The state rights democrat., October 03, 1890, Image 1

REAL BTATR FOR SALE. -I Lava
a farm of 210 nciei, near LowaMi
lepot, on tho 1 arrow Gaut;o. 10 ml!'
from A I bo nv. All In ettittvalior. Fair
biiiipo ai d burn. Oo d wnter t .r at-sols
nd dornoatio pnrpeM-. Finn -ak Rfnv .
Alaoarjotherfariu td J28ijero!, lbr milr
troji l l.nnon, A'l In t u'.tivalion. tair
houe. Grojd wator. Borh goo whoot
fa'to. Also houso and tw iota on Ff:l
and J fferaon lr ei. Aibaisy, For furlh
r partifitjlar fail on S Umphrey ,t'ent-r
prociocl, or on liowitt A lrv'n All any.
2!T A, UMPI1HKY.
Tin: pi:mockat,
New York World
ami
American Farmer
One year for $2.80.
VOL XXVI.
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOIJRlt 3, IS90.
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il HOME THCATMENT
A Spcclfio
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H1UER-S HYORASTINE RESTORATIVE. mK, aimian. rml.v it,.
GiuuJ. t u. i'j.j , i (MixiixuvM) mki ou.r4 1kim..i, . A rfoi-t tonk and :rwjlli bullJur.
lli?kl?:-qJ"TI-FlllOU? STCMftCH AND liven CITE, ram Mil
tm wl U Ut TtW cUuj i Kvf. H.uau.1 , nj" alffispK.M Cjmtitlau.
PffJJJM-Eft' CATAPRH fun1?. CurM Ana. C4arriCJniilc Clwrr. ftnJ Catarrhal
UmmnU! ta.un l.w tunuvuti wijeu Ulre. Uotu an ft Ui'wwl, tr moor)' rvtunJi-O.
pHtuwscnnr.Mrung. w it,. r,,.,. nr..ni:h!:!3. n.u,;.- j
t uuuuu,i:4nlMt.ttuiui.on. Coatoiua MOiOatv. Cura Cwyln tJ uil.'H'UtJ. Try It
CP. RIUER 3 DIPHTHFRU r SORE THROAT CURT, rmrni. an,l rtm
iun. ti i'l HiUi;) cm arj -Jf j t.vil ui Irwu S u '.lZurTCui at C;ulny In 3 Joy.
PKM-tEfl'S FEVER rUy: In I'TCoaUa li mt i!!wv stUn.lrJ with frvw.
trui' a hi cm!w t.n.r, sirlalin. knit Uh. fijlUet .UouU UaxtUuiu uluJ.
PjLH 'tir n-a n: nvnus PeeiujyciJire. c nr. .. u
lUrR'S rHElJMATX AND NCURAldC CURE. cu nhi-,.
K.ut.g. Oih L.uuW,-1. ul u.u;r.i.urf iCTIiktktVII. hl.J CUM thwiu
DR. CHER'S T.-ETKtfJS rt'PE. akw ih. p.th Ocrol., i chaj
uri. li i.-rthi 'v kt.ur.wliic tnilMiiffmJ omi I tt.h. ml rrevrtilaon l riirr.
biiMiw, hkkvU, bran iruuUv. aul Coii.iui.i. A to UUi uwlr m cUlL
DR. H1LLER-S YH0.1P:W3 CO'JGH CURE. l-n.vr .i Cw Wboopu c.l.
Nom-With Uw of.wlm cf lr. IMTrrV IMntlni.'iii..nii. tw iiui...-. i.i
- !! Nwaiv'i'cl i M.: nl lr ll.l irinu. h ure.
S1.C0 per Package. Six
n.l.iurai.(.Hociin,iihnc.ifl.H!.o.
hBw InrninH lit, ro.il Jtii in.-1 u.Li. jut niUii. w.
HILLER DRUG COMPANY. SAN
YuH) M;s iii,Ae:i Albany. 0 re on.
MMMMnMMMBttOWMIM fc-l-vw t 7 M lmil-
Krapners ot txlH soxes Un''utc t!:t:r r tttiv
rLrFe : uv"oa-, r th Capital easiness College, s..kta
OrcRoa. Both are n;..l: r Hu !au:f-,.., nt f A. r. .nn-.tro,K. have Mn.ecJtir ol
Btmlv,ne rates of tutuou. 1vs,,3,v,rtft..rr;.',n!f.IVmM..A
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IL Thomas Brink.
PORTLAND'S INDUSTRIALEXPDSETIOH
OPENS SEPT. 2.1. 131K). CLOSES OCT. 25.
4
NEW FIRM!
NEW PIUClS!
IEALKKS IN'....
Stoves, Tinware,
iden Hose, Etc.,
...xucLvuisa the..
Have just received direct from tlio Eastern Factories
over 200 Cooking and Heating Stoves, which will be sold
at prices below all Competitors.
As an advertisement cf their business they will give to
each purchaser of one dollar' worth of Goods, a Ticket,
entitling the Holder to one chance in the drawing for
FULL NICKEL-PLATED HEATING STOVE, now on
Exhibition at their Store.
otovo call ami see their line and learn their prices.
Pcarce's Block, -:- First Street, -:- Albany, Oregon.
O'HUNG'&'
Grocers and
Opposite the
Keep a nrutcinss stock of Groceries, Traduce, and Eaked Goods. Ecttorn prices
SFAOKE THE' QIGAKS
Manufactured by
uliiis -
DR. HILLER'S
Special Prescriptions.
Remedy (or Each Disease,
Itw !mvi rrn,.!,.imr mit . t.i.i. t'i....
Fatkages for $3.00.
,r. Ulllrr . M Ule 4 lim tiixw Kt
tu U j ,u9 . j-J ccu( mxa wa aj'pmtu
FnAN'CSGCO, CAL, U. S, A.
.1 to rov.rss nt the Port Lin J HuiI.
'V ntlire ,at 8 manufactur
ISl Ued in tlic city go to
AHV
HEADACHE
"YcaWaif,M
BUT CURES ft
NOTHING ELSE.
"NEW GOODS!
Pumps, Pipe,
If you intend purchasing! a
- WALLAC
Ilcvere IIouh.
Joseph
1 1
w ir("ll l Hi ll.
Bakers
I.OCAIi KUOOIU).
I). I.. Crow una Arrkxtrd. I.rkI
week Deputy U. S. Mamhal Miller r
r!vrd In Albany from PorlUnd, hunted up
David L Crowdcr nd rrctod him. Mr
Crowder rtn ti Albany ltt fall, nnd
woikcd for (i L Ulnckumn awhtltf, niter.
ward acceinltiu a ptnlllon n traveler for
a wholesale tlriig liouo. The offenao fur
which he w atrented wa cowunl'.lrd In
Kai)4S whcie an liulli'tmcnt lwnlnn
him, jut vthut It nnturo l l not known
for certain. In 1SS.S Crowder wa pradic-
l.ia law, working hi a dmS! utoreand hunt
hi up ninll r jbbiT nit at one time. A
Attorney ho defended otto Mefiruder for
robb.'ry. Dorl.tjf the trial the fact cama
out that Crowiier una nii looriuoine
prosccullnir wlfneii WlUon to be bcnt
fiom the trial, ctferlnj; him f 1 50, tloltiu o
on behalf of hi elicnt. lie waa altcr
ward ai rented fur hi lb-r v, ctmvlrted aJ
ritlcnced to tnio inonth't imprUonment hi
t)ir i-oiinlv i ill nn.t to nav a tine of $1 (A.
lie appealed the ce ttnd It wm argued hi
the higher court and tho decUion of tlie
lower eomt nnmlntul. I rowuer cuitncu
that hi object lit cffeiltur the money wan
to hold WILon f.xantttll robberv which
he had been working up; but the court
atd that Crow W te.tlinony w no con-
Hiding that he undoubtedly wa guilty ai
charged. 1 he cac U reporteu in lite Nan
tat report, of iS'J It U underhod that
the preaent arrcil U In. connection 1th
IhU old K3t : but lit in U what form ran
not be learned, lie will he laken to Kan-
u at once.
Thk IHtti Sitovv. l'rvl tietilry with liin
dog anipoiiica willlie in Albany on
Wediteadny and Thuratluv evettiitgi ol
next week. The Tacotint Lcilner nays of
the aliow: lew would hupp-wo tlial
tnctutiera of the eititte mid cunino f.iiui-
liea were capable of imcli variety ol plena
log trieka urt Keen btat rveninc nt I'ruf
tientry'a exhibition. Tho disa nd
ponicH hud U-en carefully and putlriitly
trained, to he euro, hut Konicttiing hixber
timn lucre brute institu t iitUMt havu form
ed the foundation for atti'lt training.
Some id the tricks evi.U need ttlmit hu
man intellienee. ami the little nnimtt!
seemed to try to aurpaiMttU'lioUicr in the
perhirmunce ot their nevetal parta" to
wiu tho opplau-o of the audieneeand the
!tppr'l.ation of their imtatcr.
Got Lcrr. .V couple nun ut the depot
thin noon waited on the iurt!i aide for
the train t'i lY.rtl.unl tocttine. In the
meantime the train came in on the other
side, waited laenty minuUt fr dinner
and left without them. The men, old
Orcgoni.nnn, w ho had u-t Win hcreainco
tho north hound train ahitted ita route
t'ttlio B-iulh track i;ut the depot, aked
too I'KUix-a.ir man iiow roon trie traiti
would te in. and, in imcmUtrraii.-M-d man
ner remarked that thut waa the lirit
time in their long Uvea that they had
Uen left. Nearly every day aotnelxxly
get foded at Albany' five depot. Trav
eler have to keep 'their rye open with
four trniua around at one time.
Bad Locator. Some timl-r Utud 1
eator have been (voitiK Itvo huineitii In
loine county, V A talorn Wing the
manager of the bunine. They joeated
atout forty claim on the McKen.ie,m!tlt
ing aUnit l5rtear otTeach, and in other
liM-alitit they located rIkuii one hundred,
generally making f.'iO oireneh. The proofa
of ome were to ! made ct Koelurg on
WcdneHilay, llieClth intitaut, and fifteen
were on hand ; hut the locating fraud
failed toap;viir a witne.ee and no
proo'a were made. There Arc lot of
foul in thin world.
Not U . The Second Annual Congrc
of the Oregon Secular Union inct-t. in
l't;r?!ji:t!. Olefin, t New Arlcn llat,
Corner of SvCwiiJ 0!id Ojl !reet. on
iiluri3v, S;inday and Monday, Oet'-ibcr
II, 12 :.nj 13. t'i) Kintutnt .peakct
from nil part, of the no: Id will be pre.ert.
'ir.eotjeet i. to guarantee ctv'l and reli
gion liberty to the people ; tccure the
taxation of church property, and opjKiwj the
union of church and natc. You and y our
frlcndt are inont curdUMy Invited to attend
thU grand meeting and to become mem
ber cf the I'rdon, there being no fee or
due. required.
Ai.iN ix Limbo. --Van AUiine !r.Ju!g
e.l In cue ol hi orcp.Ional pree l;tt
Kii-Jay. He got gloiionly drunk and
went home and got into row with h:
wife. During the mclce he (cUed an ax
and attempted to put an end to ail her
earthly trouble, lie wa arretted and
tried before the u!lce.rcuUlng In hi be
Inlj bound ovci to await the action of the
grand jury. Hi. bond were fixed at $300
and in d.-tault of bail he wa lodged in the
county jull, where he will douhtte remain
t.ntii the next term of the circuit court.
RegUter Thl i the man who married
Albany's Mr Morgan.
A Child of Micfouti kk. The eon of a
former Albany man, and graduate of our
College, stem lo be having Ida ahare of
accidents. Th l'lndleton K. O. anya:
"C 1 iJavis' young son, who had an arm
broken recently while imitating circus
artist on a trapeze, ie surely a child of
mhifortnne. Yeiderday, while wheeling
a baby, bo happened to aU-p on a pistol
cylinder,- full of cartridges, which bad
len carelewdy thrown away by some one.
Une of the cartridge exploded, tho ball
paHing very near tho boy' face, and
burning bin eyenoisoverely with powder
that he its hardly able to ace thi morn
ing. Tho cylinder wa afterward found,
with one chamber empty."
A Gang or Albany boya are paving a
draifcltt road for the penitentiary. They
sveai about every tiling uiey can get their
lianas on, chicken, cggH, applea, peara,
pcaclica, grapes, etc., in broad daylight
or any time, and depend on the respect
ability of tlieir parent to carry them
tiirough, which it does, a no one wirthe
to have them arrested, a they aro only
boys: but euch "iiooua," tew citieH are
ever more cursed with, for they aro tho
terror ot several communities.
Normal Siitiknt3. Misses Birdie !
Anslyn, Mamie Hyde, Anna l'owell and
Klisabctb Carothers, and Mr Marshall
Uichardson, have been appointed to
scholarships to the Monmouth Normal
school. There is one vacancy yet to fill.
Those wishing the placo should apply to
G F Russell, County School Superinten
dent. No Dcos, There are three dog In
Marlon county, according to the roll just
returned. Amount of assessment $60.
We haven't heard of there being any In
Linn county. The report that one wa
heard to bark in the middle ward the other
night 1 prubaoly a mUtake.
Mining Claims. J W Gardner, II W
White and G P Harris, bavo located the
Southern Pacific, Central Pacific, Union
racing nansaa I'acmc ana Piorui i acme
mining claims In tho Santiam minine
district; Wm McLeod, the Lexington,
in the Galapooia district, and Geo V
Harris tho Mountain Lion, in the Ban-
tiam district. ,
A Pointer. The Columbian say that
tome surveyor have been urveying over
the line surveyed by the Albany "& Astoria
R. R, and that cheir, instrument are
marked U P. Therefore that road ha
bought out the O P and will build through
Harnev va cv 10 rarma, connecitncr wun
the U P there. That I wonderful reason
ing.
Another Drco Store. S A Hulln
cleric with J A Cumming, and Fred Daw
son, clerk with Foshay & Mason have
formed a partnership and will open a pre
scription drug ctore in tne cast siuc ot f
M French' jewelery store, a soon a the
ume can be arranged for the purpose,
probably tn about a month.
How Held Ui. Farmer How much
be them pants to-day? Storekeeper
They are cheap at $375. Farmer Of
course. Same old price. 'Tatcr worth
only half what they used to bring: corn
'way to inofct nuthln'; oats down; butter
down; ejjgs down. I'd like to know what
1
A liKAi, Ilov'a Hroav. lew Utty ago
the PiewocitAT mentioned tho fuel of
Chief rurriah and wife pawning through
AlUtny on their way homo from Snn
I'rant-iKCo. Tho followlnir from tho Kn
genu Journal make a live continuation
of tho item and transform it into a live
iKiya'atory: "iwo or three year ago
Mr Win llawley of thla county ued her
hiiHbund for a divorce nml got it and
married Chief of 1'olieo 1'arrluli of Tort-
laud. Afterward there wn a suit In the
circuit court hero for the pocloii and
cuatody of the two llawley boy. The
attorney for rarrisli prevented m h an
array of certillcate of itootl churut ter In
behalf of 1'ariinli and no much damaging
testimony nunitiHt Haw ev that Jtn lav
isoan gave 1110 ik,v to rarriitii ami they
have since resided" In Portland w ith their
mother nml tet-futlier. A few week
ago Mr Purrlsh went to California on n
viait and ik.nt the boy to l'ltigeite to Hay
with their grandparent, Mr ami Mr Iru
llawley, iturtim her u 10 nee from home.
When alio returned to Portland the boy
dut not return homo ami ho canto here
after them. Itut it neeiu that they did
Uiot like the Catholic school where they
nave been scut, dni not lltte their step
father and were not particularly in love
with a city where there 1 tut water fit to
drink on account ot the people lndng too
hard up to pay taxca on water . oud. So
when their mother arrived hero she
learned that her loy bud taken time by
the forelock and bad tied to the Cnliixtoin
mountain on horseback, and at hint ne
coui.tsshe hail not been able to find them.
They aro ierhar camped in the brush
111 inn neigitnoriioiMi 01 iiieir iiitiicr
ranch."
ItAtiiKii Skvkiik. A correnimndent of
the Junelioirilut ny an Kitstem loan,
representing a large maniifueluriug com
pany, ha iteen lit llarrisburg ur the
imriKuie of ctttabliidiiiig a faetury if in-
dueemetiU were olfred ; but mine were,
and now according to said correspondent
no snv that ol all the town ho lm
ever visited llarrisbtirg take the cake
for a "don't care w hether we live or die.
m long a we get Noinethiug to eat and a
icl Ui b'en on. That Horn burn 1
undoubtedly the home of tho mos-laekl
wctHoot, itiic, lur.y. u'xl-loriiothtim
clrtsn ,l N-i.i!c) that never cxihtI to do
well themselves and place every obstacle
in thu wav f improvemetit, and who
would not lend a helping baud to en
hance the busiut'ii otttdowk of tlieir town
In eaiiHe it initfht dUturb their shtmlx-r
luring the dav time to have t-xi much
going on at once." Perhttp tho man
w as one who did not deserve eiicourago
uient, we know nothing alKiitt the caw,
but wo give hi idiillipic in order to
itliiHtrato a data of pet-plo that live in
Albany, Salem, Eugene, t'orvalli and
many other i.laces, ami are great draw
laeka toall of them; but the trouble with
ItarrUburg, if true, U that there arc too
many lm are iudifiVreiit. A factory
there would give it a Urt Umt would
place it along N-eido U t anon and other
IKe manufacturing touu.
LritANos, IIJR Sklpworth of Kogenc
recently bought lotne real eiUic In Leb
anon.
I, Samuel in trr.t an attUt to Ltbar.nn
in the neron of Mr Lawrence lo ketch
our town for the Wet isbore.
The Camp I'l re to be clven by the CJ A
ft, .Saturday evening. Sect. 27. at Colon
Ita!!, prot.te much. One of the most
salient fesittri; ol lite oceakn w'll be prk
and bean.
J R and 11 V Klrknatrkk Ixjufht Ihc
variety store of A W Mwct lt Friday,
A W Mmr wl:l move to .Seattle, litre
Id brother Jcle ha been for oinc time.
We wltncted a ooeer tnKing of the
race at a hotel recently. John Chinaman
wa cixl!rtj;,the nea wa wa!tlnu dUlte.
and the "pa'e face" Wa waiting upfn lhe
vageguc.t.
Uuff. lil.ilt (Inkhrd picking hr-p fc(!dv
evening 111. hop n'c p, iand.ini In t.lmpe
and inra.tirc five Incite in length. There
may be better liop In tlie country and If
o we would be pleased U see tem.
Married, at the re!dence of ihc bride'
mother In Lebanon, Sept. 14th, Prof It N
wrlght and Mt. Maud UaiUrd. The
couple Ktartcd on a bridal tour Thurtday
meriting, nulii'wr and hi brule have
ihe bel wl.ltc of man v friends - Kj.i c.
A FanrwkLi. Party. Lat week
the friend cf Mi Tiny Montcllh tendered
her a farewell party previous to the de
parture ot her and Mr Montctth for the
eat, where ihcy whl spend the winter
with relative in Iowa. An evcnlnlg full
of enjoyment wa pacd, trie capoeioj
room 01 Mr Montclth rc.ldcncc bcliii;
so well suited to an evening entertain
ment. Among those present were MLea
Lee Prather, PHchard, Flor Kedfleld,
Nellie Callahan, Frai-kie llopkln. the
Mlri Sophia and Annie llouck, the
MU.cs Minnie and Maud Van lIotn.Misses
Kate llarrett, Ilcrllia Miirtin, Hutllc Hall,
Nina i'arker. Minerva Montclth, Jane
Mori!, Flora and Veta Maun, Uoe and
Grace Trumbull, Emma Hall, 1 faille and
Llda Calbralth, Kate Hall, lleltle Miller,
Lillie llacklcmen, Carrie and Emma
FfeifTcr, Minnie lilnhop, Vella Irvlng.Mr
Tho Montclth, Jr. and Mr J V Pine.
Mcri I A Cumming.D f lame. J Caches.
Will McCulloch. Robt Strong, la F Pow
el'. Fred Fortmlllcr, J V Pipe, Cha Cu.
ick, oeo 11 Keenev, m ( uvttn, Wm
RIchsrds, Merrill I'hilHp, T J Overman
na waiter 1'arker. j
A Lono Tku". Bert Lucas lias arrived
at bis home in Independence, after doing
Europe on a bicycle with a party of twen
ty young men. He left borne on May 3rd
and traveled 19,000 miles, at a cost of
10W. In t rance and Gcrmany.says the
West Side, lie "iw men workinit for three
cents a day and their board, and women
harnessed with dogs pulling carts along
the streets. Everyone ho talked to want
ed to come to A merica. and think they
would get wealthy in America. On the
w hole continent be never saw a self-bind
er, tho harvesting all being done by band
sickles. Tho women ven when harness
ed to their carts put in their-timo knit
ting, in all the towns steam motors
take the place of our cable and electric
roads. Only in Ixindon did bo find cloth
ing any cheaper than A merica, and it was
about one-third tho price here. Tin sub
stantial nature of the houses, streets and
public buildings is noticeable Most of
the streets are narrow, crooked and
gloomy. The teamsters all walk by the
side 01 their wagons, and drive their hor
ses tandem. Men are at work on tho
highways all the tlmo the same as on
railroads hero.
Some Dagoes, -Three dagoes belong-
to a company hovering around the out
skirts, were taken before the Recorder tnh
morning and compelled lo pay a license
for peddling on the tieet. They had no
money at first but managed to fish tin
enough chicken feed to satisfy the Re
corder. The woman wa a circus all a
lone, ,
Married. E. E. Paddock and Mrs.
Nellie Kesee, nee Hltchen, were mar
ried In Corvallis on the 24th Instant. Er
nest Catterlln, of Salem, who once run a
skating rink In Albany, and Ella Thomp
son were also married In Denton county a
te w day ago.
Makes a Difference, In our lift of
heavy tax payer published last week wa
tne name ot Oregon faciac K. K, Co, for
J 1 15, 100. lhe olhcer of the road an
pearcd before the board of equalization and
asked that an indebtedness be deducted for
the full amount and It was done, and now
iney win not pay a cent In the county.
Got Mixed Up. At Salem the Opera
House manager, Oakes Comedy Company
and the Statesman got mixed up over a
financial matter, resulting In the good of
he company being attached and the show
topped in the middle of the performance,
Backlen' Arnica ISolv. '
The bo.it Sat-a tn tlie world lui Cuts.nru'nao.Sorp.
Ulcer., Salt Rheum, Favor gra, fitter, Chapp
hori'ts, Chilblains, Coras, and all Bkln Erupt to. a
poMlivul ycures Pi leu, or ao pay required. 1 1 tu guar
iittied to give perfoet satUf&ctlon, er money lefund
d. Price 25 cents per box, JTor sUe by Foahuy and
Mason , -
UKIVY TAX-FAt I'.BM,
Following 1 a llt of Linn county tax
pivot tylng inxc on from (5000(0
S'it.oo.
John W Althonse
Albany Street Railway Co. , . ,
N II Allen ,,.
Mr Rachel Arn.plger.
Alliance l'rut Co,
Elisabeth J Bond
J W lilain...
1'hllllp Baltimore, ,
Mr Clarbum Ulottnt , , , ,
C P llurkbart
Fred Blunibcrg
(ante. Blakelv.
A I' Ulackbtirn. ....,.,
J M Btlyeti
John lit y ant
VV () Bond
Mary C Bond
Owen Bear
tieo W Bratlaln . ,
VV F Harrow ....... , ,
M II Can?
(i F Crawford
I'hil Cohen
Geo K Chwmbeilain . , . ,
John Clelnu, ,
Rtibt Conn , , . , ,
F.IUabclh Co
F F Crolt
M M t 'aiollne ,
R O Cochran
John Cuinmlng
M Cunnlrgh'im, , ,
Win Cyru ,
A J Conner ,
S Cannon ,
W 11 Churchill
S A Dawton
ss
73So
f3iS
787.1
795 S
.S595
5710
5915
5"95
655S
5930
6000
6700
791 J
SS
5455
6jo
0t
7"5
549
5400
575
5000
5oj
5595
iVt
7395
"915
6760
5365
tn s
W-S
5445
5713
543o
iMS
5ao
79"S
S'Jo
6500
7000
53
75
76)50
5o
5900
5'5
5t97
6370
'779
S'5
7S9
7J$o
7700
5100
(ifejO
Soo
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Dr II A DavU
W B Donaea,
H M Daniel . , .
Klcctiic Light (.0
Kaglo Woolen Mill Co ,
Kdward van , ,
S Froman ,
John Fox ,
rortmlllcr A; Irving . . . , ,
iir 1 r anning , . , ,
Olnev Fry, Jr .
KTTFUher
RUhaid Farwell
lohn (iceinkiifcr
itillu Gradwohl
:.t Mr N M Geary
J N GutUlord , , . .
Caleb urav
al'iralth liio
J J Graham .
r. K Ucary , . ,
R CHttl
Andrew Hale ,
J W llard'nan,
II K Hull
ChrU tiardmait
Mark ulluiit
Robt HairUon.
Dan llouck, . ,
S ti Irvine.
J W l.)hiioii
tro Knot ...
A Kline..
tlia Kicfcr
Thotna Kay
l.iia Nccney
A S Knox , , . . ,
M M Line
Daniel Lecdy
Wra l-ach
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olin Ieiiitf ,
Matt Miller. ,
l.CMar.ball ,
Mitchell .V fwl fu. f
Conrad Meyer
Matthew .V Yvakhbtirn, ,
'V C .vtorgsn .
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C UMcFarland
Jamet MtKnlght
Uavld Myer....
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f A McCulloch .....
l-lU4l'e!ii It Mti'arlney
Dan McCUIn
Mr Anna McCormUk ,
Clarence G Mitchell,... 5000
Samuel Nlxcn 746$
Mr TerUeo Ohllng 6135
Frank Fropt
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S M 1'entilnylon.
Nellie O Rotcc
J G Reed
W m Kccd
It LRudd
Hannah li Rutherford
Pbl.lp Swank... ,
G W Smith
DS Smith
S Shupp.
Senders Stcrn'jurg
I'cier Schlonscr...
M Stcrnburg
John Shlck
A V Slanard
T F Smith
Il and J A Smith
John Sommervlllc.
A Saltmarah ,
Jacob Sandncr, Sr
ohn ' Slate.....
Pi Smith ,
Shepherd Bro
J A South
Uanlel Simon
W A Tcmplcton...
A Inpp
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Oregon Land & live Stock Co. . ,
Et of Tho Umphrey
Mcuucr vanderpool
Richard Warner v
J P Wallace
tico Warner ,
M II Wild .'
I N Warmoth
Mr Eliza Warren
M J and A Wilkin
E F Wvatt
Est of Martin V.'erts, .
Mr N A Young
Ed Zcy
A Zimmerman.,,, ...
U14I, lTIU HALE
A Leltoy ct ux to J W Grimes, lot
3, bl 4,and parcel in N Browns
villo $ 775
Jonathan Wassom to B II Barker,
lots lOandll.bl l,W's A.liCb.. 123
Otto Settling to Noel A Clark, 280
acres, tp 10,lt z w 3000
V Pipo et ux to Amclio Millcrdot
8. bl 2. P's A. Albany 150
J W Brown to J L Chapman, undi
vided ball Int m 100 acres, tp
10.8Klw 400
B Burtenshaw to Arthur J Burk-
liart. 1 aero near Lebanon 150
Hannah Kobinctt to W E Yates,
,7ie acresin u l voi vvmnob
inett 1072
R A Sanders et ux to J J White.lot
O 1.1 O limaa k M TtrMirn.,illn '1'.
John 1) Parsons et ux to Henry
Stewart, 17 acres m ip 11, s 14
3 w 1
E Goins ct ux to J C Johnson, lot
C.and tract in Scio 1300
J R Kirkpatrick et ux to A W Mo
ws, lota , v, 10 ana is, t'a A, .
Lebanon... 420
State of Oregon to Alice L Davis.N
E K of N E i,sec 30,tp , H B
3 e.....: i 80
Henricch l'.roders to L B Tyler, lot.
4. bl 37. ii's 2nd A.Albanv. ... 1100
Frank A Froman to A and G Bincl-
iug, 159 acres in tn 12,8 B 3 w. 5000
$14,423
..$1,032,008
Total for year..
Ilolden's Kllicreal Cough Syrup. .'
An infallible remedy for the oar of
couch, asthma, cutanh, brncohitis, whoop
ing onughs, and afftctioos of the throat and
lungs. The success acd immene demand
for this popular preparation for the last
thirty yean is unparalleled. Larto ize,$l,
small SO cent. or sale by J A Cumming,
druggist. ; ....
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Where to Get Them. When wanting
.n organ or plana call on b L Blackman
ah-e you can select from a first class
ttoc;. -. . - "
E'an & Achison hacdla too celebrated
Portland cement walls for cemetery lots.
Ibese wall can be furnished at half the cost
Fotatoes are being livitlit up in large niiim
tltie In Ncwjeitrytt fifty cent per buditl
nd shipped Wet '
According to the censti ollke repoit tli
crop ofGeorgia wslcrmclon will thl year
Dumbci 8,ooc,oio.
It I only one person among a iliousand who
become centenarian, and hardly six persons
among a t'..ouand who attain seventy five yean
el
1'lie first patent taken out on a scythe inalb
ince 1857 I.as Urn secured by William II
I lodge of Lenon, Mas.
Nearly 14,000 hoisct ar annually consun.
d as food in Pari. In Vienna and Bcilin
lit annual consumption U abnut 6000 lioi.es
each,
Sixty-five yeai ago Eminon Riidc
wa arrested In Hartford, Ct.. for selling
Ice, a the dotlBrs of the city had decided
that It wa unhealthy to uc It.
It Wsaid Ibal thirty new one dollar bills
weigh a imucIi at a 2u dollar gold piece. Any
one who con gel hold tfjo at one time can
canity nscer'ain idc tiudt of tli ative iate-
tucnt,
- !
Nathaniel llailey'a "LnglUli Dktionaty,"
puljiiilicd in 1721, contain lhe word "ltOno
rtficaUlitudinity,' the deflnidon being "honor
abler c." That knock completely out tUt
familiar Lreatlt tester of ihc old fahionJ pcl.
ling Kliools "inccmprcl.cnuibiliiy,'
The liltle l'mjliih stiarrow have leaincd a
new dodge since clecuic light, replaced g In
the New Voik city parks. When the current
turned off at dawn, '.he bottom of the globes
are filled with bundled of insect which have
been alluded by the light and killed. The
pariowi come around after lhe glob has cool
ed off, U.ta down the c 31 bom and devour the
iiucti.
1 he Univtisity cf llei'.in, with its 6000 stu
dents td k.c of fjnju p.cfixoi. ha a
espial of but 1750,000, In large! endow
ment, that cf the Count?. Bote, is only 150
000. NeverilielcM, it i the seal of lb high
est Gcimsn Warning, and claim to have the
hint cotp of iiutrucfurs of all the world's
School
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Tl e AthcBieum uttcrvet that the laignl
am of money whktt the Goctnmcut of Indu
devo'c si nually a rcoraids Lr the dcttclion
of snake in that countiy have btotignt luul
an unoprcted and sua undctbaUe result.
It seem hum a communicaiioa made by the
cMcf cotnmiioncr ol lhe centi'al province
.bat the natives of those parts ate now begio-
aing to breed and rear xonou nake fur
the puipote of obtaining the usual head money
offcted, Il U to be hoped that th 1 Australians
are not exterminating the tabU'. by I be same
sbrcwd means.
A wldc'piead and destructive prali le fire
ravaged hundred of thuand of :rc
along the Little MUeourl River, a few day
go, about forty mile from the main line
of the Northern IVcIflc Railroad, North
Dakota, lhe great range of the II. T
Cattle company wa we,M clear. The fire
w put out by mean of horse, which
were killed for the pu'panc of u.lng them
drag to rxih.guiith the f.ame. The
itor.c were piit up the back, and then
the carcasse were dragged over the coun
try by long rope.
The beef rabert of the aou'hwe.t are to
make the experiment of shipping their
product to England by way of New Or
leans, itttlcad of tending it overland to
Chicago, New York and Boston. A
drced -beef company at Fort Wonh.Tex.,
has arranged with an Ice compa iy at New
Orlcan and a trading aoctnl!on In Lon
don for lhe refrigerator and shipment In
large ttcainvhlp lo England of Coo ton
of dressed beef scud-monthly. The sav
ing In freight to New Orlcan, In compar
ison with Pie overland route of 2200 miles,
will be l2 per ton.
It i said that the onion is a great sleep in
ducer, and about equal to quinine for malatia
Kpoch.
The transition from long, lingering and
painful tlckncfc to robust health mark an
epoch in the life of the individual. Such
a remarkable event 1 treasured In the
memory and the agency whereby the
good health hk been attained I gratefully
blessed. Hence It I that to much 1 heard
In praise of Electric Bitter. So many
feel tlvy owe their restoration to health to
the use of the great alterative and tonic.
Il you are troubled with any disease of
kidney, liver or stomach, of long or short
tinding, jou will surely find relief by use
ot Electric Bltto. Scld at 50c and $1
per bottle at Fotdtay & Mason' Drug
tote.
'.ending Photographer Albany Oregon.
W havo bought all the negatives mad by
L VV Clark and W 11 Greenwood op to Nov
15th, 18S9. Duplicate oan bo had from
bom only of us at reduced rates. We hay
alio about 13,000 negative made by our
selves, from which duplicates oan he had at
like rate, w carry tho only lull lino ol
view of thi state and do enlarged work at
lowest rta tor first olaea work. Wo shall be
pleased to too yoa at our Studio in Froman'.
block, next door to Alasonio lemple.
TTlten Ton are all Baa Dww a
.Have no appetite, feel tired all the time,
sleep doe not refresh you. Ice I weak and
f isllesa, have dyipepaia, have cold hand and
teet, aro eonstipalrd, and, in fact your tya-
um 11 sll out of order, tak Dr lullera Itv
Irsitino Restorative. It give refreshing
1 eep, renewed ttreoath, good dicestion, per
.eoti nutrition and rertFCCT health. For
alo at Foshay & Mason's.
1
Oh, Yes, try J R Douglas, opposite the
Russ House, for the finest quality of east
ern oysters. Man oisn 25 cents, tun ciiah
50 cent, and for sale by the can.
Dr, M. H. Ellin,' -physician - and snrgoon
Albany, Orogon, Call mad - in city 01
0 juotrv, . .... ' ...
-Genuino Iowajsorgham on draught at C
EBrownella. v 1
A u-o care forth whisky babit: Dr
Livingston's Antidote for Drunkenness will
ear any case of the liquor habit in uotn ten
to thirty day, from the moderate drinker to
tho drunkard. The Antidote can be given
in a cup of oofToo without tho knowledge of
the person taking it. The Antidote will not
injure the ha&ltn in any way. ' Manufactured
by the Livingston Chemical Co., Portland,
Oregon, cr from J A Cummiug, aolo agent,
Albany.. - ; - '
" Ladies call and tee tbo latest novelties in
drqts goods at E C Searls,
This Trade Mai k on a 6tove
li,',liTr tr.eans.it is th best thcr cx-
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VAHlllNUTON.
Washington, Sept. 22, 1C00
Speaker Reed ha been so badly bf aten
at hit own game by the democral of the
House that ha offrred through one of hi
minion to agree that no more democrat
(hould be unseated at this se.tlon if the
dcmocraUjwould stay In their scats to make
a quorum. It I unnecessary to say that
the offer wa rejected the democrat will
make no bargain with Reed. The offer
was not made until the Speaker found out
(hat he could not force the democrat to
stay In the House, not even bv locking
them up, and Representative Klhore had
set an example by kicking open a locked
door that every democrat In the House
wa prepared to follow If it became neces
sary to do so to get out cf lhe chamber
A number of repubilran representative
are In hearty sympathy with the demo
cratic effort to prevent lhe unseating o'
two negro contestants, but they lack the
courage of their colleague, Mr Cheadle of
Indiana, who made a lrong speech beg
ging Ihc member of hi tarty not to at
tempt to commit thl outrage, lmply be
cause a majority of the election committee
had reported In favor of lhe negroc. The
negtoe will never be seated until the ie
publican get a tpjorum.
The republican majority of the confer
ence committee have about patched up an
agreement on the tariff bill, and It might
have been reported to-day, but It' I pre
sumable that the republican! will hold It
until they can get a quorum of republican
on the floor of the House; that may be to
morrow or il may not be at all during this
eklon. A prominent republlcan'membcr
of the conference committee, who wa !
known to be opposed to Blaine' L,atin
American reciprocity Idea, wa asked why
be. voted it the reciprocity aroendmcnt. j
"Oh," he replied, laughlng,"reclproriiy Is a
popular fad jut now, and it I well enough
to have the nme tacked onto the tariff bill
to help carry the unpopular feature of the
bit!." That exprcc In a nut shell the
much talked cf amendment it 1 only
buncombe.
Mr Harrison lacked the courage to carry
out hi threat of vetoing the River and
llaibor bill. It I said that a certain ena
tor high up in the council of the republl
can party Informed him that If he vetoed
that LIU a majority of the republican sen
ator had pledged themselves lo make war
upon him personally during the remain
der of h administration.
Senator Plumb gave the treasury de
partment a :ltttc raking over Friday, be
cause of It hiving entered Into a limited
partnership with a lot of New York specu
lators, and Saturday Senator Cockercll re
opened the tame wound in a few remark
objecting to lhe cor.lderatlon of Senator
Sherman bill to reduce the amount Of
bond required of nallontl bank. Mr
Cockercll ftald that he proposed when thi
bill wa taken, to offer an air endment re
quiring the withdrawal of all bondclrcula
lion, and the substitution of treasury note
the best paper currency that any coun
try ever had. "That will take, he contln.
ued, "the control of our finance out of the
hand cf a combination and monopoly.
vV hat has been cen within the lat few
week ba not been creditable to the coun
tiy. The secretary of the treasury ha
been cc n drawn on by peculatori in
stock and grain In New York, to pay out
every dollar of cah turplu in the treasury
In order to save thetn and to live their
Imaginary profile In speculation and gamb
ling." The bill shutting te Ictterie and news
paper which piint lottery advertisement
out of the mail, I now a law. There are
luls of rumor about what the lottery peo
ple intend doing to test the constitutionali
ty of the new law, but they all lack con
firmation. A resolution has been reported 'to the
House providing for the appointment o
a committee to inquire Into the progress
Chicago la making toward the World's
Fair, and report to the House In Decem
ber The Washington Navy Yard U being
woiked for all It i worth just now, to help
the republican In contiguous congressional
district. Secretary Tracy mutt have been
joking when he said that politic chould
not enter the, navy yard. Politic may
not be entering the Washington yard, but
democrat are being pushed out to make
room for republican at a quite a lively
rate.
Senator Voorhce has introduced a joint
resolution directing the secretary of the
treasury to purchase 10,000,000 ounce of
tilver bullion within thirty day In Amer
can market at a price not to exceed $1.29.
per ounce, the bullion to be coined at once
and held a current money.
A Boston boot manufacturer ha re
quested Reprcsenative Kilgore to allow
him to name a new production, spec tally
intended for Texas trade, "The Kilgore
Boot." -
Representative Crirp has the honor of
having compelled Speaker Reed to public
ly acknowledge that he had committed an
error In declaring a quorum present when
there wa sons. Keep your eye on Crisp,
lie' a rUIng man.
A wonderful dower haa been discovered
In the isthmus of Tehuantepec It chief
peculiarity la the habit of changing It
color during the day. In the morning 1
is whits; when the sun 1 at It senlth It Is
red, and at r Ight it I blue. The 1 ed, white
and blue flower grow on a tree about the
slzeofguava tree, and only at noon doe
It give out any perfume. .
1 The appearance of Mr Cannon in the
Kennedy debate a stickler for parlia
mentary language in the house wa a spec
taclc bordering closely on lhe beautiful.
Cannon would not need to d sguie
himself greatly to pas on ordinary occa
sion a a blunderbuss.
Mr Blaine's oracular saying that "the
enactment of reciprocity is iha safeguard
of protection"! only a.tother wsy of admit
ting that a freer trade In natural products
is necessary to preserve tariff bounties to
manufacturers.
The usual size head for an adult Englith
tnan is No. Germans have round head.
Malavs small ones. The head of Port
ugese average from 6J4 to seven Inches ;
those of Spaniards are a little larger. The
heads of Japanese excel the English
average.
' After a series of very careful expert
ments,Prof. Cohn of Brcslau has found that
the heating of damp hay to a temperature
sufficient to cause spontaneous comb jt lion
s due to a fungus.
The most valuable metal in the world !
said to be gallium, which h worth ipS0
an ounce. Calcium brings $1800 a pound,
anil corium $1920 per pound. Gold is
vo' th $240 a pcund.
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I Avar ami Uowels, tleenses tlie &y-U-nicirectiialIy,.dijH'l
cold, hml
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foittiiatiMi. Fvrun cf Figs is the
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