The state rights democrat., November 02, 1894, Image 1

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Rights
Braorrat.
VOL XXX.
ALBANY.OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER i. 1894.
Entered at Ike "st c at Albany. Or., aa Mrrontl- la Mall Matter:
TI1U tt XCTTIKCPahlUhcri and Proprietor:
so i
for Infants
Caateria U aa mill adaptad to ehiklMn that
WWl It ai ssaptsior tssaar praa Iptlon
"m t jne." n. JL Aacax, X. D.,
HI s-. Oxford St. (trsssklrn, R T.
ho wm of 'aasteria a ao uahwaal aad
Mar 1U so well known, sal II niinrk
4vmrosatioa to eadoraaU. Wwarota.
JMIPSB? famiUfa who do not kp (Moria
a easy reach."
cmum lUjni, rx a.,
Nw Tort atj.
Ta Caajreatra
The Oregon
vVltn its home
SALEM - -
, ttM Gray Block, corner Liberty and
1ITA KES 8 specialty of Sunnyside fruit tract rear Salem
Will sell r, 10 or0 acre lot at $50 to $60 per
ere small cadh payment lone ti noon balance
or particular
Best Work Promptness
PRINTING
Office Stationery A Specialty
Give us yoar Patronage.
P. J. SMILEY
ALBANY,
Albany College
Begins the fall term
Wednesday, Sept 12, 1894.
Send to Rev E N Coadit , President, for particulars.
FOBTHILLEB & IRVING
Undertakers - and - Embalmers.
WE KfcEP constantly on hard a full line of me talk, cloth and wood caskets ssd
coffin. Also burial lohra and uita, in broadcloth, -atir ,ral rr e,t)r
-which will be sold at
Tli Lowest Irving Profit..
EMBALMING and l!,e proper cars of the dead a specialty.
10 EXTRA, CKARCfc FOR
ALBANY - - MA80NIC
.As Many Pounds
for a Dollar, and every thing
in Albany, at
Julius Gradwohls
New Store.
rat the corner of oecond and Ferry sheet". Call their for
your groceries and crockery ware.
MANHOOD
VII illU 1ST 111 I'sImL la
In plain wrapper. Address ItHVElrm
Of Win javjsssniy ,viv.t vf . vw-wsssudi uu uj nvilUfiD tX CF AULAKU, UrUgs)t.
Albany cigar factory
J. .JOSEPH.
and Children.
Caatorla uuttj OoUo, aonjUpathm,
Sour StooMoh, XKarrhaa, Cmcuiioa
Kill Worn, ftvss sleep, and fromtitoa dl
Without Injurious meficatiiM.
"Far reset, rears I have roouoocudnj
jour'HWorii,' and ahall ah, oanttaua
do bo aa It haa invariably rvrsdneest boaaAt-te
Eowur F. PwuMca, M. D.,
Mask gkajal astt r As Hew Tork tjVty
OoaPAxr, TT Hruiv Siaaarr, Nsw Toaa rr.
Land Co
oflJce tt
- OREG-O T
State treet, branch office !n Portlaniifp
OREGON.
HEARSE OR SERVICE .
TEMPLE - - OREGOf
of Sugar.
else as cheap, as at any store
RESTORED! t".1
nwKvn tnM.
hi wonderful remedy
Maraory, Lou of Brain
M a snn I n Taim nil n n s n 1
Proprietor,
hr;So!illsl" "-ner "con
Er.n-yihf?Jl,.,iU'5!.?r,?r" sceaalTO ua of tobacco, opium or atlm-
THURSDAY-
an Operation Pcrtormid. The cat
of Debuty Postmaster Arthur Torter, who
lias been ill tor several days, liavin, be
come critical, it was found nece?srv to
perform an operation on him. This
morning it was done by Dra Davis. Mas
ton, Wallace and Kelley. The disease aa
anticipated by the physicians in charge
was iound to be in the vermiform appea
diz, which upon examination, and ao
mav be observed by a look at the appen
diz taken out, and preserved mi alcohol.
was found to be ulcerated, and that ho
had been having the same disease several
times, i The old adhesions of the bowels
Has found to be very extensive from pr
vious attacks of the same disease, aad
it as found that he had general perfor
ated peritonitis. He is recovering from
the effects of the Anesthetic, and aiittht
hopes are entertained of his recovery, but
very slight indeed, owing to his having
had so many previous attacks and the
old adhesions being so extensive it waa
found difficult to make a satisfactory
operation.
Toon Dukamiso. The celehruUti in
dividual in Portland who, in the mi 1st of
the visions of the night saw the ejwess
robbery in this city arrived here on the
train yesterday- He located the place, and
wim tue consent ot tue owner began to dig
for the buried treasure. vvith spade and
pick he went at his work with a full con
st ience of success crowning his efforts, and
the bole became deeper and deeper.
After three hours' arduous labor his nick
struck against something which gave forth
a sbarp sound, which he thought must w
the solden soeoie. He satisfartorilv rented.
and smoked nis pipe in the firm belief that
be would unravel the mystery and win the
tl.&OO reward. With renewed enertrv he
continued and soon exposed to view an old
piece ot iron that had been imbedded tn
the ground for trie best pait of a century
He dug on for a little while, and then guve
up m disgust. It is presumed that he
will place himself in proper condition, and,
like, "Peter Ibbetson.' dream straight
next time. In the meantime the mystery
will remain unsolved. The Dalles T II.
A Char act kibtx tt'iu. A queer wil
was filed with the countv clerk last Tues
day. It was intended to be the last will
and testament of the late John Rogers, of
King's Valley, and was written by him-
II without the guiding hand ol anv at
torney. It was dated September fifteenth,
1894, and waa without witnesses or ac
knowledgement necessary to make it a
valid instrmnent. It states that in the
belief that the end of life waa aear the
maker desired to settle np his business so
that the lawyers would not get it al1 after
he was gone. 1'te property consisted of
a flouring mill In Kink's Vahey, a hill
ranch, a span of mules, wagon ami other
personal property including money, notes
and accounts, all valped at 46,000. The
legateea are his three remaining child
ren, John Quivey Rogers, Vienna Milinr
and Hester Hen on, each of whom is to
receive one-third of tue estate, after be
quests of $5 each are paid to four minor
children of W E Rinehart. deceased,
itreat grandchildren of Mr Rogers, and
5 each to Walter Eubans and Ed Moore,
grand children of deceased. On account
of its illegality the wil! is not died for
probate, but accompanies a petition for
the appoint of FDodele aa administrator,
J Q Rogers having declined to serve in
that capacity. Corralli Times.
How Ha Dobs It. Mr O'Brien, of
Umatilla cocnty, is a level headed farmer.
instead oi loosing sour, be says he is
making money this year. He doesn't
sleep. Hs diversifies bis business and
runs it on business principles. Let's see.
He gets about $300 from bis butter -
1100 to ?iOo from potatoes : perhaps 1100
trom hay ; bis hogs pan out well, and
even with wheat as low as it is this rear
be clears something. ' Mr O'Brisn." was
asked, "what principle do you apply to
yonr (arming to enable you to make
money when so many are complaining
that in no department on the farm can a
profit be secured?" The reply waa:
It is by diversitv or crops, and by care
fully keeping account oi all outlay and
revenue so as to tell how much more is
seccred from one line than another."
A Jean Ixceluw Pbogam. Tae
folio aing program will be rendered at the
meeting ol the Ladies Auxiliary on Fri
day afternoon at 3'3o sharp in the Y M C
rooms.
(can lngslow, to be quoted.
Sketch of her life by Mis Mildred
Burm ester.
Reading and song, by Mr Nutting
Reading, by Miss Marr Candiff .
Song, by Mrs TeMer.
AH members and friends sre Invited to
be present.
Mas Gerr, Pies.
Mas T J OvBRMaw, Sec'y.
Ajt Kr.crri.va Hear. Jorn Wilson, who
haa been hunting on Lake Creek, had
some exciting times. One day he met a
bear on a fallen nr tree. He commenced
firing nod the bear started after him.
He fired severs! times at old brain, and
finally when he waa within a few feet of
him toe fatal shot was fired and the bear
rolled off of the log. Just then a deer
sprang out of the brush nearby and Wil-
son brought him down With a rifle. Eu
gene Register.
Cast't Hold Okkjce. It appears that
the ousting of Mrs County Superinten
dent May, in Tillamook county, was
accomplished by an action in the state
circuit court, which eventuated in a
decision that ahe coild not hold the
office under the constitutional provision
that officials must be electors. Since
that the county court declared the office
vacant and has appointed Letter Smith
to tue vacancy, i ne decision it said to
have been rendered by Judge Burnett.
There seems to be no disposition to con
teat toe matter fancier.
A O I' W A stsuvKRs abt. Safety Lodge
No 13. AO L W of tl.itsvity will celeb
rate tine anniversary of the organization
of that order on the evening of the 27th,
saiwroay. mob w k cradden, ol Uor
vallis, will deliver an addrett and an in
t resting program will be rendered upon
mat occasion, tr.e public are cordially
invited and all members of the order are
earnestly requested to attend.
Gcod Psorrr. Corvallit Timet: Chat
Hecker marketed Friday two hogs that
turned him off a neat profit for all the
wheat he fed them. The pigs were pur-
cnasea eariv in the summer at a coat ot
a. He fed them 1C bushels of wheat and
SOld them at 5 cents ner rum nil draaiwd
The pair weighed 441 pounds and brought
$22.05 leaving for the 15 busheltof wheat
3i.ua, or nearly 11 07 a bushel. The
wheat wat fed whole aft r having been
tuuruugmy soaaea.
WEAK WOMEN
and all mothers who are nursino-
Lssbabies derive great benefit from
, Scott's Emulsion. ThisDreDara-
tion serves two purposes. It
gives vital strength to mothers
and also enriches their milk and
thus makes their babies thrive.
Emulsion
is a constructive food that pro
motes the making of healthy
tissue and bone. It is a wonder
ful remedy for Emaciation, Ceneral
Debility, Throat and Lung Complaints,
Coughs, Colds, Anaemia, Scrofula and
Watting Diseases of Children.
Send 'or PamfkM en ScotCt Kmuliwn. Fret.
Scottaeowne, N T. All Druggists. EOc. andft.
ISave monev by buying your tcboo
shoes of Klein & DubruUle, ss they keep
them In repair free of charge.
Scott's
Mr J Shea, of the Sweet Home country
was navigating our streets today.
A farewell dancing party wat tendered
Mitt Alma Pfeiffer latt evening previous
to her departure (or her home in Coun
cil Bluffs in A few dayt.
Mr C H Ralston. of the customs office.of
Portland, is in the city attending court.
Mr Jonss Davis wat in the city today.
Mr Davit haa moved from hit farm into
Sbedd where he will reside this winter.
Mr Sena McFarland returned last night
trom Upper Soda. He reports terrific
weather. There wot about four inches
of mow there and twelve on Seven Mil
Hill.
K D Haven, a resident of Albany four
teen years ago, then an attorney and
justice of the peace, is now a Congrega
tional minister preaching in a town near
Sacramento, Calif.
Mr Oscar Marshall.! alter an absence
of a couple years in the east, spent mostly
in Minnesota, returned to Albany this
noon, rejoicing at again being in the
Webfoot state. Last summer be plsved
econd base for the Mankatoes, his club
defeating everything in ita class.
Mr l lias Fie'de, son-in-law of Wm
Rumbaugb, and A W Lambert, county
treasurer of Multnomah county, both of
Portland, returned today from a hunting
expedition upon Green mountain aad
around Halsey. They killed two deer on
the mountain and aevsial geese and
ducks at the latter place.
Charles Watts and D B Monteith of
Albany passed through Salem yesterdsy
for Portland, where they expected to
attend a meeting of the game wardens
of the state for the purpose of discussing
and formulating a new game law to be
presentedtjto the nextlegislature. States-
Mr Fred W Ptper, who formerly re
sided with his parents in thiscity, and a
brother ol Ted and tieorge finer, city ed
iter and reporter respectively on the Ore
gon lan, baa just been add mil tea to the
bar by the subreme court of Idaho, where
he passed a creditable examination. He is
tsow located at Moscow and will practice
law at that place Salem Independent.
Thomas Caloo, at one time a resident
of this city, and an attorney at law. ia a
candidate for congress on the democratic
ticket in the state of Washington. Mr
Cston will be rercembered by .old time
residents as being one of the attorneys
connected with the celebrated murder
trial of Beat and Baker, who ware hanged
in this city for the murder of old man
Delaney, and who at that time waa se
verely censured for the interest he took
in their defense. As the state of Wash
ington is republican there is not much
probability of hit being elected. Salem
Independent.
Stotinv weather Is reported at the Bay.
f The South Cokt haa not yet sailed, nor
the Homer arrived, though due.
There is a law requiring sign boards at
forks of roads; but it i sais) little or no
attention is paid to it In thts county.
Bud Kompp killed a Chinese pheasant,
near Harrisburg, Monday, that mearured
from Hs beak to the end of the tail 5H
inches. This Is the largest bird yet re
ported killed this season. Goard.
A Eugene paper boasts of the following
distinction for a former resident of that
dtv- If F McClure, formerly of this city,
has bean elected vice president of the
North Pacific Whist League, organized i,l
Ticcrn.t Saturday, aad to include Wash
ington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and
British Columbia.
The East Oregon lan recen ly cuaurrd
Prosecuting Attorney Read for swearing
in open court and Judge C ISO d for not
reprimanding him. and now two bewts
sre very withy at the editor lor his very
jusi criticism. The East Oregoolsa did
perfectly right, and we are glad to see
that be doe no: care a aoap for these two
"limbs of the lsw." Independent. That
Is the Idea. A newspapei I alright whan
ft shoots with taffy; bnt let it fie a few
facts and there is a row.
Speaking of the recent Masonic recep
tion In this cltv the Corvallia Time - ays .
A party of 73 tmsous and their wire
fraternally visited the Albany lodges by
special tratn Friday nght, the occasion of
the official vuit of Grand Master Malcolm.
They were royally entertained by the
Albanian, and returned delighted with
their visit. Messrs Bryson, Yates, Peet
and Letcher did the speech making at the
banquet. These Imer-lodge visits by the
various orders of Corvallis and Albany
wipe out the iilfeellng born of rivalry that
the two towns used to show each other,
and establish InaUad a social relation,
both pleasant and prufitsb'e.
The W sites have been thoroughly ei; os?d
aa to the spiritualistic part of their per
formance; but one can not beat them at
their tricks. They are equal to any ewer
gency. for they may have a dozen different
ways of doing things. For instance the
concealed ropes might be at the young
mediums nee one night, and somewhere
else another, or not on his person at all.
but perhaps in the gas pipe frame of the
cabinet, so thoroughly made that no one
can detect ita openings. All attempts to
exposures simply advertises them and that
is what they like.
Real Estate Sales.
Foil-swing are among recent real estates
sales in this county :
John Clelan to Elisabeth Hull, 50
acres. H w 2 .
H Bryant to Dist 10, one acre 40
lva M Turner to J H Caldwell,
18.20 acres. 11 w 4 400
H and Sarah Barnes to E W Lang-
don, 1 lot, hi m it s 2nd ad
Albany 1225
Geo E Long to L K and E J Miller,
85 acres, vvz ow
8 Lisles to J C Tammen, his farm
in 11 w 4 72WJ
Jennie and W L Maple to f E
Young. 8 K lot 1, bl 17, Hi
:!rdal.. ! 1200
T K Hogg to Wm Hogg, interest in
several pieces land in Albany. . "
Oregon Central Railroad Co to 0 &
UKK, deed covering z.) pages,
transferring land rights and
privileges
Jas H Sbahan to T H Mdiough, in
terest in 160 acres, iut;i :
D Myers to A B Woodin, interest in
(juartsville claim
M V Bilveu to H S Waruer. inter
est in Red Bull mine 1000
I Whitnev to M P Johncon. 125.
acres 2520
Samuel Conn to N D Conn. 80 02
. acres 2400
B Brvant to Artie L Richard.
acres 125
O C Aubrev to las Thomas 2 lots
MA-C'sad 300
Henry Cvrus et al to K (loins, 4J4
acres, right etc 10000
F U Burkhait to Milton Hale. 2
uieces land. lfK) acres in all... 10
(i W Rilvau to Q C Weslenhauscr.
80 acres. 1100
W B Hamilton to Caroline Hamil
ton, 305 acres 1000
i W Johnson to Vio etta lohnson.
98 acres 20C0
J C Johnson to P 0 Smith, 1 acre
and more, Lebanon 3400
A P Morris to John Walten, 319
acres 1:1 W 1 4284
Cyrus West lake to J J Whitnny, 4
pieces land, Albany 11000
Ella McPherson to Aug Kumrei, 2
loUbl5H's4thad 2000
Leonard Wilson et al to James
Ulakely 220 acres 14 W 3 11300
D C McFarland to J B McFarland,
189.21 acres 1
Geo U Glover to J B McFarland,
100 acres 13 E ! 5
Notice to Farmers.
Having rented the Magnolia Mills and
warehouse we are prepared to store 100000
bushels of wheat and oats. We also have
a first class chopper in the house and are
making special inducements to secure
storage. Bee us before making arrange
ments for storing.
Gro F Simpson.
G W Simpsok,
FEIDAT
Taken In. A good joke comes over
from Antelope on Shutt, who is editor of
the Anielopi Herald and also u sprinter of
no mean ability. About the first of lust
week an apparently half-witted, drunkea
aotted fellow came riding into town and at
once began !ling wliat a good running
horse he had, ami mat n count ueat any
thing in town. The boys sired the fellow
up, and thought thoy bad a fish, so accept
ed his proposition for a horse race. The
stranger weakened and hacked out but aid
he could outrun any footracer in thecounlry.
Then the boys was sure from his actions und
thought they had a mcker, and at once
made a match between him and Shutt, the
pride of the village.for a. distance 100 yards
for $40 aside On Wednesday afternoon at
time set for the race, both runners made
I heir appearance. hen the stranger came
out stripped down the admirers of Shutt
weakened in their enthusiasm, for they dis
covered that the stranger was not the
sucker they had thought, but an appar
ently well-developed, hard-trained pro
fessional. This theory soon proved to
be the correct one, for at the word "go"
be took the lead and heM it in tLe finish,
boating Shutt about 10 feet. Hepner
Gazette.
Skbm Tutxos. A pretty good story is
told at the exDsnse of Riley Calavan.
A could have been nHiced last week,
Riley wat drawn as juror at the present
session ot the circuit court. This did not
suit K'ley, as he had business that would
suffer materially by an absence of two
weeks, to he armed himself with hi
fireman's cirtificate, and presented the
same to las honor, Judge Baraett, ss
sufficient cause for exemption. Judge
Burnett has a way of going to the bottom
of things before rendering a decision.
and by comparing the date of R D's clr
tiacate be ascertained that the cirtincaie
lacked just one month of being old enough
to warrant him io excusing him. tie
so stated the matter to Riley, and in
formed him that he would have to stav.
An eye witness states that you could
fairly tee Riley 'a face gel long Scio
Press.
It Wasn't Loaded. Marion Parmer
a young man Urine near the ExceUkr
prune farm, while out hunting at Trout
creek last haturoay, met with a very
serious accident. It was the same old
story: It wasn't loaded, or at least, he
didn't think it would go off. In going
down a steep trail to get a drink from a
small stream he carefully drew his Win
chester along by the .muzzle after him.
The nail entered the left fore arm just be
low toe eibow aad ranmns? downward.
dropped between the bones and came out
about eight inches below. The arm wat
not broken, lot huge pieces of loth bones
were carried away. Dr Cam. of Monroe,
is attending nim and has hopes toe Jiang
man win regain the ue ot bis arm.
uasette.
Took Paints. When h ome totallag
pnses, the Coast Carriage and W agon
Company's work tt strictly tn t. At the
state fair sH competitor tril by the sy-
tide. At the North Yakima fair, held
recently, the same thing occurred, and
this srijk Manager Gleiso comes back
from the interstate exposition, held at
Tacosia. not only loaded wfth blue ribbons
snd reda captured there, but MB with
numerous orders for vehicles, and assur
ances, of a large trade !n tSc state of
Washington. Corvallit Oaxetie.
Toe tfoi. lsabd. Tuesday aa order
signed by Judge Fullertcn. dated Rose
burg. August Hh. was filed with the county
clerk, aathoridng Receiver Clark to lease
the steamer William M Jfoajr to the (I R A
N Co, for a period of thirty or ninety days
at 115 per day. the receiver to fnrnith the
chief engineer. The order hw provide
that the boat it not to be taken out of the
jurisdiction of the stale of Oregon, aad U
to be returned to Corvallis at the expira
tion of the leiee. Times.
OFck atCobvauus At the Wsjte en
tertainment at Cor all is last eight, Mr
Clark, one of the ushers, witnessed the en
tire cabinet scene treat above the stage
!r Wajte discovered him aa I told him to
come down, whkh be did. and taking his
place on the ssasre narrated the entire nro-
ceeding. when the Dr shook hands with
rim and be left Use stag. 1 lit morning
Kufe Kiger. a tpiritualist. had a warrant
iNtued for the Waits arrest for obtaining
money under false pretenses, but the matu-r
fixed op in some manner He first de
manded fH 50 spent for hi family going
into the show, but it was refused.
A Fiotrrsm. The game cock has found
is match. A (10 fighting cock owned 1?
farmer this tide of Portland met a Denny
pheasant in mortal combat. The pleaint
whipped the American in three matches.
be last time splitting his bead so that be
died. If the Mongolians in their war
with the Japanese would show tome of the
punk of the pheasant the Japs would
and no show at all.
Spurious f 50 bills are in circulation
and it behooves oar business men to be
on the qui vive. Last Friday a woman
in S- poVane purchased a cloak and hand
ed the clerk a 50 bill in payment. Whtn
the clerk waa about to band her her
change be perceived something tt range
in the figures 'o0," and on investigating
be discovered tbat a "&" had been past
ed over a "V the "X" and word "ten"
were blurred passed recognition. At
once the clerk remarked, this bill haa
been tampered with. Very innocently
the woman looked at the bill saving at
the tame time: "How funny '. Why, to
it has! Well. I won't take thecioak any
way." She lid, however, and the bill
ia preserved in the store as an effort of
what man and woman will do to beat
I'ncle Sam.
"A? olrt M
the bills" ansi
nevw excssli
o.l. "Tried
Hid proven"
f, the verdict
o f millions.
Simmons
Liver Regu
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o :i 1 y Liver
yi'l Kidney
Better
jedicine to
which you
can pin your
faith for a
cure. A
mild laxa
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nureiy veg
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ing directly
on" the Liver
und ivH
Than
Pills
sters. Try it
So a by all
BrugjriHt.-; in Liquid, oc in TowiW
to I taken dry c.-maileinto;i. loc.
The King of Liver McJIc'nc-n.
' I hav used yourSlmmoii I.Ivit II ku-
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- red ass Wraptsses,
It te an agreeable laxative for the Bowels I
war tl
axasa w ttitsjisTr '
Prlostso.. ton.
K0 NO
can be made Into a Tea ror use in one minute.
Prloe Mo . too, and $1.00 par rolraae. r
An Biegaiis 1 ws.i r-uwosn
for inerecm anu uroata ssa.
The Official Records,
Showing; the
Best Baking Powder.
The United States Government, after elaborate tests, reports
the Royal Baking Powder a pure cream of tartar powder of
greater leavening strength than any other.
Bulletin j, U. S. Ag. Dep., p. jpp.
The Canadian Official Tests, recently made, show the Royal
Baking Powder highest of all in leavening strength.
Bulletin io, p. 16, Inland Rev. Dep,
There is no question but the Royal is the strongest, purest
and most wholesome baking powder in the market.
Stale Chemist, Washington
Hence, in practical use,
The Royal Baking: Powder goes further, makes
purer and more perfect food than any other.
Ir Beer is home from his trip t j Wasca
county.
Mr and Mr J L Cowan went to Port
land this noon.
Misses Annie and Ora Flina retorted
this noon from their Portland visit.
MrsTho Monteith returned this noon
from a trip to Portland.
Mr I McClung is in Spokane on a visit
with ner son Tom. a well known nasaenaer
conductor ranting out of that city.
L w lvoe, the popular boniface of the
Elk Oily inn. where fishine is bet and tbir-
deer roam at large, is in tne city.
I O Clark, of this place, part Grand
Master. A V k A M of rezon. it reoorted
seriously ill today with an attack of an
apoplectic nature. Ashland Tidings
Arthur Porter upon wfaota as otsmtioa
wu performed yesterday was irradoallr de
clining this afternoon, end it was said oy
bis physician be conui cnJy live a abort
time.
Mei Young ami wife, o Portland, cam
up Wedoesday. and will isit among rela
tives in this city and Albany, for several
days. Scio Press. '
Attorney General Cbasnberiaio. who haa
been attending court returned to Portland
today accompanied by the little son of
Thoruaa Joorv who has been viiting at
Jans on?;s srrsrsi nwoui .
F L flayslsr. fiaiae.tr with the Arm-ir
factory, arrived with his bride from Al
bany on yesterday's O P. and they are now
hoaekeerini; in Will laker' bom. The
bride was Miss Lola Neeland. of A'banr.
CvTvaJtis Times
Miss Cueaa Kirk pal rick left last night
fir Texas. She will visit her father. Rev
Kirk pat rick at Elma. Calif. Mi. NV!:!C
KJkins as-torn ponied her as far as San
Francisco. Lear which city she will visit
relatives .
Mrs Pennington. Mrs Richards. Mivse
Edna A lien. Bessie liurkhart. Annie Jlesnelt,
Mrs eland ans&ell. Mr IfnOgtord.
Wavise Bridgford. I W Senft. Fred law-
soa and R-r McKee are in Portland attend
ing the Baptist convention and convention
of Young People societies.
Married, in Portland. Oregon. art 24,
1SSM. by Bt Her Bishop Morns. Mr Joseph
X Teal, well known in Albany, and Mn
Bessie M Thompson, both of Portland Mr
Teal is a son of Col Jo leal, lbe br.de ss
a daughter of Bon D P Thompson, the
well-known capitalist and politician.
A cutintv judges convention it being
Held io Portland. Among those attending
are Judge Duncan, of this city, and Judge
innk. of fnoevnle. formerly of Albany.
The following was puaec: "Resolved.
That it i the sense of this convention that
the law for the collection of deiiitonent
be o ruuendod, that no levy on real
property be required to sell the same, and
to give to the purchaser title therefor."'
The 1 G Stollx Co will be in Albany
Nov 9 snd lo.
Frank Deaku-n bit rci,ooo
to be
divided among six children.
A lady coming to Albany yesterday
was hit by a shot frcm the gun of a care
less hunter.
Manager tvoehlerssys there is no Inten
tion of moving the can hops from Port
land.
AH members of the A O C V are re
quested to rreet at V MCA hall on
Sisturday evening, Oct 27 J:pr M.
V lit In Albanv Dr Waite verified the
spirit part ol .he entertainment by show
log how he read the staled letter, which
Is done by pouring alcohol on them.
The footing of the tsx rail for Btn'on
county hs been completed tnd r.lsce the
totsl taxsbie property ot the county st
$3,165.34.5 as against 3.4,8o.j for" Isst
year. Time.
New Price List of Groceries.
10 lbs C Sugar
16 lbs Gran Sugar
18 lbs Ex C Sugar
4 lbs Arbcle Coffee
tGsl Pearl OH
Red Crown Snow Flake Flour
Jefferson Flur
And a fine assortment of staple
fancy groceries st A B McIlwai.n's.
Money To Loan.
I. OS)
1 .00
1. 00
95
1
5
.60
and
1 have nioi.ir to loan on good farm
land In Linn and Be.iton counties In
sums not over Stooo. No delay In fur
nishing the coin. Call on C G Burkbsr,
Albany. Oreaon. Also monev to loan on
city property in any amount on long time
st s low rate ol l.ilerest .
The be
sf lysr a
mart 00 flea ia the ci'.y at Com ad
Chen Baby was sick, wo (favo her Outot ta.
When aha was a Child, ahe cried for fast, wis.
When ahe became Mia, ahe clunjr to Caatoriaw
WXau ahe had Children, ahe rsvaUsssu Caatorla.
WsDurna iMvrrAvioHs.
Wooden, Tin,
Silver, Golden
Common every day.
CaV-'atn-BY.
Dr G W Msston, physician snd surgeon.
Cells answered promptly tn city cr
country.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
Go to Parker Pros
for
your
gtoceries-
r . Price's cream Bdking Powder
World's Fair M-jhest Award. "
ROYAL BAKING POWOCR CO., 106 WAUL ST., NEW -
!nsi"
i fcta rei r-1 .
SATURDAY
UO. MP. AND ABROAD
Real tUtate Sales on the s'h page.
Foster Psu snd Co' ce'brted Biarritz
Kid gloves in cc'-ais, Si.oos pair at S E
Young's.
There will be lo aewrssmcnu in the A r
O C W order tor the month of Noserobir.
I VI" A. 1 , .v , "
b.lng j far li month..
Dr A da re the dentin avanU a lot oi
wood in exchange for cfenlsi srerk. 0:Tcc
osi BroaJa'bln between First and Second
street.
A California parser av "P ol Rork
nude a few brief re-tsrV." No or.e who
evr heard Prof Rr. will beii've thi
statement.
White Gentrv and lsck Winces de
posed of their entire nop crop thK week,
bout Joo ba rs, for six and one-t.alf err, is
oer pound This ts of a cept higher
than any other hope have sold tor in this
cosrtz.ii nity this car. Brosvmrvil'.e
Time.
Portland is lo hsve a fair. betrfr,nir,2
Nov io. it having been decided to smove
the Ticoroa xhi5'.: over aad place them
in tne wg exposrvm. Manv of rhee ea-
hlbtts vscrc hrat shown ai the War! 2
fair, assd have helped to make a show u
the California Mfd inter Fair ss well
Interstate Fair at Taccma.
ss j
SOCIAL AND PhRSONAL.
Mr Al Boenkke if in the city.
An excellent picture of K N Coodit. the
new president of Ocridenta ! College, of lxx
Angeie-. appears on the fir page ot the
Kxident, the Presbyterian paper, of San
Francisco. There is also a picture of the
college, a fine looking liuilding, situated ia
the suburbs of Los Angeles
Jean Ingelow was honored in a happy
manner at the Ladies Auxiliasyof the Y M
C A at their hall yesterday afternoon. In
prose, poetry and song the author way re
menihervd and her tak nt displayed. The
attendance was good. These mcnthly
meetings are proving a literary success aod
are meeting with great favor by tbe ladies
of the society.
A OMS AtTKR a CofOAR- OUV
worthy corvyroodent at Crawfcrdsville
sends us Use particular of the killing of a
very large roogar ly Mi F.tta Fruit,
formerly of this place. Miss Fruit and her
sister live alobe on a homestead about two
miles above Crawfordsviile. and have been
annoyed considerably of late with all kinds
of varmints. A fear davt asm a hoar im-
I prisoned in a small peri set up an unmerri-
iui yen. aou jbiss r run suspwiixisr atsxsas
thing wrong, secured a gun and start rd out
to make an investigation. Sbe soon dis
covered the fact that Mr Cougar was en
dea voting to make way with her porker,
but a well directed shot laid tbe thieving
animal out. thus ridding the comruunitv of
one of its ssorst pessts. Miss Fruit differs
from the majority of her sex inasmuch as
she does not take frirht at the mere men
tion of a mouse! Times.
Religious Services.
The following progr.iui will l isMidereo
at the Presbyteries cbuicii Sunday evening:
Organ vuluntary. Hymn. Kesponsive
reading of smptare, conducted bvthe pres
ident. Mrs C W eare. Prayer. W H Lee.
Solo. Rev E R Pricliard. Rsnitation. Roy
Saltmarsh. Reading. Mrs Ito-vland. CH
fering. Anthem by choir, solo by Miss
Uertlia hills. Address. Mrs Mowen rte
marks and prayer. Mr Prichard. Hymn.
lienedtction. proclounced by Kev l ncSiard,
Rev E T Ingle ol Vancouver, Wash.
will apeak at the men's meeting tomor
row at 4 p in at tbe Y M C A rooms .
Mr Ingle's subject wiil be "Nothing but
Leavea." ' All men are extended a cor
dial welcome.
Rev S F Longbottoui of the Cumber
land Presbyterian church is in Junction
City attending the session of Willamette
Ftesbytery. His pu pit will te tilled to
morrow morning and evening by Rey E
T Ingle of Vancouver, Wash.
The subject at the UulversalUt Chaotl,
for Sunday Eve. Oct aS wjll be: "Did
Jesus Rise From The lead.;" by B F
Bunnell, Stste Evangelist, Church cf
Christ.
United Presbyterian : Services a it a
h and 7;3a r Is, The Sacrament of the
Lord's Supper will be observed let the
mornlu;. "The Nun of Rightousncss '
wl.l le the subject of the evening sermon.
Jj S a;3o C E 6:30. You a.e welcome.
Services at Baptist chores In the mcrn
Ing. The voung peopl; conduct the
evening services. S S ss uusl.
A O 0 W Annivkksakv Following is
the pngrani for the A O I" W celebration,
of the 2lith annivorsiuy of the order, at tbo
oiera house this ovoning:
Instrumental music -Selected
Address of welcome -Rev E R I'richi.rd.
Music Male otmrtelte
Response to address of welcome
V Ahbett
Music Double male iiiiirtet .
Addreas lion W S McFadde.
li'.striimoutiil music Selcx -tel.
Aihnirsion fnv.
Rev i
8BR a tiar
faiker rtms, grocera.
urw roam cheese just reoeived at Conrad
Meyar? .
P J Smilsy job printer, Flian Block, dots
!irt elasa work.
Smoks the ojlirstel Havana fillml 5 cent
dsartt Julius JiMeuh's.
f Falronixa home io.!ut.-y by KinoWiug tbe
" islsbrstsd white labor eg in , m vnsfKOtared
by lu'is Joseph.
YORK.
Tcu About Each OrnE. Tbe Demo
crat mentioned a few days ago the hunt
ing expedition of C E Field, son-in-law
of Ww Kumbaugh and A W Lambert, of
Portaad. Upon their arrival kerns they
bwas tellinsr stciies about each other:
Mr Iamirt' was: "WelriUed a ferocious
coutrar. and we had a lively time with it.
Firld eft the credit of kiliiiur the beast.
He was some distance ahead of me one day.
when f heard a perfect voUey of shots in his
, - . - I : l. I 1 ft . e. - -
regiiuetrl of xoldiers. 1 horned to the root
to ajertaia the cause, but I bad gone only
a tew trstt when I nearu a wua yen mat al
most raised me off my feet- Pres-ntiv
Fields called orr?. Al! Al! I've shot tbe
liver cut of a emgar-and I'm afraid he will
jump onto me. Bring- on the dogs, quick,
i-rj-i-c-k . I fciicd forward, and
found Field stssssfing behind a Lee trying
to climb it. tsas legs and arms were
Warped tightly aotxod th trunk. bat he had
maue no prcsgresE ssb the tree at all. The
cougar was lying abotrt M yards off. dead
a- hrsrsasi
Fields was. Lambert had oeen iriviag
roe jointers about deenitoUing. He said
one most never f et excised at a critical
tnomeat On one ocfacuion he ras ahead of
mys!f and cur rruide.a we thosght he was
the 'man to do the shooting'. Presently a
fine back jumped up about 3b feet from
Lambtrt. Tbe deer looked at Lambert aad
Lambert looked at the deer. Toe lartsar
srsanted to have some dificcity withfhi gun .
t ne couid not get it to rus aaoatoer. nnen
fee did get it elevated it did t point tcward
the deer at all. Ke seemed to ire aiming
ereryw here 'tit at the deer. My companion
whispored. "He's got the bocMgne; let's
get out of here, or well bK shot." We
-saasvk behind a big tree, and none to soon,
for Lambert presently began shooting. The
trui-. dew in every direction. The tree
we wese standing behind eras struck sever
al tktsvs. Finally Lambert exhausted all
the koJU ia his gun, and M stepped oat
from lehiad the Lee. Lambert yelled.
I've killed the deer." bat we could find so
deer. The sad mountaineer said, 'That's
the wor.4 cae -of buck-ague I ever saw.'
Death or sVarara PonTEn. Mr
Arthcrr Porter. leatv Postmaster, died
last night. Oct ISM. at the bom: of his
mother, in the 3rd Ward. t the age of ISS
years, after a short ikoess. of ulceration of
tbe vermiform appesadsa. An operation
was pet f est used on Thursday, when the con
dition of the disease was ftsaad to be such
that his recovery was pracUealiy itnrwssible.
Tbe debased was born in Harrisburg. ia
this county, and had been a r -suient of
-Albany for about fifteen year He was a
saonnlar young man. and beside a isrotber.
father, brotr-ers and sisters, leaves snacv
vh wilt mourn bis death The deceased
vaa a member of the A O C W. his bene
liesssry being in favor of his mother.
In Illinois there are ten parties in the
political field, all with state tieke's to be
voted for at tbe election next
mouth. They are ss follows: lenic
e raise party, republican party, prohi
bition party, peoples' party, independ
ent repabtseata party, the peoples' silver
party, pepatiet party, independent party,
independent democratic party aid in
) independent people's party.
Whafs The Matter With Scio.
We bear that S M Daniel's cash store is
doink' a lively basinets. He certainly most
be selling goods at very low prices, other
wise people would not buy so liberally as
we hear they are doing. We notice also
that iiy is not afraid to advertise aad let the
people know he has souiethiug to sell and
wants their tride.
Ksrl' Clever Rot will purify your
blood, clear yoi r complexion, reguta'e
your bowels an.' make your hesd clear
as a betl. 15c. 50c, and fi.oo
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and et joy life more, with
loss expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the world's best products t
the nsjeds of physical being, will attest
the value te health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup ot Figs.
Its excallance is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties ol a perfect lax
ative ; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyars
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
everv objectionable substance.
S y rup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 60 cent bottles, but it it man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Fig,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if ottered.
'ssVaNSS
ti. z. e. tuti ran an maw toatsts?
is old under positire written guarantee, by
ottj..rijri asrent only, to care Weak Memory;
! Loss of Brain and N'-rve Power: Ixiat Manhood:
; fjxueksaw: NiaTbt U; Evil Drss.m: le:k of
! CotrfideTice; Nervfnume: Lamitnde: ill Drains ;
: iMW of Fewer of the Generative Organ us either
ex. c a las a by overexert irn, Yocttif ol Krror. or
i Eaceswive Lite of Tobacco. Op mm or Lienor,
I which leads u Misers. ( an;cmptim. Insanity
' and Dearii. By mail, ft a box; six lor with
I wTuxes jraaraniee to care or rera&a mersey.
cKuavm iM.iiuic, oniaiDi; g r. -, ca?e' tret
with fall intrnctirn. Z, cents. One 1
only aula to each person bj moil.
J A Cummlng, sole agent, Albary,
A
Hi BroiiirSsieii.
IjtoSSSHfld ror::' Tr
M SS Baf SSESSSSS
Hasvrsct. Ur
mb ciwissrimi. nkseyseq
r. w.. .1 tu.- 1
lathed
ISMarnmemt.
l-rur.. tx a sad U, oca
THE ARSOLD CHEMICAL CO.
1 161 S. WssJsm Jssr.se, CHiCAGQ.
Sold by all druggists.
LE BRUM'S
SS SSSSSFSW ttnaftitoe-.! :. :...-ir7&r-
nfare mm Umiws f SuS ar
ftftssasw, je ,:... w i sft.
jj: ie U uta 'rt -aiij. atca
ikS A PREVENTIVE
VsuftWrsacRIsS
L- J S
I et aw fcw, w e Vbs fa.
. MasLscxa.1
J A Cummlng, so-:e agent, A bany,
L A01SE do tac io(cv7
DR. FEUX LE SR'JN J
SHE mi PEHYWYE PILLS
are tbe ongical and only 5 1CXCH. oafs sad re.
tiobte care on tbe norket. Prioe fl SS. aaot baj
tail GsstusR aoid taij by
J A Cn inning, to!e agent, i nn .
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
for
Burns,
Caked & Inflamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness & Saddle Sores,
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
Scalds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
All Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Ousts it in a Jiffy.
Rub in Vigorously.
Mustang Liniment ctiiiuaw.it
Pain.
Makes ."lan or Beast vseil
W.L. Douglas
Sal SUOftC IS THE BEST,
ajp taf Sa IS Vsaf & HO SOUEAKI MC
S5. CORDOVAN.
ro-a vmiBcnr.
3.5?l0lJCE,3SOftXS.
m EXTRA. FINeT015
2.Lg LkrfiiSmTJrflES.
LADIES-
.SEND Ft? WiiiXS-S
W-L-OOUtSLASft
BROCKTON, MASS.
rr bv sarehaoiaa Vs . L.
Ussssaia rae-,,
we are the larsirst suacotActxirers of
advertised sitae in the world and guarantee
the vatae by atampiag the as: :e and price on
Use Nxtoro. which prorects vost scjiiast. high
prices and the middleman's prorV . cisr siioe
t-qifal custom work in style, ass fiuisr and
sresring vjaalilies. TTe have the m '.J i
where at sower price lor lue salue rivc-i 1 '
sit other make. Take w sutjs;ita-.e. I.' -ir
Sealer cannot supply ycu. -e can- Sol-J
THE L.'E'BLAIN
CLOTHINGXO
Oris, Mess.. January 1st, ISM.
SMkSrs. S. C. Wblu at Co., 1 Roy. NY:
Mail 1 a mm I bavatried many ilitterent kinds
fraedicine without receirina a:ty beneitt, and
Srea up all nope ot any cure or even re
was troubled with constipation for year
I was a total wreck, ftuv.lv it ran into
mtm and other trouble, and have twsn
ned to to house (was in bed for eicht
th) for two year. I have been using your
a Clot an Root Tit, and Snd thai it has
me more good than anything I have ever
You are perfectly ai liberty to use my
ftssans as a tesumoaial, as I am glad to kno-v
tSat I have been the mean of relievine others.
Very respectfully, tin. Vt . f - Wusuuun.
Red Crown Roller Mills.
(ifttoorporated)
Bast tlour .or family and tvdrers use
BEST STORAGE FACILITIES.
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