L. MILL,
Physiciai and SuiL;eoii,
Offloe cor. 'and Ferry Btrft,
ALBANY- OREGON
0R,C.WATS0?mA$T0FJ
Phyuician and Surgeon.
Oftlos o'Hit it) Dernier..
DR. W H. DAVI3,
Physician and Surgeon.
arnmi unatalra In Strahan'a Rlook.
May bo found at his oltlo aay aud night.
DH. C A. WHITNEY,
Phystoiau and Surgeon.
Graduate of Bellevue Hospital Medloal
College Nowork City.
Disease of woman a specialty .
ArOtEa roman' Rri.k, Albany, Or.
Pianos.
Those willing a first class Instrument,
II.. t mmt tr ada to stand tbe climate of the
Coast, can I eulteel by calling at Mr U
K HyaiaVa, opposite Manto lent-
El, on f irsi Mlrt. The latent vocal and
istru mental muslo kept for aale.alao the
k get assortment of stamping pettorna
la aelectfrom thla eldj of 'FHmo Lea
aona given la paiutlng aud embroidering
In br atudlo OTM LiUtt OoUUtT Hink,
oinhnr your order and rau will be
plaaaed.
NOTICE
Taken no by tba on Wsuned, two inilua
above Sweet llama; 1 daplegrey hore, 6or
7 ear old. branded u9 oo ruht houlder;
1 brown seldiag, about m age. branded
on ruht shoulder. Owner ar reuuest
ad to oall and pay charges an J for thu no
tice and take them away.
W. W. HAINES
3 . K. WXAT1TEIIF0RD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ALBAST.
W U BILYEU,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
And Solicitor in Ihanceryi
LBAXT, - OHEGOH.
Collections proni(.tly tiade on all po'nt
CioanaoeKotiaiaxlon waaonablaterma.
0. a, jr.BLACBBi as,
CEO. W. WKIOHT,
BLACKBURN & WRIGHT.
Attorneys at Law,
Will practice in all the CoorW of the
State. lrompt attention given to all bnai
eaa enti aited to our care.
Office Odd Fellow Temple, Albany, Or
j. n. DUFJCAri,
ATTOENBT AT LAW AND HuTAKY
PUBLIC,
paTOfflce In Strabsn'a B!ock, No'a 1
and 3-
. ALBANY, OREGON.
JAMES P. &.EAD,
AttorMjaS LawaalTitla Eiamiasr
ALBANY OREGON.
Will practice in all the-coorU of tba
State. Abatracta of Title foroiahed on
hort ootice- Ten ytar rp-rieace.
ILIRflOKY
fhwl vmWnf ci Bonk. 1n.ru. 4
i. tnm nMiM. TwtuiKmwl. 1mm .il
r-fU of 111. ciotM. Pmatncto. rore
rmaa. era on .ppticMKm to l'rrt
A. LiAii i, ta tdUt in. Xew Y w.
RedCrownMills
SOU. LASXIXO 4 t!., I SOPR'S.
nw pbocbu ruitTB arrEKios roa vAMn.m
AJTD BAEIRA CUE.
KESTSTORAGF FACILITIES.
FOR UEU ONLY!
atrvMllltAaaMnlui VE&VOUi DLMILlTTt
fan laMMtV fr 41 tlsaawa, T'fYHatrWek, aai4 CaatHa a.
eaa aaaai rta thmm. wk. fall ptaanjHawa. tx4 ailo
AaMilnW aaaalta.l TKMlT 1 14T.aUM4ai ha m at&w.
till liftAi 0a, IHlrAit. . ff
Will & Link,
OPERA HOUSE
MUSIC STORE,
Aumrs roa tiis cilsssatsd
If. F. Miller,
Anil the Favorite
J. BAUER & CO. PIANOS.
Also the
Kousb Proof "EAREPF."
And other First-Clans
O B G A'N' S.-
Bale ArnU lor the-
ELDUEDGK B. : and SE ff IiOJIE
Rrwlng natcklne),
Or-ja.v - Cleaned'- and - Repaired,
ALBA Nl' OREGON
Pouiiiy Wanted. :
All LlnJanf pi iltry, alive or drensed
snwl t( tbe Willamette P icking Com
ny's Store. Albany, Orngec.
IOR WELL B)RlNa,KOCK DKLI
? Inland pioaprctlng, write to J. J3.
Uogliea, Albany. Or
Verna for Rale for QV9,
TWO MILK? from Toledo, on Yaqulna
H.v, nnd ona-t urth of a tulle fioni
rl'ro 1. It conninn of 4 aore. H tl'Je
land, balanoe bottom and hill land.
Oood frame bouie, ell finished, (worth
$100) barn and other Improvement. For
further particular call on or address. '
W. U. PARKEIt,
Yaqulna City, Or.
Assessor's Notice.
' Notion ii herby glrea that the Board of
E,uilizitio.i will aHmid at the olho of the
coauty clerk, in Lino oouuty, Oregon, on
Monday, the 22ud day of Sebtember, 1890,
aud will correct all error in valuation, de
ciiptlon of lands, lots, or other property.
Thia 1st day of September, 1890.
Z B M0SS,
, . Assessor
Dr. M. II. Elli, physieian and surgeon I dollars a pair, acrimurtain nets, etc. Also
Albany, Oregon. !alls mads in cijiy ci . a line of curtain poles and fu'niture oover
ouot''. Ing. ' ; Samuel EYocno.
acoLs
Oil
Cures
HPTCfJ,EllFEOTCt
miSIS. 8HEUIKS, CtU&o.
ibftlHd eohtusloni swelling are In
flammation now aiid wounds am alike 4lf
turbaiicea to natural action, through which
tbe vein are closured, Circulation ImwileJ,
onfUon est In aud pain ensue. Nature U
lioillleur-lt trie to rfakt llaell and fain
tension. Bruise and Veiling ved l toot l
tni lnnuenfejpul In cut and wound herdl
anyone would Pu liquid remedy lotos
" wouna. w oon aa pmr , 1'
mi paria iiviubi iw-.-t t
rirln nature anil cure
Nr. Lout Rush, Preston Street, Detroit
With, : " I'itchln. ball t sprained and
bruteed my arm; tw appUcatlOua of ek JacuU
Oil cured m." .
Mr. Gusta Kauwald, Jr. (TtvydaW. Tre
rickburt. Texan, wtUoa. Atbrusl "J
waa badly cut With a eythet half UitlbiBt,
Jacob Oil urd juiVHC U R 1 8.
AT Pavauitr ana
)KALML
TMI CHARLES ft. V06IIH CO.. !. HI
EAST AND-SOUTH,
VIA
SautUern Paciflo Route
SHASTA LINE.
it prow Traliia I rare PartUml Omtty
urh 1 North
ivur. a. Lt INirUaiHt ArT .M a
IL AINtnjr Lil:Uli
T:i a I Ar gn rrn-:Uro L B.'Hl r a
Ahor. In.li). .lp only al lot lowtnc .Utlona nanb
el Koburr. Eul I'url'enJ, Utw Illy, Wuud
kora, N'ni, AIUn, Ttiifent, HhutlJ, llaleey. liar
tteburK. Juneuoa City, Ir.luj, Euaue.
aoaiat an mail, paiut.
9?k) a I Lv pT7tlna Ar 4 oeTa
li llra L Albwiy L ISO.) a
03 r a Ar Rtierbuiv L I 00 AM
auaxt vxn iLTKicn irneAT)
O0r!L lN.r.Uml Ar I a
m r a A Athnj. hr ) t 00 A
Mini aaaaca,
:SJra fbr Albwy aIt w 16 a a
:MralAr lhenoa L :iaa
:M4BLv Albany Ar I'dtra
:2aaAr Utwaua L 1:40 r a
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Oars,
for AceeaaaaeaalMaj el aceaael-Ctaaa Faaaea
Cera, allarhe4 I KayrceaTralaa.
t alee MvLlea.
BtVltKS ratKTLASB AlB roSVALLta.
M All. 1 aii I ( Rx.'ept Soaoay.)
TJuaa I
N.lO r a
Lr
Ar
purt'eod
Ar I
Lt
AO r a
I3U
lira tii pailt (Bxejp. Sojidiy.
t:o r a
ral I.,
ra Ar
rSutlen.l
WcMlna.llle
Ar I
I.T I .
Ao a
AAA a
To all polnu
SOUTH A FID EAST.
foi tni. infarmititii rrlln ratae, m.pe, ete.
all n Cimponr Arm I at Al'wny.
U EOKli LIB K r. RlXiERfl
Vaiucer U1 0. F. and F. At
THE YAQUIaNA UOUTt
goo Development Coocj uny'a 8to
auip ua
25 UMIS SHORTER.
20 HOURS LESS TIME
tn by any other rcjte.
1'trt-clau tbroagh rmeaeuser and
raifibt linnfrca Portland and all point
n tie WUlamotte Valley to and from ban
f raocieco, C'al.
Tbe : Oregon : Pacitic : Popoalar : Scmmer
KxlTJuions. Low Kate Ticket are
now 00 aale f rem all Valley I'oiuU
to Ysqtina aod Return.
rioa'a caake cl'e cunneMon at A.'han
ih ualna of the Oregon PaiLto Kailroad
TIME S.'HKOCI.E. (spt SuwU.s.)
bve a'm.i !:) r. a, J L ve Yaiaine, 4:4Ss,a
lsT.Corr.lln : nr. a. Leave C.rlwi,l'J:S A, a
S.rrle Ts-alri. tM r. a Arrive Albany, 11:10 A. a
1
O. ft C. trains connect at Albany and
Corral 11, Tho above trains connect at
Yaoaloa with the Oregon Development
Uompany a Line or Hteamsblps between
Ysyijina and Nan Francisco,
SMII-I-VCS DATE ,
raoa tai' Ia.
WUIsmctte Vtlley, Jaly Wh.
Wliltmrti. Vsllrv, Aa flth.
Willtnvrtte V.ily. A if lrtlk:
Willsnwtte V.ll.y, Aug Mth.
rtos S4 rsAus;o
W.'juotitlr rsller, A -if let.
Willamette Vsller, Anr llth.
WIIUirMUe Vsllcr, Aasr21.t.
Willamette Valley, Aug Xltt.
Tie CornpA3T rwurvee ihe nznt to
jbanpre sailing dates e-'thout notice.
V. B. Paaaengers from Portland and
flilamette Valley noinla can make close
eonnectl jn with tbe trains of the Yaouina
route at Albany or Corvallls, and If dea
dnerj u Han Francisoo ahould arrange to
rrlve at Yaqulna tbe evening before cate
f sailing.
"sger sad r.elaal BaUs always see
Lewes
for lul.jriB.tlon sprit to A R Chaoman.rrslirht anl
eket Aent, Allwny, or to 0 II llwwell, Jr., ii. V.
A P. Art.. Or(io Develop ei.l Co,, S4 klimtcoaiery
Ran rrancisco, Csl. C C. Hblk.
A. B. r.r4F Acea .
CorvaLla.
THE STATE pni I fpr
AGRICULTURAL LuLLLbh,
Opans September 12th, 1830.
Coarse of ita.ly arranged exiress'y to
mwt tbs needs of th farmtn? and meuhsn
ical interente of the a ate. Ltritr. commo
dious and well ventilated buildings.
oi.lleo I Incited in a cultivated and
ln community, and one f tbe health
n thestst.
Military rainimr. Exponses nrod not ei'
eeed t!50 for the,otireeshinn.
Two or more free scholarships from every
uregon county, w me ior caraiogne to
H. L. ARV0L.D, Pre.
Corvtllis, Oiegon
Two Men and One Roy
FOUND DEAD!!
Whilo trying to Crowd their
WAY INTO
DEYOE FftOf.lAH BROS
Store, where they always have on hand
the largest Stock south of Portland, of
the latest Improved tfirle and Shot
Guns; an Immense stock of Fishing
Tackle of every description; Tents,
Hammocks, Camp Chair and thousands
of ether thing too numerous to mention.
Xlepair Shop -
In connection with the Store, and one of
me uest workmen in tne stale to do any
ana an ainag oi svorit. -
Come on-, Come all ; No; trouble to
how good. "Small profit and quick
ah" ii out motto.
I kavejust received a large invoice of lace
curtains, rancinir in r.rien from n in nin.
V .
lie gcmorva.t
V Ell MONT.
It now appear Hint the republican ma
jority In Vermont will be leu tlun u,ooo
a lo of 17,004 on ihclr ninjoiliy inut )cr
Ihn democrat have made large galna In
lie leglalaUire but dUpatchc la not In-,
dlcate juat how many. It I a very good
day for democrat.
In the Vermont lcgUlatuie In iSSS the
democrat had 1 8 membct In the lower
home. So far a heard front they elected
bo member laat Monday and the return
are not all In yet The republican In
ttate that eccm to have been leaning on a
brutacd Re?d.
The Indication are that the U
cmocracy
will tcore a wccplng
victory thl fall.
When tuch a ded-ln thc-wool republican
tate a Vermont how a falling off o(
nearly 8000 vote over a year ago, and
end 37 democrat to the aaaeuiby where
It tent iS before, tho tlgn of the time
would eein to be exceedingly hopeful.
Arkantat and Tcnncaaee how large ilem
ocratlc gain, and Oil fact coupled with
the republican lote lit Vermont apeak
volume a to the attitude of the rank and
file of the republican voter toward the ad
ministration and the tariff and Force Mil
which the republican convention In the
ttatea mentioned endoracd before the e
lection. We begtn to think that Mruri
UarrUon. Rre'd anj MiKlnlcy are hear
log from the country. Seattle TtUgnrfk,
The profit In feeding any tock con.Ut
In what the animal appropriate to flch
after attaining life. When only enough
food I given to tnppoit life there can be
no profit, a that only come from wti.t It
con.umcd and appropriated ap.ivc thj life
utiainmg point, care, iianuiinj anj ea-
erclae have much to Jj with the growth
and welfare of an animal. No animal w III
thrive without kind treatment, good air
and proper exercUe. At the finUhlng off
but little exrrclae It needed. Thl ahould
be voluntary, with little effoit on the pait
of the ar l.nal to get Ita food.
J be l ioncer I'rttt, an inlluentul f tpcr
published by a colored man in Mjrtin.hutg, W
Va., in the interett of the coloted race, lake a
decided Hand againit the lodge bill. In the
iune of August g, it tayt: "You may paa i.Il
the Federal election bill you choute, but they
will do u Only harm. The time for the Re
publican party to have pcd aucb a meaiurc
wat iromcoialely alter war. lo-nlay we are
oppoted to claw legiUatioa because it ia an ad-
nation of race infeiiotiiy, and we are oppoaed
to coercive uHrage light because we are Am
erican citums. When the nrgioe Iwg'm lo
avc their money and educate their ;lul.!icn,
everything cUe dciraWe will come to ibem.
Be.ison FoiaLcr, sun of x Gov J II Forskcr,
ba joined the Inqoiiet's local staff. Young
ForaLcr, who is yet under age, manifests hi
father' independence of ckaiacter by thu al
lying himself wiih a Democratic newspaper
which ha been conspicuous by il o) j-oiilon
to hi father.
Both the English and Iiish tuoply of live
cattle to be marketed la very targe and of
excellent quality, ' and this will prevent
Slppers from obtaining high price for
American cattle.
A good preventive for the inroad f ants
la a stripe of rarbolatcd petrolotuin, about
half an inch In width, drawn ab'.ut tbe
places frequented.
The lot of the Delaware peach grower
by failure of this season's crop Is estimates!
at from f J,ooo,oooto $3,000,000.
L f ullivan has gone on the siaiic at
Bridgeport, Conn., but J I. Wilnon is still
In the ring. Spokane Falls Review.
f'arreat Evrai.
Everybody remark al the splendid dis
play of fruit and vegetable al
Powell it Co', w here they get what they
want in the first place.
The beat and largest supply of peache
will be, found at Powell Ac tVs.
Leave your order there when you get
ready to "put up" peache.
A large aupplr of shelf god, the best
In town, at Powell & (Vs.
All kind of nicknack at Powell &
Co'.
Warm weather good, picnic groccrle,
tay at home groccrle. every variety of
groceries In the market at Powell & Co'.
Mt'LEM. Two good mules for
Call on U W Simpson, Albany, Or.
sa'e.
the Ladle Delighled,
The pleasant effect and the p-tfoct aaftty
with which Udi. may oe the liquid fruit
laxative, Strop of Figs, under all conditions
make it their favorite remedy. It is pleasing
to e eye and to the tastr, giictle, yet effuo
to al n acting on th kidney , liver and bowels
WfceajT ew are all Boa Dewa
Have no appetite, fuel tired all the time.
sleep does not refresh jou, feel weak and
1 stiess, have dyspepsia, have cold hai.d and
feet, are eonstipaW, aud, in fact your eve
ttoi is all out of order, take Driller Hy-
nraatine uestorattve. it give refreshing
aieep, renewed strength, ROixt rliKestioo, pel
feet notntion snd pkkkbct hkaltu. For
sale, Foahay U Mason 'a.
.
Ihe ralpll aat Ibe Htaae,
Rev F M Shrout, pastor United Breth
ren Church, Blue Mound, Kan , says: "I
feel It my duty to tell what wonder Dr
King' New Discovery ha done for me.
My lung were badly diseased, and my
parlrhioner thought I could live only a
few week. I took five bottle of Dr
King' New Discovery and am ound and
well, gaining 76 Iba in weight."
esdlg Photographrrs Albany Urrgon.
W hsve boakbt sll thenegatives made by
L W Clark and W 11 Greeowood op to Nov
15th, 1889. . Duplicate can be bad from
bem only of os at reduced rates. , We have
also about 18,000 negative made' by our
selves, from which duplicate can be had at
like rate. We carry tbe only full line r,f
views of this state snd do enlarged work at
lowest rste for first cl work. We shall be
pleaaed to see yon at onr Studio iu FromanV
block, next door to Maaonio Temple.
e m
Epeeb.
The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health mark an
epoch In the life of the Individual. Such
a remarkable event ia treasured In the
memory and the "agency whereby the
good liealth hhs been attained is gratefully
Dlessed. llence It Is that o much I heard
in praise of Electric Bitter. So. many
feel thy owe their restoration to health to
the use of the great alterative nnd tonic.
If vou are troubled with ajjy disease of
kidneys, liver or stomach, of long or short
standing, you will surely And relief by use
ef Electric Bittei. Scld nt 5bc and$i
per bottle at Foshay & Mason' Drug
store. '
. Fruit Boxes. For all kinds of fruit
boxes . go to the Sugar Pine Door and
Lumber Co. Bed rock prices.
Genuine Iowa sorghum
ETPrownell 8. -
on draught at C
Vancouver claims . it population to be
4C91 instead of 2G50 a,the figure shewed in
the Oregonian, and as given yefctcrjay in the
ESMOCSAT.
TKLEGRAPIIIO NEWS
A anuafle ernraUllty.
Astoria, .Sept. 5. -Fred IJogan, of. S.n
FiancUco whippeJ l'cte Shea, of Vancouver,
in thiity-fcvca round In the AMotia Athletic
AMociathm room lo nlghf. They welghid
in at llj'i nnil 115 nmina resperiiull),
Shea mnOe a rushing light, having the ad
vantage in every ruih or clinch, llngnn 1'ilnieJ
hia tight hand ia the third-round, but kept
awingmg hi iclt. I ncre wn little hard light
ing uutt' tl Ihlrtcci th rounii, when It wa
civ and take all the way ihrouch. In lb
thirty fourth Shea weakened and went down
lwi:e, staying seven second the Inst time,
lie pulled himself together and stayed three
more rounds, when both eye were closed and
111 second threw up in siH)ice. lie was
stone blind and tertilily punished, llngnn ra
ceived considerable punishment, though nolh
mg m comparison to what Mica Old.
The VernioM Klrrllea.
Winn Kivkr Junction, Vt Sept. 5-
Vciiucd return from all the 343 town in the
. , ... . , . ,
... .... aiTI .... 1
a . . iui attiiiHi.. ..IV ivi Mflu
others. These return make 1'agc' plurality
I4.l4 and mnlotity u.bhii. 1 he -ame towns
in Ibtis gnve lhUiiighnm 48,077, ShurtcIT 10,
047, Siclcy and nil oiheia 1340, making
Dillingham mnjjiity iTMUl. and showina a
tailing oil in the republican nuijoiliy of 14,-
794- she senate will be made up of a) le
publicans and I democrat. According to the
retuin received here, the house will consist ol
177 republicans, 53 democrat and 3 Fartnea's
League iiiemuct.
Kverjlblag arrrae.
Victoria U. C, Sept, 5. The Victoria
sealing schuouncr Triumph put in fioin llcliiing
sea this aflcinoon, Coptain Cox reports a
very imlifltrcnt season owing to bad weather,
puncipaiiy giic and log. .Seal are scarcer
than ever befureend when met with are very
scattered. He brought in Soo kkin hiiuscll
and spoke a number ol schooner whose catches
ranged fioin let than 1 03 up to 600. He taw
the cutter Rush scveial time and oihcr schotn
cr oLe her Lut no One was Intcrfcrrcd with
Kalrrerltla.
Ot-YMfiUA, Sept. 4 This ba been anotl;
er day of case, Governor Ferry tlid not have
the figuic rcady.and the legislature adjouined
after a biicf session. The governor wa not
al home tocatlcit in the morning, being busy
supervising lite compilation ol returns. In the
absence ol anything cb to do th n.cmbett
gcncially tiitcustcd the comph-te returns of the
imputation ol 1 lie state ty precincts, wards and
township, publithc! in the Oicgonian this
morning. No paper iu (Lis stale had tbem.
They weie in type in I'or'Und before they
wne delivered to Governor Ferry. The mem
bet studied ihcui carefully and began liguiing
on repicscntallon.
We 1st alert.
Pen ui.iston, Sept. 4.Thc fieight wreck
on i lie mountain at norm roik yesterday wa
caused by a defective switib. Tbe engine and
several cats passed over in safely, tut four car
were thrown hum the track, and two wer
turned bottcm aide upwards. The cars were
occupied by two families of immigianta fiotn
the East. Tin car weie partitioned, one end
containing tnenil'tis of ihe family and house
hold gootls, and the O'.hcr hote and cow.
There weie eleven head of fane horses, one of
wbith bad ill neck btoken. All were jumbled
together in a pile, and ihe wonder ia that cither
the people or the botsc escaped with their
live.
tauui nails.
Daixah, Or., Sept. 4. At Ihe meviiogo
the county ccmmiMUCncr ytstcrday, W C
Ihown's ptooiiion to build the stone founda
tion end biU.k walla of a new courthouse in
i o;s coun y W0UUU.UH I the remainder, was
irjcctcd, luac Simt son, the cornmiationcr
elected in June, said l.e was elected oo a "no
courthouse" Usue, hence cculd not favor ihe
propoutiun Tte other commlstiueer, Ml
McCttnth echccl this tentiment, Cuunty
Judge Siouffer wa In f vor of accej'tance.
I ageae ArrlUraU.
I tfitNE, Or., Sept 4 A tocger named
Kcdogg was diowned in the MtKctuie at tbe
mouth of Fall creek yesterday. II waded in
to loosen a log al the lower en I of a Jam and
was struck by a lo, snd carried down lo deep
water before assistance rould rcath im. His
Uxly has not been found.
J M Kelly, one of the' pioprietois of the
I'lratant tint sawmill, had hi left hand s-wed
olfhya circular saw yetierd.ty. His light
band wa mangled in about llti same manner
aLout a year ed, and ibis leave him without
any hand.
UeweeaTaakre..
Naw York, Sept, 4 Asiccial fiom Ihe
i y ol Guilimaia say "Death to Ynkcebmn
a the cry of an angty and excited mob that
surrounded the United Slate legation to-day.
I lireats ol stoning th.- building and mobbing
t :ie inmates were Irceiy uttered, but no ovett
act wa commuted, in lace of the sir ore force
of He that guard the premise dy and
night.
4 a Explosloa.
I enjiLeton, Or., Sei-U t, The engine of
A V. Rush' steam threshing outfit, harvesting
bout two and a half mile west of Helix, ex
plodcd Tuesday afternoon, scattering piece of
macninery inrougrtout I lie atmosphere, some
rising to a bight of loo fee", The machine
wa in .notion and the harvesters were busy
near by at their aiious tasks, but, strange to
say, sll escaped any sciiou injury.
Lanrac lie ass.
F-cgkne, Or., Sept, 3. There ba been a
great ruth of land scckeit tbe past few days,
who are filling claim on a tow nship of good
land which was thrown Open to settlement
Monday, The bind lies near the line ol the
proposed railroad across the Cascade, about
twenty mile from Eugene. Must of the town
ship ha already been hied on under the home
Head, timber and preemption act.
Professor W II ball, of Washington, DC.,
geologist and paleontotogi.t,i here in the inter,
est of the United States geological survey,tudy.
ing the grology and lost lis of this region, 1 le
I the guest of Professor Thorn Condon, in
whose cabinet at the State university he is
spending considerable portion of his time.
A Bill Elbe.
Seattle, WIi S:pt. 3. The murder of
Naacy by Bill Sikcs almost finds a parallel ia
Ihe ruurderou attack made by John Peltier, a
swarthy Frenchman, on his wife, Minnie Pelt-
ler, a weakly, little, lallow complexinned
woman, weigr.uig less man ninety live pound.
wLo is I) ing on a straw suck in a wretched
Hovel on Water street, bruised and beaten, and
will probably die The man is in iail.. held
w iibout bonds, lo await the result of his wife'
injuries, When the inhenian husband wa
brought to the city lail.he acknowledged boat
ing his wife. His indifference ant) haughty
ucuicanor causeu ine lace or Hie policemen
standing around lo turn livid wi'.h rage. Pelt
ier had practically deserted hi wife and six
little children last February,
Blew lite Tup of 111 Head OA".
Albuquerque, N M., Sept. 3. Charlt
Rcscnkranz, bookkeeper for a dry good house
committed suicide to-day. He had just con
eluded 01 .king a charge on the books when two
Mexican cowboy entered the store and laid
their pistol on a pile of clothing. Roscnkranz
picked np one cf the pistols and blew the lop
of hi head off. He wa about 55 years old.
Only a fr'lesh Wuuad.
Linkville, Or., Sept. 3, The dispatch
ent out from here August 3t,titing that Tom
Mile had shot and killed Josh Buckmaster,
was incorrect, notwithstanding it was based on
a report from the scene of the hooting given
by one of the partie riding with Mile, who
wa present at the time, After hooting a hole
through Miles' hat.Buckmaster furned to ride
away, when Mile returned fire, inflicting a
serious, though cot fatal, flesh wound in the
shoulder.
Largest u tub Valley. Will & tark
have received theiWefst End finest' dia-
phfy of Bilverware in the vallev. us their
elegant display of novelties in the line
win testily, xney invite the Dublin to
call at their store and sea their fine me-
troDolitan stock. ........
A Qaltk Keller anil Core. L
Dr Holdcn : I am happy to know that
roar Ethereal Congh Syrup is having suoh a
arte sale. I consider it an invaluable rem
edy to havo in the house,: especially where
theie are children. I have "never Tet ad
ministered it to my children when suffering
with coughs without a quick relief and cure.
V M fJSXXOJS, Stockton. '
Lor era iz9 21, small 50 ceut. For sale bv
J A Gumming, diuggit,' , ..
Ladies Summer Blouses, Ihe Jate
novelties, just received from tr.inufact-
r by expree. Samuel E Youno
Myers force pumps are the best,
at Smith a Sender's.
Oltt LCMILATOBM.
The following are the nntnei of mem
bers of the sixteenth blcnnUl session of the
Legislative assembly of the State of Ore
gon, and their place of residence, which
we publish by request of several subacrlb
er. Those with the star are democrat.
There are 33 Republican Senator and 7
Democrat. 41 Republican Representative
and 19 Democrat. Tho legislature con
vene In January.
,VATOR.
Illackman. Henry, Jleppncr, Morrow.
Carson, J t', Foriiana, muitnomnn.
Camcron,Theodorc,Unlontown,Jnckon
Cogtwctl, (3 A, Lakevlew, Lake.
Uroano. U H. loieuo. uenton.
Cross,Ilarvey E.Orcgon CVy.Ctackama.
JKxlton, u M, uuKer vny, uuaer.
F.akln. H It. Euuene. Lane.
Fast ham, K L, Oiegon Cltv, Clackamas.
r ullctton, I C, Koscburg, uougias.
Fulton, C W, Astoria, Clatop.
Gate, I'cier 1', La Fa vet te, Yamhill.
Hatch, LT, McCoy, Polk.
Hilton, Chas, c'town Rock, Gilliam.
Hlrsh, Edward, Salem, Marlon.
Ixmev. I n. Jefferson, Marlon.
Mackey, Donald, l'ortland, Multnomah.
Ma'.lock, W r, fcndleton, Umatilla.'
Moore, F A, St Helena, Columbia,
Myers, J, Sclo, Linn.
Norval, J W, rjummervllle, Union.
Ratcy, J II, Fendlclon, Umatilla,
Simon, Joseph, I'oitiand, Multnomah.
Sinclair, W. Coiiulllr, Coo.
Tongue, Thoa II, IlilUboro.Wasl.lngton.
Vralch, K M, Cottage tirove, l.nnc."
Walt, J C.F.ast Portland. .Multnomah,
Watkins, Geo, The Dalle, Wasco.
Weathcrford, j K.Albany, Linn.
Willis, I L, Portland, Multnomah.
REPRESENTATIVE. .
Armstrong, Wm, Salem, Msrlon
llakcr, J A, Salem, Marten.
llarrctt, W N, Hlllsboro, Washington.
liarne. E W, Wallowa. Wallowa
Illumkll, J K, Canyonvltle, Dotigla
tloikln, O F, East Portland, Multnomah
Butler, N I., Dallas. Polk
Crook, A II, Kllrn.burg. Coo.
Colemsn, E P, Coburg, Lsne.
Durhsm, 8 A, Tualatin, Washington,
Dustln.CS, !.ong Creek, Grant.
Fox, John, Astoila, Clatsop.
Furry, Samuel, Pturnlx, Jackson,
Ciarlkld, J D. Msrshflrld, Coo..
Gamber, K II, Mba, Umatilla
(Jeer, T T, Maclesv, Marlon
Hardy, Edwin. Ilak'er City, Baker
llartman, E M, Marquam, Clackamas,
llansord, r 1 , Ixbanon, l.lnn.
Hall, John II, East Portland, Multnomah.
Henry, J F, rtrownsvllle, tTTiin
Holme, W , Salem, Marion.
icnnlngs, A C, Irving, Ijine.
obnston, dco V, Dofur, Wasco.
Itlllan. J L, Vansycle. Umatilla.
Lamson, II W, WlllUmlna, Yamhill.
Leeper. W II. Oakland, Douglas.
LUtlg.Tho II, Mslheur Clt v, Malheur.
Manning, a, MCMInnvllle, Yamlilil
McCall, J M, A.l.land, Jackson.
McAli.trr, John, LaGrsnde, I nlon.
McCoy, E 6, Giant, Hhcrn.an.
McCrscken, Jno, l'ortland, Multnomah
Meussdoffer.C II, East Portland, Mult
nomsh,
Mcrrltt,! W, Central Point, Jackson.
Moorr. C E, Corvallla, Benton.
Moore, 1 C. Greenville, sthlnifton.
Montgomery, J IS.Porlisnd.Multnomah,
Morey, T F, I'ort'.ind, Multnomah.
Miller, A B, Grant Pasa, Josephine,
Myer, G W, Dallas, PoJt.e
M into, John, Salem, Marlon.
Mutkcv. W J.OIex.GII.Um
Paquel, Petej. ()tet;on City, Cackama.
Rerd, A W, (iardlner, Douglas.
Richer, J 8, Milton, Umatlt;a.
ShcdJ, I." J, Shcd.1, Linn
Hinder, A, lakevlew, Lake.
Klarr, M T, Monroe, I'.enton.
Siillwctl, W D. Tillamook, VUlamook.
Stewsil. J T, Portland, Multnomah.
ttory,Gea I-, Porthnd, Multnomi,
Stcp'benson, T J, Liberty, Crook.
Ibumpson, I (,', Ixlngton, Morrow.
T homas, W E, Portland, Muliomah.
Tracy, Ja A, Legan, Clackamas.
Welch, la W, Astoria. Clatsop.
Weed, Judsen, Vernonla, Columbia.
Wilkin. Jasper, Coburg, Lane.
Wright, J A, Sparta, Union.
rsuiTY roiBT risen rttiv..
R. N ttivkbara. iaif ; B. W. Coof er itd
Wm
numuauKn, cunmiiutcr.i
The following bills were allowed
C D Montague, aid fur Kelts family! 13 00
O P Cuhuw, aid for Hall family. . Id 00
li C tVmley, aid for Mrs Clark. . , . 8 (JO
Hamilton A Andrews, aid for Or
chard family
Julius (tradwhol, aid for V M
Worknmater.
T J Wilson, aid for FlUa Kirks. . .
U F Crawford, aid for Mrs Hoberta
F Russell, salary ,
Allwny Electric Light Co,
Geo V Cooley, viewing road
W li Smith, do do
Luther White, do do
Ladies Aid Society, aid for Long
10 00
10 00
12 00
8 00
50 (X)
27 60
2 00
2 M)
2 00
U N iihickburn, salary. , . .
I; W t -ootH'r, fees
mini iv
10 00
D it
loo 00
8 20
12 00
1. w l;oom'
Win Uuuibauuh. fees
M Scott, county court fees
N P Payne, fees
A Wheek-r, lumber
Ans Marshall, livery hire.
I'..l... 1J II, . ., . ...I
4 00
50 05
45 73
5 00
111 00
U F Russell, stationary and print
ing ... 8 00
II M Stone, bridge work 1212 00
U W Taylor, repairing bridge 'JW 00
Bill for fees in case of State ogt Banta,
continued.
Bill for fees in case of State agtThomaa
Anderson, 130 95, continued. Also bill
of C W Watts, 123; Also bill of Dunning
Bros, (20 05.
O11 application tho county assessor was
allowed one month further time in
which to report.
Matter of tax levy was continued until
the October term.
This Trade Mai kon a stove
mean It I th best thft ex
peiUnce and skill can con
trive. old only by Smith
& Senders,
IIoi.mks Bumnhs Coi.leok, ofTortland
Or., will open Sept. 1st. J A Wesco.the
leading penman of the coast, has become
a partner in this school and wilt make it
the leading business college. Send for a
catalogue.
New Blacksmith Shi G V Willis
hss just completed hi blacksmith shop nt
the corner of Second and Railroad street
where all kinds of Iron and wood work
can be had and done In first clasi order
Bring on your plow, wajoni, etc., etc.
for repair.
r Crniemewt kid l.leve.
eep a full line
black and colored.
Albany, Oregon.
of these gloves in
Am solo agent for
Samuel E Young.
Silver jewelry cases, craoker jar, bresk
rs oastuis, tea sets, cup, water ssrvice,
eto. Every thing bought at the factory, at
Will: Stark. Bottom prices.
Best roast coffc in
MeysrV.
the city Conrad
MARRIED.
PAY ANSORGE. At the residence
of the brides' father In Waterloo, Sept. 3,
by Rev A Marcellu, Joseph W Duv and
Irene M Ansorge, of Shelton, Wash.
PROPST-NICKERSON.-r.At the res
Idence of the bride' parents In Lebanon,
Sept. 3, by Rev J R Klrkpatrick, G A
Propst and MUs Maud Nickerson.
BOHN.
SCOTT.rrQn. Tnursday morning, Sept
4th, 1890, to the wife of sheriff Mat Scott,
a gin.
iir.i.
CROSBY. On Friday evening. Sept.
8th, 1890, of cholera infantum, the infant
daughter of Mr. Robert Crosby, born on
Jan. 1st, 1890.
IRVINE. At Newport, on Friday,
Sept 5th, 1890, at the home of his son,
S Q Irvine, at Newport, Mr David, better
known asunty, Irvine, 81 years and 9
mortths. "He was a pioneer of '51, living
in Linn county until 1860 when he
moved to Corvaflis. ' . .
Funeral services will occur', in the
Presbyterian church at Corvallis Mon
day, and tbe remains will be buried at
Oak Urove in tins county.
. MIMFITE.
The liutnorlsL Georce W rock, of
"Peck'e Ibid Hoy" fume, hit Iwen noml
nalctl by the dciuocrata o( Wleconsln for
governor.
A gemtloninn reported at tho Jotimftl
ollice thU tnornlng 11 ten acre Held of ot"
that threshed H02 Imahels, which is HO
lnwhcls to the acre, which is a very good
showing. Oregon can lie depended upon
to give a good return tor 1110 moor in-
vesteu. rMtiein journal,
Maine I doing It share toward making
neonte keen cool. Fifteen vessel make
it a business carrying Ice to the market
along the Atlantic,
1
The peclmcnof peache brought to
the Democrat office make It plain that
Linn county Is capable of becoming a
great peach country, Our peache In Ie
and flavor have no superior any w Here,
Currv county can now bost of having
furnished on crowned head with a Prime
Minister. The King of tamoa ha ap-
pointed William lllacklock, a Port Oi ford
raised bnv. ss chief advisor. Mr 1J lack-
lock wa for a long time U 8 Vice Consul
at Samoa. He married In that country
and ha made hi home there.
Some of our exchange would lie quite
a Interesting It they wouiu fiavo icwer
French tansy wafer In their edltoilal col
umn, av the Salem Journal, and though
it failed to secure the French Unsy ads,
mixed tip wiih It editorial and local are
several liver pill, pile remedy .catarrh cure,
ilv.nrn.l. etc . locals, six or seven hi all.
which I alt right, for a paper ha to take
all kind of ad here a ctscwl.erc. And
why not.
The Topsy I the name of a unall lein-
er that I now engaged In carrying lrch
meat from thl city to the varlou con
struction camp of the Union Pacific along
the Columbia river. She make dally
trip to point on the Lewi, Lake ana
Cowllu river. P01 Hand Examiner. The
Topsy wa formerly a Corvslli boat.
The Roslyn. Washington, coal mine
arc now employing between fo and 1,000
men, and the monthly pay roil 1001 up
$((,000 to trx,ooo 11 1 expected that the
output for the next year wl'l reach fully
500,000 ton, a the demand t constantly
Increasing, and the company's nrcscnt con.
tract calls for an output of at least 30,000
ton monthly. More coal wai produced
during ibe last twelve mon'.h than during
any previous year.
- !
Mimi L4IW.
' Tho following mining cla'.m were filed
during A ugust In the County Clerk' office
of Linn county :
4th. L White, six claims on Bald moun
tain. 41I1. PS Langwoilh.the JcweLCallpoola
Diet.
4th. J C Boyd, the Last Chance, Cali
powU DM.
4th. R Scblath, Bcrltn.-CoHpoola IJIst.
4th. A J Langworth; .Golden Gem. Cal
Ipoola I fist.
4th. E G Clark, "Owl," Callpoola Dud.
4th. The Harnett, Callpoola DM.
71b. Samuel Gourley,"Ulacktnlth,' on
Rock Creek.
41b. Cyru Llxley, 'Restaurant' Call
poola lLt.
aaia.saa a a S .
4'.h. 11 11 iiiiucuranu, -icavin, van-
pools DUu
4m. J amitlt ana 11 Ames, sun ucam,
Santlam Dit
4th. II W Whlte.Key Stone lode.Dist 3.
Mlh. A R McCoy and J J Davla, Stiver
Rl ige, between Tboma and Rock Creek.
l4ih. I J Davl and J O Buahncll, "Linn
Caontv, adjoining Uitrr.
l4tlu L E Blaln, A R McCoy, J J Davl
and I O Buahncll, claim near tatter.
11th. J O liuarmcll and W O Buthncll,
Rocky Fellow, near latter.
22nd. T J Cilne, claim near latter, Slam
pede. a j. W W Rolw and W B BlancharJ,
Calapoola di.trict, The Silk Hat.
13. G Medley and others, The Eagle,
Calapoola Dlst.
J J. II F HotScnbeck, I 11 F, Calapoola
DUt.
33. Townsend Si HaitIoo, Orophcmla,
Calapoola DUt.
aa, FA Burkhart and W A McClaln,
Gold Mint, Santiam DUt.
ai. F A Burkhart and M Cowan, Red
Wan lot, Santiam DUt.
as. F A Buikhart, W A McClaln and
M Cowan, Mountain Vlcer, Ssntlam Dist
al. vV A McClaln and F A Burkhart,
Boomer, Santiam DUt.
18. II Kenton, the II Kenton, Rock
cicck 7
18. II Kenton, Wnverlv. near ame.
10. C E Browne!! and" M'-Uir g Co, Julia
Santiam DUt
30. A O Schwaika and J M Roger,
Placer Mine, Haniiam DUt.
aa. FA Buikhart and M Cowan, Pal
metto, Santiam Dist.
RIAL K1T4YK 4LE
U Iliatt toC W Simons loU.Leb..?
U 8 Ames to C W Simons, 1 acre,
13KI....
Rachel Thompson to I W Starr, 23
x28fet,N Brownsville
Rachel Thompson, adinir, to I W
Starr, same
K H.Frutn to A Frum,79.8aarei..
Jonathan Wassom to Annie Stone
field, 2 lots, Ilianon
J S Courtney to J C Slater, 2 lots,
Iebanon
H R Powell to W T Cochrane, 100
acres
Brownsville B & L A to R E Cnrran
2 lots.N Brownsville.
Q S Ames to 0 W Simons, acre,
13E1
C W Simons to 8 Evans, acre. .
W II Millholtcn to G Leonard, 64
acres, 12 w 4
David Smith to David Wood, 25
acres, on Santiam
James Williams to Scio, lot 60
II Bryant to Katie Tway.l acre,Al-
bany.
R Koehlcr to August Costel, 2 lots,
H's2nd A
J S VanWinkle to W J Windham,
lot 4, bl 118, H'g A
J T Ames and ors to Wm Rum- .
baugh,etnx, interest in canal.
J S Ames to Wm Rumbaiigh,et ux,
deed to correct error
A B Seal to C E Hawkins and FE
Allen, 1.49 acres, Albany
J P Galbraith to R E Curran, tract,
at Brownsville.
J II W ilkinson to II II Hewitt,
13.(18 acres, 11 w 3....
Edward U Carr to Robert VV hitod.S
lots, 12 w 2
Oregon to Edward G Carr ,3 lots.12
w2
Arthur Leonard to II II Hindn.lOO
acres 15 E 1
A Hackleman to Geo D Riding,!
lot,ll'2ndA
P Kester to W SChurchill,80 acres
12 w 3
F X Schreiver to C E Wheeler, NK
acres 10 E 2
Murdock Stewart to 0 E Wheeler,
100 acres 10 E 2
Fred Benae to C E Wheeler, 10
acres 10 E 2
Otto Fox to Richard Warner, 38.07
acres 11 W 2
U 8 to F Schreiner 160 acres 10 E 2
U 8 to Murdock Stewart 100 acres
10 E 2
U S to Fred Bense lOOacreB 10 E 2
L E Penland to Henry C Davis,113 .
acres 13 W 3....
ooij
COO
200
800
S.'iOO
200
225
550
CIO
1500
150
1500
125
0
1000
1000
2400
800
980
900
6300
400
400
400
2400
.28 444
Total for the year. . .... . . . . . (I,849,'l37
"Six mortgages were filed, considera
tion, (3,703.
A ue cure for the whisky habit: Dr
Livingston's Antidote for Drunkennea wit
oure any case of the liquor habit in trom tea.
to thirty day, from the moderate drinker to
the drunkard. The Antidote oo be given
in a cup of ooffee without the knowledge of
the person taking it. The Antidote will not
injnre the health in any way. Manufactured
by the Livingston Chemical Co., Portland,
Oregon, cr from J A Gumming, sole agent.
Albany. .
IOO F. Albany Lodge No 4 hold lt
regular meeting Wednesday evening of
each week. - Visiting brothers are cordially
nvlted to attend.
Smoke the celebrated Havana 611ed ci
gars, manufactured at Jul as Joseph's cigar
factory. On!" R p--
nMH mo abioad.
Prof J t Lateber, of the Httle Agrionlt
nral eollegn, waa In th city to-day.
Prof Dan Looney, recently of Kansas City,
Mo, ha been eugagod to teach tho Tengr-nt
school,
Tbo Kay. President of tbe Halom wriolnn
mill oompany, i in the city in the interest
of hi oompany.
Soott May, cashier of the liobk, and
IVter Smith, of that city, have htm duiug
Aioany to-aay.
3 D Person's milk wauon tam ran away
laat availing, chnrniug th milk mty bntter
la geod shape. Damage, nou.insl .
C 0 Hogne, of the Orouon Paoiliu. i)Msd
over sne ra s-oay paying on empmyera
.r niin(... may. une, juiy ami A.
Dll.t fMHlAlB dtltt.
'
u.. 1 rt.i.-. 1 I .1. .
Au,.,ltf ,hia B1-.H h-r t,, in ,,.
' fliaM1.nt ,in.n ,,..1
xaquina Msy,
I'drthmds, Ol 8a!i'tn, 3, at Salom yester
c'ay. The Mlm elub.i probable a butu.
one than I'ortlaud', at least with a litra.
amount of exporhuc.
Mr Jos Meyers las purohased th interest
of hi partner in the delivery business of
Albauy aud is now running it l..nr, with
four rout wagons and a general delivery
l's utile too cigarette dealer have totered
into an agreomeut to charge 10 cent, or f ur
packages, for a quarter for low grado ciur
ettee, and 10 ceut, or three packages, for a
quarter of high grade cigarettes. All of them
are low grade euoogh.
The report that Jos vVebUr, cf this city,
and Tho Dolman, two veteran tiremen, felt
off tbs Oregon on th.ir way to Ssa Prsncisco
and weie devoured by a wbale,inot true, we
learn by a letter ist received ov-sr the Al
bany and Astoria It H from Tillamook.
Though a large camber of people are
coming from the Bay quite & nuinoer are
going that way, the 0 P trah starting out
with good loU, and always taking 00 come
from the west side. Tbe present warm
wsv will increaaoth vui or t' this pope
lar resort.
Bom people entertain queer idcaa cf love.
A lieateuaul in th Auatrtsn army was trou
bled because bis young ladylove wa taken
away by her parent. It affected bis mind
to such an extent, that as bs could not marry
her, bfo had no more charms for b'm, so he
shot her through tbe head, then shot him'
self, snd the lovers wbo could not be united
in life were wedded in death
Yesterday, near Gervai, Tbo Hunt, tbe
father of Mr Peter Hiley, of this city, ws
accidentally killed ia the following manner.
While descending a steep bill at Huttevill,
aliotit ton o'olouk.he felt from a leal of grain.
Hi nssR was broken in tbe fall, and the
front wheel of the wag-on passed over hi
face, plitling it wide open. Death wa in
sUntaaeao. lid was a wtdower,G7 year of
aye, aod lesve three ehildieo. 11 will be
buried at the Catbolie cemetery at Gervai
Friday at 10 o'clock, lie leave an estate
valued at $10,000.
Mr "Texas" Bennett, the genial night
operator, wbo ba been taking the associ
ated pre reports, reeeotiy Riven op, for
sevsrsl mouth, left thl noon for Olympia.
where he will oe employe! lo a like manner
f it the new daily j-ast started tnnro. Teck
mad many fneud in Albany. He was an
eothusisUo nimrod aod made tbe feathers
fly every day around Ail-any, whipped the
river for suckers and trout, and the Demo
crat man acknowledge many very pleasant
awim with hint in th limpid water of the
Willamette.
Fell Out. Yesterday Mr Dr Woodle
wa assisting In s' retching the barbed
wire for a fence on her farm, a few miles
from thl city, when her dress csught in
the wire and she was thrown out of the
wagon, in which she ws riding, to the
ground, striking or. her face, nesrly caus.
ing a fracture of the jaw-bone.
FRIDAY.
Mr A S Knox, of San Jor, Cat.,
tbe
city.
Idaho' p pulation iociasaed from 43.CI0
ia IStH) t 8 .229 in 1890.
Mi Grace Piper returned to her home to
day, after a viait here of cevrre! week.
MUs Lee Prat her and Eva Cowaq aritvrd
home to-d.y from their eastern trip, atfer a
very enjoyable expercntv.
Tne fall term of the Albany Colh-uat In
stitute will open on n.t Wi-ddidsy under
favorable auspice. ..
Mr Peterson i hjildiug an addition 2724
feet to hi brick lock, in tbe rear, w lilch will
be rented for oftVo or other purpose.
Prof Michenor, who rect-btly rm for
County School Superintendent ba been en
gaged to teach th achmd taught tv bis suc
cessful opponent, the HsUcy school.
The Celratial laundry men of Astoria are
in a pickle. Tbe Water work, on account
of their ci trav.gst.t use of water, shot tbem
0(1 entirely. I here waa much howling, for
it ia impoavibltf to work without freah water.
M Grerg Waggoner, a member of th
board 1 f railwty lannmis loner, waa a pa
ei.ger on board yesterday' train in bi re
tort, from tbe uiiue. It i aiJ that he
drought the report of a rich strike in the
Pride of Pendletou miiir, owned by Feodle
ton parties E O.
The despatches te'l about how Rev Henry
Rominger, of Eut Pirtlsnd, formerly of Al
bany, bad a recent novel experience at Roth
lchoui. Pnnn officiating at the marriage of
his own mother, fur which purpose be went
overland from Oregon, lit mother wedded
anomer eiergy man.
50 1 Aiticlea incorporating the Siskiyou Stone
company were bled with the secretary of
1 1 state Wednesday afternoon, with II Wil ten-
burg, O Ayers, Jas Hall and K G Smith,
incorporators: capital stock, f 10,000; prin-
1 d pel oilioe of business, Portland, Oregon;
object, to do a genoral quarry and paving
120 1 bnsineas.
A German, who arrived from "Der Fder-
1 laod'' a year ago, recently wrote to hi fam
ily in Germany. He dsstrtd to imore his
1 1 people with hut wouderful progress which he
had made ia acquiring the custom and lan-
100 Roaga cf thi country. When hi letter wa
don he tobmitte. it to an American friend
75 'or criticism. Here is the beginning of the
14 1 letter, as it came to the critic' band :
"Oxonae me, dot I schreibo you iu in clish.
I lob bah o long in thi oountry gabia dot I
kann Deuttch precben."
I One of the moat onriona strikes on record
baa iuat ended at Danville. Vireiui. Sev -
eral dava mat a batcher waa imarianned for
700 1 vinlaltng a citv ordinance, wherennen all
the butchers eloaed their stalls and awora
00 they would sell no more meat until the or
dinance waa chantred. From that time no
freah meat could be bought ia the market
for love or money, and the peeple were pat
to great inoenven'enco. The butchers at
laat ooncladed that they ware getting the
worat of the o-called strike and all have
opeued at the old siaud oooti more.
Attaciied.t Yesterday Sheriff Croisan
of Marion county attached the store of
Don Smith at Uatesville, on behalfof
creditors for (7384.43. Smith placed his
assets at si,uu.U4,and says all Ins debts
will be paid. Among his Albany credit
ors is S E Young, whom he owes about
Dropped Dead. An old lady by the
name of Porter, mother of Mrs Barger,
living near Harrisburg, dropped dead at
the residenco of the latter yesterday. We
were unable to learn the particulars, but
it was supposed to be from heart di
ease.
a uood yield. Mr Iaaac Wllla, of
Syracuse Precinct reports a good yield of
cereals on his farm in that nreclnct His
entire crop of wheat averaged 40 bushels
per acre, ana ms oats 04.
The Willamette Bridge. Council
man Tabler, of the City Council retumed
irom lorvauik this noon, where he made
arrangements with Mr J M Stewart, Chief
Engineer of the Oregon Pacific.to make a
complete survey of the Willamette river
at this city for the proposed WTdge, for the
purpose of submission to the secretary of
war a provided by the recent bill passed
by congreu. Mr Stewart is an exprienced
mar. at the business, and the suryey will
be in goad hands.
The New Moies. Mr Luther White.of
Brownsville precinct, was in the city yes
terday. - Mr White resides six or seven
miles from Brownsville and owns the
farm at Bald Mountain, on which quite
a mining excitement has been created.
Several claims have been staked out, and
the prospects are said to be remarkably
good. Being so near Brownsville their
development would be a great thing for
that city, and people there think some
thing rich will result. An assay made at
the Idaho mint showed (24 of gold and
(4 of silver to the ton.
RArrjRDAY.
Powell & Co.
Have Viereck shave you.
Seth Thomas watches and clocks' at F M
French's.
A large lins of childrens school shoe at
KOSearls.
Kgan St Aolason are selling moBammt at
Portland price.
R W Fisher and family ar b ime from a
trip to tho mountain.
Ma Henrietta Brown and Mrs W Q Stew
art havrturr,d from the Bay,
Post stock of silvmr im ill in
Will & Stark's. No doubt of it. Sej.
Th largest stoek of spscUoles and sye
(dnsse ie Linn county at F M French's.
Zscbn & Son received a large invoice of
full and winter woolens yesterday,
A new mil stock cf carpet imtt
rit,. iv j t ra A Irving.
... . - -
Mr Jack Howard sot. to Portland thie
nono n a viait with relatives and friends.
Mr Hub Bryant roturncd last evening
from a trip to Sesttiir.
Mr Perry Conn an I family left on a camp
ing expedition to Y;,uin Bay to day!
Fora fin gold or silver beaded cane cheap
oall at F M Freuoh'i, Tbs Co- ner Jewelry
Store.
Mr John Hamilton, of Portland, a former
resident of Albany ia in the city the guest
or Mr i;raiiuu.
Tbe public school will begin Monday.
Every boy and fcirl in Albany of school ag
aliouUl be made to stteod.
The divorce suit of Ella Mack again
r ran it ar ack ba beta sallied by the young
couple very sounl.ly Hying together.
RcvJWHnead wi l preach in tbe Con
gregational Church to-moirow and tempor
arily till further not 10.
No crvl jes at the Evange.Ical Cbnrch to
morrow owing to repair in chart,h: bat
aabhatb aohoof will be held in front part
Good goods and bW price U th canse of
so many ladies gold watches being aold al r
M rreoch ,
Tb Democrat's "devil" escaid this noon
sou went to the Kay. Ibe force won 11 be
pleaaed to have htm ruturoed.
ifl reat haa been aaked to rest in a
Mayor of Babard, Wash , beoaone be doe
not attend tbe meeting or else do better
It certainly ia Treat' treat.
R F Atliby returned laat evening from
Portland, where he had been on boaine
1 lie Oregon racirlo Real Estate Co. are in
nioe quarters on Stark Street, between Front
and t trst.
Regular 4 o'clock meeting tomorrow af
ternoon at Y MCA room, object
Charity, senptar - reference 1st Vat 13.
Leader, O V Goebow, Ail men are cordially
lovited.
L M Coil and wife retorard to day from
Portland, Ml Carl having completed bis
00 arse ia abort band at tbe tiolme Business
College. Percy Kelly, who ha also just
finished a coarse there, will be bom Moo
day.
Yesterday at Newport. Mrs W R Ire
land and her young son, of Moomootb.Or,
weie thrown from the corta jetty tramway
by a car ran boy a. Tbey fell eighteen feet.
wil ei.wi waa IWOJ) .uu wruaia eaeaiij
injured. 1 be boy wa slightly injured.
Tbe Corvallis band, arrayed ia a fine
looking uniform, came over on the noon
train and went to Yaqnina Bay with tbe
excursion party which left at 2 o'clock with
a imailer crowd than aana'. Tbe band i a
credit to onr neighbor np the stream-
Tb dispatches have been telling about
how a boy in Poland tol an apple from a
rih man's orchard. Tbe man captured him,
aod fiendishly branded the word thief 00
his forehead, cheeks and lips. Tb entire
oommamty was aroused, and tb rich man
offered f 10.000 to settle it, bat this was le
fused, an 1 the man will be prosecuted aa he
aeeerve.
J A Gross returned laat evening from San
Francisco, much improved in health. He
report immense preparations for tbe cele
bration of tbe Native Sons of the Golden
West aod piooeera, the subscription being
$30,000 for tbe porpuee The city i cover
ed with decoration, aod it will probably be
th greatest celebration ever held in the city.
Social. Last evening the V L's, of
the Baptist church, gave a party at the
residence of Mrs W 8 Thompson, attend
ed by a large number of young people,
which was of more than ordinary pleas
ant nature. Many games were played
and music and good will prevailed. Such
parties untie the interests 01 voung peo
ple in a marked manner.
Wednesday evening a farewell party
was tendered Rev and Mrs M O Brink,
at their home in this city, previous to
their departure for their new field at
Yaquina Bay. It waa highly enjoyed by
the many present. Rev and Mrs Brink
take with them the good will of the
community in their new undertaking.
An enjoyable dance was given at the
Armory last evening under tbe a"u "pices
01 Air it in utciiarus.
Powell & Co.
Gold caoee at Will St Stark'.
F. M. French keep railroad time.
Rock candy drip at C E Brownell'a.
New cream cheese just received at Cocrad
Meyer.
Delicioua canned ranberaies at C.
Cr. woell'.
Choice canned
Brownuir.
aweet potatoea at C E
Prepared mack ret, in lib cans, at C E
Brownell'a.
Headquarters for garden seeds at C E
BrowneU'.
For artiste'
Cuick.
applies go to Stanard. &
Awbrey give ga for the painless extract
ion of teeth.
Yon have a big stock to select from : at
Powell A: Co
A popular p'soi L Vicreck's shaving and
hair dressing parlors.
A Cut class shave for only 15 cents at L
Yiereck'a, Saltmajrsb Block, Albany, Or,
Have you aeen those parlor snits that T
Brink ha just received ? They are nice.
If yon want a fine toilet or bath aoap oall
on Stanard & Cnalck, City Drag Store.
For bargain in monument, headstones,
etc., go to Egan ft Achiaon, Albany, Oregon.
Goo Anderson & Co have opened a Gab
market on Second St, opposite F Woods,
where fresh fish can be obtained The pa
tronage of the pnbllo ia ohcited .
Tho Brink ba refitted the second to
of hi building and baa juat fitted it with
of the best and largest stock of upholstered
good ever brought to tbe city. You had
bettet call and inspect hi good before yon
purchase. No trouble tohow ?gooas. buy
STATE FAIR. '90.
THIRTIETH mm EiniBlT19S.
Under th mansgoment of tbe Oregon Stat Board of
AgTiuuieure, win oe neiu on the state Uir
. gruuails near Salem, eommendng cu
MONDAY, SEPT. 15TH, 1890.
And lasting on wtek.
Over $15,000
UAHH fKEMlUMa
O Bored fur agrlonltural, stock and mechanical ex-
aaoita, ror wot-ks ot art and lanoy work and for Irtala
ef speed.
Rsduoed rates for fare aad.trelght on all transpor
tation to and from the fair. Important improve-
taenia nsve been made upon uie grounos aua ia
ereased (aotUties are offered exhibitors.
The Pavilion will be Open
Four Sights Doricg th9 eeL
A splendid Held of herse entered in the speeh ds
partiu.Dt and Sue exhibitions of radios will be riven
each day..
Entries for premium eloss Monday at T:30 p m.
Exhibitors ar unred tomakaaamanvnl Ih.lt antria.
on Saturday before the fair as possible. Goods, ani
mals and articles for exhibition must be iu their
places by 10 p m, on Monday.
-: PRICES OF ADMISSION. -
sn'a day ticket ... "
'Oman's dav ticket
If ui season ticket. ... .... ............
Woman 'a aeaaoa ticket..... ,
I . . ..... S
- &
.....i e
'SWSend.to th sacreUry st Portlsid, Oreeon, for
remlura list. . D H LCONEY
TGBEQa, President.
Beers tarr.
FOSHAY & MASOW,
WEOUiliAia abs aariAjj.- ...
Druggists and Bookseller
AgaLto for John B. Alden'a publicaUons,
blob we sell at publisher's priced wit is
t2geade '
Tbs load to Health
Cannot te successfully trayi4 writs,
eat goes' health Te resell wealth erany
eevet bmIIIos la lif requires the fall
ottestlos and epratlon of sll the fse
allies kind safer has endowed s with.
Th conditions cannot exist snlsst the
thrtlcxl kslng Is Is perfsct working
rdr, snd this Is Imposslbl wha the
liver snd iplets ar torpid, thnsobttmct
Ins th secretion, caaslng lndl(stlea
and dysptptls, with all ef their aecoav
aanylni horror.
DR. HENLEY'S
Englir- Dandfilion Tcnlc
susrt a s-e M10 rntloenc evr the Itver,
xelt It healthj action, reserve He
cbreale snsrosvats, snd p roots'. the
Mcrttloa ; ers lndlgtles and const r
aat'ea, sharp th appetite, ton
tbs sntlre rtt sad atskes III worth
IMnj.
n no yifiid for Fty1, Fit and Wear. PosKfvrry
tlie tst s hjo in Auifrle-i f"T the mooey. jpo i in
li diorlvcl. he stamp on nmt . i '"--
1 ake no other. Kvery plr warratiwi. wynja
and iual to u ny S stioe in th luarkrt. Mado by
J. JJ. PEEPUtu a. win vnivJAV.
13. X3. "TaarOTjatTSSr, ews.
19. C. WATSOfl,
Attorney at Latr.
ALBANY. -.- OREGON.
Once la the flrakaa Blaek.
Fortmll.er & Imng, '
as.
Ci "ii
MSI
-FDNERAL DIPeECTORS.-
Frompt Ittsatias-First-ciass Eeirs
T0WE1SEND
&WIL80H,
Real Estate g Loan Brokers
: iQsnrance s Spefialtj.:-
AOE.XT9 FOR
Ta9 Columbia Fire & Marine In Co.,
of rortlanJ, Oregon.
Frank Dekam, - - President
P. Oulcalt, - - Secretary.
This is one of
the strongest
home companies
Eevere House; '
ALBANY,
OREGON'
CHAS. PFEIFFER
PROPRIETOR.
Fitted un In 8rst-c!as etyle. Table
stipplieel with the best in tbe market.
Nice sleeping acartmenta, Mample roony
for commercial travelers,
CATTr reacts ta and Treat ibe etel.'VS
ALBANY OR.
HIT3MAN & EULBSRI BEOS.,
Real Estate Agents;
Farms and Ranches for sale.
Also city broperty in Albany
and Coryalli.
J, J. WHITNEY,
Imtm Anil Oonnsellor At Lav
;nd i
Xotav Public
ALBAIt ORECOH
Uoburg Lumber.
I sell tbe liest lumber in tbe eenoty; also
edar poet, shingles, lath doors and win
o w mould in?, etc. Prices from $5 to .'22
er thousand. Yard at Lowaon, on the
Narrow Gauge. See me before purchasing
elsewhere.
W W Crawford.
Adrets,P O Tallman.tJr
City Drug Store.
Stanard k Gusick
Proprietors. Successors to
Guiss & Son. Dealers in
drugs, medicines and
chemicals,fancy and toilet
articles, sponges, brushes,
perf3mery,school and ar
tists supplies. Physician's w
prescriptions accurately
compounded.
Delmonico Restaurant,
Opposite Blttmbebo Block.
New Rooms; Seat Service:
Good Meat, Promptly Served,
for
Tvsenty-five Cento. .
Oysters in -:- all -:- Styles.
Court ous Treatment; First classCoohs.
SamOobtz, Proprietor.
. Assignment Notice.
ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
xx toe onaeraianea naa Deen appointee
assignee of tbe estate of Charles Y
Parker, an InsOiVeatdebtor. All uerso
having claims against said estate
hereby notiflod to present the same rr
erly verifiad to tbe undersigned at
bauy, Oregon. T'ittiiri three moths f
this date.
Dated this 5fb day ol A r.smt, lftn'
THE WORLDSKCST
Rill EQUQO 2.60 518
TOM SCALES OF
$66 (BIKSHAMTOmI
Besjs Box Tar Beam H. Y, kI