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VOL XXXIV
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ALBANY, OREGON, FR1DA. JANUARY 27. 1899
CTTI96 f afcllahcr seal WraftUlmr
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The Kind You Have Always
T. i ow years,
T-y i- ana nas been tnade under his per-
GiS&7&jtflr ."VWrvision since its infancy.
' . wc; ' Allow no one to desire you in this.
AH Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes are but Ex
periments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment
What is CASTORIA
Castorta is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops'
and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind
Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTO R I Af ALWAYS
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Bears the
The Kind You Me Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THKQIJESTIONOF THE DAY.
Where to get best Furniture at
the lowest prices.
Wc have it for everybody
Grand mot hen and brand fathers. Foot Stoult, Parltr Tables, Exten
sion Tables, Carpet Sweepers, Sofa Pillows, (par 4 down) Bamboo
Furniture. Lounges. Conches, Bedroom 8ets (niceVnea) Bedstead,
Deer-er and Commode $13.50) White Iron Beds, RugsXLeee Curtains,
; Ease's, Screens, Pictures, Frames and niany other attractive things.
ALBANY FLRNITURE, CO.
ilasonic Temple Bldg., Albany, Or.
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Combination Barber Shop. The
Oregon ' Gas Light - Heating
vllBap Light foi
Cheap Heat ?or ,
iheap Powe for
worrespondence Solicited.
M F l (Slis.Pres. i.p.?E!iams, l
CONSERVATORY OF 51USIC
ALBANY COLLEGE,
George A. Wirtz, Director.
Abiisted by IdrsCora,. Wirtz, and other ,
' Branches Taught Piano, Orgnn, Violin, Guitar, dolin, Voice Caltarer
Sight Singing, Chorus and Quartet Singing, Harmony, History
. Cortnterpoint, Composition and Band Instruments.
Preparing lor tne Battle
of
. Whreinill itbeuon? Cer-amly whr the Uert prepirattoa cao bs
. s Coilegu has claims in this direction that call for closer investigation.
A Full College Training
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i--ii rfirlr)an also
',i ir iaH iaf Tior to noue
3epi 20, 1893 .
Wallace Howe Lee, A. M.,
ALBANY CIGAR FACTORY
J.Joseph. Proprietor.'
Patronise home industry.
Bought, and triicb ias bettt
Has borao the signature of
Signature of
nwimriiMii, mivtwm err.
RnrVora Coi-Vh. K.hi.. .h1 lha
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only four chair shop in the city.
and Power 3bmpj.
Church Honsa and Eote!
Church, Hoosa ani Hotei
lojiMne ami EverythlEg
Life
effer a sapsritr Norm tl Coarse, and a
in toe state. OorreB ondence iavited.
President
THURSDAY.
A Version of the Murder.
The Corvallis Times has tho following
version of the Lyons murder :
It is claimed in some information con
cernning the murder of James Lyons,
it Lyons station, on the Cascade division
of the C. & E. railroad, that the mur
dered man had no enemies. The fact is,
that within the cast year he has had con.
siderable trouble with a lawless element
which infests the section of country
along that part of the railroad named.
There are a rood manv notoriously bad
characters there and this murder is prob-
oiy a result oi tne immunity trom just
ice wmca uiev nave eniovea. Mr. l.v-
ons had been in favor ol the more civil-
ilized methods of community life and
probably in advocacy of his idea lie linn
paid the penalty in being shot at his own
home by some Derson atandin? on
the outside viewing his victim through
the window. Trainmen on the C. A E.
have been creativ annoved hv member
of this lawless gang, and it i only a short
time ago one oi them was discovered
with a shotgun lying in wait for a
brakeraan. His grievance was that the
trainman had used unnecessary force in
ejecting him from the cars for refusing to
pay nis tare, it is high time that some
vigorous action be taken with these fol
lows.
A Musical Scheme.
From the Eugene Guard :
The Eugene Oratorio Society is mak
ing preparau ana to extend its work into
the coming season. The two seasons
just past resulted in the very successful
production of Stainer's "Daughter of
Jarius" and Knesini's "Stabet Mater."
If Albany, Corvallis and other cities in
this sectidvare able to cooperate, Direct
or . OirtorU ash hopes to be able
to give a Wo or three days musi
cal festival, probably making an effort
to produce oneVf the renowned orator- j
ios. This method is carried out in d-
iscent cities in tbKeast aud Euroue with
marsea successs.
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With the grand
obtained tbr ugh the eff.
sictans of several towns, leading soloisi
could be secured, thus making a festival
of merit. Director Nash is an entbusi
attic and indefatigable worker and or
ganiser, and it is to be hoped his desires
in wis regaru win oe consumniaieu.
A Prioevilie Shoot.
The Dalles Times-Mountaineer says :
A report comes from Prineville that a
shooting scrape occured there outside of
a ball room last Saturday night, between
Prince Glaze and Walter Lacker. Ther
emptied their revolvers at each other, so
the report goes, but no one was hurt
One of the participants, young Glaze, ar
rived here by stage Monday night and
left on the train."
Walter Lnckey is a son of E. R. Lack
ey, of Eocene.
Prince Glaze is a son of the lata Ti!
Glaze, who was killed in a shotting
affair.
Oar Oakville correspondent cogitates
as follows:
"A man's a man for all that," said
Bobby Burns. And we are of the opin
ion that the world would be better today
if everyone won Id strictly observe the
Golden Bale, and be a man and not a
mere moving machine to be bought and
bartered as the great political leaders see
fit. Have a principle that you value
above gold or silver. Don't wait for a
political party to maze a piauorm lor
you to stand on bat have a platform of
your own based on honesty and justice.
Bask Ball. At the armory tomorrow
there wilt be a red not game ol
base LaTKetween the college and the
clerks. Two ratling teams have been
gotteo tip and a fast game is promised.
Turn out and see tome fun. Admission
only 10 cents.
Card of Thanks. We deire to ex
tend oursinsere thanks to the kind peo
pie oi Albany and t-cio who so Bind IT
assisted us with their help and symp
athy daring the illness and after the
death of our beloved daughter.
Ms. axdMk Fea.vz Csabtrek.
Elder Kellems will continue his dis
courses about the Devil tonight and to-
Ibe interest in the meetings is groarins.
and the large crowds that nightly attend
tax the sealing capacity of the building.
All are invited to attend these meetings.
Tomorrow sight at the barracks the
Salvation army will be lead by Adjut
ant Shultz of Salem. After the meeting
au oyster sapper will be served.
From January 21 to February 8 the
postmaster of Albany will take up the
keys and pay for the same upon p. escal
ation of the receipt.
Traces have been found along the Sil-
elz river, of A. K. Handy of Co. vailis,who
was undoabtedly murdered.
This forenoon Yes Burrell of between
Lebanon and Waterloo was declared in
sane and was taken to balem by Bberiu
Munkers.
Dr Lowe's glasses fill
the want hi?
brains go with them.
Your eyes are no better from not wear
ing Dr. Lowe a glasses.
What Dr. Lowe says he guarantees.
Tlie social dance given by Prof. Hol
land at the Vance Brick last night was
well attended and'was an enjovable af
fair.
' Dr. Sherman Davis, of Chicago, and
Mr. Charles Davis, of Spokane, are in
the citv the guests of their brother Dr.
Davis.
Mrs. Barker, who has been visiting
her son in Ashland for several .months.
returned to Albany, Friday night. Ash
land Xidings. ' .' . .... .
Miss Ethel Red field is teaching this
Harrisburg school in place of the regular
teacher Miss Stafford, who in in Albany
at the home of her parents ill.
License has been issued for the marri
age of S. W.Gaines and Elizabeth tirif-
fin. of this county, ine ceremony win
be perlormed next Sunday.
Mr. I. R. Bornm was ia Salem yester-
dav in the interest of the new barber's
bill requiring barbers to pass an examin
ation and have a diploma, a ne ouiiooa
was reported good lor lta passage.
Mr. Will Harris of this citv haa ac
cepted a position as baker for the Leb
anon bakery and will so to that city to-
nicht to becin business, w lii is not on
ly a good artist but he has had consider
able experience and knows how to do
good baking.
Today as the town clock struck .the
hour of noon Mr. John W. Irvine led
Miss Li la Terrell to Hymen's happy
altar, at the home of the bride's parents.
County Judge and Mrs. G. P. Terrell,
nrhnre Rev. I. 8. Kniirht. the veteran
Congregational divine who in years gone
or loined Judge ana Mrs. lerreii in the
bonds of ho v wedlock, perlormed tor
their only daughter the ceremony that
made her the happy wite oi Air. mine,
Mr. and Mrs. Irvine took the afternoon
traia for Portland from whence they will
iournev to various Uaiuorma points be
fore returning to their home, which win
be la a cosy dwelling on the groom's
farm near Mehama. Salem Journal. ,
For tbe best and latest styles of pho-
lwrinhi an a 1 . fl. I rawfnrrf.Znfl atrAAt.
' between Ellsworth a&d Lyoa .
THE LEGISLATURE.
It is down to routino business.
Prominent measures are the attempt
ed grafts for the sugar lieet bounty, ')0,-
000 for the O. A. C. and $25,000 for the
hull commission. They should lwounct
ured.
New bills:
In the Senate.
Daly, providing for a Btate board of
text book commiiwiioners.
Kelley, for the relief of Iva Templeton,
appropriating 000.
Waae. Drovidintr for a tula nnn
tourist car business.
Josenhi. fhv nvnwaM in nmvitla (a.
taxing bicycles and building bicycle
pains.
Brownell, for a constitutional conven
tion.
A few charter bills have pawed.
A Cat Exploded
Mr. Allen had qnite an experience the
other night, and also discovered some
thing ner to him, while trying to rid
his cabin of a civit cat that had ad
him a visit. It seems that after being
shot at a couple of times the civit cat
crawled in behind a board in the wall,
where there was a small crack on the
upper side, through which Mr. Allen
thought he could shoot it with his pistol
bv bidding a lighted piece of pitch to the
place where the cat went in, so as to see
it better.flAccordingly Mr A. lighted the
pitch and placed it at the above named
place juat bs Miss Pussy was backing
out, and there was un explosion and a
revolving mass of the queerest fire in his
cabin far about a minute that he ever
saw, and Us thinks if it could be utilized
that it would be an improvement on
those new gas lights they are putting In
at Albany. Whitccuib Cor. Lebanon
Criterion.
Lebanon.
From the Criterion.
Mrs. O. P. Davis, of Pendleton, is in
the city visiting with the family of U. T.
Cotton.
Dr. D. A. Beardalev will.be in Leba-
ji and preach at theM. . church,
l, next Sunday evening. He will
also deliver a lecture at the same place
m ouuay evening.
Rev. II. B. Elworthy received by mail
toaay a oeauiuui mahogany care Ii
CapU J. M. Poorman. of Co. M.. t
Vol., at Manila. The head is of silver.
on which i engraved the words. "Man-
Ua, H JB. Elworthy, Aug. 13. 1W."
airs. Amy Livingstone, department in
stalling odicer of the Lsdirrof the G. A.
K., came over frutn Ibany turJay an-J
installed the new otlicvrs of the Circle at
this p'ace. t-he was accompanied on hr
visit by her daughter Muts Pearl.
Probate Record.
Ii.JVttate of Jacob Kees. final account
ing set for 1st Monday in Fe&roary.
In estate of Thomas W. Palmer, will
admitted to probate.
Inventories filei in estate of Daniel
Leedy, Elizabeth Bitter and Thos. Aider -son.
Wills of Jessie Parr is li and J. M.
Sparks admitted to propate.
Petition filed in estate of Richard Fox
to remove administrator.
Final account Sled ia estate of Jos.
Nixon.
in real property and $1,761.17 on
A SO mill levy has been made in Lace
county.
Ywterday CUauncet M. Depew was
formally elected V. S. senator for "New
York, Eugene Hale for Maine, F. M.
Cockerell for Missouri. Davis for Min
nesota, Burrows for Michigan.
The lical bank of Lebanon sets a good
example for private banks by publishing
a statement. It slwws about $30,000 de
posits, about $4,000 loans and discounts,
deposits with other banks and $15,000
asb on hand.
Next Saturday afternoon from 1 to 5
o'divit the new combinations of the box
es in the new poet office wilt be explain!
ed to the box-iio'ders, so uiat eacn man
will know his own combination.
SATURDAY
DIED.
M ELLEN H OFF. On Thursday Lan. 19,
lAdft at the home of bis too neaA Tan-
..n H.in Mellenhoff 8'.. at te ad
vnrt aire of 86 years. His
al weakness and an attack
B . .
vf iK l.ritv
Yr. Mellenboa was com ia nrsiuu,
i...iii in 1813 and came to Amerlia io
iiti anH livinif in N. Y. one year. T
i-i.t r. III. lour tears and Kansas
h,u vr. (Denaingine isuer in u
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bis years in Oregon.
Vnnorai to re Dew iroin iu uuw w
fnnrrna Sit. J1I1Z1.II IV orioca. IV
h buried at Saod Bidge Ceme ery
Bev. O. B. Bireyfeller otbciating.
What does it do?
It causes the oil elands
in the skin to become more
active, making the heir soft
and elossy, precisely as
nature intended.
It cleanses the scalp from
dandruff and thus removes
one of the great causes of
baldness.
: It makes a better circu
lation in the scalp and stops
the hair from coming out.
it Prevails tM It
Ceres oaMness
Ayer's Hair Vigor will
surely make hair grow on
bald heads, provided only
there Is any life remain
Ing in the hair Bulbs.
It restores color to gray
or white hair. It does not
do this in a moment, as
will a hair dye; but in a
short time the cray color
of age gradually disar
pears and the darker color
of youth takes its place.
Would you like a copy
f of our book on the Hair
t and Scalp? It is free.
Y It yon So net obtain all thabanaSt
yon axpactad from ttia tua ( laa Vlgur
Aooraaa, ua, 4. c. ater
Lowall. Mua,
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fOR 1899.
Albany-fT-illisoo, J . F Atche, E
Thrall, 8 iN St.,, -j Young. K V
Cnsick, W V Baliimorei eth Caldirell,
W K Baker, Jo'in ttc iggs, Henry Sues
ens, F W Blum-ef; a Brownel), A E
Bloom, W (Mr, John Propst, JE
Brown. W A Kiuifejr, Malt Scott, F H
IMf iffer. B M Payoe IVrry Parser, Frank
Trites,CH Walker. C Meyer, Frank
Miller, A W Blackburn. ' -
Scio- C D Cooiptoo, Frank Iivlne, m
May, Henry Lerfler, A T Powell. 8 M
j'auieia, ueurgn it aruoia, 1UOS LSlge,
W 11 YOUDB, I t Miller. Mark Piwrv.
t ii . ii -
Jordan Peter BSyeu, Haman Shel
ter, H II Phillips, W K Ray, ti M Good
man, Geo Benusn.
Sweet Home O H Runsell, J P Uahn,
Jas Green, A J Mc&ar.
I i oiler G B Splawn, P McQueen, A F
Hamilton, TJ Foil pot, J M Rie. JI
Matlock, J N Wright.
Halsey Wm Robinelt, Thus Brandon,
8 M Allen, 8 8 Leeper, J 8 Ramsey,4 M
Coon, N Batsman, A M Reeves
Lraafordiville John Chance, Wm
IreUnd.Geo Fliir. J W lilnaa J O Km
JasWeler. :i '
BrowusvillaAW KtansH, W 3
BUmbard, N NVarmoath, W O Cooler,
Geo Fox, II R Powell, R Fletcher, C E
Mason, A B Cavender, A L Kirk. Vi O
Smith, W M Roberts, F H Webber,
Frank Hyde. N B Staodish. Jos Hum.
J D Arthurs. fur Bither. Geo XI r-
Uargne, Geo McKinner. Geo H Coshow.
J H Templelon. J H Horner. T C laoiu.
J M Waters, C Iron, J E Ii vine.
Shedd W W Polaod. Frank Hutburt,
Frank Troulman, W a Thrift. F G row.
ers, A Ackertnan.Paul Annls.U B Pagh,
31 Aciiifon.r atKerman, H alter Barton.
Lebanon W C Peterson. C B Monta.
gae, N S Da'gltiscb, A PB aekburo.John
Wither, W F Moist, B F Blodgett, E E
Taylor, ii Rurteotbov, D W Hardin,
a Miner, r rank L.aia. fcmi
nenenuerger, isytor Jr-vao. u e.i
111. w 4 uarty. u u stu-in
Rola-and Jode Pearl.
Oakville Chas Pat
Kecdham,
B A ttitnford, John
ard, Oscar
Wsde, A A
Dillv. Wa.ter 8 mil
Hulburt.
Gates - E S Cbac. E
ifield,
Uennecs.
MillCity-S Brsd.ha
Piainview Geo W heeler. Moms Park.
er, W P Anderson. John Gal'agber .Jesse
rarhrr, J a Koberts. F M Kiaer, Paul
enerson H M Troax. J J Spalinger.
Crab-.ree S O Wallace, ti A Hecktr.
H Cyros.
Suicvr Eb Keebler. Fraoa Smith. Wm
Loot borrow.
Tiina-E Pogh, WCraford.
HarritlKirn W H Cnnninsham. Wm
David-oo, l err Hyde. Mm May, Gro
A.ford, W W bnttn. M Cauninham. P
W -ar. Wm Carti.
Tigent-J W Baldwin. 1 II Scoa. E
O Kairrti. M L Foraier.
Urwo-d Jss Craft, C P Matier.
Santiam Jas Harler. A C Outer. Thos
Arnold.
Peoria Gro W Clir.au.ar. Ed florr
J 8 Bell.
Shelburo N B Wasblmro. David
Og eibee, A C Cariiman, H hull, B F
todavie-Wm Ioaram. H Pair lab. B
F Stn.oaa.
Lt.- W E Potter. S W Mitchell. C l"
Abel.
Wsterloo W Bishop. J II Tarptn.
La .-co tub Jscob FiUaater. W
R
Smith.
Kiogstoo J T Foliis.
Fo ter P H Preaton.
L'nion .Meeting.
EDrrvt Iivumr:
The union meeting, l.ich at cien-
tioned io these columns a few days siace,
111 be held ia the M. E. church this
Fridsy evening.
Tbe subject ot social parity and Ibe
rescue of tbe fallen is one that commends
itself to every Ct'tftian and kindly
heart. The Florence Crittenden Rescue
home in Portland, under the auspices of
the W. C. T. I'., established through
tbe maoiScence of Mr Crittenden io
memory ot a beloved daughter i doing a
noble work ai d Albany will, we trust.
stand io the front rank among ber aister
toansin its i up port. Only eternity can
reveal tt.e result of tbe efforts being
mace by tbe Parity Evangelists Mr.
Mary E. Treat, of Oakland, Cal , writes
thus: "Io Sacramento one Wednetdsy
evening sixteeo churches held temper
anee and parity praver meUnte. The
Mayor tent word that ws could bave the
plsaa for ocr meetings and that be would
be glad toheip in any ws7 poaubie. Tbe
electric company donated light tor a
week, and tbe band donated it services.
People io general are more ready for this
wo, k than we bave supposed.
The Willamette Land Co.. of this citv
hs taken Mr Tallier into the company.
nder his management this summer
will generally improve their 117 acres of
land adjoining this city, building up a
iron orchard on the fame.
Regular meeting rf the Elks toright
at 8 n'cock. Business of importance.
By order E. R.
Uis UooJwin. ol Independence, is io
the citrine guest of ber mother Mrs,
Uendricioo and brother C K Fronk,
W H Warner and O C Bogue we,
Browosville last night to conduct the in
ttallation of the new officers ot tbe A 0
U W of that city
Oyster sapper at tbe Salvatioo Army
rooms tonight, proceeded by a meeting
under tbe chargo of Adjutant Shulia of
Salem. Everybody invited.
J C Booth, who recently came over on
tne senator aa a nurse from Manila pas
sed through Albany for Lebanon to see
his parents be lore returning.
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Dr Willis 11 Morse and Miss EthaTT"1" Cbrlun ebarch people will tonigbt
Mi 5 c.i!?f.J!?.i remove tbeir quarters into that idi6ce
Cusick, two of Salem's most proritent
yesterday. They bave the best wishes
of man Albany friends and relatives,
Col. and Mrs. C. B. Montague, of Leb
anon, ate in the city for a short visit
They came up the river by boat yee'er
dsy from Newberg and Darion, where
tbry bad visited with their two claugh
lets. Dr. Dsvldron atd Mrs. Dr. Court
nev. Co!. Mon'ague delivered an ad
dress before the Newberg college on A'sa
kan interests bulem biaiesman. Col
and Mrs. Montague are in the city on
their way home.
D. O. Ireland, of Independence, a tu
dent in the dental department of tbe
Northwest University of Chicago, iu
long Chicago letter to the Enterprise
ays: "I was very fortunate in making
the acquaintance oi vr. a. j. lodge
of Albany, who stsnds among the hivh
est in tbe class oi 99. He has been
elected one of tbe contestants for th
honor of valedictorian of his class. One
appreciates the kelp of a friend in a city
ot two minion it tney never do ehewbere
Base Ball To-night.
At tbe armory beginning at 7. SO o'clock
sharp tonight the College club and clerks
will play a live game of indoor base ball
that will be worth witnetiin. Admis
sion 10 cents . See it.
Wobld-widb-Bonob given the Geo. S.
Parker fountain pen. Judge Day signed
the treaty of peace at Paris with a
"Parker" pen furnished him by tbe De
partment of State, Washington, D. C.
ror sale by French, the Jeweler.
The legislature adjourned this fore
noon until Monday to give the commit'
tees time to work and for a vacation
from their arduous duties.
If you want a good and cleat
uoke buy cigars made by our Al'
bany cl&ar factory.
College Motes.
Miss Payne, of San Luis Ob spo, Cat.
has been called home on aero .'lit of the
serious illness of her sister.
The singing class nnder Prof. Wirtx
now meets Mondays and Thursdays at
4:10 p.m.
C!arnce Turner and Clyde Crawfca-d.
oi this c ly, eniered the Commercial
parlment at the beginning of the t
Miss Stout, of Mebsma, entered col
lege at the beginning of the term. She
Is taking the Normal Coarse.
- There are several Manila pa pets in the
library sent by the former students f
the College who are serving their mHuo
try in the Philippines. Moitjorthem
weresantby H.R. SaitmarsK There
are copies of the American Soldiers (pub
lished weekly, Freelom and Uocie Sam,
also weeklies, The Manila Times and
I he American (dailies) and The Soldier's
tetter, published monthly. .
At the next meeting of the A O fl 8
(Jan. 28) the following program will
rendered: Declamations M H Acbeeee
and E D Mvers. Essays Jos Ralston and
J Acheson.ImDromDta B M McLean.C a
Muikey and F Powell. Debate. "R.
solred that the Nicaragaaa Canal should
' eomplete4 and aos Ironed by V 8 A."
niurmauve u u eyert ana w Hosents.
Negative C O Beam and W C Hatk.
The Legislature.
ConiUlevable
lima
boing spent
In the reading
bills
and committee
wark. A to
bills are:
F reels n
relati
ive to the publication of
the
logs a! county court,
St
, providing for the establish.
t of public libraries.
11 all. reaoirioe renorta of hirtha mil
deaths.
ProebsUl, to prohibit altogether tbe
tale of cigarettes or cigarette materials
on paio of a tine of from 15 tw 50.
McAllister, to prescribe tbe manner of
building wire lencee and to provide pen
alties ior not keepiLg them in repair.
Nichols, to reduce tbe salary of the
county jodge of Ben too eoaory from X0
to W00.
t lagg, to appropriate $7000 to meet tt e
outsuodicg warrant indebtedness of the
stste board ot agriculture.
Whalley, to create the office of grain
inspector and a grain commission, de
clare inspection leee, abd appropriate.'
rawing uiv wnioiiniro up IO
busic se.
Rnberu. to change the name ot the
Afbland college and normal school io tne
Koutbern Oregon Slate Normal school,
and place it understate control, and ap
propriate I15.0OJ for iu maintenance.
- A boose bill passed provides for an In
erea of the salary of the sheriff of Msr
iou county from 11500 to 0000 and in
crease ol tbe allowance for deputies from
1SO0 to 12000.
Mulaey preeenled a petition, signed by
131 cititens of Polk county, praying for
an amendment of tbe law so aa to require
on petitions for saloon license hoose
bolders instead of merely to ers as at
present. Clem followed aiih a petition
for the eaue, bearing tbe names ol 142
Lion coaoty peopie. Both were filled.
atyers totredoced a toiot memorul to
coogrese. urging tbe early construction
of the Nicaragua canal and iu exclu
sive ownership and control by this gov
ernment. Adoptea.
Tbe senate adopted H.J. M. 2. no-
idmg for irlectioo of United State sen
ators bv t e people, Daly of Beaton and
Jiicneu votibg o .
I he Nickel in-tbc-Sk Btfl.
Seoator Proeb.nel's bill lor the sop-
preMicn of the nickel-tn-tbe-elot ma
chine reads aa Ij11os:
"Section I. Each and every peroa
bo shad conduct, maintain or c Derate
either as owner, proprietor, leasee or tu
ple je. or who snail play or use any
oickei-lo-ihe-e!ot machine or other de
vice of like cLaracter. wherein are seed
cards, dice or any substitute therefor, or
wnereia there enters any elements of
chance, whether tne same be played er
operated for meaty, checks, credits or
sny other tbing or representative of
value, shall be goiitv of a misdemeanor.
and, opoa conviction, shall be punished
by a fine of not leee than f- nor more
than j0.
Sec Z. J oat ire oi tbe peace aha'd
bave concurred inrredictitn with the cir
cuit coon in all offenses arising under
(bis act.
'Sec. 3. Inasmuch as the public de
mands this ensctment in tbe interest of
morality, aod that tbe seme shall go into
enect at once, the same shall be ope rat
ve from and after iu approval by the
governor."
Death of X. T. Moore.
Mr. N.T. Moore
Wmpia,
Wash., on Sand
at the
home of his Use
paralysis, at tbe
age of 74 years. He
was a resident of
Albany for about twenty
years and
citiseq generally will
regret hi
dir. ai
oore war
Born in New Yora
stata in 1824, moving to
Illinois in 1854
and to Oregon ia 1S70, coming to Albany
alter a auort residence in I'oalnod.
During the war Mr. Moore did good
vico lurlMs country in the 95th Illinois.
Hvwu a man of exemplary bahiu and
as estmeu oy an know tog him.
rhe Revival Changes Its Quarter.
CElder D. C. Kellems, by bis fluent and
forcible preaching, has drawn aocb
crowds to the Christian church aa to tax
tbe 1 oilding's teat ing capacity to its nt
most limits. It baa therefore been
deemed advisable to procure a larger
ouiiaiog, and tbe Pearce Memorial
charch having been nut at their diaooaal.
I milc))
tbey will continue to ocean v
nightly until Elder Kellems closes his
meetings. His subject tonight will be.
Why Don't God Kill the Devi?"
Special music has been prepared. Alt
welcome.
Will Return Through Europe.
Frank C. Stellmaker and Arthur Gam
ber, of Co. I Oregon Volunteers, at Mn
ila, have sent a proposition to the Pope
Mfg. Co., through tbe Albany agency,
under which it accepted they will return
from Munila through Europe on chain
less Columbia bicycles advertising that
wheel, and thus making atrip around
tbe whole world, and have tbe advant
ages ot seeing tbe continent of Europe,
sn education in ltseu. irte proposition
will no doubt oe accented.
Ta P. 0 Tbe general delivery of the
post office will be closed tomorrow eve
ning at 6 o'clock to permit the removal
of the remaining effects to tbe new place
on First street, where thereafter all mail
matter will be delivered. Hereafter
ftursuant to instructions the 'general de
iverv of the post office will be open on
Sunday ouly from 1 to 2 o'clock p. m.
Attestion Lauieh Officers and
Guards of Albany Hive No 9 Lmlina nf
the Maccabees Saturday Jan. 21 and
died la-t)
ST Jan 1899.
Monday Jan. 23 at 2 o'clnck P. Tf, tf- at O. B. Broi
new work, called by the captain.
M.G.Stctter.
DANCING SCHOOL
Frof. Holland's dancing school will be
open every Wednesday and Friday ev
ening, in the Vance Hall. All persons
desiring to learn to dance should attend.
Private lessons at any time to suit pat
rons. .
For calcium carbide go to the office ol
... ii.. r i.Li ii.. . . .
Oregon una u(ui nesting ot .rower uo.
FMDAY
Sclo.
From iLe News.
Several Bohemian people have arrived
from Texas th.'s week, and will make
their home in tbis section.
rs. Savage has received a letter from
er busoand, who i in the Klondike
conntry, and he states that he is well
pleased with his prospects in that irozen
country.
Mrs. I. A. Munkers was over fro a Al
bany tbis week assisting in caring for her
moiner Mrs. Ueener, and ber brother,
air. wo.jdmanse, both of whom have
been quite ill, but are ir proving
Mrs. Pines, wife of Judae M. L. Pipes.
ot Portland, was in Scio this week, the
goestof Mr. and Mrs. Boss K. llibler.
Daring Mr. Mibler's younger days be wvs
cntv reader, w
printer end worked on the Benton
hkb paper was con
Lructed by
Pipes, and at that timi
Mr. Hibler made bis home with Mr. aoo
Mrs. Pinec n.i vi.ir h h., ni. m.
like old time to Roes.
The Portland BoysAlJL Bight-.
M. GftaWTDowos Sr., Oregon's only
judge and Mr. Frank Fenwkk,
accomodating and very popular clerk
of the Oregon State Poultry Association,
to show their appreciation of tbe treat
ment they received in Ainany during the
ahow week, sent Mr. and Mis A. W.
Blackburn, of tbis city, a handsome and
valuable tnauogiih with alcohol stove
attached. MranJ Mrs D O. Wood worth
a nandsome vase and Mr and Mrs Wren
Row a large rose scent bowl. Tbe pres
ents are beauties aod much prized by
the proud possessors. Mr. Duwns and
Mr. Fee w irk a.e very popular among
the pouitrymen of tbe state.
A Close Game. The game of base bat!
aat night at the armory was an exciting
and very loud affair, aa well aa a close
contest. Siellmaker and Page did good
battel y work for the college and Alter
ma't and Lee for tbe clerks. Some good
individual playing was done. Tbe score
was some where near 18 to 17 in favor ot
tbe clerks. Tbe noise daring tbe gime
was deafening and annoying.
Mrs. M. E. Hoxter spoke at tbe M. E.
chorch last night to a good siaed audi
ence on Social Parity in the interest of
Use Florence Nightengale Home of Port
land She is aa excellent ulker. -
The Degree of Honor of this citv con
template reproducing tbe farce, "'Mur
der will oat," in the near future, oa the
occasion of a fraternal visit from the
Albany Degree. Corvallis Times.
Why aLop around for glasses when
yon can get tbe beet obtainable from Dr.
Lowe.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Presbyterian chorch: Morning wor
ship at 10:30; evening worship at 7:30.
Sabbath school, 1 1 :5; Joaior Endeavor,
3:33; Senior Endeavor, 6:30.' Subject of
tbe morning sermon, "With all thy
Miod" an Element of tbe "Great Com
mandmeot." Evening sermon. "The
Gospel of Lmog." A cordial invitation
ia extended to all to attend all the ser
vices. Christian chorch: Rev. C. M. Lane
pastor. Prof George A. Wirtz mos.cal
director. S S. at 1C a, m. : Y. P. C- E
at 6 -0 p. to Service will be held at
the Pearce Memorial church at II a. m.
aod 7:30 p. m tomorrow. Service? in
inai pouaiog ii i: mi a eveaio at
7iJ0p. at. and each evening dating the
week. Elder Ke:!ems will diccourte to
night on"Christ io theNewTeetamect."
Lord's day subjects: a. m., "Watch and
tay"; p. m. "Noah and the Ark"
Monday evening. "Jonah and the
Whale." Everybody invited to each
eemce.
M. E- church : Preaching by tbe pas
tor. Morriog subject, "Personality and
Work of the Ho:y Spirit." Evening.
"Tbe Wedding Guest." Sunday school
at IS m. : Junior aod Intermediate
Leagues. 3 -.30; Epwortb Letgae at 6:30;
evening set vice at 7 :3J. All are mvr.ed,
M.C. WiKX, Pastor.
United Presbyterian: Murning ear
vice at 10:30. Subject of sermon, "The
Powar ot Prejudice." S. S., II :4o; Jun
ior Endeavor at 330; Senior Endeavor,
6:30. Evening service at 7 i30. Subject,
"In a Far Cc untry. All are tnrdially
invited to attend these services.
Cumberland Presbyterian charch cor
4b andJdain st. Preaching every Sun-
dayjBorntng and eeniBg by the Pastor
IU. preaching at II a m anc 7 :30
.It Endeavor 3 50 .Sr Endeavor 6 0
Morning tope "Personal Influence."
evening topic "Neglect." You are m
ihted. U Services aft usual at the Baptit cburcli.
i-reac&ingpv Kev. it. l eoaniman,
resident ot McMmnvtlie College.
Rev. Looia Metayer, Rector of tbe
tholic Church, has returned from San
Francisco and will clikiate tomorrow
morning and tveuirg.
Sunday afferaxin at 3 o'clock a Wo
man's meeting will be held in the Un
ited Presbyterian church VI is. M E.
Hoxter, of Portland, and one or more
Albany ladies speak on subjects of
interest to all women aod it is bored
that tbe bouse will be filled. The Girls
Militia club aod all women's societies are
especially invited to be present.
Sick Headaches
The curse of overworked womankind, are
quicklv and surely cured by Karl's Clover
Root Tea, the great blood purifier and
tissue builder. Money refunded u not
satisfactory. Price, 5 eta. and 50 eta.
We bay, evii and store grain.
We make Magnolia Flour,
Also whole wheat. Patent and germ.
flours,
The Ma gaol la MIS a.
Many a b.u-noid n saddned by deah
because of the failure to keep on nand a
s.feaod abolut -ly certain cure for cro:p
such as One Minute Cough Cure. See 'bat
yur tittle one rt protected gjint emer
gency. J. A dimming, agent.
St r let I v miKiness
French tbe jeweler.
Crescent Bicycle,
Hopkins brothers, agenU.
Beat Bicyile fortue money.
Will ft Stark, jeweVn.
Crescent bitycles at Hopkins Brother
for only 120- 30, (35 and 150.
0 B Winn, citv ticket agent Tickets
to all points in the east.
Be nre and see the anti rut tinware at
Bopkitt Bios, will taa.a lifetime.
We have decided to continue making
the ol rent photos. Long Photo Co.
Dr Lowes glasses are the best obtain
able. Rather than take this statement
with the proverbial grain of salt den
your most critical mood-call on him and
vestigate tne matter yourseit.
I GlUetTTPepper box Blaing
Browhslu's
Chnir Cars.
Comfortable upholstered revolving
chairs.obeervation ends, attractive smok
ing rooms, first class in every particular,
25 eeote Portland to Salem, 60 cents
Portland to Albany. Car on rear end of
train. These cars will be run through
out the entire session ot tbe legislature.
NoTtca. The skating
to night if f U force.
club will meet
Wheel.
S-S at
-fp m
1 I
0.
"f II 1 K 1 1 -A
VUTOnrsPuBE
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
SOCIAL AND PERSONAl
air the
Miss Rose Fry has beeu in SaleaT tbe
K'.uiBn.ft.a.6l.
Mrs Kate Marinan lias gone t- 3l'ki
mouth to spend several months.
5Ir. Herbert Gaston, of Tacoma. is ih-r
the city the gnest of his sister Miss iiary
l"on-
Harnish f he pholographerlhas taken
fit. See his advertisement for the
. - ..i
nature of it.
n j ......
Mr. and Mrs.
Edmond Parker went to Salem today on
a visit wKn Ii lends.
Dr ones of this county, it has been
heinM, is tbe oldest member of the low
er house ej the state legislature.
Bev. WJD.FentonZwa ia Halaey
terrJar to Breach tbe Inneral sermon of
MrsWiirtams, mother of Mrs. Rev.
1.
v. lr.ver.
Governor Geer'a first pardon was that
ot George F. McConneli. the absconding
keeper of record and seal of tbe K. of V,
oi tne state.
Mra Frank Churchill of Rose bar
came to Albany this noon on a vit
with her many Aldanv friends and is
tbe- guest of her parents Rev and Mra
Smick.
Miss Alice Temple and aister Mrs Bis
hop, of .Salem, were in the city this noon
on their way to I'lainview to attend the
funeral ol their aunt.
sa.em Journal : Harry Cnsick of A
bany was a visitor in tbe city vesterd
having come down to attend tbe Coaick
Morae wedding, the bride being hie coa
sia. A. I- Coon went to Albany Sunday in
response to a summons iatorminsr hira
of the serious ill noes of his mother. He
returned Taeeday aad re port ber condi
tion aa much improved.-Junction Times.
ieanoer Borkbart. son oi 11 l) Kara-1
hart returned this noon from a vitAo
alem. where he was the meet of PrrWH
iden Hawtey of the Willamette ITniver-1
sity. He was accompained home by Mrs
Hawlry aad daughter.
Prof Lyman, tbe union candidate for
state superintendent last Jane, hu been
in the city ia the interest of Posh Club
of Astoria, inspecting oar creamery and
adjoining dairy farms. A good cream
ery for Astoria ia contemplated.
will Bond, of Knox's Butte, writes
from Ft. Sheridan, IU.. that since retara-
me he bad been promoted from private
to corporal. He was feeling much bet
ter than when here. He expected to
leave New York city on the Mohawk for
Manila oa a t wo months trip on Jaa. 15.
Joel C. Booth, of Lebanon. wb3 re
cently returned frcm Manila, in the
capacity of nnree, ea the traasport, yes
terday at loanoo, received s dispatch
from Seoator Simon at Washington that
discharge bad been r scared, and he
will remain at borne.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER.
From the New York World cf Jaa. 15:
Mrs. Fayae Strahao Moore, who ia io
the Tombe awaiting trail on a charge cf
badgering Martin Mahoo, bad aa event
ful day veeterday. She eaw ber mother
tor the first time since ber recent trou
bles began. Tbey talked for three boors.
and the interview was a, pathetic cae.
Just as her mother waa leaving Mrs.
Moore got a note from ber brubatid.
William A E Moore, tehing ber bis ap
plication for a certificate of doubt bad
been denied, aad asking ber to meet him
in tbe council-room oi the Tombs.
Mrs. Moore apparently was not affect
ed by the note and sent word that see
wooid Le g'ad to meet ber hue band. A
lew minmee later Moore entered tbe
room. Mrs. Strahaa s,oke a few words
of sympathy If ber eon-in-law before
leaving wife and hnsband together.
Tbey talked for naif an hoar. The
wile showed visible higns of emotion
when her hnsband told her the derision
rendered by Justice Nash in ail probabi
lity meant he woo d be taken to Sing
King tomorrow to serve the long sentace
given him by Recorder GoS. Through
out the interview Moore betrayed not the
slightest sign ot nervoosneee er anxiety
Mrs. Strahaa reached this cky late
Friday night from Atlanta, and waa met
ia Jersey City by tbe Rev. Dr. Edward
Davis, of California, who, years ago, was
the accepted rnitor of Mrs. Moore whea
ane wsa "?etM Strahao, and who has
acted in the capacity of her friendly ad
visor since her incarceration ia tbe
Tombs.
Mrs. Strahan staved overnight with
Dr. and Mra. Davis at their home, No Si
Irving place. Accompanied by the mm
later she went to the Tombe at 11 a m
bat not until noon did mother and
daughter meet in the matron 'a room.
For a minute neither spoke. They
kissed each otner repeatedly, both cry
ing and laughing hysterically, when
they regained tbeir composure each said
the other bad grown thinner. Mra.
Strahan was particularly solicitous about
tbe wan look of her daughter.
For three hoars tbey talked. Mrs.
Moore begged ber mother to do what
she could to get her oat of prison. She
said she was not worrying about her sec
ond trial; that all of ber anxieties were
bound up in the aingle deeire to gam ber
freedom
Mra. Straban assured her she already
bad taken steps to secure her release
n bile tbey were talking tjot. James, an
Atlanta lawyer, and a Mr. Neil, a New
York friend, came in to talk about secur
ing tbe needed ft.COO bail
Mra. Strahaa has $6.W0 worth of un
encumbered property in Atlanta, aod
the told the two men she would pledge
to any one who would furnish the
bond. Col Jamea is familiar with the
property and assured the women he
would have no trouble in arranging the
matter.
After tbe visit to her daughter Mrs.
Straban called on Lawyer Abe Levy.
Mmivaliiivr
Has turned with disgust trom an other
wise lovable girl witn au offensive breath.
Karl's Clover Root Tea purifies the breath
by ita action on the bowels, etc. as noth-
else will. Sold for years on absolute
guarantee. Price 25 cts. una CO cU.
Mrsic Mis Mtiarea bur nice ter
teacher ot piano or organ. System the
Mason touch and technique. Residence
Fifth street. opposite U P chuieh.
T.is Kora. O Jr a 1 Mondays rtednes
davs and Fridavs. leaving Albany at
a. m. Up rueedays,TbU!3daya andSat-
nrdays.
Refuse any other flour,
uxcept the Magnolia.
MtM-rsxtir. Ladies who are late pur
chasng their millinery call and see my
new goods. Something new at tne
Mi
nery Car.
In Oldin Times
People overlooked the importance oi pet
manentlv beneficial effects and were sat-
lsued Wltu iranBii-ni urin; now
that it is generally known that tSyrup of
Figs will permanently overcome habitnal
constipation, well-informed people will
not buy other laxatives, which act for a
time, but finally injure the system. ' Buy
the genuine, made by the California Fig
of syrup co. ?
m is
HOME AND ABROAD.
I Kee Lnrak on cmrr ia.
- Th Knrth.l Pnnffr. .K-
In Albany. Linn Co . Or..
I January 8 to 16.18&9.
Wheat 50 cent.
Cr.on Mnd P.gtfeI fc . .r.(,;allir at
Mi Long's. ' '
I c. i i x.. t.--:. r -1 .
Swe ui Lrit7y aar Mjmm niiiici uuuun xa w
seen at Mite Long's;
f pi cent pboto made by tbe
tboaaands
erj week at Miss Long's.
Bee Relief pbstoe now all the rage.
call and see samples at Miss Long's
A large and fine stock cf cigars and to-
i j oacco at Lxna & Huston's. .See tue iis-
eare received at Combination Barber
Bhop.
Bring the babies and get a dor. o
those cote little Diamond pbotcs, only
50 cents at Mies Long's.
When yon want a choice siak, a nice
it roast or meat of any kind, call on Henry
Lfoders. He keeps the best.
uu w ueu iou emriy m nae, prepane a
man for his home in the akiea. Bat early
to bed and a Little Eirly Riser, tbe piil
that makes liia longer and better and wiser.
I- A. Camming, agent.
Goto Verick's shaving aad hair cut
ting parlors lor first daes work. Hot
d baths. Clean towels, to every
tomer.
Soot&ina. beaiiBC. c'anrinff. L'e Witt's
Witch Hue! Salve is the implacable ene
my of sores, barns and woneda. It never
fails to care Piles, You may rely npoo it.'
J. A. Camming, ageat
Tbe best meats of ail kin.-'a and gocd
treatment at the Albany Dressed Beef
Company's market, just djwn Second
treet. Oiod weight and prorapr attrnd
ion.
A o mill tax has been levied at New
port, a fact ol interest to the many AlV
any people owning property there.
Yesterday at Eugene Harvey J aces was
found guilty of disturbing tbe Baivation
Army and w-8 sentenced to fire dsys in
the city jail
M. E. Beam, of Harrisiu rg, has goce
into volontary bankruptcy noder tbe
new law. His liabilitiee are f 2,716 and
bis assets nominal. W. H. Young, of
Scio, has also filed a petition for bank
ruptcy. Hia liabilities are several thous
and dollars, his assets a farm covered
with mortgagee.
TO-NIGHT AND TO
NIGHT
3I0RROW
Aad each day and eight durieg this week
yon can get at any droggiat's Kemp 7 Bal
aam for the Throat and Latgs. jciocwi
edged to be the most e&ocesefai remedy evtr
sold fa Coag-ta, Croup, Bronchitis. Asth
ma and Consumption. Get a bottle to
day and keep it aiwavs in tbe kocse. to
yon caacneckyonr cotd at on-.e. Price
25c and 50c Sampfe bot'ie free.
Look Around.
T torn as Brink has received scire of the
cicest wicker and spring rockers that ever
came (o Albacy. Give him a call and
see for yourselves.
Your Wheat.
Call at the office of Corran & Monte: Ux
if yon wish to seil your wheat and get
tbe highest cash price.
CLrarao RaiBB. kv eexiy Dixocbat
and Examiner ti-iO: and Turics-a-week
Moild (2.00; and Kepabuc i I 7a: and
Oregopian S2 5.
Pride of Albany Soap,
weighs 20 ounces,
and ia high grade, for sale by
C. . Baowxaxi.
The Long Photo Co. ia the leadicg
gallery of Albany. Every photo made
mere is a gem ottr. can aca see tar
Jyoaelves.
TIE nCEtLD'CS CF SKI? CF FISS
is dne not only to the originality and
simplicity of the combination, but also
to tbe care and akul with which it is
manufactured by scientific processes
known to the California. Fig Srsrr
Co. only, and we wrHh to impress upon
all the importance of purchasing- the
true aad original remedy. As the
genuine Syrup of Fijs is nisnafactared
by the CaJuroteaa. Fto Syrup Co.
only, a knowledge of that fact will
assist one in avoiding- the worthless
imitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing of the Caxi-
FoastA Fio Strcp Co. with the ro edi
ted profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions of families, makes
the name of the Company a guaranty
cf the excellence of its remedy. It is
far in advance of ail other laxatives,
as it acts on the kidneysT liver and
bowels without irritating1 or weaken
ing them, and it does not gripe nor
nauseate. Ia order to get its beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SIRUP CO.
sax rKAXcisce cat,
iWJBTELU. K HtW VWtl. al- T.
ADMIN1ST8URIX H1TICE.
Notice is hereby given that tbe under
4gaed has been duly appointed by the
County Court of Liua count; , trvur a. ad
ministratrix of the estate of 11 the C.
Chambers, deceased. All pee-oos having
:!aims against said estate are reipiri to
present the same, with the proper vouchers,
within six months from the date hereof, to
the undersigned at ber home ner Knox
Butte in said county.
Albany, Dec. 81, 198.
Mast M. Chambers,
HlwiTI ft Sox, Administratrix.
Attorneys for Administratrix.
117 TREASURER'S KOI ICE
Notice iahereoy given that funds ais
on band tc pay city warrants Nos 151
to 193 Inclusive of the issue of 1SS8. In.
teres ton said warrants will ceaee with tbe
date ot this notice. -Albany
Or Jaa, 8, 1899 .
. A.Pahkd,
City Treat uret.
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