- mm
Win. Fortmiller k Co,,
A B H m
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Prompt 4tt9HtionFir3t-Blas3 Hearse
jtaVAtter bualne boar call at reldanoe
corner Fifth un I Batcsr streeta.
Linn V unty Bank,
COWAN, RALSTON & CO.,
(IwoMMora to Cowan Custek.)
ALBANY - - - OREGON.
TRANSACTS ft gwwal banking Mmm.
DRAW SIGHT DRAFTS oa Nw York. Re Free
hoftiMl lN.rtl.iul, QRV
IX) AN HOWRY oa spproTad security.
tUK'EIVKdapvsJtasubJae U check.
COLLECTIONS onlruaUJ to us will nwiM pSSSS
First National Bank
or AI.BANl. OKKI.ON.
L. TUNS
- UKO. .. CHA.tKRLAlN
TRANSACT! A QEHKRALkaaktaf
ACCOUNTS RKPT subja to
. -i
8IOIIT EXCHANGE an
on Nw York, Rn Franc!
Mi
CUUlsCTIOSS MADE on tawaWa ten
R.
L. R
Tot -m.
UN. K ClUaMfttltM
L. runs.
W.LTftH K TrSSBLL,
THE YAQUINA KOUTE.
Oregon Pacific Railroad.
Oregon Development Oooepany'a Sto .m
hip Lluo
22S MILES SH0STn
20 HOURS LESS TIME
than by any other route.
Flrat-olae through paieucr and
freight Una from Portland and all point
in the Willamette Valley to ant from 8an
Kranclaoo, Cal.
Wiliamatta River Liaa of Steamers.
The " Wm. M. Hong," The 'N. 8, Bant
ley," The "Thrae SUtera" are in aervioe
for both pasaenger and rraitfht trattio beta-eeu
Curvallia and Portlaod ind uUer
medhue poiuta, leaving Company'! wharf,
Corvallia, aud Mewra. Uuiinan A Co'a
wharf, Noa. MO and 202 Front St., Fort
land, three time a wtak aa followe :
Noura SOCRB,
LtatraCorrailu. Mu . Wml. ami Friday, 10.-0.) A, M.
Laare AJbaor, Muoday. W'J- and Fridajr. U.OJ Noon
antra fwrtland, lac , Thu. and Sautntajr, 5.30 V. M.
sol ra bot.Hu.
Laara Fartkiarl, Moa., Wei. aod FrUay, 8:00 A. M.
Laava Albany, iW, Tnora. aiu tUtorxUy. 1:) y. M.
arriva Curaina, Toa., Ihu. aud Haturday, :U i'. H.
Boat make clow connection at Albany
aitn trains of lb Oregon Pacific Kailruaa.
TIMCSJUBOl'Ct: (jx.-iA HauUya)
r Albvay. 1:01 r. a,
La CjrraUta, 1:17 r. a.
Amrm Vaquiua, i JSa r. a
Uaava Yaqaiua. CM a.m.
Loaro tXrllu,lu.5 i,u.
Arnva Albany, 11:16 a. a.
O XS. trtiaa otau). at Albany aud
Cwrvalin The aoove traiut onueutet
faquia. witu th Orga Development
O upaiiy'a Uiae ( tioian.ut between
YTa4uioa aa J - an Prau.-ieoo,
M11L1XU U.RTK- .
MajuMaa,
raja aax vaaacrao.
VaiUy,
J out &fnd
Ju.y rd
Ju.y l6Jt
Jaiy ii.i,.
J ana h.
July la a.
Ji -un.
ValU,.
arillauuUa Vaday,
WtUaaaaUa VaUay.
The Company term ..io rint
I
ohaage aaiuug latoa wiia jut noilue.
N. li. Pavtaeugera fro u ror.laua aud
rVitiameue Va.iey potutj can inn uioee
conaectt.u wiUi traiu uf the Yaquiua
route at A.Uauy uc Curvallia, aud li dea
tlujd u d iu Frauoia 3 aumiu arrauge tu
arrive at Vaquiua Ufa ovoniu ooi t j uatu
of aaliiog.
aaaeaer aaJ I'.-Ubi Uate. alwaa tae
latere.
Kvtriafjrji.u 1 ay u O J a.ua't, IVjijtr. a id
r,ci ataaa, 0 k O U Uaaarali, Jr., O. k.
at P. Agf.,, Orguj Oa-'atyaiJui C .'4 iluutmary
St., awi FratKlvj j, Jal. ftl. ii:l.W..
A. O. K . and P. Aaut,
(iratrvu Pacia-.- H It Ua Corvaiua, or.
OVtrtU.JJ fJ CAUfJ..ilA
;-via-
Soatiiara Paoiflj Company's Lina,
m nr. .Hiu aavrR.
o
uauroiuu zxnu 1, uta 'daily.
Sou-Ji
i.00 r. a.
aaar a
7:o a a
Mend
Arrivo 1 I0:i a a
i. a. - J 7:05 a a
.. . I i . r a
iasava
laeaftf
ar.ua
PrUaal
Alb .ay
sau K au.-iau
LMAi. raaaaaaaa maiaa iAii.r tscapt aaud.y).
a:0U a a I Leave PortUud
l&i i e a I Lamra Alb-uiy
:0fm I Arrive Lunu
Arrive, Cttri
Laava 1 li:&5 a a
Lave VhOam
bOCAi rAsaaaiaa train uailt, excarr acao.ir.
a: 10 r a
:54fr a
U:5Jra
im a
Lea'
Arrive
Leai
Arrlva
Aloaiiy
Lakau-Mi
Albany
letMUuii
Arnva 1 6:16 a a
Loara'l 6:ou a a
Arm,; , 'jr. r a
boa 2:00 r M
PULLMAK BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Oars
Wr Aeeaaaaaaatiea at ewad-la raaaca
aera, attarh4 t i Rxnreaa Tmlaa.
Wed alee Itflvlalwu.
BET HZ KM rolfLtVU lt C.rakLLIH.
It VfLTftAlX DAIbr (; e(. -S Jil lay.)
0am Ljave t'irtUij Arrivo ; 1'5 r M
t:i6 r a Antra CrvalL Laiva 1:3) a
4:60 ru
:00 r a
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pjnliii 1
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Lava
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6.46 a M
At Albvir nl OirvaHii i . w.i vith train of
Oregon Paciflo iUilroad
Fttrtall lntr4U i r;i lh; ri'ii, mif., etc.,
oa Company' Agent.
R. KOEHLKR, . P. UO.JKIi
Many tr. Au's i F. ail P. Art
Notice.
We have appointed Mr. S. A. DeVanev,
Waterloo as our Agent in Linn county
for Law of Business prepared by Prof.
Parson's of Harvard University expressly for
farmers and business men. Endorsed by the
chief and associated justices of the Supreme
Bench. Is pronounced bv thousands of the
clearest headed business met: of the coun
try as n book which they can not afford to
be without We ask an investigation of its
tierits.
Agents wanted in every county in the
State
W. P. Grant, Publisher,
(Agent for Western and Pacific States
lfj6j California St., an Francisco, Ca
A. J. R0SSITER,
V i Lia Mr Sacaon.
graduate of th Ontario Voterioary Col
Iftgp, Toronto, Canada
Office and realdoawi .corner olj jond
and Baker htreeta.
Da You Want Furniture ?
IK YOU IH)O0 TO
Woodin & Willard.
WberO VOll wiU lilt.l the
bett make MM
ft neat finished
BEDROOM SUITS, PARLOR SUITS,
EASY CHAIRS AND
LOUNGES.
AUo a lino linn ut
I'lOTURE FRAMES,
mi bunderd ditT-rem
of
Mouldings.
Picture frames made to order.
The largoat and bent stock of
UNDERTAKERS GOODS,
ever kept In Albany. Pri t r taOM MR.
Andrews & Hackii'inan,
W.LDOUGLAS
saoo
SHOE
SOJiB
AKNTK.
. - OREGON
LEBANON.
L. W. CLARK,
Pnrtr,! it PhotOiarraDher.
a---
Stuuio coriifr S ootid anl K,rry SIWh
near Opera House. () round law,
Children picture a rpeclalty.
LBANY,
OREGON.
ALBANY COLLEBUTE INSTITUTE
ALBANY, OREGON,
188T, 1888.
rire Tcraa 0peaa peaa'r I3ilt. laai.
A tull eorpa of inatructora,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
COMMERCIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
Coureee of tudy axranRwd to meet the
need of ail gradea of aludenta,
Sferittl inducements ojjt rcd to students
from abroad.
Tuition rangea from IVO to flV.M.
Board in private fami'iea at low rate.
Kootn lor aeir boardtuK t small oxrenaa.
A oarefnl euiiervUlon azertdaed over atu-
deals away from home. Pah term ofx-un
September 7tb. For circulars and fu;i
particular addreaa the Prealdent,
KEY. RRRRRT R. OMil X
Albany, Oregon
DR. C, WATSON MA8T0N
Physician and Surgeon.
Office r joins 3 ud 4. Poatcr's Block.
ALBANY - ORECON.
Palace Meat iVIaikW.
J. Y. PIPE, PROPRIETOR.
FIRST ST. - - ALBANY, 01.
nriti i. . . i i. . i tr
mutton, poric, veal, aanssge, etc,, the beat
meat and largest variety in tne city
Caah paid for all kindnof fat ttock.
Snifffs-
buload. sad all other basiasss in the U. S I
"tea attend ad eO to for miMlcrata teaa.
Oar oOoa ka oppoeit the V. a. Paitul Off re,
"can obtain Pstente lea Urn. lUan llac rci
rasa Waahiagrtoa.
Weed modfe or dra in. We a
skiltty trsa of charga ; and woinake
obtain patent.
to patent
charft-e unle
we refer hare, to the Poatmattar, ibe 8uit. of
Money Order Div. and to offlclaa af that', a Patent
taaoc For circular, advice, Utns, an t cfenncai
osetoal clietiU la yoar own Hlata or county, aid rasa
Ca a. mo & om
Opponte rai.-ni rrocm. naenuiguHi, u
Homeopathic Physician,
RflP.S. M, C 1'cCOV, M. I)., HOMEOPATHIC
wi pbyalciaii, office and realdenc corner of Klrat
and haker Streets, Ahauiy, Orsgra. Chronic Oiasaaw
a ftpe :ialiy. ConsttlUtion Irec, Office hou. a : 10 a.m.
UM'iam and (to 6 p. sa.
ItHSS Holism.
Proprietor.
Tnis house,
with the best
is now open and furuished
new furnitorc. Kvorvthinif
clean aud ccmmndions, onertng to t'ts gen
eral public an perior sccomnidatins to any
in the city.
H. F. MERRILL.
BANKER,
ALBANY, - - - ORECON.
Sell exchang- on New York, San Pisuciaco and
Portland .
Bay notee, State, cnanty and c'ty warrants Re
ceive deposlla aubject to check, lufernat aJlowcl on
time uKsito.
Collections will receive procipt attention.
Correapondence aolicitod.
Fire and marine Insurance placed In rcliablo com
panies, afOiflce hours from 8 a. m . to 6 p. ra.
Notice for Publication,
Land Office at Oregon Citv, Or. )
May J 7th, 1888. J
Notice la hereby givtn that the follow
ing named aettler liaa filed notice of Lia
intention to make final proof in support of
nis olaiin, and that taid proof will b
made before the Judge or m case of his
Hboij:o ( ho ('ounty i'lerk ot Linn coun
ty, Oregon, at Albiny, Oregon, on
Monday, July 9th, 138,
viz : John M. Flangber, Homestead En
iry No 4870 for the N of N K i and N
X of N W J of sJec. 32, Tp IISKjE, He
naineH the following witneH-e to prove
hi coniiuuotiM rvHtWjutiut upon and culti
vation of, anid land, viz : Jet M South,
John () Boyd, Thoma Crockett William
Kay, all of lebanou, linn oonnty,Oregou,
W. T. BUKWKY, .
Pegiater,
mm WeatfelL,"
CHINESE MERCHANT.
Full line of Chinese goods of all kind on
hand, Aiso full line of
JAPANESE GOODS.
0EE63H PiCIIIO CfiMBACIORi
for this eection.
Laborer furnished on short notice fo
any purpose.
Opposite S E Young's, Albany,
J. K. WEATEERF0ED,
(NOTARY PUBLIC,)
.TTORNEY AT LAW,
ALKANY, ORECOM.
11 ILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS OP THE
IT State. Special attention (riven to ooUections sod
hi ate mil tter.
TaWlf
fcV.t Eli 1
She gfemartat.
Qffioial p
APEE.
mmm tomcr.
JiMkc; Alex llrsndun, K J Mills
( ..imiiUH'itiTi.
(J. J. YVMlnv.v,
Adjourned m anion,
Fee examination Ellxa Harrington, $14
allowed ; also bill II M Slonc,lumbcr,$7.75;
R Kolderway, salary an stock Inspector,
$(.J5 ; II J Ilealy, lumber, $88 ; D V 8
Reld, salary, $11187.
Bond of Z B Mos, Assessor elect, ap
proved. Bond, $c.,ooo. Sureties, Jesse Barr,
EL . mm. at a a a n
S r llarr, d UStnawn, Also noiui oi u
Harwell, Treasurer elect. Amount, $50,
000. Sureties A J Conner, Geo E Cham
bcrltdn. I A Crawford,!) i Mason, E Turn
cr, R A Irvine, C H Stewart, 1 Cohen, El
Limnim.'. R Farwcll. lohli Rouei. L C
Sltatton. lohn Schmccr. John Uom.J II
Burkhart. W M KcU hum, I J Davis, W L
Vance. 1 I) Miller, W C Morgan. 8 A
Dawson, 1 Kromun, Wm Rumhnugh, E L
a
Nnox.
The folli-ainu lilla aero allowed:
W K Curl. aalary. $8.1 34; J J Whitney,
175; A Brandon. 8 !; E J Miller, f 10; Jao
Miller, fll.SO; 1) S Smith, 1224.39.
Brownvill Udjta, N'3fJ, A V A A M.
waa e atmp'tal (rtn taxtiuu on application.
Th bond ! K J ' Cmmar, urvjor, waa
. ftvaa M a a a
ai r.vil. Amount, Su AJO sutmw, rrcn
Miu H 1 ttinl Ji.lu. I tn.
AUo buatl f K E Mi'btakue, i-ounty I rn.
Amount, flO.KM). Mm,.tift, ti W Smi'.a, J
M ItUtoo. T J blatk, C O ;urklift, r
Cohn, K M Ho.uh Id ai.d D P Mmjuu.
AUo Uul f John Smallmaa, hhcrtiT.
Amnuut, ?IO.vm. SuretiM, J A Bilycu, T
M linker-, K I l.Vuy, ItoUjrt Cary, J
M KiUtuit, A K McOuiial.l and LCManhftU.
LtTKRAKY Tastb A little larger audi
encc greeted Col. Copcland last Friday on I
the occasion of his second lecture, in thia
city. The subject a as -The Mistakes of
Bob." It was handled In a manner sur-
pufticd piobably by no other lycucnt orator
Col.CojH-land ptiahCftact a vein of wit and
humor that pleases wllhuut shocking. One
never sleeps while he talks. His words
flow in a continuous stream, and Ids stage
at-tion Is very effective. Ill lectures wer;
really thcreatct treat oi the year. Right
here the people of Alttany deserve a lecture
for displaying so little taste for a really
meritorious entertainment, beside which
the average theater offers no comparison. A
darkey show or a third-class opera that
ponder to the lower tastes will draw a
crowded house at a dollar, while the lec
turer, like Col. Copcland, who makes the
ribs rattle also, has to speak to a house,
characterized more by quality titan by
quantity. It 1 the same taste that makes
trn.hv literature preferable to -ulki matter,
and is not peculiar to Albany ; but is a
national matter now. I he platform oi to
day t not the platform of twenty years
a-.,.
In iSSi Congressman Page of California
introduced a bill to restrict Chinese immi
gration,in which waa the following section:
Scc. 14. That hereafter no state court or
court of the United Slates shall admit
Chinese to citizenship and oil laws in con
flict with this act are hereby repealed."
A motion was made to stride this out of
the bill and Mr. Harrison voted for the mo
tion. He did not want a law that would
prohibit our courts from admitting China
men to citizenship. If any one want the
proof of this vote let him refer to the Con
gressional Record, Vol. 1 3,part 4, page 3264.
The Record may be seen at any time in
the Democrat office. The motion to
strike out the above section faitaLand when
the hilt came up on its final passage Mr.
Harrbon voted against it. See page 3411,
same Record as above. Nothing is more
clearly established than that Mr. Harrison's
whole course with reference to the Chinese
question was opposition to ail measures to
restrict that class of people from emigrat
ing here,and it ia absurd in the extreme to
suppose that his record can be covered up,
as the Oregonian and other organs are at
tempting to do. Let the attention of every
laboring man be called to tide lecord.
JACOBS OH
LUMBAGO LAME BACK.
Sold by DruQoisU and Dealers Everywhere.
THE CHARLES A. V0GELER CO.. Baltimore, Mo.
o
The BUYERS' GUIDE ia
issued March and Sept..
. each yoar. It ia an ency
clopedia of useful infor
mation for all who pur
chase the luxuries or the
necessities of life. We
can jalotho you and furnish you with
all The necessary and unnecessary
appliance to rido, walk, dance. Bleep,
eat, Hah, hunt, work, go to church,
or stay at home, and in various sizes,
styles and quantities. Just figure out
what ia required to do all theao things
C0MF0RTHI1LY, and yon can make a fair
estimate of the value of the BUYEBB'
GUIDE, which will be aent upon
receipt of 10 cent to pay poatage,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
111-114 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, 111.
0. O OtIKHHf,
O.H.I V UK J-.f
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKRS,
ttachmists, Millwrights, and Iroi
Founders,
J E are now completely prepared to
handle all kind of heavy work. We will
manufacture Steam Engines, Grist and
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kinds f iron
and Braas Casting.
PATTHRKS MADE OR SHORT NOTICE.
Special attention given to repairing all
kinds of machinery,
Children Cry for
30 a B &
TO as siol
s.nz ;cJ
no .- m o n T.tT
1 ?!5S ill
If AltKlHON'H t'lllNRKK KKmiki.
The Examiner gives the following full
exposition of Harrison's Chines? record. It
will cauae him the lost of thousands of votes
on this coast. The effort of the Ortgauian
to explain it away will be as futile as its ef
fort to explain Its own jugglery on the tariff
question :
The record made by Mr. Harrison aa a
member of the United States Senate upon
the question of Chinese Immigration be
glns,accordlng to the Congressional Kecord,
with the introduction by the late Senator
I F. Miller, during the first aeaaton of the
Forty-seventh Congress, of his original bill
restricting for twenty years the Immigra
lion of Chlnoae laborers to the United
States. The b!ll,after being referred to the
committee on Foreign Relations, by whom
a number of amendments were suirueatcd,
came back in due time to the Scnutc.wherc
the amendments In question were conatd
ered seriatim.
On that offered by Senator Hoarnronos
ing to adm jt "skilled" Chinese laborcrs,the
to stood 17m favor and J7 agalnst.Seiia
tor Harrison voting aye. (See Congres
tdonal Hecord.Vol. i.part i.patre 1716.1
On Senator Hoar's amendment, providing
for the admission of Chinese "artlne," the
vote stood 19 ayes and 34 noes, Harrison
voting aye. (ibid., page 1717.)
On Senator Ingalt's motion to change
ihe proposed period of restriction irom
twenty to ten years.the voto stood : Ayes,
jo ; noes, at. nenator iiarrtaou waa ab
sent.but Senator Maxev.with whom he was
nalred,announced td.it.tt present, he would
have voted "ave, (Ibid., page 1 )
When the bill was dually passed, which
it did by a vote of ij uvea to ir, noes, Mar
rison was again absent, and Senator Maxey,
again tils "pair announced that If pressed
he would have voted against the bill.( Ibid
paifc it )
President Arthur vetoed the bill, and in
the effort made In the Senate to pas it
over the veto, which failed tor want of
two-thirds majority, Senator Harrison's
vote waa one ot the H noes cast against 2j
ayes, (ibid., page JO17.)
On the Jsth ot April, 18SJ, House bill
cSoado restrain Chinese immigration, was
favorably reported from the committee on
foreign Relations by Senator Mi'ler, the
gist of the bill In question, as may be re
mcmbercd, being about as follows :
Providing that.from and after the cxplr
ation of ninety days after Its paagr, the
coming of the Chinese laborer to the
United States should be prohibited for
period of ten years ; that the master of any
ccl anOWtRRly landing any Chinese la
borer in violation of the provisions of the
bill should be gulltv of mUdcineanor, pun
iahahlc by fine or Imprisonment or both
that departing Chinese laborer should be
registered bv the Collector of Customs and
furnuhed with return certificates ; that any
person slteitn; or substituting names on
such ccrtlncates.or forging the amc,ahould
be deemed guilty of misdemeanor and sub
jecleu to a fine not exceeding 1000 or Im
prlsonment for not longer than five vears
that neither state nor Federal courts should
admit Chinese to citUenshlp, etc
When the bill was before the committee
on Foreign Relation a great number of
amendments had been attached to It. The
majority of these, being of comparatively
little importance, were agreed to without
Stc its-ion, when the bill came again before
the Senate, sitting as a committee of the
whole, hot others of more moment were
strenuously objected toby the California
Senators, M illcr and Farlev. The first of
these was a proposition to strike out Section
14 of the bill, which forbade any state or
Federal Court admitting Chinese to cituten
ship.and repeated all laws in conflict there
with.
UI hope, said Mr. Farley, "that the
amendment will not be adopted. At the
time it was put in the first bill 1 know some
distinguished Senators took the ground
that there was no necessity tor the provi
-ion, because the statute already provided
for it. But notwithstanding thai statute.
the courts have gone on naturalizing Chi
nesc.
The amendment waa rejected in accord
ance with Mr. Farley' wish by a vote o
5- ayes to id noes. But among the t went v
six who did this much toward defeating
on of the purposes of the bill waa Senator
Harrison.
The next amendment, which proposed
to strike out Section 1 ; of the bill, in whld
it was specified that the words 'Chinese
laborers" should be construed to mean
both skilled and unskilled laborers and Chi
nesc employed in mining, was also object
ed to by the friends of the blll.who claimed
that, without this amendment, all Chinese
laborers could readily gain admission by
simply claiming to be skilled artisans
Nevertheless, the opponents of the bill
mustered sufficient strength toadopt the
amendment by a majority oi one vote jy
ayes to 20 noes and among those who as
sisted was Senator Harrison.
The Senate then agreed to. ill theatnend
menls in gross, except that striking out the
antl naturaliation clause, already rejected
and the other defining the term "Chinese
laborers," which Senator Morgan of Ala
bama reserved, and again moved t rcjoRt,
supporting the motion in an eloquent
speech. Before a vote was taken.however,
the Senate adjourned. (See Congrcsslona
Record, vol. 13, part 4, pages 3264 103270
inclusive.)
On the following day, April 26, 1882, the
nenatc resumed the consideration ot the
bill sec Congressional Rccftrdth session
vol. 13, part 4, page 3308,) the pending
que stion being on concurring in the amend
m nt made as in committee of the whole
striking out the fifteenth section of the bill
defining the meaning of"Chlncsc laborers.
No action was taken, however,though there
was an earnest and lengthy discussion, in
which Senator rarlev found himself com
relied to defend the bill against the savage
assaults of the Republican Senator Ed
munds, Dawes and Ingall.
Senator Edmunds immediately offered
an amendment to the clause providing
that "Chinese laborers" should mean per
sons usually engaged in manual labor.This
also failed of passage by a vote of 25 noes
to 17 ayes, Senator Harrison' vote being,
of course, among the latter.
Mr. Edmunds then moved another
amendment, intended to defeat the purpose
of the anti-naturalization clausc,which also
failed of adoption. Senator Harrison was
one of the sixteen who voted in favor of it,
against twenty-five negative.
The bill was then passed by a vote of 33
to it, Harrison's vote being among the lat
ter. I le also went out of his way to explain,
during the progress of the vote, that if Sen
ator Sewcll,who wa absent.had been pres
eut,hc would have voted in the negative.
In its issue of last Wednesday the Herald
said that Mr. Mill iu hU speech before
Congress in defense of his bill closed with
these word :
'Then every industry will apring for
ward at a bound,and wealth, prosperity and
power will bless the land thai is dedicated
to free men,free labor and free traded
It made this statement to prove that the
Democrat is in favor of free trade. Now,
we have examined the speech of Mr. Mills
and we find that he used no such language.
What could have been the motive of the
Herald editor when he attributed such lan
guage to Mr. Mills when he must have
known that there was no truth In the state
ment ? Did the Herald editor ever read
Mr. Mills speech, and did he have it before
him when he attributed this language to
him ? This kind of misrepresentation is a
species of moral forgery just as culpable in
politics as signing another's name without
authority would be in law. But it is the
only way that that paper has of proving
that the Democrat is in favor of free trade.
But what must honest, truthful men think
of a paper that will resort to such methods?
Leg Broken. A few day ago, Sam, the
14 year old son of Mr Alex Downing, resid
ing in thia county, near Stayton, had one of
his Ifga broken by a horse slipping and falling
on turn.
Pitcher's Caetorla
TKMPKKANfK ('OtJTMN.
Kiiilad by Albany W, 0.T, V.
The regular meeting of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union, was held on
rueaday afternoon. After the usual rou-
ine of business was disposed of the Fresi-
lent announced that Pundit a Rartiabal.lhc
dgh caste Hindu widow, who has been
ecturlng In the East, would be in Oregon
about the 24th of July. This woman Is
raising funds for opening n Training School
for high caste Hindu widows, by collections
after lecture nnJ by forming what I
known as the Ramabal Circle. We will
give later ut the manner In which these
are organized. A motion pacd to ascer
tain upon what term we could have her in
Albany. The people of our city would
doubtless be pleased to hear one who has
bv her simple and earnest atory of the
wrongs of the wome.t In her country, en
listed thousands In the work of reform.
Four weeks from this meeting, Mra. Round
wilt give a Bible reading from the hook of
Esther, to which all persons, whether mem
bers of the Union or not, are cordially in
vited. A Hlblc reading will also be held at
the residence of Mr Andrew McCoy on
Second St., on next Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
A circular letter from Mrs. L. 11. Addi-
ton, Sap U of the department ot temper
ance aud Labor was read by the Secretary.
She earnestly request the Union to read
up the labor question, and suggests a num
ber ot book as helpful. The question dls
cussed Is a very Important one and should
Im? given thorough study, as our cause will
prosper only In proportion fo our educa
tion. Mra. L. M. N. Stevens, of Maine, on be
ing asked it the possession the reveuue
tax receipt wa a great help In convicting
a liquor-seller answered as follow ; "One
might reasonably think that good proof
could be secured to help in enforcement of
state law, but such Is not the case. Un any
other than the liqeor question this might
he managed perhaps. A law was passed a
year ago, In Maine, making the holding of
a tax receipt prima e e uiem e 01 ocmg
a liquor seller ; but I have not known of
one case (n a vear where It has amounted
to anything ; and It never will In my opin
Ion. Our national' rum shops are among
our worst one. And we are powerless to
heln oursehes. State law is thus over
ridden, and made hariW to enforce, Instead
of being helped In any way."
The Rash ta Oregnu.
Saw FAMttco, June 7.---"We are ex
pecting eight new engines here every day.'t
said J. A. Fillmore, of the Southern Pacific.
"These wilt be distributed to points where
they are most needed. We are doing a big
buslnes now up to Oregon, and there is
not a train that goes up there which does
not take three or four sleepers, with every
berth taken."
A Roy Marderrr.
SaATTf., W. T.June Jj.Thi evening
at $ o'clock two boys of H. M. Shaw, man
ager of the Northwesten Express Company,
aged 7 and 9 years, were carry ing wood In
to the house and playing, when the young
er brother climbed upon a chair and reach
ed for a revoluer that was hanging on the
Wall, cocked it, and pointing it at his broth
er, fired, rhe charge entered the cldct
boy' head, killing him Instantly. The
parents are distracted at the sad affair.
The tittle fellow does not realtxtMhe awful
deed he has committed.
Reaalt of San iHrgo pteaiatloas.
Asni.AMi, Or., June 28. John Drum
mohd.aged about 73 years, who came here
first about a year ago from Kansas.and ho
been at San Diego speculating in real es
tate for more thatfix month, returned to
Ashl.m.1 last week, and committed suicide
at 11 o'clock a. m. yesterday, by shouting
himself iu the heatf with a revolver. He
was stopping at the house of W. H. Van
Buren, and attempted, or threatened to kill
Mrs, Van Buren before he shot himself.
Mrs. VanBuren ran to a neighbor's house
and Drummond followed. her only as far
as the gate of her yard.when he placed the
muzzle of his pistol In his mouth and fired.
The Tariff BUI.
Washington, June 28.- Congressman
Taylor, a Republican of Ohio, says that he
has been informed by a prominent Repub
lican Semtor that the tariff bill w ill be con
sidered bv the Senate this session, and that
it would be considered as soon as It went
over from the House. Congressman Row
ell, of Illinois, another Republican, makes
the predk-tion that but three Democrat,
Randall and Sowhen, of Pennsylvania, and
Foran, of Ohio, would vote against the bill
in the House. One Republican, Fitch, of
New York, will certainly v.)fc In It favor.
A (irrat Strike.
PiTTsauna, June 29. The Iron worker
strike I now on, and by to-morrow noon
the mill will be idle. At a conference of
the wage committees of the Amalgamated
Association and the iron manufacturers
this aftemoon.thc workers' representative
stated that the lodge had voted upon the
question of reduction, and had decided al
most unanimously to reject it. Ihe man
ufacturer then stated, In language just as
positive, that they would not pay the prea-
ent wages. A scale will be presented to
them for final consideration to-morrow.
Should all the mill close it would affect
ioo.coo men.
From Lebanon Pater. Thursday about
11 o'clock Sylvester Bnrrell went into C. B.
Montague' store tu purchase a suit of clothe
A tramp, giving the name of rrank tley
noldr, came in -about the aome time and
atoodaioand watchinu the moven.unta ; Mr
Burrell laid his vest, with a watch in the
pocket, on the counter whileMe went to the
back end f the a lore to try on the pants,
while so engaged the tramp moved around
where the vest wa lying and 'shortly after
went out. Mr. Burrell immediately missed
the watch aud soon started out to find the
fellow. While a warrant waa boiap made
out Reynold went to J. 0. Roland's har
ness ahnp and pocketed a pair of nice buggy
lino aud a celluloid bandied whist broom,
aod then atarted down the railroad track.
All the thing but the watch were found ....
We are iuforuied by Mr. Brooks, of Sweet
Home, that their school haa just closed a
very prosperous term under the elfioient
management of Prof, A. J. Shanka. This
excellent school closed on the 22nd iuat.,
with forty-eight students in actual attend
ance, and the people have shown their ap
preciation of Prof. Shanka faithful work by
re-electing him for another full term, though
underbidden by a competitor. . . . .Mra. Annie
Blackburn, of Crawfordtville, met with quite
a painful accident laat Thursday night,oaused
by the explosion of a lamp. She was burned
badly on the left arm and hand in attempting
to extinguish the tire. It waa a narrow es
cape from a serioua accident, aa there were
four other members of the family in same
room. They came very near loosing their
house and its contents, as mjat everything
in the room waa aet on fire by the burning
oil Clark Braden while here received
the following letter from Silvertoa j "Dear
Sir ,v-X learn that your life will be in danger
if you go toMollala or to that grove
You
had better write to K?o. Tbomaa at
F. 0. McCauley."
Mollala.
CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE.
Do you want a remedy for B'llousnoas, Pimples on
the face, and a aura cure tor sick headache, ask M.
A. MUlar, the Druggist, for Dr. Ger.ni'a Liver Pills,
only aid for a dose, samples froc. full box 26 cent.
THURSDAY.
Mrs J A Upham left on last vetting' train
for California and ths Kast
Mr L Sander arrived home tins inorning
from San Fraiioiaoo, where h lis ben witn
a baud of hnre, -
The steamer Bentley ia again running 0
the Willamette and it expected iu Albany
thia evening on it lint trip sine tf'tiug
wrecked.
The Stat Teachers' Awociation convenes
tn Hshnu on I Inirsday of next week. Presi
dent Coodit, of our college, is down fur a
pspcr on the utternoot. ot the lint day. The
meeting promt to he a uoeesfal one.
While dfthverieg panera this noon At Uav
waa unfortunate in having hi generally sure
footed horse fall near this office. A) wa oa
the underside and waa oouaiderahly lamed.
but mounted again aud cootiuoed hi deliv
eriag.
Mr Henry Keesee, of Bonanza, Lake coun
ty, was in the city yesterday on hi way home
from Corvallia, where he bad been to attend
the funeral of his brother. Mr Kcjsev. who
started oat aa a lawyer, ia now m the stock
bum lies.
FRIDAY.
Monmouth want $20,000 to itriyn v the
clioo there.
Psudleton is tryiug to raise a 1 o ia for
paper mill and woolen mill.
Tim Democrat predict the best crop thia
year ia the history of the ooanty .
The It I) Wilson property, at the wjt end
of Second street ha been purchased by Mr
Archie rrusnaw.
County Treasurer Fsrwell ha moved to
the city and ia residing in Mr Di o'tar 1 res
idence on First street
Mis Vesta Mason ia spending the com
mencement season in EogeneCity, where she
is the gustt of Mr J F Robinson.
Cnrran k Monteith will n an u fact it re their
popular fruit dryer this year, an J it will
pay farmers to invest in them. i
Mr William Hall, who graduated in June
from the Corvallia collega, ha been employed
to teach school at Brownsville the eoMuing
year.
The grand jury during its investigations
thia week ran serosa tirst-olaes abortion case.
At present though the testimony i said to be
incomplete,
A new bridge ia being ami It aero the
I'rahtrea nnar Cyras Sc Dekina saw mill, so
says a gentleman jiif. from that tar of tSe
county.
Ill tramp who threatened to kill eovtral
people in the Thinl ward several month ago
11 nia uinner was not given turn was let out of
the Jail yesterday. He wa the bppit
msn in tna city tor aw till.
The Eugene Register, just received, In
speaking of the death of Grant Osborne
MVS:. "Die theory of suicide la nnt It
llcved by his friends but rather that he was
the victim of foul play." If our Eugene
it tend- have any definateclue to foul olav
they will confer a favor by conferring with
. , . . . . . -
UK i .inn county ottii lain.
aATVftnAY'ft DAILY.
Prof Horner, of ibieebarg, is to the city,
a . fjajj mm 1 rffa K" i.
The Young block will he corrnleted ready
ior oaajntaawf aa anout two weeks
K N Smith, rocentiy from th East,
haen appoints 1 O V agent at thia eity.
has
1 fie tmi-a collected St the cuttom heun
at Portland from the let to the 20th a this
month amounted to over flbo.faJO.
The meo pnttmg down the sidewalk ia
front of the Plinn block understand their
boainrs , aod th ir name ia not Carson
County School Sapatiatendent-Eiect Coil
has returned from Hutiedge, to Eastern Ore-
g n, wnere nc no ut u visiting but parent
Mr Itohert Hillock died last Taeadsy
rn .rr.ing of th neuralgia of the heart, at
Craw fur. Lv die. She had been ick hut two
day She was brn in lalU, aud flra a coc-
latent member of ibe M E church for man
years.
UK. VI. EXT Ala HA LRU.
A recorded In the County Clerk's office
of Linn county, Oregon :
A R Cyrus toZidana A Hani v. is
of acre $ 8xo
Da Id Hilvcu to K A Bum, iai.74
acres, tp 1 1 J w 2800
W R Graham to Margaret Graham,
twenty acre adjoining Albany 5
Elixahcth M Nickeraon to Peter
Bither, ioa- tp 13, 3 W 37 S"
Ua to Joseph 1 bompson, 3 jo acres
1 " patent
G W Croisantby D S Smith. Sheriff
to Wm Cosper.'taoacrestnai E teoi.ti
K
Kochterto R B Vunk, 2 lota, blk
too M - s A, Albany 335
KYK, KAK AM) !Kr OUMITI RK.
Ir. T. J. Eaton. Formerly of the Sarxiral In
firmer)- of ludiaaapolia, will visit Albaay,
Friday to Wednesday noon, Jaly IStk to
lttta. Rooms at Revere iloaee. At Corvallia.
TRamlay, Friday and Satnrday, at Hotel,
Jaly 10th to 21st.
Ir. Eaton baa for the past twenty-five
years made avapaclalty of the aye, oar and
deforuiili, and baa straightened mora
than one thousand croa eye. All In
flamed and sore aye can be cured unl as
disorganization baa taken place. Artificial
eye inserted and the moat efficient brace
for the cum of crooked llmbi, club feet,
aplnal diseases, ate., furnished.
CBOaS-KYK CCEED.
Tbo following reference 10 Dr. Eaton ia
taken from tho Merced 'Argus" of the
12' h Inst :
"tin Saturday last we witness, I An op
eration upon a crura aye by Dr, Kuoq at
hi room iu the El Capitan Hotel. The
subject wa a twelve-year old daughter of
Mr Hnnaaker, a resident of thia town,
who haa beeu from bar birth afll'otad
with croua-eyes. It was done without
pain to tho little girl, who during the op
eration on the eye, smilingly answered
several questione asked her by the Doctor
and outeelvea. Minnie tiunsaker, the
subject in thia case, after tbe operation,
appeared a bright, pretty littlo giai and
mmled gratefully while thanking the
Doctor for treating her ao tenderly aud
subjecting her to so little pat u."
Tho following account of a remarkable
surgical operation performed by Dr.
Katou Is taken from the El Paso "Times"
of the 10th ultimo :
"In company with Captain S. 1). Slocum
we called to see Mis Jennie Slocum, the
youngest daughter of the Captain, who
ha been in hi Paso under the treatment
of Dr. Eaton. We remember to have seen
this young lady a few months ago at the
ranch, with her foot twisted until it was
at right angles with the other loot. Today
the left foot 1 as straight and natural as
the right. We congratulate the young
lady and rejoin with her father in this
successful performance of Dr. Eaton, vv
were akeptioal until we witnessed the re
suit. Vv n are now satisfied of the prom
isea of tbe Doctor. In these instances
they were verified."
A remarkabio eae was brought to our
notice yesterday, being that of a 15-year
old daughter or Mr, K, f. Ullpm, a sub
stantial farmer, formerly of Columbia,
Missouri, now living near Coiliaburg. in
till county, who had been totally blind
from scrofula in tbe eye for fifteen months.
She waa treated by Dr. Eaton, who is now
in this city, artor one personal exam in a
tion, by mail with the gratifying result of
restoring sight completely, rne uoctor
and his young patient are both receiving
congratulations. Gainesville "Hesperi
an."
letter List.
Follow lug-1 the list of letter remaining in the Post
Office, Albany, Linn coanty, Oregon, June 29, 1888
Persona calling for these letter must give the date on
which they were advertised :
Alber, Freed, Barck, Miss, Minnie.
Barnes, Mra. Cynthia A. Golden, Jasper D. (3)
Hart, Misa LUlie, Ketoham, Mr, J. O
Mtwea, Mrs. Allle, No' son, J. M,
Smith. Mias May. Tharp, W. J.
Wilson. Wm.
R. THOMPSON, P M.
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'ajjcneeo tfunjo eus 'ssjji eumoeq oqs uaqV
ujjovreo joj pojao oqs 'puiO a treaa eqs noqAV
inao?8Q aau, ea3 qm. 'jjora saav qa ueqAN.
IfwaiiidM
fpr infant
"Caetorla la so well adaoOvl toaRfttM that 1
f taoornmend ltttp1ortoaayprsag1ptaoa I
aaowntom," n a aThh. m. t I
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Stewart & Sox,
FRANCIS PFEIFFER
PROPRIETOR OF
Albany Soda Works
Aod Manufacturer of
CHOICE CONFECTIONERY,
Wa are now prepared to aall at whole
aaie, always fresh and pore at Portland
price to dealer, Wa aleo keep a full
line of
Huts and Tropical Fruits,
OUR -
CIGAR AND TOBACCO
department la corne r -. We keep the
very fines, stock of fHuoki.iRnd ebewiog
.obnooo, meerschaum and brier pipe thai
a deligot to amckera.
Conrad Meyer.
PROPRIETOR OF-
STAR BAKERY,
Cnnier Broadalbin and First St&V
DEALER IN
t 'am nl rrsutss,
Glavaawattre,
Drteel Pratt,
Tobarro,
f
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Ete
(sunfii .taenia,
QueenawAire,
Vegetables,
Clgasra,
Males-,
Taa,
Ete
In feot avM-ything tba". is kept la a gen
ral variety and grocery store. Higbeat
market price paid for
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
City Market,
M.HYDE Proprietor.
Fresh meats constantly on hand.
Near
corner of First and frVrrv Streets.
JDS. WEBBER'S
Barber Shop
Is now 'located, until be gets into tbj
aw Foshsy A Maaon building, just north
iiNn. -i Kivtne House, where old and
i vlte t to call on him
Administrator's Sale.
Notice is hertby uiven that the undersign
ed Administrator of the estate of Samuel T.
Harris, deceased, will pursuant to an order
of the County Court of Linn county, Oregon,
duly made and entered of record ou luu Gtb.
18H8, at the Court Houae door in Albany ia
aid county, on
Taesday, Re tettta day ut Jaly, ISStt,
at tbe hoar of oue o'clock in the afternoon of
aaid day, sell all the right title and interest
of the aaid Samuel T. Harm, at tho time of
hia death, in and to the foilowing described
real property, to wit : uegtnuing ot the
northwest corner of Section 12 in Tp. 10 S It
1 west of tbe Willamette meridian : thence
eat61l rod ; thence south 20S rod to the
south h..nk of Thomas Creek ; thence west
along the eonth bank of Thomas Critic, fol
lowing the meandering thereof 61$ xda to
the liou of said Section V2 ; thence north
along aaid section Hue, 208 rods to the place
of beginning, containing SO acres in Linn
county, Oregon, to the highest bidder.
Term of sale, cash in hand on day of asle.
Dated Jun 14th, 1S?8.
J. H. Pekri ',
HKWirr & Bryant, Administrator.
Att'ya for Adm'r.
Administrator's Sale.
Notiee i hereby given that the under
signed Administrator of the estate of Ceo A
Hall, decaaed, will in pursuance of an order
of the County Court of Linn couuty, Oregon,
duly made and entered of record on tbe 5th
day of June, 1888, at the Court Houao door
in Albany tn aaid county on
Taesday, Jaly i 4IR, lass,
at the hoar of one o'clock in the afte rn on of
said day, sell all the right title and intercs
at . a a, a- a WW it .1 ii . i 1
ot the saia ueo a nan at me nnw or ni
death in and to the foilowing described rea
property, to-wit . The north half of the
northeast quarter and the south half of the
northeast quarter of Section 24 in Tp. 0 S R
1 W of the Willamette meridian in Liun
countv. Oregon, containing 1(50 acres. Also
a contract with the Oregon A California Kai
Road Company, numbered 1642 for the sale
of the northeast quarter of the southeast
Quarter of Section 13 in Tn. 10 S R 1 w of
the Willamette meridian in Linn county,
Oregon, containing 40 acres. Also a con
tract with the Oregon & California Rail
Road Company, numbered 1256 for the aale
of the east half of tbe southwest quarter of
Section 13inTp. 10 S R 1 w of the Willam
ette meridian in Linn county, Oregon con
taining 80 acres, to the highest bidder.
Term of sale cash in hand.
Dated June 14th, 1S88.
Jkff Meyer j,
Administri tor.
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and Children.
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fcS Stomach, btarrhrea, Eroctatim.
ffla Worm, give sleep, and prwaotea di-
CtMft. 1 r Vi
I Without injurious medication.
Taa Csktav Coaraar, 77 Murray Street, K. Y
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Y'ce List
ON UD.
XjL .izAX
Agents, Albany, Or.
A LBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILLS.
All kinda ui rough, dressed
und seas. i amber, laths go .
pickets kept constantly on
hand- Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only best
Calapooia timber- Price and
terms made satisfactory.
, ROBINSON A WEST.
D, R. N, BLACKBURN,
Attorney at Law,
Office, Odd FeHow'ajTemple,
ALBANY, - - - ORECQM.
All business will receive prompt attention
J. J. WHITNEY,
attorney Anil Counsellor At La?
AND
Notary Public
ALBANY, OREGON,
Will practice In all of tbe Court o
.n Is State. All business IntrnataM) tn i,im
iill be promptly attended to.
NORTHERN GROWN PUNT?
AND SEEDS
Are ackaowledced the bt, being: hsrdler,
mora productive and yield better crop.
TOWS ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
Osawlalac oaly Urn hmt nrfttm, imtlwa bm a mSt-
- Xs. MAY As C30
ss. ail. BT. Hut. M'kM.
. 0. FOWLX. W. R. RILTRU
lOWKIaL, & BIIiYEU,
.TTORNEYS AT LAW,
Aid Solicitors ia Chancery,
4 LBANY . ... ORtGON.
Collections promptly made on all point,
troans negotiated on reasonable terms.
aar Office in Foster's Brick.fRfR
Tl4nl9tf.
L. H. MONT ANTE.
A T
AND
Notary Public.
Albany. Ore-eon
OfBco?wpatalra, Caawford Block.
T. J. STITBS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
-AND
Notary Public.
A-SXM, O t 1 3 3 M
HOLY ANGELS COLLEGE.
1 Boarding School for Boys ! I
Conducted by secular priest and lay
teachers.
First term opf ns first Monday in Sep
tember. Second term opons first Monday
in February. For prospectus address
Rev. F. A. Becker, Vancouver, W. T.
Box 103.
Revere House;
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
CHAS. PFEIFFER, PROPRIETOR.
Fitted up in flrst-olass Style. Table
supplied with the beat in the market.
Nice sleeping apartments, Sam p'tt rooms
tor commercial travelers, -
MTrree Coach to and from tbe Hotel,
Executor's Notice,
Notice ia hereoy.given that the undersign,
ed haa been this day appointed by the Com
ty Court of Linn county, Oregon, sole execs,
tor of the last will and testament and the
codicil thereto of Levi Fanning, late of Linn
county, Oregon, deceased. All persona hav
ing claims against the estate of aaid deceased
are hereby notified to parent the same, prop
erly verified, to me at my place of businesa
in Albany, Oregon, within six months from
the date of this notice. y
Dated this 14th day of June, A. D., 1888.
Samuel E. Young.
Executor of the laat will and teawrnent
and codicil of Levi Fanning, deceased.
VVoLVERTON & Irvine,
Att'ys for Executor.
CR0SSEN & ALLEN.
Albanj Track and Dray .Co),- Jn. L
Qnli handled with care and dispatch
M WAGON