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4LU4NTY OKMIOV HU v JANU ?V 3f 96
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for Infants
" Castorla is so wen adapted to children that
1 recommend It as superior toany prascripUon
aiown tome." H. A. Archkr, M. D.,
Ul So. Oxford St Brooldya, N. Y.
MThe use of 'Castoria' Is so universal sad
IU merits so well known that It Booms a work
f supererogation to endorse It. Few are tie
Intelligent families who do not keep Castaria
within easy reach."
Cuius Hurnra, D. D.,
New York Cttgr.
1st OtNTica
THOMAS
and
Dealer in
ALBANY,
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ONE GIVES RELIEF.
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A J& KEEP constantly on hand a full line of jieta c, . o.n a.i wojJ casketi imJ
VV coffins. Also burial lobes an J suits, In .r.jjc.i sat rt.rua m i -
which will be sold at
The Lowest LI V lag ProUle.
EMBALMING nd Uxr proper cue of th:d a special'y.
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CJ b l or sale in Albany .Oreff-, by J. A. C U Gi. and by HO!Mid 4k McJTAfiIAil Dme&t.
ALBANY CiGAR FACTORY
J. JOSEPH.
RI-P-A-N-S
The modem stand
ard Family Medi
cine : Cures the
common every-day
ills of humanity.
Fire Insurance
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
-with
In the Old Harlford, the New York Un
derwriters Aaeney or any one of the reli
able old line companies he represents. Notes
taken and plenty of time given for payment
on farm insurance. All business will b
promptly attended to.
OFFICE IN P 0. BLOCK
ALBANY. OR.
Smiley
Good printing
Always Tone
D
Very
rulckly. .
The Printer.
imiimnimmimmmmUf
JOSEPH J SMITH
VETERiNARY SURGEOS
Office at jdiller ti Turners stanie, resi
dence and Btr.ble at 4th and C'alapoou
streets, Albany, Oregon.
r Price's Cream Baking Powfle.
a r 14' Fa.. HisjlMct Medal and DIstrTV
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and Children.
Castorla cures Colic, Constipation, .
Sour Stomach, DiarrboBa, tructatlon, ' '
Kills Worms, gives steep, and promotes di
gestion, Without injurious medication. ' " ;
"For several reara I bars recommended
' Castorla, ' and -shall always oonunuo to do
so, as It has invariably produced beneficial
results.' - . r
Enwnt F. Fabdes, It. Dn
tS5Ui Street and Tth, Aye, New York CRy.
Coxrarr, 77 Mcbjut Btusx; Ksw You Cm.
BRINE,
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All kinds of furniture
bedding-, and it
, w va. i wuv uuu auvo J
complete flour safe,
he has them and his
prces x,the, lowest.
: :X-C:U QREC023.
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OREGON
'k'at ?ngt Sewdy car qaick.1T, routcmly
iiurvofu iaisrm.t-, WcuJC VeaiiifT. of Brmui fovvc;
lleatiacbe. WsUfoiiM!s. Last 'limUty, hixhilr Kml
re&mft. tmootencT ind wmsttusr dlMUMMniMl hv
a.mti h.aad ImtKer. MkestbpBUesiMlpan7mijpzidplttcipt.
AMly pfirrteMl In Tjt pocket, trl per box: for S&. By mflpr
wld. tiiha. trrtLtnnTanU4 oriumrvTfiidiL. Writ bilIVm
bmImI Dials vrampr. with ttlmoni; And
flTMOclnlfttsndlnff. ho rhame f"r rrmntta?irm . Brwmof imit
Propriclp
Otm tm '.t nOposrrtt . S. Pmwt Omtt
' -ad we can jecure palest in lews wasiaa
Scad m-jdel, drawing or pbotti. wfta deserlpx
we utise, a oueoiaow sr noc. me
bmtf our lee ooioae on p leatisMcai
est of arve m the U.S. wt Uoga en ntnl
am tree AJren. I
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DO YOU
write letters? Of coarse you do. and what
is nicer 'ban smooth let'er paper and envel
opes for business corresponding. We make
speciality of neat commercial stationary,
on should
15 U I JINVljLO 1
of us at onc4 and sm the fini qaality an
extra lo prices. Next time yon wan
some inquire
OFSMILKY
THE PRINTER
a rt m '
AsSiraney
Upholsterer
Repairer
Hair, wool and shoddy mattivsaus renf
sted atd made over.
Furniture of every description and lain
carriages re-upholstered and varxisheu.
Drop a uite in th P O , or call at?
treet, between Ferry aid Brjadalbin, A
hany. Or.
FOSHAY & MASON
Wholesale A Retail
DRUGGISTS AND BOOKSEll ER!
ALBANY,
OREGON.
PureDrags"andthe Finest and Largest
Stock of Stationary and Boots
in the Market.
VIERECKS
SHAVING AN DHAIRCUTTING
PARLORS.
. HEADQUARTERS FOR
. Writes JSTe ifqi
A bead of hair or no pay. Cures al
diseases of the scalp Addrees Box 421
for Free Treatise on the Scalp.
Razors Honed and Set and Put In Oj
der on Short Notice.
I aentbnaessconducXi!(iiuraoeaaTc rcca.
A Store Electrified.
xne .Astorian toil the following re
markable incident, perhaps exaggerated,
but certainly never heard of before :
Who ever heard of a grocery store be
ing magnetised? Yet such a case hap
pened iu Astoria : yesterday, w lien Joe
Kippo put his key in the lock of Foard A
stokes store yesterday morning to open
up he received a severe shock that al
most knocked him down. The store be
ing opened, the other boys soon followed
and customers began to arrive as usual.
One wanted pickles and Joe dived into
the brine to till the order, when he re
ceived another shock. Bv this time he
. began to ' suspect that -something was
wrong. Just then Carl, the boy. began
to build the fire in the stove, and he,
too, was shocked, being thrown down by
the force of the unseen power. Fred
Johnson reached upon the shelf to get
down some canned tomatoes, for another
customer, and was immediately doubled
op like a letter U. This was something
of a surprise to ' Fred so early in the
morning. "Jim" O'Connell took a pur
chasers cash and attempted to put it in
the trolley car leading to the cashier's
desk, but waa thrown back into the su-
rar bin with sack force as to make his
teeth chatter. Bis; "Hank" Ingal's and
tne Doss arrived on the scene about this
time and it was decided to investigate
these strange performances of the erst-
wuiw statu storeroom ana too electrician
of the street car line was! called in who
soon discovered that the electrical suo-
Iy wire which runs the big coffee mill
ad got loose from its moorimm and had
Charged tne entire store. Tne trouble
was soon remedied.
Probate Record.
In estate of L. Gerhard, application
maie to sen note and mortgage.
Iu estate of Alonio Ames, petition to
-.11 1 . 1 1 ,
sen real properly uieu. uauga issued
for March S.
In estate of Pearl and Brandon,
onal property ordered sold.
per-
In estate of W. F. Lillard. a minor.
final account filed and guardian dis
charged.
In estate of J. F. Craig, fSS.SO ordered
set apart for widow and children.
In guardianship of Ira C and Oscar
Gnabaru, inventory filed. Real property.
siiay.i.'; personal, ...
In estate of Lewis Long, administrator
discharged upon full settlement.
In estate of Mary A. Ho! man. final
bearing set for March 2.
la ettale of Hannah Peacock. will filed
tor probate. Probable value of .'personal
property, $3,000. Entire estate left to
her son W. B. Peacock, who is appointed
executor without bonds.
Bali Hkam to thi Fsost The bald
beads of Albany who have been meeting
at Louis Vierecks seem to have counter
parts in Ecgene according to the Guard,
which eavs : There used to be lots of
bald headed men, and women too, in
Eugene but there isn't anv more. About
three months ago these hairless deni
lens put their heads together in private
consultation for their own mutual good,
wiw tne result mat a Daid bead duo
was organised, with place of meeting at
Jerry Horn's barber shop. And now
these men who have for so long been de
frauding the honest and hard working
barber out of a few cents for cutting their
hair visit this place of business quite fre
quently to have the smooth and glossy
surface of their upper sphere raked and
scraped and rubbed and scrubbed until
the blood ooses out in the places wbere
the hair ought to be. But they don't
mind this. They would be willing to go
through the severest teH if they were
only inspired with confidence in the as
surance that said tea would bring back
tne long lost but still longed lor Hair.
And the scheme is succeeding admirably
as several members of the club can tes
tify to.
Peiuiaps Sax Bhowx. Earlv last even
ing a specimen of the "Weary Waggles"
tribe came to the university dormitorf
and asked for something to eat. He was
set oat a good substantial lunch in the
basement of the building and he fell to
disposing of the mainstay of life in a way
characteristic of the man who eats only
when he gets a good opportunity. Short
ly afterward the basement was vacated
by every one except bis trampship and
the cook. The cook commenced asking
the man questions regardine bis previous
and future wanderings, etc., at the same
time noticing that the man acted strange
ly, refusing to answer some of his ques
tions. As soon as the "knight of the
road" had satisfied his cravings for the
necessaries of life, he arose to his feet.
whipped ont an utrlv looking 44 revolver
and chased the cook up stairs following
turn closely. ben they reached tue
eronnd floor, the tramp took to bis heels
and disappeared in the whereness of the
wbetnerness. tugene Kegister.
Alex Rennie is
commander
of the
Maccabee lodge of Corvallis,
Mr. John Robb, of this county, left
today for Iowa, wbere he baa interests
and will reside.
Twelve or fifteen members of the K.
of P. will go to Brownsville on the 4 :'M
train to assist in some special work.
Commander W. E. Purdy, of Grants
Pass, of God's Retrular Army, will be in
Albany on the 28th, with other officers,
when a special service will be held.
Miss Helen Crawford recited in an
.UU . Ua T.. 1 . . i -
Maccabees entertainment in Salem this
wee it.
Rev. Copley waa In the city today
after a special evangelistic season of
work at Sweet Home. As a result there
were forty conversions.
The Oregon Frater states that Eugene
camp rio 115. Woodmen of the World,
increased its membership from 94 to 204
during 1895.
The motion for a new (rial on the bill of
exceptions in tne Loa .non'gomery case
will be heard on Jan. 19 by Jude Burnett
at saiem.
It has been over two years since 50 cents
was paid for wheat in Albany. That the
present price may not grow less is certainly
a consummation to he desired. Keep it np.
The total tax for Douglas county for 1894
is $121,605 27. Of this amoiu.t $'.K),5l7.10
was co! lected :n doe time, and on tbe de
linquent list there hs been collected up to
date $19,460 56. making a total of 9119,-
001 66, leaving a balance now delinquent
ot 9Z,VOO oi.
In spite of tbe precautions token during
tne recent nign waters tne i nree Bisters
broke loose from ber moorings in this citv
and after some difficulty was landed in the
brush on tbe . Linn county side Tbe
Gypsy also brake her fastenings and left her
wnart, but was brougnt Dacic alingbt
Corvallis Times.
The Courier regrets to an no a nee that th e
pine needle industry ha probably died a
horning. Financial and other troubles
amongst tbe stockholders seem to have
been too much for it There is stilt S500
on deposit in tbe bank, which cannot be
withdrawn according to contract unless for
pine needles at 5 a ton.--Grants Pass
Courier.
Recently Chief of Police Wells notified f
E. Sorbin that the sidewalk about his pro
perty the old corner saloon needed re
pairs. In his reply Mr. Sorbin authorized
Mr. wells to mate only sucn repairs as
were absolutely needed for the present, as
in the spring he intends erecting upon tbe
property a two-story Irick building.
Corvallis Uazette.
Iu the case of the State against Marion
Crabtree, tried at Crabtree yesterday for
I assault on Clay Compton, before Justice
larniean defendant was nnedvlO and costs
in all about $50. The case will be ap
pealed.
'It was reported that tbe Eugene bridge
bad gone out, bat this was found to be a
mis'ake. -
EVOLUTION DISCUSSED.
As a prelude to his lecture Dr. Grant
last evening offered $100 to any one who
would show that his accusations against
Komantem tne previous night were not
true The Bhskx-ra? representative did
not hear this part of the lcture, but
some of the remarks were said to have
caused somewhat of an excitement.
The discourse on evolution which fo -lowed,
was one that might well attract
attention and even arouse the professors
of a state university, for Dr. Grant's the
ories in refererence to evolution are out
spokeu and strinking.a direct attack upon
scientists, who are declared to bo com
pletely at sea in reference to their theo
ries and demonstrations. Below wo give
a synopsis, enough to show the tenor of
the speakers remarks :
Evolution means to evolve. Evolu
tionism id a creed, a distinct belief. Un
der it things hsve kept growing until
everything in existence is accounted for
by It. There are two classes, the theistic,
which admits of divine interference, and
atheistic, that ascribes it to natural laws
without the intervention of God. The
speaker declared that hi would speak
purely from scientific research and not
as a preacher. Where came we from,
where do we go, that is the question, and
a minister has as much right to discubS
it as a college professor, who doesn't
know any more that, vou do The neb
nlar hypothesis was discussed, and crit
icised.
First it was a cold nebula, then it was
devided to be, a hot nebula, but after
wards it proved to lie only a great many
stars. Thr heat of the sun according to
scientists is iwj uegrees to o.otosjH.i de
grees ; the cold has been figured out at
about 439 degrees. The speaker found
that they didn't know anything about it,
nor anyone else. The inconsistencies of
scientists was that there was a cold.glacial
period, then a warm period and now it
is ec tune colder. Granite was not pro
duced by fire but accumulation of dif
ferent rocks. Ignorance is the stock in
trade ot many scientists. How long did
it take to cool ilia world, scientists varv
from 5 to 350 million yean,. The crust
of the earth is 24 to 200 miles thick, that
is as near as scientists get it. The falla
cies of the alleged different ages are now
at work tt Yellow ttoe pars.
Forma Jon of life: Hens have eiiiht
different words at least ; all animals talk
to their mates. Therefore people are born
of bens. Oregonians of ducks. There has
been development, but man never came
from anything below. Instead of devel
oping the speaker showed how trolobitea
degenerated and a tew life: was started
to degenerate in its turu. The magnates
have always been first.
r.very animal baa been perfect in its
adaptation, needing nothing more
Otherwise it would have died. Thus it
could not give birth to anything better.
Anything done to change an nimal
will destroy it- The swan for instnace
is built for his business and cannot be
changed in the least for his life.
A mongrel in anything can never pro
duce itself. The result is sterility. There
is not a missing link from the loacst to
the highest form.
A horse developed is intensified and
more of a horse than before, not changed
in the least. Freaks indicate nothing!.
The type is always persistent. Species
are immutable. Sometimes flexible.
but always returning. The rooster crows
just the same in the morning as 4(Ki0
years ago.
It is 1 ily to try to se! lie the question
of how man came. In the beginning
God did it, but bow is not known.
Science can't even tell how life is now
procreated. It knowns nothing about iu
Every child is born now the same a; the
first one. We do not want our public
schools to teach dogoas, and evolution
is a dogma, and eventually atheism, the
state has no right to give lunds to teach
dogmas, evolution is In the iU We
don't want our children to go to state
schools to learn that our ancestors were
monkeys.
w e are tne olL-prings ol uod and notol
apes. All praise to Mini.
Th WittAT snriTios is given in the i
following from the Statesman : The
price of wheat jumped up two cents yes
terday and is now quoted at 50 rents in
this city. It is q site probabU that a con
siderable amount of the product will be
sold at this figure. At Aliiany and Cor-
vailu the ottering are the same, and, as
a consequence, the farmers all smile.
This is tiie highest notch reached since
September, ls93,wben the quotation was
50 cents. Al .over the norlhwett the
market is stronger and there is good
prospect of a greater advance than that of
yesterday. A leading dealer of the Wil
lamette valley sixes up the situation in
this manner: "It is undoubtedly a fact
that there is a shortage in the world's
crop of wheat, and that this year we
shall consume a portion, if not all our
surplus. This is one of the thiocs that
has helped to stiffen wheat,and whether
if any t.igher.and if so. how much higher
it may be, it is impossible to predict. It
is also true that the war news contrib
utes more or less to the advance. A pe
culiar thing in the present markets is
that wheat today is nigher by a cent or
more in Portland than t hicago, a condi
tion very rarely seen. This is doubtless
to be attributed to the lact that tne grain
fleet, Portland bound, is large, while the
visible wheat supply in the port is not
This I act is very suggestive mat uie
price will not lemain up, and the Ikh-
ockat fears a fall at an early day.
The Same Lakk. Theie is something
bout the handsome features of Attorney
Lark Bilveu that causes people oten to
identify him with the theatrical profes-
sion. Last summer ne was taaen lor
L a ...
Senter Pavton while the company was
playing in Albany and tue otuer uay
while Elr. Bilveu was in Salem, a man
itepped up to him and gave him a inenj-
ly slap on tne snouiuer an taiu, ney,
there, old man, how's business taese
days I tall you Gardiner (referring to
ne comedian ot the Chase biock com
pany), vou re a trump say what did
you play last night and what do you put
up toniguw Afira uma iu uiv fluuauvu
instanter and rubbed his hair the wrong
way off his noble brow lor a minute and
replied. "We put on the Octoroon last
night and tonight we put on Nugget
Nell come out und see me." bugeu
Register.
While on the sucject of monkeys here is
timely item under the bead ' Aliasing
Link" from tbe Grants Pass Courier: B.
McArthur's second-band monkey was let
out Monday for an airing and immediate
ly belped himself to two eggs at lmer s
grooety- He climbed up on the scales and
let both tail to tne noor, alter wnicu ne
was allowed to eat tbem and wai ejected
from tbe premises. Ilia next raid was on
Judge Chiles' chickens, jocko doesn't
kill and eat poultry, but he will captuie
and pull the leathers out of every hen fce
can. He likes to sit on the top of the
house sad watch the children who gather
b crowds to view bis comic antics.
WORKS
oraers
la curias torturing, disfiguring, hu
miliating humour of tha Skin,
' Scalp, and Blood when all else fail.
oldthiaaraaat Ox woiU. BriSjfe Sspoti Ns.
SSST a Boss, 1, Klas ntnM. IxaSoa. Forrsa
Dana ass Cass. Coar, Sou rnsa, BsMos, U. S. A.
mticura
TTi 7
WE WANT YOUR TRADE.
We are here to please you. if every
hin is n t 0. K. kiridly lot us know
We are not selling at cost but at moder
ate profits. We can furnish you any
thing in the harness line at lowest prices
See ourjine of 15, 20 and 25 cent whips
I'OWKR ATOHUKSOK,
That Reorganization.
Recently the Democrat copied an item
from the Astorian according to which
Mr. Hammond had been to Corva'.lis
and entirely reorganized the O. C. A E.
greatly reducing the exprnsettg the
road. The facts of the rVbtijaTiixation
are now becoming apparent. Under it
the Dkmockat is informed all of the em
ployes in the olliee at Corvalla will be
discharged lot Manager Stone and Su
perintendent Clark, who will also do of
fice wcrk. J. K. Abbv will act as train
dispatcher and Corvallis agent, and II.
O. Chapman, recently auditor, will come
come to Albany and do the work of the
office here, while the Walden brothers
will reti.-e. The fight between the O. It.
A X. and S. P. has undoubtedly affected
the business of the company tempora
rily. There is nu truth in the report that
tue road had been sold to the 8. P., nor
is it likely to be.
Knox Case Decided.
In the case of G. It. If sight, adminis
trator de bonis non of the estate of Jas
Knox, deceased, airainet B. M. Pavne
substitute I for Nimrod i'avne as execa
tor of the last will and testament of E'
L. Knox, fleceased. Judge tieo. H. Bur
nett ha judt rendered his decision, or
dering the complaint dismissed and that
neither party recover costs or disburse
ments from the other. The court found
that f 1879 44 should be charged against
the estate of E. L. Knox and that the
tate is entitled to an offjet of ilhSO 21.
This case was warmly contested at the
recent special term ot circuit court, and
the result has been watched for with in
terest. While at Eugene.
Chief of Police Lee received a letter
from Constable Lindion, of Eugene, in
which he gave a history of Alex McKin
sey and Ethel Bryant, while in
that city. They went by the name of
Evans and w ife, and boarded at a hotel
about lw. weeks when they jumped their
board and went to the 'College hotel,
wbere they remained a few days, when
the girl secured a place at the" home ol
Secretary of State KtDL-mid.v here she re
mained two or three day,wbeo she sud
denly disappeared at night without any
warning, prubably coming thence to Al
bany. The girl tuld a nnmber of di0er
ent stories; but claimed to have come
from up the Columbia Her conduct i
very puniing. Information is expected
which will give more of their doings in
other places.
!.it of Patents.
Granted to .Pacific State inventors
this week. Heported by C. A. Si'.ow &
Co., solicitor of American and Foreign
patent, opp. U. Patent oJlice, Waah-
ngton, I). C
C W Ranee, Wtwo, Or., sirs w burn,
tn store; C E Bergman, Everell.Waah.,
hydraulic steering gear; V F Bowers,
San Francisco, concentrator belt; J
Chute. San Jose, Cal., automatic- elec
tric releasing device: G Cogswell, Los
Angeles, can opener; I Frey, Ilerkelev,
Cal., concentrator; B La Fk-ur, Hilgard,
Or., saw swage; J Lomas. Ashland, Or.,
tree-felling and lV-awing machine; L
J Pechner, san Francisco, Cal., mail de
livery for buildings; S H Reynolds, San
Jose, Cl.. electric releasing device; D C
Wilgus, Los Angeles, pipe and hue
coupling.
lliy Msker rehearsal at $ o'cloc tuoig'it
at coiltge chapel.
Jack Roscoe bas returned to the motor
after a siege with rheumatism.
Mrs. Thomas Thomas and Miss Martha
Risley came over from Yauina this
noon.
Mrs.Capt. Mitchell snd Mrs. Delaney,
oi rort land are in the citv. the guests ot
1 u. .1 . t ...
B. F. Fuller was in the citv Monday
and f ueedsy looking after the sale ol his
property here. McMionviiieT. R.
Tbe Scio Press sara th nam nf L K.
Young will be considered for represent
ative at the republican convention.
Red Wells came over from Corvallis
this noon. He reported wheat 50 cents,
firm and with an upward tendency.
Dave Froman. Jr.. and several others
returned last niht from acoose hnntina-
expsumon. iney raptured n I teen or
twenty.
Major and Mrs. Morton. Cadet Sheri
dan and other S. A people arrived this
noon and tonight will give a big meeting
at ine uarraca. Admission 1U cents.
iorn, in uervais. on aundav mornimr
at about 5 o'clock, January 19th. to the
wife of Wm. Merriman, an 8.4 pound
daughter. Albany friends extend con
gratulations. -May tha youngster grow
up in neaiin ana beauty.
A Pleasant uiriuuav Dartv wa eiyen
Tuesday evening by Miss Winnie Cham-
berun, enjoyed by a about thirty of her
friends. The evening was spent pleas
antly in games and a delicious lunch
was served.
The chief of justice announced Thurs
day that information had reached the
court of the death at Washington, l,
0., of Judge W. W. rpton, a former
chief justice of this court, and directed
the clerk to make suitable record ot the
event.
Hops are down to 2 and 'J cent
51 cents is being raid fur whiuL at
Wells.
Soma's band will be at Sa'eni in Feliru
ary 19.
v beat is ou cents at the larmeis ware-
bouse and has been this week.
Washington ountv maks a eooc show
ing by placing the tax levy at 14 nulla.
Col. C. T. Blumenrothcr. of Bandon
Coos county, has offered his services to
(Governor Lord with two companies of sol
diers to 6ght the Eug-ish. This is one way
oi obtaining notoriety.
The niempers of the republican conares
sional committee will meet at Portland on
Feb, 6 to select tbe time and place for tbe
congressional convention. Albany is
good candidate, with good prospects of
getting tne convention.
The Scio Press attacks tbe county cou
for making two tiilrds of tho judges and
one-nait tne cprks ot election republican,
leaving a intra and halt only tor the dsnt
ocrats and populists, declaring it to fce
part of the spoils system.
The annual meeting of tha stockholders
cf the Bank of Scio was held Tuesday af
ternoon, resulting in the election of the
following officers: President, A J Johnson;
vice president, PO Smith; cashier, W A
Ewing; directors, A I Johnson. P O Smith,
A E Randall, 8 M Daniel and J S Morris.
An election has been ordered to take
place in this city on the 3d of next month
for the selection of a major to the Second
regiment, to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation ot Major v. v. Sherman.
Lieutenant Colonel M, W. Bunt,- aid-da
amp on the stun ot uovenor Lord, wi l act
as inspector of the election. Statesman.
Lebanon.
Dr. H. L. Parish has returned to ban
t rancisco to rendu.
Mia J Eva Scott, who has been visiting
Mrs. Everett and Miss Leila Westfall, of
this city, returned to her home in Albany
a unsuay evening.
It was decided that the tax levy should
oe as ioiiows: niree mills lor general
purposes, 1 14 mills for road and street
fund, and $2 poll tax. The levy is the
same as made last year.
0. B. Montague is mentioned for con
gress by the populists. There is no man
in the partv better eauiooed for the
Flace nor more deserving of the honor,
f elected, he would make a representa
tive ot whom none seed feel ashamed.
S. M. Garland, of this citv. is btine
urged for the nomination of county iudire
on the democratic ticket. Mr. Garland
is well qualified to fill the position, and
wvuiu pou a targe vote.
There is no lonirer anv danger nf a
further spread of the diphtheria. All
the old cases are well. Only two persons
now are aiiectea, they having it in the
mildest form. Our country friends can
safely come to town.
Chas. Stokes and family left last Mnn.
day for Berry, on the O. 6. A E. railroad
where Sir. stokes has a permanent po
sition wiui tne enterprise Mill company.
it . ccvia u uiuve up mere
is a couple of weeks and will work for
the same company.
Jos. Hansard has made two inventions
in the bicycle line. One is a wheel to be
run by compressed air, the rider to work
an air pump. By this arrangement the
wheelman could acquire great speed with
little labor. His other invention is a
steel tire a steel rim overlaid with
short, bent strips of sUel which wauld
serve as snrines. Mr. Hansard has Lik
en Knff iiiatt into partnership, and they
wuiuavu wiu mnnuoDi iiaienieu.il
possible. Express and Advance.
A Woman's Reason.
The Post says: The governor's office
has been (loaded by letters latelv. es-
w 0
penally from ladies, both in this and
other states, who protest asainst the
hanging of the boy. The following is
characteristic of many other e rust lea
which have been received by the gover
nor urging his interposition in the execu
tion of the boy parricide: ,
January 23, "66.
tiovESNoa I beseech vou to not let
the in kill that lor in Albany jail under I
sentence oi death u tor no other reaa-n
than it wiil kill a lady here who baa a
beautiful sou of the same age whom she
has not seen for sometime. And every
time she reads about the execution of
this poor boy goes into spasms. The
taking of human life is s revolting crime.
Maxv Mothsks
If the taking of a human life is a re
volting crime a hat is the taking of three
human lives.
In Mcmoriam.
The following reoluiioi.s have been
adopted by Spartacus Forum, No. 634, of
this city:
Whebxas, It bas pleased God the So
pretne Ruler of the Universe to remove
from oar midst our beloved companion,
Mary P. Hdl, we feel that in her decease
that our Ferom baa lost a most 'efficient
and worthy member .the husband a fond
and faithful wife, the children a kind
and indulgent mother; be it
Resolved. That we as officer and mem
bers of panactts Forum, Ko. 634. ex
tend to the bereaved family our heartfelt
vmpatby, and trust that liud who north
all things well will sustain them in this
their hour of bereavement ; be it further
Resolved. That a copy of these resolu
tions be published in the daily papers, a
copy spread on our record book and a
copy sent to the sorrowing husband and
children.
Lima- A. Caaw.
Mabv Saltsabu,
Amv Lmrosrox.
Committee.
Tils H nek Mimmku. A San Francises)
dispatch sars that the steamer Homer,
from Coos Bay and Coquiile rier, with
freight and passsengets, is overdue
twenty-four hours and the news brought
by the steamer Areata from Yaquina to
day is not very profiling for the vessel.
Tbe Areata sighted tbe Homer January
21t making slow headway against heavy
seas. The Homer's port propeller shaft
was broken but the vessel was making
about thiee knots an boor with berstar
board engine. The sea was very heavy
and it is feared some accident of a sert-
ious nature may have overtaken the
coaster. Ib Spreck lea are preparing to
send a tug to the Homer s assistance 11
she does not come in tonight. This boat
waa at one lime on tbe l squ.na route.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. L. C Young, tbe artist, came np
irom Miem yeeteruay.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Huston, of Cor
vallis. are in the city the guests of Mr.
B. M. 11ns ton.
Rev. Little returned from Portland
this noon and will preach at tha U. P,
church morning and evening tomorrow.
Miss Rose Fry, of Albany, is the goest
of ber sisters, Mrs. R A. Kirk and Mrs.
Mel Hamilton in this city. Salem Jour
nal.
Rev. J. M. Turner of Independence
will preach at the M. E. Church South
tomorrow at 11 o clock and at 7:30 in tbe
evening. y
Mai. Collins, O. N. G., is in tbe city
snd this afternoon examined OapU
Phillips, 1st Lieut. Sears and 2nd Lieut
Milloy with a view of issuing commis
sions to them upon their passing the re
quired examination.
J. A. Bilveu. of Scio was in the citv
today looking over Uie Albany creamery
Scio business men are talking of starling
one in that citv, a move that would
greatly lieneht that city.
Mr. and airs, a it. unapman came
over from Corvallis today to resume
their residence in Albany Mr. Chap.
man is lo take charge ol the Albany otn
ces on aionuay.
JMr. W. II. Head ley, formerly of this
city, out now ot Albany, was a pleasant
cauer at this oin.ee, Monday. Mr. Head
ley is traveling tor a tJbicago music
House. Dalles Observer.
Mr. S. B. Hart, the drummer put off
the train here several weeks ago, left this
morning for Portland. Th course he
takes in conneciton with his misfortune
at tins city will be watched with great
interest.
Millard Hays, who has been employ
ed on the snag boat Corvallis for several
months, arrived home Thursday, to re
main for awhile. The snag boat has
been laid up, pending the appropriat:on
by congress of further funds for the
river improvement. Times.
An afternoon tea was given yesterday
by Mrs. Percy A. Young in honor of her
friend Miss Adule Morganstern, of San
Francisco, who will go to Europe on her
departure from Albany. The servicelwas
ono netlJr Prepared. Mrs. Young
and Miss Morganstern were assisted by
Mrs. E. D. Cusick and Miss Bertha Ellis.
The affair was greatly enjoyed.
Miss Mary Oundiff, of this city goes to
Salem every Friday noon, returning Sat
urday noon, for the purpose of taking
special lessons of Miss Sara Brown of
"uiameiie university. The Post gives
uor viau this week as follows: "Mie.
Marie Oundiff arrived from Corvallis to-
. lainette university."
I ,
v7 uu win resume aer studies a il-
The total it . .
m maL'j010' " 2
, s. " " coun-
ty's is 21 mills.
Highest of all in Leavening Power, Latest U. S. Gov't Report
ilOSOIstlTEEsV PUCE
HOME AND ABROAD
Ladies fine shoes, cheap at Raket stor.
"The Hr7 Makers at the otera boa
Jan 31st.
Best 12.00 shoe in the city at the bt.
Lois Raket stor.
The tota' aessnient of the city of Salem
is 2,308,886.
Ladies best Goodyear welt shoes S2 75
at St. Luis Raket.
Boys heavy shoes, shop n. ad, and war
ranted at Raket stor
Jan. CUttheY.u. C. A. will rencer
"The Hay Makers."
The steamer Farallon will leave Vaquina
Monday morning lor San r rancisco.
FCo. defeated the Y. M. C. A. club
hut night 26 to 18 in a liv! game.
Loyd Montgomery has six days more in
bicb to live on less his execution is stayed.
You can't afford te miss bearing "The
Hay Makerk" at the opera bcuK, on Jin.
31st.
Hello! Did you ever hear "Tre Hay
Makers?' If not go and hear them on 'an,
31st.
The pat week shows the increase in
Spokane's clearances to be the biggest of
any city in the U. 8.
Erskin Martin, a brother cf Attorney
Martin of Brownsville, was found dead at
Myrtle Point in Southern Oregon.
The O. A C. will not accept state aid
this year. Why? Became they get enough
from the U.S.
Mr. Ed Schmeer baa sold the IX-lnjonico
nstauraat to Mr. Augat Brownaby who
ill now run iL
A. T. Savase. a Marion county farmer.
has made an assignmeo with asaeta at
11,127 and liabilities $1,230.
Coda- the directonhip of Z. M. Parvin.
the cast of characters in "The Hay Makers''
are able to offer Albany a mutkal oramat
ic treat, on Jan Slt
Th Pioneer stone of Toledo baa been se
lected for the big union depot at San Fran-
cix.
It will take neary 15.UUU tons.
which wut mean toe
bringing of about
f 1 75.0OJ into Oregon
Sid Horn and Duncan Scott started thin
afternoon for Albany wtn three bead el
horsnt. which tbey wiil ahip from there to
San Francisco, fbey hare another horse
at Uarritourg. Ettgmoe (iaald
Another item of ecocomv on theO. C. A
E, not mentioned yeiterday. will be the
running of the pawager engine by Master
Mecnanic Lhtpman and th: retirement bt
one of the other engineers.
Tne brownri! bsnk held tneir visual
merlins; iat Monday and elected the f -luwiGg
tiSkvrt: l"re.. V.'. R. Kirk; Cab
ler, U. L Sat; Asmutaat Cahur. J. II.
Uimctkri. I. 3d. itoytr. lira. El
more. W. R. Kirk.
n tw nut twutiut r r v f;!.t
tram Satur-ay Arthur Ca-tee!. tne enjrin- i
w or hi. h.id rr- i.f '
by the bursting of a water aHaas. 1st
saglncet is trying to slop the leak in the
Loiirr and car tne engiae. bal to put hit
nands la the net sle-un and water until
the were eerlr scalded, especially lis
left hand. His face and ear were also quite
badly burnt. Leader.
The Haymakers.
Posters are out for the Cantata to be
given in this city next week. Below we
give the contents in full :
Grand Cantata, the Haymaxers, con
sisting of splendid solos, duets, trios,
quartettes, quintettes and choruses. In-
irodocing oarnvara ecnoes, mocn to tne :
annoyance of Mr. Snipkins. a yoong man '
irom tbe city. A genuine mowing scene
in which will be introduced New Lng- ,
land harrest implements, followed by
auwer id u una ; iu an a iuu uauu. i
A real thunder shower then overtaxes
uk uiiuum, uiuuii uiui uiku "?
uvuy is ojspuyea oy ue unner ana uis .
assistants, and them is a general de-
nimnci iew iimimiiM. iimmmi f-nnrna '
superior merit then follows. The
whole program is appropriately con
cluded by a grand Hardest Home Chorus
in which mast excellent musical dram
atic effect is displayed. The climax is
snperb. Cast oi characters: Farmer,
S.N. Steele; hi sons, illiam and John,
A. M. Hammer, b. E. Irvine; Sntpkins,
t , i. i: . A I f : t . 1 i i J :
Anna. Mrs. F. P. Nutting: Sarah. Miss
Lillian Farrell : Dairy Maid. Miss Mar
guerite Aklerson; Musical Director,Prof.
Z. M. Parvin ; pianist Mildred Burni es
ter; assisted by chorus ot n.iy voices.
Opera bouse, January, 31st. Reserved
seats at tlodgea x Buikhart s drug store,
35 and 50 cents.
A Live Brownsville Aftair.
It is indeed strange how many peculiar
and unnatural things liquor will some
times prompt men to do when under its
influence. Last Friday we had a strik
ing illustration along this very line.
Hugo Blakel v and w alter tiasbrouck are
attending the South Side school, and it
appears tbat U.e boys were leeunga Utile
mischievous, and wrote upon their
slates the name "Foust" which was pre
ceded bv some word that at a distant re
sembled vulgarity ,and exhibited the same
to Gideon Fonst1s little girl, who took
it as an insult, and miormed ber papa ot
the fact. Mr. Foust had been drinking
a little hell water, and getting a revolver
proceeded lo the school boose to have a
settlement. He arrived there at the last
recess, when alt concerned were called in,
and an investigation into the facts was
instituted. bile Hugh was making a
statement Gideon called out, "You're a
liar," which was responded to by Hugh
in a similar ungentlemanly manner,
when Gideon pulled his revolver, Henry
Blakely was present and inter
ceded, taking the revolver from Mr.
roust, who, however, made no-attempt
to use it. The following Monday when
the irate lather had become hint-elf, he
saw his great wrong, and immediately
went to the school house and acknowl
edged the fact to all those concerned, and
tbe matter lias now been. dropped.
Tux Bioossr Evist in February will
be the Wood mens entertainment on
Washington's birthday. A program will
be presented in which features will be
songs by Mrs. Langdon, Miss Ellis and
Rev. Poling, and recitations bv Misses
Oundiff and Simpson. There will be an
actual wood chopping contest on the stage
in relava of three at a lime, urowns
ville will send an expert with 25 mem
bers, Harrisburg, Halsey and other
towns choppers and delegations. The
entertainment will close with a carnival
of fun for Woodmen only and a banquet.
Corvallis coal oil comes n astly now from
Albany, and a big shipn e.it arrived via
the 0. C. yesterday morning, la order to
facilitate delivery and save dealers fro a
keeping large stocks on hand, the Stand
ard Oilt.'o has established a distributing
depot st Albany Times.
Arrangements are being made to begin
work on the scaffold for Loyd Montgomery.
It is probable that it will be erected some
where away from ths jail ready to be put
up on next t riday n neeoia on that day.
The Albany Creamery is now filling an
order for 1500 pounds of butter for Alaska.
The demand for the butter is incrersing.
'and no one ever uses it without wanting it
'
aga,n-
Dr. Price's Cream Baklos Powder
AwsnM CoU Madsl Mkiwtott Fshv frtacissfc
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RAILROAD TALK.
The air at Astoria and Portland is fnll
of Hammond talk. As Albany is mater
ially interested in that part relating to
the extension of the O. C. & E., we give
the following from tbe Telegram, though
it may be said yoa can tell little about
what Portland papers say on railroad
building :
"Wild rumors" and truly they seem
such have been afloat since Mr. flam
mond'a return from the east to the ef
fect that the 10,000 tons of steel tails for
the Goble road were rot in reality in tbe
interests of that line, bat on the other
hand the rails are intended fo. tbe ex
tension of the Oregon Central from Al
bany and Prineviile and east of the
mountains. The strong hopes of the up
per Willamette valley towns that some
time they would be on a line ot connec
ti m with the O.C.AL, have evidently
led tbe Attorians into believing that
perhaps after all they have placed too
much confidence in Promoter Hammond,
who, in reality, bas made more zealous
efforts to start the Goble road than any
of his predecessors in this enterprise. In
fact, it is suraested that the 10.000 tons i
of rails would about 11 the bill for the
new line, which it has baen suggested
Mr. Hammond will some time build in
the Willamette valley and eastward. As
tbe rails will be loaded on trains that
wilt come to Portland, it is said that af
ter all, it may not be that the rails are
for use between Goble and Astoria
But after giving this lurid rumor in
elaborate form, Mr. Hammond is be
seeched to reassure the people that it is
all stuff that dreams are made of. and
n ot fit to be listened to by sensible peo
ple. Thereupon Mr. Hammond does bis
be ft to qoiet tbe excitable nerves of the
Astorians by firing at them this poser,
which at first glance won id seem to con
vey the fallacy of the story :
"If it is rumored that these rails are
to be used on the line in the Willamette
valley, I can answer that in a sentence.
Why should I have these rails brooght
to the Colombia river and resbipped
from here at heavy expense, w ben they
coo Id just as welt be delivered by ship to
my own road, at Yaquina bay? No, there
is nothing in tbe rumor, and i wilt state
furthermore, that it is not only my de
sire, but it is largely t my interest.look
Ing at it in one sense, to complete tbe
Goble road even sooner than my contract
calls for. 1 have already said the road
wiil be in operation in lt&o."
Air. Hammond further aasu res the As
torians that the steel rails whh h he or
dered from England are to be used on
the Goble road. The only thing which
seriously affects the early'compielion of
tbe road is the delay of the Astorians
themselves in the matter of giving the
road the subsidies) that they originally
pr?,m" ,
Mr. Hammond
in a reported inter
view, a few davs ago, stated that be was
doing his share, and was acting in good
faith, a&d that U the people performed
tbcir part of the contract all woold be
well with the railroad.
In regard to the question of extending
the Oregon Central A Eastern, it is a
well-known fact that Messrs Hammond
and Bonner Lave no burning desire at
tbe present time to experiment with ex
tensions to the struggling railway line
from the bay lo Albany, w hies they se
cured control of al a critical period, and
have preserved in the face of great ob
etsvcles. The line has cost the Montana
capitalists dear and it sjunds as good as
a fresh joke to hear that tbe 1C,(M tons
of new steel rails may be sent op to Al
bany and an extension be built toward
oi mm
,UQ!a 1Q0 miles of the O. C. A E. in anv
direction wooid gladly welcome tbe road,
Md wooUi extend the utmost aid to help
.h.h Km . l. tin um.
Konw.r .nj Hammond said they were
. - r, tt, m.
ent. So tat any rumor about tbe un-
mediate -xt-Bion of this line must be
wnh . iiberli allowance of salt.
however much tha people dislike to bear
it. Mr. Hammond will doubtless build
an extension to the Central Oregon line
when tbe prospects are brighter.
Last night the Hall of DowdaU Lodge
was tbe scene of much activity until 6
o'clock this morning. Tbe occasion was
the initiation ol nine members into toe
mysteries of Pythianisin, Nineteen
members from the Albany lodge were
present, and did most ot the work, and
did it in a manner highly satisfactory to
all concerned. At midnight an excel
lent w . . ' Hrml at th Hotel
Brownsville to which the visiting broth
ers as well as the home boys did ample
iustice. Those in attendance from Al
bany were: E. L. Ouinn, G. W. Hoch-
stedier, E. U. Will, J. S. Van Winkle,
P. B. Marshal. Frank Kitchen, A.
McClaio, J. R. Wilson, W. M. Parker,
John Isom. Jr.. Albert Freerkson. Jas.
Githens, Dr. H. A. Leiniager, Orval
Crawtord. E. A. Basset:. Wm. Savage,
P. G. Morris, J. A. McFeron, Geo Long.
Times.
Rheumatism i caused by lactk a Hd
in the blood Hood's Saraparilla neutiai-
U-s this acid and completely and perma
nentiv cures rheumatism. Be sure to get
anlv Hood's.
Hood's Pills core nausea, sick headache,
indigestion, bUllousness. Sold by all drug
gists.
"Tbe Hay Makers" 35 and 50 cU
"Tbe Hay Makws" 35 and 50 cts.
'The Hay Makers" S5 and 50 cU
Gladness Comes
AXith a better understanding of the
V V transient nature of tbe many Phys
ical ilia which vaniah before proper ef
fortsgentle efforts pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge that so many forms of
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simnlv to a constipated condi
tion of the system, which the pteasans
family laxative. Syrup of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
ona remedy which promotes iuternal
cleanliness, without debilitating the
organs on which it acts. 1 is therefore
all important, in order to get its bene
ficial effects, to note when you pur
chase, that you nave the genuine article,
which is manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only, and sold by all rep-
ntttHlA lv-iicrrtKtjl-
If in tho enjoyment of good health,
and the system is regular, then laxa
tives or other remedies are not needed.
If afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended, to the most skillful
physicians, but if in need of a laxative,
then one should have the best, and with
the well-informed everywhere, Syrup of
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives moat general sati&f action.
gfeif
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New Time Card.
Following is lh nsw tim tn of tb
Altany Street Railway:
he car wiil feav- coruer of First aiirt
' w ashington street as follows:
; 4 :20 a- m for morning verlnd train
; gjfrf) -Uif,n train
, Ujgj . Yn(inm trin
; 12:0 noon, tair goi, g noutb.
12:35 p m . Itj-burx irain j -.nii
and west bound Yaquina train.
iwp. m U. C. & t. train, ea.t touud.
40 Lebanon train,
11-35 " Ovrland train going south.
4:00 " Orphan's Home.
The car wilt aiseueet all incoming trains
on both the Soot hern PaciSe and OCA
E. railroad',. C. G. Bukshakt,
Secretary
O.C4L Time Table.
Passenger Leaves Yaqnina at 7 a. m.
Arrives at Albany at 11 :50 a. m. Leaves
Albany 1 :05, arrives at Bay at 5:40 p. m.
Mixed Leaves Albany for Detroit at
7:44 a m, arrives at Detroit at 12:15 o m.
Leaves Detroit at 12:55 pm, arrives at
Albany at 5:30 pm.
Freight Leaves Albany at 7:15 a ia on
Mondays, Wednesdays snd Fridays. Ar
rives at Yaquina at 4 :05 p ns ; leaves Ya
qnina at 8 -.15 am onTcesdays, Tbnrs
dayhand Saturdays; arrives at Albany
at 4:55 p.m.
SIMMONSV
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GOOD FOR EVERYBODY
Almost everybody takes some Iaxatfva
metiidne to cleanse M.t system and keep the
blood pure. Those ho take SIMMONS
LTVER REGULATOR (liquid or powder)
get all the tenc&s of a mil J and pleasant
laxative and tonic tiu.t purifies the blood
and strengthens t':e whole system. Arsf
saore than this: Sf.ViONS OVER REGU
LATOR regulates tie Liver, keeps it active
and healthy, and when the Liver is in
rood condition you find yourself free from
Malaria, Biliousness, Indigestion. Sick
Headache and Constipation, and rid of
that worn out and debilitated feeling.
These are ail caused ty a sluggish Liver.
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
troubles will only te had vrben tbe fiver
b properly at wcrk. If trembled with anv
of these complaints, try SiMMONS LTVER
REGULATOR. The sung of Liver Medi
cines, and Better than Pills.
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The grealest sel'er on the market for
disease of the Li vcr.Ki J ne ys and Con-
stipaticn.
Pleasant to take by old or josag. TSo
Piping.
Tbe root of the LireriM plant is exten
sively used in Norway for the core of Piles
Sold by all Erst class draggists
Wholesale aLuiufactares,
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