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genuine:
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Inside each two ounce oaf
and two coupons tnaldoeaeh
four ounce bag of BlackweU's
Durham. Bay a bag of this
celebrated tobacco and read
the coupon which glvea a
list of valuable presents and
how to get them.
rne Indestructible "Maywood"
BICYCLE.
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Others resutins;
The H) uer fs the vr:;?.-; C-W ttritrle eTi.n-aa. AI?ted for all kin OB of
roads and riders. Ms; of it -verjJd that in wiiti. ?. . rirg: simp's ut onstraction.
easily taken apart and t-ut toe- -Mnli.i iew i.-s: iof -twh "Vy conjunction Mut Us parts
will hold together e3 cm : 00 hol:ov. tri. st vros'i in ct wry contact; a fraiii
that cannot be broke'is so -r:iik- .:-t its al..usi',ov . to. m r... a . tt connK-tlrt? fart: aoeer
ice crack in place ot x tke p j s: always reuiir u -ivc rvliij aad rapid transportation.
IKAMi:-Improved tlouWc dinoa J. eairMUni lor thr5 jtmk. i!alec( ft-incfa ccl4
rolledsted rods iroo?licst t-.t r.-uTs metal for it eich kiiownt: joined toct-ther with
mlnminom bronze 20 a m Miter that ii in i. ..;3-Mc to brrxlc or anr part work
loose; a marvel of ovci:y M e .'icitr .mil !umiiitl-: c ;t w t comt'lcatioa of ineraoiir
in bicycle niechni.sm enow tos.i ! a inunc w.nr-M i nsr j fi t and tnbirte. ax you know
that (ramen continually Inat -u 1 rs.ttr az I ra.-.. -1.., abes when they are buckled
in cannot be repaired. - . . ? warrTit --.oJ rints pis" wire lanzent itpokea
and brass nipples. il"T!I-i Li7tr 1 nl patfcrn. VittS "Aii:beu;a" Mrtsepipe or jUor--an
A Wrisist if-iick repair, or Kar x :or tim--ts r--tna:ic ti.e. UfeAkj N'US Bai!
fcearlDes to every part, in ltd n wli"f-ls. era-; ; axle ..-writ-i hc i and iwiele. C l tSAil
COSKS Beat qatUitv toi'i sice . careinliv i;rup.re: caii Ijar i.-;je 1. HAiKS firt mu
iardened center, rev adjotsrient. t'K IXtiS t ur ccienariii oio ciwr-r irtnk. f ally pror
tected by patents: no cottar pins. itC VCR S'.o-rrH' i; inth: : I weet ST iiitucs. CLAR
4 OTT2. raoNT FJitK-In le-strnctible: forfe cr-n mie fr m eur-.-j;;rrl steel. UIVPUS
ItAB Reversible and aljat le; eih adjoRteJ tc ;o position desired: ram's fcorn fvir
niabed If ordered. 8AOULE- P. A F Uitiiam. or some other E:jt-clas make. JKiAL .
Jiat-trap or rnbben fnH tall bcajtse. flVl 11 i:nsn:e!ed in black, with all brfcht pans
oickel plated. Kach Bicycle complete rtth tsrf 'lit. pamn, wn-och and oiler. VVe irhi. c
torduurto tires, pelalx. wliilea. etc. 9T to 3 ironed.
StO Is oar Special Wnoleslr Prir. Never before o)d
lor less. To quickly introdac- the -If irwood lijcjcb', we
live decided to make a special coupon off-r. rrme cverv
reader of this paper a chancs to e?t a first-cla.- waeci at tbe
Jo west price ever offered. On receipt of ntl ctmtn
vre will ship to anyone tbe abovp Uicrelc. sernrelv crated,
and anarautee sate deli -err- Money -e'nnd 1 if not as
represented after arrival and exxminstion. We wil ship
CCD. with privilece of examination, for &SVCO and coupon
. provided $5.00 is sent with order as a sn&rantee of sooi faith.
A written bindinc warranty with arh Bicycle. This ia a
shanee of a lifetime and yon cannot afford to let t "ipor
tuaitj pass. Address all orders to
CASH BUYERS'
Coupes Na. 21 03
cqco SOS
UNION.
ma Wast Vaa Baren Street. Bs 91 0.3 CM1CAOO. HX.
I $5Q I
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...Bicycle.
Albany Furnitiire Co., Incorporated.
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COUNTY COURT.
(J. N. Dtmtstn, county judire; J 11. WiWrj
1 J. W. Push, Commualoners.)
Tax of Chaa Homyer orJerxnl rt bttiej.
Bill of Whitney & Newport f20, con
tinued. Abplication of 0 II Erickson et al for
county road, continuetl.
Contract for wood let to Pter Kiley
for 00 cords oak at f 2.35 per cord, for lir
wood to J W lloloian at 1.90.
Uogtinued, petition of J Yceman et
al for county road, also application of K
W Hutchius for county road.
In application of II. F. Bodker et al for
county road, viewers appointed: Henry
Follia, Samuel Kingaad A. 0. UlirisaiHQ.
" Application of U 0 Hamon .etaljor
coutrty-road, viewers appointed, llenry
Ojx, Frank Uaight and Milt HuaU n.
Regular salaries allowed.
Aid Mrs Clark, 5.00; Cox family, f7;
Kenworthy fatuilytS; W L Coon, $11 ; O
T Lubber, $$; Alma Vail, 8; arah
Ilines, $3; Kobert Gillack, 6; Dobkins
family, ft! ; Orin Watson, to; Powers
family, f 10; Jos Lewie, S; r G F Jun
ky, Henry Mvers, 4; J as Larew,
t4; Katy Bray, $S; Mary K Davis, S 10
John Usher, janitor f 10 00
P P Nutting, printing 6 5)
P W Spinks. Lumber 59 SO
ilarrieburg Lumber Co H3 CW
boltra & Kumbauh, roads 45 40
Jacob Schilling, It L iievanev
and F J Lenny, reviewing
roads
Oregon agt S Cochran
K R Kullierford, postage , .
P J Smiley, printing ,;.
II M tlli, poor accoant
Aibanv Fire Co.,
Farreli and Bonner, lumber
RJ liedricks. mtlse
J P Wallace, am insane...
Klixa Carol hers, ex teachers. . . . .
KKMichenor '
A R Rutherford "
Train & VVhitney, prln'lng. ...
t, jewiit. insane acct
Stewart A Sox, roada
V Jackson, toaxls
W B Wright, elections
Wm Chrintener. roads.
J C Hardin, acct poor
W E Kirk. "
E Kirk,
F.lswick & Miller, acct poor
M FTavlor. ......
Indigent fund GAR
A E Ranaall, M Phillips and J Z
.Morris, viewers
W J WMbnks,road.....
Graham & Robwn, roads
rortmuier & Irving, acct poor...
J E Clark. Toads
W E Fisher, roads
J E Clark, road supervisor
J C Davis, stock inspector.
Mover Bros, roads. ., $
F E Alien, aid Miss Bray
E T T Fi !hcr. aid poor
Burial Greenbaum
D F liaitinian, recorder
Read. Peacock 4 Co
J G Reed, acct poor
M filer & Turner, livery
Ladies Aid Societv. acct poor. ...
C V Clifford, acct bridge
J M Waters, reads...,...'.
J M Keeney, deputy f her iff
J S Van Winkle, present owner
book
Telephone Co
C Simpson, laundry
B Erickrfon, surveyor
W E. Chandler, deputy sheriff. . .
GVStandish, " ...
Wm Brenner, Cep sheriff ...... .
J A McFeron, ex accr. .
J C Hardin, dep sheriff :. .
J A Wilson,
lei. Co
l C Harknesf, roads
W F Deakins, assessor...
R M Helcher, roads
C W WalU, printing
J H Wallace, poor
B M Donaca, poor
8 00
22 50
& 40
84 20
2 00
19 00
:j 10
I 40
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21 00
1!) 50
21 00
10 50
3 50
275 as
12 55
1 70
4 61
6 45
1 40
3 24
13 00
10 00
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7 80
30 70
800
8 00
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20 00
6 35
1 300
5 00
3 00
21 50
20 00
85
6 00
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56 00
85 00
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3 10
30 00
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12 00
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527 95
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9 50
6 50
7 55
ELECTION NOTES.
In Lane county Rev. Driver has di
feated E. R. Skipworth for state senator
by about 51 votes. The Siuslaw country
brought in enough votes to him to take
him ahead. Both are gold stand-in.' men.
With live precincts to hear from John
son, rep, is 12 aheal for sheriff and will
probably I e elected, likewise Jei.nings,
ren. for clerk.
Mr. Tongue should move to Lane
county. It stood by him better than his
home county, which gave him only 1!7
plurality, while Lauegavehim about 700.
Hon. W. Yates, cf Oorvallis, was
elected district attorney of nis ditttrict by
a handsome majority.
The county seat will be retained at
Toledo permanently by 90 majority. The
fight over its locat on was a warm 0110.
"Dick" Wheeler, the school superin
tendent elect is a native of Linn county,
a graduate of the Albany College and a
student at Stanford for two years. He
is a young man of splendid character and
habits, and it is generally believed will
make an emcient superintendent.
The biuH-:al.sts ewept things in Yam
bill county.
la Umatilla county Zoeth Uouer,
sheriff, re-elected ; Ben Burroughs, clerk
re elected ; William Martin.county judge,
re-elected ; Wm Kein, treasurer, re-elected;
E. Gilliam, assessor, re-elected; E.
Bickers, recoider of conveyances; J. W.
Kiinbreli. re-elected surveyor; Ralph
Folsom, coroner.
A democratic rhertff aas elected in
Douglas county. His principal opponent
was the deputy sheriiffroui w hum Sam
Brown escaped. The republicans elected
everything else exivM t-rt.ai school
superintendent. The issue was princi
pally A. P. A. hich etidently won.
Oeorge Blakely, a son of James Biake
ly of Brownsville, was defeated lor re
election as count v judge of Wasco county
L ... ,vw . . . . .
oj iw majority, running ahead 01
bis ticket. In that county tht-re aie on
ly abunt 400 popuUsts -Tongue
beat Vanderburgoul 37 votes
in the formers own county, running
about Jj3 behind most of Hie rest cf hi
ticket.
It looks as If Onvon will ha ve tan ivtn.
nlist congressmen. Had Hermann been
nominated and had the Orenonian not
pot up Northrup the result would have
been different.
Msvor Pennover savs lie will uvuni
only half of his legal salarv. That will
be a novelty, in this ace. when men are
trying to gut more than llicir salaries.
the otljcial count of Lion county will
he begun tomorrow bv the clerk a,.l tarn
justices. It is probable HaniUm wiil t
reoountM on account of reports of mulJ.
lated bailota. If so it will take a
of days to complete the oificul recount.
There, is a prosi.ect of a coo lent over the
office of count clerk.
George Waggoner wa defeated for
sheriff of Benton county by Rickard bv
2 plura ity. Mr. Waggoner oaered to
run the otlice lor f jf000. the regular ral
ary, and nay al l of bis deputv hire out of
his own pocket . That did not help mat
ters. The Corral! ii. Times savs; An analraia
lof the vote of lienton county indicates
that the republican plura!it has dwin
dled down to about 100. At the election
two year ago it wae in tbe neigh borhood
f 200. The relative strength of the two
parties teems to be, repabiican. about
850, democrats, 7"9. The oop-iHst Vute
seems to hav averaged sotnehera iu
tne neigh Uirbood of i'0.
The ranvascing board tomorrow aill
eorrMst of the coonly clerk, and Just res
a. u. rreerkcen and G. V. Harris.
Harness
Collars
Cheapest
I'lncc
to Buy.
Mr. Frank Ketcbnm returned toilay
from a trip to Spokane.
Mrs. Charlotte Monteith has returned
from Otkalooea, Iowa, after a ne.-rlv two
years visit there with ber daughter Tina.
Mrs. W. T. Peet will leave in about a
week for Iowa, where she will remain in
the future. Jin. Peet will go by way of
San r rancieco f r the parpoe of viBiting
hfr filter, wtio lives there. C alii
Times. orr'"
Special prices on whlptt for the
next sixty day ,
Powkr A ToMUNiea
A. O. U. W. Orru k.!8. The following
new ollicers have lt-n e'ected : S. X.
Steele, M. W.; C C. Hrgie, foreman;
O. P. Datma!?, overseer; H. B. Miller,
P. M. W.s A. H. Martin, recorder; J. W.
'hite, guide: W. H Warner. I VV.;
Wm. Farley. O. W. '
Dk kkbop Honor. Mm. C. C. Hogue,
C.ofH.t Mn.LVi,,i,4,i',c.i Mra.
X. 11. Allen. L of H.; Mr. J. Lindgren,
C of C.; Maggie Barker, recorder; C. C.
Hogne. fin,; L. E. Grer. recsiver; LiSlie
Mcifargue, nsher; Ediih Cbiswell, I.
W.j W. H. Warner, O. W.
A PoPi-LsJt I.Ki-n mkk. Dr. J. T. Mc
Crory, president of the State Christian
Endeavor Association of Pennsylvania,
will lecture in the U. P. church in Al
bany, on WeJnesxUv evening of nest
week. June II, on "Lyon In tbe Way."
Dr. McOrory resides in Pittsburg and ia
railed the Dr Parkhuret of ti.at city.
He is an eloquent, able man, to hear
horn will be a irvat. Instead of the
nsnal adniiseiun fee a liberal collection
will be afket.
TiirOijj Folks Wo. At the metit g
of the IVgree of Honor. A. O. V. VV . lait
night the deciiiion of the judges in the
prize entertainment was rendered srd
r&reived with anticipation. Much gotd
natnred rivalry bad resulted in the de
cision being watched for anxiously and
when given mas received with enthnsir
asm, particularly by the marrird men
Wrs a hose pnhctions were all fulfilled.
Important Decision
A San FranciHi-o dispatch says that
Gharlee Clirk, receiver of theOreop Pi
cihc r ulroad. w. a awar.lej $'23,CCO
in coin, the surplus lioin the sale of tl&
stcaiiiKhip U J.mn.'.ie Valley .over which
a number o( creditors of the bankrupt
company have b-en at law in the district
court the past few months Judge
aiorrow so aeciueu 111 a lengttiy opinion
in tne rase 01 it. t;iianuter vs. the steam
ship Willamette Valley. ReceiverClark
applied for the entire surplus, as the rep
resentative of the Oregon court, in whose
posjewion the property of tbe Oregon
Pacific is, and also as a claimant tor the
vessel. Counk-r-petttiona were filed by
the master for his wages as master and
pilot: bv a judgment creditor, who had
recovered a common-law judgment in the
state tourist oy tne sureties who went
on a bond to relrase the vessel when she
was lirtt libeied, and were compelled to
pay the amount of tht. decree; by several
uifurance companies, as holders of re
ceivers' certificates purporting to give
mem a prior lien in t ayuicnt of premi
ums for insurance, and by othr holders
01 cenincaies. me coutt awards the en
tire surplus.lees all costs. U the receiver
on the ground that he was tbe represent
ative ot the owner, and primarily en-
titieu to 11, and on the further ground
that none of the petitioners, other than
the holders of receivers' cert.ifieales.have
aru.iien against the claim on the owner,
and the petitioners holding receivers'
certificates, whether they had a lien or
not (abich is not decided), the proper
court to pass upon their rival claims was
the receiver's court which issued the
certificates and marshaled all the claims
pending against the insolvent corpora
tion which formerly owned the vessel.
Tongue Probably Elected.
The unofficial returns showedVander
burg to be just 96 head of Tongue.
Curry county gave Tongue 102 majori'-y
and a mistake of at.ut 200 was found in
Yambill count v. Tbe official returns
from I Jnn con at y showed a mistake of
just 150 in Tongue's favor, through an
frror in Waterloo precinct and other
small errors. This p'ared Tongue just
&4 ahead. A telephone message from
Portland verifies "tongue's election on
these figures and by the majority slated.
OiSii! returns may change the result.
Rig Ratification at Lchanor.
til
Balfour
wheat-
Undertakers and Embalmers.
Baltimore Block, Albany, Oregon
No Charge for Hearse or Services
There was a big nnion ratification
meeting at I-ebsnon Ian night. An in?
mene crowd of populists, republicans
and democrats gathered out doors tiers
a plali'onu was arrarged and a big lon
fire built. Hon J. M. Scniers, of this
city, was the principal speaker for the
republicans. Dr. J.L. Hill and C. B.
Mootagne waxed eloquently for the pop
ulists, while Hon. M. A, Miller and S
M Garland spoke for the democt ats, re
joicing a much as anyone, for Ham
Haytlen had lieer elected proeecuting
attorney, T. H. Toneue had been det
tt-aied, and free silver is on top. It was
a good natured gathering and one-that
will long tic rvmcmUre-J in Lebanon
A BtT-a os Fib it. An immense blare
issuing from tLe top cl Peterson's Butte
attracted considerable attention last
night. It looked as if the whole latte
was on fire. It shot heavenward ,-a:nst
tile skies almost maaiy. it was yro-
noanred a prettr sight. What was i'.T As
nearly as can be learned it ass a crowd
of Lelrttnaii po olits celebrating, and
tht was a "bright way to U-l the world
know that they were in it.
Cark or Thvks. The undersigned
desire to return their heartfelt thanks to j
the many friend f r kindness and tym-puhyda-.tng
the iUntss and after 'the
death of their Ut!ir, and part cu'ar y to
his brother Masons ln a-re conia,nt
and smlirirg In theirjaHentloo.
Ail-any. June 4.
i amt aEs ini Sisreaa
Dian CoTJtrwo Vxtxrt. While site
ting in his chair as one of tUe election
jadges) of lMtty precinct. Benton coun
ty, feell Hawlev. a resident there lor
thirty years, when j t-rt a they w're be
ginning to cast 1 tie baP.ota' fell lack
in his thair dead althoat a strqgale and
hardly a nle. It was a manure or two
efore the tact was knosn.
jTEIDAT
THE BOYD GRAVE VAULT:
' 40.000 Heana Bodies Mtard swey yw om Oisssetisg Tsbtas !a Medical Coilsfts
ia &s Usitsd Stats.
Is Abwiateiy AJr-figM sad
J sr. .m mhhed snBDsUr. Ko
grave, regardless of location, is
- sate from tbe ravsge of tbe ho
roaa gbonL The Bom Gut!
Vaplt affords positive sad abso
lute secan sumw, .
mud body from dsmpness, mold
and aecay. ana rrora iibttowuis
avernua.
t
4-5 For Sale by Albany Farnitnre Co.
The State Horticultiiral rwiefy
meet iu CorvJlis June 16 nd 17.
Tbe s'eamer Gitwy ba made her lust
trip to Eugene for tbe season.
W. H.Goltra basjuit eo'd to
Gu.hrte & Co. 100.0UU ba-bel of
Price unknown.
Mra Rica McLean, the ndllieer. has made
an asdfnment to J. S. V-n Winkle f r tLe
benefit of her creditors.
George Reeve ai.d J . D. Howell leave
today for I unci bo to be absent route time
Tbev have contracts for the erection tf
three cottages, costing $1,803, $1,500 and 1
$1 ,0i) respectively. Titne 1
M V. Leeper Las been appointed ad
ir.inirtrator of tbe stale of ohn v. Rot
hell defeated, who died ia t'ov-mber,
l5. Jlr. Ieeper s bond ha been 6ied at
M.OOO.with L. Flinn and L E. Blain of
I'nny as snreties. In the same state J.
M. Onikl n. VV. H. W arren, and f.be.ter
skce!s hari been appointed appraisers
0rval)i Times.
A hremen's touranient wa beid this
week in Pendleton. Ho team J were a
tered from tb it city. Walla WUU, Wai s
bnrg and Baker Cit. .The pel con e-t
600 feet was wn by Wa' aWalt in 24
seconds a it I n w-t teat .iuu Iwt run
and 300 fe-?t of hoe. was a x erai bv
WalU hiIm in h- f.t time of 34 3 5
-wonds 1 he thnip-Kinlnp rjee was to
be run to'iay
Tl-er.was lively fist Egbt near the foot
f Jeff' ron s'reet last night in which
thete was clioking. pinching and tbe lise
-1- .1... 1 J, .A . I nS Ik.
. ... . 1 wi'ii tiic usual uuiisc w 11117 ejrew vi iuc
4gAr DUJlw IU I belligerents One pugilist was an em
4 Vo laTCTPRT.I ploye on tbe Ruth and tbe oiher was 1
v . ,t &r voiith about town. Tbe rest of the boats
figured more or less in tbe mill and , dot'
en cents and hats were abed. Time.
MsdswboUr of Bessemer steel
and malleable Iron, and Is prac
tically indestructible. Kboalii be
used in every Interment. Over
13.008 in sctnsl use. Wot sale by
eli ondertakers. atannTd br
Tit Ckuspisf Ckestlcal C.,
Spriagfisld. Obis.
isvniiJC and Best
l7rLJUw ; A
Factory in
Ptof. D. M. IlrI.tors Horse Opera.
The appearance of Prof. Bri-tol'a un
rivaled horse show at tha opera bouse
next week, mill no doubt atlord much
pleasnic to many of our theater
goers. It is assuredly, as claimed, a
"horje play," but evincing a degtee of
hone sense of the very highest order. In
more respects than one does tl.i enter
tainment stand out prominently from or
dinary theatricals. The studied purity
of the exhibition eliminating every ob
jection that the most exacting could
raise, has made this the only theatrical
attraction that the laity asd cle-gy of all
denomination attend. It is esperially
interesting and instructive to children,
and great crowds of little ones throng tbe
matinee. I hey appear at the opera
house ttednerday and Ihurmlay even
ines inclmlinr a matinee Thursday af;er-
noon at 3 o flock.
Price 25, 35 and 50 cents ; reals on snu-
at Hodges l.nrkhart Lhuj i-tore.
Revival Me ting. There t 1 frir
sized snditnee at the ix ra house
hear Rev Ghotnily on ' Why 1 Am
What 1 Am He said in part that the
Christian thtirch f s,l ir chijsii.r.
union. It IS nonstxtarian 1ro.11 tte fact
hat noliiing is taught or demanded l-nt
what is common to all clmtrl c-. He
argued lha' '.he I titled stale ol C!n i'
teiidom' rProtesuntism sluw.tlwrattH-!
and caused many people to he skeptical.
If all christian eople would return 10
the New Testament teaching and that
alone .there would be vimble organic
anion. His subject tonight is "The
Bible Not Responsible for Denomina
tional Differences." Fvery man and
woman in Albany slit uld hear this sermon.-
OfTicia! Fi,tirc.
The orticjal vote was canvasl today.
an I did n change the n suit on the
county vote, though materially on con-
t-rtMtsman. So far as the totals bad been
figured at pres lime they were as fol
lows :
l a I Juetice Wilson's court yest
Experienced
Ait Old Qriwno. The cases of A. B
Doughty, arrested
came up in
yesterday after-
. . . .si I V S J J I rw . la . . 1
select the Waverly because they have learned to Know tne o- noon rviaoeranu .,o..g it muun
select mo " - . - . ... 1 1 ...ia na that I Knt li lMinr nitfrnhitpf nf this Year's nrv-t
ference between ft wlieeltnat is aciuan; uigu8. ... - , riu I "7 'i ".1 " V."
isBiranty claimed to be. Some others may oe ?ooa out jrnouaic
w.vLy is the hiehest of all high grade, hcorcuer to neigute;
.f 85 00, Belle 26 ar.d 28 inch $75.00 and $85.00.
Mr. Jesse Barker of Dunsmuir GaUf .
is in the city.
Attorney C A. Park, cf Salem, has
been in the city on business.
Geo. C. Will ia the new f-retnin of the
A. O. V. V. in Salem.
Mr. F. B. Tinkl will run the t-hote-
graph gallery at Leban-.n. Mr. Tinkle
is a nil cias artist.
Mrs. T. J. Slite. Mr. J II Uoham
and Mr. and Mr E. E Goff and daugh
ter, went to Portland on the Albany ibis
morning.
State dinSomas have bevn awarded U .
L. Jackson, of Brownsville and Mus
Ellen Sedgwich. of Albany, ami a iut
certificate to 11. Tate, of Sodaviile.
Hon. E. A. Watts, formerly of Shedi'i,
in this county. r-iveI 1223 vole for
representative from Multnomah county,
in the recent election.
Albert Wig'it. of the A I bar-r Coliree.
ha been awarded the I'rnnoter srhrdar-
ship in Williams colirve and will enVr
tLai coiieg, t' reel lent Lee s aim a mater
Frank Powers has returned from Al
bany and is ir in at llm eWlt'a in
the local office of tbe O. RAN. Co.
Salem Statesman.
Chat. W. Haines, a son of W. W.
Haines, the well known tannery man, of
Eugene, and Mis Edith A. Park, were
married in Eugene last Wednesday.
Ir. Vance. frmAiy of i-Oouilie. who it
now 10 tbe Willamette ra ley. with Her
mann the bmier. wiil pctshaUy are few
St. Lnuie. Mo., in the n-ar future, having
tad a liKrative tffer there to manage an
tabulate. Coos lUv News.
Invitations have been received in AI
bany to the marriage of Miss Elisabeth
railing Uonner and Sir. William Lewi
Brest ster. on Friday afternoon. Jun- tbe
mneieentn, at nve o click, in the rust
raptMl church in Portland.
r. J. k. Uaight. of this ritv. who is
el.r wagon in Mussourt, ass altbin a
mile ol the recent awful rvcione that
swept over St Lotus and the adjoining
Highest of all in Leavening Power.-
mm 1
11 v cy
iciest U. S. Gov't Keport
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aAC502.)TEE.V PUCE
DOME AND ABROAD
freh fish of all kinds at Ed Scbroeets.
Factory shoes Racket yri.ts, . Raket
tor. '
Ix cream S and 10c a dub at Yiere-k'r
summer gaiden.
Fresh vegetable of all kinds at Conn &
Hnslons.
The best irrrceries at nrices to suit the
time at t'oun b Hustons.
Special La-tains in shoes tor a abort
time at St. Luis Raket .tor.
Mr. Viereck has opened her ice cream
parlors and summer garden f.r Uie teason.
Dr. J. L Martin, one of Owu'i old
residents died at Scio on June 3rd, aged 74
eara.
A new invoice of Shces iust onenfd st
St. Luis Kaket- Prices lower lb m ever.
Linen Pioie and Duck suits ready o.sde
-perfect fit and latest strtes for $3. 00 at f
r,. 1 a: u " 1
the Ladies Baxaar.
lodav it strain looks like VanWhnrv
for coBeresnnii-ri. tie is 38 vote site d so
far as beard.
The Linn count? oinnevs- t.i.;r ir will r
held U Biownsrille on June 10, 1 1 12 The
otttai fine time is anticipated.
Several loads of A. O. C. W. peop'e
ent to HaJsey this mommir !o ath-nd 110
big picnic held there today.
Lad'es wiil do well to oaJl at ti e Ladu a
tiazaar h.r tm-ir shirt wairta. They car
ry the largest aormeoU and l-'e-l styhs
7-a perfect Q guaranteed.
Mr. J. R. Dooglas. the Sao'um irard-
ener, reports that he will have tbe !.igt
and fioet cr-.p of a a 'berries be has ever
nad. u is vines and berries ievr looked
better.
In 'Harney county democraU eketed
everything no-pt tbe toiioii-flnnrr. lo
Crook county democrats elected clerk, as
eor trrasum and srbooi lapnntniiect ;
popoliets reprvseetatire; repuolicaa sheriff.
First das meats of all kinds, as wll
aa hams, rateon, etc. at tbe Linn Dressed
lie! Uo shop at Second and E 1-worth
streeu. Courteous arid nromDt treau
ment.
a,Ptstesareoatfor a cninn raiiS.aUon
tcevtinit at tbe court boose toniirfat. As
tbe most iroixr'aot office is vet in d. nbt a
ratification of congressnun should be post
poned lor a few da vs.
For Ibe Maainic Grand lodger. State
onday S-h-al IVturentios) ard doners
f ensree the O- R. A X. Co. wisj make
r-jond tno rate 'A tl 00 Good
nne 6;n. 8th nd 9th. I am tuk.i.
i-p unltt June lj:h inclusive
J -1 lia M:!W. tbe met of tKe RIarsia ia
in Or-ioa. lUwn't ton nobced a chillier
Miuoptefe.
SOCIAL AM) PERSONAL
The Rev C. II. McKee, of Albany,
wiil preach at the Baptist tabernacle, in
Corvallis Sunday, the 7llt of June, both
moining and evening.
Rev. M Noble, ot Corvailis, wiil ad
dress the Y. M. C. A meeting tomorrow
afternoon at 4 o'clock An men are
cordially invited.
Mrs. Walter Monteith returned to her
home in Albany today after an absence
of about two years spent with her sister
in Oakland, Calif.
Mrs. Barnes, an Albany lady, was in
tOWn visitlnc the W.ViHnxm'a eirrl arwt
Rebebab lodge Toe-day nieht . Wbi'el TlT? I Tl fil1 I f fPV Pr t (
in t.wn she was the guest of Mrs. L 51. jADn V. TajA WUl 0L t If.
rirr.r..h.M 1.....1.;. it
". wig Mimyitt.m j
Mrs Jos. Klein, who has been in Co-
burg on a visit with her parents, was in
the city today on her way to Spokane
where she will join her husband and re
side. Their home will be 71 'i Riverside
Ave.
Rev. F. II Gwynne and family are
It will please you
to seebur.Iine of
1896
SHOES
and will save you
15 to 25 per cent
on every pair
1 Preparing to leave it Montana, where
.they aiil reside in the futnre. The
change of residence U made necessary
on account of the impaired health .f
their daughter, Mi Oliie,--Sa!em
Statesman.
Dr T. C. Mickey left for Roeebnrg
yesterday where he wiil reo.ain a day or
two and then go to Buffalo, New York.
Via llie Southern Pacific, as a delegate
from this jurisdiction to the supreme
HsigeA xj u i wtnen convene in that
city on the 12th inst Ilarrkborg Re-
view.
Mr. Ezra M. Uorton retunie.1 last
night from hi trip to Vermont, where
he had been on account of tbe danger
ous illness of brother, a student in one 1
of the eastern college, who had been in-!
jured by an accident while attending
college. He was yet alive, bat doubt
were entertained as to bis hvirjg more
than a ebon t me.
I X lillinrF! A mwsu aa. 1 saw n IUp. ft
tbe oiwxrawl of U He. on Normal I thstrict So. 8 (Lebanon. Jnatice. Geo! flTtfrsl I
Sbxl. ml i.n- in P.. 1 1 ..wl lrvl w 11 ,.r,, i ffTir!,,, ' I va-aawa s-a
a.y titLilrlMTatjgen. I IXsc-ict No 9 (Soda vilie and Waterloo). I - s '1 'it.
A general f rs- Egbt wasooeef 11- U - J notice. Martin U Canaviav; Constaule, I OIU.CKSIIII LIllI 1 T
ores or me Lai tie tut Ut Moodac. It 1 oon
started over the warmth if seme poiiiicaj
isrssaauo. ar-d from tbe returta invea in
"I tne malbT. A must have been a resntar
lKjon)l-vek Ldr for a wh. Njboayl District No. lHCrawfordsville). Jost
sKtpreme Jtide.lWan, 1792; Butm-ll country, ana writes that lie will soune.
IlJ. Gaslun 16V3.
Coricressman Christcm-r 119, Myer
44 J. Tongue 1647. Yandt-rburg 2r8J
1 ist net A Uornev. varson IS-w, nay-
den 'SfS).
Repreeentative-i. fiartmus l.iC7.Soro
era 1771, Say lii9, MeK.tnurry 77., Phil-
pot 9 W at son Monkers. IH,
Hoberis IrJ.T. Stnitli 1909, Brown 121,
Harkleman 153. Walki-r 117
Judge Bsrton. l0i, Duncan J(i.4,
GarUud lt!8. Ra'stott. 11 .
County Oninussioner firi.igefarmer
45, D L. Curl 1719, Mill tr J 16S7, Pot
ter 1 19:?
County Clerk M wtague ItVJI, Need
ham 1651. Archibald 1 i'7
No material change bad been found
from the figures given in the other of
ficea.
Memorial Resolutions.
At the regultr meeting of the G. A- R
Post last evening, the fullowing les jlu
lion was unani uouslr adopted :
H001.VK11, 1st, That McPher-on Post,
G. A. 11 , No. 5, inos' emphatically ex
press our ilistiivroval ol the ten lency in
the public mind to take advaMBue of
the gathering of the people on Memorial
MACK BT V
INDIANA BICYCLE GO.
KDIAHAPOL18, IKtf
A.J. Hodges,
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W'j, SH'JKrHANO, 'l'ELUG,AiHY. Wli
M , s.-JMCT-.v-s.-mv-gs'----. tsr,r e;--.a
nassaaasmiaMaBssssaassSI
The first bail from
North Yamhill, and the latter from Till
smook county. A weak point in the ev
idence against them on a charye ot ille
gal voting was the fact that both have
been for a long time in attendance at
the college, and both have most of the
time remained in Corvallis d iring their
vacations. Doughty also has voted In
this countv for the last four vears. On
account of the complexity of the circum
stances the case against each was dis
missed. Times.
As AaaacLT Cass. There has been
trouble around Providence scii- ol Louse.
It arose out of a former case W. J.
Turnidfe charces Mr. fcd CJree wi'li as
saulting him while on his bictclf. aud
made complaint before Justice Harris, of
this city. Constable Kred Uioiint of
fiiscity eerved the papers and next
Saturday at I n. m. the cae i 1 ue
tried. At the time of the .aeenmt,
brothcr-in-la" of Cree is reported to
have whipped Mr. Turni Ige, at once
going before the local justice and paying
hi fine, eight or ten witnesses will come
to Albany to testily in tne case.
av to i.nluik" in si-Orta and pas'iuies.to
manifest dt'tritut-nt of the sacted
larai-ter of the ilav. We coudi-inn as
irreverant all such acts as destroying the
hole put iiose ol the ol vr vance of the
day. Bttseball, bicycle nieeta. horse
racing, etc.. should be prohibited by law,
2nd. that this action of the Tost Iw
made public through the city papers.
From tux Sastiajh.- Newton Ferrell.
Elmer White. Colonvl J. Oims'.ed and
Frank P. Haas yesterday returned from
the ."antiam fonntry where they went
sevtral weeks ago to look after their
pro?rty in teres and also took iart in
the ekt'tion, casting their votes it. Breit-
Tiia First Timk. According to an
nouncement, memorial day, in chsrge of
Prof. W. 8. Mayberry and bis pupils.was
observed at Sweet Home for tbe first time
ia the history of the villa,. Thepnpils,
and quite a number of the citizens, each
carrying a small flag and a beautiful bo
quet, formed in line at the school house
and marched to the church, where a
short, concise program, consisting of
recitations and war songs, was rendered
to an appreciative audience 0. B
Montague delivered the address. Ad
vance. ;
fo-es of Vkterakc TheO, C. & E. R,
R. will sell round trio tickets to Indepen
dance from all Willametto river and rail
Do n's to ttae member of tbe Woman's lie
lief Corps and Sons of Ve'erans at one fare
for the round trip good going June 8th to
12'h inclusive, reuirmrg June loin
BOARDInD DEFA!uMEHT' LAUIES
No. l'sOmcEE. Atthe annual meet
ing last night the following ollicers were
elected : Frank Dannalb, foreman ; Elam
Miller. 1st assistant; li, K. cindley, Znd
assistant; G. E. Fish, president; Bert
Crawford, recording secretary; J. W,
White, fin. sec; O. P. Dannals, treaetu"
er.
This Famaas aemedy enres qnlckly, iiermanently all
aisKUaes, wm sieuiorr. tbs ox uruio ruser,
CjSs'orsale' V?a;y.Ore.,byJ.
Wakefulness. Lass Vlusllty. Niiititly tails-
rttnms. Imootencv and wastlna oiMsases caused bv
errort or zctts. Contains no opiates. Is a nerve ton la
bload balider. Makesthepaleandpanyst nine and pi am p.
rrtertln vest pocet.l per 001: n mra. btimiiji
a. a written tranrants or mimry nfn f UA. Wrltsns.rreo
mMtt.,,1 luw.k. aesled Dlsln wrn'Kvr, wna testimonials ana
tions. iMllrwiraiats,esJarMfcJtIISiiku,U.,MlMsllTsa'il,l Slssis.
A.Ct'M!lUb.abrHO '
The vote show that Mr. Sate Need
ham has been defeated for reelection as
county clerk by 10 plurality. Mr. Need-
nam ut retire irom lite clerk s otnee
ith the respect of all. He i a gentlc-
nian from top down. In lit olli.-ial
ruictty he has treated a 1 the same re
gardless ol politics.
Mrs. Lou Ousfrhoudt. formeitv of Al
uany, uesires us 10 state to lier uiai.v
triends in this city ar.d A Han v. that she
and her daughter Lithe are now comfort
ably situated in her California home
near Santa Barbara, and that her daugh
ter has nearly entirely recovered her
health. Scio Press.
Coming from a par of opposing pol
itic the fol'owing from the Corvallis
Gazette is a compliment any man should
Iw proud of : Dave Oaborn has made an !
i leal sheriff. He has been subject to
some criticism, but on account of having
done his duty He has len independs
ent, but was always obliging when he
co-ild tsf without interfering with his
duties. Rcvard'fcs of nattv and politic.
Mr. 0horn leaves the otlice with the
good will and respect of all who admire a
sensible, just management of a public
otlice, without catering to popular clamor,
or running the office on Uie "policy"1
pln. Mr. On bom's busines method.
strict integrity, and high sense of duty.
commends mm to the -espect and con-
mience ot ail, and we wish htm all tbe
sncxes no matter what hi future occu
pation.
ALBANY
Red Crown Milling Cc
la now under the managemect erf Ed
ward Goina, N. H. Allen, Wm. I Yai4
E. D. Barrett and Samoel E. Young be
axe now prepared to sell the best
FLOUR
in tbe market at reasonable rates.
Highest caxh price paid for wheat.
ALBANY
Insurance Agency
-M. SENDERS, Mgr.
Justices and Constable.
The official vote show the following
j is ike a nd constable elected :
District No. 1 West Albany. Or ean.
TaneenU. Justice, J C Powell; Consta
ble, Siml II Brraa.
DistiK No. 2( Albany. East Albany,
Price, Syracuse) Justice, C E Uawkine;
Constable, F T Bloont.
District No. 4 tShedd and Center),
J ostice, u J Shedd; Constable, F G
Power.
District So- 5(H!sen), Justice, W J
Stewart; Consuble. E M JeweiL
District No. 6 (Harrisburg), Justice, J
E Cart wright; Constable, T J Stephens.
I "istriot So. 7 Brownsvitlet- Jasics
-. " 111 0-11 rer toe aodnaw Hill tl Uhance ; Uonstate. t W Cole.
Hnv and se',s sb3t. oats and wool at
all point in the WilUtuett Valley and is
the leading inesrsinse igt.t cf Albany.
I a placirif vrwr inaaranc? thre aretw
thing to be e:-iered;
1st. Get a go.! impan,r.
2t-d Pi mit icsoracce with an
agent wto tt- rnkb y Brjertaiids bta hus-
inea and kuibf to write a prJicy.
giving on its foil bec-t, havinig had 8
years of e ren er :n a g-i-raj ca.e and
tCe adjtbting 4 ksev. t an gcarsGtee
yo 1 have the rfjoiren ewt. ery
Rpectluliy lours.
a.StJULK.
nojrl injured -- Toleio La.trr
L uve rtcnraua parties parsed throotrti
AlLasr fOm Coi vsihs to Sleni to the
ate college field day tbi morning Tbe
hlmore bad Uw O A C. tu tests
o!lere band and the Kosur a misrellanion-
rowd i.h the Ladies Band They were
joined by a number 'rota Albany.
rite Rustier. Cart L-eaad Flcvd Ramn.
bs.Uery.defMted the Prnnvwioklefs. Barne
and Kacert, battery. 18 to 13. on the
Markleaaao ground. This i the BosUeri
second virtory oter tbe Pennvwinkiem
Toe Katiray iney were offered tbet
dinner, but haven't teen it jet.
The county tklet etertej in Uncoln
u'tyi:Br Janes. tWk. dem: G A
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inujs. n.er;a. po?: t A tioodain. com
inisMot-er, r?f ; A Lllyde. treasurer, rep:
K Lota. as-Mr. dern: S G Lvin. scbiol
Mitjenatendent, rep; k, M IVmck. rarreT-
PTS ' w Cakou'k. cosooer. rep. To
ledo has been seized CJUa- seat, by 111
mjj n y.
Datrict No. 10 (Sweet Home and Foe- . ; p V3 D" locf!u ae" ft
ter) Justice, a H Yost; Constable, Wm linrrintomee. wwve yT1 "
Howell. l-fo general txarssmiiDinv in a urn c
manner, t nce to sttt tne umef.flipr
cent dtrcour.t for cwb.
C-rti-taijie. T Abrams.
District No. 12 (San'iam and Franklin
Bane.) Justice. J M Flauieher: ConsU-
' ble, W W Sanders.
iihtt.' i'leinct .o. jo ti-cjo, jnetoarn ana
unite,-, , , . .11.
eue4icv, sjeiini; vouetaute,
J W Peterson.
LHetrict So. 14 Fox Va'lev), Jastke,
H J Brane: Coniabh?. C F Swank.
District No. 141, (Rock Creek 1, Justice,
I Kelchum; Consiat4e, W B Robertsoffi.
f f- aTrdMsrfc!tisa.dsafa.
1
Settles CoiasToOnx:c. That the
effort -t the Pacific Northwest immi-1
gratioo board are beginning to bear fruit
i imply evidenced by the following dis-
patcft recered at tbe office ot the board
yesterday, from D. R. McGinnis. secre
tary of the Northweat Immtsratton As
sociation, at Su Paul, Mina.Fifteen
settler for Oregon Tin Northern Pacific
last night ; nve more leave this morn
ing. Letters received from Mr. Mc-
irinnis and from agents ia Ohio and In
diana, wno are working in the intere-ts
ft m mi. m linn t . . I 1 . ..n ...IimI. . . .
there is going to be at a verv earlv ffate a
Urge movement of farmers to this see-
I uon. Tbe M. 1'anl Ihspatcb. ot recent
dale, ha$ quite an article on the advant
age to tanners ot celtitng in tbe antic
Northwet.and aluge:her the work of the
immigration board fives promise at
present ot the addition of many hun-
loon amancsstwrtv hthtq.-.,
wvtM jecori-teMajle-- Ms a
(sncs.issa Wsucsrtoa. 1
-jtnt Bjdn. ctw a tr i -- r -
i W e ad-r-c J t M"' "",i
Oar fas not. ore :-' e . VS
.a tie I 5 ii
Oss fas not ore r
o ot
teat to. A
"I hat Santiarn Vote.
Tlier i some talk abont some irregu
larity in the ballot in Santiain precinL
Mr. Hardin, the postmaster and mer
chant of Lacor.b. waa nomina ed tw
justice of the peace on the republican
ticket, and was also appointed one of the I dred of sturdy, worthy citirens to the
iu(,o vi nniKHi, rur eutue ui i- l population oi mis eta-e in uie very
tore tne eiecuon tne i cpunsts ot me i ulure. Uregoman
neignnornoou irgea uim to resign as a
candidate or as a judge of election, tell
ing hnu that the ballot won Id be illegal, I H,ri-e Kiixcd. A horse belongir.sr to
but he instated on retaining holh posi-1 George Cochran, of Tangent, mas killed
tions until the morning of election, when I iD a peculiar av this f reeoon. The
a nnmner oi reioents ol that section.
heade-l by J K. C hariton. sncceeded in
gelling him to resign as a candidate for
itistHx, and Ins name was scratched on
the ticket. Now it said that a number
of lb ballots were rnnlilated by the bot
ton part containing the preciact officer
taring torn off.Wndome are of the opin
ion that thee ballots wiil be thrown out.
It this is done it will nut in the tepubli-
can candidate for clerk and commts-
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R-IPANS
Tae modem stand
ard Family Medi
cine : Cures the
common every-day
ills of humanity.
team was near the Red Crown MUia 1
as the steamers passed down stream, one
of the horse being . tied. The Klmore
was putjir ir ii a live manner, the btnd
playing and the crowd on board makittg
a lug noie. all of which frightened the
team and they jumped back so violently
that the neck of the hone tied was brok
en and it fell over dead.
Situ I'ayden'e miiori'v for prowtuling
attorney is nearly 2-'H)J.
G W. Drunkard, of Brwnvi'le. has
ma'e an. awiignment lor fhe benefit of
rteV.itora. Liabilities over t'.OOU. arseU
1756.
Next Monday I. W. Roberts, tbe dray
men, win hi re tr with a bran new outi-t.
sioner. Thia would be a great injustice
and we do not believe it will be done.
The official count wiil be made bxiav
Advance.
The Greatest of Shows.
eubusb precinct, where their claims are I prepared to eerre tbe pe-ple promptly and
tveated. Among tne potnta visura iv i " -j.
1
these gentleine:i was the Quartsville
mining Listrict and they report that
things are in fine condition there and the
mining dist'ict presents a bnay and an-
imated scene. About sixty-live men are
now at work at the Lattler mine and
more will be added soon.
BABIES WITH SKINS ON FIRE
from Itehlng and tmrntns sesemaa sad other
skla and scalp tortures. If oris but parent real.
. t r m. , ,, i iss now mess uiue ones suoer. To know thai
A Bio Ohdkb. The Albany Creamery a warm bath win. orvimis. .n .w,?i
has had two marriages recently and the) application of coricinu (oiotmeni). the great
effect seems to be surtl.ng. XMy.JSJg
an order was received from Seattle for to s spaed y enrTand not to os uVem wituSi, a
jz,utm pounas oi outier, wiin twenty
days in which to fill it. One order al
ways means another, for the butter tin
veraiilly gives satisfaction.
Working fob thb State, There ia
considerable dissalfsfaution regarding
the managemenr. of the new sewer now
being constructed i n uenter street by
the suite. Forty-four men, consisting of
the pick and-shovel gang, have lieen laid
off for an indefinite time simply because
their work has progressed at such a rate
that tho four bricklayers on the tunnel
cannot keep tip.
llow 8 this:
Why isn't the latter force increased to
a dozen pr more and then prosecute the
job as it should be?
At the present rate the big sewer will
not I o completed before seven month.
''Twelve masons could cover the tunnel
work in two months," say the four now
employed. Salem Statesman. .
A Goli.'EN Occasion. Oregon's "golden
anniversary will be celebrated in the ex-
I pomtion building In Portland on June 10,
Tnis will also be the 24th annual pioneer
reunion. Hon. Geo. II. William will
jtieliver the address and Mrs. Ella Hig-
mpaon tho poem, in 1040 by treaty
I with England- Oregon became a part of
the II. S. for certain, and hence the oc
casion is one deserving of special atten
tion. The pioneer of 1840 will be tho
heroes of the occasion.
to a speedy cure, and not to nss then
moment's delay is to fall la oar duty.
old Unaarhsat th world. Pries, OrnnrBA. SV ,
su-,ts.t HssotvsKe.su. t l Porraa haws
aavCntH. Cosr..Snls Praes . aostoa.
J" lie is Cars skis Twtand iisMetSBMOea frss.
reoole like tender i.eat. nicely cut.
Henry Brodcrt keeps a full line of meats,
from the best stock to be obtained com
mended by nil of his customers
Baf a Ball. Sundav, Jrne 7th, 2:80.
at Goltra Park. Aloany vs Independence.
Don't forgot the dale. Following are the
players of the Albany club, ruder, c;
Thompson, p; Cuvaiar, 1st b; Jones 2d
o; lonoway, sra o; neaartcc, ;
Goins, If; Dowel!, et; Wood, rl;
Zeyes, sub. This i the opening game,
and the boy will put np good bail.
J.1M. RALSTON
BROKE!.
Mastoa Block, Albany, Or
Money to loan on fairo texcrity. a's
smill loara ntadecn rersot ! iccotity.
l ity.tcnnty and exbool aarracts bought.
Collections made oo favorable terms.
Firs. insnraiK-o wrilteu in ibree oi tbe
largest companies in tbe world, at lowest
rates.
Maey Albany peon; wih n-uret Ibe de
feat lit Hon Geo. E. l-nam'riain for cir
cuit jiide at Portland by aliout 600 plu
rality.
Each judge and clerk of election receiye
$3 a day of about 8 hours and mileage for
ttv jutlgn taking the box to the county
seat a total coet in the county cf nearly
I,000.
S. L. Moore'iieaJ, who received $10 a day
for 24 day for woik on the journal of the
lust legislature was defeated tor r elation,
receiving the lowest vote on tbe republican
ticket in Lane county.
Gen Sigiin ha so far improved, that on
Surd y lie wa ked a few steps.. It was
the hrst ume be bad boen on his feet for
five months, a-iil it is hoped that be wiil
in n ova rapidly from now on. The O. A
K boys visited him on Decoration lay
anl a th"rt cha with the comrad was
much i n joyed. Coo Bay News.
The junior orations for conimencen.ent
at tbe co lege wilt be -as f. llnws: Mamie
Allen, Simon feaya thumbs Up; ' ttl.el
KedtiuUI, "Life . Series of Opportunities;"
ine Uridgeford, "Music; .Edgar
Stewart, "Pbik-pntria:'' Joseph aternburg.
international wreeti a Menac u uur
Coontiy;" Gale Hill, "lhe Effect of Hard
Times in the T entieth Century . "
The Scio public schools will close to
night with an attractive program 1 he
participants will be Flora E Myer. Maggie
McDonald, Myrtie B Myers, Dora L Myers,
Grace Gill. Homer Bilyeu. Stelia J Craw
ford, Maud K, Myers, Cora Alexander,
Claud MclCuigbt and Ernest Cole. Hon
A. J Johnson wiil deliver the address and
U L. Soutlier'and will confer the diplo
The old adage: "Nothing succeeds'
ike neces."ntly applies to the famori
Bond Brothers' World's Best Shows, wlm h
will exhibit, at Albany on Monday, June
nth. luese eveiv where popular exhibi
tions, now in the fortieth year ot artistic
ana financial success, win make ttie ap
pearance as above; bringing. unqTftw-
ttonau'y, by tar ine best tented Shows on
the American Continent The Press and
ubllc of the East endorse it unstinting-
y, and invito return visit. It great
troupe ot "educated Horses enact their
part untrammelled by harness or trap-
imigs, obeying by command, neither whip
ortorce being used; a revelation In
equine intelligence and sagacitv. The
greatest aud most modern feat bv three
C ireuses amt,llippCKtrouie troupes. Huge
double Menagerie of rare wild animals.
Many Ethnological feature of unusual
merit. It is vouched for as being ai ex- F - a v - "
hibition nnprecedentetl for rate excel-1 I TlMnncrSS VUI 1 lCb
A 'CrjCnl f 1 TV rvaaanr. Ss.
f .riswuusi i
OlLODDROlSl
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Boenarre.lt wsfail loearw If yoatu
eary, loUida Botwah, a;d aoU I
aaiav M aeons 1'mtehe in raoalh.
oadaryorTee. X
uary ttLAMIU rOlSON !ersaeet:
areo m I loj as ra. j a can i.mioj
!Ke forsaass prsw wosier saae it raa
ly if yxsa prefer toOLaa her we wiileca.
trettoperallrcdxareefeiHeibl'Aa!Kl 1
ir vs ran toevns. yo tsara a sr-
nave acnes east
PLtas.XaoQSIwcAeirtaoia.rw . mwi,
laiplea. A'orMr Colorod Spot. I leer oa
any aertcJuilxy.-Hslea FyebrowsfaUiiie;
vr cwaematewtocsre. We edict U nwt obect
Bate case and clalnrs thai world for S
csMtrseaasetenre. This dt as ha alsTga
barbed theskillot theruotesuineut pbysi-.
etan. SOO,eOO capital beftind ocr nncrn.
ttonai raaranty. Abauiate'rmMvfsserTtsealee
Address K i KKM:V CO.,
lence in the annuals of amusement.
Tub Rkvival. The gospel meetings at
the opera house are in progress with
guod result. Several perrons have
united with the church and others will
so.tn take their stand on the side of truth
and tbe right. Evangelist Ghormley will
take for lua theme tonight f.xeriment'
!ut Iteligion." Tomorrow at 11 a, m
"Savetl by Grace" aud tomorrow even'
ing "The Church of the 20th Centurv
Tomorrow evening may be tbe closing
service. Prof, and Mrs. Webb will ren
der special music at each service.
l'xci'LiAR Back. A hot bicycle race
fMm Ashland to Med ford took place
Monday evening. J.J. Mehan, We;
ern "Union telegraph lineman,
with bis railroad velocipede on
the railroad track, was to defeat a.string
of bicyclists. Mehan on his velocipede
and Bert Spencer and D L. Rice on the
county road left Ashland at 6:57 p.m.
Spencer made Medford at 7 :47.W and
Mehan reached it 4 a minute later. The
second install ment of cyclist Frack
Johnson. C E. Donnelly, and Kefser
i making it at 8:02'. The distance to
' Mrdford is 13 mile, Record.
Dr. Prtc'a cream iklns Powder
awaissd Gold PsHarlar Fair, nan Fraasawiy
Fr Pure Drugs Dawson's.
With a better understanding ol tne
transient nature of tbe many phya-
cal ills, which vanish before prper-
ortsgenUe efforts plea-sani ettorts
.-i.rV.tlw dire..jd. There is comfort in
the knowledge, that so many itarms ot
sickness are not due to any actual uiw
jaae, but simplv to a eon.stipatetcouui
.ion ot the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt
ly removes- That is why it is the only
rvtmedv with millionaof families and is
everywhere estet-metl - highly by all
. . 1 1 l.K 11. ln.hi.ml
wno vaiuu Ka ,.-. ,,,. .. ... ... .
ffeots are ue to tho fact, that it is the
ne remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness witlitut debilitating the
prtrans on which it acts. It ia therefore
all important. In order to get its ene-
feial elfecta, to note wlicn yon pur
chase, that you have the genuine arti
cle which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fte Svrop Co. only and sold by
all reputable dt ugfrista.
If in tho en-ovmeut of good health,
Md the sv.-etem. bt refmlar. laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. It
afflicted with ttnv nctnal disease, one
may l eommcntUHl to the moct skillful
physicians, but if in n-cd oi a laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
well-informed everywhere. Syrup of
ot.n hiirheKt and U most largely
j used and gives mc.inerulMtisfisCtin
RHIP.SfRIEfaSir.3mS
tl to use the rXl"
lacatastars nreeder.
Make Moer wbue
others are wasting
time by olJ processes.
Catalog; tells all about
rt.and describes every
article neeced tor
poalfaj buiues
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