The state rights democrat., July 14, 1893, Image 3

ehc flcmotrat.
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J. HARRY GAY
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hi-- tt i fc :t ' ' I rwhi-l f ir H (fttn I" SHtWl tier.
TlHI Lor. -ii'iiiL' (heir lire-- in ihuiirer -truck
lii- f:illtr "ii tltc head with :i bjttBj killitip
tiitn Iffstttiitlt. Hi' trcnt t" Vv PUlm
Snlurititv nu'ttiinir WW cnr himself up t"
the sheriff, who. tritli the Cormier, hits re
paired t" the st-Piie b! Hie tr:isrPly.
Vf!!T Ht'MI Bltt)tN(!. There !l!M-t hi' M
Vic detiwiifl for money in Piilem acfOhutUt
In fho following from the Ptfttesrmin : (The
itdinurned meeting of Hie directors of the
Palettt Builditirr arid Toim association was
held at the office of the secretary last even
ing, at wliii'h all withdrawals were paid in
full, and only one new notice of withdrawal
presented. Two thousand dollars was
loaned nt 120 months. ?400 at eiphty, and
400 at seventy-six. The one at 1'2 months'
interest in advance was the high water
for this association since its orfpinization
four years ago the first of next November.
Nf.w 1. M'a The following postmasters
were appointed ye.-terday in Oregon:
Brownsville, Linn county, h M Jack: Gas
ton. Washington county. CW Hudson;
Monmouth. Polk county. " J .1 Higgins: Ne
halem, Tillamook county. (' S Bobbin;
Stjiyton. Marion county. .1 H Hitrnahy. The
total nunilier of fourth-class postmasters
apjiointed today was SHI. of which were
to till vacancies caused by resignation and
death.
Wau Pi I tllil, - I couple evangelists
of the Christian church have the following
posted up all over Pendleton, and the same
has been circulated in Albany on small
slips: "A reward of (SQil offered for a
jiasage of scripture in tlie Bible command
ing an alien sinner to pray for forgiveness
of sins. A reward of 850 is offered for tin
example of "sprinkling" or "pouring" for
Christian baptism in the Bible. A reward
of 8V) is offered for any other than the
Christian church authorized in the Bible
under the christian dispensation. A re
ward of $500 is offered for one or more
standard Oreek-English lexicons that give
"sprinkle" or "pour" as a meaning for tlie
!reek "baptizo." W ar! War! ! War! ! !
War declared upon sin. error, superstition,
infidelity and operatic singing.
The Custom House. Collector
. i
Black is I
proceeding slowly about making changes in
the custom huse and appraisers force at
Portland. Fred Floed. formerly of the
Democrat, is already at work and is booked
for the place of first deputy. H W Sitton.
of Yamhill county, has been substituted for
Thomas Jordan. Charles Ohle went in
some time ago in place of William B Se
wall. examiner. The other two examiners,
Charles Hoxsie and Thomas Young, have as
yet been undisturbed. W E Pullman has
taken the place of Charles Hughes. dep".tv
collector. MeHsrs Pike, Phillips and Jas
knlek are still at work. Mr Pike will con
tinue as chief deputy for some time. Salem
Democrat.
A DESEnTED Village. The following
from the West nearly duplicates Gold
smiths deserted village: Four people were
left in Florence on the 4th to watch each
other. They were: Mesdames Masterson
and Morgan, and Messrs Kyle and Wilson.
They celebrated by congregating and be
moaning their sad fate. But to do some
thing patriotic. Mr Kyle read the ten com
mandments which he mistook for the dec
laration of Independence and Mr Wilson,
in his dazed condition, playeti the Dead
March in Saul on the cornet, thinking it
was Hail Columbia.
Base Ball. Saturday 's game be ween
Albany and Salem was a closely contest
ed one.and brought out some good plays.
Arick, of San Jose, who is visiting in
Albany, did some excellent amateur
work in the box for Albany. He struck
out 3 while Grant struck out 4. Jolirson,
Sheaand Meilen made one good double
play. Grant made a lio'ne run, and
Strand, Sullivan and Holtnan, of Salem,
and Wallace and Stanley, of Albany, two
base hits. Sena McFarland umpired in
an impartial manner.
Yesterday Salem again won by a score
of 8 to 4. It was not as good a game, it is
raported, as that of Saturday. Portland
defeated Oregon City Sa'urday 11 to 9
a'id Sunday 10 to 7. The record is now
follows:
PLAYED.
12
12
10
10
WON".
5
0
0
LOST.
4
r
4
7
Albany
Portland
Salem
Oregon City
Ax Albany Child Kicked. A li'tle
child of Mr and Mrs Hedges, from Al
bany, who are the guests of Mrs Hedges'
parents, Mr and Mrs R V Howard, met
with a painful accident while attending
the celebration at Smith field. The child
walked up to a horse hitched near by
and caught him by the tail. This
freightened the animal and he kickd,
striking the little dhild on one side of
the head, knocking in senseless. It has
developed that the child was not much
hurt, the kick proving a g ancing blow.
-Junction City Times
Probate Kecoku. - W T Porter was ap
pointed guardian of Johh K Porter, insane.
In estate of Buth A Fry. a gna rdian . B
A Fry was appointed guardian.
In estate of Andrew Bobb. will m id
mitted to probate. Jane A Bobb waamjp
pointed executrix.
In estate of W O Cooper. H II Hewitt
was appointed administrator. Bond 81 560,
In estate of Henry Hirons, A P Hirons
was appointed administrator. Bond 14000.
Edward Durban was formally adopted as
the child of I E Stanton and wifeand name
was changed to Edward Ilurbin Stanton.
Old Tame
Methods
of t r c at i n g
Colds and
Coughs were
based on the
idea of sup
pression. VVe
now know
that "feeding a
cold" is good doctrine.
Scott's Emulsion
of cod-liver oil with hypo
phosphites, a rich fat-food,
cures the most stubborn
cough when ordinary medi
cines have failed. Pleasant
to take; easy to digest.
Prapnrivl hySrntt Iloy iip N. Y. AM rtrggint.
FOSHAY & MASON
WSOUIiAVS ASS HMttlh
Druggists and Booksellers
L'.'i '.to for John B. Alden's publications,
m ieb we sell at publlaher's prlosa with
, .ataaearldai'
LBA4Y. OBEOOII
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ilegnix. I'urtly i luinly to l.ui.ly will
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the 1 4 1 liiu lil' Ii I nuvk in piuyri'sK link
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WtMi WHW ftH.WWt; PrttHf itilil tilltltts
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lit ectii.!i- Mi"
riot up t" the arerairi
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(fWjWltHy spi'ilkiiii; th"1
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yieiu.
In Rttftfrl I in'gi'ii.i lo'iilv In partlt i loudr
wi'iithi'r has i "iiliutii'il: there Hits heeti ii
marked ali-'enie ef any real warm weather
s" far this sea--on. (-(- are freipietit in
I rook. Klamath anil Lake countii-. A .gen
eral rain ivcurred on the PtH and fth- 'Die
trrain crop has heeu greatly lienefitted hv
the rains. Fields which ten days HMJ did
not promise over 1 II or 1 5 hnshels jier acre
or not hardly sitital'le for hav. have retired,
new growth lias started ntuf the U are
filling nicely. The fruit crop is. no mm
than it is in the western portions of tlie
state. Insects are marked by their al'seuce.
though in Wasco county a few codlin moths
are to lie observed; in Tmatilla the green
aphis and codlin mdth are ipiite injurious:
in Klamath the green aphis lias done dam
age to some of the fruit trees. As in West
ern ( Iregon the cool weather abates the tie
velopment of the fruit pests.
RE 11 fSTATE SUB
A F Hamilton to R C Vatkin.
f4 acre. Sweet Home 8
H It Miller to J W Wallace. 1 lot.
Wsad
Harry Wilson toC H Stewart. trustee,
lot 1. bl ;!, Ralston 's ad
Newt Iewis to Ezra Chase. SO acres.
IIS
C F Moist to W F ami .1 H Moist.
K interest 98-75 acres. 11 w J
Fred K Hill to Jas (i Boulin. 1 lot.
Lyons
R S Strahan to Sarah H Strahan.
reverting to Pet and Qaad
Strahan, 22x100 feet block 5. . . .
(irant E Barrett to Josephine Whed
bee. "5x134 feet, Iiebanon
E Storrs Barrow to E F Sox, 320
acres. 11 w 1
A J Wigle to R G Wigle. 121. 58
acres. 11 wl?
J L Hill to M M Cooper. 1 lot. So
da ville
H A Bingham to D R N Blackburn,
y block EOrin'a ad. Albany
D P Neff to Jas Gillospy. 2 lots. R s
ad. Iiebanon
Brownsville W M Co to AlKmv W
M Co. bl 115. lot 4. bl 110" li s
ad, Albany J
Win Roach to Man Peters, piece land.
190
1
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:(000
1500
1
125
1990
I
40
250
325
2250
200
Patent
xiamsourg
U S to (leorge Gebhart. "17 acres.
P5wl
A Circi s KMKT. The thieves naming
Sanger A: Lente cirrus met their match in
t. hehalis yesterday. A dispatch says: One
of the flim-flammers accompanying Sanuer
A: Lent's show beat a (ferman farmer out
of 820 by means of tlie short -change racket.
The I ierman swore out a w-arrant for his
j arrest, which was put into the hands of
j Deputy Sheriff Ed Baruett to serve.
Barnett went to the show train while
I the outfit was packing up after the per
formance and "xrested his man. As he
was leaving with him. employes of the
show, headed by the manager, assaulted
him together with two other officers, beat
him insensible and recueil the prisoner.
At this juncture Sheriff Barnett. accomp
anied by Ieputy Carpenter, arrived on the
scene with drawn revolvers and proceeded
to search the show train for the short
change sharp. They were unable to find
him. but arrested fouremployes of the show.
The manager in the meantime escaped to
the hotel and had gone to bed. They
hunted him up. got him out of bed and took
him with his hired men to the county jail.
The five prisoners were charged with as
saulting the officers, and were to have had
a hearing this morning, but it was post
lioned tili Wednesdav. The show proceed
ed to Olympia without a manager Jand sev
eral specaity artists, ine manager was re
leased on Ijail this afternoon, furnished on a
telegram from the. Oregon National bank of
Portland.
Cap Hcmpubey's Condition. Lasl
evenings Pendleton Y, O says: Late unf.w-
vorrble symptoms have occasioned the fea.r
among Capt Humphrey's friends that he
cannot survive the affliction of which he
was lately the victim. Last night he was
restless and delirious, and no sleep came to
relieve him. His cries awakened nearlv
everyone in the vicinity, and his attendants
were worn out in their effort-i to calm him
in bed. ' This morninghe hadquieted down
somewhat, although the condition of de
lirum remained. During the entire night
his friends, T Steuben, and J C Misell. and
nurse. James Hanrahan, watched nonstant
ly at his bedside. From his physicians a
more encouraging report wa. obtained con
cerning the captai-i. They state that his
pulse is fairly good, his temperature nor
mal, and that the iimb appears to be heal
ing rapiply. They do not think that there
is occasion for any alarm, and believe his
mental disquietude will prove but tem
porary. Tue Same Celestial. The following
from the Eugene ftttetd tells of a Celestial
who resided in Aioany at one time for a
year or more, ar.d whose prienee is an eye
sore to any city: A rumor has been in cir
culation that a CM6 of leprosy existed in
Junction City. In answer to a telegram
asking for particulars we received the fol
lowing answer: "I will state that 1 am
unable to find a single person who has even
heiiril of a case of leprosy in this place. A
strange Chinaman got off the train here
Batoraar. Hi; had a wen ou the back of
his neck as large as an average siy.c eoc .a
nut. The rumor must have started from
this. The heathen should l; run out of
town on general principles."
Killed a Hand Car. -Saturday
night two hand cars of employes, of the
Oregon Pacific, were run from Albanv to
Corvallis. On the way Thomas Smith,
who wae pumping on the front of the first
car, lost bis balance and fell off under
the wheels. Both cars run over him and
he' was picked up dy'ng. His body was
take? to Corvallis, where it was em
balmed, and will besent to Iowa. The
deceased was a young man who only re
cently came from the East, and had only
oeen working for the O. P. a short time
A Good Showing. An examination of
the affairs of the suspended LinnCounty
National bank at Albany is reported to
silo assets of the bank nufficient to pay
depositors and all other debts in full, and
stockholders the par value of ihfiir stock.
Salem Statesman.
New Photographer. 1 intvn opened a
new gallery In the Y. M. C. A. block, 2nd
street, Albany, and will try hard to plcane
nil who will favor me with their natronaire.
.... .. - -
J will take all sizes and styles of photos a
goon as ttie nest anu an cneap 11s trie cne.iie
est. I am no traveling photo here today
ind trone tomorrow, but have come with
1
wife and children to make a home in your
glorious climate. I have come to stay.
Please call and see rue and try my work,
Very respactfnlly yours,
S. A. Hammkll,
Latent' Toronto, Canaila.
19 To o. That is the score people make
who trade with Perry Conn, the dealei in
fresh groceries, produce and crockery
ware. They shut out hard times and give
clean bargains. Plenty of home lun
and a return for more goods. The game
is umpired on the square, and there Is
never any kicking. Piompt and courte
ous treatment. A steady thing. Doors
open early and late. If you would be (on
the winning side call on Conn.
rmr ir tmk hxmiih.
I'.i I be M.i Alwul Town. Agreeable
I" pi'iinife I will irivu van a MMMMltl
lay i emit trip in Mnntlcld' hot spring
THtM sprliiu ant on tlie iniitli n If of
the l; u t. i.i .i.i rivtr, an important
Irihiilniy of tho Nnrlli Sanliain The
piuiiriare in Marion county, about Itn
MINN lnw the line bet ecu Marion and
I inn Mnny, They ara said, by irtoii
Wha lluvui psUD.I vuraiMly or .....l
1iuiiiii(ivbi lii fanta, In Iiv only ik niilua
'i "in i be nuarasi i a 1 1 i.iad atalimi II. i.
i. it. ii b all ilalciiiunit in abaviicu nt no ulat
kiin ledge ume ...... ,,i iii..im ,.,,.
lion, luii oiuiiii bavti icniiiad Ilia tor
limns palb in vault I am pmpaiud t.i
'(latent.
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iiaiitnrl.l. Hit; in nin lulnr nl Ilm anwtiyii
lain Mill and y.mi liiiniliu. amvanl
inai.l.'.l Ilia l). '. al Atli.
.mi.teii I tia it I- al Albany, wal iiiiti
ad bif a iiaid iiiiuiib k Wliau we mil lad
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Witty dlHhltti' tlttHHt'tl tdtdrtttrl nt
1 A iieet tleleudtlttrl td Hitfli
t'lftefo ttet-a ilrinilHi, (imtelmd ttjrtUtt
IHH Ft YillWUJtli tim mail Hi Hit
trttim tnti hnrVtlntilitleM Itfi Kflptlitetl
ere tbln; I HUM tl''f.
41 lt' ldTte renebed l.tottt.. ultpre the
str?'"atterc crowded With vehicles and
footmen. fine" flyltic from house tops ithd
tlie roar of .tttviis reverheratlnn thrmtgh
the forests tit bit Bl that surround the
town. The nceouimodating train men
held 'be throttle lust long enough to
sllow the remaining few who were (joing
farther to feast their eyas on tlie beauti
fill dresses and sweet facas of charming
girls who surrounded the car on which
the orator of ti e day traveled. At the
familiar "all aboard" we again sped to
ward the east with nothine special to
Hrjttj except the ceaseless voice of a drunk
en "smart alick" who got on at Lyons,
and from there to the end of the track
never ceased to bore the crowd with his
blublH'ring self supposed sma't sayings.
No more impressive lecture for prohibi
Hon can be given than the slobbering,
silly expressions and idiotic gyrations of
a drunken fool, who if infatuated with his
own wisdom. Not a station could be
passed t hat escaped the eye of this bla
tant pest, and every mao, woman and
child along the road were overlooked, ho
thought, should they fail to receive an
impudent salute from hispaluted tongue
and rotten breath.
At Mill City, the next station, the pop
ulation is counted by hundreds not
thousands, but there is lumber enough
at the famous saw mills there to build a
dozen cities- Lumber towns are numer
ous and apparently prosperous from
there to the end of the track Vhen wa
arrived at Mill City the cars that had
been almost depopulated at Lyons began
to till .and long before Idanha was reached
s-anding room was again at par. Where
they all came from I cannot gay, but at
nearly every whistling station men and
women in great numbars were pared off,
often with from four to ten or twelve lit
tle red-faced children surrounding them,
awaiting their turn to be lifted on the
car. We arrived at Idanha, the eastern
terminus of the track, at 12 nocn, where
a picnic was advertised. Without stop
ping to shake hands with a half dozen
forest dwellers that had assembled to
welcome the excursionists, we slung our
packs across our shoulders and started in ;
single tile up the railroad grade, which
-as followed two miles to Scott's ranch, '
where tc left ttiA irrarlp. tnrnAat n I
mountain to the north, following a dim
'rail. v'e stopped at a mountain brook
and took lunch without lose of more than
fifteen minutes time For three miles ,
we climbed a mountain, or succession of j
mountains, so steep in manv places a .
gazall would have hesitated to undertake
the ascent, w e then crossed tlie south .
fork of Bolder, a rapidly flowing creek.
and came upon a mile of table land, after
which the middle fork was crossed. Be- i
tween the two Boldera reasonable foot
hold was found, but after leaving them '
another mountain w as encountered. which '
was steeper than the firs', if possible. and :
fat more disagreeable to ascend, because
Il was covered at least half the distance 1
of two miles with snow banked uo in'
places live feet deep. On arrival at the
summit, about fagged out, with feet wet
and almost frozen, and all the old rheu
matic pains of former years aw ake and
renewed in vigor, we were admonished
by the declining eu& to tarry not- With
a rapid glance at the surrounds, the de
scent was begun. Tramp, tramp, slip,
elide, tumble, any way to get down an
almost perpendicular mountain, covered
with deep enow, that hid fallen trees
and underbrush for two milee, after which
the enow disappeared and traveling was
much better.bnt we were so utterly worn
out by this time we had no appreciation
I J P ' ' ' !'
' 1 1 u HI ! atarlf urc.nl in tit. Iin.iaa ami alaato.1 1
tnr nnrl hinn a. unt tha an..n,.0
a fire and soon had some bacon grease
fried out.from which, with a wick of cot
ton cloth, we made a Missouri lamp in an
old tin cup. While drying our wet
clothes we cooked a supper of bacon,
bread and coffee, whicli was soon dis
posed of. much to the comfort of the in
ner man and immediately beds were
sought. Next morning we arose tireder
than when we went to bed. Mansfield
had left two good beds in hia house, but
a man who had been sent in to work
probably thought comfort unhealthy, so
he emptied the ticks and spread the
blanVte'.s on boards. The day following
was spnt in looking over the place. An
immense amount of hard labor ha- been
done there during the five years that
Mansfield has occupied it lie has
cleared about eight acres of land, two
acres of which were last year put in ber
ries and garden, the remainder is slashed
and burned over and eowed in tame grass.
His strawberries were ripe and the rasp
berries and blackberries will bear some
The snow laid on so late this spring he
failed to put in a garden, bnt the volun
teer potatoes are trying to do something.
Timber in the immediate vicinity of the
springs is not the best. A mile on either
side it is better. Near the river it ia bet
ter adapted to agiiculture I think than
a ny thing else. A field of 40 or 50 acres
is fenced andean be cleared wi'h the
f tart now made and will be productive.
'The owner has met Kith considerable bad
lack in having one house and some
fencing burned, but he now has a good
house and small stable on the premises.
His house is furnished with two stoves,
tables, chairs, beds, cooking utensils and
tools that cost considerable money and
labor 'o get 'here.
Now about the springs. I saw a print
ed statement that they were but six
miles from the railroad; that they were
30 springs covering GO acres of ground.
I am trying to give actual facts and facts
will warrant me in asserting that with
the trail as now followed the springs are
from 10 to 12 miles from t le raiload, and
a'.dead manjtoboot if be isn't sure footed.
By cutting off the 0 from the 30 the
number of springs is represented. Ther
are just 3 springs with a dozen leaps that
could not be enumerated as springs. The
00 acres they cover can be truthfally ex
pressed by cutting off the 0 andjdividing
the remainder by 6. At the greatest
limit they don.t occupy more than one
acre. I was very much disappointed at
their vastness, and will be more disap
pointed if they ever attain the celebrity
claimed. The only way to get a wagon
road to them is up the Brejghtenbush
river and the construction of euch a road
will cost many thousands of dollars and
will not reach the railroad short of iti
miles. The springs are about equal to
th ; Hot Springs at Warm Spring Indian
reservation, but are so mucti mere inac
tessable. I see no hope of their early
,1 w.iiii . ..-..v.... ina.iv a mil (lALft
, traj acr08S the mountains.but the storms
utility. Mansfield made a fair pack
of last winter has piled it full of logs and
made it impassible. He has abandoned
that route and started a roaddovvn the
river. He says it may require several
years to complete it but he will never stop
till it is done- He has put in the best
part of live years on the place, either in
person or by hired hand, and $1600 cash
and he says he intends to drive a wagon
to the springs yet. riis pinck is com
tnendable. 1 hope time will prove hir.
judgment ditto.
Is there any iish in the river or game
near the springs is generally the firet
question. If fish are in the river they
must be averse to dry land eporta for af
ter faithful reconnoittering along the
Breigbtenbush for several hours by two
of the party they could only induce three
little euckera to seek protection from
deep water at the end of their lines. The
m i i
' only iii w fotind ner Ibe ipringa v
MWMrtna ..I II, n nai.ia.l flnm I i . I ll.irnall
mo)uitoi and gnat that e,ar Infette.t
auv loraau or plain luere u a
mete ii a tune
utriped aiui)ir called a deer II v that can
i i' la'ffaUak out ol a anan'ai-hvek and
kick a half dottn rilw lliroiili liiaapinal
eoluinn in Iwoaeeonda by Ilia walrii. II li
ware nut for there litanaa and niiineroua
oi he i Ii n in. ii blood auckera Ibal ml. -I
Ilia wOvula tlie parfrek aolilude of Ibeae
. i . . I i I . , .........lalna , I ... ... I I u II.
inhni ui il". waTre. IniliaT ao lU, li; '
w .mill a. ui.iU
know a iii.iuiiiaiii lioui a
till. Imle.
I II.' nilly aomiil of life
to Iw liaard la
the idiiiiiiim of nine a.iuuiala and ilia
uiiamaiiial voinanf an iMcaainnal Ulna Jay
lilt ilia draary appinaidi of nigM aiah
ilia plainiiva my nl ilia mglil-bawk
uaiiaaa a aulluii, Mtalaiii'lmly aduaaa In
laai auinaa uauli ptaaaaiit .Imain VYu
aau a law w il.l ptauniia aiel iJaUn i-ttanv
narva appliad in tlm Itfaaai ol a aliol aim
avu ua ln iif IhkiM lot iluiaui
vii. . Liokliia nvat lliu
ikma nyti iHg nuiiity In aal
unit Id dn in i bis tu.l nnl Mftygfl
Ifflttld IMWld litaaa aa4. .
laU all mo;
atnihj Maiikii
!. ..iiuliipl, lull Ull.ln plat nil a MHm
aniut ihal aa jtt Ida linn.. .....I
nm Hf aim m:
Wia Itata I a tl'4 lHm m ltfi
Tlia til atafiriji tavt til timiHday lail
ff-Htn M ahnva wltHfliM Ida fffa
Willi mm frtfr'ti tMH ftlijli hall
., ,,,ifnaajinl atlRtflnhitttimiHltilHiIlM
PstttiM tdtttll ft T tUt-ltlHildalH,
AM HUM arid bit atid elawtl tttV ljaa
Arid Hate m KwtHl path.
Mm illrjtijjht et-flt while mt te9tH
Would eoth them t" the dreamy lititl,
Where peaceful tliotiehtaof plestatit'lntM
Wnttl A iptell the wrstli of Plittoe1 MM:
Put tm. (her SPiit their iiicket out
And entered In n dendtv plot,
With fid fly, horse-tlv and bouse lit
scout
To clean your humble servant out.
I hung tny harp upon a tree
That erew beyond the babbling brook,
Said I, Hot Springs, you now hear me!
Good by ' And from their '..auks my
presence took.
With sore distress and ranch tribula
lation on the morning of July tith we
packed ourselves like faithful mules with
substantiate to supply our tan's till
civiliraton could be reached. We deter
mined to avoid the terrible and oftimes
dangerous snow clad canyon that we en
countered coming in, so we telescoped a
very high mountain to the west of the
trail that was denuded of its frigid mantle
by the fierce winds that daily s.veep
across its dome. We followed Mansfield's
new road down the river for about one
mile and then started without blaze or
compass to the mountaia which we as
cended by holding to snow brush and
pulling ourselves up a narrow back-bone,
at many places not more than three feet
across. Caution was required to avoid
tumbling over an almost perpendicular
cliff on either side for hundreda of feet.
On the very apex of the mountain two
cedar trees are standing, on which we
displayed usual human vanity by cutting
our names and date of arrival. Some
thousands of feet below in a deep canyon
toward the northwest can be seen a beau
tiful lake of deep bine water which an
explorer and acquaintance visited several
years ago and named Ijike Emily in
honor of the writers little daughter.
Down the southern slop) of the mountain
we traveled till we came to Boulder
creek where we struck the trail that took
us to the railroad at which we rejoiced
hugely for we were eager again to see our
homes near the banks of
The wide spreading Willamette
The placid W'iUaniette
The lauging Willamette
That glides by our door.
Its water that sparkles.
And twitters and warbles,
Rolls bobbin like marblas.
The laughing Willamette
That glides by our door.
We welcome its waters
Whose flow never palter,
Never ceases never falters,
The laughing Willamette
That glides by our door.
It is smiling and dimpled
With little furrronghs wrinkld
On its bright face that's tinkled.
The latuhing Willamette
That glides by our door.
Cease not dear Willamette.
Wide spreading Willamette,
laughing Willamette
Roll on evermore.
J. L. II.
Thr Ladle
The pleasant effect and perfect afe"r
with which ladies mav ue the California
liquid laxative Syrup" of Fig. und:r all
conditions, make it their favorite rernrdv.
To get ihe true and genuine article, look !
lor :he name of the California Fig Srrup j
Co, printed near the bottom of the rack - I
age.
Eaamnem lATR-i.--Tnuns will hereaf
ter run to Idanha on the eastern end of the
Oregon Pacific Monday and Wedneby
morning and Sattirday venings. Koun
trip ticket., good for thirty da-s will be
sold for XK). Round trip tickets can nowr
be bought to tlie Pay, at excursion rates
every dflqr of the week.
WEllAviTnEiTin.)ir. The bet -
ter the grocerie the more enjoyable life
Is, and while we do rot all Ihe 'simply to
eat, we certainly ear. to live. If "you
get your grocerie and baked goods' of
Parker Brother you are bound to live
well If It Is only on a kmS of rye bread.
They keep the bet in erervthlng, and tell
at price that satisfy regarc'lea of limet.
Call on them.
The V erdict 1 unanimous that Will &
Stark carry the hot Hoc of silver ware In
the valley. They have the variety and qual
ity, a combination that coun ts in buying
goods. Ap inspection always carries con
viction. Boys under 16 getting their hair cut a
Viereck will receive afree ticket to the
ball ground.
Wew patterns in 2 ply. 3 ply and tap
estry carpets for the Albanv Furniture
Co. on this weeks steamer, from S. F.
C'earance sale ol all kinds of hats at
Ida M Brush' b. Now is your time to buy.
Clean towel to every customer at Viereik
having parts) rs.
To Farm ers . The undersigned have
laed the wtrebuuae of David Smith at
Tallmao at id are now prepared 10 store
grain, and a II ttrmers ra retiasated to oall
and ee th m before making arraogementa
for atoragx elsew here .
Frost & San hers .
Latest ef ects in carpets and portiere
to arrive with this weeks steamers
freight for Albany Furniture Co.
Before gf
go ia and
jacket aud
Very :Heu
'Ing to the Bay or mountains
examine ihe Blazer and Eton
suits at Read, Peacock & Co's.
BaWHSOB Machines neatly repaired an
warrantarU hv a th-ircnehly competent work
man, at 'f M Fienoh'a jewelry store, Albany,
Oregon.
A Wvw; i Ma necessity nowadaya. I
you wi.it i.i is call on Will & stark, whose
stock ri-.na geand varied, and prioea the
the mr,Ktrea sonable. They oan give you a
baraixiin. t bis line as well aa in jewelry
uberaKy.
Kextitib -cherries at C E BiownellV
rteo tlie Ni iw Improved Singer sewiDg mi
I ehioe. The bi'.t is always the cheapeat. J
vv onwaen, i gone, umce ac r oi r renun a
lewelty atoro
"Will il Stat k, th- jeweler
Bth at Vie reok's shaving and hair cui
ng parlors.
Hodges & Mo Farland,
gists, Albany, Q r.
the leading lru&
Viereak's shas ing and hair euttinjr pai-
, Guaranteed 6 o euro Bilious AttacfeSSnd
vr'iMilou, 4 "a" "Uo Uoanr.
M.)MA
The HvJtt H .l an. I dun i lnli in- ....
ilrrpil IhiDiigli W J Ki ci two vnv tint
mciiau lor iiia'r igu'i maaial absaati
i win. Ii ajajajMM nit on. e a ... r k Tlie Ixyyn
A Haiaay tn giwa) ie-. I'mttaiui li
lali'h. A man pnl fiiini Ilia iiai'iamcniii vail v.
V. !.Ka !2f '
.III ll.l" I, UH, I run .i ll Ill .,,H -
wtitl gl ..nil) I ha Wtluiiu-iu valla)
win nac me anvdiiiagii -jiu u.H.i , u,.,
nl wi jic ImiiiiJ In pkWrialtM go.i.l
fall a. il li)li .
Twit or ihraa man yui luti a iw vcisi
llfj mi. K i iiic O I' lii!a ni Ina ItfMaP .
ictulliiig n nut: .riug a kMM iii.I n
lampiin in iah miaUis! .nic. ) Im ,tt
thai a i.iii Im , lini Ilia man kbi.-ii
l
PtMmaataMi'nefAl Brll ravareai lliu
mlnife) nl In, pf9trMttf ohmi.. m Hi.
maj k'tot faf mail i: tyr it.wtaf p
RlMr "PffflltH - Hf f
mlfBtftf fha dtMfnft i. i i .,u
PMttlfM Irllt l I'M " H -tnii Ifff)
MlHH HHti ultHttM W r ImKle'd lh H"l" tt
HH Hlhe'l Itstltf pjOfl ll
l,lllH t-HHHlr Had baWifWnj MiM M
IdhlielMfttyjRMtNri f:Sll!ff tfSm Ilia
mi sH Itrttl fSHM- hl"h Ii rt he Hlael
sf-rittHrf the' eel tHiwn nt Pie jul ) h hi
he tihieed shunt tn feet ft-rim the hnlhliH
rldth Mffiel IHfHdft( tn keep all ft-Hlri
edHtetlHj Ht haH-Jltiiitrirthing hi HHtajfl
Mi
tH aeciuri' "f "o-rie temnrlt of s t ,i..
rdd aeieiwte the trterhheti nf the Satlttttsl
ChrMlan Pntlritrtr irlclett le. nnlrtrf IH
Monlrcsl Were mnbb-d by a '.o,- t(
tillrt. I he sorlett. If was learned, Was
not responsible far the retn?rks made,
which ere otiHHe of 'lie rreu'ir ses
sions. I 'tiring the last week fettle S-fliver. of
JefTetson, lost a doren head (if extra Jersey
dairy cows. Some old white lord cans
which had been lying about for several
rears were torown out Where the cittle
had acrets to them, and it Is believed ther
were pottoned from licking the paint
White lead Is fatal to livestock. Mr Stel
wer's loss will eggregate nearly $iooo.
Mr Lelghton Jefferls has returned from
the Bay, and states that he has good ad
vice that the prosecution sgainat him for
tampering with the malls can not be made
to stick. Jerome Williams, and one or
fwo others have been subpoenaed to ap
pear before the U S grand jury at Portland
this week, and the matter Is at lcat to be
tested. Mr .feffetts Informs us tnai he la
to be found at Yaqufna C:ty and further
states that the item published under
Serious Charge," in Saturday's IIemih ft at,
s absolutely fale.
A Salem Celestial has learned to ride
bicycle.
You can go to Chicago for $ -, but it
costt regular fare to come back.
.
to
E C Bernhart. who waa reported
hare cut his throat In a cheip lodging
Mouse, has turned up at Corvallis. ffi s
said he went up there on foot. He is
evidently attempting to create a sensation.
Mr Julius Gridwhol. Albany agent ol
the German Ameiican Insurance Com
pany inform" the Democrat that Mr A F
Hamilton, of Sweet Home, insured in that
company for $iSoo, and who was recently
burned out, has been paid in full, dollar
for dollar. This is prompt payment.
Salem ill send a five man team to
Chicago in September to co-vete in the
: World'a tournament at Inanimate targets.
; Alnany could send a ttrong team in P J
i Baltimore, L W Deyoe.George and Grant
! Kroman and li B Montcith.
There are people who like troubles o
well that they make themselves miserable
over their past, present and luiure
troubles. If you arc bound to be misera
ble confine yourslf to present troubles,
and let the others go.
M E KeHoge, M K GritVin, K W Gridiin.
E Kcttey, S E Murray, M E Griffin. J
Parker and C Griffin, have located the
"l.reen Horn Bar"onthe the north side of
the Sanliain one mile north o! the junction n J ooduy itrength.
of the south fork ar.d Soda fork. Hood's Pill are easy in action.
H L Cranor hi been appointed mini
ger ol the Albanv base ball club, to sue- IV.ws ... tiik IUtks.- The I'nion Pa
need Mr Wheeler who will be obliged to ' llfio now load with educed rates to eastern
be in the country during the ummer. A ,int(1.alH tlleir through car arranmnts.
new pitcher will be tmo orcl ard the ' ;i: i : i..n 1 t,
..rengt.ieneo 10 meet the other in- ;vf rrwr.nine , lair car and bii
cre.ingly stronger cub.. ,imf. f, u, w Tw
Several were imetcsted ibis morning trains kvc fn.ni l'..rtland daily at :4-r a ni
In eeing a special train trsaasferxed from . and 70 p 11:. The rates ajv "now within
tht Southern Pacific to the O P track and I reach BB, Bad eteijfbodj should take ali
gn west. It wa simplr Koehkr and ' v.uitag .if themto vish the World" fairand
Fields special beine transferred to the ; thoir fri.-ii.ls in th. fa.tk Send for ratrs
: West Side
, and lid not justify anv wild
, rumor.
; At a meeting of the Jefferson institute
j Ibe following teacher were eploved for
Mbeco.ning cho..l year: Principal. Prof
lxiuis itarzee ol the .KlavUle seminary ;
first aistan-, Mtaa Minnie Watkin, of
Linn county, and primary, Mrs Stees.
also of Linn coi:n:y.
Mr I. C lefferis wa nrres:ed last rrtn
j ingon complaint of los Jlevera for assault
jand battery, and fined i ar.d cosi by
IJutlce Curl. The affair arose fratn a
' dispute about the recent charge- against
Mr Jefferis of opening a letter while work
ing for Mr Meyers.
Ere'y town including Albanv. needs a
club fot "setting down'' on Chronic gr.v'
er, men who run ihe town and every
body in it down. Life i too short to b:
waned on such men. Every good citizen
should put lii shoulder uO the wheel aod
rustle instead of growlinc. Both are
I catching, and w hich had vou rather have
i flamed into a c
r Sanation.
The Stateenv.n av Yesterday Man residents, was going through a narrow pas
ager Uosgiat C Min'to brought the Saleai fB in hi- bans, in the suburbs of th- city.
t,m in ikt riv .n.i iii 1... . .1:. ' foll.vw.Ml bv two or three .vws. whim ono
mond at the f.ir irr.i,n,s fix,..! nn ti,i.
weeV iMii . th- -.,..
- - i . rr ',
iic ............ viii oiiuiui. iir 1 1 t
the visiting team and the home ' tem j
h.in.i, .' k ik. i; .. . 1 11
will parade the streets befor the mne
" , mm e- i..u 1-VK...IV... imiiu)
Joe Leveque of the California league will
be here Thursday to pitch for the team.
Mr Hadley.of the Ureiron PadScwrite
C rook county people that trenuou efforts
are being made to raise monev to build the ,
O I' to the Deachutt. Let'lhi he done 1
so that Eastern Oregon is fairly tapped, j
and the business of the road will be won- I
derfully increased, it will be a ten stroke, j
The terminous would prove ir.e shipping '
point for the products of the coumrv lor
many miles In all direction.
Al the regular meeting ol the Epworih '
League of the M. E. church held lan j
evening the following officers were elected 1
for the eneuinv term: President, Mav;
Rideaut ; it Vice, John Concalin ; ind j
Vice, Lillie Rideout; 3rd Vice, Bertha
Swart; 4th Vice, Arta Huston; secretary, j
Winnie Chamberlin; treasurer, J A Du
mond; organist, Emma Cougill; assistant j
organist, Lizzie Starbuck; chorister, J Mi
Isham; ushers.Collms and Luther Elkins.
Last evening the case of the State agt
7, Job, chatged wi'h obstructing the Sian--tiam
at Niagara 1 that rish cannot pass
up the river, was tried before Justice New.
. r i tr. . 1 n i.
pori. j rs it 1 xii .iiiw mine aruen M 1
McGuire appeared for the prosecution, and
H H Hewitt and J K Wealherfcrd for the
defendant. Justice Newport heard the
testimony of the prosecution, the defense
.introducing none, and 100k ihe case under
consideration until tomorrow.
I A i.wynn, cniei engineer ot the gov
ernment snag boat, Ihe Corvallis. was in
the city today. The Corvallis is on Luck
iamute bar. where she is going to put in a
dyke. This is the worst bar in the river
and shuts off navigation about it for at
least a month each year. Even now it is
almost impossible to get above it. The
dyke will be 700 feet long, live feet nigh 1
and sixteen feet wide. It will take about
six weeks to complete It and will deepen
the water on the bar three feet more.
Independent.
WEnNKSDAY.
On account
Cltv Caunctl
of a lack of a quorum the
adjourned until tomoirow
night.
A jewelry store was recently roblu'd al
Weston, and it Is claimed a couple of Al
bany young men ar; suspected.
Henry J Day has received the appoint
ment from U S Marshal II C Grady ol
deputy for the district extending from
l'ortland soum to uose'itirg
Mr A J Shanks, writing from Rosalia,
Washington, says that a greater wheat
crop will be harvested there this year than
was harvested the great wheat blockade
year, 1890.
Mr Nlvens, manager of the famous
White Swan mine, deposited s6oo In bul
lion at the Bakei City National bank, the
reault of a ten day's run, or $560 per day.
On Julv 16th the Oregon pacific boats
will all be tied up for the summer, owing
to the lowness of the water, and the river
officee will be closed until traffic begins
again .
Hi
V'nto( all in Leavening Power Latent IT. S iov t Report
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Ilm tith la. bin al Oregon l ily s avian
lug a vim l.tllie t.wn ti.iin , fjaaMa
mftaf M I t.iiul.l, vii.i-t ..:(iii.iii tin u
tU'l in iIil-maiUi. In..ns am. ill. i.
UU.1. ' r W
H Wt be nniel , ln.i IMVIMm f nt
-I4lnlla ai i.tabi low H.if H ,.,fL
had mji Ini.t (ji.iin. 9sv1mM MfM
M- fl
tttM a af jiatlnlt
inttltiiali
iM.t, th,. iynn i )m . m .
rit-Hl; ate tmt eefrllrli- V-.( an ti
fPte liiiiefi iiHtl hffie tn hiwj. flntr
mlMfl, MntlHa ih evettltte frina Will
it'l'l de nt s bfltH tllh- H th-
He'(Hktle)H:
n ynM'i 9m Bwrtw mm tim
twehtr Hue Mttnee nt (trtld Ih HHe'Httiiiet
h'trtheht Irihv AllPlattef tfnm fi e
Ait,ot15.. liH mnk, jhe ehhhk a
frttiHd lit Illtde L'Hiht- iH lit! His) Ale
Antlerm-H Hlrtrer. tin Stltket treeit.
(fent-en tlfitet tHetiM- "tie ahidurt's
1st.
iWklm NeWHrtrt t-end-t-d Ills dcrn -
da r In the case .d the Male .(... s)aut
if
b. for nMtrtirtln IHH flrcr at Ml
UUw.iMlHsi IHI Indlrtment. wtilch was
agaiHtl hlrn indltldnallv, whereas he wa
onlr the president of a corpora'lon
This morning Mr Mirandl, proprietor ol
the Phmeer house, arose at the sound of
his alarm clock, and went out to attend to
his horses. While gone someone entered
the house and stole the clock. Some
rampers were ruspected. Besides the
above a nofre was stolen from l)r Mas
kdfl'l yard, and about $3 from a person at
'he Delmonico restaurant.
An Oregon City dispatch says: Town
ship to sou'b, range 5 east, in the ,.intiam
district of I. Inn county, on the Oregon
Pacific railroad, was opened yesterday for
settlement. The office was beslged early
this morning by nearly a hundred appli
cant. This township 'is reported to be
very heavily timbered and of u and which
w;l prove very productive under cultiva
tion .
E A Turner broke twentv-four out of
twenty-five blue rocks at the shoot of the
; Salem Rod and Gun ciub at Mrningide
: shooting grounds yesltrday. B W Har
; r it and (J D Gabrielson eacn broke twenty
: two, and J Rven nineteen. The contest
srsjt for the silver medal. Mr Turner has
wan it five times and Mr llarrit seven.
j Vheneer a contestant secures this medal
j eignt times It brcomes his permanent
1 property. Statesman.
A German namtd Woll. who has jist
returneu Irom the Lni:ed States of Co
lumbia, tells a horrowing tale of suffer'ng
and wrong. He said that last March he
and about 250 other were engaged i"
work or. the Magdalen & Carthagena rail
road in Columbia. When they got to the
place ther found the land swamrv and
many of them were socn ill witn yellow
fever ar.d other diseases. The company
gave them tin medical aid and they had
Uc-lake caiecf each other. When thev
' asked to be sent back to this countrv they
were told that the had not kept tbdf con
tiact Wol! y (hat over 100 of the men
di d in a short lime and that of the entire
number onlv 65 lived to return north
Pendleton E. O.
Are t SersoB
Arc jou all tired out, do you have that
tired ftciing or sick headache 3 Vou can
be relieved of all these symp'oTs by 'ak
ing Hood s barsapanlia which guts nerve
r. i ' , 1 - 1 ,
and wheduW-s ..f trains, ami do n.it jHir
. hase lililta until afterconsulting Curan sY
M -tit.-ith. Albany. ir.
W B Bi nu) rt.
- t lien l Pas. Agent. P. P.
Portland. r.
at
H It
tvtf. PfjOWKB i not to be sneered
Th
foilowimr smraests that while we
were at it the apple niossom nouui nave
been made the state flower. The HiltshofTJ
lndemdeut says: Mr T B Perkins, of
this iiHinty. has in his possession a section
from th.- sSBBD .if th.' ' nirrn vrrai' 1 Berl'ris
A.iuef..liumi which is n'tnurkable for iu
siie, it Wing nine inches in diameter. The
nlant is clas-nnl amonir the shr.il. usdeod
it i a tne .-hub. but the pt.imen fund by
Mr Pefkins 1i;ls grown t" a dignity of a
tree. Tlie flower of Use Pegberis A-jne-f..liuni
is what has l-n selactei far thai
state flower.
Mil. ton H u.F. Is.h kkd. -Int- morning
Mr. Milton Hale, one of Albany s oldest
itiiiiml again-t anotlier oiw.aml on acixmnt
of the narrown.'.-s of the l'laiv push.M Mr
I ITalu inWiHr aaainal the side of tin" Kirn.
- --TT- , . . , . , . j
breaking two nbs.bnnsuig his shoulder sad
iniamw him intenud v. mst how seriously
4 . ,
will not ! known for a day or two. Pr.
Ifaaton was called and attended him. and he
i- doing as well as can U expected this
eveniim'.
sir SJKBK
i'aikcr Bros, grocer.
P. M. French keep railroad time
Buy your groceri- of I'arker Bros
Fine (jroceriea at Conn oi Uendricson'.
. . e a creian cheeso iust leceived at Conrad
M'er
r .1 Snii'ey job printer, I'liun Block, does
!irat ela- werk.
Smoke t:ii celebrate ! Ho na tilleil 5 cent
cigar at Julia Joseph'.
Dr M II KMis, Dhyssotas 'J aarie;n
Albany, Or t. i'.IU nil 1 oit ! or
country .
World' KalrJTrareleni Will Hare It
The public dnaaanrl ihrouah aarviea ben
travelini;. -t is old-fashion I to l hange
Cars." On the through, olid vslibcleit
trin cf the GUoaro Union Tacitlc A
North Weefern Line from or to Chicago.
J ,
i VJman
and intermediate point there is no
hance. This t the finest and Utest ser
ce between the int niimed
M In ii Ti-arllnc
Whether on pleasure bent, or businots,
tak on everv trio a bottle of Syrup of Figs.
it acts most pleaantly nil effectively on the
kidney, liver and lioweis, preventing lever.
headaS Ma and other forma ot iicunens for
sale in 50 centand 1 I ottles by all leading
druggist.
IHlliN.
LEVEBICK. On Sunday. July '.,
nt Blnck log, to Mr and Mrs Win Lever
ick, a boy.
DIKI.
POWER. On July 9, 1893, in Albany,
of erysipelas, the infant son of Mr and
Mrs li L Power.
The onlv 1'ure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia, Ko Alum.
0se? T'llicui of Homes 4 v?ars ihe Statrlar
Baking
Powder
Si.ti.jju $fij
aiui, I
41 Hi M ( A 'A..
Make nagnu tn
ban 1 ii tl.u sfcUiai. '1 I
ilHe'iit. Ilftf Mrtfl tfWWrljfli Iff . IM
.... it,!.
Mf ' has rrMitlald .s tittth-d ttm
Ilia mf a-batalta lta Mtfl dffti"Mf f'tH
plats bif aornfal -ko
titatlM, Irti llMla.tH nt tfMitt I Nj
SfJIrrSt.r , Mtr(a lll H.-' tl..t.rrfi , t
Visit t MtM f.ai,Sf)ee Ml M W F
trfrIrrBI fldttfti.
.4 ftafiliaw nt tH'it thi. t'lHIfJtMl litra
ttlrfeil it gf-hrJel ift ' l".-seM t l,.,ro
f'.f- the htJllfef ediHHMi! 1 BWIMlM tf..
atittie hi bio' Mfielii whom N sifWI the
1 ,.,,,,.si,lr nf I I.egoft.''
J A Williams left ti... frr,rnihg
I'wal thr Pp-'kat-. Wafbi aline h- ti!'
enter!!.. . i-,- hi HlehirrJfttfH ii '11
lag'ier, a law firm, a tetioerap!)t-r sttd
fypewrit"r. K'ip"i" 'Juard
Patmday nine's Prvllf-t'in K t)
ity: t'attialh HUttltthteV'i limb wa
dressed today by )ii pbyicinn", and is
healing nicely J he captain t friends in
tend to make hitn a preen' of a near
eork loot, which shows that all desire to
rernetnlier hitn .
At a meeting of the direc'ors of the
school dis'rict of this city n few days ago
Mr (.' H Jones, of I. inn county.was elect
ed to the position of assistant principal
Dl tfjP SC .(id's. lie him tieen tenelimif fit
Astoria the past year and is well recotn-
tneiiife'l. He will have charee of the
ieary school Eugene Reaister. Mr
Jones is a nephew of Irr Jones, of this
county, and Is provine a voune man ol
the right metal.
Mr nwrn W ft
ddei
li
home serionslv ill.
Mr- H.-nry li;u keri-to. of Italia-', is visit-'
IDS AJtMlTI trieil'K
Mayor .1 L t'owan and n Will, left this
noon on a trip to natUUKL
"Mi-- 1 ';irl BitrheBS, of Corvallis. is in the
ity. th- guest of hex sitter, Mrs r 1 1
Mr Wilt ..f W ill A- Mmm --ill l,..
nr. tri,. i l.i. f,.r,.,.., l.,i ;.. c
...ta... . . ..... I'JMMtf I UVJiir tJl I
1,-. t.. ilu iC.rl.l'. i,;, .a,. i
. 1 r ' .. . I
Mr I.U' lan loitx hau. of San 1 rancisco.
arrive. 1 in A Usui v this mominif and is the
guest of hia snnt, Mr- B.m Brenner. j
Mr il F Simpson has leased the old ,
Foster wan-house at the foot of Broailalbin
am wiucn ae iu lanavTeaaa use lor
i a i : 1. L. -11 : 1 1 -
storage of wheat.
Vice-president and Mrs A.lalai Stevenson
will lie in rniron in ahoSBl two weeks on
their wav -at from a trip to the coast. fiM '
going tn S;ui Franciso.
tl tiner left todav on the 11 :17train for :
BodsTSille to join his famdv. Mr Steiner
xpects to s-pi-ml two or three weeks nisti-'
t-ating. The family will remain ail summer. ;
alem liidi-pendejit.
l aptainj Ko- h went to Albanv on im-
portant business on vesterdav mom'ne-
e.rlv train. H will sinfaill return home 1
this eveninr - Eugene tiuard.
Tlie t"h:lilr-ns Montefuire society guve ;
jxirtv yesterday afternoon at the residence 1
of Mr A Cohen. Several hours were spent ;
in music, sm lability and in partaking of a
delicious r past. A nuuii?r of the jsnents
and friends of the members enjoyed the oc
casion with them. The soc iety "consists of !
Lutie. Eva and ChMfie Sternhnre-. Lillie
and Edna Binnvr. llien-a and Oscar
Baunig.irt. Minnie fiotleib and Marion
Cotse.
Irwin Smith, a young fanner, of Benton
county, ad eel Used in an e.istem paper for a
wife. It resulted in an enfeiierienf with
Millie K Little, ff Yested.it- thef
yotmg laiiv arrireii in torvalii- and was
rnet at the depot by the young man. They j
inmifiliatelv s.s-ured 3 license and were .
luamiil. While WbA marriages are ha-
anlous affairs, though jrhaps little more 1
than marriajprs g'nendly. the Dkmw hat '
wishes this one will prove fortunate.
Six leads of Allnany people left Wily this
morning for a ilay's outing at Waterloo. J
where they will hold a picnic dinner ami
tetaam tonight. They were Rev :url Mrs
- D H.UT. Mr an ! Mr L E bhun. Mr and
Mrs J K t'autliom. Mr- Pahiuiore. Mrs 1
Bunnester. Mrs S E Young, Mr Henrietta l
Brown. Mr- F M Fh ill. Ml ail Mia Jaaata '
Xanny. Mrs I H Stewart. Miss Sarah Alt- 1
home, Ifesais ami Bfiaioi IMgar Blodgett. 1
Ava Bidtimon. Oaritosl Sox, Mildml Bur-j
mester. Pen v Yoimir. lara Iavis. Clem j
Irv ine. Mae Pollock. Hetfie Miller and Mrs
Nutting.
This is the way some new comers in Al-)
btssvy get "shown up" bv a ptfOC in their;
fxaraaer boaae: lr rCMtsehes luy moved j
from tJardiner. in diis immll. to Alhuny.
where he has located for the j.ractie of his ,
pr.ife-i.-ion. He h.is practiced medicine in
tianliner for Mariy eigliteen years, twelve i
vears of the time making that loam his'
home. :md during that time his business j
hits been extensive, and h. has enjoyed the ;
conhdence and estein of the people to the
Etilleat extent. Hi- qualifications as a phy- '
sician and his many exol!en; tiualities as a
citizen are beroad question. Not only
l ianliner. but the entire county. experiewvs
B loss in the removal of lr M;ukev and his
estimable family, and we trust the Albany ;
eople will appreciate the gain at our ex-!
iense. The lnst wi-h.-s of a hesf of friends
Endow then to their new home.
WKJSmtSOAT.
tSer, of Scao,
Mr Green (
has Uvn in
the city today.
Charles Pfeiffier and John lsoui aasd wife
are 11111111111; in tlie mountains.
ieorgv Waggoner, Sr. and Jr.. of Cor
vallis. ;uv tloiiii; Albany today.
J tula C H l'alryiuple. of Albany, is in
the citv. S.ilom Independent.
Mr Alliert Bond, one of the prosperous
farmers of Lima eountv. is at Forest imive.
taking- the Kivloy cure.
Mrs Henrietta Brown, of this citv. and
Mrs Xarvissa White Kinney, of Astoria. '
will leave tomorrow for a several weeks .fo
jourti in California.
Judge Human n'turneil baat nisjlit from a j
trip Wyond Crawfonlsvilie. when- he had
lvii to take Baal proof on the claim of W 1
H llen.lerson. an oM nillllli mail to. ill to
come to Albany. Mr Henderson is said to
be the Wst checker player in Linn county, j
Misses Knie and Mata Klein, daughters ,
of A Klein, wen' passengers south on the '
11 :17 train yastnnlaj Miss V'.rnie went to'
ARnrnv for a short stay with friends, ami ;
Miss Mata mvoinpanied her friend. Miss j
Kay Pnlswn, to Bagene, where she will j
pais a few weeks as her summer vacation.
Sliss DeLaUM has been in t'uis . ity for a few 1
lavs taking in the sight of irregon's cap
iw. Salem Statesman.
Catarrh Cannot ho Cnre3
With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they eannot
reach the seat of tho disease. Catarrh is a blood
or constitutional disease, and in order to curs
it you must take internal remedies. Haifa
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It
was prescribed by one of the best physicians in
this countrv for years, and is a regular pre
scription. It is composed of the best tonics
known, combined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination of the two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results in curing
Catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
f, J. CH KNEY A co. . Ptvps, , Toledo, O.
Sold by Vuggists, price 75c,
MIL'S MUSIC STORE !
,.-. i. ,
It
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.afrSfO'til " H."f,
.-
frrfRT;'
spattl.t pfttw ,
uitn.tyfs.
fi reit'T
, I I tt'r-i B'l
.-.. . . ,
R.-l
vm r.i Pr!'." rMfore Psrch'Slat
We Mi -h B!StO-T4l s
nal! tr.stro rt?nta,
K nH ara
D-serlr'-loiB
!w II aa Snd other Vwln? Jlt-.tilneS. hi NeeJtta
Oil n4 Kxtru for ait Ms-faine:
p I' WILL
Albanj, Or.
UNIVERSITY : OF : OREGON.
EUGENE
Moyn.kv, Sbitembeb l?rn.
Orix
Jt:l closed the most prosperous
vear in
' Thor-
. .. . , - - - ,.
it histcrv. wiae range 01 siucies.
oueh instruction. Business couree added.
r..i. 1 i-, r. ,. n,
iji ,k.
elegant ew dormitory and boarding hall
on the campus, where student will receive
personal supervflon.
John W.
Johnson,
TreAident.
GOOD NEWS
q For the millions of consumers of
TrittVPpls.
gk It rIii- rr. Tntt pleaifn to an- A
nu uee that lie is ntrw puttins up a
TINY LIVER PILL
. n hi. h is of ear 1 irnty small size. .
9 4 retaining all the irt :. - ..f Oie 9
iam.r ones. ;narmntsd purely
v . . table. Bohit-ofthesepn!s
r t.l! i n.. The exact size ot-'
TJTT'S TlfJY LIVER PILLS A
i. -vhtiv. il m the bonsrr off thiful.'t
9 3
r .--.: .-.I Trde-Mrks obEuced. aJ all Pat- J
eat ius;atss cc&iucted for WoooiTt Fees.
Qua Oirct is Of ism U. S. Ptckt Onnct
ind we can secure ri-.et;: i less time taaa t
SeJ tnocei. arawasc or pntr.o., i-i v-4lt-T
tjoo. We aiiise, il patectaMe or not. iree o: j
v . . rni mip i . - v -.-arte i
e r- . Maj
A Piwto. nowwvw"""-3"3. ;
cost oi same in the D. S. and tore:jn coontr-.es
lent tree. Address.
C.A.SNOW&CO.;
amp. Pattkt err:t, Ws- gtok O.
mas
ill
Guaratio B
Sick He.uia"
each bottle,
dtrnggfst!
Picture "T.
J. F. SMI. . .
i Bilious attacks,
v oa -lipation. 40 in
. Por sale by
lose free.
ED AXLE
H mum
JtEST IX THE IVOIII-D
cut I
Si "-y beat, j j-o r.T tm 1: ; s: 1 s k.
for salt: in- df.a:ks orN
B
4KH OF HVIO,
SOIO, ORKSOS.
si lent.,
shier
T J Mi saa
A J JOUNS
Notice of Dissolution.
N'
oriCK BHKREBY GIVKN THAT
ths (N partnership heretofore existing
tietween the uudemsned unaer me nrm
name of lsom, l.anniog & Co. hs l-een and
ig this day dissolved by jiutual couseut of
j the part'e. Jshn I -om having purchased
! the interest of E J Lanoiu;?. The t usine
! will here. f;er be carried on by Jshn 1
: the purchaser thereof, who hereby assamu
all partnership debts, and who alone i au
thorued to collect and receipt for all debts
due the late firm.
..oils' Isom,
E J Lansin...
Dated this 1st day of July, 18t3.
Notice to StockhDlders.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annna) stockholders meeting of
t ie Waterloo Ueselopment Company of
Waterloo, Or:, will be held at the uoinprieg !
office in the town of Waterloo, Or, on Wed
nesday , August 2nd, 1SU3, at the htur of 2
o'clock p m of said day, foi the purpose of
electing six directors of said company to
serve for the ensuing year and to transact
suoh othtr business as may regularly come
before atd meeting .
Dated ihia 7th day of July, 1S93.
J O WarrsjtAs,
Stcretary.
Ayywjx ;':r' ': ''e'' with Coocrrbral
JBHHf'i'.i' - ''his iperraatorrtasaB
JK aaf r- J" au nas urai dischxrttaak
HhcaJ J " for a bottle ol
HHHHBii! S. I; c s tc a fewdar
Bciib ul Us? sid orpnblicitT of a
H doctor. Noc-potaooons ard
KlPBtiiiMttnl not to rtrirture.
SlHft ' - rmoertBt America Canr.
V. a-.-factored tr fBIJ
Tlis Er&:a Qeciol C H
i to exu
FRAZ
AT ALBANY
Firiilay, Jul) CM,
Af
Leon W. Wiiburn
Great European . fc ,
RAILROAD SHOWS
ft,
S Pl"w ( :-r-'? P'$1 r'itt,
A"y.Wt:'- anH A-i
t.. t rtrH
iwi UfmM Mfplfrlrflfne.
ntdufprr; stfeftt pa-"p
dally a Id a. rh. Op-T d-ns nf lri
Bea'r', r. ca- pis--. ''-"t-Hoo
Bteitti Hor Ai'r." the Mrtntter Wf
Rlerhaitt "jupfterj" the Baby El-phant
'Cnrld.o 3 fee high.
U'-ors ope? a 1 and 7 p. m. Perform -arre
one hour !aler.
Admistlort ts children, half prie.
ADYANCE THRESHERS
Are warranted to thresh more grain in a
given time and do it better than any ma
chine made.
The Aovance Tractiox Engines are
the best In the world. Remember large
work mears large profits in the threshing
business. Catalogue mailed free.
EDWARD HUGHES,
Gen'i Ag't, Portland, Oregoa
CARPETS,
WALL PAPER,
LACE CURTAINS,
WINDOW SHADES,
Best : in : the : Met,
AT
Fortmiller & Irrag's.
Star Bakerj
ISrKr i.nl ;:bia and First Ml'
CCnRD MEYER, PROPRIETOR,
si'i.if't 1 ra.ts.
SUas saare,
Orlesl FrBllx.
Tebttceo.
Mncwr,
ware,
Kt..
Canned a-t
Qaeeaswarr.
Vegelaibls's.
GtfSts i
Mpiee.
tea.
tte..
tae ..-.':.. ; tha: is kept in a refeer
irU-iy an-J r-tn' lrr, Hiriuta
l -fr price r : for
all Kiicrrs of produce
Put up :n Dt.i a slcS-snaTieG botTie. -a7nz
(uued. .-- a:.j Bewa. vs. in.- Ls.i Lia.
W. L,
DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE Nop.
Da yea star fteraT WSea aext la aead try a pair.'
Best in the world.
FSS LlkSXS
S2.00
FOR BOYS
1
Ifrsuwaatafrae DRESS SHOE, made hi ttta latest
styles, oWt paj S6 tj $3, try my S3, $3.50, S4JMor
$5 Shoe. They fit equal to c--storn made and fasksai ;
oorisn'l. IfycaaishtseccBCiniielasaartaaasBa;
do so by ftarchasina; W. L DoujUs Shoes. Naate sat
price sta-iped oa the batten, Ijck fcr It ahea yea bay
W. L. DOL'Gt AS. Brockton, Mas a. ScU by
-s- L. E. BLAt tV.
Will cure
The worst cases
Of Skin
Disease
From a
Common
Pimple
On the Face
To that awful
Disease
Scrofula.
Try a bottle
To-day.
Boatcn. uT wT3SasT
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTUT
. me sa, , , ww , m
and place
aaas
went f!.. ... . .. . '
ftoal ace
k.. 1. : .. . "irj"" ,u a saase are
be irsHurt rr? 88
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