Advance of the
Pipe Brigade.
Retreat of the
Cigar Cohorts.
Yes the Pipe is coming to the
front as never before. The high
price of good cigars is helping
drive ihem out of use. Millions
of smokers use
Biackwell's
Durham Smoking Tobacco.
; I ic most popular Brand in the market. Smoked for overtwenty
c ; ; n its Same is still growing Quality always the same.
SI ACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO..
DURHAM, N. C
WE AT H EKrO RD A
CHAHBEKLA1N,
Attarnsys at tw. Will practice In all courts of the
(tat. Special attention rtvan t matters in probata
awl to collections. OFFlCK-!n the Flinn Block.
yffV BILVKI,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor In Chancery, Uellee
tfeaa mads or. all petals. Leans nerrotlaied on
rable terms. Albany, Orefon.
E, W. WRIGHT,
Attorney at law. and Ifotarv Pub.ie. Will practice In
all theoenrts of this stats Special attention riven to
eoOnoSionaaod matters In prsaite OSf.ee Upstair
Masen-Twedale Block Albaav. Ojo
t. t n. ii stall r.
ulCRBCRS ek WATSOST.
all leral matters will recsire p romp
attention. OSI ir. Old Fellow's Temple. Alba ny, O
jJO JIT AM TK H&CKLKMAN,
Attorneys at Law,
Albany, Oregon.
J J- WHITNEY,
.
Attorney at Law, Albany, Or.
TAMES J. CHARLTON,
AtterneT-at-Law. All Isfal bu liana attended to
proaaptiT:
FUNK'S Block, Alswny, On
D"J
I.. HILL.
Ihydoian and Sareon. OFFICE Oernes
Ferry etreeta, Albany, Oregon.
D
ai. n vs ro a d ivis.
rVraiciane an Sarreoo t. OFFIOB -Tor.ier eeond
sad B. .Malbtn streets Albanr, Or, Calls promptly
Ml lied in city and country .
c
V. CHAMBBBLtlff . M. .,
Bemoopatljist. OTSpecUist In diseases of the Eye.
Twenty years' experience OiB je hours 7 Vn n mf
I a t p m. and o u ( evening. Albans, Orejau.
B
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LINK CO NATIONAL BANK,
OF ALBANY. OStBSOSI.
CAPITAL STOCK 1100,000.
sadant L COWAX,
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at Cashier O & ARCHIBOLf)
n aacroas, J L Cowan, J M anrtmn, W 8
i. add, W U .J ,!.ra. 1 A Cm word iS O A Arch
fKAKB ACTS n coSMtml bnaklns; business .
OKA W SXOB1 DRAFTS on Hew York,
all ?rtls Oreiron.
jOAH NOlTBT on approved security
Bin. kite aepeatts ranieet
sIMST NATIONAL I.AIfM,
Or ALBANY, OBJSOOSs,
jfa L FLIXN
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K. W. LAKODOS
rSAMACTS A GENERAL banking YrjanesB.
ACCOUNTS KEPT subject to check.
BOUT KXCIIAXOK and U) Tnphie transfer, sold
Near York, San Franciscw, Chicago and P-itlnnd
"wLtonON? S1ADS on favorable Verms.
si. E. Tomra
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L. Fuss
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EswaAB f . Sox.
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W. CUIC:K efc CO..B AHKEBS
Or ALBANY, OREGON,
TRANSACT a (rental Bsakinr eastu
L-RAW SIGHT I)RFT3 on New York, Ua Fran
and Portland, Oregon.
LOAN MONEY oa approved security .
BSCS' YE esooeita sub led to check.
COLLECTIONS made on favorable ,1
ISTKKKdT paid on Urns daposiu.
B
ARB OF OBEGOR.
ALBARY, OBBK!(.
rmpitat, -I
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r. J L ANN ISO
.. fiTWBLAIN
a rene'Al banking; I
bouffht and sold on all the ndndnal
Sand German r. '
MSaBBnaiaaa mailt) at all aeeaasfble noints on faror-
ble terms,
'uteres! allowed o.i time cepoeita.
HEALTH IS WEA TH
Da ICfnrt Nsavs kd Basil T.sanum,
resai'iiiir in innuy I i-i t ln ; r misery,
an' death, I'reaiitare Oid Afj Birreuness,
4 Powr n sithef etk, l-itunutv Losses and
laUirih'ies uaused by overssrtUo of tbtf
setf-abuw or oor in l i if.ni Etth box
os one month's ireatmeii!. 1.0 ) a box. or six
nr. tit AR 1VTKK MX HOsKS.
oanvi .ii. With v:h order received by us
viui, a n imiod with ,.. we will send
.irc'i r ossr written sTuaraites to ref u id the
mw tM tbm tri. .Lm.'iit. not nffrti t 11 i-nr.. lin ir.
W iswi"is "sai wne scsi,
Albany, strewn
.JAPANESE)
I III Mill sswll
CURE
i new and Com dete Trjatmsnt, conlstlij o
.itorKi.Ointinc it in CtjMU'ovilio in It v til P a
wWe0ure '. . nl.l r.s- i i i I I
in, :h-olc, KKtito.- B r i litir Pi!,
aardiieases a 1 1 (nt's wsskioisii; Ui
reat iienitt t the srsn n oith. T.i i
v of a iAl:jl curs ritir.i( ai o ti 's
k ills a i Kosuiry hi 'j ;ft T lis n u
jrbniii kniwi tifiil. Iloi'bic .-
by mail. " ir s itir frsn . i s ti-r 's'e dm
wntujn truiraotes is pui.iviiv .- 1 1
to rmfiimi 1 .1. ,n,,.i if . . 1 . . 1 .
Bains, Ornxzisc, Mole A(ca(.
Albany, WrCfOB
4CAOEMY
OF-
of P.irpiaa! Hs :;.
to paraauls
sun umlireJias
BEAIiSMEBIT
PILLS? NO!!
If you take pills it is Because you have
never tried the
S. R. Headache and Liver Core
It works so nicely, cleansing the Liver and
Kidneys; acis as a mild physic without caus
ing pain or sickness, and does not stop yon
from eating and working.
To try it is to become convinced,
Trade sappltrd by FOSIll Y 1M 4SQN
OR 8AND
ELECTRIC BELT
WITH ELECT80-
ksACMETIC
SUSPERSOBY.
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r taciMT.nsa.
estoty. siess
ut MeeAsr
slslass. lease easavlaassasje, ssaulaa. siswal HlaasKa.
n Ttli slslilsl IslsiTTntliM IfSsiMielniii
sM eiasrs. and sir, snrrant tans is tnsssnsty fsHbysae
wsarse er we sstf stt ,. and nan sat ailsf saeansTe
siississ sr ae any. Taoasaads asrs area earS St Uls war
selene InsnMssa slier aU eshar iwinii (alias. aaS as
ties Sulnes el teeslwsalils In tals aa nary ssaes aleea
aremsrfai laraosis) autTau arariasonT. ta.
pUMkNimr rfM -sa KtiTJU wm 1U BELTS
InlU sad stnarsee Mrsneta W ABUITaXB laaw una Days,
t ill "ir ir 1 ill raaiillils. ssslllt. sseaii. baa. lUna
No. ITS First St.. PORTLAND. ORE.
EAST AND SOUTH,
-VIA
Southern Pacific Route
SHASTA LINE.
Express Trains leave Portland Daily
i
rnoa jilt 1, 1S84,
I North
7:00. d. I Lt
103 r n I Lv
8:10 A a j Ar
Portland
Ar ! 7:S5 AH
Albany
San Francisco
Lv ( :S a
Lv7Srn
Abave trains stop only at killowins: stations north
M Koeenurg. Bant toruanu, oresroo Citr, VI. ad
ourn, Salem, Albany, Tangent, Sbodd, Haiaey Har
riabnrf , junction City, Lrrinr, Eocene.
aosncas mail, batlt
830 a J Lt
IKfirsfLv
5:ir I Ar
Portland
Albany
AH 4-yj'i
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wmsnrs Wlshent llsdbsns dT
ss seaaat heesllie, dralea. Ininisim
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o iSaaiAr Lebanon Lt I 2:3) r a
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25 a a I Ar Lebanon Lt I 130 r
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PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS,
SECOND-CLASS SLEEP! MS C
For a ccsrnnnnsslntlnw nf Paaaentwrs. hold lag
aecaad'lasa llrkcl attarfcrd In Ex
press Trains
v Tel aide Bl vision.
BtSTWBaV rwRTllstt AB lOBVULIH,
Van, ! daii 7 (Except Suaoay,
7;S0 a a I Lv Portland Art 6:30 r a
li:10 r a J Ar Corvsula La 1 12:66 rm
axraaws tbais dailt (Excjpt Sunday.
tllllrs I Lt Portland AH M A a
7:16 pi I Ar McMlnovUU Ly I 8.4S a a
Throp;ii TiclietH
all points
EAST. AND SOUTH
roi Id:, iuformatioi regarding rate, maps, e
on Company A (rent at Ai'iany
U. KOSSLSB E P.RCMiERS,
tfanasmr Ass't O. T. and P. Asr
Portlaad, Oregon.
YAQUINA BAY ROUTE.
Oregon Pacific Raitrodd,
T. S slouc. Receiver.
0
OrB&.yn Devalopmant; Po'8 Steamers,
Short IAn to C'aliCwrHla.
Pirat-alaar tb rough paHsenKr and
'reit'ht Une xVein Portland and all points
id ttie Willamette Valloy to rn1 frrsin San
'raDclaco. ObI.
Roata makf oloae connectloo at Allian
with trains of th Oregon Paclfl Kail roar!
TIMEHCIIKimLR. except Sundays)
sits Albany 12:21 r. m, . L -ivc YaUinav ir0i,
'.rave Corvsllis I:n3 r, m . Leave Corvallia,ll:3f.A,a
arrl Vaqulna, Iran r. a. (Arrive Albany, 11:18 a. M
O. dt O. trainM connect at Albany and
i'orvallia. Tbe abovn trains connect at
Vaanina with the Oregon Development
Vimpany'a Line of Hteainablpe between
"'equina and San Fran'ico.
raoa tahiisa.
iiit.astti Valley, Di:gn'sr 13th, it id 31st
rxon SAB FRANCISCO
Vlllsmetta Yalley, Seoember 8th ; lgth ; 27th.
The Conopan- rTea tbe rigbt .
'Mtnpe nailinft datea vthout notice.
St, B. Paaaengor from Portland sad
VHlamette Valley points can make clow
lOTtnection with tbe train of the Vaqain
'cntwBt Albany or CoryallU, and '.f de
nned to San Franciaoo should arrange to
rrlve at Yaaaina tbe evening hlore date
fcxttnr.
XdT s-asKrnurr n a Kr'lgbt ralcaalwaja Ik
Lnsrest
jpt information apply to A II Chapman, Freight and
JOket Aeon t, Albany, !. C. Htt .
O. r. ar-d P
CHOICE MEATS
Or All Kotos
fjmwxicl: - Ac - Ba,lce-
Oppoalto g ah m ear's Livery Stable, next
d or to Willamette Packing Co's store.
MKCLRTELANn AS A CANDIDATE.
It is univrrsally agreed that the defeat of
Qusy, Piatt & Co. at Minneapolis, and of the
Hill- Tammany conspiracy at Chicago, wis a
great gain for decent politics. It resulted in
presenting two candidates personally irre
proachable. The difference in the nomina
tions was this, that Mr Harrison was put for
ward by a convention in which a Urge num
ber of his own office-holders took part, and it
was not a nomination, of enthusiasm. Its
significance was the maintenance of a respect
able status quo. Mr Cleveland' wis a nom
ination of preference and enthusiasm. It is
alleged, however, that lie is not so strong a
candidate a before. But this seems to us a
mistake. He is a stronger candidate than
ever before. Certainly none of those who
were mentioned as possible candidates could
have impressed the country so favorably.
The republicans would have much preferred
ta see Hill, or Gorman or Boies, or Gray or
rainier selected, because they would have
been sure that none of them commands the
same respect and confidence that attend Mr
Cleveland. No man after his retirement
fiom the presidency ever rose more steadily
in public esteem and popularity. His coarse
has been simple and dipnified. Without pre
sumption, as a private citizen nectssarily con
spicuous, his conduct has teen modest and
quiet, and as a speaker upon public occasions,
even when of a party character, his tone has
been th it of a patriot rather than a partisan,
and he has justly felt that although identified
with a party, the propriety of his position de
manded of him something more than mere
partisanship.
He has confirmed this good impression by
his courageous fidelity to his own convictions,
notwithstanding that he was constantly de
clared by a large part of his party to be its
candidate for the next nomination. Hia silver
letter was thought by democratic politicians
friendly to him to be a wanton blow at his
chances, like h,s tariff message. Vet, not on
ly do acts of such manly honesty and courage
confirm the hold of a public man upon tbe
affection of his party, but these two have been
of t utmost service to hU party. The mes
sage made it a tariff reform party not in the
air and vagucl), but positively and definitely,
giving it what it had not bad since tbe war, a
distinctive policy in harmony with tbe party
tradition and free front all complications
growing out of the war. The democratic de
nunciations of reconstruction as unconstitu
tional, and a general protest spins' the re
publican policy of the war period, was as futile
as the democratic denand for reform in gen
eral with the democratic p-trty as the reform
agency. Mr Cleveland would no: have been
elected in 1884 except for oersonal eUssatis
faction witn Mr Blaine. But the advantage
of the election for his party was incalculable.
His administration removed the profound
distrait of the party, it was quickened by a
modern progressive spirit, and it gave the
party a polii y in accord with the convictions
of an immense multitude of most intelligent
and patriotic citizen.
This policy, nevertheless, it is said, de
feated tbe j-arty, in iSSS. But we are con
sidering Mr C'eveland'i personal hold. It b
true that laitrt reform as presented by him
was defeateu in 1888. Bat th: coo sequent
passage of the Mctvioley bill, and the greater
general familiarly with the character and re
sults of the protective system, produced tbe
astonishing reaction of 1890 if the results
were leas apparent in 1891, there is no ques
tion of the great advance of the tariff-reform
sentiment since 188S; and there is ro doubt
-that largely because of his klentiucatkm with
it and his constat tiy growing popularity, Mr
Cleveland was tbe instinctive and enthusiastic
choice of hi party as the leader in this cam
paign. At no point that we can see is he a
weaker candidate, bat everywhere be it
stronger than in 18H4 and 1S88. He has a
certain rugged honesty and plainnets of char
acter and speech which give him a popularity
not shajeti by any other public man. The
republican papers ridicule his friends as
idolters. But the feeling at which they
sceer is produced by a frank in' egrlty
which justifies and invite entire confi
dence. He seems to us to enter upon the
campaign with greater personal popularity,
and with a much wider public knowledge
and approval of the issues that he repre
sents, than ever before. Mr Clarkaon
goes so far as to say that the icpublican
struggle will be "desperate." It wi'l not
be settled theoretically, but practically.
The individual voter will ask whether
the cost of living has risen, and whether
wages have risen proportionally. Fig
ure and statistics may be marshalled
skillfully in a clever plea. But If, when
the country was young and poor, a very
moderate rate of protection sufficed, why,
w'.ien it is overduwt.igly rich and prosper
ous, is an enormous rate necessary it is
to be a campaign of education, but the
facts of which tn: poorest mams conscious
will be his teachers. Harper's WrrHr.
Pinkerton admits that the 300 butchers
he sent to Ho-nestead were lesidents of
New Yoik and Chicago. If their en
trance into Pennsylvania on armored
barge), in uniforms and Winchester rifles
and tons of ammunition, without authori
ty from any peace officer in Pennsylvania
was not armed invasion of that stale, what
waa ii? Why should ; nybody be pun
ished for hooting them down like dogs?
Why Joes not an action for Treason
against the people of Pennsylvania be
brought against them and their aider and
abetter.?
Over five thousand people left New
York the other day for Europe. Why
didn't Mr McKinlcy think to put a plank
in the republican p'atform calling for a tax
of $20 a head on every American visiting
Europe? Oughtn't we to patronize our
own American scenery, and not wander off
to Europe merely to get a few cheap suit
of clothes?
The present outlook for democratic suc
cess in the presidential contest is quite
hopef 11 1, hut all should bear in mind that
it is nearly four months before election and
many changes in the political field may
tnke place ere that time.
If protection be intended, as is claimed,
to secure "American wages to American
workmen," why are Its champions so
given as at Homestead to supplanting
American with "foreign pauper labor,"
even at the rifle'i mouth?
F J Moffit, editor of the Oakland, Cal.
Times Is In Portand. He was a delegate
to ths Chicago convention. He went an
anti-Cleveland man, b'ut comes back an
enthusiastic Cleveland man. He says
Cleveland will be elected sure.
Whitney has ahoul made up his mind to
accept the chairmanship of the democratic
nations: committee.
Gladstone wag elected to parliament In
his, the Midlothian restrict, by a greatly
reduced majority.
The republican have established a
branch headquarters at Chicago.
The free coinage bill has been defeated
in the hense.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Ulndiont'a Majority
LosdoN, July 15. With 621 of 670 mem
bers of the new house elected, interested in
the elections has to a large extent subsided.
The liberals may win five or 10 more seats,
and is practically certain Uladstone's ma
jority will be somewhere near 50. The
leading subject of gossip is whether Glad
stone will venture to offer a seat in his
cabinet to Sir Charles Dilke. It is not be
leived, however, he will take the risk of
offending the religious feeling of the
country.
ACea ral Uunrlniln.-
Skattlk, Wash July 15. -All the prin
cipal Sound cities, Seattle, Tacoma, Port
Townsend, New Whatcom and Fairhaven,
and British Columbia cities 3t Vancouver
and New Westminster have established a
quarantine against Victoria. No nussen
iters are allowed to go or come 'from that
city, and though the steamer North Pacific
carries freight to Vi?toria, it brings none
away.
A FtAfcs Prwhrble
v a hon Kit. luario, July its. it is re
ported tonight that armed union miners are
in the hills around the Bunker Hill and
Sullivan mines, where non union men were
taken this afternoon, and soldiers have
been sent to dislodge them. There may be
a skirmish in the hills before the miners
are subdued.
A nfarslerer.
Saleu, Or July i5 Wilson, monster
that he is, seems determined to become
notorious. Af psomisinur u confession of
the Scott niun'.er. having already confessed
killing Mamie Walsh, he today volunteered
the information that he bad killed five per
sons, one of whom he drowned. He says he
KiiitM win ittwme. lie used to travel
with a circus as contortionist. He made
no iiitemrit at suicide toslav. A full con
fession of all his -rimes is promised as soon
as bis head is clear.
Easily is ladled
Walla Walla, July 14. A wealthy
farmer named Cross, living near Dayton,
was swindled out of 93000 by sharpers
several days ago. Two young men appear
ed at Cross' hum and presented a letter of
introduction from an intimate friend in
Portland. They bargained for the purchase
of land from Cross, and claimed to lie short
of money, but had considerable gold bullion
in Walla Walla, which they would give as
security for tbe loan of 92000. Cross came
to Walla Walla with the men and was
taken where the two bars of supposed bul
lion was concealed. The bullion was taken
to a man named Brown, who claimed to be
the United States aasayer. Cross was satis
fied the bullion was good, went to the First
National bank and borrowed the money,
this was paid over to the sharpers, who, in
company with Brown, disappeared and
have not been seen since. Ctoss took the
bullion to the bank to get money on it and
was informed it was nothing but cop,?-.
es Use atelSB
Spokane, July i4. A special to the Re
view just received say the Coeur d'Alene
country is now in the control of the Federal
authorities. The Federal boons are in
camp at nearly every important point.
There was a general movement of troops
this morning front Cataldo under tbe com
mand of Colonel Carl in. At noon today
several companies from Vancouver and Fort
; Sherman arrived in Wardner and i turned -I
lately went into camp. Inspector General
Lunis is in comniand, with laptain Uubh
aa second officer. The town is now under
martial law and a proclamation to that
effect has been posted in all conspicuous
places. The striker hare been orderly and
I quiet since the arrival of the troops.
Asms hex strike.
Pittsbi ico, July 14. The employes in
('arneirie's upper and lower I'nion mills in
this city struck at noon, and the gas waa
tamed off in the furnace:. By 3 o'clock
this afbrnoon the men in all departments
wUl be out and the mills abut down. The
men struck because the company refused to
center again with the HorDewteaadmen. This
evening both Union iron plants closed down
and notices were posted by the company
wami ngtrespsMaers to keep off the property
About 300 men are affected bv tbe strike tn
the two mill.
KTcrybosiy Wasu St hilar 1 .
New Yom, July H.-WUllam C WTiit
ney has nearly, hot not qnite. made up bis
mind to be chairman of the ileinocratic
national committee. Mr Cleveland has
1 requested him to act. Democrats of con
sequence in several states in the union are
wring him to command the campaign, and
Tammany ball wants him. The national
committee would elect him should be de
cide to accept.
i m Blare I ataa
SroitSK, Wash July 14. A ma orityof
the mine owners who hare been fighting
the union are here. All are determined to
operate their properties, and wnile no
definite plan has been formed for future
action, all say they will not employ any of
: iur union men involved m tne present an
! fkulty.
Callfy
Rosebcrc. Or July 14. In the case of
the state versus Arthur Wright, who killed
his schoolmate. Chester Pogue, at Riddles,
tbe jury today brought in a verdict of man
slaughter. The Silver ami tiaeckrel Oat.
Washington, July 13. The free coin
age bill was defeated in the house today.
The bill was opened by Catching. Speaker
Crisp's lieutenant, who requested from the
committee on rules a resolution to make the
silver bill the special order of the day. Ex
Speaker Reed, as representative of the re
publicans, was on his feet instantly, and at
the conclusion of the reading of the motion
by the clerk moved to lay the resolution on
the table. The speaker declined to recotr-
nize Reed, ruling Catchings to have the
j floor. Catchings yielded the floor to Chair
! man Bland, of the coinage committee, who
; offered an amendment to the resolution.
( having for its object a pathway to the
amendment of the Stewart bill, to meet the
alleged defects in it, and to apply the closure
rule to the bill. The stiver men were less
than 10 votes stronger on the direct propo
sition, and the resolution, reported by the
committee on rules, was defeated by 138
yeas to 154 nay, a majority against the
consideration of tbe Stewart silver bill of
1892, throwing it out of the house.
A Flrrre Fight ,
Port Towksekd, Wash July 13. News
was received today by the steamship City of
Topeka of a fight between white men and
Indians, which occurred at Chi I cat, Alaska,
JulyS, resulting in three deaths. A bitter
feefinir was engendered recently when sever
al Indians were discharged from the can
nery. June 30, 30 Indians fired from am
bush, on the fishing steamer Lillian. Sever
al loads of buckshot penetrated the pilot
house without fatal effect. July 4, at an
Indian dance, a drunken white fisherman
kicked and assaulted a squaw. Many of
the Indians were intoxicated and war waa
declared. Joseph Myers, of Astoria, while
endeavoring to oronse the fishermen from
slumber, was shot through the heart. The
whites sought shelter in the cannery and
opened fire, killing two Indians and wound
ing several oteers. Two white men, mimes
unknown, we're also wounded, one prohably
fatally.
Tbe Baalish Fieri Inn
London, July 4. The total returns up
to 2 a in Thursday show that the conserva
tives elected 233; liberal-unionists 35; liber
als 2i7; anti-Parnellites 42; Parnellites 7;
total of liberals, including labor and Irish
nationalists of both factions' 806; total op
Kments of Irish home rule 268. The result
of today's elections were highly encouraging
to the liberal cause. The agricultural voter
continued to show the utmost indifference
for the feelings of the nobility and gentry.
The Coear D'Aleae Traahle
Wardkkb, Idaho, July 13. The miner's
union has won its tight in the Coeur
d'Alenes. Four hundred scabs were driven
out of the country today and the Bunker
Hill and Sullivan mills have been vacated
by the guards and turned over to the charge
of three deputy sheriffs. The armed men
are dispersed and everything is quiet. The
non union people left on a special train.
AaOMaTernad
SiMiiNiiciKui, July 18. The most des
tructive tornado which ever visited this
section of the country struck the residence
prrtionofthe city this morning at li
o'clock and completely demoralised 80 resi
dences and partially ruined over a hundred
more. Two persons were possibly fatally
injured. A conservative estimate place's
the loss in property at between ii 50,000 and
1200,000.
A B01.fl BOUJILKi
Twoatand I a In Hurrrsstori fi"r Tatt.eiUi
A very cool affair occurred last week
near Tangent, one not often duplicated.
Mr Joli.i Luper and family had been to a
religious service In the town, Immediately
afterwards starting for borne In two wa
gon?, a ssn driving one and going ahead
some distance, '"hen about half a mile
from Ta..gent a man, with a mask, pre
sented a revolver to the head of the young
man.and demanded his money, which only
happened to be about 50 cents which was
handed over; but not satisfying the robber.
Leveling his revolver at young Luper'
head be examined his pockets htmself,
getting nothing for his pains, and then
ordered him to proceeJ on his journey.
Mr Luper then came up and was "stood
up" In like mani.er, the robber getting
only about $300. After going home Mr
Luper and son returned to Tangent and
notified the citizens. The man was seen
on the platform, his clothes and light hair
easily dittinguishlng him. Not knowing;
that he might be arrested bv any one and
held for an officer a constable was hunted
up, but by that time the bold robber had
disappeared. He was a young man, blonde
complexion, about 5 feet 7 Inches, and
smooth faced. The case is a very Inter
esting one, and it la to be regretted the
man was not captured.
OKDIMM F. K9 toll.
An ordinance providing for the protec
tion from Injury, and for the preservation
of the Steel Wagon bridge over the Wil
lamette river at the northern terminus of
Calapooa street in the city of Albany,
Linn county, Oregon.
The people of tbe city of Albary do
ordain as follows:
Section i. That It shall be unlawful
for any person or persons lo In any man
ner injure, deface, write or print upon, or
post any written or printed matter of any
kind, upon the steel wagon bridge over
the Willamette river at the northern
terminus of Calapooia street in the city of
Albany, Linn countv, Oregon, or to will
fully ride or drive over said bridge at a
greater speed than a walk, or to drive at i
any one time more than twenty head of 1
cattle, horses, r mules, or more than 100
head of sheep over said bridge, or to drive
any animal over said bridge at a speed j
greater than a walk, or to ride a bicycle,
tricvele, or velocipede past anv ar.imat or
. L. . . 1 1 ut - '
I icsin nncii piiic ui ci miu Lt: njgt wi w
i climb or be upon any part of the .atritc- .
i ture of said bridge above the floor thereof.
Any person who shall violate any 01 the . T,e report published in the Telegram
provisions of this section shall upon con-1 0f Portland, and copied by a few ex
viction '.hereof before the Recorder Court changes, that ex-Mayor De Lash u utt. of
of said city be fined not less than ten : Portland, waa in the hands of the strik
dollar nor more than one hundred dollar, era at Cotr d" Alene, proves to have been
or b; imprisoned in the city jail not less ' canard
than five day nor more than fifty day.
section a This ordinance shall be in
full force and effect from and after Its ap-:
proval by the Msyor.
Passed the council July 11,
Approved, July 14, 189J.
189-
REAL ESTATE S1LE.
Isa belle Oaklev to John T Ingrain,
160 acres. 11 w 4 9
D I Mavo to Richard Mavo, 10',
arres, 9 E 3
Marian Sylvester toKnoch Sylves
ter, 160x64 rods, 1 1 w 1
J R gtewarteon to M J Mc! rowan,
160 acres II w 3
Geo L Rees to i C Turner, 10 acres
river lot, II w 4
M A Beach to Fred Blornhart,
ferry property opposite Cor
vallts M J Briars et ai to M A Beach un
divided of ferry franchise,
etc, opposite Corvalli
M M Basher to Louis Barxee, 4 8
acirs, Sodavilie
300
WW
200
1300
1400
53
Tota!
912134
As O. P. Itr.s. "the Dcmocbat pub
lishes all the O. P. items it can secure,
because people are interested in the sub
ject, though iti unable to get original
news at thit writing to suit it- Hie Mill
City Gazette says: There is a bare pos-
aihiiitv that the O. P. earn nan r will
commence work on their extension about
the 10th of September, if not before. A :
tittle activity tins lau win assure more
extendexl service next year. Thev are
getting about through with hair pulling.
hence will evidenUy show more earnest
a . -a
pus . m the mture, aa.Uie sncceas oi the
VUSH MITT IUIUIC, aw MIV mxw uir
road depends aron their completing line
,i. r..i.
wav vaannnnj Stv ui nitiiniiig Miiwau 1 aa7a as
Oregon to the Union Pacific. 1'eor.ie
', are anxiously waiting and wishing that
the iron spikes be driven as early as
possible, and the car whistle be sounded
away over tbe summit early next season
Here is another : A rumor was spread
' on our streets this wk to the effect that
the Southern Pacific had mirchased die
t-'refton Pacific road, and credulous ones
half believe it. bnt it is doubtless a
rumor only, with no foundation what
ever. H.vRRtsBiRGThe people of Hart la
burg will be pleased to learn that both
1 Prof Rutherford and Mist Rote Coleman
', have been re-engaged to teacb in our
j school next year. The other two teachers
will probably be elected next week.
. It Is to be regetted t hat another unavold-
able circumstance Intervenes to delay tbe
1 progress of our water-ditch. This time it
Is tbe illness of the engineer that was en
1 gaged to do the surveying. However, it
j It nothing serious and he thinks he will be
! on hand in a few days and have ma'ters In
I a shape so that bidders to do the excaya
j tton can estimate that work .
B R Holt while moving hit hogs on
: Wednesday of this week, had the mlstort
j une of having hi horse fall with him,
j throwing him upon the side of his head
. and ir.Hicting ssrlous bruise to hi head
and ear. r doctor was immediately caned
I and found him vomiting; blood profusely
i ano in suui a uaacu luiiuuiun siuss ik waa
unable to relate the drcumstanc: of the
accident. However, the phytclan, during
tne nignt, auccecoea in stopping tne nem
crage and la using every precaution to pre-
vent Inflarnation until he can determime
to what extent he l Injured. Courier
A Scio Accidbkt. On Tuesday even
log, John Coins was engaged in elevating
lumber on the warehouse at the mill,
now under course ol erection, when the
way ana John at -
d to do so stepped
rhan a ithont wr.
rone caught in some
lamntpil tn f rmi it nnrl
i..r.iK n.a inmka, .1... sa4tss. -fl,.
n. iit,ai ii tiiv mini' i iiv ii nituuuf uniu
ine the rmst ts hroken dronninw tha
load a distance of nine or ten feet upon
him. He was crushed to the ground by
it bat was taken to the house as soon as j
possible and Dr Hyde summoned. Aitei
a thorough examination it was lonnd
that no bones were broken. Press.
SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY, A
positive euro for Catanb, Diphtheria and
Canker Month.
i" i 1
BIKD.
McFKRON. At his home, in South
Brownsville, July 10th, 1892, Mr Andrew
McFeron. Andrew A,cFeron was born
Jan. 4th, 1823, in Owen county, Ky., and
died in Linn county, Oregon, July 10th,
ti;u.i 1 XI It ..At -A si J
death is a great loss to the church and
community. He leaves a companion
ith whom he has lived for over 60 years.
Ten children were born to them, two of
whom are in the better world. Three
sons and five daughters are living, and
are all earnest christians- The daughters
are Mrs Drs Cathey, ofWoodburn; Mrs
Plummer and Mrs Mulch, of Pomeroy,
Wash ; Mrs Hartford, of (Jueen City.Mo,
and Mrs Robne't, of Halsav. The sons
are Jessie, the youngest, who resides on
the homestead near Brownsville; James,
of Albany, and John, of Washington.
Biownsvllle Times.
Brown. On Thursday evening, July
14, 1802, in Albany, Homer C, son of
Mr and Mrs J E Brown, aged 3 years.
FOSTER. -On Wednesday night, July
'3, 1892, at 11 o'clock, of a complication
of diseases, Mrs Robert Foster, aged about
50 yem. Thus the wife follows the hus
band to that unknown bourn the next day.
Mrs Foster wss s slsler of Isaac, Thomas
and Strauder Froman, a woman well be
loved by all who knew her. 8he came
to Oregon ln 1853
Four children are left, one James lying
dangerously ill at the hinne place a f sw
miles from Albany,
MISFIT.
"A Polk cotinty town hai three name
Rlckreall, Dixie and La Creole.
At the last meeting of the state horti
cultural society the wild grape was
selected as the state flower. A strange
freak, as it is not representative and
most people never see on. The people
should appeal to the supreme or some
other court.
Now Is the tl.ne to cu. thistles. It
would be a big thing If everybody would
do it.
The grind iury of Multnomah county
has indicted H P McCutre for larceny of
some water bv tapping a water main. The
case is a peculiar one. Mr McGuIre was
once indicted by the Linn county grand
juiy.
On complaint of Agent Adair a couple
of hotel runners were arrested by tviarshal
Eastland for becoming too fresh about
the depot . They wert given a lecture by
the recorder and released. Eugene Re
gister.
A traveling physician was arrested
Monday for piactlclng without a state
certificate. He was held to appear in $50
bonds, which he deposited and retaliated
by filing a complaint against a resident
physician, who had the state certificate all
right, but had neglected to get it recorded.
Grants Haas Courier.
One whistle of the locomotive means
"stop;" two means "clear iHe track, wer'e
coming;" three means "back up;" and
four call in tbe hind brakeman. Engines
otten give lour petulant, impatient whist
les, whick are almost human in augges
tlvencsH, and most outsiders are at a lots
to know what they are for.
A curious incident happened in the
vicinity of Pendleton during tne fierce
rain-storm of lat week, say the East
Oregonian. In the afternoon, finding it
impossible to work, Clarence Bailey start
ed to leave the field, and taking hold of
the top wire of the barb-wire fence, re
ceived a shock like that from a galvanic
bat'ery. There had been no lightning,
and it is strange how the wire became
charged with electricity.
The gold excitement is spreading, and
men are doing that, which if done
twenty years ago working the placers
on tbe Santiam and mining quartz in
the mountains would have advertised
our mineral resources and given employ
ment to a great rcany idle men. Ad
vance. A free-for-all fight was indulged in last
Thursday at Brownsville between the
families of Mrs Rounds and Mrs Gibter.
Mrs Gilder came out considerably
worsted. She had Mrs Rounds and Dan
arrested for assault and battery and
brought before Squire Barger rriday.
Mr fusing of this place appeared (or
the defendant and Mr Watson of Albany
for plaintiff. Hie jury found defendant
r - l. .i tr. .
SUMO Ut SSWUI, SHU WUKI , . . . c iieicf
no. ret learned what the sentence was. j
The end Is not ret--Advance.
, , . , , I
Ti.A 1 k." i . 1. . ... , 1 1 d:ii '
hit 1 - is inrtuK sMiueviei Ul Dill
Pinkertoc. which is just about equal to
the other bill, called force.
I
Binger Hermann dodged the silver
bill. Ilia name fails to appear in the list
of those voting on it.
A voting man in New Yoik forged
notes amounting to f!20 in order to at- j
tend the National Christian Endeavor '
Convention There arepeopU, nrro
enough to lay such an act to the whole
C E movement.
.
. . sensauoo occtirrea at langent-
"orinxo arriving in a imgsry proceeoea
borfe;hlP drnwn standing on
I 1 1 1 aS flslTlA'Hl InVianfitnllfBTI w"awtP M Isfatrl
f ' rr. .... . "ll-s,...,.; ifT
the rlatiorm. Investigation re
r , . , , .. . .
'J itc th,t ,he ,waf h d,T
tie.!
" " mutate 01 a iiouss: ot 111 1a
fame to I
,
lhl" C!t-V-
..Thc Grant county News tats tha.
M,)or Magone placed his heels against
coun house door it an early hour 01
llt morning ot July 4th and Immediate:
h!l ,rc "d for Chicago, intending lo
i ererv step of the war, over two
thousand miles, at the Mte of twentv to
thirty mile per day. He reached the
warm spring, twentr-sls miles, the first s
day. Major is past seventy year ol age,
but is heartv and wiry yet,and will reach
rn : .' v. .1 . ; - 1 1 1r-.-.
vhmpi mi" uig walls iv'iik iWit
the anniversary ol America', discovery.
October 12th. A Mibrcription .. circu-
lated to raise fund tor his IrgiUmate
expcn.e. while 0.1 the road. Ml. pre.-
ence at tbe world', fair will ad vert if the
woolv west
The Statesman speaking of Miss Mc-
Nell s missicnarv talk av: At the
t-aaWe,a.l. - i, - . 1 -. iff ff tmLm
xtVais I... n.,..-ri (mm
I Afrira. w hec the tnenf msnr veara AS a
missionary, addressed a large" audience,
Her talk a interesting and full ot en-
i tcnainment for those who feel any con-
j cern In the work sf the missionaries In
foreign clime. Mts McNeil is a good
talker and has a happv facultv of rlothing
her story in such language as" to make it
highly entertaining. She Is sccompanled
j on her travel by a little
ie A var old tri
w J . . .
1 can girl who ha been taught to
j gospel hvmns Quite nicelv This
irtg
1'ttle
i miss irom tne dark con.lnent is to receive
a thorough education. Before taking her
j from her African home the missionary
i bad to make cash deposit of fSo as a
I guarantee of her safe return,
j
What queer-combinations one sees on
the streets. Todav a six-footer, dressed
I in tbe rough grab of a rancher and evi
1 dently just from the country, was seen
walking briskly down Seventh street.
! n n'8 ftou'tlcr ho bore a large, hot verv
i pWj-Joo-ing coffin, while with one
' id he grasped the handle of a big
' ssawM he grasped
big!
j a - - . ,
! demijohn. Which.
from a c pea ranees, j
was well "loaded." The man attracted
as much attention as a small
monkey
show. "That a a combination hard to
beat," said a droll wag to the crowd ; a
coffin and a jug ot whisky. Talk about
the eternal fitness of things, will yon?"
Telegram.
Mr R Koehler, of the S P has just
made a trip with Dr Hill, J K Weather
ford and Thos Kay, to Waterloo for the
purpose of investigating a plan for ex
tending the road to Sweet Home. It
would be a great thing for that town
and intervening places, and it ia to be
hoped the extension takes place; but
will iL F
! 5Jft" !
nounced to be one of the finest . in the
state. This magnificent plant is -apab!e
of furnishing lights for not only Spring
field and Eugene, but for Cottage Crave,
Junction, and even Harrisburg. We
shall gladly welcome the day'when work
begins on the power house.
One of the sights three miles from
Tolman. near Ashland, is an egg-shaped
lake 14 by ;i.t of a mile that has no visible
outlet There is a cliff on one side.though
the other is open and 100 feet from the
bank, is marshy. Many deer have been
killed at their rendezvous on the lake
No boat has ever been on the lake and
its depth has never ben sounded,
though it is believed to be very deep as
it has no doubt been the crater of a vol
cano similar to Crater Lake.
Plunder's Oregon Stood Purifier is the
great conqueror of billiontucaa and liver
complaint. Ksllst certain in every
Sold at one dollar a bottle. Try it.
Tinware, lsatalongsr
Mathswa & Washburn .
grade, well mad up.
when p u roll tied
Theyjke.p good
MOMK Alb AftKOa Is
THCftHDAY.
Mrs E Barton, a dressmaker at Junction,
has been taken to tb asylum.
A 72 foot whale rnnonthe beach at 11
waco Sinday, and was captoisd.
Scio and Independence will play a game of
baseball next Sunday near Independence.
"Oregon Eclipse," the Corvallta race
horse, ir now in Chiuago and doing good
work on the race track.
A few days ago lbs Roseburg bare l a I
olnbdefeat'd the Grants Psssolub 10 to 7.
Both are amateur elahs, and the set rr, a peaks
for the good material employed.
The inspection of F. Co. last night by
Brig. Gen. Compson showed off tb company
to good advantage. F. Co. has an efficient
corps cf officers and is a credit to the city.
C B Well sold his ranch on "Greasv
last Friday to Henry Saunders for 97,500.
Tbe laud brought en an average, $20 per
acre, which may bi considered a very fair
price, yet it is one of the best places 00 the
creek . Corvalli Time.
FRIDAY.
Portland has one case of small pox.
Montbly(meetiog of tbe Baildiog k Loan
Association tonight.
M A Bea b naa sold tbe Corvalli ferry to
Fred Blumgart.
Wilson tried to commit aaicida yesterday
by banting his brains out.
Tbs World's fair has beers ordered closed
on Sunday ; but liquor will be sold n tbe
grounds.
Bea Barker has lest bia horse again .
Any one rinding a horse will do well to re
turn it to him.
Remember tbe entertainntect at the Pres
byterian chorea tonight- Miss Huffman's
reading wilt be a treat. Admireioa only 25
east.
Straney & Moore ar moving into tber
new stable just west of the Democbat office,
probably the finest livery stab.es in the
valley.
A Degree if Honor branch of the A O C
W ha a been organized at Mc.MinnvUle Mrs
O H Irvine was elected to tue second office
CofH.
A darkey woman waa this week fined 930
for merely attrackine another darkey wo
man witb a rasor iu tbe live city of Pendle
ton. Alfrrfl Talcm rlistal mt hii Aifnn in the
Santistn Mining district several daya ago.
, . r . .. ..
tie was aiooeat tee time, tor otner miners
having gone after supplies .
Nearly all women have good hair, though
many are gray, and few are bald. Hail's
Hair iUoewer restore the natural colot.and
tbiokena the growth cf the hair
Rev C P Chapman, a ptosmer cf l&4S.died
at haletn yesterday at the age of 81 years, 9
months and 11 day. He had bests a minis
ter in the Christian church for 56 years.
A picture of the tailor arretted here for
stealing a team at Marys-nil, Calif ., was scat
' the sheriff at that cit v, and by a ais patch re
caived yesterday pronounced not the mas,
bat a Irleott of the bora thief. Me had a! -
.nsnsi uisaangco.
Two game of base ball are to oe played
in Albany totnos row. Oast in the morula
betwiea the Yoewg Eagle and Jeff irsoos,
tbe o her in the afternoon betwtwn the Col-
lews dob and the Electric, both oa the
( onri House groacdi .
Th boildtng that serred aa the first cant
tol of Oregon territory, the tun 11 tuty
frame sticctar at the aontbscsnt corner of
Sixth and Mans streets, is b -ing repaiied
this weak by Ins owner, H 3 Stevens.
Oregon City Kote. prist.
eATrariAV.
o . I r - 1
afTt" " "
sodawiHe.
Ssody Olds, th slayer of Emd Wtbber,
laws been married.
German Latheran r err ice na Sunday. July
17th, 10 o'clock a in, at the WCTl" Halt,
by Rev JU Meyer.
Fish CosjEmiasnosv-r McDonald eat tba
upper Willamette will be stocked witb trout.
Thanks; bat pleas don't gte na any pick
erel. No other fish gets any show in th
same water.
Bntterick patterns at Read's.
Yon can save money h baying; of Head.
lirTsAkE.: "
! l ,
ww Ktwsw piewe w wy rar ipwenen m
f a Brow oe U s
j Aahbv 4Carsw, Real Etiate, 89, Waab-
gngtoa strwet, Portland. Or.
Go to W Cobb. succeorU Paialey &
Smi!-, Flinn P.;-i, for y.rj 4, pHattaaj
i m ts a - a
" tUH1
Roy ladies and hddren's sii i; ot W F
Will & Starr. taV jasrwlswa.
Fraits and vegetable at F E Alien ft Cx
Try tsar new roasted coffees, at F E Allen
fcOs.
Now is the time 'lo gt your cho.-cw in some 1
of tbcsw Albany Woolen sorts at F E AIen
SB Co.
The beet jewelry at Will & Stark ',
Great eletraoce sale for the n-xt izty
days at W F Read A Go's.
B. & L. A. At the meeting of the i
n -, . - - . .
,"'25lnd LnJ,foc'at!0" 2?t
" J1000 V 1ned to Mri M K Farrell j
J.1, 'h .Itre81 'n France, and
f00.1 H B 55 m?Utht 5?S
! in "J?'. Vl e,hlh cloH
'. suru me 11:11111 set-tea oraerea openeo
August 1st. A. plica lions
. at once.
may be made
Frank
j . r
' A Bad Bbjcak Last evening
I Pt ts9eNsBsn t Ha tsn renr . i'.I at, -in .-if ff. '
i tM rsttsnon. was on
i ol the front porch of Mr Patterson's resi-
i ne secona sun v
dence catching cherries thrown by an-
other Dor irotu a tree, when in reaching
00.1 lor a cnerry ne leu on tne porch to
' the ground, a distance of about twelve
leet, striking his right arm on a stone,
breaking the humerus bone in a very
! serious manner, so badly that the bone I
protruded through the flesh .even into the !
i-iomiiub;. arrn -lasiun sou I toy is set tne
I I . I - r 1 1 r j . 1
wint,siiu aire nine iciiuw isuoing as wen ;
i as can be expected-
Miss HormAX's E.vtkbt alnxxxt The
entertainment at the Presbyterian church
last evening waa a meritorious one.
Miss Maud Hoffman, of St Helens Hall,
was heard in six selections- Her recita
turns display culture and talent. She
possesses a voice with volume and force,
has a charming presence and displays a
grace of manner backed by good expres
sion, that go to make up the superior
elocutionist, Tbe piano solo by Miss
Anna Houck waa well executed. "O
Restless Sea," a quartet bv Messrs
st f a an - mi a a
rncnara. r on mi iter, Lee ana years was
a melodious affair. Mrs Chamberlain
sang "Beautiful Bird Sing On," in a de-
tiwhtfnl msnasr. H I Mnnl.;..
I daughter violin and piano presented
springs Awakening" in au artistic
manner, and Misses Eva Cowan and
Bertha Ellis aang "Guard Che Bianca
Luna," with fine effect.
It ask Ball. A closely contested game
Ol bSM ball was played this forenoon be
tween the Jefferson juveniles and the
Young Eagles. Both clubs had mem
bers of first nines. The score was as
follows:
JEFFERSON.
K. O.
F Thompson, I 1
U Miller, 1 4
WCurl, 0 4
W Hudteaon, l 4
B Thompson, 1 1
O VanBaren, I 4
Schumacher, t 2
B Miler, 2 1
Hopkins, 0 5
MJbAXT,
r. o.
3 3
O Turner,
F McDonald ,2
:?
0
1
4
o
S
3
S
ta Turner,
V Wilson,
McFarlaud,
Willis,
Hackleman,
W Dorris,
K Irvine,
0 27 1127
BT INN-NOS.
J efferson 0 0 1 -0 3 10 22
Albany 2 01 6 O 11 10 11
Umpire, Fred Westbrook.
The Albanies went to Scio this fore
noon to play the Sctos an exhibition
game for the benefit of a picnic there.
Ceorge of Salem was to be in the
box with Collett liehiud the bat.
A game of base ball was to be played
this afternoon been the Electrics and
college club, beginning at 4 o'clock.
HILOIPd VITALIZ8R U
need for C lai'.iottt 1, Lm of
Dissasst and alt sy mptoms of
Prioiltoi 73 JaS pic o otle.
what von
Appstit
Dy spepsia
THAT HACKING COUGH
quickly cared by Shibh's'Care
antes it.
cart be so
We gnar.
"HACKMETACK." lasting and fra
grantjperfame. Price 25 and ceti's.
CATARRH CUR KD, betlth and swee
breath secured by Skiiah ' Catarrh Remedy
Pries, 50 osets . Haaal Injector free.
ALBANY TAX PAYEH-
Today the Recorder turned over to tbe
City Marshal the assessment roll of Al
bany just completed. According to it
the following pay Taxes on $3,000 and
over. The figures given are the net
value of the property, the indebtedness
in the city being taken out, and indicates
a well taken assessment. For instance,
the gross assessment of tbe Woolen Mill
Co. is $43,000, indebtedness -27 ,060. leav
mg the net taxable property as given in
the list. The total assessment is not yet
made out, but will be more than last
year, nearly 92,000,000.
Albany CWT & L Co 933.000
Albany Woolen Mills 15,950
S A Allen 3,600
Albany Farmers Co rS00
N H Allen 8,160
Vlbany Building Association 3,000
A lbany Street R R Co 5,000
Herman Arnold 3,000
Albany Ice Co.
3,.,35
Ban k of Oregon 1 7,000
J R Baltimore 4,600
Mrs Nellie O Baker 4,800
PJ Baltimore 18,395
Mrs S E Becker 3.800
(oho Briggs 3,200
L E Blain Clothing Co 15,000
LE Blain 5,570
Fred W Blumberg 8,430
sari Henrietta Brown jjuii
B Brenner 5,000
First National Bank 25,000
Mrs E R Cheadle 5,950
J L Cowan a,G60
G SCoe and DBMonteitb, trustee 0,800
J A Crawford 7,700
Harper L Cranor 15,080
Estate Wm Crawford 30,000
W W Crowder 3,300
B W Cundiff 4,735
JWCusick 16,745
Geo S Coe, trustee 27,400
P Cohen 3,700
Geo E Chamberlain 4,060
Beyoe & Froman Bros 3,200
Electric Light Co 12,000
Wm Faber 3,000
John Fox 720
Fortrailler & Irving 6,000
Foshay & Mason 13,000
David Froman - 10,300
L Flinn 11,775
WHGoltra 8,280
J Gradwohl 9,630
Mrs Sarah Helmick 3,CJ
A Hackleman L-... 29,885
! Mrs Pauline Hegele .
I TAT aa u
5,050
20,900
3,500
5,000
3,000
4,400
3,630
6,400
3,000
3,200
64.000
7,450
8,400
4X50
i "m "inn
Geo M Hocbstedier
j K. jje
fJ Hard man ....
"V? ,lBom "
U JUUCB -.- ....
A Klein
Knapp, Burrell k Co
Delia vV Lawrence
Linn Co National Bank
! E 3 Lanning.
Mrs Margaret Mady
Matthews & Washburn
t a rt u-ti.:
13,750
j Mitchell, Lev, is & Staver Co 4,000
Estate John Monteith
3,500
, ln& H Monteith . .
! Amelia Miller
C Meyer
DACEB Co
O F Hall Assn
j Pacific Mattress Co
450
3,100
7350
15,645
10.000
3,000
Parker Bros
-i,030
njm
1L703
3-75
10,000
4.S40
3,310
has Pfeiffer
Ash by Pear re
W A Peterson
Pfeiffer k Ker-hoff.
Wm Ralston
J M Balaton
W F Read
Richards t Phillip
Earl Race
Mrs Mary Salttnarsb .
Santiam Lumber Co. . -
G W Simpson
Geo F Simpson, trust' if
EFSox
P W Spinas
Senders A Stern burg. . .
Stewart & Sox .-
RSStrahan -
Sugar Pine D A L Co . .
E L Thompson
Trites A Miller
WCTweedale
W I, Vance
R M Wade A Co
TL Wallace A Go ,
Martha E Warren
S.709
3,100
firOOO
7,650
380
4,000
5,no0
3,350
jm
7v500
9.00P
11,(90
11.
3 500
4,720
5,250
10,635
10,900
5.000
7,73(5
Jason W heeler 4,738
Willamette V A C R R Co Sjffi5
j Mrs Marv A Wood 5,700
! i . f i;.lvw,,i. uvt: a inn I
Isjk Yonpg .-...".."! mjm
j VT ww n UUU a.awa. ....... -BraaWaw
Mrs.N A Yoong.
Geo W Young (country) 3,600
Cowan, Ralston A Co S.000
Psuker 8roa, gTocera.
F. M. French tewpe railroad tiaww
Ray yoar e-roeertas of Parker Bros
Fue groostias atX'oon & Hettdrosoa'a.
Latest sheet Basic at Will sT. Link's,
.saw cream caenas jaat tecsnvwd at CnSaTSnt
at eyers
C W Cobb, job printer, FUaa Black, anas
first cla. work.
E W Acnssoa tCn snkwdliag raoanasuitt
at Portland pttess.
Stewart & Sox sell the very beat rataat
shears and scianors.
The finest line of pocket knives ta tha
city at Stewart k Sox's.
j Smoke the celebrated Havana filled 5
Jnlnsa Joseph's.
Dr M H Elba, ofaystcsaa and
Call
to
cit 'or
Meve
t J
I nwantry
Witb hi new latkary
t-onrad
! aoie to oner oia ami
eantm
thing rirttciaaa ia baked ewwij.
SLEKPLK-S NIGHT-! male mnssrabl
by that terrible coaih. SSi'.oS's Care is the
rented yf for yon
Baby was skat, ww gave Bar t
Whan waaCaial.wssrwl far CnsrrSB.
Then she weeaaa BTJss. she clan; so CilTSStn.
leoshhadCTiawctshetTt2CM,
A ringing noit
in the ears, headache, deafness, eye,
weak; obstruction of nose, dis
charge falling into throat, some
times profuse, watery and acrid, at
others, thick, tenacious, bloody and
putrid ; offensive breath ; srrtell and
taste impaired, and general debility.
Not all of these symptoms at once.
Probably only a few of them.
That's Catarrh.
A medicine that by its mild,
soothing, cleansing and healing
Iiroperties has curea the most hope
ess cases. One that will cure yon,
no matter how bad your case or of
how long standing. A medicine
that doesn't simply palliate for a
time, but produces perfect and per
manent cures.
That's Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
A cash payment of 1400, Dot by
you, as you might expect, but to
you, if you can't be cured. It's aa
offer that's made ia good faith, to
prove their medicine, bv responsiWa
men, the proprietors of Dr. Sage'e
Remedy.
That's tbe kind of medicine to try.
Doesn't, it seen, so?
REVERE HOUSE,
ILBANY. . - OREGON
1
scuBJfl!1 r .IBS.
3HAS. PFEIFFER PROPRIETOR
OffENSIVE ECZEMA
Terribly. Doctors and Medi
cine Useless. Cured In Four
Weeks by Cattetms.
J have a bey, fifteen years old, born to TlahktU,
portrait enclosed, who bad the eesnsna so offensive
that I could uot star la the nxxa with Has. The
poor Boy sunered lemoiy.
Bis feet were terribly sore,
be rou Id not wear any shoes,
and bad therefore to stay at
home from school. When fc
put on a pair of dry sir a lacs
fat the morning, they would
in ewe boar be eats rated witb
moisture and very offensive
even In tbe coldest weather.
The disease began to spread
over Ma body, eap
peetauy Ms
Beads and fingers. Tan
thumbs on both MB Banes be
came stiff and aa assises aa
two withered sticks of wood.
It wotM benseleasformetotry tolenthosqfierhie;
this boy endared. I took to two dierem
doctors, both gave him tot of medletne, bat all to
Be one. He Krew worse. I therefore desssitwi of
1 k m , ,l One dav I saw theareat
i beoetSu promised to those who would 1 nnji Cro-
ctnaA kmbuibs. 1 " "- ,.-
store and bought them. I most eoeteea I had bnt
little faith in turn. However I need tlra aeoori
inw to direettsTw, and to-day I nwy trattfoDy tw aU
the world, if you wish to tmbaaw it. that mv eon la
entirely eared, thank God and thank jfediaecwerer
ofCrmccBJ. Ribcoibs. They cored him In Sawr
weess aa sound as a sold dollar.
3 JOB HACAiiK, MaiasJB VIBaae,3r.T.
' Cuticura Resolvent
The new Blood sad Skin rurl&er, internally, end
CcTSSt aa, tbs great Hkin Care, swf Ctnons
goAr. an eiauante Skin BeawttBerr. exlcrnally, tn
stantly renew and speedily can ,frrT jj" ""J
homo? nf the sain, scalp, sad Jket. ssttfelM of
hair, frtm infancy to age, from pimples to saswat
Sold every w hem. Price, Ctrricrna, SOe. ; 601.,.
Sie. ; KBaocvnarr, ST- Frepswad by tts Pomr
Ubxo ajtd Csrsnisrai. Co Am nation, Bossnn.
a-" How to Ob Bkta Disease,' ftt rjagnw, J8
lUostrntsssm.SB7dlMi1tnsfsli,BssBaidfree.
PUDS, blackheads, red. roBgh, chapped, and
ally skin cored try tmasi soar.
MUSCULAR STRAINS
and pnhas, back ache, weak kidneys,
-- and cheat caaa renewed
by the Cl
Anti-Pain Plaster. Tne Brat
only
pain, all .it; BSBSSK
r
St&mm
no BUBsriTrnt..
W. L. DOUGLAS
83 SHOE cesaW
isrhni. Xawy
sf tasra.
vTSsTsaisaSaig sna sajothawT wsnanagpisas
havwfnasat thasosa
Boys' &ssVwS wJ? ZSS1! SL'l
Lasdies' tt 23
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taa. ThsstlBsBhas n
rrcawSBAStoSSJSL Las
T. Bwe-areof SsaliisiilisMIBsalsi sWI
SeaMthV; Aswwrnr
i Afsney for
Twaos SAAarkx
DC sct fsrcT '
TartalttrmtiomMak. 1 -c TVswilh wit wrae-Sw
.au ar uu-aa hbuusbat, rtb tosu
snr.
EL1S?& !? T" ta sssnan. wvi
evaawsaesB, lea srew ea ensrs? - -ac
'rifBtific 3kwxks
let btct searsBtiae rrc. 1. -m
r nhiifi m mSSifsS
taa vtrti wc W Saas r
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easts. aw jesiiMii, v-w -
mm COLLI BUTE IISfMTE
ALBANY, OREGON
ISQl, 1802.
A fx. 1 corps of Instructors,
CLASSICAL, SatCTinC, LITERARY
eOUMBteJAl AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Courses
all
JrtVOWi
ot ntntly ttrranced to
oTntademta.
stanr. nun s csjssmt
patina or Custi
frtaaea trvar Mt hk v hm t? sU sills sa-w
-anvasSwtssi. Ttsej-are ri vctaii, am-.
h tn stitw isanriniisa zarwi
ata.'-n'- tt eaata. Iwnis of ewsaSafCwB
aJ an, rn .a cvaaias asaeHiraesrsw oaly SS
jubi c w aar cxra . caucaou. 1U-
Albany
IRONWORKS-
Manufacturwrs
EAM ENGINES G ilST AND SAW
VIUMACSiNElY IRON HINTS'
W ALL KIN 33 OF HEAVY
UNO LIGHT WORK, IN
IRON AND BRASS
CASTINGS.
Special attention paM to repvri : - a.
kinds of machinerr.
Patterns Mads on Short Notice
TWO MEN AND ONE BOY
POUND DEAD!.
A'hile trying to Crowd theii
WAY INTO
DEY0E& FROM UN BROS
Store, where the aiwa hare on hand
he largest Stock sewth of Portiand, of
the latest Improved Sides and ao1
'ins; " immense stock of FUfciag
"tscklt of every deserptlan; Tents,
Han- oc ,Camp Chairs a id thousand
ofeti. Ing too numerous to mention
JEa ipair Shop
Ut connect n with the Ste-e, and one of
the best wo men ia the State to do any
and ail kind, of wor
Come one Come No rouble to
how aocds. "Small oral t and quick
na
Oik.
rim
stkl v
a-sra 1 swsimrf d nsa
-mine (sr )osrsissr7.
sun 1 l iii aaant than
Aatcss, aa i siansaasya
S??AE
TJK BaST oHOfa taa nTBsu rBB IK SBBca.
A gwnniaw aw sissl Sanaa, ttstwffl sst ran. Saw
snf, nsnsnaass, swT-iwSh tnasda, ftrryaae, sons aeaa-
sSTBSasanspsWn iSasstht isas i sa was I sai ssTisg
sbwbsI Qaawt nwWUOrtwP nawaOsatl OCnaaalBtS
vtoiws'Sl
fsnsnSnfanwanist sist j irtso rceaawasapa aw law tar 1
Wro'&3l!i'ltllikl... Mmm. Sntd
rem isVsesaf.
$300 Reward !
"TSwfji ear tawabsvee reward far ana-case of Use.
-plsan.Praansi i.SI r PsaerSa.lsaTsrisii in.Cssa
sasas wa caac earn wsta Wes