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FRIDAY.. MAltCil 20, 1889.
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LOCAL RECORD.
IUiti!tai'ito. Like many other valley
cities Ilarrisburg it waking up and display
lug considerable activity. Nearly aver
house there it rented and business it good.
The flouring mill being ttarted by Mr L
Douglas will be credit to the city. It wilt
have a capacity o( about ftf'jr barrellt a da.
Will have the roller prscess,the machinery
alt being In petition but the purifier and
mutter, It wilt contain three centrlrlgal
reelt, scalping reels, cleanrr, asplratcr, etc.
Mr N A Roger who did the ork on the
Red Crown Mills, and the mill at Seles
Junction and Hilltboro hat the contract on
thtt mill, which It an Indication '.hat the
flour manufactured will be (1 rut-class. Mr
John Johnsan, recentlr ol Silverton, will
build a mill at the tite of the Bundy mill
and get It to working thlt tummer. The
Democrat hope to tee Linn count v clilet
generally come to the front, snd tlarrlsburg
it now euing a gooa example.
Husband amd NVtra. The following
will be of great and vital Interest to a great
many people ot Oregon at wc'I at of Cali
fornia: "By a decision ot the tupreme
court of California rendered yetterday, the
principle ot law U laid down that husband
and wlvet, In the privacy ot their apart
ments, may tay of each other, or of any
body else, anything they may choose.
The juCgee aver that the relationship of
hutband and wife It of tuch a character
that In the seclusion ot their own home,
whatever each may say to the other, shall
be regarded at having been said each to
himself or herself."
Faott Ackom the Mts. Mr. David
McLeod has just returned to Salem frcm
Eastern Oregon, where he purchased three
thousand wethers. He stated to a Slates
muim reporter that there was no grasa across
the mountains and said : '-Some sheep
men ensured me they will be down soon
In the Willamette valley and buy farms.
The majority of them want to sell their
flocks. Stock raising extensively Is played
ut In Eastern Oregon the bunch grass is
gone forever. I came home Saturday
night by the Lebanon road over the Cas
cades and met with four feet of snow on
the summit from the head of Cash creek to
Big lake ; two feet ot snow on the Sand
-mountain ; no snow at Fish lake, nor on
the seven-mile hill. Deer Is plenty at Fish
lake ; thev came wp early from the desert
"and may be counted by the hune'red "
Th Water Works. Mr. John A
Crawford arrived In the city Wednesday
from San Francisco, where he had been te
Investigate the workings of different kinds
of pumps for the Albany water works. lie
has not yet made a selection ; but will pro
bably order a ceuple targe pumps this aea
son,one of which will have'a capacity of at
least i ,000,000 gallons a day, and the other
larger than tne present two. The two now
used have a capacity ef 600,000 gallons a
day. He proposes In time to make the
works completely efficient so that they will
meet the demands ot thegrowing city. Mr.
Crawford reporta a very enjoyable time In
the metropolis of the Coast, but thinks It is
too far from Albany for Us own good.
Another O. P. Suit Frank Malone
and P. Costello have Instituted legal pro
ceedings to recover $46,500 from Nelson
Bennett, the well known railroad contrac
tor. Malone and Costello state In the com
plaint that they entered Into a contract
with Bennett to perform specific werk for
the Oregon Pacific R R Co. and furnished
eupplies. The defendant, however.neglect
Ing to carry out his psrt, the plaintiffs al
lege that they have been damaged in the
sum asked for. Mr. Costello will be re
membered as the principal witness for
James Bannon In his preliminary examin
ation before Justice Humphrey.
O D iiim frtni lr!.Kl. fun ta Hid
InStayton at the expense ot .justice ot
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pemCC. 1' SA1U Mlall JdlUlU.J v. " .
John Giebter was arrested for assault and
taken before bia honor, who adjourned the
case over for examination on Sunday, and
on that day held court and bound the pris
oner over In the sum of $100 to await the
action of the grand jury. The reason as
signed by the court for holding the trial on
Sunday U that he wanted it held while the
saloon was closed so that everybody would
3e so ber. Slalesmam.
CaooK Cocstt. No news yet of the
appointment of a Nasby to succed Post
master Moore. The department ought to
met in this matter, for Mr M Is tired of
erring under a republican administration,
besides there are others who want the of
fice.... The eras on the rane;e 1 getting
excellent, and now it Is In order for sheep
owner In Wasco and Sherman counties
to drire their Bocks over here and eat our
rancher out of house and home. The
legislature has said they shall not be denied
this boon, so the sooner they eat u out the
sooner our agooy will be over. !?,
In Fine Col. Vlsscher, of the Tacoma
GU6,refcrrtd to The. Nast as a decaying
man, and the East Oregonian said that the
trouble with Vlsscfier probably was that he
had a decayed brain. Thereupon the Col
onel remark that the probabilities are that
the E. O. man never had any brain to de
cay. Of course this was all in fun, for
neither Nast nor Vlsscher have decayed at
all and the E. O. man is chuck full of good
brain.
Prosperous. An authority on town
growth and the real values of real estates,
ways that when a town is in a normally pro
pereus condition, Its best comer lot of 50
feet front by 150 feet back will sell for just
about as many dollar as there are people
in the phue. In the case of Albany figure
It out yourselves and you will see that we
are evidently more than normally prosper
ous for our best corner lot of that size
would sell for $7500.
The Steet Railway. A meeting of
the director was held on Saturday even
Ing. The by-law were adopted and the
franchise a granted by the city council
accented. The executive committee were
instructed to ascertain the plant required,
and report at the next meeting of the di
rectors when bids w ill be advertised for
and the contract let. Regular meetings
will be held the first Monday ot each
month.
49ERS. C W Haskins, of 776 Eleventh
treet, Oakland, Cal, i making a list of
mmlgrant to the Pacific coast in 1849,
who are estimated to have numbered 60,
000, and requests any forty-niner whose
name U. not recorded In the books of any
pioneer association, to send him a postal
card containing the name, the time of ar
rival and route traveled, with the name of
' the vessel, if by water.
Painting. Miss Minnie Parker, daugh
' ter of John Parker, of Portland, has locat
ed in the Flinn block where the will en
: gage in teaching landscape painting. Miss
Parker comet well recommended and we
' bespeak for her a liberal patronage from
lover ot tne
beautiful art. She will be
' ready
day.
to receive pupil In two or three
A Bia Increase Last Saturday Mr.
S.E. Young, of this city, sold 80 acres of
land a few mile from Seattle to a heattle
man for $20,003. The property cost $1,600
about three vears aero. iMot a very oaa
speculation that
U. S. Grand Jurymen. The following
Linn county men haye been drawn on the
United States grand jury : Robert Coch
ran. Brownsville ; J H Peery, B H Irvine,
Rcio t M Payne, Albany 1 DP Porter,
-Shedd 5 Marlon Cunningham, Hanlsburg.
A Complete Book (?) A rather imtc
liable concern that has attracted our atlcn
lion I a "Complete Pocket Business Dlrcc
tory ot Albany, Oregon for 1889. Leo Pe
terson. Publisher. Portland. Or," This I
the wav the title reads. The adt. in the
little book are alt right but the director
pait, great Guttenburg, the less Albany
hat of such directories the better off It will
be. In agricultural Implements, C II Dodd
& Co, are left out and S E Young Included.
Ammunition, only one firm It given ; ar
lists, W II Greenwood left out j Attorneys,
L II Montanye ant' others omitted t butch'
er shops, Shulta Bros., omitted j F Wlllert
It given as the only carriage and wagon
maker here, and he has been dead several
year 1 two dressmaker only are given,
Only four general merchandise stores are
given, one being L Gotlieb. Four pnlntert
are given, George Young and A J Fox be
Ing among the number, Harry Noel It
given among the saloon-keepers, etc.
Among the names In the book are W II
Irvine. D K Younir. R C Vurk, I O W
Nitsman, W W Krowdcr, etc- which ex-
filain themselves to residents here. The
dca ot the book is very good and t gotten
up well enough t but men coming from
out ot the city to do such work should se
cure the assistance of some one laminar
with the cltv, or else not receive any of Its
patronage, for u:h affair as this do more
harm than good It halt done. A newspaper
put up with a rush Is bound to hare errors,
but so many in a book Is Inexcusable, and
our cltiaens should keep their eyes open
when solicited to support the thousand and
one such schemes that are introduced. First
ascertain It the man knows what he Is
about
Sad and Simuclak Some days ago a
family consisting ot husband, w ife and four
or five rhl'dren left Missouri lor s.aicm.
On the way out the husband, lit his sleep,
walked off the train while running at regu
lar speed, and was bruised up so as to ren
der him quite helpless. They came In on
north bound Southern Pacific last Mon-
dar. Just this elJe of Tangent and while
the train was running 30 miles an hour
the wife became tnane, jumped off the
speeding train, ran to a house near by and
Informed the Inmates that they htd mur
dered her husband and children and were
now trying to murder her. The train was
backed up to the house, tne woman taken
on to Salem. . Brakesmen on the train say
that no railroad man could have jumped
off the the train as the Insane woman did
without being killed,
Thev La ft. The Chinese railroad
laborers at Junction City have been driven
out of the city. White men had been do
ing the work 011 the Junction section, when
they were removed to another section
The Celestials on their arrival were Im
mediately visited bv a narty of men and
ordered to leave, and they did so very quick
ly, white men getting the places, it ts a
fact not generally known that at Harris
burg there is not a single Celestial, the K
of L keeping them away from there.
WeSpkeadtiie Nawa.-The Democrat
receives requests for sample copies by every
mail, In every instance the request being
answered, though It Is known that it gener
ally Is made with no idea at all ot subscrib
ing 5 but limply to see an Albany paper,
the city attracting attention through the
East. We, like most other papers, do thl s
for the good of the city and county. Few
people, though, realixe that the newspaper
give away more of its ware than most
any otherbusir.es in a community, and If
It get a few cotnps. sometimes, people
shouldn't wink at each other about it. -
Rival Towns. Salem and Albany are
rival towns, says the Corvalll 7tmes. What
one wants the other must have. Salem
undertook to raise a $35,000 subsidy for a
woolen mill and they did it but it took
nearly a month ot good rustling. Albany
undertook to raise a similar sum for a sim
ilar object and it was done la less than a
week. This detracts on credit from Salem,
but It shows that Alban v is alive to her own
Interests and that a tittie rivalry is some
times a good thing.
Bm Pt'KctiAss. A company of men
consisting of Curran Si Montctth.J W Cue-
kk, L E Blain,A Hackleman, R S Strahan,
E W LangdonandCJ 8tewatt,of this city,
Walll Nash and Dr Farra,of Corvallls.and
J" S Ctper, Wcpcdect. have
chased of Coll VanCleve and others a
pur-
tract
of land, consisting of iSc lots and a half
Interest In about fifty acres, tn west 1 a
quina. It will be put on the market at ihe
proper time. Consideration, 915,000.
Albany Ibox Work. Mr John Uan
ahaw has been appointed superintendent of
the Albany Iron Works and has already be
gun hla duties In that capacity. Mr Han-
shaw ts an expert machinist and will in
connection with his position travel far the
company. The plant will be thoroughly
Improved and made as good as any in the
state. A large amount ot work ahead in
dicatesa live season.
Bitter Feeliso. The feeling in Polk
county Is rather bitter against Beards!ey(
the Eola murderer now out on $2500 bail.
and lynching was talked of, but probably
ill not be indulged in. A big petition was
circulated asking Justice Fink, who held
the examination, to resign, and it was made
so hot for the justice that he fled to Port
land. Polk county people are red hot In
matter like this, and developments of
most any nature are looked for.
Pig Headed. In speaking of th re
form school the Salem Sutiesma gets pig
headed and says: "Senator Irvine Is going
to useless trouble. That reform school be
longs in Salem and the authorities are not
going to violate the letter or spirit of the
law for any locality." On the woolen mill
subject it says: "fhe paoers of Albany
say that the woolen mill subsidy of $25,-
000 will be raised In a week without much
trouble, but they give no figures yet. This
is not a cneertui outlook."
You May Depend on It. The Ore
gonian' 1 "note and comment" ay: "The
good people of Albany are to have the
Brownsville machinery moved there, and
will toon be blessed with a woolen mill of
their own. Albany is not likely to permit
Salem to get the advantage in any such
enterprise. When a state begins to have
success with manufactures they always in
crease and grow in capacity." So with a
cltr. and Albany doe not propose to
leep.
Two Suits. "Two important suits were
commenced in the district court last week
One was by Samuel Case against the gov
ernment to determine the ownership of
the water front of the Ocean house prop
ertv. The other suit was brought in the
district court by Case 81 Bayley against the
city marshal tor removing smewaiks in
front of lots on "Front street, above Tall
street owned by thecomplaintants. Ya-
quina Republican,
Mas. Mendenhall Dead. Mrs. J. C.
Mendenhatl.a former resident of Albany,
died at Portland Saturday at the age of 4$
years. Mrs. Mendenhall came to Albany
In 1852 and was married to Mr. Menden
hall in i8o. She has resided In Portland
for several years, but has been in Albany
considerable during tne last year.
Held John Erkson, the man who at
tacked J. II. Ralney Saturday with an up
holsterer's needle was taken before Justice
Humohrev and held to await the action of
the crand iurv under $200 bonds. He
claim that he didn't remember much
abouj It on account ot his jtm jams.
To Stockmek. Crawford & Paxton
will be on hand to photograph any and all
stock on exhibition, Friday the 20th. See
that vod give your orders to them as they
are better prepared to do that class of work
than anyone In th Mate.
DEYOE & ROBSON ARE AGENT
FOR THE NEW HIGH ARM DAVIS
VERTICAL-FEED SEWING MA
CHINE. BEST MACHINE IN THE
MARKET -
MorM? .i 1 ' .' i" ".,1" , t mo that wa
ter is tu.i.-. I 1 ft ; ' 0 I ) .-.' 1 cist part tt
the city, 1qw, to trouble, I would
suggest that such leaks be stopped Imme
diate! f. and as well a crest waste from ov
ei at water closets which are left running.
Home one may get shut off it thlt U not
done. Use all the water you need but
please do not let It run to waste. Those In
arrears w ill also take warning. Respect
fully, UK. Ghav,
Secretary Albany Water Workt.
Oh Theatrical BusiNKee. The Salem
SMsm tay that J D FUke.of N. Ywho
It travelling with hit wlfe.tervant and valet,
represent $7,000,000 and that he proposes
Investing In the valley. Now the truth Is
Mr Flske's headquarter are now at Fresno,
Cel., and he it (n the valley purely on
theatrical business.
Waitk. The (list book ever printed In
.he state ot Maine, was .tied In 1786 by
Thot II Walte, the great grandfather ot
Thot B Walte of Salem. There have been
also two Thot U Walte'a between the two
referred to.and all of them have been print
ers. A New Lasjd Co. Articles were filed
yesterday Incorporating the Willamette
Land Company, with A Hackleman, J W
Cuslck and G W Maston at Incorporators.
These gentlemen and J L Cowan, C E
Wolverton, E J Lannlng, Curran & Men
telth and Geo W Wright at e the stockhold
ers and the capital stock is $io,coa It
makes one ot the most solid Land Com
panies In the Valley. .
Qi ic-K Work. As an advertising med
ium the Democrat is "streaked light
ning." A canary bird belonging to Lo
renzo Ross was lost fom the store ot F M
French. It was advertised In the daily.,
Mrs F H Pfclffor saw the ad., and having
captursd the bird, fifteen minute after
the paper was issued the owner had his
oronertv. The Democrat rarely fulls Ir.
such thing's.
U. S. Marshal. An underground dis
patch from Portland announces that A N
Hamilton, the present sheriff ot Union
count v, hat been appointed U S Marshal
for Oregon. The repo.-t though is not
sworn to yet.
New Plats. V. M . Redficld and others'
40 acres south ot the city have been plat
ted and will be called South Albany. Jas.
V. Pipe hat atso plated his 8 acres at Pipe's
South Albany and filed the plat to-day.
Wall P.raR. Spring Is here, the time
tor putting new wallpaper on your room.
Fortmlller & Irving have a magnificent
stock to select from. New novelties and
the latest patterns.
Bamiki The finest line of bahy carr
ages tn thn Valley j'tst n celved at Stewart
tt Sox's. Price are remarkably cheap con
sidering the superior quality of the carri
ages. He Got I r. The man that was running
all over town hunting horse radish yester
dav found a nice lot of fresh grated at the
Willamette Packing Co's store.
Jcst Received. Bardue St Underwood
have just received a fresh and choice supply of
Calfornia creamery butter and Swiss cheese.
Call at once before the supply ia out.
Struck Oil At $1.35 per 5 gallon can
best Standard - oil, at Ihe Willamette
Packing Co.'s store. .
Scmmer WRAr-s. Novelties In beaded
and stockinet jackets just received.
Samuel E. Yocno.
crttHENCV,
Albany people will have plenty of op
portunities to get taken In this summer. It
will pay not to bite at every bait thrown
out ; but when "yood thing doe come
then will be Ihe time to take a big mouth
tul. Little, petty, unreliable affair that
jump up like a mushroom and wilt like a
morning glory should be let alone.
It looks very much as If the business of
the city will now spread southward as well
as east aod west, thus becoming more me
tropolitan in appearance. Second and even
Third Street are destined to be occupied.
Already Fcrrv, Broadalbin and Ellsworth
are being used for business purposes.
Many little things make a big Institu
tion. If all the lawns of Albany were
mown and put In condition Albany would
fairly blosso-n with beauty. Why not get
the nameof being the prettiest city In Ore
gon.
It Is now discovered that a bad memory
Is simply a lack of attention ; most men
forget because they don't care. They never
forget anything, though, that has a pecun
iary recompense for them. The man run.
nlng for office is always at the caurus and
fie real estate speculator never forgets to
rait early there Is a bargain tn the wind
Don't forget to pul your name on the
in mill subscription, else you'll never
forget the consequences.
Tangeat
Rev D C MoFsrlsod preschsd aa able and
plain sermon from the IStb verse of th 13tb
cbspter ol tb book of aiaiioew.
The yoaog folks of Tan Rant and vicinity
met at th residence of O W Loper and o
joyed a pleasant time. A vote was takaa t
decide which ws tn handsome lady, ana
t was decided in favor ef Miss tdoey
JLuper.
He sid to her: "tao I base tb exquis
ite, pleasure of (allien the wheel of eoavarsa
1 100 around a leaf of your aoucrsuouiug: '
Z. . Z 1 . . ..a
one: "let wKhirtitad. '
Th !4ia aewing sociuty of Tangent met
at tb hcrasfc of Mr L Bryaa Wednesday
afternoon aod quitted two ho quilts. .
At tb tame plae last Monday ulubt Miss
Maud Basrd was voted th album as the
handsomest isdv in the audience, and Bird
La per received the ease for being tb ugliest
man. -
Pant N'olirous returned frem a trip over
on the aouad, and reporta everything ia tbe
souaa country on a boom.
Harvy Bund, of Hslsey, was visiting in
thu victuity tbe orator th wte'x.
Wa understand that T II McMullen aod
family will atart next Tuesday fur his old
borne in tveotnuky.
Mr Jams Owenbv. who liver near Tan
gent has a cow that gave birth to three calve
the other day. All of the calves are of the
female persuasion ami aie doing well.
Mr R E Moore baa boa eh t the bouse and
lot formerly occupied by himself.
Tangent can boast of having some fine
stock.
H Bryan baa a fioe Holstein.
L Bryan baa some fins swine of the Po-
laodcuina breed.
The Jsnks fraternity have Jersey Beds aod
T S Bridgefarmer baa tb Yorkshire awioe,
New Comers To our city will! fiod it to
their advantage to price our goods befora
buying tn their onttit of groceries ana pro
visions.
. :BaowxKix t Stahahd.
We will sell you groceries! cheaper than
any on else. ,
JJB0WMKM, otabaru.
7 0k cores rheumatism, neuralgia
and
toothache. Foshay & Mason, Agents.
H.Ewert, practical
watchmaker and cw
elet.
For land madeharaess goto E. L, Power
nr
RIGHT'S Mrrh Tooth Soap glvea
If pearly white teeth, parities the
the
Sold
breath, prevents teeth from decay,'
by Foabay & Mason.
GUPERIOR LINES OF
AGRICULTURAL IfK
PLLMENTS AT DE
YOE & ROBSON
. MONDAY. 1
Mr tt F Aahby returned to-lay from a trio
to llsrrlsburp,
Fin liu of wludow ahadsa atFortmillsr &
Irving'a, new designs,
Judg Flinn wnt to Comltl this' noon
on woolen mill business.
Mr J V Pip and uliildren and Miss Tina
Monteith aie in Poitlatid on a visit.
Mrs IS R Skiprorth and daughter hav
been in the olty visiting frieod.
John F Swift will rsoulv 110.000 a year aa
minister to Japan. Net very slow after all,
lion L II Moutaay and C E Wolverten
wot to Corvalll to-dy 00 legal bntluat.
Albany tsnm to bebsoomingqulteaoeatar
fnr blooded stock, good hone tslliug readily
here.
Mr Watt MonUith, who hat hn in San
Francisco about a moath arrived, bom yet
tarday,
M J 0 Fitks, on of the leading theatrical
managers of the Coast, of Fresno, Cal., is in
thsoity,
Astoria'a street railway evidently pays for
the company ksops extending it in all dlreo
tiooa. ,
Mr. Saarle, of Ssurlo & Deau. is la th
city.
Circuit Court is in session a Corvalllt thia
week.
Trsiu robblitii is a esnital erlm iu Ariann.
fa. ,
Mr W II Uohinttt earn un from Portland
last evening
Xine year ag A. M. Cannon, of Spikan
Falls wss a mschio auat. Now h ia woith
fiooo.ooa
Busiass men who sr ambitious to baoota
msmbors of soma Prosideot's oaUast should
advertise liberally, ,
A gentleman, lady, little ton and darkey
nurse, in th city thia morning attracted
torn attention.
Walur Hoimsn. the eloctrio Unlit man.
who has been In Portland aeveral months.
arrived iu the city at noon.
April 12th will ba Arbor Dav. It will ba
devoted to planting tree by soliool children,
and should ba generally obssrvsd.
M W Parksr. tb saloon btepsr, wa th
fortunate on to draw a lady's gold watob to
a boE of sosp at Parker Bros.
R.vJ W Crsig. Presiding Elder of th M
K.L'huroh South i quite tick at th rssiilrtiu
of M C Callaway near Tangent.
47 men want to be U S marshal In Oron.
Cap iioixphray, of thia eity, staudsaa good a
uhsuoe as any to get the place.
Mrs Jos Clark, Jt ,1s lying dtnrounly
ill. Mr Clark arrived in tb eity about two
weeks ago and is at her bedside.
Mr Frank E.atman, th sspert lather,
earns ep from Eugene yesterday to th bust
ling eity of Albsny. whirv be has a sunimsr
job ahead.
Tb brick Hock twine built by Mr L Sen
der on Ferry Street wilt consist of two of
Hose, running twenty. five back. 1 bey will
readily rot
Mr Jay W Blaia has purchased of J II
Barkhatt, Burkhart A Keoaey agents, 3
acres of land off tb Whit farm, paving
tS37.M for the asm. .
A California gentleman reoeotly in the
eity, ba taken order for 8,000 Copts of au
itluatiated page ot Albany and principal
buildings. ,
They are already .laying base ball ia East
era Oregon, The fossill nine baa lust nara-
Ivsed the Antelope nine by a aoore of 43 to
Judges Blackburn aad Whitney are ia Sa
lem to-day, where tbsir County Jadg eon
test is being argued befur tb Supreme
Court tbi afternoon.
Taoonia physicians advertise their profes
sional charge. Tbsy see in desirous of a
eoarsgiog borne i'vdastriee by ebargicg
f 10 ia obetebioal eases. Ex.
Robert O Lte kas beea admitted to prae
tios law at Seattle. Th peculiarity ot the
matter is that be ia tb first colored mat) ad
mitted to practice in that territory.
Mr aod Mrs A Grannea tr now located at
Baa IH'gn, Cal. Mr. (J ran ana will be re
membered a Mis Mary Chesdl. Mr and
.MrU. av oes spending tb winter in
Canada.
Iaonr bappieat oinmCoU w meet with
reverse it an old aaylag, which an Albsny
youth declare is pecaliaily veriiUd when
wsllsing witb bis beet girl.
Th go-ea-rmi.DieiuM race euliail at
Portland gstarda eremaK- Cause, leak of
patronage. It proved to be a hippodrome.th
atn betas psid by the week bat they
werea t paid at all.
Sslera will have another mil of street oar
iioea. no is generally goes, it oily gtte a
tile tbey add more immediately, became tbe
more tb better th plant pay. W bop
t ! J . a.
mat win o in renuit In Albany sUo.
Taeoma offer to guarantee 3000 in cash
prise'. tne N. W. nrsm.o's toornanamtnt
if bld there. Cool. I a level plae be obtained
lor running 'tier, that t aa important n a ca
tion. Albany will probably be willing to go
anrwber but to I'ortisad. It baa bad a great
euuicnocy or mat etty.
A great possibility is sagaested bv th fo!
lowing item from th Md too Ksk Som.
body baa discovered that tb Columbia river
and u: trow excellent peanut. How.
ill aomebooy picas discover war to bold
tb sand down during tbe growing season so
mat ws can grow so.
At WsUrtille. Washington territor. re
eently, Cnaajohneon and Ktia Browe, were
marrec, ana a party wens lo "sttivar
then). Due, named Scaorast, heightened tbe
general j-iy of th occasion by biasing away
with a revolver to brio the thing along. 11
shot tb bridegroom, ho died Ut week.
A a specimen of newspaper gall it is re
ported that a few days go John U Allen re
ceived from a Sound nawspsper a request that
ne iniDtsn ac once the names ol all persons
who bad applied throegh him for tbe verions
federal ethos in th territory, and at the
same tim "to indicate those whom he h bad
eilhet recommended or intended to recom
mend," for tbe plaeea asked.
Democratic and Repoblicsa paper aSik
peak well of Hon. Enoch Moult. The Pert-
land Mfremrv even baa a good word for onr
deceased friend t "Modest and anaasaratng,
ne wss a tin uregonian character, ana aa
nob will b mourned in death aa he wa dnly
respected la life. Mr lloalt was one of those
men who partioaaity and good judgment
made him the equal of a great many man
wbo possessed greater gsuins. Th Kepab-
lioana found him an honest and candid en
emy- . . ,
ToraoAY.
Hon R A Irvine ia in Eugene City.
Mr. Archie Johnson and family, ef 8cio.sr
ia tbe eity.
Major Hilton, tb temperance revivalist.
was in Daker City Isst week.
E C Frost, x-Scoretary of th Portland
YMCAii in tb oity.
A Salem editor boast of eating new pota
toes from a saiem garden.
Mr J A Crawford ia expected borne from
Ssn Fraaowco Thursday.
A social dance is annoanoeel tor Friday
evening at tbe opera bouse. .
S W Paisley ia home from a jomuiercial
trip through tbe Valley.
L Senders will build tbree instead of two
brick offices on Ferry Street,
Dallas and Independence are at swerd
points over tbe county seat question.
Dr D M Jones leaves on to- nights train for
Oakland, where hia mother ia lying dagger
OUSly ill. . ":
The Baker City creamery will pay ft to
$1.25 for 100 pounds of milk, and 25 cents a
pound for oream.
Mr J R Stawartson has sold bis meat mark
et in this city to Broder Bros., recently of
Portland.
Old fosvism played out? No. Greon
wood is practicing it every day at bu tine
art atudio. JLook at bia nice pictures.
Tb ease of Dr Rich aaaiost Elias Keeney
will be tried at Corvallis this week. This
will be remembered as tbe $15 wheat suit.
Mr and Mrs Littler leav on to night'
train for Indiana, which they intend making
thir future home, aoin.t by way ol tremor
nia. ; '.
Tha horse shew will occur Fridsy after
noon, the exhibition beginning in- front -of
th oonrt house. ' Sum of th tineas horses
in tbe valley will be present.
Mr Jack Hodares. wbo spent Sabbath witb
bis parents in Benton eounty, reports the
wbett so large that it is onable to hold its
bead np in soma esses. The outlook for a
big crop is One.
PAINTS, OILS AND
BRUSHES AT DEYOE
ROBSON'S.
L D Carle, the rustling representative
ot the Albany insurance onmpauy, spent t
couple of days ia Oakland last week and
wrote tip a number of policies there, Ump
qua JieraM. :
Under a law pasted by the last legislature
eyery local insurance company bu to hav a
paid up stock ot 1 100,000. The additional
stock required ia being rapidly taken in the
Aioany eompany.
Dr. Maston is having the remainder of bis
Waverly farm platted into ten aor tract,
tt will b put on the market at one. This
land is splendidly located for a rapid rite in
value during the coining lew years.
A Soathsru Oregon paper In speaking of
itself says.' "It is ths brightest, keenest
end ablest nawspsper evsr published in th
far fatnad Umqua Valley." Nothing like
having a good opinion of oneself in this
world. : "; ' -A
very attractive window, and one evi
dently intended to be permanent, is that of
u w rarker a saloon, Filled with aand.
Mini fin looking geraiilnms and fnobsiaa
have been set out, a miniature flower gar
den thus being funned .
Mf Osorge 0 Ilendurson hat pnrchassd
one ot ut v u gns nne trotting marts,
and will nse her for breeding purposes.
This mare bu probably as fine a pedigree as
an; animal ia Oregon, sing a nr relative
of Maud S and other fatcon trotter, and
baa a good record of her own.
That tan man, with a naggird face and a
wry expression, that you noticed yester
dsy in the lobby of the big hntel, Was O f
Beam si v. tie srrivsa in mis etty eome
time betwe" Saturday nlvbt and Saadav
morning His face ia the piuture of trouble
and hia actions are those of a nervous, ex
cited man, Salem Journtt,l,
WKDKKNPAY
New atyle jewelry at French'.
A Moond-baod organ (or ts! ekeap at Mrs
fiymaut.
Buy your watches at French's. Big bar-
gams. , , !,lfti:; .
do to It M Robertson for oat, cheat bsv
and timothy. 4 . "
k teacher Institute will be held at Eu
gene City on April 10, II and 12,
A Chicago Timtt man la in the rails
with an advertisiag Mhtme, ,
A Corvalll saloon keeper a fw days ago
was fined 8'JO for selling liquor to a miner.
The ease of Dr Rich against Elias Keener.
oa the calender at Corvalll, Its been con
tinued nutil th next term of eourt.
A big auction sal of personal property
took place to-day on th farm of W it Coggs-
wen eeveu mils southwest of this city. (eo
uipnry manipulated in hammer.
Connty Clerk Montagu last evening re
ceived a dispateb from Lebanon announcing
the dangerous tltnse of bis sister, Mrs It
Oibooy, nd took tb night train tor that
oity.
A man named Apple ia jastloe of ilitgard
preeinot, Union county, and aa ex. eeyst
lie msy be eoaml, but bow can be ba
eqeare?'
W have found an haet exchsntt. It
hall from Rom burg, nd it say there are
lust eleven bouse going np thr. If it were
In Eugene it woaUIlump it np and eatl it one
hundred.
Mr John Jane, tb nlgbtwatcbman. ba
been oilered $4000 for three sores of land in
li s 3d addition, the name costing him only
$&XX) abott three years ago. That very
nearly equal Seattle.
Tbe Sbedd ClrJe Horse Co is the name
of a new incorporation at bhedd . J C Davia,
K U KereH, V J Sbedd, II B Spreoger aod V
O Uibson are ioeorporatora. Capital stock.
fio.ooo.
Mr Louis Miller veeterdsy afternooa sold
bis lot at th corner of Ferry aad Second
streets to J Locus, of Oregon City. Consid
eration tuOOO. About two year ago Mr
Miller offered this property for sal for eoa-
sidsrably leas thin half ot what be roivd.
8m of tbe machine y for the Albany
woolen mills arrived last evening. It waa
ordered shipped to this eity ia tbe tint place
with the intention pi oonUnaiog its journey
to Brownsville should no arrangements -fee
md witb tb people of this eity.
C 0 Si swart, 3 V Blaia. B F Tsblsr and
son and Wo lteeye left on this morning's
train for th front on the Oregon Pad Ac. for
th purpose ot some of them taking np !aa4
there under th timber act.
Gotern-ir i'einojer. Secretary of State Me
BrLle, J T Aoperson and Mate Seperiatend-
etit MeEiroy passed through tb ell to-day
forCorvalii. wber a meeting of the board
of regent of th grtcnJturai owlie was to
he held thl alter noun.
Miss Elissbetb tit',1 front Josephine county
ws committed to the insane asylum to-day.
Sbe is twenty-one years old and her eniad
has been affected for ahoal on year. Sb
imagine that deceased person are after bar
aad iitrowtoa, ciutie, etc., at persons to a
dangerou manner. Vowsoi.
Crawford Jamewoo, connected with a sav
veying psrty, rather ran things at Lebanon
Monday evening , Being disorderly be wa
arretted aod gave bail, J W Berk hart going
oa hie bi-nd. Ia tbe morning be jumped
bis bait and left tb city to Mr Burkhart'
oo t. In tbe course of tbe trouble be I sata
to feav ktood tb officer off with a revolver.
KRCPPOhTKtl.
vVbt, CS cent.
Nw good at W F Read a.
F. M. French kevp railroad tim.
Bargains in boot and shoes at Read'.
Fresh garden and eras seed t Stewart &
Sox.
Afulllia Children' batb tub atO. W
Smith s. ,
J. P. Wallace, Physician and Surgeon, Al
bany, Orj
For Sterlina or Emerson piano call on G
L liiscktnso.
G. W. Smith has the lariMst'stoek of sooar
aiu in Aioany.
If yon want any kind of alov repair nail
on U. w. itnith.
G L Blaekman is aent for tne Weber
piano. None better.
Plant aom of those silver skin onion seta.
for sale at atewart Sox a.
Sis ahave for a dollar and a elcan towel to
very customer, at Too. Jones,
G. W. Smith give the whit enameled
iron ware witb bis fin cook etoves.
A fall assortment of bras kettle from on
to eighteen gallon at G. W. Smith'.
Nw lin of artiste materiala at Dr. Galea
k S.ins Cost notbina to tee them.
Buy yoar ticket tbroaeb to the Eaat of
W L Jester and save fareto Portland
A flue aevan-eisbtha'ahort born young calf
for sat. Inquire of N A Blodgstt.
I hsv roduead oricea on all heavy wear
in boot aod shoes. Call early at W
Reed'. ,
The W,.fr nnu.ee PL.r,t .e. iem
ofthabeat oro.na ma.U. O L Btaalcinan
ell them.
Buy your spectacles at Frencb'a and have
them property fitted by Johnston' Dioptrio
e.ye Meter. -
Mr, Julius Gradwohl esrriea a Hoe a took ot
standard groceries, a fact oar citiseim should
rsmem bar when baying
Call d U. W. Smith aod eet one of those
Missouri Stesm Washer warranted to do as
recommended.
Ths largest, finest and best assorted stock
ot groceries in town can be found at
Browueil & Standard's.
A fine line of all kinda ot furniture, plain
aod upholstered, bea atook in thia part of
uregon at cortnuiier a Irving a. '
If yon want a clean and fine amoks ask for
J. Joseph's boms mads white labor cigara
For sals by most eigar dealera and at bia
Joaepb'a factory..
J A Archibald, asreat Sinirer Msnufsotur
ins Co., opposite Odd Fellows Temple, Al
bany,
Letter List.
Folloslnf It the list of letters remalnlni In ths Post
Offlos, Albsny, Una eounty, Oregon, Marsh 17, 1389,
Persons oslllnf fqr these letters must firs the date on
which they wars advertised t
Alen, Chas
Adams, lilts M inula
Barton,OC
Osnfield, SR
Lemsr, IF
Nicholas, Mrs Elisabeth
Bsssen, I W
KoberU, Mrs II
gherldan, B
Dnm, Clay
WlHfleW,WE,
Crosby, Cant Fieeinsn S
uuruii, hiss
Mlnob, Joe
Hinimous Stills
Hobinsoa Oo
"Souuj, Hsrdy ,
Turptn, John (2)
Taylor, at
IU THOMPSON, P. it.
Fine line of Guns and
good stock of Ammuni"
tion at Deyoe and Rob
son's special bargains,
COtKCIL fKCEEDI.NGS,
Tuesday evening, March a6th,
Present -Mayor, Marshal and Council
men Gradwohl, Parker, Burkhart, Tabler,
French and Deyoe.
In the absence Of the Recorder, Council
man Burkhart was appointed Recorder pro
tein.
The following bills were ordered paid
John II jfltman,$8o.oo t Wallace & Thomp
son, 1 4,40 1 F E Alien, $4.00 J C Meyer
$1.00 f M Deyoe, $5.00 f J Derenger,
$9-45 J NJ Ilenton, $23,20 J A Warren,
20.00 1 J W Brown, $85x10 s cost bills,
$18.80 1 F M Westall, $14.48 ; W B Barr
$88.50. ;
Committee on Streets and Public Prop
erty was granted further time, It being de
sired to know first whether the city hat
any powers and rights anyway.
Marthat Hoffman recommended several
latteral sewers. Referred. Alto matter of
graveling First street near Thuriton.
Petition of J F Backensto et at for side
walk In block 78, M's S A read and referr
ed. A communication from the Street R R
Co. formally accepting franchise was read
and ordered recorded and filed.
The following bids for bridge work were
opened 1
I F lladtey, 20 ft bridge, $22.50 30 ft
bridge, $24.50 1 32 ft bridge, $26.00
Jas Shahan, 3 bridges for $55.00.
W E Kelley, 36 ft bridge, $10 50 ; 30 ft
bridge, $35.00 1 32 ft bridge, $37 50.
F E Robinson, 36 ft bridge, $30 00 j 30
ft bridge, $32,50 1 35 ft bridge, $32.50.
Contract let to Jas Shahan, work to be
done in 15 days.
New cross walk at 5th and Jackson
Streets wss ordered.
Matter of petition of L W Clark for aide
walk adjoining block 90 wa referred.
KsUL KHTaTe, HAl,m
As recorded in the Recorder's 'Office for
Linn county, Oregon i
CITY AND SUaCRRAW PROPERTY;,
Sarah J and M B Van Alstlne to J
A traigtit,50 lect front, block 1,
E A .... '$ Uoo
A Hackleman to Flora Lewis, let 5
and 6, block 7, IPs 3rd A ..... . 375
I) B Monteith to Chas O Calen, a
lots, block 12& ll's A. ....... .. coo
A Hackleman to G WWrlghtJ lots
IPs 3rd A, 1 too
L Foley to J II Mullen, bkxjk 129,
IPs A 1600
T L Dugger to Anna M Henderson,
s lots, bl 12. ll's and A... itco
Jas Elklns to W U Tweedale.i block,
. ' E, S A 1050
Msthies CJerhart to E Thrall, 4 k's,
block 60 inon
Tho A Arnell to J W Propst, lot I,
.. . 400
A Hackleman to Leo Cohen, a lots,
ll's 3rd, A 500
A Hackleman to L M Curl. 1 lot.
block, 14, H's and A,. 300
A Hackleman to Robert Kent, frac
tional w half, blk an. H's 2nd. A cc
CO Burkhart to C L Helster. 40
acres near Albany , 1800
Nellie O Royee to II Bryant, t
acre, tust east ot city 511
J H Burkhart to J W Blain, 34 10
acres, w bu, ts white 2557,50
OTHER PARTS Or COUJITY.
Jacob Martin to Theodore T Reach
ail interest in est Tho Martin. 850
M Hale to Richard fiurre, 171
... r.o3. 650
Wra E Splcer and wife to Vlda Bell,
50x104 feet, Splcer 40
J T Tate et ai to I'bbe Peters, i&
acres, tiw3.
J S Sltore tojull A Shoie,3 acres,
5000
Jt" '..-............
A T Thompson to Isora k Lannlng,
10 acres, 10 w 3
II Bryant to Samantha Coffelt, 31
acres, 11 w 1,,..,.
E E I Ism mack to W Albert, 60 3-5
acres, 11 w
Catherine M Putnam to Elias T
Master, j.81 acres, 13 w a
W R Kirk to Chat Eltwlck, 1 lot,
A metia
61 a
35
3500
7SO
600
Ella Wert to C U Montague, 167
acres, ta Ei
II Bryant to 14 W Miller, 40 acres,
435
13 w a. , .
A Wheeler to A Blaker. a lots.
400
Shedd
500
MISCELLAKEm'tt.
W B Gllson to J II Halt, power
Attorney
E D Gllson to J II Hall, power
Of
Of
suiorney
Tho Kay to O P Cothoar, Jr, pow
er or Attorney ,
Mining claim ot Dr Barker, Sahttam
mines.,..,,
bUBRIEIV
HUDELSON ALLEN. At the rest-
dence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D. B. Alien, in Jefferson, Or, on Wcdocs
day, March 37th, 1SS9, James A. Hudelsom
and Minnie M. Allen. W. F. VanScoy of.
Relating, alt of Marian county. The wed
ding waa a pleasent affair and was attended
by a targe number of Invited guest. A
very fine dinner followed the ceremony.
Many congratulatlona were extended. The
bride I one of the first -classs girt of Jef
ferson, and haa been one of the faithful
students In the higher classes of the Insti
tute. The groom Is familiarly known s
"Jim,' and is one of Jefferson's wholesoul
ed young men, and whether in school, at
labor or business, he has always been the
same in faithfulness. They went on the
north-bound train to Portland and else
where on a tour of three days. Their fu
turn home will be In Jefferson, and they
have tne best wishes ot a host 01 friends as
they start In this new relation of life. The
following Is a list of the valuable presents
given $35 In cash, D B Allen ; one cook
steve, A B Hudelson : bed spread, Mrs D
B Alien ; oil painting, (J t Mudelson
wash bowl and pitcher, Mr and Mrs J J
Leavitt ; glass set, Janle Hudelson : glass
set and autograph album, Mr and Mrs E J
liearn : set dinner plates, Mr and Mrs i.
Murnhv : set sauce dishes.Emma Murohv:
cake stand. Mr and Mrs T B Cornell : set
fruit and cauce dishes. Mattie Leavitt 1 set
silver spoons, Mrs A B Hudelson : tin nla
F que, Mrs u v Adams s one doaen napkins,
1 Mr and Mra J Shoemaker 5 table cloth,
Mellio Allen ; lamp, Mary Allen 5 hand.
I kcrchiet, Mr c. j Hearn 5 two handker
chiefs, Annie Allen : apron, Avts Hudel
son ; one silver dollar, u L. Thompson,
TOMLINSON HOLM AN. On Sat-
urdsy, March 33rd, 1SS9, at the residence
of the bride's parents, in Benton county, by
Rev. A. A. McLeod, Mr. James Tomllnson
and Mlsa Ella Holman, both ot Benton
county. Tbe groo.n is a graduate of the
Albany Collese and Is now teaching school :
the bride is a daughter of Mr. Wiley Uol-
man, ana is a young lady ot exemplary
character. The Democrat wishes them
much joy.
COUCII-MeBEEOn Tuesday, March
36, 1889, at the Revere house In Albany,
Mr William Couch, ef Ilarriaburg,
miss Mary Mctiee, ot corvallis.
BORN, r.
GARREaT. Os March 33, 1889, In Al
bany, to the wife ot R B Garrrett a
girl.
::. DIED ; .
CLARK. On Wednesday morning,
March 37, 1880, In Albany, Flora, wife
Jet Clark, Jr, aged 37 years. The deceased
was born in Linn county, where the patted
most of her life. She was a pure minded,
noble hearted woman, beloved by those
who knew her; a faithful wife and a true
mother, She leaves a husband and daugh..
ter, many relatives and all who knew
to mourn her loss.
SECURE PRICES, NO
TROUBLE TO SHOW
GOODS AT
DEFOE R0BS0NS.
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MILL CITY
We are having very nice weather up
here on the mountain.
Mr Correll packed his pony with eatables
and bedding last J hursday morning and
started f jr his ranch at Breltenbush. He
does not expect to return for three or four
weeks, r
The Gatetvllle bast ball club Is anxious
to have us rustle up a nine. Probabilities
are that there will be a league here soon to
warm up the Uatesviuers,
A sociable dance was held at the resi
dence of Mr and Mrs Coats last Wednes
day evening. The attendence was large,
and fun Immense. The question arises at
every dance, where do all the people
come from. You must remember when
ail of us bushwhackers assemble it makes
quite crowd,
Ed Wolfe, of Gatetvllle, made it flying
trip to Albany this week, ;
Rumor has It that theie will be eight
new houses erected at Gatesvllte just at
soon as the O P resumes work. They
mesn business. '
The rifle that was raffled at the Mill
City saloon last Saturday afternoon, was
woit by E II Coats, he being lucky enough
to throw the winning dice,
The grading on the Santlam lumber
company 'a siding Is about completed.
Chas fl Clara, telegraph line man on the
O P, was to the front last Friday. We are
1 ways glad to meet Charlie,
The latest riding In pessrnger coach
between here and Albany. Everybody
wants to go to Albany now.
The lumber shipped from Mill City for
the week ending Friday, March aa, was 16
car loads or 80,763 feet, shipped to Albsny
and Salem.
A dance was held at Mr Haifa new
house on Friday evening; as usual large
crowd.
Mescs Neugras and W II H artless, of
Corvalll, were at Catesvllle last Friday
doing some business. , .
W II Hobson, Tr, made a misstep while
loading lumber last Friday and strained
his ankle and now he is obliged to use a
cane.
J H McOnatd, was to the front this
week. We are always glad to see John
Henry.
i II Street, of Catesvllle, moved 'to
Lyons last Friday, where he expects to
make his future home.
8CI0,
Prof I R Geddls closed a very success
ful term ol school here week before last,
and also Prof G W Wilson, of South Sdo,
closed hi school last week, both having
given entire satisfaction, and we under
stand that both are engaged to teach the
same schools next winter, which speaks
well for them as teachers.
MrEdGoinsIs going to put up a brick
store building In this place, and we under
steed the Odd Fellows will bultd a hall
over the store. Work has commenced in
the brick yard already and the building will
oe commenced as soon as its nrica is
ready.
The Sclo brass band, which has been re
ceiving instructions under Prof Geddls, Is
improving rapidly, and II they will emly
stick together, will soon be a first rate
band.
Rev Lynch.ef Goldendale, W T, was In
ihl ptace a few day ago.
A J Houston ia going to start a hard
ware store In the u!!ling which has been
hn w-ianti4 hv It A A.' A I tAhnsAfl.
Johnsons wilt move Into the bulfalng vceu-
pted by a M Uaniei. J.
ON THE SOUTH CSX BOCNOART.
March 23rd, iSSo.
Mr. Boy man Is moving on to the Hayea
farm this week. He had already done con
siderable plowing on the place.
Messrs. Coleman and Long recently sold
to Mr. Norwood, for the company he rep
resent 190 bead of cattle, to be delivered
within a month.
Hon. J. D. Kennedy, of St. Paul, Marion
county, has been in the neighborhood the
past week looking after his farm and mak
ing arrangements for the building of a lot
of fence th coming summer.
Mr. Getchetl has resigned his position as
school director in our neighboring district,
and now the other directors mav proceed
to business.
Mr. D. W. Tltton hae been engaged to
teach the school in our district.
Mrs. Bramwell ha been spending the
week In Halsey with her parents.
M.J. K. Jones lost two head of cattle last
week by drowning.
W. M. Alllngham, of Twin Buttes was
visiting In this vicinity last Sunday and
Monday,
OaktUle.
March 35th, 1 069,
Prof. E. P. Lake, ef the State Agricul
tural College gave a lecture at the school
house on the aist Inst., on "The Fruit Pest
and its Remedy." It was very attentively
listened too. The Prof. Is wide awake and
enthusiastic on the subject. After the lee
ture n society wa formed to be known as
'The Linn County Horticultural Society.
A constitution waa framed and adopted, and
every person In the room became a mem
per. 1 rtey were very enthusiastic 1 ne
- .... M.
following officer were elected s President,
E Allbright ; Vice President, K A Barn-
ford ; Treasurer, Wm Paulson ; Secretary,
GeoS Acheson. The matter of exterm
ination ot the CodHn moth cannot be ef
fected without united action, so let ut or
ganlze all over the country and get rid ot
them it por.ib:e. we mean die.
OEO. 5. ACHESON.
That Male Box.
E. O., March 34th, 1SS9.
Seeing an article In your valuable paper
stating a man had been prospecting near
the foot of Mt. Jefferson and discovered
on old elulce box, I will aay that the box
probably, belonged to a Frenchman who
came from California 17 years ago and
mined in about Mt Jefferson one summer
and left the country taking considerable
money with him that he got In his mine
that summer.
Outsider.
Tonrlata,
When on pleasure bent or business.
staou Id ta ke on every trip bottle of Sy ra p
of Fig, as tt acta most pleasantly ana et-
reotuaiiy on ineKianeya, itver ana ooweis.
preventing fevers, beadaohe and other
forms of sloVnsss, For sale tn 60o, and
$1,00 bottles by ail leading druKglita,
Dr. M. II. Ellis, physician and
surgeon
All-any, Oregon. Call mads ia
city o
country, '
Owinc to this changeable olimate, it is dif
ficult to preserve a fair complexion end our
fair aister are aonoyd by roughness of the
akin, ebans. red nose, eto. It Dutaid'a Spe
cjne is spplied to tne isoa ana nana nignt
and morning, a clear and healthy complexion
oan be preserved. Sola by D ostsay a Mason
If you have any job wtrk to da call on
W. Smith who is nren y-U to oo 11 witn
and 1
neatnesa and dispatth. aod as cheap as soy
one. .
Albany Market.
Wheat-680,
Oau 2bo.
Batter 20o per lb.
ESfts 15t
Hay-8,00.
Potatoes -25 ots per bushel,
Bsof on foot.Si'
.pp!e "5 cents per bu,
Pork 6Mio per 11 areased.
Baooat bains l2Wc.
shoulders, 10a.
aidea lOo. ,
Lrd lOo per lb.
Flour 4.25 per bbl.
thickens 8.00 per dos.
lill Feed bran, 14.00 par too.
shorts, 13.
middilnes, 20.
Chof- 0.
of
her
Tin vines a::d hard
K JiLtf ;,14.i.
At a special communication of ThufXrir,
Lodge, No. 38, A. F. A A. M. held in their
hall In Harnbiirg, Oregon, on Wednesday,
March 2oth, 18S9, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted ;
Whereas, The Supreme Architect of
the Universe hat teen fit to remove frcm
our midst onr beloved brother.Knoih Ilr-u.!
by the hand of dcathj and,
Whereas, White we, with humble sub
mission, bow to his Infinite decree, we sin
cerely mourn the loss of him whose station
It now vacant ; therefore be it
IttulvfJ, That In the death of Uro Enoch
Houli, Thurston Lodge No. 28, A. F.& A.
M. loses a pillow of strength and beauty,
whose place we cannot hope to fill, his
fsmlly a parent whose fatherly care and af
fectionate regard none can replace, and the
community a true and faithful citizen.
JUtolvtd, That, In respect to his noble
memory, the Lodge be draped in mourning
for thirty days,
Jittolvtd, That these resolutions be
spread on the record of the Lodge, a copy
be given the family and a copy be sent tb
the county papers "lor publication.
Sanctuary of flarrisburg Assembly, 5375,
K. of L.,Harrlsburg, Or., March aa, 18S9.
Qln submission to the universal decree of
the Great Master on the 18th day ef March,
1889, Hon. Enoch Hoult departed hence to
receive tbe reward that awaits the faithful
and the just. The record he leaves for the
living is bright and untarnished.
In all his public trusts he wse plain and
firmly honest and so devoted to the main
tenance of right and the public good and
so impressing those exalted virtues upon
the minds of the people that his name will
be endeared and honored by them long af
ter all who now live have gone to join the
great majority.
As a private citizen he was the soul of
honor, dignified, noble and charitable in
all hi secular dealing. In his domestic
relation he was a model of the highest or
der, kind and provident, hit teachings cor
rect and elevating in the family left to
mourn his loss. The Harrisburg Assembly
of the noble order of the Knights of Labor
extend sympathy to the bereaved family of
out departed brother,
J. F, Hewdrex,
. . G. II. WOMDBL'gY,
A.T. Drisko.
Harrlsburg Grange, No. ti, P. of U.
At the meeting held In their hall on
Saturday, March 33rd, 1889, adopted the
following resolutions :
Whereas, Almighty God has taken to
himself from this circle our well beloved
Brother, Hon. Enoch Hoult ; therefore be
it ,
Hculvcd. That while our hearts are laden
with sorrow, we look up to the good Fath
er "who doeth all thing well" for the
bright example of an honest man, s peer -less
patriot, and a kind and devoted father,
given doubtless to us for usefulness in the
order, and for our personal example in
fighting the tattle ol life.
Ilttolvrd, That in the death of our
worthy brother, our order has lost a faith
ful member, and his family a kind father.
Rrtolvrd, That these resolutions be snread
on the minutes of this Grange, a copy pre-
scmru, wim an expression et our deepest
sympathy, and a copy furnished the coun
ty papers lor publication.
R. M. Fletcher,
E. J. Upmyer,
W.J. McMeeken.
Around us each dissevered chain
In sparkling ruin ilea,
And earthly hand can ne'er again,
Unite the broken tics."
IN U CHORUM.
do Grange, No. 36, Linn county, O. )
March 33rd, I0S9. )
Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God
our AlwUe Master to call our aged and
well beloved brother, Jacob Snodcrly, from
hi labor here below to hi place in that
spiritual temple above, whl;h is the prom
ise to alt who are faithful .
Resolved, That In the death of Brother
Snoderly our community sustains the loss
of a worthy man and a good citizen, and
our Grange tbe loss of an esteemed broth
er. I' rom the family has cone a kind and
affectionate father, whose loss is so great
we can but offer our sincere sympathy.
RiMlvtd, That with subdued heart we
bow in humble submission to the will of
Htm, "who doeth all things well." Being
once again reminded of our own approach
ing dissolution and the futility of ait earth
ly hopes and tie, we are each reminded of
the vast importance of beins like him ever
ready for the Master's catL
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread on our minutes and a copy of the
same be sent to each of the Albany papers
for publication.
H.S. Williams,
J. T. Follis,
Elizabeth Griffin,
B!esln; of Sleep.
Dr. Flint' Remedy, for the man or wo
man wbo ends himself or herself noable
to sleep nights, i an invaluable medicine,
which will not only proeoro tbe blssalnca
of sleep, but will prevent a general break
ing 0.0 wn or tne system. Descriptive
treatise wtfh mmnh bottle ; or, adjres iiack
urug jv 1.
WANTED.,200 cords of maple timber,
to bo naod for manufacturing chairs.
For particulars inquire of O. A. Archibald,
as ouico 01 inn x,rmera vvarehoaae, AA-
oaoy, ureyon.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS, All peraocs
knowing themselves Indebted to tbe
late firm of K. Glass at Son are requestrd
to call and settle at once with K. Glass, at
L.rawiorasviiie, euner oy easa or not j.
au Rooottnts on our ledger must be closed
rigat away.
January mn, ism.
' K. Glass dt So
ONEC0.84B1.
..SiMniiiii'WC'i
?fTfan.
Oregon's Greatest and Gamest Racehorse, wit
Record of 2:29 3-4 first season after four!
yeas retirement, a- performance never
before equalled by any horse on
the North Pacific Coast,
fall! be t AlbanT.Frtday and Satarday; at the McKnl iht tsrm, Monday; at '
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thuraday.golng by way ol Jeffarson and Turners fi
and allowed to serve a limited number of mares. Oneco was sired br A't
wagon road, 2:26? In 8th heat. Dana, Belle Prioe bv DoWe. 2 28 (J yinrn
2:40i, fastest In the world for 4 years) son of Erioson, ) 4 year old record 2:30'
eat in the world for 14 years). The grandeur of Oneoo'a perfornaitK04 the pk
son of breaktas; and defeatino; tbe moat determined combinations which shrew
and able manipulators with fast horses devlned to defeat him, are still fresh J
memory of all horsemen ; but wonld remind them again thwt be was the s9n
trotter both as a 2 and 8 year old, lowering In turn both records and tons aw
the imperial purple of Juvenile Kin of the Northwest. His bull dog tenatii.
falling eonrsge, indomitable will.and high strung temperament will not brooi.
and bia present record ia a yet no measure of his speed a 'twas made in tb
,nd under tbe most adverse circumstances. At three year old be sired 6 eels
Three of these were trained at two yeer old. At ths end of tt J days work, li
and training, any of them could shoa a 3 minute gait, - Forfait was psM to 2
in match raoss at Albsny, and later on one proved tho winner of Inland ,
stakes at The Dalles for 2 yea olds, and ths following season won th 8 y(
race at Seattle. These are all that have beet) broken and have changed ban
brought tbe sum ot 2000. A gianoa at Onero's pedigree will with a fair con
tion of his performances convince the m-wt prejudiced that b will trams
he Inherits hia great speed and unflinching j lameness. Terms, $50.
Q.
ALTioo.-Syeatsoldrsooid 3:42,by Altaiaont, 2:2t5. Dim, Magla Araa!
will be kept at CorvallU aod Independents, Torms, f35.03 to inmrs.
Edwabd Ebrtt Full brother to KiUy Una, record 2:11, will aoao
Oneeo, terms $15,00 to Insure. No liabilities assnmsd for aod Jetit. Will t i!.
ore tn snowing tne norses any aay,
tanner particulars aaaress.
I ; r- v v. : '
B-.t 0--;!) rf- 1 ' : .
1 io not '! u ix a 1 ' 1. : c.
't 1
Will piy ariynie f-..ir iii-i tr--i -no
.ify roe ff her wlisrf.jn,
her 10 me.
. Albauy, v.
rrtAlLOU WANtKD.ia aw.;
1. th Rrt rnsh ol buioo'i ii t. .
oring tiepamnrut of Mr. 1 K. );'&.-.
t the sttperif.r work dono, anV.a.r 1
clai-, r!i!lo lailor i wsntp.l, uS'
or address L. K, Blai'J, Albauy, Oit,
TtCH. Sim fin Jersey Rod for
JL at $ a piece Finest pigs ia mar .
Call 00 or addiess Manic Jeuks, at 'I
gnf, Or., and get tbe best ro be had.
LET ALL THE AFFLICTED F.EA
AND LEARN.
THAT ,
Dr. West's Alterative Toe1
Is valuable remedy for Malarial AO
tlone and for diseases ailaing from 1.
Euriliea of tbe blood, such as acrofu'i t
amor, pimple on the face, aait thm '
rheumatism, headache, pile, kirin
'emplaint, all female weakness and p. -era!
debility, fevnr and ago, catarrh a
dropsy, I manufacture mcJU ine scec :
ing to wbat the disease may be,
OH. tl. J, WEST,' !
Tbe Old Reliable Physician, may alv.n ,
be found at bis office and can tell yon j
where yoar pains are located by exs.
Ing you in six place on yoor breast a
finder your aboalder blade with bU c
oyer yoor nlotbes. Msny cures have br
made by bis treatment. I
BEAD .AJCTX LEJ-AJRrr I
I cama to tbe country to lorato a
fonnd after arriving here, that Port! a
end Albany, were already destined
become tbe beadanarters of the gr
growing West, "r 1th that end in viV
determined 10 locale in Albany in 1
spring, bevlnsr already pnrebaseU a J
farm whl.sU I desire to improve. !
all those) who are in need of treat uit -ebeuld
avail themselves ot this or-port ,
tty. . - ,
COXSl'LTATIOX FREE.
Persons desiring careful treatment v
pie-call on lr. . J. West later.f I
troit, Michigan, at 106 East SUtb
Albany, Oregon. '
Come and Get Consultation Anyhc
Me Hears 1 Fren A. sf. t r.
A STOCK SALE.!
...... '
Tbe ondArwlirned will sell at bis ft
tbree mile ortb et Brownsville. ,
county, Oregon, on tbe BrowBsriile t
Leiaaon road, on
Weinwday.tlia 1st day of Kay.ll
at public aactlon to tbe bl;beet bidder -following
property, to it : 14 cow :
calves, and 13 cowa with calf, aii (
cal ves are from registered Short
Durham ball ; 14 three yent old at
9 two year old beifers : 2 Tearltnu
two year old stotra ; S mares and 1 in
Said property will be aold on oue
lime, on cote with approved ci..
witbout interest, or a diaoonnt of 10 ;
cent wiil be given for cash. . 1
W, D. WASKSUBH, j
Brownsville, Or March 23rd, lfeO. ;
THE PLACE
Tty all Biha.nt call on
Paise Brothers.
Successor to Joim Fox, for yovr i
Groceries.
PraSwe, Bakei Goals, Etc.
TKir poods are the beet and thr lrr
reasortM.b!e.
EedCrownMil
SOM, LdXXIXG & c mor.
saw raocci rutna strrxsios r.K was.
jn csr.
BEST SnrOHAOF ACILlTiT
Hitrhcst Pric ia Cash
Wheat
FRANCIS PFEIFFE
PROPRIETOR OF
Albany Soda Works
ajad MsouTacturera of
C1QIG2 COSFEliTNmi, ,
We are now prepared to Mil at i
sale, always fresh and pare at Por
prices to dealera. We also keep a
line of (
Snt ani Tropical Mts. j
CIGARS AND TQ3ACC
fallLLEflilOnOS.,
-DEA.LERS.IS-
Field, Vegetal asi Fisher E !
BEE AND P3JLTBY SUfFLII
Garden Tools, Fertilizers, Etc., I
209 Second Sires t, bet. Salmon and
PORTLAND, OREGON,
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