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NUTTING.
Preprieter.
rKr. Ntrrri4, umi Keiier.
Five or six year ago J H. Perrlnt marrl-
ed Mr. W. H. llannon, and since ha been
living with her on the llannon term, about
two miles from CorvallW, In thU county. A
patch oi thi farm wa rented by Mr. Per
rint to an old gentleman named Martin, at
Ic.ivt Mr. Martin claimed to have rented It.
On it he raiaed a crop of watermelon.
these melon both Perrlnt and Martin
claimed the right to dispose of. A big
tiuurrci rcwuKcu. j wee, or iwo njo I'cr
rint came to this city and tried to get out a
warrant for the arrett of Martin, chare-In
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nun wun umwmjr a gun on mm and threat
ening to hoot him , but the threat seemed
to be conditional and the warrant wa not
Uaued. Last Monday afternoon the ouirrel
culminated by Martin appearing in the mel
on IHltch with a trim, when wnrdi fnllnurorl
Whon paid atriotly in ad- between him and Perrlnt, reulUng in the
vancn ihta will he the getting a anot gun and (hooting Mar-
mice of th Dkmoorat : at (he end of S ",c Muen " the left h p
,i 0 Kr. . . "ni ne w turning to leave me patch,
the vear, $2.50, and thr a ill b oo The wound wa not lTnam.... P-rwi ...
aesiauoo irom trie rule. arrested Wednesday evenlnir bv Sheriff
Smith and placed In the county jail, belmr
at work around hia houae at the time.having
matie no euort to escape. I le clalma that
he did the shooting in self -defense. The
preliminary examination will take place
ro-uay oerore juattce Humphrey.
OfiODNTTf
FFIOIAL and IfAPER.
$2.00
The rumor Is atarted In San Franclaco
that Joe Teal of PorUand la buying up
horaea to speculate on in the event of a
Mexican war. He will get left. There
will be no war. The U. S. la too senalble to
tight over auch an laaue aa 1 presented by
ura cutting caw.
Two Pari aona last Sunday roaated their
! mother at the atake because they could not
gei ner in a mau nouse.
A pall and tub factory was burned
Tacoma Monday. Los $12,000.
A Reno, Nev. Chinaman had his head
knocked off by the handle of a hand car
last Sunday.
Voorheea of W. T. waa on Wednesday re
nominated delegate to Congreaa.
General Sherman was in Portland last
week.
AHB ABKOA0
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pnsalng
According to the M. A. T understanding
m me matter, tnis butting who is causing
o much trouble between the U. S. and
Mexico waa running a paper in Mexico,
though he is a full Hedged American. He
published a libel against a Mexican, who
made him crawfish. Then he had it pub
lished in a Texas paper, which circulated
extensively in Mexico. He waa arreted in
Mexico and sentenced to one vear impris
onment and to pay a tine of $00. So you
ee there i not very much to quarrel over
after all. Lot of smoke in the affair. If
it cornea to fighting one company of the
famous Oregon Indian fighters could whip
the whole Mexican government
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The people of CorvallU were just about
to kick, a herd ot pimp, thugs, etc., from
that cay, when thev left and came to Al
bany, the M. A. T. waa at the boat when
thev arrived, three or four men and three
or four females. They were well enough
dressed, but for slimv.'sneaking.Monmouth
Street faces theirs tixik the lead. It waa
just the kind of a crowd we all want to see
pass through Albany ; at the same time it
was just the kind railroad operations' attract
towards any place. That kind of people
a a a a a & .
snouiu oe kicked out at double quick pace
It would be a good idea to start in early on
B a m a a m w
tnis ciass ot people and set a lew examples
which will redound to our glory a a virtu
ous city. A place doesn't have to be full of
rot to b lively.
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We notice considerable boasting about
what a fine galena country there ia at Coer
lJ'Alene. As a matter of fact, we haye a
galena country in Linn county, on the San
t .am, which will surpass it. Look out for
some Linn county silver that will open one's
eyes. There are pounds of minerals in our
mountains.
Ttae . r.
Rail laying on the extension to this city
began last Wednesday, and will be pushed.
The grading is nearly completed to the
point where the long trestle work begins.
Pile driving is going on at both ends of
that. In the river the piles for the north
and middle pier of the bridge have been
driven, the former containing thirty-two
and the latter sixty-four piles. The piles
for the south pier, to be the same size of the
north pier, will be driven in a few days. It
is safe to rely on this road for wheat ship
mente. kfttst of here the permanent survey has
been carried beyond the Santiam, the bridge
having been located. East of the Cacades
the survey is progressing nearly to the
mountain.
A HMalckt ataw.
A disgraceful row occurred at Miss Lords
place in the Third Ward last Sabbath morn-
J a a a a wm a
ing aoout one o clock, several young men
got into a general fight and bruised each
other's noses broke furniture, dishes, etc
in a most disgraceful manner. As there
was no one to swear out a warrant, the in
terested parties preferring to keep their
names away from the public, no arrests
were made. A special police is evidently
needed to keep track of this place. Per
haps an abatement of the nuisance would
work pretty well. The increased number
of stranger in Albany neceseitatea increas
ed vigilance on the part of our night watchmen.
strati. f I t MM alley.
A. A. McCulley, the well known ateam
boat man, wa kicked by a horse at hia farm
in anthill county on Thursday evening of
last week. Two ribs were broken and his
skull and shoulder blades were crushed. He
died in five hour after the accident.being at
the time of hia death 68 year of age. Mr.
McCulley was well known all over Oregon.
He came to this stale in 180 and settled in
this county, where he founded the city of
Harrisburg. In i860 he represented the
county in the State Legislature. In 1863
he moved to Salem, where he assisted in
founding the systsm of river transportation,
with which he was connected until recently.
There are few people who have not had a
ride on the steamer "A. A. McCulley,"
which a few month ago waa burned at the
Cascade lock. The deceased will long be
remembered foi the useful part he played
in the history of the Willamette Valley. A
hlatory of hia life would contain much of
interest to thi section of Oregon.
fair ila.
Editors Drmtocrat :
In a communication in the Daily Htrald
of the t st h Inst., the City Marshal la very
severely criticised for not enforcing the
"Thistle" Ordinance, providing for the
removal of the same. At a regular meet,
ing of the Council held May nth, 1886, the
.yiarsnai reporter me matter ot enforcing
the Ordinance providing tor the removal
of thistles, and other obnoxious weeds, and
asked the t-;ouncil to instruct him aa to
what should be done. The presiding of
ficer remarked that hia opinion waa, that
it was not necessary to lake anv action on
the matter, and the subject waa dropped and
the City Marshal acted accordingly, now
who is to blame for the non -enforcement of
the Ordinance-
Albany. Or., Aug. 19th, 1886.
JcaTicn.
Traaafrrrea ta
Tne fruster Wa.
Mattie Allison waa taken 00 last Monday
orniug to Salem, where aha is bow a go eat
of Sheriff Mioto. One reason why the pris
oner waa taken to Salem waa that the order
f the C"urt gave Sheriff South the right to
take her there any time after the change of
veuae, and be thought it best to do so.
Tni waa basteoed by the feet that the
.Mien IT had very properly forbidden Mine
Aliuon' toother the privilege of sleeping
antl cutnmu meat: oj with Miee Allison, and
she requested to be taken now. On getting
there Mj. fitiMjoto mauled on the same re-
tncliou being carried oat. The scaoffliDo-
dti.jx, ttie.e instead of being more
dioue are not ao pleaeant aa they
here. St, en if Smith i entitled 10 great ered
it for the et net baaineee rales be ia following
to rrierence to the care et pnaeajtta.
A ftiemitfce AeC
Last Tuesday about noon a hungry tramp
called at the residence of John l lelan, in
ih I hird Ward. Mrs Clelan being at homelodor thorough, and vou secure sound sleeo
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We have received a postal card from Read
ing.Penn .on which ia printed the following,
an unnecessary item of new to most of ua,
aa our cool night have a tendency to make
most of us sleep too much :
A DIBCOVKftY.
Onions inhaled cause sleep, rest and re
pose. I he Soldier on his march and the
exhausted Iron Worker get great strength
from eating the onion. Tie a fresh onion
around the neck and bruise ft to make its
alone. I le asked for dinner, and wa most
properly refused it, whereupon he took his
seat at a table, and demanded in a per
emptory manner that it be brought to him.
Mrs. Clelan seized a shot gun standing in
the room, leveled it at Mr. Tramp's head
and told him to go. He went without any
further demonstrations. Mr. C. i entitled
to a gold medal.
A soaile.
Last Friday evening a large number of
the member of Rev. C. E. Davis' church
surprised that gentleman and his estimable
wife, at their home on Fourth Street, by
rushing in on them with a bountiful supply
of everything imaginable in the eating line,
as well as other' things of a substantial na
ture. It was a complete surprise and served
the worthy couple right A most enjoyable
evening i reported as having been spent
atraiek wltk a aawlapls.e.
George Early and Jas. Shepard had a
quarrel on the extension of the O. P. last
wetk, resulting in Early's striking Shepard
a asverc blow with a handspike. The in
jury don? though was not serious. Early
left for parts unknown. A warrant was
issued f.ir hii arrest and Deputy Sheriff
Milnsr, of O.rvallu, was in Albany Friday
looking f r him He was not found here.
D D Pretty man clalma to he SunorintMn.
dent of the Oregon car, with authority to
appoint hia own Assistant. This
our Buick item out
The number of . excursionists
through Oregon this year is large.
A Mr Robinson, of Boston, ha just
been arrested, charged with wholesale pois
oning. Six or seven died from the effects
of poison, skillfully administered by her.
She was after Insurance money, the de
praved wretch.
The Portland Si Willamette Valley R.
R. is to be extended to the .Summit, con
necting with the C P and maklno ih lillllr
from Portland to the Bay thirty mile.
shorter than at present.
John A Logan, and Gov Alurer. of Miehl-
gan, leave San Francisco for Oregon to-dav,
overland, .Senator Stanford furnUhing them
peciai tram anu coacne. rhev w
pa through Albany Monday noon. Lo-
gan will draw a crowd.
Luclu Fairchlld. ex -Governor of Wis.
conin, the New Grand Commander of the
National G. A. R., ha been in Portland
this week.
It ia rumored that China ia arminnr for a
war againat Americana In China, unless the
recent Chinese loeaes are Indemnified.
John Gobin, of French Prairie. Marion
county, now eighty -one yeare of age, came
to Oregon In i8jc, for the Hudson Bay
Co., and ha lived here continually since.
Last Monday the O. P. train ran down a
fawn this aide of the Bay a few mile. A
tram hand captured it and wilt make a net
of It r
Dr. Deardorf , once of lefferaon. has locat
ed at Fresno, Cal.
The great Anarchist trial, vomit on in
Chicago, will probably close this week.
The Portland TtUwrmm aav "Mr Isofh
Webber, Jr., for some year connected with
J W Cofran's Insurance Aiiencv here, and
now the special aarent of the Pacific Branch
omce ot the Hartford Insurance Com nan v.
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lotsicu m asn r rancico, u in the city
Mw WJ -ft, ft. I ... a .. . ftf
" " mac iim occii very 111 ana win re
main to the city for a week or two to
orae real which he sorely require.
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.Mine .'nmiicr ana matue L-arain were
married at Portland a snort time ago after
an acquaintance ot only forty -eight hour.,
The Secretary of the State Insurance Co
ot Salem, ha sent this office a postal card
announcing mat the income of the com
pany rar tne ix month ending July it
loeaea, 703,M.
iTireshing through the country is nearly
done. Most outfit have had run of about
twenty daya. The yield of wheat, altogeth
er, ia at least equal to that of last year.
Wheat 60 cent ; oats, about 34 cent
egg, i a cent.
Maerew
The following are the rate, to which the
...
company have recently reduced the price
in cent per hundred pound of grain, in
car loads to Portland :
KAAT BIOS DIVISION.
North Santiam .ia
Scio Junction
Sdo ?
West Scio.
Crabtree ...u
South Santiam . . . . . . 1 a
Lenga
Lebanon Junction ia
ia
'5
get
ae stem Weeds.
One Ben Woods got intoxicated Tuesday
and raised a disturbance around the brick
addition to the Foster Block in this city.
He was arretted, placed in the caliboose
and Wednesday morning discharged.
Though moneyless he claimed that he had
been working for the N. G. Road and that
it owed him $150, which he was unable to
get.
athrr Ptle lrlver .terldenf.
Last Friday Mr. Henry Nice, Superin
tendent of the work a' the O. 1 bridge, wa
assisting in raising a pile when it fell en him,
dislocating one of his shoulders and knock
ing a crowbar against one of his legs, bruis
ing it badly. He wa taken to the Revere
House where Dr. Hill attended him.
Flae ieaelae.
Mr. W. H. Warner.living across the river
from this town, has presented this office
with a sample of peaches raised on his place
which are fully equal in size and flavor to
thone grown at Ashland and other points
in Southern Oregon.
.! VferU-
The Leedy threshing outfit threshed some
thing over 28,000 bushels in 19 day, being
an average of 1500 bushel per day. Good
work.
Will ility Horse.
Mr L Senders
Francisco and ia r
Call on him ai Al
has returned from San
isiy to buy good horses.
Examine W
are -well go
'asaeSawaa
xtenston tables. They
m for yourself.
from its nightly inhalation.
Daniel R. Clymsr,
Ex-Mayor of Reading, Penn.
a Martasi Ceaaty re Meat.
Last Monday while helping to run a
thresher a few mile north of Salem Leon
ard Woolen met with a most distressing
accident in about the following manner.
The feeder becoming clogged Woolen got
on top of the machine to fix it when he
fell, his left hand striking on the cap. It
was carried into the cylinder and literally
torn from his body, the hand and part of
the arm being carried through the machine,
By prompt attention the arteries were clos
ed and the life of the man saved.
Aaetfcer Chinese Irage.
Several daya ago a body of armed men
at Juneau, Alaska, drove eighty-seven de
fenseless Chinamen into two small boats
and set them adrift in the ocean, without a
cent in their pocket. The outrage ia one
which should be resented by the United
States government The Celestial is not
to blame for being on U. S. soil, and he
should be treated with at least aa much re
spect as a dog.
Plaalsrtst.
Two weeks ago the Democrat published
an item about "How Oregon girls bathe,"
and now the State papers are stealing it
promiscuously. It wasnt particularly smart ;
but it did very well for us. If the Texas
Siftings were published in Oregon every
other paper would be a Texas Siftigs,pib
lishing the same original articles. It doesn't
do much good for a paper to attempt to be
original in Oregon, as there is not an ex
change, that will stoop ao low a to credit an
item.
The akiasle Market
Mr. F. Brown, residing several miles east
of Lebanon, was in Albany Wednesday
with a load of shingles, which he sold for a
comparatively low price. By the way Col
umbia River shingle have greatly damag
ed the market for Linn county made
shingles. A preference should be given
home productions.
reel
Lowson
Belleville
Linn
Brownsville . . .
Twin Butte..
Montgomery . .
Priceboro.....
Wilkin
Coburg
Ray'a Land ink
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French Prairie 1
Foiae g
Woodburft 1
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McKee 11
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Barow's Siding.
Mt. Angel .
Downs' . . .
Silver-ton . I
Johnson Mill....
Howell Prairie....
East Side Junct'on
Mcleay
Waldo Hills
Annisville n
West Stay ton sjg
The above are tjie official quotation, und
they are given because the rate have re
cently come down. The comffkny ia doing
all it can to deserve the patronage of the
people along the lines.
Gum ATit.
- TIM , Bridge-.,
Work ha not been begun on the Narrow
Gauge bridges and the time is past when
they were to be built. We understand,
though, the contract for the lumber ha
been let Wheat has been stored in the
railroad' warehouses along the line ready
for shipment ; but some think the bridges
will not be built this year.
A Very aeaall fire.
Last Wednesday morning about one
o'clock a tick to one of the cot in the Heng
Teng wash house, south of the Revere
House, caught on fire, perhaps from a late
moke by one of the inmates. The Celes
tial had a lively time for several moments
in extinguishing the flames. Nhrhtwatch
Jones was about to ring the alarm ; but,
fortunately the services of the fire depart
ment were not required.
Waterloo Hotel,
Mr. J. G. Gross ha reduced board to $4,
and children accordingly. Meals 2$ cents.
No extra charges on Sunday unless by
special orders. Parties wishing me to meet
them at the train, please notify in time.
Charges reasonable.
V M frenoh, jeweler,
The best harass at J J Dubruiilsa,
For stoves aud tin ware atonal j to John
Brigg- v
J. P. Wallace, Phyioiau and Sui tfeon, Al
bany, Or.
Four new engine were placed on the 0 P
iea weex.
For putnpa, pipea aud hoae at cost go to
u on 11 wrigga.
Albany Custom Mill floer at lived k
Mro wnella.
Old ailvor i worth 83a. per o in trade at
r w uartei'e.
A span of good woik horae for sale ek-ap
enquire of K M Preaoh.
Call at Head 4 Browned ami get a chunk
of dried beef j it ia delicious.
John Priest baa nam used his dut.as aa ml -
lector nl custom at the Bay
Mis ahaves for a dollar and a oh an towel to
every customer, at t. Viuriuk's.
For a general aeMortmbt of luiuaii furnish.
ing good at oost go to John Hriga.
Pjflea tWlin on't be bis lor waking j
you oan got It at Uad k Bruwneil'.
Mr Jean Ko has m-ived into hi ne red
denoe just eef the DaMoraAT olBd.
Hoppioking 11 about buinuiiu. Raher
mall i-ropa hub g.xtd pries i the rule.
For the iMifiou'eori imry, twiii, gro
oeriee, eto., osll on Hoffmm Pfedfor.
A largo invoice of shoos to arrive thi
week from Boston at Real k BeawueUV
ess.
! I a a
-.r in,., pair n' peciaoie or iy iiies
catii oall at F M Freuoh Jewelry S'.we.
Rev J W Webb will preaoh at Koo
Botte next Ssbbatb afternoon at 3 o'clock.
r M rrenoh. aent Suitor Mumf. 11 PI ln
w.puniw v'U'i reiiowr i notj.l. AMi,uy ,l)r
rick up that old gold jewelry end hv it
mai into a 1110 geld riug at K W Carcr'a
It. M If tIIJ l 1 i .
. r.ius, pnyaietau ana iurg'-un
ah -my. urerfou. f.ftll made In eity ur
country.
Rev H F Webb has a cucumber in hi
Harden 18 inches) long and 3 or 4 ioohee in
diameter.
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' raimweiiiDg ui residence on
WaehiDKton gtraet greatly iatpreviotf its
appearance.
La S am
naoee, aamlsl ud slippers for lad ee,
m im. children v. 1 infanta k w a
a ,. . . . -ww.... w
oeueouaena
a a k -
1 you want t- mtku a haido ne preient
get one f those Rtn rooker at W Fort-
muier uo s.
A Ana " 1 - - a at a a
V'w "i" " P"P corn, van leet men,
ra sed by Ashbv IWoe.i exhibited at Burk
hart k Kaeney .
Rev S O Irvine will nraaeh nat fUkk.tk
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the Bare hart school
wee, uwg ituuen.
Oo to Pruahaw's new Drug 8 tare for pure
drug, patent medio toes, eta Preecriptmo
oarefally oompoanded.
F K Hodgkin. of Salem, recently had a
eeJlar boos broken while getting off a street
oar in San Francisco.
Mr Daniel Beet has sold about Hv boo-
CUM faonwg mill to Oregon and California
during the fast year.
For rent barn in good eonttitkm, near
c .rro-f Klbworth aud 4tb Street. Fr par-
tienJar call at this oflU.
, Four-yaar old Claads Dickey was bitUo
last rruiay by a d, cutting hia at m
n very seriously.
a at . .
ao attempt waa mads to burglarise the
reemeno of Iev, Weet Monday niorniag A
bull temer stopped matter.
When yon want a neat fit in the shoe lias
call at Rend 4 Brownell'a and they see suit
yen both to quality and pries.
Breymen k Rommeryille have shipped this
w-x to their ranch 10 bead of cattle" ool-lect-d
for them by Mr I D Mdler.
Jobn Brigg haaoa hutd three Plaotmer
fruit Dryers which ne will eeil at lea than
eons. They are the beet in the market.
Tne new rea id apnea al J 11 itarWhan an-l
E L Thorn psan. aie iUt ready for uocn-
psocy. Both are ornaments to oar eity
Barkbart A I'feitfer are doins some tine
work in their Job Pnntiair eW V..w .a
the time to get gouu work at low durea.
Mr HJ. Frrguson. of Lot Analea. daneh
Ur of Mr Eli Carter, of tbi eite. retor.it
boom last wees, tf.nae by way of faautaa. ,
The pi tee of wheat by the ooart be mail.
IO the deeruemt of Mr A X. Hrida-eferm-er,
ahoold read 4C cent instead of S3 oeou.
Rea.1 the article entitle.1 UMnsra.llMl
un. r 00 our editorial uaae a
at one?, tor you will never gi a better ooe.
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aixmt nve mtiwa irom tbta C ,y in !).- !t.n
county died last Sumlay vemi g,ael
20wra
Call at F M Frenoir jeweiry store ad
get ywar eye tee lei, by out of in Anm.
-lVleecopic Eye-1 eaters ' in tbr gtata, tt
Ofeharyt.
G. W. Ma too, Fhystoia.! atd Sereoe,
A ' n , Oregoo. Grsdaate of the CtuctunaU
College of PnyatcuwM and Surgeons, Cmein
uu, Ohio.
'God balpa him who belpe himself.' ' and
Salem with commendable en te rone is helu
ing herself to a bridge acroe the W ibamette
Sales ta riabt
la boating the sam.
J!,hmV,UU VVsdoesday l.or.ebaok
for Hilver Welb, tnteoding to make ttw trip
n three day. He went for the 0 P It ft
. huw eueiuesa,
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ne AUaUSB Went Naxa ..,..!... ........ a
...II llT V . HMUI whis nat
wwren niuatfatlnnt of prominent treats,
mueucec. etc. of Ma am .n.l W. .. . 'v.
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-uoii.or i a Howl una l ki.l. i.
Uud, to U illu.tratd ia the next number,
ibis Journal deserve a uoul autumn.
Touoa. old. and mlAAi mA .11 ... 1
sues the wonderful lieueHoial effect of Ayer'a
Sarsaaartlla. Vuunu hii.i-.. .. .
Tom or eye, sore ear, anal. l.h.l
sny sorofnlooa or aypbihtio taint a.l be
oeauny anu strong by the use.
ClfttWI VOL.
'tit
ne announcement that W, W. Cole's
consolidated shows will visit Albany Friday
Sept. 3rd, will bring joy alike to the Juvenile
heart and to the Tre that has reached the
"ere and yellow leaf" of life. The const!
luency of the circus Includes a tnnre imti.
prehenslve range of people than any kin,
-iv Vl ncaiucui tun count an nu hud
taeaf. L-.- a-ftAft... at a. a .
,vvw' ifwn i wo inounarid yearn
- ", mm u giamor m romance, ha
held undisputed sway In the realm ofamu.
menu. Other form of entertainment have
nn, thrived for a time, and then n.-iaal
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" " 1 out me cnarm of the sawdimt arena
Iwve never lost tlielr ootcnev (mm t ',-,'.
nay unwn to tne present. Tn-circu b unl-
By arrangaoi.
Vflull all (ink.... ...!. 1 . .
ISMi nu the vten. e-itk -...i..!... i- .!....: r.!. -vruiy rc'a, ru,ef "
efTort to ore vent L --.. a age, ciime and plumes of Ife. After
W.ACffiLVr- : F the clew ?o the ..rennlal pP
"", 1 uiaruy oi me circus is here. It t.i h.. u,
iiro
prlng of Immortal youth, and serves as the
and it leave in the Iwviu .... ... ...
ji, . - r""
"w "i.ii iaa 1 ihIiim. 1... 1 ...I... .1 . ;'(". touct m wic
disorder The vr,'v UHoV. 71 co"ncct,nK link between babbling childhood
.,! u..iL. . : . . " qwruious old age. Tim may but
vurniiertv a' tveenev
dreise- nf ? T 1 r,1!,u" 0' thi. phllosiphlring.and let u. re-
u, Z lZtL .": W??."1" "'Ore. inrnto.our original subject, the eomiaa of
7iV. r, ft. r awjaataf well ntrt big liow. At n Urn- during hb I
-Hli -ithae u V "9 rn,w mucn mat wiia new, novel uud
wea eithr desire .. t.,iorm4ti.m as wastber. brilliant a la uu ...J 7.1.
oisraec
ONLY emeus
S SEASON
DEBLAKI)!
;,an mmmmm of interest to farmers and others
nts made with other inanajra. thinf m,
mw r ---- m - v s7
T
THE GLORY-CROWNED CAPITA! OF W
Appearing in all its vaat Orafcta&al splendor
AT
Albany, I'rMaj, September 3rd, I8S.
W.W.COLE'S
JBKi ft
Kallawing ae the nw ofsrs nl imri
U11 Udjli 1 0 0 T of Harrishorg t C T
VhKvS h"" ''J T" J"ia Hmlaod
I 8il Hy J T, Jen.ee Douglas ; H . 1
A Halm 1 &, Boss Hast 5 V,i
km I 1 j Oaard, Anoie
mrnyu j Monuel, rrml Hreadeoburg.
J it Malilwin, the HUnogrspiier b trans
r..., tne II IWali aj i the Kaaudera osae.
preptratory to its fwioj uken to taa M...
jiruine ;oMrt The le-i rueetiN g .id to
be whether the bill of eaoeption eaa be
eiai aitr sue ailjoarnment of the ; .urt
w. ..on tne case wee tried. Jedife Bytaa
t: ' y remae to igo them, whea it
w,M muu up an that point.
asHist Ann rnsKt .
Rev J VV Harris. ot$nm eeuie up Wad-
j "us 1 nets
in
A new feature to the Albany College, will
be en art department, in charge of W B
Mit hll, a good artbt from the East It
commends itself.
iiijs
Lesl.
A 100 yard loot race was run at the fair
grounds, near this city, Monday, between
A I. Long, of this county, and Dick Patton,
of Salem. The latter won by about three
feet ; though Long lead up to about eighty
yarda, and ahowed himself to be a remark
ably fast runner. The stakes were $100 a
side. At least one bet of two to one on
Patton was made.
Oregea U1U Ahead.
N. J. Henton, of thi city, ha shown us a
twig taken from a Siberian crab apple tree
growing in hb yard in this city, which has
apples on it fully matured, ana on the same
twig blooms for new apples later on. The
tree, Mr. Henton says, b loaded down with
matured fruit.
Between the I) it 4 x. r office and
Rideuut's, a plain, heavy iold ring.
j-. a aaa m w r "
nnder will confer a great favor by
ing to this office.
Mrs.
The
return-
Oat Wealed,
100,000 btuheb of oats wanted, for which
I will pay the bigheat market price. Sacks
famished free to those desiring to sell. Be
ears and get my prioea before selling.
D. B. MoifTairn.
CentpluE OBtflt
Complete campin? outfits, consisting of
cots, folding chairs, folding table, eto.. just
the thing, at W. Fortmilier Co'.
tineas to Lena).
On from one to three years time, on good
security, in sums of $500 up. Call on
Cliks, Mojttkith & Co.
Letter Idt.
Following is the list of letter remaining in the Post
Office, Albany, Linn eounty, Oregon, An- 19th, 186.
Persons celling for these letters must give the date on
whieh they were advertised :
Baker, Mrs Kate Ooeper, Calvin C
Kinder, Mrs Hannah Miller, Mr Alice
Stovall, Tons L
J. M. IBVIKG, P. M.
If wa are pretty well filled with advertise
mente tbb week remember that it takes
money to ran a newspaper, and that eircua
adts do not last long.
Bnrkhart & Keeney aell ticket over the
Northern Pacific Rail Road to all potass
.a ,rw a - a -a W
east. t.au on them for rates and
bowing route of travel.
Mr J Sykes, living near thi citv waa
kicked by a yearling colt in the fane last
.Saturday. .Several teeth were knocked ont
and hb lacs braised generally.
Should yon desire to ell your orooert
call on Burkbsrt k Keeney as they advtrtise
property placed m thfit hand, and obarge
nothing unless they effect a Bale.
Within a few week, it is reported, a aaa
era! merchandise store is to be started in the
third Ward, Komo where on the line of thi
OPRR, probably on Lafayette Street.
The batldinir occupied by Deyoe k Ribeon.
wa sold lent Vaturdsy by Mr John Craw-
for.1 to W H Goltra, for $6000. The ehauge
will not interfere with the business af Devoa
k Robson.
Cherry k Parkea are manufactories' a 25
stamp quartz mill for Southern Oregon min
ers, headquarter at Jacksonville. This b
a new feature in tbrir line of work. But
they are equal to tho oocaaion.
The first of the week Col. Hogg purchased
of Henry Gravss, clerk of A B Mcllwain, a
white owl aud a Chinese pheasant, whioh
Mr Grave had collect e I during the past
year. They will be taken East.
geotlemsn from the Sound says the
completion of the Cascade branch of the JN
P to Tacoma oan never make Tacoma equal
to Seattle. That the lattor plans ia b mnd to
retain the advantages it now has.
Yon are right, Mr. Prineville jJfotM.on yoor
distinction between Fiah Leke ana Clear
Lake, bat here we call the whole diggings
Fish Lake, and forget ourselves whan wa
boast of the clear water of Clear Lake.
One of the rumors of the day b that the
termmoua of the O P will be placed between
Yaquina City and Newport, on railroad
land. The lay of the land is much more
favorable for building a good siaed eity.
Mr Floyd Vaughn, of thb ceaaty, uncle,
of Hank Vaughn, recently shot in oold blood
at Centervilie, left for that place last Tusa
day. In reference to the ahooting Vaughn
claimed that he never saw Folwell before.
Regular travel on the part of the "Three
Sister" b an anomoly in the hbtery of the
river transportation. Never before did a
riyer ateamer trvel in auoh low water as the
"Three Sistera" are alidiug in in thu North
west. 4
Geo W Belt, Prosecuting Attorney, haa
appointed the following Deputies : B N
liayden for Marion county, W L Bradahaw
for Yamhill county ; J H Townseud, for
Polk county, Judge Newton for Tillamook
county.
The Oregon Paeifio offices will be removed
in a abort time from Corvallis to Albany,
A depot will soon be built here and repair
shops constructed . Work will be began a
soon aa Mr A Hackleman get hers to assist
Mr Haffeoden, oi Portland, has he.n
the oily tbta weak.
Mr and Mr (j H Height, of Y-aanin. i ...
afa ulill I. a ia.
w .u A.oany.
vuit to Sao Kraaobco.
Mr Ah ram HunaaVar f ss.i i.t,. f ... L
eWttng relatives in th eoanty.
The Misses Soriees. of Mala... aa. ..iMit...
Oh UiM ifaa- alail '.li. ""7. ' "
w.w mtmmrn -imri ai WOSK.
Rev g J Thom,,.,,,. tail I um -ftftftftftft... a I
- uivwe hi Al
nany . Salem baas, Albany gaina. Tkhut,
Simon Heitenbaoh return-A ) Am i u
weak frees hb trip to Eastern Oregon and
Idaho.
Mis Kaon i Set ten liaVrh PatUpi awl I .at tt
day to Albany after an aheewoe of several
week.
Case Crowd end iu
Bay bet Tasedav. wham fta i:,-a i.
. V see V.ww Mn
hsan at work on the O P.
F M Red field lata. n ..t
Lfttdermen aavl witm mnA u... w.n'. . i...
- mmmmmm - -..l ft, I ' ' ft
for the By last Setardey.
Uanatot Irvine and fam.lv
to the eity, and are now reetdtng tu their
ree.oence in u mird Ward.
!,.CftAU.V weanUy 'roes the Kt, haa
m Ainaay. and b new making ab
of all the real estate ia the county.
realms ft Hermasa l.r. ,...k
Albany Taeeday on hb way to hb tmnWat
Bees barn. A taw wear alA m hi. .11 .
few, daya ago.
Mr Ed C Pbeine. swaaral maM-i, ..( at,.
Yaquioa Mail, was ia the eity Friday on
tmine connected with that lte.le .. -
journal. ' "
Mr Frank Ilaoklemaa aerieaal
the rtrat of the weak from L. r SU, where
hb wife b stopping for her h - ..which has
o very poor.
J H Sun- recently m l.i , It . . .' f v.
Courier and Indepen U Wttt Afal h l
eaied In Brownsville, where he wi.t eaaa
start a weekly psprr.
Mr W If P .. hat ruturoe I I..J iam'i f.. .
aoe lasima v -li. r.. r he I. I
bao on a ptoapwoim trip, 1 1 his tell . -tmn
thb valby m far ahead of it,
, The lawn party aivoa by th-j ; , 1
1 Preebyterian Chun h
f aa w. . s . eaa a
i jrviua: w.rr.ji, ivonia' i
t tended and proved a aootU tn 1 in
Mr F P Hogsn. who aia. I I
M and Mr M..teiih in ai . . ....
act upon it . waa ii. Athene T... ... .... r
I -ww.wft, II m IT .ft .1 f 0
j Oi.me at K Meburg. after a tii. M .-.riM.
Dr Maetoo returned bt Friday ir .m a
trtpaeruea (ha M nntain through H .rue)
Vaiiej to !d ..-.. omtug hek by th Oregon
Short l, i,o. Me reports an enj ysble, though
wag, trip
Jimmy lUolon waoeeboase and hon.ah.ii.l
gMis were burned last weak at Teligent left
-. . a A St t. i a . a " aW '
yewevruay ior me noma lit ror Wsnd. Jimmy
tm L t. 1 a is a ' . . I sv
ni wrtr ail'l U bl Ot'4 ffleO I hSTO
wbh him good look.
KVVLsngdon, Kl Ztyss and son, J J
fmbruille. IV U Ketchnm, W B Scott and
Frank Ketchnm left bet Saturday for Fish
Lake, to be gone two weeks The !. ....
of the crowd sneak for an ' hm.
Dr L Carpenter, of Deaatnr Tu k.
been ia the citv. the iraeat nt Ur H V nn.
dit, who once resided at the earns plane.
The Doctor ia going home will traverse some
ef th country made fameoa bv the I
onntravarsy. "
Rev BoUftinger returned to Fort c.kt.
last Mondsy, after preaching in the Congre
gatiimal Church in tbb eity three Sabbaths.
Rev Rominger was generally admired for hb
sterling, practical, lira, christian ssrmoDS,
and hi genial social uoelitba. We believe
the church will be fnrtunste if itcnr bb
ervioea.
urn sen non. Holh FftiirriiM; ui4 A.
have contributed their most expert liarcback
rWers, acrobats, aerial marveb, yaulter.
clown, juggler, boxers, wrestler, fencers
and phenomenal artists of all kind, so that
the show in lb present form b a wide and
complete departure from the conventional
iircu. tne most Important of Manager
w.v e iwaiu Mtnessjusa. are a real Koman
hlppfxlrrrtne and a "Wild Weat" .l,lhllr.
The latter b headed bv the llluatrb.ti a-i.,i
rifleman, Dr. W. F. Carver, "Evil Spirit of
the Plalna, uud one of the most prominent
figure In Western history. The "Wild
vVet" combination includes many noted
scout, cowboys, Sioux, Cheyenne and Paw
nee Indians, all of whom appear in thrilling
u.uairauvc or wna nicon the plains
ffianager ixie I said to have the let
sappafl and moat realistic Roman hippo-
urome r.rr een in tbb country. Ti,.? hor
ae used In the races arc of th fin! (!.
Ibh and Kentucky stock, and their contcat
ior supremacy are pronounced a escitlng
u those seen at the great turf meetings of
St. I-oub.Long Branch and Saratoga. That
v-w.c win oe warmiv welcomed here goes
..-ill...... '
MTitir.
Amanda, eldest daughter of lohn U snrl
Ann A 1 ford, departed thb life Sundae. A it.
gust 8th, In Harrbburg, aged 10 years, to
montris anu n days.
The white-winged messemrer tiaa entered
the home of the bereaved parents and borne
from them their heart's most precious trees
ure after patient and untold suffering for
four week. The darling Amanda -Irene
in the quiet city of the dead. What a world
of hope and comfort lie beneath that sacred
mound, and what can eolace the hearts of
the weary, grief stricken parenU but the
hope of a happy reunion In the home be-vond.
Our little Amanda' gone before us,
And her saintly sou! ha fiown,
Whcre tear are wiped from every eye
And sorrow b unknown.
COLOSSAL SHOWS
4 mm tmmm 4 distinct kinjjs 4
LAMER, GSAiNdtf! AND 10R HOVEL THAN EVEf.
COLE'S rilPPOailGME.
sais
I THE OUAORUPIE CIRCUS mitem aun rutkrta
fTHSiiiiap.i,. .7. " ' raraar MikniLn,
-THIMIUSEUM. WAX FIGURE Atfll finunercc ns t tifiun inAna
3Tuc aiteaati iiMaae'e,.. .1; ui t.jf inu nvnvtnz,
a fWOMME AND MEXICAN EXRiBITfON.
4 OR. CARVERS WHO WFST'ftflMiiiUATiiiu
----- wvmsinniiyn.
Wot Seven. Eight, Hhe or
T I !. whl ih Mlnlain v .. .1.
being 'Combinod.-' Un!fel," "Consoildatsxi,"
mtnssor advertb) ta
Khe b sleeping now like
I'pon the Saviour' a brea
IftAzarut,
brcait.
Where the wicked cease from troubling,
nno too weary are at rest.
God took her in hb mercy,
A lamb in toils untried,
And the angels gently bore her,
Aa oss to the other side.
Oh, my heart b torn and bleeding.
As beneath the cross 1 bow.
But I know you're happy Amanda,
Wltli the laurel on your brow,
You are safe, now little darling.
On that golden happy shore,
Where sorrow, death and Buffering,
Can never pain thee more.
M-irriarKir, Aug. tc,th, 1886. R. E. K
FOUR ONLY FOUR AX D IRE ALLY FOUR
A UNIVERSALLY PyNStWiiTlOW Of THfc CliNTB
Uflpara!l8lBd in Magmtade. BriUancy antl iatriiiiis Merit,
Monster Oircds 200 SbarftArtist-70 Acts,
320,009.000 IMVESTEOAOTIML O
INCREASED W EVERYTHIWfi EXCEPT IN THE PRICE OF ADMlSSlOMr
MAGNIFICENTLY REINFORCED THIS SEASON WITH
f the
4 Mr
. a
ima book, of which we have before
"(ken in these columns, can be had at the
ooe stores of Foe hay Mason and E. W
Uandon & Co., of thb citv. Every reader
in search of a "cure" for hard timea should
iret a copy and read It carefully.
La-Tell ti AT CI twits'.
wr. A 13. Meliwais has ormiwl the doors
t nt mi.rm r . .rn. and .il now die.te
It to o.tin . f. fnrtiuhiaa gn-b and ha.
in tliili..t. !pf .piM.t, kmj a d ret
;! all 'I complete atnak. Wi?h ail he fe-
eduiea, be will make Sapreiahv i-i thb pert
of hi estsblbhment of the- U .ee. Buying
iue Kt, with loer freia'ife, he will cf
ter i-a.-jjj.irn rrely obtained. A I he snte b
tor the n iblio to .,! hi stock and
prisjea. l)j not buy olothinfurniahiiv eooda
. . ea i. - a - at . S a . e a.
r nui wimngi nrat eMiiog at the new and
Urge clothing department of
A. a MelLWai.e a,
Peatlairy.
Dr. J. T. Tate, Dentbt, will practice one
day in each week at each of the following
named place : Lebanon on Tuesday,
Halsey on Thursday, Jefferson on Friday.
and will be prepared to perform operations
without pain. He will be at hb office in
Albany on Monday, Wednesday and Sat
urday.
Jab relating.
Weeth Leukine At
Mr. A. B. Mollwain ha int rv ml at
l. . .L.I -ft. .
shp v"ru vneiargeec .vil !:.',
pt.
to Ai
carpet are no urpasel. (.i uoc:mut of
hi Urge st.ok hi will xtmietttU any nue in
Albany. If you would see a first class line
of gno.1 call and see hi tik of carpets, oil
cloth and wll piper. Thi is Wainese.
!. oil doth and wall paper ever brought
kibeny. The qa4fity and dig.t of hi
The tery Beat
I bays added to my boot and thot t eh a
line of the eelebrsted Laird, Sthober k
MitehtU. Philadelphia Fin Shot for ladies,
misses aud children. Acknowledged by
dealer generally to be the beat value and
best fitting fine a bee made. Width U, D, R,
and EE, A child oan buy aa cheap as a man,
SamublE. Vounu,
Bole Agent, Albany, Oregon.
A (treat Bxeurslwa.
Every one on the go, ladies arriving uy.
ery minute at the store of Monteitb k Sei
tenbaoh. Each and all are making their
apring selection of dress good., fancy goods,
etc., in tact everything aiw anu attractive
can b found there, so if you want a pointer
memorise tin and give them a call.
Oat and rap.
N. H. Allen k Co., are now receiving a
large atook of hats and caps, children's
straws, iu teaaon will be mads a specialty,
'
raoey taood.
The place to get fancy good of all kinds,
b at Mollwain'a. lib apring stock b here,
and there ia no discount on Ita being first
class. Birgiina offered
lea.
100 taheb of cWootl wanted immediate
1y at Hoffman k Pfeiffer'a.
Burkhart Se Pfeiffer are prepared to do
all kinds of printing on ahort notice and in
first-class style. They allow no one to un
der bid them nor do better work. Call and
see samples.
e.
New tieeda.
A. B. Mcllwain has a larg aud well select
ed stock nf newgooda.aa tine as ever brought
to Albany. Cell nn bun end ma' e j our selec
tion from hia Hrt-c)s stock.
e v furniture.
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01 "WILD WEST"
e JBW St SV . . ftw. -
tteaoea oyineundaunted 8esut, Traveler anJ Wbard Rifleman.
f rommently appearing with wham am
"White Cloud," The Foremost Living Sioux Warrior !
"Rio Orende Bill," King of the Texsa Cowboys 1
"Big JimT Randall, The Giant Government Scout !
'Vald-Under-tbe Ground. Bow nod Arrow Mar re
"Mustang Sam," Noted Pony Kxprm Rider !
Red River Tom's C jwboy Braw Hand !
IiTkf OTHER RKNUVfNED SCO ITS COWROV1 B
I II J INDIANS. TRXAS R A . K ? ' N0i I AA
VeV MEXICAN VAQITEK JJ
The Most ffigastic and Oompleii exMrjition of tMEM sybf Projected i
GLORIOUS fEViYAL OF THE REAL ROMAN HIPMM(W.
Heroic. Kanl-Stirring 9trarai BsjiweenX
40 ENGLISH AND KBiTUCKY THOROUGHBRED FLYERSN40
WlRCOLE HIPPODROME
REAL
A new an.l elegant liu of fur.iitai'e just
received at W. Fortmilier & CVs. Their
cherry good are fine. Their new center
tables are the best and m nt stylish in the
market. For firat-claas furniture call on
them.
Ax, Axes.
o to Peters & Stewaru sad examine
those fine Oregon made axea. superior to
all others. Manufactured by II. B. Der
rink, of Crswferdsville, Linn Oo.,Or. Wai
ranted first class.
Hals sail Caps.
It is time to get your spring ha .J pparsl.
A. 8. Mollwain has a stock of hat of ths
latest atylea, whioh every man should ex.
amine before kuyiag.
Beds ted a from two dollars np at VV Fort
miller k Co'.
The finest Una of
nga at Wood in 's.
window cornice mould
FO BARGAINS IN FURNITURE GO TO WW. FORTMILIER &G0'S. FUU LINE OF UPI
Maaey ta Lean.
We have money to loan on Real Estate
security in sums to suit, for term of five
years. Call on or addreas,
Burkhart & Keeney,
Real Estate Agents, Albany, Oregon.
ftswasetea.
N. H. Allen fc Co., keeps a full line af
groeeriee, and they will give yon aa much
for your money as you ean gat in any store
in Oregon . Try them .
COW LOST,
Friday, Anguat 13th, a dark brown cow,
large apota, white faoe, white tail, one, per
haps both, ear cropped, left the place of
subscriber in this eity. A liberal , reward
will be given for her return to
Jas. MftiDY.
AttttlKia.
HUFFMAN FR ADEY. On Aug. rath,
1 886, at the rooms of the groom, in the
O'Toole block, Albany, by R. L. Dorris.
J. P., Mr. Fritz Huffman and Miss
May Fr adey -both of Albany.
BOK..
GARRETT. On Aug. i4th, 1886, at the
Revere House, in Albany, to the wife of
William Garrett a daughter. Weight,
eight pounds.
UAUT JQESXYl r r- . r . . V" M
Wl ..lllteamaKr. iaa.e..r UM.I
saBBBjBjaja ww""jj"j ' j -: JaW - T---iyM
P5eillWSi"a "ftZse!.wH-
A TENT COVERKD RACE TRAK ONE-THIRD OF A MILE IMCIRCl'MKKKfiNCS
3 Times the Most Stupendous Menagerie
EVER GATHERED AND EXHIBITED UNDER TENTS.
The only White Hippopotamus Tks mly 2-Headed Cow the only White Buffalo
ietence 2-Horned Ild SeaRhinnoeroa White Polar Baar $10,000 deu of performiua
Largest herd of Elephants ia Ameriua--Nature in all her Rarest. Fiercest and wot
forms
TR MT. ETISKEKT OF AMM1TE GREATiax
TIIRNORLEUTAND GENTLGKTOV it v. a stm
: j n v i:si.K iiiakt.s
hi ex
Lion8
derfai
SAMSON
THE IDOL OIP THE
EVERY MORNING
AT 10 O'CLOCK
. ... . .....
HEAEfcTJ
wbern wn in a.. .. ...).
will be seen the noatSumutaon Pao PABt tit it nua. .1 -.1 ' .t. . . I i as
.a ... . niwviri i c T" ' I n I iau
viMOP. An illuminated hn of gorgooat pomp and soiid splendor -aoarmroichahle cd in
describable '
2 PERFORMANCES EFERY D.iV If 2 M 8 V. H.
Doors open at 1 aud 7 p. in,, in order to afford mil time for
inspection of Museum and MensigerJe Oppartments.
ADMISSION SUSS $1.00 tZ. 50C.
amiweaieaiuiie eie Kiycu every nav. ram or anme, at tHe advertised hours. Oar ten tear
made of the latest-improved French Wat sr-proof
ram storms.
-utterly defy the moat drenehiriK
WE PRODUCE MORE WILD BEASTS IN PUBLIC PARADE
THAN ANY OTHER SHOW ILK HtfJITS FOROaS.
.Also will exhibit at
SALEM, T.
2nd,