The state rights democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1865-1900, May 21, 1886, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textf ke gewoctat Fntered at tho Post Office at Albany, Or, km second -claim mall mauar. FRIDAY MAY 21, 1886. 8TITE3 & E.IUera aaa NUTTING. Proprietors. rRKr. NrrriMtt. is-at Rdir. moiiL II and Y11, HUM irKAii, Ths Democratic oaudidate for th rato tivs Legislative and County offices will ed drM the eitisens of Lion county at the fol lowing times and places : labanon. Monday, May 24th. Waterloo, Tuesday. May 2Mb, Sweet Home, Wedneeday, May 20th. Crawfordeville, Thuredsy, May 27th. Brownsville, Friday. May 28th Bcia, Monday, May 31at Syracuae, Tueaday, June lit. Shcdd, Weduesday, J ana 2nd. Halsey, Thureday June 3rd. Harriabnrg, Friday, Jane 4th. Albany, Saturday. Juno 5th. All opposing candidates are ooidially in vited to attend and participate ia the die cnstion. Spanking to begin promptly at 1 o'clock, p. m. 4 MAS a SUIT TWWM. It seems to the Man About Town that a great amount of fuaa is being made over the queation of whether some one has worn a shirt washed bv a Chinaman or not. Right here the M. A. T. wty eay that he haa been guilty of the crime several times. Had to be or go naked, and what are you going to do about it, anyway. Thia may keep ua out of gubernatorial chairs ; but the truth muat be spoken. O Did vou ever li.no any one mad at you ? And if vou have, is it not pleasant to meet the mad person and have him look at you like a volcano or thunder storm, or a wild elephant, as if he would erupt on you, send forth his lightning or annihilate you with the trunk of his wrath until you begin to feel as if you would like to be a molecule that is not affected by enraged elements. If you have not, buy an editors quill and vou will have mountains of experience, however meek you are. O Cyclones, fiymoons, hurricanes, blizzards, etc., may rage elsewhere, tilling the hearts of the people with terror ; but, bless the Willamette Valley, it knows them not. In these windy daye what can do more to make a country Eden like than an absence of these heart "quakers. O Last Saturday the M. A. T. saw a curi ous looking specimen of a boy, with long white hair and a blacking box hanging over his shoulders. Having lived where boot blacks grew he knew what it meant, and, being influenced bv the lazy weather asked for a 6hine. The fellow did not turn, but went gawkily down the street Being familiar with 'the business character of boot blacks the M. A. T. immediately knew he had been addressing an individual as deaf and dumb physically as the barefooted bearded youth "on the four quired daily ia to truth." For ten seconds we felt sort of cheap ; but collecting ourself followed up the curious looking character and not only got a good shine, paid for ; but as well a desired interview. O A little girl in the First Ward referring to a couple of neighbors said thev would be prettv good if thev were'nt so bad. The M. A. T. would call "this a Webfoot bull. o The M. A. T. has just read of an egg sucking match in Missouri between a Re publican and a Democrats. Score- Repub lican, 43 ; Demecrat, 42. Bet there are Albany boys who could beat either, and they don't know who is President. O The Man About Town hears a general expression in favor of "Vanny" Smith for Sheriff. People are going to vote for him because he is competent, reliable and knows the duties of the office completely. The two Albanies will boom him and the coun ty give him, say 400 majority. Here 'a our ballot on the subject : For Sheriff, D. S. SMI l H. O Speaking of competency and reliability, they hit J. P. Galbraith solid too. Mr. 6. is just the man for County Clerk and wilt get there by a fine majority. O Last Monday Mr Crawford had his cam era set near the corner of Ferry and First Streets to "shoot" off the procession when it should go that way, as all political pro cessions have been in the habit of doing. On account of the jealousy of the two bands only one of them struck the focus, the other with the crowd striking up a new route. As a result the members of the Mechanics Band were the only ones in the picture. The moral is plain. O The M. A. Ts ears have been full recent ly of rumors about the O. P. People should keep cool and everything will be all right eatk of "Jimmy aala. Last Saturday evening James Dannals died at the home of his parents, on Fourth Street, in this city, at the age of eighteen. About three years ago "Jimmy," as every body knew him, was taken 6ick with the scarlet fever, the seeds of which run into consumption, and since then he gradually failed until his death. "Jimmy" was a boy of exemplary habits and will be remembered kindly by old and young. He developed business qualities which would have made g thorough business man of him but for disease in the spring time of his life. Fun eral services took place Monday at 2 o'clock, and were largely attended. Browned la ike Willamette. Last Wednesday evening as the steamer "Isabel" was passing up the river about four miles above this city George Ward the fireman, in walking along the side o the lower part of the steamer, slipped and fell into the river. I! is cries attracted the attention of the deck hands, who immedi ately got a small boat out, but young Ward sank before reached. His body has not been found yet. Only his hat was secured Ward's parents reside in Washington Terri tory, and he has several uncles in Polk county, the latter of whom have been tele graphed. Temperance alliance. A County Temperance Alliance will be held in the Court House, in this city on next Tuesday afternoon, beginning at 2 o'clock p. m. All temperance organiza- ions, churches and Sabbath schools in thel county are requested to send delegates. Wfceal li t ents. Wheat has gone up to 72 cents in this city, the rise being rather of a sudden one. Farmers who have kept their wheat for once sailed in the right boat. Tba Ashland Tidingt says the fruit crop will be batter than at one time expected. Good. -11 L ..!.. ' A t ar l ead off risk. Great interest was taken In thia city Sab bath over the fish car sent out by the gov ernment, many visiting it during the day. The car arrived here Saturday evening and returned on Ite trip back Eaat Sabbath after noon. It waa In charge of J. F. Sills, of the Smithsonian Institute. Mr. Ellia waa accompanied by Mr. F. Try bom, Swedene fish commieaioner, who la on a tour through the U. S. for the purpose of studying our fisheries. The fish car ia somewhat of a curiositv, containing hatcheries, Ice boxes force pumps for keeping the water freahj etc. It left Washington on Saturday, May tat, starting out with spawn for, and young shad, taken a few days previous from the Susquehannah river, near its mouth. The trip to Albany was made In just one week, most of the litttle fish hatching on the way. Sunday morning about a million of the ahad were emptied into the river at the O. P. wharf. If we congratulate ourselvea on having ahad here In the future we will be very much fooled. All of these fish, not eaten by larger fish, will be In the lower Columbia by September. They are a salt water fish, and only go up freah water rivers to spawn. Our apology for a fish ladder at Oregon City will prevent their ever seeing these "diggings" again. About half a mil lion of them were also placed In the Col umbia at Wallula, and have ere this started for Astoria. Death mt Mra. V P arkkars, lout Wednesday evening Mrs. C. P. Burkhart died at her Itome near this city at the age of 60 years and t day. She waa taken aick two or three daye previous with the pneumonia, from the effects of which he waa unable to recover. Mrs. Burkhart was a pioneer of I851, coming to Oregon in that year with her husband, who sur vives her. She waa a woman of noble character, and leaves an influence which will long be felt Known all over thia part of Oregon, her death cauaes general sorrow. Her husband, children and relatives have the sympathy of all in their affliction. Funeral services are to be hald at 1 o'clock thia (Friday) afternoon at the resi dence of C. P. Burkhart. Rev. S. G. Irvine will deliver the sermon. A Miaaiakl rail. Shortly after midnight Sunday morning a man named James Kelley entered the back door of Mr. Zukerman's jewelry store and home Mr. Zukerman's son, laadore, was sleeping in the first room, and hearing the noise jumped from his bed and attacked Kelley. Being a man of muscle laadore easily vanquished the intruder, and sent him to dust in the back alley. The next morning Kelley was arrested and fined $5 for disturbing the peace. As he has been in the habit of spending his money tor in toxicating beverages, he failed to put up, as an alternative agreeing to leave the city. Whether Kelley was out on a drunken spree or on burglary intent is a matter of speculation. Tea Utile rfceasaata. A few weeks ago Mr. Wallace, of Leng Station, found a deserted nest of eggs laid by a Chinese pheasant. He set them under a hen and in just three weeks ten little pheasants put in an appearance. The hen ia taking good care of them. They are pe culiar little things and worth seeing. Mr. Wallace will take good care of them and allow them their liberty. If thev choose to ! take it. the same as if born wild. But they seem, to be some what of a domestic nature, and it is possible that when grown will pre fer Mr. Wallace's barn yard to the woods and field. Tfce first. Mr. William Peacock (long may he live) again crosses the line first. Last Monday his daughter handed this office a box of uscieus strawberries,the first garden straw berries of the season to appear in Albany. Delicious fruit, queen of berries, we bow our thanks for tham. Mr. Peacock haa many times placed this office under obliga tions to him for little and big kindneseand we regret that printers ink is only a smalt recompense. The headquarters for Mr. Peacock's strawberries is at Conrad Meyer's. Hired Sbaak'e Morses, Three Albany hunters were in the coun try last Sunday, seven or eight mile from the city. They were to meet at a certain point and ride home. One failed to put in I an appearance just at the minute named, so the other two came home without him eaving him to employ Shank's horses, much to his disgust. rear tired There will be four graduates from the Albany Collegiate Institute this year, Steph en Flinn, Frank and Quincy Propst and Lillie Robertson being the ones to retire from the school. This is the largest num ber for several years. Commencement ex ercises will occur on June 14th, and will be of more than common interest. The pro- frrortn imtu Kjkinrr rvNttrt . r. niAmtai Kj . v.t -p, 1" "- an exemplary one. Ueatb oa Carafes G. M. Clark, the saw mill man of the foot hills beyond Scio, presented to th County Clerk last Tuesday the scalps of five cayotes and one wild cat, receiving in payment therefor a warrant for $30. those who saw the uncommonly pleasant look on Mr. Clark s face will now understand its meaning. Mr Clark is death on cayotes,and he never gets them mixed up with rabbits. at Joba'a Day rieale. The Mason's of Albany will give a big picnic in this city on June 24th, St. John's day, arrangements for which are already being made. Invitations will be sent through the valley generally. L,ast year several thousand people were present on such an occasion at Dallas. As big a crowd is expected in Albany. A Diaiaeated Arm. ,ast i' nday evening Bert Wheeler, a son . of Alfred Wheeler, of this city, in striking at a cow with a club.on Mr. Wheeler's farm, several miles from Albany, missed his blow, giving his arm such a forcible jerk as to dislocate it at the shoulder. He was brought to Albany, where Dr. Hill attended him. Jersey Caw Did It. A few daya ago Mr. Levi Brower was feeding a Jersey cow a few miles from this city, when the annimal suddenly raised her head hitting Mr. Brower in ths eye with one of her horns. The wound though a bad one, we are glad to know will not be a fatal one to Mr. Brower's eye sight. rtttftlitT EVlMTs. Immense storms all through the East has been the order of day. Oregon people continually congratulate themselves that they live In a country where the elements know how to behave themselves. Cornelius is a funny looking man, Isn't he t Frank Osborne has been appointed Post master at Eugene. There were several ap plicants. A Boston man cures alckness by taking a $10 tea In advance and saying "vou are cured," calling it the mind cure. There are fools who patronize him. A white headed, gawky looking boot black was in Albany Saturday. Depend on it though he knew how to take care of No. 1 and chew gum, if he was deaf and dumb. Ex-Alderman Taehne, of New York, has been convicted of bribery. Served hlin right. The New Caatte minea at Seattle were to resume work yestarday. Last Saturday a king waa born at Madrid Spain. The Spaniards made n big a adoo about the matter. Stars, 8, Portlandera, 3, last Sunday. A new pitcher did It. A Washington Territory man aaya a neighbor is not an honeat man because he put a brand on his cow and laid claim to her. Last Monday Joa Meyer and wife of Salem were riding in the country when their team ran away throwing both out, breaking several bones In the bodies of both of them. A F 8nelling haa been appointed Register at Lakevlew. Reports of a fair crop of wheat come from the East. Horse t'eaad. Two or three weeks ago the Democrat gave an account of the disappearance of a cayuse pony belonging to James Elkina, of this city, and stated that there were indkra tions that it had been stolen. As a result of the use of printers Ink information came from Kings Prairie last week that a horse like the one described had been taken up there. Luther Elkins went after the horse and found it to be the one lost. It waa probably atolen by some one who wanted to get out of thia viclnity.perlupa the Eugene bank robbers, and deserted when the pur pose waa served. asa -0 im im a Teak a tala. Monday a Democrat man took a spin with Mr. Bruce McKnight after "Bill Nye." Thia young stallion ia probably the fastest now in Linn county, and haa a powerful reliable gait to hack his speed. He Is worthy of the attention of farmers who want first-class roadsters as well as workers It is well to remember that while big horses are now in demand in three or four years roadsters are likely to have their day. For a pedigree of Bill Nye see adv. in another column. Eaak at. Is your dog taxed ? If not took out ? Is your alley clean ? If not look out ? Ia vour sidewalk repaired . If not look out. Do you take vour county papers if not look out Lightning tuav strike vou some time. Are you paying vour debts, or trying to ? If not look out Vou won't steep well A r!ar laaafctat Our exchanges through the valley all apeak in the highest terms of our popular candidate for Sheriff, "Vanny" Smith. The universal verdict is that he will make a competent, faithful servant of the people in this mod important office. It is putting it very mild to prophecy 300 majority for him. iai jifc Tweasy gears Tsweskar. We received an invitation last week to attend the silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Riley, on Thursday evening, May 13th, that being the twentieth anniversary of their married life. This estimable couple have our heartiest congratulations on the event Blading Wire. Owing to tns uncertainty in tba amount of binding wire to be ased this scasoa. there will aot be any mora imported than is ac tually ordered. Those intending to ass it will bars to send their orders to me sat later than Jane 1st, and as much earlier as possi ble, as same will have to be ordered from manufactories io the East, and orders mast oa sent in at soce, lor it to b here in Samcbi. E. Yotwo. Bostosss nan who wish to reach the- 1 .st I 1 1 c r ...... MTO " Wmw gale. Oos Curran Fruit Dryer, ased one year ; one Bain wagon, nearly new ; two good work horses, and yearling colt ; one set doable harness, by R. G. Smith, at Oakville. Mors building is being done in Albany this year than daring any year since the boom af 76. SsNLEL K. YOUNG hasjast received au invoice of those cele brated daisy kid shoes for ladies. Just tho shoe for simmer wssr. I light and soft aa kid and will wear much better. Every Alhanv nhvainian nnav haa hia r.ri. I . At n. f mm i rale omc. 1 dim is aa it snoum be. Dentistry. Dr. J. T. Tate, Dentist, will practice one I day in each week at each of the following J named places : Lebanon on Tuesday, Halsey on Thursday, Jefferson on Friday, J and will be prepared to perform operations without pain. He will be at his office in Albany on Monday, Wednesday and Sat urdav. Mrs Mary Sheridan has sued Salem for $5000 damages from injuries received from a defective cross walk. stray ILike... 1 Kewarsl Offered, boat April 1st from Hack Is man's pasture) a light red cow, above medium size, about S years old, small and even horns with gimlet holes bored near ths ends. Any person giving information that will lead to ber re covery or return ths cow to the undersign ed will receive a liberal reward. CliA.fi. PraarggR, Albany, Or. St John cannot some to Oregon this year. This is good news. Jacket. Ladies' jackets in Boucis and Stoekioetr, tLl-l s aa in disc ana colors, aiso snotudsr caps trimmed in lacs and jet trimmings, dolman trimmed in lac and jst trimmings. good line at SamcklE. Yougo's. A Chinese vegetable peddler at Howard Flats, Oak, recently had his vegetable wagon blown to atoms by giant power. mm Received Mew This Weak. Novelties In imported dress goods, Boucles or Nigger heads, brocades, velyste im.il silks, laco, dress goods, ate, at Sast'L E, YotrgttfaL rimovicit ami hitlkr, These gentlemen addressed the people of Linn county last Thursday afternoon at the Court I Ionic, in this city, on so n e of the questions of the day that are now before the people for their consideration. 1 Ion. J, K. Weatherford wus appointed Chairman. Mr. Pennoyer stated that he had not been a candidate for Governor,but that the nom ination came to him entirely unsought, but having accepted the nomination he frit It his duty to use all fair and honorable means to secure his election. On the Chinese queation he reiterated his view heretofore given to the public. He regarded their presence here as an unmitigatedevil. They blast by their presence and contaminating influence the fairest portions of our towns and cltlea. They really become a burden upon the taxpayers. They constitute the one-sixth of the population of Callforula,and pay the one four-hundredth part of her taxes. As touching mohocratic or revolu tionary methods to drive them from our presence, the speaker said he was opjwiscd to all such methods. He said he U now, always has been and always will be In favor of law and order. During the Chinese agi tation at Portland he belonged to no society or organixatlon.but when hints were thrown out that vigilance committees were to lie organised he felt it his duty as a rltiscn, property holder and taxpayer to attend the meeting and use his Influence In the interest of law and order. The bold and unequivo cal stand which the meeting over which he presided at Portland took with regard to a rigid enforcement of the law allayed public excitement, and ever since that meeting law and order have held aupreme away. The speaker then showed that Mr. Cornelius, if measured by his public record, was not In sympathy with the people as against the encroachments of grasping corporations. Cornelius supported the bill to give Ben. Holladay $.v . of the money of the peo ple of Portland without anything in return, and this outrageous fraud would have been imposed upon the people of that city had It not been for the timely veto of the Govern or. Mr. Pennoyer spoke of questions of state policy, but we have not apace to refer to them, lie made an excellent Impression upon all who heard him, all regarding him as a safe, sou ml man to occupy the Govern or's office. At the close of his apeech Mr. Butlcr.can didate for Congress, addressed the audience for the apace of three quarter of an hour, devoting his time to the financial and tariff questions. His expositions of these subjects was forcible and clear. Hi treatment of the subject of the tariff was in strong con trat with that of Mr. Hermann of two years ago. Mr I hitler ta an able speaker and one wlio, by hi candor, convince. We predict Ite will make a brilliant campaign At the close of hia remark Mr. Miller, inhibition candidate for Congress, apoke. Ie is a lively, energetic, forcible talkernd entertained the audience by Intcrai.rsing hia remark with anecdotes and laughable comparison, ahile he devoted himself to the prohibition question, but when he witched off into historical and constitution al questions he soon found himself lost In a maze. It was a harmonkm crowd in a horn that went from the Revere House to the Couit louse last Monday afternoon. It consisted of the Albany Cltv Band, the Mechanics Band, Cornelius. 1 hr ring candklate for Gov ernor, one or two t ituen. a block behind being Marston. the ring candidate for State Treasurer, and further on Mc Bride, candi date for Secretary of State, Baker,candidate for Printer, being escorted by a young Dem ocratic friend, getting to the Court House by a side street The two bands, the mem bers of which do not love each other. played at the same time, both being heard in a jumble, one trying to lead the speakers up Ferry and the other up Broadalbin Street. The Albany City band came out ahead, the other band going it alone. We understand a speech waa made by Cornelius evidently a negative affair, as it consisted in hi telling what he was not. The same might be said of the speech of Marston, ring candidate for Treasurer. Mc Bride and Baker, on the State ticket and Johns on the district ticket also answered to the roll call. Mc Bride's part of the program seemed to be to speak for Hermann and weaken the orohibition l movement The nicest and cheapest line of Isdies tins abuse in town can be found st Kkad A HKowxau.'. Schawl ateperl Following is the report of school Disrtict No. 14, for first month' commencing April tain, ending May 7th, it8o : Whole No. of dars attendance. Co : whole No. of days absence, lB ; N. of bov enrolled, 7 ; girls, u. Total, 18. Average daily attendance, 16.1 ; whole No. of davs tardiness, y. Names of pupils enrolled : Katie Wallace, Nora E Froman, Mon rova Payne, Hattie L Hunt, S L Froman, L O McOutcnen. Nellie K Wallace. N I Froman, Edna Miller, F E Bloom, Robert Hunt, Walter C Wallace, J II Froman, L B Payne, George Hunt, B H Froman, IJcssle rayne, Elva rroman. Roll of Honor Nora E Froman, Nellie E Wallace, Walter C Wallace, George Hunt, were neither absent nor tardy during the month E. A. Colli xa, teacher. If yon waat strictly first class goods rock botiiom prices go to Read A Browssxl' at A Oreat Kaearsten. Ever one on tbs go, ladies arriving cy ory mbtete st ths store of Monteith A Ssi- tenbaoh. Each aod all are making their spring selections of dress goods, fancy goods, etc., in fact everything new and attractive oan be found there, so if yon want a pointer memorize this and give them a oall. We are again handling cheese from tbs noted spencer Jtutter Factory. IiZAP A Brownxll. Carpets arrived. An exceedingly large stock of carpets in all qualitiss has just bssn received by Mob teith ez ositenbscn, J be assortment am braces the newest patterns and colorings These goods are being offered at very low prices. People wanting crrpets should not fail to see them. Job Printing. Burkhart & Pfeiffer are prepared to do all kinds of printing on short notice and in first-class style. They allow no one to un di:r bid them nor do better work. Call and st e samples. Letter List. Folio sine is the list of latter remaining in th Post Office, Albany, Linn county, Orereu, May 20th, 15 Persons calling for these letter must give th date on which they were advertised : Barnum, Ed Enters, John Falrclo. P T Orsham, J II Hadley, Ben Kelley. Mrs M A "Ocean Wave" Roach, Mrs Rod ha Smith, Miss Jennio Young, Mrs Martha J. M. IRVING, P. M. HOUR Alts AIM4 t M French, jeweler. The hot season is here. Tho lost harni at J J Dubruilloi. Corns to stay, F .V Carter, Jswolsr. No, 2's had a regular drill Tuesday even ing- J. I'. Wallace, Phystoisu and Surgeon, At" baity, Or. A good A murium watoh for $ a K W Carter's. Get your jewelry cleaned at V W Carter's free of charge. A tins line of tobacco aod 014 irs at Rsad A Browuell s. Clark Brothers begsu work 011 their brUlk yard Wednesday. Head ft Brownsll's stock of fanoy grocsrics is nnequalsd ia town. All tits groceries you oan osrry for a do! lar at Head k Brownsll's. Among oarponters now the lowest bidder is the ons who gets the job. The Lebanon Sunday schools will hold s big pionio nn next Thursday. Six shaves for a dollar and a oUan towel to every customer, at U Visrick's, Iook out for some genuine Maplo sugar next wask at Head A Browasll's. The Presbytery of the Presbyterian churoh of Oregon is in session at Albina. Binding wire in all nnantitisi, plenty for si! of you, at Deyos.A Robinson's. If you hava a good business advertise and keep it, if not advertiae and get it Lebanon wilt celebrate the 4th on July 3rd. Albany people will be on hand. The O'Tooie Hotel is now lathed and ready for tho plaster, which ia being pot on. F. W. Carter has just pat up a eery nest watch sign in front of his jewelry store. For the best confectionary, tobaccos, gro osriss, etc, eall on Hoffman A Pfsiffer. Scio has had a sensation, ons not to be published, sn unfortuuate affair generally. Mr Jeha laom ia making arrangement to build a new rtaidsoca in the Third Waul A fine watch and jewelry repairer at Csrt r's. tiivs him atrial. All work guaranteed. F M French, agent Smear Manufacturing Co.,oppniu Odd Fallow Temple, Albany, Or. Dr. M. H. Ellis, phyaisian and surgeon All any, Oregon. Galls mads in eity or country. Several Albany people attauded a bsll given by Prof Sibbetts, at Shedd a few eyeo ing siuee. Reports cams to ua of a fall of hail of ssvsrsl inches in a few piece io this county last weak. The U P Sabbath school will hold a pienie st Haoklsmao's grove Saturday if the weath er permits. M. S. Klgington will negotiste long time loans with Corbin Banting Coinsny at re duced rates. Shoes, sandal aud slippers for lad , misses, children and infant, st ! .oateith k Se.Unbach's. Kmplny whits labor. Gst year waddttg done mm of J W ttalsry. besve order at Bead A !W-owneli' Uemsmksr that the placa to gat names, saddles. He , u at DabruilleV His stock is s splendid ana. First class, fresh, pats groceries of all kinds, aa well as the best breadstuff, at Courad Meyers. Mr K F Truss baa started a small cheese factory near Albany. Peters A Stewart aecar log him his outfit Key S G Irvine will preach at the Bark hart school house, n-sr Laag Station-, nest Sabbath at 4 p.m. Go to Prashaw's saw Drug Store for para drug, patent medicines, etc Prescriptions caref ally eosapaoodsd , So j ecu at tba Baptist church for aest Sunday moroing. "Sleeping Smnsre," svea iag, Sleeping Saiota." Mrs Marietta Roach died at Hsrrisbarg last Setardsy. Mrs Roach was s pionerr of Oregon and leaves six children. Taa imnrovemrnt mad- in the Elitleall alley was a needed o. well mad. Ader- man Gradwobl eopertnttod4 it. ti tt K HUMT.m, f this eiu has with drawn bis oats as candidal far Seprse Judge on tbs Prohibition ticket. agar sw asrew"" wa w -vw-r -mw w - - - Rv Rockwood. f Orif.nCijr adlprescb in the t oogregatmoal chureh, in hs city. 1 next Sabbath, morning ami vning llorkhart A PfirTr ae doin eooie fin work in their Job Printing offtoa. Now ts the Um to get gooo worg at low ugtm-. Sams Lebanoo men wbo ran a supposed eayot into a hoi 00 diggin tb animal out fuuod it to b a- poor toeosaot Ittil rabbit. Albany is also to baye a javead brass band. It is already partly organised, th instrument being expected most say time. Dr. J. P. Wallaos has treated hi ..Hi -e in th O'Tool Block lust north of th DgMo cbat ottos, where bis friends will nod bim, V N NorTsinaer, onoe a candidate for school commissioner, of this coaaty, recent ly of Kugene, i about to locate in Pomcmy, W. T. Kastern illustrated paper are full of tit Chicago not. Fhe attack by tb paltcemen, the exploding bomb, tr.edytog men, srs all portrayed. O. XV. Mas too, 1'hysician and Suroon, Albany. Oregon. Graduate of th Cincinnati College of Physicians and Surgeons, Cincin nati, Oli 10. Tosaday Mr I D Miller skipped several ear loada of cattle, about 530 hea l, to Mou- Mr Miller hs been doings big buai in this line. The 4th of July comes on Sunday thia year. Saturday would be a good day to eel brat. It gives on an opportunity to rest ap over Sunday. The member of McPhsroa Post OAK were to meet at tbsir ball lat evening in full uniform to be inspected by tbeir Com- mander A B Wood in. 'IM - A IV... A . 4a a..S Ann.. i th- J4tt firanfao's tonmansmt. S dU1 1 xtm niiMHj ihiu.h uivvw. av vwv m.,A S.Mnt will hsvatAnat an mora kiiee -" - - I hnAklaaif thev tret anvthin. Napoleon Davis, of Washington county w wa mj m , . 1 1 - il. r. ... ?r Tp'"rr r,, ir:7, ::.:rr7 weses, in pia. . u MIL. . :a. a aamk 1 ne Nil l . - HIlOQlU von cieaire so sail your uruunrvj . . i : " 11 call on lurknart & iveeney as ensy aavtr.ise property placed ia tbeit hsnds, aud charge nothing UUiess tney eurcs m sate. Th Oregan Wood Purifier is Nature's own remedy, and should be used to ths sx elusion of all othsr medicines in all disease ot the stomach, liver and kidneys. Next Monday the Damocratie and Kipub lean candidates of Linn county will begin rolling the political ball around Loin county Lebanon is tbs nrst piece to get int. Mr Crawford s work in water colors, on exhibition in this city, is vsry tins, and h attracted considerable attention. Mr C . is obtaining a good reputation as an artist. Mr K L Thompson's oew residence will be built by Mr Wolvsrton of Monmouth, work to be begun at once. Cox A Sprenger, of this city, will do ths brio and plastering " ... . . . work. Th Miasea Howard lately from the east have opened a millinery business in the raom formerly occupied by Miss roster wneie all iroods will be sold at eastern prtcss. Call m - . - snd see them. Prof Demerj. champion skater of the world, wbose pbia msy be seen at Crawford's Art Gallery in thia oity, is said to bsve run on a stump in Portland, that is, had his noeket bosk fail bim. No other preparation so concentrates and combines blood-purifying, vitalizing, en ricbing and invigorating qualities as Ayer's Sarsaparilla, Quality ahould be considered when msktng comparisons. Mr John Priest has beea appointed oollso- tor at Yaauina in place ol Coll Van Clevs, whose term of office has expired. Coll will now have to do the way ths rest of us do, settle down to solid newspaper work. The alley between Second and Third and Ferry and Broadalbin Streets is a good ex ample of what an alley should be. Council man Gradwohl ia entitled to mnoh credit for ths improvement. Keep the ball rolling, The third quarterly mooting for the Al bany, Corvallia and Tangent circuit of the M K Church South will be held at the churoh in this city next Saturday and Sab bath, Conference on Saturday at 3:30 p. m. As nearly aa we can figure it out there are now eight bands in Linn county.in existence, or latently so. Tangent, Shsdd, Halsey. Harris burg, Lebanon and Hweefc Home, each have ous, and Albany two sod another in pros peoto. At s meeting of Albany KugSii Co. No, 1, hold Tuesday sveuluu a commute of three consisting of Robert 7) rris, W Monteith and Wm Richards, was appoints 1 to make arrangements for an excursion down the Willamette. Head Raymond k Dressers niw ad in an other column. This firm has a large stock of groceries, drsss good, etc., which they will sell at slaughtered prices, som at half of original cost. Call on them and find out for yourselves. C A Johns, Republican candid tin for Prosecuting Attorney, scored several veto for O W Belt, while in Albany Monday. Mr Johns is doing good worn for Mr Belt, f who will, it is confidently believed, lis elect- k sd by several hundred majority. Ths annual msstiag of the st loknobter . of the Albany Farmers Co.. was held Toss J lay afternoon, when the following directors 1 were slootod for the ensuing yesr ' AMI Powell, D r Houck, M H Wilds. XV P An l,, firsts s"j' aaewsa r vwmiiwii A fatal diaaass among the poultry ia pre vaieut in Adams. The good, ft hen goes cackling aiouod, apparently in fins health, when sits suddenly begins to droop, and in s few hours from ths time she is taken she is no mors. Their comb invariably turns black. Oa Thursday of last weak Mr J M EsMf, a former resident of Pennsylvania, purohaasd the farm of David Carey, of Brnwoaviila, consisting of 300 acres, paying f 1000 for tbs ame, Cline, Moothriih k Co. , negotiated the asle. Send Biirkhsrt a- Koeney nam aod ad drtese of friend desiring information of Ore gon and tbsy will send them copies of the tVof h'int.- Convtyor which contain a com plete disruption of ons county in sack leans with ethsr desirable information as wssther, market reports, etc, Aroaud Denver Hackhmeo's fxrm near this city bavs been tbree Chinese pheasant bens sitting on twelve ta fifteen eggs a piece. A few days ago one of tl. m hatched out thirteen fins looking little Celestial pheas ant. Barn yards seem to be thstr favorita plaoee for fearing their young. Many ladies admire gray hair -on soma othsr person hot few care to try its effects on their oan enarm. Nor n- i they, einoe Ayr' Hair Vuor Vigor rrstome gray hair ta ita original color. It clean ths scalp, prevents dandruff, sod atiumulats ths growth of to bsir as in youth. Hers ia what the Ddla fl fun, au inde pendent paper, save sf Judge Strsban : "Hon R S Strahsn, Democratic candidate for Supreme Judge, was in town this week at tending Court. Tbs Judg has won many friends by bis uncessiug efforts ta check tba sggrsaaivs power of corporations, sad will poll a large vote among the farmers aod pro ducing classes irrespective o' politics " Ths 7Wav received last weak a p noted illustration of tbs difference in freight rates upon Oregon railroads and tho of other State. Wo received a type cabinet from New York, and ths freight charges from Portland to Ashland -345 mils wars just thr Urns as much as they we e from New York to Portland over three thousand miles. "Stick a pin in that." A-hlsod Tot ig$. With plessui t eall attention to tbs announcement ia another coin ton of tbs Portland General Hospiul o o;.toy' Horn for tbs Sick 1. i grstif i . tyt know that the who are tut unfort.io v- as to suffer from any of tbs ailment tl h U hair to, mny find at Portland aa iuu:uti'o worthy of oontldeno where tho bast madicsl and surgicsl treatment, nursing and board may be bad. The Turk nh aud Rasstas baths also till a long fell want tbsy are indsad a ne cessity and luxury eombtaed. sot lit 4f r.KSttStt . Dave Malooey, of Ittd'pendunc wa tu Atbaiy Sunday. alias Addie tieorg it visiting in the city, a gnest of her motnar. Mr Martin Payne returned last wssk from s tnp to Il-jiae City. Idaho. !. WHaUM Assistant 8aratary of ths VftUHtf, was to tbecity Monday, Jaa Ualloway, formerly of Lebanoo is now rug stor at Walla Walls. Mr John Simpson, of C irvalli. was io ths eity Katardsy oa bis way to To Dalle. Mr Charles Field aod wife, of Mt Tabor. arrived lu Albany last week 00 a visit with friends, Mr Jhn Purdom and family h .ve i v I to IIrnabor. where Mc Pardon will work in th saw mill. Tbs Dguo- asr otfl acknowledges a esil last Hsturdsy fro a it oSsrmtn yoaog Taa gent friend, Miss Atlis Parkiaaoo. i -rrv Wren, one section boss io Albany, retoroed a few dsys sgo from a trip to Cali fornia, where hs has bssn working. Dr W Capps lsft last Saturday for Wash ingtao Tarn lory to locate. Hi wife will jaia bim when ha finds a suitable plans Tbe ladtet of the Congregational Church gar a very enjoyable social at toe res idea OS of sir A li Wood 10, oa last Kri tsy evening. tam at d TJ S i tea arsTin Tim Dalhsfthie ! dT J,Sl,tVM? io The. ,)!U thl -S J . . . nr s-,n . w w m . m IT 7 T i l . Ji i i i it tbs Grand Lodge of Odd Fellow arasasBr as aawwaaamasiaiamasaa ana smmm' Hsaaiissje as. i Mr Jefferson Skesls snd brother, of across ! ths river, leave to-day for ths Yskima oouo- j trv. to ha won several months The Dlm - i-naT wisbss them asoceaarful trip. j Thia office acknowledges a cal! from Frank C Baker, candidate on the Republican ticket for State Printer. Mr Bker is a brother in law of Mrs Gso Clin, of West Atbsoy. W A Cox, of ths firm of C x k Springer, felt for Ysquina City, last Tuesday, where he goes to do ths brick and plastering work on the new hotel to b built st thst city, Mr Sprenger will join bim next week. Jndge J J Shew, candidate for Curcnit Judge on the Democratic ticket, waa in Al bany Monday and 1 uesday. the Judge is sn able lawyer and will poll a atrung vote ail tbrouffh tbs district. Its wid mane a i . . . , . " n'nua. Last Monday Miss Hannah Warren left I. ... . tr 1 .. lor ner lormer noma in ne ira J3ie. I a a I t i 'nr"mn'f.,? V . .J' 1 01 sue i rsivrvsnsa vuurcu ao nm ' wall party at ths residence of Mrs Hogae, ... ' !.,, I . vpv tdeaaejit 1 Wsaste w s saw v. . w i . , w w - J -w . i triK.,. r. the hiah reenect in 1 ...... r i,;-k Vtiaa Warren ta heM here ObiIv Heir Allvr Thar are hosts of man and wore on who. to use a coin phrase, are only half alive. That is to say. tbsy nave seldom 11 ever any appstits, are nervous, weak, ftdgstty and trouoiaa oy numoariosa amau pains a at ' S and aohes. in tha o rase no of vigorous, ziibersnt vitality hi? seam mora pig miss. Such persons ar u many rna 01 frequently dosing thomsslvos, swallowing in the course or tb year enougn a ruga to stack anv annthooarv'a shoo of average di mensions. This, of ooure,defeats instoad of furthering tne and In view, via., the ra- eovery of health and vigor, were ibey ta soak U from an unfailing source of vitality, Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters, how d liferent would be tbeir ease, Then vigor would return to their debilitated frames.tbe glow I III Ilsmm Lii s Liinii mu uuaaD.vuuii s. usssw- ot health to their wan cbee-is their tremb unoartain Wt WOuld grow firm aud aiaatio. annetlt.4. that nranoest of all aau - oa. would stive a relish for the daily food, were it evor so coarse, an. 1 refreshing uleep wouia crown um ia oi ins osjr. Boots and SBee. N. H. Alien A Co., are now receiving Mae line of boots and shoos, thoy propose ia ths future to nuke a spaoialty of this branch of their business, in addition to a full line of Buohingham A Heoht's make ot boots acd - shoes which for durability cannot bo ex celled, they have a line of Essteru goods of M , iQOladinw a line ef S. D. Sollars A ' Oo" of .delphis, chtldran and misses "hoes, which are as good as any niauutaotur ed. They guarantee eyery shoe just as rep resented. Give them a trial. Parasols, Parasols, I have receiyed this week direct from New York tho laraest stock ot farmou ever brought to this city, consisting of sun nm brsllsrs in silk, silk parasols, satin in blaek and colored, fanoy lined, pongee silk in ecru, (the new thing.) Also children' par asols as low as 25 cents. SaJgCBL K. Youno. PRICES SLAUGHTERED TO THE PEOPLE OF ALBANY AND VICINITY. Wo hs yi oed a stock of ger.f -1 nrre'ianrtisw nx door to Patars fc Stew ail'g hard warn Mora. We Lava . BANKRUPT GOODS That wo will oU out At One-half the Original Cost. inis in atitl hi k at nnr g'vl aod j ri : an 1 wa wdl convtnea you tht sail gwd obasper thnn any storo i i Orogon C m while ha stock is corop!' to olc. from. W wi'.l axc'isngo gooda FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE, At high ihnMigh'nii in trk-'. il" at' rk. W qt 18 POUNDS GOLDEN C SUGAR 81.00. -8 CANS WINSIOWS CORN $1.00. LORIILARD CLIMAX CHEWING TOBACCO 4QC. A PLUG. 3 LB. CAN TABLE FRUITS 20 CENTS. 9 POUNDS NO. I COFFEE $1.00. 25 YARDS PRINTS $1.00. RAYMOND & DRESSER. a. s M.i M, Or., May 10th, i88f. To Sunday School worker of Linn Co , Or. There is to be a large District Conven tion of Sunday School worker in the fit ate House at Salem. July 14th, 1886. Several of the most esperienced and successful Eastern speakers and workers of the Inter national Committee will he present. With out doubt it will prove a most profitable and interesting meeting. To make this a success there mut be a large representation from every Sunday Scttool. The Ministe rial Association of Halem has been request ed bv the International .Secretary to lay this upon the hearts of Sum lay School workers. Please do not fail to give the matter wide notice and your hearty co-operation. More definite word will shortly lie given a to program. gaary slswas. The place ta gt fancy goo 1 of all kiads. is at Moll wain's, fits sprior stock is berst aod there i no divoonot oa its bs'og fwet clssa. Bsrgtia oTirsl "Mistrial" i whst it is oslUd wb Postmaster's account fail to balanc o a ew . A. B Mcliwsio has a large and well select ed stock of new goods, aa tins aa ever brought to Albany. Call 00 him and make yoar selec ting from bis rirt clas stock. la Portland a laboring man can hardly get a bona of any kind for las than $20 a month, more than th highest rant paid in Albany. l.ia a aaeJ. Oa scconnt of tb low priosof wheat floor will be sold at tbs Magnolia Mill st $1. 10 a tack, or ft 40 a barrel, and will be delivered free to all parts of tbe eity, Jackson, of tbs H. O. of Psodlstoo haa just ron acroaa a village that baa increased its population one every fifty years, Ooca it wsa tbe rival of Philadelphia Weal Wanted. Hi(ht market prios in eash paid wool at tb stor of A. B. Mcllwaio. for Walt aper N. H. Aileu A C . new wall papers are now arriving direct from tba factory, all grades now io stock. Call sad esamiae it before purchasing. t On from one to three years time, on good security, In sums of $500 up. Call on Clink, Moxtkith & Co. tr ferd, 1 , Albany. r. 1 DV n b A B. Paxton aod any one oan bay dopli- i nates from tbeir negatives by aaaraaatng S, at tu foui,,,, prio, . 4ri iz, f . . s ner dosan. cabinet sis. tS par doaon, boo doors, 6 per dosan. I keep tba finest I In of Oregon views In the wast. Cata- logo fnrnhhad on application. Copying aim miiaryu um (uuiino' m mywmnj. J. G. Crawford. The nsoer for every t'eket votet on in June has to come through the hands of the Secretary of State, and can only be ordered by the Chairmen of Central Committees. CiMbhsg at Mcllwala'e. By calling at A. B. Mcllwatn a you oan get yoor clothing at prices thst will aston ish you. He has a good stock and is bound to sell it. Hat and Caps It is time to get your spring head apparel. A. B. Mull wain ha a stock of bate of the latest styles, which svery man should ex amine before buying. Chioaao handled .V2.U00.Ut0 nounds of wool last yesr. A steaaartuiaie Trlbase. Sldnev Ourchundro. of Pittsburg, Pa. wr tes: -1 nave osoa ur, wm. nan s Balaam for the Lungs mativ years with the moat gratifying results. The rol eving influence of Hall's Balaam ia wonderful. Tbe pain and rack of the body, incidental to a tight cough, sons disappear by tbe use of a spoonful according to directions. Mv wifo frequently sends for Hall's Bal sam instead of a physician, and health Is speedily restored by its use." tirecertes. N. H. Allen ds Co., keeps a full line of groceries, and they will give you ss much for your money ss you can get in any store ia Oregon . Trv thorn Miracutoa Escape. W. W. Rsed, d rug 4 1st, of Wincht Ind., writes: "Ono of my customers. Mr Louisa Pike,Bsrtonia,Rudolph Co., Ind waa a long sufferer with Consumption.and waa given np to die by ber physicians. She heard of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, and began buying it ef me. In six months' time she walked to this oity, a distance of six miles, and is now so mil oh imnroved she baa oil It using it. She feels she owes bet life to it." Free Trial Bottles at Foabay dt Mason's Drug Store. jssaaawgsr""BsaaMBStBBSSHyg . REDF1ELD. On Mav 18th, in this city, to the wife of F. M. Redfield a girl. HAMMACK. On Tuesday, Iflay 18th, at Leng Station, to the wife of Assessor E. E. Hammacka boy .their first child. aSIRD BISHOP--At Scio, on May 12th, of a cancer, Mr. H. S. Bishop, an old an highly respected citizen of Linn county, HILL.--On May iath, 1 886, at Browns ville, Mr. Claiborj Hill, aged 83. Mr. Hill was a native of Tennessee and was a man highly respected throughout the county. wo a f. ?a pneat, wtIcb IT-JSJI mil H4fs and tap N". M. Alien 4 Ci are now reenvia large stock of hats and cp', chit Inn a st aw, iti season will be made a spec: .' . Bach tea's araitra aalre. Th best salva in thi wor'd for Cut, Urulse. M r. Ulcers. t Kbet-fi. Fever Morea, Tetbir. Cnpped U m l. Chilblatos, trn sni an "sii.n crap i n, sno iot tivaly oiiros t'ds, or no pty required It Isgasrsnteid to give ptrlacl .tisfactioa, or innny rofuudod. Pric 2." cent per ! x for ln by fnabsv at Mason. W hen Bafcy sres sick, sre fare ber CASTOgXA., a CbDd, abe eriad fee CAflTOniA, abe dun to CAWTOBlA, 'Whm tfn krl fliklsan. trbrr iSTsthsm f i "TtU a Home for th Sick. PORTUHB CENEIAL HOSPITAL, Cor. Second awl Ak Street. rolUIID ... . OKCCOS. This insillttte is complete in a I its de partments, snd every effort is made to give it tbe air, diet, nursing and comforta of a homo. 5pe;ai attention to treatment of Chronic ai'd Conatituttonal Oiseases. Paivate rooms for patient treated by outaid physician, and person taking course cf Turkish or Kloctric Bstbs or Otyisn O i. Tna b ba are elegantly fitted up. Physicis visiting Portland are invited to visit ibis institution. TH03. WOOD, Manager Portland CieneraJ Jiosfital Co Notice to Contractor., Notion ia hereby given that sealed bids In accordance with plans and specifica tion now on file at the Clerk office in tba Court House, at Albsny.Linn county, Orogon. will be received by the County r urt or F.inn county, Oregon, at it Jan term, A. D. 1886 to build a bridge acre and over tbe Callipooia river at Boston M ills In Lion county, Oregon. Each bid der shall deposite with bi bid five per cent of tbe amount ot such bid. Said bridge to be 70 feet In tbe clear, of tb Queen truss pattern. The Court reserving the rigbt to reject any or all bids. Bide to be filed with tbe Clerk on or before Wednesday, June &n, 1888, at 1 o'clock, p. m. Done by Um order of tbe Coort, V. AUDsKss, t iera. FARMERS! ATTENTION! Use only the California Hand Forged and Hand Finished SACK NEEDLES with Cutter in tbe eye. Each needle guaranteed. Price, 50 cants. A sk your dealor for them, or order from the manufacturers, wm. Flan, at 8 sxarsset at., a. r. Summons. In the Circuit Cmtrt 0 the State of Oregonor Linn County. Thomas J Hannah, Plaintiff. vs. Robert Morebead and Martha Morehead his wife, James Logan and Mary L Logan bis wi e. John Curl and Elisabeth Curl his wife. William May and Jamea Lapham, John P Humphreys and Mary C Humph reys his wire, J if Irvine ana eoion K , . . a es a ess era t - a e . , a Irvine bis wiro, 11 1 nay, aarau a craig. 1 J Craig and Alice M Craig his wife, W 8 Craig and K Craig his wife, Norah J Itubler.u w tic warn ami varian v How ard, bis wife, Ida Craig, Madge Craig, Inward 8 Craig and Mary Craig hia wife, 0 L Carter, L B Caiter and M A Carter Ids wife, W L Cid and minora v Creed tils wife, A A Keen at.d M 15 Kees his wife, J I. Walker and Charlotte Walker his wife, Deieodanta. To Robert Morehead and Msrtha Mere- bead, Jamas Logan. Mary L Logan, Wil liam May, James Lapham, J B Irvine, Molona E Irvine, H T Ray, Sarah A Craig, T J Craig, Alice M Craig, W S Craig, E Craig, Norah J Kubier, u w tioward. Varian V Howard, Ida Craig, Madge Craig, C L Carter, L B Carter, M A Carter, W L Creed, Leuore V Creod. A A Keea,M EKe,J LW alket ai.d Charlotte Walker, ait wife, the above named Defendants, IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon, you, and each !" yoa'.aro here by reouired to appear an I answer tbe pint Gf the above Plaintiff in tba entUief; Court, now on file with tba C1pk of .o Court bv , he lir8t tl)iv otxht) next regular term of said Court, which said term of Court begins on tba 28tb dsy of June, in the year 1886. t the Court House in Albany, Linn county, Oregon, and you. and each of you, are hereby no tified that if you fail to appear and answer said complaint as hereby required, the Plaintiff will apply to tbe Court for the relief demanded in the complaint herein, to-wlt: For a decree cf Court to quiet tba title to the premises described in the complaint, as follows, towH : The s . of Sac. I), Tp. 10 S of R 1 W of tbe Wil lamette Meridian, in Linn county, Oregon, lying between the south bank ot Thomas Croak and Hsmon Shelton's south line and John Curl's east line, containing 100 acres, more or less ; and that the said De fendants and all persons claiming any interest in saidpremises,or any part there of, by or through said Defendants cr either of tbem.be forever barred from claimo g any right or title or interest in said pi em isoeor any part tnereof excepting the Plaintiff and that ail right title and in terest in or to said premises Hiui every part thereof be decreed to he in (he Plain tiff,bia heirs and assigns lorever, and for the costs and disbursmeiif . T: is Sum mons is publisbed in pursuance or an order made by Hon, 11. f. Hoise, Judge of said Court at Chambers on the 12th day of May. 1886. Msy 12th, 138A. Powell A Bilykit. Attorneys for Plaintiff. X HE BEST THING OUT, the Acmo Harrow ami no farmer cat well afford to be without it. It is the very beet clod oi usher aud pulverizer, leaving the ground aa level as a barn door. Soil only bf Peters A Stewart. JJOPE AND CHAIN. Of all sizes, aa well as baiter chains, cow ehfci is, dog chains, rope halters, etc., for salt by Peters ds Stewart.