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About The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1885)
..m Nj Ik gctwcrat. Entered at the Post OiBiw at Albany, h second-class mail matter. Or, FRIDAY AIMIMT H, 18H5 8TITE3 A NUTTING. K lur an I trrlrtar. IRKB r. M TTIftU. Larel Klllr. Official County Paper. alter ta Inn. A. B. Paxton laat week sold hU art gal lery, good will, etc., in tula city to J G and Orvllle Crawford, and these gentlemen will take possession of the gallery about September Is . Mr J U Crawfbrd has operated a gallery at Harrtsburg for sev eral years, where he has obtained an ex cellent reputation aa an artist. Saturday Mr Paxton showed us a couple high wa ter pictures whinh were taken by htm in 1801, ftpeaktng very forcibly of the length of time he has been in Albany, and how thoroughly Identitfed he has become with the growth of the city. According te the picture all the buildiugs were then wood en ones, the stores only extending from Ferry to Broadalbin Street. On the north between Broadalbln and Ellsworth were teo or three small residences, while the other side of the street was vscaa;. Op posite the present Foster Block, occupied by a hotel and several stores, on and near the side walk, were f ur or five men, among others being Mr V R Cannon, in s stove pipe hat sod wearing, if we are not mistaken, the identical ope overcoat which he wears at the present time In wintry weather. Beside him wss Mr Mack, and near by a Mr. Davis The street was full of wster frm the Willam ette, reaching to tho present French cor ner. To ( eld settlers particularly this would he a very interesting photograph. To new corner it exhibits wbt Albsny once wss. Mr Paxton has now beon the sole photographer here, with slight ex ceptions, for twenty-five veers, until now he ban customers from all parts of the valley. He has no superiors as a photo grapher in Oregon. It will be with re grets that we see him leave Albsny. Eaormoa. Pis Ust Friday Mr C S Smith, of Peoria. brought to the Democrat office a box of plums, which, for si.-, as well as quality, it is impos-ible to surpass. There was one layer in the box, 8.U13 aches iu dimension, and only twenty- qne. closely packed, in number. They averaged about 7x8 inches in circum ference, being a large as giant hens eggs. The variety is the Ponds seed ling, a kind introduced by the Tangent rsursertes. We are anxious Tor some reader of the Democrat to bring us a box of the size mentioned containing a le-s number of jlosely packed plums than in the box brought us by cur genial friend, mentioned above. ,,. A Dollar Wsteraielsa. Two wedks ago the Dsxx'xaT pro.-aised a dollar ;u T to the parson bringing the first waterrnsba to this ottss. I, ut Welaesdiy Thos. Alphiar, of Mdler's secured tho puff by preteattaj as with a Hue, 1 r,'- sad luscious one, greatly approbate 1, particularly ss watermelon arj luh. T.iere are men who would Uke the pur? tint, with the privilege of bringing the melon around when there is no market for them, (the Democrat has been treated this way) bnt Mr Atphine is right ou hand with his tirst ripe one, for which he has oar biggest tbsnks. Only Oar eftrrapaal. Our County jail has only oue occupant, "Sheet Iron." His only offense wss tb hsviugin bis possession several miscellaneous articles. They belonged to some one else. 'Sheet Iron" has been in close conbnemnt several months, and may rejoice that he only has about two months more to remain in the jail here. He has beoa amply punished for bis 1 ttle set of indiscretion, and it is cer tainly to be regretted that this soaring geu las, for "Sheet Iron" i a genius in bis way, should be longer kept in restraint, with a prospect, too.for a longer confinement, unless there is a failure to prosecute. tta a rasaeas Bret her. The next thing to being a noted man is be- i n ; the brother ut one livery hoie man in fie United States bas read about Ed. Hither, fie famous drivet of Phallas and all of J I Case's fast stock. Probably no driver in the U S has a more wide spread name. And now about the brother part. Mr Peter Bithcr, of Sbsdd, well known in Albany as a surpass ful, industrious farmer, holds that position, a fact known by few I i ni county people. Syren of life. Jeff Creel, liviu screw the Willamette bas a big heart, as well as a big head. Ap preciating the fact that we enjoy the sweets )f Ufa whfeu we can get thorn, last Wednes day he brought to our cilice a large platter of honey, unexcelled for flavor and purity, aod we feel encoursged to proceed with our work of giving the people of Linn county all of the news of the week at ?2 60 a year. This is the second time Mr. Creel has done thia within the last two years. He has onr Mt. IJpod tjtabK. 4'naada f ad(!c. l Wish you would give tbe 0. C. fits gboqt Canada thistles along the streets," said a gentleman to us the first of the week, "They wanted private yards taken nare of, but do not tend to their own prop erty." If this fits, fits have been given aa requested, These thistles are becoming a great pest all over tho county and unless treated summarily now, they will reach a point where nothing can afT-iot them. Oo for tbe thistles, send in Year Wheat Kepert. Hp mm it is earnestly desitod by many to know bow much grain will bo raised in Ilnn county this year. If thresher will send iu reports of the no. tuber of bushels threshed this can be ascertained. All thresher of tbe county who will send re ports to the Dkkoc at ofBca will confer a great favor. N tries will not bd given wb:re so requested. Older Vet. Bjluce our last ie?ue sfe have learned of a native Linn county born gentle man, older even than Mr. Geo. Hughes Mr William II. Klura, of Lebauou. now working ou the Central School build ing, in this city, was born iu this coun ty April 26, 184S, now being over 36 years of age Xoyto tobxe so as Multwaiu's. argter. On last Thursday evening, Mr Ueorge Patterson and wife went to the dep t to meet s friend whom they expected to ar rive on the train. When they returned home thoy saw a man atandtng near the walk that runs along on the south side of hid premise.. The man asked tha dlreo tlon to the business part of the city and if there were any hotels, Oeorgn thought nothing more about the stranger until morning when he srose, but oould not find his pants where ha had left them the night bclore, He weut Into the parlor and found them on the tloor. Tho pock eta had been searched and two ten cent pieces and a plug of tobacco had been taken, but the thief left two pen knives and a match box which were iu the pock, et. When Mr. Patterson went to bed ho took out hi purse mtaining U0 and put it under his head, which luckily saved It, The thef after rifiing the pants pocket, picked up Mr Patterson's vest trom which ho took a fa silver wstch. Mr Patterson has no doubt that the man he saw by tho walk in tbe evening was tha thief. I Mi tleeat. ltocenl'y Prof. Wyokoff, of this city, and several others, attempted an asoent of Mt. Hood, but they met too many fissures to make It successful. When they turned back the top looked uearly as far off a when they started. Their trip as far as It extended w a most interesting one. Tho Prof has shown us several scenes taken by an Eat Portland photographer of part of the mountain which ho visited, which a.-e of themsoivo mi a-tourance of thnt fact. Ml. Hood U the pride of Oregon. and ll la certainly a laudable amhltlou to stand on Its top. nut It liai hewn tlo'te bv few, though ii. a. iy claims have en ma le to It, ; Those delriug to attempt it can do so by golug to IIooJ river, rl iiug in a wagon over a rough road twenty eight mile: and walking the rot of the distance, a task of gigantic proportions. The Alps have besn sca'.e I and why j t Mt, Hood, a Big Oregon Nunr Uare. On Monday. August 31st, at City View Park, Portland, the biggiat trotting race iu the history of Oregon will take place. It will be between one ot the got ef Altamout and one ef the get of llambletotilan Membriuo, the hordes to be named not later than 8 p. m on the day previous to the race. The race will be for $2.VK) a side. Jay Reach backing the Altamout stock and L, I. Idndsey the Hambletotilari Membriuo slock. Mclvntght I'ro'a Qneco is now at Beach's farm aud if he can be brought down to business by August 31st, which is doubtful, as he has just finished a season, be will no doubt be entered, & be is without question, when iu train ing, the fastest of Altament's offspring. The race will be "for blood,'' and will be watched with great intercut by all horsemen of Oregon. Be Hops are an enigma, and a "ard one too. This is peculiarly true this year, Tbe raisers of tin county have been in a great quandary to decide whether they will even pick or not, Mr Samuel Ternphtoa, of Orownsville stated in this oity Tuesday that he sod his brother would not touch their field, and he knew of only one person around Brownsville who would piok, and that waa Mr William Smith, who proposed to do so whatever the uonas- qoenoes. Aotwittutan ling many will not pick, Chinamen have offer! to do it for 25 cents, and 15 cents a pound hxve been offer ed for the firat hops. Out first hop prices are very uncertain, and Linn county raisers have iearne j that they ar liable m till so it t as to bw almost unsetiu. Besides hops have to be of an extra quality , and it is true that a few fields were slightly damaged by tbe con tinued dry spell in this county. The present depressed condiuoa of the market is liable to knock this important industry ompleUdy in j pa i,ea.l in Liuo county, SteaxBi ea Malar), "Curse the smoke, anyway," some one say on every comer, as be cuts a chunk oft with bis knife. It does make matters look gloomy. It is said to be a fact, though, one which not many appreciate, thst tbe ''pesky" smoke is a genuine "Rough on Malaria," Several cases have been, reported where tho smke spread itself over the valley during the preval ence of milaria, and, In two or three days bad done more than a cir load of pills oould have dono towards exterlmatiug malarious diseases. If this is true, and there is reason to believe it la, we should accept the present vauey or smoke as a Godsead and not find fault at its pros ence. "Tbere is som soul o( goodness 04 ttpDfs svip Would men observlmfiy dUU.! '.I out.4 vtbhasmmurs , A Hems ratable la ,c A very curious and remarkably lonely case occurred iu this city recently. A tramp, or apparently one, aboqt three weeks ago tqld a gentleman lu a First street store, that he was hungry, had not had anything to eat for tho conventional length of time, and askod if be would get him his supper. This the gentleman did, paying two bits for the same. Last week tho gentleman was approached by tbe same man, who banded him a (our bit piece, said that v,as yhat he owed him., and then rushed off before the gentleman bad time to make change, The mau'u tanned face told how he had been doing something with his muscies in the harvest field. Probably a like case will never again bo reportod in the annals of Linn county. Evergreen ItlHet- Uuc'.e Qeorge Hughes left a sample of what 1? known as evergreen millet at this office, the seed of which ho obtain ed at San Francisco It is said that a ton of hay from this millet is worth a ton and a naif of titqotby lay. &f r tjughes owed a few seeds only last year and will save all his seed this year so that he can put it to a thorough test, The sample left here waa eigttt tcet tall. It Is aaid three crops nan bo mowed in one season, it win evidently do wen here. beat Vet. Thomas Alpbin, the old pioneer, sowed one acre of Russian oats, (the seed of which be received through this office, ) from which he threshed 3030 pouuds, or 84 bushels. IKe would like to ascertain the color of the hair of tha gentleman who can beat it. For Sale. A span of mults, sixteen hand high and seven years old. For particulars in quire at this office, Carre! Kveats. The population of Ireland has decreased from 8,000,000 to 1846 to ft. One 000. Poor John Koach. His liabilities amount to $2,100,000, while his actual assets are $4,4X1,000. This will leave him only about $2,000,000 to retire on, He has the Democrat's heartfelt sympathy. We would like to fall that way. Walla Walla had a $25,000 fire last Fi t day, all from an upset lamp, A Milwaukee father with nine children has a bedstead twenty-four feet wide, divided Into nltn imptrt nsnt, on for each child, That is genuine economy. Holding tbe wrlat under a stream of cold water, or In a pall of it, will "coo! one" oft better than to drink a hogshead of water or beer. The late Charles O'Conor, pel haps the mom profound lawyer New York City has produced, gave a piece of advice to a young man which la as valuable as any legal opinion for which the distinguished lawyer ever received a fee A lad wrote to him giving a long list of hooka which ho had already gene through, and aaklug advice aa to a course of reading. Mr. O'Conor replied that "ho not only had not rend, but had not known even by name, oue-: alf of the books bla correspondent appeared to have read He would not, therefore, undertake to advise hlut, what to road, but he oould safely advise him to read loss, and think more," The city tax in Now York city is placed at 21 nulla. That would make an Oregoi.iau (p. inn, aud no doubt does a (lothamitc. 40.000 people visited 11 rant's tomb at ltiv reside Park last Salbatn. Prise righting continues to rage all over the V. S. Several are even being arranged in civilised Oregon. Iu Braidwood, Illinois, last Monday two men, named Patterson aud Mulvoy, fought 13S rounds, Malvey coming out on top. It was a delightful (?) sight whvn the 13th round was called to see Pat tersou's assistants lift him to his feet, when he tumbled over from exhaustion. The papers are wondering what Butler will do. No doubt this will depend on tho number of spoons lying around. A 4 omblned Marblae There have been two men In tbe city this week selling a machine which they recommend to do nearly everything but preach a sermon, and if the stories told about it m are true they will do that be fore the purchasers get through with them. They are like unto a glass jar.have a tiu top with a bole In It, aud a dasher inside of them. Tbe glass has graduated scales and it iaolaimed will meanira any thing from Hour to medicine. The ma chine, the mon say, will f:oeae ice cream in live to teu minutes anu win beat egg with deapeteh, besides various other things. In Ita issue of August 3rd, the "Oregoutan" gave an account of how tw women purchased such machine, per haps from these same men as they have told about selling a large number there Th. y tried to make ice cream. Instead of eight minutes It took them two hours, and then the cream was fro sen i the daher snd they had to ma t it in order to get at it. Then they tried heating eggs. The ejrgss'l stuck to the dasher sad they had a Jab getting them on", An examination re veaieu me tart tnv. me measures were not correct, Tkcu one of the women threw hers over tbe bank feuce, and the other put up preserves In her freezer. This is the "OregouianV account of a machlus that Is describe i just like the one being sold here. Perhsps that pajier t retched matters ; It sometimes does. The machine may be the best thing in the world ; but in any event It Is well tor people to know what they are buying, for fourteen bit piece do not grow in every man's garden. IS ' feres lag 1 ; K Hammjck's orew on last Tuesday had run 21 days and threshed over 23,000 buib els of grain, an average of about 1217 bushels a day. Tho crew of I) l ilacklcnian haa run 20 j4y, threshed about 23,000 bushels of grain, an average of nearly 1003 busheU a day. Mr Thomaa Froman's outfit haul a r:n of 12 days, but we have not obtained the amount yet. The Hardin n crew averaged with their i steam outfit between 700 and 800 bushel a The length ef the runs is so apeit that threshers this yVar will have a poor picking, moat of whom will do well if they clear ex penses, with a very modest msrgin. A Knox Butte outfit only run about uine days It is sate to estimate the number of threshers tunning in Liun county st some where between ssventydiveand one hundred. A gentloman in going out towarda the foot bills recently one road and returning by an other counted twenty-five. Mat Scott's crew threshed 1", -Uj'j ever aging IJtHI bushepj. t'eleatal Nualnx Heap lot of smoke. Alice sainue guess mouth of she-owl got open. Melican man jump off to mountain spend heap lots of money. Chiqaman be no saho viacation,, He vlosk alle time, "Sow Melican man's dull time, and Chtua man's heap livliest sealon. Flunny. L ti of wood to sawujn now, Chinaman get up at fliye o'clock, worky and sweaty till eight. Make lots of money. Plaps six dollars a weak, plaps seven. "Mee play one dolls bait wtick flor board( loo Qye. Seven dolls, allea sanoe ten ana half, Sbe:" hounuiuy iiil-iso nn Holt, Chinaman save flour d tils east tear 1 m id. Mulican mau he uo save nothing, aod maybe ho gb:t twenty dolla a v,eek. eitctew. Itev F M Culp, of the M E Church South will preach bis last sermon for this confer ence year at Albany and Tangent on next Sabbath. Services at Albany at 11 s. m.,at Tangent 3:30 p. m. All the members and friends are invited to be in attendance. The Fourth Oiarter'y meeting of the M K Church Sth, will h held at Tangent, August 29 and 30. The members xqd friends of the Church at Tangent are preparing to give a Sabbath School oucert on thee voaiuj of the 5th of Sept. The annual Conference of the M E Cnurch South, will convene at Albany, Sopt. 1 0th. Bishop Hargroye presides. J Watch, for the Gosds are Coming . About the first of Sspoenber Mcnteith k Seiteubach, of this eity, will reoeive one of the largest stocks of goods ever brought to 4lbasy. They were purchased in New York, where the very choicest selections were made, and were bought at hard time prices and will be sold eccordingly. Mr Seitenboch has gone to San Francisco to fill up lines iu need of replenishing. Now keep your optic nerves open, for these goo Is are t bouni to attract attention. hik I II. AND ritlMAl VliM Minnie Allison is at the Bay. Hon FA Watts was in the eity yesterday. Kd. Cat tr, wife and child were at the Bay 1 Mt week. Joo Webber oann up on the Wednesday evening express. Jamas Conner, ef this city, is rusticating at Vaqtiina Hay, Mr J K Whitney, of the IftmM, is in Southern Oregon. Mrs Allan Psrker, of Oueatta, has been visiting in the eity. Allan Wilson, of Corvalli, wa in tho oity the first of the week. Mr Felix O'Toole has returned from a see. eral weeks trip to the Bay. MrOreon McDonald, of Soio, was in Al bany Monday and Tuesday. Tha first of the week Deputy Sheriff Smith left for a trip to Kastern Oregon. MoCraoken, tha wholesale grocery man, of Portland, was in Albany Tuesday. Col. Kelsey, of CorvallU pasted through, the eity Tuesdsy ou his way to Halifax. Mr Frank Wood, jr.. ami famUv returned - . . from me mountains the Put of the week. MrsOeo t 'liauiberlatn. aud children, and Miss l.ucis Welch, arc rusticating at the Bay. Miss Belle Smdors woot to HsrrUbur Tuosday,and will vuit in thatutty somstime. Mr Frsnk Kenton, Albany's accommodat ing Deputy I'. M. is rusticating at Yaquiua way. Dr. l.iviueten hat moved from this ulaee to Monroe. Benton Count v. whore he intends locating. Mrs US Price, of Prineville. is in the oitv aud will remain here several weeks, visiting menus. Rev J W Harris, pastor of tho Conxrorfs- tional church of Albany is taking his vaca tion at the Bay W I Price, of the firm ef Price k Ashbv of Heio gave us a call last Friday, while atteudtog the circus. Mr Charhs Pfeiffr, proprietor of the Its - vere House, re to mod last Monday evening from a trip to Astoria. Rev H (i Irvine wilt arrive home to-tuor- row night and will preach in the C P Church st 1 1 o clock Sunday morning. Ssm W Chnroh. of Salem, was iu Albany the first of the nook on his wav home from a three week's trip to V equina Bay. Miss Ada Simfou and her uraud mother left for Kastern Oregon on Tuesday to viett her brother William and other relatives. 8 W Faulkner, who broke bis leg several weeks ago, was on th treats last Wedoee day for tbe first time since tha aoaideot. Mr (eo if lioibrook. the genial represec- tative ,f Soell, Httaliu 4 W oodard, whole. aale dniitgisU, of Portland, was in Albany yesterday. Ceo Humphrey aud W B Barr, started last Tuevlsy for Union county whtre they go to look alter Mr Barr's stock. They took tSe railroad aod will be gone three or four weals. Mr Delph Brown, who has been on tbe Ueedmau place in Benton Conuty during the laat year, was in tbe city Thursday and Fri day of lest week, while here payisg thtaoffice s visit William Fortmiller arrived in Albany from Fast Portland, where he stopped a week, while on his way home from Oakland, Cat., last Monday. I S and A Huberts left last week for the Siualaw, to be gone several days, but were obliged pi telmw home on account of burn ing woyda, Mr. Koooh Sloan, who broke his teg several weeks ago is out on cratches, and Tuesday, accompanied by his wife went to Eugene for a short visit. Lest .Saturday, F M Kedfield, C II Spencer, F M French, Khner Freoch and vYtlh.un Daniel, left for Fish Iake, where they will spend several days fishing and refreshing themselves generally, Mr Henry Baokeosto, of the U. 8. army at Vancouver, bas been in tbe city this week en a leave of absence. He has formally en listed iu tha regular service with a posit ios in tho army baud at that place. D T Htdgewsy iu the employ of the O k C H B Co.. at F-aat Portlaad, passed sp Wed needay, to Lebanon, to sea bis mother, who is not expected to live. Mr Pidgeway ia very unfortunate, having lost his wife about a week ago. Virgil Parker and (amity left Wednesday morning for "equine Bay. They will be gone about two weeks. Miasiog Virgil's face ; on bis express wagon has bssn a tare event m Albany during the last Ave or six years. He deserves a long vacation. Mr W T Cochran, of Brownsville, was in Albany Wednesday to meet his wife, who hv been in Portland, under treatment by Mrs Or Owens Adair. We are glad to know Mrs Cochran is much improved in health. We acknowledge a call from Mr Cochran. last Wedneaday Harry W Hogne, a neph ew ot Poatmaatcr Irvine, of this city, aod W K Smith, of Portland, were in the city on their ray to Yaqnina Bay. The other aide of Uregon City young Ifogue was thrown from his bicycle, iojuring one of his arms, so thar. I ft a E SLe as . at no nvi to carry it in a sung ana contmne nis jouruey by rail. Last Monday afternoon Judge R S Strain and Hon W It Bilyeo left AJhany foe' the re- Eon of Ouartaviile. ethers they had heard a md of Klk waa waiting to be killed. They are expected home today. They were ac companied bv Senator Ready and so O P engineer, snd we understand will slso in vestigate the M into Pass. I arm lime Burglarised - On Thursdsy morning of last week, Mrs Henry Freekson and son, living about three miles south of Albany on tho Tan gent road, came to Albany to tbe circus, Mr Freekon was away with his thresh ing orew at the tltno. On going home In the evening Mrs, Freekson found on en -tering the liouso, that there had been un welcome visitors present during her ab sence, Beds were torn open, trunks were rid of their contents and things quite generally presented a chaotic appearance. It was asoertalnod then and after the re -turn of Mr Freoksoit Sunday that a suit of clothe-i belonging In purls, to Mr. Freek son and a hired man, a hat and pair of suspenders belonging to Mr. Frekson's son, two revolvers, seven and fjVo barrel-, ed, one pocket looking glass, two oom.bg, one but tin of (saiagQi, three silk and threo white handkerohlofa, one ran or, two pies, a large dish of cake, a pan of milk and several oilier things had been taken, Quito a sum of money belonging to Mr. Freekson and some of his help, which was concealed, was not disoivored. As Mr, Freekson was rupnlng a threshing orew It amounted to oonsiderablo. How many burglars thero were couid not be told for certain, but the amount of pie and cake eaten and milk drank, indicated that it must have been several. As all of the doors were found locked and the windows fastened down, just as they were left on Thursday morning, it is plain that the bouse was entered by tbe aid of a key, Thore is little clue as to who the parties were. Thoy may have been tramns. and thoy may have been persons who knew about there being money in the house. Some things indloate tbe latter. Mr, Freekson Is anxious to recover heme of the proporty, the razor particularly, It be ing a present from his father and highly valued. He will give a liberal reward for a clue to the burglars. He is not particu lar about the pie aud cake, They were left over from a big threshing dinner on Tuesday and could be spared, i a 'to30o Tobacco. Mcllvrain haa hit it this time solid on to bacco. In fact ho has done a big thing in thia line, until everybody goes to him for tobacco. He has just received a very large stock of tho celebrated Zoo-zoo tobacco, and hence can sell it cheap in any quantities, re tail or wholesale. This is a first-ilum tr- bacco and will go off fast, Call for a sample at A B Mcllwain's. MB AM AMte, Smoky weather. Wheat, 55 cents. book out for burglar. F M French, jeweler. Boneless ood fish at R k H's. All kinds of fruit at H k B's. Z hi mi tobacco at Moll wain's. The best harness at J J Dubruillas. Try tha American Star oigar at It. k B's. At R k B's L P M tea in j and 1 lb papers, The dam at the Magnolia Mdls is uearly finished. J. 1'. Wallace, Physician and Surgeon. Al bany, Or. William I V f K.ila id was born 12) yeara ago to day. Leave your order for black bjrrieslat Hud A Brownell's. And don't forgot 4f boot and shoe depart meat. R, k B. Wheat is omiug to t'ts oity in a b nio m manner this week. It costs 150 for a Coinsman to go back home from Oregon. Dr. Fahrney s msgnstiu bloo 1 vitalixtr at Deyoe Itobsoa's. Bay your oiffee o Us 1 k Br waell and have them giitid it. Beveral Plummer fruit dryers for sa'e st cost st John Briggs. An immense amount of fruit ia going to waste in Oregon this year. The principal occupation of the Celestial on Sundays is sharpening saws. All kinds of sewinv much met repaired and cleaned at Will Bros. Can Store. Home of the thrashers have alraa ly tiuUh ed their part of the county's threshing. There will be regular services in tha Pres byterian churchnsat Sabbath evening, Tweedate keeps a nice line of tin and cop per ware, and does repairing in good shape F M French, agent Ringer Manufacturing Co., apposite Odd Fellows Temple, Albany, Or. Now that harvest is nearly over "IV.- h Hotter" signs are seen in front of si I the stores. Dr. M. II. Fllis. physietan and surgeon All any, Oregon. Cuds made in oity or country , All kinds of sewing machine extras an I best kind of oil snd aeed.es at Wilt Bros Onn Store. We see that W. C. Tweedate has just rt- oeived another lot of new styled parlor stoves. Smoky weather has no effect on Conrad Meyer's baker. His breadstuff's are always perfection. A good and large assortment of lumber at the yard of Kit Carter always on hand. Oiye him a call. Two young men of Portland claim to have mounted to Crater rook, on Mount Hood, laat week. Has adv. of Miss Feather, masio teajhera another oolomn. Mia Prather eomss well recommended. Albany picnic parties are scarce this year. Are the "yooagsters" to be neglected entire ly this summer. The best coffees aod teas a. Coorad Mey er's, as well as (he leading and frsedet gro cartas generally. Thunder and rsin yesterday in different parts of the county. Very little of tha lat ter touched Albany. Toe marble shop of Geo W Harris has been moved to tha lot of J Wradwohl next sooth of the Post Office. tto to Prnshaw'a oew D.u Sura for pure drug, patent medicines, ata Freejfipttoua carefully compoundrd, gome of the tar rooting put on la this city is said to have melted and run down, making it a pretty "thin" affair, Monday morning the track tb otbsr side of Salem caught fire ami delayel the morning train a couple of hours, Aon Hogaa died at VioksHo.'t; last Satur day, aged 120. Her h or wi three fet long. Who can beat this. Tbe 2nd Adveotists wdl h .id a tent meet ing at Waterloo, beginning ou September Srd and lasting probably a week. A new and well selected )ua uf bo-its anil j shoes test received at' A B ajcllw sin's. Do - . a v-f " . x - - t w. "Mjr 7wm ' A snacial meeting of the Common Council wash-Id last a'useJsy evening. 1 wo un- important onlinancea were Be T U Browoon will preach at No. 10 Orasge Halt next Sunday at 2:30 p. m., and at Morgtm school house at 6 p. m, Mr Robinson, ef SuL, on las'. Sunday won the diamond belt for tbe champion bird ahooting, from W L Carry, of Portland. The Pine ('reek mines in Union county are causing some excitement. Ore aesayiug as high as lii.OW to tha ton baa seeu taken out. Tbere is not a newapepar inOrcgeo that does not patr-mixe fureiirn in totiuc tones. an fh. ,.Lr ,,-m.i h.r- .j k- . 1 aute Come and examine the new atodt of guns just received from the Kt and the low prices sqld at ' At Will lirua. , Albany and Oorvallis. U. W Mas too, Physician anil Surgeon, Albany, Oregon. Graduate of the Cincinnati College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ctnctn nati, Ohio. Around Knox Butte when a harvest hand goes to s circus snd gets drunk they tie h,im, up tight and drive him several miles over a rough road. Lam county ia tcv .nj to uet nu some min. ing sxcitetncut. Why should not this part ' of the valley keep something going. It is to he hoped it will prove s rich strike. Freshest fancy, plain and mixed, candies, wholesale or retail, for picnics, couplets, quartets, in fact for everybody at Hoffman k Joseph 'a Home made, and hence pure. TLeOregouian R. R. Co.,we,ara informed, are putting up a bridge aoroaa the North Santtam on the Narrow Oaoge,and wili ooon have one across the South Fork also. The rood proposes to carry wheat from all along the roeu. A canvasnian 01 uooiusou s circus ieu on as a , , one the cars while the trsin was going to n e sna . ft - . e ft . a si Salem ou rriuay morning 01 laat ween ana 1 . :t e. ir..u ... 1 t ' oroae seven no. e .. t.,u 10. usve ooqu ft rt T StoaTAil liev l.ynUi of Forest Urove, proposes ! D - ft. : -a mm i i ... T i 1 . .1 ft. wriimg a umwy oi vjru.m. ti no uocs so we beseHOhtum to mike it a digmtted histo- j, uoiwt iia'"ai .ooi,Lvj. and Harry. Tuesday morning near Weston, Ralph Bernard, aged 10, accidently fell into the cyhuder of a threshing machine, and before the machine was stopped his loft leg was torn off bolow the knee. The young man will probably live. Following is tho amount of threshing done by Conu Brothers A Propst, they finishing last week: Wheat, nti'h bushels; oats, 202") bushels ; barley, 100 bushels ; cheat, 63 bushels. Next. Mr Pearno Cochran, of Tangent, who was kicked last week bv a horse, is imorovins snd will probably recover from the effects of the accideut, which, though, at first was thought to. be fatal. If vou want vour Drnuartv advertised oall on Chne, Monteith aud Co., immediately, If von want vour nrnort aold nail on them, It costa vou nothinff to sdverti.e with this n o vmu liti'la ... . . ,,,. . ft. , (ivvtg vu weather last Sabbath a boy of sixteen turn- mora fell into the Willamette at thia city, but was quickly rescued and dispatches wore delivered as usual on Monday, A trmely and well authenticate 1 article on the historical associations conuuocc l with General Grant s burial place in Riverside Park, will be published in the Magazine 0 America,! History, for September. Kirftkol (nnA ir. A,..,MA..hln niiint. t. in this county, ore containing as high as three ! per cent being obtained. As only 75o to 81 a pound is paid for it there is not much in ducement to do much nickel mining. ji ThA iiRr VftlilA nt fw,Lr ff IKa r ll-i.-virii.n I Bonk. N Y Citv. is 8100. but a few weeks ago in order to settle an estate 20 shares were soid. They biougbt 82520 a share. This one of the most solid banks in the world. Judere Kelsav. of Corvallis. and others Benton county, are now actively engaged getting up tne society oi xaatan war voiun TAAn Via r!f nra rvutnt irvtift.! in I'ha Tift7ft.fAr.ft ft t I There are nuita . n imbr in thia r-nnntv whn ,vw w, ..v. ft. w. vft v. uivuvwuwv ftftft wftftft ft.owvw.ai. no doubt wonld be glad to take a hand in it. Rev T (1 Browoson's subject next Sunday morning will be, "Is the Jbh'o less adapt! to modern civilization than to the age iu which it was written 7 It Is a fact some people do not know that mere is no paper null m Oregon where uows paper is made. All the paper which is od in i ortland is brought tuero from tiie Kt The Cisckama mills are inoitlv on ianer. and we believe are not run at all, at least not or large work. An educational institution ef much merit is the Sautiam Academy at, Lehaeog, unde the management of "rof Oille-r , it has ob tsined a good stAiidit. as a set no! where a thorough education can bo obtained. It de serves a good support, and, as in the past will no doubt receive it. The nest annual tension' of the Seven I Uraud Iiodgeof 1 0 O F will he m-M in IUI timore, Maryland, September 21 nest. TO Nnrker, of Halam, and W T WHllasWCra of We ton, are representatives from Oregon, J F Hackansto, of Albany, represents Oregon in thoOrand Knoampment. There is a fakir working the atate n'tnssl Vogol. He is the biggest fraud in the l oo verse, according to all acoimuls. If he comes to Alhany, although you know he t a raacal many of you will contribute 92 00 to hi wealth. Now ace if you do Ms. Major Oenerat Join i.ln..n,U. M. A. will contribute a paper entitled "HiUimore in IS01," to the War Studies of the Septem. bar Mwjnunr of 4mn,-i,, , A I was in command of Fort MeHaery whee toe Masaachusstta troops were aaesiHIed in pas sing through Baltimore April ):i, lift, hi account of the scenes will ttJ of sm oassimr interest, v M The following from the Boulder AVum amd Manner, of Colorado, most have hen, mtpir. ed by some one in 1'ortlsnd. I: otakos val lev'people feel sad to rwl it: "To tbe pi. grim Portland was home it lunnahod much that was not found in any other cty. Here everything was life ; and at we took our Ust look at it upon departing we flt Cut to say good-by to it was to bid go , d iy . all Ore- goo. Mrs Betvs Locke-nod lias Un trusted very shabbily f.ir a jmnu.u who has run for Pre, of the f. S, At Salem (lljlv H-VPI.O, ll greetatl her, including dead heads. She re fusal to lecture. AUutthe me reception has been given her all ovrr tb.- Stte. Wlion she gets home her huahand ah .oi l kivo iter a gmsJ sp lecture, and keyp ter at ho ns ia "in luiurc. Two attractive and ieculirlv m&dn eUb are displayed iu a jewelry atere ia Albaay, One is in the ferrn of s nistie album; tM other is of box lorm, with a "twiatomsjig" on top that keep winding ami unwinding aruuu'i p.ji, men noppinK i., -k. an I i on hour after hour, until it nafcei one's bal diaxy to watch it. Laat year we publisbe.1 an account of some specimens of wheat brought to tin office by Mr K M Miller, of Jefferson, .me of which yielded 192 stalks and about 12000 kernels, from oae grsio. The item ha now appeared itt the Kastern preea, Uin in Uarpr,' Wmkt of last week. It wee a b'g strrj , but a true one, aod we do not brieve it will be equalled anywhere in tha wo -Id. An Kant Portland ei,n. . i iuppuiK 250 caaes of canned pees to San Ft aucisoo. Oregon should have mope cannenea at laat enough so that it can produce as much as it con sumes. This state should be able to com- pate with even California in tbe matter of c tuned ieas, tonuitoe peaches, etc. We haye received a catalogue of McMinn vt He College, whtcb ahows that excellent In stitution te be in a prosperous conditic n. Rev R C Hill aud Robert Foater, ef thia county, are among the list cf trustee. Fol lowing are student in attendance from Linn county : loore Kay, Kudoxia Rtley, Anna and Ida Smith, and Cynthia Hperry from Brwnavilie, and Willtem S TbomMwn trom AltMMIV. Wan Bbcpiierd was found deal Monday night on the prairie about fifteen miles from Aabland, with a bullet- hole in hie hand snd through his body. A neighbor, finding bis horse tied op with a deer strapped on, which had begun decaying, concluded sotnetbing wss wrong and immediately commenced a search, which waa rewarded in a short tsrne by finding bis body. The supposition that eoineliody hut lion in imaiak for a deer, as he was an old hunlet and cool I not have h t himself. The Prineville city dad have ordered minor t keep out of the saloon, and the boy, ar- at a loa what to An. IV.,...v,l! U ooosideiably disturbed over tbe matter. The OrAooi .V, -,-., i.t it, fILwid i..t m. mouth ot a youth under age . Tu atrao- the town authorit e can't mind their own business, and allow ua to loaf around the aioeus sod play bdiiards wnil our dad work to support us. They ought to remera. her that they were boys cues." as mo louowiog is going the rounds of the a . I a. at . . jj,'- ww mm ik aiong. reo it read it. "Mrs. awav. while you can cleaning . . - - m nuuar, aRro net nuMwuj to nail Up Sotlio ; ri a t x 4 . . li; ne rciuseti ; sua looked t t at told him hi conduct waa witiiont a him snd and best him with her sr untU bo saw He now ut lo ft tt. n may soon ba a sub- Ject fur dug. A man muat beau his life and hmb tn such a way as that. It haa uodoubt- ediy put a . to hia existence. On last Salbath erening at tho Presby terian Church Rev J V B'yck. ff preached a very interesting sermon u doing things to please, which toe often is without regard to iluty or what is riht. 1 (- I . L- I in society and in busing the merchant, lawyer and editor, and even the minister. " iiiao , woui. 00m some any, seem to consider only the fact of what will take the beat ; without regard to what is tbe right thing to do. An old saying is : "Do right and let policy take care of itself." This is sound, but how tuanv of us follow its precept. No larger story than the foil owing has vot been told: "Tho ataije between Tksj U..lte and Canyon City waa overtaken by a water spout when near Rake Oven last week. The spout was, preceded and aooompaoiod by heavy thunder and lightning. The wer poured down iu a torrent, an i was three feet in depth, with stock swimming and wading around in it, A passenger on the stage was homing au umbrella for protection from tho sun, and when tne effects of the storm were over found himself holding the stock, the rths aud other material having been melted . i and burned by the lightning. Strange to say, the geutieniao was not injured iu the . least. ' I Mr 0 K Meyers, the acoompluhod junior I . . r " .... editor of the Uenneou Kevitw, speaks as fol lows about his visit to Albany ; "Mernin 1 a a a ... . . , ' iouna us at Albany in tho WiUamotto vulhiy where after a line breakfast at the d. pot noioi weaoanunnea our sleeping cars, 1 r a trip by water dowu tbo river. The sle oera wr taken to Portland and were ready for us, when on the return run. The valley at Albany is from ifo to 60 miles wide, aud is all good agricultural land. Wheat is the principal orop. Land is worth from f 10 to $40 an acre. Albaay is the chief city of the valley aside from Salem the State capital. It has a tine water power which ia the pride of the place. Our excursion was escorted up town by two brass bands both ef which play. od well While here I had the piastre of meeting Messrs T J Httes and !' P Nutting of the DgMOviUT at their oflice. The latter crentlenian showed mo about tho oitv. and imparted information of value about the I country. Our party has pU-aauut memories of Albany. We wore thero long enough to see a good deal of tho plaoe, and many are the oomplimenta it has received iu the written accounts. Albauy is on the W illamotte river. d here we boarded a steamer for a twenty 1 1 1 - 1. li- ik - i mues ruie to vui vaiuc. xs, waa vciv mi 1 , ft,, 1 A 1 I ant trip. J.ne Aioauy oauo wen: nmug ouu rendered some imod music. The ri vr was not high, and the boat glided from one side tha other to keep jn tjie channel. A uuir- her of vount? ducks were in the river, aud becoming frightened endeavored to eaoape by getting ahead of the boat, One would not I suppose thore were any tiro arms in the party, 1 but in the twinkling or au eye at least ten revolvers were popping away at those ducks. Not one was hit hewever, altnough the sport aii oonunueu ior nv miuuies Settle with lour rhotornpher. Mr. A, B, Paxton having disposed of his photograph business in Albany and desir ing te settle ell his financial matters be- is fore leaving, would respectfully request those indebted to htm to call and at end of to their accounts, A great favor will be in J conferred by promptness In this i , v. , .0C.Z00 tObftCOO at JWOtlWaia S. 1IIR Hf-f H. Public expression of the qualities of g circus la always governed by a compr son with some other rlrcns. During lust yea; t ole's hn lern Ihe sfsrulard fn firo t,on "Well, bow did you like (be chctts," we have I con nskd hy n,,m or li s that seveiul bttndrrtf, Mroo Thnrvlsv of latd week, As it Is the pro Jnre r f lite news paper to give its rqlnlon on sll pul M maiKirs wo e going n, KjV(, our on Uiiv one. tinlt.fliuoiced by hny patronage, r,r i ue ponsuit mti'in of courtoMes expended us, all of which we gnatly appreciate Hoblnson's menagerie Is an uncommon ly good one be be brought to Oregon,bbftf far ahead of Cole's. It was worlh Die price of the sdiobodon to the tarlone animals, some of them qutto rare, here exhibited. ThftalrefT. water l.i. Hut., i .i hyenas, eland, alligator, ostriches, ilona Hger, leopard, -loth m'uikeys.man eatern, vampires, Hurti.o rowe, f.ireiun utile. lopee, valpiwhifa bulb aguar .snakes, large horse, largo and sinsH c .vts, camel. three horned bull.Heven leggmj cow, abort nocked horse, five e'er ham, dc, made ups moxt InP-riMiing m-oisgerie, .ver though there waa no rhinoceros, hlppopo- timu, xobraa, or sea lions, etc., sdver tlaoil. Koono expects to see everything n the billa. H Big Mary on of thn i. p'lanta, is said to beJ23 years old. and now has to have her ears greawtd In order to hear, so venerable la the old girl. The Chief weighs 789) pounds snd has killed four or five men la hia life time. We kej t decidedly away from the trunk manlpu lator. In thia connection It la interesting to reier to one of the circux bills which speaks of their large ox as being larger than any elepba it. The ox weighed 2Ve lbs. and was reeliy a big fallow, but was little more than a third of tbe eia of the Chief. Suppose orn- wee disappointed in the 3 ring performance, what's the odda to long sa they got their money's wotth In tho manager).. While we ouhl not p'ace It on a par with Cole's, P. was a good perfortnanne altogether Tbe brehack riding by Miss DeMotts was extra for a woman's, and a yonog one at that. Could sha have turned a somerset It would have been ahead of tho west ring aan,.wh.ka) only noticeable feat was a somerset. Not even two horses were rode. We would commend the "blood curdling" plunge of Tla fiom a bar to a net fifty fbet below. One woman once broke her ntck at thst little game. We wo'd also commend tbe catapult act of the darkey, in wbkh he was thrown high in tbe air, turning over three times. A few weeks ago anoth er 1 1 ye missile was thrown sgainat s center pole snd killed. This dsrkey was not killed, fortunately or unfortunately. Tbe trained dog exhibition was a "dogon" (old as tbe hill-) fine one, and waa worth four bits alone. And then theto was the ala. pheutact, of course not according to tbe pictures, for pictures rarely ever tell the truth; but In a big and imposing form; also the big cannon ball performance and several trapexe acta ; besides the burner ou rental k of John Low low, the clown, Fer a talking clown John Is a success; but a dovn who can't turn a double som erset or oven stand on bis head is nowhere with some. All tbe seme, he wss the best ever in Oregon. Lowlow has been with Robinson twenty years, Having said somewhat of what there was ft fs always admissible to say whst there was not. There was no tumbling or leaping, and for a large number of people a circus with out thts feature i like "Hamlet" without a Hamlet, or lemonade without lemons. There wss no aksting on a wire, or rolling I of a g,obe an " w,re though there was cf 'acyiinuer in a remarkably poor msng. There was no 3o) foot hair and toeth slide There was no celling walking. There were no French acrobats.no female tumb lers, ne ladder acts, no horizontal bar, no hat why enumerate. Though tbese things were advertised, people know now these days that no advertiser, whether of circusee.patont mediuines.orof jewaharps, j keeps his word, snd, in fsct, they would be disappointed ff they did. Altogether those who attended got their money's wonii.me way entertainments sre vaiuetf j so the satiafactioh should be general. There was a side show containing a man A feet 2 incite tall, a small man and wo man about three feet high, a big woman of 517 Hm,,s tatooed woman, Cuacasaisn(? lady, a loan man and some snakes. It wan interesting and you could buy their plot urea or net just as you pleasod. The attendance at tbe circus was good . i .. .1 v . 1 T , . e.Z . ,T T ! whelming. $1000 or 13000 was taken in or least, that is the general estimation ; but circus figures are often like popula tion figures. Tim ttrvere lloMKr. Negotations are pending fer the sale of the furniture and good will of this popular hotel to Mr W 11 UarroMt, of Portland, a brother-in-law of Miss Km ma Schubert, of this city, It would be with regret that we ee Mr Pfeifl'urgo out of this hotel. He has been oue of our most enterprising citizens, liberal in giving towards every thing that would help build up Albany. He bas become one of the most popular hotel keepers iu tho northwest, having made the Revere House famous as a first class stopping place for the hungry or Weary t ravel Ur. t Maarilees Wanted. The undersigned will taae day boarders on very reasonable term. Inau.re at residence on the corner of 4th and Vine Htreet on the west side ot the ditch. Mrs. Mautis. 1 out rr ah v. QaaftaM Haml ivji li.irn In New York, Juna 04th, li&l. Pied In Alhany, or., August lth, ISftS, aged Hysars, U monlha and U days, lie served about two e.n-ji in til war ot the Kcbelliuit anil was dis charged on account ot ill hoalth trom which he never recovered, but die I freOi the effecUt of exKx,ur in the army. Ho came to this city lust tall Bpsftft Ne braska, ll had been an aetiro christian tor years. and at the time ot His death waa a member of the M . E. Chureh ot this oity. He leaves one son, cevcral aten-uhildrea and hU wVAoW to mourn his leas. He was buridd in the eity oeuiotery ou last Monday after noon. Appropriate religious services wilt be hoM n memory of lii death in the M. E. Church in thi l city next Sabbath tuorniuu at ) 1 o'clock. Nature's own rtne.iy,Oiegtu Kulney Tea. 2J)0-sVq tnltaocoat Mcllwain's. TUe Only One. The business men of Alhany and Linn county will rcmsmber that C, W. Watts has tho only complete j;b office in the valley south of Salem, Hi work is the bost and his pi-ices the lowest. The Democrat will take 100 cords of wood on subscription, and we would like as pood wood as if we were not public benefactors. Oregon Kidney Tea. gists. For sain by all drug We have the boat line nf 5j eigars iu town If you dou't belieye it, call and tee for your telves. Read & Brownei.l. . , a - ' Zoo xoo tobacco at Mcllwain's. A MAM ABO! T TOWS. No dy in the year, not evr n the 4tb, Is of more Interest to A Man about Town than the circus day. It is tha lay of days for r ading characters, for InirnMlrg pswfcy scenes, and the greenness displayed by some, Is tbeee respects it l the same ail over the world. IvHII consiimmatnl comedy there Is In afchlng the young man with his girl, tud , uly before but during circus time. His spoobiniss mellsnne. At Ih.bln- sou'm one fellow had two girls with him. VtM by his side and ene In front. Dur i g most or me evening he at with bJa arms wnmml bo h. tn th . the clown. He wan not alone In tbe buslneta either. O I'robably there was never such a thlag as a really moral circus, take the per forma nee and conduct of the follow ers together. Cutthroats are hounrf to be on hand. To keen Him teiv would be an impossibility. Several of them IsKt week played tha change todgp, giving Kllvcr lor gold, and managing eseh time to dron uniM from a half to one and a half. according to the greenness of (heir cus tomer. Sometimes, though, thev tack ed the wrong man. nartirularlv when theyatruck one of the Deputy Sheriff of tlii county. O There is something exceedingly picas ant in sexlng people start eff for the mountains snd ocean for a few weeks recreation. Nature demaad a cortin amount of rest for the human system. and If people have tbe means they should stretch several points and get away where business can bs forgotteat, the mind (Jveri rest aod the body be allow n to recuperate. It is (ike putting electricity into a body or giving meat (os hung! y dog. Try it. O One in going over Albany dees not And many empty houses, moot avail able place being occupied. In tbe face of this it U reported that the census of Albany when completed will shew m nmaller population than in 1880, As it has evidently been well and thorough ly taken what is the souse of thia Who can solve the enigma. Probably the truth Is Here are more empty Louses than is generally claimed, a few years time having increased the num ber of "not available O A ocng msn of about eighteen has been in the city this week soliciting alms, A Msn About Tows, among many others being shown a plainly printed card, which stated that thr oung man bad to support a mother and some brothers and Sisters, and being un able to wrk himself on account of having tbe dyspepsia, asked for the charity of tbe p lblic. Tbt Mas About Town knows noth ing about the genuineness of this case ; but in bis short life he has never beard of abett r specific for dyspepsia than plain food and labor. If everybody who had the dyspepsia, wjre to quit work sod ask fur alms fore liv ing there would come near being more solici tors thsn giver. "It is better to give then to receive" ia a splendid rule, and one does not lose soy thing even if taken in once in awhile ; but, as s role, it is only doing so ciety justice to act deliberately and in a busi ness manner when asked for money ; always. th ough, with a benefit of any doubts tn favor ef the alms receiver. O Toe Mao About Tows, recently bas treat the following things kicked at . the Canada thistles, some cross walks, tbe smoke, the dust, because wheat ia low, because the cir cus took considerable money oat of the coun ty, the paucity of ear markets, nails stick - 111,: up tn tbe sidewalks, tetng saked to pay a debt, the softness of butter snd Judge Deady. Oregon Kidney Tea cures all kidney trou ble. e Zm xoo tobacco at Mcllwain's. e Rt t.t.lt.s ! BICtftlKa ! BUtftCIES r 1 have just received a small lot of Vaveresl Baggte at a Bargain, which will be sold accordingly. If yon want a nice, strong, neat rig for a little money now is the time to get it. Sam uk i. E. You.te. SS Strward. For the irnticn if il leift1! who is not satisfied with the work and prices at Mead a new harass shop ia Leb anon. Ask your druggist for a package of Oregon Kidney Tea. Z k-sx tobacco at Mcllwain's, -e a Cheap Weed. We will deliver ten loads of slab wood (five cords) br 810. Lumber of all kinds on hand. nowN'so! k West. Zoo-ftioo tobacco at Mcllwain's. We brag on the Spencer butter eheesa. Kap k Bsowxaix. Zoo-zoo tobacco at Mcilwasa a When Baby was sick, we gave her C ASTORIA. When she was a Child, she cried t or C ASTORIA, Whoa ahe became Miss, she clang to CASTORIA, When she had CUUvaa, she gave then C ASTORIA. OO o o o o o o :0 Oregon Kidney Tea! Nature's awu renu tly - Will speedily relieve and permanently eure all tbe various difficulties xriticy from a disordcml condition of tbe K K K K KK K K K K LIVER AND KIDNEYS. TTTTiT T T T T It is perfectly harmless snd can be gKen to the most delicat wo nan or child. Vol- sale by all druggists, surll, Meltshst aft Wdarl, i WholssaJe Ageets. MUSIC TEACHER, Miss Mattie Praither, of Dayten, W. T., a guest of Mrs. Rev, F. M, Cnlp, of this cify, wishes to inform the citixens of Al bany that sue is prepared to give private instructions on the piano or organ. For inrthtr information call on Mrs Cundifr, of this city. SAKTIAM ACADEMY, LEBANON, OREGON. The winter term will commence Monday, September 14th, 1885. Fur particulars inquire of J. L IftlLBEKT, Principal. The Birtland Business College. Portland, gon, offt rs superior private and class tnstructtoi to tho young and middle-aged of both sexes whsv desire to obtain a practical education in the short. vsl time consistent with thorough work, and at the leudSexpense. Day and evening sessions through outthey iar. Students sdmitted anytime. Cata logue oa application. A. P. Arxstroo, Pj iuclpal.
