A DILEMMA.
Rrfore (he election republican newspa
pers and republican i pea kern, on all occti
Ions, warned the people that the real time
u the larlft. Democrat, when speaking
hopefully of the piospectlve election oi
Tennoyer were told that that wat the Issue
and that they might nettle down to the
conclusion that the people of Oreg.n
would not elect a "free trade" governor,
and that Pennoyct being a "free trader"
would be mowed under just like Gcarlu
waa two years ago. Thompson announced
just before he started on hi canvass that
the tariff would be the real Issue, and that
he was then convinced that the people of
Oregon would never elect a "free trade'
governor. Well ths election came off and
the people e'ectcd this "free trade1 gover
nor by 4.000 majority In a state where the
Republican majority Is seven or eight
housand. Now what do we see? Why,
these same pa pets and speakers are laboring
manfully, day by day, to prove that the
tariff Usue was not before the people at all,
The Ortgeniun says it waa not and others
are doing likewise, Most of Ihem, how
ever, say that the tariff had nothing to do
n the election of governor, but every
thing to do In the election of congressman
The brethren ate In an awkward dilemma
on this subject, meanwhile, the campaign
f education la iolng Its effective work as
will more clearly appear in the election
returns from the several states this fall.
L , I
Til E I'KNSIO.VIOITLOOK.
According to the Treasury statement for May
the pension payments in the eleven months of
the 6scal year have amounted (01103,177,727,
If only the average is maintained (or Jum. the
cost of the list for the year will be over f ll).
000,000. This is a fact which should lead Congress to
pause ia its works of adding to this enormous
total. Either the Service Tension Bill of the
House or the Dependent Tension Bill of the
Senate would increase the expenditures oa this
account beyond the cost of the largest standing
army in the world. And the worst feature of
the matter is that It is a continuing expense,
It mortgages the revenues of the future for a
full generation. Reckless extravagance for
one year might be sustained, but to enact legis.
atkm which means excessive taxation for
twenty or thirty years is a serious blew at the
prosperity of the country.
The cost of pensions for this year will exceed
by more than $So, 000,000 the expense of the
list ten yea s afier the close of the war, when
it should naturally have reached its nvximum.
Each of the bills in dispute embodies a wrong
principle of pensions, in addition to being reck
lessly extravagant. It would be a good thing
if the deadlock should defeat both.
A LIVE ISSUE.
The decent delay of the Tariff Bill for con
sideration in the Senate is deprecated by a
Protection journal on the ground that It will
"give the Democratic organs an opportunity to
keep up the tariff agitation,"
Lay not the'flattering unction to your soul
that the passage of the McKinley Bill would
put an end to "tariff agitation." It would
make that agitation more active than it has
been in fifty years.
The notion that this question will be settled
by a law in-reasing the war duties in every
schedule save one imposing taxes from 100
to 350 per cent on many articles of clothing and
burdening nearly all the necessaries of the peo
ple is really too absurd.
With the McKinley Bill passed or pending'
the tariff will be the main issue in the Congres
sional elections this tear. It embodies a new
irrepressible conflict.
EYES OPENED,
Senator Plumb, of Kansas, unlike his
colleague, Ingalls seems to be getting his
eye opened. In speaking the other day
In favor of free coinage of silver he thus
reffered to the McKinley tariff bill :
"The senate was appealed to yesterday
by the sen ator from New York (Hiscock)
against the bill In the sacred name of pro
lection. Silver was an American product,
a much larger product than many others
whicn were to be protected by duties of
300 or 3oo per csnt. under the tariff bill.
He would like to ask the senator from
New York, who waa so anxious about
foreign commerce, what he Intended to do
with the tariff bill, which. t would prevent
the United States from having any foreign
comn.erce. He hoped he might interpret
the senator's remarks on tat point as a
hopeful augury of the action of that senator
In putting his knife Into the bill now be
fore the finance committee; a bill rvhich
would raise the p-iceof nearly everything
used by the masses of the people."
Thus do we find another republican
leader hastening to adjust himself in line
with the democratic Idea of tariff reform.
la EHROU.
Having voted solidlyln congress against
ee sugar, the democrats are now voting
gainst free silver. What Is going to be
ome of the democratic party, anyhow?
Capital Journal.
The Jcurnal Is two reckless in Its state
ments. If It mean by "free silver," the
free and unlimited coinage of silver then
does it misrepresent the democrats in con
gress as they labored to amend the Win
dom bill so a to secute free silver while
thev were outvoted by the republicans
lietter as' what 1 becoming of the repub
lican party anyhow?
The Chicago Tribune, the leading republi
can paper of rhe west, states the actual results
of the McKinley tariff bill correctly and com
pactly as follows:
Cr.
Reduction by free sugar and to
bacco $ 70,000,000
Dr.
By higher price on other arti
cle 237,000 000
Net loss to the American
pie ,
peo
.$167,000,000.
The inducement held out by the Salem
papers to the voter of Marion countv to
vote Lr Thompson was, that If he should
be Heeled, he would move to and reside In
Salem, while Pennoyer would not. The
17 majority which Thompson got would
aeein co Indicate that the people of that
county did not want O p. It wat a very
illy appeal for votes, any way.
The latest report states that twenty one ob
servatories are now engaged h the internation
al undertaking of photographing the entire
heavens. Each observatory will have to take
about 700 pho'ographs in the zone assigned to
it, and it is hoped to finish the work ia three
er four years
The new republican tariff bill takes about
$9,nco,ooo per annum off the tobacco tax and
adds over ft 5,000,000 to the woolen goods.
Ought not the workingaian with a large family
rejoice with exceeding great joy that the tariff
i in the bands of it friends?
The same American plough that is sold in
Iowa for $6 75 It sold in Mexico for $5 57.
The Iowa farmer it "coraieiisated" however
by a protective lax ogainst he importation of
the wheal he exports te England.
Th Albany Woo loo mill will pay 20 neat
A pound for wool.
Frvm our rsirol&r eorrwimndtni,
VA8HINT0N.
Wajuunoton, June a, 190
Senator Sherman and ' Allison are at
logger head over the craay quilt hodge
podge known as the McKinley tarttl bill,
and Senator Allison Is reported to be pre
paring a speech to be delivered against the
bill on the floor of the scna'.e, should he
fall, a now seems probable, to carry his
point In the Finance Committee. In Hie
meantime the party leaders seem to have
gotten the whip hand oi the kickers, cer
tainly so tar as the republicans of t'.e com
mittee are concerned, and the majority of
the committee are working like beavers to
get through with the bill, and up to date
they haye made nochangesof Importance
Some republicans say the bill w ill be re
ported In a week, but It Is more probable
that It will take four week to get through
allowing that harino y continue in the
committee, which I by no means certain
Speaker Reed Is getting a good deal of
cheap notoriety because he Issued an order
prohibiting the sale of drinks In the 1 louse
restaurant. The only effect of the orde
has been to stop the sale ct drinks over
the bar, and to put the proprietor to the
trouble of serving liquor to his guests
Mated Instead of standing, lit the good old
fathloned wiv. Slttlnir at table to take
- -
jour whtske) Is a Botoo IJca.
The fiery GAR orator, whose feeing
suffered excruciatingly because the people
at Richmond chose to etjoy a harmless
bit of sentiment b exhibiting the fljg of
Coufedvtfcy, was In his glory Inthl vicin
ity on Decoration day. He was quite
numerous but also perfectly harm lens. No
sensible person does anything but laugh at
him.
Wnen Senator Stewart stated on the
floor of the senate that Major Powell, A
rvctor of the Geological Survey, wss at
the head of "a lying-in hospital lor lame
ducks," he struck the nalt square on the
head. The Geological Survey occupies
large and luxuriously fitted up quarters
here, and no man has ever been ahle to put
his hand upon anything tangible performed
by that bureau, and it has long been a
standing joke that only work performed
by Major Powell and his assistants was In
the nature of lobbying to get fancy ap
propriations through congress for them
selves. These fellows cad themselves
scientists, and perhaps they are. Thty
have certainly learned the science of living
in style at the expense of the government.
An Investigation would amount to noth
ing unless the "pull" hl;h Major Powell
has so long and successfully had upon con
gress should fall to work.
Assistant Post-.nastcr General Clarkson.
who has of late been posing as the special j
champion of the anti-civil service legion,
has disgusted many of them by proving !
himself to be asgreata humbug as the civ 11
service law. Mr Clarkson recently dis
covered that just as his official life was
nearlng its close, the postal service on the
Pacific coast wss needing an official in
spection by him, and yesterday, having
previously made arrangements with an
obliging railroad official for the use of a
private car, MrClaikon started on his
farewell junket. At Des Moines his fami
ly will join this model official who is d-dng
his level best to reduce the treasury sur
plus. As soon as Mr Clarkson gets tirtd
oi travelling over the Pacific ilopc he wil j
return to Washington, and resign.
Senator Carlisle is tnt latest democraiic
states to give the Farmers Alliance some
good advice. In reply to a lctier from a
gentlemen In Alabama asking his views
of the bill, which ha been reported ad.
versely by the House Cornmittee.on Ways
and Means to providing for the establish
ment of subtreasurcrs for the storage of
agricultural products, Mr Carlisle says :
"The farmers have been taxed so long for
the benefit of other claun and have seen
so much legislation for the aggrandise
ment of corporations and syndicates that
their patience I exhausted, and finding It
mposslble, for the time being at least to
abolish the system which has oppressed
and despoiled the greatest Industrial Inter
ests ol the country, they are now demand
ng that the very policy, which they have
heretofore denounced as unjust and ruin
out shall be applied to the, or rather a part
of them, for no scheme has yet been sug
gested that will operate alike upon all
foreigners. But no evil cait be corrected,
no wrong can be righted by Increasing its
magnitude and extending the scope of its
operation. There U but one effectual
remedy for the evil which undoubtedly
exists, and that is to reverie the policy
which produced It."
Post -master General Wanamaker I
earning the ill-will of all the small Wash
ington pension agents, because he is allow
I ng one large firm.which publishes a paper,
o violate the postal laws in sending out
copic of that paper. Like Mr iVanamaker,
the head of teefavored concern was a large
contributor to the republican campaign
fund, which excuseth many things.
Hon. Stephen M White, of Los Angles
California, a leading democrat of that state
announce himself at a candidate fur the
United State Senate lo tucceed Senator
Stanford. He will canvass the state dur
ing the pending campaign making the
question of amending thf constitution of
the United State o that United State
Senators shall be e'ected by the people his
main Issue. He will favor the amend
ment. The campaign In California prom
ises to be somewhat tropical.
The Vet( sayt'at usual It was a Waterloo
for the republicans in Linn county. " Well,
ye it wa the most overwhelming Waterloo
that that party ever m?t in the county. The
average majority for the democrats on ihe
atate and coun'.y tickets was 346, the largest
ever known.
A Werthles '.Utt,
Cincinnati, June 9. Dan Wilcox, an ex
peeiencd boatman, jumped from the Newport
and Cincinnati bridge, ninety feet high, into
the Ohio river and received fatal injuries. A
I5 wager wat the csuse of '.he jump.
Wmkrkto Gar Thkm. When wanting
in organ or plans call on G L Blackman
a hi e you nan select lrotn a nrst class
StOwA.
Corsets, Comet. .
We make a specialty of ladies and misses
fine rorset and waists. We also have a
4 rive in a French catine corset at 75 cent
Extra good value.
Samuri. E Youno.
Letter UM.
Following is th list of letters remaining In ths Pjst
Otfloe, Albany, Linn county, Oregon, June Uth.tMM),
Persons calling for these letter) must give the date on
which thev war sdvartlsod !
Amino, Chi B
Bradley, A D
Bortner, L W
Carter, Mr
Caaaidy, George
Daoiherty,Mra Win
Ermine, George
PeDninger. John
Porcell, TC
Hiy, E A 2
Hodges, Martin
Hownnd, Cha
Jackson. Charte
Martin, Mis Ollio
Meneffi, J P
Ni'tth, Mr Matti
Ollenbaok, H
BUker. Win
Bernhardt. It P
Olaik, Mn N A
Caraon, Maynard 2
Catnpbi-.il, John
E li', Mi R C
Poet. Mrv
Tiolor, J
Harris, Hugh
Hefner, Ph
H.fe, W 8
Jaeohion, Henry
Keenay, Mis Daiiey
Martin, J
Mulvaoey,Mi Annie
Obnrn, Mia E
Phillips, M T
sontt, Mr Bettie
Ssndon, Joseph
Southard, Mr Annie 8-hweitgr, Jacob
Wilon, Maty Wood,JC
Wenner, C S
R. THOMPSON PM.
YTIUTItfcat IKtM' HILL KIM NO. 13.
01 tlio Oregon Stato Wwllier lturoiui,
co-operating with U, H. Signal Horvlw,
Central (.Hike, Portland, Oregon, for
tlio week ending Saturday, Juno 7th,
WKAT1IKR.
The forepart of the week w an cool nml
cloudy, with ruin, hail nml allow in the
tnoiintiUiiH. Iho riMiirull wiih poorly din
tritmted. Hint there vn not the UnHlt
derived from it that waa expected. The
latter part ot the ween waa elomlloHH.dry
and warm, on Friday ami Saturday the
temperature wan above 10 legre in
ninny m'tlmm of tliu at ate. More rain in
needed, liiiln ami cool weather w ill yet
produce good crops. iVlaved report
Jroni j'.iiNtcrn iircuoii bIiow that on May
'.nth. zuiu ami stitli front occurred that
did damage, to vegetable, especially po-
trttoc, tomatoes and pea, corn, ryo ami
mtney were Who injured.
CHOCK,
The month ( May had a litgb average
temperature, the crop proopect are not
no eiieou raging a might lie ilcHireil, expo'
cially bay ami late now it grain. The full
and early now 11 wlieiit, continue to have a
favorable outlook. The fruit promrtrt
are good. StrawU rrle are very plenti
ful. Cberrie aro ripe and tlio tree arc
louiictl w ith them, ttcneral report mill
eate a light bav crop. Crop in Tillamook
county are nil proiuUing. Througlmnt
the Willamette vallev rain i hiutlv need
ed. Wheat Held are burnt, in place.
Much of the ypriug how 11 grain did not
come up. In the I'liipiiust and Uogue
river valley the pronpeet are brighter.
The eoaat count ica ar especially proinm
ing for good crop. The tirandc Rotate
and Walla Walla valley, and a greater
portion of rmatilla county a well a the
major portion of I'nion count v, have the
bent proapect for crop in luihtrrii Ore
gon. In the valley of Wallowa county,
wheat, oat, barley and rye are doing
very well. Wawo.Sberuian and cctiou
of Gilliam county appear to U the worn!
affected by the dry weather. In Crook,
Grant, linker, ltke, Harney and Klam
ath countie, the front of May "Sth.'JVth,
did the m oh t damage, and in tlmeo coun
tie the gran i rapidly drying up.
KIVKH.
The cool weather etoppvl the melting
of the Know in the mountain, a a result
all rivers are rapidly fatting. The prewnt
warm weutber may cuumo tlieiu to rie
again.
It. S. P.UIt K,
Olworver V. S. Signal Service.
Aswiwtant Director Oregon Weather Ibi
reau :
iiik tout a.
The billowing are the subjects tteaicd of in
the Forum for June. It is a highly intricii g
number:
New Kngl.in.land the New Tariff lull,
Roger it Mill
Culture and Cuirent Oi'lio-losy.
Dr AJ K UctircnJa.
Formalize Influences
w 1: 11 leiky.
The limits of Reilintu in Kiel ion.
1.4uhici. Goe.
Genius an I Womnn's Intuition,
I'tof Lester F Ward.
American lateies' in Africa.
Itcury S Sanfotd.
Feticliuin in l'oii!ic.
Henry Outlet Lea.
Encroachments ol the Se.
IW W J NLGte.
Public Control of the Tclciaj h.
litonson c Neiier.
Ihe 1. una union of the Arsme Ijn !,
C Wool l)avi.
Ief-nsrl Against I'piilemic Iiease.
I)r Cyrus I'dson.
TjhXEGUAi'lIIC NEWS
Charge ef Hrlbery.
Olvmha, June 10, The Olynipia Tribune
of this afternoon makes the stailliug announce
ment that a charge of attempt at briliery was
laid before the members of the s'ate board of
education In scssioon this afternoon, ia the
shape of a thcik for $5000 pven 0ne f (C
mcmltcit for the purpov of moving a icconaid
eration. This plain ikx.tiiucni.ity evidence
fell like a bom"hcIl in tin loan). It was a
reflection on at Icaat two other membcft of the
hoard, because such a Urc amount of money
would not have been given 'o one mrmber to
make the motion unless thoe who altcmpted
the hrllierv were suie tf Iwo Others. A llnril
! mean er would have mule a majority, the
tioard being comtovrd of five mcm!-er. The
exjiosure was made by I. II Leach.of Vancouv
er, secretary of t te boird.
A Traah olt.
San Fkancisco, June . M Wunich &
Co., filled suit this morning in the United
States circuit couit against the Northern I'a
cific Railroad Company to recover Jhe sum o'
$21,874. The toni.iaiut alleges that on March
24, I P L'ienbach,a traveling nun for Wiuin.li
& Co, took a I cket fioin Spokane l-'allt for
Missoula, cherking at the same time a trunk
va ued at the sum r..)ed for. Ksienbach re
ccived a check fur Ihe lransoilation of the
truak, paying excess baggnge therefor. On
the way to MissuuU the train wss wrecked
and the trunk partially burned. The oruuimrr
hauled the remains ol his sample trunk fioin the
wreck, and purchasing a new truck, placed
Ihe jewelry in it, showed it to the conductor,
snd it was agreed Hut the s-ine should be de
livered to him at Missoula on presentation ol
his baggage check for the old trunk, Instead
of doing this it is churned that Conductor
Crandall tent Ihe trunk through to St Paul,
Minn., and it has never been rctuincd lo him
Am Indlaai I piislag.
IlKI.K.A, June to. Authoritative repor'.s
come in from Ihe vicinity of the Cheyenne
agency that the bucks hsve left llitir regular
camp and are gutliciing in smull camp ol
from fifteen to twenty live, in the limner, and
are acting in a most insolent manner lotcttlers
firing at houses and making the rnOit threaten
ing deironstralions. So aiaiming weie the re
ports to-day that Coloi.el Swaine, commanding
at roit Keogh, lelcgrni cd to tin dt-parluu-ni
heautyuartcrs, and this evening a reply was re
ceived Ordering hlui to send one troop ol caval
ry and two companies of iidanuy lo the Chcy
enne agency.
At Prlnreluu.
Princeton, NJ., June 10. Thit morning
the twentieth annual garnet Occurred, in which
thiee k'tcordt were broken, loo yard being
run in even time, 220 yards i j 21 seconds,
by Cary; and a shot being put thirty two feet
and five inches by Janewuy.
Alose-t a Plre.
Silverton, June 3. V'estcrday about '2
o'clock the fire bell js rung, and it was toon
discovered that the Commcricnl hotel wat on
fire. The fire company and citizens responded
to the cill, end toun the hotel was alive with
busy men and women, endeavoring lo subdue
the flames, which they accomplished in a short
time.
A Remarkable Kseaiie,
Baltimore, - June 9. Harry Evans, ol
Washington, D C, an insane man, in cha'ge
of an officer, on hit way to the insane asylum
at Albany, M Y ., jumped through a car win
dow of the fast express train on the Baltimore
& Ohio road yesterday. It was thought he had
met a horrible death and the train was stopped
bu1 no trace of the man could be found. To
day he wat found wandering around Canton in
an almost uninjured condition,
found Dead,
Salem, June 9. Charles' Stokes, a hosiler
and buggy washer, employed at E lis & Whit
ley's liveiy stable, was found deod in his room
at the Cbemckete hotel this evening, and the
supposition is that hit death wat caused by
suicide. He had been drinking several days,
and after being discharged, talked at if he had
in contemplation self destruction.
. Evea la Baseall.
St Louis, June 9 L D Doziet, of this city
confirms the report that a crackrr Lifcuit trus
wat recently forn.ed- The New York Biscuit
Company, with a capital of 15,000,000, the
United States Baking Company, with a capital
of $3,ooo,ooo,aud die American Biscuit Manu
facturing Company, with a capital unknown,
have I ought up all the cracker buiscuh concern
in t'..c country.
A Uari Wreck,
St Lot'isjane 9. A raiiiond wreck occur,
ted At Wnncnlcn, Mo., six miles west of her
on the Wnlmsh road occasioned by two freigh
tnlns colliding just outside of Warrenton till
morning, Doth the engines and t8 car were
wrecked, seven men killed nml severnl wound
ed, Ol eight palace hunt ears laden wiih race
horses enunite fur the Kaooa City rrn es two
weie wrecked nnd seven, win in charge of the
hoi scs killed, Fifteen ratal hoises were killed
mid a manlier til train men liint.
WmI tlfrlntrllj.
Lonihin, June y. In the commons to-dny
Vincent culled the attention of t le house to
the fuL't that Uie hoiine representative at Wnnh-
inglon paused a bill for enhanced prohibitory
ilmicun cutlery, tin p'ntesml other articles of
llritUh export, He asked whether the F.ugtiiOi
government having regard for the dinasirous
effect wliii h the senile's nppioval must have
upon Slid lit Id, the Midlands, South oVnles
and lk-ll.it, would mllicte to their view that
Hie iii)Kirt lys'cmof the United Kingdom pre
cluded iiihtt action lo the ItiiiUh minister at
Wasliinglon to represent to the United Stales
government I lie injmy that sucli legislation
would do the i'tdustiy of a fiii-naMy power,
which in IKS') gave a fire nuikct lo $05,000,
Otio vunili of Ameiicnn rompciiti goodc,
uar Itrals
KfcW YoKK, June 0 -Wult street wn krpt
in a 1 11 1 1111 iil tluuuglaait Inst Week by wild line
tutitiiitis ia sugui I nut slink;. On Kiidsylhe
ll.ln-.mlii.il ninoaiilrd In 1 15,000 uli.'lr", riiinl
lo one lliiol ef the lotuhlt'nliitc, uinn the lo k
cIi;iiij; lli.il day.
Jim Kcviie, of S.111 I laurisco, who is iniini
pulling s tlr;il foi llie IUvrmr)cis is popular
ly '.i ;ovi-.l luluivv m ale niiju line una f I,
ooo.t 00 to $5,110, OllO,
lilaltu 4 Mululua,
Washington, June hclegale HiiIms
ami Corey me Mlli.-r nniious about tlieadmis.
tion ol Midio and Wyoming. It is well known
line that the Momma influence is twing woik-
ed very hard ann'i"! the connidciation of the
hills in the sriiule. Tlic consiiletalinn of I lis
l.ilU 111 tlic wn.itc. The tilv.-r legislation lini
hud somcituni; lo ilo Mitli tioldirg hark '.lie nd
iniion, Tlie inllucnue ol the tcniiiots fioni
die new ly ailaiitlnl far Writern il.Utt 'ia lucn
for silvci, and it is critnia that Idaho and
Wyoming could also join Nevada and Coloiado
on tilve' inutlcis. l or lids reason it is xjiitile
tlist the t arttcin senator have some hesitancy
about auttiiiting Idaho and Wyoming,
Krvrrs Drowaftl
ItoiioN.Jmic 8. This morning eight young
men slatted for a lulling exvuision in a sailboat
When about a mile fioni Thompion's Idsnd.
in Dorchester hay, the boat was struck by a
suall and capucd. All but one were swim
mcit, tiu!,iui4d of living lo swim a!totc,t!icy
turn in cuiiio 11110 inc ixmii, wiuctt w 0
heavily lmijltl tli.il tlirir weight would tnve
ncr iH-ncaMi the suilac", leaving tlicm ttrui?
' gUng in the wster. In this manner the sircnifih
or 1 11c men was csnautieu, anil nicy sunk, on
iy one, until liul one was leit, I he survivor,
ae.cr j iinun, luu sunk I r tlie Ian time
when the lat, in itmng, came up under him,
III. lug linn al-ove the suitace
A Tralw Kablory.
.Srl'AU, June 81 he Norther I'tcific
eat l ound p.iener train which arrived here
10 night was ichhed l ma.ked men neat New
Salem, N D., last niglil. Hie engineer and
fireman were surprised by two men climbing
over ihe lemler and txilcting the train sloped
at the oint of icyoUci. I st ies Messenger
Angcvine, hearing the ho s hied lotwnid and
sunpccting sumeihing. lad 0co in inuney f.om
the safe, put out Ihe light and tan back iwo
miles to New Slcm. The mail car wss last
l.uklc.l by the robbers and a numlicr of regis
tcied kttcrs rifled, and then the iwo rotors
', turned their attention lo the express car. This
inry Kiuna iHKttcii, mucli to their rliniMin,
li. tlirir
; xi,c patcni;c! wnc not touehed.
allaw M10I,
HuttlNuiiAU, Ala., June K. In Winston
county Ncut loe and Henry Urnl eld, tacm
bcrs of a ging of horse thieves and outlaw
have been terroibtng ihe people, comm lling
many murders and robberies. Ten days ago
Shetin Mitihed and a omc surrounded the
outlaws. A pitched battle ensued and Bcn
fitld was killed, but kowe estajrd, The pur
suit was con'inued and last night the officers
surrouni'ed Howe in the mountains Iwen'y live
mile fiom Double Springs, This morning he
(sine out and wss culled 10 suricnder. He re
fused and the officer fired, killing him as he
raicd lu Winchester to shoot.
Dlterdrrly Vtesnr.
llA.NVll l.l:,lll.,June 8. Two baseball cluU
composed of women played game here to-dsy
befure 2'iO pic. 1 bis evening United State
Attorney lliackhurn awora out a wairanl for
their arrest for diatmbing the peace. Officer
Pattern., n arrested lliem as they wee leaving
town in carriers far Covington, Indiana
JOKX II. CI BIKY.
Ina. It. Curler, th welt known men-hanl
tailor, of W Market St.. 8. 7., write to lb Ed
win W. Joy Co., that for year he was atTllrted
with dyspc-ula whlrh nothing relieved till b
eommenecd taking Joy's Vegetable. Barsaparilla.
He continues, "I am still Uklug n. It mild
lsxative efTccts are exceedingly gratefnt to lb
ystc-m. It Is a pleaaaut surprise that await
those who do not know what our vegetable
jMlr.es do for debility, sluggish liver and Im
paired d! goat I re organ.
Will & Link,
OPERA HOUSE
MUSIC STORE,
AOKXT MS Till! CKLSSSATSD
II. F. Miller,
And the Favorite
J. BAUER & CO, PIANOS.
Also ths
louse Proof "EAREFF,"
And other First-Class
O G- -A J' Q :
Bale Agents for th
ELDREDGE B. and SEW HOME
aewInK . NttchlDCfia
Organs - Cleaned -and - Repaired.
ALBANY, OREGON.
II. G. WATSBM,
Attorney at Lw.
ALBANY, 01Br,0N.
Oflire in Ibe Mlraliau Bloc:..
I keep a full line 6f the above celebrated
Glovea in black and colors, Am sole
agent for Albany, Or.
',.,.' - , ... SAtfUEt E YotTKG.
"llollol It.-lloll Hsllolll-
" VVU what la tit " , ...
"How Is vour molhor. thl niornlnirt"
"Vnry much bctmrt she hail a r reifnl
lp last nl lit 1 sh I alntnat rid of h-r tilirliU
wiwla, ooiikIi ana ncrvouamw, anil la 1?"'
in qullti clurrul. Hour nil f nl wo all ro
to ynn for that hottln "f ineillaliai."
" Ihin l SM.k of grwUtuJa. What doc tit
dnitor say 1 " . , .
"Ilo my lie never taw so wonderful a
oli-intf.' In siinti a frloui lnn tinilil. lis
111 thinks vn am .irlvtutr hi medlelne. 1
don't Ilk" lo tjll hlai."
"Ttm'.'a rllit. ll"' an old friend, you
idi, I'tn sain yuur mother will t wi ll
iiiwi hut yti won't forfel ihu nanio of tlat
DiiTll.iur, tvlll yon 1"
"Never I ir. Plerc' fl'dden Mixtloiil Ill-
eoverr si t' hou nolo worn in miy. ami 11
Im uoiiio I 1 vy. I' oiii and wluit sun-
sinini 11 nai
aiaiiili '.I'.uaUl alitwl.aial l"t us laaak
'ldl'.' ''"..'i bre." i
Tim fmv ',,!( i.a f sir rnw"tilntlon of a
foil
Very noma
I'-iti! raee, ,,iilt'"a ;olivl
liwiwjr" Irn
1 le.i '. wvnre, lliii"! 'us iuli
Sim arr-OMi la'iis'iiiii'iiMi,, ur i-unv- i'Mim.
Ill tliniiimiul t imui afli r 0.H t.. Imve fit.u l
and utlier mnUeliies linve Ikk-ii trll and nlnn-
iis'iiai'tlnn, or l.aiw-4'T'iui4l
diiamt s lisi'lesN. 'I'lMI " IliMHilrfiy " ia II ill"
aniseed in In-nerll or euro lis over? i sm-, if
tnki u in tlaio and ylven a fair trial, or money
will li lelniakHl.
I". '1 1 111 1 .
DR.fSACE'S CATARRH REMEDY
nun s IUu worm iwi no 11 slu r ot how louy
tundina. U) ouuu, by uru.ut.
It) IIF.N l Nio furni.hed
lent, liquii at thl lltliw.
loams lo
Administrator's Notice
Nota i hervliy irivsn that th utidr
ittned ws by ordtr of th County Court of
l.inn county, Ore(rn.on the 4th day of June,
1 H'JO, appointed ailiniuiktrator, with ths will
annexed, i ftliUt ofCliaa II Henoer,
daeeaeMl, Alt wrons hsvinK claim ttinat
snl sUt will pren.nl them to me, at mv
Cllloe in the "Hank of Oregon." in Albany,
Oregon, duly verified, within til months
from thtdi.
luted June 4th. IS'.H).
II K Mnihll L.
AdminUtratnr, with th
will snnese.1. of th eUt of Ch It KKn
Uko W Wmuiit, cer.decraasd.
Attutnay,
N'OTICK 10 CON rilACTOKS, Kid
for the building of a fram thqreh an
tli corner of 3-1 and KlUworth street, At
baoy, will be received at th i'srsonaite, till
6 o'clook, p in, June lliih. I'lans and o
llicatlan can ! seen at tha oltioe of th
Suitsr 1'ine Daor & l,umler Co, Alt'ny,
Th trustre reserve th rit'it to r
any r-r all bid.
'cl!
I
Master's Sale.
t thf 1'ntifJ ,Stif4 Circuit Com t or the
l)itttitt 0 Otrgoii.
a a. MYeaa.etsi, (Notice.)
v.
4SanlrT, Iluu.it Gavjast st4 A. C. Uaiaaav and
fmujr ('ens and Jues Cossaa:
Tortt K la IIKItKhV OIVE.1 THA t IN ft KM'-
ae9e uf iIh, eaerce of aaid 1 4urt, ma4e and m
tared U th alene sMIUed raaae Ml In tTtN Oay ol
January, Isso, I, tlcotf II tiurham, ataatar In than
eery i4 said t'un, wilt $ured to sll at ksvhtle
swetiuti, to the li ghtt bidder far eaah la hand, eub
Jeei lo fwWa..lUrtt, aa um sa ssecttiloa kawted on
J (aliment at law. at the frutil d.mr of I ha t'uniily
Conn bones, of Una eoukty, at Albany . In said Linn
(oajbty, Oreewe,. ue
Hafwrway. Jas talk. I),
at the bmir ut 10 eVIuek, lo lb luretMaon, s'l th
rlahl. tula ami Inlereal wbUb lb defendant, I'hll
Itptirigahy, A 0 (Irigahy or Jane Mailt bad la tb
beretnaflar daaertbed peary, at the dale of th el
etiUonof tb asottage In the bill ai l derre beret
et furlb and deae'lbed, or which tkey ur (ilher of
Ibant now nav lhrein, aatd aurtgsved premteea be
Kg deaertbed a Mluwa, le elt;
v Tb di-natii.il land claim et William W and Sophie
WUtoughby, being NiHlUdaUen Ssfi, stlitated ta ooa
10, It. 14 snd It. Township It. goal of Range 4 Weet
ot lb Willamette meridian, containing two hundred
sod ninety two and ninety hand reditu cres; alan,
tha Mlowing, commencing at tb e ait h weal eorner
ol the dunalira land claim aamber fli, NutiBantbHi
T7, tbewe eaat M. eTthenot swrtbchajn t chain
(take; Ikenc north. S degraea west, t. IS chains
to tb center of Muddy ereek: thence down th sbe
anderlng of aald creak to lb west line rf mid claim ;
j thene aoutb tt.tn ebaln loth plaee of beginning,
I A.nlilnln, Tt ami S7 Itti rulnxtl K a.nre - alo iKr f. J-
lowlng, beginning at the Houlheaet eorner uf claim
number 02, KullflcatUm 2477, tbanc wast U chains ,
thenos north tl chalna ; thene aat tt chains ; thene
south tt chains to ths ntae uf beginning, contain
Ing e.' !rea, all I Lion county, Oregon, and con
taining In tb segregate about 377.77 seres.. Held
est wilt be srta In esllaf action at said decree and
oata and cent of sal ; rajd deerr ta for fnont snd tb
euela Used at li:l,77
UV.UtWK II. M ItllAM,
Maat&r In Chancery V BCtr Court tiat Oregun.
ted May Itet, tKiO,
Summons,
lit the Circuit Court e fAi lil'iie oj Oregon
fur Linn County.
i L llollid-, riaiiiUff
Charles K llust and Clara V Simpson and
William Himpaon, her bnsband, Dafeudaut.
To Chsi'itKIluit, ClaiaF Simitonsnd
Wil.isin Simpson the above named defen
dant. lo the time of ti, State of Oieuon, jou.
and each f ynn, r hereby required top
nr snd answer the complaint of the above
usmea plaintiff in the above-entitled court,
now on tile wtli the clerk of aaiil
o. urt, on or bofore the liist day of the next
rQlsr lei tn o' said court, tn-wit, June 23,
Ib'M. And von, aud usuh of yoo, are here
by notified that if y u tail to appear aud
answer wi f e-nnplibt a hereby required,
the pl'i.ilit will apply to tho court for
ihe relief iltniai ded in (aid ooinplalnt, to
wii: a dieiee rt formica and enrrettinu thvi
cortsiu ! ed uisilb by James W llust ami
Sarah 1. Hust, hi wife, to John P Iteotnr,
hea'tnH dale the 21st dsy of April, 1809, re
cord) d on pue 7&U tt hook A, ot rrcoi'l ol
deeds of Lmn county, Oiegon, so a to in-
eludo the followiog described real propel ty,
to-wil:
JteirinnlnK at llie aoutbweat coiner oi
aectlon II. iu tp 14, 8 K 4 W, W lllsnelte
Mcriuian. in l.lun county, t'mtor, ti a
ruoniug Kast 40 thalim, ttenoe north 85
chain. thence Kaxt 0.63 i 00 cbalna.tbei ce
oorlii 5 cUaina, tbence weet 44 03 100
chain theiina couth 40 chain to the
plm o cf belnDing , alo refeimlng and
(Kirreutlng tba certain deed made by ' aid
Jamex W Huht and Ha rah L, Haul, to aald
John P Ktictor, but ring dale lie l'lih day
ofFobruary. J8U. recorded on pine 610
of Book li of Deed Keoor.te.of Linn eoun
ly Oregon, ao a to include the following
drae-lbed real property, to-wit : Betiu
niDK at a point 6 63 chalna east ol'the
nortoeaat corner of th aoutb west quarter
or aro U, t. 14, o H 4 w, wiiUirie'te Me
rid an, in Linn county. Oregon, and run
uing aat 9 rod, tnenno n a eoutberlj
direction to a point 6 chalna aouth of the
place ol begin ntDr, tbenco north 6 chain
to the pace of beglunlnu. at id quieting
ptttitiiilia title to aon or aatd trauia oi
land aud perpetually enjoining and re
straining you and each of you from a
Ktrting or oluimlng any right, title or
interoatln and .o either of aald trauta.an l
for lurlrprjcnt againat you forblacoct
and JitburaemeuU bereln.
Tbiseiiiiirnona la publlabed by order o
Hon K P .(Mqo, Judge of the abovo entif
tied Court, made at Chambers In the ntf
of Salem, in Marlon county, Oregon on
the 8th day of May, A. I) , 1800,
' Hewitt 4 Irvine.
Alt'ya for Pliioliff.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice i hereby given that the under
signed ha been appointed administrator of
the estate of Miriam Harrel, deoessed. late
of Linn county. All parties having elaims
sg&iost said estate are hereby notified to
present them, dnly verified, to the under
signed at bis residence in Saio, Or gon, with
in six mnnthg from tliU date. .
Myl6tb, 1890.
j J L Miller, '
Hewitt & Irvine, . Admin,
Att'y s for Admr.
of Pinal
mont.
Settle
Nation islmruliv uivon that the exroutrlx
of th last will and tnstament of Henry Fen
land, dooiasrd, line llled in th County Court
of Linn county, Oreann. her final account as
sniiti exfontnx and lv order ol tald Court
Monday, July 7th, 1HIM), nttb hour of 2
o'eliidk p, in,, 1ms been ft for hearing. All
person ttitrresled are hmehy notitlrd to ap
pear and ill hi or lis r oblentiim if any
linos ii tnsalil stioaiintiioor lietors salt! day.
Dated June 4th, IH'.K).
M J PK"i,Am,
J K Wkatiiukkoiiii, Kxeutttri.
Att'y for Kxsoutrix.
Referee's Sale.
Statb tr Omnium,
a.
CotJMTY tir Ml'l.TMOMAB
Nat in is hereby given that by virtue of a
(Uorcfl of ia tttinn and ardor of tale made by
and entered in the Cirouit Court of th state
of Oreitnn far Mnltnnmsli county on th 15th
day id June, 1HH7, aud an amendatory deoree
nisda and enteind in sslit Uourt on the ZUth
dy of Htiienilii.r, 1 Hw7, in tho partition suit
ol Ainsinl Minn nl si v J l( fytiwh et tl.
wtirroliv It was onlnrtd that the following
rl iraiaiit onsurihed as follows to-wit!
t nintiiiiK a iialattilnvi'D (II) uhainssnd
six (lil lini-s nnlh, and soma ("1 chsius and I
cik.tily (HU) links vi ait of the soul hxast earner
it n et 1.. 11 i.iiiii. eii I III) In lawtislilo twi lv I
1 iji .111 it mi li hi.. lanr 11 wi, vtillini-
M..,,, ,., mntHi.tf llieao st lf y
",, l's) ""'I t 'r (fit) link t
lliia.ee n-ani t 11 (10) oli 1 o j t haunt nsvt
(H .a. l -ii and Its t y (,'i0) link thanre I
i uih tun (1(1) chsius 1 1 hno south two (2)
degree, thirty (311) minute west two (2)
chsius and sisiy (()) links thntie south
eiiihterii (IH) ih uree thirty (30) mirula,eit
twenty (2(1) elmjinsnd ninety tlx (!Mf) link ;
vaeuoe .v sisiy-sis ii)niuaias anil eiuiiiy
I seven (Hi) links thi lire north five (5) d-
grr ami t nirty 1.10; minuics eas t euty t-U)
tihslns and 1. me (11) link , thenoa north ten
(HI) degree end thirty (30) mo. nt. vol
eleven (II) eh Haa slid aevantv (7U) link
sndllal'iw Is twenlt-six (Sill rleuieee.
west twelve (12) elisins and thirty (30) link
t th daee of liegibutUa', ntaitiing two
hundred and seventy three (273) acre, more j
er!ss,baiu situated In I. inn county, Oregon,
and belnv a uitt of section nineteen (19.)
twenty C.'O) and thirty (30 )in township (12)
south raniie four (4) west Wiiismett Mcrr-
disn beius in oonnei lion with other real
property lielonuing to the heir of John
Smith, deceased, b (old at public anotioa,
MHMirdlnif to law. to th hiaheat bidder.
Now taerrfofe, by viitu cf ssid dere.
snd S4id amuduint thereto, I, th ondet
sine,who wssauly appoinUd by id Court
to sell said real property, will on
Teraday, Jaly I lib, la.
at 10 o'clock a. tn. at the Cmrt Hons dnor
of Linn county, Oregon, tell at public auc
tion ia the lil)ht bidder, for cash, in pnran-
snoe to said decree, all of the within de
scribed real roperty.
C II IUrrrv,
Keferce.
Summons,
the Cirem Cuurt of tht Stnlt of (hreon fur
the Cohn'w 01 J.IM I
f Li
J Haskell, rialntlir,
v
Annie V IIaakc.ll, 1'trc-ndat.t.
In tlin name- o the Ute of Oregon you
are hereby . utntnonnd and rt quired lo
inar and answer plait till complaint
nitxi in in aoova enuue-:i nun, m llie
above entitled court, on ot before
Monday. Use 3r4 day mt Juuc, tnu.
that belt n the flrtt day of the tie-1 reau-
lat term vt aald court, to be begun and
hld at Albany, l.inn county .Oregon and
rou are hereby notified that If ou fall ao
U appear net snseer nanl cmiw plaint a
herein requited. filali tllT will pply to
aam court nr in fetter domaniimj in ald
rouiila)nt to wll . Kora dor.-we dlaaoly.
ing the uiarrii(e contrai't row exlatiog
b-.twn jou nd pialnllfl. for onata and
U latin rwn ent. of ibltkull and for uch
other relief a niay be equitable an J Jual
Thl summon la fubiinb1 In the Al
baby Iumoohat for nix succewe Ive week
y order of lion It F Hole Judge of aald
eoiirt.whlrb order wu mtilt al Chamliera
and berdat the btb day of May.lH'JO.
Dated M y 8:h. fHUO.
OtO. A. Dnttla,
flfl'a AU'y.
Executor's Notice.
Notice 1 hereby riven tht the tinder
algned baa txw n appointed by tb County
Court of Linn county, Oregon, eiecu or
Oi tbe lai will and testament and Mint
of Camilla MeFarland. der-aajwei, lam ofj
l.inn county, uregon. All parsons bar
ing ctaluiaaaainal aald ealat are hereby
notified lo prenent the h duly verified
at but oflleo In Albany, Or eg in, witbin
la month from tula date.
May 1Kb, Ihuo
j l n i ll.
TJSTitM, Etecutor.
Att'y for Etecutor.
Sheriff's Sale.
In the Circuit Court of Oregon fur Mull,
uornak County.
F Klobot and T Klfin-t, partnr ra under
me nrrn nameor r" Kiolie' .t Co, I'lalntifT,
v
George K Singlet. in, Defendant.
Notice U hereby given that by vlitue
or an exeoution uuiy laaunii tut or the
above natnexl court In tbe above entitled
action to me directed and de.lveied.I did
In l.lnu county, Oregon, on the 8rd day
of May. IKWl.duly lew upon all tbe right,
title and interest of George K Singleton,
the above named defendant. In ana to the
real property hereinafter described, and
will on
lerdr. Ihe Urn tr ef Jaae.A. IBM,
at tha Court House door In tbe city of
Albany, Linn county ,Oregnn,at the hour
of one o'cim-k p m ol aald day, sell at
public auction tor cash In band to tbe
filght bidder all of the right, title and
Interest or the aald defendant, George K
Sloitieion, In and lo tbe following do
rrli-oil pretiiieea a folfowa to-wlt : Lot
No 7. in b'o.k fo Id. in tbe city of Al
lutny , Linn county, state ol Oregon. Tbe
prm eeda arlalng from aui'b kale to beep
plied', tint, t the ay ment of tbe coat o
and upon ald executmn aud tbe orlgina
coal. of euiil an it lamd at f 10 66-100
Hecon I, to t lie pay me ut of plaintlfrt claim
a-iiounting to tho auin of $81 with Inter'
t thereou at the rto ofHporpuit per
annU'U frt.m tlie 10; h day of April, IbOO,
the same being toe date or tbe reoovery
r Judgment In favo or the above nssieii
pfMiiititri and ag.tln-t t bo above named
ti-renirfnt
John Smai Lxio,
hb'irof Linn Co., Or.,
by 1)8 Smith, deputy
Administrator's IMDtice.
Notice i. lie el j fivun that the nnder
kiijiiud ad'iiin s-ia.ors of the estate of,Enooh
Holt, dtva-il, have tiled with the clerk of
the C..unr C iurt for Linu county, Oregon,
their liusl account ia aid eatate and the said
County Court baa fixed Monday, the 7th day
of July, 1390, at the hour of 1 o'clook p. m,
of ald day, for the hearing oi objection to
said aoonnnt, if any.and to aettle aaid estate.
This June 3rd, 1890.
Sam Mat and
W F Mkndeshall,
J VC Weatiierford, Adtnrs,
Att'y for Admr.
(V)Rt-G0N8t00DPl!l?irirR.
HEALTH RESTORER.
use it:
IT IS TKP1 rPTCAI, MBPTCTTTB.
It rouse, the fjver and Kidneys and Stomach,
cures llniiiliiche. PvHneesin, creates an Appe
tilu, Purifies the Im.iure Blood, aud
rVrs Tbe WenV Btrong.
.1. s-
psed everywhere, ft a bottle slx for $3.
Administratrix Notice,
Notice is hmehy given that the under
signed has this day been duly appointed ad
ministratrix ot the estate or Martin Wert,
deceased, late of Linn county, Oregon. All
persons having claim against aaid estate are
hereby renuiree to present them properly
verified to the undersigned at Albany, Ore
gon, within tit month from tni date.
May 14th, iS'JO,
t . Sabah LLcpkr,
Administratrix.
I have just received a Urge invoice of lace
curtains, ranging in price from one to nine
dollar ajpair, torim, tnrtain net, etc. Alto
a line of curtain poles aed fn-nitnrn cover
ing. " Saicum, B Yotrao.--
Notice
Riissel & Go's
I -s ,rset ' c-ass1 'rwJClrw
'jzy
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, WAGONS AND
BLACKSMITHS' SUPPLIES, IRON, STEEL. CHAIN, COAL, PAINTS,
OILS, WAGON MATERIAL, BABY CARRIAGES, GARDEN
AND GRASS SEED, GUNS and AMMUNITION.
N0TIHE
Telcai ar liat-anwicaT, )
oincscr Coarraiictaaor ms l i iiim i, ,
W sahing-ton, Mat Slat, liW. J
Vtfcereaa. br aalUfacturv evidence ureM.iol Ia
Ihe underela-ned.lt baa bean aude lo aar tlial I he
l.lnaluaniv National Kaali.nl Alliaa. in
eitr el Albany, la the eouniv ut Llnu, ana state uf j
Wet-on, haa eottilled a-ilh all Uie r-n IMnlia ul Ihe i
Buuutea al tnel ntled Hiat, reculml In lx ruilied
IIh Indure an sewetaUon shall be auUtoniUid to
eutnniertce toe bualnea of tankltif .
Kw. Ibererere, I, Vj ward lcr, l-..m;,tr..llr
ol the C'urrvm-jr. turel.e wrlily that -The li.n
OMnlir KaUuual Hank, al Albany," in IU city 4
Albany, iu theeonnty et Lltm, aud Male I Orrf-Hi
laaulWIand to amtineuce th biuineM at Imikinj
e liruTlded In Section Kiny mm hawlrrd and alii)
Bin ut lb rerlaed eutute ot the t ulle-4 euie.
In teetlmony rhenM,t e iinoaa me
lua.i. hand and aeal ut alBc Ihia Slet la ol
l"- I May, lw.
p.. a. utv,
CompUolNrr ot ll Curicncy.
NO- 432C.
S. IV. STEELE.
leal Estate i Loan Brokei
Large list of g nnl farm snd city ( r cit
iw aaie ,
lna, moeey on real eaUte ia I.inaai d
adjuining eoanlte.
Ioanraace written op in rcl.aLle enmpa iee.
Notary Tablieand conveyancer.
Call oo or write me.
S. X. STEELE,
EZ3
Albany, Oregon.
Farms,
Farms.
Those wishing to insist iu funi
property should call and see r ur lot
of farm and city property. We hate
some of a good fruit ai d saidin
land aa can be ft and in the i latn.
Also stock ranches and wheat farms
all near K It. Farm and farm pn p
erty a specialty. Call and see us
before purchasing lsehrre,
Oifice, First Street, r.nt il,r to
Thompson ft Overmau' llsroraa
Shop, Albany, Or.
T. B. C0RNKLL& CO.,
Real RnUle AgtnU.
City Drug Sloro.
Stanaid & Gusick
Proprietors. Successors to
Guiss ct Son. Dealers in
drugs, medicines and
chemicals,fancy and toilet
articles, sponges, brushes,
perfiiniery,school and ar
tists supplies. Physician's
prescriptions accurately
compounded. "
MONEY. CHEAKMQNEY.
We have made arrangements to supply
money to an on long nine at low rate
iuterest on Improved farm and cltv moti
erty. Thsee who contemplates building
brick block or good blick business bouse
can get money, see us.
Wallace & Cnsica
Harry Jones'
RESATURAINT AND OYS
TER HOUSE.
Jest opened,- opposite tbe Ruts IIi u-c
Prompt attention, and everj thi.ig neatard
eiean.
Open day and night.
MciNElL & HILL
DO
. . General Blacksmitliing
AT THEIR SHOP,
Corner of Seoond & K'.laworth Streets. Thev
are prepared to do anything brought to
intra at reasonable prioes.
Uoburg Lumber.
I tell the best lumber in the count) ; also
eedar poat. shinties, laths door and win
dow mouldioff, to. Price from $5 o '22
per thousand. Yard at Lowson, on the
Narrow Gauge. . See me before purchasing
elsewhere, .
W W Crawford.
addre, PO Ta)lmaD,0i-
ART STUDIO,
Kn. Dr, fattti,
Blumbtrg Block
LESSONS Given In Drawing, Paintm
MM t'oturet fr 8i or puinta
to or 1 1.- .
Good dry fir wood for tale. Leave orders
at tbi ofhoe.
Bargain at Read'.
ALBANY OREGON,
Ulnar run
Engines and
.1) DKALKHS IX....
L. E. BLAIN
-AT
1 -
HEAD
Now the f treated Attraction is His. Large and Stylish
Stock of
LIGHT - WEIGHT - SUITS,
Straw Goods, Etc.,
-In Iveepinyr With tlie Seanon
If You Would be Suitably Dressed
- Call - at - His - Store. -
Jas. F. Powell & Co.,
Successor to Geo. C. Henderson.
-DEALERS 15-
Choice
C1 (fm
Produce; Crockery Ware; Tobac
co Etc. Etc.
Low Trices and
Wait abit! A man broke his neck one because he was
in a hurry! WT want you to know about our Stoves and
Ranges, at prices from ten dollars upward. The newest
thing in the way of household utensils are Oil and Gasoline
st nTes.J Come and look at 'em. Wo do business to please
our friends as well as to make a dollar or two. Popular
prices prevail, Matthews & Washburn; ,
Montague & Son,
aOIRZKnEIR HJ'IIRST & ZETEIRDRrsr ST3
Dealers in
Groceries, Produce,
Coniectionary. Etc,
Pniduoe wanted in oxoWqe for gool ' or cash. Fist-olass cooda and
prompt attr.tioo. TRY US-
r10 RENT. A furnished cottage, five
X room'1, with or without piano, for thre
month. Inquire at this office. :
This Trade Mai k on a stove
meant it it the best thr ex
perience and skill can con.
trive. Sold enljr by Smith
& Sender.
Machinery.
BUGGIES, LOGGERS A D
THE -
HIS - LINE!
Groceries
Prompt Attention.
Matthews &
WASnBURJV,
ALDANT,
OREGON
HarflirarB, Stoies, and Tinware.
Tobacco, Cigars.
MONEY. Home capital to loan oa
appro vod security. WE MoP'ler
aon. Real' -tate aorl Insurance Broker,
f"OR SALE. A carpet loom, with all
' fixtures and aitachmenra.on leauoo
ao'oterma. Call o a John Medio, at .t
Central Bcbool but diasr.