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Newspaper Page TextWitt Jtawtat To Be Proud Of. from Ihe Examiner. The Ore, on men have much to feel lastly proad about," said Major M. U KU1, the regiment! surgeon. "They acquitted themselves admirably In every aa of their forty two engagetneuls, and it wm no small boaor paid them when w. La ton remarked that they bad done more actual fighting than any other body of men in the field. The splendid fighting qualities of the regiment were -shown at their fullest in the battle of Malabou on Match 25th. I was acting as surgeon of Wheaton's brigade and had an onoortunity oi seeing how well the Oregoniani acted under fire. The record shows that fifty-three men were killed or wounded and the whole story of the tisbt is replete with examples of per awial bravery and Ihe highest degree of jcgitnental efficiency. in D&int: 1'rivateBol 1am of the Uospital Corps went out on the firint line regard ees of a storm of the enemy's bullets and walked about as un- mnAumfxllv aa If he were a bnndrcd I sailes from the nearest Filipino. On the top ol one of the trenches he found a . mac ol another regiment severely wound ed in the head. He raised the injured snidier to his knee and was arranging a baodags when a second bullet a' ruck the grounded man in the heart and instantly killed him. Bollam saw that further work would be futile and was about to retire when be noticed a wounded soldier -near him. This was Private Hed'ey, who bad been shot through the chest, Bollam hastily dressed the injury, and. without assistance, carried the man to Che nearest hospital. Uedley is alive to ly and solely for the reason that Bollam oroved himself the rrorer sort of so!- . slier." ; A Brave Chaplain. - '-Bat speaking about fighters, raid -oar, of tne Oiesontana yesterday, "let me avi'.a a little , bit of attention to onr Chaplain. In all of our 42 engagements Chaplain Gilbert was away up on the fir - in line and just simply making things bam. It didn't seem to matter what wort of work he had to do. He bandied 8pringfield or psalm book with equal facility, and when it comes to counting cm the heroes of the campaign Cbap'ain Gilbert should be close to No. 1. I've taeen him many a time at the front stir , ring our boys to greater effort and help- ,. log to carry the woouded to the tear. Be did somemlng rather noteworthy and -! a measure amusing during the Mala boo affair. Several of us who were near the line of Bre found that onr water sop- fwywasexhsotted. We conldn't very well retreat and searched the neighbor- fcooJ until we found an eld well. The well had plenty of water in it, bot the i. ... in.,..Av. iMt hln the snr- Uct and there seemed to wav to get at it. But tbe Chaplain was great on ex periments. He got a long bamboo pole, rested one ei d of it on tbe well bottom, stud then proceeded to climb down to the -wrater mark. "It waa a hazardous undertaking, bu that d;dn't seem to bother tbe clars-y-tsjaan. He would rot be frightened by car suggestion that a bamboo pole was a dangerous thin t get into a dark well with. He worked bis way down cau--cioaaiy and soceeec ed in reaching tbe water without accident. Then he filled everal of onr canteens and after great difficulty reached tbe top of the pole." Examiner. Lost an Eye. This from tbe Examiner is about a ton wf E. N. Thompson formerly of Brownt w : -Ifcank Thompson Ua bright little fellow i ompany A, with tbe years of a school jo. and the battle-scars of a veteran Me was another of tbe unfortunates at Maiabon, and is minus an eye as a result i bis brief enccunter with tbe Fillip incs Wiils be was edging up toward tbe n-my'e intrencbments a bullet struck tii right sids of bis face near tbe nose. It found an exit just below tbe right eye, nd 40 seriously impaired that an opera tion lor the removal of the right eyabal hwt to be performed . Bot what's the use of worrying a' -out it?'" said tbe boyishlookiog veteran yes terday la bis little appartmentt ia Ihe -d-tp dingy hospital department of tbe Hwport. "I wasn't taking any more ehamtes than any b jdy else, and I guess tl. t ballet was mads to come my way. I'd just as soon take another chance at frwr but say no more Mansers. Th-y're not to my" liking. You don't fc where they come from or what tbe sUow meant when be tent them. Yob . u i have seen me wbfrl around like a e,.. wnenlraaintotbelead. For about i note I thought I'd never stop, but a -couple of the doctors attended to me and t: - flair is atan end." O' a reason wby editors seldom -go to . coarch is that the presence and proml (.et ce of so many delibqoent subicribers f whom they are nnable to collect a uts tbem in anything but a relis. .i frame of mind. Sentca County ,J .ril. I - Charles Emory Smith, postmaster gen 'alfih United Stat e says: 'The tariff is not an iiue of the same Impor tance as in the pest The pntlcyo! pro tection aimed to build up our Industries to a point where they could stand tod- pendens, on their own feet. This oiieet huhMa iCMimn shed." T!:e V. 8. has been abU to d this for u any years The hi best rank held daring the civ il w.r by Hon. D.B. Henderson was CO nnnl. Rut r since bis election as Speaker of tl e House became a certainly htlmbMn constantly rtwrred to as "Genera'", and when he went to Wah ington seveial days ago on a patronage round up, he found thai all of the olH cials from Mr. McKmWy down, ricog uised hie promo Ion. Here's a brand new phase of the tx oannlou outstion. Biahon Oreil. ol the A. M. K. church (negro) la lu Wash I ington advocating the annexation of Li beria by the 17. S. lie told Mr. Mcivin 1 ly that since we had expanded into Asia, I we nihtht as well lake a slice tl Amca I but somehow the Liberia idea dotsu seem to enthuse the expansionists I Vhev think it all right to auurx the tad die colored man. but draw the liue the blatk man. The editor of the Peuditon K. 0. gets ft good deal of truth iu ihe fallowing funny tditorial. Ths women are brgiaoiug to pla i to go away for the summer to disport them selves in cool idleness, leaving ihe.r Hus bands, thtir lesser La Wee, whose sor rows as well as jits they are supposed to share, to bear the dun and heat, as well as the burden of life, alone and unaided. It is suggested that this spectacle cannot but impress itself deeply upon the bach elor mind and make it more and more difficult for Tonmr women to ensnare bread aiunere in the future. The editor of the Salem Independent fndulged in no gush over the editors, He I declares the leading national newspapers were not repreented and that amoag tbe ! excursionists were mercharls, mechanics real estateaen.teacbirs, speculators tod a leer genteet cunis m-u m uici, wra three ladit to one gentleman edit or. r-x Perhaps tbki is true and perhaps not. Itis a 'a though that there wer e a gocd many bright men in tbe crowd and all the brainy editors do not come from the big cities. Representative Epes, ol V., heattily endorsta tie suggestion, .made in a Washington paper.tn at Senator Martin be made chairman ol tbe democratic national committee, if 8eoato Jona health stnuld prevent bis retaining the posil'on. Said Mr. Epes: "Without disparagement to any man I want to say that benator eruu v quaiincauoos tor toe P.. - ol tbe wisest managers m to. of Ameilean politics today, and if he can be prevailed upon to act as national chairman, the party will hare the bene fit of an experienced and sagacious coun selor who can be dependt d upon to make no mistakes ia tbe momentous cam paign belore u.' Glad to Get Away. From tbe Exauvner. The young men from Oregon are'sick of war. Scores of tbem were interviewed yesterday on tbe transport, and not one voice was raised in lamentation becaure tbe scenes of glory bae been left be'ow the equator, Tte tinsel had been rob bed off their unilorme; tbe pomp aod glamour bad disappeared beneath mok ballets, poor food swamps aod hardwood bunks in a troop ship; they yearoed for tbe land where rolls the migbty Oregon ; they hungered for a good square meal cooked in the old home way, and wben they entered tbeGolden Gatetbey shout ed and yelled and bowled with joy. "This thing of going to war isn't what it's cracked np to be," said a yonng fel low witb a downy beard, shivering be ne it h a blanket he bad thrown over nis kahki nnifoim. "Its all right at tbe start. Then it's all excitement and glory end that sort of thing ; but a'ter you bave been abou. six months oa army fare-tbe same old thing day after day-end hare slept in a ssemp, rolled in mud, walked nnder a tmp'cal sun until your bead fel like a cannon ball and j onr legs like lead only to go up against a lot of balf-breed whom you vsu't see and can't catcb, wby it's different. Yoo get a ball inside ycur diaphragm and it's all over. Not that the boys didn't want to fig'Jt or did not fight. We bave done everything mm could do, and we bave won tbe praise of tbe commanding Uenerala-but, just tbe same, we ate glad to get home. "You see we didn't volunteer to fight these Filipinos. We went out to fight tbe Spaniards and wben tbe Spanish war was 07er ws thought our trip was op and we bad aright to come borne. Tbe ctbsr volunteers down there are In the tame condition. t A't ikink alnola nlnr- I don t tnios- a single toiol-.. teer company in the Philippines would remain there an bour if they could get horns and most of tbe regulars feel about tbe same wsy. Vour grocer keeps it. The Magnolia Flour Misfits. SlaWaaaWaWaW , Ono'of the Inducements for the boys to uo to Portland la the promise that thev i ill be Holtsonlied. That ought to sett. the matter. A Portland man juat from Dawson snys there wore ten thousand idlo men In tl o city without monoy or prospect of getting work. How large is Dawson anyway. Prof McElroy, of Eugene, retarded lorn Los Angeles yesterday act) Hand that he thought at least one thousand of the teachers would pass through Or gou on their return trip east eil, tins is a splendid valley to tieep in. A very foolith ruuior.haa been ct.cn. lated.that there ia .talk if running the overland to Portland from Springfield, Lane tounty, on the branch knoan as tbe Oregontan. There Is nothing iu it. It Is tike a kooU many otner ran cad iutkis aunt. Mr. r. J. Winn, the genial census supervisor, will now know what It is to be presideut ol the United Stales, luv ing several bundled enumerators to ap point he will have an opporiuuity to taste all the sweets id the appointive power, tfeiug S3 years and 9 Jays of at tl e beainnii g, and supplied w'th an abundance o( tleh we look for him to tiniah the job in a healthy condition. Four or five excursion j arika will reach Portland this week from the east. One is the Brooklyn Eagle party, another the. A r ion party of 125 people, and the Gage party. About 2,000 excursionists will be in Prrtland this week and most of them will return eastby the Southern 1'acitlc route, asing through the tim-si valley in the world in tr.e night time as specially arranged by the Southern Pa cilio management for the bencllt of Shasta and the rest of California. C. II. Markbam, Pssrenger Agent ot the Southern Pacific, demonstrated that excursion trains can tie run safely, con veniently and on time. His conduct of the Editor's train, luu in double section, wss a marvelous thing in raiiroadiug. The schedule of his itinerary was made on the dot. No accident occured to mar the pleasure of the trip. Mr. Markham is eviJeitlv a rai'road man from the ground up. Noithwest Herald. A state ment tne newspaptr men generary win endorse. W. M. Colv'g, the Jacksonville lawyer, at the editorial dinner at Med lord re sponded to a loat in the following bril liant language: K'i Mum Nike Tum-tum TilHcums Pesitcnm Tac-a moonic Nika Mit lite cops siya in-i-ta 6koo-kum Llmitee Cupa Boston Te-h.w-lt Si ya Antntta hi-you Boston Tilllcum chsreo - Kelatska moos-mooe Icm'anka opa okoke illahee itknm i.iyou muck- a inu-a. Quan a sum Mit lite pe-yaiua mamaljose tii-vou moolch bi-you iebfoot, I'kom hi-you srpo.lel. Wa-kish-ta Close Tillicumst Sc-hoc-la Tyee Wake Olal-a-w a (.'opa Bogus. Biver lllabeetiuan asum Mit-lite peyaskal e'e, etc. Dr. J. W. Hill ot Portlaud baa a dog with sixteen puppies. Thia is called a genuine case of 16 to 1. 'We bave changed the name of our association," aaid the gentleman frorr Mississippi. Hereafter the initials 'X. b. A. inttesd ol signifying rational Editorial Association, will stand for 'Na tional Eat Always." Mail. Tlie Y equina Tag says : An advertisement in a Corral I is paper reads: "Harper whisky is tbe friend of physicians." Which may mean that when a man drink that brand it is nec essary to summon a physician p d. q. or quicker. We bave no complaint here. At Wal la Walla last week tbe thermometer reg istered: Wednesday 98, Thursday 99. . riday 100, Saturday 102 degrees. And the worst of it is, says the Statesman, there is so little moisture in the air. It baa been many years since we. have bad so long a stretch of low humidity and north winds An exchange says that a Salem yonng man lent bis bicycle to the daughter of a farmer to ride to her home near Turner. The young man walked out after the wheel, and found that the girl's father, enraged at seeing his daughter ride such a contrivance, bad taken an ax and demolished it. The owner of the wheel promises to take the matter info court unless the farmer shall pay him for. his property. One of tbe editors said in Medford that be was going to pack bis trunk for Ore gon immediately upon his return to the east and be would bit only the high places in getting back here. "And," says be, "I know a whole lot of fellows who are not nepspaper uen who have been looking all their lives for a garden spot like this. Will I tell them of this country did yon ask? Wby, ot course, I will and so will every honest man in this crowd tell bis readers what he saw and what he thought of Oregon." A Manila Storm. Manila. Julv 18 The continual heavy rin ana cycionic.Btorms impeoo unsiuecs l.AZ.. rv,i,i iut n tr.n. , , - IU sUC UBIWIt VH Dort Warren yesterday. In addition, 130 discharged men from various organiza tions took passage. Californians on the Khprmrn arrived from Nefrroff. Vessel must be coaled and await subsidence of the typhoon now prevailing. Music Miss Miiarea Burmester eacber of piano or organ. System the Maecn touch ard technique. Residence iti r; -At r j josite U P chmcb. TELEGRAPHIC. Ijtt Nsws In Short Form. luttortxl by tliv ovitrotncnt. Wasiiinotoh. July 18 The adminis tration will avoid denial ve act Ion over th "niniiil mliln" nrntait bv the Manila oor- resnomlonta bv doing absolutely nothing. Those who thought that Ihe point had been rvached whore something uuiinitu had to bodono wcra mistaken. ft Is t;ondmind. I.ONIH1M. Julv 18. Afternoon new.na mira mi ihia ritv In commenting on lite American correstKMidimts in Manila pro - tenting against the censoraulp, denounce the American Philippine campaign as it has been managed bv rVcretary Algttr and Major-Ueuvral Elwell 8. Olis, Lota of Gold. VANtlU'VKn. Julv 18. Tl. .t..niiir (lu. romn arrived tonight from St Miches!, Alnxka, with 550 nassvngera ami about 11.000.000 worth of gold duct. Between 275,000 ami 1 1 ,000,000 belong to the Canadian lUmk of Commerce. The largest imlivl nut amount ia that T, 8. l.imiv. of .Seattle, who brings out about 1300.000 Mrom his claim on Eldorado creek. No Gold. Skatti k, July 18 11. Sherman and F. F. Htodthird. w'ho wore members t a nartv of IJorrfiiriixod at Syracuse, N. V., returned from Alaska on Ihe Boanrko last night. They siwi t thinter In the Koyuk.uk district. Mr. Mierman speaa ing ol the country raid that colors could be found almost anywhere 'but there was no nay streak that they could find. liU Honor. St. Pah., July 18. A special to the Pioneer-Press says: Pioneer Mohler. of the Oregon Hail" road A Navigation Co., has I wen offered the presidency ui the I'.ig Four lines, succeeding M. V. l.ill. Mohler is W. K. audvrbill's mi. cii"t. 1 lirc Orcgo., M Wabiiinotok, July 17. Ou'enai t Coknel Pluuiiner, who l org i .ws tho Thirty-tilth infantry at Van u',.r, Wash., has been Instructed by the w r department to consult with Gun. Sum mere regarding tne selection oi o men oi I he Second Ureiton for olllcrs in the Thirtytif'h. The men to l selvt'ted must be willing to go as ollkers below the rauk of majur. After OtlM. Wasuinothm. July 17. A severe jolt was given the administration today by tho publication of tbe "round rohin" protest of tho . 1,0 newsjmpermen against ;of the Philippine campaign the consorshi management ssoneol Incompetency and ev dentl shows that the right kind of a man not in command. L is I Lola of Red Tare. Sa Fa.tMisco, July 17. The muster- out of the Secmd Oregon regiment prac tically began today with Ihe arrival of the mustering olliiere, These ollicers commenced by giving in structions in the preparing of rolls and accounts, which work will consume n ot of the time required tmake ol the regi ment luuu cu sens - - Overture for Pence. Cihcaoo, July 17. A speclst to -the Times Herald from V hsUinutoii says: Important cablegrams have been re ceived at the state department from the Philippine commission ami at the war department from General Otis, concern ing a new move. All that can be learned definitely about them i that direct overtures for peace have been sent to Gen. Otis by Aquinat do and some of bis princi pal leaders. Mora from Clay County. Lofiavuiit, Ju'iv 17. A special to the Courier-Journal, from London, Ky.. tel s of a report r aching thereof the outbreak of another fend in Clay county, by which five men lost their lives today. The dead are said to be: Kobert Philiot. Ed Fisher. Aaron (.orris. Jim Griilith. Hugh Griilith. Tm se fatalitie resulted from a pitched battle fought near Little Goose creek. At Frctridlo. Sa Fraxcisco, July 18.' of the Oregon regiment to- jority went to the Presidio mp and seethe men who ..!L.i i.tni many visitors day. The maji tv new sm vaMir wiim avv sii witu vlff I. .a ,lnk . iM ll.K S SS. 1 1 i I pines. In discsHing the matter of mui- teringout ol th, regiment, Colonel Bum- mers said: . We will login the work of eettinfl tho papers reauy tomorrow, turn win, a presume, require about three weeks. As I anticipated, the regiment will be paid en ronte to Oregon. Paid for Pensions. WAsntsoTOX, July 18. From 1778 t July 1, 1889, the commencement lot th present fiscal year, the U, 8. government paid 'n pensions to soldiers and sailor of 'ast wars, and to their dependents theenormous sum of f2,23,428,2l2 91. 8cvcn Drotvocd. Ssatti.b, July 16. The schooners Gen. Siglin' from Cook's InlH, Alaska, brings news of the drowning of seven men at Turn-Again Arm early in June. The nam's of only Ave of them are known : A. li. Johnson, Malone, HI., Louis Pet erson, Chicago, Chris Mad son, Chicago, . Porter, California, .Hutchinson, Kockford, Hi. New Treaties WAsniaro!, July 16. A new treaty between the United States and Japan will go into effect tomorrow, at which time also new treaties between Japan and nearly all of the countries o! Europe and some of the South American repub lics will also go into effect. liryan Will Speak. Chicago, July 10. John P Altgeld has received a message from Hon. W. J. Bry an, in which Mr. Bryan says he will speak at the Chicago idatfcrni muss meeting which will be held at the audi torium on July 20, tbe date of tho meet ing in Chicago of the democratic nation al committee. l . fr i ' 1 1 , I If you hive piles cubs tbem. No use ondargoinr horriule operations that simniy I remove the remits of tbe dieae without .diMturuing th disease itself . Place your confidence in DeWiU'e vVitch HaxelSalva '.It bis never failed to core otbbbs; it will not fail to cure jo t. Foshay Mason, Schillings tea sold only in Packages 1 lt. I .l...v.k.i stieiri rxt Ilia. jilvli.r - VV.T "JT--1.1. i .7- court ronveneu uiisaiioniuuHn.nmuMKv Ucise In charge. T. J. Stltei was ap pointed bailiff. IWaldoa the Albany bar JU'I l'f ?? "0"f h I vimiiHwnsiii vi i vrimuui i ,, ..i,,-,. M,,.i 1'nIiiirr llriu n ll KVIWIIWII .HM ni Ml .UI.M'.w. ....... ..w vlllo were In attendance. The following I i.... . . ....... i... i .... iiuniiii'C" was mii-iimm hm E J Elder agt John C Elder, partition. Continued, ... . Asalgnmeiit of James Mel largue. f inai account. Property ordered distributed, Til It Schooling agt O A Uowland ct al. tiarlltlon. Continued. Assignment ot 1 U paver, insoivcm. ( ... . .... . . Assignee untchurgod. J as .Nanny agt l-ouma i oouiumire, partition. Continued. 1 . .... it . .,,,. try .1.1... ..il l.aura voniweii agt r.iu v vaiunuu, partition. Continued. M F Wvatt agt N Stinnett, to correct Uei'ii. JuMgnieut dv uuiauit. First N Bank agt Emma Harder ct al, forceloaiira. Juhim)nt bv default. Wiihrlmina kcUr et al agt Mary Meinert. itarlion. Settled. Nellie linker aut J'.lia lioyt'O rt ai lore- closuro. rjettlctl. Florence Allen agt W Allen, divorce. Continn,!. Amos N cholls agt D U Hockley et ai. to correct deed. J unguis nt ty ueinuit. Mary L IDouut agt M I. Uorri. lore- closure. Settled. Toot o Weaklev Millinery Co. agt A J Sanf. rd el al, loie. li sure. Judgment by dt'lault. J S Ames agt May I: Ames, suit for and. Continued. Thos Morgan agt P II Mnrley, to set ir ill i'eJ. Continued. Kolvrt Hurrlson admr agt Mary h Harrison et al, suit for deed. Continued. 'A J Elder aet J W Mollrlde. partition. Report of saleontt'md anddlstributioa ot proceeds ordered. M W Miller agt Ida M Miller, divorce. Granlrd. Children logo to the plaintiff W A Ine et al agt Martha A Une el ,,fiiion. iwcrvs) oi tartitiun. iiei- ' j M Vhilpot. P Av'ery, II A Soin- j UJ(J (lu, CJo imn fr Uke wm. al. i art'tioti. Decree ol partition. ICel tr. Continued. ... . . ... i i i t ... t . j A Mtillli agt niaria v layiioo et bi.suii in eouity. Continued. School Land Com. agt Ime Monteiih. Sale confirmed. Aelir a pavings vo agt ivicuarus a i nil lips. Sale confirmed. Margaret Monleitb egl Chat Irs Mon te th. Sale coo firmed. S E Young sgt J D Walton . Snle con firmed, Margaret Peterson agt .John Weiss, SaleeofcQrmed. School Land Com. agt Les Miller et al. 9ate conttrmsMt. - The editors who have rscenHy v'siied Off goo were probably ru-re strongly I in. pressed bv the s'ss and beauty of on rosea tbaa by any other one thing. Mr. Puffer t l tbe Slooghton, Mass., Revd, Is a practical florist of long etandlog and knows good roses when be esse them After seeing the display of roses In Pert land be told Mrs L. U. Addlton that 1 e thought he kcew what fine roses were before be came to Oregon, but be never saw anv to eanrl Ihnse here. lie was tape Ully atrock by the feet Jihat roars ol the same variety are so much larger here than In the east ami at tne same lime of tbe finest quality Northwest Herald. The Dalles Times Mountaineer gives the ailuatlon as follows : There is a little too much "redUpe" connected with the i BManmMi el the return of 'n ' aokfl tnc r'n M' ?lrd'fLfff Bbe.'. I. Second Oregon, on arriving at Ban tl A 11 uar Afl ataaMlV eTst a. nsjuuuu ua vsvhi wa . Francisco received a dispatch that his i ".U. A l r.l ir - " -"-."--- T" charge refused to grant him permission to go to the death bed of bis mother, and tike a true American he stole ashore and took the train for his home. When men who bave finished their service are refused to go to the bed sine of their dy ing parents, there is too much restraint placed upon the-n. It is denying them rights that citizenship and t'.e laws of nature bestowed npon tbem. Young Mothers. Coup is the terror of thousands ol young mothers because its outbreak is so ajroniiing and frequently fatal. Shilob's Ooogb and Consumption Cure acta like magic io cases of Croup. It has never seen known to fall. The worst cases re layed immediately. Prices 25 eta,, and Wets. and $1.00. For sale by Foshay & Mason, larn to mat piaw. au vtuwiv Change of Tlmi. Eff Hive June 18th. trains 5 and 6 on the 0. & E. K. R , commonly known as "front trains" wid cn y make three round trips per week between Albany and Corval'.is, leaving Albany on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 6 :05 p m. ; returning leave Oorvallis on Tuesdays, ThnrsJays and Saturdays at 6:40 a. m. Imperial Limited. swNSsasae a Ths OtnadUo Pulflo Ry. Is now mak Ing ths f .stest tlm across the continent Tfioir service Is ot ths most sendid de sriotloa All clssses of pissengors ar e.rne on ins "IVfPfirtUL" train You may tMVel anywhere by the Canad iso Pacific Ky. aeo Soo Line Fresh bread evory dav. Two loave or a niukle.at McKeron x Totulinsun. Lebanon. From the E, A.i Bliss Oouey returned Fildav from Portland. He m. l. a. rstir?. trln in ten uours on uis Wheel. Mrs. Ueaylnger end sons moved lo Al- V ..' vipavtnger owns a half interest in a blacksmith hnnin n.. city and bat been there for a tm nth. Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Piatt. ... Albany yssierday to visit their father. Wm, Cochran, who Is serious) ill. ti..J Intend lo bring hi in to Lohaium u i.i sulllolomly recovers. Abram Boasrt will establish a ery on bis Urm near Santlam postoltlce next spring. The people of that rom tuuntiy are awake to the advsms,,,,. i such an enterprise, and wih furoish blm me mu irom uetwtea 200 and SOOcoai, V. V. Hbkok has resigned as agnut for for the S. P. Co. in tl.lsT nl.i.. ... i i accepted a good position win, u, jw. ver A Klo Grande Railroad Co., in Ueu. vr. ue win negiu work in Ins new pos ition at once, ' a ?'."? !y !ruiu,or tsr r i l p issi r nuay afternoon. . ..v7 .vi . up Pirsrsi uours and got , thoroughly drenched. It wss fun lor th J spectators. Air. Hughes, tne pmprletor vii iur pysieui, assessed them oeuis eaun lor hi water used, which. iney cueeriuuy paid! but he gave theij wav iiiv uiuiivy, A Slicdd Affair. Is rep'y to a Sheild comtimnli lest week I will say that Colonel 1 did not have autblng t) do with charivari. The day Mr. Fischrr uj.t ,,,, rfiirvrnvr was wiirT mis 1 u . I St.. U . - .. t now old not these aunnossd to in hno,l lunis act like gentlemen by going to their respective noiiies aim n l disiurhlng th iM-acsot a sica person, o did II liar, si Fischer fesiinas that thev dli not snd disturb the pj.ceol hissluk wothe ln-:aw. As lor frightened trams ws never saw suy, but we sasr one very f'eigliteued man, and to serenade the osrn wiirre the grooms horse wss In the sub Is not true. Hather I e a eent'eman Ihsn in I .a called a hoollum i..r the ease of a dish of ice eream. It seems as if tne writer thinks once and spvaks twice. r asn Aumoi.o. I llUund T'tiit, Wheat Hi ctmls. Vlereck's Sugar Ilosl Parlor lor ire cream, conleciionery, smla water, cigars aod tobacco. A laiire and (Ins stock of eluara and l.v bacco at Conn A Huston's, rice the di play. When you want a choice steak a nit s roastoroieatof any kind, call on Henry roors. n koeix tne beet. OotO Verick's shavimr and hale mil. ting parlor for f.rsl chta work. Hot and Cold bath. Clean lowcls to ever mar. Tie beat meat of all kinds and e-ood treatment at tbe Albany Dressed Beef Company's market, just diwa Second treet. GwJ weight and prompt si toad ion. It makes no diftWncd bow bad tb WOUBd if VIlU DM llMWitt'a Wllrh llaaal Salve ; it will quickly heal and leave no scar. Fosbay Mason. Some of I he rwu't of nrulrcti-d iltiun- tie conditions of the totrncb are cancer. non-umptioa, beart disease sad epilepsy. K'Mf.il ItyspepaiaCure prevents all this by Urtjiing q uo cure ia ail cases of dys pepsia, t osnay at Maaoo Pa. A da us, mi Dsstist, wishes to eal he attention of mauv natlsols whose work Is not tinishel to coins aod get I ttaished as hs wishes to arrange for hi siai summir strip to the !. Ho .Not Put Off until marrow the duty that oujhtto b done today, if your blood is irnpurt and you feel weak and weary, take Uood'a riirsaparilla at eoce. Djo'I think yoi ea cure (bat slight at tack ot Dvs.epiia by dieting, or tbat it will care Itself. KoJol Dyspepsia Core will ours it; it "digests what yoo eat ' on ros orm uie aigasiise organs w ueaitn roshsy c Mason. Pnentnonla, la grippe, coughs, colds, roup aod wb0ilng-cougb readily yield lo Una Minute Cough Cure. L'so tliis remedy a timo and s ire a doctor's bill or the un rtaker's. Fosbay A Mason. To Cure a Cold in One Hay Take Laxative Broruo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund the money If it fails to cure. 2c. The genuine has L. I). Q on each tablet C'Lbjuso Katkm. Weekly Dkmocrat and Examiner f 2.50 and Thrice-a-woek World 2.00; and Republic 1.76: and Oregonlan $2.25: and San Francisco Weekly Call 12.00 ;and Hal em Weekly Journal 2.00 If yoi suiur trom eoleruessor dullness nthi right side, ptlas nnder sbouldor U'Ih, consripation. bilonsness, sics eadAche, and f-l dull, heavy and sleepy ur liver is torpid and congested. He Witt's Little Erls Risers will ours you promptly, pleasantly and permansnsly by removing the congestion and aiming tbe bile ducts to op-rn and flow naturally. Thit ar ooqd pilij. What Is Sh Huh? , A grand old remedy for Cough, Cold and Consumption j used through th World for bait a century, has cured la numerable casta of Incipient consump tion and relieved many in advanced stages. If yon are not satisfied with the results we will refund vour money. Price 25 cts., 60 eta. and 11.00. Fur sale by Fosbay & Mason. CASTOR I A For Xnfaats and Children. The Kind Yon Have Always Bosght Bears the Signature of r