The state rights democrat., April 13, 1894, Image 1

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VOL XXIX.
ALBANY.ORLGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 13. 1894.
tillered at the Post ontec at tlhany. Or., as Hrroad-flss Mall Matlrrt
TlTEi A l I flU, PuMI,lipr aad lrearletert
NO
for Infants and Children.
" Castoria is so well adapted to children that
i recommend it as superior to any prescription
Uiowa to rap." IT. .V. A iu-.it. SI. D..
, 111 Co. Oxford fX, Brooklyn, K. Y.
"The oso of 'Castoria Is BO universal and
fts merits so well known that it seems a work
of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach."
Cmuia Ma .-.vn, p. P.,
New York City.
Castoria cures Colic, Oonstipation,
Sour Stomach, Plarrha-a, Eraetsttoa,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and pronut.s
position.
Without Injurious modicatiox .
"For several years I have noonunsaded
your 'Castoria,' and shall always eominuo U
do so as it has invariably rrodueed benefkia
results."
Edwin F. Uuum:v. M. P.,
l'J5th Street and 7th Aw., Sew York City
Thi CssTAtTi Ookpant, TT Mr brat Stbsxt, Nkw York Citt.
HAVE YOU TRIED DRUGS AND FAILED
t TO FIND A CURB FOR
RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO, SCIATICA,
KIDNEY, LIVER and BLADDER
COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, LAME-BACK, is.
DR. HANDINS KI.ECTRIC BKT.T
with t ro ?!itirrrti- So. pen,
oory Will euro wiifceat mr.ti. lne
),,. allorth.-alotetnabies. Th.wawea
J rains, l.osl manhood.
i . r o n - n r lrrpli
mCer frni
oor yii-niirv. nil Kemalet o
h.i.u. a. '.general III hear!
i hi t",Hrt..it abuses, excesses.
. rexe ui.w.lt And relief ana promt
. iu oar marvelous Invention,
- ih rh requires but a trial Co convince
he moat skeptical. In ignorance of,
loots von may ba-e unfair drelnei
-,.iirvf r nerve force aad vital it l
which, la electricity and tluii
cnu ynr weakness or lachof fore
If yoj rep'are mto yoor system th
elements thus diained. which are re.
tuired tor vigorous strength, yn will
renidrer he raase aad health, stfaswgai
-ind. vlt. r wi I follow at once. TBS
I oar pin and tram tavern, and we
truarsntee a cure or refund money.
' Owe 0.00 um boeli "TliRr CI, k?yt5 OF MEN," eboaM be read by every yeaua
HJdlbr?ndan. e."ri SoJ. tree Drf LsToaeie Eleetrle Belt U r... ei,nn&
a wo bave restored tboaaaciUto r bt h.slih and viaor. after oil other iroatrjcots faileo. La can ss
knnkiknikinidinfMiiiino-'. t tt- r,:, her states.wh" wt aid niadiy testify, and treat msaa
!eCl-
I beir recover j utter using our
Of whom we have atroug letter s- M
WE HAVE :tl .lEO TH1XSE-WE CAH CURE
OU1
LAME SACK AND RHEUMATISM.
Portend O-' Septacbev CM
Dr. A.T Bandec. 1 r i
rrursii nccii itv - ir:n
l.M7r ncitco.r. '. ;n 14. IWi I
Dr. A. T. fleaden. Dear sir Be o.el jsedyotrb. 111
I wea trouhlo with lot vt.or. vital " -a ne, mil varK bm-d with the ;tr.fla rotates froi
almost s oompme lost or paw. .-, sriuw uv -r af sr, eactse, me a srvwn csss of !u bera.
a 7 tilwd fsellaaihosA- sri.l. m. .: sieoe nn I trom hirhl ,UB. r-d I,ir .v esrv I wss to bad
rour belt 11: t.kiiMlnitl -it I fos"J lih.t I ooU". notr-.n m. ss 1 doubled tit
um mwiw ' , wita it- i Dousat o. .,; w r i
. in jonr uwsmi -nw i eww-Tfa .A, f . d.,.. I roaUa'-.
.sl Bsv otaers.wri i r sail ws I -. i.-f.,.!. ,..d
, - .
ltak thl. SAlcmpnL .'.
aaa Tralr rooiwTH. A. BOr'rJ H -od 30 Turk St.
RHEUMATISM AND.uAMEMESS CURED.
Per land. Or, : t.. April IS l-vl.
Dr. A T. Saaden- Iar Sirr I rotor., f roar beiu
' two weeks ese for rb3B..tim. from wktrk 1 .effcred
(or several yeaie, ForTbepsA .ixmo'tba 1 hsd r.ot
Lesn.bl.tow rk- l hit belt kas t-iacen laala atmost
perf.-H health in the i.o worst 1 hare ud R, 1 can
vjalkeoesiortabiT. sod feel like a r w nin tenerallr.
M. E. HL'OHES. P i ri. tor luternAUoaal Hotel.
l It hsiAoa me
writfor t or
THUESTDAY
13 niembeis of the Omaha OHv council
and to cv-mcmbcrs and teporters are
doing the North West.
There will be a "Fad" toclable at the
Congregational church rem Wednesday
evening. All the hobbles in town may
be brought oul that night.
The supreme court has decided the cage
of Oregon against Linn county,
brought lo lecover certain taxes, against
the con.tj, $3,000 Of $4,ooo will thus
have io be paid to the state
A special dispatch foom Taconia to the
Seattle Post-Iuteligencer. da'ed Apiil J,
savs; ( Atln. ot t hicaico. who has
been appointed receiver ol the Oregon
National bank in place of Lionel Slagge,
removed, is a nailve of Uur.lnglon, Vt,
The public schools at Junction City had
to close a few weeks owing to no lax
having been levied in the district, and the
funds had become exhausted. I'rol Jewett
for several years principal of the Haritt
bu'g schools, has now organ'zed a sub
scription schoo', and has about forty
schcx.da.-s. He opened his school Mon
day morning. Register.
Rev Father White. f Salem, is in the
city.
On W O.tvis and vife of Salem, are in
the city, taking in the convention.
Mr tieorge Young, the barber, of I'ort
land, has been iu 'he city.
Mr George Bogqnet, of Sodiville, went
to Junction City this noon.
Miss ft F Hall went to Albany this
morning, and will visit her ranch on
'.he Santiana. Salem Journal.
Mies Marie Davis came from San
Francisco Tuesday to assist Mrs John X
Hoffman in her millinery store recently
opened. Mrs I'avis is thoroughly poatM
a to the latest styles and is ve-y ar
tistic trimmer.
Mr John F. Lore returned from the
east this week after an absence of several
years. He is now a theological student
in the D P seminary at Alleghany 1 itv
Mr Love will remain a year and go back
next year to complete his course; which
will require tw o years more.
There was a basket party at Miss Mary
Will iamson" last evening. Those pres
ent were: rran Williamson, John
Haltom, John Williamson, Mary Wil
liamson, Charier Hoiiseworth, Ada
Flickenger. Lizzid Ward and Viola Li
port. A pleasant time was had.
l'esterday at Salem in addition to the
nominations mentioned yesterday. Mr
T 1 HacMeman was nominated by the
prohibitionists for the ofBce of supreme
judge. While he will not be elected he
anows a good deal more aw than one or
two of the present members of the
CoUlt.
..o.aDdi4mie ay t I ar im m my m. 1
rt been curwi t ) R M ny othp d4 it, fcod if
NERVOUS DERIUTV-
Dr.A.T Pm.1en.Dosr bir :
LOSS OF VICOR.
U towr ovV irwi.
tj. mad io-dsvv
I ha ninatti
daxlj, airl am strons in eWTtn.
Y uracraXafBiT. OUAS. LVETKA.
g.aciirir bait for jraMral afrrust -.eoidtT. aad w-da
fa I baUair than I hara for nve jaar.
Brow Tour bH vat
hit bsWeWIl rurM t 1
hj wa d trj a tLay uid .'md it tba aant aa I H
hm bars ramr J ta ta . o M I m iocatad r.Tf
aeTVsnaootlr.aad-ri i l to talx wiUi aoj oaa cfif
wants to inqa rtts i i ,
aMPClil Dt itnr.L. cnlDrexy uuiil I usxuAysjsjk
LOST VITALITY AND STIrEWCTH.
D-. A. T. Paod , Daar Sir: iaem wfai.ax vooi
b It I batw baaa TTa j baaafttad. 1 faal mjala aa
itwj tkt rat am i uji . aud attaf a BaWan aaa of tba)
ban I And maaif tw.ee aa v aorooi aa balot. My
meaaory ' low nearly ; :fecv and ac da? h-wt
for the better. I ( 1 macH atrnaffei befora
tbsbslu Yours Li n.r. LIMlI sCSCUt
BELT
THE DR. SANDEN ELECTRIC
a eomatetaaalvanio battery, made into a belt so aa to be easily worn dnrtrar w .rk or aticaal tt
mtvee sootbtne. pr longed ea-reots whiek are lastaauy telt tbroacboeL all sresk psns. or we forfeit
S3, ( i. It has an Isaarweed Kleetrle Haeaeaaary, tee areateet boon evrr riven weak men. sna
we wsTrsnt it L rare snr of the above weekneeiee. and to entente ahranken I n bs. or ports. . r M e aey
Krfanrfrd. Tbey are crsded in strenath to meet ell etssjas of weatnees in y .anr. middja-acedoroid
sen. aad will core the worst eases la two or three smnana Address for full tnf ormatlon.
cAuncu ari e,fTOi" no. "
3RD AND WA .HlrUTCH, P31TLAND. 01.
The B st Shoes
Ws L. DOUGLAw
$3 SHOE GENTLEMEN.
85, $4 and S3. 50 Drees Shoe.
S3.5C Police Shoe, 3 8olet
82.50, 82 for Work i ngmei
82 and 81.75 for Boys.
LADIES AND MISSES
S3, 82. SO 82, $1.7.
CAUTION. -If any drale
offers yon W. I.. Doncla.
Shoes at reduced price.
says no ksillwm wiid
st the name stamped
on the bottom, pat him
down as a f ra ad.
"W. L. DOUCLAS Shoes are ttvlish, easj fitting, and give beHci
satisfactlor at the pricet advertised than any other make, try one pair and be con
vinced, i'he stamping of W. L. Pou -!as' name and price on the bottom, which
guarantr-'S thetr value, saves thousands of t!-.!!ars ani.ually to those who wear them.
Dealer? who puth the sale of V. L. Ic-.:l;!.-:s Shoes gain customers, which helps tc
tncrejL the sales on their full line of rjcods. t y can afford to sell at n le.e proSi,
-nd era believe yon can save money by barytas; r'l -or r fofwrar of tb dralrr silver.
tteel below, tatalofrne iroe -poo application. , . imj L. u isrotkuj,
For sale by the L E BLAIN C LOTHING CO
,aawT. I or tbc l&at ttioarT. maaWaT
a; viz - i wm
sw fniiiiiriisraaiil rV
PA-ROMIZE. hom institutions.
& mm IKSURftNCL til
- til. an j. Oregon- -
k
6. K.AO, r .iwldiHt.
i lj COW AN. Ooaxtirer.
J O WKrt.osW.mlV. Socir.t.
Geo F SIM WON. Vir Prwridont
mmtcToRa
1 Cowan
J W '
ijaiirmmDotn. K Ravi, l B HontaHH. H Stirnnarit
S K .V-i'.lH'WM. u J ill 'J wriutinoii.
ma ILW, MMFMOI AOIXTS 0B
several Solid Eastern and Foreign Companies
FORTMILLER & IRVING
Undertakers - anJ - Einbalmer.
' t TE KtEP constantly on 1 ard a full line of tr tlallc, tlnh ard v.ocd catkets ai
VV coffins. Also burial robes and sulu, in liradrloih, Hr,rl ft !."
. which will be old at
Tbe Lowest Living Profits.
EMBALMING aml t,ie proper care of the dead a .-eclalty
PAINS
And all tna World Knotus tbe COHH U SUB.
1HT
O ONVBSTTIOHT.
Postal Notes MfsT ;. It has been
deciJexl bv tlie government to disoon
tinne the i'suanee of postal notes. These
have been foacdagreat convenience for
'he transmission of small sums of money
as is shown bv the fact that aixmt
S-OOCfciO of them were issued last year
and their abolition will he a matter oi
regret to manv. The government has
had ihe change in Tiew for some time
and : that it wi'.lgo inU
etTect at the end of tbe tiscal year. Jnne
30. The fee for money orders under 5
will be reduced to the present postal
note tee, and it is the intention io have
the former take the place of the latter
The ch itf inconvenience of the change
will come from the fact that Kientihra
tion is required on money orders, but.
as this is not s'rictlr insisted upon with
small orders, probably the trouble aboat
dentitieation will oe more than counter
balanced by the additional safetv in
transmissioa secured. Kx.
Sodavillb is undoubtedly a fine re
sort, ine lonowing written uy a man
seeking health there is a great recom
mendation for that place :
This is to !et every one know that I
have been a sufferer for I Years with the
scrofula. After trvine eight doctors all
did me but little good and I tried all
kinds of patent medicines and I had to
give up all hopes of ever getting well- I
thought I would come lo the Soda
springs, and I was induced to try the
baths as hot as 1 conld bear them, and I
did so. and I took four baths and now I
feel like a well man. May ti.nl send all
sufferers as I have been to do likewise.
. M. Patton.
oi Trent, lne Co.
A iif-ii.-v, Ih'W On of the
lieet places in Albany is the Red Crown
Flour Mills. They are running day and
night to meet orders, in fart are doing
a larger bnsine's than ever before, with
orders ahead that will keep Ura mill at
its fullest capscity for months. Ijirge
shipments have been made as far south
as Los Angeles. A trial shipment to
San Francisco proved so satisfactory
that it has been followed by a big order.
The Hed Crown goes north to British
Columbia and all through Washington.
The reason is due to the fact that the
flour is a perfect brand and is always
first class. Mr Stockman is proving a
live manager, a fact that is very satis
factory these quiet times-
A BAMUM Era. Ai exciting affair
occurred a few days ago nn the Santiam.
V young man in the presence of several
other young men made a peculiar kind
of a remark about three young ladies,
probably not intending all it implied.
The young ladies were informed of it.
One of them took a six shooter, the
others whips and called on the man for
the purpose of doing some active work
with linn ; but he apologized and dec.ar -
ed his remarks had been misconstrued,
and the whipping was not given.
Wild Hoo. For some time past
there has been a wild hog in the hill
routhwest of town, and many attempts
have been made to kill him, but without
success. He was brought down Mondav,
however, by the rifle of Mr Hojghtoo,
who has been somewhat troubled by
him. He was a vicious anitnal, and from
his looks would be about as ferocious as
.my grizzly. Eugene Register.
Oi medicinal agents it gradutlly regulat
ing the old-time heri a, piils, draughts and
vegetable extracts ta the rear and bringing
into general ue tbe uleassut and rtfVctive
liquid laxative. Syrup of Figs. To get ths
trae remedy see that it u manufactured hy
the California Fig Syrup Co only. For
sale by all leading druggist.
The republican county convention con
vened at tli3 court house at 10 o'clock
this morning and was called to order by
K V.'vatt, chairman of the county cen
tral committee.
On motion .1 U W"att wrs elecied
emporarv chairman, J A Wilson tem
porary secretary and P 15 Marshall assist
ant secretary.
On motion the chairman unpointed
the following committee on credentials :
A A bees, It N Thompson, John t-onser,
A 1" Florv, .1 B Trask.
The committee made report of the
le It-gates entitled to seat", which report
was adopted.
Or. motion the chtur appointed the
following committees :
ou Organisation - r Kead.l- i risby,
A P Florv.
On order of business S A Dawsun,
.1 Miller. W W Francis, A F Stowe,
J Y McCune.
lo apportion delegates t, the s'ate and
congressional conventions A A Kees,
W B Barr, I. S Sav, A J Johnson. E L
Cusick.
On resolutions C E Wolvtrton, I-
Flinn, John Waters, Fletn Smith. Damon
Smith, D R N Blackburn, M V Craw
ford.
The committee on order of business
reported the following:
!eiectun of one delegate at large to
the state convention.
Selection by district of 11 delegates to
slate convention.
Selec'ion ol one delegate at large to
the congressional convention.
Selection Dy districts of 11 delegates
to the congressional convention.
selection of two stale senators, three
representatives, countv commissioner.
sheriff, recorder, clerk, treasurer, as
sessor, school supt, surveyor, coroner.
Selecting bv precinct delegates olone
county central committeeman from each
precinct
Recommend that ail nominations be
by ballot and that a majority of all votes
be necessarv to a choice.
On motion the report was adopted
Committee on permanent organiza
tion reported recommenning that the
temporary officers be made the perma
nent ofncers of tne convention, whicn
was adopted.
i omnutlee on apportionment of del
egates to state and congressional conven
tion reported and the report was adopted.
Committee on platform leported, de
claring in favor of protection 'o Ameri
can industries, condemn the Wilson bill
as against the interests of this coast and
that British free trade is the policy of
the democratic party. Alleges that the
present condition ol trade is doe to dem
ocratic policy favors repeal o! the
railroad commission, denounces the
repeal ol the mortgage tax law and the.
repeal of the deductions for i
ncs. and favors the reenactm
such law.
S A Iawson was elected delegate at
large to the s ate convention
a a new
and
FRIDAY
The price of wheat is advancing In the
East.
The Salem papers are quarreling about
whether ministers slioojd mix up with
politics .
The man who endorses promiscuously
may be named Mr William to-day but
in a year his name will be Dannla.
The Stut1 Company have been plat ing
in Astoria for several wetkl at low prices
and good houses.
It U lawful to call! Irout now; but un
lawful to sell them ex cpt in trie months
ol September and Oc ..her.
There will be a me.- ing at the Y M C
A hall tomorrow night to makr arrange
ments for a field day. AM interested aie
Invi ed to attend
Tne name of lan McClain apreared
in the Demcx hai as the no-nlnee forjus
tice of llarrishurg. It should have been
Constable.
Rev J K Uroom, of Oregon City will
deliver an address Sunday afternoon in
the Y M C A hall on the subject "The
liqnor cure in remperene week." -Tbo
subject will be treated
attractive style.
A very serious accidei.t bfe!l Mrs B va
line Aiford Tuetd'y morntng. In going
down stairs she lo-t her footing and fell
dislocating her hip joint. Mis Aiford Is
part 70 years o'd and very feeble, which
makes this mishap much more severe for
her. Harrishurg Coi'rier.
In the Ashland mine, two and a half
miles cast of that city, there was rl-'h
quartz struck Monday, worth $40 a ton in
the 600 foot level. An eight foot ledge
ol this stuff makes a rich strike In mining
parlance. A big sanquet and dance will
be given at AthlanJ Saturday nigh:, tt
this it a big thing lor all Southern Ore
gon. Lane county taxes due ibe .late, for
the year iNi J, are ai paid. Yesterday
evening, t-oun y ireas-jrer Keianr-r re
mitted to the slate irea.urer BV3.668. ts.
the total balance due the tta'e on last
year's tax I his 1 a jxxl snowing con
sidering the fact that Multnomah counts-
has at vet paid but a tmall per crntage of
the state lax for iSy:. Kugenc Guard.
Maruisii Dumb Dwftsvvuitwi A
young e-rtiple of Klk City were married m-
cently nnder such iliffi. cities that it truly
demonstrated the old saving that "the
course of true love never run Mnootb.' The
would-be-groom find app'ied to tlu county
clerk lor a 11 ? i--.it w.t- r.-t :--J owing to
the inr! l-'ing un.W 1- -..-..r-. . f atrv an i he
did not have her parent-' content. Aft,-r
ten long days of weary piV-ading Iv Bnally
gamed the mother . written o-.n--iit.wKi.il
he mailed to the clerk, but failed to enclose
tne nevetsary anidawt. In;- caused a d.-
lay of tiro days more. lie nnallv se tired
trie liont? and wvnt to IV new aftr
ndebted I Spoils? Morrison to
imehl of I 'Squire ha I been .i
tie the knot, but a lb'
on false alarms in the same case be'rvfu--!
to go The young man went back and gwt
his promised bride in his Uaat and -:;-rt.-i
.1 . . . , .
The follow ing delegate, were elecied lo ctwTVi-Il uoal ?"
u.,. above Kik 1 itv h bri.k.- an .ar. N.hmi.-
ilaunted he left hi- beat and bride tied irp
and walked liaik home after another ar
inci? moyw in tbe loal tiey tart-. onwarl.
bat their evil star had "not yet deserted
them, for ere thev had gune far th- rat ran
Owing to the niimlier of conventions
held this week the Dkmotkat wax unable
to give the tux receipts after Mondav.
About sou receiptu were written lueifday,
Wi'diiesday and Thursday. The following
s a list of those paving eKJ or more.
i 1
F.wert .
Conipton
K J Willoughby
I ' S liusey
Caleb dray
M 15 Cii;
Dan McClain
J A Smith
Smith Cox
A v Maxwell
W II and G II Sheppcrd.
B -Burtenshaw
Ferry Hyde
Jainc l'e.irl
H II Kirk....
W M Djiridaon
Mrs S V. I '.it id-in
A J Blevins
I'riirilla Arnold
1 J lsom
tV'm Spurlin
S. L TaikMr
O W Cline
1 K Charlton
X 1) and 8 I, Pratt
J 11 Terupleton
frank rn.bv.
SATURDAY
A OpOO ExixtitHEMKM' -The Brdwr.s
ville Tinier sjieaks of the democratic ean
didate for dm in th j following manner
At tbe democratic oonvention in a ii, ,,-.
7:!. T.-i
T'.r.H'J
107.52
7141
128 15
S0.il
tJO.Ofi
MM
119.67
14!.32
o4..'M
132.50
04.50
ltlg.ti'J
106.213
57. 98
C1.34
40.C1
48.42
49.U9
41.81
47.14
40.97
47.78
40.51
41.10
47.68
J W Miller 44.4.5
Israel Curlton . 45.:
KOHvde ;13 9G
Ja Williams :B.l
lUt K 0 Cusi.-k W.00
KBienk- MM
W lJenk 81.87
(ie.. Bl.nkford :.4.1
K Smith 30.jy
B A Stafford 31. 4
A S Stone '54.2J
JMVLiilveu :i4.15
S R Templet, in :50 08
Henry Freerk-n :53.."IO
Malissa MrKnight :12.I
C F and FS Fields .'50.60
S S Myers 32.
B Troutman 30.00
J M Barton S&29
John Hood :V5.'J9
Tlie reiviiit for the first three day were
44'i8 .V! Vesterdav rneeipt. increaxrd
the amount aUmt to $0,000.
ixit:ss
Dow tfe mm
tne Mtte conventi'-n :
Joseph Yates. F J Miller. I P Glover.
B A S:afford. John R Smith. A I John
son. I E Borden. J R Wyatt, i R X
Blackburn, A C Haueeman, EC Russell.
I X Ihincan was elected delegate at
arge to the congressional convention
The foil w ing delegatts were elected to
the congressional convention: M i,un
ningham, John Robson. F B Marshall, I
R Oavis, Ir W if Booth. J R Whitney
v a lempieton, Parnsli, L h.inn,
O B Hartueso.
Tbe delegation to the state convention
was instructed to use all nonorani.
means to secure the nominaCon ol J R
Whitney of the Herald for the office of
tate printer.
State Senators S A lawn and A J
Johnson were nominated by ax-lamation.
Kepreopntatis'o T F Sssxith rweiteil
lJ vote. W A Temrsleton reteive.1 127
vote. J X Scott 8V. It Blanchard - and
John Barton 42. Smith, Templeba and
Scott were deslaretl nominatel.
For County enmmisiioner J M Waters
was nominated by acclamation.
For Sheriff J A McFeron. and Bud
ltiompson were nainea Mcreron re
ceived 77 votes, Thompson received 51
votes, McKnigii 8, Blank I. McFeron
de'ared nominated.
For recorder WB Glass. I F Hard-
man. UlafS received 4'. vo'es and Hard
man 82 votes, llardman was declared
nominated.
County Clerk-N Xeedham, W C
Davif. j S Van Winkle, Ir J tV Cole
were named. The ballot resulted as
ollows: Xeedham. 44. lavis. 37, Van
Winkle 41. Second ballot Xeedham 4,
Van Winkle 43, and I'avis 47
Third ballot stood Xeedham 'rt. Van
VV inkle 38. Iavis 20.
Fourth ballot, Xeedham 05, Van Win
kle f3. Xeedham was declared nomi
nated. For treasurer M I ummuig. A E Parser.
P tl Morriit. J K Yoeman ami F K Alln
were named. Morri was nominated on
(he seeond ballot.
W F Deaktn- wa nominated for ;i
sor by acclamation.
For school fujierintendent R il Ruther
ford received 3 and (' H Hart. .T7 votes.
K T T Fisher was nominatetl for sur
veyor by arxlamatien.
II A Jayne and Wm Fort miller were
named for coroner. Javne reCBtssad 78 and
Fortmiller 32 votsy.
The following central coiuiniPee was
api)"intel :
J H Glass, Crawf..riivilip; W F Read.
West Albany; C O Warner. Scio; D E
BertiVn. Frariklir. Butte: F W Humphrey,
Sweet Home; James Tindall. Shelburn;
EU F Wvatt, North Harrisburg: J Y M. -Cune.
Orleans; I H Wheeler. Center; J H
Boott, Tangent; Frank Xicicerson. South
I-ebanon: A A Kees, Xorth L'lianon: H H
Ingram, boxfttville; Frank Friaby. Halsev;
Jas Carothera. Shrild; P B Marshall. Price;
R X Thompson, Xorth Brownsville; J A
Conser, Syracuse; A M Temnleton. South
Brownsville; John L Grigg, Santiam; J R
v vatt. Allianv: (1 15on on. rox a ev.
The coramitte met and organized. J U
Wyatt was chosen chairman, und Pres B
Marshall secrctarv
on a snag and stove a bole in it and leg-an
to fill to rapidly that tbey had to take to
tbe land and wrdk tbe balance of the way.
They arrived at the "Sjuire's without fur
ther mishap, but imagine the x.tercatioa
of the groom when he dissevered that he
left his precious license at borne. me
more round trip on foot to Elk City by the
weary groom and ail the it 1 nrr aiTtiistpi
menbt were cotxiplete aad tbe ha, py 0x1 pie
were maie one.
A I'lrnnt Kmior - The following
is from t he i rants Pass Courier and reads
decidedly fishy :
A new remedy for dyspepsia an i stom
ch trouble has made its appearance in
Southern Oregon, it is nothing less
Bi-hop William Ihllon. I. D. and Rr-v
II V Rf.wican will doubtleax disctLM the
fallowing prMto-itions in Allianv. tn:
First. Revived. That the Bible Usacbes
man has an immortal soul which can exist
in a conn-ions rotHlition independTit of
the bocv Ihllon. altirmative: H W How-
man, negative.
Second Resolved. Tliat the Bible does
not teach the endie misery of the wickel
a the penalty of sin. Kut their entire de-ttrti'-tion
of sml and body. H W Bow
man, aihmialive and William 1'illon. neg
ative. They will n. d-.Kibt disrtus the above six
ei..r-;v? nights. eah session to be two
hours in length, with four alternate
fpeevbe- of -V minute eah. (80 1 am in
finrti. . A. . Csbotiicr.
P Co-bw. ir. i doing some deco
cratic -peaking in Yamhill eoanty.
Rev Futrell. of I 'alias, firmer! v of Tan
gent. was in the city t.-lay. and railed at
ou' office.
Mr John Mniiin is in the city, having re
turned from California, where be found
matter- very dull.
Tbe Y P S C E of the IYesl.ter-.an churdj
will hold a social tonight a! the residence
1 Mrs Thomas Monteith. to which the
young people of the churd: are invited.
Mr Robert llendncVs, tbe best super
intendenl tbe reforn school has had
passed through Albany this noon for
Rose burg, sccompanied by Mrs Hendricks
J r Whiting, of W'aterloo pre int. was a
man was nominated for the offi.e of i-ounty
Cierg who stands high in the eitimation
of every man who has ever met him
that is C K Stanard, of this city. He wa.'
U-fore the i on vent ion last year, but stayed
back on Mr. Payne's .v:count. This year
he carre out and wa.- nominated by" the
splendid vote of !U to 30, which was then
made unanimous, proving that he i- the
choice of the people in his party, and if
talk can be relied upon, many republi
can and populiaf vote will Is- d.-Jslted for
him next June, anil he will undoubtedly U
elected. Mr Standard wan born and raised
in Lin county and has the interer.t of hif
home M situs at birt. He is a gentle
nian in every s-ns' of the word a ohara.
ter beyond rqsxsseh; and. as to his ability
there is no question ; a letter qualified man
for the office does net exist- What more
can la? aske.1 for ?
TueOsi.v Coukeit K01.1.. The Jacit-
tonville limos boaeU as luaot: Jjukton
county hai the distinction of rsewinir
the mof't complete and accurate assess
ment roll in the ttate: in fact the onlv one.
The S P R R Co paid tlielr taxes, amount
ing to $15,016.75. on Friday last, aud in
response to enuirn-s about tbe matter W
w Bn-tberton, the tax agent, said that fie
corporation had laid tlieir taxes in full
only in Ja.k.ii county this vear. The
rea-jn given wa- that in other counties
the . Jr were so in'-omplete and full of
errors that it wa impossible to tell any
thing at.out them Part of the amount
due in Josephine county wa settle,!, and
that was all that had l-en paid in the -tate.
The new aanewsment law is responsible for
this state of affairs, as the errors aro-e in
segregating the different amounts due to
state, connty tcheol districts ?nd towns.
To have the only comet roll is something
to be proud of. and Ase-or Wooldridge
should reseive full cretlit f.r his pains-taking
and a. ir.ite w ,rk.
Iieatii o Gwttmi Iir Knnov. Thi-
morning Mr i;e,,rg Itirkinson. the well
known real ettale man, died of heart
iieru. alter an illne-.. of onlr a few
hours. He was taken suddenly ill about 4
o'clock tin- morning. Ir W H Havis was
called in, but he was beyond medical
assistance. He lived until about 11 o'clock
when he passe-1 away without pain. Mr
Dickinson came to Albans- llirw. or frwir
years ago from Saiem and took charge off
toe real esraie otnoe of tne trrn l.an'1
Co. He was a man of splendid habits
and genuine worth, and leavej a wife and
three children to nv.-urn his death, as well'
as many friend. George Dickinson wa-l"-rn
in Bellefontaine. Ohio, on Janua.v 5.
Hews- a memVter of Prtertion
Lodge. A !" W. of Salem, in good
tareiing. Tbe funeral sen ice- will o ar
tomorrow at 2:30 oVlork at tbe fann'v res -
idence on Bradalbin street.
Pes BA.Xk.-The alter..
ion of the pop
ulist nominee for treanr is called to the
following way of keeping mcmey.a" td by
the Ashurxl Ti iin?-: Jatk liarvin and
fe, who live on Wagrjer crk -"vera;
miles aive Tal-nt. hod BStf in zAA coin
cacnesi in ;. rtk- l x in .1 !-et or t&eir
hcuse bswi week, bat they haven't it now.
Mrs Garvin taw it there at noon en Satur
iay. AVjit noon on Sundav she dicoveresl
that it ha1 ren t4en A man living
with them or pear tnerii si. tu--.t -1 and
placed under arrest. lit a tearcn fai'ed to
disc-ver the money in his r-seion and he
Wat ...,r-x .- :.ar;-w -rt.::.-
miner, an-1 the m.nev. wh:-.h was paid h:ru
for an interest in a pro-i-itrt which he
owned on Apple---te. was a good big fata
tor tbe ai to 5-w in U.a: wav.
than a spoonful of common, et-rv dsy. RSSB" " tthe rePWic-n convention, Mr
riv.r.w,n.,r .....1 . . k .1.' luting. fnuerty an exiert painter, is
n.esla. Wn Bybee. a well-known c.tiren i -r!itting rails, like fcncoln. on his
i sn ti tBrcve limes L-von.i t-ettAjx-n.
PKOHIBITIOSI PtBTT 4 01 STtf
VBsiTIOM.
COM
fli-;
70 EXTRA CKARCt FOR HEARSE OR SERVfDfc ,
sALaAMY, - - MASONIC TEMPLE, - - OR.EGOf
Ou ST. JACOBS OIL
KBWaaBK ItnTirtUU I'NIKIJ.
MANHOOD RESTORED! ffi-WLKESFr
fuuruutisd tucurvii.i nervous diseases, sucli as Weak Memory, LoafOf sisla
'user, BSSaackS, Wutefoluess. I.oslMaiiliood.NlKlJtlr Kuilsal.ms, Nervous-
ness. all draliisond lo-. of power: itietierstiv organs or either sexcausea
by overexertion, yowthistlerrors, exces.ire use of tobacco, oplam oraUai-
ulttiiLB, which lend to limnnlty, t;otisuiupiion or insatiiir. tan tie s;arr
veat pocket. ! per box, O for tS, by mall prepaid. Willi a M ordi
.1,, n uriu.n .mumiiiip. ... r.ir.- or r. iunu tne Men,,, no a
itruKiost.. Afk for It, take no other. Write forfree Medlcsl Book sent sesl.-d
In plum wrapper. Address K tUVD ajiEl CO., Masonic Temple, Cult -a uu.
ive as written rusrsntre to cure or mi.
expense
of tlfc Body.
While ffc rlrive
th lirain we
rr.ust build up
tlie body. Ex
ercise, pure air
foods that
make healthy
sleej
Tbe County Ccnventlon of the I'rohl
bitlon party for Linn county wid convene
at the Court House on Saturday, April
14th, i4, at l o clock p m. for the pur
pose or nominating a county ticket and
transaction of such other business as may
properly oe Drought Detorc the convention
Ail prohibitionists of Linn county who
voted the prohibition party ticket In 189a
and who intend t support the same in
the ensuing election will be entitled to
seats as delcirates In the convention
r.very proruuitionisi in llnn county is
earnestly and cordially invited to attend.
1 V UACKLRMAN-, chairman of Linn
County Central Committee.
flesl! refreshing
such arc methods. When
loss of ficsh, ttreagth and nerve
become apparent your physician
will doubtless tell you that the
quickest builder of all three is
SC8tf8 E
muisioi)
of Cod Liver Oil, whic
ere; tes flesh of and in
ttimulsres th-2 appetite
fo!i
; . . ... ri i,.--r..i
I not only
itself but
fi.r other
..r. U Y. A I
I'orsalom AHmny,Ore.,bj J. A. CUM.1MU and by HOUGKS & Mcr'AftLANU. Urussists.
Notice of Dissolution
'I ho copart ni rsl. jp hnreioi'o'e existlnir
between M N HtO' ie and J M Pollock
under tbe Arm name of S N Steele cfc Co
M hereby dissolve I by mutual aifree
uieut, J M Po'loek retiring. UN Simile
will continue the business, collect all
account due the firm and pay all ob!i
Ksiicns against said fir.11 now ouutund
IBK.
Dated this 4tb day or April , 1894-
J M Pollock,
NOtlCK.
United elate Land O.fue Oreoa City
Oregon, March loth, 1S94.
Isotice Is hereby given that thr aproved,
plat ot survey ol township, 13 south,
range 10 west, has been received from
the surveyor general of Oregon, and on
April 21. 1894, at 2 o'clock a m of said
day said plat will be filed In this office
and the land therein embraced will be
subject to entry on and after said date.
Rohrrt A Miller Pctkb Paquict.
Ucgiste:. Receiver.
Or. Price's Cream Baking ?owder
World's Fair Highest Medal and Dlolom
and proprietor of Bvbee's springs. is sup
poseu to De I tie originator of tb:t queer
remedy in Son hern Oregon, but guiles
number of verac.uus gentlemen testify
to its curative properties, which are sup
posed to take the form of mechanical
action by carrying ofT impurities from
the mucous lining of the walls of the
tomacn 1 e sana is ouite ponu tr
piece of advice around Ashland when anv
one com plains of ch ron ic stomach t rou ble
As thtre is no patent on the .and. that
commodity being within reach of the
poortet of us. this article cannot be call
er! a patent-medicine advertisement if
our advice to 'Make sand" is followed by
even one sufferer with beneficial results
The Courier aiil consider itself amply
rewarded for gi . .ng this simple remedy
to the pnblic.
Lebanon.-Mr John Millar, of Iowa,
who was tel.-trriphed to eOBM BO th. bedside
of his brother. V M Miller, arrive.1 here
last Saturday, two days after the burial of
his brother.
Misis Hattit Warner, of Ali-anv. will 1?
at the residen.e of Mr., K M Miller on Fri
day afternoon. She desired to imet all alio
iah to take in either vocal or instruitwntal
music.
A new field .if labor WsstOBODed to the in
dustrious of this locality a few months
since the gathering of fir Uilsum. Al
though not a lucrative employment, it
nevertheless caused "two blades of grass to
gTow where formerly then1 gTw but or.e."
Clark and I 'row. Onartrville miner, left
here Tuesday for Ouart.-villo via the South
Santiam Mute. They took with them a
wagon loaxl of provisions, which they will
luick m on horse from (.rwnhorn. Some
doubt is expressed as to their ability to get
through, on account of the snow. "Kxprtss
ana Auvance.
At SonAvu i-g. A few of the leading
men of Sodaville assembled in Pr Hill's
hall on April 28th for the purpose of
forming a board of trade. lr Jones
was chosen to preside over the meeting,
and E Peery acted aa secretary. The
advantages to lie derived by an organi -
-1 -1 . 1. ' 1 , - , 1 .
ni 11 -il ut iiua ainu was tiiscussea oriei-
ly but logically by several gentlemen .and
a committee of three was appointed to
draft constitution and by laws, with in
structions to report the following Satur
day. This is a very commendable move.
Advance.
From Cai.ikoiinia. Hen (ieorgs T
Myers returned yesterday from a" throe
months' visit to San Francisco and South
ern California. He says the weather during
the several slays made in Sun Francisco
was miserable. He found among Winkers
and business men wherever he wont tin
same condition of affairs that exists here.
There is an abundance of money accumu
lated in the banks. There is no difference
between the conditions existing in Califor
nia and in this slate, with the exception
Unit Oregon has a greater diversity of
crops and interests to rely upon than Cali
fornia. It is already prophesied that the
wheat crop of Southern California will W
a tc.tal failure this year owing to drouth.
McMinnville 1 it.
A Housk Huns ei). The EogOM Qoard
says: George brown's house, about 10
miles west of r.ugene, partially dostxoyd by
fire yesterday afternoon, between 4 an 1 0
o'clock. The roof wiw entirely burned off
and OOnaiderablg clothing and furniture
was destroyed. Mr llrown, by hard work
with the help of nis family, some how man
aged to put the tire out. The fire is sun-
liosed to nave caught from a spark fulling
on tho roof. The building was insured for
$400 and the contents for '20 in the
Farmers and Merchants Insurance Co,, of
Albany, which will probably cover the loss
Today Jadgo tieorge H Lurnett ante to
Port land and will take passage on a steamer
for 1 i.lamook county. There be will bold
:h spring term of circuit court. He is
compelled to go by the ocean route owing to
toe .step snow in tbe Load Kange moan
tains on the nxtd to that ssvUoa of triegon
t Telegram.
lKN'r S t. Oi cour.c ycu fee
'.tke it same times: but there Is rotl-.ing In
II. Mmplr learn a lesson, and the next
iirrc go to Par1 er Bros for sour grocer
ies. pro-Jut- ana bascl goods. o one
ever ejaculates profanely after leaving
their store, for net only are the best gro
ceries in the .narkrt rold; but evervtvxtv
from a child loan old gentleman, is trest
ed courteously. Their baked goods. In a
large s ariet v, are superior and popular.
If sou won I 1 keep In good humor with
the world always try Parker Bros.
For all derangements of the throat and
lungs, Ayei's Cherry Pectoral Is the speeJ
irit and must reliable remedy. fcren in
the advanced stage oi Consumption, this
wonderful preparation stiords great relief
checks coughing, and Induces sleep.
as
Wl.oev-r fails to attend the meeting oi
I Us A ',) V on Monday next, i : r.lis
a kuck1 thirl
The republican have placed in nomina
tion for justice of Wett Aibanv. I C Pow-
'd and C VV Watts as Constable.
A former Aibanv man was recently
cap!ai.i of an army of leventy rourh,t,
ar.d reports some live scrimmages.
The Chicago Ouarte , one oi the best
musical organization in the U S, will be
in Albany In about two week under the
auspices of the Y M C A.
Judge Boise, populist nominee for su
preme judge, has ben ra the city, and
aticnderl the mteting of the Linn County
Council today.
The O A C baseball team w illlplay the
Albany college team on the I7tn insv and
the State university boy somet'mt during
tne ia' ot tne mcnth.
Prof E N Condit, president of tte Albany
college, delivered a very able address on
"tnruttan education" at the Fresbyierun
church last Sabbath morning Grzette.
'1 he (tsiaj amour.t fif county, state, mu
nicipal and school taxes Ur 'ioi fri Jack-
son county to be collected by the ahenfT
was a'uoit 1 1 16,000. ti this tome $So,
000 10 t'j ' 000 was paid in up to last
Monday.
An Albtny barber wat considerably
amused today by receiving a note from
a lady residing seven or eight mile in
the country, to call and cut ber hu'bands
hsir and trim her bang. Being Satur
day and bit butiy day. he did not go.
The Brownsville Time ha had o
manv political articles of a very 'ong
winded rature crowded upon it, that It
ha issued a very wise decree 01 limiting
all si ic'cs to a column and a half.
Sheriff C 0 Jackson, of Linn, wa io
eur ci'y recently. MLum' has a splendid
record during his term oi office and the
voter ot that county will request him to
serve them ior at least two years longer.
Jefferson Review.
Fci-J has purchased the electric light
and water works plant of i M Coffev
for f j,t5o and wilj now r-i them. The
dty has entered into a lease wth the
Scio ko'.'.er Mill Company to iurnith
power L-r the light and water plants for
the period of 20 year for $1; a month.
At a recent elecion in the Province of
Nova Scotia, Canada, the vote In favor
of Peohlbnio-) wag about 5 to t in favor
ol the mcature. Csoada is evidently
ripe lor prohibition. In e.ery province
where election have been held! the reult
has been :he same.
mrf-six vear ao vesltr.iar :rgtn:a
and Arkan. weie united bv ihe mar
riage if Rev Move and wife." Thv art
the parent oi six children, two of w r.o-r.
are attending the tgricuhotal college.
Their life ba beer, a ccr.'.inua! honev
moori and thev are still as devo:ed is in
1S5S. Coeval. 1 Gazette.
Mr George lieeier is repined to be
sinking vers fast and i: f onlr a master
oiasVrt time until death will relieve
him of his suffering. He went to the
hospital in Porland !n hope of tecuring
treatmtrt. but it did not lay In tbe power
of medical skill to benefit him. Saierc
Independent All membn of the A 'J C W are ear
nestly invited to be present at the regular
session of Safetv Lodge No. 1 3 to be helj
or. Monday erening me y.h int, a busi
ness of vita! importance to the welfare of
the ledge will be '.ransacted. The lodg:
will be caMed to order promptly at 7 :y
o'clock. By order of the lodge .
Ed Scott was arrested last nig'it and
arraigned before Police Judge Porter this
moiriog on two charge, thit ot being
drunk, and Carrying a concealed we a sor..
for the ilrst o 3cr.ee he was fined $5 and
fcr te second I ir. In default of par
tner. t of iLe Si 5 he now languishes in the j
citv jail- Corvalh News. This it the!
"As oH cu
tho hills" ail
rver ezcell-
ed. "Tritxl
and proven"
ia the verdict
o f milliona.
S iramons
Liver RagB
"w-sw - ,r ia th
C-C and Kidney
raedicino to
yon
yoor
for a
Th
an
which
fxa pin
faith
cure. A
mild laxa
tive, and
purely veg
etable, act
ing direcliy
on the Liver
and K?d-
uev?. Try it
Sold byajiil
T'r : j-:-- in Liquid, or in Povdtv
to : : taken drj.' or made intoa tea.
TT-r- Sihig .r Urrr "!
" 1 tssvs sswrd ; 1 ..iirsiinmoti Ci'.er Rent-lato-and
-:i .-..r.u-i. fitlrmsly say It is tbe
kin., of al! :iv-r rnS:. int. I ,u-idselt s
ssssUroMefcasi Oboi. W. Jacs-
fl- Sf , . .... V, i.:.-.r.Ufru
U e Z. Clara,
PACKAGE'-.
iSRiM
M. UeFarland
:- Iibai.er is -:-
Harness -and - Saddlery
Display in the Oooi
Ljxn Ou-vrr Kir-t. Sute Supt M
Mroy r.-;x- una u. to stand snt in
proper an 1 systematic method for condoet
ing "Arb-.ir IUv exercises!,"" fhrirfau
the stools of the countv. Friday itftemoon.
April I:Uh. We are informed that Supt
mute t-...r. : r ' naacuca tie wees ir
complete, an i his report will show the
terv-.- v t irv te.v iser in tii.- countv. rue
trees rranini. atni 10 wnotu IMSIM asil. arui particular i
Use state flower chosen in ererr di-tnet. other arrangements for that evening
toe taw Tat.iimn .trtir iay. re-; attend witn sil the children, tor reruem
qnires al! teachers and school oS rers ta j ber that the boy make the man and the
cave aa 1 h .1 -u ;-. exee as sh.". tnd i girl the wo an. and :h i in tr.e interest
to etKOurA? th. plantini?. protection of the future man and woman. Bv order
REVERE HOUSE
.LBANV ORE"!
PFUIfFFH rROPfclRTr
sA KEK unhiji sn :'
eg Dvcacrios Cat lt-
log Wttcneo. jaaallj and tatl?wie.
Piste-2. 11, si Irer." nickel Ac . fame
ss new eoods. IHfT-reot stzes for tgsat,
(amilies and shops. Easy operausd; no
expeneac: big pr5 s. W P HarrieoB
a Co Cler Sj, 14, Cslurn tus, Jh:o-
iiassxtasa- asst. .
wr osssi 11 11 a
young man w!io painted Albany redone
right la: year.
The Kindergarten Aciatlon will give
an entertainment on Frida-- evening
April 13 at the o'd U P church. Farther
appear later. Make no
but
and
-hru'.
presentati m
A tire'
report
from the teachers of Lir.n c
tre-js and
i- expecte-1
-intv.
B li IB Ik
trv-?-i ;tn 1 : of corr.n-.it'.ee.
Bs'-l's heal.n rreserving corsets, -'Need
no ores king in." Yield to every move
ment of tie wearer. If rou value your
health and comfort try therr. . S E YofXG
Young Americans love independence,
hence let them sleep independently in
one of those woven wire cribs for sale by
the Albany Furniture Co.
Ladies wishing stylish millinery should
call on Mrs Sower a: the 1 Bezaar.
No old stock, evervthine new and the
latest styles. Prices lower than ever.
Made over work neatiy done.
Mr I N Hoffman desires to ar.ncunce
swsssya - thtn ht.r new millinerv good h .ve amveo
Stands assisted him to ,r J that e , nJW p-ir .a sup w ,
tte cr.cd was cieandd ( cus.om.ri witS ,he in hrr ne' V,,.
at her p'.sce 0:1 Second street beiween Hlii
and Maine.
I I . ol t r, roBosar
Some people begrudrre the little money
that sn Allcock's Poraus Plss!er costf, aed
then wher. thev sre racked with pain from
the soreness arising from a cold, they will
,send anv amount of money to relieve the
pain. If they only had one of these wrrld
rvnowne.l plasters on hand Ihey would be
saved a vatt amount of suffering and be
consldeiably richer. At the first sign of
stiffness of "the jolntt applv one ai these
plasters win. nut any delay. The soreness
will be greatly relieved at once and soon
-disappear entirely. It will be money
saved 10 have them on hand, to sa noth
ir.g oi the comi-irt they bring.
Av A lbanv
Jewci.ry Stork
Worth patronizing is that
ni Will A Stark. They carry the finest
line of silverware, watche. c ocks and
jewelry generally In the valley, and sat
Itfactoiy prices are always given for Ihe
suoe-lor- quality of good they keep In
Ntv;r liuv without calling en
stock.
them .
AtC
Fresh Cabnage.
Canliflower.
Celery.
Onions.
A Turnips.
K Browns la
lauwaa FnM Hoataa festei !..y
aftem-wn Fre-l Mc'!arsr-ie met with an ac
cident which .ame near proving fatal. He
was riding' a horse with only a baiter with
which to guide him. when the animal ran
awav witn ana. Alter running s-me dis
tance the horse stumbled and fan, throwing
Fred heavily to the gHMBal, face forem.st.
A nninber ef men wh.. sar tlie actident
hastenetl to hm and found that be has un
conscious, lying faofl down in a pcwl of wa
ter an i ana, and would have drowned in a
few minutes. Kind I
the sidewalk where
from his mouth, eves and ears. Conscious
ness was regained and it wa fount! that no
hones were broken, though his face and
right arm were badly bruised. The horse's
breast w-as ladly lacerated. :lrowns;iile
Times.
Chicken Thieves Fourteen blooded
chickens were stolen from the premises of
I K Cvhraa. in the eastern jvirt of the
citv Tuesday evening. Some of them cost
$1.00apiece.and Mr C was selling the eggs
forT.V a d vren for h.it.-hing.s tht the kxs
is not appreciate! . Mr .1 A Warner while
cruising down the Willamette the next
morning saw a couple of men with a boat
ana some chicken coops: init tuey won'
M when Mr CocJsraa aftetwaitli went to
tbe place. H is thought the men are
gathering up chickens for the Portland
market without paying for them.
1)kmx-r vth" Mertino. The Democrat
ic club at Tangent he'd a rousing meet
ing last night. The school house was
full of listeners. t W Wright weut out
toaddress the club. He was met bv the
Tangent band and escorted to the school
hnse. Manv ladies wtre present and
much enthusiasm w.i aroused. We
are informed that Mr "right made a
good speech leaving the republicans and
populists but little ground to stand on.
The democrats of Tangent are niakihg
an aggressive tight. lat the democrats
in all parts of the countv do likewise.
I.lNi-OI.N RefCBUCAJTS. The republi
cans of Lincoln at thei." convention held
at Toledo riiur.l.iy. nominated the fo low
ing ticket: t'oiinty Jii.lge, 8 V Hurt:
countv clerk. John ltu.klev: sheritT, FM
Stanton: treasurer. W 1. Hyde
G w Bathers; oomtnttaiorsors,
and C H Williams; survevor.
eon; assessor. Silas Howell.
TJ llufor.l mid Henry Nic
aatao STi
51. .0per Bcttje.
use cent a cose.
Tma Gpzat Corn h Citkz prorptiy rana
wL-re eil others fait, Couet. Crop. Sose
Threat, Bsaraenrsa. Whoopi2 Cc-jS ar i
Asti .a. F r Cc:.-: z3 lj r.-- ;
bas c-r-rd Lhiiiirda. acd will CTKE TOC if
taten in tuae. M t-j DtiauaiB ca a ruar
ar.: For a LAcne Back or Chest, rise
SHILOH'S BELLAtJCNNA FL-S.STERJ5C
1 1 1 ar
HIL0H'S CATARRH
,ve fou Ctarrh Ths medj ati-siiMrawi
toed to cur rou. laMcil LntCMfC &w.
5
Of DeatjM
Ines. I-iirfa. wntea co-.
raarca 23. 1S9S:
Max.. Mr.". C
Dafor,
ttrr-10.
'Beauty" may be "'only skin deep;" but
the secret oi a beautiful skin is pure blood.
Those coarse, rough, pimply complexion
t may, in mo,' cases, be rendered soft,
tmootn, anu tair oy the persevering and
systematic use of Ayers Sarsaparilla;
Clean towels to every customer at Viereok 1
thsviag parlors.
listtN Hi'iisED. A barn, lielonging to
Dt I M Applewhite, of Corvallis, togetlier
with its contents, was totally destroyed by
fire at 3- o'clock yesterday morning. The
loss will probably 1 $750,but is covered by
insurance to the extent of $500.
lelogntos to the state convention.
-hool supt
J J liristow
Josinh tiid-
5.-tis II.
elected
were
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
A Furs 0 rape Cream ef Tartar Powder:
Sl.iioha Cure, the great cough and croup
ur , is for sale by ni. Pooket site contains
WBQty-hv doioa, only 2oo. 1 hildreo lave it
oahay a Maann.
26.
of Scio.
When Italiy was sick, we gave her Castoria.
Whan she was a Club, she cried for Castoria.
When nlie became Miss, site clung to Castor'.
When she had Children, s'ie gave Uiem Castoria
Mrs Languish . "Tired! Oh, o Ured all
the lime!" Mrs Smart. "Well, so f used
to be until I begun to take Ayer's Sarsa
parilla as a spring medicine, nnd now I
don't know what it is to have that tired
feeling. Try it my dear; only be sure
you get Ayer's."
Or. Price's Cream Baktag- Powder
Forty Years trie fitanflanf.
There is no claim made for Ayer's
Sarsaparilla which cannot be endorsed by
scores oi testimonials. This fact plainly
proves that the blood it the source of most
disorders and that Ayer's Sarsaparilla Is
the best oi blood purifiers. Try It this
month.
Mr and Mis Charles Warner.
have been in the city on a visit.
Mr and Mrs I. C Marsha' 1 trill leave on
tonight's overl.md for the Midwinter fair.
F.dward S Orr.the new mayor of Tucouia,
passed through Albany yesterday noon on a
trip to the Bohemia mines 111 Lane county,
.hero he owns interests.
Re Bryant aatl wife, the evangelists,
arrived in Albany this forenoon -and will
hold services at tlu BvsuageiioaJ charch to
night and tomOROW.
Miss Wheeler, the popular W U oivi.1-
Ur, will leave on the overland tonight for
Phcenix, Arizona, after a sist -r, who is se
riamsly ill. whom she will bring home with
her.
Miss Morgan, sister of Mrs H C Wet-
sou, will leave tonight tor her home in
Memphis, Teen, going by way of New
Orleans. Miss Morgan lias made many
warm friends in Albany during her several
mouths visit here.
Nrw Li-mrkk Yard. The undersigned
ia prepared to supply all customers with
all kinds of lumber, 'drain tiling, cedar
posts, Hour and feed on the most favor
able terms.
F ti Powkr Shedd .
A Clok Ctu.. Wednesday morning
I tramp in attempting to board the over
land misses! his footing and but fcr his
agilitv would have been crushed to death.
As it was his heel was cautut and nearly
Statue! from his foot He was furnished
a ticket to Kugene and Mat up as county
charge. 1 ne connty got n.t of him some
how as he passed rjown on the local inurs-
. ...... . . . r-
lay. junction t.iiy nmcs.
Wkpdino NVITATlONS.
Wooden. Tin,
Silver, ifolden?
Common every day.
W - v -1 '. .
"Only the Scars
Remain,"
tays HSHt Hcdsox, of the James
Smith woolen
Machinery Ca.
FhiUulelphia,
Pa., who certi
fies as follows:
' Anions the
many testimoni
als which I sea
iu regard to cer
taiu medicines
p e t f o r m i 11 g
cures, claeiwiaa
the blood, etc.,
none impress me
more than my
own case.
Twenty years
ago, at the age
ot IS years, Iliad
swelliugs coma
on my legs,
which broke and
became run
ning sorea .
Our family phy
sician could do
X
hi M
" o I-tanS
Oc arriviss n-.t-.e last esaek, i : : ' :
ell and anxiously asrajtiag. Oar little
gin, eght and one-hi ., ao r.aa
tea away to 3pi n.-. sa c.-w well.
tmrig and vtgerons, and well nestled op.
S. B. Coach . are ha J . it sort we:i.
Both of the children like it. Yoar S B.
Cough Car.- has cored sad kept away a't
hoarseness tremtne. -o give it lo eyery
oce, with gretiDg tor ah . w isMog job
proeeeri y, we are
Yours, Mr iMt-JF Fokis.
sea oisti t feel nesa snd coerfa!. ssst "osy
lor tae SjYiaf oork, cteaase roar sysuwi otth vi
Headache sod tarn Care, tr taking l" er itiree
losvsrach -Yea.
fa) cent per botvio hy all
tss.i BnlerJp.wititrl.j--..'. -'v.
1 A CUMMING.
las no good, ana it was feared that the
tones would be affected. At last, my
gaod old
Mother Urged Me
ttry Ayer's Sarsaparilla. I took three
ttles, the sores healed, and I have not
fcaen troubled since. Only the scare
ajanaln, and the memory of the
gstst, to remind iue of the good
4yer's Sarsaparilla has done me.
I now- weigh two hundred and twenty
rands, and am iu the best of health,
have been on the road for the past
alve years, have noticed Ayer's Sar-
Ckrilla advertised in all parts of the
ted States, and always take pleas
fa in telling what good it did for me."
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
- bv Dr. J. C. Aver n Co., Lowell,
uresothers, will cure you
Caveat, and Trade-Xtirks obtained, ar.d at! PM-J
tot business csducted t.-r fclot:st Fttsj.
Ooa omct is Oeosixv U S. fstest 0"-J
and sre can secure patent ia .ess las - tauee s
remote from Washington. i
Send mcnie!, drawms or pboto.. -wits descttp-s
Son. We adnse. il patentsM or r.ot. tree ot i
ciisne. Oal las IS Ssta lal afa iiscsrarasl
a Prvm.rr, "Bow to Obtain t'atsots, witbj
ccst oi st.-ue in the C. S. and ruraaa coaatnts J
I seat tree. Address.
C.A.SNOW&CO.
t oe. Pa-mrr Office. WssHina-roN 6 C J
FOSHAY & MASON
as :.i-..'.i ... sat si
druggists and Booksellers
Apet.tafor John B, Aider's pucitniloas
saleh we sell at publisher's pries n.
-txiread '.s.
I.BItt. KKSO
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9
L 1
T. rioawr csisisju. f vri3 d stopae.
Cotaias tt) rzr s M M laebrs. vttllt drserla
tioosiastdrMTloe. aot sslslead; illustrations
tSist tastrart. aot raarirerste.
TV , v, r is .-harmoig la hsnnocious blrndias: of
. . .1 , !S.-'.!.lt.-..t-
.1M1i..lrM!i.y'iiS"T"'u" -v...,
BOUB4.-a Jrvsm Ol iuiv
r
32 him of Xovelties
All thr l.flli'B norciis
These hnr.1 ;i noes son
,-.1 i-i s .hitr-mit oi.l-.i-s.
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si. 1 1 kc ... - ooiTM
.-i- ;..t sCjrd to run any n-s. my "."
. en -a will rrer.ve rtru. sntSttrst. It is aot atc
. .lvertbethitVk-k'-ev!s grow, itils rsknotn
t'i rorM or", and also that lie harvest lys. Avery
li ne s-unt f..rirort-r srejwlll savs cro-rr's and
t aNUOs. M mvc.ncleVU!t'snoralGttiactlieUiliI
saawt eatal.v.n. tor ISM. If you love a Sue garde-.,
wit Rt.tre now.wtthtltents trhl.-Ji By dsJocttd
v .,-1,1 iSCaCtrr.ifwraats. f
.0. 0 r. .v. JAMES VIGK'3 SONS,
rift rvn Itt- Yitt TP-vcn