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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
J.
U. UEtTllKUrOKl),
AUaraay Will nraotUw H snarl t th
wit (woial ettanU-m mattar In prnhal
HKltnm latttona. Of KICK- la th fline hluak.
B B. a. akArstr,
a. a. mhoi
W4.TSON.
IV
LlCKltl'ltM
All lt msttare will ranal pram at
omo in oaa ratio' Tempi, Albany, or
attaatlan,
Att.ny at U vji.I MWM Chanoarr. i CUe
Umi a.le m all t'nt. Lnen -)lll-J ,ea
mll Wrnx. AlbaJif , Otafoe.
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aiaeraay at U,aad 'tary fabll. Wtl I praMjae
eaitrtaal thKfOW i4 la Mm felted Statai
tartr(m. tMMI-nwl
Utfm, A: buy, (fa.
m
ONTANYK e UidtLEMAS,
Attorneys at Law,
AlUny, Omrcd.
JJtt. J. I MILL,
IAltM and Srf. WWIaiH
ftrrf HnrM, Alt, Ora;ea,
JRS. HASTOIP a OITIS.
IT raMan aa IttiMH, BtWIijaj-Barear eeaa
at J BnoUItii HMt ilWt, Bit CaA araarS if
iHtaM m nvt mm eaary:
c.
e. CnAWBEULAIX. M. .
Ilaaaamlhlat. A - Jlat ta dlM at the B
TVm ,aaiY eaparlaass Mf MltBI
llalra.HiltHl iwif. AS ,
7IRVT BATlaBSAl. BAMI
numiArn a omuikuMui
AOtXM'MT KPT nbM M at.
SldHT BXCHAHQB aaal M papilla kraaafar.eaU
HewTok.Saa rraaelaoe, CkUaM sad rwOeed
"Sj"jJtCTtOKf BADlea krtermkl tana.
L B Totnta
B,W. Umm
L. rual
KtffiU I . SeS.
1MXCO XATIOX ALRAXII,
I OI ALBABT, OBBBOM.
CAMTAB BTOCS
reeldaat .... ....... -.
Ylaa-Praaidaea.
I,.
.J L COW A.
I U lAlJTdy.
4 latuar O 4 ABClflBOU)
It nmu J It Cewaa. I at Bala
14.1. W H dalsr. 4 A 0rawr4 tal OA Ana
m V Am a twral baaklnc koataaja .
DaAWalbBl URAfTSaa York.
f ..! f Onaxia.
UAlt HncY a aHOaa awMiiia
RKC U I dapaalla aob mm
B
AMAVT, OIHTOS,
CafllaJ. -a
IM.MI.
Vnaldmi
VM-Pralda
ahW......'...
. Itf ALaii
Irani all a iaial kaaaiaa tmlna1
Eirhanta baufht and awd aa aU aba (nlaataal
auaa la IU laliJ llalaai mi mm Bafiaaa, uataaa
Fraaaa and Cwuilf.
CollastiaaaaMdaatall aaaaaWbla palata aa lata.
) tucaia.
lalaraM tJUwad aa Maa dapaatta.
. CL'tU K a CBAIIIM
or ilikt, oitaoi,
TKAWa.cTatnnaml B4kla baaiaaaa.
Daiar SIGHT lturTa aa a Tark, Baa Faa
aao and Frrt)andf Orafna.
L A N KOMtr aa appraaad aaaarit.
F..'ICiv. datMlta aubiaetta aback.
lXH.LSCTlu.ia aiada aa Urarakla
I!
ARK or CIO,
CCO, OBEOOkT.
raaldaat
laa- rfaatiiana .
. J kfaaaja
Ja kt'
bur
Mnrrta.
H baaat
BOalaa,
Jaka
MMll
Albany -:- Nurseries.
Wa aranffrrlnc to plantar tba dnaat M mi froJt
Ina, sail daairabla rarlatlaa, la
tiia auta.
Om hi -llral ill Jtth Mini I far tbl ata
aoattrai'a.
iNBprxTio; isvnro,
and-
SATISFACTIOK QUA RAITTEED.
98and' .r oitIn or call ra aa at tba aid
aa brajavsal. o-x.M ta a f nvia'M.-il Albanr.
!!Yf.iAri & ononriELL.
I LEANT COLLEBJAK 15STITUT2
ALBANY, OREGON
18Q1, 1802.
Writ Tra (! Iptaabr ttfe,
At II oorpa of Inatroctorav-
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY
COMMERCIAL AKD KSSMAL
CLASSES.
Coarse of atady Brrna;al
UMt tk
!l grade ofatadenU, r'
Sfrrinl tnanetHunt eftrtd t itndnl$
frtn ahroad.
rr. IHMT KIIIIT
'VII
iTa
THE
For salt .
.STKWAIT SOX,
Dealert In
N ERAL 1-fARDWAR.S
Albanj, -Oregon. .
REVERE HOUSE,
tLBANY.
-JRECOII
;iIAS. PFEIFFEK rilOIMUKTOR,
in Br-cias .'yl. labliv !
'IT'''"
.j vn lb tiewt In Inn i.nrku '
) i(ina ajarEii;nt, Itmplw rim ti j
' .'.
VWa PrwkiOBl ........... i. mm
Chehiae g.
Ml
Cm
kwldV
1. L. DOUCLAO
TVS tiT iHOA tl UUI FOIl 1 Hi UST
ttlt f wm a rat ""T vx
rriTrr..-Ja
By usiD2 S. B, Headache and Liver
Cure, and S. B. Couch Cure as di
reeled for colds, Thj were
SUOCES3 JPTTXLTST
used two years ago during" the La
Grippe epidemic, and very flattering1
testimonials of their power oier that
disease are at hatd. Price 75 and
50 ets per bottle. For s!e by Fo
shy&Mtson. .aAdd Scientmo Anericai
-t j A.ency ior
4 CAVtATijL
DtSION PATkMT
COPyRIOMTSt tO.
fV Infrwnatlnaj and fi-aa TTandnook wrK to
Mi nn col a.i BH.iitir, Nrw Vor.
Outaak kinw fair (orartiic palMla In Ammrum.
Kaarr NUM Ukn out tr U unMurtit b"'a
Vaa paiikic l a auttoa lao draa oi cbaiK ia M
lariaat (fmlatloa of an waratlKf Baaar la tba
Vorld. Hplaixliair lllu'tnuvd. Ha ltiHBua
bm abould ba wlihova it. waiT, l.U
aaari f 1.JO all montba. Adnrvaa MI'S,
rt;BUaMBita.aO Bruadvar. Nta Yutk.
EAST AND-SOUTH,
Southern Pacific Route
SHASTA LINE.
lapraaa Train laav purUaad Dal!
THonk
f .:'
Itdtr a
I it a a
cr
La
Ar
Poruan
Albany
Baa fraa-Hana
ArTfat a a
L I t a a
L I ifm a
Aataa Mill atop anir at lullavlaf atatlaoa north
at Baaabaff. Baal rartiaad, Oraroa C'lta, Woad
aara. Aaiaaa, Albanr. Taaaat, abadd, llaiaa liar
btbarf.JanaWoaCll, lrlnf.Buaaa.
aaaanaa atik, ailv
r-irtiand
Albanr
Ar lri
1.t 1 lt oo a
Li e.fOta
III I L
kit
ra (Ar
Bnaatmrf
ia tni
Fao-riarf ako iM aA M f J!V.
aaaavaw, aa.a (SJ b--J tuiaJb aaa
Va waraa)Ua-af
U0Y3 oaV aaaaai akaraNl
-lItllL2aTikaaa-aaa
Iffl
a I
UKmii 9k0.f atcan Bmr)
Ural
fl I La I :0T
, lataBbB KiHI,
t" r a I L aTw.i r leas a
ItiralAr kaimnoa L l:flii
T:0taL Allawy Ar t:Vftra
IU a a I Ar Labanoa L 1:40 r
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Cars,
far Aeeaaaaaadatf af agaaadClaaa faaaea
era, ttlackaa ta CxpreaaTrata
aaa aide Mvlalaa.
BrrWEB rwHTLA ABB CBBALfclB.
At Ail maia-BAitr (EtiaptSanaajr,
T:u"a" a fu Portland Ar I JW r a
11:19 r a I Ar Conrallla t IW ra
axraan raAia bailv (Exempt Bandar.
4:4(1 rtlLr PnrUand Ar I :tO A B
I:Ur a J Ar MeMlnorllla Lv IM A a
T2irop:hi rJ7iclietM
T all point
EAST AKD SOUTH.
fat I tiif .r atUm rafrardlnj rate, nape.
aa Company
A cant at Al'auir
B P.
, EOOERB
blaiA2r
- 4tO.
P.and P.Ae
YAQUINA BAY ROUTB,'
o .
Oregon Pacific RaHroad,
T ' B
0OC41, Beeetver.
-o-
0r3fln PBvelopmaiifi To's Steamers,
Bhwrt Line) te Californlit.
Firmt-claae through pvwrntii and
relent line frem Port land ard all -oinU
tne wuimeii alley u ni from Man
rrmacUMO, Cat.
BoaU male mlow. connAclion at Alhan
r)th train of tbe Oregon Faclfl ftallroad
TIME gCHBDrB. aicapt gandr.)
!atT Albany li.Ti r. a,Lr raquina, 7:iK)A,a
iaav terrain 1 : s r . a . 1 ia uirvalll,lu:saA,M
Kttiff Taair.a. 4 US r. a. Amv Albany, 11:18 A. a
O. A C. trmlna poniifH't at Albanvand
'JorvaMU. The abovo trains oosneot at
laaotrut with tbe Oregon Development
oomj-ary'a uno r sieamahipe between
Ve)tiin and xkii TranciKco,
AINfj IKTEN .
aoa Taenia.
Willamette Vallur, DanVr 13. h , 22 id tU
WUlamatta VtMsr. Dsmbr t'.h ( ISth ; tnh.
The Compnv --rvB th ngnt to
fiBfeaallloj daUa "'thont notice.
f. B. Pawgpeia from PonUnd and
Vfllamette VaRey point en make elrwe
rmnoction with the train t the Yerjiilna
pota at Albany or Car vail la, and If !
fined to San l-Vanclnoo ahould arratifAto
Yrlve at Yanaina the evening before rtal
t mJioa'
arraateager aa rr-bt relet alwar Tite
La w ea(-
Tot iaformttla aiiljrta A R Ohmm, Frl(f ht and
fTakat Arant, Allianr, . UOI.lt,.
O T, r
liu.
Red CrownMills
.Kivi r;.. 1 uopr'
40 BAR a Re IRA
;ststora(;f Facilities.
If UKANHHOMETlMMi.
Th trifl bill Intioduced by Springer,
tnJ reported lavoikhlpf to the heme hy
the and mem committee, la una I
great ljjnl(lcnce. T Inulinf qhJ itrik
tnjr ttHtmr of f outu la o i ta tMatt
Mat it rrtOfHitt ik rijfku ami itrrttts 0
tkat grrttt My f American w'UfM Aapu a
ai ffmiNwert. There may be 100,000 wool
en manufacturer In the United SUtea.but
there are Ut-five million conanmera oi
woolen gooda. It wai McIkMnle'a pleat
are to provldd lor the Intere.tt o( the too,
000 manufacturer!, end to utterly Ignore
II the rlgh'.t and bene Alt of the ality.flve
n.llllon consumer. Springer prooaa to
reverie this vlclou legUUtlon by regard
ng the tntrieitt of .the conumcr, the
great mai of the people,
The way and meant committee wl'l re
port three unit diii u me nouie ourmg
the prncnt week. The measure to be
reported are the Springer free-wool bill,
the Di-yan fiee blnjmg twine bill, and the
Turner bill nlaclnn cotton tle, cotton
baslng and machinery for making the
me on the fr-e Hat. Th provUlona 01
the Springer bid, a finally approved by
the democrktlc committeemen, have been
Dubltshed. Springer, In captaining hit
bill, tald all wool, and hatband wn.te mat
ter are put upon the tice Hat AU watte
advanced beyond the condition of tcoured
wool, thoddy and mungo, are taied 3;
percent. The ra'.eton woolen and orated
ytmt are fi.cil for all valuet at JJ rer
cent ad valorem ; under the McKlnley act
the rtrt per pound and ad valorem are
equlvalint to from 103 to Jl per centum
I(ate on woolen and wonted cloth,
thiwU, knit fabric, etc., are flxeJ it 40
ner cent: the cquUaleni rate under the
McKinlev bill It not ttated under l! Item
but on woratrd the rate w from 90 to
146 per cent. Other rate not stated woul
vary from 91 to 3 Pr cent. Blanket,
hatt of wool, and fUnnele for underwear
are reduced from 30 to 3 j, from to 35
30 and from 40 to 35 per cent; under the
McKltilrv act the rate are from 7 J to 110
per cent. On woman' and children
dreit rood, etc.. hivlnif cutton waip, the
rate are Used at 35 per cent) under lb
McKlnley act they are over 6 per cent
On the tame with woolen warp, the ratct
are fUed at 40 per centt the equivalent
rate of the McKlnler actUoo to no per
cent. Ready-made clothing for nwn and
cloak, jacket, etc., for women are tUed
atdjper cent; the rate under the Mc
Kinley act tt 81 and 84 prr cent. Rate
on carpet of alt Uo4 f tjeJ 3 Pr
cent; Ihe equivalent rate under tna mc
Kinley act are from 50 to 81 per cent.
-The ratea are :et,,, Mil Springer,
"upon soodt to be uted by thr matte of
the people, and hlgheat upon th high
priced goodt to be worn by the more
wealthy clattet, tbe reverte of which wa
true under the McKinlev act. The aver
age rate In the pending bill will be be
tween 30 and 35 per cent, at agttntl 40
per cent In the Mill bill.
If Cea PA'rosr, Cov-rertr B.ta, Wot R
MotiUon, Sena'or Cailit e and Governor
Pttitofl with their f-itn lt, (4 oiih'y hott,)
thou'i' jo'n tugehvr to prtvent the nomina
tion of llill, in order thai oee of tbeii owe
aambcr night tccere tbe ptue, they could aot
do tech effective woik to that cad a IJUt and
bit hienJt la Ne Vo'k are doing, Tbe call
of Uie New Ycd Suite eonvto'.ioa to meet la
nid-via'er fur the eipretl putpoe of taking
taap jurfgmeot t tccure a tolid detrgitioa
for 1 1111 bat mid it irapouible to aecore hi
BnminatiM io tbe Dalbnil coaveoiiua. Tnere
will be too aatny Invert of fair play in that
convention for 11 ill to tecure 579 vote.
1 1 ill' defeat it acconjlithed Urgely by bit
owe overreaching. Clcv:aada defeat it probe
b'e. Ca:liIe, Garemort Pjtiitoo and Bolet,
Ota Palmer, E-jovinor Ctmbelt of Ohio
toi olber ar aow being qui t cttentively
ditcaued. Metewbile tbe lick of htrmoay
in Wathing'oa among detoocittt keept on
pace. If d'ttcntaioni and ttiifa prevail
when the eoaventiea meet a. Cbictgo party
leAdert mty be at earnett iu Ibeir deairet to
keep off tbe ticket a tome are eow lo get oa
it.
Sir Moreli Mtsken! houtehold -pentR
wete very great, lie kept tit teen
ervanU, betldet a private coa:h for hlm
elf and another for hi wife, and tpent
every cent of Ida (60,000 jeailr Income,
Both the dittf ngulahed Doctor and hla wife
were vety fond of toclety, and their home
In London wa the retort of brilliant peo
ple. It wa a rare thlog for a caller to
find them alone In the evening, and even
then they were In full evening drett, Mr
Mackenzie blazing with diT.0ndt. The
Doctor' three daughter are tald to be
very handtome girl and ail at fond of to
clety a tnelr parept were.
If, t now teemt Ukety, the national dem
ocratic convention thtll drop all New York
candidate, then, o abound tariff reform and
honekt-plaifoim, we believe that any one of
the folowing-ntnied nine gentlemen can unite
the factions, carry New York and be elected
pretiJent of the United States:
Gov Horace Boiet, of lewa.
Gov kobtrt E Patiiton, of Penntylvaoia.
Senator John M p liner, of Iliinoit.
Senator JohnQ Cailitle, of Kentucky.
Chief-Justice Mervilie W Fuller, of Ilii
noit. Sentior Arthur P Goimtn, of Maryland.
Gov William E Rime 1 1, of Mtttachutettt.
Gov Uiac P (Tny, of Indian.
Gov Leon Abbett, of New JerH-y. New
York WotV,
No protective orgtn ha yet undertaken to
explain why the administration bat contrtct
ed to give the Geiman minufacturert free
wool and tbe German people untaxed cloth
ing, ahi'e our own manufacturer are taxed
11 cent a pounj on wool needed lit admlxt
ur and our own people art taxed 49 cent
a p;unJ and 60 per cent in value upon their
clothing.
The French have placed to high a duty on
pork that the peop'e in tr.d tioond Parithtve
ben driven to the ute cf to 2 fieh in large
quantities Thrte people are prouctiontttt
and are thut attempting tofotte- the infant
pig industry. Tbey are taking vengeance on
the American faimer for the passage of the
McKin'ey bill. Thai does the evil that men
do live after them.
It i proper to ay that when von have
found a man who doesn't tee any difference
between tho democrat and republicana on
the tariff c,imntion aifd who undertake to
make pecple believe thi by making euch
(tatetnanta in thecolumnti of newnpapers so
called, or inQuasi public tpeoibos, you have
ff tnd one who i either a fool or ft diHbon
ett demaffoirue.' It it a safe rule to watch
tut b men.
The bouHe committee on the election of
president and vice-presudent asTd representa
tives in coni7:-a have aeei to report a
bill leaving the election of senators to tbe
people and confiTing the exclusive power
on thtt state legiHlutures to fix the time,
place and nnuiiisrof holding such ' election.
I'fMtl Bind, f)rfb!-it. K, l. Armntrong, I'rm.
. r-dut tinirti; if ttuijv, muii iafen of tuitlou,
BuKiiiefis. Shorthand,
Tyfrwrilwar, Penman Ji ip . and i-' iiglish Ih-wrfmrnti
TttLEaitAPHIO NEWb
Aewladleri
Piam.ii, Wtuh Feb 19, For anveml
ky kclnvpr nwimlk-r. in the jmrnna of a
Ritmll, lniiKllt'-iini'il iiutn who tWln in nior
money, the denomination of which 1m miu
iy inwtinnLii larjw numlier ovw tho ornfl
mUly cnirravivl flintw. hiw Inmn Piwratintf
in tin city. TI10 Uitwt victim ia urn pnv
twirtor of tlm t'liioatrn mcut nuurket, tit ,l!H
lltiird atnt ytirduy. Tho anuill man
went into Uio fmUhw hon and bonifht a
tnilcrlnin ttcivk, irivinirwhat puriwUni tj
U tv f 10 hill in piiymuut. llo wivt given
IU.C0 in cliunw, mill went away. Tim bill
turned up in the tloivrinu1 hriuo today and
wiw iroiinnniHHt bogne, Jt boil uttm ruim'ti
from n?J bill, '
It wa Leaded.
LtKN, Mrtwt Feb 10, While can-leiwly
toying- with a revolver tottay Williiim Lon
Ireunut oliot and intiuitly kil!i'l hie frietia.
Jmiiiw Fmry jr. lloth were witneaing tlie
"Wild Wont' ahow horo. mM as a twr
fonniTliud down hi 44-ciuir rcvolwr
Imiln'iraa liUkixl it un and branujiilmd it
U'fore hi cuum'a fiice in an innocent "port
lie tltd not know, however, that tho weniMin
wn IimuIihI, iind llien hi friend ientingly
uid, "Lot hor go." Londregiui pulUnl the
trlcuur and with a fuUd nmult. for the next
lnatunt hit coiuMinhm full to U10 mxr dead
Lou'lregim, who I frantic with griur. wua
1
liuol under arnwt.
, ricked) ran
Autouia, (r Feb 18. Tbe tli-um aclioon
er W II lliu-rixon arrived from Nentucca
thi niomintr with William McDonald and
John Kurh, trom the tcttiing achooner
Oecur and lUttie, of Victoria. They are
two of Uie uiree men in lonkimr for whom
Captain (Unit and three oilier men loat tlieir
uvea itiot luemhip. 1 hey knew tioluing of
Uie dwuater.
TaeaanB la II.
TAcoMA.WwbFtdj i.-flw t4Vgrpb
bring word Uuit Mia Mary, Uie eldeat
dniiifbUir orfhlef JuaUce arid Mr Fuller
hiu eoniHtiiimuted it romantic marriage in
rairopeby weddinir tolin aianiiiiiir. on
of ex-governor Manning, of rWmtb Carolina
Ihe mwiy made tmde ua attter of Wr
Hugh Wallaoe, of Tacoma, who ia enroutu
to California.
A fraeUeal Wr
La (liuktiK, tn Fub IS. Tbe farmer'
alliunce of thi county have adopUnl an ex
ceodlngty practlrnb) way of buttering tlieir
coiKiiuon, Anuiiia oi inoorporauon nave
botm QIihI for a ttock company whlub will
build and operate a flouring mill, Thi
mill will be of tuUlciont capacity to make it
an active competitor fr the purcbawe of Um
grain of the country, tiiu inauring to the
farmer at high a price for Utoir product
ua the nutrket will junufy.
Wedt'OSfkr Tele.
WAkiiiKofoif, Fb !. Hy peraUtont
fighting, JU'prejamUitivQ llonniuin obtain
10.000 IncnMBS for the Balom publie build
Ing. I ne committee but wek atfrnea on
t-'M).000. Mr Hermann declined to acretit
thia, and the bill waa reooraiiiitted to the
anb-committee, which eave him HO.OoO
nu re, lliia action waa confirmed by the
whole cmumittne thi morning and a report
ordered made for W,0u0 to the bouse, lite
Bdlaiu Lill i enly Uie fourth bill o far re-
ported.
kaaadt flahy,
W4mB0TQS. Feb IS.fTherB w a ttory
doating armmd town today whh'h i' evt I
dently being cireulab'd for Uie purr of
enrournging the friimdt of " Mr Ulaino to
maku tkltvminod fight in tbe primariea,
toon to be r. .. "d elect d'legafAi who are
frbtndly to biin in Um coming convenUon.
The Ury gne that Maine baa partially
cnnimteI to thi. end it ia bawd on the at
biffed fut that HarrUm and bit friemU
f'irced lilaine to make bit dm lination. Tbe
l"b arlieme, which the anU-IIarrioo tw-u
are aaid to bo working, ito have delegated
for favorito ton in nnarlv every Ub, and
(hi di'legutw will be lilaine men. who
trill atand firmly by their own candilab-
bntii tnry demooatrate the fact that 1'reai
dtit Ilarriwon cannot be renominated, and
then lilaine into be aprung nnon Uie con
vention and aeni Uirough with a hurrah.
4 fk rti rtect.
WAtittKiTOB. Feb IB. "If the amend
ment to the eonttitution, which I projxxw,
U adojdel, tba niemlr of the ttmnte of Uie
United Htame will be chosen by Uie dirott
vote of the free people of the aeventl ttato ,
and it will be what it never ha yet !n
the popular branch of the congrtw of Uie
United Stated." Theae were the word
uaed by Stmator Palmer, of lilinoia, in bit
tpeech in the eenate today, urging Uie elec
tion of Unitl State aenator by tbe popu-
lar vote, and bit arraiigenwit of the upper
bona of congrea aa a non-popular loly,
wae, in hi Unguage. not ofum benrd by
Ue venerable ruemlirrtof that digntllod aa
aembly.
TBI . r. lajaartla
Pohtlaxd, Feb 17. Mr John P Fay, an
attorney of Seattle, ba began euit in Uie
United Stated circuit cot jt here in behalf
of land ley Smith, George le Keein and
Joaeph barton, who own about f.1,000,
000 worth of lionda of the Oregon Pwifie,
againxt Clonel TK Hogg, Job and Wil
liam McKay, sberiJ of lien ton county, to
enjoin Uie aberiff from delivering the cer
tiheate of tbe tale to Hogg or J,b or any
one eb.
The complaint it a aomewbat volumlnou
document and alleirea fraud in different
form and ak that Job and Uogg be en
joined from demanding; or receiving from
Sherill Maekay the certificate of aale, or, if
it it isMied, to restrain them from aaaigning
tho tame to any one, and to enjoin Markay
from iiwuuig aaid eertificate to Job or Hogg
or to any oliier perton at their aolicitation,
and ask that, on a b ijal hearing of the cae,
Uie court will dtclare tiutt the aaid Job
purtluMed Uie property for tbe joint benefit
of the plaintiff and other bondholders, and
declare a trust, in their favor and to oruVr
and decree that Job and Hoinr aball proper
ly take and assign the aaid certificate of
tale or other evidence of title to whoever
Uie court may appoint to receive it.
tsasd WtrtU Anyway.
Wamiisotok, eb 17. The nub-committee,
to whom the foreign affair commit
tee referred several Russian Hebrew reso
lution! introduced in the house, has reached
an agreement upon the following resolution
w ne reporter :
Keeolved, that tbe American People,
through their aenator and representative
in cojigres awmmed, no hereby expres
tj-mpatliv for Kssian Hebrew and their
depressed condition, and hope that the Kan
tian government, however, with which Uie
United State alway has been on terms of
amity and good will, will mitigate aa far at
possible the decree lately issued respecting
them, and the president it requested to use
hi good office to induce Uie government of
iiussia 10 mitigate tata decree.
A f bippiKg Obi Age
Ciiatuam, Ont Feb, ... 17,Rev NHE
Martin, who for the past fifteen year ha
been pouter of the Lewig Episcopal church
here, wa to have been married last night
to Mia Kitchen, a prominent member of
hi flock. The guest had assembled and
all waa In readiness for the ceremony, but
tne bridegroom came not. Investigation
revealed the tact that he left the city Satur
day last, tince which time no tiding have
been received from birn. The sensation
caused by hia disappearance wa added to
today by the announcement that ho wa en
gaged to be married to Mise . Delraage,
another member of hia church, and also to
Mis Sarah Donet, a farmer' daughter.
Died r Jny'"
Chicago, Feb 17. Mr Catharine Baker,
widow of a veteran of 1812, and a pension-
ar. fliarl tn1(TinIv sif. TTf rvsnrtl ; vaulafrlnw
aged 88 year. A few day ago she received
a letter from one ot ner sons, whom she Lad
not seen for thirty years; telling her he wa
coming home to visit her,' Th good new
caused her so much joy that she grew very
nervous. Yesterday her son sent her a dis
patch that he would be with her in a few
hours. When the message wa read to her
Mr Haker fell down and died. Her eon
reached the house soon after.
Allowance for Lebanon
Wasiiikotox, Feb 17. Representative
Hermann has secured a clerical allowance
for the postoffice at Lebanon, in Linn county
Or, and an equally generous allowance for
Hums, in Harney county.
Know In England '
Lojfpoiy, ft& ??. The snow storms which
have prevailed, -recently throughout the
United Kingdom have increased in severity.
In several places in tba south wpsb'rn - part
of England the snow w sever?;! feet dump,
iinuiv accidents are reported from various
Fatted the Beaal.
WAKittKOToS, Feb 19. BetwUrt Alien'
blli appropriivting f 100,000 (or tho purchuKe
of a aitrt and the ertK-tiim of a public luild-
ina nt iiteoma, Wttih, wwied the aenute
ttwluy witliout objection frointhn deniorVntt.
Whut it fwt, or Unit of tho bill for build
Ingti In Koiittlo and HiKikime, in tho houae
will t it not known. Hut it it doiibtful if
they tuiH by Objwtor llolman ithd hi ait-
iplwi.
Wfcltevt Blnrk.
LoviMTtbtK, Feb 10. Rioting between
Uie white and negroe it fmirod new Fat-
IttKburir. A nutnlier of wliib were rwent-
Iv ditehiirmxl bv UieOliio HigHwidy rail
road on aeraunt of trotiuio witnuin neirnx.
. lie white were no incensed Unit they gtive
a band 01 acvcmy-nve negroe wnming w
littve or lie whtptied. 1 he negrott art) urm
ing thomaelve and a riot i probulilo.
After Bate Ball.
8ai.km, Feb 19, lnbaaebiill circle tbe
outlook today i bright for perfecting the
orgiiniwttion of a 110.000 atoi k company to
lupport Kitlem In the raoitui iiorthwrwi
lenguo. Mr Lytle arrived from Portland
tli in evening and a llnal ennviia fortlte ttix k
will 1 nimle tomorrow, I horo it no longer
any doubt that nulmn will aviul heraelt of
thi opportunity to huve leagtio bull.
ma bi iirma axblvib a.ioiiatib.
Tbo annual meeting of the Albany
Duildlng A Loan AmocUUou was held
last evening, with a good attendance of
stockholder. The Secretary read bl
report. The profit cf an aiaoeiation
gradually Increaaea toward tbe end of a
aerie to that a report for tbe first two or
three years does not show the complete
altuation but the showing Is an excel
lent one, and indicates that tbe length
ot the aeries will be about 100 months.
The rate of earnings lia been J6 per
rent per annum ior tne three year, and
percent ior tne mat year, roiiow
ing i the subttance of the report 1
jncitm.
On hand last statement 4417.00
Dues 11004.70
Interest on stock loan
Entrance and expense account
10.20
Tax account.
218.40
Fines and transfer fees
. 1
I4O.0
.30
Htock loans paid.
Personal accounU...
1.00
8.00
113089.19
.$ R910.7A
Riant'BtaMKNrs,
I urn.. ........... ,
ti i t. .1 . . 1
v lliiufswai. ..... ,,.,..-
Expense account..
Interest....
In, premium....
Balance on band...............
2007 02
333 40
8.00
20.00
1418.07
113089.1,
Mnttt'aeas,
Loan in force . ,
1 . . L 1
,4S30000
1411.07
Fixtures ,
Due from member..,
Tax account.
100 00
3.14.32
04.00
130418.99
UABIUma.
Unearned interest.... l.l3t5.M
Duo membert on loans..., 1004) 33
314341. CO
,.336173.30
Net re sources..... ,.
Net profit for the year
THd kEBIES,
Ma I uraa raorrrs vali'b ivrL
1 $ 35.00 f 8.47,3 41 47 20.634.04
2 ?s.00 e.ld 34.10 2,029.00
3 34.00 4.7ft 3S7fl 1.467.10
4 21.00 4.07 25.07 7S3 3
3 18.00 2.47 17 47 S1I.02
12.00 1.90 13.00 707.W
7 600 4J 049 133 31
Undivided profit 2.08
Total value ...1.175 30
HBTHKB tiSBNE.
A large and interested audience greet
ed the Motnet Goote entertainment at
the pera l.oute last e.k. Old
mother goote . me.odlet weie ret re
sented a lib renewed seat and original
Idea. Under the splendid management ot
Mr II J Uopklnt, It wa presented in a
manner that pleaaed ail. Un the curtatnt
rlalng A B akal appeared a LltUa Boy
Biue with bit horn, heralding in mother
gooae, and her tlx little attendant. Mitt
Adce Moaee, who performed her part at
maater of the ceremonlc with good elocu
tionary ability, 8 N Steel appeared at
Ring Cote with Fortmliler, tVyman and
Prlchard a fiddler. Velle Irving wa
Mlatret Maryi Maud Croaby, Hot Croat
Bunt; Ida Me wart, Nancy Eulcoat;
Marguerite llopklna a Bo Peep; Tiny
Monteltb a Mother Hubbard bad a erU
oua time with her dog ; Cliat Cutlck, Mr
Palmer and V Prlchard were Ihe three
wlte men; Frankle llopklna with the shoe
full of children ; Mr Conkllng had a teri
ou lime wheeling hit wife, Mite Flora
Mason ecro the stage; Ml Lee Prat her
twept ihe tklea; Will Lyon went lo tit
Ive with seven wive In good style; Tho
Overman jumped over the candle ttlck.
Then appeared Ora Dubrullle aa Ml
Muffet ; Mi Gray a the egg woman;
Fannie Reynold at Ihe farmera wife; Mr
Taylor and Mlaa Ptclffer at Jack and Jill;
Mra Montellh at the woman wth bellt;
Mr Gondii at Polly with a kettle; Mr
Renneratklng counting money; Mlt
Clark a the queen and Mitt Emltt, the
maids Ole Toblcton a the ten o'clock
scholar; Chat Montclth a Wee Willie
Winkle i Mr J Wilton at Simple Simon,
captivating the audience; Mr Ccnkling a
the Piman; Mlt Warner aa crott patch;
Mr Rob Strong at Tom the Piper 'a ton:
Dr Ball a the nobleman ; Lena Mi'thall
at the queen and Kophle Houck, Belts
the lad ; An.ta Ilouck at golden lock;
Vetta Wallace was very cute a Little
Lord Fauntleroy; Eva Cowan a Little
Red Riding Hood; Lillian HacUeman a
Maude Miller; Geo Morchoute a the
judge; llattle Galbralth a the beauty and
a beatt; the Pipe' children at the babe In
the woods; Fannie Cobb'edlck a Mary
and the lamb; Lid a Galbialth i the
GodJem f Liberty; Jack pmlley and Mr
uverman a ueorge ana Manna watn
Ington, and thirteen ttate represented by
thirteen !l tie glrlt. Then the dog barked
and tne oeggar came to town in tne
shape ol the Apollo club, who were
heard In two metodlet, enthutlatilcally
applauded.
The participant then descended to the
hall and went through tome pretty eyolu
tlon. exhibiting their peculiar tottume
to good rUcct, after which an hour or
two wa (pent In sociability.
The expense were only $3-13.40, being
3300 lor becretary'a eaiary, Zo lor rent
and 33,40 for advertising.
The following officers were elected : F
P Nutting, O II Stewart, Maurice Sen
ders, DrJPWallce. K Washburn, II
Farwell, H Bryant, W 8 Thompeon and
II F Merrill, directors. J L Cowan, E W
Lintrdon and E N Condit.auditors.
2000 was loaned to M V Leeper at 59
months interest and fouu to jotin Ander
son at. the same rate,
The eighth series was ordered opened
and considerable stock liaa already been
sold In jt.
A meeting of the directors wai held
this morning at 9 o'clock, when the fol
lowing officers were elected; C II Stew
art, President; II Bryant, .Vice-President;
Jay W Blain, Secretary; W 8
Thotnpaon, Treasurer r J N Duncan, At
tornev ; H Bryant, F P Futting and De J
P Wallace, finance committee. Mr Mer
rill declining to qualify ns director T L
Wallace waa unanimously elected 10 811
tbe vacancy. -
DIED.
PORTER. At hit residence In Har
rltburg, Tuetday, February 16, 189s, W
D Porter, at the age of 80 yeart,8 month
and 10 day, after an 111 nest of teveral
montht.
"Uncle Billy," at Mr Porter wat gener
ally ca led, crossed the plaint in 1853, and
settled on a ranch three mtlea from Har
rlsbnrg where he-lived until he came to
reside in the city which place continued to
be his home. " -
Three children Mrs D S Busey, Mrs M
Cunningham and Mist Maria Porter are
left lo mourn his less,-
The funeral service were held at the
Christian church yesterday morning under
the auspices of the Masonic fraternity, of
which deceased was an honored member,
The remains were laid to rest in the Ma
sonic cemetry three miles north of town.
mams,
Spokane Review: Fred Gebhart. at the
age ot t$ I a mental, moral and phytlca!
wreck. He bat upon hit face the lmpret
of dlttlpatlon and the mark of age. Hi
19 4 .... B ta. a.
nntr i gray, nil pearu wiute, lilt eye la
dull, and bit manner that of extrerre
wearlnet aod profound despair. The
fear of parel bang over him, and he htt
been tent to 'lie Neciey ineiltute bv bl
alter( there ta be guarded by attendants,
and reformed, If poatlble, against hit will.
Tht It tuch an Inventive .two Hint thev
even Invent aheep counlcrt. We lear.i
Mr John Inabam hat Invented a theen
counter tnat It quite original and a great
helper sy the tsugene Kcultter, It I to
arranged that the thce,p have to go Into
ine pen une at a time aim wnen mey are
ail In a gate drop and thui them In. ft
can be adjusted for any number of sheer.
W Lair Hill, recently appeared a at
torney at The Dalle In the case of Avery
and Alfred MvpHe, who were jointly
Indicted for the crime of assault and rob
bery of an old man named Chamberlain.
Averv pleaded guhty and wa sentenced
lo three year' Imprisonment In the pen!
tentlary, Metptle' trial excited great
Interest, Mr 11(11, who appeared for
Metptle, made an able effort In behalf of
hi client. At the dote of the evidence
the general imprrttlon wa that a verdict
of guilty would be returned. However,
Mr lllll addressed the jury for two hour
with Micu telilrg effect that the jury came
In with s verdict of acquittal. An effort
I being made lo have the verdict tet
aaid. Mr lllll ha been for year a friend
of the family.
Manufacturing a patened article for
one's own viae la art infringement aa
much as if manufactured for aale, a fact
generally misunderstood-
ftcio. Linn eounty, la soon to be again
lighted by electricity, Ex. Our live
neighbor lias been iignted uy eiectricuy
for about a yean but tbe lights went
out with the mill fire, and new ones are
being secured.
tlThere is no greater mistake in a buel.
neas sense, than the attempt to get
something for nothing. It won't work,
a waa demonstrated In the thi rand ease.
Don't ever try to got free advertising.
Better pay for it.
Tbeae patent outside newspapers are
very live aiialrs. They have Just got
down aa late as the campaign In New
York last fail between Flower and Fas-
sett, and are giving the candidate
picture on account of the election to
come off. Tbe old fashioned ox teams
could knock out these modern patents
in a speed race.
Key Mays, editor of tbe Pomeroy In
dependent, thus announced: "The
enemies of this papt-r, who do it an in
jury because it xpoaa t,ei, corruption,
am, one by one, being removed by lliui
who presides over the destinies ot worlds
and reward every being as is iuitt and
proper." Let the enemies ui hottest
paper generall1 take warning.
Newspaper men are often entltuaiasta
In gardening and agricultural purauite,
la which thev some times display great
proficiency, fiofer, ot the Kalem Journal,
Is a strawberry fiend, and Ira Campbell,
of the Kogene Guard, has juat set out 20
acres in prunes, may be mentioned as
examples of what can be done with hoes
as well as with shears and pencil.
Seattle is shocked over learning that
she pays about Stfjoo per month for Uie
water with which the milk supply of
tbe town is adulterated. Tbe inspector
baa recently condemned a number of
wagon-bid of adulterated milk in that
city, and it is thought tbe practice will
be broken up shortly. One of the milk
men therehe has two ranches is an
old school mate of tbe Man About Town,
wbo'ii wager a gallon of cream that be
waan't in the adulterating villainy, un
ices he has gone back on his boyhood
honeaty, and a friend says he has not ;
but deals out only the pure article.
The following very candid item Is
from the McMiunvUlo Telephone Regis
ter : Jos lloberg has completed thv
school census and now has a mass of
interesting matter. The total popula
tion ot the city actually is 1T03, in round
numbers, actually 1800, in bragging
number a to induce people lo come here,
and to oe aa a statement of greatness
we have 3000. He finds that the total
number of Bctod children is C41, being
an increase ' ver hut year of 41.
Albany it the only place south ot Port
land big enough for Hobby Uaylor to slop
off at. Ite hi a big town man. Thlt city
thoutd show lu appreciation by.glvirg
him a big nou.e.
This continues to be an inventive age:
C J Dante, of llillsboro, has invented a
machine that will saw and split wood at
the same time. It is claimed for the
machine that it will split into stovewood
fifteen cords of four foot wood sawed
into sixteen inch lengths in ten hour.
Two men and two horses are required to
Operate rhe machine. 1
After aU Oregon has some pretty seri
ous wind storms, aa can easily be appre
ciated by reading only a part ot one of
Hon T T Ueers effusions which are
sweeping like a tornado over some parts
of the valley, causing disaster to weak
nerves. Geer is gradually writing him
self to death, and the sooner the better.
Three Bay iiraee
' '" ,
Spatial to Pix T,
Cobvallis, Or, Feb. 20th. Colonel
I Intra ia here. Sale ot road not yet con
firmed. Sheriff made demand for the
million dollars today, but they plead
three days grace.
BEAt, ESTATE SALES, .
J L Hill to I P Chesher, 4 hits,
blk 4, 11 's add to bodaville.t 200
00
8 A Gentry to J L Uouey, 4 lots,
blk 1,N Brownsville
Columbus Jones to Melvina
Fletcher, 300.40 acres, 12 Vv
3
8 A Gentry to J L Coney K 0'
two lots.K's add to Lebanon.
J W Stanley to T Strokmeyer, 0
. aciea 11 W 2
O&CRRtoJM Knight, piece
land 15 W 2....;
Anna B Berry toMikellagan, 40
acres 9 ES
JL Miller to TM Munkere, lot
112, Scio.....
J K Kirkpatrick to C A Elson, 2
lots, Lebanon
Max Friendly to Trees & Blake-
ly, river lots and 30 acres 12
W ;
Brownsville B & L A t Mrs N E
Waters, 1 blk G's 2nd add..
J C f iropson to M V Bllyeu, lot
01,8cio....
W B Kirk to Andrew Glass, 23
feet front, Brownsville ....
600 00
4340 00
78 84
130 CO
'
894 40
800 00
100 00
259 00
fjOO 00
400 00
sko on I
200 00
Total ,
.8U1 24
For bargain in monument", headstone
'o.,goto E W AohlsonACo,Alhny,OrcgoB
- With hi new bakery Conrad Meyer it
able to offer old and new outtomer evtry
thing,flrstolas in baked gondi.
Whkrb to Gbt Thbm. When wanting
an organ ar piano call on Blackman &
Hodge where you. aan telTt from a
firt clat ttock. ,
Thefjiliairiaal" a. :ii ol iiW ou
thalr entire liae of mitte and ohildren'
aaady made drettet below out. Call and
taonra a bargain,
flORJf.
KLEIN. On Saturday morning, Feb.
20,l892,to Mr and Mrs Job Klein an 8 lb
boy, iSol. AU doing wen.
SPERLING GAY.- -At tbe reaidence
of the bride's parents, in Crawfordaville,
on Wednesday, February 17, 181)2, C L
Snerling of i-latrisburg, and Miss Anna
NUliU Aa AKBBAB
TlIt'RSUAY.
Albtny la getting al oot big enongh for a
book biudery. . -
Corry enanty paid tba fir at ate taxes.
$1200. Tb;itst aie.fteti flrrt.
A ! ail If agua lhi year will probably
ot.tt vt lVitisiid, Srattln, Tacoma.
Spokane, Walla Wall and Salem.
, Milk tell at Fore it Grove for 18 entt a
eollurtf at , Albany fer 2 ocbUj Off goo
'by30onti -Petidletnn 40 eatit and at
Eot!i.e for 20 cent, Neat.
There will i.e a stallion show at Brownt
Viils m rriday, Marob 2Jlh. erid-f the
msam)it of P.rownyill lAv Stock
Annotation,
Kntpp, Burroll ACo hv just opeted a
braiieh Ik ute in Mabim. Ibis firm started
ot In Alhtnv fifteeu or twnity ago,
and h jost got around to tome of the
small tnwr.a.
Adirpatdi from Ytquio Wy Is
tn Ilia
trTeo tht Captiin Uarratt ar:d foor seamen
of the setliiiK ho(iner Otear ai.d Hattie
were drowned yesterday, while attemnting
to land ia a tmall boa. at Naatecot. Whan
near th shore the boat waa capved, and
all wr drowned. The ctptald and hi
rnto tha toViower in search rS aavrn
der4-rt who bad taken a boat and left the
veaaDi,
Face Btia Nan. Tblt morning Odell
Comb wag starting a fire In hi fsthei't
wood tw cnulne. uainir benzine, when It
natneu in rut lact naill
ly burning It, and a
fill keep him from
well bit handt. It w
work for aomeilme.
Ox rug Wat, A car load of rait and
material for the carrier on the anor.'.Ach
to the bridge, arrived last nigh, the first
of twenty-! cart now on the way, the
tmpping recclptt for which Mr Ed Btone
the superintendent ha lust received.
Car toad of material wilt now begin ar
riving dally and a bridge will be teen on
our river front almost before we know It.
A Srt'tiEMT Dinn.Tlilt noon a dele
gation of student from the State Agri
cultural college, were In the city on their
way to Gettklt, with the body of Ernett
Miller, whote parent reside In the latter
city. He wa taken with the grippe about
a week aso. resulting In typhoid pneumo
nia, from which he died, aged 23. He wat
In the junior year and was a young man
welt liked, a good ttudent.
IsttTALiATiov cr Orrtcea. Lat
night Columbia Division No. 4, of Uni
formed Rank of Knight of Pythias,
Installed the new officer, under charge of
Major Geo W Hochstedler. Following
are tha new officer:
W M Paiker, Sir Kt Captain
W A McClaln, Sir Kt Lieutenant.,
David Llnk.S'rKt Herald.
U G llajne. Sir Kt Recorder.
P II Marahail. Kir Kt Treasurer.
C. E Proput, Sir Kt Guard.
John Itoin, jr Sir Kt Sentinel.
A IxjuscTio Gaxtd. Last night
Judge Dcady granted an Injunction at
Portland retlralnlng temporarily the sale
of the Oregon Pacific, which wat ta be
completed on Saturday, ihe jh inaiant
The petition wat made by t tc New York
bondholder. This show that all the talk
about there having been a compromise
wa ill feunded, and that there hht been
lot of talk on a sandy f undaion. Col
Hogg arrived In Corvalilt Ut night, and
the outcome will be watched with great
Interval. People generally are tired of
tpeculation founded on no Information at
all, and hi Ihe future will watch only for
lactt, ana pay nine a'tention to rumor.
There It a general fcellne, llnujh. that
tbe matter will be settled and tbe road go
aneaa.
Axo-nia W akurbsr. Lat night
mn arrived In Albany on the Portland
local, Alio appeared to be either Intane or
Intoxicated. He wandered off toward
the Eastern part of the city and wat fished
out of the ditch about 10 o'clock and taken
bareheaded to the Franklin Houte. The
attention of Marshal Heftmin wa called
to the cite and he hunted the man up and
found that he undoubtedly had been on a
tpree. Hi name It W G Graham.and he
rcakie at Ettt J ortland, where he hi a
family. On hit person wat $135 and a
gold watch, which the Marshal placed in
aafe keeping for him. A dispatch from
Eatt Portland asked that the money be
tent to hit family ; but of course there wat
no authority lor thlt. The man assert
that be watn't Intoxicated; but be un
doubtedly wa.
VEUIAT-
Tbe ona.t taM,er Go II Chai.ce acoma
to be having bad .tick. Kb baa jutt ran t B
a bar stesr Elnrea. , etuting soma damage.
Mr W T Heart ha moid bit interest id tbe
Albany Iron Worm, and tmkieg arranga
nt nit to jaoa to I'onlaod, where be wilt j,o
into tbe wooj bein.
Mr F W Blcml erg bat the agency for tha
Cotamhi t.ioj' jla, wbiub ha no aapcrtor.
Those dntiring to tee a model bicvele ahooid
examine the on jnct puroiiaaed tor M its
Clara Head.
One of tba busiest titer In Albany ia the
talnrina department of tbe L V. i'i'ia Cloth
ing Co. under charge ot Mr rkhifabr. Jutt
now tbtt department ia tusked with work
iih numerous order ahead.
Tha law I'-rm of Walton ft Sklpwnrth ba
teen retained by the defendant ta the
divorce cam of Mra Nrliia tfladdeo v S C
Sladdn. Tha out wit not be tried until
th Jane Urm of the circuit eourt. Euaea
Guard
At a meeting of th rrpoblieao central
oommittB yesterday afternoon the coon'y
enavenUon wa tet for Wednesday, March
30th. at )0 a. m., and tha primnriee for
March 35th, at 1 eblook. There will be 90
delegates to the convention .
From all report ii is said the Olympia
quartette teem aaabie to atitfy tbe aadt.
eneea nightly with their anlnotim io tbe
a ootid aot of "Sport MoAUister," for to do
to they would have to ting all night. Thi
exoellent company will be teen at tbe opera
nt.ua tomorrow uigni.
Mr Kendall, of Portland, i iq tbe city
establishing a branch dyeing honte, for
which ha ha rented the Hyde building op
posite Stewart & Sox'. It will be rnn by
a orotner in-law. intra oegtit to be
good field bora for inch a basinets.
Mr We Maple ba old hi farm between
Albany and Corvallia to Mr W II Hanni
bal Consideration, $3500. The phto is
a good one, contiiting cf 100 seres, and Mr
Hsunihal is aaid to be a live, industrious
young farmer, just from San Jose, and one
who will help build up the country.
All tbe mmbera of the Freuuh flinltry
have tendeted their reeignationa to Presi
dent Carn.-.t. The oause of the resignation
waa the action ot tbe ohambar of donutiet in
connection with tha bill dealing with asso
ciations, Captain E J Ltnning, a prominent besi
de mm of Albany, was in town today, He
tay that aa taw E It Lackey in Albany on
tbe 2ud of February, down towr that be
tpk to Mr Luckey and tsked bim bow
long he wa going to remain lu town. He
antwered that he would only remain a faw
miuntes Eugene Guard.
A Gukat Attbaction today has been
an automaton clown fiddling, running
his tangOe out and rolling hia eyes, in
Matthews & Washburns. They are also
offering some attractive bargains, and
are an attraptjye flrm geneialfy.
SATURDAY. 4
Feb. 22. WaahlngWa b.rthday. will b
observed aa a holiday by tbe publio school.
The Oregon Paoifio is building a baggaga
room near it ticket offbt, a ppg needed
improvemeot. v .
The Oregon PiciBo tclay liqnidated with
it employee fir Ootobsr, leaving four
month due.
Look ont for Bonn move to got a piaaofc
the publio school. The pupil and teacher
are getting quite anxious for ane.
At tha reoent teachttr exsmioatioa 9 re
ceived first grade oertiHoatna ; 12 second
grade; 19 third grade aod 12 failed,
Tha memorial to oongress for an appro
priation for a continuation of improvements
at Y equina Bay wa received by N C
fllanchard, chairmau of the committee on
Rivers And Harboit. the same being ac
knowledged ia a (otter to the president of
tbe board of trade, Mr G W Wright, ;
Several oeelis ago a Oslea'.ial cimb!r one
Sabbttn afternoon reoeived a buhet in afoot
from a rtvolver in the usual mysterioua way.
They sent to Portland fir a Chinese surgeon,
who oortainly must bava possessed some
kind of a charm tor th Celostial is able to
walk en tbe Injured toot,
Tbe DiaocRAT regrets hating been unable
to attend tho leetnr of Rev W H Jtnuings st
the Study hall of the Pollock Stavens Intai
tute, in Bunniagham, Ala,, on Feb J'2, to
the yonng ladies of the Hippocronean Liter
ary Society, an iavitation for which his
inea reeeivtfd from our former townswoman.
A tood sised audienoe greeted Mand
Granger last rening,d were .awarded with
a theatrical treat of mnt, Tb Creole
bring out Mis Granger wonderful tno
tional power to great adranU.e, Her
tnpport is uncommonly strong, Mr
Clarence liaedyside ( partionlarly tslcnted
in bis part of George bohsmelj while Jay
Hunt doe th oomedy as Potain ia a man
ner that captivate tbudiDC,
Will ii SUrk, 11 jewelers.
Fresh crisp celery at Allen Bros,
Tbe best roast coll re in tbe city at Conitd
wuyre
Rave joo tried F E Allen' tea, if not,
why tint
Have you triml thit idea! ioa.t oi.ff ie at
FKAten', If not, why not.
' Exirafin California (trained hon-y at
Conn ft tlendriusoo's.
C inn ic I fsndrio-.on't prion are low-r
than vr. Givethsm a call.
ljtm Y Ht-ediicsoa ia tbe place to gM
yoor garden reed and on'on tet.
llals h.ir Senettrr contain the natural
food and color-matter for tbe bair aod
modbjiiial herba lor t -e scalp, earing ray
ne, balilnesa, dai at uff.and acalp sores. ,
Tub Oa scoKpAciric, There was b
report that tbe sale of the Oregon Pacific
wa confirmed at Orvalll by Judge Pipe
yesterday; but this prove unfeunded.
Col. Hogg wa een on the streets of Cor
vallU last evening. The result of the mat
ter It being watcbeJ with great Interest.
Joint I Iran. An old pioneer tells the
Dkuockat that John D Hard, who died
at tbe insane asylum yesterday, did not
come to Albany until aa late as looo,
instead of in 1849, and that there was
quite a town here then, which, of course,
negatives the statement made in tbe
Salem paper that he worked on the first
house here. He was in the aaylum atxtut
two years.
A Ma, I toast. The gray dray team
ol Al Baylor.VOtran away this forenoon,
causing a very exciting time for half an
hour. One of tbe horse became tern
porartly insane and was absolutely un
controllable, finally rearing and tearing
away irom several men and escaping
down Broadaibin street. Ilia legs were
badly braised. There waa little other
damage.
Marlon Har'andhas written for the
next nnmber of Harper's Weekly, pub
lished February 17tii, an account of tbe
historic town of Williamsburg, once the
capital of Virginia and a centre of
colonial magnificence and fashion, now
interesting chiefly for ite reminiscences
and it old-time mansions "where gboets
walk." It is tbe place where lived Mary
uary, tne nrst love 01 the lather ol onr
country; and Mrs Tlarland relates some
interesting facts concerning the affair in
which younz Waahimrton fbet his heart.
1 but about which history is silent. The
article will be handsomely illustrated.
Tbe editor of tbe Times Mountaineer
gets oQ tbe following Bill Nve idea: A
doctor will sit down and write a pre
scription ; time, five minutes; paper and
ma, rents; and the' patient pays Si,
15 or (10, as the case may he. A lawyer
writes ten or twenty lines and gets from
$10 to SiW from his client. An editor
writes a half-column nuff for a man. re
quiring more Intelligence and erudition
man either ol the former, pays a printer
$1 for putting it in type, prints it on $7
worth of paper, and surprises the pa Ced
man if he makes any charges.
I'ofie Io gives the U S the following
pan: "ine United Males, winch con-
stttutefl a repnbhc, grows greater "very
day despite the drawbacks incidental to
their boundless liberty. There, too, the
Catholic church develops without clash
ibg with tbe state. The two powers act
in periect harmony, where neitner tn
fringe on tbe rights of tbe other.
Liberty is indeed the base and the foun
dation of relations between tbe civil
powe and religious conscience. The
cr.urch aspires before all to.libertj."
NoTtiiii SvccKir Li Sfccxu."
Why are we tbe eaoM tuccewful fitm in lb
dry good trtde 1
Because we bac the largest and best se
lected stock lorhoote from.
'We are now receiving new and seasonable
good bargains ia winter goods,
Cloakt at lett tbta cost.
We are sole agent for Butterick pattern!.
A full line of ladies and children 't shoe.
Give ut a call. W. F. Read.
Mombtto Lbax. I have meney ia
euros of $500 to $20,000 to loan on im
proved farm lands in Linn and Benton
conaties, st lowest current rates. Kb
delay In furnishing the money.
U ti 151 bkhabt,
Real estate agent, Albany, Oregon. .
ljtdia, do yna with yoar bair to atay
earl, if o get a bottle of ?ro-ich ca-line
Mm Hvman'
it
a-
Look Hebb a Moment. I have some
of tbe choicest residence lota In Albany
fcr tale, term to reasonable that anybody
can buy and own a home of hi own by
paying a small payme.it down and small
montuly payment tnereatter unUI all la
paid for. ior further Information call at
ihe ornce. corner and and Boadalbin at.,
opposite Democrat office.
UK vi W MaSTOW.
CATARRH CURED, health and awatt
breath aeonred by Skiloh'a Catarrh tamedy.
Price. g0 eeott . - Kaaal In jeetor free, ;
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION.
KOTICB is hereby given that on the
lib day of March, 1892, between the
bourartf 1 o'clo k p "1 nd 7 o'clock p m
of sJd day. an tloilon will be held In
th precincts f Weat Alkany, Albany,
Central Albany and East Albany.ln linn
eonnty. Oregon, for the purpose of elect
Ing delegatea to the Democratic County
Convent'on.
Tba polling place In Weat Albany pre
cinct will be in the Circuit Court room.at
tbe Court House, In said West Albany
Freoict, and Hufu Tbompeon, Martin
Payne and B W Cundlff are the Judges
of such election.
The po'llng plaos iu Albany Ptaclnot
will be the County Caurt Toosn at the
Court House, in said Albany proeinot.and
O P Cesbow, p s Smith and A fenders
wt;t peinewuogBs oraucn eieetioa.
Tbe polling plaoa in Central Albay
Precinct will be at the office ot tbe Albany
firmer' Wareoute. ia aaid nreoinet. and
Frank Farrell.John I torn and Jason Wheeler
will be th ifuuee of sueh election.
The polling pls in East Albany Precinct
wui be at tbe old Cannery, in said precinct.
and E J O Conner, G W Willi and R L
Bark hart will be th Judaea of suoh election,
The number ot delegatea to be elected at
such Primary election it a follow: In
West Albany precinct, 4; in Albany Pre-
einet, 5; in Central Albany, 4, and in Eaat
Albany, 4.
D-ited thi 13ib day of February. 1892.
TJ STIPES.
; Seo'y Dvun-Kratio Ctunty Committee.
T f. WniTafKY,
BP,
ACADEMY
OF -
Par Lady ef Perpetual Hsip. Z
NOT1CB OT BUSINESS CHANCE.
L A Allen hat purchased the Interest
of hi partner, S A Allen, to the grocery
buticett of Alien Bro , the latter retiring.
All aooount should be paid to L A Allen.by
whom all babilitiet will be paid. -Albany,
Feb. 14'h. t
L ALLEV,
' 8 A ALLEN.
OOOOOOOOOO
6 G O O D IIET7Q O
q For tks avlllier sf senturas st Q
oTiitt0?illoo
Olt a-l ve lr. at slastuf to aa
ntiuoc that he at new aatting up
O TIIIY LIYEH FILL O
.0
which is oraaveaeeisy-r bwumi Msa,
I yat raaalnlaaja! sMa S-vuaBof tba J
lnril'nff daWMataMad UJ r
Ov.(atiMa. jkwa i
are anl jtao, V. m aaWMi aaa of
f) TUTT'S T1XY UV:S PILLS .
isstiowuia tka kerderf tM"s,4."
German
Syrup"
The majority of well-read phya
idacs now believe that Consump
tion is a germ disease. Ia other
words, Instead of being in tbe con
stitution itself it is caused by innu
merable small creatures living in the
lungs having no business there and
eating them away as caterpillars do
tne leaves ol trees.
The phlegm that is
coughed up 13 those .
parts of the lungs-
t. ! t. 4 .
A Germ
Dlsoase.
wnicn nave Detn
gnawed off 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 f
Dody in our food, in the air we
breathe, and through the pores of
the tkin. Thence they get into the
blood and finally arrive at the lung
where they fasten and increase with
frightful rapidity. Then German
Syrup comes in, loosens them, kill
them, expells them, heals the placesi
they leave, and so nourish and
soothe that, in a short time consump
tives income gertn-prool and well. &
SUMMONS.
a tfa Circuit Court of the Htatt ol Oreyt
Ltnn, vounly.
A. C. HILL, Plaintiff, 1
BO DKDGEUILL. Defendant, j
To B.-Hle-tgt.Hlil, fie abov atm 1 de
fendant: N 1HENAME OFTHE STATIC OF
Oreg'n,
. TO
ou are) hereby required to
appear and answer tbe complaint fliadl
ag-sloat von In tbe above antitled Butt 00
or Before tbe 11 rat day of the above env
Mled court oext following the expiration
efthe publication of '.bit iinmini town;
the 14th day of Marob, 192. 4 1 J If your
Elll to answer, for want thereof t ba j
UnT will apply to tiia court f'r the- relit
prtted for in bar com plat nt.vi: 'or thedis
soiotion of tbe bonds of matrimony now
SBttUno; between tbepiainuffand defa-J l
aaUttid theooatody of the three yminz o,
mlnoi ebiliiran, and for atich other ao 1
further relief as mty be equitable.
Tbi aervioe U made by ptioticatioo by
order of Hon ft P Bolae, Jads-e ot ail
Court, duly m vis at Chamber io aiaJoaa.
revm, DecM-.h. JWl.
L. H. MOSrANTE.
(11-18) Att'y fwr PlBlBttAt
In tlte Circuit Court of the Stmt' (ff Orv
gonxJar Itnn bounty.
W C DAVIS and G E W DA.
VL3. partners doing baal.iess!
under the firm name aac ktyie
ef Dbvib Bros., Pla.ntifla,
v.
PETER R BEAK, D-fendant..
To Peter R Bdr,
fendanu
thsabov rta.niJ da
IN THE SAVE OF TAE8TAT8 O?
Orogon. yoa are hereby i-eqaired to
appear and aa-wethe cum plaint of tba
piaititirTfi ed in tbe above entitle I court
with tba clerk of acid court, by tha firsij
day ol tbe text regular urn uf tbe abovdl
entitled court, towtu oa the 14 b. day mT
MaT;h.l8ox and yoa are hereby notified
that if you Call to appear and answer tha
aaid co "p.aiot tba plainUff w(Jl taaa
lodgment agAiost yon to tiwi aunt of
340 tl with inlwaj taereon at the rata of
ten (I. i) per vent per annual from tbe Zod.
day of iSnptcmbor. 1891. and for the eoat
and disbursements of this action ta te
axe?; and aleo take an order aqd decree,
of said court, to aei! the fctiiowing 6.
aerttd land towru 'l tobv dersndant'a
rhrbt, tHU and inrretkV in tbe donation
land claim of Ovran Bear, being noti&ee.
ttoo No iidO.and citim Ko 4I,tu townakio
12, eVMilh Hange 4 Weot.and c:aim So An,
hi township It, Socth Itane 4 WV; In
Liaaeocnty, Utegno, cemtsining 6-H.SO
acre, leas lh.n 41 acres heretofore aolcl
tovirioue parties, leaving 003 50 acres;
which aaid laud wat duly levied upon by
writ of attachment duly itanea out of the
above named court, in the above entitled,
action on the 8ib day of September, lSyt
for Uie purposes of aeearinar ari-v tud
ment that the plaintiff mgbr, rover In
tbe above entitled eauavs
Tbia summon l ae.-ved by publication
In tbe Stats Hicht. DaxocatAT bv order
ot tbe Honorable K P BoiM. Jadsre atth.2
bov4 entitled Court, rrade at CUAmb.r
on tbe 16lh day of January, 1392,
J K. V4 KAlHKKirOKr, i.
Attorney toi flaiatifl.
j dJ J ' laiia n.i i 'i 7' lf
SUMMONS.
f th Circuit Court of" lh Slat oAOrtgon for
(At CasNtfy of Linn : - ' -
ALVAN THOMAH, PUintiff,
v. ,-:..-.:
MIMERVAC THOMAS Tw.r.-..
- - v vnetUBUt,
To Minerva C Thomas, tha lw, ,..-,1
Defendant:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE QF
Oregon, yoa are hereby required to ap
pear and aoawer the oomoUint Kf tka
plaintiff, ia the above entitled court, pqw oa
- ioi ii oourt, oy tr brtV
day t f the next raga'ar ; ,n of said court,
which aaid term foj.ua on Manday.tke 14th
day cf March, IS 33, at the acart hang ia
Albany, Liaa county, a-ego and you are
hereby further notified that if you fail to
Senear and u ail i
reqaired th plaintiS will apply to the
oeurt for tbe relief orayed fn in .i
plain t, towjtt For a decree disaolving tbej
jta aod plaintiff, and for the coats and dit-
bone menU of thi tuit to be taxed. f
Thi eammotre- U pnbhthed by order
Hon V Knimm Jn.t.
Ohambera. tn the city of Salem, CWoa. f
rablajhed January 20th, 1892.
W R B1LTEU, J
' - Att'y for PUintiff i
At th Oir,i Court for Lim Constat
H A FRANCE, Plaintiff, f
RTILLE FRANCE, Defendant.
To Orvilla France, tha abive naojed da
fiindatit; IN TUB NAME! OF THE STATE or
Oregon, you ar hereby reqaired ta
appei ud answer tho oompiaiat filed 1
against you in the above entlt.ed ault on
ar before the first day of the next regular '
karni af the abovo entitle 1 court CiAf
following the expiration of tha pubHon- I
on of this eumiuona towlt: tha fit v. a..
af March, 1?9Z and if you fwl to answer
as herein required, tha plaintiff will toke
fndg;nent agalnm you for th relief He-
aaanded In her oosnpiaint, towit: A dJQ
eree ot the above entitled court Uissolving
ma Dtmai nrinunmA.- . . . , : J-
between latnuff arid defondacfabod f
aamed and awarding t plaintiff the f
snstody nf Aoll Warne! Vrancthe fbluor I
Shlld of plaintiff and defendant. I
ThBservloa of summons is made hyL-
nn'AatiAn h -m.A - . '
"3 l"woi non k e liaise,
(UaasofBaui nnnrt m., m
j. .7, ; vutunwra.
tlLAqiBURN A WATSON.
Attorneys for plainHff.
KCTICE CF FINAL SETTLEflERT.
T-OTICB IS HEHEBTf OIVEH THAT THE US
Talleot ;t, djoessad, has Sled his Saal account t mid
admlnutrator, and that the county court ot Una
soiiritj Oreiron, ha appointed Monday, the 7th day
ef Max, isii. a TTo A'w t ".k-TJ '
. . . ,l4v luiuiiuoil VJI arSaita
id
- ' , , "a.iBr auU wowmg BaVlfl tVO"
uut nd tho .wttiement ol sajJ swute
Xaii January ijt, m . "
BOWWBiaHT, "IdSraior.
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ir OiJics Is Opsosits U. S. Patent OMice.
J? t.--;ire l.iitatit In less time than Uio
ti front VV auVilt,rtv,
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amnhir.t l..w -Lt. t .
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