FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 20, I8P9
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LOCAL RECORD.
Union Pantr. Fifty-nine delegate,
representing the Prohibitionists, Granger
And K'. ( L, met In Salem Saturday and
organised under tht above name. Dr J F
Hcndrea wa chosen Chairman Mil S M
Miller, Secretary of tht State Central
Committee. Following I the substance
of their declaration of principle :
Alarmed by the agjresalvenea of glunt
trusts, monopollct and the liquor trntlic,
working for the paupcrlxattt n and degra
dation of the producing matte, Iter pro
pose to have all cla legislation In the In
terest of capitalist repealed ; that the
government thould prohibit the liquor
traffic thould Uue money In nccessiry
quantity wllhwut Intervention of hank;
hould "regulate corporations and prevent
unjust exac'lon and discrimination ;
hould restore to the public domain all un
earned land grant, to be reserved for act
ual settier, prevent corporation from
holding land and alien from acquiring It ;
thoul 1 require ten year' reldence and
knowledge of our institution a condition
of ctlUenhlp, and provide that cltlaenshlp,
character and intelligence thould be the
qualification of vote t (hould declare
trust conspiracies and punish them accord
Ingly ; should provide for arbitration to
ore vent strike, protect employes, provide
equal pay lor equal work lor both sexes
and foster labor, agricultural and co-opera
live association ; and should not permit
Issuance of non-taxable bonds.
Thiir Own Ixsi-maxci It I the
custom for large ateamshlp companies to
carry their own Insurance on their steam
er. It U done In this wav. The cost of
Insurance l figured tip, and Instead of pay.
lng It to the insurance companies it it put
, I nto what Is called the insurance fund. The
experience of many companies Is that this
Is the cheapest way of insurance. The meth
od is pursued In part by the Pacific Coast
Steamship Company, which owned the
ost ''A neon." A.Hori,n.
IIarrisburg. The town ot Harris-
burg i located in Linn county, on tne
east bank of the Willamette, and ha been
for years an important river shipping point
for the product of that portion of the val-
ley. In common with other town in the
valley Ilarrisburg ha taken up the line of
march ana I pushing to the front. A
new grist mill and a new aw mill are the
most tangible evidence of this, but the
apirlt of progres I In the air and making
Itself felt la numerous other wav. IfVa
oiere.
HiWox. At the race In Portland
last week a little girl about 9 rear old,
cried out in a shrill yolce, "Tom Daly
Aa o'.d gentleman heard her. and bought
four mutual. Tom Daly won the race
and the mutual paid $114, making the
old gentleman a wins. to the tune of
$436. It I said he re ar.led the child by
giving her $ 100 for the tip."
It ImtrrkstsHim. The Walla Walla
Staittmmn who man own lot of property at
Yaqulna Bay, says, and probably correctly :
"The Oregon Pacific railroad will be ex
tanded OJ mile east of Albany this winter.
Connection with the Chicago & Northwes
tern Is b'Jt a matter of a few months and
then another ti ancontinntal road -v ill ter
minate at Yaqulna Bay."
Bouoht Somk Lor. lion R A Irvine
ha just purchased of Mr Mady.T L Wal
lace, agent, a half block just east ot the O
P railroad, between First and Second.pay
lng $2500 for the same. Mr Mady paid
$400 for the whole block. Mr Irvine also
purchased ot Mr lloa two lot on Third
street, paying ooo for them, and was
offered $1200 the next d iv.
Doomed. The sales of cigarette
through the East have fallen off enor
mously, and even in Oregon people are
coming to their senses and discarding the
little nuisance, which cause the smoker
to absorb overdose of carbonic oxide ga
resulting In deoxidation of hi blood and a
general disability, which, when translate.!,
mean suicide.
A Curiosity Ji-a At Wallace Si Cus
slck's reat estate office may be seen an an
cient appearing jar, with a bronxed putty
surface, a number ot curiosities stuck to
the putty. They consist of pear head,
petrified wood, piece of qua'tz, etc., and
nreient quite an attractive appearance.
Mr C C Hainan, U the author of the jug,
and made the collection entirely from the
Bantiam in the vicinity of hi home.
Fiaer Day. The attendance at the
State fair wa about 1000. The exhibit Is
fair ; but not enough There were two
race. 1 he running race, inree-iounns
mile, was woo by Raindrop, lime, f io'A.
The three minute tiot wa won by Lad
Beach. Stemwinder won the fifth heat in
To-day will be the 1 1-16 mile run and
the a 140 trot.
A Musical Class. Next Monday
evening, Sept a3rd, Prof W II Young,
formerly of Ohio, will give a free musical
service at the WCTl Hall, after which
he will organize a das in vocal music.
He will be assisted in the co.icert by Rev
Prichard, Prof Lee. O II Irvine and sev
eral other. Prof Young is well spoken
of aa an instructor.
Kicked. Monday Mr J W Morgan
was driving a horse, generally gentle,
when a cross walk board tripped him and
hebecan kicking over the dash board
quite fiercely, In the course of which
Mr
Morgan wa hit on a leg ana one
wrist, the latter being sprained,
rious da.Tiage.
of his
No se
What we Need.--A new thing in the
East U a professional superintendent of
wedding. She bosses the whole business
and In fact Is an expert In arranging mat
ter In rtvle. What Albany need i a
uperintendent who will bring some of
nr ntrl bachelor, of arhlch there are a
large number, to their senses, regardless
of style.
A Swicide Frank Bell committed
ulride at Salem Saturday evening. He
did It with a revolver in a luse of ill
fame. One of the limates whom he had
trtl nn the downward couiseatSanTose,
Cal, had proven untrue to him. lie was
nrohshlr disrupted with hi miserable.
contemptible life. ,The Salem StaUinuH
mention Jimmy Fennell, of thl city, a
having been with Bell just prevlou to the
act,
A GaEAT Scheme. -The poorpeopleof
the Northwest are continually In hot water
over schemes to get some of their hard
earned money. Here I one being worked
at Walla Walla. The New York Life Ins
Co, a very reliable concern, offers to build
a $250,000 brick hotel there If the people
of tlv-city will take $1,000,000 lninurance
for ten yerrs. What next.
This Way. Dan McCalder I home
from a trip to the Astoria Si Coast R. R.
and report the road progressing along the
Coast. The present contiact will make it
about thirty mile long. Eventually It
will cross the mountains and span tne Wil
lamette at Albany.
Deprkciatino. In 1888 the gross value
of property In Polk county was $4,165,385
In 1889 it Is $3,638,480, a depreciation of
ct je 003. What is the matter over there,
and what kind of an aseorhave you any-
way.
State Fair Agent Jester sold 5a tick
Bt.t fair, larirer than usual
CIS w - a
thefirstday. The attendance promises
be the largest in the history ot tne Assocta
llVtis
Notice. Four family horses, well bro
ken double and single, for sale at city
A Way out or It. The Astoria Trim
urit fixe up thl railroad business as fol
low. "That Is the racket that has a clear
and healthy ring to It. Some time
spirit of rlvaly, when not carried beyond
the bound of amicable contest may spur
communities a welt as Individual up to
better accomplishment. But the admon
Itlon, "Keep cool," is alwaytin order, It
I the quiet, steadily flowing water that
always float the largest vessel. Above all
hould the policy ot building ourselves tip
by tearing another down, be avoided.
That Is a system ot envy that will befea.
It object in mist Instances! the malice
that in its passion stab I'self to death at
the threshold ot public sympathy, It
doe not seem to us Impossible that Al
bany and Salem both mluht act the benefit
01 railroad connection with the Astoria
tea board. Salem hat been for tome time
agitating with plaulbllltv a railroad from
there Into the foothills of the west tide
district, and with such a line, forming a
junction with the Albany-Astoila road,
wouiu give the capita! rlty a combination
of the west side project and tea brd con
nection at once, with an ctiua opnortun
Itv to compete with Albany tor the traffic
which the new it stem would Jcvclon.
Why not?"
Cmook Coi'nty. Henry (Jtlmet reach
ed here Wednesday with a load of Web
foot oats. He thinks there is money in
Importing oats, end will return alter an
other load.
Mr James Elklns and family accom
panied by Mis Addie Clay pool started for
Albany last Monday. MU t In v pool will
remain about two month In Albany visit
ing relative and friend.
D W Cluvool started Inst Tuesday tor
Albany with two fotir-lioisc team after
supplies.
Roe Smead and (amity have gone to Al
bany to spend the winter.
r.l Cantrell, who mysteriously disap
peared last May, has been heard from, lie
1 In Oregon, alive and well This fact
kettle forever that Cantrcll wa r.ot mur
dered, a somii believed, -IMnevUle pa
per. The Toi-r namkmt. The Firemen'
Tournament legan Tuesday at 2 o'clock,
with the wet test. It proved to be a con
test of profcsionls, the fastest runner in
the warld being secured for the different
team. John Fox, of Astoria, II Plirmr.of
Petaluma. Cal, and H Hippie, of Portland,
were appointed Judge ; F Casey, of As
toria, (tarter, and CT Uhlman, of Tacoma
C W Watts, of Albany, and JC Rainey, rf
Tacoma, tlm-keepcrs. Following was the
record tor the well et : CorvallKao II 20;
Astoria, 34 1 -10 ; Walla Walla, 3S ; East
Portland, 37 t-io; Vancouver, 11. C.,
3" a 5 S Seattle. 36 1 10, not allowed ; New
Westminister, 3$ a-5 5 Victoila, 33-5.
A Sir prise Party Last Monday at
the residence ot Mr II A Stanard, Mis
1 tattle Chesney wa given a surprise party
which proved a very entertaining and en
joyabte affair. The evenim; wa spent in
lively games and conversation, and wa
not without It subtanilal part, lite at
tacking party wa compo-cd of Misses
Clara Read, Cclia Pennington, Annie In
grato, Augusta Bridgeford, Frankle Hop
kins, Alice Blake. Linda Miller, May Mill
and Messrs Quince Propst, Walter Wiles,
J R Wvatt. 12 J M'cCaustland.FC Stanard,
F L Kenton, A'dilo Hammer and Mr
Crouch.
On ecu Salt. It I n.t generally
known away from home that Lake county
now supplies her home market with
stock and dairy salt of a good quality say
the Lakevlew Etutminrr. I J R Jones i
the propletor of the la It marsh where
Warner lake once spread her waters. Mr
tones grinds and sacks the dairy salt on
the ground where It 1 scooped up by the
wagon load and delivered to the different
merchants of the county. The editor of
the Iixiimmtr uses this salt on his pota
toes every day.
Mare Stolen, CC Doughty, of the
Oifrvtr, was in town Wednesday even
ing on horseback, and he tied hi horse,
and about 8 o'clock, when he wa ready to
start home, he could not find his horse.
The supposition is that it wa stolen, as
none ot the halter remained on the hitch
ing post. The mare I orrel In color ,and
ha a white stripe In the face ; weighs be
tween 950 lbs and 1,009 lb ; ha scar on
the left hip, and I about 14 year old.
Anyone finding or hearing of such horse
will please liform C C Doughty, at Dallas,
or S Doughty, at Monmouth. - Wttt Sid.
Ral Estate Fever. Nearly every
body in Albany has the real estate craze,
and the fever very naturally it for making
a small fortune out of the business. If
property her were assessed at the resent
round sum asked the city would Hare an
Income sufficient to put an elec'ric light on
every corner. A It is we are nearer up to
the ttandard than any of the neighboring
I counties, and pay more than our share of
state taxes.
Bto Words. Corvallit send word
chat the boy are raising $4100 to take
with tnero to bet on their team at the Ta
coma tournament. Good enough: make
it $6,000. The Corvallit department will
tend a splendidly trained team, and their
$6,000 will come handy. I low about
East Portland? That has a team that is
giving the Astoria team more"" though t
than Corvallit is. Attena.
A Different Climate. Mr J A Gross
has returned from h:s trip to Klamath
Springs, Cal. He reported the thermom
eter tlowo to 39 degree abeve zero.ice on
the water, and expected to find his flowers
here. frozen to blizzard, but found this a
different count n. entirely on returning.
Another Whale A party of Butie-
ville folks will arrive in the city Monday
Ith a "stuffed whale" which they will
have on exhibition during fair week. It is
known as Batchellor's whale and wa capt
ured several years ago by some parties of
that locality. It I some 60 or 70 feet In
length. Salem Journal.
Fresh Paint. The Revere House cor
ner it being painted and put in band box
style. Thit includes Conn Bros grocery
store. Where there I fresh paint ontside
there it a large and varied stock of fresh
groceries and vegetables on the Inside and
tome remarkably gjop grocery bargains
are offered.
The O. P. Extension Quite a num
ber of men left to-day fr the O P front to
begin work on the road ea it. The read
will be pushed as fast as men can be secur
ed, and railroad men generally connected
with the work say they believe It Is
permanent move eastward.
In The Spring Among the new
bricks that will be erected In Albany next
spring will be one on Mrs Mady's proper
ty , now occupied by the city restaurant,
and orobablv one on each side of it. - The
old fra ires are slowly fading from First
Street ; but none too fast.
Another Addition, The Willamette
Land Co., is laying off their porperty just
east of the city Into an addlton to be called
East Albany, and the lots will soon be pu 1
on the market. The lot will be 50x100
feet. -
A Demand for Them. The Demo
crat notices a large number of stoves
leaving the Albany tove tore,the change
In the weather evidently creating a great.
er demand tor them.
A Good Book Mr Jo fait I canvass-
lng for a book entitled "Royal Treasury or
Jewel of the Bible," a very nice book de
ervtng a place in any uorary.
on 1 ' ' '
to fUK lilt WLVf D-lUll AtUl 1M.T
rw.it r ,tniir TTinTI I IU Tvl XT1 1
- E'CAL-FEED SEWING MA
f HINE.BEST MA CHINE IK THE
MAftlET
Don't Lims If.- T!outn! vt doltaia
have been spent ), The Dalies and certain
Willamette VatUy t r, thin full- by resl
dent ot this county, for supplies, and thou
sand more will be spent tor the tame pur
pose before the advent ot winter. It I very
questionable whether, In the long run
anything I saved by trading for cash away
from home. It one's time I worth noth
ing, he may savetomethlngby buying his
winter supplies In Albany, but how tar
does the money spent abroad go toward
building up our town t Better do youi
trading at home, except In cates where an
Individual has monopolized the business In
a certain line of trade and wants unrea
sonable prices for all he has to sell.
Prlne vllle AVw. As we don't like It when
people go to Portland to do their trading
comment would be out of place 1 but real
ly such places as Portland and Albany are
built up by becoming trade centers and
ome peapie 111 go away irom noma It
they maelne thev can do better and it Is
every city's business to take advantage of
the fact."
Not hi no Is It.
There U talk ot a street car line being
extended down r irst street to tne woolen
mills, then out to East Albany now being
platted by the Willamette Lfnd Co., and
also out Ferry Street to South Albany and
EtVlns' addition to the city lUrald.
The Democrat is requested by a direc
tor of the Street Car Company to say that
'here is nothing in the abeve. The com
pany at the present time has no such ex
tension In contemplation.
Tappikd LaCirandr. Hon S A Daw
son, of this city, who was recently In La
Grtnde left the following taffy, according
to the 'immul -. "I was In LaGrande In
1S64 when there was net a dozen houses
here and have been here a great many
times since. Since the railroad came tn
the town has been building up rapidly and
I think that with the country tributary
here that you shoulJ have a town of 5,0x10
people within the next two year. The
people of the Valley thould doall they can
to help the lumbering interest along. I
undestand that tome are fighting against
one company here, and they are making
a mistake In doing so.
Second Day or State Fair Attend
ance about 4000 people. Including fakirs.
The races were the attraction. In fact this
I what It is, a horse race, and a successful
one.' The running race one and one-six
teenth mite, was won by Coloma. Time,
t : ;4 . In the a-40 trot Lady Beach won
In three straight heats, the phenomlnal
Stemwinder running down to fourth place.
Time, 1:27 ; j -.20 and arajtf. Coquette
was secortd. Both Lady Beach and Co
quelle are A Itamonte hot set.
Haven't Tiixm. There are several
metropolitan institutions which Albany
has not yet obtained, tor Instance.
A Pawn Shop,
A Cleaning House.
A Real estate exchange.
A Hoard of Immigration.
A Stock Exchange.
An electrle fire alarm.
Blind policemen.
"Call Again." The Democrat ac
knowledges a call from a couple, young
men, who tailed to leave their card. In a
tew moment they mattered the whole
butlnet,read everything In type and took
the entire circut In. We mention this call
simply a a sample.
At IlARRitBLRo. Miss Henrietta
Moore, the eloquent Lecturer ot the W C
T U will lecture in Ilarrisburg, Tuesday
evening Sept 14th at 7.30 o'clock P M In
Brown Church All are cordially invited
to attend, and none should lose the oppor
tunlty of hearing this talented lady lecturer.
They Comb Back. P. W. Starr.of Lot
tine and hi estimable lady called thl week
to pay up and bid u "good bye." Watt
claim that be I not at all displeased with
Wallowa or hi success ; but that he'd
like "to wander bark again, to where the
old home stands," somewhere In the ro
mantic Willamette Border Sigumt.
A Polish Man. A man canvassing the
rlty with a piano polish It reported to the
Democrat as being very ungentlemanly
In his manner of forcing hi polish Into
consideration. We know ot one case
where he would have been kicked Into the
t.-et If the man of the house had been at
home.
For Killino Chinese Pheasants.
Mat Drummard, ot Corvallls, wa tried on
Friday for killing Chinese pheasants. A
friend (?) gave him away for the sake of
half of the fee ; but he didn't get It ; the
jury disagreed,and the man who made ene
mies was the aforesaid friend.
All Night. Mr Ivancovlch keeps an
II night house on First St between Ella
tort and Lyon, at nich I to be found
fresh oy tters, porter house steaks,
and eggs etc.
ham
Money to Loan At a low rate of In
terest, on good farm property In Linn
county, or on best improved city property
Albany. Apply to Jlackburn Si Wright.
Albany, Or
Adbey's Addition 51 lota In this ad
dition to Albany, near Hackleman' 3rd
addition, for sale, at $50 to $135 a lot, r.t
Curran Si Montelth's.
Banc One of the A nest lots of gun
and revolvers ever received in Albany
aie now In stock at Stewart Si Sox's. Hun
ters thould call and see them and get
price before buying.
Sod Sfrinc. Mr. Frank Crabtree
new has charge of the Findley Soda
Springs, and Is prepared to furnish the
public with first-cla accommodations,
luring the tall and winter.
All Persons Indebted to the late
firm of Brownell & Stanard are requested
to call and settle at the store of C E
Brownell without delay or make some
satisfactory arrangements.
Sick. Schlosser, the man who has been
Incarcerated in the county jail for so.ne
months In default of giving bouds to keep
the peace is seriously ilL ,
" A Sharp Item The finest line of cut
lery and shear in the rlty at Stewart &
Sox's. Their goods are the very best and
will (land the test.
A 54-inch light roadster, 1889, for sale
cheap at Thompson Si Overman's.
If yoa'want a good silver teelcytb,finet
io the market, go to Stewart & Boa's.
Babiex. The finest line of baby carr'--get
in the Valley just rr celved at Stewart
Si Sox's. Prices are remarkably cheap con.
sidering the superior quality of the carri
ages.
Struck Oil At $1.35 per 5 gallon can
aeot Standard oil, at Ihe Willamette
Packing Co.'s store.
Biggest Yet 10,000 rolls of wall pa
per, latest varieties, fined decorations just
eretver 21 rurtmtuerac irvmg s
.. . . mmm
Blangbtvr in Hllk Bibbona.
In order to close out my immense stock
of silk ribbons in plain and plcot'edge I
will sell them until my fa'.l stock arrives
at 75 cents on the dollar, -All marked in
plain figures. - v
Tbe beet
line of kid glove at W F.
Read's.
Fine line of Guns and
good stock of Ammuni
tion at Deyoe and Bob
son s special bargains
BURNING TIMBER.
Ne, 8's Steamer Takes a fast Hide.
At 4:30 o'clock last Tueitlay news was
received from Yaqulna City that the sur
rounding timber was ablnae, and that the
city was In danger of burning, asking that
one of Albany's steamers be sent to It re
llet. Chief Engineer Stewart I m.ned I u Up
started with No. a't steamer tor the depot,
and at 5:30 a special started on Us relief
errand, with about twenty-five mcn.among
the number being a Democrat man. At
Corvallls another car with a Corva'lls hose
cart was attached and away tne train sped
passing the special at Harris, and running
over ihrce cows on t'te way at a diversion.
Yaqulna City was reached at exactly 8i3.
Fortunately tho steamer was r.ot needed.
There being no breeze Ihe flames, which
had been covering hundred of acres of
timber Isnd.hsd subsUled.but were burning
slowly yet perhaps only a wilting a brexe
to be dangerous. The smoke settled low
along tho Bay and could almost be cut.
The night was spent mlserabty.few getting
enough sleep for even a Bounrparte, The
fire extended all along the Bay to the sea
coatt, and Newport at well at Yaqulna
Clt y wa continually threatened. Bycrly's
mill, back ot it, with a large number of logs,
wa burned, and the Catholic Church and
several dwellings received a close call. At
Yaqulna City only a Celestial's shanty was
touched. The experience wa an exciting
one, not very much appreciated bv those
having property in (eopardr. Manager
Hoag wa present, and treated our firemen
royally, furnishing them meals, bed and
tree '.ransportatlon back on the regular
train tor those who desired. Returning
the train left the Bay at 10:05. At that
time the citizens of equina generally had
packed their things ready to leave at any
lime, back of the Yaqulna house timbers
falling dangerously near to the building.
All the way to Philomath burning timbers
were passed, and this accounts for the
abundance of amoke a Albany. The re
turn trip was made In three hour.
TMR ASSESSMENT ttJI.U
The following I a summary of the ass
essment roll for Linn county for the year
1IW9, is equalized by the Board of Equal
ization :
No acres nf land 463 o,6
ylu. s.7SCat
Town tots $708,463
I mprovementi $ 28.633
Merchandise and Implements. . . . $958,603
Money, notes and account $$46,098
Houshotd furniture, carrlag,etc. $193,247
No horse and mules....... 73S0
Value same $311,411
No cattle 1934 a
Value same.. $221,935
No shep 36,908
Value $52,226
No swine 597S
Value same $13,147
Gross value of all property. ...$7,897,111
I ndebtednes $ 1 .794,31,7
Exemptions $465,349
Total taxab'e property $5,639,813
N polls 1755
Compared with last year we note the
following Increases and decreases :
Increase acres ot land 109,651
Increase value town lot $51.99
Decrease Improvements f 190
In. mercar.dlse and implement. ..$361132
Increase money, note and acc't. . .$31 120
Decrease household furniture, etc.. $1879
Decrease no horses and mule ..an
Increase no cattle Jo-Si
Decrease no sheep. 3278
Decrease no swline ..10
Increase grot value property ....$244291
Increase indebtedness $161332
Decrease exemption $9959
Increase total taxable property ....$18456
Increase no polls ....7
ON THE MUlTIIKKN ROL'Xmur.
Sept. 16th, gSo
Hop picking it finished In this neigh
borhood; (he yield was not nearly swgood
a usual.
We had two or three frost last week
and Ice made It appearance In some place.
Nearly every one went to the lore race
near Ilarrisburg !ast Friday.
Mrs. David Alllngham and three tons
and one daughter were visiting In the
neighborhood last week.
Dr R L Wllloughby and family of Trout
Creek, Crook county, are visiting relative
here and they will remain about two
weeks.
Mr. J. O. Douthlt expects to return to
his home in Crook county next week,
having rented his farm here to Mr Elliot,
recently from Missouri.
Several of our neighbors are Intending
to go to the State fair next week.
A family have moved Into the old
Wheelan house, hope they are not afraid
of Ihe ghost.
Mr Bowlsby, of Eugene was vlnlting
friend In this vicinity last Sunday.
Miss Clara Phillpet entertained her
frienda with asocial tinging on the even
ing the 8th Inst, which wa enjoved by all
present. Miss Philtpot will attend the Sis
ters school In Albany thl winter and the
singing was farwell party.
Mr Simpson ha gone to Silver Lake
with a load of fruit.
The Henry Hayes farm wa sold at euc-,
tlon last week for ten dollar an acre
Walter Brown being the purchaser.
The Hand Enoink Last evening the
Cltys hand engine, newly painted, and
looking like a new machine, was given a
trial, In accordance with the contract w ith
lhe city of Hlllsboro. A paper was placed
1 TO feet from the nozzle. A stream was
thrown, covering it and going fully twen
tr five feet beyond, a 175 feel throw, the
rebulrenents calling tor iso. iiiuooro
. a..,..
gets a bargain In securing the engine and
500 feet of hose for $800.
Ilstile Field Stephen I Field, with
two Deputy Marshals passed through Al
banv Wednesday for Portland, but like
Demnsey and other celebrities they were
slumberintr and missing the beauties of
the finest Valley in the world, and failed
to see the best city in it.
Girl Wanted. A girl to do work In 1
small family. Inquire at O C .Awbery's
near corner 3rd and Montgomery streets,
Lee Cartaina Lace Certain.
I have lust received my fall stock of
lace curtains bought direct from importers,
the largest stock ever brought to tuts mar a
et, and best value xor me money.
SAMUEL c. iwa
- Kid (ilove I Kid tilovr II
I have just received a full line ot lid
gloves branded Our Own. This Is a genu
ine kta glove, i ouy oirect irom importer
in New York and consider them the kiest
valne of any gloye I ever sold for this
price. S button, 3 rows of st'tching, $ r.50
per pair..
8. E.Youso.
Utter List.
following I th list of letters remaining In tbe T.nt
Offioa, Albany, Unn county, Oregon, Sept 18tb, 18S
person eslllnr for the letter must giv the dl 00
whloh thev were sdverUseJ :
Aim. IVmDP Burge.s, CC
Claypool, Mr Annie Carey, Robert
Corwin, WM C-meron, Eph
Craln.Wm J Cummlng, Ed
Gllson.J Hes. Mr Marth a E
Miller, McCrow, Rob't ,
Rlgg. Susan Smlth.J R
Stone, OB' Taylor, Henry C
White, Grant iryatt.saloon ke per
Wright, J J
H. THOMPSON. P. M.
SECURE PRICES. JIO
TROUBLE TO SHOW
SOODS AT
DEYoi & ItOBSON
REAL ESTATE SALES,
A Lively Week and Upward Prices.
The past week ha been a busy one In
the real estate market, The following la
the record, which, on examination will
speak for Itself and show the prevailing
prices as well as the extent of the traffic :
Henlnmln Cleaver to Frank O'Nell,
Lebanon mill and mill site, ,. .$14000
Aioany v-ememry Association to
Mell Young, tot 4, blk 17 In Al
bany Jemetcry grounds, ... ... ij
United mates to Wm A Paul, ., . , .patent
United States to David Prlne patent
King Prairie Si Quartxvllle W R
Co to F E Austin, the above
named wagon road 400
Edward Albright to Geo D Barton,
15 acres In Tp II S R 4 w.... . 67 1
Sarah M White to Harriett Leonard
.tots' arret In Tp 11 S R a w. . . 6eo
Johnson White to Harriett Leonard
o acres In Tp ta 8 R 4 w 1
Otto Fox to Richard Warner, 161
acre In Tp 11 8 R a w ttoo
John B Hughe to Mr Lou Arm
strong, parcel in hi a 51 lis and
A. Albany.,. ioo
D D Monteitlt toS Eima Starbuck,
345 acres Tn ll H K 4 w 600
A Hackleman to Andrew Skaar, w
half N Eqrblk37. It's and A,
Albany ao
Andrew Skaar to Rasper Vorndran
w half N B qr tik 37 it's and A,
Albany 8 to
Mary Beard to Ben S Mills, lot I. '
blk6. B'sA.Tangent ,
O A HalltoW A 1'nuland OMNel-
sou. lot 1 and 8. To II H R a w lion
Jas S Dlckton to llarlus Dickinson,
10 acres in ip 11, a k a w. , ... ao
Emily Powell to C C Lcc, 166 acre
InTp 10 H R v E io o
W A Paul to O A Hall. 87 acres In
TnuSRaw io
T J Wilton to 0 B Watson, 17 acres
W TpiJSRJW 1200
Leo Cohen to W W Crowder, lots 1
and J. blk tt. H't trd A.AIbanv ml
C 11 1 loss to R A Irvine, S E qr blk
Ill- -.! . Alt
its inu n, ntwnj, , . , .... iuw
J J Clark to W W Crowder, S E qr
tm 31. II and A. Albany
Soo
IO0
40
as
1
3500
1000
1200
200
503
956
1
a5o
30
5000
400
400
350
100
32oO
C II Hoag to Horace Far well, N E
qr blk 36, It's and A, Albany..
1 1 tram Williams to John A Clem-
mens.io acre in Tp 13 S R 4 w
Henry Lyon to Wm A Hadden,lot
a in blk 1 in Lyons,
J W Jenkln to G W Jenkln. 60
acre,Tp 11 S R 1 w
Margaret Mady to R A Irvine, E
halt blk 121 II A. Albany....
J II Uarrettto W R Uarrett.53 acres
InTp.USRiw
F A Blackburn to D C Schcll, par
cel In blk 34, Albany
John Cary to Clay Myers, Interest
In lot 33, Sclo.,
A Ifred Fluerald to Elisabeth Rlt-
ter. 1 a acre In Tp 11 S Raw,
J 11 Johnson to Elisabeth Rltter,
7634 acres, Tn iii S R a w
J W Jenkln. to O II Jenkins, 6.1
acre In Tp 1 1 S R 1 w,
C L Morris to Eugene Helm, 103
acre Tp 1 1 H K I and a w
Murv Heard to Geo F Mills, lot 10
Ilk 6, B'.A. Tangent
6 Goln to Pau.ine Sthmeer, N W
or blk 102 It's A, Albany.... ..
J 11 Lame to E A Bassett, M W qr
of W qr.Sec 30 Tp 13 S R 3 w
A S Basseit to K A lU.sett, S W qr
of S If qrSecso, Tp 1 8 R w
Geo 0 Henderson to J II Boles, lot
5, blk 15, li t 4th A, Albany...
A llackleman to Mary Chamber,
lot 5, blk 1, Abbey' A.Albany
R Koehler to D B Montelth, parcel
In blk 3, Albany
TASttENT.
Mr L F Smith and wife and Joseph
Simpson with 1. 1 family just returned
from a trip from Cppcr Soda n a hunting
tour ai d nad the good luck to kill two big
fine buck deer and Mr L F Smith came
back greatly benefitted In health.
Several started to the State fair 'from
here this morning.
Mr Blevlns Is moving with hi family
j 10 Tangent where he will tend hi chll
1 dren to school.
Mr Dave Vernon, of the Albany 1etatJ
has been here smiling around some of the
nice young ladle ot Tanger.t.
We hope we will be able to see our
Tangent Sunflower blooming In the sub
urbs of Tangent before many days are
gone. We hear that she I on her way
home.
Dr George Houck and hi brother John,
both of Portland, have been- visiting Uie
past week with their parents and relatives
In thl vicinity.
Mr and Mr S Bond.of llalsey.and Mi.
Ollie Cummlngt, of the same place, who
have been visiting In thl vicinity fur some
time, left the first of the week for their
home.
Monday two young men passed through
our town with a large open spring.wlth two
horses attached. They said they came
overland from S. F. and were bound for
the State Fair and were going to run at
the fair.
G W Luper ha left Tangent.aftei a resi
dence here of two or three ycar.and gone
on the farm,
J B Morgan ha rented hi farm to hi
son Aliord and moved to Tangent to get
the benefit of the school at this place,
Mr Weher and family of Eastern Ore
gon.who have been visiting In thl vicinity
for sometlme.lctt last week for their home,
where he has considerable stock interest.
L Wheeler, of Lebanon, it visiting In
and around Tangent.
Anyone visiting the poultry yard of
Grandma Vernon can have the pleasure of
seeing tome fine young China pheasants,
also some it ulnea pigs.
The Beard Bros are doing a good busi
ness with their dryer, wniie tooaing
through their establishment the other day
we were shown a very nice sample ease
with tome very Bre samples 01 umereni
- . - rw .
Kindt ot irults. une 01 me nrm intena
starting east of the mountains soon as a
drummer for the house.
S II Moses has bought the house and lot
of Mr Aaderson,sltuated on Third Street.
Consideration, $300.
The warehouse at this place U full and
overflowing.
Mr. Henry Pape.of Jacksonville ha been
secured to tak.e charge of the Benton
Leader, Mr Pipe, who ha o ably wielded
the editorial pen for several years retir
ing. We hope to see rape ao as wen
Pipe.
MARRIED.
MILLER REED. At the Evangeli
cal parsonage, Tuesday Stpt 17 1889, M
Hcbert Miller of Turner, and Ml Belle
Reed of Millers Station, Rev I B Fisher
officlntlng. The Democrat extend thl
worthy vourg couple it best wishes for
the happiness and prosperity they deerve.
DIED.
WILSON. On Monday morning Sep,
16 1889, at SodaviHe, Mr Samual Wilson
gcdajyears.
HAMMACK. At Tallman on Monday
morning Sect 1 6th 1880, the Infant child
of E E Hammack, age nine months.
Aimiy Uirket. .
Wheat-63.', "
( at--iOo.
Butter 200 por It).
rgg-2ic
Hay 0,00,
Potatoes 75 fits per bubl
Bef on foot.3'ii
Aplea SOcenta por hu,
?orK 6'Aa per It Jresawn.
BarcnK han,12Vc.
ahonlders, ttv.
aides lOf. .
jerdOsperlh.
lour4.25 pr bid.
hlekene 8 00 per dor,,
ill Feed bran, 14.00 par ton,
short, 1.
middling, 20.
' Chor- 0.
SUPERIOR LINES OF
.AGRICULTURAL IM
PLEMENT8 T OE
YOE &1RODSON
HOME AND ABROAD.
moday,
State fair week.
0 W Walt Iffs yesterday morning for
Taooma,
Mr J R StookmsD sn.l ilsnahtrr rt era
ad Satnrday from a trip to Tillamook
ocanieltet Wnn are huiMiua have tt pty
(inntrtot pi be of $24.60 a Ihotua'id fur brick
laid in the wall.
The prasant arm M the Alny bay It
stilt. Stork like htl soon on tvtry eorovr
morning and evenings.
Mrs Weluli. of Kansas, daughter it 3 8
Clark, aenior, arrived by the through train
this morning oo a visit to bar rslsilves here
wnuin she has not seen for fifteen yar.
The weekly Weit Shorten hand, it will
beau improvement on ths monthly and
msUe a good start. Blng the only one la
the Northwett it slioa d receive a lU pat
rtmag. ',
TLWallao. andEl Cusluk, both live
young n.so, have farmed a ptrtnartbip In
the ra! estate butlne, Mr Casiak hsying
resigned as bank-keeper in the Linn Conoty
B.ok.
Mr and Mrs A B Stansnn and Mrs E I.
Thompson earn op from Cortland last tveo
lng. Mr HWu on will write tin the State
fair for the Ortjonlan, wbit Mrt S. will re
main in Albany. .
Mr Jack Cnmmfnn, an old Iowa neigh
bor of Mr H 0 Hubbard, I in tka eity. on a
tour for a Clluton wholesale drag hnuse. Me
I vtrj much pleased with thit ulurioui Val
ley ,
County Traasnrer Farwell bona lit two lota
last Waduetday nn st Third trt near
tba ditoh pvie 11000 for thsin. Yesterday
he Mated 91200 for them .
A lawsuit io Iiwa over five est vt. worth
43 hs already cost $30,000. Itwaabfitun
in 1874 It has hea tried lya tints and
been before tb Su Drama Com t four time
and it I said la no eesrer eadwl than io the
beginning.
Tb Orfmmliin' msnuUctanng edition is
one of tb most eredittble eyrr issued by that
paper, and is elaborate 10 its detaila of the
manufacturing interest of 'hit eity. It
hows an inveatmont of tt2.000.000 atid aa
out pot ot fi 18,000,000.
One-third of the fmU in the country
Ihlok they can bst the lawyer in expound
ing law. One-half think they cso best the
doctor healing tb sink, Tro-thlrds of thtm
thick they eanbeatth minister rraehiaf
the gospel, end all of their think tbsy cso
beat the editor io rannlng the paper.
W L Litter, the formor proprietor of this
paper, aeoompauMnt by bi family, ielt on
Wtducsdsy 1 trsia for Ilarrisburg. Or.,
where tby will spend the wititxr, Mr and
Mrs Lister I 4V nisny fririiHs in this eitv
who join wi-h the E, W in wishing them
eeevs io their Pr horn. ..'amhiH'jIvnian.
Cat Humiihrry, who hta ftnished.hi Is.
hnr a rr,'il'r -f the Coear t'A Irti Indian
Commissiuit aed tbrmith IVudlofon tbi
morning en rmtte for AINsny. Durum In
short stay In Paudlelon, Cap h l a otrdial
greeting and a heartv Knpnf the paw for hia
ouotarou fntn.ls. f'sndl- Inu A" O.
Mi Emma C Ilium is tisaing at ll.e mi
dene of her hrothsr-in-taw, Mr 1 Blum. f
I'eadUton. Mrs (Mum is talented artist
and specimen of her wnrk in craven
and oil exhibit! at Portland and elewhr
haya teorivsd t(, hithe! praise from art
eritios reniiletoo fc. (I
Charles Levis, f HarrisLnir, i la the
eity.
furt-tw tioVvti w r sold to the State
fair to-day.
Mr Ry Haesaker, it ia tb city the
gaeat of Dr It U Hill.
Mr Ham May, of ifarrishar, la iu the
eity this afternoon.
Ah Ls, the -Sso Frtuoinr. M xuoliae
attorney, ia doinrf Albany.
Tb total asamtift Milton ia 1130.000
and it baa a daily paper.
Mrs H Flindt and children of Medford,
are in the eity on a visit I friend.
Mr John Hommerville, Etat Portland
wealthy beaker, la irf the city.
Mr 0 P flsdsr, of Portland, is ia the eity
the gust of her daughter,, Mr Wm llempb
rey. Mr J II Simpson, of Corvalli is la the
city. Mr if. weat to Portland on tte mora
log trsio.
MrO M Coffey lasves Ui- nor row nioro
ing for a two weak otitinj at Koappa on tbe
Columbia,
C W Watta. of tltt city, yesterday was
elected Secretary of tb N W Firemen's
Association.
i Pendleton hsa hired a man to drive down
a'J the projecting nails ia tbe eity. An en-
Urpr itiog act.
Mr Frank Barn) ester Has purehaasd fonr
lot tat HcuoU'a addition to the eity. Con
sideration $400.
e'ottio Stephen. J Field, will paaa
throagh Albany Vo-morro morning oo hia
way to Portland, wber ha will bot.l a short
station ot Court.
An "Inquiry Sochi" will he giveo at tbe
Cngrefuonl Ch-irolt on Kri Uy tveaing
the 2Vh. Something new. All wi l be
oordiaily welocmed.
Wall Wall ia a eity ofpro'wt.iy 6.000
and 1 jost taekliog the eew ro.tin. At-
nany baa oompletely disposed ,f the matter
ia a very empha.lo manner.
Mr Cntncey Lnekwood who has been op
erating, lor Wm tlttrpphrey, returned to bis
borne at Salem yesterday, eutng on his bi
cycle, making the trip in f..ur boar.
Mr Jolio Cron,ho hs been at Helena.
Montana, for rtveral month, ia expected
borne in a few day. 1U ha not been at
Chicago, aa stated by the Democrat.
WEIiKKabAV.
Get your school
bock and tablet
at
Guiaa U Koo .
Uaraille addition ta Albany is a new
east end attraction. -
bitty dnaen wind w sbsde ju.tr Ceivid
at r 01 1 stiller & Irvtog ,
The beet waKb in ihe world for the mon.
y at P U Freaeh'
Mr Oeorge Simpeoa want to tb froot to
day on a baslDoa trip,
Aa elegans liu of new designs of chairs
Juat recti red at Fortmiller Irving a.
Oo to Btrdae for honest weights, good
guode and lowest living prioet.
Bargains in watchesaad chstns at Ft eoch't.
"The Corner Jewelry Store,'
Mr John Brigu haa sold to Mr I) B M in
tsitb the south two lota of hu h'i v prop
erty, vxinaltieration 11000,
Mr Geo S Rovee left tni in iruini for the
front on th O P with a Ure number of
book under hia arm.
II 0 Hubbard audi Jaok' Oummiotis left
thit noon for th By, with t tie ioteutioa of
captering a Toledo troat.
Tbe SeoreUry of the N W Firemen a As-
aoeialian will receive $101 a year hereafter.
The nam tournament will probably be held
at Spokane Falls.
A special train arrived io the eity last
evening from the Bay with a load of "Wil
lamette Valley" peaaengei. ..
YetUrday CO Rawlinga aud 7E Allen
purchased of Redfield & Tweedal a half
block in their tonthera addition to Albany,
pay iua 1600 for th atme. . .
Rev H P Webber' and family left tbi
morning for their new home at Helwood,
They take with them the beit wishts of Al
bany people generally. ... .
10 aod 20 aore tract of good land, 4 mile
fsom the oity, 30 per acre. E O Beardaley,
Keal Estate Agent, Hroadaiuin street near
First, Albany.
tylvettar Nioholls, who has boon iu the
jail awa'ting the action of th grand jury for
selling six moitgaged honor, was bailed out
yesterday, and is now on our street.
The oon tract for a boat for County Treas
urer Farwell baa lean let to D.C Soholl. It
i to be a little lea thsa four storle high
and will be erected on the two lot just pur
chased by Mr Farwell.
It i astonishing bow rapidly the feeble
and debilitated Rain atrength and vit;or
when taking Ayer'a Sartaparilla, tor what
are called "Droaen- down oooiututtooa,
notbing else ha proved so effective tbi
wonderful but perfectly t medioine.
Boils, pimples, aud skiu diseases of all
kinds speedily disappear when the blood is
purified by the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
It haa do equal a a tonio alterative, the re
sult being immediate aod aatiafaotory. Ask
your druggist 'of ud 00 other.
TI7H7ARE AnDHARD
WARE 01-' ALL CI?iDS Al
nl qf & nousori
NACSM, imcHAKUCD.
Speolsl to Dkhocsat. :
( Sa FRANcmto.Sept. ldth, 1 889. Unit
ed Stale Circuit fudge Sawyer this morn.
lng decided that the Federal court had
urlsdicllon In the case of U. S, Martha!
Nagle, charged with the murder ot David
9 Terry , that the shooting of the latter wat
Justifiable and commendable, and ordered
Nagle discharged from custody. The de
clslon cover sixty-five page type written
legal cap.
Hlreplfssnrs.
Dr. Flint' Itemed- la the beat remedy
known for Insomnia, or aleepleaaneM),
wbhth a Allots eo many persons, and whlcb
load to ao iiany aerloue nervous dmes,
particular!? to inanity Descriptive
laeatiae with Moh bottle; oi.adJreaa Mack
Drug Co., . Y.
lll)
Absolutely Pure.
Thla powder never varlea. A marvel of
purity, strength and wttnleaomenesa.
More economical than tbeordinar kind
and cannot be aotd In competition with
multitude of low test, abort weight alum
or pboanheUt pewder. Hold only In cans.
Hovel Baking Powdsr Co., 10$ Well et.,
i, w, ; row let tt Co, Agtnta,
Portland; Oregon.
IjO MVL OH KAP.-f have a good
7 w irk h .r rive ye ir 01. 1 nn I peel.
welg'H aho'tl I0VI uiinje,wblflh I will
sail for fill Fr f.irtlmr information
call t tho DKMniAr offo at in
rMnoM one milo tiarth tC Ali-any In
Benton county.
SV. If. W.KXIR,
s:
AND, AC.-Peiaotsa dealrltg sand,
loMW orgravol fr.io the preiobeeof
K. L. Sueh in Ueoton county. e n crocure
llrketa for the same at my office, Craw
ford' I lock, Albany, Oregon.
('. K. WOIVKHTOW.
IIKLA OILBSJT.
rRAMCM OILBKBT.
f.HSSES GILBERT
Teacher of-
Piano. Organ an! Harmony.
TWMence ooraer JefTirsn a at 41 b 8ta.
Mis Hela (JHbert l libmon, Tours
Jys and Fri'Iaya.
E. U. 0EARDSLEY.
Real Estat e Agent,
Conveyancing of all kind done in a re
liable manoer. All bnatnea will terelva
prompt attention. Office on Broadalbin
btreet near Klret, Albany, Oregon,
A large stock of gnll and sold filled
watcbe at F M French', at greatly reduced
pi Ice. '
It'
EL ESTATE WASTED.-Bualneaa
property, city !, aere property
near ttiecity ana larni cr an Orscrip
font waLttAi,
Ii. a. Urardslkt,
Itoal Katate Atent, Albany, Oregon.
OlSlce on Uroattalbio HUeet nsar First.
OLD IRON. Fifty tone of old Iron
casting, in any quantity, wanted
immediately at tbe Albany Iron Worka.
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
United Btates Iind Office,
Oregon City, Or., July 23rd, 18S9.
Notico ia hereby given that in compli
ance with the irovitioi8ot the a-t of Con
preaa ot Juno 3, 1S78, entitled "An art for
tho aale of timU-r land tn the htatea of
California, Oregon, Nevada and If'aahlng
ton Territory," Jcum V Inino, of Browns
ville, county of Linn, State of Oregon, has
this day field in Una office his sworn state
ment No 1270, for the purchase of the N E
H of See o SO, in Tp AO 10 aootti, lianeo
No 3 eat, and will offer proof to show that
the hind nought ia moro valuable- for its
timber or atone than for agricultural pur
poaen. and to eet&bliHli his claim to aaid
land before the licgwter and Uecciver ol
this office at Oresoo City, Or., on Satur
dity Uw 19th day of Oetol)er, 1SS0. He
names as witnenaes : ir utooiev, n a
Htandmh, A 1 Howe and J K McIIargue,
all of Brownaville. Unn county. Or. Any
and all persons claiming adversely the
above described UukU are requested to file
their claim in this otiiceon or before said
10th day of October, l8ft.
w. t. lii'KNKY, ltegiwer.
Gsirdiu'i Sal3 of Beat state.
Nottcsvu hereby aivea that tbe under
sized, gasrdiao of tbe person and estate ot
Aimona K Daniel, a minor, by virtue of ao
order of the County Court of Unn conoty,
(JregoD.duly made and entered of recent on
the that day of July. 1889, will sell it pub
lio auction tor cash in band on
Ihe ISih day ef Or later, 1M,
at tn hour of 1 o'cl.rak in tbe afternoon of
aid day at the Court House door in Albiny,
Lien county, Oregon, all tn light title and
iutere.t of aaid minor io aud to tne undivid
ed two-ninths of the sontb half of tbe north
east fourth and tbe northwest fourth of the
aouthest fourth of See two, and th oath-
west fourth of tbe northwest fourth ot See
I. all in To II south, ranee 1 west of the
Wlllsmett-i meridian in Linn county. Ore
eon, eoetaiaina ICO acres, mere er lea.
Dated this 29th day of Aoeust, 1889.
, .. F, M. DaRitL,
T. J. Ptitks,.' Ooardiao.
Attoroey for Guard inr.
ldministrator's SaU Of, Real Prop-
in the matter or the esUte of Patnue
Meek, deceased;.
Notice la hereby given that by virtue
of an order of tbe County Court of Lane
oounty, Oregon, made and entered in saki
Court on tbe 2nd day ol Sptember, 1889,
I will sell at tbe Coart House door In
Albany( Unn county, Oregon, on
Monday, the 141k stay of etefeer, last,
between the hours of 0 o'clock a, m, and
4 o'clock p. ra. to-wit, at 10 o'otock a, in.
of said d i ,at publio auction to the high
est bidder, for cash, the tollowlnir de
rnrthnd roal orooertv belonging to said
est te. tc-:t: The Uonacbn Land Claim
of Thomas M Weger and Mary Jane We-
r. hl wife notification cumber 30S7
ni.i.n KoK. iii see'don 25. 26 aud 27, in
Inirnallln 15. SOtlth Of railCC it Wt V II
lamette mendlau, containing 50-100
nm in I.lnn county. Oreiron. Also the
north half (H)ol tbe nortiieaateuauerj
of section 85, township 15, eouth of rauge
3 westWlnametie meridian. iootaioiuif
80 aorea tn Unn county, Oriron,
Dated September 7th, 1883.
. a, a. Mifk, y
Administrator of the estate
of Samael Meek, deceased.
PAINTS. OILS. AND
BRUSHES AT DEY0B
z ROBSON'b
pi
lit
ifroceili5M.
SQUAKE
C IY. BUOWNKLL,
Hnccetaor
BROWN KLL k
Would reapectfolly imnonnre that he la
continuing I hi bueinrss at tbe old Slard
and that he in better ibsn r.rer rrpare d
to till all orders with an urtry and de
spatch and at prices
35UJ3VXIXC. ZSX3ZOXt,ZI
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C3
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OfTbrod In tbe town,
ew i
Whilj thanking the citizen of Alba
ny for their very liberal patronage In ihm
past I earneatlu aoliolt a pontlnuanco of
your favors, eeenrlng
LOW PRICES,
a npei-r qiOltyof goods and
CotirteouDTreattncnt
Very IloapadfuWy,
Yonrs fur BuelneSe,
c. e. nnows ELL.
Aicliif IfVcktni n, S!ercnii.
O rocene.
SMALL
THE LEADErC
G, W.
ALBAUT-
".Superior," "Argnntl," "Garland"
STOVES AND RANGES.
Pire backs.
Warran ted
for
15 years. All
sizes en
styles.
Roofing-, Job Work, Plumbing.
Eave Trough. Eange Boilers
Conductor Pumps.
F.L,KENTOH,
DEALER TUT
PS P I P E
i SI IS lb E
Choice Candy,
CIGARS AND
NEAR THE POST OFFICE1 ALBANY.IOREGON
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
United States Land Office,
Oregon City, Or., July 23, 1SS9.
Kotife is hereby iriven that in compli
ance with the provisions of the art -f Con
gress of June 3, 1878. entitled "An art for
the sale of timber lands in me r-t;s 01
California, Oregon. Nevada und Wanhingr-;
ton Territory," Nathan II Standish, of!
mownsville, county 01 unn, riaie 01 re- i
gon, has tli'ts day tiled in this ufiee hi
sworn statement Nol27l,for the pun-hone
of the N W M ct See No 32, in Tp No 10
south, Ilange No 2 east, and will offer
proof to show that tlie land sought is more
valuable for iu timber or stone than for
atrricultural purpoees, and to establwh his
claim to said land before the Rejrister and
Receiver of this office at Oregon City, Or.,
on Saturday the 19th day of Octoher,1889.
lie names as witnesses : J K McIIargue,
J I Irvine, A P Ilovte and W C Cooley.all
I of Brownsville, Linn county, Or. Any and
1 all persons clarming adversely tne aiwve
dem-ribed lands are requested to file their
i claims in this office on or before said 19th
dav of October, 1889.
If . T. Ucicey, itegister.
TIMBER LAND KOTICE.
United States Land Office,
Oregon Cilv, Or., July 23, 1S89.
Notice is hereby given that in compli
ance with the provisions of the act ot Con
of June 3. 1878. entitled -'An act for
Hia aalo of timber lands in the States of
Cnlifoniia. Oreiron. Nevada and Washing
ton Territory," Casper II Hoberg, of
Brownsville, county of Linn, State of Ore
gon, has this day tiled in this office his
sworn statement No 12C7, for the purchase
of the N E U of Sec No 14, in Tp No 10
south, Range No 2 east, and will offer
proof to show that ihe land sought ia more
valuable for its timber or Btono than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish hiB
claim to said land before the Register and
Receiver of this office at Oregon t. lty.ur.,
nn Kutimiav the lflthdavof October, 1885K
lie names as witnesses : j vooiey, j
vtT a-. 1 T
K Mcllargne, N 11 Standish and J U ir
vino, all of Brownsville. Linn county. Or.
Anv nnd all nersons claiming adversely
the above described lands are requested
to file their claims in this office on or be
fore said l'Jth dav of Octoler, 1 880.
W'. T. Bt'RNEY, Register,
TIMBER LAND N0TIC3.
United States Land Office,
Oregon City, Or., July 23, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that in compli
ance with the provisions of the act of Con
gress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for
the sale of timber lands in the States of
California, Oregon, Kevada and Was1nng
ton Territory," George L Edmiston, of Eu
gene, county of Lane, State of Oregon, has
this day filed in this office his sworn state
ment No 12G5, for tho purchase of the S E
U of Sec No 30, in Tp 10 south, Range No
2 east, and willo ffer proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for its
timber ot stone than lor agncuiiunu pur
poses, and to estaonsn ins ciaun to eatu
land before the Register and Receiver of
this office at Oregon city, vregon, on
nrday the 19th day of October, 1889. He
names as witnesses : W East, W H Tay
lor, II Brennan and J B Towsley, all of
Albany, Linn county, Or. Any and all
persons claiming adversely the above de
scribed lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 19th
day of October, 1889.
3 W. T. Bcknkt, Kegtster.
NOTICE. All peraone Indebted to tho
late firm ot Brdue & Robertfion
will please call at the atore and settle
thtir accounts without delay .and greatly
(-uiiirs J. M. BaRDUK, ,
Successor to Bardua & Robertson.
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TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
United States Land Office,
Oregon City, Or., July 23, 1S89.
: Notice is hereby (riven tliat in compli
ance with the provisions of the act of Con
gress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An art for
t he sale of timber lands in the States of
California, Oregon, Nevada and Washing
ton Territory," William C Coolev, of
P-rownsville, county of Linn, State of Ore
son, has this dav filed in this office his
sworn statement So 12C3,for the purchase
of the K Sola W 3i and lots 1 and 2 of
Sec No 30, in Tp 10 south, Range No 3
east, and will offer proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable lor its Um
ber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish his claim to said land be
fore the Register and Receiver of this of
fice at Oregon City, Oregon, on c-aturday
the lth day of October, 1889. He names
as witnesses : ND Standish, A Howe,
J K Mcllargne and C 11 Hoberg, all of
Linn county, Oregon. Any and all per
sons claiming adversely the above de
scribed lands are requested to file ' their
claims in this office on or before said 19th
day of October, 1889.
TV". T- BntXET, Eegister.
TIMBER LAND NOTICE,
United States Land Office,
Oregon City. Or., July 25, 1SS0.
Notice is hereby given tlwt in compli
ance with the provisions of the act of Con
gress of June 3, 1878, entitled "An act for
the sale of timber lands in the State of
California, Oregon, Nevada and II "ashing
ton Territory," James II Stevens, of Turn
water, county of Thurston, Territory of
U'ashington, has this day filed in this of
fice his sworn statement No 126, for tho
Snrchase of the S W of Sec No 2tS, in Tp
o 10 south, Range No 2 east, and will of
fer proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for its timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, and to establish
his claim to said land before the Register
and Receiver of this office at Oregon City,
Or., on Tuesday the 22nd day of October,
18). He names as witnesses : j K
Hutchinson, G B Jakobson, W Scourfield
and John Garner, all of Seattle, Kins Co.,
w . T. Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the above described lands are re
quested to file their elaims in this office on
or before said 22nd day of October, 1880.
Y. T. BVrxey, Register.
J. J. D ORRIS,
Abstractor and Conveyancer,
rOffloe at theJCourt House,
DR, C A WHITilHY, j
Physician and Surgeon.
Grsdnsts of Bellertie Hoipital ' die
College Now Yerk City. .
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t rOSicr, Froman's Brick, Albany, Or.
A reliable V. 8. Standard S-ton ce!e
oaly 37. Delivered at your nearest rail I
ro d atatloh free of freight on thirty da v.-'
trial. Largr scales at proportlootitelv?
low j rloes. Warranted five 3 ears. ' j
Address, ! - 1
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Albany, Oregon i
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