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KiTRERFORD
KKHMIN
A CHAM-
i at Law. Will practice In ourts
ini attouti.m riven to matters tn probe
endtoco.loctiins. OFFICE-Iu the Fllnn block.
w
R BIILYEC
Attorney at Law vnd Solicitor In Clunetrr. Cnllec
lions mad on all po'.nta. Loans negotiated en
reble terns. Albany, OrSfOB
G
EO. W. WRIGHT,
Attorney at law, and !f itary Public. Will practice In
all the courts of this state Special attention riven to
collections and matters la probata Oswee: Upstairs
Mser.n-Twe.lala Block Albany. On
D. S. 11 All II
B
M KIM K.
U ATJiO.
II leeal matters will rees Ive promp
attanll in IB.- i I Oil Fslljw s Temple, Albany, u
1
OMTANVE ek H.U'HLEM&N,
OMAXVE H
Attorneys at Law,
Albany, Oregon.
J- WHITNIT,
Attorney at Law, Albany, Or.
J
ME. J. CHARE.TOM.
Altomer-el-Lte
proenptlT:
All tarsi; basinets' at leaded to
FLIXN'S Block, Albany. On
LBtMT C0LLECT1RO A'SN'l
DA.LRYMPLE & NEWPORT Kanagers,
Collections a specialtv rcrardless at seas. Out las
dents In all the Teller towu: OFFICE over
L E Blain Go's store, Foster's Block:
jQR. J. Is. MILL..
Pbvdcian and Sareen. OFFICK-Cerner
Ferry streets, Albany, Oregon.
D
Ms MA8TOW St DAVIS.
Fbysscia.nl an Snrreuns. OFFICE C!orner eeond
and &c;tdalbin streets. Albany, Or, Calls projiptly
stte-ded dtr and OS on try.
V. ( H4WBERMIX. M. D
-SpedJist in diseases of the Bye.
Tweatv years experience Office boors 7 to a m;
1 i 3 p m. and tc 8 evening. Albam, Oregwn.
IRST HATIMAL BARK,
OF ALBANY, OEBOOW,
resident .
Vice President .
Cashier
. . . LFLINS
3, B,TOtTHQ
E. W. LASGDOX
rRABSACTS A OENEBAL banking tost nses
ACCOUNTB KEPT snblest to check.
SIGHT EXCHANGE auLtes Taphic transfer, eld
New York, San Francisco. Chicago ana r
re-con
CO JJ!CTiOS HADE on tat arable tencs.
E. Yocsq
E, W, lAi-eno
L. Fuaa
E Blai.v.
ittvaas I . Sox.
IHICO HATIORALBAHR,
t Or AI BAM, 0S-90N.
CAPITAL STOCK tlOO.tOO
sident...-. i L COWABT,
e-rresident J at kalhtom.
st Cashier O A ARCHIBOLD,
D ascTOss, J L Cowan, J K Balston, W 8
Lstdd, W H GoUrs, J A Craword and O A Arch
keid
fBANSACTR a reneral banking
DEAW81UH1 DKAFrSen Mew York
tut -"srtlf ! Oregon.
LOAN MONEY on approred security
BaVCUVEdeposite snbieet
B
NI OF OREQOR.
ALBANY, OIKOK.
Capital, -:-
tilt Taeallssll,
J LANSING
. 1st W BLAIN
Transacts a pene-a banking business:
Exchange bought and sold on all the priori px
cities In the United States l also en England, Ireland
France and Germany.
Collections made at all accessible points on favor
ble terms.
rnterestallewed oj lime deposits.
B
wit ot- ncio,
SOIO, OKFOON.
dent
. 1 8 XMta
O 8 If
HEALTH 18 WE A T
BBAIaT"
D IC Wur'i :i'M-; kko Biai Taxatmivt,
k'i - ' i'--1 iFravWI, f r listeria, .'.": , Cn
vu'di Pit i n f.jij-il yi i, ra . fv-'vig
Pr min .i m Mi 1 7 th an if lch l or tobacco,
Wu-f i!.u-s CV,wj OrtK-sHiioi, Sr.'M,' ot Urn
rarn refqtii u tiiiuiiiiy I in :n r ft mtterr,
' I "; t v .t' i ' l b i , PjiiVtU"j 0:1 At BtrranneM,
hm tt Pwr id eithir m. l.tt ilai'.xrr Lonei
!9,3r:aitorrh3A C4UWI bf - --x- f th
nr i. 'i - . H i Ireiti 11. t 9) tbti, or ix
h-X9for$' 4) l b lOtl) )f ii I " i r- ',. m( r i
wniiiwua lii !Bxks
lO" !( . tO I t It t I - ; 1 f t i If Vl 9t I t
tin n-sT.-''M f i i ti t f-if it n
mi'iejr if !i tr).amri; 'l-3i iV T5:. 5tr.
Mto9i Urt ! 1 ily b
J 'j ii'it:tz, D.-ujxUt Rt ifa
A BARGAIN
Fpuit and vKsRrBL' Ktr M for Hal
oonHiotinK of 4') ait-re or '.ess ..f ltnd
oaa mile nr'h of Alliany Lani well lin
proTixl. Vor purticulaia Inxuiro of
W II Warkbk.
t 'V IM A ( I.B4VKKK1
OF ALBANY, ORKGON,
TR.'.MSACTi rensra BaisVinr bjslntss.
DRAW SIGHT DBAFTd ou New York, San Fr n
sco and Portland, Oregen.
LOAN MONEY on approved security .
Ri&K VE deposits subject to check.
COLLECTIONS made ou favorable terms.
INTEREST nald on time dooosite.
ALBANY;OR.
WRIT8MAH ft HULBERT BROS,
Real Esiatr Agents
farma and Ranches (or sale.
Also city broperty inj Alban
and Coryallis.
VV
If KM, DIGGING Ed Davidaoo in
prep red to do well dlireiair is
first elms etylo, prouipt'y, ani will guar
antes bla work.
wvuiiao s.naAVMDVia
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a 3ij J J,!EAV u! u3liA
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CITATION.
a tie County O'trf of tie Sat of Ortgom,
J or Me county or i.im.
In the matter of that etat j of Petor Wo It,
decettaerj.
To A J Welt, John Walt, Catharine Harz.
balm, and to all otbers known ana
nnknown Interested In tbe estats of
Peter Welt, deceased. Greeting:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregon, Von are hereby cited and re
a uired to appear in the Oouji v Court -1
the state of Oregon, iVr the county of
linn, at the onnrt room thereof at
Albany. In the county of Urn, or Mob
daw, the 8th day of February. 1893, at 1
o'clock in tbe afternoon ol that day, then
and there to show cause If any you beye
why an order or this court should not
Issue empowering and lieenaing tbe
administrator of tald oetate to sell the
real property belengtng to aaid est at'
described as follows towlt: Beginning
96 chains and S ltnrs north of tbe - ntb
east corner of G W KJum's donation and
claim No 39. notification No 222,;owJ -hip
12 south rango one weet of the Wi . tm-
ette merliLan: thence weet II cLklo,
thence north SO chains and 18 ! :ik
thence est-1 11 chains, thence south 3
ch sins and 13 links to the place r'be
ginning containing 37.60 acres foi t: e
purpose of pay iau, the claims preaen!ed
against said estate and tbe expen ol
tbo administ.-ation thereof.
Done by order of the Hon I X Dnncaa
Judge at the County Court of the State a
Oregon, for tbe county of Linn, wab tbe
sear of sa'.d court affixed, this 16th day of
December, A u, iat.
ATTsMl: NP PAYNE.
Clerk.
CAVEATS.
TRADE MARKS.
DESICN PATENTS,
COPYRIGHTS.
Fcrtaforsaatlosa sasd free Handbook write to
MUNN CX an BsoiDTir, iirw VOSK.
OsdeeS fesxremsi for seem las patents tn filra
Brecr Datent taken oat bv as Is 1
th Baboo by anotloa atrea free of ebante tatha
Scientific mencan
T ernes' ctrenlarJra of scr sesrssttae peper fas use
world. SptesxlidlT innstratea. Ho tntelttjrens
man ebotOd be wltboru. It. Week It, seO a
j-ear; (UOetz nhadee mWAOO,
h'Biuauu, Ml Broad waj. Haw Tata Car.
EAST AND-SOUTH,
-VIA-
THE
SHASTA ROUTE
Or THE
Southern Pacific Co.
Traias leave Portland Daily.
II SeiMtiflo AMricaa I
liffiSss5sSwtiAl:. I
SL "-iBF OESJCM PATENTS,
8osh I raoii JC1.T 1. 1SB2, MortjS
7:Oor. aL I Lt Portland Ar 7 a
lOitrs Lf Albany Lv US a
:U a a I Ar gen Frmisoe Lt j 7.QU r u
Above trains stop only at lot In wine sutio north
ot ttosebmw. East Portland, Oregon City, VI sd
earn. Salem, Albany, Taaymt, Skodd, HaUey. Usr
riabsiw, JoacUon City, Irrinj, Eo-ene.
ttoKia aun., saiiT
BiOAM Lt rWtiaad Ar4)f r
l45raLv Albany Lt j iqi a
fcstfat I Ar Bosebarw ggj 7x0a
aaaaar locsl an,i (ncm Erasay)
S 00 t M j Lt Portland Ar 10 St a
raAr Albary li : JO
BltSS'l.
sjto a I Lv Albany at I J-fl 1
IWO a a I Ar Lebanon Lv 30 a
1 :Kr j Lv Albaay Ar I :2S r
Millar Lebanon Lt fj r a
PULLMAr mn SLEEPERS.
-AXD
Dininflr Cars on Ogden Routes
SECOND-CUSS SLEEPING CARS
AUaehed teal T!i-. afh Trains.
STeet ldr
PORT I
iTlslea.
I 11B OKVaf Ll
Hani raaiiatu .
aireptBonaay,
7M A at I
18:10 r a I
Lr
Ar
Port -'-A
t'orta'lii
Ar
Lv
5Mt m
1S:M ra
sxrasasratis sailt (Etc jp. Sunday.
t:to r
Lv
Ar
Portland
Mc-Minnrilie
Ar
Lv
:S0 a
5.45 a
Thronfrrlx TicketM
to ail point in tbe Etstern Sutei, Caoads and
Europe can be ob'ained at lowest ra'.es from C K
r roe If, Arent Albany.
:. KOEHLEB E P. HOOERS,
Manaarer Ass't O. P. sod
Portland, Oregon.
YAQUINA BAY ROUTE
o
Oregon Pacific Raiirodd.
T t aetiii, Beeelver.
Dragon DeFelopmsn. Po's Steannrg,
short Line to Catliltsrulst
Finavoleaa through pieuger auu
r eight line from Portland and all ooiriie
ki the Willamette Valley to . nd from s(.
rrancisoo, uai.
Aoata mak close ooi.nect: -n at Ai'ian
fith trains of the Oregon Paclfl Kailiosd
TIME dCllEDULE. except Sunders.)
bests Albany 12:2-) r.
Usee OsaTVaettS l:oar.
,,L -sve Ysrjmna, 7:'K)A,a
u l.e.vi, I'lirvalli. lilt-. .
Arrl.-e raqoins, 1:86 r. a. j Arrive Albany, 11:18 a.'
A C. tnttns eonneet at Mi.,,
Oiryallls. The above trains coanni'i a'
xaaulna with the Oreiron Uevnlnnmarrl
'.'ompany's Line of Steattishipa betre:
. t. n 1
I'n ii uiu rsisti r ranciivco,
MIMHu DAT EM .
'HO TAUI'ISA.
. 1 : 1 n 1 j 1:1th , 11 ij
rsoe mas msscisco
Willamette Valluy, December 8lh ; lhth ;
27 th
The ComDJnv ivitm thn ncrnl b
r jange sailing dates Vihout notice.
. . faaaengers from Portland and
rVillsmotte Valley ooinla can make eloae
irmnectlon with the trains oftbeYaguln
r mo at Albany or Corvallls. and if dm
i ned lo San Francisco should arranen tr
rrive at Yaaulna tbe evening bblore r'ate
'sailing
larPassenaer an Freight rates alwara th
rest as 1
. .11. McVarland,
J
-.- DEALER IN l
Harness - and - Saddlery
Display $5? in the Daor
esite F Irst Natl onal Bank.Albcny
Iltc democrat
lhepopuils's are a practical lot anyway
Down In Kama they preferred to give the
United States scnatorship with a amall aalary
to a democrat rather than a state office,
which allows big profit on the tide. Tele
gram. Suppose Harrison should appoint Senator
Dolph to the supreme bench in pla:e of
Lamar, deceased. What a rush there
ould be amon the republican politicians
oi the state to Salem to help elect a sena
tor. Dolph is awfully anxious to go on
the bench as this is probably hit last ehatice
in a life time.
A dispatch from Lakewood, Cleveland,!
winter residence, snya: rrealdent-elect
Cleveland and ex-Secretary of State Thoi
F Bayard spent several hours this morning
in cabinet making. Tonight a number ef
politicians wt.o claim to be in touch with
Cleveland arrived at this ilate; Secretary
of state, Thos F Bayard; secretary of the
treasury, John A Carlisle; secretary of war.
Patrick A. Collins, of Massachusetts; secre
tary of the navy. Daniel SLsmont; secretary
ot the interior, F C Wall, of Wisconsin;
postmaster general, W F Harrlty; attorney
ikn p.nrWnh Tucker of Virginia-
. s
SCCICtaiy ot aguciituic, iiu" rraiisf:, ut
Tacoma, Wash.
There is evidently some hope for "bleed
ing Kansas" yet. The legislature of that
state Is composed of gome eighty republics 9
and about the same ntsn.ber of populists,
(though thrre is a dispute over tbe seats of
about irn tnemheis) besides four or five dem
ocrats. But yesterday with unexpected
and unhoped ftr good sense that body !
elected a democrat to the United Slstes
senate. It wa- done by a combination of
populists and democrats. Of course his
seat will be contested, but the outcome is
likely o be that a democrat m til represent
Kansas Inthr United Sta'ea senate.
Gov Russell, of Mssaichnsetis, says that
his trust has nertr been betrayed by a re
porter. Not very long sgo Mr Blaine mads
alike rcmaik Probably an investigation
would not have to be very thorough to show
lhat the percentage ol pobli; men who have
be' rayed their iron's is nn-h larger than that
of rtporers.
A Mo-coa- ; ssMm R 1 VH.Steia, has,
according to his u:i 1 eoresen:stioDS, suc
ceeded in treating vsrioos fo'mi of rheuma
tism srltk electri; light la a highly satisfac
tory manner. Toe lig it used Is a small,
incandescent Limp, who-c rays and heat are
sppikr) o ire aflVc'ed pirt through a fun-
ne' . The 'cn h ol the treatment depends
01 ': v ( .- . ..
lh.-at.
m enJure the
The present congress .a me into being
with an rr.ointoas loa-t upnn the treasury.
Its prtdVeeuor ha.T not only spent all the
money Oss hand, bet had heavily mortgaged
the future. How hcaviiv m accountant has
been able to deertn:ne. Indeed, Mr Mc
Lennan.oftoe treasnr, department, h ft who h,xtali in tb fallowing ver
uflerly broken down in health nnder the) diet "We. tbe coroner 'a jury, find tbtt
strain of t-rlnrr tn find out the ,: oi ruin this Indian was drunk and was chilletl to
roaht. Amnne other mesa, of soaandar-
mg ihe billion dollar, oongrert was specially
interested lo authorizing lavish expenditures
for ccs ly buildings In all sorts of cities snd 1
towns, big and little
1.
! left as a icgacy to
this congress a great mass of contracts of
this sot!, for which only par-ial appropria
One tad been made, and a considerable
part of the app op nations of last year were
forced in this way. Bat Ihe authorizations
were k mtny asd so extravagant that even
the activity of the administration in binding
the treasury to expenditure has not been
able to kerp op with the list. Almost two
years after the million-Dollar congress went
out of existence there remain about fifty
public buildings authorized, for the construe
tion of which no contracts have teen msde.
Tbe authorized cost of these ranges from
flo.ooo to $2,000.00) each, with two or
three on which r.o limit oi cost is fixed. The
figures given on these f ot up more than
S6,ooo,ooo. The total, includisg tbe no
limited ones will exceed $10,000,000, It is
not by soy means m possible that something
will be done a. this session to suspend these
aulSoritations unless the answers not yet
givea to th: questions of the ways aad
means co mmittee shall snow the treasury to
be In a much bet'er condition than anybody
expects.
The pAitial tnomph ot the Jack Cade
party in Kansas, snd tie attempt to make
tbat triun ph complete by revolutionary
seizure of tbe house of representatives and
intimidation of tbe supreme couit.isan In
structive ot-ject lesson for the country. No
such reckless disregard of law, 00 such vio
lent assaalton human rights has been wit
nested In this country since the republican
state government in Louisiana was ousted
with artillery and bayonets and a fraudulent
government of tbe strongest set up ia its
place. The Kansas populists are only less
brutal in .their violence than the Louisiana
democrats because they are not by nature
fighting animals, except with the weapon of
Samsrn : Oregonian .
The DEafOCTAT is under no obligation to
defend the populists against the cbargea
which the Oregoniaa brings against them,
but lt desires to arise h:re and say teat the
populists have a lor.g line of clearly marked
precedents for the 1 use In Kansas, in tbe
course of tbe efMblicsa part" in Louisiana
and Mississippi In i75 whe-i men, by mili
tate force, wereput iato seals in the legists
tuies thereof who had not even, been Candi
da cj tor the offices, snd in ihe conduct of
that party in 1876 In openly cheating the
ptoide out of a presrdent whom they bad
duly elected, or when that party
deprived the people of Connecticut of fheir
choice for guvernor, Montana of two sena
tors, New Hampshire of a senator, etc. No
these populists evidently learned haw to do
these thit gs when thet were partisans in
good standing in the republican party.
CIVIL SKHVIOhX?).
k'jl rtt M Collier, chief clerk of the rail
way m ill service, has been Interviewed abou
the service ard among other things says:
S Isr as oar department is concerned the
civil service laws and regulations have been
lived u). to both In spirit and Utter. All
statements to the contrary by such papers as
Harper's Weekly are made for political
Jflect.
Many have the Impression that the next
adminlstiatlon will eltlier susvnd or modify
the law. Inasmuch as the drpaitment wss
placed under civil service by Mr Cleveland,
It stands to reason (hat he will continue it
unless his will is overruled by the spoils
element, l'retident Harrison has followed
in the line of civil service reform in this de
parttnent as near'y as possible, and I think
Mr Cleveland will do tne same.
We regret lhat Mr Collier did r.ot see
fit o state the following facts: The civil
service laws were not applicable to the rail
way mail service until Mr Cleveland, while
president, -made an order making these laws
applicable to that sir vice, and just as soon
as Mr Harrison took his seat as president hs
S- - ' " - 1: . 1. . 1 - I I I
lasucii miuiuci iubucus II. .lie UII-ICI UI Ills
... , . . .
predecessor until ihe service could be largely
filled by removing democrats and giving
their places to republicans, and then, v. hen
this was accomplished, he restored MrCleve
land's order. This is how that department
came lobe filled will. republicans. These are
the facts.
To aid Digestion take one Small Bile Beaa
after eating-. 26c. per bottle.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Treasurers Brio.-!.
Washington, Jan 25. Chairman
Springer, of the ways and means commit
tee, has received from Secretary Foster, of
(lie treasury, a suueuieni snowing me con
dition of tbe treasury, and tbe estimated
condition at the end of the present and at
the end of tho next fiscal year. Ibo show-1
ing for the tint n months of the present
fiscal year is-
Receipts, all sources 124,419,215
Expenditures 230,57 1 .006
Excess 2,848,209
Cash in treasury, including
gold reserve. July I. 1891 .... 1.12,14:1.426
December 41 , 1892 129,092,588
A Dcvsocral Elected 1
Toikka, Jan 25. The legislature met
in joint session. The republican members
of tbe house declined to answer roll-call.
Ninety-one responded to their names, eight
more than a quorum. Eleven of tbo mem
bers of the bouse were populists whose
seats are contested. Without these there
was no quorum. When the senate roll
was called, the entire populist strength
went to Jobn Martin, and O'Brien, demo
crat, also voted for him. The result of th
joint ballot was finally announced : Martin
88,Cobnrn4, Hanna 1, Martig 1. The
president announced Snyder was elected
United States senator.
A Last Ka
Kai.aua, Wash, Jan
25. Last night.
while the westbound through freight engine
No. 580 was on tbe transfer steamer
Tacoma, crossing tbe river, the boat struck
a lot of drift logs and ice about mid stream
causing bar to lurch sufficiently to start tbe
engine- Before it could be stopped the
engine went over the end of the boat into
tbe river, where it now ties in three fath
oms of water. The crew escaped, and no
damage was done to the boat or cars.
A Big Inrrrasr:
Washington, Jan 25. A great deal of
interest hangs about the bill recently intro
duced by Owen Scott of Illinois, providing
. . . r . , . , ,
for the 1 increase of the tnx . on wtky from
90 cents to II .25 per gallon. The bill is
now before the ways and means committee
of tbe boose, and every effort to get an
expression of opinion upon the lil! from
members of 1he committee, la unavailing
AeaUeveel Rat
Portland, Jan 2s. Senator Mitchell.
of Oreatoo. has achieved undesired noto
riety through UU introduction o the bill
"To prohibit electro rnaATcetmng- mes
merizing or hypnotizing human beings, or
affecting one person through another by
electricity, and to declare the same to be a
crime arainst the law of nations, and to
define Its punishment." Tbe b;il has been
referred lo the committee on judiciary.
Melanosis Musjr Totes
Boras. Jan 25. The boose today, by
vote cf 33 to 2. passed the bill amending
the ejection law, so as to relieve the disa
bilities of members of the Mormon church.
There are $5000 Mormons of voting age in
the state, who have been debarred from
exercising the franchise under what has
been called tbe re roactite feature of the
aw of the first le-nslature. This bill, when
t Isjcomes a law, will admit all to
isrbt of suffrage, who may not now
lm
le
Whlakp aasj eld Weeihes-:
titiLDESDAix. Wash. Jan 26 Indian
Jim wa found frozen to death last Monday
atrntU laneri place near tw uia
. . ,
Bloc
00 ' " rtrT'rl,ln) ,1llt
deer on tbe big KlickiUt. and had been to
l.oldendale. where be had cutrkTf.,b''
ssbsaajt; aM at isiuu)vi4sv '
leaving lown b procure-i whisky from
.eesA Mttssns. Vf-tsSUkP II tn sf Y. Anfl It IF Csl LWI
I &?iXh. according to
the
evidence ff the
wilDCfsos in tbe case."
stsrder Tl .
Washijcotos. Jan 26. The war de-
ski. .. fi . . mrdirsil a dtarsslr-h
; 1SJUKW BIHI uur-.i .t.t.N.. . ,
; f . ait-in. Mmmiiuline thw
department of Texas, stating the nroeeed
inm for the extradition of the bandit lead -
ers arrested by United-States troops on tbe
rhar of violating- the neutrality laws.
Tbe disnatch was sentio the secrelary of
state, who will co-operate with tbe Meii
can government in securing speedy action
n tbe cases.
Very Sewsaliewatl.
Battle, Jan 26. The city wa startled
today br the arrest at 5 o'clock this mom
ing of Mrs Minnie B Yesler. Dr J Eugene
Jordan and Dr H Martin Vanboren on a
charm of sbsaiintr and concealing tbe will
of tbe late Henry L Yealer. the millionaire
ninneer anrl husband of the first named
prisoner. To Mrs Yealer it tat-aths tbe
building occupied by Ibe National Bank of
Commerce. wp,W) witn wmcn to oniia a
rwairlenrs. on it and an annuity of $"3000
for life. To J D Lowman, it leaves tbe
Yealer building on Pioneer place. All tbe
remainder of the estate, after the debts Ate
naid. it left to the city of Seattle, with the
' At A iLa U Wlee aaasksrirlasngaA 1st fat
CTBbhiT 5 w,ll
thus acquire a mairai Scent estate of nearly,
if not quite, 11,000,000.
,ph - Boles!
WasHrxflTWX, Jan 28 Dolph basse
cured a favorable report front the commit
tee on military affairs for his amendment
providing for tbe payment of Oregon claim
and expenses daring the war- 150.000 for
tbe protection of salmon fisheries. The
committee on foreign relations has also
reported favorably his amendment appro
priating 300,000 for carrying ont the
Chinese exclusion act His bill to reserve
five sections of timber land upon tbe Siletz
Indian reservation for tbe benefit of tbe
Indians, with the view of creating indue
tries which will affort employment to these
Indians was passed.
A Big atwrtaai
Umatilla. Or, Jan 26. A storm, almost
equa'ino; a blizzard, has been raginir since
3 o'clock this morning The north wind
blows almost incessantly, at a rate of 40
miles an hour, accompanied by a alight
fall of snow, which was blown into cuts,
causing some delay to freight trains. It is
still raging tonight, and indications are
that the worst is to come yet. The storm
is general throughout Kastern Oregon and
Washington.
Exasslelag Ike resrea Paelfle.
Corvallis, Or, Jan 27. E C M Rand,
of New York, Henry Wood, of Tacoma,
and C H (lest, of Seattle, with C E Bowen,
stenographer, constituting the expert com
mission chosen by tbe eastern bond holders
f the Oregon Pacigi-Railroad Company to
examine the property of tbe road, arrived
in this city todav and will remain until
Monday, when they will begin their duties
of inspsclion along the line.
A Bad Arraaceasent.
Indetendexce, Or, Jan 27. There
is considerable excitement over the dis
covery of a box of combustibles found this
morning in the agricultural waren luse ot
K M Wade Co. The box had a short
candle, cotton battincr saturated with coal
oil and a quart of oil. so arranged that
when the candle burned out it would start
tbe lire. It is thought tbat it was intended
for some other building, some say the city
hotel. Two men are suspected and they
are being watched.
A Tsws Baraedi
Oakksoale. Wash, Jan 27, Oakesdale
has been visited by another fire and nearly
all the business buildings in the city left
from Uie fire of last July are burned, near
ly every frame bui'dingin tbe city is gone.
At 1 1 o clock, a blaze was discovered in
the center jf a wooden block, which might
have been quenched with a few buckets of
water, hail there been any water at hand.
Loss about $6009.
Msneeassllal.
Adtokia, Or, Jan 27. The Dickinson
party of railroad men left here for Portland
tonight. ' In an interview before leaving
Dickinson declined to say anything about
bis intentions, but stated that he would
make up his mind in a few days and return
again. He baa observed things here very
cfosoly during his visit, but has never ex
pressed hi aself one way or the other.
Aa Idaho Fire
Wallace, Idaho, Jan Z7 An incen-
(. - 1 , i y-i
diary fire occurred last night at Gem, three
and one-half miles from here, which de-
etroyed nearly alt the business portion of
that town lying south of the Northern Pa
cine track, and burned up $32,000 worth
of property. The fire originated in the
Miners' Union hall.
Futupm neat watch-shaped bot ilea, sugar
coated, Smail SUs Beans, i860, per bottle.
MisriT.
Hermann Wise, the clothing merchant
of Astoria, Intends to awaken the mar
riageable young people of tnat city and as
an Inducement he offers to furnish a wed
ding and ball, together with a costly
present, for the first couple who will sig
nify their Intention to be married on March
l8lh next.
One of the llvesl most progressive cities
In the Northwest, by far the best in Waah
Ington, is beattle. A good many of our
cltlvens have Interests there. Those de
siring to do business with a responsible,
rustling real estate company, will find (he
Seattle Land company to be one filling
the bill. It Is an incorporated company
and will be found at til Columbia street.
Eugene Is a bad place for chicken
tSleves. The Guard says: Perry Rlggs
and Ernest Barnes, two young men aged
aDout twenty years, plead guilty to me
charge of larceny In Justice Adams
court In Mabel precinct yesterday after
noon. The articles stolen by them were
goat skins and chickens, they bringing the
former to this city a few days sgo and
selling them.
The Pendleton EOsava: Frank Dektim
Is ont of Portland's very rich men, and i
a e . . ..... . I
notwithstanding hU pt ssession 0! properly
worth $1,1.00,000. he pays no taxes. Thi
law allows him to deduct his Indebtedness )
from his assessment. This is why he
pays no taxes. The Jaw Is to blame, not I
Frank Bekum. The remedy Is to repeal ;
the law allowing deductions for Indebted-!
flCt i
Mr Ford has introduced a bill for county
attorneys, which. If It Is acceptable 10 the
counties of this judicial district, will abol
ish the present office ef district prosreutor
aasj give each connty an attorney. Most
of the counties now pay out from one to j
two thousand dollars a year for prosectit-
lne attorney services. Under this Bill i
. - I , - , . ,
1 1.. nut 1 v ... miirh anil nrh,M
' " ' , " ' " f
ml s ehemer vnrte nf service ss the at.
:omeys who will give all their time for
. Ti T" ... Tu' .. ...
from $600 to $900 a year w ould not rank
in ability with the present public prose
cutors. Journal.
Charity begins at home, which is cvi
dently the state board of charity's idea ac- j
coratng to tne following iron tnetAtes
man: Even the friends of the board ef
charities say it should be abolished when!roP "'"""l" 8l,eu amenamem
thev are Informed that It spent t1.433.76 ippiyng also 100 1 cent wrappers,
of the people s money IrTprintlng an ' Hnston asked "nenda ent to supply
elegantly bound and pfofuaely lIlustTated each Udv clerk 1"0 wtrth of stamp.,
biennial report (not authorized by law);!B'ch W ch,r declared out of order,
that It spent $1,397.95 'or traveling ex- I
bM for the cle.k of the board in gath
V ssiar ev uia.ivii w a; inrucu 111 tins uu
. . r . .
ering Informalion to be printed in this un
auUscrixeo report; and trial it pcnt 2,- r r - ---- r- - -90
01 to pa, for $100 worth of work done h.rford, tntrodnced a bill to m-j
bv the clerk of the board. There Is some coport itd i
i . j 1 . . j ...
havlnsr made fi,dln not In aeord with
the testimony.
While only two or three inches of
snow fell at Albany, and hardly any last
. nigni.bugsne received about eight inches
of the element. Mill City a larse suddIv
I n.l nLnlw am . . . . ...1..
"A raving morphine fiend" is the way
a Port.ati J paper refers to a victim of the
! mn-nhin. ,.hi Inikiseonnaeiinn tK.
! bill of Senator Denny is of interest. It
, MlhorUM ,be corlntT ,udgM to send all
: cocaine or opium Sends to the inane
asylam for a year. It is a good idea to get
rid ol iheai some way.
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Tbe McMiDnvi.U Telephone R'K-.ster
mentions I ocle Tom e Cabin as follows i
The great .Nuicn Combination producing
Lnele Tom s Cabin struck the town
J iu?d? ,n' 1 'u w. fi!!
uustu nun ujruAjr suji uiv uiibu
flan uwiuim-u ywytv-
Timberc'iaimsstiUcontinaetobe taken
in TUlanook county, judging from the
aDnearanee of the HeaJhehi In its last
iesoe appeared ten columns of solid tim-
uer csiiii Bouevs. towasj notices aol to
the finances of the paper at least $300
UT It is Ping toTote that
the naoere of the state have a
Um papers 01 te nT
per moot!
-me f '-':!
... n.i v-
tne -an nam imoerrcan manes a fsa new jail of Lane county. Albany's
return of compliments with Uie Mill city uil. Orphans home, oor court house
217!;, Hf reTO..u,IB:iand ja. intact nearly ail ihe court
HI
wind baa. conglomeration of abusive lies
aM.".''f'S? o."bt on W.beter's
unabridged dictionary, ihs ignorant.
'I1 " a??"'-'"1. ? 2 ,of-
, .rr . . . .
MiiiH.ll .UW UUIUI " HSBS KtU
spavined mongrei "
fsenator Hnaton this fnnra ins madia
f ffir B inWrK m-cm ' rvrsil Iks as nnr.ir.sia I BsafjaaB
ofMo.000 for the world's fair eomrais- , , naw,$2.5lp. Hie Linn coun
Sion. oa the ground that times ware too 7 )'' is minutely deecnoed- It says
hard. Denny made an equally strong ih pector had to ose a lamp on one
talk for it. vTeatherford thought there nd.? order to get a good new that the
might be nothing to exhibit except em -! corridor is narrow and the air foul. The
ployeee of the commission Alley made olher "id ber. which, by the way.
a good point in staking that the amend- i liie one ed- The no0J -aly
meat be printed that every senator might iwonl' Cfemdora narrow for exercise
voie inieiiigenuy. Veatch. of cearse
entered a solemn protest against the bill,
as he thought Oregon had enoagh settlers
and could use no more. He claimed the
appropriation was simply to pay the ex
pense of going to a show. Journal.
The railroad commissioners have the
power to : reduce railroad rates. The
supreme court says so. The fact is a very
important one.
It is a peculiar fM( .lllt tliere is only
one living ex-president, and the same
will be true after March 4th.
Talk about personal liberty. Missouri
has a law which imposes a fine of $250
upen a qualified citixen who neglects or
refuses to vote in that state, to which
attention was recently called by the
prosecution of B T Whipple, a wealthy
resident t f Kansas City, for having In
fringed it.
Itnmigrsnle are aald to be waylaid on
their was to this valley by confidence sharks
of all Lli.de. rMsaesslnsT unlimited call.
Portlan l is tbe worst city 00 the way. ami Is
cursed bt some deep dred rascals of this
order. One villain recently followed a fam
ily clear lo Corvallls. ecttinc Bionev on
amerent pretexts.
Any one wishing to read something of
'er'y peculiar nature should peruse the
report of the state board o( charities. A
copy may be seen at this office. Every
county and almost every town gets a
benefit, on account of iails and noo-
farms as existing when the board made
ineir tour of inspection, a vsar or so aeo.
The prevailing idea ia that a criminal
only deserves a fair kind of treatment
The board though would have things
nxea tip in a modern manner. They
suouid.if possible, have la'e conveniences.
The Mill City Gazette comes Out a day
later Ihtn the Saatiatu Lumberman, hence
has ths Ut i,ay. This is the dull season of
the year, hence our reference to this rather
unsavory qmrrel; but here Is soma more
from the Mill Citv Gazette: "The slobber
(hops of the Santiam Lumberman, accuses
us of lleing about him, Waaa he tells rVteen
absolute falsehoods in his own article of
this week. He makes some criminal inti
mations, which he may be called upon to
prove. It may be possible that our readers
are not interested In this newspaper war, but
as wesre in it, there is no telling when or
where the fight may end." The following
expressions also occur: Jumping jsck,
smali claw tumble bug, kleptomaniac soup
bone, tail of some comst, aurota borealia of
the piscatory world, anyllstic display of
versatile moonablne, squirming eel of the
moss covered turf and mdddy pool of dis
jointed brotherhood.
Cocsumptives, do not despair. There 1
hope. Try West's Couth Syrup. Is will
alwayi care in sarly stages. Precure a
60o large 8 os. bottle, J A Gumming, Drug
gist. .
Moving OuTrir. The undersigned is
prepared to do all kinds of house, raising
and house moving promptly and lo first
class order. Call or leave orders at my
residence at coi of Third and Oak streets,
Albany. I B Tillotson.
STATE LEGISLATURE
IN THE SEN ATS.
New blils by Denny, to protect hole1
and boarding housekeepers; Woodaid, to
facilitate the assessment of city property;
Bancroft, to prevent the defrauding of
travelers; Cross, for a bridge across the
Willamette river at Oregon City ; Alley ,tor
a county board of road supervisors;
Of THE UOU8E.
Seversl bills passed, among them being: ;
nin. lsrsrLr.nL tH. ,!. l '!. i
gent; Ready, amending section 4136 of
the code, relating to traction engines on
public roads, by sttiking out the word
bicycle, 49 to 9; Bishop, prohibiting mar
riage In certain rases, that of first cousins
and colore! and Mongolian races with
wUte; labor day to the fir-.t Monday in
September.
The chair appointed on the house com
mittee to ascertain the price of school
books, Messrs Mil it, Russe'land Paxlon.
d Seme foolish biUa have been intro
uced . One ia in reference to an animal
JnspecUir, under which it shall be un
lawful for any person engaged in the
slaughtering of cattle for sale in this
sta'e, or the keeper of any daughter
houae.to purcbaseany cattle for a laught
cr any slaughtered bovine animal, with-
.uc .'!.vl" exMiDilea to tne inspector
lne ",ae ?' 8U;n nml, nd examining
I nS livattit ami it lins- tirt as lr tV tiesnn avtirvtt
"K"" "-'
d. od makinic and entering in a book
l tbat purpose a description
' uel' ornd d marks, together with
me person irom wnom tne purchase was
B,d. nd the date of spch purchase.
rni?L"aetCU .W0,?l?,unPo," a -e 01
s. w ewu v as , kivii t luuati w iu visit.R
a itun at another inaivtuuai. 1111s is
suhstaDtially the law m New York and
8 a good one.
is tub Hot'sa.
New bil's: By Myers, for tbe purchase
of Willamette locks, appropriating
$400,000; by Denny, to define property
rights of husband and wife; by Alley, 1
. l f 1.. 1 , .- i
UCUIIIUK IBUCi tJ r ISUUCIUUIK, I IJ I Lit '
- I . i
prove railroad stations, reqoinng depots
' . . . r l
t every station where railroad income
ia 12500: by Hnstoo. to orevent the'
spread of infections animal diseases; by
,1
a .11 1 .J .1 .1...
w suicuu tuus ami reuiatu3 ;
salaries of county judges Tbe senate i
received house resolution asking lor '
election of U S Senators by tbe people :
and referred to federal relations. !
By Camerrn, resolved that each sena- j
tor be supplied with $5.00 worth of I
,
I
Weatherford's bill to amend tbe char- ;
, - , .
.Ar tkl SitMitvilU i.aftsTstssi
reierrea to corporations.
. Hon Jou.1 meuJorl1 to congress K r
the passage of a free-coinage 'aw was re
ported back from the commute on labor J
' without rec com men da tion
The governor has approved tbe bill in-
er?o rating Lebanon.
The subject of lady clerks again came
j up. r rtuay morning : una mor
senate bill 75 be taken from table pro-
I KlHltinw I a .1 1' i.!ml, in tlrsenn erril c.fTere? .
1 amendment nroliil.itinw the smniorrnent 1
i . i . : t . . . . . - , a I
joi rwaawawwsj OS tiir imru iieg i ee- ui umw.
Raiev moved to amend br indenniteiv
noitixioing. Lost. Hosloo moved tbat
bill amendment 1 referred to a com -
mit'ee of Myers and Haves, to
npurt at
it include
any Urns AHev re !
Hnston. Coorswe 1 added Mdiino.
f New bills: By tVeelherford. to 6x
maximum compensation for all pohjic
o racers 01 urefron, naming tne mgriest
! salary of any officer lo MOW per year,
read second time ; judiciary ; by Willie,
, tmtal laws creating state board of
. ,,!:iAtion-. by Vanderborg to create
, ,he o(Sce tUJe ,uaitor and to make
forernor, secretary of stale and a bod
Of MUfcHSlt0
A LIIC BirilEt
Tlie DtvatT has receive! Ibe fiiwt
biennial report of tbe State Board of
rharii. It ...... I il,,r e-,,i !,.
UU l- y'5 tbe? 1
I ,r wereral interestina- pictures as wel.
; M reports in i Among Ue Illustrations
are the Benton county court bouse, the
1 old sod new tail of Benton county, old .
;.;i..n i.i..,n.;niU.i.i.
i t. LZZZ'aC. ih..r ia ta u ...i.-
j hole boiit up into the air, no iaJiiw.
no forniture. no stove, no water, no, clos-
eL no ventilation. All it contains are'
two amy otanaets an pietity oi vermin,
Iwn z. . : .
iiict
It says tbe policy is tbat of gettin?.!
.
tramps out of town as speedily aa poesi
ble. Arrest? for vear.
a : unea coiiecteo. 1
ivv ssik swu, uunumnuu.itu
ink or bath tub, the men usiig basins
buu iicsiinx water uu iuc ewie .11 i.u
hence tba tbe iail is utterly unfit lor the
jrpose for whh it has been used.
That a new iail should be built, possess
ing naceasarv requiremenU, or uke out
cells and partition walls and make one
Urge room two stories high, with steel
cells in the cenr, wiUi corridor, etc.,
ana second tier 01 ceiis aoove 11 aatreo, , r ' , ,
leaving two or three rooms for the jailer, ' ' "bo dltd J"s mS
wbicb it says tbe least each a rich coon- j Last evening st Maryanlle. the overland
ty as Linn,' having so many prisoners, rkn 'n,o a coo; le of bex car. Some boys,
should do. The expenditures of the ,tu tboaht.had ehoved them abng sir, itch
county for Ibe poor were I2.S37.79, most- ! to the matn track. caosiog a w:e.-k. and re
ly at $2 26 per week, scattersd around, j j'tiag in the overland coating into Albany
There should be a good poor farm, near ! thu coon en hoars late,
tbe city, under good management. Care-1 8argain at Real's,
lessness is inexcusable. It gives follow Scarenir ., xvn. t Wii! & Stark's
inw statistics : .xu in county jaii uuruig
year, 5C : at end of year, 9; cost in jus
tice and police court cases, 11,417 Ot;
other criminal expenditures, $7,067.15 ;
repairs, $26; iuaaae cases,154.9& Total,
with poor relist, $11,000.91. Number
given entire support, II ; at end of year,
5. The board seems to be chronically
cranky. Speaking of the Orphans' home
it says it is in a very incomplete state
and its condition renders it scarcely lit
for occupancy, especially for children,
that the coustructioa of the house and
surroundings would seem to be condu
sive to illness among clii'.slren, certain!)
not true. Then follows a fuller descrip
tion o' the home, with criticisms where
possible, and tUKiiestions. Admitted
during year, 10 boys and 11 girls, die
rharaed ft. Expenses during year, $!-V0
provided by state and 704.15 for other
services.
1st Honor el Blalae.
m i. M, Or., Jan. 27th. Legislature ad
journed in honor of the late Jas G Blaine,
to meet next Monday at 2 pm. The
senate reconsidered the Raley portage
railway bill A bill to increase lees of
sheriffs of Grant and Crook counties was
sent to the governor. House adopted a
resolution ol sympathy with the Hon
Geo VV McBride.who is very ill. Excur
sions of legislators started this forenoon
for Monmouth state Normal school, Ya
quina Bay and Corvallis.
MABBIKB.
MERSKELDKNZ ACHES. In judge
Cliff's parlors, in Oakland, Cal ,Jau loth,
1893, by Judge Cliff. Mr John Merafelden
and Miss Maggie L Zaclies, both of San
1 ranclsco.
DLMVIDDIE McKfNNEY.-On Jan
20th, 1893, at the Revere House, in Al
bany, Mr Claude II Dinwiddle and Miss
IdaMcKinney, both of Brownsville. Rev
E R Prichard officiating
mm.
a
fcWlNvj. On Saturday morning, Janu
ary 28, 1803, of paralysis, F M EwW. aced
67 years.
vim.
HAWKINS. On Saturday morning, Jan
8, 1893, in Albany, to Mr aod Mrs C E
Hawkins r. boy.
U9MM AM AMBVAW
THUKSIMV
8alems Y M C A costs f 3000 a j ear and is
worth it.
Yesterd y was
the biitbday of r.jtby
Burns, the poet.
Joho Corbett. a brother of the famous pn
gilut, 1 1 in the jsil it l'oitlaod for vagrancy .
vagrancy .
Jolij Isom Ji
is moving hi saloon ontlit
u ivlrt,,,, , T ,
H'lVrfc.n to reside
to luo (mulct
'aloon. Uutet will no to
... .UUw ci... 1 111 jrevaiitu tins ir.-jruin,
two or thre iuchrs fallint'. The indications
point in three daya of it.
Geo S Yon2 has moved hi, barbae shop to
the Conrad Meyer Mock, seqntof the
change to be made in theCueick block.
On account of the isc'ttnent w ether the
Y M V A enferlsirmcnt has bcirt post
poned until VVtdaead.ty evening of next
week.
The f ersoD who left the opera -l,t at tbe
Opera Mease last Monday Mining can s,e:
them hy esltiogoD Mi K B Vonk.
E W Allen will manage the Portland expo
iWaai this year, R W Mtlehell, a live, foat
snperintecdeni, haviog been retiiel.
McAflrn 61 McD innell, of Portland, have
leaied the room now ccenpied by O K
Kraiirse, in Kaucm . and will opea a dry
aooda store therein.
A TSACMSR
.. .. ., ..... t-. T,
AaaasTtu. - Depaty Prose -
eating Attorney J R Wyatt went to Halsey
tbi.nccntoprosccu;eAHBron,.sctooI -
learhtr. for astALit n u bt.v nsme,' Rrsttaln
resi Jlog at Peoria. Tbe teacher had whipped r Geo l Barton is culiiva ing Ms
theboy, juit how severe!) haa not been learned oug orchard. Mr B. ia a good trrchard
retaltieg in his arreat As stated ' an1 n the finest voting orchard in the !
I mnnl. If. I... .11 ;.. J ... I, I, ...... i. i
asoelical Revival. The Evan-
gelica! church is again engaged in hold-
Ing a rr vit al meeting, and the attendance
Is large. Rev Anna Wioslow is an earnctt
speaker, a woman of great faith, and
Z-ZLZ L;,h ?....:"": u..
-r e .v. ..... muw. .US
spent many years in tie active miniatrv
of tbe Quaker ;hurch. L the nubile
attend these special intciing
mini
fklDAV.
, . , . . ,
vai:
CamobeL's rerer.t .orv.w ' ik. m
a:.I-..i . 7 .
uiatnct naa Deetl aooeplad.
. ..
,.A " "r"" the sc .ool teacher arrested st
""fV ?lppm ". w" du"
cbArgwd yeatarday afternoon.
n Yort San says Mrs Simons, of
Sodayflie, Oregon, is over 100 years old and
uras a per. siun from tne isiz war land.
Klsewhere we publish eitr.es froji the
report of the state board of charities aboat
which there is so moth talk at the traarnt
ime. Thoy are evidently a fault rnd.aw
board, more watcttini for vermis and each
things than Ut the people s money.
There it one aaaestsmast in the A O V W
order for the month of Pebraarr. Whole
camber of members to Oregon 4977. Koto-
bar in good standing 4721 . W bole naoaber
01 memoers la gj eisndwg to tbe wnale
order as 301,450.
The remainder of Ibe Owls are aa follows:
Sapient Stewrer, C B W.no; Ixrd High Ex-
raiiwi.r .1 t W . . . tf.Mk.il a ti as ...
j,,,,. Tjct x , CaUsc: ti.r n fj
Schei!; Recotding Owl. .V F Bead; Property
Owl. D II James: Blinker. W E Baker;
Advisory Board of tbe Owt'e Saat,J A Cam
mi u. H L Waiden. F E Allen.
J vs G BLAtsr died at 11 o'clock this I
I farttT rrn Hta dath la a I.... 1 .m
i - -- -"-" .wm.
every town in the U S so familiar i
! "w Drne Like Webster and Clay
he
! P0 great popu-arity bot not the
j fopolarity that makes presidi
P' regardless of politic, wil
! regret the
death of one holding au great place he-
r.. ,t,a a : " 1. u;
fore the American people.
His came
ill appear in history amone the leading
atesaien of the United States.
statesmen
Tiis Saw Fiaa Cojstast. Last even-
ng a number of the leading citixetw of
the Third ward met in
thehal! of Albsmr
Engine Co So. 1 for the purpose of or-
Thir want r;re. HnrnKea .
-A3
u.rg a fire companv to operate m the
.Wtsei ;.mrw,nrw rl .im.. .r, v
Morris, strretary
1 . -
A committaet constat-
inc of Xorris Morris. Kaseer Krooo and
s Harare was elected to draft a conetita- j Moxxr to Lai as. i nave money in
tion and by-laws. The follswiag officers ! rams of 5t to (30.000 to loan on im
were elected, after which the meeting ; proved farm land ; Linn and Rente.
1 was adjourned
Auatwuaj
etenina:
A E B'om. PretidenL
Jos Hede-s, Rec Secretarv
Frd Veal, Fin. t?ecretary."
Dan Meyem. Treasurer.
'ot R-ece, Foreman.
C M House, let AsaUtaat-
SAtraxiAT.
; r-vrt to u
rr- . .
to ten isches cf anew was
o tbe
ar.otd tod y
Hairy Eorrowy, recently f YsHaina, has
posed a lo-mure store ia Jeffersea.
Dag U ... -1 Patwsatatsv. t-l 0.en I
oy a t
ho a- ippetl ont.
1 - .
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. - - , , Jim 1,1 . lii 11. .11 mean. . .
" "r J Lt!m f r n " ,
! -r- r- , n - ... .
This n-orr.io the t ow wis abont fosxr
inches deeap at Portland, eighteen at Eugene
aad cn!y two at Bosebars
Extra work on the new Ji S church of j
Janctioti baa eaued tr nHe, the cootratt r :
filtag It-srs fcr $!S00. There will be aj
eostert. ,
a - . . , . . . , .
A p!iticu hie b?en ci-clatedm alem f r
ta 1 : . . . . n a .
; the position ol C S ril-trict iooge.to tnctxel
sjipwtinjeoi 01 roaj-e n Qtrs aa tc
. jaugt lay
?oy,r.V.
. lbe4Ulj trtiUy rf ' y
1 ...
. " " ? forJm" Oar-
! l V;"Ue Ro? W"b- h n
! ff tbo wtk- The brought
'"""ry " I
... . .. . . ...
Tw bee I ewrirv at Will S Stark's,
Krtsh eggs at F E A Hen & Co.
Irresagoodsat cost at Krad'a.
Under ear at cost at Bead's
Ev.rylhiD.sT at coat at W F Reed.s
C. c-.a r d cake, 15c, atf, Mueller's Paikrs
Boots and shoes at cost at W F Read's
B iv V arucr Bros corset of W f Read
Barga ns In summer goods at Read's.
Trophy tea some'hinir tine at F K Allen &
Co.
Choice Fastcm nysters at M .: - Par
lors. If yoa want a tiao smoke ask for J Jcseph
white labor cigars,
, Until March lit evert thine at e.t .
Read's.
Several rix ootare nigans for sale at eo
Call on Prof W W Davie.
Come and eve the new chil d! plow
Ramps opposite postewce.
at
White snft hlauketa mado at the
woolen mills fjr salebv F K Allen
Albany
Tho beat.roaM eoilee in the city at Coniad
idcyej A
Pa ror.tat borne iodustry by smoking tbe
celebrated whrto labor .-uars, uiauc factored
by Ju'ius Jorcph.
Why smoke a Chios csrar when for the
aame monev you can g-1 a w lite labor cigar
made by J Joseph.
rtemeraber all boots acd 1 hots brukht cf
Klein flrt g that rip. run over or aolea oome
loose will be repaiied by ua fire cf -harjre.
Prevent and cure Constipation and Slcas
uvauutm, rru.i. mio tK-SUAs,
RsLiicH-8 Saitvicas. The usual ser
vices will be held in the United Presby
terian church. Rtv A M Achecon will
preach at 11 and also in the evening at
7:30. Sabbath ecluol at --VSo. Junior
Christian Endeavor and teachers prajer
meeting immediately after Sabbath
school. Sociatv oi Christian Endeavor
at 6:30.
The revival spirit at the Evangelical
church is increasing, and a few have
accepted Christ. Rev Anna Winslow
will preach this Saturday evening,attd on
Sunday morning and evening. Go and
hear the Quaker evangelist.
PreachinK at the Presbyterian church
at 11 a m and 7 :30 p m, Sabbath school
.. 10. lit .. ... !....- ... . - : . - . a I
1st i- p 111. uuuiui v t- lucetlujf tl s p
m, VPSOE meeting at 6 :46 p m. The
subjects of the sermons will be, morning,
"The Power that Prevails." Evening,
"The Four Sided Temple." All will be
made welcome to these services.
At the Congregational church there
will be an address Sunday morning on
"Planting Christian Missions and Schools
in the Pioneer Dayg of the Pacific North
west." Sabbath school at close of tbe
morning service. YP3CE at 6:45.
All are invited to these services. No
evening service.
It is expected that Rev Mr Acheton
will address the Y M C A meeting tomor
row at 4 p mln their sooms. We think
that those who attend these services are
well repaid. It is intended to make them
"gospel meetings" pure and simple. Come
and hear Mr Acl.eson.
OAUTILLC.
The diaagrceable neather of th.- last
, two weeks has caused considerable slck
: nesa.
I Win Morgan is dangerously HI. He
I Km been ttoubled with lung disease for
the last ten years, Lut since the cald
j weather he has beer worse.
; Mrs Caroline Hamilton Is again prni
j trated with rheumatism.
Mr H M S'one is at home azain. It is
, reporied that he In, ends to Wd on Ihe O P
railroad. If he gets it he will build a
I branch lo Oakville.
Mr Thomas Moraan, cf llalsey, is visit
ing hie brother William.
Mr Starr, of Be! fountain, was visiting
" sssisswsy-ssi taw, is .ti .-3iunc, tiic iuic
, .r. -,h,
his brother in law,
tj as c. 1 1 I
; frw u r i.a i. .ui. , , .k,
: ,rM,Y!! is able to be on the
,lreel a,aIr'.
I and vines, also roses and bulbs
j prof Ralston was in tbe city today, the
! guest of Prof Robb.
1 e.. ,
".V?'" , "e7 "2'
ve Priday evening. The next subject
-H,h,.eU D..:,.ert K. ,K. .leeriee I
franchise should be extended to women.
Three ladies upltold the affirmative ar.d
three gentlemen the negative.
Gentle spring time will be welcomed
here anytime. Amiccs.
College Soles:
School was dismissed at 10:15 today oa
account of tbe freezing of the water pipes
and genera! inclemency of the weather.
Tbe: two societies, Erodeiphian and Cicer
onian, held their meeting, after which school
was dismissed
B:in jmaa't-buf? is becoming a very pop
ular game among the yosng ladies
It it said there, was considerable winking
I icac en the fUsLiight west off the ether
.' c j -
Football Is not ptogreseing very rapid iy
at present on account of the state of the
! weather. Bat as soon as it clears op we
i W have a team that will not disgrace the
: college.
. The new coUege veil M prcr.oonced very
I flat. If any one had been within three or
four blocks of the college when the picture
was taken lite other dsi be woold have
i tearrl a wWmw. " t J ..... J
i credit to a banc of Anarite. Here it 1 .
Boosa a lac. boom a lac!
Bo a wow wow :
Chic a l-c ch ck a
Chow chow chow!
Boosa a lac. boom a. .
Wis) are ere?
e are the hoys of Albany.
Bill Svxl, J.
A Big .S7aoE--
. A
Aad all
"All the world's a stage
men and women merely
the
tk.- tf- '.t. - . .
J. be ,!be,r x,t "J th'
players ;
Irenes a
One of "h-ir principal entrances -easu
into Parker Bros aroeerv and hskerr.
ilL6.0 T?wri V frfa P"
"r"!r!l?M f P
""ri.Krnalne,r,?d?r
; l"," KrSl ,conf ctin,c, ig
' o breads and cakes, plain and
j- - - aum taav.-, yiMhU. IUU i
sujry, saiiuoiiy ana well made
aorttct thine t.i i-iMic'.t.r
' B
counties, at lowest current
j . -- l.KZ.
delay in furniebing the money.
C i Bl AiKAJtT
Real estate agent. Albany, Oregon,
CepUia'weeaey, rj s A.Sen Diego, Cal ,
ears. -Saitoh Calarrh EeTeedy ia tbe first
tnedtetot I have ever feend that wottli ds as
any good. Price, 50 cts. Sold by abav
k ma os).
Wia pur. fV rtveaeew
One
fble Bean ererr aiftt for a
Bs:!ey, the Print, ts sl.aaf si Was st 1
t . -n.rs.hevi waade ioao.-3.eaae.iis a
-OatfSce an u l-etr prepsu-ed than . vet
0 c,ply the people with good prutuaj.
. . ,.
, --ilob a Viuhxer U what yoa need tor
dT,P--P-., tcrpid liver, yellow skin or kid-
nev troaKe. It in gwaraateed to gsve yoa
sabetacUcc. Price TSj. Said by Foe hay &
u, J
s-stswaja-L
I -
Better ck patterns st Read's.
ri.eaks and iseketa at cos, and less .. W
F Keiada
rbes. Eaby waa ska. ar- gase hex (tetoraa
V h.ei she was a Cnm. she ened for CsatforSa
VS01 she tx-caw Jts. - cluag tc rassarsv
". stie bi . 1 ..U ou stsr tare theoa Castorta
COVBerffTiej;
Wound up
-"the man or wonua who's " run-
down. Dr. Pierce'a Golden Med
ical Discovery sets the wheels going.
It starts the torpid liver into health
fnl action, purines and enriches the
blood, cleanses, repairs, and strength
ens the system, and restores health
and vigor. As an appetising, ra
etoratire tonic, it seta at work ail
tba processes of digestion and nu
trition, and builds up flesh and
strength.
For all scrofulous humors and
blood -taints, and even Consump
tion (or Lung -scrofula), if taken
in time, it's a positive remedy.
Unlike the sarsaparillas, which
claim to be good for the blood tn
March, April, and May, "Golden
Medical Discovery' works equally
well at all seasons.
Unlike other blood-purifiers, too,
it's pvaranteed to benefit or cure,
in every case, or your money is re
turned. On these terms, it's the cheapest.
Yon pay only for the good you get.
But it's tho best or it couldn't be
sold so.
REVERE HOUSE
ILBANY. - J , OREGCn
HAS. PFrilFFEK iROPRIETU
ACADEMY
OF
lady of FerpetQal Help
MISSIONARY'S STORY
How He Suffered from Eczema. Doc
tors Failed. Grew Worse. Death
Only Relief Expected.
I have heen trrral led with chrorli Eetema on my
limbs. Tbe itching was very annoy inw and aesste
rae unfit tor work. I had tried many remedies
aTin consulted a irooa pny
siclan. but received no per
manent relief. A Mead told
me of ute Ccnccaa Rsatav
Dtre. 1 then sent for a copy
Of jaer book, more than a
year ace, and now I wish 1 1
had reaal the book and begun
to cue tne Ccticttba Rebte
Bnw at once. Bot the
doctor said the remedies.
good la some rases, would
be of no ose to me, and eon
tlmud to prescribe for ma
for tine months. I grew
DetthsiitiM ..- hM. .
lift, and It was the only relief I expected. Just
then my wife (I thank Uod for a good ewe) -found
the book yoo sent In some ost-of tbevway place
and read It thronh. Hhe dlseharged the ntmi
lng physician and msUI we would try tbe
Cuticura Remedies
i Prueared
hot of t'miTEl. flee eafe-a md
(.'CTsct'liA Boat, arid a bottle of CmcCBA KasOa
VT. I began to rate them aboct the middle of
teat Angnst, prtvnrtag a new nasal when the
first was exhanaud. I :.m now well aad attend
to ray misstooary work. I am Btcrtitaij of Use
HUm,M Cotmty l.lble ftorietr porUstttieSosed).
Uaf e been engaged fa laisetonary work la Has
eosnrty for eighteen yean. To 11 iiiitaial fla
Ccttccba IUagDigt to eflerUig homanity win be
a part .." ray missionary wori in the fnlsue).
V O. Bex 11, Xcogaap, sizrraa Co.,
liiTT. a&ni.-i uiLi.t:na,
Co.,2f.T.
Cm- aa Erar orrs are the greatest skin cores,
blood f rlfiers, ard homor remedies ef ansrAaSB
limes, r-old every where. I' nee, Crncrat. sOc.;
iOAr, it.; Rsaot-rrxT, i. rrrpsred by the
I'oTTia Ijeco ajcv C'Hraicai. Coar., Bosenv.
S3- " How to Cere Sfcta Dsseaees," 4 pages, SO
IHasfraoons, and u stimotrials, mailed free.
OIMIOJM. hsirhkis.rsd.nsa, rkrssii.aad
I IrTl oily skm cored by Ctmctraa Soar.
HOW MY BACK ACHE8!
Back Ache. Kidney Paine, sad Weak.
Dees, Soreness, Lameness, Btreins.
st 1 ritri rillr rrrt In niii nilaaeli i j
law siowaxa &nu.rsis
Small
Gcaraiiteed to cure Bilioas artsarks,
Sick Headache and cr Cyi:iau. 40 in
each bottle. Price S&c. For sale by
drujreists.
Pictore "7, IT. "." - a ! 3p'e y free?.
1. f. sarr.: & ex. : . .r.-:r.ir, izw toei.
BILIOUSNESS
ThS H.ba ,d lira, farrw
11 "
sua a
-AH.
PHYSIC
If taken as directed, we Guarantee Satis
faction or refund your money.
D0NT SICKEN. DON T, GRIPE.
f 50 cents per bottle, by
I A CCMMINGS.
Hum's
Root
It is an airreeabl? Lazaxive fcr tbe 1
.-am oe iisaiir moo a ats& zot isbw isi ,
Prsee Se , Sue and flAB per paeka
IsTen aaaTsfm Ac Einrant Tot-err
lAU nil for tbeTTeetn sxi I
imi HUrSftiYl ISSflTOTI
ALBANY, OREsiON
181, 18Q2.
Irst Teewe Bssestea S,wmser sit
A f I corps of ids tractors,
CLASSICAL, SCJEKTiRC, UTHAIT'
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
fOtirses ot "study arranged to messtlk
all grades of !cbSS).
Irom oervstsf.
a-T. USES! a retSBIT
G
A saw aad Oxnatetj Tmatttxi:, eoasiatiaa; el Swat
ssAitorass.Ouilase-1 1 in CanrtaVes.sl ia B.t aa-i Plits
a Poeiti r Cure fvw Ajtterwal.lalerrwLHrsaA or Meed,
ner Isekutr, Casisllt fcv-nt ar Herectitarr Piles, east
asaarothw aaisssse and leeaaie weaknesses; Hie
wars a gtvatl sssstl to the xsral I
uscerers es a sasaseass cwre twsaear
witA use rnlfe cnac Tflearr Itereal
teas nsrrer hssn n own t ti 1 ft per I
sent -T mail W t sbSVs- rVnes lass tsi
real. Ar
WSSsb a wriueo ewtnotee at positive lr (irea wit
Mrntto refuml tbe storey if no cured. Seal sSasap
or free Sample, tlstttaatee tasossl ky
J A CaaBaatsts, Brtsaxlsi. sale Aaestt,
uaauar.
WILL'S MUSIC STORE
-SOLS AiiS-ITS TVa
1
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.CUICKERINO " "HFHU.LUI, "STKCK." A
1 VOSE st S' N " rlANOS,
KSTSY.
NEWMAX BROS,
tKi.; ua.
D EARHl'F T I
Woatif
v. J J.tt J.i
t ll
leasee
Eieewhart
; W a sol. tn-i Best Goods at Lgvrwt
rnusi
mall Instruiuduts, Beks ail
Descni'tioo:
Haste ol Ere
New Houis and other Sewinr iU-h-nsa, also Xeesllea,
Oil ana Sitrss tor all ata.-hines:
e. b. wiu.
Alkii, Or.
vrone aad worse
1 -1 easssta "si a lira
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