MONDAY.
CENSUS SUPERVISOR.
The Governor's Appeal.
Governor Goer ami tuff returned tlili
morning from Nan Franclaco whore they
had been to groat the Oregon voluntoera.
Willi liter thfUovornor hail n
SmIS' ",,,lr"'" 11,0 y ''
11 I. .
" 1 1 'iiuregon with iy ltttff to
!.7!?rilM 11 with the under
? i! f U.mf.yo?, 10 Jproowil im
mediately to the Vancouver (arracks ami
there be muatered out. When I went
fouud but one opinion anionic you. and
that la that you be miiur..,i ,,;,t i.. k...
rranuURo. When I found tlmt this waa
r mi i wiim tune I could do to aid you
n having this thlnii aoeoii.nllsliml. Thia
lias boon a great disappointment lo the
iwnplo of Ureiion. bui the disappoint
moot la only a teii,Hrary one.
I leave for Ore n with my stuff to
morrow niKM, , i I0I . Cirry t0
me Hople of Oregon the assurance from
i'.J! y.ou . " K to our native
.i . ,r'r' 0,1 v received an
matlim In Cailtuniw, and rijrhl royally
I.00!'1" '"'le you welcome. Hut
. i o iiy a eiiado of the locoj.lion
that awalta you in Oreuon. The mount
alnsand valley are waiting (or you wlih
oprn arum. Vour inilhira and wives,
your slstrm and 1 may aay , sweetheart,
are Impatient at the delay in y,,r com.
rg. on have t'oiilerrwl bonor land re
nown on the ttii. o Oregon and the two
I'le are more thai, m.x.uua to ahow their
appreciation of your wurk. Tlie state of
Oregon Uproudo tl.e record you have
made and on bel a,i u her people 1 thank
you.
i ..i i .
vu.unui oumme a then steptieJ for-
heard all over the field :
'.Men you have heard your Governor
aak loran aeuiance from you that you
w I ban tocher until we teach Oregon.
A thoae Intending to return to Oregon
band-'0 tei,mnt ' G.elr
'early every rM.t hand in the reglm
of the men he 1.1 tK.tr i. '
A Circle City Letter.
.. . ft. .waits im rvceivetl a letter
from Mr. John Ueclitcl. dated at Circle
City, A!., May 2. it- snorted
reaching Ian wheie be remainrd on
ly one day aa thing were not a retre
aente.1. HewesSO.Vdsye from fckag way
to'DawaonandOWday to Ciicle City.
I raveling with four dogs, the beat one be
ing me uog lie look from Albany. J
there now are cheap. Mr. Iletebel had
irucK a i..t with the only man who
hirr-i help t Circle City, which w.uld
laat white there wa waer In the creek.
At lhat time there waa tome anow but
it waa moat gone, and the weather wa
good. Mr. llechlvl had Irh-d to alnk in
one of hi claim but bad failed on ac
count oi tlie water and hence had But
truck anything yet and nothingon any
of the creeks in which be waa in termed
had been done, nor had anything been
truck in that part of the ecuntry laat
winter. Several stampedes bad proven
w goou.
Dwiijkoi t tk'Amaan. There la i
photograph of the ataff of; the, 101-In
telllgencer which wa taken a few )eara
ago. How the oi l force under Alfred
llolman 1 scattered I lie la on the Ore
gonian in 1'ortland : Will II. Tarry i city
comptroller John W. l'ratt la pi act ic
ing law but (till write occaaionally :
Lamout la a proleeaor in Yale ; Ingeraoll
ha been juattca of the eac and it now
a member of the bar; Jahea Kelaon la
with the Aarociated prent in New York ;
T K. llodge la running a mine at
Magee. Idaho; Frank Kberle haa dlitp
ivared; Cronin ha left the butineae;
Melvin G. Winatock la organizer of the
Kagloa; Earle la rnoning a paper at
Coupexitle; Sheillold la In bkagway and
George U. i'lper,! the younguat of the
group, la now owner of the, l'oat-lntolli-tfcnier.
ScaitloJArgu.
.TUEoDAY.
An Albany Man Gel th Hum,
WAaiMNOTON, D. C, July 17 0. B.
winn, oi Albany, waa today apfxiintea
Cemua Huperviaor of the drat dlalrlct.
Mlaa Nolia Grey went to the Hay thia
noon. '
Hon. G. K. Chamberlain, of Portland,
la in the city attending court.
Miaa Kgan returned thia noon from a
aaveial month tay in l'orlland.
Mr. and Mrj. A. W, Iloweraox are
taalng their vacation in Yaiuhlll county,
Mr. It. i. Montague returned thia
non , from a viait with 1'ortland rein-
tlViH.
J.l L. A. WoocJIa.a prominent Ta
coma teacher, I In the city on her aitui
mrr vacation.
Mr. Frank Stitnaor. of rorlland, la in
tha oitv, called her by the acriuua ill
iica of hi mother.
on account of the acrioua lllncn of
air. hv. rnrkcr no vervicea were held
in the Congregational church yeaterday.
virw.ii.u, clle'l iiavo re
turned to Allmny from Scapjiooiie on the
Ujlumhia.where they have been tlie pa',
1. A. ri.'liilllcr mi rlve.l In Altmnv I mm
1'endli'ton yeaterday.
V m. Kit' hard, of Albany, came down
on Hie ovejhui.l and wrnt to Mlverion to
lo aaliome laud which he i ahoot la
purihae,-- tale.i) Journal
Tlie Ladle Mimlonnrv Hnrli.lv n( ll,
Treabyteriaii church
lawn party timurday ndernnon at the
plraauut home of Mr. V, U, Kedllcid.
Ma or and Mra. Frank Y.. ll.wl
formerly of Hah m, have become per
manent reaiilenu of tMacliy, with their
'""""i v r.,ren ireei. uregonian.
I'.. II. Punhain. who recitnLtv niorlni.
e.1 property in talent, wa up lant Kal-
uruay, stir. iMiniiaui la making great
Improvement on hie nlnra an.t an mIu.
gam home i the renult. Aahland Town
tia.
TheHoung reon ea Fociete of the
HaptUt church w i'l give a law u aociable
at the residence ol Mix lWtio Ihi, khart
on vteuneaday eveninjr, July 19, 18W.
Ue cream ami cake It) cente. are
conitally united to attend.
Mre. J-ithci'. Albany' oldeat ciliacn.
ifive a very plea ant tea at the bom oi
her aun Jame Ulkui in the onthern
auburb lt Saturday afteriioim. lo the
auiea 01 me uaHmtchuich, in honor of
ncrv7tu lilriliday.
I'M. W. !f. IH., W. II. Warner. 0. 1
nannala, Mra. Craw Mra. Lingren.
Mr. htl. Mr, lfoiriie. Mra. 1'urJoin
and Mia Maggie Darker left yeaterday
for The Dalle to attend the grand lodge
A. O. I'. W. and legree ol Honor.
J. A. Weaver hai returned from 1
trip to Fmh Lake, made with ltev. Dav
vn port of U'ttanuii. He caught all the
trout, fine fellow, ho wanted. John
Althouteand the Froman were there
retching all the trout In and out of eight
and crying for more. There wa about
twvlteincheaofanow to croia, but it
wai going but.
Frank Plckey, of thi ciiy, ride a 128
?ccr w hetd, and aaya it go ao cay that
10 ia thinking of changing it to a higher
one. Laat Kattiriay he came from Cor-
vallia to Albany In 33 minute, making
the diNlance to Granger, much more
than half In 13 minute. The hilly track
thia aid 1 loo rough lor tail riding.
V. A. Well ia In a Portland hoapiU
under the care of an oculiat. Monday be
had an operation -rforined on one eye
tor me removal 01 a caiaraci, wuicn 1 jr
more than a year pat haa aerim'tly In'
paired hi eveeight. lit orwration I
aid to have been very ucceaafnl, and 1
comple'e reatoration of viaion I eifivct
ed. Timet.
Chat lea Mummery, a few month ago
man of immenee bhvaical atreneih.
hope to be able to leave today for hi
former Home at Detroit, Miciugan. 1 wo
month ago conaumption laid bold of
him and ita ravage have been such that
he la but the aliadow of hie former self,
and Thuraday waa obliged to remain in
bed. tf na relative who etanu nign
in bualnca circle in the city ol Detroit.
and he intend If possible to reach that
city to apand the reat of hiaalloted day.
Oorvalll Time.
A Memorable Event.
On of I. mutt enjoabl ocla
vant of lb teaion w curred yeaterday
aterno'jnat the bom of Mr. Ja. Kb
kin. Th gathering watlo honor of
Mr. Amelia Krlier, tb mother-in-law
of Mr. Klklna, who on laat Sabbath, Joly
10 rawed her V7tb birthday and to com
meinorat thi event her frlanda ot tb
m. r.. cnurjb and tb W. 0. T. U. gav
her a pleaaanl tiirnrl. A Mr. Fiaber
nceivea hergue.i 10 gracionly and
affectiooauly, reognla ngeaclt one. and
calling by oam tvrc thor ah had not
aeen lor a year or more, it wa dlllleult
loteall.e lhat aba had pad her four
core and evenieeo yeaia. Her mind
la Vtgorou and her memory marveloua-
Iv good, ah read the napora and tnaga
alnai and ia well posted in all matter in
which the I particularly Interested. Her
life ht been one of great uielulnen and
activity not mily in tb hon e, but in tb
cnurcti and oilier orginlaat'ona, eepeci
ally the W. f. T. U. of which h 1 no
an honored member.
During the alternoon tarrr! of tb
favorite hymn of Mr. Fiher were ung
oy iu guew, and v. Wire oHeied a
fervtnt prayer. thankln (; fnr the
life if had given lo m, an ai-klng that
in umuirj in iraei ue apareu another
year, 11 11 belli a ill.
Hofiediment of icecream and cher
rie were then lerved. The friend en
joyed Hi afternooo moat heartily, and
epaiatd In the evening with tb bit
I rig of Ibi aged aaint reefing upon them
iiav a ueneuicuon.
The following gafta we'e present:
Dran l Mr Wire. DrandMr. Win
naru, Judge and Mra Moutanve. SI pa-
dame Knkine. Adama, Si.pon,
Crowtler, Hi John, Farrier. WaUon,
oon, winoM. llochredier, Living
atone, Brink, ll.Ie, Stewart, f urdotu,
aunoure, vance.
Koli.cn. Wei(4ll. Wendell. William
on, Tlioma. Milla-d.Crawloid, Bryan,
'"p ioarj, i.ee, wilier. Urown, c
viiraner. l atlertnn. Melirldn.
wic huiTord, Mead, MonUnye, Mc-
niiiKwr. niciif i.iii. l aniia ami Mnniwr
u sir, n i' ey n ire.
A Hail Storm Story.
A. W. Moe. a teacher at a Korlh Da-
koU Indian Agency, who I (pending
Mi imnmer at Tangtnt. told the Cor-
rallNTlme lh following:
rnev iij a atorm at Fort Ben hoi J on
Inly 3rd that made ililntra titat .1.1,.
It laatod. It wa a Lall.torm, the liaa
of which Mr. Mote never taw before
and never wanta to ae again. The hail-
fone, "nocked tbeep down, bunted
their heada and broke thai? ). An
Indian boy from th agency wa enront
to a neighboring town to play in tb
band at a Fourth ol July celebration.
I I II horn wa tied on tbataddle behind
him. Th baiUtone beat the hnr.i I nto
a ahapele ma aod rendered it neeiea.
The boy aved bimeelf by bold'ng hi
ayy overcoat over hi head, atretched
like a tent by hie two baod. which
broke the force of the atone and aaved
him from being knocked eoele. A
11 w Mi arm and leg were terribly
bruited. Theaama u.rm knvkrl all
the ehingleaoff a dwelling Lome loct-vl
tomedivtaoca from the agency. Toe
(tonea that did the htler wera deicribed
aiioii.t ice with Jtgged edge and not
roond aa hailatone uauady are. Th
mal!et atone in thu remarkahle bail
torm were not lee than three inchea in
circr.mference, while the larger one
were onen more than aeyen im-hea I
ia not aarpriefng that Mr. More prefer
hi native ttate.
The Crops.
DaATii or Fbkd PritrrtR Mr. Cbaa.
Pfeiffer received adiapa'ch thi morn
ing announcing tb death of hi brother
Fred Pfeiffer, at Council Illuff, Iowa,
laat evening. The particular were not
given, but it la thought to have been
audden aa Mr. Tfeiffer bad been attend
ing to buaineaa juat before. The deceaa
ed wa 69 year of age. 11 waa a resi
dent of Albany for aoveral year, coming
here will Mr. Charles Pfeiffer, tlie two
building the Kerere llou.e together.
He baa aince, together witlt nieuiber
of hi family paid Albany several vlaili,
which have been returned at time tit
Mr. Pfeiffer and family of thia city. Old
resident will hear with regret of tlie
death of Mr. Pfeiffer.
Will EsroRce nit Law. Th Farm
cr'a Protective Aseoclallon of Oakville
met Saturday evening and presented
their grievancea against hunters from the
towna, and passed this resolution, which
will be printed on cloth and posted on
t neir tarma : " w e, the underaigned cit
Uona ;of Orleans precinct and vicinity
have agreed to aunport aa an organisa
tion each other In the proaecition of the
game and treapasa laws of the state of
Oregon," which means that hunters
rnuat look out.
J.0TIC. By order of the city council
of Albany reaidents'oTThe cUy are re-
4iue4ted to cut the grass adjoining their
lots and clean up tb street along thei
property. To be done within five dayi
irom uaio, juiy 11, nvo.
A Wyoming man a few daya ago
shipped 1100 head of yearling cattle out
of Linn county. Oregon. He paid 118.50
and $17.00 per head for steer and Ill.fiO
and $13.00 per head for heifer. Agri
culturlit.
A. large number ol letters were reretv
ed thi morning from th boys at San
Francisco. They gave glowing accounts
of the grand reception give them on
their arrival, rimy were all well from
Albany, but alter living in a warm cli
mate were about froxen by the (tiff Gal
dun uaie oreezee.
H.lurate Tour llowala Willi Viutiarata.
I'umW Cathnrtti. cure eonmlnnilon forever.
Wc, 'JOc. II C. 0. C. full, uruKKlau rotiiaa money.
About two hundred attended the Elke
excursion to th Hay yesterday.
Hon. Thoa. II. Tongue has a horso
named Mark Hanna, beaidea several fast
horce, Don Uolt having a record of 2:19
4
David Shiplevaa rid resident of Ben
ton and Lincoln counties, residing on
llio Big Elk. waa found dead in Ids bed
one day last week.
Tli Eugene reached Harrisburg Sat
urday in good sba(e, and ia probably
the only boat on th river thatconld go
ao lor south at I hi time of tlie year.
Carl Boron killed a cougar near the
warehouse at Cottage O rove laat week,
shooting It when ten feet away lust as
the annual was about to spring upon
him.
The great and only Sam Jonea will
lecture at Uladatono Park. Oregon City
tomorrow. Many will wish to hear him.
the b. r. wt l g've a special rate 01 one
1 a re tor tse round u ip.
Advertising pay Lawyer Caon n
loat his valuable Lewellyn setter last
Saturday morn'ng, advertised for it in
the evening Democrat, and it canto
horn from the country the same evening
about 8 oMock covered with mud.
The city council of PrlnevillS lias en
tered into a contract with Morrla &
Whitehead of Portland, for tb sale
ol $10,000 of 6 po cent 15 year bond au
thorised by the city f r water and elec-
The warm weathvr aud bright run
Sin were lavorable to all growing crop
but rain would prove beneficial in iom
ittcaliiiee. Grain la dtveloolja raoldlv
ran sown wucat, oariey and oats are
turning yellow.and in some sections har
vesting of barley ba commenced. Oat
are in excellent condition. Early sown
spring grain ia beading and promise
weii ; the prevailing warm weather la In
Juriou to filling. Th yield will not be
aa heavy aa tb fall town on accouut of
th reduced avr'ag caused by tb back
ward season. The cutting of timothy
clover and cheat continue. Tb bay
crop I. excellent and ia turning out well.
Thtre baa been an abaeoc of bot. dry
wind up to date, and re porta from all
ectiou Indicate that the grain crop ia
in lairiy aaiuaciory coauiuon.
Tb strawberry era -on ia over. Cher
He sre rip-ring rspidlv and picking hat
commence!; liter win be a large crop
of Koyal Anna, fna fruit proapect re
main unchanged. At plea, prune and
near will b a poor crop. Dropping baa
ceaeeo.
Hoi cjoiio'te i excellent codiino
and are the moat promising of any crop.
Kerplwrrie a in market and are
teiy plentiful: a good crop I being a
enred. Hiackbert ie are ripening rapidly
ana a very large yield 1 promts, cur
rent are riy and ia market. At the
close of th week th era j condition in
western Oregon un fairly eatiafactory.
Frank McClung returned Saturday
evening I rom Monmouth, where he Had
beta with Frank Oirard, tb young man
referred to by th Dshocbat in Satur
day a iasite aa having left bis company
at Ban Franciaco without permission.
Th particular show vry extenuating
circumstance. Oirard received a die
patch immediately on hi arrival an
nouncing ttte dangeroua illness of his
mother, and applied for a furlough.
hlcb was refused. The uova let Lini
down into a email boat with an imaro-
viaed rope and b came bom. He told
Mcuung that h would go right back as
soon aa possible, and th sentiment is
goneral that be should be excused. Gir
ard waa with Dr. Adams In this city for
sometime and is highly spoken of a a
young man as well as soldier.
.WEDNESDAY..
Ti er Is over 1200 Of 0 on denn.ll in I lift
First National Bans of Prinetille.
One of the boat on the Yukon river.
hak waa taken in in section, in eixteen
trips cleared $35,000.
At the Chautauqua gathering tonight
8m Jones will dlivr his lecti re on
"Oet there aod atay there," and tomor
row two leelures'''Maobood and Money.'
ml "Sawsiety."
The peon! of Oskland. f r. ara not
silting in ih ashes, but Lave already
gone to work to rebuild the city, and It
iH ueuer ouni man bclore.
The fif.e Sword to be Deanrji.nf a! .EllSa
has arrived and maybe seen at F. M.
Irench'a. The monev for it I being
raised by ften ladies of tlie Emergency
Corps.
Several Albany people bad made ar
rangement to make a trip to Alaska with
an excursion party to go in Auguat from
mr, ura it was learned laaiTnigtit
that there were no berths left", and they
got left.
Mr. M. Acheton, who recently went
to Eastern Oregon 00 a tiip write from
Lmati'la county thatcoasiderat le wheat
baa been ruined by the recent hot pell
aod dry weather aod tbat there will not
be over half a crop of wheat.
Bathing ia very popular these warm
daya. A cro d of twenty or thirty may
be aeen every evening about eight o'clock
acroaa the V illamett. It i a refreshing
and healthy pastime, but like all things
should be indulged in moderately.
Th A. O. U. W baa paid the heir of
th late Lorenxo Grey the $2,000 bene
ficlary which he earned. Mr. Grey re
ceived $1,000 and Nolia and Mertica
each $500, $1,000 is also due f-om a
Degree of Honor and and $1,000 from
the Home Forum.
In response to requeet'foKanJopinion
Attorney General Blackburn informs
Sheriff Livingstone of Grant County tbat
he i not entitled to collect mileage from
the county seat where the papers are
served by a deputy residing nearer the
party served, but only mileage for the
tor the actual dieteoca traveled in the
service of the paper. That' what.
"After th gray waste of Wyoming
and Idaho, Oregon, with it incompir
able dim', it tree, it grata ea, it
fruits sod flowers, is moot welcome, says
Editor of tb ttreeocaetle, Ind., Free
Pres.. There I a certain etrang fascin
ation about the vaat atretcb of desert
which on, matt cross to reach this bean-
lillll Imml "li.ra ml la lha Itraonn "
But at ibis lime Mr. Arnold bad not
even ths M Ulauiette vallr south of Port-laud
HOME AND ABROAD.
Refrigerator,
Ice cream freezers.
At Stewart & Sox Hardware Go's.
Call si th Sugar Bowl for fresa falt
Have yonr photo taken at Mis Long's
lor casn f 1 w dozen, cabinet sze.
Fresh fruit at Viereck's Sngar Bowl parlors.
STOVES and Tinware at Ohllng &
Jiutourt .
Garden Hose and Lawnniowers at Ob-
ling Hulburt',
Iiay&Kingaley, marble dealers bave
Genie' French Calf Shoes, $2, worth
$1. XSext Itevere House.
Fresh Sodaville soda-water a healthful
summer drink, at Burkhart & Lee's.
For (ale, gocd carpeting. 33 cen'a per
rard, by f. 8. Alexander, east end d 81b
street.
Mr. G. A. Wts-oj. of Albsnv. will
run the Pbiloma h warebouae thia year.
limes.
Dr. L. V. Units and ton of Woodbnrn.
formerly of Albany, bay let a contract
for the construction of a brick 60x80, to
SOStt,0tKJ.
Tb Jonrnal vs that there I a ere De-
vine report that the Rieiy corner will be
chosen for the pottoflic ait.
Wheat dropped two cent veterdv
afternoon and Hi now 48 cent. In
Chicago it has g nedown fiotn 80 cent
to 70 cent. W list's lb matter.
The petitions asking th Sor.tbern Pa
rifle to run a train out of Corvalli lo
lvruaod in tb morning and back in tb
evm.lpg, were seat yea'.erdry lo the
headquarter of tb company in Port
land.
James Davidson residing in Benton
county, across the Willamette yesteiday
islloffa load of bay, striking on bis
h.ad aod receiving tome bad atraina and
bruises. Dr. Davij was sent for and at
tended btm.
There 1 on exhibition at F. L. Cham
brrj' store a "Gila monster," tb famous
poisonous rep'ile of Arizona. It wa
sent to O. L. Scott, of thia city, by C. A
McDonald, of Loa Aogelea well koowa
her. So poieooona ia the monster that
no antidote ia known for It bite. Eu
gene Guard.
Two very peculiar bicycle accident
recently happened at Lebanon. Leslie
Fry, a twelve years older, waa riding
barefooted when tb big loe of hi right
loot wa caught between tbe cbstn ' acd
sprocket wheel and taken off. Fred
Uentry was oiilug bis bicycle and gave
tbe wheel a mm wben one of bia thumbs
cangbt in tb earn place taking off tb
end of it. Tbat ia a dangerous place be
tween lb chain and sprocket wheel.
We buy, sell and store grain.
' We make Magnolia Flour.
Also whole wheat. Patent and germ,
fl urs
IheMagaolia Mill.
At Tangent.
t
On last Saturday evening ao Ice cream
and lawa social was glyen at th resid
ence of Mr. aod Mrs. L B. Luper by tb
young tadirsof th Epworlh Leaguaol th
M. if church at Tangent. About eighty
people were pretent and a good time wa
bad. Tb literary exercise consisted of
song, declamation, Instrumental mnsio
and a tableaux. Tr-e lawn wa beauti
lul.y lighted by Chinese lanterns sus
pended from over banging bough. Alter
ihe llterry program came tb ice cream
snpperof which five and a half gallon
were soon disposed of. Mext can e the
social part which wer highly ci.jojed iy
all present.
Tc Ihe eucccsi of this social much cred-
is due th young ladiee; but at tb
nme time much is du to Mr. aud Mrs.
Luper for tbtir untiring efforts and the
kind and friendly manner in wbicn they
entertained those present.
The only incident that arose s mar trie
pleasant lime happened wLen on of tb
bora bitched op hi boggy and bad hi
partner in tbe sest beside him and bad
taken a firm hoi J upon th line and told
tbe horse to go he stubbornly refused, but
begsn to back and act ugly which fright
ened Miie ao badly tbat b bad
abandon the liorte and buggy and walk
home wnb her.
Wo-To-Bae for nrty Oala
Guaranteed tobacco habit eore, makv weak
men .too, blood pure. toe. at. All drufglsta.
TERMS.
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13.00 per year.in advance, 30: permontb
not in advance. By carrier, 10 pel
week. 10 per cent added if allowed to
run over months. Single copies 6c.
Wksklv. $1.25 in advance; $1.50 at end
f year; 11.75 for second year; $2.00 for
Aird and proceeding year, wben not paid
in advance. Club of Gv new subscribers
at $5.00.
UERViTA
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wasting diseasea, all effects of eelf-
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blootl buti'icr. Brinpa the
pi nk ploar.io pale cheek and
restores te Cre of youth.
By ma il fJOc prr box; O boxes
lor 2.ZO; with a written giaran-
vee to cure or roitina tbe money.
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
Cfinton Jackson sts, CHICAGO, ILL.
Fjr stl bFral
Ubiiv, Orei.
Ivfin, Drnil
Notice.
PtcixiAR Acciobn r. Mr. Frank Wat
on, of the Albany Iron Works, met
with a peculiar accident thi morning.
II was pouring some babbit metal into
a braae box, ',which had been washed
with muriatic acid, when there waa an
explosion and his face waa filled with
acid and babbit metal, burning his lace
so that it was necessary to quit work for
a lew uays.
TICKETS
To all poir t Eaat via
Gret t Northern Railway.
For ratea, f Ider and full information
call 1 r add -ess
H. F. Mbrrill,
Agent Albany
Ha turned with disgust from an other-1
wise lovable girl witn an offensive breath. .
Karl'aC.lnvnr RtntTaa nnriAd th hnxlh
by it action on tbe bowels, etc, as noth
else will. Sold for year on absolute
guarantee. Price 23 cts. and 50 ct.
Fo ale by Fosbay A Mason.
A vegetable ca'bartic that can be relied
upon to do ita work thoroughly uood'
Pill.
You K now th jt tired feeling i exced
ingly disagreeable. Wbatisrar betUr,
you may know, by a fair trial, t hat Hooa'
SarsaparilU entirely cores i'.
Mr. and Mrs. Funk cf tbe millinery
store are closing out their business hero
preparatory to taking a trip into eastern
Oregon.
BORN.
PAUKEILOo Monday evening. July
17, l-99. a few miles from Albany, to
Mr. and Mr, lliram Parker, a con.
All doing well.
Not lea of First MMngf Creditor
trio light works.
The Grafters made a big graft at Indo-! Ia IL Dst.nct Court ot tbe Unl ed bUtes
pendenca last Saturday dufea lag the for the District i f Oregon:
boys of that city in their aecond game In the math r of J A Cain bankrupt
39 to 15. Independence haa one of the To the cred tor of J. A. Cmn of Browns-
finem grounds in the state and the ju- villa, in tbe County of Linn and District
venilea are very much pi ased with their aforesaid, a bankrupt.
games thre and treatment received. Notice is hereby given lhat on tbe 12th
1 W T....m i n,ll. .V tn ' 0T Of UIJT A l. luol. n
j - i . o .:. J..t .A,,)
th Ctclnng cnelc peop e last fcaturjay
night aay the Myitle Point Enterprise.
lilHlertlie pretense 01 going a uuiivmg
O. A. Archibald is taking his outing
n the mountains.
David Gitlieb is now clerk in Wm.
'teller's branch confectionary store.
Mra. A. E. Eneliah. of Roeebo'g. ha
bein visiting Albany frienda.
Mr. J. K. Weatherfo-d ia at Oregon
City tb guest of Mr. R. D. Wilson.
Senator J. D. Daly, author of the fa
mous Daly school la , waa in the city
day.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Blain went to the
Pay this noon for a two weeks outing.
Tbe water abates are warned to loos. out.
Ex mayor Froman. Frank Froman
and John Althouse returned last 'evening
Irom r tsti Lako, witb nih.
Capt. and Mrs. Kuhn of the S. A., ol
Portland, arrived in Albany this week,
and today apt, Kuhn left 'or Coos
county on a trip.
Miss Ma-geiia Bjink hasleenrerlectei
to a potuion in ti e I'rineville 1 uhiic
school !ire she has given excel'ent sat
ielaction tbe past two or three jrars.
Mr. Will lleodren, recently in J
Gradwohl'a store during hi aleence In
San FranciiK-o, haa beuo a clerkship
with Nr. I. Ouhen
Mr A. Harkleman. of Camp creek
pa ted through here laat Thursday with
about 4'J nead 01 nortes douiio lor ai
bany Print ville Review Mr. II ckle
man shouid reach Albany ly tonight.
Prof, tnl Mr. I. M. Walker
left Ibis morning on the steamer
Albany for Oregon City, Prof. Schmidt
left this noon and they will be Joined b;
President Lee. In a few daya there wil
be an Albany College day, in which
these will be assisted bv Prof, and Mrs
Wirta in a program of inlereet.
be slipped away from home and attend
ed the dedicatory services! of Ihe new
chooUiouse at that ploce-J soc'al dance.
fiain was duly abjudicated btnkrupt, and
tbat th 1 first uiee ins? of nil creditors will
be he'd at Alban?, I're.on in my officp,rn
tr.e 24th dy of July A. D. 189). Kt one
o'clock ia tbe afternoon, at wb'ch liuie the
said creditors may a'lend, prove tbtir
IU posed as a young man and the de- - "W",'" " . TI' i7i .T;. ;
cepiion was compete, and he says the v """"", vy " '
boapiUbl. qualities of the people ire an- "jay Proper y cam. -fore said ,e,t...f .
excelled, liut the fur will fly when a Im Iuy 14 . ,!j,j9-
ctrtaiu Myrtlo Point lady hears of Mr.1 n.
Deyoe'sbunt. Refe.e in Bansiup.c).
On and after Ihis date wood sawing ia
Albany will be for the following price.
All four foot wood, 2 cut, 60 cent; four
foot wood, 3 cat, 60 cents; four foot
wood, "oe cut, 40 cents; pole wood per
cord, 75 cente. By tbe hour $1.
J. M . asd R. E. Owbhs.
N. A. BlODGITT. -
Wk. Nkklt.
W. A. Giiteos. .
O.O. CXELa.
K. O. T. M.
very 3'orJy evni at K. O. T. If
all Vlsitinr Kntghu iaviied.
is; M Neport.Oommander.
SIX PER CENT LOANS. I have a
limited amount of money to loat. on
first-class farm security or improved
business property in Albany. Interest
six per cent for particular call ou or
addres
ri. F. Mcaaiu Dexocrat hnllding.
Albany, Oregon
IH -Tempered Babies
Inattfltetent noorbhmant Bahrrmlly prodocm tD-teniper.
Gnurd gainst fraUnlnna ia children by leading nutrf
tiuua ax. J (Ugeatlbla food.
GAIL BORDEN
EAGLE BRAND
fOJfDENSED MUX Is a perfect Infant food. Take ao aubatitnta for tie
.OLii ERAKD. skmo roa hook oa "Babues."
BONOCN-a CONDKNCO MILK CO., NEW VONK
Tbiggle BOOKS
Sick Headaches.
The curse of overworked womankind.are
quickly and surely cured by Karl's Clover
Root tea, th? great blood purifier and
tissue builder. Money refunded if not
satisfactory. Price, 25 cts. and 50 cts.
For sale by Foshay & Mtson.
Density la Ulood Dtep.
Clean blood mean a clean akin. No
beautv without it. Caacarets, Candy t athar
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the laay liver and driving all lm
purities from the body, ltegin today to
banish pimples, boila, blotches, blackheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
t'ascarets, beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50c.
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rjp-to-date, Concise aad Comprcbeuslvt Rand
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AUubuui Hore a Ct-moe Sen-e Trtie. with oret
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No. 3-BIOULE POULTRY BOOK
All aboul rwiHiy . Ih br rooltr B-k k la eWnce.
ItlKwr-lhine : vithx cotored hr -k. rrrrodtKlione
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No. 4 BrOOLB COW BOOK
ail about Cuws and the Deny Buinesa ; bavniK a great
eile eonuins Scolore.1 life-likt ir'luclion-oiata
brred. wilh I jl other llliatratkw I rke. ju CcaU.
No. 6 BIOOLB SWINE BOOK
lust out ail ebout Hoea Brredto;, FewMra, Tch
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