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BEBLAIN
r CHAW
Attornovs st Lie. Will nnr.ni i 1 irti
SiotUMMMiimiui imtteri in prob
ltoco la:ti i ii. O.'VIU i x t hi Elinn block.
WB
BIII.YEU
Attorney t Law vnd Solicitor in Chancery.
Uora made on all points. Loans negotiated
rable terms. Albany, Oregon
Collets-
OB
G
EO. W. WRIGHT,
Attorney at law, and Notary Public. Will practice in
all the court of this Hate Special attention riven to
collections and matter in probata OSsee: Upstairs
Uaon-Twedale Block Albany. Own
D. a st. luiiM
B
uK'KHMtS ok WATSON,
11 tanl aaattsrs will roce tea promp
attention fflce r. Odd Follows Temple, Albany,
IONTAMTB k HA CHI. EM AN,
Attorneys at Law,
Albany, Oregon.
J J- WHITNEY.
Attorney at Law, Albany, Or.
J A WES J. CHABLTOM.
Attorner-at-Law. All legal; business
prompUv:
FUSS'S Bosk, Albany. On
LB AMY COI.IECTIHG A'GN'l
DALRYMPLE & NEWPORT, Managers,
Collectlona a specialty rsewdleee of sis. Ooliaf
In all the Taller to
us r ICS over
L E Hate Go's store. Foeters Block:
JJB. J. I- II I I.E.
Phyetcian and Surgeon. OFFICE Corner
Ferry streets, Albany, Oregon.
JJRM. MAHTOV ok
DAVIS.
FbyaicuuM an Surgeons. OFFICE Corner
and Brcwlalbin streets. Albany, Or, Calls pre Aptly
attended 1 city and country .
1 V. CHAHBEBI.AIB. H. D.,
nasasnpsthlst ySpecUis in diseases of Um Eye.
se hours 7 1 s a m; itolpa, ana J so
ung. Albany, Oregw.
W CtJRICK e CO..BA1C KBRM
OF ALBANY, ORRGOK,
TRANSACT a general Banking bitwise..
DRAW81QUT DRAFTS oa New York, San Fr
aco and Portland, Oregon.
LOAN MONEY on approved security .
RECEIVE deposits subject to check
COLLECTIONS made oa farorable
INTEREST naid cn time deposits
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AHH OF OBEGOH.
ALBANY, OBeWOW.
Coital, -i- -t
Tlee-Presldent
ashler ..
v. i LANNIXO
. 1st W PLAIN
Traneacta a eerier, banking I
Exchange bought and sold on all the priucipa
dtiss in the United States I also en England, Ireland
France and Germany.
Collections made at all accessible point! oa favor
ble terms,
'uteres! allowed oj time aeposlts.
Flit ST NATIONAL Bill,
CF ALBANY, OSKOON,
resident ....
Vice Presiaent
Cashier
FLINN
8, E.YOUMO
.S. W. LANOOON
rRANSACTS A GENERAL hanking 1
af x'f IT KTS K KIT ohiect to check.
BIGHT CACUAfiGE and tel ranblc transfer, jid
NewYi.k. Han Francisco. Chicago and P -iUant
rerun
LO JJTIONJ tUDEon favorable
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E Blais. L. Fuaa
Kowaep r . Sox.
I INN CO NATION A f. BANK,
A OF ALBANY ON "OON.
CAPITAL STOCK 1100,000.
aldent.. J L COWAN.
s-rresjuent t at kalhton.
st Cashier O A ARC HI BOLD.
It aatsroaa, -i L Cowan, J M Ralston, W 8
t.arf'1, W il il.i!.r, J V Crawird and I) A Arch
bold
( HAKSACTH a general banking tinsiiiess
DRAW Slum I.KAFTSou Mew York.
,1 anjsi Oregon.
'.OAK MOsIEY on appiored eecurity
ilk' i ki itu-rneiis sunisei
ONLY
LINE
It U N NING
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THROUGH
UAU.Y
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AINS
leaving Portland, 8:45 A. N.
7:B P. N.
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DATS TO
CHICAGO
7 Hours Quicker to St. Pan(.
23 Hoars Quicker to Chicago.
40 Hours Quicker to Omaha' and
Kansas City.
PULLMAN AND T0U1I3T SLEEPERS.
FREE CECLINNC CHAIR CARS
DINING CARS. '
For rai.es and general information cat
on or address
W H HURLBURT.Aast.Gcn'l Pass. Agt,
354 Washington St..
PoRTLA.vr.. Orbgon
i rm rry
I 4
S Pi Vf
1
ho Tariff
! '. . not raised the. ptic on
!!S - ya-vll'T
Bull Durham
Smoking Tobacco.
'.Vhc;e are many other brands,
ci.ch represented by some inter
ested person to be " just as good
as the Bull Durham." They
arc not; but like all counterfeits,
th y each lack the peculiar ana
attractive qualities of the genuine.
LACKWELL'S
DURHAM TOBACCO CO.
DURHAM, N. C
THE WEBF00T ROUTE
Oregon Pacific Railroad,
W BADLEY, Beeelvwr.
TIME SCHEDULE, except Sundaye.)
Lot to Albany ItaVJ r. a,
Leave Oorrallis lKSr.il.
arrl re Yaquina, :SS r. a.
Ljare Yaqulaa, 7:00 ,
Leave Oorrallta,10:Xt a.a
Arrive Albany, 11:15 a.
Direct Lirw
Quick Dispatch
Low Freight Rates
Between Willamette VaUev Points and
Willamette Valley
San Francisco .
OCEAN 8TEA B NAIl.III.fiS
Valley, April 41k.
raoa TAactiA.
WUlanastU Tsilsy, ApiU Sta.
The Company ftwjiTtw the ngnt
I tange Bailing dates without notice.
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BITER STKAHEBS.
"Haas leaves Pottlaad Wednesday
and
Saturday S a a.
H C Day .Oo AfSatesaa Street Wharf . Portland
D E Yaagbn. Oen AgX'Bia Frandsco, Cel.
r Mulcahy, Oeneral Icpt:
EAST AND SOUTH,
-VIA-
THE
8HASTA
ROUTE
-ur TH1V
Southern Pacific Go.
Trains leavs Portland Dolly.
South
smoasiTl, sett,
Isfasfi
T-esr. a. I Lv
10:23 r a Lv
CU A a Ar
pjruand
Albany
San Fran dace
Ar I 7:15 a a
Lv I :3 A a
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ASwvo trala. Mop only at Mrowisaj samtiows north
of B milieu Boat Portland, Otwrea City, W .od-
Albanr, Tsjurent, soodd, Balsej liar-
saoa City, In-lnf,
SX a .1 Lv FvjrUawe Ar FssTS
UswraLv Albany tv ltu a
WOra (AT litilsa g.vl TsTOa
AiAAjrr Local. msAt (sxcaer Smav)
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SAraAr Albary LsSa
:ISAaLr Albany ar ; -..
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lCralLv Albany Art :r
sOSsalAr Lebanon Lv I J:S r a
PULLMAr BUFF FT SLEEPERS,
-AWD
Dinintr Cars on Ogden Rjute.
SEC0ND-CLr5S SLEEPING CARS
AM. est eel te all BBeyassBP Tralas
eYo.1 fata tsmslss.
roBTLAXB ABBS tSSIallls.
Man, ai san t (Except Snooay,
Mil I Lr Portland ArlfctBrs
lfclO r a I Ar OcwraUie bv I II JA ew
axrsass rails sa n.r (Esejpt ffeavday .
4: to r a I Lv Portland Ar I S.-S0 aa
TJt ru I Ar Hcstinn vllle Lv I Ml a B
TThrokspfrh Ticket
so an point ia ta Easter. St. ilea, Canada and
fumes iii be oboiaed at lowest rate, from C M.
freak, Arent Albany,
c. KOEBLEB E r.'EOOEIlS,
Uanawer VsstO. P. and
Port' ana Orwjrun.
From Terminal or Interior Pointsth
Northern Pacific Railroad
Itt lite II ue to take
To all Points EAST and SODTH
it ts the DlMXf.
It runts Through
Kl TRAIHS
in (be
TB.
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ST. PAUL and CHICAGO.
(NO CHARGE OF CARS.
Corapose4 of Dinins Cars I nsnrpassd
Pillnan Dra win? Room Sleeper
m Latest Eqiipnent
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
Beat tLat can be eon struct I and la
which soeommodaiions are both free
and furnished for holders of Firs or
S. 00 rid else ticket, at d
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
A Continuous Line connecting with
all linss, afforuiu? Direct ani
Uninterrupted Service.
Poll man sleeper reservations can be
secured lu ad vanes through any
ageut of lbs road.
THROUGH TICKETS to and from all
points In America England and
Europe can be purchased at sty
ticket office of this coowpsny,
Full iofirmation coneurniniz rates. time
of trains, routes and other letslls Turn,
ished oa application to any agent, or
A D CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
No 121 First Hi. eor. Washington.
Portland. O10 ton.
C G Bui kbar , local sgent.
HedCrownMills
ISOM & UHNINC, PROPRIETORS.
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Airo sabers vhh.
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lOIO, OKKaors.
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T J Husks
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tolavs style, promptly, auJ will ;.u
mi work.
Wnt f inoctat.
DANUEKOCS ARTICLES IN COMMON CSS
Perhaps there is no article that It put to
as many practical uses in the household as
kerosene oil. It is used as a liniment, as a
lubricant, and aga detergent in the laundry;
tor oil stoves, for lamps and to kindle fires;
and while it is a good servant, it it a very
bad master. A large percentage of horrible
accidents is caused by the Ignorance or care-
lessnees of those who handle it. If fires are
to be kindled with it, never truat the can in
the hands of ignorant servants or children,
and never trust even yourself to turn oil
directly from the can en the kindlings, lest
there be an invisible spark at fire amo ng the
ashes, in which case it may ignite tht gat in
the can and cause an explosion with all It
attendant horrors. The only safe way is to
first turn a little into a cup Kept for the pur
pose, and throw it quickly over the kindlings
and then touch It off with a match.
Another unsafe practice ts to turn down
a burning tamp low ennugh to tmoke, for
the purpose of saving ail or obtaining a sub
dued light. The vapor toon fills a tight
room with a poisonous gas wholly unfit to
breathe, and there, have been many instances
ol death caused by inhaling this gas through
tht) hours of the night in a closed chamber
Either allow the wick of a lamp to be high
enough to burn clear, or otherwise extia
guish it. The right way to do thit it to turn
it down so as to tnut off about half of the
flame, and then blow slightly across the top
of the chimney, but never directly down the
chimney, a thit la unsafe. Larnpt should
be filled and Uiramed In the morning, and
never by lamplight; after being filler!, if the
wicks are turned down it will prevent the
overflow of oil oa the surface of the lamp.
Spirits of camphor is another article in
;cuc'i uc v. i:u; uiusi uc luvu 1,1. vauiiuu .
While it Is a good remedy for outward ap
plication , it should be administered Inter
nally only by persons who are acquainted
with its powerful effects on the system.
When taken in too large dote ft has been
kaown to produce spasms and even death.
The oil oi peppermint is aaotaer preparation
to be used with great csu Ijn, as k it a po
etful stimulant and ilt capacity for harm It
very great if ttken in large doses. Ulcera
tion of the stomach has been knows .o fol
low the free use of this potent drug. It
would ae far better to have every camphor
aad peppermint rottie In the Uad broken,
rather than have their contents tr.diicrifT.in
ately used by persons ignorant of their inju
rious effect ,
These wreparalions sbold be purchased
oaly from a reliable druggist, and the re
quired amount for a dose plainly written on
the label. If laudanum is kept in the house
have it labelled poison, with the number of
drops to used for a dote. Keep all oanger
o-ag medicines o jt of reach of ignorant ser
vants aad prying children, as an "ounce of
prevention is worth a pound of core." Al
bany Cultivator.
There are in Wayne county, Mich., 2X0
women who own. occupy or work farms.
Of these 56 are married, aS are single snt
1 36 are widows. The total number of acrae
of laad owned, occupied or worked by wom
en in Wayne county is 16.744 - This ia made
np of 220 farms, containing on the average
a trifle over 76 acres each. Tbe largest
farm belonging 10 any one woman ia Wayne
county is that of Mrs Lavina Ellis of New
; Boston, ia Huron Township, which includes
sot acres The smallest ta that of Mrs Ol
ive Mc Kinney of Livonia, which has only
five acres. Tbe former ts said 10 meet with
good, and the latter with fair success.
Tbe German ministry has failed to satisfy
the country and lhe result mug t soon be an
appeal to popular vote in which both minis
try and throne msy go (lows together. The
young emperor has foolishly appealed te
socialists for help, as sgainst the farmer '
and middle clai ses whom the more prudent
relied on. It U quite
likely that with the encouragement the cm-
: peror has given them the socialists will haves
a large power in the atw Reichstag, bat
will they use it as tne emperor desires?
. u ..it luivruHWHiai . wiwrga r un.
and England, In ifroo, Msssachasctu par -
tidpeued. an J 10 psy the expenses the col-
ony first issued pepcr money. In 1692 a
j new charter was given to Massachusetts by
j wbkh New Plymouth waa united with it.
; "li en the Commonwealth induded 40,000
( inhabitants ard waa divided into several
counties. It wss a total province and the
governor and recrstary was appointed by tbe
king; and no act of the popular legislature
was valid without the sanction of the chief
magistrate, who possessed s veto power.
Mayor Hsnisoc lias surprised the gam
blers of Chicago by isteing sn order calling
upon sll keepers of gambling bouse snd
poolrooms to close their places within 24
hours If the order is violated the offenders
will be arrested snd prosecuted . Is view of
the fact that the sporting element of Chica
go worked hard la elect Carter Harrison,
the order comes on them tike a thunderbolt.
Among the curiosities hat were shown at
a Sunday-school sapper st Lewlston, Me.,
wss piece of candle that wsa brought over
in the Msyflower, and kept by Priscilla Mul
in as a souvenir of that first terrible Mr later
on the New England sborea It is a short
yellow pi'tce of beeswax can Jle, two inches
long, am very yellow and dried with sge.
They w ic called tapers in those days.
I Prof Newton estimates that the average
j number of meteors last traverse the atmos
i phere daily, visible to die eye on a dark,
( clear night, Is 7,500,000, snd if to these the
telescopic meteors be anded, the nutrber
would be increased 10400,000,000.
'lhe amount ol precious meta's that go
into the gold and illvrrsmitli's ails is enor
mous. Europe consumes upward of $24,
000,000 world ofuoU'atiil -ilver annually !
. f
'or plate, jewelry and ornaments.
An island has been discovered in the At
lantic iii Isiitude 29 degree two minutes
north, longitude .37 degrees 59 minutes, westt
w'..ich is only nine feet across.
Rtvensteln's estimate of the earth's fertile
region, in square miles, Is 28,369,400: steppe,
'3.908,000; deeit, 4,180,000; polar region,
4,888.800.
An crder fur 75.000 pounds of type, given
to a New York firm by the Government Prin
ting Office 1 cently, was lhe largest order of !
the kind sin e the Invention of printing.
In some pirisof China a lormal introduc
tion ii given In thesr worda: "This is my
friend. II he steals anything 1 will be re
sponsible "
Esst year .108,820 emigrants left Gernssn
ports for the United States,
Enough spider weh co go around the world
would weigh one-half pound.
The Japanese never mix different kinds, of
flowers in one vase.
II you buy 1 hieyalfl yetthn hei t The
IsMwrila of w .ich a hue cut ia-ip.-.iri wlee
wheie is th ope that i. on rop Riders
ifiiiierally am learning thst is TH' bEST
without an exceptlnu. Call oa J V Wilton,
with Stewart & Sox for particulars.
Although nearly three decades have
elapsed since the peacs of Appomattox,
then are still 162 of the 598 general offices
of the confederacy surviving.
The longest single span of wire in the
world la used for the telegraph line, and ia
stretched over the river Klstuah, between
Beiorah and Sectanaxoum, India. It ia
over 6000 fee', long, and it stretched from
the top of one mountain to that of anothtr.
IE i.i. im jui u
Patinum at a white heat it is said will
consume any quantity of tobacco smoke and
keep the atmosphere perfectly clear. Lamps
with a Utile ring of platinum over the flame
are uted for this purpose, but a pitct of plat inum
ryire suspended over a gas jet Is much
cheaper, aad really deet Itt work better.
The steady decrease in our exports of
farm products is not altogether a cheerful
sign. The falling off in breadstufft for
nine mouths, compared with last year, hat
been over $88,000,000, and in hog, beef and
dairy products nearly (7,000,000. Part of
this is due to better crop abroad, but some
of the loss is no doubt attributable to the
notice served in the McKinley bill that we
do not want to bny anything abroad, even
though the trade would be profitable, and
is indeed necessary, to our producers.
Is the power of the United States, wield ¬
ed by a democratic administration, to be used
to restore royalty in the Hawaiian islands,
tU such time as it may be convenient for
for Great Britain to add these islands to
her already world-wide possessions? Ore
gomian. It it a dark clond of hallucination that
hovers like a pall over the Ortg ona if it
believes what it indirectly alleges above.
that the power of the United States is to be
used in restoring the Hawaiian queen to
her throne. That paper sees so very much
in Cleveland's administration, to approve,
that it most needs find something to criti
cise. Senator Hill's action in calling for the
papers in the cases of several recent presi
dential appointments of postmasters in this
state is regarded at Washington at a "dec
laration of war." We prefer to regard it
as simply a natural desire on the senator's
part f-jr information to satisfy his carios
ity. We infer so from the fact that when
Mr Cleveland was president before Gov
Hill resented the calling for such informs -tion
by republican senators, with hostile in
tent, as "infernal insolence." He de
nounced them for attempting to "dicta!
to Uie president," acd to "invade the very
precincts of hit mind and make him tell
wby be preferred one subordinate to another
in carrying out his onerous and solemn
trust." Gov Hill vigorously scored th
senators for claiming to be assistant preti
dents.' We most conclude that be is not
in that business himself now. He is a mas
who likes to keep potted, and Postmaster
Ueneral Bitseii seems disposed to help him.
The art of making needles was kept a
tec ret until shout 1650, when It eras taught
to the English by Christopher Greening.
Sow English needles are sold all over the
world. At Redd'uch atone, 20,000 people
make mote than 100,000,000 needles a year,
sod they are made and exported so cheaply
that England has no rival ia this country,
aad practically naoaopolixsa the trade. For
merly needle-iuaking annually killed tent
of tkousands by the particles uf steel be tag
Inhaled' bat now a blast of air away from
the grindstone has done sway with all of
this, and tbe cccspatioa has become quite
safe. The most Interesting part of needle
making is lb drilling of the eye. It ts
said that expert can perforate a hair and
thread it with itself. A It bong h Great
Britain makes the ordiaarv needW for
Aiaericaas, the latter, la their torn, make
nearly sll the sewingroachine needles
the
j National Needle Company st Springfield
; Mas, annually make 30,000,00c machine
1 needles.
A. th nmw-,.Hv. JZTrJ th. U.
As tbe representative paper of the Massa
t wewawatB Qcaaocracy, use r on may us per
j milted to refer to the position of the Massa
! chusetta member of Mr Cleveland 's cabinet
without incurring the charge of captious
criticism.
The position of A ttrrney -General Olney
is cne in which private leasiisess snd puoiic
. . . .
1 . . . ,. . " ,
, iiuir are umriaiMi in an inmnwmna man -
."l
1
hdociary, and they are entirely honorable.
But. for instance, the Chicago. Burlington
At Quincy, a fine property, finely adminis
tered, may at tome time be the
in a suit brought by Use people
intuit itc commerce law. to
A-t . . s i A st ' al
uuuuaru uie ueparuueni ot justice . vw-
ney t position as counsel for tbe road and
as attorney-general would be singularly in-
consistent,
We heps Mt Olney will recognize this
fact and act accordingly .Boston Posf .
A special Watnington corresoende. of
.
heal repsblican psper yt:
Few presidents hsve been held more in
sws by the leaders of hit party than is Mr
Cleveland by tbe democratic senators Many
of his appointments hsve not been popular
with those statesmen, but they hive not
dared oppose their coefinnation. They
threaten to protest and ''kirk" vigorously
among themselves, but when tbe nptntna
tiost are reported to the senate they all come
meekly to the front aad vote to confirm.
I he rcpresenlstlves likewise abuse the pres
ideoti. private snd to iheir constituents who
are here after office, bat they are all smiles
when thev csll st the While House a.kint
favors. Meanwhile Mr Cleveland continues
. . .
to snub ard Irnore the democratic senators
and congressmen when he feels so incline J,
and mskes appointments lo salt himself, snd
as deliberately as he pleases.
. . . . . .. .
It would be quite Impassible to put a
greater amount ot silly tr.sb ia tbe sasae nurr.-
her of lines. If Mr Cleveland is held in
such awe by democratic senator., bow is It
thst he continues to snub senators and con
gressman adtiiium, and how is It thst these
senators and congiessmen come to tne front
so meekly snd confirm whomever tht presi
dent may appoint to office if they bavelhe
power snd do keep him in such awe? The
truth is there republican correspoadeats are
appointed to criticise and they do the bett
, r
( they can, but the above shows
thst they
have a very we.k case.
TIME T0 8AY NO
The determination of
secraliirw i Wet lata
oecreiary utrnsie
to defer the beginning of costly public
works until the treasury shall be in a better
condition to prosecute them is one that may
wisely lie adopted in every department.
If we are ever to institute a policy of
economy in tbe conduct of the government
there must be a beginning somewhere .
Congress, through the operation of the log.
rolling system, has gone right on pasting
needless and extravagant public building
and river and harbor hills, just as though
the treasury surplus bad not been squan
dered and a deficit maae probable.
Whenever discretion is left with the head
of any department as it is in many cases
with the secretary of the treasury and the
secretary of war the beginning of new
work should not he undertaken except
where it is absolutely necessary. No honest
and prudent basinets man would enter up
on costly new enterprises at a time when
be was pinched for money to pay his just
debts and meet current expenses. This is
the condition of the general government
today.
It is high time to make a stand against
reckless expenditure of the public money.
TELEGRAPHIC MS.
A Terrlfle Eartkqsuihe:
Ataexb, April 21. The details of the
calamity that has befallen the island of
ante show that since tho beginning of
April there have been a total of 100 earth
quakes, au average of five every day. The
island is well known as peculiarly liable to
disturbances of this kind, and but little at
tention was paid to the shocks, its they
were for the most part light and did no
damage. Wnen the terrific shock came
Monday morning lost the city of .ante was
practically, wholly destroyed. There are
not in the city W houses that are safe for
the people to live in. It is known that 150
persons lost their lives in the disaster.
Aa EssjhIsbswx Strike.
Chicago, April 21. After several weeks
of murmuring and threats the Ksquimaux
who have comprised the Esquimaux village
in Jackson park have packed up their queer
looking belongings and token their depar -ture.
They are tired of being compelled to
wear heavy sealskin clothes in warm
weather, they say, and of being restricted
to the extent their managers demand, and
they have determined to revolt and run a
village of their own. John Sugorloaf, who
with his four sons, cleaned out a dozen
Arabs in a street fight the other day, is the
instigator of the uprising. He proposes to
rent ground near Jackson pork and set up
a niw village.
A Lobs sttwe.
New Yoke. April 2i. Tom Roe. the
well-known bicycle rider, says he will start
to ride acroia the continent, from New York
! to San Francisco. He expects to make the
tnp in Go days, and will take the most di
rect route to Chicago, following the Union
Pacific railroad from there to San Francis -co.
The trip Hoe proposes was accom
plished by Nelson A Pradt in 190, his
time being 96 days.
A Nrrrkaal Sudden Death
RotfEULito, Or, April '21. William
Cochran, aged 64, fell dead this morning
at his home in Looking liiaas at the break
fast table from heart disease. He had been
at well as usual up to the time of his deitb.
He has been engaged in the merchandise
business at Looking Ulass for the past 26
years, and was well-to-do. He leaves a
wife and several married sons and daugh-
tera to .-nourn their loss. Ha wil be buried
wh'h'-x huni:' hjJd Feihwt' 01
whah order be was a member.
A M l.tms Aertde.1
Butte. Mont, April 21 This city is
once more the scene of an awful mine dis-,
aster. The Silver Bow mine, owned by the A man has to be pretty careful how be 1
Butte A Boston Mining Company, is on stays longer on s Portland trip than he j
fire, and nine miners have been imprisoned ; intended Several cases of startling re
vita nochancefor their lives There are j ports have revolted. Mr Rhodes, ol
two shafts in the mine. The tows cannot Oregon City, was accused of e'oping.w hen ,
lie estimated but it will be very heavy, he had only been in Portland on trasiness-'
" . t V . . .r - I . . .... I
vrn.y a snort time ago tnis company s
smelter was d-stroved bv firs. It had just
been rebuilt at a cost of 1150 000. The
company's finances are in a discouraging
condition.
Aa April Saaw .term
St P.st i.. April 20. Three feet of snow
1 on the level April 20 is a most unusual
thint, in thi f 1 1
but that amount of
! snow fell last nignt
and today, in some
parts of Minnesota, however, tbe average. This is also due for advertising. It is
is not over one foot- A heavy rain pre- found that Reeves baa a lam near Eu
ceeded the snow, which began in tbe north-' gene, bat that it it in his wife's name.
western part ot tbe state loesday night
it extended rapidly and increased until this
afternoon, up to which time 15 inches had
fallen. After two or three hours' i - ltw
nil s ion it uftfasA aSjtun ut(l tb? Air tottiffut
U ones more full of flying snow.
iHinat
.... .... v. -m tii;.t.u
telling cf a testable strike in Willow
Springs precinct, naar tbe old postomce.
received, lhe lucky prospector's name is
Jacob Herchberger, and so rich is the vein
that yestoedxv morning be took out rock
BsWfSfa tlre-if i with m Id I 1 BMi v 'r.ng
flOOO. It is estimated that he has taken
out no less than ftSVOO since finding the
vein a day or two ago. One remarkable
Ifaia ahoat it that th weia dtscc - v
ered right on tbe old overian-1 stage road.
awl only 300 yards from tbe Willow
BwaEBSfl weSSSl BMSBfl
Warelaer BararJ.
Wakdxek. Idaho. April JO. The busi
! aeas nsnrt of Wardner is a hears of tabes
. UundmU of pcopie are horaefejaand lhe
' fire is not vet exUniruisbed. The loss is
, . .WA - . .
estimated at between 8250.000 and 8300,
000. Less
taaaksaeMa
aeD .thinl. " b
Tbe fire start sd in Lswaoo
; clothing store between I sod - o'clock this
morning. Tbe cause it not known, a the
.t, "
- ing before the fire was discovered.
raswiet. Bet Brs.set
Mil w a 1 see. April 2fl.-Tbe dreadful
toVfiaitSTied awaj thebSZ
bui.t cn top of tie crib st the mouth of tbe
tunnel, about iJiree quarters of a mile from
the pumping works at the foot of North
street, and 14 men were drowned. 1 ne
; shore ot tne lake is strewn with timbers.
wuu ui uk iaic 11 strewn wnu nuiieer.
boards tools and aiticles of clothing worn
B. .1 -a. . . . -. eawa .
by
in tbe ill-fated crib.
1 r,o cns
fPPP1 .
to have
occurred aUmt
I o ciocs tuts morni
morning.
A.asaer caaasaaie
Washisgtos. Aoril 20 -Emanuel Mver
was greatly surprised today when be learn
exeT day for himself and is getting
; tired of waiting. The new application will
i proueoiy complicate matters some,
rr aaiee-orwaem
? Washikotos. April 20. Among the
j new arrivals bete are T I Page and Fred
. tlber wboi app.irant
1 - " - V MB 111 . ... uin 1 . Ill 13.1 in Ml,
r Hi-ju. i age is nere in tne interest ol his
Lr , . -i
I Ju" & AlTak .
r SBaaks
WAsnisoTox. April i9. The abstract j
C" reports made to the controller of the
rr-n..i nh-.i ik. .i.t. - .ii
ional tawwfam & Trt lQr ,7 the
! i.o tK. i... i u..j ul x.
I have len oreonred at' the trena.'.eJ .iv,,i
' ment. Tlie aggregate resources were
; aT.1 791 ! itj. .: :
i -. - "i i . au .u.a ivuun huh ii ia in-
i ...... ; . .. , . i a .i i.i - iii
"wHji nw7 una inu iruni ixun neio .
aKTirte tW.Ki,.2ii. and the
gold
l-tieate. jUttNim Tl.. I ...1 .1;
I . . w . . Ut I ' '.1 11 llllll 111-
! wAi-vt.OlXl.OOO. Among the liabilities are
........ . i -1 L. " 1 ... 1. I AAA AAA "
.! -. re-tTJvS 1 ...
e.,i.i,uw.uuu. A mono tne lla.l.Ill": are
; "-"l""" wu paiu in eo'v.u.JC.uw .inu in
.ii i-i.i, ., I . a . -- , w ta i i.i
dividual deposits, 1.751, 000.000.
Ewe I Like Scabs
Omaha, Xeb, April 10 There
mav be
: A walk out of the .mrinmr. nnd firemen nn
j tbe Union Pacific, at least that is what tho
j striking ironworkers claim, lbe advisory
! committee of the strikers held a conference
this afternoon with a delegation from tbe
engineer s aotl tucmcn 1 iirothernoods. ami
although the outcome is not known, one of
.1 . i , , .. ....... .
the strike leaders asserted that the engineers
would refuse to handle any engine repaired
oy "scabs, except those drawing fast mail.
Stattllsi: Easier freteal
Berlin. April 19. The Russian csar,
now at the Lixidia, his palace in the Cri
mea, is said to have found an exipiisitejy
painted egg on his table Easter morning.
It contained a small silver dagger, two
ivory death heads, and a slip of paper bear
ing the words, "Christ has risen; we also
shall rise n train." The egg must have been
; H'ceu on mo lame ny one 01 tno czars
, e . . . . . ,. , .l.
1 i : .t . , 1. ... . as.-
svubmuiu, l II Vf'rt rvs j vtov asitts wsvw wo n-
room in which it was found. The guilty
person hits not been apprehended.
Fall of Barglar.
Tacom.v, April 19. Thit city a tilt seems
to be the rendezvous of an organized gang
of burglars and thieves. Almost daily res
idences are robbed during the ubsei.ee of
inmates, and during the night business
bouses in the outskirts of tho main business
center are robbed. Our police, so far,
bave not made one arrest, and still tho rob
beries go on.
It Here UambllDE
Astoria, April 19. Mayor Crosby has
affixed his signature to tbe anti gambling
ordinance, and tbe keeper of gambling
houses have been notified by the chief of
police to close down. It is not expected
that it will be found possible to enforce Uie
law, and the saloon men will in all proba
bility make a hot fight for permission to
conduct their game.
Another Cyclone
Fayktteviixe, Ark, April 19. At noon
today a terrific cyclone passed through the
valley jutt south of this place, leaving a
barren waste behind it. Many homes were
utterly demolished and many families in
the storm tonight ore without shelter. Out
of one family consisting of eight persons,
not one escaped serious injury.
defendant e.1 that Eugene Shelby, of Portland, had 5 oocea and turned over to the owner, snd j Aprir25:h.br the school literary society : ' P"4 ou antf remaining on band, in the 1
of the Med an application for collector of t!e iort. ong eing wai discharged, it is to be j cooniy tresLsary ot said county tor tne
i 1 . uie puciutta wnicn ue uaa tjeea seeKinE. J "ve . - j uvm .uwui, p.. wwiih ruumi ou 'v ..s t
be rougrJt , , aa he is the wnrwt lonkine Chinaman in j.. ,i- Mareh AH l5
as. i ,i 1 t- wu)i .uwuiuiema i o CTassaaaasw sawaewsy. . . -'v . , . . .
mam.
Oregon Ci'y has a sensation. The ci:y
assessor, J K Rhodes, It is rumored, has
skipped with Mrs Myra B VV hillock.
Miss MaSel Jennest says the size of
women's brains who adopt crinolines will
be In inverse ratio to the size of hoops.
Level-headed Jennest.
Eugene had a genuine metropolitan ex
perience: During a trial In Justice Kin
sey's office t he floor showed signs of giving
away. The crowd made a stampede to
get out of the room that would have done
justice to a stampeded band of cattle.
Some were not contented until they got
Into the street, thinking the building was
collapsing.
On account of the rain Miss Jennets.the
talented dress reformer, only had a small
audience. An Immense audience, though,
went through the same rain to hear Miss
Anderson, the missionary from India,
which shows that Uregonians do not slop
for rain when they really want to go out.
Both deserved a large attendance.
The Salem Ministerial Association Is
having trouble. Recently this organiza
tlon made a request upon the tta'c board
to be compensated for expounding the
gospel at the state penitentiary, asylum
and reform school. The board took the
matter under consideration and arranged
a tcale for the different institutions . The
united ministers now, in a letter to the
board, say If th: scale Is not raised they
will not preach. Journal.
sjOj r
The Cc mmcrcial Review ears : "Over
two-thirds of the mills in the valley have
closed down oa account of the depression
hin , ,i . , w
In. miliar at Ilia nraunl r. r ,-t of flnti,
The New York World proposes to let
the people elect the posUnMUrs. The
idea is not a bad one. It might be well,
though, first, to let the people elect the
V S Senators Begin at the top and
corns down.
v e nave suici before.
and w aisle it
again that the b.r Is . thing of the past, and
ti. t ..i-t Wo... ,h.V. ' .
i br ,,ormerl-r is dt-p nd 1 p
I of almost any harden can now come into
tne nvoor wiu, tne greatest s.rety ys
quina News.
me rart was pnrjnsriea all over llie
ttate.
Tb. Salem Independent says: Suit
has been brought sgaintt Powell Reeves
for the purpose of collert.ng $122.75 due
the firm of Lewis ii Drydeo Pun tins
i company for advertising. The Oregoni-
an has also put a bill far f 1,700 in tbe
hands of Tilmon Ford for collection.
Mary Schmidt, nee Caafieid. present-
ed rer liewe Wd with. . wawaw ki,
- lftatwllralT
Saturday. Mrs Schmidt will be remem-
! vj -j
, .
I m0Dlhs ago eloped with her father, hired
! man from the farm on Sail creek . She
lt . ... ...
s prooa.y tne yonngesr rootner in tne
Y1' h:? 00 ,,5lb..1:
Apr.l, her 15th buthdar. McMinnville
u JLt
Considerable money has changed
bands in Atrsuiy on account of tbe 46
per cent payment. A peculiar feature
of tbe matter is tbe fact that payment
was only to the men on account of time
- aSSBCaaj he.J BS X't-sv,. a:: 1 ;cU:ort
) and others bold me the checks did not
net the benefit. As torn of the old time
ctiects were taken in payment of ac
counts they were certainly entitled to
: J .2 -r .. . .
cuusiuerauon. J n ey win, tnoogn, oe
WU wuc li.'IJC.
I
Xo reiuriou set vices are being he sd at
; k. ..... t-Tit..sf ; c-i " r-v-
: miv rv. . v iwiMtuimus u aire
- i ,;;.,. . t.4 .k'taik.
authorities have placed the figure at
s f 2 m ,h. ,, as .t th. minm
and reform school . The follow ing from
dely f tinny : A visit at tbe prison often
cons a minister $5 in charity to say
tu journal in this connection reads de
noth ng about pay for time an !
jJ Rv LaDd bdn tuulcled in
J"! "sff Jf
JTSlF L U ,0 tobC
; stpt, tic.
I
, , ... , . . z-r
nd broughl to Albany this noon the Ce-
fMlltal Vtlh I ha HtrJF nmhdll tslsl Bsfas-lr
T . " V.. . . c"."f7
1 7" ... . x A ,
S JD? w,, ,lnK. 'V WOnn. 01 J?D"
uc.imiiiiui u. vuwe wuijiuj, sue vr r
bridEentsbtwatchman. On examination
it was learned that the goods had been
i "ft Wa s for deliverv when Hong
- I s,af went to Salem, and they were pro
Oa Secesh mountain. in Eastern Idaho.
it is estimated that at least 100 feet ot
' ,now wl during the past
inter.
1.. . .. .
I ". rlfhl in ouarters wher there should
be tbe opposite.
On account of the. rain Miss Jennets,
. i i . . , i . . .
t ut'en.vvi uress reiornicr, oniy nau a
I nl?il 2 l A,b5 & AKn
audience .though.went through the same
' i lhe 'vening to hear Miss An- ,
rain the same evenine to hear Miss An-
derson, the missionary from India, tell
all about the blai; Uvvcd bindus who do
,
'.o.
wear corsets or anything else.
Journal.
. - -"V'Srs-.----L-Tsr: :r"
iigurrng as 'ouowe- ijisi aiu-iiwy uie o
I figuring as follows:
I I . - ... .. ..'
saiouue nneayoi
paid into the
treasury f tfiOO license to seli whisky. One
.
hrewerv naid slOO and the live tlrus
stores psid in $125. During the next six
montiis trie eigr.isa.oonsw.il nave to sei.
I 16.000 drillkt
j already paid
KB H" mtiC III wt iismt tut ! t.r sc
out for licenses.
A paper in the virtuous and exemplary
town o' Eugene heads an item a tough
: ,. 7
! ton "S 1,-V8,
ness in t'orva
There is much rotten
in t.orvaiiis. me pimuc nose is
continually offended W1U1 odors from
disreputable, disgraceful and depraved
orgies. The freaks of deviltry and de
bauchery that happens so often without
even the chastisement of a condemning
public opinion are astounding. Respec
table citizens are enduring much that
needs curing.
Albany journalism doesn't seem to have
any entertainment much except to attend
free church sociables and experience an
occasional pang of jealousy at Salem.
Salem lournal. Please don't. We are
all exercising in the gymnasium now, as
well as keeping our eyes on the city run
by the state's pap, and think all together
that we cover as a big field aa Salem
journalism, excepting ',he strawberry
patch.
The Eugene Journal'eays : The picture
of Dr Powell Reevea in the Albany paper,
which we have had filed away in our
office for some time aa a curiosity in the
advertising business, ia the picture of
Senator John H Mitchell, of Oregon, lie
isalin looking man, and the picture,
which ia absolutely perfect and life-like.
ia, 01 cnurae, 1 nice looking' and repre
senta a "fairly honest business man, ''we
might aay a"very honest business man."
Bat he waa some yeara Professor of Med
ical Jurisprudence in a college, and may
be presumed to know something himself
about doctoring.
The Skill end Kaswledge.
Ksseatial to the production of the most per
fect sod popular 'axstivs remedy known,
have enabled tbe California Pig Syruo (Jo,
to achieve a great suooess in the reputation
of itt remedy, Syrup of Figs, as it is conced
ed to be the universal laxative. For sal t y
all druggists.
ntocr uregon. Address, bv the Iresiden- 1Ule8e my hand tpis list, jyoi April,
HO HI' ISIS ABROAD
THTBSUAY
The rtceir U of th 8lm pottofCee fr
the past year were $19.362.12,a tine showing
for the capital city.
There are yet fourteen months for the
giusiaw A Eastern railrnal to claim the
$100 000 which was raited last spring, and
wh' o most popl are weak in their faith
that the road will m coi structed. vet we
should not lose hops . Two or three to h
roads might be t.orit in lea. time fhan a year. 1
Ky rwSur.
Many Cor vail is fires are now fed with
fuel (roui the ('aca1 mountains. M H
Kriebtl of Niagara having been in town last
week and ails' sets' of over six handred cords.
Tne w.,., ii Br, is from the Niagara Mills
and coau two dollars and aixty cents per
cord aboard the cr. at Corvlluj, ...eluding
railroad chargot. -Corv.il,. Times.
ntranine roiu.l ol thesnitat Ktven
mi ntiooed yesterday, entirely in fvor of
the "fld Doctor." 'he c.vit suit in Jus
ttce Kirsoy .court before a jury, wherein
POGibb-n. sued Dr Powell Reeve, add
wife for lbs sum of SilJ . ', rnou,, alleoerl to
be dus for farm work, -oded a! out 5 JO ye
rday afternoon, and tie jury ro about 30
minutes retarnet a verdict for plaintiff in
the sum of f 7 50 the vnouut tendered Gib
bons by Dr Reeves .
The Execit'h CoMMiTrtt in charge
of the t'nton Evangelistic services, has
decided to change the place of meeting to
the M E church, on account of fts central
location. It is hoped that this change is
judicious and for the cood of the wr.ole,
and that the large audiences which have
gathered from nignt to night tor a period
of five weeks, at the United Presbyterian I
rhnrrh ul!t nA, V. .,;!:. i . ...
. , . .. uc uiiutiiieilCQ DV ine
I ,ih,n tz. an . ? Ti
I s 'LV"X."C L I"e !
; ,nd m,ke lhe raec,pg; hipfui. If the !
enriman poeple, irrespective of denomina
I.. ... . ".
iinn. .in a ; ii , ...
j fully, there is no reason whv thesi meet-
"1 Jhe 61 "l"
""1"r,d Pufi0 '" the atmosphere our
5 fl.'j 1 "yV meet,n8 or men will be
i 'v"y tU-v ,r"" ' 1 to rloek, at the
1 J rT.- Z 1mrelh,6
I nd B b e r,"g U E chusch at
i 2 y o clock. Services vt r 3o tnis evtn-
' 1 j'j ii.-.ii u.it.iiciri' t inu Draver-
in.. ,1 Ik. U r .1 L. si. .......
! f 'ome .ml Kn m.-a
. jn - tiiuitn. rti. arc nswtWU
raiDAY.
Tb -1
tonijht at the Oregon Bank
; The receioUof the McM.nns.ile Do.uffice
tai ycr were aut, a. ,3, aa utc ea e
about 2O0 over the previous year.
P J Smiley, who has been placed id chares
of the juvenile work of th Y II C A wishes
alt boys who intend to join tho els, being
formed to hsnd their 1 ante to him by next
Wednesday soon.
Tub I'wiox gsariCB at the If E cbarcb
last evening was well attended. Rev
Piichard Dreached a sfrons sermon from
1 iui n nusaner snsii can on the
ever will. and lastly he made it very plain
hat was meant by calline- on find for
talvatijn. If there was dark new. in the
ran'inl! he rlL-U'l "V "s.
point he ditcsaied, he surely must have
maae tne tray clear, as bis anramenu
were c.ear cat and conclusive. Rev Har-
"f0 took chsrtfe of the after meeting in
' manner, lollowing the
t.e ?l V'bt presented by
t
Rev
file hard
g?- n,!'ni1for tbY M
,r,m fr"m t,2: "'oM
I Beat in mind, alwn ihe '-UnnMrHr.
' r. :
; vice at the M E church.
lh:a
Service at 7 JO
! n-
Li a-w.
The S em Y M C A is havia a hand
ball trmrraseat .
FortmillcT A Irvine display wtwdows are
w a' h siag. Their stack cf wall paper, by
the way. Is big new, embracing a iioe of
goods rarely foead in a place ukt Albany.
At a eeong of ta Sailduig a Loss -Va-soctsti
n ast t renins SIOJO was lo.aed to
a Lavesccr ani 1UUU to J ts tvintaaas.
uotB o' tarawstv-.i.e
!tn at 71 months in
tTOt in Advaac
n r, as-r- . . . . .
. 1 .i.vwi.rv. s:ic pocsor vesxe
. uieai m ca.mpiau.s ia J a si tee 1
l-"J " rowrx mus lie owners at um
null dam at X..ra f r obet-w. ling the pro-
gr.as of ash ap th- river , The matter will
be beard next week.
Th caalte school entertainment
to he . Wood ev-.e Rses-llewS eeaaaae
srrasged for tb octassosu Th pec is
rassnBalilt that ever owe eaa afford to re.
Tickets 25 et ail over the
oar ra-Ertet.ts to go.
ilu,
name of the Lord shall b. saved ' &r&mZlZtiZTZr
presented the simplicity of the plan of March A I) 1MB ll - tKTi
; -Ivation ; then cafied atUeatiou lo the rV,d o t from n'ool ITeT-d from
brosui invilat.n extended to all-.hrwao-! Ii... "i? "!vM.."".
Tbe Kaewf urg B A L. aatoe'atioti has laal
eomp-.el it sec-wed year. It has 406
bare, cf stock and 74 ill swi lie s IS Bweaal
; have been made: the largest bid last year: --,
waabo moeiths ir.lerwst ia advance and the , . . t ,
anis.ii.wt BS aa a o , Amt paid oof on school snrer-
muted uct. ettergsr a vjstTfcw man
working lor Ira Ta.r.e-, on the Corvailrs
1 wi.iwj en. are inrne-. on use torwalits
road, skipped out, fakir . she run. revoi -
Ja . ..
sT 9 BBSs m aW tn a sal IS. r a . a.
htm. A warrant was Hsaed for hi. ar
, rest: bet rf he gets hid ia
.1 ., ii-;s...ir..
the clothes once
. . . TL. . ' .
! . 'vmm program win oe given
- u,e ' 'pera Moose on Tuesday evening,
lnstrumenlal music. David Gottlieb.
Peclamation, Reuben Thompson.
"The Sailor's Chorus." Albany Male
Quartette.
Socitv paper, editor .Oary Crawford.
iruei.isse Lime ana Lallie ratrei.
Music. Orchestra.
Dialogue. "The Floor of the Family."
Mrs Simpson. Ella Risley; Tolly Simp
son, Edna Miller: Ma'ry, the servant,
Martha Risley ; Mr Thompson, Reuben
Thompeoo .
e.tsr 1 1
? the Merry
Solo, "I Ixsv
Prof Crawford.
Sunshine.'
. Kecitstidn' "Mr Ned.
Mar' ha Risley.
Sola, Edith ChUwell.
1 Oeciamstion, "A Sign." Joe Befiune
Piano Duett. Maude Crosbv and Mar-
! guerite Hopkins.
' a? . T . 1 j ... . . . ... ..
1 ' v-ounttv unt s isit 10
- ,1, 1,
Aunt Peabodv. Cor. Barker: Miittie.
Cora Ratke
, -t-,,. iv , . , ....
Dorrf
i I
I '
leanor, tWa Sliupn
3o.tr nil vnorus, igut 11.. uuttn.
j ,r AtT Male tjuartet.
lT as-,-, SSaww It ess -The Kncene
i '. wsss nas ooen in t.regon
; t - a
almost since there was an Oregon.
ra :
auni .vie. ve.tr, llie nutlOUS lieu ioni
the logger, has been declared a rnmm.vn
drunk by the Salem city council. Tom
has seen the day when he was not known
as a "common'' drunk but as a man of
great ability and capacity. In times
past Tom would come to town and put
himself outside of a "small barrel" of
whisky and thn proceed to paint the
town a "sky blue pink with carmine
patches" W the utter defiance of the
police. A few years ago when driving
lasts, on the Wi.lamette.hegoton a boose
at Junction City and defied a whole :
posse of marshals and demities. flnlw .
few years ago at Albany he found a drove 1
v.- oiwuvi uu icpuies in nts ooots and
being unable to run away from them he
decided to seek safety in Heaven so he
cat his throat But sad to say some
doctors got hold of him and patched it
up againand he is still livimrand .hie, in
smile on the essence of distilled cereals.
f rear view ot To
Inrirnm.ni.l mn.i. li.. ;.l iitlul. If. lawsa.
far view of Tom's life reve.l. th!.. i.,, 1..1;. .kiij ....,u
truth that "the saddest of all sad things
are, it might have been."
Noticb. Parties desiring s good cup of
coffee should call at the store of Perry
Conn and examine the Pan American
corree pot, guaranteed io save you 30 per
cent of your coffee; m.kcs a better coffee
than can be made by the old way.and It is
made in twentv seconds. Call and see ut.
A new 1 k M t itK of the Albany Steam
Laundry ia a towel service. The laundry
furnishes the towels, and delivers clean
onea according to contract, every day or
every other day, and aa many as arrang
ed for, at a given price. This will be a
good thing for stores, offices, etc
Money to Loan. 1 have money in
turns of A500 to 120,000 to loan on im
proved farm lands in Linn and Bentci
counties, at lowest current rates.
delay iu furnishing the money.
C G Bl'KEflAET
Real estate agent, Albany, Oregon.
F.II-A,XI t STAYEWEVr.
Semi-annual report of the county clerk
ti Linn county, state of Oregon, showing
the amount and number of claims allow
ed by the county court of said connty.for
wbst allowed, amount of warrants drawn,
and amount of warrant outstanding and
unpaid, from the 1st day of October, 1852,
to the 31 at day of March, 1893, both in
clusive: ACCOCXTS ALLOWED.
County Judge's salary.
600 00
600 02
1781 44
1111 22,
198 50
1998 00
099 58
198 10
477 50
78 00
1287 9fi
3013 7
3 74
627 18
114 70
2 03 57 j
173 50!
253 90
1091 451
193 80
114 60;
108 00
940 45,
161 50
1878 20
216 50!
553 88
fjennty Treasurer's salary
CoTJrJt, Clerk's fees
sheriff's fees
Com niiasionejs, per diem
. County Assessor
j Sell oof superintendent. . .
Coroner
1 District Attorney ....
' County Surveyor
Poor and paupers
TtfM(I. anS hridw.
Court house and jail
Stationary and printing.
Insane
Inc iKntal expenses
Fuel
Witnesses in criminal i
Petit jurors
Grand jurors
Witnesses befo.e grand jury.
Bailiffs
Elections
Viewing and survey ing
Road supervisors
Bonnty
Preliminary examinations. . .
Total amount claims allowed
and drawn 121304 76 I
Atnonnt of unpaid and outstand
ing county warrants Oct 1st.
1892 $21568 48
Total amount claims allowed
and d rswn. including nnpaid
connty warrants on Oct 1st,
1892. . $42873 24
uouiaoaiDe DDptia wtrnnu on
. . . . . - ... . - .
' - , "e ,ot feh,lcW.ZI375 09
1 wir..,0f "f" 09
. wrr 2137 w
Stays or Okecox. i
- m,
Col:?T 2
I, N P P-yneoonty clerk of the conn-
; ty of Unn. state of Orsasm A
I m. -I. .. . .---
certify that th
1 "35 - -
! amount of claims allowed rvw therntv I
TfTZTT.. ,nM tMlOWea . Dy tbe lXDDty
Ynd'hvi
what account the same were allowed .rid
the SBOOBt ol wsJTSDtS drS-WB, and the
..1 amount 01 warrant oatataadine- and nn-
i psud as the same appear upon the records
tu my omce ana in my official custody.
Witness my band and the seal of said
County Court of said county this 21st
aay of April A D, 1893.
P PAYNE,
j al Conntv Clerk.
I I By B M Payne,
Deputy.
Semi -annual statement of the county '
....,. ,.. r : n
oat: ' 1
AXOl'XY BECEIVED.
j ' hand f fom last report. $11208 55
j Ami received from damxtce on.
on Wigie, road
A cat received from
Smith A
Roach, ferry iiomse
Amt received from J R Allen,
peelers license
Amt received from fines from
Justice courts
Amt from forfeited bond State
ys Bran in
Ajst Coroner, found on dead
bodies
Amt H g Williams, poll tax col
lected by Assessor
Amt C C Jackson, delinquent
taxes for 1801
Amt examining insace person .
Amt Linn Co Sst Bank, loan
to Co.:
Amt C C J.ckeou.laxe for 1892. 29706 40
Total received..
5i6T5
ecu 001. FTXD
Amt on hand from last report.
Sik-4
6705 12
i Amt received C '
lac it son. .
t..i ;s arsa sn
receiyed 7889 81
l Total balance on hand as per
; a'uore statement 430343 43
aatOCXT PAID OCT.
so Amt P"d oct on county war-
nasi 5il4: 15
' Ami pata oat on in ton io war-
! rants 23 86
Balance general fund 00 hand. 23632 74
in. i
Total paid -84515
intendenU' wsrranU $1179
; Balance school fond on hand. . firSO 89
;
,
!
Total paid-.
State or OattGos.
i CoC!Crr or Lis )
I a, Brice Wallace, do hereby certify
in s that tbe foregoing is a true and correct
statement of the amount, receiyed and
BRICE W ALLACE.
C-oontr Treasurer.
j Semi annual statement of tbe amount
of money and warrants received for taxes !
i and money paid to the county treasurer
t 1 - 1 V . a - t T . . 1 !
oy uie suenu 01 a.ian cwsir, urepw,
for the six months ending on the 31st
day of March, A D, I8S8:
AUOl'XT BECEIVBD.
Octooer $ 942 -7
November 312 4
December 463 9T
January 696 H3
February 2523 15
eawrcu w j j
Astorxra riD to cocxtt tbbastkek
November
December.
January. . .
February .
March...
$ 899 50?
. . . . 845 7
. . . 2926 82 '
. . . . 33486 20
0 C JACKSON,
Sberifl of Linn county.
S-.mi-annual srmmtry statement of 1
the financial condition of the county of
( vwaav wa ws
Betas, in tne state 01 orygon , on tne 1st
i day of April, t D, 1893
! liabiutiks
War rants drawn on the conntv
treasurer, and outstanding
and unpaid 2131
5 OS
Total liabilities $21S75 09
arcoiasts.
Funds in hands of connty treas
urer applicable te tbe pay
ment of county srarrrants. .23632 74
Funds in the bands of connty
sheriff applicable to the
payment of county war
rants 2S51S 91
Estimated unnaid current taxes
applicable to tbe payment
oi county warrants 29607 99
Total recources $78759 67
Ladies who desire a comfortable aad
al thiv .'. lie ti.nea saaefasst fltlinrr rrvswel
; have measures taken by Mrs C 0 Lee.
(Broadalbin St., bet. 2nd and 3rd.) who
wil1 "'f whUe Mrs Talt is out of
trsrss
j
AMI!
RINEHART GIL3ERT. At the res
idence of Mrs P J Porter, on April so by
Rev S L Lee, Mr W T Rinehars and M
C'ivia Gilbert both of Linn countv.
SENIOR. On Friday evening, Aurit at,
1S93, ia Albany, ot consumption and heart
disease. Miss Kate B Senior, daughter of
Oliver Senior, aged IS years. Mr Senior Is
in the East. Mis Senior having remained to
take care of her daughter. Two brothers
reside in Salt Lake City. The deceased It
highly s?okeo of.
EAST. On Friday, April list, Mrs East,
mother ot Henry Taylor, and Walter and
' James East after an illness of tome time, at
I- the age of about 60 years. She has resided
in Albany a good many years, aad leaves a
good many friends te mourn her death.
BABY RUNNING SGI
Worst Bight Ever Seen. Lena,
Anns, Body One .Solid; Deep,
stunning Sore.
Megan i sing Uutlcnra. In Two We
Grest Improveniefrt followed
try Complete Cure.
KyrMld bfM to be sore when two months
2od over all his body. EWr osss wfeT
He
many time, a oar,
then fee would
fast to Us cfotbesTj
conid not
alone fori
Hole lea.
arras srere hast o J
deep lunulas a
was sate an or
the deesest ones
SI SSI arr.i. lees.
faee. Hiafaeand
la th- fth. i
swoilec so that bediditotksoknteacaud.
BlswerJ
the worst sores I nave crcr seen of
begin csuif tbe Crnccai 1
weeks we eoold see a wr
now be Is eoespietelr eared. Bis akin Is i
and wb le, and fee eeana entirely wen. We am
ttaeokftil. rortratt metoeeo. I w
everaee srbo has a aeSerias hatrr .
Mas. FRED BAKKZTT.
WfrfleVi, Ingbaa Ootraty, atkawj
Cutieura Resolvent
The new Blood and Skin Pcrtfier, tartersaihr.
t-l-nccBA, Ik stsat Skin Care, aad Ccnerja
oar, sa
. nt ta. ataa aealo.
Lair, from lotaney to say, truss piw pass to i
Sold ererisifeeie. Price, CtmcraA. Sfle.;
tc- . o . u. nM art rtewmraal bv taw 1
V aco aJroCsraatfCAi. CoaTOSATlosr, BosfSSi,!
Bow toCore Bid. Diseases, OS pases,!
MBT'5
Sfcn S tVsSsi pSSnM
wy t-cncciLa swar
4fe RKtUP
W In owe mis
nhV efo. Sep, d
JBpWaSMiwOSi
RHEUMATIC PJUM8 ,
la ate naianate tsset
mim - laSk.il.
t.;,. fsMSSST, ciitst, aad r
mum imsiii 11 1
M.tlJiK1
aim
t.Xi per BcfcJe?
This Cszat Cocca ocaa faompUy cssres
wnen au ousers Dm, wsensy v-rocp, we
Throat. Hoorsesess. WhoopiniT Coach SB
Asthma. For CairaiiBiptioo tt has no rtvat j
has cured tlisasissils. snrt will ccms tost tt
t kev. in Hma Sold bv Drrjaraasts 00 a srtsar- I
actor- l or a lame Bade or Cbest, ta (
SH1LCH-S BELLADONNA PLJLSTEJtJac. i
'HIL0H'S
CATARRH
REMEDY.
i.rnMratinsT Tsja swaBesnr is eraarsB-
teedtocureyoa. friessoeas, iiissiiwi
Tf S. p. Hdacfct u. Ufer Csrf
sos) a
xrr.
PHYSIC
i ar at
If taken as directed, we Gu 2x3.2 tee Saiia
i. or refund your money.
D0RT SICKEN.
DOST. GRIPE
50 cents tser rotue, by
I A CUMM'.NGS.
la!?1
CURE
YOURSELF!
12'
f. ru.-
crusret tor a ewen. of
A It eizes :s a few dar.
atd
BR I it's
Fiirniture Store
VfRTHOS BR1NL is now at his old
. JL stand, opposite tbe opera house,
wLeur those wishing substantial releableT
tunitare. can secure what ILev want,
some manufactured stands, flour 'bests,
fee, etc, r I ways on hand or mad c on
hart notice, at bottom prices.
JCTtia,sjBjlTra!eNarr!obcai3ci ami all Fat.
SesabasineVeoadiKted tor ejo0t.TC Fees.
Oo Omce is owom U. S. TttT Orrtcc J
ims can secure paten: in .ess ust tata.
... 1-,-, v. - awSW,
Scad model, drawuag or photo., with desctirv
tion. We advise, ii patentable or not. tree oi
caaxre. Ocr toe not ju till vwlent rs secure
a eiwaairr. "How to Obtain Patents.' w
cost oi state ia tie D. S. and locvasrn 1, 11 rill.
seat free. Aailuit, r
C.A.SNOW&CO.;
Owe. fe.TTBrr Oerrct. WasxutoTow. O. C
asssasasavassswaasassw
mm CQLLEBJATS IKStTJOtI
ALBANY, OREGON
18Q1, 189-2.
test Teewa ecl September Sit:
A f I corpa of instructors,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERAL
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
SUSSES.
Courses ot tudy arranged to meet ui
all grades of student
$acW lamworwkwv efmtt U tixdext
'root ajrjeu
". BLUEST 1 roXBIT
ACADEMY
-OF-
Uuly ol Fefptitaal aelc
O. Mb McFarland,
- DKA LIB IN -
Harness -and -Saddler;
Display in the floor
REVERE HOUSE?
LBAMY - OREGCh
CHAS. PFEIFFER PROPRIETOR
RTT.TflTTRNSSS
20 00
H H
100 15 Ojll lgl
1500 00 - SiaCj-. "X&y
BHranrnteM act to s-r-rcre.
re rwlneeaef awr-t.--. Jars.
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