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TERMS.
Jailt Dimocbat, 25 cents per month
93.00 per year, in advance, 80c per month
not in advance. By carrier, 10c pi
week. 10 per cent added if allowed to
ran over month. Single copies 6c.
Wbeely, 11.25 In advance; (1.50 at ene
f year; S 1.75 for second year; $2.00 for
third and preceeding years, when not paid
in advance. Club of 6ve new subscriber
at $5.00.
'batnlees, model 1SS9 9 75 00
Cbainless, model 1898 65 CO
Obain, model 1S99 60 00
.'bain, modal 1893 45 00
4or, model 1898 40 00
Hartford, Pattern 1899 35 00
Hartford, Pattern 1898 30 00
fedette, Pattern 1899 25 00
LCT" For 23 years the Colombia line of
bicycle have been the best, and now.
saving been reduced so low in price,
ion't be satisfied with something "jnst
0 good," bnt come around and get the
snuine article.
ANTED Several good second-hand
icycles in trade for Columbia. -
STEWART & SOX HDW. CO.
Don't Forget
that
SuLZ SHOES
make
Glad Feet
also
Glad Purse.
J. A. WEAVER.
NOTICE OF F1XAL SETtTf MEN1.
N
OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
tbe undersigned as the administra
tor witb tbe will annexed of ibt estate of
Melius A . Borktart deceased, has filed bis
6nl account with tbe Connty Clerk of Linn
county, Oregon, and the County Couit has
fixed Monday, Hay 1, 1?S9. at the boar of
one o clock p. ni of said day. for tbe
hearing of said account sod tbe firs! f-ettle-roentof
said t state. Any and all persons
having- objections to tbe same are nerbby
not; bed to be present at the County Loon
room at said titre and make tbe same.
Dated this 24th Day of March. 1899.
R. L. BcRKHaRT,
Adm'r with the will annexed.
Wf ATHERFOBD & WtaTT,
Atty's for adm'r.
KCTICE CF I INAL SETTLEMENT
TVT OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
1 the undersigned, the executrix of tbe
laat will aad testament of Elizabeth Ran
bauab, deceosed. has filed her final account
in tbe Count) Court cf tne tbe state of Or
egn. fcr Linn county, and tbe court has
appointed, Monday, ibe hint day of May
eVr9, at the boar of one o'clock p. m - of
aid day for hearing ol jrctiors thereto,
and take settlement thereof. All persons
having ot jeclions are hereby notified to be
prent t tbe data assigned.
Dated Match 25th. lfm.
L. 11. EuMBACon.
Executrix of the last wil and testameit
of Ei:7abetnRumbaugb, deceased.
REFEREE'S SALE.
"NT OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
1 l in pursuance of an order ot tbe 1 lr-
' cuit Court of tba state of Oregon for the
connty of Ltan duly made and entered of
record in tnat certain tuit wcere in Sarah
J. Elder and fsaic Elctar ker husband, E.
M. Millard and John A. Millard her bus
hand, Mary A. Crawford and John Craw
ford her besband. and Sarah Me Bride and
Laura Mc Bride were plaintiffs and lohn A.
Mcbride.AiiDa Mettnde, Horace Mcnride,
Mary McBride. William Waiter Mc Bride,
and Myrtle McBride were defendants, ap
pointing Ihe undersigned a referee lo make
sale of the real premises hereinafter de
scribed and report tbe same to tbe above
entitled court, tbe undtreigced will, on
Saturday, the 22nd day Of April, A D.,
1899, at the north door of tbe coonly court
bouse in tbe city of Albany, in the county
ano state aforesaid and at tbe hour of one
o'clock in the afternoon of saia day, sell to
tbe highest bidJerfor cash in band all tbe
right, title, interest, estate and claim of
wnatsoever kind the parties, plaintiff an J
defendant had at the dare o' said dec ee in
and to the following deec ribed premises,
to wit:
The southeast quarter of section twenty
six, and the northeast quarter and the north
half of tbe southeast quarter of section
thirt)-five in to ship twelve, sruth ot
rane four, west of the Willamette Merid
fan in 1-inn County, Oregon, containing
focr hundred acres, tic pt therefrom tbe
following described premises, to-wit: Be
trinning ol- tbe bait ei tioo line at a point
fifty five rode east of tbe northwest corner
of the aoutheat q tarter of section twenty
six in towoiMpi welve, south of r-nge four
wert or tbe W illamette Meridian, ia Linn
County, tirrgon, and tunning thence east
twelve rods and ten feet; tbence south
twelve rod a'.d ten feet.; thence west'
twelve roils and ten feet, thence north
twelve rods and ten 't t to the place of oe
a inning, containing one arrt deeded to
School DiKtrict No. fQ id L:nu County.
Oregon. Kiht to reject any sod all biJ-.
reserved.
' Oated at Albany, Oregon, th;s 20to daj
of March, 1890
' J A McBrio,
Referee.
ADMiXlSTKATOR'S NOTICE.
"NTOTICKIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
1 X Ibe nrdermgned has by toe County
Court of Linn County .Oregon, been duly ap
pointed administrator of tbe estate of Har
riet Fuiler, deceased, and has qualified
such administrator
All persons having claims sgainH tbe
estate of said deceased ate hereby r. quired
to present tbe same pioperly verified as by
law required.
This the 20th day or March, 1899. '
8aiiuax Mav,
Administrator.
WEATHEkrOBD & Wtatt.
EXPERT BICYCLE REPAIRING
1
pal BlacMtMng
HORSESHOEING.
Second Street between Ferry and
Broadalbln.
MILLER & STEWART
A Manila Letcer.
Manila,?. I..
Feb. 26, 1899.
My Dear Folks :
Your letters of Jan. 8th and 2Ut ar
rived Fr.day, Feb. 24th on tbe fccendfs,
etc.
1 hinga are about the same here since
ths fight started . Have a scrap nearly
every day. Hardly a day passes withoo
some regiment has a Utile skirmish, hot
n every case the insurgents nave to turn
their heels and make for the woods.
Tbe20lli Infantry came in on theScadia
which will help ns ont a ir-eAt deal
They were i r ?ered cut io H e front yes
terday. 1 ha intorgents have tried two or three
times within the last wee k to bum Ma
nila. Tbey have succeeded in destroy
ing a great deal of property around tbe
outer edge of the new town. Wednesday
night (Feb.:23d) tbey set fire to son.
native huts in tbe Tondo district, on ot
the wortt rtlacea in Manila. There was
a strong wind, so tbe fire spread rapidly
Our regiment was turned ont . Our Co.
and Co. L. were ordered to go over and
Bgbt.fire. as lack would have it, 1 was
the adjutant's ordeily, and had to . stay
here. The companies left her at mid
nigbtand did not get back until seven
o'olock in the morning. They were
fighting fire all the time. Borne ot the
boys tcld me that every once in a while
they could bear bullet sip through tbe
air, bat fortunately no one was butt.
When tbey were relieved tbe fire was
under control. That dav, Thursday,
Co. Mani Co E ol our regineut were
ordered to go to the same place to drive
the natives out. Two companies of
Minnesotar, two of the 23d and our two
companies were after them all day. Bad
a pretty nice little scrap. There were
about 150 natives killed and quite a
somber of prisoners taken. So that put
an end to their burning Manila for a
hit any way, until Aquinaldo can
send some more men down from Malolos
There was not a man killed on tha Amer
ican side and only two or three wounded.
Every time any of our regiment has been
ordered to do any thing, l.k tbe other
night at tbe fir, our colon 1 has always
received a compliment Irom the general,
for the way the men conducted them
salves. So you tee we are alright wbeo
they give na a chance to do anything.
Gen. Hugh said th night tt tbe fire,
tbat he uever saw men that Sought fir
lilt tbe Oregon boys did. tba boys
showed what tbey had been doing the
next morning, when tbey raine io wet
and black as "niggers." It is prttty
hard to tell wbn tha insurgents will get
enough. 1 hardly think it wi'l be loos
though. When Malolos, the capital, if
taken, they will he pratty well cleaned
out. I bop it will not be vry long. It
is getting monotonous staying here ic
quarters all ot the time, ready to fa'l ir,
any lime.
But a person can't ttll what will be
ext in the ariy. I am musician of tbe
guard today. Have to go on eveiy other
oay, euner musciau oi the guard or or
derly . I blew church rail this morning
at 10.12. It is the prettiest call of alt
I am getting along fine with ny bog'.
I can blow as good as any of them. The
adjutant said th other day tbat the
busier in I Co. was all right. He said.
"Wtfen be blows a call, I can tell what
it is," and soma of tbem be couldn't tl
what tbey were trying to do. I have
just sounded first sergeant call. They
now go to tbe adjutants effice and get
their morning report, and derails for to
morrow.
I think there will be a gd man)
hearts leap for joy when the order comes
to set tbe 2nd Oregon ready to sail fo
borne. Her is one tbat will be happy,
I ean?aaeur you.
I only weigh 145 pounds now. When
I enlisted I weighed 158 pounds. I am
glad Roy was not old enough to join tbe
army.
Your boy,
Edwix L. McFablaxd.
On every steer slaughtered at the bit
stock yatds the profit on the by products.
socb as hair, bones, bides, entrails, plood
iov er $50. Not a ibin is thrown away.
Ill meat affords a profit of HO. Here.
then, ia a profit cf over 90 drawa frem
one average steer. But so insatiable
tb horrible irsane thirst fcr more and
more that rage io tb meat monopoly,
not content witb that, it corners th
feed market and cattle market to the al
most otter rnin of ths millions of farmer
wbo venture to f ;edand ebip to Chicago
or elsewhere. If th poor dvilwbols
cot io th' ring and get no secret rebate
get boine ttjm tbe market where bebas
taken' his cttle wiibt-ot loss he ir
luckv. The uonopolishwho make such
awful profit will baggie and get thv last
half dollar. Ex.
The Albany
Insurance
Agency,
Represents (he leading Fire an '
Insurance Companies.
Wholesale dealers in Wheat, Otis, nut
aod Wood.
Correspondence solicited
M.SETNDER3&00
Oliyer Plows-to p
"- , Agents,
-any, ttrenon
olivet gave the wot'd tne chilled p
And una save! more iconey
tome farmer of America
tba;i .my other implement ever proajce
Genuine Oliver chilled are tbe best t
earth The Oliver is a promoter of bappi
anss on the farm, and ihe dealer wbo eil
niknows be is handling the best. 1I
Ct for immttationa aud touch nothing bm
be genuine gords, made rely tt Ulivi
Chilled plow works. South Bend, ii &.. T
8 A.
SETEH FEB CPT LOANS
I have an unlimittd amount of money
to loan on Farm Security, or on business
property in Albany, at SEVEN PER
CENT INTEREST, th interest payablo
nut once a year, tor inlormalion and
blank applications call on or address
O. G. Bchxhaut, Albany, O-
"FOSHAK & MASOK
Wholesale Retail
DEUQQIST8 AND BOQKSEUIU
-AUBAST, OKMOM.
Par Drug and tb finest and frvrf
8tock of SUtionary and Book
in th .Market. -
Among some reasons why a boy and a
bicycle are alike, au eastern paper says
that both need blowing up sometimes.
Quite true, end there ate others besides
boy.
Au Atlantic oat paper, which does
not propose to have au thing to do with
the press convention to be held in Port-
and, Or., asks ' Where is Pottland, Or ,
anyway?" Just a little sarcasm in that
Prosperity has struck Io t a d with a
vengeauce, but il i principally tbeOtc
ffoniao ofhVe, which publish, tweiilv
live page of deliiQmnt luxes. Il it -lira's
thai .everul ih u-i d penile
r ni ahls lo pttv their taxe.
In I lie death ot JuiUe Field the Unitrd
States loses one of i:e mod p'otnineul
judges, a man a lio bap u.ail - record on
the supreme bm.cl that is lii.hly credit-
ablt. While hn was not a Maishall lie
was a man of stt-riiuii leal aHammei to,
aud his opinions prs-esa breadth and
Strtngbt.
On would think to read Dunu'a
and Bradstreet's reports that things
went a whooping all over lbs United
States, but tbey do not give th kind of
figures that always count. It te si
terestiug fact in connection aith pr0fc.j
perity talk tbat the boards of quite a
number cf churches are unable to keep
all their mis.ionarUa in the field and
will have to bring some oi tbembome on
account of a lack of fund - hub d by
hard times. '
A great man) of the accidents tbat
occur in different pans cf tbe country
from day to day, it will be noticed are
do to carelessness. This was peculiarly
tha case in the drowning of two men at
Roteborg in tbe Umbqna. Tbey were
warned twice tot logo mrere iheydid as
tbe river was dangerou. art yet in the
face of it they proc- l i their way
into the jaws of deatl . In with fami
lies have no right to run any risks in
each things. It pavs ' be careful, and
fortunate is the man aim a big bump cf
raolion io all lbius periaioiog lo the
baaards of life.
Admiral Dewey ay- b is a sailor, not
politician, and will not ran lor the
presidency. A a tuat'rr of fact Mr.
Dewey has no police a nearly a can
be learned, but bekn to the U. Il
is reallv very pieasiu to find a man so
smineut woom all par les en claim
Tbat is be belongi lo the peoj le, and no
one party can caim l.itn rxclueively, as
i too often done. It to be tiopd that
tor the good of our ronmry Dewey can
not be run into politics, and that tbe
oavy at least shall he sept entirely out
of polities. Th army aonld be moie
;fcient were it also.
Tbe editors who come to Oregon ntst
July should be we'.l treated. Tbey wili
te men interested euoi.gti io our wlule
country to come out here and s e what
a have, and then tbey aid 111 about it
in their journals, tl-ai : some of then
will. It is also undoubtedly a fact tfaa
a good macy of them w i'i not be editor
at all, but just friend cf editors wbo wilt
pass tbemselvee ctf as such by conniv
ance with tbe editors in order to v:e
our country aud perhaps a ith a view ol
locating here if tbey see what tbey like.
In any event whatever tbey will he men
and'women and a such regardless of
their business they will be wotlh eonrt-
ng and using as a medium for spreading
the news about our country so that none
of them will ever ask n: "Whore is
Portland, Or .anyway?"
At a business meeting io P.jtuoi.lb
enorco, rirookiyo, resoiuiion wer
adopted providing for toe appointment
of a committee to report whether it i
expe-lunt to lake any action ;n conneet-
ioa with any otbe- Christian church "for
the purpose rl remonstrating against any
policy by which the Umted State eral
enter into or continue upon tbe conquest
or forcible aoorxatiooof otbsr eonniriee.
and especially to eon-oV tbe duty ol
Coristian churches .n respect to the wsr
of subjugation no goi at on io the Phil
ippine islaode." Tb soHj-ct is one
which churches may we'l consider. Il
CMiainlyie time for Christian people to
express themselves againtt onchrislisn
methods io dt a ing with other people
and oat .on s.
A man who f und several thcusaad
dollars in San Framisco, and then re
turned it to its owner and teeidesrf
fosed to accept a rea a'd as he had done
only what was right, i referred to as a
mirac). - Such mn ate considered rare.
That Is, it s'euis to I e tii sentiment of
many tbat ll!re nr lmoet no abro
lutelj honest men, si crmpte:ely honest
that tbey a ill do tight ho it iscertam
ihey wcnld not be found out if they did
wrong. Nj man should Vrr want any
thing he is not enti' ltd in. If there ia a
royal Americaa'privtl'ge it is to stand on
one'l own feet ao v.o- In dependeul
Upon dishonest method to make a liviog
and savs scmeihipg Lr a ra ay day, M n
should be so bom-sr t!.a- ihey mi I not
only reta.n to its owner money found.
but if tbey are handling other people's
or public funds, they will keep it abso
lately separate and tui n over every cent
wiilioo' a quibble. Tnereshuuld .be no
cre.fil for being honest but discredit for
being diehonert.
Vineiks Shavtr and flair Cutting
Parlors 2nd street, next. door lo H tetters
restaurant, Shav'ng, lUc; hairuing,
15cta; bath, 15cts. Clean towels to every
customer.
Oaxooa Fotxrav Farm Rkhkuikk Grit,
Roup cure, Digenfectaut, Lice Killer, al
Oregon Poultry Farm, also sold by F O.
Ftwer, Albany.
DR. J. L. HILL.
Physician and Surgejn
Hill Block - - - - Albany, Or.
II. E. BEERS, M. D. ,
PhTSicisn anl Burgeon
Pbone 64. Poetofttce Block.
Albany, OVcrou
DR. OLIVE K. BEERS.'
Diseares of Women and Children. -Paone
66.
Poatoffic Block Albnov, Or
N. E. WINN ARD M.S. M. D.
Graduate of Lenox Collepe 1885, Chi
Cairo Homeopathic Medical College lS'JO
Rush Medical College 1H92. .
Fwcedale Block. Alhony, O-.
Residence on 3rd street.south side t
tween Bradalbin and Ellsworth.
JVC LITTLEK'S
Ground, riou. ,
Dental Otflc J
Vard Littler,
Assistant.
Broadalbln, St,
Albany, O
Vif sYrrf2i
lie Kicked Righteously.
A correspondent in th 8L-ro Senti
nel, a republican r sper rays :
As a general thing i am not a klcrer
Before coming to Oregon ' tears ago I
aas a lepub'icanfor a quarter of a cen
tury aud no man was mote loyal to party
than tbe nnderigtud. I was one ot the
buys who voted the ticket straight nary
a tcratob. ben I cast my lot with web
foot land I naturally fell light into tine
aud voted at republican primaiy rue
Mono noil for the repnbdran nominees a
llu'i'ile I star ltd in t vole eiraiglK,
but s ! it !on in dh t ovrin tbat te
publi. unit tn in Oft-yon aas r t hat 1
th-ohr itHS 1 t idti'l idhi out lo In-
what 1 thonvlit it li.jul I b- Tline was
loo mud IcatiU'lii to mil nie. The lit g
rule oet.t aiiaiiiot the gratu I tout d
loo runch nl l M th- y n l the "puli,
and the same pnsb wa always in control.
Tbe ah diitaini flmold go to the
convert ions. Thiymade the noruioa
lions and hacdlrd tbe sasg. In short,
tha uominstiuns tre rut aid dred
months btlors hand. Tbat sort cf busi
nes cured me of voting straight, so I got
to scratching. l hn t!ie parly platform
rUclgnl all nciuiDbes to "retrenchment
aii reform " I S'ayed failhful to tie
'i' t and the day after el.ct.on an era
ri extravagance and tnieiu'e aas inau
gurated tbat sent taxes bouncing up.
And again I tcraiched my ticket In the
blessed hope ot oettering conditio.
Last year the pledges ot my part plat
form were ior a "new deal.' Tbat bad
the right ring and I get it once more
and helped along the glorious victory.
But unless I etc misinlormed, the new
deal is already proving a misdesl, and I
am once mote ail at sea. If a new deal
means the retaining of all the old clerka
and officers snd the putticg in office of
al! cf tha relations of the state officers ij
don't wsnt aov more deals in mine. I
saw enough of nepotism in Oregon poll-!
tics during the Milird regime lo eatis
fy me during the ret of my life And 1
dun't I ke io see tbe administration soi
ronodiig itself with men who are not its'
friends. Tb is is no time for Lord mrs
to hi.U office. I was al tbe stats house
during the session and taleJ with Sec
retary of Stale Dunbar, a bo spoke nicely
about the new dea and then appointed
Giltner, Lortli, Haas. Vole'pool and
others t Poe p'arrs. These men have
been fn offif aoolt a few years from
C to 12 and one of tbe posh informs me
ihey sere ail anli-Geer men a year ago
at the primaries. And then the is
Cvffey. another Lord nan. wbo wa
transferred from a olee p'ac at tbe pen
itenteniiary nsder Lord to a fat job at
tbe reform school. Bi Over, wbo gets
ihe bat effice in tb st tte, is a cousin of
a governor. Simeral, aoother Lord
man, gets a pace at the reform school.
The new warden at th prison i Goer's
brother-in-law. Ross 5i oores is posh
man. If this s a nsw deal, Mr. Editor,
1 would like lor yoa to explain to your
reaJtris what an old deal is.
All Sorts.
. Tbe Tartaran alphabet contain 9)3 let
teis. teirg tee longest in the wor'd.
Una Ki-.tridg ol Belfair, M , holds
the world' tteord for fine wriung ty
placing 46.000 words on an ordinary post
al raid.
Al iota, ns , tot other day a bail was
given in order to raise money witb
vhicb lo buy a cork Irg for a legless ard
indigent cilixeo.
A Prospect ( Me.) man La a pair of
boo! s mhich he oonbt in Scotland for 22
biUtngs.acc though b sstt bebas worn
them tseoty-tao years ibey appsreot'y
are as good a ever.
Fw people probably koow what
eoormons qoaaiity of old iron in tbe
shape ft anchors, chains, ate, , is annually
escned from th sea. During ten months
aa much as 13) tjrs weight as dredged
up on the easuoast of Kagland alone.
Witbin tUibt more ceniorira trap sear
will have become a rehc tf th present
'ime. by tt-al liuie Ui extra elevsii
days lost to mak up tb changes from
lb ohi Julian calendar to that of lb
present day will all have been duly ae
eooniea lor, and (be world will rua
around io just 365 days, aod no mot.
An experiment io sionog eggs was
recently tried at Leitb, a her some 50,
COO Scotch, Irish and Daotsb g were
sealed io ao apparatus for four months.
after which ouly a small proportion of
ibem were found addled. To ir In tb
store is cooled and allowed to circulate
freely round the eggs, which ai turned
periodically to keep the ylk surrounded
wilb albumen.. Tbis is done br median
Ism. Beware of Oint ncnta for Catarrh
that Contain Hcrcury.
as n-eicorj will surely destiny the seoce cf
mnell and completely derange tbe whole
ajstem when entering it through tb ran
oous snrfaoes. such article snoald aevei
le ued except on prescriptions from rep
uralle phyicias, a tbe dam e they will
do i ten fold to ins gnod tou no poesil-!y
ilerive fn.ru tbem llii' intarrb Cure,
ruaoutactured by F. J . Cheaey k Co . I'o
I do, 0:, contains no mercurv. an ia taken
ii'ernaiit, acting direUiy upon ihe blood
aud - uiucout surfaces ot tbe system, lo
outing flail's Catarrn Cu.e b sure vun ni
the genuine 1; is tateu interoa'ly. and
made in Toledo, Ohio, by If. J, Cheney k
Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by orupiciats, prices 75c per botile.
Hall's Fauiil Pills are the beet.
rut
PLACE .
roBuy
four Voccrlea and Baked Goods'
laat Parker Br-ie. Everybody knows
where their placa ia. They keenalreeh
stock of grocerit, produce and baked
goods, of all inds, sell at reasonable
prices and treat then-customers well, all
.iike. ...
You may regret some steps you take
In life Lui none taken into u store -A
Parker Bros.
It is a ere it thing to be well fd. Pai
er Bros keep good groceries.
A loaf of broad is not much but you
ant it weil made. TrvParkrtr Bros
Cash piiid lor chickens at Albany
Dressed Beef Co'.
Get the best fiour.
The Magnolia
Selling Out at Cost.
Now is the time lo buy a supply of
Gruceries.
We will begin today sellins
ont at cost .We have, a large stock of
goods bought befoie the sdvsnca in
prices, snd will close out the entire line.
We are goinj to engage io another bus-,
iness and all goods must go.
Come at once nnd get your summer
supply. .
Albany Trading Go.
Baltimore
Block
MISFITS.
Pr.se Oghten come and go, but John
L. Sullivan now in Portland In tbe eyes
of tb people is the greatest of all ol
tbem. ust look at tbe sis of his neck.
Rev. J. L. Kt rat ford, of Jacksonville,
pastor of the M. C. church at Jackson
ville, ha resigned his position to help
run tbe Koseoorg riaindeater, a marked
change in the life of a minister, particu
larly into such a contentious field.
Capt. Leary has been appointed to
govern Guam, on of our expanded is
lands, situated off some here so far that
vessels 'ouch it only al out om-e a month
Tb Dcmocbat man had rather be the
tail of a lion than the head of su.h a r.t.
H ere inej he other hart rs ia Corval
lis. bit outside of ihe city the only one
familiar to the people is Jesse b'peacer
who for tears bas persistently advertised
in tbe local psprs. One of Spencer's
latest ia tbst "Alger will resign i.is posi
tion, but Spencer w'll teniain, both ac
tuated Dy tbe demands of tbe p. op e."
Our Oakvil.e correspondent tel'a th
following: A man who bad served his
eountry fmr yeats In the capacity of a
starp shoo'er tried three shots at a
China pheasant and missed each titn
This mad him desperst and he threw
down his rifle and took bis ax aud went
in quest of game, lie hadn't gone far
wbeo a pheasant assaulted him whereat
b fired his ax and took off bo to legs of
tb pheasant He did this in tell de
tens for tb pheasant made the attack
and he ussd th ax in self deleoee.
A poet says it will be a great relief
because the birds, which are now sing
ing, do not know any coon s ngs.
N
President McKinley has been invited
to visit Portland at the time of the meet
ing ot the editorial association there. If
he accepts, and be probably will not, he
will be the second president to visit Ore
gon during his term of office.
Tb Governor is looking out for tbe
Geer faoi'ly having appointed a brother
a memrwrof tb state board of borticult
ere. Next
The number cl ftuit tree to bloom in
Albany and through tbe county general
ly indicate that it aas all a scare aot
Ibe loss of th frnit crop, it is coming
a blooming and there wi'l be all we cao
nanuie ot everything but f eaches, aud
laer will be peache also.
Don't jump in tliedark. The Prine-
viile Review says that 11. L. Pointer, of
London J Kan., who took the Prinevilie
Mitchell mail route, at 1906' a rear. three
rvuna irtp a weea, commence. I carrv
ing the mail himself hut Monday
i-. '
xpresaed surprise that sub-con Uartors
were not begging for tb job, but noe
hi first trip on horseback through four
feet of snow hi surprise baa changed lo
chagrin.
Attorney General Griggs make all hia
decisions just to suit himself and friends.
H ha been for some time in tbeclutch-
a oi lb trusts sd now b ha tramped
op a version ol tb anu-ranleen law to
oit himself, and tb president teems to
eorfors it, st least hasn't time for ao
aadienc on tb subject-
Laat Saturday night twnty-on blood
ed Leghorn aad Wyandotte aer stolen
from Mr. Ward rear Salem. Mr. Ward
bad the satisfaction of finding some of
tbair bead and feat b era errand lb res
taurant, but lb ideolidratioo wa only
complete in bi owa miid.
Frank 8. Da! loo, Portland lines
man, ba returned from tbe Klondike
aith 1,500, the reu!t of two rer work
.her. Though he mad t2.250 year
be says it is worth tiO.OCO a year tor a
whit man, used to decwot living, to stay !
iitviv , iiii iu dto ntie iiiLt
dab loee it in on pro luctive prospecting
alter sometbiog better.
Tb Eogea Guard ssys it U a good
thing tbe National Editorial Association
do not meet ia Portland while tb Ore
gon in is rnnniog tbos 18.5 columns of
delinquent tax sale. Figure speak. Bv
tb way there is no ese of the Oregon ian
coding th papers with it in outeid of
Maltoomah cojatv. Th newsbovs ar
kicking.
INTENSE SUFFERING
FEOI DTSPKPIIA AID 8T0IACH
TROUBLE
Icatantly Relieved and Ferman
ently Cured by Stuart Dja
pepla Tablet.
A New Discovery. But Not Patent
v Medicine.
Dr. Redwell relate an interesting ac
count of what he consider a remarkable
cure of acute stomach trouble and chron
ic dyspepsia by the use of the new dis
covery, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet.
II says: "The patient was a man
who bad suffered to my knowledge, for
years with dyspepsia. Everything he
ato seemed to sour and create gase m
the stomach; he had pains like rheuma
tism in the back, ahoutder blade and
limb, fullness and duare after eating;
poor appetite and Ice of flesh ; the heart
prame auecion, causing palpitation and
sleeplessness at night
I gave him powerful nerve tonic and
blood remedies, but to no purpose. As
an expenmontl final! bought a ti ft v. cent
package of Stuart's Dyspedsia Tablets at
a druf store and gave them to him. Al
most immediate relief wa given and af
ter b had used four" boxes he wss to all
appearance, fully cured.
There was no more aciditv or sour wat
ery risings, no bloating after meals, the
appetite wa vigorous and be bas gained
between 10 and 12 pounds in weight of
solid, healthy flesh.
Although 'Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
are advertised and sold in drugstore,
vet I consider them a moat valuable ad
dition to any physician' line of remedies
tney are perfectly harmless and can
be given to children or invalids or in
any condition oi the stomach with per
fect safety, being harmless and contain
ing nothing but fruit and vegetable es
sences, pure pepsin and Goldn Seal.
Without any question they are the
safest, moat effective cor for indigestion,
biliousness, constipation and all de
rangement of the stomach, however
slight or severa."
btuart s Dyspepsia Tablets are made
by tb F. A. Stuart Co., of Marshall,
ai ten., and are sold by druggisti every
where at fifty cents cer nackaire.
Little book on stomscn diseases mailed
free, addrets,F. A. Stuart Co., Marshall,
alien.
Do Not Be Fooled
Wilh the idea that any preparation your
drupgist may put up and try to sell you
will purify your blood like Hood's Bar
ariila. Ibis medicise bas a reputa
tion it has earned its record . It is
prepared under tbe personal sup?i vis
ion of educated pharmacists who know
tbe nature, quality and medicinal ef
fect of all the ingredients ured.
' Hood's Karaaparilla absolutey cures
all firms of b ood disease when other
medicines fail to do any good. It it the
Worlds' great 8priug Medicine and the
One True Blood Puri&er.
CITYtTBEASUXER'S N01ICE
Notiue is bereoy given tbat funds .
on hand tc pay city warrants Mos, lol
to 198 inclusive of the Issue of 1898. in.
teres ton laid warrants will cease aith tlx
date of thia nolle.
Alneny Or., Jan. 9 , 1899.
. A.Paacnt,
City Trcasurst,
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Late News in Short Form.
A Night Attack.
Manila. Anrii it 4i., :.i..,,.v,,
tbe rebels CUL the telmrrali Una .( I
eral places between her and Malolos f
.i vi- emmy attacked the outpost ot 1
" i'limicsoiaretiiment. at Knwen K.
gaaand ltocave,5 miles south of Malolos
miiing s men and wounding 14.
biimiltaneously, the outposts of the
Oregon reiment at Manlao the nextsU
tiori on the way to Manila, were attacked
with the result that 3 Americans were
killed and 2 wounded. Toe loss of the
enemy whs 10 men killed and wounded.
The Americans captured 2 p- ixoners.
M Co in It
Mamla. Atril 11. Co. M, Snd Oregon
t ihe brunt oi the fighting today south
of MMltilos and togttther with companies
C and 1), 13th Minnesota, Inst 5 killed
and It wounded. It i iniprmijib'e lo gel
tho list of dead and wounded.
Trilble Wreck.
Malta. Anril 11. The Uritah steiuiei
Kingsweil, Captain Humphrey, arrived
here today, and report being in collision
with the Greek steamer Maria in the
Mediterranean, off the coast of Tripoli
Tbe.Maria wa sunk, 45 persons going
down with her.
Importaut Appointment.
Washington, April 11. Bellamy Stor
er, now U.S. minuter to Belgium ail' be
appointed minister to Spain. Mr. Stor
er's selection for the Madrid mission ia a
kistioct promotion in the diplomatic line.
The new minister to Madrid will have
very important duties to perform, in
cluding the early negotiation of a general
treaty of trade and comity. Mr. fetorer
ia a Catholic.
.Moved to Portland.
Salsm, April 11. The oih-w of the
state board of horticulture ia to b moved
to Portland, where it is thought th fruit
interests of the slate can be best looked
after. As a consequence of tb removalw
lion jonn aiinto, wbo baa served aa
secretary for several years, bas tendered
his resignation to take etiect imme liato
A Eig Victor) .
Manila, April 9. Lawton's command
captured r-aoia Crux,tbe chief city of La-
guna ua Hay, this morning. Our casual-
tie Were six wounded. Tbe insurgent
troona a ere driven back, leaving 68 dea-t
on the field and a number of soiml
A considerable number acre cti j.
La ton wilt push westward.
O i.
Its Effect
Manila, April 10. The r-spture by
I Jim ton of Saula Crux s (i immense
strategic importance. It i Hie key to
Laguua de liay, and cuu off Aquinaldo
from the troop souUi of Manila. As the
wire are cut. he cannot communicate
promptly except wilh the troop he baa
aiUi h:m.
A Big Trial.
FiiiLADELruiA. April 10. The trial of
ex-l'nited Sun ixalor Quay and hi
piracy in the misuse of tbe fund of the
People' bank of this city was begun this
morning of quarter seaaton.
The DrovvocJ Men.
KoKBCiM, April 10. It wa reported
this morning that the buat used by Fiah
Commiioner McUaire Salodar wa
found I'dgad about four mile below the
scene of tii accident, alo McGuire coat
near the I'mpqa ferry bridge, 12 mile
distant. - The search fur the hodie con
tinue without success.
A Deaply Riot.
Pas a. III., April 10 A dea Ily riot, the
most serious disturbance thai has occured
here since the unsoa miners instigated
th strike in April, 1SS, was enarteJ to
day, resulting in 7 being killed and V
wounded.
A Railroad IIkuo.
Daixas, April 10. J P Talbot, presi
dent of the tat:s City railroad sara tbat
today tbe eagtaar-ra will aet the grada
siake to Itallat, commencing where work
was hit off laai fall. Oradiog snd tieing
will follow imtnediatelj-
Justice Field PcaJ.
Washisotox, April 9 Jastice Stephen
J Field, of the I". S. supreme court, re
tired, died at hi borne on Caoilol liiil,
in t hi city, at 6 -.30 o'clock this evening,
of kidney com plication. He bad been
unconscious since Saturday morning,
and death came painlessly.
Al Manila.
Washwotox, April 9. Tbe war de
partment authorities look for important
new from 3Iani a tomorrow announcing
in all probability the capture of tbe city
of Santa Cruz, a leading town in a coun
try asyet untouched by tbe American
force, and now in the hand of the Fili
pino. A V. S. Battle.
YsT Patsr, April 9. A fierce lialtle
occurred at Highland Fall al a late hour
last night between candidate for admis
sion to West Point as cadeu, on the ooe
side, and bovs of the village on other.
Tnere wer about 30 cadets in tbe fight,
but they were outnumbered 3 to I by tie I
bovs of the towm. Several of the candi- (
etlat were more or lees injurrd. j
Funny Aquinaldo.
Mapbik, April 9. The following di ,
ut.k f. il - - :i- : .u:.ki v. . L,
Aquinaldo issued a decree direct'nz
that Spanish shall be ihe office language J
throughout the archipelago, and protest- '
ing against tbe American pretension to .
frirr. 1 1 turn tt Ivnclith nti fth tiAliir-M
who d) not know it. i
A Big Time. I
Salsm, April 9l)rJU the First M. F, 1
church thi morning-was cel-brated th
6lth anniversary of the beginning pf the j
work of that church, in Oregon. Rev. i
Parsons corduc ed the services. The !
subject was, "Th Oregon Mission and i
the Work of God."
Nothing. In It.
WAsnixGTos, April 9 -The proposition
lo exchange the Philippines for the
British "est Indies ia confined to one
New York paper for some roason. "No
one takes aay slock in it, and least ot all
Great Britian.
PEARLY TEETII.
0 highlv and justly prised, are assured
bv the' use ol our ALLEN'S TOOTH
POWDEK, which prevents sll accretion
onder th Cental surfaces and keeps them
dear, clean, and natural in color. With
regular applications ol this powder the
(eetb will not decay and th annoyance
01 an early resort to tbe resource of den
tistry is avoided . Keen your teeth ae
long as nsture will permit. Using our
ALLENS TOOTH POWDER will enable
you to do this. Price only 16 cents per
V)X. J. A. CuAIMIKU,
ALB1NY LUNCH CODSTEB,
Moaiir & McKlllop, Proprietors
McKlllop,
Prompt meals at all hours. Fresh oys
ters in styles desired. Serve lunches for
bsnquets on short notice.
COLLINS & HODGES
Dentists.
Odd Fel.ow's Temple, Albany, Or.
All work carefully dene order 1st
methods
For Bargains
la Farm Lands. Timber Lands
an
City Property, call on or write
Albany, Oregon
At
The
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Our Spring Millinery.,..
For this Department we have secured the services of sn Kxpcriencd
Trimmer. A complete line of up-to-date Millinery Materials and
Novelties, nd number of Pattern Hats and bonnets ot choice
design.
L. E. & H. J. Hamilton.
CL
OTHINQ
r:
SIlKSi
This is t' Ticket
n ths B'ev of every Uarjieat
A Co mplet Line of celebrated Chas. P. Keilogg Co. Silk eewed Cloth
ing. Tb Beat Made, Trimmed and Fittinc Clotbing in the United State.
Equal ia Style. Fit aad Finish to tbe Beet Co torn Tailor Made Good.
Duo't Uk oar word for it, but ccm in aod exam ins them. e bow well
aad honestly ihey are made. Try tbem on aad see bow perf.eeily ttey fit.
Examine th Price aod sea bow much cheaper I bey are than inferior made
Gooia. Wa are her to e:ay aad we want tbe clothing trade of tbia com
munity, so w have secured this line of ooequalled clothing, knowing that
whoever boy one suit will be so weil satisfied that be will thereafter boy
ooiy of us aad ad vised their fr ends to do th same. Com ia any time, wa
are glad to tbowlhem to yen. and you will be equally p'eased to tee tbem.
SOLD BY
VV. R. BLAIN, Albany, Ore.
'Silver pUU iLu wean."
1847
oa spoons, forks, etc, is a guar
antee of quality the world over. ,
The prdix 184 7 iasares the gua
nine KcTrs quality. "
The Old "Reliable"
Albany Nurseries
Offer fr.r Spring ol 1899, every complete list of manda-d varieties of
Fruit, Nut bade aod Ornamental ttees, Evtrjreei, Froaering shrub,
Climb-e, Small Fruit planta etc.
Rose,
. We invite esoecial attention to cur list Ol Nnvehie which ioc'odes tne
celebrated Lambert Cherry, Winter Bartlett Pear, Elbeda Teach, Imper
ial or Clairac Mam, Giant, Willamette a)d PsciSc Prune. Lcg berry,
Himalaya, Uiant Blackberry Mapcon Straabeny. etc., ti
We aim to grow tbe beet stock possible and sell it al a rasooab Egure.
Late keepina Winter Apple a specialty.
Viaiton aisde welcome at our giounds.
Albert Brovvnell, Albany Or.
$40 cash $40
(For the Best Wheel Ever Kuilt
Filled With Special Heavy Tread G.& J. TIRES.
Next to the Rambler io quality and price is th
IDEAL
With
G.&J. Tires
Fred T. Merrill Cycle Co.
a 1
:bei:
Spokane,
Taoorrs.
Svelte.
f HE CRACKERJACK
L B MOSES, PROPRIETOR
Opposite Masonic Temple.
V
Full line ot standard groceries and
eountry produo.
No single leader, nut cmytblng a
ader at bottom priee. .
Waoooa run in th eountry sellins ero-
eerie and collecting produo.
Money raved by trading at tba Crack,
'lack.
Bazaar,
0
An assortment of spring st
tb much favored
n
Tailor-made
Suits.
Time the purchaser will find sat
isfactory in 'fit. finish, fabric and
price ...
Just Received-
New, Nobby,
Stylish, Durable
AT IxTtlg
WILL 4 STARK'S.
AUo a fine !in of
Watches,
Clocks
Ringii
auJ manv Novel tits
1899
RAMBLER
Bicycles.
25
30
in
105, 107, 109, 111 Sixth St., Portland, Or.
Geo. E. Fish, Agent,
Albany, Oi'e.
SEEDS
We put up our own garden sdc
They are all Northern grown seed,
Tbey are absolutely true to nsms
They are fresh all grown In 1898,
The packages are full weight.
Price, two paper for a nickel,
r also hay tbem in bulk.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
1 1" TASTED,
A girl lo do eeneral
V V housework,
of P. D. Gilbert.
Call at tbe residence
HAY FOR SALE. We will sell ai our
warenocse during this week chert
bay $7 O per ten. So. 1 timothy (strictly
Tooice; sit ,w. au OEjroERS tc vo.
.OK REST Tb e orw room now oc
cupied bv J M Pollock, after Mav 1.
Call n Charles Pfeiffer.
?OR SALE. A 200 gal. codar tank
and a 8 ft. first dam. enameled bath
tub for aale trteau. Inquire at Vereick
barber shop.
FOR SALE. Twelve shares of th -
stock of the Sugar, Pino Kill ani f
Pixtuie Co for sale cteap, fail -MnTS
Rachel R Sylvester at tbe re.idescc of W - I
Haiutrxror L H Vootanje at bu oEce.
FOR SALK. Tie se-eion law of tb
aU of O.tgon tor 16. 'C8. 70 "72, 74,
16, '78, 80, '82. e5 K9, l. t3.
rebate Jonrosl. lft, '70, 2, It, 85. '
"87 '&9 '83
lloose locrna 18C, '68. "72. It, "85.
87. '93 .
Wihia-if op !;! Prvperty, Tyler's Law
Glossary, Ctiii.i"- Pteaoinga, Vol. 1.
Bcuvkt's Law Dictionery 2 vofames.
Biootn ad Hadby's Connx alaries 2 voi
omes. frice for tbe lot, $15. Call at tbe
Oimockat office.
FOR fiALK. Fifteen acres ia Alsea.
' with six room bou. a I snad el
small frnit, trees ia bearing, e'ose to grist
mm. i mile from r . u. lcomre or writ
io Mts. . B. HenteH, Lyooa. Ur.
F UK SALE. A store and fcO acre f .(
lana. 30 in crop, poet office ia store, yS
in the midst of good farming community, j
For terms write to 3. K. Uxphhiix, -J
V ictor, w a co tCo., Or.
WASTED. To buy a soawlt tract ol
land near Albany or Tangebt. improved
or unimproved. State .oca ion, number
of acres, and price.
Address I. W Seeft. Albaoy, Ore.
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X J OTICE-Hare on a faim lor aa!a f
i or rest or do )w know of any per-1 4
ron ho'ding Isnde tl at ibey w.sb to die-
pose of. If s ptmee write to iy jent
ot tbe O R A N. Co aad he will send V
yoa a circular ahirb a ill interest yoo.
T?OR SALE A veMriua;. Jevse ball.
17 fall blooded; from sokwdid stock.
Piica only $15.
of Cioverdale.
Call oa William Peacock,
HAV. GOOD 1IMUTHT. tt8 00x4
r8 !" in lo. and early fed pota
oes. Hri.e a 6UC aad 75c l er bobel.
Cil oa F. H. Bogbsoa. or write, at Alb
any P. U.
LINN CO- ABSTRACT CJMPANT
Albasr Orecoa
Offices, Baat of Oregon Baildina'
Oaly set of Abstract of Liaa Coos.ty.
Comp'ete K 4 maps aad plat.
J M RALSTOls,
Three door east of tbe DxvocxaT office
ha mosey to loan oa farm secarity at
low rate of ieterect. Also small lean
made c a personal seearitv .
City, county and school warrant
bought.
Collection made.
Rests col ec led. Fix In
surance written us tb following large
and reliable companies: HOME INS.
CO., of New York, PHOEXIX ISS.CO,
Hantord. Cocav LIVERPOOL, LON
DON, end GLOBE 1SS. CO. of EegUad
Ucaic. Via JS iwrea our meter
eaeber of piano or orjran. 6yiem the
Maaon touch aad technique. Beidaca
Sifth su ee t, opposite U P cbmcb.
C. E. Browne. l's...
SPECIAL UST. -
Petit Pro new $ &
Tea Sifting, fine flavor.... ti
Starch, per ib 06
I Minced Clsma, (large cans) SO
' . 1 .A
swcb Dura owbi . 12
16 os. cans Good Baking Powder.. 14
7 can Sardine 25
5 cans Mustard Sardine S3
3 can S agar Cora 24
2 gal- Pail Light Syrup 63
Tbece are all first ciaa good and we
gnaraatee satisfaction,
C. E. BE0W5ILL
SECOND ST. ALBANY
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Long Photo Co.
In From an Brick.
The leading galler ot Aloany.
The onlvMip-to-date first class
studio in town. -All
work to please.
MAK1E LONG Porp
A. B. GRIGGS
Feed Store, '
t .
Jnst east of tbe Danocair office.
Will keen oa band a rood stock ol feed
of all kinds, flour, etc., which will be sold
at reason ais price..
Millinery Opening.
On March SSth and following days, I
will display my fine lin of pattern bata
and other voods. A special invitation is
xtended to the ladiee oi Albany. I
mak a specialty ct trimmed hats.
Mas. M. r in
Removal Notice.
nh rallerv ia tb From an
m,w.v 1., rt that liaa been under
going repairs is about completed and will
be occupied by alias Mog " m"
her studio from 2nd street during the
present week. Miss Long will have one
Of tbe finest studio ia town.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETlSO
Kotie is hereby given tbat the annua!
meeting of the Albany Mining and Mile
iag Co, will b held ai the office of C. O.
Bark hart oa April 27, 1897 at 4 o'eloek p.
m. of said day for tbe purpose ot electing
7 directors tj serve for on year and th
transaction of such other buainess aa may
legally com before the meeting. By order
of the board of director.
O Bnowxxix, C G Bcxxxasr,
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