The state rights democrat., April 11, 1890, Image 2

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It the almost universal verdict cl del
centra to the democratic county convention
held Tue! that the ticket put forth le
one ol unuaual alrength. Greater harmony
exlitedthan tor veart past ItonJ K Weath
erford and lion Jeff Myert the nominees
for tpnator are bath men of leglilatlve
experience. Mr Weatherford U an em
phatic type of the aelf-mads man. Start
ing In Ufa with the Ion of parental care, he
ha tteadlly worked hi war up to hi,
pretent high ttamllng a a lawyer and ex
emplary cltlicn well. He it too well
known to the great bod of the voter of
the county toiequlrean extended notice
here. Hon Jeff Myers U a re;retenatlvs
of the young, progressiva democracy of
the county, o many of whom were In the
convention. He U a man of strong, tolid
tense and will make a good acnator.
Hon F C IIanafd, DrJ F Henry, and C J
Shedd are the nominee for repretcnaUve.
Mr Hansard I a farmer of Lebanon pre
clnct He ha terved one term In the leg
islature and, like Mr Weatherford and Mr
Myeit, made a good record. Dr Henry i
a phytklan of Brownsville and I laid to
be a man of good education, and strong
natural ability, C J Shedd la a farmer
retddlng near Shedd'a, He, also,! a rep
rcenative of the young democracy of the
county, well-educated, brainy and honest,
a fit leader tor the young democrat of the
county.
The nominee for county commissioner
Wra kumUauch of Sweet Home. Mr Rum
ba uh Is known as a careful, but public spirit'
ed man, devoted to the best interest of the
county. The convention renominated
Davis for county recorder, a lit and will de
served endorsement of a competent, faithful
public official. For county clerk, N P Payne
a fanner ot Albany prairie, was nominated and
for Sheriff Matt Scott, a farmer of Center pre
cinct was chosen. 1 bete men both in an em-'
phatic sense fill to the full the Jefferson in test
and standard cf being both honest and compe
tent. Mr Payne is a good scholar, fine pen
man, careful, paiastaking, and will eminently
meet the demand for competency. Matt Scott
is a sturdy specimen of Linn county cititensbip.
irreproachably honest, fully competent, moral
ly courageous, be will Brake a most efficien
sheriff. W E Curl ths candidate fur treasur
er bas already filled that office one term an 4
did It faithfully, honestly, and correctly. US
Williams who, for so long bas been deputy
county assessor wa nominated for assessor.
No man in the county has so ripe an experience
as he. He knows nearly every man in the
county and hence will make a splendid officer.
J O'Conner was renominated for county sur
veyor by acclamation, a sur.. test of his fitness
for the office. Prof G F Russell of Halsey was
nominated r School superintendent. Mr
Russell has bad charge of the Halsey public
schools far about eighteen months and gives
good satisfaction. He b well qualified, ener
getic and careful and w'U be a successful officer,
Vpoa the whole the ticket is the strongest the
party bas made for many years and we predict
its election by good majorities.
A HatTLBlV CttaiWB)
' The motley crowd that elected Pennor
er,' Is the way the Reseburg PlainJcaler
designate the vote whose voice carried
Penuoyer into the guberaatoriatjchalr four
year ago. From force of habit the Plu
tUJtr stands up and say to the democrat-
c party, "we are the party of "great moral
Ideas,'' "we thank God that we are not a
other men," and other like expression la
tended to make people believe that alt the
good and the great are in the republican
party and alt the low and vile are in the
democratic party. Day by day, week by
week and month Ly month, in season
and out of season, republican papers tell
their readers that their party is the party
of sobriety ,lntelligence,decency and moral
ity, but somehow a wicked and perverse
generation seem sloth to believe It. "Bro.
Benjamin this "motley crowd" will be
one of vast proportions next June, and it
increase will all be from the God and
morality party.
When governor of New Jersey four
years ago Leon Abbett Inaugurated a cru
sade against tax-dodging corporation.
The attempt to make them pay up was suc
cessful in all case except one that of the
Morris and Essex Railroad, which main
tained that it owed nothing and would pay
a like amount. Two arbitrators were ap
pointed, ce by the company and one by
the state.and the corporation's lagyers kept
the case dragging along four year. Peo
ple began to despair. But a soon as Gov.
Abbett wa elected a second time the rail
road weakened, the arguments were hur
ried along and the; result is an award of
$300,000, which will go far to replenish
the depleted state treasury. This Is a dis
tinct triumph for Gov. Abbctt's policy,and
one upon which both the state and himself
are to be congratulated.
Democrats of Linn county , the republi
cans of Multonomah and other counties
are rent into factions which makes bright
prospects far a democratic victory in the
state. Let us put ourselves in the fore
front of the coming fight by harmonizing
all past differences and come up In solid
phalanx to the support of the ticket made
to-morrow. The best democrat Is he who
will sink a!i past differences and go forth
for the great victory that the party can win
In this county if it will do so.
By the last Federal census the Territory of
New Mexico had a population of 119,565.
The Territory of Wyoming had 20, 589. New
Mexico is now estimated at nearly 200,000,
while Wyoming has grown very little. The
Republicans insist on making Wyoming a
State, because she casts a Republican major
ity, and refuse to make New Mexico a State
bjcau&e she is reliably Democratic There is
practical politics for you! East Ore f onion.
Mr McKlnley's committee ha raited the
duties on carpet wools as an illusory sop
o the farmers, and increased the duties on
carpets as a "compensation" to rr.inufact
uers. The consumer of carpet is fleeced
on both sides. His "compensation" comes
from permitting the republicans to spend
he surplus.
An experiment in photographing the
bottom of a well 1700 feet deep was recent
ly made and a perfect picture obtained.
The Instrument was let down, the moment
It touched the bottom a bright flash lihgted
up the cavity, revealing as the effect of the
explosive shock a very large hole-
Edward Atkinson declare that the an.
nual production of eggs in this country
equals In money value the country' annu.
al production of iron. The egt are eaten
as fast ar produced, while the iron etayt by
the owners, ar d is subject to laxstion as it
accumulates from year to year
The total imports of hops last year
anounted to 5,584,260 pounds, of the value
of $1,183,184. The total export of hop
from the United States during that period
were 10.038,544 pounds, valued at $1,73 5,-
052.
At the election in eastern cities on Mon
tiay the democrats made sweeping victories.
NOTE r TUB COS KXTIOS.
It wa a matter of note with all, that there
were more young men in the democratic con
vention yesterday than has ever been known
before.
The tv'u tori method of voting practiced
in yestetilay't convention was highly salufnc-
ory to nine tenths jf the democrats present.
It was eminently a succeu.
Every democrat present at the conv.nlion
expresses the belief that, by earnest work,
every man on the ticket will be elected by a
good majority oa the second of June.
In yesterday's convention the fair, plain ex
pression of the will of the majority was obtain
ed in the nomination of candidate. There
were no combine.
Evidence cropped out on all side J ester
day showing that the democrats of Linn are in
excellent fighting trin.
The boy felt somewhat awkward yesleida
voting tin rore but they soon got into the
harness all right, Democrats always get into
the harness when it cornea to voting
C C Jackson showed his unadulterated de
mocracy a well a hi true manlinm by mov
ing that the nomination of Mat Scott, hi com
pelitor, be made unanimous. Dr the way Mr,
Hackleman, when beaten for clerk by Mr
Payne, did the handsome thing by making the
motion that Mr Payne's nom nation be made
unanimous. Also Prof Mitchell came up smil
ing and asked that Prof Russell' nomination
for school superintendent be made unanimous.
The truth is there wa an unusual overflow of
good feeling among democrat generally,
A delegate from "the fork" who labored
Hard lor Jackson says that the man who was
popular enough to bent him is entitled and will
receive the democratic vote of that region In
full
REPl'BUCAN Uul'KKAUOS.
The republicans in congress are going
merrily on in their looting schemes, but
the senate at least is more cautious than
the .country had reason to expect at the
beginning of tl.e cession. The dependent
pension bill was rushed through with an
energy and speed which must have grati
fied the large horde of hu.igry claim
agentk who are waiting for fees.
There wa a halt called, however, on Mr
Plumb's amendment, whkh p'ovld.d for
the repeal otthe limitation in the Arrears
act The republicans ha promised to sup
port this scheme, but something ha oc
curred to frighten the boodler and their
friends, for Mr Hawley and othe. repuhli
cans protested against going to this ex
trcme verge of boldness. Mr Hawley at-
serted that the coat of pension for the
coming year would be J 130,000,000, and
that the repeal of the limitation would cost
the govt rn men t $500,000,000. Mr Plumb
admitted that the expenditure demanded
would be $478,000,000. The passage of
uch an act wsmld cost the taxpayers of
this country more than the charge ot
maintaining the standing armies ot France
and Oermany put together. And it la
thought that this refusual ot the republi
can to take $500,000,000 out of the treas
ury for partisan purposes Is moderation .
What are we to expect from a party that
thus defines moderation? Of two thing
at least we may be certain -a-that other
pension and subsidy grabs will have an
easier way, and that this very proposition
is not so dead tnat it cannot come up in
the House and reappear In the senate.
WEATH KU CROP BILLCTI KO S,
0( the Oregon State Weather Bureau,
co-operating with U. 8. Signal Service,
Central Office, Portland, Oregon, for
the week ending Saturday, March 2U,
1800:
WIATHXa.
The temperture has been higher, but yet
below the average for this period of the
rear. The rainfall was in light showers,
and distributed. Snow fell In Wasco,
Sherman, Gilliam, Morrow, Grant, Crook,
and counties to the south on March 30th,
but eeneralir disappeared the same day.
Snow also fell on the higher elevations of
western Oregon on the 30th. The amount
of sunshine has increased, but Is yet less
than is usual the fore part of Ahrll.
WHEAT.
The most encouraging repot t as to the
appearance and prospects of the winter
wheat crop are received. But Utile of it
was frozen out Some spring sown is al
ready up and is promising In appearance.
raiir.
Trees are backward in budding and bios
soming. Through Benton Co., blossoms
are plentiful. Wasco Co. along or near the
river, has also blossoms on peach, pcur and
cherry tree. The peach t ree were gen
eral'y slightly Injured by the hard winter,
but other fruit and berries promise bounti
ful yields. Warmer weather,, and more
sunshine I neededto develop the fruit
blossom
GBASS.
The grass is growing fi.jcly in all parts
of the slate, but like all othe growing veg.
atation needs warm sunshine.
sou, AC.
The toi'. continue to be so wet. especial
ly on low or bottom lands, as to retard
working it. Plowing and seeding are be
ing rapidly pushed when possible. The
wet soil will netcssitale much summer fal
lowing. The stock 1 rapidly recovering
from the effects of the severe winter
Though a late season, yet " the prospects
forexellent crops were never better.
B. S. 1'aql'k,
Observer U. 8. riijrnal Service.
Assistant Director Oregon Weather Bu
reau: .
It I consdered In the Washington po
titieal circle that the action of the eorn
mittees in both Houses on the silver ques
tion Indicates that a large number, if not
a majority of the members of both
branches of congress, favor a considerable
expansion in the silver element of Che clr.
culating medium, and if either of the bills
proposed the Jones or the Wlndom bill
becomes a law, the yearly increase fn
the white metal section of the currency
will be at least twice at great as it has been
under present regulations. But it is also
considered that the antagonism between
these two measures added to the opposi
tion to free coinage will be effective in
preventing the passage of any silver b!llat
the present session.
The value of telephonic patent is strik
ingly sho-.vn by the last annual report of
the Bell Telephone company. During the
past three years this company hat cleared
a net profit of over $2,600,000 a thowing
that dcubtloss surpasses that of my like
concern In the country. They have 757 ex
changes in the country and 44000 Instru
ment in use. The chief improvment of
the last year was the increase of the num
ber of miles of wire underground by 10,
300, or 60 per cent, ever the year proceed
ing. The republican statesmen at Washing
ion are making concessions after conces
sion -now to the subsidy grabber, again
to pension agent, now to beef packer.
Every bit of legislation is intended to make
some one or other ho control votes a
little richer than he can get by the proper
use of Ms talents and capital. Wtien doe
the party now in control of the govei n
ment intend to concede something to the
taxpayer, whom it I alway making poor
er? "Big Jim" Lotan completely squelched
Bos Simon Saturday. Joe will hereafter
go by the sobriquet of McGintv ,
To expel the impurities in the Word and
nivo strength to the sybtuin before thetfl'ecU
ot warm w eather are fult, line l'f under' Ore
gon Blood Punliur.
W'AVrUVtituN, Mai'. 31, i?yo
Boss Quav has returned, and the very
first thing he did wa to order the senntcr
ot his party to confirm the nomination of
the Florida official Hint the protest and
charge ot the Florida Senaloi have had
"hung up" for some time, and the result
was the liveliest secret cton of the Senate
tor many a day. The democratic senator
did not mli.ee worJ In attacking the men
that Quay wa cracking hi whip to have
confirmed, and th? lenaiendjourncd with
out confirming them, but of course Mr
Quay will tee to It that they are cunfli ined
thla week.
At a meeting ot the executive committee
ot the National Assocluttut ot democratic
club held here Saturday, it w a deter
mined to take an active part lit the coming
campaign notvUhalandlng the gentle hint
given by certain leading democrat that
no help wa needed from the clubs, Mr
Carlisle I a believer In the good accom
plished by club and so i Mr Cleveland,
and In tact the majority ot good demo
crat. The headquarter ot the executive
committee will In future be in this city In.
tead of New York.
The commissioner ot pension estimate
that It will take $40,000,000 a year to
meet the service pension bill proposed
by the House co.nmlitec on invalid pen
sion.
Reprcsenatlvc Seney, who ha just re
turned from Ohio, tay "I don't think the
redisricting ot state assure the democrat
a much a tome count on. The districts
are shaped to give not fifteen, but el jht
out ot that fifteen have democratic ma
iorltie of less than i,oo which H rather
a narrow margin In Ohio politics."
Represenattve Bland, ot Mlttouit, and
Williams, of Illinois, In a strong minority
report against the Wlndoin stiver bill say
that In their opinion ihe bill Is very adroit
ly drawn to suspend silver coinage,
to
totally demonetize this metal and to per
manently establish, the slng'e stanard of
gold payment.
The election committee of the House
ha decided to unseat two more dcrrocrat
-Wise, ot Virginia and Turpln ot Ala
bama. Hearing have been going on before the
republican of the House Way and Mean
committee just a vigorously during the
last few day a when the tariff bill was
first began. The republican have
promised to lay the new bill before the
whole committee to-morrow, ami It they
do, It will soon get before the House, but
It Isn't safe to count an anything abbvt thlt
bill, owing to the dicker In that party.
It I now rrgardeJ a a certainty that
Assistant Postmaster General Clarkson
will leave the government service this
spring. Ill resignation I said to be now
n the hand of Mr Wanamaker, and was
handed In because of a xint from Mr Har
rison that It would be acceptable to him.
TiiK gukt riunr.
The Sltrtury gives the following grapic
account of Ihe great factional fight between
the two republican bosses in Portland. The
idea that "tears from heaven without aid grog
from within" should moisirn the proceedings
is funny:
"This has been a wet afternoon.
It has been moistened by tears front hsaven
without and copious draught of grog fiom
within.
It ha been hot and cold.
Hot for the fellow who mu the fight and
cold Oh I to icy for those who have sufTced
defeat.
Spirits have gone up and spirits have gone
down.
The people have voted and so have the
dollars.
It bas been a content of brains, of brawn
and of money.
o pebble wa left undisturbeil, nod no
blooming Sower, if it bad a vote, bat been left
to wither unnoticed by the wayside.
It bas been a fight to the finish, and the
glove have be-n t-f silken thinness.
The two political elephants, a represented
by the Mercury's tpecinl artist, have lie en for
week and weks vigorously pulling in oppotii
directions. The Hebrew giic cf Mr Simon
has beta pitted against the Irish muscle of Mr
Lotan. Neither foe would compromise with
the other and the democratic ticer bat been
locking on with unconcealed satisfaction. The
ravenous heart his been wailing fur the death
struggle of the republican patty, intending to
pounce upon it at a time when it wouU be
come an easy prey.
M A KIN U C LOTH I Mi I fU R.
ine Krpuoucan farm w 1 prooses so in
crease of duty on nearly everything that L
worn by the people.
Cotton cloth, already taxed at an average of
nearly 50 per cent., is burdened wilh an in
creased duty of from one quarter to three
quarter cents per yard. Cotton thread yarn
and wr rps are increased three cents per pound
Asa Protection organ puts it, "(be duty on
nearly every ankle in the cot.cn manufactures
schedule is increased." Nut content with this
tbe Committee has discovered a new 01 ject of
taxation has imposed a duty of 50 per cent ad
valor en on ready made garments comKed of
cotton or other vegetable fibre.
A very -eavy increase 01 duties is made in
wools and woolen manufactures. The people
of this country paid last year over $70,000,000
in taxes on these indispensable articles. Mr
McKinley's Committee proposes that the peo
p'e hall pay still more in fines, shall wesr
shoddy or go cold. '
A duly of 15 per cent it threatened on hides
with the object of increasing the cost of boots
and shoes.
The duties on flax, jute and bemp, on linen
and on cotton bagging are about doubled.
. And this is "reforming the tariff" by its
friends." l hen lcfore in the history of civil
ized government has it been proposed to re
duce superfluous revenues by raising taxes and
to relieve the burden of the people by increas
ing tbe cost ol their clotlune and other neces
saries?
One of the most important project for
Colorado is on foot. Ciau Sprecklels.the
sugar king, ha agreed to invest $1,500,
000 in an immense boei-sugar plant In
Denver, if a like a .iount villi b invested
there !n stock ii the enterprise. Mr
sprcckcl agrees : erect and equip a sugar
refinery in that city at a bona fide cost of
$3.oo,ooo, and commence its' operation
in two years.
France produces annually 2o,ooo,coo
tons ot c jal ; Germary, 70,000,01x7, and
England, 165,000,000. The annual con
sumption of France amount 1560 pund
for every Inhabitant; in Germany, 3000
pounds; in Belgium, 4300 pounds, and in
England, 7400 pound,
Special attention it called
Simpson 'ktiue line of clothing,
or bsrgsib.
t Mr. O W
Call in time
Best roast toffs in ' the
Meyeis.
eity at Conrad
Bargains at iUad'a.
Having taken the agency of Dr Thatch
er's magnetic shield, f wi'l be pleased to
see alt suffering wiu. ihronic diseases
Rheumatism a specialty, bamu ax had
by Prof. Spear, "
Mrs S. Race.
A Nicw Hiscoverv Hubbard's Head
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and fill a long felt want.
A Fine Assortment of all kind of
Fancy and Staple Giocerics, Provision
can always be found at the Willamette
Packing Co.'. Your attention is especi
ally directed to their special display ad.
TELEGlUriilO HEWS
Kali roads.
roRTLANn, Or., March 8 Portland It
nipiuiy becoming the roilrou 1 center 01 the
West.
The Ovmm Kailwny F.xtemiiot) Company.
f which lion Henry Failinii, of tliit city, it
president, and Hon Joseph Simon secretary,
ycsivrdAy filed at Olympia Washington, tup-
icincntary ouiclcs ol Incorporation empower
ng it to build 3000 mile of new lines in the
Noitliwctt.
The company will gridiron Orr-cnn, Wash
ington, Idaho and Montana wait lines, all of
winch will brmg business to Portland,
I'jrelonra Kverywher.
Cleveland, Ohio, April 8. A cyclone
ttiuck Norwalk, Ohio, about 5 o'clock this
afternoon, The stoim came from the nottb
west and swept a track al out half a n.ile wide
from the eastern limits of the city quite a long
distance in Ihe country. The umbrella fac
tory of Sprngue & French, In whkh about
ihirty young women were employed, was parti
ally demolished, Man of the tills escaped
and others were canH Dora Vuiinri, need
19, received fatal mimics. Nellie Harding,
Mist Brush and several others recclvedinliitie.
A number f barn nd other mll bulldingi
were wrecaea. 1 rees were unrooted and foil'
ces torn down in all direction.
Dm KOtr, Mich., April. A tornado visited
several cities and town in the southern pur-
lion of the stale at an early hour this mornh
doing coniiderable damage. At Charlotte
number of residences, two mill and a great
many out building and chimneys were demol
bhed, fortunately uo one was severely hurt.
Defalealeil aa4 sllrd.
Nkw York, April 8. The 1 1 liter dcfal-
cation and the suUrquent failure yesterday
uiu auiare a: tions, broker, I the sen
sation of Wall street. Henry 8 Bennet,
council for the Kilj(nce,ay no one can yet
till the amount of the dclalcatlon, but he
thought the d.'ficlt by llllger. would
amount to $600,000.
tlrewlaiK wersa.
Wakiiimuyon, April 8. While Repre.
tentative Randall condition ha been
criou tor manv in, initio ha ha h
wore during the last two or three day s.and
in mm 01 siaie. ' j
A Lot r fra bs.
Oakland, April 8. Excitement among
the follower ot Mrs Wood worth and other
prophets of the destruction of Kan Fran
cisco and Oakland grows more Intense at
the time named in tbe visions for the
catastrophe draws near. According to the
prophecy, yesterday wa the last day to
escape from the to cities, a the railroad
would now le ci ippled so that no more
train could go out. So the believer
made a rush to get away by last night
Maagrjr frapi.
Vienna, April 8, At a meeting of tinker
here to day, policemen were ttoncd by tbe
crowd and many stiikert arrested. Later 8000
unemployed held another disorderly meeting
which culminated in s serious ilot. The mob
demolished a police guanl room in tbe subuibt
and tctiousiy wounded the officer in charge.
Tbrr then sst the to a spirit shop and prevent
ed ihe lire engine from anpro-iching, and plun
dered several Jews slum. Troop bad to be
called out before the riulett dierscd.
A Bad frswd,
Loxdo, April 8. Bramwsll Both, toe of1
General rJooth, of the tUlvation'A'uty, baa
bten tamauousd Ut appear in the polio court
ly a lady to iwstr s charge of illegally f
Uiuiug br pro, ry . Hi believed tbst
this i tbe first of a saries) of similar actions
to be btovtht by former rnvmlwrs t,f lbs
amy, and that a systematic and saooastfal
soham to obtain property by leader of the
army wilt be dtaolused.
Am lataseaae Mia.
Londo, April 8. Tbe 8ampoo Low
C-frpany publisher of .Stanley' tuw book,
"'darkest Africa," have eom!t4 arranire-
to iatoe 5,00,OUO cpta of the work,
aa undertaking which tbsv deem abundantly
warrautod by the emmba-r and extent of tbe
oidcr for the book al road y rcivd. Tbe
book will be printed in hfUvn different lan
guages. A OarUi Jail atieah.
Spokane Falls, April 7. A daring and
tuecessfuIikUemp, to break j4il was made by
a number of prisoners confined in the county
jail here last night.
Immediately af:ei the jiter nude bis rounds
the bar were wrenched ofT,and four prisoner
crawled tbiough the break they bad made
Tbe lamp burning on tbe window till was
turned ap so that the flame rame Out at the
top of the chimney. Then the four prisoners
ran behind Ihe end of tbe prison cage. Aery
was immediately raised by the others for the
jailer to come and put out the Limp, wbich
would explode, Beard responded to the "cries
by coming fiom the office. Seeing tbe lamp,
he made for it with tbe intention of putting it
out,
As be did to he was suddenly felled to the
floor by a blow on the head from one of the
prisoners, wlici ran up Iximid him. Tbe o'h
ers then came out fun 11 their hiding place and
assisted in bin ling il jailer with rope and
gagging h;m. After li!iating nineteen prison
kit in ihe upper tier they made their escape,
kicking the jail gates behind them.
The jailer wot liberated in two hours, when
1 be sheriff summoned a posse and started off
on the trial at once.
Itlawa Away.
Bt'RLiNGTON, la,, Aptil 7 A report reach
es here late to night by raihead wire that
Prophetstown, lib, baa been partially blown
away by a cyclone, and many people killed.
No other particulars can be learned, as tbe
wire are now prostrated by the storm. ,
AaattserKladaf Oelaae.
Nkw York. April 7. In regard to the state
mcnt Sullivan is said have made, Corbett to
day said: I want to say I think it very unfair to
tpeak disparagingly of a man whom be hat
never met and of whose ability he has no
knowledge. If he did say he could atop me
in four rounds I will give him an opportunity
to try it at my benefit, which takes place in
tbe Fifth Avenue Casino, Brooklyn, under the
auspice of the Seat de Athletic Club, on next
Monday night, when I will spsr Sullivan four
rounds, and if I do not succeed in besting him
he can have the entire gate receipts.
A Torttado.
Louisville, Ky., April 7. It bat just been
learned that Harper! Ferry, Henry coun'y,
was almost completely destroyed by a tornado
to-day. The village is composed of lest than
two dozen bouses, all which were blown down,.
Two persons are known to have been killed
a-d 7 or 8 bailly hurt.
I am also willing to wsyer from $5000 up
wards that he cannot put m to sleep in four
rounds,
Many tirinarralle tltUrtes.
Detroit, April 7, Charter election were
held throughout the Hate to-day. In many
instances the issues w.i re of a purely local
nature. Among the larger places Kalamazoo,
Vpsdansi, Marshal, Holland, Munroe snj
Hillsdale, went republican, while I.ansintr.
G 'and Rapids Jackson, West Bay City and
Muskegon have gone ulmott solidly democratic
In the villages and townships the parties are
about equally divided, with democratic ma
jorities in the preponderance,
Seed rrouipt Attention,
Oakland, Ca!., April 5, A number of fhe
followers of Mil Woodworih have sent a peti
tion to Governor Waterman declaring that the
cities of San Francisco, Oakland end Alameda
are to be destroyed by a great earthquake and
tidal wave on April 14th, and asking that dayt
be appointed for fatting and prayer in all the
churchej throughout the slate, and that not
later than April 7th all the prisoner confined
in the jails be removed to places of saf. ty and
that all United States securities, etc., '.1 the
mint, banks, or elsewhere.be removed safe
keeping. " .
live saving stations,
Washington, April 6, The house com
mittee on commerce hat reported to 1'ie house
favorably, the bill making an appropriation for
a life saving station at Tillamook bay, Oregon,
with an amendment limiting the cost for $10,
000, The commerce of this section, the com
mittee says, is rapidly increasing.and the com
mittee urges the e&tublishment ot a station as
soon as possible.
The bouse bill for the establishment of a life
saving station at the mouth of the Siuslaw
river, in Orecoc, has been reported to the
house favorably, with a recommendation that
il be passed as soon as possible, with an
amendment limiting the cost to to,ooo.
I'Mlr Bridges,
Pasco,. April 6, llunf'i engineers have
been triangulating the Colembia all this week
near Wtllula, and finally worked tip ta Patco
rlilne before finding a suitable place to cross
the river with a bridge and the matter it now
(Infinitely settled they will be obliged to eros
the Columbia and Snake rivers on the North
em Pacific brUlget.
Oraaget Aahare.
Yaijuina, April 6. Yattrrday morning
several hundred boxes of oranges came ashore
about two miles south of Newport, Many of
the Wines bore the mark C C, Tacoma, The
weather having been fairly good In this vicinity
for tome day, And no wreckage having been
discovered, the appearance U tuch fruit It
quit unaccountable other than they might
have been part of deck kiad on tome passing
vet set and have liecn washed ovciboaid from
torn cause or other.
! t'lljr Uuasnlai,
Boisb CiTY.Idaho. April 6, The capltol o'
Idahu having been pet manently located at
Boise City, real estate it active. The Boise
City Statesman thowt aggregate transfers of
1 500,000 for the week ceding the 5th, Now
Yoik, St Louis, Denver, Salt Lake and San
Fiancitco capitalist are heavy invesiors.
kiantaih Lands,
Washington, April 6 The house com
mlttee on Indian affairs hat authorised a favor
ably report on the bill introduced in Ihe houtt
by De Haven, to provide for the disposition
and tale of landt known at the Klamath river
reservation lit California. The bill provides
for the opening of these lands subject 10 settle
ment, tuny and purchase under the home
stead and pic cmption laws.
A kew rrvsHeat,
San Francisco, April 6. The Chronicle
to-morrow prints an interview with Senator
Stanford. In course of a discursive convert v
tton he say. "I tbtll leader may resignation
at president of the Southern Pacific Company,
at the annual tcttloa of the board of directors
to-morrow1 or next dsy. It will be accepted
and unless he declines, my successor will be C
V Huntington.
COUNTY COUKT PKOCKCOINUlt.
t. R. X. Blackburn, Juibr B. W. Cuor and 0
W t-tUlt, CumuisaUawni,)
Application ol II W Froinan undoth
era lor county road granted, and F M
Klacr.TJ UiackandD )I Ambrose r
pointed viewers.
in tue mailer 01 U10 application of
Wltxcl for dautagps, costs allowed, and
petitioner to pay 123 and county to jy
balance, and road was declared oiH'tied.
Ten dollar) per month wa ordered
allowed lor mipiKirt of Henry Jlendcr
son, to 1 paui to iionertuias.
Miss Lrtll lUtssett was fruited
scholarship in the hut Agricultural col
hire,
11 II Kirk resimnxl nupcrvlsor ol
district 84 and J U Putikard was ap
pointed. Kulit tiUws resigned as supervisor ol
district 3U; K 11 Chance ap.uiUI.
Chas Uurkliart, ol district 14, allowed
Ut 01 IUIIIlR-r.
Temi.lf Uu allowed I'JS lor a 1.1 of ljerv
F M Klxer, sucrintitdent of district
au. aiioweti auuu ii-ct of lumU-r.
Warrants were ordered drawn lor the
following:
II Farwell, salary ,,f til (W
John Uienetidorfc-r, 102 J'ds gravel 8 Oil
Win Tucker, aid Time Horn 15 W
Uwi 11 ltardardA Co.... -Ill 50
K II Patterson, w ildcat stain . 1 00
Hamilton A Andrews, aid Orch
ard family 20 00
J II Cornell, ttravtl........ 120
W h Jester, aid poor 6 60
Albany Canal A ater Co, rent.. 1& W
Matthews A Washburn, sundries. 13 MV
Allsiny KUntric Light Co 27 GO
C V Marieis, w ildcat scalp 1 00
Jas Fiuwater, aid jour 10 00
Frank Duncan, wildcat scalp 1 00
S llroilahaw, 2 wildcat scalps 2 00
J It lAne.aupdist 3d, reappointed 24 OU
I. M Curl, as supt 115 00
Mitct & Nutting, printing... 28 60
ti Humphrey, Iws, Simmons case 2 60
C Kuchner, work on bridge ...... 35 00
The county court was considering the
hhls for bridges at the time of going to
press. ,
BI4L MT41I1 salKS.
Chas lUatn to Rachel Biain,63 acres
14 w2 ...
II It Shulu to It Mmlu, 2 lots, 14
Albany
Chester liamtall to Albert K lUn-
dalt, 27 acres, 10 w 1
Martha lllain to Rachel H albert, 53
acres, 14 w 2
A K Tlioinpson to O 0 Tlmiiijison,
1 lot. It's A. lirownsville.. . .
1
10
150
1
(15
A K TbomjHton to Cl C Thoiupiun,
luusiuuit, ti l A.urownsviiie..
Lucy and m Uhiss to ltachel
I '.lain. 53 acres, 14 w 2
LI Watkina to Uachel lllain, 63
acres. 14 wS
Kolit Andrews to Iorenzo Tibbita,
HO acres, 14 w 3
Rachel Hulhert to Kmon llarker,
63 acres 14 w 2........ .. ......
J II Waters to J K Mcltargue, 70x
H)5 ft, X Brownsville
E S Mas ten to J I Wolf.KO acres 14
8 I Shore to (Tfj Wilson.'i aVres 9
w 1
Martin Payne to Matilda Parsons,
1-6 of KI0.12 acres 11 w S
Jonathan Wassom to C F fc-toncGeld,
1 lot.W's A, Letwnon
T L Wallace to LA Woodle, water
loto, Albany
Geo M Smart to J W Payne, 150.06
acres, 13 2.
Or. to (1 M Smart, 1511.05 acres, 13
K 2. . . ....
U 8 to Thurston Thomas, 100 acres
200
1
1
2400
900
625
1000
300
1200
00
10
000
319
10 2 Patent
A J Bilyeu to Martin Bityeu, 3
lots W's A, Scio 600
J L Cowan to 1) W Harnin, 20x162
ft.and lot l.bl 2, H's 3rd A.Leb. 300
Total... i...
Total lor year. ...........
COMING iVENlH.
,..4 0243
.$444,480
April 10 and 11. Merchants Carnival at
the Opera House. Admission, 60ccn.a.
Iteserved seats at Bluckiuan's.
April 12. Arlnir Day. Kxerclses under
auspiws of public school at Opera House.
Admission, 10 cents.
April 14. Oakland and San Francisco
to be destroyed, according to Mrs Wood
worth. '
April 15; State Sunday School conven
tion at McMlnnville.
April 10 Republican State Convention
at Portland.
April 22, Benton County Democratic
Convention.
April 24. State Democratic Convention
at Portland.
June 2. State and County elections.
, Col Lens of ths Sixth Regiment
8aM Dr K 8 iii)ldaai By tbssdvios of a
friubd 1 was indussd to at your Ktnsreal
v'ougrt Syrup for a tsvsrs eouh. 1 found
great relief from the uts of only one bottls,
Eogssb Lias, Stockton.
Lars tis $1, tinall 50 oentt, Eor sale
by H O Hubbard, drogitt.
At Cost.- Having purchased a drum
mer's samples, consisting of ladies' and
children's muslin underwear, babies
Fauntelroy caps and hoods, infants and
children's slips and dres&eg, etc., etc.,
and receiving on the same a great dis
count, I will oner the same to the pub
lic at their wholesale price. From 25 to
60 per cent can be saved on all these
goods. Call early before the stock is
broken. U W Simpson.
Millinekt Opening. At the Mitset
K and & Ball Friday and Saturday, April
It, 13. All ladiea cordially invited to
come and Inspect our ttock at It It superioi
in quality. Price considered lo any thing
ever before brought to this city.
I have jutt received a hrge invoioe of lace
curtains, tanging in priue from one to nine
dollar t a pair, acrim, turtain nets, etc. Alto
a line of curtain poles and ftt"nitare cover
ing. SamcilE Youkg.
You ciu save many a dime by trading
H C Hubburds new diugstors, Try it.
at
Center Tables. -A large and elegant
shipment of center tables, In new designes
finest stock in the valley, just received a
FortmiUer Irvings.
LYONS.
r.lmcr ililltt.. K(,tl nf T 11 Ittnff nf fhla
plnce, cut an tijily kmU in lila foot yuatcr-
day w ith an axo, w hich he was UMing.
Heliool coinnicncoil in Weawl Flat din-
trlct VfKtnrdiiv. with Vlrvtl iinin aa
liHwhe-ri alMoin Fo Valley, with 0 V
ttwanko as teacher.
jrUPcillnr nii.l II T.vona 1..ft 1,.r Al-
lituiy yeatmliiy to atUMl the diMiiocratic
county convpntifm.MtloU'Katt'ifrftin th
precinct. K M Wharton anil J UTraak
go totlay na ik'It'gnU-a to tlio republican
convention. 1
. ' - I
The "PWlflH tiMta" cf tnnnwholiava
iM.n worklmr at Kiimart'a Hhiff for tba
hint mouth went to Jlrown'a MPl yester
day to put in aiding at that place.
A tslKrin waa received from Salem
thla morning elating that Mr Lvdia
Heed, daughter of Mr and Mrs J L
Bfrry, of thia pbtco, was seriously 111
from a continuation ot the "grippe."
J W Ilrown, of Brown's Mill, has pur-
chased from J C 11 hut & Co, of this
pine, an tiio liHiiiH,-r now remaining at I
tlioir mill, consisting of over 100.U00 fret.
and will commence the shipment of the
to me to Corvallis at once to suntity the
increasing ucnmnu lor luuiiwr at that
place.
The Grand Armv nost of Mclianm will
hold a "camp-fire fit their hall Thurs-
day evening next, at which old scenes
win be renewed, speeches made, "hard-
tack." hacoti and beans indulge In, and
.1 ..a . . . . . . ' . I
wind up Willi a "nighWap" sociable,
general good time is anticipated.
AftflBY at WEILL
Ural Estate Agents,
Art always In the lead. Thty hare sold
3 lots to Mr Gennenctr, ot Lo Angeles,
Cab, in Allen A Hawkin s addition, and
contracted 3 more. All parties wanting
their tots and farm property told should
list It with the men who get there first.
NEW STOKK-'LADlEtt' BaZAAB.
An entire new and stylish stock of
fine millinery, ladies and children's
ready-made garments, hosier-, corsets.
handkerchiefs, kid gloves,, neckwear,
veiling, embroideries, laces, Ac, &c. New
novelties lor unties ana ciniiiren ar
riving dally. Call and examine goods
and prices. Every article marked in
plain figures. One price to all. lie
member the place Ladies' l'azaar, Fro-
nian woes.
A ITas EaoorsesMat.
Aturt mU A LinTT
Ihua Sis It affords me great pleas
ure to write you concerning tue "iJauer'
Piano funiished lor tha 'Levy Concert,,
and used by nte on i'rhlav evening. I
have rarely heard such a beautiful sing
ing, quality ot tone aa is produced by this
justly celebrated instrument. The action
is very easy and I can truthfully say that
I thorouKlily enjoyed playing on the
"Bauer." Thanking you for your cour
tesy, 1 sin very truly yours.
Kb win M SiioKtkT.
M saw Tiunos. Just as soon as a city
gets to booming and displaying some
, wj ..nwssTiiiaauiiiiBssuiHii
it. On exchange says that a iwah
. I -a t la all lal
ittT 11 " oiner uay arut stole tne
city hall for one leg to a pair ol panU.
Another excliange says that dago got
drunk at 1 Grande recently andsucked
1116 contenu out 01 the gas well. fcx.
FKCY Wo.-A fine line ol fancy
work just received at Cl W Simon's,
. i,l jt I
banner rods, India silks, figured and
plain, a large assortment ol embroidered
maU-rial and a choice variety ol fancy
gl generslly. An elegant stock to
rlect from.
WasaaTO Csr TnaM. When wanting
an organ or piar.a call on G L Blackman
whers you can select irotn a first class
stok.
10 nor cant off on alt cash italss for tbs
est SO daya-at w r lUad a.
- m m mt
A Choick Vakiitv Fine comb hon
ev. sit kinds ot tvrupt. choice nlcktc la
wood and In glata,pk:kled pigs feet, chow
chow, In fact an endless variety of choice
groceries at Ceo C Henderson's. Give me
a call, prompt attention and satisfaction
guaranteed. Prices the lowest.
A Snaar Its The ncst line of cut
cry and shears In the city at Stewart & !
So s. Their goods are the very best aid
III llanil I !. Inl
Ths Verdict CaaalaMiBS.
W D Suit, bratrvWt. Bl, Ia4., tsaUSast
aw fantn wd !ouria Hitsm aa Um rmrr I
wmly. a vary bmUa n(4 has nrtist la rvnry
mm. On bum took sis butuas, tad wat eursS m
rtMHianaiumal lOfwa'standuit-. A hraham tiara,
4raM, blllta, Otito, alSnna : ' TSa bast aomnf
aaicia I bas r kaodlad ta mjr SO jraan s
tmntnt. is Klaetrte Ulttsrs," Ibtuand at thr
bam adoad taalr taallmrmy, ta ibat Ux vanbet I
onaatmott (hat KlattrM Uttlart So cure all diss ma
ths Urar Ktdiwjra or tfaonl. Only a bait dollar
bouu at fiwhaj aad Waauo's Vrof Stora.
A tt'eaaa's Dlseevtry.
HAMbr wonsaHal bat ba mds
sod ihs lanH? a ladrla ibis wmnlr. lmt laa.
tooad Its alniebM ttfxia bar and ( jraarwi raars aha
lib, land Ha aararast lasts, bat bar ilal sr-vas wart
oiHlaroMoad and daaU taaowa tSUDUMtit, rar tbrta
atoi. lbs aha risebad .rwntljp mA sua A aol tlaaa,
SM boii(1iS e aa buMta ol Or Kltur't Pltov-
2lur C-MMQBipUua and was so lautfe rallrvad aa
Ine fn .Saw tea aba tiapt al aibt sod wlta
uo b.Xll hu h-a tafiaauloual) ear ad. Har BaaM
la ttrs bettor met" It us wrttrs W C H somas and
Co , of tUj. Xa-OMirw tnal butaw as Fo
thajr sod awatltrs Oraj Stora, t
J W Dretlty. best hoot snd shoe maker in
eify, oppvsl FortmiUer & Irying's.
Bnrkles's Arnica Salve,
Ths but 8la lit tbs world far 0s, Brats ,Sjr.
Uloara, S.lt Shia-n, favar Siraa. tur, Cbaupd
bao-ls, Chilblains, Owns, and all Skia Ernpttun, and
pnaiuvalrtittrat Hi laa,ar ao par riqulrad. it U (Uar
atitvad Vi gHt parfact aaUafacUoa, or atoney lafiind
ad. Prlos tt sanw par box, for salt bj roabay and
ktaaoa :
Dr. M. H. k'llis, physician and turcatat
Aleany, urtjjon. t-aJls mans le eity rx
euntrv.
mmm -
S.mUs ths celebrated Jllavana fillsd ci
gars, manufactured at Jul aaJoteph'u eigsr
lactory. uniyo cents.
A Isrgs selection tfponpont and cord for
trimming banners at tbs Ladies Kaaaar,
New cream ehesss jnst leeeived at CcLrad
Meyers.
Albany Market.
Wheat-HOW J
Oats- 81),".
Buiteiar'-ur, pi n
Ppgs-iiOr
Hay-U.tH).
Potatoea 75 rts per bushol '
Boefon fcKit, 8Hr
A ,iplea 75 cents por bu,
?urk fJjo per lb. dresaod
Barons haiaa, ViHc
shoulders, 80.
aides lOo.
iiid-9o peril.,
nonr 4.ift per bbl.
'bickens S.0U per dan,
d 111 Feed bran, 14.00 per ton
aborts, IS.
middlings, 20.
Choi,
City Restaurant.
Ilivingbetn rDtirtly retnode'id. this old
and popular restaurant will be nine's first
olaoa in cvsry raieet. Tbs publ.o will ba
giveu goixi mi-nla at all hours for only 25
cauls. jiveryimng neat ana ettraotivs.
Private boxes. Oj stem In tvery style.
- W. A. McGm. ..
mO TAXPAYERS.--Nolle is herebT
I. given that C eunty ttrs will bsaome
atiiltiquent on April 1st. All taspvers
ars therefore wsmsd lo call ansT settle
tor tbe same fceftre skat thus and sa.vs
costs.
Johw Smallmsw,
hherUf.
MOriEY, CHEAPLY.
We have made arrangements to tspply
money to all on long time at low rats af
interest on improved f.irmt and city prsjs
erty, Thsee who contemplalet bufldljsg
brick blockt or good brick business boats
can get money, See ut.
WALLA0B& CfSlOK.
37th
Notice;
h,,e ut 0r,;8on.T reasiirer't Office. )
Salkm, April 7th, ifiyo. J
o i nercoy given that there ate
sufficient fund on hand lo par all warrantt
dorted of tbe issue of and iSoo.and
they will be paid on presentation at this
Plce' "umbeied at lollowt I
3. 4t 360,3253, 3.155. H'A 3'M.
vi 35'7 '5J5' 3405, 344, 3530, 3449,
J4S?, 337, 33't 3, W, 348, 343,5,
J44', 3439. 343. 3443, 3433, 3dW. 3445
.... U . . .. . . , . - - . Um - .OA -
mv 'Wf-Mw .v,u 4 '4n, 2400,
a4' a437. 3533. a.?3S, 3577, 35.3s, 354?.
'539. 537.' 5". 3533, "5 . 3435, 3530,
3531.
3560,
347. 3475. 3571, 3583, 3S6, S583,
3503, 3477, 3474, 3476, 3444, 3580,
3JS. 4S. 3461, 3454, 3447, 3570,
3555. 354. 3599. 3.01, 3534. 3573,
S9
3559,
3549,
36tty,
3463, 3593, 3tyi, 3617, 3639, 3690,
30a3, 3O4O, 371X1, 3711, 3708, 3707
3704,
3687, 3483, 3460, 3i6, 3430, 365
3675
3700, 3081, 3459, 35J, 3457, 3543
3594, 3GSS, 3649, 3699, 3657, 364ft,
3577,
361.5,
aaSI, 3413, 3738, 3703, 3083, 3479,
Soot, 3715, 37l6, 3660, 30JO, 37o,
3451
37 10.
3638, 3636, 3717, 3733, 3713, 3668,
3737,
3734.
3738, 3739, 3740, 3511, 3645, 3653,
3733. 3004, 10J8, 307s, 3655, 3741
3404,
3677, 3673, 3663, 3746, 3313, 3674
3718,
359S. 3673, 3631, 3747, 3748, 375 J,
3753.
3750, 377. 37o, 3733, 3674, 648,
35"3,
3676, 3665, 3696, 3743, 3463, 3756,
3760,
3770, 3709, 3773, 3777, 3765, 3764
a755
333t 3743, 2713, 3773, 3774, 3635
3614, 3761, m, 3783, 3759, 3A 3757
ft.. U Maaa faaaaa a. n.O . SWtJU A...II
275, 27H0, 2779. 2773, 2781, 27B8, 274
279J. 277. ZH. 2o. 2w5, Z7io. 2775
2823, 2817, 2654, 2671, 2669, 2667, 2643,
Z42'. 2343. 2749. 2745. 2330, 2o2, 2816,
2813, 2839, 2651, 273. 282.5, 3630, Z744,
2478, 2760, Z807, 2Ho8, 2843. 2S44, 2845.
Z846, Z847, Z850, 24. 2852, 2851, 254.
28u, 2776, 2836, 2SiO, 26, 2784, 555,
2856, 2765, 2Soi. VkM, 2789. 27'M. 233,
798, 222. 2827, 22o, 237, 2826,
28u, 2835, 2790, 28i2, 268o, 22i, 2686,
2799. -2849, 858, 2"-28, 2828, 2W2, 286 1,
f76, 2840, 2857. 286, 2797. 2863. 286S,
H64, 2866, 22, 2867, 2H68, 2869, 2870,
272, 2871, 288v, 2879, 2878, 2874. 2873.
192, 29, 290Z, 2832, 2900, 2903, 297,
jOt 2'xj. 2otO. 2m. 28 '22rL 3Uor.
29.VA a96. 2913. 2y3'i, 2943. 2921, 3962,
9A 2929. 2933, 279". 2876, 2-136, '974,
2975. 2455. 297. 2947. 2948, 'A25. 2976J
w. 2999.2990,2923, 2977. 2911, 2912,
24. 2995. 2997, 2984. 2986, 3A9
Interest will not be allowed after the
date ol thit notice.
O. V . Waun,
State Treasurer.
Townsend's
Garden Addition
1 now ttTeJl for Thia b out i t tht
aroaod AIoy, being vary high and -dry,
I rioh u,r 8deo ;d fni u wma0
UWB' UMII mWtW I aWlttJM ivf ItSIMCUW IU U
this groeod whers MrTnwotsnd gr.whU
famoa. ,trawWms for ssveraJ years f ths
Albany ark-t. There is not a mors health-
fc (octioa around AlUnv than la fosnd is
this sisbtl locatioe. fad siaed loU and
blocks, street all laid oat to o-vrsmpond wild
J the ttrt raoain? ibroonb ths (Jolua and
tli"a. mis property is only two
blocks from lbs propo4 atrt car line
Tbl, prtnmttj U soM by ths U r
lots on tbe installment plan nr ia) ra t.ts to
salt tbs tarchar. W hil this prpertr is
sonod to nous aroood A!hy:ti it iil b
sold at reasonable prions.
i Office eppueita ths farmers & Merchants
Into ratt o Co., 1st Street, Albany.
F, f.l. FfiEHCH,
, DiaLSB IS
WATOHES,
Clocks,
J EWELRY
Spectacles.
I have the larcest stock ol
Spectacles ana Eye glasses
in the county and fit them
by Johnston's pat. Dioptic
eye meter.
City Drug Store.
Stanard & Gusick
Proprietors. Successors to
Guiss & Son. Dealers in
drugs, medicines and
: chemicalsjfancy and toilet
articles, sponges, brushes,
perfnmery,school and ar
tists supplies. Physician's
prescriptions accurately
compounded.
Mice of Final Settlement.
Notice U hereby givrn th.t the onder
signtd ssMntor of ths It tt will and testa
ment Of vViiln Uaines, deccastd.hM bled In
the county court of linn county, Oregon, his
ttnsi aooount of said eatita and tha said
oourt has fixed Monday, May Stb, 1S0O, at
one o'clock in tha afternoon of said day to
baar objections, if any, to said nual account
and the tt&tlemrntof stid estate.
This the 29th day of M arch, 1 800.
Joust W Gaines,
TJ Sn-rwt, Executor.
Attorney.
Administrator's Notice.
Notion ia hereby given that the under
signed bas been by the County Court of Lino
county, Oregon, duly appointed adininifttra
tor of the estate of K Frum, dneatil . All
persons having claims against laid estate
ars notified to pretent them to the ander
aigned within six months from this date
troperly verified, at his residence near
Brownsville, Linn county, Oregon.
March 6th, 1890.
A Farm,
Aduir ett nf E Frum.deo'd
J K Weatherford,
Att'y for Admr.
Uoburg Lumber.
I sell the beet lumber in the ctuntj; alio
sedar posts, shingles, latha doors and win
dow moulding, to. Prices from $5 to .'22
per thousand, yard at Lowaon, on the
Narrow Gauge. S&e me before pnrchatiug
elsewhere.
W W Cjuword.
P O address. Tail man, Or
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Cheap
Shoes:
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Keeps tho leading stock of
Clothing, Gents Furnishing
Goods, Hats and Capri, Boots
and Shoes, Wet Weather
Goods and the leading Tail
oring Department, in the
V alley
George C. Henderson
SUCCESSOR TO LA FOItEST & TH0MPS0X
.
Dealer in
Choice
Produce; Crockery Ware; Tobac
co et.
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Low Prices and Prompt Attention.
Montague t Son,
GOTtJSrJR PIHST Sc PEEBTiSTS
Dealers In
Groceries, Prodacc, Tobacco, Cigars,
Confectionary. , Ftc
G Ii. BLACKMAN.
The Leading "Druggist, 1
ALBANY
DRUGS. MEDICINES STA1 10HARY fiC.
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Choice Candy, Ta(s Froit, cte.
NEAR THE POST OFFICE ALBANY OREGON
Has just received his Spring stock of
Clothing,
Embracing a fine lino of suits, hich will besold
at bottom prices.
In order to make room for new goods will sell hia
large stock of Notions, etc., at
lLA Great Reduction.
The best placo in Albany' for bargains.
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