The state rights democrat., May 16, 1890, Image 3

MAY 16, 190
8171X3 &
Kill' t.
N0TTIK0.
Irnrllnr.
Famoih Hank. Hunk Vaughn, well
known nil over the Northwtnt,wa nearly
kiilctl In linrsn round up on tho Vina
till iVHcrvatmn vi'Unlov. Hi h'gwn
lirnk.cn, also half a dor.on rilHnl lip wa
Injured internally, lit) in at lVntiloton
and will protwhlydiu. l'ortlaiul Kx.
llis ili)'Niian rvporta tliat Hank
Vaughn in doing ax an rotiM l cx
povted. llotli bone of hi leg In-low the
knee were broken wiuitrelv in two. Tho
fracture waa reduced, ami it i rolabU
that Hank will soon bo out ami but
attain unless hp ia injured Internally. Ho
in lite victim of hard luck, of nun shot
wound and accident, hut haa always
pull! through, and will doubtless do o
this time. K. O.
Ir Astoria can rls $Joo,ooo In one day
for a railroad to the Villntct:i valley,
why can't Salem ralne ha'f that turn fur' a
ralfroad to deep water ?
It dIJ onre raUe $jo,ok In capital mock
In several day, and henee tvc question is
a very pertinent one, one that will take
deep thought and much Investigation to
answer j but In answering such question
nowaday ll I well t remember that S
em already ha a hchi.I road, while Au
tla, year behind Iht ti ne, la none, mid
hence there i a tcrrilic Inducement for
rustling.
DirrtatNT Custom. In Actoik the
paper charge regular rale f r giving no
tice of meeting, nu ll an lliosc of !oiuer
and historical scclcik, etc. so aukbui
are they to yet wealthy In Albany all
these things are done fn-r ami the rtiitois
are often eipectrd to help foot the iecl
dental bill. A a newspaper c umn
are it Mock Ir. traJe ti eie ace someti.lnys
that should be paid for, inch a sUieotvp
cd memorial, crd tf thank, etc. and
perhap the Atorl style i all right, but
it would cue a lir here.
AW Indpindbnt's Tickht. The
Stayton Sun, "The only paper In the up
per Santlam," come out with the follow
ing ticket, which U any excellent one so
far a govenor, date treasurer and supreme
jude la concerned:
Govenor, Nylvestrr Pennoverj Secre
tary of Stale, Geo W Mcferldej Slate
Treasurer, (J W Webb; Supt 1'ubllc In
struction, T C lory ; H'-ate I'rlnte', K C
Baker; Judge Supreme court, H F lion
ham; For Congress, Muj J A ltri.ee. It
say: "Our ticket, found in thl Usue, con
tain treral republican name, but ou
won't find D P Thompson'.
Mixrso MATTsaa. Mr K J McOauwt
land la home from his trip to California,
where he had been in the intereitt of the
Dry Gnkh Mining com pant, looking in
to different systems of hydraulic and
other mining. He reports mining there
aa being very quiet, Imt secured some
pointers which will no doubt le of value
to the Santiaiu mines. He will go to the
nines in a few days, when active ojh' ra
tions will begin.
Tut Yocnoist First Matk. Mr Po
hanan, the night operator of the Western
Union telegraph olTice In thl city, has jutt 1
returned Ironi a trip to Coo bay. lie re.
port having made the acquaintance while
there of the younget first n.ale of a ve
el ever yel known. The individual is
Geo Graham, aged eleven year, who till
the position on the ach'ooner "Juno,"
whih pile between Scotuburg, on the
Umpqa river, and Coo bay Slaiesman
A PatTTT Thought. The other even
ing the long eared reporter for thl paper,
just as the glorious King of Day wa going
down like a baU of 6re through the (ir '
that stand as sentinels on the crest of the
hills back cf town, heard a little girl av to
a playmate, "Let' bid good bye to the
sun and tell him to say good morning to
the people In China." Rather a prcttv
thought for a mere child. Portland v el
come.
Right to tub Point. Tho council at
its meeting ordered an ordinance drawn
providing for the fining of minors who
simply enter a saloon. This is taking
the Lull directly by the horns and w ill
do more to keep liquor away from minors
than any provision that could I made.
The move is a good one and the ordinance
will undoubtedly pass at the n.xt meet
ing. Tmb Watch Found. A few days ago
the Dexocbat mentioned the stealing of
a watch from Mr J K Hiwy, at the Kiish
House. The matter was placed in the
hands of detectives, resulting in the find
ing of the watch in a Portland second
hand store. The identity of the thief
was pretty well established and it was
thought he would be captured within a
day or two.
No resolution has yet ben adopted
offering to turn oyjr the Evangelical
churches in thi conference to Lord Wool
sey Bowman and never will be.
The above is from the Salem Journal ,
and a long account of an anti-tjwman
mass meeting there shows that most Salem
people, as well as the Journal, are decid
edly anti-Bowman.
Comb Hbbb. The unmarried women
of Massachusetts have f 29.000,000 on dc
posit in the savings bank of their state,
says the Boston Woman' Journal. An
Albany young man, who has been watch.
Ing for something of the kind, ay he will
marry the whVe crowd if they svlil come
A Craxy I'.oom. "At South Bend, on
Bliottlwatcr lUy, there ft re almut .TH)
people; there are tweiity-flvo rcnl estate
..111..... - .. 11 ii 1.,, 1 1,., .
,11111 IP, WUinu 111 1.11,-11, jiiixij inivi I
all thut is tnlked of there is buying and
bonding and sales," mid tt initii to un
Astoriun repurler. "Ijtml anywhere
around the mouth of the Ulnpn liver,
where it empties into Hhmvlwnter Imv, Is
...t 1 & 1 ... . ii, h2..t..
.. 1 1 . . .f , f,...
w 11, p lin, l VI J lull a niiv .! n vi;n,
hud il(H) acres over on tho north side of
the river; lie sold it a few win ks jo for
fiKMKN), The deed wen nmde out to a
on of T F Oitke, the Northern l'aeilie
man. That Is an indleation of the price
that lun.l is held ut in that vicinity. W
B Aditir hits I'.l acres some distance tip
the river, for w hieh he paid J'iTn nn nen.
A few months bro h mill hand workiiut
in the mill nt South licnd found that
there was an acre tntet adjoining the
mill holding. It w8 n JaKed elill, eov
erml with brush and tree, and apparent
ly valueless; nn 0110 had ever thought
enough of it to lite on it. He proved up
nn It the oilier ditv and sold it tor fw,
IKHI." Scto I'kks S(jt in,H. Tom Cornell, now
one of AUtnnv's big real estate men, wa
in thi city iSiesduy.
K Seifer't Im imiveil hi g.tllei v from
Stayton to thi city and i now "located
in the Hilyeu brick,
I larrv ( 'liii'in,ui i now in chanre of the
O P roundhouse nt Albany. A Harry is
a iv'W marvied man it jtiet suiUhim. " I
WhmIi l'iiill;p-t is out, with a new bun-
try, llio only one of it kiuil 111 them part.
It a ihiisv.'voil bet.
Sir (Joins ha established the rules and
prices t govern the electric light busi
ness. They tire furnished cheaper than
in any other town in the Mate.
Ikirn, nettr this city, Mny ftth, to the
the wife of Uiley Cnluvun, "tw ins, a lsiy
an ! ;irl. MothVr and children doing
well and U ley i.-t happy,
A WKifrms Km iim ha invented an
iulVriuil linu h.ne w hieh i;e p:iet in an
envelope and send to those w luVrcfuse"
the pntHT niter takii g U live vear witii-
out pitying firit. The inaeliineexplialea
and kill the whole family and the frag
ments that full in the yard kill the dog.
The alove from an exchange 1 a sam
ple of .the course taken by some news
apera to frighten delinquent subscriber
into "paying up." There are men in the
world wlu will pay their butcher bill but
won't liquidate tor their newspaiwr, and
savage dun only tickle them. The Hum-
ocar long no quit dutmiiig through itr
cumin. iiiu above course, though,
would le a very just one 111 some cae.
llo vnu ok Tk.wik Mcktimi. Mr W V
Seaver, representing the Salem Itoanl of
Trade, met a few members of the Alltany
Itoard of Trade last Tuesday. The meet
ing was adjourned until hat urdnv 'even
ing when a committee from Salvia will
meet with the Hoard in the Council
chamlHT and consider the matter of ad
vertising the Valley. A good pcheme for
the lloard now would be to send a man
to Portland, for at least a few months, to
meet the thousand of immigrant con
stantly arriving there. There is a first
class man in AlUmy for the purtoc,one
thoroughly reliable, and it i lobe hoped
shmething will K' done in the matter.
r.
lived hi t
having come
early train, cms
1 fit y
trout
t!
" - A "tiUetr.nn or-
yc!crdv afternoon
a n. Ian City on the
e .Sulcm State. nnn
to A.ban.
Boako or Tbadb Meeting. A special
meeting of the Board of Trad? wa held
Saturday evening pursuant to an an
nouncement In the Dbmocbat. The
matters of propositions for a starch factory
and a tannery were considered and the.
Secretary wa directed to coi respond with
the parties Interested in reference to them.
To establish a tannery a joint stock com
pany Is wanted with a capital of $20,000,
Thb Exccbsiox. Quite a large excur
sion party went to CorvaKI Saturday
evening to attend the presentation of
Evangeline In Jon's new opera house,
They were accompanied by th bai.d. An
enjoyable trip was reported. Evangeline,
a piay lor bald heads, traditionally speak
Ing, was greatly appreciated.
Change o Officers. Mr R II Miller
having resigned as treasurer and a sst -secretary
of the Gold Mountain and Dry
Gulch Consolidated Gold and Silver Min
ing Company, Mr Claude Gatch, wa
elected treasurer and Seth R Hammer
secretary to fill the vacancies till the an
nual stockholders' meeting. Journal.
Consideb Turn. By calling at Jas F
Powell's you will see a large and fine
stock of vegetables and fruits just receiv
ed by steamer, consisting o! fresh oranges
lemon, cabbage, cauliflower, onions, eel
ery, ripe cherries, and choice fruits of all
kinds.
A Silver Wedding. Eunday was
the Z5th anniversary of tne marriage of
Mr and Mrs L E Blain. The employee
of Mr Blain remembered the event by pre
senting the happy couple with a silver to
keain keeping with the silve y nature of
the anniversary.
Cakd of Thanks. The undersigned
desire to thus publicly return his sincere
thanks to the many friends who, in the
hour of sadness and bereavement, render
ed such kindly aid and assistance during
the sickness and burial of hi wile.
George x5lake,
Drug Store for Sale. In a growing
town ; alio a large list of city and cou nti y
property. For particulars inquire
Ouiss & Hedrick, over Firat Nat,
A Wr.tV Ci'mxkhh. Postmaster
Thompson Monday furnished a week'
record of the bulncs of the office, ome
thlng done all over the t'nitcd Male. A
it wa only a temporary afUir he forward
ed "he record without keeping a duplk-a-.
hence we are unable to give the fig.
ure. except on 3 cent Utter. There were
over 36OO of these, weighing 8$ pound,
and the week w a a very quiet one. Be
side theoe there wa a good record of
postal, drop letter, etc. In AstorlH.which
ill get carrier, the number of 1 cent let
ter was 4936, weight lOS pounds, being
only a little ahead of Albany. In Coeval -li
it was only ha f as mucll.
A Watkr Woiiii KtiiKMr. Several
monied men of Allmny are contemplat
ing a scheme, which, if it tnateria'ue,
will prove of great advantage to Allwny.
It is nothing less than a new system of
water work. The jdan proposyd i to
mn a large pipe from Waterloo to this
city, probably a 12 inch pipe, and fur
nish cheap water for residence and lawn
purpoMcs. The fall from Waterloo i 140
feet, so that an immense force could l
secured for tire ptirpi- a well. The
distance by bee line is alut sixteen
miles. The cof-t would not be great,
that the plan U entirely fi-amhle.
Oh a Thai 1.. Judge Shaw and the coun
ty cominiKsioner started for Gatcsville
hist night to meet the official of the
railroad company and make arrange
ments for the opening of the Minto trail,
which ha been iisurs-d to some extent
by the railroad company. It is believed
that a friendly settlement of the matter
can be reached. The people op there
may rest assured that Judge Shaw and
our commissioner will da all in their
power to restore their right, and com
111 the corporations to rcject the laws
of the state. Journal.
Ckop Pbosi'ect. An Albany man who
haa lieen out through the country, says
fall wheat looks fine ; tut spring wheat
is an uncertain quantity, lie saw farm
ers harrowing where the 'dust was so
thick one could hardly see the outfit.
Farmers who were prompt, though, got
their spring wheat in on time. Some of
it has failed Jo appear ; but it is looked
for during the month. Apple, pear.cher-
ry anu prune trees are an rignianu prom
ise a bountiful harvest ; peach trees,
though, were considerably injured and
we will protmMy nave to buy Southern
Oregon and California peaches, ahem.
Fot-SD Guilty. Oscar and Doy Cole,
who were arrested last week for assault
on Angus Cu;..'..ii, at Millers, were tried
before Justice Humphrey and a jury, the
trial eliciting cniderable Interest. O II
Irvine appeared for the state ami G W
Wright for the defense. After being out
only a short time the tury brought in a
verdict of guilty and the justice fined the
defendants $20 apiece and costs, the costs
alone amounting to f 1
Bi All Means. An Albany man w ith
an eye to the beauty, a well as to the
substantial upbuilding of the city, sug
gests, now the court house property is to
be generally improved, that a ten Joot
cement walk be built around it. A sug
gestion worthy of consideration. These
walk are being built very cheap now
and the value to the city and county of
suclt an improvement would be tar above
the cost. At the same time tne around
the school house would add wonderfully
to ttie appearance ot thing. Jf one en
terprifling citizen can build 247 feet alone
the city ought to 13 able to stand a block
Ho reports It to be the general talk at Hint
place concerning tte movement on font
with the Oregon Pclli and Southern
Pacific companies wherein the former'
road will become the property of the lat
ter, lie mv thiil two extra train came
Into that city on Monday night about
midnight having the ollielul of the road
on board, and that all hand In the shop
were doing extra duty in repntiing and
arranging the machinery, A 1o the
above rumor being perfectly correct he
wa not prepared to ny, It might beitated
that there are always plenty of rumor
nllont about the Oregon Pacific railway
company msny more In fact than of sny
other line In Oregon, A a general thing,
however, no reliance can be placed on
hot I .heard about the road tin les It
come direct from the C nicer. Col T E
llojljf, pre.ldent of the compm.y I a hard
mnn to down, and when he ny the com
pany i going to sell out t, cn there Is a
whole lot of truth In it. He nnd hi broth
er W M, are Invincible worker hen it
come to constructing thl Hue aero the
valley and on east to connection with
Hiine chslcrn rond, and It I not likely that
they will rellte Irom thi work until thl
object h U-en accomplished, and they
can gel 00 their private car at Ympilnn
and ride clear acro Oregon without
leaving the Oregon Pacific' rail. ,
C0KVAM.1. A gentleman representing
an ivtstorn woolen mill company visited
Corvalli last Thursday and Friday ami
looked over the ground carefully w ith a
view to establishing a largo woolen mill
in Corvalli.
During tho week endiii),' yesterday,
every ostotlleo in the United Slates ha
ltoen keeping a record of the amount of
business done at their olllce, which ia to
be forwarded to Washington. It was a
very quiet week In Corvalli, yet there
were 11)72 letter maited.lll postal curd,
1M Knnd of newspaper, and H pound
of merchandise.
The ease of State of Oregon va Arch
McKinley.in which J W Wilt wa private
prosceutor.ttttracted the attention of the
Justice court the fore part of last week.
It seem defendant ha lieen selling sew
ing machines for Mr Will and the trouble!
grew out of the division ot the profit. I
Hie evidence went to show that the busi
ness wa very lucrative and the jury evi
deutly didn't blame Muck for trying to
get more than his share of the spoils un
der the circumstance, for they returned
a verdict of not $My and reeoiiunendcd
that the private prosecutor be tux til with
'the costs. Time.
K.Mi Ko.M) Item.- Crook count y' wool
rrop will soon commence moving In earn
el toward The Dallesnot to Albany
over the Oiegon Pacific Princvillc New.
The Oregoidan tukrs the Item and
make It red better, a follow :
Crrook count 'a wcol crop w ill o.n
commerce n.ovlng In earnest towaro The
I nllrs n-t to Albany over the Oregon
Pacific, a It will do In" a ;cr horn now.
It will be itmrmbcrcd that the promise
wa made last fall that '.he crop should
come to Albany t and It probably would
but for the severe wln'.er, and even now
the ground I hardly Ir, a condition for
work at the front. " The following from
The Dade Time Mountaineer should
be a new incentive for the Oregon Pacific
to push matter : "Kngineer are out lo
cating a route for The Dalle k Golden -d'e
rsl.road. the survey of The Dalle.
I'rineville Southern wilt be commenced
next week. An agent of an Eastern syn
dicate I here to receive proposition for
building bath roads."
(MM IL l-KOt U
Tuesday evening, May 12.
l'reent Mayor, Hecorder, Marshal,
Street Commissioner, Surveyor, and
Cotineilmen French, Deyoe, Taller, Uurk
hart, Smith and Garrett.
The following hill were ordered paid :
U 8 Hale, ito W Jj nrr. W 1 Conn &
Cougill. T4t.fWi Geo Hughes, .13: John
Chisweil, 7i John Maxwell, $21 .08;
Chris. Houek, $2; Santiam Luiniier Co.,
$81.74; H KTuwnsend, $2.50 j Ol'Daif
tials, $d.75: Henry East, $2.
The Street commissioner made several
meommendatlon for new sidewalk, cul
vert, etc.. a follow j A new sldo walk
on the west side of Thurston street, lot 4,
block 25, Hack 1c man' 2nd addition. Al
so on the east side of Ferry street adloin-
init lot 1, block 48. A sewer and culvert
on the cast initio of Lafayette across 5lh
atreet. A new sidewalk on grade 011
south side of Uth street adjoining block
77, also on the cast shin ot liroadalbln
street, adjoining block 62. also on the
south slilu of 7th street ad oinimr lots 3
and 4, block 53. Heferred.
Surveyor Parr reported In reference to
the placing of stroetsou grade.
1 met I'.ngtneer Stewart reported the
receipt of suction for No 2's emrlne. Kill
for siinie. U5 (or suction and 18 (or
freight, were allowed.
A memorial to Conurcss aklmr for the
right to erect a britfgu at this city was
reuu ami unnniiuouMiy ntlopUMl.
Petition l John llrusli nnd or asked
that grade on 4th street between linker
and ltaitroad street be changed to a
running gtade. Ueferred with imwer of
committee, to act.
Petition of Sn Wa fc Co aked the
privilege of building an addition to a
uiildlng on lot fi, blin k 7. Referred.
A new sidew alk w hs ordered at 2nd and
Mlswortlt streets to alley, to Ihj built
within ten days.
t ouncilmen 1 iarrett favored an ord
nance providing for a tine against minor
who viit saloon. Heferred. It should
be passed at once.
Matter of slop hotter in rear of Strahnn
and Pearce blocks wa referred, together
wiin matter olclcauing spitton, with
jiow er to act.
Grade ordered established In tuirtloit of
city lying south of 8th street and between
tne ami Mlsworth. work to lie done
within uo days from establishment.
Montgomery street w a ordered graded,
1st to 3rd ; 5th Kailroad to Main ; 2nd
Jell'ersou to Thurston. To tie done with
in 'M days.
South end of Washington street was
ordered 01 c tied by Marshal within five
dav.
luker street wa ordered filled and
graded. 1st to Water streets, w ithin 30
days.
A warrant waa ordered drawn in favor
of the Linn County Hank for II 11)3.33.
Ivanced by it in imvuient of note due
lapp & Jones for steamer.
liiil ordered paid : Electric Light
o.. 1!H.&0: Itovoe & Ilohaon. 1 12.1'!
a Ewing, Kobt Prow n, $24 ; John
'M,itrll l. J W tf.uw, luu
Ikmghten, $J; J of in Maxwell, $74.1(1; N
llenton, $.11.
Ckhk Cot STY. Within the past few
day we have conversed with men of cap
ital w ho say they will guarantee a sulmi
dv of tlo.(XH) with an additional amount
o($10.WH) in the way of det grrjunds
and right f way to induce the building
of a railroad through thi plaee.
On Wednesilay afternoon ltolwrt Row
an, senior niemWr of tho firm of It liow
au A Sou, quictlv pasiwl away at the
residence of hi son, W 11 Kowan, after a
lingering illness of two month.
The trial of Win Page in the next term
id circuit court of Harney countyf for the
killing of Pill P.rown.creates considerable
interest here, as Isith parties were well
known in thi county, both having lived
here a number of year.
Th stock inspector has Inspectetl the
sheep in the northeastern part of the
county .and find that the los of sheep In
that part of the county out of a little over
loO.Ot) head wal ,"'.). Review.
A Cil 1'lack. There is one place in
Albany that w i!! alw ays 13 cool, no mat
ter how torrid the weather lifcome. The
cold storage rsm of the Albany Ice Co.
i the place. The tetnrature is kept at
.'Hi to J degree above ero, a very nice
temperature to Iks comfortable in. The
demand lor space 1 already beyond tne
apncitv of the room. AlUmy ha lieen
maiie tne uiHtrinuiing station lor nine
hart's beer, and there i Ojntinually one
to two car loal of the leverage store!
there. Fruit, meats and perishable
g'Kxl generally will be stored there dur-
111a the warm weather. iheAH'nny ice
Co now ha stations at Kugvne, Corvalli
and Grants I'as. with others ts-ing- ar
ranged, and w ill have its hands full the
coming summer meeting the demands of
the trade. One cent is very cheap in
Oregon for ice. being a great reduction
from the old prices, so thai everybody
can afford to keep cool.
A Mario Co. Matt it a T C Sha
and CommUsloner Cornelius went with
the O P ofi.lal to Galesvlllc yesterday.
There were present President Wm. Hoag,
Wallace Nash and Abraham llackclman
The object of the meeting wa o examine
the damage done by the building ot tne
raihoad to the county road known a the
Minto trait A trip was made In a private
car over the entire portion, and after fully
examining the whole thing the omcers
of the railroad promised to repair all injury
done the highway, and where necessary to
build the same anew in such a way as to
make it entirely satufactarv to the people
of Marl-m county. The court hi appoint
ed Don II Smith, of Gatesvllle to look
after the county's Interets, and the work
ill be done within a month. journal
Located. The sife for the Home and
Hospital, funds for which are licing rais
ed in thi city by the Ladies Aid Society
WKiTar.a t ser t lie 111
Ot the Oregon State Weather Hureau,
co-operating with U. B. Signal Service,
Central Office, Portland, Oregon, for
the week ending'Saturday, May 10th,
181W:
wcATiira.
The high temperature of the previous
two week continued un to Wednesday
of thi week, when it fell, being more
near the normal ; the trmierature fell to!
near the front tsdnt. but owing to the
cloudy weather no frost are retsirted to
have occurred.
During the week rain feu In all section
of the state, being felt copiou except in
the w iliamette valley, dearly two in
ches (ell in Jackson county, an inch in
lkiuglaa and Josephine, generally tea
than one quarter ot an inch in the Wil
lamette valley, and In Ktern Oregon
from .10 to nearly .75 of an inch. IUI11
ha been needed, and more would prove
beneficial ; present indications are for
more rain.
The amount of sunshine has been about
the average. Thunder storms were ex
perienced in Southern and F-strn Ore
gon on the 2, 3, 4, ft, 0 and 7th instant.
crop.
Bank.
New embrolderle, flouncing, lace
flouncing in cotton and silk, black and
cream. Laces In Imitation point, also new
designs In black and white lace, including
Vandyck and Eifel Tower. New ruchings
Da. Patton, the specialist on female
and private diseases, In Blumberg' Block
Office hour. 10 to J2, to a and 7 to 8,
r.nnsultation free. Residence 3rd and
Montgomery.
In
has been located, and will be a block
Goltra's Park addition, adjoining the pro
posed street car line, near the soutli part
01 the addition, b Young and IT 31 II
Ellis are the donor, the block being one
of their section of the addition. The do
nation i a generous one. The Home
will no doubt form a neucleus for a nice
settlement of residences
All styles of business, however, on
the river and sound seem to 13 doing
well, if we do not mention the canner
ies, there ore the pineries, tanneries
fisheries, eateries, drinkeries and town
lotterie. I do not know how the real
estate men in Astoria are, but certainly
their lots, many of them, at leant, lead
an upright life. Uiil JSye.
Bill might have added that some of
them lead a very low life; but his hamja
seemed to be full paying boiled oyster
bills and be neglected it.
Ax Old KaaiDnsr. Mr W II Dodd,
who has been residing in Missouri for
several years, is in the city. Mr Dodd
was in the hardware business in Albany
for several years, along in the seventies,
and the old timers tell about the immen
sity of hi muscle, which, from Mr
JJodds well preserved appearance we
judge to be undiminished.
fjURQicAL Oi'ehatios. Last Tuesday
Dr Maston, assisted by Dr Davis, re
moved portions of both bones from the
iorearm 01 Aiiert woodmancy, who re-
s'uj. near hcio. and who had bis arm
bronen at the wntit about three years
ago. The arm has been a running sore
ever since and the bones removed were
so diseased that there was no hope of the
soro healing up.
Fu rr Up. The cemetery should be
put in good condition for decoration day
whereas it presents a very unbecoming
appearance at present. It i to the in
terest of Albany to see that it be greatly
improved.
GO DOWN
stAVt rUUUtittLLK,
Rev J II Kirkpatrkk, accompanied by
hi daughter, Wins IJello, vtHed J F
Moses and family last week. liev K.
will preach here on tho Saturday night
before the first Sunday lit J ttne.
Mr Akin, w ho purchased a farm near
CrawfordsviUe a few weeks since.has sold
to Mr Fox, lately from Wisconsin, which
leaves Mr A again on t no lookout lor
farm.
Mr Peter Hither was In town this week.
He says he I intending to lay oh his
farm on the prairie into town Iota, to 13
called "Dither's addition to Seattle."
Lumber teams are beginning to travel
anil there will soon be a great rush to the
mill and lumber yard.
Mr Harbrough, wife and son from Tex
as have located here. They like this
country, ami we are pleased to have peo
ple of their appearance and apparent
qualities locate among us.
Mr John Wright and Miss Sarah King
were married on last Wednesday evening
at the residence of the bride's lather, Itev
Mulkey of the Christian church officiat
ing. They have acted sensibly by going
to liotmekeppinut at once, having purchas
ed a home for that purpose. They have
many friends who w ish them a happy
and prosperous journey inrougit me.
CrawfordsviUe ha not yet had Its
boom, but why should It not come? We
have a fine farming country, excellent
stock ranches, mills, timber and water
power, health and (food society. W hat
else I required to produce a healthy
UOOltlT WSSI.KY.
OalsVILLtt
The population of this pi wo is Increas
ing, a son of Charley Brown's arrived on
the 7th. He seems to lie well pleased
with the country, aa much of it a he haa
seen.
The friends and neighbors of Johmton
White gathered at his residence on the
afternoon of the 10th, this being the an
niversary of hi marriage. Mr W has
leen married 25 year, and lias a family
of eleven children, seven boy and four
girl; seven were present at this anniver
sary. Among those present were Mr N
P llrlgg, wife and daughter, Corvalli :
Mr l'.mma Cameron. Corvalli ; Mr W
II Crawford, wife and family, Oak vllle;
Mrs It A Itamford, Oak vllle; Mrs HP
Williamson, Oakvllle; Mr D K Junkln
and wife.Oakvllle; Mr W L HtJohn,
Oakville; Ml Anna Mohr. West Oak-
Vilie; AY Smith, Oakvllle, and others
too numerous to mention. Of the many
present I haven't space to give all but
will give a few : Set of silver teaspoons,
Mr C Hamilton: pair silver napkin
ring, Mr A M Acheon: set silver, tea
spoon, Mrs N V Briggs; glas salt ser
ver and glass pepper server, Mrs Emma
Cameron; silver picture frame, Miss
Luella Stockton. After a fine wedding
tipper consisting of oyster soup, four
kinds of pie, and fterhap twelve kinds
of cake, we were entertained by the mu
sicians. Threw generations of the White
family. ! Mr John White, aged 82, played
the violin ; Johnson White, hi son. aired
48, played the piccolo, and Guy White,
son of Johnson, the guitar and mouth
organ.
Itev T J Wilson preached here last Fab
bath to a large audience. Itev M M Mar
ling will preach next Habliath at 11 am
and 6 :30 p in.
im meuiiiers 01 the 1 r 1; k ir
busy preparing for ths picnic, which will
be the grand affair of the season ; they
have tho finest grove in the county and
it the day is pleasant there will 13 a
large crowd present.
Awirt.
VAU ABbK I'KOI'CUTY.
The Cuslck Addition to Albany ha
just been thrown or the market and will
be sold at such prices and terms as will
enable the speculator to make good
money. Thl property Ilea just thi aide
of Goltra's Parkt I high and sightly,
oveifciokfng the city and surrounding
country. In the language of a First
street merchant, "That 1 destined to be
come the 'lkm-ion' residence portion of
the city."
Wallace Sc Cuslck, the agent for this
property, have their own conveyance and
will be glad to show this the best of all
addition, to the Intending speculator.
To Conn i'cnd'lcson s for your gro
eerie and produce. With a choice stock
they are able to meet all demand. They
follow the old adage of "quick rales and
small profit," and are always at hand to
attend to the want of the public. Keep
your eye on their store lor Iresh produc
and groceries and you will not be disap
pointed.
roB iLr
My household furnishing at a bargain;
also ome real estate, good location in Al
bany. Call at my house on Second street
near U J railroad.
Jas F Harwell.
Spring Jackets t Cost. I
have a small line of spring jack
et in colors I wish to close out,
and have reduced the price to
cost. They are the latest style
and a bargain. I also have a line
of Spring Stockinet jacket for
$5.50 each, which I the nicest
jacket for the price in the market. -Samuel
E, Young.
The weather conditions bay leen very
la-ncficial to croi of all kind. Spring
sown wheat especially needed rain and
in those district where It wa inot need
ed it fell. Unusual a it may appear in
the Wilhimette valley the soil I very dry
and in sections hard. While all crop
are growing, yet Ksl,gencral rain would
prove to ne very ucneuciai. im suiwoii
is trencrallv very moist yet. but small
seeds, spring sown grain and the like
need surface moisture. The eooler.eloudy
weather that ha prevailed the latter few
days ha proven very beneficial. Grae
are heading out in section, allaiia no a
good stand. The Brass is generally 1
ported to le in good condition, crops
are grow ing finely and rain is needed, is
reported from all section. On the 8iu
general rain prevailed in Eastern Oregon,
wli ch will tend to lessen the posmoie in
unous eilecta 01 the warm dry weather.
kivko.
Tf warm wrather lot ranirltv melted
the snows in the mountains all streams
in Oregon are rising, Imt no danger i ap
prehended. The Willamette river at
'ortlaud has risen six feet during the
week and the current i swift. The Pow
der, Grande Itonde, Umatilla, Umpqua
and Itotruc rivers are rising. The Colum
bia risen and is now on a slow steady rise
B. 8. Paoub,
01wrver U. 8. Signal Sen-ice.
Assistant Director Oregon Weather Bu
reau :
BI4L IMT at at aas-Ca.
Peter Bilyeu to G F Bilycu, 6 lots,
Sclo $ 410
Peter Bilyeu to Hubbard Bilyeu, 1
lot, scio 5
A llacklerr.an to John Schmeer, blk
o, II s ath A aooo
A C Ilausman to J r Venner, bl 7,
it's and A, N Hrownvllle 141
A Condra to D II Pierce, J40 sere,
IS w3
Ihos Willlksen to J A Wilson, ao
acres, 13 w i as
Peter I-eforge to ISichlcs West fall
and Tarkerjot o.bl 3,K' A.Lcb. 125
I 11 Kb k Patrick to N West fall snd
v. 1 1 . - 1 , . I . . fft AM
f araer. iui 14. di i. jv n, lcu.
G C Henderson to II Bryant, tots 1,
a, 7, , bl 15, li s 4th a, Albany,
and bl 14 and I5.and lots 1, 3,3,
4, 7 and 8, bl 16, 11' 3rd A, Al
bany, also bl 43 and 49, In Gol
tra's Park Add... 17,000
Peter Bilveu to Albert Randa!l,78.33
ar Ja. r. rmku. t -.
Fln orange.
Union and 01 ilon set,
Early Koe and other potatoes,
Seed pers, beans, etc,
Civisle and cracker,
Dried fruit.
Fresh garden product,
AH kind canned goods,
Oa'mcl, corn meat, hour, etc,
t ickle, trhshfs, etc.
Everything found any where.
HOntlAT.
T 0 Shaw, on of the prominent lawyers
of Sslstn, wa lu ths eity to-dy,
Mr 0 L llrusli, of" Poit'aod, reerntly
bonijht tiv aero near that oil v, paying $13,
000 theref ir.
Ths srtlsllo soap man U paying hi semi
oous!oiil visit to Albany, daeorating the
iters wiudow along Ftrttret.
Mr Geo W Freeman, ths civil nginser,
' Sabbath iu Albany with hi fmily.
They will go to Astoria to speud th setn
ninr. Piotaresqits California, ths hams of an
artistic work being iinnl i a Vry hand
some monthly, A onvvr has laa ia th
eity ia it lotert, ,
Ths Insurance coiiipaut, whiuh inalude
nearly 100 ct ths htading Instiranox ehtnps-
aie throughout th United state, h dis
solved on aoenutit of rat cutting.
Dr MoAlister uomd a di pstch from
Tooms tody, that Frsukie Flindt was
dangemualy ill from drr py of the hrt and
lung, and will leav to morrow for that city
Ths old building nn Phil Baltimore' furri
er at th eoroar nf Fitt anil Lyon HtrmU, it
being moved to Mr lUltimore' quarter block
svn er sight bluoks tt. Cougle k Conn
are doing ths moving
This Is ths way ths Iisoo Advariua an
bououe a birth t Niek hi f . U Id u to be
sura and put 111 an ad. for iKnl watch dog.
And why f To kp tho I.Uinod bywy.
That ow dnhtfr whiuh om to hi house
h is tfoinu to ksro. Mother ami dsouhtor
doing wall.
TursOAV.
Mr Cyras Wistlsks. of Han Jos. Cat.. I
in tbcoity.
QfO II Ksenrv left thi bouo on a muulu
tiv trip to Astoria,
D C Slmrinsn. of Sslwm. wiU b in Alhsn
thi wtmk and muster th nmw order ot Ku
of Veteran.
J K Brown, of th fijidism f jiniUi Pn
has io ep th 0 V at Hi ay too snd other
plae en haiioos.
Frank Parkar. tha IiuImuIh ni
has gun to Albany to start a tux.t .t
houiw. PadlU a K O.
A Unt bs Ueo tet an ar the Diu
c AT oflio and the famou Oragon Wonder
win m xbinitd in it begianiog t .-morrow.
Ivswd io aaothar autumn an .r.inU
log Days Thompson's atmoi for tb
iat D yeais. It should b road by every
00,
Mr E A Mdor. at one time teLoul iun.
ioteodoot of Heotoo caunty.rtoently of Ida
"n. baa ba tmployui by .b Pat mot and
Merchant lusorauo eiupny a book
kospsr, uocdtiig Prof lli'd, bo rtoeally
resigned.
Tbo ow bor J of Br dalsgatcs mat last
veolng and ebwUd th following olfi-xr t
W M Parbr, ProsiJcut ! hi D Plnllit,
tNssrsUry t David Link. Treasurer. 'I h
lection was duly ratilicl at KH Pfaiffor'
soda foaotaio .
Uo 8 Boyoe and family, Mrs -StraudVr
Promaa, and U L liar hart cd mothar. I. ft
Saw IWesrdmo, Cl., last niabt for Albany,
Mr Promaa rid a dispatch tothUrrToot
tftUj fnreuooa and will look for tbm aboot
Tbarsdsy,
Tb high eroM walk at tb eoroer of
Broadalbiu and Svnth street. mentlona,! in
tb DanocaAT.wa lowered ytrjy sfUr
oona to witbia a fw ioubas of th tmmt
walk, tb mam li of the ooeoeil who invaa.
tigstod ta maiur ooaoludtog that it woald'ot
pay to go to titrcmr. I
WKOHRSOAV.
Mr. Jaliai 0rdbol is eoioa to viva '
hsodaooi gold watch Ktv. Call at hi
tomaod ask him about it.
Mr. P E Cheney, of kamb.il. Cat-
former raanlml rf Kavpnrt, it to th city
Ibagosatof Mr. EC Pbalp.
At riKsiiit sneeial mavtiu' of tb cite
oobociI a us ly of 1 milt wu m4. Tb
eity wilt nosd tb lull limit of 8 mill.
Oar old Urns frien '. C S Snith. formerly
of tbit plaoa bat now teiJnt of Wbfoot, i
is 1 tad Irtebds anil eajnaiaUoce ia Prime I
ill tbi wk . Sam i th samt old 70
New.
The rolr monthly meeting of the Build
ing and Loan A association wilt be held bast
Friday evt-uiog, at th Oregon Bans room.
Mr J J Finlavsoo and wife, of Phdoniath,
r In tl. city, the suest of Jwlg Powell,
Mr Fiiilaysrm i greatly improved in health,
A tniietlng of tb V L soolaty will b held
to-uiglit at the reftideno of Mr II F Merrill,
heo a social will !n b hold in honor ot
Mi Miiim Buusell, tb mlssiaoary.
Mr A llscklmn loft to dsy for hi Crook
eonnty raooh. Itrfor going ha bought of
John Sohmr hi fin Clydssd ttailion.
paying $"0(JO,nd will n him in that com. -
ty.
A Ortbt. th JtfTsmon milh r. I in the tail
at SsUin on account of th trouble rising
not Of tli filurof tbsmill, Jli rlslem
Journal ha iovetigtd the matter thor
ooghly and ssy (Jrsnt I innoo-nt of aoy
wrong and will not even be held by tb
grand Jury.
I NKIIOKUH.
May 7th, 1890,
I'he writer hst been requested to ca
tena their heartfelt sympathy to the bereft
family of Mr Wilson, by rendering a few
line for them to their mother' memory
The deceased wa born In Scotland, Feb.
1744; cme to Oregon In i87o. Alter
about two months of continual suffering
she gcutiv, mit willingly, pasted away on
Saturday morning, My 31. The bereaved
family have the sympathy of all. A large
procession followed the remain to their
Inst renting place, about two mile eatt of
Hunker, tjunday morning.
Our mother dear ha left u,
Yes, ha left ut all alone;
But her wllllngnes to leave us,
Prove to us where the ho gone.
Tho' he ha gone irom our tight,
To that heavenly home above.
We think of her by day and night,
And try to live a the ha dene,
She hat gone to a home bright and fair,
Where no pain or soriow can enter
. . l,hCTs
triais ana temptation we 11 try to near,
Ho when lite I o'er we'll meet her there.
Ye mother dcar.by God's helping hand,
we win look a lead to that evergreen
shore;
Oh, how weet It will be in that happy
(land,
When the pearly gale open and
You meet ytwr der one lour.
Osa Vauchm.
MONEY, CHEAP MONEY.
Wa have made arrangement to upply
money to all on long time at low rate of
Interest on Improved f irm and city prop
erty. Thee who contemplate bulld'ng
brick block or good brick business house
cn get money. See us.
City Restaurant.
Having beett entirely remodeled, tbi old
and popular restaurant will b mac tirst
cta ia every mpeet. Tb pobho will b
givo good rueal at all bonra for ooly 23
cent. Even thing neat and attractive.
Privat boxes. Oyster la every ttyle.
W. A. McGkb.
Harry Jones'
RES ATU RANT AND OYS
TER HOUSE.
Jast ofMoed, ofpoait tb liar Hoas.
Prompt attontion, and every tbtag Beat and
claan.
Open day and night.
MaKKlKU-
SIMS HUNT. At the residence of
the bride' father, corner 7th and Jackson
streets, in Albany, on Saturday, May loth,
ibyo, by Rev J f Stewart,
and Ml Hattle Hunt,
Mr C A Sim
(iphest of all in Icavcalas rowcrU. S. Cov't Report, Aug. 7, 1889.
ABSdXirE&sY PUBE
. (." .Via ti "
Bauoain 1 Avtokia. The enterprise 1
of the Astoria people In raising $ioo.6to I
In twenty-four hour to bring the Southern
t'acinc railroad 10 mat city na given a
wonderful Impulse to buslnrss at that I
point. The Columbian say: "The rel
etate market responded quickly to the
enlivening touch of the railroad subscript
Ion ; and the Astoria paper brittle with
the stir and undertakings inprogres there.
The Oregon Land Company of Albany
and Salem ha for sale some choice loca
tion In North Pacific addition to Astoria,
nd at price are rapidly advancing, the
earliest Investor ha the best show. Now It
the time to make money.
Dbhirablk FauiT Farm. Those ten
acre fruit farm in Sunnyslde, four mile
south of Salem, will make a good living
for any diligent orchardlst. The profit on
prune It $300 an acre, and on ber-
rie the return I five fold. The soil and
situation at Sunnvslda are oeculiarly well
adapted to fruit culture and the man who
owns a ten acre farm In that tract hat a
good living in hit handt. The Oregon
Land Company ot Albany and saiem nat
few more 01 those iruit farms tor taic.
acre. 10 w 1 ,
1000
T P Patton to Mary J Miller, A bl,
HcUey 75
T L Wallace to W L Wailact, lot 4,
bl 13, Woodle'e A, Albany 300
A llackleman to I A Warner, fi ac
tional lot 4,bl 1 i, IP 3rd A ... . 150
US to Nlchol Miller. 320 acre, 13
w a. ....Patent
U S to I F McCartney. 160 acrct, 13
w 4 raicnt
US to I M Flaugher,i6oacres,ti Ei.Patent
Plat Eaton' Add to Lebanon, nieo
by IG Eaton...
Plat Wheeler's Add to Albany.filed
by Jason v heeler
Plat ht Jame Park Add to Albany,
filed by it Bryant.;
Plat Rural Dale, near Albany, filed
by K Thompson
Plat of Townsend Add to Albany,
filed by J II Townsend
Lmploy - white Pjeople. The St
Charles hotel laundry Is open for work
Bent work ,t reasonable price. Rooms
adjoining hotel.
w
ANTED- A Gul to do Gonenl hoas
5 can Golden Star toinatoe for 50 cents
t0 ideyer, and all othnr, canned good
n 'or cash.
A Houhe Pictcbe. A picture of the
Oregon Wonder, owned by Kutheford
Bros, at Marion, Or, appears on the
placard of a fan Francisco horee cure
ad. which uiveg its mane aa 82 inches
long, foretop 70 inches loiii, tail 100 in-chtHlong.
Ladies Muslin Underwear, I have
ust cpened the largest line of muslin un
derwear I have ever carried, and have
marked them to sell at the leant passible
per cnt they can be handled for. Infants
dre?s from so cent to S3.35 each: full
size, full length; no china make, all white
labor, guarantee! to be equal tt not super
ior to anything in the market foe the
price. Also Infants cap and coats.
! Samuel E Young.
Total foryear.
t.."iS7
.....$48,87
Teacher Examination. '
Notice is hereby given that the regular
public examination of teachers for Linn
county will take olace in Albany, com
' . 1 . . 1 ". . , .1 1 .. ..
mencinu ai 1 uxiuc ou ncuni:Buy,'
28th, 18D0. All teachers desiring exam
ination will please be preoent at the be-
dnnine. Teachers desiring state certifl
catea sliould present their recommenda
tions from dintrict board at the above
time. LM Cukl,
County fcupt
m a a
Corsets, Corset-
We make a specialty of ladies and misses
fine corset and waists. We also have a
drive in a French atine corset at 75 cents
j SCxtra good value. .
Samuel E Younc
T OST.-'A doe w sarin a a chain and cot
1 A lar. with a alas or whit era K-
turn to H A Irvlae, Albany, Or.
Al.tu.r Marble aod GraniU Work.Hv-
hig la'elv pnrchatoil th stock of S A ttifff
and U W lisrris, we shall 1 plvaaad to
how dUn and tive pr.oa to alt intend
ing purchaser. IWst of workoiea emphiyed
and price low a any for tirt-ola wur.
V lait u befora purchasing elaawliar.
tuAM Oi ACUISON
next door to Dtmoorat olfioe) Albaoy, Or.
WnERBTo Get Thrm. When wanting
an organ or plana call on G L Blackman
where you can select from a nrst cias
stock.
Oregon Land Company,
" with it
HOME OFFICE AT SALEM," OREGON,
In the State Insurance Building. -Asd
Itrtttteh OBI at Porllaaid, Aatorl stsid Albany.
Hat for tale a large List of Grain, Mock and Fruit Farm.
A:o uuy na buouroan rropeny.
SEND j FOR PHAMHLET, : MAP : AND r PRICE : LISTS.
FLaKENTON
DEALEB
fi p fj PCI
Clioicc Candy, Kuls Fruit, etc.
NE A R THE POST FFCE ALBANY, OR.
r,.
A's-
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DR, HiLLER'S
Special Prescriptions.
HOME TREATMENT
GCLF CURC
A Spocifio Remedy for Each Disease
P- VMW ftYCftASTtMg RESTftn'Tivr ; .. i;,e
f-!-l, Cnra l'sasfsna, tjMsvttiaOea ana Oancral iMmit . a paHsettnate a.l,ri.n "h tri5',.kr
i ts. 1 . I lAttr 'frouulOT. CUla.al .,, liMt-U :"aa"V:rTJ-rAioi..t vm.V.ii,,..
&'&LnSVM A, frrh, Cbrool Cs.ar.h, cnrrM
t wliw Vtuauttvi tMr worst caws wlx UirotUon an UStmtd, ..(mr ru.'rk.l
jDILHILl Efl'SCnH rfJR cn.ctui UMum
Vt,m,m,mi, ami rii.msa CUii,n.,,0rk CoalalM eOflte. Curt. Crtaipi., O adnotofc 'in it,
':I2.WHJPiM MBg THBO'T CUHE. reni, ,n;, 1M
l.i(.fatl,a. VV.U .ovely 0iit .uj w, ia lr,w awil hSCvutot (,T4i.-it;- In I Jay,
lBSSMVS la an n:t. di,,, .Rbf,,
I r... a al acuk tf r, SwsrUlna, ,J MfsJaa, Kotb.1 hoIJ U ar thi in B,in,t.
lw.f. Abisr fiilf. ki Ui litvati iin.n.u ta fj;!i"is
IU. Wlllh'H f.KrfJMAT'C
NO
"M Iftrron W!-nc, and fya tl
er Dm Cn., 8.0 Krt;Ki(o. Cat.
1 !Ujenmsf.jrji
wl o jiiwaTT rut,iu,i t bi-a ifc.i eau-s Lm:,-
P.g: - Cure. ofs.
a..d
$1.00 per Peckga. Six Package (or $5.C0.
Th.r.1l r th. i-it) ,t t. ,. rr.r r4 r,oI trtrmal -rtriv
a VHOJIRiHIlin
HlLLfR VRUG COMPANY. SAN
aavtar
a. las
FRANCISCO. CAL. U. S. A.
Fosfiay & Mnson. Agents, Albany, Oregon.
ONC0,8461.REC0RD)2:29-34.i
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AlUmout' raataatatalilnflscd aireor Dato, Insdin Aitsmont' grnd chil ?
rn With mi Varold record nt'l.X'J. tatrlan RalUP,l.s .Ihattm t.f Pr'Mmonl. t
S ysar old record. 2:15,nd ZUar tKin 2.S5 M ill b kpt at Albany, Monday n-l !
Tudy ; at saiem, Welnp.,j uo 1barrlyN, and at homo Fiiday b.f. J
8aturdy. Allowed to ets n. air at 5w 10 iusure. I
ALTaGO. S5320. J
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Syoarold reord. 2MI. Son of Aitamont, tiia sirs of a regiment sod Majrsif
Arnold, record 2J (I'ub'lc trial 2:2s ) Iiaugbter of tbe fa moo a brood mi'e, s 1 it
Drake, tbe dam of Nortnao Maiiium, Will be kept at Independence Tuesday srjo
Wednesoay; t Corvalli, Tburadar and Friday, , t llou-e Saturday and Mouda .i
Allowed to serve man at $35 to Inmre. f
Heon commencing April lat and endiOK Jolv 1st and no rr r.l;i;itr iui ir j
ed for ooiTident. TbaakioK our patron for paa4 favors we itto sll scu lnu
tbe light harnes bom loctll and xti. A few tbcics bicoa n u suno to l
above uUloi..,aiaoil;youn(i; Oliver and colufrtn. ifcrm for4Ic. Mli tt)
P'sur iii aoiniuHi sny i y ci ouscay.
IVIOKiMIGHTBROS. j
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THE
STAHDASO
BRED STALL! CM
G li. BL ACKM Ah .
The Leading Druggist,
ALDANY - - ; OREGON
-.DEALER
DRUGS, MEDICINES STATIONARY.&G.
prIltle Flu TiiUt ArttulK Prf tmsry au l Mudoal.Iastra nent
rreaerlptlona Carefully to opouo ler 'ay and night.
EEC'H3
2: S3.
Dick Ftabertr. re-;ord 2:3). will nkd
tbe ataaon of 1890. commencing April 1
and ending July 1, a; Mrir aialtle.
Albanv,Linn county. Or. elvinsr Juian
oounty boraemeti cbance to breed to a
standard borse, with sit-i aad tpoed not
to oa excelled ta Oregon.
DaCRtFTtOK AOD PIDIG8F.E,
ylc Flabertv 1 chestnut, small afrtD
In face, one wbita ankle, stand 10 hand
bigb, weKhs I'SO. wiunir i-t tbd 2:4
o'an at City View Park September 13,
f-
lotpTrusten, dam, tbe Rtdruond Mar '
5y Abdailaa. ;
2ad-L-am, Eu'terfl ld.sStCliir. f
3rd Dmui, by Black Leg. by lit g gel' f
Rattier.
'Ab-Dam.by Ja!;k Hawkins, by Bcs-
toa. . I
tb-.Dam,by Old St Clair.
Flaherty's Fearnaught dam, Haider
by Uld Columbus. J
2 Dam, by Harm.' h iacbletoiiian. (
3 Usui, Boston GUI. a oe'ebratod S
I8(MJ, defoatiog Oneo O.snder. Maud N0.,,ni ios h m
Knox and Harvent In thrte atra'itbt
beau. Tbi wa Dick's fimt rann. at
bich time be made bis record of 2:30.
Bired by Flahettv' Fearnaasbt. by
Fearnaugbt, Jr. 135, by Feirnaugbt, 133,
reeord f 2:23 1-4 (wlnnet o( tbe $10 600
purse at Butt'tlo in IKtS,defeating Ueorge
Palmer Col Maydard, Americau Girl, J
J Bradley, Myron Prry, Victor Uago
and Mollie), ba by youcg Morr.l.
Dick Flaberty's dam, But Drew, ba
paced a mile In 30, by Dodd's Meiaoc,
by John Meleoq, 187, sire ot Nevea,
2:23 1-2, Aurora, 2:27 1 2. Nemo, 2:30; by
No stallion witb such acombinaU jn c
fast trotting and producing blood ba ;
ever besn off-ired for servioe. io Ltti:
county, Oreg u, before. , f
TEKJIS, I
To Insure, 110; so axon, $30. Mares Vrt
by tbe seaNon, payable July 1. Mr
bred by insurance, payable when tnar
are known to be with foal. Mara !
be carefcMj bandlod, but no respond
bility iil be assume t for acoideut.-.'
Good pasture at i a mostb. ;
For further particulars address,
K. LaFOREST,
Vlbany. Or-.
Tiaaio CauKitan. This afternoon a
marr by tne name 01 Anaerson, wno
works in the Red Crown mill, caught
bi thumb In the cogs of a wheel and
it was badly crushed the bone being
badly broken.
Wall Papkb.-1! have just received
from the east a large invoice of wall pa
per, borders, decorations, etc., including
the plain ingrains which are becoming
very popular. These goods are better
styles and cheaper than ever before.
BaatUIL i XOI7MO.
SrBtNO AND SUMMEa Delicacies. The
largest and finest line of foreign and do
mestic woolens in spring and summer
novelties just received and is ready for
inspection at
Zaciies A Son,
' Merchant Tailors ond Drapers,
Opposite I'ost Office.
Another Assorts knt Of fine Fruits
and Vegetables, just received at Mueller
Garrett's, ureen onions, Cabbage,
Cucumbers, String beans, Cauliflower,
ueiery, Asparagus, 1'ie plant, &c.
Two Cab Loaps. Price & Eobson hav.e
just received two car loads of wagons and
buggies, light and heavy, and will sell
them at remarkably low prices, consider
ing tne splendid quality of the wagons,
Bargain at'Read'a.
"1, MONEY, Home capital to
HA
f 7WKr .... u 1 e,!! risin
Matthews "& Washburn
Albany,
Oheqon,
Ilardwaro.StovesandTinwar.
Our charges are so light that everyone can stand them.
Onstovea, ranges, and builders hardware, we carry the
finest assortment in tho Valley, and only ask a fair
examination of our stock to convince you.
; MATTHEWS & WASHBURN
TUltjtl ijslitJlH 11 11 1 llis1all'fTT'' '' lllilllillliliiliill Hir TTW"
BIS.B.1D
. Front, First be! Ying Streets, ;
PORTLAND. . CHEGO::
WHOLiaALC DCALCM) IN
(Mware, Iron, Stesl nil Farm UaclMor,
' SCLE ACtMrS F03 WASHINGTON AND HOKTHERH IDAHO FCR THE !
BUCKEYE ; MOWER IND REfiPEF
Ticso Machitiea oro too well kac a to nee coaweni. Ttoua- nd qT farmers li a v
cscd thorn and apeak of them vita Use. Tey ore the only Hajrestui';
Macnlaos taat wiU giT EKTHUl klZZT ACTIOS to the purchaaer.
FILLER'S STAR VIBRATIHQ THRESHER,
AULTMAN'S STAR TRACTION El
t'fS'"
.
The Zfff Jtlv aad Bacceasful ComhlnuUoa for Threshing aai Cleaau:,.
Grain ever eonatr acted.
loan on
approved security. W E Marker
ou, Beat Estate and Josurano Broker,
Front street, opposite the itui House.
. E C. Scarls?
D y 6oo3s, Kotiona, BantiFrtra
. : isMDgsand
BOOTS A!ID SHOES
Our stock of boo! and shoes
it now complete In all lines lor
spring trade. We will save vou
money in buying of u. Ladies,
misses and children's fine shoe a n
specialty,
Exclusive Ageury for tbe LUDLOW FIXE SHOES
fwf.
Dr. M. H. Ellis, physisiau and
Albany, Oregon, - Call made in
ountry,
surgeon
city ot
E. C. SEARLS,
flufinaanaik tn Tl a ty tar tt Ar im aiHu '
Suooesnsor to Barrows A 8arts.
Rlumberg'a New E'ooi,
BUCKEYE LflEUB AMI TWINE-BiNDERl
5TI Faature that dlstlngnlahea thisTrrlae-rJndor 1 th Lij-htnws of Ilraft, eombinci 1
rxtraonlioary SWenoth and Durability. Th tinder ia ot th Appleby pattern, th only 1- Cly .
on yet known. We have two styles, th Elevator Binder and the I'laUorui Binder both exesiijv.
recommended by hundreds o( patrons.
Sulky r:
Top Sac;.
Eeere Plows, Deors
Carriages, PliffitoEs,
SEQUfflER FAEI WA50IS,
BUCK-BOARDS, FOUR-SPRING
MOUNTAIN WAGONS,
BUCKEYE AND SUPERIOR DRILLS
AND SEEDERS, .
COR BIN DISC HARROWS,
UQDGES-HMES HEADERS,
HAISH BARB WIRE.
fcSEND FOR C:PCULARO
E. THRALL,, Manager, -tVllinnj", Ore