iihV
cmuriiit.
To Farmers.
T ?.yK RENrlSI THVC MAGNOLIA
A Mill warehouse and will havo n iu pcod
order for receiving the presotit crop . The
warehouse i, first class end conveniently
incate. Contains -.wo good cleaners. No
delay in unloading. Seeks will ton hnd
for delivery to due tio'O. Give me a oall
before making arrangements to aor. vonr
crP G.P.SIMPSON.
Albany, Or., July 15 h, 189.1.
Bask Ball doesn't seem to be getting
along very well, at least financially. The
Saleui team hus disbanded, getting no sup
port in Salem at all. and the Statesman
says of the ilhaiiy club: "The Albany
team has also nnnoi'inml that slu will not
leave Albany in the future to play hall. In
her games at Portland last Saturday and
Sunday she lost heavilv. lfanvteam wants
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w - . V UiH.i WIUI IK I Ull J "111 I T i i I 1 1 I
to go to Albany. This state of affairs is
liable to nut a iLinnwr on the further nm.
Kress ot tne iia;rue.
Kviilentlv none hut the
"regon t ty ami IVrtland teams are on a
paying basis. It is to to be hoped that
something will be done in a few days to put
the teams in playing shape but as long as
the people, the principal element of success, :
refuse to patronize the games of course it is
useless to try and maintain them."
The above probably does not give just the
cornet situation here. The Album- team !
will probably, lie ready to play elsewhere,
and the Salem team will probably complete
the season. If the necessary support is
secured by Friday that will be the result It
takes money to run base ball clubs, and the
task is a big one in an off year like this.
Mu. Bf.au is Charok. Mr and Mrs H
M Beall and daughters. Misses Iaisy and
May. left on the afternoon train yesterday
for Portland. Mrs Beall and daughters
will go east and visit the World's fair, and
Mr Beall will proceed to Albany to take the
receivership of the national bank that has
lately suspended . -The Dalles T. M. Mr
BmU was recently cashier of a bank at The
IJalles. His bonds have been furnished.
He arrived in Albany this noon and now
holds the key to the front door of the bank.
Mr. Beall is an exjierieneed man in the
business. Debtors, the Democrat is in
fomied.will be treated leniently as possible.
The matter, though, is under the comp
troller of the currency. The new receiver
looks like a man who will appreciate the
situation and do his duty with creditors and
debtors alike.
A Peculiar Bet. Pendleton E 0: It
would seem to a man who has made no ex
periment that a sack holding two bushels
of sand would be a pretty hard load for a
horse to drag along the ground, but it won't
do to jump at conclusions. A tall, angular
stranger with sharp features and shrewd
face who has been eneamned in Brer's
grove for about two weeks past made a bet
with a Pendleton man that the above feat
could be performed a horse being wagered
by each. They took an animal weighing
some 800 pounds, that Expressman Daniels
has lieen driving, to a point above Byere"
mill. A big crowd followed, and watched
tiie horse pull the sack of sand with ease for
100 feet or more, a rope a quarter of a mile
long being used, riV? stranger is plus a
borse. and tradition hath it that he has
made similar winnings in other places.
A Bovs Lick. The Eugene Register
says: Ora Wood, son of A E Wood,
mourns his foolishness in trying to carry
on a circus Mrlnrmnn nn a mi-in
street car. Thursday evening he ...
amusing himself by jumping on and off
mo Btreei car as it was going: up
Eleventh street. He missed his footing
once and fe)l under the
his legs was caught under the wheels and j
'" trueiieu oeiow tne knee, but
fortunately the bone wa3 not broken. A
number of boys about town have been in
the habit of engaging in this dangerous
sport, and it is a wonder some such ac
cident nas not happened before.
Akocxd Heppner O S Van Duyn
formerly of Coburg.writine frnm H.nn. !
nor says: The outloook in this section
ia very gloomy, taking in niJ,J 1
me low price 01 wool and the shortage of
crops, in the past two davs we have
been favoid with rain, which will add
greatly to the yields 3f wheat, while
hundreds of acres will not be cot. We
have 'in oar warehouses some three
million pounds of wool. So sales have
ben made yet. A great deal lias been
consigned for six and eight cents. Mer
chants, farmers and wool groer are
very blue.
Stili. Improving . Darin;,' part of Sun
day night Capt Humphrey was quite rest
less and delirious, but this morning, when
the doctors came to dress his limb, he was
composed and eaey, and told them he had
never felt better during his sickneRs.
However, the splints and bandages had
never been displaced by his movements.
He wanted to know if they had been to the
show, and receiving a negative reply re
marked that he had seen a whole menagerie
in company with some of the town's most
prominent people. This morning the cap
tain's sister, Mrs Hoora. who has been
visiting him a few davs, returned to her
home in the Willamette vallev. Momlav's
Pendleton E. 0.
The Qcestios Settled. The gold and
silver problem has already landed one vic
tim in the insane asylum. This is Andrew
Ihussen. a man 49 years of age, hailing
from Portland. He has a system by which,
with the yelks of eggs. he makes gold out of
silver and insists that there is no need of
free coinage. He is so demonstrative at
times in bis endeavors to convince people of
the success of his system that the services of
a straight jacket are needed. He also says
he believes the Bible is made out of cotton,
but as long as the hens hold out the gold
and silver question will remain solved.
Statesman.
The h e Law. As considerable in
quiry is made alxiut the game law we give
it, as handed us by a friend, and suggest
that it lie clipped for instant use. and that
the law lie rigidly enforced: Book agent
may be killed from August 1 to October 1 ;
spring i t. from March 1 to July 1 ; scan
dal mongers from December 1 to January 1
exclusively; umbrella borrowers from leb
ruary 1 to May 1. Open season all the
year on life insurance a!ir. riic ture ped
dlers and moss backs.
Stole a Watch. La-d firtlikj Mr and
Mrs P II Bowman started out to take a
walk, when a tramp came along aud aiked
for a drink. He was directed to help him
self at the pump behind the house, which
he did. He also entered the h nag and
helped himself to an open faced Klgin
watch, silver caae. belonging to Mr-Jeff
Creel, which had been left in the house on
account of a broken mainspring. Nothing
has been seen of him since.
A Natural Food.
Conditions o f
the system arise
when ordinary
foods cease to
build flesh
there is urgent
need of arrest
ing waste assistance must
come quickly, from natural
food source.
Scott's Emulsion
is a condensation of the life
of all foods it is cod-liver
oil reinfojeed, made easy of
digestion, and almost as
palatable as milk.
Prepared by Scort A Bown. N. y Ail Hruemeta.
FOR SALE. Household furniture for
aale cheap. Ioqoire sf Trmuias Jones
on 7th, between Brosdalbio and Ferry.
FOR SALE. A accord hand caligraph
in good condition for sale cheap. In
quire at thia offioe.
BUOQY FOR SALE, e- Uood second
hand baggy for aaie cheap, Call on
Wm Fortinlller.
Bask Ball. Saturday afternoon alive
game was played between the Hot Stuff
and the RuBtlers on the league grounds,
resulting as follows:
HOT BTCFH. K
O Tumer.c, 8 8 1
Isom, p, 2 b. . . 1
Westorook, 1 b 1
Willis, p,3 b.. 2
CMcFarland.c 1
Croup.cf 0
BUSTLERS. B. O.
Thompson, p
O Turner,2 b.
M Turner, c. .
Bowen, as. . .
Young,l h. . .
LforriH, 3 b. . .
Moore, If...
2 2
2 3
1 4
2 2
1 2
2 1
Irvine, n, 3 b.
0
1
0
Farrel.lf.
Sears, r f .
McFarland.cf 1
Iavy, rt 1
6 21
14 21
BY INN. M..-..
Rustlers 2 0 0 10 2 0 014
Hot Stuff 0 1 2 1 0 2 06
Iu Portland Albany lost two games
with apparent ease, Saturday by a score
of 19 to 12. llaynei, the new pitcher,
was knocked out of the box in the first.
inninir. 9 scores being rolled up. Arrack
took his pla-e and did good work. Sun
day, with Burns in the box 8 runs were
made in the first inning. After that he
did some great work, not a una.i passing
second base during the remainder of the
game. Stanley's catching as always,
, l , I - ......... i"
V,"? other ,two games, did poor work
8 18 not "'9 ne.d.
"a "oi-iimss. timings, xiio same as in
S
At Salem, the club of that city won
both games 12 to 8 and 9 to t, hence leads
in the tournament.
The games now s'and :
PLAYED
Salem 12
Hbany 14
Portland 14
M LOST
8 4
8 ti
Oregon City 12 3 t
Yesterday nt this eitv ilm v;ii ,,...
I defeated the Hotstuffs (i to 3
They play baseball with a vengeance
l over in Coos county. At the Fourth of
juiv celebration at Myrtle Point, the
contesting clubs quit at the end of the
fourth inning, and then the score otood 50
to 19. It Isaaid that they had to atop
playing because fie supply of taper to
tally on run out.
M v.i. Heai.y Loses. His Pension. Maj.
Healey. who was recently in Albany, where
he was intoxicated most of the time, lias
reached San Francisco. The Examiner
says: Among the first to appear at the
Pension Agent's office vesterdav morning
was Michael Healey. He was" in a sad
plight. He explained that he had iust ar
rived from his hmne in Eugene. Oregon,
and that having read the article he has
tened to headquarters, as the official notice
of his suspension had failed to reach him.
Mr Healey s face was badly bruised and
scratched and his apparel was badlv torn
and soiled. "I was in a railroad collision
a day or two ago and got a pretty bad shak
ing up. but its nothing compared to the
damage to my feelings bv having niv pen
sion cut off." The veteran added that the
loss of the money was not so grievous, but
the accusation that his disability was
brought on by his own vicious habits filled
his cup of bitterness to overflowing. "It
all comes on account of political enmity and
spite work." he said. RJ opposed the"pol- !
itical aspirations of a rich and ambitious
man in my oounty. and he filed aocusations
asnunst me, eh.iririne' that mv i.L-riaw w . !
. ? o -wi
d th TlT "T,-'Practices, ilissipation
. - ' va;c air uiiLrue. UH
r mi"v. . 11. um ne 13 ncil and stnntr- I
am wau anil noor so wai emit,, nr.i
hard to guess the winner ". The records in
the Pension office show that Healy was
snuitetl a pension in 18bo oa account of af-
reeuon ot tne lungs incurred while in
service.
.1 )
the .
Crook CorTr.Scarcity of money has
caused numerous banks to dose their doors.
and some of the church folks here begin to
believe the same mna, n-iil !tT . !
closing of the church doors, it beirw next to
"nP08?'?'e t0. money with which to
pay ministers' salaries
Since last Saturday at least two inches of
rain have fallen in this vifinirv. The rain
began falling Saturday
i tinual to pour
fct mh an1wbl '
uL- LTite I
noon Sunday.
showers have fallen. The ground is thor
oughly wet. and all spring grain will yield
an abundant harvest.
Probably the most enthusiastic crowd
that celebrated in thi f'AMTl V ya3 the fmirii
HP ."P!"' "I""' " m Adams' place on
- S. fn a !T vent 5afft
1?1 .dancing, commencing at 2
o dock on the afternoon of the 4th nnd
continuing until daylight on the morning
K :
uie ,ui. it was an open-air nartv
piatlorm having been erected under the
shade of the pines. Review.
As Excrruso Fire. The Yillard Hotel
was burned at Pendleton vesterdav aftor-
llla was alwmt h ,
t: '. le"' ot the following in connection
with it. The firemen worked like heroes.
They in several instances risked life and
limb. In attempting to pull down the
Main street wall, they were compelled to
ascend, in the face of angry flames, ladders
leaning against a tottering support. Had
the ladders but slipped, the brave workmen
would have been hurled to an awful death
in the fiery maelstrom below. Suddenly,
amidst all the excitement, the cry went up:
"There's a woman inthelmniinjf Itiilding!"
Intense excitement prevailed, and all shud
dered at the thought. Hurried inquiry,
however, ascertained the fact a sick woman
had been removed barely in time to nave
her life.
A Sad Drowsixo. A gentleman over
from WiUapa yesterday brings the sad in
telligence of the throwing of the wife of
Key Crouch of that place on Saturday even
ing. Mr and Mm Crouch and baby had
gone out on the bay in a tmall row boat,
and at a request from Mrs Crouch to be al
lowed to row, the two attempted to change
place. This resulted in the boat rocking
violently, and in their endeavors to steady
it, they were thrown into the water, com
pletely capsizing the boat. Mr Crouch
grasped the baby and threw it upon the
upturned boat, and immediately looked
around for his wife, who had dissappeared
beneath the water never to return. Up to
yesterday morning'no trace of the body had
been found, although a diligent search had
been made. Astonan.
Didn't W'ubk. The rain making exper
iments at Heppner last week were not suc
cessful. About If) o'clock a bombardment
was begun and kept up until noon, but
without any sign of rain. It Was resumed
in the afternoon, but still the much needed
shower came not. From Eight Mile and
other sections came word that they. too.
were trying the rain making experiment, it
having been agreed previously to make the
attempt of making clouds and wring them
over the grain fields of Morrow county on
that date. Not withstanding the failure
nature may yet furnish what man has not
At any event there will be considerable
grain raised in this section.
A Fibkmbh'ii Caib On complaint of
the foreman of No 2'a Mr Charlea Metzgar
will be tried by the board of fire dele
gates tonight, wbowill be f.ake.l to de
clare bis office of assistant chief vacant.
The grounds are tbe use of profane and
abutive language while oa duty. The
case promises to be hotly contested . Mr
Metzgar has three lawyers employed, and
will fight t.ecaae to the end. His de
fense will be that at the time charged he
was not cn duty. The matter has created
considerable interest among firemea.
Sbvkbb Accident. Mrs. W. B. Case
living on the old Finlayson placs five
miies east of town, while going down the
cellar stair yesterday morning, in some
unaccountable way lost her balance and
fell to the bottom, striking on a s.one jar,
bruiting the side of her head and face,
breaking the molar bone and severely
lacerating the ear. Dr. Maston was
called, dreesed the wound, and at. 'he
present time Mis. Caseis reatingqui. tly,
although suffering severely from tbe in
jury. An Odd Cane When Thomas Kay re
turned from Alaska last week he brought
with him a white bone cane, which had
been presented to him by the governor
of that northwestern territory. The cane
strayed away last Tuesday butan adver
tisement in the Statesman brougnt it to
light and to its owner. It is made of
two long pieces of white polished bone
deftly joined and the head of Hie stick is
of disks being of varying tbiekness. The
Alaskan natives who make such caneB
charge $15 apiece for 'hem It it a un
ique walking stick. Statesman.
Boy under 16 getling their hair cut a
Viereck' will receive a free ticket to the
ball grounds.
aal hair cutting par
Ion.
SOME AND ARKOAD
MONDAY.
sse Moses Is opening a nea t baibe
shop just west of the new P. O. block.
Twenty Mtamort horses have started
in races this season, and of the number
twelve have been winners.
The Oregonian has long wrileups ot
Yaquina Bay and Idanha, which speaks
for the enterprise of the O P.
The Marshfield BBC defeated the
Libby club last week 61 to 48 The most
scoret made In one inning were 18
Eugene people on account of the extor
tionate rates between Albany and that city
on the S P will haul O P freight to that
city Dy wagon.
John Haley, of Lyons, was placed in the
county jail Saturday nlght.on a tine, which
with coats amounted to $47, for using
abusive language.
The O P carries sugar to Albany from
Saa Francisco for I2i cents. The S P
charges 37 cents to continue ll to Eugene.
In a polite way that Is robbery.
Wilson A Chas-. of. Lebanon, who re
ceived the contract for building the new
Masonic temple in Corvallis,thls morning
succeeded In completing their bond, and
will begin work at once. They are steady,
reliable young men, and may be depended
on doing a good jon.
The Junior League of the M E church
have elected the following officers: Pres
ident, Earl Abbett: vice president, Kim a
Parker; treasurer, Millie Miller; secre
tary. Norma McClain ; asst. secretary,
Jessie Clif'on: organist. Veda Torbei't
chorister, Earl Abbett.
An Oregon City dispatch says: Town
ship 10 south . range 6 rst, on the Oregon
Pacific, will be thrown open tor filing, and
something of a rush is expected, but as the
timucr is not as good as in the two town
ships thrown open the lat two weeks.lt is
not expected that it will be as great as on
those occasions.
Last Thursday a yjuth woi king in this
city was discharged from his position and
went to Portland the next day. Saturday
he met an Albany woman.whom he knew,
and on the pretense that he wanted to get
back to Albany borrowed $10. He didn't
return, and had no Intention cf doing so.
The youngster is making a bad start.
The county jail now has two occupants,
both Johns. John Haley, for using abus-
for stealing a shawl from Mrs Bodlnes
i.c nniuin ana lonn nialonee
HiAimn T : , . .
for awhile.
l he cleanup at the Ashland mine for
June yielded 396 ounces of bullion, worth
(man. 11 win oe thus seen that the ore is
of unlfoim richness and the mine
es to remain a steady producer. The mill
used has only five stamps. The machin
ery wlih which th- new tunnel will be
drilled is being put in position.
A combined harvester will be used in
L'ma'illa county's wtuat field tola urc
mer, which will require four men and 16
cJ h .kk vU .'L-"' "I" " w '
between :c mmi . r t
grain dailv. The machine, hich has aU I
rea.lv irnri , d... 1.1 v
n,iiun.iuu, iinc on en oi
much curioai y . It weight 1 2,000 pound,
aeewj iw f-tiw.
I' is reported that 1 XI P Kn.J.. ...
. J - - mjul . , uc V.l
the wheat magnates of the Umatilla res
ervation, had this year 6000 acres in
grain, from wh'cb the present outlook
Drumiaee an iie r
t , , av j.wiu "i ,wcuit
bushels per acre. This will make 130,000
uusheis, the largest crop ever raised by
one man in Umatilla county. Nathan
Fierce, A N Sweeney ,T P Page and other
Vf.Li,TrVv i? ,armer8- nmve wfllllMI1
prospeexs. o.
President L'pmeyer of the Harriburg
Water Power Co., informet us that work
on the ditch will be return -d next Mon
day, and that It will be pushed as :apidiy
possible. There are several week
HTtrl,' few In Iu Ja saae. I .a I
d,tch. the con'Pieiion of the To dam S
5 consuuetion of-nT
dam I (till before the
uppe
contraciir. Har-
itn
,1
risburg Courier.
hi-e Sam Adolph wa 11 Chicago on
hi visit to the World' fair he purchased
th finest silk hat to be had in the windy
city, brought it home with him and pre
sented it with hi compliments to Hon
Ttlmon Ford. Til. does not much affect
plug hat or any of the tineriet nafuralls-
accompanying their wear; but he will i
1 1 w ""I'l'. 1 11 ,iim wtit i i urutr 10 snow
his appreciation of the pirit of the giver.
Statesman.
Tnef oilowing no'e wet received at tbe
fnrevtlle New office: Last Mondavi
iifvin IKo A , , 1 1 , I. .... tar. , i
, "J 7 V"'. 1" ? .aP"r.
it
Issuo-
. r
posed, and in an Incredible short nm. !
iivc v-uvi maue ine sentence, i a live ana Close game It the outlook
which evidently would have suited Ma- j Admission, 15 cents. The Sunday Oregonian aays: Mrs E
u been longer, as he looks as if j A number of Salem people have had the ; L T.hnP. ' 4 Fifth atreet. on Wed
M were hunting for such a place to board water of the Salem W.V,r fV i neaday afternoon enUruiced the mem
burned to .he ground. A conaidrrable j we,n relu,niBf trom Oorvallls, ran away,
part of the contents were removed by the j 1 n 41,5 srco"i street at Salvalar rate.
pion.pt effort of the family and friend i were fin"v ttopped without dam-
Some rooms could not be reached, how- j f' ,Abo.ut ,hen G7 Ban La rode a Wcy
ever, and a great many va'uaHe articles tonR F,m ,reet 8eral men good
were destroyed. There was no Insurance ; nuredy Muney' dog on him. An
on either government or personal property
cany mis year Ur i; (J Newcastle coed
Dr L M Davis for $15,000 damages, grow
ing out of a business transaction at Port
land. The result of ihe trial wa a nomi
nal verdict in favor of the plaintiff,
amounting to $35 or thereabouts Dr
lia' is Is now turning ihe
table on Or I
Nets castle bv filin a suit atrain.t hl f,
riw "t ureatn 01 contract, and $10,000
c r . 1 " :-
damage alleged to have arisen from their
business intercourse and leval war rir
Davis is the dentist with whom Dr Ball. of j
mis city, nas gone into business.
The members of the Salem Y M C A
who made the trip from thlt city to Port
land by bicycle, left Saltm at 5.25a m and
arrived there at 12.30 o'clock . Their rid
ing time was six hours acd fifteen minutes
and the distance covered 53J4 miles by the
cyclometer. The trip wat uneventful, ex
cept that Mr Wetherbee collided wlih a
hog and wa thrown Into a ditc.. with the
animal and bicycle at company. Mr
Myert broke a pedal of his bicycle when
15 mile from Salem and propelled tbe
bicycle the test of the distance with one
foot. They Inspect the Monterey and
then return home. Journal.
TfaSDAT
Only ten extra session of eongre
have been held In 117 tears The
eleventn has been called.
Joe Smith, a tramp, was placed in the
calaboose thlt forenoon bv Marshal Mc
Feron for being drunk and disorderly.
The can- of Chas Metzgar, before the
board of fire delegate, wa brought up
last evening, ana continued until tomorrow
nigbt.
Only teven counties have paid all their
state taxes. The are Columbia, Coos,
J-sephlne, Marlon, Morrow, Wallowa and
Yamhill.
It i i claimed the rates on the S P be
tween Albany and Eugene are those fixed
by the Railroad Cotr missloners. It so
they hd better try again.
Mathla Koshland, a hide buyer, was
sentenced to 2000 day In jail or to pay a
fine of $40oo,for using warehouse receipt
for wool and hide ne did not posses.
When two men meet it is safe to bet
that one or the other will mention dull
time before they sepaiate. Where nearly
everybody does it It is not to be wondered
the sentiment i that way.
Jim Lotan ha been indicted by the U S
grand jury on the charge of opium smug
gling. Nothing 1 surprising about Lotan.
inuiciment were also found against sev
eral other, Including deputies, on the
same charge.
I wa prostrated with a severe bilious
complaint," writes Erastus Southworth. of
liath, Me. "Attet vainly trying a num
ber of remedies, I was finally Induced to
take Ayer's Pills. I had scarcely taken
'.wo boxes when I wa completely cured."
Wnether Paiteur or Koch's peculiar
modes of treatment will ultimately prevail
or not. their theory of blood contamination
is the correct one, though not original. It
was on this theory that Dr J C Ayer, of
Lowell, Mast, nearly fifty yearc ago, form,
ulated Ayer' Sarsaparilla.
Following are the new officers of the
Alpha degree at K of P, recently Installed:
Mrs Maggie Hewitt,!' C ; Mr Mary Allen,
M E C; Mr Mary Parker, ES; Hit Liz
zie Wood, E J of T; Mr Alice Richards,
M of T; Mr Julia 'Farrell, M of R and C;
Mr Josephine Deyoe.M of F; MlwHellen
Crawford, P of T; Mrs Maggie Harris, G
of O T; Mist Lizzie Fairell, organist.
The Pullman Tribune says: Mr E J
Northcutt, the man who hit gained so
much notoriety on account of the mam
moth yield of 101 bushels of wheat on one
acre on hit firm near this city, .has com
pleted tbe tiresome task of counting the
grains in one bushel. He say there are
720,000 grains In one bushel, graded
wheat. It is doubtful If the gain to the
world will be great enongh to ba1an:e the
expenditure of time and patience required
tn accomplishing this task.
The following from the Portland Dis
patch Is about former Lebanon people:
The matter of the application of W G
Gardner, superintendent of the Boys' and
Girls' Home for the custody ot Bessie, the
vouny daughter of M R Henrn jvas htfnr
Judge Munly this afternoon, and waa
abandoned by Mr Gardner. It appears
that Mrs Hearn, who Is divorced from her
husbana. a few days aeo procured an or
der of the court to send the child to the
Home, on the ground that she was abused
bv her father The latter who Is a station
agent on the Southern Pacific at Jefferson.
one day last week came down and took
the child awav. in which efforts he as
saulted Mr Gardner and resisted Officer
Kernan, and for which he was arrested.
He claims that hla divorced wife Is taking
the proceedings In order to harass hlm.and
has reinstated facts to the authorities, lie
says the child is with his mother, and is
well taken care of, as he is able to sup
port it.
WCPNKtiPAY.
Washburn's circus will be here on
Friday.
The Soldiers Home caie will not be
hevd by the Supreme court until October,
in Its regular order on the calender.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Building A Loan Association will be neld
at the Oregon Bank offices on next Friday
evening.
About fifty new claims were filed at
Oregon City yesterday. There were sev
eral contestants: but everything was set
tled harmoniously.
The Farmers Alliance, assisted by two
attorneys, are investigating the records of
Lane county, In order to ascertain hy (he
county Is in debt.
The Sweet Home fire. It Is reitnrted.wae
i incendiary. While there is not absolute
proot the people there are pretty will
1 satisfied how It occurred.
At the meeting of F Company last even
ing .Sergeant Menlll D Phillips waaelecied
itt lieutenant, to succeed Wm A Humph
rey, resigned.
A farmers team ran away this naon, run
ning towards the west side. Runaways
are very common nowadays. Teams left
standing are easily frightened.
The Wltlamtttes and Eagles, two good
' ground tomcrrow afternoon at 11a
amateur Cluog, will play on the
I - ,1 . ... " "
their premises on account of uslna It con-
I trary to rules, which are about the same as
I Albany',.
Several strong banks doted their doors
In Denvei yesterday, caused bv unneces-
tllver convention
- - . j --- "
The telephone line has been completed
to Lebanon and an office established there
in the drug s ore of Hon M A Miller It
only cods 35 cents for three minutes talk
Wlh the People ofthatdty. Next week
Brownsville will be reached, and Halsev
riarnssarg, junction and Eugene will
soon follow.
Mr Caswell Hendricks, an old and highly-respected
pioneer of Lane county, died
at hit horr.e 15 mile east of Eugene
yesterday ornlng. of paralysis He
came to Oregon le 184S, and has been
living on Ihe McKrniie river and operat
ing the feny which bear bis name, since
tS6i . He was 74 year of age.
The Y M C A not only furnishes a free
gymnasium, reading hall, bicycle cjab.ball
club, a.nu semen t parlors, shower, sponge
and tub baths, but ha now begun pub
lishing a local monthly and advertisement
sheet, called "Push." It U typical of the
Yankee enterprise of the general tecretarr
Mr W etherbee. Salem Journal.
The new comet it quite plain to be teen
with the naked eve. after dark It la
northwest, under the Ma-
d'PP "'er
2?L -
hall past nine, with its tall
said to be root in at the 1
rate ot 180.000 mile an hour. It appears
w uc 01 me lounn magnitude and hat a
companion in the form of a smaller comet
which can be seen arith a glass through
the nebutoe ot the former.
Tbe Pendleton Tribune savs: Mrt Mat
tie Horn, sister of Captain Humphrey,
arrived yesterday to be in attendance at
hi bedside, and And him getting along
fine. A he related to her sympathetic
ear the tory of ihe accident he exclaim
ed: "Wilt, I don't sec how it didn't kill
vou I Well," y the Cap. and hi own
rare (mile lit up hi face, -the thins 1
f.an', - I. a. ... . .
ent it man 1 break
wheel.'
tne car
A'btnr was lively for a short Ume last
nlsht A !, ,1.. u . . ,
n,nt. A team drive by a couole drum
'ae uieman took the matter in earnest
ano tic tea the dog several time. The
owner interfered, then a drummer took a 1
baud, and a general fight was imminent .
but wat easily prevented. A voung man,
who was once sentenced to the nenitrn-
liary for eight vetr. with several - '
a3Ta3-T T"2" !m lrcc no me
"n,T,,began ,Tfce n tne treet, and the
V. ,nc com" MPd ominously in the
nun n west.
BE A l KHTATERAI
M Redfield to Kate F Fish.
4M
acre adjoining Albany .
HC Miller to FreTs Miller, 40
600
100
800
I
13fcl
Jeff Meyers to F J Denny,?9.0.r acres
9 w3
Henry Lyons to trustee M E Church.
3 lots, Lyons
C C Hogue to A A Kellev. one-tenth
interests in Maplewood addition
to Albany .except 4 lots 1200
Allrert S Cheshir to J P Cbeshir. 40x
40 feet, Sodaville
J P Cbeshir to Margaret M Briggs.
40 feet strip. Sodaville. . . . .7. . .
L Fleischner to J F Hendrex, 1 lot,
Harrisburg
A Eichman to Pre B Marshall. 2 pie
ce land. Bryant's Ad. Albany. . .
U S to Alex Vaughn.635.1H acres. 1G
50
1
200
1000
w 3. dated June 30. 1865 . : Patent
W R Kirk to America Cuehman,
224e69 acres adjoining Browns
ville 1
U S to John C Woodruff, 80 acres 13
w 1 .Patent
IJC Woodruff to VinaBurrell. 80
acres 13 wl 1
Wm Lynch to Andrew Hagle. 100
acres 15 w 3 2500
l H to Adolph Barrett. 331 acres 14
3 Patent
Thlasa Wwrta KcBtcaaaertag.
When you feel a kind of goneness about
the stomach ll I a sign that your food doe
not sit well and that you are about to hav
a tit of indigestion
V hen you begin to feel nervous and are
unable to sit still comfortably ; when your
clothes suddenly teem to lose their fit and
become too tight in placet the fit of Indi
gestion it surely upon you.
When thlt fit of indigestion it repealed
from day to day it finally resolves itself
into dyspepsia.
Remember that three to ten of Bran
dreth's Pill will cure the wort case of
Indigestion or dyspepsia, or both, and that
a regular course of tnem. say two every
night for a week or ten days, will act aa a
preventive of either complaint.
Trains will hereafter run to Idanha
on the eastern end of the Oregon Pa
cific Monday morning and Wednesday
and Saturday evenings. Round trip
tickets, good for thirty days, will bo
sold for $3.00. Round t ip tickets can now
be bought to the Bay, 1 excursion rates
every day of the week.
Bath at Vieieok'a shaving and hair cui
ng parlors.
tenter last ,
Following it th list of lettera remaining
in the pott office at Albany, Linn county.
Oregon,July 10th, 1893. Persons calling for
these letter mutt give th date on which
they were tdvtrtittd.
Foster. John
Howe, Alta
Longhbottom.Rev 8F
1'lummer, Rev 0 F
Hutchinson, Em
Patterson, Mrs L
fyle, rl C
Simpson, C W
Wails, Mrs J F
Wart, C
Kavsh, M D, P M
Stewartson, J M
Walls, Mrs
Winans, Rev W R
Thos. Momtbrb, P. M.
.OCIat ASD PERSON
MOWPAV
Maurice Senders and Fred Moist are in
Prineville on a few weeks trip.
. License has been issued for the mar
f'age of Geo W Simonda and Ida M Ross.
Mr Will Cowan went to Portland this
noon, when he will begin business at
once in Collector Black's office.
Dr J W Thomas, a dentist of Mollalu,
Clackamas county, is in the city the
guest of Ml relative Mr E a Parker.
Mr TI 10s Jones, the barber baa ac
cepted a position in a Portland shop and
is making arrangements to move to that
city.
Z H Rudd, Phil tioodwiu and F M
Redfleld leave tomorrow on a trip to the
World s fair.
Rev J Muellhaupt was at Lebanon last
Thursday, where he performed a mar
riage ceremony for Peter Arp and Mary
Freest. Salem Statesman.
PA Cochran and wife of Woodburn
were iu this city yesterday, enronte to
the mountains for a summer outing.
Jefferson Review. Formerly ot Tangent.
J E Cartwright, the foreman on the
Albany Populist, is -pending the week
in the rity with his mother and step
father, Mr and Mrs Wyatt. Harrihiir
Courier.
J E Sabin representing J Q Ayer
A Co, waa in the city Saturday aud ciosed
another contract with the Dkhovuat
Such a-6rm does not stop advertising
when time are reported dull. They go
right on spending a million dollars a year
in the leading newspapers of the world -
A Portland paper savs of a former 41-
bauy lady: Marriage has not annitiilat
; ed Mrs Ur Ford Warren. 8he is still
, practicing Her proleasion and u as band- '
nnmf si a whun uIim tav a t a ,,..! 1 1 . , a
in dress alsosiems to improve constantly,
She is certainly a most elegant wooid.
On Monday evenis the many friends
of Luln Webber tendered her a surprise
party, prior to her departure for Cali-
forma- Music and dancing were indulged
lu.ancr vi men rerresiiuie nis wert served.
Among these present were: Mrs Web
ber, Crouch, Mita. Dell .Bennett. Kffle
iiennett, Uertie Mansuehf. Mav Foster,
Miss Reid, of Astoria, Vinnie Aetzel
Beatrice Swain. Lulu Webber.and Messrs
B Parrel. C McDonald H Idleman. T
Meyer, O Flora, J Datis, W and Nd
; f rker MurPhy and Wabber
ligaa.
, ,n
' .fri n1 ? 'ew riend of the Ceciltan
Guitar and Mandolin clnb, an organiza
tion which has been in e,xiatenee for tome
time.but which baa just adopted the name
which it will bereatter bear, iq honor of
st Cecilia, that famous patroness of mn
century lor tier tatti, in ti.
rdigion. The membert of the cSub.under
the leadership of Mr Edgar E Coursen,
1- ; I r a. h .
are: jtra v. k lempleton. Mrs E 1,
Thompson, Mrt Lawrence Knapp. Mi
Maggie Marshall, Mist Vida Marshall.
Miaa Katie Gibba and Miaa Chemin
Refreshments were served after the tea
aion of the club, and a moat enjoyable
afternoon was spent.
tv hmt,
V C Tweedale went U, Yaquina Hay this
noon.
Mr Hill, the genuine Vermont trample
syrup man. ia in the city.
Mist Stella Stites arrived in Albany this
Albany, are m the city visiting fneo i-
AD Barker and SSSSSmZ Fore-
man. f this citv. nn.l Hn- I f
Lyons, weie among those who went' to Port- :
Und this noon to attend the grand lodge of
AOL MT
Mr (ieorg C Stanard. who baa been with
the construction
n party of tbe teUrJ,,,
company for
erai week-, has iwm in th-
city today.
The poles are raited nearly to
laftexnon.
111 Pretbvterv of th- WilU- ,J .k-
V p, church.i in seawion today at the' church
in this aty. Amomr th present are Ih-
Wallace, of t IVwtUnd. Kev eg,
Hawee, of Portland. Iw Black, of Sajeni
Rev Marling, of Habov. and K.-v A. hfL.n
oftsakyiltT y"
Hon George tTtamUriaiu. I rrego P"p-
ular attorney -gefral. has been mentewd
a a suitable democratu ulidate at th
next election for oirigresa from thi.di 4ri. t.
r le-tiere ne mum la? eiertM. He is one
of the bnghteat voting men in the state.and
ha the ability to IB the position in man
ner that would redount! to the credit i
himself awl the state. Lngene l iuavaj.
Mia Edna IVoUmtn. of Portland. is in
the city tne guest of her grandmother. Mr.
w. E.I. aV 111 a .a ea
Lvle.
. Mr Mack Monieith. of Spokane, is in '
tbe aty. the guest of ber father. Mr A B
Mcllwain.
Vice President Stevenson vriil pam
through Albany on next Madav mornings '
overland, too early to be seeti
Dr W F Alexander b in the citv from j
Ikiah. He contemplates ditpcxing of his
residence property there and removing tn
vme ptaoe wnere there is
business. -Pendleton E. O.
more life and
Mite Jessie Winkiey left on the local this
morning for a visit with relative at 1'Sain-
view. in Linn county, and will ia from
there to Newport to be mtne set era! weeks.
Eugene iiuard.
Charles B Montague, a prominent citizen
of Lehonon. is tbe guest of Mr Geo Smith
'be hardware man. He is assisting his
daughter. Mrs Dr Davidson, aa a practicing
physician. Salem Independent.
The Extension Bet.i x. - The extension
of the rregon Pacini railroad eastward has j
11. iK-gun. 11 win ie? rememl-ereil mat
four or five mile were gnu led that were
never completed by the laving of rails. The
rails are now being laid on this as a part of
the program forgoing into Crook county.
It 1 true that only four or five men are at
work on it; but they are making rapid
progress towards Boise City, and it is pro
bable that before the rail's are laid to the
end of the grade, there will be a general
movement acmes the mountains.
Died. Mrs Lucinda A Lilly, wife of S
X Lilly, died at 4 o'clock yesterday after
noon, at her home near "forvalli's. Mrs
Lilly waa born July 28, 1844. in Missouri.
At the age of 8 years, in company with her
parents, she crossed Uie plains with an ox
team, arriving in the Willamette vallev in
the fall of 1852. in 1862 she was married
to S X Lilly.
Take Notice. Member, of the I 0 0 F
should bear in mind that there will be in
iatory work at Odd Fellows hall tonight.
Every member will be interested in attend
ing. I his by order of the Jtoble Urand.
19 to o. That U the score people make
who trade with Perry Conn, the dealei in
fresh groceries, prcduce and crockery
ware. They shut nut hard time and cive
clean bargain. Plenty of home tuns
and a return for more good. The game
I umpired on the square, and there i
never any kicking. Piompt and courte
ous treatment. A tteady thing. Doors
open early and late. If you would be on
the winning tide call on Conn.
The Verdict I unaoimou that Will
Stark carry the bnt line of ailver ware ia
tbe valley. They nave the variety and qual
ity, a combination that counts in btiving
goods. An inspection always carries con
viction.
Dandruff Is due to an enfeebled state of
the skin, Hall' Hair Renewer qjlckens
the nutritive function of the skin, healing
and preventing the formation of dandruff
Before going to the Bay or mountains
go in and examine the Blazer and Kton
jacket and suits at Read, Peacock Ac Co'.
Very cheap.
C'earance sale ot all kinds of hats at
ldaM Brush's. Now is your time to buy.
Kentish cherries at C E Biownell'a.
Hee the New Improved Singer sewing mi
ohiot. The bait is alwtyt tbt ehespeat. T
W Snwdtn, agent. Uffioejat Y M Frenuh t
'ewelry store'
Will At 8Urk, IV Iswelera
Hodge SC MoFarlaud,
late, Albaoy, Or.
the leading drnt.
Highest of all in Leavening
ABSOLUTELY PURE
OS THE I l HM Bil XDAKV
July 18th, 1808.
A lieauhful uiiroraboiiialu wa visible
last Saturday evening between nine- and ten
o clock.
Mriiml MU Davis of Mohawk, were vis
iting friends here lut Saturday and Thurs
day. Mrn Ana Arnspieger and rhflrflMl came
up from their home at Albina aliouta week
ago to spend several wkn with her sister
tin' .Mi km Jones.
It is said that some hungry' trump side
tilt lin-.it fr..,,, i I ....!.. 1..., 1 - , ,,
I 1 fit 1 ; ."- "ii n nut move nrui a
''" ir""i me cuttuartl at Mr
Nary laid week.
James Hayes, of F.ugene. was in this
neighborhood on business several davs hist
Hav seems to lie very plentiful this year
and the farmers in this section h:,v
very busy .-aring for the crop the dsm two
weeks
and now have to beirin hin.lin.. M-
mu air now uisiiit tiiroii.,1, ,1 , it
which win not ! a very lieavv
rop.
is vii
-Mi - bla P&xdy. of Monn
i 'ler "rotiier Jasper, at present
iting
Hay .U,m- is a cripple this week from a
raj"e'1 '-a used by falling through a
- rack-
i . M' rMna Taylor, of Portland, has been
w-iMiy li?r grandparents here for several
cousin bin loci " S
vi -.1. 1 t . ... . .
owe in Portland this week.
tne Si h Church Sooth, will hold quar
terly meeting at the Somerville school
honse next Sunday, it will also be a maaket
meeting.
1 MJ l,WTif- " Sfem- wral car
loads of cattle from this section last week.
( larenoe Taylor is building quite a large
barn this rummer.
aittuuE.
The sound of the binder is heard in the
land and everyone thai wants emrV
I low. , " tT. l' '" coan
""" mbw t r-aV. 1 EMTfw HT Va's-i I
pkuad with the country and will lootfe in
his valley. Thev havp'enrmtn fav
H M Stone has gone to Yamhill county
j to put in a bridge.
' t. ,'PtTratii for saving the fruit crop
i;.ir airraoy cummemr-i
llMan, if ilikf
len and Mora are putting un a Urge dryer
"
- u, capanrr tor iw taishets of prunes,
which they will dry in I'i hours. We wih
the enterprise may pro re remunerative, for
in this way the fruit raisers will find out
what can he made oat of prunes and plum.
Mrs Henderson, Harristsi rg, made a
flying visit to her old home the first of this
week.
- " h" S? Iff HoUu
! " wlutert Awin
i
MM trwaac
1 at C K ro!U.
VlAYIJCoJeSt ia Beitisaore Me .
A fall iioejof Wainar hro- weU at H.?P
XVs.
If yoo want a Una nooU c.lBirr Jtaarphjs
while labor cinn
' 1 aa
1 Raatpa taaoaita posUJ&er.
is.. ..aa . . .1
'f "
' . .. . . -
, , av lno to Vttttek't
of tl
, . , . .
J .artel, of Earden id. blh
i !? tal " S ,h" at
i "
ra.rociaa
aotaa indattrw by aavoLise the
-1'brate.l whit labor ciK-ar. mansfactarad
by Jo'ios Jasasj h.
New oork
M!, band to-tied alloc, mux -
iBing aaUraly new. nt a winter shoe
iii.htacddexit.le for epnoc and
wear, at Read, f'eaetck At I Va, Call
intpect them.
1 1
acd
;v. Pkxxotek's Orixiox.-lrtjmnar
I VrmniVtr nn kL iL. V
York Wnri.1 ,h. ,:,Z.Z;lJT: .r ,
" m werwF "Mj WM kaXaa.- ae npiai i J, t
ituation: "The Sherman law. which de- P'' 01 health. But with all our
grades silver from its former position tv a precaution there are enemiet always lurk
money metal to that of a mere com modify ,nK about ourtyturat, only waitings
should lie repealed, while at the same time rable opportunity to assert themselves,
the use of both gold and silver as the stand- j 'puriiies In ihe blood may be hidden far
art! money of the country, without aBa years or even for generations and suddenlv
j criminating against either metal or charse
I "A- . 1 t a . . . e
w miui.tv' .u ihi lartHi mm in tne last demo-
tTatu- nau..r-al Uatform. shoukl be aecuretl.
To repeal the Sbennan law without restor
ing the silver dollar to its former fnnr-f inn
M '""."Tra.1 tender money would be no re-
media! legislation. It would only le mak
iug a bad matter-worse. The tariff should
also be most materially reduced immediate
ly and an income tax should le provided
for. by which the wealth of the country
would- e compelled to help bear the burden
of taxation."
Traraer's KxaaatBallaai
Notice if hereby given that for ihs pur
pose of makiag an exaiuinaiiooof ell per
aona who mav oflsr themselves, aa oandl -uates
for teachers of tbe schools of this
county, tbe county superintendent there
of will hold a public examination at Al
bany, beginning at 1 o'clock p nt, on
Wednesday, Au:. i ami continuing
twa day A fee or $1 will be charge i f, ?
eld examination applicants lr stale
papers should file their applications with
the county au perl nt ended t at that time
iiatetl thlt 18th day of ril. 1893
O F KU8SKLL
Couuty Schsol Supl
Wa Have to Eat anywav. The bet
ter the groceries the more e'njoytble life
it, and while we do not all live t'.tnply to
eat, we certainly eat to live. If you
get your groceries and baked good of
Ptrker Brother you are bound to live
well If ll Is only on a loaf of rye bread.
They keep the best In everything, and tell
at price that satisfy regardless of limes.
CiH on them.
A Watch it a necessity nowaday. I
yon want one call on Will Se Mark, wheat
stock it ltrgeand varied, and price the
tbe most reasonable. They oan give ynu a
bargain in thia lint a v.cll at ia jewelry
ftaerally
Clean towel to every customer at Viereck
shaving parlor.
Skwikq Machihes neatly repaired an
warranted by a thoroughly eompctnt work
man, at F M French 'a jtwelry store, Albany,
Oregon.
Lives of many men remind us
We to great success can climb,
If the reading public find us
Advertising all the time.
To alii Dlgtstfon take one Small Bile Beaa
after entlus. V, per buttle.
Us"
The only Iure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum.
Used r;llioui cf Homes 4a Veari the Stan-brvt
Power Latest U. S. Gov't Report
jj Baking
m Powder
WEATHER Bl KEtr
('rop weather Imilatin, Xo 1", of the
I taafsn State Weather Se.-vi.e.for the w.-ek
ending Tuesday. July )!,. MM. BS
Pague, local forec-at official.
In Western (Jregtn (he weatlier during
Uie pai-t week has continued coot, with
higher temperature since Satunlay. The
highest temperatures havelx-en from 70 to
8.) detrroes. Thorp has Imen an , v, .... M
cloudiness and some few rains. The wheat
, crop u in good condition. Fall wheat has
generally lien increaxed in anvage; but the
I reage of sjring sown wheat has been An-1
eased.owing to the late siiring rains. Fall I
v lias an average increase in acreage of
Mb 10 iier nt. while the yield is expected j
I to m- 12 to Vj per cent greater than last
year. Spring sown has been decreased i
about 1 ier cent, and the yield will be fully
per tent short . An interesting and valu-1
able fact u reported by a Marion county 1
Kirrexrionilent: f m land which last year
was smmer faliowe.1 with potatoe the
wlieat (f.vll town) has a muth Mter aje :
pearaneethan :uiy otlier wheat .and it prom- i
ise toyieid 1., jt .ent more. Potatoes)
always have a sale and many would profit
by planting potatoe on summer fallow and i
n t allow the soil to remain idle and become I
filled with weed. The grain crop south of
the ( 'aiapooia is not so good as in the Wil- j
lament valley: while on the other hand the
milt of the latter is not so good as in the
former. Oats are a good crop, spring sown
ji so gtjou as ran sown Havingeontinue. '
Hop are growing rapidly; some are be- I
(Tinning to blossom out. Few lice are so far
observed; but are increasing in numbers.
In Eastern Oregon the rains from the h !
tothellth were of inestimable benefit to
tne crops. The wheat crop is reported in
excellent condition.
FABt ijoi-fcLT Ricn. Report from Ba
ker City is that a fabulously rich bed of
gold wts discovered. It was found at the
lot torn of a :tVJ foot shaft in the Virtue
mine near this city. The water was all
pumped out and an almost enli.l atiwaV r.f
gold eight inches vide wa revealed. Two
miners took out two sar k r,f r wnrth
flO.000. One specimen weighing eight
pound, contain -.
A Buck Hotel.
The Desiocrat is
mamm md Wm M
in the city wmriderably lately, told another
Albany man that be wa, aliout to begin the
. ti-sur. ri' na rarrt
Hoag. who has boon
erection of a fine brick hotel in this citv
. ,lu, represenu" a stmanrru capital, an a
ants fithan - . O. t
to justify
. - - w -uuiurui uiuierif last
fuch a movement. Wm
it he
rJOM -
I
Are I en rrto
Are you all tired out, do you have that
tired feeling or tick headache.' Vou can
be relieved of all these symptoms by tak
ing Hood Sarsaparilla which give nerve
and bodily strength.
Hood's Pills are easy in action .
CS asst
Fa ker Brca, grocers
P. M. French keeps railroad time
Boy yocr grooeria of Parker Bros
FSie grot- nea at Coon & ifecdricscA'a.
-tew crei rhreaj, jBet teorseed at Conrfai .'
Meyer.
P J StaiW job printer, Hiao Block, doaa
, ., ...... , ...
atok the oalebralc! Havana filled S oast
, r " iaU" -V .
. ?r M H Ei'
A-ibaar. ti.
tibyasctaa aad
'.! rails It
tareoo
ctt.'or
Bt
I
Dows co the Rates. The Cnion Pa- :
i cine now wth re,ll rie, ta eastern
point.and their thrwigfc 1 wafTangefnent. ,
magtuhcenUy equipped Pullman and Tour-
j irt sleepers, free ret luring chair car and faet
j un-- matu- H tto trf line to trevH. Two
! train lei re from Portland daily at ti -45 a m
7:30 p m. The rates are now within
reach of ail. and et err bod y .bould take ad-
vantage of them to visit the' World 's fair and
their friends in the east. Send for rates
and erhedules of trains, and do not pur
chase tickets until after consulting t'uran A.
Monteitb. Albany. t.
W H HmxBCBT.
As-'t O.en'1 Pas. Agerat 0. P.
Portland, dr.
mm ltH..re
i break forth, undermining health and
ktetM- J-.il. E - t 11 . . .
. 1 an uuease anting
from impure blood Hood' Sarsaparilla is
the unequalled and unapproachable rem
edy . It i King of them all.for it conquers
disease.
fewer af Merit
The proof of the merit ot a platter it
the cure it effects, and the voluntary
testimonials of tbo-e w'ao have used All
cock't Porous Plaster - during tbe past
thirty years it unimpeachable evidence of
thslr superiority and should convince 'he
mot! skeptical Se!f praise U no recom
mendation, but certificates from those who
have used them are.
Beware ot imitation and do not be de
ceived by misrepresentatinn. Ak tor Al
cock'c, and let no solicitation or explana
tion induce you 10 accept a substitute.
Notice. All parties who have been in
the habit of tying cows so they can nm
over adjoining sidewalks. are herebv
notified to stop the practice, or the ordi
nance in reference to the same will be en
forced. At iiar Marktl.
Tfaeet.wuc.
Oata. Wo.
I lour, fa.00.
Patter. lSe.
Kegs 15c
I-trd, 14c.
Pork -hams Lk; thoulders, ft.; aide
I2Ho
Hay. baled. 1S
vo atoern, 100c.
AMtwaJ.wS
Hope. 18c.
Dried fruit plum, 9e, apples, So
Chickens, H 50 per dozen.
Beef, on foot, 4c
Hogs, d rotten. 7c.
BOKX.
DANNALP- On Monday morning
July 17th, 1S93, in Aloany, to Mr. and
Mrs. O. P. Dannals a boy.
W IRKIIl)
IIKXDBICSOX FRONK.-On Tuesday
.luly 18, 1J3. in Albany, by Rev J T Ab
liett. MrW K Hendriceon and Mrs Mary
K Fronk, both of Linn county.
MATNEY TKMPLK. in Allnmy. on
July 18. 181. by Rev J T Abbett. Mr Louis
L Matney and "Maltie E Temple both of
Liuncountv.
RAlrin
PRICES
gtaitatreat tB HQ
Powder:
1 -"
HAVE YOU TRIED DRUGS AND FAILED
to ran) a curb roa
RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO. SCIATICA,
KIDNEY, LIVER and BLADDER
COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, LAME-BACK, &c.
1 .Mia
ava wa n
aTereatored tboaaanda to robsst health
f THBMfl CA CURE YOUl
Dr
- . ksn rr-toeio. Cel.. Ion
'. A. T. .ftaadaa, Oear Wr r-BUmftmS
at
I waa troablsd
Toar belt
mlmo oMODl-t iom ol poe.r. X would get ep with
wiin ion rigor, euai
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1 acbisc. ata
1 ft T .... . I
lite 1
bassar thaa I have) for tea tuen tat. I h,Mrk.
n.a.oueu,aaasaiTKisac.
DVjA. T. Beads, rjaae SfZtZZ. .freer bSS
two as laa.aas tee rhsastsllass. fjuat whteh leateiW
b3ebl. tomfk. VZu hJuThae placed BMta'a&eat
eeiecv Dasis ia law iwo weeaa 1 a,e aem u. 1 eaa
weja wiwiewi, aae leej iulo a
M. E. HTXBlS, Fveeeistor Lateraatloaal BofeL
NERVOUS OEnUTY-UUIOF WOO.
Dr. A-T Saaoaa. TjCSl'lSSZ& j
Elaatrle Tiih fin ana ml a as lilVlllj. mil m B
fi 1W fsli; for era w. fhaeasaWi
larlcot daUf.aedaaiat.-waa laaeerrpan.
ToiiisaislafaMr. CHAS IXTCTXA.
u THE DR. 8ANDEN
carrenu 1
weed SCli
l it tst
w af taut Uvu.
Kelondefl.
aatl.sndwta
Tber are (radad ta atreeenh to 1
sh two or thaa. a
8ANDEN ELECTRIC CO. 172 first St., POtTLAID, OficS
Oregon State
MONMOUTH, OREGON.
3 '"sl7:li(OIt?ta'' Tuition. Norma., $65
I tndhLaoSWur JSi TH ek?
sioca!
g.nid Model School for Practica,
g tax tcacnert. .-Normal, Ad r a need StrrA
mal,Businesa,Music and Art Dmr!n.naL - v " 5 1 ert an
Beautiful ad heaiSlicaSr IJ?
expense no saloons The Normal r.. J.e "' 8 ? umi 3 53
iheiarwat I. I,, t.-. - t"",eservai ry ot ulc. rhorougn courses
, 1 . . . .
! TliTrf .It' teT'm?m
SL I?' nf.,he 5" ol MudT
.
owtiiKirtcncn. I ne rrsti. atatsJ
. -a, uunT. .itw rr.emuersfare nfTerri ;n
Ii;."'T:"""'? P0'UO".-. Theiparuofth Slate. ,Ive mites from the
1 7u '"r 10 teacn in anyla'-e eVfWta VStxT miles sou:h of Portland.
... eunout tattber exam
Addraas, P. tL. CABPBELL, P.es
Smls ladf
ALBANY,
NEW : FURNITURE,
x SIVRE IS NOW FULL OF FIRST-CLASS 'FURNITURE. CONSISTING
f f bed room sets, chairs, lcsagea, etc.. which I will sell at
BOTTOM PRICES.
CaII line for turgatie.
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
J. JOSEPH. Proprietor,
WHOLESALE MID RETAIL
Ci.iy White Labor Employ sd
JT a SjJl
HE IV. A III w PHOTOGRAPHERS, eSCP
Affcaay tlreawa
Return of
J. HARRY GAY
OpMhilmic Optician,
Optical Specialist,
Will again be in Albany nest week 4 days,
with office at Revere House, beginning
Monday, July 10th. Mr. Gay has done
excellent work here in our city fitting
tome difficult case with glasses. Exam
ination and consultations free.
August 10th, nth, i;lh and 13th.
DHIVERSITY : OF : OREGON.
EUGENE
OrtN Mospay, Ski-texbks 18vn.
Jutt closed the moat prosperous year in
It hlttorv. Wide range of ttudiet Thor
ough instruction. Business course sdded.
Tuition tree. Entrance fee, $10, Board
and lodging at reasonable rates ia the
elegant new dormitory and boarding hall
on the campus, where students will receive
personal supervision.
John W. Johnson,
President .
HAKDjnrB ELECTRIC BELT
with) Klsctra Manetle gaawea.
story w,ji can vrltbeat ne4icfae
aufHucaeovetroabMS. ThoMwbo
vttr from
slam Lsmm Hasbw,
laUta, Kd ttsml III kamUh,
or exposure, will BmJ relief an! ansat
care In oar aMrvakna tavaatJaa,
whiearaquuattat atrial tewanw
. 1 1 waiH, cj
the most saeptlcal. Inianoraacaof
facts yon but bt oaaair drained
laeeorer.
ozru
narra fores ana vttaitf
la elartrtcliv nd tarn
If roa repisee lota yoar system the
SlBBlls Is llw dnlasd. wblefa mrm m.
rner awli ne m bkfil Awm
quired for Tiaoroos strength, roa was
rsvaova the rants and health, strength
and rigor win follow at one. This
Is nor plan and ti salts am, and we
enarantee a curs at refnnd nvoner
and ylaoTenS lFZiZIiZ.
LAME BACK AND RHEUMATISM
eoHUrnt n " - oa
Dr. A T Seavtae. pear M -Tm'ot eSZmnTmi
wita use atmta com. a frees thai
which I eaSered for
ease ci iiajsasafc
n. X . , .a k -.1
aa 1 . eeoid aot bead mr taw, w a all dae t ied es
wh .It. I boeaht oaeof root btiie. II Y.vTZmm
iasldaoftw.eaja.
m 1 eoattaaed to war K for I
taay weald try ft taor woaM fiad It Uka aaaaa aa I iii
ware oeoa earoa m u. Itaav othere 1
oast iwaaaa la tae world. I an located here
ijaotlr.aad' will be dad to talk withaab eao who
BOREKT BCRRZL.1
LOST VITALITY. AND I
bH 1 haee beaa pwatlr bawaatad ltwl arcUat
!"!lr' A. V 'I', torfaet. sad aadi.daj shows
for the better.
Teentrmlt. UtSm
I f -1 mvS '
6CTULXZ,
ELECTRIC BELT
a or weemraa in voaaz. taiddj
I dlnaaa ' - -
Normal School
per tors
I . . , . . r "
t D w-o
Tuition,Sin
T 1
a - ... -wa. uu luviumraisi m.
c uunru in roc
pr term of 2oeon
HOnmnnth it i.:. :. t
tatauwueg chesrfullv amt m ,tt.
, or S. SHED
See of FacnUy.
Vralk-Koard ITSSSZ. 723 ST.?"
N. WALDAHL
"Merchant Tailor.
(0 Mr?r and Satbfsftiea CisraiUe
lieqirvqg Qf ill! fLqds.
8HOP CFPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
OREGON
Thos. Brisk.
Cabinet photo from $1.501014.00
doxen. Enlaietagr Pictures
ty. 16x30 crayon; framed
sto.oo. We rrv a Iarsre start
of cxS and sterescopic views of Or-
ALBANY
COLLEGE.:::::
Fall Term Begins
September 13.
Send for
Catalogue.
Red CrownMills
JOXN ISOM, PROPRIETOR.
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