The state rights democrat., July 08, 1892, Image 4

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WEATHGKrOBD fc
CIIAHllEKLitS,
Attorneys at Law. Will p-actiee In all courts of tha
state- Special attention g ven to matter in probata
and to collections. OFFICE In tha Flinn block.
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Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Chancery. Uo'lee
tions made on all po'.ut. Loans negotiated on
rabl terms. Albany, Oregon.
G
se. nr. wrigot,
Attorney at law, ax.d Notary PaMc. Will practice in
all the courts of this state Special attention eiven to
collections and matters in prabat r0ee: Upstairs
Hason-Twedale Block Albany. Ofu
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B
L&rEHlKN A WATSON.
all legal matters will receive pr o mp
attention. Office in Odd Fellow's Teniae, Albai
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TJ WHITNEY
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Attorney at Law, Albany, Or.
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R. J. L. HILL,
Phrclcun and Surgeon. OFFICE Corner
Ferry streets, Albany, Oregon.
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KS. MASTOV t O VIS,
Physicians an Surgeons. OFFICE Corner eeond
and Bi jsdalbin streets, Albans, Or, Calls pro-np tly
attended in city and ceontry:
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V. CH4JIRERL1IS, H. D
Hemeopatbist. aSsTSpecUist In diseases of the Eyo.
Twenty ears' exporicoca OAce hours 7 to 9 a m;
lislpm, and 6 u evening. Albant , Oregon.
iAQUINA BAY ROUTE.
Oregon Pacific Railroad,
t; r
BOSS, Receiver.
-o-
0r8g.)n DeTelopment Po's Steamers,
Short Lin to California
First-class through passenger and
freight line train Portland and all points
Id tbe Willamette Valley to and from San
f anc'seo, Cal.
Boats make close, connection at Alban
with trains of the Oregon Pacifi Railroad
TIME SCHEDULE, except Sunday. )
Leave Albany 11.-20 r. a, ; L Java Yaqoina, 7:00 a.
Leave Corvaliis 1 :?3 r, m . Leave CorvaUis.10 :S5 a,a
am.- taqiuna, n:ia r. u. Arrive Albany, 11:13 a.
O. A C. trains connect at Albany and
Corvaliis. The above trains connect at
Yaonina with tha Oregon Development
Company's Line of Steamships between
aqu;na and Ha.ii Francisco,
SAILING DATES .
rsoa Taarrra.
KaasK Valler, DjsmYsr ISth , Kai list
raoa aaa raaaciaco
Willamette Valley, December $:h ; 18th ; nth.
The Corapar.-v t wives the ngnt to
.'iianee sailing dates v.tnout notice.
B. rv.Kser-.rers from Portland and
rVUlamette Valley points can make close
:nneeU.iu with the trains oftheYaquina
vmte at Albany or Corral lis, and if des
tined to San Francisco should arrange to
rive at Yaaaina the evening before date
f aauirp.
aTPasseasrr am Freight rates a! w a; s the
a. weal
Xor inform stfoi apply to A R Chapman, Freight and
d.Wet Agent, Albany, t C. .
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HEALTH 1SELT
BR AIM
. Da EC Wrrr's Near airs Baau TsiaTMSrr,
guaranteed soecido (of Hsteria, Dizziness, Con
vulsions. FltSaNervous Keuralgia.Headache.Mefvoiis
Prostration oausd by the use of Alcohol or tobacco,
Wakefulness, Mental Drpression, Softening of the
strain resulting In insanity and lasting to misery,
decay an death, Premature Old A ;e barrenness,
Lou of Power ,n either sec, .Involuntary Losses and
Spermatorrhoea caused by over-exerti w of the
brain, self-abuse or over-indu'gence. Each boa
contains on month's treatment. S1.0) a box, or six
hoxe for 15. sent by mail prepaid on receipt f price.
WE til'ABASTEE MX BOXU
To care any etsi. With esch order receive! by us
forsix SOBS. a IS BjMBl with 13.09. ws will send
the porch war (tar written guarantes to refund the
money If the treatment does not aflact a cure. Guar
antnes ii'id enly by
J B t ummlnt, Itrugakt Sole Ageat,
Albany, Oreg
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when a writtn srjiri itl i ii iiii.'i'v i'iiii,
uoxes,t- r! 1 1 1 tni m i wf il i ' c imI. till a.
for free Sample. Ouirurtes issusd by
J A l aossnlag, .Draggle. itele Ageat.
Albany, Oregon
Albany
IRON WORKS
- NfMiiiifHcturers stV
tEAM ENGINES GRIST KHU SAW
MILL MACHINERY IRON WONTS'
m ALL Kim OF HEAVY
ANO LIGHT WORK, IN
IRON AND BRASS
CASTINGS.
SpecUl attention pi1 it riptiri:; ail
kinds of machinery
r'Aitms Kade on Short Notiet
ALBANY OR. "
mmm & hulbbrt bros.
Real Estatr Agents
.'arm? anil Ranches forixlu.
Aleo oit brotierty in Albaw'
and Coryallis.
SMOKING
TOBACCO,
Whether on the hills gaming ; In
the place of business ; or at home,
it always fills that niche cf ce
fort a good smoke. Put up vt
handy packages, and recognized
everywhere as a Pure Granulated
Leaf Tobacco of the highest quali
ty ; it recommends itself to every
smoker's use. Sold everywhere.
TIC I KI t.BR VTIOM,
A large crowd gathered in the city this
morning for the races and base ball
games . Headed by the Mechanics Band
the procession inarched to the grounds
at 10 o'clock.
The tirst race was a three-eighth dash,
which proved a pretty race. Five horses
were entered but only four starte-j, Pad
dy O'Rien, Bellinger, Joe D and Scamp.
The latter named, a fine bay owned by
Shultz Bros took the pole, but soon lost
it, and Joe D., a Salem horse, gained the
lead.coming in ahead by a small margin,
Paddy O'Rien second and Scamp third.
This afternoon the gentlemen's road ster
race for $50 and the free for all trot wer?
to come off beginning about 4 o'clock,
both having filled.
Owing to numerous "kicks" the first
base ball game was not played in the
morning, but was postponed until 1
o'clock, the two games being played in
the afternoon.
The first game of .base ball was called
at 2 o'clock between Scio and Albany,
John Simpson, of Scio, umpire. At press
time five innings had been played as
follows, Albany having an easy thing of
it:
Albany. 1 1 2 2 5.
Scio 0 10 0 1.
ALBANY , HCIO
Bellinger p Hepner
Collett c Wells
Xowell 1st b W Hibner
Baldwin r f Norton
Kankin 2nd b Hayes
Smith c f Jones
Babb s s Cole
Clarke 1 f H irons
Sinnott 3. d b Hibler
The game between Lebanon and Knox
Butte was to be played immediately
afterwards -
The rrile bic cle race had three entries.
Lucas and Creasy, ot Monmouth, and
Tourley, of Albany. Lucas winning in
3:51 with ease. Cress y second, Tourlev
third.
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Puffer ncEeeesaary. I er.': yon
know that exhaustion, debility,
failing manhood, and general
weakness, brought on by early
follies, dissipation and excesses,
can be cured. Don't get diseour
aced We have cured hundreds
at their hosaes by mail treatment
Yocr case will be diagnosed free.
Write to-iT. Ko cost to learn
your condition.
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Barael, Stockton aid EJlii Sis.,
SAM FRANCISCO. CAL
Jfeia&iak
EAST AND-SOUTH,
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Southern Pacific Route
SHASTA LINE.
Express Trains leave Portland Daily
aonth
7:0br. a. I i.
10:23 r Lv
8:15 a a 1 Ar
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Ar 7:SS a a
Lv :S3 a
Portland
Albany
San Francisco
Lv I 7?J0 r a
Abv trains stop only at f.-.l lowing nation north
el Kosehurg. East Fortlaod, Oregon City, Wood
ourn, Salem, Albany. Taagent, ShodJ, Hatsey Har
risbarg. Junction City, Irving, Eugene.
xosssrae mail, dailt
1:30 a I Lv Portland Ar 4 S0 a
lKts r n Lv Albany Lv l!:3u a
5:i0rB Ar Bosebnrg Lv I 7Mi
ALsajtv Locatf dailt kxcstt Sranar)
i DO r a I Lv Portland Ar ; :o SO a
99rBAr Albacy L- CM a a
LaaaaoB saasc
lJOral Lv Albany Ar I :?l a a
2:39 T a I Ar Lebanon Lv I s a
t:X a a I Lv Albany Ar I 8:45 r a
:22 a a Ar Lebanon Lv :33 r a
PULLMAh BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Far Aseasaanatdattoa at rasaeater. holilln:
seeead-C'la tlrfceta.attaebest t Bx
prea Trains
feat Side IMvlclwa.
BETWEEN PIIHTLIVU Al IOUHII.lv
Bail .'saiaaaui (Except Snnuay,
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Ar
Portland
Corvaliis
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12:15 ra
12:10 r a
ass rsaia dailt (Eacspt Sunday .
list fa I
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Portland
BeHlnnville
Ar
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a a
6.45 a M
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TliroixfrTli TiclstetH
o all point
EAST AND SOUTH.
A.if n, liifor'nitlo i rszardi'i? rates, map, a
on Company A iter, t at Aianj
'I KOEBLEH K P. ROOEKS,
Vanarer An't o, V . and V. As
Portland, Oregon.
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ARK Of JIO,
SCIO, OREOOlf.
resident
vice- President
shier
J 8 Msaaia
Jarr Mtkb
0 S Bar
IS! CO K4TIONAI, BANK,
J OP ALBAIsTs ORMOiT.
CAPITAL TOCK tl 00,000.
Idfliil ,!,' I, COWAN,
e-Presidunt J M UAI.STON.
sttlishier 0 A AKCUIIIOLU.
P ascrroaa, -J L Cewan, J K RsJston, w g
Ladd, W H iMIia, J A Orawird sl OA Arch
hold.
f RAN8ACTR a general nankin hulne.
DRAW Slum DHAKTSou New York. San
til P-tltr 1 Oreiron.
I.OAN MOKE Y 'in approved security
RECEIVE deposits subtect check.
Star Bakerj
orBrontlwllslit and Vlrnt Ht
CONRAD MEYER, PHOPRIEfOR,
( ..,. ii l r. . In, (auueu rli t
Olaait eriSTt-, liiiiousanr. .
Dried rrutlH, VegelBltlea,
Tulnttco, ClsvarN
Nagar, Mpleea,
Collect Tea,
Et:,, Kle.,1
In fact every tl,. that la kupt in a iceoora
variety and irsooery store, Hifftiest
market price Mtid for
AJ.t KfMDS OP PRODUCE
Ibe ilemortat.
HlUSOPPOKf UNITY.
The grand opportunity of David 11 Hill's
life lies before him now. If lie improves it,
lie will silence calumny, annihilate prejudice,
make the American people acquainted with
him as he is or as "he ought to be, and must
be if he expects future political preferment,
and put himself in a position to be the great
democratic leader that his talents and his ser
vice eutitle him to be. It is alreaily hinted,
though from republican sources, that Hill will
go abroad at the adjournment ot congress and
remain till the election is over. If he does
this, he will cruelly disappoint the friends
who have stood by him through evil and good
report, and will justify the opinion that his
enemies have expressed of him. Hill's great
mistake duiing the past year has been in im
agining that New York, because it it the
greatest state, and because he had made him
self mister there by his subeib talents and
services, could dictate terms to the other 43
states and to the democracy of the nation.
The result of the Chicago convention ought
to show clearly to Mr Hill that the people are
greater thin any party, greater than a party
machine, and infinitely greater than any one
man. Cleveland won the democratic nomi
nalist! fairl) ai.d squarely. He did not beg
or even ask for it ; he did not intrigue foi it,
as Hill did; he did not buy any voles lor it; as
it is charred was done at Minneapolis. He
was nominated because the great body of
democratic voters throughout the country de
manded his nomination. Mr Hill's duty at a
democrat anil as a patriot is to cheerfully sub
mit lo the will of the majority, and do mighty
and valiant wo k fvr the de-nocalic nominees.
This he can do. Whatever abusive mug
wumps or tertitied republicans may say about
him, he has a host of powerful friends in New
Yotk state with wl cm his word is law. With
1 that word honestly, openly, earnestly patri- ;
otically spoken, Cleveland can carry New
Y'oik with ease; without it, whether Cleve
land wins or loc, Hill's Canst is ended, and
he will go down as the modern Aaron Burr of ,
the democratic p iriy. The St Paul Globe, an !
intelligent, broad-gauge democratic ; a; er,
gives Mr 1 1 all the s.troe advice, tn
words:
David K Hill has met his first defeat
hot !
it leaves him an oproriuni.v
hich not even '
1 have given
success in the convent on would have given
him. It elves him the chance of a lifetime j
to repel the aspersions which have been cast Higgins The cyclone came from a south -on
his democracy and his political integiity. j westerly direction and its path was 300
it is more than the chance of a life-lime feet wide.
there is no parallel for it in the history of , The PrahlMlleal.
American poliiirs. Never before has a defeat- j
ed candidate for the presidential nomination Cixcixsati. June 30. A ballot for can
been so situated with regnrd to his successful i didate for president resulted in a choice on
competitor. Let Senator Hi I giro up bis j the first effort. Hidwpll receiving 590 votes
loins now and go forth to b in behalf of out of a total of 974, 1"T votes being
his late adversary who i bis adversary no rtooessary for a choice. Detnorest rorvive.1
longc. but his captain and leader by virtue of i i39 and Stuart 1T9. Oregon and Wash-
the demo:racv et'ict. Let him rtove as fact ,
' was never proved before his sialwart fidelity I
! lo his famous motto: "lam a democrat. j
' Let him lead the state hoe democracy own j
' him as chief into the camp of the leader whom I
the national democracy have elected to fol- uoyd 1 nomas, late secretary of the nation
low. Let him forward to the utmost extent al committee, was presented with a purse
of his great ability ihe fortunes of Grover of -00 in appreciation of his services.
Cleveland and ihe democratic party, and by The Acrsrstttaral fotlece.
so doing vindicate his own integrity and party
loyalty. His duty is clear - the way lies Cobvalus. Or June 30. At a meeting
o; r; let him follow it, and he will find it of the board of regents of tbe stale agri
leads straight toaard those higher rewards j cultural colieg?. the following members
which for tbe present are denied him. j were present: Messrs Pennoyer, McBride.
This, Senator Hi.l, is t:ie advice of fiiendf. Apperson; Xash, Ladd. Shipley. Keady.
lr i.i...jr;,-i-..,.kn.jm;,-. .k B4ue' McLIroy and eatherford. The
It is tbe adv.ee o men a bo admire you; aho t fty digWy
i,t.a. jvmcu, ui .a. .vi uc itxawu ducetl sautnes. consequent upon the nece
! the talumnious clamor sgaiast you; it is i listed expenditure in building and equipp
i the earrest honest advice of men who ing a dairy.. Mrs Thomas Callahan was
I wou'd have followed your standard as
; cheerfully and enthusiastically as they
j now do Cleveland's, If you had been the
( nominee; it is the advice of men who, like j
you, are democrats and lovers ot their ,
country and friends of the people.
It is the opportunity of a lifetime for
! Senator Hill, and a grander opportunity
I than has yet come to him, though hit life
has been full of opportunities that he has
improved and successes that he has richly
deserved. By standing faithfully and
zealously by Clevelani now, Hill will
make himself the great democratic leader
of the future : by opposing or even sulking .
or remaining silent, lie ends forever his
upwatd political career. Evening Ttlr
gram.
The senate will vote today on Stewart's
substitute to hi free and unlimited coin
age of silver. The substitute provides
for the free coinage of all silver, the pro-
dact of all Unhed States mines. This
bill ought to pass so thjt all the silver
mined in the Cnitd States may be util
ized. There can be no doubt tbat tbe
government can coin and float at par with
gold all the silver produced in this coun
try. We believe the bid will pas both
houses.
Republican papeis are renewing their
old campaign howl of "free trade.'' Well,
keep it up gentlemen. That cry during
the campaign of education which has been
carried on during the last four years has
lost all its terrors. Thousands of republi
can farmers :ll over the country who four
years ago were open protectionists are now
open free tradera. They like to hear the
cry of free trade and the more these pro
tection bowlers can make these republican
farmers belicye the democrats are frte
traders the more votes the democrats will
receive this fail. Keep it up, gentlemen,
keep it up.
the Roscburg f'aind'tiier proposes that
the republicans of the next legislature
should select Hon W R Ulahop as the
speaker cf the house. The Democrat
can heai ily endorse the recommendation
made by the I'ltiindealtr, but we can say,
once for all to Bro. Uenjamln, that Mr
Bishop is a man not sufficiently Identified
with the remnants of Ihe Portland ring to
be selected for that office. That ring is
fearfully wrecked but not sufficiently so
to prcvtnt it controlling the conduct of the
republican party of the state.
Ti-e Salem Statriman is as sour as a ten
days o.d bucket of buttermilk in harvest
lime became .Stevenson, the democialic can
didate, for vice president was not in
the
war. What an awful crimi!
out
I
ets see. One Whitelaw KriJ is
the
of
Ac-
re; in candidate lor lite fame
(ice. He also served not in the war.
cording to the Statmnan's reasoning While
law is a bitter, poisonous copperhead. But
the Stalemnan is so I i n !e lly pailisnn that it
never sees the beum in il own eye,
A dispatch from New York says.
A morning paper says news reaches it
from high authority that Cleveland will
se'ect the following chief officers to direct
his campaign: Chairman of the national
committee, W C Whitney; chairman of the
executive committee, William F Harrity,
of Pennsylvania: secretary, (ieorire G Par-
ker, of New York.
The tirs: womin'ii democratic campaign
clu was organized in New York city Wed
neilay. It is called tha "Frances Cleve
land Influence Club." It ii sod to be '.he
pstruots to Otgisis tliu elttlM ad ovjr the
country.
The man who in tbe light of the history
of party politics for the lsst fifteen years
, should rlsn up and call Cleveveland a plu
torat has much more gall than regard f jr
facts.
Judge Gresham says he will not accept
the nomination of the third pirty for
president.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Wilson C'onreaard.
Pom-land. July 2. In Multnomah
county's jail lies one of the most despicable
ytlhans that has ever been confined within
its wal's. Ho is Charles Wilson, who mur
dered little Mamie Walsh, near Milwaukie,
on the 22nd of June a week ago last Wed
nesday In a dark cell, trembliug and fear
ing t hat each moment he will be taken from
his dungeon by an avenging crowd.
Wilson has confessed the crime, He un
burdened himself to Sheriff Samson and his
brother Frank Wilson, in the Oregon City
iail yesterday morning. A he ivy pressure
lad been brought to near upon him after
he had been taKen from this city Thursday
to Oregon City.
Ureahau Will Bun-
Vali-auaiso, Ind July L N 3 Bozearth
of the people's party candidate for supreme
judge, says he has received positive assur
ance from the Indiana state central commit
tee tliat Judge Walter g (iresham has
promised to make the race for president as
the nominee of the people's paity. The
judges' son Otto said "1 know of no reason
why father should not accept the honor
were it tendered him, he believes in most
of the doctrines of the new party: still 1
cannot say authoritively the nomination
will be offered or accepted."
Evidently Trlekerr.l
Pom-land, July 1. The recount of the
votes cast for E Holman and Joseph Hughes
was completed yesterday. It gives Hughes
22 majority over Holman. The number of
pencil ballots to lie referred to Judge Shat
tuck stands as follows: Hughes 207, Hol
man 19H. The principal error occurred in
North Portland precinct l5, where Dolman
was origiually given 126 and Hughes 75.
The recount gives Holman 7;t 'and Hughes
107.
Eaamasttu Crop of Wheat.
Topkka, Kansas, July 1. The Kansas
farmers are having great difficulty getting
enough hands to honest the enormous crop
of wheat now ready for cutting. It is be
lieved the field will be the largest in the
history of the state.
level Krrord BreVrn.
London. JuneoO. Arthur A Zimmer
man, the American champion l.iiv!i-t,
beat the half-mile cycling record today,
making the distance in the unequaled time
time of 1 4K.
A Sew Jir.rj 1 jrlotir
(iuhjcester, XJ June ;X. At t:20
this afternoon a wind storm of
these character struck this city from the " suth
i west, doing arreat damalre to nrouertv ai d
killing two people, besides iniurim tliiw
others. Those killed are Patrick Highlands
ani1 Robert B Hamilton, and the injured
H"1" Kobert S Hamilton, and the injured
"f? "rs "um'ton. Mary Hamilton and Pat
ing ton voted for Bidweli. while Idaho vot-
ed for Detnorest. On motion of Ceorgia
BtdweH' nomination wa made unanimous
and another outbnrt followed, ending with
cheers for Uidwell and Detnorest. John
engaged as an assistant in tbe preparatory
department. Arrangements were made to
provide the cnapel with better seating facil-
i tties.
Wllawa Ihe Baa
Oregon Citv June 30. Evidence has
been obtained which places tbe guilt of
murdering Mamie WaJaB on Wilson with
out a lueation. There are strong indica
tions of King Lynch deciding the case. It
is probable that he may yet be prevailed
upon to confess. a lie has shown evident
signs of weakening. When told last night
that be was likely to be aita :ked by a mob
during tbe night . He a.ked to be buried
in the same cemetary as Mamie Walsh, be
cause she was innocent and be also is in
siBnuisi A Baal Caaaly.
Orecos Cm. June 'Wr Another crime
has been anemptel in lackamas count v
tv- 4- . w r - . . - -
Kastemo
Thompson, of Clackamas. He made an
improper proposal, and then, when in fear
she llosl to a room for safetv. he
if an ax
tried to breast the door ft tbe room
brought here, where Ltvis thought lie is
crazy.
New Blacksmith. Mr Geo P Cramer !
recently of Plain viw. will open a black- i
smith shop at the corner of Second and
Ellsworth streets, on next Tuesday. Mr
Cramer is an experienced workman and i
will do work brought to htm in a satisfac
tory manner. Hrse shoeing and general
blacksmlthlng sttended to. A chare of
he public patronage Is solicited.
BeeMewly Creea
Hills boro. lr June 29. Yesterday two
imoothe looking men visited Rev William
Jelly, one of V ashington county's earliest
settlers, on his farm three miles north of
Hil'sboro. and after ilirkerin? with him ;
for tbo ,,ir..l, . . I I,.. l.,r. ,,...;,. !
- . auv, nil" . ,...- .
another farm for him on which to spend I
hu remain ins: days: Not lielng postesl on
the ways of the world, be gave them 91000
tc buy the land, and for security they gave
him a box purporting to contain $3000 in
greenbacks. Then they departed, and this
niorninpr, on opening the box, Mr Jolly
found the money rone. Xothinjr has been
heard of the swindlers.
The rrahlMllaaUU.
Cincinsati, June 29. Delegates to the
E inhibition national convention put in a
ard days work, ending late tonight after
three sessions. Permanent organization
has been effected with Eli Ritter. of Indi
ana, as presiding officer, and Sam Small,
the Georgia evangelist, as secretary, and
tomorrow the convention will be ready to
pass upon the platform and nominate can
didates. In a general way tontght Bit well,
i sf California, seems to have the lead for the
presidential, while Demorest, of New York
is Mcarceiy as prominent an yesterday, (tov
St John was temporary chairman, and A F
Wolfenbarger, of Nebraska, secretary.
Bobbed By Maskeat Mea.
Wallace, Idaho June 20. As Syden
ham Mills was crossing the divide from
Fancy Gulch to Marry at 4:30 thin after
noon, he was suddenly confronted by two
masked men with shotguns anil made to
deliver up about $2000 worth of gold dust
which, an hour before, he hail cleaned up
in Fancy gulch. He was allowed to go on,
and hastened to Murry, where he gave the
alarm. An armed posse was sent out in
different directions, but at this hour no
clue to the highwaymen has been found.
The People ' Tarty.
St Lotrw, June 29. Chairman Tauben
ack said tonight before leaving for Omaha
that the platform adopted there would lie
the same as that of the industrial conference
at St Louis, together with a forcible declar
ation for the Australian system of voting, a
free vote and a fair count. There is a
Weaver sentiment among tho leaders.. (ion
Van Wyek said if (iresham positively re
fuses to permit the use cf his name. .1 B
Weaver will be the nominee.
Hart ora Dael.
Spokane, Wash June 29. Billy Fay
and Jack Elmore quarreled early this morn
ing, while playing faro, separating with
angry words. They met again about 7
o'clock and opened fire on each other, and
Delniore was mortally wounded, dying an
hour later at the hospital. Fayclaims that
I elmore opened fire on him, but by-stand-ers
cay both began shooting about the same
time.
Lotan aad sbaw CaaOrated.
Wabihnoton, June 29. The senate to
day confirmed the nominations of James
iotan, collector of customs for the Willam
ette district of Oregon, and of A F Shaw,
surveyor-general of Washington.
Ciat'MT com?.
TJ McClary, as assignee ofLTHen
ness, vs Lon Conser ct ux; recovery of
money. Continued.
Richard Mavo vs Delila Mayo; divorce.
Granted.
Mary T Brannln. vs V A Burkhart; re
covery of money; attachment. Continued.
Assignment of Albertina KrleseJ. Con
tinued. J W Gaines vs Wm V Deaklns and J E
Cyrus; recovery of money; attachment.
Continued.
A P Blackburn adm'r vs J D Walton el
al ; confirmation. Continued.
8tate vs Charles Baker and F H Phelps;
lsrceny. Four Indictments. Verdict of
guilty. Sentence tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock. Other cases continued.
Sylvester E Booth vs Cora L Booth;
divorce Granted.
America E Henness vs The Rock
Creek Flume & Lumbering Co. ; damages.
Continued.
Isabella Guess vs Moses B Guess; di
vorce. Granted.
Ruel Custer vs Mai y A Enos ; posses
sion of real property. Judgment for pos
session and for costs and execution to be
stayed K) days.
Lucinda Ouslerhoud'. vs E R Ous'er
houdt; divorce. Granted.
State vs M J Breslin. Plea of guilty of
simple larceny. Fined $25 and stand com
mt'ted until paid.
In the case of the State against John
Collett and Edgar Leist, arrested for
giving a glass cf beer to some boys, the
grand jury found a true bill against Col
lett and not a true bill against Leist. The
testimony showed that Leist drank only
beer given M.u, while Collett paid for the
keg of beer for young Savage, who was
at the bot'om of the whole business.
Following is the report of the grand
jury :
To the Hon. Judge of the Circuit Court
of Linn county, Oregon :
We, the Grand Jury for the June term
of the Circuit Court of lSili, have as re-j
quired by law risited the farm of Mr John
l'avi?, where a part of the poor of the
county are kept, and find them in very
bad condition in regard to cleanliness of
rooBt occupied by them, and find their .
bedding scanty, ragged and dirty. They j
complain of an insufficient amount of
food, and appear to be scarce ot clothing
and dirty in personal appearance. Onei
patient we f.mnd suffering from an ugly
cancer on the lip, who certainly should
have better care and medical treatment
We would recommend tbat tie county
purchase a piece of land to be known as
a poor farm on which to maintain and
better cate for their poor.
In our visit to tbe jail we find in onr
judgment tbe building insufficient in
sixe for the demands of the county and
lumuic iwi in lewuHuu iMu viiitii
10"?.!
endTat 5 1 County ToS
meactionin regard to this matter
We visited eacliof the county offices)
aii'i iiiiu iiirui aiiuuui eaccuiion nrsi
and in good order, it b officers courteous
and obliging.
There being no farther business before
us we respectfully ask to be dismissed.
H M I'ttaar, Foreman.
W O Spebbt,
James Ihnmi-,
M Hyde,
1' J BALTtMokE,
Tn - Lewis,
H F Bopekib.
Winnebago National Bank v Joseph
Peari and Thomas Brandon ; recovery of
monev. Continued.
Daniel Houck et ux vs W J Vernon et
Sal; partition. Continued.
Vs m 1 Heller vs foaeph fearl et ux . re
covery of money . Continued.
Wm Herron vs Peai i it Brandon ; recov
ery cf money . Continued .
I) M Osboroc .V Co vt K M Robertson :
recovary of money. Ccntinurd.
Gatnes Stringer v Linn county:
mandate. Continued.
W T Hoffman v Green Basi 1 Lumber
Co: recovery of mony : attachment . Con
tinued. Wm T Heller vs Joseph Pearl et ux ; re
covery of money. Continued.
Gibson Myers vs T C Sloper; recovery
of money : attachment. Dismissed at cost
of plaintiff
Eiixabeth Barker vs A E Barker divorce
Granted; care of minor child a
arded lo
plff.
Bank of Oregon vs J M Konkie; re
covery of money. Jury disagreed. Con
tinned.
j iiewan x tx vs i i rmuirer : recovery
' T'J y. I Maul, judgmen..
! R 1 sb,n TS AUen 1,ro-. recovery of
' money ; attachment. Settled-
K S Irson vs Allen Bros., recovery of
money : attachment. Settled.
R L Sabin vs Allen Brot., recovery
money : attachment. Settled.
Richet. Roberta Bull vs Ailen Bros.,
recovery o'. money ; attachment Settled
lane Cdmpton vs S W Com p ton ; di
vorce. Ciranted.
Joseph Getx vs Allen Bros.. recovery of
money ; attachment. Fettled.
Cbaa II Dodd & Co. v J L Hollida, re
covery of money attachment Continued
Portland Provision Co vs Allen Bros.,
recovery of money j attachment. Settled.
C A Klson vs Abner H Edwards et ux ;
recovery of money. Continued.
William Faber vs F A Burkhart et ux
foreclosure. Iecree granted ; ally's lees,
$50.
ftlmr Brsnrlrsn tb istansw I Melt iwpH
Continued.
lames W Tufts vs J A Cummins : re
covery of money. Continued.
Strau.ler Froman vs Wm M Baker and
W E Kelly, recovery of money: attach
ment. Continued.
Mary Cougill vsThe F Jk M In Co;
recovery of money. Continued.
Ulen & Lewis vs Jas F Nixon, recov
ery of monei. Judgment for want of
answer.
Wm F.ioervs J V Pipeetjal; foreclosure,
Decree granted. .
H I. Kelso vs J B Keieay; action for
possession of (personal propeity. Con
tinued. E W Langdom vs W J Hay ; foreclos
ure chattel mortgage. Continued.
Herman Heyneman vs Houcy Wo
Tung; recovery of money; attachment.
Continued-
S E Young to J T Kooks ; recovery of
money ; attachment. Settled.
Assignment Allen Bros, Insolvent deb
tors to J J Dubruilie. Dismissed.
W C Myers vs E Milbredt. Continued.
Emll Wllbredt vs 8 M W Hindman;
mandamus. Defendant ordered to file
transcript and pay cost of proceeding.
T A and Elisabeth Gross vs Jas Elkl.is.
Continued.
State of Oregon vs Dell Savage. Default.
Bond forfeited and reduced to $150.
Slate vs John Collett. Plead guilty and
fined 5j-
T J Kerns vs L Case et al. Continued.
J B Boyer vs Smith & Senders; recovery
of money ; attachment . Continued.
J 11 Stetson vs Smith Se Senders; re
covery of money ; attachment. Continued.
Bridge ft Beach M'fg Co .s O W Smith
and J W Ctisick; ;o annul assignment.
Continued.
Assignment of A J Acheson. Final
account filed and confirmed. Assignee
and assignor discharged.
D M Osborn & Co v Henry Kay ct ux ;
recoyery of money; attahment. Continued.
Bridge & Beach Mfg Co vs Smith &
Senders; recovery of money; attachment.
Continued
State upon the relation of J W Blain
vs C G Bnrkhart; to obtain clerks office.
Continued.
C P Burkhart vs Nellie C Burkhart;
divorce. Continued.
E Adamson vs Sarah M Adamson ;
divorce. Continued.
Ada Anderson vs Wm Anderson ; di
vorce. Continued.
D M and J M Burnett va Mary Ken
nedy and Walter Burnett; partition. Re
port of referee filed and affirmed.
Enoch Cyrus et al vs Warren Cyrus et
al ; partition. Continued.
State ol Oregon vs Dell Savage. Bonds
forfeited and reduced to $150.
Jim Luian, the meanest wire pulling,
wiatd politician in Oregon, was appointed
collector of customs at Por.land.
John V Foster, of Indiana, has been
appointed secretary of state to succeed
Blaine. He'll get lout in Blaine's shoes.
It would be interesting If Governor
Pennoycr were to run for president on the
people's party ticket. Would Lotan and
Simon support him is a funny question
asked.
When such men as Jim Lotan are given
the boodle respectable men might as well
keep out of politics. The Oregon delega
tion have not served their constituents,
regardless of politics, verv well, In ap
pointing a man like Lotan for collector.
Bab I
Lionel R Webster's defeat for state
attorney-general is a lesson to men who
want to continue In political life and take
snap judgment on newspaper men. The
official majority againi.t Webster in his
own county is 668 This is the largest
majority eve." thrown against a candidate
f ar public office in the history of Jackson
county, and elves a fsir estimate of what
, the people of h's own county think of the
presided over their circuit court for a
number of years. But that snowing un
der by 668 majority fails to express
thankfulness cf the people that he
cease to hold that position after the
of next month.--Astoria Examiner.
the
will
Srst
An editor is "uning for office in Wash
ington, and an ex says it hopes be will
be elected and get enough lioodle to pay
the thirty dollars he has owed the editor
of the paper for over ten years. This is
a good illustration of what . tinning for
office means in this world.
What a difference it makes? When!
Ried was a poor school boy he was plain
Jake Reid ; when he married a California
millionaires daughter he became
Whitelaw Ried, now he is a republican
candidate for the vice presidency, be is
Whitelaw Ried, the plain "John" of his
school boy days is gone entirely. White
law does sound more aristocratic. Ex.
After election it will simply be Halt
River Ried
The public pulse beats together for
,,m,nt mtire for the ,:.r.r t M.mi
j Welsh near Oretron Citv". Everywhere
it is considered with local interest In
nearly every community there are vip-
era like the villain who committed thia
horrible crime, though they may not go
as tar as lie UnJ. it there be a crusade
against the ocial evils that lead up to
i such a result.
i T, f i ; : t , i s . .
1 oC.X" rning" tbeCool
celrnlt LT
j Ss Thf wen "into" e
; rountv with the expectation that work
i vroo lit soon be reanmetl on the r, ,a,l arc
leaving, and it rertainlv looks as though
construction work would have been
started by this time had the company
intended doing any thing this year. Tbat
the road will be built there is no doubt,
but when, is altogether a different quea-
Talk about going to war. or swimming
over Niagara, they are nowhere com
pared with being on a 4th of Jnly com
mittee. Send the Man About Town to
C'oego to fight the natives; but please
never again send him against four kick
ing base ball teams.
' brought to Albany in the evening m a b to the treasurer's office aad Mr
Tbe city has been full of fine displays carnage, and Dr J P V allace eet the , Wallace will handle Uie funds backed by
ail commendable. A unique one is that bone- the confidence of all
Ha kJXSj a : . No.-- EvE.Thi, aftern while j Rectors Sxavtc-Tbe Evigelicl
A men -an eagle's beak- Plow is an owl f'rca;l.co,urt w",n ion.ludge Powel,. Sandav gchool wiil celebrate children's
with glasses reading a Bible. ben , oWJl member of the bar rend in da T OD Sandlly morning md evening,
shall we three meet again." appeais be- Ph ol rare beautv and good taste s hu trnnd to preach a eer
low the pictures and all around are ? , n. 't 4 ' J. B M ,or children 1 1 a m and Mb
stuffed animals and birds. bU 1.- ? H ! S Lucinda Farwell, the superintendent.
a Jf- le a lhe, 5 "hi5 1 will be glad to have all parents attena.
x.. .i h,e held by the bar of the dmtrtct The.with their chndren especallv in the
Geo W lcke t tate yesteniay after-, Judge though very much surprised, re- ! eMlD ThI8 gandaT hool has had a
ncn purchased Alex Mayer e one story sponded in filuing terms to the donors. , srowth m the ix moathB
brick, jast north of Fnendlv s store for The occasion being one on which the , tTveU efficientivsuperintemd
the sum of . 00t Then he purchased ; Judge appears, may be, for the last lime. U, Kbool All are 1Cvited to thia
of T u Hendn 0 ks the adjoining brick j before the Albany bar as judge of the cir- Mnal. fegtjeal for tbe children
occupied bv the Monogram cigar store j cult coui t it will'long be remembered by j ' , .
for a like amount- Mr Pickett intends I all present. Congregational church. Services at 11
having the two buildings lengthened ? m and . :45 p m. Preaching by the
out Unrtv feet and wilt add another
story -Eugene Guard.
One cf Mr Sullivan's porkers disputed
the rattle and roar of the hand car hut
Sunday to its final destruction. He was
standing by the track s the car was
coming down the road being propelled
, bv some of the section hands, when all
of a sudden he jumped in front to receive
his smash tin. It took the auirl all out
J of his tail and ended np his crun: in a
f ' striking manner Five dollars is said to
i have fttlly satisfied the owner of the
four-legged porcupine Mill Citv Ga
zette. reixTT i oi bt ra XEitt
(O.
Wni.
R. ? BUckbarn. Jodr j & W
Rumba ugh. OamlssSi nir
Coo,rand
Bond of C C lackson
. ar i .
sheriff elect, ap-
! pioved. also bond of W f lVakins.as'es-
sor, N P Pavne. county clerk, K E Davis, '
! recorder, E TT Fisher, surveyor.
In the matter of warran's for the A I- I
! banv bridge, ordered that a warrant for ;
i $10,000 be issued in favor of city, and a
I warrant for $20,0tW without interest
1 whatever be draw n.
Most of the bills presented were con-
tinued for the new County Court, which
will convene on Wednesday, July 6th.
Bonds of Briee Wallace, treasurer elect
were approved.
The following bills were allowed :
J L Hill, examining insane. $
W H Davis, examining insane
N P Payne, arc't insane
J W Ellison, elections
P C Anderson, acct jail
Crawford & Paxton, acct assessor.
WE Gilbert, acct C H
5 00
5 00
4 00
5 40
3 00
50 00
1.1 35
Fortmiller Irving, acct C H 56 00
Fori miller A: Irving, acct poor. . . . 15 00
T L Dugger, printing 3 50
DR N Blackburn 100 00
B W Cooper 3 20
Wm Rnmbatiah IS 00
Albany Ice Co 0
Tbe korreet plaee to buy year groceries is
a BrowneHs
Aabhv iCsrsf, Rosl Estate, Bi Wash
ington Street. Portland, Or.
All I ind of choice eatiot; ..id cooking
applss at Allen Bros
Gt to 3 W Cobb, successor to Paisley &
Smile,. Flinn Block, for your j b printing
if all kind
MAKKIKl).
MUNKERS. M'KNIGHT On Wed
nesday, June jo, 1891, at the residence of
Mrs R FAthbv.ln Albany, bv Rev J F
S'.ewart, Mr S Munkersand Miss Maggie
McKnlgh.
TALK I NGTON. G W Y N N K At the
Presbyterian church, In Salem, on Wed
nesday. June 39, iSoj, Miss Carrie, dau
ghter of Rev F M Gwvnne, to Prof II L
Talklngton, of Pendleton.
The ceremony which joined this couple
in the holy bonds of wedlock a . per
formed at 11 o'clock bv Dr Gwynne, as
sisted by Revs E N Condit and E R
Prlchard, of Albany. As the btldal party
entered ihe church Mendelssohn's wedding
march was tendered by Miss Llzie Mc
Nsry. The groom was attended by Prof
Draper, of Pendle'.on, and E J McCaust
land, of this city. The bridesmaids were
Misses Annie, Ltllie and Edith Guy tine,
and the flower girls were Misses Alberta.
Georgia and Olive G wynne. Tne attire
of the bride wns white corded silk en
tralne, trimmed with satin ribbon. She
wore a wreath of orange blossoms and a
veil, and slippers and gloves of white kid.
She carried a boquet of white roses tied
with white ribbon. She wore no jewelry
except a diamond brooch, a gift of the
groom. The bridesmaids wore dresses of
lavender landadown, Persian trimming,
and toques of pink chliTon with rose
leave-., carrying boqtiets of pink and
white. The mother of th? bride was at
tired In block satin trimmed in jet Uce.
Statesman.
BOHR AMI ABBBAB
THURSDAY.
Cbronourauhk
and stop
watches at
Frenches jewelry store.
Horsemen, go to F M Frenches jewelry
store and buy stop watch,
Last Monday Harvey Davis, of Bhidd,
lost a pocketbook containing a $10 bill. Did
you find it.
Remember F M French keep a full line
of Pebble spectacles and eye glosses and fit
tbem accurately.
Mia Jane Failing an old resident of AU
bany, aged about 80 yesra. - gesterday even
ing, stepped on boaid in such a manner as
to oe thrown to the grcand, breaking onof
learms.
Tin bridge will lie thoroughly teited to
rr orro v before being accepted Today a
la ge na ntier of teams arc pattirg tbe Ben
tou . pprotch in condition and the l,ino ap
proat.n it a'to being made to look respecta
ble. gene Looney has purchased from
the B S & L Ck, the Van Honlen ranch on
the Bridge creeb. This is conceded to be
one of the beat stock farms in Eastern Ore
goo. The consideration was $10,000. Since
baying in- reach Mr l.o mrp has purchased
10.000 had of stock sheep. Piineville
News.
fbidav.
Vh-at has taken another tumble and is
only q jotedt f4 cents.
All bicyclist arc requested to meet to
nigh' a. 7:30 o'clock ij uniform for drilling
for the 4th .
Some fine 4.h of July store decoration
are seen along Firs', etreet, very creditable
to the artist.
The Oregon Blood Purifier is Nature's I
own remedy, au : rhould be used to the ex- J
elusion of all other medicine in all diseases '
of the stomach, liver and kidney.
Tboa Kay bought for the Salem woolen
mm. aoout uuu jnnasot wool in ue- nht the bridge was accepted and a srfk
borg this week.-PlaindeaUr. j factory .ettletnent made witb tbe coutrac
The Presbytery of the Willamette met f tors. Hundred of team have since been
yesterday afternoon at th s Presbyterian ' Paaaini oye- this splendidly boilt structure.
i 5"?- yne sad Key Marabjii, of
Jt", .citiM, cuu
the loca' clergy, were pwent .
Tbe increasing demand for West's Cough
Syrup is swUsstss) of iti g i it sittssB ! all
throat and lani: diaeasr Three sizes.
Large bottle, 25 and 50 .-. Sold by J A
Cummin, draggut.
J J Brannin.tn tbe county jail for forgery,
attempted 1 1 escape frcm tbe jail two weeks
ago by making a bole ia tbe wallsd bad the
bole nearly made ben discovered b the
sheriff. He was pat in a (': cell and will
be closely watched.
ne louowing wui compose ti l,-o,.iosi
D,W! ln" wm cro w" the a.i.any,
! Knox BolMl cIal 00 Jo,y nd
7" r.."l -- '-svojuo
h Ls.veuue in tie
Nx; Aldnch, a. ,; Wright, 1st b ; Marks,
2nd b. . Stowe, 3id b. ; Eikins, I f.; Wiiey,
e.f.; Scott, r. f.
Toe woolen mill ia receiving large am sent
of spring clipped wool from different towns
in Lisa coocty, and it also buying consid
erable Eastern Oregon wool which is stored
ia Portland owing to insnffi ont storing
room here. Oregon City Conn.T.
The Portland Telegram says: "Tbe name
of Mr LoUn was esiieatly aenttn tbe senate
seme days ago, and foi nt reason or other
aa not given oat by either of tbe pre-
aaaociaUoor. Today's dispatch confirm the
stat men t made by tbe Teietgram over a
week ao that Mr L-..tan had bi appoint
roent at collector of co turns la bis pocket
oet v. was to: maie pnoli; fortoereaccn it
might have a bad effect no the election, tbeo :
coming on." Till iiikiIiiIsswI of man like :
Lotan la bad eaongh. Lveryhody abooid
ashamed of
hacb extra conduct
ea it worse.
Leg Beoeex. Yesterdav Mr
A Wot-
ng one ot tits tegs at ine anaie. ne was
The 4th of lu'.y celebration will begin
tomorrow. lWiow we give the program
! for the two days-
i i resiueni me uay, v met lustier xv s
; Strahan. Vice president. W F Bead.
Chief Marsbr.1. O B Smith.
BATl'BDAV, MTU 2. AT THE PAIR Ggol SD.
Three-eights mile dash, all aires, $75.
lientleman's roadster race, $.V.
Free for all trot, 1 100.
Special match trottii z race. $400.
Baseball tournament, two match
games between A I bar. y, Knox Matte.
Scio and I.-Km on teams, for a purse
200 at 10 and :l o'clock.
Bicycle races, S mile, $20.
BOMBAY, Jt'LY 4.
Races cal'.ed at 1 -W sharp,
line-half mile dash, all aires. $75
I TrottinE race. Linn count v horses onlv.
130,
I Novelty racf, first mile walk, second i
i si os- uiiiu iiio, -v-
o m ,m:
i . i. : l .M -.i i
2:30 trotting race, $200.
Final ball game.
Bicycle races, 1 mile, $30.
XOHDAT'S ntOCRAB.
National salute at sunrise.
Procession will form at 9 :30 on Second
j street between Ellsworth and Broad
i albin street, in Uie following order :
Color bearer.
Police squad
Marshal and aids
Second Regiment Band.
F Com oan v O. ST. G.
Orator, reader and officers of the day
in carriages.
City and county officials.
Fire departments.
Albany Mechanics Band.
Industrial and trades display.
Civic societies.
Other hands.
Base ball teams.
Albany Bicycle Club and visiting
wheelmen.
Citizens in carriages.
Citizens on foot.
The procession will move at 10 a m.
; sharp on Second street east to Baker,
thence north to First, thence west to
Washington street, thence south on
Washington street to Fourth street,
thence east on Fourth street to the court
house square where Uie exercises will
be held.
EXERCISES AT THE Q.T'TBE.
1. Music by the band
2. Prayer by Rev S G Irvine, chap
lain. 3. Song by the Apollo club and Choral
society.
4 Reading of the Declaration of Inde
pendence by Miss Grace Scriber, of
Salem.
5. Music by the band.
ft. Oration by Prof J M Bloss
7 Song by the Apollo club and Choral
society.
8. Music by the band.
THE rOW JAYS AT lUOII NOON.
The exercises will close at 11:45 and
at high noon the ancient order of Pow
Jays, led by the wild man of Barneo,
will make their appearance on the square
and render an unequalled program, last
ing half an hour.
Time for dinner will then be given
until '- o'clock.
THE AFTERNOON CONTESTS.
The following contest and races will
then be held.
On tho square :
2 p m. Band concert.
2 ::t0. Ladies foot race for gold ring ;
girls foot race (under 10) for silver cup;
boys foot race (under 10) for silver set.
2:45. Wneelborrow race, 100 yards,
$4 ; 3 legged race, 50 yards, $4 : sack race.
60 yards, $4 ; climbing greased pole, $3.
3 :30 Catching greased pig (the pig
the prixe.
Longest hop step and jump, $2 50.
On First street.
4. Boy's bicycle race, Washington to
Lyon street ana return, $7.50.
4:15. Foot race, 100 yards, $7.50.
4 :30. Steamer contest, $25.
4:45. Hose race, wet test, $100.
5. Hook and ladder contest, $20.
5.15. Tender race, $10.
6 : 30. Foot race 300 yards, $7.50.
During the day a grand shooting tour-
! verton residing beyond P Sheriff Scott" who bu rred tbe peopb
M l3' T f'eD eo faithfully will gire plate, to Mr Jack
he fell backwards to the ground, breaE- ' t- L a-a
nament will be held immediately south
of the city nnder the auspices of the
Mascot rod and nn club for purses
amounting to $1000.
THE BBfDOK
Will be formally dedicated at 8 o'clock
in the evening. Beautifully illamnated
with electric lights. Short speeches by
Mayor Cowan and city and county offi
cials. Grand display of fire works from
bridge.
Grand ball after fireworks.
SATURDAY.
Nearly all the Sactiam miners are down
celebrating tbe 4th.
I E U Will gives yon his personal guarantiee
; fo- 5 years with his pianos and organs.
If yon are at leisure ell ai Will's Music
Store and see the Metropolitan stock of pi
atio and organs.
Visitor, in th c ty we are anxious to
make yocr acquaintance. Call and see my
pianos and organs. E U Will.
Tbe fines', assortment of pianos and orgai s
eyer ret-n in Albaay at Will's Music 8to e.
Call and see them before yon retu'a home.
&ee tbe latest cabinet' in sewing ma
chines and the best in the matkeU at Will's
Mnsic Store. Needles and oil for all ma
chine kept here.
The overland train will stoo at Terser
; both morning and evening on Sunday next,
i rfuiy .ri, hit in' convenience ot all who ae
j sire to attend tbe 'tamp meeting now in pro
gress at tbat plane.
Mii Maud Hoffman, insisted by lcal
taient and a well known elocutionist of Port
land, will gire a t nsical and literary enter
tainment at the Congregational cnrch at
Corvaliis on Friday evening, Jnly 8:h.
Of coarse there will be no appeartnee of
the DgeOCRAT Monday e renin? T.te glo
rious 4'h is one of the two day of the ye r
in which 'he DmocSAT takes a reat. i!ni
rab for George Wsabinton.
At a meeting of the Citv Council last
s wvenir spoon, of the Albany bridge at
, r M rrench
Get a nonvenir apxn of the Albany bridge
st KM French'.
Itave year order mith Parkr Bros fo
Kentish ..hi tries.
Lime, plaster, cement and hi lr, r . eatt, at
1 A Morris &C Co'.
The beet jewelry at Will ft Stark V,
Battrrick patterns at Bead's.
Great eletraoce sale for tbe nxt ixty
days at W P Bead & Co'.
Von can save money br baying of Bead.
Large stock of white goodafand embroid
eries at W P Bead ftCo'a.
r.oy ladies and children 'af.boei of W F
Bsad.
Will At Stark, tit jeweler.
Once tried, tbey will always be ased.
Bemett'a Extracts.
C E Browceil, sole agent
for Eoraett's Extracts.
Fike at Lebanon This forenoon at
7 :45 o'clock a fire waa discovered in the
St Charles Hotel at Lebanon The fire
company were promptly on hand, and
extinguished tbe flames after hard work.
A detective flue was the cause, and the
j part burned was along and behind the
j ceiling. Tbe damage was about $000.
j covered by insurance, the special agent :
j for the company being in the city at the
I time.
Tub Last Day. Today ia the last day
of the old conntv officials. Tnesdav the
near ores wiil take their tsati Ths
TV.
j clerk'e. recorder's and superintendent's
l- mce trui continue to ne occupied by
tne present popular ana emcient men
d t in everrthinsr. MrCnr! w3I wv d
. pastor snoject oi morning aiaconrse,
SZ3SfSltS5S
j Y p 8 C E at 6:4i Al fare welcome.
At tbe United Preabyterian church
tbe subject of tbe morning sermon wiK
be "True Freedom ;" Sabbath school at
2 :30 p m: evening service at 7 :45 p m :
i I'M ttti:pin. Ait seats tre.
Rjv Mr Hume of fthe Cumberland
Presbyterian church, and lately from the
east will speak to the Y M C A tomor
row at 4 p m in their rooms over the
ltpsir.in iMnt wm1 l;rKtfr,t nlaA nrt
ot ! matter how warm Uie weather. The best
! male voices ia the city will furnish
music. e mean business. Lome ana
see for yourself.
BE STATE WEATBEB iECTBtE,
Summary. Station, Albany, Or. Month,
I Jane, IS92.
ElevaUon above sea level, 317.7 feet.
Mao temperature, 61 1.
Departure from normal, 00 3
I Maximum temperature. 97; date, 27.
Minimum temperature, 4!; date. 9.
Mean of maximum temperature, 74.
Mean of min mum temperature, 46.6.
No. times a aximam tesperatare 90 or
abive, 2.
No. times a assust tetaperatarv 32 or
b?w. 0.
Total precipitation 0.76 inches.
Departure trom normal, 0TS inches.
Prevaili oa direction of the wind, N.
No. ot cloudlet days, 9.
No. of pa. tly cloudy days, g
No. of cloudy days, 13.
No oi days on which .01 of rain or anew
ieU, 6.
i ates oa wn;cn oaii seu,v
Date on which saow fell, 0.
Dates of thunder storms, 7th. lS.h.
Dates of light frost, 0.
Dates of killing or injurious frost, 0.
Dates of solar haloa, 3rd.
Dates of lnnar haloa, 3 ru.
John Beigcs,
Volunteer Observer.
vJsvr.
There's danger
-mora than ever when
is "bad." It nukes
in a cough -vour
blood
things easy for Consumption. But
there's a cure for it in Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. A posi
tive cure not only for "Weak
Lungs, Spitting of Blood, Bron
chitis, Asthma and all lingering
Coughs, but for Consumption itself
in all its earlier stages. It's rea
sonable. All these diseases depend
on tainted blood. Consumption is
simply Lung - scrofula. And for
every form of scrofula and blood
Uint, the "Discovery" is a certain
remedy. It's so certain, that its
makers guarantee it to benefit or
cure, in every case, or tha money js
refunded. With a medicine that it
certain, this can be ione.
There's a cure for Catarrh, too,
no matter what you're been led to
believe. If there isn't in your case,
.you'll get $500 cash. It's a bona
fide offer that's made bv the pro
.prietors of Dr. Sage's Catarrh
'Remedy. There's risk in it, to be
tore, but they are willing to take
the risk Tw oughato be sladi
VEUE SjsU U J Li .5
.i. 'V
THE BRIDGE OPEH.
KTOrahndv Wsv frneo fin It.
Friday at half past 2 o'clock pm
in thia city. C H Stewart, F M 9
and R Wakefield had charee of tbe
lb ib mi liuuuriaiiL triKj,:n in trie u
of Albany, and we trust it will
man v vear an a monnment to r.
energy, pluck and enterprise of tbe citi
zens of Cinn conntv and especially ol
Albady- F L Bnch was the seedfid to
cross from land to land in a carriaee and
a Democrat man was behind the third?
team.
A Scaly, Itching, Skin Disease wftB
KndJesa SuOertns; Cured by
Catlcura, Remedies.
If I bad known of the Ccturaa Bstrsnnis
twenty-alsnt yean sen, it would have ansfws
ana an immense amount of ssiBsrtsa. sty
amniaiat oa sty Bean a
a cent. It nrraad rsetdly sit
over my body, sod set under
my nail. The seals woaM
drop off of BBS all th time,
nil bij snffilm sas tsitlnrr
and wtthoot ralief. One thou
sand douses would not tempt
m to Save this disss over
again. I asa a poor man, hot
feel lien to he raftered of what
soase of the destine id wm
leprosy, otn rtBfwcrm, po
rtaata, etc. X caooet prase
tha CtmctrBA Barasta vm
Tbey hav made ray
aktn a ir anil frtm from l nils a a babv'
I need of tbem was S worth. If yon had bees
hen and od yon wocld has eaxaw as fa -,
yon would hare had the money. I looked Ska th
ptetar (So. i. pas T) hi yew book, "How to
i ar Boa maea," do bos a i
any person ever was. Thronsh Arras Of Bans a
tab my Beads over my ana sad leas to aLiataw
t no In a wku, but to so parpoae. Imilwen.
1
at years, ana n av w jsw
tome. I tici yoa t&o
kind of
UZXSZ3 DOWSiSO, Waxsthory, Vt.
Cuttcura Hasofvent
The new Blood and Skto Partfler, iateraaSy fas
rlisast the blood of all tmportste ui padeoa
r'-aaent) , and Crnccaa, th great gkin Cure, end
'-menu Boar, ma ausdatt Bkm
(io
-1 InsiMil ' mSm s-w, cneedslv (
of ltehma. bwmrne seafr. erased, vtmftr.
etwfahaa. sad hrd,.tarv meeasr and basaotsef
ths au,alp,aaal Uood,wMh tosa of asar. naat
hvXacy to se, from pimps to erofai-
Scid tiriiywhu. Prlee, OciSCTnsa. So.; goar,
Kasox.vXBT, (1. IHeparsd by tha Pottsb
aaea an vrnmrntcu, uosrrnssiTiosr, aiiwi
MW Bend for " How to Cass smBS 1
0 umatrsaoas, sd 100 1
PI HPS'?8'
I by Ccnccma Boar.
ACHIN8 8IDE8 AND BACK,
B"F1AT,' MERIT
3
t "
PIUS? NO!!
If yon take pills it is because
never tried the
von have
S. B. fatake aii Liver Care
It works so nicely, cieasstag the Liver aad
Kidney?; acts as a mild physic withoat cans
rng pain or sickacxs, aad does not 'stop yoa
from eating and working.
To try it is to become eon vi need.
Tnstr wsirsi sy rsiif,
WHY IS THE
W. U DOUCLAS
S3 SHOE CEN LEME3
THE BEST SHOE HIDE 1883 RBeCST?
BBa sssao. wtt m taras er wax taowad
SBttgttBB tayfc Bsade eC ts be a eaB. trtssfc
Is r as -r 1- ' '110??? niwBsT miiI
BSE BStil ll3..i.sewJ ttmi
. iua
? asm Beer oS . loe BiSij qai tiaacfc
wBVtt coat frem SXto BcLaC
B a OSt HasS-Ssnra IVrli sk.
" tayasB. rotor. mile si rfarqJa.
v ar case
b, VlM hMl
BB tE-1 1 III , I I. mrw .
w wsw avis; irusa au to at.
-a rtt la-roan. Thread jtea
1 Latterfarre s U -i ear Han: Sawoif
woota taasie. fcv.iv tkrsc tvnca, euesv-
Leo-.. ob tmr will r a
rail 1 co tetws- netmr eSFneal a
tad awtew: as trial H isis,
rtowtraastorfenarrtce,
a mmm as.w as rsttaaaea- site
r ssroec sad dwnbea. TBose area
Banal BV.BsS and Bl.f
BWBimwiili.nriKj; taeya
uh issbst souap,m usinuns Ml IdUW.
I saH Sao VS-SM llaad-wswea aa. bet
Mil ICO 1- - - - - Hi aiiaiiB rtsaia
kopcrt sbors rveti&a-fr.Ma SVAl lr BSiSi
Bii ar- the eess aae tayijoU. stjrhsamk! a-sraala,
t kvtlj. Sec tut I . L. tmsat &ai va-l
jaa9 ar? siaac-vj on ieewaaiias aaaa.
rsrTiliK TSO rrBSTlTr,
rin ii Tiists
L. R. BT.AJ S
Selcatilc Aenrs
Aoeecy far
TRADE
OZSICSJ r
COPtfBifir
MtSTif 00? Bstiow?rrrta v oL.
Oioeas bstraaa tor eecorto- ptoU m mrnTit.
Every MteBt taken owthr a t twoajrat tw
tbe pas: ie by a notice jrtveu tree vt char, c . i
rifitfifir Smcmiui
aa VZD T
Larsyst .rrsilat..;r-. cf any srtnti piper rt u
wikIa . ecdidhr Ithsstraied. No tmeClgiS
raaa ahcufd be without If. Weeitr ;., -
ttrF-SHHsas.amw.si.-T; :. v.ife i
ALBANY COLLEBJAW IMgflTUfg
ALBANY, OREQON
lSOX, 1892.
tral Teraa BpeaeU September Ml .
A I 1 corps of instructora,
CLAiSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Course at study arranged so meet tl
all grades of students.
Sfriml luaucemmUt ojfered to stmitntt
from abroad.
BCT. BLBSBT.M CflMT
Irel4. CHOICE MEATS
or As Inns
tamriclc - Baker,
IOy.fs.ita
1 ieameer'B Uverv sJtSBa
spot not terser than
IJfVBjp, kidney, sad aterme pasaa asm
IP'K weaaaeaeea rallerrad In oat miasm
mavrir by tbe Ostowanm Astta-Padi Flaw I ST
WmVy amtfamandonJfaaB MTkig iff
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