T!tc motmt
Wreklv Democrat, $i 75 per year
n advance. $2.00 at end if year.
IsLCD IsLTDJlTST
Bound for tub Cavx. The Grants
Pass Courier says : A party ot nine gen
tlemen arrived Friday evening last from
San Francisco to explore the Josephine
county caves. They were: F B Wil
liams, II C Tibbetts, .Tas Dwinerton and
E W Jensen of the Examiner; TCQuinn,
ex-collector of the port of San Francisco ;
S Backus, ex-postmaster of San Fran
cisco, L Uittings, Geo a'one and R B
Elder.
Mayor Fayle and the city council took
the afternoon freight and met the party
at Go'd Hill. On their arrival here the
expe ditlon was taken charge of by Messrs
Fry, Jewell, Thomas, Miller, Cass and
VanDyke and escorted to the hotel where
rooms had been previously engaged. Af
ter supper a reception was held, R G
Smith delivered the address of welcome.
The band serenaded the party and it was
nearly eleyen o'clock when they were
permitted to retire.
Kext morning they all struck out for
the caves where they will thoroughly ac
quaint themselves with the extent and
possibilities and much will depend upon
their conditions.
Form kr Albany Psopl. The Fort
land Welcome says : Alma Lampman,
says that her husband Dell Lampman
is imbued with some of the spirit of the
notorious Dugan that he is untrue to
her. She has a sympathetic atorv to
tell, and slu sets it forth in a complaint
in which she asks Judge Stearns to
grant her a divorce from her fickle hus
band. According to her version of the
matter, they were married in Albany,
Linn county, January 2, 1SS9. After
wards they removed to this city and he
began a systematic course of cruel and
inhuman treatment. He also thrust
personal indignities upon her, rendering
life burdensome. Finally he left her.
Ha refuses to provide for ber or their
3-year -old boy, and she baa been forced
to care for both, she claims that he is
in a position to provide for them, and
besides the divorce prayed tor she asks
for alimony in snch an amount as will
support her and the child. Lampman
at one time conducted a cigar store on
Washington street.
Tub Oregon Baku. D H James, the
new assignee of the Oregon Bank filed
bis bond of $13,000 and a new inventory
Saturday afternoon with the county
clerk. The showing made gives $41,000
assets, not including the bank building
which is to be sold at sheriff's sale and
will probably be bid in at the face of
mortgage and expenses. This is made
up of $25,000 in notes for unpaid stock,
being half of the orig'nal stock, and
$10,000 in notes and accounts, other than
those in the hands of the First National
Bank of Portland. $2,000 has been col
lected by Mr Thompson, and Mr James
gives as the probable total collection
$8,400, which will be distribn'ed among
$20,000 in credits. In this the assignee
evidently places ths stock notes as of
little value. The matter will be settled
ae rapidly as possible.
Thb Piokr THrsa. Mayor Friendly
intends furnishing the delegates to the
Cumberland Presbyterian Assembly
with samples of Lane county wheat anil
hops says the Guard. This ia a sp'.edid
idea, as these prodncte of our soil will
be a great advertisement for Oregon in
the far distant states of our union. In
this connection it might be well to state
that the wheat raised near Eugene by
the late George Belsbaw, took the first
premiums at all the world fairs and ex
positions held during the past 20 years.
Mr Friendly should be commended by
all for his action in thus advertising our
country.
A Qcack Affair. The livest si.ow
window ever seen in Albany is that at J
A Cnmming's drug store. which baa been
attracting general attention and exciting
much admiration. It consists of a real
duck scene. In the back ground is the
mother ben who ha'ched the eggs. In
front of 1.113 coop is a grassy lawn with a 1 .
nine peooiey orooit, with soft mossy
banks, running through it into a pond.
Twelve lively Pekin ducks are every
where, but principally in the pond and
brook, presenting a very animated sight.
A disobacefcl affaib occurred yea
terday in the Third ward, particulars of
which are given by an eye witness. Two
boys fifteen or sixteen years of age were
staggering around in a beastly state of in
toxication, makiue nrofane and insult
ing remarks in the presence of ladies and
others. They finally lay down near the i
approach to tne O P bridge and slept off
their debauch. As near as can be learned
the liquor wan gotten entirely outside of
any of the saloons, just where is not
known .
A Sabbath school conference will
form one of the interesting feature? of
the General Assembly's proceedings.
Such topics as "Organization and Man
agement,'' "Advanced Bible Study,''
"Primary Instruction" including the
best system of lessons "Presby terial
Institutes," "The Aim ol 8 8 Work" ec,
will be opened by Mr E S Morrow, Dr D
A McGlenaban, Rev S J Kyle, S I Lind
say, editor of the National 8 S Teacher,
Dr J R Rankin, and others.
Denial. The report circulated in the
city that 1 interferre l and prevented the
nightwatehman from arresting certain
young men last week who were alleged to
be drunk and disorderly is a willful and
malicious lie, and I challenge any one to
furnish the proof.
C O Leu. Marshal.
Waoonso nvitavio.nh.
Wooden, Tin,
8ilyer, Golden
Common every day.
Hmilet.
How Well You Look"
Friends Surprised at the
: Wonderful Improvement.
"CI. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass. 1
"Dear Sirs: I take pleasure In writing the
good I hav received from taking Hood's Bar sa-
parUIa. Evsry spring and summer lor six years
or mora, my health has been so poor from heart
trouble and general debility that at times Hue
was a burden. I would become so
Emaciated and Weak and Palo
that my friends thought I would not lire long.
I could do scarcely any work at all and had to
Ue down every few minutes. I began getting
worse In January, losing my flesh and feeling so
tired. I thought I would try Hood's Sarsapa.
rilla and 1 am happy to say I am in better health
Hood'sCures
hn 1 have been for a number ot years. My
friends remark to me 1 Why how well you look.'
I tell them It Is Hood's Sarsaparllla that has
done the work. I would hare all suffering hu
manity give this medicine a trial and be con
vinced. This statement Is Tree tm the 11-
tmw." Mas. Jawwra Dacaaa, Watseka, IlL
.' Hood's Pill cure liver ills, constipation,
biliousness, Jaundice, sick headache, Indigestion.
Real Estate, Collectio 1 1ns. Act.
Albany, Or.
County Warrants Bought and Sold.
If
Owing to hard times and lack of bust-1
ness the steamer Elwood Is led up and
will run no mote this season.
The Portland Sunday papers do ft good
uuMiicg now suppurong iiiucpcnuentiy
different candidates regardless of politics.
Rev E B Sutton state lectuier for the
prohibitionists, will lecture at the court
house Wednesday evening at S o'clock p
m .
Dave McCarty, of Umatilla county,
champion sheap shearer, has sheared
3000 head of sheep since April 5, and In
one day sheared 170.
Senator Dolph's last tariff speoch cov
ered thirty-five pages of the congressional
record. It was a very windy, yet dry
affair, sort of a symoon.
Charles Metzgar and Peter Glover are
pitted against each other for constable for
Albany and Price precincts. Tl e contest
projnlses to be a live one.
Frank Motz, who played first base for
the Portland baseball club two yeais ago,
Is now filling a similar position with the
Cincinnati. Tom Parrott Is pitching
for the same c ub.
Feople expecting economy under nnv
kind of republican administration need
only to be referred to the last republican
slate legislature, jvhich doub'cd the ex
penses of the state.
If a ceitain rumor published in a valiev
paper is 11 ue, a portion of the people of
.he state will wish there were no such
hlngs as politics or elections. The rumor
s that "Foghorn" Watts is going to make
speeches. Welcome.
Alexander Marshall Adams, committed
suicide In Tacoma Friday by shooting
himself In the head lie a as in good
circumstances, being worth about $20,000
and no reason was atcribed tor the deed.
He leaves a wife and two children Mrs
Adams is a neice of JWilllam Ralston of
this city. They were married in 1S7S.
The last issue of the United Presbyter
ian contains a page article written bv" Rev
S G Irvine D D, on the history of the
church in Linn county, with pictures ot Dr
Irvine and the Albany church, Also a page
article by Rev G E Hawes, of Portland,
on the UP churches of ihe Noith West
generally with plcturersof Rev Hawes and
the Portland church.
Lijtoi Patents granted to Pacific
states inventors this week. Reported by
A snow Co, solicitors of American
and foreign patent, opp U S Patent Of
lice. Washington, I) C.
G K Belmor, San Francisco, gas burn
ing furnace for ateam boilers ; B Hon nana.
North Temeacal, Cal, Car coupling ; W
S Cranner. Suioun City, Cal, chart
hanger; w M Cutter. Marvsville, Cal.
voting machine; W O Kllis, Tekoa,
Wash, fire escape ladder ; C McNeil. San
t rancirco, necktie fastener ; W J Os
wald, San Jose, Cal, faucet: H L Key
nolds and H W Keichnm, Seattle. Wash,
winding engine; A H and T A Schlueter,
Oakland. Cal, liquid containing and dis
charging dehice ; B A Wright, San Ja
cinto, Cal, fruit Picker.
The MissTBaLs. The New Memphis
theatre was very well filled last night
for the opening performance for Rich
ard's & Pringle's Georgia Minstrels, and
the entertainmant was pleasing in every
respect. The company ia a colored one
throughout, and the individuals display
ed talent of a high order. The special
ties were unusually good, as for instance
Gauze in bis female impersonation.
Brown in dialect work, i.nd Billy Ker
sands, who loses noe of h;s powers
with advancing years.
The minatrels'will hold the boards to
night and tomorrow night, with a Sat
urday matinee The Appeal Avalanche.
At the opera house Thursday evening.
Judge R S Strahan came up from Port
land this noon.
Mr Ed Warrtn and family have moved
to Brownsville to reside.
Mr Phil Goodwin returned Saturday
night from Lis trip to Illinois.
Geo G Bingham, of Sale-n, was in the
city today.
Collector T J 3lack was in the city this
noon on his way to Portland from a trip
to Halsey.
Hon J K Weatberford and other state
candidates will spea; at Jefferson on
Wednesday.
Prof G A Waiker. now a resident of
Bey City, has sold his Albanv property
to W T Porter.
Hon W V renton will address the cit
izens of Linn county in this city nxt
aaiurnay evening.
Miss Olga Hewitt has Wen visiting
Salem relatives, being the guest of her
uncle Superintended Rowland.
Judge Duncan and son Loyd, went to
Turner Saturday to spend Sunday with
the formers parents, who reside there.
Miss Abbie Wright, a former Aibanv
teacher, who baa been teaching in Cal
ifornia, the past year, is now in Corvallis
on
Mr Frank Hackleman left on Saturday
for Crook county, with two stallions and
a jack, going to Portland by way of the
Willamette river.
Mrs Knox Haight baa been in Drain
visiting ber husband, previous to hia
departure for Colorado. Mr Haight is
now coast superintendent of agents for
one of the leading wagons of the U S.
Prof E C Neal, of the Upper Santiam,
took Senator Stewart's place this after
noon at the Conrt Hooseand talked
populism for a couple hoars. Mr Neal
is aaid to rip thing np in a very lively
manner.
Dr Maaton was called yesterday to
Shedd station to operate for sirangu
lated hernia on the . person of Mr F L
Jones, an old gentleman 75 years of age,
Dr Jayne, of Shedd, assisting. Mr Jones
was resting easy late la't night with
some hopes of bis recovery.
Mrs Tatham. who haa served the kin
dergarten so faithfully and well for sev
eral years, will go east about June 1st
to reside for at least a year or two. The
kindergarten school will be reopened in
the fall with a new teacher.
Hans Kock, a young German farm err,
Hying near Peoria in this county, is
recovering from an operation performed
on him for appendicitis by Drs Mastnn,
Geary and Jayne. The operation was
performed May 13th and for a time the
life of Mr Kock was despaired of.
Mrs H A Hogu and Mt Chester
Hogue returned yesterday from a six
months' sojourn in Southern California.
Mrs Hogue, who had been an invalid for
years, is entirely restored to health.
Oregonian. Mr Hogue was in Albany
several days the guest of J M Irving, and
UlCh iiicui si nun liiv.
Mrs F LDumont and two children left T
this noon for brants Pass where she will
hereafter, the Dbjiocbat hopes, per
manently, reside with her husbund,frnii
whom she separated some time aKo. .Mr
Dumont wrote to the pastor of the tier
man church that be would promise to
treat her well hereafter.
Al Boenicke, C W Watts and S (1 I)or
ria left th:s noon for Harris, ISenton
county, near which place they will fish
for the festive trou', the speckled beauty
filling Mary's river there in large
numbers. Mr Boenicke' iniormed the Man
about Town that I hey were going fishing
on top of Marys Peak. A glance at the
Immense pile of snow on the mountain
suggests that Mr B appreciates a joke.
Mr Geo H Hyland and Miss Clara Kil
patrick were united in marriage at the
spacious borne of the bride's parents in
this city, Thursday, May 17, 1894. Mr
Hyland has been prominent in the busi
ness circles of Portland for a number of
years past, and the bride is one of Dallas' i
: . a v. . ti . i i 1
luireHS unugiiscrs. i ue nappy cuupie
left immediately for Newport, where they
will probably make their home for the
summer. Da '.las Observer
Beware of Oiniments .or Catarrh that
contain Mercury,
as mercury will mrcly destroy the cense cf
amell and completely derange the whole system
when entering it through the mucous surface!..
Such articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physician, as th
damage they will do is ten fold to the good yoat
can possibly derive from them. Ilal.'s Catarra
Care, manufactured by P. J. Cheney A Co..
Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and la taken
Internally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces ot t he syHtein. In hnvlna'Halra
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is
taken internally and is miule in Toledo, rinlo.
bv F. J. Cheney a Co.
ar bsla by Prut;triiu
prlcn 75c, per bottle.
MARRIED.
HODliES LAYTON. On Saturday
May 19. 1804, at the Rase House, in As -
baiiy.by Justice L M Curl Mr J A Ilcxkwa
. s ' o ' - n T . , . . . i-
anu miss ouiie n i&ywu doui ot
eounty.
OP DBLIC SPEAKING.
HON W 1) MM OX.
OF
PORTLAND.
will address the people of Linn County at
the Opera House in Albany on
Saturday, May 26th, at 7:;!0 p 111.
On the- political issues lefore the
Everybody is invited to attend,
especially iue invited.
1KHU) '
Ladte
K E 0a is.
Chairman democratic county central com.
A Baptism Incidknt. Bather an
amusing accident occurred at the baptising
last Sunday. Mrs Read and Mrs Gsner
were seated on some loose boards over the
mill race, whore the baptising took place,
and the boards giving; away, landed Mrs
Read and two little girls ono of hers and
one of Mrs Gesn.Vs in fie water. The
children were rescued before they were
thoroughly immersed, but Mrs Read was
fully baptised, less tho devotional exercises.
Taylor Hill and Frank l'oindexter were
prompt in their efforts 'to rescue the un
fortunate ladv and children, and incited
what might have lxon a serious accident
Ochoco Review .
Tin; Piosekks. TI.e annual meeting of
the Linn County Pioneers, will be held in
Brownsville, on June C. 7 and S. Pioneer
of other OC unties, as well as everybody else,
are invited to bt present. Mrs E Warren
who as taken a prisoner by the Ind ians
at the Whitman massacre in '47. will lie
present and address the meeting, giving a
history of the massacre. Plenty of good
speakers will be present and entertain the
people. The young people will utilize the
last day of the session.
OPCosnow. Secretary.
RrsTi.ixc. Womkx. We always
like to
j publish anything lhat shows what women
can do. Ihe .following is from the Salem
Independent : Miss Abbie Sinclair, daugh
ter of J W Sinclair, is demonstrating what
enterprise will accomplish, in partner -
ship wita her uncle B I Arnett .-he has 1
leased the old Fisher farm Mot a mile
north of town and with the aid of her two
sisters and Robert Sinclair, her hrother.has
planted four acres of onions, five of . a:;.
and live Of potatoes.
Waueaamre not G nontax kmmaux.
after the opening exercises of the Assembly
tomorrow evening s.Tae time will be spent
socially. The assembly will be welcomed
by out city council and people. An address
of welcome will be delivered by his honor
Judge Flinn. mayor of the city, on behalf
of our city government and by Rev Riley
Little on behalf of the church. Reiponses
to these addresses will be delivered by some
of the officers of the assembly.
A Good Minstrel Show. Richard A
Pringle's Georgia Minstrels which began 1
an engagement at the opera house last '
night, is a model minstrel show, and deni
able of giving as an attractive as well a. J
more faithful personation of the southern ;
negro. lVnver Daily News. At the J
opera house Thursday evening.
The followsngfrom the Salem Statesman 1
indicates that the sack has not yet reached i
thatciiy: A person does not have to go j
very far nowadays to hear one loud, tang .
objection to the manner in which the state .
republican committee is conducting the j
campaign. They are making of it a Port- )
land camnaiirn strictly. Tne manam-rs I
don't seem to care a whit about anything
or anybody outside of Portland, excepting
alone the United States senatorial fight.
The Foster boys, formerly of CorvallU
won siw.tw M the recent race in which 1
l'r Rice came in ahead. The Man a"ut j
Town remembers seeing one of the Foster
boys win a foot race against Bob Johnson,
out near Roberts bridge, aWit ten years
ago, Foster pacing hinueif of for a country ,
jake: but very lew were deceived.
Seattle real
noon on his
Rev W vY ik. formerly a
estate man. was in the city this
way home from the general assembly of the
C P church at Kugene. Mr Beck savs
Seattle is holding her om better than any
city on the coast, and a good many make
this report .
Mrs Aahby. of Albany. a.-compunied bv
her son. Clvde. an 1 da i,rnt-r. Mr- li. b- rt
Fowler, passed down to Nswport on
day. -Toledo Post.
M
Mrs V
Mrs C E
B Barr of Albany, and Mr and
jp; ni'.ts ol Jr an.l Mrs
W E McAfee
man.
on Lilwty street.-tates- WM reportl that Mr Merger had an op
1 ponent for tlie onW : but the official trti -
Idillard Beach, died Saturday
n,.irr.;sff'
at 6 o'clock at his horue i;ii'. .-. . . - after
a lingering illness.
-The flower that bio in ia the Sarine"
i. i i m
1 are not more vigorous than are those per
sons who purify their b'ood with Avers
Sarsaparilla. The fabled Elixir Vitac could
scarcely impait greater vivacity lo the
countenance than this wonderfjl medi
cine. If ever a man feels flse a poor woim
of the dust," ii i when he suffers from
tired fee.ing. Ayer's Sarsaparilla re -mows
this discouraging physical condition
and imparts the thrill of new life and ens
ergy to every nerve, tissue, muscle and
fiYt nf thi whol : bodv.
The blood is the sourer of health.
Keap It pure by taking Hood's Sartapa
illa, which is peculiar to Its self, and su
perior in strength, economy, an J medical
merit.
Hood's Pills are purely vegetable, care
fully ,repar;d from ihe best, ingredients.
25 cents.
Sweeping Reduction.
in Millinery
Owing to the hard timea all millinery
j at the Ladies' Hazaar wilt be greatly
! reduced for the next thirty days. Xo
1 extra charges will be made trimming.
I This will be an excellent opportunity to
secure bats for yourself and cbidren,caU
and get our prices.
Mnirn ailk f r trimilinir, ia the staple
n I k w sharler, j ia NSMitad at S B
Y ook a.
t lean towel tu
ihvviog Mrlors.
jvei v cawnerjtjVicreck
U S Bakery bread is Ural .'.lam. Ca
at Second and between KI!s.wortlia.-id
Lyon streets.
Cabbage,
Green Pea,
Celery,
Sweet Potafoe.
New Potatoes,
fc Cherile
At B RrowneM.
ietter )ai.
Fo3owing isthe'.istof letters remain Hns
in tb pout oHioe at Albany, lann eoun ly
Orogoji, May 22. 18C4. Peraons calling f
these luttera mur t irive the date on whit b
a. . . .
iney were aaver ,ieJ.
Bates, Esq Cb aster B
Hurt, Mrs En ,ma
Hall, Bert
Keen, Kdwr-ud
Turijiclwit'.i, V
Tiion.
Burrows. T i
Crain, Mrs Jane
Kelley, Fred W
Ieo, (Jhaif
Turnlow, Clyora
Mo-NTErTH, P. M.
Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder
' rld's Pal Highest Medai and Plylom
Albany Market.
"V noB...40c.
Or u,, ,J9o.
V our, I8.0U.
F utter, l3o.
' Kggs 10c.
lard, ia to I5e.
Pork ham.12to J5c; shoulders, ;t.) 10c;
l civ. 11 to 13c.
Hay, haled, 17
o atoes, 40".
Apple , 4
Hops. ltto.
Dried fruit -plums, 9ot apples, 9o.Q,
Chickens, 91 00 per dosan, ;
Boef, onftot, 1M
Hogs, dreased. BXo.
1
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The Albany juniors and Indep nil c'
juniors will play base ball at Albany next
Saturday. Rain prevented last
Saturday.
Among those who have made a general
Improvement of their property is Mr Peter
Schlosscr. MM surrounding! have been
made very attractive.
The sessions of the IT P assembly will
be open and public. The gallery of the
church has recently teen seated and will
be thrown open for visitors at all limes.
Trout fishing Is the craze nowadays.
Having hrcrd that a man caught 120
trout In three hours in Soap Creek, O C
and O M McFarland left this morning for
that stream.
An Italian band wis in Ihe city today.
It consisted of one man who played an'
accordcon, ha' e and snare drums, cymbals,
triangle and bells at one time. It took,!
and the man gathered !r 1 good many j
nickels ; sometimes a ten cent piece.
News has been leceived that Hon C K
Wilkinson and Attorney A K
Reames, of Portland, will do sorr.e cam
palgn work for the democratic party.
They will speak t Salem and Alba, ,y by
ICSjUCS. I lit BlttlC v r nil tlluinuuV
and also In Eugene. Ejgene Guard.
Nearly u year has passed since the cy
clone of depression struck the world, and
yet tho appearnnce ot Albany has changed
more In tiiat time than during any other
year in Its history, at least so lar as the
business part of the city is concerned.
Chris Houck fell eff the steamer Altona
naiuruay evening ai.u was u.-owneu. im.
occurred two miles below Salem. The
man was le.nirg against the starboard 1
life guard when he tell overboard. D U
not necessary to say that this was not ,
Albany's citizen of the same name.
Mr John Wren came over from Alsea
last evening with a good load of furs, '
which he has captured this spring. .
Among other things hchadthiitv martins.
a bear , fisher, and several skunks and
coon -Bossv" Scnd.,s Sought the lot,
and Mr Wren will retutn home about $60 ,
hotter off.
The Oregon Painting .V Pablishlng
Company was locorporaled yeslcruay bv
CL. Suksdorff, FR Blackbereer, FA
Meier and C V I omler
The capital j
stock U .$25,000. The company will pub
lish the Oregon Staais Anclger, and
wi'l do a general ; tinting busi.iese.
Light shoes glimmer conspicuously on
every siJe. Iok well In the summer;
hut much bette' after Henry burton, op
posite the Democrat ollice, has put a pol
ish on them ith an oil that preserve' and
adds a refined appeara-.ce to the shoe.
Burton is -'onto" his jjb when it come to
hlnev
The Bnteaa Independent, which by the !
way. Is supporting Judge W P Lord for
governor, has the following to say on the j
congressional subject : J K W'eathertbrd I
il! receive the support ol every iiver man
on the I'ppcr Willamette far the reason j
that they know if circled he will use his
utmost Influence for the improvement of
that stream . Ulnger Hermann, accoid
ing to the associated press dupatches, i,
just about to do something for the im
provement of the Willamette. It has
been the same old story eer ftincc he wai
first elected, but the Impicvements don't
materiilize. The people are beginning to
think just now that Binger Hermann has
outlived hi usefulness especia'ly in con-gtet-
and the result will be that hei,
Hermann heari from Oregon in June the
I subsequent proceedings In congress mill
inicrrtt him no more.
Mr C C Hogue has purchased the property 1
on treet formerly own-1 ! Mr linns,
and his family will snxau move to Aitiany
to re-ide.
Revan.DMrs pvr Bmvi in Albany
this noon from the Warm Springs and will
remain during the meeting of the Presby
tery. BflMatol JK-fT Myers came in Suniay fnm
Lino ixnaity democratic ainvas. He any
the demoenMi; arc sure to carry that county,
t . 1 1
. ...
tne:u!r use sc iai ! i" g:enimsi
evening by the Iadiea of Honor of the A O
I at the rKlenee of tr Hill, tvery
body invited.' Refreshment serrerl. io
ceetfs to purt bare an organ for the .-'; .
Rev Little and E V Sol went to Port
land thisfjoon tomatt the delegates to'tbe
D P assembly, who will ikrrive in Albany,
about strong, tousorr.w at .' o'clock
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j divorce agaiiurt her h.islajd 8 It
The defendant, who is well of. will I
AvarilU K Warner ha lvught suit for
H arner.
1 .u keel
til r.r..i i.laa lil.rs,llc- f.r rJalntlA7 ilnrtn.s f Kjs 1
! suit.
A brother of Mr Casper Hobarg arrived
j in Albanj this noon from McMinnville. and
; count oiwincn ugneneisewaere. Mere-
f r '''L"-? l"u
i account ot cue aii.nr
... & . . m :
Mr Cbarlos Metzgar and Pat rVraw.!
i a4 in a l.itmrv (hu nwirriirti' i, IT I'riiif
pnct on a1;vj ione.ru t it, Mr Met
, candidate for const!4e. It
ticate of Count v Clerk Pavne fail- tore-
,
veil I on".
The J A Hodges married n the :9th
mention of whKli wa ma.le yealeniay. is
not the trood looking drujjgi-t. who has
been a married man until the hair is nearly
all off the-top of his bead. We mention
this to prevent unntvessary congratulation
and attending T.ibarrajnient .
Mr John Anslyn returnod home esfer
day from Southern trejron srlierr- he has
been with bis father. Knox Haight and E
Thrall, selling wagons. The company will
leave in a few days for Texas, instead of
Colorado as herettfore stated, where they
will introduce the Uwynelle w.i-.n.
C W" Watta took the P train TCMnny
for a fishing oating in Sulphur Cn-ek just
bSHM Phil4nath. 1 hinng the alternonn
and the time before the arnvai Of th in- !
coming train this morning he hooked be-1
tweer. ISO and 190 fine trout. Charley is '
the Isoss fisherman.
K S Pairus1. in S.in t ranciaco, will som
In rein-red by W Ii Hammond, who has
for the lat siv yeai been at the hoadof the
woather t.uretm office, in :St l)uis. Mr
I I'ague will return to Portland. re. Since
Mr Patrno went to San FraneiaoO the
j weatlierhas not l.en up to stanard Oregon
'. wretbr. We now look for an iiuprovment '
though it ii prolaible Mr Pague will have
nothing to do withthe weather service.
Paying Taxes.
12! bix reoeipU were written in the
slMa-iff's! otlice lat week. The mounts tot
the wk -ro 915.153.38. The total re
ecinb an-193,696.48. rbe cash iwipu for
Aibanv hav.' ljwn $'Xr70 :tl. Those paying
$100 or more the last half of the week were:
.1 II Morgan
Power A; KoonL:
Harriiiburg Mercantile Co
L Flinn
Heirs FM MaJone
s J Archibald
Mary Craft
The average receipts were a
liooo.
..$l2fi.01
... 334.H.r
. . . I09.:t
... :9.05
. .. l'-f'.-lO
. .. 70H.20
. . 202 72
little oyer
ann asar
Pat ker Bros, grocers.
New cream cheese just received at Conra t
Meyers.
P J Smile.- job printer, Flion Block, does
:irat class work.
Smoke the celebrated Havana tilled 6 cent
cigar at Julias Joseph's.
Dr M H Kills, physician and surgeon
Albany, Oregon . llsHs ma Is la oity'tr
soontry .
. flitha at Vierecka shavina and hair
oattiutf parlors.
I A.ronizn homo industry by smoking the
teMwated white labor cigars, manufactured
by ajas Joecph.
Kio tiuiVKH. I have just received
the new spring shades of the celebrated
i ntexneri kid gloves and also those
v, itlt the large pearl buttons. I expect
to carry these in colors to match the
HU Hingp. I rarry also lines of the Foster
he .
Uiarrilz, chamois
and gauntlet
glo Tee
S E Youno.
H trti WOOL and GltAiN. Mr A Senders
iinm sanees to the public that he is in the
laid lo buy wool, grain, hides, potatoes,
etc. Call on him at his headquarters at
thus tore af M Sternlmrg, corner First and
Krou ialbin afreets, Albany.
H(
lo-e,
tfyes Si MoKanand,
Albany, Ot .
the lnadiug
Ka Corset. A nerfect dress form.
Dres sos 'fit perfectly over t nem. Appro
ved 1 rjv all dressmakers. S E Youno
Dr. tl Price's cream Baking Powder
World's Fair Might st Award.
WE ID 1ST El S 13 AY
HOW TO VOTE.
The following is substantially the form
in which ttui tickets will I printed at the
coming election except that the ballot will
lie printed in double column instead of
single as this. It will be teen that the
names of all candidates of all parties are
printed on tho ticket nrrungod alphabeti
cally. Opposite the namo OX each candi
date is the name of his party. The voter
in preparing his ticket will cancel, cross, or
! mark out all tho names of candidates for
whom he does not wish to vote. For ex
! ample: A voter who wishes to vote for
i Mr Galloway for governor wilK.imvl.i areas,
j or mark out the names ot James Kennedy,
I Wm l Lord and Nathan Pierce. The voter
i who wishes to voto for Mr Jackson 1st
sheritt will cancel, cross, or mark out the
names of James If Cochran, Jaa A Mc-
', Feron, and A J Shelton. Under the names
I of the candidate for each office is left a
ft.i-.fc. r . t
oter hi baser!
printed for the
KttSalE.
any
of
1 Bee :
Olhci.il Ballot For
County, June 4,
Precinct,
1894.
Linn
Corn .Caoaa. m Majnt 01 t thk Naaaa
not Voted Fun.
STATE.
Fob QoTBaxxoiL
Vote kok One.
12 Wm QJJoi- of YamhiB Co, Dem.
j JvaM Kennedy, Multnomah Co, Probi.
u Wm j. iirion Co, Republican
LQ Nathan Pierce, fmatHIa Co. Peoplea.
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmBmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Foil Sl'PHEMK Jl DCE. VOTE roll Us F.
j ;
" A S Bennett. Wasco Co, Democratic,
J" R "'". M;irion Co, People's,
ls 1 P Hai-k'euuin. Linn Co. Prollibitioa
9 Ch;is K Walverton. Linn Co, Repub.
ttm Sf.ciietaut of State. Votf. rox 1 'm:
20 Harmon H Kincaid, Line Co, Repub.
M V U..k'..r..),..r XI, ,11 ,1. I '., l'r , ,
( W Ni, k,.; Taiiianfn. Democratic
23 Ira Wakefield. Jackson Co; People's
1 Fou Statf. TnEAsrn&B. Vote run One
MSP Caldwell, of Lane Co, People's
2-" T L Davidson, Marion V, Democratic
JO Phil Met- han, of lirant Co, Repub
27 Isaac N Itichardson, Umatilla In, Pro,
Foil Atti:ni:v Gf.nkkai.. Vote roll nk
2S C J Bright. Sherman Oo, Prv.hibili..n
251 W II llolmea, Mari m 1 ... Dtinoeratit
30 Gkato M Idteman.Multnoniali C Rp
;i 1, ( tlu,Me; d. Baker Co. People's
BMMMiHBHaaaiBMHaHBB
Scit Pi ni.ir I -i 1:1 1 1
I IS ts
32 flnlan D HarforJ. Yamhill O. Prohi.
, .'tl i M Irwin, l'nion Co. Kejuubliran
A T C .lory, of Marion C. I'p'.e -St
D V B ReiJ, of Lano Co. IVmocratic
I'oit Stat:: PnixTua
Votk V"U "m:
56 W II IjisjsJ. Jartsin Co, Ilepublican
37 Ja.s H HcKibbea, M iltnomai Co. 1'ro.
88 John I 'Hrien. Multnomah Co lem.
M tJeo M Orton. Mttttnonuh C. I'.- i - -
DISTRICT.
Fon Coxobk'
fan Dtnr. Votk
s E
40 ItinnsT Herti.ar.n I'.-uda,' ''o. K : .'
41 J jhn H Hnnt Marian Co, linhibtti
4i Chan Miller. Marion Co. feoy!. ".
V.-J K We.i';..-rf iri. I.i: :i C . .
ClWCR Jl IS..E. la I1T. V..Tt f.iH 1 'M
U Jno J IHlv. ot r !k C Deanotrntk
45 II II Hewitt. f Linn Co. Republican
4C Sam R St.Mt. Yamhill Co. People's
Dit Attorni.v. 3rd I.'l
on r.R x:
47 C H I'airynipi.
4 Jauje McCain
4j L H Mrrttrrt
. Linn Co. People's
Yamhiil Co. Ue;. i
Linn Co. Democrat
Mr.tiuta Bran Bnu BtjrattaJUOS.
50 8 D :ibs,n. Polk Co RernUicaa
51 Wm F Uilkev. Yan-diilt t'o. la-racvratic
2 J P RcJjertso'n. cf Marion Co, Pe..!'
001 'STY.
For Stats Bnawn
Von: rat Two
lietnocraUc
Republican
Prohibition
Itt W 1 miyeo. J Ukm Ci
;
i 1 ,ohtt "
Republican
rwpie s
IVrtnocratk
People's
1 rvhii.itkn
,s J.-ff.T-T. M..-r-. "
' 59 C ! Mtva
tkj C H Walker
Fon RaxrcBaxxTaTiTBa. Vote r.is Tana
g
1 M Althlballl. of linn Co.
Jcaeph 0 Brown "
03
I no I hance.
; s I ' Jes.i.
rV. SIM'n
rurae.
I Viu'-tatic
f M Kir-r
J M Ptilpott
W M Ii ,
J H S -oft.
T t Smith.
W A Teni4rt.
J J Vlutstey,
f7
1 68
,69
70
71
7'
IvepuLllcan
Kei.;ib!i.an
Republican
Democratic
Corarr Coantms maaa. Vata
7d A I. Hridfjrn.r.
74 1 I Coyle.
75 W E Potter
76 .1 M Wafers,
f Linn Co Probi
km
Rev.
Fon C
ntt Otaaa.
Vt KUK n
W K Hammer, cf Linn C". f'.-opl.-
78 Nathan Nce.lh.mi " Bep.
7'J C K Stananl Dem.
M n.tl l. VOTK VOR N I
: .so Jno ( artwriirht
lann Co.
People'
BnpabUcan
Deaaocratic
Prolubititoii
l 1 r Hartlman.
, . "
h-i R Shelton
Taylor
For Siierikk.
Votk kor i nb
fl James R Cothnui, lann Co.
86 C C Ja:kson.
" Ja A McFeron.
s7 A J Shelton,
Pronibttioa
Daaaaalic
Republican
People's
For faaaaoaia.
YoT fob Oai
K L llnan,
WPO Mania,
1 '.w lod.' Pearl.
f Linn Co,
IVinoi-ratic
RepnL
Poopb
K'iin
l- )K KsEsson
VOTS KOR 0X1
91 W F Deakins.
! .1 Ii Qibheard
H S 1 1 Wallace.
of Linn Co,
liepublican
rrtAiibition
I K'lnocratic
School Si rrnixTgnnFNT. Von kor Ox a
M 1 R I ;eld, of Linn Co, People's
BS V M Mitchell, lemocratic
n a B Rutherford, " Bepobikaa
For SfRVEYon.
Votk for Oxk
97 Wm F Chase, of Linn Co,
J8 K T T Fisher,
People's
Ropuldican
For Coroner.
Vote for i ra e
S9 Frank Farrsll, of Linn Co
100 It A Jayne
101 A (i Prili,
Hemocratic
Republican
People's
Resignation.
Albany, &ay 21, 1884.
To B F Ramp,
Chairman of the peoples party
of Linn county, Oregon :
1 hereby tender my resignation as can
didate for county assessor on the pan
pits party ticket in said county
ll B Haxwbi I .
Wiiii. a You Are At It you had belter
quit being a clam and take your lanndry
lo the Albany Steam Laundry. Only
white labor is employed, ihe clothes are
done up neat and clean, there Is no lurk
ing Chinese discas- leftln the goods, a
fine looking wagon driven by a gentleman
and not a Mongolian, del'vers and collects
goods, you help support an Albany In
stitution that spends all Its money at nome
besides getting cheap rates and first class
work. Perhaps you area clam; then
quit It. You cant offord to be one Ui
few ctnts.
drufc
Oo to Parker Hros
for
your
groceries.
Higher of ail jn Levening Power Latest tl. S. Gov't Report
RoYal
ABSOLUTE! PURE
FROM COLORADO TO OREGON.
Under 11 four header, 1-giniiing. "R1111
iiing for Sheriff, George Smith a Pfcsblo
character has aspirations. He is out in Ire
gon," the following apiiears in the Pueblo,
Colorado Evening Star, f May 11, 1894
I and we republish it for the baaatt of our
Benton county subscriUTS and liecauv it
its political intep'st to them at this time,
i as well as u.'ing an item of general interest
1 to our readers:
I A reort oomre fr.m Oregon, to the effect
, that a former Put bio man ia running for
i sheriff nf Benton eounty.
This man is (ievre" W Smith, a well
I known character, to Pueblo at onetime.
; He came to this city from f pads' ilia in IfjSZ,
1 ami in company with Isaac Kemp opened a
I variety theatre just south of where tin
I armory now stands, which was calleil the
"tonii"iiie. "
It is learcisl from old settlers thut Smith
! and Kemp disaolred paillMII alip a few
. months lat-r and Kemp went just aenaa the
! river ou L'nion avenue where the Star lo-lg-'
ing house now stands and started another
variety theatre known as the "Tivoli."
On the night that Kemp opened the
j "Tivoli" the "Comique" caught fire and
, was burned to the ground. The theatre
: stood Ijack some distanco from tho street
i and just in front of it stood the frame build
ing now occupied by Flynn's raddlery, in
, which was a saloon at that time. The main
; entrance to Uie theatre was through thi
' bar r-"im. anl the rear of the building ran
. bu k to the theatre building. When the
fin' m- diseovered it was burning next to
j the frame w.dl. but by strange fate the lire
as ecuipleteiy mined, while tin- irame
building was -areely damaged. . .
After WM Smith again went in with
. Kemp, but a few months later went back to
! the south side and ow-ne.1 a theatre where
' the Stanard" i- now. On the night that
! Smith opened this ptonlbj "Tivoli" wa
burned. It is said that two nanOM were
l.nr.1 ,l.-,h in tl, l.,,,l.l,n,s Tl.
house was rebuilt and mmS.
ltM.rin fc'milh afterwar.1 went fr,.m her,.
to lTv;!!e :iim4 f.n:.llv " i
a.eording to reisorts. he is now a candidate
for .-.wntv slieriff
Smith had 3 brother in this . itv who is i
well known. It was Kmnk L Smith who
established the Turf Kxchangv Frank
miih w-.y also the originator of iuii Wa'
; cbtoani to l' a Chinese medical sjtialist.
Thk Ctoon, Following is reported by
Use I" ! I learti!ient of Agriculture, weath-
jer bureau. Crop-eaiher Bulletin. Xo. B
f '.he ' 're n SLAte Weati.tr Pei-. 1 :-. I t
the week ending Tuesday. May 122. l-'.M.
S M !'Unlford. 'iener. Weather Bureau :
Tr. reports received tbU week emptai
; : - - .. . ami irr.i
tf .. !.-.. rs uunng Hie :,rf'. j-r-
tion of the weak, the apparent breaking
ap c f tlu- oool RSaaOn ana the warm sunny
; .Lj s of the latter portion have thrown a
chwrful light on the crop situation. The
; much desired, rain in the southern counties
.it.je :n sM:.r.. The opinion i- ex-
pmtd repeatecily Uiat the grain crop is j
a.s-ure.1. r all sown wheat is jointing; it is r
from I- to 24 inces high. S.seding of grain !
is completed. The ai-rage crp was sown
la the HCKithern counties and leas than the I
: average m tne W i!.ai-atte vaiirr. tin's i
making a rapid growth. An af anlant hav
u-pii; i exj.teL Though it cannot be;
denied tha'. the fnjit crp ha suffered n-1
iiii injury M the tioats tne etiraitel
damage t far less than the figures of the I
previous wees. The mjary to fruit u es-
. Umated It man? at So per rent "hi. a is l
! exhort itant in sonio sections and .leScicnt !
, in other. Plums, prunes, peaches acl (
jCiw-nie?. srs-iu ic nasp siuiesrsj ioe taumi i
Mrawlrne- were e-Urely killed n some
sections, wane in c-tnera tiie injury is
, scarce! r noticeable. rwingto cool weather
i ganlen Tesvtai ie Lave made slow pr-.gr.s.
.
The Citv Coincil met last evpninfr
with all present tMJnA Ccun- ilrnan Whit - i
ney r urtner time granted tne com
' mittee on streets and public property on
I street improvements. The health anl p
j lice committee recommenled an ordinancs-
arransring salary of assistant engineer s-o
that his warrant. wiii tervive t.referencp
Probibition 1 ",n those of policemen. The m.-order re
Prohibition 1 parted that the interest ad lvn paid in
Prohibition 1 'u'' up to April I, K4. "n motion the
people's j City Marshal was instnuted to receive pay
Vmortatic ; 'T - s -l" 1 ber daugkt-r. Mrs- C K Fronk home' to AJ
People' l;nse tost-II hqK wa snnte-1 H L ; lwy wwk fw , M there.A,hlan!
RlsaailSiil ', 1 ranor. The f..!lowmr bills wore ordered T.aimrs
Pe..r.:e's ! tai 1 Alhanv Canal Co.. $25: C Ie. j ,
!ienubUcan!: ' Ihckov. JSO; Stewart A" fox.i.7."; i , J Cfcariton has tnove-l frcmi
i ,or f ax tn work on public squares
Santura Luroler C . $3.V; Matthews- ic
. Wahburn. I&.W: J X Hofftnan. ft: P J
; Srailev. flOi); X I Hasten. .: Bill
. of Ho.ij.-s-. A M Farhind f r i..0O was dis
allowed on tho BSjasM tliat it should be
j paid ly the H A L Co batving lvn con
tr.ii tori Iwfiire the new arr.injrotr.ent
RcaOOL M TTKR. County Supt 11
Wilkes and Press E X Cosatlt, went to Har
lasbmg this .ifterrn-sin. The occasiai U'inir
HaS anwluation evercises of the Harrisburt:
PuWic Schools. We are infonnoi then are
'J graduate, and Harrisburg is gaining a
worthy sUnding a un educational CK.
Th.' cla eays wore to bo deliv.Tesl at tho
.ity hall, this afternoon, and K.v t'ondit
wiil addreas the clas." and citizen in the
evening. The esorvises will close with the
presvetatton of diplomas by Supt Wilkes.
Thursday tho Supt will ! in l eoiia. and
Friday will attond tho cloing of the Xorth
Hrownsrille Public whools. Tho browns
villo chixls have a tine class of 13 cradu
atos. S :pt Wilke- n vory i-tisy with the
intorosts of our school and it is a known
fact t'n.it he takoss now life and energy ever-wh-rv
ho g.'-.
I 1 St R v n.ie The ( rgon rt;ito
grai (." is :n s. si,.n m r.ngone tins w.va.
with Cir.uid Master Roise in tho chair.
Forty two delegates woro present at tho
iij-Miing yeU.rday moniing. '"ho taantaiTs
reirt wa road and showtnl that the order
wa-s iu a prosperous condition, .-onsidoring
the extreme hanl tini.'s. Thero had bei'n
SMen nw granges oig-.inirel .iiiring the
post year, and many accessions to the ones
already in existence.
Pi iu.i. Si'bakin... Hon C hi Wilkin
son and A K Reames of Portland will
address the citizens of Linn county at
the court house in this city on Friday
evening June 2nd, IStM at 7 :StX o'clock.
Everybody, and especially ladies invited
The I'rineville Review says: If preach
er Irwin was not lit to teach the Indians
at I'liemawa. is he just the kind of a
man to put at the hea.i of the public
school system of the great state of Ore
gon ?
An audacious attempt has been made
to bribe Senator Kyle to vote against the
Wilson bill. The briber was a lobbyist
by the name of C W Hut!. He offered
the senator $14,000 for his vote. Senator
Kyle is said to be incorruptible.
tlr.itMAN Lf.skoss. Those wishing to
to stu.lv German should call on Mrs C Coh
en at the corner or I iiim iuui i alapooia
I . . ... i-:u i i. i
siroei.s aiuany. ui sdwod wiuabk aim
speaking German Please call before
April 1st. Mu GQOBEII.
)r. Price's Cream Oaklng Powder
A Fure arena Cream of Tartar Powder.
Highest Honors atjWorld's Fair
QPRICE'S
The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum.
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard.
Baking
Powder
HOME AND ABROAD
Ijite silver swore' corsage ptna at WM1
Sc Ktarks.
In new s'ylrs, low prices, and fine work
1 1 pho'os Tinkle leads.
There is nothing new in the pho'oline
that you cannot rind at Tinkles .
The very latest s'slti
silver swerd 1
corsage pins at Will A: .Siarks.
When it ccmci to line wor'x and low
prices In photo Tinkle is awav ahead, cor
:nd aad Kerry.
Pcstage stamps at com ether things in
proportion at Fre.l Daw son little drug
a'.ore on the coiner
Prof Lee has Just received a b'cyclt
from his brother of Pueblo.. Colorado, a
possession long desired.
Will V S'ark kep ap ssith the times In
ihe latest a les of jevvelrv. Von will not
miss it If y ou call On tbem for anv thing
in the jclrv line .
A big picnic is he'd at OakiMe yes
terday, about five hundred being present.
Speeches were made by E C Neal, B F
Ramp T P Hackieman and T II Tongue.
E B Sutton, f l Washingtuu wiil speak
tonight at the coort house at 8 o'clock,
lie is one oi the besit Prohibit icn speakers
in the country. All imbed.
The Wasp of Salem claims that a man
tunning for office on the republican state
ticket oSers a parallel cost to Senator
Biecker.ridge.
The members of the U P aaaesnbfy and
t Ui'on, are expected at Al'any at e o'
clock to night. At ! o'clock they ilibe
'.-.. Trv0i s ll. t' IS .U....L A
,r,,. ,,, ...... ,. . ... ,.
canacltv of the hotsls beid in-'loral
ciertlment isould bj need'd
01 . . j , .
w.Rich.rd'1 'V "ntfe Famous Georgia
ZJU ha' ,ni'' ct. names a.
J,"Jf Ktf f nd., roas Brown. Hislman ic
letmoa' Ja,Rrt s',Tt W P Terry, the
tJauz- and the runout C.reKrt titr
i
Quanettr., composed of Howard, Walker,
W w ooten. wi o were one of th
features ol A M Palmer's Alaoama cow
''"" "e'v Pctd ,ha! ,hT
do "he banner business ol the season .
" lhe Pr houe Thursday .
Get Tinkle to make your photo.
i4 citv aarranls ar.;eJ bv
H r
Mcrr:.i
Drop ir. ar.d sec the fite yhoto Tinkle
making, cor ;r.d and Ferry.
All the rage-'hosc fine cabinet photos at
Tinkles, cor 2nd and Ferry streets.
The la'est fac,"far.cdcck for drftses
;ust arrived it Reid Peacock Js Co's
See the new pt.oto. a. Tinkles. Get a
uKen now uile ,,,ev are c ' ' '
Tr a psirof Rea.!, Peacock Jt Co's
fiftv cent !acc . citaics . The ;re splen
did. Ano'her i n oice of Gilberts fast black
satteens in p'lr. anJ breaded. Also ,er
caline in fi t L'ack 7nd colors and last
black orgri-1 . received at Samuel
Young's .
, , .. ... n. w ,
ra:ron:7- br .::avy .-earr. uur.rr.
Albany mhile pecple run it, work for it
; ad parrcniio it. Are ou one of Albanvi
j hite people -i
A;.rrnrR '.arjft Si n.:.t ci ihuse five cent
challie in dark ar..l HjgiM coion jus: teceiv
. cd a'.Read.Peacocr .V Co'; call and make
four seltctUn wtiile the assortrr.et is
ftrge
SfKlAl. AND PERSONAL.
Mrs M S Skiff, the Salam milliner.
made a general assignment.
Miss K'f.-!.a Hail airiv.s,! in Albany '
. this noon from tb? Warm Sj.rinc-.
Mr Wren lit,' rv-t-jrx-i ' jest.-rday from
! a week's hscyi .e nnM to the Waldo
1 Hills, in Mahon cc-ir.ty.
fhe social iriven last evenins at Ir
1 Hill's bv the lucres? 4 Honor, wa.- on cf
I the most enjoyajae affairs of the season.
Mrs Cham'r'ain. of Kast Palestine.
I 'hio arrive. I in A.lsany thi noon, and is
' the guest of her daughter Mrs Rev Little.
Miss Black, .laughter of Hon T J Black.
IcolWtor of nataM of Portland, is at Ash
land, and wili remain there some lime for '
I the benefit of k 1 health. Times.
Mrs IfaRiinnn. of Mesiforl. accc-mronied
Phoenix. Artaooa
IV-n.T. Colorado.
where he will loratu
ith his health, and
trra of that citv.
if the climate aiires
enter R larp leral
A y llearxi. Uta populist candidate for
'lienff in Marion c.iunty has resigned. This
leav.ss the contest between A B HJJrfm i
of Jefferson, and John Knight. Mr Hud
dieson is peculiarly well titteil f-M- tlx office
and will reoeive a big voto.
ITEKAEV SOCIKTT. Taa literary so-;
ciety of the public school held its closing
session Ktst evening in the central school
building. A programme bad beta ar
range.1 and th. re was gl attendance.
The question for debate was. " Resolve!
that the, Coxeyites should ! coaaaasaaed to
hrd btbor for tbn st-ite." The question
was welt handle!, and the de.ision was for
affirmative. The pupils have K-n dilig
ent in their work for tho society, and hae
pr.irited by its wes'kly meeting.
BaCB Actini;. The editorial in the
Herald this morning about Sheriff Jack
son was so thin and puerile that a re
publican after readint it faid that was
enough for bim, he would vote for Mr
Jackson, anj so will manv others like
him wanting a faithful, energetic, reli
able sheriff who can ne depended upon. :
The article baatdaa Winu fall of mis-.
statements i? very hark acting Intelli
gent people see through such things.
iTSiiorun Hcvn. A asateam from the
article in the Harrisburg Courier published"
l:it Saturday, and which reads: "We do I
not support Jackson because we have more
faith in Jackson." The copy from the
Courier read and the item should read as
follows: "Vfe do not support Jackson be
cause we have less faith in McFeron but
because we have more faith in Jackson."
The Ashland Tuling9 publishes T T
tieer's speech in full. The Record gaye
Pennoyers. Ashland people have the
sympathy of the entire state.
Parker Bros load In baked goods, as
wcil as in groceries. This
Is the truth, as can be easily learned by
a trial. When trading with
them, you get wtiat you call
for. Ik not lusitate to
Place your cash with them It buys
guantity, qualilv and first class
treatment every vlay in the week
C E Bioanells grocery siort isj increas
n in popularity. He carries a fine sW.ck
In a ilght room, easilv accessible and
gives bargains. Next door to the P O
lUBaking
Powder
New Advertisements.
I LVtL'NP., Near the Jewish ternetary.
(a apalrofahoea. Call on J R I onglaa
the Bantlsrn gardner, or leave Word at
Pi! kef Bros.
Enoa,
Lac
KOCIB, E,JiS Pare bred Silver
-seed Wvaodotta. Etrirs for settW.it
the All any Poultry Yard. From pen No
1 and 2, $1.25 par i3; pea No. 3 f I per 13
B Hymouth Eosks. 75 cU per 13. Jon
Brush, Albscy, Or. C01 4ih an 6
(i
FIHH
THK PLUMBER.
opposite th.
Tin mrfiajr and pbbing.
(I,.- r lluuae.
I "" )K bahiiAlNS in real aafate addresi ;
I ore ill ou Xamea W Cardwell dc Co.,
Jefferson.
I"URE BRED Silver Lare.i Wyandotte
eggs for sale bv 0 Woolworth.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice i bertby given that the under-j
slunrd administratrix of the estate of Al- I
fred Reel, deceased, ha filed her fii.al ac- '
count as sech Admlnlairatrix.in the coun
ts court of Linn county .Oregon, and said
court has fixed, 'J ueaday, the third day cf
July, 1894, at 10 o'clock a m as the time, .
and the county court room. In Albany, j
Oregon, a the place, for the hearing of
said accounts, and the settlement of ob- '
j ect Ion thereto if any.
Dated this May 2;rd, 1894.
Mas Sarah Mills.
Geo W Wright, Administratrix.
Attorney for Admrx.
ASSIGNEE'S FINAL NO (ICE
Notice la hereby given that the un r
aigned as ig'-e of ibe estate of L T H-n 1
neaa an ii solvent deb'.or na fi'ea hia
final account aa sneb assignee with X P j
Payne. Counts Clerk, Linn County. Ore
gon. AH 1 sons having objection to
aoeb final account will sjhw Ifaaaa on
or before the firat day of the next regu
lar June termor the eirenit court of Linn
'oort v. tne aaase being Monday, June
-. ti McCt-art.
A aigr es
j, ijaiiS'TOT.
INSURANCE AND MONE
BROKER
Cointr Waniito Boiskt an(j
Sold. Ofikf, Nastfjo Blofk, lib1
Orfgoo.
US BAKERY.
Fresh Br ad ETery D y. Pies,
Cakes, etc Special orders
solicited.
C D VANDYKE, Proprietor. ;
tail etreet. between Eaworth a; Lyon
AlbanylDsaraEce Agency
We have had over seven yean
ience in the Home otDct and loci
a nee business, and can guarantee It .
written by us to be properly lookec
The following is a partial list of comptnie.
represented by u :
Foreign So-'.h ' British Jl Mercantile,
orwich L'nion, Phoenix, London, Man -
ster. Guardian, Sen, Caledonian, Lcn -
A La-cash'.re.
American Con'.icentai ot New Y'ork
Westchester cf New Youk. Tte Con
rental of New York and Mam lira lar
England, write farm busicesa, taking tct
I for the premium, wi h ample time f
payment. We respectfully solicit an
good business. Office eppstte old
c ir.ee
M SENDERS
Oiepn Pacific Railroad.1
fBllS (I (S, If.tlK!
Direct
Line
Quick Dispatch
Low Freight Rates.
tet t
OlWM 'ill. n ftrsfctr
en:n ut Saa FTsxirre.
Eca
ii. u raaacaaas
U.cu! sal FtbT SO, iUrA i. 11 n. sni SIM,
fkom yeca-
H cxr j F.b iHk, aUrrta '
, aid fTik.
The Oompavnj rwnrree th ngnt
hangs sailing date without notion.
For freight ard paecr r tet app
o any agent.
IhiraJ UitJnS.tii V - : s
nvkcr Si vr r.ceifcv Olif.
rittkr.r.it.r. C is I . .
FRAZER
AXLE
GREASE
BEST ITT THE WOL?
Sri . .j.v.'.wi.f jar.-;.5? '- :
. . , , v.tm r.f "
sOk . ...LtrtiiiTHnaiiiMi
jr. P- ice's Creaun Raking Powder
Moat Perfect Made
lIKMT NATItMAL BIKK,
P or ai.bamt. oano!
- - : mm
We PreaMeaa .
.-h.r
L F LIN'S
s. m,Torso
B, W. LAKODON'
rRASSACTS A OEN'KRALbntaT)oelaeei
ACVOl'STS KKFT subject to sheci.
SIGHT KXCHANUK mad tel rmphic trrsf r, oM
NswTorfc, 9u maeiaco, Chieeicv and rsnhusd
CXi-iacTiONS aA0K.n awssans
a. a
w Laaesea
If I Bum.
ru
Ksvaks I . Sox.
Haiti
Caveats, and Trde-M rk obtained . and alt Pat-1
.ui . aenii 1 1 1 i i i mi i w ii 1 1 in i
Ooe ernct is eearrc u. . PrtiTOrwet
n.t we can jecure pitent ia less Uate taau those
remote trou Wssaiaftoa. . I
Send model, drawmc or roto., wtta desertp.
rjon. We sdvise, U patentable or not, tree ol
,i.n. "l.,r Ire nr due til! nf lent is secured.
j
I
I
a rr. -flowtoObte i tsstenu," witk
cost of suie in the U. S. and jeresxacoaatnea
seat Uee, Address, i
C.A.SNOW&CO.
i ors. ssavTirT Omet. wshigti. ft. C
mar ANTKU - Pushina Canvasser of
ft good address. Liberal salary and
expenses pa'd weekly: Permanent poei
Hon. BROWN BROS Co, Xurserynio t,
Fortland, Oregon.
An ameabto laxative- and Nrava Tonto.
Boki ty Druggists or sent Dy nuui.
and H-00 per package.
Samples free.
KOHO
The Favorite TOOtB fOWBlt
for the Teeth and Breath,ae.
Caj tatn Sweeney, r J.A San Ilego,Cat,
Stys: "iilloh's Catarrh Bemedy ta the first
medicine I have ever found that wouH do ma
any good." frioe.aocts. SoMbylteuwaa-
shiloh's cure:
" This fim at Covoh Crrta rourptr-ss i
5 here all others faiL For C onaurnptloa tt hea
rival; haa cored thousands, and wtU ecu
TOD.tf taUenintlme. ffnwttcta. BOrtfcs atOB.
I
Walloper,
JriitzM, I'aints. Ol U
li t a h , Etc
.J. A. CVMifg
ALBANY, 0REC0
GREATLY
REDUCED
PRICKS
MADE BY
SOOTHffl PACIFIC COMPANY
FOR THE
CALIFORNIA
MIDWINTER
FAIR
ROUND TRIP TICKETS
GOOD FOR 30 DAYS
Albanv to San Frsotlsto
I1CUB3I0S TBITS.
From San Francisco to other point, in
1 California w5',; be allowed purchasers of
special Mid inter Fair tickets r the fol-
HfL
i co tciles from San
Francisco, ore and one-third oce way
iare.
To s-fctioni 150 miles or rr.o-e from San
Francisco, one and or.e-fifth ere way
! fare.
For exact dates and full particulars, in
1 quire of C K Fror.k. agent at Albanv, Or,
or address the ur.dei signed.
;Rich'dGrav, T H Goodhax.
Gen Traffic Mar.. Gea Passenger Agt.
San Frarcisco, Cal.
E P Rogers, Ass! GFiP agen:, ott
; land O.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
The Steamship HOMER
will j.ly between San Fran
cisco and Willamette Valley
, points via the Oregon and
Southern Pacific railroads,
sailing with freight and pas
sengers on or about tne fol
lowing dates: From San Francis-o
on Wednesday April 4.
at 6 p m. From Yaquina: on
,next Tuesday. April 11
Fare from Alban- and
, Corvallis to San Franc:-.":
Cab n, TJ; Steerage, $9.
Round trip tickets, includ
ing meals and berths, good
for 30 da s. 18.
Cna 1 ITSitai. Son A Co, Areata.
No 2 to'S Marktt .:', San Frarefc.
; Star Baker)
(srFr4albls and Flrsil !
CGNRAD Vim, FFtiJ 1EHP,
ward rails,
t'si.sarf.
Drfeet rrsiltx.
Tabitceo.
Nattmr,
i oftee.
Et
taanrii tl
qnersswar.
itlaiale.
Cleat
Jipfee.
Tea.
Cie..
lac enms.4 ;ksl is kefA in eer
.-. sad esue7 sksre. Higliiet
sasrket rrx pid for
al.L KINDS OF PRODUCE.
H. U. IITPK. W. H. PISPISGEK. p. it JAMES
ALBANY FORillE CO..
zarco
Baltimore lllk.
Alkaii, Ore.
FURNITURE
complete line of
VNIERTAKI$6
in all its branches.
EMBALMING u-rcialh.
Residence tr or i undjVal.ipoeia
DRUGS
Stationery, Toilet Articles, Mu
Instruments, Etc
Hodps & McFarland,
The Cornel Drug Store,". A.bany.Qt
fled CrownMills
JOHN ISOM, PRjPRIETOR.
w raooasa rLoca acraaioa son aaaau
airo BAatas rsa
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