The state rights democrat., July 13, 1894, Image 3

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cutorrat.
Wkbkly Democrat. $r 7s per yesr
n advance. $2.00 at end cf year.
A Chautauqua Assembly will be held
at Oregon City on July 24, 25 and 26, at
Gladstone Park. Among the speakers
already engaged are several of national
reputation. Or K S Cm tine, of Los
Angeles, Or Sekh W Brownof San Jose,
Billiard Wake, of Topeka, Kansas, and
Professor Straub, of Chicago. Doctors
C E Locke, Geo R Wallace, Arthur J
Brown, C C Str.it ton and Roland O
Grant, of Portland, have been invited to
assist. A'.so H W Scott, of the Oregon
ian, Judge Caples, Abigail Scott Duni
way, Senator Tongue, of Hillsboro. Nar
cissa White Kinney, of Astoria, Govern
or elect Lord, of Salem, and other emi
nent speakers and musicians.
It is proposed to make Tuesday. Jul
24, a "Young People's Day," with ex
cursions of Sunday schools, Endeavor
Societies, Kpworth Leagues, Y M C A,
etc, from all parts of the state, with
rousing music and a strong young peo
ple's program; Wednesday July 25,
"Patriotic Day," devoted to She discus
sion of national, social and economic
questions, with the G A R, Sons of Vet
erans, Womai's Relief Corps, various
orders, etc , Thursday, July 26, is "Edu
cation Day," for teachers, colleges,
Chautauquas. etc. Col K A Miller is
chairman of the executive committee,
and will give any desiied information.
A Live Small Max. The Salem In
dependent tells the following: The'
death of a small man was narrowly
averted by the large fellow taking to his
heels in Might. The controversy com
menced in front of the Bataar Auction
store on State street, over an argument
on the pension question, the small man
and the big man couldn't agree, the
former being of the opinion that pension
money was too freely given, and men
tioned, by the way, that a big strapping
fellow had no right to such monies. Now
it happened the large man was a pen
sioner and a big strapping fellow, and it
hit him so'close to where he lived that he
became angry. He thereupon called the
little giant a vile name and "David" at
once started for "Goliah" intending to
smite him in the forehead. Now it came
to pass that "Goliah" marked "David's"
intent and turned to flee to his habita
tion. In so doing he passed quickly
through the auction "temple"and struck
the stove, laying it low. He however,
made his exit through the back door.and
disappeared amongst the multitude.
The little man held the fort and officers
appeared, bnt no arrests were made, as
no disturbance was evident.
Atthk Soldiiks Home. John Oulli-
van, an inmate of the Soldiers Home,
hailing from Portland, was dish morablv
discharged Friday. It seems that he
occasionally imbibes too freely in bug
juice, and that he did so the other even
ing while in town. He then went to the
home determined to clean out the
place, and being a powerful man
he almost succeeded in doing so. if
reports are true. He was finally subdued
however, and placed under arrest for us
ing obscene language in the presence of
the laiies, and will have a jury trial in
Justice Hamlin's court tomorrow. Sul
livan claims to be a relative of the great
John L and his claim is no doubt well
founded. Roseburg Review.
Fkom Kitsojj Springs. A letter from
Hon R A Irvine who went to Kitson
Springs about two weeks ago. wrote to
Jason Wheeler of this city, says the road
to ten miles above sprwgSeM were goo.d
then for a stretch of 15 miles the worst mud
holes the writer ever saw abounded, and
then the remainder of the road was rough
and rocky. Mr Irvine says he stood the
trip finelv and has not had a bad spell
since he began uatbing and drinking the
water. The team and wagon of James
Shelton ran off the grade but no damage
was done except some slight bruises for
Mrs Shelton who jumped from the wagon.
The wagon turnel over and went
down the embankment about 15 feet
into the rirer, horses and all- The horses
were cut loose and brought out safely.
Most of bis load was saved. Mr Ii vine
feels qtite confident his healtii will improve
at the springs .
The following from the Sidney, Wash.,
Independent goes rather to) far; but it
shows how the papers talk: "Berr
Most endorses assassination ; Sylvester
Pennoyer endorses assassination ; the
populist party endorses Pennoyer. Ergo,
we bavi Herr Most, Pennoyer and popu
lism, all in the same boat. What do
you think? By their vote, will Hie peo
people make it float?
JC$ rather too much for you
the ordinary, bulky pill. Too big
to take, and too much disturbance
for your poor system. The smallest,
easiest to take, and best, are Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They
leave out all the disturbance, but
yet do you more good. Their help
latta.
Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious
Attacks, Sick or Bilious Headaches,
and all derangements of the liver,
stomach, and bowels are prevented,
relieved, and permanently cured.
They're guaranteed to givo satisfac
tion, or your money is returned.
A " cold ik tuk head " is quickly
cured by Dr. Sages
A B Catarrh Remedy. So
V is Catarrhal Headache,
BV and every troublo that
L is cause! by Catarrh.
AisWVl So is Catarrh itself.
" The proprietors offer
w $500 in cash for any
case which thev cannot cure. Sold
by all druggists.
FOR
CTS.
In Pontage, we tvIII vend
A Maniple Envelope, of either
WHITE, FLESH or BRl'S ETTE
or
lOZZONI'S
OWDER.
You have seen it advertised for many
years, bat have you ever tried itf H
not, you do not anow what an Meal
Complexion Powder la.
POZZONI'S
brisldc being an acknowledged boanttflor.
him muny rerreiming uses, lb prerenal
ii,,, Hiin-hiirn. wlnd-taii. lessens oerotili
It prevents ehaf
etc.; Iii tact Ills nioMdelloatoai id desirahae
irauon.
nrutoction to tbe luce during botweaatatw.
It 1 Bald Kverywliure.
For satuulo. add re
. A. POZZONI CO. St. Louis, Mo,'
ALBANY
COLLEGE.:::::
Send for
Calogue
Addretc, RV. E, K. CONDIT,
I Albany, Oregon
The Harrlsburg saw mill is to be rebuilt.
Saturday's mob fight in Chicago resulted I
in the death of about twenty strikers at!
the hands of the regu'ars.
President Cleveland , has issued a proc
lamation practically declaring martial law
in Illinois. There will Sc no cvore fool
Ishltec.
Samp'es of the brick for the newJCus'.ck
brick have been brought in by C
Chamberlain from hi 1 yard. They pre
sen a good iippearance.
The prlxe won by P B Montelth for
making the most hits on the doublet,
was a diamond instead of n gold ring as
s'.ated by the Democrat.
A business meeting of the Albanv So
cial club will be held at their rooms to
night at 7:30 o'clock. Members are
requested to be presented.
Del Noite paced a mile at Portland
Saturday in tttaU the fastest time of the
meeting, and yet failed to win ihe race.
Plunket was the fortunate horte.
r 'ui to the value of 575,000 on its way
Eatt from California was tied up by the
strike and lost, and fruit growers of that
atate estimate their less at $5,000 per dav
during the continuance of the strike and
blockade
The Ladies Auxiliary will give one of
their popnlar socials and entertainments
at the Y M C A Hall Wednesday evening.
A program will be presented that will
undoub'e.lly please, among other things a
pantomime from one o Wi'l Carlton's
productions.
Ellas VV Dixon, of Forrest drove ha
Invented an air ship by which he claims
he can go from Oregon to Chicago
in thirty honrs. It Is in the shape
of a whale. A n electric motor will be the
power. Probably a bubble like all air
ships.
The school board neld a meeting yester
day and elected Prof D V S Reld princi
pal and city superintendent for the ensuing
year, ct a salary of $1200. This was a
good selection. It was decided to open
school on the 17th cf September. Eu
gene RegOtei.
Last week the team of Hon E V Tandy,
of Harrlsburg, was frightened and ran
awav throwing Mr Tandv Into a barbed
wire fence, cutting his face and arms in a
serious manner. He received good surgi
cal attention and is gradually improving,
though consideted in a serious condition
at first.
The corvalli hose tetm has challenged I
uinon tram tor a nub anu hub race 1
V. UMU ' - C
10 be run near Corvallls, 233 yards for
$.100 a side. There is a cood real of
talk abiut the matter. It will probably
end in smoke. A member of the Albany
team say if the race is made Albany will
run the winner
The Informer says the race will come; Crops. Following is the report of the U
off, and that Corvallis has made the dla- S Department of Agr culture. Weather Bu
tance in 2S seconds ard can do it again, reau. of the Oreiron State Weather Service
Mrs M E Bilyeu went to Tortland this ' the week niK Monday, July 9, 1894.
uoon. 1
Mrs G F Russell went to Sa'ezn
to visit triends.
today
J G Crawford went to Yaquina Bay j
Jason Wheeler and A J Hunt left
carriage todav for Kitson snrinn.
by I
. . 11
Bay.
Mrs fudge Flinn and daughter,
left today for Y'aquina, where they
spend the summer.
Ora,
will
Wm Ralston, a capitalist of Albany, i
home. He ia inut roinrnin fmm Th i
UHSni t 1 1 I I ! 1 1 L' ! I .-Hlin lik flV Mta
Dalles. Salem Independent . I
A birth day party was tendered Mrs I '
M Irving Friday evening bv the Ladies :- has ln increased aad large yields are in
Birthday club. A short musical pixyram j dicated as the weather has been very fa
was presented, and a pleasant feature ! arable
was the presentation to Mrs Irving ftf a B. & L. A s -It is estimated that a half
silver spoon holder. ! .. . , " ......
... . . . million houses have been built in this
airana Mis L , K lrain of rort Dodge,
.una, are 111 in-: cuv uie zuesis 01 trie
formers brother. B b Train. Mr Train is
editor of the Iowa Timea.
Miss Nellie Hoeue passed throueb to- ;
day on ber way to Albany, from Little
tiK.w nere she lias lust hmshed tne mott
successful term ever taught in that dis
trict. Corvallis Informer.
Mrs T H Wallace and sou Willie, left
this noon for Canada, bv wav of 'be
Canadian Pacific, and wil. make that
province their borne. They leave many i
warm menus in Albany. 1
It is stated that Miss Alice Carson, of
Josephine county, ran aeainst ber lover.
Jeff Hayes, in that county for superin-
t endent ol educaticn. And she defeated
bim. She was a repablican and he was
a populist. Instead of souring on her,
ne loves her better than ever.
Truthfulness.
Rev W A Trow, who has resigned as
pastor of the Congregational church and
will go east, to reside, when transporta
tion facilities permit preached, a very
practical sermon yesterday morning at
the U P church, the substance of which
will be of interest to our readers:
One must be pure in thonght as well as
13 act. lbe gospel condems flagrant
violation of the law not only, but as well
evil thoughts. Falsehoood is a flaw in
the soul, it is a moral suicide. The lie if
the rot that eats into the fibre; it de
grades a man. A lie corrupts and debases
tbe soul. We mm' abhor the shams of
life, avoiding polite lies. People try to
appear to be what they are not. Let us
strive to be rsther than appear. Little
affectations and deceptions in social
matters eat into the soul. We owe
trut ifulness to ourselves. It is oar birth
right. We are under obligations to
others to speak the truth. It is the bond
tbat unites us. Credit depends on truth
fulness. The present stagnation depends
to a certain extent on a lack of rommer
cial truthfulness. A lie is sn enemy of
mankind, socially and in business. A
lie is not only an affront it is sn enemy. 1
lie winaed at will destroy human rela
tions. A truthful understanding between
Pulman and his men would have saved
vast trouble. Keep your promises. Pay
your debts on time. Let 4 o'clock be
4 o'clock. We need less demsgognism in
politics. We need truthful public ser
vants, honest political platforms, not
things to catch votes. We also need
truthfulness in our business, less shoddy,
more of the genuine. This is an age of
ban bugs. Honest labor and honest
capital ia needed. There should be
honest advertising, something to cluck
the abominable falsehoods. We need
truthfulness in religionmore honesty in
church work, more genuine prayer, more
spiritual songs. There is sham listening.
Leave bad thoughts out. God sees
through our weakest insincerity. Be
true as you value your own soul ; speak
the truth in love. There may be places
where all need not be told, where truth
may hurt and injure. Let us be careful
on sucb occasions. In Christ is love.
Adam Baumbarger, walking and rid
ing as best he could went to Eugene
from Corvallis the 3rd of July to cele
brate the 4th, and returned walking all
the way. As the distance Is forty miles
and Mr Baumbarger is 74 years of age it
may be imagined bow badly he wished
to hesr tbe eagle scream.
He Can't Live
Bald my friends and neighbors. I bad IT
pepsi IS years; physician and change at
climate did not help m. But Hood's Sarsapa-
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
B. F. O. Boke and Vaunhter
Linn County Council.
Hall of Shedd Grange, July 7,1894.
Although a great many farmers were
busy with their hay harvest, at the
usual hour there were a good number of
patrons on hand, and the worthy presi
dent H M Palmer called the house to
order. The choir furnished the council
with some choice music in the opening
exercises. Prayer by the chaplain.
The worthy agent stated that he had
no report to make at present. Under
this head was called out a good many
remarks in regard to purchasing twine,
etc, and it was urged that the different
members should state to the agent what
they wanted in the coming Larvest.
The resolution that was tabled at the
last meeting of the council, in regard to
.1 highet grade to be taught in our public
schools and talked on by several mem
bers, and motion said resolution be re
ferred to the committee on legislation,
to report in the afternoon.
Took a recess for dinner. The worthy
president called the house to order.
Song by the choir.
There was several thousand pounds of
twine reported to the agent during the
noon recess.
The committee on legislation offered
a substitute on the resolution in regard
.to a higher grade to be taught in the
public schools.
On motion the above reso'ution and
substitute be referred to the committee
on legislation to report at the next meet
ing of the council.
On motion the next meeting of the
council will be held with Tangent
grange the first Sept in October 1894.
A resolution was offered by Bro Scott
asking that a law be passed to that one
half of our tax can be paid the first of
April and the first of November in each
year.
A resolution was offsred bv Bro
Bridgefarmer, asking that the next
legislature make the legal rate of in
i terest six per cent per annum, and that
I any person asking a higher rate of inter
est than six per cent or taking a bonus
01 any kind, lorieit
tne principal ana
mierrei. i ne aoove question 1 was argu-
ed at considerable length by several
members, and on motion said resolution
be laid on the table.
The nsual vote of thanks was tender-1
i ed to the members of Oak Plain grange '
J V . . .' . . . .
T. I .I.
There was some
made for the good of the order, and the
. day was well spent in the
interest
ol j
', the patrons of husbandry.
I tin motion adjourned.
iuc uMiucr iwuiuuas .uv uuwi iavor-
an e and beneficial for all erons H.ivim-
is in run blast and all the hay is tieing se
barley, rye and corn sre growing finely.
cured in excellent condition. beat, oats
Fll t. t- '
small amounts have been harvested in S
, r - - .
-an ivanatt uviu aa a . 11 aaaaw? tuciaili 1
left fall wheat and is now on the spring !
wheot and oats. There has been no gen- j
era! damage to the fruit from tbe caterpil-1
lar. Orchards without carp had the fnliaov :
destroyed and fruit ruined with caretne
lhirm If same aT-ilLa&rf M rry litt-a at ksao
nmlitiV .mirth -iii .i i
Hop louse have appeared. Uarden truck is
growing finely. Ihe acreage of potatoes
country by the local building and loan '
., ..(,.. nk , 1
.tinn ImmH. i ih rnt s, l
the V S commiasiooary of labor, the first
buildine and 'loan orltion In inn. 1
ica was organized at Kran'-ford, asuburb .
of Philadelnhi. in 183 1 hnt il mnrs.
ment really sUrted from 1840 to 1S50.
Tbe total number of buildina assot ia- '
tions in th; the United States is 5,38. ,
Pennsylvania has the largest number, j
1.079; Ohio next, 721 ; then Illinois. 6tJf:
Indiana. 445; New York. 418: Missouri.
oaa VZ vr.,Ju J.l
T?ti: ?..JV1 T i
336
"u .r Jeraey
240
The net wet. of the building socl-!
ietiee all over the
country exceedfour .
: hundred and fitly million
T.Vi I-. contri
..; aL I
is no other one agency
I buted so much to the building of houses
for people of moderate m?ans, and thus
tn nalrinli.m mnA Ik. ntV,ilitw rA I a
government,
Reaching Git. If items like the fol
lowing were not common jokes with the
Salem Staterman, we would feel like ad
vising our citizens to get in and rustle
f. . . .. ..I
QSUem COOKl maae C10 an-l xiie ncll i
... .. . . . .. I
country- tributary to the torts ot the
.Santiarn directly tributary to her. Thi?
she can do by the expenditure of only a
few hundred dollars. She can afford it
j and should make the expenditure, for it
I would be dollars well spent.
New Timb Table. A new table wen
into effect on tbe Oregon Pacific today. I
Under it the tassenger brains will be ex-1
elusive. Tbe west bound will arrive from i
the front at 11 05 and return, leaving at ,
1 -30; the east bound will arrive from the'
Bay at 1 1 :o0 and leave for there at 12:35. 1
Affreight will go to the Bay on Monday,
W'ednesday and Friday, and return on
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, leaving
Albany at 7::t0 and returning at 4:30 the'
next day.
A bmotfAI. Upebatiox. Last year
Mrs W E McPherson spent several months
in tbe east fcr treatment for mecrosis of a
bone. The treatment proved unsatisfactory,
and Monday Dm Ma-ton and Davis per-
lormed an operation on the diceased bone
that seems to be very effective. The opera-'
tion is a delicate one, but was successfully ,
performed, and Mrs McPherson is doing
well under the treatment.
NOTICE FOX BIDS.
Bid will he received cp to Fa!ordv,
f uly 21, for 10 coid body Hr wood, 75
corda grob oaf', not leas than 4 iocbe in
diameter, to be straight and best quality
delivered at tbe public obonl bnildings in
Albany, on or before Sept 1, 1894.
r E Aller, Clerk.
The right to reject any or all bid reterv
ed.
ON THE
TOP SHELF
of public ettimation rou will find
Parker Bros. It has taken years of hon
est dealing, a store full of the best goods
a continuous round of truth telling and
above all, the right prices for the right
good to lead farker Bros to their present
proud position, their groceries are stand
ard, their produce fresh, and their baked
goods the best in the market, and oi a
plendid variety.
You Abb All Rioht
If you take your washing to
the Albany Steam Laundry. If you
don't you are not. Something is the
matter of vou. Hon can you go to a
Chinese establishment with a first-class
steam laundry in tbe city. Don't do it.
Be all right by quitting it. Suppose you
do mske a few cents; what does it profit
you, with the Chinese smell and lurking
disease around. Patronize the Albany
Steam Laundry.
Julius Gradwoki. informs us that
his branch store on Secons street will be
open from this day on in regular form of
b'jainess. The same uni' be a cash store.
Come and try and satisfy yourselves that
the cash system I the only true one In
business. If you take his advice you will
never have any hard times.
J (Ik Alm oin..
To make th: hall grow a natural color,
prevent baldn'sa.and keep the scalp healhty
Hill's Hair Rencwer was invented, and
ha, proved Itself successful.
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer
hai restored gray hair to its original rol
or and prevent baldneis in thousands cf
cae. It wl! do so to you.
Hood's Pills are purely vegetable, and
do not purge pain or gripe. Sold by all
druggists. a)
New goodsiust received at Mrs John N
Hoffman's. Hsts sold for halt what you
TTTiL, ID aT
TnK Masons -The different orders o
Mtisomy, including the Eastern Stars, are
in session in Portland this week. During
the past fiscal year there 1 have been eight
subordinate chapters instituted, and there
aronow in tbe state about 1500 members,
which is nearly double the membership of
the order last year. There are 29 subordi
nate chapters in the jurisdiction. Yester
day afternoon the grand chanter elected the
following officers: M E Q H P, W C Craw
ford; D G H P. J M Hodson; G K, J II
Irvine: US, LH Ronoy; G T.O P Mason;
G S, J F Robinson; G C of H H.S Strange;
G L, S L Pope.
The Salem Democrat lays: Judge Wol
verton, the new member of the Supreme
Court, took his place upon the bench lust
Monday. He is a pleasant gentleman and
an able lawyer, and will no doubt make a
good judge, though a good deal is expect
ed of J u dire Lord s successor. The judge
i and his family will move to Salem some
time this fall.
A Good Thino. About a year ago H T
Bagley, our enterprising harness maker,
invented an attachment to prevent horses
from throwing their tails over the lines
when being driven. This he sent to the
patent office at Washington for inspec
tion, but not until aftet he bad given it a 1
thorough test, and in a few days he re
ceived a reply stating that his attachment
was patentable and advised him to
Tulfont , 411 ,,1, , I,.,,.. ...... I IS .no , nt I I
it in the highest terms and he will proba
on nave it patented in the near fut
HiiUboro Democrat
j 111. u -n u. a quesuon beiair debated
is whether the Oregon National Guard
could be called to California, if desired, to
assist in putting down tbe riots if they
occur, at Sacramsnto and Oakland, as they
are liable to on account of the warlike atti
I tude of the striken. As thev are national
guards they can be called wherever needed, i
Pennoyer. though, mitrbt object. At anv !
j rate members of F Company should get in
timmnuh irin, ,) ;r a ...,i;.t
that they will not show the white feather
if obliged to face an army of strikers,
0 "
Corvalhs. Conrad Meyer and family.
of Albany, spent Sunday with relatives in
tilis
!. in, the piano manot Albanv, was
by Otto
, I .1 .
T M Hamilton h.t nnrrhnjaml an Alemsnt I
- 7. : iniid i .Tr
upright piano of L I Will, of Albany.
Yesterday was a lovely day not too hot.
just pleasant, and several Albany people!
took cdtantage of this and paid a visit to
our city. Among them were: Miss Alice
Porter; Kara Horton Miss Hettie Burk-
hart, f h Allen and VVm I aber.- Informer. )
Up A Hill. Bruce Burnett vesterday '
mj- ,. .
S .r .TV.
Johnson's hill.
i in 1011 county, mis mil in about one
, half mile in length and has a 230 foot
x grade, aad the wheelmen of Albany walk
o v ? not at way. so rode
StiSOT-
I'hen tbey do they will sacreed.
nmm a u UV USiWtS WI IVIIIUf IWj 19
will be ready to resign after reading tbe
following, fold by Dr H B Stanley, of
Dallas: A few days ago, while in a field
near Dixie fn this mnntr I ara amrnrtaaui
to be overtaken by a shower with not a
Pliinn III SIOM Hn Aramimna whar taaw.f 1
falUn I (nnn.l if tr. Ka i,nn.r .1.. ,ik.
excrement of the wheat bug. !
AFTER 1HISTL125. Ine foliOWlliir com-
miasioners have been appointed bv tbe
t-oanry court to destroy Canada thistle
wcnever founa in their dtsuncU. for the .
treat following their appointment: J M
Harder, dist. 9; Benrv Kinzer. dist 8: J
Clem
dist. 19: A T Powell, dial 6: Smith
Cox, dist. 45.
BorxD OvR. Nathan Kinney charged
witb burning Mr Anderson s btrn in the
stuun countrj in iecember. IRSi. wa
examined m luaUte Jnon'a court
evening and was bound over to Ue grand j
I0? ln e.f f .f"- He expects to ,
prtscure ui. out ant not mane 11 last
m8" Statesman.
Rranv. iars ikvmn tm V
ia a condiUon for prompt response to a
from California should one 1-eiuade for
call
T: " "1
llon - at ' , ihnn . , i-ij.ii.tv
''Co. Ucompccfareliablelvof young
-ho will do their duty if called upon
Installation-. The officer of Al -
banv Lodge No 4 I OOF will be install- j
ed this evening.
larputy Grand
Uaarer 11 II SlilW !. l ,K- ,,. I
toinuall the officer. All members in- I
Ited to he present. I
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fair r I . i . I ruwA.nM I. . f.m.. .11.1. I
peak volume tor It excellence and
medicinal merit Hood's Sarsaparilla Is
Nature' oo-workr.
I Ho"d's Pill become the favorite
cathartic with every one who trie them.
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Tan Notice. After thi date. we. the
undersigned, agree to saw oak v ood for
50 cents and fir. ash and maple for 40 cents
per cord. July 10th
Er. ArntMix.
Wm. Neklkt.
J. N. Ooana,
Cabbage.
Oreen P a.
Celery.
Sweet Potatoes.
N w Potatce.
& Chrriic
At C E Brownell.
1 hae just received another Invoice of
Ladle. Mies and children tan Oxford
Tic In all size and widths.
SAMt'EL E Y0t:SG.
t leao towel to every coatotner at Viereck
h iving parlor.
The bea!jrnat enfiee in the city at Comad
flljyera
If you want a tine amok call for Joseph,
white labor cigar.
Bat h at Viarecks shaving and hair
?u ting parlors.
Wild Black Derbies. During
the
present season I will admit persons to my
wild blackberry fields at 50 cents per day.
Will admit no one before July 5th. Berries
not very plentiful. E Wills.
C E Bi ownells grocery store is tncreas
ng in popularity. He carries a fine stock
In a light room, easily accessible and
give bargain. Next door to the P O.
all' Hair Ken :wcr cures dandruff an d
a:? affection ; also all cases of baldne ss
wheie the glands which feed the roots of
the hair are not closed up.
Go to Parker Bros
for
your
groceries -
Will & Stsrk keep up with the times! n
the latest styles of jewelry. You will not
ml It If you call on tbem for anything
In the jewelry line.
Moire silk fir trimming, in the staple
and uew rhades, juat received at S B
Young'.
Get your fruit jars at Patker Bro.
tra top and rubber.
Ex
Late silver sword
& Starks.
coraage pins at Will
Jr. Price's Cream Oaldng Powder
A Para Orcje gWS Tartar Powder.
Loiter List.
Foilowirg ia the list of letters remaining
in the post offioe at Albany, Linn county
Oregon, July 0, 1894. Persons calling for
these letter must give the date on which
they wars advertised.
Broder, Claus Cable, C H
Colton, Mrs II G Craig, ! P
Hawley, Master Cecil and Kenneth
Hogue, Mrs M R Jordan, Henry
Morris, Mrs Rena Scott Bessie
Southard, F Taylor, Miss Sutie-2
Williams, John
ThOS. MoNTBiTH, P. M.
A train left Portland yesterday for the
east over the Notthern Pacific.
Letters mailed In SanFrancisco on June
29 have just reached Albany.
Several Salem families passed through
Albany this noon for Yaqulna bay.
Some Eastern mail arrived from the
east today, but It was rather aged.
Work on the foundation of the new
Cusick bank building has been begun.
An Oreiron exchange advocates the
collection of taxes by the lira-ur In Hie
nrst place. Why not i
. Rev D C McFarland will preach at
Peoria next Saturday at 8 P M and Sun-
diy at 11 AM.
The strike sliustlon Is materially
improving. The prompt action of Uncle
Sam has been very effective for the time
being.
There aie no flic or. celestials, s. .
of them have regU'eied t nice in older to
sl! the extra certlfictte f-jr a round prloe.
The picture doesn't a nount to much in the
case of Chinamen.
The trade union f Chicago arc to
trlke to-morrow tt 7 A M least lb it
was the dcrlslrn of a general con
ference there. It wa evidently done
to bring mutter to a focu- ; but it wi I
probably not have that effect.
The steamer Scotia arrived at Yaqulna
on Sunday with a load of valley freight,
and will take out a cargoof Pioneer atone.
Its capacity Is 450 tons of stone. This
quarry ha enough order ahead for a
large number of trip of the Scoiia.
M 1 "e ,mra nnu1 circular o: the banti-
I " "V 11
cates the school to be a worthy one. and
, Its advantage good . Prof S A Randie U
principal. I Bernard Marks is at the bead
of tbe business course, ana Mi 1 1 at tie
Warner ha chargsAhe musical denai l
ment. cstf
The social at the Y M C A rooms
Wednesday oigi.l promise to be an inter
esting affair A program is being pre
pared by tt Auxiliary enough to
recommend it. Some act In pantomime are S
to be ptesnied, a ladle octet U to be a
drawing frature,and throughout the even
ing win be a firt-c:at ocial.
Remember that Ayer' Sartaparilla it
extracted from the Hondura root, which
only of Sarsaparilla h the trueaiteratve
p.openle. Alto, that it it a highly con
centrated and powerful medicine, and
hence it wndeiful result In all form of
blood dheatc.
Tlnn'l huv a Klwwl l. 1.
m -1. tt Tl i . .... ..... -. ,,
i"t i me .superior Meai-
clne-Aver's araprtlls. ,! In the end.
the cheapest blood purifier in ihe market,
The Ingredients of whirl: It U composed
are the most expensive and medicinally
(fBcaclout that can be obtained.
-it turns out th-l the young man Jay ne
,1 by a locomotive on the Unwn'Pa-
clRc bridge near Willapa and instantly
killed, wa narahied bv fright. A com
panion who wa with him testified at the
coroner' Inquest that J-yr.r, a weil as
himself, had plenty of time to step asice, !
but seemed glued to the po. The com - j
pamun cnaeavorea to gei mm on ire traca i
oui wa unable
The debt of lXug la county i $144,
077 39
Mr C B Irvine.of the hutyt nun returned
home today.
C A Chandler, manager for the Singer
Mfg Co. U in the city.
R S Bean is bow chief justice of tbe
supreme court of Oregon.
Hugfa t.ray went to Albany vetriay
j .
where he will accept a position in a foun
7 . rene
Miss Augusta Reiner, of Albany, i visit-
inir al !h nsi,in rj iUtr. I.f.w .
few
day. Eugene Guard. "
K E Ham mark, of Taliman. went to
Portland thi norw m i.md tK- ,-.1
lodge of Masons, which convenes tomorrow.
D P Maon. J P GaJbraith. C B Winn ,
and Mr Wj man are in Portland attending !
the grand chapter and grand lodge of j
Mssssiss.
Deputy I" S Marshal George Humphrey
was in tne city today on hi way to Detroit
to Ribpoena witnesses in the Brown and
Iyer perjury cases. He report tbe strike
yery timet in Oregon now, several deputies,
though are kept it Ashland
Detroit.
The Salem Journal give tbe following
Detroit item:
Hiss Jetvetie K olden, of Albany, ha
charge of tbe dining room in the L ass-ado
ihouv
iMmit will h.r a mill All
c:v. u-i-.l :n v.:. .:n
. -a., auu.v u. tutu up
,' ,
K M Pal and H A Pease have discovered
a fine head of potter's clay on their claims
which adjoin iketroit. We expert noon to
II J I .. . J o t .1. I I
" wp" eveiou. mme o: 1M a.T
1 1 . ... t . I 1 1 I t 1
naa mn nni w i roruana expen ana ne
rays ne uiinss it wui mace nre unca. bOM, wi,hout noules tuavl. hvdranU tutned
I Detroit ha one of the 6net parks in I on without hose, the pressure cannot 1
Oregon, a crystal spring being located in it. kept up in that neighborhood.
It is one of the finest springs in the Ca ff you do not get good service it will be
-ade range. The park is covered with the fault of the consumers themselves, and
large fir Umber and tbe ground i level, j we hope it will be only necessary to call
with a heavy growth of moss. It is cool , attention to these evil to have them
and shady and is a place where the most ; remedied.
keptical can enjoy tbemtelve. The roar ; desire earnestly to giv? service but it
ing fantiam is twenty rods from the park U imposwihU- without your co-operation,
on the south and the Breitenbmh i lev I With 300 consumers if each ran , inch
than half a mile on tbe north with a good j hydrant open it will eai!v U seen that no
trail to go to it. The mountain scenery ordinary water system can fnrnUh such a
( ., - , .. ... , . ,
cannot be described with pen. It has to h
seen to be enjoyed. Fishing is now in full
force and many of the speckled beautiej
find their way to the fisherman's basket.
Campers will find a fine retreat in Cascade
park thi summer.
In .Hcmoriam.
Hal i. Ai nsY Kkoucb Co. No. 1.
Albant, luly 2. 194.
Whbreas, It hath pleased our Heaven
ly Father in His wise providence to take
from this life the beloved wife of our es
teemed brother, Charles Hetzgar.
Resolved, That the heartfelt sympathies
of Albany Engine Co. No. 1 be extended to
our bereaved brother in his sore affliction .
Resolved, That these resolutions be sent
to our bereavsd brother, also to be spread
oo the minutes and a copy be sent to each
of the city papers for publication.
VK-ll. WARS Ell.
F Bloi-st,
Ai Stkanky.
Committee.
ATTKailTBD S.nciDE. The Corvallis In
former says : James Dolan, who has baen
in tbe eaploy of Krsusse Bros as shoe
msker for tbe past three months, went
to Lebanon to celebrats and while there
Sot to drinking, something as a rule he
Id not do, and has kept it up ever since
until this morning about 3 o'clock when
he bad got so far as to have been tem
porary crazed from tbe effects, and tried
to take bis own life by shooting at him
self. Luckily his aim was not steady
and he missed the mark and struck the
door. The affair took place in a house
on Second street occupied by Mrs But
ton. Talk Is Curat ; but when you come to
facts every body knows that Crawford A
Paxton take better photographs than any
other gallery in Oregon and at as low
prises a the lowest. Frst stree. adjoining
Masonic Hail.
Kin Glovbs. -I have just received
the new spring shades of the celebrated
Centemeri kid gloves and alno those
with tbe large pearl buttons. I expect
to carry these in colors to match the
suitings. I rarry also lines of the Foster
book, Biarritz, chamois and gauntlet
sloyes. 8 E Young.
Ksbo Corset. A m-rect dretg form
Dresses fit perfectly over tnm. Appro
vet by all dressmakers. S E Ycckg
n. rV Ice's Cream Baking Powder
Most, Perfect Mnde.
Did you know that Tinkle made the
finest photos, see the new samples and
get his prices.
Remember Tinkle positively guarntee
his photcs, as you will be ure to be pleas
ed with your picture if hi! makes thi ni.
Try him once.
A Free Picture! See Tinkle about get
ting a life size crayon ftee.
U S Bakery bread Is first class, Ca
at Second and between El torihard
Lyon streets.
Or. Price's Craeta Bhang Powder
"WE T33ST IE S IDJTST
Tc -DAY'S DISPATCHES.
At Sacramento.
Sackamkkto. July 11, 1 p. 111. When
the regulars arrived the strikers had al
ready uhandoned the situation and no at
tempt was made to interfere with troops
It is lie.ieved that ragman will meet with
no op)osition when trains arc moved this
afternoon. Afttr the regulars had marched
to the depot Gen Sheehan ordered first bat
talion, third infantry and two companies of
first infantry San Francisco to remain in
;-.02sesiton of water front until further or
dered. Scarcely had the regulars reached
the dehot when the militia were fired upjn
by strikers, who were tmboshed on 1 oio
side of the river. Militia returned lire and
over 20 shots were exchanged . The strikers
abandoned the sitnati 11 and escaed in
hoavy ambush, which lines the river banks.
It w.is thought one striker was wounded.
At Oakland.
Wkt Oakland, July 11. Rai'road
company is preparing to make some move
in Oakland this morning. The feeling of
confidence which has been strong auionp
trikers is growing weaker and sign of
disrourugetrent art not concealed.
The K'sofL.
LH1CA0O, July 11, 1 pin -Bepoctf from
all princijjal cities are to the eff-ct that
Knights of Labor did not strike anywhere
in response.to sovereigns request. Thcr
can be no strike without consent of local as
semblies and they have not yet had the op
portunity to consider the matter. After
exhaustive investigation covering practi
cally every field of labor the Evening Post
finds 1700 cigar makers have struck and
90 (tertnan bakers will go cut tcnigbt.
All other line? of industry are going on as
usual.
CiucAiio. July 11. A Cleveland tele
gram received at headquarters of Knighu
of Labor from tieneral Master Workman
Sovereign: "'Ilo not strike, see press re
ports." Knights did not strike.
Later The story from Cleveland that
tieneral Master Workman Sovereign had
ordered Knight not to strike, emt hatically
denied by labor leaders. "Ihat telegram
was a forgery, said Secretary Simpson,
"and Sovereign ha. already forwarded de-
Trouble at ScuttsJalc.
ScoTTROAi.E. Pa. Tbe imported rtegrD
cke miners were fired into by marching
striker at Summit today. Light men are
taiJ to be -hot.
City Council.
Prwnt
Tuesday evenimr. July 10.
Mavor. recorder, marshal and
Cooncilmen W hitnev
Ssbeli. Pfeiffer and
Burihan
The following bill were ordered paid :
City agt Uraham. 2.H5; P B Marshail.
"W: W B Barr. IOCtO; A!lny Electric
Litrbt Co.. 8IS9-00: Mavor and council,
l'A.00: Irank C Iannab. ri5.; E B
Davidson, t' 00.
Petition of Ben Brenner referred.
ordinance "i!) crea tins office of stnse
nperinteniieot wa pastesl.
I Txlioaocj 291 nrovidinaT for street and
I aide walk improvements wa passed. Thi
i Mippoced to make complete t revision Cor
collecting cofta for ame.
Tbe re port of tne recorder and treasarer
show the following:
Am't on hand cs. inning of
j :.ir.. r
$ 1 1- a
9089 10
$9237
Re-eipts far .jrrter
Total
Paid out -Boniled
inleltedne
PoUce
(ietxrai funl
SK1
- 739
Balance on hand .
I Inteteat fond
! Police fund ,
j General fund
I rxM.tr. Ine -
..S1 54
. iZM 00
109 00
. ISB 64
7C.000 00
2LK3 K
Bonded debt
Oubaanding warrant
Total
IS 5
Not ice To Water Consumer.
t rfbee of Albany lanal. Water. Trans
portation and Lighting Company, corner
First and Calapo.iia street.
Albant. Ot. Jaly 9. 194.
To Water Conramer:
Commencing toUy. during the irriga
tion waon. we will run both puinp. from
5 o'clock p m to 9 p m. This will give 75
pound of pressure at the pump and good
service over tbe whole system if properly
ii.t
US !
II A, , l" ' II. .HI" , I ,1 .
If , . 1 . ..I . nM I..1 1
supply under pressure
C C Boor.
Cashier,
Crossed the Cascade John Stewart
arrived home Friday morning from a four
week's trip to the Beaver t reek country. SO
miles laeyond Prineville. He came via tbe
t-ehtuion route, found the road in excellent
condition and passed many families with
household effect, some driving cattle,
horse and sther slock en rouV for the
Willamette valley, many of them for
Southern Oregon. They hailed mostly
from Eastern Oregon and Washington, and
were hunting homo. This has been a very
rainy season east of the mountains, crops
are excellent, and there is no wheat pest.
Bef'ire he left. Mr Stewait beanl the pest
had wrought such damage to Willamette
valley crops that much of the grain would
not be worth harvesting. Corvallis Times.
Crook county people always seem to delight
in making out matters worse than tney
are. The aphis has done almost no dainge.
More Pardoxs. Governor Pennoyer
continues his pardoning power liberally.
Yesterday he issued certificates pardoning
the following: 0 W Burleigh, convicted
in Lincoln county. May 5, 1894, of rape:
the reason given was that the prosecuting
attorney did not think the prisoner com
mitted the crime. A T Waddle, convicted
November , 1878, of the crime of murder,
committed in Marion county.and sentenced
for life; his sentence was commuted on ac
count of good behavior. A S Huntley, con
victed June 4, 181, of Innglary in Marion
county; the reason for his release is that his
family is suffering, and need his support,
and the governor considered his sentence
too severe.
inn's mis:
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case ot Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Ball's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. OH RICKY CO., Propn., Toledo, O.
We the ui.ilcrsigiKil, have known V. J,
Cheney for the last is yearn, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transactions
end financially able to carry out any obligation
made by their 11 rm.
WtaSl TjwrX, Whole! OruEKisU.Toledo.O.
Wauiiso, Kinxan a MaW VIM, whoieseto Drug
gist , Toleilo. O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, act
ing directly upon the blowt and mucoua sur
faces of the v in. Price ?Sc. per bottle. Bold
by all DruRkiai". Testi..ionial free.
Wood Sawinis. The undersigned
prepared to do wood sawing, and splitting
and piling if desired, on terms to tmt tl.
times. Leave orders at the focd storo of
R M Robertson one door east of the Dem
ocrat office. (J S Acuxson.
Highest Honors
DPRICE'S
The only Pare Creatu of Tartar
HOME AND ABROAD
Wagon load of wheat have been
ing to Albany for the Red Crown
com
mills. from Halsey
The O P paid a profit of (20 durir g June
Betterment Inc-reateJ the expenses consid
erably and the receipts were decreased.
Jim Westfall has received threatening
letters from another cele-tlal that 'e
causing him much uneakinete.
There Is a big nopoitunitr for theyouusr
men of this country. Chatlei liodson.
at one Ijme foremin ol Ihe Corvallis Oa-
zettinow a mcmbir ol a V S Army
bard, located in Tcxa-.
The contract for building a bridge at
A'sea ha been Is; to George Uidinger at
$795- J BTilteson bid 8S34. W M Kt
John$f,-93, H M Sfcne ifit,t. The
other were Benton county bander.
The aalaric A the official of Spokane i
ave been reduced to the following trices
for Ihe comi.ig yar: Mator, $l,jo;com-:
roller, Si, boo; clerk. Si, 200: chief of
police, ii.-"-", ownmiaioners, $1,500;:
corporation council, :.03O: Aiderman. I
$54-
Salaries ol the city officer of Corvaliis '
have been teduced us fellows : Chief of
police, from 6o to $4 j pei month: night ,
watch, from jj.oo per night to SI 7;-
police judge, from ?5o 10 j;i; permohth;!
Ity treasurer, from $: to $12 per month. ,
I) Ij Leven, the newly elected theriff
of )ougla county, haa resigned on account '
of ihe poor health of hi mother. Ye-!
terday the court appointed C F Cathcart
sheriff. C'tbrnt w alt party under;
Leven. D;ivd R Shf mbrook.'of L'mp- '
qaa Kerry, was appointed deputy.
Mart Williams. f Monroe precinct, is
gathering up looo head of shre?, to be:
driven ovcr:and to !' . .! lor J I- Cattle. '
It ha been demonttrated 10 be much
cheaper to ortve mutton hee? to the ;
Portland market tl:an to hip them by
rail from thli ttction. Ti a average price
pid for mut'on sheep i 81.25 fer head. '
Corvallis Time.
Mr and Mn W B Clarke had a ntnow .
escape from drowning at Millwood list ' 1
Thursday. While cosajng the mill pond
there on the log boom, lfr Clarke
lipped into t.,e water, and Mr Clarke
went prorrptiy 10 ner asaiatar.ee, oniv to
come near drowning l.imaelf. Bo h
final; v reached terra tirma, but it wa
some time before W B recovered from
the eSect of the accident, having been
completely exhauaied hy his effort.
Roseburg Review.
SOCIAL AM) 1'I.RSOXAL.
Mr Harry Pri-e. of Multnomah cortntv.
' is in the city.
Mrs W C Davis and daughter
Ethel,
went to roruana this noon.
Chas Elgin, of Albany, who formerly
run a grocery atore on Court street, in thU
city, i in Salem Salem Journal.
J M Irvitg. wife and son V alter, N H
Allen, wife and foar children. E X Condit.
wife Mil two children. Mr and Mn L E;
Blain, E W Langdon. wife and daughter. !
Jeorge and Grace Piper and Mi Vitla '
Maston. left this noon for Yariaina Bay
Prof (i H 'ilke. of this city, recently ;
county school raperintenlenl ha leen em-1
I ployed to teach the Lebanon school . Prof
Wilkes may Le depended upon to give 1
, Lebanon a first class public school.
1 Lee Steiner. Dan Fry and Eugene Willi.
lofSaleru. were in Ai'.anv vevterdav on;
pedition' Thev wii! po from Detroit on
tnetr wav t -r- r. : - :..
foot, and expect to :in: fishing not enjoyed j
oy outer tms siue.
Judge Hew it: cakes a pleasant and dip-!
tie .nch. He ha a high fcrelieaXana.
well-formed h ad. beard oa chin md j
nioustache s.igiUv gray, wear? gray clithes 1
SSM standing collar without tie. Salem 1
Jaurnal. ,
Tie Corvaliii Time aj s: The Uvt of the
i original naci:ton tannir. Mrs r.iuabeui
Bryan died near Tangent Thurvday. and
was boned at Albanv Fridav She was a
sister of W B an i James. F Hamilton, and j
an aunt of Mr B W Wi!- n. Mrs Farra !
and Mr t.raham. of this city. In the
sixties she came to this coast from M iseouri '
settling in Benton oounty. residing, among
other plains on the taoldson farm on ak
assak. now owned h- John ll 0lrn. Her
on wa the car.didate on the democratic
. V . ...
ucaei tor ueasurer 01 lans coanrv.
M rkiei. In Jacksonville. Or?gon. on
July 5. 1S94. by Rev W B Moore. Mr F B
Hatch aaad Miss Madias Vp.ls.Tt- ImHi rJ
Ashlatd. riel.rt,li?afjsrnierresti.Uiito
Allaany and a popolar young la Jy. Mr and
Mr Hatch have the l-t wishes of marov
Alcony friends of the bri.ie-
The Tidinp-s say? : Mis Nelson is tne
daughter of Mr and Mt Wra Nelson and
one ot tne attractive and worthy young
ladies of Ashland. Mr Hatch hold's the
responsible position of joute agent for
Wells. Fargo & Co' express, supervising
the companies service north and sooth of
Ashland between Oakland. Oregon and
Ked Bluff. California, and has a promising
future before him.
Niw-poBT CilATiGEn. A correspond
ent of a Salem paper sere; Newport I
much changed thi yeSaV. Tne north
jetty ha caught and he'd tbe sand until
there 1 no longer an beach intht Im
mediate vicinity ot Sewpor'. The popu
lar beach ihis teascn will be NtC creek
and beyond. A sand pl ha been
thrown up opposite Newport on the south
aide, making it l.nposatb'.e to o; crate a fer
ry to sculh beach except at extreme tides.
On thi account the steam ferry is being
removed to Yar.uin. where passenger
for Seal Rock and the Aie co-mtry are
now landed. The crossing U made by
mall boats but in a few dav the steam
farrr will he in opeialKrn.
VI hrn Tra i rlin . .
Whether on pleasure bent, or business
take on every trip a bottle of Syrup of I
Fiars. as it acts most p'e.santlv and ef-i
feclually on the kidneys, liver and bowe.v.
preventing fever, neadaches and other
form of sickness. For sale in 50c and $1
bolliet bv all leading dninists. Manu
factured bv the Citilor.Via Fig Svrup Co
onlv.
I have just received another invoice
tboae popular priced sun umbrellas.
Savvkl E Yoi sg
ot
Another invoice of Gilbert fast black
satteens in plain and brocaded. Also per
cailne In tart black rnd colors and last
black orgrandies just received at Samuel
Young's.
The handiest place in town Fred Daw
son' Httle drug store on Ihe corner, for
pills.
Real faith ncvei grow weak by hav
fng to wait. Sufferers taking Hood's
Sartaparilla for chronic complaints should
be patient and the result will be satisfac
tory. Hood's Cures.
Hood I'i'ls act easily, vet promptly
and efficient! v. on the liver and bowels.
aSe,
Lacks. The new rlrt De Veuise
Iae, in butter color, just received l
S L loung.
Hodge & McFaiiana,
the leading drug-
git, Albary, Cr.
Albany Market.
WbeaMOe.
Oate, SOe.
Flour, SS.90.
flutter, ISo.
Kggs. 12c
!rd, 12 to 15c.
Pork hams, 12 to 15;, shoiil.ier,9;u,IO
slit-". It to 13c.
Hay, baled, $7,
-G atoea, 4I1".;
Apple , 4
Hops 12 1.
Dried fruit -plu n I,
Chtokens, $10) pr
Reef, on ft M, 1M
Hoe, dr' e 1. )
;'c, app'es, 9a
toien.
aj World's Fair
Powder. No ABUnonia; No Alum.
OOWTrFTrTvP;
B , . .
unugn csshbti ana improvement and
tends to personal
when
adapting the worM'a m
y v a ... . f""'-'" "
the needs of physical being, will attest j
the value to health of tbe pure liquid j
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting I
:n f.,. mnat -TT" - . I" j .""5 1
.TPg?!! "" tm9&e and Pleas-
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly j
beneficial properties of a perfect lax- i
auve ; euectuaiiy cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of tbe' medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak- j
ening mem ana it is perfectly five from '
every orjjecxionaDie sunsiance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 50 cent bottle, bat it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Fip,
at. ! boing well informed, yon will not
accept any substitute if offered.
New Advertisements.
U C Wateon Luther LTkins.
WATSON & ELKINS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Office Firrt National Bank building.
- - ... wwu uj us w 111
prompt and careful attention.
receive
VtrANTED.-A secon nand light I
TT wagon or backboard' Call at offioe I
ol C B Da rymp'e.
CHEAP BASPBERRIES. --Come and
pick your own raspberrle. black or
red at three cents per pound. Across the
nver from Albanv.
W. H. Waeser.
aninvmatit
rightly used. The many, who live bet- nouw ,n ln r-'ly Albany. ait county
b r than others and .inv lif mnn. ufe' H e urur 1 o cio. k p u, of
less eioenditnr hV 'wLZZmZ W!.P" lie auction f.r casa In
F'ofaiiTHROUGHTICKETSiMi,
J FRED YATF8,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Room and 36, Strahac Block. Albany.
Oregon.
ftaawsi naa
mCKBUKP & S0MEBS J
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, '
All legal maters aril! re-eive prompt at- i
tent ion. Office. First Xetional Bank
boiiding. up stairs.
. 1
LOST. A pair of boraea ahio
eslfakia. bloc eiaatic, aome
bet ar ten .1 bur and the fairgroaod.
leave at tb Dm aT office.
boots,
wbeie
Pea
IVOOD fsr sale at
w ak, ah, aup!
hard
pice.
: t
fir.
price,
CC Hoit a.
' I "oEschasce. Will exchange valuable
I - . IX , - .
1 aj mi agwauarci. inquire or
J H Upham Albany Cregoa.
miliOAS.-Webir i few hundred
J. dcllara to loan on good real estate!
JL dcl.arsto ;
aecaritv
S N Steele A Co. Albany Ore.
T r ANTED. -1000
prople to g to
4'n at 50 cents
Leban. n on Ja'y
apiece. Trains will roa all dav. froaa 7 a
m utti! la'e at nibt.
Real MMoMoh 1 us.
Albany. Or.
Peunty Warrants Bought end Sold.
J. i. lTItSTOX.
INSURANCE AND MONE.
; BROKER.
fonrtv Warrants
Sold. MiitT, Maston
Blofk. Alb
Orrjroi.
JEO E FIMI
u TBE PLUMBER.
Tin rooSing and plumbing
j the opera house.
; .
Opposite
St IKlWi.
i
Cusick Bhxi i
fffWsWarlsfn
Albany. Or.
XMJILAJJ
Filling and extracting of teeth without
pain a specialty.
AlbanylDsaraBce Agency
We have had over seven year exper
ience In the Home office and local insur
ance business, and can guarantee lr surance
written by us to be properly looked after.
The following Is a partial list of companies
represented by us:
Foreign No-th British sV Mercantile,
Norwich Union, Phcenii, London, Man
chester, Guar dan, Sun, Caledonian, Lon
don & Lancashire.
American Continental of New York,
We&tche&terof New Y'oA. The Cor. U
nental of New Y'ork and Manchester of
England, write farm businesc,taking notes
for the premium, with ample time for
payment. We respectfully solicit any
good business. Offioe opposite old post
office. SI SENDERS
ibis Iavaibm and Nrtn Toirav
by Orunrista or Mnt b mail. SSa-SOav
anu JI.00 per paoXac Saunplea free.
KO HO forUteetlJllTctub!aato!
Car aln Sweeney, V.-S.A., San Dteao-Cal-SCys:
"8hUob's Catarrh Bemedy Is tK aS
medicine 1 have ever found that would do me
aoygoou." PriooCOcta. SoMby Pruyapavta.
SHILOH'S CURE.
wKolQo?.?S
An screes
Sold
SHERIFFS SALE
( the County Cittrtof ihr. Stat oj Ortnym
for i'i' county of folk.
I Nat Ho'tuan,
Plaintiff.
Defendant.
Hale Batekinsio,
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue
of an execoiion and ortte: of s-e duly
Issued out of ihe above named court in
tbe above entitle'' acti'-n v m Hir..,
' tnH Ha Sir, ,,!
Commanding rr.e tr levy upoa and e;l
the real property heret,f ri attached !n
said action and deacribed in said execu
tion, f u.'vi e drily lev.ed tpon all the
sight title und inteiest ( f the abov.'.
named dftndanf, Hale Parkinsto, in
and to ths aaid na! estave property
described an follow to wit; tbe HoniH
maw ski oa oaocat em to in ti citv
' A I tia n v fa intv nf T .i n is Sl,a I a ..Til..
1 ' J . J - ....... , vir;7J(
nci win on r.ar.uroay the Vs'b day i,(
Jo,y 1894. at tbe front roor of tbe comt
.i7i." j . . .... , . . ! W
I'ne riu i,iieresi 01 said ioieuiairj . n a. d
to amid real property, tc pay and KUi;y
aid' execution am follows: First the cost
aD1 epense cf and upon taid exeeui oa
M tn" riglna' cost: cf suit lazed at
Vf.'wi'.W ST(?,nd 10 lbe " ,L
pialr.t:Ts claim amounting to thesooj ;
$195.35 with ,nteret th.rei.n at the r.U
of 10 per rent p,r ar nam from tbe " h
day ef rst.rnary. IS!f, and the fort.,er
BaBn 01 zo attornej s fecm
Dattd this 27tb, day of Jane, IfM.
C C JacKViN.
Sheriff of Linn County, Ore.
By tr 8 Smith. Lepuiy
xiw f oa, u c p.jb,
II t UuiU', R&xirera.
N
ORTHFRN
PACIFIC R. R.
N
S
Pullman Sleeping Uars,
Elegant Din;g Gars.
Tourist Sleeping Cars.
St Paul
Minneapolis
Pnluth
Fargo,
Oracd Forks
Crookston
Winnipeg
Helena and
Ba:te
TO
TO
. Chicago
: Washington
j Philadelphia
; New York
: Boston and alt
Points East and South
1
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For information, time cards, maps and
tickets call on or write C G Bcrthart,
Agent. Albanj, Or.
Or A D Charlton. Agt Gen ass Aft,
Portland, Oregon,
Oregon Pacific Railiodd.
t Bl CL ACJL. Bmlnr
Direct Line
Quick Dispatch
Low Freight Rates
: qauaa mmd San Ekaachaw.
I
Ecsccr lttca Ta
recti as reajcaaco
Hbo sail Ftty SJafe, Jtarci 113 b an.
r, Tsrt?a.
! Basawrawi Ftb lih, afar r.
, aid Sk.
Tbe Company Tewexr.a tb ngnt tc
hwnge aniline date w-'tboot sotiee.
For freight acd paaenrr r-ies rp y
o ary agent.
(hares J d. ic'-sa. SB a Co. S. SmS
karkcl St iaa Frasajsro C3
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
The Steamship HOMER
will ply between San Fran
cisco and Willamette Valley
points via the Oregon and
Southern Paeifc railroads.,
sailing with freight and pas
sengers on or about the fal
lowing dates : From San Fran
cisco on Wednesday April 4.
at 6 p m. From Yaquina: on
next Tuesday. Ai'n It
j Fare from Albany aDd
I Corvallis to San Frarcio:
'Cabin. $12; Steerage, $9.
Round trip tickets, includ
ing meals and berths, good
I for 30 da vs. $18.
Chas 1 Hentirv, So.s Jt Co, Aat
No 2 toJS Market street, Ssan P raccisCW
Wall Paper,
ii nas, JPainiss. Oil
Car la Mr-., ltC
J. A. finniiug
ALBANY, CRECO
Street Railway Time Card
The car will leave corner of Firt and
Washington streets at follows:
7:40 a m for Lebanon train.
bas " " Orohan's Home.
11:50 " " N00.1 train going north.
12:15 p m for noon train going south.
1 ' " Lebanon train .
i 30 ' " Orphans Home.
tt tl tf ft
9:55 " a. Overland train going sou
For Orphan's Home nn Sunday csr
leave at 2 :3o, j and 4.30 pm
The car will also meet all inc
trains on the Oregon Pacific railroa
C G BVRKHART
WALKS NASH,
X.AW.
Will practice in
all the
ourts of the
state.
Office First Nat'l Bank fcuilding.Albany,
Oregon.
PIANOFORTE LESSONS.
W Gilford Nash
is now prepared to recene a limited num
ber of pupils. He will be at tbe residence
of Mrs Christine Montei h. corner of 9th
and Ferry streets, on Wednesday after
noons and Thursday mornings in each
week, commencing on Wednesday next 9th
inat.
iav elsewhere, can. anu ne convin'