NOW 99 YEARS OLD.
firs Gfinnell Credits
Age to Paine's Celery Compound.
Tt- L,m ti.;n trt larn of'-lk quite a tlisUnce without feeling
It is an. uncommon thing to leara 04 m ecd at my, vig-
persona TOHjuiiiK me v' J orous appearance and activity, wmcn i
Hyde Grinnell, and years of good healthjoelieve, is the result of my using Paine's
i:u i, nnit tn tVinsrt who make celerv compound. It has cured me of
JilVV aa3 WVaw i
ae of only the very best means of keep
ine well.
will wonder" that the briahV-i
eyed old lady, whose mind today is as
alert and clear as ever, should oe anxiousjvaluabie lor recruiting the strengtn ana
. others to, trv Paine's celery, com- gDent enemies of men and women ad-
wumH v
Mra. Emvla IIvdeGrinnell was born
in Rpnnintrtrtn. Vt,. Juh 6. 1796, and ia'true nerve food and blood remedy b;
today livinz with her granddausmter.tne physicians throughout
wife of Martin Fowler of Colchester, Vt-.lja prescribed by them i
a beauutui town near tort .iuau au.
Her father was a farmer and hotel keep
er jind she lived urjon the farm until
..... TT L I'll I linn
her niarriaee. Mrs. Grinned has none of
th infirmiiifk of old ase. She rises at
rfsT-licrht.. works about the house, and:
when the weather will permit walks out
,oA tuwwIia anil snends man? konrai
MMwtKArtnrt anI Hninf farwv vork. She
And ia re-:
jnarkably well-informed upon niany'rapid and lasting cures that embraces
sabiects. She declares that she doeaevery city and town In the wide sweep
Dot feel any older tnan sue nag joryears.HM
... . . i . r 1
jind if neonle half her aee enjoyed such
rood health as she they would consider!
themsplvrt! forttfnate. She has seven
children, four boys and tnree girls, two!
oi whom are living today.
Mrs. Grinnell writes ;
CoLCHESTKB, Vt., Oct. 11, 1S95.
"Paine's celery compound has been
tn JM . itvn la at faw
.r;
pain .few doses rf this medicine gives I
joy as good health, for my appetite is
natural, my sleep refreshing, and I can'
Umbrellas,
Underwear,
Hosiery
For just a
TRY
& If yon want a sure relief for pains ia the back, side, chest, or j&
9 limbs, use as 9
Allcock's EES
Z Bear in Mind Not one of the host of counterfeits and imita-
P - tions is as good as the genuine. y
Dress Goods,
Ladies &
READ, PEACOCK & CO.
F0RT3HLLER & JHYING
ff7E KEEP constantly on hand a full line of tnetaiic, c.oth inn wood catket and
VV coffins. Also burial lubes nj suits, In broadcloth wl:,cashimr.
which will be sold at
The Lowest LIvtsg Profit.
EMBALMING and the proper care of the dead a specially. -
TEMfLE
riO EXTRA CHARCS FOa HEARSE 0B SEBVIC5
'ALBANY. CiGAR FMyTORY
.?e JOKPil. Prnriclor -
Hwrvoa
ALBANY
Red Crown Milling Cc
Is now under the managemen Eo
urmra Goina, N. H. Allen, Win. L. Vance
E D. Barrett and Samuel E. Youug.whs
are now prepared to furnish sacks and
Eeceive Wh?at
on storage", and will pay the hij;b
market price for the same. s i
MANAGER FJR LIXN COfJKTY
Mm. George Diekirson hus bea
made manager of l,inn counly for the Via
vi Company of Jsan rrancisco. lie car
ries a full line of their celibrated trea.
rcent Ollii e at residence east iJq riroiid
albin Street between 2nd and 3d. Ollice
hours from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m.
I W wish
Her Vigorous Old
constipation, and is of great help to me
. -
when over-urea, urawiuuy youru,
Maa. Emyls Htd GaissauJ
Painea celery compound is especially
vanced in Years. It is the one prepare-
tion considered worthy the name of a
7t
the country
in every state in
the anion to tone up the system, reg
ulate the nerves and restore health and
strength.
Nothing in the past has ever approach
ed it In oower of building up weaaenea
nerve tissues and giving strength to the
tired body. In severe cases ot persistent
headaches, dyspepsia, neuralgia, and
sleeD.essneas. due to nervou8 feebleness,
Paine's celery compound has a record of
. X . t. ...... W.n.Aj.
tuo uiuum oiww,
Its remarkable power over disease lies
in iu active replacing of worn -out parts
by new. healthy ones, and in its healing
and purifying action among the most
minute tissues of the body. It eeartches
out the weak part at once, and sets to
work to build the up. The tired body
WflT compound forthwith.
Z&'hS
pound,
Childrens
little money.
AI.BAM
mm
diJMmfree, W&JC &amTj, Laji-i ot Brmln Power,
Fine Shoes,
eion. crl! dreams, impotuncr &nd wuUhk dleoaefl eauaed by
I 4 yoiUJifxi i error 'jt xicrA. Contain BOOiHat. la nerve tal
fanrttolottd Vntter. Makes lh pa Jearnl p-jnretrfmgnd pi am p.
J i 1 Eapilyerrle5 n VMt pocket, 1 per box; lor 95Br malijpre
iJ pnii, Ht h a vritUn- owrart te or money rtfuvda. WnU um, ire
bum, mm raray ,ar 9tnm fcfit tr- cw.. a mpt i,tewm
ALBANY TRADING CO.
GROCERIES and :
FEED OF ALL KINDS
Cheat seed for sale or trade Free de
livery. Telephone No. 61
R.N Morris, Mgr
Cor. 2nd and Mai r. Sis.
mrr Let
V KJ iVl H, gether i Is it not bet
ter to buy yonr Bread, Pies, Bolls, Cakes,
etc, at a reliable store where they use
enly the Best material why of course i
ta you dont want dyspepsia and yor.'i
never get it by eating anything irorp ou
tore. U. S. BAKERY.
Be Ellsworth and Lyon 2nd St.
'. j. : ' 0. D. Vandykb. Proprieto
REPAIRS BICYCLES. Fiank Dic
ey repairs bicycles promptly and in a
first da mwuicr. Breaks, punctured
tires, otc, filed errefr,. At shop just
west of i". M. C. A hall.
Where The Money Goes. y
An exchange ears it does Lot like' to
say much about money because there are
many different and violent opinions held
by so many people of all parties and
there seems no hope of getting "on com
mon ground cf agreement. But there
are some things all must know or ought
to know and on which some kind ot ao
cord must bi had, because affairs are
bound to march toward an unpleasant
oal and reach it ere long. The enor
mous growth ot luitilic debts, all of
which are o couuic'eii with that heart
of the business woi.d, London, that the,
intemt in whole or part ia forever
streaming thither Is bound to tod in ruin.
The syetemlof it has been growing ever
since iU origin about the year 1700 A. D.
We believe it is certain to eat ap the
world ust so sure as it continues. It is
the wonder of oar time, anJ even at one
per cent will swallow up the wealth or
the world faster than new populations
and capitals increase. Every month
there ia paid in at Ixrodon, says th
London Backer' Magazine, interest on
loans as follow t:
January 32,000.000 pounds
February 15,000,100 pounds
March 12,500,000 pounds
April 19,000,000 oounds
May 6.00J.O0O pounds
June ....... 3.500.000 pounds
And for each month ot the year the
same amounts the total being not far
(mm nne thousand million dollars or
twenty-three dollars per head for each
inhabitant and the greater part comes
firm abroad. The heaping ap of pay
uient, thus disturbs too many markets
No" wonder 1
A Land Without Animals.
Jaran is a land without the domestic
animals. It is this lack which strikes
the stranger o forcibly in looking upon
Japanese landscapes There are no cows
.the Japanese neither drinks milk nor
eats meat. There are but few borses.and
these are imported mainly for the use of
the foreigners. The freight cars in the
city streets are palled and poshed by
coolies, and the pleasure carriages are
drawn by men. There are but tew dogs,
and these are neither need at watch degs,
beasts of burden nor in bunting, except
by foreigners-
There are no sheep in Japan, and wool
is not used in clothing, silk and cotton
being the staples. There are no pi
pork is an unknown article ot diet, and
lard is not used in cooking. There are
oo goats or mnlee, or donkeys. Wild
animals there are, however, and in par-
icular. beats of enormous size. Oneoi
thceeMr. Finck saw stnffed.in a museum
he describes as "big as an ox." Besides
another stuffed museom bear is preserv
ed, in alcohol, the mangled body of a
child the bear had tatea Just before be
ing killed. War, of course, is acquaint
ing the Japanese with the nse of ani
mals. The army has cavalry horse .and
others 10 drag toe field guns. The
empress, 't " omfkw inmauouof
European royalties, is an expert horse
woman, and saddle hones are kept for
her nee.
How to Save.
Tbe Lehockit thinks it coo Id cut
down the expenses of running Oregon
very materially. Here woold be a few
of tbe items lopped 0Q1 enough to show
what con Id be done :
Electricity for state buildings 23.000
State and district fairs. . . . 9,500
Railroad commissioners 10.000
Attorney general 3,000
SOOcopiessnpremecoart reports.. 8,200
Fish and game protector 2,500
Dairy and food commissioner.... 1,500
Domestic animal commission..... 3.000
Monmouth Normal school... .... 14,528
State board equalization 1,250
() ST Gi 30,
Oregon University 13 000
Pablic printing 13,000
Convey convicts and insane to
balem 15,000
Branch insane asylum 40,000
State board horticoltuie 8 .000
Cleaning Mill Creek.a Salem job.. 7,300
There is over I1CS.000 saved without
half trying, eaoogh to put the tax down
to 3 mills.
A country editor who died of starvation
was being escorted to heaven by an an.
gel who had been sent oat for that pcr-
pose. "May I look at tbe other place
before I ascend to eternal happiness?'
'Easily," said the angel. 80 they went
below and skirmished aronnd, taking in
thesigLts. The angel lost track of the
editor and went around hades to hunt
him. lie found him sitting by a furnace
fanning himself and gaxing with rapture
npon a lot of people in tbe fire. There
was a sign on tbe furnace which said
"Delinquent riubeerlbers." "Come,"
said the angel, "we most be going
Yon go on," said tbe editor, "I'm not
coming. 1 bis is heaven enough for me.'
Ex.
The French florist claims to be able to
remove the natural odor of flowers and
replace it by other perfumes, without
injuring the flowers. Tbe marigold,
which is a handsome flower, has been
robbed of its disagreeable odor and given
a perfume that makes it fragrant and
valuable. The odor of the rose has been
imparted to the sunflower, while chrys
anthemums have been made to smell
like violets. Tbe transler of the per
fume from one kind of violet to one
more beautiful bnt naturally inodorous
has also been accomplished.
Two old inhabitants discussed tbe
electric light plant the other dsy, and
one of them declared that running tbe
engine at 800 revolutions was entirely
too fast. "No it ain't; they bave to run
it last," replied the other. "No they
don't either,'' and back came the reply
of tbe second, "I know they do. Do you
suppose they csn make lightning with
an ox team?" The first old inhabitant
hereupon wilted. Corvsllis Times,
There are too many people trying to suc
ceed through ox team methods. The
live man never stops rustling or adver
tising.
The It'iseb'irg Building aud L?an As
sociation has been rimnicg seven years.
The present cost value of a share is $123,
09; cash value 1110.59. The highest
interest paid last year was 21 nr onths in
advance, lowest 1 month. With drawal
value 101.79. The gain is less than 60
per cent. At that rate it will take tbe
sicca tiiirteen or lourteen years to ma
ture-
. UliU tl u
Col. C A, Lincoln, a pony farmer of
Cowley county, Kan,, and said to be
cousin of Ab.alism L'ncolo.has suddenly
become a Populist leader. He assumes
tbe commonplace characteristics of "Old
Abe," and drives a little bay mare.
which, he says, he has driven three
times across the continent.
An official working for a salary ought
to serve the people as faithfully as if
working for fees; .--r
There is a glut of potatoes in San
Francisco. Some on a wharf sold for
two cents a sack. V
Pillubury, the Brooklyn chess player,
is being defeated at St Petersburg by
Lanker, the Austrian.
One needs to judge only by the papers
to be satisfied ot the fact that San Fran
cisco is socially rotten . " V.
Van Burwn county, Mich., has psid
out $2,800 in bounties for the killing of
English sparrows during the past year nr
so
It is said there are on'y 300 Chinamen
In thelwhole ot New Mexico, according
to the registry certiGcates issued under
the new law.
A hanging should be made as private
as possible. It is bad enough in any
evf nr. The public morals demand all
the privacy to be obtained.'
Sheriff who were not Hissing any
thing on account of tbe law compelling
them to par their own mileage, are un
iversally waiting to be re-elected, a fact
that speaks for itself.
Que fifth of the world's supply of gold
comes from the Transvaal, banttam
had better gtt a movement forward.
Perhaps some day a fifth of the world's
eopplv will cover our aorifeious hills.
The New York policemen are learning
to shoot. To a man in tbe dark it
would seem as if a policeman ought to
know bow to shoot before being appoint
ed, though it la probably a good thing
they do not.
The railroads have lost money. Speak
ing of railroads it is an interesting fact
that no fortunes have ever been made
from tbe earnings of railroads, and yet
hundreds ot fortunes bave been made
from railroads, all from speculation, mo
from watered stock.
.t
Several Marion county men are willing
to go to Congress, among them being Til
Ford, T. T. Qeer, C. B, Moores and E.
Hofer. Perhaps none of them will ad
mit he is a candidate ; bat all undoubt
edly are willing to sacrifice themselves
in the interest of tbeir district.
It is a cold day when some war scare Is
not sprout on the people. Enterprising
papers seem to be vie!og with each other
to see bow big war lies thsy can tell.
The latest is that England ia got 04 to
bar Cuba of Spain, and that tbe resolt
will be a war, in fact that soldiers are
already being gotten together for basi
nees. All of which is probably only trash.
One sometimes gels tired of so mncb
eeamioo without aer foundation to it.
It would be a very interesting thing to
Linn counly people it the came Santiam
become world wide famoos on account ot
tbe mines there : arid yet there is a big
probability of it. liaok Smith says
they are every bit a good as the Com
stock. Ii that is tbe ease Eantiatn will
be a familiar word. Mr. Smith is re
ported to have remarked that the output
of only a month or two will pay for all
the cost of development. All these
things ore encouraging.
The following from the London Stand
ard will exp'ain in a meascre reasons
wby mere should be at- least a small
rise in tbe price of wheat: The area ot
wheat grown ia the United Kingdom in
1893 was tbe smallest ewr recorded
since any attemot at a statistical state
ment was made. For the wbole Uni
ted Kingdom it was 1,454,290 acres, or
mors than 500,000 acres lets than 1794.
The total product of the wheat crop n
Great Britain is offie iallv estimated at no
more than 37.1M.256 bushels, white the
total requirements were 240,009.000
bushels. More than s.ww.ww acres nave :
gone oat of wheat cultivation 10 Ecgtacd
in tne last 20 years. Tbe average perf
We last year was the smallest ever
known, only bushels. It is also
stated that Bnasia's wheat erp wa 50,
000,000 bushels short in 13, and the
rye crop 80,000,000 short- This came
from a decline io the y?d per acre.
Great Britain cannot afford to cultivate
wheat at tUs prices ot tbe last two o
three
One of Geo. Humphrey's Artcsts.
Joseph Walters, anted in Bismarck.N,
D., for unlawfully taking a letter Irom
tbe postofRce.and appropriating a check
which it cooUined, was arrested yester
day by Deputy United States Marshal
Humphrey. Walters was followed to
this city by Special Agent E. C. Clement.
The warrant issued" for tbe arrest of
Walten charges specifically that be un
lawfully stole from the postoSice at Bis
marck a letter addressed to Joseph
Weber, containing a draft dated at Sioux
City, Ia., for f 18 75, drawn by II. F.
Hedges, captain of the United States
engineer corps, In favor of Joseph
Weber.
This check Wallers canned at a busi
ness bouse, indorsing the name of Joseph
Weber thereto. Tbe offense was com
mitted October 21, 1895, and Walters was
traced to this city by letters which he
wrote back to acquaintances.
Walters is a common laborer, and
peaks broken English. He evidently
knew that tbe check was to ba sent to
Weber. When Marshal Humphrey en
countered Walters yesterday he wss en
gaged at work io tbe yard of the resi
dence ot a widow on uood street.
Humpurey, as he hive in einht, called
oat:
"Hello, Joe, how are youf"
Walters answered :
"Hello yourself. Wbere did you know
me? What is yenr name?"
"Robertson," replied tbe marshal. "I
knew yoo in Bismarck."
Why, you don't say so," said Joe.be-
coming friendly all at once. "How is
everything in Dakota?"
"Oh, everything is all serene," said
Humphrey; "but, Joe, to make a long
story short, I've got a warrant for your
arrest."
Walters' jaw dropped, and he sw io a
few times, after which be said : I
"Well ,1 suppose dot makes Hall right.
I just go upstairs and get my clothes and
I come along."
"And I will go, too," said Hutnp'irey.
"But I will be back in a minute," said
Wallet s.
"Yes, I know you will ; but 111 go
along just tbe same, "replied Humphrey,
Walters, oa tbe way to jail, admitted
to the cflloer that he had obtained the
letter and check, but he denied that he
indorsed the check in the name of
Weber,-
Yesterday Jn tha JJnited States court
udge Bellinger mads ao order remand-
ng Walters to tbe custody of the United
States authorities at Bismarck. Orego?
man.
Some School Customs In Belgium.
Bitot Democrat :
Thanks to Mary H. Hunt.' Our coun
try was the first In the world to have a
"Scientiflo Instruction Law."" There
are but three states In the union now
without these. But each rear maker it
hardej to obtain one, as the liquor men
are more on the alert to prevent It. The
amendment to Ihe old law of New York,
has ceased, as we have lately seen the
most bitter oprosltiou, headed by the
LStale Supt, of Pubjic Institutions.
' Belgium took her initiative from
America and it seems to me if we could
Sild to our own methods the Belgium
schools our work would be more effica
cious still.
From the age of twelve the children
are invited to take tne pledge oi absti
nence from all strong liquors up to the
age of twenty. This Uoes not include
the weak table ines so much used ou
the continent of Europe, which are gen
erall drank with water.
Tbe day of pledge taking is made
much of. Tie school is deked with
flower? , pupils tre in boHJay costumes,
the local officers, the clergy, the parents
ot the new members are invited to be
present at the ceremony ; and the old
pupils are gathered in. in order to en
courage their perseverance in their prln-
I ciples. Tbe words of the promise are
repeated by each new adherent before
the asembled conir. any ere be sigai and
receives his certificate of honor.
It is found that tbe boy w bo keep
firm up to the agd rf twentr Joes not
usually want to driqk, and through the
influence of the children whole families
are influenced (or good.
About a decade ago Belgium was
almost the worst drunken country in
Europe, but her character is changing.
L.
A License to Lie.
This is an age of liars evidently and
the biggest Is the associated orees. Dis
turbing lies have been floodeu over the
country Just to display enterprise.backed
up by tbe big press of tbe country.
There is no excuse for it, do license for it
In this respect they are not tike tbe
traveling man recently in Albany. Oe
was telling a w Hopper one day this
wees, a palpable falsehood.
"Ob, come," said another drummer,
"yoo don't expect ns to believe that,
that certainly is a lie."
"Yes," aid the man, "but I am
licensed to lie," and be pulled out from
bis inside porket a pretentions looking
pape headed : "Liei License." It was
neatly gotten np, authorising the bearer
to lie whenever and as often as he
pleased. Its importance and authenti
city was empbaclsed -by a big gilt seal
and bine ribbon, all the same as very
important documents
It is possible the associated press has
one cf tbeee daenments, if so after each
lie it woold be only fair it they would
exhib'i their iiceoseio the open handid
- tainner of the drummer.
It was impossible for Corbett and
Fitzdmmoos to secure a fighting place,
and vet others as big duSers found no
trouble in fighting to tbeir bttrt con
tent, giving jost as fierce and brutal ex
hibitions as would have been given by
Crbett and Piuimmoos Moudsy
tale of Sew York, on tt-'ceX HanT cTu
. . ,, ,. . , -j .i; I "T" pr0!'"- 00 "
fk.'0d lJUraieJ!eJ L SS
night in the great 5
Long I'iad. C'-oy n
each other for thirteen rounds. The
W-owio, account of the last two round,
will give one an idea of the affair;
Roood 12 Cboyntkl again opened np,
landing his right heavily 00 tbe Jaw and
then his left oa the stomach, while Hail
countered with hia right oa the face.
Next they ex-btnred heavy lefts, and
then Cboyntki laaded his right and itll
on the face, wbUe Uall sent his right 10
oa the Jtw twice. Choynaki got in
another left on the stomach and seong
hit right hsrd on UUi's jiw, kaocziog
him down a time was called. The
crwd cheered wildly.
H nai 13 Cboyaskl was now full of
confidence. He jabbd two heavy lefts
03 tUU's face and knocked hia down
ago wjlr, fight ca the law. When
HaUca-ne no the CalifornUn ram!
' ...
rignt and leu band bioasoo tbe face and
law, staggering tbe Australian, lie then
landed a heavy left 00 the face, and, as
II all staggered, tbe Cal;f j
roiaa let fly his
ribt, landing 00 the jaw, knocking Hall
down and out, after one minus and fif
teen seconds ot fighting in the unlucky
thirteenth roani
That tha rich gold discovery oa Forty
Mile creek, Alaska.belongs to the United
Stales has been acrorately determined
by an employe of Ihe British govern
mettt. and properly marked in certain
puces General DurSeld, cbief of the
eoast survey, says the survey shows that
but 16 miles of the crrek, as the bird
flies, and 23 miles as the water floats. Is
in British territory, and in this portion
m gold has been discovered. AH the
remaining portion of the creek is in
Alaka,snd belong to the United States.
A hi'l has been introduced io congress,
providing for the appointment of com
missioners to Cx the boundary, bat It
has not yet been acteJ npon. Wash
ington dispatch.
Everybody says that politics will be
very warm this year, on acccuntof tbe
number of candidates in the field.
HOTHERS
end those about to
become mothers,
should know that
Dr. Pierce's Fa
vorite Prescription
robs childbirth of
Its torture, terrors
and dangers to
both mother and
child, by aiding Nature in preparing the
system for parturition. Thereby "labor'
and also the period of confinement are
greatly shortened. Jt also promotes aa
abundant secretion of nourishment for
the child. During pregnancy, it pre
vents "morning sickness" and those
distressing nervous symptoms from
which so many sufj'cr,
. Tants. Cottle Co., Ttxi.
D. R. V. PIRS.CK, Buffalo, N. Y. :
Drar Sir I took your "Favorite Pnw
scription " previous to confinement and
never did so well in my life. It is only
two weeks since my confinement and I am
able to do my work. I feci stronger than t
ever did in six weeks before.
Jfours truly,
A MOTHERS EXPERIENCE. ?
South Bind, fscijic Co., fl'ast.
Da. R. V. Piercb, Buffalo, N. Y.: !
Pear Sir I began taking your Favot.
ite Pr scription " tbe first month of preg
nancy, ana nave con
tinued taking it since
confinement. I did not
experience the nausea
or any of the allmenta
due to ercsmancv. after
; I began taking your
. 11 Prescription." I was
iOtUv in labor a short
time, and tbe physicians
aaid I got along un
usually well.
We think it saved rat
Mae. Bakeb.
a great deal of suffering.
I was troubled a
Meat deal with leuenrrbea also, and it has
OOI
oat A world of good for ma.
Yonrs truly,
Mas. W.
C BAKU.
TELEGRAPHIC.
Imprevemeau Waate4.
Washinotow, Jan. 21. Sonafor Mitch
ell has ofTured the following proposed
amendment to the river and harbor bill:
For tbe purpowe of continuing the im
provement of the Columbia and Lower
Willamette rivers below Portland. Or.,
$250,0011.
Kor the purpose of improving tha navi -gaiion
of the Yamhill river up to the town
of McMinnville, by the conduction of a
lock and dams and other necmuiary works,
upon the plana speciSad in tbe report o
Major Post, of the engineer department, of
March 6, 181)5 $6!),o0D.
Senator Squire has off .-r-d a number of
amendments to the same bill for all the
improvements' wanted ia Washington
state.
Sv Mraare Mcaet.
London, Jan 21. Riht Honorable ft
J Goschen first lord of the admiralty, ad
dretwing conservatives at East Ureeaston
tonight, declared no mtmtmce to any coun
try was intended by the formation of tbe
flying squad. on vV'bile the political sit
uation remains as it is, I oeg tbe public, if
they near that the squadron baa been sent
to any particular :qaarter, net to imagine
that the motive i necessarily a menace
against our neighbors or our rivals.
Tfcer' flab! lac
k's W YoKK.Jan. 21 A. World dispatch
from Havana says:
"This afternoon news was received of
heavy firing, in which artillery was taking
an active part. A field battery left the city
early today and hastened southward.
i mil Eetlte
CiMCAOO. Jan. 21. A special to the
uai'y ew front VYfcthington says: Atn
ci ate Justice rietd will ko upon tbe retired
list at the cloe of this term of the sopreme
couit, if he keeps the promine be made re-
cenut tome pr.u!eat and Senator White.
of California The senator is authority for
the above statement, and for the informa
tion that J ustro r leld s successor has been
practically agreed upon in the person of
juub crsins n Hues.
rtll4 al Last.
AasAr-ous, tod., fan. 21. The pro
tracted struggle for the United States sen
atorsbip, which baa been going oo in tbe
legislature for the lt week, was practically
terminated tonight by tbe republicans ia
caucus nominating Congressman Ueorge
Wellington to succeed Senator Gibson, liia
viUury was decisive, and there enis no
roou. fur doutt that be will be elected to
rn -Trow.
Seaalar alttaaw Axala
Dts Motx es, Ia , Jan. 21. The legisla
tor proceeded today to elect a L cited
btate senator- Tbe vote ia tbe sena'e
1 stood: Ailunn. 42; Babb,6. Home Al
lison, 73; Bahb.13; SUurt, 1.
That Maadrva.
1-oxDox, Jan. 20 In spite of the as- j
v m DFI agCTBCJ IO Use
contrary, tbe Aatoriated Prees u in a poM-
tion to repeat iu assertion of Eaturday last,
that it had been informed by tne Kr-t.sh
admiralty that tbedetfinaxicVof the fl.nng
sqoauron. now at r-puae-!, is not yet i
larmioed opoo even Ly the admiralty, asm
certainly it will nut go to Bermuda or any
srsere in American water lor We resent.
first re lasaar.
Sil-EM. Jan. 20. -Charles) Firster, who
drowoetl hia wife in a pool of water near
Grant's Pass Ut May and was convicfed
of munW at the in'MihM r.(
and wkowas granted a stay of sf ntz-oce
peoUuig an appeal to the auprt me court baas !n . r" ' ' J1B saw. rort
been adjudged insane br lb- fonrDSiioe ! i.111 Jry. Mast t some mistake.
county court. A request came from the
eaort to Governor LorJ today, asking that
be commit Faster to theatyitira. it seenu
be insanity trial is open to the charge of
irrega.arvy tn not tumntoning the prose-
cuUog aitorocy. The governor does not
confid-r tiefjx subject to his dwpsl.
Where .. i u.
ii,.. a i s i .t. .
tlAVAXa. Jan. SO. It is Lnown that
M...!! ..U;. r... .1.1.
actruuc counter-marches Tfcis it ud
; ".TV "
"1'
rangement made between Cohrael Molina
and the bands of Xanea and other.
Marital Law la) eWUvar.
New Toas. Jaa. 20. A dispatch to tbe
Herald from iijaota Columbia, says:
Uartial law has been proclaimed in tie
province of Barraaquili. state of Bolivar.
Six bundled troops are proceeding from the
coast op the MUiaa rivsr to tbe city of
IWrajwju'.lia The governor has been in
vested with mUitary power, and the police
force bas been doubled. The government
is vhriiant. and is said to be prepared to
pot down any attempt at revolution.
ery rfcy
Wasaiseroa. Jan. 20. The stiver bond
bill was laid aside temporarily by the sen
ate today .as no senator was ready to speak.
PUtt akeJ Jnes of Arkansas wVn a rote
would be had. Jooee said ee was uaaUe
to state, for tbre were several speeches yet
to be beard. PUtt said there was 00 op
position from those favoring the measure,
that tbe majority was endewfjy obUrocting
its consideration, and that there should be a
time set fir a vote .
.rratsbtr a rake.
St Lorta. Jan. 30 The Republic this
morning, in sctnmarixirir di patches from
Florida. New York and VaahiDgtoo, says:
"A crisis ba been reached in Use Cuban
war. RwMtion of tl betheerency of
the patriotic army by tbe Veiled StaJei is
immiu-ot. President Cleveland is said to
bave prepared a prociamMioo which may
ce isswea toasy or in laeiaimaiiate tatuie.
re whe.
Tallahassee, Ha., Jan. 19 Sema
tiooal stories are afloat here tonight. Uov
ernor Mitchell, at tbe request of the war
department iu Washington, has ordered
Adjutant General lijuston to an that th
Florida mil. tar be placed in readiness to
use tne twu at a moment's notice- It u
stated, as coming mm tbe executive office,
that tbe Washington authoritite have rea
son to believe that a dal ia pending be
tween Spam and England for the sale of
Cuoa to the latter; that the I, mUsi Hate
is preparing to resist tbe transfer of the
island, and that the Hyiutr squadron 1 coin
ing to American water to be ready for the
war with the United State which will
inevitably follow an attempted cetsion of
CUU.
a rniasatlerV Traabte
Cnsnaus, Jan. 19 Information re
ceived here today, direct from democratic
sute headquarters. 1 that the department
at asnington has Postmaster John Lara
way, ot Centralis, on the books, and that
his dismissal has probably been recom
mended. Since tbe Centralis postoffic was
robbed tome time airo. and about f 1000
lost. Lara way has not boen in good standing
itn toe department. A special airent of
the government has been in Centralis sev
eral months quietly investigating the rob
bery. '
ftaaae Fliklta Vane.
1' AVASA, Jan. 19. Further renarta havo
now been received ot tbe engagement be
tween Colonel Qalbis and the insurgents
near Batabano. It is said tbe inaurwnt
forces that attacked him were those of Go
mes. The troops met the attack of the
insurgents on their kneea, and withheld
their tire until the enemy were within a
short distance. The report says the insur
gents left It kilted on the field, and nine
were found in a cant-field a short distance
away Tbe insurgents retreated, it issaid,
itn a nunuroua loss, while the lotsea to
the troops were indisniticint,
Csed Wheat Sfarhet
Wall a Walla, Wash, Jan. 13. The
wheat market contines to bo brisk. To
da) several thousand busbe's of biueafera
were sold for 61 i cents f . o. b., while
Choice loU of cluo and chaff sdd for 50
0011U. It is staled on good authority that
i choice lot of blueetem brought 52 f. o. b.
In tho lott three days half a million bushels
have be-n sold at fuir prices., Kully two
thirds tf tbe wheat io this section has been
sold.
fllkhop Hsigood Iiea4. j
Covihqtoh, 6a , Jan. 19. RUhop Ha
good, ot the Methodist Episcopal church,
(South, died at his home in Oxford, tin. .this
morning, at 2 o'clock, from paralysis.
Bishop V puncaq, of South Carolina, will
preach bis funeral service Tuesday.
BORN
GRAY. On Jan. 19, 1890, in Albany, to
Mr. and Mis. C. A, Uray, of tbe 0. 0.
& E.--a boy.
The largest piece of
Good tobacco
evu'Scldfor 10 cents
MISFITS.
Palem voung men bave just orsraoizei
a Deux Temps club. That is infringing
w" www j ubiik,
j xh. Pi;.r
. c, n . : w TJf
i ??l! T.L-
Hoier of being
that be has
sinister motives in endorsing Hermann.
An Allny man reports doing the Lig
jft bojfioces in Iecember since his bos
inres in Albany One caoce being early
and judicious advertising.
From the wooJrard near Albany comes
no lhet "'y. ener-nc rp-
Besides all the wood is sawed here by
machines.
A great deal has been said latclv aboot
; the enormou cost of ligtiung the state
j buildin at Salem. In view of tbe fact
experience of Losanrport, lnd is
umeir ana ol interest, it was paring
: i, . . A.-
V'wj-jw irr uguv.
It
botarht
"4 -,l Ty i -
reeimenu Clarion, in that state, baa 119
.fcI.theavAeconoi which, in -
the
number
c,uul'B nteret, is fs ite ltntj-
U .ow the cost tr
light in tbe state building at alem,
now many are u-ed. etc
Mr. J. Clem, in an article in the Salem
Independent obiecu to running men for
office on the people's party ticket who
have reeealir joined the party evidently
for the purpuee of getting oSce. lie
says . "There U no counties hot what
bave tried and true meu that are capable
to fill any o&cv, and certainly the ones
that have stood by tho cause in iu dark
est days are entitled io the honors after
fighting the battle. As lor suitable can
didate for cone reB. thn aro a Kim nr
more of gvl capable farmers who could , to" 3 each, worth double the mon
and would till the portion with credit. ev- Call and see them before they are
J-hall we, tie creat Ubonnz class, still
continue sending lawver. doctors, etc
V congress; 1, lor oa
Which make one smile.
protest.
A Crabtrcc Fight.
J. R. Vi'j-a-.t went to Crabtree this
morning to defend Marion Crabtree, in
a criminal suit before Justice A. J. Jar
tngan. for assault and battery. Accord
ing to the version given the Pmooiat a
eon of Mr. Crabtree had been whipped
by Prof. Swank. Mr. Clay Oompton
made some remark in reference to it,
which came to the ears of Mr. Crabtree.
Saturday he called Mr Oompton from
the store at Crabtree, and upon bis com
ing out is said to hare spit in his (ace
ami then attacked hint with hi cane,
which Mr. Gompton took away from him
ana returned toe compliment, when
Mr. Crabtree drew a knife but did no:
nse it io the face of the notified cane.
Quiet was restored followed bv the ar
reel of Mr.Crabtreee
A Bad Case. It is assorted that Ales
McKensie in jail for lewd cohabitation is
At 1 y Ikito sent to the penitentiarr tor
burning a steamer at Salem a couple ot
years ara. Hut Ibis is a mistake. His
name is McKensie. Last fall daring tho
air ne worseu lor a man and woman in
a restaurant at Salom. The man skipped
ouv, leaving ueois tteliino, wtien ifc-
Kenie got the woman to transfer the
restaurant to him, becidee getting $10
from her and some monev lv falu nn.
rcseuiauons irom a ooy ana also skipped
out. An A'.banv man then in Salem has
reoignixed him. lie is undoubtedly a vtry
bad egg, and bas obtained some influence
over the girl, to induce her to swear thst
he is her husband. The record could
be easily obtained, and an offer was
made to telegraph for it ; but refused bv
him. It is stated to the Dkmooat tha't
he applied to the houses of iii fame in tbe
ciiy tor a piace lor tne girt proposing an
arrangement that he was to be paid per
sonaliy half of the proceeds.and that the
proof of this can be obtained. If so the
character of the man can not be painted
iog oiacK. ne girl, tnougn. should not
be drairtred down with hiui. and some
thing should be dona to keen her irom
disgrace.
Rpoms For tho National Conven
tion.
C. S. op Amrpu a, Jan. 21, 1S96.
Editor Dtmocrat;
I understand that TJ. S. Gradv. tf
Portland, but really of Iowa, has tele
graphed Chicago for hotel accommoda
tions during the democratic national
convention. It is currently reported in
i ort land that Brother Gradv has alrva.lv
said that no expected to head the dele
gation from Oregon to the national con
vention. Pei haps this accounts for his
engaging hotel room. I'erhaps Mr.
urady will find out that the ditiiocracv
of Oregon will have something to sav
about who goos to the convention and
that it will not bo any federal officials.
MARRIED.
ZIMMERMAN ALPUIXE. On Sun.
day, Jan. 19th, 1S98, at the residence
, of Mr. A. J. Zimmerman, at Millers,
by Kev Thomas, of Jefferson, Mr. Ed.
Zimmerman arid Miss l'hoebe Aiphine,
Thobrido i9 a sister of the Aiphine
Bros., and tho groom is one of Linn
county's most prosperous young farmers.
They will reside at Shedd. Mr. and Mrs.
Zimmerman have the best wishes ot a
host of friends.
!
H.F.McILWAIN'S
CAS II STORE.
Dry Goods,
Clothing.
Groceries.
Boots and Shoes
Price List.
Best quality mens heavy 6 re rails, 50c pr
pre Kocttord cocks 23
16 rds beat molin
CO
00
.25
20 yds standard printt
8 spools bSlhrjad
2 paper b nedJe
The beet granulated sugar, IS lbs. .
Fairbanks Gold Dust washing pow
der, 3 lbs
Ja gal Hills beat maple syrup
3 cans tomatoes
3 cans sugar corn
4 pkgs Lion CiSee
4 " Ar buckle 'oifee
05
00
20
25
25
25
SO
90
5 gal Pearl or Star oil
95
25
iU7-bars Savon Soap
of Bert oonpowir tea (eocgrade) lb.
L V
! roll roUer nur
l .-ck-;,,-v-
40
11 J son tea, per lb
25
Iguaranleed) per
79
25
lbs California raisona
The beet vinegar in Albany, per gal
Tetrderlcans ui Columbia river sal
mon, per can
330 lbs genuine Liverpool alt. . . .
4 Ihe bet green coffee
3 lu Blend coffee
Small bottles choice pickels
Large
The boas saddle sesun boot
best pJoogh shoe for
' fineet cork sole shoe for
Mens robber boots (thort)
" " (long)
" " shoes....:
20
20
50
00
00
10
20
75
00
75
50
75
60
I hare iost received a line of mens nn-
dera ear, shirts and drawers, that will be
auawa. 1 nave received a new fine of
1 mMl VAn rA will mJI tk. 1
reaora lor an even 1 1.00. It tsaercat
bargain. Yours for bosinesa.
Jaa. 21, IS. U. F. McIxwajs.
ALBA5Y HSDBAKGK AGENCY
Dealers In
Insurance.
Wheat
and Oats.
We bare bad more thorough training ia
an toe orancnea ct insurance than
other axeot in Albany, and can give
asy
Ton
more genuine tnauraace for your
than any other agent ia the city.
District agents for the San. of London,
eataWtsbed 1710 A. D, Phoenix, of Loo
don, A. D 1TS2 and "CochaentaJ.'' U
i ors. the only company iasninga
r una rKT, .
M. SENDERS, Co.. Mgrs.
Fire Insurance.
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
In the Old Hartford, the Xn Tnrk r.
"derwriters Aerncy or any one of the reli
able old line companies he represents- Notes
taken and plenty ot time ffiveo for navmenl
on farm insurance. All business will ba
promptly attended to.
OFFICE m P. 0. BLOCK
ALBANY. OR,
Hnndv to Have
in the house, indicates the articles that
ought to be in the house at all times.
What s hanuy Biiouia oe handy, speak
ing ot toilet articles, we have them.
Make it a point to have only the choic
est and best. AY hat you get denends on
where vou tret it. By purchssimr tout
toilet requisites of us, you always secure
something fine and thoroughly accept
able at a price as satisfactory as the
goods,
J. A dimming.
Dr. Price's Cream Boxing Fowds
Yorlds Pair His AwsnL
yfy IVFINE.
Notice for Publication
Lakd Ofpick at Obeoo Cut, Ob.
Notice is hemH o'-a- that tl. tri,nm
Ing nanw) ,eirf ha 8d not'ee of bis in-
wiwniomjM final wl in roccort of
I tts clam,. at,d that sa'.d n'nof will be
maOV before the coontr e fJf Linn Co.
a tltuov. Orr.. on M .-h 11 mi,.
9. , 9?'ki?'.'tl E . '874 fo the N
H& C SJ TP 13 8 B 2E He naml tbe
following witne's to prote '-isconnnn
oo res dee n,on ai ca t'vaiion of .said
ian, w.z: J.mn lii'Dif S n. M ve-j(. t.
both of s-oa'er, O ekoa. -4 i ui iciniiti,
O iver B'J'se'l. Uh of Hr-t Hr. O
gon. Robest Millr. lit'i ter.
suy.r.'.oks.
the Cnc-at Court at thf
?,Vltr OI Orr,;r
lor the ,'otuUy of lAn
Henry Lyons.
P ain lff.
W B Barr-an E O'Con-
no?',eo-prtner dotr-g "juh
ness onder tie firm name and
style of O'Connor & B-rr DefendanU
To E J O'Connor One of the atove nam
ed defendants.
IS THE NAME OF! BE STATE OF
Oregon, yo-J are hereby required to appear
and answer the eomplalBt filed against yon
ia tbe a dot entitled action on or Del ore
tbe first day of the text regular term of
tbe above entitled court next following
tbe expiration of the publication of this
summons, to-wit: on thr 9b day of March
1696. and if too fail to ansae a herein
required, the p'aintil will take jedf-ment
against you for tbe relief demanded ia bis
Complaint, to-wit: for judgment of ite
above entitled cenrt sgains: yoo fcrtbe
snm of 227 and interest f hereon at the
rate of tea per cent pr annum, from the
27 h day of beptemter. A- D. 1835. and
tor tbe I urtner snm ot t-X) as sron-evs
I fees herein, and for the coets and disburse
ments of this action to be 'axed. This
service of summons ts nsale by pcbtlcaUoa
by order of lion hi tl Hewitt, joige ot
said court, oade at chambers in tbe city
Of Albany, oa tne d Iay ct IJee l"Jo.
v aiiTwaT at Mwroxr.
Afjs for Plaintiff.
ASSIMEES KOH-E CF APPOUIT-
Xoticeif here try civen that tHeaader-
aigned ba been duly appointed and baa qoal
toed as aas-gnce oi tne estate ma l uuno
aa insolvent debtor, pnnaant lo a deed of
assignment duly executed and filed in de-
rrmmt No 1 of tne circuit court of the
ate of Oregon for Liac county, and all
persons having claim against the estate of
said insolvent debtor will present the same,
duly veriSed as 'eqaired by law. to the on
derstgnd at the taw office of Blackburn A
Somen, in Alljeny, Oreooa, within three
months from the date hereof V
FkASK afsTTEZW-e, -
Blcxi!CBS k SosiEXS. Aatijjr-ee.
Attoreevs for assignee.
X0T12E0F CSAXSHCFfUJIL
la the coaoty court of Lina county
Stale of Oregon.
Appiic'.KM having 9ees made ia the
I y Frank Enzencper
ger for change of name from Frank Eazen
tperger, to ihe name of Fiaai Sparger.
Now therefore. KKice U hereby gim
to all pertoo whom it msy coecem, thai
said application will be heard an-i deter
miaed fcy said courts on Monday the 2adt
day of March, A. D.. 1S9S. at the cocrt
bouse ! the city of Albicy, Li an coaoty.
Oregon, at it bocr of I o'cl ck ia tho
afternoon of said day, and to then and
there appear aad show eaoe it ey exist,
wtiv said petition should not be graated aa
prayed for. ,
1 ix ne by e or ice aw at
eM 'Duncan. jude cfctbe coonty
S court of the State of Oregon,
for the co&ctv cf Lina. with "be seal of
said court affixed. bi 10r day of Jaa.
1696. Ai'et: X KttPHAK. eierk.
Jos P GAiaaarrH, bj F M Ecrau,
Aiy for Pfr-iUontr. Deputy.
SPFCIALSCB03LHEmK&.
Kotke is hereby given to she legal vot
ers of scbnol district No. 5. Una court,
-tate of Oregon, that a special school
meeting of the tali aiatrict wii be held at
central school beikfiog oa the 27th day ot
Jaausry. liqL at 7-S o'clock p m; for the
following objecU: For the psrpoe f levy
ing a tax to sopport pablic schools tor tha
earning year.
Dated this 14th d.y tf Jasaary. 1893.
Attest: - F E AlJ-EN.
L Firm. District Clerk.
Chairmaa 6 of Direc'ors.
. E1ECUIC2S riGUCE.
Sotice is bcehv gireathat theaader
signed ha heea by the coonty court of
L, an conary. Oregoa. only appoiateo ex
act) tor of tne last will aad testament and
erase oi F M Garrett, deceasea. All
persons having claims again said estate
are hereby required to present the same
slaty verified to the andersigaed at his res
idence at Fecria. Lous coasty, Oregoa.
wirhia sis months froaa this date.
Tnia the ibth day cf December. 1893.
V E Grraajts,
Eiecoui of tne last
will and estate of F M 'jarrett, deceaced.
XllTHF&PO&D & WtaTT.
Attjs for eecator.
ASSXSLL-SKCIICL
To all the creditors of FM Kiaer, an
insolvent debtor, aad to all other perscae
whom it may concern:
Ton and each of von are kereb notiSed
that F M Kiaer. of Lina county. Oregoa,
bas made aa aaaigranrBt to the andrsigra
ed. of all his pnjperty fcr the bene tit of
all hia creditcs. under te roeral ae
sigBmect laws oi the state of Oregje; Too
ard each of yoa are therefore fortner do
Utied aad required to prevent yoot claims
sgaicat taid assignor. F M Kixor, to me
nadee oath at tbe office ot W R BHyea io
Albany, Lina coonty. Oregoa, within S
months front the date hereof.
Lat-d this 1 it dav of Jancary, 1S96.
J. ij . Mklk. Assignee-
XECUTR1X koti:e.
Xotice is herebv eiven that letters U-
tameatarv have been du'v isso'd fas the
QaaVrsigt.ei in the matter of the etaie of
E K Cbedle. deceased, bv the coaatc
court of Lina ccnaty, Oreg n. All tr
sons bavin? claims t .st said estate aro
hereby notified to present the sam to tb
nndersigned at the Uw orHce oIMw tan
& Hacklemaa within six months f vsa ihe
?ate of this B"ice.
Dated Dec 13. 1SD5
Attjs for Executrix. U E Creapus,
Birpik St Cl 1B1,
Itha E Chsadix,
Execntrixea.
VIERECKS
SHAVING AND HAIRCUTTING
PARLORS.
, HEADQUARTERS FOR -
A head of hair or no par. Cures al
diseases of the scalp Address Box t-1
for Free Treatise on the Scalp.
Kaxors Honea and Set and Put in p
dr on Short Notice,
WASTED. A reliable, active gentle
man or lady to travel for reliable
established hoiue. Salary 780, payable
f la weekly and money advanced for ex -
gsnses. Situation steady. References,
nclose self-addressed stamped envelope.
H. E. HESS, President. Chicago.
500S
$1000 or $1500 wanted, secur-
good.
Inquire at this