citturvitt.
Wkeki.y Dkmocsat. $i 75 per year
n advance. $I.OO at end tf year.
Elswhero an item tells of three Lina coun
ty men covering themselves with glory la
killing six snakes. Head what a fourteen
year old girl did in Kastern Oregon.
A I.lles paper savs:
Trow ia visiting friendi in
left
Mrs Rev
The lalles.
KevT. I Wilson returned this
from a trip to Eugene.
Mrs Andrew Johnson and child
this noon for the east on a visit.
Miss LidaRumbaugh is among Albany
people attending the iuinv inter fair.
Jude KelBay and Judge Chenowith,
twoof Denton county ji pioneer lawyers,
were in the city today.
Assessor Ted Parker and Hon Allen
Parker were in the city today on their
way home fronj Astoria.
Mr and Mrs Wallis Nash and iliiugh-
H e were informed hv a nerson who made ler 01 1 orvaiiis, r? l"e ailt-.nl , .,rt,,1,.w
Hood River a visit" v.sterda,- that "e Mendelssohn concert tonight. , j i.ollr
ALII A NY COLLEGE.
noon An Institution tube Proud Of
girl only 14 years of age killed tea that dav
witli a club. He says they were sunning
themselves in the rocks when the girl came
upon them unawares and killed the number
stated. We forgot to inquire whether any
escaped, but presume some did. This story
sounds rather "snaky," but our informant
is a very reliable person, and no doubt can
prove the truth of his statement.
If a people's party man like Mr Han
kins were to boast In a platform speech
that he carried a gun, as did Prof
Rudolph, he would be arrested and
lined, and great won.d be the howl
about "anarcnisru !" Bat this vagabond
ex priest Is not alone not molested, but
tie is treated like a dear friend and 1
brother by some of our protes'ant
preachers, w ho, in their childlike gmle-'
leesness, do not seem aware of the fact
that Prof Rudolph despises orthodox :
Protestantism fully as much. Oregon j
City Courier. Tnis Rudolph is the
worst kind of an infidel. Albany people !
left him gloriously alone, only a few !
heating him.
Is the Calapoo:a. Saturday eveninn ;
about 7 o'clock Charlev Merer, a son of :
Mr Conrad Meyer, was on the tiank of
the Calapcoia, in the rear of the ice
works, when be fell down 'he bant into
the river, a distance of forty or fifty
feet. A gentleman who witnessed the
affair gave the alarm, and Mr John IV
kins, who was at home near by, rushed
down the bank and plunged into the
ri.-er after the boy, and af'er a vigorions
swim, caught hold of him and soon had
him safe on the bank. It was a prompt
and brave act, and Mr Oeakins deserves
a medal, the boy was taken home and
is now recovered from the effects of the
accident.
Wast It Tim Way.- The Astoria
Budgett says:
A railroad up the river to Portland would
amount to precious little to Astoria. It
might help matters a little while it was
building, and that is about all. Portiaad
would control the whole business and As
toria would get soup. The only road that
would be of any meterial benefit to this
city would be through the Nehelem valley
through the timber, through th? tanning
country and through the coal fields. It
would be the sheerest nonsense to give all
Following is the renorl by A I- Hutchi
son, a member of tie visiting committee
of the Synod of the Presbyterian church, as
it appears in the Occident, of San Francis
co. It gives the true situation;
The committee of the Synod of Oregon
has just performed the duties assigned it
oy that body at the last annual session.
We spent a very interesting day and a
half in looking into the warmings of the
bete named institution. Wo witnessed
the class room ia all the crudes and da
We me! the students in their
prayer meetings of the Chris-
aiai icuer came up iroiu roriiaiin uii nan associations. e teel that we can
noon and will take charge of the business speak intelligently of the work and gen
f ir t 11 .. . 11.. c.. 111 . - :, ... .. .
sponen erai cnaracier o: 1111s institution. Allium-
of Knapp Btirrell & Co. He is
ot as a good business man.
R E Mulcahy, formerly superinten-:
dent of theOregon Pacific railroad, is now
j engaged in the grain and stock brokerage :
business at Fort land. This is somewhat I
in Mr Mulcahey's former line of business,
and in which he is said to he a rustler.
Geo Humphrey, who has lieen ill for ,
some time, is again sufficiently recover
; ed to resume his duties as deputy t' S
' marshal and left today for the front and
: will go to Yaqtiina tomorrow on busi- '
ness.
oiiege is located at Alnany, Oregon, on
the east bant of the Willamette river. The
city has ulioiit 4.6C0 inhabitants, and is
very pleasantly situated at the crossing of
the Nuithern Pacific and Oregon Pacific
railway. It is thus easy of access either by
nil or water.
Flourishing churches of several denomi
nations would indicate that it is a city of
thorough moral and religious char.uter.
where students may find church homes to
suit taste or Mliaf. Our prosperous PlOSUJ
tenan church welcomes all who come from
CitAHMiNd Music The kind of music
that, suits the masses is a man playing on
fifteen or twenty instruments, a clog dancer
nd I clown singing comic songs.
Those who attended the Mendelssohn concert
last evening didn't get a laugh except when
the concert master spilt his music; but
they got great masses of classical harmony,
brilliant thinirs from Beethoven, the prince
of com nosers, some of Verdi's melodv.
Schuberoi best and Vieuxtempa Fantasie,
perhaps the best ever given aur citizens,
clear cut music without a Haw in the ring,
erfect harmony, wonderful execution ami
the correct expression. But then vou have to
have the ear to get the whole thing into your
brain. Miss Lila Juel was heard four
titnts, twice to encores. Her voice is clear,
strong and very flexible, showing great cul
ture, a treat to lovers of vocal music, tsh
knocked the top off high C without an ef- I not generally followed
tort. Mr W Uiltonl .:ili, 01 UorvalllS,
was heard in four selections on the piano.
He is a comprehensive player, does his
execution with filing, sad shows the
splendid training he has received. He is a
master of technique and undoubtedly has a
bright future as a pianist. His Novelette
in A. Schumann, win particularly pleasing
to the Man about Town.
Special meeting of Albany Lodge No t I
IOUF this evening.
Parker Bros today tent to Yaqtiina City I
a fine assortment of cakes for a party to
be held there tonight.
The brightest place in Albany s oppo- I
site the DkmocRAT oilicc, caused bv the
successful shines of Henry Burton.
I Mr P J Miller Is quite an rgg man. II
ha; a buff leghorn that lays eggs right;
along about C x 7',' inches In size, one
shown the Man about Town being that
iise,
The prohibition meeting which was to .
have been held in the W C T U hall last
nljjht did not occur for the reason that i
the speaker Rev K B Sutton was detained
at tCotraNts,
Toe request to remove bonnets and liat
was responded Io ny only part f tnose
attending ihe concert lasi evening. The
Uea Is a good one and It It regretted was
Highest of ail fa) Lcacning Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
rowaer
- ' ' I J ss
CO I STY WAItRASTS.
0tober 1959 57
Novwutwr :o4 'M
Deeesafaer ' .. 1827 i,j
jnuary ; 105 fiO
March 14 .-55
Decemlier, Bid ley J N Huncan at
tax sale for Linn Co., Or 1 1(53 24
AMOI NT PAID TO CO! STY TUKASI KKI:.
ABSGJUreiY PURE
letober. . .
November.
I tee-ember. ,
Jannary. . .
February . .
March
OOUSTT WARIIA5TS.
"WE 3D 1ST 23 S 3D.-5T
HOME AND ABROAD
Pn'Jn I.t i'i ),,. niiil nil , . 1 , -li
The picnic party to Knoxx Butte Sat- seek its fellowship. The colleiw buildimr
is a very inviting place 111 all leapetli.
I Its down or more rooms are light, airy
, anil comfortably furnished, and heated by
furnace. The large Assembly Hall IS
bright and cheery, and provided with dec -I
trie incandescent burners.
The grounds comprise two whole squares
, o! the city plat. The lailliundlngl .uv
. healthful and inviting
The scholastic work of this institution is
manifestly of the highest onler. W'e wen'
u raay atteruoon was a great enccess
socially. These attending were Misses
Alita Arrick, Marguerite llopkina. Maud
Crosby. Edna Mackev, Mollie Laner.
Stella Porter, Ora Flinii, Josie 1 Laselle,
and Messrs Oeo Washburn Emit Kwert,
Wilifril Campbell. Claud Vunk, Kealto
Weatherford and Bert Veal.
Two or tl'.ree years ago the Democrat
lost track of a subscriber who had taken
ine paper since almost its nrst issue.
non. 1 ao years at,o, 011 account of
failing health, he "eft Monroe, altera
residence there of forty 1 ears or more,
and went to Texas. The other day
Judge Burnet; received from Mr Shan
non's brother, at Kastland. Texas, a
letter, saying; "Brother Milton desires
a copy or two of your county paper. He
says it is about convention time, and he
is now anxious to know what is going
on." Thus from a distant state the old
war I ore takes a lively intetest in the
political battle going on in Benton. The
letter says that the o d BMW is well and
strong.
Pendleton has two base bail clubs named
Potatoes and Hot Stuffs. They ought to
T.aae tt hot f r each other
Twentx -se en law students of ihe Cni
versity of Oregon will be txamined be
fore the mpreme curt at Salem. Vav
31st, to be admitted 10 practice in this
state.
The Elwood will he up the liver Wed
nesday mort.ir.uon her wav to H .
the present big land subsidy to some one to 1 "nd will go north Friday morning. Let
snipper laae advantage ot the trips ol
this popular ooat.
MrsBeattv has rented the loarding
house of Mrs R F Ashbv on E lsworth
street and will hereafter rui it. Prompt
attention to '.he needs of boaders.
The Boston Quintette Club were in
Albany about thirteen years go, exhibit
ing in the old Froman opera house.
WlkikmiUliMti mnnonlin n..h. 1 lney "ere a grea; sj.-cess '.nen and wi.l
ing a cart tround ton with a lot of i now ur'der lhe lmt s :ndid oigan-
clothes in it or to have a fine wagon drive j "ation.
lhe republican county central commit
tee met Thursday afternoon and placed
B F Nichols in nomination for county
clerkandj H Mi lei for surveyor, the
nominees of the coiivention having de
clined. OchocD Kevtew.
i ue louowing irom ttie lorvaina limes greatly plea-ed with the esprit de corps o:
tells about him : Old residents of Benton the in!-titution in all of its departments,
count- have not forgotten Milton Shan- There was class enthusiasm, on the Kirt of
OXCI AN
Press gives
KniTOR. The
the following
Esparto, Gain
interesting ex-
student and teacher, a most neevseary con
comitant with school life, for the attain
ment of the highest results. There was
also the cordiality between teacher and
student, which indicates kindliest interest
on the part of the former, and highest
respect and confidence 011 the part of the
latter. There was also a marked gentility
amongst the students, and an excellent
religious tone, making the college a helpful
retreat to all who may enter there.
The class work is thorough, aiattd at
the development of the capabilities of the
individual, rather than the mere perform
ance of the routine duties of the hour. This
we conceive to be one of the important j Washington was vet living Her birth 00-
ample of the Bps and downs of life : Koliert
Bruce Smith, an old printer, dropped into;
our otlie last h'riday evening. Mr Smith I
began journalistic life by publishing a
paper called the "Herald" in Kugene. Ore- j
gun. in the year 'til. When the war broke
out. Mr Smith and his associates in the pa
Mi failed to agree, be taking the part of
the north and they being in favor of slavery, i
so the publication of the "Herald"was sus
pended. Mr Smith afterwards edited a
paper at Tho Dalles, Oregon, and at other
places ia Oregon and California. He is a
good printer and a good writer; but, like 1
BMHy others. h,ul not the good sense to
keep that which he made when t lines were
prosperous with him. but formed the habit
of traveling from place to place, with the
result that he is now an old man. growing
heble with age. without money or friends. ,
and wandering aimlessly about, unable to
get work at his trade.
Nearly a Centenarian. We get the
following Linn county item from the Cor
vallis Times: Over iu Linn county, near
Shedd bast Saturday, died an ag-d lady
whose life linked the present with the past
century. Her name was Mrs Martha
I nderhiil. and she wa lioru while Owe
features of a successful teacher's work. Not
; so much the imparting of knowledge, but
the training of the student to think, to
reason, and hence tj know independently.
; This is properly education. Albany Got
, lege is doing excellent sat lice in this
I direct ion. Her methods are w-iso. and her
grade is equal to that of any other inttitu
j tion, cast or weit, with lik- facilities and
; equipments.
curred at Dorset, t'ni.tn county. Vermont
I T'.tf. four years before the father of hi
ountry ; awav. She iUe.1 at
It Is only of late jeas that rheumatism
has been treated as a blood disease. But
that this It a correct throry is proved by
the extraordinary success aitcnd-ng the
use of Ayer's Bareaparilla, In this painful
and very prevalent malady. It seldom
'ailj of radical cure.
J W Stewai t, who In upon Willow
creek, Wasco county, drew ihe Exami
ner's eleventh priae, a I've acre lemon
tract In San Diego county, Cal, worth
about $1000. Mr Stewart is a hard work
ing and dcerving oung man.
The Evans and Soniay company ae
having a lougti time getting a place in
which to exhibit in Uicgon. Athland,
(Scants Pass, and In fact nearly all ot the
Oreivjt ettiee, ae rtfusln them license.
Mrs Melissa I) Thayer, an old residtnt
t or Benton courty, the Thayer farm being
a prominent place beiween Albany and
Corvallis.dicd In Portland yesterday after
noon, at the age o 7 j years. The re
mains ef Mrs Thayer will be taken to
Corvallls to-morrow for burial.
There were eight bids for bulldir.g the
reform school simps. The lowest was that
of BanttJ & Oiinucr, $S,4oo, the highest
that of Gray A Stephens, i,7jo, which
' shows that the stem of figoring on con- ;
tracts Is a sort of a fco-a iou -please
affair.
There are Sarsaparilias and Sartaparillat ;
but if you are r.ot careful in Jor.r pur
chase, the disease you wish to cure will
Only lie intensified. Be sure ou get
Ayeta SafaaaanQa and no other It is
compounded from the Honduras not and
oiher highly concentrated alteratives.
The As'.oria Herald, a radical republi
can paper, si ; t.'harles Nickel! of the
Jacksonville limes
secretary of stae i'
Colored glasses of every description at
French's Jewelry store.
Spectacle-, and eye glasse for every Lcx'y
at French's Jewelry s:o.e
The Modoc met with an accMcm yei
erday near Saiem thu ss ill lay it up' for
awhile.
Do not ferget the fart th French
keeps the largest stock of optical goods
in Linn county.
If you war.t a fine photograph real
cheap, call at the Kailer v ror Jnd and
Ferry and Have S sample made.
A 8 Thai p has just entered lhe peni
tentiary lor three y.ars for stealing a calf
over in Wallowa county.
Eugene ha a board ol trade whicli
meets regularly . As boards ot trade are
considered to be boom affairs this sound
somewhat odd these quiet davs.
At the -neeting of Albany Lodge Nc 4
1 O 0 F to be field this evening there srK
be work In the initiatory degree. AH
member requested to attend.
J T Gregg has reined a secretary of
the State Agricultural Society and CB
Irvine has jen appointed. A good
change, one mat will be appreciated by
'be pre'.
Wherever the Chicago Ladles Qjartet
sing they give unbounded st;itacucm,
and ihe advice I universal to hear the.
After all good vocal muic tuns the nub-
1: . s. .... . '
nc ocsj. ik not tan to be at the
house Friday night.
SEMI-A NN'I 'A L STATEMENT,
Semi-annual report of the county clerk of
Linn county, state of Oregon, showing the
amount and number of claims alloam.!
ICMober
i November
j ltcuiler ...
January
. March
j Iecefrjljer bid in
I Statk ov Oiieoo i
1
County oy Linn. )
.$ :r7-2! 90
. J849 ft'J
. !I749 85
. 1832 36
. 1757 fjtj
. 10i: m
. 1959 .77
. 304 99
. 12fJ2 06
670 85
1466 35
. 1163 24
I, C C lar.kson. sheriff of scid contifv eb.
by the county -vlrt of said county, for what We,'y rtifff .,hat 0,0 U,T9 statement
..it , f - . in wrmi anu em'.
"""' amount 1,1 warrants drawn, and 1
amount of warrant out standing
and unpaid, from the let day October, '
189.;, to the :lltt day of March, 194, Ujth
inclusive :
Witness my hand this 24th dav of A-.-.ril
A D, 194.
opera
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
and nominee
build a road for Portland.
Which The Bstr. The rt-d Dr
Adams, of San Francisco, in one of bis
lectures to his class said that falls one-ha!f
of the opium fiends on the Paciric coast
acquired tna habit when young bv wear
ing clothes that had been iaundried by
Chinamen. Think of the matter serious
ly. Which Is the rrost benefit to vou 1
up to your eace and get iour clothes and
take them to be done up by white people
Who wants to have their children sub
jected to all the disease thai leah I heir
to, and more than all, the terrible fumes
of opium, from clothes djne up bv China
men. A Small Blaze. A ckse call to a
aprtona tire occurred !aat niaht ahnut 7
o'cloca. Flames were ssen issuing from : clncl nd thc ho,se commen-
1 near the uucaing ana ciugn; us toot mine
resilience ot her daughter Mrs Usenet, n-ar
I Shedd, at the remarkable age of '.9 years.
I two months and 2S days. Ten days ago
I she was hale and he-arty, strong iu mind
1 and body, and more Srcy than most women
usually are at sixty. A week before her
1 death however, she was seized with t.neu-
Ihecla-ssof students now in attendance ! moni.i fever, and to its ravages she fed a
ia certainly of a most excellent charact-r, victim. She was the mother f thirteen
intellectually, morally and phvically. The : cluktoen, four of them living, among them
religious 'one of the institution "is very A I'nderhill. of Philomath, himself a
healthful. Two christian aaaocif lions are ' white haired old gentleman of rip r year
sustainl. and tho memla'rs are earnest and j than most men live to attain. The re
active in their work The members of the I mains vere interred yesterday in the Cu-n-facnlty
are all actie christian workers in n,an cemetery in Linn county.
touch with the religious progress of the I .
Jav. 616 j A Hi-man CiRiosiTY-Within the
Here is an institution of which the limits ct Lane county there is a freak ol
Synod of OttMB may justly be proud. It ! humanity with few if any parallel, and
deserves the full confidence and most hearty 1 which might well interest the student of
support of the Presbyterian of this -t.ite. physical scien-'c. About 11 mile west of
Parents mav here ti nil a safe and invitinc Fug-'ne near Lji-.g Tom itk.ftii'e resides
Arthur Sloan traded horses Wednesday.
He rode hi n?w hor; iror.i Ninth to
Elevtnth street. There he got off to
the roof o! the Episcopal church
flue- Chief Er.gir.eer Dannals. Maggie
v hue, secretary oi No I s and i)r G W
Maston, of the H & Ladder Co and a few
others formed a bucket brigade and soon
had the flames extinguished without any
unnecessary alarm.
As Old Book. Though not 'so old as
a couple of books mentioned, a book owned
by Mr A B Matthews is a very interesting
volume. With dark sheepskin cover and
yellow leaves it is only a century plant. The
book is a copy of the minutes of the confer
nee of the Methodist Episcopal church !
conducted bv John Weslev from 177- to
1794, and prist ed in 1796.
value.
stirrup. Ttis threw it to the ground, one
cf its legs btlng broken as it fell, and lhe
horse had to be shot. Sloan had owned
the horse but about fifteen minutes.
Ejgene Guard.
GartCaV
may herennd a safe and initinir
home for their sons and daughters while
laying the foundations, intellertnally and
spiritually, upon which to build" life's
superstructure in time, and for eternity.
Presliyterian of Oregon, you owe this
institution your support in everr sulistan-
lor
one of tb? able !
the ' iourna lasts in Oregon. Mr NtckeH is a
gentleman whom it it a pleasure to meet,
and as an entertainer be ha no equal
Nickel) is all light
Following is the popu.ist ticket in Ben
ton countr: Joint senator, James Bruce:
joint representative, Tbotna. Stakcly . ol
Lincoln county; representative. Felix
Dibelc; judge. F A Ch-noweth : clerk
Perry Eddy; sheriff, Jjhn Kee. recorder,
W r Braggins; treasurer, Ncl It Wheeler
: cornrr.i-iot.ert David X'arderpol , tuper
Intenicnl of sr.VmU, Miss Harrington, eS
, seor, R Logan.
Sunday afternoon ol 2 o'cuek as Gu
Johnson ar.J S T Hobert rre talaing on
, lhe latter's farm about tau mile froni
Silverton beaeath an old oak t'e which
1 had beer, burning for two dav the tree
sudJenly fell, and before Mr Johnton
could etcapc he wa augbt by a limb
and tfsroarat don and the inaii povM a cl
, the fiuge tree fed upon Mm crusnl. fc.ir
(o death.
tan went ! Reeburg this
Goin, of Seio. were in
Mr J..
noon.
Mr and Mr- Kd
the city sodatv.
Among the drummers in MbUKf today
were G ld Smith. Good Field and' Would
Bury.
Gen Xelson A Miles, third in rank in
the U S army, passed through A'bany fBS
terlay morning.
Mr Alex Itennie and Mr Will Blosa. of
1 r.:':.i. wre in the .it v this ncAm 1; tU:r
way home from Portland.
Mr I unninghaiu. f Miiton. an old j
view) cf Mr Frs lieis. who has ben in '
the e-ity teveral itays, ietume.1 home today. I
li .ii . m
r Den t Milan i.i returnee irjm a sv -
ix oi t- aixowfto.
County Judge - 'alary
TrercstirtT. salary
Ck'rk. salary
.SherilT. fi;es
Commissioners pet diem
Aect Assessir
School upt
Coroner
District attorney
Surveyor
I'tupers and pocr
Koads. bridges and lumber. .
Court house and jail
Stationary and printing
Insane
Incidental expanses
Fuel
Witnesses in criminal cases .
Petit jurrors
Grand jurors
WitneK-es before grand jurv.
Bailiffs
viewing and survejing road-.
R"ad supervisors
IWnty.
"reticinary exaiuiisationi . . .
Total amount claims allow ed
Lnd ilrawn from M. 1-t.
to March L8M $
OfTSTASDIN', WAHUVNTS f.V
Outstanding unpaid county
warrants on Ui- 3 1st dav of
Mar h. IfjfM ...J
Estimatsd iataest a.Trrrl thereon
MO 00
500 05
K.J1 -J7
U2a 77
174 60
1.177 00
:.94 Io
21 25
". . to
70 00
I-s;
H
357 50
-X', to
99 00
58
152 0Y;
235 50
900 BO
UC, 70
2J8 20
163 00
147 ."aj
1799 15
188 00
7-1 84
7..V) 58
i'AtU.
?..43fi :?2
:a', t
C.CJACKBON.
Sheriff of Lina county.
fsemi-annual summarv statement of th
1 financial condition of the county of Linn.
in the state of Oregon, on the 31t day of
! March, A D, IBM,
LiaBIUTIEK.
., Warrants drawn on the county
treasurer, uid outstanding
j and unpaid ( W.iyfi 32
LVtimatel amount of interest
aoaned thereon ou-i 00
Htate taxes due for year 191 . . . 3.609 12
; State taxes due for "year 192. . . 10.032 32
state taxes d oe for year 189.5 34,515 87
Total liabilities -65,095 83
SHER FF SALE
In tlu Circruit Court of li- Stall Orrgov for
Linn County.
A A Kelly, Plaintiff,
vs
II C Klepptr and E V Klep
per his wif;, J I) Walton and 8
J Walton hi wife.C H Stewart
trustee, A P Blackburn as ad
ministrator of the estate of
Owen Kees, deceased, and Geo
C Cooley and J II Washburn
partners under the firm narre
of Cooley A Wathbrrn. Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of
an execution an order of sale duly issu
ed out of the above named court In the
above entitled suit to me directed ar.d
delivered, ( will on Saturday the 26'h day
of Mav, iS4, at the front door o the
court house in the city of Albany, Linn
County, Oregon, at the hour of 1 o'clock
p m of said day sell at public auction, for
cah In hand to lhe highest bidder,
the real property described
in said cxe.-ut.on and order of sale aa f
lows to-vi'.: Let No seven and eight, in
bloci No twenty five io J M Kaliton'a ad
ditioo to the town of Leranon, Lnn
Oregon, aa shown by the map ae! plats rf
aid tuwc, now 00 file in the efij .e of tbe
Recorder cf Lion coonty, Oregon. The
proceeds arising from aaid sale to be applied
first to tn payment of the coat and dis
bursements of aaid tait tixed at f31.45 atd
the "cost and acc-t.ios; cota cf sail aa!e acd
to the payment cf 25 attorney fee and the
payment of plaintiff's claim amicus?
to the ram cf 247."0 together
with interest thr 00 at the rate of r.
per cent per aLt-crr. from the 10th day of
January, IVJ4. ar.d the overplus of tie
proceeds of aaid aale if any there be af at thu
payment of the abor lonia to be appiied as
io aaid zcotion and order of aale all acted
Dated this 251b day of April, 1S94.
C C Jackso-x.
Sheriff of Linn County Ore.
KESOURt as.
P-.-nds in hands of county tresis -urer
applicable to the pay
ment of county warrants and
state tax $ 19.445 09 i Q
applicable to the payment of
county warrant and state
.tax 5,440 -4
-stiraated unpaid or-urrent taxes
applicable to the payment of
county warrants and state
taxes 71.52- 85 1
Total resources. . . ,$9,414.77
err . . 1 w -jgsw
i tx-s.- ar
Total amount cf unaid
warraeL- ...
j STATK C.r ' KM,'i'.
GREATLY
REDUCED
PRICES
MADE BY
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
1 J-a
T Catala-r sf Tcsaaii aaa Ftavar.
rulattal 114 amrrs 3. 1 1-i larks, with esarri.
trams tkat aVarriW, rot amies; iilBftratisaa
that aot exazzrratc
Tbe crrrr It atataaSaaj in haranckioa tlcadis; '
wm-r r prints l&ip-iarl sLia. acciid baca-gnaryi-
a dpeaas of la:r. Vf ot Html'.t
pria4 in S diBrrrB a. in. AU lix Vadtnj rsoirilJn
aal lh br-w of toaold anOca. Taaat fcaxS ttaT
csz.-A a?ri to ran -r r: -S. Ear aOSLlf GCC25
wzim jam. wit! m'.n Ita atZAaTZZ. It is arA t
ewory loaaTTrtijr thst Vlrfi rd trow, this is Xnowa
C s-'.ria oirr. and aim thattbis.-rwt jaj. A vsrj
h:: -! f-jrp!-jT awda-ill aire grocsr's aad iur.
tor-s'e:!. MasyoooaTKdtaFlonlGsaaethclia
vw eatalocwc Sav ISM. If yoo lor a am awtatas
mnst .Mini BKtv.Ti-kiSrmfits. aiilcfa ntartedmSiaue
fr.Au f orirt. SXM Cas rriaaa ! ratatata. " I
ft iiurs i'irc-fs onaic-
star. y.I. JHIBLi aitwfV O OUB3,
i-ra! l.i
Ano.licr tnov :trri
Mrs Man Marsh, a wid.iw and tiie r.vther
of several ch'ldren. all of hom except one
'., l...-..!., I. ..1.. 1
I t ' , .1 . - . I secure lor aquins a tfe savtni
miriii I Ins, ma. is -i irl llllrT.. v. -its; ..I
a?e. only weijfhs 35 pounds, and is but S!
inches in heijjht. Hut tbe straase part of
Cotmrv ok Lai, )
1. N P I'ayne. county cier'a of the county ,
'f Linn, slate of ' rr-gnn. io hereby certify '
that the forming -s a tme anl eonct
Mainview. flie rert that be was at ian -sBent 01 Ui- number and amoant rf
1 ranciseo was latftmel bv several hundred OWSasje allc-wed by the county court of said
miles. ! ccuntv.forthe six months ethling on the.JLt
' dav of Man :.. I '.: u! anortnt th- -j:.-,-
were allowed, and the arc-ant of warrants
drawn, and the amount of warrant.- out- 1
standing and unpaid as the same appear
. 1 . . . . ac t t
I u -11 iw iTc.-ciTu.s eii ins cHjiesr arj-i in my i.'l -
al custody.
FOR THE
SI St . . - w .
jjiss a-: is it:?iw. one ct jsivrt e s1
1 t 1 unnii'.tf r j; iaii. s. who :- r-i w !
at Albany attendtnir college writes thst 1
if is mu h pleased with the xheJ and I
,.nt -urroiiiidirff-.-Cor Koseb-arx
s' a
I
New Brick Yabu Mr H J Clark is
clearing way tbe ground for a new
brick yard. Henry always makes good
brick ' and those wanting brick
should engage him to make them.
Well and Happy
Thanks to Hood's SsrsapsrWa-Dull
Headaches -That Tired Feeling.
Gate, erre.. April 22. 1KM.
Neat Lewis Las about c-ornpleted his
new house.
E C Xeal came home Sunday from tbe
lower country, wherj with B F Ramp,
they addressed several audietces on tbe
It is a relic of j political situation as seen from a populist
etanopoint.
Henry Sullivan returned borne last
, week. Henry and his brother Charlie
has been taking in the southern portion
of ttie country, visiting California.Texas,
Arizona and New Mexico. Charlie is in
Douglas county.
Tillman Ford refuted to meet T J Mc
Clary at Turner and AumsviHe, in a
joint debate. The cowardice shown bv
there republicans would stop a train of
ten cars and an engine.
Dolpb and Sherman propote to fight
tbe ilson bill because it reduces the
duties cn prunes. The ignorance of some
: people is amusing. The Lnited States
j annually exports more prunes than are
i raised in the rest of the world. What is
i the use of protecting our exports? Surely
1 Dolph and Sherman must have patented 1
a new argument in lavor ot protection.
The railroad between this place and !
Mill City is in a bad shape. The lies are
n.ostlv all rotted, and coupled with the
1 precarious condition of tbe road bed.
makes tbe road dangerous, nor is tins an.
In one place water is running ender the
rail) leaving it in a dangerous shape. Mr
tial way possible. Give it your prayers, of the development of this little girl is that af
otsrs Then give it vour dollars, as your ! her mind. She has nvvr passed th? tseinl
part in answer ng belb-ving praver. S-nd ot babyhood, and her talk, play an I actions
here vour boss and girb. resting assnre-i 1'? ,f two or three year oid baby,
that thev wiil return to vou well equipped ' Sb l WfcnnsJ and pretty, ha p.eavint
for good' citizenship in our Republic and wa.?': an,i 1'" tmtm. Her
also in the Kingdom Heaven. H-r is an ls ''?!' lw?v.v- anJ of. a beautiful
oportunity for someone to whom the Lord ' !ui,rf aunt given us by our
has I sal I tests il wealth, to n-ar for himself a lt wlrtn n'
monument to his own memorv that shall ' .n? passing that vicinity ! -'. ; and see
stand generations vet to be. Albanv Col- ; ',' ,vouth ln I""; x?1 ""f
lege ncls more scientific apparatns, and d-veIopmenL-t.uard.
gymna.-iuui equipment. Mie mssis air-. Tiia Caoi-s. Tbe following .s from
; observe- Ulandfonl' weather teprt.
Kavorable weathe conditions having
prevailed there is at cheerful vein run
ning t hrcjngh tbe reports received ibis
i wee . With the exception of a frot
which evidently bad injurious elfeetson
the fruit crop in the southern counties,
tlie work of progress remains unchecked.
eoa-t 1 The frost had evil effects in the Willam
niay elto vallev owinir to bavin; been libt.
mitory. that will enable students, short in
finanevs. to attend the college more econom
ically, and thus increa- the enrollment.
Then. too. she need- endowments, that h-r
self sacrificing faculty may receive support
Snan- ially commensurate with the abilities
and labor be-towed upon tbe in-litution.
Is there not sasne man or woman in our
splendidly e-juipped church on thi
or elsewhere, wh'rse money tbe Ixml
us.- in th" i-nlarg-tnent of the efficiency of
this excellent institution'.- lb-re certainly
i- an open door- who will entr-r ?
Oakvillc.
and It isi e.sod ane For the past ti!
year a service ..at be--n needed in lhat
St, than aaatl ihereov many bves cifid
have been saved which were lost. Capt
B.akeney, chief of tbe iif-- saving a" i."e-.
and ('apt Hooper, of tbe '-Ri:bard Rush.'
have been looking over the pro-ind- b-jt 1
as ytt no d5ai-te s!-e his rcen e!ec:ed
Host B B Miller was in Albany yestenLy.
iT 1. Watkins. cf Va-mina City was in
' Albany today.
, B Morin. Harris'jurv's iui liit- r.mas
! in the city today.
F-asteru Star tonight. Be rare and at
tend, itood tune aasured.
Licrnre has len issued for the marriage
jOf tliarless KinganO NarA-y K Sampler.
Paul Brandt, one of the editors of the
Portland Siaal An-;ger. has leen in the
city.
Hon L II Montane e. demorratic nominee
for pr-ssecuting attorney, went le Portland
this noon.
tt
K. tiist n Tan-- Betaeen A.bany
an.l Cores 'Us B day April 20. 18f. tbe
fat passenger stean.er Altona wi'l make
trips as follows:
l.ave rVUkMty 11 a m.
and .' p m.
Leave ( or-, alba I p ro.
and
Iave A.iutny for Independence I p m.
Fare round trip 50 els.
Trips will la potooed until the fol
1 w ing Sunday if weather is stormy.
By It. M
Semi
n v h..n I and the
al of the county court
I sjiid countv this 17th I
b of April. A DtfJBi
N V. PAYNK.
Ciasislj ' lerk.
Iv-puty.
CALIFORNIA
MIDWINTE K
.'i'SsS&JmS
WuK MEN
Prof Johnson Smith gav- an entertain
ment last Tuewlay evening to a few of his
friends. The oartv consisted of I E Jun
kin. J P. White. 0 N Whit-. Mr Abbie
Stot.e and Mrs Kva Bhiek. The Prof and
lady are very entertaining and sociable.
The evening w.x spent in nm-ic: and all
lenjoved themselves to the fullc-sl extent, as
only pofiulists can.
Mr If '? Farrar r!.;mf 1 bust wtek from
a prospecting tour in Southern n-gon. He
only remained a few daj. starting for
Eastern Orepou yesAuday morning, lb
thinks there is letter prospts ting east of
the mountains.
Mias Kffie BarW. of Lamp Creek, i- vis
iting friends litre. We itknowleig a
pleasant call frjtn her. fall again Mi-s
nor in the coast districts owing to the
backward state of bloom in that section.
, r'rosts are becoming less frequent. The
lack i.f rainfall during the past wek on
abl d farmers and horticulturists tn
progress in their respective lines. That
i the average rron of spring grain will be
som n is assured, seeding is far advanc
ed in some sectionswhile in others plow-
inn 1 a a I. am r.1 - aa,-rr triAn T n I M i ra
J a. HS9 .1.1 v riu IU". HUM, au 11ns -
spect Marion county seems 10 re the I '-' -
i most backward. In some portions of tbe j Bee WJA Tr..w seturnel this noon fr- :xi
1 Willami'tte vallev farm?rs have finished ' a meeting of the '.ngTvgationa! aasociation
I'v.xccRoi "m. Salem h-vl anMbfr
trolly aot blent yvtevlay. a ctmm a occur
rence there. The Journal says: Supt F N
Isitby was. badly shocked at three o'clock
this afternoon, while adjusting a live
.jverhe-ed wire cn State street Hi hajtd
was burned some and only by Atotceas
saved himself from a bad fall. After
n-aching the street he fainted away from
the effect of tte shock and was carried in
itial statement of the COmSstv '
treasurer of Linn county. rnsgvn. f thte
-ix month ending on the ;llst -lay of Marih.
A I, 1KM. of monev received and paid out.
srooi whom receive. 1 and from what sourer,
and on what SOOMBmf BaWBSas pail out :
AsK't nt rceiuvu).
M4. 1
BSSmSd thnnigh Allcinv yestenlav log Ds-1 5 1 rug-tore wb-n- be wr
Uoit to deliver a political speech." laXJOB reviye.1. He had a narrow escape
1111 bis uie.
fsee
Misse Kva Cwan and Prrmfl Pfeiffev
left this nn for Portland, wlveje they will
I visit fnendV for two or three weeks.
Mr P H James returned last night from
a trip east, where he was called, on a.
tint of the stricus illnss and death of his
Mr. W. H. lolea
Ban Francisco, Cal
" One of the greatest mistakes people make Is
to lock the door after the horse Is stolen, or ln
other words, to wait until they are sick ln bad
before they do anything for the poor body.
Kelther my wife nor myself were real sick; I
attended to my business, and my wife to her
household duties dally. But we had dull, heavy
headaches, and a little over-exertion would tire
us greatly, and my appetite was very poor. 80
wa innk thru hnttlaa nf liooii'a fiarsauarllla.
and the result was perfectly satisfactory. I be
lieve Hood's Sarsapartlla.
Saved Us a Severe Sickness
And a big doctor's bill. If people would only
remember that ' an ounce of prevention Is worth
a pound of cure.' there would be lejs suffering
In the world. My advice to all who do not feel
HoodVsCures
well Is to talis Hood's Sarsaparilla.accordlng to
directions, and you will be well anJ happy."
VT. B. Tons, 143 12th St., Ban Francisco, CaL
Hood's: Pills cure all liver ills, constipation,
biliousness, Jaundice, sick headache, iudigestlon.
flark should attend to this
The argument of the republicans, that hthe:.
the depression is caused by the threat of 'r Charley Kamford t ailed on
. . -r..-- ... I Lu tariff IS ......
UCLULSJiaiB SW iciioc Hi: .miiu io
terous. It is a canard gotten up by the
republican birlings expressly to catch
ignorant voters. This statement is a
libel on the voters of this country. The
last
week. Mr B is an old soldier and is badly
crippled with th- rheumatism. He is get
ting a small pen-ion. but not enough for
Lis support.
l , !!., atS ,.t f-n-e.nr.li.rill..
idea that the majority ol the common ; . friJf
people do not know what is best for tlie , , ,. .,, , ,
masses is extremely foolish. It does not ! 1 republicans will have 11 grand mass
rise even to the level of common non- meeting tonight. J Hcni S A I'awson and j
sense. If this financial depretaion jg I J Fred 1 ates will amlre the nie-eting. !
caused by ti e ll.reat of Uriff reduction, I they "ill explain the new isue that IS 1st
as charged by our enemies is true, '.hen fore the people the tariff 1 Tliey will show
the best thing for this nation to do is j tbe foo i.-h prohis tnat they are throwing'
to have a recei .ersppointed, and change I away tueir votes and the woo OBOBl tbeev 1
our government t . a monarchy The j e s more prote, tion than all the boys on
C. of -Russia ia recommended for the ' earth, and then didn t ttie republican party-
ire' tlie niai K man.- .in niiniiuui ao
K-lte
seeding.
The Field Pay. Friday Mav IS has
Iseen set tor the field day by Ibex MCA.
A good many entries have leen made.
and some live contests are expected.
The contestants will put themselves in
condition for tbe rares and contests and
i nothing will be left undone to make tbe
i event a suecessiu'i one. Tbe contests wili
i be 100 a cd iKOyard rnns.l'Jii yard bardic
race, running broad jun p. bop step and
jump, putting 16 pound shot, throwing
lt pound hammer, throwing 41 pound
hammer, throwing base ball, 1 mile bi-
iu t
Photo Co
trees Bros
for
your
grocer le.
BlUimMattnr!- lbs Columbian
l as Isiught tbe tiallerv cor.
f.25j
5.00 j
4tX00
10.00 ;
in Forest firove Mrs Trow went to thc
laile on a three weeks' visit.
Mr W Oiafosd Nash will SOQB :it Ai
brny a eiip!e tLiys each wr-ek in onier to
give instructions on tbe wtvld's favorite
musical in stniment. the piano.
Mrs F li Koo- lias sold her handsome
res denoe on Third -trod, to Mr P J 'miiey I
for RfiOO and bet Washingt. ti s-r-. prop- :
ertv to Mr Kd Washburn b-r $4-'-" Mr. '
Kos.v experts to g.v to ronian i to reside. ; comr-lectlor.. to t had of M
Rus llc-.ve Albanv Ore.
tnd end Kerry sts and are 6tting it up
with the latest styles of apparatus and
tbe finest instrtimetit Io be had. MrTic
' ale who has charge is a st'ictly first class
artist, and positively guarantees as fine
; aork as can be had anywhere. Call and
see the satii; '.cs and get prices.
Ladies,' ry rbe Kelantine MaasaeafC ream
the te-st prrpiratioa ever made for the
Komrei . at
Ami on ha-.d from lost report . . JfT
Ami nsaspived from C C Jackson.
sheriff, taxe, lMBdjMS-! 40 SfZ
Am tree-from sh ff. del tax -s ls-rj ISSilA)
Am t rec fr m sh ff.de! taxes lSSfcl I1CK.7I '
Am t re d J-j tgmt. eo-t. state
vs J tt" llunaw
Ami ree'd Smith k Roach, ferry
license" Harrisburg
A nit ree'd Ja.- McCain isne coll
fnm John tt'assom
Amt ree'd fn.'t:; C C IsctSQS rine
coll fiern John Haley
Amt n's-'d tt F !eakin a.t-"sss:.r
poll tax collected
Ami ree'd from X P Payne clerk
costs seale vs J p Waasom. .
Amt ree'd Brass J X Duncan f r
county road
Amt ree'd from X V i'ayne o"eTk
trial fee
Amt ree'd from Mrs tt" F Jewrtt
b.ir recseruptic-n of land sold ai
lax sale
Amt ree'd frra X P Pavne re -
dempticn e-f Job Lewis land
sold tax sale ....
Amt ree'd boss J K Wyatt. jndg-
meut cost- ..,re , s Arnold .
Amt ree'd from L M furl, tines
collected justice court
Amt ree'd fro::-. I. M f nrl, tines
ROUNDTRIP tickets
GOOD FOR 30 DAYS
Utatn to San Frsstar)
-AJsI r RETURN
FOR
so brtro dome s - ; .slob so I
m as mar Th-1 g i ...us
CCnii r r TihiBdlan. Vslllt Wrat-
s. h-ll:Utr Lows Wllh Earl y e
asar Sa Tasat'a sddle ArrS aaekef Ttsri.r
xm Mjvz&h. wxin msxsml I
iah i n i-r.izr - r tn I
aValEX WK SAV Cf I
aVrarleds of reaatlta la c-arr '
awitwl aaal awamS tn lias paa afse
tsar o -.-.rt- ra 1f
t)l IBLR MIDtt ATEB
aammaamaaS t one st erawawaaS
R-j.: e ;-: . I t le rea-s: j tB
1 1 ,u iii.ii.ii.siir rif laa itaai
star at crprr.se ial j. naWal card mad m t3
cent sae Smas ts asked. Tt ptam e srd tde
est :r. srxt.3a 03 tn ..- .i.i aocrcj isaj r-.-
ct iarr caae for wt. e s;- 7 cf
taoo alanS So be tt lrl oct-3d a 1
1 lima Trv 1 in irsiil uina tt WtM
s Wrsra am itaelre tbe
laO TCtSoo biana we preracre eackt days.
B Hr. . crraiorr aral 1 raartl it aw ri !
ma aiaa prTtwrrt "
treammesm we rtto"! i ct ractaaras frr 1
treatment cars ao pais or 1
aOas DOC preressauectajO to t
rcr tzaai vaeasca
Jrtl tial '--' 7
-.4 .
IE apeak tr.-ei
tfeoaamna eases
ea MaWaS
f. I: 1BBIS-
PAsTiii.r
i---. :- "
mtnawpprT
slt-ad.lrea.ijl
u. ise
. rmrr atStTT Ba . -
ua bvm tamstr Icunaacat vaas
o rtsmaaf SB macot tbe Pmstcis.
Uamawlaasaa casaamaawmm - -
We
(to all.
Tier ae a r i-s: SKO fer one
t.rts trci: r .0
We ask aa
) tor liw axastrt.
- -. -r2 aa-awl
y-. -sl aad abode be al -r
THS KAma8 aEQCO.. aStaeaststa
C W X WgsSV.
26.90
I ne eding F1NT Gate
THE FAIR
Tickets Tj
EICTJBSI08 TRIPS.
receiverslii .
C E BioanelK roctrrv siort is
n 1 in nonularltv. He carries a fine
in a light room, easily accessible and
gives bargains Xext door to the P O.
I
increa-'i
lock !
naansnm.
I Ve will le irese-nt and re'rort.
Asncce.
race for Isjvs, ttigol war and nasktt Itall.
open Io ins Bl lain ot ti.e Y 11 C A and
tliose invited by committee, free lor all
mile bicycle race, free for all 100 yard
run, and free for all 190 yard hurdle race.
N"T AlXOWaSLS. Tbe Western I nton
operators at Kosebnrg and Mart h field
have attached telephones to the tele
phone w ire runninK between the two
places. Persons speakit'K in the natural
toneol voice in Marshfield can lie did
linctly heard in Koseburir, and the
operators are much pleased with their
scheme. The telephone is easily dis
connected and does not interfere with
Kev 'I It Ki-her returned ve-ten!av from
Canby where he hail been holdine reiifrious j
tneetiiiL-. His brother Kev Fisher. Ot At-1 ,.' , ,
bany. cune down on the afterwoon fain j SrE t at. s U.K.- 1 or the next t.ve day.
fmm Aloany.tyfstenlay afternoon and will ' of ladies and asjstsi hats, from 35 to 50
visit him tor a short time. Salem State- ct. Call early and have yonr choice,
mau. Mits M K Kii.tki .
Mr Prasn and son af 1 aapauaa, went to ,
Portland this noon. Thev will be rviiiem-
bered as the victims of a ban 1 i.r in i lent aw !'"; I't' r.
near Tc.lelo a ciiinle years aero. 'I lie little'
l.ov was Is'inji- taken to Pi rtland to liave , t lean towris to mrerv castcrtrier atJVierecil
his leg which smt est off near the knee, ihavir.,: pvb.rr
iixeil up. He is one of the bravest little '
Batata at irtecka ahariu j ao.t hmtr
fellows in the fj S.
Mr and Mr T Bamnela, Mr and Mr- 1 .1
' Creighton.Mr and Mrs n I -cmr. Mr and i
Mrs J A Sounder, Mr and Mr- S X YYil-
kins. Muses Cruicr. K 1 Horner. A V bow-
ersox and W K lavlor. all members of Al-
Ore Ake will tcp.
relieve hcadacVte in to
C'-rc Ake wil,
l'l.tX1 1 From San Francisco to other point tn
1 aUlornia ar!!i be allowed ourchasert o'
i specim: Micaiinter Fair ticket at the fol-
H-!rcg rocrw trip rates
To elation tinder 150 n-lles from San
Francisco, on and one-third one waj
fare.
To fa tion i i ? mile or more from Sn
Frar.ctsco. one amd one-fifth ore way
are.
For exact dates aral lull particulars, ln
ejutre olC K Fronk, agent at Albany, O.
or address the urtdei sjftaed.
1890
20.00
CSSJM
-S 1 :a
ILPiJT COLLEGIATE IlSfimn
ALBANY, OREGON
1391,
Ira Tei-aa asrmriS aeaxeawmwr Sit
A ft- 1 corps of iavasTCetotsv
WAsiSICAL, SCIEKTIF1C, UTEBABr
COMMERCIAL AN3 NORMAL
CLASSES.
(attnc ot mtndv errar-csv :. -alf
grsdea of student,-
Sf: tmstaee.-a.-; crrrti ! '1 -irem
&9-i&-StV.
ftSHT CmWtrtX
HOC'
265.6,
to.eo
collcscted.
Total ms
j.OO
.KtoaS-t-t
Rich"d Gay, T 3i Goodmas.
Gen Traffic Man. Geo "senger Agt.
San Frar cisco, Cal.
E P Rogers, Asm: G F te. 9 Jgent, Vort
land Or.
H. E. HYDE. VC. It. PISPrNCEE. P. It. J AUKS
ALBANY MSim CO.,
HffCOPOR A-T-mS"0
i t Nn.
Am' on hand fr::; .t-t pj.rt 51 t 13.4
Amt roc floss C C Jsckstsi sefcod
taxes ISsrJ
Amt ree'd from -t.ite trvajcnT
state appropriation
Amt ree'd sale atSalol bonds schxd
dist No 7
Amt re-"d J;e lVv,ilin. tine vi oiat-
ins'ii'inor law
Total
the use of the wire in anyway. W j jhs Rnlwiksh lodysatpsal fiatrrnel Tisit tn 1
lie conitrattilited on
inaV ing ibis arrange-
New Advertisemenxs.
G
OOD Columbia mcyeie i'orsale.
on T L, Dumont.
GEO E FISH
THE PLUMBER.
Tin roofing and jobbing.
Opera House.
Opposite the
During the absence of Miss Beta (iil'oert
in California her music pupils will receive
instructions from Mrs A M Hammer, who
will also commence with any new pupils
jy'no wish to enter the class before j. .
Gilberts return .
COUNTY WARRANTS Bought and
sold by H F Merrill.
"TJURE RREI) Silver Laced Wyandotte
X eggs' for sale by 11 O Wood worth.
EO(ig, Eoos, Eoos. Pore bred Silver
Laced Wvandotts. Egita for scttlng.at
the Albany Poultry Yards. From pen No.
1 and 2, $1.25 per i3; pea No. 3 $1 per 13.
B Plymouth Rocks, 75ctsper 13. Jonn
Brush, Albanv, Or. Cor 4tb and It K sts
FOR BARGAINS in real estate addrens
or eill on James W Cardwell fc Co.,
Jeffersor .
AlbanylnsoraBceAf""'
We have had over seven year,
ience in the Home oftice and loca
ance business,and can guaranteelr .
written by us to be properly lookei .
The following Is a partial list ol compi.nic
represented by ut :
Foreign No'tb British & Mercantile,
Norwich Union. Phtrnii, London, Man
hester, Guardian, Sun, Caledonian, Lon
n & La ncashire.
American 'Conlinental of Now York
Westchester of New Yovk. The Cont
nental of New York and Manchester
England, write farm busii!--sH, taking note
for the premium, with ample tirr..- fo
payment. We respect fu ly solicit an
good business. Office opposite o'.d post
off-:.-.
M SENDERS.
Tne bljoil ii t'ie sjurce of hcaltb. '
Kejp it pure bv taking liooii's Sar.apa- !
ills, which is'pecultar to its self, and SSVl
perior in strenir'.h, economy, an 1 medica'
merit.
Hood' Pills are purely vegetable, raie
lu'lv iirepar-d from the Drit Ingredient.
2 ct n's
Parker Bros lead in baked goods, as
weii as in groceries. Thin
Is the truth, as can be easily learned by
a trial. When trading with
ihem, you get wnat you call
for. Do not hesitate to
Place our cash with them. It buys
guantity, quality and first class
treatment every day in the week
To retain an abundant head of halt of a
natural color to a good old age, the hy
giene of the scalp must be observed . Ap
ply Hall's Hair Renewer.
For 'he very Lest bread In the city go
to the y S Bakery.
fitr nn to $50.00 pkk wkk-k
)ZmJ UU using and selling Old R.
Hbie Piater. Ever-family has rasiv
worn knives, fork, spoons etc. Quick
ly plated by dipping In melt d metal.
No experience or hard work; a good sit
uatiou. Address W P Harrison 4 Co,
Clerk No. 14, Columbus. Ohio.
usbakeey:
Fresh Br?ad Every Diy, Pies,
Cakes, etc. Special orders
BUUU1UJU.
C D VANDYKE, Proprietor.
2nd etreetr between Ellsworth & Lyon.
nocd
11TK WISH to employ t law
f T men to Make 50 io $100 a week sell
ng our Home Electric Motor- Runs aew
In machines. priu.Ing presses, pumps,
etc. Everybody buys them. Steady em -oplyment.
Eiy situation and good
wages. AddreHS W P Harrison A Co.
clerk No 14, Columbus, Ohio.
E10R SALE
I? Linn County,
,180 acres of tbe best land
on terms to suit. Will
sell from 40 seres up to the whole amount.
Call and see me before buying a home.
I)r G W Maston.
TO RENT. Two loams, newly flu
itiLad, one suitabla for amall More or
office, one for store, 20x00 feet. Will ba
ready by March M. Call on Dr O W
Maston for particulars.
Km QbOTXS. J have jUBt received
the new spring shades of the celebrated
Centenieri kid gloves and also those
with the large pearl buttons. I expect
to carry these in colors to match the
suitings. I rarrv also lines of the Foster
hook, Biarritz, chamois and gauntlet
gloyes. S E Yoi:Na.
Young Americans love independence,
hence let them sleep independently in
one of those woven wire cribs for sale by
the Albany Furniture Co.
DRUGS
Stationery, Toilet Articles, Musica
Instruments, Etc.
Hodps & McFarland,
The Cornet Drug Store,". Albany, 01
Katie P.tirrh is
her ingenuity in
inent. Keview.
A BatBfOOS Accioknt. Adispab h bass.
M. Mmnville states that the Hon t) H Ir
vine, ex-mayor of this city, and wife and
child were thrown from a bugjry Sunday
by 11 runaway team, and all received serious
injuries, but none likely to prove fatal. The
buggy was hurled down an embankment and
iti-rally torn to pieces, lhe occupants were ,
taken from the wreck severely bruised.
A teliMitione eeminmnieation from Mr Ir
vine to his brother in this city, conveys the
information that the only lnuiry done tliem
personally -was a badly sprained
wrist of jtfrv Irvine. It was n close call,
though, to very serious results.
SSII'E AND RaTTI.KSsi.VKES OeOTgS
Stimson and W M Toner, two Wells
Fargo men, Sunday were hunting around
Ward's Huttc, where they pulled down the
snipe with the alacrity of a Portland sport,
getting forfv-three birds. Hesides the
snipe, assisteil by Ward Hutte's expert.
Scott Ward, they killed six rattle snakes
and brought back several rattlers as 7 roof.
One big fellow had ninn rattlers, and
fought in 11 live manner before making his
last rattle.
The Iowa State Register sayo of the
Chicago Lady Quartette who appear at
the opera house under auspices of Y M C
A Friday evening ;
"The work of the Quartette Is ot the
veiv highest order of meilt. The voices
are well balanced and blend together
dellghlfu'ly."
The Elgin 111 Democrat sav :
''Miss Ngltnor both surprised and
charmed those who have not heard her
before. It was her first appearance In
Elgin and we hope to have a' repetition o.
her entertainment soon.
Uld fashioned family plus only 10 cts a
box at Fred Dawson's little Drug Store
on the corner.
It ia stated that the New York bankers
have tent $250,OG0 to the republican
bosses in Portland as a corporation fund
for the Oregon election . This has given
the republicans "confidence, nut S3
head is not enough bribe to control the
voters of Oregon this year. That sum
will buy sheep but not free men. When
workmen's families are in danger of
a sister livlge in Aiwinr t ituay nigni. .
1 hey report hospitable treatment at the
hands of their Albany brethren. Corvallis
Times.
Fkidav NimtT. There is nothing so
pieas;ngand delightfully entertaining
as the cultivated human voice in song.
Albany is not often favored with such a
combination of talent as will appear in
the oneia house Friday evening. The
Chicago I-ady Quartette assisted bs the
queen of impersonators, Miss Neltnor,
will present a ricn program. secure
your seats early at Hodges v. McFar
The New York Hera d of April 15 re
fers to Fort Sill. Oregon Territory, and
vet Oretroa haa Men a state .(- years.
'The Herald must have a modern ignora-
mous in its office.
OT. Ftlcr-'s Cream faK..ig Powder
' ctv Years Vm tar Sal.
fTcon Scmino. The undersigned is
prepared to do wood sawing, and split
ting and piling it desired, on terms to
;tnt tlie times. Leave orders at the feed
store of R M Rooertson one door east of
the Democrat office. Q8 Acl.eson.
Motro silk fe
and nr shads
Young's.
Msaaaiac, the ttle
, jait recsived at S E
mvned
A wot T
44T4.70
5454.4J
70.00
$.t(M 13.00
r.i0 on.
County warrants
Interest on county warrants. . ...
iienera! fun ! on hand
To state treasurer, taxes for iSS1
To state trr.uurer. latasfbr l.v.
Totsl paid
IK&39.M ;
.M.fSOl
ltH-to.OSl
1 1000.00
. 9000.00 j
$44036.84
Street Railway Time Card
The car will leave corner of First aad
Washington streets as follows :
7:40 am for Lebanon train.
5:15 " " Orphan's Home.
1 1 :o " " Jsoo.i train going north.
12:15 p in lor noon train going south.
1 " Lebanon train.
1 .30 " " Orphan Uome.
4 " "
t,:5t, " " Overland train going south.
For Orphan's Home on Sunday car wtH
leave at J :3o, 3 So and 4.50 pm
The car will also meet all Incoming
trains on the Oregon Pacific railroad.
C G Bt-RKHART
Iftan, Ore.
FURNITURE
complete line of
INERTAKIG
EMBALMING
Residence corner Srd and Ca!.-.pooia
FOR
CTS.
JT. Glee's Creavm KaUinj Powder
Moat Perfect Made
A tlrnn lieu.
Who doss nearly nil tLo washing in Al
banv; Why. the Albany Pteam uuindry.
Why, liecause thev do (irst-eliiss work at
low prices.
who patronizes tne t-liiiiatueii t 1 ti y .1
very few. Don't mention it.
Have vou seen the now wagon. Its
modern and holds a sbu-k of clothes. Their
big business demands it. Etichardi A-
1 hillipi made it. inoy know iiow, ih wen
as tow to do superior washing.
The Steam Utuiulry washes for rich and
poor and does good work for all alike.
Try it, try it.
Mv new goods have arrived. Please
call uid t;e' pi Ids.
Mrs John N Hon man.
sc hool -rsi.
Ou school sutierintendent.-'
rants
School fund on hand
To school district NoTi...
..Sl.vv:.15
. )251vJ 42
. . 1998.50
. $10413.07
Kabo Corset. A perlect dress form.
Presses lit perfectly over tnem. Appro
ve 1 bv ail dressmakers. S E Y01 KG.
IBB
THING worth eon
stdering Is the lact lha
Will & Stark have a
big and superior stock
of watches, clocks,
jewelry, unci t liver
ware to select from
-ri... 1 ... . ...1,1,
-"ns;r M Cj' ii(' icii
the limes In the latest
novelties. If you want tne beat goods
at reasonable prices call on them.
Gahdk.s Skkds. e,very tody shotild
have 11 garden. Are you one who will.
Then go to Stewart & Sox Hardware Co
and make your selection from a fresh supply
Dr. Price's Cream slaking Powder
A lure arepo Cream of Tartar Pom Jay.
Albaay Market.
Wheal ,40c.
Oats, 25e.
Flour, 13.00.
Hutter. We.
KgRS, 15c.
!ard, IS to 15c.
Pork hannuato Ifie; shoulders,to;i0;
.(,!. . It to 13c.
Hay. baled, f 7
o aloes, 4P".
Applet , 4
Hops, 19c
Oried frull - plums, (o, applet, So
Chickens, $1 00 per doaan.
Beef, en fc ot, 1
Hog, dreamed. btc.
Tot;d iid
State of Oregon.
County of Linn. s
1. llricv Wallace. fc liereby certify that
the foregoing is a tme and eonevt state
ment of the amounts rvveived. 'vaid out
and remaining- on har.tl. in tht county
treasury of said county for the six months
endiiige.11 the olt dav of March. A 1.
IStU.
Witasss mv 1 an 1 this 7th dav of March,
A 1. 1SW.
BRIGE WALLACE.
County Tjrasatnsr.
ScMiii-ainuutl statement of the amount of
money and warrants received for taves. and
monev iviici to the county treusnrvr by the
sheriff of Linn county. ( regon. for six
tnontlts ending on the :tlt dav of March.
A l. 189.
la rm sssi wo mn asaasi
A taaawpte Kasv-tofse. al emer
wrairc. ixtvii r BKistns
POZZONIS
OWDER.
Too hart aeen it advertised for raOTy
vmrs. baa amve vou ever tried it U
hot . vtaa do uot tnovr what an laaas
I'naiiailTalr- Pwwtser lav
! An aareeabto IaxaUve aad Nsan iTccrra,
' SoUbr Dnunrists or sent trrraail. 25c,
; arai SjjSj per pacta jy. Saraples tree.
VS. fg1 Tne Favorite TJ.'TS
. Ay 1111 tor tie Teetaatii lltvalti,S5
SanDieocsCUs
StttoU's e"a:arTh Itectcx'.y is the am
Ca tain Sweeney, DJSsaV
SETS
NssMos betna aa ara'a-te.tsel boaaerSor.
Ims manj reiraabina amtaa, It mfasamaat ohal
au: . sut rsam. wliai-saa Irsaws iHTSiMrnlKn.
--.; Inlaclll oats alKarte.-it Joalratjaa
4n.tam u the 1 aWrti.s- r aroalber.
at ia mriai assw
IS. Mnate. aatdrrss
,!. A. POZZO N I CO. St Louis, me
1 irienctnel have ever tocroa tost srouwero mo
fswcooaV ITkcuoOcts. Soidbyliwulsrl
shilch-s cure:
" Tms QasAT Cocoh Pntx promptly ear
i where all others fs;'u rorCeasnrflpuptaltnas
90 rival.- has corr-d thcsisancia. and will CTJJ
TOXI, IT taxen iu 11" tw3sic.i.iivM,ti.,v
rv..
kstiox this raevH.
AMOI NT RKCKIVED.
tVtober. . . .
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January
Kebmary. .
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nuisiuuu b muiiiirja nio iu uauger Ul 1 anil IUtlsc Jfciui dciuvmwh uuiu h iiru suinj
starvlng.and their homes are in jeopardy, j of all tlie seeds in tho market, thu largest
a 13 bribe don't go. Pendleton Herald, j stock in the city.
Awarded Highest Honors at World's Fair
PRICE'S
npaflliBaking
USPowder
Star Baker;
orftr .s.. 11 bin Hi.tt First HI
KKfiAD mm, .ROPRiEieR,
tvi i el rutin,
t.'nsnware,
rttsl rrwlls.
Sutjueeo ,
The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum.
Used in Millious of Homes 40 Years the Standard
'otlee.
Kt
uue Aea.
tlueenawar
Vegetakles,
Cigars
Mplcea.
Tea.
Bis..
ANNUAL MEETING.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting ot thc stockholder ct the Wlll
amette Land Company will ae held at the
otSce of Curran and Monteith. in Albanv,
Oregon, on Saturday the sSth day of April
1804, at J o'clock P M for the election of
director and such other business as may
come before said meeting. Dated March
a6th 1894.
A Hackclmav. Uao WWatGHT,
President. Secretary,
. svarrth.. that la kept In
. ney ana aaocary tora, tog-Daw
aamrkat prioa paid for
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