The state rights democrat., June 25, 1886, Image 3

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Enteral at the Poet Ofuce at Albany, Or,
an second-class mall matter.
FRIDAY JUNE 25, 1886.
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iKr.ni. inns.. tal iblitar.
PFIOULl. and MiPBB,
4 MAN MMMt TA1TN.
The drowning of a little boy in the ditch
last week will be a caution notice to parents
against allowing their small children to play
near it. The iff. A. T. ha often wondered
that no more wore drowned. While there
have been many cases of children falling
into the canal in thi city in nearly all of
them some one has fortunately been near to
rescue the little fellow.
O
While riding through the country the
other day the M. A. T. was struck by the
following very unique advertisement hung
to some bushes : l,lo not sell your wool
to S E Young until vou have called on
Phil Cohen."
The Dkmocrat's "man about town" on
Tuesday evening run across what he has
been hunting for so long, "the woman
about town. He gave the Old Gal a right
roval reception. They will meet again.
Ahem. -Albanv Ex.
O
Oregon Prohibitionists with one twenty,
fifth of the population cast about one tenth
of the vote of New York State. After all,
that was not very bad.
O
For a city of rings Portland will throw
down the gauntlet with any place in the
world. There arc enough of them there to
weld into an exceedingly long chain ; but
it would be a chain of straw.
O
The M. A. T. hears many complain that
the Chinese pheasant is a consummated
pest. Having seen one, though, strutting
through a field he can testify that they are
a very handsome bird ; and that is about
their size.
lire
On last Monday evening just before sun
down John Koofner, a young man about 3!
years of age, who came out to this State
about a month ago, went in bathing In
Thomas Creek, about three mile above
Scio. He was accompanied by a young
man by the name of McDonald. Koofner
could not swim and was carried out into
the channel and drowned. The channel of
deep water was only about six feet wide and
had the young man been three feet either
way he would not have drowned. He
came near drowning in the same place only
day or so before, but was pulled out and
saved.
Child DrawaML
Thursday evening of last week two child
ren of Fred Lumberg were playing near the
Santiam ditch in the neighborhood of the
Farmers Warehouse, when one of them, a
little boy about two years old, fell in. The
other child did not seem to realize what had
been done, and it was sometime before any
one was notified. As the ditch flows off
into the river just below the place, the child
was probably carried into the Willamette.
Its bodv has not been found.
The Body Fee. act
On Thursday of last week the body of
Sherman McClung, who was drowned a
few days previous, was found by a Celestial.
The body was raised tq the surface by the
water being set in motion by the steamer
Isabel passing over it. The body was brought
to this city and in the evening of the same
day placed in its last resting place, Rev. S.
G. Irvine conducting the services.
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A rtsklag rartjr.
Last Saturday Judge Strahan, J W Cus-
i ck, W B Scott and C W Watts went to
Thomas Creek, which they quite success
fully whipped, catching 182 trout. In hon
or of the Judge's election to the Supreme
bench they ate their trout seasoned with
sugar, not a very highly palatable way, but
an honorable one all the same This sugar
part is intended as a secret and we have
agreed to only tell it to our eight thousand
readers.
New Maaageaseut.
The new officer of the board of directors
of the Albanv Farmer "Co. are M II Wiles,
President, Orri Archibald, Secretary
Messrs. Geo F Simpson, Clay Marshall and
I) Mansfield disposed of their stock, retiring
from the Company completely. Mr Mans
field was Secretary for thirteen years. Un
der the old management the property was a
good one, and no doubt will be under the
nw management. The farmer have al
ways stood by this warehouse.
sa e as
uay Owed.
Last Saturday a suit was brought in the
Circuit Court by St. John and Royal for
$385, Hewitt & Bryant, and Wolverton &
Irvine being attorneys for the plaintiff. The
complaint allege that ths amount stated is
due on the contract for building the Sander
son bridge. The bill had been presented to
the County Court and refused payment
UUeredltable.
The dilapidated walk which leads out to
the city cemetery is a discredit to the city.
For a hundred yards east of the cemetery
the walk is impassible and the haggard con
dition of things call ; 1 mdlv upon the Coun
cil to take some action in the premise.
To strangers it will be regarded as a dis
grace to the city.
Vreaeklaig.
The Rev. F. II. Post, of Qrego.n City,
will hold divine i-ervices in St. Peters Epis
copal Church in this cky, on Sunday next.
June 27th, morning and evening. All are
invited to attend.
UeMttstry.
Dr. J. T. Tate, D 'ntist, will practice one
day in each week at .each of the following
named places : Lebanon on Tuesday,
Halsey on Thursday, Jefferson on Friday,
and will be prepared to perform operations
without pain. He will be at his office in
Albany on M,ond iy, Wednesday and Sat
urday.
Weel.
Highest cash price paid for wool by Mon
teith & Seitenbucb,
FOR BARGAINS IN
lite
trifftut if ilia
The Brownsville tfreatrlery is working up
a nice business.
Spring wheat at a whole will be a failure
unless there Is rain.
The Magnolia Mills are soon to have
some new underpinnings.
A splendid line of furniture is observed
in Wm Port mil let- & Co's rooms.
The two Albany foundries have several
contracts ahead and are quite busy this
month.
Zeyss & Hochstedler have very deserved
ly worked up a planing mill business of
good proportions.
Albany takes the lead among valley
towns in'the furniture business. Hve fac
tories are being run steadily.
The large shipment of soda waters from
Hoffman Pfeiffers soda works announces
hot weather In unmistakable language
In a certain part of this county farm
hands have clubbed together and refuse to
make contracts for harvest work for less
than $1.50 a day.
The grading being done on Sixth street
in this city is not generally appreciated by
Albany people. If the matter were to be
voted on there would be few ayes.
We are assured now for certain that
work will be begun on the O P extension in
a few days, and some one else says he does
not believe Albany will be reached this
season.
Robinson & West's saw mill in this city
is now closing its season's work, having
about exhausted its supply of lumber. A
few more days and the mill will be shut
down for several months.
The last "Yaquina" brought in a large
amount of freight for Albany and valley
merchants. Mr Rice informs us that an
other steamer will be put on, and improve
ments made on the river so that boats can
be run during the whole year.
The work of Albanv carpenters may be
seen for miles into the country. A few
days ago a Democrat man saw Mr J H
Campbell superintending the construction
bia new residence for Mr Parsons about
five miles from here on the Lebanon road.
Probably no flouring mill in Oregon runs
so steadily, year in and year out, as the Red
Crown Mills. Their sales are large. Capt.
Lanning has worked up a big trade. He is
everywhere over the Northwest, and often
we lose track of him ; but the big ship
ments of flour always explain matters.
Under the supervision of Mr J J Dorristhe
old Simpson VV a rehouse is being placed in
a thoroughly reliable condition. A new un
derpinning, new roof, new bins, making it a
good warehouse. Young Brothers will run
it the coming fall. They are reliable men.
By the wav we suggest that a permanent
name be given it, so that its old name, an
unpopular one, may be lost sight of.
The Best Separator factory has shipped
machines to San Francisco bv everv Ore
gon Pacific steamer that has left here since
Mr Ilest went to California two or three
months ago. Fiftv-four mounted separa
tors and a large number of fanning mills
and other machinery have been sent. Har
vest is now in full blast in the Sacramento
and San Joaquin Yalleys. The crop is an
uncommonly good one.
State TsstefSar
Following is the general program of the
State Teacher's Association to be held at
Yaquina City, July 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th,
1886 :
DEPARTMENT OF THEORY AND PRACTICE.
i. Organization of Schools.
3. Principles of Instruction.
3. Methods of Teaching.
4. The employments of the School.
5. Government of the School.
6. School Legislation.
7. The authorities of the School.
SCIKXCE AND ART DEPARTMENT.
1. Familiar Science In the School room .
2. Industrial and Free-hand Drawing in
Public Schools.
3. Scientific Temperance Instruction.
4. Object lessons In Phvriokwv and Hy
giene.
K I NDERCARTRN DEPARTItENT.
I. Methods of Kindergarten Instruction.
2. Occupations for children in Primary
acnooia.
3. Means and Expedients found helpful
In doily School Life.
4. How should efficient Training Schools J.
he ottranired ' I
department.
Readings in Science ; Readings in Travel
ana An ; rveaumgs in mograpnv ; r. catl
ings on General Subjects.
. . 1 1 1 1 1 . . r. . I
Course of Study Aims and methods of ;
Spare minute course ; Arrangement of
classes, etc.
COLLEGE AND I'NIVERSETT DEPARTMENTS.
z. Examinations ; methods of.
2. How far should studies be optional ?
.3. Class management.
4. Means and expedients found helpful
in daily College life.
.. The limits of co-education.
6. Rules and regulations ; Inter-State
series.
7. Relation of College and Public School.
S Rrnuirrmrnti of admission to I rnllecre
o. Wliat are the proper sphere of the in-1
ductive and -deductive methods of instruc-
tion f
DEPARTMENT OP SUPER I NTENDENCE.
I. State, county, city, and town
super-
vision of schools
2. Supervisions in country schools.
3. Superintendents their relation
and
dutie to their teachers.
INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT.
1. Manual training in general education.
2. rnop-wora vs. scnooi-wora.
1 TnHiiatria! Hit-afinn an element nt
harmonious culture.
4. Hand work in school.
GENERAL AXD MISCELLANEOUS
DISCVS-
SIONS.
r 1: . f ff . a 1 ji .
the resting of pupTu ; hoW teVduce them
to read the best literature.
2. Moral Education in the Public School
-"Band of Mercy"-" Vice for the Speech-
ess -aroor nay "Memorial i-ay, etc.
3. To what extent can the Kindcrearten
School become a part of our Public School
s v stern.
4. Sanitary Appliance, of Public choo .
5. Oral Instruction m Primary school.
6. The question of Corporal Punishment.
7. The Recess and Whispering problem
recess, or no recess ; whlspertng, or no
whispering ?
8 Exhibitions and Literary exercises in
Public Schools.
9. The Teacher's Legal Relations.
10. What motives and incentives to study
ought to be appealed to ?
it. Supplementary reading in rrimary
and Grammar Schools Newspapers and
magazines, etc.
13. School officers and business men
their duties and relations to the Public
Schools.
The day and evening exercises will be In
terspersed with good music, vocal and in
strumental. Daily program of the work of the Asso
ciation will be printed and furnished to the
members at the opening of each morning
session
The last evening of the Association will
be devoted to a Literary and Musical En
tertainment, and a social re-union.
The Very Best.
I haye added to my boot and shoe stock a
line of the celebrated Latird. Schoher k
Mitchell, Philadelphia Fin Shoe for ladies,
misses and children. Acknewledged by
dealers generally to be the best value and
best fitting fine shoe made. Widths C, D, E,
and EE. A child can buy as cheap as a man
Samuel E. Young,
Sole Agent, Albany, Oregos.
FURNITURE GO TO
tTttttBftt IVBftTa,
Judge David Davis Is slowly tiyirif .
Mountain parties are too numerous
to
keep track of.
Tacoma claims a population of 7,000, and
is steadily growing.
Several Linn county boys will leave in a
few weeks for Eastern schools.
$30 a head was paid for a band of cattle
In Crook county recently.
Out of 306 ballots cast In Prinevitie pre
cinct only eight were straight tickets.
Hon C W Johnston has assumed the
duties of Register of the land office at Rose
burg. At a $400,000 Are In Boston, Mass., last
Monday several person were burned to
death.
Mr A Burr, the Wtst Short artist was In
Albany last week, making sketches for that
enterprising journal. ,
Hermann was the first Congressman
elected to the fiftieth Congress. Tie needs
something to give him notoriety.
Roy Brown, a ten year old boy, was
drowned at Lafayette last Monday. Little
boys should quit this sort of business.
The Saunders case 1 the first on the
Circuit Court docket. His trial will prob
ably be begun the first of the week .
Miss Clara Folts, who lectured in Albany
last winter to a house of eight has been in
Portland on her way home to San Francis
co. The horrible charactures of Cleveland's
wife now appearing in our exchanges are
fearful apologies for real artistic work. We
are a long sintering people.
Linn county needs rain for the Spring
wheat bad. While- a good sized shower
struck Marion county last week only a few I
drops touched this county.
The reason the Coquille IltraU did not
get out an election extra was that some of
the men who were to bring In the returns
got on sprees and did not bring in the re
turns.
Dr Barker, formerly of this citv, was
beaten by a few votes for Coroner f Uma
tilla countv, and Dr Kirkpatrick, once a
resident 0 Scio, was elected to the same
office in Polk county by one vote.
During 1885 the amount received by the
insurance companies of the coast in pre
miums was $4,54 1,268, and the amour ft
paid out for losses $3,033,115. Notwith
standing the large difference, after making I
allowance lor expenses, the rates have been
increased already this year. Let's kick.
There is somewhat of a contest going on
In New York City to suppress the Immodest
cigar cards displayed promiscuously. Some
of the same ones'are seen in Albany ; but
then we are a frontier people and Comstock
does not live here.
A Portland paper say's that the reason
why Judge Strahan ran behind his ticket in
Benton county, is because he has been an
active worker ia have the Yaquina road
brought to Albany, which destroys the
chances of Oorvallis as a terminal city .
Mr J P Galbraith, the newly elected
County Clerk, has been bookkeeper for the
llrownsville Woolen Mills lor eight year
past, and has given the best of satisfaction,
and It is hoped the company will be as for
tunate in their selection of another gentle
man to fill his place. Got . Oregomutn.
Jos F Cos, a young man of 17, of Co
quille City was shot by Fitte Anderson the
other dav through the back and instantly
killed, lie was mistaken for a bear. By
the way some of these men who carelessly
mistake their companions for bears should
be made an example of.
In Portland '.ast Mondav Dick Gerdes
was elected Councilman In the First Ward,
R H Schwab in the Second Ward and
Tyler Woodward in the Third Word. J Mc
L Harvey, J W Holman and George Her
red were elected Police Commissioner.
The Ortgouiau characterizes this as a whis
key victory.
Morrow and Gilliam Counties, in Eastern
Oregon, had red hot contest on the count?
seat question in the late election. Hepner
IMS, U.a SJUJ. m inc mrmcr coumy or i
. f 1 . , .t m . a I
tvic, snu Arungwn retains mc ( imn
House in Gilliam countv, though Fossil re
ceived the most votes. A third place receiv
ed enough to prevent a majority being re
ceived. 1rls
A Democrat man was one of a party of
twelve to visit the summer resorts at Ws-
. , ci.m i-v. a a
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I day of last week. Clouds with silver linings,
sa -st ui wjzs wi 1 ass 1 s aw ss wmsysiisj es sv
atmosphere, mode the time an auspicious
one for such a trin.made durinsrthc summer
-
by hundreds of Linn county's citizens.
Through a fine grain country to at least
ae a a . a a . ft 111
some distance beyond Lebanon, it afforded
an opportunity to obsers-e the condition of
the crops. We are able to report fall wheat
as looking very fine, but on spring wheat a
tinge of yellow was seen, and sometimes a
stunted appearance.that did not augur well.
yet considerable spring wheat is bound to
spring into twenty dollar pieces, rain or no
rain. All through the country it is agreea
ble to notice an improvement going on in
the appearance of farm buildings,new hous-
nd 01 utv -tructnre, going up all
falong the line. A drive of three hours and
a few minutes brought us to Waterloo.where
Mr. J. G. Gross took possession of our ef-
m I
fects and told us to sail in and make our-
elves at home. Mr. Gross keens a arood
m ...1... .1,1. i,.i.. .-a I
eesw-rt srtvSfee es eesssssss Miwiv essssJl swsswms w we
to treat his guest in a Kentlemanlv manner.
Without any exception Waterloo b the
w w
most romantic spot this side of Fish Lake. I
The foot bridge across the Santiam, the
cuiwui lorinauons, inc soua springs, uic
roaring, ringing, frothy falls always singing
their mountain song.the dilapidated looking
the .pot n enchanting one, magnlneent
contemplation or hilari-
I ty. the democrat man, who vtsitea it
for the first time, fell in love with it. The
water th, bubhlini. UD frQm thc coot
i ... 7 . L a,
rocki l ,ree to all notwithstanding Mr.
j Gross has been forbid allowing hi guests
I w partake of it. The trespass notice was
by , man with little authority a
e J t '
th man m the moon.who is making hnmclf
J the laughing stock of the country round
about on account of his curious conduct
No attention is paid to him at all. The
properties of the water there are fine and
have put vigor into many a sickly form
Several are tenting there with much benefit
to themselves. Sunday, though, i the day
of day, large crowds going on that day.
Mr. g. A. DeVaney teaches the country
school, and informed us that the number of
his scholars was four Gross, one dozen and
eleven. Take your choice between 599 and
ay.
Friday noon we stopped at Soda v ill e on
our way home, getting a good drink of the
healthy beverage of that city,from it neatly
arranged springs. Sodaville has many at
tractions and, we understand, is a very pop
ular place this summer,the number visiting
it on Sundays being uncommonly large.
Linn county is very fortunate in the num
ber of its resorts. Did the Northwest have
a population of the Atlantic coast states
Linn county alone would present its Sara
toga Springs, Ballston Springs and Deer
Lodge.
Tbe nicest and cheapest line of ladies fine
hoe in town csn be found at
Read & Bbownbll's.
We are again handling cheese from tbe
noted Spencer cutter Factory.
Read A Brown ill
WM. FORTMILLER
CtsUCIf Ct?f.
Following a list of cases 0-1 t he docket
of the Circuit Court, to meet at the Court
House in this city on next Monday :
t. State of Oregon agt W W Saunders.
Murder In the first degree.
a. State of Oregon agt James St Impson.
Larceny.
3. American Mortgage Co of Scotland agt
T J Hill, et al. Confirmation.
a. TJ Hanntth agl Roht Morehead. To
quite title.
5. Assignment of Thos Moutelth Son,
6. S A Newhouse agt Wm Ncwhouse.
Divorce.
7. I L Cowan aut C H Ralston et al.
Foreclosure.
8. Board of Commissioners ugt Alley Ann
Farrier. Foreclosure.
9- H A Holtnanet al agt Tempa llunt,et
al. Partition.
10. T J Creighton agt J M Wilson et al.
Action on note.
It, W H Baher agt OP Scott et al.
Equity to set aside deed.
13. Martha J Needham ugl Fidelious
Needham. Divorce.
13. Ho Chas (Little Jim) agt Lop Chlng
(Jim Westfail.) Action on account.
14. Fred Hrannlng agt Wm Brenner. To
recover possession of personal property.
1 5. The Dundee M & T Co agt F S Ken
dall. Foreclosure.
16. IF Conn agt Ellen McDonald. Ac
tion to recover money on contract.
If, II D Burkhart agt Robt L Burkhart.
Partition.
H. Jas A Hearing agt (ieo Slaven. Kqul
ty to recover possession of real property.
19. Assignment OI 1 Mcniung.
ao, W 11 (ioltra agt J II Foster. Equity
to set aside deeds.
aa. M Alexander aut Peter Bilveu. Writ
of review.
33. I D Miller agt W Johnson et al. Ac
tion on note.
34. John McCoy agt J F McCoy et al.
Suit tu convey title.
3. D Harrcll agt M Alexander et al.
Confirmation.
4 W F Terhunc agt Jos E Archibald
Damages.
37. W W Rlcluirdson agt Samuel Doty-
Action on note.
38. lohn Conner ant D M Cooper et al.
Foreclosure.
30. Prior Wilson agt J
K Wilson. Par-
tit ion.
3a John Robnett et al, agt .. I ..! Dist-
37. Action to enjoin the payment of mon
ey.
31. E G Cox, et al agt Elizabeth Cox.
Partition.
3a. John S Morgan agt Francis E Mor-
gan. IJivorce.
33. Sarah J Morris agt Jesser Morris,
Divorce.
34.
A D Leedy agt School Hist. 31. Ac-
tion on contract.
35. Assignment A B Morris.
36. Geo D Overton, el ol agt
Morel:
Keener, Partition.
37. W F Settlemier agt Jusiah Burrell et
al. Confirmation.
38. J H Burkhart, adm'r agt Joseph Al
lison. Confirmation
39. D M Cooper agt Nathan Whealdon
et al. Kquitv.
40. G W Houck agt Enoch Miller. Fore
closure.
41. John A Crawford agt John Foster et
al. Foreclosure.
43. F A Watts agt Jacob Miller, et al.
To set aside deed.
43. Assignment .f K I. Stevens.
44. Ladd & Bush agt J B Henderson.
Force knure.
af, G F Crawford agt T J Faulkner.
Foreclosure.
agt Isaac McClung
J im
Confirmation
47. Richard Villlams agt James Keener.
Confirmation.
48. St. John Si Royal agt Linn countv.
Balance on contract for repairing Sander
son bridge.
Esanger.
What dereliction of duty Is brought to
the door of our city authorities when we
look around and sec the dilapidated side
walk that sure u in the face on many of
our tree's. Why are not these side walks
repaired ? Was not a general order made
sometime ago by the Council that certain
walks should be repaired r Is it not true
ouf dlUeBf pj ,t oncc
to repair their walk while others are al
lowed to go free ? Why this favoritism?
There are a great many place in wakl
that are dancerou and may be when the
city has to pay a large sum by way of dam
ages our City Council will wake up. There
is very general complant about the matter.
Citizen,
to Farmers
We desire to call the attention of farmers
j of Linn county, Brownsville and vicinity
to our Ending twines and harvest oils.
V,B8 r)OUKni ine. me ,n wn ,ow- "e
. f a. t al I
are PP ana can itinmn mrmcr mr.r
twine and machine oils at much hwr
ft'urrx than ever akareaaoaaf hrfor. Don t
" "
11 to call ami get our prices oeiore purcnas
-la a m . . . a
eisewnere-ior we mean jtui wnat we
Thompson & Waters.
Brownsville, Or., June 23rd, 1886.
1 Have Cease.
I am here at the front with a colt wldch
rj-.which weighed at that time 877 pound..
HI stock isone-fourth Percheon.one-fourth
oll(u, t-i8.i. mvu..., ,..8
Paul Jones,one-eighth Giant and one-eighth
Morgan, I will exhibit him against any
1 colt in the county for all purpose horses.
J. M. Marks.
Travel,
Travel is said to have opened briskly
on tbe W V A C M W U. The road ia ssid
to be dry and nice. Blackberries are report
ed to be shnndant slotu the Stntism from
Lower Sods Spring on up to Seven Mile
Hill. Fish in the greatest abundance at
Fish, Lava and Clear Likes. All this we
ebtsia from a gentleman who arrived from
Prineville last week.
It niter is eastern: ra.
We are now delivering butter of a super
lor quality to special customers in Albany
Lhe delivery will be made on each Saturday
by Master Carey Crawford, who is aatiinnz
ed to receive payment for the same. Cus
totnr Solicited. Orders can be left at Head
k Browneli's or with Carey Crawford
J. M. Makks.
Tiie Dims Binder.
We mean the new steel frame Osborne
No. 1 1, to be found at our agriculture house,
A neater, nicer and better twine binder can
not be found in the U. S. Its work in this
county alone speaks for n. All the farmers
want it, because nothing else can do the
work it does. Other binders are taking a
retired seat for it. It is the very best binder
and that is the reason for it. Call and see
the 18S6 binder with its perfected improve
ments. Twine and wire in abundance at
our office.
Deyoe & Run son ,
& CO'S. FULL LINE
HOMS Affft AB0Att
F M Krenoh, jeweler.
Central Howard is in Pi tl m l.
Tils h'ut luraesj st J J Dmruiile.
Albany is illltug up with usw atorss.
J. F, Wallace, l'hysioian and Hurgeou, AN
bany, Or.
Bsdsteds frain two dilUrs up st W Kjrt
miller 6 OuV
Old silver is worlh 83 j. pur u in tra ! at
V W Carter's.
llsjt'i A UrownsH's st.iok f fsQs gr.tcorio
is utisquslod.
A (ins lint) of tub wo. a 1 i ;itrt ntilinl
A liruwusli'.
Aud now it im :l-,. l that Aibvty h is a
genuine wife beater.
All of us hsvs ooooludo 1 to oslebrsts ths
4th of July iu Labaoou.
All ths grjoariss you can carry fur a do'
lar at Head A BrowaeU's,
Six shave for a dollar aol a uhau towil l
every customer, at I Viwrick's.
For the bait ooa'soti'in try, ti ium, 4r -oeriss,
etc., uli 011 llulfinsa A Faiifr.
V SI French, aj-oot Sinjsr Mauufsoi'triag
Co., opposite Odd i'oilowf Tsdipltf, Albauy.Or.
Pick up that old g ld jiwslry and bsv it
male into a mc gold ring at r W 0 wear's.
Dt. M. H. Kills, physician aud surgooo
Altuiiy, Oregon. UU mli in city or
oouutrv,
Mr Hub Urysnt is hud I1114 a ua looking
uunriisn rosi'leuo ou hi pUus just east ol
ths eity.
The Uulveraalisl 8tta C invention con
vened at ttia Kfaugelieal charuii 14 ttit city
yesterday.
Hboes, sandals sud slippers 'or Ud'es,
misses, children aud luhtute, at Mooteith A
Switeoosens.
If you want to mi'm h is m pra tent
get woo of those Uststi rosier at rV .-.rt.
miller A Co a.
L Seadsra i- Co., IVinovilta, are rstir
inu from busiue tlisrc. Ton ofLr thstr
amirs stock lor sale.
Oo to Prushsw's usw Detti .1to" for pure
drugs, patent msdioints, elo. Prescriptions
csreiully compounded,
Fur rant bare in good u mtitioo, nar
cornr KiUsrt'rth ud 4 ih Str.ot. Fur par
ticulars call at this ollios.
Inside blinds liavu been utacsd U the
school house-, sad the yard will soon be
fenced, needed improvements.
Burkhart A Pfeiffsr are doing sum line
work io tbetr Job Printing .1 - Nuw is
the time to get good work st low Ufurms.
Hev J i- Mereaner, of Independence, aud
Miss Ksohel hsnghery. were recently nulled
io msrrtgo. Btsnop Uttbs otflotatiug.
W I Vawter, of llalsey, will teach the
Bigeue City schools. Tbs position was of
ferssl Prof Lonsway, Albany's new reeebsr.
ACimmi nleiyof Ktd fbts Templsr i to be
org-uosed iu tins eity tlite( Friday) evening .
It wail be called Tvrnple ComoiaiMlery No 3
Dr. J. P. Wallace has Icosted hi utfi to in
the OTocle Blocs just north uf thi Daao
crat office, where uis frtsuda will tiud nun.
Prof Lotuwsy baa porohaaed the residence
00 the corner of Kl is worth mod Fifth street,
of Mr Froman sad will move into it neat
week.
O. W Mas ton, Physician aa-l Surgeon,
Aluaoy, Oregon. Graduate of the Ciitcttiuati
College of FnystcuMM sad Surgeons, Cincin
nati, Ohio.
Whdo iKMMtmg of large treat eatchas Mr
L W Ltoyoe is eutttlad to uotu-a Toe lirst
of the week to one day he captured four all
by himself.
Ist Fr.ds Mr Maple, rsMtdioa' in the
Ft- st Ward, was trying to catch a clf who
he fll,slnsiog on bis shouUUr.snd dislocat
ing hi arm.
m rurtmiuer ci. nave soon vcy ;
neuiv luiuuhed loruiture romu. Tnv du-
pUy i ip natlVESJRe
...id t.v 11
goo U to uo it with.
A WOOl pool Of 13,0 JJ jiii.il. r . Lilly
gotin up uy someol swefSS4P ata tai
from Albaay resaltod islit 1 m ." ,. td
being reetvd far It.
Shoo Id yon desire to sell yir projHtf
osll ou ttorabsrt A Kseoey as taey slvtr;i
praparty placed Im thU hsul, ad i'targo
nothing oolesa they effect sale.
tmn aunh aa U H Kanator Vmrli HM al
fa liana, mtm loud in tbeir prsise of St Jac b
Uil a an instantaneous cam .r rn u nitn.n
ne trsJgis, sciatica and other b lily uns.
Among the grsduste from the A no J
tural Omlega Corvallia lt w.-s.
Mias Mtnnia McParland. th a- n i. i . !
daughter of Mr L McKarlaod of tti fl . '.v
Prof Campbell has resigned om ponton a
the Agricoltstral Callage at Corvallia. He
will be sucoeeded in toe Msthemittosl de
partment by Mr Wimberly, receotly from
the East.
Seventh Day Adyeottste and Uoivsrsstists i
hsvetsseu i I ling meetings in the tout cor- i
... OL ul tfl.ai.lli.lM.1 I ..... 1
liar m Hiu ii'"ii"'m.h im ttmni
.00 ha been fair. Sunday mgbt it was un-
commonly large,
Coder the new echedolo of time on the
Orecoa Pact ho s passengar can leave Port-
tan.t 10 the morning ami react 1 equina nay
in the eseuiug. Tom mskea it very oooven-!
lent for the traveling public,
Ayer's Sarssparills operates radically upon '
and through the biuod, and 1 a safe and ab j
solate core for the various d'eaosee, 00m -
phunte, sud duerders, due to inability, or to
fljse constitutional taiut or iafectmo.
Everybody's ooropaa'ionia nobody's friend,
but Red Stsr Cough Care ia everybody's .
friend. Prof (irothe, of the Brooklyn Bosrd
of Hea'Mi. endorsee it ss prompt, safe, snd
sure. Price, twenty five cents a bottle.
The friends here nf A W Charlton, of Lake
co ii.iy will be tied to hear of bis re-election
to the tin e ol Mi -nit of I bat county hy the
ba'Klsome BsSMtlty of 200, where the Ueino-
cratic msiortty is about 10 1. Mr Charlton
ia ason of Shettfl Chailtou of this county. 1
The new foundry firm of Cherry A Han -
shew era already working up a fine business.
Both geuUetusu understand tbetr machine
and foundry business completely and do not
propose to be excelled tit then work in Ore
gon
A new stsge has been put on the line be-
tweeo Albany sod Corvallia. It leaves Cor-
vaiits. immediately alter the arrival ot the
whio, lTW Oorr.lli. (of th. B.y at
p. m.
Parties wautiog tint-class work 011 i u
and shoe done shojld call on Mr J W U-ntt
ly, a trutd and reliable workman, ilia
family and interests are here and he is en
titled to the b-sst nitroatgs ot oar cttu -m
Call on him at his' shop next east of Coorsd
Meyer.
LaatSatufdav tins bodv of an unknown
mkn was found ou Howell Prairie, in Mariuo
county, iyiug nssr a hay took. It was
buried without being idontr.i t. Inc inau
had worn blue overalls and bloOM, aud had
a slight red beard.
The problem ot bettering oor school ys
tern can only be properly solved by hiving
a better clssa of teachers that is teacher
who understand their work from a scientist
standpoint. The State Norm! $ohnol is
preparing teachers tor tins ltih Olass ot
work, sud should recaive ths .u,port and
encouragsment of every friend of e--luoati.ni.
Tbe meed of merit f-ir pronmtitw personal
aothetio is duo to J 0 Ayer A ' , whose
Hair Vigor is a universal lieantitisr of the
hair, harmless, effective, agreeable, it
ranks among indispensable articles of the
toilet. To scanty looks it gives luxuriance ;
and withered hair it clothes with the hue of
youth.
Send Burkhart si Ksfuev uamis and ad
dresses of friends desiring information of Ore
gon and they will send them oopies of the
iiVa Estate Conveyor which contain a com
plete discription o' one county iu each issus
with ather desirable information as weather,
market reports, eta
Mr Percival, of Shedd Precinct, was io
the city Tuesday with a very peculiar oat
ural shaped place of maple timber. The
small limbs seemed to have forgotten the
regular course and were Inrawd iround so as
to form part of a chair, into srhiai Mr P. is
haying it transformed.
A hoe race between au Albsny and a
Benton countv voung man the first of the
week, resulted iu victory for the farmer.
Victory was snatched from the jaw of de
feat by a lucky thrsst of the hose down the
Benton county boy's back. The way the
rainwater flew was a caution.
OF UPHOLSTERED
County Clerk elect J.P Oslbralth a few
flays age resigned as Secretary of the Browns
villa. Woolen Mills, when O F Coshsw, Jr.,
was appointed to succeed him. A better
selection ouold not have been made. The
appreciation iu which Mr 0lbraith was
huld by the Company was expressed by the
presentation to him of a Hoe suit of clothes.
A ns Jrspaper in Illinois recently brought
suit against forty three men who would sot
pay their subscription ssd nhUibsd a judg
ment in each esse for the fuli mirm.it of ths
claim. Of these, tweaty-siht rnsds stfiJe
vit that they owned no more property than
the law allowed them, thus prtventiu at
tschtueute. Then under a 4svnsici of the
Hupieme Court they were a rested for petty
Isrcsny and bound over in the sum g.loO
each. All but six gave best while the
others treat tb jail. There is a moral io the
shove, hut its too obvious to 10 e 1 pointing
out. -tUx, ,
Following sre the new rl rUd olHcers to
the Oiand Idge of Oom! Tmpl ire of Ore
gon ; Z T Wright, Grand Csiel Templar ;
Hsmuel HobsoH, of Ifewberg, Grand 0 tun
nilor ; Mr K M Vandervert, of Hdem.Urend
Vtoe Templsr ; J K liooston, Orsnd Hecre
ary 1 J H Lsinhurt, Tressn r ; J tue K
vVmlsn, tjttperiiitendsot nf .1 jvemla Tern
plars ; J W Webb, W H Jam-s. Itepras-io-
tstivas to Might Worthy Grsn I I. Iks to bo
hsld st Haretogt Hprings, N V; J K BoJ
ton ssd T Wiiht Trustees of the Orphan'
Hnma. Appointed oilirs 1 i.rand Chap
lain, J W Webb ; Grand Marsh si, J J
Browo ; Gran Ooerd, Ella Fluids ; r nd
Sotinel, Charlsa Vauderveit : Grand d-s-
' K'T, R G Junkiu
Ths July number of Frank italie's Sunday
.Vu nunr op.-ns with 111 eru I by the Rev
Frederick f'embr on 'M ho i;harterhouse
Lostdsg : Its Hospital aaaj rublicHchool,"
with a number of quaint sud cirt ms illus
trations, including a portrait of Mir rhomae
M itiou, ths founder. Five nar haaatlfai II
lustrations of Laray Cay, io p,4.. Oo . Va.,
are given, with desortpti VI- Ptsse l'w
H cou trt ho tea a nm-1 . remiotsctio of
Carl Maris Von Wei wr i l. iri Ion 5 mol
Mrs Augehoe B Alexander o,t,. "A Floa
forGirls." Tiie author of ' fYiiitasita Diys"
takas her readers thrugh t 'ut.igur, up thm
Rhioe, sod lands thm iu Mains. The fl rv
Geo W Nichols bagiiis a nw aeries of ies
tera from Waldegrsv C.tMge," dwlinc with
sme remini- oences of the late Civil War in
No. I. Or Talmsgr's sermon ia on " The
Nswspsper I'reaa as an Ally of the Folpit
lha serial stories" I'he Gios Hbe Wor,"
bv L T Meade ; Faoiiaa,- by the Rev A C
llavsrttok end The Tjitr Room" by
Mr Mole worth sre oootlnued ; and there
are msny short sketches end poem and a
nnmberof faJt-pae besotilel eugravtogs.
rtiis aambot is tn flrst of the tweatseth
s-wlume, and this u a gol tisjM to subaetiba
for the msgsaine.
son it a rr.ut t .
Hon J J Daly
city this week.
of Idls, lis. (Man io the
Henry asd Miss Batn Conner are ,uu"ui
relatives in rortlaml.
lr wucr Hthi-nun u in H-attle. th
rfoeat of his aged father.
Secretary of State Krhsrt is ia th city,
alao ex Governor Chadwtck.
District Attorney Chsmlr;in t attend ing
Court io SsJem this week.
Mr I. Sender arrived in Albsny Tucsdsy
with altout twenty head of fj um.
Will SmiMn, ..f t' natjlls eoonty, is in
the eity visit tog relatives aid f leads.
Mrs L A MeCmoeti an I Mr and Mrs Mil
lar sre visiting f rien Is in MoMinuville.
Miss Csrrie Ffeiffer, who has beee attend
ing reboot at Salem, is boat on her vacation.
Krve Hrodt-rson. f Oakland came down
to this eity 00 TueswLy .sod returned on
Wednesday. e
Joe Webbc. Jr., was ie the city s short
time last week. Joe is making a nretlas
insurance man.
Billy" Msnsfield. 1 the lsvUr of Car-
I SSI . . m . w .7
V"'"- ia b CJty -Ssror-lsy. H is gt-
nog fjuite priiy ia apjieara os.
MrWACs returned s few days ago
from V 1:11104 City. bero he has been bull
ing nd ptasteriog the near h tl.
BJ Purree, National Bi-n Iospeetir was
N Albany last Hsturday. fl- fuind the Pirt
Nati-.oial II ink of this ettr i-, ., , O K o-Midt-
VI r W A Wash. travaJii.i
. . . .
i 4j .11 . n . . .. ...
rsii 1 om iKitujncrr, was tu Ainat
We.lnsasiay.
.Mr Wm st tie f Molr af the
I J mi- '.! tie (J'tztttf.
Mr Mullen, of the firm af D B Monteith
hi' . left last week for California in the
: t iterwet of tbaCurren feuit dryer, and will
Of .1.4 My be gone ttntd fall.
W K Iteid, Hi Keuteo. Mr Bhwtee and
; Robert Br tu. left Wednesday moeuing f-w
j QasjtawtBe mi the Middle Fork of the Saoti
aan, where they wilt fl.h. hunt, proapect and
recreate generally. IUw the n.h, deer, aa
! taUttt. Iear. elk and grab will suffer. The
in. Moo auriferous deposits wit! b br"Usht
to light in great abundance.
i w ,, ... ,
f" lh 4th of Jn,y
j " July 3 Thatunght.
j Casta ty t'ettrs.
,
Alt aj.unicd meeting of the Countv
Court was held last Wednesday.
In the matter of the building of bridge
across the Calipooia at B.rdon Mills the
contr tct was let to St. John & Stone.
The bonds of Sheriff elect US Smith
and Surveyor E T T Fisher wen? presented
and approved.
J L Stewart was granted lumber for Dist.
40.
A Condra was authorized to make ar-
ningement for repairing
i.iJc
acrosf
Calipooia Creek in Dist 29.
A Blackburn was appointed
Supervisor
of Dist. 30.
J II Lame was allowed scraper for Dist.
33-
The botid of J. P. (Jslhraith, c Ntatf clerk
elect Wsa duly approvssl.
The following bill were ordered paid :
Geo Humphrey, canvassing vote. ... $3.30
W J Stewart . ". 6.40
A H Marshall, hire of team c.00
J M Irving, postage. 2.00
2j &Sinlth,dinaterkr. 'Too
4.U0
The !)' v Sid Telephone is the oa.t.e of
MuMiuu villes new pap-jr. It presents an
eUctricsl appearance. Uelluheilo.
Dismissed.
Lsst Tuesday El, Buhnema i complained
to Justice Humphrey of en assault by Mr.
J. A. Grou, of the Depot Hotel, when Mr.
(Irons was arrested, sud Wedoesdsy mrn
iuK tried before Mr. Humphrey snd hiuu.ra-
biy acquitted. A nearly as Me can :aru,
Mr. Grosa was at work 00 his place n -r the
city when Buhneman, who had previously
bt-en ejected from the Dpot Hotel 00 account
of drunkeuneas, put iu sa appistraaco and
inaitiug htmoif obnoxious was put out of
the garden,
11 us aud Caps
N. H. Allen Sc. Co., are now
large stock ef hats aud dp
recatviug 1
children'
straws, iu ssason will be made a specialty,
A rent Kxcnrsltin-
livery oue on tie go, l&ouu arriving oy
try minute st ths store of Monteith A Sei
teubaoh. Each and all arc making their
opring selections of dress goods, fancy goods,
etc., in fact everything new and attractive
can bd found there, so if you want a pointer
memorize thi and give them a call.
Seed Yonr ('berries.
We have a little machine that will seed
cherries at the rate of from three to four
bushel per hour. Just the thiug for persons
having a dryer, or who expect to can cherries.
It's cheap. Come and see it.
Peters k Stewart.
e
If you want strietly first class goods at
rook bottom prices go to
Rb.vd A Brownelis.
GOODS. UNDER
To Tracker.
Albany, Or., June and, 1886.
In another column of thi paper will t
een the program for the State Teacher'
Association which is to be held at Yaquina
City on July 6th, 7th, 8th and oth.
The object of this Association is to pro
mote the cause of education generally, ut d
plans arc now being perfected which will
make this the largest and most important
meeting of teacher ever held in the State.
It is exceedingly desirable that Linn county
be represented at thi convention and all
teachers, their friends and friend of educa
tion are most cordially and earnestly In
vited to attend and aid i developing the
public school work of our Htate. In order
1 h.it I may he able to secure as definite ir -formation
us possible lelativc to the num
ber of teachers and others who will atten l
from this county, I shall lie obliged if thore
who determine to go will kindly inform me
at the earliest ossible day. All persons
going from Albany and sicinitv will leave
Albany at or before 12 o'clock noon on
July 5th or 6th for Corvallis where they
will take the excursion train on the O P K
R at 2 o'clock, p. m. for Yaquina Bay.
All persons arriving in Albany on the noon
train and desiring to reach Corvallia in
time to take passage on the train for Ya
a ulna City and desiring conveyance from
Albany to train at CorvallU should imme
diately inform m-i in order that the proper
arrangements for such transportation ma
be made in due time to prevent disappoint
tnents.
Yours Respectfully,
D. V.S. Rain.
Chairman of Executive Committee.
t wmsnea 'u 11
Tuesday, June and, i8S6.
Present sll oUioers aud memoers.
$32 wsa the estimated cost of a sewer io
black 8 as given by Record or snd Street
Commissioner.
The Committee on Ordiusnces ami City
Attoroey were instructed to draw ordiosoce
io reference to grade of streete.
Property owo-rs ou First Street were re
ordered to make tmirovctornte which they
have already p n ordered to make.
Licenses to sell lioor were ordered grant
ed to Marx Bauniga', Adam Ibrig, Pete
Schiceaer, Mueller A Garrett, Wm Faber,
Chas Kstfer and M Peyser.
Au ordinance in r freoo to ttie office of
Street Commissi mer wa crdered draws to
1st presented at a future meetiug.
OR N Ulaehkum resiguo I a CMiucilmao
from the First Ward, and If fl Hewitt was
elected to till bis place, revel vi eg 3 cut 6
votes, W B Btrr 1 and bliak I
The Ready license law nrdtni..; was laid
ou the table uutd the seoeo I meeting ia
Jaly.
One of the bridges over the ditcn in the
Third Ward was oedtrmd repaired.
The follow iog talis were ordered yvl :
RcUasoa A West, 940.50 ; Riad A Brown
ell. .SO ; N J lien too, 3t 05 ; Costs ia cases
of city agt A Henderson, Jas K el ley, Chas
Woodson aad Jas Riley. (J21.50 ; J R Stew,
srteou. $10.25 ; J C Powell, fees as City
Attorney, $30 ; P W Spink, f3 ; I Hayes,
93 65 ; A W McCUin, 9100 R bt Brown,
950 ; John Jooes, $69 ; root R-corder's of
ftce, 918.75 ; I flay, collecting tazee.
9100.90; Jbn H iff nan, 9 73 ; Jeb0
Maxwell, grayol. 95.50.
fglrkest Sftsaaal.
Taylor.t he soap man, who was kicked out
of Portland, was in Albany yesterday swind
ling simpletons. The number though wo
small, and the rascal was "guyed" so mud
that he soon closed his valise and lit out.
I Re Hasenle rtesite.
Yesterday was a sort of an election dai
or ath of Julv. As we went to pres the
air waa full of music, and a good ctowt
was getting together from all parts of the
valley. Full particulars will be given in
our next issue.
The allege
Prof. Lockard left for Portland on Tucs
day.and Miss Goodwin a few days previous.
We understand the latter will not return.
Arrangements are being made to open the
College at the regular time ; but they are
not yet perfected.
11..SRU. .1.1 r 1 "!
Hiim-iiei!'. ai tangent irai jiiwu iiwi-
uoon. At that time he wi'l be at Camp
meetiui; at laiwiston, in Beuton oonnty.
. arrets Arrived.
Au exceedingly large stock of carpets iu
sll qualities bs just been received by Mob
teiih k Ssiieabach. Tiie assortment em
! Io sees the uewsst pstterna aud coloring
I t . a ' r j .
l ii.' giwis are ixiiag ooerets a. very
urices. Pnoule wauuna cruets should iul
tsil tu eoe them.
Wali faper
N. H. Allen & C h'l new wall papers are
now arriving direct from the factory, all
era las now in stock. Call and examine it
before purchasing.
Clstbtag at Hcllwaln'a.
By calling at A. B. Mcllwain you can
get your clothing at prices that will aston
ish you. Hs has a good stock and is noumt
to sell it.
Sic 4p94mIhs
A. B. Mcllwain has a lame aud wall select
ed stock of new goods, sa tine aa ever brought
to Albany. Call on htm and make your selec
tions from his hrst-olass stock.
The tinest lino of window cornice mould
ags at Wooiltu s
For your sewitw uischioes,sewiug maehio
needle and extras go to Will Bros.
Examine Wood ins Extension tables. They
are -well go and see them for yourself.
Jeb Printing.
Burkhart & Pfeiffer are prepared to do
all kinds of printing on short notice and in
firt-clas8 style. They allow no one to un
der bid them nor do better work. Call and
see samples.
Poitland, Or., March 26th, 1880.
navtng tnea me eneois or me concert
trtd extract of Oregos Kidney Tea
we cheerfully bear witness to Us benefi
cial R28H0V in affections ef the dioeative
organs, it is simple, safe and sure;
easily taken, and restores healthy vitality
to tits organs it is .intended to operas
upon witn assured success.
8, J. MoCormick,
editor "Catholic Sentinel."
Buckten's Aralea Salve.
The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fevr
Sores, Totter. Cnapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all 3km ruru puous, and pot
tlvely oures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to gtve peneot ssttsraetioi,
or mooey refunded. Price 25 cents, por
box. For sale by b osiisy & Mason.
LJia. m. 11 j gagiuisit Jiaae
BORN.
LEEDY. At Sodaville. on June ZQ ..Itiiiti
to the wife of schoolmaster A D Loedy-son.
TAKING A SPECIALTY.
Boots aad Rfcee.
K. II. AUea A Co., are now receiving a
fino line of boots and shoes, thoy propose ia
the fatiire to make a ap-wislty of thi branch
of their butiness, in addition to a full line of
Bdchiogham A Heoht's make nf boots std
hoes whiuh for dnraoility cannot be ex
celled, they have a line of gajjini goods of
all grades including a lino of S. O. Sollars A
Co., of ftuwdeipttia, childfim ay I misses
shoes, which are as grxd as any tnsnufactnr
ed. They guarantee eyery shoe jnst ss rep
reseotod. Oive them a trial.
Mala n Cape.
Ii i time to get your spring hesd spparal.
A. B. Mcllwain has a stock of hats of the
latest styles, which very mso s'o.old eg
smiue before Imyisg.
t.l a sark.
On :wu t of t:e tear prl- n.f w,tmt f ,.Jr
will be sold at th-j M igaells Mills at 91. 10 a
sack, r 41 I ) a t.irr-.l, an t will be delivered
fr-m tosW srte of tlv Mty
faary ....
Ths place to g f vu:y g ,
is at Moltw uY i4 ,r q
and tharo is no disooi.it oi
class . B . 'i uat offre 1
I- I! kinds.
ato.;k is here,
its bemg first
Oiseea sa umu.
On from one to three ye irs time, on good
security, in sum of $500 up. Call on
Cuxn, Moxtrith U Co.
When Baby was atek, we gawe Ut CAWttmJL,
When aba waa a Chad ilaeUii rriemvTi
Wbea he becacae Mim. aba altm u, CAtrrnm a
Wban she bad Cbsldna, sae jtawwtbeca C AJBTOHIX.
NEW AhVERTISEMENTS.
J. W. BEtSTTLEY,
The reliable
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER.
Reairing promptly sa 1 wvl) done. Farm
ers should leave orders for boots before har
vest snd settle for them sfter harvest. Satis
fsction given.
Hotice for Publication.
Lar-dOwce at Orkoow City. Or.l
Jams 19th, I WO. )
NOTICE is hereby eiven that tbo fol
lowing named settlor baa died notice of
hl Intention to make flnl proof io sup
port of his claim, and tbst said proof whl
he made before Register and Receiver U,
8. I and Office at Oregon City. Oregon, on
Welneadnv. Aug. 4th, lH6, via; Jamais
s Berry, H-.mestead Entrv o. for
Ihn K rs W of Sec 26. T 9 S B 1 F,
He names the to! lowing witnesses to
provo bis continuous residence upon, and
f tttivatlon of, said land, via : Hsrleaeter
Priehard, James Shelton. Dudley Hodden,
and John Priehard, all of Jordan. linn
county, Oregon.
W. T, BtravEY,
ttoRiMcr.
Sheriff's Sale.
the Circuit Court of the Sta'rof Oregon
for Polk County. J -
Lewis Kelso, Piaintitr.
. TO.
John H Does, B C Dove, E P Dove and D
uovfc, u&ienaaut.
ffsTOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
11 of an exceutiou and ao order of aale
leaned out of the a bov name Court in
the above entitiexi action and to me direct
ed and delivered, I will on "aturdav the
17th day of July. 1888. at the boor of one
o'clock, p. ut. of said day at the Court
House door In the city of Albany, Linn
County, Oregon at public auction fur cash
in hand to the highest bid ier sell the real
estate heretofore attached in said action
and described ss follow, to-wit : Tbe
northeast quarter of tbe northeast qnsrter
of Section eleven (il) Township No. ten
(10) South of Rani.0 No. four (4) west of
tbe Willamette meridian in Linn County,
Oregon, containing forty acres more or
leea. The proceeds of sale to be applied :
First to lhe pay men 1 of tbe cost of suit
taxed at $32.70 and tbe costs nf end open
said writ. Secoud to tbe payment of
Plaintiffs claim to wit;seven hundred and
twenty-live snd 91-100 dollar witn inter-
eat at the rate of 8 per cent per annum
from tbe 14th day of Mar. A. D. 1336.
Dated the 17th day of June, 1886.
J K. CSHARLTOK,
Sheriff ef Linn county, Oregon.
per Jas J. Chskltoh, Deputy.
M . A. CHJBRRY, JOXJT HAJXSHAW.
ALBANY FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOPS.
CHERRY & HANSHAW.
Machine and Mill Builders,
Having opens'! up the old foundry and
machine hop formerly owned by A. F,
Cherry dt Son, and added new and late
improved machinery, wo are prepared
to hsndte a'i kinds of heavy machinery.
Wo will manufacture Steam Engines, Saw
and Grist Mill niar-bincry.vso wood work-
tng machinal v ofaM kiudi, t.11 kinds of
I . , .
Iron and brass cn-ti-urs made to order.
Repairing of f irm msubinery a specialty.
Pattern of all kinds made on short
uotica. The be: assortment of patterns
in the Slate.
Shops corner 1st and Montgomery Ste.
ALBANY, OREGON.
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BILL NYE.
Will make the so won of I8SH at the fol
lowing pieces.
.Lebanon on Tuesdays of each waek.
Brownsville, Wednesday night nd
Thursday.
Halsev. Thursday night and Friday.
Bill Nye was sired by Edward "Everett
and his dam was by a son of Emigrant.
Thus is will be seen that be combines tbe
blood of Vermont, Comet, Pathfinder and
KtnfRTant. This is not only a well bred
young horse but be Is good individual
ly an. 1 those tbac are breeding for ltgbt
harness blood can not do better, xoe lee
required for his services is f l.r.
The Lai f blood Percheron stallion form
erly owned by Ninirod Payn, Usq , will
make the abova oircatt who jsttt intc,
Price aa usual. Don't forget their ap
pointments and don't fail to see Bill Nye,
the handsomest horse on th r-ad. "A
thing of beauty is a joy forever."
17, x, nvaniuHi, rrup,
Landretli Winter Wheat,
Sowed 4 lb in fall of '82. While other
wheat waa frozen out this was not affected.
It is not surpassed by aay variety in hardi-
is j ness, vigor of growth, stiffness and length ef
itraw, freedom from rust, productiveness
and milling quality. The uraiu is large,
plump, light amber in color and hard, yield
ing tbe h nest hour. Kipens two or three
weekn earner than other raiu. will have
a limited quantity of this famous wheat for
sale for seed wheat for $1.25 a bushel, ot
Eastern prioe, 25c. a quart by mail, post
paid. Parties wishing (n see the whras
growing can do to by calling at tny place 1
mile S E of Tangent.
A. L- BarDUKKARMER,
Tangent, Or.
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li E BEST THING OUT,
s the Acme Hsrrow and 00 farmer can
well afford to bo without it. It is the very
best clod crusher and pulveriser, leaving the
ground as level as a bam floor. Sold only
by Paters A Stewart.
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