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VOL.. AX111.
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 32, 1888.
'Ailvf rtlnlng rniN rnsde known on ap
VO 47
Host Ion.
State
Rifl fits
ii
SEATGO,"
Pull Brother in Blood to Delco Winner of the "In
land Empire Stakes" for two year olds at the
Dalles Pair Sept, 20th, 1887. "Breeders of
Intelligence Watch and Diaw from
every Turf Even Lessons to guide
them in the future."
Seatco will be kept at the farm o( O.K.
Crawford. 1-owson. on Nsrtow Osog-
R. R and will be allowed to ssrvs a United
number of msras at f'JO, to insure in foal, but no
responsibility for accidents. He is a rich,
dark bay. without white, will be three yeara
old June 10th. 1888. Was sired by Ooeco,
three year old record 2-41, aou of Altamont,
wagon reoord 2 26f iu eighth heat.
Firat dam Laura I), by Kdward Evretta.
Second dam lXcy Msrsh, a line road mare of
tried eudu ranee. Ooeoo'e dam ia Bell Prioe,
by Doble, two year old record 2-401, the faat
eat in the world lor 4 yeara. He afterward
obtained a record of 2-28 wheu entirely blind.
Doble by Kricaon (fire of the Grand Dam of
Phalaa the fastest living stallion, 2 IS ) four
year old reoord 2 30 J. which atood as the
fa test fur 14 yeara.
Oneco was the Juveuile King of the North
Pacific. aacceaaiTvly lowering and holding
the 2 and 3 ear old record, proving in the
golden crucible of actual performance that he
is wall worthy of hia grand lineage. Price
mont hia full brother now hold a the 2 year
old reoord, 2 49.
W.
J. GRADWOHL,
Crockery, Class Ware and Hardware
OIL AND LEAD.
Agricultural Implements
Agent lor Fire am?
Hew and Second Hand Store
Owing to t no increased demands or our
business we have Leen compelled to move
Into a larger ato re and we can now be
fonnd next door to 8. E, Young, where
we will be pleated to nee cur patrons. If
you i.oe I juiv stores, furniture, tinware,
rrookery, clocks, carpeta, pictures, fruit
Jnrs, trunks, books, roller skate, eaddles,
eawa, plane, etc and a thousand dif
ferent and ae article you can n.Tt do
bettor this nidi f4en Praoci too than you
can do with ua on a purchase or exchange,
L GOTTLIEB,
123 First Street, Albany. Or.
JOHN BRIGCS,
riiOBisT,
ALBANY, 1 OREC
Roses & Specialty.
Cemetery lota planted and attended tr
DR. J.L.HILL,
Physician and Surgeon,
Ofllee or. Firat and Ferry Streets,
ALBANY- - OREGON.
Palace Meat Market.
J. Y. PIPE, PROPMETOL
FIRST ST. - - ALBANY, OR.
Will keep conHtantly on band bear,
minion, pork, veal, sausage, etc., the bent
meati and largest variety in tko city
Cash paid for all kindaof fat stock,
8AM MA f.
6. Sr.NDBRS
MAY k SENDERS.
Dealers in General Mbrcnandise,
HARRISBURC - - - OREGON
Will buy Grain, Wool and all kinds
nl n re.
K WOl.VKirOM, O, H, IHVISK
W0LVERT0N & IRVINE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
strODce op stairs in'Foster'a Block.
ALBANY, OREGON.
him 'Vunty Bank,
COWAN, RALSTON & CO.,
(Successor to Oowsn & Cusick.)
ALBANY - - - OREGON.
TRAN8ACT3 s general banking buainsss.
DRAW SIGHT DRAFTS on Mew York, San Fran
ctaco and Portland, Oregon.
LOAN MOrfEV on approved security.
RECEIVE deposits subjec to chock.
t 1 ELECTIONS entrusted to us will receive promo
'entlon. '
Kdward Everett, sire of the djiu of Scatco,
is by a oa of Pathfinder out of a daughter
of Vermont, and ia fall brother to Kitty
Liun, 2 41, the dam of W. B. K. the ooll
that challenged all two year old's laU April
for 9500a side, and met with no response.
Kdward Kveretl is tha sire of Doliy 8 , the
dam of Delco, Usidta many apeedy sad
game road horses. All competent horsemen
whoahave aeen him ami his get since tbay are
arriving at maturity, confidently predict that
he will soon become one of the great brood
mare sires of the North Paoiiic. Ia disposi
tion, beauty and pure trotting action, Seatco
ia simply perfection, and ia eminently eu
dowed on both sides of the line with the
blood that trots, and by all the laws of he
redity should be able to stamp upon his pro
duce bis owu inheritance.
To gentlemen desiring road borate and to
young men wishing to embark in the fascinat
ing business of bn-edtug and developing the
American trotter, I call special attention to
this young Stalliou and wi'.l take pleaaore ii
showing him on any day.
W. CRAWFORD
Insurance
BOOTS, SHOES
AND
SUPPEES.
1 ni ! receivingjmy spring end
M nSJMBf vjk of " ) i uud SDIeS, I
hare as nicely a fitted up Boot and 8hoe
.tore, and u cjmpletn a stock as any
this aide of Portland and very few better
in Portland. I buy aU lay boots and
shoes direct from manufacturers and am
authorized to w.irrant every pair no mat
ter how cheap. No firm iu Oregon
have any advantage of me in buying as
1 buy in j t tu'-uieaaud psy the cash,
lo Udie', sjisanej and cbildien's shoes,
fctM, ifa M i .'..; lin', 'ivf- ' I great
est variety in the citv- aim will
ali'y ri c give 44 vl'it;"fr
the aiiiiy as prssi'uly imu lie doriH.
SAMUEL E. YOUNG
First National Bank
OF ALB AN 1 , OREUON.
President L. FUNN
Vice President S, E, YOl'NG
Csehier OEO. K. CHAMBERLAIN
TUANSACT8 A GENERAL banking business.
ACCOUNTS KEPT subjecfc to chock.
8IOHT EXCHANGE and telegraphic transfer, 10U
ou New York, Ban Francisco, Chicago and Portl
Oregon.
COLLECTIONS MADE on favoral.lo terms.
DISKOTOHS.
u. E. Vol mi, Ko, K Chasbsslu I
L. E Blam, L. vusn,
) Walts E Turssli,,
C. L. BLACKMAN,
Successor to E. W. Langdon.
DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, BRUSHES,
SOAPS. COMBS.
iiid everything kept in a first-clans Drug
Store. Also a flue stock of pianos) 3 ud
organs.
ALBANY. ORKflON.
CROSSEN & ALLEN.
PEOPEIETOES
! Albany Track and Dray Co,, Nc, 1.
Goods handled with care anddjspatoh
Sore Eyes
Tho eyes arc always In sympathy with
the body, and afford an cxooller t lndox
of Its condition. Whon the eyes become
weak, and the I ids inflamed and sore, It
ta an evidence that the system has
become disordered by Scrofula, for
which Ayer'a Saraaparlila la the bt
known remedy.
Scrofula, which produced a painful In
flammation In my oyos, cnuaod 11
Die luticti
suffering for a number of ye
are. ity tin-
advU-Kof a physician I commenced tokiiiu
Ayer's Surnapartlln. After using thiu
medicine u short time I was completely
Cured
My eyes are now In a splendid condi
tion, and 1 am as well ami strong as evw
-Mrs. William Q age, Concord, M. H.
Por a number of years I was troubY .
with a humor in my ye, and was unabh
obtain any relief until I romitutu w'
islng Ayer'a Saraaparillu. This me l-
ln tuv effected a eomplete ours, and I
believe u to be the hrst of blood pari
tiers. U. X. Upton, Nashua, N. II.
From childhood, and until with a few
months, 1 have been airlifted with Weak
and Horn Eyes. L have used for these
complaints, with beneficial results,
Ayer's Sarsapurilln, uud consider it a
Scat blood purifier. Mrs. C. Phillips,
lover Vt.
I suffered for a year with In flam me
'ion In my left eye. Three ulcers formed
on tho boll, depriving me of aight, and
causing great pain After trying man v
other remedies, to no purpose, I was final
ly induced to ooe Ayer'a ateiaaparlUa.
By Taking
three bottles of this medicine I have been
entirely cured. My sight has been re
stored, and there is no sign of inflamma
tion, sore, or ulcer in my eye. Kendal
T. Bowen, Sugar Tree Kid go, Ohio.
My daughter, ten years old. was afflict
ed with Scrofulous Bore Byes. During
the last two years she never saw light of
any kind. I'hvslciaas of the highest
tandlrc exerted their skill, but with no
permanent success. On the recommen
dation of a friend I purchased a bottle of
Ayer 8anaparllla, which my daughter
commenced taking lief ore she had used
the third bottle her sight was restored.
Her cure is complete. W. E. Suther
land, fivangelUt, Shelby Cltr, Ky. ft
Ayer's Sarsapariila,
Prsparsd by Or. J. C. Aytr k Co., Lowctt, Mass.
Mold h?sUlregU. Pries!; alt t--tUss, ti
1 have at John He h laser's stsh'e one
Imported Cllde sulllon not e a eel led for
shv and shape of bone, style of body
or action by anj full blooded draft bars
In or about Albanv; and one full blooded
Norman boras. These horses wilt be here
for sale or service for two er three weeks.
Tbe service for either horse, S4 a Leap.
I sIm have three thoroughbred Durham
calves ax Nloarod Payne's farm, asVt of
town, and several pair of r soar Jed Berk
abite, Poland China and Cnewterwbite
Figs, which are at Arlington, Or., widen
will guarantee to be eatiftfactory If there
Is anybody hero wanting stock of tnt
kind,
Fbls stock was recently brought from
Obio end is first class In every (nrtlcular.
And also one 3 I neb Mitchell wagon.
8. P. KfMBtlJC
At boo j. Or.
MRS. B. HYMAN,
neat eai of 8. E, Young's, Albany, Or
Gutting and Fitting a Specialty,
STAMPING OUTFITS, AND STAMP
ING DONE TO ORDER.
LESSONS IN PAINTING,
WedneaoTi and Thursdays of each
week, ana painting done to oider on
plaques and other material,
Nice assortment of Artists materials on
isnd.
A. J. ROSSITER,
Veterinary Surgeon.
Uradualeof the Ontario Voterinary Col
lege, Toronto, Canada.'
Office and residenoefoornsr oi oond
and Baker Streets.
ALBANY, OREGON.
FOR SALE,
at very low rates.
Lumber, Shingles, Lath, Posts,
Pickets, Pence Trimmings,
Sash, Doors and Blinds.
Call f r prices at yard on 6th 8t,.
east or O. A C switch.
W. W, CHOWDER.
TEACHERS
Who wish to scire first grade certificates
shoud send for Normal Question Hook ,
which contains ab it 500 pages of question,
with complete answers. Price, $1.50. Ad
dress Prof. A. B. ''hilders, Brownsville, Or
Notice for Publication,
Land Office atOregoo Cily, Oregon.
June tith, 1888.
NOTICE is nercby given that the follow
ing named settler has tiled notice of his in
tention to make final nroof in support of his
claim, sod that said proot will be made be
fore the County Clerk of Linn county, Oie
gon, at Albany, Oregon, on
Friday, July 1SSS.
viz : Uii t E. Mackey, Pre-emption D. 8.
No 5493 for tbe K & of H E and E of N
El of Sec.SSTp. 13 8 R 2 w., Willamette
meridian. He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said Isnd, viz : J H Wsrren,
O E Mackey, S C Mackey, J W Msckey, all
of Brownsville, Oregon.
W. T. Burnky,
Register.
'tstasjsssaa-' " 'aaOsjss
mm
THOMPSON
Plain and Ornamental Fainting
and Paper Hanging,
CEILING DECORATIONS A SPECIALTY
Work done on short notice either io city
r 1 . ' t 5 1 1 i
Children Cry for
COMMRNCKMKNT.
CLASS 1888.
VM$ Dm fffitlihuto Sii,
Standing room was at a demand at the
Commencement exerctses proper of the
Albany Collegiate Institute, several being
turned awav. It was a pleased audience
that listened to the program.
The exercises were opened with praver
by Rev. 1'rlchard, followed by a finely
eculed piano solo by Prof Lee. Junior
essays were read by Misses Flora Mason
and In. 1 Kobcrtson. Their subjects unlike
those wc arc accustomed to branched out and
ulworhed a couple from Shakespeare. The
former told about Gobbo, one of the least
of characters, the mere servant nd clown
of Hhylock ; the latter of the greatest of
dramatic characters, Hamlet. Moth were
well treated and displayed an excellent
tnate for, and good conception of the great
est of modern authors.
Rev. I'richard was heard with the usual
popular favor In a solo, entitled Anchor
ed." Lewis E I .r- then delivered the junior
oration. Subject "False Ideas of Pro.
grcsa." It was an outspoken effort, wcl I
delivered. He said In order to have pro
gress a cause must keep ahead of the evl
it oppose. Among fsUe progressive acts
he mentioned our Sunday train ; the
hasty and Incomplete preparation of teach
ers for their work ; the mistaken idea that
the country school docs not need good
teachers ; and the banishment of the Hlblc
from the schools.
Mint Esther Msrahall recited "Jephtha's
Daughter," displaying a fine voice, and
ease and deliberation ; but, perhaps, hack
ing expression. Her delivery Is alwsys
pleasing.
A vocal solo by Albany's most popular
soprano. Mr Chamberlain, the "Nightin
gale's Trill" wss received with applause.
Then the graduating orations :
Jomx A Lax a mj lies GsisRsnosKxa.
"Our National Future" was the topic, one
which the orator handled in a logical man
ner, allowing great research. Mankind has
always been advancing, though at time the
world has stood t 111 and dark age have
appeared. All ret rogation has been fol
lowed bv s higher civilization. In advanc
ing eivtiiratlon the value of human life has
been growing greater, finally the pro
gress of the world has been centering in
our own tountrv, which Uud linn
against a multitude of internal evils, which
threaten life and property. A great evil Is
that of foreign emigration, the effects of
which the orstor howcd by plain statistics.
While the cost of government per capita
in Europe lux been increasing In the v. S.
it has decreased. Another evil is the negro
problem. 7.000VO00 In the V. S control -ing
75 of the 401 electoral vote. Over five
million people tn the U. S. cannot read or
write and the liquor traffic costs St per
capita to $2 for education. Our resource
are unbounded and are capable of support
ing one billion by agricultural pursuits
stone. Our Anglo Saxon blood l our
greatest resource. The root of civil gov
ernment u nerve power. We sre the
longest flved of nations ; and eventually
wtu over-come an nations less powerful
and Americanise mankind.
Collins William Elkinm "Man the
Architecture of Hi Own Fortune," ha the
commencement day ring and was well
treated by Mr Elk Ins. Nations succeed
and fail, so with men. Of several boy
sterling equal but a small number will
meet with success. Why ? Now we speak
less of chance, for we see how we can do
a we will. The Individual who trusts to
luck is apt to fail. The world work by
fixed natural and moral laws, precluding
all possibilities of chance. Cromwell, Lin
coln, Alexander and Caesar showed whst
man can do with determination. Careful
management steers the barque. The dif
ference in a number of boys, a great writer
has said, Is principally the difference In
the'r energy, courage I the essentlsl ele
ment to success. A genius ts simply a
worker, and it is in our power to fit circum
stance to our use.
Both orations were listened to with close
attention. The young men were shower
ed with flowers, and presented with gold
headed canes. .
A vocal duet by Mrs Cochran and Mr
Adair, with a duet accompaniment by Prof
Lee and Miss Belle Senders, was applaud
cd most heartily by the large audience.
President Condit conferred the degrees
of B. S. on the graduates, announced a va
cation until the middle of September, and
the "curtain" dropped.
Li MM Cot' NT Y. Linn county is one of
the oldest, and In the very center of (he
valley, and its present rspld progress will
make it as Important in agricultural pro
ductions as any county in the Empire
state before long. A canal fourteen miles
in length, from the Santiam river to the
Willamette, furnishes a never falling water
power at Albany, and the prospects arc
that mills, in addition to those now there,
for manufacturing wool, wheat, flax, etc.,
will be established to work up the product
of the region, thus adding to its prosper
ity and importance. I he railroads on
either side of the Willamette river render
communication with any part of the valley
easy, the Oregon racitic gives an Woe
pendent outlet to the ocean at Yaquina
Bav, and there Is active competition in the
carrying trade. There is one thina to be
learned while visiting the valley, whteh
will be of special interest to those who
have thoughts of coming to this state to
live. It Is not necessary to iro Into the
wilderness to secure land if one has a little
money. The owner of a farm in the
Mississippi Valley who can sell it for a rea
sonable price, can buy equally good land in
uinn county tor from Ss to S to per aero,
depending upon location, amount under
cultivation and the value of improvements,
leaving him a good balance for working
capital or as a provision against possible
adversity. In his new home he will find
himself surrounded by all the comforts and
conveniences he has been accustomed to,
will find churches for his family, schools
for his children, railroads to take his crops
to market, and good papers to keep him
posted on the affairs of his country and the
daily eyents of life. W est Shore.
Would None of It. A day or two
after the election, the republican happi
ness over the result had penetrated the
captain of the Three Sisters. On his trip
down the river he ordered that the jack
staff be ornamented with a broom and a
sheepskin. The democratic crew did not
feel in the best of humor over these gro
tesque emblems of victory. The steamer
stopped at a landing a short distance up
the river to take on wood. To his dismay
the captain saw 'that all hands sat down
and would not touch a stick. The men
said that broom and sheepskin had to come
down from the jackstaff . The captain sud
denly changed his mind and the mutton
colors were lowered. The crew went to
work, Oregon City Courier.
At the commencement exercises in Sa'em
Prof J B Horner, of Roseburg, read aoorigit
nal poem on "The World's Pillars." which
was highly spoken of.
Pitcher's Castorla.
Dkskrtkd.- Friday morning a Varm
Spring squaw, with a six months old bnbe
In her arms, gathered a crowd around her
In front of the O. F. Hall, and with great
tears In her eyes poured out her tale of
woe, that could not be understood very
well until a white man came along who
kum taxed the jargon. She proved to be
Hill Nell's squaw, and said he had taken
their horses, and wagon and run off with
another woman, after beating and abusing
hot , and her heart was bleeding on account
of the cruel treatment, and she cared noth
ing for muck a muck and tmd about as mmhi
died as to Hve. lis sorrowful story lacerat
ed t lie hciHt of even Mllm Westfalr and
we all felt sorry for the poor Ignorant
squaw, who had been meeting with the
same unholv treatment offered even the
chrMlan white woman sometime.
Wax Tkach. LastThuraday President
Conditf tlw(ollrglate institute announced
that tVe services of Miss Mary Irvine had
been engaged for neat year. Miss Irvine
Is a graduate of the College, one of Al
bany's most accomplished voung ladle
and will add to the value of the corps of
teat-hers, which is one Albany people have
reason to be proud of. This will leave at
leaat two vacancies In our public schools,
MUs Klrkpatrlck having retired, bring
now In the efftceof Dr. Rowland, of Halrm,
where ahe I learning the in) aterica of the
medical profession.
PaosATxo. The will of L. Fanning wa
admitted to probate Thursday. Mr. S. E.
Young I the executor and gave bonds for
$X),Qoo, double the value of the property
left. The will was made in tHiH and ha a
codicil made In 18S6 It leaves all the
rnonev and tK-ronal oroocrtv of tbe de-
ccaacd, amounting to about $1000, to his
wife, and the ur of the home property.
valued at about Stooa, during hrr natural
life. The remainder of hi property, con
itlng of real estate, l left equally to hi
children, Ella Fanning, Charity J Luper
and Hannah M Gl.bratb, and the children
of i'crcllla Morris ;cach receiving a fourth
Womsm's R ion t. The, Dkmixrat
doesn't generally publish anonlmous com
munication, but when It doc it takes
great liber-tie. Here is one: "Why Is it
tbe Fair Sex dont Exorcise the Rights they
have allready Why lrjut took the Field
is allready white to Harvest, Why Sir
should they Advocate women right when
tney wont corclc the rijht thev have
already why Sir the Ustchelor arc waiting
ny tne corc lor them at Ieat 1 am and I
take It for granted the Ha lane are aU the
same Fix will you Pleas Remind them of
their mutch neglected Dutv & Oblige
Signed It Dixit.
Ha was ix Aluaxy. -Mr. Warner writ
ing to Portland from tbe East says :
"Traveling from New York to Clhcago in
a vestibule train I met s good many solid
men who discussed Oregon with no small
degree oi Interest Among them wa Percy
rote, a son in-law of MoeTavlor, whoe
wealth figure up about $Xk,ooOw0oo. He
pokcof Ysqulna Bay, having been out
nere, ami utc urrounding country a being
the mist lovely spot on the earth for a
home.
Cavsao Excitssixkt.-' Lat week Mr.
Ralston Cox wrote a line saying that Cor
valtte flour was 95 cents a sack at his store
The printer made it 75. About noon Mr.
Cox came to this office In a hurry to get
some posters struck correcting the mistake.
uc atu that he had icen bclcgcd all the
forenoon. Mr Samuel, another flour
merchant saw the Item and went on the
street selling Hour st 75 cents. There was
tor awhile a flurry in the hour market.
aWsswr.
KiCKiNo. The Salem Stateuma kicks
thusly about the mail service on the O. &
C. So far as we are concerned we have
been treated pretty well 1 "For superlative
inefficiency the present O. Sc C. mall sys
tem take the bakery. A letter mailed in
Albany last Tuesday was received here
last night, after the south bound mail had
been distributed, and the same party got by
the same mail a letter from California tha't
he should have received the morning be
fore.'
Hxavv Damages. The jury In the ac
Uon for damages against Clell Harden, of
Salem, after being out eighteen hours,
came in Thursday, bringing a verdict in
favor of the Plaintiff, John Patterson, for
damages In the sum of $3633 and costs.
This was the cose wherein the defendant
was charged with seducing the Plaint iff V
daughter, Stella. Clell Hayden is a son of
Ben Hayden.
Bustle. The most bustling scene en
acted in Albany is that displayed at the de
pot when the right train passes through.
For a few moments all the stir peculiar to
an Eastern depot in a large city takes
place. One people from all over the
world seemingly bent on getting some
where at short notice. Last night there
were ten cars.
La st FoaS. K. Mr. Win. M. Hoag, of
the Oregon Pacific, left on Friday's oyer
land train for San Francisco. Perhaps some
of the knowing ones can tell what Mr.
Hoag and the O. P. will do this summer.
We admit that Mr. Hoag doesn't make us a
confident.
Grand Lodok. -The Grand Lodge of
Mapone convened In Portland Thursday -The
following delegates attended from
Linn county : Albany, Rufus Thomp
son, 1 )r Afaston, Geo E Chamberlain, T L
Wallace ; Harrlsburg, Enoch Hoult, Sam
uel May, M Cunningham ; Brownsville, I
H R Morelock, J A Bishop ; Sclo, E O
Hyde ; Lebanon, Jos Wassom, Jos Moist ;
Shedd, H B Sprenger, E Dow, A Lewis.
Enough rou Them. The 0 P now pro
sjose to meet the uobusiDcsslikn order of the
Seurheru Pucitioiu refusing to advance pay
m freight by simply forwarding bills tu our
tsasineas men from Albany, delivering goods
to the Southern at that point free of any
charge. This will effectually head off the
Southern P&oiiTc to its attempt to gobble the
wools business snd we hops our people will
wot forget the efforts of the 0 P to plsy tsir
ity them. Eugene Remitter,
Pionker's Day. Friday was pion
eers day in Portland and was quite gener
ally Observed. In the procession was Mar
ia Payne, 1843, from this county, and
John Conner, recently of Albany, now. of
. , . , . ... 1 O
ronianu. x long poem wriuen oy oum
Simpson was read,
Nick Pliy. Several Albany boys, of oul-
tis matures, are in the habit of directing their 1
sling shot towards the globes of tbe electric
lights, and as a result a Urge number have
been broken, should one ot trie culprits ne
sighted they wid find that the Hotman boys,
and not turtles, are after them.
The N. 0. The Narrow Gauge R R will
t mot "shot down" as was rumored, Judge
Deady having granted tbe receiver permis
aioa to borrow 125,000 tr put the road in
running condition ,
THUKSliAY S DAILY.
Hon 0 1' Cosbaw, of Brownsville, is in tbe
city,
L Bilyeu wss dsfested for county clerk in
l.ain county Int votet.
The stosmer ''Bentl" will Ii lowly to
run on the Willamette io a few days,
Jsorga Henderson bos just arrival fro a
Eastern Oregon with s bsnd of horsa, which
kt is willing to dispose of.
Bslem has tried to repeal its ordiaanoe pro
viding for s City Attorrey. Albany also is
mixed up on the City Attorneyship.
Judgs Wbitnsy is nor located in the Kis -ter
Block, where be will occupy room with
lion W It Bilysu.
Mr, Arthur HHau.-, who has a obemUtricd
bead, has entered th-i drag ston of Mr Milt
Miller as clerk.
Two or three suspioioa looking follows
with red vests srriyed in the city this neon,
ssd sn early attaek on the enomy may h
looked for.
The ootnmtt'aw sppointed by the Brsrd of
Trsds is preparing matter for a descriptive
pa nphlt-t to eireolsta through tbe Etst sod
among the teachers who will convene at Hso
Frsncisco.
Miss Msrv Iryine left yester lay in cow
1. 1 1 v with Mr sod Mrs G W Krstmsn for
Fort Stevens, where sbs will spend the nm -mur
Rout, and Joe Foster also accompeuied
them horns. ,
a , 1. si.
mia r.na mrruwa leaves ou the evening
tt sin for her home in Oak lean, CeL Her
visit her bs been one of great p'eTsur to
her friends, sod it is to bs hoped will be re
posted oftener than in the post.
Chos. Montcith snd Mr. Stcrnburg left
to day for Seattle, Victoria and Spokane
Fall, to be gone several wewks on busl
ncs. rSIUAY'S OAILY.
The youngest child of J M Nolsn, dtd st
Corvallis the first of ths week.
Mrs I Ark Bilyeu, of Eagsae City ia iu tbe
city, the guest of btr stber.Hon R A Irvine.
Drummers now by ths dosee, floe looking
fellows from tbe East. Knew all about it,
you know.
Tbe lodiu war veterana met in Portland
yiMUr4y. Col K !. f Corvallis, pre
sided. C E Chase and Donald Bli, both recently
of this city, will open s grocery store st Cor
vsllis next week.
A (Jrsage picnic will be held at PowaiPa
Gross near lfslsey on Saturday, Jane 23rd,
snd s hue time is anticipated.
The Ifrtuitijht is the nam of the only
paper io Tillamook county, which has jot
started. Atsy it ever shine.
Mr Lsoa Bean, at one time a resident of
this city, we ore informed, is lying d soger
mi sly ill at bis boose ia Redwood Cay, Col
A big banner bearing tbe names of Cleve
land and Tburmau is streiebed serosa the
street from the Occidental hotel to Lymaos,
at Corvatlia,
Mrs Pollock, ef the College, will spend
her vacation io Jacksonville, where s brother
reside. After going 00 s short trip to Ya
qatua Bay, ah wit! leav for there next
week. -0
T B Kent, a well known Southern Oregon
af.or or v. was take to Salem yesterday and
placed in the insane asylum. Too much
whiskey did it,
Mr C J Dillon has come over from the Pay
to remain, and will take pes session of his
furniture factory recently poiehosed of Forte
miller Ac Co., next week.
On Moodsy, Jone Nth, white' xtractiiig a
large splinter from a horse on R Clead Is s
farm near Lebaaco, L R Cheadls hsd on
ankle bono broken and a leg fractured and R
Messier was severely injured.
Prof. Vawter I ft for Uolssy lst wk to
spend a part at least of his vacation. Hs has
n.ade an excellent record in this city as a
teacher bat will probably be cngagd ia a
bank in Center vilio, Oregon, io the future.
Eugne HfjiMer.
Fred Crump. .oonyictat the pemtcntiary.
attempted to commit suicide yesterday with
a small bread knife. Tbe following no e was
found in bis cell: "Life is a shams to. ths
devil. The biod of Christ washes sll sins
swsy."
Jnogc Holgate baa hied a demurrer for the
munty ooart and the county in the injune
lion suit of Judge Burnett relative to tbe
jail. The other defendant, the building
company, has not yet been served with sum -
mous. it is not known whether the company
will tight the injunction or dot, - fr.
SATUOBAY 8 DAILY.
A new Tcresss May hat bseo built to ran
on the Bay.
Sheriff-Elect 8 snail man has been ia the
city today,
I! i v Kirk patrick, of Soio, father of the
editor of the i-ebanon Erprtu, is in the city
Mr Frank Wood haa the contract for put
ting in the stone wall on the new Foe hay A
Mason and Tweedale block and not a Port
land firm.
Mr A W Charlton, sheriff of Lake county,
has been in tbe county. After his term ex
piree in July, we understand, he will leave
Lake county.
About twenty men are at work on tbe
Strahao and Pierce block, and notwithstand
ing the rainy weather, it is going up, almost
like the sua in the morning.
Several Masons arrived in the city this
noon on thsir way horns from the grand
lodge at Portland, among others being Uon
J BR Morelock sod B A Cbilders, of Browns
ville. Mr Ed Scbmeer, son of Johnny Schmeer,
arrived in the city yesterday from Crook
County. He reports prospecU there greatly
brightened, though for awhile stock, nau dry
picking aud began to look pretty gaunt. It
was raining when no K it tne other slue
A nuuounoed in tbe Democrat ycatetday,
Einperinr Frederick William, of Uetmany, ia
dead, sfur a reign of only a few week. His
death occurred at 11 o clock in the forenoon.
and was the cause of great sorrow thiougn
out Euiope.
Mr D 0 Clark, of Spoki.e Palls, ariived
in the city this noon, having bn in itud
ance at the meeting of the grand lodge f
Masons in Portland, and will remain over
Sabbath. Mr Clark says Spokaue is the
fastest city in the North wect.
The totsl membership of lb Koitirftti of
Pythias iu Washington territory is 1700, an
increase of 621. The banner" lodge is Col
umbia No 8. of Walla Walla. The grand
'lodge reports $13,000 in cash and invest
ments. I herb was paid oat tor relit 1 $4uuu
The air in and about Chicago in In coming
impregnated with Blaineism. His friends
do not believe he told tbs truth when he
said he would not aoaept the nomination, and
will push him with the wild hurrah charact
eristic of that peculiar species of politics.
Whether he will be nominated remains to
be Been.
Mr. William Wassom, recently from the
East, who has been residing near Lebanon,
yesterday purchased tha Wilson farm near
Harrisburg, one of the largest in the county.
It consists of 1156 arret and the price was
$13,865. It is stock land mostly and will be
uied by Mr Wassom for stock raising, an in
dustry wo are glad to see pushed in the Val
ley. Piut DmviNd. Mr H. M. Stcne has'a
steam pile driver in operation at Corvallis,
being used iu the construction of the 0. R.
It N . wharf. Any one wanting the ueo of
the machine can obtain it by writing to Mr.
Stone at Uoryalhs.
Don't Fail. Don't fail to call ana see
Dubruille's fine display horse and his im-
.. 1 ui
j mense siock oi narnesses anu sauuies.
I Back Conrad Meyer's grocery store.
W. F.
(Successor to
Ia oow reeeivtng new goods in
hlM lirml fFril I
tn Li?Li tffsfHsssH iiyj
S ap' ji ' SB 1 1 t-r- I I 1
Everything New, with New Prices
Lower than Ever Offered
in Albany,
ooosistidg
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HATS, CAPS,
FURNISHING GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES
AND GROCERIS
I propose t have ax eonr
knjr, with all Ilia
tu
New Novelties
and
Latest Styles
nod as tbe, are manufactured. Ail old customers and friends of tbe house
and as well uew one, are cordially invited to call and inspect stock and
iice.
Do Not Propose Re To Undersold. -
W 1. HEAD,
57 First, 'Street, Albany, Or
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For The NERVOUS
The DEBILITATED
The AGED.
9b Woufkmper and
Farmer a. It la Impor
tant that the Soda or
Balaratua you uo should
be Whi to and Pure same
m aU BlmllarsubHt seas
used for food. To insure
obtaining only the ' 'Arm
& Hsinmer" brand &od.i
or Saiorat a, k iy it in
"pound or ha'f pound '
cartoona. which bear our
name and trade-m irk. a I
Inferior goodiaro som -times
aubatltutedfor t'10
Arm & Hammer ' bran 1
whon bought in bulk.
Parties using Diking
Powder should remem
ber that its sola rising
property consists of bi
carbonate of soda. One
teaapoonfulof the "Arm
& Hammer" brand of
OCR TRADE MASK
Soda or Saleratua mixed
with sour milk equals
ox
EVER
Packed in Card Board
READ,
N. H. Allen & Co.)
evevj line. Old goods sold out.
a3
of
ck v . - j lioejos fever brought lo
Suces83r to N. II. Alton k Co
MEtVE TONIC.
Celery and Does, the prominent tn
gradients, are the best and safest .
js'enro Tonic It strengthens and
quiets the nervous system, curing
Karroos Weakness, Hysteria, Sleep
lessness, &c
AN ALTER AWE.
It drives out tbs poisonous butnors o .
the blood purifying and enriching it,
and so overcoming those diseases
resulting from Impure or impover
ished blood. w
LAXATIVE.
1 Actlngmildlybut surely on thebowels
it cures habitual constipation, and
promotea a regular habit. Itstrcngth-
,' ens tbs stomach, and aids digestion.
DIURETIC.
In Its composition the best and most
active aiurettesoi tne as arena Memos,
are combined scientifically with other
effective remedies for diseases of tho
kidneys. It can be relied on to givo
quick relief and speedy cure.
Hundradsof tastiBBaiaIa savabosn looshnad
peracon who aa oaaS Uua tweedy wttn
rkable benefit. Ben4 tot oirsuinre, elTio
tall partioolais,
rrlce 11.00.' Sola by Dragglst:
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Prop's
BTJBLIMQTOIt. VT.
four teaspoon tula of tho
boat Baking Powder.ssv
ing twenty times its
cost, resides being
much heal tin er , because
it does not con tain any
injurious substances,
such as alum, terra alba
etc., of which many Bak
ing Powders are made.
Dairymen and Farmers
should useonly tbe-Arm
d Hammer " brand for
cleaning and keeping
Milk lauB Cwoet and
Clean.
Caunos. See that
every pound package of
'Arm an 1 Hammer
Brand" containa full
10 ounces net. and tho
a pound package a Jkil
la ouuc $ net, Soda or
Saleratua aame as speci
fied on each package.
5 PACKAGE.
Boxes. Always keeps Soft
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