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BICYCLE.
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PATEST9 i Feb- 54 1831
The "Maywood" Is tbe aJrongwf at tim.-v'trt tfe-,5ff -Ter nsir. Atfe'cl tor m;l Jti--r 4?
toadm and riders, lfade of material that is o'rt j.-trc :;Vf ta cjgiri-tic-
easily taken apart aad put together; his lew jrar:s: i?cf !! rsrreK:.!ruittoa !tet taxis'
will bold totber even in aa acci'fent: no boliuw tT!.'i;!e to us;. m every cosititt; a tvtu
that cannot be broken; so simple that its aojastirir j srvs rt -. 3rtU: oi o-
W crank in place of a dozen paru; always readT toeire reis.;j !. Mngii'tt'irT'innt.
FKAMJi Improved double diamond. ;ojiraot-l i"? thr- o; 'ciiBn.'-
rolled steel rods itonehest and strr.Dsest metal im it Ttii-jis t .-t.)-: k;xi!M vo?: a
aluminum bronze fittinirs in snch a maancr thr.; it is i-.n o r:; -i cr ai j- !rx
loose: marrel of norelty, simplicity and fiurxi.iriT; ir -:rc. v i : rr :- i:-,b of -'; i ; .
In bicycle mechanism known, tobuil i a irimc witu.-u:- : .r ' i . . . :c r a" iec-w
that trameseontinoally break and iractjre u brazr-i Jf:-:!. ! -v , ;"e". Lr- r-Mrf -tf
in cannot be repaired. WiiEKiJi i-inch: warrant- a -vt-oc v" 1 --. riii
and braes nipples. HUBS Large barrel poll ens. T;;i-;- . " .? '-.; oe't'er
aan c Wrieht Quick Bepair. or aome otarr rt :) vr"i-; ti 'VjViiVr !;-.
bearines toerery part, inclndrns wheels cncl! aii.-. .c?rin fc a;: "j'l. ?. 'f'f ."!
CONES Beet quality tool stee. careirJiy tesspii-ixl and iur--ej( ;'. v -rt-tf
nardened centers, rear adjustment. CRANKS irj or;--rj?T 4 rrk -'-
tected by patents:no cotter pins. KEACH Shortest. li.-n- s: l..:.jit "a, -... -l"f:
64orT2. FftOXT FORK Inuestrncti'ule; fork crowa inaaefroiatma--js.Tn.-i 9-ivi ::AM: 1:
BAB Rerersible and adinstaMe: erjsilr Adiamtd to mKi-um - 1 . - -
uuucuuoniemL. oawki xr. a; ! trlfnam. or
Rat-trap or robber; fall ball bearing. flSKII
nickel plated, each Bicycle eomniete witn totl
cording to tires, pedals, saddles, etc 27 10 3'
$40 is oar Special Wholesale PrSce. Sever b--:fcre sold
for less. To quickly introduce the "liijaooa" Tievcie. we
have decided to make a special corra of?-r. ei .-iri? erery
reader of this paper a chance to set a firor-ciass w.'ccl at t!
Jowest price ever offered. On reeeir-t of 1 T..u ' cntwm
we will ship to anyone the above Brvclo. etci-e!T elated,
and guarantee safe delivery. i!ony --fund("l it -.01 as
represented after arrival and exaujinat'or.. 'nt wil ehio
f C O. D. with privilese of examination for tnd roiir-t.a
provided 15.00 is sent with order as a gT-ararte of ocJ faiih.
A written bindins; warranty with en-ua IS.cveie. This is a
chance of a lifetime and yoj cannot aCord :n let th por -sunUy
paas. Address all orders to
CASH BUYERS' VSiCS.
SB3 Wast Vaa Bun Street. Bx --oy, CHICAGO. ILL
Albanv Bed Crown Milling Co.
We have leased the Red Crown
Mills for another year, and we are
now prepared to receive wheat on
storage , and to buy the same
. Sacis till lie MM
And Feed constantly on band and for sale. Parties having wheat to tell or
tore ; we will try and make it to their advantage to call and eee us. Floor will be
xchanged for wheat on the same terms as heretofore.
W. L.YauT, Fd. Goins,
, " H. I. Area an S. I. Yew-
Notincoipuated.
Efl G LI SH and
COLLEGES
PORTLAND .
FlXL ENGLISH C' !''"".
FRENCH t.S: Gi.
BL'SISfcSJ. BRANCHES.
BOOXKEEP1N j, SHORTHAND, TELEGKAPHY.
OABDlliG HEFAKTAEHT" LAMES
JilSaa
select the Waverly because thev have learned to know the dif-
FrftPtf PtlfPri ierence between a wheel that is actually high grade and one that J
CAptiiuittu jaeimpiy claimed to be. Some others maybe eood but the I
riiuriia vmenj n iuc uiiiot
$85 00, Belle 2 and 28
MACK BY
NTDIANA BICYCLE UO.
HDIASAPOU8, IND -
JHE BOYD GRAVE VAULT:
40,000 Human Bodies Mtrtiltted every yssr ea Oissssfiag Tables la Msdiosl Collsaes
lath Darted States-
Protect ths dead. Thousands
of craves robbed annually. No
grave, regar'ees ot location, is
safe from tue ravages of the ba
nian ghoul. Tue Bora Gaava
Vault affords positive and alwo
lute security against the Grave
Bobber, and protect both casket
aud body from dampness, mold
and decay, and front burrowing1
animals and vermin.
4-5 For Sate by Albany Furniture CO
THAT THE
FAC-SIMILE
SIGNATURE
OF
IS ON THE
WRAPPER
C? EVERT
BOTTTiE OP
Cistcria is wrt nn In cae-cbs battles only. Ik
;U act soli ia balk. Doal allow sayans to nil
MK3 itS " "J0 Bd" answer every par-
Ssoee." thai Tm rot C-A-S-T-ft-KJ-A.
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THIS S75.00 COM
PLETS BICYCLE
WITH COUPOrs-
Jan.ei,
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: otii'-or !fr-ni . i-i-i
aamp!-?d in l.lscv. wi.L
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Equipped
Factory in
G? filga l?&Ce the World
ui u nii griue. BcorcDer (3 heights)
inch $75.00 and $85.00.
A.J. Hodges,,4
gent
Is Absolutely Air-tight sad
Wsterproof.
Made wholly of Bessemer steel
and malleable iron, and is prac
tically indestructible etiouldb
need in every interment. Over
1.1,000 in actual dm. For sals by
all undertakers, Manufd by
Tba Champloi Chemical Co.,
Springfield, Ohio.
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THURST3A.y
BIG DAMAGE SUIT.
Chas. J. Bishop, the you -g man who
was injured by an exp'osion at the San
tiam mines on February 14, 1896, has
sued the LawW Gold Mining Company,
Limited, for $10,500 damages. Accord
ing to the complaint the plaintiff was
working in tunnel No. 3 at $2.75 a day.
On Feb. 14 the plaintiff fired three blast?,
and the next morning supDoain? thev
had all gone off, wab at work around the
places with his pick ax when some of
the powder, which had not been emlod.
ed on account of ita dangerous and un
safe ciaracter, was exploded bv the
Dick ax in the hands of Bishon. who v
struck by flying fragments, (lis right
eye was blown out and destroyed per
manently and he was badly burned.
bruised and cut in and around his face
and head, affecting his hearing perma
nently. The plaintiff was obiigetf to re
lenquish work and go to a hospital in
Fortland for treatment where he was
confined five months, incurring expenses
suiuuuunit to
lhe plMinuff s attorneys are Cox
Cotton, Teal Aldinor, of Poiiland.
iuniime r.rii aamage suit against
the company, and the result wi'.l be
watched with great interest.
Wiix Start Up. The S iem Woolen
Mill are to be started soon, recent orders
having justified the same. In the fol
owirg will be found a sample of the pre
varications of some papers, bv order of
Mark Hanna, for political effect: The
reason for the sudden determination of
the management to start the mill at this
time is lhe fart that T. B. Kay during
his recent trip to California, was much
encouraged by the number of orders he
received from merchants aud clothitg
manufacturers. The business men oi
that and other states realise that repub
lican success at the polls in November
nas oecome an assured tact, and are anx
ious to push their business enterprises :
therefore they readily gave orders for
gooa 8 to the balem lactory. Mr. Kay
reports lhat this. only, is responsible for
uie activity displayed by the company in
starting the mills now.
Pri.vtinq the Ballots. Count t C.erk
Montague today opened the bids for
printing the ballots, 38,400 for the Nov
ember election. They were as follows:
Glass & Prudhomme, $54.00: II Y Kirk-
patrick. of Lebanon, $43 00; Silver Im
print. $29.00; CY Watts, $32.64; Smi
Uy the printer, of Albany, $to.60; Cav-
enrter & Brown, of Brownsville, $36.03.
lhe contract was let to the Silver lm
print, the lowest bidder. The contract
cl!s for 19,200 colored and 19,200 white
billot s.
Miss Zula Wkn went to Salem yester
day to accapt a position as clerk in the
W. F. office.
Messrs. Calender and Brown and
their families, ot the Brownsville Times,
were doing Albany today.
Mrs. M. Fennel!, proprietress of the
Gxk Hotel, who so badly wrenched her
right limb about four weeks since is able
to be about, and can move about wii.b
the assistance of a crutch and a cane.
Salem Journal.
A farewell reception was tendered
Rev. J. T. Abbett and family last nigiit
at the church previous to their departure
this week for their new home in Eugene.
They will take with them the beet
wishes ol our citizens. Eugene is to be
congratulated upon securing the service
of so eificient a minister.
A FABZWELI. KCCKPTIOX.
The farewell reception tendered Rev.
J. A. Cieland last night at the college
previous to his departure for Montreal,
where he will complete bis theological
studies, was one of more than ordinary
interest. The college rooms were eleg
antly decorated for the occasion and
large company of members, attendants
and college students were i-rewut to par
ticipate in the pleasures of the evening.
A program was rendered of much merit,
Miss Alderson was beard in a piano solo,
skillfully played, Mrs. E. W. Langdon
tang "Winkin' and B.inkin', (Dutch Ln'
laby) at her beet. President Lee delir
ered the farewell address and presented
Rev. Cieland with a tribute ol respect,
emphatic in its character, for in it was
embodied, besides expression? of love and
esteem, a unanimous call to the pastor
ate of the church upon tbecompletion of
Rev. Cieland 's studies in Montreal. Mice
Vida Mas ton followed on behalf of the
Juniors bv presenting Rev. Cieland wuh
a beautiful volume of Jas. Whitcomb
Riley's poems, when the recipient re
sponded to both in a happy manner with
much leel ng. Rev. Ril'ey Little was
called upon and spoke in fit words to the
occasion. Prof. Lee was heard in a vocal
solo, "Lead Us Oh Father," and the pro
gram closed with the selection "Parting
and Meeting," by the choir A delicious
repast was served in an artistic manner
in the society room and sociability was
of a warm character. During the even
ing .lira, isieiana, mother ot Kev Ice
land, was remembered with a f i ait dish
overflowing with choice fruits. Nicely
managed, auspicious in its character the
occasion was one that will be temem-
berec.
The Immigration rooms have been closed.
The Altona and Romona have resumed
their trips between Salem and Bomona.
A meeting of ths Bryan clnb will be held
at tbe court home on Saturday evening at
8 o-clock.
Dave Campbell bas been retired as chief
engineer o lhe Portland fire depart ment.
and r. ueuost appointed in bis place.
W. M. and J. II. Sullivan lave tVn
np the Warrior mining claim, and Wm.
Sullivan and W. T. Clark the Banner, in
tbe Santiam d'strict.
on Ben Batterwortb, an Ohio congress
man sent out to Oresron for thucampaiirn.
will speak at Albany on October 14 He is
prominent in political circles.
Constable Fred Blount re'nrned to Kl
hany last evening from near Sodaville with
rranK Kobison, charged with burning
barn belonging to Mrs Hamilton.
TTT , I 1 . n
warren uuoen. aiormer aiem vounir
man is sketching for a Denver, Colorado
piper. Like Davenport, hi pencil is do-
ine some live work far Bryan. Gilbert is
said to oe remarkably good.
Squire Farrar went to Harrislmrir to look
after hop business. He sayslii demand
is more active. Choice lets bring 6 cents
and i'A has been offered . The outlook is
more favorable Salem Journal.
Tbe Democrat bas tbe privilege of sam
pling several peaches from the trnit ear
dens of Mr. Chas. Rideout, near San Jose,
taken from a box sent bis mother of this
city. Tb'-y are immense fellows aliout 10
wenes in circumierence ana oi one navor.
Young Robison is this samebov who was
tried a year or over ago on the charge of
dealing a horse belonging to a relative
He is related t Mrs. Hamilton who had
him arrested for burning her b rn.
examination will take place tomorrow
The
be-
tore justice uawkins.
Tbe Presbytery of Oregon of the U. P.
Church was in session this afternoon to
accept tbe resignation of Rev. Little as
pastor of the U. P. Church. A unanimous
invitation has been extenCed Rev. O. V.
Wmhart, now in Allegheny Sennn'ry to
accept the pastorate upon the termination
oc uis studies
Jennie Melcher et al, authors of the plot
agatnxt the Maples, were held under 300i
bonds. Tbe case bas caused a great deal of
talk, 'lhe Tribune says: The defense
will a'tempt to establish tbe fact that M s.
Melcher was the mother of the child al
leged to have belonged to her daughter. It
l staled that an effort will be made to
hive Chief Minto before lodge Snattuck
for arresting the parties in the court bmnw,
in contempt of the Judge's order. It is
also intimated that s.tionswill be com
mented against the chief for damages for
false imprison ment. The case promises to
be sensational and lively from now on.
Pr. Price's Cream timing Powdnf
Awtided Cold tirtA Ktatsr Fair. Saa Fraaasev
The Question ot the Hour.
EniToa Temockat:
Before the free silver question we see
all other questions, sink into insignili
cance. Each party has its one only
method for mitigating hard times.
There is another remedy that all par
ties might combine on, and then which
ever ciui.e into power many ills would
be doctored.
As long as the entire result of the peo
ple's labor, for one day in nine, go to
support the biggest monopoly of the
laud, the cry of labor against the mo
nopoly of capital is vain.
As long as fifty million more dollars
are spent for liquor than for the entire
governmental expenses of the country,
the cry against their extravagances are
in vain.
As long as six hundred million dollars
can go to the saloon each year, "times"
are not o "hard" but that people make
them harder yet by their own (oily.
The circulating medium needs replen
ishing, indeed, fas hard times tie it up)
while as much as its entire volume tins
to pay the drink and tohacco bill of the
United States. L.
Obituary y
On Monday evening Sep. 2Sth, the
death of Mrs. Mary Jane Cox took place
at the residence of her daughter Mr.
Knox, of this city. Mrs Cox had lived
to the advanced age of S2 years. She
was born in county Antum, Ireland, and
sometime after her niama.e sh came
to the United States where she reared 4
sons and 5 daughters. Twenty two
years ago, after the death of her hus
band she came to On-gon with her fam
ily, and hai lived with her son at Knox
Butt. Ftr several year her hea'th has
been failing, but the'iilnea which prov
ed fatal did not present ilwlf until about
two werks ago. She displayed the spir
it of the true rhrisuin in iter Hie, and
as the end approached her childlike
faith, her patience, her gent:e resigna
tion to God's wiil, were lovely to U-hoid.
Besides Mrs. Knox of Albany, other
daughters are Mrs. Campbell of Port
land, Kan eide matron of the Pahie's
Home, Mrs. Knox of Portland, and Mrs.
A hiteside of Chicago.
The funeral took place on Wedcejxlay
morning from the reidenc ol Mrs.
Knox. Rev. Mr. Abbett an Mr. Cieland
officiating at the service.
Upwarp Wheat is gradually amend
ing in price, a fact tha will I e" pleasing
to everybody. It is now 51 o-ms Uii
an upward tendency. The Examiner
says: The primary cau.e of 'be advance
in prices is thenar scare in England
over the situation in Turkey. England
needs wheat and is forced 10 buy it in
America. The wheat crop on lhe conti
nent is small. In 11 us la, in the Dan
ube countries, in the Argentine and in
India the crop Uiia year does not by any
means meet expectations lu the ware
houses at Liverpool and London the
stock of wheat has been smaller in the
last six mouths than it has been tn
many years. The supply has been little
more thin enoush to satisfy the de
mand. The prospect of war has increas
ed this dernund to n very Urge decree
aud England as already indicated, must
come to America. This condition of af
fairs baa greatly strengthened prices. It
is expected that prices will be main
tained as long as ths Ecg!:h market re
mains firm.
McCokxeu. Istrtrreo George F. Mc-
Connell, the defaulting treasurer and
keeper ol records and seal of the Oregon
t - . i r . . . . . I . I . . s . .
ivniga aw i viiiiae, was miiitie'i ujay
on three charge ol lorgery ot inSorx.
ment o bills of exchange. The 5rt i
the forgery of a biil of txchanre for $33
on the First National bask of Crvallist
July 14, lo. The name of 1-M. Sar
gent was forge i. tight tilaiM at-
peared before the grand jury. The tec
ond is a bill of exchange on the First
National bank of Hillsboro for $Vt, with
the name of K. M. Sargent forged on the
f'-k. The third is for $4 on the Eu
gene Loan and havings bank, iued on
the Lonlonand San Francisco bank of
Portland. Tele-Tain.
Tn Scio CreamcT. When the Scio
creamery started it was remarked in this
city lhat a creamery could not 1 run on
the plan props sed. the result, the
Democbat regrets to know verifies the
statement, lhe press gives the situa
lion: The proprietor of our creamety.
Mr. E. It. Catlerlin has gradoaUy UlVti
hehind with those who have evn furn
ifhing the milk and a meeting of the
patrons wss calied last week to adjust
matters. Mr. Catlerlin asked for a few
davs time in which to raise money to
meet tbe deficiency, which was granted.
Mr. J. A. Biiveu being placed tn charge
of tbe plant temporarily. Mr. Catlerlin
ishopelul that he wil be a hie to make
collections and arrangements wh-rebv
he can continue in charge- f the p'ant,
and we eiacerely hope he may succi-ed.
New Obciiestha A new orchestra has
been organized in this city which pro
poses to be prepared to furnish firt cias
muic lor concerts, receptions, parties,
halls, etc New and up to da!e music
will be played, and there will be no ex
cuse lor sending away (rota Albany lor
music. Following are the members:
Henry Backensto 1st violin and conduct
or; Mrs. rord viola, ueo. Washburn
clarionetle, Jas. Coon cornet, Bert
Westbri-ok tromtone, Vrank Wood hoes,
M Gray drums.
TowAfcns Portland, The completion
of the raitr-iad to New Astoria and Flavel
will tie celebrated by the Astoria & Co'
umbia River railroad officials tomorrow
by an excursion over the line if the road.
A number of the most prominent citizens
of Astoria have lxn invited to partici
pate, and a number from l'ort'and are
also expected t6 be present. News.
Ax Epitob Cased A cane was broken
over toe head of C. H. Kislx-r, editor of
the Roeeburg Review, by Burt). Brock-
way, who wasthesuhjectol a jokein that
journal the other day. The latter was
held under $-VX) bonds for assault, and
will probably be fined. Brock wav claims
to be considerable of a joker himself,nd
the general impression is that he made a
holvshowof himself in attacking Mr.
Fisher, who was not expecting such a
turn in aQaira. Times.
SBoncTio.s Cabb. Mr Arnold Sum
mer of this county, has brought suit in
the Circuit Court for Marion county,
against Amos Strong, the well-known
restaurant and mining man, for $000
damages. He accuses the defendant with
seducing his daughter Anna C Sommer,
aged 20 years on February 22, 1&'J5, and
who on Jan. 19, 181)0, gave birth to a
child. Hns. W. If. Bi.yen and H. C.
Watson are the attorneys. The case is
one that will excite general attention on
account of'the prominence of the defend
ant. Licenses have Wn issued for the mar
riage of W. A. Gilkey and Elizabeth!
Sommerr, Emmet E. (Joon and Winnie
G. Thompson, and Joncoli Buhl and
Minnie F. Gilson,
The Fairmont Bryan club will moot next
Siturduy evening a' the school boiiie across
the river, when Judge W. S, McFadden
will address tne meeting Mr. Eugene
Palmer is president of the club.
There will be a corn soc'ml at the W C
T U hall next V ednes-doy evening, Oct 7,
to which all ate cordmliv incited. An in
teresting p'Ogram is being prepared. On
next Tuei day afternoon at the VV C T U
hall a special meeting will be held. We
ixust all the nienibers will be present.
Mas W A Smh k.
Pies Supt pro tern,
Florida will hold an election on Tues
day and Georgia on Wednesday.
Dr. Price' Cream Baking Powder
World's Fair llixasst Medal and Olpla
OUR PRICES
are Bargains...
Compare tlierr, aJitl. others
insls harness"' I 5 f 0
Team harness 18 00
Two eweat pads 65
3 baggy whips 25
Other goods in same pro
portion. CALL HUD SEE US
l'OWER TO.HLINSOX.
A PREVARICATION.
One J. N. Da via after speaking at Leb
anon leturned to Portland and told the
Oregonian lhat he was unable to find
any Bryan iueu there who mere out
spoken and aggressive in the cause of
populism and free silver that night. This
may 1 accounted tor by the fact tint
the paper mills are being run by the
U'Neil Bros, and t'alahsn. who have a
monthly payroll of $1200, ar. l have paid
to the fanners in the la t year more
than $ 10,0i.j for straw, to be made into
paper.
The Express tays: We publUh the
above clipping from the Onyunun to
let the pMpi see a sample ol the pre
tentions of the gold bn r-!-s. This
gentleman rauie here aud spoke. That
was ail be did. lie made no cocTerta
ivr McKinSey. His speccii was the
poorest delivered here during this cam
paign, and our republican friends til
admit the fact. The majority or the
voters here are ondnubtediy for Pryan.
U'Xeil Bros, don't run a political "ma
chine at their nail. Thvy are strictly
businra dim. If a p-jll of the mill em
ploye was had. a large ruaj-mty of
tiietn would be for Bryan.
The Advance says: The piper mill
company are for free silver, and. while
they da not in anyway apply the coerc
ive methods adrptd by t!e "liannaites,
ail their employes, wish but one ex
ccptii n. are for tlse people's champion,
V . J. Bryan. The Orejponiaa is certain
ly the most corrcpt and dishonest news
paper now published, and i a disgrace
to honest and reliable journalism.
Newspaper Morality.
ErM Pisiout:
The publisher of a newspaper Las the
legal and moral rijht, willain bounds,
not siectffary to here est out, to publish
as an adiertaseasent anything proffered
and paid for ; but it should appear as an
advertisc-meat and be clearly ds-signat-ed
as nch. cthcrwise the publisher
practice a doc-Tl ion which oeghl nt to
be tolerated. The editor of a n?par
who oat to lhe enemy is as on
tomptible as tie lawyer w ho Ivtravs his
ctienl - Mark H-ci.a aid his fneuds
have urilimiteti means at their command
tor conducting "a cam a of educa
tion" au.ong Uioe reairu a market for
their influence. Wby shoald Ibity not
thus invent their mney? If o.csfal it
means for them thousand for every
hundred invrtnj. The opposition have
no fun ?a to expend. The money bags
are all on the other side, but the people
are aroused as never before and will not
soon forge who their friends were and
ho betrayed them io this campaign.
UBMavtK.
M C Bond la begun a suit for di
vorce against M. O. 1-md.
L. H. McMahan. of Salens, went up to
Tangent this noon to speak tonight.
The family of Mr. Chas. MrRn, the
raiiroad man, was increased on Tueday
by the addition of a girl. All doing weSi.
Mr. Marvin Turner has returned from
Foley Spring, in Lane county, w here lie
reports the tst.esl outing he ever had. It
is glorious place f ir fun.
At the Cumberland Presbyterian par
sonage at 6 o'clock la't evening, Septem
ber 30, Mr. K. J. Will .ughby of
Lint, county, and MUs Anna O. Horenson
ot Lane county were unite! in the bonds
oi noiy wedlocs. We wish this young
couple much joy in the-r new relation,
and a life abundantly tilled with nseful-
ne Eugene Guard.
lhe following graphic account ol a
Bilyeu lKu" wedding is given bv a
correspondent in the Scio Press: On
Tuesday morninif. September 13. at
the Catholic chnrcb in Bilyeu Den Mr.
John Foltx and Miss Ma.g"ie Pepperling
were united in niarriakf. At the time
of lhe ceremony, the Jordan Brass Band
rendered several i i cve of tine music as
a compliment to the happy couple, as
Mr. Foltz is a member of the band. In
tbe evening a tew of the bovs clubbed
together and gave them an old fashion
ed i harivari, in which Prince Goodman
was master of ceremontvs, so our infor
mant who was absent at a hop jsrd.
stau-s. l he evening was spent in sing
ing and social amu'emrnts. during
which time refreshments in the way ol
pie and cake was served together with
plenty ol good water all oi which was
heartiiy enjoyed by thoe present.
A bo a band is beunr oiitanu d in Al
bany with Henry Ba'keaato as instructor
Our little neighbor down the river, Sa-
l"in, is 2 or 3 ceuis behind Albany on the
price of wheat.
Ben Btilterworth will make only three
speeches in Orecon, Ashland, Albany and
t'orti.inu being tue places,
Hon G W Wright, of ibis city and Hon
M A Miller, of Ib.nou, will speak ut l.a-
comb tomorrow evening.
Mr Wright's campaign song at the end
of his article on our editorial pngo is wel
gotten up. ti e best we nuve Kvn. Kmu it
Ilia two l-os Angles boy urtimcnns, tn
Albany laid year, were sgsin in the city
t xliiy discounting munic on their h'rp and
Mule.
At (ho Mitchell ratiGcntinn in Eugene
Julius (foldsmitb told 7",0 Itryiin and Lr0
McKinley badges, says (he Guard. The
crowd was a Bryan one.
The Roscburg Review sajs that wben
Willis Dunniwav stwke in thnt ci'y the
aiitlienen nenrly a'l lelt by the time he hud
flnikhnl. Dunmway's name calling tloeen't
take with the people.
The Oregon Woodman says: The Albany
emocuat in irivin happenings of long
n from the filiii of its paper is uivintr
old Oregonians much valunhle reiiiiiii'cent
reiuiing matter.
Quite a number of oar Wuler'otmns have
gone or are going ent of the moinuins.
Some intend to stop in the vicinity of
Burns, while others will feck their fortune
in the aoigliborhood of lhe Utt Perce res-
irvation. Among the Intter in Fred (ins.
and Mr. K' wtnun s lumily. Cor, Express,
W, D, Wallace and T. N. Stoppenback
accomplished the feif of riding to Albany
on a tandem within 24 hours, tbe distance
ridden being Ii4 3 miles. H. B.Hewitt
Bccnuipunieil them f s fur as Albany and
buck to Hubbard, when troub'e with his
chain on account of rain and mud cotn-
, peileil him to stop for repairs. Oregon -
tan.
Pnwson tho pill autocrat for
! tublets.
Buy from Dawson, he sells cheap.
ALBANY'S PAST.
From April 5 to June 14, 1872.
Wheat dropped to 60 and 65 cents in
April.
The campaign I his spring waiahot
one. The principal democratic speakers
were John Burnett. 8 T Chadwick, Geo
Helm, Col Tal, J VY Nesroith, and Gov
Grover, while Joa G Wilson, Judge,
Heady. R P Boise, A O Gibbs and "Old
Flaxfake" were speaking fortberepub
cans. Croquet was at fever beat.
Mathew Achison and family of Albia,
Iowa, have just arrived in this county
with the design of making it their future
home.
Ed Beach, J fl Evans and Wm Miller
left for Colfax to make their home.
The Dolly Varden craze was in vogue.
The Homoletica of Corvallis defeated
the Athletics of Albany 38 to 19, all boys,
while on the same day the Athletics ol
Corvallis defeated the Quicksteps of Al
bany in the rousing score of 1 10 to 80, all
men. A big supper followed.
The name "Exchange" was first given
to Mr.- Murry's house opposite the St.
Charles.
The Santiam ditch project again being
taken hold off. When this is built mills
and factories will open np as if by magic,
etc.
At the Jane election Linn county went
democratic by an average majority of
about 225. I a the state Jos G U ibton de
feated John Burnett for congress by a
small majority.
The Democbat referred to D P Mason.
druggist of Scio, as one of tbe gorgeorueet
boys tiiai ever mixed powder or turned
a pill.
From June 14, 1872 to Kept. 6, 1872.
Twins is what is the matter of the new
ly elected county clerk, J. H. Uacale
uiao, a boy and a girl.
C 1 Burkhart received $3 a bushel for
150 bushels of Mammoth winter wheat
on an order from Pennsylvania.
Dr E O Smith opened a dental office in
Albany. (The Dr is now opening naces
op the Santiam )
One Salem paper called "Ben I loll i
dav" "lhe railroad bog" and another
"the licentious old reprobate." After
gelling tbe road what did they care.
The name of Horace Greeley for wes
idenl and B Gratx Brown for vice pres
ident appeared at the bead of the Deko-
ckat's edi jorial columns.
The trial ot Stale Treasurer Sam Mav
for embezzlics $14,000 resulted in hu ac
quittal. The DiCKocmar pronounced it
one of tbe most shameful caricature np
co justice that ever disgraced a forum.
Even the jury mid there was no doubt of
his ru.lt.
Aibanr eeUbraled the 4lh with Hon.
C O Curl as orator. The firemen were
the renter of attraction, beaded by the
veteran Joe Webber.
Gold as duoted at lH'-.Wal tendeis
87c buying, fcS.c seiung.
The CbrysUd Palace cirou exhibited
here.
'Our elegant friend and fellow reveller
by tbe sounding sea. W W Martin, of
Salem, who is a worker in silver, tie.
prc-sentesi the ed-tor a llh a silver band
surrounding a cane, etc (Mr Martin is
the same gentleman who melts silver
down at Salem for object lessons )
Wheat.
Wheat continues to aj ranee and to
day is quoted at M cents. Whether
the mar act is a permanent one or on y a
curry is uncertain, but lare are things
to indicate lhat tbe price may remain
firm on account of tbe increased Euro
pean demand for w beat.
Lo FajioTTtrti. Mr. A. Wolverton
was rominc to Albany this afternoon on
a load of straw wben he fell off, meeting
with a serious accident. His right leg
was fractured at the neck of the femur
tone. He was taken to bis borne and
Ir. Wallace was called and attended
him.
Rica CiAiHs. Dr. K. O Smith, the
veteran miner, was in the city today.
tie thinks be hatt struck it rich, makire
some good discoveries in a new field.
Tbe teu't was the riling of two claims
in the name ot Jo Surman adjoining the
i-aaia toue at yaamville.
S-eVX TJ BDA.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Mies Eticaheth Carother. of tbe Leb
anon public schools, is In the city.
John Foshay and Mies A. A. Foshay.
of Albany visited in Eugene over last
night. Eugene Guard.
C. McIIargen and F. Feck, of Albany.
paid Eugene friends a short visit last
evening. Sugene Guard.
W. A. Long, of Lebanon, has bought
the city delivery business of R. J. Gock
rell. of Corvallis.
The McKinley speaking advertised for
me oak ureek school bouse last outfit
did not come off and no club was organ
ized, only a lew pulling in an appear
ance.
Following are the officers of the Junct
ion City Bryan club: W. W. Ogleaby,
president: Houston, vice prest-
ueni: ti. w.nsu, secretary: O. M
McFarland, treasurer.
President Miller, of the O. A. C. is at
tending strictly to business. He bas
siarled for a tour ot a number of Oregon
cities with a stereopticon. The views
to te presented all relate to tbe O. A. C
and it work.
The Junior Endeavor society of the V.
P. church last evening tendered their late
superintendent Miss Ava Baltimore with
a surprise parly, a veiy pleasant affair,
greatly enjoyed by the thirty o forty
Children present.
Rev. E. N. Condit and family have
moved from Los Aneeles. Calif., to fort
land, and are located at 312 Cherry St.
l he vemochat hopes to see Kev. Condit,
who intends to toilow the mtnitty, per
manentiy located in uregon,
Hon. O. T. Porter and N. M. Newport
spoke at Tallman last night. Mr. Ru
pert conveyed them and eight friends to
the scene; the crowd was so heavy they
dished the front wheels, and it was 1:30
before the gold standard men arrived
home.
A recent letter to Prof, George Coote
from J. M. Blosa announces that the ex
president of the O. A, and Mrs. Blosa
are now settled at Muncie, Indiana.
Prof. Bloss has an excellent educational
position, with a talary scarcely less than
that received as president ot the U. A
0. Times.
The Stanford Senior eleven defeat
ed the Frtshmen at loot ball on Wednesf
day, 4 to 0. The Examiner's tele-
I cranhic account contains th follow ing
(''The freshmen were fatally handicapped
by Murphy's inability to play on ac
count of a recent injury. He ia the cap
tain and quarterback ot the freshmen
team aud one ol Its star players. "
Dipn't Takb a Paper. Mr. J. E.
Burch, several years ago a frequent vis
itor in Baker City wben he was traveling
route airent of the Pacific Express Com
pany, now located in Ogden, Utah, in
employ ot the same company, is in
linker City and was a caller at the Dem
ocrat last evening, says that paper. Mr. I
Burch is tbe holder ot $2,C0O in Baker j
county warrants, principal and interest,
which he has just ascertained are among
the $17,000 cf advertised warrants can
celled at the last term of county court
Mr. Burch ia at loss to know what to do
to be reimbursed and feela hta predica
ment keenly and which could have been
averted had he been a aubscriber to the
Democrat. Here ta a moral: Don't
speculate in a town or county without
subscribing for the leading newspaper
of the place of investment.
Highest of all in Leavening rower. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
iDVfefl HI
1A v cy
AC50Z.UTE5.Y
HOME AND ABROAD.
Mrs. f.C. Miller is giving embroidery
lessons at the Revere Hotel.
See tbe elegant line of .Utionary, cheap
at burkhart aad Lee's.
There will be six dollar worth of prizes
given at the new lwling alky.
All kinds of job printing at the Imprint
job office.
For the latest style in j.jb printing call
at the Imprint job office.
Money saved by getting your job print
ing at the Imprint job ofFce.
Best workmen. Ulet styles, cut price,
at the Imprint job office.
Sweet pickle and olive in bulk at C E
Brownei Is.
1535 vote have been registered in Walla
Walla.
Choice peaches fresh ererv day at C E
Brownells.
Loscioas sweet water melons can be
found at C E Brownells.
The College V. M. C A. is holding a
convention in Oregoo City.
A fine line of Cooks Rangt and Heat
ers at The S'ewart Sox Hardware Co .
Some handsome birthday irem at w;il
St Slarkt. -heap. Oje for every month in
tbe year.
500 ladies wraps, ickets and caw, of
tbe very latest stv lea. iot received ai V
Cohens.
Clothinir cleaned and reoaired Lr lira A
E Uwea. Srd between Ellsworth and P.rrw.l.
albin.
Dr. G. W. Ma: uo, pnvnciaa and ear
geon. AloAny Or. Calls answered prompt
(y tn city or country.
The Hsrrv L. Patau Com,?v CVi ar in
play in Salem stale fair week with Bert
VanCleve io comedy parts
If you are io need of a Leatins- tlA.
call and examine tbe Roval Jewel at Tbe
Stewart at Sox Hardware Co.'s.
Dry 11. E. and O. K. Bvwrs ofEc an
refidence is the pot office build in? Spec
ial umiuou given u disease of women-
Emily Ususe, rf PortJand. a lra.hr in
the public scho.l. bas toed one of the school
directors for 12.000 damage to her char
acter. Kep this in mind. If von want i.
leader meats, well cut. a good place to get
'hem is at Haigh'. Bros, directly oppmve
the DEWoraar office.
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair lsewer
. ua)atioaiy. the best prciraEre of
tbe hair. It is ao curative of dandruff.
tetter, and all scalp a5ctice.
Tbe Lftdis Baxsr has irst rfwivMi
their new kid c4ori for th enminar season.
Call aed look them ov-r, al! the late t
shade aad rotors. Too have never seen
their eoal for the money.
16 chanees to 1 that voa wilt ! nVsasd
if yon ire your meats of the A'Harv Dress
ed Peel Company. Cor. 2od and Ellsworth
rreeta. rirvt cU meaUcf all kinds at
reasonable prior.
Tbe To'iedo Leader ars t bere are fears of
the wreck of the setliog boat Vetaon wbich
Ora and Zenaa Corjefand have bew huot-
ing ca the roat of Japaa. NottUg ba
been beard of it for somttime.
There is aosolateiy OTtirj? io the fo'Sow
mg trotn lb Salem Jo-irnal: The ruro-r
is growing that t-e S. P. Co. has bought
the O. C. E that was formerly th t re-
goa PaciSc. Tbe -Scia'f of tbe S. P. bare
bseo making several tiip u? to the moon
tain terminus.
A geothmaa from Patera is in the city
making arraogemefcti to erect a iarge seed
for farmer to staed I heir teams cnier
wbea iter come t 'own. A smalt charge
will be made for the pririlese of staodimr
tesun under the shed. Eocene Guard.
Ths regular mo-tin of tb La lie Aid
Society of Albany will be held at the r.i
dnce of Mr S S Train oa Monday. .Vt
5th at p m. The Chairman of Ad
visory Committee request toe member of
that comaiiitee to mret with her at the
same place at 2 o'clock.
When the Salem local left th depot yes
terday morning. Engineer Hannirn'
watch indicated a deliDuaency from ached -
uie tirce, of exarttt 21 minutes. Aa ad
ditional bv in time of five minute, was
made at Orviron CUT. but the "ioeal cm-
sou ball' roiled into the Portland depot
promptly on t me. Journal.
Fred W heeW a Corvallis barber, while
out pheasant bunting was attatked by aa
angry bog. la self defease be shot the
animal, t.'ow tbe sow had a litr of pig,
and W heeler was made to pay $20 for the
sow aud pigs, as tbe farmer said tie puz
ere no good without their mother. heel
er has the pig and prorocs to git his
money ores.
Back From Texas.
Postmaster T. J. St ilea returned last
night ft cm Dallas, Texas, where he had
been with L. C. Parker, W. T. William
son and R. L. Harris, as grand repre
sentatives of the Oregon lodge L O. O. F.
to the meeting ot the supreme grand
lodge, a notable and successful gather-
ingot prominent Odd telloms in the
United States. Thev were treated roy
alty and were greatly pleased with their
trip. v hili gone Mr. htites stood upon
the ton of Pikes Peak with its rare and
cool almospheie and was below the level
of the sea in the hot southern desert en
the trip homeward. Mr. Sates met
ith a strong Brvan sentiment, particu
larly on bis trip down through Colorado,
and it looks as if the entire coast states
were for him and what he represents.
Tbe unique illustrated catd of the rep
resentatives with their pictures in tne
corners, a big salmon with an apple in
h.s mouth, the inscription "Hebfootert
are we," on one side and their names
and addresses on the other, and their
buttons with a picture of two webfeet
and "Oregon ItfHJ, I. O. O. F." upon
them, took like wild Are and nothing
there was in more popular demand. Or
egon was well represented.
Dr. J. F. Hksdrick, of Harrisburg,
who died Tuesday night Sept. 29, &t.
at 11:30 o'clock, was bora in Knoxville,
Tenn., May 27, 1826, he studied medi
cine in New Orleans in 1S51 and 1S52
and came to the coast in 1SVI, residing
awhile in California and British Colum
bia. He graduated from Willamette
University in 1856. He resided in Can
yon Citv three years, then in Lebanon
and ia-i8t8 located in Harrisburg where
b afterwards resided. He was married
o 1867, his wife and on-j daughter, Mr.
Dr. W. H. Davis, of this city surviving
him. He was a man of ability, promi
nent as a local writer and in politics, aud
leaves a good record aa a citisen.
Tin Operetta "The Triumph of Love'
was presented in Salem last night and
will be repeated tonight. Mis Ethel
Hughes takes the leading part of Regina
and Mra. Hallie Parrish Hinges of
Amorita. Miua Huelet is Honora. Bail
M. Wagner and D. A. Dinsmore take ths
leading male parts There are about
rne hundred characters in the play.
Miss L. Newraayer ia manager and Mist
Genevieve Hughes pianist. The cos
tumes were obtained in San i rancisco.
Axelc Dislocatrd. Mrs. A. Skarr, of
Albany, who ia visiting ber parents in
this city, met with a painful mishap
Monday. In company with her brother
she was enjoying abuggy ride, when the
horse started to run and the lady became
land jumped from tte vehicle, alighting
in sucn a way as to aisiocate tne cap oi
1 her left knee. Dr. Hawk rendered the
necessary surgical aid and she is getting
along nicely. Jefferson Review,
PSJfwE
GATHERS SENSATION.
The Melcher case, in which Doe Maple
and wife, formerly of this city, were
mixed np, continues to gather sensation
io Portland. May McMahan, daughter
of Mrs. Melcher, has made a confession.
Tbe Maples are again made important
parties in the case. Last evenings Tele
gram says :
"Some time ago W. H. Maple, daring
bis wile's absence in San Francisco, was
a barkeeper in a saloon on Second and
Ash streets, over wnicb Mrs. Melcher
lodged. The woman frequented tbe sa
loon and got on very intimate terms with
Maple. In facMbe became so infatuated
with him that she suggested an elope
ment, to British Columbia. Tbe tempt
rees, though, did not succeed in alienat
ing her temporary lover from hi wife,
and wben Mrs. Maple returned home tbe
Melcher woman was deserted by him."
Mrs. Melcher wrote letters to Mrs
Ms pie about her husband under tbe name
of Emma Gray, which she finally showed
her husband and demanded the truth.
"Mrs Maple is a determined woman,
possessed oi much more force of charac
ter than ber husband, and she made him
"care." Marie made a clean breast ot
bis reiatii.ns with Mrs. Melcher, and
identified the letters signed "Emma
Gray" aa having been written by ber. It
is just possible, too, that be gave tbe
whole story awav.becauseof the woman's
betrayal and vilification of him . At the
conclusion of the conies ion lr. Maple
ordered her husband to write Mrs. Mel
cher, making an appointment with her,
which resulted in their meeting in tbe
McKay building on tbe 14th nit, Tbe
narrator of the foregoing added that
Maple never laid his band opon Mr
Melcher during tbe progress of Uie scrim
mage. M r. Maple at first began punch
ing Mrs. Melcher with ber ambrella.and
when titer got in close quarter Mrs.
Melcher obtained poesesek-n of tbe um
brella and commenced retaliating in good
shape. Maple then jerked the weapon
from bis wife's antagonist, and the two
women went at each other with their
fists. Mrs. Melcher, at length realizing
Mrs. Maple's physial. superiority,
bounded down stair. Tbe original story
with retard to tbe assault, published on
the unsupported statement ot Jars. 31 ei
cher. is stigmatized as a tieie of false
hoods. Insignificant as the Melcher as
sault case originally was, it daily de
velops a new and startling sensation.
The primary insignificance of this matter
has indeed blossomed out as the most re
markable criminal episode of the current
year
La May McMahan' confessoa she ac
cuses ber'stepfatber H . L. Melc&er with
attem pting to criminally asea ultras; ber in
July, !94. She was rescued by William
Aufdioger, a farm hand, and a genuine
love match followed, and thev made ar
rangement to elope on J uly 22, lM,but
tbe plan was frustrated by ber mother.
The last time she saw Auidineer was on
Jnly 1". He disappeared and has never
bn heard from since. She afterwards
found things belonging to him os the
farm and believes he was murdered.
About tbe same time airs. Melcher'
house at Oregon Cdy, with $3CO0 insur
ance on it. was burned. ow a miiiooos
murder it hinted at.
That Gabbled Tkassuatio. The
Oregouian today publishes Bietnare's
letter on tbe silver joe".ioo in German,
with tbe translation hereofote riven.
which it declares to be garbled, and then
Eire the correct translation. Mr. Max
Baumgart, a good German student, of
this e.ty, sav the new translation is
carbled itaeif and is not correct. Even
the new translation is a strong express
ion for silver, practically as much as the
Icrmer
A Brrrox Snirs Mr. Ben Barker
of W aid port. western Lane,
was in the city today. He has
been seilinsr camr-aian buttons through
Lane county and has disposed ot 2,000.of
which only 110 were McKinley .a. Go
ing np to a crowd he says "Hurrah for
Brran and McKinley" and then proceeds
with business. Having ran short of
Brran buttons be bought np what he
could find in Albany.
Xxis vs New. Mr. Kola Xeis, of this
city, bas sued bis uncle. Mr. i'bil eia.
of Salem, both well known hop buyers.
in the Marion count v circuit court on
several accounts, as follows: $1,095
with interest at tbe rate of 7 per cent
from Slay I, ISS4, to date ol judgment;
t2oO with interest at 7 percent from
March 8, "95 ; $570.3) with Interest at 10
per cent from June 10, 1S95; $2Sl.W with
interest at o prrceai uvm muj i,
1S, and for $200 attorney 'a fees.
Watch Lost. Miss Or McFarland
veeterdav lost an open faced cold watch.
bet ween First and Fifth streets, prob
aolv on Brosdalbin street. The finder
will please return the same to tbe own
er, or to tbe Pkxockat office.
Ended Wxu. Mrs. Dr. Geary, of
Junction, on Tuesday on her way borne
on a bicycle lost her hand bag contain
inrr valuable papers and $230 in cash
M rs. Geary in bunting tor tne oag met a
man whom sue suspected and w. ueary
followed him up. and finally by threal-
enings made him own that he had the
bag, and he gave it up and then ".ippea.
Stoves, Stores,
at
Stoves
Stewart & Sox Hardware Co..
Gladness Comes
l ith a better understandirg
of the
V t
transiont nature of the many phvs-
ra.1 ilia. whic vanish before proper ef-
forta gentle efti is pleajiaot efforts
rightly directed. There is oemfort in
the knowledge, that bo many forms of
sJknra are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to a constipated condi
tion of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, S-rrupof Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it ia the only
remedy w ith millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
whn valun crood health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
eleanliuesa . without debilitating the
an-mn- n which it acts. It is therefore
all important, in order to get ita bene
tu.lal effects, to note when you pur
chase, that you have the genuine arti
cle, which ia manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and eoia ny
all reputable aruggista.
If in the enjoyment of good health,
ind the system 13 regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. It
sniicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians, but if in need of a laxative,
me should have the best, and with the
well-informed everywhere. Syrup of
Figs stands highest and ia most largely
lagedaruigiyeamofctgeneraJaatiafsKUon
List of Patents.
Granted to Pacific State inventon
this week. Reported by C. A. Snow &
Co., solicitors of American and Foreign
patents, opp. IT. S. Patent office, Watii
ington, D. C.
U C Abenfelter, Spoksno, Wash.,
hanging and sliding door ; T B Barney,
San r ranciwo. multiple etreoit-cloer for
electric tr.p-pulling devices; T F Ha
erty San Francisco, center bit : J
Johnston, Los Angeles, boo, net bolder;
B E Keen, Los Anzeles, wrench attach
ment; P Lsrktn, Saa Jacinto, Cal, track
jack; 8 H Milter, Stockton. al, diet
gang-plow; J Morbard. San Francisco,
om position of matter for sewer cr water
?ipee, etc; J S Muir, Stockton, Cat.
berapentic electrode ; A i O'Neal, Sin
Francisco, flower holder; i Porteous,
Fresno, Cal, combined plow and seeder;
D Williams, Wilbur, Math, poison-dropper.
FAILING MANHOOD
Seaeral aad Kfrvees Detrility.
vvsexnss of Ryiy aad
Ki-i, i-ilrrj of Error
or 1 tr imi tn GM or
Yocrjt. Kftbast, Xot
Manbond fuliy lusomd.
How tn ciarg and
Strengthen Weait, I'n
ievtjti Portions cf
Body. Absointeiy uo-faiUng-'Ekdne
Treatment.
fceneCca ia a day.
Osaatraea. Bead for If iiptivs Book, ai
pisnalina aad ntoofa, utie& m a lerii tree.
ERIE l! EC I CAL CO., Boffaio, H. Y.
HEW YORK WORLD,
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Academy
of v
Our Lady of Per
petual Help.
Boarding School for Girls.
Thorough instruction WholesxHce
diet Homelike treatment. Coo!der-
ing bard times, favorable redactions are
made for tnarders and day scholar.
Studies will be resumed Sept. 1st. For
further particulars call at tbe Academy
or write to Sister Superior.
GORSERTATOBI OFHflSIG
Albany College
Teachers for the school year 1S96-1SS7 :
Zijui M. Parvin, Mas. Doc director.
Assistant teacfaere-Marguerite Alderson,
B. M., and Mrs. Josephine Sharpe.
Thoroogh and systematic instruction
given ia all the important branches of
music Beet conservatorr rooms and
latgest musical lit rary and facilities for
musical work. Largest number oi con
servatory students enrolled of any music
school in the state. Terms low. Send
for circular and cstakrue. to '
Wallace How Lex. A. 51.
Albany, Oregon.
GOATS WANTED. Any owner cf
treats wishintT to let them out oa
share will please confer with Jas M Marks
at Albany.
WILL BLACK STOVES. Do joa
want your stove blacked cheap aad
well for tbe fall and winter. If r leave
order for B B Dunn at Stewart At Sox's, or
see pertoc&lly.
DRESSMAKING. Hisses CWm and
Morris have opened dressmaking
rooms at tbe residence of A. B. Woodin
Cor. Broadalbia and Srd St.. and are pre
pared so do fasbionabie dress niikic,f a
easooable rates. Give them a call.
T70R TRADE. Five acres of good tim-
1 brr land nine mile south
or Oreeou
CUT. for 4ve acres of land
within ten
miles of Albany, or wul sell tor JX'Jo casa .
Address, Arthur Dug, Albany, Or. '
FOR SALE. A first class piano
bamia account noa delivery.
at a
Call
on Agent S. P. Co.. a, depot.
HOME WANTED The Ladies Aid
society desires to secure a home for
a boy of 14 years of age. apply to Mrs. A.
B. N oodin for particulars.
SALE OR TRADE. A good weak
team, weighing about 1200 lbs apiece.
forsa'eor trade, aad a No. 1 good milk
cow for sale or trade, cheap. Call on F ii
Hughsonatthe Skeela place across the
Wiilamette.
UEOEFD-R
THR PLUMBER
Tin roofing aad plnmbiag.
Oppos.te
he opem house
PIGS FOR SALE.- Several head of Po
land China pigs about 3 weks old.
reetsterable. A o. 1 rig for $i either'
ex. if bought within 4 weeks. Call at the
Steels place 1 mile north of A lbany .
tl IlCOHSOX.
AT 1'HE MINES.-Boerding. lodging
and meals may be secured of the sub
scriber at the Santiam mines, at his place
at the mouth of Dry Gulch.
a. W. White.
HOUSE MOVING, Carefully, proaip'ly
lv. at the lowest price. Call on or
address ti W Taylor, 4th aud Madison SU
Albany.
A BARGAIN in an improved farm. 80
acre near Woods Station. O. C. E.
House, barn, orchard, good ssriag, 23 acres
ia grain aa much more ready for plow.
Price $700. Terms easy. Addr-s.
J. . HorraaK, Box 23, Albany.
rT ,f 17 Let Vt Reason To
V V iVl LL gether 1 Is it not bet
ter to bur your Bread, Pies, Rolls, Cak.es,
tc, at a reliable store where they use
only the Best material why ol course i t
Is you dont want dyspepsia and youll
never get it by eating anything from or r
tore, U.S. BAKERY.
Be Ellsworth and Lyon 2nd St.
C. D. Vasdtxs. Ptod rie to
NEW HUME LAUNDRY. At Sotta
and of Elhworth Street. Famit
washing taken, rarticular attention paij.
to bundle washing and mending. Satis
faction guaranteed. Mas. Cueists er
SHEEP" FOR S ALU -40 head of ewe
by i . Boas, 3 miU-s south east of Al,
any. -
Men teatifv from
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