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VOL XXXIV
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THTJEST3A XT
DECIDEDLY CLOSE.
Bullet Just Misses
Head.
Mr. Riley's
Anot5icr Spanish Victory I 1 1
He's captured Battle Ax.
You may be disappointed in war, in politics, or
in business, but you will never be disappointed
PLUG
It is the one chewing tobacco in the world that
is atways the same good chew and the largest
piece at the lowest price. Try it to-day.
Remember the name
Vnpn vnii Km 9in
At . - , i .
auoui o ociock yesterday evening
there was a very close call to a tragedy
in this city. The following are the facts
as told on the witness stand in theexam
ination of the defendant before Justice
Freerksen this forenoon.
Several men went to the barn of Mr.
Peter Hi ley near his residenc in the third
ward for the purpose of having a rooster
fight, among them being Harry 15arr and
W illiam Emerick, Jr. About the same
II- y;- . .
wine uir. xuiey arnvea Dome with, a
horse and took "it to the barn, taking off
ms coat to go 10 wort, placing H just in
side of the barn. Emerick was commit
ing a nuisance on it when Mr. Riley re
quested him to quit and asked him to get
out of the barn. Bar r came forward and
said he wouldn't dare order him off the
place and treat him in that way. Mr.
Riley stepped un in a gentlemanly wi
and taking hold of his shoulder requested
him also to get off the place, when
Barr quickly pullet! a revolver and level.
ing it at Mr. Rilev's head pulled the
gsr, and the ball sped tast his head and i
very close going probably just past the '
corner of the barn, they were on the out
side. Mr. Kiley stated that he thought
he was hit at first and it felt almost if
tne ban nad gone in his ear. He then
jumped inside the barn as Barr again
leveled the revolver. The men with him
then induced him to leave and he went
oat oi the lot, but started back nearly
half way across the lot. declaring...
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wuuiu kui mm oeiore ne lett. ami & nr
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uuu names, fie was induced to strut
though and came np street with two of
the young men. Mr. Kilev's testimony
was verihed by three of the men w ho
witnessed the affair.
At this point, bv his attorney, thn de
fendant waived examination and was
held byJustice Freerksen under $4500
bonds to await the action of the grand
jury.
Being enable to get bail the defendent
was taken to jail.
CIRCUIT COURT.
U. BUKNKTT. JlIHiF
Cornelius Cos.
DKFARTMRMT NO. 1.
W. J. Turner agt
juugnieni ny delanlt.
Oregon agt W. White.two indictments.
Sentenced to one yenr in penitentiary in
each case.
State of Oregon ngt M. T. McGrath.
rite defendant was brought into court
W ednesdny eveninp.plead not guilty and
his trial was set for Tuesday. .Nov. 1, at 1
p. m.
Oregon agt 11. A. Sanders, suffering
minor to remain in saloon. Plead not
not guilty. Will be tried after McGralh
case.
The grand jury adjourned Wednesdnv
v.c.iiiiK. juoge tjurnett ordered iurv
j From Sergeant Stellmacher.
Manila, r. I. Sept. 21, 1898.
Editor Democrat,
Dear Sir: Since my last letter to your
paper, soverul months ago, the war rrob-
lem has practically been solved, l'eace
is now the word, troop in all probability
have been recalled from Cuba and many
of thorn mustered out of the service.
Manila and the l'liiiippines is the prob
lem before our people today, the solving
of which will take .the com bi net I intellects
of our ablest statesmen. Shall we as a
nation depart from our former policy
H,amlJi,Tt n MT1.ay t0 conaider. ' and traditions and enter npon a scheme
it is suppsed.the ease of the state against , ....::.:.. . .
Harrv liarr.
Court adjourned until Tuesday, Nov
sarr r" "i firry 1 1 ii n rr n miiHWHii w
BUGGY, HACK,
Carriage and Canopy Tops
made to order at pr ces that
will compete with eastern
rices.
Repairing tops solicited.
Have the largest stock oil
harness, saddles and sad
dlery hardware in the val
valley. Tomlinson & Bubriiille
REMOVAL NOTIC
We are now located in the Masonic
Temple and West room of the Fro
man Block, everythingon theground
flour. We are making an extra ef
fort to please the buying public and
to that end have greatly increased
all lines.
ALBANY FURNITURE CO.
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T "CUPIDEHS"
' Tii T t Veumtmhlm
VUmlumrAbmmrvmctio
tloo of a luuw Freoeh pbrcfatn,wUl qutcklj cur tou ol .11 nrr-
MAflllOOD RESTORED
' tlfln Af m Frnntfll ri 1 1 1 1.1 1 1 1 will nutr-k 1
i or IM BeiMrnttiv. orxmii.
i- r... In ih. U i-.l frmu.
PlmplM. UdAumot to Mmtj, xbaoMln Dnina, Vartoore). "d
Lebanon.
From the Criterion :
President Lee, of the Albany College,
will preach at the First Presbyterian
church next Sabbath.
Mr. S. W. Soule, who recently pur
chased the Rocker farm at Lacomb. ar
rived this morning from Waseca, Minn.,
nis oia noine, witn bis family and also
the family of his son.
Will Donaca left yesterday for Port
bind, where be goes to work in a whole
sale house. Mrs. Somers will take his
place as clerk in Donaca's store.
Mrs. E. L. Power, on Monday last,
sold the "Ladies Bazaar," including both
the stork and good will of the firm to
Frank Miller of this city.
J. A. Howell, a member of Linn tent.
No. 7, K. O. T. M., of this place, this
week received his fifth annual disability
payment of $300. This makes liaOO he
has received on his policy, and speaks
well for the Maccabees as an insurance
rder.
John Atkison has sold the Lower Soda
ranch to J. P. Hahn. the Sweet Home
merchant. Oar informant savs that Mr.
Atkinson will start a steam grist mill at
bweet Home and that Mr. Hahn will
move on the ranch and run it himself.
A Cut on i'iicycles.
Word just received from the east set
tles the matter that any one wanting to
rkla a bicycle txt yar will nut be de
tained by high prices. All of the big
factories are beginning to cat, and ai a
sample we give below the prices put oat
by the Pope Mfg. Co. on their new ma
chines for 1899, to begin Nov. 1, 1S98:
Columbia chain less, $75.00; Colombia
chain, $50.00; Columbia tandem, $75.00;
Harttord. $3o.0u; ulette, $2.00.
Another Telephone Li . Don, Xa-
poleon Davis, a Portland capitalist, who
was for many years a resident of Salem,
and at one time president of the First
alional liank of this cilv, has spent the
past few days here looking over the
ground relative to bringing the lines of
the Columbia Telephone Company to
this citv, and establishing a local ex
change here, with lines to all the stir-
rounding towns and cities This com
pany has several thousand telephones in
use in Portland, and, being backed by
ample capital, is desirous of spreading
out and enlarging its system. balem
Statesman.
Deputy U.S. Marshal IQeorge Humph
rey is in the city.
Editor Kirkpatrirk of Lebanon was in
city to-day examining the California
iruit machinery.
judge w.s. .McFad.len and W. E.
1 atea two oi Corvallis' best lawvers were
in me city today.
rerry Wright's boy is a girl, tleod.
vina are worm more than bova anyway
bo all the girls declare. "
ansa uenevievn M;. i...
er place in the schools of llarrisburg to
ww r enmeion ecnools.
License has been issued for the marri'
age oi tAlward McCane and Florence
xiieviueener, both of Linn county.
Jirs. vapt. fcimpson, of Corvallis, will
romi, in ino . a. son-ices tomorrow
uiKuu iue servn-es will be followed by
Alt nu l flllr.iu.. L 1 ,
... , . i.veryuouy come.
J. i'uncan, of Albany, who has jut
niadea tour of the Eastern sutes, visited
mo iiarents nere on hi r..dln. i .
. v.iu lt
-.-iurner uor. of statesman.
Ol ' rr m. .
T v. went to Salem today,
-here W bite will Ppead two ears in the
state penitentmrv.
Mr. J. P. Turner and wifra n...n.
gers to Albany yesterday to be preeent
1tb?.t1r,,of McOraih, who sl.ot and
killed their son m-ar Harri.l.nr
summer. Eugene Guard.
The Pendleion Tribune r t. -r.ii.
int.sav8: "A. n iwi.. t :
admitted to the bar. hasselecU-d Pendle
ton as his Piace ot resident - ;n i
gin here Uie practicejof law."
A very pleannt birthday ttH
V, yrtor:,.v evening at the home of
ti. r. Mernil in linnnr r ii, ..t..i
oi iiarry and tddy. which are two days
nmn risraii a, .
v wiug uau wayoetween.
nneniast heard from Frank Wire
1-1 Sick in tlin hnai.it.l XI :i-
x - , , , jr. . Muum.
lwtrdaya telefrram wm miveil bv
IT ire BlVinr that hi a.n ...,.u
discharged and seal home by tbe first
T a
chorch tomorrow night bv IVof. Martin
dale to the senior class of the public
schools on ;'Sight Seeing in Weetminis-
. iuuuga ior tne pupils oi
the school evervltrklv sill K
there will be no admission fee.
On Thursday of xt n..v
Simons.of Soda'ville niAlk..f t f
John Clelan of this city, was at least 104
years old. It is said some of hr rhil.t-
ren gi ve the age as 107 years. 104 makes
her the oldest of any person in Oregon,
and one of th a.l.lr ,n 1 1.
States. "
F. E. Allen and B. M. Hn.tr. n nn.
ed on Tuesday from the SanUam mines,
where they found the Albany mill run
ning in charge of Mr. Read and four or
hve otber men. Itwillberun this win
ter on an economical plan. Proviincna
"""a, being tckea b Mr. Iwlcr who
will be back from Kait Ik
ly next week. There was no snow either
at the summit or the mioea.
George Harris and eon and W. E. GU
lett returned last nis?ht from
eral months trip through south eastern
yregon. grapnicaiiy told by Mr. Harri
m several letters tliat have appeared in
the columns of the DaMoruTand elicit
ed a great deal of interest on account of
their spicy character and portrayal of
life. They succeeded in getting Bill
back allrirht- V!.il iw. .i;.i
considerabk marble work at Silver'Lake,
As Excellent Display. The display
of California machinery for patting fruit
in the proper shape for the market, at
the depot this forenoon was greatly ap
preciated by over one hundred farmers
who called to see it. There is some iioe
machinery for this purpose and it is
easily demonstrated that it pays to have
tbe best. rrot. tmorv femith, of tbe b
P. was along to explain matters, which
be does in a very nice manner, never
osing his exnilibrium.
New Schooi Paper. So. of the Linn
County School Journal, A. H. McDonald
county school superintendent, editor
and proprietor, is out. It consists of 16
pages of well gotten up matter. It will
undoubtedly be a valuable assistant in
the school work of the county.
Cotutlpation. 1 1 .top. all low by Uy or ofcbl Ptmnn anlrk.
Btm ol diKbuse, wlucb If notch ml IfmOn to BpmnatorrtHM and
0 armor arTER allUt.borroniotlinpotMcr. CBriDKtclm limn UtailJtt, Uie
rlTrlDKKE trnctlMl uid rnwrm inll weak onrua.
Th. rftwfl offeim aro not onrwl by iMrton la braum ntnrty pr eunt ars trooWc4 with
tl. CUFIDK.NK l thronlj known r-mMr to cure without an orx-raUon. tun uwlmonl-
(runriu, im- ifir.a nr moner rtornwo it mx box, doe. noiaaecla ponnaiMafcwica,
KrS.ou.b7 mlL feend for mi circular o4 tenlmoiiiaab
P. O. Boi Bo TrtuKSmx, CL forSoUby
Fofthay k Maaoo, Albany.
la. sHurn
Preparing
For the Battle
of Life
Where shall it be uon3? Certainly where the bet preparation can bs bad.
oany College has claims in this direction that call for closer investigation.
A Full College Training r
of cuunie the bst tbio,. 3at Albany also effers a sanerior Normal Coarse, and a
ine College Coarae that ia inferior to noue in tbe state. Correspondence Jinvited
, II term open Sept 20, 1898.
Strictlv business
i
Wallace Howe Lee, A, M.,
President
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
ALBANY COLLEGE,
George R. Wirtz, f)iicctoi.
Asiieted by Mi-s Cor A. Wirtz, and others.
Branches Taught-Piano, Organ, Violin, Guitar, dolin, Voice Culture,.'
bigut bmging, Chorus and Quartet Singing, Harmony, History,
Counterpoint, Composition and Band Instruments.
French the jeweler.
Crescent Hicrdp,
iJopkina Brothers, agent.
Bt BicyUe for te money
Will Stark, jewelers.
"Trilby" leads, others follow
Stewart & Sox Hardware Co's.
A doc. first class photos, best finish,
only 50 cents at Miss Long's.
Seed rye for prIp. Call at the Albany
Nursery or at tbe store of C. E. Brownell.
Crescent bicycle at Hopkins Brother
tor only czu, s.w, and V).
0 B Winn, citv ticket agent. Tickets
to all points in the east.
Be sore and bog the aoti rat tinware at
Uopkin Bros, will las1, a lifetime.
We have decided to continue making
tbe OL cent photos, ixing rnoto Vo,
For calcium carbide go to the office of
Oregon uas Lagnt xieaiing ot rower io
A fine lot of new coot stoves am
ranges at Stewart & Sox's. Prices cheap
er than ever.
Bring tbe babies and get a doz. of
those cute little Diamond photos, only
do cents at miss oxing's.
Don't buy an "Airtight" stove unti
you see the "IJickorv" and "Trilby'
aept oy Btewan a cox.
"Trilby" the most popular heating
stove on tne market at Me wart & box
Hardware Co's.
Goto Venck s shaving and hair cut
ting parlors for first class work. Hot
and cold baths. Clean towels to every
customer.
w nen you want a cnotce sttai, a nice
roast or meat of any kind, call on Henry
jroaera. lie seeps tne oest.
nia. H. R. and ). K Roera office. n!
residence in dohI office building. Special
attention given to aiseases ot women.
, The best meats of all kinds and good
treatment at the Albany Dressed Beef
Company s market, just dawn Second
treet. Good weight and prompt attend
ion. '
Soothing, healing, cleansing, lie Witt's
Witch Hazel Salve is tbe implacable ene
ray of sores, burns and wounds. It never
fails to cure Piles, You may rely upou it,
J. A. Cumming, agent,
Is Ilea Degenerate.
Speaking of the arrest of Will H. Don
aca, the Sweet Home postmaster, the
Telegram says :
Nothing COUld be elicited frnnt tho
cused beyond a confession that he knew
tne money was gone. But how it went
he refuses to disclose. Mr. Roberts re
gards the young man as a moral dxnn.
erate, who cannot realize the enormity of
ura uuue inu uie stain it win leave on
his name during the rest of bis life. On
ine inp to mis city Uonaca would occas
ionly chat in an unnaturally merry man
ner with bis friends. Thea he would
lapse into a brown study.
The impression is that he did not
squander the result of his theft, and that
on his trial some unexpected disclosure
win ue maue.
A Cute Way.
(From the ?rinevi!!s Review.)
Some two or three weeks atro nn r J
Crow was taken before Judce Willa an.l
an examination of his sanity mailo.
udge Wills refused to commit him to
the insane asylum. Last Saturday he
took possession of the quarters o'. Evans
on Mainstreetaod held the ollicers of the
law at bay with a lanre hntht-r L-nif,.
consultation was held and a novel
manner wa resortl to cfT.ct his cat-
turc. The brass hun t u hmi and
laced on the corner at tne brick store.
ot lieingable to with stand Lha mimic
he left bis quarters for the street to hear
the music leavimr his knife behind.
When he left tbe buildin? he wasnounr..
ed upon by the officers and taken before
juage Wills and was com mi ted to the
insane asylum, where he should have
been long ago.
of colonization and aquisition of terri
tory? Shall we undertake a policy which
has no precedent in our national history,
it one it is Canada, and of what benefit
has that been to usT
It is true we now hae the Hawaiian
group, the benefits and advantages of
which time can only tell, to my knowl
edge this was merely an experiment.
But shall we, incMeji.YJ-ttado one
step follow it up by others and Start oat
in.tlie game of grab and extending of
our boundriesT a Inch seems to be the
result of all such moves. If we take the
Philippines, this will necoosarily be fol
lowed by tho Carolines, next the La-
drones, then I suppose we will take Uie
Canaries and all the other stray islands
in the Pacific and Atlantic.
It is all very well and wise for some of
these one borne editors to tit in their of
fice and editorial cha:rs and write artic
les sanctioning the retaining of the
Philippines, a move which will benefit
the masses at large not one bit, but may
beneht a tew individually. I only wiah
that those who are advocating such a
move, will come i.ere and hold them.
and live on army rations such as we
have been living on ouring the past
months.
Should the I'nited States see fit to
cast aside ah her former traditions and
do the very thin the European nations
intimated we.were going to war for "the
extension of our boundaries," we will
need a navy triple the number we now
possess and an army of not leas than
one hundred thousand men. so as to t
prepared to be plunged into the tuieriett
oi war at any time. Oar standing army
before the mat now ended war with
pain was not filled to the required
number of twenty five thousand men. bo
how ran we hoie to be able to raise a
standing army to such a number aa will
be neceary? Many of our people are
complaining of the exhorbitant rates of
taxai'on. What a ill be the result if they
are compelled to pay perhaps three times
the present taxes? If we increase our
army to the number it will be obliga
tory. If we take the Philippines and
other islands taxes are sure to be heavier
and more of a burden on our people.
England may boat that Uie sun never
sets on her possesions, but let us also
remember that Uie son never sets on the
misery and despair that has resulted
Irora her policies of aggrandizement.
We, as a naUon, have gone forward
steadily from the time of our birth, and
have been the envy of all nations. For
over one hundred years we have of
fered an ideal g-jup and home for all peo
ple, vrir temtonea are not lullr culti
vated and colonized. There is atxU room
for all comers, so let us concentrate our
efforts and policies so as to get our own
grand country fully develeped, not start
out and acquire more when we hare no
use for it. For what does cot add too.
takes away. All these things should be
nrrtattviOMiatderctX aAd pooderu! -r
neiore attempting any such utxleiiat! ijr.
Let the outer nations continue U.ttr
policies of acquisition and acquiring of
territory, let tbrm have a stand ins army
and navv, triple the strenUi of our own,
and shed rivers of blood over their pos
sessions. But Jet us continue our former
policy and not depart from it, and tbe
Great God of Uie universe will shower
blessings npon as in the future as be has
Magic and Music, I
At the Armory tomorrow . night, under
1... ..t f T1 I .1 I . t i
nut)iwi ui t,vuwva mugo, ior tuv
benefit of tbe Orphan's Home, an enter
tainment, magic and masic, will be giv
en, of which a Portland paper sayi:
The initial performance It. this city of
the Crisman Musical Specialty Company
wa. cbaracterized by more thao tbe
usual measures ot success, even (or such
a popular organization . High-priced
operas and drsmaa at the b-g theaters
frequently furnish less than half of tbe
entertainment produced by this company
for half the price of the much vaunted
tars and staresses.
For instance. Harrv Orisman's iucrirle-
i ry and powers of magic are manifested
lor bait an tionr in a truly wonderful
way. He is certainly a roaster in bis
line.
The Glenn Sisters, the spirited and
vivacioos Pearl and Ruby, modest, bit
confident, wholly pleased tbe large audi
ence with their grac-lol dancing, their
pantomimic p ays, their artistic tan
boorinieg and their charming vocaliza
tion. Mrs. Leila Otisman, the popular so
prano, enchanted the audience with her
extraordinary powers as a soloist. Many
a prima donna, with suoerior stage op
portuuitiee, would aceooot the rich full
ness of hr voice a fortune in itself
Tbe musical glass performance is
uuique and very entertaining.
From the o,eoiog to the closing num
ber the performance especially delighted
a crowded houseful of people who unite
uvepvatirg great success lor tbe
Scto.
WESTMINSTER ABBEY.
Chrisman Specialty Company in its toar
of Oregon sod Washington.
Seats on sale at Bnrkbart & Lee'a.
Admiseion 15. 25 and 35 cents.
Mrs.E.E. Parrish returned today from
a trip to Portland.
Mr. George W. Dodder, formerly of
this city is now running a tailor shop in
Jkaaaaa uy.
Editor Phelps, of the Scio News, one of
th- beet gotten up papers in the valley,
w u lire titT touay.
Lev. I isher a former pastor of the
evangelical church ol this city arrived
iu .iiuany mis noon.
Mrs. K. C. Neat, wife of tbe county re
corder is lying dangerously ill at her
Dome in this city.
Mrs. G. M. Whitney went to Albany
thiriorenoon to visit her son, J. R Whit
ney. Eugene Guard.
QMrasra. Bob Johnson ami Davidaon.two
tenlon county prune men were in the
city today with a big shipment from
Granger which they were sending off.
Tbe nsmee of Georse E. Chamberlain
and W. D. Fen ton are being considered
in Portland for state senator to succeed
Joe Simon. Mr. Chamberlain would
represent the people.
Everybody will be welcome at tbe
betnr at tbe M. E. church tonight by
Prof MarUndaleof the public ecnools.
Tbe subject, "Weeimioster Abbe)" is a
very interesting and entertaining coe.
A. C. Woodcock, the well-known En
re lawyer, has been retained by tbe
father of tbe murdertd young iaa to
assist tbe prosecut'on in the McGratb
murder trial to be begun next Tuesday
afternccn.
C. B. Winn rvtnrned last erennr from
bis trip east after a very pleasant exper
ience in which be taw all there was to
in the big east, visiting many of tbe
pr-mioetit cities including New York.
Mr. and Mr Harry Walk ins left Mo
MinnviiU on Monday to ak a new lo
cation. Mrs. Waiktos will visit at Sa
lem and M on month, while Mr. Wattin
looks over Washington, and peroaps
Idaho. fceporter"
Mr. Jaotes Cburca anl cade returned
Ibia morning from Alaea, where they
took cp a ranch, and went on to Oregon
City, with their covered landau. They
left Uie ranch and will go backCaftert.
Jamee wore a red bandanna and was as
fat as a sea lion.
Some of tbe latest price ;a Dawson
are as follows : Batter 12.50 per pound ;
S. Charles cream, (1 per can ; potatoes
and onions. 65 eenta nr nnnruf ttajtf IS
in the paau We have a great country ? cents to (1 and 11.50 per pound, accord-
From the News:
Beoj. Munkera returned the first of the
week from Albany, where he had been
visiting his brother, Sheriff I . A. Munk
ers, for a few days.
L. W. Richardson has discontinued
tbe meat business, and has fitted bis
place of business up for a confectionery
store. He has increased his stock in this
line and now h is a good assortment of
goods of the confectionary variety on the
helves.
Whilensinga curling iron last Satur
day Miss Myrtle Calavan had the mis
fortune to drop tne hot iron in such a
manner that it le'l across thn r,nnil ,.t
ner ngnt eye, badly burning it. Tbe
services of ir. frill were needed to ease
the pain, and, by skillful treatment, tbe
sight ot the eye was saved, although the
eye was badly burned.
R. D. Calavan was in Scio this werk
winding up his business aflaira and pre
paring to make his borne permanently ia
'. aays mat the livery bust'
ness in which he has purchased a half in
tereet is very good with Mattering pre.
pecta for improvement.
Some time ago C. N. Vouog.of. this city
couipoMW a march and two step, which
be atyled the Maccabee Mareb.and woeo
uu compieieu it, ue sent it east a a
ni known music arranger, and the first
vi iuo wees ue received the piece ar
raugoa ior tne piano and also for full
inmiary cana. Accompanying tbe ma
sic as a letter from the stranger com pli-
u.nung air. xoung very highly upon
the composition of the piece. Mr. Young
- h-" w leou iue music to a pub
lishing house and nave it panted in mu
sic form for botl piano and band.
Charlie is one of our most popular young
ujsa aua aii are congratulating him upon
u wram aa a masic composer, and
uuiDiior nim Hi nmner mwc i in
uuv aua ior nta success in that tine.
and let us develop it before looking for
otner neios.
If we retain our former policy'and tra
ditions, and bring our own land to a
higher state of pertection. we will be able
to withstand Uie combined armies of tbe
world; Uiere is no army in existence that
could land on our shores and march two
hundred miles inland, for they would be
completely annihilated.
So let us beware, and consider well tbe
step before taking it.for when once taken
there will be no opportunity of with
drawing it. 1 am poeitive in my opinion
that if our nation takes such a step, fifty
years hence ske will curse the day that
she threw her former policies and tradi
tion to the winds, and started upon an
experiment. History is filled with warn
ings to nations who hava an inaatiable
greed for gain, and the terrible and last
ing consequences that have resulted from
such indulgence.
So. in conclusion, I will say, let us con
sider well and not depart from a certain
ty to an experiment, which may have
disastrous results. Let us be content to
retain what we now possess and America
shall indeed he the land of the free and
the borne of the brave.
Fh.ink C. STEiAWACitta,
Manila P. I., Co. I SndjOr. Vol.
pis
No
I The C. of 0. and.lndiansof Cbemawa
win play football at Eugene on No vein
ber 6.
Claud Branton wts indicted at
yesterday for the murder of John A Linn
on June id last.
The payment of stain wnrrnntji fin the
oiu accounts will not be paid until Nov,
i, as it will take sometime to figure the
interest.
len carloads of 210.30 Bounds of
prunes were sold at Corvallis Isst Satui
oay ior the net price of 3 cents. Among
tne sellers were N. Needham and Stone
x rvurtz.
o. Xi. UrniHbV. sunerintonilnnt tt kA
federal forest reserves, has returned from
his post and reports the work ranging
the forests a decided siiccem. huni. in
acres of timber having been burned this
year against several hundred in proceed
ing seasons. Salem Journal.
ine writer while below ili- n,.-
via who has just returned from Dawson
city. Mr. Davis went with Win. Rudio
with 100 head of beefjcatUe. Mr. Rudio
got bis cattle to Dawson City in fine
shape and slaughtered thn uhnfu i.t
gold them out at wholesale at from 60 to
fi5 cents a pound, realizing over 15,000
net from his investment. Mr. Davis left
The Dalles last Tuesday with Brown and
Pelton's cattlo. Alex says he doesn't
want any thing more to do with Dawson
but they have "Bcalda" of gold there. In
evidence of which he has a lot of fine
specimens. Prinevillo Review.
Foa the SoLhUKS. A fine lot of pres
ents far the Albany toys was made up in
Albsnv yesterday and shipped this morn
ing to i'ortlsQd where they will be sent
itb a big shipment from there to Man
ila, (or the Oregon bays Christmas pres
ents, to t he. r their hearts in that far off
country. Tliere was about a thousand
pounds in all, made up in ten pound
package, and consisting of ev.rything
oeeiratiie ami that couhl be shipped un
der the rules. Among the other things
the Dkmik rat man saw a tin of creamery
butter sealed in a can made lor the pur
pose, me sender declaring hat be ctidu I
believe they had any decent batter there.
As thn packages will reach there in the
hottett time of the tear it is not exactly
certain ho w that butter will loos, but it
can at leant he drank. The collections
were made in Albsnv bv the Reserve
Corps, wljo are entitled to credit lor the
interest t aken and tbe hard work done
for this very laudable purpose. A mer
ry Christjuaa to all of the Albany dots
at Manila or on their way and may tbey
soon be 'home to at leastehoot fire crack
ers with, us.
I'lsii Commissioner.
II. D. McGuire was today appointed
by Govwrnor Lord as fish commissioner
under It s new law. Mr. McGuire is
the choice of tbe fifh men of tbe stste.
lie intorms a Journal representative
that be will have no less than three
deputies to appoint, and that one will
be named for the Willame'.te and San
tiam region. Salem Journal.
Wantkd a Bounty. a man with a
beat scalp and a timber wolf scalp came
doe n from t'ie front on theC. & E. yes
tec-day and called on the county clerk
with them for a bounty.but asthiscoun
iv mva i. hnnntv onlv on cavotes. 12 60.
it was im possible to figure either into the
law, though It was thought a wolf came
pi etty close to the cayote family and was
worse a animal n possiuie.
ing to Ue cut ; moose steaks, from f 1 to
ii.oo per pound.
Senator Daly, of Beotoo county, was
in tbe city today on bit way to Portland,
where as chairman of tbe committee on
Uie revision of tbe school laws he will
assist in ibia Important work. He was
accompanied by George Denbam wbo
will act aa clerk ! tbe committee.
Dr. Beardsley, of Kentucky, has coo
eented to lecture in ibis citv on Friday
night of next week, particulars of which
will hereafter be given . Tbe D-tor t si
ce oil r gave the lecture, "Tbe Philosophy
ot Rifht Living" in Corvallis, and Uie
papers there speak in remarkably Ut
tering terms of Uie splendid address.
Mr. A Belvins of Tangent, who recent
ly relumed from a Inn thmmrh autarn
Oregon and Idaho, was in tl.e city today.
tie bad a very enjoyable time seeing
that part ot the United States, lie was in
La Grande and ti ought it was display
ing a good deal of life. Tl.e sugar factory
is attracting considerable attention for
that part of the state.
ugene Clark, tbe typewriter doctor
Ing be in the city until tomorrow mora-
to. Mr. Clark guarantees all his work
tr one year, and any one wanting any
bing attended to will receive prompt at
tenUon by writing him at room 30, Eld
red go block, Salem. Oregon where he
will be for probably two month longer.
Tbe Statesman says : Mr. E. P. Mc
Cornack, president of the First National
bank, and Miss Edna Moody, daughter
of ex-Governor and Mrs. Z. F. Moodv,
will be united in marriage this evening
at the residence of the latter. They will
depart on tbe 8:25 sotithbonnd express
tor a bridal toar in California. Mr. Mo
Cornack is a Lane county boy being a
brother to Postmaster McUornack.
Hallows'im. Tonight will be Hal
owe' en, a name that brings terror into
he b esrts of many. Arrangements have
already been made for its observance In
Albany. It will be well to anchor your
gates with a rock quarry, to pat your
stray wagons under your bed and have
special policeman at each corner of your
lot. Among other things tbe posts at
the corners of the school lot are to be
taken up so that it will be easier to enter,
tbe wagon ol tbe man who leaves It out
nights is to be transferred somewhere
else and he will be mcky if be gets it,
several signs are to be changed. Really
It will he well to sit out on your front
porch tonight with a shot gun.
Tbe Mitchell and Neeland boys who
recenly left Albany for eastern Oregon
bv Uie Lebanon wagon road, returned
borne last night by carriage having been
met coming home. Tbey got as fares
the summit, when the hardships were
too much for them and they began re-
retracmg their steps, wet and tired out,
Mr. btrainey met them near Uie toll
gate.
Hops have now been sold lor
as 17 cents.
at high
Wheat Las dropped a cent and is now
52 cents.
W. N. Miller and James F. Powell are
"building a steam launch which will be
run on tbe Willamette. It will hold
-eight or ten people and can run at any
time.
Aa Ubiquitous Editor. Due Oregon
editor ought to get along. According
he Mc Minn villa T. R., A. V. R.Snyder
Df the Transcript , is au ubiquitous fel
low in the office line. He holds an office
under tbe U. S. government at a salary
of $.100 a year, is assistant chief clerk of
the house of the Oregon legislature at gS
a day, is recorder of the city of McMlnn
ville at $20 a month, and we suggest
that the county ought to give him an of
fice alto
The owl SODDerai lha Rateatinn Arm.
barracks tonight. Go acd find out for
yourselves.
Officers and memhera of AlKanv n;m
No. 2, are requested to he nmant at 7
o cloi a sharp this Friday evening at L.
O. T. M. hall, rerola? meet in. U.K.
In response to a lebwrem U, t r
Graham last evening aeot Uie monev for
bis tonAogut ia the hosp tal atrSan Fran
Cisco to return to Alkany. sod he will
probably be home next Monday morn
A diaaatrous conflairralinn nwnmJ -
Drain Wednesday eveninr deatrovln
several thouaanl dollars worth of prop
erty, including: Kent & Bridge, large
store of hard are and general merchan-
aise, tne store was built one year ago.
Mrs. McCIaran's millinery store and
boarding house, Samuel Jaoee' iewelrv
sto?, Mr. Moon's general merchandise
store. Hon. J T. Endrea' diellinf wn.
pied by Mr. Lowe. The fire unad in
tbe McClarao borne from tome unknown
cause.
Tbe eat i mates for tha innrorement rJ
Oregon rivers and harbors, made by Gen.
vi iisoo, chief ot engineers, for the eojt
ng year are aa follows: OonnilMriwe
Oregon, ttO.OOO; Coo bay and harbor
region, f 100,000; Sioalaw river, $30.00C;
Yaquinabar. $40,000: Tillamook hay.
$25,000; canal at Caaeade, Columbia
T. $100,000: Columbia and fvtwer
Willamette river, below Portland ilSO..
000: ColU'iibia river, below Tonvne
Point, Or.. $40,000; gauging Colombia
tver,$!000.
Dr. McAllister Guilty.
From tbe EageneGnard's circuit court
proceedings :
1CK. Slate Orecin vs. E. A. MeA!-
letert practicing medicine Without 2i
eeut. . Arraigned and took day to plead
to indict menu L. Btlyeo retained to de
fend. Motion to set aside indicti.ient
ov mtu led. Wed needs y Uie defendant
eoiered plea of not guilty by his attor
ney, nr. McAllister appeared in court
this morning and entered a nlea of emit v.
The court set next Tuesday mornitg at
o'clock for sentence.
(Dr. McAl'urter intorms tbe Guard that
be has practiced bis profession for thirty
years without a lieena, six year of the
time being in Eugene, and that he
thought that the lengi h of time which be
na been eogaged in the practice excused
him from being comielied to procure a
license. He will toon make preparations
procuring authrity to practice.
Religious errlccs.
Christian Chorch. corr-er Jackron and
5th streets. Servirei at 1 1 a. m. and
JO p. m. bv the pastor Rev C M Laoe.
Morning theme, "Tbe Rich Man's Sin"
Evening topic, "A Return to First Prin
ciples." b . at 10 a. u., l t S C E at
30 p. m. Everybody cordially invited
to all these services. Special musical
programs in charge of Prof. Wirtx, at
both services.
Presbyterian Church: Moraine ser
vice at 10 -JS, subject of Uie sermon,
"Children of God,' 8 S at 11 :45. C E at
8:30, Evering service at 7:30, subject of
toe eennoo. "ihe Mtcket Uate" tbe
second of the series following tbe ouUioe
ol rugrtms frog tea. A cordial invita
tion is extended to all to atteod all tbe
services.
Unite J Preebrterian church : Preach
ing at 11 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. S 8 at
2 :30. Jr. Endeavor at 3:30, Sr. Endeavor
at 8:30. Subject ol morning sermon.
it la Uood for Us to be Here." Even
ing, "Wanted A Man." The Liri'i
Supper will be observed after tbe morn
ing sermon. All member should be
present. All are cordially invited to at
tend these services.
There will be preaching services at tbe
Cumberland Presbyterian church morn
ing and evening. S Sat 10 a. m., Jr.
endeavor at 2 p m, er. Endeavor at 6 :30
p m. Com and worship with us.
The H. E. cborch was filled last even
ing to overflowing with an interested au
dience of school children and our citiKeos
generally deairine to hear tbe new su
perintendent of oar tchooli tell about
Westminster Abbey, tbe most historical
place in the world.
Previous to the address there was
tinging of "America." "Cuba, the Pearl
of tbe Ocean." anotner song, an invoca
tion by Rev. MeKillop and a song by
sixteen girls, ia which Uie pupil of the
tao schools look psrt.
Prof. Martiodale opened bis addrtts
by referenve to England at tbe home of
history, but west of the Atlantic are
i eared nations thst will funisb history
for the future. Prof. Martindale oa bis
recent trip to England was much struck
with the historical place, tbe old castle
on one skis and the famous Thames on
the other. Even now the people have
tbe eld taehiooed stylo of dress, tbe
f rince Albert coat and tbe high silk bat.
ludicatiog their station. In London be
wa most struck with Piecadil'o street.
Hut w eeuiinater Abbey, clove to tbe
famous London tower ajd Buckingham
iwiacM me noine or the queen, is tbe cen
ter of attraction. Here are tbe tombs ol
tbe famous men of the world, men wbo
have made history In war, government
and literature. Among tbe thousands of
wnnus mere, ne reterred particularly to
those of William Pitt, the friend of
amenca, Macauley, the historian,
Wordsworth, the poet, W. E. Gladstone,
wDoee tomo had been placed there only
ten days before bis visit. Ben Joohaon.
tbe poet, Walter Scott. Livingstone, tbe
explorer, rjeracnel, the astronomer,
Darwin, Sir Isaac Newton, wbo saw Uie
apple fall, Joba Wesley, the father of
Methodism, tbe Duke of Weiling-oo,
who whipped Napoleoo, Southey. Eng.
'and s favorite Poet. Tennvson. Bnrna.
Chaucer, tbe father of English poets.
M il on, Shakespeare, whom be believes
wrote only about half credited to him,
Elizabeth. Watt. Wolf. Andre tha tern.
aalem chamber with it righteous people,
and the carnation chair with it (tone
upon ebirb Jacob 1H hi bead when be
w tne vision .
Tbe address wa one fall of interest
and it i to be booed this very successful
entertainment be followed by others, at
it suggest an excellent idea ia connec
tion with tbe work of the eehooia.
Tbe entertainment ekamf arith a avi.
by tbe high school anartet. Miaaea How.
ard, Cline, Brenner and Stewart and
benedtctioo oy Dr. Wire.
director Curt preatded in a pleasing
manner.
SOCI4L AND) PERSONAL'
Rr aaakaa tb foa para,
--' -1-1 iltlirln
FQTDZR
Absolutely Puro
amat aaaaaa emasra iw.. aeewtaa.
HOME AND ABPOAD.
Wheat 52 cent. ;
J. B. Hughes, of The Dalles, has bees
iu toe city.
Rev. Cane wert to Corvallia today to
prcatcu tomorrow.
Fee, aa Albany cook twenty year aro.
came otct irota uie Day tbl noon.
Prof. Robb, of tb Shedd schools, wa
ia tbe city today aceomnsmied hia
tamily.
Aa epidemic of diphtheria ia rennrted
at Cottage Grove by the Eugene papers.
I be Sew Woman ia anon to he nra.
en led in Lebanon, with prominent
ladie of the Presbyterian church as
representative of Uie leadicg states.
J. M. Ralston ia havimr tha Inmh
bauled and will soon commence the ere
tioo of a new store building on his lot op
polite the bank. Boyle & Harden have
oeeo given the contract. Lebanon E. A.
G. W. Aldricb. deceased .carried fj 000
life insurance ia the Washington Co-nn.
erative Life Insurance Association. His
heir have received $937.70. which is all
tbey will receive on tbe policy. Leban
on E. A.
Ia tbeir reply to the answer of tbe Se
em Journal '.he plaintiffs. Messrs Bine.
bam and Da via accuse the Journal edi
tors of not displaying sufficieot energy.
Well, for a fact there is not a more ener
getic paper anywhere than tbe Journal.
Mr. Willi Vic" it o brought out from
Alsea, Wednesday, Mr Lough bottom,
who i suffering with a mild form of in
sanity. She wa examined by Dr. Lee,
before County Judge Woolward Thurs
day morning, and was taken to the stv-
Inm at hm bv EbenS Rickard. Cor-
Talua Union.
The E net ne Guard tells a notato a tne
that would not be believed outside of
Uie cute. It say Alfred Blanton
to tbe city with a load of 25 bushels of
feerlee potatoee. ot which there wa
not a potato that weighed leea than 24
oouads, and some weighed a high a 10
pound, and that be bad 250 bushels
more of joet aoeb potatoes.
Tbe merer of Tbe Dalle baa vetoed
tbe ordinance recently passed there for
a eoatraet with Uie electric light com
pany of that citv fir lizhta at $10.50 a
a month on the following two grounds :
' Firt, That tbe light provided for wiii
not give satisfaction or do justice to all
parts o( the citv desiring lizbta. Second.
That tbe finance of Uie city do not jus
tify tbe council in Bakipg the contract.
Tbe city will therefore have to go it ia
in Uie dark, which no city can afford to
do.
Brownsville
F. M. Brown has succeeded I. D.
viae resigned as recorder, and J.
Ir-E.
I Mr. Graham Glass jr., recently men-1 thus out.
Dr. S. E. Josephi has been nominated
by the republican central committee of
Multnomah county, ior state senator to
succeed Joseph Simon. The others are
I tioned for state senator to succeed Joe
i . .,. . i , '"V, , . .! Simon was in the city this noon.
hisA armyeaat ISSSSffS SK i The W tTT
playing football """""tow afternoon, at 2: JO, with Miss Lida
Galbruith.
Wagoner, J. C. Veanutn resign!, as
councilman.
Sunday night an attempt was made ta
rob the 8. P. safe.
The Eagle Woolen Mill Co. have a
new boiler.
O. A. Home has bought a balf interest
In the hardware firm of E. A. Evant &
Son.
Nate Standish and JoJe Moore have
arrived from the Blue River mines. The
new ten stamp mill will toon start up
with several Brownsville men employed.
The teoih anniversary of tbe marriage
of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Stan ard was cele
brated lait Monday.
To-Night. At tbe Armory tonight the
Chrisman Musical and Magical Specialty
Co. will give one ot tbeir pleasing enter
tainments, porular wherever they have
been given. , iue press ot ths state speak
highly of them. Tbe entertainment will
be given undJer tbe auspice of the Re
becca for tbe benefit of the Orphan,
Home.
Admission only 15, 25 and 35 cents
Reserved seats on sale at Burkbart &
Lee's.
Mark Hulburt the well known Clvdes-
dale dealer and breeder of this city, has
purchased "Robin Hood" of E.R. Case.
This horse is one of the finest bred trav
elers in the state. The price paid for
the tame waa $80.00.
Hot Stofv Here it good news for
everybody. Uncle Billy Wright It in the
city with some ef the fine-t horse radish
ever tasted, more tropical than ever.
When becomes around have your glass
ready, and get some to help your digestion.
Two initations at the Maccabee temple
tonight. Let all memders attend.
The three noon trains were all ahead
of time today.
Mr. Julius Gradwohl informs tbe Dzm-
ocrat that tbe price of lagar has dropn-d
one halt cent and be thinks it w "
do wo still further.
Mrs. E. H. Henderson, of Oakland, ia
in Uie city the reset of ber aiatee Mra
T. J. SUtes,
George Foley, of Oreeoa Citv. he mne
to Albany altera Tint with FA. Horran.
of this city. Journal.
Attorney C E Hawkins did legal bus-
lsnees in Albany Monday and Tuesday.
Hawker" is a rustler ami doe a nirat
business. Toledo Leader.
Mr. and Mn. Biiraard who hay kwi
here on a visit tbe cueeta oi their broth
er M r, D. BuMardretaraed to tbeir osbm
in atiseoan today.;
Krof . Wirtx will hava charm ot tha
special musical program! at the Christ
ian church tomorrow morning and evening.
Joba Scan land, wbo has been serving
a three-year term ia tbe penitentiary on
ine cnarge c: eooaterteiupg. returned
home this morning. Hi time waa con
siderably shortened by credit marks for
good behavior. Lebanon E. A.
Dr. J. F. Wallace, of this citv. recent
ly performed aa operation for apnendi
citis on tbe aioe year old eon of 8. C.
tierkwttb ot .lebanoo. assisted bv Dr.
Lam hereon. The boy is doing well
Tbe Bastard brothers, of Albany.
spent a few day at the beach last week.
Tbey were accompanied by M. Bastard
of Deer Park, III., a third brother who
was visiting with them and it was tbe
nrn time ne naa ever eeen tbe ocean.
Newport Newt.
At a recent meeting of tbe senior class
of the O. A.O. tbe fvltowiog were elected
officers for the coming year : Lyle Law
rence, president; Harry Beard, vice
president; James Van Gross, aecretarv
aad Hubert Ucoggioa treasurer.
Jay Van Cleve departed oa the steam
er Navarayesterdav for Saa Francisco to
visit his brother, Bert, who is employed
by a phonograph company in that citv.
lorrauia limes.
Mum Martha Hoffman leave Monday
to )oin uer daughter Maud in London,
England, and does not expect to return
for years if at all. Enroute. she visits
friends in Washington City for four
weeks. Corvallis Times.
Jar. Hem low, a gentleman o: many
year experience ia canning fish, meats.
vegetable and fruit, ia in this city try
ing to interest oor citizens in tbe protect
ot saving our fruit and vegetable by
canning Uie same Corvallis Gazette.
Mr. Hemlow was recently in Albany
Tbe infant son ol Mr. and Mr. Wil
liam Mansfield died at their borne in Tbe
Dalies Thursday evening. The child wa
aged about lour month, it not wa
strong child, but it's death will prove a
neavy sorrow to it parent, wbo nav
the sympathy of many friend in this
city. Register.
A Spokane paper says: At the last
regular meeting of tbe Woman Chris
tian Temperance Union, held at Uie resi
dence of Mrs. Bolster on Adam treet,
a beauUful framed picture of tbe late
Fiancee Willard waa preentedto the or
ganization by Mia Lilly Robertson. ITbe
picture is now at the residence of Mr.
Bolster, where the meetings ol the local
w . u. i . u . are new.
Mr. Homer Davenport, tbe world'a
greatest caricaturist, has arrived in San
Francisco where be will have charge of
the pictorial work ia the campaign be
tween McGuire and Gage for governor.
I his is good ihe plot ore of Edgrea
have been coarse and ditgutting to every
one with aoy sense of propriety, and it
may be stated that Mr. Davenport will
never stoop to tne tame style of work
Taylor McHargue. wbo has crossed
the plain 20Umee,and who left this city
about six week ago for Miaaoun.return
ed to Brownsville Monday evening. The
ii- ,.., i .
enow uegan laiiing a nine too eariv in
Missouri to suit Mr. McHargue, and he
made haste for Oregon, the land of
sunshine and big red apple. Browns
ville Timet,
Tbe Grata Vallev Journal gives the fo!
lowing account ot an accident to two
former Albany people. "While on tbe
wav to see a patient. Wednesday after
noon, Dr. and Mrs. Coie met with a ser
ious accident. One ol tbe horses stum
bled and broke tbe neck yoke strap, let
ting tbe tongue on tbe ground. This
frightened the horse and they started in
to kick and run, turning the buggy up
side down, throwing both occupants out.
Mrs. Cole has every bad ankle, probably
traciared, ana a prainea back, while Ur.
Cole ceme out with a badly sprained
wrist ana a gooa tuaxing up.
On Wednesday morning at tbe Catho
lic rectory occurred the marriage of Jos
Steele and Mise Julia Hecker, Father
Jureck performing Uie ceremony. Mr,
Steele was formerly a Polk county boy.
but during tbe past few year he has
been engaged in farming near Walla
Walla. Tbe bride it a daughter of Joe.
Hecker, the well-known plotter of Soap
creek precinct, immediately alter the
A DxMoss Chiu Tbe DeMoea Fam
ily Quartet, kxown throughout the civil
ized world a "The Lyric Bard ot Amer
ica" played to a chilling frost from Cbil
coot Paea at the Steward. La Grande
ia Uie native town of Uie DeMoat family
and tbe performance wa ose oi tbe meet
mentariori that ha ever been given
here, but tbe management, or rather Uie
local gentleman who bad the matter in
charge,believed be could make the thins;
ceserai wMtKmt tbe aeual neweparer
advertising and tbe remit wasaa might
be expected. La Grande Chronicle.
A A i rr
M 1 ft.' i.-'
TEE EXCQJUCGE CF STiTP CF FIGS
is due not only to the originality and
simplicity of the combination. Teat also
to the care and skill with which, it is
manufactured by scientific processes
known to the CaxiroBSiA Flo Srxcp
Co. oely, and we wish to impress upon
aXlhe importance of purchasing; the
true and original remedy. As the
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
by the CauroRxia. Fie Stxtp Co.
only, a knowledge of that fact will
assist one in avoiding tha worthless
imitations manufactured by other par
ties. The nigh standing of the Caxi
VOKSIA Fia Stkcp Co. with the medi
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company a guaranty
of tha excellence of its remedy. It is
tar ia advaseo of all other laxatives,
as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating- or weaken
ing them, and it does not gripe nor
nauseate. In order to get its beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG STRUP CO.
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We Have
Moved !
Iota the Baltimore building where we
will be glad to welcome the patronage oi
all people wishing a good quality of goods
at low prices.
SEE OUR BARGAINS:
15 lb, best cane granulated sugar. .$1.00
7 Ibe. beat cream Rolled oats "fresh" .25
2 1 lb. pack Arm & Hammer soda . .15
6 can sardine mustard sauce..... .25
6 cana American sardines in oil .25
1 lb. nice Mocha and Java coffee..
(Try this coffee.) .20
1 gallon best vinegar .15
2 packages mixed bird teed 15
5 cant Columbia river salmon 25
1 2 lb. package Our Mothers' mush .10
6 la. " " " .25
We have a good line ot salt and smoked
meats consisting of Hams. Pick Nick
Hamt, Side meat, Salmon Bellies. Her
rings. Pig Feet, eta. We are going to
ell them, come and see for yourself.
Freah Bread every day.
Bran, Shorts and Chop Feed at pricee
to suit tbe times, Ccme and set our
price on Feed.
Msgnolia Flour, Graham and Germ
meal for ta'e.
Just received fresh Cranberries, Date
and Fig. Sea our new prise baking
powder in show window.
Batter and egg i wanted, cash or trade.
Albany Trading Co.
. R. X. M03RIS, Manager.
wedding ceremony the bridal couple took I D 0 1 4. 2 rv JXrrr
the train for their Eastern Washington Dttl I 1 mOlC JtJlUcK
orne. Corv allit Timet.