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DE F E. ADilS. Pres. . A. H. FREERISES, SIC
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- THE OPENING DAY
OF
The Second Term
IS
Jamfcirv4.189S. Th
college
mercial work very much, that now it has become a
usiness
equal to any in the state. This
is so now. Come and secure a
branches o." a liberal education.
Albany, Oregon,
Scenic n
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HAVE YOU BEEN IN
Thomas Brink's
' Lately. He ha? one of the finest stocks of Furni-
lure in the valley.
Hfl Viavi julrlfid Bahv Buf?f?ies to h 8 stock.
Ju?t call in and yju will find that his price3 are the
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
J.Joseph.
SEE
THAT THE
FAC-SIMILE
SIGNATURE
r-OF
IS ON THE v
WRAPPER
OF EYEST
BOTT3LE OW
Castoria is pet a la OM-tiia bottle only. - It
la act tola la bulk. Don't allow aayaoa to tall
yoa aaytiang eh oa ti plea or praise tkatti
; aa jroud" ana will answer wy pt -S-
fee thai joe get O-A-S-T-O-KJi.
and Power Company.
(hurch &0H38 and Eotel
Charch. Foire 2nd Hotel
Anything and Everything
;r --ru.
OTICAli
WTO
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PORTLJtaCE
ha3 strengthened its com
College
wa3 not so in the past.
thorough training in
It
'all
President Albany College
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S(DENVER
RIO GRANDE
"RAILROAD.
THE POPULAR THROUGH
CAR LINE FROM THE t
NORTHWEST
EAST
TO ALL POINTS
GmaJ Arc ' i K. HOOPER, C. P. T. A.
HI WafcfcfKa , PORTLAND. OR& DENVER. COLO.
Furnituie Store
Proprietor.
THTJBSTJA'f
WHEAT.
The eastern market is of a very firm
character. The Chicago market continues
to show the manipulation of loiter. Hie
quotations are:
Chicago 112c for May, 89o for July,
hew York 110c for May. 89a for July,
s-.an Francisco 93.4a for December.
Liverpool .6c higher.
Portland 90c.
Albany 75c. .
Resolutions.
Whereas, The Great and Supreme
Ruler of the Universe has in His infin.
ite wisdom removed, from among as one
of our worthy and esteemed classmates,
Harry G. Cameron : and whereas, the
long and Intimate relation held with him
in the faithful discharge of his duties in
the class, makes it eminently befitting
that re record our appreciation of hiui ;
therefore, belt
Kesolvvo. That the wisdom and abil
ity which he has exercised in the aid of
our class by service and counsel will be
held in grateful remembrance. -KtoivKi.
That the sudden' removal
of such a life from our midst letves a va
cancy and bhadov that will be deeply
realized by all the members and friends
of the class.
Rksolved, That with deep sympathy
for the bereaved relatives of the deceased
we express our hope that even so great a
loes to us all may be over ruled for good
by Him who doeth all things well.
Resolved. That a copy of these reso
lutions be sent to the bereaved family of
the deceased, and also a copy be aent to
each of the daily papers for publication.
JbDITU Kowibl,
Ansa Marshall, ,
Vkbkon Ramp.
At a regu'ar meeting of the Boy's Clob
held on Friday evening, April 15, 1S98,
the following was unanimously adopted :
For the first time in our history we are
called upon to suffer the loes of one of
our members Death has invaded our
ranks, and we now mourn the Ines of
Hariy G. Cameron, who died April 9:h,
189S.
In the death of our brother we are
made to feel the strength of the bond
which unites us While still voting in
years, he yet showed maturity of judg
ment ana ot me otber virtue wbicb
characterize the full grown man. He
was strong in integrity and virtue; bis
voice ana icnnence were freely given to
preserve peace and harmony among ns.
Hie example was ever such as to win
our respect and confidence and the mem
ury ol kis work and life will remain to
stimulate and encourage us in our pur
suit of the object and purposes for which
our club waa organised. While we
keen! feel his "loes, we gladly accept
the legacy he has bequeathed us: A
character worthy oar emulation.
Resolved, That a copy of these isola
tions be tendered the bereaved tamily of
the deceased and a copy be spread upon
ur roinobs.
Kobt. Ashbv,
Job Ralstom,
D. V. Pou.no,
Committee.
Engineer Hoi comb and wife ot New
port, have been in ths city.
Rev I D Driver, of state fame. Daseed
through tbe city this noon.
Lawter C M Charlton of Salem, waa
iii tbe city yesterday on Losinesa.
Mrs. Thos Hopkins went to balem this
morning on tbe boat to visit ber mother.
Mrs Upham returned this noon from
a twelve days visit with her son in Port
land. .
Dr. G. L. Hart of Portland, has heen
in tbe city several days eellins a cataarh
xemedy. vi
on the ovorlaml fnr imn rn..; .
xion. J . K u HlharlnKl Ion . .1.,
business trip.
Mrs. Murray and son arrived in Al
- - I
bany yesterday fiom Colorado, and are
tbefgueats of the former's sister Mrs.
iLfcliOgg.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Panl have retnrn.1
ed from California, where ibey epent the
winier lor tne benefit of tae latter
health, which is much improved. "
At 8 o'clock last evenine. at tbe resid
ence of Dr. J. X. bmith on Court atreet.
Salem, D. W. Gibson and Miss Minnie
May Daniels were married. City Record
er Ed. X. Edee performing the ceremony.
Dr. Lee Sterner goes tomorrow with
his family to locate at Dallas. Polk coun
ty, to practice medicine and surgery,
his family will remove there at nee.
Dr. Steiner has been associated with Dr.
Byrd and Smith of this city for over
twelve jean and ia well qualified for his
new field. Journal.
Mr. Cooper Turner and wire returned
this noon from their trio to Missouri.
where t'jey spent several weeks with rel
atives and old Inends in a delighful
manner. They brought back with them
numerous (Dings like DlcKory nuts as
evidence of their trio. Mr. Turner had
his bands full telling the boyi all about
it.
Mr. Almon Randall gave his mother,
airs. a. u. ftiorns, a genuiner surprise
yesterday morning by calling on her and
talking for half an hour beiore aha found
out be waa her son. she bsd not seen
him for tweaty.ooe years. Tbe steeling
can oeuer do imagined than described.
aa came to visit bis mother before go
ing on a prospecting tour.
judge beneca South of Portland was
in tbe city today. As chairman of the
silver republican state central committee
be is enthusiastic over the outlook for
the union ticket. Judge Smith has per
formed important services in connection
with tbe preparing and filing of certifi
cates of nomination. Journal.
J. 11. U'eill, traveling naosenger
agent ot tbe Uregen Kail way & Aaviea-
non company, leit last night lor bpo
kane. He will be in charge of trains
hicu will transport soldiers to New Or
leans, air. u'Aeitt expects to accomD-
an ine troops as far aa Pueblo, but may
receive oraers at that place to proceed
wun mem 10 jew urleans Tribune.
Mr. W A Carrie, a former Albany
man, now of Portland, is receiver of the
Durand Organ Co . a defunct institution
through which several men were badlv
swindled several years. Mr. Currie has
received ihuu salary as receiver and baa
a preferred judgment for tlSOO. There
is stodJ on hand, hence it looks as if Mr
CuTie had the icside track on this con
siderably talked of case.
F. Co. are expecting order at slmott
time. There is a gooJ deal of speculation
aa to where the militia will be sent.
Vote for congressmen in '9ft: Tomrne.
(Rep) 16355; Vadenburg. (Pop) 19262;
Myres, (.Ueuj) 7914; Const en sen,
n, (Pop)
a' ing to;
The delinquent tax roll, amoun
$38,000, was turned over to Sheriff Hare
yesterday. If payment is made by May 14
only tnree per cent wilt be added to tbe
original tax. Astorian.
A curiosity in Albany is a banana plant
at the home of George W. Hochstedler.
The leaves are immense ones and tbe plant
shows up in excellent shape. One of tbe
leaves may be seen in tbe office of Mayor
Durxnari.
Tbe Southtfn Pacific Company, at Port
land are getting their extra cars in readi
ness to transport troops to New Orleans or
wherever sent by tbe government. It is
i -I .1 II .If
anncipareu mat tuey win ue sent by way
of an i rancisco when the call is made for
them.
Lugene young men are patrio'.ic to a de
gree that compels admiration. While
Company C of this city has had for some
its full complement of 60 men and three
officers, since the "war scare" started num
bers of young men aie ready to enlist, nine
presenting applications hut week. The
company could be recruited 100 strong in
24 hours, if wanted. This a part of 8en.
ond regiment that it was was proposed to
officer witb the first regiment. Guard.
PORTLAND UNION CONVENTION
Portland. Ore., April 21. 1898. The
Democratic and Populist county con veil'
tions met .this morning. Conference
committees were appointed to arrauae
the distribution of offices. Ths main
fight is on the mayor.
The Mlddle-of-the-Roadcrs.
The following was In the Salem items
in the Oregonian yesterday, and will he
read with interest by Linn county people
tamiliar witb the following ot tne mid
dle of the roaders:
"Dr. Hill and Mr. Finch are n.urli
encouraged over the prcspect of the
cause of wbst they claim to be the regu
lar people's party in Linn county. In
fact, Dr. Hill says, the contest in Linn
is between the republicans and the reg
ular people's party. They have nomi
nated their county ticket. In the nomi
nating convention everyone of the pre
cinct committeemen heretofore named
by the fusionists was present in person
or sent a letter, Dr. Hill says a straight
people's party organ wi'.l be started in
Albany next week. It will be called the
Oregon Populist, and will make its first
appearance Friday ot next week. It
will be a stale organ, and, as Mr. rineb
said today, a 'etraight.hit-'em-hard-and-fast
people's party paper.' "
The Dcxocbat U informed by a popu
list that only one or two of the commit
teemen took part in the convention and
that those who sent letters did so de
clining. Reliable reports trom different
parts of tbe county are that the middle
ot the road vote will not be large.
Taking Place To-day.
Ga Cumberland, btate Medical As
sociation.
Kan., Wichita. S jus of Veterans, Stale
encampment
Kan., Wichita. G. A. R. Encamp
ment Mass., Boston. Rons of Temperance,
Grand Div. of Mas
. Misa.,.J.acason. Medical Association
of Mies.
N. Y Sew York. X. Y. Sute Asso
ciated Pre.
Penn., Pittsburg. Penn. Railway Y.
M . C. A. Convention.
8. C, Columbia. Knights of II oner,
Grand Lodge.
a , Staunton. State S. S . Conven
tion
Ala.. Montgomery. Convention Sute
Democratic Committee.
Ga . Savanah. Travelora' Protective
Association of Georgia, Annual Conren
tion.
Mich., Detroit. Horse Show ot De- j
troit Riding Club. ;
la , bioox City. Teacher Annual
Convention.
That Cannon-
A telephone crsage just at pre time
stated tbat ft ill fbieM bad raised the
old cannon for the protection of Yaqulna
bay-
Patxiotic Sallxitu. County Clerk
L. V. Elhlen and depolie. F. A. Tarner
and Mis McKinney .today unmistakably
displayed their true patriotism and inter
est in tbe cause of the oppressed Cuban.
A small Cuban nag, the work ol Si if
McKinney.waa d isolated from one e the
office window. Tb flag consists of five
stripe, three of wbicb are blue and tbe
remaining two are white. There is a
triangular field of red next the staff, ip
on which is placed a eoiiury star. Th
enthusiasm and patriotism of the pre-
eot occupants cf tue county clerk's oiBc
will know no bounds wben the ultimate
independence of the inland is achieved
and that no doubt, will be realized in the
near future. Journal.
What to Do With It. Soma time ago
rule was adopted by tbe Soldiers'
Home board, requiring all inmate of tbe
institution who are pent toners to tain
over to the board all their pension mon
ey save an allowance of M per month.
Kecently tbe board passed a resolution
proviling for the setting apart of the
money thos accumulated for tbe build
ing of a chapel, and asked Attorney-
General Idlemaa for an opinion as to
their authority to proceed. Tbe attorney-general
is of the opinion that the
board has no power to appropriate the
penivv money to such use. and baa so
answered. Times.
JrsT Filed It. The Kincaid-Holt con
troversy over the refusal ol the secretary
ate to file the nominations of the
middle-of-tbe road populist convention.
as presented by Sute Senatos 8. H. Holt,
of Jackson county, chairman of tbe state
convention of tne people' party changed
a trifle yesterday, wben Mr. Kincaid an
nounced hi decision to file the name ot
the candidate objected 'to. Late last
evening Mr. Kincaid stated to a repre
sentative o: tbe Statesman tbat be bad
decided to file tbe nnminatioc, a per
tbe request of tbe middle of-lhe-rcader,
but the arrangement of tbe ballot waa an
after consideration. Statesman.
1 Bb.ttox Cocsty tbe Union conven
tion wili be held tomoirow. At the prim
aries the referendum was used, resulting
in tbe selection of the followieg ticket:
E L Bryan, county judge; Virg'l Wat-
ters, clerk; Peter Ktckard, the-iff; W L
Cauthorn, recorder; Wm Buchanan,
treasurer; Asa Alexander, assessor; A
K Brown, school snperntendent ; A J
Locke, surveyor ; SK Wilkins, coroter.
It will lake the count tomorrow to deter
mine whether A D Hale or Chester
Skeels have been nominated for repre
sentative, and whether Hugh Herron or
Paul Dodele have been cboeen a com
missioner.
8ccce8ftl Obzoo Bov. Fred If. By
are, son of Gen. W. II, Cars, of Rote
burg, passe J through baleia today en-
route home from bt. Louis, Mo , where
he bit recently graduated at tbe Barnes
Medical College. He expects to open
practice at some point in California. He
went through his elass with the largest
number of graduates ever turned out
from any western college in one year .and
ranked high in his class, having gained
the first prize in surgery. Journal,
Fabxi
Citemerj
Fabewell Baix.- Owiug to Ibe warex-
itement and the expectation tbat the
Ltniiiua win be called Into service, the pro
posed excursion to Uorvallia Maturday
night is postponed, and tbe Albany or
chestra will give tbe militia boys a fare
well dance at tbe armory Saturday night.
Tbe militia boys will be dressed in their
war uniforms and a rousing time is ex
pected. Come out. '.
v
I t r r ni: .1 11 1 1 t . . 1
iwf. v . v. uijuk, vi x unanu. uruiurr
of D. V. Poling,epent a few hours in this
city yesterday. lie was in company with
Bishop W. M. b tan ford, of Harrisbura-b.
Pa. They were on their way to Browns
ville, where they have some church inVl
terests to loik after. s
Mr. Georae Smith has arrived in Al
bany from Blairatown, and ia now be
side a cnair at tbe Combination Barber
shop. He is reborted to be an expert
Daruer.
W. E. Lyon, the Crescent trick bicj-
cie rider, arrived in tbe city yesterday.
April Wisdom.
He sure tbat your blood Is pure, your
appetite good, your digesticn paitec'.
io purify your blood and bp lid up your
health, take Hood's Sarsaparilla.
This medicine has accomplished remark
able cures cf all blood diseases. It is the
One Pure blood Purifier.
Hood's Sarsaparilla has power to make
you well by purifying and enriching your
blood, giving you ap appetite, and nerve
mental and digestive strength.
.""-To-nao iur ainy unuts.
Guaranteed tobaaco Debit cure, make vrak
' n diroDK. bWt iHire. SOe. II. All drug(rui
FBIDAT
WHEAT.
Chicato m.'s'c for May. for July.
New York lUMcfor May.94c forJuly.
San Francioo 102c spot, t'Jn for Dec.
Liverpool 2.4c higher.
Portland 91c.
Al'iany 77c.
A Souvenir.
Apropos of tbe late fire at Waterloo,
Mr. Kay, president of the company, has
come into the possession ol a gilt he
prizes highly for several reasons. Home
time ago a gentleman Dy name of Chas.
Devine, living in the bill back ot the
in ill site, expended a good deal of lime
and considerable artistic skill in produc
ing a line oil painting of the mill sue,
mills and contiguous property. This
picture hung for a long time in a mer
chant's store at Waterloo. and shortly
after the late disaster the employee of
the company olubbed the value of the
painting, bought it and presented it to
Tbo Kay, as a testimonial of their re
spect and affection for him, and as a
souvenir of the property he prized so
highly.
Toe gift has been nicely framed and
hangs in MrfKay's private otfico at the
Twelfth ttreet mi. !, in this city. States
man. Occurring To-day.
Ark., Little Rock. Bankers Associa
tion of Arkansas.
Ark , Stuttgart. Y. M. C- A. of Ark.
Cal., San Francisco. F.pwortti League
Convention, Cal. Conference, April 21 to
24.
Ia., tsioux City. Northwestern Iowa
Teachers' Association.
La.. Baton Koug. Y. M. C. A of
Mis and La , April 21 to 31.
Texas, Austin. Woman' Relief Corps.
Dept of Texas, April 2i to 2$.
Texas, San Antonia. Tournament rf
the State Sportsmen' Association, April
21 to 23.
Kansas, Emooria. Kansas aciety for
Child Study, April il to 1.
Texas, Austin. 13th Annual Knramp
mentof G. A. R Dept of Texas, April
2! to 23.
Cel.. San Fraocisco. Grand Ccmmaud
erof Koighu Templars of the State.
Ga., Cumbr'and. Ga. Medical Con
vention. April 21 to 23.
' The Omaha I xhibit.
PoartAXD. Aoril 21 . Sanrint-nJent
Doech nas met with great success ia vis
iting the college and universities in the
Willamette valley and the citie for the
purpoe of assembling the agricultural
exhibit, which will be rata pithed a
early a possible at the fair city.
Tbe Lounty judge f Linn county of
fer! the entire exhibit which that coun
ty bad at tbe state fair last fa. I, and
wbicb carried away ail tbe premium.
Tbe exhibit consist of t'ae various grains
in tbe straw cereals, various graae and
clovers, and some 40 varieties of medic
inal herb w bich grow in Oregon, both
io tbe herb i!e!f a well a the tincture
mad therefrom : also, a gooti variety of
Iraiuand vegetables in jar.
The People Will DcclJc.
The 5a!em Staleemao over tbe ord
"An Albany Building" give a ptclare of
a large tore story court hue. and Uien
ays: Tbe above eograviog is a repre-
enlaUon ot the proposed new court
boooe at Albany, Lion ocHzn.y.lM ptans
having been prepared by Cha. II. tier-
graf, of this city. Tbe romralstoners'
court of Linn county is preparing to re
model tb present structure and ha de
cided to submit the matter to tb voters
of the county, a vot on theqiossioa to
be taken on tbe day ol tbe coming elec
tion. If it receive the approval of a
majority of the said voters, work on toe
new temple justice will begin very
shortly tbeieafter.
A Saw OA C Britr!u. A sre ill
meeting of tbe board of regents of the
agricultural college will be held t ck1.it to
consider tbe matter of tb new buildinc
for which is now avaitabie and
J.'.oOO in sight. With 7,5tX) It is thought
that abuildingcan be erected that can
serve for dnil hail, gymnasium and aud
itorium. Tbe need for such a building
baa been greatly felt, and a'.udeots, fac
ulty aod citizens will greatly appreciate
it. Gazette.
That Bictclk. The birycie ren!eJ by
Harry Mason of G. E-. Fish, for an hour,
th ot Iter day, ba been secured by Ur.
Fih. M aeon rode it to Wren and had
it shipped from there to Nashville. The
express agent bad previously been noti
fied and wnen tne bicvel waa placed on
the car it was recognized at once and
taken charge of. A warrant will be is
sued for the arrest of Macon.
MARRIED.
PHILLIPS WORRELL On Wednee-
evening. April 20, ls!, at the home of
the bride's mother in Albany, by Rev.
R. McKitlop, Mr. George W. PhitSip,
of Scio, aud Miss Anna Worreil, of Al
bany .
Tha ceremony was haonilv oerformed.
the handsome couple standing under a
beautiful arch ol nowers.with the hi me s
brother Sam as bast man and Miss Bes
sie Burkbart as bride's maid. Mis Liv
ingstone plaved the wttidinc march. A
fine wedding repast loiiowed ami tne
hannv counle took tbe overland on a
bridal ttlp witb the best wishes 0! every
body lor success ana happiness wiucu
thev richly deserve. Tbe toeslwere:
Mr. and Mrs Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
and Chester Ct-flev. ol Scio. Mr. Ingram,
of ladeoenden o. Mr. and Mrs. Thomp
son, and Mr. U. J. Davis, of Silverton,
Mr. Clodfelter, of Port'and.Mr. and Mrs
Rron. Mr. and Mrs. Dmmniond. Kev.
and Mr. JlcKillop, Mr. and Mies Burk
hart Mia KHith Uumbanirh. MtfS Anna
Foahav. Misse Laura and Sarah Chamf
hers.Messrs. Robert nd Sam Chambers,
Miss Grace Livingstone, Mr Ixiois Dint
dinner, Mrs. Bafcington and Mr. Job
Johnson.
A Fleshy
Consumptive
Did you ever see one ?
Did you ever hear of one ?
Most certainly not. Con
sumption is a disease that
invariably causes loss of
fJesh-
If you are light in weight,
even if your cough is only
a slight one, you should
certainly fake
Scott's Emuslion
of cod liver oil tvith hypo
phosphites. No remedy
is such a perfect prevent
ive to consumption. Just
the moment your throat
begins to weaken and you
find you are losing flesh,
you should begin to take it.
And no other remedy
has cured so many cases
of consumption. Unless
you are far advanced with
this disease, Scott's Emul
sion will hold every in
ducement to you for a
nerfect cure.
All DroKS;tt. J"- n1
Bcn rr HmvNK, t
hemiM. N.V.
Our National Guard.
There are nearly 1500 members of the
N. G. in Oregon, formed of two reiri.
nients, the 1st regiment being in tbs 2nd
congressional district and the 2nd ref
luent in the 1st. Tbe companies in the
Sod regiment are located at Halem, Ea-
gene, Kostborg, Ashland, Macleay,
Woodturn and Albany, witb Geo. Yo
ran as colonel, J. M. Poor man, lieuten
ant, aud Percy Willis and 0. W. Gil
lette, majors. Dr. M. H. Ellis is com
mander of tbe hospital corps and J. A.
Gumming 1st lieutenant.
Following are Ihe members of F. Co.
and the hospital corps:
v. CO.
Csptain, M. D. Phillips. 1
isi uieut.u. A. hears.
2nd Lieut, Fred Bloom.
1st 8ergt, 8. H. Clevinger
Quartermaster Sergt, T. H. Rhoade.
'-'nd Sergt, Frank Btellmaker.
3rd .Sergt, Louis Love.
4th Sergt, J. V. Wyman.
5th Sergt. J. A. inch.
1st Corporal, Fred Weatbrook.
2nd Corporal, C. 8. Harnish.
3rd Corporal, O. Neeland.
4th Corporal, John Hammel.
Private George Allingham, William
Acheeon, Robert Brown, Grant Brattain,
nruct, jcu vyrus, Samuel Conn,
Willard Davis, Frank Dickey, F M Gir
ard, John Coins, Thomas Heffron, Wo
Hamlin, Eugene Hyland, G Hoeflick. K
Jewell, F Kebea. i Leeelle, 8 Laselle, O
aicuiung, v mcciung, U Mansfield, N M
Newport, C G Nixon, U Patterson, W R
Perry, Fred Powell. L Porter, W 8mith,
vjto omen, trank blewart, Koy Halt
marth. Leslie lererk, B F Wire, SC
7 omu, u w ateoo, W H Wallace.Frank
m aisu.
iioM-iTALiuars, 2nd bect.
CapUir, M. H. Eilis.
Hospital Steward, J. L' Tomlinaon.
Acting JiosUUI bteward, Angus A.
urintoi.
Private WmCRarkhart. ArtlmrtV
Fochav.David If Goulieb, Wm R Hand,
Emil W Howard, Mario B Marcetlas,
W m V werrill, Albert Peacock. Clyde
Peacock, Jo tUlstoo, Lorenzo W Row,
W Edar Stewart. Jo E Torbett, Jo
K.Igar Tyree, D Webster Wight, Lniber
A "iley.
A Maxdamc. Tbe middle-of-tlio-roader
have begun mandamu proceed
ings compelling the placing ol their aom-
m .-- on tbe regular ballot to be iss'ied
ty the state. An alternative writ ha
been issued and tbe matter will be ar
gued befor lodge Ueaitt at chamber in
tht city tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock.
1 he result will be watched with interest.
Tu i?'Tv-isni As5civeaaar ol
Odd rellowsbip in America will be cet
ebrated in this city next Tuesday, April
'X, by a social beginning at 3 p m, and a
Ire for ever body entertainment in Ibe
opera boose at 8:15 p m All Odd
reiioasana uettkths are iejoeted to
m'et at ibe ball 7 p ra for the parade.
wnicu wia oe teaa oy toe uenu.
Mr. B. F. Fulier Las returned from bit
trip to Omaha.
Senator Dawson went down tbe road
una oorning on tbe overland.
Lawyer Cannon went to Portland cn
the overland this forenoon on buine
Mr. Charle Wberler has re u rued his
plate in the lag' barber shop.
Joan Wood, a brother of Mr. Becker,
returned yesterday bom Dye, where be
has beeo eeveral monrits.
Judge Blackbora went to Portland this
noon to look after his interest in the of
fice of attorney general. '
William Mackey, former sheriff of
Benton county .now of British Colombia,
was lb city this noon oo bis way
Uck after a trip to CorTUi.
Johnson & Paul have sold tbe Corval
tis Gazette to II. L. Ho'gate and Henry
Stuart. Mr. Johnson ha bis bands foil
at the P. U. and Mr. Paul will go to Sa
lem to locate
Mr. George impon. of Portland, an
old Corvailia boy, brother of J. H. Simp
son, was in the city today. He will go
to iVraogie where he will b ia bonne
for awhile.
There were three new eniUtmants iuls
F. Co last nlgbt and another applica
tion today, Ibat ot William Mathews, ed
itor of the Newport News, who u anxious
to be in tbe fight.
It was reported last evening that Mr.
D. B. Monteith, of this city, was lying
dtngerousiy ill at Dye with spinal men
ingitis. It is to be boped tbe next re
port doe not make hi case so serious.
Marriage bells will ring loud and long
in Corralli next week. On Wednesday
Mr. Will Ready, ot Portland, and Mis
Maud Cauthorn, of this city, will be
joined in wed'.ock at tb residence of tbe
bride's parent. Union.
Mr. M. B. Conkling, ot Roseburg,
Grand Matron of tbe Eastern Star, will
visit the looge here jiondav evening in
ber official capacity. Mr J. K. tveath
erford and Mr. Kelley, ot Albany, also
grand otiioer of tb order, will b p re-seal.
Corvailia Union. ,
Mr. Beeson, who came Iter recently
from Wisconsin, baa secured a position on
a tie train ou tbe . P., and will make
Albany his headquarter, his family re
siding here. Mr. Beeson was formerly a
conductor, but will start in here as a
brakeman.
Mat. Potter, io chirr of tbe work at
1 souioa. was in the tit v today oa his
way to Portland from tbe Bay. It ba
been suggested tbat if Spain attacks th
L sited Mate by way of Yavuina all that
will be necessay will be for Mr. Potter.
one of the tallest men in Oregon, to get
in the middle ot tbe stream and block
the way.
A pleasant and interesting event was
the celebration of the 6tHh anniversary
cf the marriage of Mr. and Mis. Wm.
nyatt, bead ol tbe well known and
highly esteemed Wvatt family, ot this
county. Last Tuesday was the anniver
sary of their weddin and it was fUtinulv
observed by a famild reunion at tbe home
oiJphn Wjatt. Corvailia Gazette.
Mr. William Fortmiller went to Port
land this forenoon to meet his father and
mother who were to arrive today from
Newark, N . Y., on a several month's
visit with their Oregon chiidien.of wbom
five or six reside in the state. They will
remain in Portland two or three weeks
when they will come to Albany for a
visit. Mr, rortmiller was here ten.
year ago, but thi i Mr. Foitmil:er f
first trip to the coast. S
J. B. Muliay, of the internal "revenue
office, Portland, was in the iHy today on
ins way noma iroui up I lie cam lam
While at Gates a man came in with an
elegant string of trout,fi(ty or sixty. He
nau gone out it seems after some stock.
A friend asked him why he didn't bring
tbe cattle bark. "Too cold to hunt cat
tle, so I fished" he said. Fishing you
know is warm work.
Whettt was 80 ctnls in Wal'a Walla
yesterday.. The Albany and Walla Walla
market is generally about tbe same.
A telephone bulletin sus an attempt
was made to kill the presideut by sending
an internal machine through the aiail
Probably a canard.
A tcbool teacher says that even tbe school
childien display a spirit ot war and are
baider to manage since the nesra became
exciting. They ate all ported.
Sheriff Ricard ot Corvallis yesterday
took Mrs. Una Qoracke of Monroe to the
insane asylum. Insanity was said to be
caused by the grippe, bhe has a husband
and three small children. The case is a
sad one.
Cbus. Feisler was yenterday at Grants
Pass sentenced by Judge Hanua to bang
on Friday, Jnna 10th. The prisoner was
very much affected and had to be assisted
to and from tbe jail by the sheriff and dep.
uty. Tbe supreme court baring denied
his sppoal, there is now no hope for the
prisoner. lie is tbe man who drowned
his wi'e in a mud puJdie, and deervs to
bj hanged.
No-To-llae for Ifty Cents.
Guaranteed tohacoo habit cure, makes weak
Rteu suuug, blood pure. 60c, II. All druggist.
Roy saaka tb food purs,
whotssoMo aad dolldoaa.
FQVDER
Absolutely pure
SOCUL AND PERSONAL
C. C. Hogue was in Salem yesterday
on uusiness
M. G. Ingalis, brother of tbe celebrat
ed John G. is in tbe city.
Mie Amy Piiumer, of I'orvallie, is in
the city tbe guest of Mis Flora Mason.
Mr. Charle t hurch. of Portland, a
brother f Mrs. L. Flinn. is in tbe city.
Miss Jan Morris of tbe Salem puMic
schools earrs op this noon to spend (Sun
day .
Rockey Mason went to Portland yes
terday to enter the Bishop Scott Cram
mer school. -
J. W. Blain of Albany, came down to
Salem yea'erday to spend a few days
with frien talesman.
A letter recently received fiom Dyea
stated tbat L. B. Monteith was improv
ing with good rospecu of hi recovery.
Mis Ma'y bheridan, a sister of Mrs.
8 P. Bacl. of Lebanon, died at tbat city
this foren mi -t ihe age of 24 year. 8be
will be buries in '.lbaoy next Monday
Hon. R. -I Veatcb, onion nominee for
eoogrwmao, will open tbe campaign at
Harritburg. io this country, on Monday,
May 1, and speak in several place in the
county, speaking in Albany later.
R. A. Harris, traveling correspondent
of the Oregonian, was in the city today
after a trip down into Coo county. He
will spend Sancay witn hi family at
McMinnvilie and then go to Southern
Oregon.
A. Bush, accompanied by Lis caugn-
ter. Mis bailie Bush, depart I yesterday
for New York, Boa ion and "ther eastern
point. They w i'l remain away during
May and, perhape, Jnne also, if tbe
weather doe not become too hot.-
iem btateaman.
Fred Kamsey, a son of W. M . Ramsey,
candidate on tbe union ticket for su
preme jodf. is a member of the crew oa
the Oregon, now on a trip around the
Horn, and about which so much concern
ha beta expressed Young Ramsey la
a sergeant.
Otto Alexander, the Scio boy recently
acctdently hot while playing with are
vo'rer and anKher boy, it doing wetl,
and ws not senoisly injured, though
the ball went through bis body. - Instead
of playing war a reported Ibey were af
ter a rabbit.
Mr. Clem Jones arrived in Albany this
noon from Eigio, where h s ba been run
ning a racket (tore several months. He
ba sold hi store and accepted a posi
tion with M DGodSey ia Porti sad, which
he will assume in a few days after a visit
with hi parent a few day.
Quite a number of young men tn this
community may bave to go with the
militia, if ordered o-Jt. Among whom
are Ed Cyrus, John Goins, and s C Har-
dtsb now of Albany. Orlanda Neeiand
oi lb same place and Arthur Gamber
who has been attending school at fcu-
gen this winter May luck go witb
ILera. ban nam ew.
Old Uncle Simon Pe er Cartwrigbt
Fleenev 76 year of age. left tor Alaska
last Monday. He leave a comfortable
bom and pleasant surroundings to try
I. is luck in tb gold fields. A farewell
dinner wa given him mi his home near
this city last fcoodny Tbe old gentle
man ba been a minor off and on ail his
life, and catch ej the Alasta fever bard.
Krio New.
WHEAT.
Chicago I lis. f jr May. Sde for laly .
New York lllc fv May, Wlc for July.
8a Fraccixo 10-.'i f Ma.
Liverpool 3c higher.
Albany 77 .
Ramp in Saltra.
The Salem Statesman appropriate an
Albany man. who returned home about
a week ago, as follows:
B F Ramp and son are borne from
Skagwav. Alaska, having arrived in ira-
lm on Thursday night' tram.
Mr Kamp rfpota kimeelt as well sat
isfied with rsneal conditions oo the
Northern ccans, and thinks most of the
complaints come from people who.
through pbysicai tncarac-.ty to coniena
against the rigors of tha climate and tbe
exigencies o: a "rough ' life, bave noth
ing: else to do but kick against conditions
they themselves have sought, and make
all the bard- - by tbeir impatience and
impracticability
Mr Ramp will return north about June
1st and expect to remain permanently,
or at least up til be has found full .com
pensation for the sacrifices necessary to
such an existence. He is home purely
on business matter of some im parlance.
A Dyea Letter.
W. J. Guv, of Lebanon, received a let
ter from John Roberts, dated at fehtep
v auip, Alaska, April Srd.lrojn which tbe
following is an extract:
We are still on tup. of tbe snow, only
at niirht. and then we crawl down in a
bo'e. Last night we heard the snow and
rocks lolling down tbe mountain. Some
rteoDle sot buried, no telling bow many
The weather ia not very cold, nor has it
been since we arrived here. tiahor and
Sturtevant are here, ana soar Umpbrev
and sou. The latter have sold out and
will return. There I not one man in
ten who is fit for this trip. This is a
great place for saloons and game. We
will perhaps stay at Linderman some
time and build boats in which to go
down tbe river.
Drowned at Hcrry. -Bkrrt,
Or., pril 22. 1S9S
Chester Berry, son of U. 8. Berry, was
drowned in the Kantiam River this a m
at about S o'clock Chester and his fa
ther were crossing the river wben the
boat sank and cariedd both into the wa
ter. Mr. Berrv sat out but could not
save bis son. The body has not been re-
bvered at this ritin?, 12 m, although
parties are still looking for it.
Will Stay Up. At a meeting of tbe
G-A.R.last evening it was voted to raise
the society's flag and leave it up until
the Snanish war ends. If this one wears
out another "tie will be secured. It Is
to be hoped i doesn't have to remain op
lung, though the chances are for several
months, perhaps j ears
Lank Cocsiv Usion Tickit. Follow
ing Is the ticket nominated yesterday:
Senator, U O Houston; representatives,
C A Potter, W F Grav and J K Kirk ;
sheriff, 8 U Withers; clerk, J G Steven
son ; treasurer, A 8 Patterson ; assessor,
G E Yarnell; commissioner, E 0 Bangh
man; school superintendent, William
Miller.
HOME AND ABROAD.
Crescent Bicycle,
Hopkins brothers, agent.
Best Bicycle for tue money.
Will k Stark, jewe'ers.
2 pounds 'of trackers for 15c at TO
Shaver's.
Call at French's and see bis girdle from
15 cents up.
See tbe new girdle, tbe very latest; in
French's show window.
Kelt and skirt supporters 5, 10 and 16
cents ax F. M. French's.
Crescent bicycle at Hopkins Brothers
for only 120, 30, 135 acd $o0.
Freh seeds, two package for a nickef a
3teart A: Sox Hardware Co'.
Fresh seeds, two packages for a nickel at
Stewart c Sox Mara ware Go's.
Cracker are now way down in price,
call cn C E Brownell for fresh one.
Ladies long Watch chains at low price
at trench's Jewelry store.
Order the beautiful Ufa cf France E.
Wa ard, by Anna Gordon, of Mr. L. E
Blain.
A bypnoist show sdver'.iJ for Lvt
evening did aot come off. Nat a ticket
was sole1.
There is talk of a company of voluoteers
la Albany to fiht Ue Spaniard. One
could be easily raised if nrrrnnnrr
A fine chainleei Crescent bicycle arrived
at HoDkia Brothers yesterday and baa at
tracted attention. The price is only 175.
Ten tew member were admitted into
tbe Woodmen of America fast Saturday
evening and there will be a class of seven
teen tonight, making fifty six ia ail.
It is reported tbat tbe ice is breaking io
the stream from Lke Bennett towarcs
Dawson, and aa a result tnere is great dan -gr
for tbe men on tbe way dowa the riv
er on the ice.
The cave of M. V. Leeper as admini
tratjr of the estate of J.- H. Rothell
against W. y . Kothell wa triel t Cor
vailia yester lay, tbe judge referring his
decision.
Tbe I'regon Populist appeared this moT .
Bin with J. A. finch as editor. It is to be
to torgaa of the middle of the roaderv and
will be mace a Ule paper. Temporarily
it : printed at toe Herald office. Sub
scription f 1 a year, 10 cents a month.
The College.
From tbe Albany Cotleee Stulect for
April:
The new officer of th YUCiwR
C Bryant, president: H P Hansen, vice
president; J fc Tyree. ree aee; Lyle B
tpeer, cor sec; A M Dickinson, treas
urer.
"War! Let it come" cries the editor in
chief.
Mia ReJaeU and L Willey are teach
in tbe public school for sick teacher. -
The officer of the senior class are
Marguerite Huokine, president; Jo
Smick, vice president ; Ada Morris, aec
reurry ; Ell McCoy, treasurer.
About fifteen college student are
member of F Co.
Albany college will conduct a course at
the Chautauqua Assembly at Oregon
Ciiy.
" The new officer of tbe Erodelohiaa
are: Mary rile wart, president; Anna
Marshall, vice president; Ora Harkneaa,
secretary; Addie Chamberlain, cor see ;
Ora Dm braille, treasurer; Nellie Foahav,
critic; Cora Alexander, -rent at arms.
An athletic challenge Las been re
ceived from McMinnvihe.
Brownsville.
Freni the Times : "
Dr M II Eiti waa op from Albany
Thursday, called here in consul la Una ia
Mr A Gross' case.
Farmer should take notice that tbe
cheese factory will commence operation
Monday next and goTern themseJve ac
cordingly.
.Mies bertha Mcrarland. who ; visit
ing in Albany, wa taken ill daricr tb
fore part of the week, but we learn that
she is now improving in health.
Geo Padley. who returned to Oreeon
trom the east a few day since after aa
absence of twenty yean, is thinking of
investing in ome property, and perma
nently locating here.
Mus Iva Temple ton arrived borne
Saturday from Drain, where she has
been a student at tbe state normal
school. After visiting a few day she
went to Canyonville, where she expects
to remain until September.
Tbe Hotel Brownsville ha beea leased
by Jaa Shea, who will take possession
about the first of May. Mr S.iUigan
and family, who bave been running tee
hotel for the past few month, will move
into a boose on lb south aid.
Tax Maxdamcs Cask The middle of-
the road mandamuscase was brought np
before Judge l.eitt in this city this al
ter ooon. with A W Preecott of Salem far
the ' mtddle-of tbe-roader and Seneca
Smith of Portland and W R BUyeo ia
opposition. The latter filed an answer
at 1 o'clock and the former waa given
two houu to file a replv. Tbe matter
will then be argued and taken under ad
advieemeunl.
A Explosion. At the brewery this
forenoon the safety valve on tbe engine
blew off and completely through, tbe roof
throwing shingles several teat high, and
causing a stampede oa account of escap
ing sieam.
Ice Cream Now.
Wbere?
At F. H. Pfeiff-r.
Rroadalbin street, A'bany.
The best oa t he market You can get it
at any time, in any quantity, from a dish
to enough for a big gathering, neicex
ice cream i alwajs good.
osns ENJOYO
Both tho method ana results vrben
Syrup of Figs is taken; it ia pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acta
gentry yet promptly on tne xvianeya,
liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cores habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs ia 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 ail and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale In SO
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
core it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
Ciunwiu m mup cos.
MB
Provisions,
Feed,
Owing to the change ia
priJwj it is impo8ibIe to
quote price3 for any definite
time.
We have the Hammond
Co meats, lard, etc
Will always quote prices
as low as we can.
Albany Trading Go.
ist and Baker Sts.
HEW
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..Tt tmp will ve to its subscribers a
tin oob residence in San Francisco rent
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tl 500 scold nugget and hundreds of other
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the Daut Dkmocbay by mail tor 4.2o,by
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aent
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Fonr Farms For Sale
The following desiraUs farms are for sl.
AdCrva McMaater & burrdl. Sll Wor
ete? bfew. Portland; Oregon, er
call nCG Burkhart, Albany, Oregon, for
partk-alan: . ,
1 . 6 acre. "il ws Halsey, m
the D L C of D W AUiosths, ia See 35,
T 13, S R 4, W W M. 35 acwaar c Wd
aad uade cultivation, t r-m waiter beipg
cowed with small Umber. Moddy Creek
ran thrtagh th prorxrty Thsr is
small orchard, frw 1300.
J . SO acrvs; sail S of Brownsville,
in th DLCof Stnl Johnso, in Sec II,
T 14. R 5. W WH. AU cleared faod
65 acres aader cnltiia'ion, all feocsd, no
boildirg. Frioe $1300.
S. 253 acres, two mi e S of B wni
vPI, i 8sc 13 and U, TH.SRS.W W
M. 120 scr,. ar tillabl and tha hUno
is lst salted f jr paatarage. 73 acre ar
modor erop. ia all foaoed, has a ga sop
ply of water, good buildings and orshrd
P.io$3250. .
4 JS5 acr-ss. six mile et of Lebaaoa,
in Sees 13 and 16. T 12, 8 R 1, W W M.
Tht is a very gd stock f". of which
aboatlOO acw ar HUab'e. It ia well
watered, all feeosd sad has some fair
uiMlngs. Prio $3300.
&nasaa4Tts4 STarksoMaiactl sad til Pt ,
MbalneeoaanedlorMderat8 Fee, t
!ItMitisMK-irHl. A Pamphlet "aowteOy.
iaia PMMta." witn eo or hmwim m -aad
focslgaeonnuto seat frua. AGttias -
ca. snow & co.
A-. omcfz. Wm.maTwi, D C
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