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Qmntxxt.
yRIPAY MAY 17. 1889.
SnTE3 &NUTTIKQ.
BJltara aa lrarlrlar.
A Bhavb Ewomttn.At last Friday
evening's north bound train was approach
ing this city the engineer -noticed an old
lady starting to crou the track at one end
Vtthe crosswalks. He blew the whlatle
harpljr and the old lady paid no attention.
By this time the train thundering
long and the old lady just about to tep
between the rail. The engineer teeing
that It would be Impossible to Hop the en
gtne In time to tare her.iaplJly crawled to
the front, got down on the cowcatcher and
at the Immense engine aeemed to strike the
lady he grabbed her by the arm and flung
her to one slie, saving her from a horrible
death. On the train stopping the old lad?
wti picked up and proVed tobtMn Spring.
With the exception of a little lameness die
waa all right. McMinnville Kejmrter.
Flowery. Roswell P. Flower, thi
great Democratic leader, of New York
City, passed through Albany TuesJay
morning. A Salem pper cla'.ms to have
Interviewed him. and make him deliver
quite flowery, at well a Shakespearean
kind of an address to the scribe. Here It
part of It t "The tlar of the republican
party la now In the ascendant. The dem
ocrat are going to win In '91 with nearly
the tame platform on which they were de
feated last fall. We are hopeful, for we
won thit time If the popular vote would in
dicate the retult Cleveland's majority by
popular vote wat loo great to be Ignored.
The new ttatet will not materially change
the tltuatlon. Too many factories are
ahuttlng down under your high protection
policy.1'
Tiiota Hot Springs, We mentioned
aeve.-al days ago about tome hot sprlr.gs a
few mllet from Brelicnbiuh, where a sum
mer retort will probably tome day spring
tip. Since then we have learned that the
Und on which the tpringt are located, are
held by Claude Mansfield, formerly of thlt
city. Claude hat built a retidence cn the
tame and It holding the fine property down
In good thape. Attemptt have been made
to jump the tame; but without success.
At the land in that vicinity hat tx been
surveyed It take a constant occupancy to
keep property, and thit young Mansfield is
making a business, besides cultivating the
land with the purpose of making a good
farm out of it; but with such valuable
springs on it It is bound to became some
thing more some day.
Chkap Excursions. We understand
that arrangements are being made between
the Narrow Gauge railroad and the O P to
put on tale a cheap excursion rate between
Portland and Yaqulna about Juee t. Clote
connection to be mad at the junction of
the two roads a few miles east of here.
Should this arrangement be made doubt
leas It will open up a new outlet for Port
land freight and passenger business. We
would have been glad to have seen this
excursion business arranged with the S P
as their train are running on such time
that It would give excursionists ample time
to look over our growing city before re
sumlng their journey to the coast.
Stretching Oct. It Is to be hoped
Albany' street car line will keep stretch
ing the way Salem's does. Look at It ac
cording to the Stale$mam : "The track Is
now completed and the streetcars will run
to-day from the bridge across the mill race
at the north end of Commercial strect,clear
to New York, making a run of over t wo
mite. By Tuesday they will run away
past Grant's comer In North Salem,and In
a comparatively short time they will be
running through Riverside addition." That
Is the kind of a line that will pay.
Easily Civilized. uIf any of our In
credulous reader think that Chinese do not
quickly pick up the evil, and winnow the
good of American civilization, let them
visit the saloon on Alder street near Third
just back of the Royal theater, and see
them stand at the bar and ask for 'blandy
and tin dnt gin. play fifteen ball pool, and
call shot, crying out, Idee pocket,' etc,
and what is worst ot all. gamble at domi
noes, tan and dice shaking In full view,
notwithstanding the law against such pas
time and the fact that white men are de
barred the fascinations of faro and stud."
Portland WeUomt.
The Ice WoRKS-The machinery for
the ice work arrived last Tuesday from
San Francisco, and will be placed in posi
tion as soon as the building is completed.
The works will be ready for business In
about a month. The new machinery
weigh 4500 pound. The shafting and
such things are being manufactured in Al
bany. The process of manufacuring ice is
a scientific one, as well as of a very inter
esting nature.
A Broad Gauge. The Democrat re
ceive a great many sample copies of at
kinds of papers from all parts of the world.
The latest Is Lucifir ih. Li fit Bearer, pub
lished at Valley Fall, Kansas. The name
Is an appropriate one. The light is all from
sulphur. It boast that It is a broad gauge
concern and we guess It is. It would make
good kindling wood, as no match would be
needed to touch it on.
The 4TH. Capt Irvine telegraphed Col
Smith at fca'.em for the six northern
companies of the 2d regiment for the 4th
f July celebration, and they will probably
be secured, it will mean tne largest cele
bration In the history of Albany. Already
sufficient funds have be raised to insure
celebration.
Who Will Bkat. Cant Irvine's tele
gram to Salem for the six northern com
panics of the ad regiment stirred up Salem
In a livery manner, and now they propose
to get the companies there If possible. Col
Smith gave his consent to their coming to
Albany If the consent ot the commanding
officers of each company can be secured
This means a contest In order to secure
them. Were are some remark's from a long
article. In the Sttsnut on the subject:
"Now, this state of affairs brings Saletn to
a point ot cither showing her ability to
hold a celebration and keep the military
companies ot the county at home, or else
stand back ilk a hums on a log and see
her people go away from home to have a
good lime. Marlon county lias three mill
tary companies and It would look exteed
ing'y shabby If they were allowed to be
drawn to a celebration In a place where
there Is only one. The ml Itary companies
at Maclcay and Whitcaker will much rath
er come to Salem and participate, where
their presence will be appreciated aalJe
from the Influence they wilt have in bring
ing a crowd, rather than go tosnmenclgh
botii.g cltv, where thev will bo reckoned
only according to their "drawing1 pow
crt. The tame Is true ot the home com
pany, and surelv the Corvatli company
ought to be more willing to come here
than to iro to Albany, all thing consid
ered." First come first served should be
the rule, as It was last year.
Simckr Schkl. The following I the
report of District No. 17, taught by C. H.
Jones, tor second month ot school ending
May loih, 1SS9 ! No days nitciul.inc,85S ;
No days absent, 117 ; No times UrJ.iv, 4 ;
No pupils enrolled, 49 t average dally at
tendance, 4 J. Ocy llardman, Lixsle
Bridges, Julia Mart, Georgia Bridges, Erne
Keebler.Mamle Kcebler.May Powell, Del
ta Lecdy, Grace Bridge, Loyd Bridges,
Bayard Bridges, S.tvllla Powell.Ltwrence
Hardman, John Lecblor, F.rncst SlinpMon,
Jule Simpson, Herbert Simpson, Henry
Faulkner, Andy Lecdy and Anna Leedy
were not absent during the mouth. The
following persons visited the school 1 S
Mullen, K Mvers, E Kecblcr, A M Arant,
Mr and Mr E B Cornctt, Lena Wallace,
Emma Hart and Jane Gentry. During the
month a rostrum and a new blackboard
were put In the school house.
Was He A Bigamist i Every one re
member C. C. Scott, ot the Oilman House,
Portland, who committed suicide by jump
ing from a third story window sometime
ago. His surviving partner, Mr Tost was
appointed Administrator ot the estate of
Sxrtt. Some days ago Mr. Scott, the wife
ot tne deceased applied to the Court for an
order requiring Post to altow her $150 per
month and pay a man for looking after her
interest in I he estate. In his answer to the
petition, Pot alleges that Mr, Scott was
never the wife and is not now the widow
of Scott , for the reason that when she mar
ried Scott he had a living wife from whom
he had never been divorced. It is now
evident, If this be true, that Scott' cause
for his rash act is to bo found in the biga
mous relation which he was sustaining to
wards the two wemen and the laws of the
State. When all the facts are brought to
light the public will be able to place the
blame where ! belongs.
Waterloo. Mr. J. G. Gross, of
Waterloo, has been in the city, and It was
with difficulty that he could be held whh
in bounds. The action of the County Court
in ordering the Waterloo brijge, did the
business. He states that everybody within
miles of Waterloo are elated over the re
suit of the long contest for a bridge there,
Waterloo now looks for a small sized boom
at least Why i:ot ? It has a magnificent
water power, and some dav the Southern
Pacific's branch will undoubtedly be ex
tended to it and perhaps beyond. Every
thing points to a prosperous era for the city.
A new foot bridge leading to the soda
springs has nWo been put In for vUitors to
the place.
Crook Count v. John Carrol and fami
ly, of Bridge creek, passed through town
on Wednesday en route tor Linn county.
They expect to remain in Webfoot during
the summer.... The W V St C M Co have
again shown their generosity in donating
two lots of ground to the Methodist church
on which to build a place of worship....
On Tuesday the grand jury returned four
bills of indictment against Ed Harbin for
horse stealing. . . .The grand jury has re
turned bills of indictment against Al Win
dom and Ed Curt on charge of horse steal
ing. ...Hon Jason Wheeler and Mr Canter-
berry arrived here on Monday from Al
bany. They expect to spend several weeks
In this county fishing and viewing the
country. Review.
A .1 ;
V.uf A,
Jurnr Ilnuuiin,
Escape
tho I'.itik lUei, Make Ills
from the t'onnty Jail,
Last Monday about 9:30 o'clock Sheriff
Smallmon, accompanied by one of hit lit
tie girls, went down stairs from their rooms
In the county jail, to lock the three prison
ers In their cells. The Sheriff stepped Into
the corridor, to perform the operation,
when Jame Brannon, the Lebanon bank
robber, and John VVllson.the man who broke
Into Shulta Bros, meat market, who were
standing al the door ot the first cell, grap
pled with the Sheriff and tucceeded In get
ting him Into the cell and bolting the heavy
door to It. Then they fled from the corrl.
dor t but the front door being locked they
tped up stairs and down tho back way Into
the wood thed, where Wilson, who was
bareheaded with no coat on remained,
while Bannon,whohad his hat and coat on
passed out Into the open air and fled across
the Court House yard towards the Con
gregational Church. In the meantime, Mr
Smallmon't Utile girl rushed Into the corri
dor and unbolted the cell d jor. The Slier
Iff rushed to the front door, unlocked it,
and getting a tight of Bannon crossing the
lot fired twice. Wilson was found In the
wood shed and taken to his cell. Bannon
passed west along 4th street. Mr Merrill
Phillip met him, and asked him what was
the matter over at the jail. He tald "I'll be
d d It I know," and ran at full speed west.
At the Indian camp near the city cemetery
he attempted to steal a cayuse belonging
to the camp, but was frlgliiened away and
ran towards the Callpoola, disappearing In
the dark. A posse of men started In pur
suit; but no other clue was obtained during
the night.
Bannon Is about thirty-five year of age,
6 feet tall, of a large, bony frame, light mus
Ucha and eyes, and was dressed in dark
clothes, with light cuw boy hat with a
leather band.
John Ericson who was In his cell at the
time did not make any attempt to escape,
A HOOT AND KHOK rAtTUKV.
Mr B F llurphy, who was In Albany
several days ago looking up a location for
a large boot and shoo factory, writes from
Portland to Mr Earl Race, ot the St Charles
that he will come to Albany w ith hit fac
tory tor a bonus ot $15,000. He was very
favorably Impressed with the city, ani
would like to locate here. HI factory
would have a capacity of one thousand pair
ot boot and shoes a day and would be a
gieat thing for the city. Add It to the
woolen mill and It would be a ten stroke
that would redouni to the city' glory and
give it an Immense Impetus as a manufact
uring city. Mr Durr.hr understood the
woolen inill project had been given up,
and thus made the proposition, probably
thinking Albany was not equal to both
undertakings; but the woolen milt are
coming and why not show the world that
we Can also bring a boot and shoe factory
and raise two big bonuses In a year. The
matter should be pushed.
V HEMORIM.
Resolutions passed by Oak Ptatn Grange
upon the death ot Bra. Thurston Davidson.
Whereas, God In his Allwlse Provi
dence has seen fit to call from his labor
our esteemed and worthy Brother, Thurs
ton Davidson, therefore be It
Revived. That in the death of Brother
Thurston Davidson this Grange has lost an
honored member and the community a re
spected citizen.
Revived, That the sympathy of this
Grange Is hereby tendered to the bereaved
family and relatives.
AVWtv, That as a tokea of respect for
our departed Brother our hall be draped
in mourning and we wear the usual badge.
ItttolveJ, That a copy of these resolu
tions be sent to the bereaved family and
that they be spread upon the minutes of
our Grange, also that a copy be sent the
county papers for publication.
C J. Shews
v John W. Putin,
II. B. Shrenocr,
Con mlttee.
COMMENCKHENT.
At a meeting of the board ot directors ct
the Albany college Prof Condlt wa re
elected President of college for the ensu
ing year. It was voted to hold the com
mencement exercises at the opera house.
The valedictory was ordered tendered
to the graduate with the best aveiage
(landing during the college course, and
will be selected at a meeting of the board
to. morrow, when the examination of the
class, consisting of Mis Helen Crawford
Miss Flora Muson and Miss tna Robertson
will be hold, under the following commit
tee, Dr Irvine, Rev Prlchard and Hon Geo
X Chamberlain.
The following I the program of the com
mencement week As given us, which prom
tses to be among the most Interesting In
the history ot tho college 1
Friday evening, June 7 Juvenile enter
tainment at the college chapel by the
primary department.
lay
Hunil
sermon by Rev SO
Sunday evening Sermon
Christian association of the
Baccalaureate
mornlno, luneo
Irvine, 01 LI u, Albany,
bit ore tite
college, by
Rev li I Thompson. D D. ot Coivalli.
Monday evening Undergraduates' en
tartalnment,
Tuesday eveningLecture before the
literary societies of the college, by Rev Dr
Arthur J Brown, pastor of the First Pres
byterian church of Portland,
Tuesday afternoon Ivy day, which will
take the place of the customary class tree
exercises, Ivy being planted by tho g'adu
atlng class Instead of a class tree.
Wednesday morninff Graduating exer
cises proper. The exercises will commence
at 10 o'clock. The members of tho class,
together with their Biaduallna essays, are
as follows: Miss lna Robertson, "1 he In
spiration ot a Purpose;" Miss Flora Mason,
"The Women of Shakespeare ;" Miss Helen
Crawford, "Jean Iugclow."
On Wednesday evening the alumni of
the college will hold a banquet at the St
Charles hold, at which time a literal y pro
gram will be rendered.
The Wrstber,
' Crop weather bulletin No. 10, for week
ending May nth, 1889, Oregon State
weather bureau In co-opera'ion with U.S.
signal servlce,ccntrat otlke, Portland, Or.
The weather conditions have been more
favorable to crops in Eastern and Southern
Oregon than In the other sections. The
forepart ot the week was cloudy and coot
with rain In all parts of the State.whllc the
latter part ws clear and warm. The tent
perature has been below the normal grow
1 to 3 degrees. The rainfall ha been from
one-halt to one Inch above the normal.
The sunshine has been below the average.
The effect on the'crops,of these conditions,
ha been fairly good. More sunshine and
les rain In the Willamette Valley would
prove to be ot benefit ; a continuance of
cloudy, cool and rainy weather will be In
jurious. In Southern Oregon and along
the coast everything I progressing nicely,
In the former the cool rain have some
what retarded the berries and fruit : In the
latter, the weather I very suitable for the
grasses. In Eastern Oregon the rains have
been plentiful and the earth Is more wet
now than It has been for a year. The oc
casional frosts and strong winds have, In
sections, donedamage. Through the moun
tainous regions frosts have been frequent
and they have done slight damage to grain
and fruit. At Lone Rock In Gilliam Co.
on the 6th at J p. m. a heavy shower of
rain followed by snow, lasting 30 minutes,
occurred. The hills were white. Two In
ches of rain have fallen since the it Inst.,
at this place. The heavy rainfall uud
showery weather mav. In section of the
Valley, eiuse fall wheat to go to straw.
Curt leaf is effecting peach trees In I -tne
county. Strawberries are plentiful al Rose
burg ; at Grants Pass they are just com
ing into market. A few cherries are ripe
in favored localities. A few days of warmth
and sunshine wilt benefit crops all over the
State. Reports show Saturday to be very
waim and dry.
II, S. 1'At.t'E,
Observer V. S, Signal Service.
A Bad Falu 11 o'clock Wednesday
Mr. Archie Hammer was standing on a
scaffolding In one of the new Chinese
house being built by Mr Harper Cranor,
talking to Mr Shahan, when.in some man
ner, he stepped backwards and fell to the
floor, a distance of seven or eight feet,
striking on the back of his head and should
ers, causing a concussion of the brain. He
was senseless for some time : but will pro
bably come out of the accident all right
alter several day confinement.
Poetical Over half of our exchangee
this week speak of our late municipal elec
tion, and invariably add that "Corvsllls
will remain a cow pasture." Well, perhaps
it will, but we can boast of land flowing
with miik ai.d honev especially the milk
for another year at least. We all boast
Ot something.
Albany of her woolen mills,
And Portland of her silk ;
Salem of her street-car lines.
But we're for buttermilk.
-Timet.
West Shokk Brovuiit Him. Mr II C
Hubbard and family, of Humbolt,Iowa,are
tn the city for the purpose of locating. Mr
Hubbard is a druggist and a man of means,
and desires to go Into the drug buclnets.
His attention was called to Albany by the
Went Shore, and says that journal did the
business. Peonle at his former home nlace
a great deal of reliance on the West Shore.
Mr Hubtard likes Albany and has not been
oisappolnted in the aspect of matters here.
Was ix Portland. "Milton Hale, one
of the heaviest capitalists of Linn county,
was in the city last Wednesday. Mr Hale
was the first man who settled in Oregon
south of the Santiam river. He located on
a claim one mile below where Jefferson Is
now situated In the tall ot iSxc, with his
family. He now resides on a beautiful
farm adjoining Albany on the east, where
KEAL. TaTs. KALKH.
Marv C Barnes to O P Smith, 1 S
Morris and E Coins, blk I and 4
and frac blk 5, B's A, Sclo, and
tract near city, 1 78 acres $
Jullu F Hvdeto R N Thompson
and j M wateta, w na.i 01 . r;
qrSecac, Tp IJ.H R 1 w, 80
acres
J M Waters and R N Thompson to
A Tunlson, w halt of ? f. qr
Sec 30, Tp 13, S R 1 w. So acres
Jame E Junkln to David E Junkln
one thirty second part ot l) I.C,
James Junkln
1IOXR AND ABUOAU
tOKUAT.
Mr Geo W Tajl iria floating 250 cord ol
isrgaiiruowD in osntiam,
A Building aud Loan Association I btiog
organised at Mwpoit.
Tha Grand Lmlg of Good Templars will
mtct in Salem Juu 13.
Mis Amslia Msy.'of Hsrrliburg, 1 in tb
city tli guest fat Miss Bell (Under.
I'endltton hat hsd two fire roeoully of In
rn tinry origin. Tliat look bad.
A young man tismsd UuttorlluM was
killuil at Y squlns Bay ysstsrdsy by a falling
mat ot rook at the government wot I t.
The "Three Slstnrs" wont bulow to-day
with a cargo f 2,000 bushuls of whsst ttid
snme Hour from the Magnolia Mill bound
for Urrgna City, ,
Tli market i wall supplied with ttrsw
berriu to-day, fresh from ths Hsnton gsr
dous, at 20 santa a box, slso oabbagea, coli
flowsr and green bssus direct from Califor
nia, 11 C Davenport, a 8lm boy, 1 liksly to
beouin a Krst artist. He carried off toe
prisv at tli Ssn Ftancisoo Art Soliool, and
I'hu IN ait ssys h has tli making of a "good
one."
Tb Not Ultra Psc-li u lis agrd to oou
vnv ths Orounn tiruduu s fur tha Mlllia
(1 A H sxhiliit, from I'mtlsnd fruf eharg.
As it will tak tlirsaoau this I a elttr gift
of about 1800.
Four )r sign Alfred H Kidder waa rasd
infl law iu a Portland cfllite. 11 inherited
ViO,000 from a Iliolunond, Va, relativo, and
last weak lifew out his brains after blowing
in his last '300 at a poknr gsm.
1 wo boy wer drowned while skstinir. iu
a Cuimvulicut uonud in lHHI. their relatives
ru now fiiditing for t-00,000 worth ot prop
.... , u I.;.. I. w V...... . 1.
.j w .HitH wjw wvin iivira, iiu OQf
of lit main question to b decided i which
boy wsa drowuvd first.
To Be Dedicated. The granger have J S Gladpefter to David E Jur.kln,
mni.t.i ... k.n . .a um. one-thirty second part of D L C
completed their new hall at Sand Ridge,
and on the second Saturday in June the
County Council will be held there and the
hall will be formally dedicated. The Mas
ter and Lecturer of the state grange are
expected to be present and a good time
generally Is expected.
Big Strawberries Albany straw.
berry men are invited te come to the front,
a Salem berry measures seven inches in
circumference? Are we to be beaten even
in the matter of strawberries by that one
norse berg down the Valley.
mm mi
Some Fine Butter. Conn Bros have
made a yearly contract with c first-class
butter maker a few mile trom Lebanon
for a large quantity every week, and will
make contracts with their customer at
yearly rate. CaU and see some of It.
Real Estate for Rale.
A Loxo Word How's thi for a long
word t Kakelugnsmakerlarbe'arefackfore-IngsledamotsafgiftsqvittensblarketUtryc-kringsomkostrladerna.
The gentleman
who secured Itsavs that it I a Swedish
word and It meaning! : The place to get and well diiected Industry." Sunday Mer-
first-class groceries, produce and crockery I cury.
- 1 rituurvrvn Si'it it 17 T P i n f wh.
two years ago was sentenced to the peni-
The Reason . The following from an 1 tentiary on a charge of having stolen Siao,
Ee. explain why so many editor are long and w subsequently pardoned by Gov
faced men f "The writer kept count ye- ernor Pennoyer, hi innocence having been
25 feet front on east. First street, $J,oco.
4 lots in llackleman's 3rd Add., $1,000.
2 lots in western part of town, block 60,
$415 each.
3 lot In block 62, $500 each.
2 lots with large house and barn on
Baker street, $2,100.
23 feet front with large house and barn
he enjoys the fruition of a life of an honsst on Depot atreet, $5,000.
front
of fames lunkln....
Marv R Marthensto David E Jun
kln, one-thirty second prt of D
L C of James Junkln
G D Junkln to David E Junkln, one-
thirty second part of the 1 J 1- U
of James Junkln
Anthony C Junkln to David E jun
kln, one-fourth interest in if l
f! of tames lunkln....
W J Junkln to David E Junkin one
thirty second part ot ot
Jaincs Junkln
F M Gift to David K Junkln, one-
thirty second part of D L C of
James lunkln...
O A Crawford to Brownsville Wool
en Mfg Co....
W N Phillip ft Wm Peacock, tract
In Sodavlllc 9
A Hackleman to George Spaght, blk
30; II s 2d A
Charles O Calen to Tho Jones, lot
2, blk 53, In Albany. . ..
Ashby Pierce to Albany Street Rail
road Co, blk 73 M A.
J II Burkhart to C G Burkhart, 11.90
acres, it w 3
Charles W Cole to-James T Bunnell,
sec 35.9 I
A Hackleman to Sarah E Wood, one
acre in Albany
Eliza WlllctttoJ J Kendall, all her
One block of 12 lots in Schultz
addition to South Albany, $1,200.
Schultz it Henderson.
interest In D Lc of Wnt Ben
nett
J K Thomas to Harvey Shelton,
pen 01 101 73, in acio
A J Bilyeu to II Shelton, part of lot
73. in rscio
iTalfor week.
terday, and from 9 a, m. to 9 p, m., there
came into this office two sewing machine
aeentcone straight beggar, three book
scent, one man seilinr shirts or takinsr
measure for shirts, two building association
men. two lite insurance men, one accid
ent policy man, and one advance agent
ATnujfDEE. 8torl The vast Influx
of new comer eem to be having an In
fluence on the weother. Two thunder
tsrmi In a week have occurred, to-day a
rearular Eastern affair shaking the heavens,
preceded by a stiff breeze that would have
made an lowaian nuni nis mizzara ceuar.
Died. Mr Hill, an old gentleman near
ly seventy-five year of age, died at the
home of Mr Ashby Pearce Saturday, and
' wa hurried Sunday afternoon, Dr Irvine
conducting the service. We understand
. the deceased wa a homeless and friendless
old gentleman whom Mr Pearce had kind
1 taken charge of.
Business Chance. Mr Ned Duffy has
purchased Mr John Couzln' interest in his
boot black business and consolidated the
same with his own, locating the combina
tlon In front of Jos Webber's barber shop,
where he will always be-found ready to
operate on the soiled boots and shoes of
the masse.
Married. On Wednesday morning,
May 15th, 1889, In Halsey, by Rev Starr,
Mr Wm J Morgan and Mis Settle, both of
Halsey. The happy couple Immediately
left by way of Corvsllls for the Grand
Lodge, I 6 O F, at McMinnville,
At the Portland Hotels The fol
lowing Albany people were registered
there May 13'. A 8 Powell, G C Thomp
son, J G Crawford, M Calcber, Mat Cal-honn.
established, has begun suit against the
bank of Walla Walla for giving up the
money he had deposited there. - Htatet-
man.
A Great Patent,--That hewed
with the three spikes on the bottom, and a
handle to it, being used in grading Lyon
street for the street railway, Is a simple
lookine thing ; but it is said to be Immense
for cutting Into gravel. A J Fox manu
factured It and lack mirkhall got ten dol
lars tor the idea
Attention, Ladies A new invention
for dress-cutting taught in half hour fori
$5, Including scale. The agent for instruc
tion of this system invite the ladle of Al
bany and vicinity to call and get a perfect I
tit, Mrs. . vv. uiiDcri, oyer ooiuen Kuie
Bazaar, Albany, or.
Sonth Albany
H.Ewert, practical watchmaker and -
lei.
Struck Oil At $1.25 per c gallon can
best Standard "- oil, at the Willamette
Packing Co.' (tore.
A most desirable and beautiful location
List vmir land and city property for tale for mihurhnn residences, owintr to it nat
. iit-n tr 1 v 14 . f t I
a 'In"t vy AEfnoiesvi. . .dtfflntn,, and nearne.. to the center
fioo, lo St. Cbarle Hotel block. Albany.ur. , .
aCRULTZ X UENDERgvN. iwwuwh. ""l""- -" "- -""
view and access to ana iroin incse lois.anu
vou will be convinced of their merits Call
TfMBAT.
Pint Ystos lis bean r-leoted tirinolnal
of the Corvatli schools.
Tit hull ot tha wrecked steamer ia bsiog
broken up by the ways.
A new hardware (tor iabelnu bailtat Jf.
lei son fur A It lludlesou.
Tb cyclones have va reaohed Washing
ton. Only Oregon is axmpt.
O M Davis has old to P M MeKlon.v.
3 23-100 sores aotos the rivcr-for f 1 17.
At w g to l rM the first snik i bains
drivin on the Albany street lailwry.
Home one Ueiito that perhaps Haunon
hat con a'tor Ust wituns he naodad at tha
lost terra of Court.
CVrvallia has organised a 2uo Club with
Zcph Jobs President. Ky tb wsy what ha
become of Albany gun club.
Sandy Old, tli tnso who mtwdtred Emil
Webber, tb loon keeper In Portland, last
week, has been indicted by tb itraod larv
of murder in tb first degree.
Th woman Agar on tb Court House ha
ben pa'ntcd a uelioat cream color, prob
ably to iu'lioato her approval of tha reoeut
vlatory of th cows. If lb scales in her band
were reulaeed by a milk bail she would b
quit an appropriate tiar. Lender,
To-day ha been spent by our eltisno in
speculation about tb course taken by the
saoapea prisoner from in Jn. 1 Uis part ol
it will bsv a familiar sooud to those mho
war here at the time of tb Saunders escape.
IUdoou, though, it I sormlaed ia a much
shrewder mis thao Saunders.
Tb Mel isrper eemeUrv association near
!roneiril!e,b tiled article of innorporsuoo
with th Secretary of Stat. James kiellar
per, Sr., It It Templetou and liogb L Mont
gomery wer elroUd trotesf said associa
tion. Running daily iapr, va on a amsll
seal is toi all poetry. The Timet Mountain
err, of The Lull us, be tried a tivs ooluma
paper, and say t "1 b psper ha cost heav
ily for mvcbsmcsj and editorial labor, mats
rial and dispstbes, and tb outlay lias heen
hamired of dollar in excess ot th receipt.
Thi will sot continue long. If th people of
Tb Dalle ilrsire a daily psier, they must
support it.
Mr Williams, the Ysq,uiosBy baihrr.wa
iu the city thi forenoon.
A. Orsnt, broi.rletiWbf the Cauital Floor
ing Miils, of Salxra was io tb city yesterJay
00 bustnr.
Mr Jaewtt Whe4-r and Mrs Eldr lesv
tA-moerow fiw Stsj tun i a visit to Mr Dr
Kitcnen.
Mr Dr Maston leavos on th train to
morrow morning fur Walla Walla wber sh
goo on a but U rcUti and frieods.
W C Tweedalo an l J Y lUck.ostu left
this noon for MoMinnvilla to attend tb
grand I'M! I O O F delegate from tb
Albany lodg.
Prof Krambcio, recswiUy lo thi city m114
5jrx ,a" rniy irom Astoria so Ms way tn dm
bom In lxodu. Tb Prot bs bsca com
pletely aroond tho world.
Mr WilUm KUter, lb t-olcber. if Vs
375 quins Bsy.bst boon iu tha city to-day. We
am informed tbst his shop wa attached last
evening by creditor.
3W ! Mr and Mies Snow, of th Chicago Come
dy Co , ar children f th colebraWd Eider
Snow of tb Mormon Cberob, of Salt Lsk
1 250 wity.wno will probably bo th ost t'roilenl
01 toe cngrcn.
Th Dkmin rat i iiiforsr.ed thaLno of the
1250 tsschers ia th publie school contemplate a
trip to Karope. At least tber will be a va
esocy at th end of tb bresent Urm and
1250 something ia going to bapyea.
WEbKKMDAT
13 cent (having at Viereck'e.
8 tickets tor 1 at Viersck't .
New dross goods at Mcllwaiu'a.,
Chios go Comedy Company to-night.
Brownsville will ealabrata tb 4th ot July
Salem' advertising fund amount to 3100.
St, Cnsrlraonly strictly first -claa hotel
in Albany. t Owl
3 chair runuinK tady at Vintck' shav-
iug parlor.
Nobndj stop at th St. Charles under a
boycott. 61
Orvslli is to bsv a uew (COO hook and
Udder track.
A railroad from Tha Dalles to frine villa is
being agitated
ft. subsidy i Lei 02 raised for a Lesrsnaner
at Brownsville
Th common council met last veuinu and
adjourned until to night
Sid saddle atd ladies riding itureinutea at
inompson X Uvrnian
Thompson h Overman, atrent for th crest
ejfc a .
uynamu baggy whip.
If yna want a cood silvsr steel toy thr.fiuest
in tb markat, go to atewart Si Sos .
Air I're Marshall 1 teaohien a sincing
school at th Knox UutU uraoire ball
A fine Jins nf busiy dusters andtfly nets at
inompson uvermao , tn leading names
dealers.
Sa'etn will hold a meeting to-morrow night
to make arrangements tor m 4th of July celebration.
Mellwain can civ yon tha best fitting
suit yon ever wore, at prices to suit escb and
vory one. , '
An eleeant line ot aiik table tnresda, in
beautiful design, just received at Fortmiller
A Irving'.
Charity did not build th Rover House.
Rate according to room and accommoda
tions asked for, d3ft
Grandfather Humphreys, of S tlem, who
Mr Job Powell, who sold bta farm io this
county to lion ft A Irvine a rek or two ago,
has purchased a larsa stuck farm boar Cot
tage Orovr, iti 0011 uty.
At tb time of going l" P1""" botliing !
liabl hsd been hoard of Bannon. It i ft ft
to predict that he ia not allowing th grass
to grow under bis last, '
Th 4th ot July committee have over $900
raised for the celebration. It 1 bound to
occur, and notwithstanding Halem, we'll
wager a hair pin, it Include tho military
part too.
M L Tipe, editor c f the Leader, I also
deputy district attorney. A ooutoinporsry
get even with him by publishing on of hi
bill like thi in th county court proceed
Ingsi "M L l'lpor, Insin attorney,
Rhamnatiam la oansed bv an aold in th
blood; therefore, external trustmaut afford
no prmannt relief. To eiimiasU thi pois
on and tnak a thorough our of th disease,
nothing else is so ttllolnbt as Avar' rWsa-
irill. Utr it a trip I l'rio f 1. Worth
9 a bottle.
Msinm (to her little boy). "Now, Bon
nie, if you'll be good and go to sloep, maui
ma'ii giv yon on of Dr Ayer's nice igr
ooaUtl Cat liar tio Pills, nsxt tim you nee 1
mulioine," Beanie, siiiiline sweetly, dropped
off to sleep at our ,
Any waeon. biiflcv. tibaetou or eart that
oomes from Mitchell Si Lewi Co is bound to
b good. Farmer bartioularlv should e-
amiu their stock of plow, barrows, mowers,
rakes, etc. They carry a Kod stook and sell
at prices that defy competition, lUmtembor
th place, opposit Juiui Kchmeor' Jlvery
table, s
Hon T J Black, t l Halsey. was tn tho city
yesterdsy.
Ceo C Wilt was Iu H4U111 yesterdsy on
business.
Dr J W Watts, of Yamhill county, bs
been in th city to-day.
Mis Carl Ilitobeus, nf CVvallis, is in th
etty th quest of Mr C O Lee.
Mr O W Harris got to Monmouth to day
to visit relative and friend for a few day.
Rev Mr Rogers, of the Corvsllls Coogre
gutlootd church, mad thi olflc a call thi
afternoon. .
Mr T T Roach and dsu.ihtcr, of Harris
burg, want down to East Portland yesterday
to attend camp meeting.
Mr Sid Dorris, ot LafsvettA, baa been in
th city on his way to I'riiisvillc, whra hi
father, it waa reported, waa becoming blind,
Th following Albany people wer reijie
tt4 at tn Portland hotel trday : N
Rogers, It Jones and wifd, J E Hi in 0,1 , J W
Harney.
Mr Jame Oliver, ol South Bend. Ind, th
msnofscturer of th celebrated Oliver cbilled
plow, is in the eity aud is registered at tb
Hat. . -
Frank Conovsr, one of th editor of tb
Cervsliis Uuteite, and Mia Lilly Paul, were
married at Corvatli this forenoon, Bar K J
Thompson locking up th form. May tbeir
happinea nvvr b pied.
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$36,940
.$83,496
: TIALSBY,
This part w as visited by a thunder show
er Monday afternoon, and old pioneers say
that It was the heaviest rain they ever saw
in Oregon, and It reminds us of the thun
dfr showers wewltncssed when a boy In
"Pike,-
The washing machine man Is doing the
town. Of course his machine Is the best.
He say it can be converted into a churn
or crtulle a the occasion demands.
The temperance lecture !ast Friday even
ing by Mrs Rlggs, of Portland, was well
attended. Her remarks were to the point,
She gave ft graphic Illustration of the rn (in
ner of carrying the temperance cause into
the prisons, hospitals and aim houses.
Prof J D Buyer was In town one day
last week. The Prof say Brownsville is
booming In a quiet way. We understand
also that the Prof Is talked ot for the secre
tary of the new woolen mills company.
rtprlng hath its joy and sorrows. The
book agent and the tramp have heen here.
The members of the W C PU's aretalk
ng of having a picnic on the 20th,
The band boy are to give a picnic at
Powell's grove 00 the 31st,
Dr Fuller and Charley Bone have sone
over to Ochoco to look at the country.
There are sixty pupils enrolled here In
the public school.
We noticed a man on our streets. few
days ago, who looked as if he had just
went around the world in 80 dcys, lie
wa on his wat to the mountain. He said
that there) was more joy In one moment of
the glad free life ol the mountains than
1000 years in the bosom of civilization,
wearing suspenders and putting dinner off
till after dark. He said he loved to com
mune with nature and chew blackjack.
He scorned the roar and bustle of the
crowed cities like h , and yearned to
nestle in the wild woods and listen e the
chipmuck' honest bark.
LYONSVILI.K.
The little son of Wm, Wacker, of this
place was kicked by a horse Saturday
evening, but being so near the animal, the
accident was only slight.
In the case of IJcnj, Butler against E L
Shepherd, for trespass, In Justice Court,
Shepherd was fined $20 and cost. Case
appealed to Circuit Court.
- Mr. Wm. Robertson, formerly a resident
of this community, who moved from here
to Spokane Falls some four years ago, re
turned last week and wilt make his home
among us. We understand Mr. R. ha
materially improved bis financial condl
tlon. Some time ago we remarked that a pro
viso was Inserted In deeds to town lots In
Lyons, whereby no liquors were to be sold
thereon. The question of liquor or no
liquor ha caused a division of town prop
erty among the Lyon Bros, and now we
are to have a saloon, starting next week.
Nsw good at W F Read .
F. M, French keeps rsilrosd time.
Bargains in boots and shoe at Head's.)
Fresh garden and grassseedsat Stewart &
So.
A full lio Children's bath tub at G. W
Smith.
J. P. Wallace, Physician Mid Surgeon, A!
bony, OrJ
For a Sterling or Emarson piano call on G
L Black man.
t Q. W. Smith has tb largest atockfof snear
kettles in Albany.
0 L Black mao is agent for the Weber
piano. Nona batter.
Six shaves for a dollar and a okao towel to
vory customer, at Tboa. Jon.
O. W. Smith give ;t.$ white enameled
iron war with his floe 000k stove.
A fall ajaortmebt of brae kU!e from on
to eighteen gallon t G. W. Smith'.
Buy your ticket thenogh tt th East of
W I, fester and v far to Portland.
1 have reduntd price nn all heavy wear
in boots sod shr.es. Call early at W F
Road's.
Th Weetora Cuttac and Packard are two
of the host organ mail. O I, Itisekinso
ells them.
Call an O. W. Smith add gt one o'I'hnee
Missouri Sicsm Wsshrr ar ranted to do as
recommended.
A tin lioe of all kind t.f forfeiture, plain
and upholstered, he stock in this part of
Oregon at Fortmil'er ft Irving'.
If yon wsnt a eleaa bad fine sntok ask for
J. Joseph' boma mad hiu labor cigars
for sale by most cigar dealer sod at hi
Joswpb a factory.
J A Archibald, a root Siajer Msoufaetar
iog Co., opposite Odd Follows Temple, Al
bony, .
Dr Wriahtaman'a Sovereign Balm f Lifa,
for duwsasea peculiar to women, at Deyoo &
Robson'a and Brosuiell it SUnard's. P J
Baltimore, agents
-CROWNSVIUT-
Mcatlc are prevalent in our town.
Mr Martin, of Fish lake, was in our town
last week.
Marian Powell arrived hero last Friday
from Sprague, W T, having come all the
way with his own team. lie reported the
mountains a being very slippery.
Prof L 1. Say, late ot Pennsylvania, I
here the guest of Prof Boyer.
Rev Lee and wife, ot Sheridan, are here
visiting relatives.
C N Scott, receiver, and other hich of
ficial of thi road, passed by here on an cf
Cclal Inspection ot the road 'Friday.
Mr Hawk left in town sample of coal
taken from what hp considers a coal bed
about fifteen mile south of this place.
Henry Archibald, a bridge carpenter on
the Narrow Gauge, is now nursing a brok
en finger, the result of an altercation with
fellow workman.
Jno B William returned last week from
an extended stay in the upper country.
Att'y Wright, of your city, passed Sun
day ncre. .
Toe Blakelev.of Arlineton. Is vlsltinc his
aged parents here.
Deputy Sheriff D S Smith passed through
our town Monday on his way up tne crecit
Tuesday the Brownsville Woolen Mills
Co and the Brownsville Woolen Manu
facturinir Co held their annual meetings.
This town now supports three woolen mill
companies.
In my Item of last week regarding the
mine bonded on the McKenzie you made
me av St 0.000 when I ought to have said
$100,000,. One claim alone was bonded for
930,000. The mining boom for this coun
try Is nearer than you anticipated.
Married. On Wednesday, May 15th,
1889, la Millers by George Humphrey.Esq
Mr N U Vewman and Miss Louisa Farlow.
The happy couple have the Democrat's
best wisncs tor prosperity and nappiness,
KEATTLE,
City is lively, lots of Eastern people ar
riving. Some go to the Willamette Val
ley, where we tell them the garden spot of
tSe earth Is.
Last week real e.itate business amounted
to 144 transfers, four hundred thousand
valuation.
Great excitement now over the comple
tion of the Canadian Pacific building soon
to this cltv, Seattle South and the comple
tion of Seattle Lakcshlre & Eastern R . R.
Work will commence soon on the new
Electric Motcr Road to Woodland Park
and Green Lake.
North Seattle seems to be the favori'c
portion of the city now.
We must compliment the queen city,
Seattle, for the arrest of sneak thieves and
street fakir. One cannot possibly com
mit a deed without arrest unless it is a real
estate man, whose punishment I beyond
the grave.
Wright's Compound syrop of Sarsaparilla
can be rvlied upon for a'd blood disraaes, akio
afTcotioos, etc. . Sold by Fosbsy ft Mssop.
" WHAT'S - THIS ?
$420.00 in valuable gifts to Le given
away and to cost the recipients absolutely
nothing. Everything strictly legitimate,
and the drawing to be conducted with the
closest regard for the rights ot alt concern
ed. You will learn particular! at Blum's
Cigar Store, opposite the Revere House
Albany.
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. tWDCH f!(.i:i 1 r.r.tl uird
bogar ring. Unr wi.i o!i at t'.; 1
SAN0, AC. - IVjsiri ilpsiiiri?
1'MIUI Ol liMVBl fr ! tho ptfllti it
F L. Silth In flenton conn'y, r-n r
tickets; for the iue 01 my ofi'ieo, v
ford' I lock, Albany, Omon.
Chap. JR. Woivefh-
fGK HAli;. A pl.p"trn. A ftra-hi, i
r loathe: tcp.s ifxnt h new. I''vr i v
cbsap, Inquire! of M. T. Mouiuith.
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v y bcufMiWork in asiuall fnimfj' u-1 (
ooonlry,
ouiw.
Pdnnnnebt plxco, Call M
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LmJ
Absolutely Pure.
T hi powdnr novt-r yarie. A marro
of purity, strnngbt and wholaoiueines.
Mora oconomlcMl than tha ordinary kiods
and cannot b ao;l In competition with
mnltitndo of low lot, short woight slum
or phospbsto powder. Hold only In cans)
Uo.vnl Baking Powder Co., 100 Wall Hi,,
f, Y. D, W, Ckowxby A Co., Aevlu,
Portland, Oregon
BRICK, URICK-1 hoondorsijin a
now i-prd lo sopply nil v.
brck oflh first rjiiattty and in u?:is'm
large quxiitiios. Call early.
, Mol.fiaw A Un
Albany.
11 UU WANTED.-1 rant 40
Chinoie PliesuMfit egH to ntr.i 3
'i bey iinist bo rt-pb, n.,t haviuK 1 i.
on. W 1IJ py 12,50 per I zcn.
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mo FXCIlAROE.-An oprlght
X A Hon - tlano, lioen in mg a
monlbft. In first-r,laf condition, imr.; j.
tied for five ye-aro, which I wiih t -
change for a lot or h;ls In Albany, ! i
fjuli at the rel'tr.ce of P.. W, Cor.ti
MtB, A, B. MATTMf.v,R. I
TO THE FARMERS AND WORK! Mm
-OF-
Albany and Vicinity.
W cordia'-ly 'i.tif jon !l
mY km SECOND HAND' ST0U
ft
and we will ctnirc )cu hst ojr ric8 Inli a!!. Yen cannot
afl'ord lo do ctr purcbssijfr hefoid tcu viri: our ;-lca As wi
have a largo establish r&r-nt ia 1'orliiind we have hdk-iI it
The Portland Branch.
We claim to Lo lie ciouat l uyeia in the tnarkct, and we a'co
claim to t:cdrrill all wMuut excrptioc.
F. WISE & Co,,
8. E. Yoong'a Old Sua J.
NliW STORE. NW GOODS
Micthell & Lewis Co.,
-DEALERS IN
Agricalliiral Implements'.-'. -
1. linn TS . ,,X-'--'--
anl Vehicles
A full !in cirrleJ at cr hraach hoaac Cr. 2o.l and Ellish S-s.
ALBANY. - - - -
COME x-lsTID SEE US,
QRsIGQH.
Nervous Disorders.
Ft tmn Arwi rnlta ni wi'l oaner in an
Immense number of pattern, at Fortmiller f "V. "" c7 "omc ia ov.r muety v.ar 01 age, 1 in tn county
fclrving's, the finest line In the central Twbkbai.e & REDriELD.AKents,
t Irst door south of t'ost uiiicc,
Willamette Valley.
see it all.
1 1 is an art gallery tol
Tubb's St Co' vera Manilla twine, best
quality, at Stewart St Sox's.
If ven have slv iob wcrk tt d' call on 0
W. Smith who i urtc iv to do It with
neatness and dispat ' sod as choap a any
one.
B. St L. Associatioh. The regular
monthly meeting of the B & L Association
will be held thi Friday evening, when
loan of about $1000 will be made. The
erie will close at thismeeting.
Department Officer, The board of
fire delegates met last evening and elected
the following officers for the ensuing year:
Walter Parker, president; M. t. lirinic, sec
retary ; E D Cuslck, treasurer.
, For Thirty Days. All goods bought
at Ida Al Brush's will be discounted at 10
per cent She has an immense stock and
all the latest ransian styles, special Dar
gain. Call earl while stock Is complete.
Fine line of Guns and
good stock of Ammuni
tion at Deyoe and Rob
son's sp 33l il buriim
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. ,
Cloveudalk, Benton Co , Ma 2iU
Having purchaaedof Mr, Ashby Pen roe
u im oubiio iviui u uvnwe vjuuit, vickud.
the pabllo U notified and forhidden from
taking or removingtherefrom any gravel,
aanaor 10am irom aaia nremisesi,
r. x. BUCH.
Cloverdalb, Benton Co., May 2nd.
I am instructed bv Mr. F. L. Such to
proseeute any and all person depositing
dead animal upon hla lands In Benton
county, Oregon, formerly owned by Mr.
Aebhy Pearce.
CHsH. E, WOLVBETOir,
Attorney at law.
Tear tiers' Examination,
Notice I hereby given that the regular
public quarterly examination of teachers
for Linn county, will take place at the
Court House, In Albany, commencing ot
noon, Wednesday, May aath, 1889, All
teachers desiring examination will please
be present at the beginning.
lv. Al. V.. URL,
Co. School Siip't,
Summer Wraps Novelties In beaded
and stockinet idekcts lost received.
SAMUEL IS. YOUNG.
SUPERIOR LIN EG OF
.AGRICULTURAL. IM-8
PLEMENTS AT OE-YOE&RODSON
Ftr land madebarneea goto E. I Power
. m m
Born. On Wednesday, May 8lh, 1889,
to the wife of F A Burkhart a boy.
7 O.ks cares rheumatism, neuralgia
toothache. Foshay ft Mason Agents.
and
visiting a daughter,
T Jones is making arranoements to move
hi barber (hop into the place recently va
cated by Mack & Hodge.
A land slid two mile thi side of Lyon.
on th Oregon Paoifio last evening, delayed
the tram for some time.
Money can't boy better boots and shoe
than Mollwsin is selling, because better
good are not maoufsotarod.
Fineoranees, lemon and bsnaanai atF L
Kenton's. New (took just reoeived. Also a
choice lot of fresh candies, nuts, etc
The first death under the new law in New
York State will oceur on Jane 24th, when
Wm Kemler will b electrified at Buffalo.
Mr J B Slater ha sold the Stevens county
Miner, and i now in tb real estate business.
The transition upward must be'an enjoyable
one.
Remember the Floral and Strawberry
social to be given by the ladies, of the U P
church at tho WCTU hall Friday evening.
LtiBoh from 0 until 9 0 clock.
Mr H F Merrill ha beeu appointed agent
here for tb Lombard Investment Co, of
Portland, and la prepared to make loana on
farm security on snort notice.
Dr. Flint's Remedv must ba taken
when excessive) r oontlnuona mueonlar
xartlon: exoltlnir DaaMona, or over
Indulgence, stimulating rooa or arm, or
nervosa maoraeri nav ions ooniinuea.
IVscrintlve treatise with cevh bottle ; or
address Mack Drug Co. N. Y.
Notice of Supplemental Articles of
Incorporation.
Notice ia hereby given to all persons whom
it may concern, that tha Ihtectois of the
Urownavuio Woolen Manafactanoff lm-
psov a ootpo ration organised onder th laws
of the State ot Oregon, in pursuance of a
resolution duly passed at a meeting of the
took bolder of said company duly and legal-
It beta on tb 2ud day of May, 1589. at their
office in Brownsville, Oregon, authorizing
and directing the Director of aatd Company
to file supplemental articles of incorporation
increasing tka powers and changing th orig
inal article tn sobstaooa as follows 1
To atvo the Company the power and au
thority to change th nam of the Company
by vote of the stockholder.
To carry on, conduct, manage, sustain and
operate factories for ths manufacturing of all
kind of woolen gwds and fabrics at Crown,
villa and Albany sad elsewhere in Linn coun
ty.
lo maintain and carry on factories lor the
manufaeturiiiS of clothing of all kind.
To carry on mercantile establishment and
engage to a general mercantile business at
snub niacea as tha Uomnanv mav select.
To bay and own real estate necessary for
the purpose of building such mills, stores and
warehouses a uompany may need.
To borrow money and execute the Com
pany'a not therefor.
lo receive tuts or grant ot real or per
sons! property and to accept subsidies.
lo buy, leas and own water power and
to contract therefor.
To bay, tell and atore grain and cereals.
To buy. own end sell flourioir mills and
operate the earn and to manufacture flour.
lo change tne principal place ot nuainea
to any other place in Linn county, Oregon.
To increase the capital stock to tne sum ol
875,000.
That in pursuance thereof there waa filed
in the effioe of the County Clerk for Linn
county, Oregon.ou the 9tb day of May,18S9,
supplemental article of incorporation, c
well a in the ofHo ef th Secretary of estate,
conforming to the said resolution of asid
stockholders.
Dated this 9th day of May, 1S89.
The BrowDsiiUe Woolen Manufacturing
Company.
J. M. Moyeh,
J. P. Galbraith. President
- Secretary.
ONEGO, 8461. RECORD, 2:29-34.
Oregon's Great, it and Gainest Racehorse, msii
Record of 2:29 3-4 first season after four
yeas retircEient, & performance neveT
before equalled by any horse on
the North Pacific Coast,
eat la ws wona ior is yJ. . '-rirZ-l- , ZZ.uttinnu -Moh l.w,l rr.,.n
on of brmktat; ana aeieacinn toe moos ""fJ"" "Ci 8tiH fresh it t' e
i .Ki. ir,i.trr with f horra devisod to defeat turn, srs sun iresa in i.u
memory of all howomon ; but would remind them gm that ho was tne sensauonni
SJSth s 2tDd Sretr old, lowering la tnra both records and tons assumirj;
iTe ""Srjl. Vf Jul?e Kln? if tho Northwest. HU bull dog tenacity, nevi r
too imperial purpio ui jM.i, .ir,,nr tamoerament will not brook aefrp:
and hisprnt S rary 17
n1 n".prer L1?!!; ! " TX.,, ma,n At three year old he aired 6 caiii 6i!
Thof At tho end of 6a days, brirt
ZT TUeVr y'ear olds "and thrfollowing thj. 3 year a..j
rsKttltUe. These arall M oave U .broken l
ts k. ni 27arai aa tr lnm ml IsDHUUS LnuiKi' a -
on "of W.rfS"5 the most prcjuj that h, wii
ho Inherita his sreat speed and unflinching gamene'. Tornis, 50.
N2i
HARRIED.
LILES POWERS A t the Evangel!
a . 111- lf. .nil.
cat parsonage, in txrvaius, on majr ium,
i88o. bv Rev T L Herschncr. Mr R Llle
and Mis Alclha Powers, both of Linn
county.
EASTBURN DOUGLAS. On May
I a, at the residence of J R Douglas, Albany,
hv Rev W D Humnhrev. Mr W A East
burn, of Benton county, nnd Mis Loin J
Douglas, of Albany.
, OUSHMAN KIRK. On Monday
May 13, iSSa, at the St Charles hotel, in
Albany, by Geo Humphrey, Esq, R M
Cushman, one of Brownsville' well known
citizens, and Miss Amanda, daughter of
Hon W R Kli k. The happy couple, who
have the best wishes of many friends, went
to McMinnville, where the grand lodge O
F convenes this week, to which he Is a del
egate.--'
Till WARE AF1D HARD
VARE Of ALL EUfiDS AT
QEVGE & 0000
DEYOE & R0B30N ARE AGENT
FOR THE NEW HIGH ARM DAVIS
VERTICAL-FEED SEWING MA
CHINE. BEST MACHINE IN THE
MARKET
her by given that at tho next retra
tar term of the County Commissioners
Court for Linn count v. Oregon, lobe held
at the Court House in the city of Albany
on Wednesday tne nth day or June. A. t.
isau. sealed plans, apeoinoauona. strain.
diagram and bids will bo received for
building a bridge across the South Santl
am at Waterl o ; said bridge to be about
180 feet long and sixteen feet wide In the
clear. Al so for tha building of a bridge
across Crabtree Creek where tho Conn'y
Koad crosses said creek near the saw mill
of Deaklna Bros, and J. K. Cyrus : said
bridge to be about 100 feet long and 16
feet wide In the clear. Also tor the build
inor of a brldsre aoros Mnddv Creek at the
place known as the Wilson ford. Bidders
to submit estimates on this bridse for
construction of same at Waterloo ford and
also where t he old brio are washed out
said brides to he about 80 feet long and
sixteen leet wide In tho clear. All of said
bridges to be covered. All bids must be
filed with the Clerk on or before 1 o'clock
p. m, of tho above mentioned day. All
bids must be aqo.impanied by deposits of
6 per oent nf bid.. The Court reserves the
right to rejeot any and all bids.
Dons by order of the Court tbia 9th day
of May, A. D, 1KS0,
s,) E. X Montague.
bounty Clerk,
SECURE PRICES. K0
TROUBLE TO SHOW
300DS AT
mp.
Will bo at Albany, Tuesdays and Thursdays; af ths McKnlsht farm, Wednesdays; at
H..-rT Saturday and Monday.going by way ol Jefferson and Turners Statio:i.
A IllXm ol Awl Oneco was eired by Altamont,
wan rolS tm 7 hea Dam, Bello Price by Dob'. 2 23 (3 1 ymi ;
fastest tl tbe world for 4 years) son of Erioscn. ) 4 year old record 2:30 , fa-
i-iU tranwait a-t
a.... - ss. old reooid Jk2. by AUamont, 33. Dim, Mia AraM-V 2:1:.
wi'l bekeDtntCorvaUliandlndnpendoiiM. Tarms, f 3j.03 Miairo.
Kowam KvRRirTT-FuU brirther to Kitty Una. record 11. will a-vwapanv
Onlefms tl5.0aTto InwZ No liabilities aam.d for accilant, VVKl tte
urehowin'Z hordes any dr, except Sunday. ?or extended pro- .
farther particulars auaresa.
tVICKNIGHT BR43.s
. Albany orCorval'.ia.
MULTNOMAH, 10369,
The Standard Bred Trotting Stalls
An
PAINTS, OILS AND
BRUSHES AT DBYOB
RQBSON'b.
will be at our faim Mondays.Wednesdays J)y&mJi
lis, Tuesdays ; Fridaya and Batnrdays 'Ans. Marshall's steb.o,Aibany. .
was foaled July 20th, 1839, bred by Jay Beach, J.ba7"l Qt wagou rcu-t
wltb star and black polnu, la good size and stylish. Jed by Aiumou h
rUrdslreofAlmoneUe, LClJX
8ipleon, -Jits.; n.u, ; i,uy ew", o.oqi . ittro 2:42 l Beulf.lj .
yers ofd, 2:85 . Zelophnne. Itflljf oVenoeV AlUmo
year old, ; a , a year oia.asoo u su.j '-" :,";-. 2:16K ;
y Almont, sire ol weetmont, mis ; rnnwu, : m" " vTaVllO with record
y . o.iti . i.. o.mi t.iAiharo in th enlist. He also nag xi vi
i un ti, fii o oov Vricnmount. 8 years old .. 'ol"i .
PonJhaTtne
seconds; ami rnce oy ojooio, o u o .'" rv 9"( Nightinc!'',
2:S0M, ho sired Rarely. 2:24 X ; boble, 2:88 1 Malle, ,2.281 i Erio, 2 .28 , J K f '
2:28 : I.nla F, !:29 and also Mred the grand dam of Phallus, 2:13 tco " "rf
stalUons, Multnomah was selected from all of Altamont s colts beinS tae c -t
the time, the most critical can not find a fault with his pedigree or;d 's ;
He will make a very handsome horse and a trotter certain. F?r further iuro m. . t
ind extended pedigree, address the owner. Terms : Seasons $30; insurance, .
BAIUtOWS BROS,,
Shedds, Linn county, Oirgon.