nttimat.
Who Im created tact) (rotation in C.-.'ifor-nia
it dow at the St 'harlee, Albsnv, prr
--r. i to trtat all desiring M seivtoet in
in ik : i k to lupplv .11 (feet of algh.
He c mea highly lec.unmenoVd I i I ho prt ss.
He hat the moat eolen'itic ln-trnmeot that
hat ever leeo product'' heretofore i test the
rye. He adjusts thorn .-tc rdioc to each
it dividual cate. Charter very leirnnable.
Cooialtation tire. fit atraightere ct.at
eye without hllWl Us or medic-n-'.
Ererylndy ia i it.d tera'l aad inspect
hit -ci otitic i.utiuineutr.
Office: - St C barles Fsrlors
LOCAL RECORD
The Hanks. -The First National and I,
W. Cusick & Co. 'l bank kept their door a
open last evening; until 6 o'clock. There
has been no run on them, thnuo-h triors ha
otnn a numuer to witmtraw their !eiOsits
The First National has a large snnasrr of i
gold on hand, more undoubtedly than" will ;
lie needed, as the bank has the general i
confidence of the puolie. Those withdrawing !
are mostly from the countrv. incited hv exair-1
frerated reports flying about. People in the
city Knowing the true condition of matters
are unconcerned This hank has had the
. - - .... , uhuk uam uati 1 oe
rught foresight in the matter and has
been preparing for emergencies for several
months, always doing a very conservative
business. There is not a safer place in Or
egon today for one's money. Cusick &
Co's bank is also solid and will not be af
fected by the present state of affairs.
The Scio. Brownsville and Harrisburg
banks are all reported to be all right. The
public should stand by all these banks.
That is what betters the condition of
money matters.
Evidently get tiny its authority from Mr.
Bush, the Salem Statesman says: "A Sa
lem banker who knows the condition of the
suspended Linn County National bank, says
it had a capital of $100,000. a surplus of
$15,000. and undivided profits of about
$7000. This is l 22.000. Then three
fourths of the stockholders are good for the
100 per cent, additional to their holdings
of stock, for which the national banking
laws make them liable, or $75.0HO. giving
to depositors a surplus of $197,00") over and
above the loans, to pay deposits. The
loans will more than offset the deposits, and
they are mostly good. There will prolia
bly be a loss of $40,000 to $50,000 on bad
paper, and the hank will pay all depositors
in full and stockholders 50 to 70 per cent.
Its business will be wound up."'
A MiEACiLOfs Escape. The Eugene
Register tells of a very remarkable es
cape from death: Dr D A Paine was
called to the Meek pla.te near Junction
C'ty a couple of days ago on a profession
al visit, and his little girl. Leone, ac
companied him. rVhile he was visiting
bia patient she amused herself pickfng
flowers, and then went to where the
horse was tied and climbed into the
buggy. Just as the did so the horse
jerked his head and broke the bridle and
then started to run . The Dr calied to
Leone to jump out, bur. she hjn to the
sides of the seat and the horse rau up the
1 . . . .
roaa at a orea necK speed.
After run-
mng some distance he ran into a rail
fence and broke that down and went on
into the field. After running across the
field a ways he ran into a ditch and tipped j
me ouggy uir. ana arsgzeu it some
distance, with the little pirl nn.W it
The horse was then caught I.v a man who
Happened to be near, ajd the little gtrl
etBwIed ou from uuder tne buggy un- S
buit except a bruise on the ankle. How '
she escaped a horrible death isamys'ery.
River Naviqatios. Harrisburg Cou :
rier: We have been repeatedly asked
. I
VO :
why the boat 3 have stopped running
Harrisburg regularly. The reason is that
it does not pay the company to take
freight up the river and return empty.
Whenever there are a few tons of freight
to haul down as there was this week, the
boat will come after it. So if the people
along the river want regular services, it
becomes necessary to patronize them
every week. Capt Hatch, who has just
quit wo'k on the river above this point
states the river letween here and Eu
gene is in a fair condition for navigation
and that there is plenty of water. It
would seem as though the r'rer towns
aboe Corvalliato Eugene and Spring
field, should be able to supply sufficient
business lor one boat to do.
Graduated. From a report of the
graduating exercises of the Tacoma High
School we take the following in reference
to a former young lady of Albany: Miss
Vella Flindt delivered an essay on "Folk
Lore," telling of the great influence it had
exerted in times past, and while it was en
joyed simply as pleasure reading, formerly
it had been the religion and law of the peo
ple, and had and does still influence art and
literature. The "Iliad" and "Paradise
Lost, "as they represent the governing power
of folk lore, had come to be considered mas
terpieces through that influence. The tra
ditions of the people and the superstitions
as to Friday, the aumber 13 and being born
under Jupiter influenced the people to
better or worse lives, but the new and en
lightened civilization were simply amused
and instructed by these old-time laws and
ideas.
The New Law Does Ir. The recent
state legislature pased a valued policy
law, and the public will now get the
benefit of it. Alter July 1st the amennt
of all premiums of insurance will be in
creased 10 per cent, on buildings, and
exery policy issued In Oregon will con
tain the following clause: "An addi
tional premium of dollars, charg
ed to cover additional hazard created by
Oregon Valued Policy L iw."
Here is the college yell of lbs Port
lrnd bank:
Kang a-ga-rah,
Ga-rah ga-zooni ;
Portland 'Varsity,
Give as room.
The Salem Statesman is in receipt of a
letter from one of its subscribers at Cor
nelius, reading : "I don't want your pa
per any longer becaase it is got too much
about Pennoyer."
General Wade Hampton. 0 S railroad
irispector, was in Albany this noon looking
over the 8 P and from here took a trip over
the Oregonian He is one of the cefebratr
ed men of the U g, having been
of South Carolina, as well as U 8
governor
(senator.
Th
ir
is ouen
cquiva
if losftct :; . -h
fretting ill
can dc arrestee nric! .
case baffled the "we. k
spots "in the system ..tc
eradicated.
be
cott's Emulsion
gVan absolute corrective
of " weak spots." It h r;
builder of worn out failii. j
tissue na lure's fod iH n
. ... i . .
slop ivat anu ere..- ..-
healthy flesh.
r Kcnti A anna, rjfirnu" ja
.1 b. Sanaa lata aaarya o.r. jr
A(UDEMY
-OF-
ladj of Perpetual Help
I r. r.k
Vi"
School Rkport. The following ii the
result of the examination of pupils in Dji
trict No 4, for the term ending Jane 9,
1S93.
HEX. AY Kit At! K
DKrORTMKNT.
Minnnie Ooff,
Cora UolT,
Lutitia Hart,
SI 04
79 96
89 9ti
73 90
91 m
89 06
74 06
78 95
7tt 95
80 94
91 97
75 85
90 95
82 95
85 95
75 94
78 95
75 93
Stl 03
85 95
85 94
84 95
73 94
79 94
70 97
84 97
75 95
94 96
G. L. Cai.avas,
Teacher.
i Onie Foster,
Mary Claypool,
Vida Claypool.
Klsie Rogers,
Edith Prine,
Ida Trine,
I .aura Prine,
Nora Crabtree,
Ruth Freese,
Ora Foren,
Willis Foren,
Walter Mondroft,
Robrrt Hart,
Martin Hart,
Henderpon Hart,
Frank Foster,
Ernest Morris,
Elmer (Joff,
Seth Freese,
Monroe Crabtree,
Orland Crabtiee,
Graver Crabtree,
Fred Morris,
Fran it Hart,
Luelht Hart,
Tug Grkat Shows. Sanger iv.Lent are
coming in command of the big show.
T!V tlflvd a ,1. -.1,1, 1m lir,..io nn,l UlnnvA
dome; the finest horses and greatest per- I
fonnara of Europe and America. A Men-!
agerie of wild beasts : a nnmberof wild an
imala entirely new to America. Then an
Acouarium ol sea mouters.in huge tanks.
They have the sole right for two years, to '
Lieut Kevin's discoveries, covering fresl
water into sea water, hence the acquar
mm. Having traveled all over the worid
they have accumulated many living phe- 1
uul ' surpassing interest 110-
gether it is unquestionably the very best
ow in the country. A grand free
Balloon Ascension is given daily. The
magnigcent tpectaclar street pagent is
highly spoken of- They wi'.l no doubt
"ve immene audiences here, judging
from the character ot the show and the
enthusiasm of the anxious public Ex-
u
ninitiona will be given at Albany July
am.
The following men have records of
p t-o seconds lor tisj yards: Amateur
lohn Owen Jr. Washington. D C. Oct
m r . -
uicii imr 1 CVVIJ via J 1
11
jifWj ,M Jewet, Cleveland, O,
92 ; W T Macphejson of W Zealand
1S9-J
performed at Auckland, Feb 6, 1891; J
H riemnton. same conntrv. at riantur-
bury, Feb 6, 1S92 Professiora! H M I
Johnson, Cleveland, O. July 31. 18S6;
H Betbnne, Oakland, Cal, Feb 22, 1S8S:
ti MUTcnens. ot London, England,
H M Johnson i- credited with having
run wu yos. in J4 sec- at Atti!e:ic t'ark,
Denver. Col., Aug. 18, 1880, and is con
sequently the holder of the world's rec
ord. Death of Claibe Vi ne. The Reaper
Death, is no respecter of person. It takes
the young and the old. regardless of char
acter and usefulness. Last evening at 7 :15
o'clock Claire Vunk. son of R B Vunk.
quietly passed away at the age of 23 years
and 9 days, after a lingering illness, in
which all had been done possible for his re
covery. He was all that was manly and
noble, leaving- the record of a character
above reproach: the friehd of all who knew
mm; ongni and genial. He will long oc-!
cupy a place in the memory of the best j
young people rt our city.
Funeral service will occur to morrow at
2 o'clock at the family residence on Ferry
street, to which the public are invited.
Wassom Hei.o
Derjurv Pmv-itin, 1
!3tX W Ha?
Attorney Wvatt returned
nsDuxg. where he had been to prosecute
Dong Wassom. on the charge of assault
and attempt to kill with a dangerous
weapon. Wassom was held under $1200
)oml. to await tie action of the irrand iurv !
which was promptly furnished. The facti ;
sem to be that R. L. White was talking
with Mrs. Wassaoaa in front of hor ) ;
" assom came out. and H hite claims with-
out any warning or provocation begun
tabbing him. and then shot at him four
j - . ... . . , - . , . , :
w ' 4aiora S11 e had i
I afataTI inf-strfs-iririv irifh hi. ... . I .. V.. la .
been interfering with his famiJy affairs. It ,
was no doubt at lea.t a case of iealousv
, hite was stabbed once very close to the
jugu.ar vein
11. e in
the arm and twice
elsewhere. He will probably live.
Attempted Bcholary. Last
Bnayki
about 11 o'clock as Charles Turlay was re
turning borne from the electric light station
he noticed a man trying to get into the j
ironi aoor ot reter sscnlosser s saloon. He
quietly notified Policeman McClain. who
. . . i , . .,
capture 1 the man as he was leaving the
place. He had cut a hole through the
panel of the door with a large pruning
knife, but could not unlock it His scheme
was to appear innocent: but his identity
was a plain one. The man proved to be a
young man going by the name of Fuller,
who claimed to be a ball player, formerly j
with the Baltimores, who had'been trying '
to get a place on the Albany team. He
will be examined before Justice Curl at
1 -M at the court house tonight.
L'xcertaik Light. The Review
savs: I
1 he Koseburg electric light nlant. which
has been in the hands of a receiver since
epiemoer last, was sold Niturday by lie
H Durham, mastery in chancery. The i
.Northwest General Electric Company of
Portland purchased the real property and
part of the plant, consisting of lamps, wires,
franchise, etc. paying $6500 for the same.
Charles A Sprandel, of Roseburg. purchas
ed the engine, dynamos and other appli
ances at the power boose for $3300. This
divides the property up and if the court
affirms the sale things will be in a badly
mixed shape unless the contending parties
agree upon a compromise. In the mean
time Receiver Walker continues in charge
of the business.
Mai dk Graxker. This world-famed
emotional actress with a perfect company
of players will I seen at the Albany opera
I ,T , 1 . rtA
uouse, eunesiay evening, June Vs. in
the latest of her New York successes, "The
Fringe of Society.'' Miss Granger easily
ranks as the foremost emotional actress in
America and the opportunity of seeing her
should not be missed.
Attention, Red Men.- -Members of
Mohawk Tribe, No. 11, f. 0. R. M . are
requested to lie present at the next regular
meeting, Thursday, June 22. 1893. at 8
o'clock p. m., as there is important business
to come before the tribe. By order of
Sachem. B. M. Payne, C. of R.
Circuit Court. The following new
case has been commenced :
15 N Hardman agt J L Cowan, as Leba
nonbank: action and attachment to re
cover $595.
The Northern Pacific Raii.k.i.vd
Wnx Slash the Rateh. Officials of the
Northern Pacific Railroad have decided to
place low rates into effect. They will Bell
tickets from Portland to St Paul for 845
first-claw, and make corresponding low
rates to all eastern points. World's fair
round trip rates will lie greatly reduied.
Tickets can be utilized on either of their
through trains, both of which will continue
to carry the Pullman tousist upholstered
sleepers. Two trains daily without change.
For full information and to secure your
sleeping car accommodations, call on, or
address A D Charlton, assistant general
I passenger agent, Jo. 121 first street, cor
j ner of vViuihington.
The Gkeat Circus. All the children,
their pa's and ma'a, brothers, sisters, aunts,
uncles and consins will have a desire to see
the smallest elephants in the world and
the only American ten pachyderm ever
ushered into existence under the Star
Spanirled Banner, worth ten times IVir
weight in gold, and constitute only one ot
the many interesting sights with Sanger A
Lent's Great Shows, which will exhibit at
Albany July 4.
The Verdict it unanimous that Will &
Stark carry the b'.t line of ailver ware in
the valley. They have the variety an j qual
ity, a combination lhat counts in Lining
goods. An inspection always carries con
viction. C'earance sale of all kinds of haU at
IdaM Brush's. Now ig your time to buy .
Now it the lime to nut up atrawberriet
while the quality it good and tne prlcet
are low. Leave your ordert at F L Ken
ton' grocery store.
Vitreck't tl aviog and hair cutting pai-
I t
B.t.h at Vieieik't ahaving and hair cut-
ng par'-orr.
A good fountain pen for $1.25 at
French's jewelery store.
F
BOMB ANB ABBOAB
MONDAY.
Company I O. N. G. has been organized
at Roseburg.
A Sllverton straw berry was 10 I 4 Inches
In circumference.
Etigeii.t Laiimore is playing center
field for the Independence club.
37 strawberries exhibited in the capit I
city filled a gallon and meaaured 300 inch
es In circumference.
H A Johnson, Jr. has assumed control
of the Northern Paoific Cycla Co'a agency
at Salem, recently uungaged by Mr
Obenauer.
Last week a Linn county farmer cam
to Albany and needing some maney sold
a horse for $116, He invested the money
m a saloon during the night and returned
home next day without a cent.
'1 he Hotel Portland is proving an e'e-
; phant on the hands of the owners. The
1 first year there was a deficit of $5000. next
I yar $1000 and last year ot.ly $48 A big
j improvement certainly.
Rev. J. L. Futrel, of Tangent, besides
I preaching, publishes a live monthly pa
; per, and runs a bicycle agency, besides
1 riding a bicycle himself. The bicycle
I enables a man to do a good many things
I in (his world on time and well.
Mr John Barrett, associate eoltor of the
! Portland Evening Telegram, will deliver
the annual address before the societies of
: the state university, tomorrow afternoon,
1 at 2:30 o'clock. His subject will be: "The
, ""J" ol -oI,'ve utefulnet In ti
0 Northwest." Mr Barrett la a
the Pa-
Brad
uate of Dar'mouth college, famous for
having furnished Daniel Webster to the
world.
-rcisn.w.
Ttte Democrat is g'ad to state tha. the
report that (he Scio bank had closed its
doors was a mistake. Mr (ohnaon. the
was In the city last evening and
says n is all right.
A sign on a fence in an alley between
Ferrv and Washington streets reads,
"Don't Hitch this Fence On , Com
ment is unnecessary.
There will be a called meeting of the
Ladles Aid Society at 2:30 o'clock to
morrow afternoon at the residence of Mrs
L E Blain. A full attendance is desired.
The store of Mr. Bridges, at Shelnurn.
with the contents, was entirely consumed
i. . . . ... -
Mt 73
, sl.oKe " 4 ""N one. nd ,he ,0
av nrr or mast I .n.,m rt . n r . i
"
L evening at 5 o'clock Bay nard Mon-
J l l!7?..r.df.red a J??11 F I.",PerUI Wc7c!e !
. 1 u j r uson. mis morning ne received
,he
bicycle, brought from Portland the
previous evening. Quick work.
A strawberry and ice cream social will
b? given at
the evenlns
Sand Ridge grange hall en
of June 3o. The drama.
Comrades" will be reproduced, followed
! by comic songs and recitations. Admis
sion to entertainment, 10 cents.
How fast news flies. The account of
the fail ore of the twt Albany banks was
ent out by the Associated preaa. It ap
peared in a Chicago paper last evening,
and by 7 o'clock an Albany man received
a private dispatch of Inquiry.
The letter of 'etlgnation .of Rev Root
! Whitaker. of the First Baalist church.
was read to his congregation Sunday even
tng. It will probably be acted upon at the
Thursday evening prayer meeting Rev.
Whitaker expects to Uke a pulpifat Oak-
lar d. Cal . -Salem Journal.
The team of Will Crouch ran away this
morning, making along run, tearing down
a post to Conrad Meyer's awning, and
running the tongue of the wagon juried
i deep under a wood pile opposite the rear
Cowan A Sternburg's The rear
W,r!5 hd been S3 on the way.
ueputy tate treasurer Hodgkin re
turned to Salem this morning. lie came
for the receipt he had given County
Treasurer Wallace for the SI6.000 check
Dut ,l hd DeeB flleJ w,th ,he county
clerk. who very properly refused to give
11 up. ana u is said tne state wl.l simplv
have to rely on the check for the money.
About once in twenty years a financial
crisis has struca the United States. You
may aaciibe ail the causes you wish to
.... . . j !
such things, but this fact appears. Water
iul Is . I.-.I J la - - . a. a? I
aeeka Ita level, and It seems that an era of
lauurea is a pan ot the program In order
to settle matters. The coming years now
will be bright and prosperous ones. Keep
cool aci consider that fact.
WEDNESDAY.
iier entertainment at the opera houat
tonight.
Wm Dugan, the Salem plumber, haa
been in the city.
.Seven tons of strawberries were taken
in at tne Salem cannery Monday.
The lowest bidder on tne new Masonic
temple a: Corvallia waa a Salem firm.
License haa been iaaued f-r th: marrl
agt of W M M Hawk and O Ella Walker.
Boy under 16 getting their hair cut at
iereck's will receive a free tit
ticket to the
ball grounds.
The Willamettea and Oak Creek were
to play at Tangent this afternoon at the
g'ange picnic.
ine Macabees will give a aocial at the
GAR ballon next Saturday night. All
membera are invited to be present.
The lowest bid for building tbe new
city hall of Salem wa $54,674, made by
Hutchina & Southwick. The contract
ha not ret been let.
J Grady hoi it reconstructing his build
ing on Second street into a saloon, which
will be occupied b Mi Baker of the
Apex, aa soon as completed.
Albany and Oregon City will play at
this city next Saturday and Sunday. The
DEtnocRAT is informed that Mr Asa
Mendenhall, an old plaver, has been en
gaged to play right field in thiee games.
The stie of Oregon could well afford
to apply the Geary law to the Waaaom
family of Linn county . Salem Journal.
Tlie Wassom family ia all right. A couple
members, (hough, arc evidently bad.
Some of the attachment silts reported
in our circuit court proceedings against
the owner of the Lebanon bank are for
deposits in the bank Being a private
bank it ia an Individual matter. The de
posits are said to aggregate nearly $30,
000. Richard Carliale of HilWboro, while
walking on a log carrying a double bitted
ax, fell, striking his head upon the ax and
cutting a frightful gaah. Tne unfortunate
man nearly bled to death before he could
retch a house and receive assistance.
Geo M Hy land, who hat so ab'y filled
the position of manager of the popular
M'.lton House. In Portland, for the past
two years, has leased the Ocean House,
tt Newport, on Yaqulna bay. for the en
duing season, and will open the house on
July lt.
The trial of Lizzie Horden at New Bed
ford, Mast, ended yesterday, by the jury
acquitting her, which waa undoubtedly
according to evidence. The case has at
tracted national attention, on account of
the peculiar circumstances connected
with it.
Among the Linn county people at the
world's fair veaterdav were S E Youne
and wife and aon Percy, of this city, and
L A Wiley, cf Lebanon. Judge Fllnr.,
and daughters Annie and Ora. Mrs J H
roster and E t Sox and also have been
there.
NoiiTiiEim Pacific Railroad Cuts
the Rate in Two. Rates named bv the
Northern Pacific are now reduced about
one half, and are the lowest rates ever nam
ed by any line from Portland. This will
give every one an opportunity to go east
and visit the Yellowstone Park and the
world's fair. For full particulars and uleep-ing-car
reservations in both firet-class Pull
man and Pullman upholstered tourist sleep
er, call on or address A D Charlton, Assist
ant General Pastenger Agent, No. 121
First street, Corner Wasnington.
1 . m .
Summer weakness, that tired feelingr.
lots of appetite and nervout prostration
are driven away bv Hood't Bartaparllla,
like mitt before the morning tun. To
realize the benefit of thlt great medicine,
give it a trial.
Sure, efficient, eaay Hood't Fills.
Bee the New Improved Singer sewing ma
chine. Tbe I t u alwsyt the cheapest. J
W Sowdtn, agent. Offioejat F M French's
Jewelry store
Hodge & McFarland,
sjita, Albany, Ol .
the leading drok-
8cwwa Machiwbs neatly rtpairtd act
warranted by a thoroughly comae -tot work
M man, at F M Frtnoh's jewelry ste.e, Albany,
Oregon.
BANK rAILIBE.
UNN COUNTY NATIONAL HANK.
This morning the Linn County ban
failed to open its doors at the usual hour
of 9 o'clock, and it was immediately
known nomething wa the matter. Dur
ing the forenoon the following notice ap
peared on the front door :
"On occount of the stringency of the
money market this bank hereby sus
pends payment. By order of directors.
This 19th day of Jane. Depositors will
be paid dollar for dollar, with a large
surplus."
While the suspension was the talk of
the day there was no uneasiness ex
pressed among depositors, everybody
having confidence in the bank's paying
every cent, as soon as money can be ob
tained on securities The amount of
assets is large, being about 1270,000 in
loans in different forms, bonds and o' her
pronerty amounting to approximately
.mCM). The liabilities are about 170,
0.0 due depositors, and about tSO.OOO
due other banks. $190,000 in all The
amount of cash in the bank is approxi
mately $11,000
Lino county had $34,000 in the hank.
County Treasurer Wallace was being
pushed by the s ate, and finally went 10:
Salem and settled with it, giving a check
lor $28,000, the balance of the $68,000 of
Linn's share of the taxes. This was dis
honored, and it is probable hastened
matters some, though the main reason is ,
no doubt owing to an effort being made
for some time to reorganize the ban, ,
being pushed by some of the stockhold- i
era. Among the outside stockholders
are A. Bush with $30,000 and W.S
Ladd with $10,000. As every stock !
hoUer is responsible in double the sum
of his stock the situation will be seen to
be al right, the stock being $100,000.
W. H Goltra and J. A. Crawford are
among the stockho'dera of this city.
The bank inspector waa telegraphed.
On his arrival a receiver will heap -j
pointed and the bank placed ur.der his
! control. Depositors will be paid per
i centages as fast as securities are paid .
0REG0X BANK.
The Bank of Oregon closed ita doors
! this noon, and placed out the siin.
! "Closed by order of the directors." The
assets are paid to exceed the liabilities.
and depositors will probably be paid in
fall on realization on securities
KKAL EATATK S
S A Lata.
Hugh Fieldi, to J(W D
"i00xl79 feet. Brownsv
Irvine.
ilie . $
200
25
5400
2000
.'00
100
618
300
:lvi
137
MO
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1
i.a.
R H Curl to J 1 1 In
me. .-mall niece
land 13 w 't
W S Walker to J B Thompson. 120
acres, 11 w 8
Peter Arp to John Hodge, 40 acres,
11 w 2
Annie Myers to John C FolU. 80
acres. 10 E 1
J C Sabin to Ellen White. 1 lot
Harrisburg
Man Dunn to H B Mover, 2 lot.
N Brownsville ."
R A Cooper to Marv iJum. 40 acres.
12 wl
J L Cowan to S E Cowan. 2 lot.
bl SI. Albany
W R Kirk to John Cuahmen. 2.7'.)
acres. Brownsville
Elijah Oshorn to W J Turnulgv. J
, , JC ' "A V ,,.
J L ow5 te ,J. . ,nJ?
Ji-2 U 1U6
... H.f ! SiUin? .
lots. Lebanon
ritsman. lot
and 107.
, ! njirun w j ,11m, j
teres in S88M acrvs. 14 w I
J H Wilaon to L V Wilson,
acres. 12 w 4 ,
U" it i.--;..i.i t a t an 1
TBtclDI NCI at altatBUBrBC
Hakbisbfko, June 19. Robt.L White,
residing aSoat ten miles east of Harris
burg was. last niht. shot and nerharja
fatally wounded fqr bong Wassom The
cause of the shooting is not known at
this lime. After the shooting the assail
ant cut nia victim several times with a
knife. Wassom has not been seen since
tbeshootinh. Deputy Sheriff McClain
is on his trail.
Latm. Dr. DuGas, who was called to
svj .ne vuiiuvu ujmai, nai rr-
turned and he reports that, though four
. - w
attend (o the wounded man, has just re-
shots were fired, neither took effect, bat
WbUe was cabbed four times, th
titnaa in tha. .rm. .n,l l,t r. i
the neck, the latter .onn.l U-ina- I he j
mot dangerous, the cut ranging down-
ward, passing the shoulder blade. The
doctor does not deem the wound necet-
amy fatal. assom haa not ye- been
arrested
a ui.tuf.i isr
Spacaal to Daaa. a. it
Et'OEXE. Or.. June J" Tie- Linn Coun
ty Bank temporarily closed its doors this
morning. The deposits amount to about
ilOO.000: assets at least fciVI.OOO. No de
j tailed statement will be made today. No
! excitement is apparent and no run what
: ever has been made upon the other two
, banks. The cause of the failure is the
j stringency of money market and their
i steady withdrawal of deposits.
Independence
Is the mainspring of tbe Amer
ican Constitution. It Is the birthright of
' every American citizen- the life blood and
vitality of tbe nation, the legal property ol
every Individual member of the commun
ity. In no other country in the world has
every man such a right and title tv liberty
of thought and action, and yet if you
arould have the beat groceries, produce
' and freshest fruit at the moat reasonable
! prices you must call on Perry Conn for
thtm Hi atock la complete, and treat
', ment i prompt and courtesy.' Get your
Groceriea of Cons.
A W ati 11 it a atovaalty nowadays. I
yoa want ooe cal! on Will A stark, whoa
atcek it large and varied, aod prices the
the moat reaaooahle. They can give yog t
bargain ia tbit I me at a ell aa in jswelry
ajBMnHy.
FortmiUer A Irving have engaged a
first clatt upholsterer, and are now pre
pared to uphola'.er lounges, parlor aett, etc,
in a tuperior manner. This will be a
great Accommodation to llie'r many cut
tomert Strawberries
morning.
at F L Kenton 't oery
Clean towela to every cottomer at Viereek
sbaviog parlors.
MB HEBE
Paiker I'm', grocers.
f. M . French keapa railroad time
Kiiy your grooeriaa of Parker Bros
Ki 30 groceriea at Conn & llendrioson'a.
Maw craam cheese just leceived at Conrad
Meyers.
P J Smile.- job printer, Flino Block, dote
tint claaa work.
Smoke the celebrated Havana tilled 5 cent
cigar at J alius Joseph's,
Dr M H E'dit, nbysiatan and sargeon
Albany, Orejou.
Caltt ma-la ia oit'or
antry ,
Ttiay Increase appetite, purity fae wbete
eysteoi and acton tbellvcr .OileDoarlt
The Skill pad knowledge.
Kttaotial to the production of the most per
fect aod popular 'axative remedy known,
have enabled the California Fig BftBO O.
to aohieye a great auooata in thi reputation
of ita remedy, Syiup ol Figt, at it it conced
ed to be tha universal laxative. CI For tale by
all druggittt.
Letter Liat.
Following it the Hat of letters ramaining
in the post offioa at Albany. Linn county,
Oregonjuna 19th, 1893. Fersonafoalling for
thete letters matt oive tht date 00 which
tbey were advertiaeJ.
Achison, Mr H A
Howhll, Mr Emery
Goodlaw, Henry
Lisde, Mrs J
Miller, Mrs Wm
Ohrt, H
Sperry, Miss M E
Van Bibber, H
Canden, DC
Ho tetter, Wm
I.angtry, Barney
Little, Mrs E C
McClung, Mr Clyde
Parker, Miss Ella
Van Bibber, Miss M
Suinpter,MisH Nancy V.
Tho. MoirrartH, P. M.
Wdl ft 8ttr, fit jeweltrt.l
a its 1 it f ot rt.
Following is the docket for the Circuit
Court w
vhieh convenes in Albany next Koav
day:
80 cases coiitiiiiii'il.
J N Hice el ti U(ft W It
Smith et
1 artitton.
W B Peacock ngt SnodgrasH Hros et ft)
Recovery of money. Attachment.
.1 K Weatherford, avdmr ngt Mary Hoff-,
man. Foiwlosure.
Price A' Uobson agt (ieortre Ktep. He-j
covery of money. Attuclmient.
Harford W .Smith atft Minnie F Smith.
Divorce.
WCCooley agt J 11 Kecney.
money.
lien iverv 'f
A J Houston agt Mason, Khriiian it Co. t
Recovery of money, ftttayhnawnl
V H Page agt A I. Lamb. Recovery of '
money. Attiuliiiient.
K S Wolf agt Wat.-rs, BWnlj 1 Co. Re- j
covery of money,
A Andrews agt Jos Andrew. Divorce.
Alliance Trust Co agt J I, Holli.la et al.
Foreclosure,
D C Sherman agt A .1 Bellows et al. In- I
junction.
Lulu A Sly agt Geo K y. Divorce.
Dittenhoeffer, Haas , Co agt C C Hark,
leman. Recovery of money. Attachment' !
Anna M Freail ugt Qeorge Prasad. Di-'
vorce.
(arretson. Woodruff. Pratt k Co MtCC
Hackleman. Recovery of money. Attach-1
ment
N A Harris agt Henry ToWatSSSad. Re-'
covery of money. AtUictunent.
Malissit tiovrn agt Isaiah Uorro. Di
vorce. A W (iordon agt C W Watt et al. Re-;
covery of money. Attachment.
J 6 Writoman tig! W M Rotin et al. ,
Foreclosure.
Nunuel E Young agt H U C.le 1;
covery of money. Attachment.
A W Fisher airt S W Faulkner and S
K
Faulkner.
Retwverv of money. Attach-
ment.
N SteinUrger agt C C Hacklenian.
ooven of money.
l;
John Isom agt E J LanninK Appoint
ment of receiver.
Jaa I.aurent agt F. J Ianning. Recovery
of money. Attachment.
Linn (Vunty National Bank agt K J Lan
ning. Recovery of money-. Attachment.
John Isom agt K J Iuuting. Re.-ovexy
of money. Attachment.
Chas Pfeiffer agt K J laming. Recor
ery of money. Attachment.
John Conner agt K J Lavaning. Revwv
ery of money. Attachment.
John t'onwr agt B J Iwuining and John
Isom. Recovery of money. Attachinent
John Conner agt Isom. Ijuming A Co.
Recovery of money. Attachiiient. .
MB Reeves agt Isom. Lainning A Co.
Rewrrerj- of money. Attachment.
The California Vineyurd Co agt Carl
Bender. Recovery of money. Attachment
Parke 4 Lacy Machinery Co agt Forsrthe
k Hunter. Recovery A mouev. Attach
ment. W S lienham at I. i Woodle et al.
Foreclosure.
W S Denham agt L A Woodle rt al.
Foreclosure.
Thos Taylor A 1 !a agt Carl Bender. Re
covery of money. Attachment.
Daniel Lan if agt T L Wallace A Co. Re
covery of .money. . Attachment.
K H tSrisham ea r agt J E AC K Clark.
Recovery of money. Attach ment.
Henry Broden agt A Burkhart etui.
PoMessuon of real pnierty.
C I Wolverton ami H H Hewitt agt H
Wilaon. Recover;,- of money Attach
ment Assignment of tlark Bro.
R Sylvester agt Forsvihe A Hunter. H
, wvery ol money Attachment.
James W Brown agt John B Wert rtal
Foreclosure of lien.
James. H Raikey agC lamhrtle Oakley etal.
Koreckajure of lien.
James W Brown agt laabphV ( takley etal.
r orsri. worn of iasaw
mgi laanw- UaWae MM.
-? Nf Isahelle Oakley
'orctosure of lien.
etal.
Fred A Brown a
.i,:, I! .-r- etal.
foreclosure ot lien
A L Hennett again
and J K McHargue.
t Addie Mcliartrue
Recovery of money.
Arnacrtment.
F P Crandall A Co. agt c C Hacklenian.
Recovery of money.
Abraham Setts agt Annie Seit. Iivorce-
W H Ooltra agt Tlx- and W J Morgan
Recovery of money.
Charles K Browned agt I) M Colip. Re
covery of money. Attachment.
Isaac Saltmarah agt M B Miller etal. To
reiorm iee.l.
Will A Link agt W H Maple. Recovery
of money. Attauhmrat.
M A Miller agt Geo. M and Cennie Staf
ford. ' !.!: n nation
Knaj.p Burrell A Co. afct S hn t C..n
firmation. A P Blackburn agt K R ' .i-e and ' H
Goan. Confirmat ion .
Knapp Burrell A- Co. agt A S Knox jr. '
Confirmation.
A B M. II wain :igt R Cnater. 'ontirma
MB. A D Horner agt Harvev
mation.
Wani
i.nfir- I
il L Calavan agt School IUt.
Ke-
covery of money. Attachment.
E B Weir agt J L Cowan. Recovery
money. Attachment.
Mrs John (iriaham agt J L Cowan.
K
covery of nionev. Attachment
Henjaniin Brothers airt J L Cowan.
R,s-
covery of money. Attachment.
Fleichner. Mayer A Co. agt J L Cowan.
For recovery of money. Attachment.
John Denny agt J L Cowan. Recovery
of money. Attachment.
Martin Doughty agt J L Cowan, a
of Lebanon. Recovery of money. Attach
ment. Total claims agt J L Cowmn S-VO0.,
WOBiH CXSIDatBIV.
Veoiaoi.tt C K Bioaoells.
VIA VI C.fficrur Baltimore hlo!i.
A fall !in Warner Uros oorat t at It, I
AJCo't.
If yoa want a tine tmokf caliper Joaepb a
white labor cigars.
Coma and tee the new chilled.
Ramps opposite poateffice.
plow at
The beatjroaat coffee 10 tbe city at O-niad
of oyt r a
Motor makca five trips dally to Viiek'a
addition. Itr tht ic oa installmtnta of $1
per wees.
An extensivt variety of garden aeedt both
in balk aod by the package can be faaad at
CE Rrownella.
Pa ronixt home ludattry by smoking the
celebrated white labor cigars, manufactured
by Jo'ias Joreph.
Ntw cork tole, hand turned ahoes, tome
tbiog entirely new, not a wiater shoe bnt
light aod flexible for tpriag and summer
wear, at Read, Peaccck A Co't, Call and
inspect tbem.
m ...
Dreve!!i ana c::ve CcnatiiwUon and Sick
-acue. omcui line uc-aua.
Pastvraoe Gf ex . The undaraUnsd it
ow ready to rsctive atock on paitartge, A
o 1 feed; no l-ettir in tne siaw; red top
lover and timothy, fho ranch ia well
watered, and well fuDced, wiih plenty cf
shade for the ttook. Horaea, $2 pel month.
cattlt, $1. Will take good cars of all atock
en t rutted 10 ray ca e, but will not be rj-
tpoDtible fof accident or lost.
r. u. OfiH.
Cloveroalk. Mty 20, 1893.
To atil Digestion take one Small BUe Boa3
ttcr cntluar. Wc. ir iHitttc.
Albaar Market.
Wheat,0e.
Oats, 86c.
I lour, 96.00.
I utter, 15o.
Eggs 15c
Lard, Ho.
Pork - harm 1 V; shoul.lera, to; aide
UNO
Hay. bated, U
o a toes, 100c.
Apple., 1. 00
Hop. 18c.
Dried fruit plums, 9c, app!ee,'.9o.
Chickens, 94 50 per doaen.
Beef, on foot, .
Hogs, dressed , 7e. '
Ilighc-t of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
sasssaaaaw
wnaBBjaBB.
tvl
H
ABSOLVTEIY PURE
aOIIAL AMI rEKftOMAL
Regular W. C. T. D mee'ing tomor
row afternoon tt 2.3C o'clock.
M K Brink, one of Piinevilles promi
nent attorneys, is in the city.
A. B. Seal, the festive drummer, was
here yesterday.-Jackgonville aimes
Dr Love, who has been with the Kick
apoo Indian Co. for some lime has re
turned to the city.
C K Fronk, S P agent, is in Medford on
a short trip. V ill Meriman is filling his
position tluring his absence
F. L. Hodgkin. assistant state treas
urer, came up from Salem this noon on
business with the county treasurer
Harry Kay, boo ol Thos Kay, of :-a!em
was m the city today. Mr Kay will have
charge ol the Wa erloo Knitlinj factory
Hon T J Black the new Collector cf
Customs, of Portland, was in the city to
day. Other than the one heretolore
mentioned it is not known what Albany
men will get positions under M. Biatk
though ther are eeera! applicants.
VOBal
DrRO Hyde, of Scio
Unlay.
a-as in the city
Jos Teal, the well-known Portland lawyer
was in the city this forenoon.
Robert Andrews, of Portland, went up to
nis former home at Harrisburg this noon.
Mort Younif. the well known conductor,
is again at hi post of duty, after a World's
fair trip east.
K Storrs Barrows left on last night over
land for California and will probably re
main pennanently.
J V Wlison and o M McFarland rcsle
their Imperials to Corvalliv last evening in
minutes. itj mad ri.iinr
Mr. l-o.,rK.-..l .i i rt '
of the 0 P e-Sneers k.y. ! '., i
r rancisco. on a tew weeks trip.
Mrs J M Irving and daughter Velle who
have been east, the latter for six or seven
months, returned home last evening.
Mr Qmtgt Schlossen. the Mutual Life
Insurance man. left Last night for i rant s
I 'aw. acivmpanied by his family and Miss
J ranci French who will remain with them
. for wveral weeks.
W CDXESDAV.
CO Cheery, of Tacoma. is is in the city.
Mr Ben Kirk and wife of Mann, have
r. r ' ' ...
ispn visiting A:iunv fricn.i "
Misses Ava-Baltimore and olga Hewitt
are in
r.ugene attending ximmencement
ten tsa?
John and Oiny Fjiclcof San Jose, isephew
and mee . f Mr J K W.atijerford. are in
tne city.
W ...... I'.., : ;t: .. ft 1JX the
mountains
this noou on
dition.
-J, I Xl , r, , I tii,Kltn. ...j.
"" " ;
j
of the .Vio srhool. was in j
Prof Mitchell. rf
the city today ta
piratic at Tangent.
h:s way to the grange
U IVvo.- returned Last eveniiur from
hi Nsuthcm 'regon mines. An awav of
co:.l U'-iriruf ore frm hi rrtv .h..we.i
to the ton. and hence Mr Itevoe
i somewhat jubilant
there.
over firus-peits
Ed Weller. of New VVhatroui. Waah..
joined hi wife in this city this week ami
mm are visiting friend and relative here. I
Mr. Weiler waa formerly a .Salens buiaes i
man. He is now engagnvi in the grocery
burane on HelUngham Bay.- Salem ;
statesman. Also formerly of Albany.
S. f A. Hulin. the drujrjgiat. of Kagrn. '
formerly ot Albany, passed through Al- ;
bany f r Yavmina iiay this noon, and will
lorjbaMy return Friday. He report no;
excitement in Kugene over the bank fail-'
ore. and general conaVlenre in the other ;
laanka.
A Lawn wcial!e will be given by i.nut
lYaine Sunday M hoed at the home of C. H.
W aiker. on the Jason W heeler farm I
miles southeast of Albany on Saturday
evening, the J4th int.. commencing at
!7JW. Strawberrie with genuine cream
, and cake will be provided at IS cents a dih.
A cordial invitation i extende.1 to all who
may wish to come.
Prof A J ttarland ha been engage.! a
principal of the Oakland public school for
the ensuintf year, an.1 Mrs Oarland will
have charge of the jimary department.
. The larofeasor formerly conducted the I'mp
,'i. academy at Wilbur and since thai
time has taught at Brownsville and Prioe-
vilie. He is an earperienced an-1
, cat. r. Roa-ljurg Review.
able edu-
ti tie id
A Bralaa
IM:
, 1 11 1 1
A couple of weli dressed men claiming to
I Portland l-.ir.ker-. one giving the name
of orMt. went to the farm of Mr William
Al.raham. the owner of 640 acres of fine
land acnw the river, and tmtered into ne
gotiations with him for the purchase of the
projerty for a big prune orchard. The
price was finally agreed upon at Flo an
aiTC: but as a part of the arrangement Mr
Abraham was to purchase an adjoining
farm for 860ft. assuming a 94X10 mortgage
and paying 9Jlt'H) in cash beforehand. He
only h s.l f :.a) in the Umk. ami in order
to help complete the banrain Corbett and
his friend advanced $700. The 1.100 was
drawn out of tlie bank and the whole was
I placed in a tin box, and it was agreed that
, it should be kept by Mr Abraham, and the
, men wis morning snoum go to nis place.
, and the two transactions should be com
' plcieil together. As plain as the fraud was
M r Abraham did bite. He liad before hand
COOM t Albany, and laen advised by Mr
Phil Cohen not to have anythink to do with
the business: but on the face of it took in
the hook. Thin morning he opened thelo
am! it contained nothing but bricks. Mr
Abraham as usual in such cases rushed to
Albany, and the matter was placed in the
hands of a detective. But the men had
fled of course, and will not be caught. They
never are in such cases. Irobably the case
of another man who doe not take the
jsuiers.
in making the trip Corbett drove a horse
liolonging to W L Moore. Returning he
came at a terrific speed, not stopping for
the bridge. The animal was nearly ex
hausted on reaching the stables. His com
panion was evidently taken in somewhere
across the river. A warrant was issued for
his arrest. Hy mistake John Sticker of the
Corvallia Carriage Works, who looks like
him. was arrested, but of wursediseharged.
Corbet) had Bed.
at Ot aigkl
The traveling public are now fully alive
tolthe f tot that the Chicago, Union Pacific
5t North-Weftern 1 Ine effert the very best
accommodationi to the public from and to
Chicago, Omaha and intermediate point,
not only durioi the World'a Ftir, but all
the year round .
Te Url ai mr itacls
Regarding Hood't Sarraparilia, aa'- th
people wl'o take this rnedicioe, or read th
taitimoniala often published in thit pape
They will e-nvinoe yon (hat Honda's core
Hood't fiili cureconttiDttioQ.
DPR!CE'S
Tbe only Pure Cream of Tartar
Usetf Msjiioni of Home
Rakincr
Powder
AatVOBft
AiTOKi.y, June 17th. 1806,
The Annual Pioneer reunion in Portlan.i
wan well atb-nded by Clatsop county citi
aiis, many of whom called to tliew
and wooilel shores more than half a cen
tury ago ami are familiar with the scenes
around old Fort Clatsop where Is-wi and
('lark spent the dismal winter of 10o in
fishing and hunting to procure a precarious
sulwistance anil mend their remnant of
clothing preparatory to their return trip
across the continent the following summer.
The trip that occupied their time and tested
their energi.-s iunl taltBfa for a yrar is now
accomplished in a w?k wliat a' wonderful
change in tlie life time of many of the old
weather worn pioneers. Over sandy plain,
and through trw kleaa forr-sts by ox teams
they toiled tliejr weary' and dangerous way.
uncertain of th fale that MSBMM tlteni in
the far away lauad t., arlaidl thy were has
tening. W ith what Brassier they now look
upon the ailvances of civilization and cm
lore the pat with the pmeat, the rail
road with the ..x t.-.im and the elw.-tric carl
with the hsbaraBK "Titiking old stage eoaek
-verilv time works ouner i han-n-. 'Ilu-n
I goldr silrcr coin sjr a scarce 'oiumodity, j
ani a oeavcr skin or a l.u-he! of wheat m-ai-
legal tender, a lank was a useless en-!
cumberaiK and hankers a non productive i
outgrowth of civilization wen- not needed :
nor wanted. The Chinese were not in it
until after the discovery of gold and rail- '
road building liegan to siian the continent.
then John leiame the hewer of wood and
the .Irawer of water servants of the Pa. iS-:
coast, and he comes, in an avaiam-h. and j
overspreals the land from the mountains to j
tae sea. The richest mines jure ransacked J
and robbed of their treasures and the pro- j
duct is shipped to the flowery kingdom. '
Our factories are filled to overflowing by
their cheap labor. They are the wash wo-1
men and the servant girls ot Um- rssavt from )
the Straits of Fuca to San Diego 1st v. They j
are the cooks and 1 liaiiils-rmaid- of the
wealthy, and hotels and restaurant are lost
without their cheap labor- verilv John has
many friends among his employers. He
cooks the meals and does the house keep
ing for the lazy house-wife and her daugh
ter revel in idleness, while th" Itorsand
young men a;- not slow to learn the' inid-
oous LesNons taught them in tlie uses of the
mystic drug and all of ita seductive and de-
basing evils. And now what are we going j
j to do about it. says the ail wise philanthro
j put. this is a free country, open to all na-1
, lirs. let them corns if th.y want to. and if i
j oar sons and daughter are seduced and de- j
tse-l. wet-ant help It.
Atioot ntlrcat. talk t- neat-and the hot
,nat fnr a time bouyed
up tn.- wriu of
every Asyorian. na gradually given place
I to a kind of apathy that is a itangerou ele-
wem in any o.-mmuniiy. I mean IK lon I
care a d kind, ft shows a iwliw
want of .nnlwierjce in everviio.lv bast thcn-
seJy. and is theref rv tiamrerous.
Cold, rinv. aaafes .lltamaat
1 . - a 1 . . .
is enougn to rum me sweetest temper, or
dampen the kind ardor of the most sauntly
christian, eswciallv wlw-n it comes in mid-
summer and has no rey-.iri f.: the weather
:.r-uiu r:n I;..,' -. :.j !- r.ic
! - al said to I I Wkw-irJ eason. A
a Bellamy isasiness. making up for
th. shorti-ae hi warerfiii mi IBar. I.r
Hamilton Smith can elucidate the weather j
to wiblic satisfaction lartter than the writer. '
The excursion parties that have ventured
to visit the coast thfV ras- have not been j
of a very jubilant character owinr the
cool receptions that have attended their'
visits by the elements. Snuide travel is j
limited this seaaon o far. to person that !
want to get away from borne and don't :
know where ease to go Toon.
N.n.
BttC Bit:.
Saturday ani Sunday V.hacy aon one
game and Ut one. at Oregon Citr, in
tbe first Mtiif cf tl.e season with the
club ol that city. In Sat ur Jays game
Harlow cancht for Oregon City," and his
poor playing a as disas-roos. Albany
stole 14 base on hit work, while only
3 were eto'en off StanVy, whose catching
and bate throwing is uniformly firs t
claa. Mctireevy a as in the box. Mu'et;
played fin 1 in great tlyle. H trrort were
piled np to S by Oregon City Ilie score
by inmngt was :
Albany 0 0 2 4 0 1 I 1 x :i
Oregon Citv I 0 1 00 1 1408
At Independence the club of that city
won Saturday 11 to 5, while Portland
captured tbe game Sunday
5 to I
At Cregoi City Sundai
' coe wa:
Oregon City . 1 o o I
gir.e
ihe
0000 4 G
Albany .0000
0100 4 ;
Batlerlea Oiegon City,
Kelly: Albany. Burns and
Rhode and
Reilev. .Mc-
I 7 o,-..tj
Fcllowing i the atanding ol ihe club:
Wen l.ot Per cent
, Ibany 5 1 -
Independence 5 t -so '
' Oregon I i
I 3 .."Mi
Port'and I 5 .166
In the game cf t-as: ball between tne
College anJ Wafaantc'Je Saturday after
noon the latter club aon, 9107.
Tateaty trar' I
xpertrace.
C D Frtdricks, Ihe wed
toesapher, Tfo Rroadaav,
snoar, pho -New
York.
tayt: "I htve been using Altcoca. s for- j
out Plaateri for 20 xeait, ar.d found them 1
one of the beat of family mrdicide.
Briefly tumtnlng up rev experience, I say
IBM when placed on EM total) of the back I
Allcock't flitters fill ihe bodv with ner. ,
vout energv, . d thus cure fatigue, brain '
exhaustion, debilly and kidney difficul
ties. For women and children I have
found them invaluable. They never irri
tate the skin or cause the tlighteft pain '
but cure sore throat, toughs, colds, p.xin in
the aide, back or chest, indigestion nd
bowel complaints."
Pt-ilN Facts. And lhat .0 what we,
want. FortmiUer A Irving have just re
ceived an elegant line of lace curtain.
Their stock of wall paper Is large and '
complete, and prices are remaikablv low, -Over
1 jo dozen window shades on hand.
Call on FortmiUer & Irving it" you wish
Ihe best and largest assortments to select
from.
M Urn Ttaicllnv
Whcthei on 1 leasee bent, or business,
us. ., . 1 , 1 1 ... s: ..... f it, ...
it aott most pleaantly ?nd effectively on tee
kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing fevers,
headalhea aod -ther forma cf sickoeaa For
tale in 50 cent and $1 I ott!e by a 1 leading
druggittt.
an Easy tvtnuri:
The acli.I vaatllnleditraina of the Chicago,
Union Pael'v ft North Vetrn line distanr e
alt competition with ease. It hat the thjrt
eat line, fattest time, Onion djpotaand co
change or delay at the Missouri River, and is
tht popular World'a Fair route.
aassaV
Stolon's Cure, the great congh and ervrnp
core, ia for aale by us. Poekat aisa contains
twenty-live doses, only 23c. Children lave it
Foahav ft Mason.
Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum.
4 Vears the Stsi
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The Ufl' at IntenHely Interesting Exhibitions on
the Globe !
SANGER & LENT'S
Ciirantl International Allied Shown
WILL EXHIBIT AT
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Albany, Tuesday, July 4.
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nj aralltd in Original
Exclusive reatureg.
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reat double monster R
ciicus, menagrie hippodrone aquarium of world's
wonders,
he rarest wi'd oeast
public attention
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nly great show show of
fected for travel.
il acceo'able innovation
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verywhere acknowledged great leature shows and
specialty exhibitions! The very best artists of
America. Janan Europe and Arabia. A sumptu
ous wonderland festival! A rich, rare, and moral enter
tainment for all Don't forget the thriliiii" free Balloon
Assay aarSa m-A 9 aV--. JSl.
"J" laiatuuir uun.
1 7 rand I-
r?e Spectacular rageant.
o
ne ticket, for the Usual
Combined Show! Twc grand exhibitions. Doors
Of n at 1 and 7 pm.
Boys, Do You
and bat ?
Do you want your boy dressed
in a serviceable and stylish
suit?
WE FURNISH a three piece rait, coat, short pants aed
vest,
Double breasted, square cut.
Double thickness, knee and seat to the pant-.
A suit with two pair of pants at very lowp i ices
A euit made of the Albany Woolen Mills cloth
that is as goxl as imported tweeds.
A suit made of lortign fabrics
TH T possess style and elegance and gi- ? dignity to ycur boy, . re
:hat he it wiring to endeavor to keep clean and neat. We can promise
vou a suit that WONT SHOW DIRT we can give y.-u the
most delicate shade, many shaiies of Jerseys, in sul; from 3 to 7 years.
We have extra vests for bo.s fro.n ii to 17, extra knee pauts, etra long
pants for boy from 9 years up, exlra Jersey pants, beys waists, boys
shoes, boyt'shirts bot hats in wool, fur and j'.oth, nobby neck ties and
everything that makes tht boys look rite.
NEW PATTERNS lni' lin o clothing.
Tte I I. Bls-iii Oiling fi
Agc-uts for the Albauy Woolen Mills,
ALBANY OPERA HOUSE.
1 "
J WJN" A CI'SICK
I . -
PACIFIC COAST TOUR
g Of the Popular Kmotional Actress,
MAUD GRANGER
Assisted by
MR FREDERICK HERZOGI
And a Perfect Company of Piayets Pre
tenting the Sreat Social Study
The Fringe of Society,
-One Nigbt Onlj,-
Wednsaisay, Jans 28, 1893
Pricet .50
teats now on
land.
.75 and
sale at
$I.oo. Reteivcd
Hodges & McFar-
H41( K at CU.,8 VVKERS
OF ALBANY, ORTOON,
TRANSACT a enec! Bsukin; usiiKaa.
DRAWsi.ilIT DHAiTS on Mew York, San Fr
tooar.il r- rtlanU, Ortcmi.
Li 'AS MO.VKT n approved security
RKOK VK Jvisauutahfaestu check.
COLLECTlOSS laaat oa heoraala lama.
IK : SBKST paid co tlmi dcnoalla
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Conception
of Pre-eminent
- man oceanic ar.d
con press
gathering tha
t
ever invited
marine v.onJers
ever per
in ami.5fmer.t-.
Be on hand to See the
Price, adrnits
to the Great
Want a
J. F. FORD, teplist,
Of Des Moines, Iowa, writes under date i f
.March 23, 1S03:
S B. Mkp.
.Mr.. Co,
Dufur, Oregon.
uVstfcntt-n
On arriving home last week. 1 foucdali
well and anxioasly a-vaiting. Oir little
girl, eght aod one-half year old, who had
a ted away to 3S pounds, ia now well,
saong and vignroas, and well djshfd up.
S. B. Cough Turn htt.bne itv work well,
doth of the children like it. Your 5 B.
Cough Cure has cured and kept awy aH
boarsenesa from me. So give it to every
one, with greetings for all. Wishing you
prospeii y, we aid
Yours, Ma ft M.ts J F Foau
U you arUh t tal llua aj oh-crfol. ami roajy
,,r . Siiriny's arork. claanac your ai stem with tho
tsataaateasai LivstCaro, by taking taru or ihn-e
Vwteach .-eok. j
50 cents pr bolllo by ail Jruwsta.;
S id tialer a positit juaraatcv by
J ACI MMIN'G.
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