KIM ORAM.
Upon the annouoc. rasntof tho death
of Mr. Tilden, a oorrespotidont of the the
Near York World callod upn R. B
Kajos, at his home in Fremont, Ohio, Tilden,protaise to I of longer duration
to inquire what he had to say upon the and gteattr severity, than the attack
matter. Ha positively refused to be which the exCIIeotor of Customs had
interviewed upon the iujeot,bui finally fbaiediatelv following tho announce
contented to write the feilowiog for taent of the election of Olevelaud and
publieatioa :
Fremont, 0., Aug. 5.
Your request for an interview on the
death of Mr. Tilden waa declined, in
accordance with my uniform habit on
the subject of tnterviewa. I wish, ho
avar.to say that there has been nothing
la the relations of Mr. Tilden and my
aelf which would prevent me from shar
ing in the aentimentaand manifestations
which are natural and fitting on the
death of a politic! leader to able and
distinguished as Mr. Tilden. Sincerely.
It. B. Hayes.
Here is an open manifestation of the
hidden reinorne that must continual!?
worry the conscieaoo of the miserable
man who, through black freud,occupid
the presidential chair for a period of
foot- years.
AHHKK CALL.
TL HI . .t t !.. T. . I. I
,uw .Cl.,jr ,
made another call for the redemption of
ten milhona of 3 ter cent bonds. A
eorrespondent of the Nsw York World
aava the President intends to bracticaJlf
, - . . . I
aurplut reeolutien, although he did not
aee 2t to aign it after it had passed both
houses of Congress. If this be the fi
nancial policy of the government, then
it will require about fourteen montk
to redeem all the bonds now auijeot to
call, al the rate of ten millicna pr
month, at, according to the public debt
statement for J uly, there were yet out
standing of that data of bonds $140,-
011,750. When those bonds are all
redeemed, then there will be none sub
ject to call until Sept. 1st, 1891, when
$250,000,000 of four and a half per
cant bonds will become payable. Ibe
good work goea on. I
I I AKSLXELsJR 9WWKM
Remember wo will furnish the Dcm-
OCaAT aud the New York Weekly I
World one year to any one for $2.75
in advance. Or wo will furnish
tno
Democrat, World and American Farmer
as aus a .
en one year lor TJ in advance, ur wo
will furnish the aoove three papers and
the history of the United States ,a book
of 320 pagoa,for $3.25. This ia tho beat
offer ever made, and every farmer in
r.r. rh.o to ft. ocod ..Lplr 0f
got a gcod eoppl
reading for the fall and winter evenings
at the lowest terms near offered.
A RW IAMB.
'IocebnV
Scott, of tho CAreoonuiTU
has a new name for Ifing. He calls it
-
w.tiLni.l imn.r.R..nul
. 77" ...
"UC-T w -"uu' "T,u ""Mcuaiag gmeral aUmpede and some
mis rorm or expression is no sumciem
to express the character and Quality of
' .
bis diatribe against the patriotism and
integrity of Tilden.
Congress has adjourned to its own
great relief and undoubtedly in a moaav
ure to that of the country. From tho
ftct that one branch waa Democratic
id the other Republican it was im
possible for any distinctive party pclicy
to be carried out. The Senate achieved
an extraordinary record of attempted
extravagance and the House gained tbe
credit of successfully resisting it. It
was a bad suasion for jobs.and although
tbrongh tho efforts of tbe Ssoatn tome
o'd onea were allowed to stand no new
onto gained a foothold.
The wagon bridge across Rogue River
at Grant's Fast bat been completed.
Tbe Legislature at its special session
appropriated $10,000 of tbe state's
funds to build tbit bridge, an act they
had no mjre right to do tbao to appro
priate mouev to improve the farm of
K "
tome Lino county farmer.
Parties who lost goods by being
thrown overboard to save the stranded
"Qoeen of the PiciGo" at, the mouth of
the Columbia River about three years
ago will be ploaaed to learn 'bat they
are to get their general average after tc
long waiting. The whols amount to be
disbursed ia $95,000. Owoera get 76
per cent of the amount of goods they
had on botrd.
The Democratic majority on the state
tifL t in Alabama wah ovtf 50,000
Republicans and Independents elected
quite a number of members of the Log
is'ature, owing to local divisions among
Democrats.
A. P. Williams, whom the Republi
can! have elected United Statet Sena
tor from California, h a wholesale liquor
dealer in San Francisco, and a atauocb
friend of the Southern and Cantral Pa
cific Railroads.
0trO$ as tb thought may be,yet it
is true that : her BxW liva in all this
land but one man elected President by
the votes of the people. His name is
Grovr Cleveland.
The Statesman says "Blaine is tbe
OladHtooo of America." Yee,yea. We
believe Mi. Gladstone waa badly de
feated in tho Ute elections in Jobn
Bull'a favorite dominions.
Carpets Arrived.
An exceedingly large stock of carpets in
all qualities has just been received by Mou-
teith A Seitenbtch, Tbe assortment em
braces the newet patterns and colorings
Thase goods are being offered at very low
prices. People wanting errpets should not
fail as see them.
flT.
The spasmodic tits of which Scott off
Ortjonian it now tho victim, MM
which was brought on by tho death of ',
"Old Tom Hendnok4," at that deleota-
ble ex-Collactor ca'la the dead Vice
President. This mental oondilion of
Soott ia aad to behold. When . ho be
cornea the victim of that atraogn hallo-
cinatiou of which ire have before spoken
in thaao column-, his oonduot fills hia
friends with sadness, and if an inquiai
tion should be held under such oircem
stances into the aanity of hit mentality,
wa would fear for the result. We me
led, from past eiporieno,to Indulge the
fond hope however, th At , if he and his
friends will "wait till the olonds mil
bv. returaim leawm will once more
assert her mild and gentle dominion.
bi.-r...h uih,.rlnf ih
B
... , ,. . . . i . ... i - . 1 1 m
"UtSQIiest ICCUOUS ie.ur is to on puicu.
OORRB3PONDB NTOE.
-arm ...11 ..
urownevmc.
Mrs. Minor Jackson, 01 tins pi see,
died in Portland Monday evening.
Mrs. M. E. Willton went to Yaquina
Bay Friday to spand a weak
Mr. J. A. Wintete,our photographer,
returned from a visit to Eugene.
Mr. J. U. McLtin and wife, and
Mr, 8. P. Barger, started for Yaquina
Saturday
Miss Ketta Rice, .f Mtemu:
ry, is l
here visitirg relatives.
Mr. A. P. Howe has bought a hall
interest in the aaloon here.
Mr. S. P. Barker has reiuirod his
house to as to make it look like a n
one.
Mr. Cbae. Younger left for Ssattle
Moaday.
Several people ate intending to start
to the mouutains the coming weak
Hod picking wnl commence next
week. Hope are not a eery good crop
OakvilU.
Rev. Acheson ard family are rmti-
i ww era.
l,Q xaqurrm my
Miss Iu Coney, of Leng Button, all
viaitin? her na rents at this utaoo.
.
" J T n T. X Hmilh nf 111.
. t t .1 .1 r I
eey, osvf ainiosncss
a wellies boose for Mr. Ptich.
Turimm pi,,. n.r.mi .MUnt
WP
I ro j-m i - m - .vm.' vjw 1 v "mI I
had the misfortune to be thrown from
her horse, epratning hot ankle.
Mrs. Currie ia impruting slowly.
W. T.,.r. TUiig f.'U .ad r.l.tir
here.
While tin threshing company of
Acheson k Co. were at work on the
farm of Matbow Aeketon, the steam
thresher of Blsker k Co., ot Sbodd,
a a
naaaart aions toe road, and witntn a
I hort distance of the horse no wer. The I
I -
m. mm -
engineer put on the whistle and coo
I tinned whittling fur tome diaUnoo,
I frightening the horses on the power
damage to tba machine
a... nrk f.,r u-.
I v" . . i
KJordon hied a yellow jackets nst in
tbe stubble field, which ulaiuei caused
a
a conflagration.
Th.ir ftl.i,wr. wl tr
get tbe neat for ehow chow.
Amicus.
O. W. Batet, of tbe Pacific BriJg
Co ., wat in tbe city Siturday, making
arrangements to gat lumber to soon
commence tbe work of rebnilding tbe
two Narrow Gauge R. R. bridges across
the OMaaaMam
r c rr rr , ,
w:rr"y "IXJ V 'W
one night in Scto. Went from h re to
Fox Vallev. C. V. Watts.of Albanv.
tUa r.,, '
was with too psny.
P. O Smith waa saTarelv kicked be
. mm t.m lA.k T- .u.i., .mrnrn
a horse on the 1 4th. Is slowly recov-
ering.
.T n Jhnar.n un,l f-mifw . rm.
m.
turnea irom a vwi, vo umnu iwdu,
W. H. McKn.ght is recovering from
t . , , 9 . ,
lus uwt uo m wcra "a "
The farraert ara all about tbrongh
,i- .j
W,M1,U"CT
R. Shelton and J. S. Morris wnre in
A. - - - - SI JM Co A IL&
booming. Good for Albsny.
lVestucca Bay.
Salmon fishing ia in full blast. Boats
avenge about 25 areice a night.
Unrue & Co. opened their packing
bouse this week.
Camper continue to come, 28 teams
arrived to-day.
Fine trout fishing at the month of
Horn Creek. 58 were caught tbero to
day, tbe smallest weighing 2 pounds.
The steamer R nie Olsen paid in an
other flying visit last Saturday.
The atearner A. B. Fields crosue l out
this morning.
Breakeb
deed Besnits la Every Case.
D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanoogo, Tan 11., writes, that he waa
seriously afflicted with a severs cold that
settled ou his lungs; had tried many
remedies without benefit. Being induced
to try Dr. King's New Discovery for 'on
sumption, did so snd waa entirely cured
by the use or a rew potties, wince which
time he has used it in his family for all
Coughs and Colds with beat results. This
is the experience of thousands whose
lives have been saved by this Wondsrful
Discovery. Trial bottles rre at Foabay A
Masan's Drug store,
Portland, Or,, March 25th, 1880.
Having tried the effects of the concen
t rated entrant of Oregon Kidney. Tea
we cheerrully bear witnesM to its benefi
cial agency in affections of the digestive
organs, It is simple, safe and eure : is
easily taken, and restores healthy vitality
to tha organs it is intended to operate
upon witn assured success.
S. J. MoConMicK,
editor "Catholic Sentinel."
nutter to Customers.
We are now delivering butter of a super
ior quality to special customers in Albany.
The delivery will be made on each Saturday
by Master Carey Crawford, who is authoriz
ed to receive payment for tbe same. Cus
tomers solicited. Orders can he left at Read
& Brownell's or with Carey Crawford,
J. M. Marks.
W:ibc1
aoo,ooo people more or leas to
examine
understood that agent of Portland
l laving
mirsertcs
J. I give
re aelllng fruit tree
Mow, the low down prices of our high ui
trees. Apple, a years, tajf cents each or
$io per hundred. Pear a years, 35 to 50
cents each. Plum, cherry and peach 35
cents each, everything else in proportion.
Having all varieties, we can not fall to
please vou. So please patronize home
Nurseries. J. II. Wirt, Lebanon, Or., gen
eral agent for 11. YV. Scttlemlrc's Nursery
at Tangent, Or.
Crawr.trd, tb'tuaratirr. Albaay, Or.
I have all the negative taken
H. Pax ton aud any one can have duel!
oate from tholr tingattviet by addreaalm;
u, at tLo following pries t Card site, fa
iwr itoien. cabinet niae. &i per dozon, bou-
dours, SO er dosen, I keep the finest
lino of Oreuou vIowm in tho west. Cata
logue furnished on application. Copying
and enlarging old pictures a apeolalty.
J. O. CftAWVOHD.
Lumber a4 rest.
Tho undsrsigosd will sell all kinds of
umber aud oiar fence potts at the follow,
iug stations 011 ths Narrow Gauge tUttread,
Lang lawson sod Ullvillt. Per sou build
inu houses or barna can have bills out and
delivered at any of tin above atUious on
short notme. Lumber is of the very best
it, ti,..tr,. ii.-itu- In-, 1.1. 'lit Irtim thfi Una
j - --..-. :
Unit rSfltOM on the Molvsnsie K.vor.
Wm . E. SrirKR.
waii raaer
N. H. Altsa 4 Oc'a new wall papers
now diwot fr.m ft, fMtory,
are
aU
griM ew in stock
Call aud
staratae is
a.
before purohasing.
DR. N. C. BOATMAN.
Physician and Surgeon.
fkMee 11 rat door north of telegraph office
on Hroadalbin Street,
VIOLINS.
Mads and repaired. New tops, backs
snd back. Bows reharrrd and ruaird.
Old aad new violins. bows and artists itriuKs
(or sala. lbfer to E. h. ( ourscn aud Cha.
Bray. Portland.
H. S. RICHARDS,
Teacher of Violin.
Corner of 2nd and Kllaworlh Sta., Albany.
- - inn ,i ! mn niri 1 rr - m.
abator's Sals.
IN TJIK CIRCUIT COURT OF TUK
JL United Htatea for the District of Oregon.
The Dundee Morteajre and Trust Ineat-
taeut OosMPsVaw. l.itiitted.
vs.
D M Cooper, Rabeeea Cooper, J II Wilson.
Marv Wllseu. Nathan VVbeeldou. W K
mm,mrAm t M U'ilkAM MaIIMi. WIIkoH
Oeo B Chamberlain. T. J, Wilson, L. R.
Wilson and O. II. W I (too.
o, UM.
nuiiLAM nuj ivn mu u -
-tieneeoflhe decree of said Court in lb
above entitled cause, mada and entered on
the 2d day of August.leHO. I.Oeoli Dur
SVST Aa. . .m.-m
of said Court,
will proceed to aell at pubtta auction to
the hicheai bidder, for oaab In band, sob-
iwi to redemplien. aa upon exeeutlon at
law, at the front door of the County Court
Aioany, in the
it ZSmS, li, .t tl
on the list
the hour ef ten
o'clock In the fo.nuoon, al) the riaht, tltli.
and Interest which the said Defendants D
M Cooper, and Rebecca Cooper had, at
tbe date of the mortgage in tha bid of com
plaint la aaid cause desert beu, or, in or to
the premises described In aald mortage
and in the bill and decree herein, a reU
lews : The east half of that certain don.
tlen land claim situate in section one,
i..kU r m uuill, .r r. ..
south ef ranue four
ivnuiuij' wmmw w. .
west of tho Wallamet meridian, and
which la known and designated in the
cove, nment aurrars aa the donation land
claim of Jobn (i.-ubb and Sarah, bis wif.
notification numbered 442, except let; and
reserving therefrom tho lo.a and block uf
aid premlaea conveyed prior to April 14.
1811, and situated In what is known
ae Cooper' Addition to the town of Hal-
eey, ae eaown and designated ou the du!y
. 2 a a . a m o a ji.i
reooraeu tnmym inu piu oi mi i SSBBSSSSW
( and also excepttag and
rving; ihar
from tbe following deeerlbed premlaea
Commencing at the nerlnw. nl corner f i
sa'd easw hall, and running thence south
twenty six rods ; tbeoos oast sixteen rude
and tlfteea links ; tbeoce north twooty
six rode ; thence west sixteen rods and
fifteen linkn to the p!eca of laglnning.
containing two and one half acres more or
leaa. Also the north west quarter of
tion nine, township fourteen south ef range
three west or tne waiiamet meridian.
containing one hundred and sixty acre.
mJSso of section eight, township fourt
Also, tne east one fourth or the northeast
teen south, range tares wast or ins vai
I lamet meridian, contaiuing rorty acres
Ulao ths aouth half ftkeaoutbeastquar
ter of section two, township fourteen south
of ogo four west of tbe Wallarnel
meridian, containing eighty acres. Also
beginning at tbe riertheast earner of that
certain donation land ollam situate in see-
I on thirvy-four, townahip thirteen south
of rAnffe fur of the Wallamet men
dian known and designated in the govern
i assnt surveys as tbe donation land otairn
of jj w Allingham and running thence
south to the southeast corner of aaid land
e ,D?i tnsnce ss to ths center or Muddy
I Creek ; thence northerly along aaid Creek
lnd alalia ; thence along said Creek,
l downstream, seven roua ; thence east
sixty-eight rods; thence north to tbe
center of said Muddy Creek : thence alone
I mm .. . - - J . m
Maxwell in the year 1877: and thence
west to tbe place of beginning, contaiuing
eighty acres more or leas. Also, begin
ning at the southwest corner of that cer
tain donation land claim situate in sections
twenty live, twenty six, thirty five and
thirty six, township thirteen south range
four west of the Waiiamet meridian and
known and designated in tbe government
surveys as the donation land claim of
George M. Mill, and thance running north
twenty chains ; tbenss west nine chains ;
thence south forty-sevou degrees west,
three chains ; thence south, sixty-two de
grees west, five cbslns ; thence south,
twenty degrees west, three chains ; thence
north, thirty -four degrees west, two oh ai is ;
thence south twelve chains and seventy
links ; thence west fifteen chains and tan
links ; thence south, twenty-eight degrees
east, eleven chains and sixty .inks; thence
south, forty degrees west, seventeen
chains to the middle of Muddy Creek, at
the bridge ; thence south, seventy-six de
gress east, six chain ; thence south, fifty
iwui uu juh unit uogreoa Mt,uirti oomids
thence south, seventy-nine and oue half
degrees east, twelve chains ; thence south,
thirty-three degrees east, fifteen chains
and forty-five links ; thence north forty
jour mains anu eigut jhikh to tne place
of beginning, containing one hundred and
twenty-four acre, more or less. Also lot
one in block ten of U10 town of Ualsey,
according to tbe duly recorded maps aud
plats of Maid town, all being in the county
of Linn, and .State of Oregon, in payment
of tbe expenses of this aale and in satis
faction of said decree. Haid decree ia for
the sum ot f 10,978,50, with interest upon
$16,178.50 thereof at tbe rate often per cent
per annum from August 2nd, 180, until
olid, and with iutere-t upon$390 thereof at
the rate of eight per cent per annum 1'roto
said August 2nd, 1880, until paid, together
with the costs and disbursements ef this
suit taxed at $208.03.
August 16tb, 1880.
(jKohw r H, Durham,
Master in Chancery, U. S, Circuit Conrt.
District of Oregon.
T
HE BESTifiiUT IX TOWN
Can bo found at our ttore. The shot
usually sold in Albany drops 75 feet,
while tueist. L.oun Nhot sold by us drone
20o feet, in-iking it equal to chilled shot.
Sportsmen should not forget this.
rJSfMS A 8T(3 WART .
2 AW3, AXES, ETC
We will sell you tbe famous Disston
Champton cross-cut saw at a low figure.
aad can give you good prioas on axes,
sledges and wedges.
rUTKRs a Stewart,
WILL BROTHERS,
ALBANY AND G0RVALLI8, OR.
LEADING DEALERS IN
GUNS. SEWING MACHINES AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
We keep a full assortment of
RIFLES, SHOTGUNS, PI8TOL8, CUTLER Y, A MUNITION
FISHING TACKLES, WARRANTED RAZORS,
BUTCHER AND POCKET-KNIVES.
Wo handle the
Is WIN, DOMKaVriC, NEW BOMB. WHITE.
Af F.ItH AN, ICOWM.NINCafCR, HOI ICIIOM.
ELDKKOUtt SEWING MAt'UINEft,
so vera! kinds of leading Pianos and Organs,
tor an Kinu 01 inacninaM, lie pairing or sewing macnitiee and fine Snstru
meat a specialty.
ALL GOODS WARRRNTEO TO BE AS REPRESENTED.
EAT
ROCKFORD
AX HIQH-CTJT
at t)t-
fot satoag
SLAIN.
Albany, Or.
THIS SPACE
IS RESERVED
FOB
T. I SHANE
WHO HA8 REMOVED
"The City Dry Goods Store"
OF PORTLAND,
TO ALBANY TO STAY.
Look Out for Prices.
Magnolia Mills
1
JN0. A. CRAWFORD,
PROPRIETOR.
v in rurnian aaeka to farmers and re
ceive wheat at toe usual ratee af storage,
tne nignsst aaarket pries paid for same.
uost Msgnoiis flour delivered to any
part or city for 91.10 per sack.
J no, A. Crawford.
Sheriff's Sale.
In the. Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
jut i,inn county.
John Conner, Plaintiff,
vs.
D M Cooper and Rebecca Cooper, bis
wife, tne Dundee Mortgage and Trust In
vestment Company (limited), J M Wilson
and M Wilson, his wife, 8 Brown. P ft
Strong, W a Lad J and A Bush, partners.
uoing Duainess unuer tne nrm name or
tou x nuNu anu eo j; unambenain as
Assignee of N Whealdon an insolvent
debtor, Defendants,
TavTOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
a. or an execution anu an order or sale
issued out of tbe above named Court in
tbe above entitled suit and to me dironted
and delivered, I will on Saturday the 21st
J m. mtm. m m m. m a a "
usy 01 August,, leeo, at one o'clock, p, 01..
or saia any at ens ueurt House door In Al
bany, Lilnn county, Oregon, at public
auction for cash In band to the hlsheet
bidder sell tbe real property described in
saio oecree, to-wit : The northeast quar
ter or Section eight in Township fourteen
south of Kange 8 west of tbe Whlamette
Meridian In Linn county, Oregon, in two
parcels as follows : First the whole of
said premises save and except tbe east
quarter thereof, The proceeds of the sale
to De applied first To the payment of
tne costs and disbursements of this suit
and accruing costs. Second to ths pay
ment of the sum "of $3395 wJth accruing
Interest from July 9th, 1888. Third if any
remain the same to be paid to tbe Defen
dant, J M Wilson. Second the east qusr
ter of tbe northeast quarter of said Section
eighi, Township fourteen south, Range
three west of the Willamette Meridian in
Linn county. Oregon. Tne oreoeedVi to he
applied : First to the payment of any
unsatisfied balanoj that mav remain of
tbe Plaintiff 'a claim aforesaid : the re
mainder to be applied : First to the pay
men. ei tne amount remaining due the De
fendant, the Dundee Mortgage and Trust
investment Company (limited). Second
to tbe payment of the amount due the
Defendant F R Strong, to-wit, $3?2.10 and
interest at ten per ont per annum fros
July 9th 1886 and the further sum of $90.
Third to the payment of the amount due
tbe Defendant, Samuel Brown, to-wit,
$768.12. Fourth, if any remain tbe aame
to be paid to the Defendant, D M Cooper.
Dated this 19th day of July, 1886.
D, S. Smith,
Sheriff of Linn county, Oregon,
Psb congrtss mjk flnBBfel
f 17
Ti.u k ass aS I PRAOTia
hUvry OBIT
Bsesssai
Mkln by slttiulr tuuMba Uto euuoas.
Hewing Machine N'edloa, Oil and extras
FARMERS I
BEFORE YOU BUY
A RIGHT TO ANY GATE,
BE SURE AND SEE
111S0VS WlltitiL
GATE!
PATENTED JUNE 8, 1888.
The
iportor points or excellency claim
lis gate are :
ed tor. th
Tba running gear ran be attached to
any oommoa gate.
Any Intelligent hoy of 10 who is "handy
with tools" oan raakn Ho gat or att I.
the running gsar te another gala.
The entire cost of the gate need not ex
oeed S : ths purchaser furnishing sue
setting the poate (In the ground or frame
a desired) and hanging the gate.
No high poota aru needed.
No extra framing is needed al the bottom
Ail the rutin inu r ie at (he ton, hence
It cannot, heoome clogged with mud, snow
or trash of any kind.
It does not fold up nor lip over to scare
ooreea.
It require hut tittle foroe to operate It
a 12 foot sate rising only one-third of en
Ineh to each fool uf opening, and the en
lire riaing and falling is only inches.aud
lot on wheels or rollers.
It usee no lever or com plicated ruaohin
erv.
There is no need d arms, though they
can be used If d eel red,
It never gets out of order so ss to hinder
lie working.
If the opening end shutting gear Is alt
broken or removed. It la alii) the heel gst
made to open and shut by hand.
It fastens and lacks itself so ae to be
hog and stock proof.
It can be opened and shut witbout got
ting off a horse or bicycle, or out of a
sragon.
Ilia the simplest In construction, the
saaisst to operate, the ebeapeet to make,
and the beet gate In existence.
High ta will be sold as cheap or cheaper
than for any good fata.
No other gate has half so many excel
lent snd superior points.
a few minutes examination will prove
the truth of these statement.
do and aee a modal at Peters A Stewart's,
A 11. any. Or,
Local agenta wanted in every town of
the oouhtyto make and sell gates.
C. H. MATTOON,
Albany, Or., Clen'l Agt, for Linn Co.
STATE
AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE
CORVALLIS, ORECON.
The next ssesrion will begin with a full
faculty, Meplember HUi, IBM.
Sixty young men 10 years old and op
wards can get tree scholarships K h
Senator can appeint two. For particular
apply to
n. &,
AjinL.
President.
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BINDING TWINE,
LUBRICATING OILS,
HARDWARE
And ail other things needed by tbe farmer
during tue turves season are specialties
with
Coshow & Cable,
DEALERS Uf
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Brownsville, Or
X
UKBKST TUINOUUT,
ths Acme Harrow and an ferm-r car.
well afford to be without it. It ia t ie verv
best clod crnshersnd pulverizer, leaving ths
ground aa level as a barn n or. Sold only
try fetors A mm wart.
Home for the Sick.
PORTLAND GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Cor. Second and Ah Streets,
mBTLA ... . onr.4.0
This Institute Is complete in all Its de
partments, snd every effort Is made to
give it tba air, diet, nursing and comforts
of a home.
Special attention to treatment of Chronic
aud Constitutional Diseases.
Private rooms for patient treated by
outside physicians, and persons taking
course of Turkish or Electric Baths or
Oxygen Ois. Ths baths are elegantly
Physfciana visiting Portland are Invited
to visit this institution.
THOS. WOOD,
Manager Portland General Hospital C
N. A. Oil KKHY. JOar HANSUAW
ALBANY FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOPS.
CHERRY & HANSHAW.
Machine and Mill Builders,
Having opened up the old foundry and
machine shops formerly owned by A. F,
Cherry A Won, and added new and late
improved machinery, we are prepared
to handle all kinds of heavy machinery.
We will manufacture Steam Engiues, Saw
and Grist Mill maobinery,lso wood work
ing maehiuery of all kinds, all kinds of
iron and brass castings made to order.
Repairing of farm machinery a specialty,
Patterns of all kinds made on short
notice. The best assortment of patterns
in tbe State.
Shops oorner 1st and Montgomery Sts,
ALBANY OREGON.
Rum House.
A. ASSELL AND J. C1BLIN
Proprietors.
This house is now ooen aoA fniniahl
with the beat new furniture. Evervthina
clean and oemmodious. offeriurr to the 041 ft
erai puunc superior accommodations to any
in the city.
a i i " .a5 p
A MMUNITION.
A full supnly of the usual sizes of car
tridges, bnss and paper shells, prime
wads and bar lead. Also the best now-
der.
Pbtbrs A SrniWAB
OTUDEBAKER WAGOtf.
This is the only wagon having a slope
houldered spoke and the steel truss on
aoh axle, and is tbe best wagon on
heels. For sale by Peters & Stewart,
Conrad Meyer,
PHIETOH OF-
8TA11 BAKERY,
Onrner Broadalbin and First Sts
i-liKALKil IN
Canned Fruits,
asnst Meat,
tueenawaret
Vgtisttof
Cigars),
ffplers,
Ten,
Ele
illassware,
Dried fruits
Tonneoo,
Bgnr,
f olIVc,
fSte
In fact everything tha Is kept la a gon
oral variety and grocery store. Highest
market price paid for
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
G
ONN BROTHERS'
ASH GROCERY STORE
Opposite Peyoe A Kobson's.
ALBANY, OREGON.
Kep afresh stock of all kinds of
GROCERIES,
FARM PRODUCE,
CANNED GOODS'
ETC.. ETC.
BESIDES-
TOBACCO,
CIQAR8,
WILLOW WARE,
LAMPS, SHADES,
CROOKERY, ' LASS WARE
ETC., ETC.
PEODDOE TAFR IN 1X0HAHB1
Will sesl as cheap any store In Albany
BOOTS, SHOES
-AND
SLIPPERS.
1 am now receiving my Sj
in iit.'ij
Summer stock of boots sod thus. I
hava as nicely a fitted up Boot snd Shot
Store, and aa complete a stock as any
this side of Portland snd very few better
in Portland. I boy s'l my beets snd
shoes direct from miuufcturers snd ao
authorized to warrant every pair bo mt
ter bow cheap. Xa firm in Oregon
bava any advantage of ra in buy iug as
1 boy in quantities and pay the cash.
Id ladles', misses and children's shoes,
I kaap much ths Ufffast, bast and great
est vartetv in the citr. Mr aim will
always be to ive as goed taieii for
the money as posai ly can be done.
SAMUEL E. YOUNG.
AT COST
Fro pi and after August lat, 1886,
John Briggs,
will sell his entire i took of
STOVES, TIN WARE AND
HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS,
without reserve.
Now is your time to furnish cheaply.
Albsny, July 31st, 18S6.
Scott's New
Gun Store,
HEADQUARTERS FOR SPORTSMEN,
o i
THE LEADING GUNS AND REVOLVERS,
BEST AMMUNITION,CARTRIDGESf
SHOT, ALL KINDS OF HUNT
ING MATERIALS, CUT
LERY, FISHING
TACKLE,
' ETC.
At the most reasonable prices, always
in stock, Hepalring done on short notice.
Willamette Valley nimrorla should nevtr
buy without calling on
W. B. SCOTT,
sTOppo8lte Itevore House, Allany, Or
D
ONT FOHQET IT.
If you try to build now while wheat t
only worth 54 cents you should .by all
means go to Peters A Stewart's, at Albany
for your hardware. You can get what yau
want at their store and at reasonable fig
ures
JJOPJ2 AND CHAIN.
Of all sizes, as well as baiter ohait s cow
sheins, dog chains, rope halters, etc.. for
' -m9m,-vt.
sale by Peters A Stewart.
They Have Arrived,
A 3. Jul
NEW GOODS
For men and boys at
L. E. SLANTS.
We now hava magnificent stock of
new and nobby stilts for
Men and Youths hi
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far Spring trade, better than ever.
Tbe patterns are neat and attractive.
We feel justly proud of this stock,
selected with care from aU markets,
ana take pleasure
in
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THE HAT STOCK
V
is choice, direct from Philadelphia,
comprising
All the Spring Novelties.
THE SHOE DEPARTMENT
is now complete, the largest and nicest
stock in market.
We can't enumerate
FlIRMSIlllfcCi GOODS.
Have many novelties and all the
staples. Look at our
75-cfnt Uniaandried Shirt,
the best ever offered in this market.
CELLULOID COLLARS AND CUFFS
in the different styles. These goods
are bought at lowest prices, and will
be sold the same way.
We have a large, new line of piece
goods in our
TAILORING DEPARTMENT,
Nobby suitings, fancy pants, etc.,
which will be made up in as good style
and as cheap as can be had in the
market.
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Agricultural;Depot !
DEYOE & ROBSON, PROPS.
Successors to W. H. Ooltra.
ALBANY, 08EC0IP.
KEEP ON HAND
THRESHER , ENGINES, WAGONS, HACKS, PLOWS
HARDWARE, DOOliS, SASHES, BUILDING
MATERIALS. ETC., ETC
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i ' aJaaSPIHBBai
STEEL ANDSPRINQ TOOTH HARROWS,
FANNING MILLS, STE EL GOODS, FENCE WiR
And all Agricultaralpmplemenls used.
The largest and best variety of
FARM WAC0NS, IHACKSN0 BUGGIES,
fn tha csntral Willamette Vallev
Or iers
tilled st
Best's Hand Separator.
rHUTLfiRY OF ALL KiNUa,
We keep the best stook of ntitu.rv in
the valiey, ITooket knives and rasors a
sji cialty. Don't buy anything in ttis
lin witnout cailimr on us flrAt.
PRTKRS A STKWAKTi
JJAlNTd AMlOILS,
, Of all descriptions sold by Peters k Ste
art.
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in showing them.
LKBLAIN.
frtn adlstatio' solidlAil ami
lowest rates
double combine', i... , iu .
Aa
nii bines i t uther nmuu a u'vy
itio riddles and a large tooepetu .t
cren. Each shoe t equJ h
er and ccmbilitv U the ej. in any
other mill, aud by the opera u t
the two double efficiency ia secured
-- mill will clean irom 400
to euo bushel ot seed jrrain par dy,
aeordiot; to the condition of the
gnu, aud we guara u tee that ail
rely, oatt or other loul seetis will
ho horouhly removed with coin
1 'ioto sattsfactioa.
t chalfcnsreanT ijl to a contest.
I know that t can beat them, as my
mill has beaten eery mill it has
cotne in contest with, both in t ali
fomi and Oregon, and U the best'
made, bolts hiug used here
screws are used in others.
Address
DANIEL BEST,
Albaay, Ore it.
JgLACKSMITH8 OUTFITS,
Anrils, vlsps,bellow8,hammera, sledgaa
stocks and dies and almost every tool us d
by blackstniihs we keep oom.tan:y oa
hand, Also a full itock of iron.f all sizw
horse shoe) nod horse shoe nails. Special
prices made on small omnia for farmers
use,
.