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We are authorized to announce Mir STEVE GAELIGAN, of Tucker, station, as a candi- date for County and Probate Judge of Jefer- ssn county subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
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SALLEE as a candidate for reelection as Representative. subject to the action of the Democratic primaries April 2s, 1896.
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For ProseentIng Attorney.

We are authorized to announce Mr.WALTER B. SORRELS IS q candidate for Prosecuting Attorney of the Eleventh Judicial District, subject to the action of the Democratic party
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We are authorized to announce MT. c. M PHlLP0T as a candidate for reelection to the office Of Constable of Vaugine town ship, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries
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We are authorized to annonnne JOHN T. MARSH as a candidate for the office Of County and Probate Judge, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
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For Connfy Assessnr.

We are authorized to announce Mir. j. H. SHELBY as q candidate for reelection to the office of County Assessor, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries.
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We are authorized to announce MT. FRED Fox as Il candidate for Alderman from the First Ward at the ensuing municipal elec- ton. April r. -
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We are authorised to announce Mir. ". G. STREETT as q candidate for Representative subject to the action of the Democratic pri maries on April 2S,
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We are authorized to announce Mir. J. Y. SAUNDERS as q candidate for Treasurer, subject to the action of the Democratic pri- mafIeS.
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For Circuit Clerk.

At the solicitation of many friends I have decided to make the race for Circuit Clerk and solicit your support My candidacy is, of course. subject to the action of the Demo cratic primaries, April 2S, 1896.
 c. k. FITZHUGH,
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For County Treasurer.

We are authorized to announce Mr. JESSE R. CORE, of Bolivar township as candi- date for County Treasurer, subject to the action of the Democratic party.
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For Constable.

We are authorized to announce MT. JOHN O. GIBSON as a candidate for Constable ot Vaugine township, subject to the action oi the Democratic primaries,
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For Oily Attorney.

We are authorized 10 announce Mir. Fred NJ Hudson as d candidate for City Attorney at the ensuing municipal election, Tuesday April T.
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We are authorized to announce Mr. JOHN s. SEA BROOK as a candidate for Constable of Vaugne township, subject to the action of the Democratic primaries April 2S.
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For City Clerk.

We are authorized to announce Mr. DREW WHITE as a candidate for City Clerk at the ensuing municipal election, Tuesday, April T.
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THE newly-diseovered X ray can be made useful in finding out when a watermelon is ripe.-En.
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} MAY II has been fixed as the date for holding the Pulaski county pri- m nrine
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1naries.
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sATURDA
SOCIAL AND personal


A. T. Shuliz has bought the Touring
mill at Jefferson.
Rev. n. J. Bryan and wife are holding
evangelistic services at Brownsville.
Geo. w. Harris went to Portland this
morning TO meet his mother who will
arrive on the flyer from Sacramento and
come up TO Albany On visit.
Mrs. Ira A. Phelps and the two little
Iras left Medford Wednesday for Albany,
Oregon, where they will visit with Dir.
Pbelps' folks until the frsr OF September.
-Medford Mail
b. F Ramp. G. ii. Dalrymple and
other populists went 10 Salem this morn
ing to assist in protesting against Van
derburg's being counted ont.
G. J. Bishop, who was badly injured
by an explosion at the mines on Feb.
18th, losing one ere and nearly the 9th
er, is in the city. He has been in tbs
hospital at Portlani since then and now
has good use OF one Of his eyes,
Rev. d. v. Polling and and family lef
this noon for Johnstown, Penn, Mr.. Pol
ing's former home, where and At South
Fork they will visit several weeks, re
turning to Albany in september. Ma,
their trip be . pleasant and safe one.
Rev. G. w. courtxright, wife and sos
Dana left this noon for Oakland, Or.
where Rev. COurtright has accepted th,
pastoraie Of the Presbyterian church
The remainder Of the family will 90 af
ter commencement. They have al
gained the esteem and respect Of Alban,
peorle and viii take the best wishes Q
our citizens generally 70 their new home
The Yaquina Post says: Mr.. ]. Joseph
manufacturer and dealer IN cigars, to
baccos. etc., Albany came in Wednes
day, going TO SiletI the next morning
his firs; visit 10 that attractive section Q
Lincoln county. Mr.. Joseph has fairi,
earned the reputation Of fnAnutacturinI
The best cigars in Oregon. and . one Q
the most popular. genial and seeommo
dating OF business men.
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FRIDAY


W. @. Peterson will apply for a patent
on his improved shoes with pneumatic
soles.
J. X. Charlton was in Salem few
days recently. He Gays that many resi-
dents OF the Capital city, OF all parties.
believe that Nanderburg was counted
out. and much Indignation is expressed.
Advance.
Mr. j. q. Mayer returned to Lebanon
Tuesday from Dubuque, Iowa, after an
absence OF about two months. Joel says
he Was glad 10 get back 10 Oregon. He
gives some terrible accounts OF cyclone
that passed near ahere he was.
Mr.. Charles II. Anderson, Of the Ex
press, went over 10 S0&p Greek, in Ben
tor county last Saturday. where he had
been ehgaged 10 play In an orchestra for
= picnic given At that place. He also
PLAYED with the same orchestra Saturday
night for dance. The manager Of the
orchestra seems 10 think Charley n
pretty good player. ne he drove twenty
miles after him 70 play with them
A lodge OF the Degree of Honor OF the
A. q. T. w. was organ pized in this city
last Thursday evening by Mrs. Holman,
Grand Lady OF Honor OF Salem. assisted
by Mr.. and Mrs. Barker, and Mr.. Gray,
OF Albany. The lodge was organized
with twenty charter members. aud was
named Upchurch lodge. The officers
were elected as follows: Mrs. Alice
Hyde, Past Chief OF Honor; Mrs. II. Y.
| Kirkpatrick. Chief OF Honor; Miss
Minnie Thompson, Lady OF Honor; Mrs.
i Wm. Robins, Chief Of Ceremonies; 5.
p. Bach, Recorder; J. F. Hyde, Finan-
cier: Mrs. s NJ. Garland, Receiver; Mrs,
J. b. Thompson, Usher; Mrs. ". h.
Reed, Inside Watchman: wm. Robins,
Outside Watchman.-Express.
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j. 5. Smith. representa- i've elect. has
moved to Albany to reside.
Mr.. julius Joseph went 10 the Bay yes
terday with his cigar case.
Mr.. Samuel Nixon, OF Harrisburg. has
returned from his trip to England
Mr.. and Mrs. Ceorge Letellier have
been in the city on their way to Ainslie,
Wash t, to reside.
Miss Rose Bloch. of Portland, 10 TO
sing in an entertainment at Salem next
Monday evening.
Mayor Robert Montague, OF Leba-
non, viii be the new depnty county clerk.
He is bright and competent young
man
Hon. John Burnett. of Corvallis, was
in the city to-day. Mr.. Burnett has the
satifactis OF having received 1000 81
5000 more votes Tor supreme judge than
Cleveland did for president.
Hon. Asa Lewelling, OF oakyilie, has
received the appointment OF deputy
sheriff under Mr.. Gaines. He Is broth
er ol the ex-governor Of Nebraska Of the
same name.
Mrs. ". C. Davis and daughter Ethel
left yesterday for Butte. Mon., where
Mr.. Davis and son Merle have been for
several weeks, and where they will al
locate permanently.
Mr. J. r. Wright and family left OF
last evenings overland for their old homs
in Denver. Col They made many
friends here during their short iesidene,
whose best wishes for their success anc
happiness accompany them.
Mrs. Rehecea Goodrich, sister OF Mr.
Hugh Nickerson for many years resi-
dent Of this city. died At her home in
Sharon, Noble county Chic, where si'
had spent her life, on June / at the ag'
OF 76 years The Niokers0ns trace thel
ancestry back to the PlymoSth eolony
an honorable lineage.
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CAxxERr At YAouISA.-Rumor says
that q salmon cannery is talked OF, anu
will probably be erected this season, at
Yaouina. A noted csnneryman and
fiuancies is credited with being At the
head of the enterprise. The trouble on
the lower Columbia river this season
has set some cannerymen to prospecting
for other points where they can prose-
cute their business without tie annoy
ance aud interference by lawless and
irresponsible foreigners. scalsswsgs and
thugs, who should never have been Per
mltted to set foot on our shores. we
hope that the rumor OF the estaoiisn-
ment Of the cannery may be resii1ed,
and extend our best wishes IN advances
for its fullest success, financially snd
osherwise.-Post.
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THURSDAY
Masonic.

The grand lodge of Masons convened
in Portland yesterday. The following
aie in attendance from Linn county !:
Shedd, No 70. N 0rume, p Cor
net; Halsey, No. 81, w HI shepherd; !;
st. johns, No. 50, d III james, + j
Miller, J 2 Galbraith: Lebanon, No. "A,
] @ Gordon; Thurston, No. 2S, James
Mcdonald, NJ Cunningham, CIV Brand
enberg; Corinthian. No. IL, A II Freerk-
sen, J Fleiseher; Brownsville, No SO,
w b blanchard; Scio, No. 80, w A Ew-
ing. The officers elected for The ensuing
year: Philip Metschan, grand master ;
w II Iobson, deputy grand master; ]
b Cleland, senior grand warden; NJ
Hodson, junior grand warden; ID o Nc
Kercher, grand treasurer; James Rob-
inson, grand secretary; Jacob Mayer,
chairman of the educational fund.
The Eastern Stars elected the follow
ing officers: Mrs A Helm, w. q. NJ. /;
John Vert, W @. p; Mrs M Lutke, A.
". g. NJ; o II james, A. W. q. p.
Mrs NJ A Conkling. g. s.; Mrs G III
Strange. G. =; MIS- Carrie Wise. q @. /;
Mrs Jennie Muekle, A g. @ Mrs A NJ
Raley, q c., William Clemens, G. L.
Minnie + Lee, g. NJ; NJ X Brown, G
Adah; Clara Darling, u. Ruth; Susan ]
Hepprer, q. Z; Ora ii Morey, q. Mar
tina; Siecta E Colvin, Il. Electa; Bar
hara Crabili, G. W.; 5 l. Stone, Il. s.
Clara Burkholder. q. U
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A SANIIAM MAN.-Thc little sasoon
iraeas-wlIieh was mentioned in the
Statesman yesterday morning was
brought into the recorders court yesteT-
day when the injured man, who turned
out to be the notorious Dick Homer,
from the Santiam country, an ex-con-
vict, swore out warrant for John Ep-
person, charging him With assault and
battery. EppeTson is weli-known
race horse jockey and balls from San
Francisco. At a late hour last even ny
Officer Fiester arrested his man who.
| when brought before Recorder Edes.
pleaded not guilty IN the charge. His
trial was set Tor o'clock this afternoon
and he was released on So bail which lac
| furnished in cash 1T Was Stated list
night that Horner. the prosecuting vii
ness, had left the city goirg 10 his home
in the mountains. II that Is tie cast
| EpI erss n wili, OF course, not be prose
cuted further The trouble is said Il
have occurred over a game Of dice. ears
man having $40 up and bo,h elsinin'
the puTse.-statesinan.
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Superintendent Iawler aaI Capt.
Smith of the L.awier mines wcre in the
city today. Nothing new.
Mr.. Jonas Davis, one Of oregOn's pio-
neerS OF -. of Shedd, Is in Portland St
tending the meeting OF the pioneers in
session there.
). :. Train and family. Mrs. Capt.
Phillips. c. z. Sylvester aud others wen,
10 Independents today Ia attend The g
A. X. encAmpment-
DR.. Nat Redpath. a,SendAn; physician
At the asylum =, sseiiac0om, Wash-, ar
rived IN Albany Yesterday on lev days
TIsig and sent oat 30 Lebanon 10 see his
mother Mrs. G b Montague.
Frank Conossr. cg Corvallis, tcEmeE
proprietor Of the Corvallis Gazette. was
in the city, TuesS3ay. He has sold out
lis interests in Corvallis and will take =
rest Tor year. soeuding the time in
looking up nsA location --MeMinn-
vile 7. 4.
W Merriman, aseni Of The s. +. Co.
GervAis. Jeff Wednesday Tor = o 18th.
vacation. lie vii go 10 Medford and
jacksonville wIsere his vile and little
daughter are Isow visiting. This Is his
first lay-of 10 foar yesrs.--6ervAis Star
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BE CONSERVING.

Cash for poultry at r. NJ. Robertson's q
The best fresh groceries and produce a,
Conn Il huston's.
LADIES ths latest f.shl3a is a sea niles
dress made by Mrs. Mclean.
DR.. g. W. Maston, physician and sur
geon, Albany Or. Calls answered prompt
ly in city or country.
Drs. IL. e. and U. K. Beers oilices and
residence in the post office building. Spec.
ial atteation given TO diseases Of women.
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rHK YoUNsEsT M1Exks--A Salem
eorreSro On lent writes TO the Oregoniaa
10 ina .sthe name and age OF the
youngest members Of the house and sen
ate Of Oregon for the past four sessions
Unfortunately, there are no records from
which to establish certain reply. Rep
re=ensative Wilkinson, OF Lane county
wxs supposed to be the Youngest mem
Der Of the session Of 1885, Senator John
son Of Linn county. who Was bern IN
1857, was undoubtedly the Youngest sen
ator OF the 1898 sessien. aud viii likely
have the same distinction in 1897. Repre-
sentative Jeffrey, the populist hoy or
aior," was supposed 10 be the Youngest
member of the house of lSe5. having been
/ born in 1893, but the s.elue book in
forms us that Repre@<nlstiye 0eorge
Rinearson was only 81 years old in 1880,
so he vas the Youngest Representative
/ John Gratke IS said to be the Youngest
membe--elect of the Isouse. He halls
I from Clatsop county, and his age Is
about 2S.
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Coiiege Notes

EXCAVATIONS were ended this afternoon.
The way u Of the irausgressor is hard
especially II examination time when he
has been running ous nighss-so says the
Professor.
Several visitors were At chapel this
morning. After the chapel exercises the
students listened to some very editying
remarks i,om tie faulty
The musical juniors gave recital this
afternoon NJ $50.
Toe order o. exercises for the next
week is as follows:
Friday, June l2-Coisege society hall,
junior reception to the senior class, (on
invilaiion.l
Sabbath. June l4-Uaissl Presbyterian
church, Baecaiaureate sermon at l0:N
O'Clock a. m. by Rev Thos. Royd. D. D..
| Portland. At Methodist church. An
nuai address TO she Christian Associa-
tion at 40 y. m. f.. ny Rev. J. A. Gle
land, Montreal. Canada.
| Monday, June l5--College chapel
Junior oralions at 8 p. III
J Tuesday, Pune I6-At opera house
graduating exercises OF the ConservaIor,
OF Music at 10 a. IN. Concert st s u. N
"Wednesday. June lT--At United Pres
hyterian church, commencement ora
tions At 10 q. IN. Al St. Charles, Alumni
reunion and banquet nj s O'Clock p m.
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CoaNExcENESr.-The commencement
exercises promise n b. o. unusual in
terest this year. Tire exercises Sund.y
will be held at the U. p. Church, the
baccaiaureatt sermon being delivered by
Rev. 7. =. Boyd ut tue U. L. Church in
the morning and the address by Rev.
CleIand at the NJ. f. Church. N the
evening. The Juniors have fine pro-
gram for Monday evening at The college
chapel. Th. conservatory graduates
will give choice program ut 10 a. ".
Tuesday and public entertain ment in
the evening. The graduating exercises
will take place A. the U. Z. Church
Wednesday morning. The subjec.s in
dicate something good: Miss Ina Me-
Cuiloch's being American Public
Schools" John Philip Johnson's 'Th'
Love OF Fame" Miss Zella Maue
Crosby's .An Iaeal Education Alfred
Melvin Williams "Silent Forces" Ar
thur " ellesly Foshay's Patriotism ;
Interspersed will be q song by the con.
lseryatory quartet. solo by Mrs. Lang
! don, a piano solo by Miss Bachelor an
song by the conservatory trio. Til
| alumni " i'll meet in the evening.
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Linn County Pioneers.

The annual pioneer picnic was held
at Brownsville this week and was great
euccess; on Thursday about 5000 peo-
pie being present.
On Wednesday addresses were de.
livered by State sur erintendent Irwin
and Rev. Snyder, on THURSDAY the an
nnal address was delivered by Rev. L. G.
kaufman. Frank Abram Powell and
Rev Jas. Galloway also spoke. The
latter told about holding camp meeting
near the same. place thirty years ago.
Friday, Hon. N A. Miller delivered
the a1dress to the young people, and
Mayor Elmore Of Brownsville, and Rev.
@. r. Wishart Of Albany. the addresses 10
the w. @. 7. o., stirring temperance ef-
forts.
The following officers were elected !:
President. A w Gtznard, Brownsville;
yia e-president, Robt. Glass, Crawfords-
vile; rectors, ID S Busey. Harrisburg
Caleb Gray, Ha.sey; A Rigs, Cysx-
'ordsville; secretary; o 2 Coeh2E,
Brownsville, treasurer; W z KiIk,
RrownsyiIle.
The meeting next year will begin on
the third "Wednesday Of June.
Secretary COshow has compiled the
following list Of Linn county pioneers
who came 70 Oregon ffty or more years
ago:
Is57.-Mrs Elizs Warren (nee spauId-
ing.)
ISa8.-C III Walker.
ISs5.-Mrs Jenett Walters, Mrs JohI
NcSeal, Mrs Julia A Kirk, Mrs ID AR.
thurs, Ms Sarah Ribeiin, Mrs Ruth
Pugh, Mrs Francis A Pugh, William
Mccoy, William Hawk, Benjamin Cut
Ter, A Fl Peterson, John Foster, e 7
Fisher, Jonas Davis.
lSs6.-SteEard Lewis, Mrs e Lewis
7 A Riggs. James BIakeIY, W. z Kirk
John McNeAI, Elias Keeley, d Wood
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A BAD DEPUrY.-E. j. McClanahan.
of Eugene, for q year and q half the
trusted deputy game warden OF Mr..
McGuire, has fallen from grace, and
turns out TO have been q wolf in sheep's
clothing. He was arrested IN Eugene
yes.erday, and, on being confronted with
overwhelming evidence charging him
with Illegally dealing in deer hides, l,e
pleaded guilty and was fined $50. The
evidence revealed the fact that MeCian-
ahan had secured over 1000 pounds OF
deer hides, and had b, xed and shipped
them under fictitious name TO Port
land. Mr.. Mcclure expects now to ar
rest the parties to whom the hides are
consigned. Mr.. Mcclure has revoked
the deputyship of McClanahan. +. T.
Reed, who was indicted with McClAna-
han on the same charge, als0 pleaded
guilty, and was also fined $50 Oregon
ian.
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BACK To TExAs.-Three prairie schoon-
ers passed Though tiIis afternoon.
On the side OF one OF them was the in
scription. Everett, Wash April %.
1896; back 10 Texas we GO" Another
one said, Texas, home. sweet home -
The wagons we're drawn by h,srscs with
the sign Oats w1uted Within" plainly
evident. and the entire outfit did mol
have the appearance Of very much ihriii.
This makes 10 or Is of these outfits that
have passed south through this city
sItl. n iise past three days. The ques-
people he any better OF after III. :
reach Texas -6uard. Like Sysiphus
they will lie ever rolling tile stone up the
mountain. OREGON wants immigrants
but no. the shifgIess class
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MoRE ALRAxr BrTTR.-The Albany
Creamery had nos quite Sled their Sc
attic order Tor u 900 abs Of butter, shen
AEo.h order came in from Portland Tor
5000 lbs 10 be delivered just as fast -
il can be made. II is probable that this
last order is TO lie placed Ia cold storage
10 await higher prices. Wherever =
sample lot OF Albany butter has been
seni, the company have received orders
Immediately. and they have re, 10 lose
o customer on account Of the quality oi
sheir product. There 10 not an iussitu-
ion OF the kind on the coast that has q
better reputation. and it surprises us
that this has been brought about in
such short space OF time
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A QUEER PLAcE.-Tha election OF As
SCISSOR jackson as county clerk may cause
itone embarrassment nn'ess diplomatic
relations are established between Judge
Neil and the populist party in some
manner. and even in that event there
may still be embarrassment. Dir. Jack
son cannot qualify as clerk while he Is
assessor and his term OF office as assessor
does not expire until next January. He
must qualify as clerk on July lss and to
resign before that time as will be nee
essarv will give Judge Neil the appoint
ment of his successor. Mr.. Jackson Is
now in the midst OF The 1896 assessment,
and it is not probable that democratic
assessor to be appointed would care TO
take up Nr. Jackson's work where he !e!s
off, continue it and father the whole
woTk.-Ashland TidinRs.