The state rights democrat., May 31, 1889, Image 2

lie Scjitcaat.
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Man men P" J dollar to sse ten cenlsj
they wear out a nickle's worth of (hot leather
in jetting a gift of twocenta wortl of grindstone
from a neighbor. .
The war governor of Pennsylvania, Curt in
who recently celebrated hla 74th birthdaT.U at
straight aa an arrow, and hit eyes are at bright
and hit mind aa active at of yore.
The Queen of England acldom drinks more
than one small glsas of wint at dinner and
nfterwarda takes a few drops of good Scotch
VhUky.
There are at preaent 67 American students
(tudying for the priesthood in the American
college, Rome, Some of them will be ordained
next month.
An electric fire-engine ia a new invention. It
can be itarted at full apced, ia much lighter than
theateam fire engine and possesses vario u
other advantages.
An American aea captain thinks he has
found a guage of the ncarneis of an ice-berg by
the use of a foghorn, and the consequent echo.
If so, it will prove very valuable discovery,
Gen. Greenback Weaver of Iowa and the
potato bug have already appeared in Okl noma.
The viciaiitudee of civilisation t re keeping
right up with the procession in the new terrl
tory.
Wm. 1'. GlaJstone considers te Prince of
Wales a shrewd, clever man, who keeps himself
well informed regarding the topics f the day.
He seldom opens book, but glesns a great deal
from conversation. Mr. Gladstone thinks the
Prince a success as a public man.
"What idiots they have on the newspapers
nowadays! exclaimed Blowhorner. "There
was a reporter in here yesterday, and I told
him about the big improvements I have been
making down our way. Of course I told him
not to mention my name in his paper, and the
blame fool didn't.'
The Union ateel workers at Pittsburg, who
Struck againat reduction ia wages, have
abandoned the fight, their places having been
taken by cheap non-unionist. Another tllustra
tiea of the protection afforded labor by the
tariff.
While wages are being generally reduced in
this country, iinmigratkm from Europe increas
es. There ia a high tariff for the protection of
capital but none to save labor from the "pauper
competition" about which we heard so much
kat year.
According to the doctrine of metempsychosis
the souls of those who die continue their exist
ence in other bodies. Is it not poaaiMs that De
capitate Clarkaoa is ia reality the spirit of
Robespierre in modern guise.
Protection to American labor? Ah! yes, you
bet! The Clark thread company is importing
yarn from Scotland to use instead of the product
of American spinners, who are striking against
reduction.
Clark E Carr of Illinois ia to be minister to
Denmark, and the explanation of his appoint
ment is given in the single line stating that "he
was prominent in the last campaign,' .That
settles it with President Harrison every time
The Introduction of high license in Bos
ton has closed out 1700 liquor saloons,
rurnisliings to '.he value of $2,000,000 are
a the marketed over two thousand Idle
bar tenders are ready for professional en
gagement In other cities.
When a United States Supreme Courfnade
up of five Republicans snd only three Demo
crats, decides that the depred.tians of a Con
federate raid were acta "of legitimate warfare
nd not of rebellion, it ia time for Joel Benton
Foraker, of Ohio, to solemnly inquire if he has
lived and howled in vain.
The master of the state Grange in his annual
address, oa Tuesday severely criticised Harri
son for appointing Es governor Rusk of Wis.
con sin commissioner of agriculture, on the
ground that he ia a mere politicion and lawyer.
It should be borne ia mind that Harrison's
sympathies are with corporation lawyers and
not with Cirm-rs.
Niagara Falls as a water power his always
excited some banter, but it is doubtful whethe
anyone ever dreamed that the proposition could
be seriously entertained. It is a faet.however,
that apCansas concern with a Virginia charter
has brought into the New V'ork Legislature a
bill autbortfina it so to deflect the current as
to render it etjlizable fur machinery and the
generation of electric and other pwer. Isn't
it possible to carry our utilitarian ideas too far?
According to the AUmqutrqni Democrat
New Mexico covers a vast lake, and as wells
are being sunk in different parts of te Terri
tory this fact is becoming more apparent, A
well sunk at Gallop has penetrated a body o
water 6o feet in depth, and wherever a hole is
sunk to the water it is found to exist in inei
hauitible quantities.
It is a very small, mean business for
minister of the gospel to indulge, publicly,
In peddling the dirty story ,so often refuted,
that Daniel W Voorhees called Union sol
diers, during the rebellion. "Lincoln's
dogs," and yet this was done by one Rev
C. E. C ine, of Fort'and, last Sunday even
ing. Fate is hardly surer than that a min
ister of the gospel, when soaring in ths
fields of the politician. Ill open his mouth
wide enough to put his foot Into It, and
Ciine U no e4ception to the rule.
It may not be remembered generally rbst the
late William If Birnum was the means of ex
tinguishing the political ambition of his name
sake, Phiness T Barnum. 1 he great show
man aspired to a seat in Congress, and was
nominated for it in a strong Republican district
of Connecticut. His election was deemed to
be certsin. William II. Itanium entered the
field against him, revolutionised the district Snd
took the sest for himself. There was curiosity
as to the kind of Congressman the other Barnum
would mike which wss never gratified.
NOT!CK;TO THK PUBLIC.
ClovckDALM, Benton Co , May 2nd.
Hiving purcbaiwdof Mr. AsMry I'eaice
hla entire larm in Kentp riunty. OreijoD,
the public it notified and frtiid)en frcm
taking or reroo? iDgllitrefrom any gravel,
ani or loeut trout sid j.rtnibrs
K. L. Such.
CbovaoosLR, U nt(.n Co , May 2nd.
Iain IiiMtruuUd hy Mr. K. Ij. Hurh to
pro'Miute any and all ptroris depoautlug
deed anl'iiaU.npon bli lands in Benton
county, Oregon, formerly owned by lit.
Ash by IVsice.
ChiS, E, Wolvbrtoh,
Attorney at law.
South Albany
A moht desirable and beautiful location
for suburban residences, ow ing lo Its nat
ural advantages and neurness to the center
ol business Compare the size, location,
view and access to and from thee lots, and
you will be convinced of their merits Call
early and secure a home before the advance
In price. Apply to
TWEKDAI.K & ReDFIELD.Agentd.
first door south of Post Office.
AM ATTACK ON JUDICIAL INTEGRITY.
While it sometimes occurs that persons
holding official stations yield to Improper
influences In determining their actions the
people are to be congratulated that this
does not often occur with judicial officers.
A, test of judicial Integrity in our own state
haa juit come t Ilk-lit that adds another
proof that our touits are the surest pall'
dlum of the rights and security ot the peo
ple, and demonstrates the necessity of the
most vigilant care in the selection of per
sons to hold judicial positions. Some time
ago an equity case w is decided In Denten
county, In which the parties were A Wood
vs. S Ray burn. It was decided Id favor
of Rayburn. J W Rtjbur n.son of the de
fsndant, appeared as counsel forthls father.
Plaintiff appealed the case to the Supreme
Court where It was argued end submitted.
Judge Strahan had been selected to render
the opinion of the court. Some time after
the case was argued and before the decision
was rendered Judge Strahan received the
following letter signed by J W Rayburn,
the attorney for defendant t
. Cokvallis, Or., April 15,
My Der Simian ;l to da mailed to
Judge Thayer an additional brief In Wood
vs. Rayburn. It is not entliely what
would have liked to hare sent joe for the
reason that I have been alck since I waa at
Salem and confined to my room for two
days with a scveie cold. ThU brief I pre
pared yesterday. I am Intensely Intorest
ed In this case for a reversal takes from
my futher his home and cssts retlcettons
on me, w.ille an affirmance assures my
father In the possession ot his property
and vindicates me. I feel conscious of not
hsvlns wronged anv one in the leant In
this whole transaction. No man ever act
ed with better motives than niy futher has
throughout this whole business and not a
single expression can be cast on hint I am
sure. You know my father very well.and
you will say, I know, that he Is consclen
tlous In all he does. Judge, you knew me
as well as any man In Oregon. Did you
ever know me to Intentionally wrong any
ne i There Is no one I have wronged that
I will not make amends to It In my power
I want to do right In all things. Above
all I want the respect and confljrrce
of
our courts. Intentionally I'd do nothln
to lose that. I have reason to believe that
I am out ( favor with one ot your asso
ciate, for what reason I do not know
he la displeased with me lor any reason
right me In his estimation It you can. Let
me say one word about this case. Before
you revise fudge Bean's decision be very
sure you are right for you may never know
It, but I know it that the equities are
with the respondent. If you will look Into
every nook and corner of this case vou will
certainly affirm the decree appealed from
I do not ask you to do any wrong, but I do
ask you to thoroughly examine thia case
from one end to the other ai.d when you
have done this I am verv sure you will not
consent to any change in this decree. I
have a surprise In store for you before long
Come and see me w hen next you are here
You be certain you are always welcome.
Your friend,
W Raybi as.
Nothing could be more embarrassing
than to receive such a letter white having
the writer'a case under advisement, and
Judge Strahan did not hesitate long as to
the profer courte to pursue In the premis
es. He at once sent the letter with a sup
plemental brief in the case to the attsrneys
for the other side of the case, evidently
acting upon tha t practical view of the mat
ter that all that was said to the court abeut
the case should be known to both sides,
th's being the usual practice of the couitln
ail cases where any matter happens to be
submitted In relation to any pending case
One thing is certain now, that the writer of
the letter Is not only "out of favor" with
one, but all three members of the court.
The people arc to be congratulated that the
integrity of our Supreme Court Is proof
against such personal appeals as the above.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
The Peadletoa P O.
Pksldeton, Or,. May aS. Postal Inspec
tor Cniver is in the city, inquiring in to the
charger against Postmaster Clopton. lie is
charged with assaulting T. McBreen through
the delivery window, with betting oa the Nov
ember election, with collecting rent for the
postoffice, from business houses of Main street,
also from lh government, and trusting the busi
ness of the oltice to incompetent' subordinstes.
-A Cyeluae.
Kansas Citv, May a8. A Timet specie
from Emporia, Kan., says: A disastrous cylone
j-j - .-.! over Clements, Chase county, this alter
u . Captain Vrown snd his daughter were
kil. . tn .i bis wife had her leg almost torn off
and . tun had a leg and an arm broken. It is
reported that six or seven other persons were
killed, but the wires are all down, and no
reliable information can be obtained.
1 ke Marderers..
CHlCAGO,May l8. Detective Ianiel Cough
lin, Patrick Sullivan, the ke man, and Frank
J Black, alias Woodruff, were indicted by , the
grand jury this evening for the murder of Dr.
Cronin. Tnis result was resetted after an in
vestigation which began at noon and lasted for
seven hours, during which two dozen witnesses
were examined and a mass of evidence was con
sidered. A Baker Const y Harder.
Bakes City, Or., May a 8. A man named
Pennington shot and kilted another mm named
Bakom, near Kye valley in this county,to-day.
Particulars hare not Ven ascertained. The
coroner has gone to the scene of the homicide
to investigate. , ,
A Thef Captured.
Independence, Or., May 28. Thomas
Ilogan, who lately came here from San Fran
cisco, last night, broke into Alex Davis's room
at the City hotel and stole therefrom one suit
of clothes and a revolver, all value J at $25.
lie immediately skipped but was caught at
Eo'a to-day by Marshal Wayne Williams snd
was brought back and lodged in jail here. He
was given an examination this afternoon before
Justice butler and was bound over to appear
before the grand jury in the sum of $800.
Militia Called Out.
Chicago, Aj 27. A special dispatch
from Braidwood, Ills., the scene of the trouble
with the striking coal miners, says: In response
to an appeal by the sheriff of Will rounty for
srmed reinfbrcements,Governor Fifer has auth
orized the Illinois National Guard to protect
the property and persons endangered by the
riot at Braidwood, Adjutant General Vance
has ordered a regiment of men to aid the
sheriff, ,
WlUUoto Aluska.
New York, May 27. Ex-Sena'or Thomas
C riatt and General Russell A Alger have de
cided to spend the summer in Alaska. They
leave this city June 20 in Genersl Alger's
private car, Michigan, They will journey by
rail to Tacoma, where they will take a steamer
to Alaska. Piatt will be Alger's guest on the
trip. They expect to be 1 way two months or
moie. Various reasons are assigned fur the
contemplated journey.
Got 50 rente .
Dayton, May 27. Group Bros, safe wss
burglarized Saturday night. A hole was bored
in the Hall safe, and the door blown off, and
$o cents was stolen. A number of suspicious
characters are in town, snd the committee of
safety is on the lookout. ' -
Should Die.
New York, May 27. Dr. Tanner, the
famous faster.exr ects to have all arrangements
perfected in a few days whereby he' will be
buried alive, and at the end of four weeks taken
Up and resuscitated, s
Doeturn ArreNted.
Helena, M. T., May 28. Doctois Weyer
horst, Harding and Schultz, of Butte, were in.
dieted yesterday for practicing medicine with
out a certificate from the medical board, as pro
vided by the act of the last legislature.
New Api'uiiiS'Mriitfi
Washington, J.i.-jf 27. -1 he president this
evening made the following si'pointmentst
Hiram Smith, jr.fbf Cameron, Mo., lo be
first deputy commissioner of pensions,
Benjsmin M Thomas, of Santa r, to be
secretary of New Mexico.
Robert f, Anderson, oi Jiaker Cily, Or., to
be commissioner in and lor the district of Alaska
to reside at Ounalaska.
Hale J Cole, of Spokane Falls, W T., to be
tent lor the Indians of the Col vi lie soency in
Washington territory;
To be register of the land office t John An
person, of Oregon City, Oregon, at Oregon
City. Herbert Brown, of Arizona, at Tucson,
Aril.
To be receiver of public mo neys, John V.
Scott, of California, at Shasta Cats.
A Big Fire.
Reno, Nev., May a6. This afternoon ' fire
broke out In the old theater I uilding opposite
the Depot Hotel, and in less than five minutes
it was a roaring mass of flames. Soon the heat
was so intense that the domeol thsUepot hotel
was on ftre.and the flames spread lapidly until
tnat immense structure was a burning sheet,
and several blocks were soon burned. It is
impossible to get a correct list of the losses to
nii'ht.but it is safe to say they will resch Sato-
000 or fjoo.ooo. .
Three New Vessels.
Wasainqton, May 26, The navy depart
ment has istued proposals for the construction
of three new cruisers fur the navy under author
ity 01 the act or congress or September 7,t53.
urns win oe opened August 1, 1009,
These vessels are to be of aooo tons dis
placement, and are to exhibit a maximum
speed of at least eighteen knots an hour for
four consecutive hours. They are to be finish
ed within two years from the date of contract
and payments will he made in twenty equal
installments, as the woik progresses.
, Aa Aeeldeat,
Oskcon Ctrv, Msy 26 Last night George
Ely was driving up the depot hill with a one
horse rig, when the horse became frightened
and unmanageable, and plunged over the aide
of an emlnnkincnl. The hoise, waron and
driver rolled down forty feet, cutting Mr. Ely's
bead severely. Except from concussion, his
wounds are not dangerous.
w'aat a Treaties; .
SroKAKK Falls, May 36. Between mid
night and daylight this morning a force of fifty
men put in the crossing of the cable road ever
the tracks of the Seattle, Lake Shore k East
ern, on the shore of the northern side, which
the latter company had refused to permit them
iv w. 1 uo tmiuc, x-aati auwv easier
people then applied to the court and obtained
a temporary restraining order to prevent tress
pass on their property or interference with the
operation of their road, whereupon they sent
out a force and tore up the cable road crossing
1.:.. t'- . 1 ''- - 1
1 utiici niu is aniKipaieii.
NEW ADVERTISE MEN 1 8.
IHL WANTED.-Todo general haute
fl work in city. Call at Dimochat uf-
tic.
OTIPK TO CONTKACTORH AND
RUILDKH-S.-Notloo I berth arte
en that bl.is wilt bo reoMred until Neier-
aay. juue i, msn. at mo aaur or one
oVIock p. w., for the instruction two
story brick bulldtiffon thereat properly
owned by I be Maeonlo BoUdtna? Aaaoeta-
uoo isi a i ban r. "regon, Inacoetdeaeewltb
plaoaand penlfioaimn now oa 11a la the
office of Charles K Wolvertoss. accretarT
The light Is re.erveJ to relee aay and all
ii a.
LWixi May SI, 1S80.
By order, L Rwitnaaa.
U. V. eSiatraox,
U, W. Macro if.
Committee
OANO. AC Persona dealrloe- earn!
O loisnj or Kravel fr.sn the proioUosof
K. L. e)utth to Mootoo county, ran procore
sivarve ror ine same as my onioe, crew
ioro mock, AiiMoy, uregon.
Case. IC WeiVBBToy.
I .toil (4 A LB. A pbaetoo. A grade, full
leathe: top, goo ew For ssvle
cheap. Inquire of M, J. Monleha.
UTANTED.A rorwd tlrl lodoieneral
V T bouaowork in a email family In the
country. Permanent place, Call at I hie
cm.
1iHy-isnv.-iuoaa)eor'iV ere gone
and a new era hae sets We ruusl
keep up with! be train and henno note the
if real reduction In prim at the Albany
Haih and Kbavlng Parlors, fchevinir 1ft
cents lUlbe 25 cents or 6 llthsl for II
Chlldren'e hair rut, 13 cent. H sir cut -tlnti
ti cent Hair or whlaket dyeing- a
specialty. Hair oil ar.l Ma foam lor
sale. Kaxoi a honed fur ' cent
Joa. W 1 nana,
Proprietor,
TOTICETO CONTRACTORS. - Notice
iy tm her by given thai at the nett regu
lar term of the County Commtaalonere
Court for Lion count, Onegon, lobe held
at the Court House In the oily of Albany
on Wednesday tbe&lb day ef June, A. D.
189, aeaiesl plans, spacinoatiosM, strains,
diagrams enJ bide will bo received fer
bulldlnc a bridge acrnee the Sleuth Santi
am at Waterl k ( eald Lridge le be about
Ino feet long aad eUteen foot wide in the
etear. Also for tbe bntldlagofa bridge
aeroae Crabtree Creek where she Connie
Boad croeaee said creek neer the saw mill
ef beaklne Broe. and J. C. Cyme ; eald
bridge to be a boot 100 feet long and 14
feet wide in tbe clear. Also tor ike build
ing of a bridge aoreee Mndde C.eek at tbe
place known astbe Wilson ford. Bidder
lo submit estimates on tbla bridge fer
construction of same at Waterloo ford and
also where tbe old bridge washed out
eald bridge to ae about 80 feet long and
sixteen feet wide la tbe clear. All of eald
bridge to be covered. All bide must bo
filed wltb tbe Clerk on or Lefare 1 o'olook
p.m. of the above mentioned day. All
bids must be accompanied by deposit of
A per cent of bid. 1 ho Court rvserv. tbe
right to reject any ami all bids.
Done by order of tbe Court this 0th day
of May, A. D, 1W9
(L. ,) . R. H. MoNTAOUst,
bounty Clerk,
E. J. FslcCAUSTLANOa
CiTil Engineer and Surveyor,
DRAUGHTING AND BLUE PRINTS,
Office with Oregon La-d Co. Albany, Or.
Sewerage System and W.ter Buppllee
m nuvirmnj, r.nasoe OUDOITlue
made or Copied on ebort uotlce.
Map
final Settlement.
Me County Court of Linn eounly, Orrgon.
In the Batter of the esU'e of John W,
Itoaartb, deceased.
Notice le hereby given that the under
signed Administrator of eald estste baa
filed bi final account therein wltb tbe
Clerk ot aald Coart, and that the Court
ba appointed
Hadar, the 1st day ef Jaly, A , IS,
at 9 o'clock In the foienoon for tbe hear
lngT objection to said account and for
tbe afttleunent thereof.
Albany, May 27ib. 1880,
" - , rStAUK Mr'WD,
J J. W hitwict. Administrator,
'Attorney.
rrpewr.ii.i-, Penirtnrishlp, Corrcftponrienec, Btist
a anil legal Kerns practically taught al the
' Portland Business College.
The thorough work I'd-i- In ench of our several
l-iiurtnii'iits litis (ftven tills Ins Itimon arrputa
kn audi nx but fi'W sr-l.ools attnln, erurlite to
tuiulrfils I our en:ti:.ilfs nrnfitribln employ-
neut, Iki It im hoik-ie:'s kmi Hpiioxraplieis,
' A. P. AgHSTOMJ. I'tiiielrtl. I
c M Hiugue tree.
fortlaad. Or.
J f -..r.r... ...2 -
WS HEALTH RESTORER,
yree? useiti
It Is tlie best helper to tiosltli snd the quickest
cure on Kanh, Use it in limi for all diseases o
the Stomach, I.lvtr, Kiilntys and btcin.
cures Khcuiiu tism, Malaria, Coaled Tongue
andHeadacI . rchevn Conatipa'.ion, llihuus
less and Dys.i'psia, drivts all inipuritltrs out ol
h flood ami dn-s up old Soics. The business
men buy It, the Vori.iiu:nin us if-llie Ladies
ta':e i l! c Children irv I r It fcrri I lie larnifrs
sav 1 s I h ir beet l:.nli'i t r-v i r.
bo. i evtrvwiitre. i.u -l.otil : six fr r ft,
JOHN BS1ICCS,
r LB ANY - OREO
BOBEH A FeECIAtTV. -
Cnruetery loti pi into 1 aad attended
WILL EX11S1T IN
Albany, Wednesday , June 1 9th.
TWO rilllFOlttllANCES 2 AND 8 I. M.
- E1TORMOTJQ
UNITED SHOWS
Tlme-tiug CiietiK, Hnyal Roman Ifippodrouif, Elovsto'A Blag nd
A-UtUt.lnent Mengr e, uo iu iiornuneat union with
H. S, BARRETTS Monster Consolidated Shows,
Univrkl Meonftnrii, twu-riu.; oirous, racing osrnivaj and Great ;
Voie Fair I .
The Heignitig Autocrat of Hie Amusement World,
Spreading huger clouds of caovaa, reijuiritii tnotn earn, ooarLte and
looomotives to move it, nore dene, csgra and Uirs for itn animate, an 1
aging twice the nuniHor of peforaiern and working toiile, thsn
any other two shows on th eontineot,
SPORTS OF THE
n;
Larscr Wild
VNLTn
FicerCircus4't, grander Ilippodtomalio Spectacles, richer Street Fa
gnut more and better Museum Feat urea, and bigger lodnce-tneota
for patroasge, than aver hefora offertd to the public.
The Towering Amusement of the Century.
Tr'umpbsntN travelint? throughout the I r isd contioect of Amerio,
nd everywhere exhibiting to the rooet enoimons snd moat ppreci
tie audiences ever congregated under cans. Universalis- rectr-
stxrdaatbs meet noted and eoneucarnsto
INIMITAf IE SPORTS OF THE CIRCUS
Deiiug Ti spire Vetloroiere, sypert
Biovolo Rider, Woti(t-iinl Ruaristt
Sketet', suie rmtneiit ad Uuiel orow ti
ed uiele and feitialt l'ne.run Ar'iats,
'btiiiiiu nal itarrl-acki liu'rlieemt JIn
riderr, Aetitl Msistda. Acrul-atio
wnudiie, mat Vfiuu Vsnltrr eel Joliy
Clown. -
SO TDUllXa CAGES SO
Filled wltb all lbt i raro snd wonderful in brute creation. Toentr
Laiaof beaata perfotmed en!y by int tepid traiuer on tbe public
aret. The largest and beet bnrd of Kiephaota with any exbibitioo-
l (rgtitv.IiAo.
THE FINEST PARADE ON THE CONTINENT,
TJnqnrMiinnaU tbe roost elaborate, wnai- and umptuonieotcolar
Qurteea that ever moved through tho nl.I'o etreers, intredocirg ae
en aecrpUblo episode the
Children's U renin of Fairyland:
EXCLUSIVELY SPECIAL FEATURES X
Ike Leoomeol mnd oowbeio jirecedentd fe.it of
), asm a s t i TT I
inning ana urmng Tiiiriy-iiT8 mi cs i
II) fcinitiw Kqoeetrian. To My that one mi 1 ride, d ives, ii.is and
(jeciii s iht-'y-tivn spirited horo will be l.i rfnd Upon lioiion, yi. ir.
C4ii t; esd u our vm', IIpodroiiit 1 e'c eaob diir t il 't-i -ig.
Al exldbii (u KuHiie Oily, M i Uy, Jucn 17ib. H.Un,
Ju.-18 I. C rvellis, Jui- 20tk '
TO THE FARMERS AND WORKI 13 3ME(!
.... OF -d'",. , : 4 - :
Albany and - Vicinity.
. We cordially fnyile you all to visit our
WM AND SE0ND IS AND STORKS,
s. ' e i
i d we will c iiii c jt u '1st our piicen I taU all. Yea cannot
rffd It, on yt.r pi t'ieiiii Vyifure yrti visit oor -plsce. As wo
tin ve a Urge s-atubiit hment in Portland wo bave' rian ed it
The Portland Branch
V claim to le theciotixt liiyem
to uniJ.iKill all
I. a. WIXBILL, I. C, JOIIKSOI, t. KSTSSS, B. SHILTOir.
, WIHDELL, JOHSSOU & CO,,
REAL ESTATE DEALERS AND MONEY
.BROKERS."" .
Conveyancing cM ail Notarial work
promptly done.
P, O, box, 800. Seattle, Washington,
JMllM a
HIPPODROME
lls-olittfo tl v lei rodncing ibo C'sssica
J Atb etio end Uladutorial rant no of
tbe Ui ot V etr anil 111 i Ins. Clisi-.
iot llsce, . Lilie, t n.cee, BUnding
l(ace, Flat iUcee, K'ei baM Hate,
Jockey Kci-c. CViuel Iteee, Oatricb
Itaets, Hack IUcee, Wheelliaitow Race,
Qbststlo il'cp tl stic Ir t liikta.
Itcast Exhibits!
tnnKe'il triumph of anj ag tor ere.
Ami perteuting cr-.intltiti chetige nj
trtikf rnalione, inouatroua trocpof c
psrieoiied and- hoii'b bearing warile
1 hanU, prand cavalcade of cavalier and
dsroeM, Wrtrd glimpse flh Fiiit-', iu
clnditiK suggeslivM tableaux of Liuli
Red A dinn-hood, ll!uebsrd, SinbaJ,
tho asi'oi. Mother Goose, Sleeping beau
ty, snd Kobiuaon Croeo ; Monkey Tillj
bo Cs rsli moll It oy paeaengoni, im. n
ifey not tiuup, monkey footman, u.ouey
guard and tnouitey jiowtiliot).
in the mirk t an
i hk-ut excfption.
F. WISE & Co,,
S. E. Young' Old Stajd.
G. L. OLACKftlAfi,
Succefor to E. W. Lanedon,
Di'ALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES
CHEMICALS, CRUSHES
SOP3 COMCS
ETC.
.
SPECIALTIES.
r.ahlonaSte and Biylitdi SuiU, B'iflnn Butt, Debt weight
R,tmmr Buitn. Boye, youtL' nd cblW W nH.
Furnishing Goods.
line line of KcH weiRbt nndeiwettr balbHgKfcn an.l troolr-u ; ouilry, hUi
neckwear, linn wlrn auapendere, goatanlwi for two yearn, in
alt tbo latest
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A largo lio in this department
HATS
Staple and F.bion.bI-lne., among tb n .took of tb
1 Joba D. BtoUon baU.
: Tailoring
M,rcbottiloMg under .Xpert Uilor. Huita road, to order
floe at remarkable low flgares. Mom good tn.o.J out than e-or Wf .re.
Itick a
in tbe fot tbst I am offering better bargain than any one else io Aiban
Bongbt at bankrupt sale I esn sll
First-Glass Goods
at(or belowCOST.
FOR
Genersl merobendtse ol all kind oll on ni. Particular bargains in saro,
ofiboe.
teh for Goods or Country prdtifc
Or W. SIMPSON
FOR THE BEST FURNITURE
e-Gkl.X ON TOE
Albany Furniture Company
OPPOSIT STEWART A SOX'S,
Who EavB in Stock a Completa Line of
BED ROOM SETS, TABLES, CHAIRS, UPHOLSTERED
GOODS, WALL PAPERS, BABY CARRIAGES,
ETC., ETC., ETC.
IIA.TVIdrVS & FARRELL.
WHOLESALE DEALERS) IN
Harflware, Iron, Steel ana Farm Maclery.
SOLE AGENTS FOR WASHINGTON AND NORTHERN IDAHO FOB THE
BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER.
Tassa Maohlnes ars too well known to need comment. Thousands of farmer hare
assd thsm aad spsak of tbsm with praise. Ttsy ars tlx only Xarrestlns
Maohlnss that will Eire EKTIKS SATISFACTION to the pnronaser.
MILLER'S STAR VIBRATING THRESHER.
AULTMAN'S STAR TRACTION ENGINE,
Tne most Effective and Bnocsssfal Combination for Threshiaj and Cleanlcg
Grain ever constructed.
BUCKEYE STEELjRAMf TWIN E-BIN DERS.
3TT1. rssturs i that distinguishes this Tuine-Blnder U ths llKhtness o Pratt, combined with Its
Exlraortllnary fatmngth and Dnmbllity. The Binder Is ol ths Appleby pattern, tha only really suocowr.il
one j ot known. We hsve two styles, ths Elevator Binder aod th Platform Iliaderboth .xuiUeut-botlt
roooaimenuea by hundreds of patrons.
SE0UITLER FM WABflNS, SSraSr M
BUCK-BOARDS. FOUR-SPRING Jrrgpk&
MOUNTAIN WAGONS, d& sT" r -f
BUCKEYE AND SUPERIOR DRILLS ?F .' VvIAH
AND SEEDERS. "S,i" 0 P3
CORBIN DISC HARROWS.-
HODGES-HAINES HEADERS.
HAISH BARB WIRE.
'SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
E; ThraJijManager, Albany, Or.
mm
noveltir.
of the Uet to the warUi.
L. E. BLAE
Pin
CIS. II. DID St
Frnii.t First anrl Vitir Rtmnta.
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PORTLAND. - OREGON.
1
1889 SPRIHG A!1D
SUP J3 grtf
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
The iargfcet a lock and gios est variety in pric aua 0 1 Lave evei
carried, and ae good value as ever otlcrxi t tb oiiizene of Lion
county.
Special Bargains
In clt'is nod blsckn. Seersuckers, gbgbama, cbsrobieys, Frincfc
print end wash ftibfic-. A'i I be DOTtliie of tbesessoii in tJsck and
ojlur. I will bare souiKbiod fuitbei to sjr about tboe e fr
UM.
:embiioideries, skirtings
Floaociogs, and all overs en eambrtM, Sii and Indie Liaen. I
bave jot opeaed tbe largest ioroioe of novelties In this line ever ex
blbited in this city, and at gretly reduced prices.
Piques, Lawns, India Linens,
Nanaooks io white, ecru and color, all at price very much cbepr
ttren ever before offered i tbi city.
TABLE
In brown and bleached. Tbia stock I bought in New York at lee
(ban importers' price, anJ am able to give gocd bargains. 58 inch all
linen bleached at 60 e.'tts per yard and o'.bera io f roKrtion.
TO WBLINGS, CRASHES, ETC.
AH tbswe good I boy direct from importers by . tbe Kale, and csn sell
them much cheeper than if hoogbt of jobbers towel I hnr in quan
tities ia Nrsr York, aod am offerioa; them at prior tlt sre sore tr
sell tbe goods.
Ladies Cotton Hose-.
Ate diaper tbi year than eer tef.fe. I beve encceeded in g't
ting mane good bargains, all of wbicb J sui ffeiir.g 10 oy cnstooiera
be same in
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S,
Ti e above ia n outline of tbe j-iMcj I am guing to do businee.
snd will endeavor to do mj pari toward ascuricg tbe trade is Li
acd H joining oovnties to Albany, aod to ksep np a-itb the proceeeio
r( the lirelj andfrrowingcitj f AlbaoT. I will bees something oa
See atttt
Carpets, Boots and Shoes, GrocerieSj
And
SAMUEL E. YOUNG
nan
Tne LEADING Grocery Store
Wallace, Thompson & Cs.
03Il-sf.gaPgS (E-OOllDS
IS WHAT KEEPS THEM IN THE lA0.
Tlnlr Stockof GROCERIES'
and
PRODUCE
ic3 always Complete-
n n . n. n n n n n h
a.& t'i L L..i L.2
FOB
Orngs, Paints, ils, Brushes, Alabas
itne, Artists5 IJatejials, Etc.,
a-o
CITY DRUG STORE
Guiss 3 Son.
SUMMER 1080
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