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fRlDAY JULY 19, 1880.
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LOCAL, RECORD.
A Bad Mas Ax y way. The examina
tion of James Lannlgan took place before
Justice Humphrey at 4 o'clock Monday.
There not being sufficient evidence to holJ
him he was discharged, though there I
little doubt he was the num. The follow .
Ing letter found on Mm and shown the
Court shows what kind of a chap ho Is :
Pouti-Ano, Ju-ie ami,
Pritmd I)ttH s I am In 1'onlnnd. Ar.
rWed here from Seattle about five wcr'.s
ago. I got In with a voting fellow that
goes by the name of "Short v." lie l a
irood grafter and number i shell worker,
and he Is going to San Francisco, I will
end him to you. He has handled sonic
good "stufP'up here and In Spokane. Vou
mar have a chance to make some money
with him. We have been working the
picnics here, a fellow called Smiley, this
man and myself, expect to work the fair.
It Is pretty good country, better than
California, I think. Hoping to hear from
you toon, 1 remain
Yours respectfully,
II. L. Witky,
Address No. 67, Tylor street, Portland, Or.
Too Mich for Him. The following is
graphic account of what a little money
will do with some people. " A man named
Fred'k Warnecker died in Salem last Sun
day, Ills demise points a moral and adorn
tale. A year ago he was a gardener,
happy and light hearted. He lived at Mt
Tabor, near Portlar.d, raised and sold cab.
bages, etc, and was harpy as a clam.
Somebody came along and offered him
$10,000 for a part of his garden. 1 le look
It, wonderlngl and dated, In big $ao gold
pieces. Then somt body else offered him
f IO.OCO for an acre he had left. That tin
ished him. He went plumb crsxy, thought
everybody was trying to take his money
away from him, and now he l gone dead.
He left the $10,000 after him."
Have a Tt. A trot between local
buggy horses for a purse made up of en
trance fees, ate, h being talked of to take
place en the fair ground. One might be
arranged and conducted so as to excite con
siderable general interest and draw a
crowd. There are some good hore here,
and this would tell their merits. The
track Is said to be in good condition.
Horsemen desiring to bring their stock be
fore the public should take the matter up.
Half Starvkiv A Corvallis editor1
wife in writing from Yaquina Day says :
"I stopped at the Yaquina Hotel the first
night, where I met a number of friend.
You would have smiled to see how stately
I walked into supper with my train follow
ing me a train of children I mean. My
how they did est
editor' folk
A Fin it Thrksihsg OctriT. Mon
day evening a Drmocrat man with hay
seed in hi hair, visited the seventy acre
wheat field of Mr. I). U. Hackleman, just
west of the City, where Mr, Hackleman
had set his threshing machine and begun
his summer't run. For about a month
Mr. Hackleman U at the head of big ei
tabllshment. He lias a 33-Inch Masslllon
Cyclone thresher, w lib a capacity of 3500
bushel of wheat a day that fairly gorget
on wheat stalks. Two wagon are unload
ed at a time, and the two band cutter, one
on each Me of the fceder.are kept rustling
to meet the demand of the machine. In
thts field the stalk were large and heavy
but the thresher gulped them down by the
wholettle. Six wagons are kept running,
and twenty-live men in nil are required to
do the business. Mr. Ulysses Hale runs
the traction cng'ne In good style, A cuok.
lir outfit Is taken along and thi mm eat
and sleep In the tichl
tho
The outfit Is a mod-
I --coasi company in oatcm mui is nvi 111
' 1 eluded in this list. The reasons are obvi-
lid e-.t ! It is always said that an j ol ,he iruur,ncc companies by the Kllen
ks don t get much to eat and the I , . , . , , , .
way those "kid." not In. vou would have i DurS" rc -75."':-
thought they hadn't had a square meal for ! suppose that t'.ie coast insurance compa
R long time.'" I nies will not pay large dividends this year,
1
Tn Jomxstowx Flood Mr. J
Talt i canvassing the city for the tale
the "History of The Johnstown Flood."
Thl i a neatly, well bound volume ef 400
pages, 35 illustration taken from photo
graphs. The book embrace a history of
Johnstown from the date of it settlement
to the time of the awful catastrophe which
befell It.belng replete with thrilling scenes,
heroic behavior, sad tale of desolation, of
Iom of life and destruction of pro,jcrty.
This is far more authentic and full than
the report published in the newspaper
and is well worthy of perusal. Our one.
Who Own- It. "The reported sale of
the Narrow Gauge system to the Southern
Pacific turns ont to have been a mistake.
The SP had in a bid, so also .had the Ore
gon Pacific and it Is believed that the lat
ter company will be the succenful bidder
and that the line will be changed to go
through Clackamas county on the old Pen-1
gra route to East Portland, thus being
made a part of another great transconti
nental route." Silverton tW. All the
aame the S P keep right along owning It
How to ExjOY Lire. Very few people
know how to enjoy life. Some say to
themselves : "I do this or that, therefore
I am amused ; I have paid sn many pieces
of gold, hence I feel so much pleasure;"
and they wear away their live on that
grindstone.. People who buy their gro
ceries and produce of Conn Brothers.though
enjor life best, as they gel not only good j
gooa out 00110m price.
M ism sn. --.Several dy no the Dkmsv
CRAr was Informed of the lust of the broth
er of thi local editor of the Dumucrat In
the mountains of Crook county while In
specting stock In the northeast part of the
county; but hoping new of hi being
found alive and safe would come sal J noth
ing about It. Private information and the
following from the A'm make it look a
it some calamity must have fallen rdmi'
About the first of last May Ceo. Nulling,
Crook county' ttock Inspector, went over
Into the Upper Trout creek county to In
tpect the numerous bnndc of sheep In that
locality. He visited Knox Huston', Phil
Brogan', Flnlayson', O Nell' and Tho
Jones' places, and polbly others. HI
horse gave out or got lck, and wa left,
we believe at Jones' place, Cieo continuing
hi wav on foot. He wa last teen or
heard tit near Klnlayson'a place, on or near
Currant creek. A the settbra over there
live snn.e distance apart, nothing strange
was thoti(ht of his long disappearance un
til the larc of six or seven week, they all
opposing that he was either still on his
official round of dutr or nt home. This
week Geo Dodson went over there, and,
with the assistance of other, search was
made tor tho missing man, but without
avail, Next week regularly organised
panles of men will renew the searcti. it
is feared that the missing man is dead, and
numerous theorle a to the probable
cause .t hi death are merely vague con
jectures, sou eel r worth repeating. Dili
gent search wllf be Instituted for htm, and
whether !-?iul or alive, ne win won nuciy
be found." .-..
A R HueOn the Dbmocr AT'a table I
a photograph of First Street eastward tak
en from near the old Young store. It wa
taken by Mr A U Paxton In Sept., iWVi.and
was purchased by Jamet Elkin at Con-
grega'.lonal Church fair the same year
At the Stewart & Sox corner wa Y W
Parrlsh & Co' store, now located opposite
itsformer tlte.and used as a furniture store
Mr Parrth It now a resident f Sodavllle.
On the French corner was John W Cleav.
cr' meat market nettcame Wash Ander
son's wagon shop ; then Jo Nixon' black
smith shop. Mr Nixon now reside at
Lebanon. After another little frame came
Foster' store, the only brick in the city,
now occupied by Will & Stark. I'p stair
wa the County Clerk' office and Court
room ; 1) W Wakefield' drug ttore was
about at the site of the Foster block. It It
now part of the Pioneer House. Mr Wake
field U n the real estate business In Port
land. On the corner now occupied by G
V Smith was Cltcadle't store. I)r Miller's
(lice and residence wa at the sit of the
Mcllwain block. The old building I now
nearly opposite the Democrat office. Ja
Klkins residence wa opposite the present
Revere House and Judge iiaber resided
opposite the present Kus House. Jullu
liiaJ word's grocery store I teen at the
preent site of the O F temple, and the
same building I now occupied by Msx
Kaumgart. Freetand't book ttore and the
P. O. wa adjoining it. The corner oppo
site Stewart .M Box's waithena "burned
out" dUtricL The picture show in fine
coast Insurance organ, estlmntcs the lone i shape Albany of twenty -fire year go,and
nt ! brings to the mind I old resiuentt many
1 :..! .. .1 f
I A CcRVALtis PARTV.Latt evening
I Miss Maud Hoffman gave a very pleasant
Portland Evening T.lrgtam. 1 here Is a party at ,er parent' residence, In honor of
her guest, Mis Flora Mason, of Albany.
clone and Is well managed hv Commander
in Chief Hackleman. Th"lield in which
the start Is made yields about thirty bushels
to the acre, the wheat being plump and
healthv. The great trouble Is too much
stalk. ' Mr. Hackleman has order ahead
for a long run He I In great demnnd.for
hi machine absolutely save every kcr
nel. Saloon Bi-rlarikii. Saturday even
ing 485 In money .part being paper and the
rest gold and silver, and everal W F or
ders, were taken from a coat of Mr Max
Kaumgart, which was hanging on a nnll in
his satoon.just when or how It not known
During the evening Mat took a five dollar
bill from hi pocket book returning the re
mainder of the money to the cont. At the
time a man going by the name of Jamvt
Lannlgan, a stranuer here, was present.
Sunday a warrant was Issued out of Justice
Humphrey's court for the arrest of Lannl
gan on suspicion, am' he was captured hv
Marshal Hoffman in the atternon. On hi
pel son was $ I7.5 1" money, a letter and
several other articles. He denied know
ing anything about it. It Is claimed that
he was known not to have had an; money
belore the occurrence.
Tiik A. B. I.. P, & T. Co. Tuesday
article were filed with the county clerk
and secretary of state incorporating the
Albany Electric Light, Power & Telephone
Company, with N II Alien, V V Mason
and George K Chamberlain as incorpor
ators. Ti.e Capital stock Is placed at $30,
000, nil of which has been taken. The
present plant will be doubled, making it
one of the best In the northwest. New
and better machinery will be secured with
all the latest Improvements, so as to meet
the greatly increasing demands of the
cltr. The matter of electricity for power
will tie developed and the works be made
more efficient generally. Mr Uoff will
continue to superintend the mechanical
part, and as well hat considerable ttock In
the company. Our electric lights are al
ready the best in Oregon outside of Port
land and perhaps Salem, and this change
will add to their already good standing.
The Reason. The Coast Review, the
1 -rt. 1 u . i..,.itt ..1 . .1 it.- u,.a
out. A'Aiamm The reason areslmplri .,
th. it nn ti&ks thrr Cimnsoles liW down to the Hoffman residence teemed to
foreign companies.dolng a general business,
did have, of course. It is to a company's
credit that It loses something in such a big
fire.
Reported. It I-. reported that the
Salem people have Information that if they j '" mxr last evening mi st have
, . ... , been well made, for a more jovial crowd
will build their contemplated railroad to I u.,Jom B8,her ,ORelher. Kvervone seern-
Albany direct, instead of to Munkers sta-1 ei) to have on a fantastic treat, and the
tion (about three mile from Sclo) on the moment glided by unheaded until after
put good humor into the gathering. The
evening was spent In social converse, music
and refreshment three Ingredient that
It properly compounded would tickle the
tste 01 the most lastiutou minu or appe
Oregon Pacific, as at first contemplated,
Wm M Hoag, Managerof the O. I ..would
iron It for them ; that this offer wa well
received, and the feeling in Salem now is
to accept Mr Ifoag's proposition.and build
the line direct to Albany from that city.
Scio I'rrsi. And then the t'rru talk's to
the people of Scio in plain language about
getting up and rustling for that thriving
city.
Took Lot of Tramping. A gentle
man who wis at the land office In Oregon
City when Register Burney received the
Instructions not to allow any more filing
on timber claims by married women, says
there were eight women in the office at the
time, and a more disconsolate lot it would
be hard to find anywhete. One of them
asserted ths she would not tramp through
the woods as she dii. if she were given a
deed to all the land between Oregon City
and the t'acihe ocean. lu.
midnight, when the guest departed with a
willing vote for a pleasant evening. Those
present were : Misses Mora Mon, Jen
nie Geotge, Vesta Mason, Messrs Baldwin
and O fi Keeney. of Albany, and nineteen
CoivaliU young people. 'fimn.
A Fir. Coirt littvnm. The new
court, says the Corvallis Umrttt, i finished,
excepting a small amount of work to be
done In placing the boiler, used lor the
steam heating purpose, in position. To
view the Inside of the building the expres
sion U t!at it is an elegant piece of work
manship From the front to the ba-k
entrance everything has a rich looking
color and s'iows that the work ha been
done with rare and precision. The county
clerk and sSerlff have moved In their re
spective - ,om the former occupying the
first t iree on the left and the latter the last
one on that side.
I Albany 10 Astoria. It will become
A Bio Short Ai. When Frank Collins, j necessary for you to do something besides
f the Monmouth warehouse, figured up keep your eyes open. In order to bring
hi account recently and measured th I about this desirable union you mu-t start post! vely f 01 bidden at all times, between
grain on h,nd he found a shortage of ten ; around with a subscription paper and raise CtZbZ
thousand bushel of wheat. A the short-1 a few thousand dollars. G:t a piece of
RtLC No. I. All parties are postlvely
forbidden from sprinkling or wetting
lawns, irarden or sttcet except from 5 to
8 o'clock a. M. and from 5 to 9 o'clock P.
m. Sprinkling or wetting rirst tireet I
age affected the storers Mr Collins wa ar
rested and placed under $1250 bond. He
I said to have the reputation of being hon
est; but carelessness I given a the cause.
Thts kind of carelessness is about as bad as
dishonesty, and ome example of justice
are needed.
A Boy and a Cow. A daily scene along
the tooth end of Ferry street is a small boy
on a blcyc'. leading a cow. The rope is
attached to the rudder of the bicycle and
the cow meekly follows. A gentleman
who haa been tickled at the funny sight,
partially in anticipation of the time to come
when the cow will become frightened and
run, request u to put in a column article
on the subject; but this amount must suf
fice until the cow jump over the moon
arlth the urchin.
Clem First. Mr. Jacob Clem, 'of the
Albany prairie, brought a load of wheat
to Albany Monday morning and stored
It In the Farmer' warehouse, the first of
the season. It wa threshed Thursday by
Propt& Conn, and was part of a field
vleldinir twentr-five bushels to the acre.
Mr, Clem will have a good yield this year,
ana is already known a a success In rais
ing wheat and democrats.
Quit It. It is unlawful for any person
or persons to put any ptrt of the carcass of
any dead animal into any river, crcekt
pond, road, street, alley, lane, field, meadow
or common, or if owner knowingly permit
the same to remain in any of these places,
to the injury of health or annoyance of
citizen, every person so offending shall be
fined not le than two nor more than
twenty-ilve dollar.
Decided. There ha been consHerable
study over the city' cistern at the St
Charles corner, It being decidedly in the
way ef the street railway. How to tower
It and coyer it was the question. An old
citizen finally decided the question by ad
vising the putting of an injuncttion on it,
as Injunction are fashionable.
Look Fine. While up the Santiam
recently Mr Joseph Webber tecured ome
reay fine looking ttone, which if it pos
sesses the quality, would wrk up into
tome very handsome monuments. A Ht
quality hat not yet been tested its value it
to be determined. A marble quarry for
L.lnn county It in order.
New Addition. The plat of Honck't
addition to the city of Albany ha just been
filed with Recorder Davis. It consist of
about three acre known fair ground
lot No. 6. Nicely located there will be a
demand for the lot.
road started, if it' only two (treaksof rust
and a hand car. There I no reason why
Albany should not do as much toward a
road a Astoria and when she does there
will be plenty of money forthcoming to
build the connecting link. Pionttr.
gomery street . The penalty for breaking
said rule H the w ater will be turned off with
out notice, and before you can get It again
it will cost you two dollar for shutting off
j and turning on said water.
j J. A. Crawford.
A Trot. A match trot Sunday at the
fair ground between Harry Jones' Baby l
of thl city, and Mr. Williamson's Bay
Print, of Brownsville, for one half mile,
wa won by the former.
The AcRiciLTrRAt. College Prof
Letcher, of the Agricultural college, of
Corvallis, ha been in the city to-day , and
report the prospect of the college to be
very flattering. In a short time the mem
ber of the faculty w'.ll make a tour of the
state in the Interest of the college ana
hope to be able to advertise it so that it
merit will be appreciated. With a talent
ed faculty the school should take a front
rank as an Agricultural colleue. The cat
alogue i at hand and speak for the college,
in strong language.
Tired of Life. On Sunday evening
Frank Craw shot himself through the heart
about nine o'clock in the evening near the
residence of Mr Levi Henkle, near Philo
math, in Benton county. The reason gi'
en is the old one, 14 1 am tired of life and do
not wish to live any loncer," He wa a
steady, reliable vounir man. which make
hi course the more mysterious.
A Conductor' Li.x-k. Mr. Al .Bell,
who is conductor on the vYest Side freight
met with a painful accident yesterday. He
wa having a lay off, but volunteered to
couple the passenger car at noon, when
his left band was caught and mashed se
verely. The little finger was split down
it. length and the middle of the palm torn
and lacerated. Leder.
4111 at Linkville. They had a big
time at Linkville on the 4U1, and here is
the way Peter the poet describe part of
the celebration : "After the splendid fire
work had coquetted with the stars and
jilted the man in the moon, the two halls
filled with tay waltzer. mutic (truck up,
and dancing, except during the interval for
luoper. was kept up till the blue cranes
poured over the reddening lake tnetr oi-
emn orison. Linkf ille I full ot business,
culture, cash and Judge Smith.
' Tunnel Abandoned. Work on the
tunnel on the O P near Breitenbush has
ceased, it having been decided to go around
the hill. One hundred feet had been dug.
The tunnel would be over 500 feet long,
and it wa found that over a month' time
and consiJorable expense could be saved
by changing the course in this vy, hence
the decUion,
A Prolific Cow. Mr Jesse Brown has
a five yea: old cow that ha had seven calves
within th? past three years. All of them
lived and he has sold four of them for $75
and has th other tluee and the cow left.
There were three pair of twin and one
tingle calf. Mr Brown live In the Soap
Creek neighborhood below this city.
Ben tun Leader.
CHOP WEATliEtt BULLETIN NO. 19.
Oregon State Weather Bureau co oper
atlng with U. S. Signal Service Central of
fice, Portland, Or,, for the week ending
July 13th, 18891
The temperature ha been from $ to 8
degrees above the normal. Excep'. In a
tmatl area of Jackson county, no ruin fell
in the State during the week.
The sunshine wa decidedly above the
normal. Owing to forest fire the attnot
phtre hat been somewhat smoky. The ef
fect ot these conditions on c trips ha been
to allow their ttate to remain the same a
they hare been for the past two week
The notable event of the week w a 1 the se
vere thunder, rain and hall storm In Jd.
ton county on the night of the yih, A
'cloud burst" occurred which did consid
erable damage In section of the county be
tween Grant' Pat and Ashland. Through
Wagner Creek Valley the most damage
occurred. About Talent grain w a flatten
ed and ruined and many orchard had their
fruit Injured. It I estimate1 that thl
cloud burst" caused a loss of neatly $Jo,
000.
The warm dry weather ha been favor
able to the wheat harvest which Is now
under full tway In all paitsot the State
General report Indicate '.hat fall wheat
will be more than an average crop, while
spring grain will be a short crop.
On the 10th the first wheat wa received
at a warehouse In Pendleton. Tho berry
It small and shriveled and the wheat U In
quality second-;lnis The yield of thl
first lot wa about ten bushels per acrrt.
Fruit prospect continue t be excellent.
Peaches are coming Into the markets In
large quantities. Plums, apricots, corn and
tomatoes are cry plentiful.
It. S. I'auv e,
Observer C. S. Signal Service.
LIKF.il HIS WOUK.
When a boot maker gets an order fcr
boot from hi former home several hun.
dred mile away 'It 'show that hi work
U appreciated. The following order re
ceived by Mr. P. J. I.nporte, just east of
the Revere house Is self explanatory;
Camuria, Cal., July it. iSty.
P.J. Laporte: Dear hir; Before you
left here you told me you would keep my
measure and If I wanted any boot to tend
to you. I want a pair made of soft fine
leather and sowed. Make them a soon as
you can a I am almost barefooted and let
me know at once.
Yours, etc.,
H. C. WlllTNKY.
Hum Mission KalertaiuatrRl.
A coop's horses ware recently killed at
til state penitentiary, causing plenty 01
rpsculstiuii a to the tnsnncr of their doath.
com play ws declared to n tne osuse. a
matt who know ioform the Democrat that
they were pored by aonm os4.ll.
A yar'i Half Vigor h long heM tha first
place, a a bairdressiatf, la th estimation ol
the pobllo. Ltditiod thfcttni preparation
aire a beautiful Itlos to th hair, and sou
tlfinon n It to prevent baldncs and car
liuii.iirs In th scslp.
Tha Thts Ksy Wwlan Mill Co. is the
limns- tif thn nsw woolen trill eomnanv at
lm and tht capital stock hat liosu planed
at rViO.OOO. Beiria railing the $20,000
HtuiK tit hooka are open fur anbsonbar.
Woolen u.l II ttock, though, I good property.
Words eanunt etpros tli gratitude which
penpls ikI fur lt beDllt don ttism by the
as nf Ayr' MarsapsrilU. f-OHg tUoding
aiol rheumatism tield to this remedy,
when all other fil to iilv relief. Thi tried
lniiiC ihnroughly expel the pnliitu from the
tiloud.
vVbest, W eei ts, . ;
IS cent shaviittf at ViereukV
8 tioket for f I at VittMoW't .
New dras good t Mull waiiiV,
Mssnn fruit jr at K f Kenton'
Kfrigeratutiat Stewart ft Sax',
Im oresm freener at Stewart ft Sua'.
Nsw In y nine ef (In g"M ring at French a
A barrel of lt sslinun j ist openwt at F L
Kenton'.
Fresh cestn ohi eso 'jdst received al V L
Kenton',
New oresm uheese Just leoeivtd at Com ad
Meyer.
For ssle. cites p, tuo.ind liairl 011, Mr.
Hymen's.
3rhslr running st. at Viereok' slm
log parlor. '
Beet roast eoHee iu the uity at Cmrd
Meyer.
- Mlssea
Hammer
Fcltowlng I the program of the enter
tainment of the ladle Home Mission So
ciety, to be held at the M. E. Church, Fri
day evening :,
Opening choru bv the choir.
Inrocatlon-Rer II P Webb.
Quartette, "Come to Me"
Vaughan and Ullber, Messrs.
and Cougllt
Aim of Home Missions Mrs II P Webb.
Solo "Dream Face"- Mr J Reming
ton. Recitation MU Winnie Chamberlln.
Male Quartette. "I Your Anchor
Down" Messrs Hammer, Klkins, Couglll
and Allen,
Reading-Mrs NJ I'enton
Doxologr.
Benediction.
Ice cream and cake will be served on
the lawn before and after the entertain
ment. Admission for the entertainment,
10 tent ; ice cream and cake, t tcent.
I'ateata Ctraatr4.
Tocltlscnsof the Pacific Mates during
he past week and reported for this paper
by C A, Snow Ac Co. Patent lawyers, Opp.
U. S. Patent Office, Washington, D. C.
A V Anderson, San Francisco, pipe cut-! ln.-o.is.
ter ; II I) Belden, Oakland, Cal. casket
Kdestal : J K Day, San Francisco, well
rer ; M B Idje, San Francisco, ore
concentrator : K S (illinorc, San Francis
co, band sawing regulator ; W Lamb,
Downey, I'ove ; John It Ware, Kurka,
mop-grip ; 1 1; weir, San r rancisco, nan
caster ; II T We
THE MAN AflOtT TOWN,
MONDAY.
g e jewelry notio in thi iatue.
Pendleton i o lisv a bate ball tourna
ment, No excuse fur Idleness now, Plenty
work to do in tha country.
Mr D D Hackleman begn running Is is
thresher to-day Just west ef th city
Tlie liret new wheat wee brnunlit to the
oity and ttjrtd In tha Fainter' Wirehouse
to-day.
Willism Uiter, who fell t the. alaeoblo
Tunipl Hsturdsy I out it danaer and is
slow ly improving.
' Sessi le Lodge A 0 U W, of A.t'iris his
th lirfcrt number of member iu thi Juris
diutimi ami earriet the brvom,
A foot rae i to be run In the oil on Situ
day, July 21, between U 11 U Dull uf
ville, and K O Cameron, of Corva.lie.
Sslsm'a ataatn laundry wat a failure.
Tliy did not know how to ran it, eo th
sheriff i taking a hand in it nininioiit.
1 he io in a nwspper is to rent ja it
much a the room in a brick Muck 1 bat
there are scute people lt teem to think it
i to give away.
Tha F.iliot Publishing Co. whluli reoeutly
illustrated Athtuy, i bw iraklng arrange
ment to do Walla Walu. Mr Starbuok be
ing there working th enterprise up.
It i tsf not to bet on foot rao nowa
days, as a fsir tout rsoe ia out often knowo.
Sometime, though, on it run on the square;
but it tk en exptrt to know when it ia
going to ttrlke.
About a doaso surveyor may ba teo any
day now mining line between Albany and
Aston, under the supervision of Surveyor
Uotiersl Hsrr. "Astoria or bust" how i that
for a motto.
Mr Ja Ostitis! fell fiom a cff.ihlinaon
new house being eonstruoted for W it Gra
ham west ol the city last Ssturday and waa
eoniiderahly injured; bnt no bone were
broken.
Mi Ji'hn Mtckty ba tued paper for
ssy ing that her mother wa a washerwoman.
Well, aha waa a washnrwomvn and a good
on t plenty of old timer remember when
she washed clothe at Msrysville, Cal
''Iu stsrtlog out iu the ttewepeper busi
ness, it 1 ganeially theoistom for newspa
peis to publish a lung and uninteresting val
ediotcry." Tbus rtiusrk the Iafyette
Lnigrr in ttt lutatry. rrhpa uninten
tionally th editor bit the nail ou it head.
Hslutsioriet ofteu prove to be valedictories.
"Col. l'srker, of the Walla Walla BMfinwn
waa astautled Wduday of last week by
Councilman Picard, and a battle ensued in
w hich, according to th Afiriciii, the Col
onel cam out completely viotorloue. That
ia the way Walla Walla editor amuse then.
suit es r bil their better hatyae are off spend
ing tboir summer vteatione, Mr Parker now
being at Yequina Bay.
Hon liiuger llermsn tnuMcd through Al
bany Saturday for Portland.
Mr Jama Shshsn ks gone to Boio, wheie
he haa a contract on K (Join' now Mtck.
Mr I K F.l.lerkin, of the A F k M Iu Co.
left thl noun forth Bay to join hi family.
Mia Mattia Burnett, of Corvallis, la in tbt
city 00 br way to Hodaville, which h via
it annually,
Mr Al ilar.-is, of Ran Francisco, la iu th
city. Ala haa the same genial way about
bun aa of old.
WUliam Stock rude hi btevcla to Cor
vallitaod back yesterday, making the trip
tbet la I hour, 3 mi auto.
Mr Arihur Hodge, depu'y county clerk
of Crook couolv, arrived in tha city to-day
by way of tbe Lebanon wagon road.
Prof Coeduu, of Fatten we ia Albany
Saturday Bayward bound. Th ruck and
thcll there will proceed to gt reedy for
some hard knock for so r ore I week.
Alex Rennie, lleeae LHo. Joe Cook and
Clare Irvine constituted a party of SaUmite
peasant through Albany Saturday for th rag
ing Vsnuios Biy. where tbey will camp out
5 I..- - ....t - fci -1. ..!... .. . . l.
able to uk summer outing, but in Albany j lu Ul,"t nw to ' ute,w in lb eity.
: iney won thirteen months 10 Ibeyner. it nuyeu 11 1 mi gum for l.it
I .- - .Ml -..L.- . . i t .
AIU Klor Mssoti Went to (.rvalll tbla -"-7 -" -ww wrr vi
0000 iu order to be present at th ltcutto(i
try eoteruioment to be giro to morrow
nntht b Mise llabbard. a nunil of Mia
iJtiwa. tf Portland. A ft" pi loo U to be j been in4 public.
given tonight so Mia Mavo by ber Cor- Wm Fcrtmill.r. wife and child, went to
I YMtlit.t !! I fcstaa sa-Se.as. ikai l.tta.a I..
KEA E3TA1 r, fl.lLEa.
liCbanoa t chut.
J W Burkhart etal to John Nichols
lot 4. blk ll.skt'a A to Lebanon. $
'Francl and Hattle Martin to E U
Maple. S half of K half, blk 42,
Albany.,,,,,, ... 400
Central Cemetery Assoclntlon to
Robert Conn, lot 26 In Central
Cemetery 5
Corinthian, No. 17, A F & A M to
J F Backensto, frac. lot Oi, blk
4, Masonic cemetery, Albany,. 3
Frank Trite to W D Trite, u$
acre In ft i, fi of M II Basve. . VxjO
Rebecca Lewi to Newton Lewis, N
half of S W qr of Sec. 35, Tp 9,
SR. IK... 350
8 M Pennington to Robert Murrar
r. haiioi N half 01 1 l.uoi a
M I'ennlnif ton 1600
L Foley to l) M Ambler, lot 8, blk
17. R' trd A. Lebanon...,..., too
E W Langdon to John D Letcher, M
nan lot 1 ana 1, bik a, 11
and A 1100
W K (Jlthen to Horace A Powell,
even-ninth of E half of PLC
No. ac z82
I F Conn to D 11 Montelth, S W qr
blk 46 in Albany.,.. ... .. ijoo
Total ,
K EEP POtsTKll.
..$io4J
Nw goods at W F Itead'a.
F, M. French keep ri'rja4 time.
Bargain in boot and boa at Read'.
J. P. Wallace, Phytioian Mid Surgeon, Al
bany, Or
For a Sterling or Kmerton piano os'l on G
L Black man.
I L Blaokman is agent f"r thn Woher
plsno. Nonabette.
11 iy your tioket thrnngH t iH Ksst ot
W 1. )eUtr and ve fre t I'urlUn
I have reduced prior on all hfiw i
I W Stsrr, pliysiulen aiulurgNn, Albany, ' m Uit and elie. Call early ! ' V ft
Oregon. Itead'e.
flood entiling stove 110 st lloii ', ft The Western (!..U mi Paukerd re tun ;
Bsltinsrsh. ; of th list nrgsn mail.., ! 1. I'.ist k nri
Tha best watch in thd world 'r the uinitry i tn"'
at F M French'. A line line ( 11 kin I of furniiure, plain
8ide..ddleH.Ua.mii.lii.guuiuii.gial??'1 Mb'.M' r.l, Ihs. sUK.k in tl.U psrt of
Tbompou&Overmn'. -i Orejon t Fonmil er ft living .
Thompson ft Oyermtn, skm,I, for th gr.t , V J1 den (.nd flue tmok .k for
I'ynamiu buggy whip. it Jo"?l'b l"m ,".J '"'"'t wira
. r ... ... , , For l by most cir dealer and at hi
For a number one fii.lity of knive to, k jv, fty,
ami poon call at F M Frencn . 1 , . tf , .
fil 1. ia tt . . , ! , .1 1, . . -i. w-jt .iimswirtir
targe qoaniiiiea at Hiewart x Hot . ; k.nv
o:miv, Oil Kilo Temple, Al
1 be ohleet line of table laxarie osnl e
fouud at Browuell & SUnard's.
J W Rentier, beet hoot and Iicm maker in
city, opposite Fort miller Si Ir.iog'
A large and tine line of window hdr
Just receive I at Portmiller ft IryuigVr
Money can't buy better not and shoe
than Moli i'i i selltnir, Lee us better
good are not manufactured.
Some floe California cheese, a barrel of
golden drip syrup and eoin Una comb honey
just received at ItrawntU A Stauard'.
Go to Hitler ft Paisley for your job print
lug. They do any and all kind of work ia
the paolstbing and job printing line. Qaick
work and uw price.
Call and examine Z. T. Wright's stock of
lubricating oil. Also steam good of all
kind. Keep the celebrated Powell Night
feed Lubrios'ora and cil cape, eeottanlly on
hand. Also Trahern. Lilt and Poro pump.
Iroa pipe eapeoUlly, B ranch lions on
btvW4 abvAItty Ii-.tnWjrks
A floe liui nf buggy dutter andfly net at
Thoiup m ft Ovennan', th leading ham
dealer!
An elegsot line of tift table spreads, in
betutiful design, just leoeivexl at Fortmilier
ft Irving'.
' 0 esn O ilddn Sur tomttoei for 50 cent
at C Meyer, ami all other, canned good
cheap for cash.
Dr WrighUmsn' Sovereign Balm of Life,
for disease ptcoliar to women, at Dryoe it
flobeon' and Brownell ft Staoard'. P J
Baltimore, ageot
AtteatloR,
We have just received a fine assortment
of parlor furniture direct from the East.
V have the latest design ! mahogany
frame, marble, silk cruah and silk plush
upholstered, and in walnut suits, assorted
upholstering. All at price tht command
. lAllatinn Is fl n!il. ifrnjnit. iimKt.rrins
1 - r - 1-- -
town of about sit hiintiretl intuihitiinlfi, sit
uated hear the heart of Linn county at the
terminus ota branch of the Southern Pa
clflc, about thirteen miles from Albany, the
present county eat of Linn county, leb
anon, although only a ma 1 place, at pres
ent ha the control of all of the trade In
the eastern part of the county on the south
fork of the rlantiam, a countrt " which will,
Iff a vry short time, have a handsome
population, a Immigrant ore sure to
come In (and are now coming In) and take
hotnestpuds in this n.ilur- favored sertlon
of Linn ".'iiiity, but Ont whl.'h' i l.it
favored by III .inmty untlioiiiies. About
4i miles i. ... if hire is Kodavllle, where
I one of the fmet sula springs In the State,
and six miles south of here, just vantot
Sodavllle, over a lilli hill, Is Uaterhso,
which also lias u fine kIi sprinsj. The
places are destined to reconn- iht jjreat 1
summer resorts ol thr l:tt-, Hot to l.eb
anon. There 1 nothing morn apparent
then that this will some day be a much
more prosperous place than it now is, and
will be the most, and is now the most pros
perous town In Linn county leaving out
the county eat, Albany, 'Lebanon is a
nice place for the immigrant to come, for
the people are generous to a fault, and al
ways try to make the stranger feel at hi
ease, and encourage and help hitn all they
can. It would be well for the resident of
thi thriving and prosperous town t j en
deavor to Advertise and otherwise bring the
good qualities i,f their beaut if. il city before
tbe public, ami we think they nre.each and
all, readv and willing to d t'hetr part.
A. F.
fatigi-Mt
Mr. Oeorge Ctx li-iiit b.it io,iipl n-il his
barn in ('atigeni.
J. B Jer.ks h:l built a fargf .'idjilicn to
his bam,
Mr Mttll.'iil. of Sht-dds. will sl.irl his
threshing in.it blue in tiiis vleliiiiy the iat
of this week or the lirtt of next. ;"lfc w ill
have an engine that will burn !rjw in
s'eadof wood.
Mr, Ryan, of Ioa, Is vlit!ng h's son,
P, W. Ryau.of Tangent, He will make
quite May, a he likes the country very
well.
Miss Vaughn, of Portland. Is visiting
her uncle' family, B, Mills, of Tangent.
(Jeorge Mill has returned from As
toria, where he ha been engaged in' a
planing mill for some time past.
Married, on July the nth, 1889, at the
residence of C. P. Ktilghten, Mr, A, W.
Moses and Mis Emma Phips. Rev, D.
C. McFarland, officiating. The bride is a
daughter of Mrs. C P.- Knlghten. The
newly inarrkd couple went to Portland
the first of the w eck, and on their return
will go to the Klamath Agency to teach
the aborigines.
Born, to the wife of M. L. Forster. on
: fuly 15th, iSSy, a daughter, of legal weight
ana Mart I nappy.
M. L. Forster wa arrested a few day
ago at the Instanre of D. Houck, for tres
passing His trial is set for next Monday
l.i Justice Brink's Court in Albany.
Born, to tbe w ife of Omer Vernon, a
daughter.
D1V1I !''!
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m
mm
Absolutely Pure.
lOJWl
Thia powder nvcr vr.rU?. A tnrvt
Piirily, atrcngth and wliolef.oinen-iH
More f4conom;at then the ordinary kitwt
and cannot im eold in compntitioii with
mnltitnr).f low w-t. hort weicht a!w,r'
or phosphate pewdors;. tjiold only in can
Kol Baking pow.Ur Co., Ha Walt H,
W. 1 ,
. I, W. Crow tur A Co , A kmiIh,
I'ottlan;?; Orf-Jior,.
lT . w-T.. - it, i ngi
mm
Forl by Will A Stark, dealers U)
fine wrtcbes, jewelry, cf
Mr Jo Weblr, it, of Portland, i in attention. We ask tha you call end ex
tb city.
Mr A Klia went to Kt-ne last evening
on busto,
Mr IWsso) MaCtuoell an J family ! to
morrow for a trip to th Coast rang.
MrJantrs Eikltis nd family lr ta-moi-row
morelng for their B-avr Creek farm.
The family of W II Garr.lt h-ft far II
waoa to day fur tb usttl anminer outing.
II W Langdon, the fot rc r. probably
amine for yourself. It Is no trouble to show
goods. We also expect br the last of the
week or fir.t of next a car load of bed room
suit in walnut, oak and antique. Dining
suits, center tables, extension tables, were
tarles, wardrobe and everything else that
is kept In a fW-chm furniture ttore.
Albany FirsitirkCo
Kid ;iove KM filove f !
Thr Ijtilire Prlixbted.
Tho pleasant nfiect and tha perfo.H saf
ety with which la4ie may see tho I quid
fruit laxative). Hyrcp of Fife. uotbr all
conditions, make it tblr f.rjrtle remedy,
It is plMalug to the eye and to tho taie.
gentli-. yeltrotual In acting on tbo kid
ney, liver and bowel.
to bet father.
seMmiiii 1 isaRasp a-seif-
I have just rece. red a full line of kid
golve branded Our Own. This U a cenu-
ine kid glove. I bur direct from importer i
I- V'. ." 1. . , 1 .! . . . t .
The enearm.nt of l 1 gtnek, of Cor- tte of anv eteve I ever ld lor tW A ioUrW U. 8. Slaodar.' S-tr.n scale
ralii ami Mia. Carrie Korn. of Se-tlie, ha price'. biltlnA riw. of ..hl tut -
nr nalr iu iu mhiiii irm ui usissi oa vairiv umjm
F .. Uriel. Larar sea leu at Droportiorately
J low 1 rice a. Warranted five yoata.
Ai:ur.
Sheriff's Sale
j tlte Cireu'il Court of 0i Slate tf Orrrtm r
-f - rt ... - r f .
J W Came, Plaintiff. - .
v
C K lire, A A Keea, St, ho V, K&x, M V.
Knowlton and H. Kaowltoo, flvfcrxUntx.
Notice i hereby givon thst by virtus r.f
an execution and order of sale i-mid ont i
the atiove OMi:ed Court in the b,ve entittcd
suit, I will ou
Hatarday, Ibe letb stay of Augnaf . I'M.
at the Court Hons door ia tbe city f .Al
bany, Lino county, Oregon, at tbe hoarU I
o'clock, p. to. of said day soli at public auc
tion for cash in hand to bi&hest bi-ider tbe
real property described in id txeeotii n stfi
order c( salo as follow, to-wit : Commct it
ing at tbe son th west corner of the ' donatir.n
laod claim r-f Morgan Kee and Miry Kecs ;
beinat NotthcatioD So. 305, in Towcxi.in 'i
outh of range 2 west in Linn ccuuty, Ore
gon, and rooting thence e&tt HI (hsir ;
tbence earth to tbe north boendary of t-fi
claim ; tbence West 27 chains to a f tt :
thence outb to tbe p'ace of Leciruirg, cj
tain ing 130 seres, more or Use, sixl Ijii
and being io Liontoujty, Oregon. Thet
oeed arising from tbe sale of sa:d premr,
to be applied a follow : First o tbe I-a -ment
of tbe mm of S25.C0 Attorneys ftt,
and tbe ewt smlditlitirrtmtnt of suit tsTl
at f48 CO and theostaand expeutea cf jissk
ing such ale. Kecutd to tbe payment to tbo
Plaintiff. J W Cusick thetum cf f2177.'
with tecrutng iiterrM therron at the r!i; t f
tn per cent per annum from tbe 2dtli day f
June, I8S9. Third, the nurplii if any to the
aid C K Ke, A A Ke, Nellie C Kits
and M K Koovllcn.
Dated this 9tb dr J f Toly, 1Ss9.
JoHJI S-MaLLMOK,
Sheriff of Linn county, Oregon,
S. E. Yovxsi.
-Keep cool. Tite 1
A tirselical inker i a tyublia aaiesne) i during tb summer. The will be a nart tt i
. ... .. .. ft. i
W7 o., .an iu.uvrcs one is. a mum lew , s-F. nnest refrigerators in the n.arket at Slw.
from CJIym- art So. s. Buy one now.
would suit the puhlo heallb. Urrgomiam.
Prof im retained thi boor
Hot Weajiier Itemk.-
rators
Buy 1
laroirr-.. if yen snt tha best bmee al j w tbera be ba been on a viait to ! All sizes of Ice cream freezer at Stew.
bsn-l mule, call iK U I'ower.nest to IHia psienie.
rich, San Jose, Inhaler. j
1
Dou Taxes. Dog tax season. Some
... . ....!
one suggests mat tne ininy snow uogt in
the city be taxed unless a receipt be shown,
as Albany might a well get the fee at any
city. While on the subject the dogs of the
city all of them - should be brought to
time on the question.
Witt. Collect. Owing to unavoidable
circumstances I did nit collect water hills
on the 10th-13th of thlt month oa adver
tised, but I will be round collecting the
first of next month. Let every one be pre
pared to meet my call.
A L Gray.
Scc'y Water Co.
To New Comer. Wc would say that
we have no bait to give you, but wc do
guarantee good value for your money
and we kindly solicit your patronage.
Bruwsf.ll Si St.nari.
Pit Oiu Feet ix it. A new law pro
vide for the publication of all county war
rants in county clerk' office for eren
year or over and their cancellation with
in a certain time. In most counties the
list is large; but in Linn county there are
none. Here Is the cause: The Democrat
last year, before it dreamed of such a law,
polled a good fee by publishing once a a
new Item the old warrant here, nearly a
hundred, and owing to our big circulation,
all were claimed and paid.
A Bbatex Editor. May of the Pom-
eroy JnJrjndtnt who recently run for the
office of mayor, got beaten, like mot edl
tor who run for office, and this I the way
j he get a grain of comfort from It : "The
editor hereof 1 proud of the fact that none
of the Pomerov rlntr voted for him for
mavor. Men of broad, liberal view are
the one whogrve u their uffrage.Thank
to you,gentlcmcn.
Different Town. Albany, a town
not a large as The Dalle, ha three good
fire engine and an active hook and ladder
company. The Dalle ha one engine and
no hook and ladder company. 7w
Mountaineer. And none too many. One
engine would make a poor ahowlng tn The
Dalle In case 01 a big nre.
CtRiouH Proceedings.- -In the II a w-
kin murder trial Tuesday at Salem Judge
Boise after hearing th argument din-
charged the jury until next morning when
he made hi charge to them. Thl wa a
very rare proceeding for a murder case,
the jury almrt universally being kept to
gether. Private saleof Household Good
Mr W B Rice offer at private ale her en
tire lot of household goods, consisting of
two chamber sets.settees.kltchen furniture,
carpet. tove, etc. The good are In care
of Mr C J Stuart.
Hay Wanted. Mr L Sender, of thl
city wlU buy all the clean timothy hny
brought to him In tightly compreed bale,
for which the market price in cash will be
paid. Deliver at (table.
B. & L. Association. The regular
monthly meeting of the Building and Loan
Association will be held on Friday evening
at the office of Hewitt, Bryant & Irvine.
Pav your due on Friday to the Secretary
at the office of Stewart & Sox'.
Orr son Tim Mot NTAiN. A barrel of
dried beef, ome fine cheese and a large In
voice of choice lunch good just received
at Brownll U Stanard . Oct some.
Bei.tino. A fine line of rubber and
leather belting kept constantly on hand at
Stewart it Box'. AH required clc In
lock. v
A Sharp Item. The finet line of cut
lery and hear In the rlty at Stewart St
Sox't. Their good are the very best and
will stand the test.
Biex.EsT Yet. 10,000 roll of wall pa
per, latest varieties, finest decorations just
receiver" t Fortmilier Si Irving'.
Iu London a atrang coincidence oc
curred a few day agi. Three gentle
men, eacii the son ef a pteeideut. nut at the
United Htatea legation. 1 wo ol them called
upon Minister Lincoln, on or ( resident Lin
coin. Tbe vititor were Jee. ton of Pi evi
dent (Jrnt, and Ruell, ton of President
Harrison.
Don't fai o examine Mcllwain' carpet
You will n them from 10 to 15 per ren
cheaper tha any other plao iu town,taking
n consider on the quality.
V L Kenton ha a unnly of tine mixd
pickle put up iu pur cider vinegar. Try
them
South Albany -
A most desirable and beautiful location
for suburban residences, owing to its nat
ural advantage and nearness to the center
ot but nett. compare the size, location
view and access to and from these lott.and
you will be convinced of their merit Call
early and cecure a home befot ; the advance
in price. Apply to
TWEKDAI.E Sl KEDFKLD, Agent
First door, south of Post Office.
Fur I and marlebarnees goto IC L. Power
' Letter Mat.
Following- la the list el letters remaining In tbe Poet
Offioe, Albany, Linn oounty, Oregon, July 17, 1869,
Person culling for these lallen must give the date on
which Uiey were advertised i
SECURE PRICES. tfO
l' ROUBLE TO SHOW.
.'tOODSAT
X)EY0 &R0B80N.
SUPERIOR LINES OF
IAGRIOULTURALISV1'
PLEMENTS AT DE
YOE &RODSON
Very Nice. Pon't cook this hot weath
er. Drop in and get some of our lunch
delicncle. We have just received a fresh
supply of cream cheese, Llmburger cheese,
smoked beef chipped to order, etc.
W IM.AMETTE PACKINO Co.
PAINTS, .OIL. 3 AND
BRUSHES AT DBYOB
ROBSON'b,
Adler, Frtsilrich
brown, Mtoe Clariae
Devlne, airs Hannah
Humphrey, Mrs Lihbla
Fresusn, A M
Pickett, W H
Soan'and, Miss Eva
laBonl. FJ
Wulla, Jennie
Tiitksciiua,
Baxter, E A
Campbell. 8 H
George, I)r B
Knapp, Jax)b r
Mlllr, FW
llosrora. CM
Hsnderaon, Jams
Wurkes, Frank
Keldt, XV
Bchods, Annie
R. THOMPSON, P, M,
ecrst lb re.
TralUT
Circuit ct-nri i in soaaion at 8.Um.
Sit thousand live Intt by a flood in
China recently.
In eraam evry day at the Depot hot
during th hot weather. Only 13 cent,
Sitiwart Si ttox to-day mad a larg wboit
! shipment of binding twin to.Selrrn.
Pselura with gno.1 hJ and raauing ;
water foe oowa. Apply la T II Wallace, ilb
ueet. Waat Albany.
Th trial of VV K Hat kin fur th murder
f of J II Oa-le, began at Kalem jeaterdey and
j ia eieitini great interest there.
It sl ton Cx, who ha just retired from
th grocery business at Corvallis, wilt go Into
tbe real estate ba ines. Jat th kind of a
msn, aa be know the valu of printer' ink.
Atturiaba an electric 6r alarm system
and has purchased 2UQ0 feet of new bee.
Iteing built on wood it certainly need a fin
tire fighting outfit. No city, though, can be
too well equipped.
Ilsr T Dewitt Talmadse i expected in
Oregon next month, when ba will lecture it
Portltnd and Salem. Albany should make
an effort to get him; but h charges fUUU
ectur. Could we taod it.
On Sunday morning. June SOtb, tbiayear,
EJ Caotroll left hi ranch on Summit Pri
rie to I00K after a few sheen tbathad strayed
from hi band, since which time be has not
been teen or faard of. Prtntyul JVeat.
Khlor F.llis. th holionaa nreacher recent)
blptied from Oak ville, i holding meeting
t Taylor near llalaev. . A eentleman from
Oakvill My he woulJ hsv been mobbed
if b badn t have left when nt.diu.
The U P church, of tfci oity. ia making
arraneemeut to etablin a branch Sabbath
choolio the eaatero suburb of th city, and
intend building unall atrnctur for tn
purpose. lbiU to accommodate cnuuren
who bave so far to go.
Mr Chat Mueller left yesterday on a trip
to II waco.
Cspt L 8 Scott, of Salem, went up to Sod
vill to- day on a rutio.tting tiip.
P F Craf- of ths woolen milt company, re
turned to day from a trip to tb Sound .
Mr Denuia Wats in, uf Jefferson, ha
been in ths oity to-day and made tb Dkmo-
cbat office a call.
Pcof Rei'l cam over from th Bay to-dy
and will return to morrow. He report the
hotel full and plenty of sea breeses and fun.
Col Eokleaon and surveyors have finished
the tarvey of ths Oresnn Paoitio to the Mai
heur past and bav retained to ths valley.
W A Cox returned yesterday from Inde
pendence, where, he ha the contraot for
building a fin two ctory brick. U i alto
erecting a fine block for Kline at Corvallis,
and two brtuk at Scio, all of which art) un
der way, ,
WEDNMsWAY.
Tb coming State fair promise to be a
bis on.
Sixty Nebraska editors bava arrivtd iu
Portland.
The property at WaiUburg, W T, I as
sessed at27C,U50.
Horn counterfeit fifty cut piece ar aid
to ba ia circulation,
A fine marble quarry ha bson discovered
netr llrieburg that promttet tome floe re
suit.
A cow in the city pound oottt tha owner
$2. CO and $1 a day. An inducement cer
tainly to kep thm nut.
BF Underwood and W S Bell, the twtf
leadtog infidel lecturer of th east, now that
Ingersoll has retired, are lecturing tnroueit
Oregon. .
Fanner desiring agricultural Implement
of any kind, wagons, buggies, etc., should
call ou tne Miicntu uewts opposn
Sohmeer1 livery stable.
The Three Sisters and Modoo left Salem
yesterday at ti e fame time. Th former
arrived here about 3 o'clock ; but the Modoo
met with an accident tod returuud to Port
laud for ret ail.
F. C. HOFFMAN,
Albany, Oregon.
TIIK KAAfOTTS
A aVaiJ .am. at. mA
I) a ass s. TL. f!.a..t tl-a. -.1 k
child, of thr. ty. and Mr A A Slau.n . 1, ,kTv ,7 " . - tie ' WlPA ItllfL'lf. Rl!l.Pni1pr
wife, of Portland, left thi noon on a ' ,n th V,IeJ, J"1 " :e'vd w Stewart H IlC ilUCiklC oUhpeflUtT,
rlsjs trip to Yaquina Bay. The fish and Sox's. Price are remarkably cheap con. ! .
me superior quality 01 tne carrl-! w JrxtxlJriJM TISJO.
! rt - n rfm r-i
i T..I.I.'. C (-.- Sl..lt- 1.. ... I ft ar " W.
quality, at SUwart Si Sox's.
iieretnrni witn a aood con- art .v Sr.. . I'irk..
.u..,nai usi n m sew t-mr, ye, 10 M lure this delicious dish at home,
i bails. j ,
Mr R A Irvine. Mr V. L Thomiieon, wife
sou cntiii,
and
Had
clam ar wanted to look out, j sldering the superior quality of the carrl
Mr Murrv and on. of OskUt, Cat, aie !-
tn th city on thur wsy home fr.mi Alaska. I
where tbey bav wn rndirif evrral ! TubV Si Cut pura Manilla twin, best
month. Mr Marry is a sister i f Mr Frank
Wood, whose guest the is while in the rlty. j
., -m f If you have ay j b were" tt l call ou 0
tilerptesnars. , W.S niih whi i ui6 . t da it with
I BevtnM and dint nd as chejp a any-
Dr. Hint's lUmedv I th t.at remedy on' '-.. ,
dowd ir insomnia, or :eDiaiwn.
wbleh aflUota o many rro-js,aii. which ! . tiuty nya!etaj ana surgeon
city m
Call rruul ia
AH any, Oregon.
country.
Our line of choice tea and coffee i ui
equated In town.
BaowxELL Al Stanakd.
loads to so many aerloua nervonsdlaxaee.
partloolarlT to Inswnliy r-rtptlr
treaiiM with ch bottle; 01, ad J res Mwck
UrugCoN. Y.
A u ouno of prevention l better than a
pound of cote. Plunder's UnoiM Kliwwl
Purifier espel alt imparitie ot tha bloud I To lessen our ttock of canned) good w
ana shouia t used 10 an diseaaea of tha ' wtl sell l tng m tbat lin at remarkably
etomacb, liver and kidney. Take It. ! low price.
This Trade Mark on a stove .
means It is th best that ex-,
t ' -. 5 ' J
i wiwinsi hmsC . -i sesga J 11
pci-icncc ana skin can con
trive. 3old only by O. W.
bmlih. "
Mcllwain can give you tha be it fitting
suit you ever wort, at prioes to suit each and
very one.
7 0ks cure rheumatism, neuralgia
toothache. Fnshay & Mason Agent.
and
If you want a good !-tlvr steel srytbe, finest
iu the market, gn to Stewart Si Sot'.
Alttany Market.
Stbuck Oil At !f.i.ie per 5 gallon can
bett Standard r-' oil, at the Willamette
backing Co.'s store.
That Caatankeron Old Woman
Described In tbo nurrery ballad, who
' lived upon nothing but victual and
drink," and yet "would never be quiet,'
wa undoubtedly troubled with chronlo
indigestion. Her victual. Ilk thoee of
many othei ldertv nersona whose rlhrax-
tlve powe'.a havebftoume impaired didn't
agree wi'h her. 1 hi waa brfoie tbe era
of UoMtettor'a Woina"n Bittern, or uouie
ont of her numerous friend and relatives
would undoubtedly bave persuaded her
to try the great speoinn for dyspepsia,
constipation anil blllonsnesn, Tula would
tave been a moasureof self protection on
their part, for thn would soon bave been
euroa sna eeased to disturb them with
ber clatncr. The moat obtlnat case of
Indlgeetlon.with its attendant heartburn
flatulence, nonntant nncaalness of the
atomachand of tba nerves, are complete;
iy overooma by thl aoveralgn remedy.
Chill aud fever and bilious remittent,
rheumatism and kidney troubles are also
relieved by it.
"Nothing to F.iiuhI It."
"f havobeen sell I net Simmona LIvar
Regulator for tha past six years. My
customers pronounce it tho btt ever
used. Onn of my customers whoao health
wa in wretched condlt'on from a very
bad and stubborn case of dyappsla, used
tne itKguiator anu waa entt.eiy oureu. 1
am u,ul myself lor torpid liver, eaua
ed by cloa oonnuement. I find nnthlrg
to equal it and nipniy teoommond Its use.
Respectfully,
C.P.Hiskt, Druggist., Kdinburg. Vs.
Wheat-to:
rtaUUo.
Butior 15c per lb.
Prga-Ilk
IIay0,00,
PolAtoes !ii ot tor bushel
Beef -on Toot. S'-i''
Apple -75 ooote per bu.
Porit 6H0 per 11 jreaar-d
Itacciis-haius li'e.
boulders, 8n.
sides 10a.
rd-Oiiperlb.
e"lour-4ia pr tibl.
'hickous 8 00 per duu
' till Feed bran, It.OOpnr tun
shorts. Id.
middtlne, 20
Chor 0.
Hotel Arrival,
i: 1 t tKY.
K
W
1 tm
Pshstss
sue, tT, '0
Di:. 2?. 8
J jl 30, '61
For sale only by
L. E. BLAIfJ,
OLD I RON. Fifty tons of old iron
caatlngs. in anv qusctity, wanted
Immediately at tbe Albany Iron Works.
LOST.-On July 4tb a ludiea silver
watcb, gold chain and locket a,;tscc
ed. Howard will be paid for its return to
this office.
fiitfnr Liu
. United SteJtd Cffie-,
Oregon City, Oirgoo, Jcoe Ui.0.
Notice ia herr-by fciveo that in ccmptucte
with the provirion of the act ef Con.trct f
June 3rd, ISTb, entitled "An ct frr the sate ,
of timber laod in the States i f (Vufot t-i i.
Oregon, Nevada.snd Waahtnttoa Teuiton ,'
Angus 8. 8hsw, r.f Mill City, ecunty f
Marion, State r.f Oregon, baa tt. is day CU rt
in thia t Bier hi swoin statru.ti.t Ko. 1 ! (!,
tor the purchase uf the S K of Section K.
6, in Townal ip No. 10 south, tsnce No. Z
east, and will offer proof to tbnw that t tit
land sought is more valuable for its tintlrr
or stone than for agricultural j.ur(x,. , e, A
to estabtisli hi claim tn tuul iAiid btfcre tl i
Register and llectivrr f this t tSce at Otv
gon City, Oieco. on
Tuesday, the fllh ay ef Kr(.(rkHber, li.
He name a w'trrstvs : V, Sims, I..
Brown, J. Boyle si d II. Tatpley, all cf Mill
City, Msrion com iy. Oregon.
Any and sii p rwt;i cla'imir g ai!r-:e'y
tbe b.ve descnl ed lend are ri-quexted t.
file their claims in this office (it or lf..!'
a:d 24th dy of September, ISSfl.
AY, T. LrnstA,
Kegister.
Timber Land Hctke.
United States Lr.d C-fCce,
Oregon City, Or., June tb, ISS'J
Kotiee ishert-by tiveu that in compli
ance with tbe pre vh-ionw of the ace cf
CoPRresscf June 3rd. 1S73, entitled "An
actforthe sa'e of timber lands in tht
States ol California, Oregon, Nevada Pint
nsobirtgton Tertiterr," James H. itoy.c-.
of Mill City, county of Mertr.n, Slate cf
'regon, has this Jay fi'ed in tbia Aire
bis sworn statement JNo. 110!, lor t'"
purc hase of the E M of S W 'i and lots i
and 7 of Section So. 6. in Township Nti.
10 South Ranee No. 3 east, ard will rtr?
proof to show that il.t land souelit is moto
valuable lor its tmiMt or stone uiau i r
sgricultural purpose, attd to etablifit
bis rtlaiui to taid lacu befote tbe esintr
nd Receiver of this cfllee at Oregon City,
Oregon, on
Tuesday, lSe4ts day r September, issr.
He nstneu as witness- : TV. Sims
BrowD. A. S. St aw snd II. Tai pley, ail
Mill City, Marion couuty, Oretton,
Auy and all yersouxclaiminsadverj-el?
the above oet-cribed lands are rrqntiurd
to filelutir claims in I his rlliee en or Le
tore Mid 2tth day of Septerrber, lSb9.
Kegi.-u-r.
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.
To mn Editoh rirn-'e Inform yenr rettfi.
era that I huve it jHttlvi-:ot,i-ii.vf.i iii.-xlinvu
named Ulsense. Ii- It-t i!mei,v t! i .i.!s.f
hopelesa euses Inive ln--ti 1 v; I'u.i I t ;. !un-l
I shall be jilit'J'lu s.'M.I t'.vt I, it,. tt r
dy KRRK l- iu.y of n it rpi.i-n -'
sutniUi)it if th -y v i l-t. i-i'. ' - ... .
anil pii.t i-fly- : -' V, . y ' '"
T At'l'."'"1 " ' '' :'
Til VUi U)l )
WARE 01- ALL KINDS Al
DEV0F & HQBS0F1
IWQZ & li)3m.ARB AGENT
FOR THE NEW HIGH ARM DAVIS
VERTICAL-FEED SEWING MA'
CHINE.BEST MACHINE INITHE
JfiASFET " -1
A Cattle Fever.
Kansas City, Mo,, July ij, A dispatch
from Wellington, Kansas, tnys; Anivnls from
the Cherokee strip to-day retort thst Texn
fever is playing havoc with the cattle there.
Forty head were seen dead in one pasture' yes
terday, and in others from seven to twenty-five
carcasses were lying around, . , -
Exchange Hgtel. II W Langdon
W Weggs ; T Balde s M Uecdawlld ; A
Waunquest 5 E C Randall ; Maggie
Murray ; G L Brown, Cal ; U Wright
T Froman.
St Charles. D H McCulley and wife,
Lima, Ohio ; C H Stolti, T S Towr.tend,
Portland S Uanderbach, 11 Matnews, a
F ; A Gillespie, N Y j M B Hedges. Chi
cago las Thorndyke, Blair, Neb.
Russ House. J G Bennett, Oakland,
Cat ; B L Steernt, Salem ; C Kindson,
LSalem ; L M McGtll, West Vlrglna ; J
E Sorbin, Seattle ; L II O Uoidy ; IS
Sanders ; W Crain, city ; I J WUHamt ;
Phllllna. Albany : U L. Uoone and
- j ... .,
e ; U oeorgeana 'vtie, orvaiut ; u r
Kyle, Eugene ; W II Warner, city ; W
Murton. Whatcom :u Murton, Whatcom
J A Littler, Orrick; Mo 5 I Taylor, city.
Reverb House.-t-Mm M Lord: M T
rhiilips, Lebanon, Or; Wm Waits, Phila
delphia; A Hamburger, Portland; A S
Cohen, S F; It Prettyman, Mt Tabor; Sal
em; J A Ilarker, Albany; JL. A KrlgDann,
Zanesville, O; J Morrison, w is Miner; y
Meyer, Seattle ; E Butler, S P Co ; J Mey
er. Mr Suerel. S F: C Morris; Mrs C Mor.
rls Billy JSlblow, M flatt, K U tnapman ;
ur Ld vorpenier, juaKeiori., r
man, tugene. , .
J.J- j
IOST '-A latest improved Winchester
4 riflt, size 40-65, ou tbe road frourAl
ny to Independence and within thrse
miles of A lbany. Any one will be r-nita
bly rewarded for returning it to this ofll-ie
AYN Wil-UAMS.
1170iiD SAWINU. ftood sawed on
T f short notloe, anywhere in tbo eity.
Regular prices.
Oi:
wife
' Fino liiiQ of Guns and
good stock of Ammuni
tion at Deyoe and Rob
son s special bargains
Gko. U. Waerfn.
Kotics for Fnblicatioa.
POM TION Wi,sTED.-An exoerlctic
,eJ Engiueer wants n poslthm :o run
traction or other engine ACtruMt K,
Dbmo-kat ofllon
DISSOLUTION N'TIOK. - Nhtlce is
heret y givn thst tha oo-psrtnerttbip
heretofore existing betweeu C. A, Chess
man and W. W. Cue&siiian,. rtoln buvi
new under tne arm name 01 uneiwiusD
Bros., has this day beeu dissolveil, J A.
Chossmau having sold hU interest to P.
B Baatty. Tbe tuiness will oouttnue
under the name of CUasman A Uestty
who will colloetftll accounts aud py all
debts of the heretofore existing firm ol
Chessman Bros
Peons, Won Co., Or., June 11th, 1889,
" W. W. ChsssmaN,
C. At CHSS85IAN. ,
Land Olllee st Oreton Ciy, Or.
June Stith, 1SM.
Notice is hereby give n that th follow
ing narct d settler has riled notice t f bis
intrntion to maae firai proof in nipj cu
of hU clsttit, and ibat said priu f w i t to
msde t t-fore tbe ConDty Juti;p, ct in his
benee, before" the Couuty Cieik t-f Lin n
couuty, at Albany, Oiecc en
Meads), Aasust 261 h, ISSt).
vi' Dald T Weu.lie, HctreMta:! Fit-
try ro. 475, for tlie SB el St c. 2, 1 u
Id Alt, U I 1IC . .-. II r- 1,
nef-ses to uiove bia eontinurus n-siiln ie
iimtn and raillivatirm r.f. snirl - '-
J. H. Uwlts S, Ls-wtst, p. Marol'iHBr.df
C. Coop, r all ot Stsoet Hon e, Liii i cuts- f
ty, Oregou. f
Any person wuo oefsiret" 10 protfs.'
sgniiibt the allow am-o rl such prvof or
who knows tf 8":y Rul)sti:tiKl rs'ii,
under the law sud tbu regulations of 1!
Interior De part mtnr, why uch piosii
should not be alio ed, will lw ivt nsi.
opportunity at the shove mcnticm d tit . ,
and place tocios fxsinine the v. titt s-t -of
said claimant, and to orter evidein-e i: .
rebuttal of thai sutm-ittf-il l claims r.t.f
W. T, Eubney, I
Register, j'
HARRIED.
HUDDELSON ALLEN. July 10,
by Rev F H Caldcr, at the M E parsonnge
tn Turnes, Mr Charles E HuddeUon and
Mis Mellie M Allen, both of Jefferson,
The groom one of Jefferson's leading
young men and the bride has been an ac
complished and popular teacher In the
Jefferson school. The happy couple passed
"through Albany for Newport on their
bridal trip trip. They have the Demo
crat s best wishes - - - '
. AMBLE WELCH. In Lebanon, on
Sunday, lulv I7, 1880, by Rev Cibony, Mr
D L Amble and Miss O M Welch, both of
Lebanon,
IjlOR RALE,- The undersigned has for
' sale a horse power and sspara' -r,
new and in good running order for stale
nhnan. Inouireofil, Bryant. Adminis
trator of tne es-.ata ot Jauxes Sateids,
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby Riven that property
owners are required by ordinance to
out down aud remove all thistles and ob
noxious weeds growing upou their
premises and upon the streets adjoining
inereto.-wiioiii mo uuuw"i aiiujt
Those failing to do so will be liable to a
fibecff5.
Albany, June 1889.
J.N. Hoffman,
: City Marshal.
f r
rvtewritlnK, Penmanship, Correspondence, v., ,
less and Legal Korms pi-aclically tansSit iu u
' Portland Business College.
The thoroneh work done in each of our tcv r.
leparUnenls Uas eiven this Institution a reput:
ion such as but lew sellouts attnln, seeuriis t-
iundreds ol our craduutes prootablu miw:. i
neat, both s book-keepers unit (.tenoerat'l-s-fiS
students admitted al any time, Ch!:iUis;u l; I
A. p. ARMSTRONB. Principa!, Portland. Or.
SAND, AC Persons desiring sand,
lonrn or gravel fr.im the premises ol
1. L. Such in Benton county, can procure
tickets for the tame at my office, Craw
ford's block, Albny, Oregon.
Cbs, K Wolveeton.
City Meat Market
SHULTZ JU0SM Proprietors.
Keep a full line of meats of all kin-.K
In a cool pltcp, completely pro
tected; and always frstsb.
Also have constantly ,ou hand Mlit!
aud other fish.