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BUY JEWEL
STOVES AND
RANGES
OF
MATHEWS &
WASHBURN
Mad at Dbbt. The Pendleton E Oil
getting very angry on this subject of debt
and does up the giant in this terrific,
cyclonic style, and ever body who reads
should immediately liquidate: Debt is
the canker that rusts the soul of industry.
It is the channel through which ihe elave
pays tribute to the master. It is the
soil in which Shylocks grow, on which
knaves feed and fools multiply. Coun
tries or persons run In debt in proportion
to their ignorance, stupidity or reckless
ness. "Neither a lender nor a borrower
be,'' said Shakespeare, and Shakespeare
knew what he was talking about. The
hard time of today are due to debt, to
the habit of trying to get rich by going
in deb'.. When debts are being made
values of everything increase rapidlv and
when they are being liquidated values of
everything fall rapidly. Debt is ihe
gambler's device, the thief's hope, the
knaves's tool, the manipulator's imple
ment, al'. at the expense of the holiest,
courageous man who works for the loe
of it, whose i-ork produces weal-h and
whose efforts are for tetter conditions,
better times, better men.
LooKUio at Astoria. Thes Astoria
railroad items are getting to be sort of
fanny. The local papers have to say
something, o they get off things even
like this: Southern Pacific people are
interested in Astoria just at present
I hey are making no noise nor talk ro any
sub.idy committee, but the- are d"ing
considerable investigating. It i. not at
all likely that the citizen of inisntv will
waste any time with the Soul hern out fit,
as old Huntington like the rest of the
railroad bi!ss, had them rustling lor two
hundred thousand dollars Iwd or three
5 ears ago, and when it was raised he
went back ou them. If the Southern or
Union wants to come to Astoria let them
come and pay their way in.
When Dosb Hon GeoT Myers, who
takes a great interest in perpetuating
the fishing industry, says an Oregon
City paper, suggests "that when the
Oregon Citv fiah way is completed, fish
ing ought to be prohibited on the upper
Willamette and its tribntaries for at
least five years. This would be para
mount o artificial propagation, for the
tub, undisturbed in their spawning
crounds. will multinlv verv raridlv ''
There is no more reason why fishing
- should be stopped above the falls for five
years than below. No one up the river
would favor such a move.
Bicyclb Thief Akbested. Chief of
'Police H P Minto arrived up from Port
land on last night's Caiifornu express hav
ing in his official enstodr S Baxter, the
party who is alleged to have stolen Fred
Beak's $135 bicycle in August last A
warrant was issued for him at the time but
it took some good dstecti ve wore to locate
him but this was finally accomplished by
Chief Minto. He wis known to be in Van
couver, Wash, and in order to make process
effective, it was necessary to decoy him to
the Oregon side of the Columbia river.
This the chief succeeded in doing yesterday
and Baxter now languishes in the oountv
u .a
M akried. On Sept 16, 1894, in Shedd,
at the M E Parsonage, by Rv S L Lee.
Mr Walter Millhollen and Miss Ernie M
Berthold both ef Linn county. The
mother of the bride was in the city today
and complained that her daughter was
less than fifteen years of age where the
affidavit stated that she was over eight
een. She was considerably aggressive
about it; but it is probable the bappy
couple will be allowed to continue :n
peace.
It will not be very long when the San
tiam Mining District will be the center
of attraction on the Pacific Coast, and
the mines of California, Montana and
Idaho will not be in the same class.
This is not a Falb prediction ; but is
based on facts. Kead the article which
appears elsewhere. It has a very
healthy ring.
Last Friday while in Albany the bouse !
of O L Rees. beyond the Calapooia, was
entered by burglars and a large quantity
- of eatables taken, such as honey, canned
fruit, ginger bread, etc- Ths man was
- seen Uygo towards the honse by a neigh-
Moreno ceald be identified.
530 pupils are enrolled in tr.e Pendton
schools. Speaking of th i schools tbe E 0
uys; The school board had aelected Mis
Carrie Royal as Drapers asitant.but Miss
Royal bad engaged to teach in Hley,
Linn county, aod another will be named
by the boarl toon.
Justice Freeksen this afternoon held
the man who broke into thi O P depot
to await tbe action oi the grand jury,
tbe bond being fixed at $150, in default
of which he was remanded to jail.
Soke and Daughter
He Can't Live
Bald inv friends and neighbors. I bad
Pepsi 10 years; physicians and Changs ol
climate did not help me. But Hood's Sarsapa-
Mood's
Sarsa-
1 I, parUla
rUla did me more food
than an the doctoring.
I can now est, sleep and
and work, llvdanahter
retires
also had distress and rhaamatlsm. Hood's Sar
aaparUla mads bar stout, wall and healthy. B.
F. O. Bon, Falrriew, Kansas.
Hood's Pills are purely vegetable, and do
not purge, pain or gripe. Bold by aU druggist.
The Peninsnlar
Stove, Cook and
Heating, the
Best on Earthy
For Sale by
Stewart & Sox
Hardware Co
J FRCD YATES,
B. 7. O.
ATTOBNBT -A.T IL.A.-W-
Rooins 25 and 26, Strahan Block, Albany,
Oregon
MAY BE A GREAT MINE.
Extensive Developement to Be Car
ried On In Linn County.
The following from the Sunday Orego
nian will be appreciated by our citizens
Seuerally . It means a good deal for Al
any :
Mr W B Lawler, of Salt Lake City, a
mining operator of high reputation, is at
the Perkins, having arrived Yesterday
after a vistt of several weeks in London
and l'atis in connection with the forma
tion of an international syndicate for the
extensive operation of Orgon mining
property.
Mr Lawler was in Oregon last May, ac
companied by "Hank'' Smith, the well
known Comstock superintendent, and
Mr Jesse Fox, a civil engineer of Salt
Lake City, and spent tome time investi
gating the merits of Quartsville, third
mining district, Linn county. As a re
sult of the investigation made, the Red
Bull and White Bull gold mines, with
their extensions known as the Bold Back
and Gold Finch gold ciaims, the Oold
Bug, Golden Eagle, Golden Crown and
Red Bear claims were bonded and the
particB left for tbe east to arrange for
their purchase.
Mr Horace L Hot eh kiss, a New York
capitalist, and one of the promoters of
tbe Nicaraguan canal; Mr J F Medina,
founder of the Nicaraguan bank of Cen
tral Ameria, and minister to France and
Italy from that country; the boudoir
brothers, Paris hankers, and his Eastern
capitalists are associated wit'" Mr Lawler
in the formation of the syndidate.
During the visit of Mr Smith to the
property he made an expert ieport that
is regarded as highly favorable, and the
fereigu investors have seen ed the ser
vices o Mr A Rickard, a well-known
mining expert and mineralogist, also to
examine the various claims If he is as
well impressed with tbe property as was
Mr Smith, active operations will begin
at once, it being proposed to expend a
large sum of money in tbe election of
buildings, and in development Mr J use
Fox is expected to reach here from Salt
Late City 111 a fe days, and Mr Sin th,
who now superintends the Bullion 3eck
mines of Timic district, Utah, will also
return to Oregon and proceed to the
mines.
Mi Sni:ll,, in h.s rtno.t ciiiicrniiii: i
. , ?
sic unur;, cava, i
of 30!
? ears' experience, 1 have never found or
examined a pruposi ion which I can
more heart i y or earnestly recommend
and indorse to capital, as I understand,
the terras of purchase price. I he prob
abilities of a great mine being opened in
this lode under proper development, I
consider as near a certainty as is ever
fouud in mining. I was surprised, after
my examination, to find such a pioperty
over looked by the mining men cf the
Pacific coast; bnl it has been held for 30
years by those who never endeavored,
either to develop it or call the attention
of mining men to it. simply doing their
assessment work at tbe easiest points,
without any effort in the direction of
development.
"The ore found in these veins is es
sentially free milling. A large propor
tion of the value is found in tbe shape of
free gold, the remainder in a gold sul -phuret,
which can be economically saved
for a smelting product.'
An Encounter.
George and Frank Stimpson were out
towards Lebanon yesterday in the war
against the Celestials, when they met
with a live experience. At Tall man
they boarded the car preparatory to
starting for Albany, when a man named
Riddle stepped in the middle of the
track with a gun, and ordered George
Stimpson to stop Instead of doing so Mr
Stimpson jumped from the car. knocked
the gun aside and began defending him
self in a very muscular manner. He
was getting the best of Riddle when
that man managed to hit him a bard
btow in tbe back of his head with tbe
gun.
laying him out for a moment, and
ending the contest for Ihe lime. Mr j
Stimpson also had one of his bands
bruised some. Several people witnessed I
theasssult.
Another version is that something
broke on the band car, when it was be-
ing fixed with something token from a
hand car on a Oat car. when a dison'e
arose with the section foreman who was
present, resulting in a pugilistic contest
ending tit Mr Stimpson 's being hit on
the head with a rock.
L M Curl went to Salem and tbe iair
this noon.
Mr Arthur Porier is home from a rev
months sojourn at tbe Bay.
Miss Pauline May, of Harriaburg, is in
tbe city visiting ilbany friends.
Billy Mack, the bat ber, went to Salem
this noon to work for Meyers a week
T a U a a 1
pastorate of tbe Oakv.lle church and !
will go east to reside in November.
Miss lna Robertson left on Saturday
for tbe east in the interest of ibe Waits-
burg academy ,to be gon several months.
Beva Little and Acheson we. t to
Seattle and Spokane to day to attend
meetings of tbe Presbytery ami Synod of
the U P church.
W E Ortol, of McMitoville is in the
city for tbe purpose of attending tbe
OrteNParker wedding on Wednesday
evening.
Mr Ltaac Banta came over from the
Bay today. He reports his gold machines
M working in a satisfactory manner, and
that the miners are making from 3 to
$5 a day.
Mias Jane Morris returned to Salem
Saturday to be ready for the opening of
tbe schools of that city. She was ac
companied by Miss Helen Crawford.
John H Mitchell, of Washington, is in
Portland. Mr Mitchell will be remem
bered as the man ejected to tbe U S
senate from the state of Oregon several
years ago.
Pres Marshall and Fred Veal rode
Columbia bicycles from Waterloo to Al
bany yesterday in 1 hour aod 30 minutes,
the fastest trip on record. The distance
is given as 21 miles.
Mr Frank Hastings came down from tbs
mines today. He has been doing some
placer mining as well as developing bis
claim there. He brought a f2 nugget as
and evidence of the fact that there is
gold there.
Real faith nevei grow weak by bal
ing to wait. Sufferer lakh r Hood'
Sarsaparilla for chronic complaint should
be patient and the result will be satisfac
tory. Hood's Cares.
Hood Fill act eaMly, yet
and efficiently, on the liver and
I5t.
pi ompt'y
bjweis.
How Abe Voob Eyes. Prof A Stark,
of Will & Stark, is now prepa td to ex
amine scientifically and accurately by
tbe latest impoved methods of modern
science all wbo desire to have their eyes
tested. Prof Stark has recently graduat
ed from tbe Opthalmic College at Chica
go, and is thoroughly equipped for the
delicate and important work of fitting
tbe eyes so as to be relieved of strain and
the vision assisted. Do von need classes?
Call on Prof Stark and learn about your
eyes. Do your old glasses lire you?
Call and secure some that will rest you
and help your eyesight-
School Shoes Mr s ock of shoes ia
medium and cheap grilles wa never Det
ter. I have added some new line and
invite Inspection. Every pair guaranteed
and will be repaired free of charge if they
tip or are Imperfect in any way.
s r. icuko
Knit Umdeweak. My stock Is com
plete In fine, medium and cheap grade.
The belt va'.ue I have ever nad for the
price. S E Youno.
The Steam Laundry t a home instUu
tlon. It Is a good one. It does bette
work than Is done at the waihee house
In the long run it U cheaper than the
washee house. The money paid to the
Steam Laundry is spent In Albany among
white people. Oo you patronize the
Steam Laundry ?
Grapes, peaches, pear, applet, prunes
plum, water and musk melon, tomato
berrif, tweet potatoe,&c at Parker Broth
ers. Try Tinkle If you
graph.
want a good photc-
Late silver sword
Stark.
cortage pins at WW
Wheat is vj cents a bushel In Pendleton,
42 centscontlnues to be paid for wheat
at Stay ton.
Linn Engine Co No 2 will elect o.Iicers
tonight.
A uiatsop countv man has six fig trees
loaded with figs.
1 he Ladles aid society will meet with
Mrs DrKelley tomorrow afternoon
Owens has recti nominated for congress
in Kentucky against Breckenrldge. It
was a mora! contest and a bad record wai
crushed. ,
A Portland rr.ans'ole $5 and was senten
ced to bo days In jail. A woman stole $5
iiom 111c man ana got SIX mont.is. A
pebuiiar world this.
The S P pay car was at the depot thl
nton. The employes are given just
about a minute in which to receive
their money, and It may be depended
upon are on hand before the car stops.
More than one fourth of all the real es
tate mortgages of the Uulted Slates, in
1890, according to t'ie census return, were
on property in the state of New York.
The mortgages of Washingten amounted
to $45,078,449, against a total of $14,918,
437 in Oregon.
E H Rhodes of Jeff,ron is shipping
several car loads of prunes. He Is buying
all that is offered him allittle more than 50
cent per bushel, besides giving work to
son- e 3.5 of our young people, the money
for which is much needed just now.
Cor Journal.
A man named lirivlgfarmer, and four
other men riding wt'h him, fell through a
:udd cieek Midge, and twenty feer,
and neltl er man nor norses were much
hurt. Why Ihe biidge broke down U a
mystery, though the name of the man
whodroe tne team may of had some
thing to do with it Portland Welcome.
Senator C K Davis, in an interview Sat
urday said. "The American people can
not hoi p producing. 70,000,000 people and
for sixteen months 70,000.000 people
hav been economizing. But matters
have readied a point where peopie must
buy. This will have a ndency to im
prove bus. ness condition aid hasten pns-
pailt), 1 think ttie buslie s of the coun- )
ry i I aojust 1 self 10 h 1 p'ovisians oi
he new turff bill.'
D Sobolka has reached Per diet on on a
bicycle on a long tour of the US. He
left HartPeH, Alabama, on July 13, atd
I Will M litis l.v UilV itf I '..lif .-iu It a
trill . aiu.. ; f ' .
w - miuufii -. . i J ill itn n ccs n,
Joe Tyler i now employed lor West A
Richards to run their me.t market in
eT l ar-, while these gentlemen are '
:raversing tne country buying cattle, by
which to supply their patrons. Salem
Independent.
Miss Mary Gray, a t-n year old gill,
rode a bicycle from Halsey to Harris
burg last Saturday in an hour and a quar
ter which i good time for a Ult'e girl.
The dittance is ten miles and no stops
for rest were made. Halsey News.
Lawrence Harris left for Ann Arbor,
Mich., en this morning's local train,
whee he intends taking a coarse in law
in tbe college at that place. Lather
Fisher will join him at Portland tomor
row morning and they will proceed east
ward :ogether, Mr Fisher also intending
to take a coarse at tbe same college.
Eugene Guard.
TRAGEDY AT UARRISBURG.
A Boy Kills A Girl With A Stick.
Saturday evening an unfortunate affair
occurred at Uarrisburg near a bop yard,
one that resulted fatally, where 10 per
haps a hundred similar cases nothing
more serious than a child's quarrel
would have transpired. A Brownlee boy
aged fourteen, was curing a small tree
down, when a girl named Itoee. of i
Cottage Grore came np and a dispute j him his salary. The matter will be carried
arose about the tree, not a "very serious j to the supreme court." Reports from dif
one, though the boy be ram e angered, ferent parts of tbe state indicate that a
and picking np a stick threw it swiitlv batch of bogs were e'ected to office last
at tbe girl, wbo lowered bei bead, and, ' Jam . Sheriffs and oanty clerks not only
instead of dodging it, received the blow want the fat salaries; but are reaching out
just behind one of her ears in a fatal 'fcr the whole business. Tbe law is un
POt She fell 10 the ground and died j
n alter. Tbe affair caused general j
regret, as the result was simply an a-.at-
dent, and was not intended bv the boy. I-
Coroner Jayne ca'Ied a coroners jury.!.
which found in accordance with tbe j "
fact The boy was token into custody
ana win oe given an examination iq. ;
morrow. It is probable be will oe
held
'or manslaughter,
" r '
Brownsville Happenings.
Prof R K Michener and wife arrived in
this place from Albany. Wednesday and
nave commenced boose keeping.
M iss Lillian Wyman. of Albany, has
been visiting in this place for the past two
ire lu.
The --irowosville public schools will
commence another vears work nex Men
!vmn"n?
The institutions of learning
in this city have always been among tbe
I best in the iilaniette Valley and we hope
: that the good name gained in the paat will
be retained and added to in the future.
There are now five teachers employed and
it will probably be necessary to secure an
other one at least part of the ensuing year.
A number of our sport loving young
men went to Lebanon Sunday to witness a
foot race between Myers, of Scio. and
Lewis, of Lebanon. The former was an
easy winner. A race was matched and ran
between Ed Lance, of this place, and Cary.
of Scio. Lance proving to be much tie
swifter man
The members of tbe Christian
are worcina very diligently to
Church
Kciare
means with which to erect a new church.
A site baa been secured near tbe bridge in
North Brownsville and that denomination
fully expect to have a nice edifice upon it
within a s'jort time.
There is a large amount of sickness in
and about Brownsville this fall, mostly
among children, and is doe to the too tree
indulgence in green fruits.
Mr and Mrs 8 B Tycer had tbe "misfor
tune to lose their little daughter last Thurs
day. It was buried Friday.
Ralph Knr.pp has returned from Wash
ington and Li working in the Times office.
Tho Kay, formerly superintendent of
the woolen mills here, but njw of the
Salem mills, has been visiting mends in
this place the past week.
The Baptist Church, which has been
without a pastor for tbe pat year will
elect one next Saturday. Rev C C Sparry .
well known throughout the entire country,
and who has for many years preached here,
will probably Ije the mao.
There t men Catarrh in this seeticn of the
couatry than ill ether ni.-eano jrot infreiner.
and uni t! ttiu last few year -xt BupTx-.fr-r! to be
incurable. Mr a great many yinnnloclon pro
nounced it a local lu 1
1 1
. ascribed local
renvditr. ami by constantly falinir to core with
local tr'Vtiiirnl. m i .'l it incUTaMe. Bri
SMS h3 proven calarih to rv constitutional
disease, aadj require constitutional
treatment. Hall's CWTtt Cure, manoraciurea
by P.J. Chncy &.O,. 'i !..-', n. Ohio. I the only
consult' ! " if r in ' market. It I taken
internal!.;- in dor 'i -ni lOdn to a tapoon
ful. It actdi;eeil7 t'ie li:'oJ and mucous
surface ot S or.o hundred
dollar (or utfi ' owe. Bond for
slrrtili.ni a-. 1. .. . es,
p..;. - . io Toledo, 0.
JtsTBsld by Drut;;,::..,:. 750.
Mr W Gilford Nushpropo-e to resume
giving leison on ths pianoforte, in Albany
on Thurday afternoon. and Friday morn
ing of cac1 week. He will be found at
Ihe redden :e of Mr Willis Nash, corner
of Fourth and Montgomery streets, where
terms can be ascertained and arrange
ments made. Mr W Glfford Nash ha
recently returned from a course of nearly
four vears study at Lelpzle.Germsny : one
vear in the conservatory, and Ihe rett of
the time a a private pupil of Herr Pro
feasor Krue.
Bath at VierecU
jutting parlors.
shaving aod hair
Or- Price' Cream Biking Powder
World's Fair Highest Award.
A fine large stove for sale, inquire at
Verick's Barber shop.
Save monev by buying your school
shoes of Klein & Dubrullle, a they keep
them In repair free of charge.
Buv vour school (hoe of Klein A Du-
! bruille as thev keep them In good repair
free of charge.
Toklne for the bl lod.
Take Toklne liver pill.
Hot bath at Verick's shaving parlor.
Hot Baths and warm rooms at Verick's
shaving pat lor.
Bartlett pear at the Port Office grocery
Choice Crawford peach by the boa at
the Post Office grocery.
TUESD AT2T
A Model Hop Yahd. We doubt if
thore is a hop yard on the Pacific coast that
equals the yield of the Wm Neis yard, on
the bank or the Willamette river a short
distance above Springfield. There are 28
acres planted in hops, and on Saturday
night, after only nine days picking, 350
bales wen1 ready for shipment. It is ex
pected to finish Tuesday with at least 380
bales. The bales will average 200 pounds
each, n totiil of 76,000 pounds, or 2700
pot. in Is to the acre. Last year this yard
averaged 2850 pounds to the acre. Mr
Neis has the yard under thorough cultiva
tion, sprays and strips all leaves and run
ners from the body of the vines. He has
not been troubled with lice or mould, and
his hops oro first class in every particu'ar.
The yard is equipped with seven drying
floors, and the hops are saved whilo in
S roper condition. This year he dried from
M) 10 620 boxes daily. Mr Neis will ship
100 bales to Portland Tuesday. Eugene
Guard.
Tiik Harrisbuiu Cask. Mr L M Curl
went to Uarrisburg this noon to prosecute
the Rrownlee boy who caused the death of
the Ross girl, lie plead not guilty and
his examination was to take place IM
afternoon. It is reported that the Boss
girl had whipped the boy before hand, ami
a young man from there pays he heard the
girl swear frequently. There is quite n
sentiment that not verv much can ever be
done with him. The father of the Brown
lee boy was murdered at Junction City,
instead of Brownsville, by H A brums, who
was convicted and sent to the penitentiary,
fterwards being pardoned.
Bicycle Races Charles Searr , of this
city, was entered in the two mile handicap
ana one-half mile bic rle races to take
place in Salem today. The other entries
were Chester Murphy, C Winters, R H
Miller, and Wih Babcock. of Salem, Dr
ieorge Wright, of McMinnville, C L
Howe, M J Lee and H B Hewitt, of Port
land, Ray Parker. Southern Or.-gon's fast
est rider, of 'dedford Hewitt stands the
; ben eliancc of winning in most of hieraoes
of the week
j The half mile contest today was a warm
; one from the skirt It was soon apparent
j th-.t it lay between Charles Sears of this
city and Hewitt of Portland. The Albany
man proved to have tbe speed and paril
the line jut ahead of Hewitt in 1 :1
mile novice was won bv a Salem m
. The
man. 1 lie
two mile open was won by
Hewitt, who
was a little too much for Sears at that dis
tance Rorbkd W im.u is Albaxv. A N
Locke lire four miles north of Corvallis
and with bis family spent last Thursday in
Albany, When he arrived home a senVtle
i sacque. belonging to his wife, a pair of
i pants, hat. jumper and other things that
I ought to have been inside the house were
! goe. and about the rooms were evidences
that someone had ransacked the premises .
j Search showed that the kitchen door that
t had been securely locked was unlocked- A
watermelon was also misting from the
kitchen table, and out on tbe railroad track
the remains of it were found. The thitf
used a skeleton key on the kitchen door and
undoubtedly made bis way north on the
railroad. The value of the stolen property
was about $25. Mr Locke was in town
Friday morning, swore out a warrant and
the sheriff went in pursuit, but the thief
eluded capture Time.
u to bk i F.-TEU. B.iamatn rails
Express: County Clerk Leavitt is goinv to j
I'-" .an ...w i : tr Ml tm
- - i . I - I r - -
isiature, and the result will be of interest
to every county in the state. He collected
i5i.,o for fees daring July and August
and declined to pay the came over to tbe
treasurer, claiming he was entitled to the !
fees, whereupon ihe court refused to allow
doobtedly a failure c far. and will continue
to be unless county court display great
back bone.
. . w .
''f V. J" T
down from Myrtle Creek taking in the
T He reports .mite an exciting time
ii waen wawoop cium
a five-Doint bock through town. Kd IVnn
J icott and Maine Gabbert tried their pro-
fkiency in the gunning art on tbe poor
, thing. Tbey fired thirty five shot at it
awl never touched a hair. It seemed to be
; making an examination into the fruit bus
iness for it went through John Hall's dryer
All effort to effect it capture proved
fruitless and the buck now roams the woods
and tells his family of the adventuresome
trip he took to find out the proper way to
core prunes and that the Myrtle i leek crack ,
shots are not able to score a bull's eye. or a
duck either. 1 laiudeaier.
A BrsAWAY Match. The Democrat
vestenlav mentioned the marriage of
Walter Milhollen and E. M. Berthold,
and the fact that the brides mother was
considerably grieved over tbe matter, j
not yet being 15 years of age, where the !
affidavit of Wm. Douglas, declares her to
be over 18 vears of age. Last evening ,
Mrs. tierthol'l swore out a warrant in
Justice Harris' court for the arrest of
both Douglas and Milhollen, but neither
can be- found, and no such person as Wm
Douglas is from the neighborhood be-
1 : t .. ik., I ,i.
la... .
Sies:"'- They .ecured the animaland
irta
Ax Accident. Kd Zeyss Jr., while
running a piece of lumber through the
Slaner made a false moove and got one
nger on the left hand under the planer
knife severing the finger, necewitating
a second amputation at first joint. Mr.
Mag ton attended him, dressed the linger
and sent him home ior a rest.
Th Modern Beauty
Thrive on good food snd sunih'.ne,
with plenty of exerd' in the open air.
Her form glow with health snd her face
bloom with it beauty. If her ytem
need the cleanting ac ion of a laxative
remedy, he uses the gentle and pleasant
liquid laxative Syrup ot Fig.
See my novel. ie in men fine hoe.
S E Toi-ng.
Millinery. Mrs E E ParrUli I now
praprletor of the mlliincry tore formerly
run by Mr Bllyeu. She ha puicttased
one of the largest and finest stock of
millinei y noods, diiect from Ihe eat ever
brought to Albany .and at prepared to give
our citizens the bet in the millinery line.
Mrs Parnsh haa secured the service of
a competent trimmer from Portland
. . 1
Psrrish repoits the stock a new one, the
old stock having been removed, and hence
can offer the very latest styles.
Money To Loan.
1 have mousy to lo,.n on good farm
land In Linn and Be.iton counties in
sum njt over $3000. No delay in fur
nishing the coin. Call on Cu Burkharl,
Albany, uregon. Also money 10 loan on
city property in any amount.
A (iROCKR
With "SaNn"
Will nr t put it Into hi sugar,
but rather Into bis bulnes principle.
Try Parkt r Bros for the bet grocerle.
freibest pioduce and leading baked good.
They have the popular approval.
Don't scold your wife ; but get your
grocerle where they can be depended
upon.
(Jet bak id good that are well put to
gether and properly baked.
Parker Bros treat you well the year
round.
Its time tl ave your photo made now.
See the new sample at Tinkles and have
one made.
See thoie elegant Montello Cabinets at
$2.50 per doz at Tinkles, the very bet
finish.
DrG W Maston, physician and urgson.
Calls answered promptly in city or
country.
Will & Stark keep up with the timesin
the latet atyle of jewelry. Vou will not
ml it if you call on them for anything
In the jewelry line.
The bot!roMt node in the oity
t Com ad
rt jyer a.
Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World s Pair Highest Medal and Diatom-
THE HIGHEST AWARD.
Royal Baking Powder in Strength
and Value 20 Per Cent, above
Its Nearest Competitor.
The Royal Baking Powder hiis the en
viable record of having received the highest
award for articles of its class greatest
strength, purest ingredients, most jierfect
ly combined wherever exhibited in com
petition with others. In the exhibitions of
former years, at the Centennial, at Paris,
Vienna and at the various State and Indus
trial fairs, where it has been exhibited,
judges have invariably awarded the Royal
Baking Powder the wgnsst honors.
At the recent World Fair the examina
tion tor the baking powder awards were
made by the experts of the chemical divis
ion of the Agricultual Departmental Wash
ingion. The official report of the tests of
the baking powders which were made by
this department for the rpecific purpose of
ascertaining which was the best, and which
has been made publi shows the leavening
strength cf the Royal to be 100 cubic inches
of carbonic gas per ounce of powder. Of
the cream of tartar baking powders exhib
te J at tne Fair, the next highest in strength
thus tested contained but 133 cubic inches
of leavening gas. The other powdc-rs gave
an average of 111. The Royal therefore,
was found of 20 par cent greater leavening
strength than its nearest competitor,
aad 44 per cent above the average of all
tho other tests. Its superiority in other
respects, however, in the quality of the
food it makes as to fineness, delicacy and
wholesonioness, could not be measured by
figures.
It is thare high qualities, known and ap
preciated by the women of the country for
so many years, that have caused the safes of
the Koyal Baking Powder, as shown by
statistics, to exceed the sales of all other
baking powders combined.
Mr R E Hibler, the Scio merchant, wai
in the city today.
Hon J K Weathcrford and wife weie at
the State fair yesterday.
Mr Wren Ross has returned from h is trir
to the i iddo Hills.
Hen W Kirk Price, of Tolo, Jackson
countv. was in the city today on bis way to
the State fair.
The Mrs Hopkins went to Salem this
noon to attend the state fair and visit rela
tive. and friends for a week.
Mr Q B Skinner left today for Nebraska,
where a daughter is lyinc dangerously ill
with the consumption.
Rev S K Meminger, of McMinnville. is
in the city on his way to the annual con
ference at F.ugene, which meets . tomorrow.
James Kenneth of Albany, and Miss
Clara Trauna. of Spokane Falls, were mar
ried in Dallaw last Saturday, September .
fnilependeno.' hnterprise.
Prof II H White ha been employed to , about nine yean ago is to be pardoned bi
tch the Tan (rent school for tbe next six i Gov Pennoyer. savinir ereat nreasnni bad
teach tbe 1 an gent school tor tne next six
months. The Irof is one of the most suc
cessful teachers of the county.
Mis Mary Cumliff, who thought of or
ganizing a class in elocution here, has been
engaged as instructor in elocution and del-
' I
swre in tne Albany college. lor "jjc
COIU-
ug year. CortilSii Times.
A telephone message receive, I from
Sodaville today state that Mrs Geo F Craw
is now unconscious and hourly growirg
weaker. Her life i despaired of. MrCaw
is at ber bedside giving ber every attention
i possible. Eugene Guard.
Hon H H Gilfrey. reading clerk at tbe
U S Senate, who on account of his great
posnLrit-; and ability has held the position
"Kn several administrations. r,i.fe.i
Albany last night lor Lane county
on a visit with hi father
Mr J M Nolan. Cervailis
live merchant,
on hi way to
m Albany this noon
Salem, to make arrangement with tbe Kay
Woo ion mill for the manufacture ef O A C
uniform, the control for which Mr Nolan
again secured against considerable compe
tition. The concert tonight at the Presbyterian
Church should oe given a full noose. Prof
Wood is not only an expert violinist, but
be is a gentleman deserving the support of
the pubic He ha teen identiSed with
the coast since I'SSt, when be was first in
Albany.
The Sovereign Grand Ladge f O O F
met a'. Chattanooga Tennessee yesterday.
"The" Albany (fecial Club mill have a
special meeting 00 Wednesday evening
Sty. tS, 1S94, oy order of president.
The City Battling Compans has nought
out ihe Albany Soda Work and wi
hereafter conduct tbe business ot both.
The barn of G W Vernon, near Scio
wat burned a few nigbl ago. It wa
supposed 10 be ioctndiary.
On Sept to tbe time expires when the
government will prti.t addressed env or
after that date all return addresses will
have to be secured of the job printers of
tne couatry .
I'm Kcstfall does not believe the 11 ei
war nevra, which reron ,hat the C't.ir.e
were whipped. He say the paper ile,
and we'll tee.
Woman tuffragc meetings are held
weekly in Portlatd, ihe latt one at the
ieidc.ice of Mrs Ab'gti! Scoit Dunlway.
Among tbe attcr.dt.u I Mrt 0 N Denr v.
Tbe R R Commissioners pitted through !
lbany last nigV for the California Sine,
and will intpect tne road on thaw, return.
Two Corvallis girls were in Albany
Sunday on a tide, when tncii horse ran
away, giving t.err. rot a very
' rIUnM hf
r:tu:ned home
On the 'h
of OctoUr the Albany
Social Club will give their first annual
ball at their ball in the Baltimore block.
The Salem orchestra h been secured for
the ocalon.
A tower I beliie built in London that
wi!'. be lCO feet hikh,i?s felt big-tier than
the E10el tower. Wait until the United
State begin building theli.
An exciting bear hunt wa cn caged n
br a threshing crew near A'.c ll week.
It was alter ward learned that the brute
was a pet which had strayed away from
the ho-ic of its owner near Silverlon.
appeal.
Linn Engine Co No 2 held its annual
election lat night, resulting a follow: 'ft
V Rowelt. president; N M Newport, ec-
retarv ; Wm hand, financial eeretary ; J
H Howard, treasurer; .lame Shle.ds,
foreman ;J H Stewart, 1st asttotant; A
skarr. 2nd assistant.
Goiemor Pennoyer yesterday pardoned
Ftank J Wll-on, who wa en'etccd from
Linn county March 24,1892, for the crime
of burglary for the term ol five years.
His pardon wa recommended by the dis
trict attorney who tried the ce CV
Snow, of Baker city, wa also pardoned.
fJUr Adam the painless demWl not being
able to do near all work nrnted to hi
j oErc has concluded to employ aisittance
rlw?htrh m-tll enable him lo rin mnrr wnra
Palnte filling and extrcting I what the
people want.
The fruit dryer just conttr-jctcd on the
Finley place by H M S.ore wa used for
the firt time Friday evening, when about
75 bushel of prune were dried. It
work was extremely atif iclory . Drying
begins In full blast Monday on the petite
prunes. The Italian are not cot quiet
ready for drying. limes.
Wants It smashed. Last year 20,000
bushels of wheat were hauled bv teamsters
from the Tangent warehouse to Albany for
shipment over me r. non A Hlevina
who operated itio warenouse at that time
was in town Friday, and relates the rail
road asked four cents for carrying the grain
to Albany, wnne mo steamfters made
monev out of the job nt 2'4. These fiirures
show now faithfully the commission dances
when the railroad company ptillsthe string
and Mr .Blevins believes with the great
majority that the machine that evolve
such a travesty on equitable freioht rates
snouid M Miiiwi 1 na mill Times.
0OD WANTED, n. nnmbar of
001 d of wo or tody Br wanted
at this omoe on rarvits intend
log 'o turniah deliver it
sasti
Albany Market.
Wnewt.8
Oats, I6o
Hour, 8.90
Butter, 18o.
Kggs, 12e..
Tatnl. 12 to 16c.
Pork ham.Uto 16:, slioulders,9;tol(Kx
de. 11 to isc.
Hey. baled, 1 7,
Vo atoea, t(K,
Apples ,.40
Wuo He Is. fha man arrested and held
to await the action of tbe grand jury for
breaking into the 0 P depot, proves to have
ueen a resiuent or uregon for nt least six
years. His name is A D Avetton. Several
years ago an Albany lawyer settled up an
mmuf lor nun inc indications are now
that he has been in his present b-jsiness for
some time. On the Monday in the after
noon when the u V depot whs first robljed
a man was caught going through the house
of hugene I isher.of Millers, lie was asked
why tie did sues tilings and remarked that
it was his business. Mr Fis'jer went to
the jail today end recognized Averton as the
man. An examination ot Averton discov
ered a book with quite a number of settings
to stones inside, a fact that makes its own
suggestion. 'Ihe prisoners bonds are $1 50,
and he states that he bos friends in Salem
who wih go on them so he can secure his
liberty.
A Ti; Stoby. Here is a true story,
one from life. It is full of ro.nunce, and
at the same time is somewhat of an eye
opuwr. About three months ago a party
traveling by wagon through Ashland, says
the Tidings, included a young man aged
IS years. A similar party, traveling north
ward, included a girl 15 years of age. They
met in n camp near town, were smitten
mutually and were married. The young
couple remained here and the campers
went their respective ways. Within a few
weeks love's young dream was o'er. The
young man turned out to be a brute, abus
ed and maltreated bis wife and then left
the country, abandoning her to the Bestiea
of the community. Some people herckind
ly gave her a home until she received last
week money enough to pay her railroad
fare to Moscow, Idaho, where ber relatives
now are. She started for that place Satur
day evening.
PaoK Wood's Coxceht. A pleased
a alienee greeted Prof Woods concert at
Hm t resbyterian Church lost evening. Tbe
f'rof was heard in several selections show
ing his genius on the violin. A duet by
Prof Wood, on the violin and Louis Blake
ly. cn the piano, the Poet and Pleasant
o enure, was a musical treat. Mr Blakely
in several piano solos disp ayed a talent
that speaks for a bright future. He has
a true touch, splendiuaction and excellent
expression and executes in a popular way.
He u only 20 years of age, resides at
tugene, where he has been studying medi
cine for a year. He will travel with Prof
v cod during tbe winter. This was his
first appearance. They were well support
ed by load talent. Miss Lilly Farrell.
Mrs Lee and Mrs Nutting being heard in
vocal solos and Misses Farrell and Van
Horn in a duet
W W ' j Aoais. To-iay s Ore-
gonian contains a long article in which it
declares that it is probable W W Saunders,
who murdered Charles Campbell in Albany
been brought to bear on the Governor, and
intimating that Attorney General Chain -
certain, wno wa prosecuting attorney at
the time may sign the petition. A resume
of the incident of tbe murder is rivr
.Ui t ;i: s . as ,. .
' J lunar w ail otu II m . n .
o uu uty. 11 u uted tnat Miss Minnie
Allison, to whom Saunders wa engaged,
and ber sister Mattie. now married, reside
in Montana. Ihe matter will be watched
with great interest by Albany peopie.
AGcx CcciD-.xr.-ln the nailers cf
stand up an gun accidents Lane rounty
con'iB3eu kec? up It record Toe
Guard tell of another guo ep'.sod;:
Last evening about tuojoara a Dick
Ma shall wa tiding horseback on hi way
to hi home about five mile beliw Eu
gene on the river road, he was bit bv a
couple cf stray tn?d hct from a gun in the
hand of Geo San(K!ers. a yoasx man
about xo year of age, who wat shooting
a pheasant.
I." McKennv was clted and extracted
one !aot Irotn M irahai' p-eca. The other
'hot ruck an e,re ar d ' -r J ucl r the
note probably destroy to' tbe c reslght of
one eve.
Bu.o Ton. Our caucus generally
wish to bear him on his advent here the
1st or'Jndcf October, f be Loai.ville Time
says: Blind Tom gave another of hi won
derful performances at lederkranx Hall
lat night before a large audience. It i
the event of a life time to bear och a tcar
velously girad person. Although eotirely
untutored. Blind Tom plays almost fanit
leasiy the most difficult work of the mas
ters. and can repeat on toe piano anything
played for him once. Hi performance not
only served to interest, but also to still fur
tner mystify. He is a deeply interesting
character. iud every one should aee aad near
him.
No Jloiu. pAnoon NfWa. Governor
Pennoyer, through hi private secrctaay.Mr
Munley. yesterday placed the following rule
in loroe at tbe rapitol: "i nder
iiti or to; j;,,' eoZ i
must report to each lesrUlattve aaawnbly all !
casr of reprieve, communications and
pard a. 1 'wing to the pertuteit arfS raa
licicu representations, no report hereafter,
of such coses, other tbn that provided by
law. will be made from tbe executive office. '
The live paper ot Salem will undoubtedly
I give the new nevertheless.
Tut BbOWXLEK BoT DfSCHA&0ED.
Tbe examination of the Brownlee boy
created great interest in Havtricborg yes
terday afternoon. Justice Howell" court
being packed. ' L M Curl appeared for the
state and Hon J K Wcatherford tor the
defense. The evidence nhowed tJkt tje
Rem girl first threw a stick at tbe boy as
well a to have hit him with a whip be
sides whipping a five year old boy. Tbe
Brownie bey is only eleven years of ave
and only did what most any boy would
have done. The sympathy of Harrisburg
people wa almost universally with the
defendant, and his discba.ge by tbe Justice
gave great satisfaction.
Bto Frkigiit Biix. Mr ESichel arrived
home from Virginia Wednesday evening.
ft Uiljson anil E ti raves have also returnct .
Of the 225 head of horses shipped east by
these gentlemen and J H Crooks, all but
44 bad been mid when they started home
Mr Crooks and his son will remain at South
Boston, Va.. until these are sold. A fair
market was met with. The cost of trans
portation from Huntington. Or., to Lynch-
burg, Va.. wa t 32.05. Prinesville
Review.
State Fair. in the half mite bicycle
race yesterday Charles Sears of this city
came in first, Hewitt, second; Pay Parker.
3rd, and Dr George Wright was next to
the last. Watt Shipp, of Salem, won the
mile race instead of Hewitt; Hewitt 2nd :
Sears who with Howe, had the least handi
cap, was 6th. Shipp. who won bad the
greatest cano:tc;ip. o yam, lime ;:;!.
Montana won tne z:i trot, r lora u. a
Linn county horse wa distanced.
A Itwood won the 2:25 pacing race, best
time, 2:26.
Biooest Devil Fish. Mr. Clias
Bailev on his wav ut to the beach last
Wednesday . discovered a monster devil
tish stranded on the beach about five
miles below Bandon. Its longest tentacle
measured 14 net in width, giving me-
motutcr a spread of 52 feet. It is be
lieved to bv the largest specimen of the
species ever found on the Pacific coast.
tianuon nocom.
Declared IssAjiK. Mi Frank Isabel
a brother In law of Mr Laed, rts ding
a few mil touth of Albany.wa brough
to ihe city, and, upon examination was
committed to the asylum, where he
wa taken by Mr Latsell. Isabel i
about forty five year of age, i single ana
ha been outol his heaJ tor auovi a year
He I ha:mle.
Look out for Mr Ahby fall stock of
millinery
Seethe new "Aureole" phot a: -tnK
e.
WILL a STARK, the jewelers.
Highest Honors
DPRICE'S
Tkt oaly Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. --No Anuaonta; No Almtt.
Used in Millioas of Homes 40 Years the Standard
HOME AND ABROAD
Ladies cheao shoes. Good wesrers and
very neat. Atrt E Youvo'g.
My first Invoice of Lsdies coals and
Jacket has arrived. S E Young
Tne tax lely in New York City Is 17.9
mills, over double ihat cf Albany, on a
high aessment,
Pagiie in ids crop upon says seeding
haibeen begun In Linn county on sum
mer fallow.
The soliciting committee will call on
subscribe' to the band und for tcftlr sub
scription ihe last of thin week; so thai
work may be begun on the structure,
which be errt 1 ted cn the corner of
the fquase oprosite 1- Vcrrick's residence.
At the pirdic school Hfi were enrolled
ytsleidsy, ..:, attendance i"J y I
about 400. This U sorrewhat short of the
opening day last year. The attendance
of the younger fchola's is up to the aver
age but shtrt wuh the older oies. Eu
gene Guard. In ihe Unlveiklty 70 new
students hsd enroded
The president of the southern Pacific,
Mr Huntington, is In Oregon, Jim Hid
of the Great Northern, nas been here.ihe
Oregon Pacific is going to have sonr.e
railroads. She has had no rogress,
compared to the i-opies of ihe ne-a era
of her development now dawning, Salem
Sutrsman.
Ho? pl.kers re scirce, and In a good
many places it lias been impossible to get
enough pickers. 40 cents a box wg paid
at first; out this has been increased to
50 cents, no' withstanding the low price
of hops. Win re are the men who have
cecn claiming there wan nothing to do.
Mr lionet Farw II fits brtrun a suit
against ihe oant y e'erk to resualn tne
collection cf certain fees in advsr.ee. as a
test case of ihe new law. It will be ar
gued before the coming Chcult cocrt ar.d
betaken to the Supreme court The j
next state legislature should make tha
!w soplsin H.at any one can understand
It.
Baker Ci'v De rr.ocrarc tay; "It is
state.: Mr Jck i quire ha purchased
the White in :he Dolly Vardln mines,
giving her entire ownership of the prop
erty. The constderatioi- is said la be !
000, 710,000 caidow-i, bilatice fn notes.
Tbe ten tamp mill on the mine is ready
toi operation and will betarted shortly,''
wis squire w lor.-nerlv Mr Walker ol
Staver & Warier,
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Mrs Merrill returned to her home in Port
land to day.
Mrs Tim Wandel and son ent to Eu
gene today for a week's visit.
Miss Writman went to CcrvalHs this i
. , , ? -
noon on a week's vuit with friends
Mis Franine la;.', r. of Eugene, has
been visiting friends here for some time.
Mr A D B.-asfkid, cf Seal Book, and Dr
Ktch. of Toledo, wa in the city today.
The Misee Ha-ding, of Mt Angel, two
of Marion county': most accomplished
young ladies who bave been the guest of
Mr Houck. returned home today-
Mr Otey Vtcodwcrth has a tjar skin;
Larked tip on bis barn, which be brought
with him from tbe mountains. Ir Lein-
enger aad C w Watts, of the party are ex
pected home tonight.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN?
Fact or Fiction about Two
lair Awari.
Great
A rewsparr jagraph denounces as
' false"' toe claim of a baking powder com
pany to an award at tbe World's Fair.
Whom can it mean I
Certainly not Dr Price's. Why? Be
cause, a the rwrd show. Ir Price' ex- j
bibited. compel ! and received the highest '
award, both at Chicago aad tbe t aiifornxa
Midwinter Fair. Tl e award in California
included Gold Medal Tbe official examin- j
en pronounced it tbe ttronaest. the purest, j
the most wholesome aad efficient of a. I the I
baking powders. Its title to confidence is '
uc-iaestioned
Can it be tbe manufacturer of a New j
York powder, fictitiously labelled abso-1
lately pure'" wbo are making false" .
ciaims? That w-uld be strange indeed, in- '
aamuch a tbey were not even 1 niaStale 11 il i
in the awards.
Was it A mm -mis in the New York 1
powder that prevented its mixer from
competing.- If not what?
On The Ssiuthern Boundary.
Sept . 17th. li'-M.
Tbe recent bervy rain have laid the dust
and cleared away the smoke and greatly re
joiced the heart of toe farmers.
Bamaa ai at .Ka aiofcw . rmr
' f H 3t!'nd'ns
:. !" .. , .,,
i i...v (iL.r a:: i ..-if-;- ,-iuua wu r na
have moved to Eu ene where they will at
ad school tki winter.
Mr Charles crimes eutertaiaei her
mend with a lawn nartv on mnintr re
cently, in honor of Miss Nellie Thomas.
who has since gone to Portland to school
Stealing watermelon has beea quite the
rage with the bey lately, and to a much
greater extent, "the rage with the owners
of tbe melons.
Messrs Morris, of Sales. Sabin of Har-
nsburg. r uber and another dealer of Lo-
gene, were all in tins vicinity baying cattle
last weet.
There was a dance at Hyde's hop honse
one evening lat week which we under
stand broke up in a row owing to the sup
ply of beer.
Mr and Mrs Herman have a new daugh
ter, their twelfth child.
Two men killed a bear on Vest Point one
day recently.
The wrought iron range agents are can
vassing in this m'igbborhooii at present.
J ill : r
iu are seining rew ranges.
Mrs Allinirhatn. on and daughter will
go to Lower Soda this week for a short va
cation. Mr and Mrs I! R Holt expect to go to
Sodaville in a few days to spend a week or
ten days.
Mrs Hoffman and children have returned
to Eugene to spend the winter.
Mr B:banon burned a lot of his oaU
while trying to burn the straw around his
threshing floor, perhaps Oregonians are not
the only ones who have to learn after all.
Oakvillc.
Mr W J Barton ha ihe on tract for
painting the school house. Mr B il a first
class painter.
Prof Smith has a larsv school and there
is a daily increase m number.
We visited the now residence of Mr
David Shearer on Church street, the build
ing is not yet completed. Mrs S showed
us through and described tlie plan. We
wen? impressed with one part oi tne plan,
that is abundance of light and ventilation.
We congratulate Mr Sharer for being the
owner ot tne BBflsx anisnexi noose in .-
ville.
Mr Ceo barton is busy budding, how
ever he will stop long enough to go to the
state horse trot.
We visited the office of Dr W B Hamil
ton, found Due at home busily engjiged
reading in the latest work on surgery. Doc
is clever ami accommodating; lie snoweu
us his large stock of surgical tools and
knows bow to use them, he also has medi
cine for every ailment known to humanity.
D A Wade and family went to Newport
last week.
The sound of the wood saw is heanl in
the land, "Don't monkey with the buz
saw.1'
Ripo tomatoes at Smith's corner of
Church and State streets. Amicvs.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powci
Awarded Cold Mulal Midwinter Klr. San Punch, v
W or Id's Fair
A GOOD CITIZEN.
Oakville, Or., September 18, 1894.
The resignation of Rev A M Ac bison as
pastor of the United Presbyterian church of
this place will leave a vacancy in this com
munity which will be hard to fill. Mr
Achison came to Oregon immediately after
grrd nation from college and seminary and
has since remained here continuously tor a
period of eighteen years. Here he has
spf nt the morning of his life and here he
has put forth his best efforts to build aphis
i a ireh. and in the interest of his peopie.
Homo men pursue their chosen calling for
fame, others for money, while others do
their work for works sake; to this class
certainly belong the ncblest men found in
the public service of tbe time. They are
stimulated by a higher incentive than ap
plause or worldly gain, a desire to make
others better and nobler, a desire to better
the condition of those around them. Large
ly through tbe influence of Mr Achison has
me membership or tne Willamette church
been increased to twice its original num
ber; a mission has been established at
Shedd and good substantial chnrch build
ings bave been pot up at each of the above
named places; church homes that would be
creditable in far richer communities than
these. Though he may go away the work
he has done will live on. For from under
the influence of his work have gone out, and
will continue to go out vouncr men and
i women to fill all tbe higher paths and walks
i of life; people who will wield an influence
wherever they may go for troth and right.
Mr Achison has always been identified with
all tboe movements that have built up the
educational and chnrch interests of this
neighborhood, and today no better com
munity can be found in the state. He will
leave a bort of friends in the church and
out of it who wish him unbounded success
in bis undertaking wherever he may go.
May be be spared to bis family and his
friends for the work which has.been pointed
out for him to do, which he has thus far so
nobly performed, till be shall receive the
plandit the greatest which a father can be
stow upon one of his children "Well done
good and faithful servant." The word
faithful here is rightly used, for it is the
faithful service that must win the valid
P""8
As OrrsiPKR.
FINE CLOTHING TO ORDER.
Fit Guaranteed.
We have just received our New
Sample for tbe coming Fall and Winter
. Season from the large aad well known
Tailoring establishments of M Born & Co.,
; J Soloman Si Co., Hart A Oberadorf, aad
Ken worth & Co , four of the Largest
: Tailoring Establitbmens in tbe east, and
" cordially invite yon to inspect them
Tt , : : - . . ,, , c
Tbe line is exceptionally large and fine. !
aod ail goods will be made op in tbe beet
manner and verr latest ttyles, and at
j pric with which no local tailor can
i compete
rrr gcaxajstebo.
We shouid be pleased tc recti. e your
erder for any garn enta that yon may
need be it Suit, Fants, or Overcoat
and hoping you wi l favor as with an
; early call, we remain.
tours respectively,
A. B. Mcfxwanr.
HIGH LIVING,
if you keep at it, is
apt to tell upon the
liver. The tilings
to prevent this are
Dr. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets. Take
one of these little
Pellets for a correc
tive or gentle laxa
tive three for a
cathartic. They're
the smallest, easiest
to take, pleasant est
and most natural in
the way they act
They do permanent
I good. Constipation,
Indigestion, Bilious
Attacks, Sick or Bilious Head- ;
iache, and all derangements of
' the liver, stomach, and bowels,
are prevented, relieved, and
cured.
They're guaranteed to give
satislaction in everv case.
MU.-U'.UUll Ul CICIY UK. VII
your money is returned.
The worst cases of Chronic
Catarrh in the Head, yield to
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
So certain is it that its mak
ers offer $500 reward for an
incurable case.
, , .
H r
MERRILL.
INSURANCE AND
BROKER
MONEY
Albany, Or.
and county warrants bought acd
City
od.
C MOOS, eppotite Ru hcuse. tkor,
J feed, baJ, thorta, Gnr meal, Gra-
! bucawbea. rj
door, hay, oats.
straT, potatc, etc.
J1EO E FISH
THE PLUMBER.
Tin rootling and plumbing,
the opera house.
Opposite
FOR BARGAINS I rtai ette a Ur e
or ciU ob lamsaW CvJwslI ft Co
Jefleiaoo.
v ATS--Highest market price paid for
V oats by at Senoers, Albany, ur.
T70DND.
A ladies hand bag, probably
X dropped from
a wagon, in this city.
Call at Democrat office for the same.
BICYCLE Ifr sale eheap. Inquire at
DkmocraTv tflee.
TCSTRaY- A Hack mulov three vear
I at old heif.-r. sotuewt'ere in tbe Oak
(.'reek bottom, near Ihe Ocwden place.
Any information win le rladlv rrcolted
at Shu.u Bros Meet Marks! .
J ANTED. A girl to do general
V v nouse wot m a small tamilv. ror
further particular aply to this office.
POULTRY MARKET
AU hinds cf game, nh, poultry, el
crabs, cyktets, etc. Opposite Raver
Hou so. EpScbmik.
H C Watson Luther Kikins.
WATSON & ELKINS
ATTOKN BYS XASSff.
Office First National Bank building
Bu tints intiuittti to is will rve
prompt and careful attention.
WALLIS NASH,
ATTORITatX AT LAW
WD1 practice ia all the court of the
state.
Office First Nat'l Bank building.Albony
Oregon.
WANTED. -A Livery stable at once,
a fine corner lot will b given to
any person who builds and operate a
atablu fr this purpose. Address Stable,
In oa re of Albany Dexoosut.
. u nip m ueax watch-aba wkI twtue. sua
oateU, &Mli &Un Beaa. asc.eratUk.
I
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort and imprOTemcet
tends to personal enjoyment a
rightly used. The many, who live n 1
ter than others and etjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the world's best products V
the needs of physical being, will at!
the value to health of the pare liquid
laxative principle embraced in the
remedy, Syrup cf Figs.
Its excellencr! is due to ita presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, tbe refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ative ; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and 'fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of tbe medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it perfectly free from
every objectionable substanee.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gist in SO cent Dottiest, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
0. R. & N. GO.
E. MoNEILL, Eexiver.
TO THE
EAST
GirCS IHE CHOICE OT
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL
ROUTES
SPOKANE
MINNEAPOLIS
DENVER
OMAHA
ST. PAUL KANSAS CITY
low rates to all
Eastern .oitie-
OCEAN STE f EE
LEAVE POETI AD EVERY 5 PATS
SAN FRANCISCO
For
fall drtail calx on
oe aasBsotas:
m H HCELBUET.
Gcs'l Pass. Aoast
FOETLAND, OR.
r.;T Zi-T
Take My Advice,
and look out for your hea'th. Prtveo-'
1 ior is better lhan cite, but cures depend
largely 00 bavins; prescriptions correctly
compounded and prepared of absolutely
fresh and pure drug. Our prescription
department is unsu passed in this couatry,
praised by all local physicians and esteem
ed by the pub'.ic. We carry af -di line of
the standard ren-.edies and medicines and
be hundred and oce little preparations
that are needed, at the most reasonable
prices. J aClTUIHiC,
Oiegon Pacific Mui
CH A c lACi. K reel vet
Direct
Line
Quick Dispatch
Low Freight Rates.
CVcnaeOswwwk cmcir
V;era Tv
quia aad Saa Fr-isc.
ails Ftby SOU-, Hirrh S, IS Si. ad 51,
ro tiarr?.
Homer sals Ibth Mar hi
, mi d STta.
The Company reenxTcs tb- rtgnt n
vange sailing dates without notice.
For freight and pas5nr rtes tpp'J
to any ageat.
Chart J Dirdns. S.n C.vo f c8
Karkt SI San Francisco Cat
h:l Km hi. titM'Kt Cr;ja
Is not cotnplc-ta
without ra ideal
POMPLEXIDII
POZZONIS
Combines every element of!
beauty and parity. It is beauti-1
fying, soothing, healing, hedth
ful, and harmless, and when
Ml,tfv I'o.l 5c liciKl A mi"l
delicate and desirable protection
to tbe face in this climate.
www
Insist tspsn saving ths genuine.
IT tS FOR SALE EVBYWHR.
J. 2kf. aitS'I'OjY.
INSURANCE AND MONEi
BROKER.
Countv Warrants Bought an
Sold. Olte,Mastin Block, Albany
Ortgoi.
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