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FRIDAY AUGUST 1, 190
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LOCAL ItKCOlM)
Tub Excursionists, A Dkmochat
man and twenty or thirty oilier ettixena o(
Albany were at the depot Saturday even"
ing, at 7:4a, when the excursion train con J
vevlng the. "Noble of the Mystic Shrine
to San Francisco (topped at thl citv ten
minute for water, it wm the llvest, bent
nctuied crowd about ever seen ami the
time was erient dancing jigs and singing
popular tongs with a guitar eoi'oinps.nl
Tnent.onthe depot platform. The party
wm about evenly made up of men and
women, young and old. The men wore
their Turkish cap with the word "A!
Kader" on them, a well a the badge of
their office, and on the car In big letter
wat the word Mecca, except the last car,
which wa a l'orttand atta.hment,conuln
Ing Hon E B McKlroy and other promin
ent Masons. The 1'kmim.rat man had
the pleasured meetlnif I Ion George Wrt,
well-known New York Congressman
and editor of the New Yoik 1'rcs, also a
former friend of Hon Walt Mead, of thl
city. Went U a bunch of animation and
wa one of the llvest men In th crowd.
The train wa in charge of Conductor
Comer, who i making matters pleasant
for the party. At Salem '.hey wer fruit
ed In fine style, at Portland given a Mg re
ception, and one of the party remarked at
Helena given an ovation.
CaooK OorNTY. Harvest is In full
blast, anil farmer ar generally jubilant
over the return they aro gittiig fnr
their year's work.
J L I.uckey and family will leave
Trincville next Monday for their future
home in Salem.
Horace. Pillard returned last Friday
from Hunts, and ia now making prepara
tion to return thorp amm. lie t tn
to again take editorial charge of the Har
ney Valley Item.
The recent count made- ly the etncim
enumerator showed the tMiiiiilatioii of
Prineville to bo MO, and that of the nre
cinct to I KUa. Frineville baa no kick to
make an her population is fit II v as great
as anybody had estimated it to be.
About one o'clock hint Monday after
noon three stacks of hay, containing
alniut fifty 4111a, were destroyed on S K
Slayton's ptace, three miles Kve town.
Review.
Charley IUwitt. The wife of Chan II
Hewitt give a sketch of his life in the
Oregonian, making him out a pretty good
kind of a fellow, lie was lxrn in i'latt.--burg,
N. Y., Aug. 12th, IS."). Studied
law at Albany, N. Y and afterwards
came to Albany, Or., thence to Portland.
She rcfera to "Ids character as follows:
"He was of nervovs tcmpc-ratm nt, hi:li
strung and nuiek temp- red, but ijuiek
over it; and always forgiving. .s a
youth and young man he was tein mto,
only taking to the accursed cup w hen
overtaken bv care and family troubles of
early life. Mr Hew itt leave's a large cir
cle of loving friends, connections and rel
atives at the Fast, a hrotht r, I'ham-v S
Hewitt, of Little Hook, Ark., one sifter,
Mrs DeniU Rice, of I'oultncy, Vt., ibis
mother, Mrs A U Vail, of Fairhavcn.Vt.,
died some five years sinew,) and a young,
devotee! wife, w ho was u recent graduate
of the Willamette Medical College, and
one daughter by a former marriayc, now
in Oregon, to mourn his sail and tragic
death. I Sal gently with his faults, ami
him "that is without sin among you iirt
cast a stone." "
Tm Pionser t Pt.xf.ras. The ven
erable Lindsay Applegate. ..ho has been
'll during the past several ironlha, i well
again and walking atnmd. He mar we!!
be called the pioneer of pioneer, who led
the hosts of civilization to Oiegnn. Away
back in 1843 Lindsav Appleuair, with hi
two brotners, started the fiist emigrant
train for the land whose great rlvrrj-'lieard
no sound save it own d.ihiii;," and he
and G. W. Parker, are the only survivors,
of that historic ttain. News of the death
of Fremont, the "pathfinder, reaching the
old veteran the other day, his clear gray
eye lit up with remlnlsct-ncrs of the day's
when John C.Fremont won the in glorious
credit of having made th pathway which
the Applegates and their companions
brought into existence as e re ilt of their
effort to get over the Koekics. The
Applegates were the pathfinder-,, but Fre
mont, without a scruple ot conscience,
gobbled the credit. Klamath Star.
Ilia Team Dihafi-eahld. Morday
afternoon a fanner from near Millers
station was in the city with a couple
loads of wood, his son driving one ol the
teams. In the evening the farmer left
his teams near the Red Crown mill and
came up town on business, and protiably
to quench hia thirst. On returning he
found the wagon all right, but his horses
were gone and his son with the other
team had gone. He immediately thought
his team had been stolen and so reported
to the police, remaining over night in
the city to find out alxjut the matter.
It is probable the boy unhitched tlicin
ana iook mem home. nere were no
circumstances to show that they had
been stolen.
A Lively IUm.nu.sh Mektino. Tie
railroad commissioners arc in regular
session at the state house to-dav,"says
the Journal. There is no case up Is-fore
them and the only new business trans-
cateu is the sending out blanks to all the
street railway companies requiring them
to make an annual report of their finan
cial condition, the amount of rnd oper
ated and the kind of power used, w ith
sundry other answers. The law allows
the commissioners to inuiri; into the
condition of street railways, though it
has not been required of them before.
At th? Bay. Parties fron the Bay
report live times there. Reporters are en
joying themselves In a hug? manner, and
Albany ha It share of tin in. Hiding,
bathing, flirting, etc, Is the order. The ar
rival of the strainer Willamellr, Sunrixy
wat an occasion worth witnessing. The
steamer (imply followed a tug ar.d passed
over the bar a cadly a over a wave.
Camper find living at the bay remarkably
cheap. Newport ha some pleasant store
keeper to do business with and their
prices are down.
Cheek. A pension agent advertises in
a Lebanon paper that he "confers direct
ly with the commissioner ot pensions.
This !s first rate in it way, but It is a
lung way behind the firm which adver
tise that "John Raum, who will attend
to all business in Washington,' I the
on ef Mr Green B Raum, the commiss
ioner of penstons. Ex.
Fruits. Owing to a failure of theap
pie crop In New York and other promi
nent fruit states, tne price of dried appjfs
this fall promise to be higher than usual,
and good figure are sure to prevail, sav
a good authority at this city, on the sub
ject. Farmer should be careful about
selling to traveling speculators; but wait
until the market settles Itself, when local
dealers will give the best figures to be se
cured.
Som New Men. The Oregon Pacific
has a new Superintendent, Mr Stevenson
having retired. Mr Denham is the new
man, and he 1 from Florida. The road
also ha a new train dispatche.,at this city,
Mr Charles Clark. Mr Abbey, who has
filled the position so well for many year,
having retired. The Democrat will r.ot
attempt to give the "ins and outs" of these
change,and couidn 1 11 it desired.
Aw Annual Occorrs.nce. For many
years Mr William Peacock, of Clovcrdale,
has Drougni nis nrsi ripe watermelon to
the Democrat office, and the result is he
hasTiouriBhed and prosperity has shone on
him. This year he did likewise and tike
all hi melons the flavor is delicious
Hops. Hops are raising in good shape
thl lummer, and good price will prevail,
better than for aeveral year, and high
enough to create a satisfied expression on
the countenance of producer. Saturday
a hop man will be In the cltv who will
contract for hop at 17 cent per pound,
and advance 6 cent per pound for pick
Ing.
Linn's Population.- Supervisor Kelly
Inform u that the population of the
three principal agrirultmal counties In
the Willamette valley is as folio in
round number: Lane, 14,000; Linn,
R. It. Ri MOKfl. Thoso are the days o?
Oregon Pacific rumors, and it Is a quiet
day that dtcs not liavn a now one. "1
hear that the Southern Pacilic has got
hold of the O V," aava one man. "Yes,
where did you get that?" "Oh I I picked
it up." Sure enough. Another man
learns that the Union Pacific will get
the roan, and if It does will push con
struction with a vengeance, whereas the
S P would do nothing. Probably tho
nearest correct is that lMair and com
pany, of tho Chicago A Northwestern,
has secured a controlling interest in the
road, and it is stated that they have
nroliahly done so.or w ill lw able to do so
in a short time, ' It has been generally
understood for sometime that a game of
freereout was Wing played, and that as
soon as the game was finished the 5,
tXHt.OOO secured on bonds a year ago, and
sineo then in the hands of trustees,
would immediately 1h put Into the con
si ruction of the road. fh annual elec
tion, it Is prolmbly correctly stated, has
not yet been held. Isdng post (hiiici for
divers reasons, and indicates somethiitg.
Where there is so much, smoke there Is
of course some fire; but it would take a
prophet to get at the Uittom of the mat
ter. There is little doubt thatsometliing
is going to happen, ami that a certain
amount of work w ill be dono this fall,
how much is speculation, as well as
which rumor will materialize.
Sv to Siiovs Green Coffee, city cl.t
tihhin ; that sounds we I, and front all re
pot l m a merited honor.
Mr John Simeon ha secured control of
the St l.i warehouse and purpose using It
for the pur.e i f hunillin outs the pres
ent season.
Mr V I lluhbaid.the veteran California
hop man, with headquarter at Salem, ha
been trni saoilng business in this eiiy. He
made one offer of 1 7 j c.
The I.ih.inon Kxpres alludes to our
new rahn mines as In inn ''near l.el snon."
That i nil 1 li'.ht, hi oilier, hut tie mine
are eonsU, r .M neuter Sell than Lebanon
an I should he tefeired to a the pairt
ml. ten near Soio, all 'he same.
Few ci'los; of the importance of Sclo
can boal of n much irsi fenieiiire ocauty
a Is kt ctt upon our lli.iiouyli.'itu s every
Si nday fteinoon. It doesn't cost twentt
live cent a box. either. All that class
went to Alba. iv h swell the wimh
Pres. A K I'.Aitiov, the Ktnixxh voiun. man
riprcsentlsg blnisolf to le a SeatiV real
estate dealer, ho lie. Walla Walla
peop'e, "fe I Mit'01 g thieves," th.it is poker
sharp. In l 'd cl i, and wa relieved of
his surplus null Tl.l the H-v), pel.
Imp. .Ui. u he had no monev.to p.iv his
hi:i at Walla Wnl'a Pendleton K t.
The hero of the uhovc slseleh was In
Albany a mrnih or m aijo, seliiug Seattle
tors, 01 lv ilispissi.ig of one, on which he
rece.vrd a Mtiall advance pan:ent. We
are Informed th.il no deed ha been recelv.
ed for it; hut do nut kno.v an thing a In. ut
the 1 htratter of Hilton ft cm li .Ihanv
reco'd. v1- hi'e here he murdered lawn
tenuis uini'; ?li:it is the only mean thing
C know ahout him
I r It s N. I It dawned iijtn the Ore
goni.ots that the tk id I .king Unit cen
sus wa ;H-rformvd !y then -elves, and if it
was done in a !erpy w the fault may
possibly have lain in the sVepine cd the
H-..ple from whom were ie:ted the nun
who took the cei:c. Live enutreraiors
and skjh r i-M ni c (unl amoni; a live
people, and that's what the mutter with
the Oregon cn.u. - Spokane Review.
Vurh ohlivjfd for the compliment to
Ali'i'.s. 1 1n rr arc no buzzards on ti", u
on our ct i.mis t.ikf-r "I be huiards Hew
ni.'ili over Sab in and Portland.
ONi VkkMI S OK I J. Wid I) Jtftkill,
tiotter in nrwpi'per hart.. ., was at the
head of the eii-ns'enutnera'ioti in Vah
inuton.ai'd his -talc his n i iht to hi- p'oixi
of his work, sav the I'or.land Mereury.
He surpiised the nati e bv the mountain
of figure lie riled up. The census ol
Oregon wa laker, by a lot of back inctn
her corps, and the native have i!o twen
surprised -bv tht-grave-vard populaiionof
the stale. There i a heap of d fferrnce
between the ani i.atc and the Itumiil.lte
census-takers,
Fko.m Gstcs Hasin. Mr. Richard
Fox.atrived t'i the citv Monday from Green
Hasin, bringing with him a couplw picture.
one of his mountain residence, wiih hint
self in the foreground, the other of some
of the grand o'd trees in that Cuunlry;
both taken bv Daisy Moore, the Green
Basin saw mill started up Monday. It will
have a capacity of eight or ten thousand
feet per day, and has some of the finest
timbei Inlheworlc to work on. S. W.
Reece, R. N. Moore and family, are the
Albany people now located there.
A Si'Ecri.ATivK Woklij. It is stated
that active work will noon be resumed up
on tlie Oregon Pacific's road, which is now
climbing the Cascade mountains, says the
i.oluii.bi.in. 1 Id. road w. II come 10
toiia within five year and will make one j
of the most popular mi road on ibis coast,
by reason of its magnificent scenic attract
ions. It wi'.i also lc a very orofitab e line,
tapping the lich valleys of Oregon and
terminating at the finest harbor in the
world, which I also the American port'
nearent to the Orient,
Quite a P.oiiiiekv. Mis Kev. Han
leiter has returned from a visit to Staylon,
where she was unfoi lunate in meeting
with quite 1 oss by robbery. Sunday she
went to chur;n with Mr W B Adams fam
ihr, wiih whom she wa visiting. While
gone a robber entered the house and stole
in money and Sito worth of jewelry
belonging to Mrs Hanleiler, beside other
ardcles cf less va'ue. No clue w ac secured
as to who committed th act.
Evi KmkkbdOlt. .Vond'.y after
noon Mr. John !!res!er, section band on
the Southern I acilic, nt llalsry, was
driving a pfl.t ,' h-n a glan- lug blow threw
it direct !v 1 It his eve. Mirrahv
gouging ih. f e 1 out. Dr. Maston, S
I' surgeon, t. n.Utaphed for and went
up on the rvciilng train funding the unfnr
tunate man suffering great pain, Vnd did
ifll that he could to alleviate the ame
The eye, though, was a complete ruii .
P.o.vm ok Tkadk. A special meeting
of the I5oarl of Trade was held this fore
noon to consider the matter of securing
a re-enumeration of Oregon. On mo
tion the secretary was directed to wire
our representatives at Washington to use
their bent fliorts to secure a re-enumeration.
Albany has no kick lo make. In
fact the work was generally prcttr well
done in this county, but take the state
at large and undoubtedly the census does
not begin to do the state justice.
Salem's B Si L A. - The directors of
Salem Building and Loan association met
at the office of the Union Title Abstract
company In the Bush and Brey block last
evening and loaned $800 at seventy-two
months, interest in advance and $500 at
sixty-seven months, interest in advance.
There were some $600 left over, but there
was no bidder for it, so it was carried-over
to the next meeting, the first Monday in
September. Statesman.
Boat Riding. Mr Clyde Patterson, ac
enmnanied bv a nartv of vouna friends.
arrived here yesterday aiternoon from
his home in Eugene, having sailed down
the river in a boat of his own building,
, -- - v .11 .
which he calls "Pat." The party found
the Willamette somewhat rough sailing
in its present stage, between Harrisburg
and Albany, but they made the trip all
right, Salem journal.
Rats. The Democrat is under obliga-
a ! A A T CaaI 4Yia nof 1 inn sitMinr.
IrlUIlB W JXm IDnif ItlJU lUDVll.ltj
mer, for a basin of young rats.not old
enough to stir, not even their eyes being
ooen. Now. we truess Salem papers will
never again refer to Albany as the little
sister city. We dislike very tuucii
though, to rob Seal of his supper.
A Good Thresher. The threshing
machine owned by Hammock & Wilson
near Lebanon, of the Advance stylo of
machine is a dandv. The other day Geo
W Taylor feeding, it threshed 226 bush
els in 84 minutes. This is hard to beat.
Wall Papeb. I have just received
roui the cut a lar3 invoiccof wall pa
cer, borders, decorations, etc., including
the plain ingrains which aro becoming
very popular. These goods are better
styles and cheaper than ever before,
Samuel E Youno.
Will Lcave 'tiie Strkkt. Dellverv
wa ons will l"ave ths strest In the fore
noon on lirt trip at 80'cloc k, sharp: ec
nd trip at IO o'clock ; third trip at 11:1
1
o'clr k. Albany Delivery Co.
Best roast eoflee in the city Conrad
Tut Spokane- Exposition. The follow
ing prises have been offered by this ex
position :
100 in gold, to the farmer who har
vests the largest vlold of oats on any one
acre. UK) in gold for the lcst yield of
barley on any one acre.
With these iiddilioimt urUes tho not
unimportant sum of fHHKt has Ucu con
tributed to te eontcsiea tor among, ine
farmers. The prixea are distributed as
follows: ,
Best acre of wheat. fW
Best UK) acres of wheat, 2(H)
Best aere of barley, - - 100
Best acre of oats. - -100
Beat collection of minerals, 300
Kvery farmer w ho cultivates his land
should enter tho contest. There is no
charge for entry, and it w ill cost them
nothing to take part in the contest. No
tify J ll Townsend, of this city, In order
that the proper record can Ihj made.
CoavAt.i.ts. Mrs. Carl l.udcrman, her
two children and Mis Ada Wallace, of
Baker Cltv, arrived here yesterday, and
are the guests ot Mr. II B William ion.
We know of n. cases of l.t grippe In
town, but we do know of alniut tsts'ioo
ten penny 11 ills that have lost their grip on
the sldcw'alk and are standi 11 if up like quills
on an enraged porcupine. Who will s'rlke
the first blow.
The Second jury trial of Chas. Reed for
cruelty to animal In Justice Carlisle's
court last week resulted In Id acquittal,
ll was all a mlsrake, Charley treated hi
cayttse with all due respect and affection
and the county's exchequer I the only
thing that bn been Injured. Time.
Trsrhrra KxamtaatlaM.
Notice is hereby given that the regular
public examination of teachers for Linn
county will take place lit Albany, com
mencing at I o'clock, on Wednesday,
August 27th, lS'.H). All teachers th'siriug
examination will please l present at
the tiegiiitiitig. Teachers desiring state
certificates should present their receom
Herniations from district txmrd at the
above time. ti. F. Id sski.i.,
k County Sclusd Stipl.
St i.riiihKii (ikaI'1'ai.i.v. One O P man
seems to le .solid w ith the Co. lie is
the subject
sketch :
of the following social
A novel
surprise was given Sir l- C'
I ruiavj
Is iitg the -iOth anniversary of his birtlt
day. The guests assembled individually
as though simply making a call ; hyNiJlO
all had arrived." He could not windcr
staud why so many of his friends select
ed the same evening to call, until Mr
lit gers arose- and called Mr 1 login to the
chair. When he ciiuiu forward he was
presented with a line othec swivel chair.
Corvallis Times.
at J. i. rti it. i 40-
Fh
orange.
F.jiU Ito-e and other petntocs,
C'oklc and cri ktrs,
Piled fruits.
Fresh gaiden products,
All kinds canned goods,
Oa'mcal, corn meal, lionr, etc.,
I h kit, lel.shc, etc. '
Kvcrvlhlng found anywbeie.
Jwsl Mrrrltetl
Watermelons,
Gtape.
Kgg plant.
Peaches,
I'luills,
Cabbage,
'ucumlM-r,
Scjuash,
Peppers,
M usktneluns.
Sweet potatoes,
Tomatoes,
Lemons,
lilac klnl lies.
String bean-,
'I iirmps,
Apple.
tiarilc.
Call raily Aiul secure the best.
Mui.i.iR A GAi arrr.
Oi k Poet xation.--Business is often an
imlication of the opti!atioti of a city.
Julgii:g from the mnuber who rush into
Conn A Ilchdricsoit'a for groceries Al
bany is the largest citv in the valleyY
This linn keeps a first-class stK-k of gro
ceries and fresh produce, a fact generally
appreciate.! by a large trade. For ber
ries, lruits, vegetables, canned gisls, to
bacco, crockery ware, etc., call on them
and get bargains.
Hlum's-i ' imported st-vlii.m Clanid
6075, Titus (.VJ34.) ciobs fwund st Tn e
Hi o stahir, (Miktu,!!' ..I I st.t',).ht b
wtl. n il. Inn-.ird l.tjitil.-r 'l mares t n
the mi-, sun.
New embu.Ueiies, flouncing, lace
flouncing in-o'ton and silk, black and
cream. Lace in imitation point, also new
designs in b:c ...o white lace, Including
Vandyr.k and Eifel Tower. New ruching.
S vMi r.i E Yovno.
Fixa Disi-lav The finest display of
fresh frulis and vcgclfibles can lie seen at
Mueller A: (Barrett's. Don't fail to read
over their list and p ace an order.
Wastmi. The undersigned detlrcs to
purchase the usual amount of baled hay
and cats for I.I- barn in this city. Vhosr
having either or both to sell should call
on ine at once. L, Skndkrs.
Gan.vr .'Ji-Aftiiirta. G W Simpson
ha made a great slaughter In price on
ad summer good to close ihtn out
ttatnely :
Lawns tint we sold for uj 15 if, 16
reduced to S cents. All wool challir thul
we -old for 20 25 30 reduced to 15 cent.
CfUiiies that we sold for 10 12 ($ l(t$
reduced to 7 cents.
SattccnsMuit we no!d fur lfj'i 20 30
reduced to 15 ces'.
And a general reduction on all summer
gondii. Look at display and prices in the
window
G. W. Simpson.
Myers force pumps are the bast,
at Smith &Sc:-ider's.
Call and Settle. Those knowing
themselves indebted to the old firm of
Kraiisse ei Klein, will please call and set
t'e at once.
La oiks Sumvikk Biaousea the late
n ivjp.t :. j 1 it r ;e ?! v.; 1 fr;n tui.inf ict-
sum b y ex pro .
Hamui l E Youno
Quite Aktommiing. Probably the
argest and finest line of fruits, vegetable,
etc , ever brought to Albbny, may be seen
at I r Powell & Co., just In from Califor
ifa. r or peache, apricots, pineapple,
bci rles, etc. Ca.l on them.
A Bio VABiKrif'. It is always a priv
lege to have a big stock to select from
J F Powell & Co always have on hand
the largest variety ol iruits ana vegeta'
blcs of any establishment in the city, a
tact easily learned by inspection.
Ahead of Time. The freshest and best
groceries and fruits in t!;c market at Jag
F Powell Co's.
Get vour canned trooda at Jag F Powell
ac Co's.
Jag F Powell & Co lead in the grocery
business.
Jas F Powell & Co are rushed with busi
ness because they have the goods and give
oargains.
- . . ...
Argana, uariana, superior and
iflonarth Ranges, cheap, Smith &
Senders.
Muhlin UimmKwicAB. In great variety
m styles at bottom prices.
Samuel E Young
Von hsvft s tig stock to lelect from at J
F Pit" nil H Oo' -
Wanted. 200 cords of body red fir
wood at the Albany Woolen Mills. Call
at the Mills for particulars.
Furnished room to rent,
C Dubrtiille, f.yoa St.
loqnire of Mr
Comets, Corsets.
We make a specialty of ladle and misses
fine rornets and waists. We also have a
drive In a French satlne C9rset at 75 cent
Kxtra good value. ' . .
' , Samuf.l E Young.
J VV Bbotiey. best boot aod shoe maker ia
city, opooaito Fort miller & Irying'e
MISflTS.
Those who cannot go to the seaside can
stay at home and enjoy some magnificent
seaside evenings.
There are plentv ( pconie in Albany
who do not mind In lug called sinner In a
general way by the minister, hut let any
one particularise and there will be a row.
A woman In Mlsrnurl had her husband'
name put down on the census emimera
tor' report a lunatic because he had
sold out two years ao and left Kanias.
In Oregon they had them put down that
way w hen they had gone to Salem,
S V R Jones, the Mat Ion count v farmer
bilked out of $5000,1 pictured In the
Mercury; and If the old codger look any
thing at all a MercurHd, he can be bilked
most any day paiih ulai ly by a woman.
Schoharie, N Y. has, according to the
last census, about 4,000 less people than
she had forty years ayo. It Schoharie Is
anything at all like Salem we would hate
to reside within a thousand miles of It, and
If Purler doesn't get the "Old Harry "from
Schoharie we ml our guns
A good deat of Salem capital is being
invested nt Astoria, Portland suburbs
and other highly advertiso I and equally
remote regions, says an exchange that
has very properly heretofore I masted of
its K'ing spent for home improvement.
The editor of tho Astorlan calls the
editors of the Columbian, the things,
reckless villains. unprincipled whelps,
reptiles, champion idiots ami snakes.
F.vcn the newspajicrs sometimes run
things into politics and get ersmial.
It doesn't take many miles of travel
for a rumor to work itself into a fact. The
Astorian says: The Albany Herald re
ports that the work of extending the
Oregon Pacific road cast ward will U com
menced in a few days.
"Give inc a toboggan," he said to the
barman.
"W bat do vou mean?"
"Why, whiskey, ot course. There's
nothing like it when a man's going down
hill U make the descent lively."
The late Wbt Dexter, of Chltaiso. once
made a remark that It had been the am
bition of hi life to kill fifty mallard ducks
in one day, and that be had spent $ 1,000
trying to do It. lie eveniurlly succrev'cd,
md at his death be bad a record of one
hundred and twenty five ducks day.
I'M we believe equals lite palmiest record
of Nick Shrengcr, or any of the Albany
Hunter; here, though, It doc-n tcosl iv
000 to learn.
She woie a sal'or bat I should i.ot
have minded that, 1 or hrr lent leather
shoe or gal'eretle; but 1 saw hrr on
ItroadalUn only ju t the othir dav, and I
thought it was tor hi.nher that I met.
For she had a tlaniu I shirt and, what most
my fcrlhtgs butt, a plcca.l.ly collar and a
lie. a doub!e-breie.l sjtckwhlitwo but
ton on the back, and a bhiomlng Kngllsh
eveglass in her eye! Ar.d the lesutl was
that he bioke the engagement.
John Harris, the largest man in Illinois,
died Saturday night, July It'th, at his
home near Tuscola, lie was 70 years of
age.attd hi weight for tuaiiv years past
has been Is-twcen IKIO and 7iJ jouud.
A big man indeed; yet we know small
men who feel and act bigger than that,
men whom it would take smile tate line
to girth, if you had to go a round their
feelings.
In isso the total vote In Fast rn Ore
gon was K.M'J and thn population was
39.0tsj.the ratio U-mk' OT to I. Now the
numU-r of voters in 2i',iltM, according to
the last election, and the population ia
kMVcil as 4 1, OHO, the ratio l tliif 3.4U to I.
Whereas it should be aUnit ft to I, as
then; are proMirt innately many more
families there than ten years ago. Tim
ttopiilutioii U prolbly luo.ooo. This
shows thatsometliing is wrung in the
matter.
The Chinese are the most skillful In
ventors In the world, and it Is not surpris
ing that Wun Lung has" succeeded in per
fecting a device that at one jerk of the
string will outswear a regiment of lloang
Ho fist-boat mates. Chinese oaths sound
very much as If made by machinery, and
so Wun Lung expert. 1 ted very lltlfe diff
iculty in imitating them by a mechan
ical device. A complrte swearing tna
chh.c cons'sts of six cylinders, each con
taining a complex swearer, and all worked
by a string, after the fashion of a praying
machine. By pulling the atnng once a
man could wear more copiously than he
could by a week' bard work in the old
way.
A Mall Kirk.
NaweogT, Or., Aug. 4th, 18110.
Editor $ Democrat;
I desire permission to eater my solemn
protest against the miserable mail facili-
ics afforded iieople who come here on
their summer outings. 1 hilly papers
from Albany are more irregular and un
certain than the pledges of (loliticlans.
Out of seven consecutive Haii.t Hkmo
chat's but three have ever reached me.
"eoplo here generally attribute this mis
carriage to the Newport postmaster,
thers sav the clerk on the train is to
blame. To the writer, the blame seems
to be with the postmaster at Newport. If
the matter is not righted a loud and pro-
longcn protest w 111 iw heard from the
visitors on the bay. A word to the wise
is (or ought to lie) sufficient. Camckk.
Frearh Tansy Wafer
These wafers are a sure and safe specific
for all kinds of female trouble and will
remove all obstruction to the monthly
periods, no matter what the cause. They
re just what every woman needs, and
can be used with safety. For tale by the
Livingstone Chemical Co., also from our
sole agent, J A Cummlng, druggist, Blum
berg block, A Ibany, Oregon.
New Hlackkmitii fiiun-. G V Willi
ha just completed his blacksmith shop at
the corner of Hecond and Kallroad street
where all kinds of Iron and wood work
can be had and done in first class order
Bring on-your plows, wagor.s, etc., etc.
for repairs.
PAISLEY & FISH. JOBPhTnTE RS,
ALBANY.
Oul Yk. Call at J II Douglas' con
fectionary atore for choice ice cream, 10
cents a dial), milk nliake, Scents, and
everything elne equally cheap, lirst
ireet, oppomie kusu House.
Pababowi. I have iuat received a new
invoice ol 1'arasolH.
Samuel E Young.
Warm Wbathbk. A fine stock of re
friglators auu .v cicatn freezer may be
seen at Stewart & Sox'. Nothing like
tnem tor ine nouse. .
It ia worth $125 net profit to an Eastern
Oregon federul otlicli to btius an Indian
thaiged with sell.nj l.qunr to Portland to
have Judge JJeadv line tlie InUiatr IU aad
tell him not to do to any more. Rightly
worked, it is a great renerne.
Letter Met.
Following is the lUt of letter remaining
in tb Post Office. Al any, Lido county, Ore.
Ron, Aligns in, ibiaj. rersons oainog ior
these letter most ptva the date on which
they were ad vertuod 1
Ayers, MiLnn
Bratton, Miss Iua
BaskirR, EB
Craft, ChaJe
Cox, A B
Case, Arthnt
Douglas', Mrs A A
Flory.Miss Fena F
Hesa, H nry
llssbol.Miss Faiildj
Jackey, A J
McDcune,Mis Joel .
Msroeiuia, A
Parent, John
Reiner, Ms ry B
Avery, Fill
Brown. Wm H
Kuskirk. Mrs Snrah L
Conkle.Mr ME
Calhono, Hjnry
Clark, JW
Festu. W M
Oriy, Mr A A
Heyne, Adam
llaynes, Wm A
Uabo, 13
Mrphy, Mark
Isewton, F J
Rfycolda, Mr E V
Stetro, Miss E M
Tsyk.r, John M
Wallace, W R
Woodward, W F
R. Thompson, P. M.
Homers, John M
Taylor, Frank
Williams, Goo H
A nooTHie ArraiR,
Killed.
BjaatmjaBa
Last Tuosday quite a ripple of excite
ment was caused at Lolmtion over a fam
ily airalr. Tho day Indoro Isaac Hants,
and his wife had separated, Mrs Hants
going to her father's, Mr William's. Mr
Bantu, tinned with a revolver, went
there at the time mentioned and asked
for Ids wife. Upon K'ing refused tho
privilege of arcing her he tried to force
his way Into tho house, when Mr Wll
lia;us and s son secured a shot gun and
each II red at Ban la several times, one
shot taking slight effect In Bantn's hand.
Hants shot once with his revolver hut
failed to hit anyone, llo then lied. A
warrant was Issued fnr him. but nothing
w as ddn then. This morning Bants was
gone. Young Williams came to Albany
to get an olllcer to secure his arrest, hut
he has not yet lmen captured.
The farmers ore all husv threshlng.hut
as this is a year that crops are Unlit It
will not la necessary for me to report the
yield in full. A Y Smith gives mo the
followlrrg figures. Mr HABamfordofr
20 acres threshed Md bushels of wheat,
an average of 424 per acre. MrHavid
Shearer's w hole crop averaged 40 bushels.
These crops were Istth fall w heat, White
winter variety. Mr It, two yeaia ago
raised the same number of bushels on
the same laud. This Is the result of sum
mer fallowing, however Mr . is a tlrst
class farmer and dors no half way work.
Mr A D Gray, of Portland, spent Salt
bath here.
Mr Al Swartx and family, ot Crook
county, are visiting at Wm Morgan's.
Mr Joseph Medi an and wife, of Camp
Creek, Ijiuo county, are visiting at the
residence of Charles Paulson's. Mr M.
is an old settler of Oregon.
Mrs lrr V Smith and family, of Tacw
tiut, are visiting their parent and other
relatives here.
Mr Keth Hullsurt, of Benton county, at
tended the Y P C I'. Sabbath evening.
Come again, Mr II.
ljrri.it Itosa Ben.
naovt sbillk.
Items are scarce this week, and with
your iiermisslon I will rcirsluce a re
ceipt for killing aphis or apple tree lice.
This was published In the I'kmockat and
your correspondent has tried it and found
It to In) uimmI. Take two and one-half
gallons of water, add one-half pint of
coal oil, one-half lb. Isirax soap, rook
thoroughly ami when cold apply this to
he affected parts of the tree and you
have no more lice.
Mr Wm Ihinn will soon U-gin the erec
tion of a dwelling in the llausman addi
tion. Ballard Tvcer. Frank Jack ami lames
Smith returned the first of last week
from a few days hunt in the mountains,
having killed two nice elk and one deer.
Your correspondent hams that Bert
Wlllson ami Mis Anna Moore were mar
ried in the parlors of the Uevcre House,
of your city, on last Saturday, Kev 0
SjH-rry otliciating, all of this place.
We learn from Mr Millard Stone, who
rei-ently came dow n from Vaeo county,
that grain, grass and thing in general
loo well in that part of the country.
Threshing is in full sway ami all are
busy. Town is quiet but will soon take
on s different air.
The cottage in the Galbraith addition
w ill be finished this week and w ill Is? oc
cupied by two families,
Kev Waldron, lute of II illljrotigh, ac
companied by hia six year old son, also
Kev I.indslcy, are holding ineetings in
the Baptifl Church, of this place. The
little ly dis s the playing on the organ,
which is well iloue.coiisideriiig his age.
I'd I'.vans while acting as road, super
visor ran tell other men how to drive,
but w hen he goes to the saw mill he w ilt
sometime let bis own team get away
from him ami kinsk down the jorcli
posts of the hotel, a he did on last Thurs
day. K L Power, formerly of Allmny, but
lute of lialsey, has Uiught out the har
ness business of i M Howe, of this place.
Tub Hakvkst. Krtorts from tho har
vest fields are good ours. The general
yields, particularly on Allwny prairie, are
large.
Niinrod Price's fall wheat averaged 30
bushels. One large field produced a
record of 40 bushels per acre.
Saturday Wallace A Wallace, with a 3-2
inch Advance thresher, threshed !Mii8
bushels, and moved once, a fine record.
Alt was wheat but 81 bushels.
TEwrEatAMK Lt4
KJItsst by Altatity W, C T. V
1 1 11 run 'a large Wwery In Smth Pako
ta will, it ia ail,l converted into a U-tt
augar factory. .
The rvtail liitior traffic ia now pndi Hi
lled in aeventy-nine tnuuicipalitieaof tbo
1'rovince of Manitoba.
It ia ctitiiiiatrd that in ninety per rent
bf all caws coming before the police jua
ticea of New York City, the fault way lo
traced to tho ttm of liitoxicauta.
General Minder Workman 1'owderly
aaya: "One liogsbeatl of whisky in the
city of New York, jtidictnuidy placed, may
make or unmake a president."
Out of forly-fotir ablernien elected at
the municipal election in Chicago, furty
to were officially endoraed by the exe
cutive hoard of the tint diat'rict liiiuor
dealers' protective aawM-ialion.
It la aignificant that in anticipation of
the labor deiuonntrationa on the Drat of
Mav. all Tumor talcmna in Berlin were
ordered cloned tliatdayanda,trongguard8.
were to stand at the entrance
The Reading railroad company ban Im-
atied an order absolutely prohibiting its
employes from using intoxicating liquor
ii-.- I . . I . .; i...
v mm tm tiuiy, nun liiHiructing iih Biter
ntendents everywhere to give preference
to total almtaincrs.
Pacific Express.
The work of tho WCTU In Oregon
pitta to shame the common assertion that
the organization neglects to care tor
children. This state union, with an ac
tive membership of one thousand, has
secured the introduction of scientific
temperance teaching in the public schools,
established a large.humher of kindergar
tens, founded a Rescue Home for erring
little ones and a baby borne lor mother
less castaways, and procured a law mak
ing a kindergarten annex to ine public
school possible in every town of more
than live hundred inhabitants.
Sherman county. Oregon, is the only
one in the state without a saloon. The
exception is tho result of an appalling
occurrence and a young woman's courage.
A saloon-keeper's son. a uov 01 niteen.
lost his life by falling from a high bluff
while intoxicated, ine young woman,
Miss Mntririe Eaton, would not allow the
truth to be suppressed, but made sure
that everv voter in the county was in
formed of the cause of the accident. The
result was that the discomfited saloonist
failed to obtain a renewal of iua license,
rieased tu flail Remedy so Reliable,
Dr HoMen: Mv children are often tnubltd
with coughs and ooida. After trying a var.
ietv of couah remediea without good effeot.
I tried your Ethereal Cough Syrup,- Ism
pleased to find a ramedy ro reliable.
- - n . 11 . I
J1BNEY C-8BHS.CK, DIOOKIOn.
I.&rce s io $1, small 60 conta. Foriala
by J A Cummiog, druist.
HORN.
CONNER. To the wife of Mr Ben
Conner, near Millera. August 4th, a eon
weieht 8 pounds. All doing well, esppc
ially Ben whose face is twice as broad as
it is long.
LaFALLETT. On Sunday, Aug. Sid
1890, nesr Wells Station, to the wife of
Chai. F. Lafaliett a son. All doing well
1)1 H.
SEDGWICK On Monday morning
August 4th, 1890. at his home, across the
river, Ur. luiwara 1. ceagwicK, agea 57
years, 3 montl a and 5 day. Dr, . edg
wick came to Albany about a year ago
fiom Minnesota, but was previously of
Wheaton, Id, He was a man of excellent
character ; but being of feeble health had
not done much at his profession here.
HOMK AMU AKB04D.
OKDAV,
Mr Lnrenr.j Bass wst tu the IU) to nay.
Ths population uf Prinev.lls I CD') by ths
reosnt omiisim
Mr (ii-rol.nT, tie Matin DvK nlAtnri,
ha turn In tlie eiiv.
Mr V Kt-s'er, t f thl county, returned tl U
noun from a trip to Ysipiina Hay.
Mis Vesta M tn ha returned lunuv
from Ssversl wsek visit in Htilco mi,
Washington, llis uutt of l)r Hmlpulh.
Tli Soin Press sa, s tho Culestul fiiiiud
lianitlng to lht t Muukurs a wiwk ago
wa murdered and did tint commit sviuids.
Astnrla claims thn credit of having tUi
banner A O U VV Iim! of ths world . The
membership Is 400, ar.d it costs f 10 60 to Jma
II MuConanll and family leave to mot row
for Toinlo, where tlisyrxpnot to rosiils for
about thres months. l hsy have a rcidnce
thsr.
Ad organ and plsuo tuuur was arrested
this afternoon for being druuk sod disorder
ly and wa st to tuniiigJtbsralaluNise, w hich
is vary much out i f tun.
Mr Kainwatsi', a pi'inr-r ef '47. f lying
doi(rmiy ill st hu h i nn njro.s the nvur.
Mr Ashhy Pvaros, ho rros-ml tli? Isins
with Mr It duwatar is sU.iiil.
Mr J A Cuit rtt'i.K hits ju t rccivel nnw of
ths hi.rst (! fnunlsin. rver s.tup in th
valley, and nur ultixii wblaooii li ,v an up
portututy to give it a tastts
MrABhs!, th jolly and pupulsr ootn
maroial trawler, Is doii.a bisiiiis in Halrm
In cUy. IU make his linms In our hvly
bttl sister. Alhmy. Hdsin Jjunisl. Hit I
Mr A II 0 ttdau bas I. ft t th Dsskm sat
ottltfs piatirr, whioh forsiav, holts si.d
flsvnr. rather surpus nv eVnr left at any
other pnut slui in ths U S An rolnid
of tree riising uo!i fruit should lie a fortune
to a man .
Montsiiua & ,1nfi livs sold th ir firooery
husnu..s in this 01 ty to Mr C A Kt'iiit.reoKtit
Iv of Ksusss, Al.by Nml, aaaut. Mr
Klsno uroptstes tosula'gs ths busiiifM, while
M ti.tKU St S,m intend going into the whole
sata tul.avco business at lilt oity.
On a j;oliomii' ttyinn to arrnst her son
Ceorgr, Mr lUtih.n, of Pottland, stt.cked
tlieonp in a very tieioe nsinirr but (isorv
wa arraeted all the same. Home o.ie inform
a that this waa Mr Jimmy II .olon, formerly
of Albwy.
Tha Nalem StsUsmsn nine has been best
ing all th other local Iiusiiiomi i.iiirs ily,
but Saturday they met thrir sup. 101 in a
club of kl.l," la to 10 year of w. who
seily drfratd them by a score of 14 to 10,
th kid ptsyiegsis to the printer eevrn
inning.
flsrry li llollins.liruker.of New York, the
confidant, friend and ll-liin omianion of
Mr Vanderhilt, ha jat psi I 1.0 Use than
13 0O0 tot'hatle Kt-sring of the same city
Iik hi share of the li.ouig of the B andy
Brook potds, where the an. all etr-am uf that
nsmoempt. into the fttiiouche. Biit aa
waa t he price paid b- Mr II dim.. Mr '
oitsew lurk haspslil stilt hi(her fov hi
Mtwly ariimted riht. lie lies eiveu $35.-
0(10 forth aa Imoci tlstt nrf t rivilrgn of John
and Hamuel Wilmot mt tnr lU.tnjoucho. In
Linn coonl we if. t all the lhhin wn want
and Uttrrtbau the .'I3 K) article tur the
cost f tri,urtstinu end lishiuK tacklr.
ttut thr siv I .t of f.s-la in this wmld.
)v Tits A, & A. To morrow Mayor
Cowan, J ti Wiltstnau and Chas fclfler,
all director In Ihc double A raProad, will
leave for Astoria, where ihey will take
the cat for .Seaside and will Inspect the
Ail-any road. Mr Wrltsman and Mr
Pfrffer will take passage on Ihc hurricane
dcik of cat u ptMilt s and sail for Albany
aloua; the surveved line of the road, taking
carrful note 1 1 the appearance af thing.
TT'VSI'AV
S4l.n1 ha .i-cnrf.1 a p of ;si.t.sl b pUjei
flotll t'i lilotols.
II en Horn Mid s jf went to V
Bay tn-iUy.
sipjlll
Mr HirrSii,,.,, j, )-.,,, f,m ja j
Kl uisih A '.ruef
If H JltM. r, tl.r 1.11.1. r. i CinlUid tohis
hcn.e tilh t) pht:d h vrr.
I lien (Jtof(e Wanronc, of lie U ll Com ,
waa in the city this morion".
alias Sadie Whitines, of McMionvdl'.i in
the city, the goestol II J Suwer.
Mr A BHeal aod clulibeu returned lo-day
from a visit to Kueebtirg of sev eral weeks.
Adiammer reeently ia the city said be
had been enumerated Hvetimre, probably ia
Tsoom or Si tie
CoiinM-tieut is liable to !.. a Citirrs
man by the rteent reitsu Urvgtm wa ha
lls to gio one 1 tut it didi.'i.
The t-Ul tsssbla property of Svattlo ia
f.'0.34 1.845, mote than Portland's, da
though to very pir ssaca-iajio Portland.
Mr Waltrr Wile, of the Boo ton Couuty
National Bank, ba been in tha city to-day.
aod weal op to Lebanon on the sfternooo
train.
Cbie' i f Pnliee Hoffman wenttn P.TrtUt.d
llua nni.in tn altrod a in.si.tiii; of tha
Clin f of IVIi.t of tlieoitit-t uf I'ta N'jtlh-
weat.
Judke Htrahaa ia mlrctyre-srranKinghi
huildltigreoeut V orcupied as alauodry. and
it will au mi lie the liMMtiuj of the lljbnnnico
restaurant.
Flour t P. iufville is wi.ri.hf7 pir harrel;
haenn, IB eta pr pound: uw otstoea,
$123 ir busb 1 5 enijs. 2i tts per d tun,and
buttsr 'Jo ot por p..uad .
A meetiiiK wf the Y' w! U hrld tbi
eveeiBtf st the W JJTUH.I:. A lull at
teiidnae i ilesiml, as bil-lncss of 1111,01 1
ano is to I trto;ttd.
Tl.a atit osl talk ..f a dip for tK O P is
hein heal. I, a, i it . to I,. h..n.il it yt n -ttrush-.
The u n. rd aouttiuoi.t I In favor
of a Utii'Ui d, ,m I ,t t,t .iteof lh present S P
depot.
Pss'tile si W. .. it h.vo a tin v-r
tli.C ti.eir nt 11. it reao'imj; ih.i 111...'
all) tl'ii. 'Ill c litrantor. a.'i-. i.,t ..I
lost fres, e t' 11 lnm..:f In-tmsK. Y ijid a
Cuy sml N.wmrc in a row Ui,, ih
urowd wait-.
Ttm life ii.siiram it Uolii-v. nmii. t.., , tn
I20UO, iuo ttto . f C li oeitier. dc-.l.
if-d.v pll by h FMenill, bmnl mit
f North Wrat.m Muual Li!a Iu-urat co Co.,
vt muwausee, a
ii i' 11 id tlT.rs in Iwinu nn.le bv the pun
oijial cnb at f Or. nm tn mi a rerun mratiiD
id iIib 1 utile ttM Juit thf jinrn.l rnunt
rliip, nn dmil.t vty in.ry taken. lli
ststs wi'l cnntti.ue fur t-n jia will. uly
one Coitroasnnii.
W at.iUd Ytatoidav tint vrh.ist -t nt; Iw
61 ca.it. all thu nuUidn tinrnt j islitiud ;
jnjn tun evmnnii in AUtviv nun tt.f irms
ha wsa i.lluied Cfi int t r hi
the tiald. Now. wa cive it on.
K Q Cameron and lien Winr.l.' t!i o ni-
Ustanta in tho one hiinilrd yard raoe tthe
fair grounda north uf this citv Uat 8-ir.dsv
Iternoon. in which ths latter was drfratrd.
have arraogtd for aimthni raua. Thn match
will take plaoa at Uninn, Atieuas 17th,nd i
lorflOOOaside, $500 foifitniy bi.gou.
Baker City Demoo' at.
A lively school olec'ion cootttrnl at Meha-
niaSatuiday 0 D McCoy wa the eaadi
date 011 one side for director and Jesse T
Uennett on the other. Thirty -si k votes
were polled, including six married Ladies.
anrt Mr McCoy came ff viutor by a vote ot
111 to 17, Hie six Uiiv votera wets fvjnlv
divided.
; '
. , , WKUNESDAV.
John ohi'S, of Swiet Ho.a.lias beeu doiuu
Ainauy to day.
P M Sherer, of Lebauon, visiteiour sum
turn while ia the oity.
Mrs C 11 Monroe, d Silein, is i .tiuu
frieods in this city.
Francit Pfeiffur and wife have tone to
uppir sola lor an outing. . . . .
II YKukpatriok, of Lebanon, formeily of
the Cuprous, has been tu Albsuy. to-day.
Astoria olaima to be the third city io O.
Hon in copulation, beatmu Oslem wiih
7200, exulusive of iditf and convicti.
Mr Robert Brown, M Neil. Mrs CB
Browned and daughter, Elliott Irvine, Mary
Stewa t and others went to tbo Bay to-day
Mr Birrows, teptesentinir tha Northwest.
and Mr 11 a rd, the Nw York Life, are in
the citj, .perfectly willing to insure your
lives. .
Jain Abraham, ' rf P01 thud , wbo is in
terested wth our f.lbiw townsman. O
Blackrcan, in a valuable stone quarry across
the river, 11 in tne city.
Last Ssturdaj thtnp(w-r part of the front
of the Scio Bauk felt to the around, caused,
we are informed, by aouie of the wood work
swelling. ,
The Famous Elliotts re in the oitr, with
their Jds, a line looking combination. A
tine parade was given aud a big house i anti-
o pited to-night.
The report of the First National Bank tf
Coivallia shows the loans and disc mots to
be $64,056.64 ; specia,$12 709 45 ; deposits,
$42,039.03. Total footings, $140,IG0.&1).
Ia addition to tha large number of stoves
and ranges that Matthew k Washbnrn are
planing in homo b'ia Albany, they are
st-nmnK tnsin to psitios llvitijjst Ysqniiis,
Toledo, C trvailis, Mehvm. Mill Ciiv. Jstes.
8nio, Silvfrtnn, Lshannn, Brownrtille, llr-
risiiura', ll-iey. JiirroH, Tutm r and H. -lent.
Tnst' a rronrd to he proud of,
Adayortwo ki near Nnw Alhaty, on
Yaqniua By, Kd Mtewkrt and anotli. r boy
were il'ggiiig a cav.t 111 hsaiiil,nu lbs bsnk
lead'ug to tka beavh, when ths for net
crawled Into It The sand caved 1 n h in
co'iiplelely.coverintf him. and I nt f ir hud
wm I. h) the nl her boy there would a-.011 have
bi nt! a smntli. isd youug Htewart.
MrUns HUinor and daughteis, Mary and
AIum , ml Mr Mteinei's abler, recently Trom
Olnn, tm k thelites', train thl rroroing fir
a mounlaiii flip, Taey o to Albany, than
tabs the OP toad sndgo a fr into tha
moautsin above Mebam a they can find
thrir way. When they yet tired of mono
tain III they will gi to Newport for a week
or auto iei, befot returning to 8Irm,
Journal.
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VEGETABLE PANACEA
PRtPARtD PROM
ROOTS 4 HERDS.
rostTHK cuac or
AND ALL OTHER DISEASES
ARISINO rtOM A
DISORDKED STATE of the STOMACH
on AN
INACTIVE LIVER.
" rOSI SALC BY ALL
DRUGGISTS ft GENERAL DEALERS
City Drug Store.
Stanard Lkml
Proprietors. SuccosBors to
(3uiri8 fe Son. Dealers in
tlriigH, jiiciJicincH and
chenncaln,fancy anl toilet
articles, gjiongeH, brushes,
lerf:unery, school ami ar
tistssu)ilies. Physician's
prescriptions accu rately
cotnpouniled.
P. M. French,
PSAICI IX
Ssth Thomas
W'aTCHES and CLOCKS,
Waltham
I n
OPECTACLES
HO
O EYE-GLASSE
Will & Link,
OPERA HOUSE
MUSIC STORE,
aussts ra tiis cai.ssaT
II. F. UllUcr,
And ih Fsvorlla
J. BAUER 00. PIANOS.
I Also the
Houeb Piccf "ElEEU'F,"
And other Flrst-Clasa
O K G A N S.-
Sole A(nU lor th
ELBHEDGE B. -:- and -i-SEW ME
Mewing Blstelilisea.
OaoANa - Clkankd and RapaiarB.
ALBA NT. OREGON
?acGCN0ipoppLKtrn-a.
''Xn; Lie a itu nr c-Tr nm
VTTTvC HEALTH
fiZSTCKER.
UCC IT
IT 13 TTTB TTilHATf MtlT)TrTTf'B1.
It rouse Ih" I'jwrsnd KHIn. vsandSw.m irh,
cure 11 i.l... h.-. IHape- si !' an Appe
tite, Purilijs Wxc Im.uru BlooJ,-na
WsVf a The V.VsV Strong..
Deed everywhere ft a bottle alx foitW.
Twa Men and One Roy
FOUND DEAD!!
While trying to Crowd their
WAY INTO ,
DEYQE & BROS
Store, where they alwaya have t n hand
the larg&it Stock south of Portland, of
the latest Improved Rifles and Shot
Guns; an immense stock of Fishing
Tackle of every description; Tents,
Hammocks, Camp Chair and thousands
of ether things too numerous to mention.
JElepair Sllop
In connection wiih the Store, and one of
the best workmen in the State to do any
and ad kinds of work.
Come one, Come all; No trouble to
show goods. "Small profit and quick
aW is out motto.
W. W. EASTBUR1V, JT1. D.
TaHYSICTAU AND VUSGEOJT,
X OtBoe in Mollwaln'a br-ck. Cn h
lound in effloe day or night.
WHITE STEAf.l LAUflORY
MM
1 ri r y
-s- t.
km
Si
S Smitb, White Steam Laundry.
Poes general laundry wcrfc Knits clean,
ed. Corcer4thBud LafayeUests, Albany
KEEP
ti Jy 1 --sv
-ON
Also
idvance s-i Thresher 1
Self-Feeder and ESand-CuHer,
'Traction Engines;
Automatic Stacker. Etc
Also rcal what ojie of the olil men of Linn county gays
about th am:
Mii.Lraa, Ljxn Coi'XTY, OaFftOK.)
Septcmbcr'25, ifcfcv f
MR. Z. T. WRIGHT, '
Portland, Oregon,
Hear Sir: In rrfe-enrc to our Inquiry as to U I liked
my Advance Thresher, purchasrd of you this year, Will sav the Advance .'-. - rr.or
ani better work than any other machine I ever saw, and I have seen all tb.-t rep
resented In Oregon.
It threshes faster, clears the grain better, run lighter and save the p-sdn t rtter
front the straw, than any other .nachinr, ard seems to lie s'lroi.g and riurahlc. I ju,
ready at anv time to go Into a I rial with any other machine xrept the Ar!vi ci ar.d
ibre-it for from $100 to $500. They are the best in the nj.il.et without .' ul t. If
ycu desire you can refer to me at any and
IMgnecj I. V, MILLER.
For further particulars address Z. T. WRIGHT,
Albany, or Portland, Oregon. Send for his list of 193
names of parties who have purchased Advance Threshers
in Oregon, Washington and Idaho.
Big run on St ives and liangC3 this week. If j-ou want
the best Ilangps hj i1k market buy the Jewel of us. We
are tho largest handlers ofthis make in this section, and
can make you better terms than others. Don't forget that
we handle everything in the way of hardware.
Matthews & Washburn.
ographers of both sexes, attribute tiieir success to a course at the Portland Busi
ness College, I'ortian.l, Oregon, or the Capital Business College, Salem,
Oregon. IJoth arc iind-T the management of A. I. Armstrong, have same courses of
study, same rates of tuitiim. Jiusincs. Shorthand, Typewriting, Penmanship and Eng
lish DcimrtMicuts. rile to ciUicr ior joint
Jas. F. Powell & Co.,
Successor to Geo. C Henderson.
DEALERS IX-
pi mmmim
Produce; Crockery Ware; Tobac
co Jiitc. Etc.
Low Prices and Prompt Attention.
-liM&sia 1 .1.1 k
FACTORY D1X0N llitf
EVERY PAIR
'or Sale By
WHOLESALE
1 t am 11 -iiaana "'' T inn nil 11 i
HaruWare;IroD) MM laclery.
SOLE ACDiTS FOR WASHINGTON AND NORTHERN IDAHO FOR THE
BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER.
These MacMnes are too well knewu to nee comieiit. Thoua-ads of farmers tava
nied them and speak of them with, ltise. lfy are the only Harvesting
Machines that win give ENTIRE tUT:3FACTI0H to the purchaser.-
v .,. i . .. .
Maa iimM
MIUER'S STAR V1BRATIH0 THRESHER,
ADLTHAN'S STAR TRAOTIOH EfifilNE,
The inosa EfffjUve and Successful Combination for Threshing a4 Cleaning
. Grain ever eonatructed.
BUCKEYE STEJRAMITW!NE-31NDERSa
tyThe Feature that distlnijnlshes this "Mne-Binder la the LiRhtness of Drelt, combined with Its
txtraordinsry BtrenRth and Durability. The tinder Is ol the Appleby pattern, the only really suocenful
one yet known. We have two styles, ths Etvator Binder and ths Platform Binder both exoeUeut bota
noommsnded by hundreds ot patrons. -
SOTTLER FABH TOMS,
BUCK-BOARDS, FQUR-SPRINQ
MOUNTAIN WAGONS, - .
: BUCKEYE AND SUPERIOR DRILLS
AND SEEDERS,
C0RBIN DISC HARROWS,
- UODGES-H AWES HEADERS, ,
: HAISH BARB WIRE.
cT?rnn for CIRCULARS
- TVla-nnrfer, Albanys Oi
TOUR
THE -
Their -
ad time.
HArrri!Ews&
Washbur,
ALDNV", -:- OP.EGoN
fliriwire, Stoves, and
Tinware.
THAT CAN BK IsEDJKViyitf DAY
i the kind that pays. Scores of
young business men, and hun
dreds of boolc-kecners and sten
Catalogue ana specimens ol pcnmansnip.
1
" WhO'JthatloasUnrj
apples T
y .
WARRANTED.
RLE! BR
OS
pi iidm
Front, First ana Yiae Streets, -
PORTLAND, OREGON.
DEALER IN
Deere Plows, Deere suiicy jriow,
Carriages, Phaetons, Top Buggies
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