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ALBANY OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5,1897.
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SaIkm, Jan. J 8. Senate adjourned till
Monday alternoon. No move made to
unseat absent v members. This afternoon
alter reading a veral bills Benson house
adjourned till tomorrow.
Davis bouse met at 9:30 a. m. this
morning with six members. Adjourned
until 9 :30 a. m. tomorrow
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Thirtieth Year.
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ALBANY COLLEG
Calskdae fob 1S36-7
1396 Sept. 16 College Tear begins . . Wednesday
Kov. 26-27 Thanksgiving Day T-cess, Thura. and Fri.
Dec. 21 Term examinations' begin Monday
Dec. 23 First Term endf . Wednesday
Winter Vacation of Twelve Days
1397 Jan 5 Second term betrins . . . Tuesday
Feb 22 Washington's Binhday a holiday, Monday
April 6 Term Examinations begin . " . Tuesday
April 8 Second Term ends ... - Thursday
Arbor Day Vacation of Four Days
April 12 Third Term begins . Tuesday
June 8 Final Examinations begin . . Tuesday
' Jane 13 Baccalaureate Sermon . Sahbath forenoon
iune 13 Address before the V. M. and Y. W. O- A.
Sabbath evening
June J4 Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees
. . Monday afternoon
"June 1-1 Junior Orations . Monday even:.n
-am-1 graduating Exercises of the Conservatory of
Music . . Tuesday forenoon
June 15 Ponlar Entertainment Tuesdav evening
June 13 Commencement .. . . . Wednesday
j one lft Alumni Reunion . Wednesday evening
Millionaire to Poverty.
The following flora the Oregon ian ia
about a man who about twenty years
ago ran a music store in Albany.
It was accidentally developed within
the last few daya that A. L. More, who
waa recently arrested by a police officer
who suspected him of insanity, was
formerly one of the wealthiest ,nd best
known men of Southern California.
Moe waa seen in Oregon City a few
daya ago by a former acquaintance, who
at once recognised him and learned from
him some of bis adventures since coming
to Portland.
He once lived in Portland, but went
south a good many jears ago, and met
with remarkable success in real estate
speculations in Southern California. H ia
for nne waa at one time estimated at $1-,
000,000 But looseness of business meth
ods and several kiing speculations made
way with bis fortune, and three years
ago lie suddenly disappeared, leaving be
hind him his wife and three children
destitute.
The affair for some reason was kept
quiet. Mrs. Move never made a report
of her husbands disappearance to any of
the authorities, but quietly went to work
in her home at Santa Ana to earn a liv
ing for herself and family.
The next person to recognise Move, so
he said, to acquaintances who saw him
in Oregon City, was a deputy sheriff of
Multuomah county, whose name he
would not divulge. The two men had
known each other in California when
Moye waa a nun of wealth and influence
there.
The officer at first insisted on writing
to his wife, but Moye, dually persuaded
him not, and through the officer's media
tion waa released from cntody. He is
now, according to his own Btateruent.en
deavoring to return to Santa Ana, earn
ing his way by repairing musical instru
ment. He says he still loves his wife,
and wonld have returned to her before.
but he baa the best ot reasons for keep
ing away He thinks that, if he can
reach Southern California again, and get
started in busiress, be will be able to ac
quire a competency in a little while, so
that be can provide a good home for his
wife and educate his children in the way
he had always planned to.
The Dejiocbat of Oct. 20. 1S76 under
the he 1 of "An Infamous Swindler"
gave an account of how A. L. Moye,
I came to Albanv. made bis beadouar-
ters at John Foshavs bookstore, and can
vassed the county for organs and other
musical instruments. Finally he sold
notes amounting to $'-,200 on prominent
l.i nn county tanners, to lieu Kohn.
ALBANY'S PAST.
From the Dkmocbat of Mav 5 to June
9, 187tt:
The Willamette Woolen mills at Salem
were burned. Loss $125,000.
No. 2'a eteamera was received in Al
bany on May 8, with appropriate cere
monies, rroni a Us inch nozzle it threw
water 2S5,ls feet, a solid stream 22l.
Two clubs made un of bovs between 14
and 16 years cf age were organized. Of
the eighteen boya not one is now a resi
dent of Albany. Among them were
Frank Ketchum, Lonner Ralston, Harry
Parker, Bert 1'arton, Will Kideout, Man
ny Cohen, Ed Roberts and Harry Upham.
On May 24 No. l'a gave their annual
fete In those days the firemen were
strictly in it.
Chas. Kiefer and Dr. G. W. Grav and
family were among those who went to
the Centennial.
The Democrat was under obligations
to Charlie Fronk for some wild straw
berries the young man captured.
Work on the present depot hotel was
begun June 10.
Henry Villard famous in railroad cir
cles was in Albany May 25
The entire Democratic county ticket
was elected. A won? those detested were
S A Dawson for sheriff, J R N BUukburn
tor judge, and MrUusick for clerk.
From the Democrat of June 9 to June
16, 1876:
A big camp meeting was held at
Roberts bridge by Rev. L. A. Banki.
(Kev. Banks is now one of the celebrated
preachers of the U. b )
Mr. Isaac Young, father of S. E.
Young died cn June 2.
Waiter Monteith. Allanv's firs. settler.
died on June 11. He cauie to Albanv fn
1847.
At a college entertainment a dialogue.
"Matrimonial Advertisement." by Ileitis
Miller. Annie Geiaendorfer. iola Lane
and Master Vanny Smith, was splendid,
being received by a storm of applause.
The first announcement was made of
the nomination of Samuel J. Til Jen for
president.
A' Farm House Uuriicd.
1 he residence of Mr. Schneider, .four
miles this side of Corvallis, ia Linn
county, was entirely consumed by fire,
together with nearly all tbe contents,
Monday morning a'wut 4 o'clock
The family only had time enough to get
out. The fire started in the woodshed,
h w is not known. Mr. Schneider has
owned the place only a short time, hav
ing bought it of Mr. Hanniball. The
houe was insured but not the content.
List of Patents.
Granted to Facific States inventor
this week. Renorted bv C. A. Snow A
Co., solicitors of American and Foreign
patents, opp. U. S. Patent otlice, Wash
ington, D. C.
II P Aodreet-n. Seattle, heel plate; T
A Clarke, Portland folding trestle; A G
Debhn. Seattle, track attachment f ir hi-
Then he skipped out and ma week or net controlling device; PS Malcolm,
two it was discovered that tbe notes were Aortland, tooth powder receptacle; W
forgeries. He was captured at Lowell. II Martin. National Militar Mom. Ij
Michigan a week oftwo later, brought Angeles count v, Cal.cribb counter; L
back and on March 17. 1877 sentenced to Meudelson, San Diego, Cal, car coupliug;
the penitentiary lor three vearj. After O 11 Pieper, e'.ectrical coutrol ing ap
wrring a year he was pardoned and in paratus; A ShackMon, Merlin, Or. niu
June 18.8 aeain came to Albanv and cilaee bottle? C V
Four Courses of Instruction leading np to deirrees. Well equipped
Music courses, wiin appropriate aipiomas. catalogue tree.
For further information, address
WALLACE HOWE LEE, President, Albany, Or.
I opened a music store, but soon left and
bad almost been fonrotten when this
item appeared in the Oregonian.
K. of P ELBcnojf. At the meeting of
the U R., K. ofP., Columbia Division
No. 4, last evening, the following offict rs
were eierteo :
J. R. Wilson, Sir Kt Capt.
P. H. FarreU, Sir Kt Lieut.
O. . Prorata Kir k"i ll.r.M
Business and j W. M. Parker. Sir Kt Recorder.
L E. Carl, eir Kt Treasurer.
About the middle of February a public j
jusuuiauon. will ne lieio.
corset steel rein'orce; M F Triler.
attle, paper cutter; C E 'heeUod, Se
attle, bicycle s at: H W Williams, San
Leaudro, prepayment attachment lor
meters.
EUGLISHandBUSIMESS
aa ja a.
PORTLAND OREGON
Ft.'LL tNGC.ISH COL'P?
FRENCH ASJ
BUSINESS BRANCHES.
BOOKK.EEP1N 3, SHORTHAND, TSUeG-lAPHY.
ED.SD1MS t?ARTftEaT' LAE1ES
Sffl
K. O.T. M. Gurnxo. Knishtsof the
Maccabees: The Ladies of the Macca
bees extend yon fraternal ereetine. and
take pleasure in inviting yon and your
I families to a public ins tallalion of their
ot&cers on the evening of January 29th
I at the opera house. A short nrWram
will be rendered, follow ed bv installation
of officers. By order of L. C. Albanv
Hive No. 2, L. O. T. M .
Gosph. Sebvicxs. Tbe preaching
services continue with increasing inter
est at tho Church of Christ. Subjects
ff9 thm nVMAltl nnai)awfiMi a m ,a
VtJZ'W, "Types of tbe Old Testament." Every
fea !) lone in tert a ted in religion shou'd come!
and study these important subjects.
Good sinking, briet bat interesting ser
mons on imporuni in ernes ona a coraiai
welcome to all ia the order of service.
Nsxdsd Badly. Repr sentative Lake
ot Benton county went home from the
legig attire, it was said disgusted. Yet
terday Representative M teener, one of
the two democratic members attending
the rump house, backslid and it was
necessary to have Lake in order to go
through with the farsical proceedings
todav. ota Albany rig was wnt after
him and he was brought to Albany and
reit to Salem on the morning overland.
Ax Eabthui-aee. A Newport dis
patch states tha ilt section wss visited
by an earthquake shock at 2:45 p.m.
yesterday. The shock was ot abUt
three seconds durat on, and houses were
shaken until tbe dishes on the shelves
rattled. Tbe vibration appeared to
come from a northerly direction and
were accompanied by a slight rumbling
noise like thunder. Reports from Alsea
bay state that tbe shock was felt quite
plainly there at about the same time.
PEIDAT
TAX LEVIES.
Levies have been made in Linn county
as follows:
SCHOOL IM8TIUCT8.
Brownsville 3v mills
Halsey
Dist.65 2i '
Dlst. 115 15
" 124
Lebanon 3
Albany.
Sodaville... ...
Dist. 74
" 37
" 32
Crawfordsville.
Diet. 112
" 67
21
FOB CITY PVWOHS8.
Halsey
Sodaville
Brownsville
Lebanon
Albanv
Waterloo poll tax (2 oa
4
J
l
4
13
14
60
21 and 50 years.
.... li mills
... 4 "
... 3 "
.... 4',
... 8 "
tiiiiles between
Lebanon.
J. B. Wirt has opened a real estate of
fice in Lebanon.
Mies Alice Ambler is in Albany this
week visiting friends.
The total tax lew on property in Leb
anon this year is mills.
Miss Dnmond returned Wednesday
from a month's visit in Albany.
Mrs. W. W. Rowell and Mrs. D. F.
Hardman, of Albany, attended the Mac
cabee installation in this place Thursday
night.
A. D. Barker, a prominent member of
the A. O. U. W. lodge, of Al'jany, as
sisted In the buual of W. Ii. Reed in
Lebanon last Sunday.
J. 11. Wirt was circulating a petition
in Lebanon this week, asking for a daily
mail service between Lebanon and La
comb. There were only a few whjie
f used.to sign the petition.
Willie Booth is canvassing for W. J.
Bryan's new book, "The First BstfJe."
Willie it doing well with the book, and
ia talking silver doctrine right along. He
has already cold over twenty books.
G. L. Ke and Jas. Hanterof Albany,
were in Lebanon Monday to see about
establishing a skimming station in this
city in connection with the Albany
creamery. Thee gentlemen will return
again one week from Saturday and lay
the matter before the farmers and busi
ness men.
VS ife Wanted Must be a good cook
and know how to make good bread ;
must be of good temper, and a christian
lady, with no children; must know how
to take care of chicken, and love to see
a good garden and dowers. The man's
age is 55 years, he is sober and indus
triou, and ua no tebacroor whiskey.
Inquire of, or write to, IVer LaForge,
Lebanon, Or. Express and Advance.
Entirely too Bi&.
The Hatchet, of Washingtoj county,
gives the following as the salary ol t!Ue
superintendent of education, vis:
13S life diplomas at f .50 .
4tl college diplomas at tl.
363 state " at S3.
477 state certiScatej at f I
...
00
1.11 09
8T0 00
1 JOS 00
0
I Ml
for sixteen
this o:M
ad 1 to tliie
This is what lie received
months work. For a vear
amount to IJI.783.S.S Then
f 1.S00, and a liberal iliovinw for trav
eling expenses, and we have, if the
statement of the Hatchet be trae, nearly
17. (M3 a yc,ar. A case fur oaie live
pruning.
The Rump Ai'JourncJ.
Salem, Jan. 29. The Benton hocse
adjourned over to Monday at 2.30. Ye
nees, cf Poik, declares an agreement is
being signed by 21 refuting attendance
after Tuesday. The Davis bouse will
continue to adjourn from day to day.
THOMAS BRINK,
All Muds of furniture
and bedding-, and it
you want the most
complete flour safe,
he has them and his
prces the lowest.
ALBANY, OREGQfl.
Dealer in
A Fisht Itf Talk about water run
ning up hill 1 Here is a case where
river has commenced to ran from its
month to its source. Dead river is tbe
name of a slough that cuts across from
one part of tbe vv lllamette to another
among the islands near Booneville, and
in the years gene by there was a rapid
current f i om west to east. Of late the
water became siuggish in its movement
snd a rear ago ceased to move at all.
This winter it runs quite rapidly from
east to west. This seems somewhat
"fishy." but it ia told as a fact bv eood
reliable men. Corvallis Timea.
In thiib Obdeb. Senator Daw eon baa
introduced tbe following bill, which
seems to be ail right :
"Section 1. That section 2467 ot title
IV of chaper XIII of Hill's annotated
laws of Oregon, as compiled and anno
tated by William Lair Hill, be amended
to read as follows :
oe tion 2467. Oountv orders ahall be
redeemed by the treasurer according to
their number, date and issue.
A Jcdical Eiu. Serator Calbreath
has introduced a bill providing that tbe
3rd judicial district shall consist of Mar
ion Linn counties, and shall hold courts
as follows: I a the county of Marion, on
the second Mondav of October, the sec
ond Monday of Februaty.and the second
Monday cf June; and in tbe county of
Linn on the second Monday of March,
tbe fourth Monday of June, and the
fourth Monday of October. Thai a tenth
district shall be established consisting of
r. iv. X- i -ii l t . l . '
roia, iamiiui anu aiiiboiook cououea.
That judges shall be elected separately
for tbe two districts to hold from the lit
Monday of June ISM at 20C0 a year.
Tbe same as to district attorneys except
aa to compensation.
Bio Cattle Sales. Some heavy cattle
sales have been made in this vicinity,
savs the Crook county Journal several
local cattle owners having disposed of
their entire bands of caltie, to be deliv
ered next June. The prices at whicb
thev sold are as follows: 1 vear old hei
fer, $9; 2 year old better. IIS; dry cows,
f 14 ; cows and calves, $17.50; 3 year
olds. 23. Anions those who Ktd are
Frank Hoffman. D W Claypool. O A
Graves. P B Uavis. Sinih A Sichel and
Sanders Logan, W F Mellick, of Mon
'tana was the purchaser.
Meeting of Mate Camp.
Indian tvar veterans are requested to
meet at Salem Feb. 2d, at 7:30 p.m.
The Grand Commander T. A. Wood,
wld apeak of what is being done to w
core proper legislation in behalf of vet
eran, in Washington, D. C , and what
should be done by voters to further
their interests ia this direction. AH
veterans throe auout tbe state who can
are requented to be present. The Saleai
camp will prcvidea hall to meet in.
Albany camp especially invited to at
tend. Jasox Wheei.eu.
Captain of Albany Camp.
HELD UP.
The Overland Stopped and Express
Car bombed and Robbed.
One of the most thrilling railroad bold
ops in the history of the Pacific coast
occurred about 11:15 o'clock last night,
two miles the other aide of Roeeburg.
At that pltue a flag signal waa given
ahead for the train to atop. Tbe engi
neer, Dick Morris, stopped tbe train. At
M) rile Point a man evidently a tramp
had climbed upon tbe blind baggage, but
as it was a common proceeding, nothing
was thought of it at tha time. Wnn
the train stopped he climbed over tbe
tender, with a mask on bis face ani two
revolvers in bis hands and cooly inform
ed the engineer and fireman that he
would run tbe engine. In the meantime
as tlte train stopped the conductor, Sam
Veatcb, and Brakeman Carter, jumped
u on the ground to see what was the
mattsr. t wo bullets whistled raat their
heaJs and they were not alow In getting
into the passenger cars.
Butler, the express messenger, open
ed tire door ot the car and tired twice
and then fled into the front passenger
car. As he did so a bomb followed him
striking low, but causing a shock that
broke several windows. Then t wo men
appeared, uncoupled the train between
the expresa and paasenger car and U
new man in the en.ine pulled the train
up two or three hundred yards where
it stopped, as the air coupling bad not
been properly broken ard the brakes
were set. The engineer waa ordered to
tbe ground, and the fireman aiipped off
the other side and ran for Roeeburg.
The engineer ws marched to tbe ex
press car, and ordered to torn hia back,
when bombs were thrown under the j
sales. The small local sales were bio in
up and the contents, which were not
much, taken. Tbe big tale containing
the valuable remained intact. One ot
tbe men went to the mail car and order
ed the door opened. The clerk Chas.
Piper, brother of Mrs. E. W. Langdon
r! this city, opened tbe door, and a man
about 5 feet 8. weighing less than ISO,
appeared fully masked.
"Quick now, hand out tbe registered
sacks," said the man very coolly.
Charley gave bim one, which was al
most empty.
"Tbe other now." but there was no
other and tbe fellow left, a man on tbe
outside cussing him ail the time for his
slowness Mr. Piper thinks from the
talking that there ;ere lour or five men
all tcgettter, b'lt only three were seen.
Then the men tied in the darkness.
The tfnnbs had eet fire to the express
car, and it was biazmg fiercely and no: fa
ir. could be gotten from it. It waa fail
ot drummers trunks and all were burned.
A jewelry drummer stated at this city
on tbe arrival of tbe train at 10 o'clock
Ilia: be lost flO.OOO in samples by the
fire The end of the mail car was bad.y
burned, and would hare beeo enlrieiy
consumed, but for tbe prompt action of
tbe mail clerk Mr. Piprr. who, with the
eagineei Mr. Morris, worked faithfully
wub water in saving the car. During
the hold up a bomb struck under the car
ani Mr Piper said to tbe DxwocnAi man
that it seemed as if it raised tbe car a
foot.
The passengers did not get excited
The front car contained several drum
mers, who proceeded to bide all their
va'uabica very quickly, but it was on
necessary as tbey were not disturbed.
One immigrant with his family was on
the front seat of the car when the first
bomb was thrown that broke windows
ali arouna him ; bat be simply kept hia
seat, and there was no screaming.
In the meantime the fireman had fled
like a deer for Roveborg, never stopping
until he reached the city. Superintend
ent Kiel !s himself was there. An en-
gice was tecured, a poe of men fully
arn ed called out. and it was only about
bail an boor before thev were at tbe
scene of the hotd up. lour separate
tracks were traced for tome distance
from tbe train, but the men were not se
cured. Tbey had six hours of darkness)
in which to escape. The men could not
ne sunicientiy described to be identified
if captured, so well were tbey disguised.
it required about four hours of bard
work to clear the track of tbe debris of
the burned car. When tbe train reached
Albany at 10 o'clock, goodsiied crowd.
wbo had heard of theaiTair, was present
to see is, and learn the particulars.
The absolutely pure
BAKING POWDER
ROYAL tl:e j.:o3t celebrated of all
the baking powders In the world cel
ebrated for its greet
leavening stiennh and
jo
purity. It makes yout
cakes, Liscuii, Lrcad,
etc, healthful it assures
you against alum and all
forms of adulteration
that go. with the cheap
brands.
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IT-OUTOI- THE 8TH GRADE.
"Not for school bnt for life we learn.'
This waa the motto of the 8th grade
class of the public school, tbe members
of which last night at the Central build
ing, before a large andience of parents
and invited friends gave their graduating
exercises from the grammar department
into tb ninth grade. Tbe eighth grade
room was neatly decorated for the occas
ion witrt tbe class colors, while facing
the audience were the con te nances of
George and Martha Washington.
"I wish I were vonnar aeain and in
school" said a ladv in front of the Man
a boot Town, and his heart gave a big
tbamn as be remembered tbe school bov
days when be placed a star part ia one
of tbe exercises of the evening, "A thorn
among the roses,"
Tbe prcgram opened with a welcome
song by the schooL
Kev. D. V. Poling offered prayer.
An interesting history of tbe class was
read by Sarah ee!ey, full of cute bits.
Frank Williamson read an essay about
the general be most admired. It was
Grant.
Miss Emma Brenner, pleated U.e aud
ience ia a vocal sol.
Jennie Crawford's essay was 6a social
pnrity, a timely etfort.
Abbie Hyde recited with fine effect,
displaying excellent talent
ina Ciine and Edna From an and
chorus rang "Convent Bella" well.
"Tbe Tboro Among the Boeee," a live
comedy waa presented in a bright man
ner. Charley Stewart, Clarence Turner,
Nina Uiioe, Erma Carter, EUxabeth Pat
terson. Pearl Cameron, Meredith Ban
kin, Emma Brenner and Ola Norman
taking the parts in a very fine manner.
This is a genuine school drama.
Vicn-e Mayo was beard in a well ren
dered piano solo.
Minnie K. Merrill read an original
class poem in whicb appeared prophecies
oi eacn memoer ot tbe Class. It was a
bright effort and displays a splendid
poetical taient. Miss Minnie will be
heard from.
A class eone was beard
Miss Ona hughea pronounced a well
pretared valedictory.
CUss K sansr one of their sones.
Prof. Tyre delivered a abort, practical
scares to tbe class, tall ol sensible sg
gesuons.
Tbe efficient teacher Mrs. Lambson
extended ber thanks to the audience and
an adjournment was had alter a delight
ful school entertainment.
HOME AND ABROAD.
Okatobical Contest. The annual 1
cal intercollegiate oratorical contest will
take place next Indsy. Ken. 5, at the
opera house. There are six contestants
this year and as esch one is an orator of
recognised ability, this contest promises
to be one ol tbe mon interesting ever
held in this citv. Everyone should at'
lead and thus leud encoursgement to
his or her favorite.
A Sample. The following from the
MrMinnville T. M.is a cample of the
i est less spirit ol the day: The week past
has witnessed two notable changes in
political opinion, the first being J. E.
Maseru who was an snti-Mitchell man
up to his visit to Salem. 1'pon his re
turn i. wss learned that he was a staunch
Mitchell man. The other chance is Woi
Campbell, the prominent repulican war-
horse who wasoncea democrat. He was
a Mitchell man first, last and all the
time up to last week. In the November
campaign he hail a shoe box of Mitchell
buttons which he vieoroufiy pea (ilea
about. Now he is an anti-Mitchell man
of the regnlar anarchistic stripe.
Wall Paper,
uarpets,
Lineolsum,
Lace Curtains
Rugs,
Portiere,
Pillows
Furniture
Bedding.
"Picture Frames, -
Linen Warp Matting,
Oil PaiD tings,
and Undertaking
Call on
ALBANY FURNITURE CO.
MVJ bshHJ .Vs
g A re built in
"JlV. 1 A.
tno iu; gtjb
IYG1FA and Best
uuuiuycu
Factory in
iigMo! pflh the World
Baled the Waverlv because tliev have learned to know the dif-
EvrtoerlonrpA ference between a wheel that is actually high grade and one that
EA.pCi ieilcu is simply claimed to be. Someothera maybe good but the
RilCfS" Waverly is the highest of all high grade, bcorcher (3 heights)
$85 00, Belle 21 ard 28 inch $75.00 and $85.00.
MADK BY
iNDIANA BICYCLE OO.
:BDtASAPOUS, IND
A. J. Hodges,;iBenl
Mr. J. B. Wyatt returned todav from
his trip to San Francisco by way of Port
land.
Geo Lash, of Pendleton, the embez
zling recorder, waa taken to the peniten
tiary yesterua'. uapt. Humphrey, ol
this city, is well acquainted with him.
and says be was one of the best liked
and most trusted men he ever knew.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L, Power last even
ing entertained several ol their young
married mends in a pleasant manner.
It waa a live affair from beginning to
end, touched up with games and seasoned
witb ice cream, etc.
IirBTON-MAHSIIAU. WEDD1XO.
Mr. Edward Huston, of Conn & Hus
ton and Miss Dorena Marshall were
united in marriage at 8:30 o'clock Wed
nesday evening, Jan. 27, 1897, at the
home of the bride's father, Mr. A. G.
Marshall, in Albany. Tbe ceremony waa
performed by Kev. Arthur Cane in tbe
presence of a few relatives and Mr. Hus
ton's partner and family. It waa fol
lowed by a fine weddine supper. Mr.
snd Mrs. Huston were remembered in a
liberal manner with some valuable pres
ents, the happy couple were warmly
congratulated and have the best wishes
of the people generally of this county.
wher? they have spent their lives, and
wnere tbey are respected and esteemed
by all knowing tbem. They have begun
housekeeping at tne home of the groom
in third ward.
The pofttofGce at Fox Vallev has been
discontinued snd Lyons will hereafter be
usfid.
The tVaehington county Hatchet is
botteBt supporter of Mitchell in Oregon.
It should m ve to Salem.
At a meeting of the Salem Rimntnllio
Club tonight the Rotbchild family will be
discussed. Tneir history will be given.
Sheriff Landis, of Lincoln county yester
day went to ' Salem with Geortre
Crowder, a boy sentenced lo tbe reform'
school on account of having robbed a
store.
Will Reform. John Patterson, the
Scio constable who got drunk and was
arrested in Albany a few days ago, upon
returning borne signed an oath and ac
knowledged it before Justice Shelton, to
be filed with the county clerk, agreeing
never to drink intoxicating liquors agsrn.
Good for l'atterson.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Judge Wolverton is in the city on a
short visit.
Representative Smith came np oa last
night's overland to remaia over Sunday.
Barney May ot Ilar -ieburg, was in the
city during the week on bis way to Port
land to accept a position w itn at. belter
M. G. Willing, the Waterloo railroad
man. was in the city tbta week. He
thinks he will have cars running into
Albany from Waterloo by July 4.
henator Wade, ot I mon county, came
up on the noon train to spend Sunday
wim iir and .Mrs. .N.eedliam. Mr.
Wade is a relative of Mr. Needham.
Rev. Rrichard returned to hia home at
Purallup this morning earlier than be
had anticipated on account of tbe sup
ply for bis pulpit having been taken ill.
Miss Cohen and Miss Bessie Burkhart,
who have been visiting for several days
witb friends in this citv. returned Thurs
day evening to their home at Albany.
b lem Journal.
I. H. Van VV inkle, who has so faith
fulv served the association and field day
team in the respective positions of Fna-
luent ana Manager, tendered bis resig
nation ar he has been obliged to sever
hi connections with "Old VV illamette
for the present, at least. F. E. Brown
was duly elected to fill the vacancies
csused by the resignation of Mr. Van
Winkle.-Salem Journal.
Good Shooting.
The shoot at Harrieburg yesterday
brought oat some of tbe best gun manip
ulating yet aeea in the valley. The great
contest of the afternoon was between six
men, three from Albany and three from
Harrieburg at 15 birds a piece for a purse
of $40 for highest acore and $20 for record
highest. The score was ss follows:
Monteith 1 01111111111111
14
Baltimore-1 111111 11 111111
15.
Froman, Geo-1 1011111111111
1-14.
Meeks 1 111111111111 1 115
Cavinees 0 1010111 1 withdrew.
Grimes 1 111101011011 0010
Ia tbe ahooting Monteith nsed tbe
second barrel only 2 times, Baltimore 3
times, Frotnan 6 times and Meeks 8
timea, a fine record.
Baltimore and Meeka divided the first
pri2e and Monteith and Froman the
second. While it waa not a contest be
tween Albany and Harrieburg the acore
speaks frf itself. It ia doubtful if any
three men In Oregon can shoot witb tbe
Albany trio.
VP.
Letter List.
A Bio Shoot. Ten Albany nimrods.
anion woom were l I Baltimore, B
Monteith. Gei and Fraok Froman, V II
Peiffer. Frank Huckleman. Heary Wil-
lianip, Hei, C'ebn. Fred Blount and Mr!
Rupert, went to llsrrsburg today to a big
live bird khoot. Kitrtit men, probably
four from Albanv nnd four from llarrls-
huiif were to nu.xt at u a person, tue
winner (o tuke the whole.
Wast as Offics. Petititiona for fed
eral ollicea are flying thick around here
these days. Among tbosetbat have been
circulated were Dr Carter's. Silaa How-
ell 'a. Frank Stanton'a and H. L. Huff
man's for Indian agent,and Ed Stanton a
(or loiedo post ottice. loieao ieauer.
Following is the lixt of letterx remaining
in the PontoHice at Albany, Linn county,
Oregon, Jan. 27, 1897. I'emons calling
for these letters tnunt give tbe date on which
they were advertised.
Ambers, Madge Cave, Mattie
Hoffman, J.H.Mr Mitchell, J L.
Sceil, George Welsh, J. VV.
T. J. Stptkb, P M
Oratorical context atth9 opera house
enday evening, heb. 6,
PBflPLY
Itmplu, blotcbca, blackhead, red, rooifh, oily,
notby akin, Itching, ncjily scalp, dry, Ihln. and
faUInf hair, and buby blemUbea piwntod by
CcncDBA Bur,Ui moiteBoUakln purify,
ing and beauUfylng oap In lbs world, as wtll as
pr..t and iwowt for toltot, bath, and Bumry.
Itrara
IiMtAthraai
Sate
BLOOD HUMORS
Fmninciittr Chiiwt T .
CUTlCUBA REMkUiai.
Mail Carrying Contract. Mr. Geo.
Harris bid the lowest for carrying the
mails to the 8. P. trains, $22.Sn and has
received the contract, t nder the con
tract ten "round trips a day during the
week and four Sundays have to be made.
Mr. Harris will earn his money.
State Superintendent Irwin lectured
at Sodaville last night.
J. A. Wilson and Jas. Towell and oth
ers returned this noon from balom.
Representative Somers came uo this
noon on hia first trip to Albany since the
legislature mot. bonator uawson also
returnel, and several distinguished
lions passed ttirougn tne cu.
..
Genuine Webfoot now.
The acreage of hops this year wiH prob
ably be big
Tho Weblintf sisters played last riclit
to a good sized and pleased house. About
the only crtticism they receive is their En
glish accent.
A WaiUbnrg preacher wants $15,000
damages from an editor for ciiiicUinsr his
eermon. Ilfl hed better go back to Eng
land, whence he came.
Any one who thinks taxes here are high
will please cogitate over the taxe of Baker
county, where the county and state tax are
28 8 milla, city and school district tax 17 5
mills, a total of 46 3 mills.
Dr. Levi W. Ballard, who croxspd the
plain from Ohio to Portland in 18S3, died
at Auburn near Seattle yesterday afternoon
after a long illness, acred 82 years. He
served In tbe Rogue River Indian war,
acting as surgeon.
Twenty
For more than twenty years
we have been telling: now
Scott's Emulsion overcomes the
excessive waste of the system
puts on flesh, nourishes and
builis up the body, making: It
the remedy for all wasting: di
seases of adults and children
but it isn't possible for us to
tell the story in a mere stick
ful of newspaper type.
We have had prepared for
us by a physician a little book,
telling: in easy words how and
why Scott's Emulsion lenef its,
and a postal card request will
he enoug;h to have it sent to
you free. To-day would be a
god time to send for It.
SCOTT a BOWNE, Nw York.
Judge Bronaugh'a Lecture.
Tbe fourth lecture in the regnlar Al
bany College course was delivered last
evening by Judge E. C. Bronaogh of
Portlaad. in tbe U. P. church.
Tbe Judge is an elderly gentleman,
with white hair and beard and forcibly
reminds one of tbe description giren to
tbe venerable patnarcba and propbeta ot
old. Dot is nevertbeiese a ecboiariy and
instructive lecturer. Tbe evening a en
tertainment opened with a song by tbe
college quartet, Dr. Parvin, Meters. Lnn
dell and Akere, and Miss Halburt. Judge
Bronaogh was introduced by Prof. How
laod The Judge entertained tha large
audience present for nearly two boors
with a mental picture portrayed ia tbe
most interesting and convincing lan
guage, fully supported by Bible quota
uons. to prove tbal we were fast ap
proaching the end of the present age.
Ue said the Bible tsxt aa printed "the
end of the world," waa a wrong transla
tion, and should read "tbe end of tbe
age." That he did not know, and tbe
lxrd only did, wben tl ever, tbe world
would come to an end.
He claimed that tbe present age
would soon pass away, and that in its
place wonld be prepared on thia earth
a new earth aa it were newly appareled
and a bt abiding place lor ail tboee who
have teen faitbiu. unto the end and have
proven themselves worthy Christians.
The Bible is reliable. He said prior to
5896 years ago all was chaos, but that on
or about .September a), wbat we call tbe
autumnal equinox, years ago, God
started tbe planets in their coarse the
earth to make its diurnsl and annuil
revolutions and in fact created tbe solar
system with all the natural laws govern
ing space and matter. lime waa beiore
that, bnt creation datea only from that
time : and the theory of geologists and
others that n an existed prior to tha Mo
aaic creation Jas nothing to enpport It.
He aaid the earth waa corrupt when
God destroyed it by deluge reading
Gen. 6 chapter, 12tb and 13th versea.
He aaid Christ had foretold when the
end ot tbe age would come, reading from
St Mattbew, 21th chapter. That aa tbe
artn waa corrupt when destroyed by
deluge so would the world become again
an 1 trouble and sorrow would come, and
are here now, fully confirming the
prophecy and proving the end of the
aze near at hand.
lie said that dav" sometimes meant
year" in the Bible, quoting Esekiel
chanter 4. verse 6.
Tbe mdee showed that each prophecy
which he read had been entirely fulfilled
and with chalk on tbe blackboard he it
lustrated the chronological- divisions aa
measured and foretold by the Prophet
uameiana others, witb mathematical
I certainty.
lie also proved tbettba Turks were
prophesied to bold away over tbe Holy
iJind 1260 years, and tbst that period
would aoon end and the Turkisb empire
would pass away. The Jews are rapidly
congregating at Jerusalem. He cited
Luke 2lat chapter and Daniel 8th chap
ter, Daniel lltu chapter and Jeremiah
30th chapter.
He closed with an earnest appeal lor
I christian! to live mora Godly Uvea and
I be prepared when Christ should come.
lie aaid this thing of christians playing
progressive whist and other card games
waa making but poor use of the time
given them by tha gracious Father.
I Christiana ahould abstain from worldly
thinga.
He waa given close attention and bis
lecture waa evidently highly appreciated.
Properly used, MPerfectlon, dyea
are superior. InsUt on Having
Perfection" Dvcs. tor sale by Fred
Dawson.
February 12,
Boya Club entertainment.
Ring phone 9, or smiley tb printer
Finest candies and nuts at C. E
Baowmx's.
Timothy seed for sale itC . Baow-
IKUt.
Poa corn that pods can be f ooad at C.
E. Banwrax's.
Crawford Jc Hamuli for pboloeratbs.
Prices from SI to $?0 per dozen.
Tbe Aablaad school district on Wednes
day voted a tax of 8 nulla.
If you want abaointely correct time set
your watch with French's regulator.
At frenca s jeweli y store yoo caa bay
spectacles and ee gUsse from 2Sc up
Skimmiag stations for tbe Albany cream
ery will probably be pat ia at Lebanon aad
BrownrrU'e
Dr G- W. Mastoa, pnytaaa aad SOT
geoa. Albany Or. Calls answered prompt
Iy in city or coon try.
Information that is worth its weight ia
goid: Get yoor meats of all kinds at Hen
ry Sroder'a, oa Second street.
If you are ia seed of a beating stone
call and examine tee Royal Jewel at TL.
&wart A box Hardware Co. 'a.
Tbe mail robbers secured only f IL50, a
migtity ist'i taol for so raoca trouble. A
reward of 1C00 each is of erei f jr the con
viction of tbe robbers.
Mr. F. L. Kentaa ha rented tbe oSce
room jart vacated by Mr. J. M. RaUtoa
and will tell fruit, vegeJablcs. Arc, a sooa
as ready fer boatpesa.
Mr. J. M. Rabtoa baa moved bis real
estate aad loan office into bis build Dg just
neatly rearraagd oa Second Soee. just
eat et tbe LtaxocaaT ca.
Toe regular meeting ol tie Ladies Aid
society of Albany wu be beld ax the resi
de ce of Mrs. E L Cpham oa Monday
tbe let day ot reb. at p. m.
Drs. H. E. and O. K. Beers oSoes a or
residence ia the port office building. Spec
ial atteauoa girea to disease ot women.
A good resolution for isvi is to call ia
at Uaigat Bros, and order some of their
choice meats. Tbeir constant resolution is
to treat tbe public well.
lnm or gray bair ad bald beads, so
d'sptesmag to many people as marks of
ag. may be averted for a hag time by
nauut Halt a Hair Kenewer.
Tbe Baker City K-poblicai newspaper
plant waa attached. City Lditor fc. C
Steifeo sued for $504.60 doe him aad bis
son for labor performed. The plant was
released from attachment by Mr. Alley.
the proprietor, filing aa indemnifying
bond.
Tbe Corvallis Gazette received the fol
io wins letter from Graafier. across tbe
nver. oa tbe ay to Corrallia: I have
today found a lace shoe aboCt 100 yards
from my bone. Its size is about six or
even, and as 1 took it to tbe boose. I was
informed by my wife that oar little boy
bad found a pair of robbers shortly after
Jim Egtia disappeared. Tbe rubbers fit
the shoe exactly and tbe robbers contain
some dirt sues as cannot be found ia this
neighborhood Please inform Jim's rela
tives about it. As my place ts only half a
mile from wbat is caiicd Dead river, it ia
possible that Jim was killed aad carried
down to Dead river '
HEW YORK WORLD,
THRICE-A-WFEIC ECiTIGN
. . s WetL 14 Papen a Tesr,
la larger than any weekly or semi
weekly paper published and is tbe only
mportant democratic "weekly" pnb
ished in New Yo. k City. Three times
aa large - tbe leading rewblican week
ly of hew York CH-. It will be of
eeial advantage to yon during tha
residential Champaign, aa it ia pnb
fced every other day, except Soniday,
" as all tbe freshness and timeliness
daily. It combines all tbe news
a long list of interesting depart
at, unique features, cartoons and
lie illuatrauooa, tbe latter beinc a
OltT.
1 these improvements bavw oeea
without any increase in the oust
which remains at one dol'ar per year
We offer this un equaled newspaper
and tbe W stilt Dzhoout together oca
wear for 12.00. Satisfactory terms with
GQHSERYATORY OF HDS1G
fbany College
fea -iKrtbe school rear IS96-1K7 :
&Lri ramn, Una. Doc director.
Assistant tchi-Margoente) AJderson,
B. M., sad Mrs. Josephine Sbarpe.
Tnoroogn and systematic instrucaoo
even in all tbe important branches of
music Best conservatory rooms and
latgest musical library aad facilities for
mutical work. Largest number of con
servatory etadenta enrolled of any music
school in tbe state. Terms low. Send
tor circular and catalogue, to
atLacx rlowx Ln, A. m.
Albany. Oregon.
Academy
of
Our Lady of Per
petual Help.
Boarding School for Girls.
Tborocgb instruction Wholesome
liet Homelike treatment. Consider
ing bard timea, favorable redactions are
I made for boarders and day scholars.
Studies will be resumed Sept. 1st. For
i urther particulars call at tbe Academw
or write to Sister Superior.
THE RUSH
Continues ia oar job department. We
are receiving orders daily Irom tbe test
business firms in this and adjourns
counties a invite tne panne to in
spect our work and prices. Work satis-
tactory or no pay. ietns serve too.
ufikt job umrx
Dr Adams
Albany, Or
Vividly remembering tbe enjoyable
leap year party given by tbe young la
dies of East Albany, tha young men
dewing not only to repay them, but to
far outshine tbem in social entertain
ment, gsve a most successful party at
the G. A. R. ball last evening. After
an interesting program consisting ot a
piano solo by J. L. Tyree, declamation
by John liar re tt. a selection by mate
auartet consisting of Messrs. Cone kl in.
McKnigbt, Johnson ana Becker, banjo
solo by Lee Powers, vocal solo by Jas.
Corigan, and a langhable and well played
farce entitled "The Cat Without an
owner," all took pan in the grand
march. A delicious lunch waa then
served The remainder of tha evening
was apent in playing games and enjoy
ing other social amusements. .v.
I CITY TREASURERS NOTICE KO. 12-
NoUce is hereby give that fcrnda are
oa haad to pav outstanding warrants of
tbe ioe ot isub, nom o 400 o aoo, ip
aiusive. interest on such warrants will
eeae with tbe date oi this notice.
Albany. Or. Dec 23. 1.
E. A. Paaasa. Citj Treaa
from
cae
at." -i's mw m.
0X1$ I5IVJOYQ
Both tha method and mmlts -when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
rV T iVTICK. Strayed, or stolen
l KnoxBntte. Friday Jaa 22nd.
sbeppard dog. a pnppi, yellowish color,
with swiped tali, conar ana ii"K- w
information, or said dog delivered to J a
Froman. or gua share will be suitably re
warded. J S Faoxaw.
AT l'UE MLN E5- Boarding, raging
and meats may be secured of tbe sub
scriber at the Santiam mines, al his place
at the mouth of Dry Gulch.
H. W. Whits.
MEO E FItt
TRK rLUMBKR
Tin roofing and plumbisg. OpposiU
ha opera house
STREET RAILWAY. K0T1CE.
TK. mobw on the Albany street rail
way will connect promptly with alt trains
to and from the depot, day and night.
Special trips will be uaae sr. special
I. a? vv-a"-r .
K. O. T. M.
M eeta every Patnrday evenmr a .
T. M . 11 all. Visiting Knights 10 yitta
tend. J.S.i as wuiXL..cni
Pjrupoi r iga is uiku; n is piuui, w w w-' Let Os Reason To
and refreshing to the taste, and acts yy jy gather I Is it not bet-
eenuy yet proinpuj va me niuueys, 1 ter to buy yonr isreaa,ne, imii,-"i
Lav
nss
Dawson will treat you rlaht
. iu .v.. I ... ri;hia atmw where they
tem effectually, dispels colds, head- m???ZI LT'
.v .1 r...:' ... 1 v.v,;.,..l a yon dbnt want dyspepws and you . I
" J "tt t, D .1.-V t V
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
. . . . 1 i ' 1 . '
its acuon ana traiy Denencuu in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for tale in 50
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FI3 SIRUP CO.
uk nuKusco. cal
Looavms. sr. um roar. AC.
store.
Be
U.S. BAKERY.
Ellsworth and Lyon Snd St,
C D. Vakotsb. Proprietor
For Sale.
I have two ' houses and Ws in
Dayton. Washington, icr saw r
Would trade lor town ("r""j :
tw The houses are situated
o 5th street, one boose ha 6 rooms, the
other 4 good wens on own k-""-enough
for family use on each lot. near the
central school and cotlegw Any one wish
ing to trsde for this property will please
repl to H.J. Has-a. Albsry, Oregoa
"TV , KV HOME LAC2iPKX.-A Noit
IN aw? of tlUworth Street. Fanut
washing taken. Particular attention pai
to bnadle washing and menJing, Saus
faction guaranteed. Mas. CnaisrsKBp