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ALBANY ORhGON, FRIDAY. JULY 5, 1895.
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for Infants
"Cautorta Is so wen adopted to children that
I recommend It aa superior to any prescription
kaown to me." H. A. Abchxb, M. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St Brooklyn, N. Y.
"The use of 'Castoria' is so universal and
Is merits so veil known that it seems a -work
f supcrerogatioa to endorse it. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach."
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New York CUy.
Best Work Promptness
PRINTING
Offrce Stationery ft Specialty
Givejiis yoar Patronage.
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and be East
Ml Points in tta United States, Canada aid Europe.
The Gfreat Northern Railway is a ne transcontinental tin?. Ran buffeMiDrarj
obeervrn cars, palace elevping and dining cars, family tourist s'eeper and first ano
weconA n coaches.
Hav, rock ballast trick the Great Northern Railway i free from dm', one of
chief s4Tyances of transcontinental 'ravel.
Round trip tickets with top over privilege an-i choice of return rou e
For further information dU npon or write,
F. J. Whitney. G. P. & T. A., St. Psa!, flias
C. Dm.-ii. 'l-ii il Ami.. Ml T-iird S-j-jst. Pjrtl.Mi.Ot
This is tba wheel that was illmtru'el Inj-'Siariiii to 3 Cyclinz Aatsi -.
lea," January 25tb, 1895. over the f elotvinsr title: "Tin handiona?": M
the Recent National Cvcle Exhibition " It is the Wave.lt Scents
most aduiirrd and talked of high fcradis biccle in the world today. W n
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IF YOU EVER WAflT E.10HFY
It is just after yon have ben burned
out. and must rebuild, and you cannot
have any doubt about it
THE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA has paid ont n its pa
trons.'over EIGHTY MILLION DOLLARS, and has plenty more to pay all honest
owes wuu
FOUNDED IN 1792, financial panics
J. W. SENFf,
OFFICE ow Read
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Castoria cores Colic, Constipation,
Boor Stomach, Diarrhoea, Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di
gestion, Without injurious medication.
"For several Tears I have recommended
'Castoria,' and shall always continue to do
so, as it has invariably produced beneficial
results."
Eownt F. FaaDKS, X. D.,
136th Street and 7th Ato New York City.
Tax CESTira Cbwurr, 77 Mcsjuy Braazx, Krw Toax Cm.
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power. Ueadacb., Waketnlnou, Imm Manhood, Nlgti it tnl.aloca. Nerroof
iMwa.all drains and lot of pow.rlaG.DersUv.OrKras ot .iLber aexuauaet'
tv overexertion, 7Httlirial.-.fatra, .leeaslvenae of tobacco, opium orsU.
.f.ni. hljh laAtA lnflraittv.CoiuamDtloiiop InHnit, . .. . .. n. ..t.i i
,vet pocket. SJl perboi. forSta, tr ewll prepaid. WltliaSji order wi
If In a wriUti (varatlMM c we ir nhij the M.npj. gold bj all
jSatV BEtU CO., MaaonlcTempl..CaicAao.
THTJRSX3AT"
The Dcmorcst Contest.
To-morrow night at the Oira House a
Srogruui of much interest will be ren
erod. It will be apcaking for a Demo
rest medal and wi'l Ins according to the
following program :
March and song By Royal Temper
ance Legion.
Invocation Rev. Little.
Music Quartet.
Recitation Lettie Johnson.
Recitation Nellie I'urdoni.
Music Home Sweet Home.Miss Alder
son. Recitation Maggie Stewart.
Recitation Eddie Limning.
Piano duet Miss Smiek and Mias IIuI
burt. Recitation Jessie
Music Miss Sternberg and Miss Bren
ner. Recitation Maude Laughead.
Music Quartet.
Recitation Maggie Livingston.
Recitation Floyd Ramp.
Vocal solo Miss Alderson.
Presentation of Medal Prof Tyree.
Piano duet Miss Alderson and M'ss
Stalev.
AGood Man For It.
The prosperous future of the Red
Crown Mills is assured under an arrange
ment being made whe.eby Mr. Ed.
Goins, of Scio, will have the manage
ment of it. Mr. Goins will take charge
of it in a short time. He is one of the
best mill men in the. state, a man of
great reliabiliv, who has the confidence
of the peonle of Linn countv. The splen
did reputation of Red Crown flour under
bis control wm oe tnorougniy Kept up
aud the mill will prosper.
Ta O. A. C Following are the of
ficers elected for the ensuing year of the
Agricultural College : J T. Apperson,
for president, W. E.Yates, secretary;
and J. K. Weatherford treasurer oi the
board, and Benton Ki'lin, V. E. Yates,
Jacok Voorhees, J. T. Apperson, and II.
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r. jiuier .executive cumoium. .-v reso
lution was adopted abolishing tuition al
together, and hereafter the sum tota' of
the expense for pupils to otHain an edu
cation in the institution will be the pay
ment of $2 or $2.25 per week board, arid
for their books.
Plowixg sot PREACHiso.-Several weeks
ago tho Ikmocbat published an item the
information for wuicb was taken irom a
Lebanon paper ,to the effect that Mrs Rev
tianieiter, a toruier resident oi Albany
and Lebanon had died, at her home in
Malison, Ga. An interested party wroto
tt Madison for information and has just
received an answer that Mrs. lianleiter
was alive and well, the owner of several
hundred acres of land, and Mr. Hauleiter
was not preaching but was plowing.
The Pobtlaxd Races. In the Portland
races vesterdav Chris Peterson won the
2:50 trot, bes't time 2:29. Barrows
Bros. Sadie B was Distanced. The 3:13
pace was won bv Brina Tricks in three
straight heats, Otinger second. Our Boy
third and Iel orte fourth. Best time
2 :14. Del X -rie was the favori te and the
winner was not thouifht of. The Demo
crat believes Pel Norte is good for at
least 2:10, notwithstanding his very poor
showing m this race.
CnEAFKa P. O. Boxes. Upon recom
mendation of Postmaster Stites begin
ning on July 1 only 56 cents a quarter
will be charged for small lock boxes and
75 cents for Targe boxes and drawers. At
this rate every body should have a box.
E. E. McKinney, of Salem, is doing
Albany today.
Scrafford, the Corvallia marble dealer,
was in the city this afternoon.
J. A. Cumming left hut night on the
overland for an outing in the Siskiyou.
Aliw Acmes, the five vear old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Thompson, is lying
dangerously ill.
Miss Bertha Ellis of this citv. sang
two solos at the Commencement exercises
of the O. A. C. . ,
Mr. C. E. Hawkins, recently deprived
of one of his hands is doing remarkably i
well, the wound healing fast.
Miss Matie Train, of Fort Dodire, Iowa,
niece of S. S. Train, has been appointed
teacher in one of the Portland schools.
Mr. Frank Watson returned this noon
after an absence of several months from
a trip everywhere.
Mrs. May Dumond, returned last night
from a several months visit in Pendleton
ith her sister Mrs. Omar Hendricaon.
The Astoria Budirett is after the scalp
of Prof. J.N. Wright formerly of Leb
anon . The Astoriau is is a warm Wright
man.
D. H. James and Ohio fri nds, Mr. and
Mrs. Hamilton and children, went to
Nve Creek, Newport today for an outing
of a couple weeks.
It is reported that Rev. H. P. Webb, of
Uillsboro. a former pastor of the M. E. ;
church in this city, died the first of this
week. He had had paralytic stroke. Rev.
Webb was a man of genuine Christianity
whose death will be greatly regretted. j
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hines, Mrs W.J
PI male. Mrs Dixon and Miss Lulu Dix
on of Newport, Oregon, and Mr. Arthur
tlolt ot Albany, spent inursaay aiter
noon visiting ihe Sterling mine Ash
land Tidings.
Very Rev. Father Metaver 1 who has
been absent several months on account
if poor health, is expected home this
week. Services will be held in the Cath
olic church at the usual hours next Sun
day. H. G. Mathies. editor of the Oregon
Knight, is lying very low with Bright's
disease at his home, 403 East Twelfth
street. The chances of recovery are
against him. Portland Sun. The editor
of the Dehcxhat recently met Mr. Ma
thies on his way home Irom a press
committee meeting at the Bay, then ap
parently in splendid health, and w im
many will regret his illness.
The Ladies Auxiliary to tee Y. M. U.
A. will hold its last meeting for the stim-
me-. on Friday p. m. J une zo, at 6
tt.Mi mnmtier will ulease present the
name of an interesting subject for study
at this meeting, the toliowing writers
and poets have been studied since Sept.
1893.. Longfellow, Lowell, Bryant, Wint
rier, Irving. Emerson, Elizabeth Brown
ing and Robert Browning, C. H. Miller,
Jean Ingelow, Charles Dickens, Ella
Wilcox. Carlton, George Elliot, Wallace,
Louisa M. Alcott, and Shakespeare.
Study for this month, Edgar A. Poe.
The annual election of officers will oc
cur and each member is requested to bo
present.
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Manifold
Disorders
A e oce.oned by an Impurt and Im
rAHmr. Ks, VxnnA Sliirlit'
lmpuriiies, if not corrocttxi, develop into '
venous wahuicii iuui m
5CR0FULA,
ECZEMA,
RHEUMATISM
fc'inrc tm itaHiiv- " t I SLA' . i
Im Ht.einav attsk mlA MtlBriMt IwTlTU
ray iree ironiviiiT iwimui ihkicuicuh.
in -J purely vegetable. Ducn sTTivT;
t icmofn all impuritieivipLJ
.. Ik. UIjuwI aj4 luwnMihJB,BB
y ileantes the system. Thousands rf i
ass of the worst forms ol blood ois-
ase nave peen
Cuied bv 8. 8. 8.
lead far our T relit Bulled fm taaay addieaa 4
3 WITT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Oa.
CIRCUIT COURT.
liKI'ARTUENT NO. 1.
I iiionuwui me siato ngt joiiii u.
Stockman was ordered continued upon,
motion vesterdav eveninif. At the nuet-
. ui i, vuis uioriiiu n iiiuiiitu
I was made for a change of venue on the
grounds ilia', a fair and impartial trial
ing of the court this morning a motion
could not lie had in this county. A iiiini
! bor of allidavits were read, the principal
gronnus oeng brought out on account
of the public meeting held at the court
house, and tho caricatures displayed of
the Red Crown men. Mr. Carson's re
mark at the court house was particularly
empluicised. No showing was made at
atl by the prosecution. The court order
ed a change of venue to Marion county.
J G Boulin upon trial forcarrvinp con-
J cealed weapons, was found guiltv tSasd
aou and ordered committed until ijie
was paid.
In case against him for scllirgt lirit
ious liquor without a license he jra di
charged; case against him for selling
mait uqtuir wittiout a license continued.
Two c;itcs agt C L Read for stllir
liquor without a licAise were continued.
Farmers & Merchants Ins. Co. agt H.
Gerhard, et hi, adutr, recovery of money.
Continued.
Beariitan A Humnbrev ait Exnielical
church of Waterloo. 'Motion of Dal-
gleiach & fcverett for excution on decree
w as allowed.
Adjourned sine die.
2nd department under Judge H. H.
Hewitt will convene on Monday, Julv
15th.
At 4 :10 o'clock yesteruay atternnon
the irrand inrv tirnnoiit in tmn l,ill
against John lsom, Sr. and John R,
Stockman for violation of the special
statute prohibiting the use of wheat in
storage in a mill or warMio we. They
were arraigned at V o clock this morning
and plead not guilty. Xlr. Isom was suf
fering from vertigo and was tiearlv nros-
trated and his case was continual" until
next term. A motion was made for a
continuance of the Stockman case: but
was refused and the trial of it set for 1
o'clock Monday. In the meantime a mo
tion will be made for a change of venue.
rrosecutme Attorney McCain, Luther
Elkins and Blackburc & Somers aunear
for the state. Weatherford A vatt.
Whitney & Newport and W. R. Bilveu
for Isom, and Geo. E. Chamberlain, Ivet
ley A Curl and Weatherford A Wvatt.
John R. Stockman. The case is exciting
considerable interest.
Jas. G. Boulin indicted on two charees
of selling liquor without a license was
arraigned, plead not guilty, and his
trial was set for 1 o clook rridar, June
28.
C. L. Read wa innicted for sellins
liquor without a license to J. L. Berry
aud upon a second charge.
Grand Jury Report.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for I -inn County.
To the Hon. district court above nam
ed we, the grand jury of Linn countv for
Hie June term lRo, would respectfnilv
report that we have disposed of all bui
neftS brought before us. that we have
made an examination t i the court hou
buildings and countv jail, we have ob
served no evidence of extravagance in
the furnishing of the buildings named.
e would rwpectluHv recommend
that the janitor look aifcr the water
closets a little more carefully.
e nave made a nasty examination ot
the books of record kept in the sUeri"
and clerk's oinces and have found noth
ing to criticise, we have tven kindly as
sisted and courU-ou-!f treat! rr the
officers in charge of the different county
omevrs named, t or the kind and cour
teous treatment extended u by the of
ficers of the court and countv we extend
our thanks and respectfully ak to be
discharged. Signed bv '. O. Smith.
Riley Alley, . C. Ferguson, John Small
mon, M.S'. Titu. J. N. Campbell and
John Craft.
Court adjourned ur.til Friday at 1 :I
p. in.
Tangent Item.
Tangunt, Or., June 28, 1S95.
The clicking of the mower can 1
beard in and around Tangent, mowing
the new crop of hay which promises to
be a good crop.
Mrs. Annie F. Williams, of Albany,
has been visiting her many friends in
Tangent and was the guest of Mrs. S. K.
Mills while here.
Mr. J. T.Gilmour and wife, of Ellens-
burg. Wash., seen on our streets
They are visitii ,;lheir relatives, Mr. and
A re. lovaH Kingtilen. it lias iwn
quite a long time since they were here.
A grange picnic will 1 held tomorrow
at Sprenger s grow, when a good pro
gram will be looked fr and Ewod sneak
ers will be present. R. P. Boise. If. E.
Haves and Mr. Hare, of 1 amtull countv.
will addreM the people, beai lin the Tan
gent band will render some choice mu
sic for the occasion. Every one is in
vited to come and have a go-! time.
Mr. John F. Beard, who went to Fos
sil, Gilliam countv, some three weeks
ago, has returned to his home in Tan-
fent. He reports crops in some parts of
Eastern Oregon as burning up with the
beat and wilt not amount to much.
Several Tanirent yjung folks spent a
day on the top of Peterson's Butte and
report having a nice time.
Tangent witnessed a live week last
week it being district conference at the
M. E. church, south. Unite a crowd
were present.
Another wedding is on the lapis in
Tangent by the looks of things, and
mavbe two.
We notice Uncle Perrv Kniithten has
been putting up a neat little dry house
and is going to dry lots of fruit this fall.
A match game of base ball will lie
played at the Tangent base ball grounds
on next Saturday afternoon between
Tangent and Oakville.
Mr. Ace has moved to Tangent w ith
his family. Ho formerly lived on Mrs.
Houi-k's larm. Only one empty house
in Tangent now.
A large number of 0. A C. studijuts
passed through AiUiny litis noon for their
homes.
Two young men named Duxis were mar
ried in Salem this week . The Davisesare
ail right.
1 be weather bureau very kindly says
cooler weather fr;r Lnnotrow. It will be
occeptable, though really jre have not yet
bail any very tot weutber.
Wai ! War!! is the heading of an insur
ance poster. A cut of 50 per cent is a iver-
vertixeu. Ibis indicates that there is to
be fun in insurance circles in Albany,
Mrs. William Foley, who was tittina
un with Miss Lizzie 1 horn pson Xuesday
niiint went out upon me porcu wucn sue
accidentally fell off striking so as to cause
a fracture ol the bones at tne wrist ot
one of her arms. Dr. Wallace set it.
J. E. lacobs, of Corvallis.the young man
who lost an arm at Sacramento, by tho cars
rannimr over It, Lad run away from his
home at Corvallis. He bad obtained a job
in Sacramento.and then notiSod bis mother
where he was- He went from hen to Sac
ramento en the break beam and blind bag
gage leaving Albany on the 16tb.
A mandate from the supreme court in
the case of Newton Williams appellant
versus the Toledo Coal Oo., respondent,
has reached the county clerk, it orders
Newton Williams to pay the Toledo Coal
Co. $59 supreme court costs, and the costs
of the court below, the case went up on
defendants demurrer, and the decision of
the court below sustaining the demurrer
was affirmed. Three embers of the com
pany reside in Albasy.
A Stabtlisq Pisoovkrt. Baldness
cured or no pay. Dr. White's Great
Discovery is for sale at Louis Viereck's
barber shop . It cures all diseases of the
sca'.o. Parties desiring to go into a con
tract I will guarantee a head of hair or
bo pay, Louis Viereck, Tonsorial Artist.
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List of Patents.
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(ininiod t. I'.uillc States inventor
thin u.w.b i?fw.i.tii 1v ( V A. Simw a.
tVi.. solicitors ot' American and Forcitm
t,i., Solicitors
vdtentx, npp.
. ington, D. o'.
U. S. Patent olhce, Wubli-
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chine
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window: A V Carro'.i Portland, Ore.,
i-ta i uti ir- , i .. Mifciiii;
dredger; ti E Crump. Sun Francisco,
ul., device tor lianilling ciiange; m w
DaviuH, Oswego, Ore., newspaiH-r wrap
ping mm-liiue; J W Currier, Los Ainu-ten,
Cal., lifting-jack ; J L Holian I, Nevada
City, Cal., flexible joint-packing; J N
Jennings, Portland, tire., tire-tightener;
A J Johnson, Arbucklo, Cal., linrvi rt.-r
attachment ; L Konopins-'ki, WaPch.Ca!.,
measuring device and faucet; M I-ak,
San Jose, Cal., apparatus for pre-t-rving
foods; C A Warren, San Fram-hco, Cul.,
excavating-muchiiu'.
A Lebasov ffiMitARV. While J. F
Hyde ami wife were in Oregon City, a
sneak thief broke into ani raniA&lccd
their house. It w:im evident that the
thief was after money only; for he broke
open Mr. Hyde's desk, footed up his city
hook to see what he had on hand, found
it was alxjut fJU, and then made a des
perate effort to tind it. Mr. Hyde is not
onlv city treasurer, but financier for the
A. O. I . W. an.l the K. O. T. M. The
the thief must have known this and also
that he had drawn some city money a
few days before. The thief was mistaken
about him leaving it at home while he
had only a small amount on hand he
had put it in the Allanv bank U-fore go
ing. The thief got l'.4 which Mrs.
Hvde nad laid awav and had been over
looked, for his trouble. Kxprea.
A Ru n Fim. Geo. Smith, ol "Cana
da," while plowing in his carden the
other day, unearthed a twciitv-doliar
piece, ami the next day he went out a ith
a hoe and found at least two more.
The rconev had probably been buried in
a ca:, nlii'.ii Lad ru.-led'awav. It is -n
entire mv-terv as to who buriu the
mo!iey. Mr. Smith's fat he l;v-d -n the
place for inanv years, and a hou. once
covered the ground where the coin wa
found. The coin bore the dates !&"?.
18i5 and 1S7. The one minted in '.'C
djes net U-ar the in-ri;tion. Inol
We Trust." The ci.in are urisht and
not worn. Advance.
Bevonu li Jt-RiMi4-n.v. Jutioe
Frrksen has learneil a twunt in Uw not
familiar to him a few days ago. Upon
invitation he married a couple in Benton
countv, entirely beyond hi jurit,lictior.
Upon informing a lawyer the nextm
ing lie was to'd of his uiLuke,and Wm:
a conscientious youn man immediate y
took step to remedy the errr, and the
next evening a.i.n ierfomel the uual
ceremoiiv on the south end of me ln
bridge, and there i no question now a
to the legality of the niarni'sr'.
The Real Err.BT. In it writenp of
the fivhman entertainment f the O. A.
C. the CVrvaliis Gaxetie eomplimecM an
A Bain v voune man as follows: The real
effort of the evening was that of Joseph
l . isetlmne. who delivered an oration.
taking fr bis subjeet "No Excellence
iiliool ijiUir. Mr. IW thune t.k
the grcund that the lane oi tlw Ameri
can workinjmian i idSene-ji. He told of
the struggles in early !:fe of many men
who had risen to prominence in ihe na
tion through their own mdividnale&jrts:
Irsrnm in a logical wav the c r.. hi-ion
that excellence could or.lv le attained
through lalor and jjersiMent e !! -!, no
matter what calling we may puruc.
Leaon. Mr. Wrr:. A Bishop, a
highly-rwiiecse-l old gcn;!en:an of this
commiinilv, was stricken with atoi!exv
last Sabbath evening, at his home jut
acrot the river, an-I died la aoout an
hour and a half.
The Brewster-Ewing party arrived
home Saturday from their trip to the
coast. Tbev visited the Siieu reserva
vation, and were not favorably imprwewd
with the land that will soon be thrown
open to settlement.
I. R. Iioruni ha accepted a position in
the barber shop of L Yiervck, in Albany.
Mr. iioruni is a rmnuiar rounc man and
a good barber, and Mr. Viereck is fortu
nate in securing his services. Mr. I -or-
um's family w ill remain in Ix-hanon lor
a while. Advance.
Tub Lkbasos School. At a meeting of
the board of dinvtor of Lebanon school
district, the following teacher were
electcl: Principal. H. H. White: as
sistants, W. W. Allingham, Miss Alice
Teinple. MiM Fannie Griggs and Miss
Ilda r.lkins. l rx.l. InleUulit at lan-
g-nt sextral times anil at oilier pla-es,
and has proven himself to le a progress
ive, faithful teacher, as well a? a young
man of sterling worth.
A NriaaNcfc. Complaint i made to
the IEii-:AToHice that the slop China
men leave their yagons, full of diseaed
matter, for an hour or two at a lime
every day, in the middle ward, while the
Celestial goes to his dinner, a breeder
of disease. The citizen complaining
hinks it should be stopped.
Tub IxsraaxcK Wak is tesemblingthat
in California and is getting inteiec ling.
The All-anv agents declaring war are J.
M. Ka It Ion fur two companies and
Judge Powell for two companies. Other
agents are meeting them and the result
is considerably cheaper insurance, as well
as rebates on risks already taken. At
Corvallis and other places where the same
companies are doing business a like war
is in progress.
Mr. and ilrs. Harrv Dav, of Portlaijd
are in the city.
Rev. I. II. McCullagh an.l wife, of
Mehaina, are in the city.
Miea Ora Flinn. of this citv. will enter
Stanford University next fait.
Mrs. W. R. Garrett ami daughter, of
Portland, arc visiting Albany friends.
Miss Ida Blpck, of the public schools,
ms gone to Portland to senl vacation
with her parents lAiiicctor nun .Mrs.
T.J. Black.
.Mr. 'A. T. Truelove, who ha been en
gaged in btlinis in Portland for some
tune, lias sold out mere aim removed to
Ix-banoa with his lamiiy. .x press.
Mr. J. J. Van Korthwick, of Albany,
has leased Ed Seidlers building for the
season, and will open a hartier shop in a
few days. Newport ews.
Married, in tho Evangelical taliernacle
at Waterloo, last Sunday, June 2;(, Mr.
J. Bailev. of Waterloo, and Miss Ida
Brown of Santiam. Rev. C. N. Plowman
otliciating.
Prof. Mavberrv. of lallmun, was in
the citv today for tho purpose of ship-
Fing 50 dozen eggs from his hen house,
le has also disitosed of a good many of
1118 lOW IS. HOHUies no liua iubi ii.un.iL'vi
a successful term of school.
Mr. Elmer Emmott after attending
Albanv OoKeco several years and thet).
A. C. a year left yesterday morning on a
bicycle lor Palo Alto, wiiero no win en
ter tho freshman class of Stanford next
fall. He will spend the vacation work
ing in California.
Ciikap Ciikkbieh. Come to my place
ai-rt.ua thn Willnmetto and pick cherries
of tho kind desired for only 2 cents a
pound. W. It. AHNKS.
Tliniurr From En o land .Mr. Julius
Gradwohl has just received n elegant line
of goods direct Irom r.niiiunu, mty con
e st of crockery and glass wars in the finest
lines brought to the city. And our citizen:
will do well to call and exumine them be
; fore buying
A Hay Rake Accident.
This morning Jessie E. Junks, of Tan
gent was riding a milky buy rake w hen
I.!.. ..... L . t T . i .
m ii-mii ijccamo iniiiu-iieii ami ran
away, Koinu into the corm-r of a fence
throwing Sir. Jenks fully fifteen feet,
'"""V. "H eiitting ins upjier
up uiki DruiHingiiia nwciii a b;ul manner
""conscious lor some lime.
l'rt!lniili'Ir nn twin. u-..rd ...bun ti-
t w" " " M'M.
J- 'ft '.. t' ty. was sent- for im-
iin.,1 ..(.. 1 lit i
i "" wiJ" ' rcc, u.e wounos
Wheat U on the mjnd, an 1 i-. I ted
40 i totlay
I v- oo! u ; ceKia a pound n.ors at Albaty
mm hi iiepner.
J.R.I kjuglas has sold 1 1 ,C00 boxes of
sir.tvuerr're in. a se'in.
The trial of iKic D.ivenport for counter
feinn: b.-gii in Portland today.
t tufiie Uasiiiei bouei will close at 8
ocloca during t'ae summtr. etsept grocery
Hioien.
Ueri Ulxin, ol Eugeie, wa. drowne I in
tue i.itppa river uear Itowiburg Wedae.
da eveun g.
t trcuit court convened this af'ernoon for
me trial ol Ja. t Boulin. of Lyons, for
seiinijf liquor without a licence.
r rank Perkett, of Mill City, arr sted
Kir killing and telling deer meat, upon ex
Huunaiiun wiu oucnargvd.
A borne ra at th fair ground between
tlie Drvi.ntr and uuiuiermun runners ol
.Vioand -VUertoa re peib-.ve r ie.-u!Usl in
Mvor ot the 'utter.
Wiiluun C:har, while bathing in Cbes
her's lagoon near Eugene Wednesday even
ing, was drowned. Chase could not .wuu
and K-t in deep water.
Ir. K L. Uiller has been elected physi
cian of the Soldier's Home at Koieburg at
fai'Javear, and ( harlea Grabam perrua
uent secretary of the board.
The ddrvsj of Chaplain S.mtnoos at the
G. A R hall laat nifchl was srreat.y appre
ciated by a Uir sized aulience. Mr. Siai
mons is a erj intereotin ulker.
The conductor employed by the South
ern Pause company have been notified
that aflfr July lt tnry wiftbe required to
turni.h honda of J,tMj each.
R. it. Vuck cvrrie a large abrasion of
tbe cuticle oi one of bis cfaeekf. the result
ot the !-- of a bolt and a cooseutie-nt tum
ble to the grvHind and runaway of his
bone.
Philip Ptiiiii, the sweet lizger, who has
delighted thousands of people all over the
C. , including Albany people on two cr
three oc.-aj.iuna. died a few data airo in
Ohio. .
In the cam of the U. S at Marv Benrer
of Eujrene. turr:ed for miding ooaceoe
letter throuk-u tne mailt. Judire LeHinew
dim-tl a verdict t not iruilty jt. Ei
1'. jlfhmu'V anJ ;(na to hare hern
on tfii usore tLan Mi IV-rger.
TU t-t-il Jjurnal sy that at tb staie
ti'- aorlation tnMing there will be a
big r!a;? oo "K the BiU prohibit tie
wearing of bloomer?" A4.rniaiiv. Cbaa
Nick.;!; ncjrative, Ira t juij-U-il Rev. J.
R N. Bell, and Ed 1 burp wiii cfhcixte as
umpire and referee ropective!
Four rrarers are at aork oo Use i4!ej.e
bicje-ie track putting it in recdi'.in fj
that it will be ready lor u-e on the 4lb.
Tti will be one of the finrst burycie Liacks
in regnn, and will be a credit to the city.
Fat ri Jr d j n-at care to rik their b-ce
ou lew tt.an a three Up ti.k
SATTJRDA
A Linn County Rheumatic Cure.
While people are going awav from
home for ht spring la:hs for rheuma
tism it is well lor them to consider the
fact that in our own county we have a
spring of wonderful curative properties.
The Seio Press tells of one at Sodaville :
Something over 100 yards and weet of
the public spring is another soda spring
on the property of W. W. Parish and
npon the improvement of which Mr.
Parrish informed us he had expended
near fJOOCt. A large cement tank which
shuts cp tight at the top is the recep
tacle of the spring water. Over this
tank is constructed a neat spring house
and windmil tower. The water is pump
ed into a tank ahove the spring ard from
which pij-s lead to the bath bouse ad
joining, one ol which, coiled several
times in a heatir g stove, supplies the
hot water for the bath tubs. The whole
is taken care of by George !! net, who.
by the way. is an" excellent barber and
conduct a' shop in connection with the
lath rorms, all of which is kept very
neat and clean, and extra pains taken for
the accommodation 'of patrons. By in
vitation of the proprietor, we tried the
cleansing qualities of a bath in hot soda
water, and can sav without fear of con
tradiction that it is unsurpassed forlwlh
insr purpoju-s. In fact we believe it cap
able of making even a dirt v editor clean,
and therefore reconimend" our contem
poraries to try it. Bathing in this
water has been found to be almost a sure
enre for rheumatic and cutaneous dis
d:seases ; used internally is beneficial to
all stomach and kidney trouble.
Tin I)kmobt Mkdal Contest at the
ojiera house lat evening was of consid-
ralile interest, r.igbt bovs ami cirls
competed for the Ivmorest medal. The
prize was awarded to Aland Ijiiietiead.
who recites well. The recitation of Flovd
Ramp deserves special mention. It was
elivercd with treat lorve, with excellent
gesture and splendid effect. Each con
testant nn presented with a book. In
terspersed was a piano solo bv Miss
Staley.of Salem, a vocal solo by Miss Al-
erson, ol alem.a pianodnet bv the two
and a piano duet bv Misses Brenner and
Sternberg of this titv.
Tiikv are Sokrt. The Scio Press savs:
We are sorry to announce tliat Scio is
about to he her mot emerprizing cit-
zen. Mr. r.. ttoins ol the Scio Holler
Mills and Mr. N. 11. Allen, of Albany
lave aliout concluded negotiations of the
eatH? of the Red Crown Millsof Albanv.
As a miller, Mr. Goins is not surpassed
y anv other in the state, and Allnv
has done well in securing his return to
that citv. We understand that he will
still retain his interest in the Scio mill
ropertv and operate both plants.thonch
iris residence will ho in Albanv. and In
personal attention given to the Red
Crown mill.
Wii.i. I.ECTt'KK. J. II. Tow nsend ar
rived home last week from his trip to
Honolulu, looking hale and hearty. He
has prepared himself with a stereoptican
and a number of views of scenes on the
islands and expects to travel and lecture.
lie has livo lectures, two of which ho
will o-ive in Newbcnr and he will no
doubt have full houses. Newburg News.
Mr. Townsend is an old residen', ot Al
banv. and his friends here will be glad
to hear what he has to eay cf Hawaii.
Two at a Timk. The tifth state rob
bery wil bin the past three months oo
surred Thursday night near the Topsv
crude on the Ager-Klamatlt route. Both
tho Klanmtli rails noumi ami me iger
bound stages were stopped. Tho driver
of the stage going to Klamath Falls was
held two Hours, awaiting iue arrival oi
the one going to Ager. The lono robber
rilled the mail pouches, only taking the
registered matter. H. V. Gates, ol
HilUboro. or., the only passenger, was
relieved of $2.
XoTicit. If vou want vour waahiim for
the Fourth Have it at tne launury oy
llondav eve. Julv 1st. Otnee open o to
10 a. m. on the F'otirth. C. Simpson's
Citv Laundry, opposite St, Charles Hotel.
Telephone 49. I
TitaTtRKBR TABKBNACUt. Tho much
advertised pulpiteer, Edwards Davis, of
Oakland, Calif, will address the great
assembly at the tabernacle at Turner on
Sunday. June 30. Preparations are be
ing mado for large crowds. Reduced
rates are secured by R. R.
J, B. I.ibtkb, Cor. Sec.
Highest of all in Leavening
t IV . si tir r . v
ii v cy
lO.tll. AM hkoai
Tinkle leads for line plioto
Tinkle is the leader in Sr:e
low prices.
I bitOH
the new ll.iO ptichj t I'lnkV-; hey
are the beat.
Ladies abirt waint ?e!s 35c a French's
jewelry store.
1 Ye Popa'.ixt in the iiw of tolsiy an
nounce t e suspen.ion of the tai-;r
Selling at col oO b.-:tu!iful trimmed bats
f 1 -Vl each at Mm. Johu it Moffm.ui s.
A great redm timi of bs pr.c f.f .11
pbotu. roiuuieuctua- -lui.e lat at i n.k'.ei.
One tare for round trip ljelx?n anv
stations on the 0. C & E. Ju'y .!. i and S.
French the jewel if kwp a lare ttock of
spsHades and eye jflaa-e. Prkes from
2k up
The 80 acre f ana of Wm. Hnuter was
sold at Sheriff' sale this afternoon to the
plaintiff, Milton Hale, for f 2.500.
sterling silver belt piu.2J'; iiitial pir.s.
10c; Chrixtian Endeavor piai. 10c at
French's jewelry store.
You can get KenlUb or Willamette tber-
ris at 15c a irallon by leavini order at j
Conn ti Huston or with F. W. blumberg.
Mr. Ju'ius Gradwohl s fine line of crock
ery ware from England is here and will be
old as tbeap as anything can be r-ougbt in
Oregon.
Thane who ret their n.-eats at the Linn
DreMed Meat Market, at ec.nd and Ells
worth streets never complain of poor qual
ity, and the price is alway the lowet.
A new pot'orhce has been established t
Idanba. Marion countv, with Mrs Alma
ireiwl a potrnitre Tbi cthce is at
ibe terminus ot the O. CAE
Hello! Uncle Billy i here airain. vou
bet. Nu Is the time to crt our scissor.
knives, axes, lawn moaer and everything
that need an edge sharpened. He'll call
at your duor.
Not J J. Van Xortwuk bat Thompson
t Van Nortwick will run the barber soon
at Newport this year, on: of the Snn re
Laming here while the other attends to
boinec there.
Active .reparation for the 4;h continue
and it is probable there will be presett one
of the biifiri ,! crowd u the history of the
city. It will be full with people: but thet
ill be wel. taken car of.
There is a rumor that Pioneer rock-
qaarry will owe down as ooa rs pment
ordrrs ar filled. It is hosed the rumor
ill prove un'oaa-i-d. Tolelo Pot.
The Lve of W. L Tirva at Fit t'i'r.
wbur!sr:i-sl Wedaesiiv nicbt and the
t:.l teheved of torae nine ! Juit change, as
we an trfornsed. No ofher part iolir
learcMl. Toledo poat.
In order to prevent reatrk the Dzmo-
crat will state ttat Air A.J. Hkit is
wearina- a vry bl. s eye on acoant of the
bind wheel of hi bicycle cauhing in a
! board oa Fiita street jot west of the
t r.tburcb.
Louis Viereck hi scared the oie right
f Lien. Marion and Bmtig Co. for the
sale of Ir. White" Hair ti rower. Partie
deirsng treatment wi.l do well to coei t
him at hi place cf l-u.ins or address box
421. Albany. Linn Co.. Or.
The firwbnrj Plaindealer in 'reakin?
of the railroad wrwk that occurred itm
other dav at: "Uw l!af. the brak-
man, atood at ti pt and rcaniu Iv tag
ged at the brake tail t lie rar started to tarn
when be too jumped for hi life, not a ec
ond teo soon. A it n, he (attained
Krioo inj-aneabut the back an I taoal
dets
TutTNrnjivsKa Editor. That Calla
ay, Nebraska, editor has pluck which
entitles him to weather the financial
storm. A marked copvof bis paper con
tains tte following: Last winter when
thousands around here were on the
verge of starving and freexing and our
financial affairs reduced to nothing, wi;h
a family of seven to feed and new ar
rival looked for. we as our last resource
made an appeal to our tellow craft men
for help, and we didn't ask in vain lor
through their generous help have been
able to weather the drouth until the
present time and in a couple of months
harvest will be h re and wre will have
plenty once more. In the mean time to
the middle of August we have got to live
a id with our garden, etc, can do very
well, if we could procure our flour ami
some groceries. Now there are 37 edi
tors from different iwrls of the country
wtien "truster lnxmth ' was born that
sent us a dollar or more to help us then,
and to these ireneroits hearted "weilder
of the faber" make this our last request
to tide us over the remaining two months.
Our paper is f 1 a year, now can't you
each get some friend to take it " tor
even three month, that is onlv iV and
from what we would then receive would
enable us to still "hold the fort."
which many are still unable to do, as
there is nothing to do, or no money
here in circulation except what's
sent here by friends in the eaU But
our crops are going to be immense
and old Custer, the banner producing
countv of Nebraska, will airain be able to
give instead of receiving and no one ever
has or will find the citizens of old Custer
wanting when the time conies for any
one to ack aitl from our citizens.
The Tacoma News is advocating a stat
ute in that citv, in memory of George
Washington. 'he real estate acents
over there ought to pav a large part of
the cost. By the way, ho about that
statute for the Oregon capital grounds,
in memory of some noted Oregonians?
Statesman. The more Washington stat
utes the better. Washingtons's name,
though is a statue greater than any stat
ute.
The following advertisement appears
in the Herald, of Dayton, Yamhill coun
ty: Take Notice. "Call on J. Bloods
worth and sell your claims for damages,
that you may have ngnintit Yamhill
county, to him. He will rav the high
est price in cash. lKn't tail to call on
him between tbi- and the first of Sep
temlier. ISStt. J. Rloudworth." This
is made possible by the law passed by
the last legislature.
In order to illustrate the advantages
of a creamery a ladv at Barlow, bv re
quest weighed out 19S, pounds of milk
and churned it, getting 10 ounces of
butter, or an average of 31.2 pounds of
milk to a pound ol butter, while the
creamery turns ont a pound of butter to
20 pounds of milk. Take your pencil
and figure out what price is necessary to
cover expenses ol making up. the sav
ing m lalior should also be considered.
A Mass Mketino. Tomorrow evening
at 6::$0, in the United Presbyterian
church, there will lw a union meeting of
all tho young in-oples societies of tho
town, and as many others as care to at
tend, to consider the subject of inviting
tho Inlet national Convention of C. E. to
meet in Portland in t)7. Mr. E. S,
Miller, of Portland, formerly State Pres
ident of the C. E. will address the meet
ing. A cordial invitation is extended to
the public to be present.
Notick. The Southern raciflc comp
any, will sell, on July 3rd and the morn
ing of July 4th, tickets from and to all
stations, at one fare for the round trip.
These tickets will be good lor return un
til July etn, ltrad
A Chu t KNnr w.tha Albar.v Juniors
here by challenge any team in the city ex- i
eept the Albany's for a friendly game one!
week from Wednesday. By order of I
Captain.
Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
j SOCIAL SU PKRS AL.
Ir. Oiilins has returned from a trip to
the Siietz.
I Ir. and Mrs. Adams arrived in Albany
this noon from Portland,
j ' Miss Dorena Marshall returned home
this noon from her outing down Oie
river.
Miss Lizzie Thompson has been gradu
ally groaing worse without prospect of
recovery.
Mr. Harry Day will t glad to see his
Albanv friends at Monteray this season.
He left for there this noon.'
Misses fillie and Ria Bnchanon, of
Portland, spent Thursday afternoon with
the Mis-en Harritt, goin on to Albany
this morning. Salem Journal.
II. ti. Math ies, editor of the Pvtbian
Herald, died in Portland yesterday of
Bright's disease. He was greatly re
spec;ed and leaves many friends all over
Oregon.
Mrs. I. F. Conn returned this morning
from nearly a years sojourn in California
wliere she has been the guest of a broth
er whose wife lias been seriously ill for a
long time, and who rently died.
Rev. H. S. Shange, Prof. W. A. Mc
G bee of Oakland, and Rev. J. F. Wal
lace of Myrtle creek, and their families
have gone to Klamath Fails taking in
Crater lakeenroate. A&Lland Record.
The Lebanon Express says that I. R.
Borum lias accepted a position in L.
Viereck's barber shop at Albacv, and
commenced work la Wednesday. Mr.
Borum is a first class tonsorialeet, and
will give good satisfaction, besides is a
congenial fellow. We think Mr. Vier
eck fortunate in securing Mr. Bornm.
The Ashland Record tells of a romance
ns follows: Mia Grace Studebaker, a
pretty girl of Pearl City, IU., spent last
year visiting Ashland relatives. Joist be
fore starting home John P. King, a trav
eling representative of an eastern oculist
house titled some glasses to her eyes.
The lady, on returning home, took the
saue train that carried the gentleman
witu the spectacle!-. Mr. King evidently
got tue proper focus on those glawee, for
the cocple were married on the 4th iu?t.
at Decatur. III.
Religious Services.
Services the Cumberland Presbyterian
church at 11 r ru. and 7 -.30 p. m. to
morrow. Yoi are cordialiy invited to
attend.
United
a. m. and
morning :
Presbyterian: Serrics9 at 11
7:45 p.m. Suljert for the
"'Christian Citizenship." Tue
evenir
of the :
: services w id te m the interest
abiaih School. S. S. at 2:33.
Children's Day service at the Baptist
Church. I'iaaram sermon to the child
ren at 10 SM a. ru. Pro-jram given by
the Sun lav School at 7 :5 o. nx.
Sarictineation wiil be discussed at the
St. Paul M. E. Church lusuon-iv at II
a. m. and 7 : p. nuby W. R. Blaia who
invites his lnend and ail interested in
this subject to be present.
Y. M. C. A.: Rev. S. F. Jenkins, of
Indiana. wi'J conduct the 4 o'clock meet
ing at the Y. M. C. A. rooms tomorrow.
M r. Jenkins is a speaker of abilitv so ail
who come will be repaid. Suecial mu
sic. Ladies are invited to attend. We
desire the rooms tilled.
At the Congregational chcrcli tomor
row there will be services at Ilia the
mominz ami 7:45 in the eveninz. la
the morning the pastor will present as a
subitvt -The Mystery and Revelatioa of
Christian Life.
In the evening Rev. Walker will speak
on "Reminiscences of Earlv Missionarv
Life in the Northwest." Mr. Walker is
of a missionary family; his father and
mother being among the first who came
to this countrv as missionaries. A wel
come will le accorded all who attend
these services. D. V. Polinsr. pastor.
jl others Read.
The proprietor of SANTA aBIE hire
authorized Foshay Masoa to refund yocr
money if. after giving this California Kite
of Cragh Cures a fair trial as directed, it
fails to yive satisfaction fo.- the care cf
coughs, croup, whopping ON!-h and all
throa' and Inn? troubles. 'V hen the di-
eae averts the bead, and asn.nt the form
of catar. h. nothimr is to el.v ire as C A LI-
F0RN!A CAT R-CC RE snese prepar
ations are withoct oquaU aa household rem
edie. Sold at fl.oo a packase. Three for
Si50
Dyspepsia.
E. W. Jot Cowpast Gentlemen: I
have taken your Vegetable Sarsaparilla
and can say I have never seen anything
equal to it. I have suffered ten years
wun ayspepeia, not being able to eat
anything but milk and brown bread.
Ljie was nothing but misery for me.
Now I have a eood appetite, eat any
thing I wish, and fevt no disagreeable
effects from it. I wish 1 could tell all
dyspeptics and urge them to try your
egeiaoie svarsapariua.
IMgned) Ma. Jons Tiwotht,
Forbestown, Cal.
If vou want to set a sprins medicine
without a blotch, an old earsapariUa
trade mark, a big patch of red pimples,
take Joy's Sarsaparill.v
Karl's Clover Roo!,t?ie great olood pur
tier give frevhne and c earnest to the
complexion and curr constipation, 35c,
oc, i.oo. roahay Jk Maon Agent.
ETOWIaEDGE
Brings comfort and improvement an
tends to personal enjoyment wh
rightly used; The many, who li?b t
ter than others and et. joy life more, w
lesa expenditure, by more promp.
adapting the world' best products
the needs of physical being, will attes
the value to health of the pure liqt:ivl
laxative principles embraced in thi
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in tho form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing end truly
bcneficial properties of a pefect lax
ative ; effectually clea-ising the syrtem,
dispelling colds, heada'bes and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drog
gista in 60 cent bottles, but it is man-
1 ufactured bv the California Fir Syrup
Co. only, whose name ia printed on every
package, also tho name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any ruUtitu) if offered.
A Fix Tir is. The best map of Oregon
has been photographed by Crawford &
Paxton and copywrighted. It shows all
the river course, title, railroads and
proposed oa is. mountains and vallere,
with their locations,' cjurtx-s, e!evati.:iS,
and depression. With fine you pet a
splendid idea of the topographv of evt-ry
place and prominent feature of the stale.
The map extends into Idal:o. and as far
couth cast as Salt Lake Citv and souih to
San Francisco It is a very valnabfc
thing, arid can be se-urel oi Crawford
& Paxton.
SIM MOHS
REGULAT0 R
aA
fceader, did yoa ever take Simmons
LrVEB liEOCLATOa, tho "Kkg op
Livek M edicts K ?:' Everjbody seeda
take a liver remedy. It is atslngg-Ish or
diaeaaed liver that impairs digestion
and causes constipation, when the vraste
that should be carried cS remains in
the body aad poisons the whole eysxea.
That doll, heavy feeling ia due to a
torpid liver. Biliousness, Headache,
Halaria and Indigestion are all liver
disease. Keep the liver active by aa
ccasional dose of Simmons Liver Eeg
lat.T and you'U get rid of these trou
blea, and give tone to the whole sys
tem. For a laxative Simmons Liver
Regulator ia better toxs Prn. is
does not gripe, nor weaken, but greatly
refreshes and strengthens.
Every package has the Red Z
stamp on the wrapper. J. IL.
Zeilitt & Co., Philadelphia.
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
ior
Burns,
Cakci & Inflamed Udders
Pile,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff joints, .
I larness & ,Sadd le Sore,
Lumbago,
5cafds,
blisters,
Insect Bites,
Il Cattle Ailments,
VII Horse Ailments,
ll Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muse! .
Membrane and Tissr
Quickly to the Ver?
Scat of Pain an-j
Ousts it in a Jiify.
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