JUKE 11, 1880.
A lre at Sorbin's.
Iu t'uiscity oarelectiomlay was ushered in Vy
li'ce little fire at Sorbin' saloon, wVieh waa
diswvere.1 shortly after twelve o'clock on
fiat morning. Tha alarm waa given, and
X Cue's gutting getting out first eut a
lively stream iu at the Ki 'L dr ami soou
hid the lUiiiea rxtiauisheti in tlie saloon,
but the tire lill burned fiercely in the collar,
creating such a dense smoke tint the firemen
coulil hardly atay in tlio rvHim. At last tlicy
fouiul the tra; door.and raising it poured
tlieir stream into the cellar. Just aa the
trap door was raised a CP-sallou can ot coal
oil exnlodetl. ami the hose boys n near
I'vsiiii; in their check., but Vu'j' rtt
water on it in good sliajw and came out all
rij-lit. About this timo No. Tsro'a also got a
stream into ttie cellar, and tlicn tlio tiro did
not list lorn;. Sorbin was insured iu the
Rttl-j. I.ivesttnant f.r SI.CS5, and received
the sum of $12ik',and the owner of the builJ
insr. IV. F. O'Toolo, receive! the emu of
44 ID $;l. 3J on the framo building and
STUS-IV) on the brick, lie had a poliey of
ICOi oa the brick, and S2,(XX) on the frame,
both in the Liverpool, Louvlon and Globe.
Messrs. Sorbin, OToolo, Xulau and Blum
lr sleep in tlio framo building, and thry
would probably all havo been suffocated had
not lr. OToolo awakened. Mr. Sorbin and
Mr. Xol-iu were so much under the influence
of the dense rmoUe that it w as with the
greatest dilliculty tliat they were -nakeneiL
Miw "Ipcr" t'jacert.
We uUu to call the attention of our read
ers to the favt that. Mu4 liper, our talented
musician, assisted by her jvipil 'and the
flies' lirass Hand, will give a traud vocal
and instrumental concert at tlio Optra House
on Friday evening of Reit week. Miss Viper
has taught musio lonj aud successfully in
t!)U city, aud has never loit an op'xrttunity
tj render all the assistance in her power to
mako tlio entertainments given in our city
successful, aud now enr ciu?., ns should turn
out and give her a r-n:s:ni; benefit. The
concert w ill eouiiweuce at $ o'clock, aud the
print of ad mi j ion is M cent. The pro-t-amme
will 9piear neat week.
(l.ttr.l ItarMtea,
Willamette LoJ.p N.i. 0. A. O. V. V., of
this city, elected the followiu oiiic r at the
til eiiiiij list M mday eve:iir-s; :
la--ur - I. Jicks-m.
Central SVrctiiau . '. Jii-e.
vtr?rrr y. II. 2u. C-irt'..r.
j?ec-jnler - L. Martin.
i-iii.uici-.r- I. i. Lirtt.
Eecc:ver-; Conrad Meyer.
Ouido -C. Kalirky.
Inside Watchman I'tu.k Wood.
Outxide WatiLmm I. C. li Ley.
Molio.il Kiauiiiier lr. J. A. lUki.
T-"U-.!ec rrd Jraf.
Tile rrrursS Evrun-inn.
Oa Thursday of lit wek lumil the
Gremen's excursion from this city to &!eui.
and our Ik'VS wiU l"n;j remember it with
pleasure. About forty or fifty of onr lire
men weat iiJ !i, and now t'iey cann.it tiu-i
lanuae sciueiect to express their kind feel
ings towards their red-shirteil lri-t!iren of
that city. Never w re men treated better
tb'.n our bays were there-, m tlie lictij ill
feelioj whioii has beretof-irc -aiated between
'e two CeirtinviiU lias completely
wipjot.
49wal tIcrl ia.
. Ttu; annual election of AIIjjkv I'ngine Co.
Xo. 1 occurred lat evening arid rruulted as
fullows :
Foreman Jos. Weblier, Sea.
A -sL-tani U X. Liggett.
Foetnaa of Jlose T. J. Ciine.
FreskUt Mart. V. I-rown.
Secretin- C". II. Stewart.
' Financial Secre tary - Ala Karris.
4 rcasurtr Louis Miliar.
ileml-er of Cjard of Fire Jjtl
F-ii- to.
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U;e ire re.jqested l-y the laijies of ,he
iaitr-d I'rebj terian Church to publicly ex
press their thanks to Miyies puttie l'iper
and Doliie 11. mU, axul Mrs. C. K. Wolvortoa,
for the aid they rendered in contributing to
the entertainment of the gueU at the socia
ble last Tuesday evening. Thcircfiorts were
warmly appre;ialJ, aud the ladies 'feel thcir
gelves nnddr uiuiy obliations t- th. iu.
T .;-iJji,Ui Evcsr:ii.
i j. . ; ,- '
-'!.e Methodist Sali'oath S-jho-.J est-ursion
to Saletn on Tuesday lat was vtry enjoya
bh, tut on acconnt of the election eicitc
nient it was not patroui.d extensively and
the school came oot about -50 behind. This
js unfortunate, but we have always noticed
that ai!iiot inrarialily when sn eseuraion is
jiostpom -I, it never pnvs largely wljen it does
oonia el,. .
Slrj.:Terry aud Ur 1 rraiu Festival.
Ti:p I.nlies of the 1'irst Fresby terian
('J::.-li of Albany will give a i.rvy1rr-J and
i :a roaas j-a-tival an4 soeial: in c-noaK s
tuildingforr.erly the Cramp JRiots) ou'tlie
cWi:er 'of'Wasiiingtou and First streets, on
Tasaday cyeuiDg.'June 22L Xo charja for
amission. A general and conial invitation
iVeitended to all, anil a Jileaesut evening is
pr.miiiei-
'. k A IrWb t;vtiii'ail,
tiitr liremen chartered three. c.T3 to Salem
tirt'Tt-arsd y of List v, last week to try to
py tticir expeusi to that place, but hen
they came back they found out that they
would have & level an "Irian dividend" of
a'KMit 73 to settle up affairs. ' They don't
rowl about it though, for they consider tho
ay v'Pi'f tjwni pecu s,1 tht f(2rpf
'' gallfa?S iM-htol (on!.
Tlie Methodist Sabbath School of Shedd
will have a puinic at tho camp ground at
Eobert's Bridge to-morrow (Saturday) and-a
general good time is expected. Altlioajh it
U goUeii up by he CuboU tiwy ! not proi
pole to make' it exclusive. All wRi lie made
. wrelcome. " IVof. Thos. Condon, of Eugene,
will deliver tho adores. '
glral!errs ns! re can,
.; . - t. . . ' i.
We are requested to aimonnce that the la
4ie. of the M. E. Church' will give a etraW
berry and ice cream festival at the Opera
Iloqse, on Saturday evening of thi week
the 13th.
!
51. K. t'hureh. -
"'i'hB sacrament of the Lord's Supper wll
iiS administered immediately after preaching
next Sunday morning at the M. 13. Church.
Xj service in the evening.
. " " Bress SfaUer Waatcil.
A fashionable dress-maker wauted. For
terms ap.ly ta Mis3 Maggie Mjiler, Salem.
FlllDAV....,
Irller I'roui Fntrrn M'tmhlugtea
Davtov, W. T., May CS, 1SS().
kJUor Democrat :
At last Dayton is to have a railroad, broad
guage, and this is to be tlio terminus. "En
thusiasm" don't express tlio couditiou of the
pent tip people when it was ascertained to be
a fact. Messrs. Yillard and Thiulson have
located tli depot nt the hiwer end of town,
and the work will beiu soon. These gon
tlemcii promise that cars shall be running
will. in a year, proKibly much sooner. All
they ask is the right of way. Aud now we
foe I tempted to "blow" somo ab;Hlt our part
of the country, oven if we can't rauo epiite
so much wind as Oregon did last winter.
Our prospect for a crop of every kind (ex
cept peaches) was never better. The weath
er, which has been changeable ami unusual
during the greater part of 1SS0, is at the
present writing warm, bright ami iu every
way perfect, ami over tlio country, in what-
ever war von turn your vyos, they rest ou
the waving green of grain Held. No -pro
venting Providence, the near future of this
country is a bright one.
It is rumored that the town of Spokane is
to lie left out in the cold by the railroad
above. This, if true, is to be regretted, as it
is an enterprising place, w ith many natural
advantages, if poor soiL
The general health hero has been good.
Whooping cough has prevailed to some ex
tent among the little folks, but is fast disap
pearing.
Many of your readers will learn with re
gret of the death of Mrs. .Kannan, formerly
of Albany, but for somo time past a resideut
of this place. This estimable lady died of
cancer, after many years of suffering.
Iu my last letter I mentioned the murder
of a mau and woman, one above aud one be
low this place. The man is supposed to be
one ISroomiicId, the woman an unfortunate.
traveling with him. The supposed murderer,
A J. Thomas, h.i Keen literally overtakvu
by Justice (John Justice, Sheriil of Walla
Walla) iu Kansas City, Mot, and will soou
be here. Many articles Were found iu his
possession which were identified as belonging
to tha murtlered persons.
A man named Wailaek has Ihm.ii arrested
here, eharge-l with defaulting to tho amount
of from $25,000 to $.0,Oua His" victim was
his father in-law, Mr. JjtLs.ui. of J'eia, by
whom he had been trusted for six years w ith
the inanaj-mrut of his biisiues and daugh.
ter. Ho now huignUhos in jail, but will
probably, after Somo necessary k-gal delay,
take a trij Kick to tlio anxious wife and
iriends he left behind him iu 1S77.
The heathen Cainoe, though, fortunately.
not so numerous as iu Calif ornia ami Oregon,
is still steadily aud surely pushiug himself
into all the positions formerly occupied by
working men and women. Thrvo Chmese
gardens sopjdy this place w iih vegiabhl at
prices that will starve oat any w hite man.
In hotels, laundries and private houses they
are crowding out the poor people of onr own
laud, and still they comi;. Of what can the
Americana be thiukiog? As usual our l!at
cra brothers kno jr more about our troubles
with the Chinese, as with the Indians on the
frontier, tiisn WO d onielvca, aud bear
them twice as clr-trfuliy. J:i disgust of the
U,j-vit 1 tluK. J.
Twine liimlrr.
We all thought the invention of nire Li:id
er a great achievement, but it did not ex
actly suit the American farmer ho wauted
twine instead of wire because it was cheaper.
Inventive genius was called in, nd the re
sult is that binding with twine is now a suc
ea, as the fol!ti:ig special dispatch, front
Kaahville, lUinoU, to the Chicago Vi'ufc,
shows :
XA.iHvtu.r, I'.L, May '25. The farmers of
Washington county were treated to an exhi,
bition Una aU'rooon as unique as it was en
tertaining. It had len advertised that an
exhibition of harvesting machinery would Iw
given on the farm of Ju!ge Aisen, where
one machine woul.lliind wueat with either
wire or twine, and inviting competition by
other wire or twino binders. Several hun
dred farmers were present, and two machines
were exhibited in very huavv f-reen wheat,
viz' the Osborne Combined f wine and Wire
i.iuder, ami the Wood Twine Cinder. The
latter broke down on tiie tint round, and
waj taki.'ii out of tit': lield. 'ilie farmers
were delighted with tha oelieiit work of
the Osbume, aud highly praised the feature
w hereby either twine or wire can be used,
as may be the cheapest.
A? the tnveniion was cmnplele'd at sii:b
late ilato it cannot be brought iuto renisi
tion on this Coast out'4 tho harvest of SSI.
A Pepnlar Li err ktabls.
We were anrprised to hear and take great
pleasure in announcing that our outgoing
SherilT, I. C. Dickey, has cutered into pirt
nerbhip with JaKor. Vhwlef iq tho Iryery
busiuits, and that ttey arc Gating up in
splendid' style for the nccommodatiou of the
public. Fesides the hacks and carria that
already Wlongpd to to the institution, they
have added three more new and handsome
carriages, and several magnificent horses and.
are now ready to fit ov,t our people with con
veyance in jjood shape. They aUo keep a
splendid Jot of feed oil hand and w ill board
animals for a fair retuiincra,tton- tioth. n(cm
bersof the fm of M'beelcr & Dickey are
well known all over tho valley, aud we fitl
sare they will get a very fair nharc of the
pub'je patronage. -
Weather KepurJ.
.Following is a summary of the meteorolog
ical observations made by our fallow towns
man, lf. (Juhu Li iggs, during the month of
May: .
Highest kirometer, 30.32; lowest, 20.43 ;
mean, 20. CO,
Highest tuermmnetpr, 70 ; lowest, 40'
mean, aiSo".
I'revailing wind., north-weiit ; maxiinum
force, 4-
Total rainfall, 2 21 inches; number of rainy-
days, 13; cloudy days of eight iu scale of te
10.
Frost on the morning of the 12th.
rarflH-rs I2ealciuarfcri,
The election is over and tho great question
with farmers is still "where can I buy tho
cheapest?" Mr. McIIwain thinks he can
solve that question, and would be pleated to
meet all the farmers at his store. If yea
don't intend purchasing anything, go any
way an get acquainted '"wildi anci 'learn his
prices. It is a duty you owe your family
and yourself to practice economy, and ifyou
find you can buy there cheaper than any
w here chsc, yoq will havs Iearnc,d hew to
take one step in the right direction.
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Tlie Surveying rsirlv.
W. 15. Barr has obtained another Enrvey?
Ling contract, and this time the, scene of Ui
labors will be in Union county. V. is. iloc
teith,rMpnt. Montcith and.Alex. Furdora ac
company him from here. The two latter
started yesterday," a;4 Mr- $arr and D. B,
Montcith will go nest Monday.
aun::i eli!S at Robert's Bridge.
The Methodist Episcopal Church will hold
a canipmeeting at Robert's Bridge, com
mencing on Thursday, June 17th, and hold
ing over two Sabbaths. -
. SEW lOKK AXI1.I0YH.
Material Liberty
la HlylFt'Areessorlrs,
Me.
A! TKRIAla.
Inexpensive aud pretty costumes arc made
of pals eoru bunting trimmed with ribbon
bows. Of course thsre ar other shades, but
delicate ecru tints are preferred, not only be
causo thry are especially adapted to summer
time, but because they harmomxe with any
thing aud everything. A notable advantage
.accrues furthermore from the foot that the
fact that the character of a buutiug costume
is so easily changed by meant of a change af
the rccossories just mentioned, and one can
Ihi crave and coquettish upon one occasion
simply iu consequence of displacements east
ly effected. The figured goods of the day
are likewise a popular tlnish for bunting cos-
tunics, but tuuh combination, it ia maoifoit,
must bo pormaneuL Buntinjc nevertheless
ia now closely rivaled by the now figured
clullie of tlio iley and u these are in every
imaginable vareety of pattern, their use is
correspondingly extended. The time U Dow
close at hand, too, when even in Northern
latitudea we shall seek relief by the adoption
of cool wash costumes. For morning wear,
gingham is much sought after aud nothing
more refined can be imagined than a neat
gingham suit with parasol to majok, -Fine
(arasola and lawns are also in favor, and here
likewise tlie parasol can be made to corres
pond. In white, toft qualitins of mull are
trimmed with Hamburg edging or ltoeton
lace aud especially novel suits are of mull iu
delicate tints of blue, pink or yellow. At to
the
trrVLKs or M .Mil Ml
there it a liberty that we can appreciate only
by a recollection of the past. We all re
member tho time when, willing or unwilling,
wo were compelled to wear close Cttiog prin-
cesse costumes, which, while exceedingly be
coming to rightly proportioned liguros, were
an cipial terror to ladirs either too stout or
too thin. Thou we rushed iuto the oppositeex
trumo t pauiors came iuto vogue aud it teem.
od as if, whether or no, we shoufd all be
obliged to wear bunched up dresses. Hut
fortunately at tho eleventh hour a change
was brought about by I-ord and Taylor, if
memory serves us right and the improve
ment has been a lasting one. Xow we have
no cast iron rules, benched op styles, cuirass
or eh iso Citing coreagre, straight hangiug
drapery. basUee aud trimmed tkirta, over
skirts, po!anasca and dresses all in one are
equally stylish, while for wash costumes
there is a choice among nuliued and close fit
ting basijues, half fitting jackets which may
or may not be belted in, and olanaisce or
overakirts; the two last mentioned, however.
being ouly sometimes chosen. Of Ute, too,
there has arisen a ttyle of kit tjist brings
back remembrances of the lung ago when
they hung plainly aud - ha4 rows of French
gathers at the back below the waist line.
Tlie Gitana it a model embodying these ideas
and can be be suitably worn with the WV
woo coat or a perfectly plain basque would
answer likewise, lint such a cuotuuie is un
to i tod to wash goods and here the Tbide
skirt would he more desirable. J a baiiM,
the KudU is new, and together wi n the
Hone skirt would serve at a model for a taste
ful eostuoie of ailk or nml. An evening
toilette might be copied after one worn by
Krtima Thursby at the recent Ole Cull coo-
cert, which was ef pale bine eatiu and bro
caded greuadier, made Chanthe polauaiae
and dcnii-traineil qkirt. T'e young 'prima
donna ia quite pretty, of medium size, and
owes much of h,er wyMl q her eogsgiug
manners vhcu befure an audience, fihetang
to an, accompaniment played opoa a Haines
upright piano, and it ia worthy of remark
that this ttyle of instrument lias been much
in vogue this winter, since it hat been chosen
at concerts where Companisne, Galasae ilar-J
nuon and other Slain have appeared. There
is a rage for natural flowers as
nvisii:sa toccuk
to the toilette, ssometlinet it U ouly a little
blossom, bet they ore worn iu all gradations
up to dusters of a dozen Toss-s ' or liufs
Lbunches of violeU or heartc. Thry are
substitutes for the tie or are placed any
Vhcre on the fiont of tno corsage; being often
ten stuck in the belt. A.rtilk-iaJ fuwert tre
worn, b;:t nntural are he frc.t viiulf' Pr"
hap be?aup in. a city they are mot en-
sive. ilaml itaiutinz is in extrawdiuarv fa-
vur. HibUon bowt fte often ornamented iu
thin way, and elegaut evening toilettot are
liuished by hand painting aud embroidery,
Spanish, lace black, white, or more or lose
heavily laden with gilt, is in extraordinary
favor aud forms not . culy a, ttylitV aAdrtjbo
to buniicti, Li t In tha i-'hape of' n4aluUn
scarfs will all'ord a slight protection, and give
adorumcut to the shouUurt ni Society belles
whily ijirtiag on the plaxzat of summer re-
sorts. Graceful and very becoming bead
coverings can also be improvised from these
scarfs which have been in'.rqdypsij honor
of (jueen tihrntio,
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The r- eerlauie.
The ladies of the United I'rcsbyterisn
Church gavo a sociable at the church last
Tuesday evening, an J a'i. wu : attended
seemed to enjoy theuitelvee very much. The
lunch was splendid and teemed to be relished
by alL Miss Fiper favored, the 'audience
with "Down the Burn. Davy, fete," the ac-
Coinpiai.nout being played by Mist Dollie
Uouk, Mrs. C. I- W olverton gave a comic
reading, Mr. Barnes tang a Chinese ditty.
and Kev. Irvine and. Dr. 'tlca played several
popidr airs on the llute. Th( ladies cleared
the nice little sum of S'll.TiO, which is very
good lor one eveuiuif. ;
far J ef TsmaM.
' We wish to rotnrn our heartfelt thaukt to
the members of the Albany Fire Department
for tho promptnesa with , which they re
sponded to the fire alarm last Monday iporn
ine, and for -"the etheielit n-ncr. Jn which
they extinguished the flames and saved our
property. The rnembort of the Department
have put ut under deep obligation to them,
and we will ever remember them with grati
tude. . " , ' , F. O'T0QLr
, J. H. Sji'ii jiis,
" ". J.' M. Nolan.
To tlie Pabir.
Our reader should, all rjinea'utr that V,
II. IJartlese ba opened, the Central Mar
ket aud now hat the finest establishment of
the kind in the city. He keeps the fullest
stock of fresh meat constantly on hand, andj
sells at reduced prices. Remember that he
payt the highest dash price for good fat calves
and also pays more than any one else foi
hides. ; . ' :
Eciuluiiont ef Thank.
At the last meeting of the German Aid
Society resolutions were patsed thanking Mr.
John A Crawford for the, free use of the
Fair Grounds on the occaskm of the late pie
nic, and Mr. Baum for tho fine German flag
which he presented to tle Spuiety at that
time.
K.tSTCU.V OlttCOV
Wnlirs lly and Ike It a Id Hills -I rup rres
perls -Wratlirr, rle.
Tuc Dau.km, May 22, 1S30,
Editor Democrat ;
This it a lively little city. An iminento
amount of busidest it done here, the 0, 1!. &
X. Co. doiug the most of it. They intend
building the railroad down the livrr to the
Cascades at' toon at completed between here
and Wallula.
The whisky aud beer business is more ex
tensive than you have any idea of. There
are about 33 places where spirituous liquors
are doalt out, besidct a fuiiiile of without
peddling bottled beer.
It is supposed 1y somo that the bald hills
will produce nothing, All a mistake; The
toil hat at good, if not better, Krain growing
properties than the Willamette Valley i but
it lift! Dot Loett tatted , until lately. It it
claimed that from 73 to 23 bushels iter acre
can be raised. They tackle a hill like "Sad
die Hutte," on the Calapooia, but (our timet
as large and a great deat higher, and loro
around it until they roach the top, aud if a
level piece piece it found large enough to
play a game of croquet on (bate ball it out of
the question) thoUillor exclaims, "Ah! a fine
tract of land ; 1 would not take &I0 per acre
for it."
On top of these high hills potatoes do at
well as anywhere. Tomatoes, high up, with
in twenty miles of Mt. Hood, grow nicely
and do welL The toil it light and sandy,
just the place for tweet potatoes, corn, etc.,
tlie only trouble being the scarcity of water.
Some of the farmers haul water tip from
creek t and springs. An experiment it now
being made with cisterns. Thry propose to
dig a hole on a slope, thru lino it with co
ment J inch thick, and lilt It by running
some water into It. If it is a success there
will le several mrc good farms taken up in
this v.eii.ity. Ou Dutch Flat, 12 or 14 miles
south of here, are suvcral good farint to be
had, but the elevation is. about the same as
the mountains you can eee by looking at Mt.
Hood, aud at timet the wind blows a "mild
breeae." Sometimes the sun will w shining
nioely and at the tame timo you, need buck
skin breeches and a good overcoat.
The weather hero hat lieen very changea
ble this spring ; you Webfuott'tt need not
come here expecting to avoid tho rain entire
ly. You can get out of tho mud J that is
tome satisfaction, Cut tho rains we are now
getting are needed as much as the showers in
June down there.
Polities take a second place here, but there
are some prognostications to the fleet that
Ute political "ground hog" will try to root
up tome of these bald bills ; but the shaucea
are he will fill back into his hole aud pull it
in after him. Col. O. A. Hill, formerly of
Liun touu,ty. will be our nut Micriir.
lUi-u Ri.rrr.
Ctae ElMwa ( lets.
A large and apprcvlativo audience of the
friends uf trmperanoe lilted the ball of the
Young Puoph-s' Christian Association ou Sat
urday evening but, the occasion being the
regular meeting oi the Albany Pdno Kibbou
Club. In the absence of the President. Mr.
John ('owner ocoup!l the chair. The meet
ing waa opened with prayer by Dr. K W.
)ray, aud reodiug and ailoition of the min
utes of the previous ntoeting followed, after
which tfce cl-ib list'-acd to an clociucnt ad
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tress Irom lion. J. C. l owell. Slusic, eon-
sUting of Cute solo by Dr. i. Willis. Trice
and organ accompaniuieft by Mist Kate
Councr, fcaioe nvtt in order, this was fob
lowed by areeitation from Mrs. U Y. Smith,
ho, when ap4anded by the audience kindly
eanaen(el to (awir the club with another
abort aud 1minor.us recitation, which pro
voked much merriment aiming brr hearrrs.
Circulation tif tlie pleilge resulted iu secur
ing the addition of tome tweutyfuur new
names to our list of members, (ahich li;t is
rapidly approaching t';.0 anii of Its first
iov.tnuj. The pletnc romnittea were not
ready to report aud requested an extension
of lime until next meeting, which request
was grauteL t wae rvsulved that the
thiibkt uf this nlub be tendered Mrs. Smith
aud other, who have to kindly aided in
making onr mcetjng th evaidu to UiUrcst
tng aid, tuoocasfL A collectiun was thru
taken m, and, aiter another tlntu fc.(o by Dr.
I'ritu tho mntH'J adjourned to meet June
ith.
Dr. lrvtae al tsrvsllls.
Last Tuesday Rev. Dr. Irvine went up to
Corral lis, and in the evening was called upon
to address tie A,dvlpbia$ SoviUy of the State
Agricultural College, 'jko Corvallit (f -.yWr
tpca,k of hit eflort as, fuituwa i
Tho Uev. I"". Irvine, of Albany waa then
introduced'. He'waa here twenty-eiuht years
ago taught in a school bouse that was inno
cent of paint not much roof ana no door
mostly wall made of lir logs. Uut this
tchool bonse started S'.mo boys that gradu
ated at Yale C-pilego. Itoyt dreaaen then
difterent from those of this day in fact it
cannot be said that they drosscd at ail.
tneutal cu'tvjre promule moral culture.
The produutive capacity of tho individual ia
increased by mental culture. Education
give Increase I will power. Medically and
scientifically the tick mau ought to d,e ; but
he witlt not to die, and hit Uvua. lilucation
give hii4 tumothiUg to live for. Intellectu
al enjoyments increase, physical enjoyments
doorcase with age. ' Institutions of learding
cannot exclude religion. The moral man ia
the reliable man, worthy of cnfidenoe I
would trurj him with Wme Ij. J had any.
Altcgether thii Vos one of 'the most logical.
compact, instructive and amusing exteinpo-
raneeut aieecnes that your rrjwrtcr njvi ever
listened to.
. :
(feQlas and Caskets.
Fred Dunning wishes ns ta lofuim our
reqdef that hehot piyt received a inagnifl
cent ttpek qf coflin and caskcU, aud here
after he will tell them at prises never before
heard of in this community. To givo tome
idea of the trices, he authorizes ut to lay
that they will range from $3 up to $ 0, and
for the latter price one will bn furbished
that hat hegtofure cost fully $73. Ha meant
business, - . '
Prosnpt fnyiuettt.
I take this method of publicly thanking J.
C. Powell, agent for the State Investment In.
turancs Company, far. tha prompt wanner in
which he totrtod the lots I tuttafned by the
fire which occurred, at my saloon on Monday,
June 7th. , ' . J. R Sojjuin,
Urn).-o' Attire.
If you want to get the neatest glove that
this market affordt for gentlemen, go toBlain't
and bny a pair -of those celebrated Foster
kids. He also, ijow Jia vfi haml the finest
lot bic,klio and do-ekin glpves ever
brought to Albany.
" '
Closing of (He Public H. aooi.
Our public school will close on Friday of
next-week, the 18th. Examinations will be
gin next Wednesday and parents are invited
to attend and note the progress made by
their children. . , . ' .
Town Property for Sale.
A good two-story hoas? a.m( ue lot and a
half, s'(tuate'd oa First street, in this" city,
can be had for $2,000. Apply at this office.
II ii air and Abroad.
Chew Jackson' tost Sweet Xavy Tobau
co. Sam Cohen wut burned nut at the late In
dependence fire.
lweedale it prepared to do all liu.U of
water pipe work.
A full stuck of oils, paints and varnishes
at the City Drug Store.
1'ay up yuur subscription and gi t the Chi
rajo Weekly AVw for a year; rr.
Clina. Willcrt It now ' woiking In a black,
smith shop at Independence.
A fow dayt of warm weather will cause
tho wool market to npm up lively.liure.
There will be no tervice at St. l'etcr'e
Episcopal Church next Sunday, June 1.1th.
Ballard, Isom ACo. are now making cus
tom work a specialty at their (louring mills.
W. U. Baltimore, N. B. Hpreiiger and J,
Mo, Merrick nUrt for Yuijuiim J'y to-mur-
row.
Downer'e coal oil, $2 23 m-r can; Huu-rite,
1 t'oiitinetiUl, n , at flrodwohl's cash
store.
Don't forget it 1 You can get the ChU tiyo
WtAly JWusaud the Dr.noriu-r one year
fore.'!.
Good broomt can bo had at- the Albany
Broom Factory for only three dollars wt
dozen.
Otto Fox came up from Sn Francisco
about a week ago and will remain here a
short time.
lid. Duly, A. J. Bcaid ami L W. l'oeicmy
have been over here fruiu Kcio during the
past week.
W. C. Twesdale is aide agent for the cele
brated Charter Oak Stove and also for the
Medallion llange.
The liellanger beer boom still continues,
and the Star Brewery is turning out iuuer-usc
quaiititie of the German neetar.
11. Sallmarsh has tocured the services of
Will Ijuigdon, a coiiiputoiit druggist, who
w ill take pleasure in wailing upon custom
ers.
There teems to have l-cisu a great sulo of
clothing iu this city dm iug the past ten days.
auppisse the gviitlenmu have sold their
Wool
W. C. Tweudale is sole agent for the i
proved St. IaiuU Charter Oak stove, an.l also
for the improved Medallion llange, tl.u two
bust stouus now iu U.
Insure your bouses wilhC. II. Stewart.
So one ha any bclU r euinpsines than he
rcpreseuta. Among all kit eompanirs titers
la not one "wild -cat.
Not being able to procure renter for the
second story of their proposed trick build
ing. Senders A Sternberg have aliout con.
eluded to build only a one-story.
Hememhvr that you ran grt the Di m... rvr
ami the .V. 1". MVsXVy Vort, for one year fur
only $d 2-V. This it a splendid opportunity
to get two papers for the price of one.
The fifteen puaxle now it l.uw (iradwuhl
can affurd to tell half a down dinner platesi
tnd half a doaen cup and saucers fr 1 1 10,
and deliver them free in any part of the city.
A new set uf orockiin roller have bn
avlded to Ballard, I sum St (''' llotiring mills,
hic-h, thry claim, rnab'et t! e.n to turn
out a better quality of fl-mr I'uu ms;v her
mill in the county.
At Gradwold ist toi Ui-l.-n C e.-!T.--
sugar is worth b'j: Uo e.-ifc-... 4 j ll-s i.t the
$1; soap 7j ceiiU -rr !.; Mj..n' k ,!i.u
ghu jar. 42 10 w-r te n. Ail gwsia sold
at correspond imly Los; lijuj.s f-r ca-li.
We were kmv tw- ).,i.Uy will, c!i
from Hon. I'nli Holt and Msri.ni Cuuning
ham. the ttesvly elected County ('.iiiiiii.i u
r. Thry were on tlseir way to atleinl the
Grand Chapter of Maaolit, l.ieli louvrort
iu I'ottland to-day.
A vry Interesting programme wi!l be ren
dered at the t)pcra House m-xt Jtstunbiy
evenisTg iu cotinectiin with tha ics cream and
strawberry rostlval to be' given on that occa
sion. e unuersUnd that Mis G.ornum,thv
celebrated jubilee tingrr, ' U present and
sing some of Vu iuimttable ng. "Be-
beooa" will also bo present to draw water
from the well for tluee who " Cairo,
(tswaits; laaalea.
With laudable enterprise KhrUK fWan
(Jnrter!-t Ur the present summer presents its
reader with a beautiful chrumo-lithograph,
illustrative of the faahion of tho aeason.
L'ulike moat fashion plate, whiuh are mere
ly creation of thejartiat't V.rain, tko present
i a faitbfid rruroibjctioa ol the actual, ex
istent costumes, of which, lut only the full
descriptions, but the priocs a well, scorn-
pany the pl.lo. For the bsnctit of our losly
reader we append a brief summary of these
costumes, extracted from an advance shctt
furnished by the publishers.
No. 1 represents a walkiug oostuma in
brown, of summer eancia hair cloth and
polka dot latin. The front ia uf aatin ar
ranged in toft (olds, w tu tide draperies of
camel hdir.edged with silk and tape'friuge.
The back of the skirt is of camel's hair, di
vided from thu tide draperies by broad biat
bands of aatin, and ornamenod, wila, aatin
bowa. Tlio baionj ;a uiade ia Freuoh coat
style, wa broad hip pieoca of the polka dot
material, and tastefully trimmed cuffs and
collar. Price, $47.00.
Xo. 2 is a second wa'Uin urs, appropri
ately na,n,e4, tu VSunrUo," and mado of
gend'arme Xiua IVcnch bunting aud silk bro
cade. By an ingenious arrangement rj the
two materials, the fro(t n caueuted with
the rerosunttUiu. of, a vn with ray ; the
tide Urapenet being of bunting meeting at a
point below the botquo, aud drawn to cither
tide of tha vtr4 deiagn of the front, The
basque is made of bunting, cut long and
round, and appropriately trimmed with the
brocade. Price, 503.00. s
The third figure In the illustration reprc
sentt a combination dress of ailk iu two con
trasting shades of drab. Tho Vn,t,7"kiit ill
front is nude of a,ltorna,ta strips of tho two
matcriola laid in kilt puttings, the back be
ing of a single tltado, plain and full. The
overskirt is trimmed across the bottom with
revert of contrasting tilk, with a full bow of
silk in two shades; the back being of a dark,
er shade of silk, neatly draped,. The basque
is mada (ft ypnkr, trimmed to correspond
with the lower part of the costume. Price,
$28.50, ' "
The last figure is, tha,t q( X djuef. or rooep
tion dr? of, ruet colored aatin duchess,
elaborately trimmed with cashmere bead
fringe and pvssemouteriu. The skirt it ar
ranged in a double tcarf, on which the trim
ming it imposed to realj advantage j while
the bapk drapery it formed of a d nubia box
plaiting extending from the waist duwuwnrd.
The botqne it cut with a ooAt bauk and elab
orately triuiticd. The tleevot are open on
the upper aide, aud laced with ccrds of aatin,
with band of passmenterie on .either side;
the lower part of the sleeves, as well a the
trimming of the neck, being finished with
ruchingt and plaiting! of . lace and satin,
rrioe, $143.00."
BeUgtoya ttorvlch.
Ijhe o,uartorly conference uf ihe Methodist
denomination in this city will couvene at the
51. E. Church next Tuesday evening atJiHO
o'clock. v
barrh Dlrrrlnrv.
.I, C." A.- Meet at their rooms in Fos
ter brick building on Wednesday eveninj
at 7:'M) o'clock, ami on Sabbath afternoons at
. utiNinest moctina are held on the even,
lug of the tnomid Jfomlny in each month.
j.vnryuouy inviioil to attend.
U. F. Clltrifi(,preacliingevery Sabbath,
a. m., ami i p. m. iy i;v. . tl. Jr
vine, D. 1), Sabbath School at 2:30 p. m.
I'ruyor liieeting every Thursduy ovrning.
J'.VAfKJKi.iCAt. ClIPlK'ir. Preaching on Sa).
hath at II a. M., and 74 . Sabbath
icuooi u!is, I'rnyer meeting every Thuit
day evening. J. Bowemox, pastor.
t oi II HiAT!i.fAl.Cimt-ll. Services fvcry
Sabbath At .1 1 a. m. and v. (. Sblti
Kch.Hd at e:.'IO. Prayer uniting mi
jnursuay cvoiimg i.r each week. .1. W,
Harris, jiastor.
Ut 1.. It..
i.. viiuiii ii, auitTii. Service every
Sabbath at St 1'uut SI. K. Church, Muutb.
at 1 1 a. si. m,a 7i r. i. ISalbath MiimA
J r. m, l'rayur niPotinff every Tliurt
day evoiuig. &L tl. Miller, pastor.
M. IU Ciimni. 1'rcachiiig every Sablwth
at 11 A. M, and 7J i. i, Song tervice in
the ovniiing Uforo c!niioii. MabUth School
it 2.30 r. M. l'rnyor tnoetlng every 'l liurs
lay evoniiig, J. T, VoIfc, jiastor.
u... i,.... . .... ....
. t f.i'n r.riwwAi. .;iiL'ii'ii.-iivinnr-ice
is held in the Church every Sunday t
1 1 A.M. Sunday Schmd at 2:30 r l. B.
1. Stevens, pastor.
Hsr-rwr Cni;i! ii. -Services every Sabbath
at II A. M. and "J r. m. Sabbath School at
12. I'rayir meeting every Thursday even
ing. W. J. Crawford, pastor.
I'liKsnvrcitus Cia-iuii. Servico every
Sabbath morning and evening in Y. 1. C. A.
Hall. Sunday School itumciiiaU'ly rfter the
morning service. J'raer mevtiiig every
Thursday evening. Bov. j'll rt S. Condit,
Kwtor.
lrm The fer&s.
I'oiiKs S IVIIA'J, June 3., 15i,',
I'.tlitur Dcmncrul :
Havinjj a few snare mnmeiil I thoiiuht 1
would drop y.,u n fe lllr) fri.i.i ibis i,it
lhi O'lmtv.
Items scarce as linns' tee' h, Tho i-ueri I
heidth is good, thi,tiuh .Mia C-ii, CluytMsd i
suirering from a:i ntlack of that treacherous
disease srarletina. Her two little sister.
Mary and Yida, af ctiivsluM--iit, liavin
iw'i mo same uiscasc tome Wix-ks ano.
C t .1 .. i- .
Mr. John Beard, jr., bfi for We.tnii a few
days ago, where he g"es iut. biisiursa. May
success attend biui and his amiable w if in
their new home.
fcheep shearing is g"in on Jivvly and the
wisd clop will be heavy.
. Tho M. K. f'hureh, Si.ulh. will bolts
-ampmeetiiig at their camp-ground near Aunt
Sally Crablrce s reti lenee, rmbr-u ing the 2-1
Sunday in June, nt which the uhlnst talent of
the church will he present A'd who like to
hear g'wd, sound Bible (;;.) preaeheil are
rprU-d to come and biiiig a'l ih-ir neigh
Ur along with th'-m. Mr. IVtrr Bityeu,
that prince f caterers, will admiuistrr to the
physical and inner wants of man. There
will be quite a number of campers ou the
Kruund and a gol nievting is anticipated.
Your as ever,
8 U. 7.
ampotrrtlass-
TIimo tilil b- j viO'J'Dircliug held on the
(,'raiilr. camp pound, four inih-a fnm 1-b-anon,
brifiuning on tho Tknesday liefore the
secuiiilSjtdiath in June.
Also al Bine Creek, near Stnlfhlield, in
(jtne cm lily, tAl the Thursday Wforu the
third ii.i.Uts iu June. This will 1h the
Iii.tial Confer, nor, at wliifli all of the min
isters ill lie prevent.
A!s" st Disio t.itn;.;nu..-l. in Bulk Coun
ly, euil,r..c!! the third and fourth Kabbatha
iu June. This will be a joint meeting with
our I rvt.'iiti. of the M. F. Church.
Also at Yamhill river, near (, brulge,
b'iuniog ou Friday lf..r the first Sabbath
in July. JJiiiistorial hvi'ha beu secured
rr ail tlicc meetings. KierylKxly U iu-
vited to come Ij tlu-so meetings ('nine and
stay and pray.
T. B. Wima. 1. F,
"ii:jtuetl District, M. K C. S.
X. I:. Xo huxtering will be allowed.
A CosmI. Krllablr llrnt.
Wo refer to fcUier Brothers, mauufae-
turvr of and dealers in dl kinds of marble
and sttiie work, monuments, headstones, or
namental and cast iron fence woik, etc.
They have been in lti.i'ie tti tli jt city for
several year and hate always given satuifae-
tion, Mil they pouit with pride t! tpeciiucne
of tUir work in all the ceMotciios ia the cen
tral part of this valley. last week they put
up a Jury n grauite encliMure in the Masonic
Cemetery in this city widen they invite all
to iuiccl. Tho stone is truly handsome and
the work thoroughly executed. They are
also prepared to turn out inuinsent iu
tcither foreijt or Au,rican granitu. Ksti-
mateeon, all kinds of it-i:. marble or gran
ite work will le forwarled on application.
Ornamctital wrnuuht or coat iron work.
cither 'galvanized or painted, cnu be furnished
on snort notice Always give tlieiu a call be
fore you make any orders in their line of
work.
Iriniia atatlread
i Mot built yet, and until it U our people
ia ttiu liavr to use o:no oilier uolc of
conveyance. Ired il'uA, ot- this city, lias
tlx or cijjht l.yJii and hugiet which he will
tell o.t very low pricet and on reasonable
terma. He also doe all kinds of Uckiiiith-
ing aud waijon maljing aud cnarutcs satis
faction.
friae turallurr.-
Frcd Graff is tnanufaoturing tome of the
finoht furniture ever exhibited in this mar
Let Ilia bedroom sets are perfect models of
taste aud beauty ; and - what is letter still.
they are all from Oregon timber.
Lumber fur fate.
Conn fti-os. to.rt?u) op their taw mill altout
one montu ago, and are now turning out
ftno (piulity of all kinds of lumber. They al
so have a liue lot of dry liuudiing lumlwr for
sale at JA-oanou.
: Wool lVauled J
I will pay the highest market" jrico for
wool delivered at my ijnrvbpuse in turn city,
C. l. Simpson.
i Albas v, June 3, 1SSO. .
i r 1
Mr. E.. N, CliUinghaui, for many
years ano af ihe leading merchants of
Salcrn, died lu hli house iu that city
last Tuesuny, aged 42 years.
' Dallas retains the county ieat of
Tolk by 20Q majority. ,
itou.v.
CLINK.-Near this city, on the 7th ol Juns, 1SS0, to
the. wias uf tieu. Cline a Uauhter. ,
DAVIS. Iu this city, on Thursday, Juno 10, 1S80,
to Ui ifo uf Or, J, A. Duvis, Oiruner a dsuhlei'.
ROOP. Iif this elt.v, on Saturday, Juno 8, 1SS0, to
tbo wife- of A. M. Hoop a Uaughtur.
IIACKLEMAN. In this eltv, on Mondav, June 7,
1S50, to ths wifs of T. 1. llaekleman a son.
DYER. Near this city, on Saturday. Juno 8. ISSf.
to the wift? of Jus. Dyer a sou, . V-'
1IAI.L, In this crt y, on Snbbath, Juso 0, 1SS9, to
thuwiuj.uf, Lpbt Usir a d'Mitftiter. '
i COLE Now Miller's Station, on Tuesday-, June 8,
w, vnp ;ue luxrvey uoie a auuMur.
BlAKUtCU.
WHEELER THOMPSON. At SL 1-aul's II. F.
Churli, Smith, in thin uitv, on Tuesday evuning, June
S, 1SS0, by Uev. T. li. White, Ma. Wm. H. Whkxlhs,
ot llenlou county, uud Misii Fuu TuoursuK, ui
Liuu.
Fruits and
V!.
A ItM KRN. TO KB'OM K WKA I.TI1
. MANY, muni iiieri-iisit llin.r extiorU.
must produce mor Unui o .miiHiiino-nml In tin wgy inn do ltd inoie tfleH
IIHllyllnui by plniiiim; k,oi orch;inl of sclort fruiln, Iberol.y making s gocd and
'"Ppy Iioiiim for your i-hihlrt-n, mid at tlms-iuin timo giving thciii uwfnl and reninnor
ntivti etiipldvnii nt by learning Ihoiu bow to ptcwrve lh great Tarietio of frulle and
VhgHulilcs I bill (rrow nixiii Ibolr ftfliM' farm
Kroin .N K '1 KIVKTIIOUMANI) J MM.I.A BS ra-r annum ran le realize. 1 lr tlie
uho of ' .
IHA1MMKIVH Ni:W PATENT
PS t&3
1
E3!Z3 1
r
V da
y
which nhMtliifuly hai no niaihliwry .r any kiniJ. and la ho simple in It ennxt met ion
that children ami auml ip!o ean run it i any hunt of fruit or vegetables. Hwveriily
i In successful oj orniiinj hi i.iim Com-ty. IU vheapoe rreouiuieuda it to every
lMly, Wo bavA rtH-riod a f',relirii notrkA' nriil sm rirrrisrfl 1 twv Ihsi liiliAkl MibK nrii.s
for all fruila ilritwl by tlilt irceH. It Jias
Di-nsolutioa of I'aHnpisltij'. ' !
1 tlm I'liriiiorsb!,, lnTi-i(.fi.r. iiir
ijclivirrii W. U. Scon an. I 1 1. ii. M,iii,-ii li,
miller tlm linn I'Hinc .f S.-..II .V. Mimirii ,,.
IS IhU IV ll-Mllv, V IIMHllill M M'.
I. J l. M..im-lih r'!'-iiii;. vv. Il.wt i ,
all li bts linlr.i. i .1 l.v tlm film, Miid n'lij ;
:ii'e-t all K'-jniiiit- ;
W. li frr. .
i. i; Mo'tniTn. J
Albany, Juiie-H'0. i.wl I
MARX BAUIVJGART
A Jt:T OrKSKD OVT A
icw Liquor Slerc
K K F,r OtlHtfT AXTVt O.I H AS I)
TI!K FINEST BILAXDS fiV WINES,
I.IUl'OKS, TOIsAK O & CKiAItS.
1 lie ( elt-bralrtl 5t. I-euIa
STOaXEWALL WHISKEY,
Tha rin-l wbii-kfy In the tai.
Vhiskii . Kivni-li lli an3i", Shciry,
Toit, t laivl, and a!l nthrr kioJi
f wint s, tJin. A!r, Ueer,
and loi It.
Hillris of every kind, aud .lie. leh
b i. ia ils f lutac o and "ignis.
ptll want vorj'lMly Vt midendand tL
I have (.uiied out lirt-elaM. tuw lni
ur lor, v. Here r-iry and inunlrv tloi
r can prriiro tbfir aux-k at 1'ori.laitd
priest, w.ib only fr-i -bt adiltsi.
H'Kims on tlie-f,rner of Kront and l-s-fry
ftivlJi, AlhMiy, Orfcitn. 2l.
I A M r.S l A X Nr A I -S .
Ur AL.rn.rn tm ii- ct r vr
soi.il walm t j:kii;co.m skis,
Marble and Wowl Taps.
Parlor Hcts an5 Iounges, Mar
ble Tc;x Cs ater-TaLIts,
Spring I'eds'anii
Mattrtfees,
W1L.CT, K1PIE iU 6AI BSiCttTS.
Ami all kitula el
Vraalavls. balrs. t-cUlrsU. 1'slru.tr.a To
l,les. Maads. Clll aad lane)
Uoalillass, Cte.
I Inlend u krp ,nllilni In the tunn'.ufe Ills,
aJ rusrsnire ssivfacUun 1.. ll l rail ou
ma at Willer-s Usl. JtHLS nttuis.
INSURANCE.
Commercial Union, of
London. Capital. S12.-
500,000.
North Eritisli and Mer
cantile. Catoital. S10.-
000,000,
Also tho Imperial. Lon-
don, Northern & Queen
Capital, $C9,000,000.
C. H, STEWART,
Agent.
NOTICE FCR FiHAL PP.GOF.
f.AJil) OmcK AT n)-i:ni:i'.o. Oil. 1
May 4, 1S0.
N OTK'K IS lll-UKHV fdYKS THAT
the loliouin intuiiJ f-oit'er basj Bled
nollee of bis iiilonliiui to make linal proof
In auiuxirt of hi el.iiui, and MH;ura linal
entry l hereof on l!io lo.h ibiy of June,
lN(i, ifii,r me Juil-j orciork ct tho C ourt
of ldun County, Urrgon, viz:
JACOB EVUCU.
Ifoiiuu-loiid Appllcntion Xo. iT.as, for the
N. Ik ii of Se. 10, 1 p. 14 S , K. 1 K., and
naiiios the following nst bis witnessot, v'z :
F. Ackerman, lU'nry Uroser, Mirviu Uar
ris and J. AV.iillilaiul,ll U ii Aeet Home,
L'lin Comity, Orcrnji.
. 1 BENJAMIN.
n,40vv5, ' llcgibter.
9
Any bnok, nispuino or nt-v-Fser seut ve-sl-jil at
ths mblisher's luwt l!-'-e, will, a vsHmlilv preitthiiil.
W give s tine Uxls : .-jf ihe C'sfiutl hutUliiur, Die
mmt nuufniitcent s'.ruciufvln Anicriim, slsa spteiitliU
views uf lbs White lljuw, 'IVeiistiry builtliiig, bmiih
amisn liiflilule. 1'sUjul ilnioe, Mt. Veroni.. and fthor
tsiiiits of interest iu and atKtut tha National Caikital.
(nlrs tsksit fur tho Urv CHTtiU.1 en'ruviii!; ur for
sets vf the views, and cabhwt phuto(rmths of leading
ststesiuPii. at vost prieoA. It .you wsut Hiiy bok or lu
subserthe fur any ooriodkal, ur to renew sn old suh
seritahui. seud sump fur a eupy o( tho IdTfcK.WlY
Ul'l.LK'flN euntsiuiusf iHWk-nutes, - ituticed -of neiv
uutuieatlulis. cstaioiruo prums, ete.
NATIONAL Nk.WS BCREAU.
WaaliiutiUin, l. C.
Lnek Unx-tS, or 933 F Street,
VILIiAKD v HOUSE.
Ilalscj-, Oregon.
A- L0TJBNEB, - Proprietor.
IS E LEO A XT NEW HOTEL. JlST NOW
uiinilutl, UI he uinmej aUmt Jnty l.Uh, lfe7i.
It ia cinuAt uutvU on the most motion, ami- ixmvement
titan, has fine siinle room eniseciiilir axraii'jW for
tHmimeruial travelers, mid tne iblo will be applied
at fttl timo wilh eotnilg. 4 J
ST CHARLES HOTEL,
MRS. C. HOCK. - -. - froprittai.
This House has boon thoroughly renovated from tt
to lMitiin, and is now iu splendid condition fr
. the entoruiinment uf traveler. Thiuiitle .
is supplied witli evorylhinir the iiisw- .
: kct Hltonis. Sample rHuis fur ,
commarcUl men.
t'tirvaUis lebanon and t;ij!as Since OKicc.
Vecetables !
Y.I.I K H TIIONEO" FBAXf -A It CTK.
Wo arrt liroducerH an w 1 as I'nisuiiicis
mja n n era
f
cjiiiil. Vernn literal.
EO. W. HILIs,
Aent Corvallif Frnit Co.
Cathartic Pills
Coml)ln the ilinket(t rtliarti; rninririles
In DMsUieiap, Jn iri.nii.iis mvursUely tul
jnstnl to s-rnre aetivtlv. fvertuiiitj", anil
uiillormity of filTect, TLey are the rult
m year ol cartful rtiulv ami praetiral rx
priuient, ami ar Hie Hioat effectual rero
Iy yet Iiseoverel fur lis-a.es, raiMxl l,tr
ile.raiiceinent of tlm storuiu li, livfr. awl
lioweU, which rjiiir jroiujit and efTertaul
treatment. Avi;k a are spci inily ars-
SlicaLlo to thia claaa of diseasrsi. Tlw a t
irectly ou the li-stir ami assimili-rive
procosws, and rmtore regular hralihr ac
tion. Their extensive nsve by fihvaiciaxs In
UuJr prai-e, and by all civilized nations,
ia one of tlie many irrsjfa of Thmr raltf as
aafe, aiire, and ) rlwtly reliable purgative
medicine. IVing uimpmindeil of the con
centratdl virtue of purely vegetable sub.
Ktancefi, they are pcKitirely free from calo
mel, or any injurious prnfwrties, and ran be
aduiiniatered to children with perfect aaletv.
Arm Pii.l are an effertnal cure for
t'onsti pation or Coativeneas, Indiges
tion. Uyspepaio, Ioaa of Appetite,
roul 8tomiicU soil Breath, IUzines,
lleailache. Loss of Memory. Nanihnrn,
Itilioaanewi, .fannflire, Hbenmatiisiv
Kruptious and bkin Iiaeaes, Dropsy,
T uniorn, Worms, eorwla:la, Clir,
;ripca, Diarrhoeav, Iyentery, Gout,
l'ilca, Diaordera of the Liver, and ail
other diwaaca result ins from a disordered
atato of the digestiv apiiaratus.
As a Dinner rill lUcy hare no erjnal.
WTifle (jentla hi their action, these Piti
are the tuoat thorough and searching eatliar- -tic
that can be employed, anil, never ftive
pain unless the bowris are inflamed, and
then their influence ia healing. They atirou
l'it the appetite and digestive orcans; liter
operate to porify and enrich the blood, anil
linnnrt n-newej health and vigor so tho
A hoio system.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & So.,
rractleal and AtaaJyttcal Ctaesnlria.
Lowell, MAs.
oto by all DBCcburra aiaai waxxx.
TAX SALE.
s i i nil. r. sr a ivakkakt 11
MJ i-ued out of tlie County Coait of IJon
County. Stat a of Oregon, on the 20th day
or April, 10, to mo directed and deliv
ered, for tha collection of tha delinquent "
taxe in said ci unty for tha year 17S, I
have levied upon the following denciibed
real property asKsMcU to unknown owmis.
to-wit:
The Sou" hcast Quarter of Section thirtT
ix (SO), lownship thirteen (13; .South.
Kange two C2) West of Willamette Meri
dian, in Linu County, Oregon. eonsiuie
lfiOacres.
Alho, the SoutK half of the South wchJ;
quarter of Section thirty-six mt tat Tmv
ahip thirteen (13) South, Bangs two (2
West Willamette Meridian, Ljuu Couty,
Oregon, rontaining eighty (SO) acrea.
Also, lx.t No. four (4) csHitniniilg 35 74
I'Ht acres, and lx No. aine (9eoutainlas
2tl 5-100 acres, in Section twenty-one (21
and ljnt So. one (1), containing 15 4!V-Ii
acres, and Lot No. fcix (6), containing 19 M
P 0 acres, in Section twenlv-eiiilit lajt. and
r.ll in Township eleven (11) South, IUng
it'll r (1) Went H'itlaiuetle Meridian, and
containing one hundred and nine and 75
100 (HHJ T.vioii) acres, situated in theCoun
ty of Linn and State of Oregon.
Also, 1-ot No. four (-1) in the Northeast
quarter (N.K. J) of SectioH ten (IOXTowb
Hhip eleven 1 1 1) South, Hange four (4 Wea
Willamette Aleridian, and containing thirty-three
and 81-100 (33 M-lOu) acres of
land, tUuialod in the County of Lina and .
Slate of Oregon, and on
Siitunliijf, the 22th day of June, ISiO,
at the Court House door in the city ot Al
bany, Linn County, Oregon, at the hour
of I o'clock P. M., I will sell the hereiur
before described real property at public
auction lor cash in hand lo ih highest
bidder to sjiti-sly said ta.ies, amoiiming to
2l 31, with costs aud exje use collec
tion. Uatod tLis-Hih day of May. 1SS0.
s. v.. eivnivi,
ShcriO" ad lx Collector for Limi Co.
Orcsou. . , Hwt
"K3TIQE m FINAL PEG OF.
I a' Ofkicb at Obkoon Crrr. Oic l '
May 4,1880. J
J-OTICIi IS I1ERE8Y GLYEX THAT
-L (lie following named settler has nleu
notice of his intention to make final proof:
in support of liia claim, and secure linal
entry tueieof, and that proofs will be
made belore J. L. Cowan, County Clerk off
Liau County, Oregon, at the county Mt
oi Haiti couniy, on unesaay, Ut Stls,
day of June, 1SS0, viz: - .
SIAMUKL M. HARKIS.
Homestead Applicnlion Noi 2S(V, for the
N. 14 or tho S. K M ot tb.e S W. ,'. and
Lots .t, 4. 5, anil 7 cf Sectiou Ut, Town
ship IS South, Kange 1 tast, and natnea
the following as his witnesses, via : Jacob
Hush, F. Aekeruiau, John V. Gillilaud,
and Jlugh Harris, all of Sweet Home,
Linn Couuty, Oregon.
T m T . T. T
n-13w5 Registeiv
BAKOED FEFICE VsttSt
Cable Laid Double Wirtv
rOUE POINT STEEL BAREST
Tha best and cheafwst Feniie kmviru. No other
Fence equal to it. Uauufsctuml under lioeitse frtsn.
the holders of Ute oriental p&teuka. up , 0Q"ts
reels. . Send f,vr eireulsrs.
All kinds of Vf! UK. Iron, Si4 nd Oalvsntxeil, for
BALING, IfaSclSW, TiO-EUKAPH, -TKUUUKa,
etc,-tc.
VslKH UOi-i: of all Hinds h stock or tnsnafsc
tured W oix.cr.
A. S. IIALUDIE,
rlre ISIiUs f&U Wire RopenVei ts-
- 83mB 0 California St. San;Frsneisco.
l J. II. SUKLES, rrop'r.
A GOOD SEA FOAM SIIAMrOO goes -iV
wi;h each bave. lor shaviug
aud liair-ciitiing Kama as usual. Uooma
opposiie Mel Iwaiu's wore. lOtX.
Drier
Vg-i' -If'" .'.-irslsjiWsii. i. rim. ..