davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1899-03-05
BILLS SJcyrD BY THE PRESIDENT
ONLY FEW rxmpoRrANr MEASURES FAILED

ONLY A FEW uNlMpoRTANT MEASURES FAILED
TO RECEIVE APPROVAL.
Washington March 4-The PRESIDENT mas ap-
uroy.d the following bills
Tn. general appropriation bills. omnibus claims.
UashinPton Public Library. providing a code OF
criminal laws for the District OF Alaska, author
,1tng m. construction OF bridge over the Ten
,,ss.e River at or near Sheffield authorizing the
Fort Smith and Western Railroad Company 10 70
'onstr1tct "A railroad through the ChOctaW ana
,,,a.k Nations Indian Territory ratfying an
s,reemsut with the Lower Brule ana Rosebud
Indians IN South Dakota
only three or four bills which had passed po'h
houses NJ Congress failed 10 receive the Presl-
60 s,gnatur. All these bills were private bills.
and some of them were bills granting pensions 10
,ersons who had died since the bills were intro
duced , 49,.
several scores OF bills were signed while the
New-York tribune., 1899-03-05
DIRECTOR or. THE CENSTS.
EX-GOVERNOR MERRIAM NOMINATED AND
CONFIRMED.

Washington March 4-The President to-day NOM
mated ex- Governor William K. Merriam Of Mime
sofa TO be- Director of the Census and the nom
inaton was confirmed by the Senate.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-05
General Debility or Nervousness

to album portraits
shed person Sen free
BY Ill.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-05

Only i've minutes remained In that time was
,racte5 one OF the most dramatic scenes ever VII
,,assed in the House OF Representatives.
Nv PAYNE summoned Mr. Dockery to the chhlf'
, ne in turn recognized Mr Bailey The minority
leader in this Congress. To present the r'So'"'''
',,,,,,rs the Speaker for the impartial manner In
',t h mad presided over the deliberations OF
80, House silence fell upon the vast concour~e 'H
a.. Galleries Mr. Bailey spoke as follows
T., e an admirable trait OF the American .-la,". -
go, and n h one which Will tend 10 ih' ~. .",a &
% l'L % ~ our instltutions that no matter now We
80, contend against each other over our ner,
rce. ~ opinion each IL always ready 10 s1Ts'H Sr a.
70 he other whatever praise may De dese'Feu' A"'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02
r1ur eine mte6erbolunel

8riefe pie Der 7~.olgenbe fommen tpGbrenh
Der @uiIon tdgli4 in Der Sffice pDn Or.
geter 6abrneD in gGicago an; iie iinb nur
Wieberbolunaen BON 9unberten d6nlider
3euqniiIe: v9enben @5ie pieber Elm Slit
den BON Sprni's magen tdrter, mir t0nnen
nidt .mebr o6ne benfelbslt fertig tperOen'
I'm er 4idbrises S0@teraen bate etneu
M%ubrunfuu. sic marbe re9,t eleub nnb be-
fam elm selbli9es Nusie6en. 8tr gaben
lift BON 5orni's Ma9enitdrter e!n mto'fG3On
na9 brei Oofen bDrte Der 9ur@faQ duf uro
bic &leine mar balb pieber geiunt>." Daniel
6auer, 8olanb, &an1as.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02
6unitt9e 5ablen.

Die SortI8ritte Der 6anbeIsz unb Sc
tper6etbdtigteit 9euti9ldnbs pG6renb
Der i%iingiten breiBig Big bier3ig
Sabre finb bergIei9speiie gr5Ber ge>
neIen dls be ir9enb zines anOern 2unbes
nit aIeiniger Nusnubme Der 8creinigz
ten Staoten. @inen Der f9(agenbiten
8epeiie oteIes groBen 4uff4pun9s liefern
bic 8eri9te bes Gin unb Nusfubt6dnbels
Der alien 9anIaitabt 9amburJ. Sn benz
~iiingIten 8eri9te 1T cine @erglei4ung Der
3ablen Der erIten 6ul6ia6re Der lebten feds
Sabre, 1894 bis 1899 9egeben. SIN eriten
9albiabre 1894 belief ii4 bic Gtnfu9r pie
bic Nusfu6r, pel9e na6e3u glei4 iino, Guf
etpus tpeniger als 3 MiQionen 3onnen pber
5000 MiGonen pfunb. Seitoem But las
@eT9Gft bon Sabr gu Sabr 5u9en6mmen uno
atpar i'm @an5en UNI etpds ii6er 100000
Sonnen pber i'm 0ur9i6nitt 100000 Sonz
men ober 3 Milionen 9funb i'm Sabr. SIN
reben berflofene1 !9dlbiabre betta5 Der Sc
1uNmmtimport $4,000 Sonnen unb Der
@t9prt 3,823,OOO, cine 9ifferens Sn Gum
fef' bes Supports bon $4,000 3pnnen ooer
/ .O8G\OOO Yfunb. SIM @ergleih nit 1894
Str Support i'm eriten 9albia3re 1899
UNI 9O7>OO0 SOnnen getpa4ien. Die 3u<
nabme b.ss gan3en Su6res 1899 iiber bas
SSya6r 1854 pirb ii4 ipabri9etnli4 ouf
minbeIens 1,814,0OO Sonnen pOer 1928
Miaionen g. YtnO, uliO iiber 3Oa PrO5snt Be-
laufen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02
GtabItrt felt 1851.
Henry S~ehoellkopf.
Wholesale & Retail Grocs-.
232 nno 234 OF 2ianoofp6-Straee,

"uOioSdl0 % h0Gdl OTOC5'
232 nno 234 of 2ianoofp6- Sfraee,
swif4eH Eroutlir. unb WEartet- StE.
@btc 40 Q, Sas..
Gntpfeblt in feluIter Q8oore:
Wedbten GtntncntbaIer d. ueis erf6Ie,
Trats. NoqucfDrtsGGIe, Srumage De 8rte,
@riiIcn &rGut er=SS6ie. bpu. GoGners&15e,
1etmItem @iln bur9crzHaic, $sanofaIe,
Nedbten 9tiheIoprfer semi, Weinciiie,
Qte DIES SItpcm0I, &aperu, SIioen,
Jrans. Sbantpi9monS, feimitc SaroimeS,
eSranS. &rbIcn, ShbeGer Spar9eIn,
9eltolucr Ut itbd)en, Sd)nittbubnen
NriidIcS ocntideS 3luctid ennmS,
0ctrofncfc SSciOcIbcerct, Sirnen It. &itI d. ets
NetettebI, &arto ncIntcbL, GrbSmebI,
Grbsmurit, BUD ~ eis en- tto Seafer9riike,
Wci5en9rteS, &tnIen, @trle, 8riinfetn,
6etIitc Yerl9erIte, Sa0O, @crlteu9rttke,
Vfeifer Mmo OILERS RafTec=Grtraft,
Yfarrer &icipp's WtaIssSfaffcc,
Micner Neiacn=Sfaffee, Gtd,clfaffec,
%Scinftcm SGOas, WtOffn. Mto Hios&afTee,
6etnite WamiacsSbocoIaoe unO &afao,
Ncdlten Stebig's Sleiid)ertroft
SonO cniirtc antertf. unO SGln eiSet W2tIdb,
Nedltcm uEaar. HuiemsYaprifa,
Stal. ySuocIH tto Maccaroni,
Natinirtcu SSantb. MaI Mmo YtousSSGrin9e,
Nedbte boH. VOusGdrin9e 2tndl pOicS,
Nuiiidle Saroimen, &aUiar,
&ieler Sprotten, MppetitsSiIO,
Wedlte Snroelen, Sarosuer=Suttet,
gIcdltc Sr1uui d1iu. GerneIatluurlt,
Nenpb1I. S6tnfen, SaInntt,
SyrtIdDe Jranffuttcr GratiUnrIt lit Siid1Ieit,
StraBb. WanSIcber=paitetem, &adjS,
Wedbten Partfer Sd)nnpitabaf BON Nokbe&,
9eutidbe Gpinnr1ocr ulo ~ Dutrater,
SoIsId)Mbe itItO &plSpautofcIm,
Watteni1tneretcr Wn9cii0ucn It. :. 10.
au ben blntqiten Yreiieu.
Henry SchOellkOpHs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02
umikmeifter".
SIN vS9pdbif6en Mertur" finben mir
folgenoe interefante @rinnerung:

IOtSS|lON tbLNhN 1NItt( VI ~ LHttHs
v0ie 8emiibunaen Der alien beut19en
Spru9gefeQf9aften, m0gli9it fir iebes
6rembtport einen beut16en Nusbrud gu
feben, geben Sdbrbunberte 3uriid unb 6dben
mun9e &opff9iitteln erregenbe Srii@te ge<
trieben. 4u3 bas itiirmii4e Sa6r 1848 nit
feiner ndtiondlen @rbebung 3eittgte in mans
9en Stdbten n0ereine fir beutf6e refine
Sprahe". Bor aQen mar IS bic alte uniz
per1ttdtstubt 6eibelberg, Die in benz rii5rts
gen Pfarrer Der beut16zfatbolti 6en 8ez
metnbe, Or. 8r1gger, einen unermiiolt4en
8ortGmpfer Der Spra9reintgung beiaB. So
melbete AUDI Der vS9pGbii9e Mertur" bom
%. Npril 1849 bon 6eibelberg, Der oortige
8erein fir beutI6e 9pra9e erfre1e it4
GROCER S6eilnabme unb 3d9le i4on iiber 500
Mitglieber, pbnpbl nod fein Sa6r fett 1etner
9riinbung berflpf1en lei. Nuf ben Sommer
bes unrubigen Sobre5 mar cine groBe 8erz
fGmmlung aler Spra9bereine nd9 5rdntz
furt am Wfain geplant, NGein Der 9etoels
berger 8ereinsbpriibenbe lab in 1einem
0pftprtitel bereits cine 8erfeBung Der bon
i6m bertretenen Sadie, unb 10 i9aftte er
fir fib ben fpra6li9en 5rembling ab unb
nannte ii9 = 8iBmeifer."
60 tpeit Der v@6pdbi1de Mertur" alas
elmer Ieiner grinnerungen. 9ie l1mtpanb=
lung bon Oottor in WiBmeiiter lift freiGi@
elm r1nIinn. Sole uebertreibungen elmer
guten Sa9e nebnten aber elmer iolhen SADIE
an unb fir ii9 ni6ts BON ibrer &i9tisteit
unb Wi9ttgteit. unb Elm beritdnoiger
&f esgen unn0tbige S%rembpOrz
ter, tpie q a It i'm tdmpfte, 1T cine tpabre
WobGtbut fir bic beutf4e Spra4e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02
Cine froee uno 6oh feline.

@egen etn 10 eruitli6es unb i6iuersbaftes
2eibcr, tpie Die @dmOrrboioeu, iperben uuf
Der etnen Settle, D. }. bon i0neiOeluiigcn
Quafialbern 1no 9epiienloien Gbarlataien,
bas Operationsmeier, Die S6niirfttte unO
i0arte, abenoe Sduren angepanOt, obne
me6r ais eine1, boriiberge6enDen Grfplg an
e~r5ielen. Nlf Der onberen Settle ;eDt ST..
Silsbee's @%nofeiis, iene beriiDnte Nr5nci,
luelDe @eillng berbeifiibrt. Die @ntluOrt
anipenben iO4, lautet olio bod oIne Traac:
9nafeiis! Qroben fret berlonbt polt
P. Neustaedter & Co., Box 2416, New
York.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02

Sem pentonsamt in Wafb=
fino bis iebt $4,000 pe~niionseez
1u4e bon Solbaten %5ugegangen, bic fir bic
Oaler Oes 8rieges NIT Spanien angetporz
ben tparen. 9ies iibertrifft bic Mannz
f4ufts3abl bes unter General @bafter in
ben &ritg gegangenen a9ten Mrmeeforps
Inn ettpu 1000, unb man barf baraus f6liez
BEN, buB unier pbilippinen> Nbenteuer bic
3abl Der peniionsbere4tigten anf ettpa
$4,000 bringen tpirb. 0ie benielben gu
5ablenoe peniion pirO fi4 auf etpa 5ebn
MiGlionen Dollars itellen. Dies lit elm ST.
gen Der @rpanionspoGitit, oer
bon ben Steuer5ablern ni9t gerube NIT Gnz
tbuiiasmus besriibt perben biirfte
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02

- l1niere GorrefppnOenten unb Ngenten
beiuGen bic fol9enben Stauten:
t0err 8auG SriebeI bic Staaten
Soma, Minneiota, fopie Nprbs unb Subz
Satotd.
9err Adolf Werner bereif gegenz
tpdrtig oGs 9ertreter Der rSainDts Staatsz
3eitung" ben Stat SG;u0is.
6err Sriebrt9 S9erf 1T Igent
Der .SninOis @taats5ettung" fir ben
@taat Wisconitn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02
mern oos RIeine adhnt.

70 peridnmt ni6t, bas oIte NIB wobG erprobte
9ilfsmittel fir bos 3abnem ber &inber,
De1S; @'' e. 5ers5i goS Sag sinS S7 sr1b:i5 a'' Sas
!3abnfeii6, b~cielttsf ale @6mersen. furirt
@inbtolit unb it bos bette Mtttel ee9e1
Diarrboe. Sinfunb3w orsia @ents bic 6lai9e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02

sSn % irttemberg me- in So'oer
fommen bic @anbertoGtnre nuf
Dem 2anbe INNER me6r emppr. Our9 lie
pirb audi i'm 8auerntanoe meGr unD
mehr cine oerniinftige, seIuare ao4era
.ecfIrbert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02

Ns9 beTonberer rebereintunft BAT bic
German Mmerican publif6ing So. in 2os
4nqeGes, @aGif., unfere 8ertretung fir gee
nunnte @tuOt unb SiibzGulifornien iiberz
nommen unb Tinb bersn @ertreter bere3tigt,
4bonnementsgelber gu tplIettiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-08-02

vGrtra @aIe"". "Saluator" nnS
.,8atriid"|,
@eine MaIsbierc, 9ebraitt not Der
GDnr. eetpp 8retp 60. Sm 8laf1en
Unto 0dHert at babet. Selcpbome:
co. $780, 8ottlin9 9eptMt- 90. 800.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-03
THURSDAY
A LIVE AFFAIR.
POundmaster Davidson Has TrOu-
BILE in the Third Ward

Yesterday afternoon about o'clock
Poundmaster Ed. Davidson had o very
live experience in the third ward. He
was out on his horse after stray cows
when he discovered the COW OF Otto
Hiatt hitched to a stake on the street
near the creamery, the DRnocRAT is in
formed ON the south side, just outside
the city hmiLs. He proceeded to take
the COW up, when the twelve year old
son OF Mr. Hiatt appeared and objected.
Davidson drew his revolver on the boy,
but the boy cut the rope, letting the cow
loose. The animal fed upon lot form.
erly rented by Hiatt. Mrs. Hiatt APP
peared and followed the COW to catch it
A man who saw the affair says Davidson
came near running over her in his chase
after the animal. It is also alleged that
he struck her over the head with rope.
Policeman McClain, who resides near,
appeared and stopped further trouble.
He took Davidson's revolver and placed
it in charge of Recorder Henton, who
says Davidson is not authorized to carry
q weapon by virtue Of his office, and he
has no special permission. The affair
caused considerable excitement in the
part OF the city where it happened. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-03
Obituary.

John Fletcher Moses was born in Char
lotte County, Vireinia, on June End,
1898, died at Crawfordsville, Oregon, on
February 10th, 1899, aged 75 years, Z
months and IL days.
He married Miss P. A. Williams Of
Lunenburg County, Virginia, on Decem-
Der 18Th, lS49, who with one daughter
survive him.
AS son he was obeiient and dutiful.
To his brothers and sisters he was a
brother indeed; as a husband he was
true and loving, and as father he was
kind and affecIonate to excess; as a
friend he was unwayering in Ills fidelity,
and as q neighbor he was accommodate
ing, benevolent and charitable, He was
a pious and jealous christian, member
of the NJ. E. church South. All who
knew him intimately will feel his loss.
He lived the life Of q christian and died
as he had lived.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-03
SATURDAY
THE TEACHERS

The Albany institute opened laet nigh
with an address at the Presby teriar
church by State Superintendent Acker.
man. There was large attendance.
CITY superintendent Martindale pre-.
sided.
The higL school quartet, Misses Cline,
breuner, dowar, aud Stuart, 1are heard
In song that pleased all.
Superintendent Ackermsn then spoke
on the subject "Do the public schools
meet our expectations. The address
was one that left strong impression on
those hearing it OF the importance OF the
pubic school in the nation, q great fac.
tor IN our civilization, the hope OF our
nation.
Misses Stuart AMI BreDneT were heard
10 duet well sung. aud Misses Crosby,
warner, Elktns and Stuart ia a quartet.
This forenoon thirty live, progressive
TEACHERS met at the central building and
spent several hours pToEitably. Il was
debating crowd and every question was
warmly discussed. Miss Ethel Redfield
openrd the subject OF mental arithmetic
with an excellent paper and a fast dis.
enssion followed The subject of school
discipline was started by S. L. Titue.
and this is something that always brings
out a.good many Suggestions and severe
al made their opinions knoEn. Mr..
Annie Williams gave 3 fine psper on
Nature Study" that wac fruitfuiin the
ideas brought out
So prolific had BEEN the thoughts pre-
sented that an adjournment was had
with the program only half exhausted
This afternoon at 80 the work was
resumed and il will be necessary to hold
late In order to finish the work mapped
out. Papers we're expected from Miss
Warner, Miss Collins, Miss Whitney
Prof. Aartindsle, Aiss Hulee, Prof. Baker
Mrs. Adams and Superintendent Aeksf-
man, followed by a general discussion
Prof. Msftindale. president Of the
association, presided in very sstisfac.-
ory manner
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-03
Fair Committees.

Chairman G. l. Reece, Of the County
FAls meeting. bHs appointed the follow
Ing committee 10 solicit for life esriIfi-
cafes al $40 each, il being desired 20 be
able IL possible, a. the adjourned meeting
TO present i've hundred life certificates: !:
Albany-Phil Coed wia, W. r. Bilyea,
ant ". Raiston.
Eat AihAny-Thos. FromAn, G. r..
Walker aud G. L. Shaw.
We tAlo NC. w. Cline Sam GouT-
ley and &. d. BAtss.
North Bro~usville-Dr Starr, A. W.
SIanAn ard ". r. Cochran.
Sousls BFounsyille-J R<C0osey, Hen
~ BsAkels aud Clyde Foster.
Center-A Brandon. Ali~fruus Hdd
Scott " ard
CrAs sfosdsville-Robeit Glass, Robs RI
Mosee and Geo. Findley.
Fos era. II. Yosi, Jerry Shay and
@ II 6sisend Tfer.
Fox Valley -lIenFy Lyons, stih Mitch
ell and W. Z Potter.
South Harriaburg-SAm MGy, Z. L.
White and harvey Summerville.
NoEth HaEFishuFg-E. Z. Upmeycr. F.
II. kiEer and Wm Hanson.
Hsisey-C. a. Davis, G. G. Jackson
aud W. j. Ribelin.
JofdAn-L. L. Tra.k. Beui. Jordan end
HAmau shelton
NORTH Lebanon Geo. Clark, II. u
Garfield and Lee Gaines.
South Leban nc. B. Montague. u
A. Miller and DIR. LAmberson.
OFleans-Areh Miller, Austin HulbnTi
and Henry Stone.
Price, w. Propst, J. CIs@-EnJ
u. Settle.
Rock Creek-w. n Hessaman, E. S
Chase and Z. henness.
Syracuke-Johu Conser, Isaac Meeke
and L. @. Str iton.
sodaville-Ralph Fisher, D. M. JoneI
and W. w. Parrish.
Sclo-A. ]. Johnson, S. P. Munker
and Ira Phslpe.
Sweet Home-A C Buck, o. II. Rus
cell and John Orchard.
Shedd- Neal Shedd, Henry Sprenge
and d. FIeeFksen.
santiam-John Meyers, Fl. Cyrus an
J. II. Peery.
eheiburn-GIii King, S. A. DeVane
and Benz. Mankers.
Tsllman - Geo. Mcknight, ". "
Crawford and n. Parker.
Taneent-Bird Looper, John Scott an
Geo. Cochran.
| Watetloo-M. A. Fitzgerald, ChAs. d
vine and 7. L Rice.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-03
College Notes

= @. q. Bryant, G. ID. Byers, IA. NJ. Dick
:nson, O. A. Mu.key, q. T. Pratt and L
B. Speer went over to Corvallis Sunday
afternoon to aid the Y. NJ. O. A. of the
Y. 4. G. In prayer meeting.
Emma Brenner. Nina II. Cline, Min
nile X. Merrill and Frank Williamson,
who graduated from the High school in
January, entered college THE week.
The political economy class wss ex.
amined Tuesday.
As Wednesday was the anniversary of
"Ashineton's birthday. there was no
school tea day
The Brownsville bows are beginning TO
prscIic- for the purpose of playing q
gsme OF base ball with US.
Oliver Hickey is sick this week.
The class in Caesar was examined
Thursday
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-03
BABlANG
ROWDER
InsOaUrEW pURE
Makes the food more delicious and Wholesome

Dr, 3. z. Fuller is in the CITY.
Ed. McCiannahan, the Rambler. Is in
the city.
IT,. Wilson, teacher AMI attorney, OF
Scio, has been in the city.
DR.. Trimble is out after several days
confinement TO Lis room With the grippe
Rev. Robert Mclean, Of Portland, va
10 the city today to zee his sons Of the
college.
Rev. P. A. Moses, OF Polk county, was
in the city today the guest OF hIs son
Sam.
CHI. DalrympIe and Mrs. Fannie
Bipdseyof Gold Hill we're in Jackson
vile yesterday.-Jaeks0nyilie Tim 9.
Mrs. Hitchcock, Of the yiavi Office Of
Portland, is IN the city on businsss. ana
viii probably open sn Albany Office
ars. Pickens. OF Oregon City, has re-
ceived dispatch from Manila that her
husband, the Capt. of ] Co. viii come
home
William Toner, the Wells Fargo mes
senger, recently returned lrem . "trip 10
Santa Barbzry, Calf, where be belt dEs
Toner and children on visit
Hiram Parker went to Portland this
neon to consult with DIR Brown in refer
ence to one ofshis eyes, the sight Of which
be Is about to lose If ssnt attended 10, the
esult OF eryssipeias.
a Nev York dispatch OF yesterday
states that the second trial Of Mrs r rayne
Strshsn Moore was begun today before
Justice FurEman, in the criminal bfsscb
OF the supreme cour..
a letter received By DR.. Wallace this
week from Southern California snuoun-
ced the dangerous illness Of his brother
T. L. Wallace, formerly OF this city. He
was expected 10 live only few days.
Several days ago It was reported that
Miss Zeilz Daniess. daughter Cf pr-
Thomas Daniels, of CIoveTdale, had died
Of pneumonia in Portland. Miss Dan
iele was Ill awhile bat she i Los dead.
Instead she is nos At work 10 resiaur-
ant in that city.
In the debate last night between For
est Grove and the state university the
latter won, taking the affirmative OF the
question that It would not lie for the hest
interest of the United States TO hold the
outlaying colonies. Good for Eugene. w
L Whittiesey, Bernard JakEay and c V
Galloway, who represented the team
passed through Albany this noon for
Eugene.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-03
cALFoRNIA HG SYRuP 0.

San FKAECECo. Cal
0sCEvTLLE ~. xEw T8KL LE
See Locals on every psge.
Wheat IS cents
The Parker fountain pen Is = cracker
Jack" French the Iewler sells them
A large and fine stock oi cigars and H.
bacco at Conn s Huston's. See the dis
play.
when YOU want a choice steak. nlce
roast OF meat Of aay kind. call oa henry
3roders- He keeps the best.
Old bachelors and-old maids not under
90 years of age can get their photografs,
taken at Miss Longs, providing they hare
the money to pay for them.
Miss Long will be pleased 10 maze the
totografs OF all the grand parents of old
pioneers also Of their OK teams, II they
will only call at her s'1dio On second and
Ferry street.
Go to yerick's shaving and hair cat-
ting parlors for first class work. Hot
and cold baths. Clean towels to every
customer.
Tie best meats Of all kinds and good
| treatment at the Albany Dressed Beef
Company's market, lust dowR Second
treet. Good weight and prompt attend
ion.
| Prof Hollands social dances viii here
after be given on Saturday instead Of on
Friday evening.
your sewing machine needs repairing
take it to E. q. Wills sewing machine
depot and get the work done reasonable.
Don't wait until spring when the rnah Of
work is on ne, you may not get sheswork
done 50 prompt IN the spring. All work
guaranteed,
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Jury List.

Following is the list of ju.ymen drawn
for The Circuit Court which will convene
in Albany on March Is.
AlbanY-John Psopst.
Sodaville-Wm. Ingram, Hogue Par
rish, B. F. Simons.
Holiey--J. n. Wright, ]. A. Matlock.
-Scio-G. W. Arnold, VIM. May. A. T.
Powell, G. d. Compton.
TaTfgent-E. d. Barrett.
Brownsville-T. T.. Isom, Geo. FRY,
Crocket IAom, W. B. Blanchard.
Shelburn u \. B. Washburn, A. c.
Chrisman.
Harrisburg-P. W. Starr.
Plainview-George Wheeler John Gal.
lagher.
Oakville-D. A. Wade, Chas. Patter.
son.
Shedd-F. AcSermann, Walter Barton.
Santana. G. Guyier.
Crawfos dsviIle-Wm. Ireland.
Lebanon Chas. o. Smith, d. W
Hardin, W. +. Moist.
Halsey-M. Coon.
Sweet Home-J. P. Hopin.
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Religious Services.

United Presbyterian: Morning SER
vice at 1890. Subject of the sermon.
Opinions OF Jeeus s S all As, Jun
ioS 81 3 80, Senior Enceavor At 6 80. SO
evening seryiee. All are cordially invited
70 these services.
Presbyterian: Morning worship At
1890 Subiect OF sermon, "The Lord Of
Jesus" 5 ) AZ ii: AS, Junior EndeAvor
al $50; Senior Endeavor at 30, even.
ing worship At ! 80. SGbject Of sermon,
The Parable Of the Txo BoyF.' A cor
dial invitation 10 all the services is ex
tended to all.
Congregational: Preaching 81 the
Congregational church as usual. Morn
ing service IL . N. Subject, The Bless
ings Of FoFgetiulness." Evening service
z 80 p m. Subject, "The Second Com
mandmeGt." Sunday school l2:l5 n
All not attending elsewhere ara cordially
invited 10 the above services
F. ". PAEKEz.
Baptist charck Services at usaa
hour Preaching both morning and
evening By Rev. A. A Williamson oi
Warsaw. Ind. Chinese mission AZ p
N, Junior B I r Z st $50 N. B \ r
q prayer service ai 6 so . u. Mid-week
prayer meeting Thursday evening st &c
p m. a cordial invitation is extended 10
all 10 attend these services.
M Z church South: Special meetings
will be begua in the ii E church Soath
Monday evening, Feb 81, At 80 by the
pastor. A cordial Invitation TO all.
Cumberland Presbyterian: snsdzv
School 10 . N. pre&rhing service. IL N I.
Junior Eadesvor ? - n. Senior En-
deayor $50 p IA. preaching services 50
p m. Topic for morning. The Water oi
LiGe." Topic for evesing. "A PeTfec'
Rrle Of Lille" All are eordia.ly invited
10 attend thee services
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Isaac Hyman's Suicide.

Isaac Hymsn, the well known San
Francisso clothing insn. com nitted sui
eide Monday morning st his room in
tha. city He stnfiei the doors aud
windows and wrenched the chandelier
from the gas pipe and the gas did the
rest. Hyman WAS 6f,y three years Of
age and it was thou .ht poor health was
the cause. as he bad iusE come Il, m the
hospital For thirty years Hyman came
TO ALBANY twice year. and aas almost
as veil known nere as some Of onr osn
residents. was . asFh liver hut wac
= genial an a'.d vas popular among
thoes with o." he dealt and his broth.
er drummere.
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FORMER ALBANY PREACHER. - The
Seattle T. !. Of Feb. 20 contains very
interesting sketch of the life OF Rev.
John F. Deyore, the Methodist minister
who diel few yesrs ago, with several
incidents and sketches. Among the in.
eidents are those OF his hauling enough
lumber TO build church in day and OF
his thrashing man alter taking of his
coat and stove pipe hat, placing them
on the ground, and saying, Say there
Methodist minister" The article Is
headed "a man OF individuality" De
wore was enc OF the early Methodist
preachers OF Albany, while here display
ing healthy muscular christianity that
many admired.