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ALBANY ORKGON, ERIDAY, MARCH II, 1898.
Catered aft tkc Post ernes at albany. r. at Ittiid-tlm Mali Hallri
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AN OPEN LETTER
To MOTHERS.
WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT Tr THE
EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD C ASTORIA," AND
' PITCHER'S CASTORIA;' AS OUR TRADE MARK. ;
It DR. "SAMUEL PITCHER, cf Jlyannis, Massachusetts,
was the originator cf " PITCHER'S CASTORIA," the same
that has borne and doc? r.z:j . on every
bear the facsimile sir.-.turj cf CJ&&fsMc&K wrapper.
This is the original - Pi .'CHER'S CASTORIA," which has been
used in the homes of the Mothers cf America for over thirty
years. LOOK CAREFULLY ct Vie wrapper and see that it is
the kind you have always bowl t r ?- on the
and has the signature cf C&7&&&: wrap
per. No one has authority from me to use my name ex
cept The Centaur Corpany cf which Chas. E. Fletcher is
.President. '-. - ; i
March8,lS97.
Do Hot Be Deceived.
Do not endanger the life c f your child by accepting
;a cheap substitute which so:::o daiggist may offer you
(because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in
gredients of which even ha docs not know.
i rm tt" j tt tt t. 1 i
xm juuu iou nave Always iwugnr
DtAHO I fit Ati-OIWHLt SlUNAIUHfc. CF
Insist on Having
Tho Kind That Never Failed You.
vmc ckmtauii cow, rr mvrnm tckt, mv tmi TV,
LEBANON.
From the Express : '
Mia J G Boyle las Thursday visited
friends in Albany. While in that city
she purchased a new bicycle.
Wm. Frank, Jas. Blscklaw and Finn
Hansard left, this week for Walla Walla,
Wash. They expect to find employment
in that locality.
Rev. Dr. Skipworth had the misfort
une to fall in his woodshed and break his
arm below the elbow, on Monday. Dr.
Booth set the bone. The sufferer is do
ing well.
Aiex Farrieh am! John Roberts left
Monday for Klondike. They will remain
mere indefinitely, tbe time to be deter
mined by tbe success that crowns their
efforts. If there is any gold in Alaska.
these meu will likely get some of it.
Mrs. Ida Foster, of Portland, presi
oeot ot toe Keoexan assembly, made a
fraternal visit to the Lebanon Rebehah
lodge Friday evening. Mrs. Foster is a
pleasant speaker, and entertained the
members with an interesting lecture.
Deputy County Clerk R. B. Montague
spent last Wednesday night with iriends
in Lebanon. Robt. is spoken of as a can
didate for county clerk on the democrat
ic ticset. He would make a good clerk
It is said by those who were r resent
and were sober, at the dance given in
Union hall in this city last week, that it
was tbe moet disgraceful affsir that ever
occurred in Lebanon. Our informant
says that nearly all the boys present af
ter iu o ciock-were arunk. mere nave
been several arrests, t.nd warrants have
been issued for cne or two of the boys
who left town. -.
WHEAT.
Chicago 106:.
New York 10l4'c
San Francisco M.Gc
Liverpool S-20 lower.
Albany 66c
THE OPENING DAY -
OF
The Second Term
- January.4, 1893. The
is
colles9
has strengthened its com-
imarciat work very much, so that now it has become a
Business College
equal to any in the state. Th'u was cot so in the rjast
is 8 now. Come and secure a thorough
branches o.' a liberal education.
- Alban', Oregon,
training in
President Albany College
A iter the Dollar.
G rover Hedrick write to Cor vail is
from Skagway :
Every one' here is for the almightv
dollar. You Jiave to pay for everything
you get. On tbe 17th of this month we
expect to move into Schmidt a property,
where we shall have no rent to pay
Schmidt bought out tbe party who bad
his place rented and took possession to
day. He had to pay $200 to get them
out. He claims to have been offered $2,
S00 for his property, but refuted, asking
13,500. All property is very high here.
nd rente ta the busmen portion of town
range from $50 to 300 per month and
the buildings are all occupied.
-'It takes a fortune to set a foothold
here. Every man, however, aeeme to
be doing some business. There is no
reason why they should n)t maks money
for they give nothing away. Cigars are
25 cents apiece and a very poor article at
that. Wbisky is 25 cent per glass, and
I think it is made here. I haven't been
in a saloon, but you can tee inside of
tnem from tbe street. They are always
full. More than half the people here are
eatnolers, and moat of the games are
sure-tning gamea. Yesterday three men
were brought in from the pass dead.
They bad been frosen to death. My ad
vice to everyone who intends to come to
Alaska is to stay at heme till the weath
er gets better.
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The State Contest in Oratory.
This year tbe citizens of Albany will
entertain large delegations from nine
colleges of Oregon. On Friday, March
11. lue diaerent delegations wtil arrive
on the incoming train and boats. Io
the evening at the opera bouse, nine or
ators will deliver orations. Excellent
music to be interrpereed. Tbe Aiban a-
leociation will award a twenty dollar
medal to the winning orator. It may be
several years before our citizens can
again hear such a contest, fopnlar
prices. -Remember toe date.
THAT AX TO GRIND.
Editoh Democrat.
My attention has been called to Mr.
Sender's article in the Dimocbat under
the heading "They all Have an Ax to
Grind." I did not think the article
needed a reply, but being requested by
some other members of tbe O. F. R.A.
to reply I shall do so.
Mr. Senders is no doubt honeet in his
opinion that all have an ax to grind and
we admire his honesty in so readily ad
mitting that he has one, and that tbe
first object of his ordinance is to protect
the larger insurance agents by freezing
out the smaller ones. Mr Senders says
that there are more than twenty agents
in Albanv while there is not a living in
t for more than three and that he is of
the opinion that insurance agents are en
titled to live as well as people engaged in
other pursuits. One would naturally
infer, however, that he thinks only tbe
largor agents are entitled to livj. If Mr
Senders will corsult our citizen who are
engaged 4n other pursuits we think that
be will and that every doctor, lawyer,
merchant, meenanic or laborer will testi
fy tbat there are entirely too mauy en
gaged in his pursuit, but we do not think
be will find tbat all wish laws passed
which will Ussen competition by crush
ing out the smaller ones.
The books and business of the" O. F.
R. A are open to tbe inspection of every
member and every three months there
is a comraitteo appointed to examine
them. We are very ranch surprised
that an insurance man so well informed
as Mr Senders, ahould mke the asser
tion that no trust exists when the report
of every policy he issues mutt be sent to
this trust lor examination. II be thinks
tbat no trust exists, let him issue a pol
icy at a rate a few cents lees than author
ized by this trust and see what the result
will be.
Then ajain be ask if there is anything
back of this association. In reply we
will say that (or our part we wonld
rather have a warrant against Linn
county than a claim against .any stock
company. We would ratber have it be
cause tbe county has always paid its war
rants without having to be sued for it.
and because it is backed by about 6.000
property owners. For tbe same reason
we would rather have a certificate as
collateral in tbe Oregon Fire Relief As
sociation than in any stock company.
First, because it bas always adjusted its,
loesea equitably and paid them without
having to be sued Second, because it
is backad by about 6,000 property own
ers, making it stronger than any stock,
company. Third, oecause lean know
the exact condition ot the association at
any time, as I cannot know tbe condi
tion of a stock company. Mr Senders
states there is nothing to hinder us from
sending our application lor membership
nd insurance to tbe O F R A, but this
is another case where he judge that
association by tbe stock companies be
repreeente and thinks that this associa
tion will do business in just as carets
a manner as his stock companiee. and
insure property without a carernl exam
ination, but this they will not do, arfd it
is owicg to their careful method tbat
their luea ratio bas never amounted to
one-teeth of tbe rates of his insurance
trust.
Now If Mr Sender's ordinance baa the
desired effect ot excluding mutual in
surance and thereby compelling our citi
zens to patronize bis trust, it may en
able him to get the living he thinks he
is entitled to, but it would be much
cheaper for our citix-oa to place him up
a pension oi two or three thousand dol
lars a year and obvain tbeir iaso ranee
through the O. F. R. A. where the as
sess men ta have not averaged one tenth
of the rate of hi true
Ijxcols Htxsiss.
WHEAT.
Chicago 104 ?4'c.
New York 101c.
Liverpool 3 10c bightr.
Albany COc. .
Wall street weak.
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Tne State Contest.-
One of tbe coming attractions, Ha the
State Contest, which will be held in our
city on Friday evening, March 11th, in
the Opera House at 7 :30 p. m. There
will be nine contestants, each striving to
cover, not only htmself.but bis alma ma
ter with glory and victory. Beekjea the
orations there will be special features in
tbe music, by the orchestra and a male
quartet. Every one is especially invited
to come sod wear our coilrge colors, or
ange and black, and help tbe students
make this contest, onbicU will be re
membered for years to come, as the best
that ever has been or ever will b hold in
our state. And to do tbu we ned the
help ot our citizens. . The winftj orator
will be the hippy possessor of sr fi oUl
medal, wbi-h hope to see remain in
our city. The aduiistion is within the
reach of all, being only 15 and i") cents.
Remember date, March 11th, 1898.
College Notes
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Los Angclea Letter.
Botlits Heights,
We have had one of the
tere one ever beheld and people aay here
it bas not been so dry lor neven or eigbt
years as it is this winter, stork will euf
fer for want of feed it it continues to
dry and crops will not amount to mod
if it djea not rain.
F. Co. KKADT. &t a meeting of F. Co.. Wa hv had several wttia to nsnkin
held lat Tuesday evening a vote was is if this waa a good otace for a ooor man
taken on authorziog Capt. Phillips to to get into work. Los Angelee is full of
noiuy uovernor i-ora mi sue company idle men who cannot get work, and we
was ready to offer their services to the I kril not a J vice any one to come here for
country in case of war with bpain ikbat purp-ue. A working man here is no
bvery member voted yes but three. Theymore thought of than a brute. One baa
' I . I i r i i . i t ; .
io luruiBii uis own uisaei,uu ois gruu
Mr. Lee Payne liss reentered the Com
nieicial department after an absence of
eight weeks.
Earle Younger, of Waterloo, entered
the Intermediate department this week.
We are sorry to have to record the de
parture ot Mr. W. A. Terhune, of Ta'.l
man, who is cailel away from school
work to the more vigorous duties cf farm
life.
Mr. Cayton Speer is very sick at bis
boarding place, Mrs. Baltimore's, ot ty
phoid fever. Pneumonia seems to have
sit in, and he is in a very critical condi
tion. Mies Alice Clara Moses, of Oakland,
California, has again taken charge of the
elocution work, and all this week bas
been enrolling students. It is the inten
tion of the college to build up this de
partment to more than it former etfic
lency. M ins Moses has proven herself to
oe very ao:e m tier line, and will r-e very
helpful to the students in their work.
Tbe student are very busy ptasning
for tbe earning oratorical coosect next
week Nine college will mtei fur a
$20 gold medal. Tbe College is under
quite a little expense in entertaining the
visi ors, and will welcome a full house
and large door receipt siarch 11. Ks
e al.y a 'tract ire miie will be rendered
alone worth tbe priceof ad jiisioo. Tbe
college have selected their prize speak
ers, and a close coolest is expected Let
your college colors be disr laved.
Getting Things Ready. j
Lieut. Potter, who has charge ol the '
preliminary work at Yaquina, and Msj. I
Polhemus, who hss heretofore had a
great deal to do with the work already
uone mere were in tne city this noon on
their way to Portland from the Bay,
where they had been to make arrange
ments for receiving bids lor the Im
provement of the jetties. Plans and
specifications will be drawn op and the
contract Jet. Actual work will begin
when an appropriation for it Is included
in the sundry civil bill which Congress
man Tongue thinks will be at tbe pres
et t session of the legis'ature, if not then
at the next session. The importance of
this work to Western Oregon is leading
everj lodr to hope that the necestary
appropriation to carry on tbe work wi'l
be mftde, ao that improvements may be
made ua contemplated when the bill pro
viding I r the continuing contract was
passed.
Mr. Kelicyat Skugwny.
A letter received by an Albany friend
today from W, E. Kelley, tell ot his trip
to Skagway. an incident of which was
the taking on board, Mr. A. Boenicke, of
this city .and the wreck ot the Clara Nev
ada with Mr. Boenicke on board. Mr.
Kelley reported plenty ot carpentry work
to do at 50 cent an hour, but there was
not work more than halt of the time on
account ol the scarcity of lumber, which
waaS)to50athouaand. Tbe Ramps,
Moon, White, Lears,Acbeoni and otbeis
were at New Albany together. There
was tots ol snow and plenty of cold.
Mr. Kelley sent a copy of the Skagwa
" p.oneer paper ot tne place, o
reoruaryy 18. being No. 19. and isu
weekly at 10 cents a copy. It waa full o
advertisements, the miu of ih. .t.;i.
DkMocaATand contained
including the wrecking of the Clara Sev
ada, most of which is already familiar to
the Democbat reader. It failed th ugb
entirely to contain anything about the
prevalent sickness and the reported hard
ship there.
A Drummer's Stickle.
Royal ssakss tbs tsed pars,
wholsssai sad 41
POWDER
Absolute! Pure
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. . bany tomorrow i
Feb. 25. "93. U u not thought I
iovelieet wm fqaaniniity of sSj
ryamf)iU $h
Scenic jne World !-
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DENVER
RIO GRANDE
RAILROAD.
THE POPULAR THROUGH
CAR LINE FROM THE
NORTHWEST
EAST
TO ALL POINTS
RCNKHOUGcunJ Arns K. HOOPER, G. P. ft T. A.
PI Vililn SurOTLAND.OSX PENVZX. COLO.
- HAVE YOU BEEN IN
Thomas Brink's Furnituie Store
meant business too.
Tbe Modern Woodmen of America will
I organize a lodge in Albanv on March 20
with about twenty bve chirter members .
Mr. Harry Schlosser is home frm
foruand.
Judge Flinn waa in Portland yesterday
on business.
Judge Burnett, ot Corvallia, wa at
tending to business in Albany today'
Mr. Bam May of Harricburg, bas suffi
ciently recovered to be up, though not
well yet.
J. M. Somere, tbe lawyer.ia in the city,
and no withstanding contrary report ex
pects to make Albany his home.
Chief of Police Lee went to Portland
this morning on business Mr. John
Jones is acting chief during his absence.
Judge Whitney and Bon J. S. Smith
will speak in Harrisburg next Tuesday
tternoon, also in several other places
during tbe coming weeks.
Mrs. Tbos. Brink and son Dart left
yesterday noon for Cottage Grove to
make Rev. M. O. Brink a visit and think
ing it will benefit the sops health.
Rev. Shangle, P. E., and wife, of Cor-
vallie, Rev. I). O. McFarland, of Junct
ion, and E. R. Skipwortb, of Eugene,
are in the city on business connected
with the M. E. Church South
James Dixon, ft pioneer of the- bay
country, went over to Albany to meet a
representative of Currin A Hale, lestee
of bis rock quarry at Elk City. This
quarry supplied the rock need in the Ust
work done on tho laquina bar. and
readjustment of the lease is desirable in
view of the prospect of further improve
ment ol tbe bar. limes.
Rev. Rogers, pastor of the Congrega
tional church of this city for several
months several years ago. is now a reel
dent of Buffalo, N . Y.. where be is pas
tor of oneof the Congregational churches
ue was married a year or two ago. word
nas just oeen received by an Albany
mend that a boy has come at Kev
Rogers Lome.
is towed at him a it be were a brute
A ranch hand see a dogs life when be
works on a ranch. This is no place lor a
worring man like it is in Oregon. I
would lather work in Oregon on a farm
than here A person can tramp their
legs off io Ibis part of the country and
cannot nod employment. Tbey have
employment offices in the city, wbereotie
has to pay from one to two dollars to get
tbem a job and tben perhaps, one ha to
go sixty or seventy mile to hunt ii up
and then run chance of getting it. They
have a .nice climate and that s all they
have got. We have been here long en
ough to see tbat a laboring man don't
itnd any how.
Bern is so nigh mat a person cannot
afford to rent just a bouse for one family.
Mrs. Minnie Walker and daughter, ol
Forest Grove. Washington Co.. Or., a
daughter and grand-daughter of Mr. and
sirs. Lovall aicKnighten. who live near
Tangent, were bere and made us a short
visit. be is down here for tbe benefit
ot ber health, and intends going back to
Oregon oy tbe first of April There are
hundreds ot people come here lor tne
benefit of thei health.
Tbe land around bere looks like it
would be awful bard to work, and tbe
wheat fields are covered with ground
squirrels. Thete is not much farming
country close to Los Angeles.
IOC HQ AMkBICA
Lately. He has one of the finest stocks of Furni
ture in the valley. "
He has added Babv Buggies to h s stock.
Just call in and you wiil find that his prices are the
LOWEST
Ream returned yesterd ay from a
togene
James Barger. a well-koown Diooeer of
Lane county, died at Coborg Wedoesdsy
night at the age ot 65 year.
The Oregon delegation have recom
mended W. if. Fraier for p m. at Roee
borg. which insure bis nomination.
Hon. Tolbert Carter is writing some
pioueer article for th Oregon In ion of
Corvallia. He wa here and know what
be is talking about.
Mrs. D. Howard, of Albany, who ha
been tbe goeet ot Mesdame James and
W 11. Hoffman, in thiscriy. returned
home on todays 10 0 local. Guard.
Prof Ware, of Chicago whe recently
bad chatge of the presentation of the
cant la Queen Esther io MeMia-riH,
will now present the cantata in CvrvaiU
asaiste-l oy local taieoU, N
j General Booth, on of tbe t faraoa
1 I men of the world will p tnmugh Al-
moming for Portland.
the tact will disturb the
cquaoiraity of sffatr at an. .-'
Mr. W. R. Blain hat bought a lot ad
joining tbe residence oi D. J. L. Hilt.
Me has also porcbsJ a be use of 1 . .
Beolley, which he wi!l move upon tbe
property and reside in, having a home ol.
titsowo.
Col C. B. Montague and wife went
to Oorvalii this noon, where iLe former
will lecture tonight before tbe students
cf the college on Shakespeare, a subject
he is well capable of handling io a man
ner tbat will please and inttroct,
Io it notice ot the meeting at tbe
Presbyterian thorch in Rceeburg the
Plaindealer aay: The weather being
pleasant, a fair audience was in their
places to greet their old friend and pas
tor. Rev. W A Ssaick, now of Allsny,
Or., who in hi hi happy manner deliv
ered on ot hi forcible and earnest ser
mons. Dr. Will F. Galbraith. forroerlv ot this
city, is now located at LeUod. Idaho,
bere be is doing an excellent business
and gaining the confidence of the people.
The DeuocaAT baa seen a letter from a
gentleman at Weippe. in which be state
tnat in twenty-tire year be nao never
bad work so well and conscttnliousiy
done as by Dr. Galbraith.
A.Goldscbmidt, a traveling man in tbe
employ of C 11 Meyer A Bros., manu
facturer ot hats and caps at No. 23 and
:W S insoma street, San Francisco, famil
iarly known as "Little Goldie." and on
of ths best-known commercial men on
tbe Pacific coast, ended bi troubles with
s SS-calioer tix-shooter at tbe Esmond
hotel in thiscit at an early boor this
morning. That the suicide wa deliber
ate I evidenced by the position in which
the bod mm found Uukisehmidt had
drawn hi chair facing a mirror, and
taken aim while loosing in the glass.
The bullet entered the right temple.
j uivuu tun stun, tnu emerges
Mbove the left ear. being afterwards
picked np sn the flwr. The pistol wa
still tightly clulcheJ in tbe right hand
whe a the S'liride wa dissevered.
Tbe decased resided with his family,
com sung of a wife and two children,
aged 6 and 10 years, at tne Hesperian
bsarding-Loaee, on Seventeenth and
Morrison streets, but by reason cf bi av
ocation waa sel-tocn home.
The deceased was about 50 years of
age.and until about two year sga, when
he went on tbe road on commission, com
manded a big salary. It ia said tbst bis
inability to do ths business be expected
sod tbe fear of toting bis position drovs
him to commit lbs rath act, Telegram
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
One of the Rumors.
. It wa rnmorsd is Portland today and
repealed in Albany this afternoon that
Senator Proctor, special tovoy. had been
fkssinaie4 in U-vana. It caused coo-
tderabie excitement, lor it : rue. 11 would
tnesn the precipitation of affair at once.
Further inquiry revealed toe tact that
it wa undoubtedly a canard, and that
there sas nothing in it. Matter are in
vers totlr misabie condition and it will
ot take morb to set things going The
ubiic is enthusiastically anti-Spain, and
any would tike to see hpaia thrashed
itbout any further preliminaries. The
conservative, element, tcoogn, are in fa
vor of proceeding carefully and legally.
Back from kagway.
William T. Steven returned last even
ins Irom tikagway, where be went sever
al weeks ago. He reports everything
overdone. Mr. Stevens i an old ea'er,
and baa been through many hardships,
but bs got enough of Skagway. Ths re
port of ickn there are not exagger
ated. There a-e many men there who
cannot get work to do. and are under
going great hardships in order- to live at
ail. Of tbe Albany men Becker i car
pentering, Ac hi son has become a real es
tate speculator. Watt i over at Lake
Bennett, the Ramps and Moon are work
ing when tbey can get it to do, and Geo.
Anderson was about ready to start for
home.
Mr. C. H. Laoghead returned this
noon from a visit in Salem.
Farmer WF. Moist is iu tbe city to
day and many other farmer.
Judge Wolverton and Mis Edna Pries
came np from Salem this noon.
L. A Wiley is spoken of s a candidate
for county school superintendent. Leb
anon Advanr
Rev. J. A Spear, of the Warm Springs.!
agency arrived in Albany last evening uAl
w at iue Deoeiue oi nts son viayton,wno
ua oeen If lot dangerously nl a th
home of Mrs. Baltimore.
Rev. Tho. P. Bovd and familv have
removeu irotn rortiand to Lo Angeles,
Cel., where Rev. Byd will serve a pas
tor ot a Methodist church. Rev. Boyd
wa once pastor of Jbe Lebanon church.
A Corralli man who beard Col. G. B.
Montagns'a 'ectare on cbskesbeare in
tbat city last evening before tbe O. A. C
aay it was a very talented effort. I
a a literary treat, acd many compli
uicuia were paid it.
Mrs. Jb. Blodgett, of Albanv. wb
ha been tbe goest of Mr. Van Wila
for a we-k or two, returned to ber home
Aioany yesterday Miss Mary Cnn
din who was reported to hive returned
home is stiP in town as Mr. Wilsons
guest, snd ws are happy to make the cor
rection. Eugene Register.
Roe Hibler is boms from Portland,
where Mr. Hibler is in St. Vincents.
Hospital. Last Fri lav Mrs HihUx- nn.
derwent a severe surgical operation
She went through it in remarkably good
way asd now there is every hope that
sbs will bs able t come home in a f-
weeks, an that ahe will be nerfeet well
again. Scio Press.
Mr-. Jo. Webber, of Pxtland, came
p this noon on a visit with Alhnv
friends, and i tbe guest cf Mrs.
O. Barnes. Mr. Webler. who wm
recently in lbs hospital ha sufficient!
recovered to be on the bridge min
Three of tbe son. Joe. John and Allie
are now io San Francisco, one is in Crook
county sod tbe others in Portland all
doing well. There is no old Albanv family
in wnom ocrci linens are more interested
and it is a pleasure to know of tneir
prosperity.
On March 4ih Mr. W. W. Havler.
wno has peen cashier of tbe First Xa-
lioikaJi bank, of this city, for nine years,
til cease to hll tbat nosiUoa an v loreer.
Mr. Hawky notified the director come
Urns ago that bs had been offered a bet
ter position snd would like t be released
from his present position He my go to
Baker City and embark in bonnes. Mr.
Ed Masterson. wno bs been in Montana
for ths last year and wbo waa formerly
bookkeeper in tbe bank, wi.l take no the
the dotis of cashier. Independence
Enterprise.
F. Co' mask ball st the otter noose
last e renin wa attended br a good
many dancers and a big gallenr of spec
tators. There were about fifty maskers,
and many novel and handsome costume
wets seen. There were Japs and Celes
tials, sky sweepers, jockevs, downs, etc
Tbe judges, Dr Ellis, J. A. Camming
and L. Viereck awarded tbe prize for the
nest sustained lady character to Mr. M.
Senders, wbo represented the Queen of
Hearts, and the best ustatnei gentle
man character to Fred Weaicerford. a
close. Mis Clevenger wa said to be
remarkably good a a Chinese girl and
two Japanese voong ladies attracted a
good deal of attention Mis Wheeler
represented the Daiit Denocsat in a
very creditable manner, having a pretty
costume, and concocting herself in an
sssy acd graceful manner.
WHEAT.
Chicago 105c. Juiy90c.
New York 100
Ban Francisco 83.4c
Albany 65c.
HOME AND ABROAD
Crescent 3ieycle,
Hopkins Brothers, agent.
Beit BicyUe for lue money.
Will It. Stark, jewe'era.
2 poiiods of cracker for 15c at T O
Sharer's
Mr McKinley baa been president one
year and one day.
Ladies long watch chains at tow prices
at r ranch's Jewelry store.
White House Java t Mocha coffee the
fane-t in the laud at F. E. Alien t Co.
Tbe estate of the Irte J. R. Bryon. of
Corvallia, baa been inventoried at $17,789.
There are about a dozes candidate for
director of the Salem school district, and
ujo e eciion win pe a vtry not one
7 judge rullertos states positively tLat he
Fwill not be a candidate for indre nf ttw.
secona nutria, rners is too much to do
J30O reward has been offered for th
preuensioa of tbe men wbo burglarized the
store ol Hyde & Tyler at Harrisburg re
cently. F. E. Allen A Co have taken the agencs
or ineatearM bicycles tneyarenigfa grade
ucciiuuiqb price is very icw. Call at
tore ana see samples.
Viereck' Shaving and Hair Cutti n
Parlor. Shaving 10 ct Hair Cutting 1$
Shampooing 10ds. Clean towei to everv
-
Lieut Poller, who ha ehvge o te
preliminary work of the Yaquina improve
ment i a six foot sixer and weigh about
300 pounds- He ought to be able to do a
big job.
Children and adul's tortured by burnt,
scalds, injuries, eczema or akin disease
may secure instant relief by osimr De
itf Witch Hzal Saint Tt i.ih.
r: i - i . . .
t ue icmeuj. j. A. humming.
r Rebecca SeeW. who is fit rears
. t i . . . .
w ounuav walked trom ber borne
Ta Astobia Railxoao Ineteen
and one-halt miles of track are yet to be
laid on tbe grade of tbe A. U K. K.,
says the Astoria News. Superintendent
ilcOui-e, wbo bas beeu at the front for
a few days past, returned yesterday, and
states that be lore the expiration oi a
month Astoria and Portland will be con
nected by bands of steel By Saturday
next tbe tracklayers will teach West port,
being witbin three miles of tbat place at
present, A large force of men is enesg
ed at each end, while a third force bas
been pjt to work laving ties midway
between the completed portions ot the
road.
Toe D.ily Pendleton EOUjust ten
jearsofage. It is a force in E O.
Gov Lord i a veter in uaioa sol lir but
doe no receive a pension- His deafnets
woold entitle bim to one. But he says as
long as be is able to make his own living
he will not apply for one S ilem Journal.
Walla Walla advertised to resme bids
lor strict lighting. Tbe lowest was tbe
following: joni CorlUk, of PortUnJ
three-jer contract, 50 lights, I7;evr 50
Hgbis, o ao. r ive year contract, on uguis,
IS 50: over SO light. ?5
A man in Portland ccnimitted suicide
beraiiM Vie afraid ha would lOfS BIS
position, on account of business beiog
nacr. If all msn in close business onartcrs
were to do likewise the coronr would have
tbe biggest income ot any man in the com
munity
TVm new fliilr Roaebiiri Review ha a
rjoMnshla KuiinHi rule, it SiiTSt All
nniiro. nf ont.rtiintnixiii to which au ad
mission tee is charged will be printed At
reannnihle rae. No su-h notices will be
inserted free. L"Mg notices will he charg
ad forat natrtilur nln. unlfW. lh ki(lg9
carries a r ular card in me neview a u-
veitising column.
There are over $5,000,000 on deposit in
the first National Bank ot Portland.
The Corvallis Salvation Army band went
to Poitland this morning on tbe river to
meet General Booth next SatuHay.
Mr. G. W. Harris claims tbe only
manzanita tree in Albany, It is now in
ibloom and presents a pretty appearance.
Tbe republican county convention has
! oeen called to meet at tbe court house in
Albany on April 6, at 10 a. m. There
will be liv delegates in attendance.
CANDY .
CATHARTIC
25c 50c - -y;"" m'iF1
ALL
DRUGGISTS
ulAOEt
HOBflOSS
A New ScPEBiKTKSutsT. The "Kay
woolen mill, of Salem, is to have a new
superintendent says the Telegram. Tbe
person to have charge ia Samuel iJurrana,
of Boston, who ia now in the city, on hi
arav there, ancomnamed bv hi lamllv.
Mr. Burrans is a man of wide experience
in tbat line ot business, having been con
nected with ths Riverside woolen mills
of Northbridge, a suburban manufactur
ing town of Boston
years, He was delighted
try. and said it was
jump frjm tbe black
dise.
Wasting
in Children
It Pain. William Hammerslr. of
Drew valley. Lake county, has a coo
tract with several prominent sheepmen
of Lake county, whereby he is to receive
Irom each signer ol tbe contract tbe sum
of 2o cents for each corote, cat or cougar
killed oy nim in the vicinity ot Draws
gap, esy tbe Lakeview Examiner. By
lbi arrangement he average f 2.50 for
each scalp. In less than thrss month
Mr llammersly ha taken th scalp ol
S coyote and cat and one cougar. It
would seem tbat tbe business of killing
these animal is paying one, as Ham-
mrrsiy nas realized nearly I -AW from tbe
scrips taken in a brief space of time.
Lira is Skaowav. Eugene Register
A Utter received this afternoon trom
Cass Matlock slate tbat bi father bas
invested in a lot io Skagway 50x100 feet
with two sheds on. Tuey are living in
one abed, and tent the other for s5 a
week. Tbey are also renting tome ground
space 18x24, to a fellow who bas erected
a tent, for 112.50 a week. Cat says that
if aoyone ia intending to so up there to
get work tbey bad better give it np, as
wuri nw-arvo anu living ia very uijo
Is Benton Co. Five prominent farm'
era of this county were in town one day
this week looking tor men, to work on
tbeir farms. It is positive there are more
men looking for help as these men were
encountered accidentally The weather
ia favorable for sowing spring grain, and
the farmers are putting in every acre they
can, bo lliav we may expect a larger crop
of grain this year than ever before. U
on.
ran r, nvrTCOtDC iti almost all C4SCI
bv the use of Scotfs Emulsion cf
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
Joseph iropriet-ir
Itching, Irritated, tcalr. cruaud Bcalps, dry, tbla,
and falling Hair, elesnssd, pnrtnsd, sod beiati
Sed by warm ihampoos wltb Ctmcva Soar,
and oeeulonal dreulnw of Cdtiouba( purest of
emolllsBU, ta grateM skta earsa.
EtiGlIFSl
Treatment will produce a clean, kesltby seslp
with luxuriant, lustrous hair, when all Us falls.
Sold throughout the verta. forrssDsusAssCas.
Cos p., doi. Props., Bofttoa.
sr-'-iiew ta yradirn Lvxuteat Hlr," milled tm.
SKINS ON FIRE ZzJ:?Ziz!r
, ik a nuinuer oi rl.I iw Uil Arid tne nypopno
with ths conn- ... . Tim, and Soda. Whi!
lust like taking a r"t,v ".TZiT-i.. lf:-.
unknown to para- it is A scicnuiw; c
The Comixo Ball Gams. Albany will
present a strong team of young men for
the game of base ball with fcugens on
the 11th at 4 p. m. Howard will catch,
Htellmaker pitch, Wire, Wiley and Cu
sick will protect the bases, Westbrook
1. . . 4 . Az mmliirl slt in n -v.
oil i tne most wmvawww -
Utcncc, in
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
,f !. rnt nnlV DAUtablC DUI It IS
and Ramp will do the shortstop set and .,,AV dieested and made ready
Wtatherfordwillbeinthe fle'd, Reach UttJ3ZY. ,Wlnn tW the
Weatberford I manager. The club ta a W , ;r"T7 Y ' ,tr
nnn.nn. hnllh.lv!, T, , II I I tie m. It IS ftlSO COmbtnCO With
cost 10 and 15 cents to' see the same. I - the hvoophosphites, which
" i r
supply a food not only lor
Our wrFSk trie tissues of the body, but
In the lif&'Jr foe the bones and nerves,
and will build up the child
when its ordinary food
does not supply proper
nourishment.
SCOTT'S ' Emulsion. Ses thit tht
man and fish era on ih wrapper.
All druggists ; 50c end fi.oo,
SCOTT & BOWNE. Chemists. New York.
An Ohio exchange shrieks:
ship Is sunk and our flag trails
dust oi the ocean."
How We Say It. Coughs cured for a
quarter, no cure, no quarter, we are Belling
Iota of our White Pine cough syrup with
tar, because it is just what we say it is,
gires quick relief and is highlv recomend
ed to cure a deep seated cough, Burkhart
& Lee, Druggists
m
rubber bco's.
on foot.
Sne expects xo return borne
Brownsville.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Reported by the linn County Abstract
Company, for the Dmtocaar, for the
week ending March Srd, 1898.
X B Po lard A husband to J N
Brown, lot 6 bl 3 Hackteman's
Srd add to Albany t
R Johns, by admr, to Tbos Jobs
C II. 3, w20 seres, snd email
tract in ths city of Albany
R John, by admr. to E B Penlend
and H C Davis, T 13. 4, w 39 A
R John by admr, to R D Snell,
lot 5 and 8 bl 16, Hacklemaa'
Srd add to Albany
Minnie BUyeu A bobandto Jno R
Pearl, part lot 1 and 2 bi . X
Brownsville
Ira Hawley and wf so Lena Stock
well. T H, 3, w 50 acres
II V Biiyen A wt to J J Barnes,
T10. l.w 53 acres
Wm (Jlvmer Awt to Silas William
Til. 2. wlacre...
F G Haycraft A wf to J C CawooA
T 13. 1. E 111.70 seres
Ira Uawiev 4 wf to Lena Stock
well. T 14. 3, w 50 acres
U V BUyeo A wf to J J Barnes. T
10. I. w 53 acres
Wm Clvmer Awf to Silas Williams
Tll.S.wlacre
F G Haycraft A wf to J C Cawood
T 13. 1. E 112 acres
John Colver to Lottie Waller, T 9
S. E 12 acres
M E Conch A husband to J R
Douglas. T 10. 2. w 21 acres
J R Douglas A wf to E T Douglas,
T 10. 3 w 21 acres
David MversJ McCordet al.TIO
1 w 195 acres
F M Girard to A W Gordon, small
tract in a ii. i, w,. ....
H A Paris A wf to EE Davis, T 14
4. w 1312 seres . ..
H A Dsvis A w t to V L Ds via, T 15
4, w 10792cre...
S R Temple ton to A M Templeton
et al T 14. 2. w
T M Wiuen A wf to Mary Waters,
lots 3 4 4 bl 32 Waterloo
A tieisler A wf to John Bitner, T
12. 1.w2 acres
Wm Shepherd et al to T F Smitn
et al. trustees, T is, i,3 acres
New Store
Albany TradingCo
I. 1. Tlorria, Manager.
Are now located in tbe building for
merly occupied by Grabau. ARobson
machinery building and will be pleased
to meet all ourold customers a well as
new ones We will continue ee'lintf
goud on a cash basis and take rasjixB's
raorocz st a catb price. We can save
yon from 5 to 20 per cent on groceries.
Come and see ns. .
1 ik Boston Mills Floor $
Battle Ax tobacco 16 oz nine
2 ps Arbnckles coffee, ernd to ordr
2 ps Lion "
2 ps Royal Java "
can peeled tomatoes
lb can Sweet Brier tomatoes
cal Stndrd oil, bring yoor can-...
lb cartoon crackers, full wehrht.
10s pk Rising gun eiove oolirh
8-20 os bar Ba'lle Ax boss .
3 can spices, yon mar select
3 can cove oysters
7 lbs best rolled oats
5 do clothes pins '
1 lb 50e Spider Leg tea
1 lb 50 cent Gunpowder tea..
I lb Lion brand wa
5ice sweet corn fed bacon
I gallon 40 test vinegar, have yen
tried it, bring your jug "...
8 lbs best beans
1 pk gran mas mush
We also have bran, shorts
ctiop feed tor sale.
Remember tbe place, Graham bullri
ng Cor. 1st and Baker Sts.
CO
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and
4Ponr Fans "For Sale
Ik. lUu D . . . . I I
math .AiZZZl ZfTi ura?an lV rBU?- I The followi-g desirable farm, at for mmU.
were muddv aod ctickv. and isi om nlaMlt "... . . r, . . J-
ah. M dowst to th, topTof ' her LfaTl o- CGrkrTUar 01.
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300
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particalars:
1. f acres, en -ans west of Halaey, is
the D L C of D W Alliachaar, ia See 35.
T 13, SKi W W M. 35acraare earsd
asd sadsr caitiraltoe, ta ramaiadec bnag
eevered with small Utsber. Maddy Ctsek
tarcsgh the prooerty. There is
small orchard. Price $1300.
2- SO mcrx .ie aaiie S of Brownsville,
ia the DLCof Seaiael Jjhasw. ia ties 11.
T 14, R 5, W W ii. Alt eirarod bad
65 acre ander cnfttvaTicm, all feaced, ns
bsildiigi. Fric$1300
3. 255'aens. to mi'e 3 of B-swv
ri'le, i- xm 13 and t4, T 14, 8 R 3. W W
M. 120 aer a mtm ulabl aad tbe balasee
is heat sailed f tt pssrage. 75 acre ar
odor crop, is all leased, has a good asp
ply of water, goad beildiags and firird
Piioe 3250.
4. 7S0 aera, six milea eaat of Lebasoa,
ia Sots 13 and 16. T 12, S R 1, W W M.
Tfais is a very fjoi stock fans, of wkieh
aboat 100 sma ars tfllaVe. It is weU
wmtereti. all fesced aad aaa acme far
aildiags. Prise $3500. '
OUR CAPACITY
Is Untqualcd
In the Valley.
OUR WORK
-Is Unsurpassed
In Oregon.
We have the best stock to
select from and our price?
areralways the In west, quality
considered
SMILEY,
Albany. The Printer
soco
200
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HE1..PRK WORLD
From the Times:
Mr. A. D. Barker, of Albanv. anent
last night in this city in the interest of
ths United V) orkman order. This otScc
acknowledges a pleasant call.
Mrs. l ed Koes and Mrs. Geo. Bennett
departed Monday for Stockton. Cal
here Mr. tfennett is st work in a woo't
1 mill Mr. Koe ha secure a iob in
the same mill and will soon go also.
Droggm J. F. Vuoner departed Wed
nesday at Boston, Mass.. w bere he will
visit with relative and Iriends for about
t so months. It baa been about 35 year
since Mr. Venner last via. ted tbe baunla
of bi boyhood.
A gentleman by the name of Stewart,
ho recently came to Corvallia from
Minnesota,! a purchased the Croft farm,
just north of ibis citv. paying in the
neighborhood of 15,000 lot tbe place.
Some members of tbe hoodlum cowd
took three street lamps out ot Uieir
globes Sunday evening and threw them
into tne mill race and river, besides
smaahing one street lnp One lamp
was found in the race and one about a
quarter of a mile from the bridge, ia the
river; tne tbird baa no been recovered.
Such work calls for a term in the county
jail.
How It Happened.
U S to P Hibbard. SWfi Sec
21. T 10, 4.E 160 acres
L C Censer A wf to Mary A Tbom
sa, 1 of 80 acres T 12, 2, w
H P Confer A wf to Marv A Thom
as, l- of S) acres T 12,2, w
A Murderer Arrested.
I Thricr-a-"Wetk Edition
200
2001
Frcm tbe Eugene Register:
Recently an old man named Nelson
was assaulted bv two tramps on a freight
train south ot Roeeburg. Tbe old man
a not on ot tbe train d untie th night
and crawled com distance to a bouse, I
wbee he wa found the next- morning
near! v dead, but be was able to give a
eood deecriution of hi assailants-
. . . -a . a - a .
lie bad oeen struct; over ue neaa wiu
a couplin pin A search resulted in two
being arrested for the crime at Roeeburg.
Their clothe were covered with blood
and they answered tbe description given
bv Xeleon. After being arrested
Black v" got away Irom the omcera. and
it seem bas just teen recaptured at uoc
tae lirove.
t-bentl tiarnea states tnat v uuey
will undoubtedly bang though be claims
that the blow that killed Xenon was
dealt by "Blacky" and that he Whitey)
was standing so nsar tbat tus Dtooa
spurted on hi clothe.
It tbe Cubans keen 00 whipping the
Spaniards on the islaii'l il will net be r eo
essary for tbe Uuitrd Slate to declare
war Ibev won't have any Poaniards
kit to fight.
After years of nntold saQViing from piles.
B W Parsell ml Knitoertvtllr.Ka, was cored
ry using a sinslo hoi of Dm Witt's Wttoh
Uasei Salt Skin disessas inch as rcaema,
rsah, pimp'ea and obstinate acrss ars read
ily curst by this famots iemJy J A
Cummmg
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rwj'lshrvery atarrmatc Say exrrC
Tbe Thrice-a-Week Edition of The ra
Tou World is first among all "weekly"-
papers in sise, frequency of poblicaboa
aad the freshness, aceoracy and variety ol
its cot-tents. It his all ths merits of a
great $6 daily at the price of a doilai
weekly, its potincai news u prom pc.con
rlete, accarate and itc partial as all its read
ers will testify. It is against the monopo
lies aad tor the people
It prints tbe news otau tne worsa. Hiv
ing special ccsiespondence from all ins
portaat news poinU on tbe globe. It ha
jrilliaat illostratioaa. etcnea by gnat
anthers, a capital numor page, complete
markets, departmetits fr the hoosehoid
and women' work aad other special de
partments.
We offer this uaeaealed newspaper an l
the DutocBAT togetheron vear for C41
A thrill nf teTo.- is axpo'ienood when a
brassy couh of cmop sounds through the
house at m,.hl But th terror on ehan
gs to relief alter On Minute 2oufch Core
has leio 1 dministared tixt and ha r nless
or ohil lrt J A Cummiog
Spring Humors, boiU' pimples, sores
anu an eruptions are promptly cured by
Hood's Saniaparitla, which thoroughly
purines (be blood eradicating every trace
ot scrofula.
Here is a ne ven-ion from Tsrorra rf
tbe wrecking cf the Clara Nevada:
Pilot Hardipg. f the steamer Rosalie,
has examined tiieCUra Nevada wreck
He is con v nee. I iliat she caught fire
astern, and run on EUlndge reef to save
the li vis of ail .n. board. While the
crew and paNenirer were fihtiug the
flames the boiler hiirt, killing manv
and bnwing o-ln-rs overboard. The
tern of the steamer is burned and char
red. Thelorwsrd partis intsc. The
boilers were blown outside of the hut',
thamselvM vrntiii wr lv. nl Th.
ers are in 30 la bom ot ice water, and j OJiT5 ISKJOIrTO
can never lie recovere.1. The hull can tWr. tK motl and vosnlta wben
oermisea 11 ik now anown at tsagwav c f ,-. ;aW(,nt
that the Nevada had a but 50 passenger. 8JfP ?f 'S V1'?
making th lo of life 80 or 90, instead nd refreshing to the taste, ana acta
of 50 to 00, as at fir supposed. eently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head-
Social Irum. The O. A. C. will , feera and cures habitttal
prubably run especial train to Aluany on .. c r tc:-, :q .v
the Uth. Fol'owiogarethede:egte.to consUpatoon. Sjrop of Figs is the
the College As:iation convention: A. only remedy OI its auna ever pro
Stiropson, D. Stovall. Mis Fiuley, F ducod, ploasing to the taste and ao-
cu warns, miss tun, k. turgee. uid- T,tabla to the Btomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy ana agreeable substances, its
many exoellent qualities commend it
t n XT' I. ,a f 1? W SUt SHU JiaTW uiauv w aav aw
Iron a Wircarson cf this piso, after pas- popular remedy known.
Illness
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Hood's Pills cure nausea, sick
ache, biliousness and all liver ills,
25 cents.
bead
Price
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its aalgaa. (Mi, aau nan.
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raOlwaac. Jii aad 3H Xoaraa Suaaa. Causasa. Uliaoaa
la Mrs
die and Miss Lswrence
A Fight for Life
aintr thronoh a siece of serious illness SvTUTI of FltTS IS lor S&16 W
which left her weak and debilitatod, be- oeni bottles by all leading drng
medicine gave her strength and brought
up her general health to where It wa
before she was taken sick.
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PRINTING 3
Fosseesing pre-eminently per- zS
feet profit producing possi-
; bilities, produced promptly at 3,
bMlLEY'S r3
2 Clean Pr.ntery . ZL
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gists. Any reiiauw uruggi sdo . mjm A 11JL-
miv not nave it on nana wui pw
cure it promptly for any one who eTery Saturdvy evening at K. O. T. M.
wisnea to try iw xntuvhrnaxtntmuij i nan. . - ibii'uk vum"
TOCUREACOLu 1NONK DAY
Taks Lxxatlvs Brora Qulutns Tablet
I TO CURE A 0LD INON DAY
Take Laxative Broma (juiniee tablet.
All Drugglsu ls'uod ths money if it fall All druggist refund the money it It fail
t Hnn or...
o Curs. 25o.
substitute.
cAumm m syru? cq.
uwtrMis.fr. icwnku
V. A. Uox, Commander.
" ' No-To-B to Fitly Coats.
RnaraalMd tobacco habit oore, makes weak
auiasuong. Uood pure. We.!. All Orucaiata.
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