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ALBANY OREGON FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1898.
W;t ITTlie rafciuaer aa4 rrsrfetr
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y in in
Vegetable Preparation for As
similating UicFood and Regula
ting the Stomachs and Bowels of
SW1
PixmotesDigestion.ClKTruI
rtCSsandRest.Coutains rtciUw
Opium.Morphine nor JEacrol.
Kot Nab c otic.
tl)1pi rmitt
Apcrfect Remedy forConslipa
tioruSour StomactuDiarThoea.
Worms .Convulsions.Fcvcrish
OCSS and Loss OF SLEEP.
"" Xac Simile. Signature of . "
"NEW "YORK.
EXACT COPY OF VRAPFEB.
THE
OPENING DAY
OF
TheS
is
collese
Januarv 4, 1893. The
mercial work very much, so
Business
equal to any in the state. This
is s now. Come and secure a
branches o.a liberal education.
Albany, Orego n,'
V-rcv:
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s s we-', rrr rff.
m U - X-i T . 1 J . . I - -J-. i : , i i : ' wt , u 1 M . : 1
iujflc mk'k. wmm
HAVE YOU BEEN IN
Thomas Brink's
Lately. He has one of the finest ttocks of Furni
ture in the valley.
He has added Baby Buggies to h s stock.
" Just call in and you wiil find that his prices are the
--LOWEST-
Scenic Iine,
74 -Siptrc;!
CAR LINE FROM THE
3
iwn p
E CONSTIPATION
'IMri '' ' in i in ,'rrfl ii"'
25c 50c ggf.! ,MB2T
ALBANY ; CIGARS FACTORY
j. JO&EPS. Proprietor
SEE
THAT THE
FAC-SIMILE
SIGNATURE
OF
3 ON THE
WRAPPER
OF ETEEI
BOTTXE OT?
Castaria is put vf ia ooe-eiza bottles saly. It
U net soil la balk. Don't allow anyone to sell
yon anything else os the plea or premise that h
is "jest as pood" and "will easwer every pi
Jtpcae." J Bca tilt yoc got U-A-S-T-O-S-I-A.
l caa . yfTTSr Ba
wtafPMa
lilliliii
econd Term
has strengthened its com
that now it has become a
College
was not so in the vast.
It
all
thorough
training in
President Albany College
oi r
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. f .
PORTlAimOR
Furnituie Store
VORLD
Cf THE
DENVER
;-1RAILR0AD
TUB POPULAR THROUGH
NORTHWEST
East
, -TO ALL POINTS
R.CNICHOU Gcotl Acol & K. HOOPER CP.IT.A.
Kl VmUafm St.POKTlAMB.01tE, PENVER. COUX
CANDY
CATHARTIC
ALL
DRUGGISTS
THTJESTDAY
COUNTY COURT.
(Geo. Bu-ton, county jutlga; J
Curl, Commiwouen.)
M. Waters D. L.
Application for vacation of Wheeler's
addition to Albany filed and March 10
set for hearing same.
Petition of T L Golden for appropria
tion of $100 for ferrv road denied.
Petition of Z H Rudd for redemption
of lands, granted.
Appointed supervisors A S Stone for
Diet 23, O H Whitney for Dist 51, Oscar
Drinkard Dist 45, John McNeil Diet 34,
0 11 Bogard Dist 28. II D Burkhart Ditt
14, Alex Dumond Diet 12. Perry Weiss
Dist 48, Willard P Dawson Dist , D
0 Miller Dist 18, John Hutchins Dipt 18,
-v mcuonaia uisi v.
Bills allowed as follows :
ACCOUST POOR.
Aid Cox, Alberts, Alma Vail. Sarah
Hines, Mr and Mrs Barnard, Henry
aiyers, Jirs Auams, l ixueman ana wile,
Samuel Keith, Larue, Mrs Junkin. Mra
Streithoff, Mra Font 9, Henderson, Bo wen
Hockenburg. Mra D Mosier, Henry Zes
tow, Mrs M Klum, John Koker, R Gil
lock .
DECbeadJe rent.
P Cohen
W S Hopper
Miller & Turner...
2 00
7 10
7 00
2 00
6 30
IS 00
4 00
7 50
25 00
a 00
8 00
SO 20
6 00
27 00
11 20
6 75
5 CO
8 25
2 00
B F Ramp
Lewis Eldndpe.
EP Fry..:.....
PG Morris.....
Dr Trimble.......
A lVLrr
Pander:
Fred Dawson
Dr Beers, aid Cook
Lucy Byers, boarding poor......
B Erickeon
Lewis Rarne
Aid Mrs John Hodges
Chas Da via
PG Morris
Florence Crittenton Ref Home..
50 00
B if Ramp 6 SO
W C Farlev
5 00
C Cooley & Co
Geo Dawes
Albany For Co
ROADS AND BRIDGE,.
C C Jackson
C II Bogart
J C Dickinson
U FTerhune
J W Smith .'
G W Rice, acct clerk
Albany Trading Co
I Wasom . . . .
O M Cul
AFGooch
Barnes & M ankers
E T T Fisher
H Bochert
M J Cameron
G L Urav
John Millard..
Accorxr srPKRTrsoas.
D C Pwann. Diet 39
J W Baldw n
las Dyer, dist Ifl
J H Edwards, dist 40
C H Bogait
W H Beard
D A Wade
Loots Huber ..
MISCKXLAXBOCS.
Salaries county cfScers.
Chas Hegelee, exhibit
Drawing jury
People's Press, printing
O B Montagae, maps
W F Hammer, rccx sheriff
E C Xeal, acct ownership book. .
Fred Dawson, stationary
Dr Trimble, insane
Geo Lad ne
5 00
20 00
15 00
7 50
3 50
6 50
1 50
6 CO
44 00
2 30
2 37
20 00
7 00
4 00
4 0)
2 00
16 25
16 20
73
27 00
20 00
48 00
10 00
21 00
38 00
38 00
27 00
12 00
7 00
52 00
1 75
2 00
50 00
10 40
5 00
1 50
44 00
7 50
2 70
25 00
22 65
67 50
32 frt
4 00
1 00
20 00
4 00
1 45
2 50.
T L Jones, acct clerk
J J Wbitney, acct diet atty
M C Gaines, railroad fare Salem.
board prisoners
Oregon agt Harry French
Or a$rt French and Miller
Acct lndieent soldiers
Carl Roberts, acct sheriff
Geo L Alexander, printing
Aioany t.i L,t Co
Telephone Co
rosbay & Mason, stationary
B:llof rjSawerfor boon! v.
disallowed.
fcwgene Items.
From the Guard.
Without making a general canvass
$1700 renreeenta the amount at present
t (inscribed by the business oien of Eu
gene toward securing a boat to run on
the npper river, and thereby lessen
their expenses for freight bill.
The drag firm of Henderson & Linn
has been succeeded by a new firm whose
title name will be Wilkins A Linn, the
change occurring yesterday By this
charge E. K. Henderson sella to F. M.
Wilkins all his interests in the business
Dr. Chapman's printing outfit arrived
here on today's freight trun. It has al
ready been taken to the university. The
outfit for the boot alack stand and bar
ber shop will probably arrive in due
coarse of time.
James H. Harris late yeaterday after
noon instituted a suit in the Lane coiu
ty circuit caart against the Columbia
Implement Company, for $5,100 dam
ages, caused by a wrongful cl.argj of
embezzlement.
County Clerk Jenning today issued a
marriage license to James P Holce 34
years and Estella Kave 17 years. Peter
Harpole, 57 years, and Terena II Davis,
21 years.
A Very Pectliab Case. Mrs U Key.
ho was so unfortunate as to break her
leg. at the home of ber daughter, M re J
Sawver.theday Bryan was in Lebanon.
ts still confined to her bed. She has no use
other right side. She sleeps nearly all the
time, being awake scarcely long enough
to eat, ano quite often goes to sleep while
eating She dcee not appear to be in any
pain, bbe is now 77 tears of age. Her
case is a peculiar one. Express.
Mr. Porter Slae went to Portland tki"
motning. lie has recently invented an
ice sled and will try and introduco it for
be Alafcka business.
Mr. S. E, Young has purchased the
residence and two lots occupied by Mr.
S. ". Steele, at the corner of Sixth and
Washington streets. It will be remodel
ed and occupied by Mr. P. A. Young and
lamiiy.
GoveruerLor J haa appointed delegates
to the northeast Cattle tirowersAtsocia
tion to meet in Pendletion on February
15, 16 and 17. Those from Linn countv
are R. Snodgraes and H. Somme-ville. of
llarrisburg, Lee Miller, and John ISoni
of Haljey.
Mra Jas Mulkey, of Eddyyil'e, writes us
that she was cured of a cancer of twenty
years standing by tbe treatment prescribed
by Rev J M. Lawrence, cf fhat place. Mrs
31 a l Key says that she bad trtea aany omer
remedies and doctors but none did ber good.
ty tbe treatment of Mr Lawrence she has
been completely cured, Leader.
Roft. White Hands with Shapely Nails, Loxn-
riant Hair with Clean, Wholesome Scalp, pro-
duced by Cctiouba Soap, tbe most effective;
Skin purifying and beautifying soap tat
world, as weU aa purest and sweetest, tof
.-.,. , .HH.rv TTim nnl V nrftTBUtlY
WIM?I, lM., " A
ot inflammation and clogging ot the Foxes. J
UI1GUI&
Soir It Kid thromrhoot tlx world. T ansa Dave AS
Cm. Cor., Boi. Prop, Borton, TJ. 8. A. I
How to romy wwwj -
and Udr.-BUiM (m.
BABY HUMORS EOT 'SJS&HE&Sft
A Live Entertainment.
That was what the U. A. R. gav
their hall last night in the presence
large audience. It was novel and pi i
ing.
The program was opene.t with music
by the orchestra,
David Torbet, a young soldier was then
publicly punixbed by being placed on a
barrel, with the sign on hia back: ''For
stealing chickens." Three young ladies
tom their expetience in becoming en
gaged to thosameyoung man. Mr Jason
Wheeler as "Big Bamboo" made a jar
gon speech, in which a quarrel ensued
with hit son-in-law over paying for his
bride, with John Catlin as interpreter.
It caused a great deal of amusement. A
duet by C II Walker and wife in jargon
ana in inaian costume was neartny en
cored and deserved it. Mr G W Wright
gave a bright address on Exaggeration,
one that no doubt made Muchausen turn
over in his grave. Mr Risley as a pro
fessor of Egyptian mysteries'in costume
gave a good exhibition. A member of
the OKU was shot in regulation style
for desertion and the program closed with
a lunch of hard tack and coffee, greatly
relishrd.
The nudience declared that they had
bad a good time.
Linn County Council Meeting.
The monthly meeting was held with
Knox Butte Grange on Feb. 5; The
proceedings were given the Democrat
too late for this weeks weekly hence we
give only th substance of the meeting.
The new preauhtfit U L Rees presided.
Judge Boise was received with honor
and made an honorary member, alu W
M Hilliary.
A live debate was bad on the beat
fowl, for eggs, setting Uble.Tnarket, etc
Remarks were made by Judge Boise
and W M Hilliary on cooperation among
grangers.
A fine dinner was had .
The afternoon meeting was an open
one.
It was voted to hold the next session
atShedd with Oak Plain Grange on
March 5. Delegates to the state grange
to meet in Forest Grove will be elected
at that time.
A petition to congress asking the Ore
gon delegation to use their best effort to
ecure the continned improvement of
Yaquina Bay was adopted unanimously.
Remarks were made by Judge Boise,
FMKixer, CL Shaw. J Clem, Henry
Cyrus, Mart Miller, J W Propst, Tbos
Froman, S A Dawson. C H Walker and
others on grange matters. Some live
tonga were sung.
Mr Hilliary reported Santiam grange
reorganized on the 3rd wiih 43 member.
Teachers Examination.
TLe regular examination of teachers
ii being held at the college before ruper
intendent Wheeler and Commiasioners
Smith and Torbet, with the following in
atten lance:
Roea B Mason Santiam. Ethel Miher
Sodaville, Annie Morgan Lebanon, Amy
Mason Santiam, Charles R Moore,
Brownsville, Perry Van Fleet Halsey,
George C Strics'and Scio, Ethel Kaeeett
Halsey, L W Edmister Turner. Mr Ag
nes Higeins Brownsville. Mable Cutler.
Crawfordsvilie, Sylvia Bryant. Lebanon,
Benton l ot roster, Koaco an fleet
Halsey, F M Nage Halsey, Ann e Crab
tree Crabtree, Cora D Van Tangent. Kf
fie Titus Albany O G Minicb Lyo, Nellie
Snoderly Je3ron.Calla Pierce Rowland,
Isaa Boetwick Sodaville, Carrie Preever
Lebanon, O N Blair Lacomb, W R Cook,
Brownsville. Todd Abrama Crawforde
ville, Mona Fronk Sodaville, Sarah Nash
Halsey. Lottie Thompson Foster. Grace
Brewster, I.eUaooo, Edna Robnett
Crawfordsville.T E VcKight Lebanon.
Interesting RecorJ.
Tho DtvocATio rivioz the reminis
cent account of Lion County's first osfi
cers had a reference to an earl rase.
which was stated and denied. But here
ia the record, a very interesting one,
which peaks for itself :
The Probate judgee being present on
8th dv of Nov., 1850, personally ap
pear d before said judges Vim Rexford
and Jobn Kd mis ton. and entered com
plaint against Jacob L. Coon.of insaoity,
said jndges bad a writ issued for his ap
preoeneion forthwith and bring him be
fore the court on the 11th day of Nov.
for trial.
Writ returned on the Hth nst with
the body of the present olaintiff pre? at
proceeded to trial and found said Coon
partially insane and bound him over to
keep the peace in a bond of $500.
Jas Yorbrongh waa sworn. Wm Rex
ford and John Kdtoiatoo both awcro.
Jons McCor,
Joh.v A Dcxur.
Mr. Coon is cow a resident of Camts
Valiey, Oregon, and ia a prosperous, sue
ceeslul larmer, highly respected.
Jay Swank.
Jav Swank was born J Que 14. ISfco. on
the borne larro ot his lather, i'tnllip
Swank, r.x miles west of Lebanon, and
died on Tureday, eb. 8 He was mar
ried to Mies Mary Perry on January 31,
1892 Two children have been torn to
them, Byron and Sarab Rule, both now
living. Mr. Swank was an upright citi
zen and a man of good habits. Besides
his wife and two children, be leaves bis
father and mother, four brothers and
three sisters. Express.
r Albany Woolen Mill Officers -
The stockholders of the Albanv Woolen
Mill met last erening and elected the
following officers:
1)1 rectors, fc. w. Langrion. w. I
Vance, S. E. Young. D. P. Masou and P.
F. McGee.
President, 8. E Yourrg.
Manager, L. Flinn.
Secretary, P. A. Gool win,
Unfortcsatks. Six ot the govern
ment employes in the customs service of
this district, seven, day inspectors and
one examiner ot casloms yesterday were
let out. as follows :
Henry Montgomery, nightwatebman
George L. Biggers, of Baker City, nigh
inspector.
Charlea Lappeus, Chinese interpreter
J. J. Kelly, laborer.
J. Creed Hoed, ot Koseburg, laborer.
Frank O' Dea, laborer.
It was done by the government. Mr.
Black having nothing to do wit it.
Sikoical OrKaATios Dr. Wal'ace
came down from Albany Saturday and
assisted Dr. Hawk in a sursical opera
tion on Lynn Humphrey. Tbe left side
and lung ot the boy had become almost
filled with pus, showing that he had but
a few hours to-live unless relief was af
forded. The physicians cut into his side
and introduced draining tube, affording
almost instant relief to the breathing of
liepatie.it. lhe operation waa sklll-
ully performed and promises to result
n saving the life of the patient. Jef-
ersn tieview.
J.B.Montgomery said to a Washington
Post reporter : "This year there will be
an increase ol 30 per cent in the acreage
devoted to wneac in uregjn and there
were never such fine prospects of en im
mense yield. In California I am sorry to,
sav tbe outlook is the very reverse. The
great SanJoaquin valley, that produces
tbe bulk of the Brain, has not had an
acre plowed so far, and in tbe last six
montr a not three inches of rain have fal
ln, If heavy rains do not come very soon
the farmers of California will be in very
baa pugut -
Twelve men w m ma city putting up a
!w line for tbe Postal Telegraph Co. from
Portland to Redding, making two lines to
oau Francisco.
To Cm CoiMtipittion rorevar.
Tnhe Cnscureu Cundv Cuthartla lOo orSSa
II C. C. C. full lo cure, UriiuiilfclK refund rut,c'y.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Reported by the Lion County Abstract
Company, for the Dkmochat, for the
week ending February 0th, 1898.
F A Dow and husband to Wm
Vance,4W,2flacrea.... $ 80
B Cutler and wife.by sheriff, to Ol
ivia B Seaton 2 W, 280 acres. . . 1403
L F Collins and wife to J W Pier
point, 2 W, 70 acres ; 500
Albany Woolen Mills to L Hinn,
truetree and receiver, bl 115 in
Hacklemati's add to Albany, In
cluding mill and machinery
Oregon Centra) A Eastern R It Co
to Corvallis A Eastern R R Co,
all property real and personal of
O OA E R R Co l
W F Pfeiffer to Mollie F rfeiffer,
part bl 8. Albany...... 1
E U Carr and wife to R M Cald
well, lot 5, bl , Cowan's add,
Lebanon
Martha A Carr to R M Caldwell,
lot 6, bl S.Cowan "a add.Lehanon.
Huldah S Miller to C F Biiee,
1" W. 80 acres......
200
100
400
CM House ant wife o Nanne B
Pollard, lot 6, bl S, Uackleman'a
4th add to Albany..
Willamette Real Estate Co to A M
Reeves, lots 7 an 8, bl 40, IJal
ey, Oregon
1000
75
Mrs. E. E. Parnsa relumed yesterday
from her trip to the Dalles.
The agazlne Club will meet tomor
row .aftejjaoo at S:SJ"-witlr Mrs. Otto
Lee.
Ben. L. Norden, a prominent Poitland
man died at his home in that city yeatcr
day.
Miss Marguerite Alderson. of Salem,
eamenpthi noon to see her many Al
bany friends.
Gov. Lord was in the city this noon on
his way to Corva'lis on a visit to the U.
A C. at Corvallis.
Mr. Marvin Turner, a f tr an absence
of a coupla years spent in Pendleton, has
returned to Albany.
B. A. Stafford and wife jea'erday re
turned from their California trip, greatly
improved in health,
Postmaster Stites is again at the office
after being confined to his home eeversl
weeks with the neuralgia.
Mr.F. O Breckenndte, of Portland,
son of W . C. Breckenridge. of thia city,
will leave in a few dv'.(or Copper R.ver,
Alaska, on a riniog expedition, having
resigned his position in the electric light
works ol Poitland.
Social dance Saturday ere at opera
bouee. There willle 13 rent charged
for spectators in the gallery. Those not
wishing to have ha la and eoata checked
ii: find plrce to put them. Mgr ot
orchestra.
Mr. Charles McCullavb. who baa been
attending Homes Bcainees College,
'ortland, came up last night and weut
to Halsey this noon, where be will be lo
cated. He was pleased with the IMmes
College.
Thecantata. Queen Eater ia to be given
in McMinnvilie, on February 2i, under
Prof. L. L. Ware, of Chicago, who will
take the part of Mordocai, Mi Jennie
Snyder will be Qaeeo Esther, E. V.
Littlefietd Ahasoerts, B. B. Birker Ha
inan and O. II. Irvine liaggai.
Mr. and Mrs. James Marks received
word I mm Lakawn Leoa. Asta.yeslerday,
that on IV.v 10 there was born to Rev.
and Mra. C. R. Calender, a son. that all
11 are doing well. It take ihenews two
Booths to reach Albany from that far off
mission field.
Mica Mind Hoffman has been reen
gaged by E. S. Willard the Eegiith artor,
for two years, and will tn in Corvallis in
May after her mother, hen she will re
turn to London for the next season. Her
reputation aa an actreat has been greatly
strengthened the past teaeoa.
Mr. James Lee Irvine retamed this
week from his trip labia old borne at
Reidsville, N. C-, where he spent several
weeks very pleasantly, showing tbe warm
limate by a big d-e ot tan. He came
back by way of Southern California,
hirbleail dried np and tsffering for
wart of rain. In fact without a good
rain there will be no wheal crop at aU.
A lodge V.d'ao'fS fca jat been or-
gin i id taS&iem.
A Marion coon'y man ha made a three
yean bop contract at 10 cent a pound, witb
an advance of 4 ceots each year.
The middie-of Use-road pnpa'Uta at Dab
las Hate aominated a county ticket and elert
ed delegate lo the stale coovenuon, then a
oomber ( f po. uhtU bolted and eecied
delegate to the state convention in faicr
of f uiton.
Maiov Stephen Manhall, of the Salvation
Army, who has been ia Albany several time
came very near being tilled ii. Portland ye-
terdav. v bi-e niiioir a bicvele be wa run
down by a motor, and waa almost umli the
wbeei. feeo vtie motorsian, .Mearna,
reached over and polled him np oat of dan
ger. Ilia bicycle was maabed to pieces.
A teacher in a school not many mile
from UcMitnville. ay the T. K. having
instructed a pupil lo purchase a tram mar,
received a note tho worded from the child's
mother: ,.i do not demre for Lula abail en
rase in a rammer as i prefer ber etgae in
youthful studies and can learn ber bow to
cok and write prooertv rnyaelf . i have
want tlirouffb two irtumar mrs'ii anu
... . . - i
cant say astney did me no good. 1 preier
ber engage la germanena urawmir anu
vokal mane on the piano.
AaRESTCO. J. E. Bridgeford was ar
rested thia afternoon for hauling pota-
i am without a Iscense and will be tned
at 9 a. m. tomorrow.
Benton cnuntv'a tax levy has just been
ntared at 21 mills, the amount for coun
ts nnrnnaea betnir 13 mills, over three
..... .f l : TKa tfttl
i mn li 11 ui ii uu vwuM.i. ....
tax for Corvallis will be 31.8 mills.
HORN.
SN ELL. In Albany.on Friday morning,
February 11, 1898, to -Mr. and sirs. .
D. Snell, a boy.
HAttVKS On Fahrnarv 8. 1898. tO Mr
and Mrs. A. Barnes, in Albany, a boy
number six and all boys.
, . .. ..v - -
hildren
Who would prescribe ctly
tonics and bitters for a wca i
puny child ? Itt muscles r.r. .
nerves arc so thoroughly e
IiAViUd that they cannct :.
'x'Jrp&l into activity. T: .
cl :; i cm-S food j a I'kc?
'r, ricrve-strfnoVi-.ct ir ;
r
.- r
-
Lilies;
-.,r
vi O I '.ver Ol! is all of tills.
vnz yud still have a tonic in
ihi h pophosphites of lime
r.ad soda to act with the food.
For thin and delicate children
there is no remedy superior
to it in the world. It means
2 growth, strength, plumpness S
and comfort to them. Be sure
you get SCOTT'S Emulsion. $
t . 50c ni $1.00, all druggltu.
- .-ir a, nnundir rK.ml.t. K.w vMi.
ceecceeess
WHEAT.
New York 98 c,
Chicigo 97Xc
San Francisco 84c.
Liverpool lo higher. .
Albany 67c.
ORDINANCE NO. 320.
An ordinance lo lieense and tax in
surance agents, and solicitors in the city
of Albany, Oregon.
the people of the cilvof Albanv. da
oidain an follows:
Section 1. That on and after the first
day of March, 1893, it shall he unlaw
ful for any person, firm, company, as
sociation or corporation to engage in or
conduct the business of fire, marine,
mutu il or other fire insurance, in the
city cf Albany .Oregon, either as general,
special or traveling agent, local agent or
agciiu, solicitor, principal or manager of
any fire, marine, mutual, or other fire
insurance compaay unlets said general,
special or traveling agent, local agent, or
agents, solicitor, principal or manager,
shall first have obtained from the city of
Albnv a license to conduct and engage
in such insurance business.
Section 2. Any general, special or
traveling agent, local agent, or agents,
solicitor, principal or manager, desiring
to engage in the business of fire insur
ance, as set forth in section l,of Ibis
ordinance, shall first obtain a license
therefor from the city ot Albany, and
shall pay to the treasurer of the city ol
Albany, the following sums, towit: For
that portion of the year 1SU8, beginning
tne lavday of March, 1S9S, and ending
the 31st day of December, 1898. the sum
of ($eo sixty dollars, and no license for
the year 189$ shall be issued for a leas
sum than s0; and from and after the
first day of January, 1899, each of tbe
person or persons hereinbefore enumer
ated in section one of this ordinance, en
gaged in the business of fire insurance,
shall nay to the city ot Albany an an
nual license ot ($75) seventy-five dollars,
payable on tbe first day of January ot
each 3ear; and no eucb license shall be
issued for a less sum than $75. Such
license issued under tbe provisions of
thia ordinance, shall state the name ol
each person or persons constituting such
agency or agencies
Section 3. Any person or persons,
firm, company, association, or corpo
ration violating any of tbe provisioo of
title ordinance, shall, upon conviction,
thereof before the recorder's court, be
fined not leas than $20, nor more titan
b, lor each and every vtolat:on thereof,
or imprisoned in the city jail not lees
than iO da;s, nor more than 35 days.
Section 4. Tbia ordinance shall take
effect and be is full f. rre on and alter
the 1st day ot March, 1S3S.
Mrs. Edward Murray.
The remains ot Mrs Edward Marry,
ho died in Dututh. Minn , some time
ago, were brought lo Albany last night,
nd were buried this afternoon, with
the funeral from the depot hotel and
ervicsa cooducted by Rer. Metayer, at
the cemetery Tbe remains were ac
companied from Dulotli. by Jame
Morry. and from Portland by Mr. and
Mrs. Hale Backensto.
Mra. Murray died oo SepU 13. lf97.ber
remains being kept in a vault since then.
She was a pioneer resident of Albany for
many years being in charge of tre hx-
hange hotel, which she managed in an
xceilent manner. For many years she
was noted for the Splendid style to wu'cii
tbe got up gnme suppers for tbe banter
of Albany afiw big match hums. She
was alwats esteemed for many good
qualities and will long be remembered
by Albany people.
Woodmen Anniversary
On Feb. 21it at the ope w bouse Al
bany Camp W. O. W.will ce!ebra:e
their lltini an niveraary ia a manner
brch will ioterttt tbe public The
ill give a three act cotsedr entitled
-The Night '" which is full ot fun
from beginning lo end. A tbe Wood
men have the reputation of success in
entertainment we may look for some
thing good, the committee in charge
ave ticket ready now for any who may
ib them. Kecerved seats 3 cents.
The board will be ready next Thursday
morning at 9 o'clock at Burkhart & Lee's
drug store where you can get your seals
checked off. Thia will be the event of
season and if yon don't see MrMan-
initiated and ride the poat you
will oi:s a treat.
Special Services
Rev. C. F Clapp. superintendent of
Congregational cburchee for Oregon will
arrive tomorrow evening and begin spec.
at meetings on Sunday morning, reb.
l:Uh. to continue for about ten dava.
The Congregational people, cordially in
vite everybody to these service, inter
esting meetings have been conducted tbia
week in tbe lecture room of tbe church.
and there will be a meeting held by tbe
church this evening. No s-rvices to
morrow evening. Mr. Claup is no sen
sationalist. Nothing illiberal or bigoted
finds lodgement in bis make make-up.
lie is a practical man and preacher. e
invite joa to all of these services
D. . rouse, pastor.
A Halsey iturglaryf
Last night some time, a thief entered
the store of A. M. Reeves, at Halsey, by
euttinz out a pane of glace. There waa
only a small amount of money in tbe tills
and he got only about $3 tn all in dimes
anr nickels, of which only about 50 cents
was P. U. money. Tbe burglary was d-s
covered on opening the store this morn
ing.
Deusqcknt Cocrtv Taxes. In the
matter ol delinquent tax roll the county
court last evening before adjourning
made the following order: "That the
selurn to the countv cWrk of delinquent
tax lists of 1893 bv the sheriff with state
ment ot collections is hereby received
and full settlement made It is ordered
that the clerk turn said roll back to tbe
sheriff witb warrant lo col'ect balance
not yet paid.
Match Fnoor. A match shxt will
take place in Portlacd between George
troruan and Sky Mocks ot ibis county
and two of Portland's ciack shots. Live
birds are shot at. The purse will bet'." 00.
Horace Froman and several others will
accompany the men to Portland to wit
neea the contest. There is a good deal of
confidence in the winning ability of the
Linn county mau.
Th Batncivoan Case: The case of
the city agt. J E Bridgeford for hauling
without a license, set for this afternoon
was continued until Tuesday at I p m
when it will be tried before a jury. Mr
Bridgeford claim that he simpK rented
his team to J K Douglas for hauling
potatoes, not driving bimseit at all .
Not Tkps. The statement published
in the Urenonian tbaiat the recent meet
ingot the Democratic Central Commit
tee in this city a proposition was pre
sented by the populists, which waa re1
iected, was entirely untrue, ivo pro post
tion was presented at all by them, and
those present were all democrats
Want's a Divokce. Mrs. Bert Van
Cleve is to sue her printer-actor husbau
for divorce on the ground of non-support
and desertion. One child, a bov, has
been the issue of tits marriage. Bert Is
now "on the boards" in 'Frisco town.
Gazette.
O. N. G. EscAsiraKST. It ia reported
that the O.N. G. will hold its 1898 en
campmentin Albany, the best place la'
tbe state for it, though no place haa been
formally selected. If done it will be of
great advantage to this city, as there wU
be a large force present.
To Cnr Cou.iifMiiuit forvtr
Take Oawarnta Cundy Cathnnltt lUoorSfo
II C. C C 1ml to cure, druiiyikia rtftuui uiuuuy.
Rayai aukaa tba load pan,
wbolMoaM aod
FOVDER
Absolutely Puro
aovM Mxm nnf n mow,
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Wm. M. Hoag is in the city.
Mra. Rev. McGhee left today to join
her husband in Sootheren California.
A. F. Stowe, a former Linn county
lawyer, baa gone to Alaska, with many
others
a J. C. Peebles and Lyman Savage, Mar
ioa county pioneers, died at Salem yes
tarda j.
Dez . Nath. just from Dawson, is ill a
Nanaimo. He brought oat several thou
sand dollars in gold. '
Rev. U.S. Shangle, P. E. will preach
in the M. E. church south, tomorrow
morning and evening.
Elmo Davie, eon of Geo. W Davis, U
spokes of a a like.y nominee for joint
senator in Lincoln and Benton Senti
nel. Mr J. P Galbraith haa been reengag
ed aa bookkeeper of the Albany Wooieo!
Mill at an increased salary, a just testi-;
mooy of bis worth ia this position. j
G. B. Walton and wife.of Indianapolis,
arrived tbia week from Indianaooli and
are tbe gueau of Mr Walton 'a Bitter in
law, Mra. Bodtne in the country.
I. H Van Winkle of thia county was
successful in the oratorical couteet atwil-1
tamette university last evening ,W. J.
(j list rap at the O. A. C.
Mr. C. O. Jones, the Racket S'rei
man, annouocee hia intention to soon
leave Brownsville for L'n.on, Eastern
Oregon, where he will engage in busi
ness. Times
Mr and Mr. F. S. Campbell, who
have been visiting Mra. Campiii'a rel
ative at Kiags'ey. left tbii morning for
their home at .Albany .Tbe Dailea T.
Dr. J. P. Wallace went lo llarrisburg
last nlgbt to attend Mr. Sam May who ia
lying seriously ii! with heart trouble.
Mr. May haa a host of fnends who will
hope for his recovery
A fine banqnet was given Mr. Bert
Wight at bachelor's ball this noon in
honor of his vi-lory last evening. Twenty
or tnirty youne; tceu had a feast all of
their own making, without any dangers
of i I effects of overconfidence li the
cooking.
A letter from Mr. Will P.eifier. recei
ved ia this cite from Skagway stale that
be will be home in a lew weeks, not going
into bostnee there, and w suspect be
wiil come back better aalisfied wish Al
bany than ever.
Mr. U. F. Mcllwain tra account ot tbe
many reports coming from Skasway bas
decided not to go to that place aa be in
tended. Bnsineaa is already overdone
there. He will remain ia Albany, en
large his stock and posh his merchants le
trade here.
A Pretty Story.
From the Teles ram :
Coming toward Portland from San
Francisco tbe otner night oa the fast
train there waa a baby and it mother-
All tbe passengers in this particular car
were well aware oi its preeeore. The
mother was . a pale-faced litt e woman
with sunken eyns. tbe baby waa sick and
tbe paseengers were sleepy. Only one of
them, perhaps, wished it wouldn't die.
This one crept out of her birth and stole
down tbe aisle to tbe scene of tbe squal
ling. The two women looked at each other,
and the mother at once knew that tbe
face that peered into ber birth was
that of a friend, and tbe baby wa reiin-
guisbed, its little form gathered cioee to
that of the stranger and carried swiftly
along the aisle to a comfortable lower
ber-h.
The wails cootinced for a while, but
gradually grew so Iter, till they were
bushed and everything was still. In tbe
morning the sleeclee guardian of the
child carried it back to its mother.whcm
tbe found atill asleep, and who could on
ly smile her gratitude when she awoke.
Then the one who had done this little
bit of kindoees sat down in a seat where
berth had been made up till the mother
arose aud came where abe wa. The lit-
ie woman tried to eay something in tbe
way of thanks, but was interrupted with,
1 ou need a good, warm breakfast, don t
your -
un, no," was the reply. " I enau do
very well till we get to Sisson. when my
husband will meet me, beside," and
then seeing that she had let the cat oat
ol the bag, she waa eileut.
"ery well," said tbe other, but
think we had better go into tbe dining
car together. I bate to eat alone."
So tbev went in, and, when one after
another, the members of the Nellie Mc-
Henry company arose and wondered
where the star was.thev found her in the
dining car. feeding little tid-bita to the
pale baby and brineine smile through
tbe tears that were yet hardly dry on tbe
mother's face. The writer, who knows
all about it, thinka this slender epsode
very pretty one, quite worthy ot print.
Fack from Skagway.
The Oregon arrived at Portland last
evening at &:'i0 o'clock. Among the pas
senger was Mr. Frank Thayer and Oscar
Marshall, ot this city. Mr. lhayer went
up on tbe Oregon intending to do busi
ness there, in fact was so anxious to go
that be refused nearly double price for
his ticket be ore sailing. He got all he
wanted of Skagway at once. Kverv
tiling ia overdone and it ia a lawless
tough, commnnity,so Mr. Thayer bought
a return ticket aud came right straisn
back, and would bave come quicker if he
could have done so. Hesara a good many
of the other Albany people will be bac
in a little while.
A Lcbakok Ciacts The John A. Lo
gan Circle No. 3 was organiid in Leba
non on the 7th. by Mrs Florence Qumby
assisted by Mrs Brown, Miss Risley, Mrs
Uonrad, Mrs Snow, Mrs Lvana, Mrs
Small, Mrs Miranda snd Miss Liasie Mi
rands, all of Albany There are sixteen
charter members. Mrs HuMi s the first
president. The Albany visitors were
treated well and were given two fine re
pasts. A writer in the Advanoe signing
the name "A Loyal Woman of the W.
K. C." attacks the new organisation.
m
ErprriHMly Bay ou.
Coacarets Camlv CaUmrtie, the, moat won
derful medical discovery of the ace, pleas
ant ami rerivfilnmr to the tame, act gently
mid Hitivly on kidueva. liver and bowels,
eli-aiiRiiis the "nitiro avt-m, diei rolil,
cum Iteutiuotie, lever, hntiltuiil conatlpatiou
and bioimne. Please buy and try a box
of C.O.C uwlny; 10, SV, Ml cent. fcoldnd
guoi.- ' x-d to euro by all druggists.
NO CURE-NO PAY.
That la the wiy all dru 'gists sell
OUOVE'STASTKLEM CHILL TOKIO
for Malaria, Chills and Fsver. It Is
simply Iron and Quinine in a taatelaaa
form. Children lovej't. Adults prefer t
to blt'er, nauseating Tonic- Price, 50o
DAVENPORT' CARTOONS.
The Finest Picture Book Ever Pub
lished. The Democrat man was made happy
this morning upon receiving a copy of
tbe new bock of cartoons just published
ty Homer Davenport, the world's great
est cartoonist. The book is a large one,
tbe pages being 12x15 of elegant paper
and unique cover protecting them. Tbe
finest cartoons for which Davenport haa
become famous then appear elegantly
printed, capturing one regardless of pol
itics, and like an entrancing story, hold
ing the observer almost spell bound witb
admiration for the genius that could pen
tbem and origiuate them, until the end
with Tom Reed towering over Mr. Ding
ley is reached. There are artists w bo can
draw, iot Davenport also conceives.
From tbe frontispiece, witb Reed looking
at the title, and Dingley looking at Reed,
past the inscription, 'To my father,"
the author's interview witb Senator Hen
na, Uncle Sam getting his gun ready .and
Uncle Sam in many odd situations in
keeping witb tbe times, Mr. Hanna and
President McKinley in all kinds of poses.
corpnleot Tom Reed, Grover Cleveland
as a mighty hooter, his English views of
Gladstone, Salisbury and others, Hunt
ington, Li Hang Chang. tbeG. O. P. ele
phant, Teller,Stewart,Sberman.Spooner,
Quay, Croker, Tracy and others, one
constantly wonders at tbe genins that
can pot tray j much, in a few strokes of
the pencil.
Tbe Dzmockat man doesn't know what
tbe book sells for, but whatever it doea
it la worth twice the price.
It is a book fcr Oreguniana to be proud
of, for tbe author is a Marion county
man from the foo'.hills.even from Silver
ion.
Wight Won.
1 ne local oratorical contest to se:ect a I
representative of the Al-way Col lee fori
tne state intercollegiite oratorical eon eet
to oe neid in tbis city on March II.
held at the opera house last night in the
pr-eeoce of a good sued aod.ence The
main fe:nre was of eoarre the six ora
tions delivered by tbe etadents selected
by tbe faculty for tbe purpose, two each
from the Sophomore. Junior and Senior
classes Beaidesj waa some excellent mn-1
sic by tbe orchestra, prayer by Key.
Thorn peon, of Brownsville, two song by
a quartet, Meetr. Achiaoo, Sox, Stewart
and Irvine, encored, and a vocal solo by
alias Marguerite Aideraon. encored.
Clyde Charles Bryant delivered the
first oration. A Hero of Anti-slavery.'
This waa a fice tribute to Weadell Phil
lips, wboe first appearance in Faneul
hall waa one of the most dramatic in bis
tory, wbose career waa a brave one, self-
sacrificing everytbing on tbe altar of lib
erty. There ia a big field for another!
Phillip
Joseph Tyree spoke on'"Consrre?tioo.'
showing tl.e tendency from early history
lor people to get toge.tier socially in
family, clans, tribes and then nation, I
followed by a study of tbe things of tbe I
world, resulting in literature. He called
attention to tbe dangers of unrestrained
immigration and of tne trusts snd mon
opotie of the country.
Robert Smkk gave an excellent ac
count of the manner in-whicn Marco
Whitman eared Oregon to tbe United
States, for wbieh be was undoubtedly
entitled to the credit, though some have
endeavor J to rob him of it A timely
topic oa aceoant ot Nov. 29 having been I
the semi-centennial of tbe massacre of I
Whitman and bis thirteen associates
Marios SlarceJiva gave a graphic ac-1
count of tbe bTOtim of tbe Spanish I
prince, the Count of Nassau, ia tbe 16th I
century.
Albert n lgbt delivered bis beet or-1
tion, tbe "Danger of Over-Confidence,"
It wa well elaaeified and was com pre
henaive in its contraction. Witb Baby
lon, tbe world's greatest city, Rome. I
Montcalm at Quebec, and Napoleon at I
n aterioo, as examples, be lead np to tre I
present time snd spoke of tbe dangers I
confronting tbe I nited States ia the!
mad mtti lor weaitb. the overlooking ot I
education od kb migration, tbe surren
dering of otScea to demigogue. tbe con
test between capital and labor, intern-1
peraace, tb dismantling ot virtue, and
obnoxious laws. Calling n poo all to rise!
from their ease and sally out to extermi-1
kate the evils that stand out as dax ger I
r rials 'jo our nation. I
loeeph Torbet closed the contest with
an excellent or lion on "Weighed in the I
Balance" cilioa history to show tbe i
lA.nf.ll if nfttinftA , K -vi-i r V l.viSw mwA 1
the tgnor.ng oi evils, and wondering u
mnca waa losiowin i in tne steps ol 1
Kome, with oar political corruution and I
partv preiudios. Doea the tale ot Greece
wait as. Tbe Uiae for reform baa come
and loyal citizens are called opoa to do I
their part.
Tbe endings of tbe three 1 Jdgee, Key.
Thompson, of Brownsville, Rev. Earhart
of Turner, snd Jade, Hewitt ot Albany
were balanced on the osual points, and
it was florid that Albert Wight sood
first and Joseph Torbet second, which
was the verdict ss well of most of the au-
ience including tbe Dskockat man.
A Check f-rtd Caskia. The old Pop
gun plant baa been resurrected by Jar.
Brown, of Lebanon, wbo wiu start a pa
per at that place. Thia plant has seen
all the upa and downa of tbia life. As
the Sheridan Courier it waa edited by
woman : from there it waa moved to
Amity by t. B Long and run under tbe
name ot tbe Topzun. where it attained
much notoriety. It was afterwards sold
to K, A. Harris, and tbe name changed
to tbe Oregon Blade. It was then ran
in the interest of the populist party and
the Labor Exchange of Amity. Mr.
Harris moved the plant to Moo-
mouth. where it came oat ss the Monitor,
but in a short time Mr. Hani sold out to
Mr. Cook. who. after a abort time, con
sumed it to the newspaper arave yard.
where it baa peacefully lain until last
week, whea Mr. Brows gathered tbe re
mains together and took them to Leb
anon. Amity Times.
orn3 eotoyo
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figa is taken; it ia pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acta
Sntly yet promptly on the Kidneys,
ver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers ana cares habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the xnoet
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50
cent bottles by 11. leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on band will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try M. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FtQ SYRUP COL
tmnuc sr. rot x
Albany TradingCo
If. IV. Itlorrln, Manager.
Here is a corker Some of our com
petitors say oar goods are Cheap John
but wa challenge any grocery store in
Albany to show np a better line cf goods
than we carry.
3 lb can Sweet Brier tomatoes...'! 10
3 cans Columbus peeled tomatoes 25
1 pk gran mas mash... .. 10
1 pk Forest soap extract 20
1 px Gold Dust 20
1 gallon beat 40 test vinegar f
1 sk Boston mills floor f
5 gal Standard oil, bring your can . 85
2 pa Arbockle coffee grnd to order 25
2 pa Lion coffee " " 25
2 pa Royal Java coffee, " " 'ft
31b cartoon Oregon Cracker Co
crackers 20
I large 10c pk Rising San stove
psilsh 05
6-20oz bars Battle A x soap....... 25
10 lbs beat beans 25
8 lbs rolled oats 25
A cans pepper, mustard, or allspice 25
B cans Cayenne, clove or cinna
mon - 25
3 cans cove oysters, good ones 25
5 lb backet Hammond lard...... -50
3 lb mixed candy 25
3 lbs walnaU 25
Tbe above are some of our goods and
we guarantee all good sold.
We alao handle bran, shorts and
bop teed.
fie member tbe place, Graham build
ing Cor 1st and Baker Sts.
Star jHakery
Corner BroadalHn and First St
COXXAD IS EYE PHOPRIETCP-
Canncd Fruits,
Canned Men
-Quecnswaw
Vegetable
Cigars,
Spices.
Tea'
Etc
Glassware,
Dried Fruit.
. Tobacco.
Sugar.
Coffee.
Etc.
verytbina; that i sv-pt la s
end variety and grot
eery store High
est pt'-ee paidg
for
ALL KINDS 'OF PkODfjCf
SENDERS' COMPANIES
Always Pay.
No question abowt full and prompt-;.
meet of tones by fire oa iBsminceptace
with tbe ledisg agent of A bany. at.
TlaftitatHelssirBsPesfiFsT
Joa't allow Tcnrlt to 1 ropea into io
rarioua "Local Mutoals bow being
no -twl em voa as betosr "cheapest In-
- . - .Ko. tin ,
' whea 500 tnsore yoa do aot
want to worry about getting your mosey
1 u crvurns
sv v w. . " -
Insurance. Hay, Grain aad WooU
A fine Heater.
Hopkins Bros., of this eitv.bav taken
the agenev fox the nw internanonat
Domeetrc Heater, wnicn is a grssi uuirg
forhous) keepers.
It fits upon sn ordinary coos: stove m
beats the water ia a tank without the old
water back which to often destroys the
cooking qualities of tbe stove Tbev ut
ilise tbe waste neat, taxing me psacw w
first joint ot stove pips and are great fuel
savers. Tbev are rare to com into gea
eral use. They can be seen at Hopkins
Bros, hardware and stove store.
These beaters esa now be seen in use
at H. R. 11 it dee and Councilman U. r.
Dannais. .
Mait Gia Hop.
I wiah to announce to the farmers with
in ths vidaity of Albany, especially those
i.iMhJ m brw raisins-, that I have pur
chased the hog known ss Common's Ideal,
No. 36213 recorded in tn Amencaa rot
mA China Record Co. the one that took
the second premium at tbe fair thia iaH.
He ia a nne nog ana a goou oreeuev a
solicit tne patronage ana intpecuoa o
parties intereatec in good nogs, ne is
accompanied ly a yearling of my an rac
ing which i recordable. ....
1 have three thoroughbred sows wnicn i
am raising pigs from. I have a few pigs
at present for sale, sll recordable. They
can be seen at the Skeels place, on mils
or h ot Albany. i w m tunsiw.
IDeuuwnr.
J. M. RALSTON
3 D. ors East of Democrat wnieeu
Money to loan oa rarm security, aii
eiall loans mde on personal secartty.
City, county and school warrants boo gnt.
Collections made on favorable terms.
Fire insurance written ia three of the
arg-t companies in the world, at lowest
atea
FOSHAi ft MASOR .
Wholesale Retail
DHUBBIST3 iIB03ISIuLSH
ALBAST. oaaeos.
Pur Drugs and the. finest and Larjeii
Stock of SUtionary and Books
in tba Market.
STREET RAILWAY K0T1CE.
The oto on tbe Albany Ueet raii-
ay will connect promptly with all trains
to and from the depot, day and night.
Special trip will be nade at special
a 'e. 1 F. Cosn, Corductor,