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The New Time Table
The Oregonian says :
Commencing with May l.the Southern
Pscific will put into effect a new time
card, which will make a number of
changes, the most important one being
the leaving time of the San Francisco
overland, which will be at 6 P. M. instead
of 8 '50 as at present. The object of this
change is to make closer connection with
the Northern Pacific overland from St.
Paul, which, commencing with today,
will arrive in Portland at 5 k U . instead
of 7 :30 as heretofore. This new schedule
on the Southern Pacific will p'U the over
land into San Francisco three and a half
hours earlier than at present, namely,
7:45 A. M. instead ofll:t, giveing
business men the whole day in San Fran
cisco Br leaving Portland at 6 P. M. the
Southern Pacific overlani will take the
place of the present Salem local, which
leaves at 4 P. M and the overland
train will do the local service, stopping
at all the stations between Portland and
Salem. This will naturally cut out the
Salem local both ways.
Coming north, the overland will leave
San Francisco at 8 P. M. instead of
7 P. M as at present, re ching Salem
at 7 :10 A . M , and arrving in Portland
at 9 :30 A. M. instead of 8 :10,as at present.
Tue Roseburg local will arrive 10 min
utes earlier, namely, 4 :30, instead of 4 :40
P. M.
In order to make closer connection at
Portland with the overland, the schedule
on the IV eat Side has been altered to
suit, and the Corvallis train
in Portland at 5:50,P. M
6:20, as at present.
is to arrive
instead of
Oakville.
Mr Johnson Smith and wife made ns a
pleasant call yesterday.- John was in
the last legislature and is now an editor.
" He has many friends in Oakville add is
known hem as "Popu.ist Smith."
We visited the prune orchard of Kate
Needham yesterday. We found Mr N
busy at work digging around his trees
while a hired man was cultivating be
tween the trees. Mr X is well pleased
.with the prospect for a large crop and a
good price.
Mr G Stone made ns-n pleasant call latt
week. Mr S informs ns that- he has
caught several "Cat fish" this spring in
small lake about three miles from here,
he says that large companies go of
nights and catch all the fish they want
with hooks and some take them alive
and put them in other lakesx We would'
like to get a few to out into our lake.
Our young friend America made quite
a spread in the Democrat this week bat
we are surprised that he can't see a
"point." We advise him to go slow and
not be too rough with SALol Soda viTe
for she is all right and her full name ie
"Sal Soda" bat she never gets "fall,"
never drinks anything stronger than
"mineral spring water " We wonder
what has become of L A S of Holly. We
always admired, his writing. Don't all
apeak at once ! U
Mr H M Stone is always kind to the
poor and needy. Oar merchant and
-family were laid up with the measles
and were suffering for wood. Mr 8 went
to the woods and secured a large load of
'wood for them
We have an invitation to a picnic in
the near future, but when and where we
are not permitted to tell so Young Amer
ica will not be allowed to enjoy our
iirst picnic with us.
J Lrrm Hohk Bud.
A Fine Chicken Farm.
The place of Mr. C. D. Bates, just
eouth of the fair ground is becoming one
-of Albany's finest suburban properties
Mr. Bates has begun the raising of
chickens in a scientific way and already
has sufficient of an outfit to speak for his
knowledge of the business. Saturday
evening the Man about Town had the
pleasure of doing Lis place. He now has
420 chicks growing into fiies, nourished
bv a orocess that maces "gilt edged"
chickens. Several hundred more will
eoon hop from his two incubators and
the incubation will go on. This is done
' in neat bouses and yards fitted in modern
chicken style.- Separate are fields for
bens and roosters kept apart according
to their breeds. Mr. Bates has some
- elegant breeds of Wyandotte. Lang
shuns, Black Minorcas, Plymouth rocks,
Leghorns, etc A pair of white Wyan
dottes last winter cat red off first prize at
the Portland exposition. .Three new
high headed fowls recently purchased
cost only $25, but it means a great deal
for the future of the breed. Mr. Bates
has a model place, and it will pay any
one to see it.
Geo. C. Will and brother, 3. TJ. Will,
of Albany, went to Portland, today
Salem Journal.
Dr. Clara M Davidson and son Char
ley, returned to Albany Friday night, af
ter an extended visit at Dayton.
O. P. Coshow, Jr , is in Albany today
on his way from McMinnville to Rose
barg, where be will open a law office.
Miss Mary Schlosser returned to Al
bany on this morning's overland from
California, after an a'ence of several
years.
Miss Hela Gilbert on Saturday even
ing gave a musical at the home of Mr.
Arch Hammer. A pleasing program was
presented showing a marked improve
ment on the part of the me mbers bei
class
E. W. Langdon, W. E. Baker, J. R,
TAi vatt and D. B. Monteitn. who went to
Elk City last Friday after fish and geese,
returned this noon witn a goon eupriy.
186 trout and several geese. They had
an enjoyable time.
Mr. H L.Waldenwent to Iodepend
nee yesterday on his bicycle, that is as
mnch on bis bicvele as th 9 very rough
roads would permit. Nearly five miles
had to be walked. He was glad to re
torn on the Albany. -
George Humphrey, of Portland, dep.
ntv U S Marshal, is in Eugene sub
poenaing witnesses to appear before the
U. o. grand jury in roruanu on amy sin
in the case of the United
States vs T. J
Craig. Eugene Guard.
Waldo L. beehire, who was admitted
to practice medicine in tbe state of Or-1
egon at tbe last meeting of the state
board of medical examiners, yesterday
filed his license with the county clerk.
Dr. Cheshire will practice in Lane Co.
and now has his office with Dr. VV.
Kuykondall. Eugene Guard.
It seems that Salem men and boys in
variably find deserved appreciation
hroad. Letters received here yesterday
announce tbe pleasant fact that Willis
v.. McElrov has been engaged for a sum
mr tour of the southern cities by the
iTnitavl States band at Chicago and as
aiiizned to the position of "first cornet"
at a very comfortable salary and travel
ina expenses. Mrs McElroy and baby
accompany him on the tour. Statesman.
Re. R, L. Stevens, a former resident
of Albany, and one of the famous Linns
when tbey whipped Portland, Salem, etc.
is now a resident of Vineland, N. J. Mr.
Stevens was a graduate of Princeton.
He was one of the most interesting char
acters of the latter 70's. Besides preach
ing, while here being pastor ot the fcpis
. copal church, he was an all around ath
lete, having been champion in his col
lege. He played left field iu the Albany
club. W. B. Barr today received a letter
from him the first received in Albany for
l.nt limn.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAT
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to care. 2c. :
$6.00 buys a good Mandolin with book
$5.00 bays a good new Guitar with book.
$1.00 buys 16 choice "cat gut" Banjo Is
strings.
$1.00 buys 12 choice "cat gut" Violin E
strings.
$1.00 buys a fine Violin with bow.
25cts buys one dosen steel Violin 1st or
2nd strings.
$25.00 bnysa5-drawersewing machine;
high arm, light running ; guaran
teed 5 years.
C&Prices on Pianos, Organs, Banjos
sent on application.
E. U. Will
Albany.
Death of Will Cowan.
Will Cowan, son of J. L. Cowan, died
in Portland, at the home of his parents,
on Sunday moraine. ADril 25. 196. of
Brights dieease of the kidneys, at the age
of about 25 years. The deceased was
born in Linn county, probably in Albany,
and until about three years ago spent
his life at Albany and Lebanon. Upon
the appointment of Hon T. J.
Black as collector of ci stoma at Portlani
Will was chosen as one of the clerks in
the office, a position he has since held.
His father, Mr. J. L. Cowan, recently ap
pointed agent at Warm Springs had
begun his duties and Mrs. Cowan ws,
preparing iu go mere asso wuen vt in
was taken seriously ill, necessitating a
delay. The deceased was a young man
of pleasing address, generous' to a fault,
whose death is sincerely regretted by a
large circle of friends
The remains will bebrougr-t to Albany
to-morrow noon and will be placed in
state in the Presbyterian church until
2:30 o'clock when a aineral service will
be conducted by Rev. E. J Thompson of
Corvallis The remains will be laid to
rest in the family lot, Jas A. Wilson,' J.
A Cumming, C. B. Winc.E. D. Cusick,
A. M. Cannon and E. M. tlorton acting
as pail bearers.
Tennessee Gatherings.
... (By XictoPutro.)
Tksxbsseje, April 24, 1897.
J Shermvi Wallace, student at Mc
Mmnville, wno contested for the orator
ical honors at Ne where, last February,
and who, it may be said without success
ful contradiction, with wonderful power
and eloquence carried the praises of the
vast audience, as the champion of ora
tors, favored ns with his presence a few
days last week, visiting his manv friends
and his relatives at this place. Xotwith
standiog his wonderful store of knowl
edge, and. prominence, he is the same
Sherman of former days, happy, content
ed, and always pleased aud pleasant.
An interesting feature of Sunday after
noon was a Sunday school which met at
prompUy 4 o'clock p. m. The following
officers were elected: E Myers, sum:
Mrs Ross, ass't snpt; Blanche S moods,
secretary; Thos E Mctvnight, ass't sec,
ana r L, ailace, treasurer.
Monna Fronk was absent from home
this week, visiting friends at Sodaville.
Mr. and Mrs. C D McKnuiht have' een
visiting relatives at Knox Butte for the
past few days.
Sunday, April 25.
Later: Yesterday evening's social
was attended bv a very large crowd. The
baskets which were ftw in namber were
dished ont to the public at 10 cents each
lne gentlemen drew an envelope froti a
box and compare the necktie within to
some young ladies nnhemmed apron
which the gentleman was required to
hem. Three judges were appointed to
determine the best hemmed and the two
which were to receive the booby-prizes.
it m iwnic received nrst prise, Bert
Blacklaw, second and .Hon Johh M
comers received the booby prize, (a rlay
pipe for blowing eoa: bubbles.) With
exquisite grace. Linn county's represent
ative, from legislature to sociability.
hemmed the apron prepared for him and
was the first one completed. Mrs Som
en was also present, l he program ot
the evening was rather short but pleas
ing. Mr isomers was requested to speak
but very politely declined. The pro
ceeds of the social are as yet unknown to
the writer, but are supposed to be light.
Hon John M fcomers bas been working
for W B Donaca of this place, who savs
our lriend the Hon makes sn excellent
laborer as we 1 ns a county representa
tive. Please pardon negligence. In oar ac
count of the Sunday school organization
we omitted the organist and assistant,
respectively, Annie Blacklaw and Mrs
Bartley.
Suits Evehtbody. Under the change
of time to take place on May 1st the lo
cal trains will also have a small change.
The train from Portland will arrive at
12:10 and the one from Roseburg at
12:25. The two trains will thus pass
here. The overland it is thought will
reach Albany at 9 :15 p. m. from Port
land and 6a. m from the smth.
LtBESATrfo. John and Marshall Fox,
the two j cup z men sentenced to two
years in the penitentiary from this coun
ty for burglary at Crawfordsville were
discharged yesterday and returned to
their borne. They served a xnt four
teen months, receiving fall credits for
good behavior.
Eastern mail arrived this morning.
Eugene has organized a bicycle club.
Several Albany cows have been poisoned
from wild parsnip, one, laL of John Cle
lun dying.
An interesting letter from Mr A B Slaa-
son, of Washingtjn, will be found on our
editorial page.
One of the largest plate glass windows
in the Wiilamette hotel, the largest in
Salem, was broken recently. It will cost
over 1100 to replace it.
The hotel men are shunting themselves
hoarse over the coming change of time on
the S P, likewise tbe motor men. They
can then sleep like other people.
Mr Jones, the local agent of tbe firm of
Corey Bros., railroad contractors, of As
toria, baa received notice to ship to black
foot, Idaho, the whole oitSt. Tbe firm
has a $100,000 government contract there.
Berkeley defeated Stanford Saturday in
tbe intercollegiate games 62'A to 49
Burnett ot (Corvallis was second in the bait
and mile run. . Corroll of the U P was too
moeb for him.
WHl Albany celebrate tbe coming 4th
The matter is already being talked about,
Our Citizens are bound to celebrate some
where, if not here, somewhere else; so tbe
proper thing is to keep oor money in Al
by.
A boat forty newcomers have juat arrived
st Salem from around Rutbven, la.. . to
locate, tbe reult of the labors of tbe Ore
gon Immigration board. Tbey left two
inches of ice and tame into a glorious sun
snine.
s
With Hood's Sarsapa
rilla," Bales Talk," and
show that this medi
cine bas enjoyed pobllo confidence and
patronage to a greater extent than accord
ed any other proprietary medicine. This
is simply because it possesses greater
merit and produces greater cures than
any other. It Is not what we say, bat
what Hood's Barsaparilla does, that tells
the story. All advertisements of Hood's
Barsaparilla, like Hood's Barsaparilla It
self, are honest. We have never deceived
the public, and this with its superlative
medicinal merit, is why the people have
abiding confidence In It, and buy
Wr'S3pSrilIrt
Almost to the exclusion of all others.. Try It
' Prepared only by C. I. Hood & Co., Ixiwen, Mass.
. , , are the only pills to take
flOOU S PlllS with Hood's fiarsaparilla.
jndl a
TUE SPAS!
FARM RESIDENCE BURNED, i
About 12:30 o'clock today the farm
residence of Mr. A. Settlemier, four
miles from Albany on the Tangent road,
caught fire from the flue and was en
tirely consumed with most of the con
tents. Mr. Settlemier, son and daugh
ter were on the farm, but could do noth
ing. It had been insured .in the jUtna,
W. B. Richardson agent, for 9500, but
the i olicy expired today, probably at
noon, and it is questionable whether the
company will be responsible. Mr. A.
Southerland, who was passing the place
gives the Democrat the information.
7Sth Anniversary.
The 78th anniversary of Odd Fellow
ship was celebrated last evening by the
Albany 1. u. U J) . and Kebekahs. A
large excursion porty of about seventy
five by special invitation attended from
Corvallis, coming down on the Albany.
When the lime came lor the program
the hall was filled with members and
guests. Past Grand Master Stitra pre
sided. A very pleasing program was render
ed. It consisted of musio by CorvallK
fine orchestra, lead by on-t of llbany's
former citizens "Johnny" Spangler;a
welcome address by Hon . J. K. Weath
erford that impressed itself on all pres-
rui, rcapuusv vy mine. X a u 1 1 no xvuuo
of Corvallis; a song "I Love My Girl,"
by Miss Lulu Spangler of Gorvalli;a
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reciuiiuu uy axitm annate juorriu: a
I reading about toe boarding school girl
zy Miss Julia Taylor of the Albany
scnoois; niasic by tne orchestra; a reci
tation by Prot. Piatt of the Corvallis
schools; a song, "An English Love
Melody," by Miss Bertha Ellis: a reel
tation "Shadows" by Miss Mildred Lir-
ville: a violin solo by Mr. Henry Ba:k
eneto, son of one of the founders of the
Alban- lodge ; a humorous recitation by
Mish Rose Mespelt, closing with mnsio
by the orchestra. AH are reported to
have been excellently rendered.
A delicious lunch was served and so
ciability prevailed tor a season, in friend
ship, lovs and truth the three links that
bind men together.
Mining Prospects.
. From the Oregonian :
Mi. Paul Baumel, the assayer, reports
nnusual activity in mining matters ap
pertaining to the state of Oregon, espe
cially Southern Oregon.
"There are many promising districts
in Oregon," said Mr. Baumel yesterday.
"The Santiam, on the north fork of the
Santiam, is just now attracting con
siderable attention. The quarts mine
are rich, and there is also a good deal of
dry gulch ther that shows op well in
places, though it has not yet been work
!. The Lawler Mining Company has
its 20-mill stamp working fall capacity,
and is said to be meeting with satisfac
tory results.
"Dr. E. U. Smith is also developing a
number of extensive clauns there, and
is about ready to start the Albany mill,
which he has leased to develop the work
on bis own claims, and those of others
! in that district.
"I suppose you know that lead has al
so been discovered In the Santiam dis
trict. In fact, it has been known to ex
ist there fcr quite a while. It also eon
tains a high grade sulphate ore, carry
ing gold, silver and copper. In otter
words, mining is receiving intelligent
attention, which mnst result in a steady
development of that whole country."
A Celebrated Band. The most im
portant thing in Silverton islbeSilveiton
band, composed of twenty-three piece.
It is the pride ot the town. Homer Dav
enport has made it famous by drawing a
picture of it on one of Soosa's great
marches and a great composer has writ
ten a great "Quickstep" and dedicated
it to the "Great Silverton Band of Ore
gon." No joking it is a good band and
Mr. Cooley says they intend to make it
second to none on the coast. The oho
tograpb of the bind recently appeared in
Conn's musical review, an honor seldom
accorded a band. Salem Journal.
Cbops. Following is the gist of Mr.
P ague's crop report made out last even
irg: The spring acreage will be larger
than ever known before, and the fall
sown is less The weather conditions
are favorable to all vegetation ; and un
less the unexpected happens, the crops
of grain, fruit, vegetables, hay, hops,
etc., will be the largest m the his.ory of
the state. While March was a most un
favorable month and greatly retarded
the growth of all vegetation, the very
favorable weather since bas placed veg
etation forward, so that now it is almost
as far advanced as though March had
been a normal month.
A PaorEssroxAL Dxax But. A young
man going by the name of Baker bas
been in the city for several days. Pass
ing himieif off ai a Good Templar, as
well as a Presbyterian, be succeeded is
getting entertainment from Dr Adams.
A place was secared for him in the coun
try ; bat he got around accepting it by
claiming to have another job nnder Mr.
Snilivan of the O. C. A E. which proved
untrue, and last night skipped for Cor
vallis on tbe boat. He is undoubtedly a
professional dead beat. Tbe young man
is slightly pox-marked. Look out lor
him.
The Y M. C. A. bas reopened tbe
free reading room where yon will find
Harper's, Century, Review of Reviews,
Ovarland, Cosmopolitan and other mag
azines on file, The Oregonian, Herald
and Democrat dailys and other weekly
papers, and a library of over 750 vol
um8. All free. No boys will be al
lowed to loaf in tbe rooms. Bo you may
rfead withonl being disturbed. Drop in
and encourage tbe move. By order of
committee.
T. J. Buford is a candidate for soper
intendent of tbe Indian school at Cbetn-
awa.
The Salem Journal say J, D. Gaits,
of Silverton, is moving into a new store,
neat, clean and roomy.
Bishop 8. C. Breyfogel will preach in
tbe Evangelical church to-morrow even
ing at 8 o'clock, to which all are invited.
Mr. Pat Foley, of tbe Waterloo Woolen
Mills was called to Salem today to heip
in tbe mill there, on account of a rush,
TJ 1 h A ...ll.t. 4 ll..
is in Roseburg and next Thursday will
ucui a, auuciwui ivteuiii us oitauTi
get out a special e lition of 3000 copies for
tbe fiamdeaier, says that paper.
Rev. A.S. Worrell, of Louisville. Ky
editor of the "Gospel Witness" a ill bold
services in tbe Baptist church Tuesday
and Wednesdsy of this week, at 10 a. m
and 3 and 7 :M p. m. each day.
Mrs. Z B. s.oss, of Holle7, was in the
city today, and wi'h her daughters and
son paid the .uemocbat oitics a pleasant
visit. Mins Moss has been with Mrs,
Bynman for some time and is a perman
ent resident oi our city.
Mrs. Rose Wilcox, who has been at
tending the Pottland Butiness College, is
in the city. Mrs. Wilcox has secured a
position in the N. P. office, which she
will assume on completion of her studies
at tbe business college. Recently her
little daughter was run into by a Port
land bicyclist and bad an arm broken.
Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gene Bre man t ta'led on a four months
tour of Europe. They leave Portland
tonight for New York, via Washington,
D. C. Thence tbey join the De Potter
party for a tour of the continent. They
will land at Naples, visiting first Rome,
Venice and the leading cities of Italy.
Next they go through Switzerland, Ger
many. France. Belgium and England.
Mr. Breyman will make a stop at his
eld home near Hanover, where he has
an uncle and aunt and numerous cousins
living. The trip will consume the en
tire summer. Salem Journal.
A creamery has just been started
Marion by W.J. Kent and others.
at
James Conn, of this city, is reported to
have drawn 162.50 in a lottery. It cost
him 25 cents.
Dr J Martin was instantly killed on the
biuslaw a few dajs afco by a log rolling
over bim. Be leaves a wife and seven
children.
Ex-Sheriff John Knight of Sa'em.
would like to be U.S. marshal of Alaska.
He is liable to remain in the dark.
Mr. Grocer: there are
thousands of people who
want good tea (many don't
drink tea now,' because it
hasbe.cn either costly or bad)
and here is SchiJlins Best
good tea at a fair price.
Don't you want to sell
lots of such tea, and money
back it if your customers
don't like it
4 Schilling ft Company
ban fr'rancihCo
A PORTLAND CATASTROPHE.
Three Killed and Several Wounded
Portlakd, Ore , April 27th, 1897. At
6:55 this morning a westbound car on
Monnt Tabor electrio line, said to have
been running at a high rate of speed, left
the track on Hawthorn Gulch bridge,
East Morrison street. The car, after
running about 200 feet, went over tbe
side of the bridge into water sime twenty
feet below. There were about 3U pas
sengers on the car at the time of the ac
cident, most of whom escaped.
Following is a list of the dead and in
jured so far as known: IVad, W. W
Blanchard, Fred Hanson, Miss Cather
ine Hai ley, of Illinois, here on a visit.
Injured: Steve Guthrie, conductor of
tbe wrecked car, head gashed and inter
nal injuries ; John Kief r, motorman,
arm hurt; A. Matieson, arm broken; A.
Tel'er, right shoulder and arm injured ;
J. N . Casey, chest and legs injured ; J.
O. Butler, right arm and hands cut;
Chaa Gatzka, head cut; A. Malvon, arm
broken.
The diver is nnable to find more bod
ies in or about the wrecked car, but two
persons still are supposed to be missing.
Chinese Pheasants In Virginia.
From the Lexing'on. Va., News :
Major F. W. Houston, representing
himself an several otbe Lexington
sp rtsmen.bas secured through the kind
ness of Colonel John 1). Letcher, profess
or in the University of Oregon, two pair
of Mongolian pheasants which be pro
poses to nse to propagate tbeee birds la
Rockbridge county. The pheasants are
expected to arrive here shortly irom Ore
gon by express and win be turned loose
on som farm in Rockbridge, where tbey
will be carefully protected Ibe bird is
a beautiful golden pheasant which In
crease very rapidly and furnish fine sport
ana aeucioos 100a lor mi uuie. auey
were introduced into Oregon from China
a few years ago and on the rich plains
of that state now number millions. The
two pair cost delivered here the sam of
fl5.
The Fc sural or William U. Cowan,
was attended this afternoon by a Urge
delegation of our citizens, who ished to
pay their last respects to one who had
lived most of his life among ns. The
floral tributes were many and. beautiful
ones. Dr. Thompson preached tbe ser
mon. Tbe remains were laid to rest in
the family lot amid tbe tears of relative
and manv friends. Amoni those who
came up from Portland with the remains
were the father and mother. ex-Mavor
and Mrs. Cowan, Miss Eva Cowan, M wt
Uamiltoa. J. A. Beard. KKbarJ Kreg-
ger, Geo. Black and Cbas, Ra'.s'on. Jr.
J. A. trimming, U. o. Mnn, J. A.
Wilson and Ezra M. Morton officiated as
active pall bearers and J. A. Beard, Jack
Ralston, George Block and Richard
Kregger, of Portland, as honorary pall
bearers.
Dej.dlt Wild Paasxtr The Albany
boy who was driving nine o- ten cows
acros-tbe river for pasture, this morning
went by with only one. 1 tie cows got
into some wild parsnips, one died and
several came near dying, greatly fright
ening the osnera.
Declabed Issass. Morgan Wassotn,
of Lebanon, was examined vesterday af
ternoon for insanity, declared of unsound
mind and has been taken to the insane
asylum. Mr. Wassom's cass is a vry
unfortunate one.
A Fodavii ig Ledge Dr. Hill and Mr.
Neil, of Ihe Lawler mines went to Sodaville
yesterday, where Mr Ne'.l clearly traced
a wc'.i defined ledge in the Haupert hole.
He delcares tbe ore to be rich looking,
but cannot speak with confidence until
some reliable assays are made.
The Wooles Mill. 135 of the prettiest
snits yet gotten out by the Albany Wool
en Mills were received yesterday by tbe
Blain Clothing Co. The mi'l is doing
steady and tiru class work, (be new pat
terns being tbe beat yet woven.
Clubbing Offer.
The Weekly Democeat and Weekly
Kxaminer will be sent to subscribers for
tS a vear. This includes all the Priv
ileges of tbe Examiners big premium gift
in May, the same as it you sent tne reg
ular subscription price of $1.50 directly
the paper, isn't that a pargam.
Weekly Dkxocbat an.l thrice a week
N . Y. World, 2.00 a year.
Lettsr List.
Following i the list of letters remaining
in tbe Postoffine at Allny, Linn county,
Oregon, April 27,1897. Persons calling
for Lbee letters mint give tne aaie on wuicn
they were advertised.
Ayera, A M Ferrier, Ora (2)
Fletcher, Melvina Green. M J
Hall. Jos .iioiiy. Aitora
Kelsey, Mr (Barber) Perry, Rebecca (2)
Mnecie", a r
T. J. Stites. P M
DIED.
MONTAGUE. At Albany, on Wednes
day, at 12:20 o clock a. m., oi spinal
meneogitis, the seven months old s
of Mr. and Mrs E. E. Montague.
Funeral services at the residences of
Mr. Montague at 2:30 p. m , Thursday,
to which all are invited.
fifty Years Ago.
Whe could Imagine that this should be
The place where, iw eighteen oloety-tbrea
That white world-wonder of arch and
dome
Should shadow the nations, polychromt...
Here at the Fair was th prize conferred
On Ayers Pllla, by the world preferred.
Chicago-like, they a record show,
lace they started go year ago.
Ayes Cathartic Pills
have, from the time of their
preparation, been a continuous
success with the public And
that means that Ayer's Fills
accomplish what is promised
for them;- they cure where
others fail. It was fitting,
therefore, that the world-wide
popularity of these pills should
be recognized by the "World's
Fair medal of 1893 a fact
Which emphasizes the record:
SO Years of Cures.
.ytgjsjg. a
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
A new divorce caee is that of Nettie
Miller agt Jss. M. Miller.
Hon. J M. 8omers left this morning
for Prineville on legal business.
Miss Elizabeth Carothers, of the Leb
anon schools was in tue city today.
Mrs. W. C. Hawley and two children,
of Salem, came up this noon on a visit.
License was issued today for the mar
riage of T. J. Coy le and Mrs. Eva Mur-
riam.
Miss Maud Ilurlbnrt, of Albanv, is
visiting with friends in this cuy. Eu
gene Guard.
Mr. and Mrs. tV. E: Ortel left Chicago
yesterday for M issouri on a visit previous
to returning to the northwest.
Walter Davis, of SaUm. son of Geo.
W. Davis, formerly of Linn county, has
been appointed a navel cadet at Annap
olis. Tbe College club and (he O. A. C. will
plsy base ball next Saturday. An ad
mission of 10 cents to the grounds will
be charged.
The excursion announced to be given
to Independence on Friday evening l y
the Albanv Orchestra has been pontoon-
ed on account ot the inability to get a
steamer at that time.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J Smiley and daugh
ter Mabe, will leave tomorrow lot Vir
ginia on a visit with the former's mother.
They will go by the way of the Northern
Pacific. At Fargo they exict to meet
Mrs. Van ilon, now a reside t of that
city.
The United Evangelical church In ses
ssion at Corvallis vesterda assigned
Rev. T. P. Crow to Sweet Home and B
Hartmau to BiownsviUe, which covers
the Linn county field. Rev. Yost, who
was at Sweet Home will go to Summit.
Rev. B. J. Kelley remains at Corvallis.
Rev. G. A. Manshardt returned last
night from California greatly improved
in health. On his way home be stopped
at the annual conference at Can by. Our
citizens will be glad to know that he baa
been sent back to Albany for another
year.
Miss Jennie Clayton returned last
night from Portland, where she left her
sister improved in health. She was at
the scene of the street far wreck a few
moments after it happened and saw
some of the ravsengers taken oat. One
of the first present to aasUt in tbe rescue
was Mr. Ed Knox, formerly of Albany,
who helped several out of the car. The
motorman had been warned many time
at his leckiesa speed an! there is great
indignation over tbe result of bis gross
carelessnees.
The Portland Wreck.
The particulars of the car accident at
Portland fell of a remakalle th'illing ex
perience. Only three were kil'td, V.
V. Blanchard. Newton Hansen and
Catherine Bailey. There w.re 2$ pas
sengers and their experiences were
varied. C. M. Ai wood's escape was mir
aculous. He made one or two efforts to
jump, but the car was pioceeding at soch
terrimc a pee J that there was a great re
sistance of ail. On the very edg o' the
bridge Atwood leaped off and caught hi
fool and fell, clingtoir to the r i acre, ii is
leg was bruised and skinned and an
ankle was twisted. Tbe ear broke Irom
the track and floated w hich wes all that
saved tbe occupants,
Had tbe car staid with the trutks we
would have ail been drowned" said one
passenger. As It was tbe body of the car
whtn released turned orer in the water
as it fell, and the windows being open it
was easy lor those w ho could reach them
to break the gias and let others out.
The fatal car is a complete wreck, and
only a mere shell of it remain. The en
tire top u torn on and would make de
cent kindling wood, wbii" the aides are
shattered into splinters. The dww ap
paratus is torn and twisted into all sorts
ot sbaiiew, showing that the craaii m-.tat
have been a temne one. Tbe car was go
ing at a terrific speed, and lbs road bed
was rotten, givi ig away at once. It is
probable tbe company will have tox.v big
suits for damages. .
Our Magnificent Distances.
From tbe Guard:
A abort lime ago a man put in hi ap
pearance at oar cilv and secured a stop
ping place in the conntry a sbor dis
tance from town. He stated tht he
was from Chicago and had come to Ore
iron for bis bea.ib. One morning sfter
he had been at bis stopping place a few
days be asked a fanr bad boar far it was
to tbe foot of tbe mountain. The dis
tance did not look mors than two miles,
and on receiving tbe reply that it wa
fifteen milts, be smiled and said be
would walk over to the foot of the moun
tain and bark before breakfast as be be-
eved it would give bim an sppeiite.and
accordingly set out across tne bottom.
Alter oreaklaet tbe farm band and
another man, wbu was stopping si the
place started ont on horseback in the
direction he had taken. After they had
gone about three mile thev came upon
him taking off bis clothes and ln ing
beside a little ditch about three feet
across, which was running full of water
On being asked what be meant, be said
mat tie bad ben foolel and was not go
ing to be fooled again. On beirg told
that tbey could not understand w hat be
meant, be re pled :
"Well. I started out to walk over to
that mountain, thinking it was not more
than two miles distant, and have got
foole 1, as it looks as far off as ever, and
am not going to be t wie-l agai-. l am
going to swim this ditch."
The Portland Welcome is after Slate
Superintendent Irwin in a warm man
ner. It says: tie recently i-sued a cir
cular, which shows ihst be isn't fit for
the principalship of any graded school
in tne state Here are a lew specimens
of this superintending educator's com
position: "to look over tbe statistics
one is impressed," etc. He means "by
looking," or "in looking." Again:
This is also one of the duties of the
county superintendent, that he should
acquaint himself," etc A man who
understands tbe nse of the bngiisii lan
guage would have made a shorter, clear
er, and stronger sentence by saying: "It
is also tbe duty of tbe county superin
tendent to acquaint himself," etc., elim
inating fire useless and cumbersome
ords. tiut. worse tban mi, ne esys:
"Where good government, lovsUv, and
might forgive the tautology, but the
"is," in a superintendent of public in
struction's circular to county superin
tendents, is unpardonable. A man may
re an excellent citizen, ana even a good
otticial. who does not understand gram
mar, and who has no conception of the
proper use of the English language: but
he shouldn't bo placed in charge of the
educational interests oi the state.
Sailing Notick. Steamer Farrallnn is
due to sail from Ysquiua for San Fran
Cisco Saturday May 1st. Intending pas
sengers should leave Albany at noon
April 30th.
Instrumental Music.
Mr. H. II. Backcnsto is prepared to give
instructions in inslrumcntnl miuiic. lie
teaches violin, guitar, maniicf.n and a
number of orchestral and brass instruments
Mr. Backenato is a musician of well-known
ability in both practical and theoretical
music, and one o: tne most succeMstm
teachers in tbe state. Hnainessa placed in
bis bands will be faithfully and conscien
tiously attended to.
Anyone willing some good brine cucuiu
ber oickles can secure them bv droDninir i
noital card to F 11 Hughson. Albanv Or.
A Iso early cabbage plants and choice garden
seeds, at reasonauie prices.
" A large assortment of garden seeds
white clover, timothy and blue grass seeds
just receirea iresn ai
C E Brown ell's.
The Crescent
was the Gist to ut
The other factories
the new
copy.
D tubing.
If vou want to dye cnsllv and
permanently two 'Perfection' Dyes,
lortau i i vu uawnuii.
CITY COUNCIL.
Tuesday Evening, April 27.
Present Mayor, recorder, and street
commissioner, poundmaster and Coun
cilmen Tweedalo, Dannals, Hopkins,
Hogue, Martin and Dickey.
The following bills were ordered psid:
N D Conn, $ 75: O W Warren, $1 13; S
W Ross, $3 17; Alex Purdora, 13 13;
John Ol.isell, $6 25; P W Spinas,
$10 89; I C Dickey, $1 75; C G Burk
hart, $2 20; WA t ox, 2 20; T P
llacklemun, $2 20; LH Montanye, $2 20 ;
Virgil Parker, $2 20; B M Houston,
-' 20; Mrs M G Stetter, 6 88; Earner
& White, i 50; ClelanA Morgan. 15 00:
Albany Eteatric Light Co, $139 00; N J
lienton, U90.
The committee on accounts and cur
rents expenses made a report in favor of
paying tbe salary ol the superintendent
out of the street fund. Mr. Dickey op
posed a motion to adopt the report.
Councitmen iweedale and Martin stoke
in its favor. It was adopted.
Councilman Dickey of 'he fire and wa
ter committee reported that the cisterns
could te cemented for about SO cents a
square yard, or the brick relaid and
cemented foraVrat fj50 a cisrern. The
com m I tiee favored cementing two cisterns
No action.
The committee on health and police
reported a closet in the rear of Acbison's
marble shop unconnected with the sewer.
It was oidered ooni ected within five
days.
The Street Soporintendent reported
amount oi work done since last meeting,
giving in detail a comnleie log book ac
count of every act during the time
A resolution was passed ordering a
sewer through blocks 126 and 129 in it's
addition and that all property owners in
block connect with tbe same.
Coancilmen Dickey moved a reconsid
ers! on of the vote at the last meeting
allowing F L Holmes 35 for sprinkling
public squares and noon motion tbe
amount was placed at f40 nnanimous'y.
The recorder read I be decision of Judge
Hewitt on the injunct on suit of tbe S. F.
company against the city, ordering tbe
injunction to be d'.ssolved Mr. Weath
erford, representing tbe company re
ported talk of a compromise and sug
gested improvement according to a blue
print compared by fie company, the ob
ject being to have a right angle ctoasing
-t the junction aod thos diverging into
the company's property which would be
d mated. '1 be city attorney was instruct
ed In prepare a stipulation and present it
to the council at the next meeting.
A meeting ot the board of equalization
was set for May 14 at 2 p. m.
EvaxGsucAi ArrotaTMESTS. Tbe fol
lowing appointments w.re made at Can
by yesterday by Bishop Breyfogel:
Portland district N. Sbupp, presiding
elder.
Portland German I. B Fisher, En
glish, L Anderson Memorial, L. S.
Fsber, Emanuel P B.ltner.
Milwaukie I. B. Sireyleller.
Oregon City J Erich.
Can by A. Eogelbart
Salem, liberty strewt U E. Uoms
cbuch, Chemeketa E. Manrer.
Jeffervoa R !. Strexff-ler.
Sweet Home J K. Ehret.
Albany U. A. Maoabardu
Corrsdi W. S. O'Kelley.
Moomoath an J Iving's vaJiey T. T.
Vincent.
West Portland--A. wienert.
Nebaiem F. M. Fisher.
Houitoo M. Builiavame.
Little FalU F. W. Larner-
SeattSv'.Tjcoma, New VUiatoc m A.
Ernst.
Ta REaiCarsE. Private letters re
ceived b t. 8. fcmilh from Arkansas
how conclusively lat his bait brother.
Hon. Volney Smith, who recently died
io the insane asylam, did not lose bis
mind on account of interest in the fi
nancial liecaasion daring ihe November
campaign, but through private affairs,
bis own finances being in a bad condi
tion. After bis return from St Thomas
be wonid not stoop to tbe low plain
neceeaa-y to regain bis legal pract cc
anu the result was a nnall business.
Ax 1 n TXkni Qi etio The mat
ter ol insurance on the farm rwaidenc of
A. hu!eaier barbed yesterday is aa in
teresting one. Tbe policy expired al 12
oloc. Tbe fire was first sen at about
12:30, but it may have started before 12,
wbicb is what would count in the figur
ing on the wiattei. Thensgain tbe policy
had 11-0 ordered rtnewed ; which wool !
no doabt make the company responsible,
and it is probable tbe mk will be paid
without contevt.
Tag F.icTi-ut BrsixEss at Hopkins
Bru. is red hot. Four men on a jump,
one man to keep track of tbe telephone,
ail after the Crescent, three men obliged
to leave without getting orders fi'ied.
Go at sanrise or as soon after as possible
and see the tel bicycle for tbe money in
the market.
When Traveling
Whether on plewaare bent, or basines.
lake on every trip a tott'eof Syrup of Figs,
as it act most pleasantly and effectnaiiy
on the kidneys, liver, and boweU, prevent
ing fevers, headaches, and other for. of
ic-nea For a!e in 50 cent ooV
tles by ail leading drugifiat. Manufac
tured oy the California Fig byrnp Com
Pny only.
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY.
The Srst of a series of special sales will
commence at Read, Peacock A Co's AW
bany store on Thursday morning' April 29,
and continue through Thursday. Friday
and Saturday. Tbey will offer during
those three days ad thtir fifty cent cole red
dress goo Js, both plsin and fancy, at a
uniform special price of 37 S'c per yard
caen.
Each piece of goods is worth fiftv rents
per ard aid tbe apecial prion quoted will
ne given oaring tne days advertised only
ThU will be strictly adhered to .
ttmerabsr this sale will close Satnrdsv
nignt, May l witbuul tail.
Our new line of underskirts hare arrived,
Ther are in silk, moreen, alaoaca rotle
taffeta, sateen nnl gingham, the best skirts
rer thnwn for little ruon-y. At tbs Ladies
naznr.
Just received all the latest in sailor hats.
sigh, low and medium crown, (.all and
nnce them.
Tub Ladies Bazaar.
A tins Lini of ladies and childrena
hats just received. Leghorns in black
and white 25c. Also childrens leghorn
bats all triuimel for 75c. All come and
see, I will please yon. 8
Mas. John K. tlorrxAN.
AU Humors otthc Hood, from the
small Dimple to the dreadful scrofula sore.
are cured by Hood's Saraaparillu, which
thoroughly punbes, vitalizes and enriches
Ibe blood.
Hood's Pills cure nausea, sick head-
che, iniigeition, hilliousness. All drag
i sts. 25o.
Hopkins Bros
hbve received a full stock
of 1897 Crawford bicycles. They ara im
mense; Come and see for yourself
If you want a Rood and clean
smoke buy cigars made by our Al
bany cigar factory.
Properly used, "Perfection" dye
are superior, insist on navins
"Perfection
Dyes, tor sale by ired
tJiiwHoii.
HOME AND ABROAD.
For fruits
Of all kinds.
Go to
F. H. Pfeffers.
See 8miley about it.
Smiley's piuters are in
Dawaon sells Liverine.
Liverine 50c at Dawson's
Apples at C E Brow a ell's.
Smiley does the best printing.
Smile) prints quick and cheap.
F H Pfeiffer keeps everything in sesson.
A good second band sewing machine for
o- Ckawkobd Habsisk.
Pictures from 75 cents to $25 per doz.n
at Longs gallery.
Colored apectae'es and eye glasses 25c
at Frtncb'a jewelry store.
For a good ph sic take Liverine, for sale
by Dawaon. the "pill autocrat"
Crawford A Hamuli for pbotogracbs.
Prices from II to t) per dozen.
Wnter white comb honey from California.
Jot in at o E Chows ell's
The Ru'h le vea for Portland at 7 a m oo
Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays..
Order a nice chicken of Mr Jaco Ncr
cross. lie naa some fine ones.
Try C. Sirapaoi k Son's Cify Laondry
for first data wors -opp St. Cbas hotel
Crawford & Hamih have completed a
cabinet of curiosities that is worth exam
ining.
Two package of garden seeds for Sets,
secording to their usual custom at Stewart
oox s.
Another family cf muicinhare started
out. Ibis tie from oid Tainhii.. Their
name la imw.
TV. 1! TTT . , . .
u. n, nanon. pnjsictaa aod sur
geon, aibany Or Calls answered prompt
ly in city or country
Information 'hat is worth its weight in
go d: Get your meats uf ah kinds at Hen
ry Broder'a. on Second street.
At Jacksonville tetferday Robert Wil
cox was senieured to three vatrs in tbe peo
itenllary tor ra e on a 15 year old girl.
w E'even peisons rweotly died at Ashland
in one w eek . M M of them were outsiders
who had sons there too late to be cored.
Drs- H . E. and O. E. Beers offices mat
residence in Ibe cost office building. Spec
lal attention given to diseases of women.
Beginning next Saturday tbeO CAE
train will U-are for tbe Bay at 12 J9, im
mediately fier the arrival of the Roseborg
train.
That German washing fluid, which baa
proven socu fine thing baa arrived at
Parker Bros a large quantity. Call
and try a bottle
J. iforcroM bas moved to joat east of
meer s stabi., 2a 1 street, wbere be will
keep in market fine Sab, game and pool
try. Call on him
To restore griy hair to its natural color
aa in yeogh. co- it to grow abnndaat
and atrteg. tbere is bo better preparation
than Hall a Hair Eesewer.
Next FriHar a 6:30 p m the Albany
orcbeatm will gire a ri-r excoruoo to la
depen4eoce. Wring here at 6 JO p m and
returning after a visit U tflat eiiy.
Tne price of yeanine Oliver chilled plow
sba'e baa been reduced to 50 recta. B
sure the sums Oliver is on every share
(or aaie onl by Hopkins Bros.
Keep goug notil von teach the abop of
tbe Aibanj Lnd Bef Company, where
von win 6od a fins line of meats of ah
kinds. This company kreps the beat and
joo will be aorr. if yon don't call on hem.
Consider ucr ways, thick before yon
act, and tfcea g to Haigbt Bros, where
yon will find a choice stos of aaewts of ail
kind to ord t from. Ton are bound to be
pkaaed if yon order of them.
Rev C U Cross, tne singing evangeliat,
will commence revival semrea ax that -l V.
cbrith aoutli, r&arsdsy April tn at 7:30
p m creryoody come aad help us and
get helped.
Galssware-
A lot at a bargain price. See the dis
play ia tne wemt snow-wiatow.
Glaaa berry dtabes.
UUae sraWpitehers.
Glass celery dUbea,
Cake stand, fancy pUfes, pick' and
olive dishes for lie each.
Ses of four piece, creamer, apooo bolder,
sngwr bowl aod better diah for 25c for art.
borne nandaome lardiniers at reasonable
price.
S.E. Young & Son.
The Fair
offers until Satur
day night May ist
20 Per Ceil Iral 01
in' k
This is done to in
troduce our wares
Respt. -
J A WEAYER.
Albany Trading GO.
B. 1 MOSBIS. HIMGE
Grocery Department
8 bars Savon toap
3 boxes blueing
4 pks corn starch
3 dozen clothes pins
Almonds, 1 lb
25c
25c
25c
5c
15c
Best tea, lib '
1 gal best vinegar'
40c
15c
1 gal best syrup
Axle grease, best
50c
10c
15c
2 cans tomatoes
2 cans corn
15o
2 good brooms
5 lbo Arm & Ham
mer Soda
lib Corn Cake to
bacco and pipe
1 gal can tomatoes
3 lbs cartoon crack
ers 1 gal good peaches
3 cans fine oysters
OC
25c
20c
25c
25c
30c
25
Country Produce Taken
fill oar goods ate ceo) and
first class
MEW HOME LAUNDRY. 1 Nort
IN enc of Elltworth Street. Family
wahing taken . Particular attention paid
to bundle wa&hiug and mending. Satis
action guaranteed. Mas. CnaisTnan-
! mi ni
Champion Michael Advises Use of
Paine's Celery Compound
Ja-rea Michael 1 tbe cbamoion Inn,
diatanea bw-yc fM of the world.
Ha recommends all wheelmen to take
Palne'a ee:ev command.
II a experience is ibat of thoiimnda of
other, stitbue opening tfih nicy cm
aaaaou my a yoaag rw-son and baa
And at older po rb have deter
mined to take up beveliag as a health
giving travel Aid themselves real;?
lacking tbe neopew "snap" or a-amioa to
begtig oo. Their bodi'y eonlitioa pre
veola so apirltad exerrise. The would
Iks t ride, bat tber ar oat or m-m. ran
down by a winter of work or Indoor life.
Many wbo ara taaJly rick, who bare anf
fored from debility or wM or dKajaam
for a long Uma noif! tbey bad b-a-aa to
think th tr croub 4 had dwidu cs o-ie.
aa nothing gave thm relf, w wild tarn
to bvyc.'ing f r reit-f- Bat lbi splendid
rxercime, liks any other. nquire strength
to undertake. Tne blood a out of order.
the aim ves ara derngad, ni -lare'
f ind fcr bath t noxied
All each persons wi t fiid to their im
sreoa Jo that Paioa'a elarv eocnuoand
lakon row. wi:i make them well.
raioava cer OKU pound works won
drs in the spring, if jou bar ahorad
node-tbe load or repealed neavdaeb,
neuralgic pains aod days of narrooa d
U.hs.now ia your bea time to gat wail.
Micnaella today the moat pbenoavmal
rider in proanatonal r-nka. Aa far bacc
ai lfcQl be waa andUpoiad chmaipMa of
ureau Britain, an J in toe loitowtng ear
be weal to Frsnc and aeorsd 25 trai -hi
wins agatoat th picked ri4r of Raropa.
Ha baa def ieJ each funoas . men a
Jaoqua In ti.Mr t. Hunt, Biviarre.
Kmnoaia, Kournlin and Bartkn cf
Eogtau j . aid L. -yoD. ths Be g an cbam
ptoo.
BICYCLES
Columbias,
Windsors,
Complete Line
For all ages and both sexes
Wheels to suit any parse or fancy
STEWART & SOX Hdw. Co-
APRIL 26, 1897
li. F. McILWAlN'S
Cash Store.
Prices For
9 bar Savoi Soap $
10 pkgs best red tip matches
5 al keg pickets
7 pas Arbuckle or Lion coffee
Best "gar cared breaklaet bacon lb.
3 cans extra sngar corn or tomatoes.
Mens good wool suits
Mens plow shoes from
SO yds good brown muslin..,
Tbe best sweaters in Albany reduc
ed to
Best mens Fedora hat ($2 00 grade).
50 lbs beet fine table salt
3 large Damask towels
3 lbs Cartoon Gold Dust wash pdr..
Mens new style shirts '
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1
1
1
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Remember Mcllwain's Cash Store is the store for the
People and will protect the
is lighting combines and trusts.
Cash paid for eggs.
H. F. McILWAlN'S Cash Store.
KOTltf OF EXEDUTOS SALE
Xorice is hereby giren that from and
after tbe Slat da- of May, 1S97, in pur
suance of a license and order of the county
court of Linn county, Oregon, duly made
and entered in said court on tbe ret cede
thereof on the th dav of April. 1S97. ia
the ma'ter of the e-tate of ft IHiani Kin
der, deceased. 1, the undersigned, duly
appoiLted, acting and qualified executor
of the estate of said decedenUshall proceed
to se'l at private sale for one halt ot the
purchase price cash ia hand on the dav of
sale, and (he remaining half ot the pur
cbat-e price to be paid cnor beKretwo
years alter the date of such sale, all the
tight title and interest which ths said de
cedent, William K'nder. had in or to tbe
following described real estate at tne time
of hit death, towit:
The northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter and the northeaat quarter of the
nor' b west quarter and lots two and three
aU in section 36 T 10 S R 2 west; also be
ginning a the N W corner of the S W if
of tectton 86 T 10 S R 3 w being the N w
corner cf James Curl's Not. 637 and run
ning Uie-ice east 2t chain".; thence south
1 40 els; thence est 26 chain and 10 link
j thence N 6ch m
bounCan of said Not. 637; thence soutn
82 degrees 50 minutes w to the place of
beginning coc'sining 113.36 seres mre
or 1es, in aU 225 acres more or less sit in
Linn county, Oregon.
Tbe interest and estate which sailde
cedent hd in and to said premises at the
tim of bit death being a fee simkTesiate
tbretn.
Tbe deferred payment of one calf of the
purchase price to be secured by a mort
gags on said premises, executed by the
purchaser.
Dated this 29th day of April. 1897.
V H Kinds. zecutor.
Book Keepings;
Taightbr MAIL
y an KA.rfc.lv l
ACCOUNTANT
Complete, Practical, fciactly s Found in
Business, My course of instruc'ions thor
oughly qualify yon to take charge of and
keep a set of books Tbe highest referene
furnished. For terms and full informs
Uon address. L. D. till NTE R
A 0 U W Temple. Portland, O
nisi
Hs bas jat rein rc4 from Kuropa and
iarowfoaiyto joli tbe racing men on
the fsdfieeaaet,despiteth taiga amount
f work n ha- gone Uirc ngh dortag th
past months
Michael haa made cycle raein? a ear
fn stndv and is in a position Sj give ex
aellent advice not cnly to r ados; bus but
to wheel men and atbletea iat gxoerat. la
rfereoee to hi own metheds the follow
ing letter will (mere everybody:
Bwrmw. Msas Feb 21, 18 -7.
After the exsrrioa ot mr record rides
while win the Morgan at WrUbt team in
tbe sooth lass winter, during which I 1m
omewhatin weight, oo aeeornt "t the
natceaatomed climate, I waa ad vised to
aas Paine' a elary oo npoand. I a s plea
sd to aay that it gave each eatlafaedon
tnat I waa Impeiled to naa it agsia to
braea np from the eOsets ot the two an
anally rough oesan trips I hit 1 have
taJrai danng tba past luocth. I believe
that wheiaea who have t aodrgo tba
ba--ahidof circuit erasing" wila find
Pa-tie's celery compound of assist sees in
keeping np their physical toue
Jimmy MiebaaL
EveryofM aosda to I aka a spnnx rente
d to purify tcetr blood. aroae tbe eir
tj-aikw aad eoanter-t ths da Ilnatlng
effect o" m -otba of eoofiaiax work, worry
and sxateoat.
Tba osora taxi izant portion of every
eottunnnisy ara to ooea who bat rae
omtneo Paino'eesierj' corn poo n:. Ther
have looked into thta great remedy, foi
lowad lit remakabe achiefex6nt ia the
cms) of f neods. neighbors and tA ativaa,
and ttaow joat wnas to expsvx front it
naa a a nerve and brain axreagtheoar
aad reKocer ajd aa dal tnviorator for
a nut down system.
B. O. E.
Ajax.
This Week-
2f;i Cartoon crackers.
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lft 16 os can Prices cr am baking pdr.
fto gal keg rennery syrup
Oft Your choice oi 6 brands best floor.
OS. Fine conntry bacon, per lb
3a 5 or mens new style rib top socks.
25
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tuMens nne sboes, new ton
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005 gal Standard Oil Co s Pearl oil..
00hS yds extra standard prints
I Large linn mens all silk ties
50 New lot mens nudet wear, shirts
25; and drawers ..
03 cans choice cove oysters
25 lines thread, per spool
SO 75 rent grade mens cheviot shirts...
75 Ladies 1897 shoes from.....
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EXECUT0S3 SALE
la tbe county court of the s'ate cf Oie
goa for Linn county. Ia the matter ot the
estate of Otney Fry Sr. deceased.
1, Oloey Frr, tbe duly appoin'ed, quali
fied and acting exeensor of the lastwiil
aad testament and codicil of Olney Fry
Sr deceased, hereby sire notice tt pur
suant to aa order iauJ out of sid court
on the 4th da of March. 1S9&, I will sell
at public auction at tK-e court house door
in Albany. Linn county, Oregon, to the
highest and best bidder, on St'urdar.May
8tn, 1S97, at 1 o'clock p m. the following
described property o wit;
The soul half of Ms sern and eigh t
in block No 2 (two, ia the Eastern addi
tion to Albany, Linn county, Oregon.
Also by Trtue of an order issued out of
said court oe ths S'.h dy of September,
1396. 1 wilt sell st pubHc auction at the
tim and place abore stated, to the high
est and best bid'Hri, the following descnb
ed real property, towit:
43 aires described ss follows,towit: The
Southwest quarter of the N E quarter ot
section 2S. township 11 S ot R 3 w of tbe
Willamette meridian. Terms 'f sale cash.
Outax Far. J. Eiecutor.
Blackburn, Sirica & Duncan, Attys
SOLICITORS WANTED FOR DR.
TALMAGES "The Karth Girdled,"
or bis famous tour around the world, a
thrilling story of savage aad barbarous
lands. Four million Ta! mage's books sold,
and "The Garth Girdled' is bis latest and
grandest. DEMAND ENORMOUS.
Everybody wants this famous book; only
$3 50. BIG BOOK. BIG COMMISSIONS.
A gold mine for workers. CREDIT GIV
EN. FREIGHT PAID. OUTFITFREB.
Drp all trash and sell the king of books
aad make $300 a month. Address for out
fit and territor v. Tbe Dominion Com
pany, Star Building, Chicago.
CITY TREASUHtRS KOTICE K0.I2
Notice Is hereby given that funds are
en haad to pay outstanding warrants of
the iaane of i896, fom No, 453 to 533, in.
cluuve, interest on such warrants will
eeae with tbe date ot tbi notice.
Albaar.Or, Dec. 23, 1896-
E. A. T At xxx, Citj Ticsa