The state rights democrat., May 11, 1894, Image 3

fax m9tut
Wkkki.y Dkmocrat. $i 75 per year
n advance. $j.oo at end -f year.
A Hard Hit. In one of his speeches
Governor Pannoyer referred to a young
man who thirty years ago was a common
cuntry schoolteacher without a cent,
now a banker worth as much as 100 of
the farmers about him thirty years ago.
This evidently referred to A Bush of
Salem, and a friend remarked that fact
to Mr Bnsh. who replied, saye the Salem
Journal, that Bush replied be didn't
know as to that, but that over 30 years
ago he knew a young man who was
teaching a small country school in Ore
gon who afterward unsuccessfully es
sayed farming, and then the practice of
the law, and finally, after a failure in a
newspaper enterprise, got into the saw
mill business at Portland, from which,
aiaeu Dy tne lumber combine, he ac
cumulated and kept upw ards of half a
million dollars; that this comfortable
fortune, together with an ingeniously
trebled salary as governor, rendered it
unnecessary for him to bring luncheon
and blankets from Portland wheu visit
ing the capital on official business,
and enabled him to bestow dignity
upon the executive office by boarding
with the janitor in the state house base
ment at two-bits a meal and lodging in a
neighborly attic at 25 cents a night.
A PiONE3R Woman. Mrs Sarah Meek
died at the reaidence of James Honig on
north Washington street in this city
Wednesday evening, May 2nd, of paraly
sis, after an extended illness and much
suffering She was the widow of Samuel
Meek, who died February 22, ISSSt. The
name Meek is familiar to all residents of
Lane county. Samuel MeW came to this
county in 1853 and settled near Junctfon
City, where he owned 400G acres of land,
together wfth 4700 in Linn county. After
his deatn Mrs M.e' remained on the
farm for some time, but becoming feeble
removed to this city where she could re
ceive better care. Several children are
living. Eugene Register.
Will Speak a Salxm Wm Galloway
and Ex-Senator J K Weatherford are to
address the people of Salem on the issues
of the day on Tuesday evening, May 8.
Mr Weatherford is the democratic nom
inee for congress from the first congress
ional district He is hilled for Dinger
Hermann's position with very flatte.ing
prospects of being air Hermann s ruc
cessor. Thongh he has a large majority
to ovecome.his friends are confident that
reputation as a clean, I ionest and con
scientious worker will De felt by the peo
ple as a whole, and they will vote accord
ingly. independent.
a C Iran I trial
Who does nearly all tie washing in Al
bany? Why, the Albany Steam Laundry.
Why, because they do first-class work at
low prices.
Who patronizes the Chinamen? On'y a
verv fe-v. Don't mention it
Have you seen the new wagon. It's
modern and holds a stack of clothes. Their
big business demands it. Richards A
Phillips made it. They know how, as well
as how to do superior washing.
The Steam Laundry washes for rich and
poor and does good work for all alike
Try it, try it.
Minnie H. Keyaer
Pataskala, Ohio.
Consumption Checked
Obstinate Case of Catarrh
Local Applications Failed Hood's
Sarsaparllla Cured.
"C. I. Hood 4S Co., Lowell. Haas,:
Gentlemen : I ought to make Known my
experience with Hood's Sarsaparllla, so thai
others afflicted may learn where to Had a rem-
edy for that aerious anal obstinate disease, 1
catarrh. It troubled me aertously. I had a dull
aching sensation In the top of my bead, and the
usual discharge from Urn note. I became to
bad that morning I could do nothing but haw a ,
and spit. My lungs were also being rapidly al-'
tected and had it not been for Hood s aaraapa-1
rm.f would bay. fllled.
A Consumptive a Crave
long ago. I bare taken about ten bottles el ,
Hood's II Jig M, which havs ectaalJy j
cured me. Before resorting to this medicine, I '
need all the catarrh remedies, inhalants and I
local application, I heard ol. 'uo seemed M
Hood's551 Cures
reach the seat of the disease. In fact I grew
worse wall using them. I owe my can ta
the blood purifying power of Hood's Baraa.
paxills." Hlnkie M. KEYSK,FatakaU, Ohia
Hood '8 Pilte cure all Urer Ills, biliousness,
e, Indigestion, sick headache. 25c
H. R. HYDE. W. n. DIKDIXOER. D. II. JAMES
ALBANY F0ENIT01 CO.,
Baltimore Block. Albany, Ore.
Furniture
complete line of
IIK0ERT4KING
in all its branches.
EMBALMING a g uilty.
Residence coi n er 3rd and Calnpooia
Star Baker)
t'orBrandalhln anil Virol H
CONRAD rVEYfR, FFCPRIHCP,
frail",
U's ware,
lrlet Frail.
Tsbaett,
ugr,
Van,
Bt
Kiiue Me
(pjceaisar
Veajatablca,
Clgara
Mpleea,
Tea.
Etc.,
be everyth.uK that i kept In a gtar
Trtety sod goierylore, Utgtaet
market pnee paid Ibr
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE
DRUGS
Stationery, Toilet Articles, Miitiia
Instruments, Etc.
Hollies & McMaill,
The Cornei Drug Store,". Albaay.oi
T1(
OR BARGAINS In real estate address
P or etU on lames W Cardwell A Co.
Jelferaon.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge Burnett Holds a Half Days
Session.
Pursuant to adjournment Judge Bur
nett held court this forenoou and trans
acted the following business :
A Hackleman agt city of Albany. De
fendant was given until first day of next
term to answer.
Same in J H Mullen agt City of Al
bany and J A Thornton agt City of Al
bany. Isaac Saltmarsb agt H B Miller et al
Findings dimissing suit and decree
thereon.
S H McF.lmurry agt Hugh C Caldwell
etal. Sale confirmed.;
Jacob Kees agt Lav i ma H McCullouch
et al. Order for publication, and con
tinuance ordered.
J A McBride agt Bank of Oregon- Dis
missed as per stipulation.
John Leedy agt II Middlestadt. Order
ef publication allowed.
B N Berdman agtE Llleans aud wife.
Default and judgment.
In estate of Martha Hunter. Contin
ued. D M Osborne and Co agt S P Barger
aviil wife. Continued.
In the matter of the assignment of the
Bank of Oregon to W S Thompson as
signee, the petition for removal of as
signee having been beard at the regular
March term Judge Burnett handed in his
decision, with eight findings, of which
the following is the suos-ance :
1. That at the time and immediately
before the assignment Wr S Thompson
was teasurer and Jay Blain secretary of
the Albany Building & Loan Association,
aa well aa cashier and assistant cashier of
the Oregon Bank.
2 That at the time of the gesignment
and immediately before, Mr Thompson,
as such treasurer had a deposit $819 82
and Jay W Blain as stcreiary $296 as
secretary, besides $5S0 dse F S Crosby
from the association, which had been de
posited in the bank.
3. To secure the association a large
amount of promissary notes of the bank
were taken and heUl by Mr Thompson.
4. That said Blain and Thompson
knew at the time the bank was Insolvent.
5. That money on the notes was col
lected and applied to the payment of the
BALA deposits, the notes being sur
rendered. 6. Refers to transactions with First
National Bank of Port'and.
7. Before the assignment the Pank of
Oregon collected money on notes held by
the First National Batik of Portland
while yet in their possession, but never
remitted to said bank the money so col
lected, nor otherwise settle wfth It.
8 That after becoming assignee said
Thompson paid to said First National in
full out of money collected by him as as
signee from the assets of the Bank of
Oregon, some of the amounts so collected.
As a conclusion of law the court finds
that said W S Thompson as such as
signee is guilty of wasting and misap
plying the estate of said Bank of Oregon
and should be removed from his trust
as such assignee. It is further ordered
that D H James be appo.n'ed assignee
of the said bank upon giving bond, that
the goods, chattels and effects of every
kind be delivered to him by said bank,
also that said Thompson permit said
I James to have access to books, notes
and other accounts for the purpose of
making an inventory and that a final ac
count be filed by said Thompson br
the next term of court.
Matter cf assignment continued.
MrsTJBlack, spent Sunday in Al
bany with her daughter.
Mrs George Waggoner, of Corvallis. is
in the city the gneal of her mother, Mrs
Honck.
Hon John D Daly started lor Al-ea on
Wednesday, and will remain some days.
Yaquina Post.
Hermann Wise has been apr pointed
postmaster at Astoria. He is big adver
tiser and hence i entitled to the plum.
Prof C W Mullin, of Jordan, is in the
city to assist in conducting the exami
nation of teachers beginning on Wednes-
day.
Mr Nathan Needham, repub'ican nom
inee for county clerk, was in the city today-
Mr N will need votes more than
bam next June.
Dr Avery, of Corvallis, returned this
morning from a trip to the mid winter
(air. His sister, Mrs George Helm, was j
also in the city to-day.
Prof C H Jones, of the Geary school,
has been granted a lite diploma by the
state hoard of edncation.-Kugene Guard.
A former Linn county teacher.
K M Horton and Postmaster Thomas
Monteith left this noon on a trip to San
r rancisco and other par's of California,
Daring the absence of Mr Monteith F L
Kenton artH assist in the P O.
Geo M H viand, formerly of Eugene, is
now delivering spiiitnaliatlc lectures in
Portland.-Guard. Mr Hyl.nd was con-
nectea with ihe Ocean House at Xewport
last en muer.
Therf M e, h nlne bot M ,h reform
etnuoi
Joeph Andrew ,who say he's the cham
pion jumper of the world, on a New Yoik
variety stage last week jumped with little
apparent effort ever the back of a horse 16
hands high, and In aseri'sof three jumps
covered a distance of 43 feet.
As Old Case. The case of Charles
Altschnl vs the Willamet e Valley &
Coast railroad, Oregon Pacific railroad,
T Egenton Hogg, the farmer's Loan dt
Trust Company, and the toceivers of the
two railroads a snit to remove a cloud
from title waa argued in the United
States circuit conn before Jadge Bellin
ger Friday, Mr Wall is Nash appearing
for the defendants and C K 8 Wood and
Henry Ach for the plaintiff. This auit
involves the title to the land grant of
the Willamette Valley & Cascade Moun
tain and Wagon Road Company and has
been tried numerously until it is quite
a chestnnt, and yet it involves land
worth several million dollars, more or
less.
A Good Gauk. - The ganr.e between tbe
Albany college nine and the O A C's was
a surprise to our friends up the river. I
On account of the previous cyclone at
Corvallis they thought they had a soft
snap; but tne Aipany ooys naraenea j
bnt tbe
their muscles and did some excellent
work. Corvallis only scored in two in
nings making a fire works of 9 in the 3rd
inning and 4 in the ninth, while Albany
scored 1, 0, 6, 1. 3, 5, 0, 4, 20 to 13.
Washburn pitched three innings and
Thompson the remainder of the game,
doing; some remarkably effective work. It
was an interesting game, greatly appre
ciated by the smalr audience that wit
nessd it.
Looks Like Bl'hinikh. The follow iag
from the Astorian is the best railroad
item Astoria has bad for some time:
Late last evening it was learned that the
first eastern money Astoria has seen
from a railroad source was a New York
draft for $5,000 given to the Knlton
Brothers bv Edward Browne yesterday
to lift a judgment they held against the
Astoria and Portland railroad. Mr
BroWne was bunted up, and in an inter
view stated that he would not so into
specific details, but the finances are all
arranged for back east, and that he is
here to take up the Metialeui route road
and complete it, and expects to stay here
until all the arrangements are made and
work begun on the road.
The Wobbt Gbowlebb. The follow
ing from the Astorian is a little bit harsh
bnt at the same time there is donsidera
ble aense in it:
Some people who are now complaining
of bard times have had just such hard
times for the past ten years. When a
man refuses to work and stands around
the street corners complaining that there
is no labor for him he always will be
pressed financially. And tbe sooner the
newspapers publish that man's obituary
the better it will be for the community.
Tne house cf John Marks, of Tallman,
was recently broken into ami robbed of $20.
It was thought to be the work of a stranger
seen in the neighborhood.
A Pendleton paper beasts of as many
ana as enmusnuiue wneeiiiien as any city
in the U 8 of its size. What's the matter
with Albany.
Campaign nuisances is the head of an
editorial in a alem paper. It refers to
some af the blowhards going over the
state talking politics, or trying to. The
head is a timely one.
TXT lb 3D AST
Stood Vr. The following from the
Salem Journal read like u California stago
robbery i
List evenina as Louis P Larden. Sam 'I
Ludi and Thoo Rott went out Capital street
from church they stopped at the junction of
the (i aulen road. After chatting there, and
as they wen- abont to say "good night,"
they were accosted by a largo man with a
revolver ;nd ordered to "throw up hands."
At first they supposed it a practical joke,
but tin1 highwayman grew impatient and
tired a shot, repeating his demands. The
men now began to realize their danger.and
as they had but little money with thorn
thought best to disgorge. While Mr Lar
den was getting out his purse the other two
men escaped, and as he fumbled over the
first dollar, the knight of the highway held
his revolver against the breast of his victim,
constantly swearing and making threats.
At last Mr tardea opened his pocket book
and turned the contents onto the ground
abobt $3.00 in all when the robber got
down on one knee to pick up the coin, still
lointing the gtin at his man. After he was
satisfied there w;us no more lucre to lie had,
he wry politely handed back Mr Larden 'a
purse and his tool chest key, which was in
it, he started to run, going east on the
Garden road. The highwayman was a tall,
dark complexioned man, a large frame.
He had a pocket handkerchief over his head
which partially covered his face, and a hat
on top of it. His voice seemed familiar to
some of the men and they think they could
identify him.
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Crook Covnt y. This week Allen
Nye sold 1000 head of mutton sheep to
Frank Hershie for the Chicago market to
be delivered after shearing. We under
stand that the price waa $1.50 per head.
There is a freak in the way of a cat in
Prineville. U is the property of GeXKM
O'Neal, and may be seen any day sitting on !
the planer flume waiting for a fish to swim
along, when the cat jumps onto it, catches ;
it, and carries it away for a meal. I
lirand Master Mackev will visit (Kiioeo
Lodge A O 0 W next week, and will hold
a public meeting in the court house Monday
evening, to which everybody is invited.
ll members of the order are especially re
quested to attend.
J .1 Smith, cf Sisters, spent
spent last Sunday
in Prineville. We regret to learn that Mr
Smith contemplates leaving for Idaho soon.
tie has not sold his property in this eo n n
however, anil mav return here to reside
sometime in the near future.
T M Baldwin. D F Stewart and W B
Fuller were up to the Ochevo mines the first
weTk-. 1 52 MV ,lh,nKS "P
then. live placer claims are bang
worked, employing!.! men. There are also
twnamawareaagiattie McAllister quart.
mine. 1 hen? is an uUnn lauiv of water for
i imuiutr. una a mm vi mrx
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The total n-ceipts at the
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sheriff's
follows :
office Saturday evening were as '
i $ ittM
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21.16
i!6.00
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Albany
Brownsville
Halsey
Lebanon
Sodaville
Poll
County school
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A heavy patment Satunlav evening was
that of W M Laddof $412.50 on Albany i
proriertv '
i
Mi -t Axsweb Them. At a meeting of
the Lane county Pomona grange, held in
Kugene. May 5. the committee on legisla
tian reported the following list of questions
to he asked the legislative candidates now
before the people cf Lame county for
election :
First Are you in favor of the nenact
ment of the mortgage tax law. and will you
work and vote for its reenartment ?
Second Are yon in favor of the deduc
tion of all lna fide indebtedness within the
B r , , . . ,, , . I
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age of American silver, and w,ll you use I
your influence and your bet tffona to eWt
a candidate jtbe I nited Mates senate who
la in favor af the free coinage of American
" arrl- t i i
ru.i.. . in yu u.o. a .a, F.v. .......
for the payment of tax.- on peraonal prop-
erty in the spy ing. and real e-tate in tje fall
of the year t
Arrit3j rou Horsk Stkauno. So-
daville h:A a peculiar horse stealing case
vesterdav. Justice Parrish presided, and '
Ilenutv ' IVrjaw-'tint. Attorney Keller an- '
peared fcr the prosecution and A F Stowe
. . w . ' x.
for the defenilaint. a young man about 19
years of age. named Frank Robinson. Ac
coiding to the testimony young Robinson
took the horse belonging to his sister, Effie
Vanderpo d. from a pasture and traded it
for a pony, fiddh aud $1. He waa held
under $'J00 bonds to await the action of tbe
Brand jury. It was afterward learned that
a younger brother was with Frank at the
time of the affair; but no action has len
taken against him.
AcBOSs the Kiveb is becoming a great
country for excitement. Yesterday a Cor
vallis justice of the peace considered tbe
case of Ed Zeyss, jr. arrest! for assaulting
Mr Lintro. "the otier side of Thornton
Lake- Young Zeyss and Miss Shannon
and others were' there when a dis-nte
arose Between Zeyaa ami Lingo, result
ing in the former assaulting Lingo, who,
though, according to tbe rejwrt, was en
tirely too muscular for the Albany yo-ing
man. While Linp had Zeyss down Miss
Shannon is said to have ued some very
emphatic language, resulting in a warrant
being issued for her arrest tor asing pro
fane language. The result of her case is
not yet known. The justice taxed the fine
and coste against Zeyss at $1.", which was
paid.
The R. R. Oims. The railroad com-
migiiioners. having finished their inspection
0f the Southern Pacific lines last week. met
at the capitol yesterday to attend to some
r0ntine details before leaving last night for
Albany and Yaquina to inspect the Oregon
racihc. 1 wo petitions from up on the I n
ion Pacific, calling for newer and more
effective cittleguards, were given exhaust
ive attention and put on the inspection cal
endar of the U P trip, which will be com
menced next Monday, ihe board will also
investigate the recent accident on that road
by which two lives were lost. Today they
liegin at Yaquina and work toward the
mountain end of the Oregon Pacific. Salem
Statesman. "Work" is good. Looking
after cattlegunrds is also good. Looking;
after free lunches furnished by railroad of
ficials is better. This Oregon R R Coin is
a daisy institution.
A DniLMNii Contest. The Ashland
Tidings says : W W Walters.of thisjplace,
who has gone to San Francisco to sec the
Midwinter fair, will be one of the contest
ante in the miner's drilling contest to take
place there on the 22nd. The contest will
be to make the best showing with a hand
drill, single man, in fifteen minutes, drill
ing Rjckland granite- The first prize will
be for $200 and the championship of the
coast. There will no doubt be a large
nuuilier of men engaged in the cjnteit, bnt
Mr Walters has strong hope of carrying off
a prize.
Tiik GAR Encampment. The grand
encampment of the OAR and W R C of
Oregon occurs at Roaeburg beginning to
morrow. One of the events of the occasion
will be the dedication of the new soldier's
home, just completed. Those attending
from lbany are S S Train and A B
Woodin, who went on last night s ovr
land, and John lones, Mrs N H Allen
and daughter, Mrs S S Train, Miss Rose
Train, Mrs Win Meyer, Miss Kelley.Mrs
Rowell, Mrs Woodruff and the W R C
Commander Mrs Harkness, to-day.
Remember A P. Mcllwuin
1 cutting prices in all lines of merchan
dise and will give you the best goods to be
obtained for the least money.
Best Rlvlted Overalls per pair $ .50
5 pr Kocktord bocks 25
"15 yds Good Muslin l.oo
1$ yd Shirting l.oo
15 yds Outing Flannel 1,00
Tangent.
May 7, 18M.
The regular monthly meeting of Tangent
grange was held the fourth Suturday in
ApriL There was a fair attendance for
this time of the year.
There was some question! of hnpGrtaace
discussed.
The secretary read the quarterly report
which showed a membership of 72 at the
quarter ending March 31. SUs were
taken for a picnic some time in lime, a
committee was appointed to make the
proper arrangements.
During a rece. s (lie choir g ive us some
nice music.
During the dull times it is essentially
necessary for the members of the grange to
le up and doing, for if ever they needed
the benefits of the order it is right now,
for by strict attention to business the ob
toots sought will be obtained, there U no
dad of an organization that will Boorish
unless it has the proper attention.
The fall grain passed through the winter
in good condition, hid the late rain has
colored the blades in the low ground
The cherry crop will bo exceedingly
abundant if there is no more frosts. Other
kinds of fruit promises well.
K&rly gardens is coining on nicely and
everything is growing fast. Farmers are
not through with their spring seeding, as
the rains come too often to let the ground
get in condition for work.
Farmers are learning to noooomixs as I
well as all other classes of people, for the
low prices of all kinds of produce compel
every one to be as economic aa possible.
Politics is raging quite fiercely in this
part of the country.
If one was to judge by the ubus each
party heap- upon the other, it would scorn
that we had arrived at a time when honest v
was a thing of the part,
However I suppose each one thinks they
are right, and amhoMal in their views, so
ulev ,iv th blame on the shoulders of some
one else.
At last accounts the families of F Hol
zapfel and P Slate had about recovered
from the effects of tho scarlet fever. The
former iost 2 and the latter one of their
children.
The First Baptist churcn of Portland is
to hare a $100,000 pipe organ, which doe
oot look much like ha;d llmrt.
I non j h k .Moreioc. a lortner rej.-re-lanatathre
from Linn count v, is one of the
nominees for represeniative on the dctno-
A n-.eeting of the degree of Honor, A
U v w wi,,sbe ne!J a, to morf'ow
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rfa Member, are evne.tly rc-
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received a dUnatch from !ln&'n t d
that fhe Krhool bond, were? fti.inrMrJ vrfrr. 1
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day. They will be signed at once.and the
meuey delivered by the agent will be
hete upon their receipt.
The man who called tarsaparilla a
Iraud, had good reason j for he got hold nf
a worthless mixture at reduced rates. "
He changed his opinion, however, when
he began to take Aver'. Sarsaparllla . It
pays to be careful, when buying meJi
cine.
,-A wolf in sheep's clothing'
the sub-
atuute offered by the "cutter" a. being
just as good as Ayer'. baraaparilla. II
you don't wnt to be bitten, inaist on hav
ing Aver' BaeaapanlH, : even if it i a
little dearer. Depend on it, ft ail! be
cheaper lor ruu in IBM end.
The Prctbvterr of the Piesoyterian :
church it In session in thi city to day, on j
i .4.-v . a special call. Among other things ar
21.07 j range. nca'j will be made for receiving the
tmJOO i new pastor of the Salem Church, for sup 1 Connaaght
6.00 i plying the pulpits at Newpjn Mehama anj persnages.
51.101.43 , Independence and l3T receiing 1'W
young men Into the ministry.
Mr Frar.k Wclgett.cf Portland, is in i
tbecity I-
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Mr Card well, of J w tanlweli Co.. f
Jefferson, was in the citr toilav.
Prof
school.
Adams, of the Newport public , M Cunningham to Grant Cunning
hich ha just been closed for the , ham et al. 15 acres. tS 4
season, has been in the citv several davs.
Mr ltotur Hamilton, a prominent and
learned populist, of Scio. has be. in the
citv tiday. Mr Hamilton annxin vs him I
self in favor of Coxevism.
WE (Jan. of Philadelphia, and FBI
t ps,;u i-i.u;. ..i rn:
of Philadelphia. and IB
Flennning, of t'hi.-agu. am vol in Albnnv I
this noon, and during the afternoon were j
whipping the placid waters of the ViHa- j
aiette. They are doing the coast.
Mrs M J Kinney has ju.t returned to j
Afloru irom reatiie. vtan. wner oe i
weat lo lueet her ;.r Maria White.
on her le(urn honie from northeni India. !
wnere for eicht years ahe ha. Wn bbor- i
in? at a mUMonary. she Iwiiur the
foamier and reaident phician of a large I
hospiui in KiaJKot. est.inli.he.1 under tbe
aus,,icesl of ,h t nit, Pres.l.vvrian church
,1 the British governui-nt." Ir White i
j,lst retovering teoaa a severe il!nes bnwglit
on by overwork, and will remain in Sea:
tie some time with ber sister. Mrs Kinney,
?he i accompanied by another returning
missionary. Miss Vounjr. al) from India.
SI' . l , . ' 1 1
jaias i ounif, alter a lew uay s rest, win
proceed to her rrnue in Iowa. Astorian.
A CaiMFRV. One ot the bet butter i
maker In Linn county la Mr Oau Vehrs
ol Sodaville. Mr Vetir ha been miiklng j
thlrtv cow for wmrtime and shipping!
ihe butler lo Portland wiere he ha ro
calved cents s roll the year round.
The demand has been o reliable tt at he
ha decid-d to branch out. To dav Stew
I
art & Sox received for him the biggest
-K...n in t inn f, .. . . n i , , I
,.i . .n .. ...nn. i ,.,.-,
with power snachmcnt Mr Vebr ha
the praaalM of the milk oTltS cow, and
will run a cieamery at Ma place In Soda-
..in- i u : . n..ua . i.
busine .
.
The earliei svmpiom
A dtsnepsia
such a dittres after eatini-, hesrtburn
and occasional headaches, should not be
neglected. Take Hood' Sarsaparllla if
you w ish to be cured.
Hood's Pills cure all liver ill. blll'ou.
! nets, jaundice, indigestion; sick headache
S.eak Thiek. -ILst night some one
went into the slaughter house of K.inerick
A- Holt and took both hams from a dressed
hog. Mr Holt, although a republican,
feels quite sure the man who took it is a
republican, and he stands ready to give his
reasons for this 11 ief.
A Goon Suowiso. The net earnings
of the Oregon Pacific for April were
$157 in the face of the fact that the ex
penses were increased considerably on
account of several improvements made
and paid for. The paymaster will make
a tour of the road next week. The effi
cient receiver Mr Clark and the Salem
Journal man are entitled to much credit
for the showing made.
Beware of Ointments ior Catarrh that
contaij Mercury,
aa mercury will surely dmtroy the rtnue ot
amell and completely .lerangotho whols system
when entering it through the mucous surfaces.
Btich articles should nrver be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physiciana, aa th9
damage they will do i tea fold to tho good yon
can possibly derive from them, llal.'a C'atarra
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney tt Co..
Toledo, O., contains no mercury, ana Is taken
internally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfacesof thesystem. In buying Hall's
Catarrh Cure be sure yoa get tho genuine. It Is
taken internally and is made In Toledo, Ohio,
by V. S. Cheney At Co. Testimonials free. .
Mtr bold by llruggist. prts "6c. per bottle.
Wcoo Saw lata. The undersigned Is
prepared to do wood sawing, and split
ting and piling it desired, on terms to
euit the times. Leave orders at the feed
store of R M Robertson one door east of
the Democrat office- (r b Acheson.
C K Biownells grocery store is Increas-
n-j in popular ltv. lie carries a line stock
In a light room, easily accessible and
gives bargains. Next door to (lie P O,
Kabo Corset. A nerfect dress form.
Dresses fit perfectly over tnem. Appro
ved by all dressmakers. b E Yoiini;
GaBDXX Skedh. nyerv body should
have a garden. Are you one who will.
Then go to Stewart & Sox Hardware Co
and make your selection from u fresh supply
of all tho seeds in the market, the largest
stock in the city.
Kid Glovbb. I have jast received
tlie new spring shades of the celebrated
Centemeri kid gloves and also those
with the large pearl buttons. I expect
to carry these in colors to match the
suitings. I earry also lines of the Foster
hook, Biarritz, chamois and gauntlet
gloyes. S E Youmo.
"WE JOUST IE S
HOME AND ABROAD
J ut what you waul -jour photo taken
at Tinkles .ind and Kerry.
There wtli he woik In the First Degree
at Albany Lodge 4 1 O O Fjthfs evening.
Visiting brothers made welcome by order
of N G.
Patronize the Albany Steam Laundry.
Albany white people run It, work for It
and patronize it. Are you one of Albany
white people.
Another Invoice of Gilbert! fast black
saltern- In plain and brocaded. Also
percalines in fast black and coloisund fatt
black orgar.dles just received at Samuel
Voung's.
Times are haru but that should not keep
yo.ir from having your photo made. Stop
at Tinkles corner 2nd Kerry and sec bow
cheap you can yet 11 g,Hd photograph.
Owing to the fact :hat T J Slite will be
out of the city durjn 'Republic exami
nation ot teacher to ! held this week his
place will be filled by 1'icf It K Michener
of Lebanon . Prof Mf hener ia one of the
most successful teachers In the county
aiul will make at- excellent examiner.
A steamboat excursion will e given by
the Maiine Hand of (Jorvallis Sunday,
May 13th from Corvalllslo Salem and re
turn. The steamer KIwooJ will leave
Corvallls at a m ; Albany ":3o: Buena
Vista. ; lndepender.ee, 10, arriv'ng at
Salem at :i a :n.Return trip will leave
Silem 113 pm. Dining whicn time the
Marine Band will give a Sacred Concert
in Salem. Round trip tickets froir Cor
vallla and A lb ny , ft 00; Buena Vista,
75c; Independence, 50c.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Mr J F liai-.iei. of Larwoid. was in the
city today
Misses Eva Cowan and Krr.raa Pfeiffer
returned this noon from an enjoyable vUit
in Portland.
u- v.,1. iu.t ..;r...i
: T"". .i:V :.r ."i V. I
.... a "
organize a class.
A recent aftrno.m party given l v 1!---ie
Parker, daughter at Mr W II Parker, as-
sisted by her bmtlie.s Clarence and Harvey
was a great su - es and very pleavm: at
fair. Til.? present wen?: K';iu Parker
Jessie Chftt.n. 'r.i Harknes-. F ranees aiel
F.va French. Teresa Baumbart. Maud and
Ka Lanareead rrances tanabam, Inez ur, Mr and Mrs Branson and family. Mr
Miller. Nellie Miller. Margaret Cundiff. i Barrows and laughtir. Mr and Mrs Peters.
1 eta and I. m.i llentoii. orj Mm,.n,
li . . : M l, , - i s .
u.iiue vi-"ii. iciri ri-ner. r.iv niwiam.
Lord nrinaj, Clifford Klpin. IKmald ami
Johnnie Graham. Pnilo Crawford. Alfie
fihewv ru.. i-.rri.r. ru-.L
-ar
Baumgart. Johnnie French. Kov
Parker. Koy McFarland. :uul Flo Nutting.
MK-i Winona M Bonbatn le-ves Thur-
lav morning f.r Calcutta, India, via the
Canadian Pacific. She will be ancon
romnan- j
Mrs B F I
icl be b r paanata. Judire and
Ih.nnam. to ancouvr, II V-. and to l ort
land by her aunts. Mis;s Bjney. of Kugx.
and Mrs J A baker, of Salem. Mia Bon
ham will lie met in Hong Kocg by friend,
of ladne :ind Mrs B)n):xui and h.er tarse.
Mr IUlin A Abbott, to whom she wi'l be
marrie! at the residene of Captain and I
arn v.ro:i;. rrom nong nonjf icey
proceed via Singapore and Penang to
t-ali-utta. their home, where Mr Abbott is
proprieor cf an etensive indign j !ana
tion. Huring Judge Bottham's five yeai.'
n.idencie abroad aa consul general b Qat
cutta. India, Mis- Itonham lam .iuirm
esl with life in the i Hrient, where she met
and mingled with many
l Kngla:ip' ,
be was pre- i
noted people, among them
s-ntei a! ooart to Lord and Ija.lv Ihiffenn.
fard KoseKurv, the Iuke and luches of
and many other
aleai Statesman.
inaCB
Real Estate .ils.-.
M and BUaahettl I Kjwcing la H I
Iowning. one haif inter-.t iu
4 15 Vj acrw, 1 1 K I I
aoi
L tawool to francos t.avocu.
. ' ''f- ' - , -
A hton to W m lln-nner. 1 lot,
?5?ii iV '
Harriett Maple to Albany HuiMing
iJAn aaeocaangB, aa r..
u m Albany
Wm Brenner to A M Shelbn. 11x120
feet, f'cio
N ' Me .-era to John Smeeser.
S00
50x177 feet. Sao
Reut-en 1 :w to Marietta Sfii
It,
.. lot ltanon
J A Griffin to Ella and Mafuie
Ihinlap . acre 1" w 4
Chas Itan'f r.1 to i 'iriiin .!)
icxea, IS w 4
Wm Maag to Ja T and lola Iawe.
TOO
...
'-' lot. Mill City
It Stewartson to A W Gordoa,
I lot bl M. li 2nd ad. Albany.
E Meinintrer to Ititia Smith.
115
fOOj
IfO
2 lots. 1.1 -. S A
J !h.-a to I I Foli.-tt and II r Jack
sc.n. lease of 10 axre at "-To jt
year. .
Y M Miller to Hulda Milier. 87jhj
acre and several lot. l?!anon . S
S to Elijah Boots and wife. HQ
acre. 11 E 1 Patent
8 to Samuel Pi' kens. 899.00 acres.
IS E I Patent
met
OakvUlc.
The Young Mens Republican club
last niirht. C A Canv was the first to ad
I dress tiie audience.
he scon exhauste-i all j
( he steam he had generated and ha.1 no
! 7 to.!l . Mul on wa,e he
! Itory vest Mr toon made a few remarks.
! He i- a Raravi. a Prohibitionist. but nil a
i.rana. ana ne win vou ior pnjiiiniwu in
the republican party, this looks cranky to
' "tners i-nr. tnere i- .is nn, n -.-n- t . : .i-
. :- 1' is ... 1.1 : S ,11.,,
Ird is on the republican side " Aft.-r Mr
Coon had said all he knew, and more too.
J C brown, candidate for state senator on
the prohibitionist ticket, made a reply to
1 Mr 1 '. which called forth a numlr of oues-
tions which were easily answered by Joe.
The Populist club will meet next Thurs
day, br Hill will deliver the address of the
evening. Everybody is invited.
Nathan Needham is visiting over the
countv He is a candidate far county
clerk.
Billy Morgan treed a own last Taaaday,
but it took water so Billy diln't get the
hide. Amicv.
Meet inn of Presbytery.
The Presb7tery of the Willamette of
the Presbyterian church met in thiscit
'. Y
IU'
yesterday afternoon, with Rev Hutchi
son, the moderator, in the chair.
The relationship of Re Ir Townsend
and the Independence chorch as dis
solved on account of the health of his
family, and he was placed at Newport.
Arrangements were made for the in
stallation of Rev Hutchinson as pastor of
the Salem church.
Mr 1 H McCullagh was given tempo
rary license to preach and will be under
the Presbytery.
Mr Bert VV right, of Lebaben. was taken
under the charge of the Presbytery while
preparing for Use ministry.
Judge Whitney, S A Dawson and T P
Hackleman, talked democracy, republi
canism and prohibition, at Tangent last
night until 10:30. The democrats around
that city are well pleased with the man
ner in which the democracy was cham
pioned. THING worih con
'sideling is the facttha
Will & Stark have a
big and superior stock
watches .-hirlc.
f jewelrv, and silver
waie to telect from
They keep up wl
the times In the
late
novelties. If you want tne bes1.
at leasouablc prices call on them
goh
AU.au Market.
V liea ,40c.
OaU, :w
Hour, ts.oo.
Batter, 13a.
Kggs, 10c.
Iaml, 12 to 16e.
Pork ham.12to 16e; ahoulder,9ito10ei
aldss. It to 13c.
Hay. baled, f 7.
Vo atoea, 40.
Apple , 4
Hope, ltle.
Dried fruit plums, He, apples, So,
Chickens, ft 00 per doaen.
Beef, en ft ol, 1'-.
Hogs, drraaed. 5Ho.
Highest of all n Leavening
m
I
ABSOLUTELY PURE
A Visit to TUB Faik. The wife of the
Man abont Town returned this morning
from a trip to San Francisco, after an ab
sence of twenty-two days anil six hours.
Having gone tosw what she could see, as
well Bl to visit friends and relatives, she
took in everything, from the Midwinter
fair to Chinatown and thj city tail. A
1 thiet
days attendance on the fair, last
. 11m sometimes till 11 o'clock at night,
' rewnled in..-t at the wonderful sights the
natural products of the coast, the muiufao-
tend articles of the world, grand diph-.v,
I of art. euriiisities without end. meritorious
and fake -ide shows, the midway plaisam.
tr.e '49 . amp that takes the eye of the old
j t'mers, the mysterious maze, the Hawaiian
I ullage, the tower, wheel, scenic railroad,
ru few things a woman's eye and curios
I ltv do not cover. She is tireless in her
I efforts not to mi- anything and to g-t the
' worth of her money, and so takes a luneh
i and remains until lat at night. The fair
; is worth seeing. The environments of San
, Francisco offer many things for the person
wnu eye reauy ior tne ijeautital and curious
Among the trips made was 00 over San
rianciseo geaorally in a carriage, past her
monuments and old land marks, a visit to
Berkley with her elegant surroundings, a
trip to Stanford, where two among the
l-t
' . eiuui'U
students there. Percy Younir and
" -ons 111 .iispiaying
- r . ,. 1 .
,M ''"''ngs and grouniU of one of the
most (animus ol
f the worlds nnit-onitiis. ,!
Menlo Cark. as well as the oualitv of the
culinary department at the noonday repast.
"iolden iaU' Park. Sutro Keights ami
Straw U-rry Hill, Piednnnt. the seals aa i
many ottier placet and things formed the
rounds oefore the ri-it was complete. The
Man a)out Town's wife is under particular
obligations to Mr ami Mrs Blair and fam-
31 r J c -Mittmg. of .orthheld. Minn, who
is also visiting there, and others, for many
acta of kindness and consideration during
htr first visit to the Golden tiate City.
ScaOOt. Teju'iikk... The regular juar
terly teachers examination :..i:-r. . in
circuit court room at 1 o'clock thi after -
n,jOD wttil an r'ro"ln,nt of thirty energetic
aI'I'''cant- Following are the name:
D Clifford. Jordan
Mias Cora Cox, Lebanon.
Mi Fena Flory, Sodaville.
F M i.irard. Lac. .nib
W J Grimes. loster.
Keeka Homver. lordan.
Fred Horner, Mill City.
B B H -irises. Harnshurg.
Jess M Hunter. Kingston.
Cla.secc ; Ingram, fsodaville.
Ml-- : la. ks-.n. .-.-ial;!
A H L-'fiamrrow. Lacomb.
Mias Ida Miiler. Hoiley.
Charlie NemUn.i. Sodaville.
1-ouie New land.
Mi.- K!.- ..i Parrisii "
E C Pry
Mi-- Nettie Pugb. Sbedd.
M -- IW;- 1 j Ran i. A:ban
1" L Rice. Waterloo.
Miss I Mia Roliertson. SUrton
John D Russell. Sci.
Mi Ida Smith. Taiima-i.
Mi.s liusta tever. Brxisrirrille.
( L Lran. Lebanon.
Flora E Tbomps c. Brownsviiie
Mrs Liuia M Titus. Kingst. n
Cora D Vann. Tangent
Miss Anna Worrell. Albany.
Mrs Anna Williams. Albany.
Til y. Croi-s The crop-weather bulletin
of the Aregv,n State Weather Service, for
the week ending Tuesday. May .h. 1.4.
s M liandford. Observer. Weather Bureau.
shorn-, the following
Through the intervention of cloudy ami
cool weather the frost which occurred on
the morning of the second lost it iniuriou
ffert. Fnnt is believed 10 have been only
aHsjbtty lam age. 1 in some sections and in
others no injury ha uvn discovered Thi
is tbe condition in all except Josephine.
Jakaon and portions of IVxigla county.
Ail the report received from Josephine and
I arks, m counties are unfavorable regarding
the injury by fre-sts and the future prr-spevti
of the fruit crop. Temler vegetation aa
aiso injurei in tne s.-atbem counties.,
.. p - 'V
r laly in all lections. e-Iing of spring
i - somi v,'iuii.-iou. 1 rvjrres in
farm ing operations is being made in Marie n i
. ' . , iio! ht': i 'iv 1 u use mcsi
Wkwar.1 county of tbe Willamette valley
1 during this seacn. Fall sown wheat in
some sections is eighteen in. he high. tn
; well drained land abundant yields of grain
are cspevted.
A pAXTiiW CDatatMRT. The Salem
lournal tell- the following: Silas E Una
arl returnej last night from the Flkborn
OOBsttry, wbere he .iit with a party last
1 Tuesday toeiplon-the pyramidal structure
i ' h ack iennite rxics, which was recently
assnovataa ser.n mne .st ot Mill t ity
He was a-siste.1 by N P Ouimby. of Mill
City and Clifford lones. They soon found
it impossible to drill tne rock.' which is so
hard that it readily cuts glass, i nearly
bl.u k and full of glistening diamond-like
jartic!es. that take a high polish. Several
hou. s were spent in attempting to drill
n...is in tne mie but all the drills were '
speedly rumd and the use of explosives j
had to l aUmdoned. Tlie party then went
to work in the top of the structure aud I
! 0an.sl a jkvs;. by breaking away the
north wall and cleaning away all tlie debris
ani uin. n na the appearance ot a small 1
pyramiJ. enrase.1 in stone walls, rising at j
an angle of alout twenty-five degrees. lut j
the mystery of its purpose, or construction
II still unsolved. It would probably take
in eypert geologist to determine whether it
is a product of nature or of human hands.
The exploring party has not given up the
investigation but will return with a dyna
miting outfit about July 1st to continue to
pejietrate into the mystery of Coxey's tem
ple on the Santiam.
PoesoaiMU . This morning Henry
Johnson, jr. who lives about live milts
north of this city, in Benton countv. was
; awakened by his dog howling to bo let out
i f the house. He arose and let him out of
i tbe b.snst. T.iltar nn I, a .Mm, .lr.w.-.,.l
himself and went to his spring to gtt a
drink of water. He returned to his house
where hfi Hv.nI nlone. and liegan at once to
feel symptoms of jwisoning. He became
unconscious and remained so for two hours.
Recovering lie started to go to his brothers
for brenkfast. He had not seen his dog
since lettinir him out of his room. When
he arrived at his fathers he found his dog
thorn having spasms. The conclusion was
Uiat some one had poisoned the dog and
tne wiuer in ua spring.
SrrEKioit Actixo. The Grisuier
Daviaa trap were given a good audience
for the times. It teles a popular troup to
draw nowadays even a fair sized audience
" The New South" was up to tlie best ev
pectfttions of the audience, and our citizens
were given some legitimate drama f merit
Ihe company is full of star performers, the
nature of the play demand ing that there K
no drones in it. The company is one of the
l"st in the I S and always irive the DUbuc
something good. The New South is a very
entertaining play, presented with a talent
that has given the troup a national repute,
Hon.
tlo to Parker Bio
for
your
grocerie.
Highest Honors at World's Fair
D-PRICE'S
The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum.
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard.
Power Latest V. S. Gov't Report
rowcier
Linn County Council.
funcil met in the h:Ul of Charity Oranire
Ro. 108 May eta, MM.
Called to order by President H M Palmer
at the Banal hour. The secretary H C Jor
dan ling absent theforeaident appointed J
II Scott to fill that position.
Tlic choir favored :i- with Wferal nice
songs.
Hoi I call found
sentative-i preaenl
grange- with repre-
A r!oluHon was off -re,l against the ap
propriation by the state of money to col
lege and universities, which was pretty
thoroughly discussed. The rt-sfjlution was
adopted. Another matter of of i uiportance
to the order was referred to the delegates
to the state grange for itn approval.
A committee of three was appointed to
wait on Uip count v court and urge that
immediate action be tekea in tlie a.llection
of fiinibi which is in the hands of certain
individuals iielonging to the countv. It waa
asked that the cjntv mak.- ano'jier ap
portionment of the s:hool fands on liand
alter tne 14Ui of Mav as many of the dis- !
tricta are in debt and need the mon.y.
Th? next meeting of th- council will lie
with HaJsey (Jrang.- the 1st Sxt'ir lav in i
June.
We bad quite an interesting meeting
throughout the .lay. a large numljcr being '
present. Many good suggestions were
offerrl by Ihxe in attnilance. Charity is i
a live grange and just a its time indi
cate, i. very charitable.
After spending the day very t v-.intly j
we adjourned.
A B MCIWAIVS PRICK LIST.
Cut Prices for Cash.
9 lb Extra C sugar for
I7 lb Grai.ulated Sugar
5I.OO ,
1.00 i
1 00 1
1.01
1.-JO !
.20
- J5!
S
.5!
.to
25 iO Ko.led Oai
5 lS (irecn Coffee
4lbs ArbuckV Coffee
No. 1 Cream C!.eee per pound
GunOlwdr Tea OS. rw.int
I f.nA T. T ! ,
mmm J -. OH pVS mf " ' -O ......
3 can be: To.r.v.ov .
Best Iowa Sugar Corn per can ......
i lb Go!d Dust Waahir Powder
Eagie Br. id Con.icnd Milk per can
Bct Pa:cn' Roller Fiourper Sack
C gal Best Pearl Cca! Oil
Fine Ocgon Hare per lb
The best Broorr. inAlbany for
2o I
I :
.- .lo
.15 !
weight
All good. wrran:ed ad fui!
Cuaraniecd.
A B atcllwain's is the Mace
for Boots and Shoes You can get (Jo'.i
Dollar for 60 cen- is r.e bor from Sr
; :.ar.-s.: i - cash ani get the lowest p
: Below we Bj jote price osi new goodr iat!
arrired
1-ot i Men
Extra Sinoe .
Si. 23
1.85 1
1.1:
'5i
z
25.0'
:.2;
: 00
.t;I
"' 2 " Iop.go! hoe
3 " HtsnTf Shoe
" 4 ' F.r.e Shoes...:
" 5 " Hearv Boot
' 6 Mediim Boot.
T " Extra Tap Boot
" S Ladies Ti; Dongola Shoe
j 9 " Tip Fine Shoe
10 Ladies and Misses Shoes A
sorted Call ana examiue the above
nd be coo
Dollars for
counter trr
vlnced :nat vou can buv Gold
60 cen"s.
tasayacfaaa
p'.j ca ctnter
All ... It Alone.
Tbe aesaoeaata, populists and repuii.-ans
have taken 3 new departure and "have 1
different 'lay for making the coontr
is-.
aa aesE
iegin at Syraraae en t
May l. the reriablican st Foster on the
lh and tbe r-ni:!ib t'-re-' ,lat earlier at
B.s:k t'rtek. Tbey all end at Albanv on j
June "J. Below we give th days, without
tne hr-ur
. ttemontrubwng May until I and
last, beitl in Jane, the ktters mdi-
S at the
catieg the isart
I R P
1- r 21
j , 2s n
1 ?i B
-i a
2-2 a-, n
23 -JS
-4 2"'
L'4 1 S -.".l
25 19 .
2T :) 31
: 31
SB 21
89 h 16
22 lfi
31 22 D
SI 1 1
1 81 19
a
19
V r. -:e
11-
f.
Harrisburg ....
- v
Brcwnrille ...
Crawfordsville .
weet Home
Waterloo
Sodaville
lafbannri
Roik t rvvk....
Lyons . .
Jonlan
Shelburn
Scio
Santiam
Albany
Ijbertv
Holly."
Laoomli
SI
Cr NflF
Psaker tiro, (roots.
N cream cheese just received a'. Conrai
Meycia.
P J Smiley job printer, Flian Block, do
rst claaa ork.
Smoke the celebrate.1 Havana filled 5 cent
cigar at Johns Joseph's.
Dr M H Kiiis. iihvsioisn and sar.-eon
Albany, Ora. i'l male la eitv'or
ooantry .
Baths at isrcck
shaving and hair
cn:tins c! -
Moirci!kf.r trimmini. in the stpl Round trip tickets, ilicluti
nd new shade., jat recive.l at -S K ; 1 , I V. , J
Yoang'.
Parker Bros, lead in baked good, a
weil as in grocerie. Thi
Is the truth, a can be easily learned by
a trial When trading with
them, jou get wnat you call
for. Do not hesitate to
Place your cash with them It buvs
guantlty, quality and first class
treatment every day In the week
Ben Wool, vm Gmants Mr A Senders
announces to tho imWic that he is in the
field to buy O0t, KTnia. h'des. potatoes,
etc. Call on dim at his hendnuarters at
tho store of M Sternbiirg'. conwc First
.ind 1
proadalbin streets. Albanv
Clean towels t 'every dMoirer'at Viereck ,
shwing parlors.
Old fashioned family pllk onlv 10 cts a !
box at Fred 1jwsoii' lit: lc Irv:g Suie
on the corner.
i.nirr Lis;
Kodowirg is the list of letter ren.aining
in the post ollio at Albany, 1 inn county
Oregon, March SO, 1S94. .Persons calling for
these letters must give the dtte on which
they were advertised.
Jus A Hilyou.
DO Donia,
.1 T Nave.
I anis Smithey
U-vii B Ulea.
John William
Qaocaja Devia, 3,
Wm (ionnloy.
J Senders,
Mrs Roda Story,
Arthur T Vuljrauion
Taos. Montkitu, P. M.
Call On
READ. PEACOCK k CO.
AND
See Their Nice
and Trimmings.
dies Fine Shoes.
Julius Gradwohl
Informs us
That lie is preparing to move his stock of goads iuUj i .
Opera House store on 2nd street. AU his crockery, fancj
goods, and goods in general will be reduced in price for the
next GO days, or until further notice, for net cash.
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
J. JOSEPH,
GKEATLY
REDUCED
PRICES
MADE BY
SODTHEBS PACIFIC COHPANT
FOR THE
CALIFORNIA
MIDWINTER
FAIR
ROUND TRIP TICKETS
GOOD FOR 30 DAYS
Albany to San Frsadstv
-A-Tsm RETURN
$26.90
Inc udir.g- FIVE Gate Tickets Tj
THE FAIR
EICUBSI08 TRIPS.
From San Francisco to other point in
California w?:- be allowed purchaser c
sper'.a! Mid inter Fair ticket at the foW
;0ing round trip rates
To station under no miles from San
Francrsoi, one and one-third one wav
tare.
j Francico, one" and one-filth one w
f.r-
For exact date and full particular, uv
ju're of C K Fronk, agent at Albany, Or,
or addre the undeiigned.
i Rich'd Gray, T H Goodmas.
Gen TrafEc Man. Gen Passenger Ag.
San Frarcisco, CaJ.
E P Rogers, At GFi P agent, "rt.
land Or.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
The Steamship HOMER
will ply between San Fran
cisco and Willamette Vallv
i points via the Oregon ana"
Southern Pacifc railroads.
sailing with freicht and pas
sengers on or about the fo
lowingdates: Front San Fran-
cisoo on Wednesday April 4,
at 6 p m. From Yaquina: ojt
next Tuesday. April 11
Fare from Albany and
Corvallis to San Francisco:
Cabin, $12: Steerage, $9.
lgtfi lliiis aiiu cf 1 vii?. j;v.'u
tor oU days- 1.
Chas 1 Hcmdry, Sox A Co, Agents.
No 2 to;S Market street, San Fraccitao
Oregon Pacific Rail.odd,
( Ris lARis. Becclver-
Direct Line
Quick Dispatch
Low Freight Rates.
Connw'inr with tcsmr
utns slid San llaDs-t-.
Hs-mrr tclrn T
to aas raosctaco
Homei aalh Fthy S0h, Varvh i. It K, and Slt,
oa wans.
llomrat! Fh SMh. March I
, aid iTih.
The Company raawyea tbe ngnt to
ban ge sailing dates without uot ice.
For freight and passenger rates apply
lo any agent.
Charles J llsndn . Swi Co. No i to S
Markst Si Son Francisco Calif.
Cl aik recover, ( nd !., Orctca.
Street Railway Time Card
The car will leave corner of Firt and
Washington streets a follows :
7:40 a m for Lebanon train.
0:15 " " Orohan's Home.
1 1 :o " " N00.1 train going north.
12:15 p m for noon train going south.
1 " " Lebanon train .
t .30 " " Orphans Home.
9:55 " " Overland train going sou
For Orphan's Home on Sunday car
leave at J ;3o, 3 :;$o and 4 . 30 p m
The car will also meet all lnc
trains on the Oregon Pacific rallroa
C G BlSKHAKT
Dress Pattern?
Also Their La
Proprietor,
New Advertisements.
PIASOFOEK LESSOHS.
W tsifford 'ah
is now prepared to receive a limited num
ber of papils. He will I? at the residence
of Mrs Christine Monteith. corner of 9th
and Ferry streets, on Wedneday after
noons and Thursday mornings in each
week, commencing on Wednesday next 9th
inst.
INSURANCE AND MONEY
BROKER.
Cfnatv Warrants Bikt afld
Sld. 0"ffire. Maqon ilofk. Albanv
OfffM.
TO BEST.- A kou'S an J lot near lb
Sotham Pacific depot. A growing
garden will go to tbe one who take it.
Call on Huston corner sih an 1 Bier
slrects.
K. O. 1 . M
Albany
Ttnt .xo i
mets every Smtorday even r.g in K. O.
r. M Hai ;. Visitmt Kaaarhte invited t
auecd A L Lamb, Com.
gool a-j iree. Libera., salarv and
expenses paid weekly: Pmnent pi
:ion. HWiJTrr tiKOSt- j, nr4erym?3,
Portland. Oreroi.
U S Bakerv bread
frst class.
Call
a-,d
at Second tr.d
between Ellsworth
Lvcs stree'.s.
US BASEEY.
Fresh Br ad Irery Dj. Piss,
Caies. et Special orders
solicited.
C D VANDYKE, Proprietor.
2nd street, between E.lsworth & Lyon.
AlbanylnsaraEce Agency
We have had over stren year 1 1 t
ience in the Home oiEce and loci It ;
ance busines,ar.J can guarantee Ir as 1 1
written Dy us to be properly ooke
The following is a partia'. list otcompnie.
represented by u :
Foreign So-th British i Mercantile,
Norwich fnion. Phrroix. London. Mac
heater. Guardian, San, Caledonian. Lcn
n Ji La -cash ire .
American Con:ir,ental of New Yc.rk
Westchester of New Yoak. The Cont
nental of New York and Manchester
England, write farm business, lakina; ccte
for the premium, with ample time fo
payment. We re-spectfuHv solicit an
good business. Office aaBMatast old
offi.
M SENPERJ
H F MERRILL.
Crjsick Block, Broadalbin st, Albany.
Will bur notes, and county and city
warrant,rent property, pay taxes for
non residents, and do a genera! broker
age business. Collections will receive
prompt attention. Correspondence so
licited. Agent for the largest fire and
marine insurance companies in the
world .
FLE , .tSj acres of tbe best land
Linn Couctv, on ierm-lo suit. Will
sell horn 40 acres j.- to th whole amount.
Call and see me before buv ing a home
Dr & Mas-ion.
Pl'KE BRKI Silver Lacevl Wyandctte
ers for sale bv D 0 Wooil worth.
nao e fish
THE PLUMBER.
Tin roofing and jjbbing.
Opera House.
Opposite the
E ,;:. Iiuis."" Esses'. Pare bred Silrer
Laced Wvandotu. Eirs for setiing,t
the Albany Poultry Yards. From pen So.
1 and 2, S1.25 per'iS; pea No. 3 $1 per 13.
B l iv month Rocks, 75 cts per i3. Jonn
Brash, Albany, Or. Cot 4th aid f
TO REJS'i'. Two looms, newly flu
IsLed one suitable for small store or
office, one for store, 20x60 feet. W ill be
ready bv Maich 2. Call on Dr Q W
Maston for particulars.
STOCKHOLDERS MFETIND
Notice Is hereby given that tht annual
meeting of the stcckholdf rs of the Al
bany Farmers Co., will be held In the
orhce of aid company In tl.o city of Al
bany cn the 15th dav of May, 1S94, at
1 o'clock, p m. Said meeting will be
held for the purpose ef slec'.tng seven (7)
directors to serve for the ensuing year,
and for tbe transaction of such business
as may regularly come before 6uch meet
ing. Dated Albanv, Oiegon, April 17th, :S.
Attear: M H A ilds,
Pres B MAasHAlX, President.
Secretary.
Wall Paper,
Ornsrs, Painta, Oils
Glass, Etc
J. A. Cumming
ALBANY, -:- GREGG