The state rights democrat., August 31, 1894, Image 1

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ALBANY.OREGON, FRIDAY. AUGUST 31. 1894.
4TITK A l rTI.. I'attilsb-rrs' and rVoprlel.rst
m mi imnmiin . mm m mu , , , mitmil
for Infants
" Cutor I a Is so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
owa to tie." IT. A Asmnr, Jt D.,
Ill Sc. Cford Gv, rtrooklyu, N. T.
'The of fi54cria Li so universal and
is Cicrita so v. ell known l hct It seems a work
t r ij wreroptt ion to endorse it. Pew are the I
tscSyaO: families who do not keep Castoria I
rteJD, oaqr reach."
Canute Mir,r, r. Tit,
JCevr York City.
Thb CxOTara
HAVE MU TRIED DRUGS AND FAILED
' TO FiD A CUM FOR
RHEUMATISM. LUMBAGO, SCIATICA,
KIDNEY. LIVER and BLADDER
COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, LAME-BACK, 4c
wwr -nirir- "fSJmmk
BBK sOWflBtfC .ylfcsssssssssssssssssssssi
.aSjsrSBsvr .natsEfissssssssssnessssssr
nHvHv I SwBST
at
as wa hat. restored thousands to robots health and
shown be faaadreds of
Of whom we hat. strung letters lisai In,
tmroaawoat ibis ana outer en at oe.woi. wnnai vnui; mowit. oimm,m,
ten bearins teetlmocj to tbeir recoTerr alior uncx our : elt.
WE HAVE CURED THESE WE CAN CURE "CU1
GENERAL DEBILITY CUREO.
A no M. Ms-
Dr. A. T Sendee. Ll-erhlri-Be oral
I wea troubled with low tinr. ritsl t
Mnlr ncisco. ii.. ausat
nteeyoeroett
t a oomplole lees of power. I weald sa ap with
and
a tan tired reeliaa. t,nsi achl.s. etc.; rlsn aslac
MOT belt I k-t. Bads sow be of I if . liotaun
Ills betlatthita i bete frta jsr wet. Ikawttha
eSaeeet tiiaaiieete la rear lisolti tat. Yoa can oue-
Iwa sals ttaamaeaLalso baveocaare write or eaJl eel
aw Trulrxoon. H.A. BOrTES. atoadaJTarkSt.
RHEUMATISM AD.I I CJI
Dr. A T. Sende. Hear Sirr-I ro ooe . I roar balm
tarn tawdmamt far iht.mtliiia. trees walrhl eeRaiad
kanl imn Tor I aa aamt ail mantka I bad not
Lata able te w. rfc. Tear belt aaaaUcad me la slat sat
settaAaoalukUtaotwoweeksIaatemwd:.. lcaa
It (mntnrtAhW and flael like a aew uu r
M. Km HnOittd, Proprietor lavaraaUeaal
nervous otnisrt-on prwicott.
r A. T Raa Is. . Dear Hir. I hat, beaa tits fear
ti aartoat dauutr. aad te-aa
la tksor daily, IJ1 KTmtefa7lrT"SlABV UCTTKX.
THE DR. SANDENELECTR.C BELT
a n'jintltfs .titanic battery, made into a belt so as
tree tool mar, pr uinxea earrmus watca are metamuy I ait t
Ib.www. It kas an Imrroted Electric tls.aro.swry. ike
we warrant it to care an7 of theabor 3 weakneetes. and tocnls
Ketanrled.
aaan. and wd
SAN DEN ELECTRIC CO
3.J
FORTMILLER
Undertakers - and - UuiDiilmers.
I TE KfcEP constsntly rn hrd full Re
VV cnftins. Also burial lohts and snl,
-which will be old at
The Lawest l.icini: P refit.
EMBALMING nd pr"P-'re of the dead eci.nr
0 EXTRA, UlMl FCR
ALBANY - - MASONIC
The Oregon
tVltn it home
-A-l'i3fl: - -
.lie Gray BioeL. rorqer LIHertv anj
M"A KES a .specialty of SunnysiHe fruit tract peat Salem
JIM. will sell 5, 10 or 0 acre lots at $50 tr. f?fl per
ore fmall carfh p -ynif nt lope tirno on ba'aicje
or particulas.
NEW : FURNITURE,
MY STORE iSNOW 9VU. OP HKST-CI.AK8 FURNITURE, C( NSIST1N0
f Led room tela, ilitiir. IcaKfts. etc., which I will tell at
BOTTOM PRICES.
Tiros. Brink.
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
JOSKPfl,
MANHOOD
umu-Wcre..7;
!.,... wC, V
by orer exertion, vnutfefei -rror. excess.. v bni"
ita, ttstiLM ,. tu A II
IsuuiuwraDiKr. Addrun
iiii,Ki.i.. af. iur iw,
'o: taieli Aloani.Ore .br J. A. CL'MkiNli
am 17 ff ."i 1 1 t'liauuiuiii in ijr jw
. vert pocket 1 per liat, for 4. by mall prei,
Jiri ve n wrlttea Bnaraatee ta rare or mKibc' .
sBokkaTu tniutttiMj.
and Children.
C as tort, curt 2 Colic, Constipation,
Sour Stotuach, roarrhaea, Eructatioo, '
Kills Worms, gives sleep, atrt rromotes di
gostion,
Without injurious roedtccilori
"For rovers! years I ham recommended
your 'OVoria,' and shall always continue u
do a as it has invariably rrouueed beneucia
Jesuits."
Ccwix F. Pari.". B. IX,
ISUh U-ct et life N'wr York City
OoarrA.vr, rr aft rjuy Snuorr, Ksw York Crrr.
DR. SANDKN'S ElRCTRIO BKLT
wit. electee innirsi
wry will ear. without me. Ida.
all of tbe abote troubles. Tkoeewk
suffer from Krm liability.
Poor Memory, all ha.lt Ceo
olaiata. and er-eral 111 heasJh.
the enact of ah .i n. excesses, worri
or t -p. euro, wtll tad relief and prom pi
euro in oar marvelous Intention,
oh eh reqnirea bat a trial to coatine.
est la el
caused Tonrweaknessor laciof forte.
If to. repisce into your system tat
element! thu drained, which are re.
its lass arainea, waica are re.
tor 'it-orooastretirtb, yoa wtll
atbe oaata awl hjaWh.ati inmlh
ior a: I follow at once. Thtt
n.irea for ei
remove in,
and Ti -. r
15 oar pian and ti l.fml, and w
.-aalaniee a car. or
maraniee a car. or mom .oMt.
wkror, after ail other ti tat instils tailed as eaa afl
vr
CAME BACK AMD RHEUMATISM.
Pon.d o
Dr. A.T.I
hard aerk. eombm-d witk the strata eataka trow
r tlwti.it. saT-vmoe atwaraeaaaal as t
from which! taaVrtd far naa rears, fame
. user Sir -1 tare of
that I oa-M act baa I air baak. amiDsMMtl m
wita it. l aoettat eaa ox rear Balls, is iiyt mo
la ida af wj dart, aad I ootuuil to waor Hfar swar
moatas, aata. ponact'T catws. Test was two real
ate. aad I am at wa! ' todar ta I tw tea la Bar Hlfv
knew rear bt't walL aadl knew lemef at ijll .1
i Beec eve. or I- sianr stasis seed K. aad I
wawld In it that wak' .Sad it tka aame at Tit t,
the best reaWria the world. I a loeatad here
riauoui, aad will be staUtatalk with aajaaa
i to tag.' resell.' i ,
BOBEBT BCBReL
LOST mAtJtfglt
Dr. A. T. Beade-. Sear fUr---S
Ki. Jtaal sueaita.
a aasl'iaaal Lba
It I bate bean ana
npMmsnbB
eats I Bo
at myaau twice ea t coroas sa batata, stf
la hew atatlr perfect, aad each dar shsmt
Mtter. 1 I 1 math atromrar thai baser.
tot the better,
aalaa the bets.
Yswntra.i hknb:
to be easilr
M
t pr V or l
iwaatmaB.sag
wnisina lira om. or parts
aVo3
raw in yocn rr.toL
m fm afutt UilotTnRikmtk.
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. I) Vi'i I J "J
& IRVING
of rrel.Mc. fit in rtn r crd r.sku s
in I ir jrr'cl
Pel ft t t i
11
HEARSE OR SERVICE ,
TEMPLE - - OR.EGOI
Land uo
office
- ORUGO 7
State street, branch Hfice M Porll
lano
Proprietor,
RESTOPP: I . ve
. utiiu v ;;:ik .i -morr. LdOMrtf
either iezots..
es ..opium or sum'
. -in tie csrr.rd la
iti . order wtt
- Sold br i
U rOI I L T t Ollstu 111 Dt I ( I II tir :
iB.e no otner. wrttarori.
HEUVBriti-.it i . .
i t.uji sen, j(
iindkr UOIXIEs '
I uuij)ie,t;i
. THTTESTDA X"
All Right on Fkcit. In a "fruit" eJ-
itorial in the Rural Pres. Mr Holniin
a?: "!f it be true that California ran
outsell Oregon in her home markets in
the mideommer season, it is due H their
greater experience and io better methods
of production and .uaiketting. In the
earlier and later varieties and in the
more delicate fruit;. California mnst al
ways have the advantage of Oregon; but
in plums and other such sorts Oreaon
ought to produce quantity and quality
eqfal to ours. No California, grower
could think of driving all night to get a
little jag of fiftv boxes of fruit to market,
especially when line of railroad lay
alongside his route. Oregon has in spite
of teu thousand slanders, a fine climate
and a soil finely adapted to production,
but her people have a good deal to learn
before they can make he most of these
advantages."
Thk Pou latios From the abstract
of the eleventh census, recently received
it is learnod that the tot it population of
Oregon at the time the last census was
taken was 313,767, while in 1880 it was
174,708 and in 1870 90,02a Of the 313,
767, 1S1.K40 were males and 131,928 fe
males. Of the males 118,827 were single,
56,262 married, 4,853 widowed. 752 di
vorced and the conjugal condition of
1.146 was unknow. Of the females 73.-
123 were single, 52,312 married, 6,874
widowed, 537 divorced and the conjugal
condition of 75 was unknown. The
ioreign born population was 57,317 aa
follows: Norway, 2,271, Sweden 3,774.
Denmark 1.288, France 842, Italy :.',
Greece 78, Russia 2.583, Hungary 73,
Bohemia 79, Poknd 96, Spain 24, Portu
gal 115, China 9,540, Japan 29. The ne
gro population was 1,1 Sti. while the
number of Indian? waa 4,97 1. The num
ber of dwellings in Oregon was 11,83,
making the average number of pertons to
a dwelling 5.07.
ATiitKVixo Commi nity. For all kind
of thieving this vicinity will rank con
tpicuona this week. While G J Calkins,
who lives near D.-xter. vas going home
from this city late last evening, he be
came the victim ff foot pads. He was
riding on his wood rack an J while going
along the highway at McVev point, mar
where the lailroad crosses, just the
other side of SprtngDeld on the Go.hen
road, two men appeared from the brush
and stopped his team. Calkius was
ordered to "shell out," but be made ans
wer that he bad no money. Be waa
thereupon ordered to alight from his
wagon by one of the men w ho held a
pistol aimed at hicj- He did so and the
robber, relieved him of nearly $1C in
money and then allowed him to proceed
on hia way. Eugene Guard.
Lots or Ejh-ebesck.. Percy Nah and
hia brother had quite a time on their
trip to Yach.t. One f their horse,
fell ovcr a bluff and was killed and they
had to send to the valley for another and
this animal cut a tsndon in his leg by
stepping on a piece of glass, causing
Percy ti proceed on foot to Yaquina,
leaving Pes and Gifford to find their way
out the beat ihey could, lie sara that
ranchers in that part of the country do
not hesitate to charge for anything.
Only $1.10 to ferry yoa across the Alsea
Day, about 100 yard, and MOD lor bring
ing you down the river ten miles. The
cany killed 17 deer and caught tons of
nsn Informer.
P.scn KiKi. Tho examination of
George Mrer. resulted in his being dis
charged yesterday evening The only
evidence tending to convict waa that of
the prosecuting witness; and the court
waa of the opinion, after hear-ng the
other testimony that Snolti was too
badly under t e influence of intoxicants.
at the t'.me the monev was taken. to know
what raa going on about him. Guard.
Squill is the man who went from Albany
to Eugene and claimed to be robbed of
100 ia gold.
BtsisKsa IstrBovnco. The Southern
Pacific agent here, Mr Adair, informs us
that the business of the road at this
point ia very encouraging this month.
Up to yesterday noon the receipt, of the
office for the freight business bad
amounted to i early 3,500. which is very
much Better than the roau was doing a
year ago. Comparative figures on the
business of two year, ao can not yet be
made, bnt it would not be at all surpris
ing if the business for Ihe month should
foot up greater than that of the corre
sponding month in 182 Eugene Kte-
ter.
A Good Turxo.-Capt Jones, of Ihe
steamer Eugene has a force of men at
the month of ih- Santiam river, near
Buena Vista, building a wing dam so as
to enah'e the steamer to run daring ex
treme low water. The cost of this iji
proveuient to the channel will be about
4250 acd when done the boat can run to
CorvaPis when there Is water to get to
iilem. The government should fool the
bill though. It is work like this that
the appropriation should be used for as
weil as lor listing for snags.
Still Sibalwo. Helfrich, the champ
ion horse-thief, has again been heard
from. He stole another horse belong
ing to Ike Taylor, at the Divide J onday
nigbt, and made goo 1 hi, escape into
Douglas county early Tuesday morning.
truard. 1 Ins make, the fourth or filth
steal from different p'acea.
The nip of a poisonous snake I but a
tlightremov from being more dangerous
than the poiton of Scrofula In the blood.
Aver's Sarsapanlik ounhet the vital fluid,
expeit all poisonous tub3lance-,tipp!lesthe
elements of life, health, and strength.
Mrs. J. H. Horsxyder, 152 Pacific
Ave., Santa Cruz, Cal., writes:
" When a girl at school, in Reading,
Ohio, I bad a severe attack of brain
fever. On my recovery, I found myself
perfectly bald, and, for a long time, I
feared I should be permanently no.
Friends urged me to use Ayer's Hair
Vigor, and, on doing so; my hair
Began to Grow,
and J now nave aa fine a head of hair as
one could wish for, being changed, how
ever, from blonde to dark brown."
" After a fit of sickness, my hair came
out in eombfuiis. I nsed two bottles of
Ayer's Hair Vigor
and now my hair is over a yard long
and very full and heavy. X have recom
snended this preparation to others with
like good effect." Mrs. Sidney Cavr,
1460 Regina at, HtrrUburg, Pa.
" I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for
several years and always obtained satis
factory results. I know it is the best
preparation for the hair that is made."
C. T. Arnett, Mammoth Spring, Ark.
Ayer's Hair Vigor
Prepared by Dr. J. 0. Ay tr Co., Lowell, Use.
The brick hat a 1 been lr id on the Cuskk
blcck.
Wheat is neaily fo ecu a btithel less
in E O than in vv o.
Government work a' Yquina was re
sumed Tuesday morning.
Tht Grand Army encampment opeiud
at Mvhama to day to last three day.
Some line Oregon peaches )tlt rrcelvrd
at C- nn Bros. Rest of theAes,on. Try
some.
A tent b?!onglng to VV W Rowel!,
tpreatl near the Kusi House was stolen
latt night .
Fre.h Oregon patch S, giapes pca',
muhm:lons &c at Parker Bfrs. Cll
on them f.tr the bet in the market.
The steamer Home arrived al Yaquina
yestetdav, not having been damaged
much by Its reccrt collU'on will a
schooner.
The governor yenerjiiy pardonrd ;he fol
lowing named "men from prison Frank
O'Nell, of Lake t:oun'y, tcntenceii June
1894, tix months for sasult. Zeno Denny
H J Harrit, of Union county, Ihe former
sent up In Merch 1894, for two tear., for
larceny anJ the latier In 1891, " frr five
year., for assult .
The pretent bjnk building of J W Cu
tick & Cu will be vacated to moriow and
fitted up for Will & tark, mak'ng one of
the finest jeweliy store. In the u lev
Win Hyde is ethibi ing In the Salt
marsh building one door east of the Revere
Ik use what he c airns to be a petriikd
wo.nan. He charges but u cents to see
it ami money refunded in cate -c' on aie
not satisfied.
Who tay money is scarce. A few
days ago a Ihtle three fear o d tlrl plcktd
up a five dollar bid onFirst a"reet,and this
morn I tip a Reveic Home boarder run
upon a sSwtt dollar near he hotel, per
haps omen of b-ttcr imes.
E P Rogers, the G F k P A of the S P,
waa on this noon's train.
Mr Vmphlett, the printer, has returned
from California.
Mr Charlea Metxgar has just returned
from a trip to Belknap springs
License has been issued for the mar
riage of Thoma Atchison, of Butte
county, Calif., and Miss Fannie Titus,
of Albany.
C M Kikins and wife, of Prineville. ar
rived in the city last evening, having
made the trip over the mountains in a
wagon.
W C Pohte and wife left on the south
bound local ihis morning. Mr Poh'e w ill
go to Ashland and his wife will remain
In Albany visiting friends. Ssiem In
dependent. Miss Hattie Gaines, accompanied by
Miss Mollie Lnper and mother of Al
bany, drove over from that city yester
day morning. After remaining the guea's
of Mrs J A Spang'er dating the day, Mr
Luper and daughter returned home in
th, evening Corvjllis Informer.
The Lr Grier C ii- le mountain fish
ing party returned from Fib Like this
morning They left there Tuesday morn
ing and camped at W.-erlno la nicht.
TI.ey had seme fine sport tithing in Fish
L.ke and were welt recaid for their trip
Thev report that there was nothing at
all in the report of the poisoning of the
spring at l.-jwer oda e lar as they
could learn.
DiBrixtii'tK.-.iui Gt ekts. - Cnder this
head the Salem Journal gives the follow -in.
about some people recently in Al
bany on a short visit with their ronsin
Mr S N Steele: A few days since Salem
wa. visited by M J Richards, with hi
wife and son. Mr Richards ia bu.ineo.
manager of t'ie Indianapolis Evening
News, one of ihe'f reattst newspaper, in
the Hoosier state. The family slopped
at Salem for tne purpose of visitinr. Nor
man Gwin. of North Salem, an old pio
neer, who is Mrs Itichatds' uncle, but
unfortunately that gentleman was absent
from the city, la a short interview with
a Journal reporter Mr Richards spoke in
the highest terms of the resources and
beauty of the Willamette valler- He
has grown to be an enthusiast oa Ihe
subject of evening daily newspapers, and
hia own efforts have been in a large de
gree responsible for the fact that every
where the evening dailies are takinn the
place of the morning ediliona in the
hearts of the people. He was pleased o
note the fact 1 hat even in the west the
big morning dailies, which have alway
condemned the evening papers, are com
pelled to establish evening editions in
order to compete.
A Forest Fibr. Under the bead
'Mebama Endangered. "ihe Salem States
man of this morning sat s "A report
was current in this city last nigbt that
the timber around Mehama was on fire
and. consequently, fierca loresl fires were
raging endangering Ibat mountain on
to a considerable extent. No other news
coald be ascertained." Mr John Haley.
ot Gales, who is in the city, eays that
there is a fire several miles north of Me
hama: but it Is not a serious one yet
Mehama is no where near in danger, and
in fact, is not near enough the timber to
be in danger were it burni-g as close as
it might.
sfm FmiA Cans. Tb, beat piune
crop in Benton or Linn coantirs this
season will be picked on Rush Finley's
place, eleven mi'es sooth of Corvallis.
The orchaid lias been leased this season
to H M Stone, who is now building on
the place a Kertz dryer, with a capacitv
of 2C0 busbelf every twenty-four hours.
The Kerlz dryer is made at h'alem. and
contain, 150 trays when (ill. Mr Stone
has four men employed on the wors and
expects to be ready for drying by the
last of thi, month. It is expected that
the amount of prunes picked from the
Finley orcharu will reach 3 600 bushels.
Corvallis Times.
Am Obeoon l.YjicuiNo City Marshal
Heminger, of Lakeview, actinjs as a
night watch, was held up Mon lay morn
ing las' about I o'clock by a mob of
masked men, who lemanded ihe key to
the county tail, from which tbev took W
S Thompson, hanging lr.xu to the court-
hotsse steps, ihoinpscn waa c-ontined in
jail charged with drawing a gun on par
ties. He lieu uvea in warner v aney,
where he had a host of ene.nies, v ho
claim that Thompson did pretty much
as he pleaseVi, ail.ing horses and cattle
and abasing people, at one time aimost
nllinii his wife and child. The veroirt
of the coroner's jury war, he came to his
death by strangulation by unknown
land,.
Jons Lesdy's Stcit. In the civil suit
of J II Mi'.ler, against John Leedy, a
lumberman at Minto on the Santiam,
was tried before Justice H A Johnson
Tuesday. The platntiffsued to recover
the amount of o.-er flOO and the defend
ant set up a counter claim that he ia en
titled to money from the plaintiff in a
sum greater than that A verdict for
$11.75 wa. tendered in favor of J H
Miller. There were sixteen witnesses
examined and the costs will amount to
quite a sum, besides the attorneys' feet.
Salem Journal.
Killed by Liuiitmmo. Last Sunday
afternoon at Lem Castle's place on Camp
creek hay hauling was interferred with
by the sudden appearance of a thunder
storm. The teams were unhitched and
led to the barn. The hindmost horse
was in the barn door, when a flash of
lightning a!ni k ihe animal, killing
it instantly. It singed '.he hair all off
Ihe horse and set the straw afire, and it
was with difficulty tint', the barn was
kept from burning. Prineviile News.
Cost of Electric Lights. -The fol
lowing appears in the council proceed
ings of Salem : Answers from different
cities were received and read in answer
to inquiry from this city, as to how
much they were paying for electric
lights, 2000 candle power, and were aa
follows: Albany, $10; Portland, $3.40;
Oration City, f8.3o; Ihe Dalles, S12;
Spokane, 98; Seattle, $12. The letters
were ordered placed on file.
lr. Price's CramDakinK Powder
A Furs Qrapo Cessna of Tartar Powder.
Ti1 TtTTDjZLTST
Patent Caii Pdsmkb. E W Bosaua,
aad old Oregon f'aciiic conductor and a
railrcad man of many years expe'ienco,
now of Albany, left W cdue-day for Denver,
Col. where he expects to orullllle ti Mm.
I pany to engage in the manufacture of a
ear pusher, a device it en ted by Mr .-ee-man
and upon which i recently secured a
1 . . .1-1 . . at : : . a .
patent, ine aiwir iMue a Miiipie con
trivance, being a piete of tteel so construct
ed its to fit the HaiiKB of a car wheel a.id is
attached to a lever thataffords great paww.
Unlike the pinch bar, whose use in starting
a car requires the stiength of a Samson and
which evidences a tendency to lift the car
miliar tknn turn ihe wheel Thu I
........ , - - - wmuna
' ,-ar pusher causes the wheel to turn with
out much outlay of strength to the operat
or. At eacn siruse oi too ieer the . Bangs
slip backward on the revolving wheel thus
affording a new leverage and increasing
the momentum as tho car n ivancee. It ha
a capacity sufficient to move from fire lo
ten otilimirv cars anil i. ilcMci.vl amia.1uIl.
J for use on siding here no loootuotivo is
.u baud, hiulroail men in this city who
have seen tho iar- itbn say that there has
been not hint,' '.ntivtrtt it ever p'aced on
the market. It fiilx a long felt want and
the comiun7 that 'undeftake its nianafac-tu-s
ought to meet with sjcoess. Gazette.
CtiKKtDBKT or Success. Hon John
Daly came out from the Hay Tuexday ana
will represent Linrcln coanty on the board
ot segreg.it ion in the tax matter. In con
versati'. n with a Gazette reporter relative
to bis proposed extension of the Oregon Pa
citic. Mr Paly eiprested himself as being
confident of ultimate suet. He as all
the necesary funds can bo had for 'com
pleting the work if I be ttrties who advance
the money can be secured en the tute-.-n
miles of newly built roadbed on Uack.
there would probably be m trouble on this
score as th: company making t extension
would be entitled to a statutory lien upon
the read built by them. Ihe sticking
point seems to be. n:l so mnch in semii,g
the Leresary fund-, a in gettirg Ihe matte.
in tangible shape for the organization of a
company tc complete the work . Tb road
bed for a distance of four mile it already
completed and is a part of tne martgaged
premises now in the hand cf the eoart
This is alto true of the right of way over
the entire sixteen mile-. The question
that confronts Mr I v. and his cu worker.
u: lias the ccurt the l-gn right lo rua
an order in the premise that wtll no br
laden with cond-ti ns u'thcient to rend t ,
consummation of the project impoasiUe.
CorvalUs Uazetle.
Rt'jSAWkT kceataet. Mitt Nanna
Baehor met with quite an accident whia
visiting with her sister. Vn V.atry. i.
Marion county. Miss Bath r acomptnirt;
by her little mev started for beir . i
iuesday in a boggy and when f-ring .
team the horse became frightened t a ttacs
cf wood laying by the ;oadsidV. and b- gai
kicking and ttartel to nn. upaetlii.g Sjas
l oggy in a dttchaU-ut tjie. feet deep. tin.
brokt the top an I seal from the boggj- a!,
throwing Mho Bather and nieoe out at tj
farm time. Ihe . r - ran on with the re
mainder of the buggy and overtook Miss
Sunie Bhr and tmtey.Mrt P J Baltimore,
ia another 1-ujgy M hen Sadie saw the
ireiguwn-Hl Dorse cniutng the caoe t if to
ran in a ditcn .tne B fret deep and the litter
ueroaiin tangled around . teWrranh i ,-J,
caosed the bone to stop. The ycung iadic
were pretty nauiy lmijt.1 tail it t hor,i
nothing teriou. After gaSheriug ap the
fragranu and taking them back about six
miles they proceed.! on their journey bat
they prrferre,! the cart and left the buggy
SodavLle Review
Mi KcmiC Fkt.tJ -The reti raing toar
ittt from the Coara are enthattattic over
at least one scetks in the mountains, the
McKenziefalu IririeT tUted lo lbs
Man about Towa that tbey were aecoa i to
Niagara far grandeur among thooe be baa
erer seen in tae I S. itaxted in a pi-tur-eaque
plsct with great mountain tcrnery
sarroanding then:, tbey pretrnt a tight on
migbt well go a long way. to witness. About
12.'. feet wide, ther leap in a beautiful ldy
of water 7r fret to the rocks Mow. A
Dall-s lawyer was in the mocntains at the
time, and having a kodak took a tine snap
al the falls, .aid to l the first tl:o.nrtat.'i
ever taken of them, presenting a picture
not oneretl by any other scenery in the
Ca trades. Some of the picture, as well as
hw of Clear and " Kith lake and other
tigh's, will be in Albany in a tew days.
There is a big fijld for the photograph
around Fish lake, and a great man; have
a tdriofity to see on card board the tight
threw.
Now In Jail. C onstable Morgan ar
rived front Piloi; Sund.T with tSe
two bits, John tiamiiion sail 'laalsj
Robinson. thr."d wiih Itorae ,tea'.tng.
The trial was held before Juttice Lovelee
Tueaday and tc.ulied In the hot being
held to appear befoie the next grar.d jury
Bonds were fixed at fioo each, which
they were unable ,o furnish and iher were
plated In Ihe county jai: The Ka'mlltcn
bow Is a son oi Mrs )ulla Hamilton, near
Sodavi!e. The Rob'nton boy's pxre-tts
moted away from Sodavil'c precinct some
time ago and left the oor to r-istle for
himself. Advance.
A LeiNK Maxkii Horsk W A Ratber
ferd, of Marion, of Oregon Beauty tbak,
writes to the state fair nianacers coni-em-
ing the matter of exhibiting one of the
ceie-jratei Corses .u the coming fair. He
..i i . ,. .
sujs: i nave a ven tine i cte ana he in
longer hair at the age i about 4 years i than
the old horse. He is a pretty specimen of
horse-flesh but I could't show mm cut of
doors as his tail lies on the grouud about
two and one half feet." The mane of this
horse reaches almost to the hoofs and when
spread over the animal back together
with the flowing ta:.l completely envelopes
uira is inmigti by a blanket Statesman.
Lifk Limb Brokf.. The hreakirs hare
been n.Hicg high at Nye Creek for several
days. Yesterday aftemion there was a
live cross current. A tout six were out at
the end of the life line, having a good time
ricing tne Heavy breaker when the Ire
line broke and an exciting time occurred
it being feared for awhile that several
would lie drowned. All suoMcded in get
Al . . I l 1 . a ... ,
ung to me ieicti. on-- tyoo i.en w.i
nearly drowned in the tffort, while Prof
W If Lee and Kev I ndian!, who were at
the cod of the line were exhausted and all
were terribly frightened. Rev Priebard
returned home thi noon and report a very
ciose call.
heat. Mr Stockman, of the Red
Crown Roller Mills, n-ports the wheat
coining in to lie of excellent quality, and
judges ironi riqxiris mat the crop is
about 2- per cent short. .! cents in lie-
mg paid. Unit small quantities are le-
intiHold. The mill is receivinir nil the
orders it can till for flour. It takes rust
ling to secure old wheat enough for
grinding.
Local Invention . Marion county has
an inventor in the person of C E Brown of
Stavton, w.,o ha had pateuted a sleam
motor or pump which is highly spoken of
I. . I o . . , : I. : I. l i
uy tne ccieniiuc American, mucu uetiTliMW
it as "a motor designed to be worked ad
vantageously by either steam or water, and
which may bo readily converted mto a
powerful pump.". The description given
shows an conouiic arrangement of shafts,
cylinder, rings, pulleys and valve.: for the
accumulation and uses of tho forces naeot
sory to pet form the intended functions.
The A loany Social Club wld me:t al
toelr hall on next Vloudav evening, when
the regular election o officers will occur.
Witir.t Yol Akk At It von ad belter
qui', bring a clam and take j our laundry
to toe Aioany aicurn i.atinnrv. unit
white labor it employed, the c lollies are
done up neat and clean, there Is no luik
ing Chinese diseast leftln the goodt, a
fine looking wsgon driven by a gentleman
and not a Mongolian, del'vers ar.d collects
goods, you help support an Albany In
tltution that spends all Its money at noine
betid: gcti.ng cheap rates and first class
work. Perhaps you area clam; then
quit it . You cant offord to be one f jr a
w cents.
tr. tv ice's creuoi bAklng Powder
Meat Perfect Matte.
ATTEMPTED JAIL BREAK.
The Inmates of the County Jail
Try to Saw Out.
Enright, lietter known ns Tex i Jack,
who is in the countv jail on the charge r.f
horse stealing, coniautted a year ago, aad j
Wright, hij pt.l, who is held on account of j
huving given him ssiStsiliT thst wo-ild j
lead to hi incapf , evidently do not. prop'..e I
to continue their residence behind pnon
bar longer than po-sible. M elne-lay
M.etiti oieferon. who ha tieen saMteaons
of the men's actions, found several saw::
and files Lad a board in tho floor of one
of the cell., but no evidence of their Baa
could be found. Hseeins that tbey bad
been using them, though, lo good effect
Last night Sheriff McFeron and bis family
were away for about half an hour, return
ing home about eight o clock Un gin;;
Wright and the two Heury Jacksons spend
the dav. the sheriff was surprised to see
four of tho rials in ?h lower iur: of the
door bent down. The men, were just ready
to bend the othir rods iu a little, when they
could have squeezed through an I inwk'
their escape through the front door, i h-y
ban sawed the rods ia the lower part of lira
door at a pla e where it coald ox t be teen
except by bending down nearly to the floor.
It was probably the intention to have made
the break on Wedresday night if the coast
hail seented to be clear, hut for touie reason
it was postponed until the next nigbt The
two darkies uichujafd any connection
with the affair at alfaViiigli ";t ls j Tobable
they woo Id have taken advantage oi the
opening 1 be wor . was umioubtediy that
f Enright and right, who had received
their saws through Uie window from a
source that is easily turnuteJ. a frequent
visitor at the window offering plenty of
opuonunite. The men were all placed in
their cells, and will not he given many
iibertie hereafter.
SUFFOCATED I?i A WELL.
Another Victim of Fire Damp.
Mr Jon Norris while digging a well on
the farm of Mr Looney near Jefferson ester-Jay
kftemoon met with a somewhat
unilar death o that of Baker Mara el I.
recently at Knox Butte. Norns was pros
.rated with the gas. but managed t get
mto the bucket and ma e the erudition of
affairs nown t the men at the t p who
-.'an hauling him out. When up about
'orty feet he fell out ot th - bucket to ti
hottoai. expiiing from the effevt of the
.1 i Li, .a sat. i . i
iiuiji un uii Hm aier. nis uouy was
tfot-ea from the well too late for any ataitl-
Mr Galdart. of the CorvallU Tinges
.n tbe city todai .
A R Mc'"oy atnd fan.il re:urn.J
bat
tighl fr .m Lower Sida.
sffia, Heu t.i..as-o. cf" Solera, re'arned
baas, this n.n from a trip to tbe Bay.
Col Pofe-. of Saieta. went to Mehama
this aoon to attend the ti k encampment.
Revs Little and IKod. Mr Maurice Sen
Jert aad Fred Re is end family went to toe
Bay this today.
tadow While of P.wt.anJ rsno of uWs. a
"strly pi-wavrt. it in the c-.ty tbe gue.t
of
Mi Asfaby I earce.
Born, oo TuettUy. Augu- 31. '91.
the wife of Geo BSsWaat, in SodavilV.
itaughlrr.
CtJ Will Ii Blot, and Qcarterniaster L
W (.iren. of the S iA V. went t.ter to look
after theSor. of Veteran eimp there. In
former.
Mr Bert Van CSeve is now sole propri-W
l ine terrains ! tit inner. bt
t.ir::eT.
"TZr r'raP ,3anP,rMl,-
a ill health. j
J udgr Lean ami Wo'verton of Ibe So- i
pretne court and IVU W Mas ton left today ;
n a mp lo Mt JeffcTww. iner will l-c
piloted by Nrt sWarsaaa.
A P Klorv and w if? were railed to Aibanr
llinai I 1 I.. .tla ik. .Lskl-rl .J ... !
Vlory s father. Rev D Lefdy, who i very!
low. Sodatille f'eview. I
Miss Heia Gilbert has rHorned froea tbe!
mountain and i Drenarc-l to receive new
aod old ttodenU in mask rt Pie boaw of
Mr Arch Hammer, next to f P Church. .
Mr John he.i. tlie famous onion raiser
-a .i . . , . , ., . I
us no -wee: uo:e country, wnnae soil i
s" fertile it make an impreetion oa it toiba-l and Bed toward the eatrn part of
Kk at it almost, wa in the titT todav.
Ro ar' Bnrkitan and I ha. Y.vtoor
ftlbaay. paated through oa wtee s Moodav
on tceir return from Cpwr Sjsla where
tbey bed be3 spending a week -Review
Bcsaral distircuifbed tcurist retame.1 1
from Yaqaina Bay this noon, amonar Ibeoi I
being Col Parker, of the. Walla WalU ,
!at,sruaa. Cot Eddy, tbe overwoyke.1 R K '
C.imtlliesiooer and uperinlen,ten: Ik'.wa-
ing. of the p?nitentiary. i
Miss Fanny Titos jos wetldtng wa '
xnnounced in the Draocaer. is a resilient '
of California, and has been Tssi'iag at the ;
revideru-e of Mr I-ae!!e. a few mi!e from j
tbi city, trbe is not the emp'oye in the ,
woolen mill of the same name.
Rev L A Banks, at one time a meniis?r of
tbe police force in this city, later a Metho- I
n,t minister, and more recently the prohi-'
bition tandi.late for govmorof Masa.-hu-
tetu. it now remitedto pastof of one of
the wealthittt , lurches in Brooklyn. N. Y.
-Times. A daughter of Mr Banks is said
to reside at thikvilie ii. tliit countv.
Mrs Safab BaStimore and daughter ,0 M
Mcfarland. l.dg.ir IWiirett. Mis- Man
Cundiff. and Miss Simpson. ranied last
evening from Uiwer Nxla. coming earlier,
loan wk. mtenoex: on ai-cotint ci tne nan -ge
rons illness of Mrs Baltimore's father.
Mr Daniel Leeilv. who has Le-n gradually
declinir g sicee hi. paralytic stroke.
C Vf Elkins's of the Blain Cloth -house
at' Albany, started from that place
last Saturday on a bicycle for an excursion
through Southern Oregon He arrived ia
Ashland Monthy afternoon, and left ye
terday for Klamath county, in company
with W W Nickeitiin. who was returning
home oo hit wheel from thi- place. Mrs
Nickerron. Mi-s iUkie Matthews and S K
OglcaK 0.1 horbacK. ttarteil with tiiem
on the tri:, ov.r the mountain Ashland
Tidings.
A S Henderson who recently won the 100
yard foot race in Denver, beating the crack
.printers of the world, and who is arrang
ing for a four cornered race in 'ass Angles
was in Albany several days last year, a
well as in other valley to.vns. Amonr
other Oresron races be run young Rev, of
Corvallis. of courte def. aling; bins. He is
perhaps the fastest sprinter in t'e worlii.
lie went under the name of Sampson.
A W'alla Walla paper says that George,
W Hunt passed through Walla Walla Sun
day, enronte from Portland to Spokane and
the l'alouse conntrv, where he will make
arrangement for the shipment of a large
number of hordes to b used in the con
struction of the railroad in Mendocino
county, Calif, the contract for which was
awarded to Mr Hunt. There are qeitt ,
number in Walla Walla who hope to se
cure podlions on the new road, and Mr
Hunt's arrival is anxiously awaited.
Will there be any one In Albany who
will be affected by the Income tan, which
taxes an income of ftooo.
A coopertilv, association a sort ot a
socialistic t ff.ir, was being c.cin'zeJ at
the fcarce church this afternoon.
Bv uquett Wm Hvdc has scv special
hours for ladles on ly on Saturday from
3 to 5 p m to tee the petrihed vtctntn, at
corner of First and E'tworti t'eets.
Admission 10 cents.
While J S Pu,th and Wm S: luhn
weie driving to hhrdd one night thit
week the'r learn ran off a Culvert, tipping
the wagon over snd throwing ihe men
out, resulting In Mr it John having one
uf his legs broken.
The ' two boys recent'y arrested In
Prlnvitle, charged w'th stea lng a horse
near L'banon have been brought to Al
bany and place I In the jul.tvery pioperly
belt'g p'aced on the south side away from
the hardened characters on the other side.
A son oi Mrs Springer bad a serious
accident Wednesday. The boy, who it
14 years old, foil out of a fruit tree onto
a picket fence, stilktng tan ni bieast.
Ah hoago the skin wai not even broken
his lungs were burst snd he Is In a critical 1
condition. Lebanon Advance.
Highest of all in leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Ro
ABSOlJUTEiy PURE
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Cash tor h W Laagd
Bank, h . -
Ui
li
t I.' tec i... r r rta
Cmeron, .f rTeanaytvautsi a king; fer a
hi-tory of the ngoii tn crriag tarkad
pbeasant in Oregon bow Butnv ti:e.e re.
and how the v ha.-; thr r.d it it ieaireil
to sgt tome loose iu i-'jorida The sabjeef
is ceiUinh- an inleretlicg or,- :: t - Celes
tial is probably- the U-t game bird in the
fj S. Bet weeo eight and nine jt tr ago
Hon O N Deat y. Uien Consal gsr.e.-al at
'"nioa sent twelve pairs cf the bird to bis
brother Johi Denny of this county who let
them loose in this county. A law was
passed protecting them for five years, which
was extended two year, expiring about a
year and a half ago. The x fieri meet was
a great turves, the birds thriving in the
mild climate of the valley. Hew many
there are now n one know.. Th f .ot that
Ilxey may be loutd in every griu BaH in
iur .i..'.i 1 loi llf :. :.. 111. ;
birds can only be trapped from the ttate I
from Gctole.T lo to Ncveiuber If.
Tuost: t-.oktKVTT ADs. Mr Parke, gov-j Ex-treasurer Brace, wife, who is the well
err. merit infractor, returned this noon from known nsediurr. and two cons, came up
the front, where be hds been inspecting from Portland thi noon on their way to
homettoad property. It has been claimed their former home at Waterloo,
hat a good menv . f th bonuat ends are not; Gea Lith A pp'egate is to take a band in
l om-steadt at al. : I -v bavo been tasen up the coia campaign in CalifornU in the
by men ta aaiem. Albany sik" other place jDterett of the tMpulirU. Batter rnnzzie
in nnltf to evad- pat mint for the e,-rerty jjlu
aj timber lam. What Mr Parka ill re-!., .-. n e j .
port it cot known for certain, bat it it raid' ej- ",Vh 0tliey letorned to her
he doe. notoonri.Li ', of the-iatat, ' yJ&y "lter Vi?Pt-'l?A
stead propertv agricultural land a: a:!. The Ili" , bl"mh- tf thu -opmion
u that theg -v-mmeat aril! be in , a!eUi J-arns,'
fav-r of permiaing .hue who legally! A pleasant e-et this week among tLe
homestead tnetr pmryrty to retain it: ai.d
i In irtikt lianas wan ln,,t llw t.r .i.-t:
I ... : . . rr.v -r
i witaoot i-tiy Idea CI Using it for I laSstlsssca,
but for speculation. 1 he tuatier of iLe n
rfrt w !i
I Tbat Wei l ArriDi st Further par
I tkuUrv of the rf' tcridert jj JeCoaca.
! by whiah S en A NoU was lulled, show
, the fo lowti.g. A man n j-ivf-1 - ate wa
Oigg.Lg a - ' : A i. r: A
j Matt was at in th weil, then down
Iatwes.lt toot .ait it filsl t.i - , -F lt-.tr-
( sick loba K Kais said be w. uUt ka Case's
, place JO-i taid he would go iVtn and tee
j if th? beast rikeied. it be knew b wool t
I be tilled, aad that be would s'ide d.wa if
j let doto in fasfSt. !!e waa let
, down, an I caUaVI to be dritrn a hen
i UP i ny lert i.
tl oat. nndo.bted y frrr.
' faint :cg lr
.... F.,l,n, 1 1 ' !(.-..,.
j went down after tee hc-ly t at cot ctiti!
laftaar toftr atteiiiLils. N
sera travs ur ken
j in the fall iu it wa lirot:
, tvntideraU work
ItUrsn r:-K -Tae con!
R bert Mm a as po-taKrr .
eras Btaiie in r. . ex-utjve e
Cnited Statew Sca-teou the lit
f toe
i cat
f or ansae re -t . an vr -oistbt.
la-Hlai
tee fai t w.i . Trt Irteiftapt'ed a- o-ual
coa
t !T T t)e ncr p, a topr .f tfce
mm-resaicin: 1 ,-wd last s-jturdat eve-iiu-
Bob's c:i-- b - banc tire in Ibe r t ofjkv
osat snd ,r ,. r.-.-i.-j ,y h. ....
Isassea ttss latfoe- m , f Us-a lait there is
no doult .t the -ojrtg man w.ll
owt hit . . : ) .v. ..teilb.
Time.
ionasin 1ii:.nt. r rha-W l!i,
.v, sr.. u i ... . t laii a
torar- .yl too : , . - , -LZ I . '.oa.
harniened tier 'tis memory' wat tanJ tod
to aosist tuvt waskorssstaattVa4 U ffn r.n it.
laiiidini --r. wa'k yr ii .T e.au slenred
s . away a row test w::en vumwi
- a . . . , . . . i ,
a row iv- wnen aowi t-sos teirt
the
I city at eier ric car speed, arvl ii i prob- j
ie will t.ot return I his wa a good j
"
,u0!:0" ""J- lb3 w'' l
.t!1 - - :! r,e return, mn-agn. t. -
rv ' r' w l 1
T
A Nacko Lecrt a. Dr Ca! M ' V.
ibrnt. of Peat:!.', a negro orator cf
erable fame, a tin-. sa iriag pvn leaica.
tsnssoaaittrs ttan and rattle will Wtltie to
nlffT,t at s r,vock at lite Bstti-t Chunh ou
lVtcripti.-n of Life" tkrean an! I be
Ships." Mr Wi!iiara is said to be a fluent
talker of good sate Hie Dt.aoca.yT man
ha read vine ot hi l.:ure a bright affair.
full of onginal thoi.r""-t Hear him. tniy
10 cents admission
1 r .,. .-11 , v,,. r Ho,iifc ;
,- - " . , , ..i n -
"f to tbe Davi
T Kt' . "t ,IIZZ ' J isZ. .TU7
V"? . jZFTiJ&L Ti,
5 f "V. Tr- Thi
, " "W! .' "'"i . V'i " "' TT. ' .
!aIn, TV "T1 V" Kk"
i sn.-w aa-tl! Inc .K.vi' Wf as .-. a.' a. irl rl ir.'P
J amount of Mppliw wii! U. ga, ni The
1 s n " 1 11 , , a..,:if .-1 n.. .Ha
to p(CkiDrT net Moolav -
j t;X2n
A llyxn Ixjrar.iv Mr A I.Ltnio, rasa
agwr for the Mitchell A: Lewi Co. was at
Miller Morgans helping t Mail a hay ires
when his left hand got assrbt in one ot tie
i-og wheel.':, and two tf the fingers were
badly smatheil. so that Mr Laaib now
ttirr.es tlie hand in a slin. The press aaa
running slowly or else he undoubtedly
would have lost tlie whete Boar lingers ot
J the hand.
I Nob yen. Qnan. atis The taitlog cf
the lafe Normal of Wonmcutn is a credi
table production, and sft-vks for tha' wvi!
manageil institution. Its list. of graduate
shows some of ti.e est teaciiers in the state
The following are tin Linn county gra lu
ates: Clara iiard, "8-1: Ualwll tlr.y. 'SS;
Jean McDaniel. "88; Kate M limnpliv
'S9: Edwin 1! Ihu,fn. ;:: Ida E Max
well. 'S9; lWtlw ' Vv r.:;r.e. 1; JtsanM
ami arv Kim :.t, "Wj Ida Portrl lisd K
Shedd. Eiir-.'ia-.U t an-the-s. M; II C
Jordan. '.e; tdive Long, '.l-.': Rev till!
'SrJ; Binlie Anslyn. W W Cartas, M N
Richardson. K L Carey, N M t lem. I U
Gain-. C S Bbadd, ttt; J X Milveu. ltha
Chcadle. tw.
Bt'RNixa TimukR. A gentleman who
ha jutt come In from Eatcrn Oregon,
ovei the loti'e teota I'rircvi le h Albar.v,
slate thst tires .re burnlrg in vhe timber
On the east side of tbe Mountains for
mlict. It l CI aimed that these fi-es hav
hrea s-t on be ihe sheep m-n to burn off
the country arc! so mske better pasture
for their lloc -
Tnere Is a -providing la'her 'evere
penalties for a artteg such firts, and it it
Cin be proven that a it i nr lias done to
purposely or oegigently, he will be likelv
to tuflcr. Oregoiilae.
A LaBAMoa Jokk. A good jjke is
tolk on -a Hde-, ohhh is about as fol-
lONVR.
at ths
Wh:'
coa-t.
hi fj'l tr and -riother ieie
th i Is -log staved with him
i i!r anted tome one was
ii r. and In his dream Unik
totter. J umpliig o.. hbn he
h -- In a ivelv mannsi
of 11
tht
trying
John t
began
and to
)f
.vim Ms tcen,le.iv -is
arm lb ' p .i'-ly
fas resiortd, lio vrm
ed In gcltio,; Asa
ing an Imprint or
vttolleyet. Pea.
as to., n as h" su
a a a s.- r.tpress.
A CliAitKNtik Olng ta i be fatt
that the Silverton boys have Indulge1 n
considerable loud talk rrgstdlng the p d
of one George Qltfaas, E U CVme in, a
Brownsville "boi-.V rtques'a t,s to a e
thst he will make Mr Ulveua a rate,
rrovldcd they will come to tht pi -
BroaosvUle Time. Mr Ca"'
well nown CorvallU sprinter
ly won three tacss In Culfoina
h
Or.
Price's cream Bcblaa Powder
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
ifn W E Chandler, of Lebar.cn is in the
r:.
Re I B tisnr-t. P. E., came up '. rem
r.oott.
berton has retimed from a
k tai in Ponland
W E M
seifora' w
C L Back aad i rank Kefchnm have re
turned ftsMu a trip to fish Lake.
JaJges Hewitt and Burnett hare gone to
TiKaincok nuy lo bold conrt
Prof Omdon and wife returned from the
Bay today and Prof Hawthorne went there.
J McCbetcey and Mr Fred Bruce-Tan
went fo the frott today on a trip to their
claims there.
C nrad Merer. Moses Sternburc a&l A
-i r- r :tu- 1 i tst night from Betkcipp ,
Spring.
Prof and Mrs Leo. l'rof Scott and Misses
Vesta Mason and Hattie Galbraith returned
from the Bay csUy.
Mr hb T iteyen, of Yaqu'na, is in
the city the guart of her sister Mrs Jerome
! Wiiliams.
couuren ex in rirse warn wa a
'irtliilav partv given l-V -:s Orate ii.tr
-.. --rat -
nursnay aiteT-.ooc.
i Atavba'. K nrojiiaen owner of the
'"Letaneo Mtaatain V. agen R.ssd." will
be in Allicny atcompvnisd by three protnt
net.1 f armors in abtait a week, on a trip
acrot tie utLoctsic to Boise City.
-- r J -3-ie Mcses retsirced yesterday frctn j
atrip to Oakland. He made the joor-i
l-v jo hi bicycle. rr.ing do-n a btii the
ehai- broke aad Mr Motes was precipitated I
la the grcund bruising him somewhat.
8 F Young and L E Blain na.e been near I
Waterloo looking op their interests in Ihe !
aw mtit ot Uerngra A Humphrey Iwiatwl
on Aug li Every thng was list except
U.iier and engine Total hats aaoct
:', Tut are was uodcuUedto ineca-
diary is there had been no fire in tbe en
gine for two days.
T Brace, cf St Lcui. trasiee of tbe
orraK.s i'ariiafe and Wagon compan
anivtai is .wa this weak and will remain
"Vrul assya ' kiair after his extensite
.. a.'ert-sta. tie says that within
be si rixt ifeys a markesl improvrrttxt
in tro. La-- I i-n note-it Gaxettc.
Prof lav-k-sin of the ikavton. Yaohtli
ooottty .public scbwolt, baa been in tbe city
Jchsn is a lon-ia law o W
Parrisb of odavilkr He was one of the
' I people who recent'v n-ach -! tb? top 4
Mt Hood, being abcat the f '.L rerson la
tlas tip He rrT-:ir a cottier lt, non,
I than
he er r
re to
go thro-ij.-? very
hen.
- the reil! re?a:
UI ta?
-
' d- OO.
F H Bryant, ot the reform scLssol. waa
fin Aibanv :oIav on a hmt af er voGnsr
Wright, who h 1 e-caped froi the raool. j
v rbu
I U "V) 1 ' sb-
7?: i' rw. sc'l, troatoes. a-Kl ,s on-1
i 3
t-anl character. r Brian:
I as
siicv ful in bentit g ran? war
yOU Eg W Tgfct .
HOAli AND ABROAD
T.'.-cnc h.s betn isurd fny he --n.ntage I
of re Liwery and Loerel If, Brig-.
A tlr-mii MsBskSasat sl.r-ed wi-h a
' ir.Jcart tins mornitg ;.- gt io Aa' in.!.
His cart :u vercd acd contat cd l.t j
catp octa1. bfa cV.thiog and MNi cnj-
r.n. A liird bay. trg enough it walk!
ar t a'o-ig batel to;. Toev wtt..: south'
i S:ji a m, the man puUing ttv. c.it. i
Journal.
Tte Soul! ern Ore on ptper bo'sted tvf
the youngest taxpayer in the s ao, a by
oi seven vests who paid taxrson ;C;
in the asttseor's effice here they sat
fJmatfP c-tunty can lower the record-
li te CJCk, too of W T Coot, descsnd,
is seven leers old and rats taxes on 5
ooo. white hts brother u bjt io t years
oi age and his assessment i$:iis.
Panic from the Bay wbo came over
todav who witnessed the balhia - accident
Thursday repoit il a v,-y exciting affair
lor few minute.. Wnen the life line
broke instead of d roping the line they hed
on lo il and were being carried oui bv a
hijjh cross current. Mr Moss, daughter
af Mrs WoVma came nearest being
d-owned anrf Rev Pti.hard next, Mr
Ba I and Van: Bridgeford d -i good
wcik in helping them tut.
Rs-ligioies Services.
S.i'iiject of tennon at the Christian cbtuvh
Sassdaf Aug J6th at morning stfrvsce.
Redemption in Christ." Tn:s is the
third in a ;eries. In the evening the sub
ject will be 'Alexander Campbell.' Ibis
is tbe last i.t an evening series on tbe Four
Qree! Liphts of the Keloruiation. Ceme.
oj will t made welcome.
Rev vV R Slevenscn. of Portland, will
pre. 1:1 at the I'nitfd Pres-byterian church
in tbe ui.aning. X- ser"ic- in the even
ing. S S at '.:;; C E at 6:45.
Come out tomorrow at 4 p m to the Y M
C V rcouis ainl beat the gospel- Tr.f W
H Lee will conduct the nierting. All men
and i. specially strangers are welcome.
M E Church South, servkes as ti.-ual.
Preaching inornitig acd evening by the
pator. The public are cordially invited.
VVhra fratrlla,-.
Va e' o i p.:iiu-.r b.'n-, or bj.ioe
no n i rvert tri, a bt'.tleot Svruoo
Kis. a-it act m : p!e.sn:ly and et
vc'ni lv on tb; klJneys, live: and bo.ye.t
prevpn ing levers, oeadaches and other
form of sickness. For tale in 50c and $1
bottles bv all leading druggists. Manu
factured by ihe Cctiio. oia Pig Si rup Co
only.
J Your t
J Heart's Biood J
is the most important part of
W your organism. Three-fourths oi tB
ihe complaints to which the sys-
f tern is subject are due to impuri-
'iQm fore, realize how vital it is to Wm
W sv sa rt f
m OS ' s OlOOO. sim. an hiw-iw
lies in tne 01000. 1 ou can, mere-.
rveep it rure
For which purpose nothing can
0 equal ?infSi It effectually re- W
' movcsCaaUCai a ) I impurities, '
af cleanses the blood thoroughly af
w 1 u..:U .1 1 I. 1 . i
sso. ana tiuiiua up 111c gcuciau ucaain
Trait vie on U w! and Skis WmmWrnt ea.:.- '.
J- tec ts- any a.wifm.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlint3, 81. V
j Low Bats On Hops The Southern
j PaciSc company annonnces that they wil
j issue effective September 1 1894, a 'special
i tar'ff on hors in cor load minimum -l
J of 12,000 lbs of $1.70 per 100 ponm"' m
Orego'i terminal aini urtenm h
' to Missouri riv-r. --1 -;- , i
j cago and ritnt common tnenr.vit'
j nati. Detroit and crrmmoc f '-r.'
Iiarg. Buffalo aj "i coa i
; New York. Boston and Uttrp
i common points. This is ad
i five per cent rel j'-tion urn wi! 4
benefit to ihe bop gitaau of (J
i Southern Vacific uin-.paBy ru . e
: fact of the preten low prues - n. d
. for hopt and is willing to kef .
; by reducing freignt rati . E
fi F k P A.
Talk Is Cantar; oa .
. fac's every ood .r.ois
"" V
other gallery In Ctragaa d
I prtees as the lowest. tm ny
j Masonic Hail
UA Girl
tiiohiiLt"and
rieVur eiceit
ed, "Tiiaa
and proven"
ia the vcrtJict
o f miihe a?.
S i iu tn o a it
1 Better
ot is the
alv l ire:
ad KlieY
je-iieine tc
w-ii'ch yoa
s3 pi.i yoar
faith f Hi a
cure. A
1 ban
mild
tive,
purely
sssssU t
mixXOr
and
Vvg-
ae-
isg .Lnrc uy
on tl?3 Liver
si n d Kid
Hills
.rev Trrit
bold hf h
: Ljm"d,orin PowiJes-
.."nusdeii." teak.
ar
kic. ' a
ftt
W. L. Douclas
fjej C? faJs C ISTHEBCST
Vafsa, VflWLsosasUKIKS,
5 CORDOVAN,
fm snsAfi r-j e rr :is
H.4 FsCiAfiA'fiieTJ
3.5?rJCE.3SoLfs.
osa2-W0tJKllsBy
$2.!L?S0tSOant3nrSi
LADIES -
fSataf.
SCSS3 FOB Ct-JUK-E
L-DOUGLAS.
BROCKTON. MASS.
1 oa cu tasre saeaer by .arrfcassas t. 1
Doottlas Rfcoco.
Bocassae, we arc lh.r 1 irgest wtwwwfortaw et s ot
advertised shoes ia tae world, and rti-i.- -
tne s.:e by sttpia tie waste awl price t
it " i.-.v ws:;l pr-rtecrt eva ar ia
f::oli::;;.:l::-i:.-:
eaal cssasa srvrk ia style, easy finr and
wearing qaiWirs. We hare thea sold ewery
wsere al tower prices tor the nlst g-.m tka.
any cater seake. Take BO ttxbsitntr. If Jtrar
dealer r-tr t-p7.lv waw. st BSSS Sold try
THE I . E CLAi
CLOTHING C
NEW
Li FE
13. S- 1 "iTTS Sm lit IlaaaST
snsd troder peastrr. an I test Barastee. by
OrfttasBK
ssSBsK .".!
Lock of
Loss , f F.wsrssftaneeasSssaiwS Onrts-is lilttst
j tox. ri.W by oret liirlu.i, lueakftu Krroes, or
' Ezeoastoe Use of Toooreo. Opus, or I- ,ooe.
; wtock lead, .o Ifjeer. Instchy
Bj mail. 1 a box. ex fs r Si; wisu
-aatte id care ea- -
otcags-aoo etHitaaainottTottavs
witi f-:l iiisrnirttia.il S cotes Oa ,
oc-ij sold to flees person by saail
J A C'ummiiTg, tiJeaen'. Albany
. TXo oa ill
I 1J ia. oaacf
sole gent. A b;ni
LAD.E3
DO IOU RXOW
OR. FELIX LE BRUM'S
STEEL BHD PEHHYHOYBL PILLS
are the orurinal and ocly FRENCH, safe id re.
tiabie cure on the market. Price aXU), sect bj
L trenaiae acid oulj by
J A Cumtting. tole agent, Alnany,
mtfTs liToiiiirftisrQ.
HscOsske. Pt-.-n i tk
L-: ev.il er ceoersi Xeer
-,i' ..-a. taatt. aaaaer l
:.i.. Aasrstia. Aati
sua itkrr SBssssBk I'll.
THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL SO.
tSl S. v.et:-- Iteaac. CttrcACO.
d bv a' I druggitts.
NOTICE OF APTOIHTMEfiT.
Notice t hereby given that ihe under
signed has been duly spfolaled executrix
of tr-e last wI! and ietment of Wi wit
H il-. -.. i - deceased ae ot Linn
oooto ill ssoka i... i - - -
! .ntM said ct'ste are actHfard ie sr'rs-nt
i b'm vluly verified lo ihe said i xecu lix
?t her re-idence two n lis tuuih east nt
Hotter, Linn county Gregcn within ttx
months ftom the date be tof.
June I5, tSo4.
PllOkakAxx llrxnaasos
Exicotr
tUrArEP ..AIIKS t o writing at
I? home. Paj $15.00 b -".0i per week
"end self a !dre-.l ttamied envelop
forrnpvt. M aRKR PON r klNK. geemtrl
ma.itger. SM 1 " cr. t fhtcagc. Ill
raw,) LOAN. We have
few hundred
I del, sua 1 1 loan on
good real es'ale
seeurity
S N Sir elk A Co, Albany v re.
, $5.00 t0tt5.ro PER DAY at nom
selling Lightning Pla'er and platJaf' j""
e!ry, watches, tab'evvare, etc. Tv
j house has goods needing plating, .ft
j perier.ee ;tio capital; no talkii g.
I snents are ir.ak!n- SJs a i'v. Pero
osition Address It K lss.no Co
mous Onio.
T osr.
i nui
A bunch of sevs to
ureber et'.bet la:ddc -. ,
01 nit Return to this crcce.
re it aid.
FOSHAY & KAsON
-"gists and Booksellers,
t-ei ts for John B. Alder 's panlVt 1opb
, :ch we still at publisher's pitec f
ihtra.dda'
Sf -
wa7 isooosr
a av rsjeckactona w4Smm
fi'Br'll ti"ruLaKi.
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