The state rights democrat., June 13, 1890, Image 4

.. K. WEAT1IERF0RD,
ATTOHNI3Y AT IAW
T. wKCU).
JAMES P. HEAD,
Attorney at Law andTitlo Examiner,
ALBANY OREGON.
Will practice in ell the-ooorta of the
Btet. Abstract of Till furnished on
short nolioe- Tm year eiperience,
DR. JAttES KEYDEK,
Braiuata of Edinturg, Sco land,
Hm located In Albany. Frt n hi
kviroutb. knowledge of bis proielon
ji hi experience of 10 yeara aa an olU
erln a Cavalry Regiment, lie hopes lo
nierlltae patronage of those Interested
In horse, oaule, aheep. etc Ha would
also reoouimead hU solution or llnetnant
or aora shoulders, aara iok,.crokeo
naaa, wounds, sprain. PrLte, one del
r par bottle.
aaW-J.H cat John Seans.erVlsry ata
MONEY, Homo eapltal lo loan on
approvod semirlty. VK MoPuer
son. Kee.1 Ktat aod I nsuranee Broker,
From street, opposite the Hum llnuu.
T OST. A doe wearing a chain and eol
I A lar. with a alaaa or wblta eja Ke-
turn to 11 A Irviue, Albany, Or.
JL room, with or withoat piano, fur thre
months. Inquire at this office.
W It BILYEU,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
And Solicitor in Chancery,
ALBANY. - OREGON.
Collections promptly mad on all point
tVoananeotiation asonaDia terms.
McNEIL & HILL
DO
Oeneral BlacksiiutMnj
AT THEIR SHOP,
Curnerof Second & K'.ls worth Street. They
are prepared to do anything brought to
tnm at raonDi prioea.
RedCrownMills
SOM, LASXIXG & C:M MOPE'S.
aw raocM rtoca acrutioa rot, hamimis
Atn bakiu cu.
REST STORAGE FACILITIES.
A New Repair Shop
Ilea jmt lea opened on Firat ttreet, ep
Doeit the Roee houea, where y.a eao get al
kind of broken article tnendl, clock
naa
Wort
aa aod loeka repaired, key titled, die
rk tom the country promptly atlaodea
The following i a partial liat of city and
farm property lor ' by a.
4 animproyed lota on 5th Street. Eaca
$500.
1 lot with boa two (toriea on 4th 'and
Jackeon Sr. 12200.
noaae with 5 room, lit St. f 1800.
1 lot on Washington St, $SSO.
3vauant I U on 3rd St. Fcb, $S00.
A good farm of 410 acre 2 milea from
Haleey. 30 per acre. Cao be divided and
will make two good farm.
A good farm of 170 acre. 1 mile from Tao-
fent, 8 milea fiom Albany. $40 per acre.
Good farm of 140 acrei,3 Oiilee from Sbe-ld.
Price, $5000.
A good tnok farm, 2 milea from Shedd,
160 acre. $2500.
A new cottage with ix room, large lot
Price, $1 COO.
Several tra&ta of 5 and 10 acre loU.oue aud
, a half n lie from Albany . $300 per acre.
A good atock farm, 1300 acre, 3 mile
from R K eUUon. $4 per cre. A bargain.
Farm 3 mile from Sbedd,rirst-cla wheat
'and fro it land, 140 acrea. rrice,$5000.
825 acre 4 mile from R R. $30 ver acre.
Co be aold in lot o ui, purobaeera.
Block and lota in Towneend' addition to
Albany.
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AG EST FOR
Aetna Fire Insurance Co.,
- Total Assets $9,780,751,65,
Strongest Company doing baaineaa In the
UNITED STATES.
TOWNSEXD&WILSOX,
Real Eatat Broker.
Doburg Lumber.
I aell the best lumber in the ceontyj alto
eedar poeta, (bingles, lath door and win
dow mooldinff, t. Pricee from $3 to '22
per thonaand. Yard at ItWenn, on the
Narrow Gange. See Die before porcbaiing
aliewbere.
W W Crawtord.
addreae, P O Tallman, Or
S.W.Paisley,
lAlbaay, ngoa.
WU3L.E41LE DEALER 11
Tobacco and Cigars.
Ordor lolioited from i he trade.
Dtt. C A. WHITftEY,
Physician and Sargeaa.
Graduate of Bella vne Hoepital ifedlcal
l!age Mow Yerk City.
Diaeaaee of womaa a apeoia ty .
aVOIBe rumaq' Brick, Albany, Or.
J. 7. Whiting, Artist.
Ins ruction given, and work exe.
euted in Landscape, Portrait and De-
corativePaintingf.Lettering.Designing
and mechanical Drawing.
Rooms 8 and 9, Fo s ter Block, Al.
I any Or
VVtley Am Itlmsey,
ALBANY, oBliiiON.
TVe Only Complete Set of Abstract
books and Maps in Linn County.
jseT'OfHoe la tbe Court.!Iouse,"fBk,
Banlnesa ntriKted to
ave ttmmptan careful attention
FOR UEl DULY!
re-ITIVC Fer LOST er TATLI0 HAlTHOOBi
A rlil 1 1 B C OexnU and VEBV00B BIlITYf
TIT? 'WckMe Blynd Kind: Effect
V J J of Error, or Exna.lM i Ola or laung,
I jif f rrari
liimtln. K.K,CUI(VltUI)-rD (IKIItt a PAHTHof BOlH.
urw.n full. lMi.nl. If M t. B.lar.. UilS
it L. HILL,
Physiciai and Smeon,
Otflco or. h and Ferry BtreeU,
ALBANY- OREGON
CURES PERMANENTLY
gatTerett Veer la Tela.
14 Sumner St., CWrtland, Ohio,
Ant. 11. ISM.
In 1M1 t sprained ny arm cluublnt ctV
aula; suffered year In pain and could not lift
m arm. It wa Anally eyred ir Bt Jaret
Oil JACOB KTZKSsfrKKOgM.
Testimonial Cheerfully Iteaewed.
Chronic Case e the He t Cure.
fyee WAiriTAik3a'
RmROAT
VdDnds,CIjt3.Swelungs
SupeIydPepir)Qnentiy
byDRUOOI3Tt AND DEALER K
TU CHAS.A.VOCELER Co. BAITO. Mo
THE YAQUINA UOUTK.
gnu Development Cotrphny'a Steam
ship Lino.
25 MILES SU0i.T...
20 HOURS LESS TIME
ar.n by any other it ate.
Pir4-olae turtiujrli iiiutoniir and
relirht line from Portland and all point
Hie Willamette Valley to Ntid from San
Pranolaoo, Cnl.
The Oregon Facltlo ataiutxata on the
m.niMu rtvnr divitlon will leave Port
and, Souan bound, Monday, Wednesday
and KrtrtavatOa. nt. Ann e t Corvallt.
fueaday, Tburaday and Mm irtUy at 8:St
p. m. Leave Corvallla, Noith bound
Monday. Wednesday and Frlliy at S a
dj. Arrive at tortland Tuesday, Thurt
day and SitunUy at 3:30 p. u. On Mon
day, Wednedy and Friday, both North
and South tKun l bo will bo over night
at Sn.om, leaving here at 0 a. m.
Boa' make clone connection at Alban
1U uatna of the Oregon Pacltto lUllroad.
TIM It (HIHICOt'LR. ((-puiUi)
Ue At-anr 1) f. ... Vnuln, A.
krrl. T-Httiius M.j Arrive Albny. tt.lu .
O. C. tralea conne.it ai Albany and
Oorvallla. Tho above tralna cnne-tat
Yaouina with the Oregon iwveiopmeui
J tViinpaoy'a Line of toniuhl botaeen
Yapuna ana 'n r rem inuu,
ritoa t'i.
rumlloa. April eth.
Wi.Uun.tte V'l. , May 4lh.
rrlh.M.ylKh.
wtttuiwtie vti. y
rrallon, Cy at!i.
rac 4 KOUKU
I'umII, Vailvy.ApiU 2Mh.
Faiwlli'n. May Mh,
Willamette Vallev, My th.
FaralUm. May Un.
W UluiwtW Vhy. My !Hh.
Tbe Companv
rMtotve .he ngot to
Ibaniie eailiun iw mum u...,..,.
li.H. Paeng.ra from Pordanu aod
f UlameUe Va.ley points can make eUwe
onneoUn with the trains of the Yan,ulua
root at Albauv or Oorvallls, and II Ue
Oned lo San Kran i should arrange to
rrlve at Yaci Jiua tha evening txifore cUle
frauiny.
exacrr aaJ
l.rUkl Kate elwai l
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OVERLAND U ZkUfUM
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Southorc Pacific Conpany's Line.
THE M0UST"si!ASTA IIOUTE.
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PULLMAh BUPFFT SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Cars,
-r cm:''IIw AeeemM'laM raxe
en, atlaekrilt Kre Train.
Tae S. f. C' lerry iakMinellon with all the
ezular train n t a"1' liUwe (roio lu..t uf
f.lHreet, "-TtUn.V.
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Throui h Tickets
To all poliiU
BOUT I ANr BAST
VIA CALIFORNIA.
tin lui. luf'rintlon r.nr.fn.n rW, man, to.
all on Vminv Aent at ATiany.
KOr-.llLKB P. OGE.B ,
Hwwirer 't O- n1 p-
a. utiDtrn
MAY it SENDERS,
tealers in General Ibrnan&k-e.
HARR1SBURC - - 0REC3H
Albany
IRONWORKS
-ManofacturerK '
1EAM ENGINES CRIST AH 3 SAW
MILL MACHINERY I80H FRONTS
AKO ALL KIFD3 OF HEAVY
AND LIGHT WORK, IN
IRON AND BRASS
CASTINCS.
tibial attention jald o . pnlrliiK l
da of machiner
PaWos Made on Short Notice.
FOSKAY & MASON,
vinutai. as aarau,
Druggists and Bookseilf j-h,
a ta for John It, Alden'a publication,
blob we aell pbliaher'a prieee wilt
tiUjteaa'''"'
ALBANY. OKKUOI
Pouiity Wanted, ).
Alt klndsof poultry, alive or dreaxea
famed at tbe Willamette P ickir.g Cora
pany'a Store. Albany, OregaL.
Beat roaat ooffee in the city at : Conrad
eyera -
uiihc mortal
OA UK OP TIIK IIA MW,
So III kept liaiuli In hut bathing mnp
uvU with luiU a toitHpiKinful of linrax lit
the water, which act wonderfully lit re
moving Krlmc, The holler the witter the
tooiu-r it will remove (i line and oKl purtl
cle. I tl.luk the ui of a ntlff bi'imti on
he bck of the haiuU, a well n the iie o
xnnellite atnlht, fotert the growth , ( hair
Thoc who hnve uneO tho ruhber linnd
hnmhe will n?ver uiint anything ele.
RublxT clings to the nul fiicv w ith a ourt ol
auction, and CHirlet away every trace of
grime with It, The common waiting
powder of dirfoirnt iiauic quickly blench
the ImtuU, but leave them l.arli nn,l thy
union rubbed w !th lemon juice or vluegnr
and water. A trong olullin of oxalic
acid ahoulj he kept to remove deep utiiln
which result from cutttt'.g fruit or veg
etnble. though there arc few whhh
iCkUt waniilng todu.
An EuglUh reili fr keelugtlie hund
mooth, which U, two tnblcapo )nful of
lemon juice, one of glycerine ami the name
of almond oil eolorlcntl oil by the way,
tor experience lend renton to the hloa that
mail oil and vanellnc ilWciW an J djrko
t.ie h.tiuU En fMHi.tiU, livt IkH tilth
nightly, and purgative wUh core bre.id,
are the beit regime to ecure white hainU.
Koney balsom U a nice prcparitU-m ICng.
lUh lady' inniJ comrouud to whiten and
often hand. It U made of eight table
poonfut c( pate t rained honey heated
gentlv,nd two tnblc.poontul of vegetable
glycerine melted Into It; when cold, two
tahlcupoonf 'W of rectified h it and threu
dram of pure cilrla acid are added, with a
lew droptoi anv rich eence to perfume
DUnulve the aill cryktat In the -plrlt be
fore pouring into the other mixture, and
bottle at once.
TIIK OA I'M K OF THOMPSON HKFKAT.
It wutild have teen a pleasant tiling on the
part of Democrat to allow 1 I' Thout'on to
lie umlututbcd in the grave where he o
deeply buried lat Monday, but the OrrfMa
will it othcrwie. In a long, tediou mtiilc
it nttempti to giye the cauic of the defeat ly
M)ing that alt the cr.ink in the st.tc, all the
im,' and recalcitrant icpul'licaiu witS
IiIcikI in their eye iccking r-.ven, made tip
the "combine" that led Innnyrr lo victoiy.
It that "Mr Thopon i looked upon
throughout tlicitate a irpicucnlativc of the
gruth an 1 l.uinc and wealth of 1'oilland."
in tin. the O,r0H;.ia i wufully nt faul'. l!y
a targe clan of people thioughout the !a;,
j natalily conKicntiou iepu'.!kana he i le
girueu a a grasping mo icy gcltci, ana not at
a:il.keil.et.ue.cp,cM:ntut.veof the g.owth
, , . , , , . .
and wealth of Toitland. I o call the ronicn-
tiou republican latmci ol I .mn county wlioj
voted for I'cnnoycr lat Monday "crank." U j
iiinjdy a gratuitous inu!t otfcicd them by the
jtevonuiH a the oiiiy way in wtntti it may
vent it nt up j 'ccn. Itcieina nur ahcll
i the caure of l'cnnoyei' election: He haj
made a afe, taicful txetu.ive duiing the lat
four ycai. A Uogc majoiity of the people te
gard hiina l onctt. Handled of republican
vulci all over the Mate wcie afiai l lo tiu t
Thompkiii. Hi at life led many lo icgaid
him s utititierl fr tl:r lace Thi i alt time
wa of it. It i t a lie hoped the Ortitniun
will let 1 honspton ie. He i now a riivatc
I citucn.
I IIOW.II Attn LOI II H M All
I Many people uudentand, of toaine, how
j haircloth ia made, but for the edification o'
I ik.u. Un .!.. u . - :ti - ..i . : .1.- . .
In the fust Uce, homchair cm not be i!fd.
It rc;c! coloiing mattei; ti lo make black
cloih it i ncccstary to k-iuic ratuiat l la-k
hair. The I.Oixs, in n.sny case al.aolutcly
wiid, running unrestrained, ::ic icyui.nl co.al
led and iliorn. Of couite htck liair in prefer
able, but omctiinc jjiay Ho k i utilued.
Not only the tail, but aUo llic iiame ate tut;
the hair i bunched. Theae buoche cldom
contain hair of lc length than two feet; some
aie even three and 3.'a feet, and the t!.icknc
of the buncht U uiuj'dy to or it. tee incite.
The huir cloth looms are provided wi.h what
we may call a nipper, in place of ahuttle, and
the nipper it to finely actuated t'.at it tiavcU
acnM the warp and cics from the bum he
one hair only thciawiof the nil per bein
loo fine to gtaup mere than one
and curie it
aciof tlie welt thread, dropping it into it '
exact plate The action of (he loem mechant
cally force the hair next to it piedctewor, the
warp crouc upon it, nug1y hoMt it in it
p!ace,thr nipper travel luck and eue anoth.
er, and o en and on. The delicacy and al-
i moil human occut.i, with which each ncpaiaie
hair is placed lctwecn i lie wr.tp thread in
really inci edible.
livery body amokc in Japan. The pipe
hold a little wad of fric-cul tobacco 111 bij;
a a pea It I fired, a"d the ainokrr take
one long whiff, blowing the moke hi a
cloud from hi mouth and noc. The
I ladie have pipe w ith longer tcm than
the men, and if one of them wIhI cr to
how a gentleman a special mark of favor
he light, her pipe, take half a whiff,
hand It lo him and let hbn finixti out the
whiff.
. 1
Different cIukhc of Mb'anc; have
beee foend to effect the organs of tn.te in
tfie following order: bitter, aclJ, saline
lub.tancca, v eeU and alkalies. The taste
nerve are nearly 2000 time n scn'llive
to quinine i to sugar.
Expert claim that if steel 1. Sips arc kept
properly painted with good paint, and the
piatc prooerly "pickled," they would last
a long as iron, otherwise they would de
eriorate more rapidly than Iron hlp.
Gift En rKKi'iasK. (jo ami see tha
1 ea ut i fill gold watch at tlie "Golden
Hule. liuanr." Jtiliun Grttdwohl the
proprietor of tl'.e (iohlen Itulo I!aziiKr,in
foruiH U8 that hi br.a the l'rize liukitig
l'owder, and Ifo I Japan tea, exprewjly
up for iiia biiHiiiiHs, and for the ljcnelit
of Iiia ctiHtomerp, each lox of baking
powder will win a piece of fine glarwwore
and alno each pound of the tea will win a
piece of fine glnenware, and customers
who buy one pound of tea or a Imjx of
baking powder, which in warranted, will
have a chance at that beautiful gold
watch. He has alrto added t. fine assort
ment of family groceries to bin inain
rnouth stock of glimaware and crockery,
which U the largest in the Willamette
Valley. Go and see Mr Gradwhol at the
Golden Rule Hajtaar, and you will find
that nothing ig miHreprepented.
If vou want eithur to boy or tll ynor
property place the same in Ihu brnd of it V
Athby til Co.
For Salic. Seven fresh cow for dale
cheap. Inquire at this office.
The heat hues of 5ind 10 cent uiiai in
the city aret. be fouud at Couu & I lend ne
mo'. A Barbaim. Boudoir paper, large
package, only 10 cent at Uubb.'.rd' drug
steie.
Bucklen' Arnica Salve.
Thy belt Salve In the world f ir Cut.K,nru!4.,Sore
Ulcer, 8lt Rheum, Fever ro., Tetter, Ohappl
nnl, C'hilhlalns, Corn, and all Bkln Criuitlu and
potiilrelyenr eil,or no y rs'iiiro.l. It ia guar
uteed to fir pcrf.et ati8fautioH, or money lefund
d. Frioe it eais per hex. I'or at.' by Foihay and
Mu ...
10 oer cent off on ali -u.h ale for
1 ext. 30 days-at W F Head'. . ,
tbe
A ttla Kobbery,
San Francisco, June 6, Upon emtmlntt .
lion made of cctlain portion of the wall of
1 1 new city hull, the rcmilt thow that wall,
mipponcd to lie ol iolid In it k, four feel In thick
ben, were found in place to be filled In with
Male mortar, land, lnoken lingment of brick
and other rutil:ih. It i eMimaled t!i"t 1,
500,000 hilck were not put in according to
rotiiini t The loo lo the city W alxiut I40,
oxi, Further liivettinlionii arc lo be made.
A ttrtilal WHlraae,
llKi tiRAUK, June 6. Ti e recent nttnek of
the A in nuts on a Servinn village on the dunl
in, prove lo have been an unprovoked and
bittlul onlinne. The inhabitant weia ihiven
out of ll'eir holme in Ilia dead of ninlit by a
InUe iiliiim of lire, for the purtmncol murdering
tlirm. (lut of a Kiiulation of one hundred,
lifUtti wtic killed, thiityuve were woumied
4 iniiitlilrl Dnlrlile.
l!f 1 I K, Mont., June 6. W V l'inley cmn-
mitled tuii iiie at hi home on lower Main
strict. Hi wife and a daughter, ti(;cd 16,
mil beet nt the t'oinicuc Theater. Tlieycnme
home eaily in the morning and found Mr I'ulry
intoxicated, with a pintol in ptx'kct, and u
ing tlueiitrning Inngiiiigc. They took refuge
at a ncighhoi '1 houitr,whete they lcpt till noon
lu dny, whrn they ngttin touglit their home
and were horiilird lo hnd the hunlmtid and
father dead on the floor with a bullet hole
tluoiigh hi lift temple.
W j Haesrd,
l um i ANH May 6, "I'cilio" the Indian
convicted of the murder of n half breed woman
on the I'matilla rceivntion,nd wnlcrred Jan
30th, mi hanged here lo day by the Fedeial
authoiities, AMiMed by county officer. Tne
execution took place in a wood hcd of thecuun
ty jail, Alter lacing thoe jireeit he ike
nU'itt Irn minute in t liiuook. which wa in
triineted by deputy nhcrifl Mituer, aying that
God knew lie inniKent; that he ("id not kill
the woman and God knew he poke the tiuth.
4a iiiraan teuinil.kiuarr.
i:t'i:K.K, Dr., June 6. lion M Wilkin, o
thi county, to day fe-rtived hi commiion,
United State Commiuioner from Oregon lo
v oil.l !. lie expect to go in C hicage in
a thoit time to attend the meeting of the cum
miMonri.
A a I tlllarlal ( tmlnr.
A I. van v, N Y June 6. Among the bill
aigncd by the governor to day wa one exempt
ing cilitoi and rejKxtei of ncwupapcr fioin
juiy duty in .Sew oik City.
CUe Mere.
Yamun;ion, June 5 Senator Mitehel
ha ollcicd the fulloMiug amendment lo the
river and haibor bill now under comudctatiun
in the ncimte committee on comcrc c: To in-
crcate the Lioptiatiun fo the mouth of the
Columbia riv'r to $7S.OCO: to im reaee the
appiopriatiun f.n the canal and at the
Cc4te to 8750,000; to inrrrane the appi
piiation for 'I ill.uiKHik entfnic ami bay fiom
$oo in the Ihhkc bill lo $10,000; lo piovi.le
'.'7 ",e I l"l"" " e 1
Iictweru 1 lunniigtoii, Oiegon, and Seven
li.vii Miniiii: di.tuci, Idaho, in uivcr and
iiupiovciMcnt.; to miteatc the liuute bill lor
L ,","m,e ' 1 a,"m fiJS-
eJoo.ouO; to innca.e the appiopiution loi
Coo, lMy (unl , JJ0o0 lo JljO,0uo.
An i:tlea
rillt.Al'tl l lllA, June 5. About 4 o'clock
this aflcinoon an caj knion occulted in the
tank of 'he tcamcr llantankutt King at the
Atlantic Oil Helming Company' Jock at
I'oint llntif. The vcci wa ruined and
Siai.oOo gallon of oil, together with consider
able wbaif piopetty a ite:ttoycd by hie
wh-ch loulicd fiom the cp!oion, Ihiiteenj
o 1c wetc cither killed 01 ii'jaic I.
ol Braiaard,
Van t t in, Vah., June 5. Lieutenant
1) 1. ittainaid, of the Second cavalty, arrived
here "hi evening, fiom Krtio, Ncv., in charge
uf mine cavaliy Itwiac lc'.ngiug 'o hi irgi
mcnl, whiih he btcuuh. fiom I" oil llidwcll.
Cat., far the uc of the tiooji of the rour'.b
cavaliy, mon 10 be tlaiioned at Vancouver
battacW. lie will remain at that t a lew
day and the a depart lor Ationa lo joint hi
regiment, rwcntly otdrtcl there. I'lulMiity
but very lew reailing of Lieutenant Ittainaid,
would recall to mind the Seigeant Htaman!
who airoiti smcd (jiecly's expkrting txpcildi
lion to the Notlh 1'oie in 1SS1, tnd who i 10
day Ihe only kuivivor ol that (iciilou under
taking, who ran jiutty liaol of the hcioic feat
of attaining the "(ullir-.i north."
Arter Bum stall I'lajri.
C'l RVti.AMi June 5. A heavy tain aod
hail iioim, with lightning and thunder, broke
over the ci'y at 4 o'clock thi afternoon. Hail
a latgc;a hukoty nut s-.aticrrd window
gbu and did other damage. At the goundl
ol the 1 layci liaetail league lightning struck
4 llagofl on I he grand n.in I, and three or
four pcitim wete ptotraied by the shock, A
minute after the hut lnk a second one lote
up the gi ol the diamond, ind then aiinoil
thrown i-nu a panic.
Jedae Itrss),
SaiV Fhancik'O, June $ A letter ftotn
j Seoul, Cotea, tetcitcd by Ihe ateamcr City of
rcking la -.t night, a:
Mr I icnn)' engagrmert U concluded and he
ha been piepar'ng to leave for home,but the
king, who h&s always had the uimol confid
ence in him. notwithstanding all the endcavot
of the Chinese le.idcni, Yuan, to get him oul
sled; is doing ait he can to get Mr Ihrnny to
renew his engagement. Tin he ha consent
ed loiloo cctlain condition, which have not
yet been complied with, but meanwhile the
king, at leant, 1 decided that Mr !enny shall
not go.
aarveyer Vrarral llyar..
W'ASHlNtiTO.v, I) C, June 4. The previ-
dent to day sent to the senate the following
nomination: V Hcnty Hyar lo be Surveyor
General of Oregon,
la Kaltaonab anly.
I'oKlt.ASt), June 4, Pcnnoyer doe not
carry this county at was claimed yeoterday.
Complete returns fmm all precincts in Multno
mah county except two, give Tliomj ton a net
majority of 1 77. ,
C'yrloae.
Lincoln, Nch.,June4. The state Journal
party returned fiom the scene of the tornado in
Iiradshaw, York county, thi evening, and
brought confirmation of the worst report re
ciived. The storm struck the town at 8:30
Tuesday evening, the iosr of '.he whirlwind be
ing the first notice the terrified people hcaru.
Not a single building is left, a Rusian let' le
nient near towji was struck and the report is
that nine were killed outiight. I'hysicians
say that in all twelve are dead, eight mortally
wounded and perhaps twenty are hurt less
seriously.
Ilea tea Cuealy,
. Salem, June 4. The official vcte in Mario.i
county give Thompson a majority of 17, Met,
chan 613, McElroy 856, Baker 578, liean 783,
Hermann 921 Ilingipam 573, Waldo 770, VBt.
son 486, Croisnn 1173, Iishcock 587, McNary
632, Contlil 764, Cleaver 119, Yoder 1 79, Cul
ver 607, Stotl 434' Cross 768 . I Iolme,dem
ocrut, lor representative, had a majority of 6.
Honey and ilirsch, republicans, were elected
to the senate, and Armstrong, IJaker.Geer and
Minto, republicans, were elected to the house,
The largest number of vote cast for (a union
candidate wa 348,for llibbard for representa
tive. Lane County,
Eugene, June 4. The returns are in for
the enti-e county, which give l'cnnoyer a ma
jority of 344, and Hermann a majority of 328;
liean, for supreme judge, has a majority of
426, The remainder of the republican itate
ticket has a majority of about 200. Cf the
county ticket, the republican r.Vot two repre
sentatives, A C Jennings and Ja- per Wilkins,
the clerk, treaturer.surveyor and corory-r. The
democrats elect state senator, R M Veatch,
cr.c representative, E P Coleman.stu. 'i',chool
Fi'periu'endcnt, assessor and county com mis
sion, Irn ton County,
Corvallis, June 4. Return from all pre
cincts in thia county giv majorities for Pen
noyer 269, Hermann 219, McBridc 96, and
balance of state ticket republican by about 100.
The republicans carry the legislature by about
1 5. also the county ticket, except sheriff, treas
urer assessor 1 and commissioner, which are
democratic, Mackay, Dem., for sheriff, carried
the county by only 5 majority.
. The democrats are having a big ratification
to n'ght. - Anvils are firing and a huge bonfire
is burning in Main street. , . r..
J W Bentloy. best boot and shoe maker in
pity, opooaite Fortmiller & Iryinx's. ,
COI NTf t'OI HT rBOt'EEDINtia.
(D. R. N. rtlaukhurn, Jmltf ; B. W. Conr and O
W I'bllll, UuinniMonera.) "
Contl until timttiT of Mil of Y A Yoat
IU; bill of 11 llarrli) $'.'! 42; K 0 Jack
son ll 62; llainilUm A Andrew $3,
Application of J A Zimmerman nml
oilier for county nmd, granted, and B y
Dawmni, I. W liuyoe and tl vV Hiinimoti
npiiointcil vluwcrH, and f(H nlluwcd.
Aiplirutioit of Anion ilryun ami otliora
for con nly road antl viewer fee allowed.
Contract for kocplng county pmir wan
awarded to lhinlul ilart nt $2 45 vt
wpek.
In matter of repairing brlilgv uc.rm
the C'nlapoola nt ('rawlordxvillo anil Ih
twceii C'rawfonhivilhi and Hwect Hume;
contriift lot to tl W Taylor at $103.
The following lull were allowed :
Albany Klwctrle Light Co $ 27 W)
O D Montague, aid Kelt family 1ft (Ml
It (ihiMH, aiil to poor 10 (Ml
J S DavlHcouiity poor H2 40
I1W Sinitli. work on iail 22 117
John Hmalltiioii, foe 51)114
Johy Hiiialliiion 7 4fi
Kii'iiarda Ac l'liimppM, luiiot uxm zi
II l'arwi'll.Kitliiry. . . .
K V Jackaoii. IiiiiiIkt
V WHpliika "
W W ("rawford
Max Friendly "
I'edy ,V Snlldlier "
(i W Wheeler "
Joint lloll'lllllll, fet'M
Hamilton & Andrew aid Mor. .
K K Moiilaiftie. fee
a (Ml
27 Wi
2tl 14
INI (Ml
77 M
4 4H
10 no
10 (X)
HH 10
j Matter of . I no Carroll (limine. .
I I 00
Mailer ol P. J liU'keiiH ltiHune..
K T T Fittlier, aurveyor
I, M Curl, ex tciiclier
FM Mitchell ex "
W(! Powell ex "
I, M Curl, aalary ami poHtnge. .
John Under, janitor
Jan Fitzwater, keeping Filxwuter
PulHlev Ac Finli, printing
II H Moyer, IiiiiiIkt
(1 F Crawford, aid Mr Holx rU
14 00
4i no
It (Ml
10 no
n r.o
r-i no
3 00
a 00
10 23
f4 10
S (HI
Udien Aid Society aid lmg finy 10 K)
O PCoxhow, aid Hale family.. 10 (HI
(1 C Cooley, aid Mrs Clark 00
DUN ltlackburn loo )
raKmrr iikkk.
Following la a lint of all the precinct
officer, according to the nttiriiH can
vaKnc4 yeaterduy itfternxiii
Juatice. Countable
AMIASY.
Ueorgo lluiuplirey (Ml llurkliart
riNt Kit CHKICK
J II F.dward J S Humilton
i h Awroiiiiavii.i.e
HulH-rt (itawi II II Sot t
IIHOWXNVII.I.K.
K 1 Jolinnoit K l YaiiHagen
fit Nkl.l Hl'TrX.
John Curl
Ia-o IHlyeu
Willi Poller
Tho Morgan
A Sender
rx VAM.RV.
Henry Lyon
W J Stewart
I. iMtgla
iuij-ev.
liAkaiKiit k".
I.I.BMS.
oat Kami.
S (I Wallace
W II Crawford
It F Zeigh r
J A Ivd.kin
lavhl Sherer
J W Garrett
fkoHK.
MiH'K t U:KK.
WJ Wlgga
Wmt'yrua
A Savage
K I. Sliepl.erd
J K I'dlycu or
G W lluimaker
W llra.ll.-y
Ml'to.
HtXTIAV.
Kt H t'HK
Mllil.
KWrKTMowk,
TtSOfcNT.
w At a too.
! J T Joiit-a
Geo Conner
W W Ytttiti
H W Hearing
J M lieard
S llul.lU on
J W r.llin..n
R V W,tkii
A Ilarnea
W A Gh uwiii
AnT Al UNV.
W II Warner Frank Cam pi
ell
WfeT AI.HASV,
JRWyatt tSWI'urkbart
TKiaUTror iturttt.
Wukukak, In the iiiitlnt of u fuluen
and active life, our eetcemed and iiumt
dearly In lovetl brtdher Knight, Charle
It. Sjiencer, who, after a lingering eick
ncitu, wa on the morning of the 24th day
of May, DVJO, Pythian Period XXVII.
taken by death from our inidnt to appear
in the prewnce of the Supreme Judge of
the I niverre, to give account of hi
Hb'wardidiip and to receive the reward of
a faithful and well H-nt life in the aer
vice of hi lxrd ami Creator ; therefore,
in eoiiNideration of hi many virtue and
amiable ouahtie, be it
Ittfaolvutl, That by the death of our le
loved brother, Knight Spencer, a bright
utar ami valiant Knight of Laurel Lodge,
No. 7. Kiiitfl'tnof Pylhiaa.lia been taken
from um, and to tin it ia left to mourn the
irreparable loioi.
Rceolvcd, That thi community ha
loet a tiioet amiable, honorable and eati
inuldo citizen, hi many devoted friend
a genial ami nodal eoinpanion, and hi
liereft little daughter, mother ami muter,
a kind, indulgent ami loving father, eon
ami brother.
Hegolved, That in token of our mot
profound reepect to Ihe memory of our
beloved Knightly brother, w hom- memo
ry weahall ever delight tochenidi ami
revere, the ('untie Hall of laurel Ixxhie
lie appropriately draped in mourning lor
tlie jiertKl 01 tinny lttv.
Reaolved, That the bereft inother.little
daughter and aiter of our deceaoed Pv-
tliiuii brother have ouriuoetaincere eym
iathy in thi dark hour of nalneK, in the
IoriH of ao preciouH a jewel ; but we com
mend them to our Heavenly Father, re
memliering that all things work together
lor good to them that love (iod.
lU'MolvtHl, That a copy of thee rcnolu
tiong lie furniHhed to the family of our
deceaned Pythian brother. Cha. 11.
Sju ncer, and alno a copy be furniahed to
cb'.-ii ui our city puprrH lor puuiicaiion,
Gko. W. Wright, .
2. K. I'koi'bt,
tt. W. HcH'llrlTEIlI.EB,
Committee.
JIBV llT.
Following Is a list of Jurymen drawn for
the Circuit Court which convene In thi
cily June 23J, .
Albany, West A W Gordan, Geo II
Warren, Oliver Bushr.ell, Adam Settle
in Ire.
Albany .East S Shunp, MartMiller, II A
Stanr rd.J U HuRhe,J W Propst.
Brownsville R 11 Grover, A M Tern
pleton. Franklin Butte H Myer, Newton
Crabtree, Long John 1111 veu.
fialsey Caleb Grav, B Cummlrgs.
Harrikburg John 'Galne, E J Wlt
loimhby, Liberty John Power.
Lebanon U F Ulodgett.
Orleun Jo. Yate. Win. Sherer.
Rock Creek E A Horton.
Sweet Home O II Runell.
Santiam J A Richardson, J II Peery,
L Stringer.
Sclo J F Follia.
Shedd John W Pugh.
Waterloo J G Reed.Peter Lewi.
KB4S, EsTATK BAlEi.
J W Pugh toIsabelleMlchell.sacre
13 w 3 300
H Bryant to J B Fisher, lot 9. bl 1 1,
B' A to Albany 00
J S Antonelle to A Everett Ball, 25
feet front First St, bl 9 3350
Maggie Blackman to Wm A Frey,
lot 1, bl 1, B' A 75
Albany (Jem Assn to John Medin, 1
lot, cemetery 25
Anna M Houck to Mildred A Bur-
mektir, lots 15, 16, bl i.H's A.. 300
Total for year $1 ,609,63 a
During ten day six mortgage were re
corded. Total consideration, $6,600.
lion have a big stock to seleot from at J
FlPowelloiCo'
5 can Golden Star tomatoes for 60 eeuta
at 0 V syers, and all other, canned goods
cheap 'or cash. . , ,
m m m
IOO F. Albany Lodge No 4 hold It
regular meeting Wednesday evening of
each week.. Visiting brothers are cordially
nvited to attend. "
Minrira,
The reatilt nultn a mnlurltv of tlm oor-
pie, and wlmt'H the ottda If a few have tho
uynpepitln.
An exchange ueta lntn of crnmba out of
the remark: " WHll lieat'ein next time."
The tnnn who lives on "next times" soon
becomes a skeleton.
Homo one wants to know why It is that
in this rushing ngn when people are al
ways In ho in iu-Ii of a hurry the old gen
tlemen are always secured to count the
votes. Though tliev ito slow thev caiier-
ally go pretty sure.
Like mining stocks and town lots straw-
lierries fluctuate In price, and like the
Ignis fultius Ix'foro you know it they are
gone. We know a person who Is never so
well as during tho straw licrry season, a
fit time to take tho census.
Several Oregon cities have lieen telling
what their populations would be reckon
ing irom the nitiiiiK-r ol voles In the city
precincts. As the precincts go several
miles into the country the test is a very
poor ami ttiireiiaoie otic.
In 1888 the total vote in Kast and West
Albany was Hvt, This year the vote in
the same territory, now covered by four
precincts was iooo, showing an increase
of )tt votes, Indicating an increase in
Mipulatioii of about l3S",tt healthy show
ng.
Klectlott bills in Oregon seem uretty
large to some people; but in Kngland
they would be trilling affairs to the man
running for a scat in Parliament. There
with fewer to buy the price Is enormously
high. Men with proerty do not sell
tneir votes lor f.&o pieces.
Most men bad rather pay their way in
this world than not. One of the other
kind came to light on the Haleni exctir
sion. He Jumped on the boat.be thougl
unseen, without a ticket; but lie was
spotted, mid on returning was watched
and asked lor a ticket al the gang plank
Not having it be Itocked away and re
turned by some other conveyance. Com
tuent is not tiecesHnry In such a case
An Albany man who stooped at a Sa
lem hotel a few days ago over night, says
he was charged $1.50 for a lied. That
was pretty high even in a kigh hotel
ATJK CI UK AT 1.
A tire Bee 4 twees Tbrm.
Allttle after 3 o'clockFrlday morning
young man sleeping In the second dory
of the building adjoining Frank Mack 1
barber hop, smelt smoke coming up from
the khop, and baMlly Urclng discovered
that Ihe iiikide ol the ahop wa til flame.
An alarm wa given, and the citizen
turned out ctiitic. It looked a If the
previous fire, jut aero the ttreet, would
be repeated; but the fire company did the
brut work In It hutory, inotigit not ait
ed by the county candidate, aud saved
the aJjoinlng building by some splendid (
work. Mack barber kliop, lliougli, wa 1
entirety con.oincd, not a to el even bring
saved. !ll lo amounicu o yjoo, 1.0 in
urance. The building wa owned by
Ate. Montgomery and wa valued at $J$o.
It walnured In the Fanners Merchant
Insurance Co., of Albany.
I he tire wa the work ot an Incendiary,
and thcie I no doubt Sclo ha a fire bug.
A man wa heard jul previous to the lire
Initial vicinity, and there are some clr-
cuin.taiicc lo Indicate that c may be .
dcnlltied. The people there are confident
trie villain I 'he san.e one w ho caused the
other fire and nothing will be left undone
lo capture him.
Mr r rank Mack wa in tne cuy tins
morning, and ays the Indignation there I
great
TBI HIMktB.
P-ul la I r
SAi.rw. Or., June 7. Frtlghl train
coming north wrecked to day about three
fourth uf a mile south ol H I' pawenger
depot at this el'y. Two brakemen were
Injured, one pci'hap fatally. The wreck
wa cauM-d by running into a nana 01
hore while makimr a "riving switch".
The engine and a fw car kiruck the
horc but did not leave the track. Ti.e
remaining portion ol the train tun Into an
other tioisc andcaukcdthe wreck. Five or
Ix car arc one tna of dcbrl and It will
probably bctwodav before train can pa
thi point I-ttcal train will transfer mall
and rxprcand run to Poitlnrd thi after-
noo,i.
tealb el Hen Vfm t'jre.
Hon William Cyru. of Seio, died at
hi home in that tow n on Friday evening
at a quarter paat ten o'clock. Injring
the day he w a at work hoeing in the
gnrden, w hen he wa struck with paraly
se and noon Ucatnc uiieoiicioti aul
lingered in that elate until lie died. Mr
Cyru wa born of Knglifih ami Scotch
parent, in Granger county, Tenneawee,
011 the 17th day of Iierember, IMQ. lie
erowHtl the tdaiu to Orcimu in JK47 and
ha reeitled here ever itince. In ISCO he
wa ekcti-d a mate senator front Linn
county, and in lHTa he wa elected coun
ty eommitoner, 1h.Hi of which place
lie tilled to the eat infliction ol the iM-ople
of the county, lie wa married three
time. Hi lirxt wife was Mary A Dea-
kin, a native of Indiana. By her he bad
aeven girl and three boys, lligeeeond
wife wa Jano llrinco. by w bom he had
one daughter and two song. Hi third
wife wa Margaret II Chaiton, who sur
vive him. Mr Cyrus wait a devoted
tiicmttcr of the lluplUt church, a leading
granger, a inont exemplary and useful
man in his vicinity. He had many
I mucin but 110 enemica. He was a man
of strict public and private integrity and
wa a model man in tbe lieat sense of
that word. A larue circle of friends ex
tend their heartfelt syuiiiathy to the
family in thi their hour of sorrow and
bereavement.
Funeral services will take place to
morrow at Providence church at 11
o'elock.
(Boon 4-aiNTr.
June 4th, 18U0.
I herewith send you the result of the
election in this county as far as known
tin to dute, 1 o'clock a. ni. : Miller about
150 inaioritv: lVnnnver. SAO maturity :
Webb, 130 majority; Bonhain.lSO major
ity; lowiiBend, IM majority, county
ticket, a clean sweep from- 10 to 300 ma
jority lor the Democrats.
David Prine, well known throughout
Hiii'iirikn uBAakirt lies l. a Vf ! 1 In mol f a tmllaw
B njfWrfl4Al Y VIAU 11 IllftlllVVHV IVJ
died of eonstimption, at Mitchell, this
county, May 30th, 1800, aged 60 years.
lie wa the man lor whom this place was
named and has resided here for many
years.
THEY RATIFIED.
Lebanon, Or., June 6. Lebanon rati
fied the election of Pennoyer and the
coun'v ticket last night bv the firing
of anvils and music by the band. A large
crowd was in attendance.
Democrat.
VALUABLE PltOPEKTY.
s
The Cusick Addition to Albany ha
just been thrown on the market and will
be sold at such price and terms as will
enable the speculator to make good
money. Thi property lies just this side
of Goltra' Park; Is high and etghtly,
overlooking the city and surrounding
country. In the language of a FlrstH
street merchant, "That is destined to be
come the 'Bon-ton' residence portion of
the-clly." -
Wallace & Cusick, the agents for thi
property, have their own conveyance and
will be glad to show this, the best of all
additions, to the intending speculator.'
lieadlng Photographers Albany Oregon.
We have bought all the negatives made by
L W Clark and W II Oreeeweod up to Not
15th, 1889. Duplicates can be had from
hem Only of as at reduced rates. We hays
also about 18,000 negative made by our
selves, from which duplicates ean be had at
like rates. We carry the only fall line of
view of this state and du enlarged work at
lowest rates for first olaa work. We (halt be
pleased to see yon at onr Studio in From an'
block, next door to Masonio Temple.
I10MK AND A Bitot II
TIlVflADAY.
DO Hdhnll. of thi city, receiynt the con
tract for.buil linn the ltnon sonnol houe
A tebiuraeh nlliu-i is to be established at
Hodaville, the lim being extended tu that
oily for tht purpoNr,
Tina 1 not a evelone oountry and yet
Stewart A Ho hve already aold live 01 six
Complete MarailliU cyclone outlit.
There niut le a solid foundation niider
Albauv. for aftr tlrillinu alxmt rjj feet
down rn Albany driller find hi irmtruinent
refuse to (to farther.
11 K J iiiewav. the vouno man ntiluiiend to
the peiiit'tiitaary for oprming U a nint
Hliiom , In thU oojiiiy. lie oooti granreu rn
liberty after a er reoidi uoe tline,
A team belotiinng te Mr 1 lotan ran away
thi forenoon. Urtiin ner tea )k.io! iia r
ollice aud stopping near the Kt Chaile. tint
very much damage wa none.
Mt KC i'hdllis ha l lxt gotten nut the
annus! oataloue for the 'llrou Iustilute.
It ia a neat puce of typfxraplilca) work, ami
a well twak for that rxot limit ncliool,
At the reuular monthly meeting of l.h
Baletti Uuildliig and lian AeMiciatlon W.d-
neadbv muht fJIKt.l w lontd. Ol tea'.
sum 1'20 went for 72 trw.i tbV inti rot in od
vanoe and f.i.! lor 03 inoiitli". oaliin
Htatesman.
Mif lua UobertKiU end Annie Klinn ar.
rived laet evening from WaiUhur, Wish.,
where the former ha been teaching in the
Academy and the latter attenditiK notion!
there, having just graduated from the WaiU-
barg AcLderny.
Mr Fanning returned thi noou fiom her
trip Kaat cooinpnied by a nephew. She
tood the trip remarkably w l for 0110 old.
Her brother whom she accompanied K.i'.
wa eonslderably tired out by the trip.
Mr Geo U I'ipei. of the real eatate firm of
Piper, Lonway A Co., of Seattle, it in the
city nnaweuk'a vi.it George hr.e r tit-l
from the newspaper bii-in III brtl pr
To! h just st tied the'ji) llarlxir Ti'.if
with bnght prtwpeete ahead,
John D via and Tom Morri. of Hwfi-t
Home, paaaed through Lebanon tin week
with fourteen head of horaee, en route lo the
Seattle ntarket, which la reixted to be good
for thi claea of stock. Wo are infuimed
that they wilt engage in teaming at one of
the Sound tnwn. Frank Link went with
them Lebanon Kspres.
It A Ykar One year ago to-day Ktr
attl! great fire caTurred, ami now rhe in
a tiiuch larger city, with greater oikI
brigbU-r proejHft. A year work rium
erott thing eouietimeM.
K or V Elkctiok. Laurel Ixtde K
ol P last evening elected the following
ollicer for the ensuing term.
W A McClaln. C C.
W II Parkrr, V ti.
(J W W rlghi, Prelate.
Henry Clark, M A.
Sot.ntr.Hi. Three train lod of soldier
being transfcrcd from up the Columbia,
pakc- through Albany lal evening and
attracted some attention at the depot.
Tlie Idea that thet were being tranfered
lo flg'it the five Indian muiderer 1 a
mWlake probably. Some of the odiccr
were accompsnlcd by their famitie.
Rev II P W.bb, of Sellw.od. t in the
eity.
The total vote in the two Corralli pre
cincte wa 614 I
D P Thoiioii? oh. y,, the, is the came
of a steamer on the Columbia rive..
Tie Vote in S.p Crettk precioet, fro
the rivr, i &. f(.r lVr.nojrr, and 2 f.-r
D P Tin mpon.
Tho D-ady, democi stio candidate fur ss
aeewtr ol Clalap o uii', y, wa. in Imtj-five
battle doriuK lb ar. The P.Ooer put
hsbnetha lut
T. L. Snrll. recently of Klanuxn, Mich,
ia in thecily with hi family for the purpose
of locating. Mr. Knell . here w.rral
month ago "'looking arinr d."
T. E. Allen, left In -day f.r Wasl.ir.Kton, in
tbe interest of the Albany wire' wo'ks. Tbe
company at etna tog atrangi mrnt to maru
factore wool ttuttresarr, an importMit more
in their bosinewa.
Laat everdng a detachment of cavalry from
Fort Itidwell, Cal , airived in the city, with
a train of aix car load of hr.,, on their
way to Vanooaver aud remained iu the city
until thi morning
Several eompat 1 a of tioor, with kotne
Indian scout, are expected through Aliao
to-ciht ou th, ir way t Arinoni, o tight
the blood tl.itny J .diiii t.f that country
Iw Feitle.tr. man who ki hd Moru
Ldlard.on the Htj Ktk, !at Friday, went t.
Carvalh and Ke hininelf op to tho iirntT.
He will be cxauiined, but it 1. thought, will
Dot be held.
Pennoyrr's majority in Oremi will prob
ably be about GOOU Oth lal return atm t
generally inrreaee hi v u over that first
reported. Hermann' majority will be
about 8,000,
Well boring, rock-drilling, prixp e'ii'g.
First handled feet, ft wfM: S'-C'tid Inn -dred
feet. 5yl 23 per fiot;Ttuid hnti.li-d
fett, tl 60 per fool, etc Urv:l. c-ui- nt
grvtl, hrd r.vk. etc, fiom $1,23 t, $2
nrfoot. Without board. tte add .2.'jer
)t. Write to J It Jiahe, Albany Or.
Some enterptiain iudividudu at Newport
ar preparing to put up two huodrt-d t ent
to rent to seakide visitort thi ,aou. !'.
will be profitable for thu hotel acottmola
tion ar wholly iuadeouate during the in
evitable rn.h while hot wcath.r last in tl.
valley. Kx.
F's KxctksioS. Over two hundred
left for Salem on the Wm M Hong. A
beautiful day anI a nice crowd of people
ejioke for an enjoyable time. A game of
baseball was to be played in the after
noon bet ween the College 11 men of Ik-Hi
cities.
AILKIUT.
Tie Lila
Tbe Lila.
Jaa F Powell & Co.
Cusick' addition.
F. M. French keep railroad time.
Rook eandy drip at 0 E Brownell's.
Straw berrie. at J F Powell & CoV.
A new line of necktiea at E C Sear.'i
Novelties in parasols at S E Young,
Anti-wtjr:uff buttons at Will& Stark'
Ludlow' f3 hoe fouud only at E C
Searl's.
Great bargaina in watches a- Will &
Stark'a.
Choice canned', sweet potatoo at O E
Brownoir.
Prepsretl inaokrel, iu lib cans, nt V E
Brownell's.
Headquarters far garduu aeuds at C E
BrowneU'.
For artist' supplie go to Stauard. &
Cuiick's.
The latest sheet music, g discount.at Mr
Hymen's.
Don't fail to try the Homme A Lone uiaoos
at Mr Uyman's.
The largest atock of watches in the city at
Will & Stark'..
Delicious canned oranboraios at C. E
Brvwnell'a. I
Spring over eoatine at'Zaches & See. od-.
poaite PottofJioe.
Genuine Iowa lorchom on draught at C
E' BrowneU s.
Oranges. lemons, cherries, banana, at
JaFPowelt&Co.
Dressed ehickeua oonstantlv on hand at
J FPowelt A to.
Good evenincr Have vou ried Hubbarda
Elegant Lotien -
Have you aceu those parlor suits that T
Brink bas just received ? They are nice.
Spring jacket and beaded capes at re -
duoed price at Samuel E Young's,
Roast ooffee ground to order without extra
oharge at Kenton'a oaah grocery store.
Berr'es fresh every uiorning. Ordeis
promptly filled at J F Powell At Co.
No need to suffer with the headach when
Hubbard's Capsules will surelj cure you.
If you want a flue toilet or hath soup call
On Stanard A Cusick, City Drug Store.
The Foster senuine.hook glove Fosterina.
ia black and colored, at Samuel E Young'.
A dollar worth for ninety cents at Hub
bard's new drug store on Mondays aud Sat
urdays. Boy a lot in Cuaick's addition, the finest
suburban addition. Its location speaks for
itself.
Call st Will Link's mnsio store for the
very best pianos and organs, also book and
heet mnsio, &o. ' ,
Don's fail to call on Will & Stark and
prioe their large line tf ladles and geots
watch before yon buy.
Bargain every dav ia the week at If nh
bard'a oew drug store, and an extra ten off
on Monday and Saturday.
The Ifpinme A IvOhb idnno ia the hert
made piano lo stand the climate of the coaet.
Don t fail to gntone at Mrs Hyrnan's.
Inbdying carefully contdder yon have
t'ue larxeU trk and moat carefully stdtcttd
one when ye buy ikmIs of Powell t Co,
Genuine Msrtinat kid Klove. in all sixes
nil colors, atf)!l per pair nntil May Int.
hvery pair warranted, at G W Simproo s.
A lot in Cusick' adilition i better than
ten per cent, nr hotter than a lot in foreign
cilia where the tide cb and flow twioe in
twenty-four hour.
Thoe 'vMiinK fren dor and window
huld ckll on It B Vnnk, who will pot them
tnj'io.npiHn on short not.ee. Hhop on corner
of Senond and ,'Vrry rtreet.
da V I'owt I! ,V ('.
I'.uy jour Kii:r:rive ut Lmge'e,
l.i:e jt'iir i.rdi.r for lM&d at Au ltrio'.
Go to Auu l.iiij-!'a for jour atapbt dry
good. -
, .... ...
iinkn hm kin oi xupij iry eooii
ch'eptr than n or e.
1 110 Albany V onl. ii it-il wid pay 2(1 el
a i"unt 1 r il.
D 'k roiiin to id.!, f. ipiiiD of H N Kite!,
( 'loo. k hi,,; !;, Aiin.ny, Oregon,
When wanting the 1 t gro:iip i'l th';
mtki t u(, fe.,i,i;l lo prtirra tall t.n J V Poe
ll Co.
Sheriff t,'ri.ui,.iri. i.f Marion n not y munt
b a H.;ulr in.n rtrdlr4 i.f litiea, He
was rc -.lrt;id b maj"lO .
The t b ii'tti i;li'v ',n-( 1 tt evvniii)!
with a vi-ij, enj .vnlde fi.io.tioii, ftr a
iiece'ul trni I'm! Wright In. proven
hiiiii If a poi,,ltr iti-truc'i-r.
Theie wi I ne n MTvic to morrow at the
Unit,.! l'i. .i. t.-ii in (V.orrh. Tne cD;re
KOtid'i will ktt'ei d tli 'i,liii ( 'oimiience
in. lit fii:r, a: li pfra II toe.
FhiW'i'i i-ru I t i Le intead of
pniclia i.l al Wt.hiiiglft; and a cievtr
Ihiriot ri-irirly uk'i.f th'-n iie II i.'i at An
t.iU blt.-niooM lui.cn, at alive o'clock tea
nid at a did ric'fpt;nii 111 the eveuii.i.
A laive i.un.ber of our :lli.eus will gn on
tho tkcuniioii fron ('.. v!li and tin city to
(iateavilie, on July 4th. Train will Irave
Albany about 7 o'ocioek sol start vack at
4:.1I'.
A PicNtc. A big picnic wa held to
day at Wiley Hobnail' grove, by the
Granger of Linn county. The Ixba
11011 band pieced Ihrottgh the city for the
(trove loaded with iimwii: for tbeoeeaMion.
Tliew.- picnic are alwajM Ktieceioiful, and
thi one no doubt wa not an exception.
OH. IV li. DAVIS,
j Piiy3icir.n and Surgeon.
" tlltw no mUItm In strnotn'o
Way tie f.iiioil at hU olti us y ku I
Block.
nigiit.
Pianos.
Tho Htiliig a flrat cla Inn'.riiinf r t,
tbe ti a: u -ile 10 -ttand tb iMlmate of tb
Coael, can o a: lied .y a!!iog at Mr B
i: II vma-' oipi;.toj Ma.,n c Tem
pl. 011 First Hul. Tbe latn.1 vol and
iimtromerilai in'jsia kt-t f.ir el4,:no the
largo-it awrt:nnt of ktmp tin paitorne
to kolem Iroin till idoi 'Kiiaeo lAta
eon given In painting and err.hroldnrlng
In l'i-r atudio ovor L:un t"oanty Kink.
iHvt iir yonrordt-r a id y.u wlil be
pletaeud
To All Whoz It May Cousern.
The Cennania F t Insurance Co of
New Yoik, having re r,ured it ei:tire
eu.lne In the State of Oregon, said com
pany (having an deposit with the State
Treaurer, $50,000,) hereby f;ive nttk e of
t dU-ronttnuancc of biikinck In Ore
gon, and it intention ol withdraw ing ii
iepotit now with tiie Stale Trrakurer at
Jie expiration ot the six n.onth ptintcd
lollce r '.quired oy law
ItKMANf FlRK IXSVRAVCB Ct OK N. S'
Hugh Schumann, Vir Preideilt.
Dec : i S
F
VHM FOR S A LE. Two hnodrej
crK'l Kr. farm land ail in culti
vation, with er.-d two :ory hoiinf, pood
brrn and o'.'kt outhotiHen. I.k. water
for f n'tvan J hUvk. tJiKd rr an 1 ap
pie on-hard, well a itter tl da o
f ult. Wtj. make l-o r-'miI amali
farm situv I f j.r mil nmliwest of
Albany. Inquire at thia office.
to a. . m.at'hia-us.
CKO. W. WltllJHT,
3LAGH0URN & WRIGHT,
Attorn oys at. Lavz,
W,l: -sciice in al! the Courts cf the
Stat-.. P.ompt attuliou hivcu to at! S-.ri
n eutiusted to ou r erw.
Otiieo O !d Fell Jt Temple, A-bauy. Or
Mfc-st aUtr.k Qfiud S--T :ovt- ' the Val
lif. n l lh m i r; . 1 ;. . ' t both
in tmvitig a i l .t",liu. 1 have 0:1 baml
.ll i'l-J of
fu.?JiTU3c, sravEs, timwase,
CL15X3, C33SX-.1Y,
ETC., ET3.
f., ir wast of.S E Yumi;V oh More
l. eomifcB
123 First nlr.i. Albany, Or,
Conrad Mdver,
-PttoPKlliTJ
ST A 11 UAKBItY
Cnt-aer Broaialbin and First Sts.,
DEALKR IN
auiieil feu 1 1 ,
H"Te,
Orle.i FruiiM.
Tobacco,
lefler.
4'Miiue.l .IteattiK,
Qaeenswixre,
vegefuhleN,
Cigars.
9i'et,
Tea.
Cto.,
' ....el everything that la kf-pt In a geu
r. . variety and grocer? .ri. HiheM
ft rkst prlefl raid for
AIL KINDS Gf PRODUCE.
FRANCIS PFEIFFER.
PROPUIETOH OF -
Albany Soda Works.
j.nd Manciacturere of
3H0ICE CONFEDTIONESY,
A'e we stow prepared to ell at whole
a, alwaya freah and puie at Port lend
,jea ta dealer. We a'.in keep a ft: II
sf
lints ani Tropical Fruits,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
OR. G WATSON .IIASTQr.
Phyaician and Surgeoxi.
Office oppoatte the Driunerat.
J. N. DUNCAN." V.;
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NuTAKY
PUBLIC, ; '
lrofllee Iu StrVi ia's Bloo'i, No's.l
and 2.
ALBANY, OREGON.;
IVIHTflEYj
ii-iuier Ana Oonnsellcr At La?
. ND- - . ,
M &m Store.
PERCHEROH STALLIOH
TITUS, 5934.
" V' ,1,.,' .
Will rr eke the wiaon at Jefleraoti Mon
day and Trir-kdaysj , at Albany Wednea
dayaatid Thouaja ; at Ctvallia, Frl
daaiid Hal 11 r day a.
rtaCf.llTroN AKI) I'KlKIItKK,
p'f V :"foa 18N4-; linportwf 1850 by
11 11 rr.., li'oiher. of Polo, lliintde, bred
: 1 v M Oinl'oln.roininnneof La (Jaudalna,
! ant ui f No gtnt le-Kotroo, department
..1 Ku 1 d.i.ir: irt ry jsayaru B055
(I.K7); tarn CocoMisJKWa) by Cberl (4137)
mi of Kottine.
Itayard KV,t (087) s hf Narbonne 1334
(777) out of Itiaoite by Don Coeur d'Atn
111 v.
Narl-o.inn 13M (777) by P,rliant 1899
(75l) oct of Mdlon by Favor! 1 (711.)b
tv Vteux ctmtiii (7iS) out or iArnie ty
Vi'-ux Pierre (Hi ) n by Coot (712 )
IJill'irit 1M (7V1) by Cfci 11 (714) out
of Iiou by Mlna belonging to tbe
Frr-ncj (tovi rnment.
:jk 1 1 (711) lit Vie ox Ch In (713)out
X La Urii-e by Vlenx Pierre (3 )
Vie rex Cbamin (713) by Cco (71-0 out of
Poulbv Sanrll.
t,Uv il'i) by Mlicion (715) out of Pau
line byViwux (:w!o.
Miunon (715 by Jn le-Diane (739.)
Swi Jeii'..D',nc
Chert (4137) by titjou, belonging to M
rara'mi, oi't or r.:cuo, belonging to m
Debray
1KRMS.
To imure Mare In foal ....... ....... ... (20
For aeaacn . . ....f 15
Mingle aet vice, C O I .f 10
Pernon Inanrh.g tbetr mare and not
returning fa reitular aHO to the borne,
will be chanted an aeaaoo tnaiea. Persona
dbtfioa tz t their narea before tbey are
known to be with f.'ml.or removinx ibem
from the county wdl be charged for In
eurance. Property of
.F, (V. CivxkKio
SKEN DISEASES
AGGIE'S imBSiTjJIoiSOS Oil SEMEtf
It lilllBkll lnSammslb n &d Initelt:, .and lthi
rele ear ie-jr 4 Uicrobe and oUmC bit
ttnAlca.
rerer Price. 23 cents a Box
Wo have ihe Exclusive Control ot
o
I'frr.xrr- .I.. '- -J " -1
1c
And don't aag to eftr a prre to aes? 11
i. for L$ V BEST A0E. fecrf CoaAoM
QKE MD CUE HALF PCCS3S. .
SAMUEL E. YOUNG,
ALBANY. OREGON.
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c :
frerarlpUeDiOrataMst.
6 V
JMiTARnCLE?
emt ro
IlgOmfe couGHj
5? PATRICKS PILLS
ALBANY-OR.
Umm & EULBERT BSQS.,
Real Estate Agents
Farm and Ranches for sale.
Also city broirty in Albany
and Coryallia.
Revere House;
ALBANY, - . - OREGON
CHAS. PFEIFFER PROPRIETOR,
F'Uod un in first-clans style.' Tables
supplied with tbe beet in tbe market.
Nloe sleeping apartments. Sample room
tor cointneroial travelers,
t"f e Coach ta aad tree the Betel. "W
FortmiLef & frying.
-FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
ftoiuptlttaatian-First-olass Hs
CITY TAXES.-NotieeU hereby lvd
that Ihe tax roll of the city or A.i
banj, r.. for the year 1890, has been
plrcedin niy hands tor collection, and
that I will b e at tbe Council ct amber of
said ottv to ureire rd receipt for ih
the taxes ohargfd in said roll, lor tfl
Period of SO days frt m date of this notie
ah taxes remaining unprid at tfce expir
ation of tblrie ya thereafter will bsre
tinned " Oouncii oT the city
or Albany h, . ; 1, and oostsand
expenses lor collecting; such taxes be
added thereto. JOHN N HOFFMAN
, . 'City Mwrshal,
Dated it Albay, Or; this 10;h day of
May 1890. . -
Delmoaica Restaaranl,
CORNER FIRST AND ELLSWORTH STS,
The undersigned having pnrubaaed the .
oldJBermao Restaurant stand haa opened
under the above na ne a first-olass j-estau-Vant.
We are prepared to fnrnish meal
for partiea or dance on short notice. Oys
ter served in every style, eastern or coast;
all kinda of foh knowa iu the market.
Employ only tira-cla8 lelp, aod waiting '
will be prompt and courteous. Begular
meals 25 cts. Cotes of first-class quality S
nd a cup of coffee and cake at from 5 to IP'
ta. I am well kuewn In this city aod'
nest the tizu t giv me a call,
mam l-i --T ' t-- - 1 mym
5 s ifcmi
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