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FilLLUAM EUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Oars.
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tt fail ntoraatlo.i rofnrdlnt rate, aw pa.
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B P. ROGERS
Manafor
AaatO. F.aadF.
YAQUINA BAY RODTE.
Oregon Pacific Railroad
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Orsg-m Eeyelopasnt To's Steamers,
Jlswrs Line t'llflsral.
Ftrat-elaM throoa-h raaaonror and
Velght line froin Portland and all polnta
to tba WUlsmeU Valley to and from 8m
franc loco, ui.
Boa la make cloa eonneoUon at Alban
&ta tralna of lb Oregon raelfi RaUrestd
TIME SCHEDULE. eatopt Sunday.,
Lean Albnnr 14 to r. B,
LeneoOortallia lOSr.a.
Arrle Yaamlaa, IS r. a.
Ln Taqaino, T:O0a,B
uin vorTailM.lo.MA.i
imn Albany, ii:js 4.
O. A C. Iralaa oonnoot at Albany and
CofTaJlla. Ttaa boots traina ooaneotat
Taooloa with the Oregon DTeiopnnt
Untnpany'e una or BteaeneniM between
T equina and Ban Francisco,
SAILIKd DATES .
moo taoib.
Wllliiilli Tailor, Jane aab, ISta-.tSod.
saeo e.a raAocteue
nUaawtt ValteT, Ma Slat; Jen SU; ISAaisTta
Tha Oompaa roTei iba neat to
baara Boiling dataa w'lhout notice.
af. B. PaaaaoKera from Portland and
TlllameUa Valley polait can make close
eoaaedkm with the trrnlna of the Yaaalna
ronta at Albany or Corrallte, and If dea
ttnad to Han Praneiaoo abonld arrange to
rrlTe at Yaoalna the evening before data
fasuins'
tTTuMafrr aa rrbt ralaa alttara Iba
ttm lalr aaelr to A B CaaoaiAa,Wlfhtaa4
lakat Aaaat AJaABf v C. C. MOCI K.
O. F. ap P. Aa .
CarraLJa.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
3.
K. WEATHERFOatD,
Attoroay t Lm. W1U ar la all ooort of U
u'a. fllei FUaa aloea, Alhtmj, Omajua.
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B. BILYEV,
Attumr at Law a41it. la Cbaaeorr. C'U
tlcna aodoa all u. Loan aafttiat4 oa S
anMataraM. Albany, Ongua.
G
EO. W. lYRICillT,
Attorney t La,ml NuUrr Pulilie. Will practia la all
onunaul Ihwvtta and in Um UnitoS Malea enono
aarOnfua. eairt -fruat ronaM orar Bank ot
Ofafua, A. bajiy, tg-B.
II.
C. WATSOWJ.
AttoriMrat U. 3ieet-!a the Stnaaa Mock
Bpatair. Albaoy, Oroyiaw
D.
B. M. BLACKB1TRM,
lUonqrtl lyxw. Will praetieo la a'
ol
uraam, oimpt tba ooaaiy auort
A J Quoin will raeolvo priMapt at
If.
BriMBDt attODUlM.
eat
-a ruor Tompaf, Alfaaoy,
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J J. WHIT WET,
Attornor at Lw, aol
KjUry PublU. Albany
B. J. L. HILL,
riirdoiaa awl Snrvwrn. OrPICK-Cornar Flnt'u
r"rry otraala, Albany, Orojcio.
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1YAT40.Y HlSTOX,
' PhyaieUn ail 8 iroo. OPPICS-Oppodlo
iMuu4T oICo, Albany, Oreym.
JJR. W. II. DAVIS,
aixi a-lrjon. urrCB-Uutlr In tha
Htrmhaa bick i May b loan 4 at hi offlo day or
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A, VYIIlTJfEY,
i f . i " irrii,. Oraluuaol Bi UrMtfad
" mim. nmw im
jciaJty.
UiM at
OFICK rrmivi block, Albany, Orogoa
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Heart stock of2t.d
;ooda In tbe Va
or, ami (uo moat reasr .ale prioaa, both
Ml K't- "lllDg. I bsve on hand
FUOTUHE, STOVES, TINWARE
TOXS, B33XS, PICTURES
CLOCKS, CROCXFRY,
ETC., ETC.
L. COTTLItB .
FOR SALE.
Two j(od haxtf brse, and well
oroUon, toothr with g o.l hok and set
f d JUbla harnes. apply to J. JJaok
ensto. rottldano cornar of Calaboola and
Mn .h alroet.
AD'nlHISTRATO-TS NOTICE.
VJ-tiTICB l HEREIIT GIVEN TO ALL CREDI
l V-ra and pwvwi In th MtaU of William Conn
aad. that an th, Srd day cf Jus, 1831, 1 Slad
ay Rntl kocount In aaid RutUsr In th co July 1 1
Una aouity, Or;nn, and that said nasi Sum
d tk (hh day et July, 1831, at tk hear ol is
l m, of atld day a th Urn (ar baarlnr aad
ttlt.r all objMtion to aid imul aad lor S
aal a tmtpt tt aid MUI,.
.wdjaw. i. aux cosrr
W Imi, Adaalall.tr.
Away.
ALDANriOR.
mmm & eulbset. beos,
Real Estate. Agenti
Farms and Ranches for sale.
Also city broperty in Albaor
and Coryallis.
HELPS, Job Printer,
CJf C.!ro A ltinM
II I NTS TO lIursEKt&PlKS
It troubled with heAdachr, try tha lin-
uluneoua application of lpt water to the
feet and back of the nrck,
It a rolton hat been acclUently (wal
lowed, Intlantly drlak a pint ot warm wa
ter In which hat been tttrred a teatpoon-
tul cl lt and one or two ot mu Hard.
halt-gtAM ot feet oil will render many
poltont harmleta.
A pallet-knife thould be used to tcrtpe
pot and kettle.
To tkln a h-cut a tSIn narrow atrip
down the backbone, taking off the dortal
On. Then open tha lower part hall -way
down. Slip tha knlte under and up
through the bony part of the gltlt.and hold
thl bony part betaeen Ihe thumb and
finger, and atria the akin off toward the
tall. Then do tha tame on the other tide.
Small fih, like mackeral and white-nth,
when d retted tor broiling, should be tpllt
thruogh the back.
Many women complain that button
thoet palit the feet more alter a month's
wear than they did when first put on. E
aminalion will prora In thete catet that
by the stretching of the uppert the toot It
allowed to slip forward, paining the toe
and the skleot the ball joint. By resetting
the buttons Judiciously the trouble Is over
come.1
Numerous remedies have been prt-
scrtbed for mosquito bites, but a German
writer says that ordinary soap ts tt gooJ
as any of them, lie always carries a small
piece with him on his country excursions,
and In case of a bite makes a lather over
the affected part and allows It to dry- on
1 he burning is at once relieved, and all
pain soon disappears. Should It return, as
sometimes happens; it It only necessary to
repeat the application .
Fried flth is very good turned In salted
flour, or salted egg and bread crumbs, and
then put Into boiling hot fat to get brown
For stewed codfish, cut a small cod lr to
three or four equat-tlxed pieces, ath them
In salt and water, and put I hem into
kettle with no mor water than will cling
tothem. Add a blade ot mace, a wine
glattful ot white cooking wine, and two
tablespoonfuls ot butter divided in halves.
one of them having a scant tablcspoontul
of flour rubbed Into It. And salt to tatte,
and a Utile white pepper (powdered) at the
very last. Let it cook slowly and well
covered for fifteen to twenty minutes, and
serve the fish and sauce In the same dish,
Zinc U best cleaned with hot, soapy w
ter, then polished with kerosene.
If the hands are rubbed on a stick
ol
celery after peeling onions the smell will
be entirely removed. Or unions may be
pealed under water without offense to eyes
or hands.
Rain water, It Is well known. Is the best
cosmetic. A good substitute Is to let some
orange, lemcn or cucumber peel soak In
water used to wash the face. This nted
not be etpeclclly prepared lor every ab
lution. Keep a wide-mouthed bottle or
jar of It on your toilet stand and uie dally
for tha face. It softens the skin and g-lves
a becoming glow while hesthfully sllmu
lating the action ot the skin.
rUC LETT EH DKUVEUY IS CITIES.
The enormous growth of American
cities the past few years greatly increases
the labor and expenie of the postoflke de
partment, whirh by law Is required to de
liver at their doors th mail of persona
living In cities and villages of a certain
size. The.es pente of his free delivery Is
now a large part of the cost of malnta lo
ng the postoffice department. The Boston
postmaster estimates that sixty additional
carriers will be required to supply the In
creased population of the city with their
mail facilities.' All other cities are mak
ing similar demands, and If these are com
plied wills on the tst of nest July It will
require looo additional letter-carriers in
the cities of the whole country, and make
the whole number n.ioo. Tbe appropri
ation for the postoffice department made
by the last congress do not warrant this
Inceease, but ft did authorize the appoint
ment of 4 so additional What congress
says goes, and postmasters will be obliged
to cut their cost according to the cloth
rather than according to their own wishes,
Possibly, If the present carriers, with
4 So additional, cannot do tbe work re
quired to deliver and collect malls, other
pec pic can be found to take their places
who will cheerfully do so. ft la possible,
too, that his extra work will Interfere with
the letter-carriers taking a vacation nn pay
as they usually d lit mid-summer. But
In being obliged to work without a vaca
tion they would be only In the same boat
with more than half the community, who
get rest only on nights and Sundays, with
no vacation from one year's rod to an
other.
The "centre of population" was marked
by due civic proceedings, and the erection
o.i the loth Inst, of a monument, fifteen
feet high, of polished limestone, twenty
miles east of Columbus, Decatur Co., Ind.
The monument has the injcHptlon,
"Centre of the population of the United
State. The following Is the location of
these centres each decade since 1790. In
1800, iS miles west of Baltimore; In 1810,
45 miles north west by west of Wahlngton;
In 1820, 16 miles north of Woodstock,
Va. j In i8v. 9 miles west bv southwest
ot Moorkfield, W Va.; In 1840, 16 miles
south of Clarksburg, W Va.; In 1850, 23
miles southeast of Petersburg, V Va ; In
18io, 30 miles soutl.csit of Chillicothe,
Ohio; in 1870, 43 miles east by north of
Cincinnati, Ohio; In ibSo, 8 miles west by
south of Cincinnati, Ohio: in iSoo. 20
miles east of Columbus, Ind.
Dive s in the clear waters of (he tropical
less find thst fi.h of diflerent colors when
fnghiensd do not all dart it the same direc
tion, but that each different kind lakes shelter
in that portion of tbe submarine. growth near
est in color lo that of the fiih.
During tbe past winter the earth of tbe
village of K.irnujjri. near Paja, Lapland, be
came suddenly very hot, the ice snd snow
melting imnvtdlatsly, aad the application of
one's hand to the earth wss liable to result in
sa uncomfortably warm sensstion.
Gold coin is shipped abroad in five-gallon,
iron bound, oaken keg. Each keg holds ten
bags, and each bag contains f 5000, so that
ihe value of a keg is $50,000. Gold f-om Ihe
other side usually comes in boxes.
w mm 1.
The United States Navy desirinit to
bay twenty modersls-pricerl wat:ho,iovite 1
tbslesdini American manufacturers to send,
watches for trial and rating at tha Nayat
Observatory iu Octobsraad November last.
One hundred anl thirt)-eiiht watches of
diflVeot makes weraaentiu. lt baa been
oluuisliy anoonnwd that a Seth Thomas
watch stood tirss in the trial and tha Seth
Tninia watches averaged the beat. Phil.
Time, Febraary 18, 190. F, M. French,
Jeaeler, sgint, Albany,
Dress Marino. Work neatly done
.nd saiUfalion guaranteed. Room at
Mrs J k. Carter', corner Railroad an
Flfthstreet. Adelia Bubkhart.
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TELEQUAIUIIO NEWS
lata VfaavlB.
Rom, July Ditpslchcs from Ntples
give meager de'ails of a terrible accident which
occurred yesterday on mount Veiuviu, ly
huh a Uraiilisn w rescued with dlllicully.
Yetlerdy, In spite of the warning that it wss
unsafe to do so, two lUszilian tourist. c-
compsnled by a guide, mads the ascent. While
gating into tha crater the party were sudutuly
enveloped by a dense cloud of sulphurous
smuke, which so stuputea the travelers that
one of them ttnggered furwstd snh fell head
foremost into the crater. 1 he tzuiile In the
meantime csucht hold of the second traveler
and half draped, htlf pushed .him Into a
potition where the craters fumes couu not
t licet him, thus saving the man's life.
rhe victim was Dr Sllva Tardin. a huzhly
esteemed journalict Of Kio Janeleo. He fell
70 icci into glowing lavs,
Entered Ike Calaatbla
Salem. July 1, Dr Alf.s.1 Kinney, health
officer ,t the port of Astoria, has just sent his
report to Governor Penooyer, civing a state
ment of the number of vessels arrived at that
port fiotu April 15 to June 39. There were
nineteen sailing vessels, with sn aggregate
tonnsge of J,i8j. Sixteen of these - were
under the Knglith flag, two were American
sad oneGetiuan. Twelve were in ballast
ond came mostly from Chilian ports on account
01 host UK let in l.iat country. hovn brought
carcoes of cement and coal from Great llr it-
sin, which couldn't be uisjHtscd of In Chili,
Aa Iowa fjelene.
Boon a, la July a. Dispatches received
here report a cyclone at Gray, Audubon
county, laat evening. A large number of
houses in tha 'rack of the cyclone were dc
strojed, and a number of peo ple Injured. One
man is reporttd killed. At llalbur there wss
a neavv ttarm, doing much dsmage 10. Crops
of all kind. Audubon also reHttsa heavy
nsiiitorm, with stones as large Ot hen 1 egt,
Areaiiia and the west skle aleo report creat
oamsge.
LjaehlBf tea tiooa
Kioki'K, la July a. Albert rsmiuV
shot and killed James Warner near Ulica, la,
last night. The murderer eote'ed the room of
Wsraer's sister aad made Indecent proposals.
The giil refused to submit, wbcreupoa he shot
her, inflicting slight wounds. Warner then
appeared aad d"ove him from the bo use.- lie
secured a rifle, returning shot and killed War
ner. I.ynchfng parties are scouring the
country.
treat Hamate la CraU.
Milton, Cal July a. During the pas: lea
days over 10,000 acres Ol grain, feod and
liml.erland have bcea bnrned within ten miles
of this place. A Urge fire has been burning
east 01 here since Tuesday, dumingeierytliing
Iroin tlkhorn station south, towards Copptr
opolis. So far it has been impossible to check
Ihe flames. No opinion can be formed yet as
ss lo tbe damage likely to be caused by the
conflagratioe.
foBBlatUa af Bejada aad Idaho
Washington, July t, The census bureau
today Issued a bulletin of the population of
Nevada and Idaho. The population of Nevada
ss shown lo be 45,761, a decreise of 16,505
or 26.51 per cent since 1S80. The population
of Idaho is shown 10 be 84.395. which it sa
increase during the dscsde of 51,775, or 1 58,
77 per ceat.
rva-ow talawM W4 II
London, July 1. William Parker aa emi
nent civil engineer, residing at Tdrtmaa Square
together with bis wife, two daughters, a 11-
year-old son and three ladies visiting the
family, were all pniaoned Monday evening by
partaking of tome Salmon, which LresumabSy
hsd been vitiated by imperfect soldering of
tbe can in which it had been packed. All tbe
victiaM were seized with violent vomiting, snd
suffered great pain. Tha boy died after
twenty-four hours suffering, and one of the
daughters is in a critical condition, Tbe cook
who ate some frag men It of the salmoa is also
dangerously ilU The coroner has Ordered a
searching inquiiy. Tbe salmon was from tbe
Columbia river canneries.
TboBght II fu
Stocton, Cal, Jaly I r-A horrible a Use
was committed at the insane asylum here this
morning. One woman patient choked another
10 death. 1 be two women, Mrs t.Ilen b weeny
of Alameda, and Miss Julia Potts, of Los
Angeles, wese put in tie same cell last night,
owing to Ibe overcrowded condition of the
female ward. Neither was considered daa
geroos, snd neither ss strrpped, ss is tbe I
cotton with dsngerout patients. This mora
ing it was found that Mrs Sweeney hsd been 1
choked 10 desth. Mis Pout acknowledged
hsvmg committed tne dccJ, and seemed to
think it fun.
Kansas a row las la Bis.
Atchison, July 1. The Missouil river cot
through Doniphtb Point last nigh'., transfer
ring severs! thousand acres of land snd water
from Missouri to Ksnsas. Where Pleasant
Littles honte was Monday is now the main
channel of the river, and all that is left of
Utile s big farm is a small Ulaai.
BfarelSBsbe
St Petersburg, July 1. The Novoe
Vremya today, commenting on the renewal of
the deribond, says unless France and Russia
reply to this treaty soon by concluding a
formal alliance, the centrsl powers of Europe
win oecome too continent as to the ImDotencv
of their adversaries, to enable the latter to
counteract tbeir ambitious designs snd they
win consequently oring abont events which
will reader a European war inevitable.
Bicycle KkllBK
hamiltun, uo-, juiy i. ine niath an
nual meeting of the Canadian Wheclmaa's
Association took place her today. Tu city
is full of wheelmen from U psrts of Csnada
and the United Stales. . The rsces this after
noon resulted 'n luwerins tbe .Ameru-an
championship records. T Skerrer, of I Ismit
ton, tn the hall mile ilaih in 1:17, and W
M Carman, of MonUeal. tbe mils rare for
ordinaries in 2:41, breaking the records for
u.ote distances.
The Dcw v;bAT will niehanire a'aawlno
machine of aiy make dea:rl, etcmpt one or
two, foraomnoak grub wood and Dart cash:
or will etnldtr other broooaition 1 bv an
on dosi.inga oaw ottcliin.
Wbea Baby waa sick, we gave bar Csatorkv
WaaahwaeCiabc4edfcCatoi1.
Whan She beoatn ktlas, she elung to Castorkv.
When ana had Cbfldran, aba gave them Ouaorlav
' Their Only Medlrlne Chest.
William W B Miller, Deerlodge, Montana,
writ! "I have been niing Brandretb's
Pills for the last thirteen yesrs, and thoag
I hsve hsd nine childreu, I have never bad
a doctor lnthsbnto except thrse time,
when w had an epidemlo of scarlet foyer,
which we soon bsoiebed by a vigorous nso
of lrandreth's Pills. I have used thcin fcr
mysel', two or thrao a night for a month, for
liver complain t.dyspspsis, t-nd constipation.
Indurrhooa, vramps.winil colic, indigeotioo.
oo 04 two Hrao'lretb's I'llis flxed the child
ren st oece.
A box of pills is all th madi-1
sin ehest we require in the honsa. We nso 1
thm for rbeamttism. cold, ctrh,li)iou-
nea ami impara Mood. Tby ivr have
railed to cure ait th above norofuaiots in r
vsrv few dVs."
Get a Bicycle. The New Mail Is one
of the finest bicycles manufactured. It
has no superior, Ohling & Wilson, with
Stewsrl & Sox are agents, where these
recycles may be teen.
We ioiureagkiost tramp.
TdWNSBND 4 Winoir.
MAUKIKD.
COIN CYRUS. At the residence of
the bride's parents, In Sclo, Or., June 30,
1 09 1, oy nev u sperry, v is Uoin and
Miss Janie Cyrus, both of Linn county.
The happy couple have the Democrats
best wishes for the prosperity and heppi
ness they deserve.
BOUN.
DANNAI.S. On Friday mornlngjfuly
3rJ, 189c, In Albany, to the wife of Mr
Oscar Dannals, a girl. , Weigbt.ia pounds.
Mr Dannals and family will have a big
41I1 of July celebration et home, and we
are (lad to report all doing well,
am ma
Two Mbsnv men owned a horse to-
gcthec, worth ti co, more or less. Thev
couldn't sarea on a price 10 Ihev shook
dice for Ilia who e horse, and now one
man owns the animal alone.
The latt copy ot the Njw York World
was an cstra one. Dill Nve's article was
oinuico inm it, uis bald pate I be-
coming a chestnut, something like hn.h
inrce times a (jay.
After the bate ball fames at Salem the
manager ot the Salem club presented Mr
Ala Marshall, of tha Albany club, with a
bran, new Use ball labeled "The Hoys
Own," and It Is now presented with con-
stucrauie prwe oy me nrst baseman.
There are some men In Astoila mean
enough to begrude the balance ot the
populace the air they breathe. No names
neeu ;e mentioned as their business
methods enable one to Identify them.
Duuciin. uon'i aavertise. you see.
Attorney M E Drink and ex-shcrlff
ohn Ccsbs had a cotltalon on the base
all grounds the other day, Jloth men
were bent on cstchlru a flyer, and they
ran together with great force, both being
anocsca aown and more or It is hurt
PrlnevllIeNews.
A young man has been found In
tsn
Francisco who Is engaged to Co girls
hat made the engagement business
Instead ot dchticttiK hi dai linns
He
pay
with
nowers and bonbons he borrowed money
and jewelry from each and lived luxujf
outly. Rtl.l he was a busy man and work
eu naru.
Nearly all the members ol Co K. La
Grande, are on the sick Hst today, and they
only mustered eight members it roll call.
there I considerable sickness among
other companies, supposed to be caused
by the heat and change ot water and diet.
The Dalles T M. Perhaps the annual
encampment is ine cause.
Take Waemxo. A dUpatch from
New York saysi "The Odd Fellows have
Issued circular warning brethern through
inn country sa;aini Harry u Watson, an
e 1 pel led Princeton student, who has been
swindling the collegians, Odd Fellows and
others. He was last heard ol In PalUsde.
Nev. Watson la 21 ycaro of ace. slender.
tan, wun tair completion and clean shav
e 11 avM
The report is that at Eugene the de
partment officers live In big style, with
plenty ol convenience, white tbe privates
have their tents pitched In the hottest
and most barren place In the country, and
simply rusticate according to program,
cauainaT noine complaint. We hsve read
of Generals In history who lived like the
soiuirrs.
One hundred dollars waa ta!d for a
Plymouth IUk k cockcral.t'JU for a Brown
icki'T" cockerel and .w rt'luseU lor a
trio of Indian Game exhibited at the
New York poultry show. It costs 60 to
tM) cents for a common hen to eat In Al
bany. So poultry seems high all over
the country.
The tenJency of biiUUnt mind to co
off Into Intricate subjects, and by a too
close application and tucsUtent study ol
the one Idea, finally become unbalanced
and drift Ir.lo actual Insanity, has msny
examples. On of the latc.t is that ol the
case of a young mlnlatcr, Rev Frank L
Stevens, ot New I laven, Connecticut, who
has gone hopelessly Insane over tha ad
vocacy ot tbe Idea of Lieut Tot ten that Ihe
world Is coming to an end during tlie
present decade. Take matters coolly,
gentlemen. It doesn't pay to get excited.
College graduates In New York city are
now forming societies, whose object Is to
cultivate fi-iendty relailor.a between the
"educated" and the 'uneducated,' and
gradually uplift the latter by contact with
the superior mental endowments ol the
graduates. The benighted ones who have
never gone to college and acquired the
graces of rowdyUm, such as are frequent,
ly exhibited at Harvard, Yale, si.d other
Institutions of learning, It Is hoped, will
duly appreciate this amazing condescen
sion on the part of the "educated," though
what material or moral profit Is to result
to the "uneducated," It is hard lo tee.
Oregon Stale School Journal ,
The State Insurance Co, of Salem, has
dejpoaitod $50,000 In swtritles with the
Secretary of State of Washington, in or
der to do buaineM in that state nnder
the new law, which believes In reci
procity. The superintendent of the insane asy
lum in Balera is feeding the patient on
strawberries and cream. II anyone lias
a desire to becomo crazy he or she should
make a trip to Oregon. This is undoubt
edly the itaradine for lunatics. The
Dalles T. M. All of thetn are not in the
asylum.
We wonder w hy It is that some low in
dividuals here can furnish news from
here for Eugene and Albany rapere reg
ularly every week, and still they are
never able to furnish an item for their
home paper. That' one way of sup
porting (7) a home paper, and we must
say that it is a little too common here.
Junction Pilot,
The annnal encampment evidently
canned poor health in several places. The
Asnianu Aiaingssays: 1 lie editor ol the
Record is a member ot the militia com
pany, but his health failed him about
the time the company waa readv to net
out for Eugene, and be took a trip over
the mountaine to Yreka Thursday, corn
ing: back with recovered health tha next
day, after the troops had left.
The board of commissioners of Snokane
county have effected the sale of $ 150,000
in county bonds, each bearing six per
cent interest, at a premium of 150. They
appear to be happy over their Busuess,
but after twenty years of interest tav-
ments, $180,000 in all, it will not appear
half so nice a thing.and then the 3160.000
principal has to lie paid back, too. The
people of today have no moral naht to
contract debts for the people oj tomorrow
10 pay. ine people ol today receive the
benefits while the oeonla of tomorrow
Inherit the debts. Pendleton E O.
BE.lt, riTATB BALES),
U S to Levi Anderson, 149.11 acres
12 K 2 : ...Patent
U S to Winfleld S Iteese, 160 acres
- 12 K 2
U 8 to David Fitzwatcr, ICQ acree
U 8 to Frank Corman, 150.72 acres
12 E 2 '
U 8 toCharlet LGray, 150.75 acres
12 W 2.
U 8 to David McFarland. 1 GO acres
James Lyler to Martin Doughty,
77.00 acres, 13 W 1 . . . . . .7. . . .
J P Schooling to Martin R School-
319.25 acres, 15 W 4..
II Bryant to Cnarlcs Mareh, lot 6
blk Hit's 3rd ad
Francis M Miller to 8 M Hansard,
fraction of an acre Lebanon . .
750
120
225
000
Total..,
(1995
Chaise ef Baslaess.
Notice la hereby given thit Vnoller &
Garrett have eold to K J Ltnnln? their
entire business, goods, wares, merchan
dise, book accounts, fixture, etc. Parties
Indebted to aald firm wilt please nail and
sdtclo at ones with K J Lannini to whom
all accounts are paya'ile.
All outstanding indebtedaeaa wilt be
settled by MuoUar A Garrett,
'-' MUBLLBB A GARRXTT,
IS J Lawmiwo,
Albany, May 25, 1891.
Bargains in choice groceries can always
0 reou "d of Alkei Bros,, Flion Block.
New Carpets. A B Mcllwaln has
one of the largest and best selected lines
of carpets In the city embracing all new
patterns and designs, and as he has made
a great reduction in prices it will be to the
sdvantage of caipet buyers to call and
Inspect his stocjf and prices before purchasing,
ciBttit coi-BT raacKBoiBa,
The case of the Etnte of Oregon against
Klltn Maxwell, trrcatod for incest, at
tracted the moat attention of any caaa ot
the term, probably becnuso of Its unsav
ory nature, being just ilia kind of a case
that uoei not enure to tna moral aa van
tatte of aociutv. whatever Itt termination.
The case wai prowf-nted by the District
Attorney, Hon J K. weauiariora ami un
txnded bv Jii.lun Whitney. 1) IC N
i'.lackburn and Hon W It lU'.yen. It
waa presnnted to the jury last Friday
after elaborate addressee to the Jury ,nd
acntentloui cliarnre to the Jury by judge
iiotse that nractlcaiir eeitiea it. Aiier
tioinir nut fifteen minutes the lury
fironulit in a vnnlli-t of "not ffulltV. If
All the evidonm intrrxlnood were true lt
would prove that we had sm pretty
totiKh citlsena on Albany prairie s but ail
evldenco line to be taken with some al
lowance.
Iluel Cuiter va Margaret Custer j Dl
vorce. On trial.
Brldce St Beach Mfif Co vt Smith &
Senders. ,To recover money. Continued.
Almlra Miller vt Schooling St McDan-
lel. To recover money. Judumcnt lor
plaintiff for SjoKl.
J B Stetson vs Smith & Senders. To re
cover money. Continued.
L B Tvcer et al vs Ina B Tycer et al.
Equity, Continued.
Alice McNeil vs John S McNeil. Dl
vorce. Continued.
A E Cuirle vt S P RR Co. Appeal
frem justice court Judgment for plaintiff
lor $171 00.
Assignment of O W Smith, Continued.
Susar Pine Door Lumber Co vs L 0
Knoactal. toreclosure 01 lien, con
ttnued.
Stewart & Sox vt T A Heard To re
cover money, continued.
E L Bryan vt S P R R Co. Action for
damages. Continued.
Mary Wood vs Frank Wood. To recov
er money, continued.
Maud Powell! set las P Poaell. DL
vorce granted.
In the case of the Stale against Charles
Denny, the defendant was seatenced to
five years In the penitentiary.
If HBNORIAat.
1 1 all or Albany Lowi,No.4,10 0.F.
Alb any, Or, July 11,1091.
To the N. G, Officers and Members t
a U l . . rf.clh Ik. ..- -
entered the portals ol our order's home
ar.d taken from our brotherhood an hon
ored member, a worthy brother, a true
Odd Fellow, a good citizen, a genial com
panlon.aflrtn and steadfast friend. He
had scarcely reached the prime of life ere
God unloosed Id weary star. His was a
suddun call. The silver cord was hur
rledly cut In twain, the golden bowl
quickly broken, and the peart dropped
tront tne wasted sitcii, and tne spirit re
turned to God who gave It. Brother
James F. 1 1 all Is dead. The record of an
exemplary life, though brief, is complete.
It Is only another summons, and the wis
dom that suggested It, and the power that
eniorccd it, are alike the same silent.
mysterious agency that choose the purest
and Ihe best lor its purposes and then
presses on unchallenged.
Resolved, Thst we tender to the afflicted
sister our heartfelt sympathy and con do
I . 1 .LI. 1 J V , , I . ,1-
wnce in inia ner uirt nour 01 aaa aiuic-
Uon.
Resolved, That the charter of this lodge
be draped In mourning for the period of
thirty days.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread at large upon the journals of this
lodge, an enrolled copy sent to the staler
ot the deceased, and copies to the Dailv
Dkmocbat and Uerald for publication.
Fraternally submitted,
T.J.STITEn,
J. C. WsATiiaaroao.
J. F. Backenbto,
Committee.
TUB eUK. BULB KtlAAfL,
' Has a large and complete line of
good, dolls, doll bnggiee,!boyi wagons.
ve ocipedes and many other goods which
got to make op a complete assortment,
besides a complete line of Lamps of
every description. China crockery, fancy
decorated ware, flaw v. are. bird cazea.
plush goods, such as albums, toilet seta,
autograph hooka, scrap hooks, children's
ABO picture books, and ail goods that
are carried in a Bazaaf store, including
Roger Broil. 1847 silverware. We wish
to call tha attention ot the public in par
ticular to the Golden Rnte pri baking
powuer ana tea, pat np expressly for
this trade, which gives the best of satis
faction, as is attested by the hundreds
who have need both the tea and baking
powder ever since introduced by the
uokicn Kuie tsaxaar. fcacn package ol
tea and can of hack ine powder draws a
prize in the shape of a line piece of glass
ware. 110 sore to can, wtien in Albany,
at the Golden Rale Bazaar, as yon will
te sure to una what yon want, and will
he shown over tbe store and lo treated
kindly by toy clerk, Mr. Millor. My
goods are all marked in plain figures so
as not to deceive anyone, and I have but
one price to an.
Jt'Lius Uradwohj.
Have You a Wife and ten children;
have you any children; are you an old
bachelor? whatever yon are yon can not
do better than by baying your groceries,
prouuee ana uaned gjous of raiser isroa.
Yon want to save money and at the
same time got good groceries, then call
on them. Yon will get flret-elass treat
ment and first-class goods Their baked
goods are made in an experienced man
ner, and include a large variety of eata
bles. jr ionr. k ucnoricson can give you a
r . aa
large and choice stock of groceries, pro
duce, frul;, berries, etc, to select from
then their store Is one lo visit when
wishing anything In their line. An exam,
(nation of their goods will convince any
one that there is no better place In the
city for trading In their line of roods.
Their prlcca are low, with good reasons
for the fact. They Invite all to call and
see them and learn by experience where
the best bargains can be secured, both In
prices mm quality 01 goods.
Whereto Gbt Them. When wanting
.n organ or plana call on G L Blsckmsn
h-o you can select from a first class
toe.
Jost arrival a full line of ladies, ohil
droos, men's and boy's foot wear at GW
Simpsou's, which will be sold at bottom
prioes.
Have TJ noticed that Allen Bros' gro
cery etore is always full of fruits, vege
tables, etc, the very latest in the mar
ket. If there is anything to be had they
have it.
Cherries,
Berries,
Cabbages,
Turnips,
N-iw Potatoes,
... Mothers I
Caatoria is tecom mended by phvticians
for children teething. It is a pnrely vege
table prepsration, its ingredients ar pub
lished around eaoh bottle. It is pleasant to
ths taste and absolutely harmless. It relieves
oonstipation, regulates the bowels, (quiets
pain, curs diarrnoea and wisd oolio, allays
ff verishness, destroy worms, and prevent
convulsions, soothes the ehild and gives it
refreshing and natural sleep. Caatoria is
the children's panacea tbe mothers' friend.
33 doses, 35 cents.
, e are making a big drive on
Kt .elopea, Paisley fe Smiley.
New Sbino Goods I keep a full Hoe of
spring and1 summer dress goods, in wash
fabrics, prints, ginghams, seersuckers, etn,
I hsve also a now line ot summer plaids, be
sides other novelties In biges and all wool
sritings. , . ; , Samukl E Youhq.
TRADE AT
THE OLD RELIABLE
GROCERY STORE ,
of - - :'.'
C E BUOWNELl,
'Good gsods, low price;: ind hoceat
i.-iout.
'COME ONE, COM2 ALL.
treft'-
AND ABKOAD
Til u hsd a r
Esourslon tloksts on 8 P It It will be sood
July 8rd to 7th tnolusive,
It I ronnitfd that one of Albat v's bass
lookloa butohars will soon lead to the altar
a popular yonag woman of Linn couo'y.
Two esrt of briuk srrlvo.1 by last niabt's
trslght train from Albaoy, for the CbrtsU-
msn brisk building, Eugene Hoard.
No 2' ho ss team la oraotlalna evarv oven
lag for tbe Kugvus 4tn of July c.lsbr.tltn,
and will win the $150 if they malts ths
fastest time.
Karl Carr, of the Chloaso boot and shoe
store, has made an saslaamsnl and J it Br.
ana Daa been appoints! assiinsa. Liabilitisa
11900, aassta $470. Coivsllis Times.
Last Vuaaday at Lsbaooa the sohool
teaobeia dfasd tha business mn In a ball
game by a score of UO to Ti, It Is reported
to nave uses a goon gsm.
Mosaoh ft Itoottoor hsvebaauii the tree
tloa of Pfeiffar's sw brick, adjoining tbe
botol. It will he two st oris.. The tint
story will be occupied by Cdud dl UsndHoson
aad the eaoond devoted to aloKaut suits of
rooms for tne travellug pnbllo.
Nest Saturday and Sunday the Fsrmr
and Mechanics club of Portland will play
the Salama, at Sslsm. Borohera, of ths
Spokaoss, wiliplay with the former olub,
aua oooupy the bos.
On the loorotoe of July 4th a number of
Albany people will ao to the front on the
Oragoo Paolilo tor an outing, la order to
aocommodsie tnm the train will remain an
hoar Istor taso utosl and not start baok
until 3 0 ulook.
Tickets for the spools! train to Kuasna
will be sold on mornUif of lh instat ol the
3rd aa formerly aunouuoad, and may be bad
on 3rd ana tin lor an points reaehsd by r2'
alar tralus esospt No 13. tha north bound
Overland, for which tiokot will not bo sold.
The Corvslii Timae pays the followina
tribuUto Ja. F. Ilaih "Jas. F. Hail, a
young man known to many In thl eity.diad
at bis noma in Albany iat rriday and a
oomhsr from bare attended tbe funaralou
Sunday. Ha was a young man far above
tbe ordinary hoooat, Indastrious. kind.
JLn, as he waa familiarly knoo,otnmand'
edthersspset of all who kssw bim. He
wss a mamber 01 the K. of P. and Odd
Fellow lod.- and be earned that frisndahio
among his fellow members that shsil live 00
forevar.
raiOAY.
H A Matin, druggist, French's corner.
Ssmaal 8 Howard has been appointed
s ostcnaster at Heaiora.
Jadg 0 N Donay will opoa a law offtos
as rortiaaa on bia return to Uregoo.
7,000,000 pounds of freight were handled
at tne Albany a v ircigbt depot in one
month.
The Dal l club d.fUd tha Riokroal
elub a few days ago 40 to IS, sort of a cy
Tbe Beat mooting of the Linn oouetr far
mera alliance will la bold al Lebanon 01
the teal Salorday o July, 25th, at 10 a m
Ne Democrat to-morrow evening. The
glorious 41 Is oo day on wbioh a newspaper
a aiigrta to anas ap snop,
Fbir'jjroorrio atCoon Be llaodriosoo's.
Froah vtables and borrUs every morn
ing Drowneu s.
Best aaaortmeat of teaa in town at C E
BrowneU'a.
A fine line ot eroukery ware at Conb!&
tr iu
Good veatilatod 'and
rooms at Viorook's.
sua lighted bath
8baviag, IS eenta, al
Vieredk'e shop
Closed onjSendavs.
Drlak dalieion kse eold soda water
EfUrownaU's.
at C
A lart aasortmsnt of garden aroU on
ale at C K BrownoU's.
K W Aoblaoa &Co are soiling monnrntBts
al rortiand pnoo.
Golden epportaniUes ar wasted every
any oy not trading wua v z& nrowaeiL
A sew line of window shade from 60
eonto to 11.50 each eosnplete, at Ssmaal E
Jus roosivsd a One lavoioe of barber's
applies direot from Iiladolpnla, by L
viotaoa.
At tbe eot ner of Broadalbia and 1st street
von will Cod V E BrownaU always the lead
in in grocery basin.
For bargains in monnmeata, headatoaa
to., go to E W AcbioooA Co, AlUoy.Orogon
Freeh braad, cake, pios, ete., every day
at the Dolmonico reatanrant. Letve yoar
oraere.
Keep it in year mind that Allen Bros 1
ot keeping the kind of groceries the peblie
man da. Tbair a lock ts a line one.
At VUrsck's shaving and bsirculting par
Iota, ladies and children's bair eatliog a
spoualty.
Hoe W FilUad's lie of droos got da and
sua oeiore oaymg aisewDere.
M attache dyiag done 00 short notion with
the renowned German instantaneous dye, st
vi- 1. '
, twimtm o.
Kontiah ehtrrios isext weok. Ordsrs left
at C K Brownall's for same wiU be filed
promptly.
Sabbath Bebviceb. At the United
Presbyterian chnrch ItevT J Wilson will
conduct tne regular service at 11am.
babbath school at 2:30 p tn, Y P 8 0 E
at 6:45 p m. Dr Irvine will be at Halaev.
Instead of the usnal evening service at
:o p m mere win be a meeting of the
Woman'a missionary society, at which
several papers will he read and addresses
delivered of general interest.
. Wberb Will You Go. Today the
principal talk is about where everybody
will go on the great American day. More
w 111 gv to cuKcuo winn but oilier piace,
some will take in Corvallia, some will
participate in 8cio'a live celebration,
some will drink in the eood time to be
had at Brownsville, some will hie away
to the Bay, some be transported to Port-
iaau, ana many win remain at nome ana
listen to the occasional bans of the fire
cracker.
A Goon CoatPANY. Fanner J C Lewis,
in "Si Plunkard," a Yankee comedy
drama, appeared at 8naefer' opera
house, last evening, to a large audience.
The company is a strong one. and is.
without doubt, the best Yankee show
that ever appeared here. Mr Lewis
makes an excellent "Si" and Miss Lettie
Wright's "Dora" was a clever piece of
acting. The specialties introduced by
Milligan, West and Rice were good. Mr
Lewis carries with him an excellent or
chestra. One of the many pleasing feat
ures ot "Si Plunkard" is the introduc
tion, in the third act. of a regular work
ing threshing machine. Canton Dailv
News-Democrat, Oct 23d. At the Opera
House next Wednesday evening.
Base Ball. Yesterday afternoon one
of the best games of the season was
playad in this city between the juvenile
nines ot Lebanon and Albany. The
time of the game. 2 hours. 5 minutes.
speaks for the prompt work done. The
clubs were quite evenly matched, and at
the end of six innings the score was 8 to
7, in lavor ot Albany, who secured an
inning of fireworks and winning the
game. Following was the score:
ALBANY.
a. o.
. 1 s
. 1 1
. s t
tsstxo.
Smtt, e....
killer, rf ......
Harly, Sb....
Potraon, 8b...
Horjrwi.lb...
Hlaipann, It,,,
a. o,
. s t
. s t
Koora, .....
waauanora, or
AahbT, p .,
1 4
Ouaiek, If
CamptMll, tk,.
......... 0 4
1 I
1 Mo4) I 9
e 4
iaria, t..,.
1 1
al at
MeAUlatar, ..
McDonald, lb
rry, a -..
Baeklaman, p
Parriah, s...
S I
01
1 4
t
Bttlimsahcr, lb.
. 17x4
It IT
." STUrilMOS: .
ALStirr S 8 0 9 0 1 9 1 IT
Las anon ... t 0 S 1 0 4 8 1 S II
Vmptrs-Bsa CbSLAHi
Sound Advice. It pays to get the
best: even Shakespeare admitted that.
In this connection it may be remarked
that W It Graham has just received an
elegant line of suitings for the spring and
summer, never surpassed in an Albany
market. They are the best to be ob
tained, as an Inspection will show, and
Mr Graham is crenared to make them
up in the latest style with a skill his
long experience has enabled him to be
master of.
Is ran Bpbino. A fine line of Blaier
jackets for spring wear, in many designs,
just received by G W Simpson.
Also a large stock ot tne popular sou-
pening cornet g.
NoTiCB. All " person Indebted to E C
Searls will please call nnd settle at once,
as all accounts must be closed. i
v. c r !,
0KIIV4M'C HO. IIS.
An ordinanoe to prevent minors undit
certain es from going abrosd a poo or
rosming about any strsot or strettts of the
city of Albany after certain hours at night,
without a written permit signed by the par
ent or gnardisa of such minors, or unless
such minora shall be aocomptbiod at such
time by his or her psroat or gusrdian, or
have neoesssry business at such time on or
about such street or Street.
The people ot the city ef Albany do ordain
a lui.owa 1
, . -
Sei'Tio 1, Tbst boroaftor It shall be an
lawful for any male minor under the age of
sight 11 yeais, or female minor nndtr tbe
sge of sixteen years, ti go abroad upon or
roam about any strew! or strt of tbe city
ot Albany after the hour ot eight o'clock at
night at any time during the month of Jan
uary, February, March, Uatobor, .November
and Dooomber of any year, or after tbe hoar
ot nine o'clock at nipht at any time during
the months 01 April, my, jam, July. An
gust sou nentemijfir ot ssy yesr,unis such
minor shall have in hi or bar poasosalon at
saeh tiw a written permit miiutd by bis or
her parent or gasrdian allowing bim or ber
so to be upon such street or streets at snoh
Urns, or ahall be edoompnoied at snob time
by his or her parent or gnardisii, or nnleMi
uoh minor stall al such tint hsve tieoetsary
onsioess upon or about suoh tront or street.
Sstrnox 2. That if at any time the mar
thai or any polio oflleer of asid ulty shall
know or learn of ao male minor undsr tha
age 01 eightoen yar,or temale minor andsr
tho sg of sixteen years, brine or hayiog
boon abroad upon or roaming about any
street or stroots of said city alter the hour
of sight o clock at night at any time during
tbe mouths of January. Fabruarv. March.
Outobor, November aud Decoinler of any
ysr after tha paasait this ordinance, or
aft'ir tbe boar of ninee'olock at night at any
time during tbe months ot April.May.Jana.
July, August ami KepUruW of any yr
alter the passage of this ordinance, noao-
eompaoied at sunk time by the parent or
guardian of such o'oor, it shall be Ihe doty
ef snoh officer to domsnd snob minor to show
bim a written permit signed by hia or ber
Krent or guardian allowing him or ber to so
epon such street or street at 1 nob time,
sod it shall he tbe duty ot such minor to
show to such ohjoer a wntteo permit signed
by tbe parent or guardian 01 such mtour
allowing bint or her to so be upon or about
such street or street at such tint, if such
rumor bsa snob permit, and if snoh minor
baa no sack permit then it shall be his or
ber duty at such time to truthfully diavloee
to such ofOosr any neeaary business which
sock minor bas or bait epon such strsot ft
rttreta of said city at sooh time. And if
each minor shall fU to show to such oQicer
00 such demand sack permit, or shall at
sack time fail to truthfully disclose t bim
any neoeaaary bnalnea which he or she has
or hsd on or about each street or streets, at
snob timejoeh minor shall be deemed guilty
ot a violation of the provisions of this section.
Barrios 3. Any minor who shall violate
aav of the provisions of Soot ion I and 2 t-f
.t ' M : . - . . - ! . .' 1
tnie oroinanoe snail apa oonviciion tnerooi
before tbe lUoorders fourt be fined not
lose than five dollar nor more than fifty
dollars, or bo imprisoned in tbe city jail not
leajs than two days nor more than twenty
llv dsys at tbe discretion o tba eon t.
RstnoK 4, All ordinances and parts of
otdinanos in oo0uit bcrowitb are hereby
repealed.
KacTtoji 3. This urdinsoe shall bs in fall
for os and effect from and after it approval
oy tne Mayor.
Passed tha Coo noil Jane 21th, 1SSI.
Approved Jane COh, 1891.
W. F. Head kop tbe kwesJaaswtiaeBt of
ary gboat la town.
V - mm
uuu,uirnii lit. 1 nave a very
arge stock of the good, in qualities rsne-
ng in price from tl.23 to fl 00 a pair. Tbry
tre sxaoe oi,icainr i 1 very pair warranted.
Kamvbx K rot no.
f.
a a?' r"-;
OJVI$ JSiVJOYQ
Both l!io nif iIhmI kiki rcatilu wliei.
Syrup of Figs is Ukci: ; it is pleauant
and refivoliing to the taste, and arts
gently yet promptly on the Kidney,
Liver and ItoweU, cWusia Uie sys
tern afiectually, dtupels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures liaoittial
ennstipation. Fyron of Figs is the
unly runicily of iu kind ever pro
uuml, .k'bng to tlio tato ami ac
c(Uhle to th rtom"xh, prompt in
ita action and truly beneficial iu iu
d'bi, its many excellent qualitirsi
commend it to all. It is for sale in
SCo and $1 bottles by all leading
druggists.
ttftNUFACTUSMB OMtV BV TVSR
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
louxnui. nr. mm tout, .r-
rilDCC Ceugfis. CeUt, Influent. BreneWttls,
Lonirnv, voiaa, innuonn, iHDncmil,
HoartnaS. WhoODina Couch. Crswa.
for inroai. Asthma, and ovsry afloctiun of ti:
Vhroal, Lonjt and Cliotl, including Cnr.utpt!on.
bpewJy aU pwmaaaut. Cauine aioed " i. Biuts,"
UUIILU
CJTATB OF OREOON.
O LAND DK PA HTM ENT.
Balem, Orogon, June 1, 1891,
The board of commissioners for tbe
sale of school and university lands and
for tbe investment of tbe fund mixing
therefrom of the atate of Oregon, hereby
Invite scaled application! to purchase tho
following (lescribe'i lands, to wit;
All of tho donation land claim situated
In section 15, 16, 21 and 22, In Township
12 South Rango 1 West, known and
described on tbe government surveys as
the donation land olalm of Joh2 W afooro
and wire, being NotlQoatlon No 2509, say
Ing therefrom 18 acres sold to Jacob
Newman .containing &0O acres. Also begin
nlnar 10 ehaias west of tbe northeast
corner of tbe northwest quarter of soot Ion
xt, in xp 12 aouin iutnge 1 west, running
thence east 80 chains; the nee aouth 40
chains; thence 'west 80 chains; thence
north 40 chains to the place of heelnnlna
containing 120 acres, all situated in Linn
eonnty, atate of Oregon, and containing
in an 41s acres more or leas.
APDlloatlona will ba ononed at a rosmlar
meeting of said board to he held Tuesday
the 11th day of July, 1891, at 2 o'olock,
&m. Tbe right to reject any and all bids
reserved by the board.
HAfOLEON DAViS.
Clerk of the Board.
ALBANY NURSERIES
.... :.:rv -to
riTE HATE ON HAND at onr nursery
IT on the Corvallia road, one-half
nils from town, as fine a lot of frail
a-ees of all kinds as can be found any.
where on the ooast, 1' you contemplate
Ranting trees it will pay yon to ee onr
lock and get enr prices. Catalogue fiee
HYMAN BKOWNELL.
CUy:;':-Restaniran'
Having been entirely remodeled, this old
and popular restauraat will bs made first,
clas n every respeot. Tba pablio will bt
given good ineals st all hours for only 5
ja. Evoryt1-""? neat and attraeSive,
i ' ? t " In every st r'j.
st"-- -
erman
99
yrup
The majority of well-read phys
icians now believe that Consump
tion fa a rerm 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 ana
eating them away as caterpillars do
tne leaves oi trees.
A Germ The phlegm that is
cousrbed ui is those
Disease. parts of the lunts-
which have lK.cn
trnawedoiT and destroyed. These
little bacilli, as the germs are called.
are too small to be seen with the
naked eye, but they are very much
alive just the same, and enter the
body in our food, in the air we
breathe, and through the pores of
the skin. Thence they get into the
blood and finally arrive at the lungs
where they fasten and increase with
frightful rapidity. Then German
Syrup comes in, loosens them, kills
them, ex pel Is them, heals the places
they leave, and so nourish and
soothe that, in a short time consump-
Uves become germ-proof and well, ii
J.18TKAY-!itryHl from toy premise
1 a brluht bav mm. six raara old.
bntndnd with the figure of a pair of
pooiaoiea on tert aneu'ier, itewara to
anyonn who will notify rn at Albany
p otwiiuos. a. a. u-ji u
FAIS WAHKiHQ.
BberlM Nreitpe;Xe Waalfsbe iWerM
hmt km H4 Slave lb BVIIb
ejaral Taxes.
PheriiT Scott proposes to oake it warm
for delinquent tax payers unless they
settle at once. The following notice has
been published several weeks; but it
doee not work as effectively as it should:
Cvordor ol the County Court I tra dl
reeled to foree tba enlteotion of all taxes
standing unpaid cn the assMsaaoaent rolls
of this county. If such taxes are not
paid luirmtdlaioly I shall proceed to levy
npon and ae'.hbe property of delinquents
to make collection. 1 mean bnatnoHt.
M. SCOTT.
Sheriff of Linn county
Now he proposes to enforce the collec
tion of all unpaid taxes, which, though
not the pleaaantent business in the world,
must be done. Delinquents sbonld come
to time and pay np, thereby avoiding
leiral tiroceedines. as provided by the
law of Oretron. This is positively the
last call. Look oat fur the explosion of
tbe bomb.
MEMBERS OF THE LINN COUNTY
FARMERS' ALLIANCE:
YOU A TIE HEREBY KOTIFlED
that I bave contracted with Ihe weJU
known firm of H to wart A Sox. at Albany,
to supply you witn Lfaer. mowers,
rakes, twine, backs, locale, wagons
plows, etc, aa well as ail art'eir in tbe
line of general hard wars.
jrWr-JKarlnn county members can buy
at ihe name place on I ho same terms,
BEN. II. IRVINE.
Financial Agent
SPLENDID FASH FOR SALE.
40f ACREH. 110 ACRE'S IS
HtXXf grain, 17 In ecro and roots, In
tiiimii y. Well fenced and seeded to grass.
Well watered; good soll.no grtvel. SO
bead entile. bO hop, 4 horses, farm 1m
plementa, larite houos, 4 large new ban, a,
good school and eboreh near bouse, on
plsoe: Fruit f all klartr miles to
poatofflce and store, S mitea from Clayton
and 2li miles aouth c fKir.es btkn on
tba Oiegon 1'enlGo raliixAd riarcan
be dlvldm Into three or four farina with
eonnty road to each. Place with evoiy
thins: fit per rr. Terma easy. For
further particulars apply on tbe promises
at Mt Fieasant, Lion coat ly, or address
If, 1. M1LLEK. Btavton, Oregon. (20)
.ilKfiT NATIOXAI. n!VK(
Or ALBAMT, oaKO.I,
Praaldant....
Vis rVotldwil .
Mar ...
...LFLTN!f
H. BLYOl'SQ
-K, W. LAM UPON
nstnal
AaxlUNTH KKKTmbhKVtoahork.
StaU t BXCUAJiUK and tol Tmpbio traaatcr, sold
Maw York. IUa Vranciseo. Chioin and t nUaad
00 XECTIOKt SAD Ion tavorahl Unca.
stasoroas
B. Ton K, W. Lssesna
K Blais, L. Fuaa
Kovaas I . Box.
IXNCO NATIOXALRANK,
I Or ALBAJIT OBBOOS.
CAPITAL STOCK 1100,000.
PrtwtUnl ,,,, t L OOWAtT,
' Mo-rrsoiuont...... 1 si kaumii.n
0-snlw ..Oao E CHAUHEKIIN,
aax iaanMr ..u a akcuiuouu.
T aapfoaa, J L Oowan, 1 sf Balaton, Owi I
Cnamharlain, W 8 Ladd, W It Oaiin, i A Craw
lurd and O A Archibald.
TRANSACTS a eaowal banking- boalnaa.
oaawtiiuui uKArrsoti kw Vwk. sn
(l i-Ht I, ; OrefroB.
LOAN MOWBToB K)pibrd sooortty
REC. CI V dapoalu tub Wot chock.
ank or oreuon.
ALBAHT, OBBOOW.
Capital.
-f . tue.ee.
Preddmt.
Vleo-Iroaldot
CaahW.. .......
..H f KERRTLL
. E f LAN.N1NG
.JaT W BLAIK
Tramaaela a amoral banklnar bnatnoaa:
Eaoharvr bouirht and auTd on all th prlintpal
etu in tn united stale I alo on Eugiuid, miand.
Fnuia and Oarmany.
Oullootiont mad at all aoeeaslbl point on favor
able torma,
lntaraat allaood a tims dfipooila.
B
ANK OF ACIO,
SOIO, ORBOON.
Praldont..Mn
Vioa- Pridnt
.. J B HRBIS
..Jnr ilraas
O 8 Mav
' John Oalnes
r O Smith.
Caabior,
Bisaeross:
X Ooliu,
J8M.rrlis
U Brjrant
Doos a soncral banklne snd smatnr bualnoaa.
Slfht drafts iaausd ou Albaaf, Portland and San
rranuaoo.
PORTLAND SAVINGS BANK,
roirrLAMD, orxook.
Paid sp eaptUd . tMO.OOO
Snrplus and profit SJ,00O
Intarest allowed sa sarins daposlts as follows: --
aordtnarjnTineabeoks .... pereent par annum.
On term aarinci hooka ....... S per oeat per annum,
On eerUBoatoa ol depoaiu
for three months 4 per oent per annum:
For six months t per tent per annual
Far tweirs moatha 8 per eent per annum;
FKANK DKKUM, Preaiitent .
D. P. THOMFSOH Vleo-Prealdont,
H. C, STRATTON. Caahiorj
ALBANY C0LLE8JATB IISTITUIS
ALBANY, OREGON.
1890,1801-
rtrat Teraa Opened September lOtt , ISM.
A full corps of Instructors,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFID, LITERARY
CLASSES.
1 (arsfla of ittudy arransrftd to woet tb
et of all grades of students.
S fecial lnancemenli offered to siu.h'tits
from abroad.
STRAIMEY,
......f eopriiToa of thb......
City liTery, M ail Sain
-G T A B L E.-
Ilavlnii purchased new rlts tun furti-
lab first else tori outs al rail.
relil
attention given to transitu! sio k
iioires
boarded by the day or month.
C'heapeet Itwlen in the CU.
TeleDboDO ennnnrtlon with iba fct
Cbarlea Jfotel, Telephone orders alvvn
prompt attention.
Fourth Htrtet. Utween ttlawoith and
Street Car line.
PHOTOGRAPHER,
Cor !W,ord andKerty fit, Albany, Os
(2UP&RIOK work. goaranlMvl In ever '
try brancn 01 the en. tHTKnJ&iging c
all kl!idMBpoinlly.
PAISLEY & SE1ILEY.
V boleaa'e Djaler lit
TOBACCO - ard - CIGARS,
fiPairtjisr
ul A paciptiM of liihj-niattoB and sb-
Mraetot ino inwa, sruoinf n to,;
SAW". OfTOKtii. tmi trt.f
- a-asuksi v tiO.frS'
3SI urammmmj,
t.. ork- .
C'sveata, snd Trade-Marks obtained, ar.d all Fat
ot bomM rnndncted Uit Moora1 Frs.
One Olke is Opsosns V. S. Patent Oftics.
snd we ran eornre p.mt in teas tune tbaa thoa
(emota from V ahmirton.
bend mwli-l. drawing or photo with dierlp
tlnn. we advia. If patetitablo or not. frro fit
charpe. Onr few not doe tlil twrtmit I tramt.
A Paaiohlcf, -How to Olrfain fatc7rtIt.' with
name r art n-J ti lmt a In j our tttaia, eotiuty, or
town, sect free Addrera,
C.A.SNOW&CO.
Oppotll PjttM 015 ce. tsrashlnstaa. 0. C
E
n is a a a h b a c i
Tlih' CKi.EKJZATEI . . .
SMITH & wesson
a
IU Urwa!edb
19 arrnear. v
li cuRSBiLirr.
W EtCEULCEef
fatlrAD far ba A k.C u : r a
B cofiveaiEM .r. h
LOA&lhaand lAFETY,
Boware of cheap iron Initationa.t,
tg Send fsrCbstrtsd Cat'-rns asd Prk let ts
- :vi 1 1 1 1 a. WLboOi!, '
KfnixoFiELi, .sr.s.B
AGADE3IY
OF
Our Lady of Perpetual Help,
aVLOANY, - - REGON
Condnctod by the SUOsi f St. Benedict
Tuition in select cUy sobool ranges from
$3 to $10.
Fartorma of Boarding Scbvd or any
prticrlars apply attbe A-a'nro or id.
adtaw Sister cjuperioreaa
a7 a Av an u
3 Of5atirto rs:. ifretcet rf.is; .it
fi ml a. h2. k I P-uu-. t a , , . s ...
scut iu-uu jn rows. v ; j a
FErlHY3etLoc.i.t-i.
X 8. OSes,
Conrad Me ver.
-PROPtUffla OF-
STAR BAKERY
Comer BrcaaalMa aal First 8t8.t
-DEALSR IS
! Fretila,
IsVMiviare,
rlearratilK,
rebeeo,
istarmr
CoQee,
Ete,,
Cttoaerl Jieatit,
QneeuKeticr,
FS(itbiiw.
ClRSt .
Sp' ,
Teat.
Etc.,
verythlng thst is kept tn
Tand KTooery oro. QigheK
f-t va
ritatp iraldfor
(tiLK.FiDS uf ROOUCE
S500 Bsward I
"E l!l rr DhoT rtvirj fnr n, r.v or Mt
pmri.U't. Ui.tl, Pick Ut.aiwiuu t,un.-ri,,t
liAlionr Cort,vacK8 u rmumt euro w-itfc I,'
eertl.;e i.lr,r n tiio d,ro-i.,. r .u-k-Ut
-mhh-S with. Yhej are j;viy Vcput a?id nuvve
H tC.'T antisfecliott. S,np,r'OKi.vi. 1j, :re bom,
Bt. m " " 1 tnc 2leW4i rf ruciMirfipita
id In. r;M:H inftjntrucini va'.j bjf
" MsllH l WV.Sr'lX.fcl'.Uilf. CiilCAOU, Uj.
I A Canntiaa;, A teat
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-FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
arterial Embalming Dona Scientii
ic&iiy.
BLEATH IS WEALTH!
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DR. K . 0. WEST'S Nerve and Rrii, T.f. -
a siiannteed specido for Hyster a, Dizsintsa, (Tonvu
on, Fits, Kerrou Neuraipia, Hoadache, benoa
n. T . , ' rau8 r'J me usett alqohol or totweeo.
Wakefulneaa, MunUl DcpregBin, Softening of the
BraiB, resoltinsr in Insanity anu leading to miory,
seeay vidilei.h, premature old po, barroiinexa Inks
of Pol, t l.eauned. by over-exetion of the hritns
Eaeh b. ?orilains one month tTvt,tmt,ut ai .
or ix beaa lor 3, seut by mail repaid on'receija o
WE OCAIHNTE5 six boxis to cms aw
oaw. With each order niceiTed b r v for sis
seoompspied with wo will smu the pin-. -r .i";'
WHHtrl!tt! U rvf-lRd t" II '.ll-v :f (! . ... .."
vK,i, , , nut t ., ,a, ( t.. , , .
aiwuaaiiii.Maana.11. .a, i.' w,,,, n m
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