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VOLXXXIIl
ALBANY OREGON, PRIDA. MAY 13; 1898.
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AIM OPEN LETTER
To MOTHERS.
VE ARE ASSERTING THE COURTS OUR EIGHT TO
THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD CASTORIA," AND
"PITCHER'S CASTORIA," AS OUR TRADEMARK.
DR. SAMUEL' PITCHER, of. Syannis, Massachusetts,
the originator of "CASTORIA tha samn ihnt
was
nas oorne ana aoes noi
the facsimile signature cf
This is the original "CASTORIA" which has leen used in
the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty years.
LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is
the kind you have always bought - on the
and has the signciure of CaffMcAc wrap
per. No one has authority from me to use my name except
M Ch24T Cmpan' f Chas' H' etcher is President.
Do Not Be Deceived
Do not endanger the life cf your child -by accepting
a cheap substitute which sorife druggist may offer you
(because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in
gredients of. which even he does not know.
"The End You Have Always Bought"
- BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF
. Insist tin Having -The
Kind That Never Failed Toil
m ttmiu cumiii, ti aumut mur. swtM m.
Oregon Gas Light Heating, and Power Company,
Uheap Light For
Cheap Heat For
Cheap PoweK For
Correspondence Solicited.
DR. F I. A24SS, Pres. . A. H. FREERKSM, SEC
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PORrwfaoa
Preparing For the Battle!
of
Wheresaall it be d3n? Certainly where
bany College has claims in this direction thatall for closer investigation.
A Full College Training
U of coarse the best thin?. Bat Albany also
B jsinew College Course thl is inferior to
f all term open Bept 14, lSSfcS.
Wallace Howe Lee, A. M.,
Scenic v' Iin e-- Wq5
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HAVE YOU BEEN IN
Thomas Brink's
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Lately. He ba-i one of the finest stocks of Furni
ture n the valley.
He ha added Bahv Baceies to h s stock.
Just call in and y m
LOWEST
'ALBANY';;. CIGARi FACTORY
Ji Joseph. Proprietor, o
- nn cvpni
wravvcr.
Ihurch Ioas3 and Hotel
Church. Eoare and Hotel
Anything and Everything)
.' aw. '..
vamhi I jiU
Life
the beat preparation can be bad. Al
effers a superior Normal Course, and a
none in the state. Correspondence . invited,
President.
DENVER
RIO GRANDE
RAILROAD.
THE POPULAR THROUGH
CAR LINE FROM THE ww
NORTHWEST
EAST
-TO ALL POINTS
R C NK2HOU GoicrJ Aftat 5. K. HOOPER. C. P.4T.JV
WMfaar - K, PORTLAND, OSZ. PtBCVDt,COtA
Furnitui e Store
will find that his prices are the
THTJKSTJAY
COUNTY COURT.
(Qo. Barton, county Judg;
J 11. Water D. L.
vunt uomnuauonara.i
Id tbe matter of the application of 0
E Olark et al for county road, viewers
were appointed to assess damages.
In application of G G Jackson et a,
for county road, viewers were reappoint
ed.
In application of R C Pepperling et al
for county road, after a contest, viewers
wsre appointed.
Petition of M E Fugh for refunding
money paid on taxes continued.
Alex Sumpter was appointed thistle
commissioner at Crabtrse for one year.
Matter of application of C IF Swank et
ai lor county road, continued.
E Q Gilbert was appointed supervisor
oi dutrict 10, vice bilaa Key n olds.
H M Palmer resigned as judge of elec
tion. , .
Joun sumpter was appointed euper
vieor of diet. 4.
Bills were allowed as sollows :
ROADS AND BR'.DGES.
6tew9rt A Sox 41 60
S A Nickersoo.. 65 10
Or Tel Co 6 45
El Light Co.. 20 00
Meyer Bros 2 00
Accocsrr poor.
Aid J W Cox.... 6 00
Aid Alberts S 00
S M Daniel, aid Barnard. Hock'
enburg, Moser, 8tellmaker IS CO
Aid Henry Myers : .' 4 00
" I Doleman and wife b 00
' Samuel Keith 6 00
Jas Laree 4 00
Mrs Junkin 5 00
" Mrs Streithoff 8 00
Mr Bo wen 6 30
" Mrs John Hodges 4 18
' Mr Gillock CO
" Mrs Sluaher 5 00
" Frank Rosencrants per mo., i 00
Alma Vail ..; & 00
A Procknow 3 25
B F Sanders 14 Off
Henderson 10 00
J M Owen ; 70
Hughes & Troutman 3 63
Dr Trimble, qr salary 25 00
E A Schiflier 1 58
B F Ramp 400
Burkbart & Lee 6 10
P W Spink. 9 00
David Tor bet. for indigent soldiers 20 00
O P Cosbow 1 J
LncyBjers .-. 27 00
XISCELULXKOC.
Geo D Barton, county ju Jge. . . .
O B Montague, clork
100 00
166 65
166 65
150 00
S3 85
50 00
50 00
N 00
16 00
1 00
5 00
13 60
16 00
2 50
5 0
M C Game, sheriff
D F Hardmao, recorder
P G Morris, treasurer
R Wbeeler. superintendent
K B Montague, deputy clerk
A Lewelling, " sheriff. . .
John Usher, Janitor
PF Brunk, C H
Dr Trimble. acct insane
Oragt Joe Raymond
Phil Kilter, deputy shenR
VV E Robinson, bounty
J J Whitney, aeet insane
A Monkers, as deputy sheriff...
M Ludwig, jail
5 09
J Gradvobl,
Peoples Press, printing.
B A Stafford, assessor
ETFiscer. surveyor .
CH Burgraff, aeciO H...
b Keebler, re Bute ux
Albany Water Co
T J Stiles, postace.....
Alex Sumpter, as supervisor. . . .
Oregon agt los tUymord, pre ex.
E--..W tt.k.. '
" Ben Mills, " .
" Frank Simpson " " .
C W Cobb, rebate tax
Oregon agt n m truer ick, pre ex
ter as tnisue supet
14 00
, acct sheriff 5 00
, board prisoners &7 00
i Procknow .acct poor 2 CO;
, acct poor ...... 7 OUl
Fred Dawson , acct poor and et-
tionarv 18 VO
MU W & Turner, roads & bridges 1 1 00
Geo D Barton, " " 2 60
D L Curl, as commissioner.' 6 00
I M Waters. ...... 10 40
Court adjourned.
WbbsThkv RxrrRX. Some believe
that when tbe militia boys return tbey
will be retained in tbe service of the V.
but an army officer declares on the
contrary, that the militia will be dis
charged after the war ice voyern
ment will not care, be tbtnas, to keep
up such a big sundin army. Tbe sol-
A arm flt.n r.tnrn tA t K.i r hmnM.
The v cannot enter the national guard!
again, however, without re-enlisting
under the law of the state, the rame as
new recruits. Register. .
Cibcc-v There is is to be a circus in
ntonigbt. it win einiou on me
grounds between tbe depot ana tne
brewery. Tbougb not a large one h is
well SDoken of aa an athletic and tumb
ling performance, with some good novel
ties.
Dr. J. L. Hill returned last night from
Oregon Citv, where be de'ivered an ad'
diess before a middle-of-the-road eon.
vention. They have also pot a middle-
of-the-road ticket in tbe field in Clacka
mas county.
China has declared her neutrality in (be
Spanish war.
The state teachers association wilt meet
n Xiewjort, beginning juiy u .
. t i o .i : 1 t nn
A IW3 HUUPJ UW OUUSIIC. wcitiipciUB
to Dr Rill of this city, occupied b Jacob
Franc, was burned last tuna ay. L088
about 9500. No inturance.
The railroad division, which was recent
ly chaoged from Roseburg to Riojles, has
changed bacs. This probaoly settles tbe
railroad division permanently, ana cu-
irene will undoubtedly have to get along
without a freight divmon. ueginter.
Arranstments are being made for an
oratorical context at the college. Tbe pre
liminary content wiil be bad at tbe cbapel
on Friday evening May 20, wbeu about
bve young ladies will be selected tor lte
principal contest. It will be open to the
public
WtiafShall
i Be Done
FOR TUB DELICATE OIRL I
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You have tried iron and i
Other tonic. But she keeps
cafe and thin. - Her sallow 1
f complexion worries you. Per-
naps sne nas a u V
coucfh also. Her head aches i
and she cannot study. Give her
sccirs EE'::s!ca
The oil will feed her wasting-
Ww i the. o-lvcerine will soothe,'
I her cough, and the hypophosj f
vioor to her nerves and brain,
Never av vou 44 cannot ,
take cod-liver oil" until you-I
have tried Scotfs Einulston.
You will be obliged to change
your opinion at once. Children
especially : become very fond
of it; and infants do not know
when it is added to their food.
joe. and 1 1.00 ; all druggist.
SCOTT & BOWNE.Chnr.Uu, Nw York.
469 oaJ
6 50
A9 41
15 Of
6 te
14 00
13 50
50 70
19 70
12 40
5 00
17 10
io on
WHEAT.
Chicago the highest yet, 150o tor May,
98o for July.
New York a holiday.
8an Francisco 100c for May. lOlo for
Dec.
Liverpool 3.6o higher.
. Albany 85c.
A Green Farmer.
The Portland Tribune baa the follow
ing item regarding t Marion county
farmer's experience while in the metrop
olis:
"Monday afternoon. John Lemacher.a
farmer, who Uvea on the outskirts of
Salem, and ctr.e to Portland last Satur
day on a pleasure trip, reported to the
police that he had been robbed of 9600
catn and papers which were verv valu
able. He stated that he had gone about
the city tor some tew hours alter bis ar
rival, and. at last met a negro, who
claimed that be bad known him at
Salem.
"The negro stated that as be was thor
oughly acquainted with tbe different
places of amusement, it would be well
for Lem archer to entrust his person and
inadvertantly bis ioeeMions to Aim, as
tne city was lull o! thieves, etc. Ttiis
vas done, but it was only tbe cash that
tbe negro seemed to car (or, and be left
Lamarcher suddenly to care tor himself,
minus bard earned savioes.
. "The police recognised tbe negro by
nis description as an all-round crook
named Russell, and Chief Clohestv im
mediate! v wired to the surrounding cities
a mil description oi Kutsell, witb orders
to arrest and bold liiai. A telegram from
Seattle yesterday abated that be was cap.
tared there and Dete;tie Reilv was
immediately sent to bring him back."
Opinions of the Press
Concerning Mrs. Mary Lease, of Kan
sas, who will be in Albany, May 18:
If any man would know tbe manner of
tbe woman reformer wbo bails from the
broad plains o '"temperance and human
ity-loving, eunny Kansas," let bim read
Mr. Lease speech at ashineton. If
tbe reader is not thrilled by the throb,
bing eloquence and rhetorical beauty as
as well as by tbe moral intensity of tbst
address, he may never hope to be
moved by noble speech. Review of Re
views, New York and London.
tier tall form gave her a chance to send
her powerful voice to tbe fa-tbest rim of
tbe crowd. Sbe spoke with majestic
force which enthralled it crowd
Boston Globe.
The embodiment of wit, eloquence and
utter fearlessness. New Forum, St.
Louis.
She is undoubtedly the ablest woman
orator on the American platform today.
Let everv one turn out aud bear, rerard-
less of politics.
LLiss Cotntt S. S. OovtvTtox. T6V
antual convention of tbe Sabbat bv
Schools ot tbe connty will be held in
Brownsville on Toeedavand Wednesday.
May 24 and 25. The officers of tbe asso
ciation are Kev. McKillop president,
Mrs. F. H. Porter secretary and treasur
er, and Mrs Kev. Uond record. o g
retary. Tbe program indicates tbe pi
pect of an inteiesung convention.
Cant. M. D. Phiilipe baaceen appoint
ed a member of tbe court of discipline at
Camp jLicNioley.
Mr. and Mrs. Sommervire.ot Portland,
are in the city tbe gueeuof Mrs. Otto
Lee and Mr. Ed Blodgett.
General Woodford will be given a big
rereptioc on his arrival in New lork
He will be emitted to it.
Mr. and Mrs. John Conner came op
this noon from Portland to attend the
funeral of Calvin Burkbaru
' W R. rJlain has rented the west of
be Mclwain stores and is motnog into
tit with bis stock of cloibins and nov
eitiea.
Mies Winnie Chambertin returned
this morning from San Francisco where
sbe ba been attending Hopkssa Insti
tute during tbe past winter.
D. T. Pitcbford and wife, ot Scio. who
went to bout ben Oregon for tbe benen
of tbe tatter's health, utve teturne
home, much benefitted by tbe trip.
A. S. Dresser, ot Oregon City, andl
rrank -Uavey, of balem, came np lb if
noon and will sptak at the court house
tonight m plan o! Hon. r. X. bcbaDU
maker, wbo was called east yesterday by
.. . j.
V C. G. Rawlings retained this noon
from Dyea. where he went last Decern
ber.with a foil beard and bronzed by tbe
rortnern wind, tie is glad to be back
in Alhanv. and pivna ..ImiiI th ninal
Voort of tha Aluka crass.
Dt. Adams today has been moviog in
to nis new otnees jut sontb of tbe post
office block, where be will have one ot
tbe finest dental establishments in tbe
valley. He will reside jnst west of the
tereck residence, near his offices.
O. E. Sox, agent for tbe Mutual Life
Insurance Co., has been notified that bis
company will write insurance for any
one enlisting in tbe U. S. service with
out extra cost, it they are to remain in
tbe U. 8 , if i bey go out only ten per
cent will be added.
Not a Spaniard.
John II. White called at the Dax ocaa-i
office this morning and said he was tbe
man who was ejected from Millor &
Turner's livery stable Wednesday even
ing, and he wishes to deny emphatically
that be stated that he was glad the Maine
bad been blown up. He Uaists tbst be
mplr raid tbe Maine should never have
been sent into Havana harbor ia the first
piase. White is a native of Pennsylvania,
baving been born in that elate in 1852.
He says tbst be bad a nephew on tbe
Maine, who was killed, and has another
on the Boston, and that he is thoroughly
loyai 10 tne stars and stripe Tbe
trouble with White is too much whiskey
tie nas oeen so thoroughly soaked th
he hardly knows what he does say. U
is tramping towards Portland, and ba
uardiy been in Albany an hour befoi
being pnt ,n the calaboose. Mr. W
sober may be a pretty good man, but
wben full tbe aopearances are against
him, as they are against sll intoxicated
men.
Was Abrestbo. At Salem fis leade
of the circus band and the Leondor cir
cus dissolved partnership, tbe leader
retiring. In the dissolution Theodore
Leondor took charge of the drum aud a
suit of clothes aod brought them to Al
bany. The band leader claimed they
were his property and a warrant was tel
egraphed to Sheriff Gaines for the arrest
of Leondor, which he did at once and he
was tasen to oaiem. ibis morning for
trial. Tbe men here claim that the
charges cannot be made to stick against
Leondor.
Th Mcbterino Is of tbe companies
at Portland as U. S. soldiers beean this
morning at 8 :30 o'clock . A good deal ot
interest is being takeu in this city as to
i in j . .. . .
wuo win pan reaay icr tne duties tbst
will follow. Private letters indicate
that some of the boys are well pleased'
witb the prospects and bad rather go If
niacna man not,, in laci inai luey are
rather anxious for the experience. J
What'Dr A E Salter Says.
Buffalo, N Y, Gent: From my
personal knowledge, ga'ned In observing
the effect of your Shlhh's Cure in cases
of advanced Constipation, I am prepared
to say it is tbe most remarkable fieuiedj
that has ever been brought to my atten
tion. It has certainly saved many from
Consumption. Sold by Foshay& Mason.
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WI1EA
Mr. Letter continues to have the wheat
market by tbe borns. 'Today's quota
tions are as sens.tiona's those of yester
day. W
Ohicaso 149?,'o for May, JOlc for July.
New Yrrk 144c for May, 109, for July.
San Francisco 105o for. May, lOOo for
July. "i -
Liverpool 2 . 4c b igher.
Albany 85c.
For Recorder.
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Mr. E. O. Neat, the (fnlow nominee tarA
ine oiuc of county recorder, is a gentler,
man eminently qualified to fill the posi4
tion in the proper manner. Both as al
scholar and clerically he is well fitted for(e,
uv puamuo- wr, iei came ii urrson
in 1889. about nine years a no. and has
conducted himself In a manner to give
him an excellent reputation among the
people, ll baa taught acboo! lor a nam
ber of years, in which avocation be stood
well. He is a steady, reliable gentleman.
possessing tbe health and industry, as
well as tbe clerical ability for keeoinffthe
recoras up-to-date as ttiey sbuuld be
kept.
Dresser and Davcy.
A. S. Dresser, of Oregon City, and
Frank Davey, the Tribune's Salem ror-
repondent,spQk at tbe opera bouse last
night to a fsir sited audience. Of course
tbey proved the fact that the republican
party had always been wrong on the
money question until tbev established
the single gold standard theory, and that
ali tbe present "prosperity" i doe to the
republicans. Mr. Davey devoted some
time to Mr. Kincaid and Mr. King. He
accused tne latter of helping to hoi 1 np
the legislature and Mr. Kincaid of try
ing to run things ia an executive man
ner Those who remember tbe proceed
ings ot the hold-up legislature wilt not re
member seeing Mr K ing's name used in
connection witoitatall.snd the manner
n which Mr Kinoai-I has displayed ex
ecuuve authority hai been by refusing to
Issue warrants to railroad commissioners
wbo are no entitled to them aad protect
ing the state generally against tbe in
roads of grasping officials.
Tbe Sbake'm Up Quartet, now com
posed o: Messrs. Merle, n are, Concklm
ind Nelcoo, furniahed campaign none
'or the meeting.
Death ot Jacob Kces.
Jacob Kee. one ot tbe best ku-iwn
inn county farmers and pioneer. d:el
tiis tortnooa, at bis home this side of
Lebanon, at thesdvanced agsof 78 years.
after a Itocennc illnea of several
VMr. Kees came to Oregon ia abofil '47
taking Uj a D. L. 0.' Through grt
frugality be accumulated a arg proper-
ty, mostly ia money aod botvde. and died
worth probably orer $!0.0 0, tbe richest
Loa eoanty farmer. He-lew v a wife
and bo children, but a number oi ;e)a
Uvea. Alhany No. 6
A Ranch ot Vigilant was orgtnuJ tj
Mr. J r. McUenry at tbe new Macca j
.bee hall last night, aad this place will be
their home.,. Tbe officer elected were:
Past leader, W. E. Rich; leader. Ilea
ry Hopkins; 1st S. P., Mrs. Woodin;
1st P. A.. Hamer J. Philips; cne.
Louis Viereck : riakoholder. S M. Ra'a-
ton; 2nd S. P., Mrs. W R.BiIyea; scou1
U,
Prav; fnsrd, M8. T. J. Uopko.;
, J. L. Hill; board ot approver Mrs
-. iee.nrs. l. irving and a. iv. p.hi-j
Tbe Maccabees will meet in tbeir new
all tor tba first time tomorrow night,
ben a full atteadaace is expected.
E.L Brvan of Philomath, union can
didate for county judge of Benton coun
ty, was in tbe city yesterday afternoon.
Tbe Mas-esioe Clob will meet with
Mrs. P. A Young tomorrow at 2 p m ,
prepared for aa excursion on wheels
after violets.
Cyclone Davis, of Texas, "ill pass
through Albany tomorrow morning for
Portland, and will stump tbe state in
tbe interest ot tha union ticket.
Miss Avs Baltimore left this morning
on a several weeks trip to different part
of the state, intending to visit Astoria,
Portland and The Dalles, among other
places before returning home.
Tbe Girls Military Club will meet to
morrow afternoon in tbe W. C T. U.
ball at 3 o'clock, and every Patur Jay af
ternoon at that hour. All girls are re
quested to attend.
Rev. J. 11. Cornwall, a resident I
Sodaville for several months, aod who
wrote several excellent Bryan poems
two years airo. is now nastDr of a cburcn
at Fulton, a suburb of Portland
Cornwall ia a pioneer of IMS.
James McCain, the new P. M.. took
possession of the office Monday. Miss
Lena McCain, daughter of the present in
cumbent and Mia &tell Patlv. former
assistant under Mr. Harding, are on duty
1 tbt new assistants. McMinnvilla T.
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Tbe Miases Stewart, Page, Morris,
Harkoess, Alexander, Hopkinr. Ai ec,
McCoy, foshav. Merehalland Henton,
ot Albauv collese lelt on the Ruth this
mornina for Salem, to attend a meeting
. . 1 x ,11 j 1 . . a. u I. U X
to convene at Willamette tonight. I
The administration is fsvonng news
oarer men cenerally in making appoint
menis. T. u. itum, recenuy appoinwa
pofetinaster at Oakland, Oregon, has het n
a resident of the state only a year, and
there were many applicants for the pos-'
itionrold timers. Ruth is editor of the
Gazette.
Prof, and Mr. lohn Fulton start for
Washington, D O , tcmorrow. Prof
Fulton has leen g.-anted abaeuce leave
by the board to do special work in tbe de
part ot agriculture at Washington. His
special study will be advanced organic
chemistry, and chemistry of the soil, lie
will visit also uorneu university ana per
haps studv new methods and develop
menta in the science of chemitt-y there.
Mr. and Mrs. r uiion expect to be east
four or Bve months. Corvallia Gasette
Prof. Fulton once resided in Manila sev
eral months. He says it is a healthy
place.
' Tux Cmcus Leondor's circus gave a
performance on the grounds near the de
pot last evening. It Is a small affair,
without horses, but the program is in
teresting and well carried out. It con
sists of tumbling, mat work, statuary in
Greek costumes, a 6 ne flying ladder act.
first clsss coutortiouist and plenty of
clown business. Another performance
will be given tonight. Tbe admission is
life and 25c .
W bat nleaiure is there in life with a head
ache, coustipation and billousnes'- Thous
ands experience them who could become
firfectly healthy by u.in De Witt's little
mIj Riser famous tittle pit's,
J. A, Cummiog.
WHEAT. ,
Chicago 170, closed at 167c for May,
Julyl06j8'c. t
New York 160 for May, U3c tor July.
Ban Franci-co lt;3c for May, 100c tor
iei'emner
Liverpool unsettled and 3Wc higher.
Albany 85c. ; .
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
Airs Amelia Kleinberg and son. oi
fciienstrurg, wash., ag I j the city, tbe
guest oi-ter latter Mr, U Senders.
Mrs. Wr J. Orfel of Spokane, arrived
in the city on a visit the guest of her
parents Mr. and Mrs. E,,A. Parker.
Mr. Frank Watsoq anil wire of Albany
arrived last evening - Tbey came part
way on their bicycles. Newport News.
Co'aC D E and F of the regulars of
Vancouver, will pass through Albany to
nlgbt on tbeir way to the I'rt.idio near
Sao Franciaco.
F.P. Kelley, formerly of the Red
Crown mills iu this citv. hu htwn an.
pointed adjutant in one of the Portland
1 lr. M. II. El i-of Ibis citv baa bcn
nonorea oy being appointed regimental
surgeon of the Uregon VolonUiers, an
nonor bis many Albany friends appreci-
Maltt-colt was at Alsea last Mooday.
m psopie mere received news
or fey victory and did not finish
ceie-irating until midnight. They kept
Judge J I. Whitney, of Albany, wil!
address tbe people of Liocoln county ne
on tbe political iaaoes of tbe day at To
ledo on Mooday et ening. May 9, at 8
o'clock p. m., and at Sileis oa Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
A. B Hammond. Generai Wan...
Curtis and Superintendent MeGnire. of
1 1. . 1.1am. f. , : 1 1 . .. .
.u.,vH. . viuuivw iwi Tur railroad,
leit tr.i morning oo a special train for
Portirnd. At Goble tbev a 111 -mt th.
general superintendent of the Northern
raciac, where (be new time card nt
other deuils will be gone over for using
tbe Northern Pacific track between
Uob!e and Pot tland. Astoria Sews.
MiJJlc-of-thc-RoaJ Petition.
Petitions with sixty names were filed
with the county clerk yesterday aftar
ooca asking for the placing of the names
of the ticket nominate! at Lebanon, gen
erally known as the middle of tbe road
ticket, oo the ballot Ht the Regular Peo
ple's Party nomination, aod under tbe
provisions of the election law the same
will be dans The Signatures of the pe
titioner , according to the word of that
familiar with the politic of the men.
cotisit of f rty to forty-five republican
and fit seen to twenty middle of-tbe-road
poputieU, . fact that aoeak fo- iielf
tteiow ia a list of the came aad thoae
acquainted witb t :e men may do then
own figuring:
! A ttneb. J L Hill, A O Storm, D W
Hardtn. J A Lamberaoo. G Loveiee, Geo
iiiiea, K M Barr.J H W bed bee, J F DeU,
r E t handier, G W Rice. John Nichols.
i; reei-ier, t A Swann. G w Daggett.
V E Harden. V C Peteraan. R.n F
iodge, F A Nickersoo. E BoIr. J M
C ran Jail, a I Crar.dall. L H Baker, F M
Thompson. T Arre-t, J C Msy, A fenny.
" r Martin, M tv ua'ker, John Car
roll, Gorge RandaH. il K ICrieno. P
Le-iia. J W Wilson. Jos Maver. WO
Myers, EC Jsckfoo. M D Hogan. J R
Smith, Geo W Taylor, Jchn Doige.OC
mo. A II Booth. Geo Rot. C A Blud
relt. F M Gatt, Ed Allen. TF Hickman,
i D frock, A F Ayers. W S Pound. I P
Rove. I Govro. A Holt. G Wertx, T I
Chesbir, C A Uerringtoo.T J Plaster.I C
Duedali.
.Mr. Gradnhols Account of It.
Aiar, Or., May 7, 1S9S.
To rax Cn-usss or Aiaaxv :
I .bought I wnald inform tbe citizens
of Albany in regard to our meeting we
Lad witb Mr. Alfred Stillmaa. tha man
ager ot the Pacific Coast Underwriter
Association, tbat I was there witb the
balance ot tbe inauranca agent of Al
hany, and tbe first question Mr. Etillman
was asked ia regard lo tba trouble was
what piOfOi'ioo be aad to make ia re
gard to tbe raise of IS per cent Insoraaca
rate ia the city of Albany. Mr Sullmaa
trld ns tha only way he could sea was
to have tbe ciiiiens ot Albany have tba
citv cooncil repeal tha oidmanrea of li
censing the it surance agents 460. The
niniil iiicuiuiiuchhii JU. a am i
extra 15 per cent ou the insurance policy.
mat ia tne on:y way tbe matter caa be
settled and if Ibe city council does'nt re
peal tbe law tbe 15 per cent will be en
forced. One ot our agent aeked Mr.
btiuman it tbe ordinance would be re
pealed it the insurance com pan ie would
reduce tbe rates. Mr. uliman told ns
tbat be could not make any pro-ruse, and
all thst he could say wa that we would
bave a new survey about tba 1st ot Au
gust, aud some insurance might be high
er ana some lower, according to location.
but be want us to understand that the
questions which we asked bim bad noth
ing to do do with our trouble which ex
ists, and tbe only way be could see at
present was that the cut council re Deal
the ordinance which ia in force now, that
woold settle all tbe trouble, which be be
lieves would bo a benefit to the citiaeos
ot Albany in general.
As l bave been la tbe insurance bust
ness in tbe city of Albany tor about 20
year. 1 bop the cituens in geneial will
insist on tba city council repealing th
license ordinance oo insurance agent
Aa tbe expense of the agents is to be
taxed on the man who h.s his pro petty
insured, which i already high enough
without addiog tbe 15 percent additional
-premium . 1 ramain
1 Your Truly,
A Bravs Bov. While playing near
the stream in South Independence, wbicb
ia tno-tiy back-waters from the Willam
ette, last Saturday afternoon, little Etma
Milliard fell into tbe stream, which, at
that plr-ca, is eight or ten feat deep. It
teems that there was a log layina across
the stream at this ilaeand little John
nie Ots-e, only six years old, climbed out
oa Ui log and got tha little girl by the
haad aud pulled her out. We think this
is quite a bit of pluk for a child ot that
aan. Enterprise.
Finsd25. Justice II. A. Johnson to
j bsy imposed a fine of 123 and costs upon
TheoJor Leondor who was arrested at
Albany Thursday nigbt charged witb
larceny of a bass drum. The man was
given a trial at 9 a. m. and was found
guilty. Leondor is connected with the
clcus aggregation that was in this city
Tuesday and Wednesday and his arrest
is-the result ot the partial diabandment
of the show company here and the subse
quent dicpute ss to the division ot the
com piny 's belongings.- Journal.
Children and auUs tortured ty burns,
scald, injuries, eczema or skio diaeases
may nernra instant relief bv using De
w itt'a W itch Hiol Salve It ia the reat
Pile remedy. -J. A, Cummins.
If you want good sewlntr machine
needles and oil set them of French tb
eweler.
One car load tt lhoinix Bieycli gone
already ana another on the road.
Ro mtmkt thm laod fmrf. . -
wholw oaae, aa4 aWltel a.
FOYQER
Absolutely Puro
tMVAC SMONS wlMfBsV MVWnim
HOME AND ABROAD.
Bur Smiley 'a
Clan
Printing. . i
Crescent Bicycle,' '
Hopkins Brother, agent. '
Beat BfcyUs fort e motey.
Wiil8tark. jewe'ers.
2 ponada of 'Tacker for 15c at T (1
haver '
Call at French's aad see his audi from
15 cents op.
Uelt and skirt supporters 5, 10 and 15
cent at F M. French'.
Cmcent biryclea at Hopkins Brother
or ooii J, f and J-VJ.
Freeh areda. two packa.e for a nkket a
Ste-art A x Hard ware Co'.
Freb sed. two package for a nickel at
Stewart k Sox sraware Go's.
Crackers are now way down ia price,
call om C E Browuelt for freh ones;
Ladies long wmen chain at low price
at French lew-lrr .tore.
The annual co. a apm-nt of tn GAR
and ladies aocietiea will be held at Tbe
Uallrs begmKing May 17. -
The terenl caadidale cards printed by
c-mitrj are mpM- or c:ean pnatins, such
as he is well rquipped aad able fo do.
Mrs Vier-c-k's Ice Cream ParUra .)
Sammer UardVn are opened for the season.
we ueucious ice r am aad ice m
soda.
The Albany crchestra will
soother owe of toerr soccessfal dance at
tbe Opera bOUa 8 tarda evening t v.
aod enjoy yc- r f SpecUtora 10 caofs if
tea gtiary.
Tbe oad oil meeting of the Eart
Wii!amett6 A-mc to of Coagreg-ationa!
chore L wU c .T-re at WiiiarJ. Marion
or-unty. M'j iu - i il. Tte dutrkt of
tbu aasociati -a i .lales C ac'satni, M
rtoa aad Ui.i 'ou i. an-1 mo-ig Uow
ao tbe prthfTtm ar D Y Poiiag aad
i- V Hofro. ..t
An Ipworthlan Event.
A sub diiri.-t rally of the Kpworth
League was h-S I Ust eveutog at tbe M
B. church Bt-i-- a Urge number
from Albaay ttiere were present nine
teen from Shnttt hraded b Rev. W B
Moore ao-J ti e pie-ident, Mr. Crome
ar.d several Irai Br rnn!!e, Lebanon,
Haleey, C-Yvallis, Buenr Viita and Jef
ferson. The church was profusely and Ustily
dscorated witn fl and bunting, the
sura and stiipe and the Coi-an fbg fao
ing tbe audie-ca. hi- aa eagle perched
proudly upon he pulpit held tbe Ameri
can fl in h: betk. There i pa-
uiotic appearance to everylbing, even
Ibe bright countenance -t the Epworth
un young men and women, glowing
with loyalty
A pleasing a I too imprompta pro
gram was rendered, with Mias Margaret
Geisendorfer, dirtrict president la the
chair. Beeidee singing, led by the M.
E choir, mostly of a patriotic character,
there wa a rewdiog of the 1st Psalm,
lead by Rev. V. U Moore, of Sbedd,
prayer by Dr ire, a mding oi an ar
tide oa pwor-iaua ia Iodia by Joseph
Ralstoa, tbe reading of a war poem by
Melvtlia Wire, a I written paper oa
Cuba a a mi- too beld by Mias Sim peon
oi Lebanon, tba readioa ot a statistical
paper by Mrs, Rev Moore, oi Sbedd,
showing that here are 17,000 chapter
and 1 600, ax) Epworthiaos in tba U. S ,
a reading by Miea Ciara Gard aad tbe
passing of ttic following treeoluttoa ia
trod need by M:sa Eva iiimpaoe:
Waraaaa, We hare the great honor of
having sent tram our various league
noble young m.a'wbo at tbe call of tbeir
country hare con lorth to "lilt np" the
. . .. . k..
tha oppressor. Ireavberou Spain, there-;
lora be it j
U solved. That we send to oar boy ia
Mc&iaiev camp tbe greeting at this rally
and tbe aseuraaca ot oor earnest, live
and continual prayer for their weilfarti
Miss bimpeoa gave tba name ot tnl
aioaay cpworui "ueagua woo nave gone
to tbe war as Jos. Tor bet, rrak ire
and Emit H ward. t be Corvall is League
sent Mr Galligherand Mr Becker, tbe
Brownsville League Mr Vard Bennett,
and Lebanon Joe Booth.
A social folio ed seasoned by aa ex
cellent lunch nicely served. During the
evening tbe oissee Shnlaa
ville were beard ta a vooi
of Brovnt-
duet which
received a hearty encore.
Tbe affair was a great Epworthian
soccesa.
- Linn County's Share. "
Setrctarv of State Kincaid has appor
tioned aad i;itied warrants payable to
the treasurer ot each county in Oregon
for tbe United State five per cent land
aaaee lund ui-ler act of the legislature
assembly approved February 1, 1MJ3,
found on page ihrea of the session law
ot Oregon n( 1893 - Ttie total amount
paid over by the U nited States this year
to th state ot Oregon is 08, which
haa been apportioned among the coun
ties according to the era of each county.
According to the law this apportionment
should have been made by the Secretary
of State on the tirt of Ma-ch, but tbat
could not be done because the money was
not received until a tew d-tys ago. Tbi
money mu-t tie used only for the purpose
of improving, building anJ maintaiog
county roads and bridge Tba amount
apportioned to Linn county ia 1U 13.
Walter Lvou in his account cf the
Gser meeting at the Bay telegraphed the
Oregonian ; "Mr. T. M Richardson
brought a b i load ot people from
Newport and Yaquina." The joke line
in the fact that T M. Richardson is tha
name of the steamer running between
Newport am) Yaquina.
NOCL'RE-NO PAY.
Th -It Is il or v '! dm isin !!
ottoVE's r t-rt-iLts- chill t nic
for Malnru Oi.ila and I'evsr. It la
imply Iron -! Q linlu - in a usteltwa
r- rra. .'nu v t. in i,w oraur i
to b. ter, n ' - rol34 M 51
How We Say It. Coughs eui-ed. for a
I quarter, no lur n i quarter, we are selunu
low ol our ns rine cotign syrup im
tar, because it i just what we say it is.
n-i-es auick reift and is btanit reoomend-
ed to cure a dap seated cough, Burkhart
St Lee, Drug - 1st ,
TO CURE A COLD IN ONK DAY.
' Tit Lit ii a 4 li-uai'Taole!
All Or an t rju il I'll iu tusy If It fait
o Cur - 86n.
To Cor CuuiaUoa roravar.
Take Cascareia Caudv Cathartic too ortSo.
It C C. C full tocur. UruBiii.i n-funU tno&ey.
' LEBANOX.
From the ExpreM-Advant.
. Osborne leturned Tuesday from a
visit to Illinois and other state . Four
families from Oklahoma, all related to
Mr. Osborne,came witb him and will lo
cate ia this county. ' "
I. G.McCuIly left this mornln ,.
Mill City, where he will act as bead
bookkeeper for tbe 8ntism Lumber Co.
for a few months.
W. C. Westlake. of California, ptir
chased five csrlosds of hay in this vicini
ty, and all but one carload baa been
shipped. '
Four republican candidate, Messrs
Kelly. Winn. Yao Winkle and Red field
are in our citv today; also D.F. Hard
man , county recorder and chairman , of
ioe republican county eentral committee,
w neat went np to 87 He in lets place
tne nrt ot tbe week. Hoa. J, K. Weatb
erford bad 250 bushels in tbe Lebanon
warepoose wbicb be sold at the top
price.
Mr Hushes, ocr -inierorinn-r electtic
ugai man, na procured tbe latest im
proved globes for tbe stn-et ligbu. e
believe this is tbe first town in tbe state
to reoetve tbeaa tew glooes.
A. B. Wo'-din, president of tbe Albany
ouuaiogana. m! asaociauoa, u in
Lebanon putting a fence aroond tbeir
property, the Wilson boose, which
now occupied by Dr. Davenport.
IS
There was a good crowd oaf to hear
Uoa. K. M. Veatch Tuesday evening,
Mr eatcb is not a great orator, but he
presents, ia a plain manner, eome con
vincing arguments. He is known to bt.
an honest man and oa tbe side of the
people on ail governmental questions,
and ta this lies bis streagta and insure
bis election to congress. Hon. J. !
Hoiitb, Dr. D. M. Jones and Hon. M. A
Miller followed Mr Yeatcb wi.h abort
speeches. Sam'i M. Garland, reetnet
committeeman, acted as chairman ot
the meeting Tbe band bora tarnished
some good muiic.
SCIO.
From the Press :
Mr. M. M. Wiliiams of near this city,
milks 8 head ot cows that pays him $30
per mootb. This is a good abowiag, and
prove tbat cows, when takea car ti
will pay for their feed aad something be
side. . k
There will be a grasge picnic at Jor
dan Saturdar. May 14.1&3. There will
be maav speaker there, among whom
Ex-Judga Boise. Every body ia invited
to come and have a good time.
Robert Veatch candidate for congress
spoke to some teal live members of tha
populist party at tbe city ball in this city
last Wednesday Owing to tne lack of
advertising the crowd was small. .Many
in the neighborhood no! knowing of tha
appotntakt-at. J. Clem, Candida; toe
eoator was ia toa as was also Frank
Crabtree. Hob Bryant, of Albany and
many o hers
Word received from art. Savage state
ibat be is bow at ti Sammit, witb all
hi goods, lie feels very cbeertal and is
well saJstied, far Ia tha lAg. slide
where so manv tost their live, his eot re
outfit, slmoet. was buried ondanseath 30
feet of enow aad he was loreeJ to dig
maofolly to recover them.- Mr. K&leri
is also getting along nk-ety.
Chalk-Talker Coming.
Mrs. Mad L Green aid M.fs Hatiie
Ilea lerwa.catuaat lecture cf the W. C.
T. V wiU i in Alhanr Mav 16.
Mr. Green is a f 4o-as cbalk talker il-
lurrates her k Clare pieatifaily with jc
lorea weica obo draw oa tbe blackboard
la the presence of ber andi-nce She
draw rapidly with either or both band,
and eoert where delights ber audience with
ber exceptional g 1 1 as aa arit ber
great t-omor. aad keen hit. She talks or
draw for either adult audiences or chil
drea.
Wants Some Pbesints.
The following letter was received by an
Albany man:
From R. Roberta, Iroa Moantaia
Mine.
bearinz that Yoa had Soma Pbesict
to Sail aod I dide know Yoa name. So
I thought I would write a hoe or two, to
be let yoa know tbat I want a base
Bied. for sale. So if voa have got them
for aail. let tne know tbe prica of those.
aad Oblige yonr rrnlv, K Roberta,
Iron mountaia, Shasta Co., Calif.
Foa a Fljiq. A a effort i being made
to rata monev for a Bar for tba Oregao
.Yoiuateer. and ia order that the people
may have an interest in it email con tri
bal ion will be received from ll over the
tat and sent to Portland for a general
land for tbe porpoe. Tboc wishing to
if
I contribute in Albany mav do so by hand-J
me tbe money to Mayor Eurkbart at cia j
office.
sul Waxca. Tba overla
apsr'this
morning was del red abort eight hour
loaaccMnt ot being cached off tbe track
at Cottage Grove by a freight train, ev
ert I car being thrown off at a switch. It
was a big job to g? uem on again.
Atti'ttox RruKEiHR. Ibere wiU be
a --teefag at tba bail next Jaonday e-ren-
i ua at t o coc tor dnil tor tai'iauoa.
All member of the tail are reqaeeted to
be preet. By order of the Xoble uraad.
R km KJCBKt Tn c Maixc Get a fine
bittoa for onl live cent-i at F M French's.
Both the method and results wbi
Syrup of Figa ia taken; it ia pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
centlT vet promptly on the Jkwneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, di&pels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
oonstipatioDu Syrup of Figs is the
only remed-f of ita. kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ao-
rentable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in ita
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many exoellent qualities commend it
to all and bam made it tne moss
nonular remedv known. '
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50
eent bottles bv all leadiae dru?-
gists. - Any reliable druggist who
may no. have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute. .
CALIFORNIA FJO SmUP CtX
Mil,
Provisions,
Feed,
Owing to the change in
prL'3 it. ig impoieible to
quote price3 for any definite
time. ;
, We " have the Hammond
Co. meals, lard, etc
Will always quote prices
as tow as we can
Albany Trading Go.
ist and Baker Sts.
the
the'bert aad yet simplest type wnte
maaufactured, the coaommatioa of th .
taventar art. Aa eiosrt steaozraDbe
after nsins naav mac a ine. tars. "I cob
sider the Voat Writing Mac Line far super-
or;oaayl have yet aed " CaU at tbe
DraocaAT oSice and ate one ofiha type
writer that has to have a perfect aiUga-
meat.
All Typewriter sapf lie oroered .
F. P. Scttiss. AgeatT
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