EAST ANP-SOUTH,
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mim. H.!om, Albany, Tainrtnit, Hhodd, llalaey. Har
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era, altae.! m.prwm i rata a.
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EAST. A?1D SOUTH.
roituu InfonoaUoj reeardlnt rates, aaar,
oaOowtpany rMl al A1"T .
i- ...kui.kii K P. ROGERS
aJaaafar Aaat O. T. aad P. Ac
YAQUINA BAY ROUTE.
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Oregon. Pacific Railioai),
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Oregon DeYelopmen. IVs Steamers,
Short Lin te Calltvrala..
Flrst-claM through paaaenfrer and
rolshHinofrotu Portland and ail polnu
tie Willamette, Valley to and from Han
rrandaco, Cal.
Boats make eloa connection at Alban
!ts tralna of the Oregon l'aciflo Kallroad
TIME SCHEDULE- exeat SamUra.)
Imt. Albany 14: . a, j LJa Yaqoina, 7:00
Leaae Cortatli 14 r. a
Arrif Y equina, l:!W r. B.
Lear Corrallia.10 S4,a
eVrnra Aiaany, u:i a.
O. ft C. tralaa connect a Albany and
CorTallla. The above tralna con hoc t at
Yaoulna with the Oregon Development
Vi:Epny'i Line of Sleaoishlpa between
Yaquioa and San Franclaco,
MAILING DATES .
roa Tri.
WillanKtM Valley, May 7th; ltth ; th ; SUt.
raoa aa raaaciac
W ll-anxtt Taller. May ard ; lh : tOtk ; th.
The Cora pan ranuiTee the ngnt to
hanfceMiliug date 'lhout notice.
S. B. Paasenirera from Portland and
Willamette Valley polnta can make close
aonnection with the tralna oftbeYaquina
roate at Albany or CorTallla. and if dea
nvl to Sao Franciaoo ahould arrange to
rrSve at Yiaalna the evening before date
feaiiiny
f rrauaraxf r aa rrabl rale, alwar Ihe
Law ral
Fir Inl irmiti n appljr to A R Chapman, Frvltrbt and
Tickot ADt, Albany, C. f. H.IL.
O. r. aa-al r. Aru .
CarTal.la.
Or ALBAVI.OaEOO.,
F-eajflant...,,
Vara Praaiilanl ..
Cashier .,
laRlS
8. E,Y'I X1
,.E, W. LASttlaON
ISA(TS A OENEfULbankirtaaliMaa.
At"'iK;T! KEPT rabjeil la alieck.
BIOHT KXCUANUK aad irl raphi iraaatcr, U
K Vork, 8aa fraiteiaoa, Oiicajra a ad r" itUad
raroa.
CO AXTTlOSt HADE am btarahl Una,
laacroaa
E. Ton E, W, Lammb
t K Buia, I,, fuaa
Kaaaaa I . Hox.
LI3IXCO. NATIONAL BAXK,
OF ALBAKT. OBKOOl.
CAPITAL STOCK $100,000.
Prea4dnt... J L COWAIf,
1 bw-Praaidmtt 1 M BAIjTuV.
t-ahter ...aao K C'MAMUEKLAIN,
AaMCahir O A AKCU1UOLD.
T aacroaa, - L Covan. i M Ralaion, Oeo E
Chamberlain, W S La.1.1, W U Uola, J A Craw
tvri and O A Archlaold.
TRANSArm a ranaral nanklnr buftnaa.
DhAWsioUl liKAPTSoa Maw Tork. Saa
LOAN MOifETua appicrad aaenrit
BiU.i.lVKdepaalta aubtvei cbaca.
B
A3IK OF OREGON.
ALOABT, OREGON.
rapllal.
Praaiilent ,
Vlea-Praident
Cahlr
t 9M.ee.
H r MERRILL
E t LAN.N'INIl
i1 W BLA1H
TranaacU a rnnl bnkln? btninm:
KxchaiHr boiiKht and a.,Id on all tha principal
eitiea in the LniMd MUteal alaooa Enirlaod. Irelaod.
r ranee and Ciramr.
CallaUona mad at all accewible poinU on laror-
Inla at allowed aa lima deposita.
B
ASK OF CIO,
acio, OBicoo.t.
ofncatu:
Prerf'lent
Vice- Prcmlent
i 8 M :aa
Jar Mraaa
O S Mat
John Cainaa
P O Bmith.
Caahltr
J S M-WTia,
II Brjant
aMUcTCU:
EOolnj,
aI!.,.", .binkln' n,l eohnsr biuinea..
HiKlit draft IwueJ on Albun-, Purtland and Han
pOKTIaANO MATING ItANK.
Paid np capital
burplua aud priiflta..
tHiaS.Oryi
... 6'J,(W0
Intereat allowed on aarlnn deroafta aa followa:
on ordinary aarinir. book .... percent per annum
fin ta,rtn h tin ir kwa ' : -
..0 par cent par annua!
On oertiflcatea of depoait.
For three monthj
for eix month
Por tarclre monthi
.4 per cent par annum;
5 per cant par annum'.
I'KAMK laVUfTlaT bli..
a per cent per annum;
- . v . . I I 1 Cllb
V. P. TMOMmojf Vlca-Preaidrat.
Dent
u. v, oi i&ai Aujs. caaniari
Albany
IRONWORKS
Manufacturer o'
1EAM ENGINES CHISf 4JiD SAW
ItLMAGHKiEfiY IHON rrtSNTS
AO ALL Wn OF KEAW
m light mm, ih
IRON MID BRASS
CASTIMCS.
ll -.i-ihI aitaauiion hl(1 o .frlii( all
AKft ina-liiiier
P.V.u-rri3 Made on Short Notiut
Conrad-Mever.
-PROPKlKTra OF
STAR BAKERY
Ciu-usr BroadalMn ani First Sts.,
PEAIJia IN
'.unfit Fruita,
rii Fruita.
1 OtrKCCO,
Ofif
Ciaaned Heal.,
Qcenawartf
feKctatrlea,
Cigar ,
p' a.
Tea,
tie..
. 'erjihlng that la kept In ,n
ii vs lr.d grocery ore. nigbetM
n rtr.t j rld for
;J 3
3 Jfr &j . i4 i
6fo gfiMwat.
UOV, HILL.
A detpttch from New York to the
Chicago aCrvaiMr rt ay that Governor
Hill hat another turprlae for the poliiU
cinnt, iiq it taid to nave unraveled 10
Tammany leaders 'a program which U
InicmlcJ to land hi in In the Whltu l!oue,
or at K-aat Jo in ach to ex p J he hi clalmi to
recognition at an available candidate, Flrt
of all, he will not change hit pretant posi
tion regarding the tenatorthlp. lie w'.ll
neither axept nor decline It. Nor will he
determine what to do with thlt office until
after the election of next November. Nest
he hat made up hit mind that the emer
gency com pl him again to be a candidate
for governor and It It now hit intention to
force the party to nominate hi m for a third
term. It he it elected he will at once
tummon a apeclal tetilon of the prcfint
legttlature aid tend a mettage to it de
clining to accept tne office of senator and
will atk the legislature to eject tome one
cite. In hit place. If he it not elected gov
ernor he will then accept the tenatorthlp
and rttlgn Ihe governorship, so that he
may take hit teat In the tenate on the first
Monday in December next.
Thlt program meant that the gover
nor hat definitely dedlded to be a candidate
for the presidential nomination. It mutt
be Accepted by hit par'.y at tuch announce'
ment and he to Intends it. Governor Hill
bcllevet that after the approaching presi
dential election the party will turn no
longer to New York ttate for Itt candidate.
The manifest alliance of western and
southern democrats will by 1S96 make It
Impossible for any democrat who lives
east of the AUeghenlcs to receive the
nomination. In Governor lllll't opinion.
It Is, therefore, now or never with him
lie believes that it he cin be elected gov
ernor of New York next fall and by a suffi
cient majority to Indicate hit strength that
this single circumstance will outweigh any
consideration the convention may have for
another candidate. It will demonstrate
that IIIU is Invincible In New York ttate
and will therefore, In hi opinion, make
him the most available candidate. .
The Teffertonlan spirit stems to have
animated certain Irresponsible persons of
Eugene, who are said to have tent an In
sulting telegram after the president be
cause he did not get up and show himself
to them before sundae. This it clear
demonstration of the fatal contagion of a
bad example In public nnnnert. Vrtgo
niam.
Indeed, 1 wat. The good people of Eu
gene had gonj to great trouble and ex
pente to receive the president In that
manner peculiar to Oregonlant, laying an
example of good manners worthy of being
followed by old and young, those high In
life at well at those who fill humble
stations, but the presidential party Ignor
Ing thlt example carried off "them trout
without to much at a "thank you" from
either giandson, great grandson or the
man who raised the four hundred thousand
dollars corruption f ind that made Bcnja
min Harrison president. Thlt bad exam
ple of the presidential party resulted at
might have been expected sending the
following telegram after the president:
"ElT.xNt, May 5. Send back the basket
of trout and we will send auckera Instead.
, Indignant Eigsni."
Yea, indeed the presidential party now
knuw that a bad example It contagious.
Many of the Italian, German and Aus
tralian newspapers contain advertisements
of lottierirs.and under the law Americans
have made for themselves are- not to be
carried br or deliveid through our mailt.
Hence whenever a mail tteamcr arrives
from thos countries the paper are duly
examined, and those that contain lottery
advertisement are thrown out. Immi
grant from those countries have quite a
liking for lottery gambling,and thlt action
of the United States government will
probly keep in the country much money
that would be squandered abroad.
While it k true that there I a diversity
of opinion a to whether the governor
should have gone to the ttate line to re
ceive the president, there can be no two
opinions as to Ihe fact thn the local com
mltter! of arrangement! at Salem made
asset of themselves In attempting to pre
vent the governor from making the re
ception speech at Salem.
Every republican protectionist "Who favor
reciprocity must go square back on tb-ir long
talked of "bome market" theory. To favor
reciprocity means to hoot Dp a foreign market
for our products instead of fostering our bome
markets. Br protection we were to fov.er the
bome market and not trade in a foreign market.
Oh, the numberless inconsistencies into Which
men are forced by attempting to establish the
self-contradiciing scheme of protection.
The definite announcement that a farm
er' alliance ttate ticket I U be placed In
the field in Ohio this fall it of Krrat im..
porta nee, coupled at it i with the state
ment that a vigorous attempt will he made
to capture the country legislative districts.
There are now 35,000 nr embers of the al
llance in the state and the order is grow
ing radidlv. '
"On behalf of the people of the ttate of
Oregon, I do, a ittfhitf executive rjficer, ex
tend to you, tkt frei'dent of tht United
Stales, a most cordial welcome.". Jeffer
son timplicity in every tentcnce,tin;, word
and letter, fully preserved. It was well
said by the governor.
HEALTH IS WEALTH!
Da. E. C. WEST'S Nerwrand Brain Trutiawitt
s ruarantetd anroiflu for Hytria, Irizzuwaa, ona
done, Pt , Nertou NeuraJicii, Headache, Kenan
ProatraUon caused by th uaa at aluihol or tobaesnv
WalrofulneM, Mental lxtpaaaainn. Boltoning- of tkw
Drain, reullln in Inaanity and leading to mteerv,
iVca; id death, prematura old are, barrenness. Itoew
af K ' . caused by over-xertiun of the brain
Each La. -sontain one nionth'a treatment, SI a hz
jr els bo r for S sent by null prepaid oa receipt
mice.
WE OUAEANTEB SIX BOXES TO CURE ANT
eaae. With each order received br u for aix boxes,
accompanied with $5, wa will eend the purchaser oar
written guarantee to refund the money M tha treat,
ment doee not effect a aura. Guarantees iaaued otdjr
by i, A. Cummin;, Druggist, tol atrent, Albany, r.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
ON TIIK 23TII DAY OF MARntl,
1891. W Resknr ofSbedd, Ialnn Co.,
Oregon, made an assignment for tha ben
fit of hia orodltr. Th nni-nlgned la
Ih duly appointed and qualified aifalgoee
ot aald backer' A-AMe. All praon
having CiBima again at the sal I Becker ar
bereLy notlHad to proa tit them to the
underalgned, veritied at requited t y law,
within tbre moo'.tia from tbe date hereof
atSbedd, Linn county, Oregon.
Dated Aprlt 2,1 8tl.
JO UN W. PUQII,
II. C. Wat bon, Asulirnee.
Atty tor Aaslgnee. (4 3)
M J3; avV
FOSKAY & MASON,
wniaBi.AliB aa aavAib-
Druistsand Booksellers
A(?ot.ta for John B. Aldon'a pUbllcaLlocD,
tich wt V1 a publisher' prirwa witt
ALBASr, O.'Sf'GOS.
TELEGRAPH 10 NEWS
An Evaaajrlleat CsalVreBre.
Spokane, May 8. The tl.th annual tet-
lion of the Oregon conference of the Evan
eliral Association of North America met in
tintty church in Sivokstit lliia morninif.
Bishop T I I.aher presiding over itt delibera
tions. 1 he conference was divided into two
districts, and Kev J B Usher wat el-cled
(residing elder ol the Albany tlintilct. Port
land wii selected a the place of holding Hi
next conference. After trAssactitig routine
busineu the confertnee adjourned until to
morrow. aleraallaaal qneallaa.
' Wasiunoton, May 8. Tlio question ct
tha right of the United Statet to take Ihe
Itata, the Chilian iteamer that left Stn Diego,
on the high teat, it not altogether settled.
1 he ttate deptrtment peop'e are inclined to
doubt Ihe rit;lit. The whole question arises
from a dispute as to the character of the vet-l
Were a pirate or a vessel of American register
engaged in acts la violation of treaty stinu
unions, thr ease would be a simple on i, but
the it merely a Chilian vessel engaged in the
transportation of a tutp:cted cargo, and there
is giave risk involved.
A Horrible ASTalr.
SEKLiN.Msy 8. At Sarnedeck the wile
of a Dlacksmlth, while poaessed with a relit?
tout mania, dresse J her two children In wh ite
held them over a vessel aad cut (hair throats,
letting the blood flow in the receptacle.
ren me wat extinct the endeavored to cre
mate the botiies, apparently with the idea of
making a taciifice. She was discovered It (ore
the could carry out this purpose.
The V . Caadarl
Rome, May 8 L'ltslis tsyt the Italian
govesnment I- about to address a circular to
the European powers submitting the conduct
of the United States government in the New
Orleans afialr te their judgement. Italy will
thus be the initiator of an international sirrce
meat to compel the United Statet to find
meant to guarantee the protection of foreign
tuojecis.
A vYaaa.le.afan la.w ,
Rosalia, May 8 It it snowing generally
throughout the r louse this morning, there
being an inch and one-half at Ibis point
raruertgeaerely are jubilant and say good
crops are assured this fair by ttrtt snow lull
. Hard Tlasra,
Aberebn, S. D.,My 8.-The Western
Farm Mortage Company, one of the oldest
loan companies oi this vicinity, has as
signed to It secretary and treasurer, I L
Drown, of thlt cltv. The company' au
thorlzed capital I $150,000, over $236,000
01 w,titcn wat paid In.
i Barbaras t"aatl.
San Francisco, May y.The sleep-kit
lag contest which began a wtek ago with
twenty entries, ended in W C Woodforf, tht
only contesjant who remained awake, peing
forced by the management to retire at 9:4s
this morning, lie had been without sleep
for 13S hours and 45 minutes, lie broke the
record of 14S Ivwurt and So minutes, which
wat made in Detroit. Woodford tecelved
ICO, and Jackson and Harris, who remained
awake over 96 hours, a and li resiect!v-
ly. Hartshorn waa thrown, in Woodford's
face, his hand burned, anj other barbarous
methods taken to keep htm awake.
Waal aaelber Cablaet OMrer.
Washwctos, D C May 7. The Amcri
can Medical Astosiatiua elected Dr II O Mary
of Boston, bre.it.cnt. Among the vi rrcai
denu Is Or W E Taylor, of CalifoiuU. Th
committee appointed to petiiien congte lo
create a cabinet officer lo be 3a lied tbe secre
tary of public health, mape a report setting
forth reasons why such tn officer sl ould be
appoiuted.
la t'catral Asaerlra.
San J i an Del Si r, Nkarapue, May 7
From official source it is learned that April
30 a conspiracy wasditcovced in San Jose,
Costa Clica, to overthrow President Rodricu
quex. 1 he governor immediately requesteJ
aad received peimivaion from the permanent
council lo suspend the constitution, and the
conspirator were captured. Everything is
avow buict. From other source it is teamed
he revolutionists allocked the barracks ia San
ose, but were repulsed, five btirg killed.
A Lanstaa'aeaaallaB.
IaONEON, May 6. Ed-nuad II Veroey, M
P. for North Buckingham, after a reliminary
examination at the Kow-street police court
April 30, wat held for trial, but immediately
released ou giving bail in tbe amount of $75,
000 for hi appearance to answer the charge
of having instigated the procuration of the
young lady govcrne, Mis Nelly Bracken,
for immoral purposes. The sensation of the
day ia the sentence of Captain I lope Verney.
It is ;he grestest disgrace the English aristoc
racy ha encountered in this century, for the
Verney 's slthough ennobltd within the centuiy
are of ancient decent among tbe landed gentry,
are distinctly connected with the Calvens, of
Maryland,
Klraek by Llthtalni.
Salem May 6. Today at 1 o'clock a light
ning and thunder storm occurred, lasting
about three minutes. Flash lightning struck
a large f.r tree nesr Lake Lat ish, four mile
from tLe city, tearing the tark off irom top to
bottom. Jobn Assein standing about thirty
feet from the tree, received a bad shock, knock
ing him senseless. He could not speak for
half an boor, but recovered and it all right.
He wa walking along the road at the time.
It it the first occurrence of this kind (hat ever
happened in the valley. '
Tfa to Ulll Coald .
New Vork. My 6. Inspector Byrnes hat
arrested a lunatic, who expressed bis intention
of killing Jay Gould tiniest bought off. Hit
name la Charles A Dixon, and be come from
Pueblo, Col. Inspector Byrne wat sent for
yesterday and informed bv Ir Mnnn, Gould's
physician, thaf Dixpn had corre to him wish
letter of introduction from a Pueblo firm. He
told Munn be wat a member f an organiza
tion known a "Christ's Followers, " and had
been made a deputy 1 y the arrh council lo
kill Gould. .
A Itanawajr Arrldrat
McMinnville, May 6. Mi Thomas Ow
en was throwt. from from,her bnggy and re
ceived rerious injuries. Her horse became
frightened at a passing bicycle, tnd whirling
around, upset the bui;ty and drscrcl her some
distance, bruising her Lire, breaking her thumb
and otherwise injuring her. The horse ran
until the buggy and harness were demolished.
Mr Owens is the wife ct an old pioneer, a
well-to do farmer living near here.
SHERIFFS SALE.
In tin Circuit Court ol Jul SUilt of Ortyon for
th County of Hun.
KNAPP, BURRELL & CO ,
Plaintiff,
.
E. Becker, K Bee',., and C
U 8'twart bil E Sox, part
ner, doing bnsinnt under the j
Hrm came snd itjlaof Stewart j
k Sox, Defendant. J
N0TICF. U HEREBY GIVEN THAT
by virtu f an execution aud ordrr of
sale, duly i-iued out of tha arrivi-
nsined court, in tha aboru-euritltd ttn, I
will, on
a .,
Monifar. Sit: tills Ray of June, 1891,
at tha court houso doo-, ia the eity of Al ¬
bany, Lion coudM , Oregnn, at the hour
I o'clock, j tn, of .nil dsy, sell at pnbli
anction, f. .- cash in hand, to the higbeat Did
der, tha itsal property described iu laid exe
cution and order of tale aa followr, to wit:
Lot 12 in Mock three' (3) in tba town of
Rhadd, io the county of Linn and ttate of
On goo, save and nxcept tweuty (20) feet
off the east enl of raid iot which ha been
deeded to M E Uearo
The proceed arising from thi tala r.f taid
rM.l proprrt) tn be applied a f-'Mows:
Flli ST, To tbe payments of tha cost and
rhirget of making taid talo, Secokp. To
the payment of the cost and diburtmnti
of aaid suir, taxed at $33 15, anrltha aom
of $50, attorneys fee. Third, Totbepty-
meiit of plaiatitra cbtim, amounting to tne
um of $512 80 with interest thereon frem
the lOkb day of March, 1S9I, at tha rate of
ten-per cennpiir minor; audi he surplus, if
any, alter the payment above-nsmed b
made, be applied to the payment ( f $50
o attorney fee in favor of the defendant,
Stewart & Sox. and thn balance, if any, be '
credited 00 the note referred to In taid exe
cution, in fsvor of Srewsrfe & fox and
xehinst the defendant, Fa Ranker, of October
I4-h, 1300. for tba sum of f 147 50.
Dated thia'.h day of May, 1S9I.
M, SCOTT.
(5-8 Sheriff of Linn county, On-unn,
'(
MtsriTa ' -
The residence ct the man taking land
up In the foothills it where tr.e land I.
One ot the mysterlci of the sge I how
some men can make the proof with a clear
conscience,
An examination of the large and flnrly
executed map of Albany, hanging in, the
City Recorder's office, will reveal the fact
that a high bridge at Calapoota street
would not past over Oil. ipooU crr-:k at all.
The beat free trndd editorial In the
Portland Tclrgrait. are stild to be written
by Harvey Scott. That the Telegram
continue to be a part 01 the Oregonlan
Publishing Co' stock, It very plain, from
the manner In which matter It Inter
changed.
J P Wigcr, formerly of the Pendleton
la. U , 1 now a reporter on the Telrkram,
of Portland, and, we are Informed, wrote
the highly exaggerated Interview with
Gov l'ennoyer, in order to get even with
him, on account of tome slight during the
session of the Legislature.
It It a fortunate fact In connection with
the new dog ordinance that having the
consent ot h matter I not an excuse for
the canine to be out without a tax collar
How would It do to make the boy ordi
nance provide lor having a badge of con
sent on hit contwiicn out after 9 o'clock
p. m.
a
In the1 County Court proceeding at
Walla Walla thu following Item appears,
which might well b duplicated here: A
warrant for $ to per month wat ordered
drawn to pay for sprinkling the strctlsiur
rounding t;e court house square.
An li. later n tuustraled journal hat a
picture entitled, Swinging around .he
Circle." In the center la President Har
rison dancing, while a number of beaut I
tul young ladles hand In hand are circling
around him. On each I some article
characteristic of the ttate. California bat
gold and grspes, while Oregon h a tiring
of salmon alone. Had we made Ihe plc-
tuie we should have added sheep, wheat,
prunes', pear, big red pplcs,an J a nugget
irom tne aanimm.
The Interference of W M Hogg of Cor
vsllls,ln the matter ot a bridge at this city
wat very untimely and out of place, and
It not generally appreela ed by Albany
people. Mr Hogg should put hi energies
Into the management at the Oregon i'a-
clflc.and not mix up with etir local affair,
because hit brother It Interested in tome
property here, which, according to hi own
admission wat not affected, practically
showing by Ids remarks before (he court
that public policy and personal preferences,
governed hit action.
Wananiaker'a bright remarks crop out
wherever he went. In Portland lie re
ferred to tha "little town of Salomon
tho boundary ct ttio state." 4515, you
know. Where was Albany about then II
talein was ou the boundary.
The Seattle paper run every thing Into
bate ball. The Telegram ay,comparion
are said to be "odoriferous," as It were, but
candor compel the statement that Deacon
Wanamakrr made a fine rhetorical base
hp.
Heated strife over local matter Isa mis
fortune to any city. It Is to be hoped that
the bridge question be settled with as little
of it a Possible, the good i-f Albany a a
whole being the main object In view and
not particular localities.
The Uncle Tom's Cabin company will
appear at e-mail opera house to-night.
An accident bannenetl to the tent while
at Pendleton com pf t ling its being left
behind for ret-air.Walla Walla Hiate-
tuan. Whtnat Albany about one irpliyr
wouUl have knocked out the whole rot
ten concern.
The Albany Democrat cal la the Slates
man "the biggest liar in Oregon on its
city'e population. Thin call for fight
between the Democrat and the htatea
mnn'a citr editor. We auggest cold
boiled potatoes at Imndred paces.
SUteiumn. Our remark was imply
reciprocity, which we practice. If a
paper hits us we tut it on the same
cheek. A duel with the live editor of
the r-tatestnan (a hereby accepted ; but
we decline anything in tho eating line as
the weapon.
A young newspaper man, who last
spring found himself in Whitman conn
ty, Wash., S00 miles from the base of hi
supplies and "broke," hired out to a
farmer.- He waa set to plowing wil h a
pair of horses, but both man and beast
being new to the business the furrows
looked aa if thev were tbe result of an
earthquake rather than of design, so
crooked and zigzag were they. At the
close of the day the farmer rather testily
criticised the job. The newspaper man
felt that hi doom was sealed, but must
ered up count go to reply : "I know the
rows are rather cronked.but the sun was
extremely hot today and it warped
them." The answer turned away the
farmer's wrath, and instead ot being dis
charged the newcomer was given a much
easier and pleasantcr job and Is now the
farmer's son-in law
The fall at Oregon Cl'.y are ia feet 4
Inches high, a fact that will surprise many
people, the appearance being much less.
Another lynching eae occurred In
Walla Walla. The contracting parties
were D J Crowley and fcarau Lynch.
Georgia Heed's Comedians are playing
here this week to large liounes. Hose
burg, Or., Kevicw, Aptil 3C, ls'Jl.
"Where aro you going, my pretty
maid?" "To gee Georgia Heed's Come
dians," is all she said. AdinisHion, 26
cents, lie served seats, 35 cents.
Thn Salem Journal showed good met
tle and independence in its treatment of
Gov l'ennoyer, after the recent Telegram
interview. It was a caso where one
should not go to any extreme.
MY WIFE
Insists on buying her groceries, produce
and haked goods, of. Parker tiros, bhe
says it
IS A
well-known fact that all goods are as
represented and no
HUMBUG!
That all goods purchased ot- them are
freli and of the bist quality to bo se
cured. -
Teachers' Examination. .
Notice Is hereby given that the regular
public examination of teachers, for Linn
county, wi l take place in Albany, com
mencing on Wednesday, May 27th. at (
o'clock p m, end continue until Friday
noon, May 29th, AI! teacher must posf
tively be present at the time of commence
ment as no one will be admitted to thu
examination who Is not so present.
G F Russbi.l,
Co, School Supt.
FOR DYSPEI3IA and liver Complaint
you have a prints guarantee oti every Lottie
if Shiloh( ViUlizsr. It cover fails to cure,
Foshay & Mason, agent.
Novelties In Jacket.
I have received a small assortment of
novelties in ladies spring jackets, made
in the latest styles of Blazers and lieef-
ere, in cneviot, diagonal and worsted. 1
expect to carry a full line of these goods,
bh well as all the leading styles in Ladies
Capes, beaded, crochet and in cloth.
Ordera taken for (special sizes and styles.
Sam'l E Young.
A . big enfc in prices on ladje Dongola
rhoe iu altrtyl-'-a for the uxt 30 datat
Kltin Mro. We mean business.
Wanted, to loan $10,000 on good farm
tecuiity, in the next thirty dayj. Money
reaily, Tak itw hil') you can pot it,
S N Steele EC Co.
Paisley EnUIey.Tii Printers, FiisirJJloes.
" TCit.,T.
There It entirety too much rain for ttie
farmers to get In their ciopt. Mnpy have
not town any grain yet.
The fall train I looking well, but the
rain will cause It to turn yellow and alto
retard It growth.
The fruit promUer well) cherries aro a
month later t'tan common, they will ot
bo ripe before the last ol June. If the
cod H.i moth will let the apple alone there
will be plenty ot that kind of fruit.
Garden will be late at the ground It In
no condition for planting.
There teems to be a good many people
votnhig to our part of the country,
We hear of farms changing hand qul.e
Urequenlly.
The health of the country It fairly good
Ith the exception of messlet. The
school at fa igent hat been closed, and In
l'ist No 27 many ot the scholars will toon
be down with the measles, teacher In
cluded.
MrW II Churchill, who lives 3 mile
southeait of Tanirent. ia verv low with a
complication of dUeaset. Hit chance of
recovery are very doubtful.
It I supposed that John Cnnavan It
happy alnce he can now be called paps.
A J OHn has been Interested In a cae ot
mump lor tne past week.
It It tbne tor everybody to do their toad
work, for they are In rather a bad con
dition, to many Jeep mud bo'ct It I little
pleasure to go out for buggy ride.
Come boys, get to work and Ax up the
roads, then your sweethearts will be glad
to go out riding.
Are not the cltlxent of Tangent going
to get un a picnic, or something else tor
amusement f III time thtt something of
tne ktna wat tartca. jsix.
remit reim- ratoci:t.ii.t.s.
11 a 1 team I j t Pay Oae-ffalf Ibe Caatafa
Brlifa at etlawerth ar Lye Rlret
(0. R. X. niaa kburn, Judir 1 B. W. Coojaar and
am. Huiuoaugu, taommtaaioiiar.
In the matter of the application of John
Duncan for a new bridge acroa Muddy
I'recx, laommiaaioner uoope1" s appoint
ed to examine the old structure.
In the matter of a bridge at Albany, It
waa ordered that Linn county Jpay one
halt the coat ot a bridge at Ellsworth or
a,yon atreei. cooper and Kumbaugh
uniting on mai proposition.
Billot I) W Rumbaugh disallowed.
Application for powder to blast stump
in public roaoa, continued
C D MonUgue. aid poor $ S
O P Coahow , 10
t CtaOoley 6
CoxAFlnUy jo
GW Crawford 8
.Ladle Aid Society ......... to
W E Curl, county treasurer, aalary 83 33
U K n Uiackburn, salary. 100
A Wolverton, accl road 94
M Scott sheriff 60 38
eal istatk stir.
Henry DHalght an t wife to Frank
t Haight, 1S4 acres in tp 10, 8
HSw
3000
400
CO
o,K)0
1
s
200
200
200
200
4805
600
1S50
Jason Wheeler to Mary F Walker,
3.40 acres in w tiome farm..
Brownavillo It A L Aun to It N
Windle, lot 3, bl 2, U's A to N
Brownsville
W 1 Kltunre and wife to M O Cnr-
o.in, S-i"! acres In to N.S It 3 w
J Teal and wife to J N Teal.sundry
tracts ia tp 15, 8 It 2 w
J Ll'Bvrn! and wf to F M KUer.
20 acre in eec 29,tp H.8 HSw
U 8 to C I) Bate, S w or sec 20, tp
10, H It 3 K
U 8 to G v Wallace, 8 K or tec 20,
lplO,8H3K
U 8 to I A Huyck, N K qr sec 2,
tplO.SHSK
U 8 to Htrphen II Taft, N w qr sec
2H, tp.O, 8 It IK
C and F Harrows to J It Barber,
1-VI.3 acres in tn 12, 8 H 3 w. .
M I) llogan to A W Moaes.tots 5,6,
bl 6, B's A, Tangent
W M Ketrhum to It W Croaker et
al.trart in H's 3rd A.Albany..
United Statee to Jamrs II 15mm-
well, 159.41 acres In see 30 To
13 S It 3 W ratcnt
BFrulkr and wife to Casper
Kropp, tract in Allwny . . . . ..
Hobt A Foater to J N Mullan.W i
ot W S' blkM Albany
L C Miller to A C Gtrver, 120 acres
sec 23 Tp 9 8 B 1 K
J W Cusick to (Standard Oil Ot of
Iowa. 8 E U b)k im Monteith'q
8 aid to Albany
600
1S00
2000
1100
F II and Emma L Moreland to
Henry Kinder, 2s0 ia Tp 1 1 8
K 2 W ..... 2fj0
Geo Patterson et al to A B Griggs,
lota 7 and 8 bU 23 Hack's 2nd
add to Albany 1G00
L K Hanon and wife to M J Hew
itt, our hit in N H 1 J. C of
Joliii Iyton 45
State of Oregon to W C Cumnlna,
8 WaecSOTp I0 8K2K.. 200
Gabriel Miller etux to Dan Bridges
17.20 acres in Tp 0 8 K 2 W... 613
ToUl sales $24,171
TotaHor year $306,747
W fu'ur agsiukt tramp.
TowaKxu & Wiuox.
Souso Advice. It pays to get the
best; even Shakespeare admitted that.
In this connection it may be remarked
that W It Graham has Just received an
elegant tine of suitings for the spring and
summer, never surpassed in an Albany
market. They are the best to be ob
tained, as an inspection will show, and
Mr Graham is prepared to make them
up in the latest style with a skill his
long experienco has enabled him to be
master of.
rarm for Rale.
I have for sale 100 acres ot the finest
farming land in the state. AH In a
high ttate of cultivation, no build
ings, but has abeautful building loca
tion. Kight miles from Albany, Uo
miles from Tangent, on the H P K It.
Terms and price reason able. . Call on d
sue me on Second street, opposite De m
chat cilice. Db. G. W. M ASTON.
Whereto Get Them. When wanting
.n organ or plana call on G L Blackman
hc-e you can telert from a first class
tot,.
s.xrllemeait
Runt high in Albany at Foshay & Ma
son's drug store cter System Builder, at
everybody it otirg it for f'atarrli if tht
Stomach, Dyspepsia, Constipation and Im
pure Mood. Try it rcd tell yon r friends
about it as it must potactswnnitrfnl merit-
when a I speak well of it
CATAKItll CURRD, health land weet
breath secured, by Shiloh't Catarrh Kemedy.
Price 50 eenta. Nasal Injector free, Fo -thay
St Mason, agent.
ft HILOH'S COUGH and Consumption
Cur it told ty uson apnaiantee. It cores
couiorrj timi. Foshay & Mason, agent,
Preach Tansy fvaTert.
wafer are a sure and snfet" cifi.
kindsof female troubles ar.cw'!
all obstructiont to the ii.onti 1
no matter what the cause. 'Ifti
1 1 what every woman need , art
laed with safety. For tale t th
Thj
for a
re mot
period
are ji
can be
Livingstone Chemical Co., alto fron v
tole agent, J A Cummlng, druggist, Ba .
berg bKk, Albany, Oregon.
MAURI ED.
BALTIMORE BYLAND. At the
Cook hotel, Salem, Wednesday, May 6,
1891, O L Baltimore, of Sficer, Linn
county, and Lurena By land, of Wood-
bum, Marion county. Ihe newly married
couple will make their future home at
Spicer. They have the Democrats bett
wUhe for long life and prosperity.
DIED.
CIIUHC1IILL. Friday morning, May
8th, 1891, of consumption, Mr Wm II
Churchill, after a lingering illness.at the
age of 50 years. Mr Churchill recently
went to Arizonia for the benefit of his
health, but rer-eived no benefit. He was
a pioneer of 1853, from Iowa, and was a
man of excellent character, highly re
spected by all. He resided six miles
southeast of Albany, lie leaves a vile
&ni four el'i' l.'fti.
H6a AN AHROAB
TtltflSDAT.
Mnellar U Oarratt reooived two ear loads
of choice grooeries yeatsrdsy.
Had. while and 1)1 11 1 i a Sulonihd thing
for a H(ii bat it spoil a dwpNir to be
printed in uoh ool u.
18,000 pound ot marble and graait Wat
th anioun E W Aoliinon & Ca reoo vad on
th last tteatner, about one-fifth of all t he
freight for Atbtiy.
F.uann City hat beau kaleoted at th lo-
oatloii fur tha enoi'npmoji of the 2 id regi
n eot, that city having raitad $!2JUto atit
ill paying expunsoti, ...
This morning's tvnrUml pttsed Albtov lu
two sections, owing to a large tiSstanuur list.
as well to tha fact that C F Crocker with a
oonpl speoisl and four fruit 01 1 wars be
ing taken north. Th travel is large.
Th Wt Shore has sustiendad. In it
lit it did much fur th North! 1 but bad
financial nirtgemnt.t wa th grind stunt
that drowned it. Itt dvmlae U to be very
much regretted. ,
A meeting of th alums! of the Albany
Culh'giat Institute will be held to-morrow
evening at tbe retidanoe of Mr DP Maion.
All member ar requested 1 1 b prnt.
Th 9 o clock luuaJ last evening ran lato
n unknown horse at Montgomery att-eet,
cutting off on ofi la teg Marshal Huff
man lint tha animal to get bim out of mis
ery. Owner not yet learned.
YAquiNA Items. John Palmtr, brake-
mar, on the O P express, tell the Demo
crat that yesterday evening about 5:30,
n and tnree otner men taw a monster of
ot some kind partially rite up out of the
water, opposite me dock, making a long
enough disturbance of the water to be a
sea serpent; othei thought It wa prob
ably a targe shark.
Tho Cornelius, at OystervUle, ha dis
covered a coal mine, with a narrow vein
at the surface, but gradually enlarging.
which, It wat thought, wat the cleanest
snd best coal yet found st the bty.
SglDAV. '
. a
We will have a bridge.
East Albany hat a os of the maaale.
Th Marsha! ot Junction gU $10
month.
The Dailt D km oca at begins it fourth
year in good health.
Keep the tact ia your mind that we ar to
bv a bridge at Albany .
The Peak Siater gav an en to. taiomeat
at Uakland, Oregon, a low day sg.
A gentle driving borse. 7 year old and
good traveler, for sale cheap. Inquire of 8
A llalin, druguui.
The body of W M Ba'bour, mnrJ-red at
Portland, will be aeat btnk to his old borne
at London, Ontario,
Th Junction City Pilot bat beta ').! to
Albert II Moore, and will net beeoncolidat
d with th IlMrUharg tnpr.
Tbe WUb-mette at this city it 13 feet
above low watar mark, th recent rain
having vent tba aaow from the inounUit.
into the valley at a rapid rate.
The Weak Shore, of Portland should be
revived by men 11 bo know how to ma such a
Journal, fiewtpapem. like any other eon
orrn should be ran within people' means.
The W R C of Albany are getting up an
eutrtinrotit wbieh promise to be a local
treat, in program will eootaiu a va.-i.fty
01 leaiurt to pia me public taste.
Prof Buck, of Eugene, is organising a
ebotr ia Spriagtield. Mr Buck thoroonbly
Bttderatanda bl buaiooaa, and nuder hi in
atructmn ih ebotr will adyane rapidly,
Hpringtieid Gaatatte.
Th Willamette Ui.lver.Uy Band of Sa
lem givva aa exeertinn tn Albany tomorrow,
atail will b bore abodt 12 o'clock. Meet
ttarn at It whatf .
Amotion topurchaaea fit e alarm )tm
for KaUm was lost at tbe meeting of tba
City Council last evening, o Albany and
lro will be to the m boat.
8Attl raised $2900 t tha f.reaiJ. at'
reception. That waa shout $300 an hoar
for eaeh hrr of the preaident'a viU. Taoo
ma paid $750 an hour fur eaeh ef lb two
boar th president wa there.
The largest salmon caught this eaaaoa
waa netted yesterday In Micbcll St Co'a tih
abasia, ea-t pf this city, ami aaeaaerad 3
feet 9 iaches, and weighed 90 ponnd. It
ean be ei at O P Jaauer' provi.ton .tor.
Tbe Dalles T M.
Da.Ua ta consoled lo tha following man
rar: Dall-a ia to b visited by Prtatdent
aad Mr Ilarriaoo text Thurs.ly. Cher-
nngton photographed Ihcm at (talent th
tthor day aud will have the photo a nat
ural a life on exhibition here next Thars-
Several little incident tranauirad ta mar
tb pleaagra of the preaideulial party in 6r
egoo, but thoa rod portrait tkctoliet ef iU
meotoer wiiioh appeareit la a nnmber of tb
tPer" after their departure, . pr the n-.o-t
onkioe'eat cuts of all. The ladies of the
party wtii never forgive at for tho. G
tetle.
A Bale. Yesterday It Veal and others
by the Oregon Land Co. agents, sold to
A B Gricgs, recently of Polk county, two
lots near the Christian, church, being
on the northeast corner therefrom, for
ioov. Mt unggs will build a residence
on the same this summer, and make
Albany his home.
Bare Ball. The Linn Base Ball Club,
by F K McMillan, manager, offer to play
the Albany Base Ball Club at some time
after May 2Itt for 50 a side and one
dozen league tmlls, chest protector .catch
er's maxk and mils, or the Lebanon.Cor
vallis or Mascots for t'0 a side. It is
understood that the money, if the game
is plaved between Albany clubs, will n-o
towards putting scats on the balg rounds
iiu generally improving tne same.
Following will compose the nine tor
tho Linn- base ball club, which is a
county and not exclusively, a ci.y club:
A Wilcox, e; Q Dickinson, Seio, p; Mr
""'unii wt mc a wian, let, u; mr Ia-W1H.
with L Viereck. 2nd b: E McMillan.
V U night operator, 3rd b; Mr Mason,
printer, If; Mr Osborn, Sclo, c f ; Albert
rnerniwrg, r i ; narry iiarr, 11,
Itst evening while practicing Jack
Smiley, catcher of tho Albanies, had a
tlniternail torn off by an up and down,
inside and outside curve drop thrown by
Larri more. It will be sometime before
be plays ball again.
ha r can at.
E C Peuttand will opoo a real estate office
In Independence.
The Oxford Minuetta that I creating
tuch a furor ia the East will be taught at
the danoiag school this eveniug.
Dr E Duga is cow a full-fledged citizen
nt Shedd, he having purchased the exten
sive practice of Dr Gaff. Hariisburg
Courier '
Sherman Pearl, of Tlaisey, has purchased
a Cruiaur hioyele of Oh'iog & Wilton, mak
ing three bioyole told by them within a
ooupla wnkt.
Tbe Alumni of the Albany Colleglat In
stitote, ata meeting at the resilience of D P
Mason, lost evening, decided to hold their
reunion at the college this year aud not give
any public entertainment. .
The reor-rt that Mr Zacbet, the tailor,
would leave for California to locate, Mr
Zsche inform it not true. Tie will be at
hi place of business, opposite tbe pottoffjo,
ready for bus in ear at all hours,
Luther N BurteiiBhaw, a lawyer at Ash
land, whose parcntt reside , in this county,
was arrested yesterday, charged with Me-
hauding a widow named Mary J Moore, It
is claimed that he collected tn iusiiracce of
$1200 on tho the life of a ton who died a few
month aeo, kept $G00 and turned over the
other 5500 to Mrs Moore, claiming he had
only collected the ?G00. Suspicions being
aroused the matter was investigated result
ing ia hltarrett.
At their meeting last avening, tho mem
bers of the OAK began making airange
mcnts for decoration day. L H Moutanye,
J B Miller and Hobt Brown were appointed
a nommittee on general arrangements. The
union tervioe of the churches will ocour on
Sunday, May 24, at the M E church, the
preacher of the memorial sermon to be se
lected by the ministerial association. R Fox
S S Train and L H Montauva were annnint
ed a cetnmittne to secure came of aoldier
buried in unmarked craves, ao that suitable
toces may be erected by the government, j
A E Wheeler ha completed bit contract
with Lace county for the furcishinir of a
complete abstract of the lauds and maps of
tne county, witn present owners' name.
The book contain 627 pages, 13x14 inches,
on fine linen paper . The abstract of prop
erty it type written. Each township map
1 made separate, and shows the exact shape
and description Of each piece and parcel of
land, and the owner thereof. The oik is
a credit ta tha compiler and will be of on
told valua to tba officers aud people of Lsne
C')iM:i-f, En tmne Guard,
Hulla & Dawaoo, droggtst.
Bay your grooerie of Parker Bro'
Fla'groeries at Codo 5t Hendricaou'.
Best assortment of tea in town at ! V.
Brownoll .
Hetd Clt for tal by W W Crawford, at
Tallman, '
Kanton' "Sea Lion Silver Polish." 23
cent per box. -
A fin line f crouktry ware at Conn &
llnixlrloaju', ,
Good venti'ated and sun lighted bath
roo n at VivreckV,
fttiftvini. IS oetitn. at Vierrck'e alioo
Clooi ou Sunday.
Ladie for your Oxfair! tie to where they
ke B a oomplete lino at Klein'.
A large assortment of uardon aed on
sale at C E Browne) i'.
Bargain in choice icrooirie can always
bt socurr d of Allen liro,, Flinn Block.
Sum fin Burhaiik fofttoe for reed
for sale by J V Pipe.
E W Acliiaon &Co ar aelliug monuments
at Portland prices.
Kentoii'a A'lbe ive fjo for cuts and
hruiw . 23 cent per roll a
Goldoit onDortunilio am wanted every
day by not trad'og with C K Browuelt.
MuUeclie dying 1)1 i.e n short notice With
tha renowned Geimtn irsianisiMtu dy, t
Via.eck'.
At Viertek'a sbsvingsnd hsircuMing par-
lo.a, ladle and children' hair catting a
ptxialty.
Smoke the celebrated Havana filled 0 cent
cigar at Julia Joseph'.
A large stock of wall paper, with lata de
signs, at Fortmiller k Irving's,just received
See W F Read's line of dress gocd! and I
silk before buying Jolaea hero.
Just reettived a Que invoice t,f barbei'a
tapplie direct fnsi Philadelputa, by L
Vieitck.
Dr M II Ellia, tbtsimao and eurucoa,
Albany, Oregon, Call made la city or
country.
For bri si n in monument, lieadatine
tte.,goto IS W A:hinA Co, Albany, Oregon
On half dollar reduction, oa every pt
Ludlow' fiot shoe A good boa of
a B K Xoung.
Fresh bread, cake, pies, etc , every day
at the Delniobioo restaurant. Leave your
order.
Keen it iu vour mind that Allen Broi bro-
pos keeping th kind of groceries tb public
maud. Their itoctt la a line one.
Ladiot dan do their thoppiog in San Fran
etaoo without visiting U city, aud without
extra commission. Mist E J Brrow . r
chasing ageut, 10u9 Groye St, Oakland,
Pkieosi Shootdso. W E Baker, Nick
Soremrer. Mr Welirant and I F Powell
yesterday, in a few horns hunt, killed
112 pigeon. As the number is small the
story may l believed. Pigeons are now
theNlmrods target and hunting parties
are a dally occurrence.
Shad ih Albaxv, I Ive or six yeart
ago a large number of small ehad were
placed In tbe Willamette at Albany, and
in the Upper Columbia. To day the first
result ol It were seen In Albany, Mr M
Hyde receiving ten two pound shad, caught
In the Columbia, all going at a rapid rale.
They are a delicious fish, and if a fUb
ladder were In the falls at Oregon city we
would hare them In abundance al our
own door.
Wueat. Sot cents is offered for
wheat by buyers In order to clean up tbe
7,000 bufhela remaining in the ware
houses. The market in San Francisco,
though, has fallen 5 cents- Mr John
Conner a tew days ago sold about 3OO0
bushels for 63 cents. Those holding do
not seem to care whether they sell or not.
when itwa 80 cents they wanted 82
cents, when b'2 cents, 05 cents, tie.
To tis AatPVTATKo. Mr and Mrs Tero-
pbton. parents of Miss Ivn Ternpleton,
injured in tbe Crawfordsviile bridge ac
cident a year ago, went to Portland to
day to be present at a very important
operation lo le performed on Miss Jew
tle to n, now in the city hospital there.
The case has excited general attention
among Portland surgeons, resulting in a
general consultation. The injured leg
was placed in plaster of Paris for several
weeks. On the removal of the plaster a
few days ago, it was found that the in
jured leg waa fairly rotten in places, and
it is thought it will have to be amputa
ted, lb is win be decided at a general
consultation o: surgeons.
Bass Ball. Tho Albany base ball club
left for Letanon about 12 o'clock today
to cross bats with the club ot that city.
Following is the makeup of the nine to
piav tins atternoon. to begin nlavinz
about 3 o'clock. Ala Marshall, c; K
Larri more, p: Alex Rennie. letb: Kd-
ward Blolgett,2ndb: Percy Young 3rd
b; Van Wilson, as; F. KieUke, I f ; Wm
Lcimert, c I ; Wm Welch, r f.
The challenge of the Linns will be ac
cepted by the Albs.ny club, we are in-
lorineu.
C II Mueller, of the Mascots, waa lint
in the nasal proboscis, last evening.
The Knox butt club btiat the Lebanon
club laat Saturday, yery easitv. It ia re
ported thst the Lebanon charged the Knox
butt cetvher 10 eenta ao ioolog for the nee
of their mask. It so it offers t case of base
ball courtesy not often equalled.
At the lime of going to Dress tho earue
ot base ball between Albany and Leba
non, at jueuanon, was as follows :
Lebanon, 1st inning, 1 ; 2nd Inning, 1.
. 3rd,0;
, Albany, " 5; " 0.
3rd,0;
Relioioi o. The services at the Tres
byterian church tomorrow will be as fol
lows: Preaching services at 11 a m and
7 :30 p in. Sabbath School at 12 :13 p m.
The subject of the morning sermon will
be "The Right Decision." The evening
sermon will be preceded by a short ser
vice of song. AH will be made welcome,
Services at the Congregational church
as usual tomorrow. Subject of morning
diwonrse, "Christian Growth." Subject
at 7 :30 p in, "Does Keligion Pay."
There will be a union meeting of tho
Y P S C E in the Preabyterian church
tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock. Please
be present promptly at 6.
Y M C A tomorrow at 4 p m. Trot
Shorey will address the young men ot
Albany in the W C T U Hall. As Mr
Shorey always has something good to
say, especially to young men, it is hoped
that every young man in Albany will be
present. 8pecial efforts will be made in
the line of music. All men are cordially
invited. Fill the hall promptly at 4.
Regular services tomorrow at the MaptUt
church morning and evening. Preaching
by pastor Rev Geo W Hill Annual of
fering lo Home MItslort at the morning
tervice. Young Peoples meeting at 6:30
p m. Strangers made welcome.,
would roiaiuEKiM..
F. M. French keep railroad time.
New cream ohoese just reoeived at Coiirad
Meyer.
Have you cen those parlor suit that T
Brick hat just received! They are nice.
Great reduction, lumen's furnianing goods
for the next 30 dys at W F Raad'.
J W Bentley, best boot and shoe makerio
oity, three doors north of Democrat office.
Wasntng, SOo a di-xen. mending for men
fiee.at Mrs Kincs, jhst east of the Democrat
omoe.
Will & Stark have just reoeived a largo
and elegant stock ot silverware, watches,
etc. never before iqualled in thit city.
W Achison ft Co handle tne celebrated
Portland Cement walls for cemetery lots.
These wailt can be furnished at half tha cost
of any other aud are far superior.
Brighten up your old robbers and old
shoes and make tbero look at good a nuw
with Wolff' Acme Waterproof Polish. For
tale at Samuel E Young's.
The ONLY plaoe ia the ty where East
ern tiokets can be purchaa it of W. L.
Jester, at the Southern FaciSo Co' ticket
offlee
CROUP, WH00FINO COUGFJ and
Bronehitis immediately relieved by Shiloh't
Cure.
NOTICE OF FIHAL SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL WHOM
It may concern, that the unlemlirned adminis
tratrix of the estate of Jacob Htovar, deceased, has
filed her final account iu said estate, in the comity
court of Linn county, Orecron, and that the judge of
said sourt ha fixed the Uth day of June, IS I, t the
hour of 10 o'ciocir., a m of said day, for the haariiis
of all objections to said final account, and U,a suttie
ment of tha aame.
y-iio) tins lat day of May, ISD1.
AW-1 r-l
W KI' -y-r.n, fit x
ftORB atftn ORE.
The Slnesf Ever CsblMM-a 0ere.
Mr John Hazelton, th expert saperin
tendent of the Albany mines, and Geo V
Hart Is, came in from the mines Ian I
Friday alter supplies. They brought
some as lino specimens of free gold ore as
ever the eyes of the wont experienced
gar,ed on, creating an enthuaiaurn
ul.iong tli'me Interested in the mines not
yet equalled here. Messrs ilazelton and
I larri report tho mill as having been on
a steady run, Tho men at the mint s bad
l"gun a rlean up when they left, with
fine results in view, the pnq ' Is in
creasing with every additional ton of ore
dug from tho bowels of the mountain.
Co ninny unfounded reports are aiway
circulated about new mines that peoplo
get skeptical ; Xut there is no doubt at
all any longer that ihe Albany Mining
Co. have one of the richeet niineslti the
United States. . There is millions in it
and much for Albany if pushed with the
machinery the quality and quantity of
the ore entitles it to. Within a year
Alliany will Ijo His center of a big min
ing excitement, and thousands will be
here to se for themselves.
Tbe application of the microscope to mi-chine-sliop
practice, for the purpose of proving
whether surface are true, is pronounced by
expert as being the tet method for obtaining
acruracy ihut far uggeed, -
1320.
Koport of the Contlltlon
OF
THE TO C0L5TY KAT10.11L BAH,
AT ALHAN V, l! THE STATE Ol? O-IKOOS.
a, the eloae of btuinem, May 4i h, 1 1,11.
Besotireest
laoanssnd discount .... ..
202,1.?8
4,Ou,'SS
SS.Cl'W.OI.
33.77..S7
S.OKS.M
ll.ts..M
15,000.00
X.S4&.MI
r.lr(u, -cord and aoaa ored
I!. S. Honda to aetmre drcuiawon
Ktocks, aacufltl, rlalm. etcM.w..,.a , .
Ilua Ifatn ewrovaal reaerva a tram
hue I raw eia laaiaka and banker. m.
Ihuikln- tv um. lumilur and Scturo...
Current asiHanar and la at paid ........
Premium on 1 n. In -ooa. .......... ;........
Ctia-cka andotlirr raau Harm......,.......
H-ll. of other bank
Fractional paper currency, nickel, eenta
Speeio. ........
CUSaOO
11.83
liMM
1,125 XX)
lrf-al tender tuAm.
Kwlamptlon fund with If. a. Treasurer,
S per cent of eircolatlut.)...-
Tutal.. ..........
Llanlllllr.i
fapltaU aVitk paid to........ .
i;divlkd tafoflU . ..........
r-W,n7s.U
liiy.one.oo
lJ,hl.44
Rational bank notea ooutauniintr...
Individual !( mite ulect trt (.Wk
Itmuu)l ertincate of duixaeit
ttu to atat baoka !d banker .....
ritf.74.CO
J.7i4.0
i.WI.31
Tcdal f3lC,V74.n
Irrai or Oasooa,
County ot la'.nn,
1. (lr. K. Ciitr.r, eaahierof tho iWi-
aatnrd bank, do aolemnlr awear that the above atato-
BMnit I true lo th Bwsof ana Koowieujr ana beiici,
CEO. E. CUAMlIKIVLAI.S. Caah.tr.
Kobacrthcd and wot lo befur trie thiaoth dayaf
lUv, VOU T,J.T1TK,
(l Kotary l ublie.
Coaaacr Attat:
J. I.. COWAW J
J . H. HAIJfTOS , MrccUar.
O. A. AltUIIBAMM
The Womca'a Temperanec rcbllsliing
Associalio?.
K ep ' band and for tale a full Hr nf ttapfuea for
Tnnaea-aiM Wortera, inelodlna; It-xaka, Laj-.!rt,
f.tj, aoitaabSe for racry haae f Ot;l
Temtxiranc Work. 1'abtiabe ,
The UNION SIGNAL,
The Snret teairraua and Rimr? jiar-ar- In tbe
e.atinrir. V. one can aff-ard to d- without
thu aaluabte arr. PHK K-f I O0er fear
In ad-aiiee. lia a-lrilml.-m are anaonx O
. boat writer lo both beiuiaf bira.
The OAK AND IVY LEAF,
1 aaaer for Yf.r Pr le. nner:id f e it pur
aje, I KK E :5 cenla jicr jor.
The YOUNG CRUSADER,
Fat Children.
B-iid foraunplv.
-O-
IUI4 RiWdlnt. rteeraxndv ladii!e. Sondajr
Kchool Tetneranro la-aotia, l-rogiam liar .):csai
lajr aad Otbaa- halcruiomanu, ,
O
(ySewd f. and T-rma, and all em'a-ra, to
allr,N TKM rr.KA tz It liLIMIIIAii
ATioS, ll La 1 buret, Chkaaja, 1U.
CORES S?
tor l.'iro.l, i
eet0i. Colds. IrRuenta. BrerKUtS,
rioarssBOS, fwnooping voun, vronp.
al. Asthma, and eerv Scuoa of the
throat. tur.qsaHd thest.inclng.nar Cetumntlon,
tpredy aud ucruuusent. Celiac ataed ' I. Sifj."
KOTICE CF FiHAL t'EnLEMEKT.
SaTOTICR IS HEREBY GIVES' THAT THE TJS
l3l denaiiroed, adminisintrix of .bo 4 of Mar
tin Wpna, deeeaaud, ba Oled h-r S al account In
tha olUoeaf the count c!crk for Lli.n r.nit.rroo.
and tn j'Klira of the count v court of -aiJ eouata, ba
Ssed the tth day of May, Isal, at tbe bout of I oV'.erk
a tu, for th haarinr of objectiona. If any, to aaid ao-
omint and fon.bi.-r aoUlentcnt nf .aid atiate.
TUta Um led day of April, lt.
Is A RAH L. LITER
, K. WlATtl. aviso, Adra niatrairlx.
Aty lor AdmuiUtntnx. (-10)
Judges of tbe horse bays given it as
their cpialoa, that Titna, Blumberg's
black Percheron stallion, Btands at the
heed in hi claso. Ho 1st in tho hands of
MrO E Birrooia, an efllci jut afid exper-
ienecd horsatnan. who wilt clve hi
patron every pjst,lb!e atientian, Titua
wm rak tie soason of 1891, Mondays
and Tuesdays at Jelferson; Wednesdays
ana Thursdays at Sci F.ilajs and
Saturdays at Albany.
Mr Blumberg ia also ownor of the
atanda-d bred trot' In 5 horse, A 1 wood
Brt ea i, (No2S(3?), who can be seen at tha
atableof Tiltes Pres. The get of this
horse are large and flue formed, and only
need propf r developmeLt lo shtiwrpeed.
r.!j- o i.i neknnwMsefl
tho lea'Un;' remedy fo,
(lot:ortbo?A & !(.
Tho ony mio remeily for
Xaeneoi-rExaa or Whites.
I t-rescritie it and leal
safe in rtvM anmeuding it
mi to all sufrurer.
A. J.eiONER. M.O,
'1 liEOATt'a. ux.
MT.tM.tBO at CJ SICK. Agenfs
$500 Sov7iiril
WKwill rvt t
ORt;Ktiit. lJVVrsl.'..
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epct .oio 1.1 r ; ! k. 1
- c.vo oi 1 irci
iI: iitiiu.ii.':ip ti
t wo c.niiot euro wita Vvutli
lien hn oafTiioiia ar a-trtotly
uplift, with 7.WV ere i
lr .:"tJi'j:, on i r.evtr
and in ,
EedCrownMills
80M, LANNIN8 & C?).. I 'tlOPIVS.
uw rnocHss rLous sctkkiob ok rauiLia
AUTO BAKKBS SJSB,-'- x -
RESTSTORAGF FACILITIES.
All kl ads of pjultrv, alive or dresned
' " WlUanofto f-tckia Cotr'"?y'i
AU'R!--, Orf-.-.t. ' '
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Corwi tiii
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p.. ; Ouarani-aal at to V
'' J aaiua Surlotw.
f 1 Mrs oaij ir
fc-.S. Tut EvAHaCitcy
X CSHCIHNATI.O
c
'German
Syrup":
For Coughs & Colds.
John V, Jones, Edom, Tex., mites
I have used German Syrup for the
past hix years, for Sore Throat,
Ccmgh, 0Mi3, Pains 111 the Chest
and Lutigft, and let lac gay to any
one wanting Mich a medicine -German
Syrup is the best.
B.W. Baldwin, Carnesville.Tenn.,
writes i I have used your German
Syrup in my family, and find it the
bci.t medicine 1 ever tried for coughs
and colds. I recommend it to every
one for these troubles.
IL Schmalhauscn, Druggist, of
Charleston, 111., writes t After trying
scores of prescriptions and prepara
tion; I had on my files and shelves,
without relief for a very severe cold,
whicH had settled on my lungs," I
tried your German Syrup. It gave
ne immediate relief and a perma
nent cure.
G. C. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
Woodbury, Kcnr Jersey, U. S. A.
.Sat-rS 82 ?J
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au akat m
CKtr.nnATEt .
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r T!.s RiiKi $!!! Arms Er Blai!cfttared,U
ri ACJM. ''1,'J.Y'
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fcf Hinisoi-Jt.i.n, m ihsM
ia 2 ift -.r"ai;f3-jjf2--a jj
HORSEI
W ate prepared lo fjrnUb your pooUrs
ft i 1851, la tbe best afyle. Alfo
any other printing detlred.
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Book and Job Printer.
Tureeda'e Block orer Weill Fargo
A t'a Express effl.
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A tr Par.ip'e P!s, c!f7erent patterns, to
S ta .M. St' l 1'iafi-1 I-re; ft tt.ii,
ta& laoet-paiu ja nxCa.pl. of 1 J t-STi
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Atuifiev at Liw. Will tnZr In all eourt of fa
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li.i'.a mail on all po nta. i.nn n; Uii. J
orabic tern a. Albany, O.-cyoa.
Co'alee
on fr-
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attorney at Lw, S- Kcitor In Cianwy, Proctor in
Admiraiity and Kotary lnb!ic. Will raetice in alt
court of this and in th United litate courts
f-arOrrjoo. eglrri -Flroat rHn orer Bank ot
Orea-oo, Abany, t-gn.
II.
C. WATSOSJ.
Attorney a'. Law. OM.-ei 'n thi Slrahvi block
U;fir. Albiiiy, Orcyja.
D. R
X. ItaVlCKHlItlY.
Attorney at Liw
WillnracUce ia a 1 tbe eoorUof
Orexoa, exceni Ura eouaty court of Linn county.
A.l buoioo. will receive pronpt btiotiou. O HI ret
Odd Fellow- Tea, do, Albany, Or.
WIIITXEY,
Attorney at L nr. ait 25ttry
Orvyoa.
Palic. Albany
JJR. J. Ia. Ill tala.
Phrcician and S jryron, OFFICE C.-roer Rrst and
Ferry streets, Albany, Oresrivi.
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L&mocj,t otf oo, A'.bwy, Orejoa.
to
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Btrabaa block; May ba f.uil at h:a otB-.-a day or
night. A'bany, Oregon.
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specialty. OVl'lCK Fruuw block, Albany, Oregon.
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remote from Wamhmeton.
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wv-t j ami KLin 1 . t : . - a . 1 ...
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Doing a jjenwl Insurance baslncss. Tartie
siring insurance will t'o well to fee tfcein .
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etiarter pcr(etual. Losses paiu in 70 vo
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Established 181. Capital, .i.0iW,0M3. Totul
iosatss paid over f. l,ft)0,lKXI.
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