The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, March 11, 1892, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSIlC SfttWfKlt i.ocaIj it;:coiu. Ansa a Gcskip.A correspondent signing ihe name "splaKhes,'' but fnlitnjr , to (We I.I Mint lor rcfrrcurc, in a long article attack one particular Rlp, with out 'ove nd prubnlilr In tins manner dcsvrvetl. Iltun: "None escape, from the highest to the lowest degree, rich and poor alike, the wive o( lawcr arid phr I 'clans, daughters of capitalists, willows, " 1 wing girls" and others w ho are obliged to v veod upon their own efforts (or sup port. ' lie w ant the tiukc hunted down, the adiw. the villain, and dealt with lummttllj (tat justiila, auat rovlum,' at it la worse than the White Chapel atrocity, nd hence must be pretty bad, and whe'n hutandi, brother, friend and puter lamhlcacatch on there will be a guatcr cmatlon tl an our city hastver before known. Our correspondent av,ln claIc tyle, that if he had a wife, daughter r Istcr calumniated he'd wipe the earth with him. The Dsm-jcsat likei.toaee malicious Rlp given their deei t and regret that on account of vi established rule rot to publish anonymous commun ication It cannot be given. A Daring Escaps. Saturday we mer. toned the escape ol Flank St Clair from' the jail at Eugene. The Guard gives the following account of the dating manner In virticn it was arromplWiieds r rldar even Ing about 7 o rck as Jailer Geo Groner wraa Ucklng the rrlsonera In the Lane county jail, one of them Frank SI Clair, escaped. Mr Croner had ordered the prisoner to their cells, and all had gnne. lie was locking one cell, holding hi. f xt again! another that opened toward hlin when St Clair, In the latter cell, pushed the door violently oprn catching Croner In the corner tack of the door. Uctore he could recover the prisoner iuhcd out through the oulsule door, threw the ba r and made off north Along Uak street. He was out of si ht before the jailer conld get out. St Clair was arretted at Com lock about two week ago for the burg lary 01 a suit 01 cioine and a gun near cotUge Grove, and wra held under $250 bonds to await the grand fury which will convene Monday. The officers have takei every precaution to capture the escape. A H1011 Did. The following from the Statesman indicates that money ! want ed very badly in that city for building I'urioecs: The director of the Salem UiilJing and Loan association, at their meeting last niht, opened a new series of 200 shares about 100 of w hich have been subscribed or spoken for. They also paid all withdrawals iu fall accord' Inst to the by-laws, and loaned 13200 at 100 months' interest in advance. This breaks the record. Tha highest bid be fore this was ninety odd tconths. All the shares in the new series will likely be taken very soou.a people have learned that the home association d-s exactly as it promises iu all things. Tut other series will be opened as often as there is a demand for them. A HoRRim.B Job The worst business card scheme ever pet pet rated on an inno cent people may be seen in the PoetofHce, whose walls it disgraces. It is a botch from one corner to another. The print ing looks as if it were put on with a stick, and measly looking pictures are pastel on tn a four-year old sfle Were an Albany artist to do such w ork he. would be hooted out ot town. It is time such hatubns were set down on by au e'ephant, not ixvmise the IijcnT would like the money of nn.of the mn who can't b hired to adverli in any nevrnpaper; but became tho jjlj is rcaily a colosaal botch and the schema an un savory one. A Modbl Father The Kujreno Gnard tells how a father very wisely provided or his children in bit life time, an ex- ample that might well bo followed bv many : On the first day of March W II Mulkey and w ifo enUrta'ned their inai ried children at their home a few miles west of Irving. Afterdinner Mr Mulkey asked them to co oat in the field with him, and showed them four 80 acre tracts of land which be would give to his four oldest children, tliev to draw for choice, The selections were made and all were well satisfied with the result of the vixit. The lucky ones are Mrs G U Gross, Mrs J A Frigate, Ben Mulkey and Larta Mulkey. Thr Wroxo Bottls. !I C Humphrey had a close call Wednesday aficrreon tic has been taking some medicine for a cough. Wednesday afternoon he took a bottle fiom the shelf at his residence, sup polng It 10 be his cough medicine, and without looking to ace, took a dote. It proved ta oe ammonia nd he swallowed quite a little. He came down town im mediately and a physician administered to his want a quickly as possible and succeeded In relieving him, but Ms tongue, mouth and threat were badly burned by the liquid. Eugene Register. Rrturncd A Lost. Chief of Police Hoffman returned from Sacramento this morning. With Detective Day, ol Port land, he went to San Francisco, but failed to get any clue of R L Kile, after whom he had gone. A detective shadowed Mrs Kile to Loa Angeles; but Kile did not ap pear. She immediately left that city east ward. They undoubtedly had arranged to meet in Oklahoma. Kile only had $6 when arrested; but It Is probable' Mrs Kile held the purse. The Sacramento Chief felt rather cheap over the unnecessary cape, Aw Annual CkY. The Ccrvallia Tim says: "The people along the pro posed and long-promised extension of the weu side railroad are getting up In arm again and demanding that the road be built. This la particularly true at Junction, . where the road is supposed to connect with the east side. The people of Monroe and, In fact, farmers all along the prodosed line are getting anxious for the road to be built and will endeavor to call the attention of the S P officials to their demands and ask the co-operatlor. of all the town on the west side." Nw Shelter Works. A meeting of the directors of the Albany Joining & Milling Co was held last night. Reports from the mines were very satisfactory. The company voted to organize The Al bany Redaction Smelter Works. Capital stocn $50,000, principal office, Albany, the amount and value of the concen trates being so great as to justify it. Articles of incorporation will bo sent to Saletn tomorrow morning. This means a great deal for this city as well as the mines. Albany In It. Dug Mlnto, captain o the Salem B B Club was In Albany today on his way home from hi North Santiam ranch. While here he had a conference with Manager Moorehouse of the Albany II B Club. The Atbanles have decided to go Into a velley league. The mjney has been raised, and a semi professional team costing 1750 a month will be secured, and negotiation are pendlrg for the men. The league will probably consistof Salem fcugene, McMinnville and Albany. M E Church South. The M E Church Southhas been undrgoln;j quite extcn Ive repair ana when completed will be one of the most Cuty and pleasant church buildings in the city. Though not quite finUhed the work Is so far advanced that services will be held in It next Sunday morning ana evening. Sabbaili school the usual hour. Smith Gimltt. Mr Frank Peterson and step son returned this noon from As torla, where they had been a witness I the case of Smith, the darkey, arrested for the abduction ot Lillian Young. Smit was found guilty, and was to be sentenced todpy. lie will get one or two yean I the penitentiary. fcTRAxEa Arrival. S S Willamette Valley arrived at Yoquina tni morning with following! Clay Tavlor, M Kilbourne and wife, Will Hooper, J L Backerstron, A Parson, Mr Aniia Paanto, H M Jelmer, L L Planto, P Nljrnau, John N Nelson, J Boles, Chas Smith and wife, Alex Lanier. A Question, A correspondent of he Pemischat from Bicwnsvllle ask if the two Brownsville precinct were placed to gether to constitute one Justice of the peace district. The county clerk inform us they were so joined together by the county court at hi meeting in January, . WOLFKNH.VnflKB AND IICCKISH, , large audience was present at the W C TUHa'l Inst evening to hear Wolfen harger and liuckins, the Nebraska pro hibition team. They are hard pullers Mr iiiu-kin opened the program with a snug service, In which he is quite a froce. Mr Wolfenbartfcr, an ex republican Journalist and lawyer, of Lincoln, fol lowed with an addrem full of snsn and fire in which ho attacked kith of the old parties, the new third party and claimed tlio great It-sue of the day to be prohibi tion, an liue altocting an annual wants of l,H2l,ikS),(HH. While he called the d mux-ratio a w hisky party, he proved pretty conclusively that the republican was n woiso w hisky parly, and declared that regardless of politics, outside of f prohibition states not a single legislature iad adjourned sober for inaiiy years.sx cept that of Nevada, w hich immediately got drunk to celebrate the event. A petition in which the signer agrees to vote for a prohibition president w hen 1,000,000 nam.-s are secured in the U. K, was presented for signatures, and the meeting adjourned after a collection. Got On Too. Jtot Oregon towns are receiving woolen mill propositions, Eugene has one. The Guard says: "A gentleman by the name of L Wa'lker, In San Fiancinco, want to establish a woolen mill In Eugene, He la willing to 'put $10,000 in the enterprise It Eugene will come to the frontwtth 135,000 ot the stock, He claims the mill he propose will pay a profltol $15,000 annually, which teem unreasonable, to say the least. The matter will come up before the Board ot Trade Monday evening for consideration. It Eugene cannot raise $10,000 lor the cannery, on he condition offered, It would be useless to attempt to raise "six bits'' for a wuolen mill. However would bv a gieat thing tor-Eugene to I ave b.h these manufactories," Tub PnomniTioN Convention met this afternoon with an attendance ot about torty. T P llackleman was elected chair man and J h Knox, secretary. After remarks it was decided to adjourn until April Hth to nominate a county ticket. The following delegates were elected to in sia'e convention I MArchibald.W II , John Morris, J C Uro J K Knox, W in C-ra' the state convention : A Bridirefarmer, St John, AT Powell. rown.T P llackleman. raw-ford. It F Parsons. vt . tint, txcMiv-T, Aitrtuai K F Sox, O U Chamberllo.A Y Smith, W L Parr, Kev O G Harmon, M C Gill, Rev A M Acheson, Wm Abbott, It A Nam ford, M 11 Canady, Kev 8 li Mem inger. Rev J F Stewart Resolved, That we do not favor the endorsing of a candidate ot any party that reluses to place a prohibitory plank In its platform. Adjourned to inset April 14th, 1SH2. Tu Con. msi i Ca.v.NMiii.. Mr Geo W Freeman, of Portland, has been in the I).. II U' Still W V city on business connected with the estate of Geo I Foster. M r Freeman has charge, of the government work on the Columbia and Willamette. The pro gram is to make the lowest depth of the channel at low tide twenty-five feet, where it has been nineteen. This is done by erecting dykes tnd making the river narrower, and by dredging, it be ing ascertained that iu all cases where the river is a certain width the reouired jcVptti is already there, while w hern it is wider it lacks the depth. Considerable interest is now manifested in the work on account of the position recently taken oy Astoria. Mr tree man is confident the channel will b made a good one. Crrv Council. The regular meeting of the city council occurred last evening. rresent, mayor, recorder, marshal, street superintendent, treasurer and Council men French, Stewart. Pfeifler, B-.tkhart and Wheeler. F J Miller, superintend ent reported work done and material furnished for bridge amountlnc to 150,000, of which 42-5,000 has been pai l, 4.0, 000 pound of the structure is here, and eignt more car loads or 170,000 nounds are on the way, four car loads having passed Sacramento on the 8th. An order for $30,000 a-as ordered drawn in favor of the Portland Br'dge Com pany. Mr Miller reputed all the material delivered nf first class quality. Adjourned until 7 o'clock tonight. Frxr LacTiRK. Prof B F Pratt, lately of Ohio, will commence a course of lec tures at the Cra house this evening on the subject of Phrenology and Physiog nomy. The coarse will continue for ix evenings, and will he free tonight, tomorrow night, and Friday night. Iet every body attend as the lectures will be ot much interest. Lecture corn menca at 7 UJ0 o'clock. Ax Old Savins) is,Mpend not all jot have, believe not all you hear; tell not a'l you knw;and do not ail you can," Do not look tor blood in a turnip or doves In a confectionary store) but go to Matihcw & Washburn's stove, tin are and hard ware store and examine their stock of Roods If this I the line you want. If you buy you will not spend all you have; yoq will believe what you hear because )ou CAn a so see; you will knoar too much to ten n an and you-wui not do an vou can because the stove you get will cothe work and save many a savage exproslon and extra step. Lost. An opportaa'ty to gst tSe ht groceries a' tre 10 est ptice. by railing to can at conn Be 11 endue son s. ito on ever falls to receive their mosey'a wor'.h who trade with them. Found, a grorety store, where eaIwsys receive good cos Is, full weight, the lowest priest and the best treat' went to he had Conn ft Hsndricson s. Larec sales, small promt, prompt st'entioa all go to make tbeir stors a popa ar one for the masses. Make il a rule never tn boy groceries, produce, fruit, etc, without first calling at tbe stors of Conn k HlttiRlcsON. Hasnrss, Saddlcs, Etc. Our orders are placed with eastern factories, and we purpose putting in the rr.ast complete stock o good ever shown In our line. In the upper valley. We buy direct from first hands for Gash) so guarantee to com pete with Portland prices. Ihe display horse stsnds tn our door opposite the First National bank. C) C McFARLAND. Uobscs Wanted. Mr FBrandenstein from Ban Francisco, will be at Albany buvmg-horses on haturday, March 19 1892. Wanted Bays and blacks, aged 5 to 8. from WA to 16 hands hiidi, weight. 1050 lo 1175 pounds. Must be well broke to work, and also gentle to ride under saddle. Long I'lrned, loose loin tea and narrow chested horses not wanted. Also heavy draft horses wanted, weighing from I4vv to lbuu pounns; ageo o 10 plugzy build. Headquarters at L Bend ars' sale and feed stables Utter bll. Fnllowirg is ths list ul lottor ran.ainin n the pwt ollios at Albacy. Lion county Oregon, VI srch 9, 1392. Persons calling fur these loiter most gve the date ou whico they w ere adverttsad. Arnold, A P.rsnnun, Ba h Brady, KlU Oihi(i, Adam Cadkina, I Gary, Ed Dtvia, Wilson Fountain. Kitty Hoi lev, McDuuel Hill. J R L&rgs, LU Morgan, J A McCarthy, El Peterson, Pxtnr Schroder, Rudolf Verm"", J J Witliam , Ella Huuhcer, Wm ftet inger, Wm E Critcblnw, S It Oarr, Hnry I DavU, Willard Francis, II 8 Poster, LA Hill, J II Keck, Jsrome Moruao, Lewi McCullengh, fVA Mootarn, Mr Reed, Wavnn Sephste, DrlU Vi11op, Ester H Wbeeler, C. a T. Mua i'WTH, P M Alhsay Harketa. WHEAT, E3 CENT?. rtiS0 Butter, 33 sents fier B, E?il. 15nte prdz, Potatoes, 15 (writs per bushel, Ijtrd, It to 12 ent pr lb, Cssin -llatiis, Pi seats; Ul x,Jll ssuts; hoalOfr, 0 cents, Besfon toot, 3 (i 2 cent psr fb' Prtrk. tfrssaed, 6 eeuls per ft IZtZZ, 5 per barrel. Asplrs 60 cents. Apples dried,b!oaobed6fJ7e sun drlsl, !?.. "nun, dried, 5o Per Ik. Chickens, young $3.60.-34.00, . Mutton. 3 and $3 60 pr head. UranulaUd sugar, & eeritir extra C, i esnw. Miss F.lla Whltiey,nt Portland, daughter of Dr Whitney, o! iMa city, Is In the city. Mrs K II Slmpmn and daughter, of llellx, are In the city the guests of Mr (1 W Simpson. Mrs Inata Fox Is In tf.llcnthtirg, Wssh, where she went at week to attend the w edding of her ststcr, Geo W Stlnason, the W. F, express driver, went to Portland this noon,i com pa tiled by his family, Mr Frank Wheeler returned frmn Stayton title morning and reported Mi Jason Wheeler greatly Improved, Dr and Mr Walker, of Warm Spiiugs, wcrs expected there today. The young I, -tiof Miss Edna Allen gave her a III tlul,...irprUe partv at the home of herfathcr, Mr N 11 Alien, Satur. day evening. It took several hour to celebrate Alia Edna's sixteenth birthday In proper nunner. An enjoyable time was bad, numerous game being placed. vrsnKAV, Mr and M rs Bert Van Cltve, of Toledo, are in the city. Judge D R N Blackburn, of Albany, was In the city jesteida. It Is under stood the judge will go before the repub lican state convention as a candidate for supreme judge. He Is verr popular In his own county, having carried It against a strong democratic nominee for county judge, two yean ago, and hi chances tor the nomination are said to be extremely good, Salem Statesman, WKDNBSIIA Y. Mrs Ed Mack ' went to Oregon City today, where her husband is working ou one of the paptrs. Mrs M Sternberg, of Albany, and Mrs Kline, of Seattle, have been visiting here, the Kucsts ot Mrs L U Kline. Times. - Lillian Young and mother, the former of whom has been lfore the public, on account of having been abducted by a negro, was tn the city today on their way to Corvallis. Recently two ot the children of Mr Ltge Sparks of Crook county, died of diphtheria. Mr Sparks is a former resi dent ol this county, and will have the sympathy of many friends here over his suit alllii-tion. I"r Thompson went to Albany today to attend a meeting of the Home Mission cainmittee of the Willamette Presbytery, of w hich he is the chairman. He ex pects to return tomorrow. Corvallis Time). Dr Gwlnne, of Salem, was also here. Tne follow ing from the Taeotna Ledger of March 7 will be of interest to the many Albany friends of the (room, once a popular resident ot this city, where even a doxen years ago he was supposed to be a confirmed bachelor. The 1mo crat unites with friends in extending congratulations: '"At 8 o'clock Saturday evening the lady guests at the Fife hotel were invited into the parlor to witness the solemnization of a marriage cere mony. Ihe contracting parties were Mrs Helen Steele Rice of Saratoga, N Y, and James B Titus of this city, formerly of Rochester, N Y. DrCO Brown, of the Congregational church officiated. The couple met while Mr Titus was on a visit to his old home a year ago, she re siding next door to his mother ami sis ters. Their acquaintance ripened into affection. Upon his return to Washing ton they corresponded, with tbe result that at his request she crossed the con tinent ti become his helpmate. She ar rived in Tacoma on Thursday, and as soon as Ihe arrangements could be made, which was last evening, they joined hands to walk through life together." it ilk KvcartD. The following Sacramento dlpstch tells ol the cscspe of K L Kile, In a manner to Inulcatc that Sacramento must have a very carclesi kind of a chief ol police: Chi f t Police Dr sw received a Uispaich this morning from Chief Hoffman of Albany, jr., stating that he had the requisition papers for K L Kile, who ws arrested here on Tuesday on a charge of bclnir a defaulter. In cnnsequer.ee Judge Van lect rendersd a decision In the habeas corpu proceeding, ordering the prisoner remanded to the custody of the officers. Chief Hoffman will arrive here tomorrow morning, but will be a badly dUappolnted official, a KIM has flown. Ill wife being I, Ki'e ws sliowed to remain at the hotel wltn her. Chief Drew hd posses ion of the couple's through tickets for Oklahoma and the checks fur their trunks. Kile appeared to be absolutely penniless. nd lutle fear was felt that he would try lo escape. When the officers went after him. after ihe habeas corpus petition had been denied, he could not be found. His wife tonight bought a ticket for I.os Angeles, leaving for that place by this venlng s train. It I doubtful I! Kile was a poor as he pretended. Ti - following I later and makes the nore Interesting. K I. XH1", the luglilve embezzler fiom A'bany, Or., who rnjsicrtously disappeared yesterday atter- noon, ha not been recaptured, it now transpire that Chief if Police Drew fell sn essy victim to Kile's mschlnatlon. Soon after I. is arrest tbe fugitive embez zler, with tears In hi eve, pleaded with the chief to allow him to remain with his wife st the hotel. He pretended thst she was in a delicate condition, and said he wanted to be at her bedside. His incar ceration, so he stated, would result In Ids wile's death. Chief Drew was so affected by the e-nbrziler' tale of woe that he consented to allow Kile to remain at the hotel. When the hb-as corpus proceed - ngs were concluded vesterdav it was ascertained that Kile was misting. In qniry at the railroad depot leveaicd the tact that his wife had boarded the train for L4 Angeles. No trace of KUe wa discovered, however, but it I believed that he in Sin Francisco An officer has been sent to Los Angttes to locate Mrs Kile, a it is believed Kile will soon join her. The crime for which Kile I wanted I embezzlement. He wss engaged as soli cllor for an Albany muste. dim, and went away with $400. Chief Hoffman, of Albany, arilved here this morning, and I greatly worked up over the escape ol K.I e 1 nis siternoon ne and selective Dav. of Portland, went to San Francisco. and from there will go to look for KUe. AktVILLKt The Y P 8 C E held their regular business meeting on February 29th. The eiciety will give a social entertainment some time in April. They will also give their anniversary picnic on Monday,! May 0th. M r Gilbertson, of Iowa, was here last week. MrO, iswell pleased with oor mild climate. He is looking for a hundred acres of good land to pat out prune trees. Mr W S Davis, of Atlantic, Iowa, arriv ed here last week. He is also well pleased with Oregon. Mr W A Ilobb and wife.of Shcdd.made a flying visit to this place last week. Mr C Stone, brother of II M Stone, after spending IS months in Oregon, took a great dislike to the country and went back to Colorado to work tn the mines. Last week he wrote to a friend as follows "We are having nice weather here, times is good, money.plent,lots of work.wages good. 1 am working 8 hoars lor id bor ing, but that don't suit me ; I had rather be in Oregon working lor smaller wages I think Oregon is the finest country ever saw, if I did bless it while 1 was there. I have changed my mind since. I intend to make Oregon my home here a'terifllive to get there. Mr 8 is like all those that go back east to find a bet ter country than Oregon. . The McCoy poet Is with us aain on 1 letter mailed at this office. There were the following lines: Touch me lightly, Handle me gently, As I am sickly, Carrv ma nnicklv To Johnny V Goff, M Albina, Oregon At the annual school election Messrs Nathan Needham and W D Millhollen were elected directors and Sam Mcllree clerk. Mr J R Ferris, of Ontario. Canada.has rented the farm of Johnson white. Amicus. May I have some of your crooery trads this month. If not, why not, F Allen dchocbatic coixTY ttmevttox. A ftlrsaiTlrket Nominated, The Democratic County Convention convened at the Court Houienl 10 o'clin'k last Ttierday and was called to order by TJStP.cN, secretary of the eounry com in I (tie. On motion I) P Mason w as elected temporary chairman. U H PeVaney was elected lemporary secretary. On motion V Urahtree, M Sternhtirg, and Sam May were appointed committee on credentials. ' On motion K M Garland was eluded temporary secretary, On mo ion the following committee on permanent organisation was appointed: T J P.laek, John Itiljeii and K K Mon tague. On motion the 'members of the prers were Invited In seats within the bar. On motion the following committee on order of business was appointed: J II Peerv, K K Hammock, David 8cot',l has Pfeiller and Scott Ward. The committee on credentials reported delegates entitled to seats. Albany Cha Pfelffer, John Sohmeer, M Stcrnburg, 1) P Mason, C G Burkha.t. Center Swt Ward, A Umphrey, John Huston. , v Central Albany E 1 I.snnlng, W A McClaln, Harper Crsi.or, 11 II Miller. Crawturdsvllle J I) Arthurs, Wm Ire land, Geo Fot, East Alhiny 11 I Burkhart. E J O'Coni.er, E Smith and G W Willi. Fox Valley David Scott,lIenry Lyons, Franklin Butte-Lee Bllysu, G" W Humphrey, W M fl'lyeu, EJ Cllkey Hlsy-T J ttlack, Hob M Miller, C Allmgliam.H Andrews and J C Porter. Jordan. John llilyeti, II W liilyeu, Henry Burtuester, G L Calavan. North Urownsvlllo-J 0 Bllyeu, J K Mcllafgne, W T Cochran, 8 A Gentry, Noith Harrisburg Thomas Turner, Thomas Rodgers, John George and Sam May. North Lebanon K K Hammaelt, W Burkhart, Wm Petre, K K Keebler. Oilcans N P Hla'e. Price . Man Miller, OSney Fry, jr., Ben Cusiar, N Price. Rock Creek W J Turnldge, W A Cos Santiam John South, J H Pecry, J K Charlton, Frand Crabtrce, k Illlyeu, Sclo-M V Bllyeu, Riley Cslavan, J C Slmnson, G 11 OeVaney. Shedd Worth Hasten. John Duncan, S S Myers, V V Roblne'.t. She.burr, Wm Wlggs, Al Piatt, Ed Miller, Malcolm Miller. Sodavl'.le-H M Perry, A Parried, hen Jackson. South Brownsville Henry Blakely, W C Cooley, Porter Elmore. South Harrisburg Eglert Willough by, Thomas Grimes and Carson Holt. South Lebannn-C II Ralston, fi M Garland, K E Montague, P M Smith, U W Cruson. Sweet Home I McClure, I Galbralth, Jas Green, Jake Nye Syracuse L C Stratton, K Meeker, II Zimmerman. Tangent T F Smith, Ubbe PeUrs.A C Morgan. Waterloo R R Humphrey, W II Mc Pherson, J Hnwaiti. West Albany-W C SUllmachrr, A J Miller, Geo Hughes, C Turner. Report adopted. The committee on permanent organiza tion reported, recommending that the temporary officers of the conventions be made the permanent o Ulcers thereof, which was adopted. Committee on order of business sub mitted the follow ing, which was adopted: 1, elcc'ion of 10 delegates to the state eonrention. 2, nomination of 3 candidates for Rep resentatives. 8, nomination of 1 candidate for Coun ty Judge. 4, nomination of 1 candidate for Coun ty Commissioner. b, nomination ol 1 candidate for Coun ty Clerk. e, nomination 01 1 candidate lor lie- corder. 7, nomination of 1 candidate for Fheriff. 8, nomination of 1 candidate for Treas 'er. 0, nomination ofl caudidate for As sessor. 10. nomination of 1 candidate for Bchool Superintendent. . . ; . . 11, nomination 01 1 canuiunie ior pur veyor. 12, nomination ot 1 candidate lor or- oner. 13, electlon of county central committee. 14. that the vive voice mode of voting be adopted in nominating candidates. On motion a commltte of five wss ap pointed to recommend 16 delegates to the slate convention as follows: T J Black, C G ISurkhart. E J Lenning, C 11 Ralston, and W T Cochran. The com mittee reported the following, which was adopted : W K Pdlyeu, K Thomp son. G VV Wright. X J Kites. C G Burk hart, (ieo Humphrey, teo k. Chamber lain, T J U.ack, Dr LuGas, Chas Ralston, u M De v aney, JefT Myers ; I V Miller, Geo Finley, Worth Huston, Chas Pfeiffer. The following names were proposed for representatives: A P.levius, 0 J Shedd, M A Miller, W P Elmore. Ihe ballot resulted as follows RUvins, 80; Shedd, 47; Miller. 07: and Elmore, 79. Blevins, Miller and Elmore were declared duly nominated Geo Humphrey and J J Whitney were named for county judge. Humphrey received 56 and Whitney 45. Humphrey was declared nominated. J W Crimes, B W Cooper, T J Wank ers, vvuits rotter were p.oposea tor county commissioner. The ballot was as follows: Grimes, S7; Munkera, 51; Cooper, 23. Munkera was declared nominated. The ballot for clerk resulted as follows : 1st ballot C C llackleman, 87; K C c, i 1 a 1 v rM. A oa . 1 t n-n... Dl. 20. 2nd ballot Galbralth, 27; llackle man, 89; I ayne, S3. 3rd ballot Hack'e man. 3: Payne. 33: Galbraith, 28. 4th ballot Payne, 65; llackleman, Payne was declared elected. For recorder E E Davis received and W A McGliee, 19. Davis was clared nominated. 40. 82, de- C C Tackson received 56. and M Scott 45 for sheriff. . Jackson was declared nominated. lirice Wallace received 65 votes and W P. Smith 40 on last ballot for Treasurer. Mr Wallace was declared nominated. Ira Munkers. Enoch Miller. II 8 Wil lianas, T J Edwards, and J E Michael were named lor assessor. J Mictiaui was nominated on the third ballot U F Roast 11. FM Mitchell and L M Carl were named for school superintend- 1 . . n . . ,, . . I eiu, u r ituBseii was nominate". 011 second ballot. Mr E J O'Conner was unamioasly selected by the convention as nominee for county surveyor, and Mr Frank Far rell, the present efficient oiuciai, lor tne oflice of coroner. The following central committee was appointed : Albany, j jjtjowan. Center, G W Young. Central Albany, G E Chamberlan. Crawfordsville, Geo Finley. , - East Albany, G W Willis. v Fox Valley, Henry Lyons. Franklin Butte, Jeff Myers.. Halscy, Robert Andrews. Jordan, Granville Calavan. Ii Brownsville, C E Stanard. V Harrisburg, Sam May. H Lebanon, L E Hammock. Orleans, I N Allen. Price, Mart Miller. Rock Creek, E A Hester. Shedd, John Dunean Sweet Home, J L Nye. Bodaville, W L Jackson. Santiam, J II Peery, . Kcio, J 0 Simpson. . Shelburn, L E Miller. Syracuse, E Meeker. B Brownsville, W PElraore. S tlarriaburg, Dr Du Gas; 8 Lebanon, C II Ralston. Tangent, L F Smith. Waterloo, R R Humphrey. West Albany, G vV Wright. A Bio Sale Taylor Hill ha gold hi ranch on Trout Creek and 1000 head of cattle to J U Garrett fjr (25,000. It 1 an excellent hay ranch, and Is one of the best s'.ock ranches In the county, Ochoco Review. Mr Hill U a brother of Dr J t, Hill, of this cltv, iteMSinn Attttoib MONbAV, PI1 D'Afcy 1 bi.i!ilin l.iiok In Sthm toooat about f 10,000. Reonrtlar Iloi I'm Iks lwk 11 lh S8 unit of tbe city UtS.)2, The vivs vooesyt'ini of voting should by all mi m lc nataiilioliml toinoirow. The Cil Klin Ci, rccmitly iu tbls oity, wont to pinn1! Heli-iia, Muhtaot, MrJ.lt- ni.niHtr h-s opened a ni t inaikst sdoii.iiig H.sm's j.ri0Bry stors, Ths suiiun) stiliool meeting will le lm'd tonight t H' ocitirt hubie, at 7 o'uloik. Tlmre shuulJ te full sttniiUncs. Ths Moi.ii.mhIi collide s odohU, we ars l.ifur.i.rd, gv an Ititi'irst i.t'cntciUiiimsut at tin otRia tintine HalurtUy evening, A at vi walk along the St C'harlvs hi Ul .rui trtvoo Fiist -ti.rt, shows whit ths grails 1 1 the rtrsit will be w heu tilled iu. Mrs C II ficlimiill, runs nuedls in 000 of ber hands so atriuesly tmlay aa to nqulrs iuig'.calaid, which Dr ft'astnn isudcrsd, Tb skating race at His atmory Saturday nl(ht between Piai.k bimpsoo and Utt Siadsrsws won with - by ths former. A candiilfctsft rcorei i r irom tbe North Santisin country, ai.d a delrgsts walked from St iu yisteitfay In otrtir to be In tints fur Luritiet this murnli.,. Tb flleer of ths new rtslsm Y M C A arei Presiilout, II 8 Gil; vior-preaiilont, J A Van EstueJ leeo'ding srorttsry, W A Muoies) Ut-Mumr, F M Gilbert, According to Iho Sunday OregonUn tbs dlsMtutllerl lwnd holiUrs if the Oregon PsvttioB It had held amsellng and doeidad to eoitrt ths aals of thsiotd, a fot to bs fens.ally itgrettcd. Tbs fatntsrs isport thst fnlK grain, what tbsre la tt it, IiMiks fine; but owing to lats iatu, tbtr is rot so kiueb t f it a usual. Spring grain has teen sown io lame quanti tiea, and sprlrg wheat will be tbe tmUr. Oa Wednesday, February 34'h, William J Baltxniaa did at bis boms at Kurut lUnuh, on John Diy, from the bffaot nt la gripus, Deosassd was a pionst r 1 f Ksstara Oregun, baviiif lucated on tha John Day twenty. savea year ago. Otboeo Review. Two ear load of txldge tnatsiiai arrivsd Ihia morning and two mora will arrive to i'lbl. The material U that wbu h has osussd several days delay, aed was rentiveil with gnrl aatisfae.lun by ths brides mei, who araanxiuo to be pushing msturs, and breoaforth it is probal'ls thers will be Both t0i to delay work. . Tbs Talk lib I ease wss to have noma Dp in tbs oircui'. court tin muraing, bat ths w I : iioMt In tha osm of the Htats of Oregon va Uvota ffmitb, charged with tbe a bd no tion of lillian Yin b ware bare aaditr great sxpsiiss and District Attorns) fjMc Iirid asked ths enttrt to give tbs latter Cats prrfrrei, which tb ooart granted Astotu Town Talk, Ho fsr as heard from the democratic primaries werw very fully attended. Al Crawfordsville the vo1 er were polled a to presidential preference with the fol lowing result: Cleveland, 3J Hill, 1; blank, a. Am Accidknt. Yesterday Mr O A Archibald, cashier of the Linn County Hank, ws coming home from Corvslll In a dog cart alone, when the cart ws lipped over by running on a big round alone, and I torse, cart and driver were precipitated down a twentr foo. bank. In endeavoring to get hi feet the horse stepped on Mr AicSibald's he id just back of an eai, making a very bad gash and nearly tearing ihe lobe of Ihe er off, and he was otherwise bruised up; but was sole to drive la Albany, where Dr Matnn at tended lo him. 'tie will be laid up for some time. Tt'snr. Ysterdiy mrr,iat Walts Walla Theo dute Hair a shot and killed him'f sad tb a kl wit. Ssttcn voted a 10 ml I tax lor ohd por- fxwe. It will cost abuot 4.1. 0U0 to ro kr sohooj tbs coming )-r, I9,b00 going It eeoBtrs wsgts. Tbalast Polic Ossatts ecaulos a .ictors ot Mrs Edward Whits, a brnvs wnmsa whe resoa d thr awihirs st Astoria, Wash Sbs is in tb -u l of savtua ous of tb mso. Frank St Clair, who soaixd frwm tbs iad at Kaseoe Fn.lav burnt was arri4 at C-.r- vainsyssterds aftarouon bv I3paty bbil v-rotwr ui us county. . Mr lia.-lui' oni about Ivi P Muitoo Shonm l!uu SaUon in Washington t great tn at, It canios tbs bouse by storm. Mutton, wi.l be remembered by soma a lh V tr- II bt of tha IJattsd Btktas. Tax to fjAi-KM. -Yesterday Ed U na was examined by a commission at the court house, declared insane and taken to the asvlnm at Salem bv I C Dickey. The cause of Long's insanity was self abuse. wctxeatAV. Hweet elder at F K Allen's. Io giving ths caasa of Ed Lerg's iittanity ths DtstocaaT should a! an have stated that Mr Long bad boon aabjeuk to epiNptto nt tisiM recoivir 2 a blow 00 ths na4 sv rat years ago, wbioh no doubt bad slo f- fscud bis mind. all deranaemsuU of tbe throat tod Avsr's Cherry Pre torsi is tb sp.l- ror lotius, AVer s Cherry teat and most reliable remedy. Eyo io tbs advanced tUgs of soDsutntittoo, this wob deiful urrpsratlon affurd ijrsit re'.iif. obeoks cooKUiog and indaoes sleep. E T Milter, of Cross Plains. Wis., has si prsaasd tb opinion that, for obstinate esses ol sypbili aodsorofuli, Ayer'a SarsapariHa is uequestiooably the most ttlsotiv rsmfdy known to pharmacy. Wonderful eore bve rsaaltsd from its as Mr E J O Conner, whe was nomioated by ths democrats for tbs efSse of ooonty tor- vsyor, is endoubtedly one ot tbe most 00m pateat surveyors in ths stats. lis is thoroDghly identified now with this county, bas reosutly bad chars of the otyil cagi- nesr's work 00 ths Lebanon and llarrisoars: ditches, sod may bs dspsndad en fur sor woik sntrosted to bis obarg. Ilia bed qaartsrs sr in this city. Ws ars plessvd to announoe that oar sn tarpruina drueaist I A Cnmmlair. have secured tbs vslusbl Sols Agency of West's Congh Syrup, tbe famous remedy for con sumption, coagh, colds, sore throat, eroop. bronchitis atthme and and all throat and meg disease. Tb small shv has been du- coouonJ and ths 50 ot sirs is now said at 23 ots, sod tbs 11.00 ix i now sold for CO ot. It I tbs world' bsst. WUl&Htsrk. th jswslera, Tbs best rnaat nuffae la th oity at U-misd wyr s. flays you triad F E Allsu t, if out why not Call on Mathews k Washburn fcr your hard war. All i.lnds of ohoioa eatinz and oonkin applss at Allen Dros. Aahbv s Car, Real EstaU. 801 .Wash ingroo street, i'ortlaoa, Ur. Hive you tried that ideal tosit ooffs at F E Alien's, If not, why not. U-.cn& Hendrio-ou prtoet ars lower tbao sysr. Utvs tbsm a call. Ultra fine California atrainrd honey at Coua k Uandrionoo'. Conn S Henuriosoa s t the t'lace to cot yosr garden eea ana on'on su. Mathews at Washburn lead iu ths stovs and tiowars huiiuess io this part cf tb valley. L 'tree asaortoient of cew e'vl ribunn tust rveeived at tbs Ladies Pisxtsr, also ihiffon in the lats shades. A Bio House. The opera house last night was filled to bear AVolfenbargcr and Huckin'g, the prohibition speakers and singers. During the two evenings Mr Wolfenbarger showed bow high pro tection and the liquor traffic had created over 8,000 millionaires in the U 8 and 4,000,000 people without enough food ahead to last them twentv-four hours. He characteriEed the McKtnley bill as n infamous measure, and showed how, instead of increasing the wages of men it has lowered them 15 to 20 per cent. While the hardware business pays labor about 24 per cent and bo down to about 12 per cent for cotton goods, the liquor business only pays labor 1 23-100 per cent according to Mr Wolfenbarger's figures. While be claimed there waa no diUerence in the two old parties all his tariff and many of hia industrial state ments were directly in the line of demo cratic argument and decidedly against the republican party, and could not well be otherwise after investigation. Mr Wolfenbarger's business, though i to make prohibitionists, and this he is doing slowly. Highest of all in Leavening Power. .Latest U. S. Gov't Report Annttt araiaoi, mkctisu. A much larger attendance than jsual characterised the annual school meeting last evening. At 7 :1S it was tailed to order by director L H Montanye. 0 G llurkhart, clerk, rend the following re port: Number of resident persona tn district between 4 and 20 )arai . Males... , 482 Females 6HU Total... ... .... .......1071 No. pupils enrolled In public school during year,,, ,4 652 A verage dai ty attendance 426 No children attending private schools 229 No legal voters in district 634 riAMcutv" Cash on band beginning stl.ool year ,....$ 221 80 Cash received from tax 6025 0'J Amount received from Co. portion mens Mate apportionment...... From all other sources. , . , Total receipts..,,,.. ap- 42(18 00 13H3 40 51 00 $11750 85 raid out as loiiows : - Teachers' wages Second installment and interest on bonds Repairs on building and grounds anltor's wages...... ncldcntal expenses.. Cash on hand................. 4010 75 8U20 00 10.15 44 26 00 834 04 765 02 Total . .(11750 85 The report of the directors, L II Mon tanye, J K Weathetford and John Foal my was also read, showing the same facts and the following estimate and recommendation; Teachers' wages...... Janitor's wages Fuel and incidentals Repairs and painting (5000 00 300 00 800 00 600 00 Total,, (CJOOOO We would therefore recommend that there be no lax levied. Doth reports were adopted. The matter of a tree kindergarten was discussed by H II Hewitt, M Pnyne, Prof Crawford, Judge Flinn, J N Dun can, Mrs Tathaia and others; but the statement of the directors showed that all the room In the school house is now taken ap, that the district is in debt (3.500 and that where no tax will be re quired as It is. the kindergarten would necessitate one, as well as new build ings, and a motion to establish tho sys tem in the schools waa lost. A motion by It Bryant to appoint a committee of three to select a school site and that the matter of a new school house be considered at m meeting in two weeks was also lost. xil MTtrc a tiia. W K It v to A T McCutly,,',' acre, I K 1 ....$ G VV tiray admr to Maggie F Pow 25 ell, one fifth int of 240 acres. . coo 1300 E W La ngdon .trustee, tu Sarah E Keeker. 33-100 acres.Hs 3ra A Henry Myers to N II Atlea,2t feet. inches front, First street, AliMnr 25 2500 103 usan M Allen to Geo C Turner,?, bl 44. Albany A Geisier to A Anderson, 2 acres, 13 w I.... RC McGoubIi to T II McGough, nower of attorney.... ROMcGongh tnJohnLccdy, 100 acres. 10 E 3 3000 Geo II Jones to l'hebe Wyatt,3 lots HiKhland urove 85 Jas M Booth to Marlett Smith. 9 acres III II 8 Hiram to J a M Houth.lOacre 230 .250 1700 1 5 200 1 F L Hnell to J F Kinney, jr.. 0.60 acres 11 w3 I Meeker to Melvina Meeker, sever al pieces land f K Leigen loD E Bcrdan, 113.73 acres, 10 w 1 Retta B Brown to Mrs A F lie 1 dan, 200 acres 10 w 1 D E Uerdan to Olston Jones, 03.73 acres, 10 w 1 20 Samuel Glass to Mary McKercher, z lou.t rawiordsvtiie... Israel Wood to Mary Ames, lot 6, SCO 30 1500 bl 8, Iweet Home M R Croft et al to J F Garland. 2 small pieces land, Brow nsville. Frank Crsb'reo to G M West fall, 1 interest in 62 feet front. Ibanon 2000 J Klrkpatrick to ;L Foley, lots 1 2, bl 1, K's 3rd A.Lebanon . . . , 400 60 Daniel liridges to Olive Raskin, 1 acre, li w X Daniel Rridges to John Raskin, 1 acre 10 w 2... OrviUe T Porter to Anna M Houck, 50 lots, bt 1. Houck's A Anna M I louck to O T Porter.lot 5, 10 10 125 125 125 Id 1, M S A CSP.aaeett to VV E Savage, 40 acres 12 wl.... A S Uassett to Albert Savage. 40 acres. 12 w 1 A S Rassett to Jas Tucker, 40 acres 12 w 1.... Elisabeth Housewart to Chas llonsewart, 2t acres, Waverly fruit farm 500 (14,711 CHILDREN ESJOT Tbe tlcMsant fliv.r.aentl aetion and sooth- inz clfcots ot svrau ot r las. wnm id oseci of a laxative, and it ths lather or mother he onatite or bilious, tbe most eratifvloff re no !u follow iu as, so that it is the best family lemeity known and terry family should have a bottle. BOUN. CALLOWAY. To the wife of J Calloway, March 6th, 1892, a daughter. The Sham Every good thing ha9 its imitators, every genuine article its counterfeits. The Ammonia and Alum Baking Powders sold over the counters are no more like Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder, than the paste is like the real diamond, or a counterfeit is like ono of the old master's genuino paintings. When greedy and merciless manufacturers claim their adulterated and harmful baking powders are as good as Dr. Price's, they know they are not telling the truth. These people know they are destroying- tho stomachs and the com plexion of the consumers, and there are many grocers recom mending such powders over their counters knowing same to be injurious and worthless simply to make a large profit. Dr. Price, a concicntious physician, has spent a lifetime in perfecting and popularising his Cream Baking Powder, the only Pure Cream Tartar Powder now to be obtained. Multitudes of imitators all over the land have sprung up, not to imitate the purity of Price's Cream Baking Powder, but to see how, cheap they could make their counterfeits and , hoodwink the public. ? : , - : Some use Ammonia and others Alum, but all these shams cry in chorusj "Buy this, its just as good as Dr. Price's and .much cheaper..'-; . .-.. Price's Cream Baking Powder is the standard for purity and perfection the world over,' and is beyond comparison. Dr. Price stands for Pure Food an a foe to all gbaxns. fTWv . fSj Cm Li KssV Ml ll. A tnccessor has been elei-Hd (o Ihe present tender hearted Chief of Police cf fcoeratiic-nto. Correct Albany had better keep her e s on any move 10 build a railroad from Astoria to the Valley and act at the right time. We have Just received from the census department a list of cities and towns in the United states having a population of l,oC0'Or more. Albany is down for 3,070, and Oregon's capital Is not down at all. Nearly every county in the state will Ignote the action cf the state board of equalization until the legality of their work I tested. Denton county Is effected but little by the new levy, but treasurer Uennttt will ontv forward the amount re turned by the county board.whlch Is $19 54403. Instead of $19,073 78, the amount levied by Ihe a'e board of equal Izailon, Time. Here I a cotifesslof that beat that of the Lebanon L'xpr. A rumor Is out that Editor Jackson,! f the East Oregonlan, wants the nomination for congress on the democratic tkktt-Union Republican. That Is a sickly rumor Pendleton E, O. That wa a shrewd scheme of the Ta coma real estate shark who plaited an "addition" nineteen mile from town. He "mortgsgeu" the property to a friend at the rate of $1 so a lot, though It Is not worth that many cents. Hi aim I to make people believe thst great value actually attache lo land, though It I probable that hi swindle will not blind anybody. Harden got hi pointer while In Portland a hort time since. Welcome. There are livo hur.drrd vacsnt houses In Portland occasioned by the removal to the cast tide of many families who. In that part find domicile at cheaper rent. This fct cause a reduction of l,ooo per month lo the water receipts on the west side, notwlths'ant'ing which' the constant erection of new bulldlnga shows a percep tible m mthty Increase In the receipts of the wster company This fact proves Portland's steady growth, more houses snd greater population Welcome. The March number of Babyhood, the mothers' nursery guide, contains an article on "Getting the teeth first and second," by the medical editor, Dr L M Yale, which corrects certain misappre hensions as to the teething process and thr troubles which are popularly sup posed to occompaoy it. Similarly help ful medical articles are "The care of deli cate children," by Dr II D Chapin. and "Cuts and Scratches." by Dr FI Power. An alleged "sure cure" for diphtheria is also discussed by a competent medical writer. Of moat general interest, per haps, is a curious article on "What shall be done with him V an account of a completely unmanageable though not at all vicious boy, which is euie to give rise to considerable discussion. (2 per year. Addreas for sample copies the 1 la by hood Publishing Co, 5 Reekman street, New York. BBOWXSSILLE. March 71k, 1891. No doubt our county committee made a mistake In appointing tomorrow fcr oor convention, a our scliool meeting occurs todsy and some who would like to a- tcrd botn cannot 00 aa. We wend drlepatf ss follows.- North Bownlile-J C liilieu, Y T CochrsnJ K Mclfargoe and S A Centre. Sou'.h ISrowrtsviile. W C Coolev, W P Elmore and Henry UUikcly. Precinct committee are: South Brownsville, W P Elmore, Henrv Dlakelv and N C Ocoicy. North Brownvlde, J P Cooley, Ki U Cabli ai d It titwick. Mr and Mr A W Stanard met with aa accident wiiicn bruised them up some. One night list wee home from chu'rh at bile returning horse fell down, breaking both shsfls and .throwing them to the crojnd. Both are .. marked and bruised about the face.but not otherwise hurt. Birds are singing and grass I growing, in fact spring appear to be at hand, but no doubt a chilling blast lll strike your city tomorrow afternoon that will nip some tends r shoot and they will not start sgsin s for two long long years. Just think We were nipped thus sis years sgo have not starieo since M1BFL. March 7th, 1892. Oor annual -school meeting occurs to day, with a prospect of an interesting time. One of our directors moved bis family to .Springfield some time ago, havlnz taken a mail contract, and the clerk in his notices mentions tke election of one to fill the vacancy, but I under stand he will bo on band to claim the office. Solomon and EmetBarnes,father and son, were sent to jail last week to serve S out fine ot $25 each for larceny coat picked tip in the hop field last Fields ia ru a Vine some lumber mill, and llarshbarger is repairing Workman's mill, having rented the same, and is going to cut ties for the R K Co. The is talk of a railroad from Spring field np the Mohawk in the near future, ana we are looking tor tne Doom. Citibkn. Allan Brr alway korp their customer sapplisdwtth treah Latter snd rggs. and the Real s X'' The - HEAVIEST - Stock - In this city is in our store. It iseludei CLOTHING yery grade, ttyle and pattern,that is deiirablo. Elegant D ress Suits, N obby Business Suits, and Fatigue Suits, In light, medium and heavy weigh ta, and in all of th o jatthy fchadts of the season. Tg also kep a full line o f uT5isiunGS and notions thatptjrtain ti tne CLOTHING business, embracing only standard and reliable brand?. 1 s TUB LEADING 1111 ill New - Spring A11 Attractive Combination of New Spring Overcoats for Men and Boys. Quality Tub Highest. Clitiinitht fill well. I n hinff Ifiit IS mild Well. ll'l.lLtM. MAll VlVLUlii UiOS VVSS II 111! A good Baseball and Bat Suit. T. L. WALLACE & CO., ,. Ike leading Oor, 1st and BroadaJbin Wholesale 2- Retail grocers CIGARS TOBAOOO, AND KINDS IN LARGE OR IN THEIR Elinn Block BLACICRUAN ,at,-r ATsrsr I .RADTNGDRUGGISTS DRUGS. MEDICINES STATIONARY m SfJ M s per dozi 'nin irsir 11 rr -rm 'or IQ ( I n w . n mtrx mi nTnrip a is aibaar, Orsoa. Need a Watch? I haT all kinds, at all prices and every watch fits the price. But price ia - not everything in watch-buying; GUARANTEED q'JALlTY is the first thing. I guarantee waehes accord ing to their quality; and quality makes the price. All kinds all qualities all prices. 'F.M.FRENCH, he Corner Jewelry Stof3. of - SPRING - Clothing of CLOTHIEH0. We are bound lo "please" as muchfso as the individual above iabourdto'-yLEASi:." We do it by the greatest bar gains ever offered in the city on numberless articles, and by the high quality aud rl ing worth of cur goods. AssoKTUEra TnE Lakgest. Ont prlet to all people. All mil Earied ia plain lipres. 1 csild can luj as cbeap as s man. given away with every loy's ClotMers.1' .. St3, - - AlDau. rregen, CHOICE FRUITS Or A LI SMALL UANTITIEO CEASOrV ALBANY, OREGON . &, HODGES, OBEO-OIT- Cabinet photo from $1.50 to $4"o aozen. iniaiging piciurea a 16x20 crayons frames! 00. we carrv a large line of 5x8 and steresccplc view of Ore. w at son. studio in r roman btoCJC next to Masonic Temple,First Sttce A BIG STOCK OJ -:- Baby :-: Buggios btst assrrtment ever brought to Albany i just recelsed at Stet Sox's. : . . . ""- ' " mm S(a the EciKies aria Get Trices. L1EGE3T - aseostmi!;t OF SEATING ETOYES. 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