The state rights democrat., September 14, 1894, Image 1

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VOL XXX.
ALBANY.ORKGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1894
sintered at Ike rest ee at Albany. Or., as leyesad-riass Mali Mullen
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Eipts
Will cure
The worst cases
Of Skin
Disease
From a
Common Pimple
On the Face
To that awful
Disease
3 Scrofula.
Try a bottle
To-day.
Send 3 2-cent stunn to A. P.
OrdwaT A Co.
Bottcu. Mm., for hot wdtaaq work
FORTMILLER
Undertakers
and
WE KhEP constantly cn I ard a full line cf mctalic, clotn ar.d wood casket ai
coffins. Also burial lohi and suits, in ttcadclolh, llr,fpHiruf.c.
which will be old at
The) Lowest luring Profit.
EMBALMING nd the proper care of the dead a specialty.
WO EXTRA, CPA RCtt FOR
ALBANY - - MASONIC
As Many Founds of Sugar.
r a Dollar, and every thing else as cheap, as at any store
fin Albany, at
Julius GradwoWs
New Store.
tthe corner of Second and Ferry street?. Call there
vour groceries and crockery ware.
Albany College
Begins the fall term
Wednesday, Sept 12, 1894.
Send to Rev E N Cojdit , President, for particulars.
NEW : PUFN1TURE,
Mt SrORE iS NOW FULL OF FI1ST-CLAH3 FURNITURE, CONSISTING
of bed room sets, chairs, lounges, etc., which I will sell at
BOTTOM PRICES.
Thos. Brink.
Best Work Promptness
PRINTING
Office Stationery ft Specially
Give us yoar Patronage.
P. J. SMILEY
ALBANY, - OREGON.
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
J. JOSEPH,
MnMUtriH
ness.all drains audluM
by or exertion, youthful -ri
uianUi which lead to
la
rent pocket, at per
rut pocket, at per
laWlTTalll AtilW
5lve a written guarantee to eure r rurir.t, tl . m
ruuisU. Ask for it. take no other. Write. f-r tn. i .edi.
Fq; sale In Albany .Ore
"As oM m
tho hills" and
never excell
ed. " Triod
ancF proven"
ia the verdict
o f millions.
S i ra m o n s
Liver Regu
lator ia the
only Liver
Mitl Kidney
jcdicine to
which you
can pia your
faith for a
cure. A
mild laxa
tivo, and
purely veg
etable, act
ing directly
on the Liver
and Kid
Better
Th
an
Pills
neys. Try it
Sold by all
Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder
t'j lie taken dry or madeintoa ten,
Tl.e King of Unr at c-JIcnea.
' I Uava u-uhI ! -Mtiunons I.twr Keen-Into-
si nt ran n,iM l iitiously say it Is Ota
kiuv t ml tl T uit lU ines, I consider it a
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wer. Headache. Wmklulni.ItManlioia.Nlliiljr Kaillons, Ne'
of power! iOenrti?e)run of either aexea7IL
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InttrniHr.ConvunjptloD or In-anltr. t'ah be earriod la
box, a for
box, a for as, by mall pryftini. v
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THURSDAY
COUNTY COURT.
(J. N, Dnucan, county judge; J II. Waters
and J. W. Push, I'omiuiastoners.)
Petition of A T Hull et al for county
road heard and viewers appointed.
The members of the Court have been
conferring during the day with a repre
sentative of a Minneapolis house in refer
ence to a new interior for the county jail.
A first class jail with six steel cells can be
secured for about $5000. No action hoa
yet been taken, and it is probable thi t on
account of hard times nothing will be done
at the present time, though it will have to
be done eventwjly.
In the matter of the road (petitioned for
by A T Hill, the petition wan withdrawn,
the petitioner paying tin' expenses. This
has caused considerable feeling in the
n'ighliorhood of Crawfortlsville.
A thorough examination of the roof of
the court bouse was made by the Court and
two experts, to ascertain where several
leaks are. without finding the places.
BUI of D F Hard aim, recorder for l"0.
salary, allowed.
Petition of Mark Curtis et al for bridge
across Muddy dismissed1.
1c the matter of claim for damages by
Wm St John on acconnt of accident oa
road the same was disallowed.
The time for completing the assessment
roll was extended to October 15.
Bond of J A McFeron as tax collector
was apj roved.
Bills Allowed.
O P Coehow, aid Haila 5.00
G C Cooley, aid Mrs Clark 0.00
Ladies Aid Society, aid poor 30.00
WE Savage, aid Cox 10.00
O F Crawford, aid Mrs Roberta 8 00
B White, aid Percila and Sea
worthy 10.00
RC Kemp, aid 5.00
Elizabeth Osborn, aid 6 00
Saran Mines, aid ... .5.00
John Usher, janitor 35-00
Matere Taylor, aid X2.00
Oliver Chesney, aid 7.00
P M Smith, aid O Wast in .00
Bernard family, aid 2.00
Santiam Lumber Co 1.27
A R Rutherford, Co f?upt 68 00
R E Mbhenor, ex teachers 18.00
Elizabeth Carothets, ex teachers 284
F M Adams, bounty 2,00
Oregon agt Henry Jackson 18J3
Dr JL Hill, ex insane S.00
Dr W i' Gioeon, acct poor S.00
G W Harris, preliminary 2.75
Wm Neely. wood 31.80
F C Morgan, roads 20.55
P U Morris, treasurer M.-V
S Needhsni. tutlarv lui.t'Ji
J N Duncan, salary 100.00
Aipuine tiros, acct jail i'JS
Santiam Lumber Co 14-43
E N McCaw, lumber U.50
Dr J W Cole, med ex 4.00
H J .lanpil. Btatinnar I 65
J D Borkhart, aid A Inert. ...... 7.30
aid ti L.t vo :.ao
C W Watts, printing 42.86
Marv K havis. rare nnnr 1000
J B Tillotson, bridges. ......... I5O.OO
W r Deaktns. as assessor 273.00
E T Fisher, acct poor 3.00
E T Fisher, as surveyor 13.50
J A McFeron, salary 166.65
J A McFeron, board prisoners. . 99.25
J a Mcreron, acct ja;l 5.45
Down in 1? Bros, lumber 80 .u
Fortmiller A Irving, acct poor.. I5.0n
Gill A Caiavan, acct roads 7.0
15 M fave. incident s .S 72 oO
I M kwm III ..I
J J M urpberr supreme court fees . - 22.50
torgon agt reter inance . 3l.su
at J lameron, lumber 20. si
F M Redfieid. deputy clerk 83.35
D L Hardman. office ex 6.30
H Baker, aid Vail family 10 00
A b Mrllwain. aid A Cubit .M
P R Kelley. fee 5.00
Lee Brown, acct roads 39 30
Jackson ic Coon, acct roads 5.50
O. Propst. deputy sheriff 66.66
T W Curren, lumber 10.9S
Weston. Iygert & Co. books 14.-V'
Oregcn act Robert Forcn 4.20
J C Hardin, acct roads 0.00
J W Pugb. as commissioner 15.00
John Waters, as commissioner .... 29.S0
The Aamohl Concert.
Following is tha program for the con
cert at the Y M C A hall tonight.
1. Male quartette, selected.
2. Reverie, Vieux temps.
3. Solo. t Miss Farrefl.
4. Grand Concerto in ( minor, Vieux I
5. Duett, by the Misses Custer.
6 Fantasie for Violin. Aamold.
7. Male quartette, selected.
8. Yankee Doodle, with variation
Vieux temps.
Admission, 25 cents.
Bar
Paiker Bros, grocers.
Now cream cheese just received at Conrad
Meyers.
P J Smiley job printer, Fliao Block,
5 rat class work.
Smoke the celebrated Havana filled 5
cigai at J abas Joseph's,
1 ''. ronise home industry by smoking the
celebrated white labor cigars, manufactured
by Ja'ia Josepb,
L.O. T. M's Attextioh. We are here
by called to show our sympathy for our be
loved sister, Carrie M Straaey, by attend
ing the funeral of her youngest child at 3
p m, Sunday.
Nellie H Lambsox, L. C.
A a aPsatavaa
(Sarsaparsllap
S.P. SJUTn, ot Towanda, Pa.,
whose constitution was completely
broken down, is cured by Ajrer'a
fears a p aril la, lie writes:
" For eight years, I was, most of tha
time, a great sufferer from const!?'
tlon, kidney trouble, and Indices,
tlon, so that my constitution scorned
u be completely broken down. I was
Induced to try Ayer's Barsaparilln, act
took nearly seven bottles, with sue;,
excellent results that my stomach
bowels, and kidneys are In perfect eoi
ditton, and, in all their functions, a,
regular as clock-work. At the tins ,
I began taking Ayer's SaKaparilla, Say
weight was only 129 pounds ; I now cart
brag of 159 pounds, and was sever In to
good health. If you could see me be
fore and after using, you would want
me for a traveling advertisement.
I believe this preparation of 3mapari'l
to be the best in the market tOuJay."
Ayer's 8arsapar.Ha
Prepared by Or. J. 0. Ajer k Co., Lowell, sUrff
Cures others, will cure you
fAoTHERS av
CLEAR I Q (LONgI
IskinJ Jm urel
U S BBJJ j'
KcNTAlI m b I strong!
energyIJB- nerves!
r
Prof Lee returned this noon fiom
Seattle.
Miss Aikin, o( Philomath, is visiting
Albany friends.
Leiutenant Dentler, of the O A C, rat
in the city today.
K W Fisher, of Sodaville, was doing
Albany today.
License was issued today for the
marriage of Henry Beard and Annie
Brewster.
Hon W Condon and Herbert Condon
will soon go to California to look up a
location for the practice of their pro
fession, the law. Kugene Guard,
Miss Llnnie Ramsy has resigned her
position in the public schools. A suc
cessor for the 4th grade of the Central
school building has not yet been elected.
Mies Clara Condon it. in San Francisco
attending the Golden Gate kindergarten
school, and Miss Fannie, her sister, is in
the same city in attendance noon the
Hopkins art institute. Kugene liuard.
Mrs A W Phelps. -f Kugene, ha de
serted her husband with three children,
went to Portland with a young man
named Weir. She loft two children for
her husband; but he declares that be
will also have the other two. He was
working in a hop yard at Harrisborg at
the time of the escapade.
The prune Industry It gradually get
ting a good start In Oregor.. Norris Hum
phrey, of Lane county expects lo havs
50,000 pounds.
Clarence Pooler, sentenced lo ihe peni
tenitary for five tears, after serving two
years, was p-rdoncd vestercay by Gov
ernor P.
A ran was in Albany yesterday with
a crate of strawbcirles. Pretty good for
Sep'tmber.
Viol B J Hawthorne is buliding s cot
tage at Sea! Rocks, and Frof 'traub will
ertct a cottage at Nye creek doting the
winter. Kugene Goard.
Th; attorney general of the United
States has declrtcd that a member of the
national guard of any state can be com
pelled to do military duty in ay other
stale, and be called 01 lor mi itaty duty
by the presidcrt the same as a soldier of
the tegular stmy. This qucttiati was
considerably discussed during the recent
tieup.
The SanFranclico Esamlner says, ; 'We
have heard different violinists of different
times, but for ocauty of tone Aamold ei
cseds anything we have ever rteaid."
Albany people wiil have an opportunity,
of heating this world teoowned musician.
Thursday night at 8,33 p m assisted by
Albany's best musical talent. Be aure
to b-jy jour tickets early to attend Ad-,
mlvsWn, 3$ cents
The Sudgett.of At'-oria, tc.lt of another
woman with grit ;
Mrs iUy Jen of Nrha'.cm is a women of
lots of grit, vc say ihe leut. Sh had no
team or horse to ride, so she too a lunch
in her pocket aa4 walked from Mlihaw
aka o Olney in one day, and to this city
the next day. The lay says sh's a Ut
ile might foot sore, ''but the could, do
bstter than thai If he waa nusheet "
Aamold to night.
School opened at Grants Pass Monday
whh 365 pupils.
A shoofng gaiVy his be:n o,-l
opposite the Russ House.
Oont fail to siteod Ihe musical concert
tt W C T C ha'il 10 night. Asrr.o'd us
master.
Admission Is but J5 emu 10 night at
the Aamold entertainment to nlarht at W
C T D hall .
Toe desks for the new school house
arrived to day ar-d will b paced la po
sition ready for use on Sep 17.
All p'aySng cards have to be s'amped
under the new law Dealers having a
.tcck on hand will have to secure stamps.
Salem greeted He:r Asmotd with an
immense audience Use night. Let Al
bany do 'ikewise. WCT U hall t 3
to nigh.
Sevex Mors t s .n Scsxks Mr Q fj
Stewart received today trom lawyer
Aikin, of Dallaa. seven large pictures of
scenes around Fish Lake, recently taken
by Mr Aikin and the first ever taken .
They display the picturesque scene of
that region with excellent effect, pre
senting views not surpassed anvwlere in
the Cascades. They are: One of the
Upper McKenzie falls, one of the lower
falls, one of Fish Lake, two of Clear
Lak, on of which presents the Three
Sisters in the rear In a manner that cap
tures the eye: one of the lava beds, and
one of the recent Grier party at their
tent. 01 wnicn .Mr Stewart was a member,
which shows in a striking: wav how a
mountain party look when Jnst home
from a Ashing trip cn the Lake. The
views will make anyone who see them,
wish to visit tht Fish Lake country.
SractXATWo is Stamp. It is evident
from the following from the Salem In -dependent
that there is to be a big
premium on Columbia postage stamps :
A few month ago we mentioned in the
Independent that Patton Bros had
bought up a large stock of unused Col
li mt. an stamps for speculation from the
Kugtneand Spokane pos'.offices. Yes
terday they received an offer from a
stamp dealer in 'Frisco o $141 for 43
one dollar values, which was declined at
once. This would net a profit to Patton
Bros of t!tS on an investment of 48. The
one dollar Columbian stamps are now
selling fast in the east for five dollar.
Fob tub Wiixajibtt. Among the ap
propriation contained in the river and
harbor bill passed by congress Is the fol
lowing: For improving the Willamette
river above Portland, $23,000, of which
$8,000 or so much thereof as may be nec
essary, shall be used at Corvaliis, and
97,000 may, at the discretion of the sec
retary ot war, be used in the removal of
obstructions in the Yamhill river up to
It cMinnville. Thus it is apparent that
$13,000 can be used in improving the
river ia the form of building wing dams,
scraping bars. etc. If the money is ju
diciously expended the river will become
navigable to Corvaliis the whole year.
Arrca Good Dogs. W t Bur: el I, o(
Portland, who, by tbe way, ia a great
hunter, mm. tin i-taltAtdav mnA in nstn.r.-
any with Roy snd Elmer Re Iter, took a
mint wirougn toe country, ne reiorneti
hotne today, taking with him one of El
mer Habor's doss, for which ha naid
Recently this same gentleman
DUrdiaSeJ two l-ar linn nl .Inlm lonm
01 nicicnzifttiriaifc,paytngf loO tor them.
r 1 n ' , , ...
, , , - .an.. . . .
xuiunuer. Air nurren st in iioany
recently hunting with this city's Jobu
lsom.
May Shoot. W W Brook, secretary
of the Salem Rod and Gun club, ia in
correspondence with the officer of the
Mascot club at Albany in the matter of
arranging for a shooting contest at the
state fair. It is understood that th
fair board will appropriate a few dollars
as a prize providing the club take
sufficient interest in the contest to justi
fy tbe offer. -Statesman.
r.oEAsrvi Tub Union Facikii:.
All repairs are now completed and the
The Union Pacific trains are running
through without chenge, leaving Portlsnd
dally at 7 o'clock i m, carrying Pullman
and lout 1st sleepers re:lfning chair cars
etc. Cheapest and shortest route to all
points east. For rates and Informstlon
call upon Ci khan A Montki fit.
Local Agents.
When Baby was sick, we gave, her Cantoris.
When sho was a Child, she cried for Castorla,
When she became Miss, she clung: to Castorla,
WUeu sho hod Children, she gave them Castorla
Bath at' Vierecks havioJ and
Tatting parlors.
hair
tr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
a Pure Qrapo Ctaass of Tartar Pistasr.
i
Wakt Mii.kAK.-Now that they are
elected the clicriflg of tin- state are trying
to ring in mileals and ull I'm extra fees
possible in sdditioi to their xalary. 1 he
Kugene Guard says: Sheriff Johnson, on
Friday, informed tbe commiskioners court
that he would expect mileage while travel
ing on duty in tbe county, ami wanted to
know if the court would allow such a claim.
Tbe court was unanimous that he was not
entitled to such miktsgo, hut took the
matter i nder advisement. Slu-riff John
son stated that the f miner of Ihe new
salary bill contemplated that the sheriffs,
inside tbe oountte. should receive mileage
He also stated fiat a test case of the ques
tion would be soon made. It was undoubt
edly the intentiati f the law that the sheriff
should pay hi own expenses. For Uiis
reason in a number of distant counties he
is allowed SSOO extra salary to cover the
greater difficulty is getting around.
A Letts rao Rav. Hiix. A letter
from Rev G W Hill at Sui Fu to Mr H F
Merrill of this city was received this morn
ing. It was dated Jul 12th. aad was 55
days on tbe way . A po4 mark at Yoko
hama, was lat.tt afHw Rev Hill wrote
that he was spending his lime mostly in
study, learning the Chinese language pre
paratory to bis life's work. IV thermom
eter was 95 to 100 without much change
nights, and his little boy was running
around bare tooted with little 00 in order
so keep cool. He bad just read in the
Democrat the nominations for the June
election and was greatly interested in some
made as well as in local matters generally
A Comparison. A Benton county
msn hss received s letter from a friend in
Iowa that says, "'every thiag oa my fatm
is burned up by the drouth. I have finish -ed
digging an acre and a half of potatoes,
off of which, I got three bushels ell told
There are many people her illy prepered
for the long and cold wit.'er thai it com
ing." 38 cent wheat and a shottencd crop
In Oregon is bad enough, bnt in compari
son with the Iowa picture Oregon farmers
are in the hayday of proSf-Uy.- Timet.
A few days ago when in Alb my by in
vitation of the contractor, Gimber A
Tralnor, we Inspected the new school
house, now nesting completion. This
is a much more sttowy.and we should say
a more expensive butiditg than the old
one, yet the cost is bat li tl more ihan
one half what was paid for the old one.
The work on ihe new house is fit at class
In every particular, snd reflex's credit up
on tbe contractors and al the cltv.ScIo
Press.
The 0 P Saut. At Corvaliis yesterday
afternoon Judge Fullerton set Oct 20 as the
day for fixing the O P sale. He was assured
that there will be bidders. Tbe limit will
probably be M,000 without any nsstrk
UOttt. Mr Nash, though, aasurred the court
the interests of the laborers would b m
tected in the a.'e. Tbe sale will probably
take rlace in Iievember.
A Temporary Removal.
J W Oasick A Co will hereafter be
found in the Oreeon Bank building antii
their new brick is ready for occupancy.
All patrons are requested to call there
during their temporary c ecu pane v of
tbt p see.
iM'jncy To Loan.
j have rao... v to lotio-i good fsrm
land In Hon sod Be Hon counties in
.urns not over $ooo. No delay in fur
nishing tbe coin. Call on C G Bnrkhart,
Albany, Oregon. Also moaes to loan on
city property ii ary amount.
Notice to Farmers.
Having reatnj the Magnolia Mills and
warehouse we are prepared to store K- Wsi
bushels of wheat and oars. We also have
a nm class chopper in tbe bouse aad
are
maaing special inducements
ttoruge. Ste us before making
secure
arran ge
t 'os storing.
Geo F Sixmos
G W mvii-..
lt is the iuty of everyone, whether a
home or traveling for pleasure or butir
to evuip himself with remedies which will
keep up strength and prevent illnets. and
cure such ills as si e liable lo come upon
sU In everyday lite. For insta-te. Hood's
Sa-taparllia as a general look, and to keep
"wm pure ipii less iianie to absorb
the germs of disease, will be well nl.
Inva'uable Chaitpe of drinklug tun
often causes serious trouble. esDeciallt if
one has v-en used 10 spring water in the
t-ounirv. r.rom s tew drops to a teaspoon
fu! of Hood's Sarsspsrlils In a tumbler of
w"'r wi.l present the waiea having anv
injurioas effect.
Hood Vegetable PIKf. ss s cathartic.
cause no discomfort, no disturbance, no
los ot sleep, but assist the digestive organs
so that satisfactory results ate effected In
a perfectly natural and regular manner.
Burs Wool axd I.R.UX Mr A Senders
announces to tbe public U-at he is in the
nid
to bay wool, grain, hides, potatoes.
att
- on him at his headquarters at
the store of M Steraburg. comer First and
wioauaioin sums. Albany.
Wlteei rravrlta-.
Whither on 'pleasure b;n or business
ke on every trip a battle of Syrup o
Figs, as It acts most ple.santlv and el
fectually on the kidneys, liver and bowels
preventing levers, uesdaches and other
forms of sickness. For sale In 50c and $1
bottles by sll leading druggists Manu
factured by the Cetilowla Fig Svrup Co
onlv.
Old you know
finest photos, see
get his prizes.
that Tinkle made the
the new samples snd
Or. Price's Cream Baking ?owder
World's Pair Highest Meoai aad Dtotoo
J C Littler, Dentist, is giving the public
as near painless dentistry as anyone.
L't . 1 . m
iTcyeaia practice in Aioany means
mat i.itticr tne dentist ts here to stsv.
That tired feeling; whlcii is so com-nnn
and so overpowering. Is entirely driven off
ly liooc's !arsaparl la, the best blood
punucr. ik-uu,! oaisapanu overcomes
weakness
Hood's Fills are the best after-dinner
iui 1., uigreuuu, cure nciusche. 15c
a oj.
i alk in iiiK.Vf; out when you come to
facts every body knows thst Crswford A
Paxton take better photographs than any
other gsllery in Oregon and at as low
prices ss the lowest. Frst stree'. adjoining
masonic 1111.
Railroad Notice,
"i Poun.Asn, Oregon. Aug. 4, 1894.
"Travelers must not forget that tho
O. R. A N. lino is thoroughly repaired
and all trnins are running wittiout trans
fer or delay. Through service to Omaha ,
Kansas City, St. Louis and Chicago;
Pullman sleepers, free reclining obair
cars, upholstered tourist HlcoperH and
motlern day coaches.
Call on O. R. A N. agent licfortt pur
chasing tickets, or address W. II. litirl
btirt, goneral passenger agent, PorUand,
Oregtm."
Take Notice. After this date, we, the
undersigned, agree to saw oak v odd for
Mi tents and fir, ash and maple, for 40 cents
per ord. July 10th.
Geo. Achk&on
Wm. Nebeev.
J. N. Combs.
If you want a ttoe smoke o til for Joseph s
whit labor cigars.
Price's Cre&m Baking Powder
Most Perfect Mrvda.
FRIDAY
ROYAL Always
-"a-- -ei
The
Royal
Wherever Exhibited.
The official examination made under the
directidn of the Chemical Divisiofldf tfw
V. S. Agricultural Department shows that
of the baking powders tested the Royal is
the purest, most perfectly compounded and
20 per cent, higher in leav
ening: strength than any
competitor exhibited at the
Worlds Columbian Fair.
dm
35 Hf "Z-;at it
A B Paitcn was doing Corvaliis yester
day. Mr Clay Meyer and sister are in th
ctrr on tbeir way to Arizona for the benefit
of Mr Meyers health.
Mr Charles Kennedy, no a- with the O R
N Co. Vietsreea Portland and The Dallas,
came op front f oniand last night.
Mr Fre.1 Mueller, of Albany, came to
day and is the puest of Mrs Philip Weber
'.'crva'lts Informer
.'crva'lts Informer
' i-Wrje 1 Urey. who has been working at
Newport dorins tbe tnotmer. ret-woeT to
his home ia Albany yesterday.
Mis Abbie Wright, of Corvaliis, a
former popular and efficient teacher in the
Albany w hoofs, sras in the dry today.
Mis Krancis Harris, of Portland. Ka.
been in the city the (rwt of Mr L Seeder,
being on her way home from a visit in Cor-
hmmp r. Wolvft.jo of the .upreme ,
iench I. Incoming one of the best known
figures at tho state capital. He boards at
tl tH vt illametle. aiem loarnai.
Herr Augt Aantold's cocceit last nitrht
at the WCTl Hall was well attend-.!
Herr Aamold" manipulation of the violin
was appreciated He was well assisted by
!acal talent.
Mrs A I. Lamb sad Mrs faff man of
.anv. were in the city. Ther are both
cSicers in the lodge c-f Pythiaa Stlers and
-.: :r. :.: I (men .. Etta Inile hist
Corvaliis iuformer.
Grant Froman. tf Kroman Bros.. Al
taoy, accom rani o.l bv Mr Ihsujond. wa in
the city retenlay. He bad lost his dog.
and having rad an ad in the lnfornver.
knew where to find him. Corvaliis In
former
The account of the family of the sister of
Ptaggs. published several issues ago in
TeJephons-Kogiater has caused tonsid
a comment. Mr John Rhodes, of this
city, informvii us the other diy that while
ran last fail be vuited a aunt having a
family of 'JM persons. It consisted of 15
sons and daughters, ssl grantlchildren. 103
great-grandchildren and H great great
gnmlchtldren.- McMinnviiie T. K.
Mr Vt ilbur Cornell, a printer well known
in Portland, galea) and other places in 1 re
ft ron. has been in Alaska for many months,
engaged in mining He has recently gone
tip t-e 1 alEou river, to the ormwet lex-
rtcorr. In that remote rt-gtoo a newspaper
is a rare luxurv. Mr Cornell says that a
copy of the iregonian. which in some way
got into tbe camp, was read ana reread and
passed from man t man so mocn that it
anally dropped to pieee Oregonian . Mr
Cornell is well known by old residents of Al
bany. Wheat 3Slt cents.
A i cent slam r on every pack of plat
ing cards.
It costs 65 a line 10 run an advertise
ment once in Comfort.
Clatsop coun'v has already orJered
levy ol 1 1 mills for counts purposes for the
coming year.
The contract (or new ceils for the Ben
ton county tall has becnJet to the Pau'v
Jail Co of St Louis, at $J, 910.
In niar.v places, and some in Aibanv
water melons are being so'd by the pound.
1 K cents a pound being In? prevailing
price.
A horde of tramps came in on the over
land last night, bound for the south. The
blind bsggsge and nearly all the trucks
were covered, ihev stepped on at Al
bany, but have been mad: to move on as
fast as possible.
Dr O E Smith and W T Merchant kHU
ed about 200 quail while oa their hunting
trip on North Ccos river recently. Tbev
returned home Tuesdsy with their fami
!. Marshfield Sin. Dr Smith is a
former Albany man.
Very few deer have been killed around
r ish Lake this season . Last week though
Mr Abe Hackleman, who had not been
hunting for twenty years, killed two. and
his sop Frank one. They are beginning to
run some but arc skittlth
Somewhat Padded The Oregonlsns
interview with e-i.hcntl Scolt on raising
hoes excited considerable interest. Mr
(iconic Piper was the reporter who did
the work on Mr Scott. Mr Scott's ideas
on the value of putting wheat into hogs
and of the advisability of a packing es
tablishment were as advanced by him
Otherwise there was considerable) padding.
That about his experimenting in pork
raising and about farmers wstchlng him
pour wheat to the hogt. was all In George's
fertile brain. Mr Scott lives In Albany
and docs not raise hoss at all. He is
simply a buyer and seller of hogs, sheep
etc.
Oregon Carriauks The carriage fac
tory is building 20 vehicles for exhibition
lit the state fair. U rent care is being taken
in their construction and when completed
wi lbe tho dsrfatuest lot of rigs tho work
ever turned out, and when installed in their
places on the fair grounds will bo a luting
ili-iil. iv of what Oregon can do in carriage
building. Seven other vehicles are also be-
inir built for exhibition at the fair at la
kiina, Washington. Five road wagons for
tho Birurer sewing machine company are in
process of construction at the fattory. One
has been slumioil to Walla Walla and an
other is nearly ready to go to San Fran
ci8co.--Times.
Tho Union l'acitic has ordered its cm
nlnvna not. t .1 take any putt in politico.
If
it is wrong for It K men it is for other peo
iayn
Ths Steam Liundry is a home inst tu
tlon. It Is a eood one. It does bette
work than is done at the washee l ouse
In the Ion run it is cheaper ihn the
washes house. The money paid to the
Steam Laundry 1 spent in Albany among
white people. Ho you patronise the
Steami-aundry?
mmmmm
-v
s
Highest Award
has always been given
Baking Powder
ROY At ESKIMO FOWDCa CO
,'10C WALL ST., NEW-YOft. I
SAT17EDAX
As Istkrjwtiso Career- Mr Pete
Henstey. the hermit of the Cascades, spent
last night in Albany. The career of Mr
Hentley is an icterefting one. When a
yocng man be was wasting away with con
sumption, the youngest of fourteen child -dren.
80 he came west aad located in this
county. Bis nature was ascetic, so he
settled alone at Lower Soda but twor-le be
gen gathering around him. and be sold out
aad went farther into tbe Cascades, locat
ing in Canyon Crrk. which he left when be
to have neigboors. a few yean ago
locating at hit pr-.ent home ten miles from
Pub lake, thirty yards from the sarreyed
line of the O P. where daring the winter
without a neighbor within ten mik be is
STOP ailed by as much as seven feet of
now. He tn;i- far a living, now not so
lUKH.iirn . . - ,-ir v - .- i.i.L-s- ir .-V 1
Many f nr for whi h he received over S10UO
in cash, lie las twentv three vootie to
hunt for and covers a large territory in his
wamlerings. At one tin:e years ago al
ter esse of his changes be bad over in
geld. A business man of this city, then
boy. OC McFariand. belied him pst it in
a lSt tr-.i-- : ; .- part ::r- ! r p :v
land. He was n?c eearu from for over
six rears and it wa lKorttt w 1. innnUmt
for ht money: but he again resumed bis
life in the Cascades. bile gone among
other adventures be rode lOOo miles down
the Mississippi in a -kiff. His monev dis-
appnared. some of it in la-1 leans never re
paid, bat be makes a living all right aad
independent and cjotented. Me u a
ooafirmed bacne'or: but reads lore stiries
and says he trarried titty cosip es last year.
Mr Ifertslet rv!;irr.-: bOM HUI raltt!
with John Shea, in a new Stodebaker wa
gon and behind a span of males.
GsoatiE MoRF.uoi st. Sii.rr treovge
Morehoose. a former employe on the Al
bany Fleet tic lights, was shot in Port 'and
yesterday morning. W S Smith, a grocer
at tt?l East Stark street after havLug his
tore berirlariaed arranced a gun at his
rear door so that it would go off upen the
door being opened. During tbe night
Morehouse opened tbe door as a bargiar
and was shot dead, his body being frxtnd
aside tbe store in th? morning. This ends
aa unsuccessful life. Morehouse had many
opportunities to make something of him
self; but be tcame d;Mpa!ed and went
downward. He was marr.ed in Aibanv:
at his wife was obliged to leave him. He
left Albany, and returned on two cr three
lvinr around the electric light
boose almost in rags, and depending trpoa
tbe charity of his former companions for a
1 nog. it is said he did considerable petty
thieving nights. He finally settled down at
f orUand wbere his parents reside, and as
ran be learned lived in a verv uncertain
way. Morehouse was .1 generous hearted
fellow, and was well Iik m when as best
side was out : hot the wrong side prevailed,
and be went to pieces
Died. On September 1st. 18SM, in San
Francisco, Mrs 1 H Miller, nee Miss Lulu
Price, of heart dLeae. without any warn
ing, wtule at her daily Household duties,
at the age of '24 vears, 4 months and I day.
The remains of the deceased were taken to
Portland and buried cn Y ednesday of this
week. Mrs Miller was a sister of Mr
tan Price, of this city, and resided here
four or five year? until a few vears ago.
She was a young woman of excellent char
acter and leaves nisr.v who will mourn her
death.
)u Sept T. IStVt, in Albany, of inflamma
tion of the bowels the tao year old
of Mr and Mrs A Straney.
son
The funeral services will take place to
morrow at 3 p m at the famiiv residence
cor of 2nd and R R street.
A tiRowisti Isiustry. iTunes r.re
gradually coining to tho front in Oregon .
One South I'nnxiua farmer made last rear
fcl.AQO clear of expenses, on ten acres' tl
prunes. Another, on three acres, cleared
$850. with prunes at 5S; ceuts p:r pound
In this part ot the vaiiev several prune
orchards are liepinnmg to bear and more
trees are being tet t-tit e-vry year, ten
acres means a fine income for any man.
A Bkiixik Growi. The attention of the
County I'ourls of I.ir.n and Marion counties
hould at once U given to tne oriace nere
across tbt Mntiam. 11 neeus lightening
badly anil there are seveial holes worn
through the planking, it is very dangerous.
The 01 idge n-?eds entirelv new planking.
and if not at tend ;d to soon may cast the
countries several hundied dollars.aml soiue-
botly's life. Stayton Times.
Kcliptttw Services.
There will hi preachinir toniorrow morn
ing and evening at the hpiscopal church at
tlie corner Lvon and Mxth streets.
I'nited Prestivt?rian: Services at II a m
and 7 :30 p m, subject of morning di&comse
llio First Promise, eiening. Vlnacles. S S
'2:30, Christian Kndeavor t :.. leu are
invitetl to worship with us.
The fourth and last quarterly meeting
for this eontVrvnoe year will be hold at
the M. K. church toniorrow. I,ove
Feast at 9:30 a. m. and preaching at
10 :30 a. m., to be followed by the ad
mitiistration of the sacrament of the
1 .unl's supper. Preaching at 7 :4o r. m.
The quarterly conference will conveuo
this evening at 7 -.45. Rev. John Parsons
D. D. the presiding elder of the district
will be present and oihciate at all theso
services. All tlie other services of the
Sabbath will be a usual. All are
cordially invited to attend these service.".
J. T. Abbett,
pastor.
WlDUINO NVITAVIOWS.
Wooden, Tin,
Silver, Golden
Common every day.
Leads.
SOCIAL ASD PERSONAL.
Fi-Sberif Jackson, of Halaey, is ia the
city.
Hon O P Cosfcew, of Brownsville, was in
the city today.
Mr Claud MansfieM returned today from
a trip to hi hot aea-issgs beyond 1 dacha.
Mrs D Hofaart Magee of Graagenlle
Idaho, is visiting for a week with Mrs I)
ii James.
Gov elect Lord was ia AJaaay this
on his way to Sales rqsa a tw
osoara at Seal atecfta.
Hon L Rilyeu. of Eugene, west to tbe
riar this noon to joia hi- f aaiii y whs hare
Keen there a moots.
Dr Ball, use dentist, caaa up frass Port-
lastd this boob aad will spend several days
viaxting Ashaay friesnk.
J W Bail has filed has bond as eoUertor
of "axioms at Yaqarna aad wiil takeoharire
at tne otbee m a rhort tzma.
The estate of "Doc" Hamlaorger. tbe
Tjaaaser woo died in Aibanv a few dars
ago. was appraised at 820,000.
W A Hnmphrey. of the W U office. Port-
Uad. is in the city to give Mr Barnes of
the Albany office a vararioa.
Mr C S Whltzcore. for angles of Albany.
but who vent to Penasrlyaaua some years
ago has returned to Oregon and has been
Tisiung in loseao. caiiea on as laarxiay
the first time we hate ?een him since
VS. Yaquina Post.
Mrs McGhee. who has !"en nsitin? her
3iu-i. Mrs 1 H McNel. in this city. left
t Mondav for AHnnr where ahe will
visit with friends a few da vs. then retorn
tu her home at Grangeville' Idaho. Lin
colu Countv Leader.
Tbe item ia this toper last evontng re
ferring o the Pvthian Sisters, should have
been the Ladies of the Maccabees, and Mrs
Lamb was accompanied by Mrs Lampeoa
and not Mrs off man .
Dr J W Ransom aad party passed throagL
Lebanon Wednesday on thetr retorn froni
a bunt at Moose Lake. They killed an efk
weighing 1300 lbs. and five deer. Tbe elk's
horns attracted n niikuliki Ua,ntiti as
they passed through this city. Express.
J M Ropert is on his way from New
York City to San Fnncisco. by way of Al
bany. He walks from 25 to mile a day.
He wiil probably be in this city the last of
October. A wager of S5C00 that be will
reach Saa Francisco by Dec 1st is up. leav
ing without a cent and earning all bis
monev.
Mis KdeU Callowav daughter of Mr and
Mrs James G Calloway formerly of Browns
ville, died ia Philomath on Wednesday
Sept 5th of pneumonia, aged 19 years. 1
month aad IS dars. Msss Calloway was
an exceedingly amiable young lady, and
was dearly beloved by all who knew her.
Her parents, brother and sister, have the
heart felt sympathv of her many relatives
and friends in this county.
There ate at present 15 conductors and
their crews running oat of Rosebarg says
the Review. Their runs ate as follows: On
the north-bound overland. Conductors Huff,
Fernel and Tynan; on the south-bound
overland, Cond ictors Kearney and Jamie
son: on the local. Conductors Wilson.
Young and Conser: on the north-bound
freight. Conductors Andrews and Wall; on
tbe south-bound freight. Conductors Elder.
Itnnsbrough and Moms, t has Happersett
is in charge of the train while Yol-iey is
running the work train.
HOME AND ABROAD
A fine large stove tor sale, inquire at
V crick's Barbershop.
to to 2o cents apiece paid for empty oil
cans a: A B Melt wains. Now rustle.
Remember this Is the oyster season and
that Ed Schmeer keeps them constantly
on hands oppo He the Revere House.
Save rr.oi.ev bv buying your schcoi
shoes of Klein & bubrulUe, as they keep
them in repair free of charge.
Bu.v vour school hoes of K'etn & Du
brutlle as thev keep them In good repair
free of cl.arge.
The Wm Cochran property In and
around Brownsville, was sold at sheriff's
sate today a-d bought in hy the p'aUuiffs
W T Cochran el al at $9,000.
The warehouse at Brownsville caught
rite i-r.it the engine yesterday, and would
have burned but for prompt action by
several men wno saw it in time.
li Andrews and A Umphrey intend
opening up a new store this fall. They
will occupy the store Read, Peacock & Co
have. Express.
There is to be a foot rars at Waterloo
Sunday, Sea 16, between Frank Lewi-, of
thU city, snd a Mr Myers, of Scio, tot 540
a side says the Lebanon Evpress.
There will be a two days meeting at
PvOria embracing next Saturday and Sun.
Jay. Itasket alnner on Sunday. All
air i ivi'cd lo attend. A P Moses Pas
tor. The signs of the times in Oregon point
to a large increase of our population,
Oregon has the best record ot any State
In the Union just now tor crops, climate
and absence of casualties. Those persons
who stick to their property now and hold
on, will be able to sell to good abrantage
in a t ear or so. West Sloe.
Tub LkTsM Nbws is that Julius tirad
A'oul i. 11. ing business in his new quart
ers the old Post Office and Odd Fellow
building and Opera House, and to give
an introduction to his new store, he will
tiell tlie following goods for net coat only.
1 box full weight Savon soap 84 ets. 2
boxes French sardines 25 els. Oysters 10 ets
M.Mn A rlvim l. and M caffae 25 ets ah.
I and all other troods sold as low a any
I house on this coast.
W. L . Douglas
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5. CORDOVAN ,
FRDKH& E.oaatEiifri CALF
extua riKE.
2ABorsScft::j:HOES,
LADIES-
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SEND FSB CATALOG1-'-
W-L-OOUGLAS,
BROCKTON. MASS.
Yew esa save aaaaev Sir snrrbasias t . L.
anthi !Sha,
Becassse, we are tbe largest manufacturer of
advertised shoes in the world, and rusramte
the value by staminas the name a- n p-ice no
tie bottom, which protects t a .
prices and the suddlcmas's pro ( rsfcn
equal custom work in style, e y as i
WSwrtsttr qnalitiea. Wc have th-. -zi tAd every
where st lower prices for the rjlne Kven t aa
any other make Take mo substitute. If yews
dealer cannot supply yon, we can. Sold by
THE t . E'BLAI
CLOTHING C
ELECTRIC BEl
BEST LS? aUGKiK
raatansuilauaui wit .law a.LaLj
itruiis oarrast stavcsseai. a.
dr ..lf, tssawrr nsnnu
r:.-et-.u ta.sTcc:.eea,svFme.
Seat Sir m..rax rvnjaa. nuaLmU, na, f laia.
l;AJDErv EIjIJC'l' s r- CO
ADMINISTRATOR S NOTICE.
Notice i hereby given that the atder
igaed administrator of the estate of A P
Nye dee eased has fifed bis fica' aeenwat
with the clerk if the eoan'y court foe L ea
county, Oregon, and the court kmm lixtl
M or day tbe 3rd day of Septe freer, IS$t. at
ths hoar of 10 o'ci ci a ra for the h-ariag
of obisrtisas if -ay to said acconnt and for
tbe settlement of said estate.
Thin Jn'y 36 1S94. Hrvki G Svi.
AdatBistrnto.- cf the estate of 1 P N; e.
de tl ,
Wbjitbjtjc Foaij Wiarr att v. foradsar
rHkng and extracting of teeth whhont
pain a pecialtv.
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jg&sLIFE
3.tt ran rssn jc zzt
Lonsot Basin sad Hern Power-. Lsatt
Qna rweas. Biasu bossea: Kvil Dreaars: lawk of
CarJadenee: MerruBsusns, lasssatade: all Drains:
Lose of Pswwea'tteGeasaratrre Oraasa in ejthar
mx. ramwtn ny ovesaeitacc, lewtaic, uttiea,
I li ii mi i n tae or Tooaoea. upra i
wharJi leads .o Miae-T. rs-
and DamnV By
mail SO a bos: ki hr n
ituntt sssianriM' tc- cere or rsth&ssl
rtrnsf..
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to
J A Cummin g. sole agen:. Albary.
aa uuM. arrsnm sax. TX. I
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STEEL BID PEHKYiYlL PIUS
sawtawariauatand oely FKlNOH. sefeand re
bable enre on tb- markxt. Price J; seat b
.aaiL UecBiDcKjJdonLr hj
J A Cutr.rr.irg, sole agent. Albany,
id's Brortier!.
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THE ARS0LD CHEMICAL CO.
ISI. Western Mess;. CHICAGO.
Sold by all druggie's.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed executrix
of the last will and ttament of Wititaw
H Henderson deceased ate ot Linn
county Oregon. All parties having claims
against said estate are notified to present
them duly verified to the said executrix
st her residence two miles south east of
Holley, Linn county Oregon within tlx
mouths from the dale hereof.
June Is, iSoa.
Phoebu Ann Hfnokkson
Executr
lf Ar TED ..A. PI ES to -o writing at
I ? home. Pay 115 CO to taS.OO per week
'end self addresvd stamped envelop
forrepTl. MaRER FON ONE. geenarl
msueger, S2t reatbem Chicago. HI
.OShAV a MASON
trsouiau assaa,-
M Diiistsaml Booksellers,
tt t ts for John B. Alder's pablles 'tors
t'ieh we nell at publtaker prleaw w -
-atstavadder'
LBAJY. KK-
ALBANY
COLLEGE.:::::
Send foi
Catalogue
Addreso, REV. E. S.CO"
Albant
selling Lightning Plau-t and pit
elry, watches, tableaarr,
house has goods needing 1 ia.i
perience;no capital 110 ta!altia
agents are mak'ng $2.5 ac'a. Pora.no
osttton. Addres. li K. Lc.no Jit 10 Co
mbus, Onio.
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