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VOL. XXIII.
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1887.
no a
reWSscMSSSM
Stilts
Pri f'ftS. NAI. I AKDtt.
L. H. MONT ANTE.
TTOKNEY AT LAW
-AND--
Notary Public.
tlUaoy, Oragaa.
OilW upstair. ovv John Hrta" aioro,
tatrast. vUnatr
J. K. WEATHERFORD,
(NOTARY PUBLIC.)
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ALBA!, .
tlTIM. FRA-OTICR IN ALL THR COTtRTS Or THE
V? SUM. SeUItUenl.it rfn tt :.HcUnJ.t
raSae sutler
I in O.M Fetlow'a
f. 0. row R l.l.. W. R. R1L.YRI'
POWELL BILYRU,
vTTORMKYS AT LAW,
All fUHe.tors in rtianrtrr,
ilrint. - - ORlteo.
Oollosttone promptly mad on all points,
t.oans natroHaf. 1 on reasonable term
JTOffle In Kostsr'a Urlck.-t
vlanlftf.
J. J. WHITNEY,
4ttomey And Counsellor 4t Lav
AND
Notary Public.
ALBANY, OREGON,
Will practice In all of tba Court of
.hi Stats. All bnsln intrnstad to him
will ba promptly attondad to.
E. W. LANCDDN7
DEALER IN
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
BRUSHES,
SOAPS,
COMBS,
nd everything kept In a first el a Drug
Store. Alao a fine stock of pianoa and
organs,
ALBANY. OREGON.
FOSHAY A MASON,
I) racists and Booksellers,
Agents for John B. Aldsn'a publications,
wbfash we aall publisher's prices with
tesUgesrfJsd.
ALBANY. OKKOR.
A. PRU8HAW,
DRUGGIST.
Stationary. Toilet rticlet, Etc.
rincnnitn cimtuT filled,
Open day and night.
Albany, Or.
Revere House;
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
CHAS. PFEIFFER, PROPRIETOR.
Fitted do iii Arstcl style. Table
aupp!! ith tbe t--t in (be market.
Hies eU-epios apartments. Sample rooms
for eotuuitrHsl travelers,
C4Trrt ix'li im a art from te Unlrl.'TO
DR. J.L.HILL,
Physician and Surgeon,
OflScs cor. First and Ferry Streets,
ABANY - - OREGON.
0. O nVIRIT
c..rrtR4
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKRS,
(Soooessora, to C. C. Cherry.)
Machinliti, IiUrigiit8, and Ire?
founders.
1 ATE HAVE OUR NEW SHOPS ALL
v completed, end are now prepared to
handle all kinds of heavy work. We will
manufacture Steam Engine. Orlst and
Uw Mill Machinery, and all kindaf Iroc
and Brass Castings.
riTTCKSS M4DE OS SHOKT KOTM'E.
Special attention given to repairing atl
lsda of machinery. Will also manufuc
re the improved Cherry A White Qm.it)
aprstor
Administrator's Sale of Land.
Hotloe ta hereby Riven, that tbe ur.der
signed Administrator of the estate of Geo
W. MeBride, deceaKl, will in pursuance
of an order of tbe County Court of Linn
county, Oregon, dulv made asd entered
of record on July ftth, 1887, st tbe Ceurt
Honsedoorln Albany In said county on
Satarday, Amgntt 13th. ISST,
at tbe boor of one o'c'ook in the aftetnoou
of said dav, tiell all the riht, title in
terest and estate of aid Geo. W. McBrid
Rt the time of hi desth in and to tbe fo'
lowi:g described r prop rt v, to wlt :
Beginning at s point 16.50 chains north
and 9.5 chain west of the soutbwert cor
ner of Portion 15 Tp. 15, R n R 4 west of
the Wlllsmette meridian in Linn county,
Oregon ; thnre truth 40 cbsins ; tbenrv
north P-W 60" east 40 chains ; tbence north
40 chain; thewe west 40 chain to the
plae of tieeinning, containing 160 acre
to the hiahe-t bidder. Terms of aJe cash
in band on dav of sal.
Julv 0th. 1887.
J, A. MoT niDK,
J. C Powhll, Adminiatrator.
Attorney.
Notice for Publication.
Lend Office st Oregon City, Or.
July 5th, 1887, J
Notice is hereby given that tbe fol low
ins named settler has fi.ed notice of bia
intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, sud that nid rol 'wilt be made
before the County Judge or County Clerk
of Lion county, Oregon, at Atbei.y, re
gon, on
Tetlar. AHMt Vint, 1K8?
iz: George Wasttfttiiton, Hom oat aad sn
trv N' 42-i8, fof ttie M X of W of frn
22, Tp '0 ' H 1 K He UHtnn- tho follow
ino si'n'"- t" pro hi eonttniouK
reid-nee upon, ad cnltivstsjn of, eaid
land, vz: E Wnut, U IVperliug, C W
Kicbardson and P It Bilyeu ail of Jordan
Vailey Pod. Office. Lins county, t'rrgou.
W. T. Huhwk,
Register
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
ING MILLS.
Alljkinda of rough, dressed
and eeastw-i lumber ,latht ..
pickets kepi constantly
hand- Bills sawed to ordev wi
shortest notic Use only bBt
Calapooia timber Price and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON & WEST.
BOOTS, SHOES
AND
SLIPPERS.
1 am now receiving my fall aod
winter atook of hoot ami dbuMfc I
have aa nioely a fitted up Bool and Shoe
Store, d aa complete mock aa any
this aids of Portland and very few better
in Portland. I buy s'l my hocta and
shoes iirsot from mauufsoturera and am
authorised to warrant every pair no mat
ter how cheap No firm in Oregon
have any advantage of me in b? has aa
1 buy in qnanfities and pay the oaab.
In ladies', miases and children's ahoea,
I keep tnuoh the lirgaag. bet sud great
tat variety in the oitv. Mv aim will
always he to give aa good value for
the money as possibly can be done.
SAMUEL E. YOUNG.
First National Bank
OF ALBANY , OREttON.
L fLtVX
a. c. yorxo
Ot.O. K. H MIU HI. MS
TRANSACTS A OSNERAL Wnkitix IrsSrSJI
A -i Of NTS REIT ub) t to clMxk.
SIOIfT RXCBAXOE nd tel.yn.f.hlc trxnwtnr, moU
on Vew Vrk, Sn FrwWo. Umc and purtl
QRSRaSj
(LLEmOVg MADE on trorKI trnx.
MMCWU.
. R Tonsj, Ok, E rntV3a :.in
L. E Btiii. L. Pusa,
WLTSk B TVKMLL.
N. F. MERRILL,
Banking and Insurance.
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
on N"w Tort. San Kru.-U, aJ
Port)t,t
Bur ma, 8to, county and e'tf warrsnu. it-
BweespasaaaaDjm tocaaea. ii.'crti ..(,
mm
Colksctioss will netirm pmsipt attnUn.
tasssttorf.
hoar from tu to . m.
MISS EMMA SCHUBERT,
Fine Millinery,
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.
w
ODD CUTTRRH, ATTENTION f
Never forgot that we siwsys keen in
stock a tall line of axes, cross-cut saw,
titsel and Iron wrdge,sledfe, maul rings,
etc. st k w rt A Sox.
WILL
Desleraln all tbe Leading
Guns, Pistols, Sewing Machines, Organs and Pianos.
A full line of
Sheet music, run ales 1 ma-ohandlM, ammunition, - Ashing taeki ete. Warranted
raxora, butcher and pocket knives.
THE BEST KIND OF SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES,
Oils and Extras for all Machines supplied.
UNN COUNTY ACENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Repairing of sevrin-r machines musical instruments, guns, etc. neatly done,
ALBANY, .... OREGON.
J. GRADWOHL,
Crockery, Glass Ware and Hardware.
OIL AND LEAD.
Agricultural Implements,
Agent tor Fire and Marine Insurance
flAlfKOT BE TOO HieHXY BECr.IH!.Mri, AM IT Im TRULY
A MARVEL OF THE AE, and no household should be without
It. It prevents as well as cure SKIS' flSEARt. .oUT. rUIEU
HATIfllf, GRAVEL and all KIDXEY lItEAJEtt, AFFECTED LIVER,
HEADACHE, KAL'tsEA, BILE, W!XO, IXDIOEKTIOM, COH&TIPA
TIOH, DIARRHOEA and RVREBITER Y, FEVERS avftd AOUR, SLEEP.
JbEft81fE(, LA&81TUDE, FOI L BREATH, and every disease brought
on SVT aggravated by a disordered Htomaeh. At Is a specific against
Contagion, and an efficacious remedy for sudden and severe COUixUM.
COLDS, ASTHMA, the FILES, JAU3DICE, etc.
It Purifies" tbe Blood, Cleanses tbe Btoxaaeb sad Bowel, and gives the whole system s
Healthy sad Delightful Ton. There never was a M-dlclue for the Nursery equal to it, aatt
being composed of herb only, It ean be given Safely to infants. It i a triumph In medicine
harmless, 7t afflcaclotts. Invaluable in the
aaailSesa
BABY HUMORS
And all Skin and Scalp
Diseases Speedily Cur
ed by Outioura,
Our itu o i will lie f.mr rmn 4a on ths tfttk
ItMt. In MT. IMA. h sa aiUrto.1 will, a vr Mtn
tul brsaklnir out ! lha akin. Wa oaiW In thvl
,uui wbi irraw-l him ltr about lour wort. Tha
vlulil raiH'lvitl UuU r m yumi tr in lha araatateut,
the broaklujr out, uj(inal bj tba phvalalati W
hlvaa In an aojrftvil turti, beuutia laryar lit biotuhm
aiil mora ami more ittalrtiii W ro nSHiuaiilly
ol.lpMt to gal up In tba ntHbt atl rub hla with ) In
waur. atruitrf hiihuaiiU. Otf. Kinaliv, aacalhxt othar
ili.vatcisi, unt I no loaa than alx bad atlamptad Ui
cura hint, all aliku .aiuo.-. au.l tba hild aUlly vt
ltnj wra and worae, until ahuut tba wnh of Taal
July, alien wa bagan ro fir a hint t.uiWura Hoanhotit
iiitarnallv.aiHl tbe CuUoura, ami Oulloura less a,
tornallr, aod by lha laatol Autput hawaaao n.ailv
wall ' hat wa gtra bitu only nna tlusv of Uir lU-o.tlvatit.
hottt avary aavonil day fr about las day Hassr. and
ke haa novar haan trnublad a'.uun arlUi the horrible
mUd.v. In alt wa ul law loan ooa half a I...UI ol
Cutlfura aasulvant, a UiU law tbau on I. . .f utl
mira, and onlr on. eaka of Cullrtira Snap.
II K. RYAN, (Utruf. Uitift4 Co., III.
anhwrnbnt nd aw urn ua thU f.oith dav
M January, lw. C. N. fOK, J. ,
I 1 III MDBS.
Last Hrlnx I wa i i-k, Uiog o4varr.l with
noniu kind uf ariofuta. Tba doaaora aouul not halp
na. Iwaaadtlaatl to try lha CuUcura ltanlvafit, I
did an, and lit a day I graw battar, unUl I am aa wall
aa aar. I thank you for It vary stsob. kiid wauld
like to bava It laid u lha n ihil.
K0W IIOKMANN, jlnrtli AUIeU.fi., Maaa.
fKI HlvHSI I I Ki ll.
Mr. Frank MeCluaky aat that your Culkm.-a Ratu
ohe t:urd hla bo of a kkiti dlaaaaa aftar aaatal doe
Um had tailed to halp tba boy. Ua apettt near ona
httndrctl dollar with doctora, Cwiiura Ic '
t urad him.
t. K.TIH-ASV, Plassant Mouut.is,
Cstkmra, Uta great akin aura, and CuUctjra Koap
proparad rroat It, ternallv. and CuUcura Haaolvant
tba na blood purlflor. lotarsally, are a poaiUva rura
for avery form of akin aod MssT BBSRSS from plmplaa
to acratula.
Bold ovary whara, Prtea : CuUcura, esula Cu
Ucttra Soap, 1S eeuU j Cutk'Ura RaMlst, ft, lra
pared by Hut tar and l.hemioal Co., tloatuti.
SeiaSl fo, "Mew ta rr Sklat Rtlaease."
piaa, Hlackbaada, Kkln illomlabaa, and llaby
llnmura, ua Cuuaurasuap.
i Word About Catarrh,
"It la the mn on, membrane, that wonderful aeml
fluid ctiralope eorrwimllug tbe dclloaU Uaauaa of the
air aj.J !.od maaaee. that t arrh mahaa Ua atroSf
hold titKt ejMb.ifced, it ala Into Ua vary hum,
and tandem lib but a longdrawn brwath of n.u-r v aod
dtaraaa. dulling tbe avnaa o bearing, trammaltng tbe
p-.wer d aach. destroying tba faculty of atn.ll. udnt
tog tba breath, and kiidng the aeSned fdaaaurta l
taete. loal.llouao. by craeptng oo fnsa astotpta ould
in tba baa-1, it asttulla the uientbran30 lining and
onrttopts let bone. asUsg UtroSwU tba AalMseS
oawa ami cuai.g iuaamiualion, aloo ,hilw and loath.
.lhti. Miori a fital cralw-aln will
to Ue SSSSSSk ano all alletla'lraa ara ateafdy pro
craatiiatailauSatinga, lenllog to a fatal tanuinallou.
M.of rd'a Kaul aJ Oara. o loba'aiton and ! InlrtraJ
admioieuatioii, baa ne er (ail ad ; even when tba dle
aaoa baa utade frtghtlul turunda on 4atal conwiltu
tio.ia. bearing, aataJt ant taete bava bass recovered,
and taa diaaass Utoruagbly drlvm out."
baaford'a Uadbml Cara eSaSBRa sj on batUa of tba
Roltcal Cura. oaabna Catarrhal a dvent, awl ooa Im
i.oed Ifcaler, naeUy wrappad It. one pwekaga, with
toil dtra tin ; wuv il V .Mar and t lmiu.
On..
OH! MY BACK ! MY BACK!
a it.iut n uit ric.
ti-hln f tiull hi.. U..I .l.lM h
' . i.l.-f. . .. ...Vhm, ....I l.tLwiMlLn.
rhi j.lic. tiauTdV, aclaUv. euddaa. abarp
k.J ! ui .., .. ,-ti,, .Me and etraina
rTr, . i i aai,
elpgnoi and infaJiibla aoteSSt to pain ami iiiHeiutiot
Oon, the t'alirara Aa.lt. fair, riaalar. 6ata ;
'forfl j all dm or V Iter Uny aJ C
ical Csw RSeVm,
J. L. COWAN.
J W
CVHItTK
Linn County Bank,
COWAN 4 OtffifCaL
ALBANY - - - OREGON.
TRANSACTS a generel banking bualnasi.
DRAW 81QHT UKATTS on Raw York. Saa fras
daco asd fort bind, Oregon.
LOAX MO.-t R Y an approvad aarurity.
RRCCIYC dapoaiU aubject to rbeek.
COLLKCTIOMS euUuelad to as wilt racwiva prompt
aawsa.
House.
OIULIN.
Prop
rietor.
Tnte boose in now opeu and fsratai ed
with tite beat new fornttare. Every tidng
olesn sod crtnntodioas, offeriog to ths Rsa
eral public aaierior rcommodationa to any
ia the city.
BROS.,
family, on the road, st the mate, at sea, au.l
7
Wiiihitigton-
(Pram our regular osiraapssasst. )
!Mm - ii
Wahhinoton, 1. C, July asth, 1887.
Prcaideftt and Mra. Cleveland, have re
turned from their pleaaant tour of north
ern New York, looking and feeling all the
lirttcr for the delightful outing and cordial
reception throughout the trip, but more
especially, at the bovhood home uf the
President, where hl old friend and neigh
bors eagerly thronged about him, glad to
honor the man, w ho had rUe n, tike a me
teor, from the humblest to the proudest
poaltlnn on earth, and who greeted each
and alt with a good word and a kindly
mile of recognition.
At the White Uouac.lt is not yet known
what other summer plans the Prettder.t
hat arranged only the Atlanta visit hi
October having been positively dechufd
upon -but, 1 do not think he can . refuse
assent to the importunities of St. Louis,
Louisville, and other wctem ottlea.
Souk alarm was felt at the White House
he other day at the discovery that the
laths and rafters. In the southern portico
were decayed, and It wa thought that the
mansion was In danger of a collapse, but
an examination has dispelled alt fear, aa
only slight repairs will be necessary to
stay the defacing hand of time.
1 learn that the Administration regards
with the liveliest satisfaction the delibera
tions and nominations, of tbe Ohio Demo
crats, and, that the President feci that his
course has been substantially endorsed.
The receipts of the Post Office Depart
ment for the third quarter of the last fis
cal year were t ,ti p; ; expenditures,
f 13.a73.e08 ; deficiency $3dopo? 1 ; but the
latter will per hap be reduced to about
$10,000, by the receipt from international
money orders. A comparative statement
of the business of this Department for the
first three quarters of tbe years t sn c v, s;.
show that the receipts have constantly
and largely increased and thai there has
been a corresponding decrease in the de
ficiency so that it is very probable the
Post Office Department will he on a self,
sustaining basis in a year or two.
The count of the cash and securities in
the Treasury which began two months
go -incidental to a change of Treasurers
has been completed and found correct to a
cent, with the exception of a deficiency of
$2.40, though a formal report will not be
made till next week.
In reply to a great number of Inquiries,
the C'oinmisaioner of Pensions replies,
that, under the Mexican Pension Act.pen
aions can be paid from the date of the
passage of the Act, Jan. 39th, 18S7. only
when pensioners were sixty two year old
previous to that date ; In the exceptions
rule, tbe payment will begin on the dsy
when the pensioner is 6a year of age, un
less in cases of dependence and disability.
The Secretary of the interior ha won
additional claim to the admiration of tbe
fair sex by the important ruling that mar
ried women have the right to enter and
buy timber and stone lands under the taws
governing the sale of such lands in several
of the State sod Territories.
There was no surprise In the Interior
Department when the resignation of the
chief clerk of the Patent Office who is one
of these n railed "indispensable" Repub
licans, holding office under a Democratic
Administration, was announced, lltough
the Wahingtnn newspapers cither sup
presses or uere proton ml I Ignorant of
the real reason, which was the Chief
Clerk's relation to tite Bacon defalcation
It being the former's duty, under the law
of the United State, to examine the. ac
counts of the financial clerk every month,
and certify whether or not they are cor
rect. And the Chief Clerk regularly cer
tified to the correctness of the Financial
Clerk's accounts, for four year the latter
being a defaulter atl of that time. And no
sooner Is the Chief Clerk shown the door
than he essays the difficult task of "white
washing." his corrupt associate in office if
in nothing more.
There is no doubt but what the various
Departments are literally honeycombed
with Republican rascals and thieves who
should be sent on with Forger Harvey,
who will serve his country twelve years
in an humble capacity at Albany. In one
of the Departments, a certain profninent
hold-over Republican, has been so urgent
in insisting on the destruction of some of
ficial papers that lie ha been placed un
der surveillance as a suspect . because such
great solicitude must he of much signifi
cance cither to this individual or to his
associates.
Most men are content with holding one
office, but I know of several, whose ambi
tion cannot be bound in such narrow lim
its, Vid as my intelligent friend, the read
er has divined, these gentlemen are al
most invariably, Republicans, as a good
Democrat is generally satisfied with one
office. I was led to these reflections by
contemplating the easy grace with which
the Hon. Carroll D. Wright, holds the
Federal office of Commissioner of Labor,
to which he was appointed in 1885, by Ar
thur, and the State office of Com
missioner of Labor in Massachusetts.
In the last live pigeon shooting match
in Louisiana, the contestants, with an
ception of two, used assumed names, and
"one of the crack ehots" stated to a writer
who communicates the information to the
Picayune, that he would never again in
dulgc in the cruel sport, and that he be
lieved the last match in which live pig
eons would be u6cd had taken place in
that section.
At the .tt li of Juhs celebration in Dan
villi
III., Miss Maggie Lingenfelter won
a fine tirev pattern by harnessing a horse
and hitching him to a buggy in less than
two miuutCK. Another woman won twen
ty-fivc y.-mls of carpeting by showing up
B family of thirteen children, eleven of
them under 21 years of age. She is the
wife f a M iliodist minister.
The dignity mid popularity of agricul
ture have been increased bv the improved
tock on the farm, and increased profits
therefrom arc a strong attraction to the
farmer with a business turn of mind, The
average business man of the city is arabN
tiou to become u fine stock-breeder.
PATRIOTIC?.
'- i .
Harrow Post.No. 194,0. A, R.,of Mount
Vernon, Indiana, has passed the following
resolution which shows the good sense of
It members ;
Wiikrkam, The Presidentof the United
States has accepted an invitation to he
present at a meeting of the National Bn
campment of the (i. A. R to be held at
the city of St. Louis In September nest ;
and,
Wiirrra, He has Iteen induced to with
draw hi acceptance of the invitation by
reason of dUloyallty and threatening lan
guage by certain individuals, who claim
that there is not enough mom in the city
of St. Louis for the President and the G.
A. R. to be there Rt the same time ; there
fore, be it
YsvW, That It is the opinion of the
members of this post that all individuals
whose tanguage and acts contributed to
this result, If members of the Grand Army
of the Republic, arc guilty of violating
aecttotis 4 and 5 of article 6 of the rules and
regulation-, of the order, which read as
follow : "Section 4, conduct unbecoming
a soldier and a gentleman in hi relation
to the Grand Army of the Republic ;
section 5. conduct prejudicial to good or
der and discipline :M and they arc further
of the opinion that all said individual
whose acts caused or induced the Chief
Executive of the nation to withdraw his
acceptance of the invitation to be present
at the said meeting of the National En
campment are guilty of disloyalty .and are
a reprehensible as were thote who en
deavored to prevent President-elect Lin
coln from passing through Baltimore on
hi way to Wahlngton for inauguration
In rSi. and deserve like condemnation.
WaXL MA I It.
"By the way.lt will stand repeating that
Douglas county 1 happy, prosperous and
contcnted,llkewise the state of Oregon and
United States of America, and all are en
joying the rich blessings of Democratic
admlnlstrarion." Roscburg Rrvkrw.
Tite Smmdtty Mtrcwry aays : "The civil
service reform commissioner of this state
take a peculiar view of the duties, which
devolve upon them. It would be interest
ing to learn, from them, the nature of the
charges brought to bear to secure the re
moval of any Republican official, who has
been displaced in Oregon before the cv
piration of his term. The civil service
dodge is an arrant humbug. It serves
flimy pretext,through the mean of which
President Cleveland makes a cheap display
of non-partisan patriotism." Really we
were not before aware that thi state had
any civil service reform commissioners.
We would tike to Inquire of the Sirrrtiry
what Republican official in Oregon whose
tenure of office 1 governed and regulated
by the civil service law has been removed
from hi office before the expiration of his
term. We would ask the Afrrcmry to name
the offices in this state that fall within the
provision of the civil service law. There
Is a huge amount of ignorance in the land
on this subject.
A few day ago an engineer on the Bal
timore and Ohio road, while running from
Peerless to Marengo, observed a large
black object lying near the track, ome
where near Culver's wood. On nearing
the object it moved to one side, raising its
head a high as the tender. The engineer
saw that it was a large snake, but could
not tell its length. Arriving at Marengo
he spread the new, and soon a great
many were on the chase. The snake was
pursued for several day. It track could
be plainly seen In many places. Through
the meadows it broke down tite crass
w s
leaving a trail . in crossing the road it
would spread the dust, making a track
eight inches wide. The monster was Anal
ly seen about three miles west of Sparta,
o . and killed by Dave Hunt, of Bloom
field, by being shot in the head. The
snake measured 17 feet 2 inches in length
A Palermo correspondence of the Stcolo
gives an account of a panic accompanied
by shocking consequences, which was caus
ed by a priest In Canlcatta. After a ser
mon, in which all the hprrors of 'the In
fernal regions were depicted to his flock,
he caused a black figure provided with
horns and tail to appear suddenly. The
women and children shrieked In horror.
many fainted away from fright, and two
children were trampled to death by the
fleeing crowd. The men were about to
lynch the priest, who, however, made his
escape. The Milan paper vouches for the
accuracy of this report.
A successful balloon trip over the Irish
Sea has been made by tbe well-known Eng
lish aeronaut, Mr. Simmons. He started
from Preston for a short ascent,but a con
trary brecie took his craft directly over
the channel, somewhat to the aeronaut's
dismay, as he was neither provisioned nor
provided with apparatus for keeping afloat
ifthebaloon suddenly descended in mid
channci. Happily the wind landed him
safely in Ireland, at a farm at Ballyboden,
Rathfarnham, seven miles from Dublin,
after six and one-quarter hours' journey.
Two visitors at Marshville, Wis., live to
tell a wonderful story of lightning. One
cf them was struck upon the shoulder, the
current passing down his leg and through
the sole of his shoe, making a clean-cut
round hole in the leather and entering the
floor. The other was likewise struck on
shoulder and the fluid passed out through
his slippers, making six clear-out holes
through the toe of each of them.
Apropos of the weather, It is instructive
to know there are about 7,000,000 pores in
the human body, and that each pore fs a
quarter of an Inch deep. If the pores are
hitched together in one string they would
reach a distance of twenty-eight miles.
When you remember that twent-etght
miles of drainage i bringing its sewage
to the surface of the body tite necessity
for frequent baths this weather ean be ap
preciated. The Southern Oregon TrnHscrifl pub
lished at Medford,comes to us replete with
local newt, and crisp pungent editorials.
Success. . v
tTRRKMT KVEXTS.
Since one of the proprietors of the Eat
ureganian oceanic postmaster, mat news
paper has discovered that when newspapers
go astray the newspaper offices, and not the
postinastcta, are to blame, host rortlantl
women should learn to swim as well as
men. Read the follow ir,g from the Walla
Walla journnl : Thursday, while Misses
Minnie Swluler and Dora llobson were
bathing in the Columbia at Swltzler's Is
land, the undertow carried Mi Dolon off
her feet and out some distance into the
river, and although Miss Switxler swam as
rapidlly us possible, her friend sank Itefore
she reached her. As sosn as Mis Dobaon
came to tbe surface, she was caught by her
brave companion, who, although nearly
exhausted by the struggle, brought the un
conscious girl safety to land.
A 8a ism paper its bsso very much troobl
axl ovr Mr Wtt directory, now being pub
tislied. For its iufortnsti m we will aay that
ths dirsetory has n -t bn t su-d ,., ai
we ought to know as reoab u--u it as a Ha
iem piper. Wbn issued tt will contain a list
t ths rsaulauta uf Aissy sud ft to Ordissn
ess of thee ty. for wtiiett Mr Wstts will get
SO cents a psga. a division in pro; Itoiwaso
theeitr and W. as it is a corvttf.tce to
both. The dirsetory which tl: AUm paper
was informed about probably on of the
tax ptyrr of the county issued eeveral
mosttia ago, whtr-n had 00 c-m-teotioo with
this one.
The following from the Heppner Gutette
Is tiuite cute 1 "An enterprising cltisen
will look over this week's copy of 1 1, is nap
kin and be disappointed. He wil! be hunt
ing for a personal society item about some
of his women folks taking an out door trip
for their health. He himself wrote the
Rem and sent it In. It wa written on the
back of a bill-head, and the bill head was
printed In Portland. So the gentleman can
go to the same place for hi personal puff.
He say that the ladies requested him t
write their item. They should now request
him to have hi bill-heads built at his home
print shop. There is no compulsion about
his doing so, and no compulsion about hla
village paper giving some of Rs space to his
person! use. But sauce for the goose can
be made sauce for the duck."
The Atagmtim of Amerkmm I littery for
August comes. u the front, as usual, with
charming and Instructive articles. The
! leading paper Is an account of the "Presen-
lauuu 01 1 1 , ivrvui. ooip ivrwiuw w mi
Queen of England by the President of the
foiled .State." in the year 1856, written by
Dr Fesscnden N Otis, Secretary of the ei
pedition. "The First Newspaper West of
the Alleghanie" I the second article, from
the pen of the accomplished Kentucky
writer, William Henrv Pcrrin, and It 1 ad
mirably illustrated. A shorter paper it
The 'I -a l robe lorn-ekalk Columns' In the
Capitol at Washington," bv Eugene Ash! on ;
thi I followed by one of the ablest studies
of tite season, in "The Origin of the Federal
Constitution,' by Professor Francis N
Thorpe, of tite University of Pennsylvania.
"Indian Land Grant in Western Massa
chusetts." by Mr E W Canning, of stock
b ridge, i excellent TIms editor adds a
pleasant chapter. "A Love Romance in
History" ; and Judge William A Wood
contributes an engaging sketch of "Lafay
ette's Visit to Missouri." Among the con
tributor to tbe varied department are :
Rev Dr R 8 Storr. Hon S G W Benjamin,
Professor A (i Hopkins, Rev W M Beau-
champ, Edward F de Lancey, Profesor
OMver P Hubbard, Mis Rose Elizabeth
Cleveland. Col Wm L Stone, Col Charles
Idvard Nortonmd Geogc William Curtt,'
Subscription price, $5 a year in advance.
Published at 74J Braadwav, New York
CWv.
The B01ielt' Item.
Following is the way the Salvationists
here "dish up Albany in the last War Cry.
The account make interesting reading In
a measure l
Alhanv. Two souls. New brooms are
having a sweep at the devil and sin -a
would be suicide gets saved.
I ..ist evening while sitting in the barracks
a few minute previous to our street meet
ing, the doot flew open and a peer drunk
ard came sia-germg up the aisle, I met
him half way, look him by tite hand, and
inquired what was hi trouble. One look
at his face told the tale. We got on our
knees, and stayed there until .he got -what
he came for.
Number two, the Itailelujah baker, said,
'The people used to call me 'Louis, the
Crank,' but thank God, they can't say it any
more, because I smile all the time, now.
He says that while under the influence of
liquor; a few months ago, he attempted
suicide by shooting himself with a pistol.
1 had shot mvaelf and was waiting for
death, when I began to think about hell,
and felt sorrv for what I had done. All my
sins seemed to come up lefore me. 1
wanted to live then, because I knew I should
go to hell if I died." Thank (lod, he got
well again, but better still, got hi sins for
given ; all glory be to uod : Ueep con
viction is resting upon many. The two
hallelujah homshclls, Cadet C rt s for Lieut
Cnappci.
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For some years I was a victim to Liver
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For vears I have rolled more upon
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes, Groceries, Ee
At prices never before offered in Albanyan
N.H. ALLEN GO..
are the ones that are making the offer. We
propose to sell goods for
CASH AND PRODUCE
only, and will duplicate the prices given in any
Spring Oatalouge in the 8tate. We propose here
after to talk to point, and
Give You Prices
upon application by mail or otherwise that will
ASTONISH YOU.
Mail orderslsoli cited, and samples sent upon ap
N. H. ALLEN & Co.
57 First Street Albany,
HOFFMAN & PFEIFFER
PROPRIETORS OK
Albany Soda Works,
And Manufacturers uf-
CHOICE COKFKCTIOim,
tVs ore sow prspsrsd fo sell st whole
sale, always fresh and purs at Portland
prtees to dealers, we sisoTkeep a tun
fins sf
tf ut8 and Tropical Fruits,
-OUR-
CSGAR AND TOBACCO
department is eons' 'fas. We keep ths
vary nnsse atoos of ajox. a an.i skewing
tobaeoo, meerschaum and brier pipes tbst
is s delight to smokers.
Palace Meat Market.
J. T. PIPE, PROPRIETOR.
FIRST ST. - - ALBANY, Ot?.
Will kep constantly on band leaf,
mutton, p- rls, veal, sanaase, etc. tbe test
meats and largest variety in the city.
Cash pa'd for all kind of tatsock.
HARDWARE !
; HARDWARE!
For tho next ninety dsys I will tell
furui ure at cott in nnlet to let.uce my
tork and mtko r m for a full stock of
hardware, vv hile at tho m time 1 will
continue tu manu'aetnre fu mi me at bed
rock price",
K. (JOAN,
Lebanon, Or.
lea W.CLARK,
Portr v ' Photographer.
Ait. tugs I y nppt'iiilui'-ir,
COPYING AND ENLARGING.
Tweeds'"' Bui'din.
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
Red CrownMills
ISOM, LANNIXU & CO., PROPR'S.
NRW PROCESS VLOVR SUPERIOR WR FAMILIES
ajan baker nam.
BEST STORAGF FACILITIES.
Highest Pric in Cash fo
Wheat
ALBANY.:)
T. J. STITBS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
-and-;
Notary Public-
4
New and Second Hand Store
Owing to .he Increased demand of our
business we have teen compelled to move
into a larger ttots snd we can now be
found uext door to 8. E, Young, whsrs
we will he plaWto see cur patrons. If
you i.eod any stoves, fu rait ur, tinwsrs,
crockery, clocks, carpels, pictures, fruR
j irs, trunks, books, roller skates, saddle,
saws, planes, etc., and s thousand dif
ferent aud'ueeful at tides you can not do
. belt, r this aids f San Pranstsoo than jsu
ean tin with u on s purchase sr exchange.
M. FRANKLIN & CO.
123 First Stiewt, Albany. Or.
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