The state rights democrat., May 30, 1890, Image 4

ownMills
i
SOU, LANNIXO A C., i SOla.
iw kixm rtoc ii'rRio to Aft its
iKIUIIMIIM.
REST STORAGE FACILITIES.
iliihbst Trio la Wli ,
A New Repair Shop
Dae jurt I cm opened em Fiiet etiet, cp-
Simla ft Inkin article nrudrd. clocks
na nd Mi ieiairti, kete tilted, &e
. i ..- tt . i-. ii i ti n i ' Hlil dn
, a. SaNDKRS
MAY As SENDERS,
ifealers in General Muniaadise.
HARRISBURQ - CHECOM
as. iiu... ,i .... ... .ia m- '- - - J
ALBANY OR.
whitsm & hulbsm Baos.,
Real EsUta Agents
f'ntmi and Rsnchea fr !.
A1o ciy broirty in Albary
ltd Curtallie.
DR. W H. DAVIS,
Physician and Surgeon.
o-fm nn ntnlra In Strahan'a Block.
May be found at bbt office uay and night
Eevsre House:
ALBANY, - OREGON
CIIAS. PFEIFFEK TftOPRIETOR.
r'a-t no In flral-clajui atyl. Tablaa
.mniM with tha hMt iu tb market.
Nlci slplnsTaimrtmi.nU. eUmple iww
torcommivial traveler.
Ooburg Lumber.
I m)1 the beat lumbrr io tha caootyi a!o
.;.r nr?a. ahiniilre. latha doora arnt win
dow n ruUlinv, tte. Pricea from $5 to .'22
Vrr thooaacd. Yard at Lowaoo. oo tha
Narrow Gang. Sta ma Ufora parchaaiog
altawhcra.
W W Crawvokd.
addrtaa. P O Tallinao, Or
Delmonica Restaurant,
COKXCR FIRST AND LLWORTII ST.
The uoJricnd bavins purvbaaail tba
old Hannaii ReaUaraot acand baa opened
nniier tha al-OTa aa na a brt-cl"a retu
raoV. Wa ara prrpartd to fnroih maala
.for partiea or djneca oo abort Bolice. ura-
Ura aervei in avery atyla. aaatara or ocaat;
all bin-la of U-h kuowj la tba maraat
Employ only lira cla I alp, and watting
wiU ba prompt aud eoartaoaa. RacuUr
mrala 25 ota. Coffee of Crat-claae qnatity
ad a en p of co(Te and eaae at from fi to 10
ta. I am welt known io tbia city and re-
neat the tiwoa to give me a oall.
SAMGtRiaS Proprietor
W U BILYEU,
ATTOUNEY AT LAW
And Solicitor ia Chancery
ILDAMT, - OHEUO.
Collectlooa promptly uiadeonall po'nt
tiOanaaetiOtiaMii on aaooablatenna
L. HILL,
Physiciai and Suit.eon,
t)tBoo eor, and Ferry 8treetN,
ALBANY- OREGON
Foilmiliei k living,
if.MCl n A
-FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Frsiupt ittWeisa-TirjS-slass H3ar3
Pianos.
Tboat r'eblna- a flrat claaa Inatru.nent,
t he 1 eat a .de to U J tba ellro of thi
t'oRMt. can I eulled by callin at Mn B
K LiyinaH'a. oppoeitt tt.3 M amnio Tem
ple, on Firal Mtrent. Tba latent vocal and
ioKtrti mental muato kept for a.le,alao tba
largtt aMtortuient of alamplng patterns
to aelect from thla aid j of 'Frlaoo. La
mod given Io paiiitlng-aod etcbroidnring
In ber atudio over Lion County Btnk.
Oiet ber your order and you will b
pleaaod.
J, F. Whiting, Artist.
Ins-ruction given, &' id work exe
cuted in Landscape, Portrait and De.
coratirePainting'.Lettering.Designing
and Mechanical Drawing.
Rooms 8 and 9, Foster Block, Al.
I any Or
The followioa ia a partial liat of city aod
farm property for aale by na.
4 oniiriproved lota on Ctb Street. F.ach
$500.
1 lot with' honMtwo atoriea oo 4th and
Jaekion Sr. $2200.
Honae with 5 room, lt St. $1600.
1 lot on Waahiugton 8t. $950.
2rauant l it on 3rd St. Kach, $.300.
A good f irm of 410 aeree i milaa from
Hahiey, 30 per aere. Cau b divided and
will make two good farm.
A good farm cf 170 acre, 1 mile from Tan
gent, 0 mile fiotn Albany. $K par acre.
Goo-1 farm tf 140 acrai,3 milea f roio 8hedd.
Price, $5000.
A good atock farm, 2 milea from Shedd,
100 acre. $25C0.
a
A ii"" cottage with ix rooma, Urge lot
Triie, $ICOO.
Civ. mi tractaof Sand 10 acre tot, one acd
a b i'f tl-a from Albany. $300 per acre.
A k-"I aiek farm. 1500acie, 3 milea
from II K aUtiou. $4 per acre. A oargaiu.
Faim3 mill a from Hhedd.Hrat-cla-e wheat
and fruit Uod, 140 acre. Frioe,$5000.
825 aurua 4 m'lea from R tt. $30 uer aere.
Ch ie aut4 iu lota o auit purohaaera.
id. wit and lot io Townaeud' addition to
Al'MI .
' AOEtm FOR
MUui Fire Insurance Co.,
Total Assets $9,780,751,65.
Ntroiiiisat Company doing bualnaat In tba
UNITED STATES.
TOWNSEND & WILSON,
Real Eatate Broker.
To All Whoai It Kay Concern,
The Gertnania F c Inaurance Co of
New York, having re.neured Ita entire
ousines in the State of Oregon, laid com
pany (having on dc poult with the State
TreaHurer, $50,000,) hereby give notice of
'ta dts-rontinuance of buainen In Ore
ifon, and ita intention of withdrawing iu
deput.lt now with the Stale Treasurer at
Ihe expiration of the ilx n.onthi printed
notice r .quired Dy law
jkrmanic Fire Ins-jran-ck Co ofN. Y
Hugh Schumann, V)ei President. .
Dec I t hi 1889
Kures
pa sweluxcs, cits, &
A bnilMU a Contuaioni sweilll.a mrm ttr
pammailon tun anj wounds are ense al
tnrbauo to natural action, through which
lb valix art) chawed, circulation Impeded,
imuw eaw m aim I'm1 i.
illut It trie to right ttaell and Mia In
laiiie. Bruises end swelling need A.iwoUt.
tag lonutne. but In eut and wouuds narair .
eayeue would four a liquid remedy Into,
aai.ln wound, Mo anon aa nature brtass
Ml. WW WCUW,uhh-i
acoBsOili
I the Injured ttaanr ai
' rrl eoeontln In dl
. U V , M
elaaneway
obslruo-
, ttotl. bHl
Injured ttaanr ami restore.
eoeontitiff to tumjuvus,
helna nature and c-trea
PROMPTLY AD fEUASESTLT.
U. LoU Rush, Preston tureel, Detroit,
VWh.. n'i! "Pttchlns hall I sprained ana
bruised my arms two applicalloiia of bL Jacob
Oil cured m." . .
Mr. uusiaf Nauwald.Jr. (Tirydal TwV
erlokabnr., Taiaa, wrllee, Att.usl 20. lirt "I
tu badly cut with a ecytkei half bottUSk
Jamba UU ouraa iraltfTU NEB.
AT Dat'ooiMt aNb iHULItil
tHl CKUttl k. VOOEUI CO..attliaor. Ml
THE YAQUINA UOUTB.
(ton Developnmnt CouspMiy' Ktoiu
khlp Lino.
7R Mil PR fiKflRTEal.
20 HOURS LESS
htn by any other Jt.
raJv-ht Una from rortiwnd ud all pUiU
a the WHUmntu Valloy to -n from fn
franciaoo, Cnl.
r.-. i.- TK,ir.,u .n.l Sit irtlaV at 8:3
p.m. l.ve 'orram, 4i-i
V.oudav. We.l!.eaday and K.-Hay
-4. f rkrtlaVlIll l UMIJ.T 1IIUII
nl 8iurdy at , 3:1ii p. u. . Mon
dy. VJndy ."d rl'';- boin.!i?',1!J
kn.i jutl b.;u?d will iw over nlgUt
at n;in, living Uero e b. iu,
t u -t.M AiktitisHitimt at Atban
f'.thtralnaof liieOrosoo P'iU" lUllruad.
TIMS HOlKI'f I.K. (xr.t S.imUt.)
tva Aloany 3V) r. ,,La Yaiiwna.
lCmila l:wr. V""""";'.'.;"
Kni t Ykquina, It.M r. i
t
O. A C. train coiuiwoi at Albany an.I
Jorvalll. Tho above irami couhix i i
Yaoulna with the Oregon Doveiopment
CViropwny'e Unt of Mtoauihtm UHwoen
Vavpiiua ana rnw
M1UNU W.4TKM .
rn Til-
tarallun. April th.
wi.iam.ua VaH- t, May Uh.
r.fll.n.MtKh.
Willunetw Vali'T. May Ink:
t'araliun, Uay swti.
I an. i raaaii 't
W l" anxHt Vaiiev. Aptlt isb.
Fanll.-B. M) ilh.
W illaimtM ail. May ah.
Karallon, Mar UOu
W oUowua alley. Miy ah.
t rT.fiK.ftv '.ivm .btt n.n
to
ihile aailiu d.ttea w'.thout notle..
N. Ii. Pawenn-jia frotn Por.Unu and
7U.itn'.el'. Va.U.y poi.T.acan nJ' "'
eonaecU.'n with vtie iraiua ..r the Yaquiua
rout at Albeiiv -r Corvatlis and H ue
Uned to Sn Fruei-o abould arraogei to
Tiva at Yaqa:ti ibttevoning twr re Cate
f aauiog.
waaer aaJ r.eUhl alwa
Lewcat,
or h.kam.tl.1 aW !r to A R .l-? r1' T
rkm Agent, Alt
iP.Aai.OrtN,v.l... aaoa. n-r,
. ' ... I. I , I mm - . . -
A.O
f . a. H P Anew .
Cortal.U.
OVERLAND TO CMJF3WA
Soathen: Pacius Company's Lins.
THE MOUNTlilASTA ROUTE.
tw betx-fi Alha-y -..l fc.'. retnclact. 15 honre
iiunnii MPtm 11 cm traaaiw
meiweeat r.ll 'la. ,a. t--i - - -
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b-ai.raaao( laxia au.r vR--pl aon!))
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PULLMAh BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Cars.
ar AceaaiiwUli-i ! eel-'hie Pe
era, atlarbcal la Kxrea Trnlaa.
Tne b. P. Co'a terry urtk-jaeonnaction uh all tha
xular lrl..a tne t '! Ilii" """ ul
r.Blnet, ' -rtlan
Aet biae Hvl.len. I
nnt raturttst to -bai.m.
Man. ta.a daiii (e-eitgui.nay.)
a a
r a
Lv
I Ar
Port and
Crv
Ar
Lv
I iO r a
I I jhi r
airaaa Ttaia bailt (K.ch: Sunday.
l.tt) r a
W in
Lv
Ar
Portland
tlc-Uinnviila
Ar
I.T
1 V:-J a a
l.tft a a
rrinro$U TicketM
To all Mlnt
BOUTII ANT EAST
VIA CALIFORNIA.
fat fui. In'.ruttin rewnllm rto, mw, m.
all oa Omtany Ajraut at Al'wuy.
. EOK1ILEB P. BOiJEltS
Manager A't O. P. and P. Ar
JAJ3ES P. MEAD,
Atturn8y at Law andTitlo Fxanincr,
ALBANY OREGON.
Will practice in all the-court of tht
HUte. Abatracta of Title furouhod ti,
abort notice- Ten yeara eroorieuce.
freeartpiloa Dragalat.
ar-j-
v in.t. uru a-L,
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hintimaA
LI; S PAtRlXKS PILLS
S. W. Paisley,
.Albany, Orgon.
W 1101.134 VLB DISVI.Ett IX-
Tobaoco and Cigars.
Onbira tolioiUd from 1. be trade.
D3. G A. WHITNEY,
Gradnate of Bellovue Iloapital Medical
Jol'ege Now Yerk City. .
Diaeaiee of woman a apeoialty .
iOffio r nai' Brink, Albany, Or.
Th Oregon I'nclrta U)iu!Rat on Ihe
Vll!3iott rivor divimon wili lay Pint
ml.Souin ftonod. Mjndny, Wednv.'ay
. i iMrf..aii m. Arrivn at t'orTalll'
Ef "-,;.! -vvllMl ill
Laataoaaaaaen. fel )l'l
tTV
r
3 tin .1 r 1 r
1
AH I fl AU
The lltntll tnakea a feeble ntto.npl t
nnawi thu arumcnta on Ihe tui lfl que
Uon a mndc In the canvnaa by Mr WentU
crfonl. Tlila la made ncccaaary ln:cauf
It camtldittce on the aliimp have not Ihe
vourace to attempt n rcplv. A u.iml the
Itnatd oota Ua foot Into It. It ant a the
Au)- uitt'er the McKinlev hill l two mid
two lcnlha cen'a per pooiul. Very will.
Thla la a ajH-elllo duty. The pi;it doty
la 4a per cent nl valorem, Lvery one
knowa that the price of jute mi:U in Imlift,
(rom whence ttetrly nil linportallona come,
rangea front il to 4 cent each. A icwf
aack, of good quality, weigh a pound, au
under the McKSnley bill, the duly on rath
ck woul I he two and two tenth cent.
Now If aack ct 3 contain Wmlo-tan
anu the duty U two and two tenth cent,
what Illiterate per cent duty? Ill n
mere question of arithmetic? Kvery arhool
boy anowa It to he 73'i Pf cent. ThU,
hen would le the duly under the McKin
lev bill while the prewttt duty 40 po
cent. Mr Wcatherford I riht, Io aaylng
the MtKlnley bill Increaaea the duty and
it la folly to attempt to cover thla matter up
with a c'.oud. The JftralU's statement
that the t!uty under the present law and
the duty under the McKlnlcy bill U the
ante, ta not trua It I tntpoanlblo to
make a apecltlc duty and an ad valoreir. duty
the tame, absolutely. Under a apcclllo
doty the rute of duty Increaaea or dccrcae
a the coat of the article upon which it la-
placed la higher or lower lit ihe foreign
market. In order to co.npare a apecli'c
duty with an ad volore-n duty the aped tic
muil be reduced to an ad votorcm or the
ad valorem to a apccltlc. Thla the lltinU
doc not do and hence grovela In the dark
Mr M'eatherford la on thn rixht aid? of thla
iute aocatlon. and the farmer w ho are o
heavily burdened by lldatax begin to com
prebend It. Had McKlnley leen a Mend
to the larmcr he would have done t Mll
did In hi bill, put aack on the fi-ee lUt.
No jute I ra'aed In thU coun
why not put it on 'he free llt?
1 neu j
llahould
be done by all mean, but Mckinley, b -eked
by a few julc aack manufacturer, deter
mined to protect them.
AS NK.tK as IT CAN t.:T.
The ItriU 1 evidently wcakneiih'g on
It proportion that the duly on jute aek
a provided lT in the McKiuley bill l the
! aame rate of duty a now exM. ThU we
j abowed to be utterly fallacious and the
J toung limb of the law who ha been hired
to write "editorial" for that paper during
i ihe campaign acea it The tioub'c with
the young loan 1 that ! I a not yet j
ler....! ihe d.flerfiicc between a .iKClliC
dutv and an ad valurcni duty. For hi. In- j
formation we will explain. A specific
duty None computed on the yard, nurr.ber
of article Impoiled, U-, welhl etc, wl h
out regard to qua'dtv .r value. An aJ
volcitt duty I one placed upon the Co' if
the article bn ported wllhoul regard to aijte,
weight, number, quality or quantity and la
a! way an unvary big frr tsut of the co.t.
The preacnt duty on jute aek I an ad
valorem duty of 40 per cent of the cot.
The McKlnley bill, a Hie It 'raid allege,
place the duty wt two and iwcvtcnlha
centa per found. N'..w then II l itnpo!
ble for lhee duile to be the atne except
when a pound of juie aack cjt ju-t five
and a ba'.f cent in Ihe foreign market
fronrt whence iinpottetl, for ta-j and two
tenth l exactily 3 per cent of fwe and
a half. Hut tack which welh a pound
coat front 2,'j to 4 cent' each. L'ndcr tlte
McKlnley bill II aack coat J ' j cent the
rae of duty I tS per cent. When they
cost 3 cent the rate of duty 1 73'j.
When Ihcy coit 4 cent (and they rarely
. . . . , .
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j young man v. ho wiilca the "eili!orl.iU" In
ilK. ......ml,.. i,r ll,.,.rUl
...v ......... - - h-'""
a very poor editor.
v. :
or ov-mufinr. or the pirtnk!nr of Ion rlrh
and ludlyi an: 1 fi.Ki, tu a co-uinon enuaf (
di?'"itifui'; and m:Tri'i'f. 'to Ih i.-j "ilntt-ly
r.l.''-vo 1:111 H!invf-h iitul lifv.h ;. u r-n-b
ot-erliKtili'ii. u full lint.- '.f Dr. i-k... fur
frntieo K lli-tJ U thf l?t re-net'y. l y ,p.
erutn Biiitiy, yet l!iTimji;iy mid wiih'iut
gTlplntr. iituiMea. or of.lir r uniK-nj-it v.1'l.
II tlM?to, freo Indtiii-niA' fn u.-b i.it'-n- r
tUi intiiii; 1;r f':rut"ir''.l oiiv,tl'iii, n::"rtf
0-.-:tjjitt and billinj. n. tic-ndi-d tl; t .1
eei: of fullntfa or lloat!::(r after ..r..(c
ci.i.t-d tonsil", b.ttur Ijii l tosti l.i 1.1, 1 in
tn tlio inoi'iilii?, on ariifiiir, drowi-in. ? uut
livuiM, liiii'-xlf.ttili fi--lin; of dti a'I. or r
Impi'iidl'Kf eiilMinlty and hyporhmidrtit- li-u
you n-d Oi fnijow up 1111 uw .f ilv-" ivllcf.t "
with lr. PliTix-'a floMfin ;-dif.d I'lcvcry,
to tono no tho titomitch, 1-itifromto t:io Hvt,
and a-t nil tho ii-r:iii of 'ii;i.iion ot wmk.
W'hllo eurin? indi'f-Hlion. It purlth a the MihkL
eliiiiirimr thu cysti in from all hmnoia and
blmrl-piif;tia no mutter of trhnt iiunxi or
nulon-, or fenin w'jKt vnuan artnln. Tin 10 ii
uut iiIiir; afnilfitr to It In cnui.xitioii r,r nr.
rn.u ljliir it In reenlts. Thun-fom, rt'i-i't 'to
duid and Induced to tiiko aomo nni?;iMt ;,
anld to I Jup.t na t""d," tlmt tlio d-nj.-r
may moko a Ltr-f" r prollt.
i.-iiiiii'iu.-turri.i Ly Woitr.n'a D:nr..SKABV
Mr.uiCAi. Arthot'iATioa, iiultulo. S. Y.
hv tho rii-mifariirfra
of tir. tfa-ro'a Cularrh lu-nuly. iW au lurui'4-
010 caj or cautri a lu lax: i.eud.
County Poor.
Notice ia hereby given Ihvt 1 lie u.id.r
iiie.d elrk of the Coauty CVuit of Li tin
ccordy, Oregon, wif ' y virtu of an order of
I id eon it. duly in-';jatid ei.'er.-d uf r'-eord
on the 8'h dfcy of y, IS00. rnmive bid for
uoutract to keep '-iBOnl'i'y poor of l.i 11 n
county, 0'egon, fo. thy pi-riod of nrix yctr.
Slid Lid to le filed wiih a..id nlrk by
Widne'.lav, Tune 4th, IS'JO, at one o'clock
p. tn., bidder to bo.-tril, odiA and do all
iaonlry work for aaid p.Kr. Tne ooiitract
to be let to the lowe.t bidder, theooitie
aervea nil rignt to rej.'et any or all bida.
Witneaa my hand and ae-il of nid court
afiixed thia 21. t day of May, 1890.
l. b. V. K Mostaocb, Olmk.
by It L Durns. Deputy.
DR. JAES KEYDE-J,
Gralnato of EdinDiri, Soo'land,
Haa located lu Albany. Fri n hia
iiriugb Icnoarlndge of bfa proiefmion
.1 1 bla erpdrhmoo of 10 yean aa an cffl
er I n a Caval.-y Kegluiont, be hopes to
merit tlte p-ttrotiage of thoaa tntoroatdd
in boraea, cat'le, abeep. olo, Ht would
lo reonmninud hl.-t aolnUon or linament
o r aore abouldera. aoro back a, broken
nea. wounds, apmlni. Pri e, one dot
t por bottle.
-"OfBce at JohuSchmaerVlvery hia
Wiley A . Klmrsoy ,
ALBANY, oKEiiON.
ABSTBAOTEB,
lTie Only Complete Set of Abstract
books and Maps in Linn County.
jBOfflce in the Court IIoune,"92
PitHlnH 'euirutn! to mn will
a vp p?'-ptrn cartl'u' aUfnticn.
H! KO-V! B I III
tir
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
A IUg Miirui
I'll Tsuv Rd. May 23. A icvere rain and
electrical atorm paiuucd over a large aectlon o
Weatcrn l'tnimylvtitiia tliia cvcnlinj. doing
gvent damage to property nd rcaulting in the
!o of (cwiul tivea. In the catlern part ol
l city lumaea were blown doan, trees up
rooted and amall buildirct dcniutiatird. A
liouhc on Mack I lorae lull, occupied ly John
Miller, waa lifted twxllly (rum Ml foumlation
and lilown a cunaiilcialile tliatiitfce. The fanil
ly ennii'cil with aliclit tniiac. At leaat a
voi ol oilier huiiac in the vicinity wcie un
looltd, A Imge iituulier of peraoua received
aUeiit injiiHi's, liiit au lur pa known there lie
110 In tti lnicii.
41 llrowaatllli
The coin litint fiflm our cM.eni ianut only
louil, hut deeji, ctiuieiiiing the long delay ol
pulling in 1I1- county biidge at llua place.
TI10 mining fever atitl continue titiahaled
aouth ol tliunl)', ami it i now rrpuricd that
the iiicud lounvl i ipiicki iiver, together with
mine gold and ailvei. 1'ioiu
bom the mine on lllue .iver, the wiow . atlll
HW IHW ITkVI.VU 1
1 ..!. 1
nine I In CO feet deep on Trcaauie liili, and the
-i.ii. ..i ii,.
mm!
Milling toiniuiiy will nut atait lili the nioi
iiflcr the rlitliim, when a complete piuapnct
inuiii win s;uit I11.111 tin city.
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and p..ity paaacd tl.tough ut th, wettUnmd
' ' I
,m .... m .o By.
....:i .. r. .i-.. I
t uruiHiitrd aaieidr.
Franciato. lie had been having ill health for
aume lime nasi nod became dcHm!cnt over a
earner in ilieMomaih, lie had procured a
revolver, it U aupiwed for the aam, purie,
hut hia intention were apprehended and it
tt.ial.ikrn aw ay from him.
otrrlhe Token,
niriii'KU, May aj At to-.iay a aeaaton
of the general it nud of the I'rcahylerian church
ipilic a hot diaeuaaiun took pbec en the reaola.
... ma. nn im me ii'mii m euiiiinuiiion ue I
leii io the judgment of the aeveial eion.
1 he matter waa finally ectilcd by a motion to
indcniicly postpone action on the qucaiion.
aaleott keeper. Kaeladed.
r Lot n. M.iy ji, I he dram.hop keckm
k.. 1 . 1 .1.- 1 .. i
'. wi mmii in mt ' gieiiu ivigo 01 1
Odd Fellow olMlaaouii. When a vote wa
taken to day on lh quealion of cupelling the
saloon mm, it wj found that 3S wcie -n favor
of doing ao and 3$ agaiuat. Many (icrnian
aal.ain keeper of St Lotiii nie leading lights in
the otder and the question may be con I cited
in the rmir.a. It iaaai.1 the grand kxlge de
cided I'tal aaloon kccia Wcie ineligible umler
a pioviMon in the con at it tit ion cacludu.g lltoM
not having a rcajwcUve me in of aupport.
IHe Kuauara.
.HLANit Wit,, May ai, An awful tail
load leck U lepoitcJ to have occurred yetter
.by at or near Plover, a re mole station on Ihe
I'ou.igc bra eti ol I lie Wiaconain t'en ral.
1j cul ofi'u ial. of the toad lefuae Io aay eny
ihutg rIkiui it, A Lake Shore eneinecr who
C mlo .h..tnd thi aftcnioon iya he I in
-"'a' l"'"e wef "',c n
jure. I and lh.it tic company hat taken advanl
age of the icmoieneta of I lie pla :c to atippreaa
new of the aai.Icnl.
A t ree teelltery t l'y.
WA.illN'.r.)J, Miy aa. Senator Mitchell
ha made applicaiion Io tiic jtiuu.tei general
to have Ihe poatoflice at Aaluria, Or., made a
fiec dcliveiy oflae. The -lmaier of that
ciiy having refuted the receipt of the oflite
lor the twelve month endiug March 31 lal to
have been fio.oai, Mr Mitchell ha atauran-
ce that the office will ie place. I on ihe fire de
1 hvciy ht at an early peiil,
A at Kleetrle flee.
H.wio.v, Mjy ai. The ctcciiic Ut plant
wat entirely dca'royeJ by fire I hit morning at
4 o'clock. No cauae lor ihe fire i known,
i he man in charge cloaed down a few uomslct
before the Hie waa diacovered. The building
waa wood and bumol rapidly, Tbiec ityna
111 j weic ruined.
Tttalle rraylag.
IJcrli.n. May 23. The village of St M all
ien, near IliUlcsliciui, has t een vitiied icccnt
ly by aevcre bail atorma, which have done eon.
aidcietde damage. To-lay Ihe jarople gather
ed in (lie church to pray for a ceuation of the
a-uttm. While the aertke wa in piogteaa a
thunder at 01 111 came up and the iliUKh wai
i iutk wi;h lightning. Four jieiion were in
tlantly killcl aud twenty injured, four being
rcndcicd completely blind. The people were
panic ttricWen and in the ttuh &r the dooii
two children were cualied t death.
M ill ieOer.
Wasiiiniiion, May 21. Speaker Keed
bat refused to recognie any pcraon to-morrow
for the purpose of calling up the river anj har
lor bill. It ha been generally undcr!oo-l
that the bid wa 10 follow the taiuT bill, but it
1 expected that it wi 1 no go over. The
re..aon for the apeakcr' action 1 given on the
crcund that the president w ill veto the bill if it
come O him in it rctcnl foim.
Aa AvelaacUa.
r.MK.RANr OAi',Cal.,May 31. Tbi morn
ing while a htgc force of men weie at work
about the long anowshed, a mile and a half
cant of Kmigiant Cap, removing tnow.wilhoiil
a sign of warning, a mighty mam of mow
came dowa the steep hill and crushed the thed
Cutiening out the structure and carrying every
body dow n with it. It wa impossible for any
one to get out of the way. So swiftly did the
avalanc he of snow rush down the hillside that
men were fairly overw helmed before they could
rcalue whit mUfortuue had Maltlcn them,
Itarr Talk.
Astoria, May 2:. Chief Fngincer Barr,
of the Albany & Astoria raitroad arrived to-day
wish a mrveying party of fourteen men and
took them to Tansy Point. An office will be
built at New Attoiia for B.irr'a headquarter
and turve' t of the line to Tillamook will tic
begun at once. When thi force reaches the
mountain two more surveying parlies will be
pu'. on the line, Barr ay the company has
plenty of money and will soon build the line.
A Wonderful Case,
Sa.v Francisco. May 21. Mrs Mary Lane
who was shot in tl.e head three times on the
24th ult by her husband, Michael Lane, who
completed bis bloody work by blowing out bis
brain, i recovering. The doctor who has
been intending her said to dny that she was
out of all danger. She is nuw able to sit up a
little in bed, and lie expects that in a few days
shj will be able lo get around. Her mind is
at time clouded, an I she cannot remember
anything of the dreadful tragedy.
terjr Bathaalastlr,
Roseburo, May 21. ebb and Pennoyer
spoke here to night to the largest gathering
iver held in Koscburg. ' There was great en
thusiasin, a band playing and cannons boom
ing, nun 1. r i.ane presiuen and many re
publicans congratulated the governor.
One Way.
Sas Diego, May 21. An evening paper
charges that Collector of Customs John Berry
paid $50 to inveigle Chinamen over the border
some weeks ago, so that he might have the
credit of capturing them. The charge, which
is surtaiii-d by the testimony of several con
stables, is that of a misdemeanor under the ex
elusion act, punishable by and imprisonment.
The facls will be brought at once to the at
tention of the treasury department.
Albany liai-ket. '
Wboiit -lJi'd
iala--33..
P.l'WI 16d pi to.
Ifg-20(
Hay 9,00.
PotPtoew 75 cU per butbot
Br cf on foot, ei
., ,udea 75 centa por bu,
S-wii por -aroaaed. -.
L.. cnl:iwu8.12!c,
shoulder, So.
atdea lOo.
.icrtOoperib,
f v.t 4.25 per bid. .
"bifkeua 3 00 por dor..
tiii Food bran, HiOpr ton
tliairte, IS, ,
Milddiiutr, 20.
ribor wo
J . K. WEATHERFOfcD, :
ATTOUNEY AT LAW
T, oascox.
t- ...... l ... 1.' 1 1 t 42..I !.U I !., I
' ihuij nn k iHi-iii'i mn f.m.ij u-uiioii L-aiiHiug great, inerriiiieni. aiwra the river near th! Sinlth place, about nve
maker, foi met ly oil xAngcle, Cal., and late coiilaina a rich mineral dlatrict. In the lively noon hour achool waa taken up. mp,cg jrom prlnevllle when h wa thrown
of Scatitc, Vah.,commliie l aui. i.le thia even t'awade inounUlna there are many vahi- The coiiiiuitU-einen. H H Train, Jaa Dan- ,nto lhe ftver BI,d wai um,ie'lo MVe hlrn
ing by jumping in the Willamette river at thi aide uiinea whlcli have bt-eit tiucoveml, mil and J K Klderkln, entered, and U. Mr FoMcr leave a wife and evral
place at out 7 o'clock, lie leave two aona at "" exceedingly ric i with qttarta. comiultteeman Train made a live apeech, chiiaren III father realdca near Cor-
Oaklnnd, Cal., and a divorced wife at San There la plenty ol gold in thea velna, bringing the inttater dwddly to time for vtou '
lA ,K Al. iU T A 11 11 .l.lllllWL. KUIUI CI I 1... .... 1.. .1........! .. 1 I .. .. tt, ........ . ...... I ...... .. . I . . . I . . 4. . I y
WinR'Atf AUK itfltsv.
Witcn nho atnrtcd uho went with a runh ;
The world her market now i Her trib
utary territory a extonalve an IUiodo
Island Exceptional fndgiit advan
tugc j Horcnt mining diHCOveriea Indi
cate the cxiatence of another ComMtock
litMt
big
in tlio inoiiiitnlna at her bnck ; Forest
of the finest timber iu the world on ryf'Y"V,rV,""",B,'"l"'"uu.f" '
uljnwntrlvew-ndnio
Oregon' (liiest grain la rained Fruit
flirt itniteld atae Wll fltll attiltel fl ltit 1 LHut III I AltlL
the country; Manufactories nd i,,
duNtrii-N that luve been atarted witiiln .
the puat few yeara : Climate and noil,
inoiUMive lorni tno neau nnee to aiyeurs ago, lumping ropes, tdaylng leap
niroe commit arucie 111 ueuiioiuiny a ran
t .1 i.l.. -tr.. 1 1 . ..1.. u I
Fraiiclmio Kxitin ner, on Albany. A we
in . 1 11 .1 .11
like to know pwhat othera aay of Albany,
We give a few extracta from the well-
wruu'ii article. -
i oey inn viuiit vim uu
They cull Albany the "gum of the II-
",n 'ue' Jf,,,u " "tR' . " . " .
... .. . I 1 . i",
aetung. 'liio town aim viitngi-a that
V"mimUti t'.U, tAilaimm, Urowna-
vtlle, I htlacy, Hhedd, Tangent, Wella.and
a number ol other placca immediately
o Miana ' aim. HH
11....... I t.f
triiniuiry to Aiutny. . neat moi courac
II... 1. ...I. .v.uli.tt Tim miitur iiiinlilv
- w . v. .
oi me w iiiiil raiacti ill una ni'iiiiiMjriHKMi I
1..'. ...... I.. I A .......m 1. l.n n.. ... ...rt rkitlri I I..
iiiauu m uiiihuh v ami.. " vin
. , , ..j,,- for lt tlw l,ult4,t
price. ... .
. ' " I
tu Bgrieuivu luu.oer n..i, uv
any uieuna tno ouiy rvaoun: iiuii, ai-
intiiy linn tu tivia'iitt .iiiii
"l pi'l"" are euro luai me aiivcr
T1" too pmco a aetouu v om-
t' ... . . .
I here are many uiHtevelojieU iiilne in
the n-glon, the aiirfacecnrppinga of which
nuiiiuiu in- anii in "iu laiuaura man i
thoae that have lieen worked. Itwaaiu I
one ol the mtnee ol Una aectlon Hint gal-
eua waa iotimi wiitcli eaaaytol f nn) m-r
Un. rH-iwiott aiHH-imena carry aa nigu
aa 6H) ouneea iht ton. ami one ni'H o of I
ahnoat aolid galena aaanyed nearly $WMJ. I
lit
ueneral the tttiarlx la rune-colored. car-
rylng free gold and allver with galena
pyrile and aluo blend, aud occaaionally I
antimony.
1 ,ll'ro re tmmenae IeMinita of coal III
1 1 1.1 lllllll II lit 1 tin 1.1 M I. Ilttl.lv f.VftU'.lli.l IV
..,... i i. ..!...,' i-i.. ...n..l
I f raiu 111 nil' iioiiiinrni. a 11 1 'u ta m 1
- ...i.t 1." ! .
iriiin in'ininni, a in-iKiiuriiK i"" , i
exuiio 11110 wm eiiiui, mm w
K'i n t iiiteuoeui mo inuiim ri w i
MtipilairiTHMiwilli IMWMicil.1
nn.v.n.
....! .....I. .............. M.t.l. ..
avtiv r(a 1 inti it r naai iiihii y
com
enoti;
ity
redeemin
atrangv
lielng
vigor w till v hit-It httaiucaa ia carried on,
ami W illi the aignaof proept rity every
where mauifeat.
It waa nt until aome three year ago
that it became apparent that public in
tcrvxt waa living ncght-tcd and public
aptrit pinotlicred in the midat of grand
ptawihilitife. About that time a joint
stock company waa formed under the
name of the AUatny lluililtiig Aaa-ialloit
for the purpone of erecting an ojH-ra
houae, which waa aoon completed to the
credit ol the city and aatialaction of all.
during the name year the apaeioua achool
hoildiiii! waa erected at a Coat ol t'JU.UDO,
excluaive of ihe cwt of aecuring the aite,
a coveted neceaatly and the pride ol the
city.
The advance ia even beyond a local re
tail trade. The flouring milla are euii-
lyinu a demand from the Hound, Sun
'ranciaco. and cbtewhere. The .wire
work are ahipoiiuf their i.rodurt to all
alt parta of the elate and into Waahing-
ton lerritory. 7 lie lurmlurt lai-iorn-a,
of which there are ae vera I, are aending
their output abroad in coiiaulcrable
qtiautiltea. The iron fotindrlea, two in
niiiiil r. go inta the Portland market
and comiHite atim-Mfully w i t la the fotin
drlea of the mctroptilia and aupply the
denmtid routing from all parta 01 the
atate and adjoining territories.
Allmnv iMNuHaea a line water rwer,
Thia ia furniahed by the Allwny and San
Hum water ditch, or canal, with a capa
city ol IW.mai running let-t iht minute.
from a ndnt on toe N.ulli .'antutni, 14
iiiiie away to the aoutlieaat ol la-re
I O O F Albany Lodge No 4 holda It
regular meeting Wednesday evcnbig of
each week. VUiiiug brother are cordially
nvitcd to attend
CoNait'Ktt Tina. Uy calling at Jaa F
Powcll'ayou will imo a large and flue
atock of vegetables and fruita juat reeeir
eil by aleamer, eonaiating ol f reah orangea
lemona, cabtiege, cauliflower, oniotta, eel
ery, rijte chernea, and choice fruita of all
KllUlli.
Two Ca Ixiaiw. Price & Itobaon have
Iuat receivel two ear loada ot wagona and
niggiea, light and heavy, and will eell
them at remarkably low pricea, conaidcr
tug the aplendid quality of the wagona.
In all dtaeaaea rf tha atoinacb, liver and
kidneys, nie, to tho teluaion ol all other
medicine, oaturea'a owe remade, Pfundera'
. ......... - '
vregen inoou raiitiir.
Tbia Trade Mai k on a stove
means It I thn best thr ex
pciUnce and skill can con
trive. Sold only by CJ. W.
hmllb.
Ilnrklrn'a Am Ira Halve.
Tha bdH Htl In tba vurld tt Catt.llmlsai.asre
t.rlr, Hlt Kliauin, Kever a m. Tmmt, C tappd
haiiila. l.'hllMina, Voroa, anil all Hktn Krnplle aa 4
polUvalyouro. Pilea.ur na uy roqulrs L It I enr
auleeil Ut iva perlaet aaUafaetlnn, or money island
ed. Price ti cent par bus. fur at la hy t'uahey and
Maaue
lOnereeut ofTon all cash salea for the
next 30 days.at W F Read's.
letter Liat.
Folloivlns; I th Hat ol letters remaining- tn ttia Pae
Orfloa, AUatny, Linn county, Oregon, May SLt.imO.
Pttraont ealllnir for these Icttc-i uiuat give tha dais en
whluh they wereedrarUsad 1
Baker, Chaa L
'Jut, Bmce
Fanuo, Knceoe D
Packard, E C
S mit h, Mi Njrcrio
WriKht, R leet
Wilkin , W
I'.aruhart, E
Cumminits, M P
Kuvel, Fred
Pollcok, Nancy A
Stanley, J L
Whitney, E A
IU T.IOMPiXV PM.
HIED.
SPENCEU. In Albany, on Saturday
morning, May 24th, 181K), Mr. Charles II.
Spencer, at tho age of 41 years. Mr.
Spencer came from Canada to Albany in
1870, reaiding here and a few yeara at
l'ottland aince. Ilia wife died about two
yeara ago, leaving a daughter, who now
aurvivea lioth. Mr. Spencer had been
afflicted with kidney complaint for sev
eral yeara, and had been taking chloral
for aome time to relieve the pain. Awhile
Ik-fore hia death he took a large doae of it,
reaulting in a stupor, from wnich he nev
er came out. He was a utep brother of
Capt. W. H. Phillips, and waa a member
of the K. of P., being recorder of the
Uniformed Rank, and of Rescue Hook &
Ladder Co. No. 1. The deceased leaves
manv friends in Albany to mourn his
death.
CR0WDER. On Saturday morning,
May 24th, 1890, at her home In Albany,
Mrs. W. V. Crowder, at the age of 3
years. Mrs. Crowder was a daughter of
Dr. Parrish, a pioneer resident here, who
has been dead for many years, and was
born in Oregon. She leaves a husband
and several children and numerous
friends to mourn her death. She had
been afflicted with consumption for sev
eral years.
. MEDIN, On Thursday morning, May
22nd, 1890, in Albany, after an illness of
some tlme.Mrs. M Mwife of John Medim
janitor of the Central ichool building,aged
64 yean.
HA KIM El).
PALMER SCHMEER. On Thursday
evening, May 22nd, 1800, at the residence
of the bride's parents, in Albany.by Geo.
Humphrey, Esq., Mr. A. II. Palmer, of
Spokane Falls, and Miss Augusta Schmeer,
of Albany. .
The groom is a railroad man on a road
leading into Spokane, while the bride is
adaughter of Mr. John Schmeer and has
many friends in Albany who will-wish
the happy couple a prosperous life.
inaing maraeia, ail w ui.in reacii. are w,my umkI to live n Allainy. Mary ,3Ji0 to s ,.;, ,, whlt ' w t,,
igh Ut guaranue the future priwia-r- Jane Train read a nicely written and . . !. .. . , . .
of any city, and well imbed la Aiiainy wiw- comtxwition on IJrva. Then Ueor- . a! 'fnc.o r.x.,oior n jo.i pam
ig her nature'a promiaea. .No uio hi,,,,,;,,, tbu ISaby lirolhcr. in a clear w,i ".".. I''.'" "
r can l..k al-.ut the city without l.tiatinct voice, declaimed alout "you'd Ti"ii ,i? ni"w . ,""",c1"
alruck Wit It the life. WtiVity ami .Hrc exi-rt ..no r.f n.v aLH ' in a. in- " """"
Til IS Ot-.r.TUIl'K MKI LK.
A tireal HnrraaLot r fraa
There wan a "rlalit amart" lot of fun
evenlg at the Onvm IIoiiho, and a
ing
crowd to enjoy it. The DocMtrlck
of
T' w
ltilyett iiuulo a very charaeterlotlc iimHter
Wltlt II IM IftltlJ Utlfilltlt 1 all IF 1 1 1 IliH 1 VI
to tin. in
Blr,,.,, ..,,.,. t iMt p,tt.i.n ,A ftv
and aixty croaaed the ataue. trlmdng
alolitr in tild-fiiMliiiuind fint.iiiiia nf furtv
.1 1 ...
r, i... Kina ion puw uvvee
' " "K" , r w Ti .
tting the adiulratioit of the audience
Hd,ool wua called, and after the uaual
rol, ,. -i,, ',,.. Ulu nruil!r claaa
took tu nhu-i.. f..li..u..l i.v ihu n.iulliiir.
geography, apolllng and grnnuiiarcluaaea.
r"" v" "ringing out aoiue ninny
. . . I
Iwal hlta, among othera the mention of
W It lllalii, H W Paialey, Capt Irvine
and Warm Spring Johnny, aa the pio-
mer ol thla country. During alt the
- ai uiva, Hiuonu oinera tne un nun vi
t. .... .. -7 I
nine Mary Jane. Mra ti M Train. Willi I
l...n l.l... f.d...l.... 11 - ul A 11 I T
, iMiiiier, iuurgo ciiiipnuu, a "
Hi'iit. uy ti.u Ihi.i imv i w i i imu n
ini.i aa uio nun ' uvvui uuy, r. r own
the aiunrt bov. lttiu.v Mav.Mra KUurkin.
I.. .. i... .... i .... t . tfi i. I
Hiiawmriea jviwiii. UK Wolverum.uie.K.
..... . .. '
RWi ouiearxa, mra Aiiiiouaeanu aira wiara
aa tne IWIliN, aUfUCU-H coitHIUerahie at-
teaching nuw langled notion. Mra
iioueyaucaie, Mra M Kcuntui, enterco
and read her poem, doing a line piece of !
acting. Clura KHen Woivcrton read the
Uddrena of welcome in line aliape. Then
mo ex.ui oiiuui iH-uaii. Jiaviu i nine
Maaon declaimed with marked ability
about the Uy on the burning deck.
IJatiey May KMcrkin a composition waa
well preacnUNi. rntliy Uliamneriain aang
tin. "i (1.1 tiuken l'.ui k.-L" verv awceLiv.
ami anewcred a hearty encore with
Twink.!... iwiiiVlt. liitlo SLar." Charlie
Wolvertvu orated on Oregon, booming
Allmny, and introducing aome excellent
hit. The twina, Mra Althouae and Mra
Clark, reel led "Mary hod a liitlo lamb"
h tt m..I..aI... 1 f.. IL..
i... 1....1....
niiir aa. iHiiiir hinhii. lniu in . iiiiiuiiulhim
" r. .: : " " -'.Y.-'t
aoiuo nvo eixn, uuu recciveu at uuuuie 1
rmiiHiiii-iwiiwuinu un tne acnooi room 10 aave
iwiug inuuo mn vi. ueorgio vnniuuer-1
bun mtlna WM on J Franklin. It
laiuiraieu wuu w il anu iiumroua aunn- 1
" .1 . . . .. 1 .... 1 ". ..
poet one 01 my age.
tier that brought much applauae. The i
com iiittu-enu-u then rehired the maater
at er month aud boanl around. The
exhibition rlom-d w ith Auld I-ang Syne.
aiti atusii.
I'.aow.Mvu.i.a, May JKnd, ISU0.
Iat week 'a inmio of the Brow navillo
Tiiiu-a atirred up quite a bomet'a neat In
our quiet little tow n. It, aa well aaall
the other purely indeticndf nt paper in
thia valh-y, baa announced itaelf iu favor
of Ort-goii'a favorite I iovcrnor, Hylveatcr
Pennoyer. Several of ita republican pa-
troiia tKK exi-vpuon to tiua moveiueiti,
but iii'wt all coticiticii that tbia la a free
country aud that one haa the right to
vote lor w i.oiiiaofver lie acea lit. I low ever
one, W. lt. Kirk, preeidi-nt of the F.agle
Wuolt-n Milla t o., dcU'rinined to ail
dow n un any audi work. So with majee-
ticatride and w ith blml in hia eye he
apiK-ared at the Timea office and demand-
ed a retraction, tin retuaal he grew dca-
M-rate in la-half of bla chief, $ Thompson,
and ordrril die patn-r atopiHHt.aud furth
er onh-reil that the email ad. ot the
Kngte Woolen Milla Iw removal. Such
are tho method adopted by Thompson
and thoac actively engaged in hiaintereat
to aecure hia election. Mr Kirk ia dea
erate ainee lie haa found the Timea did
not immeiiately auivumb tolii mandate
aud aweura vengeance. To the credit of
the Board ol Directors of the F.agle Wool
en Milla ("o. lie it atated, they very em
tdiaticly informed "boaa" Kirk that the
Woolen Milla were not a political ma
chine in any oue'a intereat, and aa firmly
act down on the would-be political Ikjim.
Kepublicana generally do not endorse hia
action, and many of them cannot endorae
the man in w hose lx-balf thia attempted
boycott w aa male. The Timea atill hvea.
FaaauoM or thk Phmh.
aTAttiti rat'Test rKoreaiuos.
The Board of Trade received on Friday
from the Tacoma Starch & Olucoae Co.,
by K L Scanitt, Atl'y in fact, a formal
proposition to locate Ihe plant here and
1 tic rca ae the capital atock to $1K),KI0.
The reaaon for the Co. desiring to change
ita location ia that our valley wheat pro
duces W to 80 ier cent of starch, w here
other varieties produce 40 to 50 per cent.
A great advantage. 1 lie proposition la to
eai.idiah a plant here with a capacity of
live tons of utarch and live tons of glucose
a dav, with a guarantee of a certain profit
on the starch manufactured, a large one.
25 to 250 men would baemploycd.accord
ing to the demundrt of the buainesa. Our
citiaena areaaked to take $50,000 ot the
UHt.uxt stock, payable in caah to secure
it. Our citizens have been declaring
very properly that manufactories are what
we want. Here la a proposition from a
reliable source, Mr Scanitt being presi
dent of the Washington Bank at Tacoma.
aud the matter should be thoroughly in
vestigated. AUH noiac tUBXED.
Fridayforcnoon the large and handsome
farm residence of Mr E Q Cox, six miles
from this city, was diacovered on fire by
Mr Jos Bilyeu.who summoned the neigh
lairs, and an effort was made to at least
save some of the household goods ; but
only an organ and a sewing machine were
gotten out, when the flames became too
hot to get anything else. The building
and everything else In it were entirely
consumed. The large barn, though on
fire several times, was saved by a hard
effort. Tho house and contents were
worth at least $2000, the place being one
of the lx st in the country. An insurance
of $1000 in the State of Salem, will parti
ally cover the loss. At the time of the
fire Mr Cox and family were in Albany,
having come in early in the morning.
The tire, it was thought, started from the
fire plaw.having probably communicated
with the carpet,thenco to the wood work.
- m
, rJitXOl KK ANI WEB.
These gentlemen spoke to a large and
verv enthusiastic audience at the court
house Friday afternoon. The main points
In the governor's speech were those made
In his Lebanon speech published in the
Dk mock at some day since, lie held hi
audience bound to the closest attention for
more than an hour. Both candidates
made an excellent impression upon the
mines of the vo'ers. They bring the moat
cheering news from the south especially
in Douglas and Lane where the enthusl
a.n among democrats is simply remarka
ble. Republicans everywhere come out
to hear them.
leading Photographers Albany Oregon.
We have bought all the negatives made by
L W Clark aud W H Greenwood up to Nov
15lh, 1889. Duplicates can be had from
hem only of'na at redaoed rata. We have
also aboot 18,000 negative made by our
selves, from which duplicate eau ba bad at
like rates. We carry tbe ouly full line of
views of thia state and do enlarged work at
loweat rates for first class work. Wa shall be
pleated to see joo at-our Studio in Froman's
block, uext door to Maaouio Temple.
Where to Gkt Them. When wanting
tn organ or plana call on G L Blackman
ahere you nan aelect from a first class
stock. . ..- .... .
If vou want either to bay or sell your
property place tbe same ia the bands of R V
Asbby & Co. .
Bi'i""" a iiivm iiwu uy mu leopie ur hid ayauing.
1 .. . . ...1 1 i . 1 . 1 i
l""""'"i ". mere it w u". '"."' me 'JtoSI-'i woo en.S5 Ut SH : aattcci.a.
110 K A NO ABIUMft
Tllllt.'.liAY,
Knanue mil-d 3185 two oont Intfer dur
the wrigliiiiK week to Albany 'a 3G00.
ereet
DVR lUlil. tha eiriulunt bead biokkeetiar
tha Oregon Laud Co., wo in theaity latt
"I have livediu Ihia valley thirty ya.ra
I've never aeeu it Ro a bet-Kh-g or a
"'"! et ",r w,,,t i l f0l'. ) "
VU to M "
teiiee in the Kniiiih Uiiuimit with all the
wttera of tho aipiiatiot i -My jaiwjsfju'.ckiy
vexed the wrong fop.'
Pn.fV.W-Mi A K 'nril of Oat
... brouuht tin' fitht w.. to the Albany
. " '
"''ket and left It at S IS Young'. N
".t, u 11.1,,1. t? 1. n.,n.
Xed Pth.t It 2lTl IVlmrt i..
cll",,ed ll,al " 111,,lrt ,,"t n-,0,,t 18
ELKcran OfrieCK. Lat evciilng the
,tockbolderaa.f the Albany lror. Work
mct,dcec'
CotU! pre.l
tary John I
company la
.1 1 it!, n;,...r.. a
IIHilIIW..Vl.l. I.
resident; Peter Ix-ingran, accre
llolrr.ait , aypcrlntcudeiit. I be
n u 1 imuLIhii . ... Ii.... ir.i f H 1 1 1 i I u
i,.,- nrm,,t u,,,, .-P .. a..
flrat - claaa work.
. . 1
.... . ..
te.e fM. Prl.,Bvllle in dav . antiounclmr
IlMfiwal v tt .Ti I.Ninilfr ritei'lveil fl
J "
.!,!., in crrui Mtver. r.iVm
ytr , one of ihe leading and wealthiest
...L m,ot ihe county, lie waacroaa
Ing
raioAV.
The 8 ale in itrert rati way claim 1 1 '.
1'
ing 10 pnr o.uit ou ita capital atoek.
Ey Wade, of ilal.ey, waa intheeily to.
ly. He ha heeit otcaiiiaing Clni'ti iu
thurcb there,
Ja Shea, of IVownavill.. ha iuat drawn
9H) iu the Iouiaiana lottiy. under
bow muun lt baa eoet Mn.
The Dkmin uat tkea idoaaara in acknnwi-
elaing a eail from M Jj.hn J Urown, win ol
the live young men of Well Station.
W 0 Tweedale. C O lUwIitiK and J F
iiacheneto have been iu Portland atur.di(.g
lit H.rf J k.i:..i.. ll,.i.(.r II K .
...... .. . "
11 Mil ttaa i.aa a at a.Aaaark n.t
." - .
father 01 aome hall a doxitn or more sheet, 1
upon the Sound makin arrangement to
tabllan a paiwr at Jttao Vt Y uoa.
AGr.af. Paa. drea, -maker adorMa- t
j i n. .
" l.iw... i..... , o..r..
and Teeotna.
Corvatba haa iuat ereaniad a brast band
witb tha following oflionr : President, A W
Tbonipwie ; vi.-pr-aidrnt, H II Samuela;
aecretary. Ed Htnelt ; treaanrer.Frank iaily ;
drum major, T II Dupuy ; b-adei.W Si Clair.
While (Jjvernor Pennoyer waa addrevaing
the citiXfuanf Albany on Pti.Uy. traxiitum-
allv and foohbly ea'itd an uu!oiliy lay,
V Thompaon w.a Ad.lreaait-g the eit:x-u.
of Roaeburii; but Ins unlucky day t t'.l in ua
Monday, Juue 21.
From the home of M J Kinney, aiyathe
AaUillan, cott.ra the a.d loUlligence ! tne
aimattanenna birth ami aeatb of an lufji.t, a
twalve-pvUiid boy. Mr Ktuuey wa fit
with ciiuvnla.oiia and wan hovering Letaeen
life and death. Now the atteodaut tib vaiviau
have bopeaol her tecovery.
Bonv Fot so Yesterday the body of
the child of Dr. Col.-, drowned about
three weeka ago, in Titoma Creek, al j
Acta, wa luunu alter a long and continued
search.
at rl' trn.tr.
Jaa F Powell A: (V.
Coaiek'a addition.
F. M. French kvi rai'.rd time.
Rock candy drips at C K Br .wncli'a.
Aati-aweanulT hultooaat Wil& S;a'k't.
(irest bargaiue iu watehea a Will &
Surf..
Cboi.-a cauoc'L aetit potatoes at C K
Browooil'a.
Preparedmacl'-el, iu lib eaus, at (: E
BrowncU'a.
Hetiluuarter f r gardou a- is at C K
Brown 11 .
For ariti-u
Cntick'a.
supplies go t Mallard. &
Tbe latest she-t music, 4 discount. at .Mr
Hyman's.
Doa't fail to try tbe Ileutme k Ltg punot
at Mra Uyaiau's.
The largest atk ot wa'.ilioi i.t the e'.t v at
W,H tt SUrk'a.
Deiieious csnntd crau'icratea at C. E
Br. wuell'a.
Spring over coating at Zachea & S 11, op-,
postta 1'oaliiUioe.
Oenuiue Iowa sorghum on draught at Ci
r. nrowncll a.
UoodevenioK Have you 'tied Hubbarda
Elegant Lotleu
PCenteroeriekid gloves in black aud col
ored at Samuel E Young'a.
No need lo suffer with tha headach when
Hubbard Capsules will surelj care yon.
If you want a Sue toilet or la'h sfwp e.ll
on Staoard k C'usick, City Drug Store,
The Foster gennine.hook t-love Featerina,
in blaek and oolored, at Samuel E Young'.
Buy a lot in Cuaiek's addition, the finest
suburban addition. Ita location speaks b r
itaell.
Dou't fail to call on Will ft.SUrfc aud
price their tarae line if ladiea'and gcuta
watehea before you bay.
Tbe Hemme k Long piano ia the bcrt
made piano to stand the elimate of the coast.
Doa't fail to get one at Mra Hyman's.
Genuine Martina! kid glovea, in all aisea
and colors, at 89.i per pair until May 1st.
Every pair wai ranted, at Q W Simprou'a.
A lot ia Cutick'a addition is better than
tea per cent, or bitter than a lot in foreign
cities where the tide tb and llowa tw ice in
twenty-four hourr.
Tnote -vithing screen door aud iudow
should call nnKB Vuok, who will put them
ta couiplete on abort not.co. Shopou corner
nf Ssoond and .''crry street.
Tie Lila.
The Lila.
Ja F Powall & Co.
Strawberries at J F Powell & CV
A new line of deckliea at E 0 dearl's.
Novel Uas in paraiola at SJ1S Young'.,
Road Matthew & Washburn's uew ad.
Mra U lt Prkes,of Taooina, is io the city,
Ludlow's $3 shoes found only it K C
Searl'a.
Spring jaoketa and beaded capos at re
daoed prioea at Samuel E Young',
Roaat coffee ground to order without extra
charge at Kuutou'a eaah giocery store.
ReT D C McFailand haa moved from Cm
vallia to his farm in Tangent Pmoiuct.
A dollars worth for ninety centa at Hul
bard'a new drug store on Mondays and Sat
urdays. Several new auda fon niain tearing
C E BrownelU being'among those to put
new onea.
Call at Will Liuk's music store for tbe
very best pianoa aud organa, also books aud
sheet tnusio, Slo.
Bargains every day iu the week at Hub
bard'a uew drug store, aud an extra ten t ff
on Mondays and Satui days,
Mr. Jaliui 1i-allil it g-iw ti give
handaotne gold watch away. Call at hia
store and ask him about it.
The Eugene looal ia about three weeka, it
is reported, wlil run to Roaeburg. This will
ba a great advantage all along tbe road.
The funeral services of Mra W W Crow
tier will take place to-morrow afternoon at
2 o'clock, at the Evangelical church.
Chief Engineer Barr, of the Albany & As
toria Railroad Co., says he looks to see tha
road completed to the eoal Held a by next
Christmas. Good. Astorian.
Hon OT Porter, TJ S Marshal of Alaska,
is in the oity. on bis way to Sitka, from San
Franoiaeo, where ba haa been four or five
weeka on busiueae. lie will remain about a
week.
Yesterday Mr W L Guire sold 5J acres of
garden lard, four or five milea fiom Albany
on tbe west side of the Willamette, to Mrs
Stooer.for $525. Neil &Ashby, agents.
Flora Batson, "the oolored Jenny Lind,"
from New York, sings at tbe Opera House
decoration day, Friday evening, May 30th.
Tickets at Blackman's. See advertisement.
Children day Snrvicea at tba Preahyler
ian church to-morrow at 11 o'clock. All
are cordially tnritad. The Habl.ath acliool
at 12:13 o'clock will be omitted.
Mr I) (' Kchell returned tliia noon from
Seattle, whure he ha been attending to the
ing of the handeome reitidenoe of Jit
Klrkpatriek.
Iluaineaa turn are reoueaied to clone their
placna of huainea from 10 to 11 a m, Mon
day mnrning, My W, the time of the un
erl anrvice of C il Hpeoour.
The lad ii of the Firtmau'a C (Tee Clnb,
of t'orva'.lia, will uolehiate thotr 7th aniiiver
aary ou the evening of May '2Hlh with a
calico aooial in Job'a new theatre building.
The citizen til Alb ioy are nonllally iovited
to be preut,
It Amkivkii. The Kxamincr'a t?jteclal
train arrived at Allmny at 2:.T0 o'cliKik
tliia nfU'rnooii.nnd wan viaiUnl by a large
crowd of txiople, w ho were treated to
quite a hhow in the initimiiMO variety of
preuiiiitiiH exhibited, from a phonograph
to a ?7,rlMl tborotiglilired. Two canvaaa
eMwiil ilo the city for a few iluya, and
give p(Mile nu opportunit v to in vent in a
cliuncc in i,IHHj tvortli ol preiiinnnH.
Tin: mi aimm r towv
The Man About Town ia always atriick
with peculiar circiiiiintaiicca ani coinci
dencea and likes lo have twople enjoy
them with him. Kleclion, the twentieth
anniversary f the marring.; of V A Cox,
. 1 , 1 . . 1 . . .. . . t . ' :
liiu orii K iniiHoii, nrio iiie I'nurui simh
vcraitry d the marriage of Jukoii Vbecl
cr, all ijwur on the mine o'ay.
Kvery city nearly haa Wn Mr Hyde and
UrJukyil. 'Muiwhn live double liven.
The Man Alxiiit Town w ill wager iiu ink
liottle that Albany bus one or t'.vo
The ii:ot brilliunt men in the world
nre uIwiivh found juct before election.
Then prophets Kpr'iog up; and men deep
in !iinUry, arti niiin wella on the tariff,
girsilla in tho'igbt and caglca in atnt-t
corner oratory come s lim front like
meteor and vaniah like ineteorn.
The M"an Alout Town baa Wen re-
qtu-ated to put hia leiiion aqueewj on the
chroini: grow ler, the man who btinta lor
enrion on all iiiattera, acta evil aigna in
every bav of a mow lnurk and lengthen
their facca at the aight f a ahitdow. The
growler will pb-aae take notice and quit,
or wo will puhlitdt hia name. Now the
Man Almiit Town will wager fifty men
will kit in k they are reb-rred to; but only
a ware ia intended, like the ada in the
pajiera telling the thief he ia known and
to return the gooda or be w ill lie puhlih
ed. il ih a miHiukeu idea that all mota
bui-ka ttre old eeiitk-uii-n. Noti. Occa-
aionully you meet a young fellow covered
with nion. He hitKu't enough go ahead
to in ut I a three ft ditch, and would
drown rather than reach out for ahore.for
fear aome one would think be waa going
ahead in the world. There ia aome ex
cuae fur the Man who baa worked bard
until flo iaaixtv venra of aiie to want a
! rent, and if a little jikivh urowa what'a
the odd; but none for the man in hia
twenties ami tliirlica.
; 1.' -. -. .tf7,i L " a Ti
e-l 1.
5
. " 1' ' - ' jaa
Pe l b
Tlseoolr remedy known which will
ZVmtts lis Kstrltiis Fnssssss of ISe
Ka!li3 SjStwiSa
t!i!s neniHil and rimple meanstt quickly
and purslane:;! y VItK8 AU Forms of
rypciki. ConatlpstUon. Mental and
Nervous Exhaustion. Cenenal Debility,
llralt 1 "c. or any exhausted or weak
ened condition of the system, from what
ever cause, Bkln KrnpUons, llolls. Baa-ding-
Sores, Scrofula, and all ttlaeaaes of
the Itlood, Stomach. Liver and Kidneys.
S 1 .00. SIX BOTTLES FQ3 S5.00.
Ir. Jllllrr'sfil pace hook, deaeriptlveof Br
drnatlne Hrammtive aud bis oliicr -TfVv
cut irvc by null.
HILLEB DHUS CMaii Frsnclsco, til
FOB BvAIJS BT "
FOSHAY & imQH. ALBAIiY, CCj.
Conrad Mever,
-PRvHitfi'if'jt or
STAR BAKERY
Cniuer Broadalbia and First Sts.,
DKAI EH IN-
'-auaetl fraila,
, elSitrwre,
Orlen Frullai.
Tobitceo,
iucr,
"oi;ee,
E4r
Ctaanesi ylewta,
tarensware,
gej!Rea,
Cf gat N.
Tea.
' .. rt everything that ia kepi In a gen
ii a variety and grocer7 .ro. UigboM
n rkst prie- pdd for
&l!.iID3GF v'BGOUCE.
2nd
Heal atock or 2i.d tJ-r ;ooda lu the Val
.'y, tnd the m ut rom- .a 10 prioes, both
in Oiivmg a:t.l aa-.liti 1 i itave oa band
lifc'J of
fUiNirii?;. Sf J73, TIHWASE,
TR'JHKJ, 3)3:(S, P1UTUSE3
CL13.3, CJ33X?aY.
ETC., T3.
-. ir watt ofJS E Youug'a o'.fl elorn.
L. COTTLSiS
I2;l Kir.tt atrM. Albany, Or,
THE PLACE.
By all m(ans cull on
Pane. Brothers,
'or yot .
Groceries,
Piques, Baked Goods, Etc. Etc,
Their B00.K are Inn 1W ! th Ir pr'ooa
iMtsonabio
FOSHAY & MASON,
vohatiAis &aa aataia-
Oreggistsand Bcokseilm,
it'i t for John B. Alden's publioationa,
bleb wo sell at pMblisber'i prioea witb
taaildtr
1LIUKT, OUGtivp
City Meat 'Market
T SHULTZ BUGS,, Proprietors.
Koep a full Una f meata of al) kinds,
In a oool place, eomplfttely pro
tected; and always ft-aaa.
Al. have constantly.on
nd other flak.
baad aahtaea
m - - -i. ' . r ts .-r
m , r-S aw rrin xafte warn av mi if mwmur tvajsaai
V I ! SEal ii I nil
PERGHERQM STILLIOfj
TiTlJS, 5934.
Will make IbaaA-taon at JetTeraon Moo
day and 'l uiit daya , at Albany Wednee
dayaand 'Ibuiaoaya; atC-rvallia, Fri
day a and Kitl ur day a.
pKtcniPHO! AUD rKPIORltB,
I;ltek r.foa d 1884 s Imported 188 by
Murray It'othera, of Polo, llllnr.ia. bred
l y M 'ud"j!n,eommnnof LaUandaloa,
ei...t i,f Ngent le-Kotroo, defiarlment '
d Koio-a-le Loirs Kot by J'.avard 8555
(f 7); fMin C'orwtte (533) by Cher! (4137)
out of I oldne.
B tvrt I (087) J by Xaror.nn 1334
! (777) oi.t of it tuotie by -m Coeur-d'Am
ililv.
NrWi.iM I3J4(777) by Brilliant li&
(750 out of Mad-Ion by Farori 1 (7IL)be
by Viotix ('bail In (7i3) out of L'Amle by
Vi'-nx Pierre; (Mil.) a by Coco (712.)
Brilii tnt l') (75J) by Cnoo II (714) out
of Koaettt by Mioa le!ongljig to the
Frt-ne'J gov rnrnent.
W. II (714) by Vleu Chaa In (7l3)out
of La OrlMi by Vle.ux Piorre (-3 )
Vlciix Cbavtiln (7I) by to (71toont of
Pou e bv faoil.
Vtcn(JVi) by Wltfuon (715) out of Pao
HnobyVieox Coco.
Mtenr-.n (715) by Jean le Biaio (739.)
jfan-!a.!ariC.!
Cherl (1137) by Bi.-n,
be!onr;Ing to M
belonging to M
Faidouot, out cf IJicbo,
Utbray.
1KB MS.
fo in mro Mare in foal ....... $20
Foraeac-n - M. ...... ...... 115
Mingle aet vice, (' O 1j .$10
Persona iuaurir.K tbe'r mate) and not
returning in reular HasO- to Ibe boree,
will be chararnd aa oon msiea. Peraona
liaixia nir f Ibo!r uarea before they ara
known to be with f-atl.or retnoviog them
from the eo-irity will bo charge t tit In
auracce. l'rcpetty or
.F, (v. Bit MBKao
hi
SKIN DISEASES
AGUE'S CELE3Ri?LlIDlS5!i Oil 1EHEDT
It k!nkllt-!"jmraait-aiid Irrttat -.sndlalV
eely wire CtaUoyvt ft UUnAxm mat oUm Kata
t'ai'uilca.
v Prlcfl. 23 cents a Box,
ii'9 have tha exclusive Control of
IU
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And don't ktat t efer a prfzt e t thia
0)1 111 CE! EUf POISIJS.
SAMUEL E. YOUNG,
ALBAKY. OREGON.
D. a.5. EI-ACP.Bl'R.
GEO. W. WEIGHT,
OLACtCQUHfJ & WRIGHT,
Attorneys at. Law,
Will practice in al! the Courts of tha
State. Prompt atteuttou given to all busi
ness en ti anted toocr esre.
(Ulice Odd Fellows Temple, Albany, Or
Notice to Stockholders.
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
il tht Annnal meeting of tbe stock
holders cf t'ue Albany Farmers' Co , will
be held at tbe office of aaid Company, in
Albany. Oregon, on May 20. lbDO, at 1
o'clock p m of said day, for the purpose
01 e co:lnc seven (7) direoioiatoaarve for
1 ha term of one year, and the transaction
of such other busiccaa as may come be
fore 1 be meeitng. I one by order of the
Board of Directors,
Attest: M II WILDS,
B Maks9ali President.
Secretary.
I ONLY!
R T Uai I i 5 C Oewwl aad KEETOUS EKBH.ITT1
f!TTT? T! WcskMB ef Bodyaaa Ku4: Effacts
- - 1 f af rrrerset-ewaaesia OldaeTeaag.
, oMa lJfX DI.ilT Rwm. Umw f blaer. "4
to sraaa.l'SDtvauirKB uiuva a raaTf Sue I.
Staalawl. BkSM Bona VBUTWaiT.
S mi iMliy m tt Btataa, Tli .Wnl.fc mm Iwnftulilifc
leaniHa... at. tall ..al.aaWi. a .rail. ,Mi
aws. Aasraas Uit BUAl M-IUffAll,a.l.
IJARM FOR SALE. Two hundred
T acres ot good farm land all tn culti
vation, with gcod two story bouae, food
bern and other outhouses. Good water
for fajt'l.vaud atcek. Good pear and ap
ple orchard, aa well as otoer kluda ol
f uit. Would make two good amall
farms. (Situated foor milea soathwest of
Albany. Inquire at this office.
FRANCIS PFEIFFER.
-PROPRl ETOR OF -
Albany Soda Works.
aand Manafisuturera of
3E0ICB COIIFEuTIOKESY,
Ke r.re aow prepared to aell at whol
a, al ways fresh and suit at Portlkod
. at 10 dentora. We a'-aa keep a full
Unta and Tropical fruits,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO '
E. J. KcCAUSTLAriD,
Civil, Sanitaiy -and Hydraulic
Engineer..
Consulting engineer for Gold Mountain
and Dry Guloh Consolidated Gold and Sil
vtr Miuiag Co. '
JSee, tat Street, Albany, Or.
J. fl. DUNCAN,
AITOENEY AT LAW AUD MARY
.PUBLIC,
.Office in Strahan'a Blook, No'a 1
and 2.
ALBANY, OREGON.
Mc NEIL &HILL
DO
Genoril Blacksmitliing
AT THEIR SHOP,
Cernsr of Second s Ellsworth Streels. They
are prepared to do anything brought ;to
them at reaaonable"pricea.
a), J. UIIITnEYa
Ahioiiey And Counsellor At La?
ND
aotar - Public
Will pr3ii39 1 all of tbe Co u
State. All b iiiiess Intrust '
ES
mil"' "--5-ak I
1
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