The state rights democrat., May 29, 1891, Image 4

ntOFESSlOXAL CARDS.
,T.K-
ur.TiiKuroni,
Attorney et Lsw. Will nra.Hlo In all eonrts ol ths
state, onirei Flltin block, Albany, Uregon,
yy it. uilyeu.
Attorney l Ij vn.l H licll'r In Ctianoery. Co'les
tlura ml vn ll p'nu. I. wis ne,-Uld M tar.
urat.ie torioe. Albany, tngim.
QEO. tr. HIUOUT,
attome at Law, fcillollot In Chenrwy, lmoor In
A.linlrailly nj Notary I'uhlKi. Will nraotloe In ell
wui4 thie .! imd In lb United statos eourte
f, i rrr,n . Mmi -Croiit twnu em Dank of
Urqroo, Albany, .'k-a.
II
C. WATSON.
Attorney a', IHeri In the Strahan Mock
uixuira, Albany, Orwtfou.
It. N. IILaVlKIUKJi,
Attorney et I.v. Will practice In a'l th court oi
OiKffon, ! the eoualy enrt ol l.ioa eoimly.
Ail bn.lnM will reostre prompt attention, esatrel
tKid t allow' Temple, Albany, Or.
J J. WHITNEY,
. .
Attorney at Lv, ani N tfary lullo. Albany
Oregon.
JU. J. I HILL.
Fhroklan ami 8 'IT!, OFFICK -C wast JFlret Vr"1
rN rjr auwta, Albauy, uripia
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n. O. W ATI OX
rtn-slclan ail Stirfe-m. OFnCR-Oi!slls th
ls.aTocs, Ailuny, Oregrm.
D
It. XT. II, DAIS,
Fhrsidan and Siinraon. OFFICK I' niialr In III
Kirahao b'lvk : May b fu ail at bia orft.-e day or
nijjhk A: bail, Orejw.
TU. G. A. WHITNEY,
ItiveMaa end Sjrymn, OraJmia et BVleroe Mad
leal Oil af, N Yore. Cllr. Di ana ol women a
aoectalty. oyrlCK-haiMWock. Albany. Oraaon
F
1UT NATIONAL BANK,
Or ALBAHT.oaKClOU,
FtsMoI..
TUe FTeauleut ,
3aahier..
.....Ln.t!f
. K. Tol'SO
.K. W. LANUDOX
rTSAH'ArTS A ORXKRAL banting Vast
acvol jits Kerr eubjoit to eaect.
aiOHT EXCHANGE and tei rephie transfer, soM
a'ew York, Saa Frsacleoo, Chiosf-a and t a Haas
reroa.
CO JJCtTTlOKr SAD lost taterable lain,
staeoroas
. . Tocae E, W, Unm
L S Buu. L. Fuas
Essau I . Sox.
INN CO. NATIONAL BANK,
i or AlBAkTi OMOOII.
CAPITAL STOCK tlOQ.OOO.
rraai.l.al.... J L COWA!,
t ce-Preeidkt i at RALKTON.
tVehier ...Uao K CHAMHKKLA1S.
Aaat Cashier O 4 AHCUIBOLD.
n aavroas, J L Cowan, J a Raleton, Oan K
Chamberlain, W 8 Ledd, W H dulra, i A Craw
lord and O A Archibold.
TRANSArTAatwnaral banklnf bnalnaaa.
l.KAWBl'.iUl DHArTSoa N.w fork. Ua
! -lit 1,-lOracon,
11A" unyilun iMord awaorlty
KCCElVEdapoaiUBubraek cbaca.
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AN It OP OKEUON.
ALBA9T, ORIOOS.
rapltal.
Prwat.iwit
Vk-President-CaahKr
H f MERRILL
E i LA.SNl.Mil
Jal W BLA1N
Trmtav-U a enwa) binkinr bminaaa:
Etrhana b-nivht and a-Ul oa all tha prloWpal
citiaa in th l'n.i.1 Hcatoai aiao oo Ung laaJ, Iralaad.
Frana mni Oorniny.
Coiiacttma atada at all aco tibia pointa oa faror
abla lotml,
liitaratt alt.. -.i lima ilapoaita.
It
4NI& OF CIO,
, acio, oRroof.
Praat'liHit
i Moaan
Jr Mraaa
O Mat
Vir- Kraaidant .,
f..l,.. , lllf
Btaax-TtiKf:
EColna,
1 1 M..rrla,
11 Uryant
John Calna
r 0 Smith.
Do a ranral kankina' and axekan( boatnaaa.
Kltrlit draftt lamed on Albu, rortlaod and San
Franciero.
1)ORTLAN fl4VINGN BANU,
OF roPTLASD. ORKOOW.
Paid np capital.
Hurpiu and pruflia..
a,040
In'.xraat aMowix an aarirsyt dipoelu a followa:
On ordinary avin4riiika ....4 iiaroant per annom.
On terra Miinc;f bika ..m.O par eant par annual
On rrm'V.aioa ef depoait.
Far tbreaintniba...... 4 par eant per annum:
Kr ait mouUt i percent par annum!
Far iwe'ra month. I par eant per annomi
FB AN K lKKCU, Pmidant
V. y. TU'WHO Tice-Preaidaai,
U. C. STRATroX. Caaaiaa-i
WANTED mmw
Laral anal Trallag A food
aha oca! lun'l miaa it! Tou aaad aa eap
Hal to represent a reliable Arm thai war
rants aurwrr atoek trat-claaa and true to
nam. WUU ALL THE TEAR, and
(ocd pay werkly tn aaeratle men. Apply qotok,
t'tini aa. Xa. Xs. HTA.V fiB OO
Nanrrymea. t'loriata aad Hrdaa, St Faal,
K la a. (Tbia booaa it) raaponaiLl.
Permaiiantly eared wfthaal Cattlnf , Bornlnf rr Di
lating A neriectly painleaa treatment and a inaraa
ted care In every 3ae, no natter how long; tiandinr.
Tbia treatment, lor H'.rictn a. of l)r Boseli'a.ia the
a ataat diacirary known to medicine. It dieeotree
nd oompletelv retnorca the Mtrietara without annoy-
i or fiain to the patient.
DISEASES OF fvlE.1!
Peculiar to their Sex, an I not proper to name here,
iDclwHinr all thae delicate Inrlrmltiea and Weak
nw( l.kh tliey would ah rink from diacloainf to
1 1 m r fmuii'y physician, permanently cured In leae
- time than oaa erer known to Medicine before, by lr
jozeU'a "Sew Hratem of Treatment. " It re)ueiiataa
he aenito-unr ary oncana and make weak men atrona
When possible. It ia aiwaya beat to call lor personal
niati!tatiun and irpecial examination. But those
lio rannot piesiblr call, ahonld write, BtaUnt their
ate folly. Medicine eent by mail or expresa, sealed,
lr4 from cuiwtura, to all parta of th VaciflcCoaat.
Add",
Win. A. Boicll, Me D.
H raal R lapeaaary. rartlaael, Orecaa.
Corner First and i'lr.e ttreeta,oTrJ'ortlaDd
National Uaik-
i i 1 1 r
Juilot of Ice home bar given it At
their rpirj3. Uit Tl'tm, D!uHibern's
black iVrch'iron suliiun, sUnla at Ibe
heed In h rlaao. lie It In the-band of
MrC K Btrro tn.an etHclant and exper
(fln'Kl liors't'iun, wh- will give hit
patiom cvry pi-.ible t:nllin. Titus
w.h m.k 'i'iof 1891. alondtTS
ftnd Tn a lijsa, J tTuraoD; Vv(dr:edjs
t.nu 'Ihilmdaya at VcJ j F.I Inn sttd
latiir-l iya at Albany.
Mr lVum)rg in .!. owner of tlie
blanda'd trod irottlnj horae. A wood
hm x i, (So iSfll), who cn be seen at tbe
htfctjloof T.'ltcs Erca. 1ho g(rt of tbia
homo :o Urj;,-) snd fine furmoi, and only
nood pmpfr iJfivoloptnLt to sbowipeed.
iiv Scat Marlicl.
XJLTZ mi, Proprietors.
Kr.np ri fu! 1 Ihic uf ninal of all kind
'n a cmil pltcw, roifif)Itiy pro
I 'im!-. mill alnav frnali.
IIBriPS, Job Printer,
1
C I (. CirwTa
Albany
,3 'si,
STRICTURE !
MOXIY T11U0WN AWAY,
In tplte ot the repeated warning which
have been sent out from time to time by
the United States legislation at London
and by the press of America concerning
the fraudulent character ol so-called
English estate sgents In America, recent
developments have shown that the warn
lngs ha r been unheeded, and that the
number of dupes Is Increatlng Instead ot de
creasing. During the last tew weeks more
letters vhan ever before have been received
from America Inquiring after Imaginary
estates of fabulous sums awaiting the
writers In the banks of England. This
correspondence, as far back as Mr Lowell's
time, grew to such enormous proportions
that all letters ot this description had to be
sr.awerid by prlnledclrculars. Mr Lowell,
tn his circulars, said ;
The pretended prosecution ot thee pre.
tended American claims to English
property Is carried on with such persist
ence and Ingenuity by the men engaged
In It that we dtspalr ot being able to make
their credulous victims understand what
an utter Imposture and delusion the whole
business Is. I can not too strongly advtae
you, since you have addressed us on the
subject, to have, nothing to t'o with such
schemes,and especially to remit no money
to their agents.
In the case of many eststes, such as the
Jennings, Lswrence-Townlev, or Chase
Townley, llyde, Heme, Bradford, lledgts.
and others, special circulars had to be
printed to answer the numerous applicants.
The plan generally adopted by the estate
agents Is to Insert advertlaements In the
country papers to the effect that a large
property hra been left by a person of the
same aame as tiiat ol some wen known
family of the district ot some exceedingly j
common name likely to occur anywhere.
The modua operandi usually adopted by
these agents Is to ask first for a remittance
of or 3 to cover the cost ot copying
the will upon which the claim purports to
be based; then a larger sum for the ex
penses ot Instituting Inquiries, and at each
successive stage mot e blackmail Is levied,
the correspondence being so cleverly con
ducted that several years frequently elapse
before the fraud Is discovered.
Daring Mr Lincoln's term of office as
minister here nearly all the lettera have
come fiom small country towns
showing that the agents find them the
most profitable field. Texas, Kansas,Iowa,
and the far west seem to be especially
productive of them, although letters are
received from all parts of the United
States. Among the letters recently re
ceived at the legation are communications
from claimants to some thlrtv rive estates.
Of all the claims Investigated by English
solicitors not one has been found to have
any validity whatever. In every case the
legation here l uttery powerless to help
claimants or even Investigate these cases,
as unier pcsltlve Instructions from the
state department no one attached to the
legation can take any part in the Investi
gation of claims of this character, and Ina
report drawn up by Mr White, secretary
of legation, It Is plainly slated .that the
L'rre of anyone wishing to prosecute claims
will be wasted by addressing the legation
on the subject.
Claimants should alo bear In mind that
sv statute of limlntatlims fixes a period
wllMn which unclaimed estates revert to
the crown.aod this fxrlod la twenty-year.
The limit within which action can be
brought, for the recovery of real property
Is twelve years.
There are no Urge sums ot money
awahing clrimuuts In the Bank of Eng
lannd. There are very few amounts of
i,ooo, and none exceeding that sum by
more than 100 or 100. The amount of
money In chancery belonging to unknown
heirs is altogether less than f ,000,000.
Senator Quay .has had another row with
the president. As officially announsed In
the Pennsylvania boss' organ, Quay made
an appointment with the president for a
Ion conference. The president, however,
received a special Intimation from other
friends that a conference with Quay
would r.ot be a very politic thing at this
junctu-e.and he therefore sent word to the
Pennsylvania senator, postponing the in
terview. Quay divined the president's
attitude, and replied to the White lloure
that the Interview could not bo postponed
but might be declared off. No answer
was returned to this message, and Quay
packee his grip and left for Philadelphia
at 3 yerterdar afternoon.
The great republican party has things
"down fine." If the consumer buys
foreign goods Ids tariff tax goes Into the
treasury, from whlcti it Is taken and squan
dered by republican congresses. If he
buys American goods his tariff inx goes
into the pocseti of the manufacturers,
who then contribute a part of It to the re
publican campaign fund
A despatch from Toledo, Ohio says that
the Democrat of Springfield and the Ntwt
of that citv and four or fit e other paper
are out for Frank Hurd for governor
solely on the tariff grounds. It is urged
that the dissatisfaction among the farmers
would cause them to support Uurd on a
free trade platform. .
A Florida widower Is devoting himself
to a peculiar and life long revenge. Some
years ago his wife fell overboard in Jupiter
Inlet and was ewten by sharks. Since
then the bereaved husband has spent all
his lime on the waters of the inlet, and up
to date his killed 3 sharks. He pro
poses to follow tnem until he dies.
Mr Harrison must not think that he is do
ing sll the handshaking that is Deing One in
this country. Mr Cleveland fhooU hsnds with
2,000 people at his iiuffalo receptio:,.
Tennyson is ssid to make $30,000 out of bis
poetry. He mnkes do'lirs out of it whencthers
can'l mate sense.
We iii.ui
Bkaiukttlkllipa
TOWNKEND & WlMOX.
rp. , . . ... I
The Iwtt rru.it c . 10 tbe city st Conrad J
III, -
A to Car for tb whisky 'isbit: l)r
Liv:cftoti'a Artidotafor . innl eoneet will
car suy a rif th llqnor nabit in front tat
to thirty days, from Ilia n n derate drinker t
th drauksrd. Tbe Antidote cn ha giyaa
ia 1 eanof wflVe ithat the knowledge f
th person taking it. The r ii'.idota will not
injara ihs bealta in ar.y way. Maonfactared
l.y lh Livingston Chemical Co , Portland,
Oregon tr from J A Camming, to! gt
Albany.
V'.g CI H neknowlwlcaal
t!m IcaiMnaT renie!y lo'
Jeaorrtioe 4k .let.
1 hnortiv nam rmriv ft.-
Lcurorrhira orWhitut.
I iirrwi rlbe it and fowl
irr rale in reMmmeodlngU I
oasiasaTI.O.r'a A. 1. ETON it. M. D..
wua,r,i'.n to sit Funww.
V o-a. a. J,. i IiOTATtia. IU
r,at.v"'- a.ik, i'iiii'a vt.O-A
TANAstl at CIHICX, Aciiaie
Pouthy Wanted.
Alt kind of poultry, a'lve or dressed
at tbe Willamette l" tcking Conapany'a
store, Albany. Orepri-.
y'cilr-s'livl
jTo61AY'.M
S lJosrSBtiMl Bit, is J
I-'. I MM
TKLsEGltAPIIIO NI2WS
A !Kew Coafr-istna ef fsltU.
Detroit May ia. The rresbyterlan gen
eral ainemhly met at 9 o'clock this morning.
After a teuton of prayer and confidence the
minntss were read and the standing commit
ters announce J, Th staled tlcrk read a list
of lha Presbyteries that voted on the pronoisd
change in th stsnJsrd. ' Nneiy-one voted ay
seven nay, Six refused to retxirt and fourtcei
hsd not reported. Th teport of th commit
les on confession of faith was read by lite
chairman, Cev William C Ruberta, president
ot tn Lake Forest university. After reading
the report it was moved It l sent do a .tn
Hi I rethytcrlei ai leccmmcnded by th com
mittee, Th motion was unanimously adopted
and the great debate Is over this tear so far
at th general assembly is concerned:
A Caaaly Alliance.
Salcm May aa. The fatmet't alliance
met in th city today an peifeclsd orgnnixa
lion fur a county alliance. Thei are fir
alliances In the county now, with a total
membership of 134. The meeting was secret
today. National UrganUer Col was present
and nelped to organize. Th county oflicoii
elected arci
PreiHent G V Weekat vice pieatJent,
James Taylor; secretary, TC Davidson, treas
urer, Charles Miller) chsplliiti, K S MsttersuB
lecturer J II Daniels) steward, K 12 Downing
dsorkeepcr, II C Libbf) oiganitcr, J U
lienninger.
loa Mltttwaywaia.
SroKANK, May aj. The people near Raih
drum, Idaho, ajs terrorised by Ion high,
waymanj who ia operating a few miles east
of that city. Yesterday afternoon three men
wer stopped at different places on the high
way, one of whom went to Rathdrum, six
mile wy, and nutified th authorities. A
posts of citurns at once kit town and are now
scouring I he country in search of him. No
trace of him had been found at last accounts.
Th robber carries Winchester rill and
wea-.s a mtsk, and has been in that neighbor
hood fir some time. If hs is caught be will
probably be lynched.
latent l et
Washington, May a J. Commissioner
Raum, cf the yensitn bu'eau. today ap?roved
and ticnee a pension certificate In favor of
John G llil.lt, formerly ot company K, First
Michigan volunteer infautry, lor 916,520.
Data Hill fcotlvca t.
Takis May 21. I A Siegle today reaffirms
the truth of the reported Itata agreement, aad
says tbe Chilian steamer will be taken to a
United States port and an embargo placed oa
her.
Cjalrk Jaellre,
Louisville, May at. Tit atory of n
brutal ravishing, murder and swift vengeance
come from Fa at em Kentucky. Near Sandy
Hook, Maud Fleener, a beautiful young
school teacher, was met, while riding through
tbe woods by Ueorpe ana John w tlcox, re'
iected suitors. They dragged ber from her
horse, breaking her Irgs in the strvggli
They took he to a lonely cabin, drew kits as
to which should have her and demanded ihs
agree tn marry John, to whose lot she fell.
St'e refused. They tried to a.t the broken
limbs, and kept ber a prisoner in the cabn,
chained to tSe wall. When found bf ber
brother and Intended hutbaod she fold the
story, aud said the hid also leen brutally
outraged. Tbe Wilcoxt were captured and
shot lo death by tbe brother and lover.
After Ike tiraaa Lasts.
1'OKTLALD, May at. An effort I being
made to scenre the annual convention of the
sovereign grsnd lodgr of Old Fellows it this
city in September 190a. Aa invitation was
evtended to the sovereign grand lodge bv the
grand encampment cf Odd Fellows of O rgoo
Tuesday, and by tbe grand lodge of the state
yesterday, and all that remains 10 be done is
to tuppliment Ihete inviistiont by iavitnliont
from the Portland Chamber of Commerce and
state officials, and assure tbeneccsaary accom-
moda'ioas to ihoae who may stlead The
tcvereigt grand lodge of O'd Fellows met in
lopeks, Kan, last year, and will meet in St
Louts tbu yesr.
The Tela ael Blaaseal.
Walla Walla, May ai. Th fourth day
of the investigation by lie sourt of inquiry at
?ort Walla Walla was quite sensations! in
some respects Colonel Compton was put ia
tbe stand. He ia the commandant of the
fort, and upon biro seems to center Ibe blame
for the lynching. He ssyt he has not received
jutt ire from the press or the people, and that
it will take twenty years lo overtake the false
reports that nave gone out.
A CaUece Mile.
ri'LLMAN, VU May 31. Pullman b at a
fever heat over the action of the Pierce county
court in granting a temporary order against
the college. The people here are ready to
furnish an indemnity bond of $500,000 lo
carry out Ibe stork. White Ibey do not fesr
that PuUmao will lose the college, they will
take the necessary steps lo protect Ibe sit.
Prominent attorneys will be employed, and
Judge Tmner of Spokane, has been telegraph
ed 10 isxe ciiarge 01 the case.
A ftbwatlag Serape.
Salem, May an. John W Smith hat been
living witn hit wife and family a boat a mile
and a half northwest of Wbcsiland, Yamhill
county. John Brooks, n bsrber and tinhorn
gambler, well known in Salem, had been
working for Mr Smith os bis' farm. Smith
became dissatisfied with Brooks, and especial
ly du actions toward bit (Smith's) wife and
discharged biro. ThisrauseJ trouble between
Smith and bis wile, although they bad before
lived peaceadlp together, Mrs Smith tsme lo
Sslem the first ot last week and met Brook
here. Her actions while here were not credi
table to a sane wife and moiber. Smith came
lo Salem and the reaul was s me lively shoot
ing. When Brooks s Smith be pulled bit
piatot and commenced shooting him. Smith
returned the firr. Smith fired ihrye shots and
Brooks two The men then clinchhd and
bad a battle with clublsrd revolvers ss weapons
Brooks soon got the worat ol ihe fiuht, an
begged for his life and Smith let him alone.
Smith was shot in the enter of the forehesd
at Ibe roots of his -hair, Ihe ball making a
scalp wound and corninj? out on the lop of his
head. Brooks was shot twice, one ball entered
his left check and cam out through his lower
jaw, Ihe olher entered bit rip.ht Cheek, cutting
the roof of his mouth out and going out at ihe
back of bit neck. Sheriff Warren of Yamhill
county arrested Brooks and took him to Mo
Minnvillc for trial.
A Fatal ( yeleaei
Mexico, Mo, May zo. A terrific tornado
passed three miles njrth of Ihit place this
afternocn; in the vicinity of Bean Creek, So
far at heard firm fifteen house! in the vicinity
of that place were destroyed, ten or twelve
persons killed, and equal number fatally in
luredanda large numler badly burl. A
mowing machim was carried about loo yards
and torn to threds. A large iron lolltr,
weighing 1200 pound-, was taken up and
broken to pieces. T is lornado paused on
east, passing Rush 1 1 lit, one mite north, and
carrying deitructiun ever) where.
A New Parly
Cincinnati, May 13. A liiile political
giant was born into the world today, and a no
mote wonderful exhibition of lung power at a
natal event wn ever beard. From early in
Ihe morning, when the great gathering eager
ly voted for ihe formation ol a national x
ecu'ive commi'.lee, the rcsiijt wa forcgon;,
and all doubt was removed late in the nfter
noon, when Chairman Ignatius Donnelly, of
the committee on resolutions, announced that
j the committee ai a unit lor ttariing a third
r"11 wmioui mii iiinmii
wai cnred for p.
.:.t 1
s delay. No name
For lama hack, r r.e'e chess, tit 8 Ml oh 1
Porous Plsitr, Price, 25 cents.
Sellable aatl Always the 8am.
Prandreln's pills are th oldest, afi-t and
beat bt od pnrilitr and purgstivs known.
They ar purely vegeiabli, tnorefore harm'
lta, They sr. tlstji the same and always
Droduc tlm ssni irTict. 'Uin r purgative
reouire increaaed doat and finally cease act
ing altogether. A cnarsa of on or two of
lSran!i clii's .i U taken e(;li bight is a pes -tivetutefor
constipation, besdache sod all
bilious dirordeis. If yro cant take tbcm
plain get them sugar coated.
MAUU1E0
MILLER SIMMONS.-In Albany. at
the ('alholic church, on Wednesday, May
2fHh, 1891, Mr Conrad Miller and Mint,
Mary fcimmont.
BOKN.
, WALLACU. On May 20th. 1891, in
Albany, to the wife of T L Wallace a
f?011.
HIAFITi
Th gambling debt ot the Prince ot
Walct amount to $1,000,000. Poor fel
low, .
Hay can be bought In the Harnej sal-
ley for $a a ton, caused by the hay foraa
1 :vcre winter being kept over,
Snakes have been found In the water!
furnished fainltlctby n private r.orp iration
In Tacomn. in tnnit place tlu'y ate 1
found alter tpreet.
Pat Iliadv, the well known railroad
contractor, hat Just built a flh ladder at
lirowns Mill on the nantiam, which I a
succets. Mr Brady would be a good man
to put one In at Oregon City, an Instltu
11011 that would be a great thing lor the
Upper Willamette.
The total value ot taxable property of
Rugrne Is $1,300,314. Increase over ifoa,
$60,000. The tax this ycai will bo tf.-
801.94, Increase ot $300.27 over 1890.
The taxable property ot Albany I about
9400.000 more, a fact which speaks lor
Uscll.
Durlnir county court last week A W
Chat Hon, ex-sheriff of Lake county, gave
h la note for $300, which he considered
due the county on 83.'-$ percent fees col-
Iected while In otllre. lie relunded this
amount voluntarily, as he was under no
legal obligation to do so j and probably
the county could not have recovered tlie
amount should It have tried. Mr Charl
ton la a son ot ex-sheriff J K Charlton of
this county, and like him does things on
the square.
Ilairlson went when he trot home lo
Indianapolfa Ills tear were tears ot joy.
No more "little one-horse towns" to ston
a', no more shaking hand with the crowrj,
no more pelting with bouquet, no more
riding on street cars, no more parades in
the rain. He was glad It wa all over and
he had got aafely back to his I loonier
home, where he could sit down quietly
and enlarge his mind by reading his tl'.k
copy oil be Telegraph. Happy men!
Seattle icicgrapn.
Prof G M Miller, formerly ot Philo
math, who run on the Prohibit Ion ticket
In Oregon once or twice, hat been present
at the at ioui convention, which is organ
ixtnt? a new part v. and leaves his record as
follows: A California man, G W Miller,
wanted to thrust before the convention a
resolution pledging the new party to the
prohibition cause The convention cm
phstlcslly did not want to submit to any
such process, but it had to. Miller refused
to be downed. He worked his jaw with
out erasing, though every syllable he
uttered was tost In a hurricane of jeering
and contumely. Miller's grit carried the
day. and the people's party, before It wat
an hour old, was forced to go on record
upon ha resolution. It took revenge,
however, hy kicking the resolution into
the kingdom to come with a suddenness
and vigor that must have surprised even
Milter. Tonight It I reported many
member of the national reform organisa
tion, headed bv President W W Jones, of
Illinois, will withdraw from ihe parte, be
cause of the defeat of the resolution.
The Detroit Free Pre 0f May 3rd con
tained 64 pages, the Urgeat PIer on
rerord. Too large to read. The race
home ia tmall, but get there.
Lyon street, traveled the most of nny
atreet in Albany, except First street, la in
a very bad romii'ion, and in not touch of
a credit to the city. It need a general
Improvement.
Fasting con teats are hrntal aa prize
fights if not more to. The I sun's at
was one of the first paper In the world
to throw cold water on such a contest.
We mention title fact on account of tv
eral of our exchange along the ci ant
hnviog claimed the honor.
II Y Kirkpatrkk lint again a tuned
charge of the Lebanon Kx press. We un
derstand liia brother-in-law, Mr Cobb,
will be associated with him. The new
proprietor will have to rustle to get up
a good a paper an Adam A Alexander
have been giving their fubmrribcri
At a meeting of the Linn County Hill
Club held in Ibanon hurt Saturday, M A
Milter wan elected president, E J O'Con
nor secretary, K H Barker treasurer. J
L Cowan applied for tnemlwrihip, but
hi preference being for Cleveland he wne
rejected Iebanon Kspreta.
The following advertiiement appear
In a Salem paper: "Today and tomor
row we offer a fine line ol our own make
all wool men's suits at (0. No fake, come
and see for yourselves. Squrfre dealing,
goods guaranteed to ive entire satisfac
tion or money refunded, fc'alem Woolen
Mills, 2V Commercial street."
This is to announce that the weath
er in this i this spring has been without
an I since the morning sang together.
In consequence of which ti are scarce in
this office, and we are obliged tothi
opportunity of urging our patrons to
svy in what they O, as wo have lenme
tired of standing with 11 in ourCtlfto
keep our creditors from forming undue
attachments about our sanctum. Ex.
A difgnstlng little law suit is being
tried here today. A . sixteen year old
urchin named Wm White has been ar
rested by Kamnel Teropleton, charged
with stealing a boat and taking it down
the river to tn's home at Independence.
Tbe boat is valued at $!J0, and the a flair
f romires to amount to about f 100.
unction Tilot.
Here is a new way to trot a new a min
ister, as cone by a N 1 City church.
The committee wrote to It O Dunn &
Co'a agency. A letter was received. It
gave the clergyman s age, his general
build, and the color of his hair and eyes.
It said that he had presided over his
present parish for years and was
liked by the congregation. It gave the
amount of his salary and the average
length of bin sermons. His family was
desci ibed briefly.
William Merchant not long ago sued
the board of trustees of Monmouth col
lege for damages for expelling young
men alleged to have been guilty of con
duct unbecoming gentlemen Quite a
scandal was connected with the affair
and it created much talk ana comment
at the college. The boys have been vin
dicated, the jury awarding $50 damages.
The trial occupied four day in the Polk
county circuit court and the verdict
seemed to (five general satisfaction. Mc
MinnvilleT. M. s
Young men riding bicycles in the
country should always be careful when
approaching teams. One Albany bicy
clist seems to t3 fated for causing trouble.
He nearly canned a runaway a week or
so ago near Spicer, and the man con
sulted a Justice, first insisting on dam
ages amounting to several dollars being
paid. The same young man ran over a
Celestial in Albany last winter. There
is no danger from bicycles when the rider
is careful. They arc as much of a vehi
cle as a wagon, but the owner should
always use good judgment in navigating
them.
The Mascots,-of this city, have re
ceived a challenge to play the Sweet
Home base ball club.
Forepaugji is coming, for certain. The
Demochat is in receipt of marked pa pen
showing the excellence aud magnitude
of the circus. It will have new features,
and isdivided into three sections. Among
other things is a performing lion in a
circular cage, a Wild West show.with the
famous Bogardus and his sons.tumbling,
riding and hippoilromo races, etc. A
niflstodon aggregation of startling per
formances.. .
Wild men are next to sea serpents in
the list of curiosities. Tlie Ashland
Record is trying to work up a boom ai
follows: A wild man has been seen sev
eral times of late iu the vicinity of John
Obenchain's, near Big Butte, Jackson
county. Ho is naked and takes to the
woods every tinio he sights a human be
ing. The nearest he was seen to tbe
haunts of a human being was at a coun
try school hotine, where it was supposed
he was prowling around for some waato
lunches left by tho school childten.
T, M. . A,
The Y M C A forth Pacific Northwest
convened in this city this afternoon.
The afternoon - meeting was called to
order In the Y M C A Hall at 3 :30 by the
Traveling Pecrstary, J A Pummctt. 8 N
Steele of Albany was elected Vleo-I'resl-tlent
and A I) Mtiiier.rVcrctarr of the East
Portland Y MCA, Hecretary. Ilesides
the Albany delegates only ten or twelve
outside dolegntos were present; but the
quality was first-class The afternoon
was spent In hearing report from dele
gates, and In dieciiHHlng topics of Interest
in the great work of the association.
At Friday evening' session a service
ot song and praise was conducted by II
M Young of tho Albany association.
Vlco-Preslilont Bo presided at the meet
lug which followed. Traveling Secretary
J A lhtmmctt delivered an address on th
young men of Western Oregon, full of in
teresting facts and suggestions. Kev
McLrod of the Congregational church of
this city was heard in a twenty minute
add reus on the Y M 0 A and the church.
Among other things Kev MeLeod gave
the Interesting information that he had
been for twelve years pastor ot a church
organised In 1704, v, hlclv had brim ftiiuou
by hiitorlcnl charaeters of too-day of
Benedict Arnold. II A Townsend, of
'ortlnnd. took up Noul II Jack's theme.
Mr Jack being in Han Francisco, What
the Young Men's Curlatlan Association
propose to do for them, and had a good
point for each flngWon his left hand.
Delegates present aici rrom Albany,
Ir O C Awbrev. ti 8 Achlson, W Forte
miller, C II Hart, W II Lee, II F Merrill,
B F Sox, 8 M Steele, 1 1 W Young, From
Fast Portland. A I) goper. From Mc
Mlnnvllle, K S Harding, W D Klelry, J L
S'ratton. From Portland, 1) G Bender,
I M Taylor, J A Uumnilt, state orgar Ixer,
II A Townsend, physical director ot Port
land Aaooclatlop. I) 8 Buterbaugh, from
Attorla.
Saturday morning at o o'clock toe tes-
tlon opened with dtvotlonal exerclaet
conducted by II A Townsend, after which
the tubiect 01 buatneas management was
handled very ably by (! L Stratton, of
McMlnnvtlle.wha also holds a position on
the "executive committee" ot the Pacific
Northwest. Interesting discussion fol
lowed the paper read. After this the or
der ot the program was set aside for a
short lime lo give place to some business
of the convenlWnjifter which It was again
resumed with the psperon the foundation
work ot alt other association effort, via,
The atudy ol uod s word, the Bible, "pre
sented by A I Soper, of East Portland.
It also was followed with much discussion
and questioning. The remainder of the
mort.lng was spent In the presentation ol
the following subjects of Interest: "The
Young Men's Era," A I Soper. "Secre
tarial Institute," II A Townsend. "Cor
responding Members," J Uuminltt,
At 12 o'clock thu delegates again ad
journed to the W C T U lor collation and
to hear in an Informal way expreaeluns
Irom the association worker ol exhorta
tion and experience.
Convention convened again at a o'c'ock
when the following program was entered
upon lor thi aitcrnoon :
Bible reading, Mr Dummltt
Disc ua ilon, ' I tow to get heat results
from our goapel work," J L StraKon, W
U KWtry anu II t Ucnder.
Woman's part In Y M C A work,"
ira I a Uun,ttill
Uoeatfwn Drawer, Mr. J A Dumrr.ltt,
rat m ix mot b is..
Tuesday, May 21, 1801.
Special meeting to consider street Im
provements.
Present Mayor, Recorder, Street com
missioner and I'mi net! men French, Haw
kins, Tamer and Burkhart.
Notice lo Win Ifoag, and notice to
property holders, heretofore published
in ine I'txioi mat, were rcu.
In the matter of the o1t ruction be
longing to W m M Honir. atty in fart, on
Lyon si ret t, a special ordinance wat or-
Ucreti prepared.
The matter of street Improvement was
dierupsed and postponed until the regu
lar meeting, no one appearing lo remun
erate against the proposed improve
ments.
Tlie matter of the notice to 1 tattle Hess
and others, waa postponed until Tues-
uay evening.
Tlie petition of F. F Sox and other
asked that t he grade on First and Second
street and Salem road be lowered. Ke
f erred.
1 ne recorder stated that tie itad re
ceived a check for tlTO 35, balance due
on iu:isboro not.
Mr Ncsnuth addressed the council In
reference to a chemical engine, Hollo-
way mae. jteierreu.
Ct FsTATK ftAlf.
C E Nicholsen lo J U Wilson, 10
acre in u L, c ol II Bond ... aioo
A K McKlnley ct us toj McKln
tcy.3JO acrco, sect 30, 3, tp 1 j,
SKIL 1500
i) u uayton to i a Johnson ct at.
parcelt In Sclo 600
Mary A Welch to M A Mlllcr.io.SO
acrea, near Lebanon 1303
unto w m scouriifiti, js w qr aec
20, ip 10, SlKlE , 400
c 1 s-anning et ux 10 r f uought-
on. lott 3, 4. bl uo.ll's A 1600
Lee Bilyeu to E O Holdiidgc. tract
In Scio 800
U S to U F Williams, N w qrsec
30, 10 10, K K 3 K 400
u a 10 Aiex fsavarrtne.too aciet In
sec 32, tp 10, S R a E 400
j m Kaieion et ux to Joseph liuhl,
bl 4, In K 1 4th A, Lebanon.... 750
onn uieringer to uiara Ulerlnger
lot 4, bl 103. ir A 1
E G Beardaley to II F Merrlll.lot 1,
bl 3, P'iSA i7S
$10,029
Fine. WoRKMAK8itip.--The Albany
Iron Works are just .completing a con
tract for cljht pilaster and other iron
parts for the new Gray block In Salem.
Ihe pllaalcrt are of a new design and
rather surpass anything; ever built In
the valley. They would open the eye of
an ancient G-eclan. The company also
have ihe contract for a new brick In
Corva II. Mr Holrnan proposes to send
out only tuch work at will be a credit not
only to tin. company but at well to Al
bany, Eahiiour's Murderers. Two men
have been arrested at Butte, Mont.,
charged with the murder of William M
Barbour, of the firm of Barbour dc Dal
gleish, of Lebanon, whoso body was
found floating among the logs nt l'en
noyer'i mill in Portland on Sunday,
May 3. Barbour disappeared on April
10. Thn particulars ot tbe finding of.the
frwly will be remembered by the Demo
crat readers. It is to be hoped the
right men have been captured.
V.i 1 ding Photographers A 1 any Oregon.
W have bought all thenrgativt 1 made by
L W CUrk and W II Oreeunood up to Nov
15th, 1889. JDuplicatea can be Lad from
ham ouly of us at reduced tatta. W have
also abont 18,000 negatives made by our
selves, from wbics duplicates can be had at
Ilk ia;e. We carry tbe only full" line of
viewi t this stst sod do enlarged work at
lower t rates for tirtt cists work. VVeshalt be
pleated to tea yon at oar Studio in Fromans
blsck, next door te Matonia femnle.
e- "
Exeiceoneal
Rant high ia Albany at Fothsy Si Us-
ton t drug ttor cer Kystem Guilder, a
everybody is ntirg it fsr PaUrrej at the
Stosrtssk, Dyspessia Cesati nation and In
par Mes4. Try j 1 tell year fries!
stoat it as it asset M.tswaasrfal sssrits-
wbsn al tnssk well f it
SHILOh'S VITAL1ZKR is wist von
ated fiH Coestipatios, Lett at Apnetite, Dis
ciasM, sai sll sysaptoms fDytepia. I' fit
10 as a 74 stats psr bottls.
SHILOH'S CUKE will iramedistely re
lieve Uroup.Whooping Cough sud Broudiius,
Fojhay & Mston; spdU.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS. saa.is Miserable
by that terrible coagh. Khiloh't Car is the
ICemf ay tor you.
Bate Ball, Mrnlrs, ete
The game between tho Mascots of this
city, and tho stars, of Lebanon, termi
nated in favor of tho Stars, by a score of
28 to 21). The Mascots made i3 In the
tith inning, the Stars becoming rattled.
Marshall did good work in tlie box, and
with three or four changes the club
would put up pretty good ball. Mager'
playing at first was first-class.
l'ivecar leads of excursionists left
Albany at 8:30 o'clock Saturday on
a base ball and picnic excursion to
Lyons, well loaded with baskets, bats,
base-balls, babies, etc. A game of base
ball was olayed In the afternoon between
thoCorvaltls and Albany nines, made
up of the following player!
COHVAM.IM.
Tenneclifle
iHmman
ALBAKY.
' Smiley
I.nrluipre
Marshall
lllodKCtt
Mager
Wilson
Ielniert
Young
- Welch.
wnt lecelvcd at
fV
2 b
3 b
If
cf
rf
Bryant
Wilson
Allen
McFarlnml
Nash
Nash
Cunningham
The fallowing dltnatch
we went 10 presst
Lvons, 31 p,ni Nine Innings, Al
bany 21, Corvallls It. Welch knocked
senseless in the tixtl, Inning by a ball un
der the eye. WnlU umpire.
The rasnatis Trent,
Tho Florence Weit has tho following
takeoff on tho basket of trout presented
to President Harrison: .
A man named Clay
Went out one day
Upon a ramble bent.
A Sunday deed
H did not heed
Twas for the presidsnt,
II found a nook,
Bated hi hook
And cast it In the lake;
Ho pulled it out,
Took off a trout.
Say lie,"ThI take the cke.M
He next day went,
With people blent,
Unmindful of the rain,
'Mid shot and shout,
Basket and trout
Gave porter of the train,
I-oud pealed the shout
For Ik-n to come outl
Hut Benjamin never came !
Train sped on
Trout were gone! I
While they stood tn the rain 111
Some were mad,
And other glad
A telegram by Tucker: '
"Send back the trout
Over some route.
And wo will send you suckers '.
A Wet Kxperiemce. Mr O A Cheney
of Albany, while on ft visit to this place
had ft narrow escape from drowning and
iHfcoming tool lor the liaiie that swim
around Mill City. While out fishing, in
company with ye editor of tho Gazette,
and walking on a largo log mat lie near
the Iran lie suuiienty became uixiy and
full from tho log backward into tho river
near the dam. After considerable floun
dering around in the water he managed
to rencu ine ton ana saininK position
astride the log cast ft woe iwgone expres
sion towaru the snore where we were 1
calmly watching proceed in;r. We do
not know whether Mr Cheney taw a big
fish in tho water or whether he discover
ed tho tar famed McGinty and made an
attempt to bring linn from the iiottom
where it i rumored he resides. Suffice
it to say he had no fish and as the old
saving goes, he had fisherman's luck.ete.
Mill City Gazette.
Isr iu Shoes. On Saturday there
arrived In our town ft couple of travel
ing sewing machine repairers ; by the
time that old Sol had retired, they wre
well primed with "bug juice," of the
"red eye" brand, and after meandering
in a slgzag course, finally brought up at
the depot, and retired to rest upon the
platform. Upon awakening in the
morn, one ot tne platform lodger dis
covered that some nocturnal prowler,
had dispelled him of his shoes. Being
without "dust" the bare foot dec's pie of
tho "ruby," applied to Mr- Button, who
kindly furnished him with a pair of
shoes. Brownsville Times. ill tho
Albany sewing machine repairer please
come forward and give their tide of the
story.
A Bio Mill. Tlie Albany Mining &
Milling Company, are negotiating for ft
ten stamp mill with a rapacity ol 30 to
40 tons of ore a day. With such ft mill
tho company will be able to secure some
result producing :a large and perman
ent income tor the stockholders. The
Santiarn mines have a golden future.
Are you "in it,"
Teaehera' Easatlaallea.
Notice Is hereby given lhat the reeular
public examination of teachers, for Linn
county, will take place in Albany, com
mencing on Wednesday, May 27th, at 1
o'clock p m, and continue until Friday
noon, May 39th. All teachers mutt posi
tively be present at the tlmeof commence
ment as no one will be admitted to the
examination who Is not so present.
, OF Russell,
Co, School Supi .
SHILOH'S COUGH and CoosnmpUoa
Cars is ssld by ason a cast sitae. It cares
eaiawptisn. Kuahsy & Msaoo, agaa
Wood Wanted. Those who w ish to
supply ut with wood on subscription
should deliver It at once. Oak, ash or
body fir taken.
At Fortmim.be A Iarao's 150 dozen
window shades, fustr received.
A large and elegant stock of I6th cen
tury tiedroora sets.
A large and choice lotot carpets, many
fine designs.
Right to tub Point. Allen Bros, do
their own delivering, promptly and care
fully. Fresh peas, strawberries, cabbages, etc.,
just received at Allen Bros.
To get fresh produce, frul etc , al
ways call at Allen Pros.
Avoid tub Rush Call early at Muel
ler & Garrett'a each day and buy the
leader to be given to the cash trade of this
city. Money Is king. We Intend to sell
bargains for'cash. Mueller & Garrett.
W. Y. Head keeps the best assortment of
ancy gfeda in town.
Wanted, to loan $40,000 on good farm
security, in tho next thirty days. Money
ready, Jalca it whilu you osn Bet it,
S K Steelb SCo.
A gentle driving horse, 7 years old sad
pood traveler, for sals cheap. luquiiaofS
A UdIio, drnggitt.
Sound Advice. It pays to get tbe
best: even Shakespeare admitted that.
In this connection it may be remarked
that W It (Jraham has just received an
elegant line of suitings for the spring and
summer, never surpassed in an Albany
market. They are the beat to be ob
tained, as an inspection, 'will show, and
Mr Graham is prepared to make them
up in the latest stylo with a skill his
long experience has enabled him to be
master 01.
Just armed a full lino of ladies chil
dren!, men's and lwy'a foot wesratQ W
Simpson's, which will be told at bottom
prices. .
f resto. Taasjr Wafers.
wafers are a sure and safe r r:i.'
klndsof female troubles ar.ov'lt
all obstructions to the mont. l
no matter what the cause. Tm
it what every woman need , ai 1
The
far a
remot
period
are h
can b ned with safety. For sale I th
Livingstone Chemical Co., also fron .v
tole agent, J A Cummlng, drufgt, Bit
berg bock. Albany, Oregon. .
WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
tod Li.r Complaint? Siuloh's Vitaliser ia
jjiiaraotc'! to cure you.
BCX8 A Kit ASKOAI
TnPBSPAV.
Read tbe W C T U eolumu on th onrth
pus.
The N W Y M C A eonvenss ia Albsny
tomorrow.
A Eugon bskrv boast of baking and
tolling 410 loavt.s of bread on day reonntly .
A apart)! mastiog of th City Council
will h bsld tonight to consider certan strnet
iniprovsinents,
A drntiktn man it Bosm't groeary ttor
ystiday dshbcratsly jammed one hand of
Mr Baam 'ston through shov ease, shat
tering th class
One .f th deaoou of the ehaitsli of Christ
of Lorane, has aent tlie Eugene Itetfitter a
notice, signed b tweuty-lhrtm tnembsrs of
th church, stating that It Dutv has hatn
dUcbnrgsi! from the church heoauaa of his
disorderly walk, and they warn tbe publio
si!niiit him that lis uiy not impose uym
thsm. '
Mrs Schmidt Invites all ths families in
Albany In corns and try hr spl-ndid ice
t'fBsn., 10 eenta a dish, A nsnl fir er.il.lroo.
Fint atresf, oppoaiu te Lsdir Bastar.
l'artiea stippliad with in oresm at 43 cents
a quart j by tb gallon. 40 eent a ,urt.
On going to his store In Ihe 3rd ward
this morning Mr I Beam learned at once
that hit haj been robbed in a wholesale
manner. During the night some one had
entered the store by tlie rear door. (Jut
ting a hole In tho panel the burglar
reacnea through and unlocked the door
Halt a cheese, eggs, sugar, bacon, tobacco.
cigars, etc., and a shotgun were taken.
1 here were tracks of a dog cart at the
door, and the Indications were that enough
wat taken to nil tbe cart, eatables being
whit the burglar or burelars were evi
dently after. About a o'clock a Desiocrat
man heard a rig sounding like a dog cart
past hit house towards tne west, and It I
possible It contained the plunder.
'SI DA V.
Harrtslerg
propose to have wshr
canal.
Rslera will probably not tvlebrst tb 4;b
et July. Most of tbe citwaos ssy no.
The poster for tb Enan 4lb of Jnlv
celebration are already out and May be seen
sronnd oar street.
Tb amount of deposits la first Nstionsl
bank of O rant's Poo 1 f 30,045 19; loar t
and discount, td3,4yi.67
Dr Irvine, of this city, delivered th ad
dress before th State Snnday sohoul 000-
vent.oo in suigeoe yssieraav.
Th Right Key Bishap Morris will bold
serriee and preach in the Eieo . at thnreh,
corner Sixth and l.voo street, Hendsy even
ing. May 24, at 7.30 p m.
Dr Negns, tf L-a saoo, -aosordin
Kipraas. has just inbsnuxl 116.000 t f 1
WQ from an unci in California, fDlxjO . f
wbivb will be caah.
Just a yesr from now, to a minute, Linn
eonnty will ba tbe sosmeofa lively cont-t
for eonntv offices. Baa ides all the th-e
offloea a new county jndg will be elected,
Mr Will White has purchased a half I a-
lets in th city rastaurant, sod the firm
will be MeUbeetV White. It is omoossd
to improve tbe restaurant generally.
Ia tbe prise fiht between Corbett on!
Jackson at San Franoiaet lost night
a draw wsa dschued at tba end of
tbCltroond. Corbott showed bimaalf tb
better man: The last thirty rounds ware
vsry tame. Not enough blood for tbe
average sport.
Last evening while at Spring ililL Mr C
II Stewart discovered a boat with soms
fooda lo st and notified Mr I Beam.! o.with
a, -a . 1 . a -a
twneiao.a naranan, secareo the goods,
which proved to be those stolen from Mr
twa-n Wednesday night. A man on tb
bank actad in a mariner to aho that he was
interested in tbe boat.
A Base Ball Game. At press time
this afternoon a game ot base ball waa in
progress between Charley Mueller'
Mascot, of this citv. and Charley Hock.
leman's Star of Lebanon. Following were
sue nine:
STARS.
MASCOTS.
Rennie,
Marshall,
Magers,
Huston,
Mueller,
Walker,
Callahan,
Macs.
Washburne,
(lolway,
O'Neil,
e
P
lb
2b
3b
If
ct
rf
s
Klklns,
Peehler.
Klliot,
Klepper,
liarnett.
Hcott,
Brash,
At the end of three innings the score
was 7 to 3 in favor of tire Star, who
seemed to be outplaying the Mascots at
nearly every point.
stAfDRDAY.
Work has begen on " "ng'soe's street ear
lina.
Tba Guard, ofEogeai. will beeio tba
publication of a daily pap r oa Jaoe 1st.
Yoa csn have tbe bast ic cream in tbe
city by ptat or quart by calling in at Beon
iks's Another F.agsne man has invented a
waabiog tnaohioe which bo clairna solves tbe
problem.
From Jsrrv Khr-a w lesura that travel
over tba W V k O M WAgoo road baa al
ready eomn.enoed.
A I Lawaon, the Florida pitcberj who ap
plied to tba Albaoy clab for a job, has signed
with she Seattlsj.
Theaa warm afteruoooa admonish yon to
call at Beonicke's for tn beat ioa cream iu
tbe citj. Can ha had by pint or quart
At a meeting rf tba Albany Building As
sociation (npers Imnse) lion Geo E Cham bar
tain resienrd as Treasurer and Ur Jahut
Gradwobl was elected.
Complaint la mad that fish ars being
killed in tba Ssntiam river at Harxtsrsnn
brde with tiisnt powder. It should be
stopped.
Lillolln & Dawson, druggists.
Bay your groceriss of Parker Bro
, Fisrooariea st Coun & Uendricaoo'a.
Best assortment of teas in town at (' 1C
Brnwiieii s,
Setd osts fur salo by W W Crawford, st
Tslhnsn.
Kenton's "Sea Lion Silver Polish," 25
cants per box.
A tine line t f crockery wars at Conn &
Oendriosoa'a. J
Good vonti'atsd and aun lighted intb
roo r.s at Vivrtek'.
Sliaviug, IS ceuts, at Viereck'a ahnp
Closed on Suodajt. -
Ladies for j tor Oxford ties go wkera ibey
keep a complete line at Klein's.
A larir assnrtotsna of garden aveits on
salsatCE Brownall's.
Bargain in choice groosries ear always
be teenred ot Allen Bros,, Fliun lilooh.
E W Aohiaon &Co are aelling mouuramta
at Portland prices.
Kenton' Adhetiva Salve for outs an!
bruises. 25 cents per roll.
Golden opportunities ar watted every
day by not trading with C E Brownell.
' Mutt sole ing done on short notice w itb
the renowned Uermso instantaneous dye, at
Viateck'a. :
" At Viereck'a tbaving and hairoutting par
Icna, ladies and children's hair cutting a
specialty.
See W F Read'a line of dress goedt and
silks before buying elsewhere.
' Just reueived alius invoioi of barber's
tapplios direut inn , Fhiladnlprjia, by L
Yioieck.
For hargsins in monuments, hsadatonea
eto.,gotoK W Aohtnnn& Co, Albany, Oregon
A new iine. of window shsdea! from 50
cents to $1 60 each complete, at stmuol E
Young's.
Freeh bread, cakes, piee, etc , every day
st the Delmnuico restsursnt. Leave your
orders.
Keep it iu your mind that Allen Bros pro
pose keeping the kind of grooeries the publio
mauds. Their stock it a line one.
IOO F. At the session of the Grand
Lodge I O O F that closed yesterday in
Portland the following grand officers
were elected : Grand master, PP Gates,
Lafayette ; deputy grand master, A D
Heilman, Ashland; grand warden, W T
Williamson, Salem j grand secretary, A
N GambeU, Portland ; grand treasurer,
J G Wright, Salem. The next session 01
the grand lodge will be held at Astoria.
S3IL0H S CATABBD REMEDY a
positive cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and
Canker-Mouth. Foshsy & Mason, agents.
A NiSAI IhJECTOE fre with each
bottle cf bhtloh a Catarrh Bmely. Price
C3 esista. .Fohay& Msaoa, ager.i.
TE.nrCBA.CE t'OU H.1,
Edited by Albany W, C. T, V
Col Bain, Kentui Uj'a trrcat orator, !s
having fine audiences in Portland, The
people of Albany will have the pleasure of
hearing him herein the near future.
The stale convention of the W C T U
will convene In Portland next Saturday,
May 23rd. Program for that day belntr
the same at ibe first day last vesr, prayer
and meeting of the state executive.
The convention nroocr will convent
Monday morning, at 8:lo o'clock, contin
uing until Tuesday night. Monday even
ing will be occupied with adihcwi of wel
come, response and annual address of the
president.
Tuesday evening will he Y" evrnlnir.
with an adJreas bv Mrs Maj Scott, a mem
ber of the W C T U National Lcc! tire
Bureau,
There will he school of method dur
ing the convention 1 1 char e of Mrs Nr- i
elaaa White Kinney, of Astoria.
Immediately following ihi convention,
beginning vVednesday mornlrp, a Pacific
Coast Conference will open. Delegates
to this meeting are reported a coming not
nly from Oregon, but also Washington,
New Mexico, Utah, Idaho, California, and
poanioiy irom tjjioraJo and Montana.
The dav seaalons of the conference wli!
consist of addresses and diacu.ious by del
egates, The evsnlngs will be occupied
with mast meetings,, addreed by Ol
Bain and lady delegates. The National
CorrcapondlnK Secretary, Mrs C I! Hut If,
01 l-vnnsion. in, aud the Natk.al Treat
urer, MUs Esther 1'ugh, of Chlcsiro, will
beln attendance. Alo Mrs Emily Pitt
Steven and Mr II L Adams, two organ
izers, who tor sometime ha rwrn working
in uregon, lecturing and organizina rcw
unions.
A grand, good lime la In proapect wMch
we nope win icsuit in much good,;
TOWNSEND
& - WILSON,
Real Estate si Loan hkn
Offlee.-I3ALTIMOKK BRICK.
Dolnf a generst Innrrane traainaee. I'artle
wlilef Inanraor will o stall to see than.
AORSTSFOa
tslas I ataraar ritneisr, Irenrivra til
etttrut perpetual. In ,s.i ia JO a
0a,JOO. A ta.rJ,i)Jl!l.UJ.
Caarstlaw laa
Katebliahe.1 1
'aeMar. f I1t.. P.iifland
uuniisiic-i is i. i a.it.i, ta.ww.wo. Tot4
tuaa fv-il orc f4,UJtf)D.
aerleaa Fire las. 4'aras star, i.r Ilillad hta,
Oryuiiaeit IHIO, Caan easeta, i.(ili,ri). , ,
aid, VJA,W6.
slasskla Vrm A Msrlae laa. ( nriipasr,
f irtianrl. Or. AaaaU, iJiJ,s;i.B. This is irne
Oregirti s best euaituiea.
KOTICS CF FINAL SCTTLEME.1T.-
SOTICE W IIKRKBV GIVEN THAT THE CS
11 driKMd, alminumtrix A An awla! af Mar
tin Werta, dersard, has ated l.rr fi- si aeeouot In j
the oBW( the eoanl c'.rrk 1r Unn cormtrrrtiron,
aoa toe jnife of tbe rtit.lv opart ot said o.m.lv. has I
al themh das af May. at the boor til I ,VVk
a aa, r-r the hsarir.s ol objtsctwna, it any, to said ao-1
cnwnt and fitrvhirr arulctmnt -f aatd estats.
Tbia Uw trd day o Atni'., KH,
SAUAH L. IXfKK
. a. wsavrrsaroas, Alm.niintrtx.
AUJl .jT Adiun-ulra'-rta. (4-10)
KDTiCE OF F1HAL SETTLEMENT.
NOTICK 18 Ili:i:KiiT !VES T) A1X WHOM
it easy eoiiwrn. tltat the ut; tenifned admittia-1
tratrla tal the atat ol Jad niorer, deessed. has I
him ser nnal aocMint to aa.d aetata, in tbe county
euurtot Lina etny. Orrirut'. ai..i that the Istnd
sidenart haa flsed the Ctri il.r of Jiion. lstfl. at thi
h'mr of 10 oVtork, a ra of said Ur, lor tbe henri tf I
n all ol.jartlum to ski final aiiMit, aud the sa'.Ue- j
aw at ine eanw.
tstted Uua lat day of Vij, 1 1
aw rrovr.n.
W K Bn.vsr. Ailmioiatralrix.
Attorney; .)
ALBANY NURSERIES
W
7 E If AYE ON U AND at ocr nnfserv
on tua Corvallls marl, one-hail
olio
from town, aa f r. lot r f fruit
rtes cfallkloda as csn he found any
thereon the coavrt. If jotT contemplate
slanting trees it will pay yontoeeonr
tb etui srt .tr f il.es. (atalr-gve fir
HMAK BROWNELL.
3500 Bo-ard !
111 tleso-t TT-H f.- ar r-"- l.!-f
empii:. l ;ijrti. h ks lte3p!M iai4K-titi-CcQ
Iii;t -r ut Ke.iera e ,ent cure van vt -,i's
itil,i.',ri is.1! tfce al-rarikuis atTy
arnifj with, Terr are tar: Vt;sia..s. a.'..! irr
sll jie ssslsra.-t.ma. f k-,r( onivi Ijtffssatsa
"aa' " s rente, ftswere af rtiiii.sec:-a
is se aala naRnfater i-y
JCS.t V. WlTlX.rA.1T.CEli;0,tU.
J 4 aasatsag. Asaat
Eevere Hon
ILBAHT, -
- , OREGOI!
3HAS. PFEIFFElt I'ROPRIETOR.
Fitted on In C rat-class style. Tabiee
supplied with the beet In tba market.
Nk Bleeping anart meets. Sample room
r eomuiemial travelers.
ASSlim'S NOTICE.
ON THE aTH DAY OF MARCH,
1891. W Beekor ofShedd. Llan Co.,
Orep.n. made an aptigrtment for the ben
Ot of his oredifira. The nudxraigned is
Ihs duly appointed and qn llln 1 assigned
a .id ' iickira Ail pr.ions
hvi j si .1 .i.ji.i ttionsii I T.'K-ker r
b-r( u itlfi.nl t pros nt tlietn to ths
uitde-au'iied, v,.nfled as raquiid ry law,
withio tlire nioniiis from llie date hereof
alSnedd. tdno county, Oregon.
Dated April 2, 18fl. , -
JOHN W. PUQif.
X. C. Watsow, Aasishes).
Atty fsr Assignee. (4 SJ
The Women's Temperance Publishing
Association.
Kecrs on haod ami for tale a full lira of Sup,iea fo
Temiieranaa Workers, tnuluuinir Uouks. Luf lets.
Etc., suitable lor every phsjw of Uuaiel
Tempenuiaa Wjrk. l'uUlishes
Th9 UNION SIGNAL,
Th flnrat temperance and literary vapor in ths
country. No one can afford to do without
tbia valuable rler. PK1CE 51 ou per year '
in silanoo. Its contributors are amvuv tl.o
beat writers in both hciuiephcres.
The OAK AND IVY LEAF,
parwr tor Yonr.p PeorK unexcelled tor lis pur
pose, , PHICE 25 acuta par year.
The YOUNG CRUSADER,
Pel Children. Sand for samples:
Bible
Rsadinirs, Responsivn Raadlrxr",
Sunday
SpeeW
School Temiwranco Lessons, Program lot
uay anu umer bateruunmeuts.
Send for CaUlrwiiea atift Terms, and all onlpra, to
WOMEN'S TMPERNOK PUBLISHISO ASSOCI
ATION, 161 La blis Street, Chluajro, HI.
PI'P? Ceiitirss. Coins. InflucnTB, Eranrtittls,
llSLu HriarL-unesa, Vihoofiiug Cot'nli, Croup,
era inroat. Asthma, and every ahootion of tits
Throat, Lungs nd Chett.raclndmjr Conaumptlse.
-rtly grid ivmuancut. Ueauinc u.tU.''
amy. y;cak-- ha
Vi'bo is swfferinsj cither ia bl mind o?
body, from tit injurious or weftiteuaig
ei;?tH;tl his own liiiioiTint foluta, ibhutt)
a i k . "w cn qui k j J jfiinir
fe I a Wwi Imtlj- i,4r.
iia old lxKor ft ta i-o t-h--i'
t f i 1st t i - a -st-
"Sermaii
fN 99
Tlie majority of well-read physicians-
now believe that Consump
tion iJ a germ disease. In other
words, instead of being in the con
stitution itself it is caused by innu
merable small creatures living in the
lungs having no business there and
eating them away as caterpillars do
the leaves of trees.
A Ccrm The phlegm that is
coughed tip 13 those
Disease. tarts of the lunzs
which have been
gnawed ofT and destroyed. These
Utile bacilli, as the germs are called,
are too small to oe seen witn tne
naked eye, but they are very much
alive just the same, and tntcr the
body in our iooo, in tne air wc
breathe, and through the pores of
the ftk in. Thence they get into the
blood 2nd finally arrive at the lungs
where they fasten and increase with
fright, al rapidity. Then German
Syruj comes in, loosens them, kills
them, expclls them, heals the places
they leave, and so nourish and
soothe that, in a short time consump
tives become germ-proof and well. t$
I ir . ri i- v 1 P "
S n . ; v - , i"i ti
f VJ- A 1 1 F--i 1- 4 ti K'
t' A I fit- UtX
ir,- Ail i i .lllfii'-
A patr-tAlet of rfttoatVrl and ' j '
. ra!tr the laws, !,'. mil ll' tn"
1 11 ti n I'MeMe, areata. Trad w
M-rss, 0'i'rir!ita. sen I ''
ssa-Mi munrs as vw.:
IOI Ui-ewwwsiy, s,v
. . Tin: cr.i.i:stnATizi .
w Ths finest Six;:! Aires EsrUsBii.-,'
ti
v.
112
4!W-ar-H.liT, ",ti.-i r
M fiv-sirfiis
BbAI i J CTf. II, mail j
iff &J ftf VxstnfjA CstiVas t4 l tlAU rj
' smith & y;r:;sof:, i;
a s s -" t;.is -jj 2 a
11 .".--- l i- .i'-
rt:&: i J-1 . .. i ,
. 4- .
0. S. CS;.
EAST AND SOUTH,
VIA
Southern Pacify Routs
SHASTA LINE.
Epnt TrW.ii leave Portland Djity
eW.fa.J
7:0o?. si. I L "
U.:Si r Lt
l-.ifa a Ar
I'ortkwd .
Attnny
Ssn F.nueco
r j S :ii a
L 1 t it s a
Lt S ; r a
Ab.ve t aiot rt-4 only at Mbitiii iuium north
ot .eitrj. Esat ForVand, Orc i:iiv. Wood.
euro. Salem, Albany. Tangent, S'nodd, llaijey liar
ul.urf, Jamaioa Cuy, Iriiuit, Eaj'ene.
' a.ssK-sa ha:l, ssilt.
Till"! Lr"" P..n"iail Ar "
lS0 r a L Albanr ,e ( li.oo a
:; a jAr E aebary Lt 1 20 a a
sisasr iocai( ilt sic.rr Srsoar)
Mrt! tv
Poriland
Albany
at sv a a
vw j fc.uo a u
uuni saascc.
I.ar a l L
Albany
Lehanoa
A litany
Lebanon
&r 9::
lta
lra
mi a a
I
Ar
Lv
Ar
I i a-iii . h
Arl 4:t6 r a
Lv I S:s r a
PULLF.!Ah" EUFFFT SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping- Cars,
lor Arremnsodalinsi of Srroad-( lass Patsta
gcrs. altachest is Cxprcas Tralna.
Kid S.iTlslna.
t Oh I LA a AM ( OETALL1S.
BCTtTEE
ssiKDim C;-ptSunay,
au a a fLT"
t:10 r a Ar
PiltanJ
Corv ll.a
Arl
k M r a
12 Si ra
axratssTtsri osav Exc--p; Sunday.
Sti r a I
1 raj
Lv
Ar
Portland
VcKmm',':
Arl
a a
i ts a a
1
EAST, AND SOOTH. (
f ol lot. lufoncatloj re carding rate, soaps, s
on Company A rent at Ai'isnj . )
Xlat..'ci s-sa'tO. F.andP. AsT
YAQUIXA BAY KOUTR.
o
Oregon Pacific flaitad,
T E
ntGC, Becclyer.
0 1
Orsgoa DsvoIcpmenS To's Steamers,
Short Line to California.
First-class throurh passenger and
relsilitlinefroia Porllaaa and ail pointa
D tho YVaimett Valloy to sad from San
Francisco, Cat. v
- Boats maka doss, connrwtlon at Alban
ith trains of the Oregon PaciUo Railroad
TIME SCH KDCLE. arcept Sundaya.)
Lttva Albany 15:i. r. a.jLJava Vaqiuna, 7:V0a,a
reaveCorvaliis. l:(3r,H. Leave Corvallis.l0:35a(a
Arr!- Vaquina, :3S r. a. Arrive Arjany, 11:18 . a
...
O. A O. tralRs connect at Albany and
I'orvallls. The abo'o trains connect at
Yaouinawiih tlie Oregon Development
Company's Line of biteauitt'uipa betwaeu
Vauma and liaa Francisco,
DATES ,
ro TAarixA,
Willametts Valley, Mty Tth; 16th ; 14th ; 31t.
FROM a AN rSANCIitCO
W U!ar.( its Valley, IE ay srd ; 12th ; SOtti ; 2Stlu
Th Compsnf .a-KviTea the n?nt
to
lasufiosiiiiiuij ut.t.ea w icout notice.
JN.B.- Passengora from Poriland snd
rrinamette Valley pointa can make close
sOMeoUon vrith the trains of the Yequir.a
rout at Albany or Ccrvalli!?, end if lies
ansd to San Franciewx should arraneeto
rrive at Yaaulna tbs evening heforo c'ate
r ssuirjjr
ri'astenerr aa ?rgot ratos alsiajs the
.- Isiweat
For iarrmti i aiinlr to A R CliaoaMn. Freight anil
!VkstAst,AJajlj--. C. RrK,
U I". ai-d t? Agta .
Crval.is.
ALBANY : GOUISJATB IHSIITUTE
ALBANY, OnEGOfJ.
1BOO,1801.
"irat Tcrot Opeaed September lett, lP0
A lull corj s of instructors,
CLASSICAL, SCiEMTlFSa, UnZ'.::!
!aC?..kEuCi L AMD
imim
SU'tSSES.
Conrsos ot rtudy arransod
o 1 of aU grsdas oi atudems.
Special SHaucetnti is afrrt.-l h
trow .ciroa-t.
I