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FRIDAY 8EITEMBER 19, 1600
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rraprletnr.
Portland Auainst tub Yau.ky. Mr
McDonald, a sturjy Scotchman, from
Illinois, representing peroral wcll-to-uo
families there, has Ir-ch in the city
lookinir around, and in much pleased
with this section of the state, in fact linn
been surprised at tilings hero. At Port
land he was met ty land sharks and cut
throats under different guises, from nut
only the Sound cities, hut trout Portland
as well, the universal effort hoing to net
him to stay In Portland or so to the
Hound. Men thero may Uod have mer
cy on their rotten beings told htm in
earnest that there wero nothing hut In
dians np here, and that in the outskirts,
at ninht, it was necessary to build lires
to keen the lions, cougars and other wild
animals away. Though tho Oregon iaii
lias said lately that Port hind would stand
in with the valley hereafter, ns a matter
of fact, people there generally are work
ing against tho valley ; for Portlnnd Hist,
and the Sound second. Any other ver
sion is merely tally. Portlnnd rung the
whole state in to help it get a recount;
but in the building up of the state it
works against every other part.
Stavton. The mother it Dunlct
Drainer, aero on the I. Inn count v sl.lc,
had the misfortune of fracturing: hone by
a fall last Sunday. Ir I I t tier, ( Sclo, vl
he Injured limb! licing 70 vcar olj Iter
mprovcmc.it will be slow.
A little child of Reuben Titus, who live
acroM tlieSaittlam In I.lmi cv.iu rv, 1,11 out
of a grancry last week ami fiaciurej a
fore-arm, near the w rist.
John Potter got two or three tibs broken
by being thrown out of a vehicle while hi
team it running away ThU U the ec
ond accident or ltd kind for John within
a few month. Sun.
Extensive Ri o KxTEXMiitiToit. A lew
weeks ago a gentlemau living near Ante
lope, whose house was infested w ith bed
bugs, sought to destroy the vermin In
huming sulphur in the house, and by
some luishnp the house caught 011 tire,
and it was with ditticulty that the build
ing and contents were saved from des
truction. As it was several hundred
dollars daumcc was done the house and
furniture. The prcuii-es were insured
In the Mate Ins t o, and the adjuster for
the t'o. Col W F Helm, suggests that
parties holding policies in the State
adopt a less dangerous method (or des
troying bugs. Ociioro Review.
A Diamond Tinier. Train men report
that last night, at l'-.iker C'i'y, a woman
stole a diamond necklace, valued at .'KM,
from anotlier woman, dunned !'
clothing, and accompanied by another
woman who wore the usual feminine at
tire, went to the depot to Umrd an east
bound train. It wa. intended that they
should play the part of mother and sou,
and they would have made good their
escape, but the train was tw enty minutes
late. Suspicion was diverted to them
and they were arrested by officers, re
sulting in the discovery ol the necklace.
E. U.
Nkxt Monday. Pueblo C'hieUain, Pue
blo, Colorado, says: The Oakes' Swiss
Bell Ringers and' Comedy Sketch Club
gave two excellent crforuiaiiceB at lere
ruear's opera house yesterday afternoon
and .evening. The performance was a
success from beginning to end. One
minute the audience would be tilled w ith
ranture by their harmonious and mar
Tel lous music, and the next convulsed
with laughter by their nonsensical mim
icry and mirth. It is an exceptional
company ,and they will iind it profitable
to return again.
Covixo to a lis ad. Nearly all the O
P men are . congregating in New York
City, where the future policy of the
road, it is prolably correctly stated, w id
be settled. If the present luaiinui nu'tit
can get the money for w huh Lund were
issued, they will continue the road them
selves, if not they will turn it over to
the men who have the money, at least
give a controlling interest to them. The
matter is undoubtedly coming to a head,
and the sooner the Utter. ;.",000UU1
put into the extension of the road would
Le an immense thing for this valley.
Saxd Bars. Anotlier ship is stuck on
a sand bar fietween Astoria and Portland.
Unless a railroad is soon built to Astoria
or a channel dredged from Portland dow n
a whip will be 'as rare a sight in the Co
lumbia river as in Kaker City. Within
iz months it will be impossible to get
anything larger than a skill to Portland.
Pioneer. This reminds us that the
sand bars between Albany and Portland
should be removed, (jive us an open
river during the summer as w ell as dur
ing the winter.
A Serious IUkaway. Lstt Sunday
Mrs Rader and her son were driving in
a hupgv on the t'orvallis roud hcyond
the Calanooia bridge, when their ho-se
became frightened and ran away, tip-
Jing over the buggy, throwing Uith out.
rira Rader, a widow, was uninjured ; but
Die boy was quite badly bruised, though
no bones were broken. The region just
beyond the Calapooia brid je seems to le
a favorite place lor tip overs and fright
ening teams.
Was Not Simox. A telegraphic dis
patch recently published In the Oregonlan
atated that H acitenbich, a merchant of
Spokane Fall, had been robbed by an
"adventure" in New Vork of $1900.
This story wat published a long ago a
January 4, 1890. But the file of the Spo
kane Review how that Mr Seitenbach
left that place for New Yotk January 15,
1890, so, of courte, the torv I false.
There are buyboli- who think it"rparl
and "a good joke" to tell lie of thi kind.
Oregonian.
One os the Incidents. A man named
Ke'Jey carne to Salem Sunday from Gcr
vals and In the sfternoon looked too freely
upon wine when it was red. Early in the
afternoon ne was full and went down to
the yard of the taw mill to sleep It off on
the ar dust. A deep drunken deep fell
upon him from which he aroured to find
himself robbed. Hi pant pocket was cut
out and with it the only money he had
$40. Statesman.
Had a Bio Time. Mr Jos Webber re
turned last evening from his trip to San
Francisco with the veteran firemen. He
reported a very fine time. All the old
San Francisco firemen remembered him,
and treated him in a very hospitable
manner. While there he was sick fora
day or two, and called in one of Albany's
old doctors, Dr Boughton, now located on
Kearney street, in attractive offices,
where he is doing a good business.
Brownsville-. Mr. J. M. Waters.and
son, W. W. Waters and wife, left for
Seattle, Wednesday where they will make
their future home.
We have, at t" Ifferent time, noticed ar
ticles in our exchange In regard to expert
hunters and sportmen, but none of them
begins to equal the record made by Ja.
Smith. Wednesday. He went out, hot
twenty-four time and killed twcnty-ihree
bird. He muit be somewhat of an expert
who done thi. Times.
The Weather Indications. Tho sig
nal service has again begun business in
this city, and the flags may be seen at
the French corner, telling prospects
The indications are that tho weather
will soon be rain followed by fair weather,
W.I 1 I '
. and men ram touoweu ty rain lor some'
time, with varying temperature.
A State Board. There will be a meet
ing ol delegates Irom the Boards of Trade
of Oregon, at Portland on Sept 27, for
forming a State Board of Trade. The
Albany Board will send a delegate to as
sist in Buch an organization, which can
do much towards developing the unsur
passed interests ol tins glorious state.
Closed. -Our patron will please take
notice that our store will lie closed on
Wednesday, Sept. 24th, on which day we
transact no business on account oJ I10I1
day. May & Skndkrh,
llarrisburg, Or.
B. & L. A The regular monthly meet
ing of the Building & Loan association will
occur on next Friday evening. About the
usual amount of money will be on hand
to loan.
Low Water Mark. The Willamette
at this city is now within three inches of
low wnter mark, which it protcines to
TjRatxo a Rkcoi'Kt. Mr Q W Wright
President ol the Albany Board ol Trade,
to-day received tho following telegram
Portland, Or., Sept 17, 18D0.
Board or Trade,
Albany, Oregon. .
It your community desires a recount,
your county, in order to obtain your
representation la liio state legislature.
should get your county officials to im
mediately wire 0.:r congressional repre
sentation at Washington to demand a
recount for your county, giving all ihjb
siblo proof of defective work in the June
count, as tho commercial center ol the
state, we desire, and will help, all possi
ble. DIM t. UAMIIKIt or V OMMKUCK.
T. 1. OsiioRNie,
President
Mr Wright desires to say that tho
Board of Trade advertised for a public
meeting, which was to have la-en held
here last Monday evening, to consider
1 lie question ol demanding a recount ol
the state, but as our citizens took but
lit llo interest, there wero only a few
thero and nothing was done, llo says
uio iiestion ol demanding a recount
properly lielongs to the business men,
officials and farmers of I. inn county to
take the initiative steps, and then when
icmanuc(i. me Hoard ni iimie win no
its part, and the matter is now left to
the consideration and action of the Ken-
eral public of this city and county.
A Nrkuiiiorly A kf air. -Sometime
Utile nctglihoily quarrel get Into the Re
corder" Court that uou!d be settled In a
more friendly manner Such a case hap
pened iuturilav evening, in which a cou
ple respect ihl cltixcn were Interested.
One I'.i'lghbor'a child called a l.clghbor'
little ghl what wa very Insulting and un
deserved, and It made the father mnd, and.
having iK-tn repeated scverjl times, he
went to llio father of the offender anj
aked him to have It Mopped. I'ntnten
tionally, without any provocation, a mere
Impulse, he hit hU neighbor a ringing
blow In the face, and wa very sorry fr It
Immediately. The man would" have
dropped the matter, but hi wife IntW'ed
on having her neighbor arreoted, and ahe
uM -nniril.iy evening, 1 oultlng hi line of
$ being Imposed.
Oi r Cknsi s Kick. A kicking on the
census li fashionable w hy shouMn't Linn
county get in and do oiue of it. t'ndi r
the piogram pursued by other countits
prohably no county hi Oregon ha bet n
used ijultc at bsillv a l.lnn county. Ti c
fuoptution In Multnomah countv, for the
at state election was 1 10:0 (05.87 or
ulalion mul.r the re vetl count. A tlicie
arc piobably mote families In Ihl county
proportionately than there the proportion
here should be equal to at least tii.it In
Mu'.lnoinnh county. The vote In l.lnn
county In the June c!e. lion was .pJJ for
Congressman. That mulilpllrd by 5 87
produce ?3,;i3. IrstcaJ of that Relic
give n tfi,woo. Taking 5 on the ratio and
we would have over jn.ooo, w' ich we
should undoubtedly have.
Thikd Horse TRAtNiNO. A man look
ing through a crack in the fence at the
fair grounJa saw an interring sixht, not
many day ago. Justice (i.-o Humphrey
was. In "a ligM buggy K-Mml Johnny
Schmeer' trotter, let'ing l--n out for all
he wa woith. How he Ik-w. The wind
fairly whistled. The first milt wa made
at a tirrilic speed, beyond all anticipations.
Getting warmed i.p "the animal started on
it ftccor.d mile at a greater speed, w hich
provej too ir.uc.i fur the corpoiocity of
the drive, who wa tun.bled out into the
dust, the buggy tipping over, to l:a mater
ial damage. The jus'.lce was picked up
and found Ir. good condition, but declared
he had had enough of horse training. He
wa heard to request the owner of the out
fi', who wa wutching the speeding, to
keep tl;l nd he would havy the buggy
fixed ail right.
An Alarm. About 11 o'clock last eve
ning the Cre btil rang out a peal of alarm
which wa quickly responded by the Je
partineut; but, as is Albany Kd for
tune generally, the lire bad been put out.
I', teem thai a lamp had exploded at the
Wavcrly House, just fro. 11 what cause is
not ririatn, thoi'tth someone said I; was
ov-.r a iittlc dispute between scu c cf the
boa-.'ers during a game of cards. A bed
qul:t - quickly secured and tnrown
over li t (Tames, a'ul. Igniting, dumped
In the street. Then sou.rone cried lie, and
stjnieonc tlse made for the fire bell. The
only lljiig burned seriously was the bed
qui't.
A Good Adv. ) W Hockersmith ship
ped a car load of Ashland fruit to New
York this week, s;a-t!ng it yesterday
morning. It was shipped for Porter
Bros., of Sacramento, Cul., and was con
signed to E j Goodcil. New York City.
The ear loud was made up of peaches.
I'artlette, Burre d'Anjou and Socket
pears, prune s and apples. The ear was
one of the refrigerator kind. and after the
fruit a as all loaded the ice chests were
tilled with ice and the car sealed with
cotton batting. On the outside of the
ear were four large placards containing
the words: "Selected fruit fom Ash
and, Oregon." Tidings.
Old Tom RkrdU not a surcctsful liti
gant, nor never ha been. In fact he has
bezn involved in civil or criminal suit near
ly all hi life and ha never yet been suc-
cefu! in or.e. He l now 77 year of age
nil 01 yesterday paid a line and cost
Tnouri'inic to Sol In the Justice' Court.
Mr Reed wa also taxed with the cost in
the case of the State versus Nancy Slator,
wherein Tom wa private p'osecutor.
Nancy cot clear and Tom wa taxed with
the cost for prosecuting without cause.
These casrs grew out of the fight men -lior.cd
In hl paper ahout two wecl.s ago,
nd will cost loin abou. $150. I'imc
RtTiiiCH Fractiou.V. A day or two ago
Vagrant Walpole, who is Isiarding at the
hotel de Hoffman fora month thought
he would show his royal blood, and so he
kicked his dinner into a corncr.coinplete
ly ruining it. Since then he has been
living on bread an I water, much to his
lisnleasure. It is safe to Drcdict that
Mr Walpole, who may be a descendent of
the celebrated r.riiflisliman ol that name,
will seek new fields on retiring from the
calaboose.
Paving vp. The Oregon Pacific a few
day ago paid it employee for June, and
the JJitMocR at i informed that on next
Saturday the company will liquidate for
July and August, which will be in lull, a
under the custom, pay I not due until the
H to the 20111 ol each month, tor the pre
ceding month. The public can draw their
own conclusion at to what thi commenda
ble conduct means.
'MnRDjR I Help I" cried a woman in
First Street house, Saturday evening.
A man heard the cry and rushed for the
police ; the police responded ; but there
wa no murder and no help needed, o the
matter wa dropped. It wa probably only
a family Jar, pecuuar to mot well regulat
ed familie of these modern day.
Church Social. A church social will
be given next Friday evening at the resi
dence of Mr and MrsC E Brownell,under
tuo auspices ot the young peoplo of the
rresbyterian Church, itie allair prom
otes to bo an enjoyable one. Come and
see.
Dwtbict Fair. The Southern Oregon
District Fair will open at Central Toint,
Jackson county, next Monday, Sept. 22.
It promises to De a great success, vviui
two such energetic and enterprising men
in control as Col R A Miller, Secretary,
and Geo W Biddell, President, success
seems assured.
Lidle cU and e the latt
d m goods at E C Searl.
yeltie in
"1
Fine -: - Dressed -: - Chicken
For Sunday Dinner, '
AT ' ',
Mueller -:- & : Garrett's
Eaa & Auhhoa hacdle toe celebrated
Portland cement walls for cemetery lots.
These walls ean be furniihod at half the cost
of any other and am far aaperiur.
T knnvfrv ivtiti Vanev Will Al (StarV
IvAROEST IN TnB V ALLEV . V 111 fctarK
have received the largest and finest dis-
play of silverware in the valley, as their
' elegant display of novelties in the linelor thi popular preparation for ths last
will testify. They invite the public to
call at their store and ees their fine me -
tropolitan stock.
MttHioT Abkestkd fjb rotvotur
The realleatUrjr atarln Blm la the race.
On Wednoed iy Marshal HaiTunn re
ceived a dispatch from Sheriir Birdscy.of
Jacksonville, reading: "Jules Schmidt
here. Woman with him. Do you want
him." followed by another: "Schmidt
has Wen arrested for polygamy. Exam
ination this afternoon. Will notify you
if discharged." A letter received by
William Plciilor stated that Schmidt and
Mary Sehlosser wero married at Crescent
City, Cal., whero tho Hkmoorat a few
days rnio stated they had gone. It seems
that they n turned to lacksonvllle.where
Mrs Schmidt No 1 liad him arrested.
We aro informed she had lcen watching
the proceedings. Tho dispatch corrobor
ates the letter in reference to their mar
riage, which alone could create a ease of
Dolvuamv. The general sentiment hero
is that Schmidt can only get his just de
serts by a residence in tho penitentiary
at least four years, tho limit.
Narrow ash PitKJi'DicKn. Wo tuny
lo considered very "narrow " and "pre,
Judieed," and Ikj severely criticised, but
nevertheless, wewiuh to call the atten
tion of tho taxpayers and citlxcna in
general, toexisling farts that should In
terest them, tays the Times, hitting
the nail on tho head ristlit ill tiio start
and then shows that the north part ot
th) county has received t'.HMHH) for bridges
recently and thn south part stl.tUHI. "Itut
this Is not all," continues that paper.
"Allwnv now wants flS.tHH) or -D.WO to
build a" bridge at that city, which will
benefit tho taxpayers of Southern I .In 11
county not a cent. We mention these
facts, not so much to protest against the
protHised bridge at Albany, as to protest
against liieso gross injustices. a very
inhnitismally one-idead remark. Albany
is in Western Linn and has not Inen
he)iod by tho JetTorson, Stavton nnd
Wntetloo brldires auv more than Browus-
ville, in fact at least two take trade from
here, and Waterloo Is nearer llrownsvillo
than Albany. Allmny people, though
this city iavs a thirl of tho taxes of tho
entire county, has petitioned for all the
iirittirrs asked, reuarilless ol location.
That is the unselfish w ay ; but now comes
lrownsville. which lust l ad i.tiK) hihiiI
for it, and opposes it, and says it wont
Is nellt that city a cent. Will.t'he Brow 11s-
villu bridge wont enelit aIIhiiiv a cent
any more, yet it pays about f.'.'jiK of the
expense, ami very gladly. As a matter
of fact, though, each will' help the other.
Every part of the county is WnHlted by
its internal improvements wherever
made, and of all improvements mule the
whole county in this case should rise in
its might aiid ay to Albany, take your
bridge, you have earned it many timts.
If the county paid MiUKX) or :1j,0(H) to
wards the bridge, which it proUibly will
not, Brow nsville would pay less of it than
Albany dyes towards the Brownsville
bridge. Come, lie broad minded and
charitable, and work for the whole county.
A Hop Pickino I scthKNT. There was
a fellow who gave his name as Baker
and claimed to live in Polk, who may
thank his stars for the lenient manner
in w hieh he was handled by s justly an
gry and Indiitnant crowd near Stayton
Saturday night, according to informa
tion received by the Salem Journal. He,
among a large crowd of pickers, was
working at the hop. yard of Mr Bilyeu,
near Stayton, ami alt, of course, occupied
sleeping tints in such groups as were
convenient. One tent was wcupiedby
two young ladies alone, and atsut II
o'clock, the night in question, the wretch
l'.nker stole to and into this tent before
his approach was discovered. The girls
were frightened almost out of their wits,
and the fellow threatened them w ith in
stant death if they stirred or made an
outcry. They did not p-rley nor heed
the threat, but shot under the tent and
ran for life to a neighbors not far olT.
They hail recognised tho ruffian and told
the camp w hat bad happened, The men
gathered and a dangerous dirfpo-iitioti ex
isted for a short tune, tut they finally
sought him out and gave him very short
notice to leave that part of the country
and keep a safe distaiire aw ay. The only
mistake they made was in Dot donating
him an overcoat that would make him
look like a shanghai rooster.
Crook Coi-ssrY. At least 500 bushels
of giNd keeping apples could lie sold here
at I..'0a bushel.
Wheat in this market is worth Ho cents
to IS) cents per bushel; rye, fl; barley,
r.2'.j cents; oats, "3 cents ; Mttntoes, (I;
onions, 4 cents a pound, and other farm
edibles in proportion.
Mr and Mrs E W Orehaugh.of Browns
villo, parents of Paul Orebaugh, of this
place, have sold their possessions aud
moved to the far away state of Georgia.
Jeff I leister, of Beaver, was in tow n
last Saturday, and informed 11s the Beav
er creek cattlemen have sold their Is-ef to
R A Gilmore, of John Hay, for $.T) per
head, to l delivered at the corrals on
Beaver. This is the best sale of beef
made in the county this season.
Heavy forest fires are said to bo raiting
in tho vicinity of the Three Sisters. That
is prolstbly w hero the smoke w hich hangs
over tliis country comes from. Prineviile
papers. -
A Hoe Town. Along the banks of the
laiCreole and within tho incorporate
limits ol the town ol 1 'alias are lour hop
yards that will yield a good crop. The
growers are J F Groves, lr Kirkpatrick,
II B Pluinmer and J C Morrison. They
employ, divided according to size of hop
yard, iw pickers. Each yard has its
own dry house and there is no fooling
alsmt the drying business; as soon as
the loxes are full they must be dryed, or
by standing a few hours they heat and
spoil. 120 lioxes make a kiln and it takes
20 24 hours to dry. The yield of these
yards w ill be not less than 45MX) pounds.
Where is there another town in the
slate can beat Dallas for a hop town.
Observer.
Qiite Ki'jicipic There is one bright
genius living in Seattle who evidently
lias an idea that Astoria is not on the
map. A letter came from him yesterday
addressed to a well known citizen and in
addition to the direction, "Astoria, Or,"
there was written in tho comer "110
miles from Portland, near the mouth of
the Columbia river." Comment is un
necessary. Astorian.
Genuine Iowa torghom
E Prow iiell s-
011 draught at C
Watch Will & Stark's. Will & Stark
have received a new line of a elegant, as
well a reliable watches, gold and silver,
far ladies and gentlemen,as have ever been
ottered to the puolic In Albany. They are
attracting considerable attention, and buy
era should not fall to Inspect them.
Don't Rcn Around. Every steamer
aowever foggy the bar, brings to Albany
an Immense quantity of fruits and pro
duce. The bet and largest variety al
ways goe to Powell & Co's. Their
stands are al way full of just such thing
a the public wants. Save runing around
Dy calling at their store first.
Ever vbody Says So If the wild
wave could talk they would say, "Goto
Powell & Co's for groceries and pro
duce, for their stock Is large, their prices
low and qualitv the best." This is the
universal verdict of their customers.
Don't Fokoet to- attend the grand
opening of all millinery at the Ladies
Bazaar, to-morrow. All are cordially
Invited.
Wanted. 200 cords ol body red fix
wood at the Albany Woolen Mills. , Cal
at the Mills for particulars.
Dried Fruit Wanted,
20.000 pounds ot dried apples ; 15,000
pounds of dried plums. Highest market
price. Mueller oc Oarrktt.
m m m
Holdea's Ktbereal t'oush Syrup.
. r ir, ji I 4 . I
&a mianioin reincuy iut ,us vuro ui
. .... -,t.rpu K,M,-l1i,ia. hnon.
iB(. hi( Md ,ffeotions of the throat and
' iB. Th and immnsa .l.mand
thirty yerj iaunoarnlleied. Large aize,$l,
1 grnan 50 cents For tale by J A Camming,
I druggist.
MISIITS.
Klniiiuth county' assessment shows a
toiat valuation of l,o:m,it7 lmienioa
ness, ISTO.SH'-'i exemptions, $i40,S.K,
Total taxable property valuatloti,l,Oli -68.
This includes 0,070 horses, 18,1170
cattle, 22U sheep and 800 hogs.
It I said to be so dry In Osborne county
that hog have to be soaked In the river
before they will hold slop, Empoila Ue
publican,
Salvator his won hi owner thi year,
up to August 30, $113,180, in stake and
In purse, w hile l'iini,1 hi $101,016 to
her credit. Thai I 'idler than running a
country novupapcr,
Into the central pier of the Willamette
bridge, at Salem, were put lufio barrc! of
cement. Counting 400 pound to the bar
rel, thi U 414,000 pound or H i ton of
cement alone At $4 per barret, which I
probably about the cost, this make $4,240
worth of that 0110 commodlt) alone.
Journal,
Matter are down so Unu now that even
the kind of peifumery one uses sometime
Indicate considerable, musk for Instance.
Albany young woiren will then fore take
warning. t
A bout Ihl time last year, snv the Oal
las Observer, the Southern Pacllic engine
burned up considerable fencing and much
grain in this county and hau to pay thou
sunds of dollar for It. Thi season they
had furrow plowed - thirty feet on each
sl h-of the track, and everything coinhu
tihte between thrin cleared off. The re
call I no grain field fire. Truly a stlu h
In time save nine.
A few exchange are very severe on
McKanla, a negro minstrel, who I out
ot the country and ha no advertising at
hi disposal, as the Salem Journal To
cnslble people It would seem a U the
paper couldn't be too severe on a darkey
minstrel w ho ha ruined the prospect of
young and Innocent while girl, regard
les of advertising patrouage. The
Innuendo Is unjust. In such a rase .nost
paper would not consider that part at all.
fls I Jxie Krace euteitalnrd a few se
lect friend at breakfast at her home about
three mile from Corvallls, on '1 uesday
morning Leader. Perhaps a new style,
though a Dnmim kat man wa entertained
it breakfast at the same place just ten
rear, ago thi month, and he can vouch
tor the nicely of the entertainment. Thai
wa during threshing time.
Albany is "in it.' to use tho nrcvnilinir
slang of the day, now being murdered
from East to West. Even Ouda in her
last novel, "Syrhn," is on to it.
A young blood from Howell Prairie
started out imp picking this week and in
picking up, his outfit consisted of 2 pkgs
of cigarettes, a bottle of whisky.a pack of
cards, a revolver and a pair of blankets.
A young man at Buttevillu tried to get
rid of a corn by burning it oil" with nun
powder The jMiwder burned in his face
and nearly put out his eyes. The proper
course would have been to have tunneled
under the corn, then have inserted a
stick of dymtiamiie and exploded it. By
throwing his head Imck he might have
raved his complexion.
These are school days. The little boys
and girls trip gaily to school in '.he morn
ing. At recess tho mischievous boys sa
gaciously trip each other on the school
house lawn, and afterwards trip the light
fantastic toe to the tune of the school
teachers whip. These are tripping times.
Copying a statement from an exchange,
the Koseliiirg Keview says comment
thereupon is really unnwciisary, which
it then proceeds to demonstrate by a col
umn of uhiicccjisary comment. Journal.
Which is the way the public sjcakcr
speaks, and the dry good lix uian talks.
SJWS
A gentleman who has visited the Paci
fic coast at intervals of four or five
mouths for several years, is retorted by
the New York Press as saying that "Cal
ifornia is the costliest place in America
for anyone to five who has no local means
of earning a living. There is no small
change in the state, hotel rates are enor
mous and railroad rates are higher than
in any state in the union. California is.
no place for anyone to ico unless ho has a
fat Hckeltxxk and expects and is willing
to nave 11 stepped on."
In order to attract attention a local
advertiser sDoke about the O. D. contem
plating the putting on of another steamer
on account of the ear load on board for
them, which kept the Co. rustling. Tho
Astoria Columbian lakes it up in earnest,
and in an article headed "a decaying sea
port" says: "Yesterday's 'Frisco steamer
carried away over lorty carloads of freight
from this port and the Oreuon in yester
day discharged ten carloads of fruit, vege
tables, etc., and still the steamer was not
overcrowded." Please, sonny, go and
brush the cobwebs oil" your brain.
Wall Paper. I havo just received
roin tlits cut a br3 invoicoof wall pa
ne r, borders, decorations, etc., including
the plain ingrains which are becoming
very popular. These gxsls are better
styles and cheaper than ever before.
HAMl'KL K YOI NO
Jackets and Wraps. I amtt) race i
ing my fall and w inter stock of ladis,
misses and childrens jackets and wraps,
which are of the latest style and good
value, and as cheap as standard goods
can lie Ixiught. I have on band a lot
of ladies Newmarkets carried over from
last year, which I am selling at cost to
close them out to make room lor new
arrivals. Samuel K Youao.
Stopped. "Pretty near" does not
count. The sunbeam that travels ninty-
five million miles may be stopped seven
feet frcm earth by a cheap umbrella.
People who stop at Conn & Ilendricson'i
nearly always get bargains. They carry
a splendid line of groceries and produce
Noveties in Wash Fabrics. I have
just received direct from Chicago novel
ties in wash dress goods. The new thing
for fall and winter wear. I am receiving
the largest line of staple and fancy dress
goous ever Drought to tins market Those
needing their fall and winter supplies
win do wen to give me a can.
SAMUEL ki XOUNQ.
RegnUr meeting of the Y's TuetdsT evec
ing Sept 10. All members are requested to
D3 present.
On I Yes. Call at J R Douglas'con
ectionarv store for choice ice cream. 10
stents a dish, milk shake, Scents, and
everything .else equally cheap. First
Street, opposite Kuss House.
When wanting the best grooeries in the
market at reasonably price call on Powell &
Musun Unuhmwisar. In great variety
01 Biyica at bottom prices.
. Samuel E Young
UABRIED.
S C II M E E R-KOLDERWAY. Mon
day evening, Sept 15, 1800, in Albany,by
Geo Humphrey, EBq, Mr John Schmeer
and Mrs Paulino Kolderway, both of
Albany.
FINLE Y RICE. On Wednesday,Sept
10, 1890, at the residence of the bride'
father, J. N. Rice, near rrawfordsville, Mr.
oeo. r inley, one of Cr-twfordsville s most
popular young men, and Miss Ina Rice,
an accomplished young lady,
WOOD-SKAGGS. At the residence
of the officiating clergvman, Rev A J
Jannigan, Blodgett, Benton county. Sept
M r W m L Wood and M Is Martha I Skaggs
both ot uenton county, uregon. '
DRINKARD SPREAKER.-Sept 14
1890, at the Presbyterian parsonage, by the
Rev. E R. Prichard, Mr. Geo; W Drink-
ard and Miss Mildred Spreaker, both of
Linn County, Or. ,
IIOHK AND illtlt.1
Monday,
The lory of Ccoi cooLt wl 1 be 21 rtdlls
(state fair opens to-day with prospsots of
big wa uuium.
8 (1 Irvine, of Yaipiitta Bay, went to Tort
I Mid ss boon.
- hi t M
I' owed ft, Co.
IUd fluid I cow clei king for
Mrs 0 O Barkhart and Mrs J II Gurkhart
Isft to day on a trip to the Sound.
To-day Willis m M Hoag shipped from
Cnrvaili a car load of blooi'sd burns for Col
T K Hogg, of Nsw York.
J ill a MotrUon i home froiu a two months
sojourn in his Nye oreek, Yaquiua Bay, eot-
tKS.
E R Skip vortli, Esq. oteikV tha'aunrama
court, was in the city to-day on bis way to
Salt lit .
Hon Utk Ililjsn, vl Kngoiio, went to
Port I slid to day to attend 1 ttw tutt tie has
there.
li lMward Ouiu. S lo' lulld elllwn. I
in to , n. its ha not 1 .t arranusd for run
ning trie Jtllrrion mill,
I)r C U Chainbertin, the hoinaniialhla
iihvsi.'un, ha npi-ued an i lliu In ths Cukiok
briek, on BrnaiUlhin strset.
Throo taking part in Madams Time's Wa
Worka will ii,. t promptly at 7 o'clmk. at
lh.- W U T U hall to-tiht.
lliusUks ttottad a mils in 2; 22 at Port
bt.il. mm Saturday, whUi 1 ths fasts.t tiui
im! iiioda in Ongim.
Mrs A I) Barkorshd daughter, Cora, will
U av) Albany to mnrru ,u a ult to ija,
to lie guns a fsw mouth.
Ths hop I. usaU Kst'log in his wotk with
a vengeance through ths valley, aud muuh
damage will U l . In thi Co tils tba
dani.tf- will I 0i,si,rl,,
C' li. ty surveyor Fisher Htuiday
ft .mi Hull), whre h urva)d f r llt lis
town, which khvsdy lis a t,fllo
Lt 8tatdv. at Portland, a liv..,o was
grsntrd Pauline Kuldrway from Br K)dr
way. llabitaal diunkrnets wa ths ground.
Win M llo-g, UiuNow York, havjug ar
rived there ypUuly w Ihl morning. If
i probably working np that surprise for n
tiers.
Mrs Puntura ariivvd in Albany yaaUrday
morumg from Illinois, aud wilt probably
maks her hums with her daughter, Mrs
Louis Ifammrr.t.f Spienr.
J K Kl.U.kin, rtcriitly of ths Farmer's Si
Mrrclisi.t'a Insurant C, of thia eiiy. I
doing KoattU and oihsr N W cities, looking
for a tusiboss liHiatinn .
lUiry Subh-hsous of ths prominent citi
! if the Hi.tiaw country, is la ths eity,
Mrftunscna dtelaree there are stitiely no
rattlesnake op there,
Ths ritutar meeting of ths tt'CTU will
1st held Tuesday a 2.30 oVluck, A full at
tendant is deairnd aa there is Important
business to be tranaacUd.
A California man, who has bssu at Sod,
sills for hi health, died thi murntns A
!!iq was telrgraiibed for and ahii.rwd he
Forlmilier &Itjtng. .
Me V A ilcktmaa arilved yesterday
from hi Crook ooonty home, altera good
trip act. ths Cascade. Mr IUklf.m.
has been hers already a ooui I4 f Weeka.
J II Malia baa located in Portland, where
he will engage in til old busiuese.houl keep
lug. Mr llurkhsrt, hit ral esuie psnoer
here, i running the busine alone.
We are in roipi it a copy of lh Saa
Dirgo Weekly Uuion, from Mra Mary Uraa-
noo, Living an aecount of ths drowniuu of
sis person mho hul g4no i; to tb Hay in a
yaoU. It was a sad allair.
Mr W A Hxl.lm and fsm.1v. reewotlw of
I wa, nrpnaed hi biothw. Mrileo Didder.
jastorday morning by intUn in n appear
aac at fat homo in t lit city. Mr lAxfdar
conns here for ths purpo of kting m
whore 11, I he .VmbaHrst.
Poi.ict MATT;.""OricCook had hi
Mgooi cooked" this mcnlng by the Re
corder, on the charge of being drunk and
disorderly. $5 and costs were the fig -
cs.
Mr Albert Bond, or.e of l.lnn count v'a
mended farmer, came to loen yesterday,
and getting gltskuly drunk hi the even
ing, wa sirt rcd Into the rstihoose, where
he sobered up dudng the night. Hi flue
wa propetly liquldmed.
, TCKSUAV
Mr Mry Osrrett fan taken i-hariw of the
vi)ir.y iit.utc.
K(-tl enlTJ K ChsrK.n was in she c ty
Let ri try.
Mr, I. ll Laitiprtiau ia ta Lrakrmaa on
one of the local during Uir week.
General llidwed. who raa for Governor of
Ce'iforti on the i'rohibiuon ticket, it doing
Oregon,
M.s Tot.v Miller arrived home to-da
from ."pokao. Ka.1. acorapoid br by aunt
and cousin.
lir. wnsvdl baa aa Hue a i,r.ret aa any
place in OrtkOn of bco..niiuii the ccLtur of a
l ig mining luUrrst.
Mr Lsumntbaa six or seven ma at work
no ths Kailroad street sewer, wbi. h bs is
puabing rapidly forward. It will take at
east two mouth to eomplet ths wora.
A eeneroo response to tbo appeal Irom
the W C T U for dooatinj to their fair has
cm from the new snd enterprising firm of
Ohio g it Wallaoe. Thanks, gei.lUmen
Committee.
A New York City girl di-d a few day a to
from IhetffotiU of jampiog a ion 200 time.
l.tas moat evarvthioa else the lenclic from
rope jumping is moderation.
A luui of sheep pelts arrived in Albany
to-day from Dr Hill a Crook county ranch,
being ai.mo from the ahsop that died last
int-r.
T. P. O.born. Pr.sidcnt of the C hamber of
Commerce, of Portland, passed hronsh Al
bany last nmht fur San Fraueisoo. to attend
the Paciilc tWat Chamber tf Commerce and
and give their influence fur recount of
O ret on.
No Pa atamer. after having it new cop-
prrcoil . laced in poeition. wa gieeu a trial
this afteniMn sod found to work in good
thapo. Member of this Company will
repair to No Pa begin House in case of tire.
lly order of Chief Engineer.
The body of Willi Youne. who died at
Kodaville yesterday morning, wat taken to
Oakland, which was his former home, in
stead of California, aa stated yrsturday. The
deceased was a young man about; twenty
five years of see. who hs been at Sodavills
sevsial week for hi health.
Mr MacCalavan, i f Poio, was in the city
ytatsrday ai.d bad a dtlicate operation tie
funned hy Dr 3 P Wallace, in the removal
ol some cut from tbo throiacio loavity.
which had eradnallv moved trie hart to ths
right tide. The doctor had previously cor
rectly located the trouble. Mr Malayan who
was supposed to be failing with consumption
ia Dowgraanauy improving,
TfiE State Fair opened yesterday with
a good first day attendance. Raindrop
.
won tne nrst running race, three-fourth
tn 1 :i7i narry iiowe the trotting race
in 2:30, 2:27 and 2.29.
WEDNESDAY.
Wheat is now 60 cents ia Corvallt. Ah,
there
J R Bryioo and JohnSimpaon,ot Corvallis,
wire in lbs oity to-aay
Mrs Mneller and son Charles Mueller left
this noon on a trip to' Chioago, to be gone
ssvrrai wees.
Eastmau & Van Winkle have oloted their
business in this oity, traniforiog their goods
to fortland creditors.
Mr Abraham, of East Portland, of ths
firm of Abraham Blaokman, ia the quarry
scroti tnanver, was in tne oity.'
The Oakes Comedy Co. next Monday
should draw a gooa nouss. vvnen bere be
fors they gava a very enjoyable entertain
ment. "
D W Matthews, of Salt m, has been an
pointed Indian aceut at Klamath agenoy to
uoceed that moat colossal ol all tosule, L,uh
Applegate. .
The Hob Mills, 01 rottiand, who were
easily beaten by the Salem club went to La
Grande and played the champions of Eastern
Oregon , beating tbem 27 to U.
L L Burtenthaw, Esq, went down to Leb
non. Linn county, thia week, to visit with
hi forty brother, obusina, nnole and aunt
and other relative, he say, for a few days
his first visit home in twelve years,-
Ashland Tiding.
Mr E D Cusiok leaves to-morrow for Sa
iem. whereto ha accepted a potition,as
hook-keeper in ths bank of Ladd Be Bath,
That bank t fortunate in aecurius ths aet-
vicea of ao competent a young man.
A very pesuliar oise has happened in ths
East for the Custom house to oendder.
Jerry Lynch while in Egypt imported two
mummies fora Milwaukee man. . When ths
Okses were opened the mummies crumbled
I to dost. The Milwaukee man wants to get
I his custom dues baik whioh amount to 1400.
One of Dr. Rowland's ht r to his Cat
arrh on tilt, was taken sick last night and
di d,making it nsoessar y for thetronpto stop
and wslt while ths Doctor returned to Al
bany for another animal.
As rseontly pot in oonditioa by Eginewr
Miller Mo. 1's snglus is now in a (ires ol
oondstiun. Ths new Bus ars of o jier and
will last for yaars Ths tnek of taking out
the old ooilssnd putilurfln thi not one
wat uecsaafully aivl wu'l dons by tin Ka
ginerr in ths engine honae, without the a
titUuos of a priifesslonsl machinist
Tub Quart Mru,. Tho new qtmrli
mill, concentrator and engine, were
shipped to the Albany mines this noon,
where they will he fiiimediiitely placed
undercover. As it will taken building
100 feet long this alone w ill hn ouito a
job. A large amount of rock is being
collected ready for use, and it is the In
tention to run the mill during tho entire
winter!! possible.
Home Mhi.o.ns. Iint evening at the W
U C Hall a nice crowd ol young nnd oil
people spent a lew hours about as ideas-
antly as is often the experience at a social
gathering. Kuveral lively games were
played, the handkerchief being dropped
and the plutr? spun, and water and musk
melons in an their succuleiiey.fresh from
the gardens o' tho finest valley in tho
world, were eaten to satiety.
A Finoeu Aui-utateii. Two or three
weeks ago while working at Ids trade.
carpentry, Mr Henry Crowder acci
dentally cut the forefinger of his right
Hand, not very seriously. I'.lood poison
ing, though, set in, ami tho accident
assumed a serious apect. This forenoon, I
in order to keep tho poison within
hounds, the finger was amputated by lrs
Maston and I Hi vis.
A Puinteb Amiikhtkii. FherilT James
Birdsey, ol Jacksonville, arrived In Al
bany this morning on his way to Corval
lis. i) take possession of Harry Preston,
a typo on tho !ndcr, w ho was arrested
yesterday by Wierlir Mnckey.ln resjxinse
to a despatch from Jackwiiiville. Pres
ton, a young man about 22 years of ago,
hail leeii working in Jacksonville, on
the Times, about a year, up to a week or
two ago, w lu u he came north and was in
AllkAiiy a dav or two, wheie lie had
worked lor a few months over ayear ago.
The charge is that Preston stole a couple
county warrants out of a tailor shoo
there, one belonging to the tailor, and
got the i.'oney on them by having them
shaved, the customary operation in that
county. The sheriir says the evidence is
circumstantial, but in such a case if
guilty it can certainly be proven. Pres
ton declare his Innocence. Ho will I
brought to Albany this afternoon, and
taken to Jacksonville on to-11 lull's train.
Police Mattes. Last evening J E
Ilambrlck snd Dell Savage, a tcp-on of
Frsnk Peterson, got Inio a quarrel over a
personal matter, Savage having quit work
for Hsmbrlck a few day before, resulting
In a mixed kind of a contest. In which It is
claimed Hsmbrlck slapped young Ssvsge.
snd that the Utu-r pointed a j J cal Hire
target gun at the firmci, which he denies,
and which witnesses say he did not do,
Ilambrlck had Kavage arrested; but with
drew the complaint and tne cae wa dis
missed. Another case of trouble between neigh
bor come Irom the Third ward, In the
vicinity ot the one reported a few davi
sgo.mulllng In an arrest. Some children
bml a email Ued qiarril, and on Mr Wil
liam Fletcher Interfering, a son of Otto
Zimmerman, became aucy, when Fletch
er spanked him mime, a little act, which
though often performed to keep aid
straight, Mr Zlmmefman resented and bid
Mr Fletcher arrested A fine of $5 wa
Imposed.
NATVAi.OAs.--It seems to le fash
ionable to strike natural gas.aml Albany
is now up w ith the times, not to I out
done by Lebanon, Drain or Warrenton.
Last evening the news was received at
thia city that art had been ton ml in a
marshy place on the farm of Mr Klias
Maxwell, near Knox's Butte, about four
mile from Albany. Among others Mr
John Maxwell, of this eity, who is haul
ing wood from the place, states that he
stuck a stick in tho earth, at a watery
spot, and touched a match over it, a
llamo shooting up, and as well in p4s
he surface of the water would imiiie.
Tho indications are exactly the same as
the gas lonud at i.uanon, .w here out ol
forty holes made every one has ignite
mt one. un the .Maxwell farm the con-
itions are all good for a big deposit un
derneath, having all the usual signs ob
served In tho finding of the gas wells in
the East. The matter should lie thor
oughly investigated by the sinking of
I upes. ui ail tne natural gas claimed to
tave been found in Oregon, nothing lias
yet been done to develope it.though prep-
rations are iieing mode at j'rain. ine
prospects in the Maxwell mnrsh are as
good as any, and the matter is of enough
Importance to merit attention.
BROVTSHtlLtr.
tkpt 15th, 1S00.
We know ol a young man in this town
who. a few days ago, took a $10 piece
from a !oy to get it changed for htm in
the saloon, and kept 15, telling the boy
that was all the change the saloon man
had: since which time the hoy lias been
unable to get the other t5. 'Tib said
that the young man lias been guilty
of the like on one former occasion. If
this line of conduct is kept up it will
lead to hotel de' lkiwn ing. We give no
names at present, but, boys, you will
have to bo careful, as the correspondent
is onto your racket and may give names
if you continue.
I II Waters and Hon 1BR Morclock
will start lor Seattle the lastol the week,
to live in the luture. May success at
tend them.
We hear talk ot incorporating the
south town ol Brownsville again. Now
we ariso and move that wo amend the
charter ol tho north town and all incor
porate under one head. Lnited we
stand, divided we fall. There is no rea
son why we should maintain two govern
ments when one is better.
School did not start to-day as an
nounced The hops are not all picked
and thev must be taken care ol or the
temperance lecturers will be out of a job,
you know. Hops have some lice on
them this year and he who drinks beer
the coming year win nave Dug juice in
truth, as they dry lice and all together.
Rev LeKov leaves lor I -a Grande this
week, where he will reside in the future.
He has sold his property Here. .
E T T Fisher was here last week on
business.
OAaiTILLE
Some ol our people are Koinir to Salera
this week to take in the State Fair and
agricultural "hoes trot."
Mr Holstine ia diamine his well deeper.
He says it is too lar to carry water Irom
the creek, but he is too hard to please.lor
the creek came up to his house last win
ter and he didn't like it.
The debaters are hard at work study
ing and practicing lor the winter cam
paign as soon as nop picaing is seiueu.
Amicus has waked up some ol the faith
ful on this subject. If they knew who
he was thev would use him roueh.but he
has skipped out ol the way and will not
, 1 j 1 i i i j :
oe uacn unui mey gctcoumuuuwungniu.
There are hunters who have no fear oi
God nor regard for man nor trespass no
tices, shooting the i;ninese pheasant on
the Wabbath. II this is not stopped some
one will pay the extreme penalty ol the
law. II these birds are protected by law
and the farmer that feeds them don't dare
to kill them, has the average city hunter
anymore right to kill them. They are
too plenty, but aa long as the legislature
will protect Uiem iei every one ooey mo
law. utils auns I1W.
Djripepila for Mlxteea Year.
M P Holland, Postmaster, Eockaway
Beaoh. Long Island, N Y.waa entirely cared
f dyspepsi.i an J ibeum&tism of sixteen years'
standing, by taking two Branrlieth' Pill
ererv nieht lor a month. During ths month
he took I hem, he gained eight pound ia
weight, ,
Brand roth' Fills are parly vegetable, ab
olute'y hirinleas, and safe to take at any
time
Sold in every drug and modioine store,
either plaio or sugar ooated.
Dr. M. H. Ellis, physician and surgeon
Albany, Oregon, Calls mads in oity 01
aantry, :
fCtTtTK IUM
J W Brown to M M Davls.W Inter
est in Mill property in Linn
and Marion counties, 9 E 4. . .
J W Miller to C II Hunt.l lot.fihel-
burn.
W E Arnold to CI Brown,60 acres,
10 wl I
Geo Hunsaker to Oeo W Taylor. 90
6000
35
700
xHOfeet, Sclo...... 224
Oregon to I lenry Waltzen,320 acres,
11 Kl 400
James Kanderson to Oeo W Young,
1 acres, near Handerson bridge 700
Larinan Wiuel to John Canavan,
6'.h76 acres 13 w 8 2100
John Canavan to Florence Cana
van, 00 seres 12 w 3 .
C K Browm ll to A'bany M & M
C, thi! Julia mine
J II Abbey to M Kchmidt, 1 20th
Interest in Maplewood i.d to
Albany
W II tioltra to 0 A Hparlock, 100
acres, II w 3......
The Dundee M & F I Co to DO
McCIarui, piece land, 13 w 3. .
2100
1
1303
3009
iti,5im
Total lor year f 1 ,o'J2,H0
The follow ing mining claims have been
filed recently:
A B Wondin, the John A Logan, Banti
a:u District.
H H Warner, the Phil Bherldan, Kanti
am District.
M C Bingham, the Alpine, antiam
DiKtriet.
A llalvorseii, the Lookout, frantiam
District.
rrsll Land la las Wlllamriie Valley.
Tu (nKtnJ Lash Compant, or Halkm,
Osfcooa, is Ormuvo hoxa l iiou.e
JUaoAias is I at it La so,
Thi Ui.d is aitoaUd from 3) to 8 mika
Irom the Htau Capitol, with iu exclli.t
shipping faothlies, cnn-r), etc, and ia o
peoially adapted to froil raising.
Five sore tract from 35 a 73 per acre
all cultivated and ready to set to fruit.
Ten acre tracts partially cultivated tor
(50 per acre.
Twenty acrre light timber with avxd
apriug braoch, $33 por acre.
Twerty-hve acres, fifteen acres in culti
vation, eplug branch running ou the place,
for $33 per sots.
Forty aciescf ehoios land all cultivated,
email hnu, some young fruit already t
ont. $7) per acre.
Forty aers of land all cultivated, ia
whett this year, for iC5.
Fort) three acres, twenty-five scrt eol
tivated, line prinH branch, placel all fenced
in, for t0 per acre.
Fruit raiser profit from f 100 -to f 150 per
arcs af lr the trove are 4 years old .
Ao induttrions trao can make a good liv
ing fur his family while bis orchard ia Aon.
ing into bearing, by raiting vegetables and
varuios crop f,r the cannery, Lit at
know what amount you bavs to mveat and
we will advise as to location.
Send for map, pamphlet and jprioe liat to
TiisOaEuo Lamb CoMraar.
Salem, Oregon,
Carre! Events.
Everybody remarks at the splendid duv
plsy of fruits and vegetable at
Powell li Cot, where they get what they
neni in irie nri place.
The best and largest supply of peaches
win dc louna at rowel! a (.Vs
Leave your order there when you get
cauj 10 - put up peacnea.
A large supply of thelf goods, the beat
in lown, at roweii uo s.
All kind of nlcknacks at Powell St
Co'.
Warm'westhcr good, picnic grocerlea,
tsy at home groceries, every variety of
groceile In the market at Powell & Co's,
A Maa's (baaee t Marry."
Half percent from 50 to 56 year ot age
Two per cent from 4510 50 year of
age.
Five snd a half per cent from 40 104$
year 01 age.
Six and a half per cent from 35 to
year ot age.
-Tin and u half pr cent from 30 to
years of age,
Twentv-Cve per cent from 25 to
year of age.
Forty even per cent from 20 to
year of sec.
Three ercent from 15 to 20 rear of
ge
Hue hundred per cent if vou buy your
clothing ot G W Simpton, Albany, Ore
gon. IS9 rail Winter Weolea. I SSI
We have jut received a large invoice
of tine woolen. Including novelties of the
latest Foreign and Eastern design, and
aw alt your early inspection It I of courte
understood, we positively guarantee per.
feet fit and first-clan workmanship.
Zachrs & Son,
Merchant Tailor and Drapers,
Opposite Pott Office.
Corsets, Corsets.
We make a specialty of ladies and misses
fine -orscts and waists. We also have a
drive In a French tatine cortet at 75 cents
Kxtra good value.
Samckl E Young.
Gift Kxtkrprihb. Go and see that
lieautiful gold watch at the "Golden
Rule Bazaar." Julius Gradwohl the
proprietor of the Golden Rule Bazaar,in
forms us that he has the Prize Baking
Powder, and No 1 Japan tea, expressly
up for his business, and lor the benefit
of his customers, each box ol baking
powder will win a piece ol tine glassware
and also each pound ol the tea will win a
piece of fine glassware, and customers
who buy one pound of tea or a box of
baking powder, which is warranted, will
have a chance at that beautiful gold
watch. He has also added a fine assort
ment ot lamity groceries to his roam-
mouth stock ol glassware and crockerv.
which is the largest in the Willamette,
Valley. Go and see Mr Gradwhol at ths
Golden Rule Bazaar, and you will find
that nothing is misrepresented..
New embroideries, flouncing, lace
flouncing in cotton and silk, black and
cream. Laces In Imitation nolnt. also new
design In bl&c i.d white lace, including
Vandyck and Elfel Tower. New ruchlngt.
SAMUEL b YOUNO.
A la.ee invoice of oecktiea just reocived at
ECSowl.
A Slight Mistake. The quarts mill
and concentrator lor the Albany mines
will be taken to the Santlani on Wednes
day. They were addressed to the Albany
M U M (Jo. By mistake the concentrator
was taken to the Albany Y M Co., but as
it didn't fit In with any of the other woolen
mill machinery the matter was traced up
and the proper ownership discovered.
rKSOATAUS.
Car! Miller, ot Mendocino City, t
S. y. rewntly. H sars. " W V,
ast thronrh
eaetabia Bar-
taparilla entirely cured hi liver
ana mousy
trgawe.
KoVt I. EajTT, Assistant Sorrtritendit
mn falar Car Company, whlla la California
laatiummar. aid not auftirr with hi usual iek
headaches. He rav Joy 'a Vota,bls Sarsapaxilla
a u preysnuog agent.
John M. Cot live at W5 Tnrk 8t, B. T. Hs
sued to be afflicted with slrk headache. H
had one attack the day he commenced taking
Joy' Vegetable BaropariUa, bat Bone since.
They aro done.
C. A. Buihnell, o( the Murphy Bulldln?.
Market St. 8. ., suffered with indigestion and
dyspepsia in rt wont iorm for year, till Jot'
Ve:etHbl Barsaparilla came to hla relief. H
now reoommead it to verybody aimilarly af
flioted, Mrs. Dr. J. H. Mason, ef Ne. lflM Market Bt,
8. ., whoso trouble was chrouie billon sneaa,
says of Joy'a Vegetable Baruparilla. "itsactioa
on the liver and kidneys ia decided and I aa
steadily improving.
A. W. Botrart is a wholesale shoe mannfactu
ror, at 764 Mission Bt, a F. He say," Joy' Vswe
table SaraapariDa ha siren htm entire luilet
irom hi indigestion and dyspepsia, "
JSaLi ESTATE FOS HALE I have
a farm of 240 acre, near Lowaon
euot, on the Harrow Oauae, 10 miles
from Albunv, All In cultivation, talr
house and barn. Good water for stock
and domeatlo prpes. Fine oak amy?,
Also another farm ol 128 seres, three miles
from Lebanon. All In cultivation. Fair
house. Goed water. Both good wheal
farms. Also bouse and two lota on Fifth
and Jefferson streets, Alba ay. For furth
er particulars call on sV. Umphrey .Center
vreoinot, or on Hewitt A Irvine. AUny.
SU A, UMPHREY.
Kali
tilt MO OPCKlvtl.
Ol pattern hats and bonnets, aho all the
latest styles In hat aid bonnets and cups,
both trimmed and untrlmmed. Ail are
cordlully invited. Friday and Saturday,
Sept. tal nd 3j(h.
Ida M. Brush.
Highest of all ia Leavening Power
ABSOUUTELTk'
OHLING & WALLACE
Grocers and Baker;
Opposite the Bevero Hon.
Keep a cmciass stock ol Groceries, Produce, and Baked Goods.
FARGO'S
t ' tt'O.al (V -T-. T
AVt.-.;;.:.
OATiF SHOD
FOR CENTLEKICM
Is te Best Shoe in the Mark
for the Price.
3fTOH 8ALB 33 "2"
-:G. W. SIMPSON,:-
WIIOSE STOCK OF
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
CLOTHING, Ere, ETQ
Is now Larger and Better than Ever....
SMOKE THE CIGARS
Manufactured by
Julius - : -
IMPORTED AND
you want a good selection.
things in Hardware, Tinware
DR. ABORN
IS NOW AT PORTLAND, OREGON.
rOI THOSE WHO C1SX0T POIELT C1IX rttV
KOXAI.LT, HOIK TKEATSE5T TLACED WITH
VI TBI HBACU OF ALL TB AT WILL IUTB
IKSTAJiTASEOCS UlXlEf AXB A
rCSOAKEXT rcuK.
The most speedy, noiitive and perma
nent cure for Catarrh of ihc Head, Asthma,
and all Throat, Eroucbi.il, Lunjr. Heart,
Stomach, Liver and Kidney Affections,
Nervous Debility, et Consumption, in
its various stages, enuanently cured.
Dr. Aborn'S ongina mode of treatment
and his medicated ir. halations cives in
stantaneous relief, builds up and revital
izes the whole constitution ana system,
thereby prolonging life. Weak, nervous,
debilitated and broken-down constitu
tions, old and youne. invariably rain from
ten to thirty poumU in from thirty to
fiinetv days.
Dr. Aborn's phenomenal skill and mar
velous cures have created the greatest
astonishment on the Pacific Coast and
throughout the American continent, dur
ing the past twenty-five years. Asthma,
Catarrh of the Head, aud all Throat, Bron
chial and Lung trouble Jnstantly relieved,
and Deafness often cured permanently at
first consultation. Da. Aborn's essay on
the "Curability of Consumption," aud a
treatise on "Catarrh of the Head,"
with evidences of seme extraordinary
cures, mailed free. Call or address
DR. ABORN,"
Faarth and Morrison 8t&, TorUand, Oregon.
Not. Home treatment, securely packed, sent by
Sxpreu to all parti of the Pacific Coast, for those who
Cannot possibly call in person.
ILL INVITED TO CALL FKt FREE CPNSUUATICK
MONEY I have on hand at present
f 300 and 700 to loan on eity ot cnuo
try real estate. W. E, McPherson, Real
Estate Broker.
F. M. French,
MULaaiK m
Seth Thomas
WATCHES and CLOCKS,
"Waltham
AND-
QPECTACLES Q
O EYEGLASSEO
at t 1 '
ss A , 1 a
The ladles Drllglilrrt.
The tileaaantJciToct and the prfr t
with which ladir rrmy use the I ;iui,!
lax dive, Sjrap of t'ia, ntirtr el! ;'
make it thsir favorite remedy. Ir, ir j-l,
to e eye and loth tat-t i-ett.r., jet
to aim tin on the kuioejr.liv.t&td 1
Call kd Settlr. Those kne
themselve Indebted to the old fi
Kraue & Klein, w ill please call an.
t e at once.
U. S. Cov't Report, Au. 17,
Bottom pt
82.50
Jose
KEY WEST GlUiV
We are giving the other d
ers fits with our special
rates on stoves and ranges,
you don't believe it, see ;
the' bid for trade in hig t
and loud talk. This week
offer to start the ball ro!;(
with the largest stock at
lowest prices. Come earl
We handle the newest and
Etc., Etc.
.Matthews Washbuks
Mount
Angel
Cohe-1
The lamt vU bast equipped school in s
Ooud Uiscii:ne acu cftrt-ful t.aiciu.
I Entrance fee........".
Taaju: Rasn and to:ti. fur lOmuntha
( Washing and mending
Culls Wiu, tins Skttsuiiieb 2r.
er farther particalte apply to Rev F. Do,
wiwsr vae viieje.
Cily Restanra:
Ilivius been entirvly reu.c-vleied. t
and iKpaUr reatiurant wiil be md'
claa a every rniK-cU The nnld'e
iveu good taenia at all bourn fur i
cent. Ever. ihiDrf neat aud atti
Private hoses. Oysters ia every sty,
. w. a. yu-
My entire stock of Gov
Merchandise, consisting
Dry Goods, Clothing, I
Boots, Shoes, and Groc
rs Tj a -i
are r.ow onerea lor saJ
first cost, as I contemi
e ngaging in anotherlin
business.
I tMM '3USIKESS
and if you want bargain.
at
and will be sold.
RCOHE
ALBANY OPERA HOI
One : Night : Only.
Dales Swiss Beil Hior'
COMEOY ETCH CLUE
OF CHICAGO.
MONDAY, SEPT. 22,
If you like
Swiss Cells. -
fun see "Sketch CUf
Seats now on sale at
WILL & LLNK.
i n,1 r . ks n a s s 4 r
EHULTZ BSCS,, Proprici
Koep a full liB of njass of i
in a cool plteo, com? ; ; '
tected; and alvrava iV--,
Pfefel
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