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A LINN COUNTY MAP Win O Obenauer & Co are mak'ng a map of Linn county, which should be in every .uislnest houa.', public dwelling school room in L' m county. The map accurate y locates every ci'y, loan and postofTicc, and rivet and creeks, i.iowi voting precinct, township, ic.-hov. s the distance of each poatoflice from Albttny Cut out the foliowir.g and mall 10 W'm G Ubenanei & Cj, 100 Kiont street. Port land, Ort gon, and ti.ey will deliver you as many aa jou order. Phase deliver me copies of jour Linn county map for which agree to oay fiftr cents per copy on delivery of mat.. Signature. -Postoffice. AlfUnl COLLEBUTE .HSTITOTR ALBANY, OREiJON 1801. 1892. Irsi Term wiirne.l Mepiember ! A i 1 oorps of Instruotora, ClAiSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL CLASSES. Doozsmv ol tudy arranged to meet Ik all grades of students Hfrri'il tun ncemcnts ,c 'treii to tludtntt . 1 yam abroad. sEV. BLUEST CSHBIT -aafifr Vaav'sYataiisBYeVvaa a Stwrrn ELECTR5- S2LLw2? 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For sale by druggists. Picture "?.'.?, TO" cn.i ample doe tree. J. F. SMITH 4 C3., Pio, rotors, KEW YORK. THE WFiBFOOT ROUTE Oregon Pacific Railiodd, W AttLEV, ImUH. TIMB SCHKDCLK. aacpt Sondajt-l Lesvt Albany lfcSO r. L--re Taa uina, JM a.a UaT Cor vallia ISlM. ldm OorrUa,10tS6i, Anri re l:SS r. . Arms Albaaj. 11:U a. Direct Li Quick Dispatch Low Freight Rates. Between Willamette tVallev Points and ban Francisco' OCEAN STEA R NAILIN4.B vaoataa naacooo Valley, April 4th. raoa Turn. WElauaett YaIUT, Apiil 8th. The Com pn . torree the ngnt 'ange sailing dates vfthout notice). RiYt-K MTKAXEKS. Hoar" learaa PnUaatd Wediawday and Saturday 6 1 m. R C Day.Gas act,9almin Sdraet W barf. Portland D Ft VauWbn, Geo Act. Swi Francieeo, Cat. R K Maloaby, General 8 ipt: EAST AND-SOUTH, THE SHASTA ROUTE Or THfc. Southern Pacific Co. Kxprejs Train leave Portland Daily. South j run jvlt 1. ISSt, 7.-0OT. M. I L 10:33 p n La t-li a a I Ar PjrUaad Albany Baa Fnadseo At I T .J5 a a La i :3 a Lt I TflO r at Abave trains Mop only at following nations a af RoMborg. East Portland, Oragon City, A . onrn. Salem, Albany. Tangent, Shodd, Halawy. I rsvbarg. Junction City, Irrtag, Eugene. n Swiss tun., a silt SMxU I Lv IritSralLr tMru I Ar Ar l-Urr Lv IH3 JLvl Ta Albany auairr LocaL sajli (txcsrt SsnaT) 6 00 r I Lv Portlai.. Albary Ar ) lean a L 930 a S r M I Ar :10A a 9 00 a a 1 :2Cr a Mas Lv Ar Lv Ar Albany Labanii. Aiba.iv ar) lu-Tlas Lvf BOaa :2S r tMr a PULtJIAr BUFT SIEEPEBS. AS I - Diitinir Cars on Ogden Route, SECOND-CLKS SLEEPING CARS t Harked te all Tferawgsi Trataa. rVe.l aide Iflvlaloa. aUCTVtEK. rtSKTLARU ABO ttsaVAl.tla. Man. aiiaiii (Bxp.Sunaay. T.3U a a 12:10 r a Lv Ar Port'arxl Corvallia Art hvl IM r 12:46 r ax ra ass rati BsfBg (EtcjptBouilay . rat ra Portland MesOnnvUIa Arl Ly : a tM AS 7:i5 Ar Thronprb TTiclcet 10 all point in tb Etttera Statei, Canada and Borneo can be ob'aintd at lowest rates from C K rraab, Arent Albany. . EOEHLEB E P. BOOEBS, atanaeer i.'iO. P. and Port! sad Orteun. From Terminal or Interior Po nls th Norlbern Pacific Railroad Mm the lint' to lake To all Points EAST anil SOUTH It fa the DINIBfQ ( AR ROUTE. It rnaa Through VLUTI It! I. ED TR4IJIN KVKUV DAY la ihe lear te Mm rtiyry 1 inym ha V KAI I1RTI1I I H II A til I anils'' l 11WAI uuu VUlVllUVi T-O CHANGE OF CARS.; Coraposed of Dining Cars Unsurpassed Pullman Drawing Room Sleepers Of Latest Equipment TOURIST SLEEPING CABS. Beat tLat can be construcle I and In which ao oinmodations are both free and furnished for holders of First or H. oond class tickets, si d ELEGANT OAY COACHES. A Continuous Line connecting with all linis, affording Direct and Uninterrupted Service. Pullman nl6eper reservations can be weii-ni l -rtieogl any afctujt ul lue loau. I H HOUGH TICKETS (o and from all points in America Kngland and Kurope can be purchased at nr y ticket offloe of (his ooorpaoy, Full infnrmation concerning rales.tiine of trains, routes and other retails furn ished on application to any agent, or A I) CHARLTON. Assistant General Paeaeuger Af,nnt, No 121 Kirt eft, oor. VVaahlngton. Port'and. (uerust. C Q Bulk bar., local agont. Site cutonat. Five thousand dollars has ben given by Madume Christine Nil&son towards found ing a hospital in France for the special treatment of eases of throat disease. Every one who hti had his eyes open since the November election has observed Ihnt McKlnley has not had nearly so much bra vado in his talk as lie had during the cam paign preceding the election. - When J. Sterling Morton, the ne Secre tary of Agriculture, lost his wile, to whom he was deeply devoted, he raised a stone to her memory bearing these wards: "Caro line French, wife of J. Sterling Morton, and mother of Joy, Paul, and Mark Morton Then he look his beys to her grave, and pointing to the inscription, lold them if they ever did anything to caft discredit upon themselves, he would have their Dime era sed from their mother'd tombstone. One of the old legal maxims is that the best way to repeal a bad taw is to rigidly enforce if. Perhaps as a part cf the destiny of Kansas it was necessary to kill the nox ious weed ot levelling socialism by giving it a partial chance at government. The utter incapacity of the populists to dea with serious practical affairs has been dem onstrated so abundantly that the healthy minds have all abandoned the new fad for good and all. The sensible farmers see that the populist leaders are no better mor ality and very inferior in ability to the old political leaden, and the raw experiments proposed in populists speeches will lead only to business damage, loss of credit and confusion. Kansas City Timss. Miss Ida Hewitt, the daughter of Rich ard Hewitt, of Cairo, West Virginia, will run the first train over the world's fair grounds on the opening day of the exhibi tion. Miss Hewitt is probably the only woman locomotive engineer in the world, and follows her profession from choice, since her father is a man of wealth. Her answer to the request of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers that she would join that body was that though aha could not be a brother, she would at least be a rister tot Vein Miss Hewitt's costume on her first 'run' at the world's fair will be that of a Spanish girl of the fourteenth century. Always north of the equator after the Slat of March the sun shines more than IS hours per day. It shines, too, on a'.l sides of house, tree or other object at soma lime Is the da v For the next three months the day's length will increase first rapidly and then more slowly. Is it any wonder, therefore, that this season we call Spring has always bean a favorite, and with many peoples ha been made the beginning of the new yeat? Of coarse occasional cold days mast still be peeled; bat after a cold Winter, as tbc last has been, these will be let numerous late in the season than usual . An early Spring is wished by all after a cold winter. Let us hope that this with may be gratified. The ex-quecn of Hawaii has prtbably laid aside a snug sum of money, upon which she can live comfortably 1 in her re tirement. While she was only heiress ap parent her income amounted to about $1000 a month; and after her accession to the throne further appropriations and invest ments raised it to, perhaps $30,000 a year. She also owns two Gne houses, and as ah js a thrifty woman, she has doubtless saved a neat little fortune. The ex queen do not, as has been stated, belong to the nativ church, although she often attends its ser vices. She is very superstitious, aad has been known to offer sacrifices to iaota, not ably to Peie, the goddess of the volcano in the island of Hawaii, whom she tuts sought to propitiate by throwing gifts into the crater- The at lent ton cf wool growers whom Mc Klnley regarded as his' special pets hen preparing hit tariff bill aad to whom he made so many promises as to the benefits which be promised would accrue 10 them la conse quence cf the inciease of doty on imported wool. Is called to this fact: The number of pounds of wool imported daring the eight months ending February 28, 1893, was 94. 880,499, and for the eight months ending February 38, 1893, the amount was 116,175 i 653 pounds. Here was an in v tease of 2 1 ,195, 153 pounds for 1863 over that of 189a. It now falls to the lot of tb believers in Mc Klnley piolcctioniam to explain how Ibis continual increase in wo3l Importttun Is to benefit the pjoducers of wool In this coun try. The wool grower l puzzling his brain over the question of bow much protection be receive in view of the fact that the aassage of the McKlnley law was followed by a re dact! en in the price of wool and an inci-tse of importation. THE AKBITRAno.S From reports, it is evident the United States representative on the Bebring Sea arbitration are holding their cwn, and to far have secured the advantage. J C Car ter addressed the court yesterday and re viewed the sealing industry and mentioned that Russia had prohibited the slaughter of female seales. He contended that seals were bestoarsd by Providence on all man kind, and that it was the duty of the American government to prevent their ex terminat n. Therefore, the United States had re- enacted Russia's regulations for the protection of seals and had arrested Cana dian poachers because it was impossible to allow any nation to destroy, indiscrimi nately, any gift of Providence. Secretary Foster is quoted as saying thst the decision of the court of arbitration, refusing for the present to admit tbe British supplementary report, substantially susfains the American ( interpretation of tho treaty of arbitration that additional evidence cannot properly be laid before the tribunal. Portland Dis patch. A Sf.Vf JUUGB. Hon C B Bellinger Has been appointed United States district judge to fill the vac ancy caused by the death of Judge beady. This appointment will meet with general satisfaction. There were other aspirants for the position equally fitted for the place. Judge Bellinger was born in Illinois on November 21 1&39. Came to Oregon at the age of 8 years. Was educated at the common sc tools followed by two years at Willamette. University, sf"" law with I Judge, iioiiham at Salem. Admitted to tho bar in 1861?. Kditd n democratic news paper at Salem for awhile, but moved to Monroe in Benton county, where be engag ed in mercantile business. Wg elected to tbe legislature from that county in 1868 Wg editor of this paper for 11 year or two. Moved to Portland and bogan the practice J of the law. In ISfTShe was appointed re-. porter cf the supresne court and in 1878 bs resigned to accept the circuit judgeship of the fourth judicial district. He will worth ily discharge the duties of tbe important trust confided to him by a denies rut ic pres dent. Li II 1 J For your spt staeled ml ey glasses on French, the jeweler. cat FEUaRAL SALARIES Mr Edward Atkinson the great manufac turer ahd statistician of Boston, In speaking of the commlssionersblp f Pensions is said to have asked: "How can the people expect to secure the services of men fitted for so re sponsible a position when they offer him a beggarly salary of $4,000 or $5,000?" While it ii true thstcbrical sei vices and othtr subordinate positions under the Gov ernment of the United Slates are better paid than the same grade of services In private employment It is the literal truth that in fix ing the salaries of the higher gradts of pub lic seivlce the Federal Government is mean to the point of parsimony. Judges of the Supreme Court for instance are worked harder than the busiest lawyer enjoying the largest snd most lucrative practice and yet they are paid but $10,000 a year out oi which they must not only sustain the dignl ty of their station In official and social cir cles in Washington but mutt Uo pay their expenses when holding Circuit Court In tbetr respective circuits Not even as hard work ng a President as Mr Cleveland performs more arduous labors than the Judges of the Supreme Court perform. The State of New York pays the Judges of th Near York Su preme Court $15,000. a year. The Judges of the Supreme Court of the Coiled State certainly ought not to be pal J less than that The Government of the United State op erates the largest publishing house in the world, yet the Public Printer vita his vast responsibilities and with 4000 employe under him receives but It. coo a vesr. a sum which a dosen weekly papers In Indiana easily ears for their proprietors and which several wri ter on Indiana papers are paid annually. The result U that no man who accepts, this position t free from suspicion from the mo meat be enters the office until he leaves It. 1 here is but one first claa mission where tt is possible for the incumbent to save any money sat f the salary, while the othti 'oar require the expenditure oat of one's pri- vste means of nearly as much gain as be re ceives from the Government for his services. Oar Cabinet Minister with tbetr raat re sponsibilities and laborious work must spend one-half of their salary f-r house rent alone. The Cscnmlssloaer of Pensions is paid less than $5,oco a year, although be disburses $160,000,000 annually How can the Federal Government expect high grade servants 00 such low grade salaries as these? That is Mr Atkinson's question and a good many other arc asking it. Evansville Coar- In a recent iue of the American Journal ot Politic a somewhat novel propoaitijn Is made to help swell the Federal Traaanry by calling in a loan, aggregating about $aS,ooo, 000, which was disbursed to twenty-five states as a Treasury surplus during the tern of President Jackson, At the time this dis tribution was nude there i said to have been an understanding between the Slate bene fited and the Government that the amoun'i could be called in at any time by the Sec retary of the Treasury. So long a time bat elapsed, however, since the money was distributed that some doubts have been expressed as to the precise legal i u c... .j a . . ... . ... ' ... helped by this surplus f snd its Identity I gald la have bten almost if not wholly lost; ht thi. la d .wi ni.t. r.L The sa!e ofNew Vork sepsrsted the fasd from other State Ireagury receipt . It was vested in a Board of Cosnslioner, shtch for many year aUIized it in maki-ig loans to smad ' , . . , real estate owners. Some f these inves! menu were not made on a sound financial basi. and many losses resulted; but these have been ssade goo I by the State. The New York fond is new intact, and amount to more than $4,00000. It might be worth whi. Carlisle to cause aa loqnlry to fx snade as to the s'Alut of the loan nd lit relation to the United States Treasury. Having en joyed the bene6t of Uncle Stm's llberali-y torso many years, the Stale may be willing to recoup the Government- Sach a large gun. would yield a snug Treasury bslsace if It could be called la to day. The worklne of the McKlnley tariff law proves Its own failure. It was to retail la . . producing tin StSBS enougn u, irus country to supply the demand. It has been ncsrly three years since ih; passage ef the Isw and what i the result ? Foe the eight montht ending February 38, 1S93 there wets im ported Into this country 177,11474 pound t aad for the eight months ending February sS, 1893 there were imported 365.19554 poinds. If, under Ihe McKinley bill, w were scon to produce all the tin plate the country needs, why this increase in impor talios? If (he increase io importations in eight months Is 1893 ever the corresponding eight months in 1893 r 188,080,389 pound hear many hundred years will elapse before eaougb tin plate is produced in this coun try to supply it demand. This query i respectfully referred to the Orgo', the devj'ed defender of protected monopolies The apposes roest of Judge Lochran as Commissioner ot Pensions means s thorough overhauling of the Pension Department aad the purging of the pensions roll of all frauds and dead-beats, fudge Lochran was a gal lant soldier and a member ef the fsmous Minnesota battalion which at Gettysburg lost 313 out of 250 men in the charge upon Packet's battgrv . He know a genuiae soldier from s fraud and will discriminate in favor ot the deserviog veterans and the widWg of veterans. At Secretary of the Treasury Mr Csvksle seems to be developing a singular fondness for Massachusetts and New York assistants. It would appear as if be believed bis chief mission as Secretary of the Treasury Is to provide for New York and Maasacjtasctts men in all responsible positions in the De partment. It is indeed ea traordiasry. Mr Carlisle would never hsve been suspected of it. Only six women out of nearly four thous and who were registered In Kansas City, Kan., voted for tbe female candidate for Mayor. The surest way to prevent women from holding political offices is 10 adopt woman suffrage. In the matter of office, as la many othei matters' the woman will pre fer a man every time. Though he Is now ixty-tour yeais old Joseph Jefferson told a reporter that Ids pres ent Louisville engagement was far from be ing his list, and 'hat he hoped to continue to entertain the American public inr many year to come. He it hsle snd hearty and in good spirit despite the loss of his home. John W Foster, Major Halforl and the other retiring republican evidently regarded the Behrlng Sta Commission si a private snap of the softest variety. The Presidents mail nss now reached sn average of 800 lettsrs a day. It takes the entire time of five clerks, besides Secretary ThUrber himself, to dispose of It. It was Catter Harrison and not Beajamin Hairigon who was elected. One IIsrrion differetli from snother Harrison in glory. Hi tuie and consult Prof J Aluss at tbe I Trhrs of the Rvr vistsrrh and deafness. House abont year TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Keen feel: Wasiunoton, April 14. i'he startlin? news from Honolulu, via San Francisco, of the hauling down of the United States Hag, it is said, was the subject of animated dis cussion at the cabinet meeting today. Be fore going into the cabinet room, Secretary resiiam saul that no naa received no in formation whatever aside from that printed in the papers. When questioned further as to the truth of the statements contained in tii a special dispatches to western news papers, that Blount was conniving at the restoration of Queen Liliuokalani and would support her to the throne, if need be, by the forces of the Boston, he said he knew nothing about it and declined to express to express any opinion on the subject. The Belgian strike. Brunskls, April i4. The police made a vain atttmpt this evening to dispense an enormous crowd outside the peoples' hall. The crowds resisted stubbornly and many workmen were wounded. Great crowds afterward gathered in various parts of the city. Tradesmen became panic stricken and closed their shops. Mounted gend armes made repeated charges on the crowds in front of the town hall and old corn ex change. Many persons were seriously in jured I. y being trampled under horses' feet 111 Br! he Eiaselattl. Colfax, Wash. April 14. The prelim inary trial of Ed Hill, charged with mur der, is now in progress before Justice Zim merman. The den fen se is being conducted by T C GrifBts. the celebrated criminal ; lawyer of Spokane. Before the beainning of the trial Griffits wanted alt the witnesses fits?-. nn.l (Knn AVSStl Banal I fWlM tnA -a"IIfT I room The moUon was denied. Griffits became sulky aad refused to crow examine the only witness who testified. An Eartajaak Bay . Vienna, April 14. Professor Kalb, the eminent meterologist, whose accurate pre diction of the recent earthquake in the Balkan Peninsula is causing; remarks, pie dicts that next Sunday will be the most terrible day of the year for earthquakes and hurricanes io zones subject to seismic dis turbances. Fare if lecesaary Washington, April 14. Secretary Smith has requested Secretary Lamont to send a sufficient force of troops fo compel Frank Boss and his workmen o leave the Pdyallup reservation, Washington, aero which they have commenced to build a railroad, contrary to law. A Test case Salem. Or. April 14. The bicycle was in court today. While on the sidewalk to day W H Morgan was ran into by a bicy cle ridden by Paul Hanson, whom he bad arrested- This ease which is somewhat of a test one, will be beard tomorrow. A rtlld Sterna, , .. ... -h 1 P fZZZxl me wanaaj y iswiwawan S?dSlbe, chlldren of. Mr and Mrs! v u "Btw, ,w uiuwiw ,,wM,tir, suout Dine naues rum uu city, i oe 007 who was burned to death was about years old. and was burned to a crisp. At about S o'clock the two older boys got op and built a fire and went to attend the chores. Mr gad Mrs White did not get up at once, or until they heard the noise of the flame. Opening their bedroom door they were .a. y nm: J1Bt3"al ,ooie uiiuiuiii iu I'lKTuiug a vinuuw 10 catiir, and the fire tpread so rapidly they were lorcett out. both being; borned, and not be- aanj auic w rcavur tor (.aim A Tesuieatee t jrleae Mntii-iirs, Tenn. April I.J. Robinson- viHe. Mis, a small town twenty miles ety destroyed south rf Memnhi. was entirely I bv the tornado Yesterday eveninar. .Seven- j teen people are killed and half a hundred i wounded. A few minute after the tornado ,tnlck be town fire Itrokg out in the debris . wtafjr, borned all night aad today, Several bodies of those kil ed by the falling bouses were borned to a crisp. Two clouds, I " 2?f aitt!?f!. tb i met over the town, and then began a rotary , hich hrt!U, ,n,nri motion which tore up bouse an-t snapped huge trees tike reeds. Saervat. Gsnvsi. Ainii 14. flan MurniiT wired today, ads sing friends here that F A GSvaiTri tt '01 J St MTgd1e3 j y, gffo eigbl sttnder CieveUnd s first administration. Becsnse of the rule ; that no "exes should apply Mr Mangold .a7! T" aiuiauii. iu siac uviu auu . tl J iw w tttjOB. a si eels Blarste v. Astoria. April 13. The genera! opinion is that Mayor Crosby will not sign the oaaiMiitar rardinsiara, whii-h raacted tie com- ; nr. cooncil at the last meeting. The law mon council at the last meeting. Ths law is altogether too sweeping and it deprives i tk riliimi of nririleoM that all Ameriran j jt 'V'. hU QWD boa8 A manner that be tees fit . Tie intention of the ordinance just passed : is to probitut the ruajmg ot cards alio gether, or nearly so. it would ue unlawful to play a game of wbitt or euchre tor the 1 cigars or amusement. F.vkua. Cat. April 18. Four men, stranger here, were drowned while at tempting to cross tbe Klamath river near Gold bluff. T bodies of two were found, also valises containing letters add red as J to James Waddle, from relatives at Golden City, Mo. A CeaS Aasrll Fakoo. N I). April IS. The tempera ture felt to 1 1 deg. last night. Snow ceased to fall by noon today. Tbe ice is badly jammed between here and Grand Forks. A gang is trying to break up the bitr Host with dynamite. The temperature 1- still below freezing. A rgetaae Sai.ku, Mo. April 1. A regular cyclone vistted ti" northern part of thi country last evening Trees, fences, bouses and burnt were demolished and many persons Killed and injured. 1 be irreaslest Ion ot life it reported from Coudray, a mining town of about .100 people.' Only three houses were, left standing there and nine persont w:i'e killed. Many others were in jured . Joe Woffard. Maley Mitchell. Andy Aft and J A 1'esrman. farmers on I'ry fork, lost tbeir houses, and many of the occupant were injured. At Midland Charles Adair was blown from abridge and drown- ed Complete details are not as yet ob- tainabie. Tnrrr hllslren Named to Itealk Cntsaxoo. April 12. Three children lost their live and a fireman was badly injured uui lawj a ure uerv tuis itiu iuwii- i ur iirmi are Olga, George and Kdward Jensen. .' and 11 years and 7 months old respectively. The injured fireman is Albert C Gebeke. Mrs Jensen was preparing supper, and hav ing lighted the gasoline stove, left tbe children and went to tbe meat market. While she was absent tbe house caught fire, and before she returned the children were burned to death The accident has driven Mrs Jensen temporarily insane. Texas SUIWtt Aldanv, Teg, April 12A terrific wind and iiail storm passed two miles north of here last night, sweeping everything in its path . W hole farms, orchards and crops of small grain arc completely ruined, and graneries. barns and windmills destroyed. Many cattle were killed. The ss Into Astomia, April 12 The run of sn'mon continues good, and all the canneries are nuttinir tin fish, but in not very large quan c 1 -tt t 1 1 tities at present Tbe fishermen's union has called off the fishermen until satisfac tory arrangements are made with the can -nets, by which they expect to get 91.15 per fish. Another Town Destroyed Tunica, Miss, April i2 The down train this eveuing brings the news that the town of Itobinsonville was completely des troyed by a cyclone this afternoon. Not a house is left m the town of .'CO- inhabitants and as a finishing touch to tho destructive horror, fire started and burned all the build ings which were blown down. The night depot operator's wife was killed and the day operator's wife was badyly injured. The Home As Here Oi.ympia, April 12. -S D Kingsbury, of Tacoma. deputy internal revenue collector, who is here for the purpose of inducin Chinameu to register, was informed bg representatives of the latter tonight thay the instructions of the Six Conrpnniet would bo obeyed here, and that none of ths Chinese residents in this city would regise Iter. TEACHES OF MN t 0I tT Following U s. list ot Linn county teachers, with their post office address.and grade of diploma held by them : Bodlne, Isabelle Albany S D Brink, Margerie " Blsunt, Mary Blount, Jennie flack, Ida M.. assett, Eva... 3 .... 1 3 2 ... .3 .... I .8 D ... 1 . L D ... .1 ..r.3 ....1 ....1 3 3 3 SC Bailey, LY , Brown, W M. . . . Brownsville. . . . Lebanon . .Salem ..Sweet Home Si Biuce, G H Bigbee, Mrs Callte. . lgbee,C F Biown, Mr Fannie. Brown, MR Brown.C I Lacomb .... ..Sodavllle N . . Albany . .Lebanon Barzee, Lout BllyeuJ A Burkhart, Emma. Blacktaw, Anna. . Brewster. Mary , Badger, Maggie . . . Brandon, Amanda Brandon, Viola. . Bond, Harvey .... Brown, H A Mill Cliv. .Halsey.'. .Mlnto .Peoria . Spice r Shedd 3 3 a .S C 2 SD 3 ..8 C ..L D Bate, W S Bailey, W W Burn, G II Creesy , C ly ssa L . . . Carother. Elizabeth Chance, Belle M... Oleman, Rote .Sodaville .Lebanon .Hahwy Harrisburg.. . .Albany . Lebanon . Brownsville. . .Lebanon .Albany Halsev Crawford. W J Chae, Will F. Calder, Mr Lura. . Ox, Cora A Concklin, Frank . . . Cooper Addle . Collins, Blanche . . .a ...3 ..3 ..-.3 ..3 . . .3 , . .1 Cross, Mattle Cain, Oscar . . Carey, Ella . . Calavan, G L . Corvalli. .Sclo . 1 Denton, E H.... Albany- Dutcher, Dollle Sodaville Dunhsm.Morgte. . . .Niagara. Ounlap, Ella Shedd. . Dunlsp, Maggie ... Dinwiddle, Orvilie. ..Albany. Dalrrmple, Kate M . . . Davis. Clara A " . . . .3 . . .3 ... 1 .. .3 ...3 .8 D 3 .. ..3 Downing, (Effie. Downing, Ella . . Dunn, Lizzie Dea. WE Dow, J E Ellvson, JJ.... Funk, Mrs Flora Flynn, TP Fla igher Jo'in M Frost, G M . Lacomb . . Roarland .flsnlshurg , Santtam. . . . 'Hnelburn . Lebanon . . . . Browns Ulc . Aberdeen . , .Jordan 2 ,...3; " Freeland. E A I'aisey Flory, Fens Srda,e. 3 .T.S::::A'ta.":.::.- Goin. V B Scfc " (iedde. J H. " - Garber, Cora A. . . .".Waterloo.-... 2 Gruggett, AT Hawer 2 Greene, Agnes Jefferson 3L I Gamber, Arthur 3 1 Crimes, Anna Harri.burg .. 3 .S D Uedde, I K .Mill City Gelsendorfer.DaUv.. Albany. . j oard, Ulara L Gray, Isabelle Gibson, J G MUlCHr Gri jgt, Fannie Lebanon S C Haraer. Clara . Halsey 1 Horoyer, Reeks Sclo 3 Hatbrouck, F D - SD Jackson, W L SodaviBe 1 Jordan, H C Albany 'J D jetinlngt, Arthur. ..Browntvtne 3 Halsey 2 jester eilte ) KnapJ, R L. .Brownsville. . , . Knapp, Clyde Kingsley, Delia Long bottom, 8 F ...Sclo . .Brownsville La mason. Mr Nellie. Albany. . Latts, W H . . Leever, Addic . Shedd 1 ,-Sco 3 Shedd 1! ...Salem SI)' ...Sdo al . . .Jordan 2 1 . . Lebanon 2 ...Tangent.. x . . Albany j SD . .Lebancn . Crawforderilte 3 j .. Sdo .. . l . . .lhanon 1 , Halsey 2 ...Gates 3 Myers, Laura Mulien.C W I SI .... L'tW . j trtLn L, j 1 11 jtich(er R E 1 Murphy, A E 1 vf.rw., r c ' Ji1?0"' B " Mrs, jo ... McDan el. E R . .. McClarv. TJ ... McCuilough, In. McGbee. W A... Habcv . Albany. . . SC Ne-berVv', Mrs S A ( " E IzSX uL'iL Tangent . . Holler .Mmlo.... .Sbelburn. Albany. . . Ifahe; . . . Sheet! TL 3 3D Powell. Anna Pratt, D W.... Pugh, Nellie... Porter, Ida Porter, Mary E . SD fratt, C C Lynn .Lebanon . . . fSodavUle . . . . Albany .Brownsville. .Oak vibe. .. ..Harrisburg Haltey Waterloo . Halsey .... a f?. arne : rower, j R Feebler, OK... . eU Ln,u KOBO, A . . . SC ' Rutherford. A R Reeves, Ail. Rice, 7 L Ralston, I F. . . . Ramsey, Linnie Ross, w H Robinson, Frank . . Roe,JC Rand, Bessie Ross, Ida M Ross, F E. ....... Swain. W C. -Sedgalck.Mary D. Sleele, Mrs WJ... Smith, Edwin --.3 0 . Lebanon . . . . Resa . Lyons. . . Albany . Lebanon i. Craw tor Jssnle . Albany ..Hahey.T .Albany - S D ...a ...a .Sex'gwick, Nanna ' Sedgwlca. Ellen. .. : Skinner, A W Swink, R W Swank, CF ! Savage, Grace. . . . i Stanton, DE .. Stanton, Mr D E Corvslll . Albany ...2 SC . Lyons 3 isvloi. ...3 1 SC 2 ... .2 ...3 ...3 1 ....1 ....3 . . -2 LD a . . t ...2 . . .i . Brownsville i. . Craw'ordtville I Shedd ..Sweet Mome ..Sdo .Halsey . . Harrisburg . Albany .Sodavllle .Halsev Swann, Mr Ida. . Swann, Yetna Shedd. Bertha t bhavtr. Guv. j Smith, C E.... j Sutherland, u L . Stafford, Grace 1 Tilt.n, C r" Thrall, Sutic Tunlcon, Seine . . . Templeton, Iva. . . Templeton. Hattie Tillotson, Mr Hattie. Soda- ille . Thomas, Nellie HarrUburg Thomas, Elde Trulove, Z T Lebanon. . ..SO j Van Winkle, Carry. j Watden, C E . J WaJtwonli, W V. . j WaUaec'W F j Wight, Bert . . . . . Wetmnre xi.r. Halsey 2 Albany. . . . Plain view. .Lebanon. . . . . . 1 . . .2 ....3 ...1 ...3 ...3 . . .1 ....3 .. .3 .8 D Tangent' . Sclo . . Plain vie tv Tangent. . . Plalnvlcw . .Albany. ... Scio .Albany... . ..... Wilton. S3 White, II H .. Weaver, M E. Ward, Ida.... Wright, Abbie. VVi ton, G C. Walker. G A. S D State Diploma. L D i.ife Diploma. S C Stat: Certificate. 1 First grad.- certificate. 2 Second grade certificate 3 Third grade certificate. Capt Sweeuey. USA ,San Diego, Cat., says. "Shiloh's Catarrh Renedy i the first median.) Ihve ever foandtht would do me any good. Price, 90 cts. Sold by 1?jshay & Maso.1. Put up in nest ivatch-aliaprd trt ties, sugar routed. Small 'tile itouns. Sao. per txtll. HABBIK0. CAMPBELI ELDER. In Albany, on Wednesday, April la. 1893, at the res idence of the bride'a mother, Mrs J S Morgan, bv Rev G W Hill. MrClatd D Campbell and Miss Effie Elder, both of Albany, RISLEY SLATE. On Wednesday, April It, 1893, at the Revere House, in Albany, by Rev G W Hill, Mr W D Ritley. of near Cioverdale, and Miss Minnie E Slate, daughter of W T Slate of Atsea. May happiness and prosperity be their goad fortune. PAUL. March 371)1, 1893, of mem braneous croup, Elpha Howard, only child Of W S and Llllle Paul, aged eleven months and eleven days. "The brightest blossom, soonest fades." BOKN. BOQGS,-In Albany, April, 13th, 189S, to the wife of Henry Bsyg,agtr), weight nine pounds. HOME t AHKOAD Dr M M Davis U another candidate tor the office of collector at Yaqnlna Bsy , Eugeoa City will makt au aaaament this year aud collect uim under the old Itw ths same a Albany. IfSny on thinks w have had bsd weather here ihey will please read the account of ; the ternno cyc!oDt east. B 1 man Wia, the Atoria clothing roer cbai.t, has made an assignment iu lavor of hi creditor. Mr Wie is alio a cindidata for P. M. Harry Wyatt, who ha Wo aerviog a term in the county jail for telling a borrow ed buggy, va releaard I tat Saturday. Eo geon Keguter. He wi in Albtny yester day . A T Cnrtic. the former O P conductor, waa lined $200 for lewd cohabitation, and will pay the fine by ridiog io the jail for several weeks. Th Dm patch says Curtice and Miss Browu will be married when oat of jail. Governor Pennoyer yesterdy i.taed a fall i pardon to .he following men at the Jregoo Utd penitentiary John W Btre, three I years for larceny from Mo row cwnty; John Tbompaon, fifteen year for manaUogbter. from Morrow . rmntv Mar M.dfoed IT . i till. ,.. , r a ,.,..,. , nl larueoy. ineacn case pardon it recommoded hy ibe district aiiorcey wbs convicted th rain . Arror Day. Exercise of an interest ing character have been arranged for a proper observance ot Arbor Iay lomor row at the pullc tchool building. Liter ary programs wilt be rendered in the sev- era! room of the building, beginning at o'clock p m. After this lbs school will srlwea in m.aa .0 lh- A. t .a.- f .T.-.i . -"i t nw trees which hare been planted In the yard will be named. There are forty of thete trees, and the ceremonies will be interest ing. All parents and friend cf the (cnool are cordially invited to attend the exer ciae. The Tgxr of the Evangelist last even ing, at the Catted Presbyterian church wa from the Epistle of Pul to the Ro mans 0-25, "The wages of sin is death. but the gift of Ged is eternal life through ! Jesus Christ our Lord." He said that we t mlent call sin bv net names h .hick j j would seem to cover it up, and rob it of 11 enormity, out 11 rooe not criange It In 3! the least, in the sight of God sin is tin. and its wages, death. Some expect to be 3 : received Into the Kingdom becautd of their I own moral lire, and good deid. Thi is all a mLtake. vou cannot merit aal.-tir-. 1 1, u,k. -i Li cia ti . 1 g wu. ai wc arc two proua 3 to accept this gift, to freely offered, we tmut stay out arith the criminal who ha. nothing to offer in extermation for hi ! Alt those who h.ve not hesrd thU able di- vine should come out . Service! thi even- infi at 7.30. All are made cordially made welcome. FRIDAY. A W Fen ill, of Texas, baa been appointed , minuter to Turkey. Bob Miner got crew, i The San taa Laabermsa this weak pab baeee three umber land notice, for William j Hughe, S W rtsaeeaavd Frank Beaver. i i R Mark 1st. of this dvy. it one of these partner who recently nrchaaed the Hoi too amlanes of I ,a per annum foretamping Hoaae, Portiatsd. Withies w-ek after out P1" Pne:1 mom long after the dis tbe tnrchaex. Mr Mark ley sad hit atsodat.r ee had entirely disappeared. were offered aevea thousand dollars for their bargain Corral listTimes. The following from the Oregonian is. A BIG Tiwt -rooiiht the member, of ' lJf. ) I Oteean Encampment I O O F wilt has-i big time. Eight candidate will be taken i j through all tbc degrees. Visiting Palri- -! .n-k. rll k- I. ... i- 1 aa - w aimvauBC uom rjaicin, Corvalli, Halsey and other points. At about 12 o'clock, midnight, ail will repair IsWCTl' Hall where tapper will be spread by the lady members of BeulaJh Re bckah Lodge, and to know that sapper is prepared by them f to know that it will be baghlv'paiaiable and scmptuous. -very Pa triarch should attend. A Cbxebeateo Case was presented at the opera holse last night by the Caro- lyn Gage Co to at least an appreciative opinion here of Miss Gaare aa aa actress- Her support is excellent. Batter acting is rarely seen in Vlbany. The eon tinned moist atmcembere has had a dampening effect on people and the at- tendan waa nnl larwo TnelaKi a S uouwe w rong." a semi-operatic comedy - j win or prescntea, a treat oar citizens j should take advantage oL 3 lHg ssaiES o: K range list meetings The a ; conducted by Rev vV Barr, at the United : ' Preerveterian riinerl, iL.aai tk,. i.miwi. i sne peopie 01 me charcb and many I Others arho hare haaa in artawil.... deeply regret this.as the interest has not abated one tot. Manv hearts have been 1 made to reioire ami manv 1 1 1 1 .i K. j been itladened, daring these dsvs Tbe i ' allaailiiu. i. .. ..... 3 arelseing!-.'-..-1:: -A't.r-.tt trtrv svaa- 3 Una-. Rni .. R.r Rar, hart ...!. . 31 vions eneae.rn.nt tn e trt Pm..i h. 3 : feels ttntthe cannot delav anv loneer I Tbe members of the United Presbvterian chorch have highly ar prectaied and ea - j joyed tbe good felUw-'hip and interest 1 iinit, "uriug uu meet leg, oy vnntian people ot otner denominations. avsrl . wA . 1 invii.i.-n ;. . . . I I . ,. w... ....mmvu i. aasauuvu s them a-d to the general public to attend in is closing meeting, me services last . night were most impressive and the f large audience litened intently to a I oowerfu: appeal, which had for its basis these words, We sre journeying unto the j place cf hich the Lord said: I will give , i i you ; Come thou with us .and we will do thee good.'' Services at 7 :. New good at Read, Peacock Go's. Columbian vtUs at Read, Feicook & Co' A bey wearing a aura bar eight hat st traded (.eneral attention at the depot thi Ha looked all brains. Prcf F M Mitchell i teaching the pyblic tcbooU nf Scio. Tbe Press says he is rapidly convincing people there that he it a first class teacher. Daaa Thompioo, a fifteen ytar old boy, a warn half a mile at the Clympi-s Club ia Saa Francisco, ta 14. IS minute, the fastest ever made 10 the C . S. TheBrownsvilleTimes telle'of s very rapid growth. C E McDowell returned from Al bany Satur Jay and informed us that our taxes had grown one third. Thecitv connctlof Sprioctield hasam-nd- i ed the saloon ordinance so that liceaast issue - If., alv fnontha i .if a v.ap ru....KI. $100 at tbe beginning of each three montht. Be sore end consult Prof J Aloe at the parlor t the Revere Hons abont vour catarrh and deafness, and ha will examine vour head, yon r eyes, year throat, sad arts free of charge. County taxes will be delinquent on May lit. At the time has been extended oa month, by that date every taxpayer in the county will be expected to have linidatsd with ths count) . It will pay to do so. A' young man giving the same of Oscar Jackson was arrested last night for vagrancy and placed in the calaboose, Tday a ball sod chain was placed on him, and 00 refus ing lo work, he was placed on a street cros sing as an .sample for vagrants genet ally. Henry Brodera recently had fjor sheep taken from hi pasture near Albany. It was learnad that they had heen shipped by Scott A Powell to Portland, hy mist ike. with a large band tl.ey had sold there . Of roaree ths matter was satisfactorily settled, though the joke remains. Julius Kumli, who formerly kept a saloon iu Eugene, svetna to have bad luck in ds matrimonial entaoglemsota He it now attempt in,, to obtain a divorce from Mr KurallNo2. Kumli was onsof the Lhe Lsbith wreck victims His eva amt nose ! were hurt and he sued the railroad oompanv tor 10.0G0 dsmsge. Kg. The Southern Pacific has begun fenc ing its railroads in Oregon. It will cost f250 a mile, and hence ahout $20, 000 will lie spent in Liun county alone for the purpose. Chicago wilt be full of tire traps this year, and Linn county people who go there should look out. Don't be trapped in anyway. BIKB. l.OONEY. In Shedd, on Friday night, April 14th, 1813, of consumption, Mrs Ben j Looney, aged about 40 years. Mrs Looney was a daughter of Mr R H Wright, who is aleo seriously ill, and waa a woman of estimable character. Mr Looney resides in Eastern Oregon, and proceedings for a divorce were pending. The deceased leaves six children and many friends to mourn her death. Ml ma. . Deputy Protecting Attorney Curtis, of Astoria, has sn eye to business. He re fuses to bring any more criminal rases un less the county pay his fees in advance . In its account of the County W C T L" Convention In Salem ibe Independent says: Mrs Ramp, of Saltm, gave a thrill ing account of her experience a a worker In (octal purity, and showed how ineffect ive a woman' efforts are against the gross Immoralities of the men of Salem,and the 1 Isxnes of iu officials. Public sentiment seems too loose In Salem, lfkhe wives and I mothers of this city could hear the ex pression and sentiments of the ladies of the county conventior they would have formed some good ideas a to the care of their voung ons and daughters. Great mind tun In the same channel. The Seattle Post Intelligencer and Dr. - ?!ttAT Jl!'1 ,bout the "me opinion ot Mil 5? Te battle paper savs he give a clrcu cln exhibition of humor, and touch ,m UD l,ke thU: BiU N.e P" witn ' ooce nicre.ancr we sre glad to believe that he left an increasing number of persons behind him who hevin to no , . . . , 7, w i,a. I iki iiauu 111. 1 uicrc u u alar m aiimeuu between a genuine humorist and a dealer m the mere vulgar quackery ef humor as! there it between an educated, scientific! physdan and surgeon and a medical fakir, So it is with the "IunMof Mr Nre. Ills not j legitimate humor, wit or fuu, bu It sells and finds a ready market, not among peo- P'e who have the capacity to emit fun, : humor or enjoy It in others, but among that al.arfc', .A o,f . -U.. ... I K' never witty, never humorous theakselves, never read a book of genuine arit or hu mor, but roar ever anybody who ran make grimaces, play contortionist aad incarnate the genius of what is simply the grotesque s distinguished from what Is in any bo mane or dcent intellectual sense true wit snd humor. an old Salens lady was ashed how she liked the new pastor. "Not over well," ehe said. "Why not?" asked the elder, in surprise. "He's bin here now goin' on six weeks, praying each Sunday for i . - wjoa mmj 1 11 ui in . ,uu SUC UU1W, 1VI l.a ,-,u rainin' harder all the time.". Journal j t. . . .? h lwy." bn eUuned that Yem- hill "i as toe home ot most great men . Here i! another : Hicks Fen ton, M. D , 1 s . . a t- rw .a a woo recent.? rmaosuea lit roniina, A.'ZJ'Z "u"L -IU ?JZ L", t.JiHt.!!!?"- j " , , " "u W ' 1 Starling Morton, the secretary of ag- realtor, appreciates economy aad is applying; it to big department. In the bureau of animal industry alone he has dispensed with the services of a sufficient number of persons to reduce its expenses 136 ,000 per annum. He found that a. number of doctors had been drawing vara g utir.ont ir resvasaecmeoir innny coming from toe leading paper of trie Northwest: "From much of the-talk go ins one might suppose that the progress and prosperity of Oregon, its Terr a!va- tion, lay at Chicago. A saner idea is that the development of Oregon lies at home not at Chicago The more of our people. therefore, who stay at home and mind their own busanese the better for Ore gen." Last week a young roan in Seattle com milled suicide. His sister in Portland j was sent for ; j df bis death. bat not notified of the rsuse Ob the train to Seattle she I I Albany whose rympathT she sought and ootaioea. Diie on trie cars sne nap- pened to read an Oregsmisn with an ac i count of her brothers snicice. It was a terrible shock to her and ehe fainted a- l war. creatine orsnaidiwshidi snrettement on the train. The experience for the young woman from this city who was given charge of the afflicted sister, a pro fessional nurse, is one ehe will not soon forgec The Ckmocb at receives by nearly every mail some World's fair scheme for pub lics tion. mere advertisements. V Me not as verdant as we look, and hence oor waate basket is almost constants fnli. K very body srilliiotiee Detmonico. tbe I most famous caterer in America, was i the other day is Near York ! fo.r.rTiB wdeoek oot of season. ?".m,nght- Tn fMB mns ! respected. 1 t tMsie i b army omcers and private are doing the valley after recruits- Ttev . a . . . i generally epeuu aoout a mosisnat a piece I to assr-nrv on or tan nrmit, Tn ih. one or two recruits. days of r-eare a man has very little am- ' oiuon tic becomes a recruit. Th Bsvisw of Reviews has eaiered upon its third year. It aa tlso Mas A boat Town's favorite magazine hence w- hat t ao hesita tion in congratulating it puluiahers on tbe rplstnisi saeesjs sees red in so sheet a time, j It jest meets the wants of the baty man. and . ,. . - s r i in dioaay, a eisewoere, is wuj gruj appreciated, a fact tsttigarf to by tie large number of copies read in this city. The Salem Trtdeoendent is getting to j be very criGcs.'. and says: u is rum- ored that the editor 01 in- Mateeman 1; very proud of his sy metrical proportions, his measurements across the head from ear to ear, end across the instep being exactly and identically the same. The inability to secure a ten sere lot to pot bim in, is the only thing now in the way of his appearing at ths World's fair, as the great "Anglo Bengalee" sy metrical phenomenon." Speaking of the Thomas Jefferson ban quet in Portland, the Telegram save : Hon George E Chamber lain, the attorney general of the state, said tbe good word for Oregon, lis did not forget her sil very streams or her mountain peaks, her balmy climate and her natural commer cial wealth, bat further added that the progress ot she state bad 'heen laid low by the heavy hand of McKinleyism. New hopes had. however, been inspired in an oppressed nation, and the sun of prosperity was breaking through the clouds. A man has to be pretty well covered j with moss not to be a regular advertiser. Here Is another case of the value of ad- ; vertising- A family down in Florida lot one of their children. After failing j to find it for two days, they put a twenty- five cent notice in a paper and the next j mernlog they were surprised to see an alligator upon the door step, where he had disgorged the lost child alive, and then died himself They sold the alli gator's hide for $5, and the parents are exhibiting the child in a dime museum for $60 per week. The story illustrates the value of advertising. It also illus trates the writer as careful and pains taking liar. Tbe Portland Dispatch says : Mrs R M Waddy has began suit against Dr S I Darrin for 410,000 for breach of promise. She alleges substantially in her com plaint that about July, 181, the hand some doctor by bis winning ways induced her to concentrate her affections on him, their relations were pleasant tending to annexation; that the doctor gradually grew cool, then cold, and refused to make good his promise, although she was at all times ready and willing to keep her promise to him, and often urged and pleaded with him to honor his word. Mr. C C Thompson appears for the plaintiff. It is alleged that Dr Darrin wrote to his former sweetheart in the following strains : Ducky, darling, sweety-meety, Kiasy-missy me. Nicy- picy, perri winkle, Tickle-icklee-ee. Lovey-dovey, roeey-posey, Oh ! ker-noodle do. Popsey wopsey, kicksy-wickay, winky-pmky poo. ,..... M-acasa OFFENSIVE EUitBIA BaflVrfwl Terribly. Doctors and Medi cines Useless. Cored In Four Weeks by Cutlcura. I hr a bojr, Bfin ye-.r old, lorn In Flahkill, port that rati 1 neioesa, woo bad tti j eezetna ao onenmve 1 could not ataj la tt room with him. The poor Uty unffered ternoly. 111a teet were terribly aore. be o . -1 r'it wear aay aaaa. eid had t:.. to atay at aKino i.'.ra ethcol. When be ir of ury atockinga orr. r.e. u v woald n lour tie aaiuraied with T. a M.Q TeTf cffenaiTu C-. ta IB ftildeat weather. .-i lo a oread ' r 1 17. eapecaaftj sat lb! ; 1 ftnirere. Taa Q "i baa Lj hand be caaaa 1 aad aa caeleea aa f r . v . -til etii!:eof wood. It irooldbe olea '. r 1 .imi lo Sell the anffertng uii boy endaod I So-ik Mat Vt 10 dfBVrnn d'n-tor,. snth v lks lo ' r. eojrfne. bat all la no o.e. lie a. 1 1.- '.;., eeapalred of verfcaI"( bi;o 1 w toe xr a: .; - oeld aa Ctrn to Ibedrnf . I Lad but r i Baid UM Kt aeeord ; ny trwt,:,.ilT 10 all . ., lhal my aon la . ... kthed1eceer benenta pti ru . 4 ccna Kisimw. lb-. net -t I atore WIM" Bttie f.ith in theaa. lag to dirceuciw, the world, II i -antlrety cored. Thai i y mrvd mat In loar ( week u on I 1 ill-.-. :.Un Village, 3.7. ZT r , CUttCUrS lr.?.30.VSnt -n r - TAnvi u.A gkin PnriSrr, rnternaDy, aad ckrievita, the Tt r i.ia c-r-, wl t.t.-ncra "ooiait. aJSs Jlsssm 1 , unnaigg,. j m ;ae rtin. and i.w. wfih loaa of i hair, fitua inan 10 .'ra pu;.Wr to aerotaav I 1 GeU -iratn. C Me.; Soar, f e.i l.?.-lT. . i rejrtrcQ j ror.- Jjiu,, lratii CaSIaWCAs. ( ejtTio, t(on. m" How to Cure ifkto JMaaaae.' illsitratlone, acd latraaor-iale, mailed free. piaai-r V- biaelibeade, red. roagh, ehapprd, aad Y HR ally fcln eared by CVrwxsa rjoar. MU8CUUR STRAINS aSasB-aaTnd pais. . .. t raica mlnnle Sy Ihe C Ant I-Vain MaateT. The only laasaaaneona paia-fcUnag ptaate? . w EtTHIiKTORD sVBKEiA IX 5fc CHAM Attoraey' Ls Will ,-st-4JJ 1 ti-t atWaWAI is ssdg be niaaskaek. . srv ,-. aUia K- 1 1. i 1 LfZ, LitWaaMl 430 ail "'. CaHae. ad aa ,,, tmay, W . WRIGHT. s. ar.1 Vivr P:- era siS'bec -' -- a 1 uapraaaia utwee: - bbbbbb Albaay.Orn f. s a, 11 B t( hb') its rATSOB. H laril aasatcra will me tea Oka a. Oil PeliiVi Teatpie, Albaaf M omXfE efe HACKLEJIAW, Attorneys at Lav, Albary, Oregon. I . J rniTSBV j Attorney at Law, aVlbacj Or ; Tig J. CHAsaM.TOW, gj . inataav ad Law. AI Ugai FUSS'S BVaafc. Ataasy. On LB ft V ( ULL ECTI Si t KJ I DaLRTMPLE & SEWPORT, Managers. CwfertSaeai a aactitltt aVaaSt ta aB the Taiiev L E Btaia Cars asaee. Ta D K. J. L. HILL. Attaeey, Oregva. at Dills. omctC.Trmtr ii'iaad ttnsrtm. asaaav. Or. Calls sit sgllj mi(K afe t -9.. B . KB oyar.SAST, oReeo. TKAJTSACTa teaenvl BSiraVave hswaiat. DRAW SIGHT DR AFTS oa y Terk. Saa Tr a loav aaXTrra saaaasa sssjatl Wcsssa. CH-LaVTlO-NS nasst as B AMI OP OBF :-. uAiT. uaaro!t. e 1 LAXXWO 1st W FLATS Tt it 11 ssi ansaal aad said ea aU the pvvaetaa cdtaaa in Usa raBl Slatai 1 aataaa Bagtasil. trslssi 1 at all sSSsafsaSI peas' on htvsr- I at sr set auesved ea trass atmaiai. INIWT RATIONAL, BASK. " OS ilSUT, OBKOC. . LFUXS a. g,vocxo .K. W. LAJiGDOS rRAJTSACTS a OXVKRAL burm, txasi ACCOC3TS KSPT ssMsct a eseck. StOST KXCHAJraR and tel Tannic .- Hear Tevk, Saa rniilni. CSScsge aad OO UKmOKt SAOSoa taseraM l B.W ts. Saw sat t . Sox. INK t O X 1TIOV41. B.4SK, I OS 1LE1.ST. OS -XON . CAPITAL STOCK S190,S0. J L OOWAS, aidant t a a K.VLSTOX. at Cashier O A AKCH1BOLD. p aacvoaa, J L toast, J X Ralston, W 8 add, W H Qotira, J A Or a word aad O A Arch old (TLAX&ACTS a SBSSBSl ssstkBsj esstaest. DRAW S1UB1 DRAFTS en Saw Ten. a tl P.-tlsi 3rsgea LOAK MOzfKT oa aoptovwd eecuHtv RtX KIVSdr-rits tubSsot eraci. CAVEATS. TBaraa ssaaara. DCSIOM SSATKBTS, COPVR1CHTS, wrtt to ItUiDVlT r.n I hy saotaos irasrtn trse of enanatsthe eorleL I BRINK'S Furniture Store. MB TH08 B KIN II la now at his old stand, opposite the opera bouse, wLsre those wishing substantial, reliable Xirnituta. can secure what they want, atoms manufactured stands, flour ebests, afea, etc, always on hand or made on uort notice, at bottom prices. rji. nt ro dTt C ( Hl'IBEKLllv . fat. B., OSBot laaan-7 tTtV'ml st. saV? uT tveaaag. AJkaat , Onarao. VV-FTaesBt B Ptaats I tt sstttl as m aas, saaw i ssi --.warn ssaaye- aVppil aeaaSSBtussa tor aa Bverrreaeni ttenaoui totadteuy SutSd?tlffoPStLSrsct t-i. laxisuxam, aOl Bioaawaj. Srw turt