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ALBANY OREGON, FR1DA FEBRUARY 25, 1898
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AN OPEN LETTER
To MOTHERS.
WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT to THE
EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD ' C ASTORIA,"' AND
'"PITCHER'S CASTORIA," AS our trade mark. ;
It DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, cf Hyannis, Massachusetts,
was, the originator of "PiTCHER'S CASTORIA ,"the soma
thai has borne and docs ncu zSTT on ever
bearthefac-jsimilesigndiirjcf Cz&zUcAt wrapper.
This is the original Pi rCHI.TS CASTORIA," which has been
used in the homes of the MoUiers cf America for over thirty
. aa t vr-r-i a a a a a a r w 1 11 J
years, luuk. jakli-ully ci
the kind you have always boun-i
and has the signature r?
per. No one has authoriij from me
cept The Centaur Ccyipany of which
President. j
Marck8.1SQ7. Q&
Do Not Be Deceived.
Do not endanger the life cf your child by accepting
a cheap substitute "which so::io c.-ugjjist may offer you
(because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in
jgredients of which even he docs not know.
"The End You Have Always Bought"
BEARS THE FAOSIMILE SIGNATURE OF
Insist on Having
The Kind That Never Failed Ton.
-Us CKMTAUM CMMNY, T sK.a.Ua STRKET, MCW TOM fMTV.
SCENIC liNE
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igS THE POPULAR THROUGH
-3 CAR LINE FROM THE
R. C NX3WL.
JS1 T.
THE ;
OPENING DAY
OF
TheS
econd Ten
January 4, 189S. The colleg9 has strengthened it3 com
mercial work very much, so that now it has become a
Business
equal to any in the state. This
is s now. Come and secure a
branches of a liberal education.
Albany, Oregon,
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HAVE YOU BEEN IlS
Rg
irtl'c
omas
J
Lately. He has one of the finest stocks of Furni
ture in the valley.
He haa added Bahv Buggies to h s stock.
Just call in and you will find that his price? are the
LOWEST
ypSS CANDY
25c 50c ' ' ' " " S-p - DRUGGISTS
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
hie wrapper ana secinaz u is
on the
wrap-
to use my name ex
Chas. R. Fletcher is
World
OF THE
DENVERao
RIO GRANDE
RAILROAD.
NORTHWEST
EAST
TO ALL POINTS
Gcmnl Afttf - S. K. HOOPER. G. P. T. A.
Sl. PORTLAND. ORE. ' PENVaLCOtXl
College
was not so in the rjast.
thorough training in
It
ali
President Albany College
I
jLnntl at 7t hs. I
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POKTIMDtOR.
i-s . i sxagway, alter a varied experience,
UKitHfttrs a L.TrttnUL . i :i.
MIHHHIV -rs,vra W
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Keported by the Linn County Abstract
Company, for the Democrat, for tbe
week ending February 15th, 1S98.
L Flinn and wife to P A Goodwin,
bl 115, Hackleman'a add to Al
bany, including Woolen M ill and
all machinery..... $17,900
L Flinn, receiver of Albany Wool
en Mill, to P A Goodwin, bl 115
Hackleman'a add to Albany, in
cluding Woolen Mill and ma
chinery... 17,500
PA Goodwin to Albany Woolen
Mills, bl 115, Hackleman'a add
to Albany, including Woolen
Mill and all machinery
John Betbam and wife to John
Warren. T J3, 3 W, 144 acrea. .
John Warren to John Betbam, T
13,2 W, 160 acres
Chaa Altschul and wife to J A
Crawford, T 12, 1 E, 320 acre.
Mary Ann Mcintosh et al.by slier
iff, to Mary Jane Shaw, T 10, 3
E, 160 acres
Oxford Milling Co to John Mo
Kcrcher, T 14, 2 W, 10 acrea, in
cluding mill and machinery
J Y McCune and wife to Mary M
Cune, et ai, T 12, 4 W
P O Lundin and wife to Anna
Band, T 13, S R 1 W, 40 acres
O P Coshow and wife to J W
wank. et al. E lot 2, bl 3,
North Brownsville
Israel Hart and wife to L Foley,
T1UW, 100 acres
H F Merrill and wife to W H
Davison, 1 acre
J R Swank aud wife to Phillip
8wank, T 12, 2 W, 200 acrea. . . .
John Wither and wife to L Foley,
T12, 2 W.2 acrea
Jason Wheeler to Ella DuVuille,
part bl 2, eastern add, Albany. .
Mary E Couch and husband to
. John F Zeller.T10,2 W, 10 acres
Jason Wheeler to A E Ketcham,
undivided hi part bl 2, eastern
add, Albany
17,500
2.000
800
691
1
2,400
1673
10
200
300
1000
A Favored City.
A correspondent of the Tribune writ
ing from this city aaya:
Albany people are feeling greatly
elated, and tbey have reason to be. When
tbe Oregon Central A Eastern was reor
ganized a few weeks ago, it was an
nounced that the new company, tbe Cor
vallis& Eastern, would build eastward
across the state, providing the delegation
in congress succeeded in securing an ap
propriation for tbe completion of tbe Ya
quina bay jetties. How that an ample
sum has been insured, I understand that
work-will commence immediately noon
the completion of the Astoria railroad,
which will be about April 1.
Mr. a. K. Hammond, the moviqs
spirit in both enterprises, has the confid
truce of the upper valley people, and that
counia lor a great deal, especially wbsn
he is financially able to push the work
forward. With this road tapping: the
rich Mock and limber belts of Oregon,
centering its traffic at Aloany, and with
reiiaoie eteamshipconnection at laquina
with foreign and domestic por, Albany
hopes to be to Yaqaina bay what Port
land is lo Astoria, the commercial center
and business point. And why not? Fa
vored as tew cities in the nt, with a
magnificent valley, abounding with fer
tile wheat fields, statelv orchards, elrek
droves of cattle, a wonderful wa!er-power
capable of turning tbe wheels of many
a factory, with railroads diverging to
every point of the compose, carrying car-
kmub ui nauvB wuv, cut ir om ioa inex
haustible forests that skirt the valley,
suitable for any purpose, from cord-wood
to shipbuilding, the boaineoa men of our
city have great confidence in the future
growth of Albany. Property holders are
already beginning to stiffen their back
bones, iuu talk about a raise in values.
Chief of Police Lee went to Salem this
noon.
E. J. Mo .annahan, of Eocene, was
in tbe city loday.
W. M. Brown, editor of tbe new paper
to he atarted at Lebanon, was in the city
todav. ' ' ' -
C. S. Harrnisb has returned from Scio
where he baa been taking pictures for
two weeks.
E. F. Sox and L. E. Hamilton return
ed froji Portland last night, a here they
naa oeen on business.
Thera m born to Mr. and Mrs. E.
Cook Patton in Salem on Wednesday,
February 16 a daugbter.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Gould, of Col
umbia, Kan., arrived in Albanv this
we k on visit with Mr. Silas Li vie
ston and familv.
Mr: R. A. Bensall. champion of Ya
qaina Bay intereeu, was in tbe cur yes-
teruav anq today, and oi course rejoices
greatly at tbe appropriation for the Bay.
Mrs. M. J. Masers left Wedneadav
morning for Albany, where sh will visit
with her daughter, Mrs. S. W. Thomp
son, for a couple of weeks, f-he will also
visit in Lebanon before her return.
Stayton Cor. Statesman.
Dr.E. O. ffvde. who was located in
Turner foi a abort time several years aeo,
has returned to remain permanent 1 to
Practice. He has rented the J. C. Kob-
ertson bonse snd will bring his family
here soon. Statesman.
Messrs. Geo. Hocbstedler and J. H.
Akin arrived here last evening on the
5 :45 train and spent several hours visit
ing wiiti laliea Knights. Mr. Hocb
stedler is a past grand chancellor, of this
domain, snd Is working; In the irtereet
of the uniform rank. Tney left on tbe
overland for Huntington. Tbe Dallea
T.M.
John Shaw, of Mill City, manager of
the Santiam Lumbering Company was
st tbe Perkins yeeterdsy. Mr. Sbsw
says that the business of tbe sawmills
sll along tbe line of the O C & E radroad
has picked np veiy materially. His big
mill is running full time now, and some
of tbe small mills are enlarging their
plants. felegrsm.
Seventy-one years of age snd a 25 mile
ride on borsebaick in one day. That was
the feat accomplished Sunday by sirs.
Clark, mother of B. L. Clark of Aleea,
Tbe roads were muddy and sticky snd
the struggles of the horse violent, but
this remarkably preserved Oregon wo
man made the trip with ease, and Mon
day took the train for Pullman, Wash
ington, to visit her daugbter. -H.
J. Sower ane W. F. PfeifTer arriv
ed home last night trim their trip to
Skagway. alter a varied
f" .n"" ..I". .""1" " 1
laLeu iiara ieviai. hue lormnaieiT Luits-
sed tbe boat and came on tbe Rosalie,
several other Albany men will soon fol
low. Monteitb and Kawlinga were run
ning a boarding bouse st Dyea. The
men give some graphic accounts oi tins
much talked ot Skagway, tbe land of
fast wind, snow, doga, males, cayuses.
raloons, gamblers and lawbreakers.
They were glad to get borne, though the
trip and experience was one tney win
long remember and do not regret.
Instant relief for sklnortured babies and
rest for tired mothers In a warm bath with
C uncus Soap, and a single application of
Cvticuba (ointment), tbe great skin core.
The only speedy and economical treatment
for itching, burning, bleeding, scaly, ard
pimply humors of the skin, scalp, and blood.
atlcira
Iiwold thnyo$rhmitths wor14. rVrnnDnoinCliai'
cl sjoxrustATiQw;, sow rTOOvictors, fKMtOffl,
fasT- " llow to Cursi ivWWrv Babv UubmsV.
HA1
WHEAT.
Chicaeo 104 Jb'c, di-.e to .be work of
manipulators.
New York 101c
San Francisco Bic.
Albany 67c.
The 189S Encampment.
A correspondent in the Tribune refers
to the item in the Dbmocxat several days
ago that the 1898 encampment will prob
ably be held in Albany this year. He
says :
I talked w'.th a member of the slate
military board, who happened io be in
town, a day or two ago, and be assured
me that in the event of a state militia en
campment being held this year it would
be held at Albany. He aald tbe board
fell short about $5000 on last year's en
campment, but it wss probable tt at Sec
retary of State Kinca'd would allow the
deficiency to be made up out of tbe 1898 1
appropriation, rkotwitnstanding tbe de
ficiency of laat year.au encampment will
be held thle year, aa a larger amount of
money will be avat.abie on account of
less expense in otber directions. Albany
is centrally located, has a splendid site for
the camp and pleiity of good field room
for military evolutions. The camp will
be pitched at the fair ground i, a most de
lightful spot, with p enty of shade trees
and water. Tbe Second regiment, I am
informed, will be ordered into camp tbe
tatter part of June, and the First some
time in Soptember A brigade encamp
ment would be held in June, but the of.
fleers think it would be difficult to get
the First Regiment boys oat at that time,
as many of them are employed in the
business bouaea in Portland, and tbey
will be in tha midst of the Klondike rush.
Again, on the other hand, the Second
Regiment could not go ia camp as well
in September as in Jnne. as they are
more identified with tbe forming inter
est, and in tbe fall the country towns
have their busy season. Both encamp
ments will bring a large amount of money
to Albany, as the soldier bote generally
are out for a good time and spend their
money with a fiee hand. Beeides.it will
be a pleasant social affair to those who
have never witnessed a body of soldiers
ia camp.
Prize for Essays.
In order to encourage original investi
gation and the habit of close and accur
ate observation, as well as to awaken a
greate degree of interest in the native
birds of Oregon, and thereby tbe better
tj inure tbe protection of all that are
harmless, and also to add to the atock of
krowledge concerning them, the trus
tees of the Oregon Humane Society last
Mav resolved to offer nriiea tar IK first
and- second best e.,5 .iWwKpffJK
rT.,1 H lame:,, ra.iey.7TPhe theme is" no?
w-wtaa auw awgvai a 4 SlUVI iu J Wl tj,
The first prixe will be $12 and the sec
ond $3. These will be awarded at tbe
anniversary meeting in April next or
eanyiaaiay. ine essays Sbouid give
tbe names of birds and describe their
habits, haunts, p'umage, marking,
notes, etc. and be submitted to W. T.
Shanahaa, corresponding secretary, on
or before March 25, 1898: each eesav to
be se'nt under seal, with a fictitious
name attached, accompanied by tbe
tree name in cocnecUoti with the fic
titious name, in another envelope, also
nnder seal.
Tbe commute) on award will be com
poaed of three competent persons, select
ed by tbe board of trusteee outside of
their own number. Children outside of
Portland or Mulloomab county who de
sirs to compete for these prizes, will be
require! to suomu who uieir essavs a
letter from their city or coooty aaperin-1
teodent cerufytog that tbev are ol
proper age and have given tbe reeulta of
their own personal study and observa
tion. Mas. K F. Braasix.
Mish Rrrh E. Rocans,
Uaoaog H. Qisks,
. Committee.
Was an Albany Man on It.
- Tic tat t rmr ita m3rm th Iocs of
the Clara Ssvsds, with ail on board
there being six'y-eight.incluiing ofBrtTa.
lbe natoi paaaeogers has not yet mats
pu Dinned, iberearelearstbatan .il
ban man was on board. It was staled
at the hotel where be bad been stopping
that he bad gone on the steamer. A
drummer, though, wbo came on tbs Ro
salie, which It tt hkagway a day later,
ibougbt be aaw bits, in fekagway after
tbe steamer tailed The chances are
thou.h that he was on the steamer.
Two Corvabia men named Wilkins and
Hoi brook, were seen to go on tbe boat
just beiore it left, and there were a num
ber of rortlaod men on it.
A Naw Mmo Euro. Jack Chambers
started boms Monday to develop bis new
found mine, and waa accompanied by
Roll and Fred, sons of Mis C. G. Cope
lend ol Toledo, snd wbo are nepbews ol
the prospective gold king. L poo reach
ing; Corvailis fr m a visit in king's Val
uer Mr. Chambers received a letter iron
his daughter at home atating that tbe
boys at work in tbe mine had taken out
a thousand dollars tfce day tbe letter was
dated. Corvallia Times.
eciiooL EsTtBTAiSMEitr. A ba?ket so
cial and literary program will be given at
the school bouse in district No. 27, on
Saturday, Feb. 26. Baskets will be so'd
at auction to tbe highest bidder. Let
every one come prepared to bny or sell a
basset and have a general good time
The proceeds will be used for the benefit
ol the school library.
Bbasch Stork. Messrs. Conn A Hus
ton, of Albany are opening a s.ore ia
Gates. Tbey aim to keep a general line
of merchandise and give as good bargains
ss can be bad in Albany. I. Drait
ill wield the yard slick and superintend
tbe business.
The official inspection of tbe Clara Nevada
before it left on tbe Skagway trip waa
made by C. C. Cherry, formerly of this
city now boiler wopactor at beat tie.
A horse waa left standing on the lot at
the corner of Second and Ferry streets last
night, remaining out in a cold wind with
nothing over it uttil tbia morning. Tbat
was very bsd treatment.
MrsFHIoon baa iust received a letter
from the grand guardian of the Pacific
Circle, that it is upected tbe order Willi
have 7000 members by May 1st, 1893. This
U ranid .rrowth. when it ia anown theorjer
rier l
i -r . . . :
started oat with but seven members on
April 1st last year. Tbe Dalles T. M,
B. F. Swcpe. an attorney of Oregon City
is a recent addition to the local bar of Lin
coln county, having definitely located In
Toledo, arriving here yesterday Mr.
Swone announces that he has come to s'ay
with us. He was looking for a suitable
rity. property to buy for a home today.
Leader.
MARRIED.
ynVP.ft HARRIS. In Albany.on Wed
nesday, February 18, lows, ny juuga
Geo. D. Barton, Vtr. W. M. Jones and
Miss Melinda Harris both of Lion
county
DIED.
pr.ASTK.n At Lebanon. Oregon, on
Wednesday, February 16, 1898, at 2
o'clock p. m , Loy Plaster, the oldeet
son of Mr. scd Mrs. George Plaster, of
thia p.ltv.
The young man left Salem shout three
mnntha Bso. going to Pendleton, where
h. .n,VMi for a time. There he became
in hia anfferino' being from a spinal
tmnhlfl. and be returned to tbe valley
want ta Lebanon several months
..i hara ha became worse and sank
rapidly, expiring yesterday afternoon.
Statesman.
FBIDAY
Was Al Bocnleke on Board.
Ttere is little doubt that Al Boenlcke,
of this city, was on board the ill-fated
Clara Nevada. The evidence is t o
strong that way. Getting the name
mixed the Telegram says :
AINabeker, the Alaska manager of
J. D. Meyer, the Portland cigar dealer,
is believed to have been one of the pas
sengers on the Clara Nevada. Mr Ne
beker was called home to Oregon during
the holidays, by the death of his mother.
He was a passenger o.i the steamer Co
rona, of the Seattle- Alaka line, which
was wrecked off lwis island, British
Columbia, January 23. Mr. Nebeker
was in charge of a lot of freight, which
was lost in the wreck. When he realized
his loss he asked passage back to Boat tie
on tbe Danube, offering 100 for the
accommodation, but was refused. He
waa one of the Corona pasaengers takeu
from the Alki by tbe steamer Oregon.
He left the Oregon at Juneau Sunday,
January 30, and expected to start for
Skagway a few days later.
Mr Nebeker was a member of the Be
nevo'.entand Protected Order of Elks.
Mrs. Amanda Kester went to Mon
mouth this mornicg on tbe Buth.
Mr. J. O. Busbnell and Misa Nina
Cline went to Salem this morning on the
Ruth.
The Magazine club will meet at 2:30
tomorrow afternoon with Misa Oiga
Hewitt
Charles Winant, of Newport, waa mar
ried on Saturday last at Elk City in Lin
coln county to Misa Eltna xietbers of that
place.
Mre. Nutting went to Eugene this noon
to visit Mrs. C. B. Watson and family
and attend the prtcentation of Mabat
Mater tomorrow night.
Dr, Robert Forbes, for fifteeo veara
superintendent of the S. P. hospital at
Sacramento, died lastTnesdav. He was
a relative of Mr. W. C. Tweedale of this
city, who waa visitingat his home at tbe
time ff his death. Mre. Forbes was
ia Albany last summer.
Heasrs U. A Wneh. and J. E
Wrioht f.o... -.l 1 .," .. , I
v u. r, . n rigai, ieq , oi tins city, wbo I
f i ' HT t . ... .... ' . J 1
". buu vimutra raiinTiimv.
tmi m pvruon i toe winter visst- I
ay; uere anu in soutnern uregon. leave I
tomorrow for their home in Iwnwr I
uoioraao - I
Mr. Ham Mav. of Uarrial.nnr ia rnrt. I
ed to be ateailv improving alter a eer- I
ions liioeis. Mr. Mav ia oca of I.inr.
county's best men and most eoterprising
citizens.and then haa been a genet a! in-
tercel expressed and a noiveraal desire
lor bis Improvement and recovery.
The Dbmockat is tlad to see a liva !n
(erest bains taken in pioneer affair. Ti
columns oi the DcaocaaT will always be
sept open to remioisoent sod historical
Wil
nnt uiruu uut important.
Mrs. Henry Tat lor went to Portland
this morning in rpooM to s despatch
that her father. Mr. W. B. Tavlor.
aangerousiy in. a lew months ago Mr.
lay 'or had an operation performed on
account of an injur received during the
war, imyrovtng auerwaiMf, ootil rector
E. W . Achiton, former! of this citv.
ia reported to nave been making consid
erable mooev at Sksswar. Beside mak.
tog considerable at keeptog toarders he
had sold bis place which cost about $250
lor S5JU. vt lien last beard from he waa
comtempiating goiog on In Union. He
and .Becker bad dissolved partnersbio.
Becker going to Dyea 'aoJ Achuon re
maining at kagway
Mrs. E. C. ProUmao. wife cf Post-
from Albany, where abe has been the
past two weeks in attendance opon her
mother, Mrs. Lyle. wbo sustained a frac
ture of an arm shortly before New Years.
Sirs Lyle, aubougb 78 years of aje. has
completely recovered from the accident
and regained entire control of the ia
jnred member. Telegram.
Mr. Al Buenicke. who was undoubted
ly one of those lost on tbe Clara Nevada,
was a resident of A loans for nearly twenty
yearsad was shout 27 years of aa. - ii
was a member ol the order of Elks. A. O.
U. W.. Woodmen snd L O. O Fio good
standing, and waa highly etteemed by a
large circle of friends. He leaves a wife
sad dsugbter wbo bavs the sympathy of
many in their affliction, coming so sud
denly upm tbem. The btatesman aays:
Tbe subje .t matter is of decided interest
here, where Mr. Boentcke was well
known snd thoroughly liked. His home
is at Albany, where bis wife and baby
now are. He was a valued member of
Salem lodge No. 336, B. P. O. Elks, am
the pews wss discussed sadly st tbe ss
sem blags of its local lodge here last night,
wben a number of Albany Elks were in
attendance as guests cf the Salem f raters.
i ue nope is stilt entertained that Mr
Boenicke may have escaped tbe perils
that beset tbe Clara Nevada and will be
beard from happily.
Tbe California arspe crop is re port ea to
have been greatly damaged.
Tbe Clara Nevada w.s built ia 1871 aad
beoce waa pretty well a'oog ta years lot
a boat.
C rallis is to hare a treat treat, lbe
wonlerful singer and revivalist. Miller
bas bees seen red for one week only, begin
ning February 2Utb
Frances E. Wi'Urd. wbo died ia New
Tort ci'y yesterday, was io Albany in
at ue slate convention wmcn waa
betd here that tear, remaining io the cit;
aevera days, lbe guest of Mr. aod Mr
L. E iilain- Uer life s wcrk wa a
great one.
Clean Printing, we are doing it.
esttiKY.
BORN.
SIIOUGH.-Feb.15io Mr. and Mrs,
M. A. Shoogh of Oakville daughter,
BRUCKMAN. At Plainview Feb. 18,
1898, to Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Eruckman
a boy.
A nina mtnmn ahiiile at the cream.
erv. and echoed hv tbe chopper, spread
the n. a of a nine lb boy at me nome
of th otter marer.
Lienerai iieftility
I f)SS 111 riCM!
Scott's Emulsion has been the
...Jard rcmcdr for nearly a
arter of a century. Physician:
eadily adrtut tnai xney ootain re-
. ST a. .ST a a 4 -A.S
ults from it that tney cannot gi
mm any other tlesh-tormine food
Thre are many other prcpara-
aons on the market that pretend
:o do what
SGOTT'S
EMULSION
W. rmt tfiev fail to oerform it
The pure INorweeian ioa-uver ya
are such valuable tonics.
makes this preparation an
ideal one and checks tha
was tin y tendency, and the
patient almost immediate
ly commences to put or
flesh and grain a strcngii
which surprises tliem. .
B aurt yoa get SCOTT'S Emukloa. Sm that the
m ana fih mn on the wrappw.
joe aad S1.00, all dniggbta.
SCOTT A BOWKS. Chaaskt. Ntw York.
nxiuo Mi .vr wvAAj,as,w. -F - i nuntMf lrora the btxiv
UisrtAtA with the HvOODhOS- I bautRh ninntlca. loiU. L
phites oi Lime and Soda, which
WHEAT.
Cbicauo 103 c.
New York 100 Jfc.
Hun Francisco 84 6.
Liverpool, spot 3 5c
lower.
Albanv 6Sc.
bigbrr May 3- 5c
Lighting our Cities.
The Salem city council have been com
piling the electric light business of tbe
cities of tbe Northwest. The figures are
interesting. Albany haa 15 2000 candle
power arc lighta t a monthly coet of
H.60?,' per light, Boue 40 at 8, Dayton,
Wash., 13 at $9 61, Eugene 25 at $9, Ev
erett 35 at 1 10.80, Fair Haven 1 at 112,
Marjlifeld 13 at til, Moscow 13 at 110,
New Whatcomb 14 at $7.75, North Yak
ima 7 at $12, Oregon City 12 at $8.3.,
i cnuiuion joai io,roruand ta at fSf.tHJ,
Port Townsend 25 al $11, Roaeburg 11 at
$13.61, Seattle 88 at $8, Spokane 200 at
$4, Wallace $12 at $10.
Astoria baa 60 1200 candle power at $5,
Hepner II at $10. Hillsboro 11 at $10,
Hoquiam 12 at $6 25, Independence II at
10, Mount Vermon 6 at $6.66, Walla
Walla 45 at $10.
Dallas has 12 2000 candle Dover limni
running till midoiKbtatt7.50.Indanflnd-
ence 13 at $7 60.
Ashland haa 21 1200 candle power
lamps running till midnight at $5.60.
Colfax has 7 2000 cand: power lamps
running excert during moonlight at $10.
Average price paid for 2T00 C P lamps,
all nialit service, recardleas of nontr
used or other circumstances, $9.85.
Averaae nrics paid tor 2QQ0 v lim
all night set vice, steam power, $10 49.
lllj Wheat Shortage.
For tso or three dava natt ihr
has
been an undercurrent of Ulk. hereabout.
i-uuccmiog an appaeent suortage of
wnsat in tbe owttxerland and Sslvarton
warehouses of Messrs E E Mr Kin n.v Me
i-o , i us uguree reported ranging from
io 2i,wu Dusneis.
Mr. Mckinnev. the bead of the firm.
haa conceeded that tlier im a rfian.
. it . ... i -v..r
swv. ui .v ww ixub uni.Drii inn ffr&in in
awrage and toe receipts oat agains; tbe
. I.. . . . .
ousioeas.
At tait reports, a compromise agree
meat waa abroad amoar tha farmers
concerned bearinc tbe finn'a a inatnr
au tuose oi at least two-ibirda of the
PlroD. wberety tbe grain on bard was
to be held for liquidation of the deficit
reported, aod as the firm has we.l sap-,
plied granaries at Tailman and Moakers
in Linn county, aid at Shaw, West
htayton, Turner and Howell, in this
county, it is more than likely the ad
justment wiU be fully and satisfactorily
wau. oj lomorrow, toe day nxed as the
limit for setilemeot.
Tbe high standing and unirnneachahle
business record enjoyed by E. E. Mc-
Kinney, in this state and abroad, is
warranty lor the absence of aovlbina-
i qumionaoie or eveu senous in toe cir
cumstances here chronicled. Statesman. I
Not a Salem Hog.
From tbe Eogene Register :
lloa.j.w btanjrd.ol Mobaak. to
day marketed a hog a bich ia et-iclly np
lo date. Joel McCornack, of the t . of
O. meat market, purchased tbe porker.
which weighed Just 701 pounds, net. Tbe
hog was half Poland China and half
Clirsterwhite ; was three years old ; had
never seen baiem, but broaijbt l cents
per poood, areed.
Sir b tail or d bas calculated some in.
tereeiiog Items concerning tbe profits of
hog raiting. Three years ago he gavs
$10 lor the pig; np to the 20;h dsy of
last September Mr eta Cord figures, tbe
pig cost him at the rate of $10 per year.
or $30 for he three years. Sines Sep
tember 20th be bas led to tbe pig, very
waea, one ana oue nau oosoeis ot ebon.
mixed three quarters oats to one-quarter
wheat. This be figures at 50 cents a
bathe1 or 75 cents per week.for 20 weeks,
making $!j for chop, which, added to
tbs $30 for former feeding, makes $45
ortti oi feed actoaily consumed For
the pork. Mr Stafford received 131 &i.
and b says figure can't tie; aad he is
now speculating aa to wher be made
ota proa t.
Effect on the CE
Speaking of lbe Yaqaina appropriation
the Corvallia UaseUe aats:
Tbia action cannot help bnt aid tbe
sale of tin C AE R bonds, upon which
depends the extension of the road to
Idaho.
it is hardly possible in any event to I
complete ucb extension this year, bat it
is more man prooaoie tbat tbe road will
be built lo Independence prairie this
summer, which will ensure it a large new
oonoees snd oe oi great benefit to tbe
people of Eastern Oregon.
Manager stone was seen Taeedav and
he was in fine humor over tbe news. He
aid the proposed improvement would
bnng population and prosperity to tbe
uiameite vauey and basftro Oregon
Tbia was very gratifying to him as a cit
ixen -and doubly so aa a railroad man.
sir. btooebad tost returned from Ya
quina and could give no informatiou be
yond I bat contained in the telegrams.
A Dtsa Letteb. Mr. Chaa Cnrran re
ceived a letter today from D. B. Mon
leitb, now at Dyea. He and Mr. Raw!
ings bad bought a lot with a small cabin
i on it paying $1050 for it It coat to build
there, lumber being SlOto S0. a man
and team f I an bour, carpenters 50c to
65c sn bour. They intended to do bast
nest there, snd might conclude to go on
to Dswson. Tbe mercury bad been
down to 8 degrees below aero and tbe
wind waa terrific.
i J. Gradwolil
Inform the general pabltcthat be
lellaslowas a.irbir in the city tor
sash. Come and get price before you buy
April in, to . J. liEADWOBL.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Cbildrea.
Tktfcs
cat
' ba
'try
SI
Let ever
very body c'c to tr.e Star Bakery
4' ''tave ol freah biead for ti.ee
aid get
Cah.
C Mavea.
J W Itfntl jy, tbe ptonenr boo and shoe
mm, does tint-class work cheap. Call on
htm. nst north of the Wbmocrat ottice.
Stop that Couch! Take warning. It
at iv lead to Consumption. A 25 1 bottle
ot Shiloti's Cure may ae your life. Sold
oy roihuy & Maaou,
Beaatr la Blood Deep.
Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. t'aacareta, Candy Cathar
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
l the laxy liver and driving all im-
. liegin today to
iloU'bim. blarkheada.
complexion by taking
1 ten rents. AD drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c.
Nxw Laundry Omar. W. B. Gilson's
barber shop hereafter will be the up
town office for tbe Albany Steam Laun-
dav. I'ackages will be called for and
delivered promptly wben left in bis care.
M. D. Pmuurs, Prop.
TO CURE : A COLD INONETDAF.
All O.mg.'liis rsfua I to nay t it fall
cure. o.
I atirrintT n
Royal aukas tb food pars,
waoiaaoaM aad dallcloaa.
Fir.vDin
Absolutely Pure
own atiiiw rrman m.. mrnmm.
SATTJBDA-
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Judge Wolverton came np from Salem
this noon.
Cynthia Weaver bas begun suit for di
vorce against John Weaver.
One of the children of E. W. Acbison,
a little girl, died at Sksgwsy on tbe 4tb
of this month.
Mr. Horace Burnett, manager of tbe
Eogene Journal, was in tbe city today
on his way lo Corvallia on business.
Rev. Artbar Cane is now employed
three-fourths of his time in Yamhill
county. He also ia employed at Central
on Albany prairie. Scio Press.
E. T. Bolgate and Jessie Wilkins. for
mer Corral J is men were undoubtedly
seen to go on tbe Cars Nevada, aod
there ean be no doubt or tbeir baving
besn on tbe ill fated boat.
EdBlodgett, the Albany electrician
came np on tbe overland but night for
a short visit in Eogene, the guest of Van
Wilson. Ed has many Eugene f -lends
woo are always glad to see bim. Tbe
Register scknowledges a call Eugene
Register.
A letter received by Mrs . Henry WiU
liama yeeterdsy from ber husband stat
ed tbat be bad reached J
days sfier the loss of tbs Clara Nevada
aed that there was no trace of AI. Boen
icke. Mr. W iliiams will be at home in
a lew days.
Mr. Nsle Baird received a teles-ram
tbia saorning from La Grande, announc
ing tbe aad newa tbat bis father, W. C.
Baird, wbo ia well known in this com
munity, was not expected to lira. The
old gentleman is 84 years old. Browu-
vuie limes.
M. K. Lewis, of Fairmnnnf hmt
brought sail for divorce against his wife
Mrs. C. P. Lewis, in the Circuit Court of
Benton county, the grounds being deser
tion. They came to Oregon in ISal. Ia
IS2 Mrs. Lewis refused to live ia Omron
or with toe plaintiff and returned to Neb
raska. Tbey were married in 1S19.
Tbe Brownsville Times aivea tha foi.
lowing republican candidates fur office
irom tbat part of tbe county : Mr J D
Irvine, of Brownsville, sod Mr W J
Stewart, of Halsey.for recorder: Prof W
a Haider, lor eaperta'endent of schools;
A J Kirk, of Brownsville, aad John W
Pugh.of Shedd. for aberiff: E A Krann.
of BrvwoiviUe, for commissioner
CHESS.
Games, newt, problems s iciied . Ad.
dress Chess Editor, DcjioiaaT, Albany,
irrrgon.
(From American Chess Ma gxz ne;
By Geo. E. Carpenter.
W.4 LW lkt,
' .kad ifcw; kuij
H rrrw
a i r a r f
Whi'e to male in two moves.
usma o. z, cotc& Oambit. between
A. Wolverton, while, and I. McChi
oey, black.
1P-K4
sp-ta
P-K4
S-QU3
Pxf
S-KB3
B B4
26K.QBI K-OI
27B-yR3 R-Kl
2SP-KR4 K-K
4 SxP
&Q-Q3
6SxS
29 B-QS4 R-Q6ch
ISO K-K3 R-QS7(ck
QPxS
31 K-Kl K KCck
7 UxOJck) KxQ
(S3 Kll- R-QS
33 PxP PxP
8P-KB3 B-K3
9 P-QB3
P-QRS
!3l RxP R-06(ck:
10S-Q3
P-KK3
B-Q3 (a)
S-K4
po K-Ki KxS
II S-S3
12B-K3
ISO-OO
m RxB R-Q4
37 R-S7(ck) K-Kl
K-QBI(b!
38 RxP R-K4(ck)
14 B K2
15PxP
16P-KS4 .
17 PxS
r-K.B4
BxP
139 K-O-i
K-Q2
40 K.-1-2
41 K S:
42 B-Q6
43B-gS
RxP
B-KS3(r
P-QR4
BxP
P-KS4
R-Q4
R-Q6
18R-SI
19 P-KR3
R-Kl
B Q3
44 B-S2
4.1 R Bt
46K-B2
47 B QR3
R KB4
20 R-Q4 (d)
R-a4(ck)
21 RxB PxR
K-QB1
22B-B2(e) RxB
23B-KS3 R QBTtck
24 K-Qt RxP
25BxRP R-OSSvCk
K-K3
48 b si r k;
49 resigns
(ck)
KoteabyS A. De Vauey, Jefferson, Or,
(a) Forms a bole for white S at QR5,
B-v5 is better preventing B-K3.
yo) llroely.
(s) S KB5 was best. lor if 17 SxU or
17 BxS. BxBck savins; a piece.
'dl lbe outcome ot 19Ui move, b-UJ is
tbe right thing.
(el tt-os is better, delayins the crisis
The attack by Black haa been so per
aiatent, tbat white a error here is equiv
aient io a resignation.
At the College.
The following ars taken front The
College Studsnt. Mist out:
?ew student. Misses Anna Marshall
Elten Sedgwick, Ora Harkness, Ethel
Bentlev and RJith UawelL era.lualea of
tbe public school
Uthcersof tbs senior class. Miss rase.
president: Miss Morris, vice president;
Mr vtigtt, secretary: Mr Marcellus,
treasurer.
Sew officers of the Y W C A. Mary
Meart, president: Ulara Uard, vice
president; Addie Chamberlain, record.
ing secretary : Nellie Foehsy .correspond.
lng secretary; Bessie Merrill, tieasurer
E. E. McKinney Co.
Considerrble intereat haa been
in the 1 e ported shortage of about 20, COO
bushels in the warehouses ot K. E. Mc
Kinney A Co.. situated in Marion and
Linn counties. A man from Tailman,
tftdav. whmi nn. tt 1 1 v,nihniiuMi lw
eatMl. aava that all th hs,t haa tieen
removed irom me warenouso, tuougn
iim.nyiTOiPir aie out.
not heard from the warehouse at aiun
kera. The Salem papers declare that
McKinney is all rigtit morally, lue Dig
shortage, though does"nt look well,
though it is declaied it will be eatisfa.t
orily adjusted.
NO CURE-NO PAY.
That 1. the w y .i dr se.
aitovK's TASTKi.Ks ruiuu t Kir. may not nave k b umbsui
ftor Malaria, Ch i la and Fever. It la nrin nromntlT for anf one ho
simply Iron and Quinine in a Uateleea . VfA J TVs 'wwntsiiv
r-rm. chiiiren v- t. Aduita i.ref er i . wishes to try it Do not aoceptany
tobil'er. naoseatlna ronios- Fries.
tis-iiroui iw wmr w I (441 FMmJKSqCO, CU
Guaranteed tobaaco habit enre, makes weak inmnmir ay. attSV fOaX CK.
men Btrouii. blood nure. SOo,!. AlldrugfrMta - .
WHEAT.
Chicago 106c, hesvf baying by shorts.
New York 103c.
San Francisco 86 2c
Liverpool unchanged.
Albany 68c.
HOME AND ABPOAD.
Found Some money. Call at lbe
Democrat office for paiticulars.
Will k Stark, jewe'ers.
The mea. are getting into tbe poblie
schools of lbe cry
Another invoice of Cretan's just re
reited at hiopkins ro, .
White House Java k Mocha coffee the
finest in the lauif at F. E. Allej k Co.
F. E. Allen A Co have taken lbe agencv
for the Stearns bicycles Tbey ar- high arods
wheels and the price is very k w. Call at
store and soe tamplea.
French leads tbe procession wben it
oomee to prices on wafebesaad clocks. We
do not sell a watch or clock that will not
sttad a first class guarantee.
Viersnk's Shaving aud Hair Cutti
Parlors. Shaving 10 ts Hair Catting 15
Shampooing lOcts. Clean towels to every
muwier,
French the Jeweler is headquarters for
Seth Thomas watches aad clocks, tbs beat
in the world. Tbey cost you no more than
those of inferior make.
Mrs Clan A Thompson of Eogeae bss
sued John B Coleman in the La aw- county
circuit court for the turn of $4000 damages
on account of slander.
Hopkins Brothers have began the es
largement snd ioprovemea of their store
facilities, including a new warelonse fcr
gricjbaral iostrameata ia the rear.
Tliis afternoon lots 4, 5 and 6. block II
Racklemaa's 2nd addition, belonging to
the estate of Jane E. Carter were sold st
administrator's sale to F. M. Ked field
for $675.
Children and adolfa tortured by barns,
scalds, injuries, ecxema or akin diseases
may secure instant relief by using De-
itt'a Witch Haiei Salve lit ia toe great
Pile remedy. J. A. Camming.
F M French tbe Jeweler is railroad
watch inspector and you will alwavs Sad
bis regulator abaoiuteir correct, with I-u-k
observatory time, which is standard time,
aa. nsed by tbe railroad companies.
The details aa teamed of the Pm ct the
Clara Nevada indicates a horrible ex pen-
on toe part ol the passengers, there
a storm raging and the wind waa
Wowing; fifty miles aa boor, tha wavea
rolling high. There wasa fire aad aa explo
sion when six boors out from Skagway aad
taura darkness- The wreck haa been fonad
ia a few feet of water and dehrU on there
bat ss yet bo bodies. A cog is th agb to
csve twaheed the shore, aa bis traeaa ware
foond at the right place th the snow oa
the neach goin from the water.
Tbe K's ot P.
Tbe members of Laurel Lodge K. of P.
of this city last evening at tha opera
boose beid a successful entertainment ia
boo or of the thirty-fifth anniversary of
tbs order. There was a large audience
Mr. Pert y Kel'er, C. C , presided.
Alter some excellent motic by the Al
bany rcbeetra Rev. W . Copetand. of
tha Unitarian church, of Salem, past su
preme representative ol toe grand lodge
of Nebraska, wss introduced and deliv
ered a thoughtful address, displaying re-
irch. tie gave a nictory ol tae devar-
menl ot secret societies from ancient
times, including tboee ot tbe old relic-
ioos orders with which tbs secret part
was the most important, in which tney
bad tbeir signs and grips. Tbeir prin
ciple was tbe destruction of tyranny and
the protection against despots, as w ell as
tbe care of tha members or tbeir widows
sad families. Then be told tbe story o:
Damon aad Pythias, familiar to maaym
which the K. of P. "e founded. Now wa
need omre of tbe chivalry ot those das
The ettdowmeat rank waa referre. to
with its S500.000 reserve load. $9. ,000 -
000 ' now carried by S,QUU Knigbu and
112,000.000 baa been paid oat to the fam
ilies of deceased members la this rank
tbwro are tare cissses oi rUka, ordinary,
hasardouaand extr. haaardooa, tbe rate
beinc accordingly Irom 70e to fl J a
month. The Unifoftned Rank is a dri led
body of members ready ta serve tbeir
country oa notice
M us Uaod uuiben was neara .n -i-u
be home tomorrow night," displavtog
marked immovement sines ber return
from San Francisco nd a style and grace
bat is rM easing, bhe received a warm en
core ana responded in a happy manner
with a Inilabv sonc
The entertainment closed wila a tao-
leaar. Friendship. Charity. Beoevoleoce
beautifully represented by three of Ratb-
booe Sisters mon cnarming memoers.
Mmes, O Bnen, til and Carl.
A bail followed.
Tmtru Aaorxo. Mrs. r red Grim
mer yesterday gave a tramp a meal, and
ha ranaid ber b- atealina a bam OB his
wsy out thtoagb the woodshed Last
.evening one ol tne varmints went into
thsaoodabed omr tl. J. uopauia ana
stole an ax He waa seen .earing witn u
bnt could not be found afterwards. The
valley is fall of them being pushed for
ward from one town to another.
Regardless ot Cost.
Julius Gradwohl laieads to go oat of the
crockery and glassware business, goiag la
in mm otner line or potman, ana mw
wid sell bis goods ofthiakud reganlieas
of cost. Wheo oa call aad got hia pncee
aoa win oe convinced uai oe meaa bw
oess, and will believe what be save.
Hood s Pills ars tbe favorite family
cathartis and liver medicine. Price Zc
Both the method and recmlts wrhen
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tne taste, ana acta
centlT ret promptly on the Kidneys,
I liver and Bowela, cleanses the eys-
I T7 ., , j v.! i
Uken'temeaeotuany.oispetacoiu
aches and fevers and cures . naoitaai I 4,, inlereste' in good hogs. He Is
constipation. Syrup of Figs ia the j accompanied ly a yearling of my own raw
only , remedy ot to ftjw- i-f - whichl
aucea, pieaatng t uio vu AM.Br"
nirtabla to. the stomach. trompt in
a action ana truly Denenciai in its
Prt. nrpnarod onlv Irom the most
- : . . ' f . t , ...
be&IUiy ana agreeaDie BUDetanoee, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the moss
Tjopular remedy known.
Svtud of Fica is for sale In SO
VL "r TZ.
' gwta. Any reliable druggist who
50o anbstitute.
I CAUF0RMIA Ft3 SffiU? CO.
iw Store
Al bany Trad i ng Co
R. IV. Morris), Manager.
. Are now located in the building for
merly occupied by Grahau. A Robaon
machinery building and will Le pleased
to meet sll our old customers as well as
new ones Ws will continue se ling
go.ds on a cash basis and take raaaca'a
raocccc at a eah price. Wa can save
yon from to 20 per cent oa groceries.
Come snd see as
1 pk gran mas musb . . . f 10
lgrlon bet vinegar 15
1 ak good Sou- ; 90
5 gal Pearl oil, bring joat can 5
S lb cartoons crackers 'full weight' 20
lbs best beans 25
We also have bran, short and
shop teed for aals
Ke member tbe slace. Graham build
ing Cor 1st and Baker fits.
ktar 1 akery
Corner BroadalUn and First St
COXtAD ULUh PBCPRIETOfi
Canned Fruits.
Canned Dim
-Qoeenswiaa-w
VeetIe
Cigars,
Spices.
Tta3
Etc
Glaaaware,
Dried Fruits.
Tobacco,
Sugar.
Coffee,
Etc.
erythiag that ia ajpt ta s
good variety aadgro;
eery store- Hign
at pte paid .
for
ALL KINDS Z0J PR0DUCI
5EHDERS' COHPAHIES
Always Pay.
Koooestioa shoot fall sad prompt'
meat of losses by fire on lBaaaaaee phuesv
wita tbe tediag agent cf Aibaay. M. Sen
ders.
W.fMHetalW-efii
.teat allow yoarelf to W roped into th
various "Local Jlutnais now oaag
pa bed on yon as being "cheapest in
surance." whew yoniasnreyoa do not
wut to Worry about gettmsr yoiwwjoaey
ease of loss M SENDERS
hsmraaca. Hay, Grain aad woo..
ASSl&XtTS
KOTICF" OF FIJLAl SITOU.in.
Notice is kerebv given that the ander
signed afsree of tbe bank of Oregon, sa
tnsolwt eorporatioB ha this day filed
ia the circuit court of the atate cf Oreeoa
for Lia erwaty, his final account as such
aadarncwaad tha said account will be
heard and pa-wed oa by said coort ia the
coor hooae of Lisa cooaty ia "be cucait
exurt room -hereof oa tre Mii d of
March. 1S9S. at tbe bour ot i o'.xs; p.
av, or as soon thereafter as the tuaiaesa
of id court wiU permit.
Dated at Albany, Ore on. Feb 15. ""93
D F JAMES. -
AigTee of the Bank of Oregon. .
QlSSOlQTlQNGFPETXEBSHi
Notice ia hereby given that tbe cot art
oer-hi? tororrrly ex'sting between tbe un
dersigned .C H Laugbead Wm Flkkioger
p-rt-raa Albaav, wader the style or
arm oi Aioany rat; tsu "-j
solved by mutual consent aad that the
said cosines win be eamea on or w
.i.t C H .anrtiead alone bo iU re
eive all accounj aad pay all de ta if tha
late copart-ership.
lMted Uus 5lst o wanwary.
C H LatTORXaD.
Wm FucKincaa.
TOSH&i-S 11AS0N
-Wholesale RetaQ
DsiBBBIS 11D BGOISELLXi
kVttXT. osxeox.
Pare Drags aad th finest aad LMgwaf
Stock Ol Stationary ana owt
ia tha Market.
Wood For Sale.
Good Br wood for sale by tbe cord, from
1 to 10 cords, delivered, for J2.00 to 12.75
per cord. Oa tbe ground. H mlBartl
of steel bridge, from tl 00 to $2 00 per
cord. Cal" oa or address J. . CantweU.
Atbaaj Or, or leave word at waaiocaaT
office.
. Mai CM Boss.
I wish to announce to the farmers with
in the viinity ot Albany, especially those
interested in hog raising, tbat I harepar
chased the bog known as Common s Ideal,
So. SfcilS recorded in tbe Amentaa I'oK
I and China Record Co, the one tbat took
th second premium at fcwito iw; ran.
I Ha ia a fine boa and a good breeder 1
- - ... and isspecuoa of
am raising ii from. I have a few rig.
t nreaxnt tor sale, an recoraaixv. ur
n be seen at the Skeels place. . one . mile
nor hot Albany ' H
IDA uuw ,
J. lVl. RALSTON
IMC U lit, la.
3 O ora East or Democrat umw.
Mod-j to loan on rarro aecuruj. a.'
mall loaaa made 00 personal tecority .
City, count) and school warrants bought.
Collections made oa favorable terma.
Fir uuuxanca written ia three of the
argvatcompaaiee ia the world, at lowest
ates- -
BABY BLEMISHES msglM