Oregon Populist from Albany, Oregon • 3

VrCnUU IJOIIllltqt Her main Sb.roe.ler, a barber of v. IIUIUOI Ui. SOCIETIE3. Corvallis-, was this city riH IS fillftranrt Itith on. Boa Qc X.O.

O. Albany lodcc Ko. i me1 corner Firit and Mry itf 5-mple, toriDfi-a room in tain the names and get together a few of his neighbors and -form a People's party organization where one does nol already exist, and re- port to J. M. Marks, Lebanon, the county chairman.

There are Populists in every precinct and school district in theVinnntp that hivn LOCALS. Mrs, Andy Hunt is very not expected to live. ill and hutel at that place, and stealing "What Oar Neighbors Are Doing. (From Lebanon Advnuce.) A severe winter, possibly accompanied by frost is predicted for Oregon, 0 Sheriff Jackson began levying on property for delinquent taxes, the firjst of the week. Of pregon's 35,000 to bales of llitnn Anlv nlir.nt nnn T.J.Sdte.,8.

onrkuart, h. at Tmpimni No. meet. f.iiiriinini a suit of olothos and other valua ri7 1" ihunlfa "ato.1 bles beloncmie to Gnnnm Ti Miss Lizzie IWd, of Lebanon, -TO THE- John Kiihaou. Scril A YPcrima nn i was -amauy, i' nilay.

I ft no. mem iacifie- railnmi. not known hu Mrs. Wallace returned to this Strahan Block man v. is t.hflt RIT lii.b-arts Second Si place yesterday, from Eugene 1 ii T- Jits, joaiti Veal, R.

ST Inuv -T a. iiiuvi VI detectives nre, now emnloveH nn UT, Ii. I. lift lv nnr a iatn cient interest in the Peijjile'a party to prompt them to organise so that thoir localities will be represented in tho county convention. J.

F. Hendbix. imvo wi yet Deen sold. wuv U1UM1 IC" turned from a trip east Thursday. the uight ran on the overland train.

VVbIIb Vnmn 1 WHEEE YOU FILL NOW FIND v. cochow Sec. x'uiur jh hhi i hi (T rnr 1 1 Anrvf-ct red JJ.ess, a blacksmith of tins' sack in Thin is tl.n so placed armed gaurds'in their cars on the. overland Mioapest we ever heard of. Silver's Champion.

o. Winn; 8v-cA city, has be9n taken to the asylum. His insanity is thought to be 6nly teni penary. Max FriPnflU''-irnnvifr. Engineer J.

F. HimnnnTi nf Phe MuOurdv hnvu Anin'rf some freighting from. Albany to 1 uiuuiD mubuuIc lomplc. wit-gun rapine, was arresfpd Hiit urday on a charge, of man.slanah. C.

Winn, Hoc. w- Barr, C. sawmill at Corvallis, has made an The Rocky Mountain Subscription prige reduced as fol-, lows: The daily, by mail, one year, $6oo. Six months Threft ljebanon. i (From IlarrisburgCourier.) ter, preferred by his formor wife iff.

5- H-B-eet, 1 1 lhe chnrne hnscd nn ilia sl.ls assignment. Mrs. Dr. Davis has been spend Manufacturer of I nek miss Pauline May is' spending CD vv vm. uu aiKtVU raont that kegnvo her medicine to J.

k. wyalt, Sec. MB wees in Albany. A great raaiiy farmers in thia impure an abortion, lie gave ing me past iwo. weeks with fiends in Portland.

G. 0. Cooloy, of Brownsville, Bioik M. Floor Blrtmoi van ai once ana was released. TdfetSsSt Saddles, Bridles, Harness, etc.

Whips, vicinity have finished their fall A donlllo bill ni tlio Mi uumui ii tm. Fridav. Nov 3- Th passed tnrougn Albany, Friday, sowing. Miss MaGTMfi' Me.TVToal.-i'r. i'o coinage movement, and should iiuiu urvanis.

VI comedy drama in two acts, "Hick'ry jaooes, liusters, etc; m-tlie-hTids of every voter, north, JMr. Jay ltamp after spending ai iu; to do ioiioweit by the one-act comedv. "A Hninrii Vliu spending the week in Albany, the guest ot friends. AT.PTrA TrTiOTX' me summer in lioseburg, returned huflm AlUn A 'i home last week. Uiinl floor 01 BalUmore block i inrrn souin, east ana west, i ne ukegon Popun3T and the Weekly News, a large and splendidly illustrated wecklv edition of the RnrW Mnnn Dr.

H. A. Davis will nlnnt. an ami Mr. F.

M. Mitchell, princiDal of seata 50 cents, gallery 25 cents more acres to lions noTt onrin A ft-ll ttr ii.f.... i. tho Scio publio school, was on our tickets now on sale, nt Hodges L.r meets eri-rv i. LI 1 I 1 streets Hiitrivilav "jAn, tain News, published at Denver r-.

1 i "u-J-' uuuuu a. A number of other growers will also increase their aoreage, and several new yards will be started. Do our readers tntn Ipqo nfav. ior Mis. D.

B. Montailh arid family A. u. MarUn, Hoc. So e.

leiuiueu ouuiruny rrom a month each mon.h 7 Ts'i'! est in our principles tjian do those pf other, papers? We' do not re oeiv-the communications neishborhood newH ami pmniTioiito Walla Baldv In, Adjt. HAND FULL STOCK OF visit jn oriiiiuu. Mr. James Elkins left for Priiie I 'I i i riainvjew Correspondence. Earmers are about all done seed oach mtu ALL GO'ODS IN HIS LINE AT BED ROCK PRICES Synonyms.

Disappointment Democracy. Contraction Cleveland. Debt Danger. Urui 1 Jsinrf men nri viiie, oaiuraay, ana Will be gone on politics we would like. TV1nn- ing.

KsT Formerly" at the old Thompson. stand of our readers ftro'woll mad uuwut live weeKS. G. L. Calavsn, of Scio, wha has There is an earlv wvllin the tapis by a counle of nnr vnnnr thoughtful men, and we want them to write to its and for us.

FO. Breckonnd, 18, p8' ueeu in tins city a lew days, re turned home Friday. Prosperity People's Party. BondsBonded men. Anarchi8tn-AmericaT8 President.

A fliorhtful accident ni-nnrrail nt mi. i iuenewnouse anr mm hmnr, this morilina on the PnfHnnrl Mr. Ed Goins, proprietor of the Scio flouring mills, was in this built on Mrs. Barnes' farm near Partisan poTfficsPlace-hunt- C. H.

DALRYMPLE. Oropon Citv Vni turn ir city-i'-Mtlay and Baturday. tins place is about completed. ing. People Press.

Mr. (3.. Fmm lino ool hd. FeerySodiiville, passed through this aty Friday, on his The car was coming to the west side over the Madison street bridge. The draw being open, they tried to ston at the URUal.

lint. it. in cim. 1 1 tonic at Laic. FHOMPT ATTENTION TO LE.

6At BUSINESS AND COLLECTING thdunand pounds of wool to sell as I rr i BORN, way home. from McMinnville. soon as uia iviciiinley tarilf raises The big battle ship Oregon was (vuiuuiu uaiumoreUlock.) Albany, i ,0 posed that the break would not work. There were between 15 and 20 Persons On bonid. nil lininrr Acheson.

To the. wife of 1. W. Aeheson. of this cily, on Tues-.

day.Oet 24, 1893, Slaughter. The U. B. church has iust closed BucceKHiuuy launcueci on the situ in the presonco of 20 000 a successful meetirnr I H. H.

HRW1TT ost excont two-or th they increased their membership Ittomcy at Law, iour. standing jn the rear platform. 1 MARRIUl). loun'r Co. are a aiuuuj, orpsrou.

Don't fail to seo the production of "Hick'ry Albany's bright home talent, Friday evening. 'Hick'ry Farm'" is the attraction at the Qpera house, Friday evening. If you miss it, you will be brother (ieorf.f nA WILL H. WAT K-np business, considering the uncondi tional repeal. XT il oroiner ji.yae, ot llarriaburg, sis Attorney at Late.

ter and brothers of Will J. McCul ivjw, hh uie iarraers' work is nearing completion, is a good time loch: Mr. Goorce- MnP.nlinnli nml i Oreiron. sorry. Miss Etta McCulloch, of Harris- iu euueato.

ana agitato. Uive us udge Loiao has, gone oast, to 'ALFRED HARRT burg, Mws Angle McCulloch and tue reierendum, for 1 think under Lians Zomwalt. At the hotel in Lyons, Sunday Oct. 22, 1893, by Elder T. P.

Goodman, Mr. J. M. Lians nnd Miss Pearl O. Zum-walt.

Both of Linn county. Paine Spalenqeu At-the office of. N. M. Newport in this city Oct.

31st, 1893, Edward Paine, o.f Lincoln county, and Miss Callie Spalengerf of Linn county, Justice Newport officia-. ting. meua tue aMntioiial Urnngo, which tiiiorneti at r.nm tlie pscsent condition of things iuis. AmaiKta lierren. of Hn em irnjeis at oyracuse, jn.

i on -r--j uacie and aunts or t.lin mmo nr. Thayer, tney at ready to change medicine JNov. io. Missouri. rived Sunday nonn nnd Mnn'la, patronsioi your paper in Mr.

Wm. Felzsr, J. L. HILT. morning to attend the funeral of this vicinity are well pleased with iixwiiuj Kiev wctrft, mm iii- fcendd to milko Liun couuty Jiia fu- i tue manner ni which you handle the two old nnrtipa Hit-.

The Corvallis News sava-" A lure nome. The T)Urft davs of finfl wnnfli I hard with the truth and good loiu, and if VOU Call SUfosf, nnv Qlioma Albany, meeting of the O. P. E. K.

em DlovOB was rhpnntl-j lir.ll ot Oregon. DIED ex. have been utilized by everybody to remove prejudice, we have got qainaior the purpose of consider- W.H. CALVANT Oeauhard. At the lluss Houso.

in lusumg ran wont preparatory for winter. Scio Press. nig mo question ot talcing receiv Civil Engineer era ceruncates tor back wacros. Thursday, Oct. 26.

Gearhard, agod 54 years. He came to Oremnn in ISfiS-frnm The following was the head on ji e- understand that tho matter muni, xiieie are out tew avowed People's party men here, but the old demo-reps Lite to read the Populist. F. M. S.

00 ana Draftsman THE ALBANY FURNiTUR For Fiirsiiliiro was inoio it'l nmi-niSHAr hnt one or inis morning's aispatches: "liebeal bill naHHed. hnt. l.lm majority of those present would Boston and located at Corvallis, where he was in business several men are still undaunted and bold." not agree to taking tho certificates ill navmflllt ()f Wltrrpri dim Mnnor- ASTON dm. Uoll Plain Items. We are indebted to Miv J.

P. Schooling, of Harrisburg, for-securing four new subscribers to the IJtX mm- years. He lias been a resident of Albany for 14 years. Atkinson. At the home of W.

S. mtendent Mulcahy was present at Physicians and i Surfeons. Jas. Coev has moved into t.hn iuo meeiiTig. F.

Wilson house. a. ivL'VLLtiL: inaniis, Air. Wchool c.t, Joseoh McO line lin. rAf.nmail mg.

Cily Council. ETC, ETC. ALMANY, i Atkinson, corner of Third and Montgomery streets, George W. Atkinson, aged 76 years. The deceased Came to Oromin from Easteru Oregon.

OUEQON. The suit against Mrs. Dr. Pat f. a.

Will Georce Dow took a Wil nf Ui. A. SUirk. Hie following bills WOm ronrl terson-Wallace, in Eugene, for New Fumltttre. DR.

T. C. MACKEY, and allowed: 27 years ago. rels and started for Waterloo and vicinity Mnmlnv. Peter Kilev.

SS.ffi: I mflr At proper diploma, resulted in a fine V. WILL STARK, Resident Physician and Surgeon, STOlil! IH NOW FULlOF iiess. I BARGAINS t'Olt HEADERS. ui iuu. We nre under obligation to Sen 1.75; John lleeoe.

Siinnn-T' ilassFumiliira, consistiiiE'of Led barrels and sells them cheap. It. L. McFarland and family of Summit, Bonton and Alden Okpice Fro Jcvelrr. Money Oornor Second nnd Ellsworth Sts Saved by Keoplng-On This.

A. McFeron, N. J. Hen ton, room sets, loiinKOs, otc, which I First St. utor oun n.

juitciieii tor a codv Over Watson's 8toro. Albuny, Or. Hulbert and wife vim'tarl at will sell at Alhnny, Oregon Viereck's baths. Wood taken nn Kiilifw-vintinn UV UllJ David Brewers last Sunday. Tho subject for debate next Saturday evenincr is t.hot C.

OEM-1 BEAM, With Wliitney PTriTAPn TiTrris this office. BOTTOM PEICES fa J. fa Call on mb kob bargains. Hot and cold shower bntl.a nf. 1 Cl Wjrl.rltl1.1.

AMD Viereck's. the free and unlimited coinage of silver at a ratio of 1G fo 1 would be beneficial to the people of the United States." The negative won TYPEWRITER Vkreck's shavinor and liairc.iit- SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN. Mos, Brink, ting parlors. 6U, uost bill U. li.

iJrnco, $3 80; Cost bill Steve Pollock, $2 32; Cost bill Geo. Hall, 2.35;- Cost bill Chas. Hart, repairing bride, John Lejly, $49 25. J. H.

TownseijS' was allowed to address the council to explain the matter of his seuvices in cumulating tho subscription paper in Benton county for funds to the steel bridgo and was ordored paid $133 25 on the same. The.monthly report of the street commissioner was referred tocom-ruittoe. Action.of recorder in receiving insurance on fire enainn Vinil.i; ALBANY, OHKCIOS. PromiHno and niiatch and aara ol Ine aoliciti'd. VI vuiijy Wanted 5000 lbs of wood but the subject being, "Resolved that OPPOSITE.

OPERA HOUSE, I me xiawauan islands should be Albany, Or. of the report of the secretary of agriculture for 1892. The book is fiuuly illustrated. It is reported that El Eio and El Cid, two of the Southern Pacific's steamships, have been purchased by the Brazilian government, as armed cruisers. Cni'ter II.

Harrison, mayor of Chicago, was shot and instantly killed by Eugeno Patrick Prendor-gast, a paper carrier, at his home in Chicago on the 28th Li censes have' been issued for the marriage of W. B. Blackburn and Fidelia M. Jackson, C. E.

Scott and. Colia B. Smith, Edmund Paine and Callie Spalinger. Doug Wassom, recently convicted for assault with intent to kill, has been Benteuced to pay a fine of 400. a number of witnesses annexea to ie I fori Ktnti, Tf nn U-.

F. 11 kW CO. After the regular debate was over, we were entertained by Mr. Brown of Eugeno. and Mr.

Jones of Oak- i rnrsons First and Jlnin 81, Albany, FRED HESS, General Blacksmithing and Practical Horseshocr ftnu Unto made, and glares prescribed if viuo. jxfinanTin suioa in bated the snhiec.t. aninntifinnlii. itctht and adaption of ojties giuirujjteed. CAURY A FULL LINF OF All felt well repaid for coming.

Iv i uubiii iui irvstiiiK uie power of the eye and its defects in every 'fortn; ratified and policies ordered accepted and premiums orderod paid. ounuo minea witu a man in n.Tun. vjmuUf external or in-- Oorvalhs last week who said he I wiiui iiuuuuuH'Oi eyes. Petition of John Rnlionr. arA GROCERIES, t.llfinrr it hn IIatittt.

1. .1 ter at P. Cohen's. W. G.

Davis has some real bargains to show you-. Croquet sets at. bottom figures at Kiiecht Meisor's F. E. Allen will sell you groceries at hard time prices.

T. at F. E. Allen's. Tea that will tickle your palate.

Clean towels to every customer at Viereck's shaving parlors. Goods delivered from the Farmers Depot to all parts of the city, free. New lines of china, glass and delf ware at Knecht Meisor e. See W. C.

Davis' adi- lie is giving extraordinary bargains in his several lines. For the larcest and hft others for establish merit nf nn oln. i urwusr uiui because his paper had Repairing of Wagons trie at intersection of Siath and Tonsorlal Artist AND stopped coming. Knowing he was a 10 weeks' subscriber, we guess a specialty. his subscription had expired.

We C. A. BROWN. are acquainted with tho financial of the PopnTTan Shop, corner Second nnd Ferry, opiMwito uwua I 1 1 t.O- Montgomery streets was referred. Saloon bond of F.

L. Tieis approved and license ordered, issued. Resolution for aix foot walk on the noyth 'side of Seventh street andTtbutting block 41, Adopted. Adjourued. The Oregon PaciUc Sale.

OPPOSITE RUSS iiwuw, uiumijf, urcgou. HOUSE sura our Corvallis friend that tho AT BE0 "ROCK PRICES. lesuiying io. uis previous good character. Mr.

Wm. Merryman received a telegram, Wednesday evening, announcing the death of his brother-in-law, Mr, Bradley, at Medford, and left for that place on thfr over-laud train. News reached here last evening that Dr. Sponogle was released by 1L 1 1. Til 1 Albany.

uitEGoN, opulist is here to stay Until the Lritiativn. t.ha Tt.afo.nn dum and Imperative Mandate be NO BETTER PLACE IJf THE CITY comes a law, it not longer. for Shaie or Hair Cut. PllINCII'IA. Wcbfoot Route single and double buggy Iiiuiiess.

11 T- Cobvali.tr. Ont. 9.aTim inesguune at on a le here of Attorneys Muir and Bell. GEO. CRAMER.

-Til II JOHN BOWMAN. Organize Without 011 jc. i. rower. If you want a real bargain in furniture, call on Thnmna linnir OUICdON PACIFIC KAILK0AD, IIadlky, ltccoiver, Editor Populist.

It is conceded tlmt tr CRIER BOWMAN opposite opera house. Sheriff Jackson, Sponogle could F1'tl1i1(li to notbefouhd. coulu report that there wilh be bid- ders at the sale of the Oregon Pa-Last Sunday evening Eev Geo. cifio raiiroftd. They examined all course, Vh 1 Uo, to an nnusu- eous agreements and mortoagea ally large audience.

He will leave aR cirCuit coprt orders. incfuS as a missionary to una. nlinnt ii i i "muluB Direct Line -QillcV diiatcli Low freight rates. If you want something good to drink, get some of those choice teas nuil coffees nt 1 Thomiifl Brink -will tiqVj wj luomo success for the People's party in this state, there must be a broader and more compact organization of the party, i i i i The reason tin's has not been before now is that the people have nol agreed and settled upon any definite and uniform plan of organization. November Ifh I private property inovtuiper Jin.

fnmn ilnf Iletrtreeii tVillametto Vallov milnfn mmm. uv IV your interest to call on him if you1 are in need of fiirnit.nrA nr omr. nr i xt "jt aiiu luunriicies ot ednesday Daniel Neff brought incorporation of both the Oremm Gcn'I Blacksmithing Horseshoeing Repairing. ALSO W00DWOEK OF ALL KINDS. done FKOMPTLY and al lowest rates.

The old F. Willcrt carriage shop. Or. i llitjl trin nflipa 1 Oemn Steamer Sallln'n. a the largest turnip Pacific and the Willamette.Vkllev 901 in 1 11..

1 mi J. 29 inches in and uimg in nis line. we ever saw, eircum- Const Yailroads. Tliey-ciaim ferenee. We have it hero in th in rnnrAiuii i.nu..

LOCAL MAUKET BEPOUT. perblj. Midlinqs Per 100 lbs $0J0 Bran per sack 50c Wheat 45c. Oats 21c. HAY-Timothy, HO.iatsand cheat, Wool J10o.

Hops 18o per lb. Beef per lb. net 5a Veai-5c dressed. 51 Hoaa 7 Jo per lb. not dressed Mutton on foot 2.503.00 per hd Hams 18c per lb, i Shoulders 13o per lb.

Baon-16o per lb. Chickens 50fe 100 per doz. Lard 16c per 11). Butter 50c per roll. Eqoh 10 Jo per doz.

Prunes 15i16o per lb. Apples 7, evap. Oe.per lb PLUMS-nlried, 5fei7e per lb. 12i15per ib, Potatoes 80.50 per bu. Onions 22 per Beans 4o per fo.

Tea green per lb 4060c black 5075c Coffee ltio, per tt 30c 1 Java, 35o Costa Kica, per ft 271o Suoab granulated, per lb 74c per lb GAo Golden per tt 5Jc pay two prices for fruit, price Southern Orfrmn 5. S. WILLAMETTE VALLEY. TI 1 i XOU' lhe plan adopted. and recom.

Go and mpnilpil hv tlia X1 i- Hi Don't and fruit at the T)nrmt. A A i mo uwnt ui reueiv- mce on exhibition. Comff land era' certificates but the information see it Stayton Times. tliey carried away would be of use Mary Califor-' only J0 holders whicon-tiia. sister to Mr ai template purchase.

surprise awaits you. HOPKINS BRbs'. Leaves Sun Francisco July Uth 21stand3Jt leaves Yaquina, July 5tli, 10th and 2Sth. Tll let linfHl Hloll no -1 'J IMJ bll chenneflt. in A Ihnnir la tlm bcio, alter spending the summer v.

uiura J-iiBUUllVe Committee at its last session at Oregon City, it seems to me, should reconcile all hitherto conflicting opinions in regard to the manner of organizing. If the committee's plan is carried out, it becomes necessary that every precinct in Linn county shall hare a Peonle's nnrt.v nnr.n;..u.. Bros' for house, T. H. Moranda, proprietor, rear of Myor'a bakery on Broadal- I 1 A 1 sailing dates without notice.

'QotoIIopk SiEPtlOIl 'Oo to Hopkins traveling in lhe east, and the past week in Albany' visiting friends and relatives, left for her home, on the overland last evening. oiu Bweei. a inai win convince you. 20 tf. 8CHEUULK OF RIVEH BOATS: rifiilv aowliiA am Yirm ii.

4 Organize! Are the Populiste' doing all they caa to propagate their principles? Whera they are not let them cut out the declaration of principles, published elsewhere," paste it on a paper, get signatures and B. Morris left this morn-J intf for Scio. on a visit, tn herl luaumte nver re- tweon Portlttid and Snlcm, conncctine with boats tlirouiuli to Eugene. HARDWARK -TINWARK, PUMP3, 1 ETC. MANUFAOTrSRS GALVANIZED IRON CORNICEH, loeot stock of gcSods displayed at thft Alhanv "Furniftira either a Legion ot People's party club, to entitle it to representation in the People party convention.

mother. Mrs. Cfhhiraa Afro H. C. DaV.

AffV, Q1mnn v. uei 01 par has a chair in her possession that form a club. sheet of store, Baltimore block, you should do so at once. The display of etc h- Street Wharf. POORa ALSO A FrL LJN11 OF vv, cuu J8 girongiy urged that some pond K.

Mlllrnliir STEAM FITTING8. incs are the finest ever hrniKrVit tn enU in 1825, and was brought from I Subscribe for the Populist. cinct andschool district shall Albab'y. i Hopkins Bros', Albany, Or. intendent, Corvallis, Oregon.

C. T. Wardla, F. and P. isi rearce lllock..