FRIDA.Y -JULY U, 1884.
ti BOAtf JUS.
We do not have iu our uiuul tbo
man who mikes anuual visits to ell
the country towns, village end hem (Thursday.)
t ttuiuft tsfctflvtto.
Very latest telegrams as we go to
press ssy no balloting expected tu-dsy,
Hot H UILt ITt,Ml
win riir.v sirraBT ni.ti:..
lets, for the NMM of selhng on the Ctfveland's friends aw confident of
strrata to unaonhiaticateil nut-chasms a
m. -w , I I 1 1 . I
ine inuepenaent repuoucsn ciuo oi . d ofHO(4n witll BUch imri.
Buffalo refuses to endorse Bleine and fyiog and clo(kni,iug qualitioa tht it rill
j0Sn evon remove tho stain from the Mdtu-
A ,lrrt win, a white record is I Uhed character of an individual who The Worchester Sy.y has struck that
Uunknt mnnUinan with a white has not the moral courage to withstand hippy rallying cry which is intended
tolumc the wily blandishments of the Kvil to bring alt bolting republicans tick to
one. Neither do we have in conti m- We party fold and the support of Blaine
Twenty Republican newspapers in alion him who traveia from farm "ere is what it say b: Every Post
Massachusetts have declared against the Q0Uae to fArm Q0Uip and from ,amiet OtEoe in this state will be in the hands
tattooed ticket u hamlet, gathering up refuse wood of the Democrats next summer if we
t. a- t iin, R- ashes and scrans of the ureat American fUsr now." There it is, in refreshing
ki; - W m back on host for the purpose of converting them oudor. 1 here i nothing in the char
4 I. . .. . 1 . I . . I a j. I . m ..... I I aniilk ll.n ral.ilhlir.an
into soap, tnus earning au uonesi live- i r"
lihood andsettmir an example worthy candidates, nor in the platform of the
of imitation by all "cumberers cf the Prty, which the Spy can ive as the
ground." No, the term "soap roan" basis of aa apel to dissatisfied republi
here used is an euphonious term peeu- nine to induce them to return to their
as.' ..- tl i r.iAvni&tla li I liar nnl v in ihn ViMaViiilrv uf R'Miuttli- partv nUoiitancc. no it falls back to
nnWi,.njl t Blaine.ia.that he lacks, in can politics. The "joap man" of whom the Kiaunigan theory and hangs its on
thir amnion even the dim outlines of we speak was introduced to the public, hope for the success of Blaine upon
a character. as such, in the early days of tho year the spoil of ufiice. The Spy seems to
ls8. t niin.n;eaft ResUurant in New be groveling in citnminan darkness, as
If the Democrats should nominate Y&gk by nQ Um r personage than the very ground upon which so many
such an unrhymaoie name as aieurouaia Chefjter A Artnur accidental presidon; intelligent and nelf-resecttng repui.lt
the Blaine ticket.
as
Gov. Cleveland has no bar'l. Neith
er has Thomas F. Bayard. But both
have brains and honeet hearts.
it would be a fatal blow
poet?
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and drinking house in Fobruary, 1891)
rna in Brimn Knublicaaa who I were collfcte l tnttl;i?r h icu choice
pretend to believe that Logan's mus- spiiits as Conkliu;, Qraet, BMoher,
tache is the mist honest thing aoouc toe i Anpur, du ovuor ciau mw
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ticket. I era oi me ivppuoiion paraj w juwinw
and "conviviate" over th result of toe
Onus aro tHi'iinir niainf'tt nomination
u this htrk ;' Mttythiog to reComtnem
hioi to thi voter of the party other
than the tape of the poila of oftio.
rh? Spy unwittingly adds weakneae to
weakneMM and givea its whole case away
by thus puMicly acknowledxing that the
A New Uaven paper aaks for sob-1 lwUon 0f OarfieK1. There, in iht Uioils of office is the strength of its case
scribers on tho ground that it is the on- ificcnt lon of lho DJmonio,
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ly paper m win ci,T -aug 1 8Uch M oriental prince are wont to oc-
Ks nip and tuck between the wheat cupy, was Conkling with hia curly bnna,
i .1 v ;.J.runrlAnf vnfAra' I anu his turav ffort)t)r Htrut. iiicr
l.il i i n.n..vt;1. in thoirlwaa Grant with his inevitable ciaar
MlLfl art! DlhlCUIClT louivoiaaw w , s.
tendencies.
Tlio St. Joseph (Mo.) VolksblaU, Hock Hu t , Oh,, .Inly 7, '84.
German republ loan say a: ;. D$vMerat :
The loUetklatt baa never, down to Some of the tahest of the fall wheat
this time, faltered in its support of the mashed down to the ground
republican party, but it draws the lino Mr. George 1) jdge, of Pondloton.has
at Blaine and Logan. The men wore mo bo,0Be 00 v,u,t 10 "ea bla flb?r
rtm.J -K .,t.i ..-l.-J nu ne na own gone n...j
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au me e.en-nn o voe rpuu.ion party, M j, n Wirt, of Hamilton Creek.
and make their election sore, but just m&9 ut visit the middle of the week.
the oandidates to split the party and Mrs Annie Mills end her two daugh
whose defest is thus assured. One rea- ters. of Astoris. sre ur on a vimt to
son why the U rman Americans will her slater, Mrs Sarah Mills
have nothioato da with Blaine is this: Nearly all tho U ok Hill folks worn
In a ineooh which he made in tha Unl- ttP Btftfvl,,e to tuooeleiiraiion. here
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ted States Senate on March 13, 187i, w.lu roJiog 1:," which
against vue aecreiary oi the interior , attracted a great deal of attention.
Sehurs,becauae of bis efforts to put a stopf Mr. Char'ey Hall and wife are again
to the robbery of public lands. Blaine with us
derided the secretary boon use he waa a The corn crop around here looks fine,
foreigner, and oondemnsd with great garden stuff of a'l kinds looks well
vohemence the entt ustiui of the man- Th 0DOl 0,otd fc tbe Uoffolt dis
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ignmentof the public lands to inch f . , . B . .
I . , uau iu u'l-miui, niu iiuiiHLiiiiin uu
hands. Tha German-Americans were dAelaroationa were just splendid. They
also severely censured, became, as net- bad a splendid dinner which was a cred
uralixttd Ameiioan citizens, they still lit to the patents. Hock Hill needs a
cherished their fatherland, and held on Mtojl house very badly
to iU eustoms. The convention well The lost man, Mr. Granger, has not
. ... n a f I been fund y t nor sny trsc can be
anew mat iuo ver man-Americans i . , ... - ,
, . , ... .... I tound of him afir 4 w i otn h-srn.
I Mr. Tisniple has put him up one of
ine national senate ex preiaeu nis nan ou uh tilin iron turbine water wheels,
tf them and who had achieved his J which helps the looks of his place.
political success by a lon and prrsin Mr. Rickey's folka upant their Fourth
tent warfare against their customs, li Hlem this yesr
is thervfjre an assured fact that the Mr. Depew will start to Kaatern
(;rm.n-An,riflan- of Ohirwlndiana. Oregon in a short time with tb eec-
f. imr s. m: tatlon of naitiriff hun a home.
niDDnuui, inn '
i
Wleat 71o pet bushel t
Oats 40 " "
Beef on foot.Sc.
Hay baled, 16 18 per ton,
loose, 12 to 10,
Butter-20 to 26 ota per lb.
Kggs 18 cento per dox.
Potatoes new 1.0 2perbushel.
Fork -u oto per lb .
Veat-Toperli..
Bacons bants, l
shouldors, it
sides. I i:,
I r per lb.
In mj cans,
Ftour-4.60 per bbl.
Chickens 3.60 per do..
Hogar Han Franolao C, 12o.
Milt Feed bran, l.r.00 per ton.
Drhnl Fruit -sun dried apples, 12c.
M plums, 12c.
machine cared apples, I'm:.
n m plums, 16.
at Cast,
N. ii. Allen will sell dry goods at coat for
CO days to make room for fall and winter
stock.
Wo are free U siv that if that shall be
the only iuducoment which Democrats
have to ff r to the voters of the coun
try to enlist tbrir humiorf, then we
I a w
shall have no interest in the electioo o
There was Beecber with thoughts of democratic prwiden, but on the con-I
Theodore Ttlton still linserinir liahtlv W would piefer to see B:aioe elected
'We will follotr where the white . .. . , . t vivijlv enouirh ut then we wo.M not fen! so directly
plume waves," is the inspiring title of a make believe that the reverend gen Je- responsible for the misfortune thusS
campaign song. 16 win net oe tn un wag Qu . . of dmpi brought uiwn the country
time that fools have rushed in where Tnenj W4a Dorwy fl1ilh the motels
angels feared to tread. of the Girtield victory-- victrv liter-
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A New York paper, after examining auy purcnaeu wu. a. t u mnte M , b j . our rt..,ubU.
the weod cuts in the papers, has come numbers of two d.liar gr..bcks Un frist,ds in j.r .i of Lofaa on so-
totheconcluaion that-Ljgan was origi- Ibeie, too, was Artnur espeetng sooi
I. .a i i .
nallyan Indian, and probably a cigai o enter uKn me iuii iruuicn oi ine
- J victory so corruptiy wruny; iiom in-
a v .a .S.
people, it was on inn occasieu thai
Illinois, Wisconsin,
other states in which they bold the
balance of power as between the (tarties.
cannot be induced to supixirt H'aine.
Truly, whom the gods wish to destroy
they first make mad.
A Ito'-K Him.kk
I'upular lSlrij.k
Titers Is a srowlog demand oit ail
aides for remedies agreeable to the taste
as veil as beneficial In effect, and the
i;i.tii.4 tv'.si Bccasta
The Wheeling Kegut-.r predicto that , h m4kin WtUl ver- liberally in
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the Democrats will carry w eat virgin- dul in Arthur was making hie
ia by not less than 15,000 majority, no gpeecQ wneD mo one in the audience
matter whom they maKe tneir canui- aked how Indiana had been carried,
date for President. when he reulied that bis verv dear I , m.t. t , ij
i lueiguoor oi u-aiuo a ani hiv ikj reiieu
A Republican paper claims that it lttm, horsey, Knew n aoout upon lo know what be sis. IU says
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takes Mr. TUden an hour to Mow a emp.oyeu. unou,,ng.v Vht is his war record thu suo.Ud
feather across the room, so weak is he, declared that "soap, (greenbacks,) entltie uiw lo tbw cooideswe ot ti.e ,o-
count cf hi wr record, but we observe
that an ominious ailence bas been main
tained with rfereneeto Mr. Blsintt's.
V .r the information of thoae who desire
to know Mr. Blaine's record we give
an extract of a seech made recently by
E. F. Piilsbury before the Bay S'ete
C uu in Boston. Mr. Piilsbury is a
This, however, canot be said of Mr.
the means that uvercotne th-s will of
pie, although he was foremost in the
B'aine ; wind is his great atronghold. the people of Indiana and elected ( i ir- proeMKjiogl thlll lo the war? He was
. SZTZ T i Qeiaan1 Arthur. Here, uieee mee,in lt &ntUj 1k, ilrut9d in bis district
. , J T: ; 7 ; lhe Pre8enP 01 newspaper rejK)rte, But )f to t,,4l fcn org(MlijJ.lioo bad
in distinct outlines the sinister features I . . . withnnt t.hame mwlr . i
-i a nnaoaanea ana wunout fciiamc, ojK.r.iy been effected in Augusta to protect mo
otay iouia. a irreaiueot -u.u and "bated over the victory of ,k- f, .-.i-r
.1 tkM niintri. moat. in. incr. . O "
vijum wau,vUO vuu..; I esrTtiDtioii. over honestv UtH i- t -v.
1 j
ively distrust.
Here, was made kn iwa the Cast that
4-o to the fund to hire a substituto if
I drafted
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Cornelius Hinrahaa, the wealthiest r'an1"01 wwrc rsu Mr. Blaine out of that f in I hired
I . a. s .a
and moat inQaential Irishman in Kock- "" w r,a"D rJ a substitute named Bradfard. A sjfi
land, M., who has been a republican Po"8- ow ZiD tb" ho,,t h mde place was found for tho man to remain
. . . ti: I aaaasat and saaUaal v l,t Itlu i ;' frif.ndu . . . m--t .
since loi. ana is now a repuoucan i -r i -j at a ihssi m Augusta infcieau oi going to
member of the city council, says he will that they cm get s!l the moaey they thefr0ot. After a while be was detec-
not vote f )t Blaine under
8'anses.
any circum- want- Cn h lbat lhe fctar tutors, led in M,Uns fuf mon.v ccrUia
bo swindled the "overnment out of
millions, and tbnsicnt it lav i hly to
The Republican party, according bay Garfi-iu', election, and who now
hive charge of Blaine' campaign, have
aain lieen swindling the government
oit of other millions under Arthur, and
now stands ready to furnish all the
the platform, ia opposed "to the acquis
ition of large tracts of the public lands
bv cornorations and individual?. " The
sT a
evidences of this in the last twenty
year? are absolutely overwhelming.
"soap" neceasary to curry Blaine's cam
paign to a successful termination ?
Is it drawing upon the imagination
to suppose that these star rjute prtsetfw
ces have obtained under Arthur when
The name of Edward Atkinson is one
that commands, we believe, the respect
of our cotton manufacturers. Mr. At
kinson is one of tho prominent anti-
Biaine men of Massachusetts, and he tny we-e cirried on riSt undor the
says that the independent movement is Hayes ? And Djraey wan the
growing and will spread all over the wb pet un contri-
I iL. n. . . -1 . I
country. I uubcu vy tuw oir ruuiwi iu saevs uar-
neld, and it is now a irtinenv. imiutry
m
Great consternation haa been created I wno wiU tne dinburhing oizicer the
in the Republican ranks by tbe action "oap man" of Blaine's campaign ? It
of the Daily DUpatclt, the leading Re- ig gad commentary npUl public moral
publican organ at Erie, Pa., in Uking to contemplate tbe immense p.wer
down the Ripublican ticket, which it which money U made to exert in con
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naa noisiea alter oiaine a uomioanuu. tnU n . Wt nnx It-.t rbn il u.
Blaine's "soap man P We prelict that
it will be Steve Elkins, the great star
router.
Mr. Blaine was a "peace man" alto.
Hf hired a substitute when he was
drafted, and after tbe war waa over
collected the amount that it cost him
from the city of Augusta. His govern
ment contrast to furnish the army with
riflrs was too good a thing to be thrown
away.
AMiMEe.
As an eviJence of 'he alarm whicli
pervades the minds ot' Blaine's follow
ers, it is only necessary to lefer to the
On the very day on which Blaine wcfc tbftt that gentleman is causing to
was nominated .lohn 15. McCullougb ot be made a complete lief of all the kijk
the St. LmU Globe-Democrat, said : rg and bolutrt with a view of using it
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-oiaine cannot carry too ion strong in a threat that none bUch ftbaj, have
of the R-ipublican party, to begin with, any part in th administration in ca&e
ana nis repulsive rotten recora wui he 8haU eitcted. Aheady hU man-
repel the independent or detached agerg 3re attempting to intimidate bolt
voters. Hi is an unclean saan, and ers by threatening to not allow them
tbe people will not have him. To nom- any abaPe n the appointments to be
inate him would bs to court defeat, made by the President and bis subordi-
He sUnds selt-coovioted for proatitut- natea Bllt Blain6 and hu fouower8
ing the high offijes he has held to build wli iWQ ere the campaign closes that
up a private fortune, of cohabiting with the ia tbe republican party are
corruption ot dishonest money. Ob, not of that kind who can be either in-
no; his record would damn him." Mc- timidated, purchased,or otherwise har-
CuUough is now supporting Blaine with monized. These men breathe a spirit of
personal freedom and devotieu and fi
delity to conscience, which the Blaine
leaders know not of. They love and
cherish tbe country's welfare in a great
er degree than they do their party, and,
like free men they would prefer to be
rebels and kickers than slaves to the
dictates of a party organization bent
upon the promotion of star routers to
place and power. No ; wheu the Blaine
managers treat the kh'kers as of no in
fluence they either show their igoorHuc
of the real situation, or they are at
tempting to cover up tbe real danger
from the eyes of their followers.
enthusiasm.
Writing of the Wellington mine
disaster: Very deep sympathy and
commiseration are felt for those who
have been so suddenly and sorrowful
ly deprived of tbe 'bread winners"
of the family. In all some nineteen
children are rendered fatherless. No
definite information has been as yet
obtained as to the cause of the explos
ion. Those only who could tell have
hd their lips sealed forever. Not a
man of those wbo were actually in
the works came out alive. Those only
escaped ho were atjthe entraoee,and
even some of thsse were badly hurt
ind braised.
Congress adjourn a list Monday
night.
cater, and be waa kfpt in j ail until tbe
clobe of the w'. That cons'. it M'd Mr.
Blain; s set vice iu the field.
Af'.er tbe war J ). i the men wbe
bad b in drawn claimed that tho towns
and citie should pay tbe txpeneas they
bad been put to, and Augusta generous
ly voted to pay these men the money
they had paid for nubstitutcs, and Mr.
Blaine got bis bond fur $200. But that
is not the end. Afterward a resolution
was put before tbe common council of
Augubta to pay Mr. Blaine $200, the
amount be bad paid for a substitute,and
it was votel and passed, and be waa
paid. That yon can rely on as being
tbe true story.
The Dalles Mountaineer Is informed I leading uhysici a ns and druggists gladly
hat the Scotch Company of Portland wjloome to the list of new remedies al
intends to build a flour mill and aim preparations poaaeaslog real merit and
a woolen factory at the mouth of the P1"1 It la now admitted
Deschutes, In this country, and have
. . . . ' . which Is having such an immense sale
visited the place during he week to gyrup of Kigs-that it Is the moat
make arrangements to purensso me emcecloue prepare! Ion ever discovered
property. This stream furnishes as ir you want the beat ef all liver medl
good water power as can be found In clues and purgatives, Hyrup of Figs Is
your choice. Trial bottles free and
i irgw bolt lea for sale by Langdon& Co
Tsartssr Wlatsas a Pastlla
tho State, and en easily be utilised.
We have no doubt these enterprises
wilt prove pay lug Investments, and
should have attracted the attention of
n....ifUii k.fn m,in I Mr fl C Hole nub, a school totchur of
"UI iS US! uvtvig, WW BBIS, w vvwm "
Its' iti.wi iir tln.ii I itiiln lavm anil I
. r--- Utlon as an Instructor, would like a post
this COUld be manufactured Into fo- itm aa tawebar in a nnvate famllv. Ad
dries without beintr ahloned KaaL dreaa Mr Iloloomb at this "sity. (Juod rvf
srenoaa will be rurnlst.ed.
ml
"Arthur and Liuooln' was tbe tick
et warmly advocated by tbe Break
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ter uguv oi mwsi, aei. oo iniwnaa nQ, .r bafars oisrsd in Albany, in
in iu revulsion of feeling from tbe sub- ji inm goods at N. H. Alleo's Uu Allan
sti.ute proided at Chicago tbat it now I k Martin. Maay kutds of go" rouch icM
boiatoa democratic ticket which it i. then set, coos atoocsaad secure goods at
age. to support-"Byard snd Mc- r '
Danald."
IOB n til.
MtiiiB s isrrrKst
Writing of the lumber interests, the
Seattle I'ofit sa: Tb prospect be
fore the sawmills has not been for a
long time so black and cheerless as at
present. .Not only has the home de
mand gone down, and t:io California
consumption diminished immensely,
bat the foreign demand has diminish,
ed to nothing. Net a single foreign
order awaits the mill, and when the
few veasels at present in port are out
of the way there will be no more to
come, as far as now appears. Money
Is very .-ckicg in California, and no
more lumber U being used than can
be helped. The outlook ia so bad, in
fact, that tbe mil is belonging to the
aisociation have agreed to run only
half the li'iie duri i? the next two
months. They will each oly r n
three-quarter time, and besides will
each shut down one whole week Tn
July and one week in - August. The
mills arc all fixed to do an immense
amount of work, but as thre is no
call for it, the work will be only part
y done.
The tesident has vetoed tbe Fitz
John Porter bill. It was no credit to
his administration to do so. The bouse
passed it over bis veto by a two-thirds
vote, but it failed in tbe senate.
Tbe Nor walk (Ct.) our bolts tbe
tattooed ticket.
Notice That
Frank Dauaali is prepared to make over
and to repair spring apd wool matrasses and
lounges at Dannala new factory wast and
oimng Judge Strahan's.
Custom Grinding.
The grist mill of Charles Turner, at the
north end of Breadalbin street is now in
complete repair, a id ia ready for grinding
wheat for the farmers of .Linn county
Give him a trial.
Miller's July 5th, 1B84.
Kdt. Det:utcral.
As you call for item, perhaps a few
words from this rosy nook of the
world may not bo amisa, though to
be sure,lhe enly calamity with which
we ha vols el y been visited was some
ominioOl Itstxl shaking and dirna
prediction.- in connection with thu
late severe rains, the bodying of some
little wheat and consl Jurable cheat,
giving some color to said dark fore
bodings. Fortunately, In this cam
we have been treated to our usua
allowance of worry so necceasary to
the happineaM of the average farmer,
whilo escaping the sometime accom
pan! moot of disaster, for which dou
bio dispensation we s.iould bo duly
thankful.
I wish to say for this section of coun
try, that wo have never yet been vis
ited with the slightest approach to a
failure of crops, which fact, taken to
gether with our comparative exemp
tion from tbe neat, dust and noise of
more acceasable lacah ties, goes far to
ward reconciling us to our Isolated
situatlen.
Each summer sees some addition
to the number of our neat und com-
feriatle reside nee j.
Messrs. Conser and Matten are now
engaged in erecting dwellings on hi tea
which would delight the heart of the
most ardent admirer of tbe beauties
of nature. I wonder why so many of
oyr homes and school heuses are plac
ed on such undesirable spots, wheo
nature haa been so lavish in supply.
log us with the loveliest of building
places? And why, On! why? will
the average Oregonlan chop into fire
wood his grand Oak grove, and set
his bouse "high and dry" to abina In
a double concentration of ugliness,
while his neighbor from the States
looks on with longing eyes,and pianta
about his home and tends with anx
ious care, the most beautiful of our
native growth of trees and shrubs.
It is with tbe deepest regret that I
have to record the deatb,on last Wed
nesday of Mrs Thos. Alphin, one of
the pioneer matrons of Oregon. Fu
neral services will be held by the Rev.
R. C. Hill, on the fourth Sabbath of
this month, at the scboolhouse In dis
trict No. 30.
A suitable companion piece for the
wheat reported by Mr. Miller, is a
stalk of the socailed pink, found lo
tbe field of Mr. Thos. Alphin, a few
days since. Tbo pjant was from one
seed, was about lour feet in height, ,
had by actual count, five hundred and
twenty well matured seed pods, each
pod containing from twelve to twen
ty four plump seeds, an average of
sixteen to the pod. Perhaps some
firmer may put on hie thinking cap
when he stops to reflect tbat the ne
glecting to remove one such plant
only a moments work, from his field
this season, may, another year, call
for the pulling up of some 8820 of its
offspring. By the time that is accom
pl'shed, I fancy be will have some
thing of a backache. If not promptly
quelled, this pest will ultimately cause
an uprising beside which the "petat)
bug" raids which, to us at a distance
are so very amusing, wilt sink into
insignificance.
Of course everyone is anxious to
learn the hiding place of the blackber
ry. Well, we think there are a few red
ones left yet but tbeytre surrounded
oyganxious watchers.
Oft
Improved farms lo Iann an 1 !ane
counties tn the heart of th finest farming
distitct was ef tbe Kooky mountains. For
particulars addraaa or call on
A. Wit BKI.KK.
iibedd, Li an Co, Or
Choice Styles
IN BOOTS AND SHOES.
FOR SPRING 1HD SUMMER WEAR.
CotnprUIng everything new In Gentle
men's, Laataa', Misses and children's
SHOES, SLIPPERS, &C,
Specialties in Fins Shoos, Medi
um and Common Shoas. Novelties
in Ladies', Hisses and Children's
Shoes and 8ilpper3,
Call and wee the largeat anl btsa assert -meat
in the eity.
SAMUEL E. YOUNG,
Albanv. Oi
Tfcswsaad
All over the land are going- into eeatacy
over tr. Kina'a New Discovery for Con
sumption. Their unlooked for reoovary
by the timely use of this great Ufa reaving
remedy, causes them to go nearly wild la
its praW It la guaranteed to petit ivaly
euro Never Ceuahs. Cold. Asthma, Hay
Fever. Broucht'.i. Hoarseness. Lose of
Valc or any affection of the Throat and
Lungs. Trial Hollies Ire at I n-bay t
Mason's Drug Store. Large size $1.00.
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sm aLKve aniici satfE.
The beat salve In tbe world for cuta,
bruisea, u4cera, salt rheum, fsver
sores, tatter, chapped hands, chilblains,
earns and all kiads of shin eruptions.
This aalve Is guaranteed to giv perfect
satisfaction In every case or mbaey re
funded. Flic 35c per box.
Far sale by Foabay A Mason.
Now la the time to prepare to aave your
fruit, the prospects are favorable for an
abundant'erop of fruit of all kinds, there
fore If you are wlae you wl 1 take sdvsn
tag of it and let none of it go to waste,
but provide yourselves with machine
for evaporation, and dry tha whole ot it.
The beat evaporator in tbe market la the
"Improved Plummer Family and Factory
Fruit Drier" it haa been the longest in use
and bas never failed to give satisfaction
which we havo abundant testimony to
prove, roraaie oy
John Baiooa,
Albjny, May I8.h, 1844, Stove Dealer.
Sheriff's Sale
In (he Cirfuit Cunrt o' the .State. 0 Ornjan,
or Jie County of Linn .
A II Baltimore, IalntlflT.
J M Meuler and S lV Aliliouae. J F Back
ensto and W M Ketch um, partners doing
buaineM under tht Arm name and sty fi
uf Althou, Backensto and Kelchum.
Defendants.
UY VIKrCK OK AN KX FACTION
If and order of ale issued out of the
aisjve named Court in the above entitled
suit, to me directed nd delivered, I will
on Sa:urday ttiq ;ib day of July. I v l, at
the t ourl House door in the city or Al
haiiy, Linn county. Oregon, at the hour of
i o'clock, p. m., sell at public auction For
cash In hand to the highest bidder the roal
prupetty described in said rdr of sale as
follows, to-wit : Ixt No. 'Aln UlwU ll.ano
lit west half of Lot No, 3, iu B ock 11, in
the eity of Albany. Linu county, Oregon,
as tha same is designated, numbered and
described on the up. and plats of said
city, r ow on file in the ollloe of lb County
(. lira, oi l.i i. n county, urgou. ine pro
cecds ol sale to be applied urst to the i.v
ment of the coats of suit taxed at 27.tf5and
accruing oosta. ttocond to the pay maul to
tbe rlaiuUlilhe sum of ou-,lo with sccru
ing intarost on $400 thereof at one per
cent per month from "September iu, H&3.
ihlrd lo the payment to lite UeieudauiM,
8 H Althoua. W M Kelchum and J F
Backensto the sum of fds.ue aud costs and
accruiug interest from the Hih day of
Marcn 1HU, aud thereafter If anything re
main the samo to be paid over to tbe De
fendant Metxler or his aasigus.
Dated Ibis 2Jth day of June, 1884.
Gjco. Ml'SrUHKY,
ShertlTof Linn coucty
Administrators Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the undeY
algned haa been ibis day duly appointed
Administrator uf tbe estate "of Andrew
Miller, deceased, by the County Court, of
Ltnu oounty, Oregon. All pent. n having
clalma against said estate are hereby noli
ad to present said claims duly verlbed
within six months from date hereof to tbe
undersigned at his reaidcuce near BeJo,
Linn oouuty, Oregon.
Dated June lttu, 1881.
G. A, Mli.l.i: (.
IlKwir A liKVNr Administrator.
AU'ys for Adm's.
steal lastrasacals.
J. II. Dautel now haa a complete line
of musical Instruments of all klnda far
aale, consisting of the Matbuanek
piano, tbe Shon lager organ. Addles,
violins, guitars, etc., as well as the
latest sheet music His Instruments
are all of the best grades, and are not
the cheap trasn, so that when you get
aa Instrument f any kind you may
know that you are getting one tbat will
ast and hold its tttae.
FLot'st rek SALK.
The best quality of Magnolia XXX new
process flour, for 4 per barrel, or $1 per
sack. Said flour will be delivered to any
part of the city of Albany. Call en the
undersigned at the Magnolia Mills,
Tsaao B. Bban.
OWE NO MAN ANVTHINC.
All persons knowing themselves indebted
to tbe undersigned are rtmtectfully request
ed to call at oace for settlement, as I muni
make collections to meet my own obligation.
A disregard of this notice will entail SOSts
on debtors.
Cuas. H. MoVTAfJUK.
Lebanon, Nov. 6.h, l.8:,
Dissolution Notice.
Notice is hereby given thu oi-partnerahip
heretofore existing between L Senders and A.
Sternberg, nuder the rirm name aud style oi
Senders Jt Stertiberg, of Albany is cliia ds.t
dissolved. All indebted to said firm either
by aooount or note are requested to come
and settle at once. The books are kept at
the old stand and all accounts not paid with
in thirty days will he placed in the bands of
an Attorney for collection.
April 1st 1884.
Senders Si Stern bero
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The Curran Fruit Dryer.
The Cnran Fruit Drysr haa been in use in this State far the past two years snd is
acknowledged by prartkw! fruit drying men, to be superior to sny other dryer in the
market. We have a great many testimonial from parties who have need our drver
which we will forward upon spplu-ath.ii. We take pleasure in informing tha public
thst we are prepared to pnt up tbe above named dryer in any part ef tbe state. Ma
chine dried fruit Uken, iu payment. Also tbe highest cash price paid for tbe same.
Parties dewlriug to BSUWM fruit dryers wi!l do well to tend for descriptive circular
lefore making arrangements elsewhere. Kend us your names and our agent will
call on yoO. Address
I. II.
tV CO,
Albany, Oregon.
N. Ii. Ws have on hand an aosUmnl cf wond band Uiryers of differ act m
whioh we will sell ches.-.
Builders and Farmers
NO MORE fHBN DOORS
igyrtwT
MiwS
WROUGi
"Alia.
PATENTED SEPTEMBER 28th, lfcoO.
This cut represents the trr Wjooght
Irion Hanger, and section pf Wrouaht
Kail, in position. The rail is far superior
o any now in use It sever deeava or
SBrai. 1m llHcin arA -1.
nd anow, lee ehaflT or dirt cannot
vx umulaie on the track, as is the ess
with cast rail. It require no abed over it,
and any an can put it up lb rail ia
made of one by 3-16 inch Wrought Iran,
in six and eight foot etripe 1 be supports
to bold tfao
ieeu is no i a me neovleat door.
rack ahen put up as shown, and ill not break.
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For Sale by
PETERS & BLAN,
Albany. Oregon.
DEALERS IN
GENERAL HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS
PEERING BINDERS AND MOWERS, STUDEBAKER
WAGONS, J. I. CASE THRESHERS AND ENGINES,
ACME HARROWS AND ALL KINDS OF FARM
MACHINERY. CALL AND GET PRICES.
OLD SHOP AND NEW PRICES.
Thf utlcrijil ha jiwl rmfwncd his waoa abop at the oM nbrt he ia prepares to do all kiajda4
work hi hi line at ri v thitl tlt-ty cn,;iii u. The nulworihrr lieing a tArvacr himelf, fullj ISSMSSI that
(rraln and II aiuUa ut Unu produce w ssn Is . atnl he ia wil.ina L reduce hk prices to suit the Ujaca. Hh
has s gujtl urk ut wani t.uitnrr mi haitO, aj.d U rcciTin a KA cf KuUra watrun stuck tie. the S ' R R.
ai d I be 4uuxl to sre
ujf an 1 be cutit iuccU lha
bis ukl trienassa ax many nea SSSOSS Uh tovtve bun acaiL
as saraitsto d . exactly what be aata :
Filling eheci. uid prict. per act, J0 00 New p.; .S 03
Hti- mo rcii.-s j-n.r
litckury Axicu.rt , ricc 7 00
Wan Titifies, price 5 00
Watti Uulsters. price t 00
1 price S 00
nwi cutv-.iiiu.' tiK in mc suite ropin;"t). au wora warran t. j gi am tu
KuarAiilocU a reproscntcJ. Kcuivmbcr tlic M stand, next do.- ..t J L Arthurs'
ft U .
1 00
" 1 60 ,
1 50
sjstisslaj aaa araryabUg
N'oara Iiaousaviuui, Oa., April Stnh.ls'al
A.C. AUSMAX.
HSHBURH & SCHOMAK
General Agents for
IRON TRIBUNE AND BUCKEYE WIND
csuincs.
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Is easily el .
Is the cheapest '
and Che best
Force Pomp ia
the world far
tlefs or (shallow
wells.
Thoasands in
use in every part
as i ue united
Mute.
fsever freezes
in the winter.
Send f'r circn
lar and prices,
tAI.c.vi WOOD PUMPS, HOSS PIPE- AND PrTTtNtSS OP ALL, KlAds,
O always on aand ami f urnished to erdor. Parties desirinsr an v artial in our Imt
ml bo promptly attanded to by addressing u s or calling at our place f basiaesa oa
State Street, between Cjuanjercial ani Front.Sa'.em, Oregon,
IB) THE
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SILVER POLISH
THIS POLISH IS MANUFACTURED
FROM SUB-MARINE VEGETABLE
SUBSTANCES AND WILL NOT MAR
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AL. SAMPLE BOXES SENT BY MAIL
FOR 25 GENTS. LIBERAL DIS
COUNTS TO AGENTS AND WHOLE
SALE DEALERS. ADDRESS
F. L. KENTON,
ALBANY, OR.
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