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FRIDAY MAY 21, 1886 0f
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Stale.
O0VKRNOn8 renoyer. of Multnomah.
CUNORKSS-N L BuUec, f Polk.
MUPKRMK jriUK - R H Suthan. of Linn
SBOBSTA RY OF 8TATK R P Qlaoon, ot Wasco.
TRBA3URER 8 W Webb, ul Umatilla.
8TATK PSIHTBR-Charles Nickel, ef Jackson.
HURT Pt nLIC INSTRUCTION- Napoleon Devls,
of WaehlngUm Co,
District
DimucT attomkyu w Boit.of independent
couni.r
BTATK SENATORS R A Irvine, of Lebanon. I
T J Block, OI llAISey. I
BIPRKSKNTativks.-b.R !nry, ptiurrUbur
jw swank , of Browiuvins. 1
A I H l n of ran iron l. I
I D Miller, of Minora.
LH Monlonyo. of Albany .
CLKRK-J P Oalbrnith, of Brownsville.
8HKRIFP. V 8 HmlUi, of Albany.
COMMISSIONBRS.-Bnneh Miller, of lUtory.
L W Pooaeroy, of Soto.
SCHOOL SUPRRINTRNDRNr.-n V 8 Ril l, Albnjr
TRBASUBBR W B Curt, of Sclo.
ASSESSOR. - PkllllB Smith, of SontUm.
BUBVEYOB-J. E. McAdoo, of Albany.
CORONER.-B F Thompson, of llarrisburg,
Preetael.
Jl'STICESOFTHF. PEACK. 0i Humphrey, Et
Albany.
R L Dorrla, Wot Albany.
CONSTABLES, C O Burkbar. Bast Albany.
J B Jenks, Wool Albany.
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LucAdoo is lolly compeient ior tn
orace of Uetinty Surveyor, ne wm
-. - m it i a
poll a large ot.
i nan ii Mini ii
Now, boys.gather up the Democratic
voters of tha oounty and let us elect
nnr hntii tickat 1t old faahioned ma-1
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learn from various part, ne wm reca.v-
wry iorg uijii.
Mi'ler and Pomeroy are said to be
trery careful, watchful men in their buei-1
iffoira. This is the kind of man
i . f.. n.n.. rum;..
it . ui..!. . rnn Pommii. I
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atoners.
Ben. Thompson has a neck aa big as
Cornelius, the Republican candidate
for Governor, and would snake a bettei
Govemor,but be ia rnnning for Coroner
Tbe boys say they will give hint a big
vote.
If any Democrat vuiee tor Dawaoi
or Johnson, he eays by that vote thai
he waata to vote for Williams, Dolpl
or some each man for United State
Senator. Do you want to be thus un
derstood ?
Mr. Wm. E. Cm l is a worthy man
and will fall the offie ef Coonty Treas
urer well. He is unfortunate in bein
iocs picketed to do manual labor, and
for this reason the people will give Lit
a large rote.
D. V. a Ksl 1 boa utaue the best
Couuty School Superintendent tb
oounty has ever had, aad tha peopU
know it, aod,for thia reaaoo,be will not
e)a e
niy receive nts party vote but man
Republican votes heeides.
P. M. Smith bae always turned over
bis books as Assessor in good, neat,
eLan ebape. He is prebsbly tbe best
posted man in the county in regard t
the vsloe of property, and for this
son people want htm electeu Assessor
"Pnil,"
vote.
tbe boya will give yen a larg
Deuiocr.ie, you a.i reu.eo.ber what a
disgraceful legislature we had two yeaxa
ago. it neglected in tbe most shame
iot manner to no its doty, it was a
Republican legialature. Ic caused itself
to lie called together in extra session
at an expanse of $25,000. Let us not
have another such.
There is no other wv to view it than
that if anv Democrat vote, for Johnson
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or Dawson, be means to contribute te
the election of W.lli.m-D,loh or -om. I
other such Bepublican to the United
ft- h--- a tw
n i:l. r I
may not persona iv like tha UamncretiA I
candidate?, hut ,-r.nnol lilr- Ji.ltl,.
of them is not the rule bv which to be
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r., ;,..,! ...: tt .
B"' iu tuiiuk, ai iv wfre a oon- i
oolitieal office, that kind of r..l. mi.ht
do, but not so in votine for State Sen-
a tors who will hold over and help elect
a United States Senator.
rex snaaurr.
A vote for D. S. Smith for Sheriff is
a vete for a competent man for tie
position, one who understands all tbe
dnties of tbe office, tie will make a
live, active, reliable official. A pioneer
of Lion county, Vanny" knows its
people and what ie wanted. These
facts are being appieciated all through
the county. Mr. Smith will and should
poll a big vote. Reports from every
precinct show his popularity as a can-
didate.
wans will Yew vote fob?
We Ga l that in 1872 there waa a bill
before the legislature to regulate and
tax foreign insurauce, banking, exnreaa
and exchange corporations or associa-
a
tions doing business in this state. Mr.
Oorneuu, as seems to have been his
universal habit dui ing hie entire legis-
lative Cireer, voted against tbe bill. We
have taken the pains co look up his
votes cast ia tbe legislature, and are I
justified in saying that no employe or
agent of corporations could have been
more faithful to tbeir interests than
Mr. Cornelius was while in the legiela-
tore. Nothing is truer than the state-
ment of the Orejonian that he has al-
ways been closely allied with railroads
and corporations, and we are sure voters
will remember thiefant when lhv rmna
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to vote ior uoveraor. iaM
1 aw
s rtn.m; .11 ih.i:
A lawyer who lives in the dead past,
fuoublintf over the mum, dustr leavei
antiquated voluoiee in seaich cf (.re
cedente that havo long ainoe served their
purpose, is an anomaly ia Court io this
etilUhtaocd The most that can he
said of such a un is, that he Is a fail
ure in every souse of the word. It ie
unfortunate for advancing civilisation
that such lawyers are sometimes ele
vated to the bonch.
There should be progress in all things
-in the judicial aa well ae in the other
dVpartmoots of government. Tle grow-
ing tendency of the Cvrte,as h rule ie,
. kk. mlA ,..,,,, low
MOM wj iiuih iiiu wm vwj
m0orinCr. sacrifioioK technical rules an
phrases to the justico and merits of the
causes before them
In Judge Waldo, the present Chie
Justice of our own Supreme Canrt, we
h.omot illuatriona eEaaiide of the
it: i u. ir- iir. kt..Nk omolr.
lumuaru law. .. . v, v . .. . I
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Nothing will elicit nts eueotion so
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promptly aud hold ii so securely as a
citation from toe xar uooks. no
m ' mr 1,1 VT I .
matter how drowsy he may be.the mere
.nsntion of Littleton's name in,.ar'.s
km ki rma krintfO fn,r to kio I
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isxwa w ""'"'I w,.-. i
jobeeK and a luehke sparaie to nis eyss.
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nls fooduess tor tue legal learning of
the ancitttt ia a notioeable f attire of
,hB fevr opinio,,, be boa dalivurfd dur-
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iooks loe buojudvo JU.ou.o. r
lebadow oi luaticv, in Otnor worua u
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Issees siiki of OMkerael Mid Wloweike
cliaff as it is wsfted by every bresze that
teob.
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reader to the case of Mioard vs. Douglas
oounty, 9 Oregon 206. By bis decision I
ha at one case, be applied tbe ax to
Li. ... i ;...,u t.i-
.U- .... ... I . . ulmmlm I.Iaw I
woe yrry rouv, - i
killed every county road in me sian.
And to-day tbeir validity rests upon
tbt questionable curative power ot si
i.;.i.,i. Mieetment.
"e-
iy mis uacw.en, '"u-cu uj
I in 10 Oregon 512,e pfactice which bad
al moat become tbe common law of tbe
state.and was so simple that any farmer
could be his own af.orney m an rosa
, was so radically changed that it I
is dthVuit now f ir tbe most ssmte
awyer to successfully establish a coun-1
ty road.
The bench is n- place for such a law-
j r. He abooirt anv bimaeu wua som
ev e m m m . .. S ft I
o m m 00 a ' r
Vairk uammon & snap, anu spenu nis
. . . . ..af a I
time 10 looking up au'.tiietiea ior nts
partners to work oaV
m. rv . ta . 0 X I
ins Lfamocra'.u canuiuate ior uuoge,
R S. Strahau, is a man of ripe azpe-
nence as one of tbe beat lawyers to the I
state, of enlarged and liberal i iews,ex I
tensive reading ai d broad acquaintance
with od lbiot He is icnlierlj
Sited by taste and temperament to wear
the et mine, and if elected, as be surely
will be, will be an ornament to the
bench.
Jiuui J 4 nsat
Tbe D lo ciitiif uoitvention placed
Ju Jge J. J. Sbaw, o' Stlem.in nomina
tion for Judge of the Third Judicial
District. Judge Sliaw ia too well
known aa a scholarly gentetnn,an up
right, useful citizen and an aUe jurist,
to need inv eneomium at our bands.
H tj to the br in the atate
rf N-w yrk h 185L Drft0.
ticing his profession there a few years
became imbued with tb.t spirit of ad
venture which impelled young men in
those days to follow tbe star of empire
in its westward aoeiBe, and started for
the west. J ndge Shaw is an old pion
Mr io thi ntT "tiled ia Salem
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m0re lM twenty 'ear8 K0' wl,ert
hM liTed C0nUm,OU8,y wlth hii fmi,T
,T,r "DW htiMy respected and highly
honored in ibe comm"y-
Judge Sbaw, notwithstanding tbe
'act that be has always been a staunch
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"rauRr"l wa" "5Ciea "aage
r mr . . . . ..
01 Mgrl0tt eouatr 10 185' when tbal
I t i i r ..li:
uunj n'i a iv-j puoucan ma pruy oi
ovt cw' What endoraaaeei
000,(1 tha PPIb ek lb"n tbat ? Uf hii
O0BpetUor we hm oothin to that
aoina- Da 1,1 cu positions mere
should be a change once io a while.and
no better man con Id have been named
than Judge Sbaw to wear the judicial
ermine for the next term.
A LOW PLAI.V.
The IleraUl-Disseminator is very
much exercised and worried because
the Democrat -has bad to get down on
so low a plane in this campaign. Well,
we regret it from a very much more
eandid motive than does our neighbor,
but all our readera will bear us testi
mony that we have been down on that
plane but once,and then we had to get
down on it to auaarora very unjust and
malicious charge brought by that paper
against ua to tho effect that we were
"& favor of tbe election of the Demo
cratic ticket without regard to the
meam used to accomplish it." No
when we got down to that plane en
which that paper was being conducted
to tell its editor that tbia charge was
false, he complains about and regrets it.
When a witness in court had testified
ln uch a way as to show to all present
that he had sworn falsely, and was told
uy the lawyer tbst one or the other cf
tw statements must be talse,ae aesum
u air of injured ionocenco and com
plained that trials in courts of justice
should be conducted on so low a plain.
Our neighbor occupies the same unon
viable attitude of this witness in court.
The finest line of window cornice monad"
ut Woodiu's
I UK Wtl,
Immediately after the DjmoeraUo
state convention adjeurned, the Herald- through our town Tuesultty.
Disseminator of this citv chared that
Mr. Pennover was a Know NothtDtf w
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formefly. Mr. Pennoyer in his speech Uif
lest Thursday donounoed the statement
as untrue and without a shadow of
A , . . . t ft
foundation. The oba.ee was tnat air.
Pennoyer had made speeches in favor
i
of the Know Nothings io the early days
in Oraaon. Mr. Paunovnr clinched the
holo matter hy stating that he bad
never m.do public speeches in Oregon
or snywneio eise, ai inav or any or
time eu that or any ether subject. But
said he had wutten on the euhjaot of
Know Notbiogisro, but his writing was
ou the other side. The Hemid-Di$$9m-
Mor man was present aad beard the
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aentai, ana in tne issue oi ioa paper
on J? rtuay rays : "It, However, upon
ioo o . i a . . a a
lurtner invosugeuon we uuu,hs n siaa i
in hie speech yesterday, that be only
wroto uon ths Subiwot istd ot roak-
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In., ..u atA nl, ' MIMTU I
-Pvu,
ene win sho at once ma mora is a
uwi, ucnwaw vUjr.v ......
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to leave the impression upon the mind
of the UeraU readers that Mi. fan-
UOVAr. while dentine that be mada
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iscu m lami w aunw .iuhhuiuj, i
auomteu vua. uo wrw m i.vvr
i i o a. a w . s . i aa
This is unworthy of any one that at-
tsmpts to bo lair, and wo must oonieaa
tmt we weit muei, surprised to think
tn,t oor Mi-hbor would be guilty of
onrk narvariontu. Th.ra was not a
r-
...... a I. .nil .nil. SKA KMIll Mr. I
BMMfttJSi opea eaaJM dsaOal of tke
charge, except tbe Herald editor, wbr
wasnotfully convinced oftbe fact of
the f.uit of tbe ch.rge. Mr. Pennoyer
. ... . miw,k n.hH-j.o
should be giyen te bis deeial as I
given to tbe ebatge. He bad a right to
demand this, but tbe Herald editor by 17th or April, 18U.J. Ho was a plon-
;,iui; u.r.iM i. innnondn ibolwr f dy of '2. He had been
inltAAllnn rotorolM bv i m nrnilo tbt I
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same cnaqje. in """'
ieg we bad been looking for from our
neighbor.
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w E t l Bt.TBIRUTTaUIBEB. I
,., f oMl!ali0.
Tho ,mlrtlor goes out of its
w to east re n roach on Mr. W. E.
Dtmocra!lc canelldate for Conn-
... Treasurer. No man occupies a
higher placo In tha esteem of bis fal
noW cltittns than Mr. Curb The
charge that he Is or has bean a saloon
keeper Is false. He has been io this
couuty too loog to be Injured by the
Ditteminator in lis mud slinging. Mr.
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cjuri iH po r man. If that Is a
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crime, than ho Is ullty. He Is a
cripple and unable te do manual la
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jjo- Tnat Js t mhforlune, not a
fdQt ntt js getting on In years and
the fosata f many winters have
sprinkled bis hair with gray. Ia that
the rf as m the Disseminator vlllflea
him ?
? With Christian charity the
Darmiiar rpcomraonds that he be
made a county charge. This Is an
insult that the good people of Sclo,lr
reepective ef party, will avenge at the
polls. M-. Curl ia tee proud to beg,
and too honest to steal. Can the Dis
eeminatov say as much for Itself?
Nobody knows Mr. Hughes. Tbe
vote that Mr. Curl win get ia the
Forks where be is beet known will
be a complete refutation id the
groundless charges ef the Viueminaior.
We desire to call tba attention of our
readers in Lane county to tbe fact tbat
there is a paper pobliahed at Eugene
called Tfa Oregon Slate Journal.
OORRB8PONDBNOB.
ljebanon.
There was a meeting of citizens
Monday evening to see almut cele
brating the 4th of July. They da
a a a o
emeu 10 canvass me city ana see
what money they could raise. After
working yesterday Iheir results were
so satisfactory that (he committee are
now ready to announce positively
that we will eothuso on that glorious
iay, and wilt soon have out some
flaring and tearing posters to tha
c-tTect. All other places are expected
to keep quiet and come over and see
us.
Mr. J. Bilycu has returned from
his trip to Eastern Oregon.
Alvln Williams, uno of our popular
young men, is putting up .a new
house. ' Going to bach, I guess.
Merrill Fish and Mr. Freoch,of Al
bany, are in town to day.
Strawberry pie is in order tiow. as
berries are quite plentiful.
1 mr TTi-i ,1. m ..
jwcv. 01. mcKfUBn win aeiiver a
memorial sermon on May 30th at the
Cumberland Church for our dead.
On Thursday, May 27m,there wiil
he a union Baobath School picnic by
the three schools of this place. It will
be held on the old camp ground near
town. Everybody is invited to come
and bring wi'h them a well filled
basket. Tnere will be good speaklne
gooa music ana a good program gen
. e w '
rally. Everybody coma without
further invitation.
Mrs. Herschberg, of Iowa.and Mrs
Zeys?, of Albany, are up visiting
their mother, Mrs. Wirth.and broth
er, J. Meyer.
Mr. Clark spent last Stbhath in
Lebanon with Mr. Cendif, the guests
of Dr. Powell.
Prof. Campbell will iecturo In the
Chapel Saturday evening and Sunday
morning next. All should improve
the opportunity of hearing the gen
tleman, as they may count on some
thing good. a.
Yellew fever Prevented.
Tha engineers of the Central If ail mad nt
Georgia aays : "Though we ware exposed
to the worst miaamatra influence. .Inrin.
the preyalence of the yellow fever epidemic
of 1874, with hot the single exception of one
of us (wko was taken sick, bat eoeedilv m.
covered) we continued io oar usual good
health a circumstance we can account for
la no other way bat by the effect, under
Providence, ot the habitual uae of Simmons
Liver Regulator while we were exnoaed fcn
the malaria."
Brownsville,
Justice Gto. Humphrey passed
J P. U-lbratth BnJ J. M. WBttri
- ni 10 Airmny lutsasy
a a ae m
p"lJR0W,,nd' f Atat,M hert
. , m m.
M.m v.t.4 u
V"IJ A. J MV Kill
himself as well Messed with hi new
home.
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Rev. C. M. Hill end mother.of Eu
r- ' Thursday In at
n,.vbour ..,
prushjW of your cty ftnd R
repieeentetlve of the firm of D. W.
prentise & Co., were here Bundey.
Wm. Cechran Intends to return to
Ban Jose the lest of thh week.
W. R. Ktrk, Geo. A. Dyson end
M- B- C represented the lodge
Here at the session of the Orand
Lodg.j . 0. O. F. , held at The Dalles
Last Heturdtiy our creuinurv did Its
first onurnlilST, ami the town WBS
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treated to a free dilnk of flna butter
III. m. I. ...
rram i ujo vicn.ny
tnke ho i w th a wl .end we oradln
the enterprlso will prove u grand
.
ucces-.
m -o . a o a o o
x. jj. riusoury movea into bis new
heuse Tuesday. Mr. P. Is still kep
nu)ore .y rueuraaiisra.
One of the head tailors for the u
W ai - ...t-t.li.i. .
iv - re i . i ji. ihiiui niar 111 iiaii iiisbii i
tJi..jymj wj(h M famjy Tuetdey
- vtUlng.
v
Tnt work on thJ nw photograph
g.ji - ry has been completed, end Mr.
Winter Is now ready to photograph
ny a lD y
Our next Aateeeor. Phil Smith, as
Demitv. la now ejesaaalnw this nart of
th Mntintv Phil iinrlAraianrfa tha
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,,u.lllP,, ;,, willMl many a BmaV
oan vete on June 7th.
Last Wedneedty, tbe 12th lost,
ClaylNiurne Bill, a much reepected
be'oveU cltlaen, peeeed over the
Orandn4" Uili.as he was familiarly
called, was born In Teoneeeee the
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. . .. nm ain,A u. amn.
Umber but bore hie BflHction With
Christian fortitude never complain.
Ing. He was buried at iho rieasant
uuo ceHiewry on me usy louowing
Kio l.mh hi. a.. .Hn f
at the boriaU He leaves many to
mourn hie loee, but all are consoled
JjJ th rtmembraoca of his wall span t
Ufa and the knowledge that, though
dark was the passage, be bsa gone to
the land where the wicked cease
from troubling and the weary are at
rest." Goobe.
Tangent.
Taoftnt school will close Friday
week, Mr. O C. Merartand enr pree
. . e a m m
eni teacbrr baa received en appoint
ment at tbe Klamath Reservation aa
taacl.er, will proceed tbero immediate
ly on elese of our school
Mr. Ambreae Beard starts this week
Friday, to Kaitern Oreaon with bis
wife aad (ene hundred and fifty jearl
logs.)
Tangent S. 8. is making preparations
fer a ptenic in tbe near future.
Tangent Brass Rand waa oat last
evening serenading tbe citizens ef Ten
gent.
Brick Duet eiient a few days io our
midst last weak lookiog as happy as a
beak at of ehine. eerineinv that httle
r UU .M..M4
Bj" we e w eeevoeMVa
Mts. J. P. Beard is in
is tn very
W AM I ft W m. ill.
f"" W,,""S.
Mr. George Siaaitton of your city
paid Tangent a call tbe first part ef
tb IB Week.
nuisnea plowing tbeir a mooter laitow.
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The prospect fer a good crop of wheat
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ia very proaauiog.
Squire Maine's pleasant countenance
I . fwi ... . rw
looraea up in langent last veeK. n
e sjf
miormed eome of tbe ettizens of Taa
Ent that, he areuld have married while
1st, but could find no women there
that had money enough to bring them
bath back, bo he bad to come without
one.
H. W. Settlemire. the nuraery man,
ia putting up a large fruit or peckisg
DOU,
Mrs. fi. A. WiUel haa keen quite
poorly for the last week.
Mis Maole af vour citv ia vtaitina-
mis. mspie, SI your City, IS nuiing
in Tangent.
M- I4.li a ,i 1..- k
. f n iMWiw mm
pooriy 101 (tie last rnontn.
Mr. .Tftk A.t.iK.1,1 t... t,.,n.,i
from east of tba mountains.
Little Sumplow.cb.
JEine.
Thaoorn doctor is abroad ia
land ; be traveleth pedestri anally.
Strawberries have made their
pearance in this locality.
th
ap-
Several new road carte have been
seen spinning around in this neighbor
hood lately: they are both neat and
handy.
J. U. has a new fife, guess "Harry"
won't haye to chatter a band during
the summer.
Mrs. Knight and daughter, Or, are
visiting ber daughter, Mrs. Bryan.
Miss Hester Bradley, of Lebanon is
sojourning at Mr. 1. Taylor's at pres.
ent.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor were vraitine
friendn at Lsbanon last week.
Quite a hail storm passed ovor this
section of country on tba afternoon of
the 7th, in some places tbe hail fell to
a depth of two inches, cracked window
pains, beat plums and cherries from
the trees, and sotro farmers cot oplain
of injury to growing grain.
H. 0. Allingham, of Gerlew, niiaois
is visiting hit brother, W. W. Ailing-
nam whom betal not seen fer thirty-
six years.
Three or four hundred hsad of oattle
passed along 00 their way to 1 Siller's
Station last Wednesday ahernoc n.
Messrs. Jones and Ha v worth have
sold their oattle, (yearlings) wa aader-
stood the price received was fo urteen
dollars a head
J. R. Rector, of Portland oa ised bv
last Tuesday on his way to S mthera
Ortjgon oa a mining and hunt! oa ex
pedition.
Fer yonraewing machine, sewing . Bteehine
aesdles and extras go to Will Bros.
Another Cut
1 beg leave to announce to tbe fartnsrs of tbt
old stead and hava Just recwlved from tlio Knit a
this last big out In freight rates, and I am willing tk f .inner and people here general-
yean havo the benefit or itio aamu. Anyone
notice my flees j
Filling all kinds or wiieeis, i t par set or t
IkilnterN, M.iinlixtarils and Tongues, $1 each.
Hickory axi, si eacdi,
Ningle spokes and fellnoa, 20 cents each.
And eviiryllilnjr 'ln in prniioriinn. All worit wariiinlnd.
door south of Arthur's Maeksmllh shop,
Kortb Brownsville, Oregon.
A.
FRANK BROTHERS
E'OS'nxA.isrxj,
DEALERS IN FARM AND At ILL MACHINERY
Welter A. Wood'a Mowers, Keepers and Twine Hinder. Ifndgca Double Prsper
llsadera, fisar Mwitt A f -'o'a Tbreabers, Kogb.es and Morse Powers, Ilul' rd's
Walking; Plows, fJultlvatore, (Jang and Hulky Plows,
Moit eoinolete llneof.niunrlea. (JarrlsKes and Nprhig WsgotM on tho I'a'oiW: C i .'
Having received our good during the low
to give our customers the benefit, and sell
fore. ,vv ruo ior niaiogu i, AH'iroM,
FKANK ItttOTIIKKH I ! Vi. KH K T .. Portland. Or.
Om3 rJ, OKI it IV Oil li. Agcut. Albttuy, Or.
G
ONN BROTHERS'
ASH GROCERY STORE
Opposite Deyoe 4k Robson's.
ALBANY, OREGON,
Keep a fresh stock of all kinds of
GROCERIES.
FARM PRODUCE.
CANNED QOOD8
ETC., ETC.
BESIDES
TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
WILLOW WARE,
LAMPS, SHADES,
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE
ETC. ETC.
FEQDUOE TAKE IN EX0HAH8E
Wilt sell as cheap as any store In Albany
Conrad Meyer,
PROPRIETOR OF-
ST A It BAKERY,
Cnrn8r Broadalbln and First 8ts.f
-DKALKR IN
(Bae4 rrils. ( ari 11 e t a.
CtsMwwstee,
Dried I'm tie.
Tobarro,
ittgar.
Coffee,
Set
leteen.s)wre,
Vegetablea,
Cigars,
Naaleea,
Teaa
Kle.
In fact everything tha. is kept In a ftCtt
era! variety aad grocery store. Highest1
market price paid for
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
M
BILL NYE."
Will make tbe aeaaon of 16 at tbe fol-
lowing place.
Iietsanon on ToeiaTa of earn weea.
Hrownaellle, WcKlneesy ntabt and
Thursday.
llaloer. Tburadav nlabl and rriiav.
Bill Nve waa aired by Edward Everett
Uad bladam waa by a einof Emigrant.
I Tboa I; will l BSSMB that he rnmunt-m in
looa or vermook vouics, reumn ior im
ICmirant. Hits te not only a wi.il
trel
I.orn... Iftlrwwl nn not do better.
Tho fee
1 required for hie eervloe ie u.
I The half hlrtAd Pr htron ataliinn form
ly owned by Nf mrod Payne, Kq , will
1. .i. ....... .11 with Rill N va
I ftftftmma . . v. w v - " J t
,.rlof) M rj,,,, tormt tbeir ap-
Pin t menU and don't fall to see Bill Rye,
I the handeetneet boree on tbe reed. "A
VMIUK M MBHWJ H.jvr .v.u.w..
it. n, at
oKmiort. Prop.
Tbe above cut Illustrates a fence na-
I obine tbat makee the beet,obeapest, ltand
1 eomest, atrongeat and most durable fence
by combination of galvanized steel wire
d wooden nickel woven aoHdlv toaeth-
w, old fence lumber, splitor sawed pick
I eta of verieus aiitse mar be used. Turna
all kinds of atoek without danaer. A man
ttIld bov caa woro about M reds of bbbob
perdav. Price of machine within tbe
reach of every farmer.
For further par-
tioulars appiy to
Gray A Bryan, Agents.
Albany, Oregon.
D
ON'T FORGET IT.
If you try to build now while wheat i
only worth 64 cents you abould bv alt
means go to Peters fc Stewart's, at Albany
for your hardware. You oan get what you
want at tneir ate re and at reasonable ng
urm.
DAWS, AXES, BTC.
Wa twill 3a11 vaii t ft a fiimntia Tiluaf n
w wee, j woe o v oaMwarv ' o
Champion oross-out saw at a low figure,
ad oan give you gooa prioee on axes,
sledges and wedges.
ranrsnie v i i w akt.
A MMUNIT10N.
ae MeoBBe
A lull supoly of tha usual sizes of 01
trldges, br'js and papar shells, prim
wads and br leal. Ais tbi but pj
der.
Pktbrs it H t BWAB
rpHE BKSTJSkiOT I?I TOWN
Can be found at our store. The shot
usually sold in Albany drops 75 feet,
while the St. Louis shot sold by ua drops
20u feet, making tt equal to chilled shot
Sportsmen should not forget this.
Peters & Strw art.
CtTUDEBAKKR WAGON.
This is the only wagon having a slope
shouldered spoke and tbe steel truss on
each axle, and Is tbe best wagon ou
wheels. For sale by Peters fc Stewart.
PROMPT REUEFFJfl ALL
iieTOawlLTF 0 IND E IrS m
Impurities in the blood should be ex
pelled, and the system given tone and
strength, before the prostrating effects of
warm weather are felt. The Oregon
Blood Purifier is a purely vegetable;
compound, manufactured by a competent
chemist. Persons having suffered from
Liver and Kidney complaint, debility,
scrofulous eruptions, or any other disease
caused by impure blood, and been cured
by using this wonderful remedy, invari
ably recommend it to their friends. Try
it now. Delays are dangerous ! Price SI
a beetle, or 9 for 8 5, Sold everywhere;
in Eates !
am RilH in business at tbe
of wlcrort Uoibor during
wishing wagon tt pairing none will please
and ft per wncci .
nber the plnee.o-ie
. HAUSMAiV.
IMPLEMENT GO.
oxima-oisr.
rate of frwlgbt from the Kent we sre going
them goods in our Hue lower than ever be
HOFFMAN k PFEIPFBE
PROPUIKTOrtS OK
Albany Soda Works,
And Mancfaeturere of-
OHOIOE OOHPEOTIOHEEY,
OF
Pore stick, assorted flavors, mixed drops,
tar UrntM, borebounl drop, cut lutnpo,
extra Kreoeh mixed, ohooolate erearna,
ebecolate aquaree, chocolate mice, decorat
ed pears, decorated facos, almond bara,
fruit Muares, apple li:oa. cream date,
awMirtfI.earomela, tnacaroniiooonnt balls,
coconut brill Uut , b m mlce.cream nearts.
flue asaortment of large
HEARTS AND TOYS
In endless variety.
THE ABOVE CHOICE CANDIES
We are ow prepared to sell at whole
sal, alwaya frlt and pure at Portland
prlcee to dewier, Wo also keep a full
fine of
Hats and Tropical Fruits,
ITV aBOCEBIES,
We keep a full line, atways fresh and at
very low prices.
OUR -
CIGAR AND TOBACCO
department la complete. We keep tbe
vory Atteet stock of arnoklng and chewing
tobacco, oieareebautn and brier pip tuai
la a delight to smokers.
WE STILL KEK? OUR
STAR 1W real.
10 cent URKXADIS .
BOIM PI7SCU BVceaii CIU AR-
Aad a fine assorttnent uf
IMPORTED CldARS.
BOOTS, SHOES
AND
SUPPERS.
1 am now reci iving my Spring and
Sumner stock of boots and shoes, 1
hate as nicely a fitted op Boot sod Shoe
Stor , and as complete a stock as ant
thia aide of Portland and very few better
in Portland. I buy aU my boots aad
shoes direct from uiaiuifeoturets and am
authorised to warrant every pair 110 mat
ter bow cheap. Nj firm in Oregon
have any advantage of ins in buying as
1 bay in quantities and pay the caab.
Io ladies', misses and children's shoes,
I keep much tbe largest, beit and great
est variety in tbe city. My aim will
always be te give as good value for
the money as possibly can l do;:c.
SAMUEL E. YOUNG.
Scott's New
Gun Store,
HEADQUARTERS FOR SPORTSMEN.
o
THE LEADING GUNS AND REVOLVERS,
BEST AMMUNITION, CARTRIDGES,
SHOT, ALL KINDS OF HUNT
ING MATERIALS, CUT
LERY, FISHING
TACKLE,
ETC.
At tbe most reasonable prioes. always
in stock. Repairing done on short notice.
Willamette valley nimroda should never
buy without calling on
W. B. SCOTT,
jaWOpposite Revere House, Ailany, Or,
Examine Woodin a Extension tables. They
are well go and see them for youraclf.
BWCV.T-1'
They Have Arrived,
THE
NEW GOODS
For men and boys at
L. E. MAIN'S.
We now have a magnificent stock of
new and nobby suits for
Men and Youths 4
es
n
0
L.I
for Spring trade,
Jine patterns are neat and attractive.
We feel justly proud of this stopk,
selected with care from all markets,
ana taxe pleasure in
in
9
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fl
i
4
THE HAT STOCK
is choice, direct from Philadelphia.
comprising
All the Spring Novelties.
THE SHOE DEPARTMENT M
is now complete, the
stock in market.
We can't enumerate
FlltiSlii WOODS.
Have many novelties and all the
staples. Look at our
75-cent Unlaundried Shirt,
0
the best ever offered in this market.
CELLULOID COLLARS AND CUFFS
in the different styles. These goods
are bought at lowest prices, ana will
be sold the same way.
w
-
o
ga w novo a ioigrj,
jg goods in our
0
TAILORING DEPARTMENT,
Nobby suitings, fancy pants, etc,,
which will be made up in as good style
and as cheap as can be had in the
market,
Agricultural Depot!
DEYOE & ROBSON, PROP'S.
Successors to W. E Goltra.
ALBANY. - OREGON,
' KEEP ON HAND
THRESHERS ENGINES, WAGONS, HACKS, PLOWS
HARDWARE, DOORS, SASHES, BJILD1N3
MATERIALS, ETC., ETC.
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STEEL ANDSPRING TOOTH HARROWS,
FANNING MILLS, STE EL GOODS, FENCE WiR E
And all Agricultural Implements used.
The largest and best variety of
FARM WAGONS, HACK SAND BUGGIES,
In the ontral Willamette Vallev. Orders from a distauce solicited and promptly
filled at lowest rates
Best's Hand
lUTLEKi OF ALL Ki N lib,
We keep the best stock of cutlery in
the valey Pocket knives and razors a
8j. daily. Dpu't buy anythiug in th s
lia wittiout calling on us first.
Petkrs A Ktkwakt,
T1AINTS AND OILS,
Of all descriptions sold by Peters k Stcv-art,
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better than ever.
showing them.
ei
largest and nicest
uo w xxiiv 01 pjtcv;c7
L. E. BLAIN.
Separator.
MY lM!-Rv)YKl Hab SurARiTAR
a double combined machine, post
two ihofts, (ineteoi of one oa l
machines of other mana'O' tuiera,
nine riddle and a large independent
wxeen. Bach shoe ia equal in pow
er and capability to the one in any
other mill, ami by the operation of
the two double efficiency la leeured.
My 2S inch mill will clean from 400
to 600 buahelf of aeed grain per day,
according to the condition ot the
grain, and we guarantee that all
barely, oat or other t oul aeeda will
bo thuroughly removed with com
plete aAtUfacUon.
I challenge any mill to a contest.
I know that I con beat them, aa my
mill haa beaten every mill it haa
come in contest with, both in Cali
fornia and Oregon, and is the boat
made, bolts being used where
screws are used in others.
Address
DANIEL BEST,
Albany, Orfgcsr.
jg L ACKSMITH'S OUTFITS,
Anvils, viso8,bellows,hammers, sledges,
stocks and dies and almost every tool used
by blacksmiths we keep constancy on
hand. Also a full stock of iron. of all sizes,
horse shoes and horse shoe nails. Special
prices made on small outfits for farmers
use,
Pbtxbb A Stewabh.