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AL15AXY, OREGON, SATU11DAY APRIL IS90.
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V
ri
THE OLD!
AND-
RELIABLE
Li -it of a
few tsirii btrgiins
for
Ueil KttnU' Agency
of
Bnrkhart tV Kcenoy:
CJood house and lot ou 3.1 strut:
fine location. Trice s-.500.
rni lot on ."th ."trect;
IVic-e ! (."'.
j;oal locati':i.
House ami one lot only two lilohks
from Front street. I: i s.',Xf.
JO acre of tino Irnit lanil ncir the
oity:a!I in eoltivation anil choice
frir.'. I'l ici SJLX) it Hen-.
J fine vicuM't lut" in the e
i-siUr ;f
i; a fine
the city:
bargain.
no better hxutio:
l'rice .J.."Oi'.
New
street:
hou'i ami
sn'cndi'l
ji.e 1 t
liiraiii.
on Itli
i'riv-
'J,4CKI.
Houip ami one !!
iiooil location. I'rie
mi liaker xti'CHl ;
i .000
M acres ct lan.l near the city: all in
cultivation; jroo.l I nil;ins. Pries
?1."i0 per a . re.
ICO acres within 'A milig of the city
and every foot in cultivation; noil
buiUl'.ngi"; lare urchar.i; this property
will double i:i vaIuo in ls than one
year. Price 3100 per ai re.
'J vacant lotl on 4th ntrvct. Price
550 each.
House and two lots ia Klki:ii'
ditiou. Price -S50.
House and I
tine location.
Hon?" and
Price $1,000.
lot oil KlUwor'.ii
Price .V!0.
I lot on Lynn trc-jt.
320 acres within one mile and a
h:nf of the city limit-i; 3 greal har
itain. Prio; 'J p i- ncre.
120 icr.s vith:u two miles of the
city; all line fruit land and all iu cul
tivatinii Price iI.V) nor acre.
o acres near tiie city ; irood houe;
all in cultivation. Price 31S0O.
The above ts only a. few of thu bar
pains we have ou our list. We have
vacant lots in all the addition now
on the market, which can be had
very reasonable.
Our list of ca.-iii.n and fruit
, ,
; inu
near the city i the very bes-t nuw mi
me uiaiKci, mi nit- (ii"." i""
. .A l.M.t . ...... ..fl,u ,nonl it,
mail Call UV llllj l-UICI .axL.w ill
the city.
To be convinced of ikat fact, all
vouwill have to do is to call at ou-
tiflice and let m show you our liar-
gains.
Wo have incney Co loan oa real es
tate at aa low rates of interest as can
be had anywhere and on tho most fa
vorable trrif-
Thus who have property to sell
fihooM call on lis, as we are advertis
ing more in the Eastern States, and
lave been doiog so for the last five
yearn, than all other stents com
bined. BURXHART & KEENEY,
KKAL EST A SE, LOAN
A.VD
INSURANCE AGENTS.
ALBANY. - - OREGON
ir:
Kollou iuo j,, a nai tial
list of the
pinierty we have for sale: j
A lcw cottage, C rooms, 1 large
lot; price $1000. j
'tie lot. tiiiimnroved. on .1th street.
$37.-,.
Several tracts of 5 and 10 acre lots
H milts fr ,tn Albany; per acre S300.
r.e lot with two story house on
'er street; j rice .1500.
V Vr. 5 T""m"- 1 "n P"t
street; SloOn.
:'"ry hf"--'. '-, lots, rhatiil.er
'Jin V Mastnns ailhtion- sMI.-.n
K'k,,,,'" Tl c 'th-!L r"ni'- " i"
K1" aihiition, sn-,o
.?2J0O. " 'ry nn Mrect,
i . ... . . .
-'s oil a. . n ... .
",'iuin
""l-from pW a8,:i
'ue farm 3 nn!efr
atul ,
it-.it i.n.i i " i
n.i, i4n a.rta i
o .-inaiwi tir.i I
IUUII
A farm r.f
-
railroad! $30 per acr.- 1"" c frf,"
la lot. to .aitU,'0 h" d,viJ
POlVDESf
Absolutely Pure.
j This powucr never vanes,
j of purity.-treiiirlli :ckI v. It
t Mure economic. ,1 tha.i :i,i
A marvel
i.Huetle.-.s
ordinari
! kinds, ulul citntiot ! c
; ;;ii wi:!i uuiitituiie i.r
1 in .-oiiiiu ti.
t.'-t. -hurt
: 'ciglit ilium or phosphate pnieilcrs'
I sl't only i:i e n;-, Uoyai. Oaki.v 'hw.
! V Wall st. N V
l.l- I s .U,tlllH.Nvll cs I. CI., , g -11 1.-.
Portiiillil, Ore:
DAVIS, M I. Ill Vr
iC'IAN AN1
rut. A!l,i:n
I? HU..-I
i I f
room ir. Siralian'n hlccl:
1
( C. KKLLV, l-IIVMrlAN AND U
V.ton Alhinv,
, I'rc'n
t.h'ii;r-J
. ,.:.-e ii
l'rrui
I'i. n
nt Mock
r. v.
Oil:.
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I.N A I. V :
l I.
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!:T r'o i ti t.i :tr
i !t. i i t riii
ri.i lo r: . .it the
tli'il l.l'iliinls cn
n ,r,s M.ir-iKili'-
I- I i!:i i..ia
ciiht'c ar.ti ii
arv Licdical -
mi, r r f 1 1
: t'. . i i n
lt'.ti.-1 ! ail iN'llil-t
"ciciitil-r l'rincipli-i. OU:
livcrv Ktahie. n-c
tr.- rs ai'kuiv. in .-i'ii.
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K. A. .M-.Ali-ih- i iivi:"!'.'.:!!:!' i'ii,
Kician anil Hiirt-on ih- rttnovtil h-
otlice into L'riwfnrilN 1,'ik-I;. All i-.ii: 'i m:t
ly aitemle.l to.
omc
ly ai
T)Rti
.A. WHITNUY. II1VM1IAN AMI
surj.-oii. t.raouatc il lirlitvec Iln-ni-
tal Mivllcal rolleue. New Vnrk City. I'i.-ias
of women Q Hpe ialtv. (eiice in at rc-iih nee
on 7th street henvc.ii i'n!.po"i. ;iml ine,
Allianv inuo.i.
J l'A TiC, I'UV-h l.VN SI
L' Sunr
Sunreon, Ulr.intu n;' IU nk. Alhanv. Or
lma! iliea-i a ii'.-'ii'.e'y. C-i lo f.''ii:'i
n the oRice il.iv or loht.
ii to i:i.v.
A. i;t;i:ilY, attorney a'-!;.-.v
a'tMitio.i 'i.iti to i .'licet', ii
with. I. .1. Whitut; '.
.V. I)L'Nl'N ATl'iiUM.!
am notary puNo.;. oiif
., roiiea No. I anil '.
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J
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:ilj
r. B. S. BL.MRtlT.!
iLACKIH. h., x
) Law. AI.at.
fellow's 'iVnilo.
Jt the Slate, anil
bininns
o. iv w:i .i:r. .
v. iiKaiTA i 1'.i;m:v at
'i.;i i . ti n Oil-I
Viil praaieo in all com?
.'.e f.j-v. ..ll .Vtl-:it;o!l to .li! I
w
fOLVEHTON ClIAKLi'sF. AtToli;
I
;tv i
at Law. A ban-. . I t. O:!.. in ron .
anil 14, tiwti'ra lllock, c.ir I., i;. :i.
store
T Ii. WEATIII 11! il;li, AiTiiCNLY
AT.
the
J . law
A!h:tny, Oregon.
Flinn l!l i-k.
Will
pra' tn
I fj ',e.
e in
r.l i'.
.11 ti:
court ol thest-.",
to all htiHiiicsB
.r.-t
J
A FS I" JIEAIv
TOI.'NFY AT I. V
A l.r.t.y, cr.-Vw:
I t! e Mi.tc. Ah
' t. ! t rt in tie..-.
practice in all t!:i ci-tirT-Httaot-
of title ftirri.;..
j Ten years ei i riei.e.
, EVKHK
Hot. si;. M.iiA.vv. oi; f:,i s
it Vu
'feifTer. i'r.oi. l"iiv l.r-tirla-s l.r.no.
In the city. I.ur,-., Mtieple rixims for loic
inercial nun. No Chinamen emiilnvci in the
, (itciH,,
'
General st.ie t.i1(. f0 Curvalh.
j
I "T I 1 i, I ii
JlC I 1 MWH I v IiSSCjl,
j
HAKRIMirU':. oiW.i.OX,
j Aic prepari .1
in car lout !'. :
ins ?oaon 'I h
iriii-h
:lin-- I ,
e'ai Ininher
i t the c .ir.-
I 'Mli lli e.
j:.
Ha .-in,- p-tr. 1. : ; ..
PALACF j
TEAT IMARK KTj
li now preparfl to furinsh frw-li iiii.-its .f all
kinils; hent variety of erolci lieel.eai.ii,ntl,.r.
I porK ilae, i te,.:t, HieuM l-ipt i.itM.tl
; tn hanii.
! CHE A3' MOXEV!
e nave inaiic :iri-:iiicinei;i- s,;; .
lty inotn y to all on l.pi.i; tltni- ;)! 1 n
rales of interest on inijiinviil fann,
and choice l ily lU'ipcrty. Those who
contemplate luiililin In ii k Mock c.i:i
grt money. See us '.
WALL U K .V ( US ICR.
7 AND 8 CENT.
l
-TO-
On good f?.rn and
security.
S. 2T. STEELE.
ALBANY',
OR Eli I IN
Dr. R. K. Walter;
Oregon, bns three
Clvde.-da!e t tallions ;
, of iliip'iie ,
pure bred
nd two riam-
ineiotiian siamons mat, lie i.uers
( , , , ,., .
i . ii- .. .i . i... ,r.
rntr IOI nt !! 1I Oil 1 1 111 V. I? I III:
to kiu fur par:ieulari and pediurcu.
Tin-.vare warranted not to rust at
Ma;tbw? & Wnsbburn'e
M
city
Miicl. Holder's Merlins.
SO'litE I HEP.F.BY :iKN
t":i:t tin: .'tinual meeting of the
Albany Mining anl Milling company
; will be iiv I i st tin." otlice of L. II.
Moi.'aiiic. h -ci'-jtary ot mid company
mi tii'- JStli day if April, IS'.'O, at the
1 hum- i.f 1 o'clock r. M. fur the pur
pose ! electing, seven directors to
; serve for one year lroni the date
, tin ret, anil for such other business
' aa may t-mi.e before such meeting.
I'.v order nl 'the president,
hated March 2S. IVii).
L. !1. MONTANYK,
Secretary.
Ki.!.!S. 1'IIYSHiAX
ii, All-at.v Oregon.
AMI SL'Kr
4 infractors mi.l illlll.l.-r Notice.
' OICAI.KJt cilol'liSlES WILL UK KElF.IV
;0 oil by Hie ciiBuler of iSank. nl-Oregon at
' . ii . ... ... . ..e ..... i-..
.MO.lllt. IIl Il. OlUNtl IllMU- til 111111! UU ,
A iril Mil, tor furiiishiiiu material ami labi.r
ii,'ec"ar tocrcct "Hunk i.t ilrciroii" btiililin
jM .ii,:1nv. The buiMintr is a comhiic'tioii cl
I presse.l i.ri'-k a:nl curb saml sum:. I'lansanil
i tie.-i'M :iitein i-an he seen at the otlice of the
i hit. 'i t , C. V. vcrs. hooui in First
; . .1 l'ii .1 I
: iriK liiu'iliiii:, Alham . Or.
I.iiuil Surv')lns
, T)Krii:i DKMKINO hl RVKVINO TONf IAS OB-
: 1. ta:ti :iccur;iti autl iirouipt v. nrk hv calhri'.'
I upon i -ciiu!ity sum vol K, f. T. Fihrr. lie
: I .i-ii rtiiiiiii-tc ciii-ies of lieltl notes ami town
' -hi;i I..t an-i h .r-iarc I toiio Hiirvcinir in
j .ii-. -.:rt of I. inn county, ro-tonirc aililri!!,
; .ii.icr.i Mai-.eri, latin cou ttv. Oregon.
I'inim Tiinln
I )ai:tii:s
I si, ,ll:l
iii:sii:ixc ii..vos ttni:i
r.ill iu.ni Prut'. I), S an Horn
r t!iH iiiy, tin well known ami reliable
i i oio tun, r He i-. c"I known to the itv!t
I Ait'jny anil llie entire Slate, hav iiii; hail
i ar i.f exferien e in tiii-i Iiihiiics-i, also in a
j'l.ici.i.trte ntaiiiV ictory , alil has ni mual in
licit line ! lun-im-i, It abvay-i t to
1 -.Tiotiize home i-uterpi ise anil the public
li"'.il'l remember that ihev can ii"W ec
im:iikh t'tiieil in a more
ekilifm inaiiner in
in the State l.eae
All.
inv riian cNt w h- re
r iaT Will ,v ! s
or. 1 1
Ft I.I. STOCK OF
St rip?) G I'occnofs
'A
I 3
J
Tii- I,
t.i:, t
ii ii:t
t-MlM-II I5AKED T5READ EVERY
DAY.
A- t!
M
ri li.'.l.'i: house is n
eiir asfjrtmcr t of 're
hit 1 is coofai'ily he
i !c .i-iiot i.'roeeri' s
ii to lie
h l.imili
, u ailii.O
aii l it"-
ITlllJ
Cijnbcirics,
Fine Pickles,
Dried Beef Ciifjw.i lo order,
Anchovy Mur.tard,
dandies and Nuts,
tdktcrn Buckwheat Flour.
Canned Goods of All Kinds,
Boiiemian Glassware, Etc,
Tiiee '.no,! were a!) bouelit when pri.-ei.
rcl-w- anil tlie l.etiertt ol tl c mar-in will he
iv :i to his cisti iners. Iti-incnitn-r the pi.-...-,
t the "M e- Tticr en First a-iJ liroalalbin Ms.
Con ral Mijir.
We are permanently located on the
oil ('line homestead 'J milt from
Aih:uy on Corvallis road. V have
on hand a la! s'e stock of
loico Fruit Trees
of tir own urouinjj, which wrjw il
sell at lowest living rates.
Parties cuiitemplatiui; plantini:
trees wid consult their interests bj
examining our stock and prices hi fore
j.'iirchasinj,'.
II V.MAS it P,r.0W NKI.L,
Albany, Oregon.
J. r
WIIITINd, ARTIST.
Instruction Ktwn anil work exeeutel in
l.amlsoape. portrait :.ml IieeoratiiiT'aii tii. '.
I., ttvrui'.'
liisi'.-iiit ;
atul .Yin hiu. ica)
ulul ;i
l'ev;,r l.h ik. Ai;-:
t Of". 0!'.
T
Mlosi: WISH1NC A FIKST t T,As I.
r.in en'. tlie best maile to staml the
eliiiiate of this ena.sr, ean he stiiteil hy i-illin-.'
at Mis. II. E. Iliiiir.n's, npsisite the M.ion:e
I', nip! , First street. The latest .oialan.l
in-Friiiiieiital iiiiistc kept f-ir sale. Al-e tl,
largest ass'irtmeiit of stampiti putt. r:.s
s. Icet trotn this s, h ,-i 'Frise...
ziwn in paintitn; athl i mbroiihri ut h-r
tl.llo over I. inn C. nnty Fank. (iive hei
vu-tr l.t'l' l ,inil o i he oleascil.
-AT-
1I10IIE
j LllAKUiS
JVVTIX,
TTFIt
om:i.i, s
Y on Can l-'incl.
FLN.K POULT in
I liave both v.ihl ami Lioiize turkeis for
sale at .-."i p. r pair; turkey e.'s ,'t for SI;
Itrown I. iterti e-js si fur 1J; also Wyan
dotte ;.!nl l.i.ht liralooas at same pri- e
I.. .1. HOI CK, lac-.n'. Or.
ill any B;tliHousG
HAIR DTsSIGSALnorJ.
JOSKPH WEBP.EK. PUOI'IUETORi
;"'l.:idie. "wd eliiklreii's tuir Jres
nir a speeuilly. lnti.n- I i-f.iiln,r.
truaranti-ed
F'ee to i. A. M. Ileatitiful
enuravine; (,f rapine nn
ient Masonic Scene, also
ir'e ill'ist: nted catalogue
ofull the Masonic coodi
and ookr.. Lowest j)ncts
t v .-.v Ameriea. Al?o L'raud new
tiiosir iteil woik for iient
$50
w-. i. and utiw'i.ils lift.
1 -'etldin i
Co. 131 Broadway, New
York.
(j U Laugh's for your groceries.
Star
Bakery
1 by Nurseries
THE UNHAPPY CZARi
All Russia Is In a State of Ex
citing Turmoil.
sniinis on tiik rAriric,
Beveral Vesr-eb Wrerkcd-Kany Bailon
Drowned an'l 0th uMnrderel '.
by the Native?. ,
l.oxiioN. April 4. Advices from
SI. IViersluir rcatlirm the roporp
uf the bcrious i-omlitioii of a Hairs
in liu-sin. The car " t-ulferirrK
from nervous fever. The .scber"-!
for thu Rtifsifieallon of'''ay3w!r
is received with extreme disfavor
in that country. Trouble is certain
to follow.
All the universities of KuHsia
have been closed by the govern
ment. The students 'of the St. Peters
burtf university to-day attacked
lieni-ral (irosser, chiet of the St.
Petersburg police, lie wastl rown
to the ll'inr and kicked by his
assailants. The students declare
the agitation is Polely on account
of educational matters. The stu
dents assembled and sane;, "(iod
Save the Czar." The czar lias
signified his intention of closing
all tin higher public educational
establishments for one yeur.
St. Pi:tkiii:i i;;, April -1. The
czar has abandoned his proposed
hunting trip in Poland on account
of a plot to thro.v the imperial
train oil" the tr.u k. A decoy train,
supposed to contain the czar and
suite, was w recked by rocks leinr
placed on the rails this morning.
STOKM ON TIIK IWIFIf.
.Vlany 'esselH Wrerki-il - Sailor
Drowneil nnil SI urilereil.
Syhnly, X. S. W., April 4. Se
vere iiui ricanes on tin 1'acilic dur
ing March caused many disa-ters
on the coast near Hebrides. Sev
eral ships were wrecked at Lebeiir.
A vessel na- grounded at .Malli
collo and live whites and thirty
natives w ere drowned, while thirty
others; vho reached the shore wen;
inaKsaered bv the natives.
in tiik r.i: NoitTii.
An
rxi.rililion to K
iiilore the Oil
KieliU.
Vi.ni:pi:i;, Ai'i'il -1. Thedoiniii
ion triivi riiineiit will stioitlvoi-iran-
ize an expedition headed iiv
American experts to explore the
ml re-.'i'ius in tlie lar nort.i near
Athabasca. Prut. Iawson says:
"Ji indications are correct Canadu
has the larvcst oil bearing district
in the world, coiiipiisiii-- nearly
Kio.Oimi s.iiaie miles.
TIIK MISMSSII'I'I MOODS.
Auothee Itrrak in tho l,eer Ioi'
irrat Oainaf;.
AniiVNsAs City, April 4 Tlie
levee just above Cattish Point,
Mississippi, broke this morning,
and late to-niht the crevs.e is
nearly 0.10 feet w ide and :s verv
deep. Tlie break is Paid to be by
far the worst that has occurred on
the Mississippi Fide. A tremen
dous volume of water is tnniini;
throuc;h the crevasse and is sweep
ing everything before it- Houses,,
crisis, tstables and fences aro bein
washed away. Many head oi
stock are already lost.
ri:oiiiniTio: in khva.
A t.eneral Itellef That tho Law
'ill Not be Ileiiealed.
Wasiiixctox, April I. The Pos'
has been interviewing the Iowa
senattis and epresentatites on
the probatolity of the repeal or
modification of the Iowa prohibi
tion law. The result is a substan
tially uniform expression of belief
that" the law would stand unre
pealed In this interview they
vi ry jronerally expressed the
opinion that the law has been a
bent' lit and has decreased crime.
A I'TKK TIIK TOLICE.
Illvestlentini; the Crookedness
of
IheNew Vnrk "t'ops."
New Yt'hK, pril I. Tlie senate
committee to inv-'stiuaie the ci.ies
of this state, which recently
probed the s!n-i ill's otlice, will to
morrow be rilled o i by the men o)
the Central Lai I'nion.
They will pie.-ent the investiga
tion with a formidable dociiiieni
which alleges that the polico de
partment is a menace and disgrace
to the city. Tlie force as a body is
characterized as dishonest, brutal
and even criminal.
"It is a matter of common noto
rietv," continues the document,
'that tho poli'te otiicials rcsilarh
b-vy a tribute, on every immoral
den in the city.
A Spring Opening in China.
I.oMioN. April 4. The Times
correspondent at Shanghai rays a
decree ope ling Chun Kiifg has
been Miffed at IV km by th j Erif
ish minisier. and f openijii will
largely develop P.ritish trade.
The llhoile Islam! fleet ;ouc
Newi-okt, R. I., April 4. The
pupplementary c! 'i'ti"H tere to
morrow will be under tho old vot
ing system, and no! under Iho new
ballot law. Tiio l.rv enacled last
week making the new law apply
to supp'emenL'ry elecliom reached
the secretary of (date too Lite.
The canvass of the votes cost
Wednesday is ended. Tho tlerao-
crats have elected 33 members of
tho legislature, ins'ead of IW, and
have to elect 17 more to 6ecnro a
majority on the grand committee.
The republicans have to elect 1J
more rucmbors to secure the Mint'
rem It.
Ounrrel in Oklahoma.
Kansas Cm. April 4. AsiK-cial
to the Times from Oklahoma says
Captain Couch the leader of tic
IxioiiH-rs was shot in the 1c"; this
afterniMn by .1. C. Adams. Me
will be crippled for life. The
piarrel was about a piece of land.
Hanged by n Mob.
Kossk. Tex.,- April 1. Win.
Williams colored, was taken from
the guards who were reiimvino
him from this place to lirossebeck
b'?n"skcd 'nob last nitfht and
inched.
VWmiiia.ouU'aned, J-l
l . . i
nu:e eirl two ilavs airo.
Tlie irl
is m a critical condition.
Dueling I'rohililteil.
Hkkiix, April 4. In accordance
with vLws expressed by the em
peror recenllv the cabinet issued
an order forbidding dueling in thu
army, except iu the council of men
of honor, to which all circiim
stai.ces referred shall declare the
duel necessary.
MIXERS ENT0M1JEI).
KATAl. EXlT.OsniN in AI.I
l OKXIA Oil. 1I NNKI-.
Five Men Were Kurieil Alive In llie
Debris, "nml Others I'.iirneil to
Death One Explosion Follows
notlie I .
Sr. Rai:i;.ka, Cal., April 4.
A Fpecial to the Associated Picas
savs that a terrible accident r.c
cinred at Adams Canon, near Santa
Paula, this morning, where Hani
son iV Stewart are borini; a tunnel
for oil.
Early this morning an explosion
ol iias occurred in the tunnel and
a sheet of flame shot out, blowing
away a building lot) feet from the
mouth of the tiiiin. 1. Two men
wtre fearfully burned, and one has
sirce died. The names oi the
workmen are unknown.
A force of men was put to work
to dear the tunnel, and this atter
ikoii another explosion occurred,
co'lapsini; the vhole tunnel and
bi.ryin- in the ruins live men. w ho
a.'e; certainly dead.
So far as known their names are
U.nton, iLirdison. 1 ay b -f anU
Yjiint:.
.'it 10:o0 lo-nifiht the ici-cuirp
paity teatdied llaidisoii, Youn
ar.d White. All three were dead.
Tlie bodies were badly inaiuli'il.
I nlelliKi'iit Fruit Oiowiui;.
The following: lroni the "Wes
tern Rural" may be of interest to
si Hue of our farmers and fruit
erowers:
Emit will not grow and achiwe
the liest results anv more than,
other crops will "row unless vdven
more attention. It reijinres
thought, and as one prominent
practical writer puts it. it rc'iuires-
common sense lo Dcgm wiin.
verv man who on ns a fruit tree
should make the growing of that
kind of fruit something of a study.
It is in accordance willi this that
we so oiten urge larmers to anenu
the horticultural meetings. Every
farmer ought !o be a successful
fruit grower, to some extent, lie
can lind some varieties that he
can cultivate with success, if he
will try. P.ut it will not ln to
shut hi eves and go it blind.
Often an on-hard is planted where
it never would be planted, if tho
work was done intelligently. The
land for an o.rhard site ouirlit to
be either naturally or artificially
drained. The vast majority of
people know this. Yet how many
orchards are planted on w et lands.
Sometimes this is the result of
ignorance, but oftener of careless
ness. It may be that a farmer
has no suitale site for an orchard,
or at least not one that is naturally
suited.
I'nder such circumstances, it is
certainly not wise to em
bark in fruit -trow ing to any great
extent, and in fact, to no extent
unless the land ran be prepared
for the iuriose. Clay land is
better fororcha'ds than land that
is very rich in .egetable matter.
Sometimes Hal, ivet lands are pre
pared for an orchard w ith reputed
success in the following way : The
ground is plowed in narrow lands,
and is backfurrowed where tin
trees are to lie planted. The earth
is ridged as much as jiossible. The
trees are planted on the plowed
land, and the earth from the dean
furrow is th.own up around thi
roots, making a mound. Thu
makes the tree linn. livery time
the ground is cultivated, the earth
is worked toward the trees, aim
the dead furrows are kept open.
When the tree reaches a bearing
age they stand several feet almvi
the bottom of the dead furrows
Some of tho most successful or
chards in the country have been
planted this way. It is a siniph
wav of surface drainage.
Neeillei-s Formality.
Fr--.ni Hie Atlantj .Ccntitut..ii.
"In remitting for a subscrip
tion," writes a Oeorgia editor.
"Do not say 'please find inclose
one dollar.' We are bound to In
pleased without asking ; and. be
sides, wo have not seen a ilo!,,- ii
so long n time that if we k: e :
was within six miles of v v
would find it blindfolded anu rtti
both band tied behind ti"."
THE WORLD'S FAIR.
Chicago Has Completed Her Final
Arrangements.
ll:ll V WOIIK OF A cyclone
Wcmencftlie W.0. T.U. Ruiltrn Kalooas
of a Kansas Town and Throw the
Whi-ky lata tie Street.
Ciik a.o, April I. The etoi-k-l.i.lders
of the Chicago Woild's
I "..ir Association, representing half
a million shares of $10 each, met
at the Mattery d'Armory this morn
ing ir organization. An immense
civmd wiitt pive;iit
As tii.-t as the
1 r.l,,rl-- annmisjl ft.
clerks npproiHl tliS paiierSi slujB-
ing ;he hearers! or pioxies had paid
the ri 'piired "J jut cent, on stlb
sciiption, they received their
cei l die ites.
Pievjoiis to the opening of t:ie
meeting, printed tickets bearing 40
names ot prominent citizens, who
Mere sugge ted as well lilted to be
come directors of the association,
neie passed around. An tli-ment
of ilissalislaction s.jon came to
light. Victor P. l.a-.vson moved
an amendment that the number ot
diiectii's i'o forty-live, which was
carried. Each ol the voters then
prepared a list of l" names ai.d
sc.it it up.
When the inspection was com
pleted it was f.iund that all of the
4'1 names on the lir.-t printed list
weie nominated a:il many more,
' A ballot was then taken for the
purpose of ciioosing4") of the nomi-
ni-es toa'-t asdircL.i rs i.i the asso
ciation. When all the voles were
cast the meeting adjourned.
A great deal of time was re
iiiiired to count tiee Votes. The
count of ballots was completed to
night. W ith three not abb; excep
tiop.s the readv-made list oi 40
names was successful. These tin
weie Cel. ieo. P. I 'avis, J. W
Ibjonan and 1.. '.. l.ci'.i-r.
A resohilioii was oidered sent bv
tcli'oiapli to tins Illinois senator,
at Washington, stating that t!
meeting approves ar.d confirms all
tlie pledges hereto!'' re made in he
half of Chicago, and asking oi th.
senate a prompt and favorable co.i
sideration of tin: house bill.
i:kvi:ni k o: i it i::.s miot.
They Wen Anthusheil by Iho
loonsliiner in Kentucky.
l,oi i-Nii t.r, April i . . ! l-iem
ingshiirg. Ivi-ntticl v the moon
shiners have recent. v ainbtished
the revci'V oilice'.s in a mimiier ot
instances. Iv.l t'lxji-er. Samuel
Cooper, ll.ut llumgiirtner, Oeo
ILigg and Nelson Egan have been
slio', but the advices do no! i
whether mortally or no!. Her'
man Roberts was shot and serious
ly wounilcil. All were in the rev
enue service as nilicers.
AlTKi: IiKSPF-KAlSOF-S,.
They t ut tho Tele zraili Wire nnil
Fnenjie With "OO Horses.
Ii svEit, Apiii I. A Cle.-yenni
special says tli?.t mi the northern
siierilfsj are at full cry on the trail
of a desperado gnn of wholesah
horse thieves. The free boote-s
finding themselves closely pushed,
cut tho wires. The thieves have
by this time reached Montana with
-00 hea 1 of horses.
I Y I.ONK IN ARKANSAS.
1 orrllle Wind nnil Itain storm in
Arkansas Clij.
Ahkaxs is (Vi v, April 4. A fear
ml w ni'l and ram storm last even
ing threatened to overthrow all
I he houses in town. Tivochurches
were blown from their foundation.
The tow n was covered with water
to a depth of from 8 to 1:5 feet.
IIFSTI I LTION IN MOW .IKK SKY
Hundreds of Farms lleing Sold to
Satisfy Mortgages.
Mays Lan;.imi, N. .1., April 4.
In southern .New Jersey over fort)
;amilies are now homeicfcs. The
slienir of Atlantic county has sold
Aithiii the last two days 200 farms
to satisfy mortgages which have
iieen foreclosed.
iltOI HI.E IX KANSAS.
Members of the W. C. T. I'. Kald
Three l iquor Saloons.
Kix.iMix, April 4. The mem
bers of the W. C. T. I, yesterday
"aided three licpuor salisms and ail
the liipiot's were ihimped into the
street.
fAI'T. IIKALY KX ONER ATE O.
The
Chari;e Acalnst Him Were
Without Foundation.
WAsiiiNtiTox, April 4. The
report of tlie special com
niitee, appointed by Secretaiy
iVindom to investigate the charges
if cruelly and intoxicatiou made
mainst Captain Healy, comnian
ler of the revenue steamer Rear,
vas read in the treasury depart
ment to-day and referred to dpt.
chepard. Schepaid is chief of
lie levenue marine division. The
ommittee find the rondmt ol
'apt. Ilealey in j-.unishiiiej the
nen from the bark Estrella justi
ied under the circunistances.
In n-gard to ih.o "tricing up" of
ever.il of the crew on the bark
A'anderer, the committee reports
hat the evidence showed that the
nen mutinied ; that the vessel was
ii an exposed condition and that
all reasonable rfTurts had Lecn
used to pereiiadetbeitn'n to resume
Iheir duties and tlw-y refused to do
so.
The roiiimittee lind llie charge of
drunken.iess wholly false and say:
The test imsny phows that Captain
Mealy has leen a partieulnrly clTi
cient otfieer.
A Mint lleitroyed.
Sii.iMi oKEX, Pa., April 4. A lire
in the ( 'aiiii-ron i-olliery is lieyoinl
control. The entire mines, com
prising:!."! miles of galleries, have
I teen Hooded. It will take nearly
a year to repair the damage.
The llrt-n.led Yellow .lack.
P.M.TiMoiti;. April 4. The A inert
can ship MeCollum. from Rio. is
d.-tjined al qiiaiaoite. Ihiring
the voyage three sailors havedied.
one it is known from yellow jack.
UatrUuu Appro Vf the Relief Bill.
WAsiu.vr.rox, April 4. The pres-
ii.ieni io-iiav approve;, the toint
resolution for the relief of sufl'erers
in the Mississippi valley, and an
urgent deficiency appropriation
bill.
(iuiiil Friilay Ober d.
Ni.w Yoi'.K, April 4. Oood Fri
day was ooserved iu this city al
most as a general holiday. All the
exchanges were closed. "
Wll.l. I'OKTLAMI IIAISB IT?
Hunt Wauls an Answer lo Hit
l'rooHtloii.
Pokti.anu. April 4. ii. W. Hunt
telegraphed from New Y'ork to
day that he must know by Monday
if Portland was to raise t he $2,000,"-
'00 subsidy for his road. Thesub
script ion committee still lack
jf2'Ml.lMK.
CHINESE SMltUiMNU.
bringing Them Through I.ouei
California Into Shu Dieco.
San I'ifoo. April 4. A local
paper, which has been investigat
ing the matter of ChineseimmiKra
tioa from Mexico, asserts that one
or two small crafts are constantly
engaged in bringiiiR Chinese froiii
Lower "California to San Diego.
ever.il hundred Chinese are be
lieved to have found their way into
California by this means during
the past year.
I'OiSTI.ANI NEWS.
Seriously Injured by a Enlling
Wall-r.oy Drowned.
Poii'ii.M, April 4. William
Winchtl and oilier laborers were
li-aiing down an old building on
the corner of Third And Morri
son streets this afternoon when one
"f the walls fell, burying Winchell
beneath tho liobris. II -was taken
to tho hospital, urn-re it was found
that his back w:ts i.i. I.cn and he
liac received internal injuries. Hjs
recovery is dot:b:'ui.
A 7-) ear-old son of Pat iveuney,
while playing on a raft in Sulii
yan OuIl-Ii, Kast Poitl md to-day,
fell oil" and was drowned.
IN TIIE tiltlF OF TIIE I. A IV.
A Vessel i aughl smuifsllux Wine
Into Alasku.
San l itAXf isi ... April 4. The
bark Hohe, which cleared yester
day for Alaska, has been detained
by custom house officers.
The collector received informa
tion that 2000 gallons ot claret wine
had been placed on aboard of the
Hohe, although her manifest made
no mention of the fact,
The importation ol this article
into Alaska is forbidden. Search
I the ship was made, and 1000
gallons of wine was discovered
Men are now searching lor the re
mainder.
The penalty is a fine not to ex
reed $-shi, or imprisonment not to
exceed six months. lhe statute
further provides for the forfeiture!
of the li.juor, and where its value
equals or exeecds $400, for the for-
iture also ot tlie vessel.
Released from San Quentin,
Sas Fhancisco, April 4. Judge
Lew, of the superior court, ren
dered judgment this morning iu
the habeas corpus case of William
I licks, confined at San Quentin.
Hicks' term, deducting credits
l' lowed by law, expired last Sep
tember, but be pleaded guilty ol
cutting a fellow-prisoner with a
knife and was condemned to lose
tsis ciedits. The rutting, it is
laimed, was done in self-defense
and the rules permuted hicks to
carry the knife with which it was
done. The court holds that the
lirectors had no right tolorfeit the
ciedits and orders Hicks t-et at
liberty.
Testing New Locomotive.
t'ri.ni tlie lift roit Tribune.
Said J. '1. ing, ship chandler:
I visited some locomotive works
while 1 was East, and was much
interested in tle method of testing
new engines. As soon as the great
machine is finished it is hoisted
bv heavv chains so that the wheels
just clear the track on the con
st ruction floor. Steam is raised
and an engineer springs into the
ao aim sets ine ing unverp stun
ning around in the empty air at
inout ovo revolutions iier minute.
which would send the "old irirl"
over the rails at aliout a mile a
minute,. were she on the track. A
wine-glass lilled to the brim with
water, is then placed unon the
cow-catcher, and the valve and
counterbalance weiihls are
lelicately adjusted until a mini
mum amount is spilled by the
vibrations of the suspended giaut,"
TIIE DAY-INGRESS
Hot Headed Speech ou
Tension Measures.
the
THE l.lM Oil TRAFFIC DEKAtE
8:ou, uf Miesoori, Denounces the Q. A. K.,
end AsstrU That the Pre.ddency li
8old to the Highest Bidder.
WAuiMiTo.v, April 4. The
house to-dny took up the private
(tension hills.
Speaking ou ono of these bills.
Stone, of Missouri, declared that
no people had lieen despoiled and
burdened under the name of pa
iriotiKu, under the guise of peneicn
lawp'tlfrtho people' of the Unit.d -Mates.
He denounced the de
mands of the G. A. R., and assert
ed that the presidency was put up
tnd sold to the highest bidder.
After strong speeches in favor of
liberal pensions by Dolhver, of
Iowa, and Flower, of New York,
'he private pension bills were
passed.
j. i. Taylor, from the committee
n alcoholic liquor trallic, to-day
eported that the bill had Leeu
greed on by the committee, pro
viding for the appointment of an
ilcoholic liquor trallic commission.
Quinn presented the minority
report. In opposition he sa'-8 that
under the terms ot the bill", while
die commissioners shall not belong
to lhe same olitirr.l party they
may id! le prohibitionists. The
majority concede that congress has
not the power to regulate the
liquor traffic in the states, and it is
is therefore a novel proKsition
that it shall investigate the subject
without possessing the power to
carry out by legislation the recom
mendations of the conimmission.
A IIEIIIK IIEI SENTIMENT.
The Sooth Holds a Poor Opinion
of Their Noi l hern Itaelhren.
V.sinxGrox,April 1. Chauncey
M. Iepew has just returned fiosii
'he South. When asked bv a local
reporter this evening if "he had
seen much of the new South, he
replied : "Some of the new and a
good deal of the old stock sincerely
ihiiik tiieir property will be wiped
out, their homes broken up and
-ecurity destroyed, if the negro
votes are counted, and they look on
Northern republicans as spies ai d
anarchists who will cheerfully help
in such destruction. One tiling
more than any other which has de
bauched public sentiment in the
South is .oiivict LiVr in certain
stale-.
W A V W A K Kit M STAINEU.
It Is Not Lawful to Tax
-iinnB
i:unetTo Heavily.
Washington, April 4. The
treasury department has sustained
the appeal f o'ohn Wannamaker
from the decision of the rolleetor
ol Philadelphia, assessing a dutv
rate of 45 and 50 por rent, ad va
lorem oa certiiiu eo-called head
ornaments. It was contended that
they were exclusively used in mak
ing and ornamenting" hats and bon
nets, and consequently were enti
tjed to entry as hat trimmings, du
tb.idc at 20 ier cerd. ad valorem.
The committee irom New Y'ork,
representing glove importers, ap
irared before the ways and means
committee this afternoon to urge
lhe substitution of specific ad va
lorem duty on gloves.
Benton County Residence Burned.
Nfwi'okt. April 4. The resi
dence of T. N. Coombs, at Beaver
Creek, eight miles south of this
city, was destroyed by lire to-dav.
None of the contents" were saved.
Irr. II. C. Pnlwrr'k C'ouserv.ilor
f Music,
Twetdalc's block, First street,
Albany, Oregon, opened Jan
uary 20, 1800. The course of in
tructiDn will consist 'A classes for
piano, organ, harmony and voire
culture. There will be a normal
class and diplomas furnished to
teachers, sjiecifying rapacity
and experience. Students partic
ipate in monthly reriuls, and are
graded to ins ire equality in rendi
tion. This tonservatory will be
conducted ot the same basis as
those in IIosxmi. New Y'ork. et e
I'his is the on '.v recognized s.ii-.-r.a-
ful system nown lor a i boron,. I.
musical educt tion. Send f.
lars and reft -ences. Olfiec hours
from 1 to :;.
MIME Rtlt.US FtK ! UIVS.
SO good lots in Albany; :) 2-acre
lots adjoining the city ;"a business
lot OS feet on First street, $3500
special bargains in farm and city
property by Ashbv & Neil. Office
on I-irst street, east of Kevt-re
House.
New
Fine Store Ladiei ltazaar.
millinery, ladies und
childrens
ready made garments,
corsets, handkerrhiefs
hosery
neck
wear, kid trloves. enibmi.l.
erics, laces, etc
ties arriving
, etc.. New novel
daily. Call and
examine goods and prices.
Ow ing to the change to be made
in the shoe store of Krausse &
Klein, they w ill sell goods regard
less of cost.
Everybody would like a lot in
Fair iJale, but there- ia not euough
of them left to go around.
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