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si tbt WUlaruottt Vallty to ami front 8so
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Corral Ue. Tba above traina 000 n act at
Vaaulnewlth tba Oregon Davaiopnaaat
ixDrny'suneor nimnipt between
T equina and Man rranclaoo,
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Tht Cmpaa 'w-wvep Lb ngnt to
aaxifaalUnx date -"thout notlca.
V. B. Faaaanirars from Portland and
W Klamatta Vallar oinU aaa roaka oloaa
ynentl jn with sbe traina of tba Taontoa
aaa at A.Ibanr or Corrallia. and lfdaa-
4m4 to taao Ftanataoo abould avraosjato
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pxorESswyjL cards.
WEATHER FOKD,
4uM ac Lw. Will prt!ti la all aoarta al the
Mate. Mret FUna block, Albuy, Ongoa.
"W.
B. BILTEU,
AttorwT at Law uwl S itlciUir In Chancery. Co!le
Vn au.l on ail po'nu. Uiu aaarMtaud ea fav
orably utrma. Albany, Or(oa.
jjeo. vr. ernicnT.
AltonMT at Law, 8ulkitnr la Clunoery, Praetor la
Adniiraiity an4 Notary Public. Will practice la all
court of this at at and in the United Histca CourU
farorrtrem. edlrri Front ruoau or bank ol
Urvfon, Albany, t yii.
II.
C. WAT.HU .
Att4wy at Law. aMeei-:a the Blrahaa block
apetaira. Albany, Orcfotw
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AtUwnayatUw. W(l praeUce in a l the court i(
Onrrim, exmpt the eonnly euart of Una county.
" win rvcciva pnwta at tan u on.
-OtM ftliumtT Temt-, Albany, Or.
J.
jr. WHiTatET,
Attorney at Law, anJ
N'Ury Pnblle. A I amy
JjR. J. 1.. HILL,
Phyoelan and S snreoa. Or7I;e-Curncr Flrat and
r arry wmh, Ainany, tjfnpm.
J JU. Q. WATdte. TI iHTOS,
riiy.-i-i ail Hv. OfiOK-O.o.wit tb
l' ciT.lIi. AllMiiy, OrcMi.
JJM. W. II. OAVIJ.,
Phyaiinan anJ Harvm. OCF.CK-UpaUhrj In tb
Mtiaiian bl.ick ; May b f.iu-i 1 at bia otflo day or
nitu. A'bany, Oregon.'t '
TU. O. A. WIIITJfEY,
PtyaMan and Hjrnn.
Oral. mi et Dj'laroa U l
Il 0l . How V.irk Clti.
Iiaity. OKICK-frnnvi
Ul,iaaaa of woman a
black, Albany, Oragoa
PAISLEY a SL1ILEY.
- W holoal.Da!ert In
- and - CIGARS.
Albany, )rca
ALBANY OR.
mnm & hulbert bros,.
Real sUt Agants
Karmt ami ftancbea for sal.
Alan city broaerty in Alban
and Coryallia.
TOlVfiSEND
S WILSON,
ileal Estate g Loan Mm
OfSlec B4LTIM0RE BRICK.
1lnr a fanaral Inituanr biulnaaa,
oil i, In.'ir.iu will iu wall to soa thani.
-aokxts roa-
Arlns Inaarnnre Cant pan t, Inmrtnra d t
nl ar tar ior,witial. ltw; paid in 70 y
fetM). Alii,t9,7tiOJl6,U3,
:Hrr.ll..n In, rumpnny, "I l'ni'ur., En!anJ
C.r Ull.ilhhaii t 1. Capital, 5.0jaI,0i.iO. 'l owl
I'l r ivJ uci 6-1,0 Jii,!.
4 m li-.tn I lr Ins. t'uiiipanv, nl Hillad. pbl.
ur r-i 1 lilO. Cah uu, J,4JI,w. , ,
. ii, ,i'l,.'J)rt -iHi.
; ,,. l-M I ii t frirlna Ina. I'l-wimti,
I' ,) I !(;.!, Oc. A 4. h),hVl.t,t. '1 is vim
Close itujcnls of history tsy that lh first
trouble cucJ by a third paity oreurred in
tht Gtrdta, of KJen.
ill..
Takt the Pen lion iliarkt out of the republi-
cta party and what a lrgt hole would lit left
in it.
Tbit is a big year for racinc, but wait till
oa if yoa warn to set Tht UntciilficJ iliow
hit heal.
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William K Yanilerbilt hat built tht bic.eet
hen houtt in tht country, tpendlng (150100
in tht ttructurt, and it it feared that ht in
tertill to drivt Rutherford D Hayet out of tht
C2 trade.
If it b true that President Harriion it
afraid to dismiss Raara kit ht should get a
worse man In hit place, it it a pretty ttrong
indication that ht txptctt to hare to go ovtr
tht political field with a very fin gar Jen rake.
I L LLi. Li! J
Sob Russeli't newspapers art so noticea
bly deficient of late in important political tips
at to lead to tht tutpicion that something hat
dropped in hit vicinity and ha hat heard it.
Et-Sflnator lngallt hat beta "aoooding 1
warniog"ia a bttar to a ooa vtusion of Kant a
tditort. lit ptedioU tht rtnomioaMoo of
Harritoa and Crtyeland and tht overwhelm
iog defeat of tht republican party "it
dicker with popular error, eompromiaa with
unprincipled 1 tadnt, aid net it honttt
diffurenct of iudmant and opinion." Tba
ti-Mnator ia ao daliaihtfally ambiguous that
ha ahoald 'ioaod" another note txplaiaing
what ha meant. I)oei tht tenator refer to
tht Alliantt doetriuct and leaden, of whom
ha hat been credited with a desire to be tht
thief, or to MoKinlty and McKiole)iau, or
Blaiot and reciprocitjt The tonator him-
alf onoeaneereJ, then dickered, tken corn-
pro mi ted and felt. Tliert it a matancholy
rtminiaeonee of the past in the letter which
it teen pathetic
.TTIUTTWO RETIBUOXSTIIINC.
Juat at tbla llme.wben republican organs
arc doing their best to cry down and dis
credit '.be 'people't partr,,, born rectntljr
In Cincinnati, come two well known tx
Congresamcn, whoae loyalty to their ptrty
It beyond dispute but who have contracted
the unpleasant habit of telling the truth
regardlcat of consequence. One of theae
It Ewtrt of North Carollna,who stubborn
ly stood out tiralntt the force bill In the
face of the admlnla'.ratlon and the oil
garchy which dominated the house In the
billion dollar coogreae. Speaking of the
political outlook In the west he said: "II
the Alliance placet a ticket In tba field
neit year the democrats will carry sever aI
western states. In the south the Alliance
men will vcte the detnocrath ticket every
time. In the west the Alliance men vote
the straight Alliance ticket and the result
will be that the demociatt Id gain what
the republicans will loae, and that would
mean the election, Ith the present out look
conditions tie moat favorable to dem
ocratic tucccat." Thia will redouble re
publican appeala to the farmers to keep
hands off. Mr E wart then went on to talk
about presidential chances at follows:
"While In New YoA I heard eome quiet
talk about Cleveland. In my judgment
he will be the next president of the United
S aits. I don't tec how tbey can beat him
tor the nomination. I can't help but ad
mire the man." Thia 1 the talk of a cool,
hcai'ed, courageous politician who hat
been, and atlil la, loyal to the republican
Prty.
Another republican, this time an Indiana
man, who is stirriag up tht animals, h con
gressman Owen. As he is miking an active
canvass for commissioner of immlgiatkra be
very naturally claims tbat there it no opposi
tion to Harrison's rcnotnination. With regard
to bis reelection, however, Mr Owen is not so
confident. He say very fiankly tbat in the
west, especially, the prospects for republican
access are rather dubious. While, In common
with miny other republicans, be denounces the
Alliance as a "deraucra'ic sideshow," he does
not attempt to conceal his fear that they will
succeed in electing the democratic candidate,
Cleveland Plaiwdealcr,
FA13 WARjyUi
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aaverltr Head Dmi tot Waat the Warld,
bat he Mal slave the Delia
jaeat I Taxes.
EherifT Scott proposca to make it warm
for delinquent Lax payera unlesa they
aettle at once. The following notice has
been published aeveral wee-ka: bat It
doei cot work as efluctivcly as it should :
By order of tba County Court I am di
rectad toforoe the colioeiion of all taxea
standing unpaid rn tba aaaeaaroent rolls
of tbla county. If suoh taxe are not
paid Immediately I ahall proceed to levy
upon and sell .he property of delinquents
to maka collection,. I moan buxfnsni.
M. BCOTT.
Sheriff of I.lun county
Now he propotes to enforce tho collec
tion of all unpaid taxes, which, though
not the pleasantett basinets in tho world,
mutt be done. Delinquents should corne
to time and pay ,p, thereby avoiding
legal proceedings, as provided by the
laws of Oregon. This is positively the
last call. Look out for the explosion of
tho bomb.
TWO MEN AND ONE T.OY
FOUND DEAD!!
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While trying tx Crowd thcil
WAV IKTO
DEYOE & FF.OIAH BE1GS
Store, whrre they always have on hand
the largest Stock south of Portland, of
the latest Improved Rifles and Shot
Guns; an Immense stock of Fishing
Tackle of every description; "Tents,
Hammocks, Camp Chairs and thousands
f other things too numerous to mention
Xlepnir hop
in connection with the Store, and one of
.tie best workmen In the Slate to do any
tnd ail kinds of work.
Come one, Come al. No rouble to
thow goods. "Small profit tnd quick
" Is oui motto. .
1m? n tTT7
VRli pit? t: -m'to-re rf-war-l f.-r .nr p if IJvw
w.tini, lj-r.;wi i.t'ii ic Htvta.-r.fl, lii.i. '..ton Cvn
iitl'n t i 1,. i. ftciw t.tittol e.ir w,in We:t'e
ctr.fn! i.ircr 11 l. wj.f rt tho d .fiMtti'.rm rti tvtrMly
itj ili d .K. T'-i' T are I tf:.'1.7 Vpr,i'i;, a'.tl iV,
.11 1 ptv vti-at''!,. 3 ..m ' r.iai-ii 1 ac 'il Jlt
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' 't t'it iriikf uf t. ttir.?il im'.y
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4 A t'aimunic, Ajrnt
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TlSLKaitAPHlO NEWS
. . Ktuilr-Ml in Trouble,
Boston, June 4. Tbit morning thirty
prominent atuittntt of Harvard college, mem
bers of the Alpha Delia Phi Club, whose
roomi were raided by tht pollct this week
and large leisures of llouor made, were fined
6$ tach in a CembriOiit court. Anions tht
culpri't wert Arthur J Cummock, captain of
the -University football team and first rottshsl
vl the coming clau day eserctacsj Duuley S
Dean, captain of tht University nine, Uo a
class officer Times A Lowell, a son of fudge
Low!l) J ick V entail, r, poet, and oat of
tht roted ncicty men of the co'h'C', Ui'n'ii
Tr(Tord, tl.e wrli known fullback of tht foot
ball tenm and tiiii- haremnn of tht university
nine.
AstE.liurlalt.
SAI.KM, Or, June J Tonight about 1 1
o'clock, L II McMnhon. editor of tht Wood
burn Independent, shot Jap Minto, a promt
neat cnutn 01 Mticm, throutn tht hand
McMahon had published a sty ere criticism
about Min'o, and tonight the parties met on
tht street near the pottolTU-t. Words passed
between them about tht articles printed and
the parties came ta blows. McMahon drtw a
revolver tud told Minto to stand back or bt
wtuld shoot. Minto advanced and McMahon
shot, tht ball passing through tht fleshy part
01 ftiin'o s lett nana. McMahon attempted
to shoot acain, when Minto aeixed tht revol
ver, getting bia thumb ctucht bet weed tbt
hammer and cartridge,
A Marderaaa Brother.
Coulek City, Wash June 5. W 1
Downey came to Waterville front hit Foster
creek ranch, twenty-eight miles from there,
in twe hours and fifteen minute, on Wednes
day the 3d inst on acoouut of a fatal affray
between his dcighbors, the VooDreman bro's,
in which Jikt killed hit brother Henry,
mortally wounded bit brother John and left
tie tceetoi the encounter toward the isrltuh
line. Hut little as yet is known as to tht
cause of the tragedy.
Where did They
San Francisco, Junt 5. Yesterday dis
patches. In announcing that tht arms taktn
from tht Robert end Minnie had been sur
rendered with tht Itata, wert explicit la tut
trg tnai tne property turned ovtr consisted 01
but 500O ritles. If this it true, tht Itata hat
managed to dispose of luet that many rtlltt
and , 500.000 cartridges, at tht number ol
Remingfbnt landed on tht long wharf at
Oakland wa o,rw, Instead of 5000.
T.b. e Lead Iwladlera.
SI'okakk, Jant 5. Two young swindlers
who ktvt been operating ia tLU tecka, p
ttndiag to locale men on good timber lands
ia tbt Si und country for a small sum, were
ai rested at Cheney last night upon a telegram
sent from Cbkf Meni. These men art sup
posed to have swindled their victims, most of
whom are honest workingmen, out of more
than f atoo in the short lime tbey itvt been
ia thit taction.
A Clever Eaeapa.
Dayton, Wash, Jane 3. Louis Mayer, ar.
rested some few we-ks tgo fjr burg lory, con
fessed Lb guilt yesterday before tbt superior
court tad wat to bt sentenced today. This
morning, when Jailor McCtuley took Msytr't
breaklaat to him in the County fail, be luund
tb prisoner gone, a bent iron rod showing tbt
place of Maycn rut. Mayer had oeea locked
tip since Lis hut escape ia one of the I'auly
steel tells, tad how ha cscapM is a tayslary,
Tie moat plaueibl theory, and on generally
tretlileJ now it that wbea McCaulcy went to
gather np the supper diahc, Mayer slipped
out 01 tne ceil and went into hiding, then,
under cover of night, filed hit way to bbtrty.
tie caiieti on bis wile and loM her a story
which u abaut at above narrated in regard to
uutscape.
Haatrd for a DaMt relate.
LOtiniNAL, Ontario, June 4. Narciste
Laroeque was banged tbit morning for the
muidc.- of Mary and EIu McGonacte last
Ottobtr. The drcp fell at 8 05 o'clock. The
execution wat probably the most rxi tditiout
on recoid. Kxactly five tiiimi'e fiom tht
time the hangman pinioned his arms Larocque
wat swung into eternity, lit died without
a word and without the tiightett sign of fear
and made ao confession, Lsrornue met the
girls on their way from school. After out
raging mem ne comnaucd the murder, to at
to cover ap the cnni:.
tie,at Baaaaaea.
l otTLANu, June 4. 1 be jury in the case
of John B Rauh against the Soul hire Pacific
in the UniteJ States circuit cour'., to recover
1 75-000 damages for injuries received in tht
Lake Labish disastet last November, returned
a sealed verdict, which wat opened when
court convened yesterdty, and wat founa to be
In favor of the plain! iff, a maiding Win damages
in he sum of io,ooo.
Eaatera t'ylai
Cincinnati, June 3, The Commercial
Gazette's tpecialt report serious storms
throughout Indiana and Ohio this evening.
At La forte, Iod-, King & Field warehouse
was ujruofed and damaged to the amount cf
50,000. At Aeaa.'bilAdsipMa.'D, a storm
Of rahrjfnd bail tnd wind, greatly damaged
crop. Lightning struck the tchoolhouae,
but no one wat tet iousij hurt. At Seymour,
Ind, a tornado tore up trees, demolished an
ice factory, tnd blew away the third story of
the bigh school building, but fortunvely no
one was injured. At Falmouth, Ky. James
Austin's burn was wrecked and bis 16-year-old
daughter killed. At Salina, O, a church
and several house were wrecked. Minor
damage reported from many other points.
ratal Arrldrat.
Chicago, June 3. With loud crash, tie
frame buil.'ing a' No if". I West Jackson stieet,
tipped off its foundation litis evening, buiying
iu the ruins five your men, who were dous
ing under 'he fust floor of the building.
Tbrte ol (In m were in.taotly killed and the
oKter two !..!' i.ti ired. The dead men
were: W il!i..m Schaitz, George Scbwaii
and John Caliill. The injuied are George
Shine and Gus Schwartz.
AM teal Mar Jen
LX Gkakde, June 3. Word leached thit
city last night oft stabbing affray which oc
cuned at Butler & Johnson's sawmill, six
miles west of llilgard, on the Grande Konde
river, retailing in the death of A K Belden.
The dilute which culminated in the death of
Belden arose over a dilTerent.e oi 50 centa,
Belden had lieen employed by Butler &
Johnson at a alo;k herder, living by himself
in a cabin near the mill.
The Ragle Waalesi Hills,
Brownsville, June 3. The annual re
port of the Eagle woolen mills, of thit eilT, it
very encouraging to the ttnek hold-it, at well
at to all our citizens, a by it we see tbat the
snug sum of something over f 34,000 was
paid out here at horn for help, wood, haul
ing, etc. Below is a detailed statement of
the expendiluret of the company for the ptst
ytarj
Help, wood, hauling, etc $ 34.3 41
Oils, dt stuff, Insurance, inci
dentals 85,836 58
Woid purchased. 45,22827
Maying cbihing at Portland.-. . . 12,175 74
Total .$137,61190
Judges of ibe horse have given it at
tholr tpluian, that Titus, Blamberg'a
black Perchoron stallion, stands at the
heed In his data. lie Is In the bauds of
Mr C E Barrows, an efficient and oxper
iomud horseman, who will give his
patron? every poetdblo attention. Titus
will mik tho season of 1891, Mondays
and Tuesdays at Jefferson; Wednesdays
and Thursdays at Set ; Friday a and
Saturdays at Albany.
Mr Blurnberg Is also owner of the
standa-d brod trotting home, Alwood
Breoss j, (No 2863), who can be seen at the
stable of Trltes Eros. The get of this
borss are large and fine formed, and only
need proper dgvoloptneht to show speed.
rotUTt cotftT rnn ttsiive;,
f D. R. N. Markhurn. 4uilr i B. W. Owi-or and
Win, Mumbnuicti, CiHnnikwIunvrs.)
Fee Intiucst of Autiupaugh, ucccftacd,
allowed.
Fee Itimfst of Cnrrlo 0 Voting al
lowed.
Kccs State vs Rliifiham ftlloncd.
Feet State vt Tony ArnolJ allowed. I
Ftrs Inquest Trueman DavU allowed.
Iillis allowed 1
O P Coahow, aid Kltt fatnllr $10 oi
G C Cooler, aid Mr Clark t 00
Cox Si Flnley.ald llcnderaon family 10 00
I.ane Aid soctctyitia uingntmny 10 00
W ECurl tainrv. 0333
DRN UUfkburn, fees 100 00
O V Ruaaell, feet 50 o
L Fulev, acct por, . , 6 00
Frank Istclngrandt.bear scalp...... a 50
Feet State vtTtUord Paul S 00
Weatern Dyecrt Hook Mfj (to o 00
K U rhetps, itatitmary , . , v 75
C W Watta, stationery ...... 800
Albany fclectric i-igtu Co.. , ....... 37 50
I)r M II Klllt.lnsane.... 5
Ir Davit, Insane,.,, ............. 5 0
N PPavne.lnaanc,.... 4 x
f II Dodd & Co,roadt a 70 00
Gto 1) Barnard & Co 19 7S
N V Payne, feet. 33 t
M Scott, feet. 34 50
O F Russell, postage.. 1 65
T I Stltea, examining teachers , .... 34
F M Mitchell, tame 34
O F Russell, tame 34
D M vert Si Co, acc't poor, I
E T T I'laber, acc't road 34 S
I Hart, acc't poor, 3$
McCullr Ray, roa.. S 3
Hugh Dunwiddle, road tun 30
dea W Youns. Marlon Co. to par
hail ios 75
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lloult 11 roa, tame ,
II Oh.lng.roa.lt 75
O W Arnold, roadt.. ,.. 3
'1 hot Monteith, ttatlonary ti
I-rank 1 rites, ace t intar.o a 50
John I'ther, acc't court house .... to 75
Trltet lire, acc't rwtda i 5
T L Wallace & Co, acc't Insane. ... 3 75
John Duncan, tun DUt JS, allowed li 00
feel lumber. ,
County Judge and clerk ordered to pro.
cure 30 cords ol oak ana 4 cordt nr wooti.
Clerk ordered to advertise forbids for
keeping paupers.
Claim of Mrs I I Davis for keeping
Thot Kller, tisolluwcl.
Sup. of road dlst 1 1, allowed, 5400 fect
lumber.
I B Thompson, tup. road dlst iS, re
tigned, and M u Case appointed.
I F Hyde appointed justice for Lebanon
A Waadrrlag Alaaalaw
YiCToatA, B. C Mat 13, 1S91.
Klitor Dnmerat :
Probabl A line from a stray Oregonla
might be of Interest to some of the many
readert of the DsMocaAT, therefore I pen 1
a tew linet. It It the first time In mr life i
that I ever stepped beneath the floating j
flag of Great Brl'aln, which almost chilled
me to think of. Either tbat or the cold 1
caught between here and PortTow nsend
did. Tomorrow being the 34th, her Ma-
jetty Queen YklorU birthday, there it
quite a tlUplay belug made today In
honor ol tomorrow, as It occur thia year
on fauntlay. iru aitcrnoou 10 many
placet the at art and t'.rlpct were thrown
to the brecae which mtd a fine appear
ance, as the city la finely do .orator' and a
great roncouraeoi people are here to wit
hes P. A treat number of the old pion
eers oi the J I admin Hay ttilpe, with kn?e
breeches and caps on their hcadt.are here
to rrtolceover the long life and prosperity
of tho Queer.. It looktttrange and aounds
mora so to hear them speak of things tht
have taken place In America, Instead of
saving Illinois, Iowa, California, O eon
or vVaaliinton, but call It America. On
Monday, the 25th. the war ships that are
here wtil makjt a display. They are finely
decorated and splendid to look at.
Ylctorla I finely located and there are
amall pieces of land near it that la good
for carden purpovss. but the greater part
of the country around It It ver; rocky and
not fit for farming. The town list in ap
pearance of being built a great while and
many little Improvement! are being made
no. c 1 tit a kh Aar
raiaO Vraela".
Oar Bodavillu correspondent talks as
follows, on an interesting subject: It Is,
perhaps, not very generally known that
a vast amount of timber, grain and fruit
land, ol tine Quality, abounds soutn and
east of thia point that mutt, in the near
future, be permanently eetlM by home
seekers. And while moat land near hers
is claimed, yet there are vast resources
which will reached only where the
great westward imnii (ration strikes this
section. The witling and improving ol
this land w ill add much more to Aibauy'a
already flourishing trade, at all the pro
ducts 01 ttiu secuon must una their war
There are many men living In this vi
cinity who own large tracts of land, far
too much for one man to profitably han
dle, which should be divided into small
tracts tbat can be well improved and
thus one farm can furnish good homes
lor several families and the original
owner, himself, do much better. But
this ia already being done throughout
the entire valley to some extent, and we
predict that, when the email boy of to
day is the man of the future he will look
back in amazement and wonder, ponder
and think ol the change; the great
change that is now taking place among
os. The VV illamctte Yallcy will be like
a checkered piece of cloth with ten in
habitants to one now, each man's farm
will be like the village of todar, and Sa
lem. Albany and many other vstllov
towns and villages, will 1-e great bust
ling cities and will bavo forgotten the
prosperous now.
This If all coming. We see it every
day; but each passing event is lost in
expectancy ci the next and thus we
move from day to day and year to year.
The writer ia a young man, but in his
short years, he looks back to the time
(and only a short time) when hcavilv
laden teams wearily dragged the lumber
ing stage-coach from Portland to Ashland
and thence on to the Pacific metropolis :
when Oregon boasted of 33,000 or 40,000
people and thought that good enough
The Willamette Valley Railroad was
an unheard of institution, and, in fact,
nearly every road in the state. A small
steamboat was only occasionally seen on
the Willamette, and Salem and Albany
little stage totvns. Let ns notice the
change for ourselves. The little stage
towns Have already grown Into prosper
ous young cities with electric lights,
street railways and many modern advant
ages usually found in our beet cities.
Portland is growing into a rival for
'Frisco, and railroads and motor, lines
are pushing themselves into every sec
tion of this etato. Oregon has 373,000
people within her border now. These
changes have come in a few days, and yet
the state is, all the while, undergoing
greater ones. Each year adds much to
our, rapidly increasing prosperity and
Oregon will soon take her place in the
front rark.
ir . y- r r- Ta.
.laWT-J-Saw
'J r"-3
flJOtC Couafis, Colds, Infltieeis, Ptonchltls,
liUnHu Hoarseness, Whooping Coufjh, Croup,
Snr Inroat, Asthma, and every eti'cctton of the
Throat, Lungs and Chest, including; Consumption,
&pedy itnduerroancnt. Ocnuinc vintjii ' J. guttt,''
onion seed
Growai From Selected Bnlbt
Early Rod .. .........per il SO
Kod WethrstieM....,. 1 to
Yellow Danvers . i
Wblt Portuf 1 " I
In rnmparlnt pricas pleas remember that abov
tailoni Include Ponuoa,
dice Oar Mead m Trial.
rTMpontUnc aollclted,
TRU7.-.3ULL - t - BEECH
IXTORTS, oaOWSM AS 9 DtlLBft IV
Ees33, Trees, Eult3 ani Plants,
tlS-ilt. Beaa-iutt St rru'.lr.
UVUtn'Ain tkis arr.
62l-.f .!ri
niHFite
Oregon 1ia a new mcdlciii law, widt h la
a very mixed tip nflalr, and, under It, it 1h
htrd to tel whether cvrn a physlclnn H
long ttnndli.g; ha a right to prartlce or
not, at leant under thn iiilerprcitioii of
the tncdlcal board, frurn which some pe
culiar notions are cinlnftiina.
Some who h.ard the Ct rineton Opera
I
Company ,t evenlfur pronoum-cd the
entPitttlnmnt ns anod f.nyth!ti tl.ey
have heard In Albany. The troup It
composed of a much bct.er olaatof people
man la found lit most companies.
A curtoaliv mav be teen at the store of
Horn ,v Paine, it Is a double headed calf.
There aro but two ears, but there are two
mouths and notes ami four eye, an pcr-
tct, atantllng almort at right antics. Air
ituaton tiront'i.t it in last ween to nave 11
mounted. The calt was born on the
Coi?hcII farm and dled.and the bead was
removed from the body. Eugene Reg
ister.
Yettcrdav morning at Mr A C Alex
ander, of Kl.m'a Valley, was coming to
thHcttv, be saw a beautiful sight on the
curuwcii ntu, nve miiet west 01 ncre. tie
wns drlv-lna; fllona unthoughtcdir wiien
five large deer trotted up within 200 vnrds
of hit wagon and then tcatrpcred of! into
tne iiriuh unconcerncu and unmoiesieii,
Corvallls Times.
A Sa'em Journal man Interviewed Tar-
beau. "We had delightfully tympav
thctlc'audicnce at Albany," the said. The
reporter bowed lilmaclf out, larbeau
nearly paralyxcd the pencil puaher with a
ton come and tee me alter trie pity."
"nut 1 am marneu."
'Sa am 1 and Jarbeau polntetl to a
heavy tet dark-mouatached gentleman In
the corner. .
W hen larbetu lett Albany the wat In
tear. A Dkm'Kiiat man wat Informed
abe and her hubby had been quarreling.
Perhaps that tame kind of an invitation
did it.
Tho biggest strawberry is now in order.
.
Albany is iu a fair way now to have
tome good sidewalks. We need theui
John L Bnltivan ami party will leave
for Australia in a few weeks. It tnluht
be hoped that they would remain there,
At a butler wareliu" In Albany voti
can now gt four erratic he artic!e.l5.
20, and '.'S cent butU r. Our farmers
should all strive to bo on the high price
of the list. With tnoat people the qual
ity is the only consideration in buying
butter.
The very liandtome floral fan at the
0xra House, reading "Welcome Bain,"
might be kept and utilised by changing
the B. to It, at some opportune time to
ie selected uy the farmers of the rotinty.
Mr pain like Haln cheers the spirits of
many.
The lowest rale on record, Ave cents a
bushfl, in now Udug rharged for carry
ing wheat from Chicago to New York.
Tho grain is taken by lake to Butfulo,
then by tide water to the Krie rsnal.
The lake boat get l. j cla., th P.uffalo
elevator of a cnt and the Krie canal
Iroats tho remainder. It costs alout
twice as much in Oregon to carry wheat
a tenth oi the dhttancc.
A Jury at Spokane reported at tho end
of twenty-four hriurt that they were atill
unal.b i.) agree. SajH.rwr Judge Moore
ordered them back to the jury room, H
remain until they rtaclicd a verdict. He
also instructed the bailiff not to (rive
them anything to eat until they had
found a verdict of guilty or not gulily.
In ten minutes thereafter thi jury re
turned verdict finding the prisoner
guilty as charged. A pew trial will be
asked for on the ground that the jndg
had no right to coerce the jury.
A correspondent of the Salem Journal
shows that there Is at leant one person In
8a loin who appreciates a good thins, He
says of Carnngton: "1 feel you have
done her treat injustice: nerhami vou
were a little prejudiced and aigravate-i,
by her non-fuUlilmcnt of bringing her
orchestra aud scenery and still cbanrin
b'g priw. This everyone felt, hut aio
ner ainjring It was prlecUy delightful
and will linger long in my memory ; the
iio, onus snu u-nor were also excellent
It is ead we all grow old. but for i
eti.er, aa lung at the voice htttt, there
will be no lack at admirers. An opera Is
to be heard. Of course, it is all the
more enchanting.whcn youth and beauty
aro com uined.
When Mrs-Jones and daughter arrived
at the insane asylum the other day they
thought they were in a big hotel The
baletii Journal puts it as follows 5 The
saddest case of insanity on record has
just been committed to tho hospital for
the insane at Kalem. Sheriff Matt Scott,
of Linn county, brought down two crasy
women, Kebecca F Jones and her daught
er r?aran Jones. The mother is accd 70,
has hod continuous attacks for several
years, uses profane language and ha de
structive and rioruocidal Inclinations.
The stiil condition of the women being
neretuinry. mey are natives of Alary
land and Virginia. Tho dnuehter is 61
yea old. Declining reason has made it
necessary now to protect their families
and neighbors.
As stated by our correspondent several
days ago Soda vi lie people are to build a
motor line between that city and Leb
anon and generally improve that bcauti-
iui summer resort. Aiiany men Should
stand in with the en ter; : .
Pirt Is not the Journal's forte. It tries
to bo enterprising. Salem Journal. And
yet in writing up an operatic perform
anc that paper, instead of connnlnz
ll II i il . - . m
itst-ii to trie merits oi tne penormers.
attacked their teeth, etc., in insulting
laneuui'e, which comes Pretty close to
dirt.
The Salem Klfltesman severely criticlz-
1 . 1. att.I 1 . T .
Those who attended the opera in Kttgeno
:tt mo Auuie varririKrrjn oiera trvutie.
express themselves well satislled with
the entertainment. Perhaps the Eugene
people nave not attained the high artis
tic taste enjoyed by tho cultured Saletn-
ites. Huard.
Hon Coll Van Cleve. of the Yaouina
t'OHt, paid us a fraternal visit recently.
Coll is on the high road of prosperity,
and may soon be counted as one of the
Solid Muldoons, of Oregon, having lately
como into possession of a very rich coal
mine discovered on land owned by him
near Toledo, Portland Express. Coll
will gut there on paper any way.
One of the larce cities of the world, in
territory, is McMinnville. According to
its new charter the boundaries of the city
read tlmt the survey begins at n stone
near "the northwest corner of tho Oak
Park addition and runs thence west 3000
chains. This is 45 miles due west and is
in the Pacific ocean somewhere off Ti'.ia
mook county. From this the boundary
line extends south 10G0 chains, or a dis
tance of 13 miles." This makes it a
city of magnificent distances.
Early this mornins deputy sheriff
Wain was sent to North Salem to take in
custody a violently insane woman, Mrs
ii o McKUlop. He found a poweriuly
built woman in a violent rage. Fhe had
practically "cleared out the ranch" and
when her husband interferred to save
the 18 months old child, she slabbed him
fiercely with a largo steel hat pin. It
pierced his left sido, narrowly missing
is heart ana came -cut at his shoulder.
The man had to fight for his life, the
children were scattering m all directions
and the whole neighborhood was in terror-
. Mr McKillop and his wife grew bu
together in Ireland from childhood and
are Presbyterians and hardworking peo
ple. This is the third titrto the unfor
tunate man hits had to turn his wife
over to the authorities. She wan taken
to the asylum Salem Journal.
mKt-inaiiraaflfa
roiKifk. rR'Kr.riHtiii.
A npnclfil innAtini; ol tlie city Council
wan licM Inst wrjtlt. "
A lftrf;o mimW of blilj wero rncoived
for tloiiift wttik mi'lttr (lie nilvo l lf-i'input
feu-bida, according to tlmt nublinhed in
tllfl DKMOt'iiAT.
J TillotHon re?lvcl the contract for
bulliUtiij JtJ-foot wulkri 011 -the stontli wldo
. , ' j a . . I
bntwetm hyon ttnd J'.aker
"f1!1' eS-t tbe yropbtly llongui to w
'' ""'i m "oaiot property 01 u
in front uf A Cunnlgham Atxi 11 F Smith
at 23 cents.
O W Warren wiin (tlvon . contract to
build 10-fiiot walk ttdjuinltig property of
Harper i;rnnor atitl li li MonU'ttn, on
i.yo niia HtHt strsetu, at centt per
foot, nd 0-foot wnllt iu front of property
01 a mHUiriiuerac Al CL'IVM
W Baldwin received tba con trnt for
builtlmifall the idewlk for Col Hogg
ana uuq 9 uoo.
Eobt Brown and Mr Miller received
contract for tmlUliitK C foot walk in
front oi Hmilii Knox' at 22 U cunta T,er
foot, and In front of Peter Kiiwy'i at lU.'i
conw.
Where thorn wero no bUlt tho eltt
commissioner wat directed to build the
walka.
Streets are being worked.
Good gardent and good ctopt
Camp meeting It i.ow In full progress.
Seven or eight hunditd people were on
our streets minuar.
Louis Baixee, real estate agent at thtt
pltce. hat told about twenty lots during
the week.
A fine new building on main ttreet It
almost completed, which will be used for
a diug store ty Mr U Roberts.
Six or seven new residences wKl be
built soon on the lots jutt sold In the I L
tun addition. Bodaviiie it rapidly climb
ing upward.
Mr Tbes McCuilocn, ol this place, It
preparing U put up a grocery store,
wlilti will iw !. running order m a le
weekt at moat.
The city marshal It havlug the atreett
put In better order than ever before at a
big expense. Several new sidewalks are
also being built which adds ta the town.
Among those from Alba ty on Sunday
were noticed ur j 1 iiui ana iaoy
W W Parrlsh, of tl.l place, It having
discovered tome lime ago, perfected and
the toda tprlnif on bt place, which was
improved, ana tnjuia litis water te louno
to be of as good quality at peopl here
believe, he will build a suitable house
over It and Sodavllie will have two first
c!at mineral springs.
Three thousand descriptive clrcutart
have iuat been printed, setting forth the
resources and advantage of Sodavllie.
You will perhaps meet with tome of
them In jour wandcilngs.
A company hat been organised fcr the
purpose of building a moiur line from
thl place to Lebanon, and a t urvevor,
accompanied by fiva other gentlemen,
left early thit morning to commence
Iheturvtyof the line. Thl company
means bu!nes, and before many months
health eckcrt will come to houaviite by
rail
atalert Kaletlatameat
l-olU'Wiiig It the program lor the en-
It ttaintiK'nt t 1 given by the pupiiacf
t hir Irfi iyed l't rin tun! 1E"!j, at the r.iwra
hottec, on Thursday evening, June llth :
Overture, Othello, Misses L Brer. ner
nd K Skeiiy. Salutatory, by Miss Nora
iveyi. Jiy first 3iu.ie Lesson, oca I
fcola, by Mies Ora Jiubrulllo. v
In lurtry Triumphant a drama tm-
ler!!iated by Mtawes M Ehret, K Mack-
ty. N Zeyas, C Barker, I P.luiubcrg, K
Shelly, 5! Sprengcr, L Ketchum, C
Budde an I M llunufr.
The P.ridaa, Vocal Solo, by Mi An
nie Ash. Bone de Alps, Instruinental
Huet, Pianists, Mitaes k and L Brenner.
Grandpa's Birthday an opcratt im-
. i i r : v." . it; a
rwrnounu-ti vj juiwi r. mini van, i
lavis, K Howard, K Collins, K Warner,
L Ketchum, O IhibruilJe. M and T IIoO-
man, K Uotcliall, M Spremrt r. M Hun
ter, L Bowen, A Zaches, F Murphy, A
Havis, M Winker, and Matters A Cherry,
u Meyer, Chas isowen and J itotiman.
Honor thy Father and Mother, Chorus.
Pchlittenfafirt, Piano Duet, Pianists,
MiiMH's K Shelly and I) Biumbcrz. The
Old Woman's Complaint, Chora. Bo
om-1 of Bcatics. Piano Duet, Pianints,
M isrica F Brttnncr and C Sterabfrg. The
Sisters. Trio. Minscs M SprtJtiacr, T
Baumgart and L Sternberg.
Life is What You Make it a drama
itnpersonatt-d by M Senders, E Sullivan,
o imbruillo and L Ketchum.
Militarr Gallop. Piano Duet, Pianists,
Mlttt-t L Kicfcr and C Warner. Soldiers
Farewell, Chorus, tho young violinists.
Matter 0er Baumgart and Miss M
Hunter. Valedictory, by Miss C War
ner. Flight of the Birds, Chorus. Ja
cob's ladder, Tableau.
Closing address, by His Grace, Arch
bishop uross.
rarfrrfradaate Kalertalatneatt
Following was the program for the un
dergra luates cntertainrrent, taking
place next Monday evening at the opera
nouse:
Orchestra, The Whistling Farmer Boy,
i-horus.
The Fairy Crowning, an operetta-
Queen, Edna Price.
Attendants, Mary Graham, Eva Bos-
coo, Orpha Fisher, Lizzie Patterson.
Mischievous Fairies, Leta Blain, Lucy
Chamberlain.
Lazy Fairiss, Bessie Merrill, Vida
MaKton.
Kindliearted Fairy, Francis Graham.
The Flirtinir Fairv. V'esLa Ilenton.
The Work Loving Fairy, Carrio Pricli-
am.
The Match Making Fairy, Emma Sox
- Delsarto Gesture Drills Feather Move
ments Oppositions of Arm and Head
Gestures of Affirmation, Presentation
and Indication.
Attitudes Defiance, Reflection, Des
pair, Familiar ltepoao, Respect, Indecis
ion, Attack, suspense, Animation.
Tableaux Movements Chain Dance,
Battle 61 the Amazons, Watching for
Sunrise, Welcoming the Risen Sun,
Death cf Virginia, Home, Sweet Home.
Left In Sikdit of Home. Center
Our Heavenly Home. Right Farewell
to Home.
Shoemaker John, Chorus.
Zanie, an operetta
Sir Henry Olenviile, an English noble
man, O Breckenndiro.
Herbert, son of Sir Henry. J Clement
Irvine.
Mr Ringgold, an American eontletnan.
Percy A Young.
arrai, a gypsy, a Elliot Irvine.
Robin, a messenger, Hugh U Fisher.
Mrs Itingcold. an American ladv. Mary
S Cundiff. , ,, i . - -
Zanie. anpposed to bo a cvpsv. but the
daughter of Mr Ringgold, Eva N Cowan.
irene and bteiia.dauKliters of Sir Hen
ry, Av Baltimore and Eva Simpson,
llepaichore. a fortune teller, llattie
Graf, -
Zororo, a singiug gypsy, Mildred Bur-
tnester.
Florence and Emily, friends 'of the
Glenvilles, Kina Galbraith and Lena
McCormack.
Stveltlet ta Jackets.
I have received a small assortment of
novelties ia ladles spring jackets, made
in the latest styles of Blazers ana Reef
ers, in cheviot, diagonal and worsted. I
expect to carry a full line ol these Roods.
as well as ali the leading styles in Ladies
Capes, beailed, crochet and in cloth.
Ore! ere taken for special eizes and styles.
fcAM'l, X OUNd.
Kenton' Adhesive Salvt for cots aaa!
brais, 25 cents per roil.
Wall Paper, etc, I have just received
a new line of wall paper and decorations.
Have more than doubled my facilities for
bundling them, and will keep a much
larger stock. W an paper and border to
match. r.oauUcs, nd much cheaper than
er before, Bamckl E Young.
Hons AK ABKOAO
THtlllNIAV.
for yol I is will oohdiiato thn 4ih of Jn
Pf..f W 15 yts,r.f Cotva'h",
riUl to tbt bar yesterday.
An Immense number nf loadvd fruit car
past through Aioany dally for tht north.
ri'
,'
Tbt IUrrm tnd Ow!ll bane ball olubt
"
play at Lebanon tomcrrow.
Two mm. two womett and two Lovs gave
a eoooort nd trapesd t'fli'f'.'rrnaio Att mining
the P.tVtrrt lloutl thil after linno, Out of
them, a one h-t;ifd man, wat id Albany last
year, IU ia t.n expert at bit liuinuss.
A enrioaitv at tht dapot this boon wat a
raj; coiiUlniiiK two lovt bird, a pietty
birds t on idmu aeon, of a'cuant plumage
and peculiar beak. Tboy wert owned by a
lady traveler, and cost flfi a pair.
Acaotis Tint M'JUNiaiks. Mr Frank
WheHcr arrived hi Albeny lost n!ht from
frlnevllle, alter a four days trip. The
snow was entirely out of the rond, which
wat in tooti condition. A fine rtln red
visited Crook county jutt before he left
and every body wt huppr.
Last evening a mining agreement was
entered into between Mi Richard Harris,
ol Denver, Col., and the Golden City
Mining Co., of this city, which wilt mean
much for the future of the Santlam mines,
In confederation of certain stock, Mr Ilar
rbt, wlolt backed by Denver capital!!,
and it well off himself, Is to put a ten
tamo mill Into the comoanv'a mine, be
tides a wire tramway and the building 01
roadt to the icdgrs, rri. iiting the expen
diture 01 nearly $50,10. .ins ce.npany
own twenty of the best claims in the
Santlam country and their development
with a large mill tpcakt ol business from
the start. Under the contract the outfit U
to be ready far opera'lon by Jan 1st ncx
Sir llnril iclt latl niitht lor Uenverand
remarked tbat he thought he would be
ready to ship some of the outfit within
thirty dayt. lie Is an old nd experienced
miner, and titer prospecting through the
Kantlatn pronounced these mines among
tne best in the U.S. The bringing of
outside capital Into the mines will do more
to attract the attention oi the puuiicinan
any tnave yet mtde.
t'AaaisoTON. An audience af seventy-
three attended the entertainment given
by the Abhle Carrlngton Grand Opera
Co last evening. Six people presented
the Rose of Castile. All of them have
good roicct, possessing different degrees
of merit. Carrlngton Tut a voice, clear
and tweet, with a good compass. She It
a large woman but hat an attractive
lace presence. MrTravener. as Manuel
It an actor oi ability, and hi singing it Ol
a high order, ihe entertainment pre-
tented la a pleasing one, II you can keep
out of your mind the price ot admlsalon
and the fact that prand opera hat been
advertised for tlx people without choruses
or orchestra, even though the chorus may
not be needed in the Kwe oi iastiie.
Were the company to advertise just what
It I and charge 75 cents or Si their
tudlercet would alwayt be satisfied ones,
though a etas of people do not appreciate
U1 style ol cntertfilnment however e
cellent In quality. The company at least
hat enough merit so that it s'.ouid not
have tuch a inaa of rotten eggt and mud
thrown at them at wa done in very
unjournalUtlc way by the Salem piper. I
I
MUDAY.
Waterloo will have a 4:h t-f aly d-t,
lion ibis year. ,
Lotting. lh hivtorUo, died yt.terdn
Pcngukeepi. NY.
A titer teuraioa will bt j,!vn from Cr
vallta to Salom tomorrow.
A gsmt of baaa l!t St la progress this
afternoon b.twtca the Weatl)etf.rt nine aad
tht tkdlrge buys.
Tb fio Pre editorially cnmt oat io
favor of a high a tool bridge at Albany, op
posing a draw bridge.
Tbt price tf Carringtoa at MiMinnvlil
was advartiard at $1 at Ptd!eton it wilt
btoacft and f 1.24.
A eitme cf laae ball i ii be played ot
tbt 12.h inttant between clerks and busi
es men on the tooth aid of Fi-at ttreet,
twtweea Firry and IIrm'n.!bin,nd thus on
the opposite tid of the ttreet.
Cotiddctor Cotiser, lojured In the Lake
Ltbiah aecident. will pnbably let bit leg,
it having bees about decided that amplia
tion will bo nc&ttsary, a fact that will b
((net ally regretted ky bit frt cdt ail over
tbt ooast.
Mr Froomotit Davit wtt drowned la
Horn citr Cieck, eipbt mile from Scin,laat
Satarday. Coroner Farrtll, of thi city,
went to tb tees of drowning and held ao
inquest on Davu' body, Tht deoaat-d wat
year f age tnd I ewe a w if aud three
eh:idrn.
A saver acsident kanttned near Sttvtau
last Monday that will mike F 3 Thompson
a cripple for bf. Mr Thomptoa wt work
ing with an tder to a taw mill near Stsj -ton,aad
in tnm manner bit liht hand etmt
in contact w'.th tha acd hit hand waa
badly Isetratwt. " The Btidd'w ftni:r was cot
off entirely and the teeod tiuger cat off at
tbt teeotid j tint. Sta teaman.
Piovrers at BaowssviLi-E.-The Linn
County Pioneer began a three day
session at Brownsville yesterday with a
htre attendance.' A fine time was being
had, the meeting proving a great tucccat
In every respect, though a light rain
dampened mattert for awhile. Hon J K
Weatherford, of this city .delivered the ad
dreas, which one ot hit hearer tells us,
wat a lincefTori.tull cf reminiscent and in
teresting facU connected with the
growth of Linn county, with which Mr
Weatherford has become to famidar dur
ing Ns lung residence here.
With Bars Knuckles. Last even
ing, according to an account given the
DtMocaAT, a one round fight accutred
across the river near the stone quarry of a
very exciting nature. The combatants
were two young men.one weighing nearly
too pounds at.d the other about 14a While
working In the quarry they had had a
dispute, which thev agreed to settle with
bar knuckle. Forming a ring In the
public road they went for each other, in
pugliUth style. The middle weight wat
too much for the heavy weight, knocking
him down and out In the fraction of a
round. While it lasted, our Informant
ttatct, Il wat of a nature to have suited the
most experienced sport
VlOLATlNO TUB LOTTERY LAW. V G
Gardener was arrested at Stayton-, yes
terday, by deputy sheriff Wrightman, of
Marion- county, charged, with violating
tho U 6 lottery law. He was taken to
Salem and lodged in the county jail
uiere. ineiotiery was run as billows:
lie had a stock of jowolry, knives, etc.
He would sell a box of tooth powder or
cement for f 1. The purchaser then
drew eight numbered cubes from a bag.
Adding the numbers the total was the
number of the prize he secured. Thf.
penalty is not less than six months nor
more than one year, in the penitentiary,
not loss than three nor more than twelve
months in a county jail, or not less than
$100 or more than $1000 fine. The lot
tery law is now very strict.
Col. Geo. W. Bain. There was a largo
house last night at Col. Bain's lecture
Rev J F Stewart read the scriptures, Rev
Fisher olt'ered prayer, and two songs
were neara cy tne Apollo club. Co .
Barn's lecture was one replete with in
teresting tacts and incidents. It was
delivered with eloquence, the audience
Doing new in tne closest attention until
the close. A southern man, the Col.
does niuct to bring the two sections dose
together in a common flght on a great
bondage, that of intemperance, in which
tho south, now ia doinc tha niop.t effect
ive work. It is a privilege to hear this
speaker of national fame, not often en
joyed in Albanv. The amount of the
collection was $51: Sunday eveniueit
was $17. ' v
HArt'tlDAT.
ttt Jot Purdom has boon elected chief of
police tf Oreson City, and ha retired from
the railroad office.
Mi a Mary R Van Clove, mother of Coll
VaaClovo, of the Toledo Post, died in Lot
Angeles on M&y '26, at the age of 76 years.
The excursion to have been made from
Corvallis to Saldin, on account of tho bad
weather failed to ruater'sliz, and wat given
ap. . .
Tho public schools eioaed yesterday after
a successful year. They are in a flourishiug
condition and in good hands. Iu tha matter
of educational fioiiititss Albany make high.
Mr Jay Blaia who returned from Salem
last" eye-sic, re;-ort'd the rc and t'r.jtt-
'I'.iry flr being htdd thi-tf an artistie and
creditable thow, Albany mi;!it well follow
the Kfiod example and cio a like exhibition.
Itl.t r0"'ivf,il a flnu invnloa of barber's
iill" diroi-t trim Philiulnlpnta, by L
V r-. .
41 'h 11, n t of Bnmdtlbln Andjlst afreet
vou tll tiii.i (. K Browned olays the lead
111 the grwirry ttn.ai'rc. . -
f-ur I aTsraifi In iriotintiiant, hea'latonea
ete.,Kotn K W Aciiim.&&Co,AHnr,(OitKfn
Frenh braid, cake, pies, etc., every day
at tht l'.jim'iiiiijo restaurant. Ltivt roar
Ptdtr.l .
Keep it ia yrnir mind tbat Alien Broj pri
es keeping the kind of groceriettht tiuMic
mauds. Tlmir stock it a I109 on.
Fresh veffetablesSsnd berriet verv! Uioro
ing Brownell's.
Judftt Shattuck. of Portlsnd. h decided
tne Auriooltursl Coilegs esse, of which ti
much hat been said, in favor of the M V.
Church South. Thit will ctoe thsretma
to tbat eburch orcsniration ,f all the Uud
mat man on the Aznoultaral Uolieire farm
on Fah 18h, 1880, unlesa reversed by tht
oupri'itienurf, , .
Tht mtnntr in which Buildinr and Loan
Astocittiont are playing a part io tht ap-
out.aieg or cities it well illustrated la tht
former horn of the writer. Rochester, h Y,
now a city of ver 135.000 population, bar -jng
gained 50 per eent in 10 year. Ia it
art ti(hty-fiv -f these aMociatuma, th
weekly teceiptt in all of winch art Vi,Mi.
A magaicina writer iu tpaaking of the fact
says it b to materially affected tht aaloon
busintat a to cause comment, woik'ng men
potting their money into hornet intAdnf
into wbiskey, Rochester ia tow es lid tbt
"City ef Hotnet."
tlnlfa & Dawaon, dmsrgwt.
Fi.i growriot at Conn U H-ttdrcon 'a.
Best tstnrtmtut of tat iiJ'wn at C E
Drowr.ell t.
RaedoaU for tale bvIW W Crawford, at
laiiman.
A tin line i f crockery ware 'al Coon &
. . . -
Gool vault atnl and tun 'iiichttd batb
rnobt at vuri-ek t. ,
Shaving, 15 uoots, at Viareak shop
Close I on rluudajr.
Drii.k do'iiMom ice cold f xlt water at C
R Biowneir.
A far aa.trtment of carden aeeda en
tsle at C K Brow cell's.
Bargain in choice groeariea! can alwayt
bt secured of Allen Broa.. Flino Block.
E VV Acliis.tn LCo art filing monomcBtt
at Pott land prices.
Goldtn oppnrtnoitiet ar wasted every
day by not trading with C E Browntll.
A new lina of window ahadet from SO
eent to $1 CO aacb complete, at Ssmtiot E
Yoang'a.
BvDuen Dxath. Last evening about 5
o'clock, after picking over some goose
berries, Mrs. F. A. Burthart, feeling un
well, lay down on a sofa, at her home in
this city. fhe called for a drink of soda
water, and taking a single sip, fell over,
expiring almost instantly. DrMaston
was sent for, but too lata to render any
assistance. He pronounced the trouble
heart disease, with which she had been
affected somew hat. Mrs Burkhart was
alront 33 years A e acd leaves a hus
band, child and many friends to mourn
her death.
Funeral services will occur tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the family retst-
d-jnec.
Minn Ci'MUKAtt, a returned missionary
a
from Ivkin, China, save a very interest
ing talk at the M t. Cburcu loxt evening,
teliing of her journey to Pefcin,its inhab
itantM. etittoms. etc. Also having many
cnritwiti-a from far-away China. A
Roman's Freia:o Missionary Society
was orvauized w ith the loiiow ing otiicers :
President, Miss Margaret Ceiaendorfer;
Cor. rcretarr. Mrs J M Pollock : Rec
Secretary.Miss May Rideout; Treaiqrer,
UriBi', Memmger.
Basis Ball. At Lebanon yesterday the
club of that city beat the Corvallis nine
with the greatest ease, taking the lead
and keeinnir it. Score, Iebanon, 34
Corvallis, 22. The Lebanon boys treated
me visitors royally.
The game on next Friday between the
north and south side of First street, Ferry
to Broadttlhin, will bo conrposed of the
following rattling nines : South eiders
Mack, the barber, Htimson, tho express
man, Isom, the soda man, asety ilon-
teilh. Hodges, the rtruzinst. v tiite. tne
restaurateur. Jack Mack, Harry Day and
Walter Montague. North eiders Mayor
Cowan. Attorney General Chamberlain,
Dr Lieninger, Editor Whitney, Harry
Noel, Eugene LaForest, Billy Miller,
Druggist llultn.
The challenge of the nine in Block 8
has been accepted by Block 3,anda game
will be played next Tuesday at 3 o'clock.
The clubs maybe something like this:
Block 3 Van Wilson. Bob Huston. C w
Watts, Will Campbell, Ed Huston, J O
Writsman, Mr Sower, Ed Keed, lOUli
man. Block 3 Jack Smiley. Bert Maz
ers, Chat 8ears, Perry Conn, Erra Hor
ton, Geo Htanard, Dr Jones, jr, L M Curl,
k p Cutting, with aeveral alternates.
The game of base ball yesterday resa't-
ed as follows: eatheriord club, 40
Zaches-Sternburg nine, 12.
We, the West Albanies. do hereby
challenge the htewartnine, to cross bats
with ns, any time desirable.
C. Di'BRtnLLZ, Captain
A match game of ball was played this
forenoon between the West Albanies and
the Stewart nine, and was decided
draw by the umpire on account of rain
ACADEMY
-OF
Our Ladj of Perpetual Eelp,
ALBANY, - - -. REQON
Oondnctod by tba Slat f Rt. Benedict
Tuition In aeleet day school range from
fi to $10.
roriorais or Hoard iog Soh ol or any
prUerlara apply at the an-ernw orttf.
aaaaa siatr Su porter
flout B'.oek of2Fjd par rooda In tbo Va
ey, wd tbmotrf laiepiiees, both
0 V aellint;. have on hand
FU JITU3E, STOYES, TINWARE
HOTS, BOOXS, PICTURES
CLOSKS, CHDCXFRY,
ETC., ETC.
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blue, a deep, dark, unfading, dyed-
in-the-wool, eternal blue, and fco
rtiakci everybody feel the same way
August Flower the Remedy.
How does he feel? He feels a
headache, generally dull and con
stant, but fiornetirnea excruciating
Augusiriowertno ttemeay.
Hovdoes hefeel? He fee!3 a
violent hiccoughing or jtimpingof
the stomach alter a meal, raising
bitter-tasting matter or what he has
eaten or drank August Flower
the Remedy. .
How does he feel? He feels
the gradual decay of vital power ;
he fetls miserable, melancholy,
hopeless, and lons for death and
peace August Flower tho Rem
edy, Hov does ha fee!? He feels so
full after eating a meal that he can
hardly walk August Flower the
Famedy.
a G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
Vondbury, He w Jersey, U. S. A.
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Of AtSAfcT, ostoou.
CAPITAL STOCK (100,000.
fraalatlt .....J h COWA!V,
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Cba;li.!ti, W 8 UuSJ, W II G ..S .rm, i A Craw
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Capital, -i- -i
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Frldnt
Vte-Pr!dat-
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Tranaaet a entml batilcicr tt:.inef
Eaehaci buuxht and id on all the lyrie-al
eltis in tin L'n'.iau Biasost aU-ioa Etijlaad, Ireiaud.
B nuie ar-i yrmttiy.
CoUactttws mad at all aeoeailbi Doint oa faror-
abio lorma.
ananratH airavaa 94 aim apati-a. .
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no, oaEOott.
afcaaUont
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J 8 Vstara
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Osaiiier.
siaacr-.u:
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ti liryaat
' John Gain
Dos a fsneral bankiae aaj xbse boalnen.
Efcfat drain iarosd oa AiinBf, Portlaud aa4 baa
(ranciaco'.
POUTI.AXO HATIXCS BANS,
OF POBTLAND. OKEOON.
Paid op ear)tal.,
-tft.tOO
- eu.ooo
Sorploa and profits-
I rtteret allowed on sarlng daeostt as follow:
On o:tirtarT aivttt. b vtka ....4 iiercent pr aiinnm.
ww .... ... .. i .. .vj i'vi cvn. (icranitv ,
Onocrufloa tdcpoiu
rr thrro ah.it 4 par osnt par
Fur aia mohUu t per cant r -
rr llT awn'.ha e.rW ont L,". Jf-
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D. P. THOMPSON WProaid.BV
V3
STEEL PEHS ,
sent
PERRYaCJ.tos
810 jrctSva?. t; k.
ALBANY -NURSERIES
-
Ur E U AVE ON II AND at our nursery
on the Corvallis road, one haif
alia from town, cs See i lot of fruit
reea of all kinds atoan be found any
rhere on the ooatt. If you contemplate -)lanUng
trees it will pay yon to see our
totk end get cpr prices. Catalogue flee.
II VMAN BROWNELL.
Caveats, anrt Trade-Mark t oMntned, ar.J all Pat
ant butiinina conducted tor Moderate Fees.
Our Offlct it Opposiit U. S. Patent Office,
and we can soenre ptcnt inleaalunotbautiiose.
rc-moto from Wanhinfrton.
Send model, drawing or photo., witb dpscrip
tion. We advise, it pate at able or not, ite ot
charpe. Our fee not quo till patent is secured.
A Pamphlet, '"How to Obtam Patents," with
names of ct u-il clients in your Slate, county, or
town, sent free. Address,
6,"oosit Parsrtt Oflica. Washlnrrton. p. C.
Eevere House:
ILBANY,
OREGON
nAS. PFEIFFER ?0PRIET0R,
Fitted up Id first-cla stvlo. Tablea
tpp""d With tho beat In the market.
tsio eUpln apartmentt , Sample roorj-"
or oomtnetoial travelers.
City Meat I
SHuLTZ BEOS,, P.'optlstore.
Vep a full line of moats of J kin
Sa a cool pla?, comil6tety pro
tooted: aud alway i fresh.
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