The state rights democrat., May 30, 1890, Image 3

iDtwawat.
FRIDAY ,
MAY 30, IS90
8TITE3 &
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NUTTING
rrasrlrlars.
Matches and Acid. Without a doubt
there I one woman in the state that ihinki
marriage It (allure. Moml.tv morning
the youog wife of Walter Koner, who
reside about Ave mile tip the river on the
Independence road, divided that she hud
enough of thU world' trouble and w.iulj
croa to that dark horc by a peculiar ami
unheard of method. She took a bunch of
matche and after chew ing the head ol
then and swallowing them he took a
mall vial of carbolic acid and d.ank a
good doe oa it. The avid noon bean to
burtt her mouth and I h rout and she drank
a tood lot of water w hich diluted the dan
gerous poison. Dr. J N Smith was called
and did what he could to relieve the sut
terer. She la only 16 vcar old and I
quite frail. The doctor think. he I behind
danger, but had a narrow cc. " Mr
Hon co 1 an Industrious man and hi
trouble U to be regretted. Statesman.
Tu Crops. There ro no tunny tlillVr
ent remarks niailo atiotit the condition of
the crop that the I)mik .t bus taki-ii
pains to ascertain the facta from
men. who have been through the country
nl are competent to judge. Kail wheat
where sown on siuniiH-r fallow, is in lino
condition in most riiies ami w ill in aiiv
event produce a pxsl crop; where sown
on stuoDie land, it H stunted att.t Hpeck-!
led and the crop will Iks very small, hut pie, ami hn the photographs ol some .10
prolmhly better than many count on. 1 mM, it! nig with loving letter. A mini
There seems to K alxitit the same am-1 br -f tin in front all parts of the coast
ountof each, perhap.1 slightly the nmst travi !, d to Ash! it;. I to call on the lady
of summer fallow. Spring wheat isjMr K.uu.t-v '.! . tip wi ll in a phot.I
rather uncertain, hut a gixxl rain w ithin ; graph. c. d's-s hu live ehiMren, ami he
ten days will make a fair crop. Snue of i is n'o i l.ejeh u s; jetlcr-w Titer. Among
it, though, is prolstbly lieyoml r"i letups j t!n H'gii s of si:u-v that hit Kive-siek pen
turn. Altogether the croi nromi.,s to : took :n m.i:i iihiu-.? like this: "Ia-1 us
be about average
Wuat 1Kks rr Mux.-In our item
about the railroad sign at the corner nf
First ami Broadalbin streets one word
waa left out. The sign, artisticly gotten
up, reads : "No Union ticket "ollioe in
Uiie city. The Southern Pacific have the
only Eastern tickets in the city." Ixik
Ing northeast a short distance one reads J
the ign: "Union Ticket tXRee," ami
Through railway tickets for Chicago,
etc" The 1kmih-r.t makes it a point to
always take note of peculiar things and
hence our mention of the circumstance.
Aq 8. P. man tells the Democrat that the
former sign is literally true. There is
evidently something the matter lietween
the 8. 1'. and the U. P., and as they are
big corporations and not a scratch is
made without orders from headquarters
why la it not possible to get up some
kind of a duel on a big scale.
Stat Gbasok. The State lirange met
in Salem vestenlav. Mr and Mrs John
Bryant, Mr and Mrs li II Wright and Mr
and Mr C P lturkhart were present from
Linn county. The follow ing ollieers were
elected: Master, 11 K I lavs; Overseer,
J Voorhees; Lecturer, Win Holder; Stew
ard, J DChitwood; Assistant, W A Sam
ple; Chaplain, 1 Ebv; Treasurer, J 1?
Stump; Secretary, WM llilleary; tiate
Keeper, 8 A Ihwaon; Pomona, M J
Train; Flora, I 1 Gibson; Ceres, llattie
lleninger; Lady Assistant Steward,
Lydia A B Leabo ; Member of Executive
board, Judge It P Boise.
Fimr Criers Fot x. Monday, w hile
retting dirt from Washington street, S W
Koaa found a fifty cent piece at the K.t
tomofthe grade, opposite Mrs McFar
land'i. It had, though, proUihly slid
down with the bank. It w as dated 1XV2,
bad a hole in it, and "iiftv cents" on the
rim, and looked as if it had lain under
the soil for a great many years, prolmhly
thirty or fortv. The owner can have the
same by calling at the store of F M
French and proving property. A great
many possibilities are suggested by the
find, and one can say "perhaps this, and
perhaps this." Being in the neighbor
hood of the first house ever built in Al
bany, many things are suggested in con
nection with the matter- j
Decoration Services. Union memo
rial service were held In the Opera House
last Sunday, attended by a large audience
They were conducted by the mii.Utcr of
the city, who participated in the reading
of scriptures, prayer, etc. Some excel
lent singing was fuiuUhed for the occasion
by a choir of young men Rev I. J
Trumbull delivered the sermon for the
occasion, from the text "1 have fought a
good fight." It was listened to with u ark
ed attention.
Services on deco-atU n day will take
place according to the program heretofore
published.
8i'ddc.hLt Killed. At Woodburn
Saturday afternoon Fred Kendall, in com
pany with two orher men, was engaged In
cutting down timber. Thev had tawed a
large tree entirely off and when it started
to fall, Kendall ran directly out from the
tree ; a it reached an attitude of about
seventy-five degree it shot forward and
the butt end of the tree hit the unfortunate
man killing him almost instantly. It
struck with such a force that it tore'away
a portion of hi head and scalp. He Lve
a widowed mother and three brother. He
was aged 35 year and wri the main sup
port of the family, being the eldest ton
Statesman.
Povdo A Fm Tuwo. Standing on
First Street, near the St Charles,one can
now see along Wnshinton St. the entire
length, the cut being nearly on grade.
It shows a handsome street. This work
ot improvement has been the means of
giving employment to a large number of
men, besides making much needed im-
Srovements over the city. As Second
treet is yet to be lowered there is plenty
d work ahead, and yet the job has not
been such an Eiffel tower as some pre
dicted. A nros rattlesnake was killed altotit a
mile north of town Sunday, which, ac
cording to report, was the largest seen in
this vicinity for a number of years. We
re told that there is a den of these hid
eous reptiles near by. Some one ought
to take it in hand to destroy this home
of the venomous race. Times.
Add to this the den of lxy cotters at
Brownsville, and our fellow-citizens there
are entitled to the sympathy of the
world. Take a pitchfork and slay tlitm
right and left.
AFkeakv Mr I K Buff showed the
Appeal quite a freak last week. It consist
ed of a chicken with four legs. The tecond
pair of leg were fastened to the breast
bone, and all four leg were perfectly
formed, and had not the mother hen step
ped on the freak and killed it.it might
have been alive. Mr Buff will preserve
the feeak and poftVibly present it to the
Smithsonian Institute. Silverton Appeal.
Bitten by a Dog. Sunday the little
son of Mr McDonald, residing near the
Democrat office, wat standing in front of
the Democrat office, when a grlzily fiste
of a dog crossed the street, and without
any provocation, attacked th5 boy, biting
him in the neck in a sertou manner, a
policeman fired one thot at the dog but II
escaped untouched.
Correction. We are Informed by hi
friend and relative, that the report that
gained very general circulation, that the
late C EI Spencer, deceased, hsd taken a
large dose of chloral resulting in a stupor
irom wnicn ne never recovered Is a mis
take. He had arioen In the morning from
hi bed snd taken a teat on a lounge and
converted with the family only a few
minute Dciore ni oeatn
Resigned. R A Michenor, recently
principal of the Tangent cho ls. ha re
ignea ni position there, lit reasons
given were that he had been appointed
census enumerator for acoupl precincts.
Mr Michenor 1 the young man who will
be beaten by G F Russell for school
superintendent by ceveral hundred majori
ty.
Oregon Population. In most of the
state of the union there 1 one person In
the insane asylum to 1000 population.
This would glvs Oregon a population of
about 550,000 and Washington of about
360,000. Making an allowance the rc
- ective populations are probably about
500,000 and 300,000.
DaiEDFaorr Wasted. PIucqs and al
kinds of dried fruit wanted immediately
by W O Simpson, First street.
Druo Stoke for Sale. In a growing
town ; also a Urge list of city and count! y
"-.. rty. For particulars inquire o
, . fr. virv.over Fintr. Nat. Bank.
Crossed tub Mountains Mr Chtu
Knudson, ot Sister, arrived In the city,
last Sundav from across, and gtvca the
Ukmockat the tallowing itereniiiig Items:
Snow on summit feet and hard; from
FUi. lake down atiout 1 feet and aoft; will
go In about three weeks, and the road can
be traveled, if the Company will do their
part of fie work, cutting log, etc.
Squaw cieck settler are not dUcour
aged, but are adding to the population no
much that the reboot limine had to be en
larged, and there I talk of building an
other. School l under the able manage
lurnt of Air Maxwell, front llalney, who
U ao smitten with the place that helm
taken a ranch and decided to grow up
with the country.
Politico Are booming, and ac ortllng to
all Indication Sumner and llodr will
run away ahead of tlv-lr ticket most
republic" of lllack Untie will vote for
them.
There weie, of course, heavy Individual
louse last winter, but the average Is not
large after ull People arc In hope .f
Mill communication with AHuiuv, which It
they had had last winter, would' have pre.
vented most losea ot slock a feed could
have Inn n shipped
Sun t!T Onk. Mrs l.ui-lls. It Smith, a
grass w Mow of this place, sttys the Ash- j
land lux-mil, left with her three ehil.lrcn I
on this morning's tram for Woodland,
('a!., where t-lio will U- itiarrittl to Mr
U.uiiscy, tv weil-t'xlo stocktmtii of Santa
IviM, Ji il nlo a grtss w idower with live
ehildiMt. It will Ik rt iik'hiIrtoiI that
Mrs Smith recently had nil ti-l. in a San
Krauci.-vo paper stating tint t nh w an w til
ing to join h.iii-l; nnd hearts w it h n suit
able tsciitlein tit. Mie wa-i s-ioit in eorrvs-
i)iin.l.'iici vu'ii u l:tt i( just such pet
fot itet the i'i-t, ile.ir.-st, uiel I w ill do all
to inae yo t ati.l your dear eliiltreti hap
py. I loitj; t.r the happy hoar w hen I
can clasp you in my arms ami call yon
my vwn, o"w ii dearest l.mllii."
Vky l)isrivi;i is!Kti. -Tin- pulse of
the I'imiK's.vt i liictf wa stopp.-d for a
moment on ri.ijin fie fotloiw.lir real
cstati" card, u hlch f aridities uu example of
distinction not i.fu-n met with, snd will
make the Mvi.tec man fei I hi absolute
wirlh!'ncs 111 a Virv marked
Will.ur T Co.-sneil, K
ell, K S Sce(l.oiidon,)
iglneers, V S N, ex re-
(i A K. ex I .f liit
porter U J senate and house ot Kepre
cnlative, member of Price Monument
Aoi l.itl in St l.oui, h (relative of ticn
lienj ll.irrisou, Drll I) Cogswell, mi.lion
atre, of S.m l-'rsncivo, Hon John J IntfslU
president I" S Senate, pro tern, (ien Win
Cogswell meii.bernf Congress, and 'Vm
Cogswell unlst,) Is real estate ue'it with
Messrs Hughe. Brown .V Co, 71 Wash
ington street, I'oitland, Oregon, V S A,
w here h . w ill be glad t see all his fiiemls.
JrKRov I N Thomas is negotiat
ing for the puichae of t"ie Jefferson flour
iniMs. This a move In the rllTt direction.
Our enterprising hardaie man, A 11
Hudiileson, has slopped In the past six
months 14 cars v! poiutoes nul i6crsrf
oats.
$ l Thompson luil better nband 111 the
political field ami spp'y for a patent on his
celebrated backbone sircnglhrner
Arrangements have been made for Mc
pherson Post. G A U.of Albany, to come
down .in the noon train on decoration day.
The post will cor.diu't the exercises ot the
day. Judj;e Biackburn Is expected to de-1
liver an -i!res. il Is concede I by all
that the Jiiilc is one (.( the chlest in the
state on memorial ervie-. Review.
A Goon B-jok. Vllii is ever l.j,t bv 1
is... 1 11 1. r 11...1 .1 IJ
buy, and when an opportunity offers, do
not lose It, for h d.ies not occur every day.
Mrs. A M Talt Is convassing f r Mrs.
lohn A Logan's Manual for the home, a I
- r - - -
work, nicely written and full of just such
matter a most homes need. It is hand
sorncly gotten up, finely illustrated, and
deserve a place in every housclioul I he
book I a guide in social, domestic -tind
business life, a treasury of useful iu'vnna
lion, touching oil cti.piette, hygiene, house
hold economy, beauty, care of chiU-en,
money making, fan:y work, bouse decor
ation, civil service, hit ry, geonphy,
physiology, art, etc.
Creamrky P-)i'.si riv. 'lr. J B
Irvine writes from Sprague, Wash , to .Mr
J 11 Townsend, of this city, that If Albany
will form a joint stock company and or
ganize a creamery he will come down
here and tun it, 511 J is satisfied it would
pay the Investors. Mr Irvine, Is known
by many here, ! a thurojgh creamery
man, and if Albiny and the farmers near
here want a creamery this in the best ap
poitur.lty yet offered.
Cssrs E.nrMKn.iTOB.s. The following
have been appointed census enumerators
for Linn county: C W Watts, B F Table r
and Richard E Conn, of Albany; lHj
Gray, of Brownsville; W C Ittggs, of
Crawfordsville; KASlichenor, of Tan-r-nt;
Geo L Sutherland, ofScio; FM
Miller. Lelxtnon ; Fred C Godley, llalsey ;
O B Cyrus, Mo ; Chag F Cunningham,
Harrishurg; Samuel J l'aul, Hcio.
C'kook Cocstv. Sheepmen and deal
ers say that our word clip this year is of
the lst quality that has ever been pro
duced in the county. The fleeces are
are light and unusually free of dirt. Too
bad a better price is not oir;red for it.
A Hackleman called at our office last
Wednesday, having just arrived from Al-
banv. He was on the way to his horse
ranch on ('amp creek, and had with him
two fine stallions. Review.
Is 1840 f.'-: .vts!'.. -The real estate
man ha al :!, h vo i 1 Oregos, ready to
boom the counii;-, philantropic like, in
which he lived. In the pectato pub
lished at Oregon City in 1846, E C
Pickett, announced that he "wou'd offer
for sale in a few dayr a number of lot sit
ated on th: lower part of hi clai.n, lying
n the V illamettc river and just r.t the
foot of the Clackamas rapids, where a
bridge will be built during the coming
eaop.
The Astorian has investigated the offer
f a Welsiter's Unabridged Dictionary
as a premium for i2.5. The )ook is not
what it in reriremTiteil to ls It is (limlv
printed on poor paper and inferior bind
ing, and is away behind the times.
That is about the way it struck the
Dkmochat. Several valley papers,
though, and even the Examiner, took it
in and are offering it as premiums.
Pliilic Examination. The following
teachers are attending the public exami
nation being held this week : (i L. Calavan,
Charlie Hawk, C F Swank, G I) Abra.ns,
Melvln Bamfnrd, Ada H asset t, Uelle M
Chance Mr Nellie Tunison, Amanda Mc-
Bride, Mr W F Rowland, II L Robe,
Benjamin P Thompsor, E A Roice, E G
Margason, R M Mark, Mrs Flora Funk,
Julia A Woods, Jennie Llmbocker.
The Wrong Coat. Les than a year
ago an Albany barber wa called on to
prepare a body tor burial. Llurlng the
work he placed hi own coat on the bed
beside the one to be used. When he wa
ready tb put the coat cn the. body, by mis
take be secured hit own and taking hold
of it, In the customary manner cut the
back up to the neck. HU consternation
was great on discovery of the mistake.
Jekkebson. The committee to raise
funds to reopen the Jefferson mills, has
succeeded quite well so far. About $15,-
000 is secured. Mr h a Itiornas.a lelier-
son capitalist, has also figured some on
buying it alone. The farmers of Jefferson
and vicinity are feeling more hopeful and
confident, as thev are discovering that
the affairs of the mill are not as bad as at
first reported. Journal.
Punning. Russell says he is bound to
"ruseell" himself in as our next school
superintendent,and Michenor says it will
be as "mich" as he wants to do to keep
him from it. Plunkty plunk Scio Press.
And more too. Russell will be russeled
in by a handsome majority, one that is
being increased daily by the county can
vass. Dr. Patton, the specialist on female
and private diseases, in Blumberg' Block.
Office hour ' lo toi2, a to i and 7 to 8.
Consultation free. Residence 3rd and
Montgomery.
10 ner cent off on all ca h (sale for the
next SO dayeat W F Read'.
fOt'SCIl rstv EEIXti.
Tuesday, May 27th, 1810.
Present Mavor. Recorder, Marshal
ami all Couneifnit'ii.
The follow Imr bills were ordered palil
Matthews A Washburn. $5.1)5; O W
Watts, ti:t.mi; Knnpp, Hurrell A Co,lO;
Jos Itosotte. i.lit): W 11 Barr, ISO: rititcs
& Nuttintr. JiM.lO: los Price, 2; A J
Anslyn, f 1.50; Peter ltlhy, 4j O LSav
aite, .L'fie; All Istev, fl.TA; John Jones,
70; A I Hunt. $115"; V A McClain, 50j
W N Miller, 7t.
Further time wns grunted on bills of
Huston & Co. f.M, and B M Sloan, Ti.
The couitiiittee on streets and public
properly tmule several rifeoiiiiiieiuhttlons
for sidewalks ami Improvements, as fol
lows: New sidewalks, west side Thurs
ton, ndj lot 4, hi a.", adj Burkaw proper
ty; otto estsf side Ferrv St, ndj lot 1, hi
IS ; one south IMh st, adj bl 77 i one east
side Bromliilbin adj hi '."i; one south side
7th st ndj lots U ami 4, hi 5:1; that chasm
near Montgomery street is1 fllled,thnt2iid
street to graded' linker to Thurston, nnd
that 2ml street First to Washington he
put on grade as soon ns practicable.
Adopted.
Work ordered done in .10 days except
ing mutter of lllling chasm, w hich w as
referred w ith power to act.
Mat.er of Petition of San Wa fur privi
lege of building a laundry shed In lire
limits was continued.
Uecoutiiiettiliitluns of street commis
sioner were referred.
Petition for electric- light at 7th and
Jefferson streets wits referred to commit
tee on wavs nnd tuetms.
Petition" of E W laingdon and ors asked
that lulli nil ililch on Lyon street lie re
moved to ncitr center id street, so that
eoiiteiuplated httsiness blocks: ")' be
eriH-ted with safety. On ntoti in of iVyoe
referred to streets ami ptthlie projH'rty
w ith power to net Ordinance -'i pri-
viittng for the estatlishment ol grades
was read three times ami panned unutu
imittsly.
Ordimmee 2 VI providing (or grunting to
the Minset Telegraph nml Telephone
company the right tooperate a telephone
exchange in the city was rend twice ami
laid on table until next meeting.
Licenses to sell liouor were (.'ranted to
It I- W iiteman and Aletitgertx Mocsrugcr.
Matter of expenses of repairing bridge
in eastern stiburlis of cftv was referred to
committee on streets ami public property
with (Hiwer to settle for city's share of
same on completion of work.
Grade ordered made on Salem road to
Creek bridge.
The matter of old building adjoining
Exchange hotel was ncniti orden-il torn
down, tliistime by the committee on
streets and public property.
Ki t tuiu tr.
Aloiuo l'arilwell et tlx t. Henry
Winklev.l'sii acres in tp I2.S It
2w f
Anna M lloiick to E CSearls.lot 3,
bl 1, ll's A to AUnuiy
CEChastain to Mary l-altue, tiO
acres in sec I4, S It 4 w
A Hackle man et ux to America Ann
5;'A)
150
ItKK)
2Jl)
175
2.V)
K'XK)
tu0
420
-SO
410
l.VH)
2X)
2is1
Hoiiglas, south half lot 3.1.1 17,
ll's Unl A, AlUtnv
J I. Cowan et ux to M E Edwards,
lot 1. bl 1, It's 3rd A.Ia-Inuioii.
J A lUard and DC Holt to W )
Washburn et al, lots 1, 2, blti,
K's A, Ul
John Img et 11 x to E I. Brvan, 10t)
aerestp 11. S K3 w . .
N C Myers to John A Cary.part lot
3Ti 111 S-io
A C llaust-iimn to P. KChilds.bl U,
IPs 2nd A.N Brownsville ....
CnliUHxiia Iwlgo No 4.1. I OOF. to
ft FChilds.S ' N W4',see 17,
tp i:i. S U2w
Martin Payne t-t ux to Matilda Par
sons, mt i 1. 1" ui m ravne..
If't.-irl.. Iblr.a I., tri ll, I."...
......... .1 ... T
i P 1. S K 1 W....
K Kirkpalrick et tlx to Beard V
Holt. lots 4.5.1.1 l.K's 2nd A. .
Edward Huston et ux to Nancy
BiggiT, lots 3, 4,bl 0, V'n A. .'.
Owen Bear to James U Frady, 5
acres in 1 I. C of Owen Bi-ar, .
David II Harris, etux, to Ittv
llarri 10S.75 acres in Tp 13, S
It 1 W
Eli Rover, etux, to fohn Mavlleld.
127.t's- acres in Tp 13, S It 1 W
1) K Michael to J U Keel.ler and F
M Miller, KO in Tp USUI W
Perry 1 1 vde, etux, to J C Sabin,
(ots 7 nml H blk 2, Hydes Add
to Harrishurg . .
E B Maple to Ephraitn Turner.lots
5 and 1, blk 42, in AIIkiiiv
State to Vl .lit-u'iiith.S K SW'
Ssc 2 1, Tplo, S R2 W. .. ...
Sam'l Sylvester to TImm Ii-akin,
40 acres in :re3ll,Tp 11, SU
IE
State to John Mavfit-Id, HMO acres
Sec21Tpl.V K 4 W
tKW
27iW
400
Total
Total for the
2(f.22T
o:t3.4(.tl
year
Hurtng
were lileil,
th past week ten mortgages
Total eonsideraticti $ 13 670.
For Sch' til S-jperintenib-ut no Iwtte- msa
eiinid l.avs Ini ehncn by ths ilrn ocrsts
1 hunt. V R'l-sill. He !.s livrd in Oregon
most of bis hf.-.i" thorounhlv identified with
schno' interest in l,mu coui.ty, bol-ls a vtry
h I'll yrad-i t;rt-i I vs cirtiticsio and ha had
argceXferirl.C as ti-sclo-r. His opponent,
Mr Mi:hei.rr, is practically unkbOu toths
great txuly i.f tlis voters and pstrous of the
teh'Mu in the cnuoty, haying been hnrsbut
slx.ut a yrsr Bsidu He has just reeniveda
lucrative fcdersl ap(iutiriFii t Mr l(uell
l:lrec-iv a great rnsuv r'-put.hcsa vutos
oast by 111 pn who know hi tborougb fiti.
for thi otlie-1.
mm
Girr ExrBacKHE. G' and sao tha
ljeautiful gold watch at the "Golden
Rule laaar." Julius Gradwohl the
proprietor of the Golden Rule Bar.aar,in-
.forius us that he has tho Prize Baking
Powder, and So 1 Japan tea, expressly
up for his business, and for the benefit
of his customers-, each 1 six of baking
powder w ill win a piece of fine glassware
and also each pound of tho tea will win a
piece of line glassware, and customers
who buy one pound of tea or a box of
baking powder, which is warranted, will
have a chance at that lieautiful gold
watch. Hu has also added a fine assort
ment of family groceries to his mam-
mouth stock of glassware and crockery,
which is the largest in the Willamette
Valley. Go and see Mr Gradw hol at the
Golden R'lle Bazaar, and you will find
that nothing is misrepresented.
The best brand t Rutrtrr . at Smith
st Hexlrrs'.
Always he IIappv. A wealthy London
merchant gives the secret ot his business
success as follows : "I always feel happy
when I am advertising, for then I know
tiiat, waking or sleeping, I have a strong
though silent orator working tor me; one
who never tires, never makes mistakes,
and w ho is certain to induce people to
call on Conn & Hendricson lor fresh
Htrawlierrics and vegetables of all kinds.
They keep the best and freshest.
The Albany Woolen mill will paV 30 eeota
p;und fur wool.
i i
New Blacksmith Suds'. G vV Willi
ha iust completed hU M ic'.sinllh shop at
the corner of Second and Railroad street
where all kind of iron and wood work
can be had and done in first class order.
Bring on your plows, wagor.s, etc., etc ,
for repairs.
Ladies Muslin Underwear. I have
ust opened the largest line of m-islin un
derwear I have ever carried, and have
marked them to sell at the least possible
per crnt they can be handled for. Infant
dresses from" $ cents to $3.25 each; full
size, full length; no china make, all white
labor, guaranted to be equal If not super
ior to anything in the market for the
price. Also Infunts caps and coat.-.
SAMUEL IS YOUNSJ. .
New embroideties, flouncing, lace
lounclng in cotton and silk, black and
cream. ' Lace in imitation point, also new
design in black and white lace, Including
Vandyk and bifel Tower. New rucntngs
Samuel E Young.
Wall Paper. I have just received
rom the cast a larg3 iuvoiajof wal 1 pa
per, borders, decorations, etc., including
trie plain ingrains which are becoming
very popular. These goods are better
styles and cheaper than ever before.
Samuel E Young.
Whereto Get Them. When wanting
in organ or piana call on G L Blackman
A-here you can select from a first class
tock.
Tws Jantlce Kesiga.
Etliort Democrat t
We the tinderslgneJ having received
the nomination for justice of the peace at
the hand of the two great political pat ties
01 tut naticn at our primaries In Tangent
preel let, beg to state the following fact
to the voter and to the public generally of
Tangent precinct, Linn county, Oregon 1
Well founded rumor lis It that neither of
us l the man for the people and the par
ties, we luruier understand that both
pa 1 tic have fused and are going to unite
and concentrate their force In an effort to
elect Mr Aaron Barnes justice of the
peace. Realising full well Hint wo are
not Die choice of the people, and that the
office of justice I a judicial matter mid not
a partisan affair, we acquiesce It the
movement and step dawn and nut. V e
further stale that we are In accord with
the movement ami will Klve Mr Durncs
out hearty support on the and dav of June,
a ne is a man well qtunnort and ol unit
lest and unquestioned Integrity. -
J J IlKAKP,
I W Nkwcomb.
Tangent, May 36th, i8yo.
The CuHHlr 4'aavassers.
Harrimiiho, Or., May Jlh.ifvi.
The candidates at Shcdd, llalsey and
Harrishurg have gone over similar ground
a at preceding point In the campaign.
Mr Weatherford ha practically had the
whole field to himself, there bclng.no one
on the opposite shin wh.) seems able to
even make a reasonable show of opo.
tlon. At Harrishurg Mr Weatbcrforu
read from the Herald Hie mean attack
made upon hhn by that paper, In which It
accused hhn of having so managed the
piogram of the campaign " to keep R L
Smith oft th stump. Mi Wealhcrford
called upon Mr Hume and Mr Temple
ton, tsith republican candidates, and tliey
public' contradicted the Herald' tham
story. Otherwise than this effort of the
Herald to create a system of mud slinging
among the candidates, the canvas anion
the candidate on all aide seem to be
pleasant and gentlemanly, just what It
ought to lie. I hc democrats of Shcdd,
llalsey, I'coila and HarrUburg are thor
oughly united and woiklng like beaver.
Their "call Is to dcmicrt of all other pre
cinct to join them In this victorious light.
Yin tisx.
Tfcal Mull IXslas.
Bkow ssvili.k, Or., May 2iUb, IHlsj.
Edit or $ Drmocrut :
I would respectfully ask you to insert
the following in answer to a communica
tion from Brownsville, dated May 22nd,
and signed "Freedom of the Press." The
article is headed "Bull Hosing." and ac
cusing me of some hard things, w hich I
emphatically pronounce a tissuo of lies.
with two exceptions, namely, the stopping
of my paper and discontinuing the ail. of
the Eagle Woolen Mills, which as a free
American eituen I have a right to do. 1
am not compelled to take any man's pa
per and pay for it if 1 don't want it. As
to the ad. I consulted two of the directors
and they told me to do as 1 pleased about
it, and I thought it not advisable or con
sistent with the tiest Interest of the compa
ny to pay 72 a year lor nothing, as I fully
believe it never pmllted us one dollar.
As to my going to the Times olllce with
bhssl in my eye, I bail not been in that
office for several days la-fore this occurred,
nor have I been there up to the present
time; and as to the Board of Director,
one of them Is absent and there has l-eu
no objection raised to my action with the
other three in regard to this matter. I
have done what I believe, to I for the
Is-st interest of the company and for the
men who invested their money in this
enterprise, which I shall continue to do
as long as they intrust me with the man
agement of their business. Furthermore,
when I write an article for the papers, 1
sign luv name toil; but perhaps if 1
wrote a lot of lies I might try to cover it
up. W. H. Kiaic.
t. rrro.
The aeleallBc elallst.
Guarantee a successful treatment in
dl leases of women and all private dire
of either sex. Over fifty case of catarrh
cured since Jan. 1st In this city, and no
failure heard from. Dozens of ladies
cured of diseases peculiar to llirir sex and
not one unsuccessful. $4on will be paid
to any one he tresis unsuccessful! after
he ha agreed to cure them. Coiisuttttlun
I free and you can freely call upon the
Dr. Everything Is strictly confidential
and pilvstc. He prepare his own inedb
cine and you do net have to go to a drug
store to have your prescription ailed. Hi
oflice I so arranged that one patient doc
not meet another. 1 le 1 not here for a
few day only but ha permanently located
and will stay. His price correspond
with the ncturc of the dlscise and descrv.
Ing poor are treated free Patient out of
the city can be treated by correspondence,
unlet acute disease Ollice, Blumbs-rg'
Block, Albany. Residence 3rd and Mont,
gomery. Office hours, 10 to 1 J, a to 4 and
7 lo 8. The Or can refer to any bank In
Albany or the Pacific Coast a to bis relia
bility, and to the Oregon State Medical
Society a to hi standing In the medical
profession.
Kstiir.
The use of watei for irrigation or sprink
ling purpose Is prohibited except between
the hour of and 8 o'clock a.m. and 6
and o o. m.
The use of water for sprinkling street
will not be allowed at any time.
From and after June 1st to October 1st
parties using water for sprinkling or Irri
gation purpose will be charged In addi
tion to the regular rate for family use a
follow :
For each 1 lot or lc, pci month . . .$1.00
For each 3 lot or less, per month .... 1 .75
For each additional lot, per month. . . .50
To be paid on the first of ea.h month in
advance. Water for building purpose
will be furnished on payment in advance
on the written estimate of the manager or
architect of the brick, stone, plastering or
other material for which water U'lo be
used. For material not stated in the esti
mate the application must be rem wed.
The rate for building purposes will be a
follow :
Wetting each 1000 brick 15 cent
Wetting each bbl of lime or cement.i 5 cent
May 19th, 1890. .
Albany Canal Water Trans- '
portation & LightinqCo.
AT JA. I'. roWKLI, at CO'
Fin orange,
Onion and onion sets,
Early Rose and other potatoes,
Seed per, beam, etc..
Cookie and crackers,
Dried fruit.
Fresh garden product,
All kind canned good,
Oa'.meal, corn meal, flour, etc.,
Fickle, relishes, etc.
Everything found anywhere.
Ve iioode People
Of ye city of Albany are
cordyallye summoned to
sup at ye Armory,
Wednesdaye evenyng,
beginning at 5 by ye clocks.
Comfortying victuals,
Choyce musick,
Pleasant tyme.
teed
for Croup aad Wbasplag Ceagh.
Dr Ilolden 1 1 have used your Ethereal
Cough Syrup in mr family for several
years, and cheerfully bear testimony to it
excellent qualities in allaying any irrita
tion of the lung or thoat,and also find it
very good for croup and whaoplrg cough.
r RED ARNOLD, OlOCKton.
Large size. $1, small o cent. For sale
by H C Hubbard, druggist
Brought Everythinn. The steamer
has arrived and with ft a large stock of
fresh coods for I F Powell & Co., uch a
cabbage, cauliflower, peas, beans, cucum
ers, new potatoes, onions, pineapples,
hemes, &c.
A New Scheme. On Monday and
Saturday of each week, H 0 Hubbard will
allow a ten per cer.t dtsccunt on all cash
purchases made at Ills drug store, inis
will only be allowed on Monday's and
Saturday's.
Ladies Summer Blouses, the dates
aoveltles, lust recel ved from manufact
ure by express.
Samuel E Youws
divk thohprvn'ii srr.r.tit.
D. 1. Thompson and a young man by
tho name of Baker spoke at the Court
House Monday toil medium slued audi
ence. Baker spoke first. He Is a man of
rather pleasing nddrcsfl,butlie has a very
limited know ledge ol the subject of which
he talked the tnrlir. lie made almgh
mess of the whole subject, contradicting
the only two points ne, nimscii, made.
Thompson said lie was not a public speak
er, but a "man of business' which hud
the effect of creating a broad smile across
the countenances of twoclusses of People.
One class wondered if he had reference
to the manner lit which ho carried on
his business of making money, as gob
bling up a strip of laud along the wharf
line at Portland, that isjlongcd to the
public, and, by signing an ordinance as
Mayor of that city, mtwo nimseii owner
without paying a cent therefor. The
other was a small but quiet few who
have abundant reason to Isdievo that the
speaker referred to his "sack" a part of
tho IIIHI.IKKI which he pledged himself to
sjieiul if necessary to get elected. The
very cheekiest thing that 1). P. said, or
could say, wns that he was in favor of
ballot reform, a pure and honest election.
At this, self-respecting republicans could
mil cast down their neaus in simtiio as
they thought of tho notoriously open and
unblushing way in which I). P. and Jim
lxitan, his man, Friday, carried the re-
iu bl lean piimarics In Portland. They
ought voters 011 the streets as openly as
they would commodities In the market.
y'Aj.M tan not drny tkit uu thf Orvt'onuin
thnrffrtt it kutr n kirn ttnd l.olun lln htki
day djter ike frtmatits. In the face of this
ubltc crime against the ballot, l liompsoti
as the audacity to stand tip Is foro an
intelligent audit-nee and say he is in favor
ot ballot reform. He knew at the time
he was saying this that his henchmen in
Portland and Kah-m were concocting and
perfecting tho schemes by which the
election next Monday is to ls carried in
the same way and by the use of the same
means as tlui primaries in Portland were
carried. Whether this great crime
against the state shall le consummated
dctH.'iids entirety upon the course pursued
by conscientious business and farmer re
publicans. Ilicy can permit it or pre
vent it. Thompson said he was in favor
of alstlishing deductions for indebtedness
when making assessments for taxes. He
said men were enabled to dislgn their
axes by means of this indebtedness
clause, and he preceded at great length
to explain how a man who wanted to
dodge his taxes might go to a Isink and
borrow money on a sham note, deduct for
indebtedness and thus escatss his -taxes.
uiid if mrm terr hottrtt ti fruttnl taw
uvxi.i uu ngkt, apparently unconscious
of thu fact that nearly every man in the
audience knew that the figures taken
from the assessment roll in Multnomah
county and published In the Dkskh bat
showed that lis himself bad U-cn prac
ticing the very things which he said
rsf mem nvM mot do, for, W bile, he is worth
something over a million dollars, be jays
taxes on. only il7l,(J. He said he
knew a great di al about the way in
which men dodged leaving taxes. Not a
single person present was disposed to
dispute this. They all Isdieved hint.
raul he tliil not know bow or sc rto.
torn the city council of Portland changed
the w harf line so as to give him a strip
of land that In-longed to the public, yet
he signed the ordinance. Thus he con
tinued for an hour giving abundant proofs,
by bis vacillation and attempts at decep
tion, why he should not lie elecUHl.Gov
ernor.
Vina aatTnt.ui boi ,
May 13d, 1&70.
Mr Jame ttarger is moving to Eugene
this week bavins rented his farm to Mr
Signal.
Will Curtis wa crlprled by 'a kicking
gun one day this week.
Mr and Mr John Long scent a couple
of dav In Albany this week.
A (lute child of Clarence Tavlor' broke
Its arm by falling from a chulr on FrWay
pf last week.
Mr Wiliard Cackey I moving hi bouse
this week.
Mr and Mrs Tllton spent Saturday ami
Sunday with thrlr son George, who live
several mile west of Eugene.
E J Wlltoughby attended the grand
hnUe, lOO F, at Portland, this week.
Mr Atlhigham ha gone to Colfax,
Washington, to visit her brother, W J
itiamwcll, who I very low with consump
tion. The dance at M' B.,serman' last
Friday evening was wrll attended; one of
the pleasant features of lite evening was
an excellent lunch.
Miss Montgomery dismissed sshool on
Wednesday to attend the wedding of her
sister.
.Si hi,! 1). strict No 63 have Invested
some o! It surplus in patent desk and
charts. Thing thev have needed badlv
for year.
AktlLLK.
J C Mohr, of WestOakville, Is building
a new house.
Mr W II Parker, of Fox valley, a can
didate for representative on the union
ticket, attended Sabbath school here last
Sabliath. He made very able addrtss
to the school on Christian duty ; he also
attended the meeting of tho V P H C E
in the evening. As this was a temper
ance meeting he addressed the society on
temperance from m divine standpoint,
Mr 1 is an able speaker and by his w in
ning ways ho has made ft great many
friends
I Christi
here. He is a member of the
tian church and Is not ashamed of
his Lord and Master. He is makings
successful canvass, and makes hosts of
friends wherever he goes. Before leav
ing here be made a donation of 50 cents
to the W C T U. Come again, Mr P.
Mr Lincoln Coucv. of Snicer. was here
last Sabbath.
I)r Gray was In Oakvillc last Thursday.
Rev Ir Irvlno will preach here next
Sablmth.
There will Ihj a meeting of the voters
of this precinct, on the evening of Fri-
y. My 3(ith. The subject. "How shall
rote?'' will lie discussed by all without
regard to nartv. Each voter is expected
to give his reasons for voting as be floes.
Every voter, and especially the ladies
are invited to attend.
The candidates have missed this place
with the exception of those who are res
idents, and Mr Parker. However, we
will soon see who is elected, or if it pays
to go out on the canvass.
amicus.
FltED II BlXCXaXH.
tt tii.Vmi. an nM time ncwiwiwr and
thcauli-Bl man, wrltus trora tlie lta'.ilwtii Hotel,
4 ii Nn i.rdlnarv occHrTcuro coultl Induce
ma tn allow mv namo to lio useil, but 1 bave
iv.n (..,l.lo with rivsneiwiattl lis worst form
and Indlirfstton. Pwlore I tried Joy' VeRe-
lable SaisAiiarllla, 1 ipent tnunv a iuiir on
remedle witbout relief. 11 inlsr-ry waa to
'teat at lime 11 r'emca 11a ji unmiraira. iu
i..u,in 1 found Jouvm in that bottle, and
the swond tint mo on my tout It Will cheat
tue grave 01 inacy a riciim.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
BUILDEttS. Bids will be reoeivedby
Mr H II Hewitt, of Albany, op to 12 o'clock
noon, 00 Saturday, May 31, for forniahirjg
tha mateilal and labor to ereot a two-itorv
dwelling house, Flan and speoifiostiou
can be seen at ths oltlceol u W Ayers, aren-
iteot. or a Mr Hewitts omca lu the same
building.
Th riht is reserved to re j set any
all bids.
HvTOTIOB TO CONTRACTORS AND
r BUILDER3.-,Blds will be received
1 v ths Trustees of Lebanon Schoel Dis
trUt. at leb.non. nn to 12 o'clock, noon,
n Saturday, uay II, for furnishing all
neesssary material snd labor to ereet a
school building. Flans and specifications
ean be sees at the store of C 0 Haekl -man.
at Lebanon, until Friday, Mav 88.
and attbeofflseof C W Ayers, Architect
at Albtnv, until Saturday, May 81.
The right Is reserved to reject any cr
aumas,
Monday.
J 11 StewarUon is cutting meat at Broilsr's
meat marks.
Mr Julia Disrotii,r lis sotd hi hulohi.r
shop to Slmtts Itros who will tun both shop.
Ou returning to Aiaska U H Marshal, O T
t'u r tor, will be auiuiiipsiilud by hi son,
Arthur Puitsr.
Yesterday at a riffli at Y(piin lisy Curt
duo tor Km. imily, of the Orsgon I'so tin, drew
a listidioma gnlii wstoli,
II eem that ia soma psrt Silum ths cow
ordinauoe 1 nut welt ui,f irod. lu Albniy
tha law 1 enforced iu pond t lisps.
Considsrable a heat I now moving frm.i
tli warehouse. Kukt tr tsn oar loads a
day buying the wsrstums at Muuker auil
the Fsruisr at Albany.
Tliomp of Hussions of Velrran ware
duly Mustered iu Saturday evtuiiig by DO
Shurinau.iif 8aletn,tartiug eat with twenty,
two members.
FC Baker, Squire Donolly ami two ( r
three other Salem mou were iu th city this
foreLO'iu to attend the fuuersi of C It'Speu
eer.
MrG L Olacknun i (hipping considerable
tons from bis nnton 0 tunty quarry, to be
ued ia tha construeticn of a nw church at
Kist Portland.
TuesuAr.
Ir Nat llsilp ith, of Niwil scoo n, Wash, is
in His city.
Mayo- Cowan returned this linmi front a
trip to Portland.
K L lloilgkin, ths Insurauev insn, hs been
in the oily oil business.
Uo Wheeler and P II Raymond, cues
Albany men, have told their iuie in
Portland.
lion Win Waldo, osi il ilste fur Juilg of
Marion County on the r-publieau tiuket. wa
iu the oily yseturdav.
Mr Iks Pogal. tho o niuni roisl tour'at. a
funnel raidut of A I ban v. has l en iu this
city during the day.
Mr. Jaunt 'let 1 fi A i j.iu ti Bvm
handsome gild wateh away. Call at his
tore and sek him slx ut it.
l't night a small lira oueurri.d in tha stnra
of A Kir in, at Nsleiil, causing a loss of about
7u0on the stock, Aul $.KHJoothe building.
Mr E L Power and family are in ths city
on Ui.lr wsy tn llslsev frmn Et I'oitlsnil,
wher they have bren visitieg a wek orsn.
I) ooration day concert at ths opera bouse
Friday eveoiug. May 3(1. Flora 1 1st son, ths
colored Jenny Und, aud other talent. Tick
tts on l st Blackmail V.
Mr W T Itaxlir, formerly of Yiuiq By,
anived la tha city to dsy from Bsker City,
lie l quit enthusiastic over that usii,
which is being boon ed Just now,
Dave Thompson gave $10 to tha Seattle
offerer; (ovctinr Peunoyer sent them two
cailnwlsof lumber. 'I'liompson itavs $10 to
th Johnslou ulferer; Peunnyer $1U0.
There will be family rcuidou of tb
White family, at Oskville, eousisting of
bnutftSio number, emumetiiung Jui.e4ib,
I19U, to be held n the prnmsns ,,f Juhnseo
W e.
Mr John Borrow, if, aud father, Mr
John Smith, ore 00 their way from Oakland,
Cel. to Albany, which they wilt mske their
future boioe. Mr Barrows health ie nolle
poorly and he bpv to lie teorhttcd oy tha
cbauge.
K-i. Goio ha Ueo iu the city, lis repurt
ao louliuatiou ! rebuild the buret distnei
with sobstaiitul brick block, end a br
limit otdinsnce will probably be jiuisl
mskiug it ol.l-gatory to ertct triekio tbst
asrter.
MmutAoK M .sr.. Licenso to weel
was Is mi I this afternoon by deputy
County Clerk Horris to Henry James
Bowers and Miss Mary -aches.
LtsAMK. Frank Carroll, a native of
Pyracuse. New York, was taken before
Judgu p.lackburn this afu-rm.ti and ad
judgcil to lie insane. He will betaken
K the asylum to-morrow.
Board or Trapk. A special meeting
ing of tht Board of Trad was held last
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STYLE, WOKE and
Has just received his Spring stock of
Glothing,
Embracing a fine line of suits, which will bo sold
at bottom prices.
In order to make room for new goods will sell his
largo stock of Notions, etc., at"
A Great Reduction.
The best place in Albany for bargains.
I
evening to consider tho starch factory
proposition. It being considered a verv
one-sided proposition it was rejected.
The regular monthly meeting will be
held on the 8d- Monday in June, when
several important matters will be con
sidered. WKMUMUA.
' Ja F Powell & Co.
l)r 8irr, of Brownvil!, ha been in ths
oily to-day,
. TIm elrotion tisxt Monday ia mention d as
ao opmiiiig guu.
The Albany Woolen li.il' will pay 20 uts
a pound f.r woid,
lsk room to rsnt. lunuira of 8 N 81 eel.
UusiuK block, Albany, Ureyou.
Ths Haieo. 8tatomao sp the Albany
i.tiiii win go to that city on lhs4tb of July,
E O BeanUley, the real estate man, It ft
for Portland to day, and will go into the
ms busbies tlmre. II obtsiosd a good
reputation lor promptnes and rustle la Al
bany.
Wbeu drmoarat 00m to rote beat Mon
day you want to look over yoor tioket to
that the name of E K Bavis for Ileeorder i
there. A better mao for the place oould uot
oe aelsoted.
Frank Farrell for Corooer, E J O'Coooer
for .Surveyor, II H William for Assessor, are
name on ths democratic ticket and they are
entitled to and shooul reoeiys th entire vote
of their party.
Mt Alloa Jlmiry, wifs and dauiilitsr, of
Cl'ioo, Cel., arrived in the city thi moroiog
on their way to Crook county, where Mr
lleury hs large property interests, The
I'KMocnAT acknowledge a pt'isssnt call from
Mia and Miss lleury,
Iw mao ever received nominal! m for an
ollice in a fmrt r or more open way tnao N P
Pay ue did for Clerk, lie wa the cln ice of a
very large msjoiity of the otmventiuo. Hie
ooinpnteucy and flioee fur ths oftioe are tin
questior.ed. II is fairly entitled to evrry
Oemocratio vote iu (hs ooonty. ttutiULt
ttfftrd.
IlnmoofsU, do not forget that "Code
Dilly" Curl is on your ticket for Treasurer.
He i worthy yoor support Biting erinplej
so tbst lis can not work h beed thi vffus
a be cauiint makes living by voik. Hi
ovponi.t l gentleoisooouipetaotaad fitted
to till the office, bat be is full-handed and
do not ommI the olllce.
"For State Senators. I K Weatherford
and Jeff M yen," Tho read the democratic
county ticket. These gentlemen are eX
rinced,cwisiHiitiou and troatworthy. ''for
Ilrpre.t-utstives, U J Mhsdd, r J Hansard
amij F lleury." Thee are men of integrity,
and when thee men go to Salem as Senator
sod Uspreneutativr w al rest secure iu the
fact that they will not be captured by the
1'ortland ring.
Mr and Mr Fred Blomberg arrived home
thi morning from Oakland, CaJ.,wber tbey
nail been to pml tb summer, coming
much earlier than they intended on account
of th excessively hot weather
Ilsl Q'Fellows, of Chicken Bristle fame,
baa l-n In the city to day. A Democrat
man acknowledge the pleasare ? a ml
after In hiith-headed, ttset-footed trotter.
Inch IU1 declare to be th fastest 10 Ore
gon, trotting IrrtjueoUy lo 'i.Z witb'ju.
mttuh sffort.
Mat Scott, the democratio nominee for
Hhrrilf, i fully oomnetant to perform all the
ilouei of th Sheriff a office faithfully aod
wtll. His well known probity, conscien
tious integrity and bsi cm qualities make
him lust the man whom tb people want for
Khcrtff. The man who vote for him may
feel sura that ha will never regret it.
Wm Komhangh for Coonty Commissioner
is the nam on tb democratio ticket. A
Vote lor Tissk i a vote to make the county
onurt r-publicso. Thi would give th re
pol.liosjs a majority of the judges and clerk
of election, and ia case the olli of Couoty
Clerk, llccorder. i'lienlf. School Saps, r r
other unty ollios should become vacant by
death or other cause the court would then
appoint a repub loan. Democrat look to thi
tnalti-r and cast your vote for Mr Ham
baogh.
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PRICES
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Oui ciargoa aro bo light that everyone can stand them.
Ktoven, ranges, and 'builders hardware, wo carry thi
finest assortment in the Valley, and only ask a fair
examination of our stock to convince you.
Smoke
Manufjotred by Julius Josepu
IMPORTED AND KEY WEST CIGARS
Ping and snwklo, tobacco,, MrerschtMOi and briar pipe, aA
' m KHjpr)! t
FLaKENTOE
aaOk r'T.3k T.
Choice Candy,
NEARTHEPDJ TFFCE ALB,
ONC0,8461.
;;" .t '
Altamonl's faste-t sta!l!',n acd eir nf
rn With 4 yurold n-nntd nrZ-S'J. 1st
Sr-arold rei-ord. 2:(.'.,si,il Zilar bon2.3S villi t- krpt at Albsrjy, Mondays and
Tusdva ; at salin. Wuria.ice anrt 1bnrsUj-a. snd at borne Friday ind'
Saturday. AKovitu 1 re 11 an set fill lo usuro. ,
ALTaGO.
8 vesr old rtennl. 2:11. 800 of AiUuiont.
A mold. r--onl 2:3 (Pub ic trtat I
Drake, the itsui of orimn Milium. Will
Wedoewiay ; at C irvatlls, TbnrsiUy aud
snosca ioimvs mini fi', 1.1 imuio.
fMSon cnmmotiHt.ir Anril 1st srd rudine
ed for awx-l.l.rita Tliaftkiii(r our pslr-jns for past favors wo ltiio sil ac 11 Jjiis c,f
the light harnms bore to call and us. A few rbclcs brcod mill ll l'rc 10 !
above tllloi.f, s'ao nN.b' young dilvtrs and colt Inn. ihm loia. ill trie
p bmu's in snowing sioca any 1 y c-xc 1
.MCKNIGHT BROS-
THE
STAH2ASD
BHED STALL i 9 H
Dick K.abtirtv. rs?ord vitl mi'ii ,
the u sson of 19U, camtnerjciujr April 1
and cndltiK July l.a: Marshall's siable,
Allwny , Lain) county. Ur. giving l.inu
eounty horsemen chance to breed to a
standard horse, itb eie-j. aui rjKXjil 1101
to be excelled in Oregon.
DE-CRIPTIOIf AnD PKDIUKI K,
llok Flahertv Is a chestnut, stcsll strtD
In tace, one whito anklo, stand 10 har.ds
high, we'cha 1.0. winner 01 thst 2:44
caai at City View Park Swt- uiber 13.
iSili, defeat) nK Onrci, O.cuder, Maud
Knox ar.d HarvHt In tl rce atra'gbt
beats. Thfa was Dick's first rao. at
which time he made bis record of 2:30.
Sired by Flaherty'. Fearnaught. by
Fearnaught, Jr. 135, by Fearnaught, 133,
record f 2:23 14 (wtnnei of the t0 coo
purse at ButTtlo in lKt,il, festirR George
Paimer C01 Maydard, Aiuericsu ti'rl, J
J Bradley, Myron Pjrry, Victor lingo
.1 1 1 . 1 1 . . . . . , . 1
uu isjuuiei, 119 vj yuuiig istorr i.
. Dick Flaherty's dam. Bill Drew, has
paoed s tulle in 2:30, liy Dodd's Nelaoc,
by Jobu nelson, 187, sire ot Nevea,
2:23 1-2, Aurora, 2:27 1-2, Nemo, 2:30; by
WHOLESALE
Harilware, Iron, Steel anil Farm Maciunery.
SOLE ACEMS FOR WASHIHCTCM AND NORTHERM IDAHO FOR THE C .
BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER.
Those Kachna are too well known It nee conibHmt. Thousands of farmers nave
used them aad speak of them vitu 1 tlse. Tbey axe the only Harvestiai
Machines that will rive ENTIRE t-.TISFAtfri0M to th purcnaser.
" vs 11 si 111 --wjpwaass, .
MILLER'S STAR VIBRATII1C THRESHER,
AULTMAH'S STAR TRACTION EHCIT.T,
Tbe mas. Zffr :tlvs and Successful Combination for Taresblns aoi Cleanlec
- . Grain ever constructed.
BUCKEYE LTIEJJRAME TWIN E-BINDERS.
t-WTh Feature that dtsUngiilshe thi Twlae-Bindor 1 th Llg-htnes of Draft, combined with Its
extraordinary Strength and Durability. The Under is ol the Appleby pattern, the only reilly sutwujsful
one yot known. We have two style, th El'vstor Biuder and the 1'lattorm Binder boih excidlent-rboth
reoouuuondcd by hundreds ot patrons.
SEQUITLEE FARM WA80IS
BUCK-BOARDS. FOUR-SPRING
MOUNTAIN WAGONS,
BUCKEYE AND SUPERIOR DRILLS
AND SEEDERS.
CORBIN DISC HARROWS.
UODGES-HPHES HEADERS,
HAISH BARB WIRE.
t3-tr!m for cpcularsIi
K. TIIIiLX, ltxriaer , JVLtmny, Orejrosi
Matthews .4 Vastiburn
Albany,
Oreoojt,
Hardwa re.Stoves and Tinware .
MATTHEWS WASHUUI.
rKr
1111
THE CIAGRS .
IVnls, Frnit, etc.
REC0RD,2:29 - 34.
- su - AS3z
De'et. Uadine A!t
(la 11 Rail frifm. tho Ham Priwiiinilt.
9320.
thsslrs nrs ruziiuBiit nnd M.io-.t
liaunbur of tha famous brood uimre. slira
bekeot at lndfnfndnca Tiifsrfav and
Friday , t llou.eSaiordsj ard Monday.
Jolr 1 st and T:a rftri taLiliir fmcm-
1 ooncsy.
RiCDRD
2 : 30.
liii 1 ruMsu, Usui, sua Jk.uutuU. ssAD
6y Abdsilan.
2ad - 1 am, Bu'tera ld. St Cl sir.
Srd Dam, by Black Leg, by Biggel'j
Rattier.
4th. Dam, by Jack Hawkins, by Bos
ton. Mh-.Dam.by Old St Clair.
Flaherty's Fearnaught dam, IlilJoe,
by Old Columbia.
2- Dsm, bv liarrrs' haicbletonian.
3- Daui, Boston Gi.-l, a celebrated 3
mlte trotter, b nld A bdsllan.-
No stallion with such a combination of
fast turning and producing blood has
ever ben offered for service in Linn
county Oregou, before.
TERMS,
To insure. H0; season, S0. Mares bred
by the mivod, payable July 1. Marns
bred by iasttiance. paysble when mares
are knowe to be with foal, ataras wil
be careftllj bandied, but no responsi
bility will be assumes lor accidents
Good pasture at 2 a month.
For further part'oahus address,
ELaFOREST,
; Albany. Or.
pin t Hi-
Frost, First am YiiiB Streets,
PORTLAND. V OREGOf..
DEALERS IN
Deera Plows, Deere
Sulky Plar3,
Top Buggies
l Carriages, Phaetoas,
S4. SiAS
3
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