The state rights democrat., June 30, 1893, Image 1

Statf Rights lemocrat.
VOL XXVIll.
ALBANY.CIILGON, FRIDA1, JUNE 30. 1893.
Entered at the o Office at Albany. Or., at Second-Class Hall WtXter.
-fills at M TTIWC.PabH.licr' mad Proprietor.;
NO 47
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. Dolor, Oregon.
On ;.rr, b'.ino .'. wieti, J fouia
well and anxiously a raitm?. Our I
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wa ted away to 38 pounds, is now v
titnng und vigcroa1, sod wl flashed '.
B. Coagb Cars livid mo rW Work wt
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Lougn euro has cared ana kept iwiy
hoarseness from me. So (jive it to vo -y
auc, with gre-iiug for all. Wishing y u
(.rotteu y. we are
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If you wth la (sal ueau in,l cheerful, vri nmiw
'or tlK;Npriiiir' wirll, c!mho your sys'eni wilh
lf-wluU':he an
iuseseach .tea.
iu ii-,r cure,
bin r two or
5') oetes por bot'Jo by all .irasw.
M id under s p'xitive fuarajteo by
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Easily. Quickly,
Psrmsnsi ,ti, Restores.
WEAK .NESS,
HERV OU8NESS.
OEBI I.ITY,
f ""L ' lh train of avtla
irom nu-lyerrorsorlatsr
rxee tbe results of
over a,ork, sleknesn.
wur C.t-tu. FllUstranalb!
uer Uopmeiit anil tone
Klv ra io every organ and.
i."i llem of tbe boo
Mi a ate. natural metbodE
""rrtlUlate lmnroTamant
'- Failure faiposalUe.
SUD reference. Book.
aplanaClon and proofs
minted (sealed) free.
ERIE MEDICAL CO,
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A aUrTALO, N. v.
Lebanon. Mrs Grubb, who loft ben
List week for Arizona, took with her n check
for on the Hank of Lebanon. This
line little woman is having more than her
share of trouble.
Jacob Kees has no money in the Hank of
UlMOa, having drown it all out several
thousand dollars within the past few weeks.
He and Ruff. Hiatt got the last pull at the
bank Monday morning, almost cleaning it
out.
Sifter Fanny A l'arrish. the companion
of Hogue Parrish. died at the home of her
husband's parents. Friday, June 16,
aged 28 years and 11 months. She was the
daughter of Mr Geo Leslie; wan born July
17, 1869, in Salem, Oregon. She leaves a
husband. a father, two brothers and a sister.
Following are some of the depositors who
did not withdraw their money from the
Lebanon bank: .1 Settle, 81700; C B Mon
tague. $1700; Benjamin Bros. $1000: S V
Much. 1900; J Arn. $1,100; VV B Donaca,
$1200; K P Weir ,$700: Joha Sturteviiiit.700'
Mrs tirisham. $400; John Denny, $400; M
1 Knight v. $627: B N Hani man". $595; Joe
Kelso; $300; Dalgleisu A Everett. 200; B
W Fisher. f5X) Mr Fisher deposited $85
Monday morning; B M Donaca, $140;
Pugh i Wallace, over $100: Dr Laniberson.
$288; Mrs Duckett. $100, all she had. J A
Roberts, cashier of the bank and clerk of
this school district, has over $300 school
money in the bank. The deposits are said
to aggregate between $20,000 and $90,000.
Advance.
A Peculiar Orkqcn Pacific Iran.
The following from the Salem Independ
ent would be read with ruu:h more ap
preciation after the sale of the Oregon
"acific at least, if not after the road
had been extended into Crook county.
3 While the Oregon Pacific is it the hand
"of a receiver it is not probable branch
iinea are going to be begun : Latt Mon -day
Messrs. Had ley and Mu leaner, re
ceiver and superintendent of the Oregon
Pacific railroad, visited Salem. They
took a drive through the city and su
burbs during which time they inspected
their property here and were on a look
out for depot grounds. Receiver Ha.Uey
announced it as his intention to path
the road through from the mountains,
and to commence work as soon as pos
sible. He thinks that the road will
leave the present track at about where
Lyons is situated and connect to Salem
Whether it will be built beyond this
point at present is not known but tbe
receiver eava that there is not much
doubt but that a effort will be made to
pot it through to this place. Tbe offi
cers drove around with Mr. John Al
berta and several pieces of property
were looked a in reference to their
suitability for terminal grounds. Salem
will undoubtedly receive a definite prop
osition from the Oregon Pacific people
a ml that shortly.
The Haw School Hocks. Tbe bids
for tbe new tchool house to be erected
in tbe Third A'ard of tL is city were
opened last night by the directors of
School District No 5, and srere as follows:
HutchinsA Southwick, Salem. .14,470
il F Conn. Albany 16.S50
W O Heckert, Corvallis, 16,430
L IMoeoch, Albany 17,400
Tainor, Albany 17,142.26
J BCoogi'.l, Albany 17.963
John liamber, Albany 18,313 07
Craven A Olinger. Salem 14.197
CD Wilson, Salem 15,400
J McCheenev. Albany 16,700
A C Roney. Eugene 16,800
Chris Howland, Albany 17,000
B F Thaver. Albany 17,289
Wilson A Chase. Lebanon 16,843
Bruokman & Conn, Albany 15,921
Tbe contract was ordered let to Craven
A Ohoger. of Salem. The firm offered
to subtract $300 from their bid piovided
Pioneer stone might oe used for the base
ment; Tn Sisrta EsraBTAisnajTr. -A large
audience attended tbe annual graduating
exercises of the Sisters school at the
opera bouse hut evening, and as always,
were greatly pleased with the program,
presented as heretofore published. The
musical selections displayed the splendid
instructions received in that department
Misses K Skelly, M Sprenger, L Ketch
nm, L Bo wen, J Beard, L Brenner, M
Casey. E Howard. E Hill, M Han'er. N
Zeye and M Senders are certainly adebts
in "the manipulation of the keys, as dis
played in the piano solos, duets, and
trios rendered. Tbe salutatory by Lot tie
Ketchum was well pronounced. "Tbe
Fairv of the Fountains," n operatta was
a verv pretty affair, bringing out some
excellent talent. Light Hearts Pilgrim
age" an allegory was a delightful piece
of children's acting, and was greatly ap
preciated by all. The other parts were
heartily applauded as well. Graduating
honors were confered on M iss EleooreM
Zeyss, of this city, and the exercises
closed with a farewell cboro us. Tbe gift
and display of flowers wer e large and
rUoanl An.t tliA una-al flptfl ratinna vprtr
attractive.
f i' Tnt: Sastiam. J R Whitney w a
up surveying his claim above this place U
week with a view to building a new house
Notice warning people to lie careful about
fire have been posted throughout the San
tiam region, and it will not be healthy for
tbe individual who lets a forest hre get
started. The law will be enforced and
transgressore prosecuted to its fullestextent.
Krnest Bern-, son of J P Berry and
a brother of J" L Berry, met with a very
painful accident while fishing on the Hreit
ri i. ' J it.. ....... . ;;,!. ;,..... !., ,
dan trD place and slipped and fell to the
rocks Wow. breaking nix arm alwve the
wrist artd otherwixe brumng him to a con
siderable intent.
i TiJ, jivumn. nc v ,
As a resuft the failure of Hamilton A.
Job's bank at Corvallis the Niagara mill.
which was owned by ?ph Job has been
closed down. Lum5rman.
Cibccit Cocht. The fo'lowmg new
cases have been filed :
C C Leo agt James Weddle, recovery
of monev.
Lang Si Co agt J B Thompson, recov
ery of money ; attachment.
Asaiunnient of the Bank of Oregon-
This assignment hows the following :
Assets :
Real estate 115,000 UO
Furniture 3,000 00
Overdrafts 3,178 93
Notes 32,8i J 08
Total HM1 0
Liabilities:
Accounts --,' w
Certificate of deposit 11,818 60
s34,34i) SI
W S Thompson appointed assignee.
Matter of estate of O.to Serfling.
Cattlemxx Arrested. Time more
cases of driving too many cattle across
bridges at one lime have bien reported
On tbe 12th inst, A M Osbnrn, who is
taking a band of cattle across the moun
tains, was arres'ed for driving more than
twenty-five bead at one time across the
Big Fall Creek bridge. He was fined ten
dollars and costs. He gave a check on
the Lane County Bank for the amount,
and vesterdav morning the justice of the
J peace came to town to collect the amount
, nd found the bank cosed. Columbus
r. nr anil wiiiin.nl ijhuci ii nil i iovui
r, ere arrested at tbe same place for the
gai ue onense, ana nneu iou uuuau kv,i
' ' , ! 1 .... . 1 r. I F . M . ...h
anA the COSt aillOUmeu IO veil uuiibib
eBjC i . They paia mo muuu. vuu
Btb.'e jKissinger went several miles up
tut; roact anacaugnt ineji. an ciaiuicu
the Big Pll Creek bridge was injured.
Regiser.
The Co."vall's Time makei. the lo'low
W unkind remark: -Albany has always
been jealous of Coi vallls and has gener-
jealous of Crva Hi. anc I ha. gen
erally beeri able to out do u. Sbe fr-.tted
for I Hme under our
finally saw and went u. one better
Riht hew we would like to remark that
Alosnv doesn't need to be jealous of any
of Its neighbors and Is not.'
An unpleasant thing about bank fail
ure is that wemen are the first ones to
get excited and maks a run for the batik.
If pssople would, keep cool half the bank
fail ores could Joe averted.
An Ciieoon tini7.zi.KY. -The griz.ley
bear is nearly a tiling of tbe past in Oregon;
but occasionally one is heard from. The
Tidings, of Ashland, tells the following:
George Farlow, who is in town this week
from the ranch of Farlow Bros, on upper
Butte creek, tells of some fun the rancners
in that neigh'norhood have lieen having
with bean this sprtng and summer. A big
grizley whose tracks in the snow measured
twelve inches in diameter has been living
on fresh beef while waiting for tbe berries
to ripen. He has killed at least five head of
cattle in lhat ncighWhood three of them
three vear old steers and one a biir cow
with a liell on her. Messrs (ieorgv anil
Perrv Farlow. W H Bradshaw. Hank
Wight and others have spent a good part
ot several weens trying to capture tnis
grizzley, but could t do it. l hey set a Mg
steel trail which the irrizzlev would haul
around, knocking down and draggingabout
the logs which had been piled around it.
The trap was sprung by him four different
times, but failed to catch him. though it
caught a big brown bear, which the men
kHUsd. Doga would trail the grinder bnt
couldn't bring him to a stand, and from
the direction of his hut trail followed, he
seemed to be making for the Dead Indian
country. He as a monster and is one of the
very fear grizzlies left to roam the section
of Cascade and Siskiyou mountains which
thirty years ago was a favorite resort of
this " largest and fiercest of the numerous
of bears in America.
Corvallis. The floating of the ?L
ooo issue of Corvallis city lull bonds
meets with unexpected delay in the
withdrawal of their bid by J W Hayes
& Son, Cleveland, O.. whose bid of par
and a premium of $8So was recently ac
cepted by the city council.
Walter T. Wilea has given notice of
his resignation as assignee of the Cor
vallis Carriage and WagoniCompany and
requested the creditors to have a meet
ing called to appoint a successor. Mr
Wiles Is assistant cashier in the First
National bank, and the business of the
bank has increased to such an extent
that his duties thero occupy all of his
time.
Bun Dep. a son-in-law of Jim Westfall
and an employe in Gene Lee's wash
house, had IsOO deposited m the II J,
bank, and two weeks before the suspen
sion had given his employer notice to
get another man, as he would shortly be
off for China. He baa no faith in re
covering any of his shekels Times.
Probate Record.- In estate of Tbos.
Clemens, final settlement set for July
In estate of Maud and FrancU Wagnou.
D. H. Wagnon filed bond for 2JU as
guardian.
In estate of J. B. McKechuie second an
uaal account was riled.
In estate of F. H. Roacoe. final -ettle-nient
set for August 7.
In estate of Jan. R. Thompson, final
settlement set for Aug. 7.
In estate of M. D. 'haniberiain. M.irv J.
Chamberlain was appointed ivlministratrix.
Bond. $250.
In estate of Jos. Moist, the real rotate
was ordered turned over as proviileJ in tbe
will.
In guardianship of John K. Porter. W.
T. Porter was appointed guanlian. Bond.
$400.
Brow nsvillk. - A talk with some of tbe
stockholders of tbe Brownsville bank dem
onstrate tbe fart that that institution is on
solid footing now aid fears nothing for tbe
future.
While painting on the K. of P. hall
W'eiinesday J. K. Mcilargne bad a bit of
uninviting experience. He wa on tbe
roof of tbe high structure, near the top.
when be slipped and fell, tbe bucket of
roof paint be was carrying being spilled
in such a manner as to completely cover
his face and Wind him for a moment. He
slid down tbe strep incline at a rapid rate,
but fortunateiv for him t it spoiled a gviod
item for usl there was a Luge piece of tim
ber fastened to tbe roof, upon which he
caught and undoubtedly saved himnetf from
being dashed to piece. Times.
Wild Gooe Chase.- Years ago, dur
ing the Indian war. Jake .Apperson. then
a soldier, was stationed in the Blue moun
tains and while there prosperted a canyon
anil in ten panful of ilirt washed out $60.
Soon after this the command was moved
and since that tiny, be has never been near
that section of country. The other day Ir
Young and Mr Apperson concluded to sec
if tbey could find the spot and aceordinsrly
made arrangement for a trip over tbe Cas
cade by wagon. This morning they start
ed and will be gone some three or four
weeks. Six dollars a pan i rich enough
dirt to satisfy the average Yamhiller and
as tbe times are hard all the friends of the
gentlemen wish them success. - McMinn
ville Telephone Register.
Game Wardes Needed. Wm Man
nering who lives on tbe headwaters of the
South Fork of Coo river, was burned out
last week, and came in town Tuesday after
supplier. He does not know bow the hre
originated but suscta tbe "outlaws" in
that section wanted to get rid of him and
resorted to arson. Hundreds of deer are
annually killed there bv pelt hnnters. and
the fiesh of the animal" is either burned or
left to rot upon the ground. If Mr Man
nering's statement can be relied uimn.
I there is business in that neighborhood for
i the state frame warden. Kosebunr I'lai
'lain
dealer.
A Live Rtnaway. Thurs.lav Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Beard, of Tangent, started on a
strawlierry expedition after their horse
which has alwavs been a verv tractable
gentle animal. He immediately begun to
show a disfiosition to kick up behind and
rm, . which he gradually did in a live man
ner, throwing lioth out. bruising Mr.
Heard s face in a savage manner, but not
injuring Mrs. Beard. No wonder the
horse acted meauly. Awhile liefore some
laws, unknown, tied a ollar to the horse's
tail, and he ran all the way home, kicking
and jumping. It was his ruination, and
once gentle horse is ruined for ltfc.
I'hkee Chinamen. This afternoon the
three Celestials. Hor Chow (Little Jim! Wa
i uen and Lum Sick, arrested several day
ago for setting up ami running a lotterv in
Chinese row in this city, were taken Is-fore
Justice Newport, and waiving examination,
were held under $1)0 bonds each to await
the action of the grand jurv. They fur
nished Isinds. A high toned Celestial of
Portland was in the CMS to investigate the
matter for a wholiwiUe house then?, who do
not sell goods to gambling houses if they
know it.
Boxd Filed. T J Black, the newlv-ap
pointed collector of customs of this port.
submitted his official bond vesterdav to
.bulge Bellinger, and took his oath of office.
the bond was mailed last evening to See
retary Carlisle, and when it receives the ap
proval ot the treasury department Mr mark
will receive his commission. It is in the
sum of $50,000, and berrs the signatures of
William Church, Jr.. Sylvester Farn
Theodore B Wilcox, ThouiHS Richardson
and K 1) McKee.
A Bicycle VasTDAJL. Last night a viui
dal of the lowest order went around muti
lating and injuring bicycles generally, I !,
O. Beam's left up stairs in the Foster block,
was twisted and injured in other respects.
Charles Turlay's had the pneumatic tire cut
in two, and others were injured in differ-
tmt ways
lt is to Is! liiiiM-il who ever did
' IT I U Til
it is found and punished.
An Fa h.a nation. A correspondent at
Harrisburg says: 1 see in Weekly Dem
lint at of 23nlinst un article under the
beading "Tragedy at Harrisburg" whicb
makes it appear that Mr tVowioni was try
ing to evade the law. Such was not tlie
case as Mr Wassnm was at home at work
until arrcstetl. Will you please publish this
in next daily in the interest of justice.
Plain FacTs. And that I- what we
want. Fortmiller & Irving have just re
ceived an elegant line of lace curtains.
Their stock of wall paper Is large and
complete, and prices are remaikably low.
Over i io dozen window shades on hand.
Call on Fortmiller & Irving If you wish
the best and largest assortments to select
from.
mi lit sADrmaoxti.
FRIDAY.
Dr G W Maston returned la't evening
from a couple days trip to Portland.
The name of lion John Martin, of
Blooiningtou. appears on the Revere
House register.
Mrs S A .lone- and her lnother .1 T
Tirknor. left for Albany last evening to
visit friends for a short time. Statesman.
Miss Winnie ChantUrlin returned ind..
from Portland, where -he has bw-n taking
lessons in water color nuintinir. in udi.-l,
she is displaying a marked talent.
Mrs Frank Part' n. daughter and (wo
sons, of Wuitaburg, Washington. mril at
Albany this noon on a visit with friends
here, and are the guests of XIr John A
Crawford .
TE Jennings, C S bank inspector, of
Seattle, Is In ihe cilv.and will have charge
of the Linn Coorty National Bank. A
statement will beptepircd In a few dava
of the actual.oMttlonol affairs.
Miss Eva and Mary Myers, sistci of
Senator Jeff My era, ho have l-ecn at
tending the state normal school at Mon
mouth, came to S.lem yesttrdjy morning
snd ay the u :i7 train went to thtlr home
at Sclo Statesman,
Kx-Goveroor J H Fletcher of South Da
kota, has been iirjthe city several days hik
ing up real estate in this part of tlie' Willa
mette valley. W bile lie wa here ex-t iover-
nor Mooily took him to the capitol and pre
sented him to Wovemor Pennoyer and the
otbi r state oftiivr" Mr FletcbVr is mm h
pleads! with the Willamette rmUey and
Salem in jurticularand it is likely that he
will soon locate here.- Statesman. Ex
Governor Fletcher, the Democrat has been
informed is an uncle or father of William
Heb ber. the foot rarer, once a resilient of
Massy, ami who married Mi- Iimpman.
SlTtaDAT
Mr and Mrs. A. B. Morri went to
Turner to lay to the campmeeting.
Liwnse has been issued for tbe marriage
of B. F. Shannon and Carrie K. IhivU.
Prof. Adams, of the Jefferson arhools.
ha been iu the city several dav .
Misses Maggie anil Cora Barker If ft this
noon on a trip to BonneriUe. on the ".,!
unibia. C H tfed. and m ifc. and wife, ntv Fannie
Meneal. of the reg.n Iicif.c. were in thr
city today.
Tbe MiMw i;anl and Mi BU k Lnf Uiis
noon for Poitland. and Miss Abbie Wrigbt
to Corvallis
MUee Clara and Ktiiel liavis. who hav"
lieen visiting thir uncle George W. return
ed to Albany this forenoon. Salem Ju
mm, Rev ami Mr.. BctnH Fkdeston. of Ib
anon. are in the City . and will leave next
week for Irinceun. N.J.. where tlie former
will lake a two varst-Msrse in tbe The-ilog-i
cal Seminary.
Mrs. -"bei.benl left this
in Itaker City, taking with her her daugh-
ter
n van leve. wn-.::i it was
mtVS!rv t. r.nvev nn a rrs VI . v.,
Cleve's family will go to the Bay.
I Wr liamlar and family will remove to
Allny in a few Iar. V regret to lose
this estuuaLi- raaairt fr- in tejr rata l,f
Jefferson iloe t4 aff .'rd noffa ient etunlov
vi . . i , - ... - t
" " Ja" "MniirT, "DO I a llliilwngh!
and machine of rawi ability.- Review.
Tbe following tasn-V anendtsl the w. arid'
fair yesterday : I.. Flinn. Acme W. Flinn.
H-belia Flinn. rVlward F. So. Knuna K.
Sox. Mrs. K F. Sox. C. K. Sox. S. K.
Young ami wife. Mi Lee IVather
A M. IVaiber V. YsMng. Alhanv. Mr
. . iMtionev.
EL C. Watson retnmnl thi bom from
Memphis. Tenn . where he bad la-am in the
interest of tbe proaerotion in the state case
against the murderer of Jndg- Morgan, in
which a new trial had been granted The
.ase a as postponed. The man should have
t-n bangeil liefore tm. Mr. als-vn wa
accompanied borne by a i?er and sister-in-
law.
m Sunday a joyi carriage irtv drive
over from Albanv. nwisUtinL' in iiart of
Bert WestUook. Wrenn Ross. Mie Nora
Zey. Mirt Miller and Minnie "vnders.
Tbe eligible memi.-r- of tbe iazette force
psuv,l no pains tn entertain the tis;t. rs
The return game will be played at Albanv
next Sabbath - t 'or aiii itsrtU-
John lblgs. once a uromir.-nt ntinn
of Albany, is now tbe owner of the old
fwl ' fiooring mill in Kins' Vallev.
hich he has overhaull and fitted un with
the latest machinery- for turning out flour
oy tne ww rosier process, and is mw turn
ing Out tlie taM flour mail., in liie stale bv
all odl. a. the Post is informed. Yaouinli
Cost.
Claire Yunk. a voamr usntiei-.,n of Al-
lny who was betrotbeil to Mis Sadie Nel
son of this place, died last Monday of .con
sumption. Several wwk ago. knowing that
tie hail hut a short time to live, ha w.-m
anxious to see Miss Nelson, ami hi parents
iniuvwi urr w visn ijiem. Mie went to
Albany at once and remained till hi death.
She is expected home this awv!i. Ashland
1 idings.
Tlie writer of tbe following in the Slav
ton Times forget the fact the depositor re
ferred to will nrobahly get all of bis mmmj,
but it shows how people get excited and
don't know what they are standing on: A
sad irtory of the recent hank failure oomes
to us from just over in Linn Co. A man
who is past middle age. who lias worked
and saved his monev through wet and cold,
denying himself and family tl.e i ;v.. i.
life so as to be able to buy himself a place
of his own. And now just as his savings
amount to the sum reo.utrwl.and lie is readv
to purchase his home, one of the AlbanV
lianks fail, he has his monev denosited in.
In one moment the simi he' has lalons f..r
years to aTunnihite. is sppj.t away.
Tke Skill end svaonteiJar.
K.:-i.iiii to ihe prmlostioo of the mo it per
fect and popular 'axst va rvncdv kn..wr,
have enabled trie Cdiforuia Ftn HffftO C".
to achieve a fcreat saoseaa in : --, renulaticn
of iu i.i..-t, Sjiao of Fig., ss i. is conced
ed to be ins unirt-rsal Isxitix. For ea!e
alt liru.m-t..
nioi.Hiini.vu ,ii, i i i . i - - i , Imyr ri
complete line of noveltisc, direct from the
makers, can furnish the s aine at lowest
i v ... ,
prices. liistles. iinrrorH, pencils, ineni-
uratnia doors, napkins, tans.nilers, vanl
sticks, panels, chromo cards, caps.'calen
dars. xmas cards, etc., in season. .
And always the best Jon PRcrrisfu' "
SMILEY, l-eading Printer.
Wt niuso Invitavions.
Woovlen, Tin,
Silver, Gulden
Common every day.
SJKII
Wire for t'oMs,
bUity, .Small iiik
Kevers nnd Oenerci ,)o-ti-i-j.
Z5c. per bottle.
Oapt Sweimv. U 3 A!ii Di. i'a
ys. "Shiloh's Catarrh Rs oejy i, tha fi
edieiuc I ttaea ever found that Would do
y good . Price, 50 ots . Sold by Voah
Mason.
Shilnh'a Vitaiia.-r ti wbt )au nred for
dyspepsia, tcrpid liver, yellow stin or kid
nay trouble. It is ifiisrsnteed to gvB you
sstistAC'.ioe. Price 75o. Sldby Fuhay &
Maaon,
Sonii yoar nume and add.-o to A - A
caoook Af Co Albiov, Oregon, u,l 0
on the DsMociiAT, they will mill yon
ashion sheet frea eioh month.
Ouarnntced to cure Dillons AltaOmana
Constipullon, .Small Ulln Ik! im-.
Board and Looanre of good qiuiiity a
reasonable rates ore the strong points of "the
Star Contracts of the World s Fair Hotel
and Boarding Bureau. For sale ut all rail
road ticket offices in Portland and at Salem,
Albany. Eugene, Corvallis, McMiunville
and Oregon City. Don't go to Chicago
without vour nci oinmmiat ions reserved, un
less you have a big puree you are -uixious to
empty. Call on C. K. Ironk at the depot
for particnlars ,
SEW VOUk LLTTEIt,
New York, June ICtli, 1893.
The fine political hand of Colonel La
aoat is plainly evident in the appoint
mentof Charles W Dayton as postmaster,
in place of Postmaster Cornelius Van
Cott. Mr Dayton is a lawyer, who cast
his fortunes with almost every political
movement started in New York. Being
a resident of tbe upper part of the city
and a friend of Mr Lament's, he pacbes
up a truce b--teen the Tammany and
"iiu lammaiiy democrats or the city.
M
May ton has alwavs been a strong
Anti-Tammany man until recently when
be cast bis lot with the Tammany braves.
Among thi large crowd of professional
people that attended tbe funeral of Kd
win Booth were some of tbe most famous
-
actors and actress of the day. It was
an earnest svinnathizirtf tbronv uhr.e
object was to do honor io the memory of
our nation's greatest actor and dramatic
schools. Among the n ournere, was
John W Mackay the California midion
aire who, when a poor boy, forty years
ago' spent his last twenty-five cents to
witness a performance of "Hamlet" in
the gallery ol a San 1" rant isco the a f rp
Joseph Jefferson the veteran comedian
was alto in attendance having been a
warm friend and a d inner Ot tbsi itaait
tragedian.
Steamers sailing for European ports
are crowed with American tourists, and
everv ocean greyhound that leaves this
p irt carries at least 400 passengers. This
la the sea sen for travelers to go abroad
and society is rapidly leaving tbe city for
the catering places of Europe.
Rac.ng men are having an interesting
season so far, and the prospect are that
tbe present season will he recorded as tbe
most successful in several year a Eastern
owners are preparing to send their crack
three rear old's to compete in the Amer
can Derb? to be run at Chicago during
tbe latter part of the month. The value
of this race is U).000. Before this.how-e-er,
the Suburban Handicap will be
run at Sheepshead Bay on the 20th.
Cnusoal interest is being manifested in
the great race because of tbe meeting
of the two champions Lampiighter and
Tammany. Racing men were surprised
to learn, on Tuesday, that tbe great colt
Tammany owned by Marcus Dalv, the
copper king, had injured his foot which
necessitated his being withdiawn from
tie great race. Tbe toee'ing of Lamp
lighter and Tammany is thus deferred
Twenty hours from New York to Chi
cago is indeed remaiaable time, and the
N Y Central and Hudson River R R Co
certainly deserves praise for establish
ing such a record. Daiicg the past two
years the N Y Central has improved its
equipment and road bed to such an ex
tent, that it ranks second to no other
railroad ia the country. Iu passenger
service to Buffalo and Chicago exc-Ia in
improvement and ronteoif .ee. that of
the other roads terminating in this city.
MS N every morning the Empire State
Express leaves Grand Central depot over
the Central road for Buffalo a distance of
over 4S0 miles, arriving there at 5:35 io
tbe evening. This is the fastest regular
passenger train in the world Tlie fare
to Chicago is 40 high and it is hoped
that the trunk lines will shortly tuake a
cuntiderabb' reduction in ratts so as to
enable the working people o visit the
World's Fair.
FrllowiAg the Urge attendance at tbe
ball games on Decora tic o Day.contea tbe
news that the average daily attendance
at the Polo grounds is about 5000 people.
This is the greatest in Uie history of the
national game. Althoogti through tbe
inability of the New York team, owing to
its weakness in the pitching department,
to keep at the head of the list, it is en
couraging indeed to know that Captain
Ward's Gian's bare climbed up from
eleventh to fifth place during the past
two weeks- The Giants won the last six
out of seven game played and if no serious
mischief overuses them on their western
trip, the projects for their winning the
coveted penant will become very bright.
The regular season in the theaters has
closed and the time for light opera, bor
iesqoe and Yauderrille has arrived and
the Roof Garden are doing a rushing
business On the Casino and Madison
Square Garden roofs a first-class perform
ance is given every evening from 8 to 12
p m As refreshments are erved and
the atmosphere is cool these resorts are
well patronized during the hot summer
mon bs
m F. H . Koelscii
What Da law Takr.
Medicine for? Because vou are sick ar.d
want to get well, or because you wish to
prevent Illness. Then remember that
Hood's Sirsapati'ila cures all diseases caus
ed by impure blood.
Purelv vegetable Hood'sPi',1 ztc.
A Waaatriral Macfclae.
Thcte U no doubt that man is a fine
mchanistn, but like everv ether machine
he wears out bv Mrtion I. is said that
he li born again everv t o or three years.
HI bsvlr la vtrtuaiiT remadefiom food.
To reiaid ihi making over is radically
rong. as man base so much vitalltv
In the de'ayrd process that it takes a loag
time to recu:erate. The prercisof niak
Ing anew Is so accelerated by purging eltb
crandrelh fil.s that a .new man. as it
were, mtv be made In tars) c three
months, snd Ihe change in the mcchariim
is such that Ihe worn out par. part is re
placed tv the new without the usual run
nlng down f the cnthe machine. You
do.i't have to stop for trpairs .Purge
away with Brandre'.h a 11 la the old, dis
eisrd and worn out twdy. Iney sre
purelv vogetable, absolute , rtarm'c.s , "lid
safe to akc at any time
l.AVNDEV Work Kveiy citizen of Al
bany should bear in mind that the
Albany Steam Laundry guarantee fit it
class work at very reasonable r.rices, and
employs nothing but white labor. Shirts
lone as cheaply as tne v innaman. rai
ronize your own race
Money to Loam. I have money in
sums of 500 to 20.tB to loan on ltu-
Drov-d (arm lands in Linn and Rentes
cou.it iee, at lowest current rates,
delay in furnishing the money.
0 H Bt Kiii var
Real estate agent. Albany, Oregon
New Pmotookai-iiku. I have opened a
new irallerv In the Y. M. C. A. bio.. 2nd
stnvt. AIIhmiv. and will try hanl to plea
all who will favor me with their patronage,
i will take all siws and styles of photos as
good as the and a cheap as the cheap
est. 1 am no traveling photo here today
and gone tomorrow, but have come with
wife and children to make a nonie in your
glorious climate. 1 have come to stay.
Please call and see mc and try my work.
Very resisictfiillv vours.
. a. ii v.vi ji r.i.i
Lite of Toronto, Canada.
iTowdhlsI
We offj-r One Hunid Dollara Scwr '
any caso cf Catarrh that cannot be ci aw
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
V J. Cltr.NEY & CO., Props. , Toledo, O.
Wo tlio III! isilltnsfli have known F. J. Ckf
ncy for tho bet 15 years, and believe him pst
tcctty hooorabls iu r.U b:sinesa transaction
awd laiantlTiJ ablo to carrj ut any o-"
tiooii ninile by their firm.
WaswaTavara, Wholesale Drunaiste, Tolt .
W AUii so , K l sna N & M abvin , W hoKsala DnJ
gisU. Toledo, O.
ITaU's Catarrh i -ure Is taken internally .actlac
directly upon ihe lilo.nl an.! i.nirnus siirfarcaot
tlu - '. " Prtee. Wo. nsr boUla. Mold by au
Uru-;i'.i. Tesdmnrtsja Pm
gheo Baby wasalca, we pa r Ol aWrf.
tVhen si. J was a Child. ! eistd for (WSSW,
When sis) became Miss, she chms to 'uslon.
t-heaahobadChlU-cr aboKavot'icraCiutona,
Washington i.ettek
v
l'etti cor regular Corrtsjsnfleiit.
A.shi.vgtox, June 19, 18S3.
The president has been suffering from an
attack of rheumatism for several days,
which, taken with tbe knowledge that he
has been dieting himself for s.ime time to
reduce his flesh, which notwithstanding tbe
enormous quantity of the hardest kind of
work he corstantly does, has been increas
ing, was made the foundation for numer
ous sensational reports concerning his gen
eral health Your correspondent is as
sured by (hose who know that Mr Cleve
land's "eneral health, barring the rheuma
tism, is excellent. Ue expect, in company
with Mrs Cleveland and baby Ruth, to
leave Washington tomorrow or next day
for bis Buzzard Bay cottage, where Mrs
Cleveland and Ruth will spend tbe amex
Mr Cleveland will return to Washington
within a wek or ten da,-, possibly sooner.
and will remain, making occasional visit
to Buzzard s Bay until the last of July,
when he expects to go for at least a months
stay. Tne fact that he expxts to spend
tbe month of Augu.t away from Wasbing-
on effenally disposed of th rumored
earlier calliog cf tbe extra session of con
gress. a rumor that probably had its only
origin in tbe wishes of those who have
been here clamoring for in immediate
extra session
The coroner's jury a: nesvly completed
its task of Investigating tbe Ford's theater
catastrophe, and its verdict is looked for
ward to with tbe greatest of interest It is
well nigh certain that it will blame Colonel
Ainswort.i for contributory negligence, if
!.r nothing worse In that case the grand
jury wi I probably indict Ainswortb for
i&anslaughter. and its finding will neces
sarily carry some weight with tbe army
court of icqairy which will look into tbe
matter this week. Col Ainswortb is still
at tbe bead of the records and pension
office of the war department, and. owing
to tbe peculiar condition surrounding tbe
position, would sti I i c tbe legal bead cf
the office and continue to draw bis salary,
even if be were suspended by tbe president,
as be may be befcre tbe end of this meek
A ins worth is a colonel in tbe army, bat be
ba neither regiment nor command ; be is
not in tbe line cf promotion and cannot be
transferred to other duties by the president :
and be is the only man in tbe army wbo
cannct be. Col A in worth can only be re
moved from tbe army by cour. martial,
and so long as re remains io tbe army it is
doubtful abetter the president ha author
ity to appoint any other man chief of the
records and pension offer, although be can
desicnate another :rmy officer to perform
jae duties temporarily A little political
tinge ba been jiven tbe matter by she ap
pearance of Senator Proctor a tke special
champion of AicswortL.
Although Sec Gresham will neither af
firm nor deny tbe statecect that Minister
Blount has resigned, those who know tbe
intention cf Mr Btoant say it is true, and
tbe presence of ffon Prxtor Knott, ol Ken
tucky, in Washington, ba caused the be
lief that he will be bu soccesaor.
When next pension day comes around
there will be om disagreeably surprised
men. among tiose wbo will app'y for their
checks at several cf tbe pension agencies
throughout tbe country Tbe failure to
receive tbe customary check will be tbe
Snt notice these men will have that they
nave bean dropped from the pension roll a
a result of the examinaiica now being con
ducted ly a select committee of examiners,
of all tbe pensions granted under Raam's
coastructioa of the act of iS&. Although
this work ha just commenced many name
have alreadv been dropptd and many core
will follow. Tbe men who an? being drop
ped by tai committee are not strictly
speaking fraudutact pensioners, atth-.aigh 1
they have drawn public money to which
they were not entitled. Ihe wrong was
ommitteJ bv Rium in sn construing the
law as to make them eligtb'e for pensions,
and for that reason it not probable that any
attempt will be made to re rover tbe nicney
alresdy paid to those who hare been or will
be dropped, as will be done in cases where
tbe pensioner got on the roll by fraudulent
acts of hi own.
Twenty army oiiKers have been detailed,
under the act of July UML to act as Indian
agents. There was ccnriderable difficulty
in finding officers rilling to serve, and the
president did not care to dctsi! men for the
dutv against their washes
Tarsi) c
C D Fndrick,
I vrsrrk-ac
e well known pho
tographer.
tadwav. Nev York,
say- "1 risve ncen using ai'cikv s ror
ous Plasters for ao veais. and found them
one ot the Dev. ol lamuv meoicuies.
Briefly summing up my experience, I say
that when placed on .he small of the back
Alleock'a Plasters fill the body with ner.
vflut energy, and thus cure fatigue, brain
exhaustion, debiity and kidney difficul
ties. For women and children I have
found them invaluable. They never ini
tate tbe skin or caue the slighter! pain,
but cure sorcthrost. toughs, colds, pain in
the side, back or chest, intiigtstion . nj
bowel complaints."
W tvrw Tnsvellaa.
Whether no tlsasSsaa beot. or business,
ta on every trip a bottle of Svrop of Figa,
it acts mst ptras-ntly and effectively oo the
kidaeya, livvr at d liowels, preyrnting fevers,
headache rd other forms cf rickncs For
aa'e iu 50 seat and $1 latttes byal badii g
diuggist.
Tin: Noiitiikun Pvnm Raii.hovd
Will Slash tiu. R.vti. ufficials of tlie
Northern Pacific Railroad have divided to
place low niti-s inioeffivt. Hiey will sell
tickets from Portland to St Paul for $"Jo
first-class, and make ixiriespnnding low
rates to all easteni points. WOnd's fair
round trip rates will be gn-atly reduieil.
Tickets can lie utilized on either of their
through trains. With of which will continue
to carry the Pullman tourist upholstered
sleepers. 'IV o trains daily without change.
For full information and to secure your
sleeping car accommodations, call on, or
address A D Charlton, assistant general
passenger agent. No. l'Jl First street, cur
lier of Washington, orCtl Burkhart, local
agent. Albany Oregon.
Fortmiller A Irving have engaged a
first c'ass upholsterer, end are now pre
pared to upholster lounges, parloi sets, etc,
In a superior manner. This will be a
great cccommodation to thaw many cus
tomers Strawberries
morning.
r L Kenton's ev ery
Clean towels to every cuitou.er at VierccV
shaving patlors,
C'earance sale of all kinds of ba's at
ldaM Brush's. Now is your time to buy.
Viereok'a st aving ant hair euttinj par
1 or.
Bit'i t Vie e -k 'a shaving and bir cu
Uig parloi r.
See tbe New 1 mi roved SI iger sewirg mi-
chine. Tbe l ast ia alw a the cheap, t. J
VVSowdeD.aa.cnt. OJicJ.t r M l-rnoi"
The Oregon JLand Co
Vitn it
SALEM- - -
ne Gray block, corner Liberty and
M AKES a specialty of tjannyside fruit tracts near'Salero)
Will Mil 5, 10 or 20 acre lots at 50 to"$60 ptr
ere pmall cash payment long time on balance
orparticuIars.
TAE12t?HXD nn
Ly Burkhart Eros.
One oi the oldest Job Jrinting
Offices in the State
fhe only Exclusive Job Olce
IN LINN COUNTY
We have the Largest and
best Stock of Printers' Sta
tionery, it has ever been onr
pleasure to offer the people.
COME TO SEE US
Fg:" Good. Quick Printing.
T SWILEY,
Julius Gradwohl's Bazaar
""he very latest .news is that you can buy at JXJIIU3
fi DWOSIa'S BAZAAR, for net cash, goods as follows:
Arbuckle's Coffee. Per Pound
Cl'Jbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00
ids Magnolia Sugar White 1 00
Mo. 1 Kerosene, per single gallon 20
Cans refilled, 5 gallons 90
I Gallons Good Pickles.market firm. l lO
i Gallon No- 1 Syrup , .40
i i.. CTcdiKi a strict cash store, an-1 a!i goods will t sold for net cash ttossi i
rr tnt ln than reg-i ar price. XTy stick of Ch:raware, fancy goods, ana
tbj fsirmtle sy'.oa of (Ushev. as well as a general avajrtoaent of groeerioo, erock
T, lamp sod flit ureal is complet. I maks a aawatstt) of fi i? Ui-, c3 and
virj; powder, and always pl'asw toy customers,
I ct er saver n sponsible i nan ranee ec upanies. JCallom 6rssJ srofal.
?ATR3HiZE WA
l mm k MfRCHflNTS INSURANCE CO
V Ibssay ,
itKAO, Freasdewt.
J L COffAN. Treasurer.
i Cnaan, Fs;mpwi, W F Read, D BMoawi'.h.M StarnrjergJ V? ,-u ,
i K Veal bertord, C J Stuart, i O Vn'ritssnan.
LS0 DXSTtlCT AGETTS SOB 'J?
several Solid Eastern and Foreign Companies
FORTMILLER & IRVING
rndertakers
T E KkET r aStaaOj tn I nd full lite c t n Ho ic. Iih i!,iicusU';u
VV cvff-i. Also luiialictts ard sells, in 1 ntccioir., 'i : n fW
which will be old at
The Lowest Living Profits.
EMC ALMITJG and Use proper care of tbe Jead a specialty.
NO EXTRA CHARCfc FOR
ALBANY, - - MASONIC
CITY BOTTLING CO.,
Wholi sale and
Soda Hater,
iders,
sis. aire mid. I ron.
Seltaer W, atrrit,
n . clunl. ciivd
OPPOSITE RUSS HOUSE
NEW : FURNITURE,
KMX SroRE KKOWfOLl OF FIRST-C1ASS FUBNITURK,C0NS1STUVG
1V1 i f bed room set, chair, lounges, etc., which I will sell at
BOTTOM PRICES.
Call on for barRsiis.
-hi: ..K.ninu rnoTOURApacRS, e&"
sikaar es
home office ti
- OIRIfcJG-OIISr-
State stieef, branch office tn lVrthviv
- INSTITUTIOKS.
Oregon .
J O WRITS 34 A.JC. Socr-tti
Geo F SIMPSON. Vice Pfsns lat.
and
Eiubalniei's.
RE ARSE OR SERViCLt,
TEMPLE, - - OREGON
RctailDeaiers in
Birsb Beer,
Saraapariila and Irou,
Iron Wine.
BM.
us a tiial.
A I R A M v no
ivbunn 9 a wn,i
Tbos Brink.
Cabinet phj:os fro.n $1.50 to
. per doafn. rnlaigof; p.ctur
rS7wSm Specially i6xio crayoirfra
Vfor Sioov. We -i- y'a -x -e
ol .sxS and sterescop c view o