at.
There art seventy men.ttl American cititeni
whote fortunes segregate the big total of
413,000,000, This exceed by $ J t, 000, 000
the total money circulation of the United States
on trie first day of the present month, acenrtr
ing to the Treasury statement.
One southern iron company sold 65,561 ton
of iron in the state of Ohio within a year past,
and 6777 tons in Pennsylvania, Theetranae
lions locate the pinch in the shoe ot the iron
butincM with absolute precision.
United Stalei Consul Mason of Marseilles
writes to the !ate department that the effects
of general and unrestained alninthe drinking
in France are now recognized as forming a basis
of one of the gravest dangers which threatened
the physical and moral w elfarc of the French
people.
Congressmen Henry Calot Lodge of Mass
achuaetta and J G Cannon, of Illinois are re
puled to be the most successful of all the office
beggars that haunt the White House, "They
get oil they want and the promise of more.'.
Amemberof the Rhode Island l egislature
has been accused of buying lis (cat. This is
unpardonable. Xe- people can buy seats with
imnunitr below the ranis of United " States
Senator.
Returns from the election of School Superin
tendents in t U the counties of Indiana on Mon
day last have been received here and Demo
cratic gain axe conceded. Two year ago the
election resulted in the choice of forty-two
Democrats and fifty Republicans. Now the
Democrats have secured forty-nine Superinjlcn.
dents, the Republican forty-two and the Inde
peadentt one, a net gain el nine for the 1 Auto
crats and a Republican loss cf ten.
Senator Washburn, of Minnesota, u now
engaged in denouncing the use of money in
e lection v Mr. Washburn has prolably re
pented; for it is known that not many months
ago he was chajged with buying 1is way to the
United State Senate, and it took the biggest
whitewash brush in Minnesota, wielded by a
Republican Legislature, to make him appeal
at all decent.
Solon Chase, the great Maine Urecnbacker
and proprietor of "them steers," was recently
iked by a friend why he had not done a cer
tain tiling. "Ie Seen thinkin' of it." said
Mr. Chase, "but, you see, I've been enjoy in
religion too well; and when man's enjoyin'
religion so well ht apt to forgit to do hi
duty."
Perhan the cheekiest political incident of
the current year is the cry of certain Demo,
critic politicians who hid themselves in a pro
tectioa knot hole during the last presidential '
canvas, asking the millions who are out of the j
knot hole to come in there and "get together.
How can the masses "get together" in a pb e
where there is no room for them? (
Nearly every saloon keeper in Cincinnati
. 7 .... , . , 1
The Association has adopted a resolution bind )
ing every proprietor to vioalate the Sunday law
and keep his saloon open definitely on Sundays.
Any member who closes is to be fined ffto
The new ssstem wa inaugurated yesterday. It
is a novel idea tc impose a penalty on men fur
not rendering themselves liable to the penalties
of the law. The saloon keepers are placed be
tween two fires.
(Bui
r - , 1 v .. 1 ti 1 ciatorr srecchc were ntade bv half a
Fanny Kemble has written a novel. 1 lunk . ' ... . ,
,.. ... ... dozen prominent republican politician,
out. She was one of the passengers on the; "
n ..... c- i.ay the despatch, "and there will be
swn as he held the throttle ol his queer little
engine. Miss Kemble went home and! wrote a
.charming description of her ride, describing the
exhikinUiing sensation of rushing through the
air at the rate of ten or twelve miles an hour.
It is hard to realize that there is sxill living a
person who saw the begining of railroad travel
and is still lively enough to write a novel.
Verily, the world moves.
As society see more and more of Sir Julian
Pauncefote, the new British Ministe., it has
more and more occasion to congratulate itself
upon a really valuable acquisition to its circles.
In private life Sir Julian is found to be an inter
esting man. He is good talksr,and is not a bad
raconteur. He can stand upon his dignity with
a grand air, but as a rule, he is courteous to
affability and kindliness. He is seen to the
best advantage after dinner, when the strains
of music are heard in the drawing room. He is
a technical musician of high quality foi an a ma
tear. Whether Washington society will make
the most of the British Minister's social quali
ties remains to be seen, but certain it is, as be
has repeatedly expressed his opinion of it, that
be looks forward with much pleasure to his term
of reside nee in a country where he has already
many cloie friends.
From a private letter received a few days
ago from an American in London we get the
follwiog: "One day I strolled into Malvern
Cemetery. I was anxious to see the grave of
JenayLind. A large granite cross of simple
design marks the last resting place of the glori
us songstrsts. This cross rises from a plain
granite block. On this is the following inscrip
tion: 'In loving memory of Jenny Lin( wife
of Otto Goldschmidt. Born at Stockholm, Oct.
C, 1 8 jo: died at Wynds Point, Malvern, Nor,
1. 1887. There is no ether word than these.
Some loving hands bad laid upon the grave the
day of my visit a laurel wreath intertwined
with violets and daffodils. . It is a calm resting
place that the diva lies in a lovely spot nest
ling at the foot of the Malvern Hills. "
CHEEK AND UAH
The Democrats are complaing because Presi
dent Harrison bus removed a few Democratic
officials. , If Bourbon methods had been fol
lowing every office in the gift of the president
would now te filled by Republicans. Mouu
tuinttr. We suppose the MoHutainetr nteans by the
expresnkm "IJourbon metliots" the policy pur
sued by Cleveland while president. If so we j
have only to express our regret tliat that paper
has strayed o far from the line of facts and
fair tiealing. Let us see. Democrats are not
complaining that Harrison removes democrats
from office, but they do complain of and despise
the hypocritical pretense made ry I larrixon that
he wilt follow out the civil service law as well
as the pledges made in the platform ujion
which he-was elected and his own pledge in his
letteof acceptance, th.M no removals from
office would be made on account i.f politics,
while at the same time he is making them daily
for that and no other reason. But the Mow
t aimer says that if "Bourbon metho!x,(Clcve.
land's policy,) had been followed every office
(n the gift of the president would now be filled
by a republican." Did Cleveland remove the
republican postmaster at Dalles where the
Mountaineer is published? No, he . did not
' and that paper knew thi3 as well as its knows
any fact. Did Cleveland remove any republi
can postT aster in Oregon holding a presidential
office? He did not and the Mountaineer knew
this truth full well. We might go on and
mention thousands of republican officials who
served their terms out under "Bourbon
methods." It must take a good supply of gall
. and cheek to induce one to place himself in the
awkward attitude in which the editor of he
Mountaineer his voluntarily chosen to place
himself,
Knvrisil Ciiskies For canning furn
Inhed In quantities fresh from the trees.
Leave order ot
BltOWVFXf. & STAAR!'g.
- CONVICTS HIMSELF, !
The editor ot the Orrgom'm convicts
lilimclf of misrepresentation . Only a few
dnv ago he said that "Cleveland slaught
ered nearly the w hole line ot republican
official without mercy, but hi example I
not to be followed."" ThU It said with
reference to ctKctal who were appointed
for a given ternf and not with reference to
those who held ollice at the pleasure of
some superior. The Democrat ihowcd
tint the statement was In a large measure
false, by referring to the fact that not a
postmaster In Oregon who held office for a
given term hnd been removed by Cleve
land. A everybody know,the nme gen
eral pulley was punned In every ttate In
the Union. The Dkmwrat exprewly
said that "no fact relative to Cleveland'
tdmlnUtittion Is more clearly eMablUhea1
than the one that, a a rule, he permitted
republican cfficlnls, affrivtai Jor term f
tmr year to serve their term out. The
OrrfymiuM mentions avrepubltcmi official
in Oregon appointed for a term ot tour
year who were removed by Cleveland.
The Dimocrat now mention postmaster
at the following place whom Cleveland
permitted to serve their term out.namely t
Albany, Astoria, Baker City, CorvallU,
Eaat Portland, Eugene City, Jacksonville,
Oregon City, Pendleton, Portland, Sntcm
and The Dalle. Now compare this fact
with what the Orrgoniiu ald about Clcvc
land' slaughtering nearly the whole line
of republican officials" and see what a re
markably small grain ot truth only can be
extracted Iron It very large bundle ot
mUrepresentatlon. The Ortgom'tin would
haye u explain why Cleveland removed
the collector ot Internal revenue. ThU I
(totltlmr the Utue entire) v. The Demo
crat spoke ot official who were appointed
for a term of four year, hence collector
of Internal revenue are not Included In that
clas of official, as they are appointed to
hold fticejtt the pleasure ot a superior. It
would be just a pertinent for the Drmo
crat to ask the Ortfim to be kind
enough" to explain why, under the "ciyll
ervlce" of llarrlron, fourth tla postma
tera all over the country are being removed
at the rate ot score per day. Could It tell
why the very fir, ot thl class to fall In
Oregon wa an honorably discharged vet
eran ot the war, to make room for a loca
republican politician who I a ignorant of
the smell of powder a the Orefomiam I ot
political comUtency ? Out the Democrat
doe not deem It necessary that the reason
should be explained to any one, tor all
know that thl administration want these
office and that ere long they will have
them, too. It would gladly take the presl
dential poatoffice with the same pirit ot
greed tor the spoil were It not constrained
by public opinion to follow the example
set It by Cleveland. The rower of exam-
P' no without Us worth even In politic,
mm!mB!mSm!!mmm!!m:
I'AUTiSAX BUJOTUY.
Thc ,tale o UlC weather warn the phll
sophic mind agalmtt taking a heated view
of certain exhibition of parti an bigotry
which under other condition mlgit war.
. , , , ,
Dut perhaps it I jiut a well,a I: I cer
tainly more comfortable, to laugh at such
ebullition ot party spirit as that which led
to an 'Indignation meeting" at Strong
City, Kt nsas ominous name 1 over the
recommendation by Senator Plumb of Dr
Zane, a demucratfor inem'jer of the Board
j of Pension Examiners "Violently dentin-
i adopted resolution ot censure which will
be wnt to rreIdent Harrison and Senator
Plumb
IM l Ka.s ...j. hold an, liidig.
nation meetmx when democrat cnli.ted
for the war ? Did they cry out "No dem -
wrat need nnlvnwhen there were ouota
of .eddier. to be filled ? Io the, scorn tc
receive collection from democratic Ux-'
payer when the big pemdon bilUare to lc
paid?
The fact that Senator 1'tumb recom
mended a democratic doctor for Tension
Examiner i presumptive proof thai the
man wa an army surgeon. I there any
thing more comical, if you choose to look
at it from the funny side, than the violent
assumption of the provincial republican
partisan that no man is entitled to hold any
office under the tiovernmcnt who didn't
yote for Benjamin Harrison ?
The department of agriculture i wrett
li .' with 'he question : "What shall take
li.. ..tare of whoat on farm where it can
no linger Ut raKed at a profit 7" The re
sponsibilities of Secretary Rusk being
overwhelming juot at precnt,thU particu
lar matter I in t' c bands of the AKlant i
Secretary, Prrf WillcU, who i concen
trating liis encrgie upon a letter from poor
old Ireland suggesting, that -flax" l the
proper answer to the conundrum. He hi
Informed the sender that hi mUntvr will
be earnestly considered by the di-partment
and a decision arrived at ax soon as possi
ble. The question will probably come up
In the next cabinet meeting, and soo.ier or
later our farmers who have wheat fields
which are unprofitable will know w hat to
do with them. It can be seen that peo
ple who thought that the Secretary of Ag
riculture would not have enough to do
were mistaken.
Tubb's 6c Ci's pure Msuilla twii-e, best
quality, at Kte vart Ac Sox's.
Utter l,lt.
Fulluirliig i. Hi. list of leturs rnnaiiiiitK in tli. I'm
Office, AlUny, Linn wmnty, Oregon, J'simi II, let.
Pnni calling; (or tlMW toUr m si - II UaU w
which I hay war. adtrerliMil t
Aixlaraon. Lewi florin, At
Carter. Ch&rla . Kwter, Mia Hull.
Uw, Juim :ikh, I'reil
Gol.lo hmidt, ArlM.M lluwsril, Mr U
I'vks, R N htwsrt, Mrs Junitt M
r.)lor, W B, .
R. THOMPBON, P.M.
Albany Market.
Wheal -W:
tiaU"14w.
Culler l'c per lb.
r KffsiJk
lUy -0.00.
PotHloe- 25 U per buxbeli
B-,f-on foot. 3 "v
A,'plei--75 cenin per bu.
Porn Hke per II jresaed.
Mutton -tMti)4 ti'f.
bouldara, 8c.
Kiden lUo.
il-!lMwr lb.
louri.25 per bbl.
hlcku- 3 (l per cloz.
Mill Kewl bran, M.OOparton
shorts, 16.
middlings, 20.
Chof. 9.0.
rnilearrved l-anjrhoil At
The unthinking are prone to make
game of nervousnf-n. Yet thin in a very
real and aerioun allliclitm, I no harassing
symptom 8 of which are rendered all the
more poignant by ridicule. The stomach
ia uaoally responsible for tbw symptom
ita weakness and disorder find a reflex
In the brain, which in (be headquarters of
the nervtons eystem. A a rstrve tonic
and tranqotlfzer, we bolleve that Dot one
can be pointed out o effeitlve aa Ho
tettor'i. Stomach Bittern, In renewing
vlitototia dlg8tlon, It atxikea the key nute
of recovery of strengtb and qui'-tude by
the nerves. IIeadaebe, tromors in quiet
sleep, abnormal wnnaltivenesa to unex
pected ooises all these modify and ulti
mately disappear aa the ryrtern gains
strength from tbe g-etl tonic. Dyspepsia,
biliousness, rheumatism, constipation and
kidney complaints are eununed
Bitters. , -
by the
TELEGItATIIIC NEWS
- Apiii)Sutiiii-iU.
Washington, June 18. The president
mad the following appointment to-day 1
William R Bishop, agent at the Klamath
agency, Oregon,
Lucius Falrchild, ex-commander in chief of
the Grand Army of the Republic, ha beu ap,
pointed a member of the Sioux commission.
Postmastersi John Corcoran. Denver, Color
ado; John F Rice, Ouray, Colorado; F. merle
R Ionard, Dolce City, Idaho; lienjamln S,
llurroiighs, Pendleton, Oregon,
Will be Somjed.
Et RKNK, Or,, June 18. The director of
the Siuslaw & Etstern Railway & Navigation
Company held a meeting at the office of the
secretary of the company in this city to-dny.
Mr O Uoomhowcr was elected general agent
of tin company, and It was rr solved to make a
preliminary survey of the line hetweet Florence
ant tin city Immediately, ami die piesldent
and secretary were authorised lo employ com
petent engineer to survey the line and ctrnv
plete the estimate for the same.
Aa Indiana Storm.
INilAN.fot.is,June 18. A destructive wind
io-m swept over Pent, Ind., "this afternoon,
doing gteat damage. Trees, fence and tele
graph and telephone pole were leveled, and
many dwelling injured.
Several freight car standing on the luike
Erie & Western track were caught by the wind
and pushed with great velocity throitch the
wall of shop buildings. The total lo will
lie many thousands of dollars.
Kleetloa la Fraaaylvaala.
1 mi.Aus.i.riiiA, june 19. lire voting on
the prohibition amendment proceeded quietly.
The day was clear, and there w a a light vote.
1 here wa a notable absence of women from
the polls, and the distribution of ice water and
sandwiches wat not so r rofuae'a was anticipate
ivnurni irom loriy lour out 01 sixty seven
1 - . m .
counties show a major! y against the proJiibi
tion amendment of l6o.au. Full returns from
the whole state wiil probably raise the ligiire
to nenny sw.oou.
At Seattle.
-sbattkk. June 18 Mayor Moron and
Colonel J C 1 lames.commanding the First regi
ment, held a consultation to-day, and it wa
determined that it would be safe to withdraw
the militia to-morrow. A part of the force
in oc iaen 011 in tne morning, and if no
disturbance occur, more at noon, and then, if
atl appear u rene, the remainder w ill be with
drawn at night.
OMrlal KeUra.
lUuNA,MontJune 7 The official board
finished the counting of the let urns of the con.
stitutional convention election to-day, The
democrats have elected thirty eight delegate
and the republicans thirty five, lireen.a Ubor
candidate, is an old time democrat, and the
political preference of the one independent can
didate elected is unknown. Putting the inde
pendent in the republican, and the Ubor can
didate in the democratic column, the totals
would be thirty nine to thirty six; no change in
the majority 01 three.
The total vote jiolled, taking the highest
figures for each opposing candidate, is 10, $97,
of which the democrats polled 5386 and the re
publican 51 1 1 . The Ubor candidate received
aSS votes and the independent 360, making
the full vote 1 1,245.
A Kaaaaa Cjreloae.
St. Lous, June 17, Additional advices
about the disaster in Kansas from the wind and
rain HTra are that Uuiontown, fifteen mile
west of Fort Scott, is swept away, and two
women and four children drowned. Union
town is a place of 600 inhabitants, in the midst
of a thickly settled country. It is (carol the
loss of life is heavier than reported. As the
wires are down for fifteen mile on either side
nothing can be learned.
Aaother arrest. -
Winnipeg, Jane 17. Last night the chief
of pobce arrested Martin Durke, alias Delancy,
wanted for complicity in the Cronia murder,
lie wa boarding the Kaslem espresaand had
a ticket for Liverpool,
A file trVke.
Helena, Mont., June 17. An auction sale
of Helena sewer bonds, to the amount of $130,
uw, iook piace to uay. 1 be liKlJing was
Stuntm!. rrnmMil.livM a L..IIi.m Im
l hicaco, St. I'auL Toledv. Kansas Cilv. Sew
1 ami vieveianu being present, The lowest
a P' cnl premium, but the entire
VK S'SS
: within $75 of 6 per cent, premium, which is
: one of the gratent bond sales of the day, show.
'"K " confidence of Lastern capitalist in
! 1,c,en, "Ii'jr and future progress
r'KANtiscoJuneJl?. Detectives seized
75,000 little Louisiana Ittery ticket to-day
at 109 Row avenue. The detectives have been
bunting lor these tickets for a week. They
say that they came from New Yoik.
Beaker Ullt.
t . W . a ...
iHwm.T, jone 17. uunaer inu day wa
celebrated by a carnival parade in the forenoon
and a military and civic parade in the after,
noon. "
Dlda'l Wast Ills Head.
KilexsbtkGH.W T.Jane 16. A a North
ern Pacific passenger train wa rounding the
curve uciwecn r.iicnsinirgn and Yakima yes
terday, a man came out from the brush and
laid his bead on the rail. The engineer rever
sed, but too late, the engine striking the man
on the head crushing the skulk Me wUken
lo Yakima where he lingered till this morning.
MardrrlaFlrt Degree.
Hake Cm-June i6.The jury in thc case
of the state of Oregon vs. Clinton Pennington
for the murder of Charles B Dalcom on May
28, brought in a verdict of murder in the first
aegree alter being out four hour.
Oregon PM .
WAsiiiMcroxJune l6.-the following have
beta appointed postmaster for the Northwest;
Oregon Meadow, Lane county, David Smith,
vice Levi P Tallman, removed; Iluxtom, Wash
ington county, C A I.'etterson, vice II T Iiux
ton resigned, New Bridge, Union county, Eli
Chandler, vice D J Saunders, removed; Yam
hill, Yamhill county, F 1. Sappington, vice
Daniel liusbee, removed; Woodburn. Marion
county, T A Lord, vice Oliver liourett, re
moved. Another Dam Coae.
St. Lous, Jnne 17, 3: ao A M. Later ac
count of the disaster at Unionlown,Kansay
it was caused by the bursting of a dam and
mat tne towns of Unirmtown and lklltown
were flooded a-d several lives lost. Partiru
lars are not obtainable, there being no night
telegraph office near the scene of the disaster.
m mm
8lreplenes. ,
Dr. Flint' Remedy ia the best remedy
Known for insomnia, or sieepiers,
which afflict so many persons, and which
lead to so many serious nervons diseases,
particularly to Insanity. Descriptive
ireaiixe who eaoo Dome; or,ariJress Mack
frag u. n. x ,
"Nothing to KmubI It."
I barebeen nailing Simmons Llvr
Regulator for tbe past six years. My
customers pronoune 11 ilia tittt ever
used, one or my customer whose health
waa In a wretched t-ondit on Irom a very
bad and stubborn case of dyspepsia, need
tne wguiator ami was enti.eiy cured.
am us'iiglmyelf lor torpid liver, cans
ed by clos e rooflnemenl. I find potblcg
to equal it and highly lecommend Its use.
KespectruiiT.
CP .Hiajtt, Druggist, Kdiuburg, Vs.
Wood Sawiso. The undersigned will
be ready to saw wood anywhere In the
city about July 1st. Price same a last
year. Leave order at Devoe & Robson's.
' J. K. Davis.
E. J. r.lcCAUSTLAND,
Civil Engineer and Surveyor,
OBAUCHTIKC AND BLUE PRINTS.
Ofllce with Oregon Lad C ), Albany, Qr.
. Seworage Systems and W.-ter fiuppllea
m specialty , j:taUM siiDaividea,
made or Copied on abort corlce.
Maps
JOISfl 0 !!((
'PLOBIST,--
ALEAHr CREDV
Eosica A Ppecialtt.
Cemetery lets planted and alteuriane
THE LEADER.
G, W. SMITH,
-.A.ILID.AJN ' bT-
SaperioV' " Argand,V ''Garland'1
STOVES AND RANGES.
Fire Backs. '
Warran ted
for
15 years. All
sizos and
styles.
Roofing-, Job Work, Phimbing.
Eave Trough. Range Boilers
Conductor Pumps.
F. L. KENTON.
:d3B.axes:r iist
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES
Choice Cnntly,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
NEA ,THE POST OFFICE, ALBANY, OREGON
NKW KTOIIE.
Mitchell
-dealers in
Agricultural Implemenls
A f"H hi., c.rritl
ALBANY.
COME JbJIXlD SIDE TJS,
Hopkins &
DEALER1! IS
STOVES; TIM WARE, SHEET IRON, COPPER WARE,
ETC., ETC.
Agents for "On Time" HeaJlns- and mokln; Move. Job work, plumbing,
etc., promptly atuoo'ed In.
CHEAPEST AND BEaT PLACE IN THE CITY.
Orngs, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Alabas.
tine, lists' Materials, Etc.,
GrO
OITY DRUG STORE
Guiss & Son.
EALTH
,'iit.iv,' i:..n'!i(iN
1 1 vnfnyeA,
ir.2FCE3 U33
'W HEALTH RESTORER.
ce useit!
It I the but bclet lo llrsUb nd the quicktkt
cure on Kirtli. Uw it in lime lor sluliotasna
tbe Stomch, l.iver, Ki'lnry and bkm. I
cure Kheunn.tism, Malaria, Coalrit Tongue
and HeadarLe, relievra Con.lipo'.ion, Uiliuut.
less and Dysixpaia, drives ail iinpurilles out ol
Ji 5 Blood and drie up old Sore. The butinraa
men bur it, the Workingmen ue It, tbe Ladies-,
take i, tbe Children cry lor it and the Farmer .
ay i' ( their beat health preserver.
Set i everywhere, Si.ce bottle: aix fat j 00- .
I T.WRIGHT,
Foot of Morrison St., Portland, Or.,
aOXMT FOR
The Advanc8 ftosMng MaeWnery,
The best and fastest tbreaber in Ameri
ca, and a machine tbat stands without a
rival. Tne ADVANCK . thresher has
NEVER been REPLACED by any other
machine 00 the Coast, but bus replaced
several other tbat HAVI? FAILED to
fill WARRANTEE. Tbe ENGINE is guar
anteed to pull more than any other, and
will out travel all others on the road. If
you bear any loud boasts, please tell tbe
parties tbe ADVANCE THRESHER and
ESOINK are sold on their merits entire
ly. And I am willing to prove all I claim
in my field at any time, Vr not be hum
bugged by buying any machine until
you see the ADVANCE. I also handle
steam fitting goods, Iron pipe, pumps
mo wets, seeders, springtootb barrows
blacksmith's forges, drills, churoh, farm
and school bells, and many other special,
ties,
Albany Branch Bouse one block below
Buss House,
JAS.E.KNOX,
Iainxireie
jnmiTiii -"ifr'YBsM
THE LEADER
Tho World's
best. More
than hun
dred 7 hun
t
dred differ
o nt sty les
co oks and
heaters,
It'iits, Fruit, etc.
NEW (JOODS
Lewis w.,
and Vehicles
41. bf tt :h h UM. Ctr. 2 id n KUaworth, 8 .
- - - OREGON.
Saltmarsh
O
.Opera House.
ONE WEEK, COMMENCING
Monday, Juno 17th, 1889.
MISS SSORBIE WdODTHORK,
fi-j'ppu t! by a first -class Dram ttlo
Company.
Iudsy--Uolrn tilant."
TnedHy- Hay UluNsom."
H'enesiaiiyAiiioiisr Ihe rine.-'
Tbnrdny-"C'iprfcel"
rrIdy.ItI-Lisa.-'
Mail ln - "Fauchoa,"
Mntnrdny "Two Orpltan
Gold Watches
Given Awav.
2
PRICES, 10, 20 and -30 CENTS,
Stats row on sale at Mackraan's.
G. I. OLACKfaUri,
Suuefor vJZ. 11'. Lanplon.
. DJ'ALER in
DRUGS, MEDICINES
CHEMICALS, BRUSHES'
SOUPS COMBS.
etc.;
Final Settlement.
In the CountyCourt of Linn county, Oregon.
In tbe rrsalter of the sIia of JnW w
Boaartb, deceaod.
Notice is har.ihv clvnn fhf ihn n,i...
signed Administrator of aald estate naa
filed his final aeoount therein with the
Clerk of said Court, and that the Court
uswappoiniea . ,.'-
Meadajr, lbs 1st day of July, A D, ISM,
at 9 o'clock in tbe foienoon for the hear-
mg 01 olfactions to said account and for
the aettlement thereof.
AlDaDj, May 271 b, 1880, .
Fbabk Wood, '
J. J. Whitney, Administrator,
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SPECIALTIES.
Fahhlonabts and Stylish SuiU, H tmrnm Snita, UM woight
Hammer Hnits. Boys, youth's and child fn'i suUa.
Furnishing Goods
Flo line of light wfetglit underwear
M-ckwear, fin wire suajrfnders,
alt tbe latest
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A larga Hri in this department of lb beat in b market.
HATS
Staple aod Fashionable lines, emoog others a
Jobn B. Btctson bat.
TaiioFing
Mercbsot tailoring under eipert tailor. Suits made to order under abort
notice at remark abl- low figates. More goods tnined out than eer before.
,
The LEADING Grocery Store
Wallace, Thompson & CVs.
l WHAT KEEPSITHEM IN THE LEAD.
rirfrir S toclc of GROCERIES'
and
PRODUCEy
in alwayaj Complete.
n
hri
rv.
WHOLKCALK
Hardware, Iron, Steel anil Farm Machinery.
' s"issJBiaajaBsaasasaae
SOLE ACENTS FOR WASHINGTON AKO NORTHERN FOR THE
BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER.
These Machines axe too well known to
na turn and apeak of thsm with
Machines that will (Its EKTIEE
FILLER'S STAB VIBRATING THRESHER.
. AULTMAH'S STAR TRACTION ENGINE,
The most EJJeoUTS and lucosssfol Combination for Threahlns; and Cleaning
. - Oraln ever conatrnotsd.
BUCKEYE STEELFRAME
tSTTho Feature that dUtiugiilehe thl Twlne -
Uxtranlliiary Btraiifrtli and Dura!
Mie yet known. We have two tu
.rjoniuiarv BtTOinrtli and Unr.li tf Th nin.i
ruvouiwenUed by hundreds ot (trone.
rf ... ,. w .. ... v n. biermsur
ScQUTTLER FABM WAGONS,
BUCK-BOARDS, FOUR-SPRING-MOUNTAIN
WAGONS,
BUCKEYE AND SUPERIOR DRILLS
AND SEEDERS.
CORBIN DISC HARROWS,
HODQES-HAINES HEADERS,
i HAlSH BARB WIRE.
"SEND FOR CIRCULARS
ThralltManager, uVlbany, Or.
-balbrlggan sod roolen ; Jiosiety, biit
guaranteed tor twp years, in
novelties. '
fine stock f the
L. E.BLA1
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kw5
it
PJ.1BDSC0.
Front, Fint and Vine Streets,
J PORTLAND.
OREGON.
DCALKSJB IN
need comment. Thousands of farmers have
praise. They axe the only Harrestins;
satis FAcj
ACTIO
ION to the purchaser.
TWINE - BINDERS.
Blnder I the Ltehtn,
ot Draft, combined with It
n. the onlv really uocemful
i. ... . " . v. . u ...
jsinaee mna uu piatftun
orm Binder both excellent buth
Deere Plows, Deero Sulky Plows,
Carriages, Phaetons, Top Buggies,
ft -sAf
1
1889 SPRING AMD
f3EI3 02LXT3,ai?tE22S
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
The largest stock and Bs tvai4
octtai.'
Special Bargains
n 1,
In ccicrs nod blacks.
b S. .;oc7f tbeaesaonin t. and
haeiaTmbing fo.tbe, to .ay bout tbe f
Kitnta and
color. I will b
Jays.
EMBROIDERIES
FlottucinK-, nod .11 over, Pn cambri, Si ! J"
baee just opened tbe largest ineoice ot "OjeUio this hoe
blbited in tbi city, end at gteitly redoced price.
Piques, Lawns,
Nanaooks io while, fern and colors,
tbsn ever before fTeredia tbi city.
TABLE LINEN,
In brown and bleacbed Tbi. itock I bongbt in New York et leJ-
than importere' price, and am able to gtee' gocd bargains. 58 inch all
linen bleacbed at 50 coU per yard end o.ber in rroportion.
TOWBLINGS,
AH ihrta goods I buy direct from
them mocb cheaper than if bongbt
tities in N w Yo.k, anl am onenoR mem at pncfn i
sell tbe goods.
Ladies Cotton Host-.
Are cbtater this jear than ever befoie. I bae n eroded in get
ting aome good Largains, U ct wbich I n offtiing 10 n.,ciinro.ei-
the same in
MISSES AND CHILDREN'S,
Tl.ee.oe is an outline of tbe ..licy I am tolng to do loinea
and will endeavor to do U3y par. towards aecuring tbe trace in L
and edioiniogcowntiea U Albany, and to kep up uh the proceaaia
of the lively and roingUtycf Albany. I will bare aometbmg o
aav about
Carpets, Boots and Shoes, Groceries,
Stick a Fin
in the fet tbat I a-n offering better bargaias than any one else in Aibav
Bought at bankrupt a&lea I can nell
First-dlass Goods V
at or below COST.
FOR
General oimcuendite of all Linda
of shoes.
Cash for Goods o'
-
Hjh THE REST FURNITURE
.-CALL
Albany Furniture Company
OPPOSITE 31KWAUT A S0XN,
lie Eaye in Etctk a CoEpkte Hub of
BED ROOMSSETS, TABLES, CHAIRS. UPHOLSTERED-"
GOODS. WALL PAPERS, BABY CARRIAGES,
ETC., ETC.,ET
CHAS. METZGER.
Real Estate, Fmploymen and Insurance Agent .
- A.l commuioatWa pioznptly aaswdrei lu Qerman'or Knglish.
FFSOE : ELLSWORTH EEBYEEH FIHST AK3 SECC.DI3TSErS
AL BANY OREGON
Slir.ir.1ER I8Q0
AND TRI1
TW. .& 1 bve vei
:
In Cashmeres,
.anutiam. ebambreyit
FiencL
SKIRTINGS
Lioeo. I
ever ex
India .Linens,
p4 wjr mncb cheaper
CRASHES, ETC.
importors by the We, andean sell
.ot jobbers ud a out m Hu
to
SAMUEL B YOUNG
call on as.
Fartioular bargains in am,'
Country prditfc
Gr W. SIMPSON
Albanj, Oregc.
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