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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-02-07
rrazy legislators.

OLYMPIA, Jan. a9.--Mouliray and Cook
to-day made their dying kick az three report
ers who wrote the anti Doodle story. When
every sensible person had begun TO think the
matter bad died out. Cock offered a resolu-
tion demanding Scott expulsion. McReavy
'fered an amendment to include EDGAR B Pip
y, Of the Post InteIligencer,
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DIED.

SHEA.-At Sweet Home, on Thursday,
Jan 80, Mrs John Shea, aged about 4s.
Mrs Shta was a most estimable woman
whose death will he generally regretted.
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Ice AIeyIng Cut.

vascouyER. WASH. Jan. ao.-The citi-
zens are glad to see the ice in front Of Van
couver, slowing moving down the river, and
except 10 have an open river by the end OF
the week
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COUNTY TREASURERs NOTICE
VThis is to notify al concerned that
there is now sufficient funds In the.
0oenty Treasurprs Office OF Linn county
Oregon to redeem I'LL outstanding MAR
rants. Inferast on all endorsed war
rants will cease from this date.
Il FARWEIL
Treas
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woRKisG NisHTs.-Au Albany cor
respondent ofthe Brownsville Times, says:
Claude LeMasters Is running set Of cards
during the night time ia the woolen mill
here. Owing to some OF the necessary
fixtures being 10 the blockade they are de-
layed 10 getiing the second set started.
Your correspondent was shown some nice
light cashmere made by the mill already.
Soon Albany viii be striving with Browns
Vile TO furnish the people Of the North
west with warm blankets and excellent
flanneis and unsurpassed easslmeres 8
twerds. etc.
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DeImOnica Restaurant.
CORNER TIRsr AND ELLswoarH SIS.

CORNER FIRST AND ELLswcRTH SITS.
The undersigned having purchased the
old Herman Restaurant stand has epcned
undsr the above nsins frst-clAss restau-
yant. We arc prepared 10 furnish meals
for parties or dances on short notice. Oys-
ters served In every style. eastern or coast |;
all kinds OF fish knowa ia the market.
Employ only irsclass tclp. and waiting
will be prompt and courteous. Regular
meals Is cts. eoffce of nrst-class quality
and cup Of coffee and cake At from ) TO 10
cts. l am we'll known in this city and re-
quest the tizsDs to give me a call
SAM csETs, P&prie.or.
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TACOMA, Jan. z9 Samuel coliyeI. Of the
committee appofnicd to secure subscriptions TO
l. stock ~ the Northwestern Exposition Com
pany. says that owing 10 The sifirgency of
money just At psesent the committee has
thought best 10 walt while before making
any effort 10 secure subscriptions 10 the stock
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New England condensed mince meat At :
L kenton's, at 10 sents package
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! am now better prepared than havs
ever been to suit my customers in the
shoe line, have just received large
invoice OF the celebrated Laird Scheher
q Mitchell fine shoes for ladies.
There Is no manufacturer Who claims
anything bettor than these shoes. I in
tend 10 keep full assortment of them Ii,
all prices, widths from A to EE and can
suit the most fastidious in ct and price.
all received another invoice of tho
popular shoe Il p Reeds in Waukenphast
and Patent leather tip. These Shoes arn
well known In Albany as q first clasr nice
styio shoe. ORDERS from she country fill
cd with care and satls fat Ion guaranteed
SAMUEL K YouNa.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her castossa,
When she was Child. she cried for castoria,
When ahe became Miss, she ching to castoria,
When she had shildren. she gave them casiaria.
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Iost whiie fIanslas.

PENpiEtoS, Jan. so.--Greas anxiety Is lei,
ior the safety efN X Frazer, 4 prominen,
yoeng business man. frazes and Charles
wiIkeus lels Pendlslon Monday on hunting
expedition. Tuesday mogning they lefs the
camp At Wilbur together with telegraph
operator in chase Of deer. About noon they
became separated, and Frazer has been lost
since
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DR., JAMES KEYDER,
Graduate Of Edinburg, See land,

Has located Ia Albany. Fre = ~
borough knowledge OF DIE Pso.es~t,,s,.' P', ~, :.
ana MA expsrience of 10 years as an etn-
car IA a CsvAl " Regiment, he hopes 70
msrlt the patronage OF those interested
a. hor.as cattle. sheep. ere. he would
aIso recommend hia solution or linamenI
for sorc shoulders. soro backs, pronSu
Knees. wounds, sprAins. Priee, Que dei
lar per bottle. a..
BILE.
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The best 5 cent cigar in towl at c n
Brownell's.
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rRIpAY.

ooiy few days 10 81 Valentines day
George !, vasaallo is seriously III.
DR. Patton returned this noon form Port
land. where ha had been in response 10 toll
sgram 70 attend TO . patient.
The N ! Bentley vent down stream shis
morning slth lts kmoke stack reared above
some of tho warehouses on the banks.
Tho wiia Of Rev II X Hines died al East
Portland January 10Th, aged G2 years. She
was former President Of tho ststa w G T U.
Eugene City has the most pupils Of any
city in Dragon for its size. The y hols num-
Der snrollad for the term just clossd was
s0s. This number belonging at the Begin
ming OF tho new term IL $50 The plumber
examined last week Was 4lg.
THE RIVER The water In the VILLA
fneisc was 10 feet ) inches above low va.
ter mark this evening, having risen 4
nehcs during the day and two feet da,
ring the night. At Eugene II was clever
feet above low water mark and about the
same al Harrisburg. The report that 4
was npio the botei In the latter place o
course was untrue.
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WATERvILLE, Douglss Co. WASH, Jan. a6i
Everything Is lively, Notwithstanding the
fact that We have thirty six inches OF snow on
the level. This depth is cause for grea, Tejoic-
ing' Tor as there's no frost in the ground il,
when melting viii sink. All expect TO have
the largest crop the coming season Of any IN
the history Of the Big Bend. Snow sho.ine
and tobogganing arc the order Of the day. We
have a magnificent slide from the top Of Capt.
81 bill to the bottom, quarter OF a mile.
The grouer Thine
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sAs Francisco. Jan. so.--Soa,hssn Paei-
iic oiksials were gteallv Fslieved this ai,efnson
wheu the Telegraph announced that the long
inptisoael trains sssfe making general al
vanse towards san Francisco. The work of
picking ts.s ice from The rails between Tfuckee
aad lunnel I J, on the eastern slope u The
Sleuas, VAS completed this forenoon.
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noaE AND ABROAD


THURSDAY.
Tho new w Il O officers we're duly install
Cd last night.
Sheriff n NJ Croissan, Of Marion county,
has been In the city to-day on business.
The n Bentiy cams up the river this
afternoon, and reported live times all along
the river.
Miss Nellie Kizsr, Of HIaIsfy has assumed
tbs position OF bookkeeper In tho store of
the Wiliamettc Packing 20.
w u Dapiols,a former resident Of Albany.
has been arrested Ia Portland for running a
fifteen year old girl. His record Ia this city
was very unsayory.
There will bo dime social AZ Mrs w 8
Thompson's tomorrow evoning Jan 81 A
general invitation is extended 10 all A
pleaseut time anticipated.
Yesterday evening during the absence Of
the propfietcrs bold thief entered the
Third Ward butcher shop aud secured i've
or six dollars In change.
Mrs II A irvine returned from stayton
last evening, by way Of the Oregon Pacific.
and reported the bridges across the Santlam
all right, though the water was high.
/ There are 81 counties 10 Oregon, and
newspapers are pubIished IN ali, the total
nhnber being i2l In the state; l2 aro daily,
3 semi weekly, % weekly, semi.monthIy
and monthly.
A yaquina bay man las proposed TO The
Nswport board OF trade TO construct q tsls.
phone line betwsan Newport and 2aaulna
City provided the citizens Of the bay will
advance $500. Fer this money he proposes
10 issue tickets in amounts of rs cents zach,
coed lor message and transferable. HI
agrees TO hsys the line 10 operation 10 thirt,
days from The time the subsidy IL rai,sd.
TIE WILLAMETTE. The water III III,
Willamette was about ~ feet above low
water mark as we went to rress. Thii
showed rise OF about six inches after min,
o'clock and three during the night A
Eugene the river was reported at about 4,
feet above low water mark IN the morni.,g
Nicely located the present condition OF ID
river does not Affect Albany
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rroab,e reared.

LEXINGTON, Ky., Jan. 7o.-The Sharp
Rifles of.lis city have received orders to be
ready to march 10 Harlan coonty. The occa-
sion is apprehension Of trouble there when the
circuit court opens. rhe legislature has order.
ed an investigation into the troubles In that
country, and II will probably be made while
the troops are there,
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were read. and eood display Of Tbs training
Mn s. Mlddlebrook has given The children In
the socisry known 90 the Loyaa Lyon was ex-
hzbIsed The most important papers ct The att
ernoon were rcd ~ NM Homer Hit and Mrs-
". + Thomna the exerc1ses Of The evening
were BY ii chtldren OF the Luyal zion, and
were commenced by singing an4 marching ~
abcut forsy prettily dreased little girls.
The Demorest media. contest BY six little gir1e
Wns very Interesting and the hfrf OF the kind
evof attempted IN Seattle The contestants IN
their sub1sces wers ~ follows:
Emily Willsama ~Moral 6uasio1 or rroh1ei.
tiong" Nellie Heiushrigk furnishing Our
Country's scunrse and the Remcdy. Jessis
Espl1u. "A Voice From the Poor House" Aadge
Fow,er. s.Reasons for : Prohibition Parfv.'.
Lillian Lindasy. Tho Responsibility OF Knm-
selling" Kate Burgess. The Deaeon's sunday
scnool Sermon" The medal was awarded By
the unau nous vote of the il spes 70 Jessie
Esplin, VINO handled her subject in talenred
manner.
Rev. r C. L Harris diversified the exerc'ses
By . vocal solo. Ma DR.. Filed concluded the
evenings programme with paper OF the White
Shield Home, in To ,oma. The institution n
supported By the Women's Christian Temper
ance Unisn. and IL Tor the faiien women OF
Western Washington. The paper explained the
status Of the Institution. the good WORK It has
done and is do NJ. Eleven OF these women
were frsm Seattle, and DR.. Fiheli I'D LIT r.
received from some Of them. thanking the insri-
tution for its kindness.
The convention will conclude their sessions
this afternoon with general discussion OF the
following progrsmm presented By aiented and
bright v omen OF the city: "Eered ~" tine
Hume aud Society," "Trsinins the Children,' =
TO Mufhers." Nursing the Sick 1T Home
sHygien,c Cookery All who are interested in
these topics are invited to be present
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WHAT CURES.

Editorial Differences of Opinion ON an
Impors liant Subject.
What is the force that Gusts disease. and
which is the most convenient apparatus
for applying it? How far is the regular
physician useful to US because We believe
in him, and how far are his pills and pow
ders and tonies only the material repre-
sentatives Of his personal influence on our
health.
The regular doctors cure; the homeo.
pafhic doctors cure; the Hahnemannites
cure; and so do the faith cures and the
mind cures. and the so-called Christian sell
entists, and the observation-disclosures ad.
vertising itinerants, and the patent medi.
cine men. They all hit. and they all miss.
and the great differ-nce-one great differ.
ence-in The result is that when the regular
doctor loses patient no one grumoles, and
when the Irregular doctors lose one the
community stands on end and howis.-
Rochester Uaioa and Advertiser
Nature cures. but nature can be aided
hinoered or defeated in the curative pro.
cess. And the Commercials contention is
that it is the part OF rational beings to seek
and trust the advice OF men of good char.
acter who have studied the human system
and learned. as far as modern science
lights the way. how far they can aid nature
and how they can best avoid obstructine
her.-Bufaio Commercial
IL Is not our purpose to consider the
evils that result from employing the I'm.
scrupuious. the. ignorant chariatans and
quaeks to prescribe for the maladies tina,
affiict the human family. We simply de.
clare that the physician who knows some
thing Is better than the physician who
knows nothing, or very little indeed, aoou,
the structure and the conditions of the
human system OF course he does no,
know il all "-Rochestey Morning Herald.
have used Warmers safe Cure and In,
for iis timely use would have been. veriiy
believe. IN my grave from what the doctors
termed bright's Disesse-D. r. Shriner
senior Editor Sc,oto Gazette. ChiIiicothe
Ohio, In letter daied June 80, 1890.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. A. 3. Pinckney, superintendent of the
Seattle Electric Light Company, has arrived
from Cleveland. O., with his bride. They ars
stopping at the Ripley
Mr.. Fred 3. Klotz, OF New York. 10 1t the sno-
qnalpie hotel He 10 conn cted with the Belle
tristfsche Journal. the lealiug German weekly
pHbished IN this country.
Mr. and Mrs. p. B. Cornwall and Miss Corn,
wall, OF San Francisco are at the Rainier Mr.
Cornwall is president OF the Black Diamond
Mining Company.
Mr. Thomas Kirkpatrick. OF the Arm o,
Moore, Hunt 4 Co, of San Francisco, il
at The SnoqHalmie motel
MI c. C. Calkins left the city yesterday for st
Paul. He went to close up some business mat
ters there.
Mt. and Mrs. W. h. Keepers and Master Ar
thur Keepers, of Milwaukee, are ct the Rainie,
hotel.
Mrs. James Lenfxy and children arrive il
Seattle today nom OF ava, o.
Mrs. J. B. Baker and Miss E. v. N. Young, d
Tacoma, are at the Rainier
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AMUsEMkNTs.


The Royce-Lsnsing Comedy Company win
open their fwo-night enlargement al the srattle
opera-house his evening. appearing for the
first time In this city in their new play, .rom's
Vacation" This play il Just what the name in
dicases, alighf. breezy. melody sketch, and in
written for the purpose of amusing those who
will enjoy il with him ana his associates It
has The merit OF being strictly refaed, and
abounds with clean. genuine humor. II ID, in
short. . vehicle Tor the display OF the wonder
fully versatile talents Of Ray L. Royce and his
charming company of musical and comedy
specialists. Although ''yery fnnny."i 1t IL pure
in tone. and caters 70 the most refined and cul-
tnred ss'es. 1t provites just the style of enter
tainment in whien the vast majority of amnse
and music
Reserved seats are now on sale at the new
ticket once, Ilb James street. In Occidental
block.
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BREyIrIEs.


Licenses 20 wed were issued yesterday by
Auditor Forrest for John C. Bl .ckwell, of Lewis
county and Aaa Borst OF King county; Hggh
McSorlsy and Catherine Foran, of Seattle: w.
B. Hittenmyer and Agnes l. Backmon, of Sc
attic. Adelberf E Gregg and Jennie Ward, of
Seattle.
Papers incorporating the Lake Union Bull
Ing Associa ION were filed with the auditor yes-
terday by C. l. 6toue, 81. A. Swift. William
Ainsworth, G. A. ddard and o. A. Tucker.
Tie company v ii have capital stock OF s. 900.
divided into fifty snsres OF the par value OF
500
Articles incorporating the Lilliwaup Falls Park
Company were q ed in the auditors office yes
terday by d. B. Wood and ]. Anderson
Tue company mas . capital stock OF S30.-
Go. divided into 800 shares Of the par value of
11la
Arthur Whitaker, president. and W. O. Hardii .
secretary, o. the Washington state Mutual Az
ISOLATION filed papers with Auii5or Forrest yes
terday giving natce that the corporation had
amt nded aud increased its schedule risks.
In Justice Neagle's court yesterday the ex.
citing assault and battery case of Frecis Preston
vk. Matte johnson, both colored, the defendant
was dismissed.
Justice OF the Peace Hancock Neagel went to
Olympia on the cam Z eetwood yesterday to
transact business OF y private nature. His Of
dc- in the Butler block viii 10 closed for two
days.
The homestead contest case OF Robert h. Cline
W. H Ross war on trial ia the United States
land oface yesterday. During the day three
homestesos and three prescriptions were fled.
Mrs. ST. John. suffering from inflammation Of
the lungs. was brought to trace hospital yesIer-
day. Nels Hood, . couvaiescent, was DIS
charged
The funeral services of Peter Philippe Will be
held this morning at O'clock in the church Of
the Sacred Heart The burial will be In CAL
vary cemetery.
c. w. Cure, aged 30 years, died yesterday
morning al Providence hospital OF jsundice
The body awaits instructions about its disposal
The funeral OF Fraak R., child Of A. f. Hud-
son. took place yesterday afternoon from Cross
q Co. 5 rooms. Rev. Inwood officiating.
Ridgely Lodge No. 6, Dau hters OF Rebekah,
give their semi-monihly socisl gathering to
night at 0id Fellows hall.
The remains of Mrs. Carrie Bergstrom were
buried yesterday morning in Mount Pleasant
cemetery.
The funeral Of Robert Church took place yes
terday al q m. from Cros & Co.'S rooms
Tie c. C. Club viii meet with Mrs Chase ct
the Rainier Friday afternoon ct 2:3o
The Badger Club meet tonight in Judge
STATIONS court room 1t 8 O'Clock.
The Young Mems Institute give reception
toni ght 1T Red Mems hall.
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Coat Thi-re. Arrested.

Frank Doyle and Joseph Carter were detected
hy conductors and motor men al the Fifth-streer
elerirtc power-eonse, At I O'Clock yesterday
morning. wnlie In the act Of stealing q half
dozen osereoats beloSging 70 the werkmen
The two rnea were caught, and when taken 10
the AL an hour later bore evidence of having
been roashly handel. Thy were srrsigaed in
1ass.ee Won 1aoelss corr, on q charge of petty
lA.eeny, bal the case vs. continued anti TO-DAY
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THREE koRBERs BoUND OVER.

Two Robbed = Drunken Man and One
ssUncle Harris"
Lieutenant Hanna and oficer George sheehan
captured two highway men, named J. Brown
and Francis Payne. at 4 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. and when the foughs were arraigned for
examination before Jnstic- Won Tobel in the At
ternoon tn y were bound over 10 the superior
court in the sum OF A.o0o each. The victim
was . drunken man, named James MeLesn. He
was overpewered aud robbed OF $50 whils in
John Carriers saloon, on the corner of Fifth and
jackson streets.
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A CARGO DIRECT FROM China
Endeavors 60 Estabiish . Freight Line
From Shangha to Seattle

Eu0e1vore 70 Ektabftsh Freight Line
From Shanghai to Seattle.
Captain William Beaale, of the CLIPPER shin
Pacto.us. which IL now loading lumber at Port
Blakeley for Shanghai, is eadeavoring TO az
range with General AGENT Nadeau, OF the North
ern Pacific railroad. 10 bring a cargo back to Sc
attic from Shanghai II he succeeds. this win
be ths first carso consigned to Sesttle direct
from IN AsiEtic port, aud C pain Beadle will
endeavor 10 follow IL up by establishing q regu-
lar freight line The PActolus is full-riggsa
clipper ship of 100 toas burden.
Captain Besdls was met on SATURDAY at Ia
coma BY his wife. who had come all he wav
from Duxbury. Mas. TO ] in him on his return
from his voyage. On Sunday they were the
guests of Mrs Prank Beach and ner daughters.
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Highwayman Bouna Owe,

The higawaymsn who SAID his name was John
Logan. aud who held MP Uncle Harris" IA
FEsnknnf ana James Oliver. was srraigaed BE-
lore justice Nesgle yesterday and was baund
over 10 the satsraor court in the sum Oh r. ono
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The explosion OF gasoline stove in the ress
OF the Branch OF the Willard Il use saloon. on
Front street, near Pike. ~ p o'cl eek asst night
eA.ted GU book ana ladder csmpacy and sew
era engines Tier services were not needed
hewsver, Tor the are was pat OUT by q BUCKET
osigsae befsre the department arrived Dam
age about $50
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What promises to be IN exceptionally neat,
clean ninssrel performances, will be that given
by the above company 1T the Seattle opera
house. on Saturday evening, November Is
Keats for Saturday night are now on sale Ut lis
James street.
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TWo THRouGH rRAISs

The Nor bern Pacific win run two through
trslns - and fro u IneN East lsavins ssastle a.
$40 m and D. m Tine shortened twelve
a"urx l. A. Ssdeau. general gent: E Tonksu.
O pot tcket agent scarf Q. A Chaberr cfry
TICKET agent. 7le second street Boston blues
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NORTHERN PACIFIC kAnKo.,

loET.ss ttespng cars oaily &c tween seat.i
Ana Snacega 1wen'y-tve niles ne saorsess
route sno sssea nesn and thirty -six minutes la
Aerance q coUteuax aneS A. Casioerr r,rv
.4ekes sEenS sit second street.. Boston elocx:
-enkiE. depot ecxes agent sstas
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1ake the Northern fAc7nc ra,lroao ysstf psie
sAespe- ana olnins-ear route. fo- al poiurz East
A-NniiDerg. city ncxes agent lis second syreet
S oossoo oaocx' Z 1onkin- ospos zekas axsa
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Hundreds have secured permanent positions
from an advertisement similar 10 the above
which wi be inserted in the .wsnt" column
Of me PosT-ISrELLIGESeER two times for Is
cents Bring all your "wantsa to The Posr-
INTELIIeENcER