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...APRIL 30, 18S0.
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
I'r (on ares.
Jttll.N Will TEAK Kit,
Of 1-ane County.
:so.
For PresMrullal Ureter.
.t. K . W EAT 1 1 K It Ft) It D, of Mim Couny.
T. G. OWKX, or Coo County. ,
JAS. KIT 1. TON, ol Wasool'oim'.v.
Far Miprrinr J llUjrr
1'. 1. 1'IUXI, of Jackson County.
.1. K. KELLY, of Multuouiah County,
JOHN" BFKNF.rT.of lteuton County.
Judicial Memlnalleaa,
Fi ttsr District For Judge, II. K.
1IASSA ; for Prosoetitinyr Attornov, T. IU
KKNT.
Si:cosi liaTi:j-r Kor Judge, J. J.
WALTON; fur PniMecutin Attorney, J.J.
HAMILTON.
Tmn.it DisTttirr -For Jml W. M
liAMSKY: for I'io eculiiic; Attorney, K.
C. BUADS1UW.
Fourth Di-tkut For Jll'l;;t, C. 1$.
r.FLLlNGF.lt.
Fifth District For Judge, I L. Mo
. AUrilU U ; for Froccutiu'tr Attorney, D.
W. BAILEY.
LIMN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For Stato Senator,
O. 1. COS HoW.
For Kepresteniatlvc,
j. r. schooling, ii. siikltox,
C. P. r.URKHAUT, JACOB NKWMAN,
OKO. K. CHAMBERLAIN.
W. F. ALF-XAXDKK,
For County Jud.e
I F.ILYEF.
For Conuty 1'omiubreloner,
L'SVI DOL'GLAS, LEWIS COX
For Coiihiv Ceik,
1. P. MASKX.
For KberilV.
I. 1. .U1LLKK.
For Tnasure-r,
ALHKICT I'Ml'llKKY.
For Asae-sMir.
11IKAM WILLI AM -i.
IVr School Snjwr!U!ruJ. nl,
D. V. S. It F.I l.
Kor Surveyor.
i:IX. A.OKIMM
Fr t 'oroiic-r,
I II. J. A. DAVIS.
P3E3JMaT TiCXETS.
For Jn-4i -e f the lV&-,
vr. a. cox.
For Ccndab'e,
I'ELAVAX SMITH.
VK.-T A LEA sr.
Tor Jii-ditf of the I"ea-e,
J. W. HA LOW IX.
For Cns.ab!a,
T. J. CLINK.
A Uodrl abbalh isehacl.
We hare received the ijGarteily rert of
the Union albatu .School of Scio, but it is
moat t-o lenjjtby fur publication. It shows
th-it the school is in a very flourishing condi
tion. Ou Xov 21, 1573, only 5 scholars
were on the roll, and one year afterword the
number had increased to 104, while now there
are MX The cHlcers of the school are a fol
lows: Superintendent, G W Johnson; As
sistant, J S Morris: Secretary. Miss Kate
Crngan; Treasurer, Mis Iillie Eiggert; Li
brarian, Win Tallcoit and 1" C Pentland;
Choristers, A"T Poaell a:id Wm Tallcott;
Organist, iiiss Anna UriJjefurJ; Assistant,
Mrs Dr Cjoo. Fourteen classes are taught,
and following are the names of the teachers :
MUs Anna Brideford, Mrs E J Baldwin,
Carrie E Miller, Mis G V Johnson, E A
Johnson, Mrs Pentland, Mrs McCill, Miss
Phoebe Morrorsr, J S Morris, Mrs Dr Coon,
ifrs M K Bridgtf ird, Br X L Coon, J L Mil
ler. It would I better for our county if we
na i ni're suci cai'ois. -
A t St LLIM.
T!ie Kreaii Kallrcad l Zrx.U Tbrre
lif IirCrslris:at.
Mr. Villjrd, Irttident of tLe 0. & C R.
B. Co., arriv 1 liere on a sTtec-Ltl train last
Monday night, and on Tuesday, iu conversa
tion with Hon. Luther Elk in, he said the
cars of the O. 4 C. It. P.. Co. should enter
Ila'non by the C.rtt of August of the pres
' nt year without fail This is splendid
new j for libation, and iil greatly enhance
the prij.: of property in tliat place. Work
on t'.irf r.tl will be"in in a few week.
Lad let, Lsok Hrre.
T.Tr?. FarrLdi lias a splendid stock of mil-
Jiuery goods and ladies' and children's under
wcr whUh el.e is seluu as i.hea, f not
eheapor, than any other establishment. Her
stock is well assorted and comprises almost
everything in her line that a lady could want.
'-t;s eiM.iuyu none but tLe bat ui Uhr jud
consequently sit work turned out of her e
tib;j,lnri.'Mit ii first c!.m and of the latest
h' !. Call and see her stock and learn the
4g Oil 3Ja lU.ifercd l Hta'.ili. .
Bstavia, X. Y., Sept. 15, 1379.
H. H. Warner t Co., Rochester, N.
Mitlemen For farty years I Iiave iuf
fered with kidney and liver difficulty, be
intr oblized to oid urine as often as once
in 30 uiinuloH, and have aldo been a great
Nufierer front oal'iiiaiion of the heart. I
am now using yourhiafe Kidney and Liver
;ure, auu can truly hay, at 70 years oi ago,
iiiai u luatt-n m li like a new roan.
FLTEK SHOWEM EA3T.
C'haBge la Headquarter.
At the last meeting of the Council the con
tract for moving the engine house to the new
location chosen for it as let to Geo. Young
for the sum of $40, and on 'Wednesday he
commenced work' ou the jub and will soon
have it completed. Ths steamer was taken
ever and house J vjh fto. One 'a until her
new quarters rtiuy fur occupancy.
. i .-
Oeuluj lastnotted. .
T m. H. Hartles had intended to have
opened out hi market to-morrow, Sfut the
yrk of fitinp; qp hU new ouarters has been
somewhat delayed, and he will probably not
commence business for a week or eo yet. He
will give due notice through tliee columns
wlien he is aifain ready to supply his old
customers.
Don't forget it I You can get the Chicago
Weekly News and the Dksiockat one year
for 53.
VaQVINs. BAY.
An latrrestlag 'nnnnlrnlla Arena A.
Mawl-y. t'rrrialril of Ike
H. '. stullrlla.
KJltor Democrat :
Being only a sojourner iu Oregon, if I had
not already in letter to ths San Fraueisco
Bulletin, and in another to the Corvallis Ca
&tte. said a great deal and said it very posi
tively, in favor of Yaijuina Bay as au outlet
for the commerce of Central Oregon, I do not
know that I would feel called upon to rise to
a) (tiestioa of privilege on this occasion. But
the fact is I pride myself upon the careful
atteution I pay to the sUtemeuts I make
public in my capacity as newspaper corres
pondent. Except in the case of one laud
speculation in Southern California, with re
gard to which the most astute were deceived,
I do not recall any prediction I have ever
made cencerning the value of any ' locality
which uluseiutent events have not fully yeri
tied. "
With regard to what I have already said
about Yannina Bay I am of the same opiuion
still.
It was therefore with no small surprise that
I read the following extraordinary statement
which was recently tired across the continent
by the aid of the telegraph. A dispatch to
the K. F. Chronicle of the Uth inst says:
Th aearet&rv of war. in resnonsa to the
senate resolution of the 18th ultimo, calling
for data respocuug the entrance to x auu ma
Kay, Oregon, transmitted to the senate a let
ter from Gen. Wright, chief of engineers,
submitting a copy of a letter from Iieut. CoL
C. S. Stewart senior member of the board of
engineers of the I'acitio coast, and also a re
port of George W. Wood upon the survey ol
the bay, dated Nov. 23, ls7. Front au es
amiuatiun of these it is found that a bar ob
structs the entrance which is not fixed in po
sition, but is rapidly movable within a rather
wide limit. CoL Stewart states that the
material of which it is composed shifts back
and forth under varying forces which act
upon it. Its outflow from the bay is not suf
ficient to keep the entrance free from sand,
so aa to enable a vessel to carry in at low
water more than sine feet. He concludes by
adding that an artificial channel, excavated
from deep water inside to deep water outside
would not in the opinion of the board of en
gineers, with the data before it, remove per
manently the obstruction to the entrance.
When the above first met my eye I felt a
good deal as the gentleman Mark Twain tells
about must have felt, when he rushed into
the sanctum which Mark was temporarily
occupying, and requested him to read bis cele
brated article on "Garden Saaa," in order to
convince him that he, the visitor, had read
Mark's lucubrations aright. The whole state
ment was, and is so utterly at variance with
what I saw and what was told me at the Bay,
and afterwards repeated and confirmed by
Capt. Wood to ma personally at Corvallis.
that I settled down after a dezen readings of
the dispatch, to the firm conviction that
things bad either got mixed coming across
the wires or that they wero very badly mixed
before the operator got bold of this alleged
intelligence. I am of the same opinion still
And I should be as badly perplexed to-day
as I was wken I tint saw the dispatch if I
bad not happened upon the Corvallis (.'-.
of the 23d inst.
My friend Carter, of that wide-awake
journal goes for the dispatch in most ap
proved style. He says :
Cul Stewart could not. of bi own per-
tottal observation, state that the obstructions
to the entrance of l equina are "not rtxau
in position, but rapidly movable wthio a
rather wide limit." Himself and party were
landed at Cape Fonlweatber, four miles north
of Yaquina Bay; took a caniage and weie
driveu to Newport; went op the bay a few
tudes, and returned to t out weather, same
afternoon. This is all the opportunity Col
Stewart bad for observing the obstrk tionh
to Yaquina Bay.
Soon after this official visit to Yaquina
Mr. B. A. Habersham was ordered to make
a survey of the Alsea bay and entrance, some
15 miles to the south of Yaquina. Here was
found a movable oeMTBi-cnow," shifting
sands; and CoL Stewart, without auy intention
of mutattmcul, baa, undoubtedly, got the two
places confused in his mind, and the state
ment he make above, should apply to Almka,
and not Yaquina."
The remarks by Mr. Carter which I have
quoted, furnish me with a possible key to the
extraordinary dispatch referred to. They
leave room to suppose that there may have
been a mistake instead of a most unpardon
able perversion of facts. I quote again front
the Gazette which says :
"As a positive and unanswerable proof
that the "obstruction to Ysquina bay ARE
NOT movable or sjjiftisg," it is only necessary
to state, a a fact, that the range and bea
con erected by Lieut. Chase, in IS69, were
found by Capt. ood, in 1979, to be correct,
remain unchanged, and have been used by
mariners all that time. We assert, upon the
authority of both Chase and Wood, and with
out fear of successful contradiction, that the
oesTKtJCTiosii to YaQoina hey are soft, shelly
rock, easily removed. It i a sunken reel or
ledze of rook, ene hundred and fifty yards
across from deep water ootside to deep water
inside. The only sand that is, or could pos
sibly remain, ujon this obstruction is fouud
in holes or "pockets in the roc.
I happened to be in Corvallis at the time
Capt. Wood went U Yaquina to make the
exauJnation referred to. I was in Corvallis
when lie returned. " f had sent py letter on
the subject to the Jhtltetfn the dsy before and
if he had satisfied me that I . was wrong in
my impression I would have telegraphed to
that journal to eliminate rny remark on that
branch of the subject J have not the alight-
eat desire to be relieved from , my connection
with that journal by reason of statements so
glaringly incorrect as mine would be if the
dispatch quoted contained the fact in the
case..
Whe Captain Wood returned from Ya
quiua he was kind enough to accord me sev
eral lengthy and most agreeable interviews.
He was a enthusiastic on the subject of Ya
oniua as bad. been, was thjfi, and (till am-
He stated positively tnat as above stated.
the range and beacon erected by Chase iu
18C3 were correct; that if the ledge of rock
referred to in the extract from the Qixxltt
last above quoted was removed, that even
supposing large quactitie ot (and to be flwtp'
out frotn tlje ky M adjacent headlands, fie
force of the purrent would carry the sand
seaward, inaiimucb a tbay would not and
could not find lodgment) qr ple up, on tbe
rocky bottom. A for the "outflow" referred
to in tlje dipateh I have only to ay that
saw the tide go out at Yaquina and it w as
not a good day for tides either. It went out
with a rush and a roar that completely swept
the buoy in front of Newport nnder. A bet
ter current for scouring purpose that the out
flow at Yaquina, a far as my judgment and
observation go, one would hardly wish to
see.
In view of all the facts in the esse I am in
clined to think the dispatch quoted is a mit
take. 0n the hypothesis suggested by the (7a-
zette that CoL Steward was thinking of Ales
Bay, it publication may be regarded as
careless oyersigljt Qn the contrary quite
tbe reverse.
Yaquina Bay does not need my champion,
ship, perhaps it would be presumptuouj in
me to enter the lists m jt behalf, flip)
neither bre por there. Since you, Mr. Ed
itor, are kind enough to allow me the use of
your columns in order that I may protest
against a constructive contradiction of state
nients which I msdin good faith to an lufln
entud journal and as its accredited represen
tative, I do so, aud thank you for the priy
ilege.
The friends of Yaquina Bay have no occa
sion to be alarmed. As the Cavil say in
closing its protest ageinat tho obnoxious tele
gram :
'Of course no statement of Col. Stewart,
or any oue else, will change the tkk t iu the
rase, or make on inch more or 1m water ou
the reef. AU we desire is fair play and ol'i
cial statements. If Ynquiur, Bay is not all
we claim for it, we will give it up. Kut we
have not beeu striking iu the dark or guosning
at this matter for the past fifteen years. We
know whereof we affirm, and Capt. Wood's
urvcy, when published, will forever close the
mouth of all croakers, aud entmiics t Ya
quina Bay. Facts are stuborn thing". "
I adhere to my original proposition, if
Yaquina Bay had not been Uolatcd, as this
whole State, singular to relate, to a certain
extent, lias beeu, it would have, as it ought
to have, a populatiou of ten thousand people
ou and around it fertile aud surpaasingly
beautiful shores. Of ono tiling you make a
note. , Yaquina Bay ami tho adjacent region
as a harbor, and as the site of a Huttrinhing
city and a splendid development into a region
of orchard and dail ies and grain tlelds and
comfortable homes, i not goiug to bo put
down or dried up with a telegram.
. Ycry Respectfully,
A. T. llAwi.r.v.
AliM,Ofc, April 21, 1.SS0.
. 4'onnrll rreererftasv ,
The City Council mot iu regular session
last Tuesday night with all otlicer and mem
bers present except Alderman SaltmarsW
After the minutes were read and approved,
the Committee on Accounts reported in favor
of allowing the following bills, which report
was adopted: A.J. Hunt, $14 ."; 1". W.
Spiuk, $2 50; J. 1 Halter. $u7 W: L. C.
Rice, $3 88; Ed. Riiun, $.1; ('. A. I'liuntncr,
$4 ), and $.1
The matter of the petition asking for the
vacation of a portion of Map'e street wai bid
on the table. , ' ' A ,
Chas. PfiefTer and others presented a peti
tion asking for an order for tho construction
of a sewer commencing in the rear of the Re
vere House and running thence rit and
emptying into tbe water ditch on Itroadulbiu
street, said sewer to 'be constructed of six
inch iron stone pipe at the expeuse of tho
property holders. The petition was amend
ed so as to give the projerty ht-lder the ribt
of way and then granted.
M. I). Ballard and other petitioned the
Council to have tbe west Uo of Tburdon
street improved aud graveled from Firat
street to the river. Referred to Committee
on Streets.
Senders & SternlMrg pt-titionvd tho Cuuueil
for the right of putting a ttjirwuy iu the
sidewalk leading to tha baeineiit of the new
building which they propose to erect on the
corner of First and UrusJ-illiiu. U (err. . I to
Committee -on Streets.
Alderman Graderobl piru-tiled an urdi
nauce having the effect of placiu the City
Treasurer's salary at $ll0 per annum to t-tLc
effect from and after J-iu. 1, trial. l'am.-d
to the second reading and rrfemd t- Com
mittee ou Ordinances.
Two ordinance bills rrUlin-; to the building
and rvpatriug of crosswalks ami the improve
ment of street crossings were pr-rutid. ami
passing to their second reading were referred
to the Commute on Ord'umu e.
The Council let the Coutraet f-r the mov
ing of the engine house to I ;. Yoiui it Co.,
his but being $10.
Ou motion the Recorder was ordered to
draw an order in favor of J. M. Merticb for
13 34, that being the amount of licemto l.e
had overpaid to the city.
On motion it was ordered that i.ew cross
walks be built on the north side of Third
Street at the crossing of JefTcrson and Broad
albiu.
The City Attorney as directed t" make
out forms for the foreclosure of lien.
Tbe 1 alllarnliiii.
We have received the May i.nml er of tUU
admirable publication. Amoiij; other tl.iis
we note tbe withdrawal of Mr. F. M. Soiueis,
on account of a press cf other business from
the editorial control of the ma-'a.iuc. He U
succeeded by Mr. Chai. 11. I'helix. a "nll
man whose ability is fully vouched f.ir. Tbe '
CUIiumitia for May is full of good tl.iuy.
A Bay at an Old Mission," by Mary II.
Field, is full of tie Julie U'T jV: of the
happy valleys of the mot picturesque and
delightful portion of our i;'.cr Ktalo. "The
First Kerxes Loan Collection," l.y Octav-
Tbanet, is altogether delightful. ' It U a f
playful, half sstirical bit of gossipy ldii.2-
that everyone ho reads will file f.fy for
uturo referwice, t will bo just as tiue to
pature a lundrcd years hcuce as it is to-day.
The most noticeable article in the May num
ber is "The Present Crisis in San Francisco,"
by C. T. i(opkiii. A leading San Francieco
journal, speaking of this piper, remarks:
C. T. Hopkins tikes a pessimistic view of
auair in this city." Xot so. Mr. Hopkins'
article article is a compound of inexorable
facts and correct philosophy. It states caus
es accurately, iirefigure result correutiy aud
should exercise a marked iuflitcnce in moulding
the opinions and shaping the aut-i of tboo to
whom is committed the task of bringing or
der out of the chaos now prevailing in Cali
fornia, We have not space for a more cx
exteuded notice bf this very able exjroneut
of western thought. Published by the A.
Roman Publishing Company, 'iVZ Samomo
street, S. F., S3 per year.
Tfe' "rinpbirs..
o. -v.-
Albany Lodge, No. 841. I.O.G.T., ducted
the following officers at their rvgulir mretiuj
last Tuesday evening :
W C T Jos A Tyler.
w v t-tVU iigbi
W 8K It Kkipworth.
W F S Geo W Gcisendoifcr.
WT MaryCoMson.
W C-W R Rliiine.
W M Fied U.Uo.l tr.
I O Aiiuietiiil'oi,.
W O G Thps Callalian.
This Lodge is in a very flouri-diing condi
tion, it having twelve propositions for mem.
bersbip in tis last two Weeks. At the last
session the time of the regular meetings was
changed to Saturday evening, aud tl) Odd
Fellow Hull has been secured 'ft the place for
holding the meetings. The next - regular
nieetiuft will be held to-morrew evening.
i s a
Your Hummer Uulllf.
Where are you going to buy it? As money
is extremely scarce of course you should not
buy anything without first looking around to
seme extent, and in your rounds you should
always call at L. E. Blaiu's. He ha just re
celled complete stock of summer goods
consisting of straw hats of all kinds and
sies, alpaca and linen coats, white vests,
new neckrwear, silk handkerchiefs, etc., and
can fit out the handsomest young man iu tho
county for. a very smald sum of nioiey.
Abany farmers. Company.
By reference to our advertising columns it
will be seen that the annual meeting of this
old and popular company occur on Tuesday
the lGth day of May, and a full attendance
of the stock-holder is requested. 1 lie an
nual reports of the officers will be read, seven
directors to serve during the ensuing year
will be elected, aud other busiueas of import
auce will be transacted.
.i
ntOW DA 1 TO W. Tt
Wretttrr Matrimony-A Bail Law
lag t rime Kir., l ie.
A kherte
;'7(.r Jiemorrut : -,
I submit these liue to your consideration
with no other apology than "I hsdu't time to
make it shorter."
" Our climate this Winter aud Spring, baa
been mh that a a faithful chronicler 1 can
not say much iu its favor. Our only consola
tion is that we are a well, or better off, thuii
the rest of the world, but even this cheering
fact fails to reconcile u to Winter kitting so
long in the lap of Spring, if cold winds, with
occasional snow storms, and general back
wardness a to "craps" must be the result.
We ordinary mortals find it dillisitlt to rise
above, and be independent of these depress'.
ing slniOHiihoriu inlluoiices, but Editors, re
gardless of weather, make sure they are right
then go ahead, same as usual. For proof of
this see llymoniul notice in last week'
'hrmiicte, of this place, where Mr. Frank M.
McCully, formerly of Salem; takes to himself
Miss Emma Carson, of this city, ene of Day
ton's faircbt daughters. Just like the Oregon
boys, always marry the prettiest girl 'they
can find.
Souiu of our nuw-pledged law-makers must
feci like they had pulled a house dowu about
their cxteusive cars, since public sentiment
has manifested itself, ou the subject ot the
revenue law, which requires that etch and
every taxpayer visit the Assessor at his ofliue,
instead of being visited by him an usual By
enforcing this law every taxpayer most lose
from half a day to two days, according to
distance, beside the trouble and inoouvoii
ione. while the assessor ran visit from ten
to tweuty in one day. The Assessor baa no
tilicd tho people that he will visit them as
heretofore, which may save trouble to all
concerned, the ts payors were in the tem
per t test the veiy unjust law.
Tito entire community hss been shocked by
au atrocious double murder, perpetrated in a
most revolting mannrr, A man was fouud
in the Touuhet river, below Waitaburg,
stripped naked with a bullet bole through
hi head, and later a woman, iu exactly the
saute condition, except that she was on tbe
grouud, was discovered by accident near
lcc; I ale, iu Whitman county. The cloth
iag of the womau hail been burned and that
of the man was never fouud, but suspicion
points at one man as the wrvU-b who com
milted both bl.rody deeds. Tho ollicers of
the law are ou l.u track, with a fair prospect
tliat justice will overtake him, especially as
Sl.oOJ reward is olTsred for the murderer.
The names of tbe victims were unknown, at
latest accounts, though the womsn had tb
uame of J. S. Kkeraon. printed ou her arm
in India ink. Mon- is supposed to have
brc: the principal motive for tbe awful
crime.
Our threatened grasshopper Suvasiuu Is
sti'.l oue of the "pleasures" to come, though
no man know what a day may bring forth,
pecu!ly if it should chance to be a warm
day. However, as that dors not seem i-urai
unit, there is no need to borrow trouble.
Ij- after day, white sheeted wagon
which te'l of the immigrant, vend their
weary way through our streets, in a'.l this
variable weather. aeeLing homes la our fa
vored country.
The railroad Is progressing rapidly, aud
though it threatens to leave liayton out in
the cold, for the present, it will probably
iniub bettor of it, as fay too propose to
build one for herself, ia that case, and Dayton
never fail to do a she agr-tosthat is, hard
ly ever. If Ibis does not ornsuieut tbe waste
basket, it ought to, especially after that last.
but the people are to 1-e scourged fur tbeir
wicltduess, and who knows but I ttisr be
the humble instrument. I.
A MterMng Sxleldr.
F.dh.w in; is the account of tbe suicide of
Ijnrn.o l.uudeii, a Swedi-u watchmaker
who maided in this chy a fw years ago.
fVr awhile be had hi shop in one if tie little
bm -s-a bel i Ritchauau's agricultural ware.
hoii-i-, and afterwards moved across the river,
and received woik from our Albany shops:
l-awrcmo t.uiideu, a jeweler by occupa
tion, w ho for.'iu-rly owned a small shop in
East l'urtUiid, near the foot of J street, cum-
unite. 1 suicide yesterday at Willaburg, which
is situated on tho line of the Oregon ami Lai
irni.i railroad ouu mile beyond tue car
iioo.
.ot meeting with much success ia follow
t!z his arocaiiun, l.unden closed out bis
hop a short tune ago aud weut to live at
nisbiirg. ot fate lie became very Ucapoud
cut on account of bis liuMictal troubles.
l.und'Mi is the fattier o four children, tbe
eldest of whom is twelve years. Yesterday
morning aliout (i o'clock l.unden took bis
youngest chihl, a little girl aged two years.
and iamtied into the well which was in tbe
yard. J he well was not very deep, but the
water wss almut six feet in depth. Before
committing the rash act I linden locked his
oldest daughter in the kitchen, so that she
could not interfere. Jest previous to jump-
ing into the well, Lundeu stabbed himself
in the eye with a pocket knife. A mo
ment after tho leap Lunden' little tun who
saw him, gave the alarm. Several persons
came to the rescue and alter much difficulty
le lamer ana ue ctiiiu were puuea up.
The child was nearly strangled to death, and
it required much etlort to resuscitate her.
She was at length restored to consciousness.
.unden, however, was dead, and every ellort
to rentore In in proved unavailing. It : sup
posed mat ueain was ine result irpw drown
ing; but rome are of the opinion that as Run
leu' stubbed himself iu the eye, tbe sharp
lil-ule twuetratcd the brain, producing death
The deceased was aged about 58 years. He
was a native of Sweden, and has been resid
ing hi Last Portland for nearly two year.
He leaves a family of four helpless children
in very destitute circumstances. The rash
d wa no doubt urumptod by tniamty
which resulted from brooding over hi tin an
ciiil and family uitllcume.
tVbolsUe?
The following we take frina the A'-'
('ii'.i'i, published in Mour-ae county, lows;
" A Ktranzer attempted suicide at the 0.
a
& O. deriot last Thursday tiiuht by takin
strychnine. Dr. I-atuibert administsred anti
dotes and saved the man's life, it was found
that be wa the aine man who attempted
suicide iu the amo way at Keokuk a few
day before, Dr. W, II. Boyd. He was takeu
to the residence of Mr. James Lane to
oared for at the expense of the county and
has now almost recovered from the otlect ut
the poison, lie is a native of Wapello coun
ty, a well educated physician, who. once
amassed quite a fortune id Oregon." Hut re
verses came and death carried away bis wife
and children. Finding himself penniless and
friendless he resolved to die rather than ask
charity. He is glad now, however, that his
life w as saved.
Iletuit-crailsi Appolntmee'"-
Tho ?.eniocrtio candidate for the various
county oiliees will address their fellow citi
zen at the following places ou the tfate nicu
tioned below ;
Ifalsty, Friday. May SStlr. '
llarrisbur-,', buturSay, Muy Wtk
iii-ownsville, sloDilav,' klsy Hist.
(sweet Uoriiti Tuestlay, June Is.
Lt-baaou, Wednesday. Juiie su. ' -
Belli, Tl.snJuy, JuneSd. '""
Miller's Hlaliou, Friday June 4lh.
Albany, bstuiday, June &tk-
Uipuing cainliiisles srs invited to prtWljl..
l-adles Aid neeiefy. '
The next meeting of this Society will be
held at the residence of Mrs. John Althouse
on Thursday afternoon of next week. It i
hoped there will be a large attendance as
work is to be done at that time lor a poor
family of this city. '"
Home and Abroaii.
Grouse srs hooting.
Everything bloom uow.
Got your spectacles at French's.
Hurrah for the Iebauon railroad.
Chew Jackson's Best Swext Navy Tobao.
co, t ' - ' ;,
New straw hats for the tHillioti at the
Farmors' and Mechanics' Sloie,
Pay up your subscription and Vet thu fA.'.
ri;o n'relty JNVrcs fr a yearrW.
-Hartlus always pay the highest cash
price for all kind of hide and fur.
For men s staple aud fancy furnishing, go
to the Karmur' ami Mechanics' Store.
1'h $1 white shirt at the Farmers' and
Mechanics' Store are the "boss" for the money
i ...U1 1........ 1 I. t . . ,1 . A It . I
.aw.., miuuiiis eaii imi uau mmimiiv i
'.room Factory for only three dollar wr
.... ..." j i
Purpioesof all kiuds, wai ranted. I'ur
Uking iiowder, unexcelled, at Hafleuden
ISro'a
I
BU' - - VT con'
I It I I i A,.a .a. jt . t I 11 I
v o.,i,e..ii, c-, at ..rmiwoni s easn
sw i
. , . , , I
on that drink beer caimot lind a Utter
quality than that manufacture.! at tbe Star
K .... I
' I
cor cunery, ras.rrs cou.os, nrusuos
anu siauonery, go to t mi rarmets and M.
chanic' Store. I
II. C. Nowby, formerly i f (his city, but
for many year a resident of California, came
up ou the last steamer.
Geo. Settlemeir returned from Waahinutoa I
Territory this week. He ha taken up a
ranch bear Four I-skcs.
There will be a Sunday School Concert at
the M, E. Church, in this city, Suuday wmi
ing May Slh. AU are invited.
Choice dried venison hams, Oregon lard,
smoked beef, at Haffendeu P.ro's. Also gen
uine Swiss cheese at 37 Jc per lb.
Choicest green coffee of diffs-reut kinds.
stso roasted and ground OefTaes, to whuih par
ticular attention is called at Ilaffandeo RroV.
Souchong blk tea, extra gunpowder, Young
Ifyaon. aud Japau teas of different grades,
... at the lowawt figure, at HalTeoden BroV
t.. f I. 1 .1 . :,l
rosier ousaeii uaa natt quits a wrcsiio wnu i
tba moaale bat is able to be out again, lis
spoiled a good many mea.le during Li ill-
' "
bee.
Willamette Lode, No. 5, A. O. V. W 1
bave Just taken irom Fred Graff .bop a
beautiful secreUry for their lodge room. It
.'...,., , f-
i a beautiful piece of workmanship.
Rsanember that yea can get tbe Dcmocrat I
and the A'. '. Weell World tor one year for
i .'. i t ii ' . -. I
only 3 S9. Tb U a .pleodid oPIHtumty
to get two paper for the price of ono.
Tb fifteen pU7xle HOW it how Gradsroll I
can afford to ScU half a don dinner plats
I
and half a dWen cup. nod immh for kl 10,
and deliver them free in any part of the city. I
At Uradwobl's eaali atore Goldeu C coffee
sugar u worth 10); Rio coffee, 4 J lb to the I
a ' ' 1 I
II; soap 7o cent por box; Masou's g-dlou
glass jars, $2 per dozen. All goods avid at
pundiBgly bw figure for cash.
A fw day ago Fred Duuniuj shoned us
several picture frame that b had mauufact
ured oat of Oregon oak. TlwJ errs of cabi
net iif ud to it they ksem inucb nicer ttikn
walnut. Fred i migbty bauds with touls.
W don't think there t a wild gmx left
ia this Slate. Tiiry colli luemed niiratiug
last Sabbath vvruiug and until Monday vst-u
ing you could uol U-k into tbe aly without
sewing a Dwk, and sometimes thousand?.
winging tbeir way tiofthwsrd.
A &eat ASkir.
Monday evening last, while Mr. and Mt.
. II Wyalt wore cosily sralnt iu their tidy
IHUe sitting-room, on eu.htll lvt, talking
oror an event that oecurre.1 Cfteeo years g
that date, wherein tbey weie both iiiteresteil
and occa.ioo.lly miniterioS to the wants of
their bright little son who was inan adjacent
room sulfeiiog from an attack of tbe measles,
they were startled by several emphatic ring
t the door bvll Tbo "sjarm wa attended
to. and iu walked a numerous happy crowd
I friend and neiithlaar. who Uau to wiah
Mr. and Mrs. W. all sorU of good wube
upon that, the fifteenth anniversary of tboir
wedJing dsy and depositing in th.nr laps all
kinds of "crystal tokens" of their regards.
After which, iu the language of the gifted
Ilaltimor of the (lr'jhi : "The guests
joined in a few hour of social iutorcours
aud cheerful amusements, 3lrrunj,
a
I'er Jwsllre of Ike reace.
II. X. Armstrong, the Democratic caudt
late fur Justice of the Peace in West Albany
Precinct, having changed hi residence, w
take pleasure in aonounciug that Judge J.
V. Baldwin ha couseuted to accept the
nomination iu bis stead, and by tue authority
veeteu m us w uereoy uecusre mm uia i'ciii-
. i . i i... i .1 l: i . i
ours tie nominee for tbe office of Justice of the
Peace iu West Albany Precinct.
S. V. alALkV,
W. Q. Stkwabt,
G. la CUAWtntltLAIS.
Committee.
Letter I.lt.
TbeimlowttiK tslbe Ittl uf tellers loiiiainlni
n tha Post tlittve. A.ibwnv. Lluu cooiilv. ute
inihaPoi u.itue. Aii.any, l.iuu eouniv. ut -
eon, A,;.ivvvu( DU0. rvrsons eallin; tor Ibeae
fer...iis oalllna tut lliasal
(eiuirs must aivetne i
dale ou wbicb tbey ware
advertised.
Haker. J D
Belt, Nettie
Bullock, P.obt
Bond, Dayton
Hughs, Alii
llogue, L M
lrig, Mry 'J
Leinberger, Phil M
Moubumer, Isadoie
Pratt. 11 A
Pratt, Melviua 2
llichardson, John
Kinker, KK
Savage, Doll io
Simpkins, Isaac
Walton, Mis Emma
aliiler, AiissMars-
Walker, rrsncis L
P. H. RAYMOND, P. M.
taeetlen of Ulcers.
At the last meetlug of the First Hebrew
Congregation of' Albany, tbe following offi
cers ware elected i
President L okmdore.
Vice President J Gradwuhl
Secretary J Joseph.
Treasurer Ed liauui.
Trustees M Sternberg aud L Kliue of
Albany, M Jacobs of Corvallis, Sam My
tr : t i e i ii. ..-ii
iiarnaourg, anil ll rrionuiy, or nugt.no.
VVl t'vVlew Anniversary.
The Odd Fellows' of our city celebrated I
the anniversary by giviug a graud souiable i I
their hall last Monday evening. The oxer-
cise ccws'wted of addresses, music by the
Ladle' Cornet Band, ritual work, etc , and
the evening passed off very enjoyaliy tq all
who attended.
TU imyHnrsj rae.
As wa expected bv many when the Ily.
burn case was called at tha hut session of the
Circuit Court at Corvallis. the defendant
failed to put iu an appearance, and his bonds.
men very cheerfully forfeited the the paltry
sum of $200. Thu ha another black-heart
ed villain escaped justice.
A Card.
I wish to publicly return my heartfelt
thanks to. Dr. H. Jt Churchill for tha skill
manifested by him iu the successful tf
ment of my little child for t diphtheria,
and to recommend him to all my friends who
day stand in seed ef medical treatment.
l" F, S. Dpxximu.
. MsD:b iikaru i mm.
A lllslery r Ihe Cullut I bap A Case frnnil
' anattlllnin.
Our reader will remember Hint we have
published several article concerning the ac
tions of on Dr. Snyder aud a woman be
passe off a Li sister, aud whom llm Author
ities at Halsey, last winter, bail arrested for
improper intimacy but was released ou ac
count of iorne technicality in the won lint,
and before another one could lw made nut be
skipjied fur part unknown. Tho following
taken from the I'uUhk Vt:ttteu( April Ifith,
show that the doctor is a thoroughbred rcfu
gn and scoundrel from Ohio t
"For the past three weeks' it has been
known to n that 'Doo Snyder' was a greuter
- . . . . .
nr, m I tin l rntn itiist tiiuit. m .n ..! i... M -
refrained from makimr tho matter i,..l.!Jn
I an aaelinr ilMt.1 fAi IU 41. t. ..if'.
eer from Ohio wero oil his track e.
nntnled that in furtherance of lustul..thi..
I tset ftliul tit lllfi tliattftr tltifll tlii.v lwsii1,1 mv
and wcure their inaii.
circulars elTerimr fiftv dollar. rowsrJ f..
!.. i.i:.. i :.. i ... i
-oruia&ivu ieauiuj( so ma arrest, sud one
i1.i,i .,i ,:, ,tl( t ,v,...,-.
-nv ,ai, , . uiu. g. . , .
' '
rvcsived bv saveral nsrtiea in this citv. The
rf .l-acnues him as follows
Tho said Dr. A. V. Gates, who left this
county Nov. th. J 87l. is alwut :k years of
f' 'e 7 or 8 inches high, weighs about
' 1?, uresa. iirany an, is very luy
hair is dsrk. cut short: mou.tscho. 'small
forehead, low and retreating: bead, flat and
chubby; neck, short, and lower ends of ears
considerably above or higher than the lower
end of nose. He ran look ordinary , men out
of countouanee, and lis a alight, scornful
curl or expression about his lips when sM-ak
ing. Said Dr. Gates graduated at the Jeffer
son Medical Colh-geof Philadelphia, Pa. He
sunns imiii.-i0u m tins county lor shooting
with iiiteut to kill, and tft before the time
set for bis trial, lie has Wu traveling un
der an assumed name. '
We are abw in receipt of a l.le.i-.v'rai.h of
the refugee, which is a perfect likeness of
Uoe Snyder,' and clearly protei him to be
the identical Alfred V. Gu-.
A P,? ,otV!r ' tba " 'l1 lt"
" "T ' , ' -
. ... . - ' . ....
nvv Witll intent to kill.
Since leaving Ohio, Doc has kept up bis
"fu 11 crtiaw. In .Nebraska be
stole another man wife, brought her to Or-
cnii. and fiasaatt I.Mr a.ir fi.r l.ta ...f. . unf tl if
was discovered that tbey were living toaetb-
r. hcn they were arrcUcd and tl.rough
r""? "T V? l, ".? m
taming their liberty. Iho'Duc' then went
to Walla Walla where be t p, nd a saloon.
bet was cluaed out and hi .rB li..n bilked.
then came to this cil.y ro.a.utim some
two week, and when b left forgot ii to set-
u tu hote, of Wl) uu u
msn and several others, and then went to
t'olvdlc, where be remained a- me time, Jui.s-
,"n,c" ? M g'ernn.e,,t drt.r.:l.ve. Ou
Ilia 1 i . I Is Is I aafa I .a. as, aa I . . .11 t I .......... a.
h. couia (rol ctltima, aud fci.f.r. be hired
team from Mr. Wolte, probate jude. aud Ustt,
' be was going to SioUs,. rail aud
."""ru u " .,.
tha Cilvilln ftMnlOj has a..ik ,.r I.iii. l nlf
I a msn of means and baa started aft-r the
'Doc' with the determination of capturing
him. Tba last we heard tram theru Utc
bs-1 taken to lbs bill from Coat" ranch and
Wolf was io flu pursuit.
A KicccaTttr. tti-ri.
Ai.tttsv, April
iDh, is;.
.".i.jj- t)focral :
111 ttttf Orrjan'i.m T llil U fttl
Hlil.iri:il liiiih-r flu' in lii u of lltilii
j L.Um," ,j wl.i,-!, 1 fiil.1
tils' M'O-
ii'tifw : "It iuhIk'h no h(Ti'rpiK- to
tliii.M'sh allifie !. tin' tl.xtrlae of
Stn'f srfivcri'iifuly, tind lio pnx laiiu
lliiit w i' uro not a nalion lut u cod.
fcnlcr-icy, tlisil t'uU s:tuo iuetioit haa
U.t,n BUbtni(tl t A lll il f RUM.
, , n , .!.v..!iiv n,K-..r .
...
,ho wWmlfw. T thflii It Ii Ju.,t
th HJUie !s If tlir-re h.lil 1m c!i no Ci't-
t.Vntxirg or AMitiliitoX."
f U0V COUai JtTalile HOfl loll cf tll
.
I . ...
Oll-reiHUlOU UOjrma Ol llio lUfjH
tru-, it if time that J':ny purron-
I tlercil II.-s clnim to U'lng; x.st.-etl of
a)l t,e inti-UIc-tH. ti tho fount rv. H
iVios not requiro thf Iryal lvo of a
Mamlial or a C'luiso to know that the
iAto civil war In tho I'nltcil Stall's
deldrmlisptl no qufstlons of eoti.-dilu-
tjonal law, nor is it a fact that sucli
questions ore or cvt-r liavo Uusn nub-
mitleil to the ubttrjini'iit of arnii.'H in
any civilized country. T!n iui'lioti
settled by tbe lato civil war iu the
LlUtvHl btate WU4 a question of l.u 1,
i not A question ol IUW, ami Gie) nUi's-
i .. - - . .. - .
Uo or r4ct t,iie UOterinilH d wa. 8
to tho ability of the secxnltHl Hiatet tu
maintain their iudetieiHlcitee ; and it
w&i tlecidei! against them, ami that
U all Ci.eUysliurjj ami iipj.omtitox
U tiecree,
Thi iliKniatli? way of ulalinp; a
conclusion is not Kati-ductory t.- the
candid iunuirer after truth. Why
not giVO U9 the fuels of history add
the argument dediUHMe therefrom
to prove, if it can be proved, that the
Government of the United Stated ia
not a federal Government ? It Im
plain to every intelligent mind in the
land that the attempt would over-
turn their theory and establish Just
-
what they totw, hence they refrain
troai jivlnj; any reason for the fallh
that U in them.
In tho RepuliUcan platform i- a
plank embracing this miiw Plain
Heresy," as well as some others, and
to each of tho objectionably pbtnks
therein I propose with your permU
sion, Mr. IJdJtor, to address myself
oU a8 time permit before the campaign
1
fclijuol
Vir.f.AiiKTrK,
Wmsc Asals
Tbe last steamer brought home Mi. D.
J M. Tbompsop., her on Kd." and Dr. Geo. W
I Price. The two former it wilt be reniem
I bered weut liack to Philadelphia to vinit Mr.
I aud Mrs. C. 11. Templetou and have been
there and at other place in the East for sev
, n ... . . , A1
bany to open a dental ollice in tue rooms re-
cently occupied by Dr. K. 0. bllllth.
welcome them all back.
Door, ftash and moulding.
K. Carter & Co. have a splendid stock of
doors, sash, mouldings, aud a choice lot of
seasoned lumber for sulo. They also are.
prepared to furnish fencing of aU kiuds at
reasonable rate at their factory in this city
Call and sea thorn aud examine their stock
lUAKBIISU.
EAKKtt WILLIAMS. At Olngle's School Hausa,
In Bunion county, Aprri 25, ltiSO, by Kv. ). Bowarsex,
Ma. CH4KLES tl.iKs, ol'l'olk county, auu Miss Ltosa
wiuoaau, uduu ouny.
4 Imrrh Dlreelery. ,
Y. P. C A. "Meet at their room in Fos
ters brick building ou Wednesday evening
at l'"M o'clock, and on Sabhath alternimn at
4. llimiiies meetinv are held .on tin' even,
io;; of the sei'ond Momlay in each looi.ih.
EverylNrdy invited to attend.
V. V, Clll'fu if. Preachingevcry Srthl.atli,'
at 11 A. M. , and 7 v. t, by Rv. G, li
vine, D. I. Sabbath School at 2:.'tl) V. M.
Prayer mel ting every Thursday evening.
KVASRKMl'AI.CltrKfli. !rtcbiftf; imi Hair-,
bnth at 1 1 A. si., ami 71 v. i. Sabbath
School I2:l.". Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. J. Jiowerwx, pasbr.
CnsniseaATiiiMAbCil I'M if. Hervieescvery
Snbiiatli at 1 1 A. i. mid H V. M. Salilratti
SIiikiI at Jf:,'ll. Prayer mectini' mi
Thursday evening of each week. .1. W,
Harris, paator.
M. K. Clli'lirii, IfiM'fii, Hi-rvicr-s -very
Sabbath at St, Paul's M, K Churcli, South,
at -"Ai A. tl. ninl 7 i v. M. Sabbath School
at PJJ v. l. Prayer mefting every Wednes
day eveiiug, M. C, Miller, pator.
M. 1C Cmitbiti. Preaching every Kabbalh
at II A. M. and 'j i: t. Song service in
the evening U fore mtiiioii. Saldath S. Iok I
at 2..T0 V. . Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. .) T, Wolfe, pastor.
Sr. Puckish Ei-ihcopai. Ciii ki ii.- Dii ine ser
vice is held iu the ('liun-h every Sunday at
11a.m. Sunday Schmd at 'J:'X r i. R.
L Stevens, pastor.
I'tl-rixT Ciil'Ki'ii, - Services every Sabbath
at II A. M. and ?i l: M. SabWth School at
12. I 'ray i r meeting every Thursday even
ing. W. A, Craw ford, pastor.
PUMIiVrKI-.tAM Clli'Hiai. -Service every
Sabbath morning aud evening in Y. P. ( '. V.
Hall. Suuday Se-hisd immediately if U-r the
morning service. Prayer Innating every
Tbunuiuy evening. Rev. F.ilrt N. f'ondit,
pastor.
Till: iirv n:t.
Road tho following lttiiu.i.ial, riot
from purM.n i ::.to-l uiileH away, whom no
ono known, hut fioui w oil known and
tru-.lworiby citimi, of Oregon, wboie
iminc wri'.U-ii wish tbeir own ban-Ii, can
l tp-n at our ofliui' :
Highland, Cla kamai Cuiinly, Or , i
March ill, l-H.
I have suffered with a diea of the kid
neys tor tbe laM nIx or mtveti yeam, and
for tbo lait six or seven years have been
laid up with a pain In my back. A frhmd
kenlinoa aauipleofthe Oregon, Kid
ney '!', and bavlnir tvuxi it one week f
can do a good day' work. I have derived
nor benefit liom It than from ail l'ie
uicdiciiie I h'no over lukon.
J.Q.XEWE1LU
FeoKxi: f.'tt r, Or., Oct. 20, M;J.
I hereby cfrtlfr that I a sufSi-ringfioiii
au attack of Is4:kai'b ho f-vrr that I was
atMUt iloubIo-1 up.aud coulil not HiraihU-n
up. f uie-d i.no package of tbo Orresn
tsiilnry Tea, aed I am fully jt-r.ua Jo.1
Ui-U 1 Wat ic.loiid bv it4 help.
' J. W. LI NG Kit.
in: uisil tj.Lri,
Fred t'utiuing wiihei ns ts inform our
rra-lers tht be bis ju t m-ir. a Insniii-
eent stock .f cofiius and cablets, and liere-
afb-r be wiil .-!! ttn-iu at pricr iM?vrr Ik lore
heard oi in this community. To gife some
ile of llio prices, )u anlhori.v us to say
that they w ilt ran from 3 up to -Vl, aud
for 1 be I aI U-r pii c one will W furni.bed
tliat has ln-r.-tifore c-wt fullv vT. Ii-? iiK ans
t.U-.ikm-'.
l iar i arutsrr fjr fcjlr.
Ike ('..mi his iiu.ln sirangemeuts with
S. Xi. Lcrsou to ! all l.U plauin. and a
Jar,,'.- 1'itli of flooring, rustic, funiL.l;ing
liin.ls-r. et.-.. w iil t lej.t on baud st the
pluo-r in I hsn-.o. I"ii(, inj and rustic will
In-s-.l.l at nu.t i 'l p-r thousaud, ami
othrr lun-ltr iu i-t .,--iii.'ii. Our readt-rs
will reniriuU-r tl-it ti- luml-r f-om Coon's
mill eanii.4 In) vaCvKvI anvwheiv.
t.fs aud brea.
Hard tiir.es lias always been the cry in
On-gon, but now it U har.1 times iu reality,
and money is as scarce with me a a ban 'a
b-eth, so you who have an interest iu my
welfare pleaae step to the fc-o:iL A wor.1 to
to lite wt-e i. siiliioicut.
Ycry rcfspectfullv.
Esotlt liovix.
itesuit T drawn utwbh a ainele hair.
acniraiuir to Poiw: but if thai Hair i the
oulv ouo on iH-nutv head, then well,
arUlv ever would Alexander f. l- rigni.
lint woman a lt!d as a Call " muu'e
ikecouhl tranKioriii liuf !f into a enua
v usinic Madame I". uii 1 aFnamel liloom.
And I bn lest of II U. that no one would
ream that hIio did u-w it, m natural i It
eliet-t.
In tbt-a'.er. church aud dining-room
'1 lie prnliicil tt--s llnauiel Llooiu.
' No Oecrpllou I srd.
It U hliaus that ho mauv ii.ple will
continue to suiter day alier uav wun uya-
epsU, Liver complaint, vonsiipaiioii,
Sour Mouia-n. or tibiierai Kebiiuy w nen
liev can proi-uie at our Mare Million a i-
alie froe ol' it If it dooa nol imr or
relieve tliorii. rw, .j a. isiia oy I
my it Mason, lviojtul.s, Albany, Ui.
Ua Yaw Vanl rnrniture?
Jas. buunabs, us this city, now l.as on
bands a larccr st.a-k of furniture than any-
other establishment this aide of Portlaud,
and if you want to purchase any it will pay
you to give tuin a eaik tie ban sameibuig
to t.sli you iu regard lo-tns prices.
tbe sla.rsrss.
Follow ing U a correct report of the niir-
keti iu this city up to uoou yesterday:
KLOim S5.o0 per bbl.
HAY baled, ?13i.513 per ton.
Uk-"o, S10.
P0TAT0K3 30 cU per l-usaicl
rlUTTF.fl 13 to 20 ct per lb.
F.GGS 13 csji'.s per do:.
pi)Iiri--5 t. 5J cts per lb.
BAt'OXS-ham-. iClvUIC
tibouMnra, Pc.
ki-L-k. llo.
Dl'.IED PltUlT sun di led "apple. C--.
" plums, lie
Pliimmer di'U-d apples, 1 jc.
" " plum-i, loV.
CTUCKKXS -3-' otKr- $3.00 per doz.
HUGAR San Fr4iicico C,
COKFKE Costa Kica, l&SOo,-
Java, 30-j. .
Curcda eic.
Hio, M
MILL FF.KD bran, SlAi?ll tHrt;.
chop, $lSjtX
aborts, 13.
middlings, ?CXI13.
s rSS -III fiAir Tr Jf rtt-aatsav-Mgywra -
THE WESTiHGHQOSE THRESHER
IE
The Best Separator Made I
Easily Managed and Kept in Order. Least Complication in
Workins Parts. Engines made Specially lor Agricultural Pur
poses.
TIITPIAUEAHKD lIOHSla
'.: EARINfi
These Machines have every available advantage.
Send for Circular to E, J. riOHTIinUP El CI).
Corner First and Waiu Kireeta, PorUind, t'regon.
Jf. A. CILIIOI'R. Albany, Traveling Aent. u39ia3
I Mm! I .Never Travel WHkeai Thrw.
Brwkvim.k, Canada, Kppt. 25, 1S7.
Ufnnn If. II. Warner & o., Kcx-beMer,
N. Y. Omits; While Irvnliig through
the State rf Texan liuriug itm pn-il noasou.
I oontriu-lcil lnalarUtdittirulilps that T bad
almost despaired ol' ever res-oveiing from,
and during tbe fi' luoulb-s of in v Way
thors was frqiMfiitly priastrated and utter
ly unaliie to uileiiil to any luriiiewi; but
turougfi the le'iiniiueiidaliou of a friend
living in your city I triml, a an export
merit, your Hiifo Pill hui! l;ntor, and aui
only Loo happy to toMify In the benrScsal
mr'cntH derived thernfroiu. I experien.wi
a marked Irnproveninut vory mtun, and iu
a very fchort time wmiplHe r-very. An
occasional loe of tfit Pills with a rqnlar ,
u of the Bitters kejrt tue in kpleudi 1 con
dition during the remainder of my wr. i
shall never travol in Texai or the Want
w ithout your Fate Pills aud P.iuersaea
part of my otiliit, if the remedied are not
oil u!h here pleam hcikI ine tbreo bottles
of Jiitforx nnd a lialf ihen boxe of tb
I'iUn, or tell me w her they can t-e ob
tained In Txhs, or tbe Weil, -i 1 am about
to rot urn there. i
tours vry Irrtlv,
G. A. J.GADBOH.
Tboii.tatidit of aolilier and heir are eu
tillwl to pnsiori4, with imyuient from data
of discharge or death, if applied for befere
January 1. 1-450, Wound, accidental iu
jury or iliwiw entttlen to a Pension.
Bounty and lark pay collw.-tod. Increase
of Pouhioii rmrureu. This linn Mttabliat-eil
hi IW. AUdreaa, unchming nlaaip, Eb
S(;.N RlUji., V. B. Claim Attorney, 711 O
Stre-t, WaxbingUrti, ii. C.
ALSAKY mttlKS CO.'S
Stock Jloltlfcra' fleeting.
YofH i; Ii III RKtJV GIVES To TUB STOCK
X 1 lf-Ahrrs of xu A Hun f r'arnsr's Uu. tost Uiars
.11 ts a iusuri ut tb s-uv k Mouinrs iA aji ixm
njr St tlrfir ..It x in tlis Ciljr of Albaujr B '1 wnds,
liu Isih Usr i Alsy, ll. at tb boor of en
Y. U. ut saal il.r, Uit Ut iuruMS of sJocuuf seeu
0rwet4s Ut SKrva for tb Ura of on soar, alii f
(ls iraisa.rtMm of sudb otacr busioaas as ioa isliy
euma Ufun li m-jon
Kuii rsi-oru anl Us .iM-n'.l of tia-aossi msis
tMM.S.
A xrtitrui atuui.rtcd wf li HuxL H'Ubrrs dasirfed.
M. 1L WiLUI, i'ri.ileU. -AlUrl.
V. Slsxsfial.Sl. SrJ.-iita.-y. Sirs
V ifTj. E0TJGHT0N, M. D.,
AltttSk, ... - . KC1.
rp.UK IHJt.TOR 13 A CKAPCATE OK TH CSI
X U.lt.l l l i.lnu Collie of iirm York, and is a
Uta pw-btf ( I'.U ruS liJlLil aicdicai &Af9 te
Kew Y'i.-k.
r yra sal r,i'-ncs on trr.trr of Foorth snd
r-,r:i 1-rue-.. OUatAlf ba: k o. Uts iL It Cburcfc,
Administrator's Notice.
In tb-j miliar of tbe eisata of W II Kara
T. M vl dciica-H'd.
"VI UTH 'H in ticteby wi veil that tbeundor
i Hiirnod wan on lbs lotbdatrof Apnl,
;0. duly appoint:) Administrator with
tb" vrill aim.i of I hi extaie of tbe above
named dooodocl. by tbe County Judfreo.'
uun county. a:i perfioD having claims
sscaiiiot tn uiuleri!i:nel are nerebv nou-
liesl to presout t beui to the undersigneJ a;
u i rohiuenr-e near sscto, lu 1.1 on count?.
UrcKon. Wi'.li Hie proper voucher, wubiu
hix iiionttm from the date of this notice.
tald thi ZJiU day of April. JSSo.
J. A. HILYklC
Adiiiiniitiator with tli will auoetedt
Tljn39-ir4
SheriiT3 Sale.
Ju .'( t'iftuil Cuuri of t!s.
In; t'vun.'y of .("in :
Gt-orffB II. llmu-i, Piaiilti.f.
VH.
W. II. i:. i jnJ and Mararct Tharp, D
fndatr.H. 1Y VIKTL'K OF A DECREE OF
i fortr-Iomire In the above nauutd Court t
iu tbe hIkivo t-nihlml uit, and an exocu
Uoii an-l order of mlo boiuex in our-uuc
tln-4-i-of, to ititf directed and deliverod, I
bate Ixvied upon the mortirairMdriiemuuiw
htacrioed in "i J eaoculiou aud decree a-
i.lTrkia-a ln.srit
l.ot .No. five i ) in JJUiek Xol nina i'A in
the townof North Itrow niville, Lmui-ouu-
i v, vrosou, an Known and deuusieU ou
llio maps and plalofaaid town bow un
tile aud rtn-orde I in tbeotuceof tbe'.umy
'lirk of Mtiu Linn county: alao i.'ie fol
lowing de-icribed propertv : Kei-inuini! ai
l lie .South west corner of Iit. No. six ioi iu
Llock o. nine () aforesaid, and runniusr
thonee northerly alone; tha West lino of
said Ulock ninety i'A) foot, thence evwerly
at right auirloa to said Wist line one liuo
dred and live (luj) foet to tbe Eawt line of -
laitsix in) aforessj.!. thence South alonir
the FjisI lino of said last naiuail lot nin-stv
(W) f-et. tbouce Wfest one hundred null
live tlOjiievt to ths place of beginning.
an on
Saturday, ti 2Mi J.iy or May, 1SS7,
at I bo hour of one o'clock P. M , at tb"
Court llouso door in the City ol' Albany?-
i.inn county, ureiron, 1 will aell lae Ddie-
tobiiro described real property at public
auction, fur caah iu baud, to tba highest
oiiiuer, ma procee.ii oi sale to oo appnea
tirst lo tbo im v went of the costs of suiU
taxed at $13 oO. and accruing costi ; sao
ond, to the jiivment lo theaahl plaintiff,
George II. Hitues, the turn of $io0 10 iu
U. M. uold com, with intereat at the rate of
one per ceut. per month from tbe Stb day
of March. ISsO. and tbo further aura of
fj ml, with interest at tbe rate of ten per
rnt. vt aonam from tha Sth Usiy f
March, H0.
LteJ tins 3dih day or April,
I. C. DICK Ef",
Pbaritf of Lin Co., Oregon.
Uy Geo. HCMfaREY, Deputy. 39it
Sheriff's Sale.
1.4 t V? Cr.-iui Court oj fv. StMi Orc?i
for t!i& Cuunty or" Linn :
J. E. llolL Flaiiitiff. -
vs. .
Samnel H.iiolon aud .endsO. Hjrtorr.
lefendants.
srw vviPTPrnp a Tiioi-!,-rc- nvmpr.
closure in tba above named Court in
tuo above entitlei suit, and an execution.
I and order of sale issued in pursuance-
there t, to mo directed and doiivered, I '
have lev'ed upon tbe mortgaged premises.
iie.cr;r?d iu paid writ as lollowa, to-wit:
Rcyiiiuinir thirtv-Mx and one fiurth(36!V
rml Katt of the roiuhwest corner of the
original town plat of the city of Harrisburg,
tnence Souui tei i io) roas, tnence rnst six.
and three-fourths (iX) rods, thencj JS'ortU
ten (10) rods, thence West six and three
fourths (6) rods to thu place ot' begin-- -
mng, an in -t-ittu coumy, veeon, nnu ou .
Saturday, the IM day of May, 1SSJ,
at tbe Court Home door in the City of Al-
tau.v, Linn CoiiAty, Oregon, at the hour of
iu o'clock A. .i., t win sen ma iwreiuDe-
toro ilescrioed retl property at puona
auctiou for cash iu hand to the highest
bidder, tbe prH.-oeds ef said sale, to be ap
plied first to the payment of the costs in
the above enlhlad suit, taxed at S3d 70, and
accruing eosU,and next to the payment to.
luesaid plainiiu the sum ot f.,S uiat.
S. gold tNiin, with interest in like com at
tbe rate of one per cent, per mouth, fronx.
the SUi day of March, ISSd.
Hated this loin uav ot Aer.i. issti.
I.C.DICKEY,
Sheriff ol Linn Co., OrpOo
P.y Geo. Hi; mpurky. Deputy. 37t
XOWEK, 8 AND IO HOUSE,
EXCASED.