The state rights democrat., May 11, 1888, Image 3

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FRIDAY MeY 11, 1888.
anrBa & nuttinq.
Killer aat lrprleUr.
rBPt. airrmu. i,cai Baiter.
K'tterel l the Put O tilts at Albany, Or
as neooud-elaaa mail matter.
A Trip to Cor v alms. Lat Friday
evening an excursion party of about sixty
nvV went from this city to Corvalli to t
teU tbe entertainment for the benefit of the
"adlng room of that city. The ride both
WH wa u mat enjoyable one, full of elec
trical spark and snap. The program fur
the entertainment was furnished by Al
Mir people, assisted by a local orchestra
A nice and choice audience, filling nearly
the body of the city hall, greeted our young
P-ple. The program consisted of scver
ong, by a quartet Messrs. 1'rltchsrd, Fort.
""ler, Irvine and Woodworth, the Hatchet
Ptv, recitations bv Misses Laura Vance
B'd Helen Crawford and Flower drill by the
y sng ladies of the Congregational Church.
A 'pleasing feature of the Hatchet party
tht attracted considerable attention was a
yet'.ng ladies quartet, consisting of Misses
r :nr and Robertson aad the Mrs. Powc
Nutting, in which all the parts were
rcP1 jscuted, the baas particularly being im
W'ise. Hoard or Tradk. -In response to a call
'ftrgc number of Albany's representative
citiaens met at the G. A. R. Hall on Thar
oa.Y evening of last week for the purpose of
organizing a Board of Trade. Judge J. C
-well was elected Chairman and Jay W
f-hin, Secretary. A committee of seven
consisting of Judge Powell, Mayor Cawan
s Young. J O Writsman, L E Blain, D
P Mason and D B Monteith, was appointed
on Constitution and By-laws. An adjourn
ment was bad to meet on Wednesday even
rg at 8 o'clock
First Oregon Strawberries.
Las, Friday morning, Mr. Wm. Peacoc k
Go'cbleas his perennially big heart enter
d the Democrat office with the first ripe
Ogon strawberries brought to Ablany this
eaon. Most luscious of all berries, his
first offerings are always gladly received at
urc democrat othce. Lst year Mr. Jra
pt Drought tn tne nrst strawaemes on
M y 24th, in 1886 on or about May 10th, in
5 on April 33m.
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Bidden Changs. One of the most
u4den change ever to occur in temper
011 re happened a day or two ago. Speak
'jr 01 cnange it is noticeable that cus
tomers of Conn Bras., the popular grocery
mri. never change. They get efcch good
wm ana nne treatment that thev con
tlniS. t . s ... -a . . '
"" rigm along with them. You can
gt crockery ware remarkably cheap of
thean as well as groceries.
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xi. oung Miller, the boy mur
der, was examined yesterday at Yaquina
BJ held to await the action of the
gr:id jury without bail. He was brought
to Corvallis on the noon train. Ilk par
enU feel very badly about the matter
lneve is quite a feeling in Benton county
1111, though guilty ,the boy will not quite
narg. Bv the war this seem not to be
hhnging age.
Wiikw. Since Geo D Piper, formerly of
Albany and Salem, left Oregon and located
at -Napa Cal., he has developed vocalistic
rfcrs that have rendered hi service In
demand at many entertainments and am.v
tur operatic performances given in that
muic loving town. A paper recently re
cefwd here state he will personate the
4" attain" in the immortal "Pinafore."
RkjiT KtNDor Training. The hose
team of this city is receiving the kind of
training young men might well receive
during hie. Cigarettees and intoxicating
drinlf are absolutely proscribed. If these
thing should not go with voung men in
training for tournaments they should not
be pertaitted in any other field. We need
clerks antf laborers with as good blood a
running hremen.
The Crops. Reports to the Democrat
office from different parts of the the county
indicate bright prospect for a large crop of
wheak. Spring wheat is in its glory
Amnf,2 the wheat sown in the fall the
LanJreth wheat is reported generally to
have tood ihe freeze out with the stiffest
uppca jp.
Tiav Unlucky Steamer. The Queen
of th Pacific, which sunk at San Louis
Obispo. Ca'i last week, has been raised
Severn Albany gentlemen who were an
the ane steamer September 2, 1884, when
it went wn at Clatsop Beach, congratu
late themselves on being on dry land.
The, gentlemen have never been on the
oceas, since then
Ovu Amateurs. Members of the G
A. R. arid W. K . C, of this city, assisted
by other local talent, will oon present the
lovely dria "Force of Impulse." The
splendid impression they made In their last
play wil: give many an impulse to attend.
It Pas. A school teacher who adver
tised for a school writes us: "I am pleased
to inform you that through the "ad."in your
pape.
I was successful in getting a school."
Thos
Rogers saw I. V. Hails bicycle "ad."
in ths DBMocnaT, came to this city and on
Fri lay nought a a inch Columbia, Ihe
moral i plain.
H.-HTijiG. The suit of G. W Hunt, the
conti actor, against the O P. has been trans
ferred, to the V. S. courts, ihe plaintiff now
bc'nfr. a resident of another 6tate. It is
quite ,, trick in Oregon to become resident
of other states for this purpose.
Dask Some Coxcenteai an Lye.
A. litije sou of E. D. Underwood, aged two
years. who recently arrived In Linn county,
from the East, helped himself to some con
centrated lye last Friday, and In a few
lour.; djed fr0m the effects of the dose.
Bi;rxed. Les ie Mattoon, formerly of
tbi, city, now station agent at Stampede
Tui.,nel, was quite badly burned one day
'at week. The station house caught on
in the night time.
A jrAGO. This gamy horse may now be
taut at Schmeer' liyery table in thir city
on Fridays and Saturdays, and the rest of
the trme at J. W. McfCnight's farm four
m'e west of Lebanon. Horsemen wil I
take notice.
H'.ILDINO AND LOAV ASSOCIATION.
r'ro'ninent citizens are contemplating the
organization of one of these associations,
whlci. are proving in other places not only
pajg Institutions but as well of great
convenience to a city.
Cows, it would be of great benefit to
Alba.,y jf ft had a Cow Ordinance of such a
natute tf,at the fences of the city could be
taxei, d0Wri entirely
That is the way a
&cn..icrnan tells a Democrat man they do
hi he East, and everybody keeps a cow
Lost. On Tangent road, May 4, a ladies
wrP. golden brown. Leave at L. E.
Plain's.
Eli Perkins. This celebrated gentle
man has flown all around Albany, but
dared not stop and compete with some of
our local prevaricator's. It takes a brave man
to do that.
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Feminine Fracas. On laat Friday
evening the quiet and peace af SodavtUe
and yicinlty were milch disturbed and ax
cited over a case of assault and battery ia
which all the parties were women. It
seems that a Mrs. Wilson had gone to visit
an old lady, Mrs. Vanderpaol, and to wait
upon and care far her. While thtre she
met a Mrs. Peck, Mrs. Vanderpool and an
other lady whose name we did not learn.
Mrs.Vaaderpealand Mrs. Wilson had same
words about aome carpet. The wards led
to blow and the three women joined in te
gether against Mrs. Wilson, put her out of
the house and bruised her up somewhat.
Mrs. Wilson had her Three cncmle arrest
ed and they were tried before Sqalre Smith
at Lebanon Monday. The result was that
Mrs. Peck was lined $10 ; Mrs. Vander
pool $5, and the other was discharged.
Much excitement prevailed at Lebanon
during the trial.
The Brownsville Mines, Mr. Van.
Hagen, of Brownsville, left at this office
on Tuesday two specimens of quarts, one
from the "Luck Boy" on Blue River and
ane from the "Golden Kaglc" on McKen
tie. The Blue River mines are about 70
miles frm Brownsville and the other 7
mites further on on the McKenaie. The
(Jolden Ragle according to assays made at
the government assay onVe at Boise City
is worth $86 to the ton. The casing at
Lucky Boy turn out 50 cents to the pan.
There is great excitement about Browns
ville.everybody nearly leaving for the mlnss
Mr. Van Hagen says the excitement and
bustle reminds one of the palmy day af
Nevada. Brownsville will evidently be a
busy bust ing place and supplies will go
from that point to the mines. There is
plenty of wood, water and water-powsr so
that work can go on all winter.
Ttik W. V f. M. Waoon Road.
From Mr. Gilllland, who came down from
Sweet Home Tuetdav, we learn that
the mountain road Is in goo. I condition up
to the snow which nets in at Indian Prairie
No wagons have crossed the mountains
yet, but Mr Gilllland thinks If the weather
cantinucs warm and clear parties can cross
with teams about the aoth ta the ?tn of the
month. Mr itindinan, ot Lebanon, who
started across with a team a few days asm
left his wagon at Indian Prairie and went
on horseback. Same few have sane acrost
horseback, but it U slovlsn travelling a
the mow is soft.
Discharged. The Democrat ha al
way been opposed to bringing family quar
rels into court. Mr. J. J. Raiclle, of
Sweet Home, who was arrested Tuesday
for assaulting his son-in-law, Mr. Morris,
war tried before Justice Humphrey Wed
nesday, Hon. L. H. Montanye appearing
for the prosecution and Capt. Humphrey
and D. R. N. Blackburn for the defense.
After hearing the testimony the justice
discharged the prisonc. Hi head was
level. According to the testimony it was
a family quarrel with a knife in it that
nould never have gone farther than the
front gate.
Rocky Riding. Tuesday forenoon
Messrs. Cushman and Daniels, two Ta
coma young men, were in the city on their
way to San Francisco on their bicycles.
They left home on April 39, and had been
having rough traveling an account of so
many -local showers, being obliged to
lay over four or five days at different
daces. They did not act quite as enthus
astie as we presume they did on leaving
home, and we predict will make most of
the remainder af the trip by rail.
To Be Torn Down.--The old building
beginning just 3J feet and 3 inches north
of the Democrat office, owned by Mrs.
Brown, has been given ta D M. Cooper
far the material in it. and it will be torn
dawn and taken off, when a new black of
offices and stores, four ar five in number,
will be ouilt. Already there has been a
large demand far them. There is no
better location in the city for certain pur
pose. Business is bound to gradually
sprcau southward.
Conference Rev S E Davis returned
on Monday's train from ttie Conference
of the Evangelical Church at Portland, and
states that Mr 1 B Fisher was appointed as
his successor here. Mr Davis Intends, on
account of throat trouble, to retire from
the pulpit at least for awhile, if not perm-
anently He will sell the Vic reck mop and
the Singer Sewing machine.
An Insane Jump. A man being taken
to the asylum at Salem an Monday from
Portland, suddenly jumped through a
window to the ground. The train wa
stopped, and strange to relate, the man.
though hi hands were handcuffed and
fastened to his waisL was very little in
jured. An Artistic Place. The little enclos
ure at each end of the depot hotel at
this city, attract great attention en ac
count of the very tasty manner in which
the flowers and beds are arranged. Mr.
Grass is an artist of considerable merit in
this line.
For the Mines. S H Althouse, J J
Davis and If Kenton, of this city are on
their way to the Calipooia mines, with ex
pectation of seeing omc ore that will make
their eyes sparkle. Mr Davis particularly
is a good prospector, having done valiant
service in hunting for the Blue Bucket
mine.
To Ashland Archie lohnson.of Scio.
and Roscoe Hibler, MifRty of CorvallU,
have formed a co-partnership, bought out a
boat and shoe store at Ashland and will go
to that city to do business for themselves.
They are worthy young men and deserve
to prosper.
Delinquency. Sheriff Smith informs
us that the delinquency in taxes this year
will only be about $10,000, some less than
last year. The amount collected under
the assessment by the sheriff ha been
about $1700.
S. S. Convention. A. State S. S. Con
vention will be held In this city on May
22nd to and inclusive of May 24th. Prep- ,
arations are being made for a large gath- 1
ering. Albany people will be expected to
furnish entertatnment and should begin
getting their latch strings ready.
Unsettled Rev T J Wilson.of Halsey
returned Monday evenin' from the Warm
Springs Agency, and on account of several
changes in the form of administration of the
agency it is doubted If he moves there at
ad. Things are said to be a little 1 nixed.
Fully Explained. A man by the
name of John Morgan, living at Shedd
station, has a cow thirteen months old
that has never had a calf and gives milk.
She must have swallowed a milk can.
E. O.
For Sale. Two safes, two platform
scales, two counter scales, one set store
lamps, four show cases, for one-half orlg
nal cost. Wm. Simpson.
Concert. The vine-yard laborers will
give a concert at the Baptist church next
Saturday evening, May 12
All are
cord
ially Invited. Admission
10 cents.
Large Shipment. Mr. C. S. Wright
left Albany Tuesday, on the riverwith 80
head of fine cattle, bound for Dayton,
W. T.
Mr. N. P. Payne is lying seriously ill with
fever at his home near Albany.
THE ONLY
exclusive Boot and Shoe house in Albany
and nothing but good honest goods at living
prices. Repairing neatly done.
Krausse & Klein,
Flinn Block.
TELEGRAPPHIC NEWS.
Washington, D. C.,May 7. Ths House
passed the River and Harbor bill to-day by
a vote of 161 tefjo.
Treaty Ratified.
Washington, Ma 7. The Senate In
executive session ratified the Chinese
treaty without division. Senator Teller
and Mitchell made spceches.ln which they
et forth the ground of their opposition
to the treaty.but did not demand a vote.
Wagou lUtads.
Washington, May 7.--The house com
mittee an public lands discussed to day
the aubject af wagon road grant In Ore
gon, but came to no definite conclusion.
Chairman Holman, however, Introduced
in the house a bill declaring forfeited land
grant for thl purpote, substantially like
that accompanying the President' me
sage, and this will farm the bal of any
actlan the committee may take in the matter.
N. W. IV tit Ion.
Washington, May 7. Senator Mitchell
Introduced In the Senate to-day a petition
af cltlsen af Lewi river valley, W. T.,
praying the removal of obstruction to
navigation in the Lewis river a. copy af
resolutions which were passed by Knights
of Labor at Junction City, Or., protesting
against legislation looking ta the perpetua
tion of the national banking system ; a me
morial af citlitns af Arllngton.Or , praying
for the passage of the Senate bill for the
protection of Yellowstone national park,
and a petition, numerously signed by citi
zens of Alaska, protesting- against the bill
creating a territorial government for Ala
ia-
ka
R. H, ACCIDENT.
Mount Carmel, Penn., May 6. Be
tween tea and eleven o'clack last night a
terrible accident occurred on the Philadel
phia and Reading railroad, between this
city and Locust Gap. A freight traln.con-
slstlug af evnty-five car bound far Wll-
Uamsport Ve ame disconnected by break
ing af coupling The engine and three
cars ran half a mile before the crew dis-
covered that the train was divided. The
first section awaited the arrival of second
at the foot af a heavy grade and twa brake- (
men losing control af the second section.lt
dashed into the first sectlan causing an ex
plosion in the third car, which was loaded
with Dupant powder. Thirty persons
were Injured or killed. The lass In money
is estimated at $75,000.
JUST KIUHT.
Salt Lake, May 6. The Territorial
Democratic Convention was held yesterday
at Ogden. Craig Chambers and Charley
William were chosen as delegate to the
St. Louis National Convention. Resolution
were adopted declaring that the democrats
of Utah cannot affiliate with Mormons.
number of Mormons were present at the
convention as delegates, but the Committee
on credentials refused to recognise them. It
i therefore probable that the Mormons will
hold an independent convention.
Tony Ool There. EU-
Wasiiington, May S. Anthony Nnlt
ner, of Portland, Or., ha been appointed
postoffice inspector.
Mr. Naltner 1 appointed ta succeed
George M ason. deceased, and hi headquart
ers will be Portland.
Coarrrt.
Following Is the program to be given
next Saturday evening, May uth. at the
BaptUt Church by the "V. LV
Double Quartet Anthem.
Prayer.
Duct -Misses Rose and Grace Trumbell
Hong Children.
Declamation W T Wile.
Ladies Trio Mrs Lee, Mrs Thompson,
Miss Trumbell.
Male Quaitet.
Solo - - Mrs Lee.
Selection Miss Bridgeford.
Duet Mr and Mr Thompcou.
Recitation Zeno Richard.
Solo Miss Rose Trumbell.
Duet Mrs Lee and Grace Trumbell.
Hie "Miff Tree "
Duet Mrs liurkhart and Mrs Thomisson
Song -"Think on These Thing"- Chil
dren. Admission 10 cents.
All are cordially invited.
Drank Concentrated Lve. Wed
nesday about one o'clock the 2 year old
girl of John Deringer, the butciier, picked
I up a can about half full of each concent rat
! ed lye and water with which her mother
had been cleaning a sink, and drank It.
Dr Maston was sent for about an hour after
wards and did all he cauld for the child ;
but it was doubled if she could live. This
makes the third case in this vicinity recently.
The two other proved fatal and this one
probably will. The warning i a terrible ane
to mother. Do not risk the live of the
little ones with the stuff.
Teacher's Examination.
Notice is hereby given that the regular
public quarterly examination of teachers
. for Linn county, will take place at the
I Court House in Albany, commencing at
noon Thursday, May 31st, 1888. All
teachers desiring examination will please
be present at the beginning. Yau will
further notice that the above date is made
one day later than that required by law,
for tne reason that Wednesday, May 30th
is a legal holiday.
D. V. R. Reid,
County School Superintendent.
Strayed.
A small light grey mare branded with tho
6iiir "11" shnont 10 vesrs old and tbin
0. ll .-h. lie trd of S2 50 for her return to
' Geo. J Akdsrhoh.
A KM Kits
needing anything in the boot and shoe line
are requested to call in at the Albany Shoe
Store. We will sell you goods at Bed Rock
prices and do your repairing at reasonable
figures and all goods bought of us are re
paired free gratis.
Krausse & K.I.EIN,
Flinn Block.
Contract Let. The bid heretofore
advertised by the County Court for build
ing a bridge and dirt rock road across
Beaver 81ouRh were opened Wednesday
by the Court and were as fellows : Martia
Ryland, $490 ; A D Manser, $620 ; H
Stone, $545 ; Johnson White, $405 ; F M
Smith, $6eo ; lease M Smith. Sage ; C L
Krengcr, $540. The bid of Jesse M South
was aceppted. It includes some work in
additon to the advertised plan.
Linn County District Lodge L O. 6. T.
Tbe next session of tbe Linn County Dis
trict Lodge I 0 G T will bo held at Scio,
Friday, the 2nd of June, 1888. All tabor
dieate lodges in tbe district will confer
favor by sending m their full delegation.
Visiting members from abroad will be made
welcome. Fichard Fox, D T,
I C Robrbtt, D Sec.
Notiee to Formers.
All persons wishing binding wire wil
please call and leave their orders for the
saw s oa or before Jane 1, 1888, ss we aha!
not carry any wire in sfcoclc except what is
ordered. Knapp, Burrell Si Co.
Albany, Oregon.
MURDER.
TWO YAQUINA BAY 8.8. 8C110LAK8 QUAB
KRU AND ONE K1I.LB THE OTHER. 1
A Cold Blooded Affair.
From Conductor Kennedy, and a brake
man, on the Oregon Pacific R. R. we learn
incomplete particulars of a wilful boy mur
der that occurred at Mill 4, four miles thl
Ideof Yaquina City, Sunday afternoon at
four o'clock.
It wm that just a week previous the
18 year old son of A W. Wright and the
14 year old son . ,, Miller were in the
same class in Sab oath School together when
the teacher asked young Wright a question
which he could not anawcr ; but which
young Miller immediately answered cor
rectly. After school had closed the Wright
bay "codded" the Miller boy about being so
much "marter" than he. The Miller bay
went Into a passion ; but did nothing at the
time. A week passed without their seeing
each other. After Sabbath School Sun
day young Wright jokingly asked the
Miller boy If he wa ready to settle their
difficulty.
"Yes, you d-d S of b-," said young
Miller, and steppln g up to theforiner, drew
a case knife, sharpened to a point, evidently
for the purpose, and run it five inches Into
younng Wright' left breast, just above the
heart, severing the large artery running Into
the lungs, from the effect af which the poor
boy died in a very few mament. Bert Van
Cleve rode a horse nearly to death to New
port to get a surgeon ; but had there been
one there at the time nothing could have
saved the life of young Wright, Two or
three other boy witnessed the affair. A
Coroners jury found that the deceased came
to his death by wilful murder at the hands
of youpg Miller.
hU kra Bristle.
A young man clothed In the garb of a log
sawyer stood on the bridge that spans the
foaming water of Cocunk Crekat the foot
of Yamhill Avenue. His fine proportioned
form was matchless and his turgid muscle
spoke his great strength. If I hair, black as
the raven's wing, hung In wavy ringlets over
a brow ol high Intellectual mould ; his eyes,
dark as the hgvptiau night, shone with a
light that only comes to the eyes of one In
wnose oosom surge ana nam me taut
love waves, that makes the strong man weak.
To-night he whispered 1 "I must know my
fat to-night. 1 shall lay my heart and my
cross-cut saw at the feet of one of the no
blest women tliat ever banged her hair or
set a hen on nineteen eggs. The sound of
footsteps fell on his ear and into his pre
ence stepped a vision of loveliness that
would have quickened pulsation of the
calmest heart to have looked upon. Her lithe,
willowy form was fenced in with calico
fencing, bought of C. B. Montague, of Leb
anon, tihe wore the standard bustle of Hit-
period arm in arm with its half sister, the
(irrvUn bend. Her hair, black and glossy
hung in billowy mas-Mrs from her regal head ;
her eyes, large and tortuous, would hare
vied in blackness with those of an India
Princess ; her cheeks had the delicate tint
of the damask rose ; her lips, ripe and full,
reminded one of the heart of the passion
flower grown in the tropical garden of the
t ,
r-ai. i nc young man, wun a cry 01 joy,
sprang to her side, and In a voice that could
be heard above lite roar of the torrent he
told her that he loved her with a love strong
er than a stone fence and that life without
iter angelic presence would be a howling
waste swept by a cyclone of misery and de
spalr. "Henry," cried the fair maiden in 1
voice choked with emotion and spruce gum,
"gladly would I be thlne.but the fates have
willed that I must be another' . yea,darlin,
before the setting af another sun the orange
blossoms will deck my brow and I will be
the loving, constant wife of the lumber
stacker, noblest and best of men," she
twittered as she glued her lips to his mus
tache, sorgive me If my words sjtva you
pain, 1 will be your friend, your sister."
"Stop,"he cried In a voice terse with agony,
his whole soul looking out of hi gleaming
eves, "false hearted trsitoress, do you know
that vou have Imbittered my whole life, do
you Know that for wccks.yea.mont hs, 1 have
been faded on your shape, and that every
fern that those seven by nine feet of yours
tread on is dearer to me than life itself. Go,"
he wsiied, and as she turned to depart he
fell with a hollow moan upon the bridge,
where in the morning sunlight his friends
found him clasping in his arm the fatal
crosscut saw.
Henry Ross Deakin of the Fifth Ward
was elected Pros. Attorney of the Bristle at
the last election.
A grand ball was given by the Chicken
Bristle gun and rod club at the Wigwam on
Friday night ot last week. Music by the
well known and efficient orchestra of H.
Ross Deakins.of this city.
Mr. S. R. Clay pool, of Chrystal Valley,
will start for Eastern Oregon the first of
Mav. Sam's many friends wish him a
pleasant journey and safe return
t , .t
J. c t-avenpurr. .... noi y laacn .as
oath of office.
Messrs, Hale Backenstoand Sid Darris.of
your city, were at the Bristle last week on a
fishing excursion. They landed several fine
rout.
The Sabbath School at Liberty church
Is progressing finely. The attendance is
large and much Interest Is manifested by
all who attend. Preaching the first Sunday
tof every month by Rev. D. C. McFarland.
Brick Dust.
1'laiiivlew.
Summer fallow plowing nearly done.
Spring grain look fine after the wel
come rain.
Jeff Healy went to Albany Monday on
business.
Scott Ward and Johnny Isom started for
Eastern Oregon last week to he gone a
couple of weeks.
The Sunday School at Rock Creek
largely attended.
A surprise nartv came off at Lewis Scott's
near Saddle Butte last Saturday evening.,
cnioyaDie nine. ,
Jeff Isom, of this place has some of thcl
finest blooded stock that we have seen, coaJ
sisung 01 snort horn cattle, Itcrkstiire hogs,
Clydesdale stallions, a nne scotch bull ter
rier and a nice young man to attend them.
Mr. Whealdon started across the moun
tains this morning to be gone some time
Jap Custar is just getting in and drilling
icre.
Tangent Tidbits,
Here is a conversation that took place be
t ween a group of eirls. One said why do
w e ' ' er
some af the young men in this neighbor
hood go to school and get a good education
and others having as good a chance do net
Oh, said another they all - go to school .
How is that said a third. Well, said the
second, some of them go to one kind af
school and some to another kind. Some
go to the public school and then go to Col
lege and graduate and are then qualified to
engage in any business, and others go to
schools called saloons to graduate slowly
but surely and are fitted for one business
only that of filling a drunkard's grave
Tangent still improving.
Ben Simpson and Wheeler have material
on the ground to build a meat m arket.
I W Newcomb is improving his prop
erty.
I am now receiving my spring and summer
dress goods. Call early and socure bargains.
W. F. Brao.
e 1
Cash
will save yon 5 per sent at Brownell & Stan
aid's.
HOME AND ABROAD.
X h Power' band mads harness.
New shos at Reads.
F. M. French keeps railroad time.
New ribboa all shade and style at Read's
Woad is going to be cheap thl summer.
Hand-sowsd harness nest to Democrat of
no.
H Ktrt, practical watchmaker and jaw
slsi,
Thompson k Overman keens the best har
as sass.
Cash goes a long ways at Brow-tell &
mmtmn,
Mayor Gates, of Portland, was worth
70,060.
Now embroidery just reoeivsd at , W F
Heads.
Get your boots and shoos at Brow us 11 &
Stanard's.
You will got good treatment st Brownall
ASUriaru'.
J. P. Wallaoo, i'hysioUu and tJnrgoon, Al
bany, Or.
A big floood hss boon rsgiog along the
Mississippi.
If yon wsot ths best hsrnsss in ths msrkst
I go to J J Da l, u ills .
Fine line of light w sight Spring suits in
fashiooable designs at Asia's,
Bis shaves for a doilsr and a oh an towsl to
every customer, at Tbo. Jones.
7 O.ks cures rheumatism, neuralgia and
oothsobs. Koshay k Mason, Agsnt.
Andrew Crabtree hss sod oat in the
"forks" and asovsd to Eastern Oregon.
aaori honsd. set and out ia ord. r at
Jones' Sharing and Hair Dressing Parlor.
Kvorylhttur bouuht sod sold at M Prank
lis) k Co' second band store, Albany, Or.
at rreuott, Moot Singer Msnufsosunng
Co., opposite Odd Fellows Temple, Albany, Or.
Mrs. B. M. Reynold aod fatntiv. of
l-ebsoon, bsvs moved to Albany to reside.
Hon. J R Sontb, living nssr BsJsey, is
very law and espeeted to die st any moment.
Dr. M. if Klhs. physioisn sud
nrgeesi
city or
AH any, Oregon, flails mads ia
sou n try,
lea, Ben. Lane has returned to ths Si lets
eney and all ths tomahawks have been
isapyid sad the pipe of pesos smoked.
F A Bark hart 4c Co. have quite a numbs
of mun wanting emph'Vinent. Farmers want-
ing help should oall on thorn aod be supplied.
Tracy D. Porter was ia the city ovsr Sun
dsy, to see a boot getting up an - esonrston to
the printers pteoia at NaJem, the data of
which has not yet been fixed.
Several of the young people of this city
attended the firemen 'a ball at Lebanon, Fri
day night. Fast time was mads, ss well as
an enjoyable.
Mr. Allen has just reeeird his CO horse
power engine for bis elec trio light system
Wo regret to learn that O. P. Cosaow Sr..
of Brownsville, is very law with little hopes
of m-.iyery.
Mr. Perry Knighton, pioaoer of this
novate, is lyina'dsnaeronsty ill at his home
near Tsngsnt.
The Mountain House beyond Sweet
Home, will be run this summer by H P.
1'arrish and L I Peterson.
Dr J W Harris brother to Dr T W Harris
formerly af this place, but now of Eugene
City, talks of locating here.
Mr. Martin and wife, brother-in-lew to
oar fell low townsman, A. B. Woedin, arrived
bora a few days since from Miebigsn. They
come to make their home bora.
Mr. Hoffman, of this eity. hss been noti
led to be fcreaeet at a mooting of the board
of dirsetnes of the firemen's asaoeiatioa at
Portland on May 17
Jlosebnrg is to bare a woolen mill. Two
Hootobmen are in that eity with business in
their eyes reaching dear back lata their
braies. That is what Albany needs whan it
eon tee to getting factories.
B. C. Miller, of Lebanon, a reeident of
lion county for forty years, is in ths city
Mr. Miller is tbo kind of a man who knows
iust what Ltna county needs, remember tbi
in June.
A welcome rsin struck California laat Fri
day sod immediately the exact value of the
tares wss figured oat. It was a good many
mil too dot last. California never had a rain
storm yet that was not welooose.
Mr. Batohotor, reprsasntiog Knspp, Bur
roll A Co. hss boon in the city giving their
agent, Mr. V II. Kosooo, a starter. This is
a very reliable firm and their machinery ia
among tbo boot manufactured.
Yea will save money by taking voor sick
eering machine to the repairer, B F Parsons
at ftistb and Jefferon 8te. Albany, Oregon
Good itisf notion or aa pay.
Horsemen should consider the elaims of
owned bv W W Crawford, for
their attention. He hss eae af ths best pedi
greee of any haras ia Oregon. Sea advertise
msnt on first page.
Real Ratals aad Employment Agency.
Parties having farm f r sle f ah.,ut 160
aeros or those hsvirg larger tracta which
tbev woald be willing t divide nt m- 80
or 100 acre lots are invited to call at onr v(
flan aa we have a fo v c -.turners fr that
class of farm. W esn also fomili parties
in tbe eity or ooantry wrh eitaer male or
female help on short notiee. and we also have
a few situation for both male r.nd female in
! tbo citv snd ooantry. Call st oor office N
, . ft:Bin W fi
&', First Street, sd joining w rj Tweedele a.
Tin Store.
F. A. BrkKHAKT 4t Co.
W. MCLAUGHLIN.
Fashionable Tailor.
Nobby suits and pants, cut and made to
order, from the latest line of samples, direct
from 'Frisco, a speciality.
Cleaning ard repairing promptly done.
Main Street, Albany, Oregon
Bead Keatoa
ease.
e Chase's blc adv. oa th
A Correction. '
It has recently come to oar knowledge tbst
parties ars circulating a report that we are
going out of the boot and shoe business. Wo
wish to state that suoh is not the esse, hut
.Jthet we have to-day s laraer atook in that
T . . . " 1 H u
Daemon ever ueurn, mni ui wv iiim -
ejw and elegant 'y lea not ts he found elsc-
W bare, in town.
Brown km. STANARP.
.j
Hereafter
syS will allow all oasli purchases of goods st
oar store o par cent on rrorn remar price.
Bit own ill St Stanaro.
Wanted
Permsrs to know that they can buy of us
boots snd sheas ohaspsr than anywhere else
in town and get a rebate of 5 per cent for
cash.
Bkownkll k Star ard.
Lowson Dancing Academy ia open every
Saturday night frm 8 to 12 o clock.
W. W. URAwrORD, manager.
Bead Keataa
page.
Chase's bis adv. oa tfe
Sweet Potato Plants.
The only place in town where you oan find
tbe above is at
Brownell k Stararp's,
Ths low pries grocers.
An Allowance
of 5 per eeni-will be allowed sll ch buyers
at urowaeii et otaoB.ru .
We have in the line of ladisa fins ahoe
(mod which era bod v excellence in shapeliness
comfort and durability and we sell tbem st
rrw.k bottom Drioes with 5 per cent off for
cash.
Brownell Stanard.
We gnarsntee to save you money on gro
caries.
Brownell & Stanparp
On the Southern Boundary,
Wild strawberries are ripe.
This country has been blessed with cop
ious showers during the past week and
good crops are almost a certainty.
Miss Jennie Bowlsby is spending the
summer in this vIRhity.
Carson Holt returned home from Cali
fornia the first of last week. From what
we can hear his health Is not much Im
proved. V. J. Wllloughhy has been shipping veal
to Portland lately.
Messrs. Stafford and Hammltt, of Mo
hawk, were visltlpg at Mr. Henry's last
Friday night. '
Severul head of mutton sheep have been
sold lately In this locality. Mr. Coleman
was shearing mutton shcrp the last of I a ft
wee k.
Miss Janle Kby, of (lohen, has been
spending a few week with relatives near
here and returned home lust Sunday.
Miss Olive Long, of Hatsey, Is teaching
school In this district (Mi. Prof Dunlavy
haying failed to make his appearance.
School begun last week with but small at
tendance. Revs McFarland and Craig have been
holding u pro'racted meeting at the Som-
ervllle school house for two weeks, but
brought it to a close, last Wednesday even-
ng,
Mr. Lucky rccclvcda new hav press via
the Narraw Gauge last week.
J.C. Brnmwell, of Lake Creek, was in
the neighborhood last week.
We wish It distinctly understood that
the John Henry who was ihot In the hand
n Albany waa not our John Henry.
J. U. Henry was unfortunate enough fo
be kh ked in the side by a horse the other
day.
Summons,
lk$ Circuit Court af th HtaU oj Oregon
or i,mn i.ouniy.
R. 9. wallaoo, Plaintiff.
VS. L
John Helghsle, Wm England and George
v imams, iseienueuie.
To John Helghsle. Wm England and
is sorgo Will Isms, Defendants.
I
N the name of tbe State of Oregon: You
are hereby required to appear and aa
ower the comnlalnt filed asrainet veo in the
above entitled suit, on or osfore
tne sal day of Jane, lags.
that being the first day of tho next regulsr
term of aaid Coui
ri 101 lowing
lowing the pumice
lion r this Summon, ana if yau fall
to
ao aner, said I'lalntlfT will annlv to
id Court for a decree against tho aaid
I h fomlsnl, John noighsle for tho um of
two thousand dollars, with Interest there
on at the rato cf ten por cent oer annum
since tho 'J&th day of Hepteaabar, 1(180, aa
money duo Plaintiff (on a p.omuMory note
bo made by said Johu tf elghelo, to Plain
tiff, and also a day-roe agaiuet aaid Lefea-
uanieror tne foroiosuie of a monger
made by aaid ItafWudant, John Helghsle
to aaid Plaintiff to secure tbe payment of
aid sum and interest and for tho sale of
tho mortgaged nromlaoa or land morlusa
ed, descilbed to-wit : The woat U of 8 K
and eat U of S W i of section so In
lowuahip U aeuth of tauge 2 east of tho
Willamette meridian. In Linn count r
Oregon, and against said Dafendant. John
uoigneio tor lam Attorneys fee and cost
and disbursement aad also that tba nro
needs of such sale I a not led in sarmant
ca asm brineipai and intern, Attorny'i
a. . . . . w 1
teenanu uta-iuraemnnl.
Thl Summon la served bv publication
thereof six euooaealva wostta In tbe Satk
Kf'iKTs Ukmocrst by order of Hon. ft.
i' iioiae, judge or said Court, made at
Chambers ana bearing date tbo 9th day of
-nay, joea.
hmaw A Genoa.
Attorneys for Plsintlff.
Summons.
In tkt Circuit Court of the Malt of Ortnon
for th Vounty of Lota ?
Msry A Broad well, Plaintiff.
vs.
Jar-ob C Hroadwell, Defendant.
To Jacob C. Broad well tue above named
Defendant.
IN the name of the State of Oregon : Yon
are hereby r quired to appear snd an
a wer ihe onto plaint of the above named
Plaintiff In the above entitled Court now
oa file with the Clerk of said Court with
in tan days from the data of tbe service of
ihla Hum man upon vou If served in Linn
county. Orogoa, but If served In any other
county In the state of Oregon, then within
twenty dsysot tba eon Ice. of this Sum
mons upon you. or If served outside of tbe
Stale or by publication thtn by Ihe first
day of tho nexl regular term af Court fol
lowing, 'o wit :
Ike 1.11k day tf J ear, ISSS,
and you are boreby noiitlod If you fail to
answer aaid complaint as hereby required
the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded In this oompislnt.
trwwit : A decree i!iotvnia the bonds of
matrimony now existing and for the care,
melody and control of minor children
named In tbe complaint and for the coeia
and dishiiraeuiente and suoh other relief
a may bo equitable.
Th Sumulema la pub!l-lw d 1. v the or.
drtftb H It . Uni, Judge of aaid
Court made Mav 3rd, ISM.
J. K WrATllKHFIRP,
Attorney lor Plaintiff.
Summons.
Im tkt Circuit Court . of tkt Stmt mf Oregon
for the Commty of Lim.
Martha Houston, Plaintiff.
ys.
Joels E. Tiuitnermsu, De'ondaot.
To J os is E. Timmsrsaaa, the above
a a mod Defendant.
I N the name of tbe State or Oregon: Yea
1 are hereby required to appear and aa
.worths cemplaUt ef the above named
Plaintiff la tbe above entitled Court now
on ale with the Clerk of eald Court, within
ten days from the date of tbe service of
this Sumnaoas upon you, if served in Linn
county , Dragon, tmt If served lu any
other county in this State then within
twenty davs from the data ef tba aervtce
upon ynuror if served on you out sf the
State or by publication, then by the first
day ol tbe June term of tbe Cuoail Court
following sucn service, towit:
ike SMh slay or Jaae, lSSs,
and you are hereby notified that if yon
lull ta appear and anewer said complaint
aa hereby required tho Plaintiff will take
iudaruent airainat you for tbe sum of
S454.38 and interest thereon from May
6tb, IA8, at 8 per cent per annum and for
the further xum uf 83:12.33 with interest
therein: at tbo rata of 8 Dsr ceut oar an
num from the 2ud day of Ma , 1886, and
for the costs and aiabureemeiits to be
laxed ami for an order of tbe Court to sail
tbe prooorty attached in theabove entitled
action to satisfy any judgment obtained,
to-wit. l-i 71 tu the olty of Scio, Ltpn
county, Oregon, excepting tbe lollowln-c :
BesiuniUK at the H tu corner ot said lot 71,
theses VV &t fwt : iiamee N HI foot ; t hence
E 60 feet : tueii -o -1 Hi foot to tbo plaoe or
uealuulm. Aim the E of lot 70 in Solo,
Linn Co. Dr Also oommencinK at tne S K
corner of Lot 70 in the city of Solo, Linn
county, Oregon, and running, thence vV
26 (set ; thence S 32 feet to tho north bank
of Thomas Creek ; thence essterly along
the north bank ef ssid Creek to a point
opposite and on a line with tho east
boundary line or said Lot 70; tnenoe a
81 feet to ths plaoe of beginning, at a point
14 88 chains Jfl or the N K oorner 01 oo,
22, Tp. 10 S R 2 w ; thence K 5:12 chains ;
thence 8 20 chains : thence 8 S9 48' E
40,54 chains ; thence S 82S chains ; thence
W 45. W chains : thence N 52,80 obatna to
the plaoe of beginning, containin g 160
acres, lu Linn county, Oregon.
This is published by ordor of tbe Hon.
R. P, Boise, made at Chambers the 10th
day of May, 1888.
J. K, W EATHBRFORD,
Attorney ter Plaintiff.
FOR SALE,
at very low rates.
Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Posts,
Pickets, Fence Trimmings,
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Call for prices at yard
east of C. & C. switch.
on 6th St,,
just
W. W, CROWDER.
Everybody
llow
ow we doit ; yt if th woil.J only knew of inn energy, grit and enterprise we
sve displayed in collecting such n magnificstit dilsy of staple and fancy gto-
oerieait would not he WfytimtA
plete stock of
Wt have
GROCERIES AND
ever brought into tl is city, ar d we are
ever befr cflVred in (his f lnce. Yon
ou wilt ca'l and exunine tbe quality of
Get Oup
you will b- convinced tbst we have not over-estimated ourselves. Ucmeaber
w are buying our goods lastly direct from li r i hand, thereby saving all
profits of tbe middle mon, and rnr c-iuimaod of ready cah baa enabled us to
buy onr goods remark b!y cheap, getting the benefit cf nil discounts aod re
bates, placing us in a poai-.i n where wo
thereby always getting the
BEST AND
and rffcver allowing our goodfi to g ow a
profile. These are the reaoni why we dt
joy snob a healthy trade. Wc 1 ave adds
plets line ot
Crockery and
Tbese goods we bought direct from Eastern f;clorifr, ihn seontiog (be latest
designs st pricea way down. The goods have fo he stn to H appreciated
Fatroers having product to 1I
will t
lor good producr, and your patroi
wi is
WORTH LISTENING TO
aod worth your careful consideration. We bve the "Jumbo sleek,
goods tbsn sny three stores of tbe kind in
WALLACE k TH
CHAS. H. D0DD & CO.
Front, First and Vine Sts., PariUmd, Or.
WHOLE 8ALF DEALERS IK
I 1 1
HARD-
I I I
WARE,
1 1
eareJI!aSSa.---aSsb,
t9l. L SBubapffayaieJSJfflssrp .
FARM MACHINERY.
tola Agents for Oregon, Washington and Northern Idaho for the
f BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER. p
Vbase Machines are too wan known to need comment. Thousands of Farmers have use
tbem and speak of them with praise. They are the only Harvesting Machines
that will give entire satlslaotlon to the purchaser.
MILLER 8 NEW MODEL VIBRATING THRESHER,
PHOENIX STRAW BURNER ENGINE,
The most Bflbetlve aad Successful Combination for Threshing and Cleaning
9rain ever Constructed.
4 BUCKEYE STEEL FRAME TWINE-BINDERS, k
The features that distinguish this Twin -Binder Is the Lightness of Draft, combined with IV
KxtraordinaTy Strength and Durability. The Binder ia of tbo Appleby pattern, tbe only
really rraeoeeatnl one yet known. We nave two styles, tbe Elevator Binder and the
Platform Binder both excellent- both recommended by hundreds of patrons.
BROKE,
the lumber monopoly. Wo oan furnish
to builders and contractors, rough, clear
or finishing
LUMBER,
ou short notice. This lumber is cut fiem
the best yellow fir, raited from the cele
brated McKlnzle timber regions and inann
factured U Coburg. Any quantity can be
furnished at Albany at low prices, It
needs no recommendation as to quality
CEDAR POSTS, BOXING
LATH, PICKETS,
and lumber of all kinds on our yard con
stantly. Don't erder without seeing or
hearing tram us. we win save you
money.
HAMMER BROS.,
Albany Linn Co,, Or.
$100 TO $300
A MONTH can be made
working for u. Agents
nreferrad who can furnish their own horses aad give
their whole time to business. Spare moments may be
profitably employed also. A few vacancies in towns
and cities. B. F Johnson and Co., 1009 Main St.,
Richmond, V.
wonders
th-
largraf, finest and most CO fo
PROVISIONS
goieR o tell
at prices below act thing
u,y think this
our gocdi aod
e w age
h ishh assrrtion ; but if
Prices
can dictate to them and not (hey to ns,
FRESHEST
e.f Om ar.d stale weiting for big
- iiro j.jor patrooagn and why we en -
I rt Cffiflj to cor stock a full and com-
Glass Waref
all tiroes i c -i . the top o tbe market
etrruMtiy h jiicire l. 1 nese facta era
Albany, astd prices thst beat tbem all
F.im.. new Block, Albany, Oregon.
i l l
IRON,
STEEL
1 1 1
Sohuttler Farm Wagons, Deere Flows,
Deere Sulky Plows. Cook A Oo.'s Gar
r iagoa, Phsatons and Top Buggiaa, Four.
Spring Mountain Wagon. Buckboards.
Superior Drill and Seeders, Corbin Disc
Harrows, Hodgos-Hainea Headers,
Haish Barbed Wire.
SEND FOB CISCULASS.
Administrator's Notice,
Notice ia hereby given that the under
signed has been, by order of the County
Court of I. inn county, Oregon, made
April 24th, 1SS8, duly appointed Admin
istrator ot tho eatate of Samuel R Duncan,
deceased. All persona having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to
present them duly verified to the under
signed at his residenoe in Albany, withiu
six months from the date hereof.
April 27th, 18o,
T. J. Stitks, Administrator.
Attorney far Administrator.
WHITTIER & THOMPSON.
Plain and Ornamental Fainting
and Paper Hanging,
CEILING DECORATIONS A SPECIALTY
Work done on short notice either in cily
or country. Charges reasonable.
9
OMPSON,
AND 9