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FRIDAY NOVEMBER C, 1885.
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NUTTING.
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Official County Paper.
Mriiu
The Nonpsreil velveteens aro very deeir
able for all purpoeee, aa they are very dur
able, aad not liable te fade with expoaure
to the mm, or to apot eaady with rain.
The Nonpareil velveteene make elegant
coetumoa complete for ladies, and are en.ua'
ly desirable to uae in cumbinationa with atlka
Nonpareil volveteena wear with more even
neaa than the Lyon velvet. It ia not ao apt
to wear ia places, and the cost is about one
sixth. I have Juat received a lino of the above
Konpiarell Iv(imiiw, direct from
tba agenta In New York. Alao a full line
of ribbon. I think superior to any In
tble market. Also a cheaper quality of
rihbona, tn all colors. Also a line of
ladles' einbrnldoriea,ladies' handkerchief,
lik and linen, and a full line of notion.
Mamitri. K, iouno.
Awtaalag.
The latter part of liuit week a gentle
man near Soto was plowing Id his Held
and seeing a man coming along the
road trom in the dlroctiou of Albauy.he
thought he would go to the road and
ascertalu what hail beeu the reeult of
the trial of a man who had been indict
ed f r committing a grievous crime
against the law and society in general
The farmer asked the traveller if he had
oome from Albany, and, being answer
ed in the afflrunative, he askod what
waa the result of the trial. The man
informed the farmer that the prisoner
plead guilty, but that the court hud tin
poied almost the least penalty that the
statute permitted, whereupon the far
mer indulged iu a heated speech, net
ting forth the In iuousnesa of the crime
committed, and also indulged freely iu
criticising the court for being so lenient
saying the otlender should have been
aent to the penitentiary tor at least live
years. The traveller smiled (not ghast
ly) at the animated wordiness ot the
farmer aud walked on. The farmer
went to his work musing over the ap
parently cool Indifference of tiie trav
eller, but he afterwards learned that
the traveller was the one who had
committed the crime alleged ia the in
dictment Then he rsus-.-d aud reflect
ed again.
Mae Fight.
Notwithstanding tbe general opinion
that prize Ambling is a beastly sport, con
siderable interest waa manifested in tnia
city Monday evening over tbe result ot
the DempseyCainpoell fight. Last week
in speaking of the anticipated fight the
Democrat said, "Our prediction is that
Dompaey will whip Campbell aa easily as
the latter did Reilly." It proved, if any
thing, more than true. During two
rounds Dempeey fooled with bis oppon
ent ; but in the third round a couple of
blows ended the matter, Campbell being
knocked senseless, receiving a broken
nose, a grand monument to bis folly.
This fight was followed by a disgusting
and brutal contest betweeu two bruisers
named Ward and Sullivan, which lasted
through seventy -so ven rounds, IflLese
fights shall be tbe means of putting a stop
to the obnoxious sport they will have
served a good purpose. The art of self
defense is all righ'. in its place ; but when
carried with bare knuckles into the prize
ring it becomes a stain ou any omtnunity
that allows it,
A Cleae Call.
Last Wednesday morning at 2 o'clock a
night watch discovered a blaze around the
desa in the Revere House. Awakening tbe
proprietor of the hotel the flames were ex
tinguished, but not outil they bad dene fifty
to one hundred dollars damage. The wall,
counter, a clock and other things were badly
burned. A few momenta more might have
seen a big fire. J oat how the fire started is
not known ; but it ia thought a match may
have been careleaaly cast under the counter
among some candles, before the night clerk
retired at about one o'clock. Good jodgm en t
was shown in putting the tire out instead of
wasting time ringing the fire bell.
ftalnson at Albany.
The salmen have struck us for cer
tain. They are flapping their tails on
their way south w trd continually. Soon
Oregon City salmon will be an obsolete
term tou?. It will be Albany salmon,
and we will have them fresh for dinner
that are caught in the morning. Ae
nearly as we can leara August fcoeueki,
with hie hook and line waa tbe first to
capture one in the Willamette at this
city. It waa a two footer. About tbe
aame time Burr .Sloan shot one from a
boat that measured three or four feet,
but it was a sore head instead of a stce 1
back, and hence N. G.
Fai
Machinery-
Mr. M. Ayers, of the Benicia Agricultural
works, Benicia. CaL, is making a tour of the
valley in the interest of the factory. It is by
far the most extensive concern of the kind
on the coast, having a capacity for over 1000
operatives. For some time past California's
manufacturers of implements have been prac
tically shut out through freight rates but
now the O.l P. line lets them in. Mr. A. will
establish one agent in each county, the ob
ject being to get as bear to direct trade as
business requirement will permit. Our farm
ing community will appreciate and help tbs
agents of ho.ne made goods.
This Week.
A now lot of ladies winter garman U re
c jived by.Monteith & Seitenbaoh owing to
the fact that we now have an over stock
we will sell for two weka at 10 per cent
reduction from our u.ual low prices. We
do just whit we advertise. Give us a call.
.... ii sss
Djnt fail to call on us for winter goods.
Monteith A Seitenbaoh.
4)1. IS a aaek.
0 i acjoaat of tha l pries (A w'mt flour
will ba sold at tba M ti ilia Mills at 91-10 a
Back, or $1.4 ) a barrjl, t 1 1 wid b: delivered
free to all parts of the city.
95,003 worth of clothing at c ab at
teioh k Seitenbach's.
Mon
95,000 worth of clothing at coat at Mon
teith A Seiteubach a.
Second hand nozzle-loadiug shot guna ex
tra cheap at
Will Broi,
free the Heaver Creek Country.
Last Tuesday morning Mr. Jamea
I lkins returned to his home In the nub
urbs of Albany, from the Beaver Creek
country, by way af I'rlneville. He re
ports the times there fair. Among re
cent large sales of cattle he tells of one
to Con rath k Trioe of over 50(H) head, in
that and the Crooked Hlver ranges.
The price paid was $l,i,o, the cattle
being va'ued at $22 50 a head, "baud
round," and for three and (our year old
steers thirty dollars was paid. Though
this waa elx to eight dollars le than
paid last year it relieved the people
there very much of any hard times.
The sheep interests there are enlarging,
sheep from ouislde ranges swarming
iute tnat country, necessarily making
the pasturage short tn some of the cat
tle rauges. Mr Klkins left Prineville
on Thursday of lat week. At that
time Mrs Or Irvine was reporte d aa
dangerously sick with typhoid fever ;
but they wore hoping for a favorable
turn.
The roads nvr the Cascade's are still
go . on the Lebanon route, although
quite muddy from the Mountain House
this way for three miles. Mr Kiklna
met Mr Frank Haoklemun and wife,
just returning across the mountains to
their home at Silver Well Mr Elklna
brought with him to large Peerless po
tatoes, sent by Paulina's Naseby, nr
John T Faulkner, an old Linulte, to
this office, two show tbe people af this
county what could be dene in the
Beaver country In the matter of raising
vegetables. The potatoes are smaller
than a pumpkin, but withal very large
for "spuds.'' They cau be seen at 1 1 is
ottlcv by those desiring to see a geuuiue
Boaver Creek production.
"Wages ef Ma."
Ne play has ever been presented in Al
bany that took better than tbe above, pre
sented at the Ooera House on Thursday
night of last week. Not only was the
acting, with hardly an ezceptieu, of first
class order, but there Is much to the play
Itself. In fact there is a stronger temper
snoe address in It than is ofteu presented
by public speakers. The career of Stephen
Marlowe downward until he Is convulsed
with delirium tremens in his hiding place
from justice, lian impressive one, Theo
Hamilton in that character acting the sot
to perfection. In contrast stands o ut the
noble, self-sacrificing character of Rev
George Brand, George Weatala assuming
tbe character of the dignified youag divine
in an inimitable manner, showing marked
versatile powers to tboe who saw him as
tbe Frenchman in "areund the World in
80 days." Mlas Isabel Morris aa Ruth
fills that noble character as nearly perfect
as it Is possible to present it on the stage.
The other principal parts deserve nearly
as complimentary mention, perbeps ex
cepting Barbara Dale, who outside of her
makeup we would not place very high,
Waa It a Mistake?
Last week Mr. V. P. Terhnno of this
city, purchased an overooat, and Friday
wore it to Corvallis, going in the stage.
He put up at one of the hotels, where ha
left his n-w overcoat for awhile. When
he came to want it it was gone. Among
others he told the stage driver, with
whom he had rode. He remembered
the coat aud particularly that it had
been spat tered slightly with mud on
the right sleeve. Saturday when he
made his usual trip te this city be was
surprised see the identical new over
coat on a well dressed gentleman who
was av passenger in tne stage coach. On
reaching Albany Manual Burkhart
was notified. The gentleman, who
proved to be a Deputy U. 8. Marshal
from Portland, named Van Attis, waa
arrested, and immediately turned aver
the coat, claiming that he had taken it
by mistake in ptace of Ins own.
rrtcbtfal Accident.
Oa last Tuesday as Mr A J Oiin, who
lives new Shedds, was riding across a small
bridge, his horse broke through and threw
him violently forward, bis head striking on
a plank or piece of timber at a point in tbe
eft eye-brow, cutting a gash from that point
back to the top of the head and then down te
the left ear, and tearing the scalp all down
to tbe ear and temple, leaving all the skull
in front of the ear and np to the top of the
head naked. The woaod was a frightful
one, not Dr J L Hill was c tiled and sewed up
the wound and tbe man is getting along all
right.
A MiaVner
Mr. Henry Fiindt, of this city, whose
active brain is always searching for some
new conquest in the scientific world, has
recently invented a heel stiuaner for boots
and shoes, which is liable to place con
siderable money in his pockets. It is a
great improvement on any yet made, and
so confident is Mr Fiindt of its superior
merit that he is already taking active
steps to place it on the market of tbe
United states. He proposes to give every
shoe maker in the Union an opportunity
to use it in his business. If it proves
what is expected ef it tbe invention will
be a property of great value.
Beglaui Mev. lath.
School will begin in this city en Mon
day, Nov. 16th, under the prlucipalshlp of
Prof. D. V. S. Raid, assisted by Mrs.
Stockton and Misses Allison, Kirkpatriok,
Irvine and Brink, Under this able corps
of teachers success is bound to follow our
public schools. With a bran now school
kouso, thorough teachers and tbe enc.ou r-
agement of the patrons of the school, the
coming term should be one characterized
by full seats and marked advancsment .
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship existing under the name of Sloan k
Bilyeu baa been dissolved, Mrs Hale Kack-
ensto haying purchased the interest of Mrs
Bilyeu in their dressmaking busineas. All
business will be transacted with the latter
firm at their shop, near 8. E. Young's store.
Mrs. Backensto will use the "square" sys
tem of cutting, which she has been using in
this city,
Letter List.
Following is the list of Utters remaining in the Post
Office, Albany, Linn county, Oregon, Nov. tth, 1886
Persona calling for these letters must give the date on
which they were auvurUted :
Davis, M Dal ton, Jesse
Harrigan, Michael llollanU. John
Houston, D B Powell, Miss Callie
Stindey, oiner Wilder, Cbas H
Wilkerjon, Mrs John
J. M HIVING, P. M.
Cirecerles.
A, B, Mc II wain keeps a large stock of
staple groceries and sells them cheap for
cash or produce. Arbuckle'M roasted cof
fee six one pound papers for 91.00,
Kid Cloves, slid Cleves.
For tne next sixty uays i will sen my
ladies' kid gloves In black aud colored, at
actual cost,
Samuel B. Yeuiro,
aromTSMKtt oftaaNiZED,
At a mooting of the Albany Rod and
dun Club held at the Revere House on
last Saturday evening the following of
ficers were elected for the ensuing year :
J O Wrlghtaman, President,
W HNoott, Vloo President.
C W Watts. Secretary,
Oeo O Will, Treasurer.
The following committees were appoint
ed t On 11 nances-H W Langdon, C H
Stewart and J J Dubrullle. On room
George llurkhart, R Comely and Win
Taylor, Ou Investigation -W B Knott, W
B llarr and Geo C Will, On order of
business -W II Garrett, C II Stewart and
0 W Watt,
A count lint ion and by-lawa were adopt
ed, the principal provisions of wbioh are
that el ootlona shall be held annually In
iMobor; a two thirds vote shall be re
quired to elect or expel a member, No
member can engage Iu match hunts, etc.,
unless dues are paid, lulatlon feu 91'
monthly dues, 25o. Meetings will be held
monthly, ten member to constitute a
quorum, For absence from msetlngs of
fleers will bs fined 60c, othor members,
25c, sickness and absence from city only
to bo excuses.
Following are the charter members of
the oluh : N B 8prenger, J J Dubrullle,
W B Harr.E W l.engdon,Charlea Mueller,
Win Taylor, W II Garret , Char lea PfeltTer,
George Burkhart, W B Scott, Geo O Will,
0 W Watts, R Crawford, Fred Hyde,
Walter East, B M Slean, Frank Dannala,
E Comely, A Blackburn, Jaa Callahan,
J K Davis, Jos Watson, II V Fuller, AC
Cleelan, D F Lampman, J O Wrlghtaman,
II Lampman, W B Daniels, Ed Sohmeer,
Fred Wolverton.
It will be a purpose of tbe Club to not
only obtain regular hunting grounds, but
as well make arrangement with farmeis
who have received injury In the past from
careless hunters by which, If any damage
is done, by any members of the Club, the
Club will hold itself responsible for the
same, Tbe officers of the Club will be
glad to confer with any such farmers at
any time. Arrangements are being made
also to obtain a supply of carp for Linn
county waters.
As match hunts and hunt generally are
the principal, If not only, out door exolte
meut of our talis aud winters, tLe estab
lishment of a club to advance sueh sports
Is a matter of considerable moment. As a
rule we are a bunting people here, and
have obtained quite a reputatiou as being
devotee of tho gun and rod. Hence such
a move aa this will, deservedly, be looked
on with much favor.
Aaee4le Abeat a Peraaer Albanian,
Every body in Albany remetnlcrit"Jlrn"
Titus. Well he was once an advance
agent In California. A Portland paper of
last Sunday tells at this late date the fol
lowing anecdote about him, which wiii be
of Interest to many :
"Being stranded in a email country
town of California, the manager of Carte
ton'! troupe a fellow of infinite nerve
and fertile in reeonroeernade the acquaint
ance of Titus, and succeeded in Intermit
ing hiss te such an extent in the theatrical
business that ha advanced money onougb
to get the "outfit" out of town, and by tbe
grateful players was duly appointed to the
high-sounding, though low-ealarlod, po
sition of "advance agent." Before start
ing out tbe manager, Carleton and others,
impressed npoa Titus that he must never
permit bis company to catch up with him.
Always keep well ahead" waa the one
thing they lualitted upon, and tbe only
tblog neoeesary to make him a first- ism
avaui courier. At Chico the wandering
play eta struck a snag and "went to pieces"
each member of the troupe getting out of
town as beat he could. Four years after
this episode, while MrCarlatoo was break
fasting with his wife at the old Coemopo
litan Hotel, he noticed a man staring at
him as If bo ware on the point of present
ing him with a bill ; Carleton then glared
back, when the stranger left his chair and
approaching the Portlander inquired,
"len't tbla Theodore I'srletanT" "Ye
airland pray who are yon T "Why
'in Titus, and I've been keeping ahead of
that theatrical company of ou re ever
slnc."
Weather.
Summary of Meteorology for Oct. MS5,
from observation taken at Albany, Linn Co.
Oregon, by John Briggs.Eaq.
Hig'iest Br. 30.03 ; lowc-t, 29.64 : mean,
29.80.
Highest Temperature, CI ;
lowest,
30
mean, oo.3.
Mean at 7 a. m, 47.0 , 2 p
m., 63.6.
Prevailing winds, N.
Maximum velocity force, 2
in , 67 8 j
I
total rataiau and melted anow
luring
month, 1.75 inches.
Number of days on which .01 inch er mors
ram tell, 0.
umlier of days of cloudiness. ve- igc 8
in scale ot iu, 9.
Frost 11, 17, 18 and 19.
Of 93 observations 24 were clouJy, 5 fair,
4 clear, 1 hasy, 12 foggy and 3 rainy.
"i '
airaee Hawthorne.
Grace Hawthorn- will be at the Albany
Opera House this (Thursday) night, when
the famous play of "Queena" will ba pre
sented. For particulars aeo ad vert he-
ment in another column.
Following is a press no.ice of Miss Haw
thorne :
Grace Hawthorne has scored a bright
success. The applause she brings is spon
taneous and genuine incense to brilliant
ability, and during her week here she waa
several times complimented by recalls at
the close of tbe play, which is a rare din
unction for an actress to achieve In thin
city, -"St. Louis Republican."
The Baptist Cenveatlen.
Of the North Pa40b Coast held its ninth
annual meeting in Portland last werk, pro
ceeded by a Sunday School Convention and
Ministerial Conference. Sermons before the
convention were preached by lisv C C Baker,
Superintendent of Mieaions, and by Rev T G
Btownson and Rev M L Rugg, of Salem.
The interests of MeMinnville College receiv
ed considerable attention in the convention.
The reports showed encouraging growth
during the year in all 'leptrtments of church
work, especially id the additions to the
churches. The convention will hold its next
annual meeting in Salom.
ee stars.
Desiring to close out our entire line of
clothing and overcoats within sixty days we
invite people desiring goods in these linea to
all early and make selections. All (roods m
these lines strictly at coat.
MORTRITH &, SkITE.NBACH.
Wew Barber.
Louis Viereck formerly of Philadel
phia has purchased the barber shop
heretofore conducted by Luls Cxm
peau, where h is ready to accommo
date all old and new customer.
$5,000 worth of clothing at cost at Mon
teith k Seitenbach's.
Haadkerehlefa,
Ladies' fancy handkerchief for the
holidays, Just received, a large Invoice to
sell at 5, a and 10 cents each.
Samuel E, You so.
MoAlpins
Brownell's.
chewing tobaooo at Road k
fiitcrrr rotwT.
Court adjourned Saturday morning un
til January Mb, whon a apeolal term will
be hold. The following cases were decid
ed after we went to press last w ek t
8, Matter of Assignment of Inao Mo
Clung, Continued.
4. Matter of Assignment of Alfred
Whealdon, Distribution ordered prorata.
5. Matter of Assign ment ofTbos Mon
teith A Han. Coutluued,
A. Matter of Assignment of Ii I. Hterens.
Decree granted to tell land at private sale,
9. Sarah Hutohlusagt J G Cherry, et al.
Stricken off docket.
9. Robert Johns agt T P Dlnwlddse, ot
al, Confirmation. Dlsmlssod,
14. Perry Hyde. Uuardlan, agt J II
Motlrlde, otal, Action on bond. Judir
meut offM to be odrreotel if any en ore,
1(1. W II Itabsr agt o PA Polly Scott,
Kiiiiity losotaaide deed, lioforred lo same
referee.
17. Martin Houston agt A J Houston.
Divorce. Out on reference.
10. John J Whitney agt Lla.le Whitney.
Divorce, Out on reference.
21. D M Cooper agt N Whealdon, et al.
Kqulty. Out on reference.
37. J A Crawford agt I MoClung, et at.
Foreclosure Ordered that name of Mrs
Met 'lung be inserted In summons.
It. Alios II Doddagta W Dodd. Dlvoroe,
Out on reference.
80. Matter of AsMgnmsntof T Au lorsjn.
Final account tiled,
41, A Seltmarsh agt Mum it Shaver, et
al, Foreclosure. Deoroo for want of ana
wer.
44. W W Slerwer, et at, agt J EE Kelney.
Foreclosure. Demurrer to complaint bus
talned,
47. U W ' r agt llstsy Pletcbor.et al.
Foreclosure. Judgmsut for want of an
wer.
83. Board of S.U ol Fund Commission
ersagtJ L Ksnd.tll.et al. Foreclosure. Do
--,.,.
8. Virgil L Davis agt Kit M Davis.
Divorce. Uranted.
87. Jasper Jennings agt Stilt T Jen
nlugs. Divorce, (Jranted,
68, Susan Martin agt Robert O Mar.la. ,
Divorce. Referred to R L Dorrts.
81. R ATurntragtC D Turner, Divorce.
Granted,
83. FM Carter agt 8 D and Mary Oager.
FJectment. To be tried at adjourned term.
85. W F Torbuue agt Joe l) Arehibald,
Damages, Coulinned.
87, II D llurkhart, et al agt Robert L
Burkhart et al. Partition, Ceuliuned.
98. In matter of estate af William Me
Meektn, deceased. Appeal. To be trivd
at adjourned term.
81. Id matter of estate of Robert Miller.
deceased. Appoal. To stand till a ijotirn-
od term,
94. J S Callow ty agt L Foley. D.mtg
Continue d.
96. I Turner agt W L Vanee. Action on
note. Settled.
99. J D Frank, adm'r agt J .S Calloway.
lUplevtn. Judgment for peo . ju of prop
erty and casts exeept Attorney's fees.
99. William Paber and Paul F'ber agt
F B Prater, et al. Foreclosure. Continutd.
101 . Mary M Charm to agt N Price, et aL
Foreclosure. Dismissed without pre j a dies.
102. Class Brothers agt Morgan A Dear
mood. Damages. Judgment by default.
103. O P A Urania agt Morgan e Dear
tnoud. Action on note. Judgment by default.
188. KUen Heuhow agt Charles Boo bow.
Divorce. JJ ranted.
110. Htateagt G M MoCallocH. Assault,
Continued,
in. statu agtThoa WyeU. Continued.
112. J Mora-enact T Mirdtn. To be
answered.
113. Bute act Peter Bilyeu. toltinz
liquor without license. Continue I.
The Brawls
During the montha of September and
October, N II Allen .t C ., of this city, not
only gave immense Inrgains to their largo
n ii hi i r of customers, but as well as a sort
of free will offering, gave every cash cut
tomor or over 91 worth of goods a nu n
a- 1
31
here! ticket for eaih dollar's worth
goods nold, each ticket to be good for o
chance In a freo distribution of 9100 on
Nov. 1st, Asa result 6300 tiokru were
dintilbuietl amti the large number of
bargain seekers who had traded with N II
Alien A Co., showing a rushing b usiness
at this popular atare, a-, tints Uckete only
represontetd tho cash sales of over 91, On
last Monday, Nov, 2nd, the tickets were
drawn by two or three prominent bnalneao
men herein Burkhart A Keeney's office
and resulted in tbe following numbers
getting the priaes set opposite them. Per
sons holding snch numbers can get tbsra
caalied on presentation : Here they are :
7HI..
1313
21177
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...92.50
eeese .
443
J1r33....
8181....
1987 ..
SIMS
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27H3...
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2'M)
2 80
2.50
teeee ......... ...... .........
2.50
2.50
2.50
2.50
280
5.00
600
5.00
5.00
5.00
10.08
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........ ........ ......... . . . . ...... .........
ri4dl
1919
Mm
H89
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843
192
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4173
4472.
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10.00
25.00
On January 1st, 1898 another 9103 wll 1
be distributed in the suite manner. Par
ties wanting first r 'asn goods at bedrock
prices will do well to oaii at N H Allen A
Co' and not only get thsm but as wall a
chance in from $2 .50 to 92500 free.
Deft Teat lea.
The new school houae In this city hav
ing been completed, the Board of Directors
have appointed Friday, No. 13th, at
o'clock, p. m. aa the time, and the new
school building as the place, for holding
the dedicatory ceremonies. T F Camp
bell, Prof of Mathematics of Corvallis
State Agricultural College, will deliver
tne dedicatory address. The Frof was
formerly President of Monmouth College,
has been for years, one ef tho most zeal
ous and competent educators of the State,
an earnest promoter of our public schools,
a tried and trusted friend of popular edu
cation. Prof K B Mtfssfroy, State Super
intendent of Public Instruction, Prof B L
Arnold, President of Corvallis State Agrl
ultural College, and othor friends of edu-
atlou wih b) pres3nt. Let the people o
tbe District bs present.
Ury GiMMla and Notions.
I am now receiving my Fall stock of dry
gooda and notions, and will be better prepar
ed to give good value for the money tban
ever before. My atock of dress aooda will
be large and will include all the novelties in
imported plaids, tricots, etc., etc., as well as
domestic dress goods. These domestic dress
gooda look nearly as well aa imported, aud
cost mucn lea. iimdi ot all descriptions
are cheaper this fall. I have marke t my
old stock to correspond with tho new goods
in price, and I am determined to aell my
gooda aa low as any house can sell, either for
cash or produce. I keep nothing but stand
ard goods, and will guarantee anything I aell
r.rties w o live at so great a distance from
Albany as vtot to trade regularlv. I know
will tind it to their advantage to oome to
head quart0 rs for their fall stock. I have
the stock of goods and will sell them
Samples of areas goods. fUanels. etc. . aent
by mail, an(ias much ctre taken as though
the parties were present to mike se lection.
SaMcei E. You ho .
95,00) worth oi clothing at cost at Mon
teith & Seitenhacu s.
95,000 worth of clothing at cost at Mon
eith A beuonbacb s.
Ask your druggist for a package of 0ogcn
Kidney lea.
HONK 4R8 AHaOAt.
P M French, jswslor,
Tryourtos. It. k B.
The best harness st J J Dubruillesi
East Portland is in debt 921,873.26.
The best millinory at Miss M E Postor's.
Nature's own romo ly, Oregon Kidney Tea.
Huhroription to Drvocrat, 92.50 per year,
Hnd your book and job work to S tl Dor
ris.
Ladies' gossimer ruLbers at Head k Brown
sil'a. Oregoq Kidney Tea. For sale by all drug
giata.
Ths yory host toas and ootfo at Conrad
Meyer's.
J. P. Wallace, Phyaieian and Surgeon, Al
any, Cr.
Kirk 'a soap ia boss. For sals by Ileal k
Hrowimll,
New stock of boota and shoe at Head k
Brownell's.
lUbbitte soap at Conrad Meyer's. It has
no superior.
The finest lino of win low cornios mould,
iogs at Woo J iu's.
91.000 worth of clothing at cost at Mon
teith A Seitenbach's.
Water white oo.l oil, beat ia thu market
at Itsad k Bowneli's.
Arbttckln's roasted coffee six pounds for
91 at A II Msllwaio's.
Thanks giving will, by presidential procla
mation bs oa Nov. 20th.
Kverything in the mtrket can always be
fouud at Conrad Meyer's.
t-fii 1 Say oysters opens 1 fresh every
day at Medyre restaurant.
If your liver is out of order try Prushaw's
1'ills -sure cure. Never fails.
Splendid line of ladies fall and winter gar
ments at Monteith k Seitenbach's.
The cheapest nlaee to get your printing
done is at the Job office of S U Dorrta.
Cigars, tobacco and gents furnishing gooda
at Otto .Salinger's opposite Mclllwaia s.
Ktamine Woodin's Kiteesion tables. They
are -well go and see thsm for yourself.
yamilies supplied with Yeiuina Bay oys
tera,50 cents per pint, st Matty's restaurant.
The place to buy hardware is at A B Mc
llwaiae, as bets soiling it at reduced rates.
P M French, agent Singer Manufacturing
Cu.,opposite Odd Fellows Temple, Albany, Or.
Orsce Hawthorne in "Quecoa," at the Al
bany Opera House. Thursday evening, Nov.
5tb.
Dr. M. H. Kilts, physieiao and surgeon
Albany, Oregon. Clle made ia city or
country,
Ue to Huffman k Joseph's for Quo assorted
candies, home made. TneiFs is always pore
aud fresh.
Itev u l lolroao, onus a Missionary in
Assam, preached in the Btptit t 'huroh last
Tuesday evening.
Y equine Bay oystei slews 23 cents per
Case ; raw oysters 23 ont per plate at
ady's rsetaursul
The real estate traosaetioee ia thiseoauty
far October amounted to 951,000, tbe iergoal
for several inootns.
If yon are going East be sure and go via
the Oregon Short Lute It is the beet. So
ad in another column.
Co to Prushaw's new Drug Store for pure
drugs, patent medicines, etc. Prescriptions
caret ally compounded.
liouis Viereck, Shaviog aod Heir ditsisiag
Saloon. SuoosiKrto lwis t aotpau. Closo
towels to every customer.
A plum tree in the yard of Mr Phil Balti
mora, in this city, is to full bloom, this be
ing tbe second time this year.
Parties already subscribers to tbe Daajo-
ii at, who wish to send the paper off te a
need or friends caa do so for 92.
Zjo aoo tobacco is 16 oa pljt and n t 12
aod 14 oass moat other bran d that are sold
orotic pound, at A B Melt it '.
When yon have any taok r j .:. printing
done, remember that S ii DjeVts d s ware
in the latest styles an 1 at t ie loeest prion.
Those who think all finely dressed young
uiu are dude should roal the short incident
on our four in pge, eutilied "A Uailwsy
t
Anyone wishing1 to uke ia wsahteg in Al
bany can hod phmty of work to ! it they
will make their wants koawn. For that pur
pose our columns are free.
Money to lsan -M SKlgtigtM, at the
oshse tt Deyoe k It rissoa. AUiauy, will loan
motntf for a term of year oa improye I f rm
security .
(1. W. Mastoe, Pbvsteian and Surgeon,
Albany, Oregon. Graduate of the dnctanati
College of 1'bystciaas aad Surgeons, Cincin
nati, Ohio.
Miss M K Foster has jat received a new
and elegant stock of fall aod winter millinery,
embracing all the latest styles. Call and eee
the very latest.
The sublet at the Baptist Church nest
Sunday evening will be "Joseph, the Inter-
perter of Dreams, the teurth sermon in the
aeries upon Joseph.
Tbe ladies of the United Presbyterian
Church will give a sociable st the reaidenoe
of Judgn J C Powell this (Friday) evening.
Everybody is invited.
An early call on Monteith k Seitenbach for
what clothing you want for yourself or tbe
boys, will seee re to sou tbe choice of a
tine line exactly at com.
What could an inexperienced Webfoot ex
pect but defeat in a tight with a man who
had engaged in thirty three prixe tights
without losing any. only two being drawn.
Two or three hand granadoi, Peters k
Stewart agents, extinguished ths Knvero
douse tire if ednetday morning. About that
time they were cheap at almost any prjf .
Hundreds of letters from those usintAy-
er'a Hair Vigor attest its value as a restorer
of gray hait to its natural color. As a stimu
lant and tonic, preventing ami curing oaiu-
a. aod cleansing ths scalp, its use cannot
be too strongly recommended,
Trial proves that honesty is the best policy
n medicine as well as in othor things. Ayers
Sarsaoarills ia a genuine preparation, An un ¬
equalled blood purifier, deoidedly superior to
ail others.
Tbe late rains have brought large num-
lrs of ducks into the rivers. Several having
already been shot by our hunters. It ia rather
early, though, tor many uucas.
Our neighbor across the corner, Mr Win R
Canon, has juat newly painted his house in
keeping with tne times, a tinted white, with
dark green trimmings.
Remember the "Autumn Gathering at
W. C. T. U. Hall on next Tuesday evening.
A pleasant evening may be spent. No col
lection, no fees, but a genuine good tiun is
in the prospect.
The last Harper 1 Weekly publishes the
pictures of four European kings. King
George, of Greece, looks like the advauos
agent of a theatrical t roup, aud the rest most
anything but Rings.
Candidates for city offices have appeared,
the city election only being a few weeks oft.
A city election ia of suoh importance that
every voter in A many should take a live in
terest in not only seeing good men nomina
ted but as well elected.
Mr L Senders of this city has bought with
in ths last two weeks 30 head of horses ami
shioued them to California and sold them.
Ho started IPednesday for Prineville where
he will purchase another lot for shipment to
that State.
A letter from Mr LouU Campeau, tella of
his settling m Weston, where be has pur
chased a half interest 111 a barber business
with Mr J Smith, We commend Lotus to the
people of Weston not only as a barber but aa
a h rat-class, good fellow generally.
The Astorian ia generally a very reliable
Daner : but a stickler for other newspapers
to swallow whole is an item in which it tells of
many of its subscribers having paid np til
'88. It deserves suoh treatment, though.
Emperor E 0 Norton.editor of the Vidette,oi
Salem, was married last Friday night to Mrs
Rice. This ia rather a queer proceeding
for an anti-monopolist ; but it is one deserv
ing of encouragement, and we c ongratulate
all concerned,
Ferdinand Ward got ten years in the
penitentiary. Ferdinand will be remembered
as the young sprig who defrauded General
Grant and the public out of -several hundred
thousand dollars.
There has in the last few weeks been a
shortage of postal cards in several of the val
ley postofflos, it being impmibie to get or.
ders filled for them, Albany Salem and
Corvallis among others are out.
The residence ef W W Cayiaeis, of Hslix,
Urnxtilia county, waa totally destroyed by
tire on Monday of laat week. A fire had been
s tatted in the kitchen atove to get dionor,
aud some coals falling n port thefleot whits
no one was in the room, started tho conn's
aration. Lias, 91800; insured in the Phteoix,
of Brooklyn.
The Went Side aaya : "We are informed
that Billy M snafield, of the lleston Lender,
has been appointed to tho position of collec
tor of customs at Y equina, now held Ly Col
VanCleye, editor of. the Yaqnina Port,"
Nothing has yet appeared in the dispatches
to this effect ; hut no doubt is trim. We ex
tend congratulations.
A profeeeer in a Corvallis p tper givoa some
predictions for November. As he predicts
cloudy or rainy weather on nearly evoryday
of the month he ia pretty aurs to hit it a
majority of timea, Observs for yourself how
many times hs ia right whon ! aaya it wilt
be pleasant the 8th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 19th,
20th, 27th and 2Uh. All of the rest of the
time it is to be cloudy or rainy.
Laat Monday morning a worthy Linn
county farmer, weighing considerable over
two hundred pounds, and a young man. were
riding into Albany, with the end board of a
wagon for a seat, Suddenly the horses gave
a jump forward and ovsr tato the deep mud
went the man and boy, presenting a picture
which a looker onaaid he would have laugh
ed at had be lieen hanged for it, aod ft ill it
waa not a vary humcrona matter for the ac
tors in the accident.
Chinese pheasants, with all their winsome
waya and long tails, are said to bo the most
destructive bird known when it comes to
making an attack on a shook of wheat. Not
satisfied with getting enough te eat they
overhaul tho whole shook, scratching the
wheat in every direotion. rKhnn it comes to
righting a game ouek is said to stand no
chance with them. Oae goo I sized Chinese
pheasant will "clean out" a whole barn yard
of rooaters.
If ithiu the next mouth there ia a proba
bility that the O. P. management will take
some deliuite action on the extension of the
road from Corvallis. The importance of
having a connection with tbe East Side road
ia appreciated by the officers of the road, aa
it will lie the means of largely increasing its
traffic between the Valley and San Francisco.
Ths utHtree taken by tbe people of Albany, it
ia reported, ia meeting with favor by the
management of tbe road, and there seems te
be littlo doubt now that it will oome thia
way.
social as raws al.
Jaa Foster, Jr. is now Incited at Portland,
with headquarters at Capt C F Powoi!'e of
lee,
Judge Boise left on last Taely for tbe
East, where he goes to attend the National
t range.
Mrs Lottie Morgan is lying danucroualy ill
at the home of her parent, on Ferry Street,
in una city.
Mr James Murry. of this city, waa in Port
land Monday, beiug a witness of the faraoue
uempsey Campbell prixe tight.
!ewyer Pipes, of Corvallis passed through
the city Monday on ttie way to attend Court
in P.ageoe.
Mr T M Devine and wife, of Waterloo
were in tbe city last Priday on business. Mr
lievtne paid the ltrx rat ofhoe a visit
while in the city.
Mrs John Barrowa. of OiVland. CaL. ar
rived ia Albany on Friday of laat week, and
will spend aeveral weeks in tin. ctiy visiting
her parents, relatives and many friends.
Ed Mack left for home the first of the
week. According to the Yaqataa Pott Ed.
is to be married next Monday to Miss Addie
Reynolds, of Baker City. We congratulate
in advance.
MrsC Houokisft laat Saturday noon for
Prineville where her daughter, Mrs Dr
Irvine, ia daogeroualy aick with typhoid
fever. Many friends here hope for the speedy
recovery of Mrs Irvine.
The DaiiorRAT acknowledges a call on
last Monday from Rev S-hrescbtenberg, of
Oregon City. On Sunday the reverend gen
tlemao preached in German at tbe College
Chapel.
Mr J L Nye, of Sweet Home, was in the
city Monday, making thu offio a call while
here. Prom Mr Nyswe learn that work ia
being puabeu on the new bridge, though the
ram somewhat retards it
W C Tweedale, Grand Master of I. O. O.
P.. returned hut Tuesday from a six week' a
trip in Eastern Oregon, visiting the rarkma
subordinate lodges Tn that part of tbe juris
diction. He reports tbe orders generally ia
a prosperous condition .
CLARA re)LT,
This distinguished California lady lawyer
and dramatic orator has been engaged by the
Albany Budding Association to deliver her
famous lecture 00 Col. E. D. Baker, Satur
day evening, Nev. 7th. Tbe price of admis
sion has been put at 50 cents, wash no extra
cnarge for reserved seats, which can be had
at Langdon'. We boos that a full house
will greet the fair orator. If 0 copy the fol
owing notice from the S. F. Argut :
Clara S Polts, the Well known lady law-
yer, delivered the initial lecture of her season
at Irving Hall, on IFednesday evening laat.
to a large, and one of the rcoat fashionable
and intellectual audiences ever assembled in
this city. Her subject, "The Life and Char
acter of Col. K. I). Baker," was handled with
rare ability, and waa listened to with rapt
attention. It ia but luetics to aay that the
lady has no peer in the lecture field in thta
country. She ia scholarly, eloquent and a
faultless elocutionist, we predict for her a
grand future on the rostrum.
Important te All.
We want to retire from tbe clothing
buaineaa and are offering our entire atock of
clothing and overcoats exactly at coat. We
have a fine line of desirable gooda for men
and boys, and will save to every purchaser
from three to aix dollars. Call and aee for
yourself.
Monteith & SF.rratiBacn.
C'litaks ! Cloaks J Cloaks 1
I am opening my Pall atock of oloaka and
jersey jackets thia week, amounting to over
two thousand dollar, these foods are
much cheaper than laat year and the atylea
better. These cloaks will be sold to caah er
prompt paying customers, as cheap aa any
house in Oregon can aell them.
Samuel E. Yousto.
Clothing,
Havlne lust received a now stock of
clothing for men and boys I am now pre
oared to eive trood styles and better good?
for tho money than ever before. Men 'a
suits ranging in price from f 4.50 up,
A, B, McIlwain,
laid tilsves by N. H. Alien st Co.
Large new stock just received from
New York and one of the best in tbe
market. Call and examine tbe new line, t
4 button at 75 cents a pair ; tney are a
ilendld glove for the money.
MAKKIED.
BUKWER HUHLBUHT. At the Revere
House ia thia city, October 27th, 1SS5, by
Rev D C MoFarland, David Brewer to
JlTLIA HCRLBURT.
The many friends of thia youthful couple
join in wishing them happiness and prosper
ity aa they atart out in the voyage of life.
The bride is 66 yoara of age and the groem
is 75.
DIED.
TRUAX. In thia city on Wednesday, Nov.
4th, 1885,ef consumption, Delia C. Jones,
wife of Harlew M. Truax, aged 29 years
and 5 months.
Mrs. Truax moved to thia oity from
Canada in April, 1884, She waa a consistent
member of the Evangelical Church. She
leivea a huab&nd and four children, beaidea
many other relatives and frienda to mourn
her early departure from thia world.
Tbs tuner a1 will be preach ad at t'.ia Evangelic a
church this (Friday) at 10 e 'clock.
MURDER.
W, W, Maunders Hbeets f'hnriey 'amsbell
On laat Wednesday evening, near the
residence of t, P. Mason, ou tho southeast
corner of Ferry and Fifth Street,in this city,
Charles Campbell, of this city, while walk
ing south along Ferry Street, in company
with Mattie Allison, wns hot by Wirt W
Saunders, formerly one of the editors i f the
lienton header, of Coryallia. Campbell wns
taken to tfte residence of C-o W Burkhart
and about nine o'clock waa remove ! to hia
father's home in the eastern part of the city,
whore bodied at fl o'clock yesterday morn
ing. A Coroner's jury was called by Geo,
Humphrey, Uq , consisting of Thos Mon
teith, J H Burkhart, John Bryant, (t V
Simpson, S T Jones and A L Churchill. The
testimony ef lr Mas ton. Mr Ooherty, C H
Stewsrt, the llrst ones preaent after the
shooting, Mr Huffman aud Mattie Allison
was taken. The testimony of Miss Allison
a lite long resident f Liau comity,
tells so nearly the who! j particulars of tho
unfortunate affair that we vtve alone i r
version of it. which is In keeping practically
with the rest of the testimony tekea :
Mrtttio Allison sworn : I started hewautt
minutes past seven. 1 passed Kngme House
I h.td hem getting insulting letters and
wanted to know who they were wiittea by.
I went past Kugitio house.aud bntwreu Mine.
field's and Court House I met Campbell. He
was in disguise, but I koew him. Ia front
of Court House I met him again. I aaid.
are you the gentleman who wrote tbe let-
ter. He aaid, "1 so noose we are even i.i.w "
I said, "I guons not, you have been dom
everything you can to ruin me." He had
fol lowed me everywhere. We went along
ouarrelliog At Mason's we m;t Saunders.
1 waa en left aide.
Saunders said. "What do von aaaeai t, in.
aulting Mattie in thia manner. Campbellpat
hia hand back, and then Saundera tired, I
aaid "lioo't fire again." Camnbell ArmmmA,
He aaid, "1 am going to die. Does this come
from you," I aaid "1 auoooee it does."Hnn.
ders asked where he was shot. lie aaid "in
my bowels," I started for Maston and met
him. I aaid, when aaked, we will take him
to my house. My mother aaid he should not
be taken there. Meeting waa by appointment
betweenCapt. Hauuders aod me. I once we it
to Corvallis with asunder. He aaid be hia!
heard how Campbell had been talking about
we. I told Suodcrs how C'Amnbcll had tallt.
ed about me aud that be let mo alone for
some time and that if Paslptsll ever did it
again I aaid 1 could not atsud it. Saunders
said, "Make me a promise, tell me when he
does it and I wil! come down aod have a
talk with him and tell him how tho land
lays and he will never bother you any more."
I got this letter trom a man ucsiriog te m-sct
me. Cot it Tuesday morning. Sat down and
cried. I wrote letter to Saunders, told him I
auppoaed I waa going to have trouble. Told
him I wished be would come down. He came
down. Cot here at 8 o'clock Tuesday even
ing. Showed letter to him ; told him I he
lieved Bod Johnson wrote the letter. Told
him be had better see Bud and tell him 1
believed be was the one who wrote it. Hs
aaid you had better write to Campbell and
tell him you will meet him. Of course I knew
it was Campbell. Said I waa afraid. Camp
bell had threatened to shoot me. He aaid he
would be -around to protect me aod would
walk op aod demand what be meant by tm
conduct, (shown letter, ) That ia tbe one I
wrote. Saunders made cjpy aod I copied it
nearly. Think Saundera stopped at Revere
House whtn be came down. 1 did not know
for sure about his being armed. Of course I
thought he waa. He always carries one. Did
when I went to Corvallis. There were two
shots, but hs oaly fired one. Tbe other was
accidental.
Wrote Saundera Tuesday morning and he
came down that evening. I expected tbev
would hr.ve words, but nothing more. I
never aaid there would be trouble. Knew
Campbell would kill me if he got a chance.
Shooting was 2o minutes of 8. It waa not
very dark or light. Met Saundera laat night
not quite aeveu o'clock. Think it waa near
Blaiu'a, Nothing aaid about my appointment
with Campbell. He went back with me to
store. Said he bad aent bia buggy home aod
by whom. Heard Saaoders aay the shooting
was
accidental at tbe tuac. He sMBM I
pistol and told me to pick it up, but I weuld
not. Mr Campbell waa ou risdit aide and
Saunders in front of me, so near I could near y
touch htm. 1 never dreamed of shooting. It
waa done so quick I hardly knew bow it was
dune. Nothing was aaid about Saunders be
tween me and CAmpbelL Saunders told me
ho aod Campbell had played cards together in
Harry Noel's saloon. 1 aaked Campbell who
wrote letters, and he aaid Mr Johnson. Oh
iectof appointment waa to find oat for cer
tain who wanted this meeting. I thought
there would be some slapping or something
like that, bet asver dreamed of any thin j
else. About throe o'clock I gotanawer to
letter in P O. Ctpt Saunders waa at store
when I ahowed him letter. Told me to meet
him. Said I waa afraid t j meet him aa he
would aa aooa kill me aa turn hia hand over.
Ho aaid. "you go aad I will be around some
where if anything happens. I told him which
way 1 would go, by tbe Court House. I
could not aee anything of Saundera before
time of shooting. Dj not think thsy had
ever had any difficulty b. fore yesterday.
Saunders waa at booae after shooting, lie
seemed to be sorry and regretted it. lie had
not known what he waa doing. The reason
Saundera took interest in mo waa because be
expected to marry my aiater. They are en
gaged, tie aai oeen over to nay. lie took
internet in me same as if he were my broth
er, and thia waa reason he took my part.
When Campbell left here some weeka ago I
never wrote to him to come back.
At the lime of shooting the languto
used bv Saunders was "what do you au an
by slandering Mattteand writing her those
maulUm letters." Camnbell said: 'You
son of a bitch I had Just as soon shoot
you. or something that amounted to that
as nearly as I can remember. Campbell
had umbrella, He put his right hand
back by his side. Don't know- under
which arm umbrella was, Saunders did
not aay anything after what Campbell said,
hut pointed his pistol in front ot me and
fired. He only fired once. Did not see
Campbell fall. Saw him on ground first
after shooting. I put my baud on Saund'
era' arm and ald: "Doot shoat again.'
Pistol fell, I looked around and saw Cam
pbell lying down with Saunders beside
aim, Campbell said: "1 am goinr to die
Saunders aaid, "Oh, my god, don't say
that, for I did not mean to do it." Saun
dera asked him where he was shot and he
said in the bowells, Campbell asked me if
I was tbe cause of that, and I made the re
mark that I guessed I was. He asked me
if I could forgive him for every thing he
had done against m 3. Dr. Mastou was tbe
first one there,
(Signed)
Mattie Allison
Thos Monteith, Jr., testified that Miss
Allison waa in the store of Monteith k Sei
tenbach Wednesday, when she aaid to him,
aome thing ia going to happen and I am afraid
my heart will break, Yesterday after tho
murder ahe waa again in the store and begged
him for God's aako not to mention what ahe
had said.
The jury mentioned above rendered a ver
diet that the cauae of Charles Campbell's
death was a gunshot wound received at the
handa of W W Saundera aud that they find
and have reason to believe that the said W
W Saundera and Mattie Allison are guilty of
the crime of kilbng tho aaid Charles Camp
bell. The lettera referred to were one from a Mr
Blank follow to Miss Allison requesting to
meet her. and her answer, consenting to do
ao. It ia not necessary to give them.
The murder has caused intense excitement
here, both parties being well known in thia
part of the State, Mr Saunders waa arreated
at Mrs Allison's residence by Sheriff Charl
ton soou after the murder and Miss Alluon
yesterday noon and they now are in the
county jail, Campbell waa shot just below
hia heart by a 45 calibre revolver, thebal
going through hia bowo'.a,
Boots ami Shoe a.
A B Mel 1 .vain has the ltrgest atock of boota
and ahoeain Ailany, ai d is making prices to
auit the timea. Ladiet,' kid In-ton shoes at
$1.75 and $2. Indies' pjbLla goat, button
$1.50 and 81.7."..
A MAI ABOUT TW,
The Man About Town does not need to
pnt his thinking cap more tban a quarter
on to romember how universally poly
gamy in Utah has been condemned ; but
If It has been censored where men support
all their wives, how much more should It
lie In civilized Oregon, where tbe poly
gsmlst deserts one wife and a baby,ohangea
his name and marries again. It is impoe
slble for us to Imagine many worse crimes.
Bobbery and larceny are insignificant be
tide such a case. Yet in our own beautiful
etty lor such a crime a man gets a mere
flna of 400, while a poor hungry wretch
who slips Into a bouse in tbe day time and
takes a few things gets two years in the
pen U Miliary, Our mind gets confused
when we think of , The Man About
Town peaks the truth when be says that
he has never known of anv proceeding in
tbe city of Albany that has caused more
Indignation tban this, everybody being
astonished at such a sentence aa that given
alias Frank Taylor by Judge Boise, The
fact that those Immediately interested aak
ed for it is no excuse. Tbe protection of
society is above personal considerations,
particularly In such a deliberate matter aa
pelygamy. A mere fine, without imprle-
oniueut simply put a premium en such
an enormous crime as pelygamy.
O
Only a few who aaw Wages of Sfn'laat
week knew that the poor wretch who had
tbe Jim Jama so badly, pounded hia wife
around and was finally shot waa the au
thor ef tbe play. It waa a terrible ending
for such a genius,
O
The Man About Town saw an electric
light man in Albany last week, trying to
introduce hi lights. As the city is some
what in debt such an elephant will not be
purchased at tbe preaent time. With these
lights stores can be lighted lor 83 a week.
Now it probably coats a dollar, There
is no use ef talking," people In places like
Albany must walk before they run. Too
many metropolitan airs In a town of tbe
aize of Albany is considerable like a seven
year old wearing a "stove pipe" hat.
(.rand Jar s
The C rand Jury, in the Circuit Court
last week, after tbe Dkmookat had cone
to press, handed in the following report :
(t tiu lienor able Circuit Court of thu County
of Linn :
We, tht, undersigned 'trend Jurors sum
moned for tbe October term. rMnantfnl'v
submit tbe fallowing report :
That we have examined tbe condition of
the County Co art House, Jail, grounds,
buildings, etc., and Clod tho aame in good
condition.
That as far as we can Judge, the books
of officers of County Treasury, Clerk and
Sheriff, are correctly kept.
We would recommend that a suitable
burglar-proof safe be provided for the
County Treasurer and Sheriff for the safe
keeping of monies coming into their keep
ing, the one new in use not being suoh.
We would further recommend that a
policy of insurance be effected upon tbe
Court House building for tbe sum of
10,000.
O. T. Lever,
B F. MtTNKEas,
1 . H. iBViats,
M, Cart,
J cues OaiawoHL,
A.T. Powatx,
Q. T. Do as a.
HeartPy
'ad Use State law. C.
Ala bast Ob. Oct 2, 1&&
It gives me pleasure to bear testimeey to
tbe promptness, fairneaa, and fall end satis
factory settlement of my loss by the State
Ina. Co of Salem, Oregon. They haying paid
me tbe full amount of my claim within a
week after my sworn statement was filed
with them. I therefore heartily recommend
tne company to the farmers of Oregon.
Wallace Htlsert.
aafisaed with the ecate.
Skedd, Or., Oct 2, 1885.
In behalf of J J and E B Kendall for whom
I am guardian I acknowledge the receipt of
fall and satisfactory payment of their loss by
tire, from the State Ins. Co. of Salem Ore
gon. 1 gladly recommend the company to
tbe farmers of Oregon, and to any one within
irteir reach.
MRS. P. B, PRATE.
Guardian.
Dried t rail Wanted.
A B McIlwain pays the highest price for
dried fruit and all kinda of produce.
Mew C'sesska.
N. H. Allen A Co., have Juat received
from New York oue of the finest line of
Fall and Winter cloaks ever brought te
Albany, all of the very latent styiee.
bich will 1x3 sold mucn cneaper tnan
ever before offered in this market. Re
member the place at
N. H, Alums A Go's.
Wood for sale.
Wood delivered ia any part of the city
limits at the following prices per cord :
Good fir wood f2J0
Oak wood (grub) 1.00
Mixed wood 00
P W. SruK.
Oct. Ut, 1885.
Beaf Cattle :audH alien sheey
The undersigned will pay the higheat eaah
price for beef cattle and mutton sheep Have
good scales on which to weigh.
I. D. Miller,
Miller's, Oregon
Oregon Kidney Tea cures all kidney trou
ble.
When Baby waa aick, we gare her CAflTOSXA,
When she was a Child, ahe cried far C ASTOXIA,
When she became Miss, ahe clung to C ASTORIA,
When ahe had Children, ahe gaswthem&aJltttLA.
Estray Notice.
Strayed from Monteith's pasture, Albany, Oct. 28th,
886. One dark red cow, marked with an under slope
m right ear, crop and split-on left ear, little White ea
each side of head, red and white underneath body.
(i5 reward will be paid for her return to . M. French,
Vlbany.
WANTED.
We want a good, energetic man to tiavei
n Linn county and sell Singer Sewing
Machines. The right man can make
monev. Apply, giving references to the
singer Mfg. Co,, Portland, or to F M
i rench, Albany.
School-Tax Notice.
Your school -tax ia now due and will be
delinquent in a few days and then oeeta
n ill be added. You can save me cost 07
calling at the office of the Clork, Ne,59
First Street, and settling the same.
October 28tb, 1885.
J. H. Burkhart,
Clerk of School District No, I.
The Portland Business College, Portland, Ore
I on, offers superior private and cfasa instruction
t j tho young and middle-aged of both aexea Who
1 ('sire to obtain a practical education In tbe short,
t st time consistent with thorough work, and at the
1 3tiat expense. Day and evening sessions through
t uttheyear. Students admitted anytime. Cats
Ijgue on application, A. P. Aaaw awe,JMBcJpaI