fara.aa Kliannmi.
aaiirvevorwurkina'ontheOrrifonlun Ult,
Another ulciilc took ilace in "Missou
ri ' on Hiuur.iay mgru. mere was a
dance at the house of George w viand
lieorco and a young fellow named Thom
as got into a scullle, during which
Thomas jabbed a knife in George's side.
everyone present nan a tiptop time end
some a tlpsy-lopsy time. Oregon City
courier.
The manner in which Bitvlnirs Banks
pay may be judged from the following
from the Pendleton Tribunes "A meet
ing of the stockholders ot the Pendleton
Havings Bank was held Saturday evening.
It was called to discuss the advisability
of Increasing the capital stock of the
company, but as it was shown that the I
protitsof the bank were about thirty
per cent annually and there was no occa
sion for increasing the number of shares
and share holders, it was decided not to
doso.
They are enforcing the ordinances in
Salem with a vengeance. Tha Journal
says: "W T Itinetnan. the tzrocer.on
Hlate street, was arrested for violating
the ordinance against using more than
the allotted space in sidewalk. The new
ordinance allows the merchants but one
foot. Some of the merchants insist on
having more room than that. The arrest
was made for not complying with the
law. He was fined f 10 and coats, amount
ing to f 12.49."
rrobably every pawr in Oregon has
something to say about the hantiatu
mines, w Inch are getting a big reputation
The Oregon City Courier says : "In the
Bonanxa mine, in the rantmm district, a
turnet has been run ot lsiMoct.ata
depth of about 150 feet, w here a very rich
body of ore lias been found. At tfiis
point the ledifeis about six feet wide.
with waits weil defined, and iu the center
of the ledue from Is to 24 Inches of gold
bearing quarts that is so rich that aUmt
three tons of this rock, which was taken
out, experts say will mill at least V!,Xj
in gotd, and some put their estimate
much higher.'
B F Conrad and Mr Handley. of the
Metroitolitajn Publishing Co. are in Eu
gene canvassing the town for subscrip
tions to an illustrated description of the
town ana vicinity. ouaia.
TttK C)Mr. KFLK BAIIB,
lias a Urge and complete line of
goods, doll, doll boggtes.oys' wagons,
ye or! pedes and many other goods which
got to make up ft complete assortment,
besides m complete- line of lamps of
every description. China crockery, fancy
decorated ware, glassware, bird rages.
plush goods, such aa alliums, toilet sets,
autograph books, scrap tooks, children's
ABC pictnre books, and all goods that
are carried in a Bazaar store, including
Kogcr Bros. 1847 silverware. We wish
to call the attention of the public in par
ticular to tbe Golden Hule prize linking
powder and tea, put up expressly for
this tde, which gives the liest of imtl
faction, as is attested by tho hundreds
who have used lioth the tea and baking
powder ever since introduced by the
Golden Hule ltaxaar. Kaiuh package of
tea and can of backing powder draws a
prixe in the shape of a line piece of glass
ware, lie sure to call, when In Albany,
at the Golden UuU Basaar, as you will
be sure to find w hat you want, and will
be show n over tha store and t treated
kindly by my clerk. Mr. Miller. My
goods are all marked in plain figures so
as not to deceive anyone, and I have but
one price 10 an.
Jt'LiusGaADwom.,
Nones to Famhehs. Wanted at once
chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys, dried
fruits, butter, eg;s, and all kinds of farm
produce, lor wlucli I will iay the high
est price in cash or in exchange lor
goods. u. W. blMrwut,
-Albany, Oregon
Nxw Blacksmith Siiui. G vV Willis
has just complete his blackamilh shop at
the corner ot Second and Railroad streets
where all kinds of iron and wood work
can be had and done in first class order
Bring on youi plow, wagons, etc., etc.
for reps ir
CATAKRII CURED, health fand weet
breath r cured, by Shiluli'a Catarrh Kennedy.
Price SO cents. Nasal Iojoctor free. Fo
sbay & Mason, agents.
- , riles Caa be fared.
Richard Bennett, WestKeld, S Y, wriUst
"Forthiity two year I suffered from piles,
both internal and external, with all their
attendant agonies, and like many otheta
sufforsd from hemorrhoid. All those
thirt-two yeara I bvi to cramp myself to
pay doctors and drnggittt for stun that was
doing ma lit Isor no send. Finally I was
anted by one who had had the asms com
plaint, lint hsd been enred by Brandretb's
Pills, to try hi sure. J did so, and began
to improye,asd for tbe past two yeara I have
had no inconvenienco from that ten into ail
ment." , Honey lo Loan,
We have plenty of money to loan on
real estate security, on two to five years
time. Call on us at our office, opposite
th : Severe house.
ItORKIIART EENEY.
' ' llneklen's Arnica Salve.
fTh bost 8)re In tbe world (01 CuU.BruUes.Sor
Ulcere, S!t Rheum, Fever sores, Tetter, Chaiip
hands, Chlhlalns, Corns, snd all Skin Ernptlo, t
positfvelycures files.or no psy rsquirsd. It is rrtiar-
teed to irire perfect satlstactlon, or money reluiirt
d. l'rioe 25 cents per box. For ss.lt by Foshsy and
Uassn
letter List.
Following is the list of lattera remaining
in the post oflioa a Albany, Linn county,
Oregon, Maroh 26, 1891. Persons calling for
these letters must Rive tha' data V which
tbey were advertised.
Arnold, Alv
3
Bryant, OD
Oyatt, Mr (Battler)
Conley, VO
Delish, L :
Oilmore, John W
Kimball, John
Pfibler, George
Welln, RA I
Brotch-r, D B
Cohn.A (Pedd!r)
Csssidy, Joseph F
Davis, Will
Kennedy, Lizzie
Little, Eliaa
Uoberisoe. JE
Webster,-RM :
R. TnoMPsoN, P. M,
BOUN.
CHAMBERLAIN. On Fridav, March
27th, 1891, in Albany.to the wife of Hon.
Geo. E. Chamberlain a girl.
SPAIN, On Wednesday, Match "25,
1891, in Benton C3untv, near Albany, to
the wife of J M Spain, a son.
DIED.
WABMGUTIL At her home, in Ual-
ey, March 23rd, ISM, Mrs Ponhrt War-
joiith, wife of tho htf T.rv (i V Vf.r-
The best and ablest article on the Sandy " """" tmtiX v
Olds case appears In the Oregonlan. Here , V blH M'cc8l,tpl0,8 'Ml K
It la In full.'Vrhls la probably the last ' 7 Cyr" Jancy
publication In relation thereto, 'V Y'l , t , , qr, Bsi0
t 1
BEaL rSTATR lalts.
F B Prater to 11 li Kendnll, T) L C
01 vm ncnneit,tp ia,n 11 3 w..
F 15 Prater to V, 15 Keinlall.lota 1,2,
Id 20, II 'a 2nd A.AIbitiiy . , . . . ,
llaelicl iirlirus nnd litis to Emma
1000
20(15
10
1500
COO
200
850
1
l
1
(.'urnui. lot 4. bl 8(1. A limn v, . .
Htwlicl UrigKK nnd litis to Mary I'
Hill, lot 3. M SO. Allmnv... ..
A C (itiyor to M E liilyeu, lots 81,
ns, no. cio., . , ,
U 8 to L F Hammer, N w 11 sec
14, tp 10, H It 3 K ..,...?,,,.
II Beach ft ux to A M Wleks,tract
in Linn uo,,,, ., , ,.,
Rachel 0 Dorrls to Nancy V, Croft,
w t; yi ot see 31, tp 10, H It 1 n
Elnilra nnd Jacob Ixidgerwood to
anny r, uroft, B K tr of 8 E
sec , p iu, it 1 ,
p A Cochran ttox toZOllays,
inu acres in u hCfiasu
eooo
WJO
200
M E I'.Hyett to Catharine; Uilyeu,
Jots 2. 3. O.blW.W'a A.Kclo....
3 It in n. Il. I 'IX,
8, bin 1, Beard's ad to Tan
it"nt. II F Merrill to A W Gordon, lot 4,
hlk M. Albany, j...,
1000
100
23
Frank Murnhv to K W Lnmnlon.
Iota, hlk 7, Il'sSrd ad, Alb'y
M J Penland to fcchoul liat 4.1,
. ... ... . - . -----
tract in see 17, 1 w 4
J M Abltey to J A Thornton, lots
f 1, id 1. m 1 11. a 1 1.. . 1 . .
iu, li, 10, ills A I 1 to
Albany ,
602
10
2000
2200
.1 Hiicklemnn to K W lAngdon,
3.1-100 acre. H's 3rd ad. Alb'v.
Arnold Wink to Ningra Mill Co.
SB H ec 33. 0 e 4
Cynthia Trites to W UTrites, N i
01 v w a t,i it u, Albany
Lebanon Lodge, A F A M to 8 J
Hammock, lot 7S, Masonic
cemetery
Total sales,,..., ,
Total for the year
$250,350
V. 11. f. A. vtes.
Tho Y M C A District Convention,
which was to be held in this city on the
17, 18 and 19 of April, has lxen post
poned until tne lam 01 may. uence tne
anniversary exercises of the Albany Y M
0 A will be held in the Opera. House on
Sunday evening. April 12. 18ll. lly con
sent of the pastors f the different
churches, this will be also a union mass
meeting, ihe exerclnos will boot an In
teresting character and we desire to ex
tend an Invitation to every one. Pro
gram will be printed next week.
1 1 .en
Kaetirsneat
Bans high in Albany at Pbty St im
tons drug store tier M)ivin MuiWer, at
everybody ia esirg it for I'atarta of the
hUtwach, Pysnetieia. Consiii too and Im
pure riluod. Try it .bd tell yoor friends
about it as it most posst taw on Atrial oierita-
war-a ail speak well of it
. 1 iasea '
For lams back, "r aide cheat, use Jiidob
PotoB riasUr. Price, 23 eoU.
A o-a core forth whisky itit: Pr
f Jvinratob'a Antidote for t-run! naea will
enre any e of tba lliinor r.abil in irom to
to thirty days, from the n ndtrate driuker to
tb drunkard. Th AotuI eta b Given
ia 1 cap of tH'ffre withi.at th knowledge al
tha fersoo taking iu The if -ittMcte w ill not
injure tb healtn to any way. ManufMlared
l ytbe Livingslou Chemicil Co , Portland,
Oregon r from J A Coinmina, Mile agent
Albany.
SHlLOII'ji MTALIZER ia what yen
need f. iTanstipation, Lota of Appetite, Dta-
!), and all sttttptoma of ljsprpu, I rice
10 and li ebU per Lottie.
WHY WILL YOU -soath when Shilch's
Cure will give Immediate relief. Price 10
joeuta, 60 cents sad $1. Foshsy k Mason,
amenta.
CKour. wnoorisa cough and
Rrom htut immedtalcly relieved by Stii lob's
Cure.
SIHLOH'SCUKE will immediately re-
tie Creep, W' hooping Coegh and Bronchitia,
r onay AC Maeonj agrnts.
Wriasr.TO UitTiism.-When wanting
an organ or plana call on G L Blackman
litre oo can selt-et irom a first clasa
toe a.
ThaONLYifava intt. ty wh'rl.i
ern tuikct oao t parcbas ia .f W'. I
Jasur, at the Soulbern Paeino Cc's ticket
fefEee
On bait tliillsr reduction 00 every air o
Lodii-w's tine koe. A good Imo of tUm
a H I: xtBiia a.
8LF.F.IT.KSS SIC. UTS. mad miserable
by that tumble cough. Shiiuh' Cut ia the
Kerned y lor yen.
WILL YOU SUFFKH-with Dyspepsia
and Livtr Complaint J Shiloh 'a Vitaliacr ia
guaranteed to core yon.
.1 a-
A NASA I INJECTOR free with each
bottle i f Shi loh a Catarrh Itamody. Price
50 cent. KoihsyiSi Mason, areata.
Cloaka at ert at W FfRead'.
I'rearh Tansy!) Wafer.
The wafer are a sure and safe t" dn.
tor a klndsof female trouble ar.c sv".'
re mot all obstructions to the monti 1
period no matter what KM cause. It.t
are ji 11 what every woman necoi . ar
can be iscd with safety. For sale t th
Livinr,Mone Chemical Co,, clso fron u
sole agent, J A Cummlng, druggist, Bi
berg bKk, Albany, Oregon.
Just armed a full line of ladies, chil
dren, men's snd boy' foot wear at O W
Simpon'a,which will be sojd at bottom
price. .-
W, F. Rd kej;ithe best Ottortment of
fancy gecdaintowu.
A pair of fastblack hose free with every
pair of ladlea ahoeifootting $3 or more at
Seat la' shoe store.
Boarukxs Wantkd, for tablo end one
room. Inquire at Dkmocbat office.
PranoaarM HepidesA, Vet Saved.
r From a letter written by Mr Ada K Hurd
of Grtton; S I), we quote: "Waa taken with
a had coid, which snttled on my Lungs,
cout;bs set in and finally terminated in Con
sumption, Fonr doctors pave me np saying
I eetild live but a short time. I rave my
self up to my Syiour, determined if I could
not stay with my frisnds cu earth, I would
meet my absent ones above. My. husband
was advised to get Dr King'a New Discovor
ery for Cnnsnmytion, Concha and Colds. 1
gave it a trial,' took in all eight bottles; it
has cured me and thank God I am a well snd
hearty woman." Trial bcttlos froa at Fo
sbay & Mason's drug store, regular aiae, 60a
and $1.
1 ding Photographers A any t'l-rgon.
W have bought-all thenrgativt a made by
L W Clrk and W I( Greenwood np to Nov
13th, 18S0. Duplicates can be had from
hem only of us at reduced tates, .We have
also about 18,000 negative made by our
selves, from which duplicates can be bad at
liUeia.cs. Wo carry the only full lino' of
viewt i this state nnd do enlarged work at
lowijit rstes for first class work. V. e shall be
pleaeed to sea yon at our Studio in Fromsn'e
block, next door to Masonic Temple.
r' . Eapefsy-
This is what you ougnt to have, n fact
you must have it, to enjoy lifr. Thousands
ara aearcbing for it daily, and mourning be
cause they flod it not. Thousands upon
thousands of dollars are spent annually by
our people ia the hope that they mav attain
this boon. And vet it may be had by al).
We goarantee that Electric Bitters, if used
aooordii'g directions and the use perstuted
in, w bring you good digestion and oust
tho dtmon Dyspepsia and 'install instead
Eup. py. We recommend Eicctrio Bitters
for Oysptjtia unsi a!l disease of Liver,
Stomach and 'Kidneys. Sold as fiOa and SI
1 F ha
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HOME ISO iB&OAD
THUnStiAV.
TI10 Willamette University has bean
looated and Hue butiitinus will he arreted fur
it just north ot tiis State fjir grounds and
test of the MP track,
An agnut for Gunst&Co., of Portland,
was in tlie city yesterday with a fnnuins
Uerman blood hound, wbkli he had stourtd
iu Southern Oregon .
Hereafter In this stats tho term of niTma
of county assessors will commence on the
iirst Monday of March next following their
election, so that assessors now in olliaa wit)
have nearly a ysar added to their terme.
Ws vsolurs to sxort our friends every
where to welooms this singer wherever be
may appear, Mr James O Clark, wa may
observe, devoted of tba proceeds of his eon
certsn'arly .1,000 during the war to lbs
sustenance and comfort of our soldiers and
tneir famines. Us U a tlrst-cl-os sinirer
and a tint-class writer-N Y Tribune, At
the CbiinUao church Monday evening. Ad
mission 25 and 15 eeots.
Jts (i Clark, who sines at the Christian
Chorcb Monday evening, deserveaa (tood
audience. He is a Hue ballad sinner. A
DrMocHAT man heard him twenty years ago
iiaca in the wild or New York stats, and
hall never forawt tho pltMsant nuenrrenee
Air (.lark is asm tons r'tained thofrett
tw(tii of his voice, it wilt be a treat
l-t lovers of good singitv. Admission, 23
and 13 cents.
A fair andience listened In the lectnre
last evening on ''Billy aud Dick. by Mr
Ualph O fiates, lt waa a atraiiiht-forward
narration iA the events eononotmt with tbe
arrest of Mr Bates and a Mom!, their im-
iirisoomnnt and exfjerienoea at Anderson'
villa, their escape and trip to Washington,
bnre they told th. ir pathetic story to Pres
ident Lincoln. Mr Hats i a plaasuig lec
turer, and ayoids saying anything to create
cewonsi lee ing.
Itaty Sheriff Kor.I and oa guard
brouuht tiandy Olds to tbn tio this mor uini;
wneti ilia prisoner stopped fiom tbe ears be
wore a briuht look anil waa not so careworn
aa many prisoners are who have 'Mine throuuh
similar experioticea. Il waa tlalnly
dreed, elean shaved except a naayy moua-
uciio. tie is slightly eorpttient and weins
about 200 pounds, and looked aa if be had
been well treated daring the two yeArs he
nas been in Jul. uieeaospe seems rtmaric
able. There is a hue stride from a sentene
to the gallows to one year mj'.lie penitentiary
journal.
W . , . I ,
iiik ..usu,-ronowing is the menu
for the Conundrum supper to be given to
morrow evening by the Eoworth Leairue
ot tne i c cnurcn, at ttic wtll Halt
beginning at 5 o clock: ,
1. Chinese LaGrlppe, 5c.
a. Boston' Overthrow, 5c.
3. A Group of Islands, 5c.
4. A Woman's Weapon, 5c.
5. Preserved in the Ark, ac.
6. Lubricated Staff, 3.
7. Add Vilified, tc.
8. tlool Impudence, IC.
y. A Poroua Marine Substance, jc.
10. Syrup Preserved, ic.
it. Original Package, 5c.
u. The Best Thing in the World.ioc.
13. Coal Cup, ac.
14. OentUtic, Gratis.
All are Invited.
Mi Swaxtox. Following I tlie pro
gram to Us given on Kalurday evening,
next, at tne I'rcsnvterlan church, one
which promises to be of a choice order.
at nT:
Music. Organ Voluntary, by W 11 Lee,
nxsiiatton, n l .oao LJlil. liavne. Keel
tatlon, The Tell Tale, Anon . Recitation
Humorous, selected. be lections from
Shakes pcre. Music, selected, by Male
Quartet.
FART SKCOKD:
Character Recitation, selected. Keclta
tfcu. Home, (patriotic), Somcrvltie. Rec
tiatlon, La Grippe, Anon. Cornet Solo,
Blue Bells of Scotland, with variations, bv
S N Steele. Recitation, Papa' Letter,
Anon. Recitation, Romance of a Ham
mock, 11 Nye. Christmas at the Quar
ters, In which a banjo 1 introduced, Russell.
Musk. Medley, violin, G S Acheson, pic
colo, IJ B Morgan, guitar, E E Goff.
idav.
Tab 1 Good FrUla)..
Tbe Baeoa Vista pottery works ar roc
etng agaiu.
Th tliatri'it teacher institute will begn
basiness 10 Alb y on TuesUy of nxt wk.
ThnewK.t P hall, in tba Baltimore
block will b ded.ca'ed 00 Thsrsslay Aptil
13, This it Iwiti insde one of the baud -oaitit
h.Ua iu tb j state.
Gen iherman two sot. applied in New
York for letters -t adtiiinlitratioii nu their
fatber'a estate Th general hi t r o wi'I.aod
his I ertoosl estate dor not esoeed $23U0.
A society fir tbo preveolie 1 of cruelly 10
snimsl baa been cajt in Salem. Tb
Dkmocrat hsa been told of ease where on
ntijtht work in Aloaay.
Elsewhere appears a I al advertisement
for Mia E J Barrow, of Oakland, Cal. Tb
DsMOcnAT know Mis Barrow well, aud
can say that any business entrusted to ber
wiit be faithfully attended to.
Sam and Fred Goets have formed a patt
oersbipia the resUmant business and have
also purt hsted tbe bakery onlfU of Black -burn
& 1 isroni, which thay will ran in
occ.neotion with tbe Dalmouioo restaurant.
O A Cbenney is aonn to start tha Weekly
Journal, a Fanner' Alliance paper. The
Suudav Tolesoope, a apo.-ting paper a
sensAtiaaal and spicy style, i anon to be
issued from the job o5ce of C W Watte.
Who the editors are ia a tU secret.
Herald. .
A Walla Wall dispatch says that last
evening the train from Slarbuea brought F
V D May, of Pomeroy, a newspaper man.
Ha told a reporter that at Starbuok. this
afternoon a walnnt-ahell Kama waa con
ducted r-ytwo bunko men, who fleeced a aiok
boy namod Bookman oat of $240, and other
passengers nut of f 100. Tb railroad offi
cial tent telegram ta the sheriff at Dayton.
HA f CROAT. -
' Halin & Dawson, druggists.
Buy yonr groceries ofl'arker Bro
t Next Sunday a ill be Kaater. -
Fbe groocries at Conn & Hendricson's.
There are 133 saloon! in Spokana Falle.
Notice tbe New York C. B. R. Store's ad.
, Pieplant roola for.'aaloby J II Townsead.
Men'a aox at ct.t at tha Saw Yoik C BR
store,
Miss Swauton art tbe Presbyterian church
to-night.
Genla glovoa at coat at the New York C
B R store.
Whit.i shirts at cost at tha New York C
B R store.
Bay Gasolino itcvoi from Mathews &
Washburn.
Gents underwear at coot'at tho NowJ York
C B It store.
Pants and overalls at cost at the New
YorkO B Rtore.
Two asae-iomonts in tba A O U W order
for tho mon . h of April.
Smoke tho celebrated Havana filled 5 oest
cigar at J alius Joseph's.
A Urgee'.ock, of wallpaper, with late de
signs, at Fortmillor t Irviiig's,jast reoeived.
Highest market price pnid for eirs at tha
New York C. l lt. Store?
See W F Read's line of dress goods and
silks before buying elsewhere.
' Bargains in choice groceries' o.n always
be secured of Allen BrosFlinn Block,
In tbe horse show ' at Brownsville there
were twenty-seven stallions and one jack.
Watn'.ng, 50a a dozen, mending for men
ftee,at Mrs Kings, jnst east of the Democrat
office.
Will & Stark have juat received a larxe
and elegant stock of tiiverwaro, watches,
etc., oover before equalled in thia city.
E W Achison &Co are selling monuments
at Portland prices. '
. 10,000 still left to loan on good farm se
curity by S N Steel & Co.
For bargains in monnmenta, headstones
eto.,goto E W Achison&.Oo,Albany,OregOB
Klein Bros, have reoeived the largest stoek
of plow shoes ever brought to Albany, and
aro selling them low..
Every pair of plow shoes sold by Klein
Bros, that rip or run over will-be repaired
by tlsem gratis.
Rsmember thc jilanoing school and social
at the Opera House tonight. Parties attend
ing social will be admitted at 9:45.
The largest stock of women and of jiissea
shoes ever bronght to Albany can I e seen at
Klcia Brts, and going at price that defy
competition.
Hopkins Cross received tho contract fr
furtanbimt nH ttio irtlvsnised iron worw ?;r
1 ii n't". . iM i '., v i" ; .-..-vi, 'r : :--t
E W Aoliiton k Co handle tbe celebrated
Portland cement walls for ieterv lot.
rhese wall can bs furnished at half ths ooet
ef any other and ar far superior.
Duncing school and social to oiuht. Clas
to 10. Hoci.il 10 to 12. Partita arterw'incr
ooial admitted at 0:43. (Ticket. 50 cent
per couple, extra Indies, 23 cents aoh. Held
at opera boot by Jl J Hopkins.
Mr Best, tne artist, deslr to announce
that hi class days are Monday and Toeaday
of each week. Anyone wishing to see him
should call on these days as be is teaching
at Salem th real of tb wsk. s
Ladies oan do their shopping in Ran Fran
cisco without visiting- tb city, and without
extra commission. Mis K J Barrows, Par
chasing agsut, 1CC9 Grey 8t, Oakland, Cal
Ycsterdsy at S 00k an Fall Char! El
liott, whil occupying a boa atavsilety
thter, abot three times at the ballet
dancer, intending, to kill Lulu Dorand. bnt
inttoad killing Mabel DeBabiao ami wound
ing Carrie Smith . He tben shot hlmsolf in
th mouth, killing himself instantly.
Tbe "Night Off." of this e-'ty, ar a. tang
ing to give an eseorsion to Albany in th
near iniure. i ny will give their play and
return to balem by moonlisht. The trio
wilt be mad on Haturdsy, the boat leaving
her torn time daring .be afternoon and rs-
torn aliout mldoittbt, tho giving clerk an
opportunity to rest on nunday. Journal.
Fa vi so Taxes, The sheriff and hi
two dcptutles are In their ahlrt sleeves to
day tollecllnir taxes. Tho recelot have
been about $kxk and $io.ooo during the
weca, a total 01 about S8o,ooo lor th sea
son. Mr Ls Archibald liquidated to-da
for $010 7, which I bitf considering that
it ia mostly on 1 500 acres of land.
Kaktek HeavicK. A union service has
been arranged by the Christian Kndcavor
societies 01 this city, to be liebl In the
uniU'ii rre tjyterian cliurcti on Sabbath
morning at sunrise. 0 o'clock a. m. - All
the members of Young People's societies
in the city, and any others who would
enjoy a service commemorating the res
urrection 01 tne navior of men, are cor
dially invited to attend. (Jossmtt,
The meeting at the Y M C A Hall to
morrow at 4 o clock will be one of much
nterest. Rev 8 G Irvine of the United
Presbyterian church will lead. Jas
Clark, the noted singer, will be heard in
ono or ins sacred selections. Mr F O
cHreyfer.er, Prof of music at East Port
land, will assist in the service of son at,
There will be a number of resident min
isters in attendance, and a lively and
profitable service is anticipated. Let
every member bring m friend. An invl
tation is extended to all men. Kxc'r.
Ciit'KCii Notices. Tbe services tomor
row at the Presbyterian church wilt be
as follows: 11 1 in preaching service
subject of the sermon, "Christian Cour
age, its duties." Sabbath school. 12:13
o in. Y l'Hb't meeting in the lecture
room at 6 :45 p in. 7:lUpro a special
Kaster service will be held. Tempi
Commandery No 3 of thia city w ill attend
All will be mode welcome to lueae ser
vices,
At the Congregational church Sunday
morning f.oster services will be held,
conducted by Prof Shorey. In tbe even.
log the laat lecture to young people.
suoject, .'uarriage ana uivorce."
The usual services will beheld at the
M E church. At 11am the pastor will
preach a Easter sermon. Sunday school
at 2 :.'0 p in. Kpworth League,! :30 p m.
Easter services will be held at 7:30 by
members of r-unday school. Everybody
welcome.
Service at Christian church will be con
ducted by Rev ) M Li r gent, of Montana,
at 1 1 a m. Al 7 :y p m services by pastor.
Ja G Clark will then sing.
TUETUtTU.
When the McKinley bill was under dis
cussion the democrats ot the senate and
house produced evidence In the shape of
Spanish advertisements chculaled in South
America that manufacturer of agricultur
al Implement were selling their good
cheaper than they were at home. In spile
ot the conclusive character of the evidence
presmtcd there were denials of these
statement. Lately Secretary Rusk him
self. In commenting on the unsuccessful
effort io organise a harvester trust, said
that the American manutacUirei were
selling agricultural implement? abroad
cheaper than they were at home. On Man.
day of last week, in discussing the tariff
at Kennett Square wi.h Mr Horr, of Michl
gan. Colonel McCUire.of the Philadelphia
Tims, read a letter fom Mr A B Far-
ijuhar, a large manufacturer and exporter
ot agricultural rnplement to &outh
America and Australia, from which the
following is an extract: ''Of the agricultur
al Implement used in South America,
Mexico. Australia and South Africa we
now manufacture a very large ptoportion
in the United Sta'.cs. In tome section
American Implements and machinery are
used almost exclusively; fully three
fourths of the plow used in South Amer
ica aud South Africa are made in th!
country. Our implement for export must
be sold at very low prices, that Is, at
a amall profit to Ihe .manufacturer, since
we must compete with E.iland and Ger
many, The prices obtained tor our agri
cultural implements old abroad average
from 5 per cent, to 15 per cent, lesa than
what we get in this country. As I have
several times had occasion to observe, the
the manufacturer whu ts able to export his
goods can have no use for protection ex
cept to enable him lu extort more money
from home purchasers than he is able to
get from those abroad." The tariff duties
on lumber and Iron increase the cost of
production, and if on. account of foreign
competition, the American manufacturer
cannot reimburse himself from his foreign
customer he must reimburse himself
from the farmer of the United States.
A writer in a paper called ''Land and V7 atet
relates that while in a house in Jamaica, sud
denly a moveing mass dropped from the cedar
roof above on the table near where he was
standing, which he found, on examination, to
be the body of a large femaie scorpion, from
which ran away in every direction thirty-eigh
young scorpions, about one-fourth of an inch
in length, Tbe mother scorpion lay dying,
and soon ended her feeble struggle, a th
whole of her back bad been eaten out by her
own offspring, leaving but tbe thin outer shell
She bad clung to the shingles until, death
approaching, she had dropped, to expire in a
few moments, and thui gave up her life for her
young.
Tne denocrats of Chicago had a split in their
city convention and the result will be that they
will have two candidates for mayor. Carter
Harrison will run as an independent candidate.
As usual he is making an ass of himself,
rt'hile there is no show lor his election, ii is
highly probably that he will defeat DeWitt C
Ciegicr, the democratic nominee.
YfOKTH t'ONSIDEKISG.
F, M. French keeps railroad time.
New cream cheese just leeeived at Conrad
Meyers.
Men . ' , n and boys' clothing and
furolahmg goods at G VY Simpson's.
Have yon seen those parlor suits that T
Brink baa just received 1 They are nice.
Great reduotion iuman' furnishing goods
for the next 30 days at W F Raad .
J W Rent ley, beat boot and ahoe makerin
city, three doors north of Democrat offio.
Brighten up your old rubbers and old
sboea and maketbero took as good aa nww
with Wolff "a Aome Waterproof Polish. For
saleat Simnel E Young's.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and liver Complaint
you have a prints guarantee on every bottle
of Shiloh s Vitaliaer. it never fails to enre,
Foshay & Mason, agenta.
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