Rights
fmoftat
VOL XXX.
ALBANY.OREOON, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 9, 1894.
Ealered at the ro.i ee at Albany. Or , at nrrtid-rim Hall Mallei t
.hti.E A M tti tern blither aad Praprletsrsj
SO 14
THUESTDAT
RITD-cVY"
1
f
for Infants
" Caaterla Is ao well adapted to djMM that
'repmowad it as superior to any prescription
vim team." IL A. Aacaxr. K. IX ,
lit Bo. Oxford St, Sraaktyn, N. T.
The on of 'Oasloria Is ao unrfartcal aad
a a rita ao well known t hat it aeema a work
t rvnrerogatioa to endorse It, Few are the
ntiNMSSri families who do not keep Castoria
to easy ranch."
Caaboa Kan-re, D. a,
Xstt York (3ty.
The CxxTAca
The Oregon
. ine Gray Block, corner Liberty and
MA KES a specialty of Sunnyside fruit tracts near Salem
Will sell 6, 10 or 20 acre loU at $50 to $60 per
ere 3mall cadh payment long tiaio on balance
or particulas
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 Condit , President, for particulars.
FORTHILLER & MING
Undertakers - and - Enila Inters.
WE KEEP constantly on hand a full line ol me la He, cloth and wood caskets and
coffins. Also burial robes ard suits, in I rrsdfloth. 'Slit ltl
whicb will be sold at
The lowest Lavlag ProSt.
EMBALMING nd "ie proper care oi the dead a specialty
NO EXTRA, CFf.Ct FOR
ALBANY - - MA80NIC
As Many Pounds of Sugar.
for a Dollar, and every thing
in Albany, at
Julius Gradwohls
at the corner of Second and
your groceries and crockery
MANUnnn
afiO
T.,. u,iu--J,l.-V'.Y""
. 1 i7Trriv7
laLlAnil.1sn'11""
Tor sale In Albany
wrw m k. is w usr ut uTvreiiruim.wnHUisiiaiswMw.
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
J. JOSEPH, Proprietor,
and Children.
Castoria cans Colic, Constipation,
Sour StonJtch, Dlarrhooa, Eructation,
Oils Worms, gift sleep, and promotes dl
cestion.
Without Injurious medlosrion.
"For rveeral years I havo rooummaadoj
your 'Ostoria,' and shall arwav-; continue u
do oo as it has la variably produced beneflda
result,''
Enwra F. Fure-., M. r.,
USKh irset and T'h ivi, Kew York Cry
Coerraxv, TT Ifcuaav Sraaxr, Raw Yoax Orrt.
Land uo
State street, branch cfloce 'n Portland
OREGON.
HEARSE OR SERVICE ,
TEMPLE - - OREGOf
else as cheap, as at any store
New Store.
Ferry stiset?. Call their for
ware.
DeaTADent
I remedy
es Hrmorr.lxxaor Brain
yineae, ixm auanood, Nlcbtly Kmlaaiona. Nervous.
J power In Generative Organ, of eltherir o.tiSS
neompttop or Insanity. Can be carried In
. UL woubko, opium orauoa
mail pre uaia. nun a oraer w
E
Chicaoo.
Tit ASKsiiiviNd Coming. President
Cleveland gets ahead of Gov Pennoyer
t lua year and appoints Thanksgiving on
the fifth Thursday of November. V hat
will Sylvester do? Here is the procla
mation. The American people should
gratefully reoder thanksgiving and
praise to the supreme ruler of the uni
verse, who hsa watched over them wiUi
kindness aud fostering care during the
Tear that has passed ; they should also
with humttity and faith supplicate the
father of all mercy for continued bless-,
inns according to their needa, and they
should, by deeds nf charity, seek the
favor of 1 lis giver of every good and per
fect gift
Therefore. 1 U rover Cleveland, presi
dent of the tinted Sta es, do hereby ap
point and set apart Thursday, the 30th
day of November, as a day of thanks
giving and prater to be kept and ob
served by all the people of tbe land.
As Oregon Tvra Warn. Matliias
Jensen, of Astoria, has just finished the
model of a new typewriting machine.
The invention is made on nearly tbe
same principle as the old Remington,
with rollers to tarr. and hold Die paper
and an inkatrap to ink the types. It ia
operated bv an ordinary penholder, held
in the ordinary way, and the characters
represent ng the types are marked on a
i late so closely together ' hat a "poin
ter," to which the penholder is joined,
can be conveniently placed in any letter
by the simple n otion of the fingers, while
the hand itself is at rest on a nxed plate.
The "pointer" is so connected to a type
wne 1, by man of sprint and levers,
"hat when ; laced apt roximately near to
any character on the plate a correspond
ing type on the wheel will be. in proper
position to be accurately copied on the
paper by a alight downward pressure on
the i.euhnlder. The machine is a rare
combination of Mrength. simplicity and i
" - 4 . L T , l
i-guiut --, lu i ii v-ui'-r say can r.e
sold at a profit lor $10. It will weigh
less than eight pounds and ia not more
than one-quarter tbe s:xe of an ordinary
typewriting machine.
Th OUMBiaW Fabty. The party of
surveyors engaged in making a survey of
the Willamette river preliminary to ex
tensive improvements are now working
a thort distance above Corvallis. The
government has appropriated $13,000 for
mis work, and doubtieaa they win man
age to consume the balk of it, if not all.
At thetrate thev are going it will take
all win'er to get to Portland. The dis
tance by river to Portland from thia city
ia 176 miles -Eugene Register. The
survey is considerable of a farce, aa tbe
river men know completely jest where
improvements are needed to make the
river navigable. and instead of the survey
tbe improvements should have been
made at once.
A Wkktchkd Stot. The Corvallis
Times tells the following actual exper
ience : There is a $750 mot-tea ire on a
certain Corvallis home and it falls doe in
Fehrnar- Th. lnKltnU. . .. '
red by piecemeal, supplying funds to a
worthless son- Tbe money went through
his hands for whisker, carousals and es
capades that kept bis mother in a state
of constant woiry and anxiety. Two
years ago he straightened up and mar
ried one ol the fairest young girls in the
county, but soon lapetd back into bis
shameless habits- By and by the vaga
bond became a father and tlx months
ago he skipped out, leaving wife and
child to tbe care of the world, and his
old mother to worry and fret over tbe
debt hie wretched career bad crea'ed.
Wne re he is now. nobodv knows, and
few care. If there is no hell there ia
need for one, a place into
which, headlong, this enrse upon his
family might be pitched.
Stopped His Paper.- An old sub
scriber came to this office a few days ago
and with some ill humor "stopped his
paper" because the East Cregonian ad
vocated the repeal of all laws for the col
lection of debts. . It is hardly necessary to
say that this subscriber is a money-lender
and looks upon the repeal of the collection
laws as a discontinuance of the special
privileges which they give him. Pen
dleton E 0. It does make a person sort of
mad to see a paper advocate so untenable
proposition continually; but the sensible
man is not going to jump out of his boots
every time be sees an item taht doe n't
suit him.
The Pendleton E O at leaat ia original.
Here is what it says about a recent event s
Tbe express company wbicb waa robbed
some time ago at The Dalles will get all
of its money back and the robbers will
be punished, but tbe people who are
robbed daily by the express company
will not recover one cent of their money
and not one of tbe guilty will be brought
to justice.
B S Pague said the weather would be
clear yesteidav and it rained, then he
id it would probably rain today, and it
has been clear and delightful weather.
A little ingenuity will enable a person to
tell what tbe weather ia going to bs from
Mr Pagues forecasts.
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and eijoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the world's best products v
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellenco is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ative ; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently caring 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
every objectionable Bubstance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 50 cent bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. enly, whose name ia printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
as
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i awXwaaW m
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IP 1 1 1 nlfssniifi ) fiU 1 1 lilVlsf
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CURE.
It Is an agreeable. Laxatl vo for tbe Bowels ;
can bo made Into a Tea for use In one minute.
Prion 25c , 60c. and 81.00 par package.
MVMg An Elegant Tou.it Powdssj
HU for tbeTeetb and Ureath-26o.
TODND, A ladles handbag, probably
X aroppea irom a wsgon, in this city.
ai: at uemocrat oracc lor ine same.
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A LIVE WIRE
Death at Salem
Morning.
Causes
Thin
Another terrible electee wire accident
occurred in Salem thia morning. O
Henselman.an employe of the electric
light company went into the cold r tor
age room ofCrowa meat market to attend
to a wire. About S o'clock he was fonnd
lying on the floor dead with a wire on
top of him. The situation showed that
he had taken hold of the wire witli his
left hand receiving instantly a fatal
shock. The fingers were all burnei off
the hand, presenting a terrible spectacle
and the clothes were badly burned in
places. The body was taken charge of
by the coroner and upon examination
a verdict was found according to the
facts.
Mrs R I. Thompson and son. of Port
land, are in the city the guests of Hon K
A Irvine.
Mr Geo T Cox, of Gates, waa in the
today on his way home from a trip to
aalem.
A birthday pa.ty was tendered Miss
Lena, daughter of Mr r J Miller, last
evening, in honor of her eleventh birth
day. A pleaaanttime was bad by about
tinny children.
Dr An nice F Jeffreys returned yester
day from Scio, where she waa called to
se David Myers, father of Ron Jeff
Myers, who has been very sick, but was
much improved at noou yesterday.
aaieni statesman.
Rev J L Parrish ia now confined to his
room at the residence of his son, Samuel
B Parrish, at Portland. H haa been
there since Friday. Ha is in his 89th
year and is quite feeble. Sa'em Inde
pendent.
Last evening a Uolloween party wai
given by the Kpwor.h League a: the ret
idence of Mr Arch Hammer. In keeping
with the occasion it was a very live a!
fair, enjoyable in all the details. Among
the attractions waa a shadow scene, Mary
Jane and her beans. Miss Artie Huston
represented Mary Jane, Mr Collina B
kins, ber father, and Mr N 1 Newport
aud r rank hiking the beau a. Ureal
amusement was the result. A lunch of
apples and nuta waa appropriate, and
games were played of a timely character.
BASKET SOCIAL
The basket social and entertainment
given by the Degree of Honor, A.O U W
at the opera house, last evening, waa a
pleasant affair containing many features
to make it enjoyable. A proa ram opened
the entertainment. An opening ode was
sang. when Mire Berdie Anslyn delivered
an eloquent address of welcome, Edna
and Emma Hill rendered a piano duet ;
Mrs Craw was beard in a recitation, Mrs
J A 11 y m an in a piano solo, blanche Oird
recited "Brave Jennie McNeil," Emma
Warner and Clarence Craw upon singing
M,n,!'
were encered and responded with sweet
Miss Lena tereck recited. Mirs
I Lillian Btenner rendered a piano solo.
Lora Purdom waa beard in a recitation;
C H Hart, received a warm encore and
answered with "Sweet Marie," Miss
Lillie Crawford recited, when Dr Hill
gave a short talk as a prelude t: the event
of the evening, introducing the Irish auc
tioneer, A D Barker, just from Crk,wbo
auctioned the baskets off. upon which
about $SO waa realised. Much ia'erest
and amusement waa created by busting
fnr partners by aged photograph. The
Man a boa I Town obtained an old fash
ioned photo of a aood looking young lady
of nineteen, with curls banging promis
cuously. Upon investigation the picture
was found to have been taken twenty
five years ago and waa carried a vear
next to the heart of '.he present G. C. of
the K. of P. of Oregon, previous to bia
uniting bia fortune with tbe original.
Sociability followed and prevailed gen
erally, when an adjournment waa bad at
a reasonable hoar.
The coming vear will see the biggest
Immigration to Oregon m Its history.
yesterday at Salem sh three year old
son oi B N Case, the engineer ,fotnecl of
Albany, waa drowned in the mill race."
According c dispatches there wil be a
big immigration the coming year from
South Dakota to Oregon. About 115 left
on Twsday for Eastern Oregon.
Hallowe'en was again celebrated In Al
bany last night. The boys of Albany
celebrate on two nights, ao that If they
miss any gates the first night they may
complete the job oo the second trial.
Speaking of hard time-, a truckman af
firms that he haa hauled from the 8 P
depot to one of our local grace.' y and pro
vision men 82 tons and 640 pounds of
freight during tbe mor.th ol October. This
would seem to indicate that some trading
is going on here Hght along. Eugene
GuarL
The output of prune in Oregon and
Washington this year. including the Italian
and French varieties. Is about 60 car
loads, of 24.000 pounds each , and as they
dry away about 3't to one, tblt represents
o-er 5,000,000 pounds of green fruit.
With a good crop next year, Oregon and
Washington should produce for shipment
at least 100 car loads of dried prunes.
The Best These Mr J G StutU, sup
ported by tbe best company of players that
has ever visiteed our city has been delight-
ng the patrons of dramatic art for tbe past
three nights. Mis Maurice Bertram! in"La
u :t.." I - t A 1
like looking on a matter work from an
old master, one could look and wonder, yet
never tire. Miss Alma in the role of Mar
guerite is an excellent impersonation,
which fully displays the genius 01 this
charming actress. Tbe entire company is
composed of first class artists. and they gave
a penormance rar superior 10 any we nave
bad heretofore Ban Diego, Cel., Union
At Albcny on Friday and Saturday of next
week.
Fees Or Cocimr Officials. October
showed considerable of an increase in tbe
fees of the county officials. They were
aa follows, as displayed on the receipts
of the city treasurer :
County Clerk $382 80
County Sheriff 195.12
v-ounty Kecorder. 170.60
748 4
Trill fees $240.4
A Wonderful Discovery.
No disease Is more common among the
people than scorfuis. Handed down from
generation to generation. It Is found In
nearly every family. In some form. It
may make ls appearance In dreadful
running sores, In swellings In the neck or
goitre, or In eruptions ot varied forms.
Attacking the mucous membrane It may
be known as catarrh, or developing in the
lung It may be and often Is the prime
cause of consumption.
In whatever form scrofula tuy mans
fest itself, Hood's Sarsaparilla Is its Invtt
erate foe and conqneror. This med'clne
nas such powerful alterative and vitalizing
effects upon the blood that every trace of
Impurity Is expelled, and the blood la
made rich, pure and healthy.
Wlmt'a The Matter With Sclo.
We hear that S M Daniel's cash store is
doing a lively business. He certainly must
be selling goods at very low prices, other
wise people would not buy so liberally as
wo hear they are doing. We notice also
that lia is not afraid to advertise and let the
people know he has something to sell and
wants their trade.
The Chickebihg a.m;;tii v. Habdman
Pianos. The Wiley B Allen Co, 211 Firs
St, Portland, have the exclusive agency f 0
the sale of the above high grade pianos
vy ny not uuy me oest . write tor
Cash or installments.
prices
jr. Price's
Oaklng Powder
Meet Perfect Made.
Two Hoi' M km The Sua tells the fol
lowing, part of which happened at Albany:
A singular scene took place on the south
bound train of the Southern Pacific at a
station in Marion couaiy several days ago
A gentlemanly hop inspector boarded the
train, and after being comfortably seated
offered hu mileage; book to the conductor,
who was arranging to take off the mileage
when another hop mm snatched the book
out of the conductor 'a hand and claimed
it as bis property. It appeared that both
men were in the employ of Hurst Bros, of
Sacramento, and an now drumming this
state for hops on commission. Tbe ab
stractor of the mileage ticket evidently
was on too. as he made use of an unusual
amount of expletives tad statements de
rogatory to the other man. Tbe nam.? of
this man was ascertained to be Bot tarns
He was attired in a suit of the regulation
dude style, pants a la Angiatian aud bis
mustache waa curled several times. After
a while the discharged man paid his fare to
Albany, where both atajat over night, the
discharged man omg quietly to bed ; the
dude doing the cocktail act. On Tuesday
evening, when the south-bound train ar
rived, another wordy war took place be
tween the two. It a poo .in jealousy of po
sition was the cause, and falling market
had contributed to the downfall of one of
the employes.
0m Sea Lions. The Astoriaa talks in
an interesting manner on sea lions If the
following is true we propose a fight between
a sea lion and a Chinese pheasant: "It it
said that the sea lions on the rocks near
Elk Creek are becoming more nutnerou
from .tear to year. Ihe heavy storms of
the past two weeks have proved disastrous
lo one colony of big fellows, sere-al
carcasses having been washed upon the
beach. They were evidently killed bv be
ing thrown violently against the rock by the
terriffc eeaa. The nttive sea lion of this
coast is about twice tbe sixe of tbe fur seal
the old mcle being from ten to eleven feet
in length, from eight to nine feet ia girth.
and weighs on an average 1200 pounds.
The females are not quite half as large, in
actual bulk, as tbe males. Although cow
ardly in their disposition toward man, tbe
males are among themselves the fiercest
fighters in the world It is hard to obtain
an old specimen whose neck is not cris-
crossed ail over b bng, aSM gab. or
old scan, made by the powerful teeth of
jealous rivals.''
Bia Waves. Attorney F.A E Starr
recently received a communication from
North Beach that convinces him that
Fa'b's tidal ware prophecy haa in a
as fa an re been fulfilled, a' though the
profeswor evidently not his datea mixed
a little, and tbe great wave did not put
m an appearance on schedule t me.
Sin Stout, hose hotei is located several
milea above Tioco. wrote him that the
tide recently rose to the very door of her
house. The tide waa higher, she said,
than she had ever known it to be. and
as sbe has lived on this beach over 20
years it most have been a whopper.
Mrs Stoat's hotel is perhaps 60 feet
above the level of the a. Sun. tn
s waves ate ',10 reported at Sa-
quina Bay.
A V'tATUEk PuEDicnox. Prof Fos
ter tats the next storm wave wilt reach the
actbc coast about November 4. cross the
western mountains by the close of the Sib,
the great cento! valleys from the 6th to
the no. and the eastern states about the
6th- This disturbance will be at its great
est force in the eastern state about the 9th.
and tbe cool wire will be most sever in
the Mu&uMppi valley about tbe san
Cool waves will cress the western
tains about November I and ?. tbe great
central valleys from the 3rd to the 9th and
the eastern states about the 5th and 11th
The first half of November will be gener
ally stormy with indications of an early
winter thai will not be realised, for N o
vember will average warm and dry.
The PnurEsexw Mad. Hera is the
way Halloween waa celebrated in Eugene
The students of the State Cnirersilv last
night duly celebrated Hallowe'en. Thi
morning Professor Condon 'a gate waa found
mspended in the air at the top of tbe flag
pole in treat of tllard Hall, while several
gates were in tree, and a wagon contain
ing about fifteen or twenty was apon the
lawn. Several of tbe rxofeasort who had
the misfortune to lose gates wen quite
wrath y. As a general rule very few gates
in the city wen disturbed. Mayor Friend
ly took the DceconUon to have the citv Da
trolled by two horsemen, to see that no
great damage was inflicted.
A J t-av's V Earner. The coroners jury
ia th case of Urorwe Hense'man. killed
at Salem by a lie win. found the fol
lowing: Tbst the deceased came to his
death on tbe 1st day of November. 1S94,
by coming ia contact with an electric
win in the cold storage room of klcCrow
atensloa in tb city of Salem, Marion
county, Oregon. That tbe company
operating said wires have not used due
diligence in locating the defect or defects
as tbe case may be, in their line since
their attention was called to the ttai'
by the embloves of McCrow A Sleusloff
on Tuesday, October 90th.
A Poor Stabt A boy stole a big box
of cigarettes out of Will Pfeiff ers cigar
store yesterday afternoon; but was discov
ered and the cigarettes recovered. The
stealing and the desire for the cigar
ettes is a combination that does not augur
well for hu fortune The stealing is bad.
but cigarette smoking means mental and
moral destruction . This bov should turn
over a new leaf and resolve never to steal
again or smoke cigarette.
Ihe boy referred to above is sixteen or
seventeen yean of age and has been in sev
eral scrap's heretofore. It is not too late
for him to mend.
Peskotke's Proclvmatiow. Governor
Pennoyer keeps up his record of l?ing a
cranky official by publishing tbe following
very peculiar thanksgiving proclamation:
Salem, Nov 1. I hereby appoint tbe
last Thursday of this month a Thanksgiv
ing holiday.
"In tbe day ot prosperity be joyful, but
in the day cf adversity consider. Eccles-
astes vu:14
"As old M
the hilln" and
never excell
ed. "Tried
and proven"
is the verdict
o f millions.
Simmons
Liver Rogu
lator ia the
only Liver
Better
md Riduev
jcd id a t c
which you
can pin your
faith for a
cure. A
mild laxa
tive, and
purely veg
etable, act
ing directly
on the Liver
n n d Kid-
Th
an
Pills
uera. Try it
Sold by ail
Druggists in Liquid, or in Powde
to le taken dry or made into a tea.
Tbo King of UTer Medicine.
" 1 liavo need yourNlmmon Liver Kcga
lato aud eau conscientiously Bay It Is the
king ot all llv-'r medlblnea, I consider It a
medicine eUost In Itself. Jo. W. J AO
s'w. Taming, Washington.
ayEVKBT PACXAQBa
SO the red a
I Wkdoins isvrTAVIoif.
Wooden. Tin,
'Silver. Golden
Common every day.
gZSsT'ijXIUBY.
NOTHING but
Royal Baking Powder
Will make the biscuit, cake and pastry so light,
sweet, tender, delicious and wholesome.
There are many mixtures offered as a sub
stitute. None of them is the same in composi
tion or effectiveness, or will make such fine fodd,
or is so economical.
Besides, the Royal Baking Powder is abso
lutely pure, containing neither lime, alum nor
ammonia.
There is but one Royal Baking: Powder, and
there is no substitute for it.
SATTJRDAT
J u-lire Burnett retnrncd Imn &Ui ttS
morning and is trying tbe Bod well divorce
case.
Mrs Nellie Lambaon went to Corralli.
today to organise a lodge of Ladies of
Maccabees.
Rev D U MeCullagb, of Mehama. re
turned hom today after a couple days
spent in Albany.
Mracd Mrs Maurice Senders reinxaed
borne today, the former from San Francis
co, the latter from Rosebrirg.
Pied, at Lebanon. Linn county. r..
Jdober S3. 19. of contra mr-lion. Fred
WeW Cleivinger. aoed 19 years. 11
months and 16 day.
Albert and Elmer Tamer, of The Dalles.
are the latest coanctt to arrive at the pen .
They get repectielr three years and a year
and a half , for stealing cattle .
Miss Ada William, of Albany, is hold
ing a series nf sootorful meetings at the
Baptist church ia this city. She is a pleas
ant sasd forcible talker Dallas O'aserrer.
u m Hitdretb. a fi rmer Lebanon man.
has been figuring in N shooting crape at
Farm in gt on. Wash Tlildretfa shot twice
at the marshal and once at M I. Miles, each
Mr. Barker atrora panic 1 by Miss Smith.
of Albany, came' down yevterday for the
porposeot arranging the boaee of bersoa
in -law, N L Gal low r, wbo will move here
next week. Salem State man.
m Sunday morning at 1 1 oVfcck. in the
Cumberland Presbyterian church in Leb-
wj.A 'ack Adams a ill beotdained to Use
ra ot ine ministry. 1 ne ceremony win
be performed by Kev R T Ingle of Vancou
ver. Rev J one of Wood born. Rev Long
bottom of Albrny. and others- The step
will be appreciated when it is stated that
Mr Adams was at one time aa editor.
The Corvallis Gazette gives an Albany
moa the following "sendoff ": That foot
ball croak. Jack Warner, of Albany, has
the fever again. Me baa rented tbe hotel
gong for the season aad will be on hand
next Saturday with bis fish horn band to
make music fo the O A C boys. Jack is
all right and always toots his barn for the
winning side-
Rev E J Thompson. D P. has been pas
tor of the Presbyterian church at Corvallis
for eight years. Tbe membership bs
grown from 19 to I-tO. During the eight
yean that Ir Thompson has been connected
with tbe church he has preached S50 ser
mons and attended 107 funerals; united
!?0 couples in marriage : baptised 41 infants
and 37 adult, and received into tbe church
167 members S bv profession and SJ by
certificate
Tbe drowning of little Clifford Case; at
Salem was a very sad affair. The Jour
nal says: law dots were waving with a
dog throwing sticks into the stream for him
to bring out. The dog had a rope at
tached to his neck, and it is believed by
many that the boy was holding to the rope
too tightly, and was thus palled into the
water by tbe dog. The little Gaich bsy
west to the boose, and when asked where
hi compinton wa. answered most inno
cently: "He i in the water, and he won't
come out, "not realising the terrible reality.
Today Is the anniversary of the biith-
dsy of Wllllsm Cullen Bryant.
Owing to illness MUs HcU will not be
In Albany Saturday afternoon, a usual.
but w i. lecture the following Saturday,
Nov 10th.
Rev D V Pobling. the new Congeg-.,.-
lional pastor, arrived and has taken up hi
residene in one of tbe vvocdin cottage
on Third street.
A sneak thief entered the Ruse House
yesteidsy snd stole io new coals and
vests snu s wstch chain belonging lo s
coupie men doing tome work on the S P
switch.
The freight trsln on the (J P R R from
Yaqulna City wW be held at Corvallis to
morrow until ihe close of the foot ball
game to enable t.Kwe to return to Albany
who wish to come that way .
The State Polverslty and O A C foot
ball teams will play In COtvallls to mor
row. The Man 'about Town, tuough
somen hat rusty, predicts the OA C wtil
win. Though thev will miss Bloss they
are somewhat stronger than last year.
Kev P A Moe will have about 10,000
pounds of dried fruit on hi farm serosa
the river near Tsngen', and has been
offered by a Spokane firm 7 cents lor
prunes, and 8 acd 9 cent for apples.
Gorvsllls Time.
While running s lathe st the Iron
Woras yesterday afternoon Mr Jonn Hoi
man. the superintendent met with an
accident resulting in an Injury to one of
his hsnds. which but for prompt sction in
stopping the machine would undoubtedly
hsve been severed.
Religious Services.
Rev D V Pcling, the new pastor of the
Congregational church of this cith. will
preach and conduct servives at 10::i0 a m
and 7 :30 p m on tomorrow, Nov 4. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
Don't fuil to attend the in an' meeting o-
morrow at 4 p tu at Ibe Y M C A hall. The
subject of the meeting, "Setting Sail In
Life, the first of the Til flat nes ot
meetings. Rev Mr Abbett of tbe First M
E church will be tl principal speaker.
Housing music, headed by the unartette,
menara, Marsnaii, steeie, ana nowiana
Strangers especially welcome.
The cervices at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow will be as follows: Preaching at
10 :;'o a m and 7:30 p m ny the pastor.
sabbath school at 11 :45 a m. Junior C E
meeting tit 4 D tu. Y P S C E at 6:45 u 111.
The subject of the morning sermon will be
"The Bigotry of Men." In the evening
the topic will be "Tbe Social Status of
Yeting Womanhood." All will be made
welcome to these services.
Services at tbe United Presbyterian
church at 11 a m and 7:3U p m. in the
morning the subject will be, "Man's Way
versus God's Way of Ascertaining Truth 11
Evening, "Samson." 8 8 at 2.80: C E
6:30. If yoa bave no church service of
your own to attend you are welcome to
worship with us.
ROYAL BAKING POWDE CO., 10 WALL ST., NEW-VOftlC
sTefK3r
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Mr and Mis Geo E Fih went to Salem
this noon.
Mr E L Thompson, who is in toe city,
reports having sold his 1'irst street brie:,
formerly occfjpied as a harness shop, to Mr
McGuire, of Portland, for $4090.
News reached Mr Tinkle, the photo
grapher, yesterday that bis father in north
Texas, bad been severely injured by a run
away team. Several ribs were broken and
he is injured internally.
B C Flory bid farewell to his relatives
and many Iriends in Ibis place last Sunday
and left for Albany where he wiM attend
school this winter- W wuh him much
raxes in the pursuit of his studies. 80
daviile Review.
On Sunday. November 4, Mr and Mrs L
W Gais. of Y-!burn. will celebrate the
32nd anniversary of their wedding, and at
the same time aad place Mr and Mrs
Cooke Patten will aUo celebrate be first
aaniver ry of their marriage. Mrs Patton
1 the daughter i Mr and Mrs Gniss. and
a most enjoyable time is anticipated. Mr
Patton and wife will leate Monday for
California wnere they will spend s-reral
months. ! ndef-miect r ormeriy of Al
bany. Last evening a vers- nleasant receotioo
was tempered the senior aad iaaior classes
tht f V 1 ! . ---
in this city. J ne happy company spent th-
evening in a very pleasing manner at
game, social chat, musk, aad J ia
short, a dei: Joos repast was served which
was highly enjoyed bv all. Math of the
sprees of the occasion was doe to the fit
ting preparauoo made uy Miss HIie Balti
more of tLe senior ciass. aad the two Hasxs
will remember occasion as one of the
happiest evening of college .Uy.
Fat mjess Brno laoies - A burglar
entered the residence of Mr Arch Hammer
last evening, probably about S o'clock, dar
ing the absence) of the family .and met with
a very dippointing experience. An en
trance wa effected bv one of the south win
dows. Another window was opened wide,
ready for a hasty exit if accessary. Then
the burglar began examining things by the
light of matches, found all over the house.
Fate seemed to be against him. Ihe only
thing be took was a hand, bog with as
illuminura dollar, which so disgusted him
on' hi leaving that he threw it on the
ground in the back yard. Kven a five cent
piece was knocked off a stand without being
seen, and a watch on the piano was not
observed: as well as a small aawount in
another room. It was a. complete failure in
a financial way. The burglar was probab
ly one of the tramps pas.-mg through the
valley, though he mav bave been one of oar
own citizens. No telling nowaday .
A burglar also entered the leaideoce of
Mr Ike Fox. through an open window, and
succeeded in getting nothing. He was
evidently after money.
TheY M C A The new board of
directors of the Y M C A met last evening,
with the new president ? J Smiley in the
chair. C C Hogue. P B Marshall and
Carlton Sox were elected directors to fill
vacancies in the board of directors. Th
following committees were appointed:
Vacancies W S Thompson. F J Miller
and A M Hammer.
Devotional C F Rowland. C K Sox. P
B Marshall. J L Toralioeon and C W
Elkins.
Finance Wm Fortmiller. E F Sex and
K M Ilorton.
Kntertainment ti S Acbeson, O C Mc
Farland and W H Le
Music A M Hammer. teo Acheson. W
S Thompson ami S N Steele.
InviUtion W F tialbraith.
and S C Worrell.
Membership E E t'.off. P
and C E Sox.
Athletics W R Blain. F
K
B
Wilkins
Marshall
Nutting.
AI Sternberg and Allen Chniberlin
Visiting Sick O C McFarland.
E M
Horton and J K Brown.
IVooration K N lilodgett.
O M Mc-
Soso. By
the season
Farland and Jjhn Coacklttt.
Ali.kgoht of the War ix
the gnuvlest mustcale of
will be the "Allegory of the War in Song"'
winch the euttrtainment committee of the
Y M C A expect to put on about the
middle of next month. About o0 charac
ters will be needed The marvelous success
of this muMcale as given in Kansas City
and at Chicago commends it to Albany
moatcal peotde M being worth their finest
efforts, and assures the public something
unique and excellent in every respect. A
number of the leading musicians in Al
bany have recommended the arrangement
of music a the finest they have ever seen.
Nitne of these iHvino metat tlie 1 Ml A
rooms last evening and developed plans for
the affair. Anjther meeting will lie held
Wednesday eveuing, at which time all the
singers in town are asked to be present.
Axothkr biDDEH. A dispatch from
Omaha states that it was given out at the
Inion i'acihe headquarters that Uiat road
will buy the Oregon Pacific when it is
offered for sale in a few days, and will
hurry forward to co.upletion the proposed
road froiii 1 '01 1 hind to Astoria. At this
writing there are enough bidders to make
the tale an interesting event. But will
they materialize 011 Dec 2.. Haiti the
actual bidding takes plaits the public will
be skeptical. The outlook, though is
certainly good.
Burglary Down tiik Rivkr. During
last night u. burglar stole a double set of
harness and several bushels ef oats out of
the born of Mr John Conser near Millers
He was tracked to the Willaamette, the
tracks showing that he had made three
trips to Mr Conser 'a bard, from a boat at
the river, the indications being that the
burglar crossed the river from the other side
of that pohd.
Foot Bali, Accident Curtis Hawley,
aged about 25 years, and a student at Mon
mouth, was seriously injured Friday fore
noon by being struck on the head while
playing" football. His injuriea.ire of & very
serious nature, his skull being ciushed in
just behind the right temple. The game of
football is hardly ever played without an
accident of some kind, and every player is
more or less bruised in every contest that
takes place. Independent.
HOME AND ABROAD
40 full weight loaves f brfad for ft at
Parker Bros.
No t fresh butter 30 cent per roll at A
B Mcllwaln's.
The best ci v sta! glass wash bnrd at A
B Mcl! wain' for 35 cents.
A fine looking Angry gsat has been
hanging at Shuiut Bros meat market,
We sell mote and better bread at the TJ
S bakery than any other bouse In tows. -C
D Van Dyke wriU sell you two loaves
fresh bread for 5 cent at the L" S Bakery.
It is a pleasure to eat good bread snd
tht. you will al way tsaat at the U S bak
ers. Go to Mcllwaln's and ge: a sack of
these Bar bank spuds, ooiy so cents pea
bushel. Try a two pousd packase erf Twin Bros
truth, on!y 10 cents a package at A B M
f! wains.
First class Photrgraph frota 9 ceuts
up -. Tinkle. Ertri fine Msnteiio
per iLz
When you buy bread consider quality
and quantity then 701 will buy at the U
S bakery.
In nist clat jeweierr, watches, clock.
stiver wire, gold headed car.es, etc, W!
and Stark take the lead.
C D Vandyke sells 40 loaves of fresh
bread baked today tor $1 and 44 loaves
bakeo icserdav fos ft.
Farmer should not be taken In by the
steel range takes passing through the
country . Coe to Albanv and deal with
men who are here la stay.
If you need new glasses or your eyes
trouble vo call on Prof start, of Will and
Stark.graduate of the Chicago Opthalmic
echooi, wo will give you the best fit to
be secured.
No matter bow many times you fail to
get a Photo that just exactly tutu you.
dont give up, go to Tiakles, and If hU
work doot snit, ion: pay for it.
The Columbia aletnocratic club was
pacently organised in Port Land with Sam
Wo'fe as President. Atiorary General
Chamberlain was nom!sated for the posi
tion of President, but eras defeated.
A burglar attempted to errer the resi
dence of W T Baker last night, and went
so far as to raise a window, when Mrs
Bakrr wbo heard the noise coughed loud
enough for him tu know some one wa
awake, and he departed.
The miik wagon burse of Mrs We
Merer ran away thia forenoon taking a
lively spin east along First street chaining
the milk in an energetic fashion, spitting
(.orsid-rable and tipping over some. No
other damage was done.
1 he Eugene foot ball team went to
Corvallis this noon, fhey are a wiry lot
of young men, not large, but from ap
pearances have 'he grit for a good game,
probab'y not enough f jr the O A C. A
number of At'banv young men went to see
the game.
A B Mcliwain will sell vou gun pow
der tea at 25 cents per pound and guaran
tee tt equal to tea others are chanting so
cent for. Trv U and 1 ou will Snd it of
fine cut quality.
A "pass me on" Y M C A book reach
ed Albany ves'erdav on Us round of all
the Y M C A's In the north west. Each
secretary adds something to the collection
of news, making a very interesting journ
al. J A Hymar, the nurservmaa, had a
package of ycung prune and plum trees
in the rlty today, some of which were 14
feet 4 inches tall, just one years growth,
and a revarfcabie one. Mr Hyman I
making arrangements for an Albany
distributing orchard.
Twenty three piece uf Broadnead
(Jamestown) dreesgoods just received at
S E Ycung'. Th tine consist ol : erge
and snitings ranging in price fro.n 50c to
91 00 per yard. Thee are positively
the best low and medium price good on
the market to day. Call and examine
Ihe Hoe.
The Robinson family of musicians of
Turner are In the city and will give an
exhibition on fourteen instruments to-night
at the opera house. Some street work
shows them to be fine musicans.the young
n. an playing the cornet is particularly
skillful.
Mr T L Dugger, ot the Sclo Pres,Scio,
Linn county.paid The Sun office a friend
ly visit yesterday. Mr Dugger state
that budness Is improving in that section,
and it It were not tor the low prices of
farm products, the v farmers and business
men of t.tnn county woa'd forget there
was a panic of 1S94. Portland aun.
Marshal Lee this moining roundsd up
seventeen tramps along the river and
railroad and sent them traveling out of
the city.
We know whereof we affirm when we
state that Aver' Pills, taken promptly, at
the first symptons of cotds and fevers,
arrest further piogres of these disorders,
and speedily restore the stomach, liver ,and
bowels, to their normal and regular ac
tion. Good
IS ESSENTl
TO
HEALTH.
Blood
Yoa cannot
Hope to be well
if yoar
BLOOD
isiMPtma.
If yea are troubled with
BOILS.
ULCERS or
PIMPLES,
S0RE5
UT UfWU 19 USBJU. asm, ibjw iMfvm -vnvnnhlv
1 tka xfjtaMIV MmtlW sail I
. J J- LaJ a t - -m f 2 C C .
purutes .qu utun jw up oa nwniwa w
kubesate
CLEARED AWAY
ibvitsote. It is the twt tood remedy on t
iThnuuivl-ft who Ka uamA tt s so.
ll li 1 1 Mill HI II f nillll millMwi Ifii 1 TIT""
fnf ii sTailni mi ussiallli an istf if Hfc T V "
lhcn u MNsn
freatise oa blood aad akia diaeasas mailed i
Ce.
W. L. Bomu&
Vw WnOLs KOb'?u:AKiwc.
5. CORDOVAN,
HIOstHAOtWajXOCALF.
Hfmimidammk
3.VPQLH,:.3Soiss.
LADIES-
SEND FOB CATALOGUE
V-L-tOUQtAS.
BROCKTOK, MASS.
aaeeer by nrekaeiaa . I
Deaglae Mhoe,
--, wt .ntaw)iuuia
t dvertued shots in tLe world, aad guarantee
value by stasjoioa the uxt and price on
tt bottom, which protect yo sjaiist high
price and the ntMdUrcan's proSU. Osrtbiri
equal custom work in tyU, easy flrrtaw wa&
wearisg qoalnie. Vf have thewt , "
where at lower pri.-e ft. th-.
ay other make. Tak
Sailer caamossttpp: j you, :kU.
THE t EBLAIKt
CLOTHINGCO
COMING
The only and original J G
and E Alma Stuttz.
Afqrtiniotll T'lieqtfc Go
at the
ALBANY OPERA HOUSE
Friday and Saturday,
November 'i aad 10.
with grand Satmrday
MATINEE
Friday, Severn oer 9,
The great, 10,000 pJay
entitled
From Florida to
New Mexico
As played by sir Frank Beadick acd
company in all the principal cities m
America. Keserred seats 50c on sale at
tbe nanal place.
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 rrinisawr
Pmsn.
Makes nan or Beast well
NEW
Sri LIT
tt. S. C VISIT U VST LSZ CAT TTTiaTaTCrT
is tinder positive written inun?'. hr
aathoriaed aaenta oatly. to care Weak Memocy;
law ot Brain and Meres Power: Lost Manhood:
Qsaekaass: Nit Los; Evil Dream: Lack ot
Confidence: Nervooseees; lawairade: all Drain;
Lose ot Power ot the Geaeraiive Organs ia either
sex. caused by overexertion, YcathhiS Errvirs. or
rvrssnws Use of Tbhaceo. Oi mm nr lan:;r
which leads ,o Masecy. immpttoa. Lasasity
and Death. By mail, tl a box ; hi for JS; with
written snaanustee to cure or reftutd money,
tjampto peckav. contairirg SJW ihljii'lliaweiiilil
With fall instructions. S3 cent. One aua
ocLy sold to each person by mail.
J A Gumming, sole agent, Albany,
Binoirs M$-tel8ii.
Sic.
' FjSaaatluaM,
ral NeoraUia: aho toe Ki..,
Kiaaey Diawoen. And I
ta. AatMke. tor AWuhoU-
i ruv. M JaSSSSBI
THE ARNOLD CHEMICAL CO.
IS1 S. Wester tr. je. CHICA60.
Sold by all druggists.
IP Mill'8
Sa, lrl a MsaMMCw t (bart or
nsjssMUa, MMsMsssts. 4 if is.-;v.-t.t c-i-
GIG
WmssImmI M t
AS A PREVENTIVE
y eSSer aa M lawabSifclv
aar vaaanal aa : Sal le ta awe at
ttaaeatraalrtso.trattvil i
aaaa. Sala, !- r, I
1 w.-r tax. r e faLaaSNTf.
J A Cumming, sole agent, A:b2rt)-,
LADIES D SOT SNOW
OR. KEUX LE BRUP'3
STEEL HID PEHHYBBYSL PILLS
are the original and only FIENt U. safe and re.
liable cure on the market Prion tl.UU; sent by
uaaU. Genuine sold only by
J A Cumming, sole ager.t. Alhanv,
FOSHAY A MASON
wwsaauu aaa aaeaii
ArsAfficfiianii Kitiikauslr
A pei. ta for John Ft. Aider's puoifv .c a
SJileh w sU at ptjhliaher'a prie v
iwasaawsMtdact
ALRaVMY. HltmOB
1 mm can
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