Wat Mtwmt
Who would be president with 5000
office seekers at hia heels.
Now the Oregoniaa call Dr. Driver
the Caliban ot Oregon demagogic life.
Anybody with money can haye friends,
but it takes bustling for ft moneyless
man tohavejanv.
Mr- McKinley is getting all the bites.
Mr. Cleveland is decidedly not in the
tUbing contest.
The history of this special session of
congress will probably prove that it was
not in the interest of the masses,.
The president of the United States
will almost be forgotten tomorrow be
sides the champion in the Carson
ring.
With ft niue pound rod, ten feet long,
Walter Mansfield at San Francisco cast
fly ICS feet, which broke the world's
record of 102ji feet.
England is ft mighty small country,
els it would not oppose Greece, the only
country with sand enough to offer to
fight Turkey.
A Washington young lady went craxy
over the wrongs of Cuba. Mr. Cleve
land ought to be made to suffer little
on accuni of it.
Ohio's largest jewelry establishment is
in the hands of an assignee. Is this the
best Ohio can do on the wave of return
ing prosperity.
Secretary Gage nsed to write for the
maga&ines. Secretary Long has been
Fet. Thus two members of the new
cabinet are exposed. -
From the Nashville American:
Prosperity is to be restored by hanlicg
moaey out of the pockets of the many to
place it in the pocEets of the few whose
pockets are already f nil.
This is United States Minister Bay
ftrd'a last week administer of England .
He will probabiy come home with big
eye glass etcetera, very English, "yon
kna w Mr Bayard wouldn't have to go
very far U become a thoroughbred Eng
lishman. What the United States want
at the court of St James is a man who
will be a loyal American from beginning
to end.
Ezta Dnrand who passed himself ofl
in Portland several ytars ago as being
very religions and thereby securing a vast
quantity of filthy lucre, baa been brought
back to Portland, for trial, Gua Carrie, a
tormer Albany younz man, going to
Michigan after him. Experience al.
wave teaches that one needs to keep a
look out for smooth tongutd men who
profess too much without enough to
back their professions.
From the Chattanooga News:
McKinley himself is undoubtedly hon
eet in the belief hat the proposed law
will benefit the country at large, as well
as the "interests" to which he owes bis
election, but he stands almost alone in
entertainirg a sincere belief in the doc
trine that prosperity can' be restored
simply by increasing the taxes on the
multitude ot consumers.
With a senate like this we would like
to know what justification there is for
s president to call an extra reasion :
Republicans .. 44
Democrats ...33
Popniists
Silver republicans j
Independent
Vacancies
Total 90
It mean an inter ninable wrangle.
It is to be hoped that tomorrow the
superiority jptCorbett and Fitzsimmons
is lborongbly settled. The blow and
brag of both men baa been very disgust
ing and it might also be hoped that the
United States will become interested
enorgtt to pass a taw abutting prize
fighting out generally in the U. S , so
called boxing exhibitions as well as reg
n'ar ghts to a finish. Aa carried on
tber are disgraces. The Democrat to
morrow will probably give the result of
the affair if it comes off. We will not
pretend to give the details .
Col Marceau was recently in Wash
ington ; upon being interviewed he said:
"l bope, tbat Editor Mike De Young
will be named for tbe Italian mission
or sosne other of equal dignity. He is in
many ways a fine type of an American,
and would reflect honor on Lis country
abroad. His wifeis a larly of infinite
social graces and accomplishments, and I
exactly suited to shine in foreign court
circlts. Mr De Yonng is fortunately of
large meafisand wonld spend much mare
than b:s salary in maintaining the credit
of a Minister of this republic." Eow
will hat suit the Examiner.
From the Washington Port:
Tt-.e two Michigan Senators were elated
yesterday over securing the first appoint,
ment for any state sent to the senate by
President MsKinley. They both called
at the white honee Saturday and sug
gested the necessity for a new pension
agent at Detroit, mentioning Mr Oscar A
Janes as the gentleman most to their
liking. Yesterday morning both were
invited to rail at U.e white house again
and on aniv;ng they were selected from
tbe liirong cf visitors there, and, when
oMi.ereil into the presence of Maj Mc-Kinlt-y,
iofoiined tbat he was about to
select '.heir wan. Mr JaDea' confirma
tion in the smate was hastened on ac
count ui ths need cf tome one to sign
ide penpif n vouchers at Detroit, and
the two Michigan senators now haves,
record of pocuricg their man bis place
within two days, or if one takes out Sun
day, of ret-nring his commission for him
. wiU'in ItfMitv f-,nr hour.
William iC. Curtis tells this story of
tiie ne eeirrettry of the treasury: Mr.
(jijir'a inauguration as secretary of tbe
tras'iry wa? o,'iiie a social event. All
the nifniWers of the Chicago colony in
Wasliiuu'on were p re-rent, and many vis
itors from Chicago, who appreciatrd the
tlioogbtfulaei-s of Mr. Gn In invKinp
theiu to-witness the, little ceremony,
which is eimVl enough, hut very im
viorUnt. In tdkiog the oitli of office,
Mr. Gage's loyalty to hlehoioe was again
exhibited. It was neverthnh'ee very
ap' pas. As Chief Justice Fuller stood
up rn-iorH him to read the oath of office,
Wiiicti Mr. Gase was to repeat, the latter
ca d nervously: "Judge, give me small
tas." "Alt -right," reiiied the chief
justice, in a whisper, and started out:
"l. Lyman J. Gage, a citizen of IIHnoie,"
but tbe new secretary did not hear dis
tinctly, and when he repeated St volun
tarily inserted the name of the city we
are all so proud of. Uo said : "I, Lyman
J. Gage, citizen of Chicago, Illinoia."
Washington Letter.
From our roguUur OorrMpondwt. :
Washington, March 8, 1897.
senator Teller was speaking from
personal experience, having himself
been Secretary of ihe Interior from April
17, 1SS2 to March 4, 1S85, when he told
the senate that Mr McKinley bad wade
ft serious mistake when he nomtaated
Cornelius N Buss to be Secretary of tbe
Interior. 1T Raid that Mr Bliss was a
banker and merchant, with an experl
a..a vi... t..N
ence which might nave uivcu .
the head of some of the departments,
but that, in his opinion, the head of the
Interior Department ought to be ft law
yer. Mr Teller did not speak in ft spirit
of antagonism to Mr Bliss, nor did he
vote against his confirmation; he merely
called attention to what he believed to
be a mistake. '
- As might be imagined those senators
and representatives who are opposed to
Csar Reed's idea of confining the legis
lation of tbe extra session of congress.
which meets next Monday, to the tariff
bill by not appointing the committees of
the house which would have to act upon
other bills, are not grieving over the
failure of four of the regular appropria
tion bills The Sundry, Civil, Agricult
ural, Indian and Deficiency. Caar Reed
already has another scheme to prevent
general legislation . It is to authorize,
by ioint resolution, ft continuance ofll
of the regular appiopnatione ot the cur
rent year until next December. .
There was a more or Use interesting
republican rumpus in Washington the
day after the inauguration, about which
very little has been beard.. A meeting
of republican clubs bad been called for
that day by Col John Bowles, for the an
nouneed purpose of adopting resolutions
advising the new administration what it
should do to retain the support of these
cinbs. Gen Woodmansee, who is chai
man of the executive committee of the
national organisation of republican clnba
and who claimed that the individual
clubs- reDresented at this convention
could not properly act upon such resold
tions aa were to be offered, succeeded in
having the convention adjourn aa soon
aa it was called to order. There was
some very warm talk about this appli
cation of the gK, bat the scent of the
pie counter made it mostly whispered
among those interested.
Ex-Senator Blackburn will attend the
extra session of tbe Kentucky legislature
that has been called to elect a senator
and will make a strong fight for hie own
re-election, notwithstanding the repub
lican majority in that body. Nobody
expects tbe senate to seat Mai Wood,
who has been appointed to the vacancy
by Gov Bradley, and whether the gentle
men appointed by the Governors of Flor
ida and Oregon will fare any better, re
mains to be seen .
Eing Hanna has got everything he has
reached for np to date, but certain sena
tors who think he is now reaching after
too much are preparing to give him
disappointment, and there are big odds
in favor of their succeeding. King Han
na is reaching for a place on the Senate
Finance Committee, in which there are
two vacancies caused by the retirement
of Sherman and Yoorhees, in order that
he may be properly fixed to boss tbe
tariff bill, which will go to that commit
te as soon as it gets through the house.
No new senator has been given a place
on that committee in the memory of the
oldest senator, . but that doesn't make
aov difference to Hanna. Ha wants it
and has made bis want known. It is
practically certain that he won't get it
Tom Piatt also wants place on this
committee, bnt as he has been in tbe
senate before, bis aspiration is not con
sidered as audacious as that of King
Banns, bnt whether he will get ths place
is very, very doubtful.
Ex-Secretary Carlisle has been;
offered tbe position of General Counsel
for the Pullman, Car Go., now held by
ben Horace Porter who expects to go
abroad, at ft salary of 125.000 a year, and
tbe expectation is that Mr Carlisle will
accept the offer.
Alaska Gold.
, Wilbur F. Cornell, well known by old
residents of Albany, who baa been in
Alaska several years, has written to ft
Portland friend as follows ;
. "There is more gold in those two dis
tricts, which a. square of 20 miles will
cover, than in any like area of placer
ground I ever saw or beard of. Spots at
rich bare been found, bnt they were con
fined to few claims. Over 700 claims
have been recorded here, each 500 feet
in length, and more are being recorded
nearly every day.
"I can foresee what tbe result of this
strike will Ire . There will be a rnsb
here, and then there will be starvation.
This year we are short ot many things,
and every year before it has been the
same. . Many men bave less than 100
ponnds of floor, which moot last them
nntil June. Others btvs but little
bacon on hand, and there has not been a
shovel or goldpan purchasable since
September. There will not be enongb
here next fall for tbe men now here,
ncless it is furnished by new companies.
Men will come here next summer, a
they have ezery summer, regardless of
warning. Thinking they can get along,
if we can, they do not seem to know thst
two men cannot live on tbe quantity
necessary for tbe support of one, and tbey
cannot gtt away from here as they can
from points on the coast, as Cook's inlet
or Junean.
"There will be work for a considerable
number of men say 1000 on claims now
located, and wages will not be less tban
$10 per day ; bnt all men hired mnst
board themselves, and it is more than
likely tbat those who come without a
year's supplies will be refased work. It
is far easier for a person coming in to
bring provisions with him than it would
be for those men now here to go out for
supplies. If a claimowner ' employs a
man who eomes without provisions, lis
is simply giving that man an opportun
ity to bny the supplies from the stores
which he will need himself in short,
the claimowner is cutting his own throat.
' I bava written warnings fcevery year
since I have been here oa my own re
sponsibility, or at the request of others;
and the) have been published, but have
done very little good. A word to the
wise has become a proverb, but a word
to the other ort is a waste of wotdg, as
has been often proved.
"This has been tbe warmest winter, so
fir, ever known here. Of course, this
means more snow, of which there is now
about 16 inches where it is oot drifted.
Kt more snow falls In the spring than at
any other time, we loox for two feet at
leantj which will mean a great flood
when the river breaks." '
Whenever yon can keep your money
at home do so. Do not patronise tiner
ants when borne men in the same busi
ness can seivs yoo better. Don't yon
think it is better, candidly, to give the
money to those identified with our city.
As ft matter of tact this bas oot been done
peveral timet latRly.
St. Patrick's Day.
There axe plenty of
how it would go.
men who knew
A hardware dealer in Canton has just
failed regardless of the prevailing pros
pal i'y.
Oscar Wilde is to be released .
It is to
be hoped he has the 'decency to
be de
cent. C V ;-'
One Salem editor calls another one a
venal lunatic They are getting down to
close quarters.
It is said several Ohio people have not
gone to Washington for an office. Prob
ably democrats.
Even the presidential election did cot
result in more bulletines and closer de
tails than today's Carson tight.
In verification of the fact that ft very
intelligent crowd was at Washington at
tbe inauguration it is declared that not
a single case ot blowing ont gas occurred.
The eld West Virginia home ot ex
Postmaster General Wilson gave ft Re
publican majority of 500 last November,
but recently it faced about and elected
tbe entire Democratic ticket.
Ellis Mills, United States Consul Geu
eral at Honolulu, ha furnished tbe State
Department with the results ot ft censu
iust taken in Hawaii, showing a total
population of 109,020. The Hawaiians
head the list, with Sl.019; Japanese next
with24,4C7: Chinese third, with 21,616
and the Portugese fourth, with 15,191.
Those part Hawaiian number 8,485;
Americans. S.0S6: British. 1.250: Ger
mans, 1,432, and the remainder is divid
ed among half a dozen nationalities.
The Democrat is opp od to whipping
in the public schools. It is out ot date
behind the time, and should not be tol
erated. Tbe Democrat is glad to know
that the piincipal of the public schools
is opposed to it, using it reasonably only,
in extreme cases. The scholar who can
not be governed except by tbe whip
shots Id be sent home.
From the Washington Poet :
Republican from the Pacific coast are
of the opinion that Judge Morrow, ot
tbe United States District Court, will be
promoted to fill the vacancy caused by
the appointment of Jndge McKenna to
be Attorney General, and that Jndge De
Haven, of Mentlecmo County, Cal., will
be made District Judge in Jndge Mor
row's stead. Senator McBride, ot Ore
gon, said yesterday that he bad no
knowledge ot Senator Mitchell's candi
dacy and he did not believe that the
Senator wonld be a candidate without
informing him.
A member of the Kansas legislature
named Wallers bas introduced a bill in
tbe legislators enacting tbe ten com
mandments into a law, with penalties as
follows, the sections corresponding with
'he number of the commandment : For
violating section 1, 1 1 000 fine for violat
ing section 2, $1000 fine and one year in
the penitentiary; for violating section 3
or section 4 1300 fine and six months in
tbe penitentiary ; for violating section 6,
hanged by tbe neck until dead ; for vio
lating section 7, penitentiary for life, for
violating section 8, fine or imprisonment,
in the discretion of the court; for violat
ing section 9, imprisonment in the dis
cretion of the conrt ; for violating section
10, fins and imprisonment in the discre
tion of conrt.
"I would like to li-e long enongb,"
said Congressman Barham,ol California,
'"to see every vestige ot patronage taken
sway from senators aod representatives.
It will be ft good day for this country
when members of toe hoaae and senate
bave no influence whatever in the distri
bution of Federal appointments. It is
the most embarrasaing and difficult
thing tor a Congressman to choose be
tween half a dozen ot of hievfriends, nil
of them, it may be, equally flitted to bold
an omce ot importance under tbe gov
ernment. It makes tbe disappointed
ones in the major' ty of cases his ene
mies for life. Bnt aside from that s
legislator has enough legitimate duties
to perform without interesting himself
in appointments. It is really no part
of bis official basinets, ftcd I think that
public sediment will ooe day see tbe
need of relieving him ot this extraneous
service."
The Chicago Chronicle contains these
hints of advice to yonng msrried people.
Try to be satisfied to commence on
small scale.
Try not to look at richer homes and
covet their costly furniture.
Try to cnltivats the moral courage
tbat will resist tbe arrogaoce of fashion.
Try to avoid the too common mistake
of making an unwise effort to "begin
where the parents ended."
Iry going step further, and visit tbe
home of tbe suffering poor when secret
dissatisfaction is liable too spring np.
Try to be cheerful in the family circle.
no matter how annoying may be the
business cares and the house-keeping
trials. -
Try to cooperate cheerfully in arrange-
ing the family expenses and share equal
ly in any necessary self denials and econ
omies.
Try buying all that is necessary to
wory with skillfully, while adorning ths
boose at first simply with what will ren
der it comfortable.
From the Washington Poet:
When Mr Dolph was United States
Senator, which office be held from 1883
to 1895, he was noted among his fellow
members as one of the most successful
workers of his state, f U was of ft com
manding figure. His stalwart frame,
large head, and long besrd, black when
he first came to Washington, but white
before his departure, wej cure to attract
the attention nd invok the inquiry of
visitors . Tie was an authority on legal
matters, and his opinion "was highly re
garded by bis colleague. Ho hold posi
tions hi the last congress in which be
served npon the committees on Coast
Defenses, Commerce, Foreign Relations
Pobiii Lands, Relations with Canada,
and the Helert Committee an the Uni
versity of the United St-.tes.
While toiling night and day for th
interests of bis sta'e, securing annual
appropriations for immense liver and
harbor projects that older elates wonld
have hesitated to ask fo", he neglected
those social amenities which cement
politics aod personal friends, and the
idea went abroad throughout Oregon
tbat Dolph liked Washington too well,
tbat he was getting too high-toned, and'
ought to be taken down a peg- So it re
sulted that when be came np for election
two years ago hs bad any nur.iberof op
ponents, ad Interested in preventing his
return, but nnable to agree among them
selves who should be bis successor. On
tbe last day Senator MftBride, whose
name had not bifore been mentioned.
was pat forward, and bis election was
MISFITS.
It is easy to see why the Postmaster
General is willing to go to Washington.
He has eight unmarried daughters.
An exchange suggests that it Mayor
Pennoyer had thrown ft "royal flush" he
would never have closed the slot ma
chines.
Adlat E. Stevenson, oh yes, seems as
It we have heard of him, the gentleman
who has lust retired from tue ODSsumy
ot the vice-presidency .
Both Corhett and Fitzsimmons declare
that they will win tbe tight. W e hope
thev will keen their word. It would be
very pleasing to see both knocked out
A remarkable case is reported by the
balem Journal: "Sheriff Johnson, of
Lane county, has broken the record by
omitting the $50 hack hire for taking a
prisoner to the pen, and simply charged
the state car fare 23 cents."
Several Albany men have been trying
to do this example. A grind stone
weighing 40 pounds was dropped break
ing into four pieces of such sizes that
every even pound from 1 to 40 could be
weighed with the pieces. Who caj do
it.
Oregon taxpayers are supporting 60
pupils in school tor tbe deaf ; 23 pupils in
the school for the blind; 1,111 patients in
the state insane asylum ; 131 boys in the
state reform school ; 364 convicts in the
state prison. Total, 1,669. AH at Salem,
Over the door of a Missouri church
is an inscription which reads: "This is
the gate of heaven." Just below it is an
other which says; "Closed by the Amer
ican Loan Company." This should be a
warning to church organisations against
running in debt.
The greatest man in the world, says an
exchange, is the plain, plug wan who
pays bis debts, sun porta bis lamiiy tainy
well and never doee anything remark
able.' These remarkable men mho are
I thoroughbreds for ft time and rob all
r. i. . - . : , . - .
uieir inenor, w m avoiuea.
Senator-appointed Corbett yesterday
presented his credentials. The Journal
aay: The opposition to seating Corbett
la directed by Mitchell van nas a great
deal of influence with the committee. O.
N. Denny and J. B. Montgomery of
Portland are also at Washington to op
pose Corbett.
There are lots of Astorians and tormer
Astorians in San Fraacisco who go to the
free library in the new city hall every
day to read the Budget, which is on file
there. Nearly all the papers of Oregon
are to be found there, with the exception
of the Oregonian, and it is not allowed
there on account of tbe Indecent attack
it made on tbe ciuxens of California a
short time ago. Astoria Budget.
Homer Davenport is not t Carson'
Kev., with tbe training pugilists, but has
been called to Albany, N. Y., to assist in
preventing tbe New York legislature from
passing the Ellsworth bill, which, if it
becomes ft law, would stop tbe publish'
ing of cartoons in New York state. The
hill is a direct thrust at American free
dom. Salem Journal.
A great deal of interests was taken in
Albany-over the big prise fight. The
sentiment was generally in favor of Cor
bett. Perhaps it is a good thing Fitxsim-
mons won. rrtxe ngbuos is about bis
size. Cor belt's bringing np should bsve
placed and kept him in a better business.
Again the contest shows that be bad not
taken care of himself, sad while the
better man at tbe start he lacked endur
ance.
' Tbe Salem Journal has so many people
to hit it makes ft double killing at one
shot Here is a sample: Barber Bo-
ford is no more fit to be farmer at the re
form school than Prof. MeElroy who
gave him the appointment is fit to be
Droteseor of ethics at the state nnirtrs;tv,
The public interests have been disregard
ed by hia retention at the school during
tbe past two years and it Is said uover
nor Lord is to be blamed tor it.
Here is another one ot Ira Campbell's
Mexican stories : All the street cars in
tbe republic of Mexico are propelled by
male power. Americans were success! u l
in obtaining franchise for an electric
street line at Monterey, and placed an
excellent plant in operation and it was
expected that every city in the republic
would have street cars of like kind. But
lo and behold, yon never can tell what
wuinappenin this country, toe nrst
day tbe ears were operated, gnaser
was killed by one o: tbe cars by bis own
deliberate negligence, and tbe franchise
was cancelled without further notice.
much to tbe disgust and loss ot tue in
vestors, and therefore in ft moment the
electric ear was doomed in this country
for tbe present at least, bnt civilisation
will soon compel tbe use of the cars tie-
spite tbe greasers.
MARRIED.
SIMPSON PILLAR. In Boena Vista,
Or., on Tneeday, March 16. 1897. at
the home ol the bride, by Rev. J. H.
Balowin, of Independence, Mr. Arthur
i. Mmpson, ol Albany, and Miss Altha
Pillar, of ' Boena ista, formerly of
Albany.
The ceremony was performed in a
pleasing manner in tbe presence of rela
tives and a few invited frienls. It wss
followed by a delicious wedding repast,
which tbe Democrat will vooch for from
samples of cake received. Mr. and Mrs.
bimpson were remembered in a substan
tial ioaone-by their friends. Mr. Simp
eon is one of Albany's steady and popu
lar yonng meu and tbe bride is a young
lady of fine character beloved by all
knowing her. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson
wi.l visit friends in Portland and Salem
for several days, returning to Albany to
reside on or about the 29th. Tbey have
the best wishes of many.
WALLACE JOXE8. Oa Saturday nt
9 p m., at the residence of and by D.
V. Poling, Mr. R. R. Wallace, better
known as "tiabe," and Mita llallie
Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace have gone to
Astoria, where Mr. Wallace has a posi
tion in ft barber shop.
Eternal Vigilance.
Sternal vigilance is the price of liberty. "
tt is the price of everything worth hsving.
It is the price
of life itself. A
man needn't be
always looking
for danger,
afraid that
something will
happen to htm;
but a wise man
will form a habit
of care about the
important things of
life.
It in't half so
much trouble to take
care of yourself aa it
is not to. A man
who follows regular,
healthy habits, feels
good all tbe time.
Life is worth living
to him. But a man
who "don't want to
bother" with taking
care of himself haa
more pain and tnia
cry crowded into one
oay tnan a goon
healthy, Beany man
'who Uvea right
-would ever know of
in a whole vear.
When a man's stoats ch is out of order,
and his digestion dont -work; when his liver
gets to be slngKish and won't clear the bile
out of his blood, it is time for him to look
out for himself. He gets no nourishment
out of his food. His blood gets thicker and
thicker with imparities. Hi nerve get irri
tated. He lone energy and fighting force.
He may aay, "I can stand it, I will feel
better to-morrow; " but the chances are he
will feel worse to-morrow and worse still
next day. He ought to put himself right at
once. He seeds Dr. Pierce' Golden Medical
Discovery. It is made for just this condition.
It rouses n; the digestive and nutritive
organs, snd gives them power to extract
from the food all the nutritious elements
and transform them into rich, nourishing
blood. It enables the liver to clean out all
bilious impurities ana poor into the circula
tion an abundtince of highly vitalized blood,
full of the lifei-frivbig red corpuscle which
build np healsny fieah, muscular strength
and nerve-enenry. It does not make flabby
flesh. It ia the only suitable tonic and
"" T TZ7"
Use the Only Spring Remedy in the World
That
Paine's
In Marrb. April and Mv hM P. Inn'.
oelerv com pound.
tna oiuy ralne's celery compound!
Far tt la nature' reined.
Do not for a moment confound It with
n.yofthe Ignorant, catchpenny. short
imiom rAmeaiaa enra-parl laa
nervines and ton lea that bar
reaetr-bisnoe to Pains' oat-ry a 'trip mud
s tbe parasite Tinea do to ttie k the?
live on.
Palae'a oelerv eomoonnd nnraa ti.
eaae. It mke people well. It hu
the Uvea of tbouaands of aulTorcr. It
makes tba weak atron -.
It purifies tbe b od and enriches U.e
nerves.
Every condition of winter life hu i mo
detrimental to health. There h a bm a
steady decline ta nervous vigor. Now
that spring come tbe bndyl, medy to
ct off unhealthy tissue r It la oniy
given a ebanee. This opportunity com.
when the excretory organs, kidncya.rkin
nabowela are made to wot a actively
and the nrrveaarw able to furoiab suffi
cient energy to tbe digestive organ.
TELEGRAPHIC
Will Hat raj Tasra.
PoKTUtXD, March 17. Jndge Kortbop
ha decided not lo pay over in fuiltotbe
state treasurer tbe state tax of 1!&S. which
Multnomah county will collect, amounting
to about foDO.OOO, and it is understood
that moat, if not all. of tbe other coontiea
of the stat will follow suit and withhold
tbe state tax.
Ibe various counties are nearly all in
debt and panag interest. Tbe tejaon for
this proposed action ja largely that, as the
secretary of state has de&ded tbat be will
issue so state warranis. Ins state Ui money
wonld sccordingty only reoiatn idle in tbe
vault of the state tretiurer
It twaa rtghtlag.
CaxEt. March 16 Colonel Yauos baa
transferred his headquarter to Spbakta,
the most monntainou and inaoreastb e po
sition in the island. This i .held to indi
cate tbat Greece is firmly resolved not lo
recall bet troops, ft step which t n girled
es impossible in tbe face of th strong na
tional teeuag.
Aaetax-r Wawkra Mill.
Csto. Or... March 16. The Union
Woolen Mill Company, recently onranued.
ha completed all arrangement for tbe
erection of a two-set woolen mill here. At
a meeting of the board of directors todir.
W u Uostrander u appointed to sapenn-
tend the constroctioa ot the boUJunra. I
bever. ot ftebraasa. who bss lost arrired
anu iw ia a man liieisng npmewce in
manufacturing woolen, wa cboaea to take
charge of tbe work when completed and
ready tor the production of fabnu
We Mlvcr larkft
New Tons. March 16. Coo.idrbi
weakness has bees apparent in tbe silver
market recently oa heavy li'juJation Bar
stiver declined today 1 per cent to 62 on
reports that the London market wa disor
ganised, owing to the sentimeuUi eS t of
tie efforts making by tbe Japan govern
ment to adopt the gold staaoArd.
Laa asteaa.
Wasbisgtox, March 1$ In the senate
today, 433 bill and eight Joint resolutions
were introduced.-1 bey embraced nearly
every pbsae ot tue pooitc service. Auo s
batch ot bill numbered about ,i 1 bey
included bill directing forecboare of tbe
govern men! lien on tbe tnioa fauSc road;
to prevent profeional lobbying; dVSning
the powers of tbe jodknsry; far service
pension, etc. Bills introduced by Hale
related to a cable between the United
Slates, Hawaii and Japan, and to tbe
twelfth cento.
Baal SerMeat.
M'Missviixk. Or.. March 16. A 12-yeat-old
nn cf ti Anderson, who live on
f 'anther ernes, in this count, met with an
iriurv Sunday that mavcawe bisdeaxn.
Hi father set Ere to a tree and a hose
limb bad tiornea nearly on, when tbe
father told the hoy to run from beneath it,
but tbe lad wa struck on the bead b tbe
falliog limb snd his tkoli fractured.
Cara Me
WasutKOTOX. March 15. The 65th
hoaae of representatives met today for the
work before it. Although tbe proceeding
were perfunctory, the scene was a brilliant
one.
At 12 o'clock. Major McDowell, the clerk,
rapped tbe house to order Rev Mr Coo
den, tbe blind chaplain, delivered an inro
cation. The vole on speaker reoted.
Reed 199, Bailey 114, Bell 'J I aad Xsw
tandsl. Groavenor presented a resolution, which
wss adooted. for election of candidates for
other officer of tbe bouse, as follow:
Clerk, Alexander McDowell, of Peouayl-
vacut; rgeanl-t-arma, benjamin r Ku
ell, of Missouri; doorkeeper. W Oh-oo, of
New York: postmaster. J U MeElroy. of
Obio; chaplain, flenrv K Coudeo.
A Wathlagfan rater.
Vu.rr. 'asb.. March 15. C D Moodv
was shot aod fatally wounded by Gait Lat
tin this morning. Moody is shot through'
the body, and cannot spesk. lie went lo
Lsttin's place for a load of bay, and it is
supposed that tney reyied a long standing
quarrel. Lsttin bad Moody arretted
abut ft month ago for arsauiting him
with an sx. Moody is a brother of H i
Moody, a prominent capitalist of Spokane.
Csrkcll's fhsneea.
Wasniiioio. March 15. Since tbe
arrival of Senator Corbett in Washington
and tbe explanation which his friend have
made to various persons, there has been a
change of sentiment regarding seating
him. i here is found some uiiaapprcuen
sion of facts, which, open being explained,
tnsteriallv chanirea existing opinions here, i
The fact have been presented not only to
the senators, but to others wno nave in
fluence. Earifcajnak la Me Ira.
Mokk'ma. Mexico, Msrch 15. The
mountain districts of Mochoacan fend Coli
ma have experienced several earthquake
ibocss during tbe last three day, and there
is much a'arm among the inhabitants. 1 he
Coltnis volcano is becoming active again,
and dense columns of moke are pouring
from its crater.
After llitititeece.
St Pbtkhsbuho, March 15. All the
admirals, except the French and Italian
commands!, bave been oruered to imme
diately blockade tbe principal Greek ports,
especially tbe Piraeus (port of Athena),
Syra anu Vo'o. An ultimatum will fortn -with
be addreaaed to Greece by tbe admiral
of the foreign fleets.
Beaardteaa at Frperlly.
New Tonic, March 15,-Crook & Per
ham, wholesale coaldealt-rs, have aaalgned
to fclihu B Frost, without preferences. The
amount involved is said to be over f 100,
000 Tbe firm has been in buaineas for 22
years.
Bailer iles I
Pan Fkancihco, March 14 Frank
Butler, nlias Asbe. alias Newman, the
accused murderer of Captain Waller, Ar
thur Preston and Charles Burges. has
decided to give np his fight against the
effort of- tbe Australian polite to secure his
extradition from this country, lie gives
as bis reason for this action that be has no
hope that the United States supreme couit
will reverse District Judse Morrow.
. sVnraad Back. .
Portland, March 14. Era Durand.
nnhamiriorf erndua from Portland
five jesis ago : left his friends poorer by
nbout $150,100, returned tUy morning in
" A.
Iran
Hi!
has Stood Every
Celery Compound
No remedy tn tbe wor 1 o o p Uh
these result like Pain' 4 -rr em
poood.il nourlahe. r a a s an I m
vigoratea th ent ra a . v u t a fro n
the brain to he raliutau nerve fl emint.
IteansaantoreS4d app ti ,id tone
np tbs stomach, to tet w. h n-i nKtreiaa I
fd. It nor ling n u InineJIat'
e'y maoiVwt It o. striae u H tat m i l
dy. u'ibsa'ibv skin, in In r i wjigh'
and i ora refreshing h
irst dltr jvsre I ir , ,r , oj ,n
tiflo reMr?h bv tin tb . tU;.i-Wn
America bt j.ro'n? (I 9 ,f BivtrIK
Phelpv, M t, LL DitfDirr, no h cilUf i,
It la prawsriiwd anil pubiiclv eti l rad bv
toa beit pratuuoner i.. irr oi yof
America, tt uiiea e i tj niavieil y
ra-ominu ii J by rut(n n ni wo
men in every wtlk of if t u I -. .Jay
'n evary mn the in wt t ip i r r? n Jy
tbe worta evr kna
It has proven lua.f toe j-ea-Mt of a'l
apriuT tuelicloeav.
In New York, Cblo.gt. ,.iliaiip1iis
large unlet ths letJiog uavppra mtc
Currie, and i new confuted ia the moinen'a
quarter of the eoonty jail. He look 10
tears older than he did when be left, hi
hair and beard having turod white; tot
be has made no effort to duguue himo.lf .
aVrtaaw t'laaaclal luuil.a.
Havana, n'A Key Neat, March U.
Wej lerha forwarded to Spain, for ap
proval ot tbe cortea. I be pohiic I : diet bill
amounting to t&.OOO .000. inanition to an
appropriation bill, it is said, will be carried
throngfa to meet the extraordinary expense
ol 'Jb army and nary incurred on account
of the Cnbn insurrection The income
for the new fiscal year, beginning in July,
will budiy reach 15,t.fX, which
amount will ahrink conaiJorably should,
the ptopoaed treaty with the United Stabs'
be earned oot. Therefore, there will b an j
ejonnoot defkit, reaching nearly $lC.-j
000.000. to meet which tbe wsdadjeatara
tunct decree new taxes to Spain or call tor
another pnUic loan to meet tlie iottrtit on
the same.
A Ubely trla. ,
Oltmpia. Wah.. March H. Consider
able consternation wa crvated here today
by the announcement of iiovernor Rogers
tosereral prominent citifo thatbeseri
oaly conUmp?aed vetoicg the capital
building bill. However, the governor axi
he would willingly grant aa aodietve to
the sopportert of the measare
Tb Ttaac piata.
Loxixj. March IS. The Times ihit
morctog print nearly a page -f whit par-
! uwt lo b th now tariff ,-W!i
commeaung edsturiajtr, sat;
"Acuro.-y slinoe i eoca-rh to show
that a long backward atrid- ia U-in nude
in ibedireciiM of tee Mch'tni? tariff, ia
whatever way ti. matter niiv be settled, it
ui invjive at wa disturbance aad de
raagemeot of baaioe lor BiVu.h export
er, a well a a eripaiijg kaufir
Ani riCAC tht-maetve .
A tHlM fUttcrtas.
Wasni'SGTOJC, Match It The &3th
coogre KKKt ia esroriinar) sesame
tomorrow in purvoaice .of President Mc
Kiniey's proclamation Th work before
it the psxcice of a tariff bill, i pretty
weU cot out ia advance, but the indica
tion are that it win be a .or y nioa
. and its legu snd scopes yet are mere
matters ot speculation
Nearly l,rvO,(i) has bees spent
Carson co account wi the big fiht.
in
IMORTHtRH
111 PACIFIC R. R.
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Puilmaa Bleeping Oars,
Elegant Ding Caxs,
Tourist SleepiugCar"
' -stlanl
Minneapolis
lnlntb
t-arito,
r tirand Forks
Crookston
vVinnipes:
Helena an4
8o't
THaOUGMTlCKE S
TO
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Sew York
Boston and at
Points East and South
ThrooRb tickdts to Japan-and China, vis
Tacomaand Northern FaciBc steamahif
Co.. an American line.
For information, time cards, mspe anc
tickeU call on or write C Boikbart
Aeent. Albany. Or.
Or A. D Charlton. Ast "aen Fse Agf
Portland, Or.
r--v - - -,. , f
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is a book every Oregonian should
have. The introduction is by the cele
brated Rev. Frank W.Uunsaulu ana
the sketches bv Oliver W. Nixon, D. D.
The book is printed from laree, clea
new type, on extra laid paper, bound in
vellum cloth, etr mped iu gold, cllttop
illustrated with 18 tull-patte halt tones
and retails at 1.75. Any subscriber
nsvins a vear in advance for the weeklj
or 6 months or more tor the daily can
have it for fl extra.
GROCERY BARGAINS
BY
Albany Trading Company,
R. KQ1ULI8, Manager.
3 cans fire oysters...... .
1 gal fine choice peaches.
1 gal best vinegar
8 bars best Bsvon soap...
...
luilidiiiiUjlo.
Ing t.elrova es.trt9S azIn thlt year,
bav fonat that the demaai fr PinV
eatery e inpinl utrpm that ef all
othe- re-nodls toztthar!
Palne'aee err eimooaod. te'on dnrirg
the etfly spring days. In a a mors
than hr mail rentrkaMe sUnir In
ra'klog people ws l. It aAHt abort
wjrk of ditoaa. U rao'idiy driva cut
neuralgia, sleepfetwt, dyapepsia and
rbsnm iti.m fro :n ibt eratem. it removea
tna. Ia4itui. of Urad fe9lin2." whlh
beto'ceia wtwkttal nr,e ol p-Mr
ioot.
Womast w-irklitu In clo a!Hr, aatea
womn U.'al oat aad aervoai from Ion
boura sua liaz on taeir ft n l waiuaz
on impuieat, irritttiu ou-aotmr, ovar
worite I, w jrria 1 ao 1 Jina-ta.l ran
a'd wonan erervwher Wilt be auauih
d to in t Hw ma ;Q happlor life beaoata
wien thair narrat bars b;wi a-j-enz.hn
eJ agj ther b'oJ puhlt.i by oiansof
la la greu nm d .
Moor ramady baa tna baatty
prlofa Ilka ba1y of eJaiUa l man
nn-i wo sex and pioraMionat man, tor
fcas there ever beea a remedy tbat wai
WaJl Paper,
Carpets,
Lone ol slim,
Lace Curtains,
Rugs.
Portier3,
Pillows
Furniture
Bedding.
Hcture Frames.
Linen Warp Matting,
S Oil Paintings,
and Undertaking
Call on
ALBANY FURNITURE CO.
Hon
W
1
A1
IV. J. Brvzn' r.
mediately viJi Lh2 x
An m
A review of
E5a?frf His bioartjp.'iy,
V" w -
.A""-: las rnc-st tr.K.or!
V'Wt7?f The results of
AQEMTO WANTED 2"
Mr. Bryan has arsr.ouncej his intention of devoting
one-half of all royalties to furthering the cause of
Hmetallism. There are alrcd indications cf an enor
mous sale. Address
W. B. C0NKEY C0;?ANY, Publishers,
3!-3"i rrh-vfi St GUCGO.
SUMUCH5
tit C,ic t Crl of tie Si-tl y Orrgrt
J Uurney Fow er aad w J l.ae ar, p in
tiSs
T
W q jJ;V(in. as sdminisirator of the r
tateof Thoma MotB deceed; James
Vi M'JTjan a admtnis'rator or he estate
of Lrdia Uorcn dvcea-eo: Ms-t Ann
lira. Frank t?rar her boahaol; Aa-nea
McNeil, John McNeil he hnhand. John
X Morirtn, Rath Mo'ran his "ife: Jame
W Morsaa, Morgan bis wife; V
G M.a. M v-5B b ifjjne Mor
tin, K A M-i B. tort:a h.a . if; Mr
caret Uaroan, Dircaa Is.- fcesHind; G
L Stda aai II at its I Strjde ; Lin Co.
Nauoual Hack . (a cWTrli ) W H G I
l a, A Bash. Trejit: Fit Nauoual Bask,
ia s-porUO) aad Mil oa Hale,
1 IMmdaata.
To Jhn N Msao aad Koth Mors).
hU a if,ad MarKret Doccao & Dsn
cao, bar hatbiai. Dafeadanta.
IN THE NAUK OF THE STATE OF
OKEOON: V'os are hereby reqnirtd to ap
prar aod aasarer th oomptaict hied againat
you in ths stors entitled aoit, b tbe 6 rat
da v ol ths nail term f this court following
Id rxpir'ta of said saoaKMs,toit: by Use
4tH M dy in Jooe.lS97;t-e nstha 2Sth day
cf id month; and if TO lai! o to per
to anairfr, for wiot thereof, th pUiouna
mii'. apply to the conrt for tt-e ra'wt prayed
for in the cbiplamt Bled against joo hera
ib. twit: For a decide forectoice, a certain
martaf exaented h oe Tbrnnaa Morgan
.1 d LUU Monaw. hit wife, (ith deceas
ed) to'hs JarwConklin Mortgage Tnit
I'omnaoy, to secure tts pajmant of $1625
with iotereat, and ths further rem if $100
attonraya Ue. Said mortgage bring opoo
raal eaUte itu .te in ths couoty of Linn,
late of Oregon, nd particularly bounded
anJ deao ibed a follows towit:
Ths W H ot tha D L C of David W A!
lioghain: auaateC in ?eoa 53 and 34, Tp 13.
oath, Raoge 4, NV W M. coou-nlog 159
acres mors or lea.
And aircolioa ale of aaid property in tbe
manner pridd by law and application of
the proceed thertf om tt payment of the
claim of the p ainfenN herein, including
oasta, diabursameoui of suit Sad attoraey'a
fees
This tummnna is pob'.uhed bv orJer of
the Honorable 11 II Hewitt, jadg of said
eomt.
Mads sad d ted on th S4:h day of Feb
iurr. !S7.
Gso W Hrs a Mostajits a Hackle ax,
Attnej s for Piaintitt.
(OMIIISTRMOR'S KOTICE
No'i e is hereby e'ven that the under
signed has beew duly appointed by toe
C'oun'y court of l.inn county, uregon, a't
. . r . . m ... tl t nt
inUtrstor ol tbe es'ste oi jowpu u .uj
rt deceased, 1st of aid county, ami he
tm du'y qunUfird as uch and sit persons
having ciiviut against aid etate are here
by request d io present te same to me at
Alhanv. Oreoon. nronetlv verified a
Ty law provUed, within "ix montb from
this oat". "
Daied at Albsnv, Oregon. Hu 16th day
of December. IS96. D W kTKKS.
Whitket k Nswport, Adn.vitnor
, Attys for Admr.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice ia hereby given that " tbe under
signed baa been duly appointtd admmic
tra'rix of the ettate of ixiui F Hammer,
deceased, by the county court of Linn
county : AU peron having claim sgaintt
said estate are hereby notified to present
them, duly verified,- to me at the office of
H C Watson, Attorney at law, Albany,
Oregon, within six months from the dale
of thi no' ice.
Dated at Albany. Oregon. March 16,'9r
"StVKministex5" "AX.'t.ix
an
7
Test of Time.
Makes
wl!OTHt In aTtninr intoliigan";. pioi
ant hjmn wit.ra pain s taken to gt
only to bt H ti ri-al a mat e', in
9UC0 fnal I f all ovar tbe amry Pal sea
eatery ootnpoan i Is the fi.-s , last ani
oniyriy od.
Prof PhalM bad a n Iid the D5'Va It
health anl diaaate whn we'l n rorUaa 1
and when ml noariihal, in men ani
wjrnan ail ehAArii yer bafara hj
lookel frt'ia rmiy. P:nVa o-lary
em?-iai la ths o-ttai a of hia entire
prufat'ot hr It ia tna on rain iy
ibattba wrid eon'd n rflcrts today at
anv i-rica
Paine' wy ei-mono 1 in la-j3 the
boly tc tk oa -k14 flii.
furaictai r'iri Kill.' cer7
comoua 1 aa tha oaa n-ieiiii spring
ramlv. ai It l un:vra!lv orawenbad
by nam winrTr tbara i g-as n 1 of
vigrrou as 1 ;r t np: r-or.ot ot oia.th
an i atranzth ti th w-ra ottt ay&e 4
Paion'a c-i ary romptaii i tha beet
apnng remtJy B:i4ti; ia ratr than a
ui sarin rosJy. It bring aT a; a
has ihr taKi a, eoup eta tiaU9a,
rga tsXm of tba bar aaalthe otner
Book
r2 the sale of Hon.
" .j.;ld corresixod nn-
w a. -
c T-crk will
contafn
i-rrpaifjn tour .
nfiUca by his wife
-::t speeches
i'vs-zt Caiiipa;qn of 1896.
the jOoIItkaJ situation
ASSiCNEfS k;TIC
N"c ' I 'o piia tn :H person
ii.U;c'd that 1. t? om!erijrVd aj
i iacee of "rppat and Ba'-er l-ax fid tu
tail account in tee matter of aaid :gB
mewt. in lb circuit court of the sJa e of
thvsroe for Lion county ad 'hat aaid
final account will be heard and passed up
on br Ud court n tbe court bonee ia tne
city of Ailiany. Linncoony, O'eRon, al
the hour cf 1 oVoek p m. ot he 2h day
of March, IS37. i't'siux ropT,
A-ignee.
AKKUALKEETi: 5
Kctice i he'ehy itiTen tnat Ue s-cna
mee'ing of tbe stock boloers of the AbcT
Huiklior Association will be held at 'ore
of J Grawohl. in Aibaav, on Monday,
March 1M. 1S9T. at 7:30 pnfer tt
eiectlon of director, acd scch o'her bnrf-
ces as rosy cor- before tbe meeting'.
Date Feb. 1 JM
W C Twaenaix, F P Nctttxo
Preaident. Secretary
CITY TREASURERS KOTiGE KO. 12-
Notice 1 hereby given that f.-nds are
on haad to pav outstanding warrant of
the ine of ie36, bom No 453 to &ol. i-
claaive, interest oa such warrants wiU
ceae with the date of tbt notice.
Alny, Or, Dec 23. 1SS6-
E. A. Fakkkk. Cit Tress
DliSOLUriON NO TICK. Notice it
hereby given tbat the copartnership
of Emerick & Brack man bas been dissol
ved. Mr. Brockman retiring. The bo
nes will be continued br Emerick Son
Indebtedness will be liqaicated by M
Emerick to whom account should be paid
DKESS-MAKiSG. Ladies withiogto
learn cutting and fitting T the Mor
gan system, call an Mrs. R. E. Oareo.
Lirese made for f 2.50 and np. Cor Sid
and Calapooia.
FOR SALE. A fresn milch cow, and
calf, cheap. Iaqaire of F S Dough
tee, Spicer.
ROOMS TO RENT. Call on Mrs.
Oarena, on 3rd Street, between Broad
atbin and Ellsworth.
AT 1 HE MINES Boarding, lodging
and meals may be secured of the sub
scriber at the e'antiam mines, at his place
at the mouth of Dry tiulch.
H. W. White.
A WELL KiSOWN factory ,8tple goods,
established five yeara. wants locsv
salesman. 100 per cent profit. Must have
ability, energy and small capital. Refer
ence required. Manager 11$ Eddy C
San r rancisco.
aAajaaafcawa,ayaia a asj
Ml
Cavaala and Ttwds Hart obtained aad all F
ant boalaaaaeoailurtad for Moderate Fees.
BMianoilPLdrawtncorTihoto. Waadaiaalf
pataotablarro(oliar7b OnrfwBotdaanU
patanttaaeenrad. A Pampblet -Uo to Ob
tain Patanta." aritb aoat of aaaie ta C. B
aud fartifc-a ooustritwaaat frea. Addroaa,
C. A. SNOW & CO.
Oa. Pmwr Omea. WaBHinavoa. D. C
nawayayaaayajaaaaiaaaaaaya
1 BURKHABT & LIS
Z Are up to date drogsjista. ns-
t ing the utmost care in filling 3
prescriptions. Pure, fresh
Z drugs are the most imporUnt j
SC part of a drug store, 35
U.UilUlU JUiUlU.U.UK
One
We
txcreVry Ofin wimirw tik n, io
iamm or w.n-er bat as the grawieat ot
spnog mnadba it h4 axlTanrdioarr op
p-trtnoittae lor n iioiog uw onaj ao
throw eff mordid honors tbat poisjai it
aod ens9 rheamatiain, neora'gta. - ben
trouble and a general low awta of tba
be'tn.asin spring tbe vasiemu more
p. table aad ehr ntie ctaeaae so securely
lodgad In the ayattta that t jf are with
r-.Q diznsaity oarei ocote iwore
Tooowiaiof msn and women nave
tmn-i front pr-oo"i oaperwaee that
Paine'a re er noeopoaad uk wopta
we 1 ana sxepa ail Iroat slssneea woo
take it in tbe eprin.
Uany a lath and nt-Xbr nave notieea
lb n'ttmatakabie loirnvemsnt ia lh
hea th ot tb?ir ehiiiraa from taiti-ia;:
Paioe'a ea'e'y eantpoani ia lha apnn;.
It ta the on a actotf SeaMy aoeirata rente
4y fiuavl by its eMnpxitioa ts ttioro jg'n
IT purjf f to lol i d spat that ex.
luaated tre'iog a4 ree rd of acta di
eui, hMla:h-a ani fi jaof dpreWar
with wa rh enildrei weak, nervo-ia are
tunj as wall as grows paopieie afB etsd
S00 PACIFIC UM.
So?id veibbcle trains, eoarenting of pal
ace steeping car. Inxsnons dining cat.
elegant day coaches, magni Scent toorist
car ted free eoioeist sleepers from tbe P-
I- eiSc to the A ti ax tic smhoot chaage.
MOST D1XZCT ASD CHZATEST BOCTX T
Kootcnayl
Mining )
District r
SAJtcsr.
srw sxrrsjt,
ELOOAS CTTT,
XtVH,
TSLAIL,
) BOSSLaSDAVW
All pointa is the Gkansgu Coontry.
Get a pamphlet giving a foil desaiptkM
ot this wonderful country. Ask tbe arrest
S . t - - 1 . X
Columbia.
Lowes rates to and trot
ETJEOPJiJ
via ah Atlantic steamship ines.
Canadian Pac. By. Uo 's
Boyal Mail Steamship
Line to China and Japan.
CAJSADLA5 AtTFrEAlJAS . STXAJKXX
aUStOLClX, Sin AXB ACSTBALIA.
The Kiartest lioe to tx Ccfouiaa. Thae
steamers carry aa experienced medical
man. aad a stewardess on every voyage.
For time tables pamphlera. or any in
formation, call o or address.
S N STEELE CO. Ageota. Albany Or.
E J COTLE, Ag't, 146 Third St, Port
land. Or.
GEO. McU BROWX. D P. A.
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CIT3 THS CBOIrB OS
TvTO TKAXSCtlXTISESTAU
ROUTES
GREAT
NORTHERN
VTA
SPOKANE
MIMXEAPCUS
Ajro
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PACIFIC
via
DENVER
GHAHA
as a
ST. PAUL rAKSASClTT
low rates to all
eastern cities
ocean steamers
eavk portland every s das
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SAN FRANCISCO
- For rail details call aa
CtrtKAX & Moisrarrw. Albany vOr.
sn annaists:
WHHURLBL'Rt.
tist'L Pa .Aoa
VI .SKILL Prwudaatsad Manager
FORI LAND. OR. .
ffhRECOHCEHTRAL
UjJ & EASTEEH.
HE. HEstt. OC3
-YAQU1NA BAY ROUTaT
Connectine at Yaomna Bav with ta
San Francisco and Yaqninn Bay Steam
ship Company
Sails trom Yaouina every 8 days fa'
Pan Francisco, Oooa Bay, Port Or ford
Trinidad and Humboldt Bay.
P sscaa AccoMODATtosr ""jarAsaso.
Short eet ronte betweeu" - Willam
ette Valley and California,
Fare from Albany and points west to
San Francisco
1st class to San Francisco 1 10 ??
3TKKRA6I ";
Ronnd trip XtJX
To Oooa Bay
Cabin S.
To llumboIUt Bay and fort Urlora,
Oabin , W.W
YAOfUINA BAY
The most popnlar Seaside Resort on
the North Pacific coast. No undertow
Surf bathing absolutely safe.
For thoee wishing to combine hunting
and fishing with aqnatic sports, thi. re
sort has no equal. Deer, bear, elk, con
gar, brook trout and salmon trout, can
be found in abundance within a few
boors' drive of the bay.
Car Reduced rates trom all pot
EnwiM Stojts, Manager.
O. M ato. T. F. P. A.
. L. Waldx. Ajjt. depot, Albany;
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EAST