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EVENTS Of 18111
JANUART
3 Fifth Ave theater burned iu New York
4 Chailes Keene noted London I'unch
caricaturist died .
4 New M E Church at Albany dedicated.
7l.narlei Uevans atty general under
Mayes died.
91'ather La Rocci, Spanish General of
Dominican order died.
14 tree coinaoe bill passed senate. Avei.
democrali 24, republicans 1 5. Noes dem I rep
16 Fust steamboat of the season arrived at
Albany.
17 George Bancroft the venerable historian
died.
IS Hon L L Eastham of Oregon City died
2o Chas J Jones on editorial staff New
lork Junes died.
21 Squire of Wash electeJ to the U S
senate.
26 Force bill defeated.
27 Pefi'er elected senator f'om Kansas.
29 Secretary Windom suddenly dies in New
York city.
29Ex-Governor Crawford of Kansas died.
30 Charles Carpin French painter died,
FEBRUARV
I Gen H A Morrow USA died.
I Canadian parliament dissolved.
4 Hotel Perkins opened io Poitland.
5 Reciprocity with Brazil effected.
7 Work on U P Church in Alban com
menced. 8 John McKeon millionaire oil producer
died.
10 James Redpath, jrish lecturei died.
II Cleveland writes his silver letter.
14 Firs', snow of the season at Portland.
14 Gen Shermin died.
16 Italian Mafia trial commenced at New
Orleans.
It Admiral Porter's funeral.
15 Ex-Governor Sibley of Minn died.
19 Governor Pennoyer vetoed the wagon
road bills.
-jg Prof Alex MitecU of Ann Arbar Mich
died.
-ao LaBlanclie whips ' Young Mitchell,"
21 Ex-Governor Foster appointed secretary
of the treasury .
24 Senator E K Wilson of Maryland died.
" 26 Col Chambers M:Kibben oace U S
treasurer died.
27 Col Samuel B Sumner died,
28 Senator Hearst of Calif died.
MARCH
I Snow fell six inches deep in Albany.
3 Hunt sells his railway system.
4 Leanard W Jerome of New York died.
6 Ex-Senator Hill ol G-orgia died.
7 Ex-Senator Chilcot: of Colorado died.
8 John F Swift U S minister to Japan died.
10 Col H Clay King kills D U Preston
both of Memphis Tean) .
I I Gen Palmer elected senator from III.
12 Kilrain knocks Godfrey out.
16 Judge J R Brady of N J died.
17 Prince Napoleon died.
16 Major Gen Fremont buried.
19 Chas P Kimball ex-consul to Germany
died.
20 Lawrence Banett tragedian disd.
21 Gen Joseph Johnston died.
22 John Macky actor died.
23 Fx Gov Robinson nl New York died.
, 24 A P Ankney Oregon pioneer died.
26 Henry Holland the actor died.
38 Col John McEnery of New Orleans died.
Sy Dr Croshy eminent divine of New York
di-d.
so Carter pf
Mont appoinlec Com Gen
Land Oitice.
31 Baron rlva Italian minister tew
-lied.
31 Ear( of Granville diid.
. APRIL
1 J B Gvinnell of Iowa died.
2 Jefferson's birthday.
7 P T Barnum. the gie.it 6howman died
7 Senator Edmunds resigns as senator.
7 Gov JJaniel 15 toivie 01 . v- u'cu.
II Biron rava Italian minister
sailed for
honi4. .
I . Gen Spinola menucr of congres,
from
N Ydied.
13 President Harrison stall OA western trip
15 Supreme court derides wagon road bills
unconstitutional.
iq Harrison spends Sunday at Galveston
Texas.
, 23 Mrs Mary Gough, wife ol John B Gough
"died,
22 Aibanv adopts plan of steel bridge.
24 Governor Pennoyer deciues Hariison
should call upon him.
24 Soldiers at Walla Walla lynch A J Hunt,
26 72nd Anniversary of Odd Fellowship.
27 Gen Grant's birthday.
29 Yon Mjlkte baricd.
MAV
I President Harrison ar S.in Francisco.
3 Body cf W M Baihour Lebanon mer
chant found in the river at Portland.
5 President Harrison in Albany.
7 Announcement of deatn of the West
Shore,
10 The Charleston pursues the Itata.
1 1 Congressman Wilson of W V makes
a speech at Portland.
U President Harrison at Lincoln's
tomb.
i$ President arrives at home.
18 Charleston leaves Acopulca in search
of the Itata.
19 Third Party Convention meet at Cin
cinati, 21 Great slugging match between Peter
Jackson and Jim Corbett.
21 JuJge Alfonzo Taft died.
22 Porter the census man arrives in
Portland.
25 Miss Iva Templeton sues Linn coun
ty for $27,000.
26 Rear Admiral Carter died.
28 Funeial of Congressman llouk of
Tenn.
30 Decoration Day.
30 Dr Kordyce ISarkcr, Grant's physlcar.
died.
JUNE.
I Consolidation wins in Portland, E
Portland and Albina.
4 Itata surrendered to U S warships at
Icjuiiiie.
4 Ben J Losing, historian difld.
7 iir John McUonald.Canadlan premier
died.
12 Richard Gerdcsof Portland died.
13 Vesuvius erupting.
15 Non-partisan ticket elected in Port
land. 16 Oregon Pionecis reunion at Port
land. 19 Hon W Kaliler pioneer of Southern
Oregon died.
20 Ex-Senator McDonald of l.ltiiana
died.
23 Prof Weber, well known Berlin Sci
entist died.
25 Parncll r.nd Mrs O'Slica married. 1
2S Commander Booth Salvation nnnv
arrived at Portland.
JULY.
Denny
1 Judge O N
returns afte
years in Asia.
4 Independence Day.
4 Ex-Vice president Hamlin died.
7 First electrocution at Sing Sing.
9 State Farmers Alliance organized.
13 Emperor William bids adieu to Eng
land.
IS Edgar Maivin, Vice Consul at Vic
torla, died.
20 Tennessee rioters capture the militia.
21 tx Congressman Lambert, ol N Y,
died.
23 The hottest day ever recorded In Port
land 102 degrees.
27 George Francis Train, the only,
starts around the world.
O2S Frederick C Havermever, the sugar
refiner, died.
29 Quay and Dudley resign from na
tional rep. com.
2 Hon Bayliss Hanna, of Indiana, died.
4 Chief Justice Fuller of the U S Su
preme Court at Portland.
5 Nellie Uaise and Will Steel drowned
at North Beach.
c English parliament prorogued.
6 Palmer elected Com in chief of the
GAR.
9 Mrs Jennie M Parker, of Astoria.
diowned.
12 Geo Jones editor New York Times
died.
12 James Russell Lowell, poet and states
man died.
12 Dr Llndsley D D. L L D. of Port
land, died.
14 Mrs las K Polk, widow of Ex-Dresi-
dent Polk , died.
15 Kev Dr Hopkins, of New York.died.
20 T A Sutherland editor Welcome
drowned in Portland.
21 H Todd Bhineham. lawver. drowned
at North Beach.
26 Ex-Chief Justice Ray, of Mo, died.
27 Balmaceda overthrown in Chill.
28 Oregon Press Association meets at
Astoria,
SEPTEMBER.
J Half of Dalles city destroyed by fire,
4 Uen fcdward A Wild died.
6 Judge Sawyer, of S F, died,
9 Ex-president Grew, of France, died.
10 B J Pengra, of Springfield, sent to the
asyium.
13 Mrs Theresa Fair, divorced wife of
Jas G Fair, died.
17 Portland's Exposition opens.
iS F A Conkling brother to Rosco e
Conkling died.
10 Ex-Congressman Whitthorne died.
25 Dr Burchard of "Rum, Romanisn
and Rebellion" fame dead.
30. Boulanger commits suicide at the
grave of his mistress.
OCTOBER.
I Harvey Waterson father of editor
Cjurier Journal died.
3 Portland base ball team wins the
pennant.
5 Mrs Frank Leslie married.
6 Charles King of Wurtemburg died.
6. Charles Stuart Parnell died.
10 Paul Ristan hangs himself at Leb
anon. 13 Wilder Allen of the couit of com
mon pleas N Y died.
17 Mrs Allen G Thuirnan died.
iy Joel Ketchum of Seattle, and father
of Walter K.e'.chum, died.
25 125th annlversa. . of Methodism in
the L" S.
27 Col Hewitt !ait surviving officer of
Waterloo died.
28 Teirilic Earthquake In Japai!; Great
toss of life and property.
NOVE.MOr.rt,
3 Gene al cleolon? In many states.
6 Ex-Governor isiiilll of Ve1 ront died. 1
9 Chas Louden a re,tcd as acre;sa y to
the murder of Hem v Ing am.
12 Portland buys the Madison 6.ieet
bridge.
13 Do.j Pia tdied,
17 Farmers In council at Indiananolis.
19 Fanners decln e In favor of thhd
partv at Indianapolis.
g W J Floicnce Ihe nc'or died.
21 Rev Dr Hi'l L L D e:. -president of
Harvaid dead.
23 M'nncaoolls cho'-en fomext ; epubli
can convention.
2 Right Hon Edwin Bulwerl Ly on G
C B died.
27 Thanksgiving Dav.
29 Eear.hquake in the Sound cities.
Dtcr MCtCR .
1 S'ea ncr Eas'ern Oregon bu ned at
UiymniH.
2 E-'iove-nor J:i ; N Join, on, of
tjco'iii, i;:eu.
l The b.tmb thiowcr .tl-rni.. he iife
of 'Russell .S.-;;e .
c, Dom Pedro, Ex-crn;-or cf P.is.Ji,
died.
8 Ex-Govc! nor S ea", ps. of Flo (da, died.
9 Chas F Evaits, son of Wm M, found
dead !n bi'd in Vt.
14 N Baum.of Fo'tland, shoots himself.
16 S B Elkins appointed Secrelaiy of
War.
17 Rear Admiral Thos Patterson U S
N died.
20 Senator Flumbof Kansas died.
24 Ex US Hereford of W Va died.
25 t'hilstmas Day.
20 Medorem dawford, an Oregon pio
neer, died.
27 Duke of Devunshhe died.
29 Rev Father Pot'er, of Char don, Ohio,
oldest Congregational minister In the
world died. His age in the ministry was
71 years, 9 months and 12 days. He was
95 yearB of age.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN.
Notice Is hereby given to all parties tha
In accordance with law I have posted tres
pass notices on my premises forbidding
parties hunting on the same. In disre
gard of said notices parties have constantly
trespassed en the premises, and In conse
quence a valuable horse has been Injured
by discharge of firearms. This is to notify
any and all parties, that I have made up
my mind to prosecute any party who tres
passes further on my premises to the full
extent of the law, and that I will give $25
rewaid to any pcison who will name the
party who shot m v horse.
Lebanon, Or., Dec 30th, 1S01.
MARION Ill'KKH ART.
J ONF.Y TO LOAN -Home capitnlto
1 1, loan. In suniito eiiit.on Albany a
Linn oouiity rni' iUto or good per.m
security. W K MoPhir:ton, Kir.it Sir
opp Mi'sonic Hull, A:bauy, Or.
I HEAP alUa.
A BoMallwalu Otters Hum tWIUm rrlres.
He makes th following reductions in
sugar for cash :
17 lbs dry granulated for $1.00,
20 lbs extra C white for $1.00.
12 IbsextraC golden for fi 00.
Here are some wholesale prices:
100 lbs extra golden ('ff'icis
too lbs extra 0 white CJ 4)4 els.
loo lbs dry granulated n$ sM
He will also sell a fiv gall.ia k
pickles for 90 cts.
Ladies, do you wish your hair to titv
curl, if so get a bottlo offrench curliua
Mrs Hvman's
womei
a o
The com:- rvi ntnict ions of women are sick-head
aches, inu.iii't:j:i ii-ul nervous troubles. Thtj
arise largely Irom st. much disorder. As Joy't
tccciaDlo barsariur;i:a is tho only tnivi l rem
latins; preparation, jon eu seo v.liy it Is i;u.ri
effective thau any other gnrsaparllia In those
uouDies. it is daily relieving Imndre.'.j. The
action is mild, direct and oSective. Wo bare
soores ot letters from grateful womnu.
We refer to a few:
Nervous debility, Mrs. J. Barron, US 7th St., S. F.
Nervous debility, Mrs. Fred. Loy, S7 Ellis St., 8 .F.
General debility, Mrs. Belden, 810 Muson Sr., B.F,
Nervons debility, alro. j. Lampbere. Ki Turk 6t,
Nerveus debility, Miss R. Roseublum, 212 17th
Stomach troubles, Mrs. R. L. Wheaton, Tin Post
Sick headaches, Mrs. M. B. Price, 16 Prospect
Place, ti. F.
Sick headaches, Mrs. M. Fowler,S27 Ellis 9t,S.F.
Indhjetion, Mrs. C. D. Stuart, 1221 Mission St.,
Conitlpatlon, Mrs. C. Melvlu, 1M Kearny St,, S.P.
Inn'o VeSetabe
UUy QSarsapanHa
Most modern, most etrectlve, largest bottle.
8ame price, $1.00 or C for 19.00.
r FOR SALE 1)1
STAMARD & CUSICK ALBANY
FOSHAY & MASON
druggists and Bookse
sellers
A'JtM IS for John B, Alden'B OUblloaticnK.
vuioh Wb ell a oublisher'e price with
tK3ati.w
am now
and am
goods in the
Silks and Velvets
Foreign Dress Goods
Black Dress Goods
Domestic Dress
Shawls
dloaks
Skirts
Underwear
fHoves
Sosiery Handkerchief and Embroideries Prints
Boots and Shoes
c
Pfeiffor Block,
Albany
Stanard Si Cusick
orkxTSu;
Druga, Mediainaa, tfcsmicalt, (Fane?
and Toilet Articles, 8ixnce. Brushes
Perfumer;, 8akool Books, and
Artists' Boppliea.
Phjaleinna' prescriptions
lulj compooB4ed.
J. A. Cnmmirg.
Wall Paper,
ALBANY,
MRS. GRAHAM' S
Cucumber
nsiil
Elder Flower
Cream
U act a Mftiuf tic in th euiw in wliioh Uit trtu
is popular) iirl, Imt i-rRiiif.ili.r tieaulitiri, II
crrtttets a titft, uioolh, lar. t'?etT alttii.aiitl It?
diilr una (ntdaallj make tha iHiia,lriiuii Kvaral
hatlaa whitfw, hit a couttaut Mttcti..u from tha
rlTeaM ( atn and wind vid prurentii anit liurn and
tack!, and blaatt lieaila will aerer coma wlult jtuii
aw it, U olt-aaatti khafaaefar bolter ttiaa mt and
water, aawrili(and hull la ui Itia ikiu tiMUt' and
lrarata Iha famation at wrloklta H yivaa I ha
ft-sehiww, lwean and amoDthuem of skin that j.iu
hd whan a littla v;irl, Kfer? iadr, youmarold.
aairht ta aaa it, aa it icie a maa vituthftil apprur-
aaoatoany IimIv, and that iinrimtienLly. Itcmitalna
aa aaid, Hwdar or a kli, and ia a liarmloaa aa tlew
and aa nounaldnr l the fk'ti a daw in to Ilia llawur.
Irlrr tl Ov.at all dniiffltoiul liairtlrttrtauin, urat
Mm tlrrraiae llrahini'it otitaliliihimMit, MS I 'out atrerl
Kan Franctaao, whera ali treMaladiea for all bleinUh
r of thaface or nura. ItdtrMat a tliiianae traated
ay latter, Sot.J atnip for nar littlo bult "How to
bo neautiful."
ample Bottla..i'JT: 7!?
pj p tstAi and itaittm;, I t aif juii waava 1
MRS. GRAHAM'?
Face Bleach
Ourea tia wornt caaa ol Freck-on. Sun hum. Sal-
(wneaa. Moth-pat chra, fimplcaandall kin blvinialiea,
Prlrp IHI.UO. llarmlcrw and effective : iio aauwila
ran ba aent ; Lady amenta a-antcd.
1110 UlUUii'iSU bill of hit i.riarationa will
hf e hit name addiil to thii advurtiMiiiunt,
My prearatiia are for aale by w)ie!onle drug
(riita in Chleagoaud every oity waul of It,
TO CONTRACT I. y.
Notice Is hrrehr irivnn that bids will he
rewired fi r the luilhlinn ot the C'ombpr
laiul 1'restivterlnn church until 1 o'clock
p m on Weunomlay. JHiiunry Gth, 18J2, at
tho lmruVnro Mnrn of If H Koncoe. in
Athaiiy, Oregon, vhere jtlan and sjwoi
ncitinri tuny In t tie Mfclit to rtject
any or all hi'ils is r- rvu.l.
Tt n. InVINIt.
J V 1'okTKII,
li Bktakt,
I'ouimltK.
I !tr,:!ci M. l1....l ''.i'irAi Ill 's. Vhi.i.h.v. s.iicm. lireifuti
1 suue courat of itudy. tuiuiau-suf tuttioa.
ij u s i n es s, Short ii a ii d,
Typewriting, i'fnm.nsitrf .attti EngltsK Defotrttntntt
rln wssiun thnnn-hom tin' yea:: MtinWriti almit
at any ttiut. CnlalotfMa frum tHtlitr mIkmiI fn
receiving my
showing lull
following departments,
Notions
Ribbons
Laces
White Goods
Linens
Carpets
Upholstery
l?arns
Corsets
Goods
Groceries
1 ra3BESi3r?rar-;raa:fl!53.3
... . WHY 13 THE
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE CENEM
TH,hf."TSHOE IN THE ;W0R10 FOR IHE.M0NE,?
to hurt tbefecl; made of tUe best line calf, i?rl"S
ana easy, and because tee make more ehoee of thim
praae thananv other manufacturer. It euuals hand.
ewshooscoBtlnir from to tsa).
SS.Wlh?iJJ,l.",wll,'V,J-"i.T,'',d' the finest calf
.!J shiw ever cifterod for $5.J kiii.h Froacn
S-TJl.."rD"11' iI,n'""o''l and durable. Tho best
shoe erer offered at this i,rlce : some srado as cis.
torn -made shoei crMHntr tr.,m n, ... w 'v
' .and Lcltertarrlersall wear Item: llnorair.
eeuiuirra, aninoin inutile.
OneSilr tliTf eaTy t,lrC0 ulei
biou euKi'
$2.
.cn,f 1 uo ww "hiwever ofTerpd fit
thl price i one trial will convluuo thoia
whowatit a sboo for comfort and service.
82 2nr".' 01 orklnirmnn shoes
haveKiTcnthelrlalilllweTrZoi
BOVS' "h?,1,"1.1.- ""L"'1 "'"' ar
on thcTi merits, as tlie incrpaalnit sales snow.
Ladies i',f,-, t1; ''rrr aya-si shoe. ist
lUuLtti'retii.h
Lnillen H..1II, (t-j.flll Tiii.
ftilii.
Kisses are tho best fine Uo.olo. .sivTi .1, u,!, durable
'niillon.-tiee that V. 1.. Ijoiuti,,," , . ,iw iid
price aro stamped on tho bottom of eac h suoS.
fir TAKE NO HrilTITrTK.oM
W. L. l0l-i;LAs.;iirocu,mfliV..,;2!H.;
-J
SUM)
111
UJf.AJsV.
ASK YOUR
A8K THE PEOPLE OF LINN COUNTY
Whar t get th Bit Bargain,
Whr to jjet tha Beit Talu for Tour Ifoney,
or
Clothing, Dry Goods, Etc.,
Aid they will Aiwr witk On Toi, at
GTG. W. SIMPSON'S.
Til LADIES
Is ik
and Fancy
Tber eairv 11 the l atest StvUs umi
a easnpltta stoak ef Ladlaa and Calldrta's Furalshtar Kodi,aad raadr-
fsrateuts. Goods tha best, ansl prlctt the lanast. Call aa ba aoaiaae4
IHKT ni l 3 rJ
We are the People
Vfh tarry th mat
rar, itatM, flaagei,
MATTHEWS & WASHBURN.
Winter
lines of
Woolens
Cloakingfs
Tailors'
Ginghams
amuel E. Young,
ALLEH
WHOLESALE S
CIGARS TOBACCO, AND
KINDS IN LARGE: OR
IN THEIR
Flinn Block.
-h
Albany
IRONWORKS
e-Manufaoturera r
iim ENCINES CRIST AND SAW
MILL MACHINERY IRON l-KONTS
W ALL KIN03 OF HEAVY
AND LIGHT WORK, IN
IRON AND BRASS
CASTINGS.
social attention ald
da of maohiners
o c pairing all
Patterns Made on Short Notice
TMnTT fOL LTKY, GAM
L V U from Portlnnd am
P An places, always on I
X. ArwfJLX our market, near cc
POULTRY, OAMK.frosh
and other
band at
corner of
Second and Ellsworth streets.
GROROK St.AVOIITErt.
NEIGHBORI
BAZAAR.
Leatllrn
Goods Store ol Albany,
Movallles la the Mlllloerr Hit.
Calldraa's Furalshtag gaods.aad raad-aiad
FltOMAN I3L.OOK
oniplett
et., ii
lint 4f Hard
the market.
Dry Goods,
seasonable
viz:
Trimmings
Bags, Warps and Batts
Flannels
Jeans and Cottonades
Blankets
Domestis
BEOTHEE
Retail Grocer
CHOICE FRUITS OFfALl
SMALLS QUANTITIES, '
SEASON.
-:- ALBANY, OR
i FORTMILLER & IRVING,
-FUNERAL DIRECTORS-
Arterial Embalming dotie Solentifloally.
Albany, Oregon.
CHOICE MEATS
Of Aw Kins
limerick . Sc. - Baker,
0ipmile Scnmonr'i Liverjr Huhis, nest
cm- to TTiilamelts Paokiajf Ca's stors.
f