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.APRIL 19, 1889.
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LOCAL RECORD.
Anotiicr Onk.IIow those Astotia
paper do tore to pick At Yaqulne bay
TKejr almost turn night Into day hatching
up unit new hit at the Oregon Pacific's
harbor. Here It a lata on from the Asier.
Am: "Captains are thick In Astoria. You
can't throw a stene on the street without
being likely to hit a captain. Talking to a
captain yesterday, he yt 'I ice there't
another wreck at Yaqutita. Yaqulna al-
way n the turmiest piece lor wreck.
Fourteen rear ago I spent $160 and three
month' time, I and my partner, down
there, putting up aauer kraut. We put up
300 barrel and shipped It from Yaqulna,
but the vessel that we hlptd It l i wa
wrecked and the whole caboodle, 300 bar
rel mighty fine tauer kraut, wa treed
along the beach, and I and my partner
were out all that money and work. "
Saxtiam minks. "t, L. Wheeler ar
rived in the city yesterday from Rock
Creek, Linn county. He give very en
couraging report of the development being
made in the silver mine in that cectlon
lie ay that the CUrren Rros, of the re
duction wcik at Portland, are pushing the
work In the Galena tunnel, having naw
reached 173 teet.and are now running three
Mitt, and that they are alo at work on
the Brlithtenbuth mine, In Marlon county
He alio tate hat the Canal Koik Mining
company, of Portland, will aoon reume
work In the Canal Fork i.tlnc.ln the White
Bull district, tn which thev have already
Invested about 50.00a' 'Aintrsmrn.
Crayon Portraits It might not be
out of place to suggest that parlies who
contemplate having crayon portiaits made
await Mrs Blum's arrival. Account, aree
that the lady Ua plnt:ikitv and sifted ar
lit. and It I the more grMtHvtng to our
vanity to rejoice in the fact that Albany
wilt be her home and that her Interests
and our will be Identical. Though she
come primarily to join her husband, the
presumption is that she will not forsake the
art she lias so successfully followed in San
Francisco but will continue the same here
to the extent that Albany may afford her
Committed Siicidr. A German pro
fettor In a Western city, of the name of
Gottgetegnet Pumpern!oke!,ha commut
ed suicide, leaving a note giving as his rea
son for the rash act that he wa weary of
having people make fun of hi name. Peo
pie who trade with Conn Brothei-e,thc popu
lar grocer, of thl city, never get weary of
their name. Pig bargain overcome such
little things, and Gotigesegnet Pumper
nickel would now be living if he had bought
hi groceries and crockery ware of Conn
Bros.
Elevator Fill on Him. Last Tues
day, while running the basement elevator
in the tore of G. W. Smith, Mr. Frank
Bastings slipped and fell under the elevator,
the rope tripped and the elevator, loaded
with nearly a thousand pound of tovea,
botes, etc, fell on his back, knocking him
to the floor and wrenching hi back and
bruising him seriously, lie will probably
be laid up for sometime. Mr Hastings i
a member of the G. A. R. and a hsrd work
ing, Industrious cllUen. '
Concert. There will be an Easter Sun
day concert gKen at HarrUburg Sunday
evening, April aist, under the auspice of
the Young People' Methodist Alliance,
for the purpose of raising funds for the
building cf a Methodic church building In
that town. Ticket must be secured be
fore Sunday. Admission, 35 cent ; child
ren, 15 cent ; reserved seats, 50 cents.
Good music By order of committee.
An Alarm. At 6 o'clock yesterday an
alarm of fire called the fiie department cut
and after something of a hunt. It wa as
certained that a detective flue in the house
of Richard Fox, on First street, had caused
a slight blaze. It was extinguished with
out the aid of the apparatus. Albany has
been very fortunate for several year In
having more alarm than fires
Disappeared. Last Monday one of
the dray team of F E Allen wa standing
on the plank approach to the south side of
the Oregon Pacific wharf warehouse.when
one of the horse suddenly disappeared. A
search being made he wa found ten feet
below in the excavation, the rotten boards
having given away and let him in. Very
little damage wa done. It took hard work,
though, to get the horse out.
Hotxt Contested The matter of
building a new court house at Dallas, Polk
county, wa brought up before the county
court at that city iat Thursday. Hon N L
Butler aooeared for the petitioners and
Hon W R Bilveu, 'A thi city, for (he re-
monttrators. The latter asked for further
time and after a hot contest got the case
adjourned for one eek. The whole coun
ty i worked up over the matter.
Biggest Liar. The biggest liar ha
been heard from. He run a paper in Col
orado, and says : "Hundred of people in
Oregon are In a starving condition. So
many have emigrated to that country this
spring that everything is overdone ; work
cannot be had for half the population ; out
of money and no labor for them, they are
Idle and hungry."
Demand Increasing. Everything on
First street la occupied and there 1 a big
demand for more office. Mr Senders' new
office on Ferry street will readily rent,
and there will be a demand for others.
Several stores 'also would rent at once
This is the very season when several with
rookeries on their lots should erect come
'substantial building,
Resident Surgeon. Dr G W Maston,
'of this city, ha been appointed resident
'sure-eon of the Southern Pacific R R Co
4tX this city, and already has one case on
his hunds. This is a new feature on this
railroad, and beginning about a month ago,
each employee i assessed Mty cent
month to sustain if.
A Chinese Pheasant Wednesday
a Chinese pheasant wandered into the city
and took refuge in C II Dodd & Co s ware
house on Ferry Street; Mr Watt Montelth
aaw him anter and succeeded in capturing
him after a earar chase. The bird was a
beauty.
The Deed Delivered. Wednesday
the deed for the ground where the woolen
mill is to be located wa duly executed to
the Woolen Mill Company, and all the pre
llminary steps are being taken as rapidly
as possible preparatory to beginning active
work on this great enterprise.
SicoaFoot. Messrs John. Isom and E
J Lanning have bought of Mr Harper
Cranor 1 10 feet front at the corner of Firt
and Lyon streets, paying $16,500 for the
same. This property, we understand, will
be the site of a large brick hotel, the fined
In the valley.
A Bio Leaf. D. V. 8. Reii lias shown
the Democrat office a maple leaf which
for the middle of April rather leaves the
Eastern leaf completely in the ehade. It
la 16U Inches lone. Including stem, and
18W Inches wide. We challenge a d upll-
cate from beyond the Rockies.
Thos. Kay. "Square Farrar yesterday
received a letter from Thos Kay, Ihe pro
prietor of the Salem woolen mills, who is
now rustling around among the mills of
Nortn Andover, Worcester and Lawrence,
Massachusetts, looking up the looms and
other machinery needed for the mill here'
Statesman.
Wild Oats Ed Bangs, a Eugene boy,
who was In the city sowing hi wild oat
was arrested Sunday for being drunk and
disorderly. Twl policemen had a run of
several blocks before they could catch th
voungslcr. He was fined $10 andcosts.and
lis parent should spank him and put him
tabed.
Tut Spick School. The following U
a report of District No. I7,it Linn county
taught by C H. Jones, for month ending
April tub, tSSo ! No. day attendance
867 ( No. day absent, 57 No, time tsrdy
1 ; No. pupil enrolled, 48 No. belonging
46 i dally average attendance, 43. The
name of pupil who were not abseut dur
ing the month are 1 Llnnlo Baltimore
Georgia, Uncle, Grace and Bayard Bridges,
Ray and Elsie Bttrkhart, Vora Dodson
Henry, Dallas andGrcnvitle Faulkncr,Ocy
and Lawrence Hardinan, Georgia, Mbmlc
Joe and John Kecbler, Delta and Andy
Leedy, Harry Mullen, May, Sevilla and
Frank Powell, Herbert and Ernest Simp
son. Persons who visited the school were
Louis tone, Robert Hart, Anna Marshall,
Elcn Gentry, 15 Mvers, Otis Keebtcr, (.'has
vt inner, 1 r Martin anuj njouey. Pur
Ing the month a teacher s desk and chair
were added to the furniture of the school
room. On FrIJay afternoon, April uih,
Aruor iay wasooserved by the school
About 50 tree were planted ench pupil
pinming ai ichmi one v. men sniui tie known
a hi tree, and which It shall be hit duty
to care for. Arbor Dav 1 something new
and much Interest was shown by the pupils
01 1:11s scnooi in me observance ot it.
Great Tiuno in STotm.--It teem to
be pretty ccrtaln.say "Note an J Comment"
In Ihe Orrg!, that the Chicago &
northwestern road i furnishing moucy(or
It heavy men are) to flnUh the Oregon
tclltc road through to Boise City to con
wet with their road running west through
Wyoming to that p ace. IioUe pnpett say
that he Manitoba road will build branch
to their city. If these thing prove tru-
Uoise C Itvwlll be a railroad point Mm!
middle Oregon and this valley will be In
uireci communication with the irreat world
The Albany journals claim the Astoria
road will branch from that place, while
"alem feel askurrd it will be the connect
Ing link with Portland and Astoria.
1 wo men. - hunday morning two
men almost as rich a Crtriua, got off the
overland train at this city, went to the Ore
gon Pacific depot where a special train
e altrd therr, steamed, In company with
some O P officials, rapidly to the front; re
turned, went to Corvalll. came back and
took a nptclal train for Portland, which had
been telegraphed for. They were two of
the leading directors of the Chicago &
Northwestern, and the fact means that the
O P ha all the backing It needs and that
work will begin at an early dav and be
pushed with great rapidity during' the com
ing year.
Fast Driving. Last Monday a farm
er from Brownsville precinct was arrested
for fast driving. It seem that he came to
the city, took on board too much whisky,
turned Considerable of hi money over to
the saloon keeper and made hi horse spin
around the city He had $54 on hi per
son when arrested. It Is claimed he start.
ed out with double the amount. Sober, a
good citixen and neighbor, the Democrat
retrain this time from glvinz hi name.
hoping he won't do it again.
The Chicken Business Mr Fred
Hoffman and family, former neighbor ot
Dr G uiss, in Kansas, have arrived in the
city and will make Linn county their home.
While here a few. months ago Mr Hoff
man bought twenty acre near the city, on
which he will reside and run a henery of
good dimensions. He brought along some
nne cnicken as a starter, has ordered an
incumbator and proposes supplying the
market with large and plump fowl.
Proved Tri e. The rumor which the
Democrat published Monday in refer
ence to the complete plant of the Browns-
ville Woolen Mill Co. being sold proved
true.as we were certain It would.though at
the time we were unable to obtain particu
lars of the transaction. The consideration
was placed at $30,000, of w hich $17,000
was raised in an hour, it is asserted. The
plant Include the machinery at thi cltv.
and the "purchaser are Messrs W R Kill,
rcter Hume and other prominent Browns
ville citizen. An entire new lot of machin
ery will be ordered for the Albany mills.
Another Idea- A fine opportunity
will present itself to the Chicago & North
western railroad (aid to be backing the
Yaquina bay road of buying the east aide
branch of the bankrupt Scotch Reed road.
and extend one prone of their line to
Portland. When procured the road from
Sl.veton to the Willamette should be
abandoned and the road extended through
the Molalla and Damascus country through
direct to Portland opening out a fine por
tion of Clackamas county now without rail
rod facilities. Portland WtUomt.
Nor Bright Enough. "The Demo
crat, of Albany, (peaking of the electric
t'ghts in Cot valils, says that it i an Indi
cation of progress when a city put in elec
tric light and arc light at that We re
gret to inform the Democrat that the
proposed light are not arc, thought they
ought to be, for street lighting at least."
'ienton Leader. Experience will leachour
neighbor that only the arc light can do
the business. Eugene City is a gxd ex
ample of the incandescent treet light
Go Barefooted. A day or two ago we
mentioned the fact that an eastern man
did not locate a boot and shoe store here
on account of there being no room and
that he left for some place with plenty of
vacant stores, probably Salem. The Jour-
ual gets even with us as follows: "lie
looked Albany over, thinking to locate
there, but as most of the denizens of that
city go barefooted he thought (hoe would
be a luxury and unsaiaoie.
A Distrib'.'TINO Point. About the
liveliest place in Albany is the S P freight
room . The business being done is in keep
ing with the life of Albany. Since the
first of the month 500,000 pounds of freight
have been transferred from the Ore eon
Pacific and the river boats, and the direct
traffic wa considerably more. Albany I
already quite a distributing point,
Probate Matters. Week ending
April 17th. In the matter of the estate of
Rebecca Cooper. Inventory filed, and or
der made to sell personal property. Estate
of Henry Penland, will admitted to pro
bate. Estate of F Hsaly deceased. Inven
tory filed. Estate of las Galloway. Final
account filed and set for hearing June 3rd
at 3 p. m.
Will Be a Treat. Ida K Hines. next
Monday evening at the Presbyterian
church. This promises to be one of the
finest elocutionary treats ever offered in
Albany. Miss Mines i said to be very
talented, being one of the best in the Unit
ed Slates, and our citizens should show
their appreciation of the privilege of hav
ing Mis liines here by tilling the church
tull. Admission. Co cts.
Alumsii Meeting. There will be
meeting of the member of the alumni of
the Albany Collegiate Institute on Thurs
day of next week, to make arrangement
for commencement exercise, time and
pUce to be named hereafter. All members
are earnestly requested to be present By
order of the preeident, Jas F Powell.
Size of Linn County. Oklahoma,
the famous land to be opened to settlers
on the 26th instant, is almost exactly the
size of Lion county, and there are estimat
ed to be nearly 50,000 people hovering
around it to take it up. As there are only
io.coo homsteads there Is liable to be sever
little shooting arm quarrels.
How Is It Spelled The schoolmaster
asks the newspaper man how the name of
the creek that empties into the Willametje
river at Albany is spelled. It is spciiea
"Calapooia.
Ff.Ewert. rfrocttca!! watchmaker and . w
el-t-
Tn WARE AI10 IIAOD
VARE'-Of-ALL KI?!DS AT
D E0E& R0S20S
oi rtNfw.
The following t.ibuhr statement, show
the number of school districts together
with the number of pupil in each and the
amount of ppbllc funds drawn by each a
apportioned by County School Superin
tendent Curl. The total amount apportion
d Is $15,443,40. Whole number of pupils
in the county 5694. In making the appor
tionment $50 it set apart for "each district
after which the remainder Is apportioned
per capita. The rate per capita I $J.fo.
Another apportionment of nearly half the
above amount will be made In August 1
No, at Nn ot r. Fund
bill, BVhelsra, Apar'd,
N,ot No. or
lMst, Scholars,
Co. fund
AxrM,
Al
I 30 $m3.uo 50 39 $190.40
a 64 3S0.40 51 14 136-40
3 59 atiiio S 1 053.40
4 71 30S.60 53 '35 176 oe
5 3JM 5. 3 18680
( 33 16S 80 55 ' 70 3oa.oo
7 43 304. So 56 55 24800
8 115 46400 58 t3 150.8-
9 40 19400 59 31 ICI.fiO
o 34 1 7 to " ajj.Ho
it Mj asfy.fo fit 33 i3-8o
ta ;) j6j 40 6a 33 1(.80
3 7! 33".!h 63 io moo
14 30 158.00 64 35" "1 76 00
15 (10 306.00 r5 31 161.63
16 169 65840 66 34 i7a.ao
17 99 40640 67 48 jjj.oo
18 60 266.00 68 31 161 60
9 5 t S.13 60 69 a6 14360
ao 73 31180 70 50 J 3.oo
at 37 15915 71 41 aoi.10
' (x 366 0O 71 19 HS40
2 19 1:8.40 73 78 330.80
14 5; 348 m 74 in 449.60
a 18680 75 45 aia.00
3h 88 366.80 76 33 t68.6o
7 3 19040 77 3 .sSoo
38 49 316.40 78 31 161.60
io 3 176.00 79 19 118.40
3 13 9680 8 1 88 366.80
31 43" a4.8o ba 46 1115.60
3a 59 361.40 83 34 172.40
33 37 S3.ao 84 5 37o
34 47 31930 85 16 107.60
35 3 s 1S6.80 86 ia 93.30
3 p 33o8o 87 29 154.40
37 81 341.60 88 36 143.60
38 37 183.30 89 40 19400
39 54 344-40 90 33 186.S0
40 29 154 40 91 39 19040
4 M3 54-bo 9a 34 136.40
43 174 676.40 03 aa 139.30
43 70 303.00 94 59 363.40
44 19 118.40 95 67 291.30
45 3i 161.60 96 a8 150.80
46 37 147.30 97 33 l3.8o
47. 31 135.60 98 31 135.60
48 53 340.80 99 46 3l.6o
49 6 588o 100 33 168.80
Cl'KKKXCY.
An eastern exchange aj that "when a
foreigner ask to be shown our palaces, we
take him to a bar There are no
temperance palace. Thl contain a sug
gestion. An Albany young man Is able to tell
whether the young ladles lace tightly or
not, by their laugh. If they do It becomes
giggle.
The agent of a concert company In the
city several weeks ago wore a tall collar a
dirtv a a printer's towel. No wonder he
couldn't get a hall.
Wheat keeps a tumbling down. The
man who seils in October or November
every year is the one who make it In tlie
''long run.
IN MKNUttlAX
Ecio, April 13, iSSJJ. "
At the regular meeting of Scio Lodge
No 39, A F Si A M the following preamble
and resolution were adopted.
Wmereas, It ha pleased an all wise
Providence to remove from our midst our
beloved brother, Samuel T Miller, who
was stricken by the hand of death at Ami
ty, Yamhll1 county, Oregon. Be It there
fore Resolved, That this lodge ha lost an
upright member and brother, one whose
dally walk exemplird our Masonic virtue,
friendship, molality and brotherly 'ove.
Resolved, That we do sincerely sympa
thize with hi grief stricken family in this
their hour of bereavement In thi sad
hour we must look forward to the Immort
al part the soul or spirit of man which
hall live when time shall be no more.
Resolved, That these resolution be
spread upon the record of the lodge, a copy
therrof transmitted to the family of our
drceaed b. other and a copy to the Daily
Democrat and Daily Herald' lot publica
tion. William Cyrix,
O S May.
Committee.
Reboot Ueport
The following Is the report of school in
Dist No 49, of Linn county. Or- for the
term ending April 3rd 1S89 t
Lutie Pearl, 100 t Francis Bells, 94
Carrie Wilson, 91 ; John Belt, 91 ; Roy
Uondra.oo : Minnie ijchlck,So : hred Wig
le, 89 ; Neliie Wig1e,86 ; Eddie Haverland,
86 : Nellie Brers, 84 t VIolinta Waggoner,
83 ; Arthur Schick, 83 : Annie Drinkard,
83 ; Willie Hawk, 83 ; Bertha Wlgle, 83
Martha Haverland, So ; oeorge 1'earl, 79 ;
Albert Adamson, 78 ; Schuyler Overton,
77 ; Bennie Schick, 77 Laura Haverland,
79 ; Willie Haverland, 76 ; Fred rearl.76
Killie Adamson,75 ; Claude A!llngham,73;
rean Alllngham, 70; Willie Schick, 03,
Those neither absent nor tardy during
the term are Schuyler Overton and George
I'earl.
Olive LoNo.teacber,
Doubled His Money. Last Tuesday
Mr Hub Bryant sold to Mrs I N Woodle
ten acrei adjoining the City for $7000.
This Is the property Mr Bryant about two
months ago purchased of Jay Blain, paying
$3500 for it, and for which Mr Blaln paid
iooo a year or two previous, it will now
be in order forMrs Woodle to get $15,000
tor the land.
Judge Dexny. News from Asia is to
the effect that Judge O N Denny, adviser
to the Corean King, ha received from LI
Hung Chang $30,000 In coin and will re
turn to Oregon. No doubt Judge Denny
will be very clad to return to hi native
land, having had all the notoriety one man
can wish In a foreign country. A In thi
case he has always come out on top.
Just Received. F L Kenton has just
received by last steamer a good supply of
very fine California full cream cheese
whfch will be sold cheap. Also received
a new barret of choice mixed pickle. He
keeps a firt-clas stock af groceries and
confectionery, and when In need ot any
thing in his line you will do well to give
him a call.
Results or War A war with Gr
many would increase the value of the Ore
oron wheat crop, but it would net Increase
the price of millinery at the new store of
Mrs Marie Davis & Co. These ladies are
doing a remarkable business at remarka
ble prices. Call and see the new style and
latest novelties, everything new ana 01
l&test design.
Seal Rock View. Thl fine property
located eight mile from Newport near
the famou Seal Rocks, 1 very popular
and is going rapidly. Chas Metzger & Co
of this city, have the exclusive agency for
several nictly located jot. . 00x135 Ieet
$50 a lwt, payable in nve montniy install
ments without interest, make them a bar.
ga n. Call early gnd see plat.
Salmon.--A nice lot
of fesh Chinook
at 8chultz Bros.,
salmon received daily
City Market.
Pee -Bouittant." she laraest imported Per
cheron stallion io this section at the City
Feed Stables, 4tb street. '
CUPERIOR LINES OF
AGRICULTURAL IM-2
PLC ME NTS AT DE-
YOE&ROCSON ,
HOJtS AND ABROAD
0W DAY.
It oot $12,780.33 to run Eiigcb City last
yr.
Blaln U th nam of a W, T. city and it
Jraady lis a First National Bank.
Lsa Douglss, of lUrriilurg, wilt start n
his new lljuring mill about tin last of tin
wk.
Snow may b atnn along tits foothills from
thl 01 ty, a faot wliloh tolls its own little Icy
lory
A boy born on a Sonthera Psoillo train
the othr day wis nsmmt by the psKsengers,
who took uu a puiss for hint, Uroyer llsrtl-
on. will lis liye undsf suob a nam.
Th LadisV Nooliity of the Presbyterian
Church, will (jiv s soolatile at th residsno
01 air John Althouse o 1 hursiiny vsnina,
April 18th to wbloh all are cordially iovited
to ttteod.
Now thers 1 a fubWr trust repotted. Thst
1 the kind ot a trust th newspaper ot Ore
gon r oattsged in, It stretch from a year
into tiv bniure "aftor harvest ' eomes, that
I ono in a while it doe.
A poor sailor in Astoria pluked up a Vt
piece aud asked a man puaiug by if he had
lost it. The man hsdn t lost It, but he nt
aud said be bad. The trior sailor banUd
vr the money and got ti fur his trouble.
inefa piece proved to be bogus.
Col rarksr. editor o'. the Walla Walla
Statrtman. paid tH00 ( tout Seattle urno.
erty suvertl month ', which he has just
oi.i fur IKUKX), wh we uudr the son did
he get the f '.'800 that is the qutio .
A tnso from the Kt baa bean io th city
with a view to opening an exclusive boot and
ho store bate, hut being nnsble to obtain a
room, or eveu a house to live In lolt forsoms
place with nin empty ktorx, baloin w be-
nav.
Hon. J(T Meyers, of th rest estate firm of
AiyrS Hro., of .NeaMIr, I to th elty,
Like many other Mr Meyer has sttnok
some g.Mxi thing in rest estate speculations
there, and I watching the balloon so up with
a great deal nf intei est.
To-day th Mitchell & Lewis Zo. begin
business In th Vance block, on 8oond
street with a large stuck of wagons and ag
ricultural implements. They bays a pleodul
line of baggie, phaetons, aurry and upring
wagrios, wbich the people ef Alltaty end
Linn county should so before baying.
Mr John Duncan, of Priueville, is la the
eity.
Capt. E. J. Launlag wont to Portland
this morning.
Wi-s Lur Vance spent Sabbath la Tam
er the guest of an auit.
Al Morris, Irskemsn on th Boutbsra Pa
citie. la io th eity, laid up for Myerai week
with a "banged up" hand.
J. P. Schooling, of Herrisburg was in the
eity to-day on bis way to appear before th
U. 8. Grand Jury at Portland.
Dr Cornelia, of Portlaod, returned to hi
home Saturday after a visit of a week here,
the guest of bis sister iu law, Mrs D V an
il or o,
Mr Qo Caldwell, bow a elerk with MoAl
ten k McDonnell, of Portland, spent Sab
bstb la the eity. The Democrat baa a bar
tioutar ioUreal in this brut a Mr MaAllen
was once a eeoipoeitor on tb Democrat, and
another Democrat compositor, well, we wool
give the matter away.
Isoae tilum, long and favorably known
throughout the Northwest and California, is
a boat to engage la basin ia Albany, Or.
Mrs III am an eatimable lady and an artist of
superior merit ia finishing np ber work in
o rrancteola order to folic w shortly .
Ort-joniam. Mr. Blum will be ready to be
gin bntmssa ia thi city ua Thartday .
Tt'SSCAV.
Next Sabbath al l be Eoater.
Bill Wa-kio ia ia the eity hostiitat at
Portland.
There ie a else ol small pug at Looking
Uloso, DougUa aituaty.
Su-'sr jtimped anersrd a QlsrUr of a eent
in San Krsnctsoo t day.
The regular street sprinkler ka stopped
its work for aebile. It ia not esscWy aeeded
at present.
A new barber shop boa been opened in the
Monteitb block, opposite tn Ituss Hon.
Albany now baa live shop.
The Postal Telegraph Company baa issued
m order requiring their agente to have I beir
office separate from other o(3cea.
A eomblete eountetfeitrr's vatfit has txea
fuuni la the foothill beyoetd Hilvertoe, la a
kiuuse reoeotiy oc copied by Mr HeslliiK.
Prot railed meeting service are ia rr-
greea at the Chrlsttso chorcb. Preaching
by Elder II W Large. Sirvieea begin at 7:30
m.
The building and loan aaocit!oa eteet
Priday evening. -Dnee have to be paid be
fore IrgM that day or a fine of 10 eent
ul be levind on acb share.
For the beoeilt of some people ia the Eat
the Democrat will remark that people here
go to chnrcb, send tksir children to school
and are act troubled at all by Indiaar.
Mr Krumbeia i meeting with eootinned
us.e and hss plseed another portrait tn
exhibition. It is becoming strikingly evi
dent that when he departs, it will be with
nts pockets well lined.
The Mitchell & Lewis Co manufacture
their own wagons, and bene can give prise
that defy competition for tbe aame quality
of wogoa. See their buggiea, phaetons, lor
ry s, etc, at th Vane brick.
Prof. Krembein since coming to tb city
haxecuied fourteen piece ef crayon work.
The hut la oie of three fine looking children
at Capt K J. Lantiog, on exhibition to-day
at U L, Htaekwaa a.
Tb latest Invention in the way of a me
chanics! contrivance can be seta at Wm
Ixeb k Co'. It ia a machine wherein all yon
bav to do i to drop two Dickies into a lot
snd eat will pop a small bottle ot whisky.
Anlonan. Uuee a iioense pop oat with it.
"After a Ttried iperience with many an
called eathartio remedies, I am eonvtneed
that Aver s Pills give the most satisfactory
results. I rely exclusively 00 these Pills for
the cure of liver and stomach complaints.
John IS Bell, Sr., Abilene, Texas.
In purchasing medicine, don't try experi
ment t tbe first and only consideration
hontd be genuineness. Ayer'i Saraaparilla
ba stood tb test forty years, and to-day it
is io greater demand than ever a triumph
ant proof 01 popular spproyau
The Wootlborn Independent gets ssreaatio
and says t "'A Chinese school ia to be started
in Salem. This ia a step in the ritfht direc
tion Salem ha long needed a few intelli
gent men to ran ber paper. ' AsSslem bs
a eonple very enterprising paper it looks
very mncn a 11 the wood born man most
have had hi corn trampled on sometime.
Tb young man who was injured b; strik
icg a fence on th O Si 0 R It while holding
to tb rsiiing 01 a pisttorm on a passenger
train and looking under th ear for a tramp.
last weak near Wood barn, is recovering, and
ia able to be out. we will ventura tbeopln
ion thst be will not investigate toe tiamps
mode 01 riding nereniter.
Portland haa more Odd Fellow in propor
tion to it population than any other town in
tbe world. One out ol every four of th citt
xenn over 21 belong to the order, and the
seven lodas of the aity have a fund of 1149,
613.74 The nahest lodge is tbe Unity,
whiob has E3t,430 in the treasury. Wei
come,
Mr Rnyce, of tb Itoyoe ft Lansing Come
dy Co., who baa a mintaterial look to bins at
tended aervioea in a Miasoari town one Sab
bath. After their corclaston th minister
spprosohed him and said 1 "A brother min
ister, I believe ?" No' said Mr Royoe,
patting on one of his qasint expression, I
am not as bad aa 1 look. I am aa actor
Max Banmeiater, the Walla Walla barber.
baa just let a contract for a briok building,
to cost t-32,000. W ben Max landed from tha
steamboat at Wallula in 1883, be bad not
money enough to pay hi far on tbe atage to
Walla Walla, bat walked tbe 34 mile through
th bot son lik a little man. Ex. Albauy
ba a barber also who baa made averal tbou
eand dollars in tbe last year or two specula
tins, and the big brick will no doubt come
in time.
Dr J B Pilkiogtoo is ia ths city to-day.
u 011 rmv, iMi eaMite euouf, vi J.iewyvn,
-, or.-:.. 1 ...... . . .1 -vt .1
is ia the eity,
Mrs J d Cherrj left yesterday on a trip to
Medical Lake
J. ?. Galbraitb, Secretary of the Albany
tir i .mi -i' ....
vy omen 1111 is wo,, is in me vuy,
Mrs. W. It. Bilyeasnd children.who bave
been in Oakland, Cel., for several weeks on a
visit, returned home yesterday.
Mrs S B Hendricks returned Friday mora
inn from a visit to Albany and other Wil
lamette Valley poiuts. She brought with her
a Mongolian pheasant. Koseburg lleeiew,
PeMKIS. 03LS iKD
TfT?TTHTTT!3 Am ntitrnt!
elJ.WUUWU -CXX SUAVU
ROBSON'S.
,KbHK0A
Wheat, CG, onts.
, Town Talk. :
Town Talk,
McKaulai oiiulstiel to-ulglit,
Nw style Jswslry at Frsnoh'r,
LDuugjaa, of Harrliburg, is la th city.
A seoond'hand organ tor sale cheap at Mrs
iiyuiaus.
Buy your watches at freuoh's. filg bar
gains. - . ,
Rv Harris, of Salem, was 1 sported no
Dsicer tan svsning.
Finest line of runs In th eity jist received
at B urtinttiers Irving.
A Japanese novelty store ia to be opened
ia tiu nsaiidia dious in a (w week.
A horse thief stole a hrrse at Aurora a tew
night ago, and th country is aroused.
Mr Johnson Is contemplating tha optnlog
01 a meat maraas on nasi nm street.
An elegant line of slik table spreads, in
beautiful designs, just leoeived at Fortmiller
AlVlllg .
Jut received at U Kwert a floe line of
ladies and gents watch and jewelry, A
fine lot of diamond la stock.
Last evening, Mr A II Marshall, though
not in favor of cut generally, cut see of bis
lingers ntariy on wbiie splitting Wood
Th McKauIass minstrel tronp arrived to
day in their own special ear and wilt exhibit
to-niuht. Their band is a marvel,
Useful souvenirs to the big folks ol both
sexea and easUr cards for the children to
morrow at Blum's. Olveo away jait for fun.
Get your baking powder, at Bardua &
Underwood s. With every oau of White
Cross you get a fin piece of Chios war. Try
some 01 is.
A few days ago while shearing a sheep Mr
C P Burkhart sheared one of hi finger near
ly off and now esrri hi baud lua multitude
of bandages. -
Messrs T L Sachs & Son. recently of
Chicago, have bought nut Mr Fischer tailor
ing establishment, lust north of the Oemo-
crat oUlo. and will opn with a $3000 lot of
tattings.
Messrs Ueo 0 Hendei son and R II Shalt
t'sv opened a real estate otiioe at tb St
Cbarlea hotel, . Willamette Volley Land
Aiieooy ie th nam thsy will sbjerat under.
Tb gentlemen bay eoniidei able property of
weir own so start on.
A Ana 1U. ..I .,!-!, (..!
such a plows, rake, drags, ate, at Mitchell
k Lewi Cos, opposite Hohmeer's stable, as
wan as wagons, buggies, etc, ot an style.
Yon can get tb best goods ot them at bot
tom prioes.
This tnoruina Mr Cha Melaitar was arreet.
ed on complaint of Mr Karl Haoe for running
fur a hotel witnout a hoens. The case wa
set for 2 o'clock he for Keoordor If entou.and
on trial tha decision was reserved satil 9
o'clock to-morrow.
A danee will be given al the opera boo
to- morrow evening. Morotto Bros furoiab
iar tb maoifl.
Soott Ward, el Ileiovlew. returned to
day from 8aJai, wbr be bought a fine
ft or man stallion.
Dr R C Hill and wife who bav been visit-
ing tb last week ia MoMinnyill and Port
land, returned home to-day.
Mr J A Urns has iust returned from
Shovel Creek, Col, a nw reor r, and report
himself a much Improved ia health. Hod a
fine time.
Mr J R BUwsrtaoo and family leave Al
bany io a few day for Kldoeado. Kaa, on a
visit of several months. Tby will be with
in a few Bilies of tha famou Oklahema
country. ..
UtXL IMTaT salm.
As recorded In the Recorder's office for
Linn county, Oregon t
E B Hughe Io JO Fox, 53 acre In
Tp 14, MR 1 w,, .
Eleanor Bllscktemsn to Wm M
Daly.N lot 3,blk irH'a 3rd A
G W Maston to the Willamette
$700
170
Land Co. lot 3. 4. 5. 6,7, 8, 9. .
10. 11, 1 j, 13, 14, 15 In tunny.
side fruit farm 1 3004.50
James Uermsnsen to It P Moller,
4 Jo acre. Tp 9,8 R 1 w ....... 0.3$
E E l'eniland to Edward Oolns,
part of lot 34 In hclo
Wm Kumbaugh to Nellie O Maston
N E J blk 51 In Albany
N D Coi.n tw L A Woodle, 300 acre
InTp 13.MR t w
A Hackleman to Geo I Rldlnger,
S W Jiblk5 H'sind A
1000
3S00
1590
4. SC
r U Such tsur Mmpeon, lots 1
and 1 bik 11 A......
D Walker to Daltan Harrison,
aiooucres, HarrUburg
IO
TUB HOBTUTUTKE BILL
Many Inquiries have been made as to
whether the horticulture bill passed the
legislature or 'not The following letter
frm the secretary of slate to R A Irvine
, " F ano now 1
a v.. a .1 mi . I
Dear Sir: In reply to your favor of the
nth Inst- I bes leave to ear that the hortt- I
culture bill passed and wa approved Feb. 1
35, 1009, and having an energetic cause 1
now In effect.
Veiy truly vours,
Geo.V. McBaiuE,
Secretary of State.
By E. C G.
M. E. KaterUlaateat.
Following is the program to be given by
lhe Young Folks Heme Missionary 8oclety
ai ine n. c. v.nurcn, r naay evening.apn
19th
Song "Open the Door tor the Chit
dren," by Society. j
rrayer.
Recitation 'Charity,'' by Edna Miller.
Duct "Apery Word by Edith Chls-
welt and Maud llulbert.
Recitation "Help the Poor." hy Ella
Anderson.
Dutt and chorus "Suffer the Children
to Come."
Recitation "In the Mite Chest," by class
01 ooys ana gin.
Solo Stella Writsman.
Recitation Little Helps." by Llllie Mc-
Cord.
Song "Jesus and the Children." bv class
01 K'n.
A Missionary dialogue.
Solo "Little Old Woman " bv Edna
Miller.
Recitation "The Silver Plate " by Win-
nie wnamueruun.
Collection.
Vocal Duet "Fold we Our Hands," br
Misses tougiu and Campbell,
Address by Kev Webb.
A cordial Invitatioa to all. Doors open
at 7 o clock.
Wanted at Once. Highest market
price pa d for Bve thouand pound of
bleached dried apple by G. W. Simpson,
iioany, ur. ,
Elected. 6orO rolls of wall paper In an
in.,
r' r v.
0. V i . t s e L
ing. mennest iinem me-central
W avstatte Vallau I lei mm e ml i.eal1Ae.u a.
CO 11 All.
. aa - . -
The beat family remedy is undoubtedly
Br j i r foi j t., : ci wa t 1
l iunun utwus xioou a unuer. xs may OS
safely given to th infant aa well aa the adnlt.
and it will give relief where other medicines 1
failed to do so. Kssp it in tb bouse.
Dr. M. H. Ellis, physisian and
surgeon
Albany, Oregon. Calle made, ia
oonntry.
city oi
Be ure and ae tb imported Percheon
stallion, fiouittant," at City Feed Stable,
tn atreet.
New Comers Ta our oitv will fiod it te
their advantage to price our gioda before
buying in theirs outfit cf grooeries and pro
visions.
Bbowhell A Stajcakd,
The imported Peroheroo stallion 'Bouit
taut" may be found the last of each week at
me isicy r eeu btaoies, on 4tu street, Albany
For rand madeharaeos goto E. L. Power
We will sell yon groceries cheanee than
ny oue eise.
Brownx ftSTANAKD.
SEOTTRE PRTHES. "10
itr att r-.x mN riTTATTr
H UUJJLJi TU Bill V
, . "
mil inn A'lv
'nMV'i T?r.T5SOlvr
OLD O (10.
Medical Lake, April 10th, 1889,
EJUori Democrat 1
'Ware now seventeen mile from Spo
kane Fall and a little southwest of that
place. This Lake fur several years hat been
known to possess many healing qualities,
and hence It has been a general resort for
the afflicted, The Lake Is a mile long we
should Judge, and a quarter wide at the
widest part. This may be a liberal dcscrlp
lion aa water bodies are deceptive to the
eye in a cursory measurement. Around
the Lake are reildence scattered, and a
food road and fine landscapes. On the
northwest end and near to the Lake, there
is a cold spring of fresh water, as If from
n ice house, sufficient to support tens of
thousands with Its refreshing draught, and
these springs abound In thl vicinity. There
I no difficulty In getting good water. . Wa
ter from tha Lake I used for treatment
only, except In obtaining its salts byieated
evaporation which are sold everywhere s
and to make toilet soap of its salts, Both ot
which are a complete success, Boats ply on
tha Lake for amusements, and there are
bath houses, with hot or cold baths here
ami there on the border of the Lake.
These baths can be had at the hotel Al.
The water has a soapy or alklll taste, but It
docs not take long to like the water, which
contains so many curative properties. At
a lady remarked, "anyone would like It If
fond of soapsuds." This Lake has been a
fayorite resort for a long time, and a regu
lar Una ot stages has accommodated the
visitors. Directly east, one and a quarter
miles Is Silver Lake, four mites long and
three quarters wide, containing fish. This
Is a clear and cold body of water of a great
depth a short distance from th? shore. A
steamboat will soon plough its waters, and
every meant will be added to benefit the
public. , On the eatt border of this Lake
there are farms and beautiful locations for
residence on the retreating hill. Fine
resident location are numerous on the
west border of the Lake, as well as south
and north. The surroundings are yery
picturesque. It was an the hill on the east
side of the Lake that General Wright had
his battle with Kamlakln, In which the In
dians suffered a loss of men, several thou
sand horses, and a complete defeat These
Indians, Spokane, Palouse and Yakima,
had become aggressive after the retreat of
General Steptal, but General Wright took
their conceit from them at the battle of
Medical Lake and Kamlakln came to terms.
Lake street 90 feet wide rims from Medical
Lake to Silver Lake, and as state! is one
mile and a quarter long, on which a motor
angina and ears will run. This Is the busi
ness street and property Is rapidly increas
ing In valua since last tall owing to two
railroads coming Into Medical Lake ; the
town taking this name ; the North Pacific
runs throjgh here to Davenport and the
iake Shore and Eastern to within four
mile of that place. These roads tas the
Big Bend country and run daily. There
are two depots at tha Lake, near Stanley
and llaliet streets which streets cross Lake
about ta center. Lake atreet run cast and
west, Stanley and llailetl etreete north and
south. Of course here I a boom. It I
safe to say that there I not an unsold lot on
llaliet street as there were but four a few
days since. Railroad companies have fixed
excursion rate, and now the town is filling
up on aunaays, and quite so on weekday. ;
It la estimated that 5000 people will sum
mer at these Lakes, double of the number
ot last year. The North Pacific will plat
their land lying around Silver Lake into
lots end tbraw them open for sale
and da alt it can to . build up the town.
There) were three hundred people residing
nciv mu spring cany, out it l estimated
that there wilt be Jooo In sl month. One
hundred houses are promised and mora if
material can be had. ua the summit of
the bill that raises on the west of Medical
Lake and a short distance from It. fl.. In
sane Asylum is being built. It is 416 feet
long witn all modern conveniences. The
foundation and hall twelve feet high are
built of beautiful granite blasted out on the
aayium ground. And the cljy of which
the brick are being made is also taken from
these grounds all are Ukeii out not two
hundred feet from the foundation vf the
building. The site is lovelr. From It look
lag eat,the two Lakes are connected toaeth.
er with a fine range ot country extending
to Cpokne Falls and bevond laklnz In the
Mica mountain, and snowy peaks a far a
the eye can reach On the west and north
lay the level plains that lead to and Include
"5 wiiaT wnu rcEion. iicrc i una ana
ta Hid et. . i as 1 a a .
nothing to obetruct the vision from it but
Ins unt hrn1iN Mil ih iuu nl u.oti.
ng distant timber belts. There 1 iw town
in thl country havlnir more, if aa much
surrounding farm land and slock range a
ieaicai ute. it is pleasure to visit this
grand picture ot nature itself. Every pain
will be taken to make Medical Lake the
grand resort of the entire country. A
prightly newspaper, the Ledger, I pub
lished here. It has a cood future before
It. Hotel accommodations are excellent ;
and there are good livery s ables to meet
me wants 01 visitors, Kailroad officers are
taking a lively Interest in opening tip this
section, and though these railroads have
built this winter, the country already
shows their benefit In Impartlne life to the
ouMiies ana commerce ot the country. At
no penoa 01 our msiory nas tnere been as
mucn attention paid to real estate invest
menu and interest taken In developii
whole country. Population I rapid!
creasing, and while we find Western
gonlans and Washingtoniana
ncrc snu
mere tne new comers irom the East are so
numerous mat me Old mitotic settler men-
tlonedls the stranger after all. The climate
seem, to satisfy everyone residing here.
v.ii.i iiiiumiiu, ni s Biatcoi rtsiucnce
for business men ot Spokane Fails It has its
preierence.
Itinerajt.
IX MEMORIAU.
Wbekeas, It has pleased oar heavenly
ether on Jan 27, 18S9 to rrmovn from our
midst onr esteemed and beloved, sister, An
nie E Swank, from a lite of toil and care to
one of peace and rest. A aeat foi vacant in
our grange wbich baa been long and faith
fully filled.
Resolved, That while we deeply mourn ber
death we will tirtv to emulate ber virtue,
fnl uiat h Wie- th, Jraoire hoa lost
faithful oonnselor, the community a trne
friend.
Resolved. That aa a erasure wo extend to
the bereaved hatband and parentis onr deep
est symDatay.
, t' r 'th... .u. v.
al IWeVITOUi A HAH bUwCw iwwialiv" w wm
nM one mIBnt. .. . amal testimonial of
I I . .1 .
1 W1B otuuiBViailUB HI sjeoivwa wevawseswe wsserv hji
I mm Va esasmaa Ka rMsaa.ntaa.-l iVn ihm lattr.il 17
wvuw ua Sue fceef"-e w WW se eiee-eee-j
of the deeeased and to the eouuty paper for
nnbli&atinn.
R A IaviitR,
M R Howell,
Mes M Babpwell.
80TJTR ALBANY. ;
A most desirable and beautiful location
for suburban residences, owing to Its nat-
ural advantages and nearness to the center
of business. Compare the size, location,
view and access to and from these lots,and
you will be convinced of their merits Call
early and secure a home before the advance
in price. Apply to
TWEEOAI.E 61 KEbFIELD.A gents.
r irst door south of Post Uflice.
Farmer, if you want the beat harness
hand mde,!ball onS L. Power.naxa to Dem
erst olncO.
Babies. The finest line of baby carr
ages In the Valley just r celved at Stewart
& box s. rrice are remernaoiv cneap con
i slderlne the superior Quality of the carri
ages. ' v- 1 J
Fine Hne of Guns and
wnnrl af.nrlr ft A TTITTlTlTli i
I.. - -TV . T t
uonau jjeyoci imu xvuu
Ison's special bargains.
SPICER.
Spicer Is a smalt town on the Narrow
Gauge railroad about 9 miles southeast of
Aiuony.
Grain In this vicinity looks welE '
Norman Smith who Is attending the nor
mal school at Monmouth U at home on 1
visit
Mrs 8 A Gentry, of Brownsville, made
her brother, J L Cbuey, a short visit list
week.
People in Spicer wonder why John Simp
son goes across the river ever Sunday.
Addle Smith has retnrned from Medical
Lake where she had gone for her health.
About too car loads of wheat have been
shipped from the Spicer warehouse In the
past three weeks, .
Link Couey has purchased a brand new
buggy. One ot our yottna ladles Is hlehtv
pleased with it, and so she ought to be for
it seem to have been bought for her spec
lal pleasure.
School I prospering under the manage
ment ofO 11 Jones, He has 48 pupils en
rolled. Sunday school is held at the church
every Snnday at to o'clock. The attend
ance is good and considerable Interest is
manifested.
During the last change of time the rail
road hands have been taking breakfast and
supper at this place. The time change
again this week, so from this on till anotb
er change (which ia nearly every lime the
moon rnanges they will only take supper
nere.
OX TUE HUl'TH KKN BOt'NDAUV.
People are so busy farming and garden
Ing that thsy don't have time to gossip,
consequently there Is very little news
astir.
We have had some fine showers of rain
this week, and grain, grass and stock are
alt flourishing.
Miss Julia Ma the w. of Coburg, began a
term of school In the Barger district last
Monday, but only taueht two days iHs
week on account of attending the teachers'
institute at Eugene.
Mrs Llxle Osborn Is expected home
from Eugene this week.
Frank Tllton has been very sick with
liver troubles. Dr Mendentiali ia attend
Ing en him.
Messis Melville Taylor and Amos Wil
kins will attend court 'at Eugene next week
s jurymen.
A Lively PaoonAM. Woolen minis'
1 10x60 feet and out buddings, Ice works
street car lines, (our story brick hotel a
First and Lyon, Masonic temple and sev
eral bricks being planned is a part ef the
program for this year.
Summer WaArs. -Novelties In beaded
and stockinet jackets just received.
Samuel E. Young.
Horses. Greenwood has some fine
pictures of horse show on exhibition for
sale cheap, at his fine Art Studio.
SravcK Oil At Si.sc. per c gallon can
beet Standard -' oil, at the Willamette
Packing Co.'a store.
Tin Week Os-ly For cash we
will
sell 6 cans of Crawford peaches for $1.
Wallace & Thompson
A fine
line of gold headed cane at II
Ewert's.
Letter Us.
FuUowtof it Uae Hat ef letters mwJotaf ia Us tM
OflJoe, AJbsay, Use eonet, Oregon. April 17, USB,
Fenn-ue esJUnc tor these UrU-3 laae! fir tfce Okie ee
whleb Ihev were e4vertie4 I
Runt on) Mr Anal CbrWrerean. O
Hetet, UrM llolltdo. Mrs i L .
HnlUds, Mis Can PuilertLO A
koboerts, Mies HeUl KeMer, Kunesa
R. THOMPSON, P. M.
Atteay Market.
Wheat -80)40
0U--2t. (
Bjter 8O0 per lb.
Uay
P-AAtoas -21 ot p-tr b lihtl
8ef -on foot. 8 !
ple -75 eeote per bu.
Por E 6!4o per U Jieoaed.
eVsoom hsmt IJ'e.
shoulders. jOn.
Ides too.
ward lOo per lb.
flour 4-25 per bbl. .
flhlcbena 3 00 per doa.
nil reeo oran, if.ooperton
snorts, is.
middiioes, 20
Cbor "O.
ShorilTs Sale,
In the Circuit Court of Ote Stat ef Orveea j
for Me Count f of Linn :
Geo, H. Llggott, Plaintiff.
va.
E. C. MeCluln. T. P. MoKnlebt and Julia
A. McKnlRbt, bin wife, Jamee A.Ocre and
Maiinde J. More, nie wire, jsuat raraer
1 XI Tl. . h. . .. LI. Mir. a T T.L
and Ollie Parker, bia wife, John Wyre
an1 Annie Wyre, hi wife, Fred Parker,
iota raraer. Nana raraer ana liarry
Parker, Deiendanw,
KOTICS la hereby siren that by virtue
of an execution and order er nale uuiaed
out ct tbe above named Court in tbe
about entitled suit, I will on
talarauu the llih eayaf May, isae,
at tte Coart House door In the eity of
Albany, unn oouniv, urecon, at toe
henr of one o'clock, p. in. ot aald day sell
1 ""r r : . . - .
t'". " V T j" " u.,r o0; laid
, " .k.TTiIT Ir ..iS eriuinn
fn? v Oreion Kel-rT
J0fha ZrVhfii4
wmwl xbe nrceeeon arisina irom toe
Mle of aald premise, to be applied : First
to we peyens o so-T- -u?
mania CI SUll l&xeu at tia.wsBn sroruin
.Sendtothepayarenuo
Ueo.H.Uggetttbautn of7.00 and $35.00
Attorney's reet wtm accruing
thereon at the rate or 10 per ru
annuoi from the 11th dav ofMatob
1889. Third, tbe overpju it any uiereoe
to be paid to tbe Defendant Herein.
Dated tbisSth day of April, less.
JOHK SKaU-HOe,
Sheriff ct Man county: Oregon
By D. 8. Sai ith Deputy.
Sheriff's Sale.
In tkt Circuit Court of the Slate oj Oregon
for Linn County.
a Lucv M !Rull. PlainUft
VI
A. 8. Sasoettand Mary E. BaMett, hia
wife. M. A. Porter and Ue. A. 11 ill. ue-
fendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtu ot
en .Tenntion and order of sal issued out of
th above named Court in the above entitledt
suit, I will on
aalerdav the litis slay ef Hay, !.
t the Pnnrt Hons door ia the city of Al-
1..1.V TJnn eenntv. Oreuon. at the hour ol
one o'eloek, p. m. of aaid day, veil at pnblio
aaotlon lor oaan m nana io wa nignoss wu
der th real property described in said exe-
ontinn and order of sal a fellow, to-wit
Reirinmnff on and OD half (It) roaa soma Ol
ths northwest oorrior of Seotion thirty-one
jn ja Township thirteen (13) south range
three (31, wess oi me nuiev .,
nnninu thenW Bnnth BBVntV-eifibt Sad ODB
half (78) rooss tbeucs eaas-miny-mree n
one-half (33i rods i thene north sevsnty-
. nM mnii nne-nell liBl IWH I sueuuv
west thirty tnree oa on-nau
eontsinins sixteen and
jo.ioft Mfi 72-1001 sores, more or less and
ni.Mi.wu ... j . " , .
in iinn nnnntv. oia Ol vrvituu
Tk. nmvarii arisias from tbe sale VI
ngthe I at public auction for caah la hand to the Tuesday. Wednesday ana roaraaay.Komg oy wj "-," !
- I UVIII n vm W Viwvai e wa pwiw use w imu I v aaa sw er. j y- , . . , " a ...r T. C.s . 1
Ore- aaia eEeoution ana oruer 01 e. -trMnae, -r-- "Tl , x 4 Ta.r al(1 VdSJ'.'. i.:
saiu
. . .t
of thecostt and disbursements of suit taxed
al
$27.35 and accruing oost. becond te tbe pay
meat to tbe rieintin, -uoy w. xvuaseu,
sum ot tili.x'J, wun accruing i"1""1
on from the 12th day of March, 18S9. Third,
the oywplu it any remain, w ce paia o
Defendsnt, A. S. Baisett.
Dated thi Oth dav of April, 1889.
Jobs SmallmoS,
Sheriff.
DEYOE & ROBSON ARE AGENT
FOR THE NEW HIGH ARM DAVIS
VERTICAL-FEED SEWING MA
-
CHINE. BEST MACUijN E IN Til
MA REET
HALSKV.
- We can thake hands with, other chics
ince we have a new charter..:
Uur Ityrshal arrested a young man last
Saturday night for disturbing' the peace.
fionaay ne was taken before Recorder
Stewart, who, after examining the case de
clared hftft not guilty.
Mr. Sou, son-id law of Dr. II. F. Full
er, w a badly kicked one day last week
while caring for hl slallion, A fractured
leg was the result.
Foot ball Is all the rage. Even the old
married raen.merchants.ticket agenl.school
teacher, In fact everyone play who can
There are 54 pupil enrolled In the public
school, G F Russell at the helm.
Messrs. Brandon and Pearl have bought
a fine Oyde horse to go with their Perch
sron. The Clyde Is only 5 years old and
welshs 1800 pounds and is about as nice a
horse as we have hd the pleasure of look
ing at.
The colt show here a few days 020 was
good, some of them weighing 960 pound.
We notice quite a number of Improve
ments In town already this spring. Mr.
Wlgle has had hi cor per store refitted and
painted, 4
Here I a leaf from the Halscy directory :
Koonts Sc Lame.general mdse s H Godlev.
hardware and stoves $ C Gray, dru $ O
Howell, confectionary s Castett Bra's, rro
cedes : L Stewart, harness and saddles :
Dover, painter s E Bindlnc. barber : 11 B
Kenlston, general merchandise Major
Smith, drugs; P Patton, butcher ; A
Laubner, hotel keeper s W D Smith, pain
ter j I R Bone, livery and feed stable ;
StandWh & Worth, blacksmiths Ji Ren-
shaw, wagonmaker ( T I Black, farm Im-
Elements j Gesry & Smith, M D's ; S N
lavidson, confectionery ; Lame & Fris
bee, carpenters ; B F Fuller, M D j V.'J
Stewart. Notary Public. We have three
churci.es, an I 6 G T, an I O O F and an
A r A M societies and a fine public
school building. And we hope while Al
bany is having-her boom II- may boom in
a quiet way.
L-Y0N8 VILLE.
A May party Is talked ol here.
Considering the weather, the tarty civen
lit Lyonsvllle Friday evening was a suc
cess.
fudges Thayer and Strahan passeJ up
the road Friday, returning tbe same day.
C P Morden, representing Akein. Sel
ling Si Co, wa in tow n Tuesday ,
Mr D D Coffer, of Gatesvllle. has been
engaged to wield the birch in this district,
commencing to-day.
Twenty-five head of horse, belonging
tollennhi Bros, passed through here for
Rock Creek, Thursday.
A "special" with General Manager Hoag
and party came to this place yesterday, re
turning from here. .
Another rain and ball storm passed oyer
to-day, lasting but a short time.
A petition Is being circulated, praying
that a license may be granted for the sell
Ing o! spirituous liquors In less quantities
than a quart, in this precinct. A remon
strance is being circulated against it with
eyen chances of success.
A party of several men leaves here this
week going up near Mt Jefferson wiih a
view to taking up timber lands. Only a
short time will elapse until the Cascades on
the line ef the O P will be a lumber yard.
NKW STORE.
Mitchell & Lewis Co.,
DEALERS IN .
Agricaltoral Implements
hi y'F', e
an
A full lini csrrel t cat branob
ALBAfJY. - -
ONEC0) 8461. RECORD, 2:29-34.
r Ht
Oregon's QreaU it atld
ure6oa B VJACttt v ,v c
Record of 2JZ"J 3-4
yea'-s rethcnent.o
before equalled
the North
Will be at Albany.Frlday and 8urday;
- i - .. n. niinp nr iiiuoi'd iMruraitnmi inn next
ITn f bnkTne and defeating the moat
mMm mtnlnulainm with fast borwa devised to oeitfas niru, are sun uesit in t! o
memory of aTlCrmen but w0aid Mtnind tbam .gain tiwt ho was the sanation a
aa 8 year old. lowering tn turn b. recrd. tau.
faJilug murage, indomitable will.and high atruni? touiparament will cot brook dsfe i
anr) bia present record hi at yet no measure of hie PeJ a tw made in th mi d I
nd under tee most adverse circumstance. At throi yeir old he aired 6 oclt In 1, !
M"T.V'-" ZZZ. 7 5 T.t fn vr
nrs w . i l k' e
tinn nt hie tMMTOr DU 11008
be Inherits bw greai speea sua uuuiuou
" r . . Li..
lnraireaiair i ht m sua ami, a u ovyeai v j w- - . .
.s Pb.a Itallu fA VMT flini. FA Eli 2 LUV llJliUWItlil ao-VM "ua lliw
" -- t ' . erss . il lk.1 wen-BA Kauatl lSr.karAn M.I1 1 It ia?A Chan 7i 'I n.1rtii
rr rmc nc seauis iaiwre'i tuau.vu .. r ---
I tinr. nf his burrormanoes cuuvimts mo ui jv ijuu.w-. .. -uunw
.-. -.eolliaoid M43. by AlUaisnt, 5t2l. Dun, Majia Ami d, i5.
wi? t be kept at" Uorvalti i and Indipe tdsune, Tyran, $35 0 J w io i;aH.
EawaKD Evkrktt -Fall brother to KUy Uma, reiird 2:11. will j pmnvty
Oneeo. term, f 15.00 to
Ore in BbOWlUg mo noraoe ujr
farther partiouiara aaaress.
MCKNIGHT BROS.,
MULTMAH, 10369
1 1
The Standard Bred Trotliug Stallion
Willi
Ua,1
was I
t
with i
record '.
at
Sipleon,
years
It
a A,ra 0.1Q1 .nl aonthnra
be at our faim Mond.y8,Wedne8daya and
. . . i t'.oom i j i i dk Vinmim. v . T. Ia a bright uu f
oaioa JUiy suin, iooss uswu uj,J ',':-VK. a.V.rt M, I i
star and blacK points, ia gooa sijso ana eiyima. ;i V ' 'Ti " t
nr- 1 - M a 1 a in t il.Hl' I 111 OaSlS w.- 'mr, - AiLMllBl VINlia UlUi i !
. . rr .."V o',. ii.,.i.t e-snl! Altacrn. 2:12: Beulah. 1
. . .i..rii,...ii o. nn-niliar winnrs of colt races. Altai;,. n e
.arnt LilU'fif v2stmont. 2:IS : PuriUn, 2:11 1 Fanny Witherspooo, 2:16 ; Knl.
oelow 3:00 winutea he h. S3 sous that have sired 79, 2:30 performers Moltaow
dam ia Bell Price the dam orOneoo 2.29 ; Pricemount, 8 years old f 5 ; Zelopiior
" . , 'IT :.-. - ,.- f.i..( o it rnr t fnr an Oreeon bred stallion by j
gecondai Bell Price by Doble. 5 year old
it.- el, - tKe wtner nfiril AflD TtPit fimi
He will 'make a very handsome horse and a tw tter certain. For further iuformid
and exUnaed pedigree, address the owner. Terms: Seasons ?30; lnsuranoo, JU
K
J. P. Hilt, many igent, j
for CoIi'mWe Bicycles, Tricycle !
Hafotte, A I mo Rival, otto and Natlw.
Bicycles and Cresoent and Jnnlor 8fU j
worth from 150 to J80. tinl for rta
of new and teoood-band wheels now t;
ototjk. i
BREEDERS, ATTESTIO W
tThe import-! French Coa-h Eta'll'vt,'
Vlrirtictator, will make tbea&non of i,
st In following place! BrownsvHl. ,'
Mondays and Tuesday : Hsliw. Wed
nesday and Thursdays 5 Lebanon, f!- :
lays and ttnrdnv. . Her W an of.rwv -
tun ity for (he farmers of Linn county '.
get the service of tbe only French w 1
boree ev-r bronirht te Orwgnn. He vr 1
Imiorto'l from France bvTbeo. Skilln;n 1-
and by blm t-roaght to this HMm. '11
rrencb conch borne has been nltra? !ir ;
rremt attention throughout tbe KMr 1,
states the past few years and are rr:r ;S
importer from racce m great numbf-r ,
vindicator U a line representative .f t. ,
famous breed cf borsee, standing 17; ;
hands high, and weigh, ng 1500 Iba. i r
hae taken premium over Cleavland L-i;. 1
wb rever shown. Tble atallion teprecr'
'he goDfral purpose now no much vtt'U i
b;r He will be altowerl mares at s; - ,)
to insure a mare in foaL Keep year )
on his date.
McKai'.fiT Buoy., Trop'a. f
W. C. Wktl ee, Agent. f
Sealed Bids,
Snaltd bids will be received by the I'-os- t i
of Directors tf tbe Albany Street Kaiiwsy
Com psny of A Ibany, Oregon, op to and h - ?
eluding tbe Wild day of April, 1889, for 1V1 1
construction cf a street railway io said cit -;
Separate bid will be received on each pr'
oeitiaa as follows s 1st For all lumber 01 l
in tb conitruetion of said road. 2nd. F.
all rail aad for jrnn material nted io c 1 - ,
traction of the rood bed. All material latv
shed to I delivered en tbe line of tbe pjc
noel rod a directed by the Superintend, i f
of tie Company. 3rd. For tradicg - 1
bnliiling road ready for tbe roilirigHfoili 1
all material tn be fariiisned by tee -,
puy. 4th. For farotabiog all tnateru, . 1
work et IsLer necessary to compete sst-l
rood bed ready for tbe roilii g stock. All li -
materia! famished, d the work dsue to t ,, I
according to tbe plan and specifications c v,
nn HI in tbe ofiioe of the Beciefary of it i
Company where they can be seta. Con j
trsct'vr will be required to giv bond for thf.
faithful perform uc of their contract. Ti
Company reotrve the riaht to reject any j
all bids. AH bid thou'd be addressed to !
Secretary at AJbaoy, Oregon, and matir ' 1
"Bids for tbe construction tf the AlSi 1 y
Street Railway.- I
By order of the Bcar-1 of Director.
C. G Bcbkhaht,
Secrttary.
NEW GOODS
Velticlcs.
hn-c Cr 2i 1 ai 1 E Is vjrlh, S..
- 0Ktuu.-
tlaHlOSt RaCellOrSO, V7I
i'sh
first season after four
performance never j
by any horse on j
Pacific Coast,
at the McKaUbt frm, Msnjliy; at
deU - rminelmbioaUous which shrewd me 1
His bull dog tenacity, neT ur
old At the nj nf 6. ,Uve work, brakm
A I?.irpiL u- nl I r- 3 nfthern
aid
ara-
as
t,"-".""..
Terms, JaO.
- r j. i . i
Albany or Corviii,
in the :80 list. Healso has 110 wua reenr. i
record 2:28, son Erecsson 4 years old I reeorr
& fAClt W LQ hi9 TMillZT
BAEUOWS BROS,
SliedJIs, Linn county, Priori.