The state rights democrat., November 30, 1894, Image 1

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Dcmorrat.
VOL XXX.
Entered at Ike Pest OOlce at Albany. Or.. tttnt-fliu Mall Malten
ALBANY.ORfcGON, FR1DA1, NOVEMBER 30, 1894.
TiTE rTTIC,f-allll-ers aad Proprietors!
NO 17
for Infants
" eaatoriaUso wail adapted UctUdMa that
Iresomnnmd it as tsiparior teany proscription
V to to It A. AaoucJL D.,
lit Sa OaXord St, svookryn, X. T.
"Ths of 'Oastaria U aa utdvarssl and
is sr rtU so well known i hat It seem a work
rvwerocatioa to endoraa it. F.w ara t ka
' -ndkjdit families who do aot twp Castor's
w la easy roach."
Cisuw JUrrrx, D. IX,
Now York City.
Tax Cawr-aoa
Best Work
PRINTING
Office Stationery ft Specialty
Give us your Patronage.
P. J. SMILEY
ANY,
ALU
The Oregon
With it; home
SA-LEM - -
wise tsTwf Block, cMurr Libert and
'IMTAKES a specialty of Sunnyside fruit tract pear Salens
1" Will sell 5, 10 or 20 acre lots at $50 to $60 pf.
ere small cah payment long tirii on balance
or particular
As Many Pounds of Sugar.
for a Dollar, and every thing else a? cheap, as 'at any store
in Albany, at
Julius Gradwohls
New Store.
at the corner of Second and Ferry
your groceries and crockery ware.
FORTMILLER
Undertakers
WE KfcEP constantly on hat d a full
coffin.. Also burial lobes and
which will be sold at
The Lowest
EMBALMING and " proper
NO EXTRA liffll FOR
ALBANY - - MASONIC
NEW : FURNITURE,
KSY STORE iSNOW FULL OF PIK3T-CLAKS FUBNITURE, CONSISTING
lt a
of bed room et. chsirr. 1
ciiDgte,
BOTTOM
Ll lilnl.. .iV,.7.I,r'"I.","-P1'7
If.2J.aTi P"bo tor M. by mall prepaid . With a Sr.
Irnairl.l.
rorl.lBAlbx.Or...br J. A. CLMMlNUB.Ta07liOlI
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
j. JOSEPH, Proprietor,
and Children.
Castorta curej Colic, ConitlpaHon.
Bour Stoctch, I'larrhooa, Eructation,
Kills Worm, gives sloop, an-i promotes dl
gottioa.
Without Injurious m.V ;or.:
"Pot rarer! years I hare recommends
your ' Co-tori,' and shall always continue u
do To as It has Invariably -s-owuced benedcla
iSGultv''
Emrot F. Pani-n--, M. P.,
l-th ticket aaJ ft a Aita New Task City
Cowiorr, TT Mrsuuv SntasT, New Yoxx Cnv.
Promptnesj
OREGON.
Land Co
office at
- OJRliJGi-O. '
Sute street, branch effice in PortlaH,t
sheet". Call their for
& IRVING
and
Em bal inert.
line of metalic, clotn and wood caskets and
suits, in I rcadcloth. ' ! 1 n i . n
I. .ting Profits.
care of the dead a specialty
HEARSE OR SERVICE ,
TEMPLE - - OREGCI
etc., which I will sell at
PRICES.
Titos. Brink.
'fhtp. siaas.K
This wonderful reined r
"inori, lxxsor orain
Kailtsloas, Hanroo.
Mzeanaed
urn or sum-
cameam
order wa
THUESDAY
Lin At Indepsndbnce. A very lively
affair oceurredin Independence yesterday.
A trial was in progress before Justice
Irvine in which Hem Hayden and his
sous had oaaeed to be placed under arrest
two Jorditn boys, for assault with a
dangerous weapon, they having In a
quarrel, it seems drawn a pistol. During
the course of the trial Clel Hayden came
innr.d, walking up behind one of the
Jordan boys, drew a pistol. Some one
threw up his arm and the bullet went
through the stovepipe and lodged in the
wall. Ben Hayden then jumped on tbe
boy, and, with the help ol otucers, at
tempted to overpower Clel. About this
time Bill Hayden came on the scene, with
a pistol ia his hand. In the the mean
time, the crowd had rushed out of the
building, and the door not being large
enough, they also went through n large
glass front. Bill Hayden was tackled
by an officer and several bybtanders,
and, after a sttugg'e. the pistol was
taken away and he and Clel were taken
to the county jail. In attempting to
put them in, Tom Lowry. and Marshal
Williams knocked him down, and then
locked him up. A large crowd witness
ed the whole affair and the frantic ef
frots of those in the courtroom to en-ape
was the subject of much jest.
NotIsdicted. United States Marshal
Grady, who went to The Dalles last n'.ght
to take into custody Klein. i-avage and
tiibtons, implicated by Kleins' confes
sion in The Dalles express robbcy and
the previous robbery of tbe poetoffice at
Tbe Dalles, this morning telegraphed
I'nited States District Attorney Murphy
that the Wasco county grand jnry had
exonerated Savage and Gibbons of com
plicity in the express robbery. I hey
will be drought to Portland bv Marshal
Grady on the United States charge of
robbing the malls. In the state courts
the testimony ot an accomplice without
corroboration is not sufficient to con
vict, but iu the United States courts
Mem's coniecsion. it believed by a jury,
would be sufficient for the returning of
verdict of guilty under the United
States laws. For several days there has
been an impression that the Wasco
county grand jury would fail to indict
Savage and Oibbons, on account of the
lack of testimony corroborating thecon
fession of Klein. Telegram.
A powerful newspaper syndicate has
been formed which proposes to give tbe
northwest the beat newspaper it has
ever had. The start has been made by
buying the Pasco News at $35,000, tbe
Spokane Review at $1 10,000, Sheridan
Sun at fSOOO and offers are now pending
for the Tacoma Ledger. News end Union
at pool prices of $190,000, says an ex
change. The Milton Eagle will be
bought later, and thus the syndicate
will control tbe leading papers from the
great lakes to the Pacific. Among the
organizers of the syndicate are Col F I
Parker, F. V Smalley, Alfred Holnian, N
W Durham and H G Guild. F G Hull
oftbe Eagle will also take a hand as
soon a he convinces his foreman that
the proper war to run distribution roll
ers on a Campbell press is "katty wam
pus." and not straight across on the
roller rack. Athena Press. When tbe
Democrat is reached we will sate right
here that any offer of lets than ? 1 .200.000
will be rejected.
Still Economizing. Every tew days
new reports ol economy on the part of
the S P are received. Tbe Grants Pass
Courier says: Tbe railroad company is
economizing in tbe matter of locomotives
and crews. Instead of a 'pusher" to each
passenger train between here and Wet
Fork, a "hog" engine will take the train
clear through between Rote burg aad
Ashland, thus dispensing with two loco
motive crews. It is thought that En
gineers Porter and Waite will be the ones
to take t e long runs. The round house
is to be closed up and the tank will be
filled at stated intervals by a section
hand running the engine.
Akothsk River Boat. The steamer
Gray Eagle, which ia being bnilt t
New berg, is 110 feet long with twenty
feet four in.-h beam- She is a freight
and passenger boat, with a draught of
fourteen inches. The owners of this new-
boat are Captain Carey and Engineer
Kemp, of Corvallis. The engines and tbe
boiler in the Gray Eagle, are what used
to be in the Aneita, the owners of the
Gray Eagle, having purchased the Aneita
and having transferred her machinery
to tbe new Doat. 1 ;ie is the same rua
ohinery that was need in the steamer R
C Young, which, will be remembered,
waa burned some time age, at Dove's
landing, in order to eecrre the inturance.
She will be ready for work in about three
weeks and will ply on tbe upper Wil
lamette Jon rxal .
Seas os I' iter . An Astoria dispatch
says that in a short interview with Mr
Karr, representing Chicago capital, this
evening, he states that the road is sure
tc ko. as soon aa tbe preliminaries re
garding terminal and shop grounds are
settled. It is also understood that at
soon aa everything ia settled, Mr Karr
will start arrangements for the manu
facturing of tin p'ate here.
Aw Albany Mas Got It. J B Tillotson
of Albany, the successful bidder on the
Waldo bridge, went ont last week to be
gin construction He is rare of finishing
the structure by the IStb ol Decembe
though he has until the 1st of January
to do it in. After the latter date he is to
pay $10 a day for each day a delay. The
lumber will be obtained at Bennett's
mill. Grant Pass Courier.
Collar Bone 3rokex. A Seventeen
year old son of Mr Abraham, living
3 miles across the river in Benton county,
had the misfortune to have a bone fall
Vitb bim yesterday breaking the right
collar bone in a serious manner, tie
was brought to the office of Dr Uaston
who ret and dressed the broken bone.
Excursion.-The 1 O O F of this city
wi'l give an excursion to Jefferson next
sturdav evet.Ing. The train whl leave
Albanv at 6:30 o m. Special work will be
done with the I O O F o Jefferson, after
which the excursion party will return to
Aibsny. Ah me 1 hers of the order Invlt
ed.
"A oM m
thcbilLVaad
never exoell
oA. " Trioa
and proven"
i.-: tho verdict
o f millions.
.Simmons
Livor Regu
lator ia the
Bettet
to!ilv Liver
VtA Kiduev
icilicine to
which you
can pta your
faith for a
euro. A
mild laxa
tive, and
purely veg
etabla, act
ing directly
on the Liver
(i n d Kid-
Than
Pills
oera. Try it.
Sod V-y all
DruggiBtu in Li'-uid, or in Powle
tol taken dry ormadcintoa lav
IShi Jtlng ot Liver M:-Jlc'aej.
" I Imve itnctl yoiirKliiimmi I.tver i: go-hit,,-
unit i-an i-ii:M li-ntiouKly say it l the
kiiiiiof all liv-r i.ieilii lues, 1 consl.ti'r It a
niedVim' ''. 1,1 Itwlf. tlRO. W. JAOkv
r .Twootria, Washiuguiu.
c U -" ted o
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Fair Highest Award.
ru i 11 1111' en i i:t wi a
The Pacific Young Women's Christian
Association under whose direction the
Third annual convention of Oregon
. - --- - - - V. i I.
"m "
u ui(iuii.niuii niiuiujr.iwiut mi ;iij
women what the 1 Aii u A undertakes
for voting men.
Hie work upon Hie contt
was Crtal
liihed in 1890. Miss Corabel Tarr then
occupying the position of International
Secretary, traveled throughout the coast
studying the held and tbe needs of both
cities and colleges for this definite work
(or young women. The result of this
visit was the formation of a Pacific Coast
Y W C A with representatives from the
various states, the central committee
being located for the time in San Fran
cisco. Under Mrs Edward Thomson the
chairman of the coast committee, the
work waa rapidly developed, centers ot
work were established in each state. As
the work strengthened a call was made
for a traveling secretary to give her e n
tira time it developing the work and ex
tending it to new places. Miss R T
Smith, of Salem, Oregon, waa chosen to
fill this position and the few months
she was able to give the work waa of
valuable assistance to the association,
she visited throughout tbe entire coast.
Later Mr Mott the International College
Sec Y M C A, Mrs Dummett me-uber of
the committee in Portland, and others
rendered valuable aid.
to Jan I8t3 Miss Km ma iteeaer was
sent to lake charge of tbe coast work
upon application to tbe Internatianal
committee and has since been with us
There are now 28 associations upon the
coast. Three of these, Los Angeles,
beattle and Sacramento, are in cities
and the remaining 25 are in colleges
ten of this number are in our own state
and will be represented at the conven
tion to open t-iidaj evening in the l'ret-
bjteriau church. At least 75 delegates
are expe:td by the Albany College
Association which is entertaining tbe
gathering. At tbe annual meeting last
year held in Salem, a northwest division
of the general coast committee waa
formed with head quarters located at
that city. Miss K Galbraith of klbany
College,' representing this city upon tbt
committee. This committee baa the
directing of ihe work both in Oregon
and Washington and has already proven
valuable in developing tbia field. A
large future lies before this great north
west country, and tbe northwest com
mittee desire through careful study of
beld and advice of friends here to
tbe work to a high standard.
hrinir:
Much I
help is anticipated in the coming of Miss
E K Price, of Chicago, who now stands J
at the head of this woik in this country
and Canada. The International Asso
ciation ia to be congratulated in having
yonng woman of such beauty and
strength of christian character, as it
leader. Miss Price i an inspiration
wherever she goes, and the coast is
fortunate to be privleged in having a
visit from her.
After tbe Albany convention, Mies
Price visits each college of the state
then joining Miss Hed?r in Seattle,
where will be held tbe rirst convention
of Washington. Dec 7 9.
All friends of yoang peoples work
should be in attendance at tbe meetings
which are open to the public. Friday
evening Rev Little of tbe United Pre-
Djterian church delivers the opening
itddreee, Mies Price alto appearing on
t he program The entire program will
appear in Friday's paper, and prom ises
to be strong throughout.
A Co.iege foot ball learn hat been or
ganized with C G Nixon as captain, R A
Met u-ley, mai.agrr and J r A'terr:t
tresa-.irer. A M C A team it being
gotten up; bu: ha not yet htcn organis
ed.
A coopte bate been in the c-ty several
days raiting money, or tr)lcg 10, on the
rcligso- racke'. It has net tet been
ascertained for certa-n whether it is a
genuine case or a fake.
Mr Chat Melzgar, t ie fireman, iaform
the Dkwcrat that there U talk ol a big
tit einan't bail on New Years nighl. The
matter will be brought op before a meet
ing of firemen to be held to-night.
One firm of Ashland butchers s'aught-
sheep ever month and are ahead feed- j
Ing tbelr winter supply of stock, having
3ootontof hay for that purptne.
Mi chel', correspondent savs: Grain
U selling here at the mill for 60 cent, at
John Da 40 cent, at Marvtville wceat.
r lour here
Fossil rlour
an inducemc
who mean
There will be an rfort made during tbe
next session of the Oregon legttlatuie to
have a new county carved out of the east
ern part of Crook, the north end ot Gran:,
a por ion of Gilliam and the southern cor
ner of Watce Louotle with the town of
Mitchell as toe county teat. Thi propo
sition was before the last session but failed.
The widespread tecognidon of (be kin
dergarten is one of 'he established fac's. ia
which the c'ote of the century may re
joice. With it advent a new 'era of pro
gress arid joy in learning was opcneJ up
before tbe school chili One of the
greatest gains for human!' in ur time t
the increasing Interest and sympathy with
the child's nature. Ex.
Mr Ed Hall, the insurance man, wa.
in the city today.
Mr Bachelor, the oldest jewelry drum
mer on the road, was in the city today.
Mr. Ida Buell, of Portland, came np
this noon, and is the guest of her par
ent.. License, have been issued for the
marriage of C M C Foreson and Martha
N Bosseman, and Urville Cunningham
and Grace Wood.
Mr Robert Hendricks, the popular and
competent superintendent of the reform
school and Mrs H were in the city thi.
noon on their way to Eugene with a boy
who bad been discharged during good
behavior.
Married. Mr J P Schooling and F r.
Jarvi. Hayes were married at Harris-
uurg Sunday evening. Mr. Hayes ob
tained a divorce from Mr Baye. at tbe
last term of court in thi. county Eu
gene Register.
Ladies Day Auction.
We will give a special auction for the
ladies next Friday afternoon commencing
at 2 o'clotk, and will offer tho following
lines of goods: Muslins, calicoes, table
linens, towels, toweling., hirtingi,liannels,
ginghams, outing; flannels, dress goods, etc.
Also a complete line of ladies underwear,
censisting of gowns, cbeinifte, drawers,
corset covers, etc.ladies andchildrens wool
en and cotton underware, hosiery, shoes,
artics, rubbers, giovei-, mitts, laces em
brorderies, ribbons, etc. We mean bus
iness. The entire stock will bo sold at auc
tion and private sale as f.i.-t as possible.
All goods eod on their meritH and we guar -
antee everything to bo us reprcseatotl.
Ladies do not miss this opportunity to buy
goods at your own prices.
Auction every SuUmlay afternoon
at one o'clock. Will also take farm
produce in exchange for goods, such
us eggs, dried fruit, ail kinds of poultry,
beans, potatoes, green apples, dressed veal,
pork, anil any other farm produce that can
txi turner! into money. IIhk salo will con
tinue until tbe entire stock is closed out.
GW SIMFSON
Mimic v to Loan.
We are prepared to make loans on good
mprovrd firms In sunt to suit, of from
i.TOO to $10,000.
Curium A Mom kith
l)Ltvji i?B:;il fr$l. ).
Let everybody come to th Star Bnkcry
and get 40 loaves of fresh bread for fi.oo
cash.
C MkYSR,
1 telling Iji J4 co per .barrel. -te "J ' '
is ael ing for coper barrel; "f0 1 ??? A'bT cMJew-
mfor tome at thi place, ammP?? ia wesen aannews. vt ni-
tn rrt ,hrir Knur Fx I StDftV t mveTKltT anu Ml t. a ' HtV,
.- m ...
, 11
Ilia Hands Flu. -Tho Lebanon Ex-
. ... .- 1. .11.. ll ., l..ll.vMi" Mr 1' l tf't
M " fcuc 1 uiiii:;,
ot MOHion, mush, rsnwwi nying visit j ue-
duv ot last week to oib uruine
in-law. II
F Bod-vell, of Waterloo, and then went on
to San Francisco to accept an miroitant
position- with the 3 P Co. fie came
through via the CP Railway and say
times are improving iu the F.at,iuid thinks
times will soon be Ix-'ter on the Pacific
fOHht. Mr Vininp is an old railroad man,
having been general indue manager of the
Union Pacific for about 1 1 years and has
held many other important railway posi
tions under Jay Gould, Sidney Dillon and
others, besides being chairman of the
Trans-continental association fer about
three years. He is also interested in a
large Perfumery ft Extract factory in Bos
ton, and was looking ever the ground in
the West with view of establishing
agencies for ttieur goods. a He also has
orders from a Bostoa. syndicate to inspect
the Oregon Short Line end probably the
Oregon Pacific, and will no doubt, return
to Oregon shortly to wok over and make
hu report.
Important Decihox. One of the
most important cases before the present
term of the circuit court, was the case of
Mr Friendly against tbe creditors of the
estate of Max Friendly. Mrs rnendly's
complaint alledged that cattle that belong
ed to her had been dii-pcsed of during the
period from 1888 to be Max Friendly
and that the proceeds from the sale of such
cattle was a part of the a?u of the estate
of Max Friendly, and asked that her claim
be placed on an equal footing with other
claims against tbe property. The aw gin
as well as the creditors fought the case.
The trial was by jury and tbe verdict gave
Mrs r nendly a claim against tbe estate in
tbe amount of $!.h8, which claim become
a bonefide indebtedness of tbe estate and
subject to tbe same rights as other claims.
Corvallis Time.
Death or Ollie Huto, tillie
Huston, tbe we'l-known gambler, died in
Scio on Nov 19. at tbe age of 22 years. 4
months. 12 day. Dm Press says: While
many pec'.ie mar ohinff to the habit and
associations formed bv him. all knew him
to be obliging and generous. Popular
among bis associates, his early demise will
cause a feeling of sadness to many of tbern.
When we think of the faults and frailitie
of humanity' and how prone we all are to
do evil we should extend that mantle of
chanty to othere. evea aa we VWH hut
it extended to as.
A Miraculous Fxafr. Last Thurs
day afternoon as Edward Reach was blast
ing stump on his place above Willamette
Falls be put a beav charge of giant pow
der under a large stump. After waiting
some minute and tbe charge failing to ei
plod? he proceeded to investigate matters
and leirn tbe cause. No sooner bad Mr
Beau h reached the stump when the charge
exploded, throwing him several feet into
tbe air and when he reached the terra Sima
once more be found himself just forty fe-t
from where he started. No damage w-
done except a badly burned face Oregon
''it Express.
From Wealth to Potmtt. There it
an old lady at Philomath, write Jacob."
who about fifteen rears ago left an estate
worth in tbeneigbtarb)d of $20.tKO. with
an iedebtednns of something like 3.000.
Today tbe inheritance is all gone and for
money borrowed and treat in extravagance.
She pat what remaining property she had
oat of her hands to avoid making obliga
tions good and new it it rumored, the may
be turned oat of boose and home. Sorely
tbe way of tbe transgressor is bar 1. Cor -
ralli Times.
bio Pat. Tbe professor in tbe O A C
receive tbe following salaries : Bio.
$2,650 and H0 for tecreUrr: IXcner.
fVrchtold. Sneil. Corel I. Washburn. Shaw.
French. Craig. Horner. Brtstow. each f L
O0. Fulton. $1000; Coate. 4TJ00 Mr
Callahan. 1900: Tbomps-a. fcreman. 9ti
Kmmett. merbnical. 1900: K K I'm bar. 1.
carfnter. ITS); Clark. nriUing. fl.230;
Pemot. photography. f9W.
The Prugram.
Following is tbe MTVisUn for iht ILIT
annual cooTatioa of tbe Youoc Wtx-n
i'),"tin Association
vhich cootcom in
budat iwesixg. at rirst iTesfytenan
cauri. 11 opening vson ami reoep-
J" w " J nee . : W Mng Jx-rvice.
l T0 Lee. A,ij,T. .tUeJs
Chicago. 111. Opassiag address. Rev Riley
LittJe (pastor l V church. Albany.) Ke
ception at college (far delegate.)
Saturday Mor.mso at Albany College.
5 -00 Organization . Prayer semje. Bible
reading. Mrs M McCrearv. Slem. Report.
Papers: 1. What we shall expect of tbe
College Y M C A girl. Mis Fh-rence Mc
Kercber. Pacific Iniversity. J. Bible
Study, Miss MnsaGeer. Willamette I'ni
Tersity. 3. Gospel Meetings. Miss Winnie
Hkeitn, Portland University. 4- Business
Mwtings. Mks Belle Lincoln. State Nor
mal School. Elements of Strength in ' tor
Associttion Work. Mis Kmroa Reeder.
Systematic Giving, Mis Eme Price, Chi
cago, III.
Sattrdat ArTERwooKat Alba-iy Col
lege. 1:30 Praise Service. M its M Han
see (Chairman N W Pivi sion Coast Com.)
Kible fctudy, Mrs M Mct"rearv. Salem
Alaska. Mis Ella Macev. Pacific I niver
sity. Students and Mission. Mi- Eflie
I"rice. Asseciation Literature and Reconis.
Mrs J A Dummett, Portland. Paper. Phys
ical Culture, (prepared by Mi - M iKinn.
Penn. State Secretarv.i read bv Mi- Ethel
E Redfield, Albany College, yuestion box.
Businert session. The G.-neral Secretar.-
ship a Profession for College Women. Miss
Satt'rpat Evesixo at Albany College
7 :30 Song service, leader. Pref W H lee
Albany Colk-ge. Five Link in the Asso
ciation : The College. Mi Maude Wihrins.
State University. The City and Coast,
Miss Emma Reeder. 1'o.nt Sec'v. Interna
tional and World', Miss E K Price. Ad
dress: Higher Ideals, Pre PC Campbell,
State Normal School .
Scsdat MoaxiNii at Albanv Col lose
9:30-Meeting Personal Blessing, leader,
Miss .M Keynolds, t.-Uein.
St xnAT Akteixoox at All-anv College
110 Younir Women' Meeting Isa-sfir.
i.. . s . .
Miss Helen nrooics, rorest urove.
Buxoat BVaUrnra at Inited Presbyter
lan church. 7:.gJ Hevotioaal eivus
Address, Miss K K Price, tienercl Sew
tary International Committee W C A.
Farewell service. Miss Emma ReeJer, Pa
cific Coast Secretary.
A Drkdm will make a splendid
Christmas present for your wife. You
can get the proper thing at Read, Pea
cock it Go s at an extremely low hgtire
tor cash.
Coughing.
For all the ailments of Throat
and Lungs there is no cure so
quick and permanent as Scott's
Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil. It is
palatable, easy on the most deli
cate stomach and effective.
COl
Emulsion
stimulates the appetite, aids the
digestion of other foods, cures
Coughs and Coltls, Sore Throat,
Hronchitis, and gives vital
f.trength besides. It has no equal
as nourishment for Babies and
Children who do not thrive, and
overcomes
Any Condition of Wasting.
SrmJjr PtmJkUi en Staffs l-'.muisien. brr.
Scott d Downs, N. Y. All Druggists. GOc.andSt.
1 - - - - - - - a U. 411.. a.
1 ivvuieinucr nsiis auction r nuay anei-
I noon and a general auction liaturdiy
! af 'ernoon at W C Davis' store.
All Interested In Y M C A football are
1 ..II..' t.. ........ .1 .
' " h i Hie fgt nilIl-!U in 11 mof-
i row tvei tng at o'c ock.
The fit.le'h anil vi rary of Hie Congre
gations! church in Oregon Cit.t, a'so In
j the state, will be observed next (Sunday,
i J A Cochran tnd M S Cochran, of Mc-
nllr.nvllle, iuve made an assignment to H
B Tingle. The asset are $12,171 ; llablll
tle, ft 2, 244.
E C Klrkpiirlck, the hop buyer and a
former printer, sued Hottt Proa, at Salem,
for I227, his commit sion for buying hops,
and recovered the entire amount.
TheGer-al Str says: There is no
dentist in this town and a good opening
eais'.s for one. Pass the word around.
Also a tinsmith would do well here; ditto
a $25,000 bank.
Ti e match shoor between Sky Meets,
of Harriaburg, and Billy Martin, of Mc
Mlnnville, was taking place on the ba'j
ground this afternoon . The motor wa
conveying passengers to an-J from the
grounds.
'1 he Udias of the Congregational church
will hold a parlor sale al the reddence of
Mrs C O Lee on the 5th f December and
in the evening a social to which the ptib
lie arc invite .
The coupty assessor of DougU count
wa formally notiSeJ bv the county court j
mat no aenuty wouia oc allowed or psid
irom Mov 24, iVt to March I, iSas. Jfo
monkey business there.
The postmaster at Toledo ha forward
ed hit resignation to the der-artmer.' at
Wahlngt..n,and the-eby hang a tile. The
onir ctnoiajie tor tin p. see, so lar at re
ported. It Editor Stewart uf the Toleda
Leader Times.
A Willamette valley farmer complain
because hi potatoes have only yielded 500
outne t per acre, lie thinkt he ought to
have had 1000 buthelt pjr acre, but he
should remembei that a half crop Is a good
reu;i in a etr 01 general hard litres
Ex.
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L'ucKt arc it. tea too now ; tut they are
bard to find, though said to be around in
good sized bands. For a few rears they
ha been somewhat scarce, which an
Albany man account for bv sarin that
they have been going up the Columbia
into tbe wheat fields of Eastern Oregon.
Cold weather up there will mean n.enn
of ducks here.
A the ritr election draw near there
teems to be more Interest taken In ah the
newlr elected efficers will b?. The following-named
person hare been tnoken
of: For Major. Hon M A Miller: record
er, A F Stowe. W M Brown and J E
Adcox ; Marthai.F W Morgan.loe Smith.
O W Taylor und Phil Ritter. For coun
cilman we have not been able to find
anyone willing to acc-pt Lebanon Ex.
pre.
Welcome Turner who has been work-
ing'resr Jiniber met with a pretty ricut
accllen'. Thursday night of last week. He
let. through a culvert in the railroad, near
that puce, falling a distance of abrat four
feet and ttrikiag on the back of his head,
and a dot was formed at the bate of the
brain. He was In a precarious condition
but it coming around all tight . Lebanon
Advance.
Mr Billy Mack the baiter, went to Port
land tun noon.
Mr Rosa Humphrey i in tbe city carry-
ins one of kit hands in asliag.it hating
been smashed in a rvrent mec:dn' in bis
w mill.
Geo DRidinger. tbe bridge contractor.
ha completed bis work si PiddV and Iats
Creek, and came down to Ro-eburg List
night. RosrlMrg Plaindnaier.
H to Tar lor. for tbrae nun a dm mber
of tbe Berkley foot ball eleven is in Cor
ral us. coactung the U A L for tbexr great
thanksgiving game
Mr Aigina Martin, of Allanv. past de
partment secretary of tbe regon W R C.
visited Corvalii Friday and inspected
Eilrworth enrp of this citv. t'orvalti
tiaavtte.
Mr Miiler. representing Soragne's Col
lecting Agencv. 1 in the city. The Mas
abou. Town once resided in th town in
New York State there Mr Miller was
bmugrit up. and torn pared memorandums
with him
Mr J A Cumuingt drug 4ore present
tropical and pleasing appearance to day.
A heaithv banana graces tbe boat of Use
store, a tine specinvn of this beantitai
plant. It was raised by Mr van Horn.
U is learned today that Perry Raymond
ill be acanidate for Alderman in tbe
first ward, and that be will make a content
for tbe nomination against Geo G Bing
ham. Salem Journal.
F F W-.i'.is left toda for Ca .fornia to
travel for the Carriage Factory Betakes
itb him a very tine rig in which be will
travel over tbe state by team Corvallu
Time. Forroerty with Staver k Walker.
Mr Edward B Holme, who was Mis
Nellie Wolfe, formerlv a resident of Sbedd,
and daughter of Rev Wolfe, ha sued for a
divorce. November 26th, P5. be wa
married in Corvalii to Edward B Holmes,
b whom she wa deserted about Mar 1st,
1 t -s mm' sues for a divorce and asss tne
coort to compel her husband to support
their seven year old sots.
According to tbe Sunday Welcome.
Barry Waite, tbe spiritual medium who
was recently exposed in this city and Sa
lem, was formerly lohn King, who gave
public seances in Portland, and offered to
make mediums out ct a number 01 nis t x
lowers. provided thev put up enough tnon-
ev in advance. Tbe money was paid and
tang skipped oat .
The following account i given of a wed
ding at Tangent recently noted by tbe
Hsmccrat: On Nov 21st at 12 o'clock at
the ntfidr-nca of Mr J II Simpson
Tangent, by Re C G Harmon. Mr Cba
P Bryan and Mi Ollie Simpson were uni
ted in marriage. After tiie ceremony
performed, an elegant dinner was served,
about thirty i-etng present who were very
highly entertained. I be bride wa dressed
in a beautiful peirl gray suit adorned with
a pure white bridal veil. Quite a number
of handsome presents were received in a
way suitable to the occasion. Tbe day
wa considered by all a very pleasant and
delightful one. Mr and air bryan are
among our most popular yonng ptople.
They have the best wishes of a
friends for a long and happy life.
Iiost of
Lin cr Patkkts granted to Pacific
state, inventor, this week. Reported by
C A Snow & Co, solicitor of American
and foreign patent., opp V S Patent Of
fice, Washington, DC.
E L Brown, San Francisco, CU. pen
holder. K A Cooley, Cloverdale, Cal. box
wiring or hooping machine. M M Cope.
Noyo. Cal, saw handle. C R Eraser, Sen
Francisco, Cal, can labeling machine. V
Fulton, Enterprise, Or, Sliding gate. J W
Himee. Blma. Wash, trace hook J Hcp
kirk, San Francisco, Cal, reversible driv
ing gear for cars. K D Hume, Gold Beach.
Or. carrier for can making machines. A F
La Shells, Biggs. Cal. railway rail. F B
Long. Los Angeles. Cal, pianoforte and
agraffe therefor. 0 Van Gcstrum, Portland,
Or, garment securing device.
A Man Lost.
Corvaluh, Or., Nov. 23. Information
ccmes ffJin the Summit, this county that
John Henderson disanpeared from lus
homo about ten days ago and has not
been seen or heard of since, lt is be
lieved that he is loot and ha. perished in
the mountains. Tho whole country is
being scoured by his neighbors, honing
to find some trace of him. Hi. wifo is
prostrated.
A Minino Item. lt is said a nuni'ier
of miners from Sweet Home are making
$1,125 per day pdacar mining at Oomca 1
bar on the Santiam above that place. A
number of new mining claims have been
taken in tho QuarUvilT. district, lt is aico
said on good authority that tbe company
which has the Albany Mining & Milling
Company's mines bonded is arranging to
engage in active work in the spring,
m irdwi Tirana.
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Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Govt Reoort
ABSOLUTELY PURE
SATTJUDAI"
THE Y W CAS
tion was opened in the Presbyterian church
last night with a good attendance.
The following delegates bad arrived dar
ing tbe day and had been royally received
by tbe committee of bright young ladies
from the Albany College: State University
at Eugene, Misses Ina McClung, A.na
Roberts, Gertrude VTidmer, Kate Patterson,
Maude Wilkins and Mir Carson; Willam
ette University at Salem: Misses Helen
Matthew. Bessie Shepard. Edith Friuell.
KeUsuca Beldarehe, Flora Jones. Nellie
Clark, Grace Pohle, Musa Goer, and Ida
1 oder; Polytecbnique Institute, Kalem.
Edith Field, Lena Laundrum. EsteilaTay-
1 . . e . rw . - , , j -
iot, maggie nammer. r.na i-icnet. if race
'23?' -onal 25" ;rar y-Sff-
Ilebecca i.um; oman()Ileff of Will-
ry j 1 Vrr" na Hom-r. Mr Power is a competent, relia-
Unrv UoVNAMa V.w1 1 -a rH l.aiipMMiif .st a ... w mm. .
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Hovl Ml Mill Mi.n;. ll.mr, ....1
ruwv 'rvdi r Ti
hii Mace;. Lola Hunt and M.nle Gardner;
Forest Grove: Helen Brook. Florence Mc -
Kercber. Ida EltU. Winifred Marsche. Ora
Beall and Bertha Tongue. Others are Mr.
McCreary af Salem, and Miss Reeder ot
San Francisco A total of 49.
Miss Helen Brooks, of Forest Grove,
presided at tbe opening meeting, with
much grace and dignity.
A song ten i-e wa lead by Rev Pnchard
with Prof Lee at tbe organ.
XI : . . 1 , - 1- . 1 . g a .
bus .vuoie r o . prenoeni 01 me Aii.-any
Y W C A in choice words welcomed tbe
visitor to oar city. She was responded to
by Miss Helen Mathews, a bright and
sensible yonng lady of Waigmette, in
smooth words welt seasoned with truth.
Miss Price, general secretary, not having
arrived, waa of coarse not beard as expect
ed. Rev Riley Little delivered tbe own
ing address, selecting for hi topic the
motto of the Y W C A. "Not by might
nor by power bat by my spurt smith tbe
Lord of hosts.'' lt was a well arranged,
forcible effort and made a strong impres
sion. Af ; r timm t-v-r. tm sMaB-ma satj
members of tbe College Y W C A adjourn
ed to tbe college where a delightful recep
tion was ten Vre- i ine de-egate. one roll of
life and social actit ity. A sumptuous re
cast w- terved in the commercial room
that did credit to tbe taste of tbe Albany
girl.
Sattrdat Uoraisg At 9 o'clock to
day the Y W C A was formally organized
tor tbe business of tbe convention, with
Miss Mattie Hansel, of Salem, a presi
dent; Mrs Angelina Wateon. of Moo mouth,
secretary; Miss Maude Wiikin. of Eogene.
vice president. Committee were appoint
ed. A prayer service was followed by a
. . , re : y Mr- Mil lJ, ol IMasw.
Mis Price general w-retarv, was re
ceived by Prof Young on behalf cf Albany
and tbe iissociaUon. and by members of
tbe delegations. She lespooded in a man
ner that brought her do to tbe hearts of
the psssjas SawSat,
Encooraging rerorts were heard from
tbe different asoc -aliens.
Papers 'rere called f r and read br
Floreaoe Mc Kerr her m "What we shoal J
expect of tbe CoUece Y W C A girl.'' a
sensible effort: by Musa Geer on "Bible
tody." with excellent -nggestions; by
laiv HopEins a faier prepared bv
Winnie Skeltcci of l ort. and Cniversity on
iospet Meetinrs" and bv Miss I Vile
Lincoln on "Business Meetings."
Miss Reeder. of San Francisco, spoke 00
'Elements of strength in oar association
work.' ia a manner that instructed and
pleats; d: aad Mis Price closed tbe fore
noons work by talking on "Systematic
giving.'' presenting some indisputable
ai-g-urnenbi in an eioqaent manner.
Tbe services tonight and tomorrow will
be as follow :
Haj-pv I.ndians A cvrrespondent of
tbe Cor va' lis Ti roe- savs: "Col. John
Mb special agent of tbe gorerccccnt. to-
gmUni' with a clerk and one Indian police.
occupy a s-aall room t - which outsiders
are no', edmr.ted Tbe is lieeman calls
out a name, and tho Indian who ays claim
to it goes in and get hi check f - it
makes tbe colon-1 both important aed jjopu
lar among tbe Indian, many of whom in
Uteir ignorance, think tbe "money come
from him. it i be h interesting and
pathetic to see the lame, the bait and the
blind hie into the office, and c.me ont with
tbe government chec, which they eve with
rjuitxical and ?uperditious enriotity.
Ihe Indians are a'l wreathed in brigbt
smile over tbe fart that they have picked
out tbe cream of the land and are selling
the mountain. to the white, for cash. It
is a fact, however, that when tie- unalotted
lands are opened for settlemer.t, four or
five hundred families may find good homes
m tbe Mletx t wenty-two thousatd dol
lars i tbe amount that will be paid out.
all told, ami 310 Indian will be rich.
I he W iieat MaRKRT. I it I report re
ceived by the Red Crown Roller Milts to
dav from Portland is as follows: Exporters
report considerable difficulty in placing
cargoes abroad, even on a 3 penny viecline
and present conditions seem to show that
the markets ot the world have advanced
proportionately too rapidly . Local wheat
stocks are excessive and until tbe bulk is
shipped out. sellers can hardly eipect to
get latelv ruling price, quale Walla Walla
at 70c per 100 lbs for small lots and 71
for round parcels, valley about 77'-.. to
7SJ4 for large lot.
Lcst $20,000 We uuderstand that a
Lane county capitalist, who has a large
sum of money loaned in the Palouse, Wash.
esnntv. estimates Ins loss lv depression in
propertv during the past few months at
180,000. Thi money was formerly loaned
at ten per cent, in Ln-e county on first -cluss
si .-urita;ce. but the inducement of irom
15 to IS percent., imid in Washipg'on,
not only lead this tentleiiion up to the
slaughter, but also the farmers who fool
ishly bcrrowed it. It served both ot them
right. Eugene Guard.
Chkaw S.uks The Albanv Farmers
Co. of this city has just made a contract
for 50,000 sacks at 4 ls cents per sack, a
saving oto or cents a sack ove. previous
year. lli- decrease m pneo is due to Ui
recent tariff legislation and needs no argu
ment to show the loneht ot it. It means
about 1 4 cents fore per bushel HM wheat
next year.
The Latent News is that Julius Grad
wohl is doing business in his new iuart
ers, the old Poet Ortice and Odd Fellow',
building and OiH-m House, and to give
an introduction to his new store, he will
sell the following goods for net costouly.
1 box full weight Savon soap 85 cts, "'2
o xe French sordines 25 els. Oysters 10 cts
r can, Arbunde and M coffee '25 ctsjlb.r
d all ot b r goods sold as low us unv
u se on this voost.
At Cost. Mrs Parrlsh oilers her en
Ire stock at cost, oaring to the lateness
of the season snd dull time. The ladles
of Albany will do well to call and examine
her stock before purchasing elt.ewhere, at
Mr Parrltb's Millinery Parlors.
)r. Price's Cream Baking Pore-tie
A Pare Qiao Cwaa ef Tartar Pa w -tat.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Mrs Bert Van Cleve came up from Salem
this noon.
Mr Clyde Hill returned thi. noon from
a visit to Tbe Dalle.,
Rev Poling returned from Independence
to-day, and will preach to-morrow.
The firemen at a meeting last evening
decided to hold a ball on New Years night.
Miss Emma Pfeiffer accompanied Mrs
W I Ortel to her home in McMinnville to
day.
C G Ivm asters is making arrangement
to move tbe Linn County Review from
Sodayille to Harrisburg, and will probably
get the next issue ont at that place.
It now require tbe service of four
teachers in tbe North Brownsville public
school, and Mrs Miehener ha been em-
' plored to take cbarpe of the fourth room.
rr..
limes.
i Mr Frank Power left for Newport today
toaccept the position of prjneV on tbe
yooag man wno will do credit to the
1 Oregon Pacific steamer.
John Henderson, lost near tbe Sammit,
, in Benton county, had not lieen beard from
1 --T- fwo or three shots were beard
several days ago. and it i tbouebt be had
i -lentally .hot himself and was firing
I warning stJOta
wot S'ewart ana wit: have oeen in
: the city in tbe interest of Pierce, little
pallet.. Golden Discovery, etc. and made a
three years contract with tbe Democrat.
Pierce's is one of tbe responsible firms who
remit without bill and hence are friends
of the nex .papers. In this respect a good
example is set to snbscriben of newspaper.
Mrs torn lurner, ot now Una. wa in
tje city several days this week. She, in
company with Mrs H A Stanard, will leave
for California in a few day. Mrs Tnrner
goes to spend the winter w.tb her father.
wm Uocnran, while Mrs stanard goes
with tbe hope of benefiting her health, and
may reside there permanently Mr Stan
ard will also start for tbe Golden state in a
month or sis week. Brownsville Times.
UO.ME AND ABROAD
Being ragged it not conducive to popu
larity except with chrysanthemum.
Y M ' A football team meets to organ
ize to right at 8 p m.
AH Cdd Fellows thoald be at tbe depot
at half past six sharp this evening to go
to J.9erson.
Mr J S Cooper lt the heaviest tax payer
In Indejsenlence. He pays oa 1 29.0S0.
H Hirschberg pays on $27.191 and Henry
Hill oc 122,135.
There will be a special meeting of Bea
lah Rebekah Lodge Monday evening
next. AH members are specially invited
to attend. By crier t f N li.
Tbe republican chy convention has been
called for Friday evening, No to at J
o'clock at the 'court bouse. The ward
meetingt siu be held at the usual places
00 Thursday evening.
The shoot betweei Sky Meek and
Bill Martin did not come off vesterds
after rooi as announced. After getting
o the grounds Martin demanded hit ex
pense and fare, which ot course was re
futed, and the match was declared off.
When T 1 Baford was agent at the
SBets he brought some China pheasants
from tte vallev and turned them loose on
the re erva'ioo. These birds lived and
have multiplied and there are quite a
number of their progeny around the school
farm and vlcinhv new. Toledo Leader.
Religious Services.
rr.ited Presbyterian: Tbe morning I
service wi.l be conducted bv tbe pastor
subj'He most increase I must decrease," I
b at J:Jo, junior buoeavor y.yt. Senior
0:30. tvening service under mat. age- I
ment ot the V WW ex.
Let's crowd the T M C A rooms again
to morrow at a o'clock, the subject at the
fourth in the series "Tue Lat Vovas-e
Rev I V Pohling, a young man, will talk
to young men. Ail men welcome.
Sterv-ces at the Coneregstioni! Church
moraine and evening oa to morrow.
Preaching by the pa-tor. The Y P S C E
meet at 6; to p m and the Sutic.tr School
at ,-J o cock.
Preschire at St Paul M E Church So ith
tomorrow at 1 1 m and 7:;o p m and
every alternate Sabbath. Sundav School
to a m Prat meeting Thursday night 7130
p m. DC M-Fariand, Tattor.
Tomorrow is quarterly meeting at the
M E church. lr Parson, the Presiding
Elder, will be present and otSciate. Love I
reatt at c -to. -sreacmn? at io: toiioweo 1
by the sacrament of the Lord's aupper
Sanoav -cnooi at j :jo. junior ieague at 1
j.jw iiu bp.,,11 'v 8 1
service In the evening owing to the L nlon
meeting of the Y W C A at tbe Cnited
Presbyterian church.
At tbe Presbvterian church preaching at
10:30 am, 8 Sat 11:45 am. Junkr C E
meeting at 4 p m. Y P S C E at 6:j0 p m
There will be no preaching in the evening.
By request the pastor will preach in
tbe morning on the subject, "Woman's
Work and s-pbere." All will be made
welcome to tfteee services.
Price'.
World Fair
KNOWLEDGE
Bring, comfort and im prove m nt anc
tend, to personal enjoyment, wh -rightly
used. The many, who live ti
ter than other, aad eujoy life more, wi .-.
lea. expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the world', best products t
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tbe
remedy, Srrup of Figa,
Its excellence ia due to its presenting
in the farm meet acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ative ; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headache, and fevers
aad permanently curing constipation.'
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of tbe medical
profession, because it acts on tbe Kid
nevs, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Fig. ia for sale by all drug
gists ia 50 cent bottles, but it ia man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. oaly, whose name i. printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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