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rwommuod it as superior to any proscaription
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ill So. OrforJ St., "irooklj-n, N. Y.
'The was ot 'Castcria Is so universal end
ta r rlta so wcU taownMt It seems a work
rvnreroeatioa to endorsa it. Few are the
'MSfeSi families who do not tyj Castoria
in easy roach.
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FOETIILLER S IRUNG
Undertakers -:- and -:- Ruibal Biers.
WE KEEP constantly on hand a full line of roetalic, clotn and wood catkeU nd
coffin.. Also burial ubei and suits, in broadcloth, utin.cashmrrr e'e
which will be sold at
The Lowest Living Vroflla.
EMBALMING n th lr.p r care of the dead a spectiltr.
HO EXTRA CHARCE fi R HEARSE OR SERVICE
ALBANY - - MASONIC TEMPLE - OREGON I
THE NEW WAY EAST !
NgS and O.R.N. CO'S
To all PoiuU
Washing'on,
Tdho,
in Montana,
Dabotas.
Minnesota,
and the East
All Points in tie United
The Great Northern Railway i a new transcontinental line Rons bnffet-'ibrary
obserration cars, palace sleeping and dining cars, family tourist s'eepers and first and
second class coaches.
Having a rock ballast track the Oreat Northern Railway i free from dos, one of the
chief annoyances of transcontinental 'ravel.
Round trip tickets with stop over privilege and choice of irlorn roues.
For further information call upon or write,
F. J. TOney. G. P. & T. A., St. Pan, Minu
Or C. C. Donovan. General Agent, 122 Third Street, Portland, Or.
Ins. Co. of North America.
Of Philadelphia.
Capital. $3,000,000; assets, $9,562,600; surplus to policy
holders, $5,244,269. '
Oldest stock fire insurance company in the United States
Losses paid since organization $81,439,447.
J. W. Senft, district special agent for Linn and Benton
counties, office over Read Peacock & Co , Albany, Or.
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if n-T -wi
.Df.,Tr -JSS. n,7S.i - ,.fT?r- exceMlT. ue of tobacco, opium or Mim
ulanu. wtatclt lead to lutlrmltT, Conaomptlon or 1 numtr. Can be carried In
.Teiapocket. Viper bux. 0 for MS. br taali prepaid. Vltba.S order we
tfdruioiuu. Ask for It. take
uu.asiU AikU. Latin, in plain wrapper. AddreMKHVEIUCO.,MeouloTemule,CUICauo.
Voraaiein Aluacy.ure-.or J., JiMiNUM.ana bj JJi'lniKS A MciAJUANLi, UruKiu.
and Children.
C Astoria cure j Colic, ContipatioTX,
Sow Ctonch, ZtiorrhOBa, Eructation,
Kills Worms, jives sleep, ca t jroraotcs dj
gostion,
"Without Injurious rnptjcct'.ixn.
"For Fsvcral years I fcava rocummeaiW
your ' Otoria,' and shall always continue K
do Da as it has Invariabl jrcslactxl bcaoacia
Jesuits."
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LIHES-The Short Ronte
Tbroajh TielcetM n Sale
ICblcaeo,
St. Louis,
To and frrnn Wasbineton,
Philadelphia,
New York.
Boston, and
States, Canada and inropa.
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no other. Write for free Mmli.-.l H.w.k antalrd
THURSTOA'y
OoNsiriKRABLB of a Thief. Frank
Marshall, held in the county jail on a
charge of indecent exposure has a part
ner now, and the next grand jury has a
case 01 curgiary to investigate. The new
mania C. U. Blanchard, and he says
haiU from Goldendale. He struck Cor-
vallisaturday,and one of the first things
he did was to get tolerably drunk. That
nigut r.o went out on a loragmg expedi
tion, and never stopped until he had
raided successfully the dwellings of Rev.
H. Gould, John Scott, M. Jacobs and
Prof. J. B. Horner, lie was successful
in capturing booty only at Scott's and
Jacobs'. At the first place he secured
Lum Scott's coat, vest and watch, and
at tho latter, the overcoats of Isadore
Jacobs and Postmaster Johnson. At
eleven o'clock Sunday night he was
taken in custody by othcer McLagan.and
after a little coaxing owned np to his
misdeeds, and the stolen property.which
had been secreted about Afayor McFad
den!s new residence on College Hill, was
recovered. Monday afternoon Blanch
ard was arrainged in Justice Holgate's
court, where he pleaded guilty to bur
glary of the coat, vest and watch and was
bonnd over in $750 bonds to await the
action of the grand jury. He also
pleaded guilty to the larceny of the two
overcoaU and was promptly sent to jail
ior mree monins Dy uie stern justice. "
urvains aimes.
t as Uallkd A Ut-ST. A correspon
dent in the Salem Tost called Represent'
attve Klundell the "Itonglas county
runt." This made L. H. McMahon mat,
and as none of his literature has appear-
eu in me wemockat tor a good while we
give a sample: Mr. Blundell is au ex
ceedinglv sinal! man, and to a boor the
term "runt" mav appear applicable
But Mr. Blundell is a eentleman, a lie
irg as incomprehensible to the man who
sneaks behind a nom de tlume to m
dulge in uncalled for and ungentlemanlv
personal attacks as anything could well
be. His ace. his weak ilinii-al con
dition anl poor health should cause any
man to refrain from attacking him in a
personal manner. Those who have the
pleasure of his personal acquaintance
hold liiii) in the highest esteem. He is
a jolly companion and always a gentle
man, tor the man. who wrote that ar
ticle, every honest man has supreme
contempt. In the first place, he is a
sneaking coward, as is evinced by the
fact that he did not attach his name to
the article. The article is proof suffici
ent that its author is a hoodlum. He
mar be an opium fiend, a tin-horn
gambler or a bosom friend of Jim Wil
son. His letter indicates that he is well
fitted for anv profession to which gener
al moral depravity is an essential ad
junct. A Revisbi Spkbc-h. Willard Elk ins,
of Dallas, a nephew of James Elkins of
this citv, has just revised Patrick
Henry's great speech, so that it reads:
Mia 1 1 we baselv submit to the i-ol.i
standard, or declare ourselves free and
independent? If we mean not basely to
abandon the noble struggle, ior "free
coinage of silver, in which we are en
gaged, and which we have pledged Our
selves, never to abandon until the glor
ious oojeet oi our contest snail be ob
tained we must vote ! I repeat it, we
must vote! An appeal to the laboring
men and to the God '.' hosts is all that
is left ns. It is vain to extenuate the
matter, Mr. McGowan may rrv gold,
eace ! pbut there it no peace. The fight
between the capitalists and the laboring
men is actually begun ! The next gale
that sweeps from the East will bring to
oar ears the clash of resounding arms !
Our brethren, of the Coxev army, and
already in the field. Wliy stand we
here idle? What i it Mr." Uackleman
would have? Is life so dear, or peace
so sweet, as to he purchased at the price
of chains and slavery? Forbid it. Al
mighty God! I know not what course
others may take ; but as for me, give me
free coinage of silver, or give medeath."
A Poetical Advebtisemect. An As
toria painter advertises in a style of
which the following is a sample: And
the little Kwopesyswipesy learned of
every paint its color, learned its name
and combinations, how to mix it on his
palette; how to mix it up in buckets;
how to put it on with brushes, put it on
and make it stay there, make it stick
and stay there tightly, so the sun's rays
would not blister, "and the fogs and
damp of winter w ould not fade or change
the color. With his brushes made of
bristles from the wild boar of the forests,
and the hair of bear and sable, and the
long hair of the camel, these he handles
quick and deftly; fashions with tnem
many letters, various in style and color,
that adorn the signs of commerce, ad
vertising firms and business on the wig
wams of the paleface.
Thet Wbke Fixed. The muchly de
pleted city exchequer was enriched Mon
day in the sum of 28 $16 of which was
contributed by Charles Mummerv and
the balance by Cam Hemphill". The
contributions were the result of last
Saturday's altercation, for which Mum
mery was arraigned on a charge of
assault and battery. Something of a
sensation swept over the court room
when Mr. Hemphill, after receiving
sentence, arose to his feet and boldly
announced that there waa a vast amount
of gambling going on in town, and that
it must be stODned. Some develop
ments along this line are expected as a
result of the announcement. Times.
Not Recovered. The body of a man
supposed to be Prior Scott seen at the
mouth of the Santiam, was carried out
of sight by the water before it could be
secured, and it has not yet been found.
It was in the evening just before dark
when observed, too late too do anything
that night. As the Eugene was stuck on
a bar Uie men could not do anything.
The description leaves little doubt that
it was the body of Mr. Scott.
Fik at Ievisq. Yesterday morning a
house belonging to J. W. Bond, on his
larm about tour miles northwest of Ir
ving, burned down. The fire was dis
covered about 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
and the building is a total loss. How it
originated we have been unable to learn
The loss is about $1300 on the house and
contents together. There was $000 in
surance on the house and $100 on the
contents, in the I-1 reman Fund Insur
ance Company of San Francisco. Reg'
istr.
-Wants A Bonus. Do our people want
work to be pushed on Coos Bay railroad
from the Roseburg end? If bo.$50.000 is
sufficient to obtain that object. In this
instance money talks there is no use to
waste newspaper space about it. Rose
burg Review. If Roseburg can raise a
$50,000 bonus she will be entitled to the
best railroad to be secured.
Heals
Running
Sores.
Cures
the Serpent's
Sting.
CONTAGIOUS
In all iu tUffe com
.bigoo poison s.;:". -an-ruio.
san ywia to its Dealing powers'
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WmalicdbM.
Ul SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
THE BINS EMPTY.
The situation at tho Red Crown mills
continues to be the principal topic of
conversation on the streets today. The
facts are substantially these : There are
some 20,000 or 80,000 bushels of wheat
stored in the mills, as nearly as can bo
learned, and no wheat in the bins or
flour on hand. Mr. William Vance and
Mr. S. E. Young, who had 4,000 and
5,000 bushels of wheat in storage visited
the mill yesterday afternoon and exam
ined Uie bins themselves. They were
practically empty. Other prominent
storers are Mr. Barrett, with 3,000
bushels, John Clelan with 1100 and a
good many with a few hundred bushels
and many with less than 100 for flour
purposes. In a number of cases, prin
cipally wuu neavy storers, their consent
was obtained to use the wheat. Some ot
the wheat was a car load collected for
Nebraska. No attachments had been
made this afternoon, and it is possible
wui not, as negotiations are pending.
wiucu it is to ue tiopeaare consummated,
whereby the mill will go into the hands
of a new company in which Wadlutms &
Co., of Portland, and others are inter
ested, in which case it is said there will
be provisions whereby the storers of
wheat will at least be partially secured
It may be depended upbn that the mill
win be placed on its teet and be running
at an early day. It is one of the finest
plants on the Pacific Coast and already
mere are orders ahead ior a big run.
Mr. Jonas Davis, of Shedd, is lying
dangerously ill.
Mr. Miller Morgan, of Shedd, was re
cently united in marriage in Oregon City
to a resident ot that city, particulars ol
which the Democrat has not yet received.
G. W. Philips, one of the propietors of
the rcio tlounng mills, passed through
town yesterdav en route tor Alsea after a
band of sheep that he will put on one of
his farms in the forks of the Santiam.
Gorvallis Times.
l"he Democrat makes a specialty of
keeping its readers on the track ot 'Ore
gon young men who go to eastern col
leges. The Register of Eugene savs :
r red s. Dunn, of this citv, who gradu
ated trom Harvard university last year.
and during the past year has bevn tak
ing a post graduate course at that insti
tution, wiil complete his studies next
June. It is his desire to then take a
chair of Latia and Greek in some per
manent educational institution. He has
already been offered a chair of English
literature in a Montana college.
Mr. C. K. Ober, resident Western sec
retary of the internal committee of the
I . M. c. A., whose held quarters are at
Chicago, arrived in Portland Tuesday
from Tacoma, where he attended the
district convention for Western Wash
ington. Tomorrow Mr. Ober will visit
the association in Albany and Salem,and
then will go to Forest" t trove to attend
the college conference, which opens next
Friday evening, closing Sunday night.
Mr. J. A. Dummett, traveling secretary
for the Pacific Northwest, will accom
pany Mr. Ober Salem Journal.
C. B. Wells and daughter, Mrs. Greg
ory, returned Alorulay irom Albany,
where they were expecting that the Ut
ter would be compelled to undergo anth
er painful operation upon her arm. The
limb, however, was tound much improv
ed, an operation waa deemed unneces
sary. After making a careful examina
tion, we are pleased to stale mat it.
Maston expressed strong bones for the
patient's recovery without the necessity
of amputating the arm as waa expected
a week ago. Corvallia Gazette.
F. F. Sharpie. Horace V. Winchell
and Alex Donald, of Minneapolis, were
in the city yesterday. JThey were on
their way to examine some black sand
mining properties in loos county. l hey
went to isquina on the l. t . train and
will take a steamer down the coast. Ir.
Sharplees was formerly professor of mm-
erology and mining in Houghton school
of mineral and mining in Michigan, and
Prof. inchell is a very prominent geol
ogist and mining expert. Both gentle
men are acquaintances oi i roi n asn
bum. Corvallia Times.
The geographical social given by the
f. P. S. C. E. of the Congregational
church last night at the residence of
Chief of Police C. O. Lee, was a success
ful and enjoyable affair, fcesides the
selection ol partners bv the matching of
states and their capitals for a delicious
ice cream lunch and games and socia un
it v a. meritorious mrosrram was present
ed. It consisted of music by an orches
tra consisting of Pat Farrell, O. C. Mc-
rarland and -Miss .Mcrarland. a solo by
Miss Hattie Warner, a recitation by
Grace Pavnc, a vocal solo by Lilhe
Farrell. a iruitar duet by Dr. Collins and
O. C. McFarland, an instrumental duet
bv Pat Farrell and daughter lalne; a
cnalk caricaturistical exhibition by C.
C. Hogue, a solo hv Miss Altermatt, a
recitation bv M in i Laughead and a pi
ano solo by Joyce Brown;
The Albany l.ya Works hare begun
work on the interior of the jail.
Thos. G. Coleman, of Gervai. has made
an assignment. Liabilities, $2,232.67.
The beef market U improving all over
the U. S. eastern prices having risen rap
idly. Stockmen feel better.
A few niebti ago Al. Patton, of Marion,
was stood up and rebbed of 85 cents.
bJle returning home from galera.
A- F. Stowe, the Lebanon lawyer, ha
begun a 20 days residence in the county
jail for assaulting Marshal Morgan, ot
Lebanon.
Dr. A. U. Stanlev.of Gold Hill.has rosde
an asbienment with $12,730.17 liabilities.
t'ortland and San rrancisco wnoietaie
booses are among heavy creditors.
Several farmers in the vicinity of Wells
pooled about 18.000 bushels of wheat and
old it. The price we i ved was forty cents
per bustiel, bringing f i.wu into tne neign
borhood. .
John Weddeburn & Co.. a Washington
firm, wants to run an advertisement in tbs
Democrat for half price and pay nearly sui
of tt in stock in an unknown wasmngton
company. We call that cheek.
In a spelling match in Eugene between
the Lnivemty and City the latter won.
Four Eotrene ladies were standing wncn
the iastLniveraitv vounir man went down
Mrs. H. G. Miller remained on the floor
the longest. The foui ladies were all gradu
ates of the t ni versify .
There are only 25 more days in which to
make returns tn Mr. Blackman under the
Income tax law. Little corporations in
Albany hardly heard of before, are obliged
to rustle up their incomes, for instance, like
cemetery associations, lust so tucy nave
been incorporated.
Pendleton claims to have more bicycle
riders than any city in Oregon except 1 ort
land. and puts the number of bicycles from
PiOtolHO. That is simply talk. Albany
is so full of ' wheels they can hardly he
counted. Throw a stone and it is pretty
sure to hit a bicycle. 50 to 75 have al
ready been sold here this year.
After a long trial completed last night
W. W. Sanders, of lacomb, arrested for
carrying concealed weapons, was found not
guilty ana was discharged, the case ex
cited considerable interest, and particularly
attracted attention on account ot the nuuv
her of 'awjers engaged in it.
Tub Equinox. The vernal equinox oc
curred yesterday, and the days and
nights are now equal. The sun arose direct
ly in the east and passing the xenitii set
in the west. Now is the time to regulate
your compass. The Willamette valley
is celebrating the event with a welcome
rain. Who waa the farmer that re
marked that we were about to have a
drouth.
One or Comelt'b Jokes. Mr. 3. B.
Comely is circulating the rejort that
John Berry while in Southern Oregon
last winter lost one of his ayes, which
he replaced with a buckeye that worked
so well he took out the other optic and
put in a buckeye so as to have the eyes
equal, and now sees better than ever.
This is a sample of the fun Mr. Comely
is having at Berry's expense.
A Swindle it at Lamou. Several busi
ness men in Eugene were swindled in
the following manner: A tr.an signing
his name as a Mr. "Baker" and repre
senting the house of Mark Ixvy A Co. of
Portland was in Eugene a short time ago.
Ho was traveling as "off" man, or com
mission on the goods ho sold. He nnr.
ported to have a carload of oranges which
he wai anxious to dispone of very cheap
ly in Willamette valley towns, and made
sales to a nuiiiUT ot Kiigene merchants.
He sold the goods very cheap. They
were delivered in due time. The bills
accompanying the gondralled for higher
prices than those which Mr. Baker 'had
airreed to sell them for, and Messrs. Hall
& Son wrote Levy A Co. notifying tham
of that fact and stating what they agreed
to. This aroused the suspicion of Lew
A Co.,who immediately telegraphed Hall
A Son to not pay any money to Baker
and to instruct the other merchant! who
had bought of him the same, but the tel
egram was too late. Baker put iu ap
iearanco Tm-sday morning and collected
money on the goods sold. E. I. Pool
paid him in cah and the rest paid him
by checks, which he endorsed and e
enred the money. Tuesday afternoon ho
secured a rig at'lUmrs' stable and A oh I j
Stevens drove him to Junction, where he
cla'.med to have some business to trans
act and then wished to catch the over
land train to Portland. The last heard
from him was that he boarded the over
land train at Junction for San Francisco,
The authorities are on his trail ami will
nojdetMbt soon capture him.
Tut Third Time. Anything the Ore-
gonian says about Yaquina is always ot
interest: "In compliance with a pro
vision contained in the sundry civil bill,
pawed bv the late congress, bv authority
of the secretary of war, a board of en
gineers, consisting of Lieutrnatit-Colonel
Amos Sticknev. stationed at Cincinnati:
Mator James h. Post, of this citv, and
Major Clinton B. Sears, of iKiluth, have
been appointed a loard of engineers to
make au examination of the lr at Ya
quina bay. The board is to convene at
.Newport, but the dale has not leen til
ed. It will be remembered that the
people at Yaquirfa are anxious to have
the enterenee to the hay made deep
enough to accomodate decp-ea ve!els.
and that Major Huser and laptain hy
mons, L". S. engineers, have each re
ported unfavorably to this scheme. The
people were not satisfied with these re
tort, and, at their request. Representa
tive Hermann secured the apiointment
of the above-named ifwrd. none of
whom have been connected with anv of
the previous examinations of Use letr.
The third time is a charm, ami, if this
board decides that it is practicable to
secure a deep entrance to the bav. the
people there will be much pleased".'
Disittks Da. Watt's Statekext. The
Ptayton Times disputes a historical ques
tion with Dr. J. . Watts, of this city,
as follows: lr. Watts in bis first Vr
rnon here claimed that the prophecies
(Jer. 2o and Ia. 13 that BabvUm should
tieeonie "a perpetual delation" in
which no Arabian should pilch his tent,
were entirely fulfilled and that no man
could stay all night within the ruin of
the ancient cuy and come out alive. e
believe that the lV. is slightly mistaken
on this point. The traveler Havard in
in book "Mnevah and lsatvion 'ppm
417, 422. 427decriU-lhetownof liillah
still existing on Uie site of Babylon, con
taining eight or nine thousand inhab
itants. "The Arab quarters" he says
"showed the activity of a hive of bees."
Martis vs. Kim TheMcMinnvilie
Telephone Rgister gives an account of
the recent shooting makli between Mar
tin and Kinxel : "The shooting match
between Martin and Kinxel. at Hills!ro,
on Tuelav, was won bv Martin so tar
as the killing of birds is concerned.
Martin ki!-d 23 and Kin i 21 wit of 25.
Kinxel challenging Martin's she!! it
waa found that one ol them contained
more shot titan the rules allow. The
matter i yet in the hands of the referee,
but the general opinion i that the
money will 1 given to Kinec!. The
Portland people undoubtedly fiim
fiammed the Yamhiller." Martin rare
ly makes a match that does not end in
unpleasantness.
F ine Prospects. It has been a good
many rears since the Willamette valley
has had as favorable outlook for an over
whelming crop at this seaon of the year,
both in grain and fruit as this year ad
vance. The w inter season has been so
delightfully mild that no man can possi
bly nrxl an ex-ue lor not Having ni
grain crop all in, his orchard well culti
vated, and his lcrry crop well iookci al
ter, and there are few cultivator of the
soil who are in need of an excuse the
work is practically all done. Everything
seems to have worked harmoniously this
year. Register. Certainly the outlook
i good so far. Let us hoj-c it will keep
up the present speed.
A HomuBiK Death. A colored man
known aa Reuben was burned to death
Monday morning at a ranch a few miles
from Drain. He was living alone in a
small cabin. He awoke almut four
o'clock and found his cabin and bed in
flames. While trying to unfasten the
door his clothing was burned from his
liody. He was found soon alter daylight
lving on a blanket near Uie site of his
cabin. After Wing burned he went to
a stream near by and threw water on
his body, his path K-ing marked by
Eieceso'f burned flesh. He lived six
ours aiter being found.
Important Chlnoe. Wm. Stilt, of
Newport, has come into full possession
of all the Braslield property at Seal Rock,
and we are informed that lie has moved
onto and taken tossession of the same.
Mr. Braslield is now in thrden, Vtah,
and has been there for several months.
It is stated that he will return to this
county at an early date, however.
Leader.
Oheoox all Rioht. The Budgetl of
Astoria says: Mr. R. Rollins, of Ya
auina bav. who has wen in the city
since Saturday, left for his home this
morning. Mr. Rollins has been cn an
extended visit to his old home in York
state. He expressed himself as prefer
ring Orgon 10 " other state m the
Union. Dull as times are here the out
look for this const is much brighter than
for the eastern states.
Fire at Detroit. The residence of II
H. Fuller, of- Detroit burned Tuesday
nieht. The contents were partly saved.
Mr.Willoughby father of Mrs Fuller was
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pauiy nuniuu iu biyiug ur wiq tiuuv.
and tears were entertained that it would
be a very serious affair with him.
1 GREAT riEDICIIIE.
Cod-liver Oil is useful
beyond any praise it has
ever won, and yet few are
willing or can take it in
its natural state. Scott's
Emulsion of Cod -liver Oil
is not offensive; it is al
most palatable.
Children like it. It is
Cod-liver Oil made more
effectual, and combined
with the Hypophosphites
its strengthening and
flesh-forming powers are
largely increased.
Don't bt ptrruadid to aectpt a tubslilutt ,'
Scott & Bownt, N, Y. All Druggists. 50c. and $1,
The Red Crown 31111a Case.;
Mr. J. R. Stockman went to Tort
land this morning to meet Mr.
John Isom, president of the Red Crown
Mills who is expected home from Vir
ginia. It is said that upon his arrival
arramrementfl mav lm mail wli
storers of wheat will be provided for. It
is to lie hoped this is done, as there is
growing considerable of a feeling in the
niuiier. inie some gave their consent
to the use of their wheat a good many
did not, and hence are very indignant
over us use. Mr. 41. Nternlmrg, with
400 bitxhels stored, made a formal de
mand for his wheat yesterday in the
jirenence oi witnesses and ol course it was
not lorthcoming as Uie mill is empty,
j ne air is iuii oi rumors about pro-
nrrenin, u ig reported that Mr.
Stockman did not go to Portland, etc.,
Imt it is difficult to trace the matter.
The Democrat thinks Mr. Stockman, will
return and face the music.
Miss Minnie an Winkle is m the city
tinning irienilH.
Ex-Sheriff C. C. Jackson is in ti e city
viiib aiteraoon.
-Miss Pet Strahan came np from Salem
mis noon on a visit.
Muss Mamie Cundiff returned from
raiem this noon after attending Mins
brown s sellout of oratory for a term.
lr. Clara M. Davidson, formerly of
M-banon, lias been appointed ladv t.hv
sician at the insane asylum, an excellent
arMiill!ieni.
Prof. Adams who taught the Newport
school two years ago was an applicant
for the Toledo school at the recent school
to;ird meeting. Leader. Prof. Adams
is now principal of the Woodburn
schools.
evenings Salem Post says : To
morrow evening the elite orchestra will
go to Al liany to furnish music for the
w dance to be given in that city.
henever there is a party or ball to be
iic in Aiiny, raiem s popular or-
chentra is always in attendance. That
city can appreciate good music.
neuseweii, ot tirownsville. was com
mitted to (he insane vylum yesterday.
TheS P pay tar pasted through
ci'y to-day. reioicinir the hearts of
the
the
local employes.
There are 102 cases on the docket
the circuit court which convenes in
MmnriHe on next Menday.
M
The saw mill at Merlin, Oregon, owned
by the Grant Pas Ioor and Lumber
i -ompany, was burned Wednesday. Loss,
no insurance.
"slur Lyon. Irmerlv of Stir'nu.
recently of the Kilein Post, has retired from
that paper, aod is studying law in the
otnoe ot chaw flur.t.
We understand that Ja. Booth.the nut-
ling Yaqumt gToorjmaa, wiil pat np a
ouiiding on .ye crv-s and will keen a
stock of groceries therein during the sum
mer meason Leader
The LiiS'. cVtd of the Oregon Pacific
property is be'ng recorded in the three
coui'tie where Ue property is sitnated It
i now in the bands of couoty recorder F.
v v alert at aitni.
A So miner school will l? heJ at Ger-
hirt Park uodor direcUoa of President C.
u. Chapman of the State I Diversity. A-
niong the directors wul be Prof. Yooo of
the Albany College.
There cave been less failure in Albany
in the pa.t two years than to roe tenet even
in irood times. Remember that fact.
There always hare been Wanesa failure
and aiwajs will be retraru.ea. of the times.
T"tx On-iron City Enterprie says: "It
is a surpruc to the county officiais the war
taxes are Urinj? paid in. fur so far Use
amount is far in excess of what was cot
letted during the same length of time hut
year.' The atae report comes from ether
places.
A coop! of women ia the ncctheatt part
of the city gave a certain man from Ten
nessee a V rriUe teiattner and threw turn
oo tf the m ioJ'-w one day Nis week, so it
is reported, for iieimr aooat them. As this
office has been thnaateaed to be cleared xit
and all of r thrown out of the window, tf
w mentioned the asair, we will not triTe
the names. Lebanon Lxpres.
AUcrtwT II. C. Walton, of Albany, yes
terday made a motion to hare the time ex
tended in the cae cf K. E. Cpmeyer et al,
vs. C. W. Waabburnet al , so that the
defendents, the Sugar Pioe Door fc Lo ra
ter eomrany, have the same time in which
to :e briefs as the other respooJea:. and
the time was so extended to the 11 of May.
Salem SUtesman .
The Roieburg naimieaJer tells of the
uMial eiperience: E. B Hale of Minne
sota i in town. He is a witness in the
Beekmanncase- When be left Minnesota
3 few diys ago the mercury stood at 27
degrees Wow x-ro. On his arrival here
be thought be had got into the 'tardea of
t-den. He is highly pleased witb the
gon. and there is a probatniity ot bis be
coming a resident of this county.
Secretary KincaiJ yesterday tefosed to
honor the bill of Fish Commissioner Me
linite to April 1 McGuire presented a
bill to crer the quarter ending March 31.
but the secretary says be will draw no war
rants fvr 1th commissioner, game warden
or railroad commissioners for a later date
than February 23. 1?95. until the legality
of the continuation of these c.T.oers is set
tled.
CoLijaiE Y. M. C. A. Prof. Lee, Mel-
vin Williams, Bert Wight, Arthur Fo-
shay, Lyle Speer and others, of the col
lege are in rorest U rove attending the
4tli annual conference of the Y. M. C.
Mr. Dumniit, traveling secretary
and Mr. v. K. Uber, ot tincago, the in
ternational secretary, w ho were in the
citv lett lor there this noon, the pro
gram, which will be completed Sunday
evening, makes a good showing. Al-
hanr men will take part aa follows:
Mcivin Williams will lead the devotion
al exercises Saturday morninu: Prof.
Lee will talk on the "year 94 the fu
ture; ' Arthur roshay will read a paper
on "Bible study in college How to
arouse and maintain a practical inter
est."
SoRnts Robbed. J. E. Sorlun, once
resident of Albany, was recently robbed
in the lollowing manner: hue on ins
wav to Cascade Ixks in a crowded car
he wbs relieved of a $975 check and $S5
in cash. He had been in I'ortland where
ho made a real estate transaction, re-
eeivimr in return the 975 check on the
Security Savings A Trust bank. Un His
wav home he fell asleep in the car, and
on arriving at his destination he discov
ered his loss. . He returnel to Portland
and had the payment of the check stop
ped and is only the loser oi tne in
cash, together with his pocket book.
Doc Wright's Fioht. These bicycles,
what wont thev do? Not contented
with being bucked off by them two prom
inent citiaens ol MCMiiinviiie nave been
Corbetting each other. The Telephone
Kecister tells about it: "tnursday jut,
G. S. Wright and O. O. Hodson came to
blows over a bicvcle. The result was the
arrest of Wriuht on Uie charge of assault
He plead guilty and paid in $id. itoiison
was arrested on the charge of using pro
fane language upon the street, and paid
with costs $5.00. This is not the end of
the matter as Mr. llobson savs he will
have Mr. Wrignt placed under bonds to
keep the peace and will sue tor damages,
Giving Apvicr. The Journal of Salem
evidently sees the necessity of giving the
following advice: f"lop tne calamity
howl and Salem will go ahead. Quit
creiitini the impression that Salem
about to bo into the hands of a receiver,
Our town is all right if you will quit
it down. If a lot of people would
quit getting out and cackling like guinea
liens tne town wouiu be just as wen on,
Thov are like General Grant's coyote
When yon have rounded them tip they
number about one. Speak well of your
town. Quit making out that it is next
to the hot place. That is all a lie.
Or. Price's Cream Baking Powtk.
World's Fair Highest Medal and Wpf"V
Highest of all in Leavening
4b&q:ca)tee.y pure
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Mr. Job nson White, of Portland, was
in the city today.
Mr. F. E. Allen returned from Port
land last night where he hail been on a
business trip.
Mr. Charles Metzgar informs the
Democrat that he will go to Mexico in a
month or so proltably to reside.
MifcS Jean Dent, an experienced trim
mer of Portland, arrived in the city this
noon and will astiist the Minxes Ball dur
ing the coming season.
M iss Pearl Metdrum left on Tuesdav
for Albany w-here she will epend a couple
ol weeks w ith her aunt and untie, Mr.
and Mrs. La Forest. Oregon City Cour -
ler.
The home folks received a letter from
J. H. Townsend, written from Honolulu
uawaii. wnicn siaioi that he nail a
pleasant journey over, and that he was en
joying i ne pleasant climate ct the is
lands. ew burg Graphic.
Bert Magers, of Abioua. accidentlv
cuv ii in ioox quite severely, wuu an ax
while chopping wood. 3Ionday. He
came to this citv and hail the wound
lrejeM'.l bv f rr Havie. Kv. Vnv wl.at
business had Bert wiUi an ax is a ques
tion his Albany friends are trying to
answer.
Jos. Fones returned from his home
rancn at Mill tjny, xnursday, and re
ports gardens far in advance of their
conditions here in the valley. He found
thousands of strawberries as large as
peas and in blossom, and the people
well satisfied with the senatoaial contest.
Joseph will go to work on next Monday
as superintendent of the state house
ground', and this news w ill please his
many friends on the I pper Santiam
both in Marion and Linn counties.
Journal.
Achilles Lodge K. of P. was honored
at the meeting Mondav evening by a
visit from Dr. J. L. Hill of Albanvrand
chancellor commander of the state for
the Knights of Pythias. The Doctor is an
able sperker and an enthusiastic worker
lor the order, and his kind wonts were
greaUy appreciated. He complimented
the lodge on iu efficient officers and in
terest manifested by members of the
lodge. tJregon City Enterprise. The
Silverton Appeal speaks of Dr. Hill's
viil to ttiat city as follows: A very
large audience was present at the K. of
P. entertainment at Literal hall, last
Friday evening. MayorCusiter presided
over the meeung and introduced the
speakers. lr. J. L. Hill of Albany,
Grand Chancellor, of the Grand domain
of Oregon, delivered an able and eloquent
address the '"Aims and Objects of Pyth-
tanism. The IKkiot is a very interest
ing speaker, and handled the subject in
such a marterly manner, that the entire
audience n held in the closest atten
tion during the entire lecture.
Capt. Bern ei i eld Gose. Milton G.
Buttertjeld. of this citv, formerly com
manding C company, of the first regi
ment. O. N. G.. and later a.tsiant adju
tant general on the slaiT of Brigadier
General H. B. Cumtwa, has been mise-
nir lor sume time, and many inouiries
made to ascertain his whereabouts have
proved unavailing. What could induce
Captain Butternvl.1 to leave so myrter-
ouslv cannot be surmised. His thought
by some that he ha? gone somewhere in
s-atvh of employment, as the office in the
Chamber of t otumerce building, former-
v occupied bv him, is vacant, tnie ru
mor is that he has gone to Colorado but
this like others, could not be verified.
At his home the onlv information secured
was that Mr. Butterneld was not at home,
and his address was not known. There
are no charges ot wrongdoing made
against him. trregonian. Capt. Bntter
nekl has been in Albany several times
and generally put the members of F. Co.
through a eerie? cf maneuvers that kept
them on the step.
A later report is that I apt. Butterneld
is absent simply on business.
Oxe Browssvills Now. Where there
were two cities, Brownsville and North
Brownsville, separated onlv bv strife and
the Calapooia river, there is now but
one, the people almost unanimously hav
ing voted last Monday to itave the greater
olwlacle strife removed. While there
was but a small vote cast, comparatively
speaking, it was sufficiently large to
show the exact sentiment of the people.
Out of a total of Sit votes cast on the
north side, were for consolidation,
while on the south side 33 out of So fa
vored consolidation. As our interests
are indenUcal it appears strange Uiat this
step was not taken many years ago.
the two councils met in extra session
last evening for the purpose of calling an
election to be held on April 1, for tbe
purpose of eleetine: officers for the city
of Brownsville" for the ensuing vear.and
appointed judges and clerks for the anie.
Times.
Bad AccrcKST. An accident which
came near causing the death of Ira Mc
Cormack, happened last Sunday about a
mile ami a half east of Brownsville.
George Keeney was riding his bucking
cavil ee, and Ira, desiring to create a
little sport for the bystanders, jumped
on behind him. The load proved too
heavy for Uie little meed, and no sooner
hail Ira become seated than Uie horse
fell, both riders falling underneath. In
his scramble to get up and gain his free
dom the animal planted his hoofs in
Ira's face, and also in various places on
his bodv. His shoulder blade was
broken, breast badlv bruised and coun
tenance slightly disfigured. Mr. Keeney
escaped wiUiotit a scratch. McOormick
was unconscious ior a long time a ner
Wing picked up, but Dr. Cox was called
and administered to ins needs, and i
will doubtless be spared to enjoy the
lessons thus taught regarding w ild and
bucking horses. Times,
Also Attachep. Referring to the as-
signment of M. E. Hearn at Harrisburg,
the Keview says : Mnce the above was
written Deputy Sheriff Q E. Propst
came up from "Albany and laid an in
junction on Assignee Francis. Roths
child & Ehrempfort. the firm that made
the attachment, wanted Mr. Ileum's
attachment set aside, and outside of in
voicing the stock, nothing can be done
until the matter is decided in the circuit
court, which meets in Albanv, the 2nd
of next month.
Thk Same in Albast. it transpires
that Baker who represented M. Levy Co
of Portland, and sold oranges and collected
the money for thein at Eugene, mention
ed in the Dkmochat, also ws in Albany
and did the same thing with t'arker Bros.
Conn & Huston. C E. Brownell, F. E
Allen. Wm. F. PheitTer. Conrad Meyer,
and B. F. Ramp. He was the agent of
Levy & Co.. who will of courso be rospon
siblu for the losses ana not the merchants
Closed bt Attachment. Tho store of
Matthews & Washburn was closed last
evening upon an attachment suit brought
by S. V. Dodd, representing himself in
the sum ol f l V44.W; first -National pans,
$1500: W. 0. Tweedale, $22tt.21 ; Martin
Ludwig, $300, and anoUier attachmen
by the Linn County National Bank in
the sum of $400. They have been good
business meu whom it is to bo regretted
to see fail.
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OREGON THE HAVEN.
Letters from Oregonians to Eastern
papers are always of interest. Mr. A.
Gardner, of Plainview in this countv re
cently wrote to tho Times of Paulina,
Iowa, of which the following are some
of the extracts :
The last Time) that reached nic ha1
an article from the Inu--r-Ocan copied
in it in regard to the different kimls of
weather the different sections of the
L'nited States is experiencing. I would
like to couij-are clintab-g w ith any of the
places mentioned in the JLnter-Ucean.
Mv heart iroes out to the people cf
O Bnen county especially, in sympathy.
after reading of the extreme col t vou
j have just b.n experiencing for
I three or four weeks. It is now
j two years since I and my family
the pat
almost
tnnl Ufrp. Thia malrM fl, tl.il vmtM
i I have been in Oreeon. As vou remem-
' ber, I in company with James Loack
was here in December and January of
'92 and '93 and I w ill say that the storm
that we then experienced was by far the
w orst I have seen since, as at no time
have we had enow to lay a day oh the
ground and I have not seen a tingle day
that a man could not plough in the
winter, aa on no day was it frozen too
hard. This winter especially needs com
mendation. In fact, we have had no
winter np to the present time, as the
different samples of vegetation I send
vou will show. The samples I send vou
I have picked on my place in the door
yard and garden and w heat field. By
the way, my hogs and sheep are pastur
ing on the winter wheat too. Now these
are not the smallest samples nor are they
fhe beet. I have some friends in Iowi
that I would like to have see things as I
see them and as we have only one life
to live on this sphere, I don't thick it is
lengthened any by cold or exposure. In
inn country we can M;.-e everv thing
you can there and a great deal more,
such as prunes, peach, pears, apricotsi
almonds and quinces, to say nothing of
tbe vast array of berries. Whv, I Lave
seen straw berries that measured nine
inches in circumference and had apples
that measured fourteen inches arorlnd.
You say, -Do vou like Oregon?" Why,
blew you, yes I oniy wish it had been
possible to have come here tea years azo
before democratic times struck 'ns. The
man who owned a farm here then would
have lieen able to live like a lord and
with half Uie economy he has to practice
in Iowa could have mile money. Tree,
times are Lard here now bet from ail
accounts thev are no worse here than
there. I have been plowicz with two
tea 3, for the pas; three weeks, and
have sown about tweiMv acres oi erain
and it is now coming up. Apples are
still on the trees un'rozen. I e-x one to
day. Soon the blossoms wiil be starting
on the trees. If anv of vour readers are
tired of cold vou can tell them that here
is their haven of resn and there never
was, nor I don't believe there ever will
be a time when they can rir hemselves
as cheaply.
The Red Crown .Hills.
Mr. J. R. Stockman of the Eed Crown
Mills came up trom Portland last ciirht
after some papers needed in the sale cf
the mill and returned on the morning
rain. The negotiation ior the sale oi
the mill to Wadharns A Co. are in pro
gress with bright prospects of their re
sulting in the mill changing hands, in
which case it will immediately be s?t to
running to fill Uie order already ahead
for flour. The indications are now that
those having wheat stored will be pro
vided for. The matter has been the ex
clusive topic of conversation, and there
have been made wild reports m reier-
nce to the affair: bat it looks now as if
it were beinz straightened np ia a man
ner that will be satisfactory to all inter
ested ia it.
In Mcmoriam.
Whereas, it has pleased our Supreme
Commander to remove from our midt.
our dearly loved sister, Mel!isa Myers,
Jbc it resoived teat we as a Hive teel
deeply our loss and our hearts are in
sympathy with her stricken husband and
son. Mav tiod strengthen ar.d support
them in their time of sorrow.
Be it Reolved that onr charter be
draped in mourning for tlurty days and
a copy ot these resolutions K placed on
our records and a copy sent to her be
reaved family.
Cra K.CorrMAX.
Neuje H. Laxbos.
Carsue M. Straixev.
Committee.
Tueee Years Contracts. Iuring the
past week Mr. A. J. Luce, of A. J. Luce
& Co., of New York, was ia Uus neigh
borhood and made contracts tor future
delivery on a three years plan, which
averaged 10c per year, as fofiowis : First
vear, Sc; second vear. 10c: third vear.
12c: this plan to small erowers. and as
well as large growers, is valuable as a
means of raising picking money, as the
contract c&!!s for a 5 cent advance for
that purpose. Gervais Star. The Dem
ocrat would advise hop raisers to look
out about how thev make three vear
contracts, Hope almost universally av
erage more than 10 cents for three years.
Eugene is wrestling with
a proposition
tr a flour mill.
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Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
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Co. only, whose name is printed on every
packie, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will sot
sc;ept any f ubstitate if otfercl.
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