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TI13 new Calopemay ba obtained
inyited.
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V allace Howe .Lee,
President.
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OREGON
full English coLR'r.
FRENCH AND CCX'-tAS.
BRINK,
kinds of furniture
bedding-, and it
want the most
complete flour safe,
lie has them and his
prces the lowest.
FURNITURE CO.
SOHflOL. I0M05TH OREGON.
School'For Teachers-
200 children.
THTJESDAY
CIRCUIT COURT.
PKFARTMK.VT 1. O. II. BURNETT, JCDUK.
In the case of John W. Patterson, ar
rested for rape on Josephine Landers, a
young girl of Scio, the jury after being
out all night cuine in at 9 o'clock this
morning with a verdict. It was "guilty
as charged in the indictment." it is un
derstood the jury stood 10 for conviction
and 2 for acquit l for a long time. Not
withstanding the verdict there is a dif
ference of opinion aa to the guilt of the
defendant, some thinking the evidence
against him inconsistent, while others
like the Jury, particularly Scio people,
being confident of his guilt. The Ukmo
crat has sought to only give the facts
without going into the detailp, alwavs
better kept from the public.
A formal motion for a new trial was
made and denied. The defendant waived
a day for sentence and was sentenced by
Judge Burnett to seven years in the .pen
itentiary. As the maximum is twenty
years the sentence is a light one.
In the case of Ol Adams convicted of
selling liquor to minors, the defendant
was sentenced to 2 months imprison
ment and to par the costs and disburse
ments ot the cae. He has already
served 60 days awaiting the action of tne
grand jory.
Jack O'Keili. Married. Iroin Wed
nesday's Telegram : At noon today thde
was celebrated in an unostentatious man
ner a pretty horn? wedding at 73S Irving
street, the home ot Mr. William Coburn,
ot the passenger depart of the O 11 & X.
The contracting parties were Miss Fannie
Estelle Coburn and Mr J A O'Neill, trav
eling passenger agent of the O R & N.
There were only a few intimate friends of
the bride and bridegroom present, but it
was an exceedingly congenial and pleas
ant party that sat down toa lunch about
1 o'clock and offered manv good wishes
to the hapyy piir. Mrs. taudv Uris
wold, a sister of the bride, from Omaha,
performed the duty of giving the bride
away. A number of business acquaint
ances of the popular Jack" eeut re
membrances. At 5:45 this afternoon Mr
and Mrs O'Neill left on the Great North
ern's flyer for Spokane and the east. Af
ter the wedding trip they w;il return to
Portland to live. There is no better
kno-n railway man bere than Jack
O'Neill. The bride is an Omaha belle,
and is a sister of Mr. William Cobuau.
A boet of Albany friends ot the groom
will unite in congratulations.
A Nkw Frfsidest. Gov. Lord and
Secretary of State Kincaid came over
from CorvaUis last night by carriage and
ren ained at the depot hotel over night,
going to Salem this morning. They had
aiteuded the meeting of the board jf re -gents
of the O. A. C. The board not
withstanding the governor efforts in
favor oi President Miller, elected Prof.
Thos. Gatch president aud Prof. Moses
Uraig to suceeea rrot. Hedrtct. uatcn
has taught in the U. of O., Willamette
University and the Washington Univer
sity and is a man of sterling worth as
well as a fine educator. The O. A. J. is
to he congratulated.
The vote for president was five for
H. B. Miller to 6 for Prof. Gatch.
Baker Cocstt Mct "Pav In l&U
the state of Oregon brought suit 'gainst
Kaker county for back taxes amounting
to about $14,000. After five years of lit-
igaticn, Referee B.F. Bonhain, appoint
leu - by tee enpreme court, baa rec-
dered his findings to the effect that Ba
ker county mnst pay alt hut about $3000,
barred by the statute of limitation. Af
ter adding interest and costs Baker coun
ty will probably conclude it had better
have piii without litigation.
Ten thousand basbela of Leat at Mow-w
Idaho, wre sold the otter day for M i
tents per bushel. Tfce fane wheat -cou'd
have been sold for 3 cents lat tail tut lbs
owners were not batUSed with that price.
wanting 74 cents, and have lo $"2650 by
their holding for a raine that would hae
m vjotei to ouly $100.
Mr. George Smith ia at his home at
Ualsey on a visit.
G B Kead v. of Sa em his been elected
pi inter of the O A C.
Hon. L. II. Montanye ha been ap
pointed U. S. commissioner for the dis
trict of Oregon for the term of four years.
Miss Oda Chapman, who has been vis
iting Albany friends several weeks re
turned to her home in Salem yesterday.
Mr. J. R. Stockman, of Portland, bat
been in the city as a witness in the cae
of J. A. Crawford against the Albany Ice
Works.
Hen. M. A. Miller will accomptny
Hon. W. J. Brvan from Lebanon to Salt
Lake Citv, to which city he is a delegate
to the Interstate Commercial Congress.
The board of resentav of the O. A. C.
showed their appreciation of the splen
did work done by Prof. Helen Crawford
by increasing her salary to f luw a year,
toe deserves it.
Mr. C D. Bowles and three children
arrived last night from Yancouver.B. C.
on a visit and are the guests of Mrs.
Bowles parents Mr. and Mrs. Rufus
Thompson.
Miss Ethel RedfieJd left latt night for
San Francisco, where she will attend the
National Y. P. S. C. E. and afterwards
the College Y. W. C A. at Mills "culi
nary lor ten days.
The Alumni cf the Albany College
have elected the following ollicers for the
ensuing year: Walter Peacock, presi
dent; A. M. Uannon, vice president;
Mamie Allen, secretary and treasurer.
Ju'lge Barton and Commissi ners Wa
ters and Curl went up to Gates today to
inspect the new br.dge at that city. The
Marioa county court Lave already mane
their inspection.
Je loyd Dorris, a lormer Albany young
man has just completed bis sophomore
year in Monmouth. Illinois, college. In
the liitcr-society con tee 1 1 loyd made bis
brst appearance as representative ot the
Ctitereane and won the prize for the best
essay, the on.y prize won by his society
F. P. Turpm baa been appointed
P. M. at Waterloo.
Of 458 graduate from the State Norma
school at Monmouth 258 are now engaged
in teaching.
The Mascot Gun Club will have a priA
shoot on the 3rd on their range. 1 hey will
back a member ot the club to snoot
against any Oregon man for $25.
Daniel Magone waa sentenced to two
years in tne penitentiary ov juugecie-
Dhens. ot rortiana, yesieruiy morning.
ihiH is tne maximum penalty mr grave-
robbing. Magone robbed W b Ladds
grave, lbe sentence was ugnt enougn.
It ia a live week when there is not a bank
failure in Tacoma . The Union Trust and
Savings batik is the last to fail.
Pimples, blotches, blackheads, red, rough,
oily, mothy skin, itching, scaly scalp, dry.
thin, and falling hair, aud baby blemishes
prevented by Cuticuba Soap, the most
etlective skin purifying and beautifying
Boap in the world, as well aa purest and
sweetest for toilet, bath, and nursery.
era
Boir la told thronrhoot ttw world. Pott Dsea
AM ( CUKKL VOBr,, EH1 ITOpt., HOttOO V. B. A.
Huw to invent f tcm iiumon," nuutal IVtft
rroTB Pimpln la RfTroftiU Qr4
FACE
r If Mm
111!
A. Hush Home
From the Journal :
A. Bueh, who has returned from a two
months' tour in New England statos.dur-
ing which time he also visited New York
and Montreal, was seen by a reporter.
At the latter place he witnessed the cel
ebration of the Queen's Jubilee. Mr.
Bush brought home a beautiful badge
that everybody wore on that occasion.
Ue says the Canadians packed the city
full, and seemed to be very numerous
and extremely loyai. In all it was a re
markable demonstration, well worthy of
seeing, Mr. liunh says. He noticed the
English, Canadian and American Hags,
with occasionally the tri colon In New
York he met Mr. and Mrs.Corbett. Mr.
Corbett expects to get his seat in the sen
ate when it comes to a vote. Senatorial
courtsey cute no figure, but Mr. Oor5ott
will get some democratic support. There
U some building being done in the east
ern states, and there is some improve
ment in business, but everywhere the
complaint i of hard times. Business
has suffered some diminution and values
of proerty have declined but not nearly
so much as in the west. Mr. Bush is
glad to be back in Oregon, and considers
the summer climate in this part of the
Wiliauietie .valley unsurpassed anywhere
in the world. "r ' '
Who Got It.
A. Schilling & C. are doing quite an
unusual thing. First, by giving the
thousand-dollar missing word contest,
which is an oiiginal and interesting
method of advertising; but they are alio
managing it with such generosity as to
win the respect and admiration of most
critical observers.
For example: they agreed, besides
giving a thousand dollars to tho.iewho
found the missing word) to give (100 to
each of the two persons, who sent in the
largest number of yellow tickets bef it
a certain time.
Now it appears that these prizes wera
is by two grocers in San Francisco (T.
AkWmon and Ring Bros.) who sent in a
very large number of tickets.
But A. Schilling A Co. did not think
this fair to the consumer, because they
had no chance wtiatever against the gro
cers whose opportunity for collecting
tickets is so great ; so besides paying this
$200 to those grocers, they paid $-00
more to Mrs L, During. 8N Brvant SU,
San Francisco, Cal.. and Mrs W. Funk.
Winnmucca, Nevada, who headed the
list of consumers.
"Money-back if you want it' seemed
fair, and a little mof, but this doubling
up of the prixee is te-liy altogether too
much to expect. Next thing we know
of, that thousand dollars will turn out to
be a million.
A Busy Business.
One of the liveliest pacee in town ia
Smiley's printing otfice, just ncrth of the
i'aoi rat oraee in tne new Brown one
Tbee rooms were especially arranged
for this we I equipped plant. A growing
trade made it neary to have more
room and light, which 'is here well pro
vided. Parlies in need ol printing can
not do better than pia. their work in ;
k.n,l. li ... . ? .... V
prices are alwavs right, whik h s work
i H.-i.t.ll .1,,1 .Vf o ,;,ir,.. !
turned out'in Albany. A fair coa.pari- S
son is the otlicii. , prograia for the
ce-e i
oration jnst out today.
Itemember the location, ground thor
New B.own Clock, Proadabin Street.
WILL & STARK
for jjwelry. They
keep the best.
Best
Ice Ova in
Anywhere
At F. H. Pfeiffer.
See Smiley abopt it .
Smiley's piutent are in
Dawson tells Liverine.
Lirerine 50c at Dawson's.
Dahlia bulbs at F L Ecnton's.
Apples at C E Bno cell's.
Smiley does the best prin'.iog.
Delicious ice cre-.m coda at F. II. Tfeif
fcr's. Pictures from 75 cents to $25 per dot. n
at Longs gallery.
F H Pbeiffer's ioe cream has stood the
tett. It ti ail right.
Criwford & Ilarnish for photographs.
Price from t to i.) j-r din.
Water white couab honey from California.
Just in at u K Bkowsku-'s
The Ku'.h ie.ve for Portland at 7 a m on
Mbnlayi, Wednesdays and Friday.
Try C. Simpton & Son's City Laundry
or first claaa wors opp St. Cbaa hotel.
J W Benlfjy, the pioawr hoc, and shoe
man, doe fert-claJi work cheap. I 'all on
him, just north of the Democrat office.
Mrs. Yiereck has connected parlors with
ner summer garden, where she can wrve
the public in ail kinds of wta'ber with ber
deucions ice cream.
ur.u. w . Mas ton. pbjsician and sur
geon, Albany Or. Caiis auswered prompt
ly in city or country.
Drs- H. E. and O. K. Beer offices aot"
residence in the post office building. Spec
ial attention given to disease of worieo
J. itforcross has moved to just ea.t of
Schmeer's stabiea, 2nd street. r here be will
keep in market fine fib, game and poul
try. Call on bun.
Lcuia Viereck has -ct!-ed a rvice of
George E. West, an ei k-ccc-J tentorial
artist, first cla work guaranteed at
Viereck s shaving and hair cutting parlors.
You make a score every time you buy
yous meats of the Albany Drewied Beef
Company. Only first class meats are kept.
of all kinds, and prompt and careful at
tention is the order Just d wn the street.
High Grade L unJry Work
The Albany Steam 1-aundry. M.. P.
Phillips proprietor, does work that
speaks for iuelt. It ia high grade what
ever the article.
Now a specialty is being made of ladies
hirt waists, which aie lanndried for
only 10 cents. Delicate colors retained
and goods handled with great care.
You can depend on work done by this
aun'jry.
Notice to Patrons of Husbandry
Notice is hereby that as agent of the
Patrons ol Husbandry 1 have made ar
rangements with W II Goitra for the
purchase of twine for the season of 1897.
Jl . Pakkeb, agent.
At Pougbkeepsie yesterday the Cornell
Freshmen redeemed themselves by winning
the boat race, defeating Columbia and
Pennsylvania by only part of a length in
9:211-5. Hurrah. .
a A Mar uti am. ot r resno. has been ap
pointed asHiilent general passenger agent
at Portland, to succeed E P Rogers, who
has held the position tor T. years. Mr.
Rogers will be given some other position
The present county officials have served
Must half their terra, excepting the county
judge, whofo service is one fourth of hii
term.
Mrs L VierecC is prepared to furnish
cream in any quantity on short notice
ner ice cream parlors and summer garden.
Ice cream a and 10c a umu.
Some new things picked up in the
cat
and a large stock of clan stationary.
xoprs fir a little money,
Smiley, the Printer.
In our new building after June 25. 'i'bone
i9.
Comb and Pkk my line of ladies
cbildrens bats. Children's all trimmed
for 75c. A complete line of fine
flowers also received yesterday.
new
Any
number of dozen eggs taken in exchange '
for hats at Mas John li. Hoffman's.
SOCIAL ANI PERSONAL
Bernard Jackway came up from Port
latd last night. v -
Mrs. M. 0. Wire will entertatatLe Kp.
worth League this evening. ,
Mrs. O. Collogue attended a meeticg
of the 13 club at Corvaltia this week.
Hon, Claud Gatch, of Salem, son of the
new O. A O. president, will deliver the
oration at Gervals.
The Taylor Siste-s and mother came
up from Portland this noon and are the
guests of Dr. V. 11. Davis.
Mr. Meville and Frank Wire returned
home jesterday to spend the 4th with
their parents Dr. and Mrs. W ire.
Prof. E. B. McEiroy has goneeaaton a
trip. While there he might do well to
study logic, in order to be'readj for Ijis
new duties in the U. of O.
Mr. Win, V. Baltimore and daughter
Miss Ollle went to Portland this morn
ing and will go to the Cascade Locks on
the big 50 cent excursion. They will be
joined in Portland oy MUa Mildred
Burmester.
Dr. J. C. Littler's new dental ofE es in
the Brown block, just north of the Dem
ocrat othce, are among the neatest and
most tasty to be found anywhere, i
new dental chair cf the '.atest'patern with
fountain vpituon is a feature.
Rev. H. L.' Reed, the new pastor of
the Presbyterian chnrch was entertained
latt night by Judye Klin n, eeveral young
people being prensut to meet him. Rev.
Reed and Judge Flinn were Vermont
neighbors, coming from the same city.
Fred Ross left for sa!em this morning
where he will play with the Sam base
ball club in a series of gau.es which tli.it
club ia matched to play. Fred will oc
cupy the pitcher's box", and he will sur
prise some of their crack batsmen over
there in the valley. Toledo Lender.
Mr. Martin Payne returned lan night
from a trip to Eastern Washington and
Idaho, visiting a son near Moscow. At
Moscow he met Judge Piper, formerly of
Albany, now circuit judge there. He" re
ports times about the same aa here, with
1 erliajn; more money around.
Mr. Homer Keeney, of the class of 87.
I". f O. left for his home in Linn coun
ty Wednesday morning He expects to
atten t Cooper Medical cotU-ae next year.
He was accompanied home by Mr. Clyde"
og:e, a;so ot tlie clats ot 'y., who will
make a short vs. I there. Eugene Reg
ister. Mr. J. li. l.er:nett, wno lias acted as
postmaster in the city since May 19,
lUS, steppi d doa n anI out litis morn
ing and ws succeeded by Mr. 8. II.
SherriU. Mr Beunett has given univer
sal satisfaction during liis luag term of
oilic Marrishur Revier.
Charl-y Chamberlain, son cf Hon.
George E Chamberlain, of Portland, a
native cf Albany, came up on the r?oon
train and will spend the Ui Itrre.
Charley, now a young man, belong to
the athletic luni which iil exhibit
here tomorrow afternoon.
llonipr Smith of the fSrai of McAtee
A "jaiilh, the Yew Park grwt-r. aui
May Plait were united m marriage
i aiiutit 9:i0 o titk last evening by Rev,
?rn!w. residence on
1-th street, near Oak. The bride is a
3a'r of ooe.cf b. pwperwis farm-
t living nw.. i n I , M mish. m !
' f"l i l V i I i v. HMP Jii'irt in I inn M'.on, r 1
tlie irowji has been a resident of Salem
for (everal years Mate man.
.HcUon ILtnssd.
w
Le;nud W. Melxon was !isged at
Grants Pa this forenoon, dispatch
stating that the execution wss aeoc
iuHy carne-1 oat. Me son was srrestel
aiioot a year ago lor the mu'der of a man.
tnch occurred near the line t t ern
Josephine and Curry counties, and, after
a quarrel between the two counties as to
where he eboaU be tried, which qaaml
w as decided in favor t f Josephine county,
;e waa tried and convicreJ epon purely
circumstantial evidence An f! rt was
ma'le tu secure a rwpite hot wishtiut
avail.
Ausk is Crstos. Perhaps the larpett
and most e!egant collection et Alascan
cu'ios in Oregon is that owned tv Hon.
O. T. Porter, and collected by him dur
ing his four years residence in Alaska as
l, . . marsbil. It includes a.l the odd
freaks of workmanship of the natives of
that country, unique tu construction ret
neat sod attractive in appearance. The
collection is worth a good mary hundred
dollars and is one worth seeing. It is on
exhibition at F M. French's.
Making a Escutn. Mr L E CarS, a
cvclist from Roeebnrg. tassej through
this city Monday evening on his way to
Seattle. The gentleman is trying to
make a record for long distance riding
and when be passed through here his
cyclometer registered 112 miles for that
day, expecting to make Albany a dis
tance oi 30 miles the same dav, making
142 miles the first day. ifarngburg
Review.
At Camp Jackson. a letter from Hood
River announces that the encampment
is s great success. The boys are having
a fine lime- Not a peron had been put
in Hi guard house, lhe camp waa sit
uated in a delightful manner with the
white tops of Hood and Adams on either
side. The only accident was a (all by a
cavalryman re ulting in some bruise".
Tub Tunis Ocabby. It is rcpoited
that Messrs Toner, Kenredy.Crosno and
Jones, ot lbe tioct ureeK uranite xiaar-
rv, have been awarded a contract wun
Portland parlies to furnish granite from
their quarry. These gentlemen own
nearly a section of granite land on Rock
creek, which in the near future will be
another great iadustry in our mi'im. me
only drawback at present is that tne
granite is nearly seven miles from the
railroad. loledouor. tmon.
Notice. Property owners are request
ed to clean up the streets adjoining their
property previous to tne sin ouuiy
By order of the street commissioner.
A
Fat-Food
We know that Cod-liver
Oil is a fat-forrning food be
cause takers of it gain rap
idly in weight under tts use
and the whole body receives
vital force. When prepared
as in Scott's Emulsion, it
is quickly and easily
changed into the tissues of
the body. As your doctor
would say, "It is easily as
similated." Perhaps you
are suffering from fat starv
ation. You take fat enough
with your food, but it either
isn't the right kind, or it
isn't digested. You need
r f r.. . . s
ice
at
iai prepares iur yuu, i ui u
Scott s bmuiston;
Let tis send you a book about
it. Free.
SCOTT & BOWNE, ChemlsU, Ntw York.
and
BRYAN AT LEBANON.
From tWe Advance:
Hon W J Bryan will speak on the
campus of the academy Morning, July
12th, at 8 o'clock, sharp. The procession
will form on public square at 7 :30, under
the direction of Col O B Montague, chief
marshal, assisted by Marshals A Uuiph
rey, M Weisuer.W II Money, Ed Kellen
Iwrger, Phillip Ritter, John South, E
Keebler, A T McCully, Wm Royce and
Frank Settle.
At the conclusion of Mr Bryan's speech
the pr iceasion will march to the Fourth
cf July grounds, where addresses will be
delivered by the following well-knowa
men : Messrs L Bilyea, Eugene ; W J
D'Arcy, Salem; John Bnrnett, CorvaUis ;
and J K Weatherford, Albany.
Let everbody come and hear these able
speakers on the great I-seue of the day
Bimetalism. This will undoubtedly be
the greatest demonstration ever wit
nessed in the Willamette valley, and
fully 25,000 people are expected. Mr
Brran has no equal on this or any other
continent as n orator.
D W Hardin and Henry Smith nave
been appointed a committee on camping,
who will provide suitable and convenient
places for those who intend camping out.
Vf 11 Mnncy, B Burtetishaw and J C
Bilyea were appointed a committee to
provide the sixteen to-one team Bixteeo
white and one cream-colored horse.
The wagon carrying Mr Bryan will be
drawn by four white horses two be
longing to George McCurdy and two to
Tom Smith. P M Smith will be the
driver.
The wagon containing the singers will
be under the management of J C Bilyeu.
Oakvillc.
Mr. Sanford of Salem made ns a pleas
ant cal last Wednesday. Call again Mr
Sanford.
Miss Peterson and Miss Wider, both of
Albany, made a pieatant visit to the
home ot Mr. A S. ilauiiil of Ibis place
this week.
Mies Elsie Long of Coi vaiiis made at a
pleaant call the fre part of the week.
Slid L will teach at the Hulburt school
houe this fail and winter.
The late rains have found some of onr
farmers with hay down, but we have not
heard of any being lost as yet.
Ed Thrall passed through here yester
day. Ed is a tuoceefi.l business man.
A nice photographic view of the farm
residence of li. A. Wade can be seen at
Smith's tore. It was taken by A. S.
iiamiu ana is gena pel a re oi air
tVade's house, barn and famiiy.
We have plenty of moisture for the
present, and our garden wi'l do for
another ruon:h without any rain and we
think the grain can do without any
more.
Lirns 2os Biro.
Religious :crvfcc.
The pa-tor of the Baptist church will
speak Sundav evening on tberjoeslicm
"Dos the World Grow Worse." The
ordinance of the supper will be observed
at Ce close of the morning set vice.
The following services will be held at
the Christian chnrch July 4th.
Preaching 10:30; S S 11 :30 a. m. In
the evening epeoiiJ Endeavor services
will be held and the tollowing, program
has brea arranged :
Opening sonc, "Sunshine in the Sool"
"Send the Ug!jt. congregation.
Prayer A. Barnes.
Quartet Central Society.
Ten minutes talkoa leston topic G.
Mver. D iet -Lorett Stewart, A Marshall.
Solo W. H Uds. -Scripture
reading Lenora G rover.
LaJiea trio Grand Pnune Society.
Solo Loretta Stewart
Addrese on "C E. Work." pastor.
Song "tjI be With Yoa ' congre
gaiion. "Mirpah."
Services cjmaieuce at 3 p. m. Every
one invited to attend Coxmittce.
Service in the U.-P. chnrch Sabbath.
Preaching morning and eveniug by Rev.
Muitb.
Scrvtvc at the C. I'. Church.
Friday 8 p. m.
Saturday 5 a. m.
Sunday 11 a. ro. and 7:.10 p. m.
The services for Torssdary S. p. m. and
Friday 10;:j0 a. m- have been good.
The other services we desire to be
made better by a fuller attendance ot the
church and as many friends as can at-
temt.
The Lord.s sapper will be administered
at 11 a. m. Sunday, and all the Lord s
chrdrea are invited to lake ia memory
of Him.
e desire lj make the 5 o clock ser
vices Saturday morning especially help
ful, prayer, song, and consecration, pre
paratory to the taking ol the Lord's sup
per Sunday li a. m.
The pnlilic cordially is invited to at
tend these services. Come!
By the Oregon Cent nil and Eastern
Railroad.
The Oregon Central and Eastern R. R.
Co , in connection with the San Fran'
Cisco and Yauitia Bay Steanishiy Co.,
opers ting the steamer" Farallon between
!i equina fc; aim can iM.,-r, ai
a.l ratAnfl.o ini-l.nlinit m.l, nil
!erth. for the round trip from Aibanv or
CorvaUis to San Francisco and return for
parties desiring to attend the Chris Ian
Endeavor convention to be held at San
Francisco. Tickets will be good going
on the next voyage of the Farrallon,
which is due to sa.l from Yaouin on July
2nd, and returning good until Aug. 10th.
r or further information appiy to any
agent of this company or to
fcpwix &TONB, manager.
Business Men: Take Notice.
You are hereby notified that the 4th
of July committee wfll not pay any bi'.ls
contracted by anyone, unless endorsea
or ordered or the finance committee
said coinmitue consisting of F M French
A J Hodges and C U Burkhart. By or
der of the general committee. N M
Newport, Secretary.
icttsr List.
Following is the list of letters reruaiuing
in the Postorlice at Albany. Linn county,
Oregon. June 28, 1S97. Persons calling
for thete letters must give the date on whicn
they were advertised.
Conner, .t Lnts, Hurley
Morris, Yeda Yance. James
Weyers, Dell
T. J. Stitks, P M
Kcnrdlcss of Cost.
.Intiill rtmilvnlil inttmt t.i trn out of
crockery and trlaHwiire business, going in
to some other line of bnine, and hence
wid sell his goods of this kind regardless
of cost. When jou cad and get his prices
Xou will be convinced that he means btai
nesa, aud will believe what he vava
J. Gradwohl
Inform the general public that
sell as low as anybody in the city
he
will
for
cash. Come and get prices before you boy
April 1st, 1897 . J. Ueadwohl.
NoTrcB. All persons intending to
their dog tax by street work are request
ed to report to "the street superintendent
at once. The work must he dona before
Julyl.
m mm
All pkhronb knowing themselves ia
debted to the undersigned are requested to
make immediate settlement, as I shall close
present business the 1st ot July.
R. M. ltoiiKUTSoa.
Pa
iWU
Absolutely Pure
Celebrated for its great leaenir(t
strength and bea!tbfu!ne. Awnre ti.e
toed against alum and all fur ma of adul
teration common to the cheap brand.
Royal Baking I'owdeb Co., New York
HOME AND ABPPAU.
Only 900 Lnxhels of wheat remain- in the
Lebanon warebouw! .
Call at French's store and see the latest
novelties in jewslry and sterling silver.
$100 shirt waikts reduced to 50c vt
Read, Peacock A- Co'a.
See the fountain pen at Will tc Starks,
tne bent to be secured .
Will & Sta k always have in thick the
tatt noveltiei in all hes of jeweiry.
The Eugene Register will probably be
gin the publication of a daily on July 15.
The price of 1p'97 Colombia bicycle ba
been reduced to75andof Hartford to
J W Patter-on on Jane 30, f-rmally
tendered hi resignation a constable of
district i 1
Yon will always find a fine line cf jew
elry at Will A Stark. Do not buy before
examining their goods.
Cbr;sce ugar cured bam at H. Brxler
only II cent per pound Call on him tor
choioe meat of all kicc.
Ke cream and soda asd soda pot at ilrt
Viere;k' Dark and summer garden. Ice
cream. 5 and 10 cents a din.
Those eotfagvtnent and wedding ring
t Freocb j-we!ry etare are gnariiteed to
biod lbe contract for tl time to come
Sheriff Gaine loot J W rt'enon to tt.e
peoiten iary tfc' m-Tuieg. IVtenoi
protetsd his innocence aii the ay to the
pen.
The governor ha ied bi csod prae
tarnation for the prctectioo f timber a.
required by Us ; bat tie timber will barn
all the fice.
The ToVJ s-z&T give the young men
who Kot a ducMng'oa b E k eicor-icn
a pretty bard hit, oae bardty Ji-liiied a
Cordirg to the rvpof bt-re.
Ice creaA acd c cream soda, oda pfp
and all CKiIirg r-freueiil at Viereck'
tsmnvr garden, l u-e mter:t ia all of
oar dunk, r-o aiid o-ed.
Hall' Ha:r Renewercnre iland sff and
scalp aff-tiior.; a o a!l cane cd laidneM
wbete tne gUsn w fan a ft ed the roots of
the Lar are no, cl-au-d op.
Knectit Ve-. r htve t'-ie beet irt
mect cf retwis in Atba&" t prfce
thai defy mrcpet iticn. Alio ee tbe:n fjr
rLi and buoticg.
The Aawbor S Cbemlca! Cc of tLi city,
have stscceeO d in etaKIUhicg aa ageac?
for Liverine ia IVnx. 111. and Bed Oak
lows Lebanon Kxpres.
Lidie wibioz their rxHU4.'ctocaUte,
green, brown o-1?n boe. poiithed please
call at the s'rid on fem ' 'rrct, Henry
iiorgas lbe chamaion russet toe coluber.
Fim chus work iruraa'.erd. Oive n a
call.
IVronir the P pa'ar I. monad s'aod at
Viereck' icecream lactctr giJen oa the
3rd tt Julj. nothing but pure material
otvd to crrre the (vbiic, at I ici bere to
Uy
S'elmacaer Br" delivery wtgjn will
layoff on the 4th of J Jr. Yale notice cd
order roar gucds on Friday for Sacday,
toe boys like to nst oo day cat ot the
year.
Mr I W Fowler, aa expert arbr o'
Salem. h Uen engaged by Wm Macs
and may be found at the bop prepared to
give the public first class wors.
Corral! U new paper The Oregon I'cin.
Hon John D Daly, eaitor and paUidier
appeared today. I s motto i tn1 for
revenue, incidental prstectloa and soand
money.
Evertbodv remember that too get tie
cheapest and bet dinner in town, at the
W V T V halU ttnrds. July 3rd. where
you will be served with the bet in the
market for ob'j 1 j centa. Come co,
corneal).
If yoa want anvtbtng on toe 3rd, ice
cream, refreshing drinks, trnita. confec-
tiocary. e . you will End a fine npply at
tbettcse or stand of F M Pfeiffe'e, and
will receive as good treatment as on an?
day.
jSrmnctuietils are being made to run'ao
excumion from this eoun'y on the 1 1 ill if
July, thereby giving thoe who desire, an
opportanity to hear Moo J Kryan sreiB
at Lebanon en the rith. Toledo tor.
Union.
At a meeting of the board of trustees
of Santiam Academv, last week, M. A.
Miller was elected president, . H.
Booth vice president, and J W . Menses
secretary. Jos t kins. D. Andiews ana
M . nson were elected directors.
Lebanon Advance
President Gedde announces that the fall
teim of the Sodavide college will be in
Sent SJ. JS. He has ecured the servi
ce of an eastern lad.? to teach elocution
rhetonc and voice training, tshe is a s'.u-
dentofthe Bo,ton schoot of oratory.
Press.
Mot of cur citizens will attend the At
bans 4th of J ulv next Saturday, a few in
tendinis to m to lbanon. 1 h'-re win be
two coaches for the us ofcititin ot this
locality who wih to go on the excursion
Scio Pre. Couie alorg. We'll do ur
best to give ou a gd htw.
W. J. Cartv. of Knoxville. Tenn.. will
arrive in Lebanon the last of the wtek
and will open a bank at this place. Our
citizens bve the fullest confidence in
Mr. Carty aud w ill give him their heart
iest co-operaiiou. The bank building
will be repaired immediately and Mr.
Cartv will co-iimeuce business ss soon as
possible Lebanon Advance.
'.Prrf. IIag.tl, the balloon man who
will make the parachute iutnp in Atbary
on the 4tb. was in vjbanuu yestemay
s&e about makinif arranEenienta for a bal
loon ascension lu this ci'y on the Utb uie
dav that Bryn will be in the city,. It
seems to u lint jui tliing of that kiud for
the afternoon to h l.t tba crowd would w
tine thing fr L.-banoa. Lebanon Ex
I re.
Wli.-ii Traveling.
Whether on pleasure bent, or business.
take on evervtrip a bctt'eof Syrup of Figs,
as it acts most pleasantly aud effectually
on the kidnev. live.- and bowel, nrevent-
? ing fevers, heiulsiches. and other fofns of
tha tsic.nesa. For mle in 50 cent oot-
ties by all leading druggists. Manufac
tured oy the Caliiorai Fig Syrup Com
pany only.
Eastern Ticket..
Albany to Omaha. Kansas Cily. St Loui
and Chicago daily wit hunt change of cars
quick time, no traniders p3ronttll.v. con
oucted tourist cars, erery convenience,
net
For rates reservation of berths and
information, addre or call on C U Winn
at Wells Fargo & Co's office, Albany Or.
A large assortment of earth n seeds
white clover, timothy and blue grass seeds
just received fresh at
C E Bbowneu.'s.
pay
Music Miss Mildred Burmester
teacher of piano or organ. System the
Mason touch and technique. Residence
Fifth street, opposite U P chuich.
ALBANY TRADING CO,
E. N. HOBRIS, MANAGES
We will sell poods as long
as they can be obtained on
the market at pi ices a3 follows-
1 dox best jar rubbers Co
1 dox i gal frnit jr is 85
1 doz yt gal fruit jars 65
5 gal keg pickles 7f
1 gal choice pickles, bring yonr
backet 30
3 lb cartoon crackers 20
10 lb choice beans 2-i
8 bars best Savon soap $
d br xes blueing 2-i
t qt bottles blueing 2?
5pkgscorn starch 23
1 gal best vinegar, try it 15
1 gal best eyrnp, bring your jog... 60
2 M ai A 1 eyrt p .............. .7. . . 80
1 box beat axle g -ease 10
2 cans beet tomatoes 15
2 " Morning Ulory corn. good... 15
1 lb Corn Cake tobacco and pipe... 20
4 lbs best crackers.. 25
1 gal peeled peaches 30
7 pkgs Arbuckle coffee 1 00
7 pkgs Lyon " I CO
1 paper coffee, ground to order 15
; lbs Gold Dost washing powder. . . 20
1 can best baking powder 40
5 lbs Arm & Hammer soda 25
12 cans salmon 1 00
3 cane beat cose oysters 25
3 cans spices 25
3 bottles extract lemon or vanilla . 26
I lb best Gunpowder tea 40
1 lb best Japan un colored tea 40
50 lbs fine salt 40
12 packages good matches 10
Good s ock working g'ovee 30c to 80c a
pair which we wish to close oat.
The above prices are strictly each.
Albany Trading Co.,
Cor. 2nd and Main St
Headquarters
For Everything.
o
ALBINY'S GBEATET ST0B1
BIG VALUES
Hitched to Little Prices
That's the way ycu ficd it
all through our store.
LilloPayairMloSaTe
Our qualities, oar values, oar prices,
ocr strong bold.
ALBANY'S CnEAFLST STORE.
KNECHT & HEISiB .
S. f, SCH1FFLER k CO.
Merchant
Tailors
Carry the largast and
most complete stock of
Cloths ia the valley.
0!I S'M iaFlMBM.
Hit ffista. El Tiej
Got things spelled wrong and ail mix
ed up display wss poor type old
ft shtoned press work bad pares
cheap nothing as it oeght to be? Well
take yoor next jab of printing to Smi
lev the Printer sad
Will Eg Dose BiitL
P. S. (Important). The price i'or c!c
ing t will be right, too
. T THE MIXES. Baardtng. IMging
tt and meal may be secured of the sub
scriber at the Santiam mines, at his place
a the mouth of Pry Galch.
H. V.
Wbttb.
Xotics to Water Consumers.
X tain a good pressure ' ..twi
cur v-tem. consumer are prohibited from
. -.Mn.A-u dH rvsmhirxfAil Sov.rrt
nsirff hewe witbout BviXie alMl frouaal'ow-
In water tl sets to run at all times The
water will be shot off without notice from
nremi-ea where it 1 allowed to run to
waste albui v, aifcK .v
T7CKXITURE FOR SLE. As
we in-1
1 tend lo move to !
pokane will sell oar I
htMicehold furniture at teasonabie prtves.
Call at residence m 3rd want.
Ma-, w . S. TbadcOw.
TiVO RIGS. If vou wisbto takes
X drive see J W Roberts for a first class
ng cheap, tie has two ready fur use.
B'
AKGAIS3 IX FCEXrrrRE. Bed
roomet. booxcaae, couch, pictures
etc. vail at residence ot u. vr t ukibs .
-f r AXTRTW FAITHFUL VEX OR
VV WOMF.X TO travel for responsible
establUhed house in Oregon. Salary f 7S0
n.l ruin9oa. 1'oaitiow permanent, tkei-
ennt-e enclose eii-waaressea naniimj
. .. , i j
envelope. The Xational, btar Insurance
Bldg., tbicago.
TvKPSS-MAKlXG. Ladies withing
1 J learn cutting and fitting by the M-.w
ma stem, call an Mrs. tt. E. Owea
Presses made for 2.50 and up. Cor
tndCalapooia.
Sid
"I AlUKS ASD G BSTLKMKS who Wish per-
1 . mantnt wors at good pay sbouia a
drs General Managir care DK-vocaaT.
ailn. lVm't write unless tot mean
business.
Vi
TASTKD. AwconJ hand bicyde.
..UUM W I si ajrv .
I mix T TllOMFSOK,
r O Eox 21, Sheddi Or.
FOll S LK 40 acres of land situated
about 2 blocks north of 0 C R R de
.wv , iuUt Linn county. This valu
able property, suitable for residence lot or
agricultural purposes will be sold at a great
...rifioa ntuke me an ctxe. Apply for
t M 1 McMabon. attorney at
law, McKay bldg, Portiand, Or.
any
UEOEFIM
TUK PLCMBKR
Tin roofing and plumbing,
he opera house
OppoaiU
i" STRAYED. One bead of cattle,
M a two-ve.ir old heifer, light red, un
marked, v, ill pay for trouble.
F S Docohtik,
! Spicer, Or.
Star liakery
Corner BroaJalbin and First M
COKHAD MEYER PRCPHIETD?
Canned Fruits,
Glassware,
Irled Fruit.
Tobacco,
Sugar,
Coffee.
Etc.
Canned Me'
Queensw..-
Veget? j)e
Cigars.
Spfces
Ta
F.tw.
everything tbat i. sept in
Brod variety and gro
eery store HigH
et pt'-ce paid
for
ALL KINDS OF PkODUCf
SL'MVOHS.
tint Ciren Clwri of tie Stait oj Grrgem
Jar tie county of Lin.
J Govey Fow er and W J Caear, p!ia
tiffs
y
v G Morgan, as administrator of the e
tateof Thomas Morg.n ieceaced; Jnie
Morgan aad-ninirat.ror 'he estate
of L;dt Ho't'n decea-ed; Ma-y Ann
G-ay. Frank Gray her boabaoJ; Ague
vj Neil, John McNeil her husband. Jubn
X liorg.n. Rath Morgan bis ife; Jaices
W Morgan, il-rga bi wife; W
G Mn.a. Mr.B ku wiie;JM Mor
u, E A Margia. Morgw htm if; liC
grrt llatcsa. Darcsa fcer kubiad ; G
L St ) Cer and Hkttu J SU-jde.; L-na Co.
.Saiioul fcaak . (a corporal-) W JJ G t
t a, A Bcisa. Trwstee; Frrst Kuool Bask,
; sdvpormaot) wed Mil oo Hle,
aVfcdaats.
To John K Mrgaa asd EaUl Morgan,
bi w ife.aa4 Marssre Da&caa mtii Ia
cam, her hubuiL Defesdaat.
IS THE X AM EOF THE STATE OF
OKEUOX: Yaw ue hereby rcqaird 10 p
prwr and ass-er th eofaptaiat hlei gioct
ytw ia the above esitttled mt, bv the tint
dm j ol th acxt term it thi camrt foilowitig
tb exptraHuw mf aud swae,towit: hj th
t k M dj ia Jaee.lS9?;teingtk 2S-h da
4 sm1 natc; asd it vow hi: o to pexr
to anawrr, for wist thereof, the pUioiiff
wi.l apply to the eoort f-w tse re it praved
for ia the e tnU DC filed agaaawt yoa ber
ia. tjw it : Far a deere f rrciairfc a ce' tla
sortgage exrcwsrd b ov Tkoata Uorgac
ud Llia aaMra. ni wife, (-' h deeeaa
vi to'ihe JarvuCowkha Aiorcase Tm-t
Coaraay, to acear tis (atatcat cf SIC25.
with iatare, sad the faiter cwsa if J10O
axtoraeys fes. Stl wiortgae briag wpow
real est Kiaite tw ite coaaty c f Luc
'ate of Oregoo. ad particalarly bowiuted
ad dewe ibti as foii'ow, town;
The W&of UmDLC) D.d W A!
iiagh: Sliwaied ia See 33 mtA 34, Tp 13
wata, Rasgw 4, W W M. cewLisg 159
AaO oireetiBs aale of sail property iw the
r pr)dcd by law wad aupiKmtm et
the proceed thertf oa to py wcat cf too
of the p am VtT, ktrnn, iadaciag
Co la, dbwrsBeats of sail asd attorney'
fw
Tkis pcsaanaa ia mb&Bed ty order of
the HoBOToila H H Hewitt, jedi" cf aid
ooort.
Madeaad dated oa iSe 24ik dy c,f F
rwrr. I!s37.
LGbo W U.zx a MosTAXTt aHacxt-txas
AilaciiH for P ai&i U
STET TAX
X 4ws ia hs-tty rio that tke tax :oT
lb care of Aibaav. OrM for rx-ad asd stres
tax for to year was Koew p aced i
ay bawds for colieclioa Sack taxes ar
wow doe, asd payable at my cfSce in ta
city eoBwcii chamber ia said city.
Aar tax ya;er m bo wrtbeato. jerlcrra
abac apwi the treta, uhor in pcraoa or
y swbaritwte, ta new ot royisg saiJ tax
mosey, atwat notify ( n wiiusc oa or
before t la day of Jalj. 1S97.
Jaae 12 a, 15SJ. vj lbt.
Mmtal cf the city of Albaa.-.
KOTICE CF F1KAL SETTUUEKT,
Xetic- is hereby civen that S E To-ne.
the dminitr.ti-r with the wl l annexed of
the estate of Jane Fanning. eeceaed. has
rerdcred and presented fcr settlement,
sal filed la th coonty coart cf 'ce state
of Oregow for Lien coonty, bis tinai ae
cour.t of his admioistra KHi of sid otate;
and teat Sitar-iay, the 10;h day ot Ju y,
1S9T. being w day ot ibe Jcly term of s d
...... court, for
I r r r '
the settlement of eatd awut, at w icq
time any person interested ia id et"t
may appear file bis ol j-tfon to said
a.v-unt and pent the same f r tearing.
Dated at Aibanv. Oregon. Jane 2. S9t .
Elkiks Ossos. S E Yocno,
Atty for Admr. Adrtr.
STEEtT EA1LWAY .KOTICE.
The mote on the Albany ttrcet rail-
ary wid connect promptly with aU trains
:o and from tne aepoi, oay aaa
Special trips will be a aoe at special
a.e. i. r . -OH2, twiumiui.
3. C. k E. H R. CO
v Willamette River Division,;
Steamer ALBAXY, dpt. J. L. Smita
Leave Albany for Portland S-indays.
Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Unsurpassed accommodations and
schedules especially for the needs oi np
aer Willamette travel. Picnic parties
tan avail themselves ot this schedule for
wv desired point between CorvaUis and
ialem, leaving in the morning and re
tnrnimr in due time the same evening.
Special rates for special parties of 13 ot
more.
U. U. At DCS,
RED RASPBEKRIES. May be had a
theearden of F II Mukhsoa for S
cents a box by picking them yourselves.
1US I . iSrOWB TOO, ctiui"" --
miinla fiw vevetaUes and berries.
Return to Dbmockat office.
COW FOR LALE. Jersey cow,
fresh milk sooa. Call oo W m
inger. Front and Pine streets.
wilt le
Flick-
GIRL WANTED To do general house
work. Call at residence of P C An
demon.
WFTED Girl to do general house
work. Call at office or res'.decce of
Dr G W Maston.
CAMPEKS ATTENTION. Pr. Adams
the dentist, baa two good wall tent
' with fly at each enc , for sa e at a bargain
EVERY HUMOR