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PRCF. GEDDES RESIGNS.
A Letter That Gives Some Inter
esting Facts.
80OAVILLK, April 26, 1893.
Mb. A. O. Sicrm.
Secretary Peoples Party Convention
held at Lebanon, Oregon.
Dear Sir
Your letter notifying me that I
have been nominated on the people'!
party ticket duly received.
I am compelled to say that I signed a
contract with the trustees of Mineral
Springs College in 1895, to act as preei
dent of that college daring a term of
ten years. Three years has passed
away leaving seven long years yet before
I can run for office.
A man cannot "dabble' in politics
and run a college.
I always feel honored when any con
vention of American citixens place me in
nomination for the office of school super
intendent, and desire to tay that I feel
more than gratified at this, the third
time that I have been recognized by
citizens of Linn county.
I have not changed my reform views
and verily believe that the safely of th's
nation in all things pertaining to us
welfare lies in agitation by the reform
elements.
: I st in the report of the convention
Furnished the county papers that I was
present in tbe Lebanon convention, was
on the nominating committee and help
ed to place my name on the ticket. The
"facts in the case are that I was not with
in four miles of Lebanon that day and
could not have been in the convention
nor could I have served on that comn.it
tee. We will, however, treat it as a joke
and let it pass.
Yon can readily see that the alove
named contract -precludes tbe accept
ance of the nomination. Yours truly
J. R. G idles
WHEAT.
Cheap Light For
Cheap Heat Fop
Cheap" Powe Fop
thupch House and Hotel
Church, loose and Hotel
Anything and EYerything
The wheat market bss been full of inter
est . Eastern speculations have raised the
price sensationally. In Albany 87 cents
has rwen reached. Among those who sold
was Mr. Milton Hale, who unloaded five
'or sis thousand bushels at 85 cents .
lbere are only 80,000 or 40.000 bushels
left unsold. Some of 'he holders are wait
ing for tbe celebrated dollar. Todays'
quotations are:
Chicairo Mav not given, July 93c.
New York May 121XC July I02?,e.
San francuco 109s3 for May. I03e
for December.
Liverpool 7c higher
At Home.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Keported by the Linn County Abstract
Company, for the Dkmocrat, for the
week ending April 25, 1898.
P H Marlay and wife to W II Mr
i Pherson, Sec 36, T 10, 1 E, 120
Itacres $ 1
Mutual Benefit Life Ins Co to Sky
Meek, T 15, 3 W, 200-acres 2-100
S K Murray to Won erost, Seo SO,
T 11, 1 W, 40 acres 400
F L Mclntyre and husband to I
Mayer, lots 7 and 8, bl 6, Reel
ings add to Brownsville........ 100
V b Donaca etal trustees to Sussn
Carr, lots 2, bl 1, A Cowan's add
to Lebanon 25
U S to heirs of John Reisterer,
deed, Seo 18, T 10, 2 E, 172
acres
U 8 to Curtis B Winn, Sec 2, T 10,
4E, 160 acres.
E W Lansdon and wife to Curtis B
Winn, Sec 2, T 10, 4 E. 160 acres
E R Chesdle bv executrix, to Wm
Ralston, Albany property and
one lot at Seal Rock, Lincoln Co.
Q M Hill to J AStevensou, adjoin
ing town of Halsey.small tract. .
G M Hill and wife to Seoora Stev
enson, adjoining town of Ualaey ,
F W Parker and wife to Daniel
Kemler, lot 12, bl 2, Kirkpst
rick's Second add to Lebanon. . .
A McCurdy to M L) Hogan. bl 23,
Wm Raistcu's add to Lebanon. .
O Kemler and wife to F Walters,
lot 13,- bl 2. Kirkpatrick'a 2nd
add to Lebanon
T Turner to M Jenna Gill, E K. X
E. Sec 26.T14.4 W.80 scree.
E L brvan and wife o J E Kslley,
T H and 12, S W, 174 acres
M M Lines to Frank Lines, psrt
block 46, Albany
F W Bloinbergan'd wife to Margie
S Fox, 22 ft off west side lot 2,
bl 7, Albany
W vV Richardson and wife to Wm
Holxfuas, T 9 and 10, 1 E, ZM
acies
S M W Hindman to France K
Ilindman, lot 4 and 8. bl 2, Leb
anon S M W Hindman to F.nnie E
Hindman, lot 7 and 8, bl 16,
Ralston 's Sod add to Lebanon. .
Jno Singletary and wife to J P
Schooling, lota 7, 8 and 9, bl 9,
Schooling's add tD Uerrisburg. . .
Frances VI Wagnou to Fancy J
Githens, T 13, 4 w, 15 acres
School Supt to Wm Skelton, W
School Soot to Wm Skelton, w
N W 4, Sc 26, T 9, 1 E, bO
acre.
10
2715
600
350
60
1000
60
10
6090
1500
1700
10
265
r 9
U S to Root Weddle, lot 1,
T 10, 1 E, 20 acres
160
ec 2,
Correspondence Solicited.
EH F E ASUS. Pres. A. H. mEEISM, SSC.
THE OPENING DAY
. : . of
The Second
1
erm
.ra
January 4. 1893. The college has strengthened its com
mercial work very much, bo that now it has bscome a
usiness College
B
equal to any in the state. Thia
is so now. Come and secure a
branche3 of a liberal education
Albany, Oregon,
was not so in the oast.
training in
thorough
It
all
President Albany College
' wf -,
The remains of Duncan B. Mon teith
were brought to Albany from Dyea this
noon, under charge of J. S. Lamar, who
was with liim during bis illness.
Mr. Monteith was tAken ill on Anril
with spinal meningitis and 'soon after
lapsed into unconsciousness remaining
so until his detb, which occurred on
Wednesday April 20 at 9:15 a in. Dur
ing his illness everything was done that
tbe best physicians and nnrss in Dea
could do for him,, but to no avail. The
disease was one tba; could not be con
quered. At the time of h:s being taken ill C.
W. Watts was t Lake Benne.t He
was summoned, but was never recog
nized. He writes that he has lost bis
best friend. y
Mr. Lamar gives tlie following partic
ulars of Mr. Miwtsitb's illneu :
Tbe dread disease wss contracted at
the time of the snowslides, which oc
curred in tbe early part of the month.
Mr. Monteith and Mr. KeJy went op to
view the devastation of the avalslanche
The thermometer registered only about
20 deg. above x-ro, but there was a stiff,
cold wind blowing. When tbe two men
reached Sheep Camp, M. Munteith did
not feel 'ike walking back, so tiey rode
in a wagon. Being without overcoats,
hey ere pretty badly chilled io the re
turn ride, whicb took till 11 o'clock p. m.
to finish. Although chilled tbrxtgb.de
velopments did not become noticeable
until the . 9tb. over a week later. Mr.
Monteith complained that evening that
be was cold. Mr. Lamar sammond one
of tbe best physicians in Dies, and as
the patient rapidly sank, three or four
other doctors were called in. Under the
infioeoce of stimulsnts the sick man
seemed to revive at times, which caused
tbe doctor to claim he was improving.
By tbe 20th he was dead, despite all the;
medical attention and care that could ba
commanded-
Tbe funeral service will be held at tbe
residence of tbe mother ot tbe deceased
at the corner of 5th and Calapooia streets
tomorrow afternoon at o clock.to which
all fiH .nrt a rf thm jtmfmMmttA ra tnvilawl
Tbe services will be conducted by Revs.
Keed and Stevenson, and the sail bear
ers will be furnished by tbe Woodmen of
tbe World.
Given a Reception.
The bis hearted ladies ot the G. A. R.
organisations aided by oar citixens gen
erally, last night at tne w . s i c . nan
;ave r. uo. ana vae opiwi cwpi a
ireweil reception previous to their de
irture for Portland and eventually the
Cuban war. Headed by the band the
company marched through tbe streets
and into Ibe ball where a fine repast for
one so quickly arranged was served. The
general intere-t was displayed by the
large number of spectator.
After the banquet speeches were maJe
by Col. C. B. MooUgue, David Torbet
and Revs McKttlop and Wire, with re
sponse on behalf of the Company and
hospital corps bv Cant. Phillips and
Steward lomiinson.
The Company have the privilege of re
cruiting to 100 members and have tbeir
own otScers and will endeavor to do so,
but it is probable tha t in any event they
wilt go to Portland on Saturday, whicb
will be as soon as tbey can be examined ,
ready for whatever follows.
Then is nothiog bat patriotic sentim
ent beard on every hand, and F. Co. will
go backed by the prayers and good wishes
f everybody
At a meeting of F. Co. decided to ask
the privilege of filling the company op to
100 and havs their own officers. If this
is not done tbev will go to Portland on
S.tor.lav with tbe moat men poble.
probably at leati sixiy onaer i ipi.
and two Lieutenants and secure lUe best
recognition possible. As tbe situation is
now tbe company will have io do as tbe
other eomranies of the regiment, go un-
cooditionally and then get the beet pos
sible for their officers in tbe reorganisa
tion. Important Improvement.
Mr. Ed Goins has teenred a lease ot
Abe Magnolia elevator and mill and the
owners bave agreed to rent toe uuer a
once and make a full rolie process mill
with toe best of modern machinery.
The old Msgnolia mill was former y
noted throughout the coast for the qual
it. nf flnnr made bv it and - under the
management of Mr. Goins will no doobt
sustain its former reputation and im-
r.a nnnn it it is intended io nava
the mill ia operation before July 1, 1898.
A a C. R R." A. B. Hamrnbnd,
ntvaid-nt of tbe Asion & Ucwomoia
Railroad Cemoanv. arrived here
WHEAT.
The market has been full of intere.t
and Is considerably sensational. Last
evening 88ic wss offered at this city.
This strack Mr Isssc Mcllmuiry who
has been patientlv waiting and he sold
at those figures. This afternoon 90 cents
was offered at the Red Crown Mills.
Wm. Wallace received this price lor
1200 bushels. Charters have increed
so much on account of tbe war that klie
few who bave wheat are afraid to hold
anv longer
this afternoon's quotations are:
Chicago 120 for May, 9310 for July.
New York 119c for May, 101o for
Julv.
Bun Francisco 105c for May, K0
December.
Liverpool 5c lower.
Albany 87c.
In Alaska.
for
Patriotic Veteran
Commander Frank Reisner.of the G, A.
K.of Eiigeaa.offered tbe services of the G.
A. R. of Oregon tor coast defense in esse
the O N. G. left the state. Gov. Lord
answered tbat while he did not appre
hend that there will be need agao to
rati out the tried soldiers who once .be
fore upheld this government, it is wish'
pride tbat be noted that the spirit which
they hav infused in the breasts of our
young men is still sglow within the vet.
eracs ot Oregon "
Conimauder Keener notified tbe dif
ferent camps before hnd and here are
some ot tbe answers:
Corvslha We will send CO Every
man wants to go
Salem All tbat are a'ule to walk wil
go. Can send 150 on 24 hours notice.
Hood River w can euliet 30 men at
24 hours notice.
Drain Our entire number, 15, will
go
Woodborn Ffteer will enlist here.
Medford Will furnish 20 at 24 hours
notice.
Astoria Twelve hoars notice it all we
need, and 20 will enlist agsin.
Albany is not in tbe list, but the men
here are ready lo a man todoiheirdutj.
The Appeal-
The middle-ot- the road ms&damos
appeal case will be beard next week,per
haps at Pendleton, where tbe supreme
court :s holding a session.
The Journsl says:
The reasons given in tbe notice of ar
peai are as lolloows : Tbe court erred in
issuing the alternative writ of mandatn f
us npon a petition which set fortb cs
grounds and was not verified . Then fotr
lowed the uiual allegations made as a
basis for appeal . f
In any event, the Middle-Roader ticket
will go upon the bsllot in rone form If
i lav for it can be found. Oaths pres
ent msndsmos and pending appeal there
will have to be a petition at least to en
title them to a place on tbe official ballot
All .hrougli this controversy Secretary
Kincaid baa taken the position thst it wss
his doty to enable the mnidle-roaders
to get their ticket on theotheial ballot in
a perfectly legal manner. He bss shown
no disposition to keep them off. But
tbeir demand bss bern to go on the bal
lot as tbe regular and only "People's"
party entitled to pot op a ticket or call a
convention.
W. C. T. U. Meeting.
Tuesday, May 3rd. at 3 o'clock, there
will be a meettog of the W. C T. U. la
dies at their hall. A program will oe
rendered. The subject will be "Enter
laining Visitors." A paper by Mrs. Lit
tler, "Hospitality;" Mrs. Hammer and
Mrs Sears.five minutes diimeeioo'Vi.i
tors;" a ytprr by Mrs. Wire. "Enter
tainin." Mrs. Cundiff and Mrs Not
ting, five minute diseosston Mrs.
Wbealon will sing. Mrs Henrietta
Brown. Mrs Rlain and Mrs. Kuu will
each answer an important question
Every body invited. Free.
Sraxisn SmriTHtztas. Tbe Dtno
caav has beard of only two ot them. Una
lives at Boeoa tela. lie raised a k pan
ic b flag and dared any one to take it
down Some ot the boys near there last
evening were preparing to do so Tbe
other one is a man ia tbe eastern part of
tbe city. ben told a boat tbe reported
blowing-up of tbe Oregon he said 'Tbst is
good, 1 hope tbey will blow up tbe other
beau." bach men belong in frpsin.
Mr. Lamar, who returned yesterday
from Dyea, reports most of the Albany
people as anxious to return home. Mr.
Hawllngs will probably come as soon as
he can settle up tlis business there. C.
W. Wstts returned immediately lo Lkke
Bennett after Mr. Monteitb's death. He
could make the trip in a day. Mr.
Becker had also gone to make boats. C.
O. Moon was to start for the Klondike
the next day April 22. Jobony Isom
wss up towards Lake Bennett, John Leer
was cutting wood, W. E. Ke'ley was out
of work, Mrs. Ed Achison wss seriously
ill having two doctors, Kd Mills and Ed
Gilkey were at Fort Wrangle, but will
not remaiu.
Tbe doctors were making money. They
would hardly look at a man for less than
$10. At the tent hospital 120 wm de
mand 1 before they would take Henry
Rogers in and he wss sirk only 24 hours.
Ooe man who was cured of spinal mnin
gitis had to pay $750 fees Tbe druggist
would not pot up any kind of a ptejeript
ioa tor less tbsn $1.50. Tnings generally
were high to that if a man even bad
stead v work there would not be much
left lor him.
The War Fever.
From the Telegrsra ;
Msjor. R'cbley has received a le'ter
tram George T. Williams, of Uairlsborg,
who wants to kvow il it will be possibU
to enlist and go io Cuba immediately.
"I saw in the Telegram," said be "that
yon were recruiting for the National Re
serve, and would join if there is the least
chance to go to Cuba otherwise 'I do
not care to join." Tbe young man also
wishe I to know if there would be a show
for seeing immediate service if be joined
the regulars.
Many a young man in Oregon is doomed
to disappointment, as no persons from
this state are likely to see service except
tbe regiment from the National Guard
now being formal. Even these will
probably never see Cuba.
Rojr amIm Om food pur.
wbolsMoflM suul stetidosf
oAKirit'
F0YDEF1
Absolutely Pure
fJJOWIL CMOMO MMrfK H Ct. IrsTW nflNa
AFTER THE SPANIARD.
perhaps tbs most stirring scene ever
a itueteed in Albany was that -&is noon
ben the members of F Co. and tbe
hospital corps left tor Portland to enlist
in tbe war against the Spaniards. Sev
eral thousand poople were present not
only from Albany but from many miles
around. Flags were in the air and a pa
triotic spirit prevailed tbat waa universal
andcatcbiog Tbe anvils roared and
the people shouted. Headed by the
Simontoo Band tbe companies marched
lo tbe depot, eqoippel for war. and
whether they are ever called out of tbe
Northaest or not tbe spirit that prompt
ed them to go was ooe ot patriotism and
willingness to fight for tbe honor of
Uncle Sam. Tbey may be called east at
rny time and they may be kept near
Portland rrdy for use when neededJ!
The train eoouined lb companies from 4
! . L 1 ' I
bunnw uu noRuaig iiig aaa Deen
sent off in a like manner. Par:nts,
brothers and sisters and sweetheart
bade each other good bye and the train
steamed for Portland- Will tbey all
come back or will some of them be left
on the field of battle.
The DtMOcaar hopes to see the war
ended witboot the need ot calling npon
theio. Perhaps it will be.
The demonstration lea vc s bo doubt,
tbattbiy bave ibe enthusiastic goof
lil and prayers ot everyone in Albany!
Following is the complete liUol tbe
members ol F. Co. who Msed the re
autre! examination and a bo went la
Portland :
m yarafjill St-
Mrs. . V. Cosick retnrned this noon
from a trip to Seattle.
lustice of tbe Peace Younger of Water-
, is in the city.
Mrs. Dr.. Crawferd and Mrs. T. L.
Dogger came over from CorvaUis this
noon. .
Mrs. A. H . Dodd, principal of the little
central school, went, to Albany on last
night's overland for a brief visit. States-
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11M
tend'
Scenic Iin e WRLD
1 V t.il"w
X I lf WHI) -III
RIO GRANDE
RAILROAD.
Imsn.
Mrs. E. J. Tate and daosbter.
iaura, and Mr. il. j. Monteith came
up from Portland this noon to atten
funeral ol V. a. Monteith.
Ion. J, K. Weatherford who returned
morning from San Jose, Calif., con
firms tbe reports of everything being
dried np. Except where there is irriga
tion tbe crops will be a practical Hilui).
Homer Craven came in last night from
Spokane, where be is in tbe cigar busi
ness, and be reports a prosperous busi
ness and good timer. He will visit rela
tives in this ci'y for the space of three br
lour days be:ore returning U bis Wash
ington home. Statesman.
Frank P. Kitchen of this city, who is
working on tbe government works at Ft.
today, eays the Astoria correspondent of
tbe Oregonian. tie ays tue in
tbe company are in good sbspe and work
progressing well. In a verv short time
the ballasting of the line wilt be finished
and regular trains will be running. It is
contemplated to put on at the beginning
two trains a day each way, making four
boor runs between Portland and Astoria.
Tka inim arill nrobablv leave' here at
a -'in a m and 7 d m. Faster time will
be made when tbe roadway is better bal
lasted.
The fifteen college boys who are going
to war were given a farewell reception by
tiwir fallow atndenfa at the college tbis
forenoon. Tbey appeared ia full uniform ;
MARRIED.
Rnp.7F.RT3 MrBRIDE At the borne
if th bride's mother, in Alhnv, on
Wedneedsy evening, April Zi. 155. oy
Rev. C. R. Stevenson, Mr Rsymood
Roberts and Miss Myrtle McBride,
t.ni h nf tliia rnnntV-
Tha wMl.iinir was nrivatc. Mr. and
Mrs. Roberta went to Tangent on the
n.-l.nr! -.here Mr. Roberta is foreman
tof tbe Hudson nurseries. They have
menus lora
THE POPULAR THROUGH
CAR LINE FROM THE
I
. . a s awj s I
g Testeo ana men
For 25 Years
NORTHWEST
EAST
TO ALL POINTS
RCNICHOUCcactal Aral S. If. HOOPER. C. 9. Jc T. A.
SI TuV f fc.PORTUAITO.0-X PENVKS.COMI
Thomas
HAVE YOU BEEN IN
a . a - j i"g maoe ror ins
1 iy oe sometime next week.
Tbe famous Melba will be in Portland
on May 3 and no from there to Tacoma.
eeattle aud Spokane, these four cities out
bidding the Southern California cities for
this great prima douna.
Lou Protznan, in writing to bis cous
in, Mia Edna Protzman in this city from
Lake Bennett, where, with bis party, be
; is still camped, pending tbe completion of
tbeir boats, states tbat thou and of people
lett down tbe lakes . during the two- or
three days before be wrote. Telegram;
Ik. Haat a.ialia ftf miOT
qi :.i . .u:. . u IL --a marriiui lifa.which citv Monday eveoinit April 25.
,k r.n; .i. .i :i. i.i I . 'i I Hirm. infsnl 6n of Hev. aud
vj u laiuua vi m uvi i iv m uuu iuui i su'v J ucnvi wv.
bruising bim so badly it was thought it 1
souid be necessary to take bim to a bos-
tsl lor treatment.
Dr. M. H. Ellis returned this noon
from bis trip to Southern Oregon where
ne bad been to examine tbe O. W.G.
bo'i. Yesterday he examined the Ash
land company, an enthusiastic lot of
Ivcung men, snd this morning he hsd tbe
Rose burg company before bim. This af
ternoon be wss kept busy with tue mem
ners ol tbe Albany company.
Tbe republican central comm'M wa
in session in this city today atranging for
tne coming campaign .
Since tbe burning of the woln mill
things bsve been very qoi't in Waterloo.
Yesterday a man saw a citizen there work
ina in his carrion with apventeen men bv
count sitting on tbe fence watching hinwl
OIL Till . . 1 1 1 !7
ioe miaaieoi-ineroaa msnaamus cane
will be appealed and arrangements are be
ing made for tbs argument of the same be-
m y-a -S tT
Lately. He has one of the tinest stocks ot f nrni-
ture in the valley. .
He has added Bahv Baggies to h b stock.
JuU call in and you will find that his prices are the
ALBANY CIGARS FACTORY
J.Joseph. Proprietor.
Would you feel perfectly
safe to put all your money
In a new bank? One you
nave Just heard of?
But bow- about an old
bank? One tbat baa done
business for over a quarter
Of a century? One that bes
always kept its prornieeB?
One that never failed ; never
' misled you In any way ?
You could trust such a bank,
couldn't you?
SCOTT'S
of
Bompkss Change. On account of ill
health Mr. Cal Burkhart bss sold his
harness shop on Broadalbin street to Mr.
A. E. Ketch am, who will hereafter ruo
it.
non-LlVER OIL WITH
HYPOPHOSPHITES Is jvet
like such a bank. It has never
disappointed you, never will.
It has never decoived you,
never will.
- Look out that someone
S does not try to xnaico you
invest your boaiui in a new
tonio, some new medicine
AT you know nothingf of.
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UC. M Sl.oo: III urugEi.i.
SCOTT DOWNE, ClwmUu, New York.
Judge Burnett wss in the city yester-
flT
E. L. Thompson of Portland, was in
tbe city today
Geo. B Hart has gone to Salem, left
Monday on bia wheel. Grant's Pass
Courier.
Charier Know lee, of the Perkins hotel,
rortland, has been in the city lor a day
or to.
Mr. Homer Craven, of Spokane, form
ly of tbe Albany bowling alleys, was in
the city todsy.
M. S. and Wat Monteith of Portland,
are in tbe city to a-tend the funeral of
V.a Monteith. .
Judge and Mrs. Wolverton, ot Salem,
came np this noon to attend the funeral
ol D. a. Mooteith.
C. H. Markham G. F. and P A. of tbe
Southern Pacific tor this division, has
been in the city.
Mr. and Mrs P. Cohen bave retnrned
from San Francisco where tbev went to
see their dsughter msrried.
Hon. F. X.Schoonmaker isacoonnced
to speak in Albany on May 5 under the
auspices ol the republican club.
A farewell reception ball was tendered
F. Co. and the hospital corps last even
ing, attended by a large number.
George D. Mart of Grants Pass baa
joined F. Co. and will go to the front.
tie arrived on a blcvcle last evening.
W. E. Si moo ton has succeeded II. L.
Keller, who joined Lis company at Ore
gon lay, as biokkeeper at tue nea
Crown Mills.
The Walla Walla Union of Tuesday
moraine Anril 28. ssvs: "Died in this
Mflll
Hir.m. infant sin of Hev. aud Mrs. b.
N.Ccodit.
Lient. Deo tie' is st Chstsncoga with
bis regiment. Lieut. Geary bss asked
lor active -rvice ana expects to oe or
dered to rejoin bis regiment. Gszette.
Pnl . Parker, of Walla Walla, who has
been at tbe Bay was in the city this noon
on bis way home to tell his son whether
he could go to Uuba to ngm tne epsu-iards.
The funeral of D. B. Monteith this af
ternoon was well attended hy very large
crowd both at the residence and the cem
etery. The floral tributes were many
and pretty ores.
Mr. Brunk, of the Occidental, received
a letter from diss, Schmidt stating that
he and his son Alba would return to uor-
vallis about May 15tb, Wm. will re
main at Skagwav as be has formed a co
partnership with A. w.Koee.m me com-
mitsion business. vwvauis u men.
Dr. G. W. 6ray, the pioneer dentist of
Albanv. who lias been in Saa Jose sev
eral yesrs, is contemplating returning to
Ainanv to reaina ana practice mm pruio
sion Elsewhere he advertises for bids
for the erection of a residence,' which
will be on the north side of bis property
adjoining tbe Congregational church.
Of tha hovs who left Corvallis. ed
neadav to loin tbe Salem company, all
were accented but two. Ju'ian McKad
den and Stitei. Tbey failed to pass the
Dhvsical examination, their lung expan
s.on below tne mars, ooiu uuya -
greatly dissppointed and are eager to try
Frank Giratd.
John Ham met
Sam Worrell
Frank Wire
t rl tndo Neelands
Walter McBride
Frank Jewell
Clyde cCl.iog
Ralpb Knapp
John Lindtey
Chas alUre
j Wilbor McCaoley
tsdmond Cyras
Willsrd Davis
Geo B Hart
Wm Tycer
Roy Holburt
John Goins
Wm Mathews
Mertice Ores
Grant Brattain
Lesley Viereck
Geo Brsce
Bert Bruce
Tbe Hospital Corps
tolioas:
A eg oa A Graham
Wm V Merrill
Jos E Torbet
D Webster Wight
Haos Hansen
J
X A G amber
. Ham Cl-vinger
Dc.MeClaog
Ben F Smart
Wm M Perry
Hubert Derrick
am Thrall
Fred Kover
Waiter Harris
Robert Steele
Sao lord Laselle
Roy Laporte
Marvin Tamer
Cassius Case
Ralph Chaplin
V G Bennett
Clarence Colvor
Fred P well
CO Beam
Henry Saltmsnb
Fred Wertbrook
C S Ham tab
Jerome La telle
-Frank Stellmaker
who went were as
SOCI4.L AND PERSONAL
The celebrated J. B. Sovereign is in
Portland
Mrs. Q. Propst bss been in Eugene the
guest of Mrs. David Link
Iair, Thompson, of the McMinnville
college, came on last evening; on his bi-
yle. - . .
J. R. Btewartaon,- a former Albany
butcher. La sold bis firm at Kingston
and will mqve to Sooth western Oregon.
Dr. D. M. Jones, of sodaville, is. in
the city today. The Dr will probably
represent Linn t-oonty in tbe text state
legislature.
Mrs. Jane Failing, of Portland, came
np last sight! called here by the denser
ous illness of ber brotber.in-law Mr. Cal
Burkhart.
Mrs. William Byals left last night for
Oakland, Calit. on a visit with ber son
Frank, who bas been a resident there for
several years.
A. S. McDjoild, oi Hariisbr rg, ooe of
Linn roontv's brat educators, candidate
on tbe onion tic et for county school
suparitttendent, is in the city.
Hon. O. H. Irvins.of McMinnville, re
publican nominee tor district attorney
came u from Sa'em last night snd stop
ped off at bis old home on bis wsy back
so McMinnville.
ZenasCoptland, of Ibis place bas re
ceived an appointment in tbe life-saving
service and leit for Cape A re go, Coos
ceuniv, last Tuesday, where be is as
signed to duty as a surfmao. Toledo
Leader.
J WD Woodcock nee 'been nominated
foe Sharif! by tbe Union convention of
Klamath connty He is a brother of our
b lend A O Woodcock, who is running
for circuit judge on tbe Republican
picket Guard. .
Ed. Mosber, who bs been employed
on the Bsldwin ranch in Csliornia,
baa retnrned to Oregon, eays the Rural
Sp'.rit. After visilirg bis parents at
Independence, he will get togetber a
stable of trotters ltd pacers for the cir
cuit here tbis year
Thomas Harlin, who will speak at tbe
court bouse tooigbt, and wbo resides) in
Wasco count, is tbe gentlemsn wbo
made the famous Csrlan Holbart speech
at tbe convention in Portland, the two
names getting mixed np. tie is a silver
republican.
i The fifteen college boys wbo am going
to belp whip the 5-Eiard of take care
of the wouoded were given a farewell
party at tbe roilege last eiening snd it
took until slier I o'clock to do tbe mat
ter np right Games were plaved, a
touch served sihI sooerhes msde Among
others Prof. Tori" fairly filled tbe air'
with American and Coan Hags and th
va res pond-M modesuv.
taither. f-r merle chief cterk as
tbe Siiets agenv, has iecived an order
transferring tim to tbe Yakima rgency
in Washington. Thetransmr is made
under the civil se -vice roles to which Mr.
Uaitber is soi'je t to Tbe assistant
clerk at the aki.ua igocy bas been
transferred to ii lets. Tbe t ranter brings
to Mr Gail her au additional $100 a year
salary, aod tbe Yakima agency is said lo
be a very piea-anl placK To:ed J Leader.
at T O
HOME AND ABPOAD.
Crescent Bicyc'e,'
Hopkins Brothers, agent..
Bent BlcyUe for tue money.
Will k Stark, iewe'ers.
2 pounds of crackers tor l5
Shaver's
Call at French's and see bis girdles from
IS cents up.
See tbe new girdles, tbe very latest, in
French's tbow window,
Xlelt and skirt supporters 5, 10 and 16
cents si F. M. French's.
Crescent bicycles at Hopkins Brother
for only 120, f 30, f 35 sod 160.
Freh seeds, two packa -es for a nicke? a
Stewart Sox Hardware Co' . -
Fresh seeds, two packages for s nickel at
Stewart ic Sox Hardware Go's.
Ci ackers are now way down in price,
call no C E Brownell for fresh ones.
Ladies long watch chains at low price i
at French's Jewelry store.
Order tbe beautiful Hf of Frances E.
Wil ard, by Anna Gordon, of Mrs. L. E
Blain.
Mr S I Shore has sold his snn 4 mi'es
northe-at ot Scio. Mr Jobs Brian of Suy
ton was tne purchaser. Tbe price paid
was ti 000 Saniam News.
WHEAT.
HI
Provisions,
Feed,
Etc.
Brownsville.
Emil W Howard
Marios B Marcejna
Lai her A Wiley
J O Booth
GeoKoife
II Turpi n
An Dr. Ellis as tnrgeon.
In tbe physical examinations in F. Oo.
Frank Stellmaker stood highest, being
marked 100. Ralph Knapp and bd
Stewart bad tbe greatest lung expansion,
each 6 ioshes In tbe hospital corps
Annus Graham. Emil W Howard. Lu
ther Wiley and Mr Booth wore each
marked ICO.
Alter making a formal enlistment In
the U . S service tbe members ol the
coropsnv will receive $13 a month, ot
tbe boepisal corps IIS. As 1st l.eotenant
of tbe new I Co. Mr Ptillips will get
1?5 a month. Tbe pay ot the csptaia
is tlx) a month.
Gov Lord has allotted tbe companies
and commands. Tbe organisation wilt
go as the first regiment. The. Albany
eomnanv sets tbe following dose:
Vo. l capuio.u. u.rictens; isi ueo
tenant. M D. Phillips: 2nd lieutenant.
W. 11. Henley; consolidated lrom uo.
F. and Co. G.. becond infantry
u oder t bis assignment the Albany and
Oregon City companies are consolidated.
and a- captain without a com
mission gets the place over Capt. Phil-
From the Times:
Dr.E E. Cable has deeded to locate
in McMinnville for the practice ot his
profeewioa. and is now at tbat place
making arranrements.
Wm Knapp, accompanied by his
mother and Mrs tii-Jer and daughter
Vena, went to Albany today to bid Ralph
Knapp good b before be takes bis de
parture with Uncle Sam 'a brave boys.
ALfebolse, eon of Rev. J M Shulee,
arrived Wednesday morning lrom Al
boanerane. N. M. He was a medical
student ia St Leu is, and on account of
overwork his health broke down, where-
qdoo be wrnt la ew Mexico He bas
beea there seven months and ia creatlv
imnroved in health He expects to na
ih his medical education at Boulder,
Colorado.
Bernard, a so called mao,ttyling bim
sett a "Hypnotist," billed the city to
give a performance at tbe city nan tuee
dav and Wednesday evenings. Ue did
not perform. His reputation had pro
ceeded bim. Ue i a bilk oi tbe worst
kind-ami Is entitled ton brick house
one brick at a time. Think of a man
beatinr a poor printer out ot 12 .5 5 He
treated the Arlington Hotel likewise.
He also necleeted to pay bis bills at Al
banv. Corvallis and Halsey. Look oot
for bim.
"" Chicago liOc for Msy, 95c for JoTjr.
New York HSe tor May, 102c for
Joly.
San Francisco 100c tor May, 103Je for
Deaember.
Liverpool 6c lower.
Albany 87c
List of Patents.
Granted to Pacific states inventor
inventors this week. Reported by C A
Snow & Co. patent attorneys. Wash
logic n, D. C.
Hiram R Alden, Portland, wave
motor; Cbas F Axelson, L-ie Angeles,
match igniting device; Daniel Best, San
Leandro, Cal. oil vapor traction engine;
Henry Braasch, Los Angeles, ballot box;
Ansel R Brsdeen, Seattle. Wash, rope
clamping book; Henry E runner, Jr. Kan
Francisco, trunk barbeas; WmCoomba,
San Joee. Ca1. weed cutter attachment
for cultivators; Cary S Cox, Fresno Co,
Cat, raieta seeder; Fred H Donaldson,
Garvanta, Cal, pnzxle; Cbas R ran kin,
San V ranciaco, steam trap ; James Hop
kirk. Oakland, Cal, single track railway
snd car; Board man J Lonmis, Los An
geles, key ; Ralph H McCanghey, Camp
bell, Cal, car coupling; Joeiah Perritt,
San Francisco, engine ; Franklin Smith,
Los Angeles, process of and composition
for preserving eggs; Cbas G White,
Woodiand Cal. pump; Geo H Williams,
Los Angeles, noo readable bottle; Wm
E U WLliams, San Fiancieco, electric
controller for gas regulators
For copy of any patent send 10 cents fa
postase stsmpe with date of this ps per
to C A Snow A Co .Washington, D C-
LEBANON.
From tbe Eiprtss-Advar.ce:
Cbas. Handle and family left y ester
day for Pans, Illinois, w here they will
hereafter reside.
Dr. Lamberson is anxious to go to Cu
ba as an army surgeon. Quite a number
of doctors have made application, and it
is not yet known who will get to go from
this etrue.
X. S.. Dalgleish and Family left yester
dsy for Mooeomin, Northwest Territory.
Mrs. Dalgleish will visit with her par
ents at that place until fall. Mr. Dal
sieish wilt after a short visit eo oo to
Hinooa Park, Indiana, to attend tbe
general assembly of tbe Presbyterian
church.
W E. Chandler of this city is well
nested oa the citv ot Hevaaa and her
toruhcatloos, it basing been ris lortooe
to spend a coopie of srecks in tbe city
svwral years ago.
btdnev D Allen and wife, of San Frar-
ctsco, are expected ia Lebanon in a tew
davs for a brief visit with Mr. acd Mrs.
J.8. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Allen and
wife are oo tbeir way to tatsru, wnere
be baa accepted a position.
A. W. and Webster Wight and L. A.
Wiiev (Republican candidate for county
school superintendent, are members of
the Albany militia company ana wiu
probable so to Cuba. J. C Booth re
cently joined Company C at Eugene as a
member ot the hospital corps, air-
Booth came down from Eooene tbis
morning to bid his folks good bye. Tbe
mtuiia boys ail go to roruana saturuay
Noto x to P-jSToaa. Tbe pastors ot
tbe citv are reooested to naee at the
Ooogiegational parsoagn Monday mora-
log at y :oU sharp.
Owing to the change in
prL'3 it. ia impoteible to
quote prices for any definite
time. ' '
We have the Hammond
Co. meats, lard, etc
Will al way s , quote prices -
as low as we can. , ' '
Albany Trading Go.
i5t and Baker Sts.
In attempting to walk from Spicer to
Lebanon J. L. Miller waa stitcken down
by another paralytic stroke last Wednes
evenmg. lie is now at ibe Scio Hotel in
a Terr precarious condition Santiam
ews.
Four Farms For Sale-
The foitowiag deairable farm are for sals.
Adurcas McMaster S bamil, 311 Wor-
ewte; block, fwuaad. t regoa, st
eal! oa C G Burkhart, Albany, Oregon, for
particalar:
1. 6 acres, one "nilm weak of Halaej, ia
the IJ L C of D W AlliaBB, ia See 13,
T 13. S R 4. W W M . 35 acres are etearad
aad ande calUvatio. ttm raiwdr beirg
eovered with small timber. Maddy Creek
thngh tbs proDerty There is
all orchard. Price $1300.
1. 80 acro .oa raila S of Browwrill.
h, tkm D L C of SudocI JohBM-t, im hVce 11,
Tl4.fR5, WWM. All cleared bad
G5 acres aader csJtivaiica, all fenced, ne
bsildugv. Price $1300
3. 255 acre, two si'e S of rVwwao
vi'ie, i- Sses 13 aad U, T 14, S R 3, W W
M. 120 aer s are kUUble aad tbe balance
ia hestawttod f jr pMtarage. 73 acreer
sadar crop, ia all feseed, has a got sap
ply of water, good beildiags and or-hrd
Pries f323Q.
4. 7S5 acrea. six a3es cart of Lebanon,
m S3C 15 aad 16, T 12, 8 R 1, W W M.
laia verv jod stoek farm, of which
aboat 100 acrea are tiilab'e. It ia well
watered, all feseed awd baa actsa fair
etldiags. Price $3500.
THE
th-W aad vet mim pleat type wtbs
maotifactured, the eonnmmation of tn
inveaters art. an eiprr.
after snug wan machisa, says. I eoa
cider tbe Yost Writing Machine far soper-
or oaay I bare yet nsed ysu at
DsMocaT See aad see one of the rype
writers tbat has to bave a perfect ai.igw-"t-
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Ah Tvpewnters snppae. oraero.
r. P.Scmss. Agent.
April Wisdom.
jon
A School Entertainment.
It the Central school building last
evening tbe pupus ot ne in ana o.o
grades gave an entertain neat tVst con
ferred ereat credit on them and tbeir
iMchtn. Miasea ftarner and Dunnam.
Tbe rooms fairly biased ritb nags and
Be sure that vour blood is pure.
an-.wtiia crood. vour digestKa pet fee
1 o ptinry yoar oiwu wiu w w jh-i
kaaith. take Hood's Sanaoanlia.
Thu mediriBe baa accompusoea remara-
.hl nrea f ail blood diseases, it is tne;
hu Pnra hlojd PurtSer.
llnod'a Sarsarwi la bas power to maae
vouweli by purifying and enriching jooi
hlood. snvtna van an app ue, ana unit,
mental and digestive strength.
If vou want good sewing machio
BMdlMaRdoU tret tnem of F-ench tb
eweler.
Eggs for Hatcning
at C E Brows!!.
lips with a three years commission, which I tbe boards were covered with American
is not appreciated at all in Albasy. Jnd Cubaq flags .nd the faces beamed
those who isuea to pass were ass.
pass
Blsckborn. Lewie Love. Herman ScMoel,
Jasper Wyman and Arthur Purdsm Jrona
diftsrent causes.
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sbsl Humphrey went over to the. 8 lett
vesterdav and arrested an Indian woman,
Mollis Johnson, on the charge of taking
linker noon an Indian reservation.
She was taken to Newport last night
where she wss to be tried todsy on the
charge. The arrest is the outcome of the
trial against a Newport patty some time
aso on the whisker to Indian charge.
She waa bound over to appear before the
grand jury. Toledo Leader.
A Latb Train. Tbe afternoon train
on the Lebanon branch is from jtwenty
minutes to one hour late almost, every
dav. It is getting monotonous to the
pu'blisto wait so long, and a petition is
being circulated to present to Superin
lenient Fields to see if things con oot be
adjusted s) the trsin will be on time oc
caaionallv. The train ia not near as reg
ular irfiiiinir in on uiua -
Hium alaire. whicn nas aoout ma muiw
disunce and a great deal worse roads.
Express-Advance.
ith natriotiaui .
-Tha orcxraui couiteJ ot a soot by
several girl, a well . performed piano
duet by Lillian Lanmng and brras
Walts, m recitation, TheModern Church,
bv Will McKillup. a vocal solo, sweetly
sung, by Gertie O'Srien, a well rendered
recitation or Ansia ticwara. a uriuiii
piaiiO sqlo ni-'irly performed, by Addie
bchitner, a diiiu recitation oy .unue
Cotlieb. a sooit bv Nellie Miller and
Mary Weetbrook, an address on bcotisnd
h ("Int. ") K. Momasna wlio told of tha
glory ot bis native land that land of
brave soldiers, schoiats, tree schools and
the father ot statesmen, tull of quota
tions aud hapov thoughts as we'd ss in
struction, a vocal nolo by Fred Twa7
sung tn a creilit-ble manner, a recna
lion by Russell Wallace, a piano solo by
Erma tvatts.a recitation oy r reo inomp
son and a song by a class ot school girts.
A display oi me worn oi tue pupus
spoke for tbe xcellent work being done
Clubbing Rates.
The San Fraonaco Weekly Examiner
iext veer wui givw to m -110.000
reaideore in Sn Franasco rent
ing for $00 a month, a $390 V. S. bood
i 600 zold nugget and hundreds of other
things, iiwaiip""' r
Wsxsxt Dwocbat for 2 W a year, wab
the Dailv Dkwocbat by mail for fs-.o.by
earner I5.TS. in advance- The Dsaso
k.t will order onlv on combination pay-
est
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oaseftbe nest paper in the Lnitew
Staws. aad the DocsuT paid ia advance
foeonljll T5.
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In the Valley.
OMIORK
. is Unsurpas-ed
In Oregon.
We have the best stock to
select from and our prices
are always the lowest, quality
considered
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Albany. ihe rrmr
some other examiuer Gazette.
1)1 F.I).
WILL. At the borne of his daughter,
Mrs. J. Woller, at MUDoaru, niurs-
day morning, April 28, 1S98, J. Will
.! 79 vears. of this city.
Ibe docessed has been a resident ot
th Willamette Valley for many years
but for tbe past two years bas made his
hnme with his son Geo. O, Will in this
citv. It wss while on a visit to Hub
bard relatives thst bis unlooked for de
miae occurred.
Deceased leaves four children
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reached fn that city. ' at 1 p. m. Friday.-Journal.
How We Sav It. Coughs cured for a
quarter, no ture no quarter, we are selling
lots ot our White Pine cough feyrup with
tar. because It isiu-i what we , sav it is.
give quick relief ant is higbli recomend
ed to core a deep sea'ed cough, Burkhart
Si Lee, Druggists
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