The state rights democrat., September 20, 1894, Image 1

State
Eights
D cm o f va t .
VOL XXX.
Entered at Ike Post omrc at Albany. Or , ai aestond-Ciasa Hall Hatter t
ALBANYsORKGON, FRIDA, SEPTEMBER 50. 1894
TlTE at JTETTixti.rablUhers'aa rr.nrtel.rsi
8
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3 SHOE
IS THE BUT.
NO SQUEAKING.
5. CORDOVAN,
rnruMi nuun mmi t "
rnLnhnncnmcuxuwu.
3.5? P0UCE.3 Soles.
2.1.9BoySchMlShoes.
LADIES-
.SEND TOR CATALOGUE
DOUGLAS,
BROCKTON, MASS.
e money brreha.la W. l
WC IIC 1 11 ( lll,l.l IUBUUIILIUIC1I M
advertised shoe in the world, and auarautee
the value by stamping the name and price on
the bottom, which protects you against high
rices and the middleman's profits. Our shoes
equal custom work in style, easy fitting and
wearing qualities. We have them sold every,
where at lower prices for the value given than
any other make. Take no substitute. If your
dealer cannot supply you, we can. Sold by
THE I. E BLAIIM
CLOTHING-CO
Von can i
IJITAS
V V home.
TED ..ADIKS to do writing at
Pay 115 00 to fcU.tr) Per nk
end self addresnatl e tamped snvslnn
forrepyl. MAKER FONTAINE, geenerl
wsu-'itor, 324 Dearhnrn -X Chicago. 111.
P08HAY & MASON
Druggists and Bookseller?.
fei.ts for John B, Alden'a publlrsUooa
Joh we sell at publisher' e prion wtf
rfstseari.fi?
LBT. OBEOO"
"As oW
the hills" ami ,
never excell
ed. "Tried
and proven"
is the verdict
o f millions.
Simmons
Liver Regu
7 lator is to
fp TlP 0 n 1 7 Liver
joedicine to
which you
can pin your
faith for a
cure. A
mild laxa
tive, and
purely veg
etable, act
ing directly
on the Liver
and Kid-
ueys. Try it
Sold by all
Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder
to be taken dry ormadeintoa tea.
Tt.e King of Liver Medicines.
' 1 taeva aasd ycursiinmons Liver Item
lat" as) van const i ntlously say it la use
kinv of ail liv t nubilities. I consider It
tadkeiws tf. t mi itself. ejao. w. Jaos
o. Tm.miiis. Washington.
. 11 EKI PACKAGE'S
ar tl B st.--.up la red w
an
Pills
for Infants and Children.
" Caatoria is ao wen adapted to chflcbesi that
UfajganaMBd It aa anpartar to any preacriptlon
Mra t m." IX A. Aacaae, X. D.,
Ill So. Oxford SA, BraaUrn, Wl T.
HTba was of 'Oastcrla k) ao unrest! and
a. raerita ao well knovm . bat It .warns a work
, to until, ai It, Twm or. taw
I famine who do not kaop Caatoria
i easy roach. "
Carlo JUsrrx, T. FA.
KevrVarkCRy.
Caatoria cores Cauc, OnftAipaHow.
Soar Stop-aca, Pburrboaa, Eructating,
Kills Worn, fives steep, sad rcoraotca dt
gaatioD,
Without Injurious rwdlccficB.
"Far fvraral yean I hare 1 1 1 ililllf lai
your ' Otetaria,' and abaU always continue, u
do go a. It baa lnvariahty praCacou bonefieka
Earns F. Paansrc, M. P..
i acd th Kf York Ciry
Vci
Tara Csnrrara Oostpaxv, TT airaaav Srsunrr, Kw Toaz Crrr.
THTJRSDAY
Cuors. Following is the report of the D
S Department of Agriculture, Weather Bu-
of the Oregon State Weather Service, for
the week t nil ing Monday, Septemlier 10th.
1894.
The attention of all ia being directed to
hop picking and to securing the fruit
crop. Hop picking was delayed several
days by the rains the first of the month.
At Lafayette, Yamhill county, com
menced on the 5th ; the crop is reported
to be heavy in this section but owing to
the reduced compensation for picking
the necessary labor lias not been se
cured. The crop is beiug secured in
goop condition ; lice have done) some
damage in a few yaads and mould is re
ported from a few fields. Farm ;js have
completed threshing. Grain is being
hauled io the warehouses. It is esti
mated by our correspondent at Carlton
that the warehouses of that place will
receive only half as much grain as was
stored from the crop of 1891. This fall
ing off is due to attention being given to
raiBing oi oilier produce, principally hops,
amy iu railing on in yield, ihe
SLIPPERY ENRIGHT
Best Work
Promptness
PRINTING
Office Stationery A Specialty
Give us yoar Patronage.
P. J. SMILEY
ALBANY,
OREGON.
The Oregon Land Co
C2 tVltn its horns office at
S-AL.3.BJVa: - - - OBI-GrO. T
,ns Gray Block, corner Liberty and State street, branch effice tn Portia.
'HTAKES a specialty of Sunnyside fruit tract rear Salem)
A- Will sell 5, 10 or 20 acre lots at $50 to $60 per
-ere small caah payment loDg timo on balance
or particular.
and
earner as lavorao.e tor all crops
rotatoea have been benefitted by the
rains and pastures have noticeably im
proved. The curing of prunes will be
gin '.his week. The prune crop is not an
average except in the southern sections
where particular mention is made of the
silver and golden varieties. The trees
are heavily laden, The p'um and prune
crops of Clackamas county are medium
as to quantity and of good quality.
A Foolish Farmer. Some men don't
know what to do with money if they get
It. The Telegram tells of a case : Joseph
Wiggins, a farmer from Butteville, came
to Oregon City Monday with a quantity
of grain, which tie sold for $240 in hard
coin. That night he nut dd at Mr. Saw.
some's boarding house. Wiggins took
the money, and. niacins' it in in. nf hi.
socks, took it to bed with him. As the
night proved very warm, he moved to
another room, forgetting his money. He
left a lamp, however, burning in his
room, l he next morninL when Wiming
went back to his room, the laxon had
been put out and the sock and its golden
contents gone. Wiggins veiy naturally
made a great "roar" about his lose.
Subsequently Mrs Newsome and John
Ranke. a runner for the house, w ere
arrested charged with the larceny of the
money. Ihe case will o investigated.
Wiggins has returned to Butteville
sockless and moneyless, to meet the hop
pickers whom the tost soin was intended
to pay.
PoTL.osn Lots n Iowa. Several
ministers sold 175,000 worth of Portland '
lota in low, and now that the bottom
is out of Portland lots the ministers are
getting :t right and left. The Iowa Reg
ister gets mad aa follows : Preachers are
being generally utilized to work busi
ness and political schemes of deception
and deceive many of the "elect" The
'$75,000" placed in that Portland plot
may be worth $75 or 75 cents, but there
is very little probability that those who
were duped ty the sharpers, who
preached hke archangels) nj between
time placed lota among the brethren,"
will ever recsive ten cents on the dollar
for their investment. It is we I to be
aware of preachers who come to yon wit-
noney in tneir mouth to advocate bust
ness and political schemes. The devil
always haa a strong bold upou thatrlass
ot preaci.era.
Another Stasd Up It is a scarce
week that parses without a stand np in
Lane county. 1 tie Ouard tells ot
tber : As Mr Swaggart. who runs a beef
peddling wagon, waa traveling along the
road a abort distance above opringfield,
Monday evening, be was a'.opped by two
masked men, one of whom bad a shot
gun. and searched to; money. He bad
notmng on bis person but an old poc-et
mie which the nignwaymen took. One
or the ro-n called Mr Swaggart by name
indicating they belonged to the neighbor
hood. Mr braggart bad lost delivered a
considerable quantity of beef at the Neis
. i . , , , , . . .
nop yaraano iuev prouauiy moggm ne
had some money.
Rbxarkablb Suoomo Aoiong the
most noted Salem bird hunters might be
mentioned Mel Hamilton and Col Olm-
stead. Hamilton alone killed thirty-six
birds yesterday and Ol instead w as not
fa- behind. Tbe other day Mr Hamilton
killed a bird and caught it in bis band
before it ttrnck the ground witxout mov
ing from bia tracks. Independent. How
easy it la to prevaricate in this great
world ot ours.
A Txst Cass We are reliably
formed that the sheriffs of Oiegon
will test that portion of tbe ew fee law,
aa to whether or not tbey are entitled to
mileage. The case, however, will not be
trcuglit until the next legislature ad
journ. our iniormant, who lives in the
northern part oi the state, says that it is
the opinion oi leading fort. and attor
neya that tbe supreme court will decide
in their favor. Engens Guard.
K minted IT At Once. A man was
in Brownsville yesterday for the first time
in five years. He aaet an acquaintance in a
soloon, and having an old grudge against
him called hi r a name against the social
code of that citv. A rough and tumble
fight followed at the drop of the tongue
and the name ra ler was given a live
thrashing.
An Accident -One day this week Mrs
Rillar, residing tn the southern suburbs of
tttti city, climbed into the loft of the
ba.n to get seme hay down, Mr Pillar
being hi at the time. In some manner
she jell through the hole to the floor be
low bruising and injuring her considerably
though no braking any bone:..
Makes Another Attempt to Break
Jail.
Sheriff McFerou has in his keeping one
or two as slippery feKows as ever bore
tbe solitude of an Oregon priaon ceU.
Charles Enright, or Texas J.tck, ia par
ticularly a cunuing niece of humanity
It ia only recently Unit he nearly suc
ceeded in sawing his way out. Since
then he has been watched constantly,
and yet became within a few hours of
liberty again Tuesday evening t .e
sheriff heard a auspicious noise, and
hastening in found Wright and the two
Henry Jarksons in tbe corridor. En
right, who was absent soon put in an ap
pearance. They were placed in their
cells when it was found that two bars,
in the wa'er closet had been aawed
off, and t'exaa Jack had been reconnoi
tering overhead after the fashion of
Lewie last wlnttr. The bars, though,
had been cut in a different place. Aa
tbe aouth side is now ooi-npied and locked,
it waa undoubtedly the inteution to dig
a hole through the bricks in the rear of
the building which could have been done
in a few moments, when the whole
crowd would have made their escape.
The Sheriff and his deputy b?gau hunt
ing lor the tools, which proved an inter
estiug operation. A well made saw man
ufactured ont of clock spring was
found fastened to the inaide of Texas
Jack's suspender, and another one under
a board in the floor. A long wan h was
made for the file with which the saws
bad been made; but without success, un
til finally Wright agreed to DUt the
Sheriff on t :e right track for some to
bacco, . which was agreed '. and the
old jail broom was mentioned as the
hiding place. After quite a search the
file waa found driven into the lower end
of the broom, so as to be entirety con
ceiled. It had to be broken off in order
to get it ont. The rods of the frame
surrounding the corridor are so soft and
rotten that cawing a bar off ia a small
job. Enright seems bound to get on', if
there la such a thing; but he will b?
watched constantly.
Exauinin'Q tub Willamette. Cap
tain Cleveland Rockwell, United States
Engineer located at Portland, and Captain
O 8 Wand, of the steamer Eugene arrived
here last night, and will leave down the
Willamette Friday forenoon in a small
boat to make an initial reconnousiincc of
this artery of commerce. At (he recent
session of congress an ap propria tion of tl'.i
000 was made to make a nurvey ami form
ulate a plan for the permanent improve
ment of the river. .Mr Rockwell will i,ot
the condition of tberriver at the present
low stage, so that when the river raises he
will have n good general idea of its con
dition. At the pressing iuvitation of the
U S Board of Engineers Captain Waud.
who L familiar with the river, consented
to accompany Mr Rockwell and give his
idea concerning the beet means for it im
provement. Captain Rockwell informed a
(iuard reporter this morning, that from
reliable information, he felt assured that
tbe ricer to this point could be mode safely
navigable the greater portion of the year.
Guaid What if needed is actual work.
There has always been toe much monkey
business in preliminary and unnecessary
surveys and work. Now is the time to
work, not after tbe water raises.
A Fine Thing. -Geo RoweP. of Sweet
Home, yesterday received an endowment
and disability certiticate in the order of the
Knights of the Maccabees. Mr Rowel
joined Linn Tent No 7 soon after it was
first organized, about two years ago.'aking
a beneficiary certificate for" A30U0. A tew
months since he became unable to do any
work, so applied for an endowment and
disability certificate, uvording to the laws
of the order, which he has now received.
This certificate entitle him to draw $309
D2T year for ten years, and be is exempt
rrom ail uues and assessment. Tbe vr- (
tifirate was accompanied by a check for
$300. the payment for this "year. Thi is a !
tine thing for Mr Roweil. and shows that
the K O 1 M will do more for its members
jaaa any ether onter. It will i"oubtles
have the effect of increaing the member
hip of tbe tents in this state. Mr Roa-ell
ha1 paid into the crder about $n0 Leba
non Advance.
A Cbazt Man. Georgt SrL-ltexr caxre
to town Thursday, and as Le had a Win
chester ride in his possession and was act
ing in a wild nerTous rjrt of way, several
of our citizens were considerably alarmed,
fearing that he might do somebady harm .
Evidently his mind is unt..i!.n-,-l R
I chance he set his gun against tbe door of
7 the post-office while be was doing some
11 mung. and J S Morris lock charge ofethe
gun. Later .Smeltzer went borne, but it is
feared that be will have to be restrained.
lie. at a previous period in hi life, bad to
be treated insanity, and be nrohablv
ill have to t taken to the asvlum for
N all receipts for cooking: re-
quiring a leavening agent
ROYAL BAKING
because it is an
POWDER,
absolutely
pure cream of tartar powder
and of 33
leavening
per cent, greater
strength than
other powders, will give the
best results. It will make the
food lighter, sweeter, of finer
flavor, and more wholesome.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 WALT- ST., NEW YORK.
"Teaching is tne noblest art
sorriest trade."
bat
TENTH ANNUAL SESSION
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
The Poniard exposition pioprr'r h-.s
been said for $62,000 at public aale.
It costs to get war news from China to
England $1 7 a word from C ina and
$3 60 a word from Japan .
The man with a push cart and all his
worldly effect has passed Ashland. Every
paper south ot here hi no. iced hi arriv
and departure.
W S Baird, who met with an acciJcnt
by a nsd biidge In Umatilla county, has
been allowed tj?3 for darr.a-e. Be only
claimed $509 50.
Nearly a tear ago at an Examiner
drawing oi premiums Dr I.ci. cr.ge' of
this city, fell heir to a 10 acre fruit tract
worth $1000. He nas not ye, secured
his deed to it (or some reason.
The Albany College opened testetdav
with a larger atte3da1.ee that, a scar ago
and witft bright prospects. The new
president takes hold of the helm in
manner to indicate his capacity for the
important work before him The rrope-"U
ot the scnool aie bright.
"he dog tax lias been Increased ir Port
land and there Is a general kick amcjg
the dog owners. If a man will Indulge
in the l.-xurr of a dog he should be made
to pay lor tt. A dog in a city U itautol as I where tbe prti-s ride
much use as a tail to a ravblt. If peop'e I of this cite, aad Iteooty
aaaaastaeal
A school Teaches Fi jted. After be
ing ont 50 hours tbe jury in tbe c of the
stale agt a L Mcr addrn. school tea.her
arrested for whipping Ralph an Cleve
came in with a verdict ot 10 and ost.
nearly Sou. The friends of the hcv claim
that he was whipped, or rathr jerked and
oangeu against seals, because the bors
father put Mel adden oat of his office, and
there ros to hare been tome politics
mixed up in it. It was a hot case and has
caujed oonsid-raUe feeling around Toledo
1 v ngnu
At: rr.. v (V- r.
will Insist on keeping auci, antms. they I prosecuted the case and the defendant
should be well taxed for doing so. lode- brother. Judge McFadden. of CorvaJlU, de-
P-ru-nr. tended Use case. As audi cases generally
Tb ha been a bid year for raliiasd. go m aw ot toe detendaat the result is
and if ihs.y had many more such rears I considerable of a legal feather n tbe side
hey wousd at. have to get out ol bunes. " ne psi bushksb
Mrs ti L. Thompson went to Ralsey to
day on a visit.
Marshal Leo went to Independence last
evening for a couple day's visit.
Mrand MrVHegele returned to Portland
today after a visit with Albany relatives
Licenses have been issued for the mar
riage of M Ieutrh and Elizabeth Bender,
and C J- Bunnell and L M Mitchell
Rev E C Fry. brother of the Fry brothers
of this city, left t'lis wts-k for J a ran when.
; be will be located a a missionary at Tokio.
treatment again. eeio Press. Smeltzer! Mr and Mrs Frank t"mw azni son, Clar
waa brought to Albany today ana exaici-ied ' "f Albany, visited with fen Geo
this afternoon with chances' in favor cf his j .,r1 ,n ttw I4" Saturday. -Sodaville
iter tew.
SOCIAL AND PKRSONAL.
FORTMILLER & IRVING
Undertakers
and
Embalmers.
w
E KEEP constantly on hand a full line of metaMc, cloth and wood caskets ai
burial lobes and suits, in broadcloth, alln,rl rrte,lr
coffins. Also
which will be old at
The Lowest Living I'rofltn.
EMBALMING nd the proper care of the dead a specialty
KO EXTRA CHAR CI: FOR HEARSE OR SERVICES
ALBANY - - MASONIC TEMPLE - - OREGOf
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
J. JOSEPH, Proprietor,
Tvben Baby was sick, we cava her Caatoria.
'When aha waa a Child, aba criod for Castor!.
When she became Miss, she clung to Caatoria.
VTuen th e bad Cbiluran. tiiv jravo Um (
Boys Wool and.Gbais Mr A Senders
announces to the public that he is in the
field to buy wool, grain, mdes, potatoes.
etc. Call on him at his headquarters at
the store of M Bternburg, corner r irst and
Broadalbin streets. Alban-.
ek aastr
The last njmber of tbe Commercial and
Financial Chronicle print a tab!e howin-
the srro earnings of the United Suies
raiiaay lor the tir. mjnth, ot this
year, and compared with tbe earnings to r
the same period n isatit shows an a
grega".e loss of $l03,ooo,ouoin six msntbs
Mrs Tbos Monteith, Ir.. is st Soda
ville for a months sojourn.
Hr 1' liarger, ol Broanaville, was in
the city today on his way to Salem.
Prcf Pollock and J oe Mevere were In
Corvallia yesterday, according to the In-
tormer.
Married at tbe borne ot the groom a
parents, in torrallia, tsept II, 1804, John
Kiger and Kha v ells, Squire Holgat
officiating. 1 he happy couple were in
Albany on their bridal trip.
Mr Carey and Mr Adams and several
other men of Crook county, are in tbe
city, nine wagon loads in all, having
brought ,000 pounds ol wool to Albany.
which was purchased by S E Young for
Tom Kay at C' rents per pound.
Dr Gutss, of Woodbaro, was in town
one day last week looking for an opening
to engage In some kind of bnsinese. He
did not make any definite arrangements
but we did learn that thete are prettr
lair prospects lor him to become a citi
uti of Newburg -Independent.
I rank Mider and family arrived here
yesterday afternoon from Albany to viait
relatives and Irienda. Every member of
the J G Gray family waa present at the
family residence last evening, and a
very pleasant time was spent. - Eugene
ouard.
Mr navtd Link's trouble with Ma eye
baa proved to be quite a serious one. A
letter received Irom 1'ortland 'his morn
ing s'ates that be has bad to be kept in
a dark room for tbe past week, and will
not be able to get away from Portland
for at least another week . Dr Wood
who is a tending him, thinks he will
effect a complete cure of the trouble in
due time. Eugene Register.
Will sfcClure, who recently went to
Annapolis, Maryland, to undergo exam
nation for admttaion to the military
academy, failed to pass the required ex
animation and will return home in a few
days. He waa ancceaaful in everything
but Arithmetic. The examination is
very rigid one, and of ten appointments
made by Congressman Hermann, but
one so far baa succeeded in passing the
examination and gaining admission to
the academy. Will will attend the
University again thia winter, but next
year will be too old to again seek ad
mission to the academy, the Itnv.t of age
being twenty 7ears. Eugene Register
Paikcr Bros, grocers.
N"W cream cheese just received at Conrad
Meyers,
P J Smiley job printer, Pliau Block, does
first class work.
Smoke fhe celehrsted Havana filled S oent
cigar at Julias Joseph's.
Fa.ronize home industry by smoking the
celebrated white labor oigars, manufactured
by jaHus Joseph.
Those.
J0$9K. V MANHOOD REftTORTi"' ' '(ve szzbs."
ule in Al,iuij.uro..b.y J. A. CUMfclNii antf by UODGBti A fV Ai
tfn: ,1:1
J lie Tttua p 10, GaiCe.
Pimples
Are tell-tale symptoms that your blood
is not right full of impurities, causing
a sluggish and unsightly complexion.
A few bottles of H. &. a. wilt remove
all foreign ana impure matter, cleanse
the blood thoroughly, and give a clear
and rosy complexion. It is most effect
ual, ana entirely harmless.
Chss. Heaton, 78 Laurel Street, Phlla., says:
' 1 nave nan lor years a numor in my diooq
pimples would be cut, thus causing shav
be a great annoyance. After taking three
which made me dread to shave, as small boils or
imples would be cut, thus causing shaving to
noyance. alter taunginreeDonies
my face Is all clear and smooth as
it should he anoetifas snlendid.
alaen well and feel like running a
foot race all for the use of S. 3.S.
Treatise 0.1 bktod and skin diseases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Oa.
Rudyard Kipling's seven words for 81. him bv his asrilitv
. . : .1 ... 1 . 1 - l : i . . 1 I "
rum u, ire me uigiieei price paiu any lit
erary man of our times, reads very small
in comparison with what waa paid Judge
raxton lor a n:eisry article. Until Mc-
Eeod came on the scene the Reading
railroad nad used an old aisn at tbe
crossings, "Beware of the engine and
cars, with a mass of further inatmc
A Hton Pairs 1, Cut Artoria, far
down on tbe Columbia, off anv railroad.
away from tbe rest of the world. i a
peculiar city, a frontier town yet. Tbe
following from tbe Budgett gives the situa
tiof: Eggs in Portland are quoted at 12
eeavta and 15 cents . in A.tona 25 and 30
cents only doable. Hams 14 and 15 cents
in 1'ortland; 16 and 1 cent in Astoria.
Chickens in Portland from $2 to $3 W; in
Astoria $5. Petal oes in Portland 50 cent
per sack ; in Astoria 96 cents and l per
sack. And so it is all along tbe line
IT' o Hiur-.er in A-:-r..i 1 iv ( r
what they set than thev do in anv other
city cn the coast. This is aa outrage and
a swindle on tbe citizens of Astoria, and
the city ciin never I prosperous so long as
men rates arekent dd. It is little w. mier
that people go away from home to trade.
Whks PsU-kes Pat. Mr McClure, of
the S lad dec fruit farm near Eugene, says
the Grjard. ta loading a lame refri-eratr
car at the depot with nnines. which goes to
c: :. r irf 1 . , , r .
uiuus cuj, io a. 1 ne car win noiu i.ssu
boxes, and they wetsrh 20 rounds each
Tbey sell in Sioux City, at who! tale for
$1.25 per box, netting the shipper about W
cents per oox. 1 ne trees in tbe orchard are
yielding about two and one-half bushel of
the product each. McClure axcects to re
ceive abont $1050 net for the car. Italian
prunes, green, are in excellent demand
east, but other varieties are very slow
seders and at frem cnly 65 ta 0 o-nts per
oox.
Easilt Silked. About three months
ago a stranger was around taking orders
for enlarging pit-tans. His price was very
low i tor a lile-size crayon portrait
an-1 ne got quite a number of orders, re
ceiving the pay in advance, but has de-
iiyertu no picture t ne family palroniAl
( '?) him to tbe amount of $5. This "game"
baa been worked all over the West during
me past t,.w year. Had these citizen
patronized our local photographer tbey
would not have been Li'k.sl. hut wnnld
have got good, honest work at a low figure
it is always oet to patronize home institu
tions. Advance-
A Hi-stiko IsciDEKT.-Mr Bert Smith
who was in the citv today tells of an inter-
etingintnese pheasant hunting incident.
te era a menu were hunting on the Lb
anon lorvalhs road a few miles from
tangent, when the friend went upon
fanners place after a celestial While gone
the farmer came ;out after Mr Smith in a
very red hot non-trespass kind of a style
A pugilistr: contest followed in short
metre, and Mr smith bowed a very black
eye as a result, canouuy admitting that
he came out eecond !est, thoutrh hr trot in
s t 1 . i 1 r "
one goon mi ui iu: riirtner, woo surprises!
Mr an-.l Mr McConky.of Onio, who have
been visiting their old time friend. Prof
Torbet, of this city, left for their eastern
home yesterday.
law Lanning and v iurr have r-
tansed from the Sodas and candidly admit
that tbey didn't kill many deer. Tbey re
port venison scarce.
L T Robinson went to Solera today with
hi dancing floor and wiil operate it daring
tne siaie rair. ne nas oeen running it
among the bop fields. 1
Mr and Mrs Bert an Cleve aent to
Salem today to join tbe Sccnland Comedy
Lorn pony which will rehear -e there far
tour of the valley . Tbey trill piav the first
nsgnt at Aioaay in aioui two weeks.
Doc and Perry Conn and Pete Roettner
left today for Canyon Creek after dewr and
bear. Last year tbey got fifteen deer and
one bear and expect to duplicate the record
this year.
Fisher Bros have established a store at
Sen I H oaa -ai.: b will be tin -r the ruin
agement cf Hugh Kuber, formerly of this
place. Mr Kisher is well known here an.l
we ventuie to v the iweet Home people
will and nim an excellent business man
SodanUe Review.
Tbe foliowsnir members of Bealah Ke-
lkai; Lodire I O O F of this city will visit
tbe Kebekah Lodge at carvallis to night
Mr and Mrs I D Burkhart. Mr and Mrs I
G BurkUart.Mr and Mrs A M Holt Mr and
Mr A J Hodges, Mr and Mrs H Barnes.
Mi- Josephine Barnes. Mr K-ndrick. A A
(Jordan. Miss Jennie: Gordan. Mr and Mrs
Me-r-wda. Mrs John Jones. Miss Hat tie
Drsis. JoeJTesky. W Uiilett. Mr and Mrs C
K Kronk.Mr and Mrs Fred Brackman.Mis
Emma Brnckman. Mrs Merrill, Mr and
Mrs T I Stiles. Mr R Veal and wife. Mr C
Sears and wife. J M Allphin and a number
ot otters
Haiirisbcro Hop iaud. E C Smith
informs us that the picking is prococeling
at a lively rate in nil hop van! near liar
risburg, and that he expects the work to
be completed by the middle of next week.
He has already 100,000 pounds of dried
hops in the warehouse and expects Uie
more. Some mould is found in the vurd
but hope thus anectea are not picked
Guard.
lions in small print. In some suits for j yard to yield from 40,000 to 50.000 pound
uauiages it was ciauueti mat the warn
ings were not clear. McLeod went to
Judge raxton, who composed thieadmir
tots notice: "Kailroad crossing Stop.
look and Listen I" Eor this little com
position he received the modeat sum of
W7S0 or over $796.06 a word. When it
cornea to emoluments the poets aro not
in it with lawyera.
The follow
was hied
yestertla v :
WillCovkr the State.
ing articles of incorporation
the office of secretary of state
Articles incorporating Ihe Lawyers Ab-
tract company, for the purpose of making
nrenarinir. or obtaining ana furnishimr nl
Vebt Delibkratf:. One of the most I streets of any property within tbe state
deliberate suicides on record occurred at Pf Oregon. Ihe principal place of busi
Ulympia yesterday morning. Houtwell 5KV,3r5S 'piwi is tw.ouu
was a regiuent 01 me west aide and a i, . sans 11,
bachelor. A neiehbor visited Ida house IT'he incorixirators of tto company are S t
Dd found written on a small blackboard opencer, Aiex oernstein aim v a as jones
outside, "Look within." On entering a Emmons Hel. Lyman Emmons,who
shed the visitor found the dead bodv of wm arrested lor stealing the horss of I0I1
couiweii, ana evidence! 01 a well
planned Buicide. Before committing the
aeeu, tne aeceaseu had erected a bench
111 one corner, in me opposite corner
waa fixed a gun, carefully leveled at a
target placed on one end of the bench
A string ran from the gun trigger to the
bench, being placed in carefully arrninr-
eci miapies. uoutweil attired himself in
his beat rait of clothes, laid himself
down on the bench in the abed, carefully
pincmg mo iitjau in range 01 li e gun anil
target and pulled the trigger. The ball
penetrated the head at the ear on one
aiuu ana passed through. There were
noevidencea of a struggle
Go to Parker Bros
for
your
groceries.
11
racunee, ine murocrea Assyrian, was ex
arntneu at souaviue y esieruay aiternoon
and held ander $500 bonds to aw.lt the
action of the grand jury. He was brought
10 Aioany, in aeiauir, or oau ana pis coil In
tne (county jsit unui ire grand jury
meets. In the mean time every thing
possiuio win oe aone to aiecovcr the mur
deter of McQhee.
The Latest Isewb is that Julius tirad
wolil is doing business 111 his new quart
eru, the oui I'ost unioe ana ueld l-ellow
building and l)jHra House, and to giv
an introduction to Inn new store, ho will
sell the following goods for not cost only,
I box full woiirnt Savon soan 85 ebe i
boxes French sordines 25 els. Oysters 10 eta
per can, Arnancie and m coneo 25 eta K
, . 1 1 . 1, , 1 , ,
11 mi an oiner goous soiti as 10 w as anv
house on this coast.
A Solvation army ha located at Cor
eaiua.
Rev 1 D Driver has a hi I of $Soo before
tbe county court ol Lane county for dam
age to nts farm .
Ex-Jthenff Noa.id ot f.sne county has
ett;ed with Ihe countv court bv the pay
men. 01 si a (a.
After living in the same residence since
S63 Bush Wilson, of CorvalUs has moved
nto the residence o Col Hoee.
B'ind Tom. the wonderful pianist. Is ex
hibitmg through Oregon and will probably
oe 10 Aioany ine nrst part ot October
Mr Jack Adams. O P paymaster, went
over ihe rode today paying off for August.
The good record of Receiver C'ark Is thus
kept up.
O M Curl boasts of a bran new sien from
the brush of F Dannals of Albarv. which
is a daisv an don't you forget It. It Is a
very r.eat piect of work. Sclo Prese.
td airen, bar keeper at the Leo.Cor-
vatlia, utd Ernest Case had a fight on the
street on Wedocs.iav. Warren wsa de
clared to be to blame and was fined $10
ana cost.
Hon O N Denny pars tax on $!q.io in
Yarn bill county. The heaviest resident
tax payer in that county is J W Coves, of
McMinvl e. who pavs on$17.llo, Ladd cV
Reid of Portland pay on $69,435.
The sale of round trio tickets to the
lair will begin tomorrow. They Wtd be
good uniil the z4th. Price fl .60. The
Kosel-.urj local alii remain in ialem dur
ing ihe tail week until 5 o'clock dally.
A foot race 75 yards at CorvalUs for fun
between Fted Oberer, who won the fire
men race at Oregon City, and Bob John
son, the new M resulted In favor ol
Johnson, who by (he way used to be a
rcgutar sprinter.
M E Folsom, ex- county treasurer of
Umatilla county, will be sued for taS,-
806.61 money received by him and de-
waited tn the bark at that city which
afterward failed and has never paid its
debts.
Wyatt Wilson, so eight year old girl
wh'le playing t.i a hop yard near Cregwell
last Monday, was attacked by a dog in a
vicious manner and nearly killed. Her
face waa terribly lacerated, three teeth
being torn out. The dog was shot.
On last Friday Dis Lamberson and
Courtnev amputated one finger of the
left band of Harry Watkins, cf Sweet
Home. The bulle and ramrod of the
gun had blown through the hand, making a
very painful wound.- Express.
Ed Umphrev snd Henry Smith killed
filtv four Chicese pheunts Saturday, The
Idrds were killed In about one hour and
a half's shooting. Advance, That may
be good shooting ; but there is nothing
remarkably commendable In slaughter
ing pheasants.
The citv authorities of Athena get
some practical Benefit from the inmates of
the lockun. Recently, says an exchange
two prisoners chained to each other were
seen driving down protruding nal'a and
sn'kes In th: sidewalks. They made a
nood job of it and seemed to prefer the
outdoor work to confinement In jail.
A BtaoLAK Caicht. Monday night
tbe O P depot waa robbed, as heretofore re
ported. a bo I- in a pane of glass being made
A new pane was pat in, tbe potty not vet
having hardened. Last night about mid
night Policeman McClain disewered a
man in the building and t roceedad to take
him into custody . Tbe man claimed to
have toe consent of Agent H aldec. who
waa hunted up. rnd of course kcew nothing
about it. John Doe was then placed in tbe
county jail for safe keeping, and will be
held there bv order of Justice 1 resisen an -
til til. grand jury meets, investigation at
the depot reveaied the fact that the man
bad entered by takir.g the newly puttied
pause of glass out. and replacing it. upon
finding that there was iiotjiing inside that
he want,: Tbe policeman happened
around jnst in time. hen taken to Mr
Walcbjm be was examined and a mean look-
in' ana a very vig revolver touaci in ni
coat pocket. H a Lad hi hand upon it and
acted very much as if be mrgst use it. It
was taken away Irom htm alter some resistance.
A CoxrEar will be siren at the First
Presbyterian church. Tuesslay evening.
Sept letfa. by Prof J M ood. tbe Mind
musician assisted by Albany best local
taJ-nt. Following is tbe proeram :
Part I. irr.rture. Poet and Ptasant.
Violin and piano. Prof Wood and Miss
Eva Cowan.
Vocal solo, selected. Miss Lihian rrei!.
Yi;.i:n :. ife-sai '. Pr-f 1 M
Wood.
Vocal solo, ierted. Mr F P Sitting.
Piano solo, selected, prcf Louis Blakrlr.
!vng. serio cjmic. Irof Wd Violin
and piano duett. La Koch del Destino.
rroTs Wood and fclavkelv.
Part Snd. ervertare. Le Barbier De
Seville. Prof '.xaj an 1 Miss Eva Cowan.
Vocal solo Mrs. C. O. Lee.
Violin solo, selection from the Opera
Norma Prof. Wood.
ocal duett. Come with Me Minnie
Van Horn and LiUie Farrell.
Piano Solo. Selected Prof. Louis
Blakely.
The entertainment will conclude with
an olio bv Prof. Wood. Admission 25
cents, ciiiWrcn under twelve 15 cents.
Doors open at . :lo, couccrt Cc-nimene-es
at 8:15.
Dr C O Kei ley 's birtiidajr. probably TO
years, was celebrated Thursday evening,
when the Dr. was remembered with several
handsome presents, such as a gold watch
chain, souvenir spoon and spectacle case.
W J Ribelan and Tbos Brandon, two of
Halsey's solid citizens, were in Albany to
day. Tbey report this to have beenaVreat
runaway week in and around Halsey. There
were fber on one day- The team of Lon
Bredweil took a run resulting in the death
of one of th; horses Tbe team of SjJoo
Taylor's did considerable damage to the
wagon. The names of the others were not
known. Mr Ribelan continues to send his
butter to Portland and never mentioned
hard times.
Mrs G F Russell, of Halsey. ia in the
eity.
Mr Ralph Knapp, of Brownsville, was
doing Albany today.
Lotus and Will Galbrsith have retained
from the Cascades.
G A Wilson, a San Jose jeweler, passed
through Albany yesterday on a bicycle.
Charles Sears went to Salens this noon.
1 and witi enter the state fair races next
, week.
Hon L Btlyen and family of Eugene, re
turned home today from their summers
citing at Newroxt-
Licertse were issued today for the mar
riage of E C Sim and Mrs E M Cooper,
and Ail Piper and Sarah M Talli.
I Miss Ida Black, st the public schools, ar
' ried in Albany front Portland this nocn
1 '1 fin lioiimea isi Ihr "elli A teacbers
meetinir is to beheld Meavday esssauag.
M S Height, advance agent tar Blind
j Tom. has been in the city making azrange
! ments for the appearance of the ceJefcrated
pianst the nrst part of October,
j Miss Lettie Wicks, salnUtoriaja of the O
A Cclas of "94. beeaa a three months'
term of school in tbe Badir district, about
; -.wo miles east of Corral! is in Linn cosanty
tact Moniay. Gazette.
Rev peer. of the Warm Sprinss Agexscy,
arrived in Albany yesterday with bis two
sons Lyle and Clayton, who will attend the
coilege. the fbnner already having been one
;ear.
W P Weiss passed through Monday
flora Los Azuteies to Albany. His brother
Abe Weis. and 'amity were st the depot
visiting his. Ashland Kecord. Ibey got
a- c-x wacteu at nkliaaikiai
X nrarnaee license was issued today bv
tbe county clerk to W F Looney and H sitae
noemaker.boU of Jefferson, ine nnpi'.a.
knot will be tied next Tuesday evening at
8 o'clock at the borne of tbe bride's parents.
Salem Indssnendent.
Mrs David Clark went to Albany Tues
day to visit her daughter before she
resnoves to Los Annie where Dr E N Con
dit has been elected assesidetit of the Pres
srykerian aniversitT. Aaciand Record.
A training school for teacbers, theory
and practice combined.
Strong professional coarse and wel
equipped model school.
Thorough preparatory and academic
eaaaaa,
Normal. Advanced Normal, Business,
Music and Art Departments.
Light expenses. Board and lodsring,
books and tuition not above $150" per
year.
The town of Monmouth has a beautiful
and healthful location in the ve-rv heart
of the Willamette Vallev twelve miles
south west of the State CapitaL It has
no saloons.
The Normal School diploma entitle
one to teach in anv county in the ate
without any further exaniir.
uates command irood txdtior..
ssWw j Expenses. Tuition per lenu oi i-u
1 weeks ; Normal 6.25 : Sub-Nornial $5:
J Commercial $6s25. Board and tcdadzsg :
Board at Normal Dining Hall $1.75 per
week; furnished rooms, with fire and
light, from $1.00 to $1.25 per week.
Board and lodging in private families
from $3.00 to $.1.50 per week.
Mtality and growth have always char
terized the work of the Normaf SchooL
ache coming year promises to be one ot
iue oesi lb its oitiorr.
Catalogues chetn'allv sent on applica
tion. Address
P L Caxfbzxl. Preader -
or W A Wasjc, Secretary of Faculty
m NEW
at:
is said
ir"s 1 , iJA2a3ST
positive wiillsss aSBSSsstee, by
:-s SBStai a. asssat rk Vi ssssssri
Lose of Bnto and Serve Power: Laws. Mashoasi;
fntiikeess- KA- Lo ... EvQ Dreasx; Leek of
La. ol rVic. of tzeliwn'i I Onrs -.:
astwsrssrtaan, xasnzmi mors, or
of Tbbseoa. Optca or JUssssw.
wsucJt sssns .o jaxsefT. e sssssassssasa. asssaacy
asd Death. Bj tcaiL fl a box: six tor $Z,-wii
WTttzssi aaaarasvee So cssre or sssasssst sassassa,
taampl- psjrkastP- co-talc ir r iiss' treazassssa.
with rail tassrwesaoaa. B esssta. Ox sstsawie
oxstr eekt to each pexson bj sssuT.
J A-Cumming, sole agent, Albany
LE BBDN'S
GIG
ica asanas sxx.
as a p$ztnrwrivE
SyigMi atsl . Ti li mil m
HOME. AND ABROAD
The enrollment in the Ashland school
is 4J0.
Fred Brown and Charles Smith escaped
from the covnty jail at Dallas Thursday
nighL
A tman at Corrailia refused to nay a
$1.90 bill. Cost $6.2C. Hr refusal cost
him$St5.
Spokane will pay 5 V mill tax this year
to pay the iaterett'on bonds alone. The
result of the boom.
-There were just forty members of Beu
!ah Rebckah Lodge I O O F ot ihis city
that visited the Rebek vn Lodge at Cor
valHs last night.
It was at Til Glaze's saloon in Prine
viile.in 1SS0 that Hank Vaughn and Long
fough: their famous dual at the ends of a
kandkercaief .
E C Smith of Harri burg, has sold 15,
000 (rounds ot hops to a Montana brewery.
He receives fT them o cents per poand
de ivered. Tbe hope wi.l net him about
7la cents a pound.
Trie necessity for a welter Interior t t h
j county jsil has become o certain that tbe
county court ha decided to investigate the
matter, and countv jwage uuncan ana
Escheat Mxev. Tbe district attor
neys of Oretjvm have received instructions
from Gov Pennoyer to file a bill in equity
against every banking institution in his
district, called a discovery. Vow bill com
pels tee bank to answer under oath, certain
interTOgatives. prepared and furnished by
tbe Attorney General of Oregon . The pro
ceeding is or tto purpose of ascertaining
whether or not tbe banks hold any funcU
of deceased persons, who have died without
heirs, ia their possession. If such a fund
e Kt.l in IKa Ivint ,t H-,ll Iw tr-l nfri
" -v 1 rriacicr, .nuuwntr jhkc yuuc.ii '"v.
the sUte treasury into tbe Escheat Fund, to I commissioner Push wilt go to McMin-
whlc h it belongs. Tbe interest of this v. u Tacoma and other .laces to examine
Whea Travella;.
W11 ".He" on pleature bint, or businea
take on every trip a bottle of Syrup
Figs, as It acts most pletsantly and e
fectually on the kidneys, liver and bowels
preventing fevers, headaches and other
forms of sickness. For sale In 50c and $1
bottles bv all leading druggists. Manu
factured by the California Fig Syrup Co
only.
aaOnea is a part ot the st.ite acMQI mnd. 11
is said there is considerable of such money
in Oregon banks.
A Hkst.'n Co Bat. "'Tne pioneers of
Benton will I SEW ml Iff a boy who in early
days made his home with Major Bruce.
near Monroe. H's name was Alex Scott .
He drifted into tbe southern part of the
state, where be engaged in the s.'ock rais
ing business for some years. Afterward,
he engaged in a seafaring life along the
coast near Coos Bay. Fortune favors not
only tbe brave, but tbe worthy, also.
1 oung OOOU rose step bv step, until he wsas
titlexl captain, and Uvanie tne keejier of
tbe lifesaving station at Bandon, Coos
county, where he has one of the finest train
ed crews in the U S service. tSazette.
Cuicken Thief Shot. For some tiroa
tiast S P Barger bus lost many young
chickens, the disappearnce of which could
not be accounted fcr. and although traps
were set, and strict watch kept, the mystery'
was not solved until Saturday last wpe'n a
large hawk as detected appropriating a
fat young fryer. A charge of No l sliot
brought the marauder fluttering to the
ground. The biid was one of the largest
of his species and measured from tip to tip
of his wings, four feet and three inches
Brownsville limes.
Decidedly Crazy. George Smelter,
the crazy man. committed last evening,
wsa kept in the county jail last niyT.
He used his lungs the last half of tl-e night
continuously, keeping people in the neigh
borhood awake for several hours. Sheriff
McFeron took hint to Salem this noon, be
ing obliged to shackle him on account of
his wild demeanor.
The house of Mrs ti W Kendrick was
burglarived one night this week. A piush
coat, pair of blankets. some sugar and other
things were taken. Mr and Mrs Hendrick
were at their Benton county farm.
$250 Reward. The County Court yes
terday met and authorized ths Sheriff to
offer a toward of $250 for the arrest and
conviction of the murderer or uuirderers of
John McGhee.
I $1 ;r in, r S Scan mt (i.
j A Cummiag, so'e ager.t, Albany-.
LADIES
DO IOU ssow
OH. FEUX UE BRUM'S
she m mum m
are tie oriial sad ssi aj FKr"S'"H. snti s I se
bablecwre 00 the sarcec. Price EL-, sent b
L MBSice b. .
J A Camming, sole agent, Albany,
A
B
C
Imcifl ;
IWli laluB I. Bra.
I
Sniffi'HSeisnj.
ItMaaK s&t DM HUH OTasZX
rill Isawzlsswnl. ITlsM ptsBeJsnW
aCaX
ntaaa t-.
THE ARNOLD CKEBiCAi. CC
1 St S. Westen Atesss,
Sold by all dnijg's s.
Clean towala to everv customer at Visreck
shaviog parlors.
It you want a tine amoks ')allfor Joaepha
white labor oigars.
the different systems .
A grand harvest ball will be given ir.
the opera house at Hr risburg, Oregon on
Friday evening September list 1S96, by
the Harrisburg Cornet Band. Music bv
Prof Sibbet't Orchestra . Suppe r at Hotel
Hai risburg. Ticket for dance $1,00,
spectators 15 cents.
A big deed has been filled ia oeveial
counties 23 pages of ciosely written matter
and is a patent from ihe Unhed States
government conveying to the Oct C R R
Co, the title to u375.S3 acres of band
situated io Lane, Linn, Clackarcas, Doatg
las. Polk. Marion, Coos, Tillamook. Yssa
hill, Washington, Lincoln and Benoa
counties.
The Oxly Place.- G L Blackman, the
well-known druggist, formerly of the firm
of Blackman & Good, of this city, has re
turned to Portland after having given tbe
sunkisscd hills and balmy breezes of Oali
foroia a fair trial. Mr Biackman sold his
interests in Portland abaut a year ago,'and,
with his family, removed to San Luis
ObfBe in Scuthern California, where he
engaged in the drug business. Like all
Oregonians fully acclimated, he is glad to
get back Sotithern California ia not
what it is cracked up" to be," said be to a
reporter this morning, "and I consider tbe
time 1 have spent there, as far as business
goes, worse than wasted. Here 1 nave lost
almost a whole year, and you have no idea
how glad 1 am to get back to Oregon.
Oregon, after all, is the only place to live
on the Pacibc coast, and every one who
leaves the state finds it out sooner or later."
Mr Blackmail's family vre at Albany visit
iting friends, and it is his intention to
perhaps locate there permanently. Inde
peinleut - Mr and Mrs Blackman are in
Portland and wilt probably locate on the
east side.
A Splkxdid Concert. Speaking of Pro
Woods entertainment at Roseburg the Re
view says: Prot J M Wood, the celebrated
blind musician, assisted by local talent
gave a splendid concert at the Roseburg
treat re last evening A fair sized au
dience was present and the applause was
frequent and hearty. The professor does
not confine himself exclusively to classical
music, although he rendered some very
d i trice It selections during the evening. His
guitar and vocal solos were excellent,
At the Presbyterian church next Tuesday
night, assisted by our beet local talent. Ad-1
mission 25 and 15 cents.
Savanxab, N.Y., March iSth, 1S94.
Messrs. S. C Wells & Co..
Le stow, X. Y.
Gentlemen I was pronounced by my
home physician as having teberoosoa
and I went South without any apparent
benefiL I was recommended to use
Ski lob's Consumption Cure. .
its results have been wonderful. I
cheerfully recommend it to
suffering from lung trouble.
Javks W. Gosj:.
EXECUTOR'S HPT1CE
NOTICE IS KERSEY GIVEN THAT THE IN
Atnijrneu baa Ibis day been duty arnvinted
warsttar ot the last ill ard testament st IkksriiSl
Mettcwr. deeeaaed, by the Cssssh CSaw d l.iao
i-oaatr. Oregon. All wscwu bavins cUiaw acaiast
tafct S.M.ml are herchj miu;red v present
tansa sassysrrv veriSed to the umiirsisnev at the
oOlcc ol ereaUwrtord a Wv.tt. Aleauc. Ore
gon, within tt roctiUu tn ra this date.
Dated thi. fe lith day of Auserst, 1S84.
c iKi ! ' v..
WsjcraaaruKTa Wy err. Executor
Attoraera tor Eaeeutw
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
Notice ia hereby given that I hive- the
funds on hand and i i pay all conn'y
warrants stamped previous to Sept a 1MM,
interest oath sto.e closing at thia datr,
the 6th day of Sept, 1 -W.
I- G Mo cis.
Cuatr Trtaaurer.
ILPT GQLLEBIATE IHSflTTJTS
ALBANY, OREGON
1S91, 3.89a3
rat Tertw eseaeii aveattessiker etfe
A It. I corps of lnslruetcra,
.JsiSICAL, SCIENTIFIC LITERARl
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Coarse, ol stuoly arranged t- o
all giadea of students
Xfmdat tuattcamtnts tftnd ta aadi
from abroad.
fT, elbcit e r.aeiT