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ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEM1SHR 5, 1880.
VOL. XVI.
NO. 14.
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PROFESSION AIi CARDS.
C. S. WOLVSSTOX.
K. a. m uruncT.
HUMPHREY & W0I.VEUT0X,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Albauy. Oregon.
Wil i-.ra.-Ue. In allth. Court. In thf State. Irlle
nntr .tnt coile-cUon- attenUe-.i lo promptly.
I.4I.MI
L ri.KN. . K. rtlAMIIKKIIX.
FL1NX & CHAMREHLAIX,
ATTOUXEYS AT LAW,
Albas?, Oregon.
Bironii-e In Foster's Brk-k Blork.fj-
vlonlKir.
R. St. HTcUUtK.
U. Ill.Yil
STKAIIAX & lniYiJ.U,
ATTORNEYS & GQUKSELOES AT LAW
Albaar, Oregon.
f JUACTICE IS ALL THE COURTS OF
1 this State. Tbev give Mcial atten
tion to collection and probate matter.
Ottli-e In Foster's new brick. -I'.Hf
L. H. M0NTANYE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
AND
Notary Public.
Albany, Oregon,
Office upstair, over John Hritra store,
1st street. viiiiiitr
D. R. N. BLACKBURN,
ATTORXEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
Albany, Oregoa.
aire mp slalr. la the ttdd Fellow. Trm
pi.
'Collection, a specialty.
apil.
J. K. WEATHERFORD,
piOTARV rTBLIC.)
tTTORNRY AT LAW,
ALBSY. Kl.t.V.
iriLL PRACTIt'K IS ALL THE ful'RTS OF THE
l-OlBi-e ia Odd FeIlw- Temi'lr. U-
JT. C. POWELL. W. R. JILTEL'.
joavjsll & bii.yi:l
. vTTOltN KYS AT LAW,
AhiI Solif ilors in ( Lanren'.
lbinv. - okm;o.
'ollocl ions promptly iuiu!t on all i-oinli.
piTXHlUD in Foster's bri.-k.--.
T. P. IlAC Iil.E31..,
ATTORN 12 Y AT LAW.
A LB aswas'
Aif Office opatairs in the uJ.l I t How 's
Temple."
Tl3n.'W)
F. T.I. MILLER,
ATTOUNT.Y AT lVW
arm prseUor la all Um oturu at llie xt:tF.
lrucupt mirfitiuu Ktvu I' (t'lNfiK!!. -ori
ry.aces aud rumiunlkuu of l ulen. I'nlnl
toaiuBtni. a.peeuiuy. vlJn;ur.
j. a. -.vris
ATTORNEY ANDCJUaSELOU AT LAW
C9R7ALXI3, OBEGOW.
4fX mK In alt lh '.xut. of h Slot
yOfflc Id tUr ('own iioiiw "Xa
vIKoJSvL
K. ii. JOllXKOX, 31, 13.,
HOMEOPATHIC
Physician and Surgeon.
Albany, Oresou.
Off, c in Froman'a Brick, two dfir-r
East of Conner's Bank. nio
DE. G- WILLIS PEICE,
DUXTIST.'
P4d Fellows' Temple,
AllMy. Or-gei.
Office hours froni 8 to '2, aud from 1 to i.
' i6:imr
D. M. Jones; M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
ALU1SY, OltEtOX.
Offi..-e-ln- Plummer'i Jrug More. K-i-
dence on Washington St. -tt
OCCULIST AND AURIST
8ALE3I, OHEGOS.
R (K.l.flFV HAS HAIl RXPERIKNVKJX
I I LrM.L.nip the v.riou tllcntHe. to wliU h Ihf
ye aud far are ut)wt, nl fwl ronnilpnl of
RivInK enure ma.uiicwm w inuwo wui. mwy
p'a; themiielve. under til. rar. uoKtr.
P. C. CLARE,
Sucerwr to 3. ii. V.tt.)
Ilealer Jn Heavy and Shell
Hardware, iron. Steel
' iid tlnr-li'iiiic'ii
Tool.
Oil Vlrl treet, one oor eMt ot 8. K. Young" Al
any, Oregon.
REVERE EI0U3E,
y-rutf First aad KlUwvrtn Albany, Orrgaa
Pfeifier Bro's Props.
., B6 Ifule! i flttd MP In I! rat clam tyle. Table,
Ue4 wttli tee ihzi xiie mantei. w,iru,. ayrutx
ia evrjr Htxmt. A fMiii 8n:pU! Koom tur Ojui
lcil lYavelwa.'"
tSVrrr t'.ara I. aad Uta tbe Hlrl."i
S:ltt
j !ST CHARLES HOTEL,
ALBANY, OXZEGON.
i- MSS, C. DOCK.
Prppricloi.
This House hu been tliuoalil.r remtvateil from top
to hoUoni, .lid in now in ft,lendu! coiiilittoit fur
tbe KUUfrLaiiinicnt o tr.viern. 'J ha luUle
ii .upplitl wlLto ever.tUiinjf lb, uuir
kel affords SMinjiie roouia for
couiUbU'iil men.
C.ratlU, Lebttaua and ltilla slucrOfUrr.
vHuiU
OQAAA UQKTH ifiirarjted. S12 lny at home
OOVU made tjy tija iijdiwtrujiis, ' a.il,il not re
uuirad; we ill itart youC Ven, women, Ik. mul
2irl make money fautvr twork lor u than at any
tDimr else. 1 work ia light aud jileaxiiit, anil 8u. li
k anyone can go riuht at. Tbo who are wine wlio
thin notice will aend ua their addresaue at once and
aee lor themselves. C'oatlv Outfit and ternw. ISoa t
the tune. Those already at work are laying- np larpe
. aunw ol money. Addles. TRUE CO., Auuu(
ktiune.
Of f d A week in vour own town. J5 out fit
vOUilflif. KorUk, Reader, it ynu want a
Lupine at which pemous of either aex can nutke
Krsat pay all the time they work, write for particular
o 11. Hau.ett & Co. Purtland, ILtiue.
THE "WORLD'S FAVORITE."
HAS ONLY 12 L&'2SZl OUTLASTS
ii m il
wok iv 1 1 (i
SEWING MACHINE.
! Awarilrl Firat I'rrininiii. Orreon Nl rlr. 179 ! 1MHO
Aw.rartl i'lrnt I'rt'iiiliiiu. and only .Unrbin plarrd in Firat
C'IK (5 romprlitora) ut the Aulrallnii lulrriiklloual Ksblblllon.
AI.WAVH lK KIV1.S Fill NT
iilit. INIMKTIAI..
Tho "DAVIS" Sfwinjc M.icliino
Selling 1,000 Maehines per Week!
It is CHEAPEST because it is BEST.
It iloiw every vnricly of work without lstiui, ami ha more piatlcal atlai'liniontt
than alt others i-oiiibiutHl.
52 Y. IS. NCOTT, Agrut. Albany, Oregon.
Warner's Safe
Kidney g Liver
CURE
A Positive Urmrilf Air A I.I, Hil
nrjr. I.Urraiid I'rinary Tronblo
of both .Male and Female, Artina
Direetly npon llie Organ Afieel-
el. For llie Hot 'Nenwon it is In
valuable.
head Tin: i:i:coi:i):
'It ftavnl niv lifii."
i:. ii. ijikiiy.sviiiw, a;.
"IniHisealllotrylU"
John llrnailoii, l-avi nonli, Kim.
"It ltlio roniPlv that w ill -iirftrn innnv
liMiMfii pet'uliar to w Kiiu-n.'" Mother'
MstiZnyMio.
"It has pael ppwra tr-U ami won rti-
(lorwmenlJt from noino!'ilip liitilx'Ki imi.
nuI talent of tho onunirv." New York
Worh!,
fcXo Itonieily heiotofori? ili.Hj-iverfil ran
Ii" hehl for ono inonii-iit iti comparison
with it " C. A. Uarvcv, I. I)., V'.ili:ni-
ton. I. C.
"It W the Ix-t anil only f-fi'wient romeilv
for Kidnovaoil I.ivPrtroul!opi -r hroiiulil
txfore the pnbllo." (Oil ) John K. Mi'
Cheaney, WawhinKtoii, 11 V.
"lam rejnireil to saylnm now a nc!i
man ami am only too jrhni to itil'y rt
Rarilinx the plorions resiiIlH of a rnm ily
whicii ha-H iiimjIi1 me w happy."
lltev.) 1. p. llurkl', Ark.
TliiCreal Xa'nrar Ileniedy U Cor
Sale by Pnijrsists in all 1'aHs v,i iLe
Wo!d.
TRY IT AM) TAKE NO 0TIIEK.
H. K. VVARPaER i CO.
ICoeheKter. '. V.
THE ALBANY FARMER'S CGKP'Y
wi'l ay no preminm on licat Klorpil nt
their warehouse, Imt lifrehy (rivo pooilive
awiurance that they will ealer into no com
bination to keep prices down.
They will store grain at tho rale of Font
cests per boshc-l for wheat, and Til k;k
cctts per bushel for oats.
The Company agrees to faithfully en
deavor to secure the hialiest lioHMhle-'prico
for all grain stored with them, without any
charge except stonco.
Arrangements have been made for in
suring grain, and uyn all that is tonl
with us and insured vn will make. li!-ntl
advances in cash. M. 11. WJLIM,
Attest: 1). Maxbfiklii, J'ro.
ltf fcec'y.
JAMES DANNALS,
PRALU U AKD MtXtraCTUKkK Or
SOLID WALNUT DEDROOJI SETS,
Marble aad Howl Toi.
Parlor Set3 and lounges, Ivlar
ble To? Center-Tables,
Spring Beds and
Mattres3es,
W4LMT, MAPLE AND OAK O.1A0KETS,
And all kuiila of
Wfcatnota, 'haln, Bedxlvada, i:lriislon Ta
lilrn, htanila. Clllt and I'auejr
Sfonldlnga, I'.fc.
I intend to keep event'iilti? in the furniture Hue,
and will juaraiitec aatihfitction to nil who will rail on
me at Miller's Urick. J AWK W.4 . ALH.
Administrator's Notice.
NOTICK is hereby given that tlienndor.
signed was on tho 2d day of Octolier,
ISM), duly appointed Administrator of t)io
estate of Thomas Summers, deceased, by
the County Court of Linn County, Ore
icon, and ail persons having claims against
said estalo are hereby nottlioi to Vr,,w't
the same, with the projser vouchers, to me
at my ofliiM in Albany. Linn County, Ore
eon, within six months front tho date of
this notice.
Dated this Mill day of October, 1STO.
I.. 1!1I,YEU,
71w-4 Aoininis-rator.
price a nicmitmh
H
aw mill in Waterloo precinct. A larsre quant ity of
thetnest lumber on haant. wliicb win li m4 cIm
and credit (riven until Octoir lit, lr!. r oilowiiijfis
the list of price. : .
Hear lumber, per thonsnnd ' .,. ....$13 00
Fclifinsf, barn sidin.ailil all luml ..re ichua I) 00
Scimtliin;, timljers and hea-y lumin'r.. ........ 8 00
The lumber will be furM3h4 t,idc of th
Sautiam
fi? !?.
OTHERS.
lMlKMHH IVIIKW THE Jl DJFJ
t'nijiai)y aro iiiaiiurcHurlii)( aul
SilH EL E. Youxci
IS NOW HF.i'EtVINU HIS
FA 1,1- mill WISTKIt
STOCK
-UF-
n VlISII!
CoSSISTI.su OF
DRY GOODS,
MOTIONS,
CARPETS,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS & SHOES,
WALL PAPER,
Houso Furnishing Goods,
ETC., ETC., ETC.
Many i tliewo Goods are
bought (lirct't from thenian-
I iiiVifliirors for cuh, a 11 ;jrp
all Tii'st Clasa (JooflsX)
TUAS1I, ami will lu Hold at
Popular l'lict'H.
CENTRAL
-AM j 11 It T.
J. II. HEHHKX,
Proprietor.
-riTIM TP IN THENEATKr HTYI.K
I' and keeps constantly on hand full
supply of
FHr.SU BEEF, POCK, SH'TTltt, VEAL AD
8USAGE,
The fullest HiInwlll lie taken to accom
modate the public. llf:Ulf
SntJC lanowlieinr mad. faster than ever
illvlil. I ly thHM at work for u. Persons of
eiiliei se : can make &uU a week in their own biwna if
they an willing to work. No risk. outllt free.
Anyone can run the Miaineaa. Capital not rniulrad.
All who cnaKe pner. No on. fails. I'snUnlars
lire. Addrewi, II. IUllxtt 4 Co., Portland, Waltw.
AIjOANY
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
A I, It N V. OK.
The First Term will open on Wed
nesday, September 1, 1880.
For particulars concerning; the coarse, or study and
the price of tuition, apply to '- - ......
nrv. Ki r-rnT iopit, rm i.
WHEAT WAFiTED.
n:UIhrd4Isom & Co.
WILL pAV A
PREMIUM
of FOUU CKNTS per bnsliel In Mill feed
over and above the Market price on al
good MQrclian table wheat stored with
them this season.
Are prepared to pay CASH DOWN, and
guarantee as good prices as can be obtain
ed elsewhere. A large supply of Hacks
always-on hand.
We have our Mill fiUod up with all the
.'ii t "WALLAH, JSOM & CQ,
Alhany, July 22d, issq. ai
F.EW BARBER SHOP !
J. II. SURLES, Prop'r.
i GOOD SEA FOAM SHAMPOO goes
wun eacn suave, t'riees tor shaving
aud hair-cutting same as usual.
Koom.
opposite Moliwdln s store.
lOtf
ARB A
BLOOD
POISONING,
Causing Chitla ond Fovor
Dumb Aguo, Intermittent Ro
mlttont n:id Typhoid Fevors,
Billouino53, Llvor, Stomach,
and Kidnoy dlsordors, ond
many othsrallmonts, destroy
Inp tho hoalth and livos of
millions, is drivon out of tho
system, and radically cured
by tho uso of tho LION MA
LARIA AND LIVER PAD and
CANCLIONIC CODY AND
and only perfoct treat
ment by tho Absorption prin
ciple Tho Plasters acting In
conjunction with tho Pad up
on tho norvo centors and ro
motopartsof the body. In ab
sorbing and thoroughly rid
dingthasystom from MALA
RIAL POISON.
Tho whole troatmont, PAD,
BODY PLASTER and FOOT
PL43TERS, all combined,
sold for SI.OO tho choapost
and boot rotnotly over discov
ered, and a positive euro
fjuarantood if worn accord
ng to directions. Romom
ber. Pad, Body Plaster and
Foot Plasters, tho wholo,
S 1 .00. Sold by all druggists,
or mailed on rooeipt of prieo
by
THE LION MEDICINE CO.,
NEW YORK.
ALBANY
MARBLE WOItKS
ALU AX Y. OKM.OX.
KTAIGF.Il BROS. - I'roniiHoiH.
MONUMENTS, TABLETS,
iii:,viw fomjh
KxAi-uletl lu Italian or Venuont Marble.
oth.r stotio work done Willi iiealueHs nud
ditjaiUli.
Hpoclal nt'eiiiiim civeu to orders from
11 tutrts of thi Siiiln mill .I.iii,.i..ii
Ti-rritory.
"AU work nrntnle.l. n.'df
Sportsman's Headquarters.
w. 13. SCOTT,
I'KAI.ni is
Uuns, Rifles Kerolrcrs!!
Am4 Abmm.hmIIUm r All kin!.
tU'ittiiurUMt. Hliri. Wiiu-ltMlvr fthl tUIUril rivtittf
n4 iriina. ami nii.wr-kuliii rtm ati4 Hi guna ol
jvr tUmrrium.
Al... ft Urtrv ktul Wrll ctm-lfti tork of timhing
Tm'kUet t Utirry, I olUn, tmtwr rhU lu
fk.it ftnylhliiK tiiip-ull mh .r hi my I-ir.
All kinds of SewiM Machines
Ee-
paired,
tirsnetnlter That
Cminot lie IIiiilcrMolil
Anvwher. In thl. KtaUe. (Ml
ALBANY FOUNDRY
MACHINE SEI0.
KMTAULIMIIF.D IS05.
y A. F. CHER ft Y, tua(ed at oomer of
First and Monlgoineiy btrix-ln, Albany,
Oregon.
Haviiiirtakcn ehanroof thoabovo naniod
Works, we are prepared to manufacture
Hteam Knriiicnt Naw and (Jrist Mills,
Wod-workinfr Mat;hlnery, 1'unips, Iron
and Brass Castings of every description.
Machinery of all kinds repaired. 8pp
cial attention glycii to fepainnj; iarin u a
chinery. '
Catlrra lUaklas tloa In all II. r.rsna.
likllyl A. F. CUEJtllY & SON.
WHEAT WANTED !
WIIKAT WANTKDS
rpiIK PROtrRHTTQRS OF TIIR M-VG-4-
JIOLIA WlLfjS oiler a premiuiu of
fqur cent per busliel over and alove the
market price for (rood merchantable wheat
either sold to them or stored with them
this coininfr season. Baeka lurnhdied to
parties wishing to store with or soil wheat
to them. J. II. FOSTER A CO.
Albany, July 30, 1880. hi
Exeoutor's Notice.
NOTICK IS HEREBY GIVKN THAT
the undersigned has been duly ap
pointed Executor of the last will and testa
ment of lion.iamln Frentand, deceased.
Alt persona having claims against the es
tate of said deceased will present tho same,
properly verilied, to the undersigned at
bis home In Portland, Oregon, or to 1j. It.
Mnutanye at his olnco ii. the city of Al
bany, Oregon, within six mouths from
this date.
October 0, 1880.
A. C, FAJRCIIIf'Pt
. J. Montanv5. Executor.
Attorney. 1Hw4
WELCOME SALOON.
Wm.'Yolgt, Proprietor.
mHE BEST WIN EH, LIQUORS AND
JL cigars always on hand.
DEER 5 CENTS A GLASS.
Call and see mo. Saloon In brick build
ing, next door to Dannals' furniture store.
2-tf WM. VOl f IT.
O. A V. It. K. TIM 14 TA It 1,14.
Albnuy Nlnllon.
nrptnriMK or thais.
IHII ni.llTII,
Al.ltANV KXI'ltl-KSIirtwrU.t
r llrUoirr TKAINH ' .
f. nn a. M
l l A. M
It sr. A. ill
is lift r. !
MAIL TKAI.V
I Arrlvfaat .
' !rts at
mMK. sut rii.
MAIL TKAIM ! rrl.osat
... t iHM-arU l
HlKIIJIIT THAIS ' .
AI.IIA.NV KXI'KKMM Arrivra al -
11 1.'. A. M
U' lir. I'. l
a .! I'. M.
H.a.- i". m
All Trala rlHlly. ril aanilu).
WII.I,, II. HICK, Station Atfi-lit.
rras paper rt!
Im fiHiiirl n,V AIm mI Um..
AtlvHl.lniC UllnHtUt IU SH.H(H Ml 1. wht'rt. mlvcrll.MHI
'i'ifi nuur um nM fi.r it in tn l nun.
I'r.tlrlplil.n talrrUliliurnl.
Tim ynung laillrs c.itiiir.iii( the F.nslcl
pliian Hociuty will yivo an ciib rUiiiiiicnt at
tho Cullrgo C1ibmi1 next Tiumilay evnninj; for
the urMHi of raining fund, to pay fur the
new desks just rccwlveil at the ('llcj;i. Tin
admission i. CO t-i-nts, children 2.1 cruta. Fl
lowing i the r(;rniii uf exoreiac :
Muaiu by the Indira lira.. lUml.
Itm-itntiun, Mm Nrllsi r'rtwlaml,
I'lano lulo, Mis. N I. Const,
Vocal duett, Mr t liatnlrlain ami Mis.
Avery,
Kialiil, Mian Allhouftff,
Souk, Mia. Aniitn 1'i.wi.ll,
lincilatioil, Mia. Vmta Moauii,
I 'tutu Kiln, Mr Ii W 1'rice.
I'laun solo. Mi. I jiura I i ultra,
Vwal diiott, Miaaua Kiiihi and Mill.-r.
Kaaay, Mia. Mary ;j.tic,
Suiij, Mr II (' Clcmmit,
l.m-itatiun, Mia Majjia Kostrr,
1'i.no nolo, Mia. h'auiiin Strnliati,
1'i.nift aulo, Mr t 'has I'irrce,
l;-aliti((, Mr. C F. Wolvcrtou,
ItncUmatiun, Mr Ja Kimtrr,
Kcading. Mrs K F Sox, '
Suui;. iin Nottio l'i r.
Recitation, Mia. Ilrttiu Millur,
.Song, Mr I 'lias atri'iidiit,
Muaio by the ladles' ISraa I'.nlld.
Uaalb or a. mart t aoprr.
Samuel Cisiprr, an old resident of this
couuty, died at his farm on tho Alliaiiy I'rai
rio, last Saturday iiifht after an illtirsi of
only a few uioiiicnts. lie had been afllictej
with rlieumatUm for several years, but k as
no worse than usual up to about an hour be
fore his death. ' Iti. thought that the di.
rase attacked hi. heart, cauirinj hi. auddrn
death. 111. rniiains were brought to this
city last Monday aud buried in the cemetery,
llev. Ir. lidl onductiti); the cvrotnonies.
Mr. ('iMiMr u a native of Mary land, and
came to this Uto in IMT. lis h. r-ii nvl a
Irro family, the bidet of wboini Mr. It.
Cooiwr, of (VuWr precincL
The Wrslbrr,
Tlie follimiair i. a .i.iiinmry i.l im t.i logi
cal idHu-rvatiou. for tl totr, H-UI. Ikrn ;t
Alliityr, Orrym, by Join, Iliia :
Hilicat baromrti-r durlii j tin- In nilli.
20 41 ; ! rat. 1M Ti 1 no-aii. ,'U) U',
lli-lie.t lellilKtntlire during I lie lli.-iilli.
71 ; l.iwe.t, 3i) ; mr.iu, 'M .1.
!'revailiii' wiu-l, n..rlti ; maximum el.M i-
y, X
Totat raiuhdl, l.l'J ; nuiiiU-r of miny l ;,
mi which .01 or mors rain full, ( ; uiiiolH-r of
lay. of rlou.luieaa, avrrig. H in. .calf of III,
including fog, 25.
Nunilierof frosty mornings, 11.
A l'lrt Alarm.
Ijwt Sabbath evening just a. the diHi-i-rut
hurehmof the city wernliiiiiing, an alarm
of lire was rung out by the No. I'. 1m-II. Tho
engines and truck came out iu a hurry, but
t was soon acertaiued that the alarm had
I (ecu falH. Marxaaltaumgart happcne.l to ;n
into his aatiKin, and .f iund it full of smoke,
but after ha hut K'ven an alarm it was ascer
tained that the damper in. his stove pipe had
bran shut, which forced the amvko out into
the room.
Tbe 'ntnloiil.liaii a.
The case of the State v. Frank Compton,
au action for seduction under promise of
marriage, caino up in Court last work before
Judge Hoiso. The young 'man was found
guilty, but the affair was compromised by
hi. marrying the young lady and paying
cost. This young couple would have lxn-n
married mouth, ago had it not hcen for noma
scandal; mongers, who peddled lies' to M,r.
Compton in regard to theyouug lady b whom
ho waa betrothed.
The anxlavllle Hrhnul.
The first month nf tne current quarter of
school at Soilarille closed on the C-d of Octo
her, and the enrollment ttood at 28. F.lTie
Robinson, llhoda Stringer, ltoaa Cioble, Etta
I'arriali, Ixiriti Coyle and Kvarts Parrisli were
not akaent during the month. I'Hio Robin
sum, Lily Edwarda; Mary Wiley, Geo, Ed
wards, Ernest Miller njid Frank If,cnly were
not tardy, l'arents ot the pupila are Invited
to visit the .cIkhi.
L. M. NtcKGiiaox, Teacher.
TEX DOLLtltH B:W.1BI.
Iist alioutjtlirpe weeks ago from a farm on
the road between Albany ami Corvallis, I.iun
county aide, a small letter bitch, black with
the exception of a small white mark on the
fore foot, and possibly one oil the breast.
Any one wb,o. wil) scn4 information to the
Dkmocrat, which will lead to her recovery,
will receive the above mentioned reward for
big trouble.
I.eller l.Ul.
Tlietoilowlngr Is the list of letters rHiiialnliiR
In t lie I'ost Otnee, Ailmny, bluii enmity. Ore
eon, Nov. 4, ISmii. I'enuins cslllnir tor these
letters iniiMl give the ilute on wbliin they were
advertised.
Foster, Stephen,
Gannon, Mrs Jumen,
Hill, Otis,
Harrison, N E
Jackson, Mrs H
Lav ton, 3D
Miller, I C
McKinnie, Mrs Ernie
Stephenson, R G ('2)
Sohoohne, N. I .
S.iyrs, Christopher R
Stephens, Henry
Stewart, R F
Stetson, 11
H. RAYMOND, P. M.
I
Itliio Klbbun lab.
The Blue Ribbon Club hold a very inter
esting meeting last Friday evene, fyid the
udieuoo was addressed by Rev. V. C. Kunt
or. The following oflicers were elected to
sarve during the ensuing term :
President H. C. Clomefit.
Vice President Chns. Haffenden1,
Secretary J. W. lilain,
Treasurer Miss Hettie Miller.
Mmlille Hen til Beets.
m - ;
Farmers wanting this celobrated boot will
find it at Samuel E. Young's. ' '!" !
arg aliio f...1e Vi-'.iU -,i)-t.t.-: .. ,. ,;i4...ni
torew, -raateilnot to sin. .. .
A Grange rimlr.
FoitKH op Havimm, Oct. 25th.
Eil llor J)rmitrrnt '
I had the pleasure of attending one of the
largest Grmij;o iiciiic. at Santiain Grange
Hall last Saturday that I havo ever known
of in this locality. The meeting seemed to
Isi conducted principally by Win. Cyrus,
Muster of the Grauge, and as long a such
men are in Ilia lead 1 cannot help having
great rniilidetiee in tho order. Over 2.K) per
sons wore present. After all bad congregated
at the hall a procession was formed, and, led
by the little folks, innrclicil around the unrtli
of the building, iiud nttnckci! a bountiful re
past w hich had been spread there by the sis
ters. This ua apaitof the program in
which all could take part ill fact tho vict
ual. worewigiHsl thatall hid to. At the clime
of the dinner all repaired to Ilia hall, and
Hon. John i'ryant Is-ing introduced, made a
vury appropriate aildresa'So tlio cliildeu, of
whom there were many present. I never
knew I cforo that the Ii range had anything
to do with children, but 1 think more of the
orgmii..itfon now than ever. It seem to lie
Just a largo family and a well-regulated
family, too - w here each member i. interested
in tho affairs of all, and even the children
aro not forgotten.
R. A. Irvine, State lleputy, was then in
troduced, and talked to the audience turarly
an hour, showing up iu a very siiuted innii-
ner the object, of the order, aud what bene.
lit. had IsM-n iletivid from it by the farming
community since its ornuiz-ition. Hi. point,
were all made exceedingly plain, and were
very convincing - just what is needed to
cause the mentis rliit of the order to in
crease. .
At the close of Mr. Irvine', remark', a
little daughter of L, W. l'omeroy delivered
a recitation .urprisiugly well for ooo of her
yar.. A choir rendered gil vocal music
after each speech, and I believe that I en
joyed the whole proceeding, more than at
any other gathering I have ever attended in
"The Fork.." It ia my opinion that these
gathering, should be hehl m'tencr. The
Grange has 1-ctii very much misrepresented
by parties w bo never underatisxl its work
ings, and nothing will aceouipliah more
toward, placing it in a right light before the
ieoplo than these picnics or sociables. 1 am
very glad that I attended, ami hereafter
shall never mist au opportunity to swell tbe
crowd on audi occasions.
A FAkii:tt.
Have All .led ns.Wl.li ?
If ho e declare the ballot closed, and wi'.l
now pas. t a new subject. Wo wish to call
the attention of our readers to the importance
f trading with Conrad Meyer. 111. baking
is ackitowlcdgid to lie the best iu the whole
upper alley, and his stock of groceries i.
large, pore ami fn ah, and well selected for
tc market. Ho alo keep, on hand family
provision, and produce of all kinds, in fact
von etn gi t of him anything you may want
for Jiltr table, and have it delivered right at
j our door. Reside, this he i.he. u. to au
iiooiii e o all that ho has already received hi.
holiday stock of toys, and will I more able
to please tiie public than ever bcfiTe. Ifciii't
forget to call around aud aee him.
Tbe Maslr More.
IVihap. it is not generally known that the
M:n Vt s,,n.i: on First street carries the
largeat 'mk of sheet muaic, instruction
books, etc., of any house oil the coast out
side of Sau Francisco.
Mr. Allen is recently from California, and
has brought a large .lock of pictures, frames,
bracket.!, school hook, and stationery, which
ho cell, at San Francisco price Tho jwoplo
of Albany and community should oertaiuly
patroiiio such a store and do all they "can to
entourage the new enterprise.
A MAN MISSING-
luforuintton It wanted of tho wherea
bout of John Palmer, who lelt Putou
county last spriuu; to (. to Knox Itutie. in
I .in n count v. sim-e which tlmn nothing has
Ikhii heard'froiu him. Palmer is a small,
ilnrk-coiiiploxiiuied man, tibotit 45 years
old. He left a forgo family, who are anx
ious to leant bis Into. Address Informa
tion to WILLIS CARTER,
Albany, Oregon.
trOro.gou p.-jpersjiloase copy.
lanporlaal la tbe Public.
Win. In Walkin. ha. oH-ned out a place
of business in one of tho O'Toolo bricks. He
w ill keep nit hand staplcgroccrica, provision,
and all kind, of fruit in their season. lie
will also pay tho highest cash price for poul
try, cgg, fur. and hide. lie sure to call
on him.
Lie Yon Believe It?
That in this town thoro aro scores of por
sons musing our store every day whose
lives aro made miserable by Indigestion,
liysjiepsia, Sour and distressed Niotiiach,
iJver Cotuphtint, Constipation, Ac, when
for "6 cts. we will sell thoni bhijoh's Vital
l.er, guaranteed to cure them. Sold by
Foshay iV. Mason, Druggists, Albany, Or.
lie Von Van,! Furniture Y
Jos. PAiiuals, in this city, now has on
hands a larger stock of furniture than any
other establishment this sido of Portland,
and if yon want to purchase any it will pay
yon to give him a call. He has something
to tell you in regard to his prices.
Fine Furniture,
Fred Graff is manufacturing some of the
(iuost furniture ever exhibited in this mar
ket. His bedroom sets are perfect models of
taste and beauty ; and what is bettor still,
they are all from Oregon timber.
Kol Ice to Farmers.
Go to the Bee-Hive wiro works for all
kinds of wire cloth and zinc screens for re
pairing grain cleaners ; alio for galvanized
wire fruit cloth.
A u guru. ; tot Hale.
About 100 head of Angora goats for salo.
For particulars apply to C. II. Stewart at
tho Democrat office.
BIABBIM.
SMITn DEAN. At the residence of tlio
bride, in North Brownville, on the 17th day
of October, 18S0, by Rev. C. Sperry, W. B.
Smith and Mk. L. E. Deas both of Linn
County.
IS0M- TROUTMAN. At hoj-Ucnoe
.f I-
-ititm;
Alt:. Dl
.n,l
Heme anal Abraarf.
f Jo to Billy Walkin's for your groceries.
Chew Jackson's Kest Sweet Navy Tobac
eo.
Workingmen should buy their furnishing
goons of I, Fox. He aell cheap.
It you want a good tender chicken for
Sunday go to llftly Watkin. and get it.
r.,urjr io.il . who wants a "uavis sewing
machine. A , B. Scott, Albany, agent.
Subscribe to the "llantrattl Wip," the
most readable Journal on the Pacilic Coast.
Dozens of trimmed hat. and Isitinet at
Mr.. Mortius at prices ranging from i 'te
Willmr X. Curnull aud w ife were here yes-
tonlay. ilhur makes a fine looking gran
ger.
Jr. .. Willi. Price, dentist office in the
Odd Fellows Temple, over Plummer's drug
store.
Don t forget it f Yon can got the t'hkwjo
Werlty rict and the Demisl'KAT one year
for &'l
A car load of desks of modern style arrived
here a few day ago, aud will be ulaced is
the college next week.
Four weeks from next Monday Albany
will vote for city officers. Have yj heard
of any candidates ?
A large lot of musical instruments, piano
stools, etc., were recavsd at Foshsy aud
Masons a few day. age.
Dick Crah.in.'of Eugene, m down here
yesterday. He ssys that bis business at that
place is opening up very fair.
A large stock of the beat brawl, of tobacco
aud cigars just received by I. Fox, aad will
be sold at greatly reduced prices.
Dou t buy your holiday toys yet 1. Fox
ha a large invoice on the way here, of which
duo notice will be given whto tbey arrive.
The second term of the year at the Col
lego begins on the 1.1th inst, at which time
quite a nnui her of new pupil, w ill be re
cvived. 1,-: , .
ii inter i coming, auu you siiould go
around to Ignatz Fux's and Luy some of
those parlor games. He has a great many
kind..
lWrautiful frames and Inaguiticent jewelry
foraalebyl. Fox. Hu also ha. just received
a large lot of walnut frames which be will
sell cheap.
Rev. W. J.Crawford having returned from
the Baptist State Convention, will occupy
the pulpit at the First Baptist Church next
Sabbath at usual.
The "LaughiBg Man" came "gol dern
nigh" splitting his aides roaring over the
work done at the State Fair on the "Davis"
Sewing Machine.
We see by the reports at hand that the
'Davi." sewing machine was again victori
ous at the Stwte Fair, receiving the First
Premium, a. it did but Tear.
There w ill be no religions service at the
College Chapel next Sabbath, except Sabbath
School, Rev. Coudit having gone to Craw.
fordarille to org in tie a Dew church.
Arthur M. Mattoon, just from Marietta,
Ohio, ha been engaged as teacher at tbe
Colle-e. This institution is filliag op so fast
that the employment of an extra teacher was
made neeeaaary.
The Star Brewery Beer still retains it
popularity, and large quantities are sent off
to other portions of tbe state en almost ev
ery train, and beie at borne it has a large
sale.
Two young men of our county, who have
been married lately hare subscribed for tbe
Dfm. i-.vr. That is right ; no well-regulated
family cau do w ithout a good newspaper.
Farmers, you have no idea how low fire
insurance is. I. 11. Stewart nul wntj yon
a policy for $ 1,000 on a first class dwelling
house, or Die contents, for three years, for
only f 15, aud give you the choice of any of
his large English companies.
John Fushay, the senioi ptrtner of the
tirm of Fushay & Mason, has gone dawn to
San Francisco to lay in a stock of drugs, med
icines, books, stationery, etc., and our read
er should look anxiously for his return, aa
they will then have the opportunity of bay
ing everything in the line nientioued above
at low rate.
UKEEX'M AllilMT FLUWEK.
It la natural lor peoplo sufTerincr with
DvKiMtu and Liver ConiDlainr. or anv
derangement of the digestive organs, such
as Sour Slonia.h.Siek Headache, Habitual
Costivenesw, I'alpitation 67 the Heart,
Heart-burn, V aler-brash, gnawing and
burning pains at tbe pit ol the Stomach,
Yellow Skin. Coated Ton cue and diaasree-
able taste In tho mouth, coming op of food
after eating, low spirits, Ac, to put o If froai
nay to uay utiyiiig au article mat trtey
know has cured their neighbor, friend or
relative, yet tbey have no faith in it until
it is too late. But if you will go to your
druggists, Foabay A Mason, and get a ot
lie of Okkkn's Arut'ST Fixwkr vour im
mediate cure is as certain as you live.
Sample bottles of this medicine cau be ob
tained for 10 cents to try its superior vir
tue. Jteiriiiar sl.e 75 cents. 'J'ry it; two
doses will relieve any case.
BETTER THAN GOLD is tjerfeet
health, and yet many are sutrering the tor.
tures of tbe damned with Dvspenslawhen
asinglo bottle of DR. MINTIWS F.NU-
L.ISU JJAJN MELIUS LIVKK AND YS-
PKPSIA PILLS will clve relief, amd.if
persisted In, will cure the worst case of
this distrss&lng trouble. This pill cures
Torpid Liver and Biliousness, Regulates
me iioweia, removes muipiea from tbe
Face, cures (Sallow Complexion, Foul
Breath, Sick Headache, Heartburn, Pain
in the Sides and Back: la Sugar-coated and
GUARANTEED to be PURELY VEGE
TABLE. It acts directly on the coating of
the Stomach and Sit the Liver. Can be
taken in any clime wet or dry weafher.
Beware of imitations. The genuine has
an engraving of a lion on the outside
wrapper. Priee, 50 cents. For sale by all
druggists.
We IttalleBge the World.
When we say we believe we have evi
dence to prove that Shiloh's Consumption
Cure is decidedly the best Lung Medicine
made, iuasmuoh as it will cure a common
or Chronic Cough in one-half the time, and
relieve Asthma, Brouchitis, Whooping
Cough, Croup, and show more cases ""el
Consumption cured thau all others. It
will cure where they fail, it Is pleasant to
take, lmtmleHatotlie youngest child and
we guarantee vtiat we say. Price, 10 cts,
60 cts, and $1.00. If your Lungs are sore.
CkestorBaek lame, use Shiloh's Porous
riastor. sold by .t'osnay a. Mason, Drug
gists, Albany, vrcgon. mi
So Deception I'sed.
It is at ran go that so many people will
continue to sutler day after day with Dys
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, or General Debility" when
they can procure at our store Shiloh's Vi
talize', free of cost if it does not cure or
relievo theia. Pries, 75 eta. Sold by Fo
shay fe Mason, Drin'feis, Albany, t ,
Te Fareate aa1 Card teas.
Kd Baum wishes ns Ut inform oar readers
that be has just received a full line of school
books and stationery, and from now until
the Holiday will receive addition to bis
stock on every steamer arriving frem San
Francisco. As the Public Schools wiil open
out generally next month, yon should call
around soon and lay in supply of books for
your children and give tbem a chance to per
use them before school opens. His motto is
"Th best of goods at bottom prices.".
Don't forget tbe place corner of First and
Kroadalbin streets, opposite the building
which is now being erected for Senders St
Sternberg. Call on him anil he wil treat
you well.
We might also add that besides doing a
Urge retail business in stationery, tobacco
and cigars, be is alee prepared to sell very
cheap at wholesale. Country d alers skould
make a not of this.
We Can't Talk
Without showing tbe condition of our teeth.
Every laugh expose them. Ia order not ta
be ashamed of tbem, let ns use that standart
dentrlfice, SOZODOT, which is sure to ke!
them white r id spotlcw. No tart can en
cru.t tbem, no canker afiect the enamel, n
specie, of decay infest tbe dental bone, if SO
ZODOXT is regularly used. It is a botan
ical preparation, and it beneficial effects en
tbe teeth and gums are marvelous, as it re
moves all discoloration., and reader tbe
gums hard aud rosy.
Te the rattle.
For the past few months I have allowed
my stock to run down very low for the pur.
pose of getting rid of old goods, and now I
have filled up with a magnificent stock of
mercbaodiM, well - etc J and of tbe latest
and best varietiea . style, which I will
ell at as low price can be afforded. I
thank old customers for their liberal patren-
age and respectfully request a continuance of
the same, sad to new customers I promise
fair dealing, and will give them as good bar
gains as they can get anywhere.
L G. Jacksox.
Weed I Weesf X
Several of our subscribers have agreed to
pay ns tbeir subscription ia wood, and now,
if they have time to deliver it, we would
like to have tbem come forward. If all re
spond who have promised te do so we will
have fully enough te last as through the .
coming winter. Don't forget this ; come aa
soon as possible, and if your neighbors
want a good paper tell them to bring ns
wocl and tbey can get it.
rerfe-rtlM 8a rely
One of the latest and without question tbe
most perfect searing machine now before tbe
public is the "Davis;" wby tbey actually
make out of strips ef cloth cups, saucers,
baskets, etc., ia perfect shape. We saw one
at the Albany agency and together with many
samples of practical work noted will aay
that there are things never before made on a
Sewing Machine. Go and see for yourselves
and be convinced. W. B. Scott, Agent.
CSBsi. susal CaaJitUw
Fred Dunning wishes ns to inform oor
readers that he' has just received a magnifi
cent stock of coffin, and caskets, and here
after be will sell them at prices never before
heard of in this community. To give some
idea ef the prices, he authorizes ns to say
that they will range from S3 op to $50, and
for the latter prioe one will be furnished
that has heretofore cost fully $75. He mean
business.
All Kla-a. wrXwusker.
We have for sale, both at Lebaaon aad
Grass Ridge.300,000 feet of all kind ef lum
ber, such as scan tang, joists, barn timbers,
boxing, fencing, and other rough lumber.
At I., ban on we have a superior lot of dry
lumber, such aa rustic, flooring, etc Owing
to the late fire, we are offering this lumber at
reduced rates. Address as at lebanon.
CONN BROTHERS.
Lcbano.1, Or July 31, 1830.
Tke LelssBea KaUrwsal
is not built yet, and until it is our people
will atill have to nse some other mode of
conveyance. Fred Willert, of this city, has
six or eight hacks anil buggies which he will
ell at very low prices and en reasonable
terms. 11 e also does all kinds of bUvck.mi th
ing and wagon making and guarantee satis
faction.
The New srp Ratei.
Jas. A. Gross, who has gained such an en
viable reputation aa boat at the Mc.MinnvilUe
hotel, has opened out tbe new hotel at the
depot ia this city, and is now" ready to prop
erly care for all guests who may stop with
him. Everything is new, neat, clean and
convenient and better tables are not set any
where in the State. 52tf.
A Wife V inted.
The undersigned, a iaracr living in Ben
ton county, wants a wife. She should not
be over thirty years ef age, aud saitable to
a farmer's companionship. Any lady desir
ing such a cwnipauionship will please address-
WILLIS CARTER,
Albany, Oregon.
Do l'eta Warn Luawber? "
N. Price has 300,000 feet of fine fencing
lumber for sale at his mul in Waterloo pre
cinct and will deliver it on either aide of tb
river. He also has about 200,000 feet of as
sorted lumber finishing, flooring, etc. It
will be sold cheap, and it will pay you to
enquire their prices.
Brwaslheaal Alpacas.
These celebrate goods still maintain their
standard of excellence aa cheap, servicable -
will not curl or shrink in damp weather
cannot be excelled by any similar goods either
foreign or domestic
An entirely new line of tbe most desirable1
shades just received at Samuel E. Young's.
Spaa ef Horses tur Sale.
Who wants to buya span of black horses ?
A mare and a horse one six .al one seven
years old well broken, we'l jBif-cbod an'i;
for sala st s --AssJPin--.? -1
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