I&e tmnut
FRIDAY AUGUST 27, 1886.
A KieaTKOIt YISDICITI4M OF L4W.
For Horn im trial baa been going oo
in Chicage iu which eight ) eracoa were
being tried on n indictment for mur
der. Theae man are known in tbe par-
lanae of the day as anarchiata a name,
by tbe way, a most tilting to express
tbe character and oslliog of these men.
Tbey are men who repreaent a nomep
oua elaaa of people, who, for a number
of years, have been increasing to an
alarming extent in the Uuited State.
We aay alarming, because, by tbeii
leaobing and example both, tbay have
ihown themseivea a reatleaa inauhordl
nate claaa of people whose cntef pur
pOM it to inculcate a spirit of disobed
ience to constituted authority. Tbey
partake largely of the character of oom
munista, but tbey differ from tbe latter
in thie, that now and without further
watting, they would resort to fire and
aword to aeeure what tby call their
right-. It ta msrelv a oombiuation of
lawleae individual who have combined
themselves together to resist tbe due
enforcement of l-w when that enforce
ment conflicts with their interests. Tb
crime these men committed was the
throwing of bombs among a squad Of
police in the city of Chicago aotoe
months ago, while the? were engayed in
breaking up a meeting of the anaich
iata at which meeting the most incen
diary and outrageous apecbes wete be
ing made. S-tverat police as well as
citixens, were mangled in a moat horri
ble manner, quite a number being killed
at uic, while quit a number after
ward died from the wounds rciv..
from the Hursuuu '".uiK-. re 0'
who bT htu c i i i ;' ti
start tha 1 t
1 v i c ..: ti-. i
their eouviot ion mul i-xvwuuaa wtil
rag '-! ry nII i ighiuuld law-ahii-ing
citixens a a moat righteous viudlO
tioa of tbe lav, and nay bow bopr
that thin lawless cIhhm hicb infant
evnry t-T v in tbe country, uai Ibmmu
from ih- ta f' ' hei- (J'nc bre-h '
that while this is a free ciontrv wlime
the fullest lilwrty, compatinle with tbe
gen-rnl w?lf-f, T'HiehNafavl t very
iudirid'itl, v ' oil's), f r ihs ra
soo,ean vi data --iabliabd ; mvb im
punity, and that thia is no place fjr
the alurus of fo Mn countries to con
gregate and pursue the Crimea far th
oommi"Mt( n of which many of them are
exiled outlaws from theeouutry f 'heir
birth. These in" -e ff-datlaw, igiinr
ed sxvaatitatt-j suih srity, and dsii; ptt
the.nlv - nd '.- ptle of i.rotcc'--ioa
f law, tud hA..cr the etine
they ooiimti ed m ie than ordi
nary murd-i. Tba tim has arrived
when it become the duty of every law
abi libg citixen to insis' , io seaaon and
ont of season, that onr laws were made
to be obeyed, and not violated, and that
no man who continually acofi and
aneers at law, and promulgate a feel
ing f contempt far it, has sny right to
claim it protection. Tbe people of tbe
United States have been unfortunate
in securing snch a Isrga propottioa of
tba lawlea-, outeaeta and eonf ie'ed crim
inala from fareign (suds, aod this ele
ment prove a most disturbing and dan
gerous ore to our people aod govert.
nant. Nothing will so chck op tbi
influx of tbe dangerous classes from for
eign lands to oar shores as tbe rigid
enforcement of tbe law against tboae
woo are already her. It is oeditabl
to tbe authorities of Chicago that tbey
are bringing swift justise to tboae who
take tha law in hoir own hands.
.nr roKoar it.
We will furnbh the Democrat, tbe
New York Weekly World, the Anoeri
can Farmer and a history of tbe
United States, a book of 320 pages,
all for the marvelou!y low price of
$3.25. Thia offer ia 'o aH old aub-
ecrib rs who pay up all arrearage
and one year in advance as well aa
new subscribers. The regular price
of the three papers and the history la
$5.5) bat we furnhh all for $3.25.
tit) liberal an offer whs never before
made.
An extended commuriicdtion iu
reference to the baildiog of a bridge
at Waterloo will appear in our next
isswe. We lack apace this week.
There is no d ubt t a bridge is
very much needed at thjtt place, and
if the county la financially prepared
to build i, we see no reason why it
should not be done The banks cf
the river ut Waterloo are bigh and
rocky and it ia just as safe aud suit
able a foundation as could be desired.
It seems to be pretty clearly settled
that tbe Chicago and Northwestern
peoplo l ave concluded to push on
their lines to m ike connection with
the O. P. and the O. P. have conclud
ed to push on their line to connect
with the C. N. W. lioee and that
tbe whole matter is mutual and well
understood by both partite, and the
people of Albany nay, good.
Oats Wanted,
100,000 bushels of oats wsnted, for which
I will pay the highest market prioe. Hacks
famished free to those deairing to sell. Be
aure and get my priest befere selling.
D. B. MOKTEITH.
Will BSC Uor.mm,
Mr L Senders has retarusd from Ban
Francisco and is ready to buy good hoisei.
Call on him at Albany.
as'
Examine Woodin's Extension tables. They
as -well go and see them for yourself.
AlttTHKM Kk.
Acting Batffeaary F.ttrohild, of the
Treasuiv detriment at Wsiuingtou
ban iuuiNl M....th- f,r ,..t
tion of United State bonds. Thia
time it is far $15.01)0,000. Only last
week we reoorded a o.li far $10,000,000
and now bore it another call far $l5f
000,000, aud biuta aio thrown out that
this lattot is to be fallowed by another
vary , . n of $13,000,000. Altogether
these democratic ufUcials give the small
try republican j uirnals hardly lime be-
iwHn calU to catah thuir breath, bu(
true to their duty as they understand
it, tbey units i what limn tbey have be
tween cilia to denpunoe tbe administra
tion for not paying off tbe public debt
faater. Weil, let these folks grumble
as it is the beat they can do, but pay off
the national debt as faat aa it can be
done.
i t riNt; ai.ic tnttt
Cutting, tbe Americ.tn editor, who
waa arreated aomo time ago on Mexioan
aoil by Mexican officers on a charge of
pubtiahiog a libel agaiuat one Medina.a
Mexican, after a month's delay in csr
ryiug on a spirited diplomatiooontestbe
twaen the two oouutrieat has baen re
leaaed by mandate from tbe suprior ta
the lower court of Chihuahua in which
Cutting waa tried and sentenced to the
leuitentiary. The ground upon which
the decree vt the supreme court uf Chi
nuabua is oased is neoanaa toe man
Mdins,wbo waa libdlad refused,or in the
language of the judge, "deeijited" from
prosecuting a auit against Cuttiug for
civil damages to which be waa entitled.
But tbe release was evidently far tbe
purpose of avoiding hoatiiitiea wiib th
United States.
OORRB3P O MDS MOE .
aLsOtaflf
J H tut i' -"l a i t!
. ah i i lii i I" I iag, haviui:
S itee and 'iMou.
Flu K .hrt, ho ta woiklog a gan
f CbitiauiH i iii itIi i he w. Su(lam
waa over lent Week and reports that he
baa cloaned the grass and debris from
al! but two mttes uf the track iu "the
farka."
Mr. J hu L-?dy will tart bis steam
aw luiil tills we-k. He baa tbe con
tract for sawing 300,000 feet of lumber
for the bridges. The bridgea will go in,
huirah.
A. A. B i hor is learning the art of
'-letfrsj.hr. lis will begiu work on
hia nen- tal leaCS l.srn this week.
Wheat u worth dO cants per bushel
here.
The cleaner is running day and nigbf.
Mr. Spicer will build aheda to bb
wreho,jse to hold sacked grain in,
B ww, t i dja wife f Clin Hrdman,
21, a daughter, fbe wife and
child are d ing wail and Clint ia eon-
valaaoant.
A post offlc has been grante 1 at
Lebanon Junction, with M . Hammack
aa Naaby.
J. Wallace bad a 20 davs' run with
hia machine and threshed an average of
1250 bushels par day. Hia ia a Buffalo
Pitts.
Mr. Hammack who baa a Minnesota
Chief made an average of 1300 buabela
per da? on a twenty days' ran.
The brideca on the canal between
here and Lebanon Junction are in a
very unsafe condition. Tboae whose
doty it ie to repair tbem should do to
at onoe for life is at stake while thy
remain aa tbey are. Lead Pkvcil.
Messrs. Sommera & Butler who
have been working with tbe logs on
Curtis Island have gone on a trip up
tlio McKenzie to look for timber.
They have contracted to cut a million
feet of log thia winter for the Salem
Milh
Salem
The logs will be driven to
a , lt ,r
next Bummer via tne Mc
Kenzie and Willamette rivf rs
Threshing ia nearly all done in this
,., i j d1.k. flniai,
inity. Henry Brothers finished
ir contracts yesterday and Bishop
srsa as a . a -
vici
. i :
i licit uouiructs ytJBwsruBy nuu jDisuup i
& Bvrvorj will eet done some time
this week, fhev beinff ihe last to ct !
, '
Flop picking begins this week.
arnwam fulk anmo nf nnvlnv f,,rlv I
r... .,(i,u k.,. ti .
P w , h .n .
settiea yet wnai iney win pay.
Misa Helen Douthlt of Eugene J
CAtv. U vhdtinfir Mi Nllio T.ikA at
Misses Jbjlla ana Bonnie Thompson
go to Slem next week to attend
I
mnht L l. A ..mn C V. CI 1
..iuu. ufc awuoui, wi me oici j
Heart.
f!hanfar T '1'hpra waa n hll et f h
7: . "Z . . ;: " I
nop nouse last rnaay evening ana
there is to be a soc al party In the
neighborhood next Fridav eveuinsr
To ba continued.
w t sal
Ihe postmaster has recently ex.
ecuted a new bond having held the
office for flyo yea ra and that being tbe
IX s a Af S I
I tin w r. 1 it .11 n i iluuu art ass 8 m aoiaaa I
8BSesV iVUIUfVJW l IJRltJlO I
Without life w bond-'
- 1
We WOUld all go to tbe CirCUS if We
l j 7 . . t,
.,a uuuuF.i.uuurjr uceio. oyiue
of us will go anyhow.
Ned Taylor sold a span of horses
last week, did not learn at what
figure.
Brownsville.
Gram Is commencing to come in
quite raat as most people are uone
threthlnc I
e"
The tailoring establishment con-
nected With the B. W. M. Co., Shut
down last Saturday for awhile.
Mr. QbO. Overton and Wife return-
ed from Albany Tuesday.
7mm
Mr. Jamea Smith and family atari-
ed for their. home in Prinevllte Tues
day. S. P. Barger was fn Albany Tues-
day. I
MIS8 Allie Temple of Rock Hill, U
herd Vislllng her Sister, Mrs. J. opftng selections of drees aoodf, fancy goods,
j j j etc., in fact everything new ana attractive
' " can be found there, ao if you want a pointer
Mr. Geo. CoshOW Went tO S.Uem memorize ihu and give them a call.
Monday. geQ gurjlnftrfc Keeney names and ad
Prof. Strange, our future teacher, dreaaee of friends desiring information of Ore
Was In town Tuesday. gpn and tbey will send them copies of the
, t.u t t . 1 . . Heal Estate Conveyor which contains a oora
Mr. Burtch of Portland, is here Dietii riiserintion of one couaiv in each issue
visiting his brother It. jjurtch, con- j
ductor on the O. B. N. Co.
Vak hs now uguu ou tbe Nar
ratlrotd bridge and no
uu,," wl" train- cau
be ruantng in the forkn of tbe Btntiatn
iu a tew weeks.
Tun 0. P. surveyors are at work near
8oio, running a line about 2 miles from
the town. It will be vary unaatifa
tory to the people if they should build
tbe ro.id on tbe survey now made.
D. P. Mason, Hub. Bryant, Mr.
Clarke and Hon. J. K Weatb ifard.
all of Albany, ware in tbe city on Sat
urday, aud Sunday returning hame.
Mrs. Brooks, daughter of It. Pent
land of The Dallas, ia in town visiting.
Oats were quoted at 38 ota. Satur
day; wheat 97 ota.
Crops have made a good yield con
sidering everything.exoepting flax which
will not average over 5 bushels per aors
Moat f our hop man are makiov
arrangementa for the pokera at 35 ota.
per box. Some af tbem have contract
ed their hope at 15 ota. per pound, and
it ataods them in band to be oloae now.
Arohie Johnson was in Slem Sun
day. Yours truly, J.
AftttaT ArFtfRTIV,MET.
Following is ths apportionment of the
ac.ool lutein in thia county aa prepsrwl by
County Superintendent U V S Hold
Amount per capita of ths state fund, UO
owuts ami a fraction lass thau 3 mills, and a
faetion less than 60 csuts of ths county
fund.
tSffSStk) (,u Mlu fulMl
1 U llttl 14 M
S St 44 4 as
S SI S 97 M 07
a Td 4t ss as at
ft TdS 417 M S38 SI
a 44 st it as
7 74 4SS4 east
S 14ft Sft ftl 1M 01
S St IS SB 17 90
10 SS 17 10 M 10
it i ss is m as
It 47 17 7t 4t 4S
00 6S OS SI tS
14 ss ti ta at se
is or aa at so sa
is ttt iso w no 4
17 77 4ft 41 SS ftt
15 44 f7 It 41 M
19 .ft St 44 49 SS
tO 7 44 St ss et
St 3S tt 41 S4 so
tt as 40 io si 40
ta SI IS tS 77 99
tt fto aa 4a 44 14
as as ss ss ftt as
SI 4S 96 74 94
tr si is ss tr ss
ts 47 17 71 i J
sa aa xt ou s ti
so ss at it S4 so
si ftt so ar fl oj
Si SI 47 77 7S IS
U S4 SO OS SO 70
54 tft 83 44 40 SS
Sft 4t S4 77 87 91
SO 7 ;44 tS 07 71
87 97 57 8 87 ft
55 Sft 80 fll 31 SO
80 . 70 41 ss at to
40 SS St 41 84 89
41 18t 77 Bft 118 17
48 i'i ua at ir sft
48 aa . 87 l test
44 si it si la as
45 40 IS ft? at It
40 80 It 7 IS OS
a sft to 64 st aa
48 84 81 Sft 48 78
49 48 SB SI 48 St
ftO 88 SO 87 40 8ft
ftl so ir aa 17 88
at 148 sa ti iso at
SS 84 14 U tl 07
ft4 48 87 U 41 88
ftft a oo so et aa
as aa sa es so as
87 Me report
88 87 81 88 S3 41
if . St 18 87 SB80
00 ' 47 17 71 41 48
St tS 17 10 SS 18
88 18 II 74 81 &7
aa ss ss ou si ti
84 SS 88 41 84 80
as sa t7 iu r it
at 48 84 77 87 St
a? as i; as ai at
ea aa aa 04 al aa
aa aa 17 ia aa ia
70 8 87 18 41 M
71 87 81 SS 88 41
71 18 9 44 14 tt
78 S4 87 74 87 7s
74 .108 si at at so
78 41 84 18 87 M
78 88 88 41 84 SO
77 37 21 82 13 40
78 33 19 46 29 90
79 27 16 92 24 38
80 61 33 97 65 07
81 76 44 82 69 62
82 37 21 82 33 41
83 29 17 10 26 19
84 29 17 10 26 19
86 18
sij U 10 62 lfi 23
87 30 23 00 36 21
88 38 22 41 34 30
89 29 17 10 26 19
90 84 20 93 30 70
91 39 23 00 33 21
92 24 14 15 21 67
93 23 13 56 20 77
94 46 .26 54 40 63
95 73 43 05 65 91
96 26 15 33 23 48
,9 21 12 38 18 96
9T. 27 15 92 2ft 3
U9
3341 42 6113 67
Tbe celebrated Hilbon f sin by, who rejoice
in the oabhquet of "the $10,000 cbsllso
aerialuts of the w .rid, ara one of the big
M9Am ;,, w w ruu. v rv.i-.Ji
cards with W. W. Cola'a New OltlSISSl
Shows, which appear here on Friday, Sep
tember 3 J. Tbe Silhons are probably the
beat known and admired of any gymnasts
in tbe baiinu..( antl th-ir Apprchins at
pearaoces in tbe city will attract no little in-
m. - m. fsjaa a a a
pea ranees
terest. Their act is of such a novel and
artistic character, and their movements so
full of grace, that tbe moat timid of ladies
j can look upon tt without any feeling of fear
lot the daring performers. There are four
members of tbeSUbon tsmily, three brother
Charles. Walter aod Master Eddie, and a
lilt(f( Miss Kate. They come trom
famous family of English acrobata. The
Pcnt is their isst American season.
Crawferil, PbuXesrsplief, Altasui). Or
I have all the negat ves taken by A
B' aum and any one can have dupli
AStM aTa-b.M IIiaIm MnBS la ma irwH . t . I tm m. mmmm mm m
irvw "' HWIW UJ UUrtSlU
as. at the foltowitiir orloas: Card aiui. 8
per dozen, cabinet size. 88 per dozen, bou-
,uratt8 per dozen. I keep the flneat
ne or Oregon views in tbe west. Uata-
logue furnished on application. Copylna
na ooiarging old pictures a specialty
J. Gb Caawroan.
auaeaer sss reals.
Tlo nodereigned will sell all kinds of
u .t. P0'" 6 tn lo"ow-
""vue ou suu as ! sw w xjassfsaaaw svauiuai
- " , . . sw f
I .anit'm I stsasirs sinl U ... PssnnC L.iU
" ' n M..m rw u ss wii t ssm s Bsss wwar uuiiu
intr houses or barn- can have bills out and
Metered at ary of th above stations on
short notice. Lumber is of the very beat
quaiity, the loga being brought from the hue
timber regions on the McKenzie River.
Wm, E. Sricxn,
Wall Paper
N. II. Allen A Co.'s new wall papers are
now arriving direct from the factory, all
grades now in stock. Call and examine it
oefero robasiog
Carpels Arrived.
An exceedingly largTTtock of carpets in
H qimUti has juat been received by Men.
teitk & Soitenbach, The assortment em
braces the newest patterns and colorings
These goods are being offered at very low
prices. People wanting erroets should not
fail to see them.
A Ureal Kxearitlan.
Every one on the go, ladiea arriving oy
ory miputeat the store of Monteith A Sei
tenbach. Each and all are making their
with either desirable information ae weather,
market report, etc.
L0TatU AT 9M ILWAIYM
Mr. A. 15. Moll wain hi noonil thn door
of his west ators room, and will now devuts
. t . .lii. M . Mm...
tm . ,. "W rn't'a aud hata.
Iu thasa linaa ha proponej to keep a H rst
claaa and uomnlato atook. With all tho fa-
oiitttaa, ha will malts a atoo
maks a apsoialty in tliis oart
of bu eta!ilialuuut of these lines.
m Unas, limnnif
from tho Kaat, with low fraigbts, bo will tA-
far bargains rrsly obtained. All be wants is
for the puhliu to oxs.niao his stock and
prices. Do not buy olothiug, furnishing goods
or hata without tlrst calling at the now aud
largs clothing department of
A. B. Meli WAtnX
tteatlstrr.
Ir. L T. Tate. Dentist, will uractlce one
day In each week at each of the following
S a a a mm- d m
nuiiieu places : l.c );moM on I tieidav.
ll.iUevon rimrMldv. Irfferson on Kriduv.
and will lie prepared to perforin operations
wuiiout pain, hc will lie at his offtce In
Albany on Monday. Wednesday ami Sat
uidav.
Money ut Lean.
We have money to loan on Real Estate
security in sums to suit, for term of five
years. Call on or address,
lb HKii.aT Si Krkmby,
Real Estate Agents, Albany, Oregon.
m , i tmm m i ' .
Aseft. aaes.
tt o to f'eters ,t Stewarts and examine
those fine Oregon tnsdo axes, superior to
all others. Msitufartured by If. B. Her
rlok, of Crawferdsvllle, Linn Uo.t Or. Wai
ranted first class.
Bsta sad 'aas,
N. II. Allen A Co., are now receiving a
large stock of hats and caps, children's
straws, iu season will be made a specialty.
Urererlr.
N. H. Allen A Co., keeps a full line of
reries, and they will give you as much
for your money as you can get ia any store
in Oregon. Iry them.
faaey tiaatfa.
The place to get fanoy goods of alt kinds,
ia at Mellwain'a. Ilia apriu etoek is here.
sad there ia no diseoont oo its being hrst
cUm. Hkrgun ittrred
lies ta Laaa
On from one to three years time, on good
security, in sums of $900 up. Call on
l 1 IKK, MOMTSITM & Co.
UlswryOsWT
n seaMprotecttoaaaeboasorovsr-eaH. it la
JO fytgaJftC lOaa Ofl aAO Use) (0F CsaVst DsJ ttsejQsnaM (9
yor sale 1st
L. E. BLAIN,
Aibaw), Or.
THIS SPACE
IS RESERVED
TTOJEt
T. A. SHANE
WHO HAS 0VED
'The City Dry Goods Store"
OF PORTLAND,
t
TO ALBA . TJ STAY.
Look Oat foi Prices.
SheriflTs Sale.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
h White. 8 White and Wm ln.r
nera dolnir buMnens umtr th rtrm .;-
-Hu siyie vi Li wuue x uo JPJaintlff.
vs.
R E Wilson, Defendaat.
TbTOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
or an execution Issued
above named Court In tbe above entitled i
action and to me directed and delivered. I
nave lOVied UDOn and on HatnrHv tk.
28th day of Aognat, 1886, at one o'clock,
Ti m al f ha a 'an af rJn .a . . . 1
5 r rr , Tr w. M.or in Albany,
f jinn nnnnf.t?. f lrarrnn aaf nnklU ...4i mt" 1 I
ounh in binrf in tKm kiC. L,jJT
" js 1 vnvu nu uuuiin niii'rif in vmb i .
sell all the rltht title anrl infer m .u.
P
abovejiamed Defendant, K. E. Wllaon in A-
and to an undivided one eleventh of tbe A lu' UDDly of the uul sla ts of oar
following described real property, to-wit : tf'dges, bres and paper shells, prime
Lota numbered one, two, seven aud eiaht ftds and bar loid. Also tbe bfc jov
in Block No. 31 in tbe town of Halsov der-
Linn county, Oreeron. Also balnnini Pbtrrs A HrawsB
r h ainMiAuur n.n.,. n.t 1 1.- .1 .1 . .1
claim of Nicholas T Mil er an ZliL Jr-
Miller in Mectlon 23 To 18 NRi
Lin o'ountv. oratrnn .nrf'-feLlE?; -
west 20 8 chains : thence north i ia
. ma 1 ..
- - rs -t mvmmm m MUU1UU t inimi I t
wew io.oe cuams ; tnenoe north 49.73
chains : thenoe east 37.44 chains th..
srtnt.h M niiainarn t.hm nl. r i I "
oontamin 190 or 7 ' ?i
the donation land claim of John Wilson
a m i a rati . . . oa ,
--a. Ww- mm mm n ntanii UHI I III I
anu menaia wuaon, ms wife, beinr Not
No, 2587 and claim No. 70 in Tp 13, S R 4
ceede of sale to be applied ; First to i ha
navmentofthe oasts anrl HUh,uL" I'..? I
wem. iu uiiiu wuuiy, uregon. The pro.
Eayment of the oasta and disbursements
eretoiore accrued, to-wit. 163 58 and th
costs of sale, Hecond to the payment of
Plaintiffs olefin to-wit, $993 and interest
at 10 percent per annum from Oeteber
27th, 1886.
Dated this 26th day ef July, 1886.
,T1 I.8.Smr,
Sheriff of Linu county, Oregon,
FARMERS I
BEFORE YOU BUY
A RIGHT TO ANY GATE,
ma hukb and amm
HA SOWS WHKEL
GATE!
PATENTED JUNE 8, 1886.
The sumrior points of excellency claim -
ed fur this gate are
The running aear ran be attached to
any common gate.
Any Intelligent bov of Its who Is hamlv
with toots" can make the sate or attach
tbe running gsar ta another gate.
Tbe enure cost or the gate need not ex
oeed $ I tbe purchaser furnlshlritf and
.nutug the nosu (In the ground or frame,
as desired) and hanging the gate,
no mgn poets are needeo,
No extra framing Is needed al Die bottom,
All tbe running gear Is at the top. hence
it cannot oeoonio (riugii with mud, snow
or trash of any, kind.
It dose not fold up nor Up over to scare
neraes,
It requires but Mule force to operate It t
a 12 foot gate rlning only one-third of an
Inch to each foo
it of opening, and tbe en
tire rising and falling Is only 2 luohes,sud
thU on wheels or rollers.
It usee no lever or complicated machin
ery. There la no need of arms, though tbey
can be used If daelred.
It never gate out of order so aa to binder
tie working.
If tbe opening and shutting gear la all
broken or removed. It Is still the beat gate
made to open and shut by hand.
Ii fastens and leeks itself so aa to be
hog aod atock proof.
it- can be opened and shut without get
ting otT a boras or blevcle, or ont of a
wagon.
It la tbe simplest In construction, the
easiest to operate, tbe dies pest to make,
and the beat gale in existence.
Eights will be sold as cheap or cheaper
thau for any good gate.
No other gat baa half so many excel -'ent
and superior pntnte.
A few ttibiutea examination will prove
tbe truth of theae ataiementa.
Go and see a model at Peters A Htewart'a,
Mhany, Or,
Loral agents wanted In every town of
tne county to make and sell galea.
O. H. MATTOON,
Albany, Or., Uen'l Agt. for Linn Oo.
DR. N. C. BOATMAN.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office first door north of to graph :.
co llroadalhin "utt.
VIOLINS.
Made aod rep"ired. New tops, back
an 1 beak. Bows rrhaired and mpairrd.
Old add new violiaa.bnws and artist string
for sale. Refer t b I . Coarsen and t h
Bray. Portland.
H. S. RICHARDS,
Teacher of . "
Corner of 2nd and Ellawcrib sis , Albany.
COW LOST."
Friday, Aogaat IStb, a dark bro vn c . .
Urge apots, white face, white tail, one, per
haps both, ears erupted, left the piece of
subscriber in this city. A liberal reward
will be given for her return to
Jap.. MatiV.
STATE
AGRICULTURAL
COLLEGE
CORYALUS. OREGON.
The next aaeslon will bag n with a full
faculty, Hepternber ht n, 1M.
Slaty young men 10 years old aad op
warde ran get free acbo arsLlps l.-h
Nenator can appaint two. For particolarr
apply to
n. t. .,
In- Proaldent.
X
U BbMTTIllSUoUT,
tbe Acme Harrow and no farmer r
il srTord to be without it. It is tbe ver
tiest clnd cisher and pulvrixer. baviii t.
rwood as level as a beru d r. H.ld onl)
oy retera A Hwart.
Home for the Sick.
PORTLAND GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Cor Second ami Ash Streets,
8"e)BTT84D ... . oRl.t.tis
Thia Inatltntw e mplete in a I 11- de-
psrtioeute, snl over trr'- is n l to
give it tbe air, diet, nursing and umnrrt
of a home
Special attention to re tttinoit f('hronir
and t'ointtitntlonai DlseasM
Private rooun for psttent 1 r- a -I bv
outside phyaielans, aud persons inking
course of Turkish or fve.-trlo Bath or
oaygen Qui Tbe baths are elegantly
nueu up.
Physicians vislllng Portland are invited
tO Visit thin IllHltKiUoll.
THOM. WfXD,
Manager Portland General Hospital i
n. a.cubsrt. Joan hansmaw
ALDANY FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOPS-
CHERRY & HANSIIAW.
lachine and Hill Builders,
Ravlog opened up tbe old foundry and
maohine shuns former! v owned bv A V.
Cherry A Hon, and added new and late
improved nianninery, we are prepared
to handle all kinds of heavy maubinerv.
Ws will manufacture Steam Knulue. n
and Grist Mill machinery. also wood work
ing machinery of all kinds, all kinds of
iron and brass castings made to order,
lie pairing of farm machinery m specialty.
Patterns of all kinds made on short
notice. Tbe beat assortment of patterns
in tne stale.
Shops corner 1st and Montgomery Sts.
ALBANY OREGON.
Ross House.
A. ASSELL AND J. GIBLIN
Proprietors.
This house ia now open and furnished
npifch thn ht nw frniMir. Kvwruf l,i.,
clean and commodious, offaring to the Keu-
k . . w .
eral public superior accommodations to any
. . . r
Mu fcuo
. ..is..
A MMUNITION.
1 1 "
OTUDEBAKKK WAGON. ,
O
Thia Is the only wgon having a slope
oo"iuru spuae arm ton ateei iruss on
iinh art. anrl la t.Ka linuf nr.irnn n.i I
ll .1 l . ,1 L . -
TTali. k .dL-
hm'
' wj - vr w 'J wvy e sara Vt
'
KlHE BESTStlvJT HZ TOWN
Can bo founi ai our store. Thf shot
usually sold in Albany drops 75 feet,
while the 8c. L iais - hot sold by us drops
200 fee5' t"0.1 H1"?5 10 cnillS(1 hot
aportameu should no- forget this
I'KTBRH A iSTfei WABT
rjAWd, AXEH, ECO
We will aell you tbe famous Diss ton
Ghampton cross-cut saw at a low figure,
ad can give you good prices on azei,
e lodges and wedges.
i'ETEXS K BTKWAWT.
Conrad Meyer,
PROPRIETOR OVr-
STAR BAKE It Y,
Corner Broadalbin and First 8ts,,
-DEALER IN
fanned fruit,
ianneti Heats
neen8fre9
Vegetables,
'lgra,
Solera.
Ulaawwaee,
Urled frnlta,
Tobaeeo,
Wniatr,
Coffee, Tea,
Kte IZiv ,
In fact everything the', la kept i a gen
era! variety and grocery store. Highest
market price paid for
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
G!
ONN BROTHERS'
ASH CR0CERY STORE
Opposite Deyoe A Robson'a.
ALBANY, OREGON.
Ko; a fresh atock of ell kinds of
GROCERIES,
FARM PRODUCE,
CANNED GOODS
ETC., ETC.
BESIDES
TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
WILLOW WARE,
LAMPS, 8XAOE8.
CROCKERY, LASS WARE
Era, e to.
PRODUCE TAX II EXCHANGE
Will sell as cheap Cs any tor In Albany
BOOTS, SHOES
AND
SLIPPERS.
1 am now receiving my hiring at d
Su tmi.-r miti'k f boots i shf.ee, I
have as nicely a fitted up pot sod Sl.e
Store, rd tt Complete itock as ai J
this aide of Portland and vty m beatea
in Portland. I buy M my bocta sr.
shoes jirct from mai.?ifcrnte!s and ai
authorised to warrant every pair 1
tei bow chf !. K flrro io ) r
have any advant;- of ns ia bwfiiMl as
1 bo? in quanti:if an 1 ety the cub.
Ia ladies', misses and children's fcbo,
I keep much h U- bast a i l nrvn
eat variety in the
alasa 1 to
tbe money ea assa
si.
SAMUEL E. YOUNG.
AT COST
Frem and eiW iiau.t I, 1880.
John
I SM
m saa
L6
WH
STOVES, Tl I WARE AND
HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS,
Now 1 y mt 'm
Alb my, Jui Slkt, IHMJ.
Scott's- New
Sua Store,
EEADQUAETEES FOR SPORTSMEN.
o
THE LEADING GUNS AND REVOLVERS,
BEST AMMUNITI9N.CARTRIDGES,
SHOT, ALL KINDS OF HUNT
ING MATERIALS, CUT
LERY, FISHING
TACKLE,
ETC.
At the nioet reaaonahle prices, .Uwavs
in atouK, Kopairing none on snort notloa,
Willamette Valley nim rods should never
h i t. . . . . . I I . .
uy wiwi--ui. uihhS on
VV. B. SCOTT,
OppoNlta Rovore ironto, Allany, Or.
D
ONT FOKGKT IT
If you try U build uow while wheat
only wo th 5i cents you should by ah
means iro to Petern Jk Stowart'H, at A I ban v
for your hardware. You can get what 7011
want at tuoir store ana at reasonable Rf
ures
R
fifi AND CHAIN.
Of isse. as wui a h alter chain s,eow
tht if, dug chains, rope halters, etc, for
sale uy Petera A b tew art.
They Have Arrived,
THE
NEW GOODS
For men and boys at
L. E. BLAIN'S.
We now have a magnificent stock of
new and nobby suits for
Men and Youths r
8
0
Sk
HI
0
Jot Spring trade, better than ever.
The patterns are neat and attractive.
We feel justly proud of this stock,
selected with care from all markets.
8 I
in and take pleasure
THE HAT STOCK
is choice, direct from Philadelphia,
comprising
All the Spring Novelties.
THE SHOE DEPARTMENT
is now complete, the largest and nicest
stock in market
0
5
n
ft
9)
Ej
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SB
t
0
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0
We can't enumerate
IIUMSISIG
Have many novelties and all the
staples. Look at our
75-wiii h fauiidiiwi hiri,
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 savme way.
We have a large, new line of piece
goods in our
TAILORING DKPARTMENT,
Nobby suitings, fancy pants, etc,,
which will b 1 made up in as good style
an I as cheap as can be had in the
market.
Agricultural Depot!
DEYOE & ROBSON, PROPS.
Successors to W. H. Goltra.
ALBANY, - OREGON.
KEEP ON HAND
THRESHER 3, ENGINES, WAGONS, HACKS, PLOWS
HARDWARE, DOORS, SASHES, 3 JiLO!N3
MATERIALS, ETC., ETC.
i tti yr. mbSbbms1S'
?f5fifiLxTB8MBP8?BasBHBsM HBajB7flE
MsarSalrtBpWwNit -
HMMfiSlfB' Wb8bbk8' ' '"iliJIIW''" "
STE-L A.NDSPRlfVG TOOTH HARROWS,
PAMNINQ MiLLS, STE EL GOODS, FZHQM
And all Agricultural Impiemeuis u ed.
The largest and beat variety of
FARM Mf C 0NS , HACKSAND BUCCIES,
In
Tiiunarit Vaiiev. Orlera
saasji
WILL BROTHERS,
ALBANY AND G0RVALUS, OR.
LE VDING D A.LER3 I
GUNS, SEWING MACHINES AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
V kfH-p a fu:l asiortaient of
RSFLES, SHOTGUNS, P3STOL8, CUTLERY, AMUNITION
PISHING TACKLES, WARRANTED RAZORS,
BUTCHER AND POCKET KNIVES.
We haudl j the
VII, IsOMENTIC. NEW HOIIJ8, WHITE.
AUEIIIC AN. 4 KOWN.sjINtiER, IIo NEHoM.
GLDBEDiSK 8EW1K MACHINES
And 'all of the leading Pianos and Owns. Jtewlng Machine Needle-, Oil and extras
foraU k.ndsot mach nea. Repairing of sewing machines and fne inslru-
menta a sptcialty,
ALL GOODS WARRRMTED TCI BE AS REPRESENTED.
UFLISKY OF ALL KINDS,
We keep the bet ato.k of cutlery in
the valiey, Poket knlVHs and raaors a
at cialiy. Don't buy anything iu this
liu without cailiug on us fir t-
PltTiiRS A KTKWAlvr,
AINTS AND OILS.
Oi all descriptions sold by PeUra & Stei
i a
a
in showing them.
4
I j
tl
L. E. BLAIN.
te ,n a discos solicits! and pro-aoMv
Jl LACK-SMITH'S OU ( FITS,
anvils vises, bellow8,hammera, aledvea
Uok8 and dies and airnostevr tool u- d
bj blacksmiths we keep constancy n
h nd Also a full -took of iron.. . f a. I siz e
hf rae hoe s ad horse sh' nalK, Sm-c:sl
prices made on small outfits for farmara
use,
ParreRs & .StkwabW.