Ik
ruiortat.
Wkkki.y Dicmo-cRAT. fi 7s per year
n advance. $j.oo at erd . I year.
THD O X.
Geo G Bingham gives a new version of
O P matters as follows: Col T Egenton
Hoprg was appointed receiver on the 28th
day of October, 1890, by consent of all
persons interested in the properties. He
was succeeded by E W Hadley March 8.
1SIJ3. In twenty-eight months under
Col Hogg's management $bO0,000 of re
ceiver's certificates were issued and the
load was also nine months in arrears
with its pay roll.
When Mr Hadley took charge of the
properties, the road, the rolling stock
and equipment were in a verv bad mat.
of repairs. It was necessary that an
almost immediate expenditure should
be made to preserve the property.
The Blair Wharton faction who asked
for Mr HadUy's appointment advanced
$4O,0C0 which was used toward paying
wages due the laborers, and th y took as
security an assignment of that amount
from the pay roll. They represented,
and probably in good faith, that they
would purchase the road at the Bale to
take place July 26, 18W, and they want
ed the properties of the corporation put
in such a condition that the purchaser
could operate it without an immediate
outlay of money.
With that expectation, quite an am
ount was expended in the way of necessary-repairs
to the machinery and roll
ing slock ot the rod Undoubtedly had
it tot been for the financial stringency
of the past season the expectations of
Mr Hadley would have been realised.
Mr Hadley's expenditures exceeded
his receipts about $6000 a month. Had
he not made the improvements and im
pairs that he did (and they were for
the permanent improvement of the
plant,) his receipts would have equaled
the operating expense of the road.
Aside from the Hogg indebtedness,
the indebtedness of the road i believe to
be greatly exaggerated. Excepting the
Hogg certificates, the indebtedness of
the road at the close of Mr Hadley's re
ceiversbip was about as follows:
Py rolls I14S.084.S7
oucher accounts 45,6l6 23
Sundry persons account 9 067.)
Legal expenses of T E Hogg'
receivership 38.528.50
Preleirediu-urance certificates 15.081.00
Unadjusted stock claims.
1,500.00
Total
Taxes Lincoln county
Benton courty
Linn county
Marion county
.r.V7 876.59
4,334.00
4,410 66
3,216 27
6,822.67
Total $ 18,783.69
Messrs Fay aud Gest were the attor
neys of the Biair-Wharton fa tion, and
on the appointment of Mr Hadley at his
request they were appointed as attor-
neys for the receiver. Phe court did not
make the eelectfon. They have!cbarged
as attorneys for the receiver, $2000 which
probably has been paid, and they have a
charge of something over $4000 'or trav
eling expenses .
They have no pending a suit against
Blair, Wharton and Pro-n to collect
attorney's fees amounting to $4'J,000 dol
lars for services rendered not to the
road or receiver, bat to Blair, Wharton
and Brown -
The firm of which I am tl.e junior
member represents over seventy of the
employes, present and past of the road,
who have owing to them about that
many housand ollais for wages, and
we have yet to hear of o:ie who is dig
satisfied with th court's action in ap
pointing Mr Clar as receiver. Mr Clark
is one of the old employes of the road
and quite a sum is due him on npaid
wages. He was not an applicant for the
position and it was only after the urgent
solicitations ot his fellow employes that
he consented to assume the trust.
Mr Clark has the confidence of all per
sons whom I have heard express them
selves. The records of the court on the
4 management of the road will not sub
stantiate the charge of fraud or t-orrnp
t'on since the appointment of Mr Hadley
The records of in court and of the road
jyjl ahow that nearly all the indebted-r-JsSKf'ness
of the road was contracted before
Judge Fullerton's election.
FraE Matters. Albany Engine Co.
No. 1 are moving their fninitore to the
hall of No. 2'a, which they will occupy
jointly with that company. The recorder
will move into the vacated hall this
week. Arrangements are also being
made by the ways and means committee,
to move the No l's engine to No. 2's
ha'l, which will be done daring the week.
The committee on fire and water refuse
to act in the matter, having the city's
interests at stake.
New Advertisements.
Dr H E Beers. DrOK Beers .
Physicians anc5 Surgeons
Special attention given to diseases of
women. Hours 10 to 12 A M, 2 to 4 and
7 to 8 P M. Offices and residence Blum
berg Building, First Street, between Lyon
and Elswcrth.
ITirANTED.
-A position in
tore or
v T omo . By a young man
of more
than ordinary business -billtT. iVtriotlv
sober and Indnstrlous. Gcod lefsrences.
W B Atu . Albary, tr.
LOST. A Jersey caif,b'ack with whits
nose, from Horace Froman's farm,
near Albany.
WANTED,- A rood family who will
take a girl 12 yearn of sen and rear
as on e of the fami. y . t al 1 at this office.
FOR SALE --20 sha-ea of Albany elec
trie light sloe's ihe beat dividend
payinicstosk In tbls uitt . Enqtira at
this office.
c
OTJNlY WARHANTS-
lioufrbt and
aold by HJ F Merrill.
X. K. HTDE. W. H. DIKD1KOKR. U. U JAMES
ALBANY FDBITD1 CO.,
nrcoPOBATErj
Saltimre Block, - - Albauy, Ire.
FURNITURE
complete line of
UNDERTAKING
in all its branches.
EMBALMING a specialty.
Reiidenca corner 3rd asid Calapooia 8t r
W TAYLOR
General Jollier.
Carpet Laying and Cleaning, Chimr.ry
Cleaning, Whitewashing snd
Window clearing
psclslly.
Call at Boot Black
shaving parlors.
Itsnd al Landreth's
WE wANT YO 3 v7)RtF)'i U1
thus making .03 $33.03
PER WEEK. Pa pritji-rn t Jtn um
furnish a horse sud travel through the coun
try; a team, though, is Dot necessary. A
fw vacancies in towns and ciliea . Spam
hoars may be used to good advantage.
B V Joussus ft Co.
11th and Main Sts, BiohmonJ, Ya.
M:nt tL si BJMTt
The following are handed the lkn-
crat for publication by nn Albany lady :
Denmark has one hundred and forty -
nine Young Women Christian Associa -
ttons.
The earl of Carlisle has given a pract
ical illustration of his belief in the drink
evil, by destroying the contents of his
famous wine cellar.
'There are two thing? needed in these
days first, for rich men to find out how
poor men live, and, second, for poor men
to know how rich men work." Edward
Atkinion.
Excellent work in the direction of ed
ucation is being done by the New York
Kindergarten association which has now
fourteen kindergartens-with six hundred
and fifty children in attendance.
Multiply fifteen dollars per day by two
hundred and fifty thousand, the number
of saloons, that result by three hundred
and sixty-five days and the final result
represents the driuK bill for the United
States.
The Eociety of Decorative Art, New
York, was formed fifteen years ago for
the purpose of teaching gentlewomen
how to help themselves. The society
has now about five thousand contributors
many of whom are the principal homo-
supporters- Aune ot t tie
ceive any salary.
managers re-
1
In the dea'h of Miss Elizabeth P Pea-
body, all reformatory and e
Incational
interests have lost a friend. Miss Pea- j
body passed away at her homo in Jam-'
aica Piain, Mass-. January 3, nearly:
ninety years of age. Although enlisted I
in all departments ot education, that of 1
the kindergarten has occupied her atten- j
tion most largely during the past thirty !
years. It is said that Miss Peabody's j
interest in the kindergarten system was '
aroused by the intelligence of a little six
year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl
Schuns, and when informed that it was :
largely due to the Frobel instruction that !
the child had received in (termanv. she,
decided to make it a study. After read- )
ing all the literature in the subject she
could obtainshe made two extensive so- ;
journ abroad in order to study the sys-J
tern at its fountain-he 1 It is doubtful
if any woman has ever lived a more use
ful, beautiful life than Miss Peabody, ;
and the world seems the poorer since she
has left it.
A BEW1ID
Aibasv, Jan. v.
To any one finding any of the follow
ing words or phases in their Bibles
whether in English, Greek, or Hebrew,
if they will send in the uame of the
book- in either Old or New Testament
stating chapter and verse, I will pav a
reward of $300 and a cow : Immortal soul,
deathl -AR firm rpvr ili-inv an., I .1 i
deathl-ss soul, never dying soul, disem
bodied soul, deathless spirit, glorified
spirit, spirit world, gl ry land, upper
fold, the brighter home above, the upper
ad better kingdom, gone to th spirit
land, is safe in heaven, has gone to be an
angel, the death that never dies, death 1
is the gate to glory, death is another life, i
the body is only a cage, go to heaven at
death, eternal hell, never ending tor
mat, endless misery, ceaseless anguish. '
eternal sorrow, everlasting torture- Al-.
so the same for the passmre savine that
either Christ or his Apos: es ever sorink-'
lad or poured water on the head of any;
person old or young for baptism.
If these things are tan.-l.t hr RiKU 1
writers, must not they not te in the
Bible? Cannot a Bible Faith be stated
in Bible language? If Btb'e writers
never used them is it right for men to do
so? (Revelations 32:18-18 ) Can a
Christian use words tht convey a false
Impression, deceive the minds of his
hearers and be guitle's?
What does the Bible sav?
The soul that sinneth, it shall die.
Eiekiel, 18:4
The wages of sin is death Koreans.
6:2s.
Man is not immortal by nature We
are told to Seek for glory and honor and
immortality, eternal life. -Roman, 2:7.
The Lord onlv has immortalitv. 1
Timothy, 6:14-16. To lie obtained bv
the just at the Returrection I Cor
inthians, 15:52-54.
A. J. Cabotheks.
Mr Clapp preaches his last serm jn
the Congregational church tonight.
:n
T-1. .1 f , , .
iincc uuDE.mn musicians nave ueen
doing the city with a harp and other in-
slru rents.
From eleven cows George W Weeks,
ol Howell, sold during 1S93, 3471 pounds
of butter st 30 rents per pound
..
The Midwinter Fair was opened
Saturday. Notwithstanding dull tir es it
promises 10 be a golden success.
The Cori all's News saya the OAC
team will not for a moment entertain the
question of playing with tht MbJmosbsVm
at Albany.
The grange in Orleans ptecinc; bevond
the CaMapooia, will give an entertainment
neat Fridar night that promises to be
worth attending
A new attraction at the depot is a large
Chinese pheasant house. It starts out
with four inmates, which number will be
increased as fast aa pos-ib c.
Haturdcy afternoon the public schco!
foot ball eleven defeated the college foot
ball eleven 7 to 5. They were all juniois
but did some interesting p'sying.
Notwithstanding quiet times the busl
ness of the S P R R Co at this city for
January has been considerably larger than
for January, 1893, tne sale of tickes alone
being $Iooo more.
A young man named John Stnntorf, of
Monroe, Benton county, has been lost
a week. He went hunting and it is fear
ed cannot find hi ay ou'. ot the inoun
tains.
The Salem Journal calls some of the O
P management the Chris Evans gang.
The Journal is getting very chlldiah in
this matter. The O P gang has betn bad
enough, pretty rocky at times
The M E church was packed.Saturd ty
evening to hear Dr Diiver's answers to a
series of questions. The Doctor was en
tirely st home K nd made clrar the problems
in a manner Which can only ba appreciated
br hearing. A synopsis would not do the
answer justice.
Next Sabbath thr United Presbyterian
Sabbath schno! will organlz: branch
school in Mr Becks building at the corner
of Maine street and the Silein road. The
officer will he: R M Kobers.on. supeiin
tendent; Edgar Biodaeit. aasisiant super
intendent; L E Hamilton, treasurer, Hugh
t Isher, secretary. Among the teachers
will be Jay W Blain, Miss Hettie Miller,
J i uauthorn and Miss Ella McCoy.
Both the tnethod and reEttlts tyIici
Syrup of Figs ia taken; It is pleasant
and refreshing to the tatc, snd acts
gently yet promptly on tlio Kidneys,
Litter and Bowels, clta-scs tht sys
tem effectually, dispel colds, Lead
achas and fevers aud cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs ia the
only remedy or its kind ever pao
duced, pleasing to the tatto and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
efTects, prepared only from the most,
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale if fjOo
and $1 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable drugg&t wko
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAM FRANCISCO, QAl.
wuiavm. nr. he!v rone. r.
John Sticker, of the Corvallis
Works, was in the city today.
W
agon
Juseph Koch has just completed a map
1 !" , , i i , 'T' ?'f" hWl
! "avo '""graphed mid sell for 10 a
cony
II 8 Gil, H V Bruce, J S Uoster and
Will W Brooks, came up from Salem
this noon to hear President Chapman, of
the Young People's societyof the Baptist
church.
A very pleasant surprise party was
tendered the members of the Alba y
Social Club Saturday evening by a .tout
20 of their lady friends. It was a gen
une surprise. A very interesting pro
gram was rendered, "after which a tine
lunch and general sociability were in
dulged in.
Mr Bryant, disciplinarian at the re
form school was in the citv this noon
looking after a couple boys who had es
caped from the scliocl.one from Yamhill
county, the other from Portland.
Goldsmith, Childs and Hoyden, three
Portland grocery drummers were doing
Albany today. I'he Man about Town
had ill pleasure of hearing them com
pete in telling bog stories, leaving just as
Goldsmith's turn came around, no doubt
missing the biggest narrative of the trio.
-ur .i u iJiiapman. rresiuent or the
. I 1. . . . n ...
ltn'" 1 eopie s society oi the I'aptist
church of the U S and Canada, arrived
in Aitiany this noon being met bv n larire
1 dfle''n of young Baptists He spoke
ai o u ciucs, Hun toniunt win auuress a
a public meeting at the Baptist church,
Mr Chapman is a Chicago business man.
and is worth hearing.
D P Prettyman, of Tjrner, is king
dangerously ill, without prospect of re
covery. Mr Prettyman is Well known
sll over Oregon, having for many years
made collections oi liuits and cereals for
the Oregon stste fair and Portlrnd ex
position. He is a man of genuine worth,
and his roanv friends everywhere will
regret hearing of his illness. A brother
resides in Benton county opposite Al
bany. TiikNew Time Table.-O
are now running tinder the mi
P trains
schedule.
defining to-day, as follows: The mixed
train leave IVtroit at 6:30 a m: arrives at
Albany at Ut.v6 and leaves Albanv at 12:35
for the Bay arriving there at 7 ::0 p m.
The other train leaves Yaquina at 5:1. a m
arrives at Albany at l2::o. and leaves at
1 :15 for Detroit, arriving there at 5 :40 p m.
j Here is a sample ot foot ha'l from the
(Corvallis News: Virgil Water has a
i spraneJ ank'o. Brady Burnett a tnahed
'oe. MIHard .Mays a badly bruised foot, B
! YV Inhninn i-r ".- , T L' . 1
general! disabled, I Nash internally 'n-
: jured, ti L Holgate a sprained arm ' J B
Walker a black eye, all the reault of a
foot ball game on 'the college campus vea-
. J ... , . - - .1
terdav afternoo.. be1
wc;n the O A C and
to n teams .
si MW IW
Will a: Sutk, aMMian
If yoa want a tine rai-tr coil f jr Joarbt,.
white Ubor c :.--.
The ksnlSpaasI o3ee
n Um
( . fiiad
Soyi-r
H.l a: Maritiaaa
Cke 'eaJ:
Jrui
for- Allaoy, C
AMU ft Stark', large line of tUtm
has crtated a great deal of talk
Pa rcoiaa home
r.du.trv bv miLini th
celebrated white labvr cigars, mauofa.-.ored
oy U'las Joseph.
The O K Grubber is sold on trla.. To
try one doe not mean tou are compelled
ta buy. Mfg'd by Jas. Fi. wit ft foaa.
rooasL
Tua Thlvos Wa Eat
very largely make us what we aie.
No thought can pas through the
mind without leaving some effect,
however slight. Mlnr alight im
pressions, In time, taak salgtMj
changes. It's the same with the
body. Abuse It with poor food
and take the consequences.
For purity and certainty In groceries
and baked goods, go to Parker
Bros.
a.- . -.
i,..rl , ,. cT
JE1EI " ,,
W or! h patronising is that
of t ill Start II.., Tk. c .
line of silverware, watches " c ocks and
I jewnry genera iy in tne va::e, and sat
last tsfsctory price, are a! ways given for the
7 , . ...
superior BajBMtjf of goods thev keep in
stock.
Ner.-
buy without callirg cn
them .
; Tell HvttYBj&T I have turnips at
twenty-riie cents per buihel snd potatoes
I at forty cents per bushel al my old stand
i i r deiivfred to any part ol the city for
j five orris additional pr bushel." For
, fcr her particular, s re me '. the cross
: railrnads east end of the ci'y on sixth
i street. At-viy J Cskothcrs.
Mv fa'i line
OS itMIIS,
or iadir, aaiat 1
cf VAt'iyrOsHES and
inclndit.g manv novaltie
a tl children, it now
B E Young.
Clean towel 1 I
lh ivirf parlors.
0 ererr coin B er at Viercck
To preserve a youthful appearance as
long as prji.ible. R Is indispensable that the
hslr should retain I". natural color ar.d
ful'ne. There is no preparation so
effective as Acre's flair Vigor.
It pi events baldness, and keeps the sea p
e'ean, cool, and nealthr.
"Now Is the winter of our dlscot.lent
made gloriou-. mmmer", by Avrr's Saru
paritla. This wonderful medicine so ln
vigora.es the system and enrlchra the
blood that cold wea'her becomes positively
enjoyable. Arctic explorers siould do
well to make a note of this.
Mr Vandran. of the depot hotel, will
give a serial ball at the hotel on Feb 2.
Music will 1 furnished by the Klite or
chestra of Salem, and no pain will be
spared to make it a pleasant event. Tick
ets $1. 00; lunch 25 cents.
By using Hall's Hair Renewer, gray,
fadeu or discolored hair assumes the natu
ral calor of voulh, and giows luxuriant
and strong, pleasing eveiyhody.
til lbs How Isnprrvcd S i gtr n v 01
en 11. Thu l t i slwsya a lsOSMSt.
W S wden, ac-nt. Office at t M Preach
ew.lry storo
Taken by mistake a mscklntoah with
plaid lining from the Baptist church last
night. Exchange can be made by in
quiring of Fred Dawson.
i. ... in.- Merit,
No other pis star has been produced which
gains sc rniu) testimonials nf hinb vstac as
ihose ontir.uf.usly sccordod to Alcock's
r'eroua i'laater, ami the only motive for
the-ie exceptional comtnendatiins in the fast
that it is a medicinal aod pharmaceutical
preparation nf superior value. Beware of
imitation:!. Ask for snd insist upon AH
c jck's,
B an l-oth'a Pilla aie a good corrective.
Uncle B'llj Wrlgh will visit you with a
pall of as fine horse radish as can can be
made In the U S. Be icadv to order.
Horse radish ' scarce; but Uncle Billy
gives good measure at low prices.
C E Biownella grocery store is Increas
ing in popularity. He carries a fine slock
in a light room, easily accessible and
gives bargains. Next door to the P O.
Olives In Bulk, sauer kraut, mixed
Vickies, chow chow, cranberries, lemoas.
naked hominy, and new raisins at C E
Brownells
MiiBBie
POWLER-ASUBY. On Sunday,
Jan 28, 189t, at the home of the bride's
mother, in Albany, by Rev L 8 Fisher,
Mr Robert Fowler, of the Oregon Pacific,
and Miss Edith Ash by. Mr and Mrs
rowier navo uie nest wishes of
friends.
many
TTJESD a.
HW IT iiirrt.M i.
A for Albany council. B for Bon' on
comity pardoner. S for Benton county
solicitor for bridge.
S to B. What will you give towards the
bridge
It. We will give $300 if V gives $500
and the bridge is built where the majority
of the people want it.
S, All right, I'll take your $300.
B, for Boston county" J) D fool, is the
man that said to A "have you heard that
there has been some money siibscrilied,
over the river, for the bridge?''
A. Law mo ! no, 1 had not heard of it.
W here.' liy whom i
l. .lust U'low the I ndue. S,
t bridge. Some rich
about that right away.
gardeners .
A I'll go and m
I'll go and see S.
A. Good morning Mr s.
S. Good morning sir.
A. I understand you have gut subscrip
tions on the bridge
S. Yes, on conditions, some four months
a '..
A. 1 am looking after the paters.
S. The parties signed on conditions and
drew out.
A. What did you do with Dm paper.
S. I canceled it and gave it to one of
the partv.
A. til M6 that yon pay that, and hur
ries off to see B .
A. (iood morning B .
B. Hood morning sir.
A. 1 am look after a subscription paptf
B. Yes! What paper T
A. Subscription on bridire. have vcu irut
t
B. No. I destroyed it.
A. Why so.
B. Because the conditions were not com
plied with.
A" Do yon know that they wore not 9
Not thot I know of, do you?
A. (with hesitation.) I guess not.
A. Will you sign another paer without
conditions.
B. No, I will not.
A. 1 will see that you p&v it-
B. All right.
D. Good morning Mr A.
A. (icod morning, sir.
D. Have you heard from that
tion.
MiW-rip-
A.
D.
them
A.
I.
A.
1".
A.
D.
No. it could not lie found.
1 hey had ought to pay
it. r
I'll see to it at the proper time,
(iood day Mr A.
(Jood day sir.
(later on) (tool morning Mr A.
iioou morning
How did you ionie out on the suit in
i regard to the subscriptions.
. o gvi ucai. a uo ju-gv sun
i tuat.,1?e papers were no luxrount signed and
a. r
not delivere.1.
D. 1 am sorrv.
lit vnil till h. .niliMt
now f
1 have raad some
-
A.
case.
1 guess we will have to as we lost the
Ba.NTi Co. (fAKDKM.lt.
ABOt TTBi: BBIBCK
Aj.baxv. Jan. 29.
J Linn county as an incorporation, as I
! underst.uid it. payed WO.OOOto the Alliany
lYimimtliin f , .r a. frv nimn l.ri.l. timw
i saU l I ...J. : . i. Vl. . I
i . .re m.iuit iiuiui ius.ue ilM? I. t T.l I i' 1 11 OI
the city. Albany proposes to disregard the
wishes and interest of Linn county and
i make it a toll bridge. Situ Linn county
; lias paid Uioir 4O,00O. Allctny has put its
i indobtedness off on their children few the
next generation, all they are doing or pro
pose to do is to viy a small amount of in
i teret and want to" toll the bridm frj- that
purpose. Ine city claiins an indebteilnesss
t f lomAl vn whi- a tnev proi-we t. tav
tue interest by collecting off Unn and
Benton counties.
Iann county is unfortunate, being so
Albany and the bridge landing inside the
corjxiration. If Albauy has law f.r doing
IBs sue wi.iie with Linn los -hare, it
; loots as if Linn county had better be on the
i loos out hereaf".er.
If Albany viHes to make it a toll briihr.
the corporation of Benton county should
pat up loll gates at each approach in Benton
county to make the citizens cf Albany ay
toll fcr using the Benton coonty road.
Would they not have as much right?
A.I IVTEEKSTED St'BSCBICEK.
A Natioxai. President. John H
Chapman, president of the National Ynucg
People's Baptist Union addressed a huge
audience at the Baptist chmxh hut eren
infr. His address wa .rait Baptistic. and
bronjrht ont the progress of the church very
plainly. The work of the young people
wa. dwelt on. and the introdurti of the
. Christian Culture Course urged as well as
tne support ot the voting peoples paper.
Kignres given show :f7.853 churches, where
there were MM) in 17ft!: 25.004 ministers to
1,100; 3.50y,s00 communicants to G5.45;
W0C0.000 annual contributions to M001W.
property valued at 110.000.000 to 1. 000.000.
a century's projrrpss. In educational matters
there were 20 student in the I Baptist
schools of I7H2. now 2S.00O. and IS? col
leire. with '00 lirenarinir f..r the ministry.
r There si I missionarv a hundred rears
ago. wm 1 art-v. and t in funds: now
7.SS51 mivionancif. 726.3 commonicanU.
ana vii.i-jd.iI4 in contributions. Mr
Chapman in a plain appearing vounsr man
possessing much earnostnes and tiie zeal
that counts. He left on the overland for
Medford. w here he will speak to-night.
Ax AssroxntST. F L Kenton this
morning made aa alignment to F M Rf.1
field for the l?nefit of creditors. His a
m?U are 2500...7. BS follows: mdse. f 1300;
accounts and note. 1750.57; furniture ami
fixtures. $400; lot in Blackman addition.
$50. His liabilities are tSM.71, as fal
lows: Standard Soap Co, $;o; Wm Iwis,
k Co. $:; Sc hilling k Co. l0.98; Jon
j k Co. lftSLd7; J A ranc k Co. I2t.37;
1 Portland Onsekar Co, 95S.90; H I;vi k Co
J01.97; Page k Son,
17 75; Adedorfer A
lirandenstem. f?fi5.'J.';
otaadard .il Com-
pany. tt7; M Seller k Co. 122.85; L Spse-gelA-
Co. $15.64; C B Whitnev k Co.
5N,.0C; W C Pne k C. fiU.:; Helper
k Jenning: $53..tl ; A Horaafla. $50.59; O
H Fay k Co. f-S.W; Lewis Packina Co.
$10.55; Am Biscuit Co. IU.4:; Fberb
Biu hman Ce. f40.'.r.: Clossett ic Dever.
r.-.K; CmUs Bros, $12; r Fruit Co, $5;
Iriiiu-trial Home for Blind, $.4.'i; Fishbeck
k lilotz. $2.50; M i--n Khrman k Co,
385 B5; Mr Mady. 50; S K Voting, $60:
First Natioaal Bank. 120; Bank of Oregon.
$100; Mrs May Kenton, $175; Mrs DC
Mitts, $75; Mrs M Irvine, $300; W C
Tweedale, $40; F M RodfiaM, $40. other
accounts, 50.
TiikChim.eMi st Gil N mors x
for ssndina jour washings to Celestials
Richards k Philips will now do plain fam
ily washings for the astonishingly low
price of 'Al cents par doan. This breaks
th record, and xhould bring every citizen
of Albany into line. Stand by whit labor
and patronize home industry. Under this
arrangement there must be a full dozen to
mint. It is to he hoped there is not a
single resident of the city who sends out
washings, who will not patronize the 41
banySteam Laundry.
No Rbxeptio.v. a card from Rev II V
Rominger, received this morning states
that he would lie unable to got ready to
start on his cointemplated trip to Oakland,
Cal., ho as to arrive at noon today, but
would tako the oveiland train this evening
and puss through Albany without stopping
off. This will lie a disappointment to his
many friend, us a farewell reception had
been arranirod to be held at the Congrega
tional church to-night, Such reception, of
course will not beheld.
At IIai.k Mast. No, l's flog hung at
halt mast this morning, soaked with the
nights ruin. The oldest company in the
city, OB of tho oldest in tho state, the
members do not appreciate being driven
out of a building erected by the energy of
the old members of the company. Tho vim
is all taken out of them, the old firo is but
a spark. It iB in order to bring Joe Web
ber here to pronounce an auathcinv on those
causing the rupture.
The Fsrmers Insurance Company of
Seattle has reinsured Its business In the
(itake of Salem and will go out of bus'
ness .
This does not refer to the Albany com
pany as fome crookedly read It yesterday.
ACLlId Eajsys
The pleasant flavor, gentle action ana
soothing effect oi Syrup ot Figs, when in
need of a laxative, and If the father or
mother be costive or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow its use ; so that it
Is the best family remedy known and
every family should have a bottle.
.AT1. . . 1 y i
QATM, Or. Jan. 29, 1894.
" Mrs llarly Poster is reported seriously ill.
Cause is la giipjio.
The B () F and L Co. started their mill
today. It is the only mill running in the
canyon.
C W Bead returned from Portland on
the Saturday's train. He brought with
him a cady of tobacco and the chandeliers
for the W omens l-.ndeavor society.
inert; una .-sunciay scnoni here at lu:w) a
m and Topic meeting at 7 p m in the Kern
A- Montcith bi.ilding on Sunday. Regular
meetings will be hold each Sunday.
There wuh :iii attachment nut on C w'
r . . . r, i ,
rseatu v non s store anil OUier property in
this place last Friday, by (iardenor of
Stayton ami another by a Portland firm.
The boy have now no pfaoe to bum.
Beards of Trades can pa.-s resolutions de
nouncing Go Ponnoyer s Chistmas letter
and yet the people are continually getting
imorer. What is wanted is more work and
loss talk.
The joint People's Pari club held a moet-
"h ...... .v. ii.iii i.wv ,.iiuiuuj .inn
ir ,r in ii. ., ,!;: ,, . .. I. .11 ..1 -.I
MM resonmoiis (leieiiinoing the commit-1
too of 100 and the dem Board of Tn-do '
and SUpfMtUag Pem.iyer. Speeches were
made by T J McCtarr and E C Neal.
From the reports your correspondent '
hears, bo has come to Um conclusion that
('has Clark had lietter help Hie material
men of this section or 'juit rnnuing trains, j
One man, a creditor of the O. P.. says if he
is not paid he will cut the bridges down. !
While that would prol b!y not help matters
ay it shows to what extent public opinion 1
has culm inatcd. j
The Hates liter.vrv hel l a regular
meot
ing on HatnrdaT List. TM nuestion for
discussion was: kosolved: That the Unite.!
States should prohibit the manufacture and
use of spirituous Honors. The leaders were
T I Bevier. aff I C Smith, nog. Question
decideii unanimouslv for the affirmative.
Hunt for
disaster.
bright prospeco and not lor
Eggs are on!y
for Jamjar v .
IS cen's. Cheap living
37.000 bsloi of l.opt wcrerabe l
In O'
j gon during 1093.
Da not aJvertl perional miVf-mune si
! a rational cslamity.
Several Chlnr? phesiant taken to
I sue Grant county for propagation have died,
j The oiatorlcal contest to elc"t a par
i ticlpant for the Hate contet l!l occur on
i Friday night.
The Mu!tnomahs refuse to play a game
01 loot nail wt.h Hie U A t, ol Corf alii
! Ah U iucky for the Corvalltt team
Sheriff CHhorn, ol lienton will ae out
Jo.oow .ine on MS Una countr farm.
aald to be weTl aui.ed for bop cu lure.
... . . .
CUie , i irrgon. i row im c ot
jf tl.e quiet- I
Is are j
j
sat. The old day. of la
gone.
The ateamer Eugene being built In
Port.and will oe rrair to run next month
nu n is pruptseu to run ner me enure
year. Can it be done.
Yesterday anemplo-. eof the woolen
mid while Intoxicated f:i head nrt (
feet, through the woo: .pout Into the ret
use matter at the bottt :n. He was unln-
her the
jjreo ; tjut presenter a pec:acie not of.en i
seen.
Next Mund.y the pvciai eiccttoa on ihe
tolling f the" Sridgc ffj occur. The
Man about Ton predicts tlat it fJoesn't
toll. The public will r-r-ak the clapper
J to t .
The members of Beuiah Rebekah
Ledge No. 3UOOF shrutd bear In
mind the special meeting to b. he'd ihi.
'Tcn,nB ' n: P' sevai o.cs.ick
A
f
i-n i'eoua-ce reqjes-cj lit ot j, r
tie H C.
The junior foot ba ! team of the
inlor foot ba I team of the albanv I ' fayne. and such
-erear challenge. tLe junior, of! vlETT V t""0 N f h,inraie,
ic school, to pl.r a me on the ' TnTL ftffl' &8-
campu. neat S.turda. afternoon. 1' UrU,t-
rules to govern. Br order oil
college i.ereSr
the public schools
college
Rugt.
ca'ato
BreslJent Harder, of the (3iicga Cnl
rer ity has caused a sensation by publish
ing a lectu-e In w Inch he declares the storv
. of Cain ard Abel a math, like that of the
i caj:ure of Tror ar.J Rrtru. init RnmuTtit
Prof Harper Is' a nephew of Dr Irvine of
this city.
X M Newport went to Salem this boob.
fharles Mueller, of Bc-tarsr. is in the i
I
v' . - :. - . ...
V.i Rt tm ; .v.:4 ... l .u-
V V T. "V 7 " . .
name of Ir Hemck. of Astoria. Unag i
............... ........ .
lepnty I 8 Marshal lieorge Humphrey
went to Sweet Home this noon after some
one unknown to the writer.
T J Buford. a prominent candidate for
sheriff of Lincoln coonty. was in the city
to-day on his way to Portland.
Rev Clapp. who lva been assisting in
service at the CrtnprejratjnnaJ church will
leave in a few days for Manchester. N H
wnere he will ! located.
AW Stacarl. Henry Stanard and A Bj
Cavendr. of Brownsville, were in the citv 1
I last evening to hear Mr Chapman at the
j Baptist chorth.
will mik I
on Ue political lssttw of th dav in the in- j
teres Is of the Populisti'. at the Court House
on next tn-lav evening.
Worth v Kit I I linillf M an
formal raeetinir of citizens last
evening;
orrangemenO wore made for an entertain-! , , ... ' i " , . ,
ment at the or-ra house on Thursday even- ,fn' v a! - , "kjg last tught
ing for the hen-tU of the destitute up the j "on ,J Wc presided and state.!
Santiam. MaiorL Flinn. J W Cusiok I ,he "'' of rneetin. A 2 mill tax
and I P Mm were m.vlo a committee to,' .a voted for the support of
receive and disburw the funds. Tickets Mf "tf" af1J,, P?" th halanoeof $3.0tJ
will be K.!d at TO cents BBseea. and wswlSM maM.htz. As by the
bodv should parcha. . Ut Ailanv do the l yesterday it w;li announced that
. ... . . :. .. -.I new rr.clifin t.i v,.l. l.-.n.t. I....I.1 , , ,
handsome thing by the
tiara country in need.
U"'i
The
e of the San-;
enlrtaici!ient '
will consist of specialties, ander the man
agement of BertN ani 'leve.and willbe worth
attending, though the BOM of admission
ia based on the object. Phe opera Iioum
has been donated ami there will' be no
eipense connected with the entertainment,
no dead head.-.evary thing to swell the fund
the liand turn out. and let no one stay
at home, at leant let everybody who can buy
a ticket for it.
Following is the program in full:
Overture. Orchestra.
Comic recitation. Allen Chawherlin.
Solo. Mrs F W Langdon.
Whistling solo. Walter Kllis.
Recitation. Helen Crawford.
Daett, Misses Fttrrcll.
Instrumental BTBtin. Maggie Murry.
Selection, liuitar Ouintett.
Solo. Nora Zeyss.
Recitation. Ruebcn Thompson.
InHtniment.il music, Eva Cowan.
Medley. Quartet.
Cinderella, with the following cast of
characters: Cinderella. Grace Love: Prince.
Lillian Crawfcrd; Godmother. Alice love:
Sister Rose. Cora Coffman; Sister Kllen.
Helen Crawfonl ; Warden, A Levo.
DasTnumoN at Mili, Citt. E L
Wheeler, who has a nursery near Mill
City came to Albany this forenoon, leav
ing home without a cent, walking as far
as Munkers, and riding the remainder
of Ihe way, the oonductor permitting it
rather than to put him off. He rays
matters are in a very bad shape around
Mill City, and that destitution actually
exists, giving facts ibat leave noquestion
as to the correctness of tho statement.
Tho nnderaigned, pro !
printer of the I lon.-.-r House desires to Inform
the public that h has reduced the pries of
board without lodging to $3 per week, with
lodging S psr'wsek. Single msals 25 cents.
The public is invited lo call as I keep good
beds and set a guod table. Have tir wood for
sale, ('inii.r of Broadalbin snd Water
treats. J H Mekakda.
Whatever may be the cause ol blanch
ing, the hair m .y be restored to ita origi
nal color by the use of that potent remedy
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer.
Lost .On First street between, Jack
sou and Ferry, Monday evening, a dar
tan jacket cufT. Finder leave at thi
office.
Thousands of lives sre saved annual y bv
the use of Avcr'a Pectoral. In the treatment
of croup and whooping cough, the Pectoral
has a most marvelous effect. It allays in
animation, frees theaustructedalrpasaage
and controls tha desire to cough.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
Sim in u Machines neatly repaired and
warranted by a thoroughly competent work
man, at F M French's jewelry sore, Albany
sgon.
Highest of .U in Leavening
ABSOUTECV PURE
"WEID3SI' ESDAY
OXsXXI 4 SO ASXto
Albany's total tax will 1 25 mills- rou
ty uud state, 15; city, 8; city schools,' 2.
' oiuuiiiia river Mm It. si cut., rmr.,,,.,.,.1
and sulmon eiirht cents in-r .v.n,l ,.i i
i
: iivi!..
Mr I A Morris has sold his food ..tre
apposite the Buss Homo to Mr ( C Mo. n
who will iun it loreaftor.
utton s I nolo Ii nn , Cabin will
in
ajoany m tt. a. As old a
ulwajH wish to see it again.
it
is paopki
I A Oilliert. a clerk aitfa Fgg.-rt. Young
i r ' ' oniono, iiai, un sandliiiggod
three hi, more tlnui one man's share.
1. Til a
' nocewarv hereafter to go to
nocige. a i .ir;,,ii to j.,ih througt the
telephone. The offi was change 1 today .
I apt Jones, the builder of the
rrniv !....'
' r.ugono, was in the att h da or two mi
1 Isjat will have a draft of onlv about 12
W' be, much lower than any boat running,
Touiorrow the Hkmik ratwiH publish a
i correct statomen, of the invent ( i f
Uon; brought out by the reiit article ..f
ieorge ( i Bingham, published in this i
i per-
j Mr Sam Templeton, of Brownsville, was
in the city today. Mr Jam Klkins tells
of the time years ago when Mr Templeton
hunted wild swan in the lakes' and rivers
along the oast ridge of the Cascades and
, scld their hiilus for US apiece.
The two boys. Patsy Fleming- and Xor
! man Torn-, that escaped from the state re-
frm school Sunday were aptured at Ma
J cleay. twelve milos east of Salem, and rt
' turnwl to the school on Monhty evening.
Thoy wore taken in by the constable of thai
district.
As tomorrow night u prayer mooting
night in the city our citizens' should be
; givon an opportunity to buy a ticket for
; the Santiam relief entertainment, or eoc
tribu'e somr4hing if they so prefer.
A cotton c-orpet toon looks faded and
i soiled, while a good linen wait. n.aMn.,
will reiuoin bright, and sweep eaior. yc
can buv the U-t of the Ailny FnrnHui
Co. 1m have a new lot.
M
new lot
Mr YA Blodgvtt mourns the lus uf a now
overcoat. How it disantvared is not bn.rn
out it was protsiblv stolen from the office of
the Kkvtric Light Vatupany. It is light in
'color, of a sutierior make. Ik rou know
, anything about it.
( The action of the Boston firm in refu.ing
to acceM the loan of s-hc.! .Iitri.-t i ....
count ot an error in tho oloction fn
bond is a tmuliar fio.
1 !.e :, .;
i iv.,. i: j . .
pre-
as Utoi jmtetmtf, wis, undoutjtedly suffi
cient, but a technicality was dirviT-red and
token ad vantage of. though imrrabjriai on
the fane of it.
A carnival of eminent people has just
ivn ivld m Salem Some of the ma!
rejtrentl were Byron. Dickens. Kiidronl
rii, .:ng. t tijitspear. Longfellow. Iraocis 9
K, an, i ran- is Hodson Burnett. J.a..-tin
Miiler. FJizaMh Cadr Stanton. Amelia
Rivers, and John Howard Fame, and such
BSI tM .Tt Halt
R A Rarr.py to B V Baker. k4 in
Harruboxg
0 C Awl. rev to Varira I Awtw.
1st 5. bf 47. O P ad .
M
1
I L Freeiond to K A I'n ohmil
M
Hw:l
Fnak 8 C?f,1.10 ,E,ta McPhef-
son. part KH ad
lwf -T to Nancy M Clark.
- -'arr n aiotk.
2 fauul pie, land. 11 K 1
j Matt Smith to A J and C J Pilner.
1
1
500
0000
300
jaj acres, 14 w 4
Fleckenstein A Maver to Livingston
A- Co. lot in N"ltrciwTOrrilW . . .
A K Pbeloa to R L Austin. 111.81
acre. II si
Richoni Borrea to Adda K Bryant.
25 acrts. 10 w 3
It! " . HIT
SMXBB, Jan 30. mi
Mrs M Shaver has just returned from a
three weeks m with her dauchtcr Mrs
T W Thompscn. of Haissv.
Rev Martin, of Halsey.' delivered a n
disxaauaa last Sab!a:h at"Sh.ld.
"rangw armed at att Rhinehart a
The? concluded to let him slay and give
011:1 a iwiw.
w alter nght little
flauirhter
has been ouite ill with the tonsiiitis.
Krn.--i t t-ti.. . V..
third ward school houiv would be neci saary
.tn.l 4 nAl.tirtn - I 1 .- . V. -
1 - .-j m- n-.uiiru 11 u ... -
U-r was prmtel and another electiou have
! bern called.
At a meeting of the directors this fore
j noon Saturday. Feb 24. was the litre set
; for the election, notice to be given bv post
ers. Heuii;kke.t W'oses.-The women are
j bring heard from. Here is about one liv
I hag at The Oalles: About II o'clock this
j loBSBoon a man came to the recnnler's of
, let doirinir a w.urant of arrest for iarties
: in the Fast Knd . His head bad somewhat
. the at-aranc-e of having passed through a
! threshing machine, and he said that a man
ha.t held him while his wife Mattered him
with a prtato masher.
A Siifem ier tells of a Marion cbbbAv
woman coual t? the cx-.-aaion: Mrs F N
Wood Worth, of Ilowsll Prairie. Satunlay
naiil a tine of $10 and $2X ect in Justice
Batchelor's court for assault and Ultterv in
breaking a milk pitcher over the head of
her husband's orotiier, V K WoclwirUi. in
a family row la.-t Pridav.
aow's Tills!
WaoQsr One Hundred Dollar Beward tar
any coae ot Catarrh taat cacoot be cars1
Ball's Catarrh Cart.
F. J. OHBIBI CO., Prop., TMsee, O.
Ws the niut' 1 signed . have known W. I,
Chaney for the !.it ;:. years, and bsllasa hiat
BarSaoUy aoi all bwusaaatsawaaaMaayj
and Inanrla'ty W -1 laasrjr out any obllgaMaB
saodaky their ins.
J'BTjTnrir. w ',. rtraagtata.Totaao.O.
WiUiiss.KisSAKi Mai in. flTiolawia OtSuSS
srlata. T-.!.- . wa
MalPa Catarrh 1 .iou Internally, B
saadiraetly apca l. i and mucoas SBS
faeesof thc-tvstai. i'ri. , T?c. ier bolUa. MR
By all Dniajdata. TaatlneoalaJa fr.
Provide youraelt wiih a bottle of Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral, and so have the means
at hsnd for contending successfully with
a sudden cold. As sn emergency medi
cine, It has no equal, snd leading phvsl
clana everywhere recommend It.
Tickets for the midwinter fair will be on
sale to-morrow at the 8 P dt pot, only $2fi.
90, with five admissions an4 good f..r 30
days.
rarant sun cure OonatipatlOD andSXHt
laehr. niull Uilw kaaoa.
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PBUSOK A X.
1 J A smith, of Salary, fa
J W ( 'anlwell. of Mbt
city teduy.
in tin
. ity.
I in
In F Hatfield, who has liecn in the BMr- :
i:antile business at the town of Bern on the j
0. P. R. R fifty miles c:ist of Albany, has j
moved to Ashland, intending U remain in
Southern Oregon. Ashland Tidings.
Mr Van Horn the O P brakemun, recent-
tj kaeeked off the cars this side of the Bav. I
was in the ' ity today for the first time since ,
the accident, walking with consi.lerable of
limp.
Kev S F " ii-on. well known in Albany. 1
recently pre-iding elder of this conference, I
has resigneil the paatOTala of the Central !
Methodist chun h of Albinn, to take effect
Febru: sy 15. He has been trunsfer.ed from 1
the irei'.ii conference to the Iowa oonfer
ence and will locate at Storm Like, in tba
state.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Cracfl
Bcriber of t-alem and Pnsaki P Holbrook 1
of Butte. Mont., will take place this even- :
ing at 8:50 o'etocS in the First M Y. hurch, '
of Salem. Ki-v'mh W tirannis oraciatinr.
AfW the ceremony a reception will be given
at the rSainW e of Mr ari'l Mr-1 ' W Scrilier
of South Salem.
W art? informed by Cu.ity lerk X P
Payne, brother-in-law of Ellis Knos. tlw.i
Mr Knox is eilsaJod to live but a few davs
at the farthest. It waa his wish to be .
brought b. Alltany More eying; but it was
thought impossible to do so. His macy
friends will regret bearing this news. Mr
Knox is one o: the p.oneers of this county,
and is a man uni- o-sally repecUd by all
knowing him.
K R Ryan, who ws so fearfully mangled
by the I'icai train yesterday, is doing re
markably wsll. When the aVwaOSl called to
see him this morning he was founnd sitting ,
up. defying all idea of submitting to the
inevitable. ( n further examination th :
doctors found the third and fourth ribs on '
the left side broken besides losing a foot,
adding another w-nous point to his case i
Notwithstanding his combination of sodew
wounds, it is thought he will becoirc mas
ter of the situation, bat will always bear
the marks of the awful experience. Salem 1
Independent.
TnE DaBIUma. D I Coffey, the conn-'
ty aj-e-ssor. is on a trip to Mill City on the
BOlfa f trk of the Santiam. He went there
to attend to some private matters and will
also enquire into the condition of the set
Man in that vicinitv. th retort bavins
reached saiera that tata majority of them in .
that section are in need. I pon Mr Coffey's '
statement County Judgt? Hubbard experts I
to act oae wav i the other in retard tn .
f'a-ni-hing aid Io the people on the Marion -
county side of the river. It is reported
that the I-ilu county court will assist to a
certain extent tho-e ia that section within
its boan lari- is S Train. e'itor of the
Albany Herald assured Covernor Pennojer -that
he wrmi.1 bring the matter before the j
court at that place. Statesman. The peo- ,
pb- up the Santiam do not consider them- :
seizes paupers, and it is proposed to help
them otherwise if puaibie. Albany shookt I
be thoroughly canvassed tomorrow for the
sale of ticket-, lo the ectertainmect at the
opera house for this purpose.
A P. 0. Rokbeij. Monday night the
. . .. .,- .i- r- '-: i
An entrance was effected by breaking the
glass of a side door. The perpetrators of
the deed even stole the implements that
admitted thera lo the contents of the safe
from the I 'alias foundry. iinjr a monkey-
srrer-ch. brace and drill. Instead cf blow-
ins- the safe open, they drilled a circle of
no ass arocnu tnecomtxnaUOD knob, tent mp
it free so it could be pulled through, mak-
ing r h ie large enough for eavsy work. The
flee of the combination was then forced off '
wiUi a nrw, a hooked wire inserted and the '
tumbler lifted. leaving the door tree to open. '
Eight hundred dollars in coin was taken '
and about $."80 'in postage stamp. They '
even stole all the blank postal notes anil ',
money order sbevts. After e-.-uricg their
booty they made their exit through the
broken door and made their e.rape. Not a
trace of the Tillains remained with the act. i
but the tools stolen from the foundry were
left in the office lying on the floor near the
beOMB afe.
A Sitreme OoCBX Cask. Tbe follow-
inc-nro.rri in h rfafcbm,
: n. IBBpOBslaBti
vs Linn couhty.aria;nant.appe9l from Linn
ccunty; arjru.l and submitted, t.eo K
t'hamLrL4in attt.rnv f---r re-.i-.n.ipr.t anl It
R S Blackbun. atnrner tor a.-peUant
tated by the state of
' re?on afra:n-t Linn ccunty. ta the circuit
OOart of Linn lo recover from defendant a I
cettain amount of t.nes alleged to be due
m state for the year lVl in all S,73SJ1,
and B9BBI ami disbursements.
A RrsTLEit. A San Francisco dmmme
bs the citv yesterdav. tcTid of tbe recent ar -1
rert at Oakland of Vm ti t-'benaur. f. nner-!
Iv of this citv, (at emlnlement. He luui :
been soliciting for a shirt house, an
' it
seems wa short in his acoouuts- II
was
released on bond, and securel anotlier po
sition in iNui Francisco and a sufficient ad
vance to settle the old matter tor lias than
its face, about ?4:. when he was discharg
ed. Obenaur u a cecuine rustier.
A Taais La.. Beginning yesterday
there will be one freitit train less pass
through Albany over the Southern Pa-
cific road. Instead of running daily
freight trains will operate only five days,
via: No. HI will run from Portland to
1 unction Citv on Sundav. Tuesady,
Thursday, Friday nd Saturday, i; -.!:: i
south. Train No. 31 will run between ;
the above named cit'es. point; north, on ;
Tuestlav. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
aad Saturay. From Junction City to
Ashland freight trains will operate on a
tri-weekly schedule. The result is the i
discharging ol about twenty-five men. j
iCGBTD. The public school foot lal
eleven hereby accept the challenge of the ,
college eleven and will play them. Rugby ;
rules, on the college campus next Saturday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Py order of the ;
captain.
Waannie IsviT.'.vtctxs.
Wooden, Til,
Silver, t4olden
Common every day.
fan i
Or. Price's C renin BaKtns Powder
Party Veara tha Standard.
Baths at VuieeLs sbaviug
itting parlors.
Atoaajr Narkat
aod hair
Wheat,4Se.
OaU, 25s.
Flour, $4.W.
Kutter, '.-.'.
Kggs, I'.", v
laird, 12 to 15c.
Pork -hams 12 to liaj sh-uldera,s t- lOe:
Idea. II to 1 Sc.
Hay, baled, f 7,
vo Rtoas, 40-t.
Applets ,.4''
Hota, 16c.
Oried fruit -pluma, 9o, applets, 9c
Chiokana, fl.00 psr dosau.
Beef, on f. ot, l V'ij
Uegs, airia-at, s4
IT WILL drive the humor from
your system, and make your skin
clean and smooth. Those Pimples and
Jilotcnes whicn mar your beauty are
caused by IMPURE BLOOD.
They can be removed In a short
time. If yon are wise and nse the
great blood purifier, Sulphur Bitten!, W
TRY A BOTTLE TO-OAY.
Why suffer with Bolls ? 'Why rave
with that terrible Headache ? Why
lay and toss on that bed of pain
with RHEUMATI8M ? Use Sul
phur Bitters. They will cure yon
where all others fail. The dose is
small only a teaspoonful. TRY IT
and you will lie satisfied. The young.
2 the aged and tottcriicgaresoon made
wen ny lis use. itememoer w i.at
I 1 . 1 r .
aB ) on riaci jiere, it may save your iu3,
I it has SAVED HUNDREDS.
Jl you are runenng from Kidney
Disease, and wish to live to old age,
use Sulphur Bitters. They never tail
to cure. Get it of your Druggist.
DO NT WAIT. CET IT AT ONCE.
Sulphur Bitters will cure Liver
Complaint. Don't be discouraged;
IT WILL CUR2 YOU.
Rend 3 2-irt starara to A. K Orflwsr A Co
liostuc, JLsk., for but utedical work psbUsbed
si awaaaMaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaHHaaaB
Aoests A'aSTEDonarvandCommLiaion
tli- rw iiiTiioritrn
Of I He UNLT AUTHOhlZED
ffilWAf Of JAMES G. BLAH
By Gail Hani:.- bis literary ezecntor,
ith the co-operatinn of bis family, and for
Ur. Klaioe's Complete V.'ork, ' Twk-sty
Vi .iKS or Coscneas," and his later took,
'founcAL Dioccasioss." One procpec'.as
for theae 3 BET . books ia the mar-
art. A K P Jordan of Me..took 112 orders
from Brat 110 calls; ageot's profit $i& 50
Mrs Ballard cfO. took 15 ordera. 13 ai
Raaaia, in I day: profit $20.25. E X Rice
of Msaa. took 27 orders io 2 davs: profit
N7-2S J Patridge of Me. took 43 orders
'rom 36 calls; profit $75.25. E A Palmer
of N. Dak. too. 53 orders io 3 days; profit
$98.25. Ex-Lrsv TansrronT icireo. If
Jos wub to make LAR'iE M0KY write
immediattlf for terms to
hfUeinBiilpBb.Co.rwifk.Coan
4LPAIY COLLEBIAII IM8f ITUT1
ALBANY, OREGON
1891, 1892
Tern waaed aepteaiSkrr stir
At 1 oorpe of inatroewa
CUiSlCAL, SCiEKTIFIC, LiTERAPr
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
5 LASSES.
1 im.a ot Kndy trranjd Sm a
all' a-ridaa of atndsot
.-w.. y--e- tm mmdr..
rrasa 11V aa Y
" ciaear a ratraii
TOCK LACKS notb-!
UR
mg Dat buvers. lhev
W1 , 1 1
come, lhev will be s?ati-
fied. Ther will buv at
Tsar
i I WtK.
EVLn
FAIREST PRICES
MADE FOR SUCK
QUALITIES.
Visitors are
not
asked to
BELIEVE but
are
shown
goods to CONVINCE them
that we are leading the trade
m
ST.APLE AND WNCYIcoS
DRY C00DS.LADIES FINE
All aa -
, 9 B
! Tr aiai ii
iiuuwani f ALUC rilK
YOUR HONEY Call on US
a
Yours Truly
Read, Pxacock c Co.
Star Baker
orI-.r.'ttlitln sad First i ,
CGKRAI VftB CPrCDltTriP
WrllWJ rtlilf, rr.Lr Rlc I l'R,
'
j
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I aiaaia
ataas! rrsiiia,
are?,
rled t rulls.
Tobscco,
NDastr,
ollee.
Cavaaws Mrs
Qaseai
Vogalalile
Cfgawra
tfces.
Tea.
tie..
tac e vrt :h..- thai ta kspl ia a raaer
rsriatj and naearr stars. Bi(heai
morsel price paid tar
A.I.L KINDS OF PRODUCE
WANTED
At the stote
Allen Brosn
formerly owncst by
, BUTTER,
EGGS,
LsARD,
BAUON,
and CHOICE APPLES,
for which
possible.
I will pay the best cash pnae
B F RAMP
I. A. Morris & Co.
Flour and Feed Store,
Have removed their store to opposite
the Russ House, and have on hand a fall
stock of
CHOPPED FEED:
Custom chopping done.
CORVALLIS FLOUR. BRAN, SHORTS'
GERM MEAL. CR4HAM, BUCK
WHEAT, RYE FLOUR, HAY,
OATS. STRAW AND
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
world's Pair Highest Award.
Notice for Publication
U fi Ijtrifl Onice, Oregon City Or..
November 2nd, 1S93.
Kolicfl is kereby Riven that In eonjpl).
'"'' with th ptovisinns of the act of
;ongre of June 3, 1878 entitled An act
i for the aa'n nfiiniber lands In the states
i of Csllfornia, Ottgtm. Nevaria and Wash
i.g'.cn Tiriffiry" as - . . : to all ths
i publ ic lamlB f ite- by ac-t of Anauat 4
IH02, Altrt K Ho!meo'Alljany r. y
(Of Linn atate -. 1. . day filed
in this 0MCB bis sworn statement BO 29A4
I'ri.-ir, .; ihe, Northeast !4 of
I section N. 2.1 In town hip np. 10 H ranee
' No 6 Eas. and will tffer proof to show
; that the lard sought is more valuable for
its timber or stone than for agricultural
I purposes.snd to establish hi claim to said
land before the Regi-ter and Receiver ot
this office at Oregon Citv, fr,on Tuesday
' the tVh day of February, He name
j as witnesses: f; H Dilt)rap:e. Francis
j Ho:mes, 0 v Adam-, A Wink, all of Al
j bin. Or. Ar.y anil ail persons c'airain
adversely the above described lards ar
i requested to fi e their claims in this cfEc
: on or before said 6-h day of Ftbruary
I '94 Robp.bt A Miller.
R f ulster
Notice for Publication
Cm
Oeet-os Crrv. O r
Oct 20: h, 1SKJ.
Not ca in herchy (ilven theat in conpll
ance wub the prov.aiens of tba act cf
C. Darrens ,f Ju'.e 3 l78 entitlal An act
j for the sale of timber lands in the t
: of Ca'ifomia, 'r-on. Nevada and Wai
; Ingtoa Ttrritory," aa ezUnded 10 all t
; Puhllc Lind Bumsj o act of Auvost 4
I--J, Annie V hillock, of (reg'm Ci
( county of C ackamsa sta'eof Orevon,h
mi oay n en in tola otaceberawor
statemen: No 2&S4. for the purchase of th
NK '4 of section No 9 in township N
10 s range No 4 E. and a ill oftt-r proof t
h"w 'hat the lan-i hoah'. w mor
valuable ff,r its timlr or aion than fo
agricultural purps, and to establish
her claim o sai l laul before hs R' m tr
i and Reeier rf th: omo? af Oregon
City. Oreoo. on Thursday, the 1st day
of February,! fch name aa wiipcsaesc
Iran Smith, Wm amitk, JLBsrr, C
Tbompaon;l cf Berry. Oregon. Any and
a'l peraona cl-imlng adve'a-ily fie abor
deacribed lands are requested tu fi e the
claims in ibis cCHe on or before said 1
day of February 185.
KoBEfcT A Mil lbs. '
Ke ;iater.
limber Land, A.-t
for poblicrUon.
Jsne 3, 1S7S, Notic
Uaited Sucte Ipd OfEre. Oregos Citr, Oiaajaw
..mi.aiiFr 1. .
a la slues of fsiifori La. ir.Tj.jr.. Kerada
SSSI Wathingtoti Tf-rriUtrj." extended to all
) f u";'c iua tnataraa or Aactut 4.
, tari H. Dahr;i- A Albaci, ( ounty of Lim.
' y-nr-n. uja lliia T su.l iz If., .-ffiee
I hsa sworn Otalmnl No. sa fnr the- im?ri r
t the s t 'J Section so K in ToweoIiit. Sn l H
' ZLTZ
UEiber or ltrr.- Saaat tmm n i :. Imnl . - ,
and t eatafeiisa hi" claim to aud U: .-:' f. 'r
I llsaaair aad BeoejTer of thia oefire at Orcxoa
iny, fjresron. on Wedceeoar. the Hlh uar of
Jacoarr. l-W
He r,UM as witre: F L Eohss E W
B-a H Wmt O V A-loms. ali of Aibacr flan.
Anv an-i all penons la;nirr,a; adretaei; th ab..-s-e
Wr- rxl lar.de art m;oeKted to fit their ciaia
to thasaswee on or before said Stti dar of Jaz:--a.T-
K. Eoeiet A. M. Lixa.
BBsk
Timber Land, Act Jane 3, U
41 .tic
for publication.
Cniied States Lar-t 0ee, Oregon Ciix, Orgoc.
CV-I..t-" Sd. l!SO.
Notae- is hereby siren that ia conpl with
tie provu.ocs of tfae rt of OaBBSSSB of June J.
I-"-- ecuued. "Ac arx for the sale of umber
lac-is :n the Slate of ( ajfrvmia, Oreaon. Sevada.
aad WaobJ&ctoa Territory.- Joka D CaapbeU. of
Maraaette. oantT of vUroette. State of WilM
eoc L ti..4 day tlx ia this otSoe his sworn
statemect No for :te &cnrhaee of tbe W
of rt E:-: SW -t a-d W i. of SW'Vaf
No :-. in Tonaiup No l-.-Socth. Baaaw No Eat
amnuaiai porpoaes. aod to wanlli soa doaaa
lilts office at Or " Cat. Oro. on Towiar
Use Sid daj of Ji-.irr. 1-it. H- rajcs aa
sritre: Etjece V Sauth. Edaia T teitfc.
J L Herrr. Berry P O. Marios Ctx sad Fratk
PerketL. L"etro:t. Manes Co. Dna.fi Arj and
all persona ciainuna adrerseir the abov-ifes.
ribed iandtf are rewied to their daasas ia
tJaaiaaaceoa orhefcxa dar of 'tr taT.
Irttt. Sum
KigtAer
SUMMONS.
a tie C11 emit Court ar" !t Slate cf Orega,
far Limn rsway.
M Sierntserjf
A If Seal and J L Seal his
:f- Geo E Charr. ber'aia
and S V C.amberliin his
wife, J W Cii.ick X O Cu
sick ar.d Cas ii C-js;ca
s ur-
drm r.ameara sStle
1 IS
BBtnsstiatOrct JO&C bmuh,
deceased.
Defendant.
To A B Sea', and I L Sea'., the wif eof
j said A B Sea!, taro of the above named
aeiaiManis:
IX THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregon, you and aacn of jc are hereby
required to appear and answer the com-
plaint of the above p'.ain-.il in tbe above
entitled court, now on ble with
the tier's, cf s:d court, cn or before
' the hist day of the neat iegnlar term ef
j saiu court, astslcB siii term begins on the
fiithdaynf March, i. st the court
bouse ia tht city of A.bany. Lir.n County,
Oregon; and vcu are hereby fariher noti
Be. that it you fat. to appear and answer
th said complaint as herebt required, the
plaintiff will take a tiecree and judgment
against you fo ihe re it demanded ia his
said complaint tosstt:
1 . A judgment and IkMB aginU: A B
Saalfc-r the sum of $foo in United States
gold coin together with inierest thereon
in like gold coin at the rate at $ per cent
per am. urn from tbe 16th day of Novem
ber, iJi until pai4 and lot- the fatther
sum oi $50 attorney 's fees for instituting
this su;t, and for the casta and disburse
ments of this suit.
3. A deciee foreclosing the mortgage
made, executed and de'.ivered by you ioG
W Smith on the i6:h day cf November,
1SS9, and directing the piamissr described
therein, to wit: Tne so j.hwest quarter of
block number one hundted and twelve
(11 2) in Hackleman's addilioa to the citv
jof Albany, Linn County, Oregon; and
I also described in said complaint, to be sold
' upon execution as required by law and
1 directing the proceeds of such a.e to be
j applied as follows: First to the payment
j of the costs and expenses of making such
j sale and the sum of $50 as attnrney s fees
1 tor instituting this suit. Second," to the
j payment to the plaintiff cf the sum oi
1 $400 in gold coin of the CniteJ States of
j America and interest thereon in like gold
j coin from the tothday of November, 1S91
1 until paid, at the rata of S per cant par
I IIIIBin. Third, That the surplus. If anv,
j be paid out in such sums as the court
may direct.
3. That you, all the defendants above
named and each of their, and any and all
persons claiming by, througu or under
you or them or any of them, be forever
barred and forclosed of any and all right,
title or Interest, right of Jower, or tc;uit
of redemption In or to sa:d premises or
any part thereof ; that if the proceeds cf
the sale of said premises be not sufficient
to pay the claim of plaintiff together
with all coats and disbursements UM ex
penses and a reasonable attorney's fee for
instituting this suit, that plaintiff have a
personal judgment and decree against
said defendant A B Seal for the deficiency.
4. That the mortgage executed av G
W Smith and Viola B Smith his in
tavor of Job C Smith as mentioned in said
complaint, be decreed to have created nn
lien upon said premises or anv part there
of. 5. That the deed, mentioned in said
complaint, from A B Seal to the said dj
fendant, Geo E Chamberlain, be decreed
to be subsequent in time to said plaintiff's
said mortgage, and all rights acquired
thereunder by said Chamaerlaln to be
subject to vhe iien of plait) tiff's said mort-
gse.
This summons Is published by order of
the Hon Geo H Burnett, the judge of the
above entitled court made at Chambers in
the City of Saleas, Marion Countv, Ore
gon on the l(5th day of Januarv, iiil.
V RatlLYEL'.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
ACADEMY
--OF-
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