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VOL. XXV.
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMIS Kit 1i(K IH8J).
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TUB Ad7i333 TlW3iIn. Masiinsrj
Tha twist avi fastest ihrv-.h,-r In Amr-rl-c,
aud a machine that tmN without a
rival. To AI'VANl'K thivshrr baa
NKVKK Un KKl't.ACKI. by any othrr
machine nn tha Coast, but tm r.-i-Usr,i
ovt-rxl tlner Hi. MAVK KA I I.KIl to
fill WARKANTKU. Tim fe-NilINK Is guar
anted Jo puil morn than any other, anl
will out travel ail nllie r. on Ui toad. If
you hoar any lu I hosst-s tPm,m t,. t;,6
irtii tha ADVAM'K 1 M KK-H KK and
KNuINK are sol, I on thwir merit nllro
ly. And I am willing to pm a!l I .-Uiai
In uiy fltdd at any tint., ni i .n.
bugged by biivimr an? tnsclitita until
you ssmIum AliVANCK. ho haidte
ateana tt-tliu traod, Iron pipe. iui:
moweia. nutters, ajirlntrlonh h.rr-.ws
bl4. kuilt(,' r,.rgiw, .Irliu, chu-cii. f rtn
anil school ball, an J many Mhrr jr?'al,
Albsny Branch H.u una block below
Buna UY.une,
JAS E.KNOX,
.Coaui Md7er.
-l,UiP.tp,,t !)! .
STAR HAK Kit Y
(Cnmar Bpcvhlbin aai First Sts.,
- DK.ll.RR IV
( sane J att.
laitware,
Or tea Frlt.
Tsbc.
gr,
t'isisite.l tie- !,
ileH!if sr.
Vearttre.
t li a
ip'rt.
Tsv.
lor vrvtilnvl' i k-ioi n a
lal variety ami gromr. .re. tlihe-t
it ket prlen pesi. I for
ftl1, KlriDS OF PRODUCE,
AT
tr:a-sy'
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. JULIUS GRADWOHL'S
Golden Rule Bazaar.
Ilia
sxorlc Ua Uudt enl uo I Cist it
Roger Bros. Silverware, French Cliinr and Crys
talware, Boys' Wagon 3, Doll Oai-riage.' ,
Fancy Goods, and a general
assortment of Croclney
anr. Toys.
Ha nnt Hret and wsrri.4 tS4 Urr-wt sck In tho Wtll-inU Valley, to wbP'l
baa len a M.nl a oompli-'- II:i of
FARfilLY QROCER5ES. .
'a Agnt f.r Insnrs-M'. tt-t a,u t with espiUl airrtttlu 7-VW),orf,
"Icl on narl F"rncls. Hir winl dnutch guspror hen..
Look Out For Low prices.
FURNITURE,
I am now retat.ing lnrri'ur a ray factory at coat. Peopl wUhing lurni
t'n can do welt to look here, far !;tirja,a 1 am going to II at cost fluiinz
tbs; nent 30 day. Cjma and fgimin. mygooda b-if're fnircSping r.!ee"
wber . .
- Factory at th river tkI t Lyon Street.
- '6. J. DILLON.
WILL
1 ' " - ' Dealer In all
Guns, PistolsSewing Machines, Organs and Pianos.
A full Una of ahnet oalo, musical mrcnandte, ainninniUrn. n-hing l-iltl,
to. Vmanifd rzrra. tutder and rrxket kriivra. Tha I crt kind of newlng
tnacb lie needier. Oils and extra for all nracblne supplkd.
Repairing of aewJng Diacb.Bea, mntical inKtiumrrita, gnrr, t-tc, i.tatty I'c.tio
ALDANY; - -
NEW STORE.
Mitchell 80 lewis Co.,
-DEALERS IN
Agricultural Implements
and Vehicles
ci r Lit Ik use C r. 2ud IS-;
ALCAfJY, ,. - - v
FtRTITR1-
You want the bunt and mont durable
eauty
la donlred and admired by all. Among
tha things which mar Iwat bo dona to
nlance pergonal
r .V, 'r i the daily
P LV w Ay or "a Hair
r T' l No matter
what the rolor ot
Uie Imlr, thla prefva.
ration elves It a hi.
I - PWM charm. Should tha
t AlJ'U- .VJ Imlr l thin.
Ury, or turnlnff cr-.
Ayor's Hair Vigor
will roatoro tho
rolor, brliiK out
iinvr frrtiwlli. .nil
render tha old soft and ahiny. For
seeping the scalp rhtan, cool, and
Itealthr. there is
tug uiiukvIi
"T .m txu a x...r.... ,1... . A-!-! .
Ayer'a Hair Vlitnr has euuvhiood mo
1 h II ft (, a IMHH...4 f ..... 1
-" - " 1" .1 . JIM 11 11 1.
not onlr caiiitKil llm lnilr".,f t wir ..!
tlaujlitor to ba
Ahtinrlinf nnrl flntet
IWUIIUUIIl (AIIU UlUOQIt
l)nt It has given my rather stunted mus
tache a rt'MH'iahlo length nml anivr
moo." 1U Hi it ton, Uukland, Ohio.
"My hair was coming out (without
ny aaaiounre from my wife, either).
I tried Ayer'a Hair Vigor, umIuk ouly
ona bottlu, and I now have a line a
head of hair as any one could wiah for."
, m l. .i i. .... i . hi
A. OVUUllllOU, 1WK.HJU, 1UIIU.
family for a number ot yenra, and re-
I. - - 1 . 1 . . I w
mm .110 utTsu iiwir rriwrailoll t
Lair aoft anil UvmIv. iml urMmri'M iu
original color. My witti ha naed it tor
long time with mmt aalUfuutory ro
enlU'HenJaiuia M. Johnson, Jl. l.,
x nomas uui, mo.
"Myhalr was beromina harsh and dry,
ibnt after uxinrf halt a bottle ot Ayer'a
jHair Vhror it crew black and glossy. I
cannot expretu, the Joy and grntitude I
loci. .iuuvi y;. ioiiy, uviavaii, ill
t hah'. um:m 11:
nyvi ; nun .viyur,
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sola by Druggist and rcrtutuers,
"i" w. a3X
Kr Vi:i Jt Strk, .leilers In
flno wctolie. Jewelry, ete,
uJ any 00 the C-v, and eooMri of
BROS.,
tho Leading
- - OBECOFi,
NEW GOODS
furnture tl.wt is in.iiiuftcturad in tho.nily go
mm
nas Jsrmk.
LtlOAL RECORD.
. A vei lively idace b Albany U the
& ; tSlvlclnlt y nt the rnt end of Klrt
V Mi ret, In II.ickleitiiMi't 3rd addition,
i A Democrat mini who vUheJ It Mas a'
lonlahed at the rui n her ot houses being
erected, full twenty-live being built In
small rmlWi. Among the others, Messrs.
Trtiitt, HuirN, 1irJ, Slirpard, L.'r, liar-
nUh, Crow-ler, Skinner and Halht are
having the .'.smmers lly for themselves, E
V I-tii('!oit I bn'iainj a couple.DnbrulUe
,V KIl tn three, nnd l)r Wallace tour. That
Is seventeen and there are eluhtor ten be
sides, and many morecontemplatctl, all In
the 3m ariiiitlon and east 01 the u r track
One man in the neighborhood hatju.t been
eV.iJ'T " f V, ::r:.
new bonnes have been' erected this vcar
rsst of the O l track alone. .
.
A Dm At)VANTA.. The following
fro'n a rorrcrrwMHk'nce in tho balen, Jnurn -
r Is a sensible suggestion for putting SU
1 111 1 .
nn in a mnhiii.i alreailv brln-r en.
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joyed by Albany, and the point made
shows us that we should appreciate th
great advantaire we already enjoy from
being on a trans continental line. Event
uaily In all probability both Salem and AT
bany will be connected with Astoria by
rail. "Every individual properly owner
ean afford to eantrlbute to a branch toad
w
from the O I through Salem to the coast.
mis would attacn us lorever io r,e great
We could then bur a R R ticket from the
Capital city to our old homes East, as now
no SVStein'even recognises US to the extent
a mass meeting and as a start offer to
.1 . a 1 . 1. f ti
build a good steel bridge across the Wllla;
mette, and donate It to the company who!
111 nulkl salj roadi
Stiu. Ixwkixo ro Him Mr Dam.
KssoL ls C a- s-.Mass .,, L I . .s l.M as
back , the E.i.ern woman, seeking ,er
husband has also been doing Eugene City,
and the lightr says: "She came from
Pen.i.ylranla and says that her hu.band
left there lat January. He wanted to
come Wet and she did not. They sold
their farm for $5000 and then he skipped.
leaving her about $1503. In March she
learned that he was In Albany and she
came out hce a short time ago. expect I ng
to. find him there but be had left that place.
and now she has lo. track of Mm.
Several persons here have tntereted
tliem. elves in her behalf and have
been triingto learn the whereabouts of the
man but have failed. The woman has
worried over the matter so much that she
has become almost demented but ttill In
slts on keeping up the search."
A FARwkLt R arrtcx On the nth
at the residence of Mr Geo F Simpson
farewell reception was tendered Rev II P
Webb and w if e previous to their departure
tor their new charge at Sclwood and Os,
wego. There w a a targe gathei ing, and a
very plesant evening was spent. Rev
Webb and hi estimable wife have obtained
a war.n place In the hearts of the member
of the church and our cttuen generally
and all regret their going. Rev Metnmln-
er, hi uccesorwa present, lie Is a
pletant clerical looking gentleman and will I
no doubt be a popular pastor of thechurch.
Coxnoi.ks with Hi. After the train
wreck at this city an Attar la paper In
naming the participant of the wrecking
menMoned erroneously of course, Tho
Froman a one of the men. Mr Froman
na tost received a letter from a man
named Fornian, in Texas, in which the
writer suggests a re'ationshlp and condo.es
with him in hi misfortune. It I thu
that the newspaper spread error a well
a. truth over thi. big world:
Ni!s.t Tu km. A young lady in the city I
tew day ago wa looVIng for a houe to I
rent for her mother and twelve tlster who
will be here from the East, If a suitable
place can be secured In which to reside.
While Tacoma might be a better place If
hey art; alter husbands, Albany will do
very w ell. We have a larie number of old
bachelors here who should be captured be.
lore Ihey get Into their second chlIuhood
ANavv Thurcay the Revere
Home received a new bus, from the Mel
bourne Manufacturing Co of St Louis. It
is quite handsome, and e!egently finished
on the interior, and has the advantage of
seats on the top. It seem to have been
made lor pave.! streets, and it will be In
order for Albany to put In tome pave
ment in order to be up with the lime.
A Breezv Pkick. Mr E J Goln hs
just said to Mr John Bchmerr two lota on
11 . C-l . - 1. . . .11
First Street, opposite the Albany Iron
Worts, known a the Deckard property.
Consideration $5,000. Mr Schmeer pro
poses erecting on'It a large brick livery
nd feed stable. Hi Second Street stable
he contemplate transforming Into store,
-VTinZZ n S
?iL,n!p4 '"A h. -Si, I
property two or three year aeo. Thi
sale chow how firm the market i.
Would Take Here, Bell, the South
Carolina impostor tells the negroes that
each of them must have a pair of wlugi
price $5, for the "rise" on Judgment Day,
and he ha taken a great many $( bill. If
he were to be arrested now it 1 ald that
5OO negroes would go on hi bond. If he
were to come to Albany and solicit ad to
be printed on the wing to be circulated
in foreign clime he would have no trou.
ble in covering the wing.
loo many ricKBRS. Some year our
hop grower have bad a great deal ol trou
ble to obtain enough picker to save their
crops, and white picker have been very
carce. Thi year there are too many,
People have come from all part of Lane,
Linn and Benton countie and aeveral
grower have found it necessary to stop
their picker about 3 o clock In the after
noon to be able to keep up with the dry-
A Kansas Case. Mr J A Waddle rep
esenttng W J Van Schuyor & Co ol Port
land ha been in the city, lie carried a
nice looking cane, which would not be
suspected of being very fierce inside; but
a Democrat man Inspected it and found
. I , u , 2 V5 'q
diver choice brand. Mr Waddle ued
as a sample case; out in Kansas 11 .erve. Up into the -ir ibbut 1 000 feet. He land
a. a more evasive purpose. ; LA ,,(eiv. however, and wa. the hero of
. . .
Rehts! Rent have been ral.ed a to
90 per cent in Oregon City In Albany
they are firm and have an upward tenden-
cy ; but a yet are not by any mean high,
The highest (tore rent i only $75 a month,
and the highest house rent only $15.
Ix New Quarters Fortmiller & Ir.
vlng are moving Into their new double
stare in the Maienic Block. It make ona
of the finest tore in the Valley, and 1
particularly valuable for showing off good
to advantage, ot wntcn int nrm ha a re
markably good stock.
The Like It Two gentlemen by the
name of Stafford who live in California
are visiting their courlns J B Jenk and
Mr Callaway who live near Tangent.
They are highly pleased with thi valley
and it l not Improbable that they may
conclude to aettle here. They could ; do
much worse, .
A Good Beginning. TheJColIege ha
opened its fall term with the largest at
tendance for a great many year, much
larger than wa anticipated, and the faculty
are quite encouraged at the outlook. The
school deserves a large patronage.
Tit OitroiiN Exhiii t. The Mliwnu
kcr Evtmm' Jmrmtl cf sept. j,tu psj s
Oregon and her rxhlhlt .it the epoclilon
this followlna trlhu'e i "The Uliors to
the Exposition should m-t mU the Ore
gon exhibit, which U oiiu l the inuit In
teresting features ot the big show. R.nj.
ed around the sides of Its euer-tut. opnee
sre $000 samples of wheat, ontn, bin Icy,
rvo, grasses, fruits, etc., nil fimiUhcd by
thrte counties ot the AVIIlaitetle Valley,
the gsricn of the StAtc. The Valley forms
the major portlop of western Oregon nnd
Is t$0 miles long xv'tli an oversge width ot
fifty mile. The soil l very fi i ttlo and
everythlnjln the agricultural lino grows
luxuriantly . The grains exhibited are all
0f this season's growth, the genial aver
valley being 4 V. bushels of
I wlt to th-s acre, while many mlUs have
I yields 65 bushels. In addition to the grain
exhibit the delegation bring types jf the
game Hi ds of the State, represent in? val-
1 ley and mountain isruuse, quail, phetisiiuts
,n" Monnoiwn pheasants. ine luticr
I were introduced seven ve' ago and are
I . .- . .
1 now numerous all over the xtute an.l ot
great beauty. That 41 bushels as a gen
eral average Is good i but we are honest
people here and just half as much would
be a generous and saiUfnctary estimate of
the average, j
etbhaw, The Marshall, Michigan.
lfirsmttm vyi : james it r.iucrsin, 01
I s s a s,. . . .
''"moss ro.t, t A It, Uetroit, enlisted
I in the regular army lonir before the l'lorl
da war, says the W V,m. He served
oanomasier 01 the fourth l nited Males
I Infantry band. General, then Lieutenant,
I Grant belnir Retflmenlal Ouartermiler
I '
"d fin' ,crveJ tl' war of tho rebel
I Uon- " wars a gold medal voted by
Congress." Mr Elderkln abvve referred to
I is an uncle to Mr I K Elderkln.of Ine Farm
,,"nd Merchants' Insurance compny,of
I f It I at llu I t tI.I..L 1 1. - - i 1 at. .
I 1 " V ' V J I.IMVtH Hiia wnni 1T11IIIVC
w,r j)orJ(l UMkail ,d w ftf
I tj0 Kelelllon. He ha a pernal lel'cr
from Gen Scott rcco.nmendim! him for
bravery at Chapultaplc and carries quite a
number of medals voted by congress In.
s'ead of one. He Is now over 70 years old
and hasal way voted the democratic ticket.
Santa Moxu-a Mr John Morrison
ha shown the Dkmocn at a letter receiv
ed from Maj Daniel Jones, dated at Santa
Monica, CaU In which he tell of the ar
rival of Mr John Bryant, No. John
had ju.t been to church.and we can easily
see frsm the tone of the letter that our
Mends very naturally are longing for the
hallowed association of the best cltv In
the Willamette Valley, and we expect to
them hack here some bright day.
vt line o;i the subject 01 Santa Monies,
o;i the subiec: rl Santa Monies, a
(despatch to the ting! today scores
the management ot that Institution In a
lively manner.
A SckxkA prominent director of the
Albany Street R R CoFrlday was lushing
In quite a lively m inner to catch a street
cat, and was just mounting the rear step,
when a well known dog mistaking hi in
tcntlons, sprang nimbly behind him,
caught him by the thigh of his pant legs
I and ripped about a foot of valuable cloth
Irom the aforesaid trowser. The director
abandoned the rule and hastened sldeway
torn nomein tne 1 nird ward lor another
suit ot clothe. The owner of the dog re
quested u to state that he wa enjoying a
trip to the mountains.
Lxq Hsok ax. Thursday afternoon
Mr P F Brady, the well known railroad
contractor, wh) ha been waiting In the
city for work to lart upon the O P sever,
at months was at the farm ot R Custer
near thla city after ome horses, when In
going over some rail let down from a
. . fc . . . . . .
to the ground, breakln g two bone in hi
right leg. though the distance wa pract-
nail y nothing. Drs Whitney and Starr
set the bones. Mr Urady wa just getting
ready to eo to work on the road, and was
one of the most jubil'ant men in the city
over the resumption of work; but now he
will have to wait a month ortwo longer
Dox't. Nearly every city in Washing
ton want to be the capital. Dan't, It will
doom you. The live cities, a a rule, are
not ambitious for the honor. In Waling.
ton, where the state building are very
properly spread over the territory there
is not a much of nn object for the grocery
men to rustle for the privilege of feeding
the Insane, convicts and legislators; yet.
the strife seems to be just as lively as if
there wa more feeding to be done.
A Personal Skxd off. While In At
bany our old friend and tellow resident of
Crpak coun, ,oh 8chmeer ,nvhc(1 , w
. . . .
a teat by hi side In a hndsome bugy,
which wa attached to a handsome horse,
and kindly drove u about the city, show
ing u it principal points of Interest. Mr
Schmeer is in the livery business, and ha
M ot he Ut equipped .table, in Oregon
outside of Portland. HI patronage I very
large and he I doing an immence butlnes
In hi line. John I a whole-souled, genial
sort of fellow, and merit the tucce he 1
having. Prineville Acicj
Mining Officer. The Golden Cliy
Mining Company, which ha eight mine
on the Santlam have elected the following
director: E J Lanning, L II Montanye,
Dr E R Darker, A D Barker, B II Barker,
II W Glddlng and Geo P Maine. The
director elected the following ollJcer:
E J Lannine, President ; Dr E K Barker,
Vice President; L II Montanye, Secretary,
a u xtaraer, ireasurertw 11 oidiiing.
Superntcndent. It I proposed to push
thecompany' Interest.
Good for Lf.hanon. On Saturday in
thi city Mr Benjamin Cleaver, of Leoan-
n old to Frnk O'tfeil, of California, lit
grist mill property and water power at
that city. Consideration, about $14,000.
A Lebanon man Inform us the project Is
to transform the mill into a paper mill, Mr
O Well and brother being experienced pa
per maker. Lebanon will be fortunate In
securing such an Industry, v
A Celbbratkd Boy. The most cele
bratcd boy In Oregon is uddle Hall, a 12
I year old youth of Portland who got en-
tangled in the rope of a baloon, Monday,
Mju.taitwa. about to ascend, and the
It I ' , i.,,, ,u. u ,. ,(j
I 1"""" sswa wj vss ..
the hour terwarda. -
1 Not Extinct. Grizzly bear are gen-
I erally supposed to be extinct in this coun
I try, but a couple Cottage Grove men whi'e
lupin the Bohemia mlne,!n Lane "county,
claim to have seen a big one,with two cub,
They fired fifteen or sixteen time and
then were driven Into a tree and the grizzly
urum escaped.
A Salem Rumor. A rumor wa afloat
on the streets to day that AW Gilbert of
Gilbert & Patterson, had been appointed
postmaster for Salem. The rumor is not
confirmed however. Journal. Anybody
if It is not another O'Dell.
New Plats. The following new plat
have been filed with the county Recorder;
Goln Land plat, near Sclo; South addition
to 8cio, by Morrl, et al ; Abbey addition
to Albany, and plat cf (Jonconda, by (J 1$
Montague.
Is It. A Walla Walla apple weigh 31
ounce and measures 16 inches In circum
ference, and a paper assert that it la the
largest ever grown in this or any other
country. I it ? We shall look for a Linn
' county apple to beat It.
OUIt TAX PAYKIW.
The fiillowltig Llnn county tax payrr
pay on $ cxx to $Hooo s
Allen & tfofli... ...,,.$5000
Aiunny uuinnng Assoctailun, ,, . ,
Allhouse. J W
Allmny Farmer'sCd . ,,
Andern, T I
Amis, i s. ,
Arnold, Merman,,,., ,
Hryan, EL,,,,.,,.,.,,,.,,,,,,.,
lirenner, li ,
Ka'llmore, -Surah J , . , , ,
Ilurrctt, K l ,' ,
liiirkhsrt, Mrs MA
bond, Elisabeth J , ,
lllount, Mrs Clarissa
Rurkhart. Caroline ... , ,,
Itryant, H...... ,
JlUkely, James,. .
Hlackburn, A l',..,.
itilyeu, "Long" John
4S'
OlKlO
4V5
V.t.9
5
4140
440
77V7
47J
5857
J 190
4 SS
Dry ant, John,.,.. ,
IHIyeu, J M...
Bond, WO
Hone", Wary O,;,,.,
muck. Tf,.. .. ,
4948
7S0I
606O
70U
lirtndon, Thus ,
Rnrger, (i I' Sr
iMItimotc.W V
4.if
13
liland, OH
Illsnd, J W.
itilyeu, J A
Harrows, W V ,
44t
4MJ
44S1
7100
574.5
llrstuln, (i W.
Hear, Owen
Cannon, Sylvester
41 lO
i. nurcinii, w II...
Cohen, 1.
Cranor, II L
Ctialck.J'.r ...
Crawford, G F...
Cox, Elixubeth
Chamberlain, fieo
Caroline, M C
Coshow, O P Sr
Croft, F K
Cooley , Washburn
Case, M 11 (non res),....
Compton, J W
Cummlng. ohn
Churchill, Wlllnughby..
Cunningham, Marlon...
t ondra, A
Clymer, Win ...........
Caldwell, V II
C'yru., Wm; ,,,
Conser.l A (executor). . .
45
53.W
0500
77S
5'7
tns
A50
JJ40
570
7330
73
S3
4SS
7 KM
5'7S
C850
-4)30
775
S7
4SM
4044
Conner, A J..
Carother. Jm
4065
t'in, Ralston & Chamberlain..... Jijc
Denham. WS.
4410
Dawson, S A....,....,
Dry 00 ic Robinson....
Davidson Thurston
Davidson, Henry
IHvIs.J F '
Davidson. Wm M......
Davis. r II A
493
M7S
4 SJ
4050
6$
37S
41 in
7i$
7
klftj
;4
490
c.000
774
SSSO
4M
Donaca, W U
Dickson. I 8
Davis, J J estate of.... .
Davis. Hroi
Dsvls, Reuben........
Evans, Edward
r'alateo! Scotland Invest Co
Froman Thomas
Fox, John
Fry, Ol ny Jr
6310
K rcelatui, M A (non resident) 6400
From, li $440
Fisher. ET T 6w
Fletcher,! W 470
Gordon, A W 577c
Gelsendorfcr, John.... 0304
Goltra,V Kal.lrm 5510
tuav, Caleb.... 5$Si
Gulnford. J N 7 ji S
(irlmes, HE.... 4195
tirlmes, Jonn 4105
(Join., I., 0460
(join. Win 5104
Grisham, John ' 494 J
Gerhard, M........ 4OJ
Mill, J L . 5S
I loot k, U 4635
Hill, R C tVsio
Haiti bt, Mrs R A 4o
Hardmaa, f W 4835
Houston, Newton.;.., 40O5
Hume. Peter $974
Holt, U H 4$o
Hyde, Perry... 6430
Hay. Mr Marusrtt 5x10
llackleman.CC 5071
Hardman, Mary 4J10
Hardman, Chrl.. 663c
lluriburt, Msik., 5913
Holme. E U. 40S0
HarrUon, Robett 765
Irvine, s (t 4So
Irvine. R A '-SiJ
JenksJ It 6710
Jones, DM 50S5
Johnson, A J .., 5175
Knljihlen, C P 6iik
KlrchoU & rfcliler 5000
Krause ,V Kline 4400
Knox, Geo
Saoo
4oo
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55
435
5S
4903
6315
7490
75
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95
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4&50
7400
5730
4136
434
599
5100
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Knox, E L and Geo.
Klcfer, Chas
Knox, Smith (non residence)
Leper, John
Lccdv, Daniel
Lanning, E J .
Loor.cy, A 8.
Leach, Win..
Lane. Win...
Ueedy, John
Liggett, R II (executor)
Icver,CT...
Marshall, L C
Morgan, W C
Mady, Mr Margaret..,
Mullan.J il
Miller, Mart
Miller, Moses.
Michael, E W
Montgomery, Mrs li J ........... .
McKlnney.J F
Malone, F M
Morgan, Ja B. . ,
Mver. II
McNeil, Jno.
Maxwell, A P
McCartney, Mra M J
Me-ks, Samuel (non lesldcnl). , . .
Maxwell, L
Morris, it .,
Miller, FM
McCormlck, Mrs A M
McCartney, Elisabeth B
Monteilh.CM
Necdha,n, S M
N'eedham, Jonathan
7000
4355
Mickerson, it
Nichols, John
6800
6010
4775
Nixon, Samuel
Newman, Henr
ry , 0507
fall Building, Albany 6000
Odd Fellows I
Overton. Geo D. . ,
7220
Ohllng, McTeetzle. . ....
Olin, AC.........
5470
4600
Pfclffer, Chas
Pearl, James Sr..
Porter, J C.
4670
7400
445
I'hllpott,
6635
475
6705
6735
Powell, r a (non resiaenti.
Pennington, S M
Pughjas W
Paul, W A ...
4051
Pugh,J w
Powe'l, Peter.......
Phlle, Catharine
458o
4045
435
4475
Read, W k,
Richardson, W W. ..
Rector, Jno P (non resident).
Ralston, J M.... r
Rudd, H L
4S3
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Reld,J G
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Reld,Wm....
Royce, Nellie O ...
Be.iders, L
Spink, P W.. .
Settlemire, Adam
Sendeis&Bternburg...,.,
Settlemire, H'W... . ,., ..
Schlosser, Peter..
Smith, D S.
Swank, Philip...
Shupp.S..... ...........
Schmeer, John, ...4.
45
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6560
7140
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. 6870
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Smith, li w. ............
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Shlck, jonn., ,.,
Stanard, AW,,..
Snyder, SS.. ........
Simons, Mr Elisabeth...
Smith, P O.
Smith, W P...
Smith , Dr S A
Shepherd, Bros.,......,..,
South, Mr L J.....,..,,
Sammervllle, John...,.
Sorr-mervllle, N A
Smith, J R-.
. 5375
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Smith, Davtd ,.
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Thompson, R N
Children Cryfoit
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Warner, Geo P. . , .
Wheeler, Jason.
Wallace, J P , ....
Wcatherford,J K. .
Warmoth, Mrs N j
Warren, Mr Ella.....,'..
White, Luther
WljfUsJ II..........
Walton, Mr Matlie
Wvatt, E F..
Wilkin. Bros ,
5 '05
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Wilds, M II
Young, Mr N A......
Young, O W ,
Zeyess, Ed
Zimmerman, J a , ..,
Willamette Rel Estate Co....
"ICK-HATiM7,.
701 1
"Re rallitg" 1 tho lev,- by which Tan
ner expected to raise tho huge surplus
nowembeJded In the vault of the tie,
ury and scatter It among his particular
friends. This "re ratlnz" 1 done in this
way t The paper or. file In the pension
office of some one who ha already been
granted a pension, are taken up and re-ex
amlned, and then the department decides
that such person I not drawing a large a
pension as the evidence in the case show
that he I entitled to. The Pensioner Is
"re-rated," that I be is declared to be en
titled, for example, to $jj per mcnlh in
stead f $t5,the amount heretofore drawn.
This pensioner not only receive hi $jj
per month from the time ol "re rating
hence, but if he ha been drawing a pen.
lon lor 30 year thi Increase applies to
backpay as ell, and one thu re-rated
would receive $to per month for the ao
year, which wjuld amount to the hand
some off 2400. A peni loner who claim
to know yt that from alt over Oregon
applications tor reexamination and "re
rating" are dally going forwurd tothede
part men 1, and thlagiow out of the very
prevalent believe that Tan.ier will allow
anything asked for. The follow lug are
namr of some who have been rc-fated,"
not te examined rt all,) recently by Tan
ner :
Geo W Clark, who bad for several yeors
drawn a liberal pension, was terated, and
pocketed the sum I f 5,623 cy
Lewis Malln's case wa revlewed.and he
received, a reratcd pcnlcn,V,i5 7a,
Frank Rose got a pension check tor $0,-
t35 73 his share of the surplus.
Charles Lovely had hi oe reopened,
ano, under Tanner". Instructions, was
awarded $6,042 1 a In arrears upon reratlng.
rhilo Blcrcr. already generously pen
sioned fur disability incut red In the line ot
uty, wa rcra'ed by Tnner, am! scooped
$6,34 1-7 t
Henry A K Inch's case was l.i many re
spect Identical with that of Elcrce, and he
also caught on to the tune of joj 11.72.
The sit case above described, taken to
gether with five other whose name we
hive mlslalj make eleven, with a grand
t-tal of $72,623.5,3,0! which Richard Whit-
ng, of St Louis, received $13,351.59, and
the Deputy Commissioner ot Pensions.
Hram Smith, himself pocketed $6,035.72.
Thesa a.tonishing figure recall the de
claration Corporal 'fanner made on the
occasion ol a banquet tendered by grateful
Capt Henry Phillip at Johnson' hotel.
hllHp wa Chief of the Middle Division
ol the Patent Office at a salary of $2,003
and received a mating of $3,5')0.whereup-
on he celebrated. Wine had circulated
freely at the banquet wbc.i Tanner rose
and declared that though he might be
crlpplt-d in body he wa sound in mind.a.id
hi good tight arm held out he would
yet make a big ho'e In that surplus, senti
ment which was vociferously cheered.
Phillip' good luck waaenjoved by several
ol his fellow officials who ho rerated one
another. Frank A Hutu.ohlcf of the army
and navy division, receded $3,000 ; W J
Hllllgos. chief nf the Eastern divl.ion,
1,700; Capt Smith, of the certificate el
ision, $3,000,and Capt E Engle,$i,000.
' IN DKCKST II AST E."
Under Ctet eland' administration repub
lican were wont to dilate upon the Inde
cent haite ol democrat to get office, and
they were '"hungry" to be sure, having
been eating the hard tack of obscurity for
wenly-five leng year, but nothing In all
that democratic ruth for the (poll af vie
tory will compare with the utter hearties
net of two republican spoil hunttrs who
live In Salem. Some week ago when th
late R II Dcarborn,postmacterat that place,
was cast down on a bed of sickness and
every one knew that death was near at
hand, these two "civil service reformers,"
a typified In Harrison' letter ol accept
ance.were rushing over the city w'lh peti
tion asking to be appointed a postmaster
at that place tt a vtteaoey tktuUi ottur
Ol course thi wa in contemplation of the
death ol M r Dearborn. The mad ambition
lor office make tools of a great many
men, and not all ol them are -democrats,
either.
- I'15U I H.H! "
Even before the lamented "Sunset Cox
Is laid away beneath the sod.the Ore-oama,
with It accustomed ghoullshneis.stalks to'
the side ol his newly made grave and plies
him with such choice terms as"obsequlous
northern doughface." "Vallandlgham cop
perhead," .'notorious copperhead," etc.
There is not a living democrat ot promin
ence or one In obscurity, for tha'. matter
that the Ortqonia would not slander after
death. It would not be the Orer-ewraa were
It not to do so.
The Ladira Uelighted.
Tho pleasant effect and the perfect saf
ety with which ladtea may use the liquid
fruit laxative, etyrcp or 212. nnar Mi
condition, make It their favorite remedy,
It la pleaalng to tba ay and to the -taste
gentle, yet enuouiai tu aonngonine kiq
neya, liver and bowels.
. . - . 1 m mm 1
Portlasd. Or.. Jan. 12th. .
ilsvioir a severe bsok soh lsst summer, I
tried the Urrgou Kidney lea, I used ona oar.
which effected a radical cure. 1 would res
otnmend it to all who are afllioted a anna
failing remedy. JCUCt Ach..
Sold by Foshay'iSt Mason. -
Not one person lu fifty arrive at the ag
ot forty, who i not troabled with kidney or
nrinary complaint in tome form. To tho
afflicted with pain in tha back, non retsntioa
of urine, nervuu debility, painful or cufe
preised nenstmation, we can offer a remsdy
that ha beeti in constant usa oyer twenty
yean, Oregon Kidney Tea, This preparation
has doD more tor suffering humanity tha
any other rnadictne in the market. Sold by
rohy 6i Mason. . ; ;
WriaSt' Myrrh tcath oap ortmea off eon-
euernr every time yen have "a brush" .with
it. Desth to tartar and decay. Sold by
Templeton, W A ...... . . , . . , . . , . , , .
Tetnpleton, W II
Tripp, A
Turnei, Mrs Miilmlu ,
Turner, Tbos, , , .
Taylor, Ta.ton
Umphrey, Thos cstme, , , . . ,
Ungsr & Wassoiii.. .,,.,.,,,. , , . ,
Vamlerpool, Medders
Woodle, Luc v A ,
Werts, Mrs M Eex
Foshsy Mason.
Pitcher's Castorla
The Kumsina noble are rushing to Unkrapt
ey In gieat mimljcrs, Tht credit bunk for lend
ing money io ihem on mortgagt of their land
estubllslicd by the government two or tluee
years iigo, hns now no leas than 2000 estate
which will have to lie sold by public flwtkro a'
the end of this year for mm i.nyment on inleres.
on loan. Thenuestion Is. who will buv this
enormous amount of projierly ? If neither the
bank nor the government buy it, there will b
aoiiO noble land ow ners ruined by an institit
lion which was established by the governtnen
for tHci (er at help.
Our Republican friend are likely to get into
trouble over the tariff question. With the grea
favored cbiss taking (or more on the one hand
and the New England iron men insisting for
free cual and t ig iron, (he bicycle maker de
manding free steel rods, and the woolen manu
facturc- clamoring for free wool on the other,
,he situation 1 becoming interesting.
Willi nil Ma hone mad hi first reputation a
a soldier in the reltcl army, his second a a re'
f mlistor of the honest debts of Virginia and
hi (bird as a political renegade. In hi pre
ent poMtiw hr hit done nothing to discredit
either.
John I,, one of th woolen manufacture!
of Philadelphia, saysi "I have come to the con
elusion that lite only salvation for thi country
must be found in free raw material. I7nle
congress removes the tariff on wool it won't be'
long before some of the largest factorie in Ibis
country wilt be compiled to close their doors,'
Next!
TEMI'fcKANCK OU MN.
Edit! Iy Alhiy W, 0. T. V
Mis Hennitt Moore, one of the best plat
form speakers of the national W C T U i to
speak in Allmny on the 30 inst. Further pir-
icuwrs win oc given in uue lime.
A judge in Chicago court is reported a say.
ing: "Of all tlie boy in the reform school at
I'ontiac and in the various reformatories about
the city, 95 per cent are the children of parent
w,H umtii ,nnni;ii uitn. nr oecnrua criminals
through the same cause."
An inveterate tobacco smoker, of Newbargb
New Votk, died last week from the effects
of nicotine poisoing, a po.t mortem elimina
tion revealing the fact that sj thoroughly bad
bis system become impregnated with the
poison, that the stomach and other organs
ere unable to perform lUctr functions.
1 he two pillar the bquor seller expect to
j( port the arch way of their future are re
spectabilitr and revenue. Take tltcse away
and the traffic will speedily co down. High
license sup; 0 ts these two rtlUr and who
ever advocates High License delays the doom
of the greate t cursed tle age." -Col Geo W
Bain. -
A certain class of jieople, themselves gener
ally the devotee of arstbelic wins drinking, ar
gue in favor of inrreaseJ wine production a,
one method of lessening the evils of intemper
ance. They not only ignore the fact that alco
holic wine stimulate the alcoholic appetite 00
the part of those who use them, but also that
brandy distillation is an important adjunct of
the wine making business in alt wine produc
ing countries. It is just now announced from
California in a leading liquor journal that, " a
the demand tor brandy is on the increase, there
is talk of the erection of several very large dis
tiHeries, which will lenft t relieve the market
of inferior wine and procure a better name for
the California brand generally," Thu is the
increased wine production of California attend
ed with an increased demand also for brandy,
and accompanied by largely increased facilities
for brandy making. Both mean, in the ulti
mate outcome, untold suffering and ruin in
many an American home.
Oregon State Fair
Twnnty-nli'h sni lil exhibition at
tsaleu, Oregon.
COMMENCING M9MDAY, SEPT. 16.
C-..bnintoi- ws.tr,, onl-r th roan
a?Hmnt of tho Orwson S-.ajn
Board of Agriculture.
mil $15003 IS CISH
" fiffjM-l lf afrla'tHitrs', toic. dslry.
and mohniosl Ehlldt. for work ot
art an I fs .cy wora, and for trial or
a-ned.
RnnDing and Trotting Races
e.ch day.
Important improvement mado Intbe
premium list.
" Ft t r.!s fr fare and freight
on all trinsportt'.lon lines to an from
the fair.
PRICES OF ADFsllSSiON -.
Mcn'a day ticket ......... ,
Women's day ticket .,
Men' aoaaon ticket .
Women' season ticket..
50o
25o
a on
1 oo
Seod to tho Secretary at Salem for a
premium lint.
J. T. APPKRS0W, Prealdent.
J.T.GREUG, Secreury.
THE FAMOUS
Viro Backle Suspends r
WARnATs-TED.
Patinto
Ma. 17, 'BS.
Otc. 22, 8S.
ForJ aala only by
L. E. BLAIM,
100 OR 50 ACRES. 1U0 aoro of flue
farming o r frntt lend, 4 mile wastol
Albany, for only 25 an acra. WU I ae
50 acres if dnsirod, Nloe'.y lorjite t Ca
cn Cooper Turner on Corvallia roa 1,
EevereHouse, :
ALBANY, ' ; . - V " OREGON
CHAS. PFEIFFER M0PR1ET0R.
Fitted up in first-class style. Tables
supplied with tba be-st in tbe market.
Nic Bleeping apartments. Sample rooms
tor comtueroial traveiers,
WWt e Ceark t anil from the llalel.va
i 4
"v .
M. 17, 'BS.
-'JA'' Y n i'83. )
lAmmJ )Amt Jjcr SO, '8S WAVJ
jto eouschou) should ee wrrsccT
- f J al .frt
K erTLRiu ess.
a sraiCTLv vsorrsai
rauiTtis ssmiu tstaieiMC
PHIUsDELHIAi'
Ptk. ONE Dollar '
Th ularll t.a Iff- l it.- ..
kd y arts from dlMttac4 Ursr. Mlm
an Liver negaUtor ha been tha mean
of r-itorlng- mora people to bealth axut
hapi-lnesa by giving them a fcaalOiw
hi vr tban any otlir-r agency on earth.
XH THAT YOU GET THE GKKCIXE.
if Oosf
TO MAKE ROOM FOR MY LARC? STOCK OF FALL AND WIN fER CO CDS
I WILL SELL MY ENTIRE STOCK OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
AT COST.
SALE, ANO TKEY'MUST CO.
E.eal Bargains.
AT THE SAME TIME CO KOT EORCET THAT I KAYE A COMPLETE
STOCKCF
JDHY GOODS
Notions, Furnshing Goods, etc,
WOULD ESPECIALLY CALL YOUR
LINES:
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Silk,
Table Linen, Gloves, Hosie
ry, Fancy Goods, etc
ALL AT LOWEST CASH PRICE
RESPECTFULLY, ;
W. F, KEIAD,
flic Leading Jash Di'j Goods Store.
SMOKE THE CIGARS
Manufectured by JtLlius Joseph,
-ALSO
IMPORTED AND KEY WEST CIGARS
r Plug and stnokUg toUocW Mefrwhaum n I hrh ann
mokiM artiiloa genially. AUo always h- on band
... a nice line of
California and Tropical Fruits. .
McMinnville College.
TWO FOUR YEAR CQUCSE OF STUUY
in the Collegiate Department
Four Three Year Cureof Slusly
tn the Academic. Department.
As vidence of the growth of thi Collsg
attention i called to the tact that during tbe
last year over eleven hundred doliarr have
been expended ia atandard book for the li
brary, an $300 piano donated to the college
and over $3,000 added.to theermanent en
dowment, i : ? ;
Speoial attention is given to the Acadenuo
DflDartment which fits young men and wo
men for College, for teaching and for busi
ness. Fine rooms sod boarding department
in the College buildwp.expenije low. rresi
dant live in the building. Fall term open
Sef.t. 4th. Send for catalogue. Address,
FEES. T, G. .
M-jMiunvill, -Yamhill CoOr.
f-.i ,4,. p rlM viHnv
- swond-cliwa mail manor.
F. !ax IV -,
J. ri, .-.Atr. s f
-Albany
ironworks!
UAM ?i:iM;S CSISr AMJ SAW
VILL MACHINERY m FB3NT-9
W ALL KIXD3 OF HEAVY
m IIOHT WORK, IM
IECH AMD BRASS
.CASTINGS.
'Sfreoul atta-ifttn p-hl o nvnirtoit 'l
ds nt inchln-ir .
Patterns Made on Short Notice,
Red CrownMiils
sow, uNXixd 4 :"., '.urn?.
saw i-fcot-kve. rutua mrraKiOM ofc rAti(
r, sKKs ns.
beststoiwo facilities!
Kif Qt ?ri In Cab
Wbat
IKISWILLBEACLOSIKGCUT
COME EARLfcAND CET
ATTENTIOH TO THE FOLLOWING
rSALEK IN-
0 JSNK1NOS, W. M.MOPHBBBON, J B.W1HT
Jennings. & Co.
Manufacturer and aeaiorsall klnaa r,f
FIR, MAPLE AND CEDAR LOSES
Mill on HamiltOQ,'eteveDir.lles from Lel.an
- Prleesat the Mill s
ClearCr $11.00 ; second clesr. !f& OS
rough lunber, $8.00
Prices of eodar and maple ou applies'-''
' JRIfES AT CD'S TARI ' 'ABASOX
Clear fr. $15.03; .i.t , . .
trough lumber, $10-00