The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, April 21, 1899, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY .1 Young Shoplifters. Last Saturday evening at about 8 o' clock in the heme of widow in the eastern part of the city about $30 worth of goods were found which had been stolen by three daughters of the widow from different stores in the city, and returned to their owners. It included several articles from the stores of the Ladies Bazaar, S.E. Young, J. M. Pol lock, Mr. Procknow and others. It was brought about by Mr. Howard seeing mo gins leave tne score ot tne ladies .Bazaar with an umbrella they had help- wouiwH-w io. nir. Hamilton was nounea, ana tallowing them up secured it. An investigation followed with the result stated. Among the things were ieor pairs ol shoes from the store of Mr. rrocknow. a sample of the cheek of the girls was displayed in their taking yua ui mo pairs oi snoes oacK and tlBV' ing them exchanged for a pair that fit ted, beveral merchants have missed goods that will probably not be recover ed. The girls are between twelve and seventeen and on account of the poverty of their mother, a widow, will uot lie prosecuted.- They Lave made a poor start, and in the language of Judge Bur nett had better turn right about and go the other way. Invitation Appreciated. Portland, Oregon, April 14, 1398. Albany Press Club, Dear Sirs: With pleasure I note th very cordial invitation sent by the Al bany Press Club to the delegates to the National Editorial Association to y'sit your city. A copy has been sent to our official organ as well as to the corres ponding secretary of the National Edito rial Association and to the Citizens' committee of Portland The invitation will, without doubt be accepted, as the members of the Oregon Press Associa tion, the City Press Club and the citi sens of Portland desire that our national viaitorssee as much of Oregon as time will permit on this occasion. There are mauy good things in Oregon, and Linn countv contains a very large percentage. 1 suggest that a display of cereals be made at the station or in soma promin ent part of the city. InlS92Mr. C. W. Watts, now cooling his weaiy brain in far off Klondike, arranged an exnibit for the national delegates when they stop ped at Albany and partook of a bounti ful spread while on their journey home ward from attendance nporr the annual convention in San Francisco. The idea of an excursion into the Cas cades is a happy one, and I am satisfied that the delegates from the prairie states will be more than pleased with the same. Success to the Albany Press Club. Albert Tozier, Secretary Oregon Press Association. Reiner Boys Bad Luck. The little restaurant on the north side of the west approach ot the Morrison street bridge was gutted by a fire, which followed the explosion of a lamp in the ha-ds of the proprietor. F. F. Reiner, about 11 :30 o'clock yesterday morning. Reiner was trying to extinguish the lamp by blowing down the chimney, when suddenly there was a loud noise and the next minnte the place iras in flames. The quick Work of the depart- meat prevented any spread of the fire, and only Reiner's place was damaged. Reiner estimates his loss at $500. He was not insured. The damage to the building was 'between $150 and $300. In fighting the fire Reiner's hand waa burn ed badly and his hair was singed. Ore gonian. The place was being ran by. Frank and Will Reiner, formerly of this city. For a Band Tournament. Pursuant to call issued in Saturday's twuhit a mA(mtr was held at the council chambers in the interest of ee mrliw he atete band tournament at Al bany. S. N. Steele presided, with J. K. Whitney as secretary. The matter was liMMiaawi favnmhlr and an executive committee waa appointed to confer with our citisens and those having the matter in charge, as follows: S. N. Steele, P. J. Smiley, E. E. Ooff. Arch Moster, C. U. Burkhart, F. H. Pfeiffer, J, K. Haigbt and W. E. Simonton. . It is an important matter for Albany, for it is probable there would be present here from ten to twenty bands from all over the state, for two days, bringing thousands of people here, besides giving Albany a standing as a musical center. Toot your horns until it is secured. To secure the tournament lor Albany will require about $600 for entertain ment and the erection of a suitable pavi lion. The cosamittee will make a can vass among business men tomorrow. Be ready for them with a liberal subscrip tion. .TUESDAY Barber Notice. The undersigned hare decided as fol lows : To close all places of business on Sun days, commencing April 23. To charge at once the former prices, 15c, for shav ing, 25c tor haircutung. E. R. Cask, I. R. Borum. L. Vikrkk, Geo. L. Thompson, R. L. Edwards. The Mercury of Portland refers to an Albany belle w or kin it in a corth end concert hall. Minnesota potatoes are being sold in eastern Oregon for two cents a pound. ihia should never be. If von want the best that en be uiade go to Tinkle 6 Daw in for your Photo and Photo Buttons. 1 The S. P. pay car was greeted today . bv a Ijuiki faro ni .mnlnmM ! Several persons are eusDected of hav ing stolen a keg of beer from Fred Riea's. Mr. Isaac Smead, a former Linn county man and pioneer, died near Prineville on April 8th at the age of 80 years. i The school law w'tich disfranchises some excellent citisens in different parti of the state was Kunkendall's bill and not Mr. Daly a. hence the Dkvik-bit ben Daly's pardon. The San Francisco board of trade has taken special action in reference t the improvement of Yaqnina Bay, realizing, the necessity of the improvement is con nection with the business of that city. A justice court case -of Thomas Man teith agt. Nettie Monteith for the poses sir n of a note attracted some attention Saturday afternoon. A jury of six men brought in a verdict in favor of the defendant. As administrator of the estate of A. T). Risdon Jefferson Myers has filed a peti tion in the Marion county court which practically accuse the late Seth R. Ham mer ol appronnatine $6,500 of the monev of the estate. Thk Conrr Horss Pillars. Consider able interest is beinjr taken in the tear ing down of the court boose pillars, which will take placj this week. An ef fort waa made to tip them over, but there is a ten inch pole in the center of each and they wouldn't tip. In the sec ond pillar from the east is a package many will be anxious to see. Mr, James Elkins, who waa county clerk at th time. Bays it contains copies of the Demo crat toen published, by Uelaxon Smith, another Albany paper afterwards sus pended, Frank Leslie's magazine, some money and a few other things, placed there in 1864 when the court house was buirt. Perry Watson waa the contractor and among the brick masons were B. W. Cnndiff and R. A. Bamford. Wm. St. John did the wood work. Broom Handles. W. E. Thomas went to Albany Monday on busioesa for the Stayton Broom Co. The company needs 6,000 broom bandies on rush order and failing to get them made either at Stay ton or Albany, Mr. Thomas will send to California where his first supply was secured. There is said to be an abun dance of suitable woods for this purpose time to get it here. There is no reason why every broom handle nsed by this new company eh on' J not be made in Stayton. Mail. The w. C. T. TJ. will hold one of their department rnee'ings at their hall on Tuesday, April 18, 1899, at 3 p. m. Sub ject to be considered, "Narcotics and their effects." These meetings are open to all, and we will be glad to welcome any one who will meet with ns. Miss Clara L. Ansorge, one of the state officers ol west Wasmogton w. u. T. v., is ex pected to be present and add much inter est to the meeting. A program will be rendered that we think will be interest ing to either ladies or gentlemen. Yon are invited to come and see. Rcpt. The committee c-f the common eonncil appointed to learn whether a loner rate ot interest could be secored on the $75 000 of city bonds, have learned that they cannot be reloaded under their tervns, ontil the expiration ol the twenty years from the date of their issue, and the 6 pe cent inter st will Lave to continue. F. M. Smith of Santiam waa in the eity today. Banker Rampy ot Hsrrisbnrg, was in the city today. Mr. E. J. Sommervflle of Milton, is here on account of the serious illness of his mother. Miss Anna Crain of the Taeotna pub lic schools, is in the city the guest of Judge Powell and family. On account of poor health Mr. Frank Galbraith has resigned his potiton in the Salem woolen mill and in a few week will go to eastern Oregon on a trip. Mr. C. F. Ralston, advance agent for the Jessie Shirley Co. has been in the city making arrangementa for the ap pearance of this excellent company bare here next week. See their advertise ment elsewhere. Stjperintendent H. E. Bickers of the reform school waa io the city yesterday with the Upham bjy who waa taken there several weeks ago, being called here by the death of the father of the boy. Mis. S. F. Chad wick, wife of one of Or egon s governors, Mr. Chadwick filliog the office on Governor G rover being elected u. e. senator, rrom 18,0 to 1878, is in the city the guest of Mrs. D. How ard. Mrs. Chadwick is a native of VL ginia and was married to Mr. Chadwick in 1856. Salem Camp No. 118, W.O. W and Silver Bell Circle Women of Woodcraft gave one of their enjoyable open meet inga at their ball on last evening, Mr. frank llodgkm was master of cere monies Rev. Parker, lately of Pendle ton, but now of Albany, made the ad dress of the evening. He paid a high tribute to all fraternal beneficiary, and insurance orders miking one of the1 best addresses on that subject ever de livered in Salem. It was not of the dry statistical kind. He waa called on only a few hours previous to fill, Mr. Wheeler being nnable to arrive on time. Salem Journal. Mrs. Cowan Discharged. Albany people will be glad to read tbs following, their sympathies being entire ly with Mrs. Cowan in the fight made against her by the Bank ot California, and they admire bar for ths backbone she has displayed In the affair : Mit. Sarah E. Cowan, who a week age was brought here under a decree of the Uuilsd States district court to compel her to make conveyance of certain real property sold under execution by the United States marshal to saiisf r a judg ment against her husband held by the Bank of California, was discharged from custody this afternoon. The discharge was msde upon her own application and not opposed by Mr. Zera Snow, counsel for the bank. Bet, on the other haod, Mr. 8no v waived the right to demand that she par tee costs ot the proceeding, be paying them himself. This notn Recorder Neal received from Portland several documents to record in the book of deeds, conveying; the rest dence property at the corner of 4th and Ferry street in this city, known as the Cowan pronerty to the Bank of Califor nia. But it does not contain the signa ture ot Mrs. Cowan, instead there ia an order ot the court to execute for her, and as and tor her act a deed to the pro perty. Resides this is the deed ot Mr. Cowan exeootad by him January 11, 1898, whish Mrs. Cowan refused to sign, and two or three court documents in the case. Notwithstanding th a there are lawyers who declare that it does not con vey her dower right. It transnires that the reason the Rank of California wanted to force Mrs. Cowan's signature to a deed of the prop arty ia this city was because they have an opportunity to sell it, but cannot con vey a good title o long as Mrs. Cowan holds a dower right in the nronerW. This atone time the offer i in sell at $500 and the bank waa foolish In not accepting it. Wholesale Shoplifting. Late yesterday afternoon Policeman McClaio brought op to n anotner large assortment of stolen goods, which he had recovered from the residence of Mrs. A. L. Chapel, mother of the three girls who have been votog the ehoililiion aronnd town, and made a distribition among the merchants, finishing with considerable ot a stock on band. Kearlv a!! the merchants of the city had been relieved of eomething. There was a big assortment of ribbons, handkerchiefs, jewelry, lc. besides dress goods of dif ferent kind, and a oai:t mads un an tirely ot handkerchiefs. Besides ths t bints found and brought Bo street for distribution, ths family teemed to be supplied with clothing in abundance. and there are things to mo lea a that the shoplifting was not begun in Albany Many ol the things ware found in a trunk evidently Mr. Chapel's. No one olamee the girls alone, everything con- Bee led with the affair indication that the whole family were partners in lbs wholesale stealing. It ia now remem bered that the gins, nine, thirteen and other fifteen wrre in the habit of going around the stores in loog cloaks or gos samers. There aie four Chape! girls but only three have been in the habit ot going aronnd together. Sometimes Mrs Cbapal waa witn them, and sometimes alone. The fourth girl only about seven was no doubt considered too yonog tor the business. Mrs. Chapel implicate same one else, whom it Is declared got as many things a they did. This is doob-.ed. The Chapels came from Spokane here two or three years ago Chapel waa killed there jost before they came here. The case is a very interesting one. It presents that ot a ieiuilv abnndaotlv applied with things to wear sod nothing to aai, asaiatarce naving teo given tr.em in this line. Saturday one of the girls w remembered to have tried to sail some extracts sta residence in the third ward chillings Best money-back tea and baking powder at Your Grocers A Dawson Letter. i:: WEDNESDAY.? From Loois Parker to lii brot.ier Hiram. Bonanza Cbkkk, N. W. T., March 20, 1899. Snow is now melting anl drdtin on ths creek by the miners is stopping in a tsw places. Ia six weeks sluicing will begin. We expect to keep on all summer. I got my claim and there are now twelve mea working on onr two claims and will be until we are icady to tart for home. Oar lumber now costs $195 per thousand. Wa let out our ground in lays at 50 per cent, the lav- men pa ring their part ot the royalty, wMch la the safest wsy to work in this country. I have been sick but feel all right now. Work underground and the gas wa the cause Uerealter I will just look alter thing. Wa think wears all right and ara making calculations and joking about our journey h ma next fall, hen we will recruit up I think in tuS Caocade. There are church services at wr cabin every Sunday a. II, with quite a crowd present, denomination Presbyterian. There aie two preachers oo tba creak. Revs. Eddy and Rooper. Mrs. Dr Msr rill is quite lively end partook ot dinner two weeks ago with ns Wa go to parti as snd are having quite a nice time. Oar neighbor is going to givs a dance next Saturday night. All tba delayed mail is now in. I went to Dawson Feb 21. The cold est day ths winter waa 66 below aero, and it frote the ends of all my finger. It was nothing to see frozen noses and cheek I. One fellow came a!ong with bia note frown as white ss a enow ball. Mr. Black, of Salem, said to him: "Say, partner, yon r noaa it froaen." His re ply was: ' Thai ia the way I aaot the d n thing." Moat everything ia the provision line is now high, anger 65 cents per pound. We ara going to Dawaun next Saturday to lay to oar summer supply and get it here be'ore the snow goes fL I have abon $100 in nutgets. tba tart est 22 30, at $ltt (M-r ounce, but n- o.d is old cnaouti and wa think will bring $18 at the mint. I'arrith ia ork!ng on Sul hnr creek at $10 a day. tare will not be tba am o. t of money cleaned up beta that the ouisi.le papers ara telling about. a bong-hi a Portland Orecontaa on March 18 of Feb. tl. & davs old oalv. tor $1 Turre were seven orcigbt persons wanted it as soon ss we coald ret it read and I expect twenty persons from Oregon ha va read that ana copy 1 bare bava bean no new stnsas, nor any f rvat quarts find aa ootaide oepers sre reporting. Outside of two miles op and down Eldorado op Bonanza to 36 above and 22 below Discovery vhere are only a few rich claims. On Hunker there ara some rich claims, bet that crk is spotted, hich a ao applies to Snlpbor. D minion. Bear. Gold Ron. Gold b-t"m, in fact ail ara spotted Ths eohi dorm o. t ran tn streaks, but is in deposits, and wbere tba porpbery decks a- cut by water and washed down it ia rich Frank Combs Probably Drowned. A dispatch from Arlingtan states that Frank Coombs left Arlington in s sail boat Sunday evening for a point about 10 miles np stream, and there is evsry reason to believe he was drowned. Tha boat was found in so eddy on tha Wash ington shore next day by some Iodises, who brought it to town. A t&oroagb search baa failed to show any trace of tba young man. Coombs was about 35 years old. This is nndootedlf Frsak Combs, o this citv. who is known to bsva been working in a legging camp in this vicin- ji uiw mum ueioK who mm as cooa lor lb camp. The Webfoot Boys. Manila 'rPrs ss lata aa March 16 hsveanivtd. Ths Freedom says: At last tha Oregon boys w'll have a taste ef grim warfare. Tha Third Bat talion, Cos. C, O. snd K, under Major Eastwick, baa been at tba Waterworks since hostilities began . Ca. H ia doing doty st tha Custom boose, and Co. P has been stationed at tta Palace as a card of honor, while Co. A is stationed in Tondo. The following companies under com mand of Col . hammers received orders dandsv to proceed to San Prdro Maeato, B, V, x5, 1, U and M. These comptoles with two exeeptiods have seen no active service, and the bus.y Oregooiana were rbafing nnder large dosss ol innoxious desuetude. Well, boys, its off now, and may yon never regret it. Tba boya from that rain favored commonwealth will make great muaic the Long Tou.s. As Oregon folks delight in showers, the boys will not mind a few inches of rain under the blanket, and a water logged bardtatk will be just as welcome as money in a letter from home. ski rive way Jnt aa we Sometimes aee a tree or pole apparent l sir on a an sound com rushing down with a anddea of some aBdetccted process of decay, so bo matter how good an appearance a wom an may present, if she is subject to any bidden weak DtH, gradually aap plug away and onder minina her vitality. aome day her entire u.mia. will viva wit ni leave her a Croat rate physical wreck. The average doctor give a little some thing for the headache and a little some thing elae tor tne oacaacuc anu wu " er thins; for the nerves and ao on, never once reaching- the hidden weak new in tha distinctly feminine organism. The vaat experience and special practice of Dr. R. V. Pierce, chief consulting physi cian of ths Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo, N. Y... in treating women's diaeaaea, enables him to under stand and cope soccetafully with these par ticular ailments. Any woman may feel the utmost confidence in consulting him ty mail. 8be will receive free of coat, aound professional advice whereby her health may. in ninety-nine cases out of a hundred, be promptly and permanently restored. All correJpondence la held to be tacrtdly confidential. A lady Uvtoi T. Stanton. List of Patents. Granted to Nertbwest inventors this week. Reported by O. A. Snow A Co. patent attorneys, Washington, D. 0. J. T. Killin, Greenville, Oreg., butter worker: G. W. Knnze. Bryant, Waah combined garment hanger and lock; M, MCKinnon, Portland, Oreg.. dumping car; Z. 8. Moore, Oakland, Cal., holding uevice lor riveters. For copy of any patent send 10 cents In postage stamps with date of this paper to O A Snow A Co.. Washington, D O. Ross McCormick ot Salem, ye tarda was fined $H and cost ror petty larceny. nop men ara making all tba con tracts they en. That means good prices. Tba Eocene finished its first trio to Portland and dack yesterday, returning with a big load. Tba Enjeoe, the man- ager asserts belongs to no combine. A Wood bum man bss iastt invented a cbsinless bicycle that will enable him to ride np tba steepest grade, and Monday be wan; up Portland beiarbta. Ha does it by changing ta gear with oat dis mounting to as low as 38 Tba appeal in tha Mcuralh mnrdir case waa beard bv tha an pre me court in Salem yesterday alternoon, the stats be ing represented bv Attorney General Biaekbarn. District Attorney liaideo, J. I. Whitney and J. H. McCljng and tha defendant by Weatbertord & Wyatt Tha principal argument wss over ibe ad misl ol tbe evidence of the wile ol the condemned man. HOME AND ABROAD. Photo Buttons at Tinkle & Dawsons. Sixteen new members went into the Borne Forum last svening. Cheapet and best Photos at "Tinkle & Dawsons, opp, P. O. W. J. Carty and wifs, of tha Lebanon bank were In ths city today, - A great reduction in evey- line of goods lr90daysst.P, Cohen's, , 1J dozen ladies shirt waists from 40 c-n upwaras, at P. Cohen's. O AAA ...! Af .1.'. , . , ,,iiw;.iui.iiiiiiiwiih buss, latest C. B. Wslis and J, J. Flea are candi dates lor Chief ol Police ot Cor vallis.. t We are prepared to make Photos as good and cheaper than anyone else. Tinkle A Dawson. - Platino or dull finish photos are very popular now. Ws tnake them for $1.68, $1.76 and $2.00 per dox. Tinkle A Daw son. . . ' - Tbs Cogens want down river last eve nlng, hut did not stop,- having only tbe USUI in u up SllUW, Tba snag boat Mathloma is on Its way np the river to begin operations on tha upper Willsmstts.i Work ia said to have been actually be gun oo tbe road between Falls City and Dallas, in Polk toanty. Proposals for a site for a I t 130 x 140 feet Ibr the new public building at Salem will be received up to.May 1). Tbrrssrs photographs displayed in Albany wmdows'that cannot be surpars sd on he coast in workmanship. - The attorneys foVtfis dsfandinf in' ths McGrath tunrder ease beK6s the su preme court will grsnt a new trial: By request the Dsmocsay leaves out an account of aa arrest for tbe use -of , ahutive language, resulting in a fine .ol $5 and cost. Tha safs in W. T. Lewis's botcher shop at Junction waa cracked Monday night and $60 in money, and some valuable pa era secured. " ' . Msrikubo, a 'Japanese student who bass brother to the J a pa bees parlia ment will lecture in Oregon,' and is now in tbs southern part ot the s ale. Do yon wsnt the band tournament to meet iu tlbany in Jane. It will bring man? people herefrom all over tbe state. Then subscribe i,beraliy. Ths Irir-t National Bank at Eugene! has just loaned .Junction Ci'v $3,000 Pres. "Marshall Interviewed. ' From tho Telegram. P. B. Marshall, secretary ot tbe Albany Farmers' Elevator Company, was in the cttvi yesterday on business connected with the " affairs ol fiia company. In speaking of the crop onttook in Lion county, Mr. Maraball said: "The crop indications in our county never were better, and I look forward to a year of unprecedented prosperity. The majority ot Lion county termers are prosperous, tor Linn county is the esr den spot of tbe Willamette valley. There are some years, however, that are better than others, and this year promises to be one of them. Tbs acreage of wheat will probably tie larger than last yesr. Farmers in our county are feeling good, and at their feelings are based largely upon crop indications, there is little mora to be said opon tba subject." Soars MisACt-u. It baa been said that ths day of miracles were past. Not with tbe stage line between here and Tba Dalles. On Tnesdsy Isat between tbe Bridge and Bakeoven tba coach tam ed over with 7 passengers aboard and no one was hurt. On Wsdnesday night following, between Bay creek and bil low creek tbe driver nnable in time to see that tbe bridge across a deep ravine bad bean washed away by tbe swollen waters, drove onto tbe remaining -frame work of the structure io inch a wsy that tha coach waa supported on tha string ers, tbe team falling through into tbe water eight feet below throwing the driv er and passengers ont, nothing being In jured but tbe harness Prieeville Re view. , Tha state band tournament will be a big thing for Albany ii secured for this city, and those most interested in getting it here shohtd sabecribe liberally, or elss it cannot ha gotten. It ia a plain business proposition. Beware of Oint jacnta for Catarrh that Contain Mercury, s nr ere art will sorely destroy the aence ef smell and completely derange tbe whole system when entering it through tha mo oous surface. Huch articles ahonkt never be used except on rreacriptioas from rep ntatle phyaiaaas, aa ths damags they will do ia tea fold to the good yon can possibly ssrrva trim them . Hail's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney Co., To I do, O., contains ao mercery. v is takes i Vernal N, acting directly upon tbe blood and so aeons' surfaces ot tha system. In ! auing Hall 's (Jatarrn Cure be sareyoo get i iiis is better man sending on to soms , the ceaoioe Uts taken interaa"fy. aad foreign company. made in, Toledo, Ohio, by r. J. Cheney Ex (iiirrnnr t nrA hst tngMtfi nrkSU ft I awl i Ttaii atkAmimlm 4tmm V Crop Prospects. The Iro-t did no damage. While tha temperature fell to ami below tha treat ing point io maoy sections and many t."ee were in fall bloom, yet tha moist condition ot tha air prevented injury. It w rare that Iria injure fruit or any vc.UU"0 in Aestsri. Orevou. Cold rain cause inior to fruit bloom, but so far tbis y ar no such injur., has resulted. Tta rain on Monday aad To. ewe1 a. last delay., plowiog and spring seeding, but ha wen her from Wednesday soon pot tbe soil in good coudiuoo. and plowing because general ; it was pushed with vigor. It will require "ul!v two weeks more, with favorable weather, to com plete spring oerdiog rail and winter sown grain ara in go )d condition. Early sown spring grain has appeared above th grrundana promises well uut oi 215 rr ports, only three contain a record of any unfavorable grain conditions. Fruit trees are demonstrating tbat the February freese did pract'.caily no lam age reach and apricot tree bavs gens rally loet their bloom. Cherry, pear. plum and prone trees are et in to i bloom In maoy sections. Apple trees are commg into full bloom. Unless cold rains prevail or an nootuai'y heavy fret occora. tha fruit crop wit be very large. n. 8. faocs, hection iArector. Next Attraction Next week beginning Monday April 24 Miss Jessie Shirley snd her strong company of 19 people will com. mence an engagement playing to popu lar prices. Mang. Barry W. Smith has spared no expense in making th's one ot tne strongest ot repertoire companies on tbe coast and plaving at these prices should do a larger week's bniinaes. Although tba taeatre is not tba beat on tbe coast, still Mr Ralston, the advance man, assures ns they will dress tbe stage with lurniture and scenery that will make it pleasing to tbs eye.' Dimen sions of the s age have been taken and tbeir scanic artut ia now preparing scen ery f r their productions. Special st mmiete to Persia, a rosition he will fill arerpubly. Persie, once in trouble aiib a'i nations ia now at peace with the world, and Mr Lord will no doubt base . tnootn sailing. f" A piece of tbe cabte cut by Dswey has reaped Portland, wbere it is on Sabibi lion. Xo place ni! be iu it witboot some f this cable, and it may ha pre dicted thera wilt be enough of it event- nail- to reach a roan tbs world. Mand Chapel, the young girl implica ted in tha sLop tilling about which there has been ao much talk eoutiaoes ter studies in tbe &b grade si the public schools, and ia said to be a good scholar. Aiihwigb called names by tha other scholars snd shown clip iugs from tbe papets she remains undisturbed and un- cocoaroed. lb Onapels came from 3cio bere, oiog to scio from r-pokaoe, and l.arr been in Albany several moovl a. There i on exhibition ia Eugene s saetebby Wi lardi. Elkins, oo? ot our soldier hoys at Manila, former's a stud ent io th- dinnity school at Sogene, that the tiu-rd states ia a very fioa piece of work, being scenes st Cants, including Dswey's picture, greater value being given it on account ot the original signa ture ot Admiral Dewey being attached to i. Mr R berta the poultry jadga in Al bany at tba Shnw ears that D. O. Wood worth of this city baa only oe equal as s breeder ot silver laced Wyandot. on tne coast. t. J. A Km of Lew eve Cal., aod the editor ot ts Pooltry Journal o halrm, in which Mr. Roberts liter ap nears duatxs It Wood worth has a super ior iu tba United r'sie. At tba gold medal contest at Oak Grove ths pries waa awarded May Thompson, with Esther lloichins see ond. Tbs judges ware Rsv. Williams ol Suedd, Prof. Baker ef Lebanon, aad Ueurge MrKatght of Tsllmso Tba old percentage system wss nsed. Besides the er-attanu eight in number there a ere other exercises of a high order. Sold by druggists, prices 75c yst tiall't Family Pills aratbe beet. bottle. . rnt PLACE 4 TO BUY four Groceries and Baked Goods Isat Parker Bros. Everybody knows where thetr place ia. They keen a trash stock of groceri). prod oca and baked goods, of all kinds, sell at rsaeonabie prices and treat ihn r custom era well, all aiike. , Ton may ragrat soma star; s yon take in lite bat none Uen intouie store af Parker Bros. It ia a great tnlng to be wall fad. Far ser Bros keep good groceries. A loaf of brwad is not moch but yon want it well ms-te. TrvParkr Bros SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Bud Williams of Roaehurg, is in the city. Mr. Will Wolf, ton-lo-la of M. Stern berg, has been in tbe city. Among the soldiers returning on the Arisona was W, I. Davis ol Co. J. - Ex-state tress. Phil Mtcban,of Sa lem, passed th rough Albany this noon for Corvallis. Miss MscBride, the elocutionist, w ho gave an entertaiameut in Albany several months ago was in Dallas last night. Mr. W. J, Bnoy, of Toledo, was in the citv today on his wsy to the famoot Buffalo Hump, where his tusnv Albany friends hope he will strike it rich. P. M. Jobnson expects shortly to qnit Corvallis. He leaves Thursday to look on a new location, and hie trip will prob ably carry him through Washington and Idaho.- Corvallis Times. State Commander J. S Van Winkle went to Portland today to preside at the grand lodge of Maccabees to convene there this week Coring bis abeence Mr. E. E. Montague will rustle at the P.O... Mrs. F. M. Parrlsh and son of Albany, who bave been cues' s of H. O. Guild since January, went home toaay. Mr. rarrtsh who has been In Alaska for two years, will return io July. balem Journal. Frank Powers, for several rears the popular Collector for the Salem Wau-r Company, has resigned to take effect oa stay i. He win be succeeded by AIodzo T. wain, who will fill tbe position of col lec'or and business manager of the Sid ney Power Company. Salem Joorc al. Hon. Charles Wilkinson, at one time (he youngest member of tbe state legis lature, who ia now near Denver, is grad ually failing, anJ has sxpreseed s desire to return to Eugene to die. His friends wilt ralte tbe money for tne purpose. No. 2's gave another one of tber fine entertainments at tbeir ball last evening, enjoyed bv a good eized audience. A pleasing program was presented consist ing of a duet by Mr. Msdin and Mias Palmer, a reading by Miss Flickinger, vocal solo by Edna Howard, an oration by . C. Neal, anJ a vocal solo by Miss Palmer. followed bra social andabn lunch served by Mosier A McKillop. Rev. Huber Ferguson was installed as pastor of ths First United PresbyU-nan congregation last evening. By appoint ment of the preabvtery. Rev. C. R. Stevenson, of Albany, preached the ser mon, delivering also tne cbarge to the people, while the charge to the pastor waa delivered by Rev. H. F. Wal'ace. I. D.,of Portland. Purtland Oregon ian. COO Rings. ' A greater variety of friendship, en gagement ana wedding rings never was shown in Albany than those displayed in French's show windo . We invite everyone to stop and inspect them They are direct from the factory, bought - for crab, and we sell then on a very close margin. Frenches watch and ring l.ouw. Staodaid of the world!! The PU1 oma Incubator. C. D. Bates sgent, Alb any, Ore. Card of 7 (tanks. Tall Tour Neighbors Tbat wa are making a special reduction in the price of baby Photos this month. Call aod aee about it. Tinkle A Dawson. Spat I'ic-jJ ia t "rit fen the weariness caased by labor. The lat is cured by rest; tbe Brat requires a few bottle of HooC'aSamparillato curs it Dcxsvi-in, April 13, 1KJ. Wg wish to extend our most sincere thanks to tba good people of Albany for tbeir help and kind attention daring the Illness and death of onr dsar daugh ter. Mrs. J. ChiswelU May the great God of mercy make tbeir days many and happy through this lifs. Ma. XD Mas. 11. U. DoLLaKillD. OakviUe. Two ladies from Corvallis, Mrs. Kemp sud Mis. W heeler were visiting our city last week. A basket social will be given at Bell plain acliool boore on tha evening of tta 21st for tha benefit of th' Sabbath school ol that place. Come everybody and bring your caskets or the cash. Tbe liars club bss disbanded and tbe cats nave caased prowling of nights. Tbs msgaxioe dub and tbe ladies band hav taken tba place of the two lormer societies. Wa enjoy them better es pecially the band Hamlll has shaved off bis beard an I now bs can run with other beardless boys. LrrrLB Ross Brr. What IsShiloh? A grand old remedy tor Cough, Cold and Consumption; naol through th world for hall a century, has cured in numerable cas-a of incipient con samp lion and relieved many in Jvancea auges. If yon are not aatieawith tbs results wa will refund yoor monev. Price ii cts., bOcU. aad tUX). The Effects of the Grip arsovercome by Hood's Saraaparilia which pan Sea tbe blood, tones tha stomach; strengthens the nerves, aad snakes tba whole system vigor oroas and healthy. A vegetable cathartic that can be re'.ted upon to do its work thoroughly Hood's Pills. HYSTERIA parety a aerrons 4loroer and aU ise sjafKmn era of nerroos origin, ajwi-i be perfectly a4 permanency trea. CUT AX ana eors - Rings, Rings, Jewelry store. Rings at French's See our two Tsars on vet plants, before putting ont that badge Tbe Albany Sur- ertca IWcse any other floor, ' except tba Magnolia. The vVeather. A Niw BaicK.-Couneilman Pfeiffer .with his usual enterprise instead of violating tba city ordinance as to maoy bare, baa had erected a fine brick tea cream parlor in tbe rear of hia confectionary store. It is 10x13 feet wii height feet waMs, and waa erected by W. A. Cox in less tbaa three Idays. Bert Savtge, of Salem, ia in the city. J. M. Wallace of Salem, has gone to Colorado on a trip. Ex-recorder E. E. Da via ot Harris- burg, is in tbe city on business. Mrs. Henrietta Brown went to Port land this noon on a visit with friends. Lawyer Curl returned this noon from a trip to Sherman county, where be has been an legal Duainess. Cbsrles Tsblsr. of theC A E. office left todav by way of Yaqoina for San Jose, Calif., where bia parents rsside. Clint Bradley who has been with the St Cbarlea for some lime left yesterday for tbe (Colvilie reservation, where he has a profitable employment in prospect. Charles Craven ot Salem, has arrived boms from the Klondyks. He is dis gusted with the Klondike, and aays tbe stories sre bsdly exaggerated. A boat five tnouiand men are ready and anxious to get eut just a qnick as possible. Miss Bessie Lines, ot Independence, is in the city ana win nave charge ol the Albany telephone office during the ab sence ot Mrs. Minerva Isom in Califor nia, for which she will leave Thursday night on tha overland. Mrs. Carrie Frankboner, of Marion, Ind , is here visiting; at the home of her nncle, Dr. J. C. Littler. Mrs. Frank boner had a varied experience on her trip west on account of washouts. At ons place she was transfered fifteen mil ea by wagon. tbeir tentton should be called to the costume sstbs are all new snd fresh. They bave tbeir own orchestra aod uniform band who dispense music on the street and between tbe acts, imi-ii an organisa tion abould be well patrooised and we bave no doubt they will as they coma with tbe best of notices throughout the coast. A Rustler. U. n . Burggrar, tbe architect, seems to be a whole trrst io himself when it comes to conrt booses. His plsns hsvs been adopted by tbe commissioners' court ol Sherman county for a brick sonrt bouse to he built at Moro during ths coming summer. ints is tta fourth structure of tbe kind to be erected Irom his designs this year tbe others being for Linn, Douglas and Lincoln counties Mr. Burggrsl, Dy conscientious work and honorable dealings bas mads a stats reputation aa being a competent archi tect hence bia success. Salem States man. MARRIED. lor in cosnocum -o., unn ai. w. of Blissfiela, writes: -1 nsa J rrr ban for nearly three yean. Had rm tains ia and aboe my hips aad the back aad top of my (iu- a--e w Ug by Tongam? NO tonga. P ThT7 I endured. I had 4f S??,5l,rS riod.. 1 doctored m of the Tj1, VJ5?1 a physlcisa as ther. is in Jhe state, bat .had ao ease only whea I was quiet sad off my fe na . then I had more or ins pain j r zl I began Uking Dr. Pierce's medicines I wrlrhrt un pounds, and was rcrrpaWsnd weak. It twelwr bottles of his aoritt frnjerfptton and seren of the 'Golden Medical WffojfT, Vow I fee! like a dinreat person. Ittano paia in my head, can dp all the to yKl husband aad one child; am gaining In 1 ? rl it U hrouh God mercy snd your WKlKier. btl aaedicjnea that I am cured." ALTERMATT BLODGETT On Sat nrday evening, April 15, 1899, at the borne of the bride's parents on Wash ington street, by Rev. C. R. Steven son, Mr. John Altermatt and Miss Nellie Blodgett. Ths ceremony was performed in the presence of a few relatives and friends under a Deautnui ivy wreath snd - cres cent of white flowers, followed by warm congratulations, in which many friends win unite wun oesc wishes tor the worthy young couple. D.IED At the College. Mr. Dnmmlt will lecture in the col legs cbspel April 28. Don't fail to hear the illustrated lec ture in tbs college chaps! April 28. Coma and hssr of tba g'est Worlds Conference ot tbe Y. M. C. A. April 28, Comkxr iNSairg, -Mr. B. Conner, the section boss, who caused so much talk in Albany 'on account of his delirium tremens doings, was examined tbis fore noon at the court house and declared in sane. Sheriff Munkers strapped him down and took him to the asylum on the train this noon, the proper place for him until he gets the oversupply of whiskey out of him. A lew weens will ao tha'. UPHAM. In Albany on April 15, Mr. Alba Upham, at the age of 78 rears. ; The funeral services were held tbis alternoon at the C. P. church. Music Mis Mildred Burmester eacher of piano or organ. System tbs Mason touch and technique. Residence Fifth street, opposite U P chnieh. "Great Htste is Not Always Good Speed. tNUny people trust to lack to pall them through, &n-i are often disappointed. JJo not dilly-dally in matters of health. With it you can accomplish miracles. With out it you are 44 no good. Keep the liver, kidneys, bowels and blood healthy by the use of Hood's Sar saparilla, the faultless blood purifier. Dvaoenala-" I know a positive relief for dyspepsia and that Is Hood's 8arsaps rills. It cured me. My neuralgia also Stopped." W. H. BALDWIN, lot USK OirtKJk, Binghamton, New York. Tired Peeling; -"My appetite was Mnrli'lnm. mv llvnr disordered and I waa tired. Hood's Sarsaparllla relieved It all. It cored a friend ot mine of female weak ness." Mas. Jcssn A. Miasms, Clayton, Del. Hood'. Mils curs llrsr Ule i ths noftlriitttlng sad oalr"eihrUo to tas wltSTiood's Sarsaiwrma Tonight and Thursday fair stationary temperature. ' F. M. Faxxca, Dhrplavman. College Notes. The program at lbs meeting of tbe A C L 8 Saturday evening waa very abort owing to tbe absenca of several ot the members. It consisted of desltmation. Oxen Beam; cornet solo, RF Smick; rending, OM tlirkey;eata, M H Ache son. Tbe new officers were installed. A delete has betn arranged between bs Monmouth ormsl School snd tbe OL8. The snbiect is "Resolved tbst H should form Protective A'liance ilb Uraat -Bri-ain." Wa have lbs negstive side. J (i Swan, CC Bryant, and J E Ijree will represent onr society Rev. Sanderson, dean of (he U of O divinity school, msde ns a tal. at chapel Monday morning. William Moebnke ia unable to be in arh ool on acsooct ot airknesa. Mr. Perry, of lows, was visiting with his sister here April 17. Tbe bare-ball season bss regno. A full team Las not yst been selected. Smick, Rsmp, Galbraith, Snyder, Bee- ton and Monism will fill soine ol the positions. Brady Burnett. At the request of Judge Burnett, of thii city. Senator Simon telegraphed the adjutant general at Washington for any Ute news respecting tho condition ol Brady Burnett, who was wounded near Manila. An answer was addreased to Senator Simon by "Ward, Asst. Adjt Gen.," of which tho following is a copy : Ca bleu ram March "Hh shows Corporal B. F. Burnett, Co. M, Oregon Volunteers wounded alarcu ztjtb, in sboueidr severe, riottung later, aames ot th woon led soldiers on board transport no known, tto list furnished." Times. ' Letter List. Following is tL list of letters remaining in the Postoffice at Albany. Lisa county, Oregon, 1899, April IS. Persons calling for these tetters mi give the date oa which advertised : Kellsv. Miss Sally Payne. Elaia M Parry. Miss E M Toseor. Mr G W Parser. Mr Hsrrv M Werl. W W Mitchell, Hugh M (uead latter) Wood. L M (dead letter) Postal cards Mr M O Cooes 3, Albert Coo , i 8 Edwards, Mrs F Price. .8. S. Tsais, P. M. Albany Marker. enta. Wheat 46 Oats 34. , Eggs 14 ineots. Butter 10 to IS cents. Potatoes 75 cents. -Hams 10 cots. Sides 8 cents. Shoulders 6 cents. BORN. A Fins QoaBTKi .Tba Chicago La dies Qusrtet, ons of tbs best in tho world, will be In Albany on Monday evening, April 24, and give a concert at tba college. Admission oo cents, (school childrsn 25 cents. When Traveling Whether on pleasure bent or on busim take on every trip a bottle of Sjrup of Figs as it asta most pleasantly and effectual If on tbs kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing fevers, headaches, and other forms ol sick ness. For sals In 60 cent bottles by an leading druggists. Manrfactured by the Oa ifornla Fig Syrup Co. only.- Ring for every body at French's Jew eleryatore. Got the best flour. Tha Magnollar AMES.-On Monday night, April 1 1899. to Mr. and Mrs. D II. James, tbeir third boy . All doing well. COMING THEY ARE 1 A an, ly n 3 -a, flX J'r- V yrl W I V,.A' German Expert W 1 V It 1 Ths English and Specialists Five Phvsicians atil Surgeons, all Graduates in the World. from the Medical Colleges laearparaled wader ths laws a "Calirarate far ati.Sl. EalasdUaieal sa years r j A part of the sUff of the English and German Expert Specialists ano Dr. Meyers A Co , will make tbeir regular monthly visit to AfaL-.4, Satvirday, April 22d. 1 " " 'Revere Hotel, CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREt. AMONG THE AILMENTS CURED BY THE ENG LISH AND GERMAN EXPERT SPECALISTS ARE THE FOLLOWING: i'.ripht's Inseajeand all other Diaeaaes of the Kidneys; Diseases of the Bs der U ri nary Organs, Liver, Spleen.Spine, Bowels, Heart.Stomach, Eye, Ear, Sk and Nerves. Also Impoverished, Blood, Blood Poison and Scrof nla : Catarrh, Ton xiliiis, Consumption, Bronchitis, Aathma, and other Throat and Lung troubles Tomors. Ueti.ttaHie, Insomnia, Melancholy, Paralysis. Bapure, Dysentery, Dys pepeia, Xeuraigia, Ki.eamatiam, Stiff and Swolien Joints ;t Femaia Complaints including Ovarian troubles; Piles, Fistula, Obeeity, King Worm and Goiter; To bacco, Opium, Cocaine and Liquor habit; Headache, Erysipelas, Goat, Tape Worm, biliousness. Dropsy, Gall Stone, Eczema, Freckles, Blackheads, Cancer, etc, aod Chronic Diseases generally. DB. MEYERS A CO. cure Nervous Eebility, Lost Manhood and all Private Diseases, including cc-2?fnris blood poison, qukkly and permanently, aad at reasonable rates. Tire English and German Expert Specialists and Dr. Meyers A Co. are not on -ly competent aod reliable, bat are responsible, being backed by ample capital and ably managed. 'Diseases which have bifflel the skill of other physicians and stubbornly re- f used to yic-ld to ordinary medicinea. methods ana appliances, are quickly sub dued ana mastered by these successful doctors. They Lave the largest and best equipped medical institute in America. Call on the Doctors when they come. AQ ailing people elioold see tha English and German Expert Specialists or Dr. Meyers A Co. if possible. A friend ly talk, which costs absolutely nothing, is bound to result in a great deal of good a hether treatment is taken or not. ' HOME CUKES While it is preferable in many instances to see a patient the English ami German Expert Specialists have cored thousands of persors whom they have never seen. If you cannot see the doctors write the home office for question list. Advice in regard to your ailment, book for men or women and treatise on any disease ALL FREE. Correspondence and other dealings with patients or prospective patients sacredly conhJentiaL TERMS AND Pit iCES WITDIJI THF REACH OF ALL. ENGLISH AND GERMAN EXPERT.SPECI ALISTS ?3l MARKET ST. SAX FRANCISCO-CAL. ft" criteria. WCDYA rill reliera every STBpbxa- HtDTAJf wtU restore Use weak ened oema to a aeai tay cooj&lloB asd tk symptoms will disap pear. slCDTXisa vegetable remedy as4 baa no bad eert ea tha srtteni. Study yucr symptoms carr tuny. doae so, ne t ae HCD TSJ( aad tteo tea yvor fricads what It has done for jroa. HERE ARE YOOR SYMPTOMS: 1-1. TttTTTEHISO Ol THE ETK- SJJM. MUD YAM will reltera tela aiaon tmsMdlalely. TBCMBIitSa OF THE UPS. CDT1 wlU restore las nerrea to a Heal thy cowdtuoa, and Uie trembling will disap pear. t. L.TJMP IK THE THHOAT- Tba SecUng ts as Uoagh thera was a bail la tne throat. HTDT AX will caoae it to disappear. . PALPITATION OP THE HXABT. HUDYAN aria strengtlien Use heart anuete and causa the beats to become strong and regular. BIXKIHQ FlELISa IN THE PIT Ol THS STOMACH. It Is dae to tbe actios ol tha weakened nerrea ot tbs aiawack. HVDYAX wtU strengthen the : Mrvea, aad tbe slating feeling will cot recur. Wonts, this ta for yon. Bememoer last rDTSJV cares mea and women. It win talieve yoa of all tha above symptoms and too can be cured. HtTDTAM will agect aeratanent enra. Take BCDTAN now. Yoa taa get IVOYAN ot you draggUt x eeats per package or S packages for t: So. if . yaar druggist does not keep It, sena oireei to t ths BCDTAN BKKKUT COM PANT. 6an , rranclaeo, California. Yon can eonsnU tha i Sectors ol the HTDTAJt aiXIDT coa- ; paXT FRgl. Call oo the doctors. It you cannot call, yoo may write aodadrfce wiU be fivaatrea. Address j HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY, ' Gar. ttocMea. Market aad Ellis Sta, ' sa Frsaeasea, Csl. M Absolute Guarantee Eastern Prices and On sH BAG Corsets and I errie Waists. vThenaeastoaierisnot perlectiy nus Ced a new pair given ia exchange for the old one. It is oar aim to p'ease aod satisfy rrarv pe eon who purchases and wears oor RAG Corset or Ferris wsist We call special attention to oor 50e and lo oor Soc corset which we thina wUl eompsre favorably with any IS30 Creet in this market. Received today another line of those topolaronderskins for larfies. "ew rambeaox Swiss Lace Cortains snd do'ted ewiss and art goods Ur saa1 certains. S.L Younf &Son. AT H P Mcl I WAIN'S CASH STORE. Trunks and Telescope Valises 25 per cent Discount. x Large assortment Pure Linseed Oil Paints We have recently added to onr stock a complete line cf mixed ri cts, the best money can bnv, composed ol Pore bite Lead. Zinc and Lir-eeed Oil. Thia paint is msde by one ot tbe beet mannfactnrea in this country, and everv can i. guaranteed to give perfect seuefacUcn or yon get your money back. Floor Paiot. Wagon Paint, Boggy and Carnage Paint, fcn-. aniels Varnishes, snd broshes. Yoa will find onr prices correct. Burkhart & Lee, Druggists. THE LATEST. Stetlers, Albany's Leading Restaurant. Is now ready to feed tbs hungry st tbeir elegant new quarters at tbe asms prictU cents a meat, uur pooiic aca private dining rooms are lighted with gas and fitted np in mstropoliisn s'jis. Upposue otswsrt box. Mrs.M. G.STrms. ARMORY HAJjL BIG STOCK OF NEW GOODS at .the BLAIN CLOTHING COS. A tew Evergreens, Hut, and Shade trees left at Ths Albany Nurseries. ' One Week- JESSIE SHIRLEY Supported by her own company of select players, under the manage ment ot Harry W Smith, for one week, commencing Monday, April 24, 1898. na repertoire of plays new to Albany dl.ns s. " Change ol program every evening. Admission 10, SO and 30 cents, , Uniform band parade daily at 11 :30. CLOTHING for men, youths and boys, A fine line ot SHOES, none better, Slylish HATS and CAPS fcrmeh and boy Latest novelties in Furnishings The best quality and low prices