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THE DEMOCRAT,
New York World
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Ono year for $2.80.
VOL XXVI.
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 181)0.
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DR. HILLER'S
Special Proscriptions.
HOMl TREATMENT
SELF CURE
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au, U net uiiia.i!U ft m it ati. Im m i f.im I,) wti rctj t ol
, $1.C0 per Pac'.as. Six Packages for $5.00.
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HILLER DRUG COMPANY. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, U. S. A.
Yaln Unsan,Aii Albany. Orjgoa.
NEW STOKE"t tr2i Ky ( ! OOIS.
MITCHELL, LEWIS & CO.
DCAIKK In
Agricultural Iisipfemeiils & Vehicles
1- fra and S29 gs.
-OP -:- ALL
KINDS.
ALBANY, 028533.
1M T IP
E3L, Thomas
It you want the best
and mostMuraMo furni
turp that i. mannfarhir.
n . . ..
caaw in tne city go to
B
rink.
& C. Scarl9
TryGoos, Kotioaa, Ctnt-sFtn:-ishiEgs
zU
BOOTS AfsO
Our Mock of hco ar.J .hot.
U no complete in nil li;i' (ur
pring rtde. We wiil avi toa
mone; nbuvirg ct u. Ijiiiiet,
mluei nnd clii!drtn' Hni; tl.oct a
peciaw.
Ezclnie
Aicrmv "r tl.- Ll'IiLOU MIOKH
P.'.uni'n
9
New lilivs
giving
the otlu-r dea
i
our special low
We arc
ers nts with
rates on Etoves and ranges. It
you don't believe it, see how
they Lid for trade in big tvpe
and loud talk. This week we
offer to start the ball rolling
with the largest stock at the
lowest prices. Come early, if
vou want a irood selection. We handle the newest and best
things in Hardware, Tinware, Etc., Etc.
Matthews & Washburn
SMOKE THE CIGARS
Manufactured by
W A A Wit n VW V- JL &9
IMPORTED AND KEY WEST GIUARS
FABOO'S
- '-,. iJ-.'-V - '-.'(ty? J
7'-; . -: .. ' : . -'y ,
Wantli) a Pivoucr. An AUintty v
mmi, who tiuitliur :vIh'8 or kiuii-tuxt'ii or
uiuU'rutaml our wyi very well, wunlii u
divorce from hor liunlmiul.not Ixiinn illo
to rupuirt lu'rioU from lur limited In
como tiirnlnlul partly ly the comity, to
tav notliiuu; o( livr IiuhIiuiuI ; ko boo went
to'the Court Hon ho iiiul iikud ono of the
oflU-iuUj for a divorce. Of courno ho told
her that ho had uo nuthoriiv to irwl a
Uivorco; hut nliu inn'tnted, nud liimlly
Ki ttiiiK real tired of U-inj: Imred. ho w rote
toinethintr, irrelevant, on a J'am r, en
cKwed it in an envelope, waled It and
j!ivo it to the woman, who rtmlivd liotue,
ordered her Uunhana out of the hovie,
and hnnned him arojnd generally. He
refund to go the firt niht, and wlept on
the Hour P hut another day with that
nealcd document leinn !upped. iu hi
faco wan tiHi much for him and ho left
hia wife at the head ct the Iiouho and de
parted for other tic Id.
Jokic on TitK Ji'iHi Tho KIcMlmt
vl!lo Tleploiie-Rej;!irr trll the follow
njou hnle UoUe: J"!)ic P-oUu l jt
tlii; old nnd a a matter oi courtc forget
ful. Thur.Jv :l(lt after court had
liohdicd he picked u; a newKpape r and lw
f;nn renvlln. One by one the nttornev.
eft the roim and required to the sheriff'
oilice, and ikon no one but Cleik llobbt
and It iiillf Todd and the juJ-c were left
in the room. The attorney ent up for
the two men and tl jude w.ti alone aid
uuconnciou t hut court had tn t nd
joumed, Abitut ten o'clock he came to
and adjourned court, or nt Icukt next day
whenja. McC-tln a.keJ him, "At what
lime doe court beitln to-djy f" he replied,
Nine o'clock, lr."
li-o;iituM. Mr l. I.. Crowder, who
was arrestexl in Alhnny. ' week or two
ago, for impemouatiui; a fkiatal iiinpeetor,
111 Kiitism, examined Injure Judge)
iH'ady .and diacharvctl. The charge
were niaile by a Kansas) railroad, and the
ollVnxo w at 'in ndinK in a mail ear he-1
tween two doeH without paving the
$o 21, fare for the Maine, claiming to be
In the Berviee of the post.il department,
which he porhapH wnt iu a limitcil xenwe.
Judge peuily declared the trcno wit
not a crime. Mr I'rowdcr came up to
All any laot evening nnd will continue
hia trip an commercial agent.
Auusr in tub Lku. The contract
for making the uniform for the OrcKon
Pacific- employee ban Im en let to I. K
IUuin, after some enmH-titini), and the
work w ill be done in hU tailoring d
partment under the ttH'rvimu of Mr
KA Schi.'Ih-r, w1iim ttkilt ii4 already no
well known here. The cloth ban iWn
made to order by the Alhaiiy wihiUii
milia, a dark Mat' fahrie of lolid texture.
The men w ill Ihs uniformed at once, and
it i a matter of local prid that the
bo1 looking cmployeea will wear uni
toruiM made of Albany K'""! by on Al
Imny tailor. Albany ii Ixvon'iing well
iJcntillv-d witli the l I' in many waya.
As Ioa.NT I)oct-M. About a
month ago, the Ihtlc daughter of Mr
William Uock. of Heaver Creek, fell off a
fence, thereby putting the thlh bane out
of joint, a the tequcl proved. Hut the
phyi.lci.iri whoe wr !(.,. Mtt lleck e
cured ald that the little j;frl wanuftniny
from rheumtlm in eonaequence of t)
pl'.old ever, and prp.rtl'icJ l.co'ic row
dc.. Lat week FiMjv the child wa
hi on ih t to a I'hv.ii i in i:i i.'ii. ritv, who
!icoered the tioubie ard reduc.-d the
di.col.alon. The medtcu hIiom: ignor
ance gave tl.U Itt'leglil four week, of
excruciating pi.i dcacrvc a har.c wt.i;
ping. Courier.
Two Nkigiihoks. -Jjinc Moore, wlm
liven toutii of town, wa brought before
JuMlcc Kinnev Monday for .hooting hi.
neighbor' buil, .ay:he Eugene Regt.ter.
It eein a number of bull. tiaJ been pa'
lured in the field adjoining Mr Moore',
place, and they had caused lilrn great an
nntance by breaking down fences He.
Mr Moore had driven them out cvrral
time one dav, but they would oi.lv break
down the fence and come back again.
Inallv he cave one a load cf bird !;t.
It w: aftrrw ird found that the le2 wa
rnken and the animal bad to be killed.
Mr Alex l)a i, the owner of the animal,
brought suit, and Moore waiboui.d over
It. the ku.n of iioo.
Iowa I!l'ttkr Mr Rokc, the 5 cent
unch man, ra Imported a 10 sound fir
kin of creamery butter from edar Rapid,
Iowa, winch cbut bun, iiud down, a trifle
over 21 cent 4 pound, the freight bill be-
iiifc $4 80. A common butter here I 30
cent, uch a elis In Iowa for m cent,
Mr Koe evidently prcfita by the pecula-
ion. UreaKC tiller, uch c I large'y
ffercd at our store by dirty and Ignor
nt bu'.tcr maker, is miotcd in Iowa at 4
to 6 cent a pound, lijjgt there are 12
cent. Otcgon i not alive to the butter
uthtion. ircgon C'itv Courier.
Tub FurmiiT TuAt'Ficon the Southern
Pacific l now kimplv hnmcn&c, due to
evcral cause: A prospe&ut busineks
er.son, harmony among the road, the
Union and Southern Paci'.ic. now being on
ery intimate terim, and a reduction in
rate. I- im clat Ireigiit in now carried
foro San francuco to Albany lor il.30.
ulicrea the old price wan $2oo,and other
classe are reduced In like proportion.
I wo trains each wav are now run daHy on
the southern i'actlic. immense. long, hcav
ly loaded tram. 1 here are rumor that
raton the liver will be kept up the com
' winter, In fait that there will be no
competition; but that i a mere rumor.and
ryrr.or. generally do not batch.
A Di iNUt'tTKy.- -Dr Lamberson .hip
ped about one thousand pound ct chittim
Lark Tuesday , say the lixpre. Thi fa
perhaps the iaat r.htpmcnt ot the aeaion
Tlitre have been shipped from Lebanon
and vicinity tilt ceanon 110 ton of thit
bark, at a cot ot $75 per ton, distributing
among the laboring clause $8,2(0. For
an industry that i just In its infancy, lhee
ugure are certainly very promUinir. he
extiact which arc manufactured from tlii.
bark by a .Imple process Is worth It the
market approximately $80,000. Weal
low them a profit to the eastern manufact
urer of 72,000 In one season , and from
this one locality.
Ritn.vixo Djw;i.--T!ie news that ii
now coining from Chcmawa Is, for the
most part, very good. The latest came
yesterday and was in the form of an an
nouncement that Mrs Irwin, wife of the
uperintendent, bad been deposed as
matron. Rev Irwin s'ill remains at th
head of the school as superintendent
Under his management the school now has
about a hundied scholars, a ngamst over
two hundred for the same lime last year,
r nenus otihe Indian training school and
In tact, the public generally are anxiously
uokhil! ior me cany uimissai 01 inc Kev
erend Irwin and the Irwin family in its
tni reiy. ataiesman.
aflT.TTX 0HOIII
' rOR OENTLFMEM-
Is the Best Shoe in the Market
. for the Price.
FOB BALE 33-ST-
-:G. W. SIMPSON,:-
WHOSE STOCK OF
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
CLOTHING, ErC, ETC
Is now Larger and Better than Ever.............
Ccmknt Tint Hkst. The Salem Jour.
nal proves that cement I the best for tide
walks for residence a. well n bu.tnets
block in such plain figures that we give
tho .substance of an extended article on
the subject It I. a matter ot ('rent Im
portance to Albany, uud ll would bo an
immense tiling if our citizen would nue
cement luiitend of wood. Nothing beau
tides a elty more. "The cheapest piece
of good work was put In far u cent, a
ipuuc foot, but It hhi found the wotk on
State street between Church und High
cunt 13 cent a square fool, w hich Is the
usunl price for uch woik. The co.t of
putting an eight -foot cement walk aeros
a lot with a 50 foot frontne,at these fig
ure, would bo $53. tich a walk I raid
to last a lifetime, but putting tho limit at
15 years, the Interest on the sum invested
In the walk for the 25 year at 6 per cent,
plus lt co.t, would amount to 132 o.
To put down the same walk with lumber
would ten til ro too feet, which would col
at the mi III $12 50. AI!owl.tg ft 50 for
null and $10 for a carpenter to put In the
walk, would neceultnte a co.t ot $2.1,
which I a low flur;. This walk will
'..(kt, with tome tepahiu, live year., and
to keep it up for the 25 ye.it., not Inclu I
lug the rep.ii lug, allowing the Interest at
ttie same rate a In the a'atvc case, would
cost $i56 which U $53 ,v In favor of the
cement, and just enough to put In anothei
walk the last 25 year."
I.KtusoK. Ucv llanleiter ban received
tho following letter from Or Irvine of the
lme.ino aMyluiu : lam instructed by Pr
Ijitite, auperintendeiit of tho. I. A., to
inform yon that I M Price haa sofnr re
covered aa to be aide to go honie,pro ided
moiiio ono niTompniiiea him. He would
not bo troubleuoino at all on tho way, lie
iug only, weak minded, and he in auxioua
to do w hntever ia renutred of him.
llopa on tho Snutiam littiin em aped
the ruvugeaof the hop Uune. The ra;ld
grow th of tile vino in thin aection caum d
the penky vermin to las left far iu the
rear. It taken an early riwr ami an in-
duKtr'unis climber to keep abreast of the
crophcrealout.
J lUiihhard returned lat Wedneaday
from an exteinleil trip through Patota,
Nebraska, Iowa and Minuenota. Ho hit
here last June, and he telln u that he
ha aeen no rain aittce ho left, lie belli
ed bin win harvest forty acre of grain In
chraKka that yielded 7 bushel in the
arfgri gate. Kxprcnti.
IWrHwst Tim k, The AHh.ri.i I'b
tieer tclla of a farmer in Ciataop county
that let hi crop of apple xpoil iu the
orchard because lie did not have time to
gather them. Whitcomh tella tho fol
lowing: "When 1 wa running on the
river, I have bad farmer to hail the
Telephone and imt live calvea aboard to
be taken to Portland. Thews calve
would g., to the butcher and after being
killed and dreitxed half of the carcan
would com- back to the farmer a pay
for the calf. The farmer did not ha
time to kill 'em. Thin i a fact."
Monmouth Pemoerat. iu Linn county
there are a few farmer w ho don't have
time to milk their row, and buy their
own butter. In Albany there are uitn
who don't have time to work, but let
their w ive earn the living fur the family.
A IT 101 LA'ADi'ir was commenced at
Tillamook last Saturday by L I, Smith
Mliat L C Smith, say an Ex. Smith
No, t went out elk hunting and found
fre.h track. He followed it tip for two
lsy and fdght,campmt( on the e'k' tr.ll.
Ktimtlr hi. Km got down on lt tstacb
and lite hunur Ut ii trace, of bun. A
bout this lime a dog ran the ei' out Into
the lay and Smith No. 2 took a boat and
killed ft. He dressed hU game and when
he found bow un.uccct.fui tmlth No. 1
had been, he gave him hind quarter of
the elk. 'Sinl'.h No. 1 took it without
comment, and then co :micnced suit a
gainst Muii'.h No. 2 fur $ jS il.jilan, tiie al
leged value of ttie teinatnder of ihe elk.
In the complaint Smith No. 1 alleged that
the elk was 'hi meat," anJ he wa on a
hot tiait vviien Smith No. 2 willfully and
fraudulently appropriated the game.
Amuutu IV.ux,u.h. Mr A J filaltoit
of AlUmy returned homo WediiCml.iy,
after a two week' visit with the family
of her brother, T W Pryatit.
Luther L LurtctsHhaw, I Vi., who ban
la'en visiting the home of hi parent
m ar I banou for two or three weeks, re
turned to Atthlodl Wedneaday. Hi
younger brother. Jas ,M I'.urtnmhaw.
came out with him, ou K vinit here.
ar.Ml. AKKIlaL STATKMKNT.
Semi-annual reimrt of U10 County Clerk
of l.lnn county, itato of Oregon, allowing
tho amount and uuinlwr of clalin allow
ed by tho County Court of tnid county,
for what allowed, amount of warrant
drawn, and amount of warrant 011 1
RtuudiiiR nud unpaid, front the lat day
of April, IHIH). to the 30th day of faptvni
btr, IHW, hjIU iueluvivv.
ACCOVNTH Al.l.WKII.
County Judge, unlit ry (Mil f.0
County TrenHiirer, suluiy. ..... 41HI i)H
Coutitv Clerk, fue. 1W M
Hheriff fceu '.'000 7
tmnty ComuiiditloncrHp'rdleiit 178 .10
Account of AxHCHHor ... WM) 00
" Hchool Huperinletidetit. TM 19
" (Coroner 000 00
" HiMtrict Att'y ', UVi CO
" PttUwrrfjind Poor ' Um U
" Houila nud llrldgeM .... IHm W
" t'ourt HoUNO and Jail.. tioH 12
" Htatiotiary una Printing 40H fit)
" ItiKano ... - (15 00
" Incidental KxpcJim-a. . . 206 87
" Fuel , Ill 00
" WitneHMculii CrimCaeH IPJ1 KI
'' 1'elitJurora '.'il 00
" (Jraiid Juror 73 00
" WitneH' lieforo i'd J'y 4-D SO
" Pailiir 2ii 00
" Klcctloim 03'J 80
" Viewing and Surveying
Hoad 200 fit!
" Hoad Supcrviaor S4 0
" Sumlrie 7l 40
Preliminary Ftam'. .. 213 7l
ToUl omt. claim an J drawn. .'.HJo00 00
AMot xr or OtTdTA.HDISiJ W A Hit ANT fNVAIM
Outctundiiig unpaid County
warrant on tho 30th day of
Kept., 1.KJ, drawing interval l073t C2
Iliitimaled interest accrued
thereon 100 00
Outntaiiding County Warrant
iu hand of County Clerk un
called for 1031 IK)
(irand Chancellor Oil Irvine, of the
Oregon Juridiction Kniiht of Pvthia.
aid tiranito IIl'J No 2.1 an official visit
ant Friday eveniti!. and there w a a birira Tola! amount turned over to
attendance of KnhthUat the hull to ereet Trennurer Farwell by Slu:riir
It., 1 9 I.,,.,.. u M .!.... ,1l.nn.. nitinniioifi u, s 11-'
..... loins in m 1 vmoeii b 01 jiiu u v . i - ' -r
Tiliiig. I Heml-nnnu.il utatement of the Treaaur-
TA.voEs r. The mi ..lie school ot.cned er of Linn County, Oregon, for the nix
Monday with 41 pupil in attendance. months ending on the 30th day of Hep-
Mr Joa Turner Btnrt.d from Tamreni temlter. 1300, of money received and imid
for ikxinville. Mo.. Monday night. out. from whom received ami from what
w 1 - t a. .
Mr William Kettlemire. of Kaatern "urec. UI " uccouni paia om,
Oregon, w ho ha been viniting hi broth- amoi-nt heckivkd.
er, Henry, lart ;d lor home ThurnUay . ,. .
Total ludcbteducM of County
rtepteiuher 30th IS'JO J IH9I 62
State of Oregon)
.
County of Linn )
1, N. P. Payne, County Clerk of the
county of Linn, auto of Oregon, do here
by certify that the foregoing i a tfuo
and correct Hlalctui-nlof themtmtier and
amount of claim allowed by the County
Court ot ald county, for the nix month
ending on the 30th day of September,
1 vju, ou w hat aecotiut the same were al
lowed, ami tho amount of warrant
draw n, ami the amount of warrant out
standing and unpaid a tho same appear
upon tho record of my office and in my
official rut.lv.
itneK my baud and the eal of
th County Court of uid countv thi
Hh day of S t.temU r, A. I. Impo.
N. P. PAYS II.
County Clerk.
Heini-.niiiual staleiiient of the amount
of money and warrant received for taxe
and money to the County Treaaurer by
tho Mierifii.1 l.inn county, Oregon, for
the three mouth ending on the 3i)thday
of S ptemlr, A. i. Jsuo.
A Hot J T RKCKtVCU.
July , 13 39
ugnnl ... 37 12
SeptemU-r .. 27 42
AMol XT I AII1.
Angmt f173 00
M-pUMiibvr - 27-10
Stat of Oregon)
County of Linn.)
I, M. heotl. MicnlTof raid t ountv, do
hereby certify that the foregoing tale-
tuent 1 correct and true.
Witin-s my hand thia Soth dav of
Septciiil r, A. l. 18'J0.
M. HCOTT,
Sheriff of Unit count.
Amotitit of money colhtUd by SherilT
mullmon, for tho month ot Atril, May
and June, IVJO.
April !24HO 6S
May ,, 4HH 75
June 2831 21
Total mu't eolhrcted by Sheriff
Muttiitnon -'i7tni 30
Amount turned over toTrea-
urer l'arwtll by Sheriir Small-
limn.
April -V-.V10 25
May ...
June
i July
KTATK Khtil'TlONtt.
On November 4 1 Is the following state
will elect state ofllccr, legUlnlur; and
congressmen!
California, Colornda, Connecticut, Dela
ware, Kansas, MassacHusett, Michigan
Mlnncota.Nebraka, Ncvada.New llamo.
hire, North Dakota, Pcnnylvanla, South
Carolina, South Dakota, Texa,'Tc nnes.ee
and Wlicouspi.
The following will tilcct minor slate
Oiriecr, legislature and congressmen i
Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Ml.souil.
New York, Nor.h Carolina, Ohio and
West Virginia
roiMruv HlKTH.
Mongrel breed pte getlliiftoo common
In the' imultrr yard, and It I all due to the
crossing nuisance. The Idea Istoeprct-
lenl thnt by crossing fowl better results
will ha obtained, and that yonng, vigorous
chickens, combining the good qualllle of
the two breed, will be produced. The
crossing nulssncs overlook the important
fact that good result can only be obtained
by crossing the proper breeds, and that In
disci bnlmitc .roslng will Inevitably result
In destroying liotli flock. Mongrel breed
result from two excellent breed. The
best results are obtained by adhering
The following will cle:t congressmen i tnct!y to pure breeds, and crossing should
Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky
Louisiana, Maryland, MIlIppl, Mon
tana, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Virginia
Washington and West Virginia.
The following iau have already elect-
ed congressmen:
Idaho, Maine, Oregon anU Wvo-r.lug:
Cunt-Jag bicken.
Housekeipei do not aUays understand
tint a chicken, fcftcr llio eiiiiual beat leave
the body, is not fit for food in less than twenty
fuur hours. During tins the muscle are stiff
cad by the rigor that succcedis iliiettly after
the depaitute of animal heat in animal, sn)
ie tougher tliaa they are at any lime previous.
la ngmia and ma a r part of the South,
cooks kill and dies poultiy withgteat rapid
ity, nd plunge the piece of tl ickce, while
they are stiii wrta with sinnnl lit into the
fifing kettle. 'Ihissecui. lite tender, suc
culent dUhe. of f.ied cliitken wlikh are justly
the piitl of ihe oi l Vhginia cook. There i
sumetliing tcf vl.ive 10 th Noitbeia housewife
n serving up a fowl that was pcihnps a few
nwinenis before strutting aliout, the piiJe of
the yard. An cpuaiiy gx-l n l tcn.!r dish
of chicken may he attained by keeping the
fowl lilt the mum lc tela, snd it it in prime
condition for fjod. In fact, only by trie ispid
ptocesuf fiyirg can a chUken be eookarl done
before the muscle stiffen. This the Scuthcra
took knows, and slit never attempt to fries.
see or rt.aH a fowl that has not been hung a
least twea'y four hours.
At the Democratic C'oniessionsl Convent
ioa of the Third Minnesota District, hUI
eptemhrr 12, a let'et was reaJ fiom the Hoo.
H. II. McClellind, late chairman of ti e Re
publican Thli J Distikt central coii;mi!lee, an
nouncing hi inicniiuti to vole with the Demo
cratic party this fall, la the count of the let
te Mr McClelland laU: "Our Kcprcscna'.lvcs,
? their vote fur the MtKintey bill, have prov
ed tkemsctvr incapable ol iuJej e n lent action
and unworthy of the confidence of tho
rhote servant they are. Ieeming, as I do,
rtie welfare of the many paramount to tbe in
terests of the few, and having no good reatoa
lo eapect reform fiom the party ia power, I re
gard it as a duty as well a privilege to as-
ah fa J lacing ia pawcv mn who pesi e-
dt shad l a aafc guaisntee of their dtw'.b
ea in the future cause cf (he people."
The census wltl not only tell us how
n.any sheep were killed by dog within
Ihe past year, but will tell u how many
dogs it look to do It leaving out the dog
hv.rbored in citlcs.it wi'l, whliotil doubt, We
shown that there are more dog than
iheepon the farms of the United States.
Sheep pay, dog don t. it wa a rule o:
Klcardo that to be successful in business
we mutt "cut off tosses anJ let profits run
on.
2751 32
(.UK) 4
27 J hi
morning
A public spelling match wa held hurt
evenuig. There were three content, won
rcHDe:tivelv bv Miaa (ieorfie IU;ftrd.Woil(
liievina and Jlr Oiilin.
A Vktkkam. At the Friday night aea-
ion of congress hwt week ltcgireHenta-
tivc nermann Hccured tliu tianHage in the
bouse of a bill for perinioning Ilonea
lirown of Lone county. Thi old veterun
i IK) years old ; will noon Ikj Km), lie i
a eurvivor of the war of IHIH, and now so
poor a to be. largely uetiendent upon an
allowance granted him by the ounty
court of Lano! county. He rcuidea with
ila son, who ia 75 years of age. Mr Her
mann's bill given hitn$ W per month.
Eugene uuard.
Diet. Win Materuon,ono of tho early
roodftora rif T.nnn nntinlir .1 1..1,.
..-..V.M w. M1.I . ...i,, ui.: r, limit,-
ville, Linn county, Wednesday, aged 80
years, tne aeccaaca came to Lano coun
ty in 1851, from Missouri, and located on
the knoll one mile southwest of Eugene
A few years ago. after the death of bin
713 1 1
Delinquent Taxes. . . 2743 81
Trial Fees 174 00
Show License 50 00
Hx-Supt 44 00
Delinquent Taxes. .. 4I2 10
County School funds received.. 62-VJ 62
State " " " 887 W)
Total., 25174 34
AMOUNTS I'.UI) OCT.
P.yllrror $ 2 50
only be attempted along certain lines. An
amateur r,houli never attempt this with
out taking the counsel of those who know
whereof they speak. There are many
poultry raiser who cannot preserve two
good breed more thai, one year. They
must field then to the fatal evil of cross
ing to see what results ran be obtained.
Too often good breed are thu (polled out
of pure curio.ity.
New breed wilt be purchase by many
this fall, and late In the autumn I a good
time lo buy ihcm. If the matter I put oil
until spring the price will be higher, and
the yard will not be so full, o that you
cannot have our pick. The first buyers
a a rule get the be.l specimens, for they
have a pick from large flock. Cockerel
for crossing are cheap, in buying, how
ever, one should not go la for the new
breed, hut stick to the old reliable kind.
Many out the widely advertUed new
hrccd arc only noveltie, and they last
generally for only a season or two. An
old breed I a guarantee that It po.se.se
many gtxid rpullttr. If pure breed are
not used It 1 better to use a cro than to
let them breed promiscuously without re
gard to system.
The Hock should also be thinned out
now, and the unprofitable male and fe
male dl.poscd of, for they are frequently
a scouice of much lo. There I no need
of the male, after the hatching period I
over, and theh consumption of food after
that will Lrliig In no adequate return.
A ken who per 1st In sitting I generally
too fat to be of much profit In laying, and
she should be killed at once. From now
on they must alt lay lo be profitable, and
It V Isc jsulicy that thin out from the
flock all that do not thus contribute to the
egg-basket. If there are twenty hen, and
only ten lay, one-half of them should be
sen' to market. The Uylng hen will have
more room then, end do better for k.
Food and care aie both reduced In thl
y, and In the end the work wilt be found
to be profitable.
TUUOWNCOIT Or THE BAILS.
The Washington City post office has, a
far a heard from, tsrn the first to exclude
Is am the mat!, under the new anti-lottery
lw a ne wspapvr containing a lottery ad-
vertUcment.
Upon the passage of the law the Foe
Office Department tent to the city Po
Office Instructions with respect to Ihe exe
cutlon of the law. In obedience to these
orders the newspaper wtrc g'.ven notice
that the paper would not be carried
through mail. If they were found to con
tain lottery advcrthcmcnU, and that the
publishers under the taw, would be liable
to arrest if lottery advertisement were
nailed
When the usual sack of paper to be
tent out of town arrived at the Post Oilice
eaily Sunday morning a few copies of
eirh paper were examined by one of the
clerks. The clerk found that the Sunday
CkromkU- contained the lottery advertise
ment a usual, and notified the boy who
brought the coplc that '.hey could not be
received. The boy there upon carried the
paper back to lite ChronuU office.
It Is prooablc that there wat no inten
tion on the part of the proprietor of the pa
per to make a test case. He has been sick
for some time, and the Inner pages of the
paper in which is the prescribed adver
tisement, arc made up cf what b known a
"plate matter," and are sent to pre much
In advance of the other page of the paper.
While the end fought for is commended
by a laige portion of the people ll I doubt-
The Aleutian of Alaska make Are by I f ul whether the press will long relish the
slipping two pieces of quartz In sulphur, I U iea that an offi I U censorship of Itt ccl-
wkicli abound In the Island, and striking I urns by the postmaster of the country ha
them together over a email heap ol down I been established even for lottery advertise
IJ .th the method end results wh
Sy rnjj of Fi is taln ; it is j.lctwant
;:wl refrcnhiit to tho taLe, ami acts
tntly yet prompt! on iheKidueja,
Liver nnd JJowels, cleanwi the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, 1ik1
nclies nnd fevers end ctirea ImldtuaJ
constipation. Byrun of Figi if tU
only remedy of iu kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste niidao
ceptable to the etompch, tromrt ia
it action end truly lneficial in it
3 ts, iu many excellent qualities
eommend it to all. It is for sale ia
ortc nnd 41 bottles by all leading
tlruficU:.
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
nn rnnncisr.ii, cu
tOUWIUC. Kt. I.L ji YORK, N.Y
First National Bank
Or AI.BAKI, OBECiOW.
Prcrfitont......,,, FUNS
Vic PrsaMsiit 8. ft, YOCKU
Cshlr..,. W. LANOIW.
TEANSACTS A UftfgKA(.r,.kmg1mfes.
ACCOUNTS KEPT rat. Jt lo ),.
HtOirrSXCHANQK and Ul 11.1,1 tniurr, sol
Msw Tort, S.n Francisco, r)(ro and l'o
COTXKCTI05f SAD It on fa,.mt.l Wrre..
' siKsnros
, B. Toene K, w. Lino
t K Cuor, h. n.u.s,
KdAS0 F, Sox.
Linn Co. National Bank,
ALBANY - - - OREGON.
CAPITAL STOCK ti(X,m.
fr),ft,t .,.' 1 T, COW AW,
eicl'rrrtilent ...J U BALKTOf.
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7) TOSJI. - f, Cnvin. i M nslstnti. (Inn
Ctt,brliu, W 8 11.1, W II a !a, i A Craw
ford and O A Arhit.li.
TRAKSACTS s s-trwral banking tnul-.
tiKAW 81001 fiHAFTS ou Mow York, nn
at f mxi I Oregon.
LOAJTMOiflT' afipicvad asenrity -KaXKITC
dapnait rattwt rki,
Bank of Oregon.
ALBANY, - - - ORECOJi.
oa.pixa.Is. aao.ooo.
President.. .,. ,.H. BKTANT
Vice Freotdnnt.. - U. V. MKKKILI,
Cashier... i. W. BLAIN
VJHrjrtukn.
II Bryant, J W Bleln.
Umi llaiiiplirty, OHceWsit,
kj ijf.ot.wg, u r Merrill.
Hiebtexchaniro aoJ Uiezraobto trai
far on New York. San FrancUco a ,1
and all principal points in Oregon koJ
oil cations Diadw on favorable tt-rma
tl. J. WHITNEY.
Int-Liey And Oounsellor At La?
. ND
totaiv Public.
kiZm OREGON
Special Announcement !
OF
W. P. HEAD.
My'Fali Stock is now Complete, Embracing all
tlij Latest Novelties in
ress Goods,
Iioth in W00LKN and WASH FABRICS
D
-To The Ladies,-
Mako a Specialty of Ladies Under'earJ in 'Kirn
Ribbed and JIuslix. My Prices aro the LOWEST
and my Goons tho Best. Am sole agent
for the Celebrated
X S.'E. H0SIEEJ, -
Guaranteed stainless, Warranted absolutely
fast, and Free from Poison,
A tai, projietly speaking, it a burden whh a
benefit. You pay so ntnch atc police Or
k1.oI tax, and receive it equivalent in apie
duct', watchmen And e I j:aiior. lSot when
you pay $l fur a iKm and another dollar at
duty on it, wliat do you get fur that extra
dullai? Strictly speaking, thetcfoic.rrotectiurv-
ist orator arc light in saying the faiilT it cot a
la. Il is a burden wiibuut a benefit, just
f the money had been lost or stolen.
fl . U.- L
The perfected target for filing at the
mall arm range I. workrd bv electricity
By mean of contact and a battery, there
I communication with the Indicating ap
paratu at the firing end ol the raege.sbow-
ing which section of the target ha been
truck.
: To TheMen :
Call and Look at My valuo3 in
Furnishing -:- Goods,
1 In.- v Lsrge Stjck at t!.- Lrweat Priivi ri r ofjrr in th Val'ey.
1 entry full line t,f tho wor!J-reuovd BR )AUIIED g jd, uaueiliidl
fur w ear sod fioinb. L-rgu stock of Embroideries aod Flovxcikgs Csw
and he convinced that A!kiuy i b bent trading Kint in Oregon.
2S7 Co. orders redeemed 11013 47
Redeemed Hchool orders 12MS "I
Hchool orders not redeemed. 11154 18
" Balance on ltand. 303 45
Total f 2547 1 34
W. K. Cuhl,
County Treasurer.
Ci.aba Mohrh. Manager Fricdlander
writes that ho will play the famous em
otional actress Clara Morris in Albany
on tho night of October 30th, providing
a Hiifllcictit amount will bo subscribed
wife, be sold the nronertv and moved to here to imarutneo this creat artist from
Walla, and Inter to LaGrande.living with loss. This is a rare treat for tho public
his children, coming to Bodaville for the of our town, and no one should fail to
benefit of his health. add bis name to tbe list. It is seldom
Has to Talk AsvwAY.-Mrs Abigal that we have an oppwtunity oi seeing so
en , . , , .. cuicurit'cu nil rtevrenn, anu ji iimv uo vim
Hn P nnwy.i'as accepted the invita- la8t ftlld ony viHit Mi'H8 Morria wfn maUe
Mnh-Hl"?.reffnT, irun,onl to this coast. Should the engagement
which convenes m 1'ortland in its second n-r.Hr,,!,!- -tf.v on li Shh..1
annual congress on the lHh inwt. snil r' '. .. . .. .
I,.. f ". 7i,. ' . oi securing occasionally boiuo oi nio
.r fnSffa i jeCt' j0')c?t grand BttrHctions now playing at the
fbolr bf n?iani0n Hurrvng Marquam Grand opera l ouse, Portland,
their just powers from the consent of the e, . n ' ml
on which sulphur ha been eprlnk'ed.
Some tribe of Kxpilmo use two piece of
Iron pyrites and flint, in the tame way.
Russian apple have not fulfilled the ex
pectation of those who claimed they were
belter adapted to our northern sections
than Atne; lean vorhnle. The treco pro
duced from American varieties have de
monstrated that they were hardier and
snore productive than the Russian trees.
menu. Some will ask what next "
The Sawyer worm or borer is destroying
thousands of acres of (landing pitch pine
forest In the state of Louisiana. The
evil exists throughout the ptnc distiici of prepared March add a piece of the po,l8h
the state, but ia worse In the western por
HINTS TO IIUUSEKEErfES.
To hiing down the mosquitoes that set
tle by day on the ceiling to wait for their
victims at night, fasten the cover of a tin
box on a lath, pour a little kerosene ia the
cover, hold it up close under the mosquito,
and he will fail Into it every time.
A splendid polish for starch is made in
this way: Ounce each of parmcetl and
white wax, melt together and let it harden
In a thin cake on a plate. To a quart of
INSURE IN THE
a
; ALBANY '
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS
Insurance Company.
f
Sound; Conservative
Safe,
about the size of a quarter of a dollar
Thl gives a fine lustre and prevents the
ttarch from sticking to the Iron
A simple con 2 h remedy is made ot an
ounce of flaxseed boiled in a pint of water,
Late investigations have determined Ule honey added, an ounce ot roca
that the majority of deep-sea depressions candy, and the nice ol three lemon, me
eams from other than volcanic origin, and
lion, belween the Red and Sabine rivers.
Here lies the largest body of virgin pine in
the south.
governments.
PTATE llORTICULTUBAIi SOCIETY. The
,:.. Ml i. i. i
AT- .,. . -,. t,-. ,1 t i ickuiuc uumiviiy uicbwiik suiw hciu
TbkhpahsCasb. Recently at Lyons, t .
Zt rarUd,ard' 0 folding papers wil, be
August and i crdinand Ilalsfeea wero ar- read Bmi diaeuaaed : "Rma l Fruit finl.
rested lor trespass. Ihe two men had mi u m-i irr.i....i
gone over what they supposed was a ture in the Hood River Valley," 0 P
county road; but which proved to bo Heald, Hood river; "The Young Or
only a private one. II II Hewitt, of Al- chard," It D Allen, Tiverton. The com
bany, appeared for the defendants, and mitte on win'on will report on tbe
'1 Prompt Attention.
A Crazy Lunatic Dr Harry Lane
'unerintendent of the aavlnm for inoanA
and ins corps oi assistants, says the Jour
nal. were thrown into an unusual fiurrv
of excitement last evening by Miss Mary
E. Seal, aged about 30 yeas, a patient
Irom Eugene uity, jumping irom a fourth
story window about rive o'clock in the
afternoon ana sustaining internal injur
ies and a shock from which she died some
bree hours later.
Muht Go.
The awnings,
Terra cotta pipes,
- Bad sidewalks, . .
High nails,
City swamps,
Impure water.
And, of course, the Chinamen.
Void Marriages Again. The Herald
speaking ot the effect of ministers and
other who solemnize marriages, neglect
ing to file with the county clerk, within
the time requlrtd by law, their certificate
of marriage, say, "the penalty fall upon
the clerk or solemnizing officer, or both."
This Is a mistake. The penalty could not
fall upon the clerk. ' It would fall upon
secured the dismissal of tho complaint,
bucu cases generally indicate spite
Mistaken Identity. D. Crowder,
the man arrested ut Albany for pretend
Ing to be a U S postal inspector, Claim
mat it i a case ox mistaken identity and
...lit ... l . i . n i . i : . .
mm luumi ire true. i uc inuibuneni l , , , . 1 . . ,, 7
from KansasPortland Examiner. There County Clerk has issued the following
are circumstances connected with Mr "jarrrngp licenses: N II Bateman and
Crowder' residence in Albany that make "annab Chance, John Zink and Tolla
i, ,i.. ,k. - Ann HoI'ji. ohm H Wators nd Marv
in hi arrest Love Reece, (married Sept 30tb ;) Ed-
I ward tsmitn and ixmisa Alatjie lireesr. (4
None in Albany. A Pendleton man It Baker and Grace Bonslog, (married
! . . I r. O- . r T Clnmn.l nviT VI
loiiowing subjects: A permanent room
at the capital ia which the society may
aeep its norary anarecorcis;" ".Legisla
tion against pernicious birds." A full
attendance is desired. The 8. V. wdll
give the customary reduction in fare.
A Goon Week. During the week th
i. .
nun in ma possession a fou gold piece, I v'l' u,uv " fcuco
coined in California in the "days of gold"J peart William A Davenport and Iiestey
for the sake of convenience But few of H Mills, (married Oct 3rd ;) Geo Wana
these pieces arenow in existence, most of !
mem navo long since been converted
into legal tender.
A Eia rmcij. Rutherford Bros., of
Marion, have sold the Oregon Beauty, in
this city a few months ago, for $10,000,
the bigbesi price ever paid for an Oregon
horse. The new owner will exhibit this
long maned and tailed horse through
me u, d.
Egaa & Acliison handle , the celebrated
Portland oeroent walls for cemetery lots,
Ihsse walls can be furnished at half the cost
J nf any other and are far enperlor.
and Ruth Scott,
An Invention. JJon. M L Pipe and
E F Pernot, of this city, have patented a
copy holder for typewriter which is at
tracting much attention and will no doubt
prove a valuable invention tu the above
named gentlemen as well a one of much
convenience to parties nslnc typewiiters
Messrs Pipe and Pernot have already re
ceived a numoer ot applications irom east
em parties to handle the new device.
Leader.
Muslin Uoisab. In great variety
oi styles at bottom prices.
bamucl K Young
that t'e coldest water of the ocean stand
in the deep troughs Instead of running, as
was formerly thought to be the case
Walled up In the cellar of a brewery at
Burton-on Trent, thert wa discovered.
ot long ago, some beer which had been
brewed in the year I79S, It resembled
sherry more than it did a malt liquor, and
was in good condition.
who'e mixed and boiled well.
To remove stains of blood, saturate the
spots In kerosene and let stand a time, af
terward wash out In warm water,
Ease tired feet by bathing them in warm
water in which a few lumps ot saleratus
have been dissolved.
Use a w ire frame for boiling potatoes,
and cee how much of vexation it save and
how satisfactory the result,
By rubbing with a flannel !ipped in
whiting, thebron discoloration may be
taken off cup which have been used for 1
G. L. BLACKRIAfV
LEADING DRUGGIST
DRUGS, MEDICINES STATIONARY SiG
POWELL & CO.,
Successor to Geo. C. Henderson.
Experiments nrove that the Atlantic
breaker have a force of thiee tons to the I haking.
In making steamed custards, constant
-DEALERS IN-
squarefoot; thus a' surface of only two
tquare yards sustains a blow from a heavy
Atlantic breaker equal to fifty-four tons.
When wantiua to see how you look in
permanent form, set a photograpb of your
aelf of Wiloox & Conn, who are doing some
nna work In the business.
stirring Is necessary after putting in the
thickening ingrei'lents, to get a smooth
creamy result.
Some very careful and successful house
keepers Insist thnt a frying-pan should nev
er be washed. Their method.is to scour it
thoroughly with salt the moment It has
the eity Coi.rad I bsen used and set it away for next service.
To remove iron rust from linen i Satur
ate the spot with a strong solution of
a. Valuable Bemedy. I lemon juice and salt, and hold over the
Hon Edmund L Pitt, the Jlato president nos tea-kettle tti led with boiling wa-
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It' ' v,"" i"w bjiu. nu SUUUOh tll.iuuil)
B&tt roast coffee in
Meyer'.
of the New York StateSenate, write
St atx or Nrw Yorr, Sskah Crambrr , )
Albany, March 11.1886. 5
I Have used aixcocx s Jfoaous rz.il
la my family for the pst five year, and can
truthfully nay they are a valuable remedv
and effect great cures. I would not be with
out them. I have in several instanoes given
some to friends itifferiDg with weak sod
lime backs, and they have iovarivbly afford
ed certain sad cpeedy rebel. .1 hey eapuot
. . ... i . j . .
De too nigmv pnimenua. .
dlsappeac
In Seattle. Smith, tne hotel runner
who kept the widow's five dollars given
him to pay for some shoes, is now a resi
dent of Seattle, doing a rustling business
selling rubber stamps, etc.
Robert and f rank Uorrts are also resid
ing in that city.
Wken wanting the best groenrie ia th
J W Bentley, beet boot and shoe makerjts I markit at'reasooeWe priceejcall ci f swell A
elty. tares aoors north ot iwworsiAT ofltss. ICe
1 iii Uliii,i a wlillli?
Ll Hi
Produce: Crockery Ware; Tobac
co Etc. Etc.
ENTON.
ri r-" n
Mi
m lu) m P
0
s.
IS &
Choice Candy, Muls, Fralt, etc.
MEAR THEPC3TOFFICE. ALDANY. OREO.