The state rights democrat., August 11, 1893, Image 3

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fuiimat.
A Fruit Fair.
-At the quarterly meet
ing recently held in Salem ay the Oregon
State Horticultural Soc'ety, it was unan
imously agreed, in order to properly
bring before the public the fruit industry
of the state, that the fruit growers should
unite in making a great Fruit Fair this
fall to show what Oregon can do in that
line, and af'er exhibiting the collection
here send it in a body to the California
Midwinter Exposition to b held in San
Francisco. In order to make a creditable '
showing it was deemed best to make it a
distinct i vely state a flair. The plan decid
ed upon was to ask every city and county,
every fruit grower and every one inter
ested in Oregon's welfare to contribute,
no matter how small an amount, to a
general fund to carry the idea into effect.
Large individual and county premiums
will be offered to Induce fruit growers to
put forth their best efforts in making a
display. The fair will be held in the city
offering the greatest inducements, place
and date yet to be selected. Only a small
portion of the money subscribed will be
called for in the beginning just sufficient
to defray expenses ft.r necessary printed
matter, postage, stationery, jars for put
ting up fruit, e'c. A small admission
fee will be charged, and if there is a loss
after the fair is over.each subscriber will
be asked to pay their pro rata of.the loss.
or io provide for the expense incurred in
takint it to California. If on the other
hand there is a balance in the treasury ,it strewn with pine needles, and before he had
Teachers' Examination. The follow
ing (meters are attending' the public exam
ination this week:
II E Hodges, Crabtrev.
liert Wight. Lebanon.
Anna M Acheson, Shedd.
Wm Aohesoii,Shodd.
Julia Taylor, Philomath.
Alice Jackson, Sweet Home.
I'.tlie Downing. Laeoruh.
K I. BteeknndaBi Albany.
L A Jennings, Brownsville.
Zua Skeels, Waterloo.
Gracie Michaels, Spieer.
Stella E Fisher. Albany.
Lena Alford. Coburg.
Ina Chandler, Coburg.
Eva Alford. Coburg.
Hattie L DeAnnonrt, Halsev.
Win .1 Teemster. Monmouth.
C F Swank, Lyons.
A S McHonnlu, Brownsville.
Dean Me rVilliams, Holscy.
Mae Myers. Scio.
Elsie Martin, Lebanon .
Clara E Perkett, Detroit.
Gay Case. Detroit.
Kugenia Shelby, Portland.
Belle M Chance. Crawfordsville.
Hvntixo ox a Bicycijc James Davis
is probably the first person who ever went
deer hunting on a bicycle. He was Tutting
Idanha last week on his wheel, and as the
country around there is comparatively
smooth and free from underbrush, he bor
rowed a rifle from a gentleman at the hotel
and started out for a ride. The inflated
tire on his wheel allowed of his traveling
swiftly and noiselessly over the ground.
fl.VfK AND ABBQAD
will be turned over to the state society
for use in the advancement of the fruit
industry. G I Sargent, Secretary, Port
land, Oregon, may be addr ssed for in
formation on the subject.
Tiie Exhibit of 0eoon. The Demo
crat has received a copy of the Prairie
Farmer of Chicago, with the following
item marked : Qaite a novel, interest
ing and attractive feature of the exhibit
made by the state of Oregon in the Ag
ricultural building at the World's fair is
the weather crop bulletin of Oregon, as
it is telegraphed each week from Salem
and posted on an immense blackboard in
the Oregon pavilion. This affords the
inquirer an admirable opportunity to
dravr bis own conclusions. He sees at a
glance the condition o. the crops iu Ore
gon and learns the state of the weather.
Oregon is receiving daily shipments of
fruit and vegetables and grains, and will
continue this during the entire season.
She wishes to illustrate to the farmers
and fruit growers just what cau be done
in Oregon, and as nothing demonstrates
so well as the products themselves, the
commissioners will keep constantly re
newing their exhibits.
Focxd His Crowbar An amusing
andjremarkable incident i narrated with
reference to Dr Wilder, the Spiritualist
medium of 206 ' First street, corner
Taylor, Portland. t hen she was giving
a ''test" eircle at the New Era ramp
meeting, Harold C Libak, the boss on
the eection between Oregon City and
Clackamas, asked her fchere his crowbar
was- Dr Wilder gave no heed to hit
auestiou until he had repeated it several
times, when she replied that be had used
an old unused house to store his tools,
and when he abandoned the place, he had
neg'ected to take the iron bar, which he
would find under the old building. Libak
followed the medium's direction, and
there among tne rubbish, his hand
grasped the lost pinchbar which is used
to pull spikes out of ties. Oregon City
Courier.
San Francisco Dead. An old San
Franciscan, who has just returned from
the Bay city, told a Telegram report.
that San Francisco is practically dead ;
and that he never saw so little doing in
that city as now. "At any time." said
the gentleman, "there are hundreds of
people roam in? the streets, wretched
nunrv and without work. Many work-
men on large buildings have been laid
off, Street-car forces have been reduced.
Business isdtiller than I have ever It own
it to be, and I have known San Francisco
a long time. "For its size, Portland is
wonderfully active, and mora than ever
I am convinced that this ity is one of
the most substantial in the country-
Telegram.
The Bight Stuff. The Salvation Army
is often treated with scorn and contempt,
says the Walla Walla Union, by other re
ligious denomination, bnt in these trying
times they are proving themselves to be
possessed tf more real Christianity than
many of their rraducers. Ibe Salvation
Army of Walla Walla has established a free
soup house in that city, where those people
who are out of employment and without
means can procure a meal. Those who call
at the house are given a good meal, and if
they have money they can pay five cents for
it. bnt if they are. without funds they are
fed just the same. If other denominations
would follow their example it would do
much to relieve the suffering that is preval
ent just now.
A Gcx Accidext. Last evening Wil
iam Hannibal, a well known farmer of
Benton county, residing across the Wil
lamette, had just returned home from a
hunt, and was taking his shot gun from the
wagon, when the hammer struck something,
discharging the gun, all the contents lodg
ing in one of bis arms, shattering it in a
terrible manner. Dr Applewhite of Corvallis
was sent for and amputated the arm. Mr
Hannibal is about 35 years of age. and has
a family.
Farm House Bcbned. Last night
while the occupants were eating supper the
house of Tryoc Brothers, this side f
Millers, was discovered on fire, having
caught from a defective flue. The flames
were under headway so much that it was
impossible to extinguish them, or even save
more than a few things. The building and
most of the contents were burned.
One day last week O C Hale killed a
rattlesnake on the head of McKay, which is
probably the largest ever seen in the coun
try, at least Mr Hale challenges anybody to
report a larger one. It measured 3 feet and
6 inches in length, 6 inches .around the
pedaled many miles he enrao upon an un
suspectingdeer quietly browsing just a head
of him. The result was that he killed the
deer and returned to the hotel with it slung
over his his shonlders. Captain M W Hunt
is the man who will vouch for this story.
Independent,
"Whkkb At." The following from a
Salem paper indica'ea that the state
officials are nrf human : The a'ate
house is much deserted these drowsy
summer days. The governor spends i
only the first three days of the week i
there. Judge Lord is at Seal Rock and j
Judge Bean at Idanha, leaving only Judge
Moore of the supreme court digging away
at the ponderous and musty tomes and
dry cases. Secretary of State McBride is
still sojourning at St Helens. whkher his
private secretary, Ed C Giltner, also
betook himself yesterday. Clerk Love! I j
is down by the' deep sad sea- The gov- i
ernor'a private secretary, W A Mnn!ey,is ;
at Mehama. Finley Perrine, supreme
court bailiH, is on tor Alt JeHerson. So
M own AY
Th: Oregon National Bank of Portland
Is making arrangements to resume busi
ness. Some good yields of 30 bushels per acre
of wheat are reported on the "Albany
prairie. "
Two Vancouver bicyclists passed
through Albany this morning for San
Fradcisco.
Congress met today in the special ses
sion. Everybody is anxious to know
what it will do.
A little baby named Smith drank some
lly ppttor. near Eugene a day or two ago;
but the doctors brought It out alb right.
The game of base ball yesterday be
tween Albany and the Wlllamettes result
ed in favor of the Utter Sy "a score of io
to 9.
A man from the east remaaked at the
cool weather there. He s.tld the ther
mometer had only been up to 104 'n the
shade.
Walker Bros left for Salem thla noon
with their big steer,. They did a good
business In Albany. The exhibition is
worth seeing.
Mr B F Ramp is carrying his arm In a
sling, the result of dislocation of the arm
at the elbow, brought about by "fooling"
with a friend.
The Three Sisters has returned to Cor
vallis making the trip tuccecsfully wtth
the water only about one foot above the
low water mark.
A Pcitlander says that the size of the
Oregonlan is about to be reduced, and
otner steps taken by the management to
cut down expenses. As'orlan.
The fine for this offense is $30 to $50
and Chief Engineer Lamb authorizes us to
say that the law will be strictly enforced
when the offender can be caught.
Any person having or knowing of anv
uniform or state property belonging to Co. I
r. win conter a favor by reporting the
same to iapt a j overman.
n-,t a fact. Farmers and merchants who
are perfectly good and have large stocks
of goods and business resources cannot
borrows dollar. Journal.
WEDNESDAY,
SOCIAL ASBrEBftSHIAI.
GAY, GAY, GAY,
at Revere House August 9th to nth.
A sea gull wis seen today riving up the
Willamette.
The Forest Grove bank has resu ed
business.
The salmon catch at Astoria amounts
to 365,270 cases so far this season
There are fifteen candidates for Chief
Engineer of the Astoria fiie department
People not able, or lacking the time, to
go to Yaqulna Bay this year, have had
plenty of sea bn?ezea at home.
A Democrat man this -week ate some
t raw be rles from the yard of Mr J E
Brldgcford, an out of the 'season luxury .
An effort Is being made to place the
Willamette in condition so freight can be
carried on the Three Sisters as far aa
Harrisburg.
Sells & Realfrows circus is billed for
Eugene for Aug und. It has fifteen cars
and twenty six cages of animals.
A man who has been looking around
says Albany Is the best town in Western
Oregon, regardless of quiet times.
Three o.lldren recently died of dlph -theria
in Monroe and two others are II),
all in one family, that of a new
dettlt ate circumstances
The Salem Independent devotes a co'
umnloa preacher by the name of R J
Campbel', that is, a sort of aharanger, and
warns tht public against him .
The house of W P Barger and the pub
lic school building, three miles from Cc
bnrg, were destroyed by fire Monday fore
noon. The fire caught' from a wheat field.
While John Isom, jr. and L Moore were
hunting yesterday their dog was bitten by
a rattlesnake. He was brought to Albany
nd only saved by the use of strong remedies.
Yesterday Governor Pennoycr pardon
ed Ed L Oliver sent up from ' Albtny for
robbing Albert Bond of $JO;Thoi Martin,
Mrs Nellie Brush, of Portland.is in the
city visiting Albany friends
C K Fronk, S P agent, and family are
in the mountains rusticating.
License has been Issued today for the
marriage of Thomas 'Lower and Esther
8 Teal.
Mrs Dr Templeton and son Charlie are
spending .1 tew weeks at their cottage at
Sea View Oregonlan.
Mr II Flindt and family, of Tacoma.
arrived in Albany this noon on a visit
with relatives and friends
L E Hamilton returned this noon from
his trip east.and reports very hot weather
generally east of the Rockies.
Mr Ed Quinn will leave on the next
steamer for San Francisco, where be will
remain during the coming tall and winter.
BE Mulcahy. snnerlntendent of the minutes ahead and their active climber.
Oregon Pacific, returned last night from ! Archie Bobison.was on the roof in lesi than
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
jj Baking
m Powder
ABSOUJTEiy PURE
atVk.-
OsKVILtE.
The fire alarm was sounded Wednesday
forenoon in the southern part of town. Win
Company' No 1 was soon at the scene of
danger, but too late to render assistance, as
the South Oakville Do, had arrived fifteen
the east and left on the eaily freight for
uoryams.
two inmates after arriving on the ground,
und in a very short time hail the fire under
subjection. Mr B. is quite young, only 80.
Ist Wednesday morning when Milton
Crawford went to feed his horses he was
greatly surprised to find his horses and his
hoi k had been token in the niirht. Mr C
in company with hisbrother-in-iaw.Mr Will
Onlf a tew went to Yaquiina bay this
noon, among the number being Mr a. id
Mrs Fred Blumberg, :lrC E Wolverton,
Miss Price, and Mis Annie Crain.
Misses Bit die and May Day, who have
hikiin fi.itiniy at 1 r v.,i.lanH ,.f " aj l.t
d'e for set-oral return I , thir i to, started in pursuit, tracking tin; hark
comer, In j ,ome at Albany this morning Eugene : "'rough the field and through a neighbor's
n I r I, . l -r:. i. .. ll .. sww-u.il ti ...... 1.1 . . la.
OUBfu, j s'vsic mw bug; 1MBU. " IIH IUUI UUI Y
1 i 1 . 1 1 it i one pony they toppel and borrowed an-
JJrlmZ Jfa They f. It sure that
ltlTln.t?$?LY??mn,t. y fori the thief or thieves were Und for the
ei-in.n veaie, in in me city, lie is now
of Coos bay where ho holds a like posi ¬
tion news.
Saturday evening a pleasant
iwriy was gi ven at tne resilience 01 air a j was gladly surprised to find hi team at
u wcrcoy, 111 Honor of Miss Hotgate, : home. Probably this was done for a joke,
daughter of Judge Holgate, of Corvallis, but it is a poor way to joke
who was the guest of Mr McCoy. 1V whu.,J0 of the steam thresher can 1
M s Jab Ezltn went to Albany todav to hf.ird:it ll ,,. 1
HAVE YOU TRIED DRUGS AND FAILED
to nin a curs for 9
RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO, SCIATICA,
KIDNEY, LIVER and BLADDER
COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, LAME-BACK, &c
DE. KAHI1FVR Kl.BCTTttC BELT
with Klcn r aiagnrsic
Mrr mill can without merfteina
all M the store troabtes. Thow vtti
r frfa Nrrvea ilrbilltr,
UrilSS, JIB OB On,
M 11 C II.
Memory, i
mountains. On Thursday morning the
team was found in their nroner Dlaces in
TDK rKEMIteST HKftftAfcE,
SpceUl U the r y 1 , .
Wamunotox, Aug. 8. -The President's
message was delivered today. It refers to
the existence of an alarming, extraordinary
business situation involving tin- welfare and
prosperity of the people. All people de
mand of eOSMBM patriotic exercise of i
legislative duty to remedy present evils.
Our unfortunate financial condition is not
the result of conditions relative to natural
resources. W ith plenteous crops.abundant
promise of renumerntion production and
manufacturers with unusual invitation to
safe investment, financial distrust and fear
are on every side values supposed to he fixed i
are fast becoming conjectural. Loss and
failure invade every brooch of business. ;
This surcharges principally to legislation ;
touching pnrchase and coinage of silver.
The operation of the silver law leads to '
direct substitution of silver for gold in gov
ernment treasury, and payment of obliga
tions in depreciated silver. People are en-
'm
ru xr in
fjn tm, 1
S TID
Feci-Me
pi uti
tlx : effects of mtmmm. xessees, worry
or "i(Kl.lil SoS fdtaf mot ssms
cars m oar wthrvmnam ibtcbmoo.
b ch requires but trtl toeomrtaes
th. most skeotlejiL latenomiosof f.
ferts 70a d-,t have rm air dratnM
oinerrsiorceaanTuami .
Mi
eta Is elnrfefi;
thai
caused rocreealroeaS" rlecfcot foree.
If too reciaee lota yoor systesi the
im toes anuM, wmcv ere re-
Is isr in and
antes
as ws hare restored I
soownbr h
ISeeSSHSlSj ;
or refsnd asoeer.
Im m4 br ererr Tiirc.
BSBBW Seat sealed, free. Or. Hen den's rilcetrlc Beit la no expertmenf
. nw. a Mms ran. a v i - n u otner ifraoou in i, mm wmm mm
t bis other statee.ebo w old aladjy testify
OlT M ) book "TBBCZ CI.ASfiSBOP KfEJfi
BslMIeafeAsnd eld sent seeled, free. Or. genife
:iu outer treesaes
10 wreld nlxdlT testify, i
of "bom wsbsTestrouc letters besrtDS test!.- Any to tL&r reevrsry .S'jtt tuingoor Befte
lip
" 1 . lid
WE HAVE CURED THESE WE CAN CURE YOU!
GENERAL DEBILITY CUR c.D
Sea rr. seises. Cel.. A cs
. Dr. A. T. Seadea, to Sir s e ere I eesd your bH
j was irooDi'O ens lost visor. vui
. . . ;.'a"'e ana, uf ,iac " I'TOpw- place , titled to some stable currency. Oovernrnent
""-'"' "s' reiroeu irorn nis nunt rnuav anil : has m. ri.
The Ladies Aid Socie'y will meet with ! Uougws caunty, and Joseph and Henry
Mrs U K BIsin tomorrow at half past two 1 county, tor noung
o clock, a full attendance U requested as
business cf importance will come up.
Some fire cravon pictures of Ur and
Mrs N H Allen, the work of Mrs G W
Ala Gray, who lives on the aialr farm
just b:low town, threshed 8j acres of fall
wheat yesterday. It yielded J49 buthrU
visit with her sister.Mrs Frank Kech nm.
The latter lady will accompany Mrs Kg-'
!in home on Monday and will visit in !
Corvaliis for a week Corvallis News.
Postmaster F M Miller, Ex-Sheriff'
Mat Scott, B Uurtenehaw and wife. J G j
Haton . wife and daughter, I Salt marsh,
and Mrs A Hamilton, of Lebanon, lei',
t is noon for the World's fair, as well as
00 a visit to their former homes in differ
1 he little son of A S Stone was throwp
from a horse last Thursday evening, break-
in(; nis ann ai ine eioow
trht to injure neon by financial
expenment. Opposed to policy practiced
! by other civilized nations nor justified in
J permitting etag;rerated and unreasonable
reliance on national strength and ability to
I jeopardize soundness of peoples money. In
j conclusion the President says it was my
purj lose to summon congress in special ses
' sion early in comino; Septemljer that wp
. end
eueoet seoowMe loss of por. I voold est ee with
van tired feellee. ooee eestsa, ete.tataee e4ii
soar belt I k . bed s eew of ill . I w en;-,.
life beoerttua 1 fceve fortee y ere vast. 1 here w.
Btrnoej e-ieeeeoce se yoer tracts . run ess j.eo
hh tela stetemseuslso beesottaezs an lie or stUss
me. Traly yoorsTB. A. BOWB. atsjidSTerkSt.
Dr. A. T. Baasn. User Sir.-! eot ot, f to baits
two ee-ksaao for rheematlss. from whir hi .uStred
far ssiiel yesm. for the seet sis mo: the I rot
besesoletow rk. Y r be.i h t.:rd win sJssast
oerfret fceslth U the 'me weeks 1 hs se d it, leas
walk euss -ortsWr, sad feel like a new sua isoermilr.
M. K. HPOBfea. W ,ni-Sor tnlera ttiensl Hotel
NE.VOUS DEa.UTY-tjOSS PfJOCOR.
eeeaesu near nir f as.ee o a osiac yoer
'mauar, see to-os
UtMZ SACK tMO RHEUMATISM.
F- rttsad O-aeaw. Sepewabar 28, BK
De. A.T.Seadea. User Sir s-Yere'.. ittmrm.n
kaei work.eoR.bued wufa the strata cos- as fie ss tar
ae. savvssea severe eereoi issseneev.
eee.rtd for eeea years. 1 e bee
.V. bead mi back. ae Ul Aa t.m
with it. 1 l,. .i-:.-. a.r roa kaala.eS luis.
la ids of tw i dsye, ltd I coatiasod lie .lit I'.r f er
Jar of s
fraaewhiebl
Uftat Ieaeid set bawd I
m wan -a msw fiaav s
lassef tia vfc
rtbwVflS
nMa.ua.Ma perieexir corea. ass waa lev wne
s o.sa-l I im s v lxUj ss I e ar eu amyilie. I
suae yoer can i, s..o 1 sa w lo-'sor
asee oaea earee i . atsey nrai s i
ibey woe d t v ii tie7 woald iladisthe
lr. T : B u. mtml . a
aaafwi Ibartadutsrkar.thai lee iki
laoa raafee. I'
-KT i'-l Sar.1,. EnaioeerH!
LOST VlTAUTY AUD STRMCTM.
, ava, mm
Sd.Ti
or S!,at.
Mtrtae roar
fei aty eti sa
A. T. fie.de i
b it I heeehaea areat.r
-rey IH naeraiaac; aod sjt-.r a iro---.i. . rj tr
baJt I Aaat as7self twice as v awroas as b.e.j. Ur
sseasery s eew aanlr anfiit, ead ear. day skaasa
for the better. I f 1 smseh stroaewr ifce- Vfrn
esinathebtfa. Vensticy. HEiill fcCEXTLrZ.
relatives here
Smith k Co are putting an addition to
tlieir residence. Mr E B Cooer. architert.
Ncxt y ' A MKT S.
Dr.l.I faadaa.Dawr
ITaisi If best far e: er;
feal better Ulaerbevefer Sve years. I
THE DR. SAN DEN ELECTRIC BELT I
BseoasvA- 'SBlvaate battery. awaaWlasoabeit so aa to be easOy vrora dartre w rk rr ll I mil id
Jves soot' uu. ar loBswd ea rwela wkerfc are Inst set (y tebv tbsaavtoont an weak Darts.erweforfett
le.SSS. itbesaa lasararv-rei Fleiiile Meiaiiiesiyr thesrisisin aooaever rteea vatkBsai.aoel
wvwarraaK iwninuiu. ine ejevv weea iieaies. ana so siiwiaw saiissasawireisw.nraagTavoTaisiaias
RefaadeV mmTi l f i fin sM- inrt iH irsi -f nalnreii n jirn-. Wit Tri i eariil in '1
. aou u . i curt ie wocmeswavsBswo or waree saoau
of grain. This farm h.s teeu sown to ent parts of the east.
Irvines. Mrs Simpson is disolavlnir mark
ed talent in work on" faces.
Saturday r.ight the fire bell wss rung
about midnight, some one says iutt in fun
perintendent McElroy has not ret re- 'n order to btlng out the Assistant Chief
tnginecr. il brought out several others,
who have made some emphatic remarks
Simpson, may' be seen at Fortmiller St rln conifrnously for nearly mini years.
turned from Chicago.
: Chamberlain fpends
Attorn?v (ieneral
most of his time in
Albany. And so it is that there is a little . on the subject.
hollower echo in the long corridor and
offices these dog days.
This
was sittintr on
As Exciting Cbase.
about II :40 o'clock a man
the depot steps, leaning ig-.iin.-t the vsil
wnen nen narser. wno nad receiveet a pic-1 at present
, . . m ...1 . 1 .... ,,.-. . nf 1 W I
in.' uuu nrvi ,j i.v'ii ol licurilis, Hit
California murderer, for whom a good re
ward is offered, discovered, as he noticed a
tatoo on his arm and a mark on his ace,
that he answered the description. He
started to notify some one else of the dis
covery, when the man jumped from his seat
and ran south along thetrat-k. 1 1 Conn :o
Eugene Guard
Some mystery exists over a sack of five
big blue cranes foun i In the yard of Bei:
Brenner this morning. Mr Brenner does
not eal blue cranes and hence threw them
On the square, from wnich place they dis
appeared, and U Is possible were taken by
some one after yellow legged chickens.
Sidney M Van Wyck. jr.. a young at
torner from San Francisco, is In the ci:v
foreclosure
The gen-
is here In the interests of r E
Hogg. Corvallis Ntsrs.
Mere forest fires are reported up the
Sinllam It la tK earn nIA I"-
1 less r-amncrs did It reo-r.lie.. t Vk. n. i 'coking up the maHer of the
forenoon j Uw. Seveial ol thrr neoole need uelne I .' lhc Oregon P-ciSc rjilroad
1.1 Hnen nn K. I tieillln
-J jw.v .
The California Fig J.trup Co, which Is
one ol i he
newspapers, is
adrerlilino It hsa ,nal AmrlmrmA .
dend of five percenton i.ooo,ooo,making i ff H,Jf mJl n
three dividends in two years amounting to ; Overman Is doing
Si co-ooo -Printers' Ink " ' P. hlch is a c
. , , . , . . .. . , 1 Oct ist a vacatior. from
We have b-en requesied by the busioets -m v.-
men of Junction Cliy to notlfvall Portland '
riia-iv. il V Ullll !- t . . .... - f Z I I we. ea,iTar Hi..nk ,. ..-- . u-
enr-d a shot gun and with Mr Barker and J ! ' " Ti1"" loPf",e! h"T 'e.m'k! Salem itfldln. and Loin asaocudon .t
Miss Louisa Webber entertained a few
. invited guests at her home last night, in
compliment to hsr friend. Miss Bertha ,
Ellis, of Albany, and the evening waa'
' enjoyably spent. Those present were :
Misses Bertha Ellis Jesss Waggoner aad
Annie Allen and Messrs Rosen, Lester, !
( Logan Hays and George W aggooer- Misa
Ellis returned home to-day. Cjrvsllis
V'ews.
17 f a .a a - a
I of the best patrons of the 1 - r au,J ,npectea last night jy
evidently successful io lis ! Gener-' Com peon, who spoke well of the
I j .? ,.ww;,. .tie wikviiueinc i utl.ee-
account of the season C?t
good work for lhc com
pany, which is a credit to the city. I'otil
the regular d'lits
N Hoffman.starteil in pursuit. After a hard
run the man was captured. He laughed,
and after proving by his marks and other
wise that he was not fredencks. was al
I rherki r.n Pnniinil m.1i ..... k. - i
. i - - . u ... . . v. isn MV-CWtU
-Times. That is indtpendence at least j 5I"jng',
Une of our merchants received a pack
held at the office of the secretary last
All the withdrawals were or- i" keep boarders
Dt Gay aimed in the cliy this noon
Mr John Uedin went to Yaqnina Bay
today.
Mr and Mrs Cojrrad Meyor went to Port -hind
this noon on a short trip.
General H B Compson. Is in the city and
will Inspect F Company tonight.
David Sect; of Fox raUty pottoffice.
Linn county. Is in this riiy. 'lit may per
marently locate here. Salem Statesman.
VI r and Mrs C W Rogers, of Scio. have
moved to Albany and have rented the house
recently occupied by A I. Lamb, w here they
Mr Clyde Bellinger, of Salem, is visiting l
t s-e aai wvasa-.ss ssaj. taut. SHBSBBeSaBBsB "-a t a4 ' ' iniu t
clearly demaiKied by so large a majority of
people as shown by their suffrages demand
and expert and to the accomplishment of
which every effort of the present ad mini
ration is pledged. But while tariff reform
has lost nothing of its immediate and per-
manent importance and mart in the near
future engage the attention of congress, it
has seemed to me that the financial condi
Hsa of the country should at once and be
fore all subject be considered by your bon- j
arable body. I earnestly recommend
the prompt retai of Provisions of act
passed July 14th, 1890, authorizing the
oarcbase of silver bullion and that other
legislative action may pot beyond ail doubt
or mistke the intention and ability of the '
government to fulfil it preruniary dnty at :
once in money universally recogniaed by al!
civiitied country s.
8ANDEN ELECTRO. CO. .72 Rot St P0?JL18C . ZnZZ'
lowetl to go free. He was a deserter from a ' ge ol freight weighing ic pounds from
merchantman at Portland, and thought he ! San rrancktco this week. The freight
usej cnarges irom sa.i r lancisco to Albany
were Slty cents, and trom Albany here
forty-five cents. Eugene Register."
Panics have been occurring verv
twenty years or there t boats. A New
York paper shows conclusively that the
present one does not romnars with thnaa
The principal at- j of 1857 and 1S73 so far as tie lasting ef
fect is conserned. The present trouble
is only a temporary one. Keep that fact
in your mind.
The Democrat recently staled that the
Southern pacific had asked a months
further Hue in which to pav wages. This
as denied, and we corrected the item.
So 0, we learn that H was Mill correct.
Emp ores in Oregon were paid op to Jul
15m; out south tf Oregon the time
extended as first stated. The com
nas aoout ,3.000,000 in taxes to pay
1 au-ornia, arm it is requiring some r
ling.
The military examination board, con
sisting of Caption t C Pherwvar and Lieu
infants Roblin and Leabo met last night
to examine Edwi,i Grim, for lieutenant -elect,
and H A Htnkie, second lieutenant
lect, both of com pay E second regiment.
at Hubbard They also examined M K
Phillips, second lieutenant-elect of com
was w.mt.-l for that, lhe affair
considerable excitement for a while.
A Pkccliab Show. Welch's unrivalled
aggregation of curiosities came to grief in
Adani. Umatilla county, re.ientlv. It com-
i pnsed a bear, two white owls, a female
; dwarf and the old man
: traction was the dwarf. Miss M 1 Welch.
1 daughter of the proprietor. She was 33
years of age, weighed thirty-six pounds and
was miny-iwo naoaas in neignt. Mie was
perfectly formed and had always enjoyed
mod health. Her father, who is TO veurs
old. was a rancher in Idaho, and being i w
foolishly ashamed of his daughter, kept ner
concealed all her lite until about two. months
ago, when being no longer able to earn a
living, he took to the road to exhibit her in
a tent. While at Adams the little one took
sick and died, and the old man being with
out finids. the county gave the dwarf decent
burial. The show is therefore disbanded -
Good Shooting. The regular monthly
shoot of the Salem Roil and Gun club was
held yestenlay at Morningside shooting
r rands. F A Turner. C D Gabrielson and
W Harritt were the only ones of the club
participating in the sport of cracking the
taue rocks, lumer anl Harritt each made
aerea paid in lull according to the by laws
ana 1 1,400 were loaned in two nurses, each
st eighty-four months interest 1r. advance.
The UJiee of the First M E ctrcrvh will
S ve a lawn social at the home of ! W
ochtedler. next Wednesday evening. Aug.
OX TBC SOITBBBJI BUI tlBABV
August 7th. 13.
Clarence Taylor got a fall from his binder
seat lut week, which bruised him consider
ably. The Baber place was sold to a Mr Under
last week.
Mr Lytic has sold his farm here to a rela
tive of Mr Herman's.
The Ion if talked of colony of Xotweariana
' for the Pr Davis land is about to materialise,
i as we understand a few of them have made
Mtl SBBBBBBM Baths BHBswSflnwBM.
Several families have been away to the
mountains after wild blackberries.' and all
report pleat of berries aad a pleasant trip.
John Balch will start his steam threshing
outfit at MrGibbe's today. John Barger
will also begin threshing this week. Most
of the fall grain is bound and ready for the
hresher.
The Sunday f chool at Sotnerville school
house has adjourned one month.
Will Barger 'a dwelling house caught fire
this morning about 10 o clock. and in a short
time was totally destroyed.
The stringent times make more withdraw- 9th. Ice cream and cake, 15 cents
I BSIIBSAB ArrtBCST.
al notice than sjsuai, but lhe association is
in a flourishing condition. Statesman
BCAl KftTTe: S4UES
Henry Row to ChrU llssnn. 0 acre
10 w 4 9
Geo Finley to J X Rice, several
p ieces laud
A B Seal to G V. Chamberlain.
interest in severai pieces of land
in Alhanv
R Miller to fsabeUe Pope, 40 acres
12 w I
Maud Wagrson et al tcCW E Githen.
o3.ai acres. 13 w 4
A E Currie, of Osdrrille. who is suf enng j
from consumption, is coBsiilerablv improved
since he passed through Corvallis on his !
way home on day last week, we are in- j
f inned. Corvallis New.
i W Hubbard, of Tuatin. Calif., the hop I
buyer, is in Linn county, having come up
from aie:!i ywSBBBBS. lie says ti" is pre-
Oregon State Normal School
MONMOUTH, OREGON.
WCATBEB Bl KS.tr
a score of 25 ont of a possible 25. and Ga- j F. ol Albany. AH the officers ere
bnelson scored 21. The former two will j "una to oe auiy quannej.
shoot off the tae at the next shoot. Should
Harritt make the best score over Turner he
become permanent owner of the silver medal.
having won it seven time? previous. Turner
has won it four times and Gabrielson five.
Statesman.
Those Fires. Henry Carter came down
from the Santiam country yesterday. He
has been up in the mountains eighteen or
twenty miles above Mehama after black
berries. At Taylor moontasn, three miles
above the Henness place, on Saturday a
large fire was raging principally in the
dead timber and brush covering several
acres. It wasn't considered dangerous at
the time and it was thought would burn to
tne edge 01 a creek near by and then protas
The Por.land Dispatch says: Conductor i a
Charles ilson, who had a dangerous I
surgical operation performed in Xew York, -by
which 1 cancerous growth of great
w eight was removed from his hip, since '
returning home haj substantially im
proved. He is quite weak yet and under
a physician's care, but he is satisfied with ,
tne progress he is making towards recov- j
ery.
Nellie F Monteith to D B Monteith.
anaalment of Power of Attorney
Peter WeB to Thomas Thomas, 37. 9)
sens, 12 w 2
SwBMBths Cam pbel I to Maggie Fox,
lot h U W, H s nd ad
Wm E Price to J R Hoffman, several
lot. SodavilV?
Wm R Sorry to D J Wyatt. of
0 acres. 9 w2
Louis Banee to Fena F Flory. 1 lot.
Sodaville
Geo Finley to J X Rice. 1 acre,
I'rawfordsville
Independent, j W C Riggs to Susan L Riggs, tSJS
acres, sa w 1
E Young to Wm P Small. 20 acres.
II wl....
L Hill to X M Fnnison. 2 lots.
Sodaville
!jwfl to DnmiT.
Ixosrasnoca, Or , August Tib. This
tnornktg as the morning train on the
Southern Pacific railroad, from Portland
In Corvabis.wa nearing McCov.a station
I eighteen miles norh of here, G C Bell, a
fanner seventy years of age, was killed
. . " . - v , . . .
pared to make advances on crop, to help ; V " in. t.e was ar.ving aiotig m
sect-re thess whsther tJbej contractor not. f01 inn. P'n rcll" .U"'U "d
Me J H,l .i .. " tho train tssw sp whipped op his
. Mr A i Hays retttrried last evening horses and atUtcpted to crjs-i the rail
??P. tiwg Bwch. '" road track. He bad a light wagon and
Park- Notwithstanding quiet Umes there mt floor la it x,ie ,mctcu cuiht
-mu?m!?mx T"- . tba wsuron sonarelv. throw inr Mr BeK
the t.earhart hotel aad setting a , hith ia th- ... .n,l a he came down bis
i body was me-hi between the cowcatcher
!eo C Stanard. who has the pose contract . and rail and rotted over and over under
for the teiephoM company. U in the city. ; 1 he front wheels and literally cot to
and report the nls nearly all place. 1. piece. It it thought that he must have
rrti t ommunicatioo may now be had with been hard of bearing, as the train had
Brownsville aad Halsrr. and Harnstxirg whistled just a moment before. He is
100
250
500
ia running the C
arrt-cla. table.
750
I
325
1
40
100
150
m
t at t il
IXSt
While making a coupling on the freight
at Harrisburg Monday, Fred Stewart re
ceived injuries ihat may prove fatal. One
car was equipped with Miller hook coupler
and the other one a common bumper, and
in fnmine lre.lher lhe hni.V .linne.l he
catching Stewart between the cars snd i Marshall recorder pro tem
Tuesday evening. Aug S.
Present Marshal. Street Superintendent,
.-ad Council men Burkhart. Pfeiffer, Mar
shall and Whitney.
In the absence of the Mayor. Councilmen
Bnrkhari was elected mayor protein, and in
the absence of the Recorder. Councilman
will be reached in a few days
Mr 7. H itadd returned this noon from
the World fair. He spent twelve days
there visiting also with a cousin in the
suburbs, and thinks the fair a grand snc
eaas. The bsbHim was very hot and there
was plenty of complaint on that score.
I R Whitney. C B Winn and Ed Cusick
returned this noon ftom a fifhing expedi
tion to Blowout creek, on the Xonh
Santiam, one of the finest places in the
world. They caught J9S trout, and Mr
Winn shot a grouse perched cn the limb
at a tree with a revolver, which suggests
that he would be a good man for the Met-
tcan editors who recently fought
sod failed to hit ea:h oth-r sftet three
shots.
well lr.no to in this country, having lived
here many years.
BBOWSKB U Itte l ITT
Crop weather bulletin, Xo 20. of the
Oregon State Weather Service, for the week
ending Tuesday. Amrot -th. lt. B S
Pagne, local forecast ofEciai.
In Western Oregon the part week has
been cooler than the proceeding week, the
mean temperatore being from 64 to 6 de
greet as against O t.. T J ilegrees of the
week before. Cloudy and com weather
prevailed on the 5. 6 and 7th. with a
sprinkle of rain in the northwestern portian
and rain on the northwest coast on the 5th
and 6th.
Fall wheat and oats harvest continue and
the generai opinion i that bothare turning
out better than was expected The nvwt
sen 00s complaint is in regard to late spring
grain whiih wid hardly make n-re than
to 70 per cent of an average crop: possibly
j not that much. Excellent reports are ren
: derv-1 conr-rning the hav crop. Iwttt as to
1 'lualitr and qnantity. The warm weather I
' of ten dars ago caosed the fruit to ripec:
BBl now the apyies, peaches and pimxu are ,
coming into market. The rod! in motta and ;
hop louse have been deveigped under the
innoence of the wanner weather, and .-praying
is being generally resorted to. Grass
hoppets are becoming numerous in Jackson
cour.tr. and they are doing some iamsair
in parts of I Marias county some of the
fruits is faliicg to the ground apparent
cause, lhe irep cerultUons are rt4 ail bs-
conragtag. rather the reverse, and as a rote
the farmers are pleased with their crops,
s In Eastern Oregcn there appears to be a
prospect for a general increase in the total
grain product, doe to the increased acreage,
though the yield per acre will not tie up to
that of ISH.
T"f VEAa?LN? OBMALSCHOOllnaUons. Tuition, Normal. $6 25 per term
A of the Northwest. Strong orofes L i,, . v. e-,,.
that other 'too5 fdmic courses, and well or-tf to weeks; Business, V,i$ per term.
" f practical irate- Board at Normal Dining Hall. $1.75 per
tog of teachers Norma!. Advanced Nor- week. Rooms from 50c per week (un
ma,Businesa,Mutic and Art Departments furnished) to $1 00 and $1.15 furnished.
Beautiful and healthful location. L(gh Board and todgin? in private Umilies,S3 50
expense no saloons. The Xornul ku u t, a., .l -r.,i,; 1 ..a .
enjoyed a steady growth during the ssutjand books less than $150 per year.' Cn -
t .hiuidii us oyer 400, servatwy of Music. laoroogb courses
the largest in its history. Xew members are offered in vocal and inVrumen'al mo
have been added to the faculty, new appar- tic. Tuhion.Sia per term of 2oicuon.
atus supplied, and the course of study re
vised and strengthened. The graduates Monmouth is easily accessible from alt
are in demand to fiil good positions. The parts of th - State, twelve miles from the
diploma entitles the holder to teach in tm State Capita Usixty miles aoslhoi Portland,
county in lhe state aithout farther exam- Catalogues cheerfully sent on application.
Addreas, P. L. CAM PS ELI., Pres., or S. SHEDD. See of Faculty.
-VTV SPr ??
rsz w rrj . ' z.rss
Open all the year . 8tudenta may enter at any time. Catalcgne free-
r A BUSINESS EDUCATION PAYS.
Poamajrn. Oasooa.
AtaSTKlIC Puiai
Wa.Tr.. n.t.i- i sv. v-iJii u crushing him seriously, lie may not he
v.. J ims wtujc as iavc iriicu;ii(iiisu ; , , , . . t . - . .
. ..M.fc VUV W MC 1. IlljUlCU IIIICI i I ' I J ,
time will develop its seriousness. Junction
Citv Times.
was destroying an immense amount of tim
ber and was burning hercely when he left.
Statesman.
RETVgxED the PaoPEBTY. W E Yates
Esq.. who has been in Linn county for '
several days, returned home this fore-
noon. After scouring the country for
miles around in company with Ame
Crawford, his brother-in-law, in search
of a team and a carriage that had been
stolen from the latter's barn near Oak
ville, they returned to Mr Crawford's
horns and fonnd the stolen property.
They are of the opinion that young Pmith
TUESDAY
Ul 111' i.-...- .
Israawrf t u wi j t'lLM :t., I who took the horses and carriage, must
ease ay.v iv jrsvs s- ji asm fwt auK a All', inn I . a - , - - .
across the head, and had 11 rattles. The I 1,aYe. seen.' hem traveling along the road.
reptile was virions and showed fight as soon
as it was discovered . i.Jchooo Kevtew.
Even churches are not proof againsfhard
times," and sometimes "burst up" the
same as bank and other financial institu
tions. Rev Glazier, of the Methodist church
at John Day and this city, has been forced
to abdicate the pulpit and has turned his
attention to teaming between this place and
the railroad, which he believes will pay
belter than proclaiming free salvation to an
umippreciative public. Canyon City News.
ill.
HQ
of
term
liat
Scott's
L" in : I s i o n
has done
lrth dr del-
i i';klv A
chilrjeen ' tyt-M
It's Lie bi :; '
bro u g
Uiouianc
it
( ft V M
Lack to rosy heallh.
eatt's Etriulsion
of cod-liver oil with Ilypophos-pliitt-'
ij employed vviiii great
Bticcc ' i t all d lmenis that rc-di:..-
firh and t-trcjiftth, Little
01. i i ke it wiili rciiali.
1 : li I v A i;. vne, H. T. A'.l drnaststa.
1'KOF. .l.IIAl'iUV
iAY. the well
known Ophthalmic
Opticuin and Opti
ea Specialist will
again visit Albany 1
and have his office I
at Revere House parlor. Mr Gay has mails
several trips to our city and all speak in j
west praise of his work. Examinations i
and consultation free.
Don't forget the
and 12th.
and knowing they were in pursuit of birr:
toot advantage of their going by and at
night returned the outfit They traced
him a long wsye, bu. lost Irs track. The
thief has not been appr. bended Cor
vallis News.
Up the Saxttah. Wm Brown w:bo has
just returned from Idanha re'iorts their
camping party a success. He says it is a
great sight to see so many white tents
stretch out in the woods on the bank of the
Santiam. In the evening all gather around
the camp fire and eat popcorn and sing
songs, lhe only disappointment Mr Brown
has to report is the very poor trout fishing.
Ever since the dam was put in at Niagara
on the narrows of the Santiam, not a single
TsuVi rsean sre-atr nlinro J 'I'vin yae.1l rest rlnurn
i lion tui fSjVs. uiil, aw tiwiat v ass e. ' iv v aa
j Btream as certain as they go up and once
ovei this dam there is no gettimg them
back. The narrows rightly called is a place
where the Santiam river runs through a
Hpace not more than eight feet in width and
is easily dammed. Statesman.
Railboao Crakoes. Commencing
Wednesday, August Oth, 1893, and unti
further notice, tne following changes wil
lie made in the running of trains on the
Portland A: Yamhill and Oregonlan divi
sions: Train No .'3 from Portland to Airlie
will run on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays only, and Train No 'M from Airlie
to Portland will run on Tuesdaysl'hursdays
and Saturdays only.
On the 15th the local train running be
tween Alliany and Portland will be discon
tinued temporarily. Alxmt 800 employes
have been discharged on account of differ
ent cnanges.
We ask U.NBALAK:nn Mrs Ellis, the
phrenologist, lectured Saturday night at
the WCTU hall to a good sized audi
ence, hhe is an easy takler and seems i
to understand her business. Mrs Ellis j
is a daughter of the physiognomist, Sims,
who was in Albany about fifteen years
ago Khe ascribes the present lisro times
to the unbalanced condition of human
beings- Any cause outnide of politics is
verv interesting just now. Mrs Ellis'
subject to eight is love, courtship and
marriage.
Terme, cash
t.re.
at K L Kenton's grocery
Befor; going to the Bsy or mountains
go In and examine the Blazer and Eton
jackets and suits st Read, Peacock & Co's.
Very cheap.
days 9th, 10th, 11th;
Bath atVieiejk'a ahaviog'and hair cnt
ng parlors.
G F Ferguson, a sheep herder, died
suddenly on McKay creek lu Crook coun
ty last week .
The residence of C H Peaise, of Cor
vauls, was burned Sunday morning. In
surance, $8oo.
George Dix-n whipped' Eddie Pierce
last night at Corey Island in three rounds.
Dixon has never been whipped.
A Tacoma man who had a house that
rented for over $50 a month a year or two
ago recently rented it for $11 a month.
The boys who went to independence
yesterday to play base ball were defeated
Is a ten-inr.inga game by a score of 15 10 i
7. Harry Rogers umpired the game. '
Corvallis News.
The Oregonlan saya portland Is excep- j
tlonatly bleased with prosperity and that
there is no cause forgloo.n. 'Facts that;
are probtbly tiue, yes which read very
peculiarly after six or seven bank failures.
The lowest bid for lhe two asylum col
lages at Salem was that of H C Ltebe,
$21,434. The highest was tnat of Plum-
mer H Ault. $31, too. Ii la probable all
the bids will he rejected snd the building
not built until next year.
The Democbat is informed that It is
expected arrangements wi',1 be completed
by which the Linn County Bank will re
sume buslneis by Sept 1st. It is to be
hoped this may prove true, ss it would be
of material benefit to business here, pulling
large amount 01 money into circulation.
an Alstine. of Port'unil who has
gained more or less notoriety In msny
of Oregon, wss tsken before his
honor, Police Judge Porter, this morning,
and added $5 to the city's exchequer for
being drunk. Corvallis News. Our Cor
vallis Ex. has the thanks of Albiny people
toi not locating the Capt here, where he is
:n erally made to reside.
The reward of $3000 offeied by the
Soutnern Pacific company for the arrest
and conviction of the party who attempted
to wreck the overland train near Yoncalla
last spring, has been psld. The amount
was turned over last Saturday to Sheriff
Noland of Lane county and S C Miller,
sheriff of Douglas county.
J E Blundell,of Douglas county, stopped
over in Salem today on his way home
from the World's fair. He says that Ore
gon's educational exhibit compares favor
ably with any theie and that he cannot
understand how so large a state as Illinois
could have produced to small a governor
as Altgeit. journal.
The lstest fsd
tony New Y01
brimmed ttrsw hat
York Journal says this fad hss become
somewhat common, '-snd the younger
femsle members of the 400 sre generally
taking it up. The new style hat makes
hat-tipping a simple matter, as it can be
1 worn without pint or other fastener.
Business men say the representations I
I that the Salem banks are solid and have '
plenty of money Is all right but It should
also be added that the banks are not mak
ing loans to business men or farmers. The
impression is created that money can be
borrowed for business purposes which is
The time for collecting iv city taie was
extended one month from Aug 1.
A report of Chief Engineer A L Lamb
was read. The Hook and I .adder truck was
recommended painted. Referred to com
mittee on fire and water.
The matter of nuisance on Ferry street,
between 2nd and 3rd streets, was referred
to the Marshal with power to act.
The committee on fire and water were
given the power to sell the condemned hose
of the city to best ad vantage.
Mrs C J Bishop and son Chauncey,
Misses Bertha and Lenore Kav. Msy Mc
Intbe, Etta Calvert, Mr M 8 Skiff, of
Salem, and Miss Hattie (ia'hrrlih. cf Al
bany, will go to Newport todav for a two
weeks' outing. Statesman.
The body ofMrArmttrong wit; arrive at
noon tomorrow. Time of burial not de
termined.
Popular, EzxVBSgOB !- Albany to Ya
quina ami return. Similar, August 13th,
-'.... Cheap fare.quick titue.trood lislung
rock oysters, salt air, ozone. Train will
leave Albany at 7 a, Corvallis 7:30. Fare
from Albany, Corvallis and 1'hilnmuth,
$1.50; Wrens to Chitwood.inc,lusive,$H)0:
west of Chitwood.r0 cts. Hie "Wilhunrtte
Valley" will sail from Yaqnina with Mer
chants' excursion on arrival of this train
The tug "Resolute" will take a fishing par
ty to sea. Returning train will leave Y .
quina at 7 p m.
is you are particular about what you
E-A-T
Perry Conn can st'.it you in groceries
New seasonable apecialtlea constanty ar
riving He keeps a clean stock, if you
are going to the mountains call on him
and get stocked up. If you are going to
stay st home, call on Mm and get tne best
10 jesecureu, as wen as nrst ciass treat
ment. His prices will su't the timet.
Don't stop eating, but est what will build
up for prosperous as well ss quiet limes.
Ecoexk, Ang, ".Ansel Hyland
drowned at Big Fall creek. 18 miles east
of here, while taking a bath Saturday
evening about 7 o'clock. He waa ageJ
23 year. He could not swio- A young
man named Humphrey was nearly
drowned in trying to rescue him.
The little girl who was thought to be
.".wl ! the lost child of I W M'ller baa been
a ouei ; . , 1 r.,i . r - -r
' A ; llieil vj iter lamei. as. vw'vwi v.
Florence- The marks 00 the child's nose,
head and hips corresponded with the
Milter child.
Mr Julius Joseph went tow an:- the Bay
today with his cigar case.
W M Toner, the popular W F messenger
stopped off in Albany over night.
Mr J W Cuiek. wife and youngest son
have gone to the Findtey hot springs for an
outing.
lh- Aikin ha moved to Alhanv from Lin
coln county, and is residing in his residence
in the First ward.
Mrs Nelson, of Ashland, is in theoity the
guest of Mr R B Vunk. while on her way
home from a trip to Portland.
Joe Klein and family have gone to the
MoKenzie by carriage for an outing. Mrs
Klein's parents reside at Coburg.
Mrs A K McCov ami family. Mm F P
Nutting and family, and fifty or sixty peo
ple from other parts of tne valley went to
Yaqnina Bay this noon.
Mi- Amie May. of Harrisburg. i in the
city on her way home from Portland, where
she liad been with her father.Mr .Nun May.
Mr Watt Monteith and Mr Burrcll. of
Portland, were in the city, and took a few
shots at our ltenny poetisants. now in
season.
Mrs Charles Elswick. of Brownsville, a
young married woman aged almut 2o years,
sras brought to Albany this forenoon, ex
ami nod. found insane and was taken to
Salem this noon by Sheriff Jackson.
Mr Dune Rankin and family have re
turned to Albany to reside after a residence
of a year or two in Hillsboro. Mr Rankin
retains his interest in the Electric lights
and water works of that city. He will go
to Findley springs in a few days for an at
tack of rheumatism.
wwerees Bee I .
NEW : FUFN1TURE,
MY 1 TORE 1SKOWFCLL OF FIRST-CLASS FURNITCRE. COKSISTISO
f ied room aetr. ehairw, ire ogee, e., which I will sail at
BOTTOM PRICES.
C J- lonra far berwasws.
Thost Brink.
SALax, Ore., Aug. ;. The President's
message agreeably surprised stiver me"
by Its moderation. It favors the repeal of
the Sherman law, but recognizes silver as
one cf the money nie-a:s; must temaln
ta'ned on parity with goid ; but cannot be
done bv this country Busts.
asft bki .
Pat Lev Bros, grocers,
ff. M. French keeps railroad time
Buy yoor srooeris of Parker Bros
FU- jjioeenea at Coca & lleodrioaco'a.
l-iew cream cheese just leoeived at Coaxal
Ueyera.
P J Smiy job printer, Flinn Block, does
first class work.
Smoke tbe celebrated Havana filled S cent
sigarat Julias Joseph's.
Dr M II E'iis. nhysicin and surgeon
Arhaoy. Oeer-n. i'.ts mils Ii 01 1, ' or
ooontry.
A Watch is a neoea.lw nowaday a I
jc war t one csll on Wi'l Af Stark, whose
St iCet u large and varied, and prices tbe
the most reaanoahle. They can give yon a
fr-?ain ia this lino as well aa in jevrelry
awaawafle
sa S Prieepalat
William Rockwell, So 512 West 57th
Street. New York, says: "I have been a
martyr to bilious cadache and dsspepsia.
Ay Indiscre ton indict, overfatigue or
cold, brings on a fr of indigestion .followed
by a headache lasting two or three dais at
a" time. I thma I must have tried over
twenty different remedies. wWh .wete
recommended as certain cures by loving
friends, but it was no use At last I
thought I would take a simple course of
purgation with Brandrelh's Pihs. For
(he first week I took tsro pit a every night.
then one pill for thirty nights; In that
time I gained three pounds in weight. and
never had an ache or a pain since " Dis
esse in one part of lhe body will eventu
ally fill the whole bodv with disease.
Every year or two some part oi the system
groars weak and begins to decay. Such;
part should be removed at once, and new I
matter be allowed to lake its place. There's
no need of cutting it out with a sargeon's
scalpel. Purge ir the old,diseaed and
worooot party with Brandretr.'s Pills.
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
J. JOSEPH. Proprietor,
WHOLESALE AM) RETAIL
Only White Labor Bmpioysd
el4rW S
i SVXAy AJ vrs
Cabinet photos from $1.50 to I4.00
per dozen. Ealaiging pictures a
tr. tovao cravon framed
lor $10.00. We 'wry a large stock
of rtS and slerescopic v3ers of Or
is?. LHARIRsB PHOTOtiBAPBSM, TOr.
slbaaj
Are few herveau.
Are you all tired out, do you have that
tired feeling or sick headache? Voucan
be relieved of all these symptoms by tak
ing Hood's Sarsaparilla which gives nerve
and bodily strength.
Hood s Pills are easy In action.
Hee the New Improved Singer sewing ms
dhine. The heat I always the cheapest. J
W Sowden, agent. Oflice at K M French's
Jewelry store
Death or R IN Akmbtrono. Mr I A
Crswford received a dispatch from Seattle
this forenoon announcing the dean 01 K
N Armstrong, a pioneer resident of this
city, and for many years in bus! nest here.
He was about 5(1 years of age. Mr Arm
strong left Albany eigbt or nine years ago
for the Suund. but had many old friends
here who will regret to hear the news.
The remains will be brought to Albany
and burled beside those of a daughter.
E. L Power will move hit harness shop
1 -1 -i , ., 1 to tne airanan oiocs, just casr oi mc
L i m u''"-,"hl"b'e UcatocaAT office, on Second street, on
.i8 .v. P brd"' August 1 Sth, where he will be better pre
5!. ' 1 e New ( Pred than ever to meet the demands of
his customers
Go to R M RoWtson's for cheap brinUmd
shorts.
8awi!ici Vachikis neatly repaired an
warranted hy a tbvronshly eompsxnt work
man, at K M Frenoh'a jewelry store, Albsny,
Oregoo.
Hodges Si McF.rlsnd.
IsM, Albany, Of .
ths liadiq (I ruj,
Th Vbsdict Is unanimous that Will A
Sisrk carry lhe b'st Hoe ol sllvtr ware la
tbe valley. They nave the varieiy aoJ qual
ity, a combination lhat counts in buying
goods. An inspection al-s-sys carries con-
viclrio.
Clean towels to ovary castomer'at Virs ck
shaving parinrs.
Shil.ih'a ViUiiser .s what you need for
dyspepsia, tcrpid liver, yellow akin or kid
ney troahle. It is traarsateed to give yon
satisfaction. Price lie. 8ld by Foshayot
Mssoc.
tiuarnnuwd to rurr fttltous Attacks and
- mtlon. .S'niofi Win lle.tr.
Letter taiat.
Following is ths list of letters remaining
in the post office at Albany, laan county,
Oreuon, Aua 1st. 1893. Persona calling for
these letters must give the dtte on which
they were tdvertite.i.
fewBsB rwilSBBLVt
Venison st C K ifaowaells.
VIA VI Co dSua ia BaHiraore nice .
A fail Sne of Warner Bros corsets at R, P
Co s.
If you wast a tiae smoki cell for Joseph .a
white labor ctgara.
t'enie and see tbe new chil ed plow at
Rats pa opposite poati fSee.
The beat meat oiflee in the c-.ty al O-msd
atwBwta
Motor makce five trip- daily to VieieckV j
addition. ltr there 03 ioaurmenta of SI
per week,
Aa estemive variety of garden aeeds both
in t-nlk and hy :he pack ace can be fonnd at j
C K Brownelle.
P.ronise heme industry hy smoking the
elebrateti white labor clears, mansfactared
by Ju'ios Joseph.
New cork sole, hand ta-ned shoe, tome-
thing entirely new, not a winter shoe bat
lighten! flexible for spring snd suit met
wear, at Head, I'eaccek ,V l o's, tail and
inspect them.
tvreaww
iM av y
tfaViva. Otaffon. W. I. Staut. PnncpaL , X
A raeroorh bosineas rraiaiae scbocl- Endorsed br the busineii m4 pretesstan
five Departments: Busauss, Shorthand, Txfesri'Jxg, Pcmma
wc-sl is session lhe entire veer. Students admitted at aor time. Catdos.coB.beii
MbXEV TO LOAN AT 6 FtR CENT
ON CITY PROPERTY. M SENDERS
Boys under 16 getting their hair cut a
Viereck's will receive a free ticket to the
ball grounds.
Fine place, with two seres of land, trull,
etc , for rent. Call on Prof VV W Davis,
west end of Fourth street.
Acknrson, Ed
MuJdwin, J A
Cummins, L A
t.ngte, tfurvo
Mi-Knight. C I
Hhodes. E H
Staub, Fred
Walters, W 1!
Wheeler. Hip
1 oung, in
BOHN.
ALBANY FOEMTDBE CO!
bltiaere Block. Alkuy, wit.
Dealere i- all kinds of Furniture, Wat,
Psp r Oarpetx, Linoleums,
Picture Primes, tie.
-c
UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY
hyde&Tames,
Rheumatism, -Lumbago,
Sciatica,
Kidoay Compiatnts,
Lame sacx. ate.
Prorr:eUirs
Bain A; Erford,
Cale, W II
Blkombeslin, Mrs M
Flemmings, Hattie
Parker, Ella
Simnsnn. Fannie
Vulgauiore, Arthur tl
Williams. H J
Wood, Lee
Tuoa. MoMT.rru, P. M.
NEVER BOTHER
yourself very much about business during
the hot months il you wtsn to seep cooi:
nor must you get into the habit of asking
A MAN
if It la hot enough for him, when you can
see very plainly that he is practlca'.:,
roasted; but, instead, advise him to call on
Parker Brothers and get the best baked
goods to be secured, as well ss warm
weather groceries generally,
WHEN HE IS HOT.
By so doing you will surely tetsin 'his
"friendship.
If afflicted with scalp diseases, hsir fall
ing out, sn4 premsture baldness, do not
use greati- or alcoholic preparations but
apply Hall's Hair Renewer.
WANTED
At the store
Allen Brotn
formerly owned by
Mr R M Robertson hat moved his feed
ait-re to one door west of hit former place,
just east of the Democrat office, where
he is well located, and is in a condition vo
meet the demands of the tiade. He car
rles a large and first class stock of teed,
lime, cement, plaster, hair, fertiliser, and
everything usually kept in a first class
feed store.
BUTTER,
EGGS.
LARD,
BAtJON,
and CHOICE APPLES,
I will pay the best cash price
wBeaeBel s. mtmm
OK. SUUIKI'sf ELf&TIIC BELT
WiKP?.'iI-o-ItT
Win rare wataeeS awsBetne all Waste
ovwressaanaef twain ass is nw
iiismai M
lliswiawsa SI re. aver aeJThSIrr
taartawtt. lussbaav. nastlls all
general qi bealta. eve. Ttas w
tastawtty fatsby wearer or forfeit
affiamattaT Saw atoaew dfwWSes er
aave beea earea st mm
IliL!
ee.i eacaawwwrsavaa
Baiiiiwiaiss aivaww.
aweiter i aislilais.
female coasaaswaS;
'ire TMC mils tail
nia in. On net a
SS.esaeas.Mi
rae. Those
aaai saeaasa a
aad ww
.a-,aanlaa,h, Iha, aa.1 e-farr r stare
Oar rwavrCel baer4 nSCtBJC SRaWJO Ow
SI ti ll boon ever offoresl wvafc asea. raaa was
latta. BiallS sat ii n " W' ' 1 ' - aa.
rliartf raaiuiiwsaaw
SANOEN fst-MOTWIO CO.,
aa. milMBsRtl.l'aKTaAXO OBJE.
for which
possible.
6 F RAMP
Vieteck's shaving and hair
ora
cntting par-
Will St Stark, ft jeweler.
rerentana evrs Constipation and Sicks
dac he. Small Bile Beans.
DOLPH.-To the wife of Chester V
I)olnh,iit Portland, Oregon, August 7th.
18d8, a girl, Mrs Dolnh is the duaghter of
B N Armstrong, who formerly did business
in this city.
vVOODS. Cn Sanday, Aug 0, 1893,
across the Willamette, in Benton county,
to Mr and Woods a boy, number 13.
All doing well.
PRICHARD.-In Corvallis, August 5,
1803, to the wife of D W Prichard, a son.
DPRICE'S
Hie only Pure Crsaai of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum.
Uae7 ' r''llicm of Hmnes 4a "Vars the Stenap
rairaSlTY : OF : ORHWH.
EUGENE.
Oru Mohoay, SsrrmMBwt 18vn
Just closed the most paososrout year in
Its hssiorv. Wide range of studies Tho -ougb
instrusaion. Buskness course eddsd.
Fultloa free. Entrance fee, f so. Board
and lodging at reasoaahle rates lit tfre
steaant new dorsrdSory aad boasding heal
on Tbe campus, whssa sasidsMits wttl receive
personal supervision.
John W. Johkso:.,
Star Bakerj
(wrBronelalBlM tastsl Firs. St
CONRAD MEYER, PROPRIETOR,
1 sum a ffraita,
tilsusa ware,
Srlesl rraita,
Tobiseeo,
Sngsr,
CwMce,
Kte
See ararvtk. that la kepi in
variety ana irsocery si re, nereswi
market price siJ lur
al,Ia KINDS OF PRODUCE
Cstattesi He a
Qnreaanari
Vegetstblew,
Ctgara
iplee.
Tea.
Cta.
FRAZERtBEtft
BEST IB THE WOStr
Ms waartagaBaiitiea a: surpass-
ent 1 satin z tare boxes of aa r ot s -r ;
SabVhwt. arKT TBI. C -rOB8AXgWTPgjJJE3
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