PsUn flcmocrc.p boad i ,
a'jili nl ,-rir Uy in thi ,-
except Sunday.
.ITTIM, Edilo.-nnJff.Vf'
' Fnlrred utiba Po,t OfD-wi at Albany
wreym, aa second elae mail matter.
Ruuu..
JaSl'aBT llll
.; Qooo BirzurxBro
Btolb Bacox. K T Lewis was tried be-
t?f l'"8''"5 turl for uun?lury " forenoon,
j 'AJ'"" "PPin(f for the prosecution,
fr. ,M Xewl'0rt for the defense, and
held under $400 IkmiiIs to await tlio action
of the lrrunU jury. The case is a peculiar
one. Lewis proposed to a man named
Moltnn to rob the smoke house of Daniel
. ,Jdy, on his farm on the Santiam. Mol
ton informed the prosecuting attorney, ami
armtitftMnfmtj ,...,1.. ... . . f
, t.iiure iewis.
Bait was thouiflit other thefu had been
mail, l.ir l M-l . . .
had N llndjfes and C A Winkler on l,.i
to make tha nrmt .....! . i." 1 11
honse ha M e,Zi V ii 1
-h7wehre SSI1 K
.. vui.mc. lie iiiiii u uarit
lantern made by the leg of a rubber boot
oeinff placed around a lantern. Mrs Lewis
and two children were in court. As the
prisoner cannot furnish bail thev will be
obliged to looc out for themselves" for some
fame.
i
Tnu KiKKUES. No. l'a and Xo. 2's
held lively meetings last night to give the
present trying situation u thorough dis
cussion. No. 2's voted to advertise their
heater and coke for sale, and invited No.
I B and the H A: L Co to meet with them.
No. l's accepted the invitation to meet
with No. 2's, i.fter first voting it down.
Wm Rchiards, Clios Metzgar Hand Albert
Stellmaker were appointed a committee to
confer with the H Si L Co in referenco to
the sale of the furniture and also to confer
with the city council in reference to the ap
pointment of an engineer for No. 2's. A
like commutes, consisting of W W llowell
and V C Anderson, was appointed by
No. 2's
The Democrat has heretofore given its
opinion that the proper way is to appoint
an engineer of No. 2's who shall also do
penal work at the depot and other placas
where required, in case of fire getting his
engine there if needed as soon as possible.
f A Fkee Bui doe. A small vote was cast
yesterday on the bridge question; but
enough to show the sentiment of the pub
lic. A fuller vote would have been more
hi the same direction. The majority was
49 in favor of a free bridge, as follows;
For Free Bhidre.
First Ward 54
Second Ward 75
Third Ward 77
200
For Toli.'S Bridoe.
First Ward 47
S,.,m,,l W-p.l p.-,
Third JWard... 2'
157
A Will Case. A very interesting will
" , , ... , , - , mat are ine lountnin ot po Meal in
Dutan!8 "ffi' 'S't 1 tdet' "0? this bjt.-Salem. dependent.
. . l"., -, w UUVIUCI
wliftt mm wll r.,.la 1.,. ..
hera will made bv an unmarried w.
....... ..... j uilllltllliru WO"
man is revokpd bv Imp n.W.n..i -
riage. Mr (ieo W Wright npeani for the J
L L Say, the administrator, and Mr H H
newm tor parties claiming under the will.
Ax Immense Hog. Jlr Jeff Inm. ,,f
Brownsville pre:inct, recently killed a hog
wimu mis teen rarely it ever equalled in
uze in Oregon. A S00 jiound hog is con
sidered large; but one killed by Mr Isom
iui):i,cu 1 17 puunns iiressed, being worth
at i', cents :I9.05. Instead of selling it
it was put up far home use. The entire
tote of Oregon is invited tj ljeat this
record .
- 1!i:R(ilai;v at Scio. Burglars entered
ine siore ot A J Huston, now in chnrge of
W H hamsey and D Meyers, nt Scio, last
night, and captured quite a stock of shoes
anil olher articles, departing; without leav
ing their card. Xo clue to the thieves.
A. 0. I'. V,'. Muetino. There will ten
public meeting next Friday evening at li e
opera house in tiie interest of the A I ) U W
d. , 1 '"rrranK -wcy ot r orest drove.
c,ii imunT ami i.rnnii Master Dr I r
Mackev nf il,;u -;m .1..!: 11..
vt, , nlll ru,r .iiiuresses.
inere will be music to enliven the occasion.
Tuiuission tree, ihe public arc invited.
ArcKi'Tiiii. Tlio Albany foot ball team
lereby accepts the challenge of the Albnnv
Ollcge team to piny n game tomorrow nf
ernoon at 4 o'cloik on the college cimpus
Jhey also challenge.the team of the Albany
f "eg Jnior. to play a game on Saturday
tH:.J0ocloi.k p m.
m w m
Knights or Pyiiiias, ATTtXTiox.
All memhert nf Laurel Lodge Mo 7
0liPur,e rclu'ed to meet ai their
past.a Hall, tomorrow, WeJnesdav, at I v
Clock D m. Imm uk..,. .1 in J ,
. . uiKir me mnerci tervlcea of our de
rawd PvtMan brother, GeoC Henderson.
ated this Feb6-.h, 1S94. C C.
Cbak
5m
Ut!
The war to do It It t . take yo-ar wash
Ig to the Chinamen. If you want our
ork well done at llvlna prlcca take It to
dchard lc Phllllo'. steam Laundry
ittr know how without banging them
round a pc!e.
A cotton carit soon looks faded and
Wed. vim -a good linen warp matting
ill remain bright, and sweep easier, you
in buy the best of the Albany Furniture
o. 1 ,iey have a new lot.
Hv using Hall's Hair Renewer, Cra,
iced or di-coiored hair assumes the natii
1! calor of vouih, and glows lururiant
d strong, pleasing everybody.
C E Biownel's grocery store i tncreas
in popularity. He carries a fine itcck
1 a Meht room, easily accertlble anal
ivea bargains. Next door to the P O.
. Price's Crca.il paK.njr Powder
Forty Yeere tl)9 SUaOani.
The steamer Del None will sail for San
rruncuco irom laqulna next Saiurdav
morning, '
There wl,l b literary entertainment
.. .... ,.u,ii .tnooi nouse this evening
Ine public it Incited,
naiem It luil nf mm! , !.., r .1. .
office in ihat city. The laiett It a woman.
1n Annate Til
The Uallv Democrat, ol Stlem hat
iutpended. It was a go id paper, but it
started whe. the field wa. already more
U;an nl led.
Servicer: pvtrv afum j .
j hxvihuuh imu ercnine
lllf Urtaamlr at iU- f I . . 9
..... ..a.. lllc wuinoenana rresDyterlan
church conducted by Rev 1 t Lonuoottom
asMnted bv Rev V P Ini- .-.n i
... -"fi'V, .alt me HI
vited.
Park McDonald LHTo.l . i
t ; mail
While COminir Hi tun ih rlu.. U i .
o .i.ti in ma uuiii
lust ev?nin?. It 11 a htnHf.il ua .i
can be seen at Wheeier'i erocurv store
It weighs 15 pound. Corva'Us News.
Ail the ladies interest!. 1 in Vr,,arr.-
work, are requested to treet at their rooms
(The old United Presbyterian church) cor
4th and Washington St Wed aPerno?n at
I 4l" " a
J Jo oclock.
I
J""-'"' MRU W A OM1CK.
Some davs acm a rnrricnnfrlant irltnn
' " ' r " lnat llie slilngle m III at
from Peoria stated that the shingle mill at
8tl" remaln 01 Peorl. "here he will sup-
L f"!1-
The Dallet Chronlrlr mm. It ln
talarlet about $7300 a year f run the pub
lie tchoolt of Tne Dalles The teachers
get pay for nine moniht In the year at
follows, per month: Principal, $150; at
slstant prlncinal. 70, fewn lh e-p
each , and seven teachert $50 Jeach. ' The
taiaiy 01 me (cliool cleric amounts to $300
yearly, which brlngt the sum up to $7320.
An Immense number of hop vines are
being set out througn the valley, and there
It liable lo he an overproduction. The
NeA'ft of Corvnltis Kava I-T .......
of Monroe precinct, was In the city yet-
1ttu.1v ttuu iniorins us mat ne is making
preparations to set out 35,000 hop plants.
Besides his. a meat manu mrrH will
planted this season In the upper end ot
IMC lUUlllVa
Porcv TI. Kollv in in rnMn. nrl.
stenographer for the referee in the case of
Perkins et ul agt J K Koland,,
nr littler lias moved into his residence
at the corner of 5th and Jackson sheets,
where he will be found mornings and eveu
inga. M Senders and J W gonft have formed
a partnership in the insurance business and
opened an olfice opposite the O F Hall on
rerry st.
Miss Emily Failing, daughter of Henry
Failing, the Portland hanker and capiial
ist, will be united in marriage to Lieuten
ant Henry C Cabell, quartermaster 14th
infantry, Vancouver, on Feb 14.
Isaac Fox. of Albany, a brother of Mrs J
Kniuht. of this citvciiiintnCnrvnllw o r.,u.
days a&. lie was sick at the time, and
Bince arriving here bis condition has be
come such that he is not expected to survive
long Mr Fox is an old soldier, we are
told. News. Richard Fox is meant.
TIlA rttltinr la onrmnl fwun n Hnn.l..
ltive source that 11 B Compson. president
f tho board of railroad commissioners, will
t t . 1 ni, i.uiu n iicuiiv pos
itive source that 11 B Compson. president
I.... ..... v, ,,.,,.,.,( wiiiiuinsiuiiur. will
I cuiiuni.ue lor governor or me state ot
Oregon on the democratic ticket. He seems
' ' rannirnoii. choice of all deino-
en newspaiier men of the east pass-
en inrongn Albany this 'mornincr on their
;i,v i.uinc irmu me miuwinter lair at San
'V.; 'ri.o,. r-11 c i .1
thicngo Ilernld: (leorgo Aile. Chicago
ni-cuiu; jiiiiu 1 nicmciieon, cnicago Itec
ord; John M Maxwell. Chicago Mail; Dan
imiiu ijenis, 111-
ca;ro limes: (ieorge Balling, Chicago In
ter-Ocean; Kdwanl Ij Shuman, Chicago
.Miure'ii r. 1 limes. I. eveiard l'lnlm en pr.
V 11 Simpson. Pittsburir llisnateli! nn.l !'
Ilatzfeld. Stnats-Xeitmiir. JIM ln.lUU
or tne san t rancisco Chronicle was also
with them.
Laikik HorsKS. Suttnn'a I'iipIo T'.
Cabill drew tllA hifrrmat ar.pl t1 l.A.,oA. ni
-Ming's Saturday, both nt the matinee and
under the same management appeared in
Helena, and it fmv an.., n llnl
duction of that greatest of all southern
piiivs as 10 insure the people going on Sat
urday. The hn; is nil l(,. ,.-.,..Z, i:
claimed it was the best Uncle Toms
Cabin company on the road. Nothing is
slighted, nothing; is cut, nnd nothing is
iniected into tlm nhv in it- ,.?..
llie iiiiuiageincnt believe that Tncle Tom'
well staged and played by first class people
1.1 good enough by ilself, and so it was. a'
proof of the merit of tho company was fur
nished by the fact that a large number of
the neon e who nllpmlA,! Ilin ,.,ai;nM
.ul:! .1 'nr.. i. ., :" ",'" 1"""
iiit-u uunar iu see lue nignt jiertormance
othinip is l.ll'kilirp in Kttnna I'....!- '' '
Cabin. Iireat falls Leader.
NoTKwoiiTiiv. There will bo n unto
irnrtlii- nlrrn.-linn nl tlin nnwi Up...,.a VT
dar. Toll l.'I II trill I- iL l- .ll,,... '
.- . .. "UlUUII UUCIU
company of 4.) ivonk nnd thpir nvn or.
cellent orchestra. The opera selected is
"aura must canrnung and very popular
"llnheminn flirl " It -.ill I- . ' i
......... lv I..., w Muuiisuiiifiy
mounteil nd gorgeously costumed. The
grand orchestra of 2." well trained voices
mm mr i-it)i.!ui orcuestra go ro make up a
nerfwt nrmlnrlinn It ! np.t p.ft 111...-
theatregoers have a chance to witness such
.p-iiii-.i-ivi(uiii.ui-hiuiih me uouse will
no doubt be packed to the doors.
Ha rd On Onions!. The board of rail
road commissioners were in session in
Sfllem Veatjantav. T 1. I tvvm nl '.li.i.
Oregon, filed with the board a complaint
t.i which it is auegea mat tne rales on
Oniona. as Clinrved liv llm llroirnn
cific, are excessive ; so much so as to
prevent Inm from carrying on business
with any profitatall. The board took
the matter nn ler consideration.
DISSOLUTION KPTICE.
T. pirtnerihip bretofcr x.tt!rg and
ilfiintr ft t.tatratrfnithinir 1 a .
r, - .a...., uua...Va.j uuner
Di.me f.f tiamr & Ko-kmao U diHMlvl hy
matnl coitpn. thii (iv. ah
the f rm or nwino h it fii .... i.a v.
tht old tirm at the ahop on Second atrt
-I-v-.eij rrny iio-i MniDTOTI. .Mr
Cremer rutirea and r Bowhibq coo
ticoe the tatinera. f-'ebraarr 1.
ClAMEM W PoWMAY.
rORSAl.E 2b fl i of Albany
HI rlitotiil
T-Jtin'' "too c
in thU
Entire nt
tills oflle.
The editor of the Astoria Bmljtt in cer-
t 'inlvSni 1W1.111.it IJ., n-i .
all over thft I nited istates Pre comuieiiciiic
work HLiLiii uiui iHDrv :. .
I MM will 1- . " " luiu
:, . ." ' i'""iiwua year in
the history of the country. Politicians have
eloirir,! tlitt r-in-ltinnpt. ..I :...i.... ,
r- 7,, 'J uusiry na jong
us tue counTT will stand it. Their contin
ual harangues nbout protection and free
unuu mob uuuill IOSI 1U I'lied.
if (in Awrlll mill l..v I 1.... HI .1 . L i
.... v.H..v ...... o iiiauiiiciem 10 run
t . v . fc , w,ici me cuy
charter bo amended by the next legislature
providing for It) mills as the limit. This
could be done before February 1st. But do
not provide for a trade tax, making one
class of men pay more than their share of
taxes, a most unjust system of taxation, im-
rmsitiip nn avlm L,,lan .. 11. 1
.... ....... ....... u.i iuuwuiruaay
having their hands full, particularly under
the present laws, wlii.-h do not permit the
taking out of indebtedness.
OAKVILLC.
The resid.tnivi rt ll-,n;l V'l..-tn i.
stroyl by tiro last Friday niglit. Air W
us away irom nonie uut some of his
neighbors arrived at the lire in time to save
forty Kicks nf n-l,.p,t 11.. I....1 f i i- i
i t i p , """"" n-naii luur nuuureu
bushels of wheat in tho house, which with
all of his household goods were destroyed.
llie bousA uma l,;il 1... !.... 1..1 . :
.. .w v.ll,l, (JUIlll Olllllll ill
the year 18a on his Donation claim. The
wuw ui uie nre is unKuown.
TIlO Pnnnlijta am Ip.-Ip. t nll
.v i.jiii k, v.i,tuii; mi
the voters In this precinct but have not suc
ceeded yet, we know of two or three .they
Will UOl gt.l.
J B White is able to be around again.
H.-llhArf Kmitl, nn.l P 11 l?n..- ......i-.l 1
. . ....... ...... 44 i-,ti,,,i siaiu'ii to
Jacksonville last week. They intend to
prosnect for o-nliL Mr is m nl.l ,,n.l
cessful miner.
. vrUiIDW ,uC iiiiihj ino ouier
n!fpl,aa tn .lian,.pu I. :,1. il I ...
p-wt.., .v uiniug mi: ismtii;!, nun U?iu, UUI
they nre like the street gambler, have all
tl.a n.lvnp.1..... 1 -.1. 1- . ,
y.i. u"i "ie outer iiarues wanis
to save their credit. See!!.
W H Millnollen called on us this morn
ing . Mr M is in the Nursery business.
He says there is a large demand for apple
trees, nnd although the times are dull, the
sale of trees a.-e about the same as they
were in good times.
Some of our young people are going to a
school entertainment at Greenback school
house, on Monday evening.
Our merchant is stocking up tome. He
nas received a largo lot of garden seeds.
B. ..
JwiFTf T? ?B ""V. ""i U,VU
16 Wilson bill, but it IS hard to suit nil
the Wilson bill, but it is hard to suit all
Amici'S
Who Ahe Voteus. The Dkmockat is
asked the law providing for the qualifica
tions of voters at school meetings in Al
Kntiw it rniip.n.. 1.1 n ..1 1 .1...
."j. x .0 m imiuni. Jil Ull tCUUOl U1S
tncts in this state with a population of one
thousand and upwards, any citizen of this
state shall be entitled to vote at a school
Hireling wno is twenty-one years ot age
and has resided in the district 30 days im-
u.uiaMjij jucivuiug mo meeting unu wno
has property in the district upon which he
Or Blie PaVS a tllX.". Of mnru in nd.litinn
10 me uuoye uie voter must nave resided in
ine suiie six montlis.
Just A Tokz. Mr nsnar Vnu.tpop,
decidedly interested in Chinese Phens-
nnta nlraon .,.:. An II .! ,
' t,mJ .iui n uue UUIieC'.lOIl U
live birds in a pen at the depot. Know-
inir tna ,B iollt in tl.a t.l..l ......nu.l....
some of Ins friends at the depot put a
uu..b..v ... .no unu vBBieruuv
niiiiicu uiru in a iree, anil informed him
pfthefa;t. Tliinking oneot the birds
naa eecapea irom the pen lie made a
rush for the bright pluniaged celestial,
uu inuKiib 11 ; uut il onereu no rouist
ance.
Clean 'towels to every customer at Vierock
iavu.g parir.rt.
Bith. at Vierecka (having and hair
cutting psrlort.
See tin How Improved Singer tewing m
china. The halt i alwsva tlio cheapest
W Siwden, ascnt. Office' at F M Funch
ewclry atora
Letter 1,1st.
Fn-.l.ip-,. ,. .1.. I:.. t I... . .
a oits-ui la.itn ren.ainina
in the post oliioe at Albany, Linn c .untv
Oreiropi. Fn 3 1 Ifinj l n- '
---r. --, mw-,. nwui vailing lOF
these lettert mnst give the dite on which
bucjr wbip auvertisoj.
Wayne Adkins. C W Acheson,
Mrs Lmily Burkhart, L D Carl Ksq,
V. Ilntv p'j.
K 11 Frimnl,!.
.Mrs Carrie Fresh,
Oscar Hodgkins,
Mrs Ellen Miller,
0 W Ileese.
Miss Carrie Cray,
Miss L Kearney,
Miss L E Morgan,
L (! Staver,
Mrs II M Stone.
Johnny Willinms.
Tuoa. Mou'Krm, P. M.
ALBANY OPERA HOUSE
man 4 cl-sick jur..,,
ONE NIGUT ON L Y
Tuesday, February 18th.
The Famousas
CALHOUN OPERA
COMPANY.
In flalfe's
Bohemian Girl.
Complete Chorus and Or
chestra. Beauiiful Costumes.
Prices $1 .00. Reserved ata cu sale at
Hodycs t: McKarland's. liallery, 50 cents.
Staticiery, Toilet Artiiles, Mjsics
insirumen's, Lie.
Eodifis 4 McFarlanfl,
Tne Corret Bru;",S!re,".'A!banr,oi
aw W I
Theup,;,.!., ,ba1n".0re' Fl'V;5.- I
. T " rewanilln last
1 , ' i "",'. '."luir OI 1'KMOCKAT.
should have I wn prefa.'ed by stating as
,. . uuiii nuiie evan-
irellst Of Ulrt Pu..n.l a.i......:.. . l ; .
j-i i p luivuiiH vnristian
thiin-h fonu-d this article and as I wanted
ue U.-UUU. ,i,r imin, j thought I would
...,v ... , . un my oner annexed, but
here is Sir Ketchum's own ttatementa in
."-oh, ouu r,ward. lam in
agreement with four other men in Ventura
jApuuiv, i iiiiiornia. wno, associated together
have decided to offer the above rew-ard in
order to hnd '-'he faith once delivered to
the saints." Hint lv.o l.. .1 1
... ; ',"r... ",Bt 1,1 me errors
of tipntliuii tpd,l,tl.,n . XT 11,1.- ,
,, , .. " 1,118 "iioiiiu
hae been prehxe.1 to the article in question
in order to do mstice in Mr i! iv u'.. .1
and nnslf Il. 1... . ' .,'.'",,"u'"
... .. ... KH.lwou-n,,.ruu me at
tention of the public through ycur cohimiu
u. uie uet inimis are looking
into the subject of conditional immortality
an-1 knidru.1 al,l,i.i..ld n.i p p .J
. 1, ...,v. .p .., ,,01 11 icw rew in
Albany as well as elsewhere. For thi bene
ht ot the public, let me n-ivn in, ,. ...i.
ilresses where tlipv ia .p..b.. t i .p
"wm, imui ie.11
lets to volumes, on conditional immortalit ,
aim Riiuireti sunjocis. iwisli the people
would read "l'he Unspeakablo liift" bv
Prof Peltii,o,.ll l (.1 L " . r. '
. p i 1 :w una lie
views for the same price, by the same man.
i.; n v- "e'como, lariuoutn, Me,
. P X0!"1 Central Hank lluilding, Oa'c
anil. Lnl. or ll,a W,,..!.! r-: .: . . ..n"! , .
-1 .V 1, . usis iuii-e, oox
ol40. llosten. Mass, either office will fur
nish yeu a catalogue free of their books or
tract. Now if the public wants to hear
the great question of Conditional lmmor-
luiuy uiscusseu, 1 nave strong reasons to
believe that I can find a christian gentle
man that W t,.lr., Il,n ..1 : 1. .
...w ..... wi nimilt,!, Slue ui
the question from the Bible standpoint,
that wi meet Dr Driver or any other man
of Ktmiiluifp l,,,l 41.;..!. n. 1 .
sleep between death nud tho rcsiuroction,
yu mo mjii geiung at the tnitli.) for
inmi is mucn oetter than error for nnv
peopInthntwillfnllnu.it un' p 11.:...
. . , "' t. 11 nil llllllifB
anil hold fast that which is good." jllu.
1 ours r or irutll.
Al.VIX J CAnOTHERS.
SEw.Na Machines neatly repaired and
aurranla.4 hv thpp...l.l.. , 1.
man, at F M Frenoh'a jewelry aore, Albany
DIED.
,..u.i,iTOa.-ua .iionaay evening,
Feb 5' lm- nl hi 1,ome !n Albany, of con-
lor.,n:p. f :
urvnpncn.T p. r ,
George O Henderson, at tha a nf or.
uu.p-iivu, uner a lingering illness, M
years, 'i he deceased was born In Linn
county, residing here all his life, with the
exception of a residence in Eastern Oregon
.oiuk. uc wus me son OI mre I Li
Hugger, of Scio, and has one brother, Mr
Wm Henderson, of Oakland, Calif. A
wife and young son are left to mourn the
loss of a good husband and father.
Funeral services occur tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock at the late residence of the
deceased.
Mr Henderson was a member of Albany
Engine Co. No. 1, nnd arrangements are
being made for the company to attend the
funeral in a body.
New Advertisements.
"WirAKTBD.
T T work.
Oil' to tin renoral honse
viii at t e nutting's
For Sale or Trade, a bnnss and lot in
1 nnrul p.p,Bllp.p l All iirn, ....
- " amaiij- . I T sell
cheap for cash or will trade for land part
Iv nr v,l,p.llo I ... r, 1 . p!
f Vr i i K'u"'i iiui. verjr lur irom
u. .ii or wrne to mis onios.
ALBANY OPERA Wm.
WINS A cl'sICK,.
Jlaiitfert.
0NK NIGUT ONLY
The Barnuin of Them All
SUTTON'S
MONSTER- DOUBLE
llriGLE TOM'S CABIN
ona-RiajiKu
ARTISTS
Famous Topues
Marks, the Lawyers
Edueated Donkeys
Cuban Bliohoundd
Slietland Ponies
32
2
.12
2
2
4
4
MAUDE SUTTON
Tbe Youngest Topsy on the Stage.
BHBVI-.WTlf,
Aged 5 year., aa the Angel Cbild.
SPEUIAL SCENERY!
50 75-and $1.00
SEE M.ICJIIFICE.M STREET PARADE
AT 11:4) A. fl. DULY
STOCKHOLDERS MEETtNC.
police Is herr-hr olvn II. 11 ,., .
., , : "iincic win M
.' """ stockholder, ol tbe Odd
tellows Hill tul!,lln A. u.. . ,
thit eflice In Albany, I.lnn couni'r, Ore-
u"y. " 5h day ui March,
I5QJ. at the hour p.! p.ipiL . . .'
-. i - j, in, oi ma
day, lor the purpose ol electing seven dl
rectort to serve for the ensuing rear and
to transact any other business that mar
come hefore aaid meeting
Dated thlt jth dar of I-e..Vury iS-u
t A fARKE, Jn.n-.ir-.;-...
Secre'ary. Prksiofn't
T .;ST-rA '""S lf." '-l with whits
I i Don. from Heir i. . .
n.;r Albany. ' " " ,m,,D-
aon.oftl,.f.mly t . i'tlbT. omi?'
tlOU.Nl Y W A t! . A NTS-llolifht and
aold by HJ F Jf..rrir. na
norm rvaaiDKaiau
Will A surk. iv ieei.r
Tha bett;maat noSre io the eity at LV mad
Muyar a.
Hodaea Ir. Mp,.H .u. : ,
tor.. Albany, 6,"
WllliSl.rk'. I i.
hatcraated ut'"
by luhn. Joaeph. B m""'f"'r1
The O K Grubs., 1. .i.. . . .
Tim Things W Eat
very largely make ut what we are
o thought can past through the
mind without leaving tome effect
however alight. Many slight lm-'
presslont, In time, make inlghiv
change. I-'. ,he tame with the
body. Abuse it with poor food
and take the conseauenc-.
For purity and certainty In grocerlea
- guuut, go lo 1'arker
oros.
An Ai basy
Jewelry Store
IVamL . . .
of Will 4 Stnrk '1-p, ' n,2'"8 ' th!"
ii J ,. " k- lhey carry the Unest
Ineof silverware, watches." r -.i. TJ
jewelry generally In the va lev, ,nu ,
Isfactorv nrlrrt up. .1 . - ' . u ,at-
.uperior quality "oT - '
lock.. Never ;buy without Tallin? ca
mL'-k.,.10 "' MACINTOSHES and
US .AMEHS. including many noy.lti.
or ladies, nutlet nud ehildrrn, ii now
K Young.
Jewel Stoves
and
The Best On
Earth
Matthews & Washburn.
. SOLE AGENTS
At Perry Conn's.
Barrel of Pickels, Chow Chow,
Fine California Honey,
Horse Radish Roots,
Grass and Garden Seeds.
Always keep on hand a choice
as well as a superior stock of
G.C-MOON.
Su.-cesnor lo I A Morr'a.
Flour and Feed Store.
Opposite Run House.
Hat on hand a full nook of Chono.il Faa.1.
Graharr, Buck. heat, Kje Hour. H.j.Oat.,H
, Ttw Bnt Sh?rti
88,
.KI,iacii,T. Z??.r..rr,r-., I ",c
f ihe Lput Uuocy,
UBS) As VEk.
tit.- : :.-Trt.VleV -J 'VS.'
at; 53 asas. VtSJ.
i'. ini3 13 inf. rrcc-r, i y.
Vt. hi---1 -v.- . TU. An. ---'aV
vinccd. Thi .Urn; 7ne ot :wT Z'V.?"'"; .17 ""I"!' " '?
an,! wa brllrr. ronraa .... r..y ? hnilnv
UR STOCK LACKS noth.
intr but bnveis. Thou will
" - " - .7 "
iMime.-
Thev will l.e satis.
fied.
They will buy at
THE FAIttEST PRICES
EVER MADt FOR SUCK
QUALITIES.
Visitors are not asked to
BELIEVE but are shewn
goods to CONVINCE them
that we are leading the trade
i" STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY C00DS.LADIFS FINE
SHOES
If you want VALUE FOR
YOUR MONEY call on u.
Yours Truly
Heap, Peacock A Co.
Dr H E Beert. Dr O K Bee
Physicians and Surgeons
Special attention given to disease, of
women, Hou-s 10 to 12 A M, 2 to a and
7 to 8 P M. Officet and residence Blum
berg Building, First Street, between Lyon.
andElswcrth. '
Ranges
line of allstanlo r, ,-,.
1 - jiui-ciiira
crockery.
r:n,..ni. tu ti ......
raw, I'matoea. Apo.'., c
II
XI. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE 6ENTLDIErt
84 and 83.60 Dress Shoe.
83.60 Police Shoe, 3 Soter
vx.bo, 82 ror Worklngmeit
na n.i.73 Tor Boys.
LADIES AND MISSE3
83, 82.S0 S2,$l.7l
CACTIOfCIf aajr rtp.l.
otTrra jou W. i 1hki
ino.a at ai rrrturrpl irlr..
MjingitHiarmwim,
vu im iiimi a.MniM,l
ui. am torn. .Mil mm
tin awajrautl
v'n, easy iminjj. and cive tyjt'cr
pZTAZ Vt ? r-' r"
tor erne by the (. E BLAINICLOTHINQ CC-