i. ciMtrat.
.. ..MAY 9, l90
HUTTIHO.
rrsitrlrtar.
STITE3 Ss
Klttr a. 4
v"uuip,o1.u,( WWR t!,e reporter
tor the K. paid a hart vUit to Ant-
r. . .
carte. Report hd been In circulation
far oint time tint the hooin had collapsed,
wmcrt wa Uand t be true. People tre
..uig ute icr-nfnus o.i every boat, and
ttht present writing; there t" a pooula
lion, aMe f ,m railroad laborer, of about
SX ThU U certainly a great drop from
Jixm, which ai claimed atone time for
trie citjr. But what doc tSli eodu !
tjt Slmpljr nothing, It U composed
ri great measure of people who had only
f too or $jo when tSey wen there and
pent It all In making the fiml payment on
a lot, or building a (hack on a leased lot,
end when the reaction came, which wa
plainly foreseen from the start, thev were
lorcej to leave Skagit New, Ap.1l a6.
Tint Ealb Mills.- Annual meeting of
the stockholder of the Eagle Woolen
Mill Co. wai held at their ollic- In North
Brownavtlle, Oregon, April aoth. The
following director were rle.-ml: W K
Kirk, I Hume, Jno Drown, J J Wid e and
Hujh Field. Alter the report of Score
trv. Treasurer, and W it Ill-hop, agent,
were read It wa voted to make a dividend
of io per cert on capital tock, part t4 the
net earning of the company. The ImisI
ne hto proved a RiicciT In everr sense
of the term, and wld continue ntuK-r the
ajprrvUlon of It former officer. Four
iww looms, one rotarv pre and n her
machinery will be added It a lew w.-.-k
anu t'e tactorv will bu run to He fit lest
raracit jr. limes.
A Pruminknt Max. lion Cha
Gitffin, Secretary of iiate of Indiana, and
also Cnmmandrr In chief of the I'nlled
State for the Son of Vctnan, hois now
making a tour of the Pacific Coa-4 In the
Interest of that order, wa lit the citr Tu
eday, accompanied by hit wife. an. I were
the guest ol R W Price and family, former
neighbor and friend. Thev left last
evening for Sun Francisco. Mr Uriffin !
a young man of fine ability and I now till
Ing the second term a Secretary of State
He I prominently mentioned and will
probably be nominated for Governor of
Indiana In tSot, by the Republican. After
driving about the city Mr Uriffin and wife
expressed themselve a bring delighted
wun Aioany.
Tn Bear Tiirchiino Oitiit.
Mer rfurkhart & Cos, of East Album,
bought of Knapp, Burrcll & Co the most
complete threshing outfit ever brought
Into thi county, consisting of one 30 In.
Buffalo Pitt Separator, bagger and sack,
er, Coffee' automatic wit.iing stacker
nd Andrew' band cutter and self feeder,
aome'.hlng oew to thresher men in this
county. Burkhart .V Cox are to be con
gratulated for taking a step in advance of
the old and slow way ot thteshing. They
will add a complete cooking outtit mak
ing the farmer' wive leap for joy. These
gentlemen are known to be the ct
Ihrcshermen In the county, and farmer
whs want a good job ot t. resiling done
hould not lose any time In engaging
them before It I too late.
Beoga. The Democrat I glad to
.e the restaurant da a live buslne, but
It doe hate to see people get tiken In by
tramp and dead-beat. These cormo
rants prey on tne public, begging for
meals, and have been knoan to get a
many a ten or twelve meal in success
ion, paid fur by business men with symp
athetic hearts. It Is time this element wa
set down on silidly. Dort't give them a
cent.
I low a CuLLD That De We now un
derstand wot J p Howe went east thl
time without a corpse. A new v en Ion of
Uncle Tom' Cabin ha been produced. In
which the cabin Instead of Eva die and
got up the flume. The idea wa to novel
and striking that even Howe wa attract
ed and he went to see aboi-t it. Wel
come. Evangeline. Next Saturday even
ing Held' beautiful Evangeline, will be
presented at CorvalK, on the occa'ion of
the dedication of Job' now opera hou-e
A special train will leave Albany at 7 o'
clock, and already a lare number of seal
have been taker.. Mr. t'. B. Winn ha
the board at W. F.'s express office, where
eats cm be secured.
A Bab Start. People should ue
thei' best influence to prevent the fre
quency of murder in the northwest Peo-
f ile whe murd-rr sink deeper and deeper
n their degredation until they finally get
to dead-beating the newspaprrs; sponge
their reading and get the V M' to cnd
notices to the publisher like this, Not
railed for. Gone away," without liquid
ating, Wit Axd 11cmo- In remitting for a
subscription .do not say, "Please find en
closed, etc," leave off the "please." It I
not necessary to plead with an editor in
that way. If there I any money in the
letter be will find it, and don'i you think
he won't II he don't he is a bogus mem
ber of the profession and you are well r.d
of the paper. Oregon Blade.
A Musical Party. Mr J II Taylor,
who I termed the wandering mins'.rel,
will give an entertainment at the WCT
U Hall on Tuesday evening, April 13th,
under the auspices of the WOTU. Ap
pearing in a choice selection of musical
gems, Irish.Dutch, French and negro dia
lects, with vi -liii and banjo (accompani
ment, agisted by Mr RhoJa Taylor.
One of the great taeture of the program
is the mocking bird, with bango accom
paniment, Appointed. Dr G W Maston ha jut
been appointed surgeon to the Oregon Pa
cific Railroad company vice Dr Rich re
signed. The Dr has jut made a trip over
the the road looking into sanitary
condition. The Dr Uslito local physician
and surgeon to the Soutnern Pacific com
pany. Thee roads have made a good c
lection.
A Valuable Horse Mayor Cowan
has sold his well known trotting horse J.
I C, by Oneco, to 41 r William Frazlei.of
Portland, for $750. J. L. C five
year old and had shown a remarkably
fine galt.though never having been '.rained
thoroughly. He was one of Oneco' first
colts, and wa first brought up on bunch
grass.
The Cole Boys Tuesday Angus
Graham.the 15 year old son of J J Graham,
was driving some cattle from hi father's
wheat fie'd, belonging to the Cole, when
Oscar and Doy Cole attacked Y.bn In a
fierce manner,breaking his nose and other
wise bruising him. Young (i.vlium it
said to be a very peaceable boy.
Don't Forget. That Col Miller dem
ocratic candidate for conere and Mr A
LeRoy candidate for tate supcrinte. dent
will address the public at tiie 1 oun 1 1 j use
in this city Friday, May 9h at l tV:ock n
m. Lei everybody turn out and hear'
these gentlemen, a they are suid to be
fine speakers.
The Monmouth Scandal I not yet
ended. The parents of the tvoboy who
made the charge against president Stan
ley have brought suit aah.st the members
who had had them expelled, for $5000.
Some lively court scenes are looked lor.
AL3A4T Marble and Granite Works.JIav
iog la'ely purchased the stock of S A Uicgs
and O W lUrria, we shall be plessed to
show daalgns and give pre to all intend
ing purchaser. Best of workmen employed
and price as low a any for first-class work.
Visit ns before purchasing elxewhere.
Euan & Aoumo!
next door to Democrat office) Albany, Or.
5 csos Golden Star tomatoiu for 60 cent
at Greyer, and all other canned jcooil
cheap 'or cash ,
Mr Ed Goto i arranpinif tn put in the
Edion nystem of electrio liVit at 8cio, Mr
Geo P Warner having transfercd to him his
elecUio light franchise.
Train for Lebanon will leave the depot on
...t,inl time Saturday and will carry every-
body to I-ebanoa who desire to. bear Penn
over. It enrn fc 6 'clock the
ey
rr A biji crowd is going.
evecin
.,. ft Adams, the Third waid crc
have delved partnership, Mr Adam
Ckihiic L'm nty. lhiring the jmt two
Week Col Nye lm bought 4W0 head of
mutton iheen. 1 to now litis some tiiMHl
hendn.
Reynold Bros., of Fremont, Nehrnaka,
bave'hoiight aome lti,(HH) hoiul of tthorp
in thin count v, ami w ill ilrivo them to
NchrnnVrt after altcaring.
V V Io, who upvnt tl't winter at
vlllo, Linn comity, returned tho first of
the week, ami will remain in the county
until he caurroHs the ninuntairm, when
hecxtteot to take a number of horiea to
tho Willamette vallov for iwle
A Ihirna pnin r lionttU that that town
itipKrta seven attorneya. Tlmt'a lxttor
than' rrincvilln enn do. We only have
four hmlm ot the law here, and one ot
them ha quit the practice and gone to
mixing pills in a drug atore, while the
other throe are not getting fat either in
person or purse.
11 F Nichols arrived at home bwt Wed
nesday, after a few weeks travel ever
various tarts of the state. Mr Nichols
attended the republican state convention
in l ortiamt, alter winch tie went to ai
Wny, Corvallis and Ynuiit Hay.ttitd on
his return eamo by Walla Walla and Pen
dleton. While in Albany he met the
manager of the O P, but was unable to
learn anything detiuite from them regwivl
ing their intent ions, more than they in
tended hvidnuiitg work hi the moniitiiius
s soon as the e ti-nv was out of the way.
Ntws.
Tn icit k is n S.ilem in nearlr cverv state
in the ITnion. Ihit there Is only one Sa
lem th.u attiiiunt to anything. That is
in tn gn. J.Minntl.
iA-t's see. Salem, Mass., had a popu
lation of "JS.O.Hi In 1KS0, mid the Salem
In New Jersrv Kndthi- are lntth thriving
cities artnaehiug l.tm notnilation. In
Salem, Nln-i., in 1HS, ten years ago,
aliout $2.u fl.'VHl was inwfiti'd in msnu
fnoturiej; tnterosts alone, and Vet Salem,
Ortg 1, is t!e only Salent that amount
to any thine. How cheap talk K Our
Oregon S.tlem is U-eouiing a g(Vl place.a
fset everyKwlv should be proud of, but
there are 'other cities in the world.
A TitO'iiNii Tiuk. Huntington wn
rt'ceivwl in j;reat style by t ie Mt Angel
people, and w as driven up to the top of
Graves' I'.utte, where he was shown the
surrounding count ry. The hrawt lmnd
thuiiitH'J giHxI muVie, the piirtv met a
real live bann (lijiroii of iMS'sliiger.)
Ilmitington was otiUzcd and repliiil.nnd
tinsllv went on hi war well plcnwd
with Id royal reception along the yar
row Gaure. Appeal.
Orru'KR Fi.i;i.tkii. At a met-tlng of
the director of the Aliiaiiy Mining and
Mining to., tne loiiowing oiiuer were
cWted for the ensuing year.
J L Cowan, president. .
N II Allen, vice-president,
t! W M:iston, treasurer.
I. II Montituvc. secretarv.
The compauv will probably put rouaid-
eraoie maciiincry 10 vtor mis year, ana
will commence vork r.s soon as the
weather eruiil.
L O Adair. Entrene nk'ctit of the South
ern Pacific railroad, report that heold
3-1 tickets for Ka.t rn iMiints tlurlng the
month of April. Travelers can buy their
ticket a cheaply in Eugene a in Port-
uiul.
Here there wa hardly any of a sale.
People generally an satisfied with Al
bany and as a rvstilt almost none are now
returning Eat. a fact over which we con
gratulate our citizens.
Daxim Everywhere. The band met
last Saturday evening and elected the
following officer : President, Mark Peery,
vice-President, Frank Gill; Secretary, O
II Cyni; Tresttrer, T W Dilly. Henry
Queener was cIidwii leader. Tlie Isiy
haveengagel Mr Jones to give theiua
few lessons, and under hi instructions
will soon show great improvement. j
Scio Press.
Abbested IIkbk. Monday Marshal
I tollman arrcstetl Harry Wilson, a dar
key who had accepted a position a
waiter in an Allmnv hotel, on a warrant
issued at Corvallis. He was charged
with havinz borrowed $10 and other
sums, as well a having run a (3 board
bill, nnder false pretense. He wa ta
ken to Corvallis, where no doubt he will
secure the kind of justice the case merits.
Pretty High. The directors of the
Salem Building and Loan association met
at the Capital National bank lutt uight
and loahed atsmtflUUO at wveiity-one
month interest in advance. This is the
high-water mark, a notch seldom reached
in anv city. The arsociation is in a
tturi)i!ng Condition, and there are very
few delinquents Statesman.
Osck or Albany. it W Wagnon, Sr,
wa taken In-fore county Judge TC Shaw,
M W Hunt, deputy prosecuting attorney,
and Irs J A Uieliardson andCusiek, yt-s-
tion a to hi mental condition. After
the usual amount of questioning had
been put to him, enough was shown to
consider him jerfectly sane and he was
discharged. Statesman.
Pkssoyeb at Lkba.nox. On next Sat
urday at 2 o'clock p in Gov Pennoyer
will address the citizen of Linn county
on the Issue of the campaign. A special
car will lie taken from here and a large
number have already signified their in
tention to go. lhe train will be he hi at
Lebanon until 5 o'clock in the evening
when it will return to Allmny. Let every
democrat go who can get away.
A Nice Estertaesmext. A good-sixed
audience greeted Fowler' Tableau d'Art
and Concert Company last Monday. A
very refined, enjoyable entertainment
was given, ine lameau were very ar
tistic ami elicited many exclamation 01
delight, the singing ot flliss KOina wa
of a uupCTior c.-i.-rc-tor. Her voice is a
remarkably pleair.pt one.
Something That Si'saks. The I'ais-
ley-ElUiorn gold brick on exhibition at
the Frst National bank attracted many
Btranger who had ocular demonstration
at least that baker county mines can and
do produce the yellow metal. It weighed
31 pound avoridupoi. I'aker City
Ulade.
That Mkmojh.w.. A subscriber ask
the Uemocrat about the memorial to
Congress asking for the right to bridge
the Willamette at Aioany. me acu
rnent ha just been completed, and will
le presented to the city council at it
next meeting, for adoption, and imme
diately forwarded to Washington.
Cokvallm City Election. Monday
Corvalli did herself credit by voting the
cow out out of the city limits by a big
majority. Two ticket were in the field
for city office. The following men were
fleeted.
J M Applewite, mayor.
H C lJunn, , Marshal.
Mr Spaulding, recorder.
Mr Kitchen, treasurer.
('Ann or Tu.tsu. The undersigned
desire to return their sincere th nks to
the manv kind friends who rendered
comfort and aid during the late illness
of Charles Dougherty and wife.
Mb & Mbs I N Wooole,
Dri'g SroKR for Sale. In a growing
town; aho a large list of city and countiy
property. ror particular Inquire
Guie Si Hcdiick, over "lrat Nat. bank.
New einbroiderle, flouncing, lace
flouncing in cotton and silk, black yyi
cream, l.aces in Imitation point, also new
design in black and white lace, including
Vandyck and Eifel Tower. New ruchings.
Samuel EYouno.
For Sale. Seven fresh cow for tale
cheap. 4 Inquire at thi office.
Wall Papee. I have just received
from the east a large invoice of wall pa
per, borders, decorations, etc., including
the plain ingrain wmcn are oecoming
very popular. These good are better
styles and cheaper than ever liefore.
SAMUEL IS OUNO.
I have jaat receivtd a lirge invoice of lace
curtain, rar.ging in price from oue to nine
dollar a oiir. scrim, mrtnin out, etc. Also
a Una of curtain pllei and fu'Diturs cover
ing. . Samuel E Youmo.
Dr. Patton, the specialist on female
and private diseases, in Blumberg' Block.
Office hours. 10 to 12. 3 to 4 and 7 to 8.
Consultation free. Residence 3rd and
Montgomery,
MIKlllTtI !i lllMIl t tNTIOJI.
Tlio following commillee, lr tl W
tlray, liev J F Stewart, Kev L J Trum
bull, Itev L U ltoger and liev (1 8 lift"
loiler.appdinted by tho Albany Minister
Association, met at the pastor' study of
the Daptist church to call a ma meet
ing of the Sablmlh School worker of
Linn county and to prepare a program
lor same.
lr tiWOrav wa elected chairman
and (1 S Hanlfiter. Suu'v.
On motion the mass meeting w as called
to meet in the llsptist Chureh.at Aliwny,
on Thtirsdiiy,the imhof May.atl :!Hl ptis.
The following program wa adopted :
TUt'MKnAY ArTKRNOOM.
1 :!i0, Prayer ami Praise service, led by
Itev S E Memlnger.
2 :1H. Address of welcome, by ltev L J
Trumbull.
2 :t0, Organisation.
2:15, Whv have we come together?
liev T llohenr. McMinnvllle.
Work in the Sabbath School
2;;W. omrernWhitt kind and their
duties, Kev New, of Scl.
. s.mi, leachem Lssentiitlquultlletttions,
liev Hi ltoger.
2:50. Teachers "Half limir ."Kov M M
Marling, Ilalsey.
a w, 1 eiu hers w ork outside ot scnooi
room, Rev I M Price, U'banon.
3:10. l'iflv iidiiutcs devoted to the dis
cussion of alHtve topics, each sieaker llm
Ity J to 6 minutes.
'4:1)0, Appointment of eoinmittces, ini
cellaiuHiusbusiiHss, adjournment.
EVKNINO.
!50.
Prayer and praiso w rvlee, led by
Prof W II W
8:00. The Piblo
Its 1'ower, Kov S ( Irvine, 1 l.
How to study it, Kev E 11 Wade,
liaise v,
8::ui, How to use it.Kev 11 11 Ellsworth,
Urownsville.
t rUtllAY MOHMNO.
II :tK, lVvotioital Bervlee, hnl by Kev
Fisher.
U :30, Keprts of committees and perm
anent orgs uiation.
10:(XI, The blackboard. How to use it,
Mr W K Plain, Albany.
10:10, Opening amfclosing S. S., Mr
Win Thompson, Oak Creek.
10:20, Suhlmth school aids, their use
and abuse, Kev J F Stewart and Kev T
Gould. Shedd.
10 :::o, (jtiestiou drawer.
1 1 :t,i, Geueral disciissiou.adjournment.
tiie bwaki f Tat nit.
& areesrt
Mas Meellaa
Spevrhr.
Kalhalaslie
A Urge male audience wjs oiesent at
the Opera House Ust Monday on the cc
caton of the public meeting cf the board
of trade. President Young in the chair.
The Secrctar) read the minute of the
p.cvlous meeting. The Albanv band furn
ished sdhic excellent music for the occa
sion both before and during the meeting.
Mavor Cowan began the speech making
by offering hi hearty co-operation In
everything that will tend to buL'd up Ah
oany.
Mr J II Town -end made some nlid re.
mark on the power of Individual effort to
build u? a cliv. referring to A M Cannon.
of Spokane, wIkj pent $j for every $5 se
cured In advertising that counl.
G W t right came to the front In good
style with some sound remark on the
foice of beautiful homes, good school,
peaceable co.umunltle,its a factor In build
ing up a community. Ill remark acre
hearlilv appreciated.
Mr J R Neil discussed the natural gas
question, stating that he believed we had
it directly beneath u, end referitng to It
advantage, tf secured In building up a
ctv. He U In favor ot judicious adver
tising of a city.
Judge Kliun wain favor of advancing
our manufacturing and material Interest
o that wheathe laboring man come here
he will have something to do. There U a
great deal to do beside getting people
here.
lien Geo E Chamberlain enthused the
audience In the same line of thought, and
spoke with force on the necessity of doing
something our selves, !trtout depending
too much on outside prospect. Ills Phil
Ipplc on Hi; men who oppose public Im
provement were enthuiutlclv cheeted.
C E V.'olv- rlon wa In favor of attack-'
Ing our undeveloped resource and making
something cut cf '"m.and of a combined
action for 1!. dvsuc. utnt of Albany.
Dr Irvine gave a live account of hi
trip among the rboome.l citie of the
Sound country remarked that Oregon'
own Portland after alt was the termlnou
of the Northern Pacific, closing with an
appropriate remark on the necessity ot ac
tion on bridging I' eWillametteat thl city.
Phil r ohe.i said it look money t run
hoards of trade, and would pay a year'
due in advance. He favored petitioning
lhe next legislature for an immigration
board at this city and the securing of a
large public building. He ald talk I
cheap but It take money to buy cider.
Mr fc 11 Norton, the U n coal expert,
wa called out and gave an encouraging
talk on the rcmat'aable natural advantage
ot thi country, perhap unsurpassed any
litre in the Lnlt'd Mate.
f'OrXTY CUUUT J'KOCEEDINUS.
(D. R. N. Blackburn, Jtulgs ; B. W. Confer and O
W Flillllrai, Onunlakem.)
Tne following claim were allowed
J K Hyde, aid for poor, $10.00
toward Chandler, 2 wild cat scalp. 2 -00
JB Fitz-rater, aid for poor, i6.tfo
L I)ickon. gravel for roads. 6 60
Geo Humphrey, justice fees 2.75
11 rarweii, ssiary a treasurer, go. 55
E E Montague, county clerk fee too.fo
Lt At curl, salary as county supt. 50.00
Aioany tiectrlc UghtCo, S7 0
Geo IJ Ilarn.rd&Co, jail locks, 3,50
til Usher, surveying, - 35 50
Kobt Glass, aid fur poor, 10.00
Uamilton& Andrews, aid for Or
chard family, 10.00
W W Crawford, lumber, 1 8.4S
Boot Kin if, wild cat scalp, 1. 00
J C Goodale. lumber, 30.J1
Hamilton Andrcw,6 wildcat scalp, 600
L, M curl, postage,
Geo I) Uarnard&Co, book,
3.00
4400
re-, Stale v Lamont
13.30
re, InqnUition m Canter,
P W Spink, lumber,
Fee. Inqultilti'jn W V Smith,
14.00
4
1 c.oo
Joi.n Snallmon,
138.06
9 00
rortmillerJclrving,
Win hilet,'id for poor,
GF Crawford, do
GCt'oolcy, do
10.00
800
6.00
1 I' toshow, do
10.00
Ladle Aid Soclly.do
10.00
15.00
C L Montogu. dc
Ttittkrix,
Kilitort Democrat :
I'leaso return our thanks to the O P
official for, favors shown our Sunday
school while on the trip between King
and Mill Citv, during the picnic excur
sion. Especially would we thank gener
al traveling Agen; stcuai t for hi un
.Urine effort to make evervthintr nleas-
ant. Ixjng may the U 1" be oles.-wd with
men like Mr Stewart and the gentle
manly conductor, whose name we failed
to obtain.
In behalf of the school,
F O McCaitkt,
Secretary Chriatain S. 8.
Stayton, Oregon, May 3, 18'J0.
m
Dried Fat-rr Wantbd. Plum and a
kin(ll) ot dried fruit wanted immediately
by G W Simpson, First street.
Drier Plums. I will give the highest
market prica for choice dried plum for the
next 30 day.
Samuel E Yocso.
Albsoy, Or., April 11th, 1890.
Warm Wiathkr. Aline stock of re-
f relators and Ice cream freezer maybe
seen at Stewart & Sox!. Nothing like
them for the house.
Fresh. Fresh sweet potatoes, frejh
lemon, fresh orange, fresh candy, and
everything f reih hi choice fancy groceries
at Spencer & Blackburn's. .'
WANTED-A dul to do General hoase
woik. Call at Demoosit office.
Fca Sale. A ?ool driving horse;work
well s'triKle or doable. Eajiiienoa nn Han -non
donation claim. QLiNAi-LR.
EVAKGJXlCAli CUrKEN'C.
Alt rlrf Outline o RUIiop Ituwmn Address
oa tu lllfHrattle tits Clisreb'
Last Monday at 2 o'clock Bishop
Bowman gave an address at tho Kvan
gelical Church setting forth, In ileta!l,the
dlfllcultle in that church, leading tip to
the present unpleasantness, an account
of which has been given in the Dkmovmat,
Below we give the substance of tho Bish
op' remark :
The tliincultle in the Ey angelical
church commenced to Home extent 28
year ago. when the present venerable
senior Uishop, J J Ksher, wa elected
bishop. Hi opposing candidate was
Kev H Neil, a very able and eloquent
divine. Tho relative strength of the two
was so evenly matched that Ksher was
elected only by a very small margin.
There wa considerable feeling engender
ed, and hence name opposition shown to
ward the elected bishop. Thing how
ever ran on without much friction until
In 1875. whenltudohih Dutm and Thomas
Bowman were elected bishops by the gen
eral conference in Philadelphia. Ihil
ucing especially me canaiiiate of those
who were more or less opposeil to Bishop
-.. 1 ..t.i t'l 11 1 ,
Ksher. and. a he ha, himself. since con-
lessen to three itiliorent parties that he
was unuer tne lmtiresHion Unit lie was
elected to put down llishon Esher. ho
seised tinon everv onnortunltv nuhlic
and private to accomplish that end.
i-.vuienee could le furnished In abun-
lance. Only two venr after hi election
ho publicly attacked hi senior In oillce
and year during an annual conference
session, and led the conference to tmss
resolution ccusurint Uishop Esher in hi
absence, letter on the iremral confer
ence which ha final jurisdiction expung
ed thi action from tlie minutes of that
conference. Finally at the session ot the
pnerai conference heitl In Allentown,
Pa., in 1SH.1, these matter were brought
before that body,and after full stnteinents
had ln-en made, Uishop Hulsi was com-tn-lled
publicly to aeknow l'de that he
had wroiijjed hi senior in oillco in four or
five instances, and uinm this confession
and implliHi promise on hispart.matter
were amicably adjusted, bishop Esher
even K"ii so far for the sake of peace
ami harmony a to a Mow a matter to
stand a a mistimterstaudin, w here the
proof of a w ilfull falsehood on the part of
Uishop Hub wa in hi possession, black
on white, and other misrcpreeontalloiis
were easy of proof. However, instead of
Hub mendiiiK hi way he continued in
hi course, estifclally in difficulties con
nected w ith the management of the mis
sionary operation in Japan to Injure hi
senior wherever possible, U-sIdi s laying
niniseii open to very serioti charge con
cerning hi veracity and chastity. Ihibs
had become so obuoxiouato the majority
of the church that at the last general
conference held in Buffalo, N. Y.,fn lnH7,
he wa only re-elected bv a maioritv of
one vole, and that, after hi friendsliadi
1 . 1 1
cngjigeii in an active personal campaign
Iw In re-eIeclion,and even he personally
in inree instance w men can nc proven
is-gged delegate to vote for id re-clee-
tiiai, pleading hi former service and hi
family. Hnce then hi conduct U-canie
still more unendurable. Ho publicly
chargel a minister and a layman with
falsifying a cable dispatch and present
ing it in evidence in the trial of John U
Hartzler, while it wa proven at hi trial
by about thirty wltnesnca that no dis
patch f any kind had been presented at
all. In addition he made tatement to
the conference in Germany andHwitx-
erland and in tlie official paper, which
were proven uy ome thirty ohi witness
es, to have been untrue. Reside three
or four private assertions reiterated to
different individual were proven to be
untrue. In addition to all these thing
were added the oainful minors afTV-rtimr
hi purity and clutMtity ; so Uiat after a
trial by fifteen representative men whe
integrity and intelligence cannot tie
questioned they unanimously suspended
him from the office of the ministry until
the next general conference which meet
iu 1SU1.
In addition to these thinir cam' the
dittirultie of our Japan mission, w hich
reulteI in charge being brought against
II 11 Hartzler, the former otlinai editor of
the English weekty organ of the church.
Of these charge be was found truilty and
deposed from office. Then hi friends
organized a J ullintihig Company am
mailo him their editor in opposition to
the official church paper. In thl paper
all manner of bad tiling were said against
Uishop Esher and myself, so that it was
believed necessary to have an examina
tion in accordance with the regulations
of our discipline, which examination was
conducted by three elder w ho exonerat
ed each one of n fully from alt blame.
However in order to Urtng further re
proach npon the church, and to keep the
KiistK-nded Uishon lnibs. hi friemi Sir-
nored ttiese leial examination and ac
quittal, and drew up charge against us
principally drawn from our public dr
restMmdeitce and article relative to the
disturbing faction, and the very faction
against which what we had written wa
directed attempted to sit in judgment
upon the truthfulness of what we hail
aaid of Uieir conduct.
Of course having been examined and
honorably admitted we gave the. sham
trial to which we were cited no atten
tion whatever and have gone on with our
work a usual ami iroixso to do so.
Since these sham trial 13 annual confer
ence have been held, all of which have
endorsed us in our position, and of the
i conferences no douot 20 will luliy cn
dorse our position. There i no doubt
whatever a to w hat the coining general
conference will do. Nor is there any
doubt as to what the criming session of
the board of Mission will do. The ap
propriation will lie paid to the confer
ence over which I preside, and which is
the only Oregon Conference of the Evan
gelical church. The meeting held in
this city will have no more legal stand
ing at the next general conference than
U so many ly had held a "conierence "
on a vacant lot somew here in this city.
THt'aSDA V MORKIMO SESSION, MAT 6, 1800
After the conference was rcguarly
ojened by the bishop, business was
transacted with much mspatcti. lue
following resolutions were passed.
Resolved: That the trustee of the
Oregon conference are authorized to
eon Urn t all conveyance of protierty, situ
ated within the hounds ot this confer
ence, that may lie attempted by any of
the men who withdrew Irom the conier
ence.
Whereas: J Bowersox, C 0 Poling, E
Bollinger, 11 L Pratt, F 8 Locke, J M
Dick, A U Johnson, J II Ilcrshner, C M
Plowman, J M Beauchaiup, Y A Yost
and L 8colert consented to and partici
pated in the disgraceful affair referred to
above (disgraceful row at the opening of
the session) against the word of God.
theaws and order of our church, and
having deliberately withdrawn from this
conference, and
Whereas: Thi conference by reaolu-
Mftntt lea 4 V a t 11 tm A tltft, n.nfnnntn f ha
aliove named person should be dealt
with in a forbearing spirit and Christian
manner, should they choose to return,
and
Whereas: This offer was treated with
contempt, therefore,
Resolved. That C 0 Poling. F B Locke,
E 8 Bollinger and J H Hershner. whose
conduct was most oifensive, and who
seemed to bo leaders in the revolutionary
proceeding, have by their public con
duct forfeited all the rights and privi
leges a ministers and members of the
Evangelical association, are hereby de
posed from ofllce, from the oflice of the
ministry and expelled irorn the ciiurcn
and that J Bowersox. II L Pratt. J M
Dick, A R Johnson, C M Plowman, Y A
Yost. J M Beauchamp and J Scobert are
suspended from all their official function
and from all the right and privileges ot
membership in our church until the next
annual conierence.
Resolved. That the persons elected by
the conference to office made vacant by
the suspension of the persons above men
tioned shall demand of their predecessors
in office all money, books ana documents
and other property belonging to this con
ference now in their possession ; and all
persons whom it may concern are hereby
informed and notified that J . Bowersox
and J L Hershner are no longer trustees
of the Oregon conierence of the Kvangel
ical association .and any act of theirs ap
pertaining to the conference is null and
void and will be repudiated by this con
ierence,
Stationino Report.
Portland district, II I Blttner.
Portland and Newburg, 51 Shuknccht
East Portland Ger. Si Milwaukee, A
Ernst.
East Portland, Tihhel addition, and AU
bin, L S Fisher and a supply.
Oregon City, Brook and Salem, J U
Prels.
Albany, Cofvalll and Suvcr, I B FUher.
sweet Home, u aieiuroy,
Independence, Dayton and King Val
ley, N (Shupp.
Lafayette, II I Blttner.
Nchalem, to be supplied,
Kl IleliM), St Johns and LaCama. M
Burlingntne,
Seattle and Tacoms, J Erich.
Bclttnghsm Bay. to be supplied.
Spokane Eall. V Blttner.
Kasl Spokane and Sassln, to be supplied.
tt 1.. . L.t ' f
Jiarringion, j oioops.
Rockford, to be snpplied.
' BttiKr Korea,
On what the Brethren who withdrew
from the Conference setting forth a a
reason lit tne local pre of thi city
for their action.
1. That two applicant for the mlnl.
try were refused examination on their
acquired ability, bemuso they affirmed
lit answer to a question, that they be
lieved the bishop' suspension to be
legal.
Now thl wa nothing more than the
"'" " P ' w ." '
atiilners. and not the volc.o of th
I.. .11. t 1 ! M '
terence, if it wa an nnjust treatment
of the applicant it should have been
brought to the notice of the conference
for correction, and not have liccome a
cause for so erloiis a step to disrupt the
conference, escially since they had a
majority in conference and could have
corrected.
2. Another reason I because the men
who endorsed tho bishon refused to airma
to receive two men who were not sent by
the board of mission, into conference
the same a the two men w ho w ere sent
uy me Hoard 01 mission.
It i evident from this, had the men
who cntiorscu me uishop agreed to ac
cept their proportion, thev would have
recognised the bishop. Hence the row
and w Ithdmwal at the oimnlngof confer
ence uoe not turn on the suspended
bishop, a claimed, but because their
proposition wa not accented, or, liecause
the bishop men would not make an
even trade of men. They of course with
drew ls'fore the matter could be brought
to a test on the conference floor, ('an o
silly a matter m a cause to mt serious a
steo. They certainly recognUed the
uisimp prior to conference by making
apftolntment for him and arrantimr
limrvn uroicHuoilH.
r 1. j . . 1 1 . 1 ...
3. Mill another reason Is because of
the spitted "Publishing house roblr,"
whentl.ey only demanded payment of
the money appropriated there avear aim
ior iwrvice miring me year.
1 1 ( .. -1 -
s..i. .1 ... -
iiie service remiermi ov tiiean tnt.fi
uunng uie year, ami the money appro-
jTituc, was an a legal contract, so recog
niacd by alt, and not until they had
withdrawn did the matter come un fur
discussion. Even then there was no
thought entertained than that they had
been paid every dollar on their innrn.
priation for services rendered. How thl
matter ran Is? a causa for thi most Ser
toli tep will invite an, anwer from the
uod.
Following are the appointment of the
anti-Bowman faction:
Ohkook District C C Pouko, p. K.
Independence C C Poling,
A I bl 11 J L Hershner,
East Portland J M IHck,
Ht Johns, 1
Columbia, H L Pratt,
Clatskaniet
Dayton J M Peauchamp,
Newberg W I, Beaumont,
Ufuyette D V Poling,
Pnver 5 N Plowman,
King Valley O S Halne.
Corvalli M J Ballantyne,
Yaqtifna To be vupolieil,
HouUiertt Oregon do.,
WASMtSOTOX DWTBICT J BoWKHSOX, P E.
Brook 1 Bowersox,
Hak-ut E 8 Bollinger,
Altiany-FHIke,
8weet Home T A Yost,
Oretrun City To e supplied,
East Portland 1 To le supplied ; mean
German, V white undercharge of
Milwaukee, i Bowersox,
Portland,! To be supplied; mean
Seattle, while under charge of J
Tacoma, ) Bowersox,
North Puget Bound,!
FjKjkane Falls, V A It Job non.
r-nragne,
North ripok
sane.i T , ,. .
ltocklord,
tJO IMW
To Conn & Hend-lcton for your gro
ceries and produce. With a choice stock
V"? are able to meet all demand. They
loilow the olJ adage of 'Hiulck laics and
small profits," and are aleyat hnd to
tter.e to the want oi the public. Keep
your eye on their store tor fresh produce
nd groceHe and you win not be dw-p-
ss
AscmiEa AssoaTrr Of fine Fruit
and VegeULU-, Inst received at Mueller
!WriyCn
Kxwrr, Asparagus, ne piant,
Faith im Small Fa The Oregon
Railway Extension Co recently filed at
Olympla supplementary article of Incor
poration authorizing It to build 3000 mile
of new line In the northwest. Thu one
movement complement another. Some
caullou soul have expressed the fear that
the extension of the fruit raiting Industry
in thl region would overstot k the mar
ket, and here we hve facllltie to be pro
vided that will allow ii to reach out for a
more distant market in all direction. The
Oregon Land Co has faith in it small
fruit farm, and to show It faith by it
work hat just planted an orchard of too
cres to retire to when all the land here
bout I old.
SraiNO Jack T at Cost. I
have a small line of spring jack
ets In rotors I wish to close out,
and have reduced the price to
cost. They are the latest style
and a bargain. I also have a lir.e
of Hpring Stockinet jackets for
$5.50 each, which I the nicest,
jacket for the price In the market. "
Samvel . Young.
lrttr hist.
Following to His list of tsiurs remaining- In th Post
Offlo, Albsoy, Linn oounty, Oregon, April 23, lftW
Persons sslUnr lor Ihes tetter must giv th dsU oa
which thsy srers sdvsrtlsad :
Adkins, Leonard C Abbott, John A
Arnold, Willie Bonar DM
Cannon. F M , Caldwell, S L
Clark.Miss PaulannaClark, Mr N A
'lark. Mrs K A . Chapman, Mr u A
Cummlng, M P Cox, Lueretia
Kdwards, 15 ' l-.nott, w
rveevle, Fred iiesiie, aiary
Landi, ltichie E 2 Mall, Frank 2
ewherbaner, uertnan
. THOMPSON, p M.
DIED.
MYERS. At hi home near Splcer,
Linn county, Oregon, Walter E, eldest
son of Edward and Mareret Mver.
Wr alter wa bom March 8, 1879, and died
Mav 2. 1800. He wa an obedient lov-
in); cnua. tie wa uurieu on me $a uay
lt ; 1 it . n I 1
01 jviay in tne presnce 01 a large con-
coo rse 01 weeping ineuus. no uope 10
meet little v alter in ueaven.
Jho M Price.
ItK FOOLS '91.
Fooplo who are Easttly Deceived,
lias Caught Eight to fluv
U
A city tlriingist itntcd that ha bad had eight
calls for Joy's Vecctablo Sarsaparllla but had
sold hi own every time. It did not occur to
Mm that It might be a serious matter to give
his oM time merenry anil potash preparation to
people who do not need syphilltlo treatment,
It Is sufo to ifvy that not one lerson In ten hnvo
a iyphlittlo trouble. Donee what do they want
with sueli dangerous mineral aa mercury and
potash? Wliat clue-tenths of our people ar
troubled with is indigestion, dyspepsia, sick
headaches, constipation and face eruptions, all
ef which are the legitimate result of Improper
liver and kidney action, or Impaired digestive
organs. Those disorders do not call for lyphtlltio
treatment, bet for mild yegetable liver, stomach
and bowel alterative. We are surprised, that
Intelligent people should be persuaded Into tak
ing a mercury and potash Isarsapaxllla. When
roa ask for Joy' Vegetable Bursaparilla, ice that
ttrngntit.
MO DAT.
E. L Power, of Taoom, if In th eity.
85 dore ahov sro io th h ids yoster
day.
Mr 8 W ThumpMin is in Stayton visiting
at th bom of ber mother.
f O Crawford returned thi noon from
Astoria whr h toed nearly fur y view,
looloding tome of th auiiiUou.
ltiohard 8l Phillip ar tnakiog om or-
BmDtal poles, with llktar, tor lace eur-
tslu thatar very atiraeuve.
A brother of Mr Tlio Hopkins 1. just
arrived from in cast ami win go into bui-
bms with faim,
Mr J 0 Meyer tia aobl hi butoher ahnp
ml road an enuagsmeni with ur la
Woodl to driv bis jub delivery wagon,
Th oelebratsd II F Millet piano recent
ly received by Will & Liuk wa sold to Mr
Martin 1'ayn. It l nnauuoteoiy th Dos
piano ver sold in Allmiy,
Flvoo' (rants Pass boom stieoial ear.
with wmi Portland capitalist, returned to
Portland this momlnii, O. P. i goiou
anaaa 10 a very orvunsui manner.
W Kirk Ptio. an old tesidnnt of Albany.
ha been noniiustrd for the f!lae of therlff
of Jaeksoa county by th deinoorat, and
will l sloe led oy a i.i moionty, wniuh will
erv him about right.
Ths pet name i f the four new stats sr
aid to be, North Dikot. ths "Fhekertsll"
Utt Houtb I4kot i, ths "Bingsd J:"
lUU 1 Waihingtmi, the 'hinnod" ttste,
ad Montana, th "bttibbnd IW'sUte,
MrsO W Freeman and on, reeeotly of
Oaklaot, Cat are in the eity th guest oi
DrO W Orsy. Mr Frteman ha rigoed
hi position tinder the Soathern Pacific there
and acctipted. one andnr the government,
with hdiarter t Portland.
A InUresting mtlonry servie was
held last evaning at th V V ohnreh in plc
of th regular ryw. Mr r J Wilsin d
hyrd th disuouiss f r th oeoaai'tn, a
thouithtfal effort, aud siiiuing and rcciutiuii
eompistfd the program.
Ths following persOitals apiwar in ytr
dy 8sl"in Mutimii. (io Dick ioioe. the
O.-egna Lsnd (n'pny' maoager at Albany
tranaet4 baloe in Halam ymterday, D
V H itcid was a passer-gr na last evniug'
ovsriaud for hi bom in Albany. "Tony"
Klein, th shoe dealer, want op to A loony
lt evening. Mia La'ir Vo, of Albany,
U In the eity visiting with Mis Etu Cal
rt,
TtlfSPAV.
A B MctUe, the railroad man, mlurnrd
thi auon from a trip to Curvalit.
Baker City I preparing for a Locn, hay
ing seeared otn profoMioti! bootrers.
W H Raymond, of th Farmer and Mr-
ohaot loanraiiC Co., i home from a trip to
Baa 1 rancuwo.
Mr A O P..w.. ha bft at A.hl.y & Keil's
a fib pcimea of coal from the Ikaver
Creek tuioee, bow down idnvty fest.
A faith doctor io Albsey ia aaid to bv
beea effeettug .m rvmarkabl eurrs, tut
w will wager it i only skin ileep.
Mll H. Mori is, a rel.ilv of Mr. II C
CriMii.an, rewutly - meichant of i'aoksa
Uwosy, Pee., is o th city with a view to
Ineating.
W II W.n..r, Watkr Parker and Harper
Crsnor ws-r t-ctd members of the Hoard
of Fir rlelsifsti last vrmiig from Albany
bogie Co no I.
Flora Hat sou, th color.! Jenny liod.
whom o xelMi.e v h th most won-
dsrlul voiee the editor ever hktened to. will
be in Albany May 29.
11 L Bowaier, former edit of th Miltou
Etule. late eity editor of the Statesman, na
uarcbaswd the PcadleUm Tribtttn that r-
eostly tartrl oat with seeh a wboop.
David K Yraen, f(-l n.r-rly of thi county,
has just iseued No 1 of Vul I of the Tiding-,
at Toledo, IiC, Wash. It ia a neat,
Mwy ia nd bow a good advertising
ptrooK.
Mr Ja F Powell ha J.orelissrd tht gro-
eery Imsium of Us U lltiaroo, iu th
rima tiock. aud wt:i hreaitr roa it. Mr
Powell wilt andoabudty keep ep the good
rrpatstiuo of th Flian block grooery U-e.
Dr 8 (J Irvin reUrad Ust (vening from
Taeoma, where h aaaisted ia organising a
eew U P Cborch. tie )so yiaite4 Fair
Havaa. Auaoortr aud other oud eitie
ad give sooi ii,tsrtloapirieoo about
the boom that ia progressing.
MisHCIIahbard, who recently went to
lew on a visit, wa en a traia that wa
bloekaded a day ia tbemtdale of V)omiog
desert. Oettiog nomet liltsg t0 eat wm ot a
cheep rtciKnirot. Milk among the pe -ve
IttXsrn wa TSitrntim itjiri.
There will l prebiDg at th V.tiAli-
vt Chuivh tm brxt Sut lisib ihoihii-k and
rhvanliifc. A ordil luv uln.o is csUm'cd
to all. 1 ii risimr pi..r.
eAM T?n a
- -w...
Wc. the members of The
I , , t1
City and County of San Francisco, cordially approve
1 iiu a cvuuiiiit-iiu iuc ivuy til uoiviiig ruwusi, xi. i
. . ...... 4 uMnufi r 4t, Um
uau4Ulw' a5.aa, s-ww-s.- w w
of the .highest
i in our judgment it is Impossible to make a purer
or stronger Baking Powder than the "Royal,'
: Smoke the eras
Mam.fjc.Vred by
IMPORTED AUD KEY WEST GIGARS
Flog and mokiAg tobacco, MsmtsoHsuo and hrir pip-wand
rooke artfilfta gwaraUy
Oregon Land Company,
HOME OFFICE AT SALEM, OREGON,
" In the State Insurance Balldlng. ' '
And II ran eh ORlcoa Portlind, Aatorlav nwd Albany.
Ha for tale a Urge List of Grain, Slock and Fruit Farms.
, Also City and Suburban Property.
SEND : FOR : PIIAMI1LET, : MAP ; AND : ntlCE : LISTS.
GEORGE C.
SUCCESSOR TO
Choice G
Produce; Crockery Ware; Tobac
co et.
Low Trices and
WKPlfSlSDAV.
Sslem ba organixnd a baselalt clnh.
Th vote on the eew nr.mtion at Corvalli
wlt)8to ltd.
Win Uoag aud Walli Naeh hay ben la
th eity to-day.
Joseph Peronl ha Woo )poiotol ageuv '.u
Corvalli fur th Albany k-e work.
A Lewi and family, of Shedd, have
moved to Elluosbrogh, Wh., to reside.
Mis Ntittfe Pervia li ft yesterday for her
Astern borne, aocompstnng Key IVlchard,
who goe to th aooual oonfereuoe to mst
at 8aratogs,
Mr William Moras n. of Seattle, arrived ia
th eity this noon, ou a visit of a month or
two with his relatives and friend. II 1
slowly recovering from hi recent serious ill
net
Money ! Money !
. ' -TO
LOAN,
Oa good farm and eity property at
7 and 8 Per Cent.
I tiiin my own eetirity 1 I write my
own pper,nd if title I perfeot tan elos
trasi p in ahort order,
Call on or writ me, ,
S. N. STEELE.
With K. O. IWrdley.Il4i EsUte Agent,
Alhsny, Oregon.
MONf.Y. CHEAP MONEY.
W have made arrangement to supply
money to all on long time at low rate of
Interest on Improved turn andclfr prop
erty. Thsee who contemplate building
brick block or good brick buslne bouse
can get money. See u.
Wallace Si Cnsicav
A New Repair Shop
Ha jo-d. t-een ojiened oa First street, op
posite the Itus bouse, where y.tt can getal
kind of broken artiole mended, cloeka
van and lock repaired, key fitted, Ac
Work lum llvtt uctiy j it n lly iid d.d
City Drug Store.
Stanard i Gusick
Propriotors. Successors to
Gaim & Son. Dealers in
drugs, medicines and
chemicals.fancy and toilet
articles, granges, brushes,
erf;iniery,school and ar
tigtssupjilies. Physician's
prescriptions accurately
compounded.
City Ilestanrant.
Hivirg beva iitirly iem deled, this old
aod popular restaurant will be tnd first
elas ia every rexct. The pnblie will be
given good mal at all honra fur only S3
cnts. Kverj thing neat and attractive,
Priv bose. Ojster la every tyle.
W. A.M(iut.
Notice to Contractors,
Sealed nnm will be beceiv.
vl by the Board of Uireetor of th
Albany Farmer' Co. up to May 12. 18 00.
for tb furnishing and placing, by the
perch, of a atooe foandatlon tinder the
old waretiouw balldlng. aliaaled
la Albany. Oregon.
The rUbt I reserved by the Boa
rejct any or all bid.
itet: M If WILDS.
Put II Mas-shall, rresldeat
Secretary.
l-OMIXti EVENTS.
May 8, M s
hMn.e.'
Stott .Snblou-, st the opera
. Jnn2. State and Cotinty electior a.
wiPTCPf. Aninist C " TSSa.
e
. ...
Board of Health of the
strength and character.
Julius Joseph
WITH IT
HENDERSON
LA FOREST & THOMPSON
Dealer in
roceries
Prompt Attention.
Has just received liis Spring stock of
Clothing,
Embracing a fine lino of suits, which will bo Hold
at bottom pricos.
In order to make room for new goods will sell hi
largo stock of Notions, etc., at
A Great Reduction.
Tho bestjdacejn Albany for bargains.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
It Offered Kvery Day by the
L.T. BROCK,
To ct First Cltsi FU11NITURE, Latest Designs, at "Bot
tom I'rices. New Goods will arrive Constant!.
OIC0.8461.
-i f
J -J ' y 'x
4
Altarnout' faste-t at I! Ion ami alrerif Delon ifadioa, AMtmott'i jrraed cbii -ren
with a 4 year old r-eord H I Vi. lida (Wile Price, tho dam of Pricmont,
yr old roeord. S:l5,nd Xllar t-one 2:35. v III tie kept at Albany, Monday eoit
Tueaday ; at talent, VVcdnen.4- aud Tbordar. fn i at home Friday 1.0'J
Kalurfy. Allowed to pert n.aieai f5tto Icaure.
AlTaGO. 9320.
S year old reowl.tlt. Son of Altamont, tba aire ofa relrnent end Maputo
Arnold, reeord 2&1 (I'ub'le trial ) ran;bter of the famoo brood nia-e,
Drake, tlie datn of Norman Medium. Will be kept at Independence Tnenday ecd
Wednoaoay 5 at Corvalli, Thnrnday and Friday , . t liou e Samrcay end Siondaj.
Allowed to serve mart at f.c5 to Injure.
Heaaon enrnmeneing April Ixt rr.d eodlna Joly 1st and co rjf t.Lii!y iSFtm
ed for aoHdtwU. Tbauklng our patron for pat favor tra incite ail Jiiihio if
tha light harn&oi horse to call aod b. A lew br!e lnr rt n titt- tol'e to il
above Maillot., also ceW young driver ar.d coll tutu ilftn k-rt.'e. Vililrle
p'eUf In boln((U.k any tsy 1 Jcl'lSunday.
RUCICWIGHTBROS-
THE
STANDARD ,
SHED STALUOM
Ilck F.abriir, re-rJ PT, il! tn ik
theaiMnof IM(, comnienclajr April 1
and fnUuiK Jul; 1, ai MraaU aiatite,
Albanv. Lion county. Or. Klvinir Linn
oounty horsemen achanca to breed to a
aianuard borao, with hit aa J speed not
to be excelled in Oregon.
DBcatPTio! ano PKDioRrr,
Jliuk Flaherty I a chestnut, sni u! a'rtp
la face, one wbita asklo, stands .0 hands
high, we'd ha 1-60. wiunor of ili 2:44
ctr at City View Park S-p uilier 13,
isss, dereatinst onec, O.ttosr, Maud
Knox ar.d Harvest in tlr- etra'ght
beat. Tbl wa Dick's flrvt race, at
which time he made bia record of 2:30.
Sired by Flaherty' Fear naug lit, by
Fearnaugbt, Jr. 135, by Fnaraangbt, 13S,
reeord f 2:23 1-1 (alnnst of the $10 t'tK)
purse at ButlAlo in lS6S,.l fectitix Ueorae
Paimer Col Maydard, American Girl, J
J Uradley, Myron Porry, Victor. B ago
and Mollie), ha by young Morr I.
Dick Flaherty' iam, Bill Drew, has
paced mil In 30, hy Dodd's 'olsor,
by John reluon, 187, fciro o? Nevea,
2:23 1-2, Anrora, 2:27 1-3. Nemo, 2:30; by
T
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WHOLESALE
Kv. l
HarflwarG, Ifod, Steel M Farm Maelerj.
SOLE AGENTS FOR WASMCTOI AMD K0BTKE3N IDAHO FOR THE
BUCKEYE MOWER MD REfiPER.
Tics KacU'Jie ar too well kneutt to nee conaaent. Tbouand of farmer liava
used them and speak of tnem wittt t 'tis. ?J7 ar th only HarveBtUu;
. Macblne tbat vrUl siv EKTIILJ fcKsr ACTION to Uie purchaser.
fjilLLEB'S STAR VIBRATING THRESHER,
AULTfilAN'S STAR TRA0T10H EKfe,.
Tho mom ZSt 5tlve and Successful Combination fcr Thxeahlag aai Clean; 115
Grain vr constructed.
m m nm. m jr a s m mm fwrl rn hi.
itrTliB Fontor that eUUnnnlshe thi Trin-Binder il tha Mghtnss at rr&ft, combined itl; if.
r.xtiaonlinarv Ktrsnirth and Durability. Th tinder is of th Apph by pottsrn, th oniy really so-f-!l
::o i t known. NVs have two styles, the Elevktor Binder and Um I latloroi Binder botu esoelient- in.a
lecoiumcudiid by hundreds ot patrons. , -
CCrinrTimT "PI) PAP!! 'WUimifl Deere Hows, Deere Sulky Plows,
ULUUllJLIiJili iiUDiU lliUUiU Carriages, Plisetons, Top Jiu
BUCK-BOARDS, FOUR-SPRING
MOUNTAIN WAGONS, '
BUCKEYE AND SUPERIOR DRILLS
AND SEEDERS.
CORBIN DfSC HARROWS,
UODGES-HA'HES HEADERS.
HAISH BARB WIRE.
SENi3 FOR c:?cuLAnr.
yiiiiicifii
PROPRIETOR.
REC0BD,2:29 - 34.
iv.
BIC3RD
2 : S3.
IrnpTraeten, dm, the lUdmocd Man
by Atxlailan
2nd - fam, Eu'tertt ld,a St Cli5r.
3rd Dam, by Black Leg, by Biggol'J
RaUlcr.
4tbr Dam, by Jaok Ilawkic?, by Bos
ton. Sth-vDm,by ld St Clair.
Flaherty' Kearnaugbt dam, IIiiJc-.
by Old Columbn.
2 Dam, by Harnv' Hatnbletonian.
3- Daui, Boston Gi.l, a co'ebrated 3
mllAlrnli. p l.jol.l 1 kl.ll.n
isoaiaijion wun auch aoombtnatun 01
fast trouing and producing blood ba
ever besn ottered tor 'servios in Linn
ctiunty, Hregjii, before.""
TKRMS,
To insure, f 40; season, f 30. Mare bred
by tne suscu, psyab.'e July 1, Mara
bred by insurance pybl6 when mare
are known to be with foal. Iiar will
ha carel't'l., bandied, but no responsi
bility will be assume V ioi aocldeots'
tiood pauure at i a month.
For further particulate address,
1 LaFOREST,
Albany.Or-
UUUU.U.UUUD
Front. First aM Ylna Streets,
P0RTLND, - 0HEG0I1
DEALER IN
BBS BV 11 FK t'
lies
-viv.
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