The state rights democrat., August 24, 1894, Image 3

lit eiuorat
Wkkkly Democrat. $1.75 per year
In advance. $J .00 at end of year.
A Hkboic Hcrs- This morning as
'J1 O P R R train was coming in from
1 aquina City, a horee took his place on
the railroad track about 15 .niles this
aids of aquitia City and galloped along
ahed of the train. V hen the train ap
proached near the horse the engineer
Pt on brakes and slowed op, thinking
the horse would sion leave the track but
he declined to do so. Whether he was
there to contest the speed of the iron
horse or whether he'was too frightened to
enve me track ig not certainly known.
At all euents the horse kept the track in
front of the iron horse. Cattle suards
and small culvert bridges were no ob
stacles in his way. When the train
wonld slow up the horse would slow up
and gather wind. It was not very long
until the passengers were made snare of
the exciting routes" going on. Heads
were soon protrude.! crane-like out of the
windows all along the line of the train,
every one wrought op to the highest
pitch of excitement. At every turn of
the road the exclamation "there he is"
was heard from scores of persons. But
the horse Casabianca like still kept his
place. But alter a run of six miles he
came to a long bridge over which he
could not vault. A farmer standing near
by drove him from the track and gave
engineer Simpson the right of way again.
his Whole form vai in a violent lr.mnr W5 "n
On account of the hot weather the Cor
vallis Informer spells It Frydsy,
The tidal wave csme.but It was !n the
heavens and was more than sixty feet
high.
Regular meeting of the Ladles Aid
Society tomorrow at 2 o'clock at ' Mrs L
E Blains.
at Earl Race hat been Interviewed by
the calem Statesman and tells how to
avoll being drowned in surf bathing. He
says "I myself was In and contended wiih
the same cm rent which undoubtedly took
Judge WUwslI to his death."
Free religious mass meeting at Baptht
Church Tuesday Aug 21. Evanveli&ttc
Nunn's illustrated Sermons on ths Life of
Jesus. Nutneious Urge srd beaotifnl
pictures. Everybody welcome. Col
lection toward expenses.
And now comer the new that the mon
ey for the proposed extension of the O F
Is ready. ThU to a chestnut. The
money is probably not ready as much a
we would like to have it. Those false
rumors get ey tiresome.
Some pretty northern lights were seen
last night. Covering a wide surface, in
mild toned streaks somewhat resembling
the reflection of an arc light, melting into
a tinge of red, slowly cuanging front.
There was nothing dashing about it like
tome borealis; but it presented features
that always command one respect.
About 8 o'clock Saturday evening Mrs
Dr Davis had somewhat of a thrilling
experience with a keresene lamp. Catch
ing fire Mis Davis threw it out the back
window. It fell on Hopkins Bros steps
and set lire to them, the Hopkins Hros
extinguished the dames before any da
A WONDERFUL fc.90OVF.RY.
Henry Steele, and William Howell, of
Washington claim to have discovered a
cave In tha Cascades which surpasses
anything ever reported.
Mr Steel said to a Tf I eg ram reporter
that on last Monday night, while camp
ing in the Cascades, they saw brilliant
rays of light shoot out from the aide of an
almost perpendicular mountain.and after
watching this phenominal illumination
ami satisfying themselves that it was
not an optical illusion, they set about to
investigate its causes and origin. They
found a uige boulder partly covering
what at the first glance appeared to be a
isrge crevice in the mountain side, from
which the rays were emitted, and it re
quired their combined strength for 20
minutes or more to remove the ponder
ous rock, tjpon the completion of that
work they saw an aperture in the moun
tain just large enough to comfortably
admit two well-developed men. Mrateei
continued:
"When we affected an en'rance the
light that struck us was so bril'iantly
piercing that it destroyed our vision fully
a minute. When we recovered our sight
we partly explored the cave, and at a
rough guess, we estimated it to be 150
feet wide. 70 feet high anu half a mile in
length. The interior of this immense
grotto is arched like an old liothic
church, supporter! by large alabaster
pillars, entwined with native silver wire
like ivy, of toe dimensions ot a man's
linger, and in a ri'.yle of grandeur and j
magnificence such its never could have )
The Albany Charivari Band was out In
full force last night.
The delinquent tax roll In Marion coun
y foots up to 120,500.77.
The residence of Henry B Sprenger, of
Shedd. was entirely consumed by fir.' a
few nt;hf ago.
Bill Raynond, of Astoria, Lata water
blcyde, o'hlch he rides on the river, and
it won lip over.
In few days the manv A loan v p'eas--ure
seeseis will be home, risking things
look lively for awhile.
F E Allen Clerk of district 5 was hand -ed
a check for $3816 80 for that dl.l: lets'
thare of the r.cent apKrtionm?ni.
Home tine Chinook salmon fresh fron
the Bay at M Hydes. Mr Hyde expect
to have Yaqulna By sal m. in right along.
Ih- county cam imtionert went 10
Altogether it was one of the most excit
ing horse races that ever took place on
the O V race course.
A Cascade Bear Story. Mr Herbert
Ames, of this cityhas been working at
the Santiam mines for sometime. Around
the mines a good many bear and deer
have been seen. Mr Amea la a very
mild, innocent kind of a yojng man,
-who, as a matter of fact has never done
any hunting or even fishing to amount
to anything , so that when a few days
ago he happen d to be a short distance
away from the mining camp with a sun
for safety he was considerably surprised
when he was faced by a good sized bruin ;
bet he did not get bear strove. In fact
being a cool headed young man, he kept
cool and pointing the gen in the direc
tion of the bear, fired. The bullet went
crashing into a vital spot, and the bear
dropped dead. Mr Ames bad heard;
about bears, and he didn't know but the j
fellow was playing op-issum, he kept
shoo'.iug into the animal ?r several
minutes until his ammunition was about
gone. The bear never stirrer). (Jetting
closer he threw rocks at Ou bear for
some time. Re aid not propose to take
any risks. Then securing a long pole
he poked the animal, and there being no
response he was certain the bear was
dead, and of course it was. He took it
to camp, and feels jubillant over his
first big kill.
Tux V M C A Convkxuoji The
eleventh annual convention of Yonng
Men's Christian Associations of the
northwest will meat in Seattle Wash, on
the 30th inst and continue over Sabbath
Sept 2nd. Prof Lee of this city appears
on the program conspicuously. The
music of the convention is to be in his
charge assisted by Mr Wm Wadha ns of
Portland. "Our College Work" by Prof
Wallace H Lee, of Albany, Oregon, ap
pears lor xnursaay at 11 a iu, and
day at 4 p in Prof Lee is to discuss ''The
Inter-col !egiate Movement; How can it
lie extended through the northwest."
Besides Prof Lee, it is probable that the
secretary and a few others from the local
We make oar best bo to Mrs Geo
Warner, of Albany, for a lovelv boquet of
flowers, the finest we have seen for many
days. Mrs Winer takes great pleasure
in having nice flower garden and in fact
has one of the finest in th state. Thanks,
awfully. Corval Is Informer.
A Lebanon paper with a very glao nv
face said that the bottom wra out of the
price of hops and they were only worth 7
or 8 cents; but a New" York paper says;
"The first consignment cf hops has been
lecelved and so d for 35 cenis a pound,
nearly three t'mes the pri-e obtain ;d for
the best of last year's crop. Hops em
to have 1 finai.ciat as writ as a natural
upward tendency."
Here i the way the Welcjme looks at a
very serious matter at Albany: With a
s i iie that might almost be construed as
malicious, the Albany Detnociat copies'
"A good O P Item" fro-n a 1 ignorant
paper nearly a thousand miles awav.
These "go-d O P items' have become' a j
s anding joke down here in Oregon . Yet 1
wait and behold! There may be one)
some dav. They joked in almost the
same fashion fifteen or twenty years ago
abDnt a bridge across the Willamette, and
now we have more bridges than are good
for us.
Mr and Vrs Sam May were in the city
today.
Mrs Ida Brush Buell is in the citv on
a visit.
Hon R A Irvine and family will leave
tomorrow for the Sodas.
Miss Lida Oalbraith haj returned
( from a several weeks visit in Roaeburg.
Mr Edwin Scott writes up the summer
. resorts for the Oregonian.
D. G W Mas'on, physician and surgeon.
I Calls answered promptly in eh or
j country.
Mrs C Brown!! and familv. and
Yr. Miss L'xxte Carothers wen' to the Bay
this noon.
Licenses have been issued for the mar
riage of M Ackerman and Maggie Kenner,
Fred Krotge.- and Mary Koendel.
-; been produced: by the most artistic hu-
, man hands, even in generation. These
pillars seem to have been placed pi pos
ition by provident nature to support the
heavy vault of the grotto incrusted with
thousands of tons of pure silver.
"Besides this incalculable treasure of
silver, the vast cave contains chambers
and donis of the most grotesque archi
teet ural designs, marvelous assenues and
I' tie lakes, the latter alive witit fish of
every hue in the rainbow a gorgeous
and indescribable eight indeed. One of
the most unaccountable features of th
cave it the unnatural light at ntgfit
which, 1 am sure, is nhosDhoreareat-
i and its impenetrable darkness daring lite
: .1 j
it is safe to predict that this story wMI
not be believed, i'he men thongh as
sert thaw this is a fact and will Le verified
as soon as they have made the nece
tilings
anived In Prinevll
took charge of the
Hamilton ar.d Stan! Robinson, heU
there for some t'me f.n horse stealing,
besides the war teHreen China and
Tltfe ALnANT Coixeu k will begin its
next year with prospects of a good year.
Its faculty is not surpassed by any institu
tion of learning in Oregon. Here it is:
Rev Elbert N Condit, A M, president,
mental, moral and natural science; Wallace
H Lee, A M. Latin and Ancient, history;
Rev Alexander Scott, A M, Latin and
(Ireek; David Torbet, A M, Mathematics
and English; Charles F Howland, a B,
Commercial department; Eugenie: M Earl,
A b, literature, history and elocution; N
Adda Hart, primary department: Tennie
Ktliel Davis, shorthand and type writing.
The courses of study show a liigh grade,
one gradually increasing. The normal
department gives the graduate all the ad
vantages of any of the s'jite Normal schools,
and deserves recognition among those am
bitious to teach. All the departments are
in good hands. There are now seventy
graduates, including those from the Normal
department, who will be found in success
ful business fields or the wives of prosper
ous men where married. There are 157
names of the roll besides the retiring senior
class. There will be six members of the
class of t5. Olive Baltimore, Abbie Jane
Fry, Mary Williams, in the regular course
and Edna Breckenridge. Orville Ihnsriddie
and Roma McCully in the Normal de; art
men t.
YaortNA iMPKOVEMKxrs. Yaijuina
Bay will have $59,000 for use upon the
work to be done there in deepening the
channel. 0110,000 was asked for. but this
was reduced to S50.001. There was $'.0O
on hand. An Ex says: In conversation
with Lieut Holcomb. engineer in charge of
the works, a few days airo, be stated that
it was the purpose of the department to Skinner and Mr Blair, se.tled on the
adopt a new project for improvement of present site of Kjene. and in i8;o he
the bar. As yet this project is unknown ! sold his Interest to Blair and moved to
and will not become public property until ! Winchester, where he owned a ferry on
after the secretary of the navy has appoint- the Cm (-qua for several ears fits arc
ed a board to draft and put into effect the 1 ond wife and two sons survive him.
same. The o!d and prent method is yet An ex-han5e say that ihe latter pan 01
incomplete, but will be finished before the tht month Receiver C'ark l I lake a
winter storms set in. It was the intention ! r,rtr to lhe fron, who are ,nU.reted fn
of Mr Holcomb to commence work as soon j ,he future prosrerty of Ms vallev.'o show
as the billbecame a law and lie ei mated ihe wbat grar.d possibilities are to bs
that $15,000 nl finish the wor5 that he' achieved by he building jf lhe road
can turn over to the department the old through the ttountaina. He will welcome
project as complete, this fa'l. Then in the , anvjne to the parts who wishes to Inve.
pnu iun i-uu ui umv raiur u( hit- t w tlgate lhe rrlbttcr
project with a fund of $41,000 for the sum ' , , " .
Trie case of J H aid cr against
O "VIS- , ... , p- ..
UCXU, .ill on tri t . I'll. IT 10
pemtieil be ir'ed oe ore Justice H A Johnson 10
NoTiiu t; In It. -The. Salem Independ
nt has the following sensational ilein:
One of the most dastardly and inhuman
crimes capable of being committed by a
human being, was commited at lhe Lower
Soda mineral springs a few days ago, and
as a result about twenty camprrs are suffer
ing from tho effects of the poison. It ap
pears that for some time there has been
considerable; strife ltween tlin li
owners of springs along the Kantiam, buti
this is the find ease where the lives of ihr. '
campers has been placed in danger by tho j
deeds of enemias. The most serious case of ' ver
poisoning is mat ot wirs John Savage, of
this city, she being taken with violentpains
in uie ktoinacii ftHiuruay morning, and DM
HOME AND ABROAD
Sanderson's bridge 10 day to meet several I KaUf9 almost constantly since. All relief
conlractors. The bridge Is to be repaired : Possible has lieen administered to the suf-
last niesday and
P W Mxaran.a con tabic from Lebanon ' "Fl : a "attJ aT" ?'U 'e
i V.i.. ... n I... . uair is a saa one ana
will irrentlv iniurn
St.. I , r, 7 f E :
t wo bovs, lohnnie n 'I'5"" vl ,tj spnnps, mil
I wm ' "n- o vasuv ajsjpsa asi I " it -t J"
Ireated, and a thorough examination of Lhe
water is being made. .V search for the
.... ..r .1 I . I I J - . 1 . 1 ,
Japan bloodless wars .ire also I -i progress 1 willlie made.
In Salem and Astoria The Hudelt In j Mr LC Mar . hall and . omiiany pasr-l
Jhe lattar place Is haelng lot. olfu.i call-j through L,)wer Soda Monday and Mr
Ing C J Curtis 6 liar and (Upper. ' then-u nothing in theretwrt. 'Ihev.lrank
The Jvans ano Sontag troup fcave re- j out of the spring with the campers, an! re-;
turned to San Francisco, and the Kxaml- j crt meeting Mrs Savage There were no
ner gives a couple columns of illustrations. sick people from jroisonous water at all. In j
They somewhat sorn Oregon. The j t"ct the report is erroneous. Several ladiea
troupstrs.ided In Hepner. tshere they j there were ill with cramp from drinking
remained two mirths before bting able ! too much water, one Albany lady being on I
to get back htne. j the sick list for three days; but nothing!
John Aiken, an Oregon nioneer of 1847. " leirned of a wholesale pfliaYttilW. I
died last evenina? t 7 b clock, as-ed 1 ln .fact tl,er,s no iealon-y between I Ik I
tuarly 77 yeara at S-a'era. Be alth Eugene . "Prmga, such as stiUerl.
Comix.; This Wav. "A
THE SOLDIERS HOME.
woman was on exhibition in this city last . ' piarmin sue to 'ocr roney
murk. Tie exhibitor said the figure had lo tie amount of over $-o and lhe de
' been found in Mexico, but the features I fendent sets up a counter motion claimng
wei sjot Mexican or Indian, but Caucas- j "e ' entitled 10 money lrm ih- plnntiH
riaa. The affair had evidently been manu- n "m areatcr than the atovr. Mite-
Considerable has i.
Soldier's Home. ihe
said about the
Dkmik-bat has
given nuoerous articles on tLe subject, cn
j Crops. Following u Uie report of the L"
S Department of Agr culture. Weather Bc
' reau. of tnetjrefron State Weather 'erviitt
j for the weekending Monday, Aug 13, ISSM.
Huring the past week the attention of
the farmers was earnestly given to thresh
. ing and harvesting operations. Farrorr
' have made rapid progress since the weatb-r
conditiona were entirely fa vo table for tbe
handling of irrain. Early rown wheat and
j oatt have been harvested and somi has
been threshed Late sown gr in is still
standing; but the character of the weather
throughout the week was stu b as to rirn
,, i it rapidly so that within another week har-
--- j" w .1. . it- a. an "it'i . ah ue
counties of the illamette va'ley with ex
'eption of Yamhill and Washington report
a failing off in the yield of grain, especially
fall-sown; but they have diarorertd that
tbe berry, though shriveVd. is not littht.
but of good weight; the abuse of the jrnun 1
Corvallfs will send a h.se teani 10 the
tourna:nent at Oregon Cl'y.
Linn county has six good summer
retorts, Sodaviile, Wa'erloo, Eiwer oda,
U-iper Soda, Flsli Lake and IMrolt.
We have io cur citv a good C-cnnan
teacher on piano anil voLe culture Miss
Emily Werner, call at residence ut T
Wandel.
The Linn county court refused 'o er
mit Oe Merhatdi:' Batd to e-(:Ct thcli
stand on the corner of the court I louse
ou.cn. IIV.
Alfred Holmat.'s naper.the Rural "res
Ifies the statem:n; recent y tnaje in
the Oe mock AT that J T liirggs report of
r.ign price in V-aiuorma T01 har was un
true. ( alifornla baa pfrnly of bay at
home, and low prices nil pn '.-all.
A j 1 1 it..- the sheriff salea in lien'on
coun'y is one aga!t George , Waggo
nerfor j69 33 and crs's: one agairsl
Charlea lUibcrt Nash for $5:53 (U -nd
costa, and one against Casrlc t d H K
Read for $3 yjj and cos's.
Rev I Sut.tt. of Portland, who lect-
ured at he Baptist chutch last evening j 24
will lecture attain to-nlg' on "The ropes
. Pals' ee," I'lustrating ihe same with fine
atereop'lcon views. Admission 15 rents
It will be vortti hearing.
Drop in and se; the new I'hoios
i Tinkle.
Baby Photos and
apecial-y at Tink'es.
Ice cream c and 10 rents a di-h at Mrs
I Vierick's ice crrarn nar:ors, cor yd A (
Hroadalhin.
So langerrns t niesthetic given by!
Littler the Dentist.
J C tiatMf, DcrlUt. la gUing the public
as near painlea dentistry as artcme.
Five teats practice in Albsr.s mesms
that Littler the dentist is here lo s'ay.
If yon sa-.t a photo, just as well have a ; 44
good one whi jou are at It. to have 45
Tinkle try hi skill, and jou may be ar-' -',
prised to fee what a fin- loiking subject : 47
you are, on ppr,
"link's don't believe In .lng!e bleaed
rtc'' cr rather sing'e ruunlsnt'' to
bring tour stife along and have your
photo taker, and the baby too
Mrs Ashbv wlbi to announce ihe op
ening of her Ml'linery and Sotion tore
j on Jnlv jCih Call and see her In ihe
Maton building o;-;cti'r Dfmccrat effice
for bi'galnt
The August Apportionment.
Below we give tbe apportionment in
detail of the $28,577.16, at 3.67 per capita
for tbe 7,225 school children of the district
of tbe county, heretofore referred to
Hist.
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242 22
161 4 ;
135 79
16 1 S8 Brings comfort and improvement r.nci
?Sf?l tends to personal enjoyment when
H- ris'litlv nsort Tho manv U ii tw,,.
ter than others and eujoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the world's best products t
the needs of physical being, will atU-si
the value to health of the pore liquid
laxative nrincio'es embrar-ed in tiw
remedy, Syrnp of Figs.
us excellence is doe to its nresentin?
in the form most acceptable and ilea-
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect Lut-
91 75 ! ative ; effectually cleansing the system.
194 57 dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
139 46 and permanently coring constipation,
if ''J It has given satisfaction to millions and
1 1 3 ; met with the approval of the medical
'i3 1:5 profession, becan.; it acts on the Kid
fj ' ; neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
2 ? ening them and it is perfectly free from
S ' every objectionable substance.
4J j Syrnp of Figs is for talc- by all drog
K? il P48 m 50 cent bottles, bat it is man
't j nfactored bj the California Fig Syrnp
j.) I Co. only, whose muse is printed on every
'fj, package, also the name, Syrnp of Figs
auu uring wen iniormeo. you will no!
accept any substitute if offered.
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172 49
115 02 !
135 79,
256 90
165 15
282 r,9
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SOCIAL AM) I'LRSONAL.
1 1 lll It. UtTmTllKl III (II 1111 nilllll' Ulflsa I a .
Pass Conner world a blood-purifier that cure.
UicawAT KoarBEHY. Jos Clavton. who! Mi Maggie Barker is drinking spring
is employed on tbe McKenxie stork farm. ! T6Mo f,,r few J
eu-ilint es- i-icense nas oeen isueJ lor the marriage
M, ..n.l M va V... tV ; 1 .
: . : -1 , .. . ,, , i auu u . iu . iisuii .auir uusu
fmm " "Z from Eugene this noon. They wi'J board
. SSS ,vl.,T,M!IonlMatMr8Burmester8forwhile
inclusive entrance tickets to the Inter, . n. . , ....
state fair in session in the latter city at1 . M ' hoe Rhodes, of Albany, is
the same time, will be $10 35. No re- i v,1,ln8 t the residence of J W Pollock
duced rates will be secured over the I WMt of wn. Eugene Juard.
Southern Pacific ; to any one going it will Wm M Hoag has moved hi house
be of advantage if he will so report to bold effects to Albany and will reside
Sec Williams at the YMC'A rooms. I there in the future. Corvallis Informer.
Thk Homes Lvjtmd. Last Saturday I , M Thomas lones, the harber. of Pon
5 s.n Fi h.. tu.. - land, spent Sunday in A bany with Ma
. . : ' :J . . " wire and son who have hwn Urrt-
mer tiad just arrived from Yaquina,
when she collided with the schooner
James Townsend. The bow of the
schooner caught the Homer on the star
board quarter, giving the steamer a
glancing blow, hot with sufficient force
to smash in some of her timbers above
the water line, and cam? away about
thirty feet of her rail. The schooner's
jibboon waa broken off and all her for
ward gear thrown trailing in the water.
The momentum of the schooner was
checked and the steamer managed to
again get a few yards in the lead before
the wind drove the schooner ahead. The
steamer attempted to tnrn around the
end of the wharf to get clear of the sail- '
or, but She had turned, presenting her
broadside when the schooner struck her '.
again, this time just aft the forerigging. j
me clanks of the steamer were stove
in and another section of the rail broken I
to splinters. A lifeboat waa stove in
ana outer damage ot leaser importance
waa done. Both vessels are now la.:d op
for repairs.
A New Fit Tbaf. Salem Journal : A
Sa'em man has invented a fly trap. No
ticing that flies would not move off a
blow-moving towel, spread over dsh at
Steiner's fsh market, the ingenious
shipping clerk of that establishment ap
plied a clock work to an endless aprou of
cloth which slowly progress intj a hopper
from which tbe flies fall into a recspta
ble filled with water. Tbe ribbon is a
foot wide and while it travels slowly
reales in a thousand flies an hour, if they
are to be bad. Editors with big beads
w ho cannot keep the flies off even by
flopping their ears, will hail this inven
tion as a blessing.
The Fish Ladder Last Fiiiay the
governor and other members of the com
mission appointed to supervise the build
ing of the fisb Udder were in the city se
lecting a site for it says the Oregon City
Enter pi ise. They found a 'ocation a'ong
Moore's Island which was deemed suita
ble, and the first of the week under the
supervision of Mr McCoy of Salem the
work of b'aeting oat the rock to make an
easy grade was begun. It i thought 'hat
at an expense of about 1 1 .000 a fish way
can be made tbat will be fasting and suf
ficient. The governor was in Oregon
City again on Wednesday looking alter
the progress of the work.
MM
.i me.
Charles Fullei. S.-man Meyer, li-n
Cle'an and Will Emerick rode Licyclesi
to vVa-erloo yesterday, returning in the
evening.
Collins Elkins reached AshUnd at
utday evening on his oicycle. ami will
ernes the Cascades returning by way of
McKenxie.
account of its being a public institution,
and because it likes to publish readable
items. We shall always do this in refer
ence to public institutions. That is one of
tho things a paper is for.. We are as will
ing to publish a favorable item for the
Home as ons against it. One in the Tele-
grant is particularly a fair one- It is
' j . i - . t
riauurmae aim we can only gie a selection . ,
Isi n at- i Maddux and Laura E W eland
tending church in Eugvne and started home Frank Power.the nir.k haired t" P acent
The for- ! " hi hnsrgy about 10 o clock When at : at Albany, went t; tbe Bay this oooti.
avj ixvi x. i ii- ynjm s uist.-"- kaasrii iiuc upi llUWUiri.
him one getting held of the bones' bits. ! Mb, Hu Wrwtl. tiMa of Mr A R M -wnile
the ethers one on eh s,-le of tSe Coj anil UmtJmKH Sannv. is in tbe rtlv
buggy. re.,ne.ted him to ahht. Cbrtoa I Uu, Wrfaa u f trook csMnty.
It no time in doing so. and was without Khool
cereinnnv relieved of 95. 4o ail the mooev t , , - ,
in his ' rotKion. a pair of gold cuff, ..Mr 1,lTJ of Eo,t- ,w
button and a pocket kntfc The men then ' St . U,! Hi! 55 If 'la jte to tmo
warned Clayton to ahead, and not look ,,nk to iT'd 1 ' the near future,
back MT return, which admonition be fol- Oavid Huston, tbe S P overland con
towed. We did not learn if he could give doctor went to the Bar this noon with rr
a desmpboa of the robbers. Guard . j era! friends. M r H udon is too fat already.
John Long i in Albany with bis pile
Justice I.von. of Lton. was in the city
today
Mr L:i West and daughter, of Ta
coma, are in the citv.
Miss Wheeler, formerl) ,v L" operate
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B&rjtcrtrTarw LIFE
a. z. z. vers nm us bus
it sold under poairirR wzststat Bararue. br
aarthoriawd scents ml, to cur Wk HnBory:
Iaoati of Beats aadBerra Power-. LutM Masbood:
Qauekaen: Jkudtt Lo: Evil Dream. : Lack at
Confidence: Tfiii iiiin n T ilaili rjt Drain;
is ettber
it to be pleasantly located, and
workings and routine business are well
conducted and of a good order.
lowing in reference to the commadder. a
former Alk.nv man, is of particular in
teract: There are many things about an institu
tion - conduct that are quite beyond tbe
understanding of those persona who have
never passed any lenylh of time within the
walla of one of them.' ln a superintendent
there must be varied abilities, and it is not
often a man can be found who is suited in
every way to most satisfactorily discharge
the duties of snch a station in such a way
as to contribute to the "best niece- of tbe
place. As a manager of such an institu
tion as the Soldier's Home, for example, a
man must be a practical business man : be
-tiki,'. ..t.i.n ,.. it.:, r... i t -
. . -. . . I - - . - . 111, iu .,11, ll dliU 1 .11 1 .1
tarur-?t by casting from a mould produceri j man , efJ ia, to te more aiwrf ul.
ov moifl ciay m wnicn a living wemaa nan I he Wor d I-air Director have settled .
remained long enough to have a perfect ! It lor all time, that Ayes' Sartaparilia I Lxaimeo He WAsR,,UBtI). Who i the
mould of her nude figure made. The an- a scientific rreara:ion. and oorhr of ! hub Usld about by Urf Eoeene tiuard : L
atomy was perfectly formed of sand and . public cooSdence. Ru'e 15, which gave A Sbulu arore out a warrant before Justice j
iviniMt mrA ,.V.1. 1 tvuinill 'PllM .h. ,H.I t ..l.iknU. ,A k ....-. 1 . . n V 1 Ikt. . l . f J !
ownr was traveling by team from town to ! rllla and prevented the aJmlstlon of rat- George Miers with larceny. He claimed I 01 ln.u c"r,D P 'rou Portland !at?
Ins-n siwt kit fimin- vi I rmUl h not himlmi tn .,r ... ihstLJ ik.nUn.it..,,. ... ' evening and will rema-n until tomorrow 09
a rjood iirinsr at I0c-?nts a hand.' Graatsl the simnie me hod of n-Anxine out to ih- !v 70 vears old. were" iWninir iusfih-r in ! morning.
toe loom juh on toe tuaoon in niodeman J aypsi iarji-ron, 01 turvams, wm in iw
brewer)-. He had five $30 gold pieces in ' eity yesterday on his way from Califor
his pocket which he claims was taken by ; " "here he ran three foot races, win
Myer. Rhultz was in an intoxicated con- j n,nK awl of them.
dition and afti r the warrant waa issued be Mrs C O Lee. Mrs Albert Hunt, toe
continued imbibing spirit so frexjuently Mie Minnie and Ora IcFarland. Mi
that ConstaJ.U l.ict.jn l.-ke.l him in the ; Maud Berl. U C Mcr'arSand and Mrs "f I
county jail to scber up for the examina
lion which sra set for tfcts aftemoM at
2oVork. tie ha only been here for a
few day, ba ing come from Albany. Sj
far a the examination had proceeded' op to
the time of going lo press no criminating
nideor"? had been offered by tbe prosecu
Uoo.
2 1 rj 53 IatMof Poww f tfc Gtoratre Orgac . in
1 ,., , aex. caused by orer-exertaoo, ToBtkfci Ett
'-- I - Exeeauve Cast of Tabaeea. Onasm nr L
J si tar si. frui lautina. 11 j
By KaU.fl a box: si 1 U,r ii:wHh
Mr-
D.vcstsiriso Fabwixs. Prof H L
Talkington. of Weston D'tiii! school, was
in Pendleton yetarday. nd left in the
afternoon fa: Pilot Rock, is the interests
most be a good hotel-keeper: ho must have ; of the tntitution witii wbicn be u con
found judgment and clear ideas aa to farm- j nected. He is of the opinion that the low
ing: he mi st toii good haancier. and. mort 1 price ol wbeu this year wil! tave one gov!
enect. at wayti
necessary of all. be must possess those juaJ
itxes. only gained by proper experience,
that will enable him to control men tact,
ability and experience. These qnaiitie are
nearly equally blended in Conunsmdiuant
Baldwin, and although that geotl mian by
no means has perfected the management of
: this inxututioD. tbe statetneat that better
man could not have been found in the state
f or tbe i lace is hardly to be disputed.
: Commandant Baldwin impreaaes one on
i first sight as being earnest, scrupulous and
. zealous in the discharge of nis dutiev He
' is a man to uupira respect, and this is
Tobaly doe in a great measure to hits sold-
A ?BSLIM15aSiV Sl'KVET. Wm
Meekin an i Kncx Huston trake a report
in tbe rTineville Near of a preliminary
survey made by tbem far a wagon road
from Prineville to the Oregon Pacific. The
lrivinir machine driving pilimr fr the route w.m!d gu through Ihe old 'Jenne t
Woztcfimill and Farmer's Warehouse. and Hunt caxup. up the W V and C M
Informer. I road to this side of the summit of the
Mr Allen Chamberlin. recent ) of this Che creek bill, to the head of snow creek,
city, who has been in San Lsaadro, Calif. 1 ,u- r-i ' -r '--
nu loined ana ataaarataa at imrus in the Petadence pratne. is nines from Trinei Ilk.
southern put of the date. wher.
reside.
Otto , .gler. of San Joe. n
icyditt of the 1" by rnaaoa of hit per.
f JTuanc- at Denver i- IV jears of ag. 5
fee. 7 ir tei tall and weigh 145 pounds
f-tit? were among tho e who returned fr.m
the Bav tutLtr.
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79
t
he still A C"1 roal coma be iailt lor f lO.SJ". A
' road could alto be made over the Minto
( trail, which it fifteen t twenty miles near
er: but it 1 nearly 3J00 feet higher, and
' there was tnowsn it Aug 8. They eiosider
the former the better route.
Ai oisiT vsenerai I I ill II I ana : ierl. xarinv, Aruon tbe -
,iaug-..er I4IM ra.ne up irom rorU.nd ,3Vei, ,itt fkm, Kridence of this was
M .s uoori. a.lr.u.lt.M,n si r; manifest when the r..man.Ur.t pataml
among tbe men with the telegram reptv-
.Mrs i-twis nrucaman ana two tisngh- sentative.
ters, airs t.eorge j-.rucaman ana two Mr Baldwin treated the bovs well, ans-
: wered by srasping the commar.tUnt's
! hand in bis double fists and reverentially
i murmurinsr: "He's one of tbe best men
j living " Tbe commandant command the
lUth. at Vierecka
ioa parlor.
sbaviDg and hair
ft, Ice s Cre&tn ttakiug Powder
MaMrt Perfect Mwgs.
Hood's" Is
Wonderful
. "At harvesting time I took a severs cold
which settled ln my limbs, and In a short time
developed Into lav
ataaa aanlary Rheu
matism. After spend
ing a good sum ot mon
ey for different reme
dies and suffering all
winter, I became so
crippled that I had to
walk with tbe aid of
. crutches. Isy the kind
5 advice of a friend I was
t prevailed upon to bay
I six bottles of Hood's
ISarsapartlla. I took the
medicine and It has fui-
at r. a. W. Cooler, jy restored me to healt
Clifford. S.D. and I flunk it Batrad
r Xife. I will cheerfully answer all who may
wish to correspond about my affliction or state
ment" A. W. Cooley, Clifford, North Dakota.
Hood's Sar9a"
M. JaLvr par ilia
Be Sure to Get
Hrwl't
Hood's l.'llls cure nausea, and blliousoesa
j. At. aitSTojsr.
INSURANCE AND M0NE
BROKER.
County Warrants Bought an
Sold. Office, Maston Block, Albany
Oregon.
tr. Price's Crsam Oaklng Powder
A Pare Qnge Cream of Tartar Powder.
daughters and Mrs John Brocxman and
son have started tor Illinois to visit their
parents and friends.
There was quite an exodus fron the
Bay today, several Albany familiea re
turning. The tidal wave propheer it is
safe to cay, thongh, has nothing to do
with it.
J A Comming and Anderson Cannon
have returned from their trip to the j
Pacific by way of the Nehalem, and re-1
port a pleasant time : but as vet tell none '
of the big stories that were anticipated.
Saturday afternoon Miss Maggie
Meyer gave a pleasant party at the home
of her parents near the Masonic cemetry
in honor of her eleventh birthday. A
fine time was had. A lunch of icecream,
cake, candy and nuts was enjoyed.
Twelve or fifteen girl were present.
Mr Kheridan, a Colorado miner, came
down from the Santiam mines on Satur
day. He waa greatly pleased with tlr
outlook, and believes the Santiam dis
trict bas a bright fotnre. All it needs
is to be worked in the right manner. It
is full of gold that will some day reach
the public eye. As it ij now thongh in
other parts of the U S mention an Ore
gon mine and it has no weight with men
having money. Montana and California
are the states receiving most attention.
Some day though all eyes will be on
Oregon, and the Santiam mines will be
strictly in it in a mining senae.
Isaac and GrantTFioman, w K Baker
and Robert Wjlgon, returned yeaterday
from their trip to the Metoles, bringing
home two or three cans of trout and re
port a fine time. Fish are not bi'.ing
with the usual voracity in tbe Metoles.
The company consisting ef DaveFroraan.
W Langdon, A B Mathews and John
Althouse, wbocroseed the mountains by
the Belknap Springs and the McKenz'e
had reached Fish Lake and had ar
ranged to Cftmn tli.r. several Amva f r
Dave Froman superintenpent ol thej, ....
company stated that tlwv would be in I toUl deli.iquent tax
tjbany on next Friday at just 4:30
o'clock pm. Mr C H Stewart who is at I
Itish Lake will also arrive home on Fri- i
day, The remainder of the flrier party )
will not leave until nert week.
although perhaps m a
mundalrout way. It will perhaps lead to
diversified farming, which in hi opinion,
will benefit the farmer and do winder
toward making them pro'Tvat and
happy. Pendleton Tribune. Mr Talking
ton 1 a son-ia-Uw of Rev F II ttwyoae of
this city. Statesman. Thi i a d. td:'.
different opinion fran that of the Pol
county man recently gi'ea and is undoubt
edly the correct one.
Rwrecrs His Bosds. Thursday night ' conductor. Cap! Conner, olv auditor of good theatrical attraction for Corvalli
John Thompson and Ned Simmon made Portland, and Soperintndent Downing of 1 and town of any size on both si le of th?
merry in Woldt s saloon. Ben i under I " pen. river, going a f ar wmth a lUseburg. A
bond to keep an orderly bouse, and a the A B Seal. tSmlru turner. no" w-wking ' ;7 ""Je m, n"V P'-rrornaers. in
hilarity heighteoe.1 prxceedel eject Thorn p. : Northern Caiifcnia and SwOrn reron. ; hand and orrijetrau to I oriran-
1 son. Mimmon- undertook to interfere and irrung into theC- hav country, liar Rose-, - " tassm
burg Review pablisbe. an interview with fl"a montn woduoing HMw popu-
him about llae condition of the road to that f lbw tJ?old .te . o
Ik- j those who enjoy witnessing a ni.ie clean
' show, torvallts anil 1? the "home tn K.
if the scheme work.
L C Vawhail E W I-angdon. John Ait
bonte. A B Xafhewa. M Mitchell and
lavid Froman .-etU'tied last evening fTvui
their trip across the 1 ascades by way of ; H4
the McKenxie and Lebanon routes, and j 85
report an enjoy able and healthy Tip. 'ioe be
would look lor ine vtrv big hsar stories ; HI
fmtn this ci.Mupany: iut they are all quite
mild in th. ir staieuen!.
What L Justice?
"J
90
91
92
A man wa rree'l here las' wek for H
selling wbidcey t Indiaat. we find no
fault so ftr; but the (joe! ten is this, why ' r2
should our law prohibit tbe red insn frvm Zi
He tbe whitA man f And again, wben
izm.mt&wn.i
smtaeortgisalasd or.tr ?Kt... sat.
tasbteenrv on tbe na-' f Pr -Tf Ilia.
. OecciDe aoid
J A Cnn-.mir.g. to'e sger.l. A
He i a law sluient ?nd ccilher snidtes
nor drink -
Among the guests at the hotel Deyoe. at
Klk ity last week were D H Jsaiie and
wile, of Aibatv - '', . . ; ... i
"(iooo News.''-To following from
the C-wval'i Informer indicate that Mr
Bert VanCleve i again to launh out on a
th.trical venture: A scheme is leing
worked up for the parpoMS ot famishing
two blew from Ben's club frescoed tbe
we- 1 , r 1.:. i..i ..i u -n, .
An old vft-ran. tr!n a, kt if . ' ,. -,.,., ., '1 Ti
urea a w canon, and was arrested and fined
ten dollar for carrying a concealed weapon .
respect and regard of the old rets and em
ployes ante. He certainly baa the best m-t?rv-ts
of the home at heart. Withal, be
is very moded and retiring, txtmmaidant
Baldwin has seen much active service in the
I field. He was a member of Company I),
lOlld Ohio Infantry, .-.ml also of Company
H. '.50th O'jio Infantry.
DELINQUENT TAX ROLL.
The delinquent tax roll just completed
by 'he county officials shoes the follow
ing: State, connty and school tax. 3TV.)
Folia 1161 .00
A Mr Kinecastcr arrived in Toledo all
tbe way from Otoe county. Nebraska. He
lie waa without money, an t alter boarding n, ,h-.,.,K ,ti, . tv,..t
a day or two with Chief Taylor was set at j country last April. He came oer the Ca
liberty. Tbe clubs behind salocon bars a,roatrh the Barlow pa. Be ha
need an occasional sxaamg up to seep hi. eve on tfaa S.W., T.An I j-.Ur
TitRKi: But axo a Hi s. Gives eetal
boy k gun and the chance are in favor cf
the gun. Tbe Ashland Tidings says Thiee
bow. Wm Mroud. Jav Tavkr and Corset
them from getttng dusty .-Corvalli Times, f fc p Jrf Mri R s wJlw Miller nate been camped in Asnhxnd creek
a c.aoi. ii. v. v,. r 11 v Vniuit I an! Urv v it ni - .e.ntai i rsLuyoo tor kmi Um cuttinir ur Hi ten KME
The demand for teachers with Normal committee to arrange a IIIHIII lirliy "Mi; .IawBfjtr Wiiy jmm
training i growing rapidly in tbe state.
Tbe Mate Normal school at Monmouth re
ports that out of the 46 memliers of tbe
graduating clam of 193 all but one were
employed as teachers during the past year.
Of iU 217 graduate, exe'usive of this
yean class of 51 members, 161 are reported
as at present engaged in teaching. The
first class was gnsdoeted eleven veirs aero.
The demand for teachers with training and
3$ .550.69
Albany city tax
Brownsville
Halsey
Lebanon
Sodaville
5923.71
5.b9
81.01
305.61
22.6S
'Woman' Day" at the com in state fair
It is existed that Abigail Nxttl Dunniway
and Mrs Narcitwa White Kinney will de- I
liver addresses on that day. Statesman.
A party of jooug ladie consisting of
M Us Abbie W'light, Ida Wright, Anie
Martin. I.u'.u Burnett and W innie Avery ;
were taken to the Waterloo Soda springs ,
esterday morning by W J Moore s'he!
party were champeroncd 1 y Mrs Man-
experience
l , ' X f - . . - UITM11
supply 01 unrraineu ann uneaperienoei iwmp at tnat place lor atxul ten ti.it - aJ,n act Bowen.
' 'tl lur UIUO liail. 141 WTUU'I V-Ol ISlltlS 1 linCB.
Colonel Olmsted, of the Salem
laundrv. thought it would be a nrotvr
thing for him to go over to Newpor. and
Stroud wa Iiing in bed and the three had
ln scuttling or tumbling alsxit the bed;
the other two had just stepped outside tbe
tent, leaving Stroud on tbe bed. when a
ioatled rifle lying on tbe bed was discharged
and tbe bullet passed through Stroud's left
foot, entering on top and in front of the
testep and passing cut at the bottom of the
bet I. It then pasted through tbe ankle
i'oinv of tbe right f Jot . The boy wai
irougt:t to town at onee and Dr r-ontrer
:
1 10r
5 101
'102
103
. 104
1 Kft
jlOU
I 107
.110
112
113
1114
,HS
119
I I JO
121
122
uua pay a license to stall good wby thoohl
j use law ay who be shall or shall not set!
to? If wbUkey is a good thing wnv not
sell it to a!l men alike If it is unit Ur the
j Indian am! f.rr toys why should it be sold
t to ataSJaf These qjedi-n. are before the
; pec-pSe today and we mutt take one side or
tee other, if tbe liquor l nunc is ngfct, let
the red man and the hoys have the same
rights tht tbe grotn up wh.te man has
But if it is wrong let o as a christian
nation arise in our might axd put it down,
and then we can deal justly with our
brother the rd man. We a a christian
nation are ncp-niL-le 'or tbe degraded
position of Ihe Indian, we boast of our
civilization and send misicnariea to the
heathen and regfeet our own poo pi-. How .
long can this continue?
iakville. Aug 21. AYSwrrtt. '
x HisroaiCAt Boitrat The old;
ergine boiler used br Mr M Johnson in i
hi saw milt on Drift creek several vsars I 1 OJT. oins wher between P Oand
ago. was brought lo this cilv, toia week i Id Mrs McBrjdsse, a lob chain Return
by Mr Koer. Mr W Potter of this cilr 55
121 11
3 04 ti
2D5 52
135 79,
16 82
m
77 07 ;
35 70
216 53 j
233 60
95 42
2792
62 90,
73 40!
157 SI i
95 42!
132 12i
99 09;
172 49
267 91 ;
4-5 89 1
1 10 10
1-2
80
73 46
12"! 4j
106 43
165 75
139 46
102 76 j
91 75 !
e4 4I ,
117 44:
n m
146 )
102 76
4-
J2-. -7
S9 09
201 75 i
69 73
ta 73
33 ca'
117 44
25tl
66 05!
i24 n
264 24
99 06
157 71;
124 7
99 09!
44 04
77 t'7
l 'a) 47
wtueh lead.
and Death.
1.
I nckace. c
wttb full tnatrat
tjoIj sold tot
J A Cumming, sole ae nt, Ai'.-ar
a niKis six. nt. , astar
' t aSTl
1 rr
LE BRON'S
H XjPV sH tf ec!-r
Mi
A3 A PPEVEHTIYE
: kt awiayaetksebft
l:ka,tU
J A Cusiinicg, sole agtr.t. A
LADIES
L-i YOC KS )1t
OR. FELIX L EUN "
i v
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THE ARHO'-O CHESiCAL CO.
151 S. S Site re
Sold by all druggists.
rsa esta'e
T K P KG IN- i
i; r eU cc itmrsVV t'ardwe!!
id re
I ara ,
LAGKBU N & S0MEHS
ATTORNEYS J.T X.A."W,
AH leg-al matters wiilreTcive prompt at
tention. Office. Tirst Xvtional Bank
building, up stairs.
New Advertisements.
Star Baken
f arffr 4a bia sswd Finst
Total..
Dist 3
$ 638963
DCBOOL T.4X.
3 $ 57.00
5 :45fUW
16 xmjt
17 .6
19 . . , MSk
22 10.24
A'l 83 M
52 737.06
57 75.91
74 69.17
75 4030
104 43.36
114 iW.06
Vi 48.67
3116 70
the demand. Both for the irood of the
teacher and the good of the schools, a
thorough Normal course should be taken
by thorn who expect to seek positions in
the public school of tbe state it pays to
prepare to compete for tha bvA places.
Is a I'kkiik AjtExr. A few days ago
Dr Bowen Letter, and Miss Anna
Allen of Corvallis. and Kdgar Martin and
stiend Sunday with his wife, and accord
ingly took the II :I7 train for Albany and
immediately transferred to trie Uregon Ba
c:.fic, which left in a few minute for the
Bar. Now, Mrs Olnisted thought the
ought to spend Sunday at home, and she
i: i t , .r . . x. :
steam- I Fackd A Ot) at. An Aiaany grocer, a
drummer an J a son ol J J lirahtm went
out hinting Chinese pheasant last
Henry Ma-k aye. of Portland, got caught accordingly boarded the train at Yaquina
. i,037.22
Died. On Aug. 19, 1894, of cholera in
formation, after an illness of four or five
Knt,M ttlO T04T arm of Mr .mil fra
IIVUlOl JV V... uv.. V. .... 1.11.1 .1,10
John Hammell.
D ar -
Cures
it try duublft'l it tnete U another
grocery fctoreln tne vvil'amette valley
where so much pains is taken to give satis
faction at Parker Bros, in thin city.
They keep a first class stcck of goods and
sell at prices suitable to tire times. It is
peculiarly the place for etonr nizert It go.
Their produce, fruits Ac are a I vays
freah and frm the best gineiis.
Their baked goof's are oi a big varietr
and are unequalled for excellency in
raiHty.
Get your camping goods of them and
jnche for plcr.lc and excursions. They
nave a fine varlrty of pfckels, canned goods,
baked goods, .vc, for such affairs,
Kabo Corec. A net'ect dress form
Oretres (it perfectly over mem. Appro
vel by all dreesinsker. S E Vottwc
You Agi Am. Right
If you take your washing lo
the Llrrany Steam Laundry. It you
don't you are hot. Something ta the
mat fur of too. How can you go to a
Chinese establishment with a nrst-vlass
steam lauudry in tho city. Don't do it.
lie all right bv otiittine it. Hnuitose von
do make a few cents; what does it profit
' you, with the Chinese smell and lurking
disease around. Patronize the Albany
i steam Laundrv.
Several newspapers bav-. heea drying
to ontlie each other. H ire arc some
samples: firasshoppers ere m numerous
in Door county, Wis, tbat the ctttzans
have to wear goggles over their eves to
prevent being blinded while Mey are
walking along the counta-y roads. Tiiie
is stated on the authority of a Wisconsin
newspaper.
Michigan makes a strong bid for first
p'ace with this whopper: A Blue creek
mule tore a t plinter off n stable timber,
picked the loca with it. walked out.
picket! up a piece of charcoal and scrawl
ed on tbe stable door :"( ione to loiicb;
be back when the haying is otrer," and
disappeared.
Farmers in the Grand Traverse sec
tion of the Wolverine state awe seeking
a method of cultivating red Bee. Why ?
Well, they say tbe lioa tickle the hacks
of the grasshoppers and ntkre these
peats fly away.
1 ret ween tbe two points of rocks at tbe cave
about a mile above Nye Creek, and it was
otly after a close chlf tbat they got out of :
tbe difficulty by climbing up Uie r ... k. a
man with a fish pole cn top belpicg them
out. One of the men, IV Lester, was com
pletely covered with the breakers- The
many who nave visited tne place win ap
preciate tbe situation.
Declared Insane. Mrs Mansfield, an
old resident of Harrisburg. was brought
to Albany this morning and examined for
icsamty. She was found to be of unsound
mind and was committed to the insane
asylum. Hhe bas been ill for some time,
and her mind runs towards suicide. Mr
Mansfield is said to be a brot'jer of Mr
Dominic Mansfield, one of Linn county's
first county clerks.
Pabalytic Stroke. Mr Daniel Leedy,
of this city, was taken with a stroke of
paralysis on Sunday.and has been gradual
ly growing worse, until be is considered in
a critical condition. Mr Leedy is one of the
pioneers of this county a man universally
respected for his sterling worth, and many
will regret hearing of his present condition.
Anotiikh dividend of 10 per cent has
been declared by the controller of the
treasury on the Linn County National Bank,
making a total of 6ri per cent. It will
be several weeka before the checks will be
received for it.
Ing, when they csme very near being
hunted tncmselve. They thought tnev
were on Mr Graham's place, but Instead
were on he farm cf Mr Cole, and were
prepared to fight China when Mr Cote
appeared and orde'ed them off. On their
refusa' he drew a shot gun and look aim
this morning and arrived at Albany, about j at the o mpanr, thres ening to shoot if
cut tbe boiler in two and will make it '
into hop stoves. This old boiler hasi
ntte a history. At one time it was on
a Mississippi tiver alee m boat and baa
been in several mills in this state The
old boi'.er will be taken to Browutviile
and use I for drying hope and after its
lime baa been served as a hop dryer the
Lord only knows what it will be used
for next. Siver'ou Appeal.
Deafness t'-nnot be Cored
or local application a they cannot reach tbe
diseased per. ton of tlx car. Tbt re U only one
wjy to oire dcaJitM. ar.it that is br ccas:c-
itorai mnedtes. lastaXMtai is caum try an ln
aaa condition of the tnacous lining of tr.e
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is Inflamed
yoa nave a rambling toasti or imperfect bear
ing, and wben it is entirety e'.ocevl . Deafness is
the result, and untco the inflammation m be
tAken oat and this tub? restored to its normal
condition . bearing will t-o destroyed forever;
nine case out of ten are cansed by catarrh,
which I nothinc bet an tenanted condition ot
tbe mucous sari acta.
We ill rrive One Murtdrcl rsollars ror any
ease of Deafness earned tv catarrh tbat can
not be c-jred by Kail's Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars: frre.
t . j. cKK.vt.1 & tj., itueco,
MT Sold br DrutrU-.j. 75c.
LOST Some where la Albary, Toea
day nigb: a nickel watch fll 1
return to 1 EXtccaaT tffic.
I
CCH RAD I VflB, FRGPF f s CR
the same time the Colonel did anil immel-
lately transferred to the Southern I'acih-;
train for Salem, at which place she arrived
at 1 :40 much surprised to find the Colonel
bad departed for tbe Bay. - Salem Independent.
Shed i.
Ueorge Push has been down .th
severe at ack of fever bot is now s'owly
recovering.
The residence of Mr Ilenrv Sprenger a
mile and a half north ot town was burn
ed late Saturday night. Very little ol
the furniture wa saved. It wai insured
Kcal Estate Stale.
The fact that Hood's Sarsapirdla, once
fairly tried, becomes the faintly medicine,
speaks volume lor Its excellence and
medicinal merit. Hood's Sar&aparilla is
Nature's oo worker.
Hood's Pills become the favorite
cathartic wlih every one who tries them
1 A and Carrie Landers to Sarah O
Henness, 80 acreB,9 K .' 1003
W M Ketchum to Klla M DjbroiUe,
lot 6, hi 10, Albany 10
W A Dowing to N C Myers, lOtots its
Scio 1
D Myers to N (J Moyers, acre.
and several lots in Scio IJ 000
8 L and Mary Haydento M W Hunt,
S Ij and Mary Hayden to M W Uant,
68 acres, 10 wl 750
Chan K Wolverton to David Shearer.
24.80 acres, 12 w 4 sk'6
U S to C T Craft, 160 acres, II w 1 ...1dkn.t
I have just received soother Invoice
those popular priced sun umbrellas.
SAMesi. E Young,
of
Late silver sword
At Starks.
corsage pins at Will
If You Want Shoes.- Call on A B
Mc 1 1 wain. He bas just received a large
and choice stock of ladies' tine shoes. Some
elegant Dongola shoes, with patent, leather
backs as well ax fronts, and flexible soie.t.
are attracting attention. Also a fine line
ot men's boots and shoes.
Th'j nssijroMt norlrain.tns oity u.,t V jniad
rluyer a.
Takb Notice. After this date, we, the
undersigned, agree to saw oak vootl for
50 tents and fir, ash and maple for 40 cents
per cord. July illtn.
Obo. Aciikson.
Wm. Nkki.ky,
J.N. Combs.
they dtdn"' move. Thev moved and soon
learned f their mittgke in location
Contract Let. The County Court
opened the bids for repairing the San
derson bridge last evening. Thev were
as follows: Win St John. two$l:C." and
1275; J BTdloteon, $84; W B Barr,
1510; James Shahan, t7oo. The con
tract was ordered let to James Shaban
uiion timling sufficient 5onds. The work
to be done is mostlv on the east pier
which will be reiiir.l by piling and
otherwise in altout the same manner as
the Green's ferry bridge was repaired.
Thk First Melon.
The threshing in this vicinity is about cotk 8 t,1! 6r" on
Mr William
watermelons
Tea
this
finished except tbe spring grain. The
jie'd in most cases has been somewhat
less than was expected.
Mr M N Richardson, of Scio was in
town Sunday visiting friends.
Mrs Butdick and daughter, (trace and
Misses Cara and Lela Davis and there
have gone with :ainping outfit to Water
loo lor a lew days outing.
Misses Mary Coats and Nellie Murphv,
of Monmouth, ar? visiting Mrs Lib
Davidson.
Notice to Farmer.
Having rented the Magnolia Mills and
warehouse we arc prepared to store lOOOOO
bushels of wheat and oats. We also have
a first class chopper in tbo house and are
making special inducements t) secure
storage. Hte us before making arrange
ments for storing.-
tiKo t Hntnoic.
ta VV SlMI'SoN.
year. Une left nt a grocery store, wun tne
word Nut on it found its way into the
IiKsiiit R.iT office. It is a savory riecc of
fruit, and tbe nomiUr llt-nton cotmtv gartl
ner will nlease receive loud thanks f?r the
remembrance.
fin Easi via Thk Union Pacific
All repairs are now completed and the
The Union Pacific trains are running
ihrough without change, leaving Portland
dally at 7 o'clock r as, carrying Pullman
and toorlt tieepcr recllntrg. chair car
etc. Cheapest and shortest route to al
points east. For rates and Information
call upon Ci'RRAS MoNTKiril
Local Agents
Red Crow n Boiler Mil's.
: ccorpc rated)
Boat floor .or fatatlv and bakers us--,
storage facilities.
DlLINQUENT taxes.
n delirqeeav tax ro'-l ia now in mv
hand with a warrant for tbe collection of .
th cams. An carlv tettlemtot of the i
: same isdeird. J A McFsros,
Sheriff. ',
ssts si in: u,
' ware.
tried Frsitsst.
Tsbt-eo,
"tar,
oalee,
Et-
laaatx1 t .
tarrasaai
Vege a ble
Icairta
wple,
lets.
' te..
as, rerttlk.t tkat ia kept ia a im 1
r..-.i ui pnsrr tors, lajbss
nrket pne-f pud lor
il.l KINDS OF PRODUCE
How Aek
of Will dt S
amine ecientihcally
Yocr Eves. -Prof A Stark,
ir. is now orepa-eil to ex-1
and accurately hv i
the latest impoverl methods ol modern ,
science all who desire to have their eyes
.....! P...I ).rk Ilia r,.,.,,nl f ffrlfilitt' '
ed from the OpUialmic College at Chica
go, and is thoroughly equipped for the
delicate and important wora ot ntiing
the eves to as to tie relieved ot strain ami
the vision assisted. Do you need glasses?
Call 00 Prof Stark and learn about your
eyes. lk your old glasses lire you?
Call and secure some that ill rest you
and help your eyesight
Km GU'Vbs. I have jusJ received
the new spring shades of the celehratri
Centemeri kid gloves and alw Uiose
with the large pearl buttons. I expect
to carry these in colors to match ihe
suitings. I 'arry also lines of the Biar
ritx, chamois arid gauntlet gloves.
S K Yot'Ko.
Received this week frot.i New York, bv
express. Fosters genuine lace gloves, u'ack
arid colored, also Jennings silk ml ts and
lacc, in black and colored.
S E Yofso.
IOST. On Saturday evenir g in or
j uear Albany the boot or oil cloth j
. cover to lb hack of a boggy. Ieave at :
Democrat , ctse and receive pay for trcn !
Die.
TS -Highest market price i d for
oats by M senders, Albany Or.
Hodges A m.'Kji iMitu,
Athacy, Cr.
Ut leading drttg-
Moirs ail it fir trim mm, 10 the staplr
and new shades, just, received l S K
You rut's.
Halt's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer
hat restored gray hair to lt original col
or and prevents bn.'daess in thousand-, ol
cases. D will do to to ou,
(io lo Parker Bros
for
your
" jtocerie
Money to Loan.
I have mon'iy to loin on gru d farm land
in Linn and Bentco countie io aams nt.t
overt30O0. Nodslata in faruishiog the
"'.in. Call on C O B skhart, Alta.v,
Oregon.
If yoa want a llis.amo if oall,for Joseph a
whits labor cigar,
Cahtage.
t; reen P an.
Celery.
Sweet Pot'toe,
Nw Potatoes,
Jk t'heriles
At C E Browneil.
t lean towsls tu vrv cutvnir at Viereok
thoving parlor.
Wit: & Stark keep up with the timesln
I the latest stiles ol jsvelry. You will not
mist It If you call on them for any thing
in the Jewelry line.
The Steam Laundry I a home institu .
1 tlon. It it a good one. It does bette
' work than It done at the wathre houses
1 In the lonir run it (a cheaner than the
He knot-re washee house. The money paid to the
Steam Laundry ia spent In Albany among
nr Prl,..'.rT..T. n.i,t-n a white people. Do you patronize the
W ILL A STARK, the jeweter f
Have Visreck suave
hiw.
you.
Awsrdcd Gold Medal MU winter Fair. San Fraf tdsca.
Steam Laundry?
1 hate just received another Invoice o
Ladles, Misses end children's tan Ovfo'd
'''tea In all sixes and widths.
Samurl E Young.
Dr.
Price's Cream Bchlag; Powder
World's Pair Highest Award.
Highest Honors at'World's Fair
D-PRSCE'S
The only Pure Creat? of Tartar Powder.- No Anunonia; No Alum.
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard
NOTICE
rtsBiBaaHHiBaW
itfllMTl ' ti
bi at.
Cusick Block
-TO-
1 1 IS!
" For the Season of 1894 we
will chop screenings and
(dean seed wheat for our pat
cons free of charge.
ALBANY
FARMERS fcC0.
N F MERRILL.
Seal Estate,CoUect on i las. Aft
Alban3. Or.
Ocunty Warrants Bought ssd Sold.
H C Watson Luther Elkins.
WATSON & ELKINS
ATTORNEXS' .T LAW.
Office First National Dank httildinr;.
Husincss entrusted to us ; -
prompt and careful attention.
J FRE0 YATES,
-A.TT03R3S3"El"Sr A.T 'LAW.
Rooms 25 and 26, Strahau Block, Alhany,
Oregon
WALLIS NASH,
ATTOHNST AT LAW.
Will practice ia all the courts of the
state.
Office First Nal'l Bank building.Albany,
Oregon.
y.O r.
rillinsr and extracting of teeth without
pain a specialty.
KOTtCE.
Orsgos Citt. iax. Aug i. t4.
Notice is hereby given that the -approved
plat of surbey of Township 12 Sooth. Kanajre
S East has been rsceivetl f.otu tin; Surveyor
iieneral of Urgon. and on
OcTOBXAt It), 1S4.
at 9 o'clock a tu of said day. said plat will
lie tiled in thi office and the land thervtn
embraced will be subject to cr.tiy on and
after said date. Tp t) K 6 K will be sub
ject to entry on October l, at S a in, and
Tp 9 K 5 E on October iS, at 9 a m.
Robxrt A Mi . 1 1:. Register.
Pi-tkb Pai-kt. Koceiver.
EXEtiUTRIX KOiiCE.
Notice it hereby given that the nid-r-sigced
has thi day lo. u duty rp. i . . t , d
executrix f the last will and tettiae..t of
Sophia Van Wmdle Braver, dtcease'. b
the Coout, Court of T in cvnutv, i tttsss.
All peraors having t'trtm gai-Mi aid
deceased are required to pre-ent them tu
the anderaignod at Portland, Oreison. or la
Weatherfortt & Wvatt attorneys at Albany
within six months from thi date.
This Slt day of Jane. iS94.
Miksik Baucuut,
Kxvoutilx of the last will of -.opt. i Van
Wtndle Bruggr, deceased.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed executrix
ol the last wilt and testament of Wl'.liarr
H Henderson deceased ate of Linn
county Oregon. All parties having claims
against said estate are notified to present
thetn duly verified to the said cxecuttix
t her residence two miles south east of
Holley, Linn county Oregon within aix
months from the dale hereof.
June 15. 1S04.
PhokbkAkn Hk.ndkrsov
Executr
ost. A bunch ol aei s four or five io
number either laid down some where
or rott. Return to thtt office, buuaoic
reward.
V