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VOL. XXIV.
ALBANY, OREG ON, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1881).
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By alt itimttH m.H m
Pane, Brothers,
SnorexMr J rV Jit) "aa-, W yvwr
Groceries,
I WANT
Produce,
Baked Cools,
Its. Etc,
Their ml ere tha lx and, the ir jirlf
ttinb!.
W
EALTFT
I Without llrallh fa.
not be tUu)-cd.
THEREFORE USE
TJPfunder
HFALTff fiCSTORER.
It is the Heat helper to lUalth and tlw quickeet
ear. o Karth. Mil in time lor all diiraacso
th Stomach, Liver, kidneys and Skin. I
cures Rheumatiatn, Malaria, Coaled 1 ocigu.
and Headache, telievea t'on.tiiwoon, Uiiiuua
tens and liynwpaia. drives all tnipunllee out ol
'.BO Blood and drteeupoldSore. The Huunea
men buy II, the Workiiiirmm see It. th Lsdies
take it, the Childrrn try lor tt and lb Kanueie
it It If thir brat health prwmr,
Sold everywhere, i.a bottle; aix Tor 5.0a.
jonrj bbiccs,
A13AMI CSE3
I'OSKS 1 Hr-rCUlTf.
Ceiuetvry lot plsotej l aunmtwl ir.
W BONUS.
Except your patronage,
A, J. ANSLYN,
Carriage Manufactory,
AT
F.Willart'8 old Stand, oa!2adSt.,
ALBANY, OREGON
Painting and Trimming.
FINE SHOEING AN3 GENERAL
BU CKSMlTHtN&r
Firs'-Class Work Mada to Order.
A New Grocery Discovered
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cHiong'a . oirmr, opptOui MuwrtA
sit, r; ,ri , v t.
full Una t-l
FFESII cnOCERIES,
CAFif.ED GOODS,
DRIED FRUITS, ETC,
Q'llik ' nit I small iirofl'.a," "hive
a ) Ixt live,"' in nar motto. t'leits es.ll
aud t nine oil sri an I i-t prices.
ilslaclloD guaranteed.
Produce Taken In Exchange,
Very Kespvctfullj,
' -BARDUE& UNDERWOOD.
Juif Gradwohl's
Golden Rule Bazaar.
Roger Bros. Silvarwrara, Praach Ohiar. and Crys
talware, Bays' Wajoa?, Dall Oi-.-rUgea,
Fancy Goods, and a general
assortment of Orockrey
and Toys.
Ha bajridiraot ud e-trriei iba UrH tt w' Iti th
bM been addod a eotnp!al lias of
fillvn:i4 Vallaj, to wiiol
FAMILY GROCERIES.
' la Agent for ioauntoc ootnpaoi- with a capital ;ra'.lu irS.OJJ.OtV ,
fWlc on pari Franoala. UUtr wire! dautch faproobn."X
ALBANY FXTTNITURB CO.
NEW "GOODS
in il.e old fiunintii- 'd1 optiokite Scit i'Sjx'a IIidr .wif.
dmire to ruakf ..an t. .roreaiv noIm
gooda aa will aati-fr u rtfinr j tatt and tha lit.m
onru(ip!y. Ws oordtIjr ibtr tLa m?ojiI to c ,'!. 4n'l tn
t ko verj great Jilnitirr lu bolnj cur g(Kid
'it tr etrr i i (
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FURNITURE.
"Yon want Iba beat anJ moat durable furntUrtbt ic maoufaclured in.lkacity ;o
Thomas Brink.
1 tfft " is
JULIUS JOSEPH
Manufactuier l Cigars
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FIIIE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST
LOCAL ItHCOIlD.
Cx:a'!ii aonSui'Jki'iK Tolwyyj. U Mr)buM an I Br
. lino, f Smok ra Artieak Alao dtwler"t
Pip ,
. SPRINGFIELD SAW MILL.
A Wheeler, Springfield, Oregon, Proprieto.
A. WIIEELKR, ALBANY MANAGER.
Albany Yard and Office on Railroad St 1 atween 4th and 5th Street.
ITuvlnp; Ininbor not icatlrd In qnailly, and faclllllea not mrpaurd for tbe prornp
uvj HMaitKbur UUiiJIs oi or jr.. n a i wp'muu auimik a vuaroui iiiv truiio.
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j y . . Dslicloas Biscuit I
I' i 'y Ask your Cr:er f ' B
I ( vf " f -i C 0 W BRAND I
7 Al I fsODASALERATUS,
A Snaks SroRY."Th following atorjr
U told for tiia truth 'Geo It Bailey, of
Antelope, loat o vaUmblo threa year old
I'crchcroit mare recently, and at ha waaat
a lo to know the cauae of her death he
took Iila veterinary tool one butcher
knife and an axe and proceeded to Inves
tigate. When he arrived at tha fact he
found the bladder of the animal was butted,
and that It contained three live snake,
the hrgeit one being about eighteen
I ik hc long and three around. It I be
lieved thnt the mate drank aome anake
cgli which went Into the bladder and
hatched out, a tt I tinpotnlhle for a live
nuke, no mutter how small, to have got
through any other way-Aahland ,Vtw.
A Handsome Pictvkk. liaveyouacen
the picture of MU Anna W. William, of
Philadelphia. Then you are unfortunate,
a three million are now tcaiteretl over
the country. All they coat i a dollar
apiece and everybody should have one,but
tramp. To be plain, the face teen on the
new standard dollar,whtch some have call.
ed the Rf-conr dollar. It that of the young
lady mentioned, the dcalgucr of the dollar,
Mr. LoBun, taking her neaa lor a model.
Several in re million of her photographs
will be iMtted and will bo taken at this
print ahop at par.
forNTiKitn. Mr llanktn, of Maple
Lane, clear up the tnyttery a to the Iden
tity of the notrd horaethlcf, says the Ore
gon City CettnW, lie y that he went
to reboot with him lit l'ennvlvinlj, the
tate of hi birth, and that hi name was L
Streeter. Ilefore he was n year of nge
he wa sent to the penitentiary on an alii-
davit of Mr Itanklns, for hone stealing.
The thief apoken of abnva I the tnn who
wa shot to pieces in the southern part of
Multnomah countv a lew uaya since by
theoilkers who were trying o effect his
capture for horse stealing near Oregon
City.
St-dues Death. Samuel T Miller, an
old resident of Linn county, having resid
ed near Scto for a great many years.
dropped dead at Amity, Wednesday even
ing, while on Ids way to the Presbytery at
Lafayette. He wa 6j year of age and
leave a large family. Rev Miller was one
of the mini active prohlbitiunla's In the
valley. , He wa a man of sterling charac
ter. "Rev Miller wa In Albany about a
wrrk ago attending a session o'f the Odd
Fellows here. Ills body was taken to
ck and bulled on Friday. .
Ir Pi isc all Riuht. Good for Rose-
burg, it now has, says a local paper, In
course of construction at least 15 new build.
logs including 10 residences, one ware-
h-ue and two elegant brick stores bcaUka
several buildings juat completed und num
erous others which will be begun soon, al
so a woolen ndll ready for operations, a
Building and Loan Association with a
capital stork of $100,000 ; a water com
pany with a capital Sxjdco and several
other hualnrss enterprises organised, all
within the past few month. 1 hat Is not a
boom ; but it I what makes a good city.
LeiiAsox. Ir E R Barker ha been
appointed deputy recorder of Linn county
for the North Santlam and Quartavltle
dirtrict. . . .J P Hail, of Albany, wa on our
streets Wednesday, working In the Inter,
est of the Columbia bicycle. . . .Tho Park
er expect to leave her next week to en.
Kaga in the livery business at Albany
Lebanon loa 1 Albany sain.... Mr
F Stubblencld. of Walla Walla. W T. Is
visiting Iter father' famllv and friend
Established a Pkoukam. -The doctor
of Ashland are evidently getting Indepen
dent, r our of them hav published the
following program s Day visit In city.
$2.50 ; night, $3.50 to $5 1 consultation,
$5 ; prescriptions, $1,50 ; obstetric, and
one subsequent visit, $15 ; obstetric In
strumental, $30 to $50 : mileage, $1 per
mile. Keaoived that bill lor medical er
vices be presented within 99 dty from
cessation of treatment and that Interest at
the rate of ten per cent per annum be ad
ded to bill after presentation.
Aw Exctritsio. Mr W C Tweedale re
turned last Thursday from Corvalll where
he made satisfactory arrangements for a
train of three cars for a grand O F excur
sion to the O P front, mention of which
ha been heretofore made. It will occur on
the 26th Inatant. and will be participated In
bv the Odd Fellow of neighboring cities.
The train will leave Albany at about 8
o'clock, go to Gatesville, and return leav
ing there at about 3 o'clock. This la a trip
many have been desiring to make, and it
U doubtful It three car will hold the
crowd.
WatekGkttikoLowek. A iaitlmam
reporter wa Informed yesterday by an
officer of the "Win M Iloag"that the liver
at the present lime is tsren'y-two Inches
beJow tow water mark at Salem, and that
the chances are that if rain does not soon
come lo raise the river navigation will be
cut off in ,a short time. ataman. At
Albany it Is just twenty two inches above
low water mark. And none of the boats
have any chuck to spare.
Portlan d Illustrated. The last
llarfrr'i Weekly illustrates Portland in fine
shape, giving a general view,several prom
inent buildings and street and pictures of
Harysy Scott,. Judge Dcady, Wm : Read
W S Laddand Henry Failing. Ve suggett
though Hut Eastern paper cease paying
so much attention to our Chinese. There
are about five times as many now In New
York V ity a In Portland.
Wamiiwto! Street. In the injunc
tion suit of A II Mamhall against the city
a tletUlon'wii received from Judge Doise
last Thursday denying the motion asking
for a disHolutlon of the injunction, and the
injunction will stand until the June te.-m
of court when the cae Will be tried on it
merits. A no opinion accompanies the
order the ground for the decision are not
known, though various one are assigned.
Did it Pass. "As the time for spray
ing apple tree Is here, some say that there
is a law to compel every one to spray hi
orchard.. Can you give, the , desired In
formation," ask a correspondent, Such a
law passed; but it is reported that it wa
not engrossed. It would .probably not be
enforced anyway, . . .
CroWd of Immigrants. Rev F J
Strayer, agent of the Oregon Land com
pany, arrived in the city last night accom
panted In the city by sixty persons from
rennsyivania, who have come to "live and
love" in this part of Oreean.StateatMan.
That is the kind of rustling that builds up ft
community,
Elected. At thej-egular meeting of
Albany Lodge No 4, 1 O O F, Thursday,
the following representatives were elected
10 the grand lodge whlch'meets atMcMinn
ville the irthday.'of Mayt , W Ciller, J
F Backensto and W C Tweedale.
New Potatoes. Tack Bercaw has
shown us new potatoes just dug from the
ground as large as an ordinary apple. New
potatoes the toth of April is not to be
sneezed at.
' Str AWBERRiES-Some gentlemen across
the river yesterday tell about eating straw
berries out of Mr. V.'m. Peacock's patch,
Send the news back to blizzard ridden
East. . . '."
AUuiuiar, Friday tvenlngshortly be
fore 1 1 o'clock, W McLaughlin, the tailor
discovered a burglar In the Cl'y Meat Mar
ket aJjolulng his tailor shop, and notified
Nightwatch Miller and Marshal Hoffman,
who csptured the man In the act of open
ingthe money drawer. He was placed In
In county, tall and afterward he'd to
await the action of the erand jury under
$;oo bonds, which will keep him at the
Hotel de Smallmon until the June term of
circuit court. The same evening some one
entered tha meat market of Mr Dlerenger
and extracted 75 cents from the tilt, leav
ing the box on the Hoar, probably the same
man. In both cases the front door was
pried open, The man save hi name as
John Wilson, and probably belonged to the
tramp lamtiy.
Crock County. This week we record
an Important change U the mercantile
business of our town. Messrs. llahn St
Fried retire fiom bunlness, and Uren ft
Chillis take their stock at Invoiced value.
. .. .J. C. Abbott, proprietor of the Hot
Springs on Beaver creek, Is the possessor
of one otthe attractive features of this Co
Those spring, properly advertised, are a
paying buslne to their owner, and a for
tune to those who patronlxe them. They
are a dead shot or. rheumatism,.,, Sheep
shearing will begin In thl county about
the first ot next month. A few wool grow
er may shear earlier than that time....
County Court, failed to tnett on Monday of
this week, a the Uw demand. But they
promise to make amends by getting togeth
er next Monday, AVrtv.
Y.M. C. A. Election. The directors
ot tl ' 'vly organised Y M C A met last
Friday ssi elected the following officers:
W II Lee, president M O Brink, vice
president! C D Woodwerth, serrtl.ry j E F
Sox, treasurer. Committers were appoint
ed for various departments of work, and It
was decided to begin holding go pel meet
ing .Sabbath afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
monthly business meeting will be held the
secstnd 'Friday Arrangements are being
made for a permanent halt, and It I pro
posed to place the association on a good
foundation.
New Foundation, The Corvalll Ot-
trtt says 1 "George Waggoner is having
his residence mwved back a few feet on his
lot and a new foundation being placed un
derneath." It might also be remarked
that Judge Boise, of this city, waa engjged
one day this week putting a new and more
substantial foundation under George's seat
on the railroad commlloit. which will
cause him to sit easier for the next two
years. Thus, he I eettlnir a solid founda
tion alt around Slatrtmait.
THE MAN ABOUT TOWN
Sometimes the mighty fall though not
endowed with Hie. The old bank counter
that stood for so many" years In the First
National Bank building, the Man About
Town I informed Is soon to appear in an
entirely different flelJ. Hereafter the
money going over It Instead of being plac
ed to the depositors credit will simply pay
tonne annas in an vioany taiooo.
wood sewerage and pure water are
among the greatest questions that agitate
any city, and are matter that should be
continually investigated in Albany as well
as in other cities. In large cities there are
regular Board of Health who Inquire into
all kinds of drinking water. It would b a !
proper thing, besides other Investigation.
secure a good analysis of both the well and
hydrant water In Albany, both that coming
from the Callpoola and from the Santlam
. PXNRtONS FOR INDIAN riOUTEIW.
In the early settlements of Oregon the
t e'.llers were subjected to the dire ravages
of barbarous warfare as were the early set
tlers In New England and the south. Con
gress by the donation act Invited American
clllsens to seUle hero as a means of holding
possession of the territory now embraced
by Oregon and Washington against tha
adverse claim set up by Great Britain. In
a national point of view this possession
was a matter whose value could not be es
timated In dollar and cents. It required a
spirit of courage, fortitude and patriotism
for those early plonceis to leave home,
Cauliflower is said to have .been brought
from Cyprus to England in 1603,
senators and Congressmen want mori pay I
for their brains and setvkss. Their constitu
ents want mors brains and servic's for their
pay. Who wsnt is th greatest?
i lie simplest way to fumigate a room is to I
beat an iron shovel very hot, and then pour
vinegai vpon it, drop by drop, , The steam
arising irom inn is a disiniectsnt. Itoors r
windows sliould be opened that it may escape.
If it be true that a Congressman is harassed
lo get along on 15,000 a year, why are so many
j, f vsimnc.
Artiwtlc (il'aintinq:
SIGHS, DESICHS.
Wod Engraving anrliltfechsalcal
Drawings,
LETTERING A SPECIALTY.
Rooms tt and 9 Fotor Blocks ,
'nlerwJ a th P O It w at Albstiy
an serond-clasa mail matter.
STJJiSCnimON RATES.
DcHrerad fcveMrler wr werk... ... .15
liy mail, par ybr
jmui, per motrn .... o
RATES WEKLY,
jr, In adrfi.f .,....,., . , 5.
na jwiir, at atxi m ytnr ,........,.,
inot.Uia, in advanse , . , ... 1.1)
friend and tha endearfno- associations of meB cambung lot such places, eager to le
civilisation, to come to this then trackless hed quit 10 death by sacrifice and priv.
wilderness and make homes surrounded on
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11 siue oy tavsiie inuei in uiikih. i ... . .,
, , , . , . I The dsath rate in the case of brewers, com-
PnllAxtnai ilia W hllman miuiriv nl whli-h I . . '
.... ... ,-. . .... . Mefds, ,rlYeIlcrii ,d olber c;aMes Mpoted ,0
every pioneer hariad and re-read In si . . ,rwium, ...j, .H,
lu brutal details, came the Cayuse war, in . ' .
hlA .1- NUNea IaL " "-
nvsa ow silaSii T v seal tj iwiiv-ii ws 1 ,
W. E. Mum)
The circus has gone but the small boy Is I w
here and the show will be continued by the P ?ar the service performed by these
1 am aawyers and uuckieberry Finns, of , wuo wos, nsir nca ...... v.. . Toe largest taxpayer in Germany is Herr
,kWnilMlirUmWMm TVZ "VCng' T TIT?, , Km of Esa, who psy. 131.400 on an in
reckless than ordinarily. ..; MSSTu" J!?. S
I have bought the largeat andbest stock of
DE.Y GOODS
A Pomeroy, W, T. paper says that all
the best horses will be advertised In lu col
umns. The only horse ad. In the paper li
mat or a muie. Lurious country that.
Two gentlemen from Tocoma and Spo
kane Fall have been In the ciiy, both old
and popular cltlxens here. It is worth a
jocknlfe to hear them tell about bow dull It
seemed In Portland on their way here, and
Aioany, wen, 11 almost puts them asleep to
waia aieng our street.
COC NCI L PKUCCRPINUM.
sua iney .tiouiti o amp.y d, nfj:U1L FfanLwl , ()lJ, Mal.
rcmslnlnafof these pioneer to know that!
an earnest effort Is being made to secure The oil of black birch I a product almost a AVer brOUffht to Alb an V. and I WOUid rGSDeCtfullv
from the general government a proper J precious as lb sitsr of roses.and is worth about J . - '
recognlUonof their and their dead com- $8o per galbn. As for the ordinary birch andnvit9 CVerV 0216 tO Call End lOOK? thrOUth mV
rade services In that war, in the way t hickory eiV well, we all rememlxr what it
Present all ofucer but
councilmen but Parker,
Petition for sidewalk in front of block
78 M' S A read and gianted.
Easter Prices. A circus with east
ern prices I a novelty In Oregon. Such
wa Mc Mahon & Farlnl's. 50 cent for
adults, 35 cents for children, tt cents for
side show andio cents for reserved seats.
The entertainment was good and contained
several fine features, well carried out not
withstanding a big Wcbfoot shower that
penetrated even the heavy canvas. The
The clown was considerably more promi
nent than In the recent three ring affairs
and nbtained somewhat of the old time
recognition of hi ability and power a a
joker. Cotre again."
Yaihina Bav. During the past few
days men and boy have caught many bar
rel of fine herring from the wharves. The
fish gather very thick around the pile and
deposit their spawn. Iris no trick at all
to catch, with a dip net a bucket full ot
them In a few moments. ...Next year Mr
Case will build a three story addllion,3ox6$,
lo the Ocean House and furnUh It with all
the modern cotiverilen-.es.... The first clr
eus on Yaqulna Bsy gav exhibitions on
Tuesday and edncsdjy at 1 equina City.
It-fmhlimn. ,
. A Good Sio. The Astoria Piommr gets
off the followinr good thing-, which we
have seen In nearly all our exchanges
'The man who' wouldn't take a newspaper
was In town the other day. Among the
other Indication of being behind the times,
we noticed that he set his watch by the
sign In front of the Jewelry store.wlped his
nose on a bolt of calico hanging in front
of a store, stopped at a bank to Inquire tfre
price of lumber and paid twenty-five cent
to a arug cierk tor an almanac
Car Load or Twine. April 11 Stewart
at Sox received by way of the Oregon Pa
clfic five car Ioal of twine, the largeat ship-me-t
ever made to the valley. It weigh
fifty ton and all together I just $73,500,
000 feet long, enough to rea:h four times
across the United Mates and back to Gates
ville. Considerable Is said about the cost
of twine this year; but the fact I thl twine
win oniy cost urmen about six cents an
acre more than last year. Stewart Sc Sox
do thing by tbr wholesale- ,
Uncertaixttop Lire. "In the mldt
of life we are in death." ;The newspaper
often put into type an item and then just
before going to press another entirely dif
ferent one on the ame subject, so rapidly
do human events change. The. CorvallU
Leader has an item about' a young man
and say "hi many friend will be glad to
hear of the recovery of nn health," in
another place hi death I chronicled.
Large Snipi. It takes a good deal to
frighten a lawyer; but they do tell the
story that IsstThursday after cominghetne
from a hunt from beyond the Calipooia
they made Judge Whsliey believe a couple
farmers were in the city after a warrant
jt hi arrest for shooting Chinese pheas
ants, whereas it wss only large snipe served
up for him at the at Charles for supper.
Leo Broken. Lout Thursday evening,
while riding near Sand Ridge, the team
being driven by Charlie Bardwell,a son of
A. Bard well, ran away,' throwing the boy
ouon the ground, resulting In one of hi
feg belno broken, the bone protruding out
of the flesh so severe was the fracture. He
was also considerably bruised in other re
spects. .
Valuable Horse Killed. Several
days ago Vfr Alfred Wheeler's fine trotting
mare, from Oneco, while in hU stables 011
his farm, was kicked In the region of the
heart bv a frisky fitly separated from him
only by a pole, and died shortly afterwards.
Mr wneeier had awhile previous to the
accident refused $250 for the horse.
s-
A BooMERWe have seen" booming
items but the following from an exchange
"ther jumps over anything else we Ive
ever seen in print : "And it Is now said
4 hops raised in. Oregon have become so
,.pu!ar In England that the English are
Mng up their vines and buying our
Will Repeat. The members ef the G
A R, of thl city will on May lotk repeat
"The Veteran or Kezlah the Scout."' This
play was one of the most popular ever
presented in the city and will again draw
Dig nouse. 5 . v i
A Holiday. April 30th, the centenniaj
of the constitution of the United States
will be a general holiday for the schools of
the country and as many other places as
will observe it. The Albany schools will
celebrate it in a fitting manner.
1 .
placing them on the pension lists ot the I used to bring. 1 8T0CK.
nation. A bearing unon this point we I 1
have been shown a letter from Senator) It Is relsled of a gosjoj Mississippi editor that
Mitchell to Hon. R. A. Irvine, of this city, ' fourteen year delinquent to bis paper
whs atnia. that thtre seems to be no record attended the funeral and just as the
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... i ..r . ...nut- ... I vuihb was ucine hjtcwcq oowb pot inm mw
w. . a.rSmn.i wir. .- ,ime ,u , a dm a thermometer,
Tuunwcn i n aanuigtwii v 1 palm leal tan and a recipe for making ice.
who were called out to protect the live,
home and property of the early settler I If you find ftvsted window panesdamp
mayor, and all I against the murderous attacks cf the Cay-1 pillows and walls, and feel UnguitJ, with prob-
use ar.d other Indian tribes. Senator I ably a slight headache, when yot wake on a
Mile hell's letter Is accompanied by one I cold morning, yon can feel pretty sure that tbe
from Adjutant General Dunn.ln which that I ventilation is imperfect. At this time of year
Petition of L II Montanye for the exten.l officer states that Capt-Wm. E. Birkhlmer, I the air is frequentlo shut out to keep out the
Ion of Brosdalbln street sewer was voted! Acting Jvdge Advocate, Department of (cold, asd niany suffer from the ill effects of aa
on and granted. I the Columbia, stationed at Vancouver, V. I insufficient supply of oxygen, and the breathing
IlenJ K Weatherord was called upon IT. has been designated lo Investigate the I of sir charged with cstlxmic scid and other dele
and spoke In reference to the Waattlng-1 organisation and service of the compsny of 1 terioas subatsoces thrown oft by exhalation.
ton street grade uU. I which Lawrence Hall wai made captain. I Tbe evidenc of bad ventilation may sot be
Councilman French moved that a com-1 We are Informed that there are several old I decidedly marked, but the silent and Jntidioos
mittee ot three be appointed to employ an I pioneers living In Linn county who were I injury to health goes on. A family can be
attorney to assist the two already emplcyed I members of that company, These gentle- I comfortable with less beat and more fresh air
In the grade suit. I men should correspond at on:e with Cspt, I thaa is generally supposed, and in rooms bested
French, ITeyoe and Grsdwohl were ap- I Win. B. Blrkhimcr.elvlnjr him all the facts I by furnace or slave, and lighted by gas. too
pointed. , I within their knowledge bearing upon this
The committee on health and police I Important subject. This matter grows out
were instructed to exsmme the matter ef , roe,noria Introduced In the late legls
ailV Wa vi waikair Wf IMC StlfmtJ WalaJCr I a . t, .11,
work from the Ca Inoola direct! v rnm I "f oenaior srvine, 01 wiis i.uV,
where th Callpoola sewer emptlc Inte I asking Congress to pension these pioneer
the stream. I Hdlan flshters en the same terms as pen
- 1. . . . . . . . . 1
ouncuman uraawor 1 movea msi street
commlloner examine Into the matter of
connection by lateral sewers with the main
sewers, and when not done that the proper
ty owners be notified to do so.
City recorder was instructed to advertise
for bids for extending Brosdalbln sewer
across 7th street.
Councilman rrench moved that
councilman at next meeting produce all
evidence possible In reference to different
kind of sewer pipe.
Children Cry for
DOMT FORGET
we carry a full line of Ot M, Henderson & Uo s
BOOTS AND SHOES.
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The Red School House Shoes are the best
in the world.
much care regarding ventilation cannot be exer-
Icised.
ItKTTER CtVK JABETT A PLACE.
sions are granted to Mexican war veterans.
We see no reason why this slight recogni
tion of their valuable services should not 1
at ore be gra'nled .
B. F. Kayser and wife, ot Marlon. 1111-
eacWlnols, have been appointed Superintendent
ttKAIi EsTaTr SALES.
As recorded In the Recorder's office for
Linn county, Oregon 1
V Morrow to Peter Bllyeu, part of
101 1, di a 10, iscio.... .... .....
A Hackleman to II E Chipman, lot
1, oia 3, in 30
oha loom to E Lanntng, undivid
ed K of E blk tic 11' A...
Geo E Chamberlain to Cha O Cab-
ien. lot a. blk 3
A Hackleman to John Glblln. bike.
u s 4m a...
loco I
1400
A Hackleman to J Inora and E J
fanning, blk 13, and 4 lots, blk
18, H'4th A 1
JMV Hllyeu to A J BUyeu, 3 lots,
biko, W'A. Silo... .?
JMV Bilyeu to A J Bllyeu, let 1.
oanu part 01 1017, blk J, and
part of lot 6,blk so. W A Scto
Mr M A Daly to Nancy E Elder,
"' blk in, H's A....
John Stipp to M E Bllyeu, lot 13.
. b.k 3 and lots 4 and 5, blk 8,W
A, Sclo...;
GeoDRIdlngitrtoMr M A Daly.
blk $o It's ad A 700
J M Ralston, to C M Moist, 90 acre
adjoining Lebanon
G II Liggett to J VI Rals'on.ooacrea
adjoining Lebanon, .
United States to Edward Evans, a patent w
GOLDEN BCLB BAZAAR
t'ab a iag Ways at Jlla sj wbol
I have made arrangement fee buying
good direct from the factories V Europe
and will sell at wholesale or retail, cheaper
than any where else on the Pacific Coast
The following are some of me cm h retail
prices t
K doxen nnhandled teacups and aaucers.
35 s.
H doxen unhandled coffee cups and sau
cers, 45 CIS,
K doxen handled coffee cup and 1
cera, 50 cts.
ft doxen seven Inch dinner plates, 45
cts. . .
These goodt are all Ironstone China and
not a cheaper grade of goods. I hsvs also
aouea good stock of groceries, which t
ask people t call and examine and judge
lor themselves as to quality and prices.
Tulivs Gradwohu
Paotoxrapky. "
A. B. Paxton has bought out Mr. Littler
at the old stand and he will be happy
to welcome all his old customers and new
ones as well, and will be able to give finer
pictures than ever before, having secured
all late Improvements In the art while East
We have all the negatives taken by myself
and Crawford for the last 10 years In Al-
oany, tiarnsDurg, Monmouth and Larval
lis and will furnish copies from them at re
duced prices. Are prepared to do all kind
of copying and enlarging to life slse. finish
ed in best style. Frames of all sizes cheap.
in , , . , -
v ail ana aec ittic wort,
Crawiord & Paxtok,
and Matron, respectively, of the Indian
school at a arm Spring Indian Agency
rnls means, of course, that there are no
republicans In Oregon fit and competent to
take charge of the Indian school. It will
be remembered, that, when, under Cleve-
landome man from the east sras appoint
ed farmer at the Warm Spring,the repub
lican paper of this state set up a long and
sanctimonious howl about a democratic
300 1 president sending men from a dlsUnce to
fill positions here,that,by right, should be
filled by ciliaens of the state. Criticisms,
soo then, of Cleveland s course, In the estima
tion of these brethren, could not be made
too severe. That, alone, they said, was
enough to sink Cleveland's administration.
But there seems to be.ln the action of these
papers, a very broad, wlde-out difference
bet ween twesdle- dum and t wcedle-dee. We
hear no criticism of Harrison. These or-
gans evidently believe In the doctrine that
Hhe king can do wrong," provided how
ever he Is a king after their own heartThls
Is one of the exemplifications of that dearlr
leved doctrine of "home rule," which he
was to observe so closely.
The Solomon Va&ey Democrat published at I
Those people who were disposed lo think I Minneapolis Kansas ssys:
that Secretary Bayard moved tooslowtyi "Knock the tenff off the raw material of I
3700 1 with reference to the situation at Samoa, 1 which twine is'msde, and if necessary admit
Hi be Interested to know that the present 1 itielf free, and the twine trust would die a
administration will do nothing toward es- I natural death. It is "useless to attack these
tabllshing a coaling stsllon at Pago Pago j trusts and uphold the principal source of their
until after the Berlin conference, for fear I being. This thought may be unpalatable to
of giving offense to Germany. The United I many of our readers who believe ia a protective
States has a clcrly established right to set I tariff, but it is easy to disprove it by investiga-
up a coaling atation there whenever it sees tioo if it is false. A mere denial for partisan
fit to do so, and congress has appropriated I effect wort disprove it.'
$100,000 tor the purpose, but Mr. Blaine Is I Bra. Democrat, your head Is level , You
in no hurry to act in the premises. 1 no 1 are a teacher of the true faith. Tbe time is
exigencies of the republican party In the j not far distant when the farmers of Kansas
tieat ot a campaign, and the exigencies of I will open their eyes to tbe truth of what you
state policy when that party control the y, "One more river lo cross."
administration are widely different
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John Jsrrett must be cared for by tbe party
now in power, and the best way to do it is to
make it no more costly to the country than is
absolutely necessary. He bos speculated in
politics u ruler the labor flag for some years; tbe
labor is worthy of bis lure, and be roust be paid.
Mr. Jarreit has proposed two wsys by which
be can be satisfactorily paid for bis party ser
vices. He has a ua combine ready to start, by
wliich be and probably a score of others could
be speedily enriched, if tbe tax on tin is put up
:S per-cent. Ia other words, if Congress
shall lax every dinner pail and tbe kitchen
utensils of the poor and the vegetable 'cans of
tbe small fanners, $7,000,000 more a year, Mr.
Jarre t would be content without an office,
be and his combine would maaufadure tut,
We now tax the consumers of tin some $6,000,.
000 when we don't manufacture a tin plate in
tbe country, and Mr. Jsrrett wants 00 iy $7,000
000 or so snore added to the taxes of the people
to enable him and a score of bis associate to
accumulate fortunes.
As there is much doubt about Congress tax
ing the people msay millions annually to repay
Mr. J arret t for bis party services, be is willing
to take tbe Consulate to Sheffield, England, as
a full acquittance of present claims; and as that
would be the cheapest way to psy him let him
have tbe Consulate by all means. 1 le must be
paid of course; but wby tax the people millions
needlessly every year to pay him when be can be
paid without any extra tax being imposed upon
our already overtaxed peoplrF Give him tbe
Consulae.
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in the next 30 dayc.
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The Leading Jash Dry Goods Store.
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We have repeatedly shown ia these columns I
that the profession, on tbe part of republican
leaders, of special regard for, and interest in
A resolution adopted the other day by
tbe New York republican businessmen's
association stales Ihst there are 3,000,0001 the welfare of okl soldiers was, and is, as a rule
without employ mnt In the country , ahara and pretense." If tbe old soldier is a
at tHl time.and a committee was appointed j republican these leaders have a very tender re-
inquire if any means could be devised to j fa him, but if he votes the detnocrstic
ritigate the alarming and growing evil It ticket they have no kindlier regard for him than
supposed that the industries were to tney have for any other democrat. This fact
boosa when all danger of a reduction of the j U thuwn by the very ruthless manner in which
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tariff was dissiputed.and the panacea of pro
lection could be spread as thickly as its
friends desired. Is there no more balm in
that GUead ?
tbey are" removing old soldiers from office to
make room for their own pets. Jerome B
Burke, chief of the gazette, division in the
patent office at Washington is a democra. a
The Australian wheat crop isald to be j Grand Array man, and at one time command er
nearly a failure. From 2,000,000 aoea of I of the department ol the Potomac. His place
seeding there Is a crop of only 6,orooo I is wanted by some republican pouncian. 1 ne
bushels, and of this a considerable part is I commissioner ot patents has notified mm mat
i,maF fnr nnvthtnir excent stock feed. I his resignation would be gladly accepted if
T th Australian wheat export was 1 tendered. . Mr. liurke witft true, , democratic
10,000,000 bushels. : Now there will cer- j pluck declines toresiga and say he wfll
si
; EViakes ' You Hungi'y
.vr umA lJuc s cvlory Compound and it pjirlng medicine means more now-a-i!ivs limn tt
! talnly be no more than is needed for h me
use and seed, perhaps not so much.
Blessing of Sleep.
allow
the commissioner to remove him if be chooses.
Mr. Burke will be remove If lor bis being a
Uranu Army man ww speK aotmng in . n,s
favor ls long as be -votes tie democratic ticket.
A Flag Arrangements are being made
to buy a fine flag for the school house, tu
be presented with ceremonies on the inaug
uration centennial, April 3uth, when it will
be unturleo. .
Tourists,
When on pleasure bent or bnsinssa,
should take on every trip bottle of Syrup
of Fig, as it acta most pleasantly and ef
fitf ually on thekidneys, liver and bowels,
preventing fevers, besdaohe and other
forms of sicknsss. For sale In 60a, and
1.00 bottles by all leading druggists,
FItchcr'a Cactorla,
: Undeserved Langbed At ,
The unthinking are prone to soalte
game of Dervougn, Yet thia la a very
real and serious affliotien, toe baramlag
nymptoms of which are rendered alt tbe
more poignant by ridicule, . Tbe atonaaob
ia usually responsible for tbeae symptom
its weakness and disorder find reflex
fa tbe brain, which is the headquarters of
tbe nervious system. As a nerve tooie
and tranquilizer, we believe that not one
ean be pointed cut so effective as Has
tetter'b Stomach Bitters, In renewing
vlRoroui digestion, it strikes tbe key not
of recovery of strength and qulttnde by
the nerves. Headaches, tromors In quiet
aleep, abnormal neasitlveness to unex
pected noises all these modify and ulti
mately disappear as tbe ayptetu gains
Ktrengtb from tbe gebt tonio. Dyspepsia,
biliousness, rhenmatism, constipation and
kidney complaints are subdued by the
Sitters.
Dr. Flint's Remedy, for the mn or wo -man
who flnde himself or herself unsbl
to sleep night, Is an Invaluable raedloin,
which wtll not only procure the bleeslng
of aleep, but wilt prevent a ireiieral bresk
Ing down of the system. Descriptive
treatise wlf b eoh bottle ; or, add res Mack
Drug Co., t- V. .
At Cost. G. W. Simpson has just re
vived at a bargain a large lot ot ladles
muslin underwear and Infanta' robes, slips
stnd hoods, which he will sell at -s holesale
ost, marked In plain figures.
Advice to 1'otliers.
v - Wintlnn's Soothinu- Svrop. for
ebildreti teethlog, is the prescription of
of tbe best female nurses ana pnysi
in thm TJnited Hates. and has been
used fef forty yeat with never-falling
awswaie by millions of methers for their
.hit4nn. Durinor tbe Drooesa of teethlnir
t vclsia ia inoalauable. It releaves tbe
Krnm rtna enrea dvsentery and dlar
rhAAav. ri ninir In the bowels, and wind
i Hv civlns- health to the child It
rests Use mother. Price a DOiti.
Thompson & Overman keep t he J best hat -
nasses. . .
7 Oks oiures rheumatism, neuralgia
toothochs. jFosbay k Masoa, AgenU.
and
A system that comdemns teas ef tkousands
of industrious men to idleness and tTieir families
to proverty and ignorance simply to enrich e
few who hav seized ujion the gifts of nature
that they may sell to others the . privilege of
living, is dangerous in a government like ours.
Either the system or government will change,
The campaign liars who : promised "better
times' in the event of Harrison's election were
handsomely rebuked by the 2,ooo idle and
proscribed mechanics at Springfield, O., 'Mon
day. For the first time in many years the city
government passed from the control of million
aire mrnufactares.
Foraker for the senate, Halstead for governor
and Republican harmony in Ohio are among
he latest dreams of tbe pjitickns.
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The Clark thread company has cut the wages
of spinners fifteen per cent, Protected forty
seven per cent.,. . C: -i V'
has liad a salutary
fCect. muvlsorat-
cd Ibe svsunu oi'-d I
reel lu;o a now
lucn. It Improves
Uie appetite and j
i lion." J. T. Cors-
- land, FrUnus, S.C.
Paine's
Celery Compound
la a unique tonio Jnd appetizer. "Pleasant to
the Wste, quick in Ua action, and wltliout any
injurious effect, it gives tuat rujrtred nesltu
wlilcti mokes every tiling taste Rood. It cures
dvsnepsta and kindred dlsoroVrs. l'hyslolaus
pivscrlbe it $l.oo. Six tor sa.v. Btuggists.
--: Wrus, Sichaedsos ft Co.. Burlington, Vt
did ten jears sga The winter of 1SSS-S9 saaleft
Hie nerves art fltggcd out. The nerves must be
strengthened, the blood purifled, liver sad
bowels resilatcd. ralue'ii Celery Cotapoartd
tA Spriita JJW o of to-day does all tuts,
as nothing else Caa. Frttcribtd hy fivsieians.
Rtemmrundti by DrvgyMs, Endcrtti ftjr X M."er,
Qaranta4 tt A MatmfiieUtren to b
The Best
Spring Oedicine.
m the spring: of 1S87 1 was all run down. I
would get up lu tlie mortitiiff wltu so tired a
tert Ing, and was so weak tliiu I could liardly cwt
around. Itxms-ht abotlleof Palms'sCelery Com
pos nd, and before 1 bad tiiken It a week 1 felt
very mueti better. 1 cun ebectully pccroiwea
tt W all who mttl a butldlait up and streuart awn
ing medicine." Mrs. B. A. low, Burllngiuu. Vt.
niMunun nvr Wo' anything oy color . inrjlTCn rrtri9ae;'s.!
DIAxOltD DIES JVwtrJ'uUr- dftwutur.'! LAvtHlU rUUU Jhe ilcjaaan tji
Nourishes habits petfrfity.
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M. M. GiUam gets ?tJ,ooo per year lb
writing the business adveitUement for Post
master General Watiamaker. . -
9b WotuekoevtrHtni
JVurwK-rs. It Is Impor
tant that tha Boda or
Baierai.ua you nxeahonld
be White and Pure aaiuo
a all almilarsnbat noes
naad for food. Toinaura
obtaining only the "Ann
A Hammer" brand Sods
or halorat ta, b.iy it in
pound orhs'f pound '
crtoon which bearour
au and tnda-iuark, s I
Inferior goodJSra aom
timaaaubaUtutedfoitvs
Arm a Uauiiurf'' bran .1
when bought in bulk.
Parties naing B iking
Powder should remem
ber that its sole ruin
property constats of bt.
carbonate of aoda. On
teaspoonfnl of tha Arzn
It Uammer" brand of
Bods or B&leratus mixed
with sour milk equals
r.
QVH TRADE MAKli
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j:'!? tuty times ita
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P'U'sai-v' terra aiVa
eco., a ti.'amauy Bak
.in 1 n aro made,
t j ixii;. tml Farmera
hhotLluiM uoinrtiie4Aria
A: ilKitmiyr brnd fcr
I Li.lt Ilus fcJwott ami
CAxmatt, Ef that
ert-ry pounfl )3,cka;8 of
'Aim ,! l Jlmiiicr
Eriiid"' f.inuiQS full
lti cuacH u t, and th
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ii OUT; livt, hi'.i vr
Kl(rattii? e.iuo c spec;-;
Packed in Card Board Boxs. Always keeps Soft
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