Site iOcw0at.
FRIDAY OCTOBlilt 17, 1890
8TITE3 &
SMItors aat
NUTTINQ.
Prearlrtar.
BnUrad atthe Post OAm at lttny, Or
egon, m second o'eas mail matter.
LOCAL ltKCOUD.
New Fhcioiit Cabs. Pally several
standard gauge cars pass Albany fur the
north marked "Oregoninn It It." T.iglit
hundred of them liavo been ordered, and
they are all for what has heretofore been
called theN. U., but which in less than a
month will be in fact a standard gmiKO,
when it will be called the Oregoniatt H U
and in fact ia now. For years Narrow
Gauge haa been a sneering kind of a word.
In the future the road will change from a
one horse concern to not only a good road,
but within a few years will Ihj part of a
great road connecting thie valley directly
with the l'n ion rucilic at Ogden.whcn it
will practically be rmrt of a transconti
nental line. This mentis imu-li fur the
towns along its line, which will then W
given the best lui;inK facilities' to 1k
secured on the count. It alxo Hiik.'p-M
the perhaps now disagreeable fact that
several cities which might have secured
the insignificant Narrow (iuge years ago
made a bad mistake. Yet whtu the road
ia continued toOgdcn we will p't all the
advantages, for its junction with the S.
1. at JHjer, owned by the same compa
ny, will give us the samo privilege enjoyed
by point directly on the lino.
WoxDMrrL Tu Land. The follow
ing items are found scattered over the
Toledo Post, indicating that an effort is
being made to boom the tide lan. Is of
that neighborhood.
" Yaqnina tide lands, h hen placed un
der cultivation, will yield from 400 to
600 bushels of potatoes per acre at a
clatter, one year with another.
"The tide lands aboutToledo, properly
cultivated, will grow the largeirt and
most lucious straw berries, blackberries,
raspberries, currants, etc.
"Our tide lands, properly dyked and
cultivated, will yield two crops of hay
each year, averaging from four to sis
tons per acre at each cutting.
"The tide lands within sight of Toledo
if properly and carefully cultivated, will
produce annually from two to three hun
dred thousand tons of sugar beets, worth
between one and two millions of dollars
at the factory."
4 Scio. Workmen have been rr aktng
mortar during the week to planter the
new church. John Berry of Albany ha
the contract for putting on the plaster.
Eleven persons were baptized In Crab
tree Creek last Sunday by Evangelist
Llndsey.
Wanted. A good baker with nuall
capital Is wanted in this city. A good
oven with the latest Improvements l!i tc
furnished him very cheap.
Within the past ten days a genuine life
sixed cougar has been roaming at his own
sweet will on Hungry Hill just south of
town. lie ha been seen by several differ,
cnt parties. Last Monday Mr l)r Cole
and daughter were riding toward Albany
In a buggy on the Sanderson bridge road,
an when near the Oukvicw school houw.
some four miles from town.thev saw a
large cougar, probably the same one seen
by other parties in the neighborhood, in
the road a shcrt distance ahead of the
team. Press. j
This Noox. At the depot one noon a,
Dkmocbat man picked up the follow ing
items, each possessing an interest for
some.
II C Clement, of Tacoma, passed up the
road for Shedd.
Bishop Ihibe, a fine looking gentleman,
accompanied by Hevs pAwersx and Fo
linger, arrived in the city, and the former
will speak at the Court House to-night.
Bishop Dabs has been in Oregon live
time previous to the present trip, the
first time fourteen venrs im
Three eleeant lookine street c.iM.n.ade
in Stockton, passed through for the So-
l. 1 1 . I I . i r rri .
aaneraiis cauie uue. iney were marKevI,
'Manroe. Cliff Ave. and 14th Street
Some very handsome red sand stone
hipped from Arizonia wad on the freight
bound for Portland. The stones wer so
large that only two could m carried on a
car, each over the axles.
Quitc Absent Mindko AWnt-mind
ednes ha many illustrations, but the act
of a tobacco-chewer w hich a told us the
other day, surpasses any yet. A stranger
left the Cmalilla IIoum: and went to (he
depot, procured his ticket and came back
to the hotel to wait until the passengers
had taken their breakfatt. In h;s foiget
fulness the lobacco-inait'cator had placed
the ticket in his mouth at.d used his teeth
"to a good advantage In cheating it in'o
'mallplece. When the conductor gave
the warning all on board l.e tried to find
Ills ticket; but hunted in every pocket to
no advantage. Feeling some foreign sub- ,
4tance under hi tongue be look out a l
corner of hi destroyed ticket. That chew
cost him $3.55, fare to Portland. Toe
Dalles T. M.
A Sicoxd Chicago. A small town
down the river awhile aiM boasted that
it looked like a" second Chicago, because
four traina were there at once, owing to
sn accident. Albany ia entitled to the
sdeaignation every day, and is the only
place on the east side, south of Portland,
that ia. Every day from four to seven
trains are here at one time, all in sight
of each other. The number was seven
today; the south and north bound, the
Lebanon, the through freight, the Ya-
Snina train, the Boise City train, and
je 8. P. paymaster'! train, and another
train was expected in a Jew moments.
That's Albany's style.
Did EtBOPf . Dr TC Smith has re
turned to Salem after a trip over Europe,
more deeply in love with America than
ever, though be ascended the Eiffel tow
er, taw Milan's wonderful cathedral, and
toodat the bridge of sighs in Venice.
Jiut in France lie saw men laboring for
nineteen cents a day and that was gloomy.
The effect of the Mc Kin ley bill, he gath
ered from Lis talks with manufacturers,
would be to work an injury to tho World's
fair. They say they will not try to make
one exuiuiisoi uicirmanuiaciureu gooas,
since they can have no market for them
in this country.
ArriB Ilia Parts a. J S Antonelle.the
railroad contractor, who resided in Al
bany for several months last year, passed
through Albany last eveninir ou the
tracks of bia partner. J A Doe, who also
resided here for awhile. It seems that
Antonelle A Doe were contractors for the
La Grande extension of the Union Pacific,
and bad several other large contracts,
Antonelle aara Doe has withdrawn inon
ey that belonged to the Grm and skipped
for the South. What Doo says is not
known.
A Good Start. Hon, Jeff. Meyers,
Vice-President of the Scio bank, reports
that institution doing a fine business
Already. Scio is the center of a fine
country which baa improved at a rapid
rate in the past few years. With its
coal, lumber and mining prospects sttr
rounding it its future ia assurred, and its
present prosperity is well voiced by the
.success oi its new bank.
Doubled thi Pbick. Early in the ea
son some of the hop raiser of Foa Valley
contracted their hop at 17 cents, which
was considered a good price then. One of
the producers who refuted to enter into
anr uch arrangement was Mr Berry, who
vii In the city to-day and sold hi crop for
just double the price mentioned, gettlne
34 cents, a handsome figure. Hop were
In It lor certain this year.
The Actobia u u l, . At a meeting
of the stockholders of the Astoria Build
Ine and Loan Association held Oct
$l,aoo wa loaned out to the M E Church
on 61 month Interest In advance amount
ing to $567, and $1,400 to Mis Maggie
Grant on 50 month interest In advan
amounting to $515. Atorian.
Ma. S. II. Fbibdlamdeb, of the Mar
quam Grand opera bouse, of Portland, is
in the city making arrangements for the
r,f niar Morris, who will appear
i,o,n Oct. 31st. in the great play, "fienee
j Mnratf." The play ia as Kood as the
actress, whose reputation is world-wide.
Lnm Cocktt Coal. Beporta from the
Beaver creek coal mine, beyond Scio,
tell of the striking of a six foot vein that
indicates a big deposit beyond. The
coal is of good quality and the prospects
re now bright for actual results in the
Tiik Salkm BRinoB. Investigation of
the condition of tho central pier of the
Salem bridge reveals the fact that it
leans to the east twelve inches, says the
Journal. It is evidently liecoming a very
sorlous matter, for the Journal says the
piers as constructed will not sustain their
own weight, much less the enormous
pressure of a steel super-structure. It
anneara from the statement of the diver.
who examined the structure under water
Sunday, that the piling ia being forced
up through the ttrilliige by the weight of
the pier. It is timo (or the county court
to call a halt, cancel the contract, which
can now by no means bo saieiy carried
out, and sue upon the liond, to recover
the $15,000 alreadv paid on the contract.
It would teach such contractors a salutary
lesson and might check them in under
taking contracts which thev do not scent
to be able to manage, The damnge to
the city and the two counties id already
great. The present duty is to protect the
taxpayers against further low and su tier
ing of inconvenience.
Anot:ikr I'lu.-r. In her historical
oketch of Albany, read before t!io recent
W.C. T. l fair. Mrs. Ileniirietlit It row n
xaid, "1 HitppoHcd until ycHttrdtiv that
August t I avion wa tho llrst child
Uint in Albaiiv. but 1 f.nd that MiH
Paulino Ilitckh'iimu untttluti'H him six
months. She wa bom June lSlst, ho
in June, ISoO." Now comes Mr. J. l.
Lavton, a cousin of A. ('. I .avion, now a
resid"iit of the Porks, who says he was
born in AIlanv Udoro either of the per
sons mentioned, anil ho knows of bin own
knowledge, localise he waa present. I ho
date of his birth was Jan. 2, IMIll, which
antedates Miss Pauline llacklcinaii live
Hum l lis. Ho also says Mr. lieorge
Hughes, of this citv, mum lxrn in March.
lM'.i.ahend of both of t he ones mentioned.
The facts are Interesting ones.
Nkvkr before in the history of our
theatre-goers ha.-t there Ikhh such en
thusiasm shown as that last evening, at
the opera house. The attraction was the
Eddie Abbott combination. The combi
nation is a very strong one. Our lict
liens were present. Tho performance
was a most creditable one, pleasing in
every sense, clean, rellued, and from a
moral sta'ld-point, there never was a
U'tter presentation. Carlisle (Pa.) Dailv
Sentinel. At ojx'ra liouso next Monday
and Tuesday evenings.
How' Timk C'iianoks Tihxon. The fol
lowing from ihc Walla Walla Statesman
will caue o!d residents hero to smile at the
pr.nksof 4 former Albanian: All old reM-
den? of Walla Wulla ni l remember Paul
d'lleirry, formerly a newspaper iiiaujol this
city. Mi d'lleirry hut puna Into the agri
cultural and slock ratlin ' limine .'.t
DwnpWh, on the 'Sound, and a late Uiue
ol one of the papers of that section contain
quite a lengthy interview w iih Paul on the
proper wa to make buitcr. 1 ho ri-aliili-
tlcs of many o( his old fiicr.d will be af
fected upon reading tliii lies, at he is
about the last man who would he judged
to adopt agricultural pursuits as a means
of livlnood.
Fi tx or M iKVKt.. Mr. Hill, advance
agent of tlitt Mcrril'.-AM-A'obott combi
nation, has been in the city making ar
rangements for the appearance of that
excellent troupe on Mmidav undTucsdav
evenings of next week. The Philadel
phia Press says of Kddio Abbott .
Master Kddie, the Ikiv Prestidigitatetir,
is certainly a wonder". He is onlv six
year old, and there is still a trace of the
lisp of babyhood in his talk, and yet he
performs the feats for which Ktllar has
become so famous with a dcxteritv and
eas surprising in one so young. He is
very bright and interestiu as well, and
presents a neat appearance in his dress
suit with knee breeches and biir buckled
shoes. The little folks are especially de
lighted w ith lii-t tricks.
Take tiik Li u). A Mercury reporter
with three jujes, called at J. M Moter
Si Co' store for the purpose of a brtel
conversation with one of the proprietors,
Mr. 1. I). Cole. Cpon arriving at l!ie
store it was almost hnpottiblc t i;ct
throuah to the (llicc, o in to the i n -
mensc i'tst f ciathiiiij received fiom the
,"n"1. Albany, V.e were u.U u.at the
oc r-' " a but a small poiti m .
ine tail pi voice, and owin to the .ac ol
room had to leave the rsinai;id.r la the
bale until thlssmount sat sold out, which
will require hu. a few d ty. Alter the
examination Nil. slock was adiuJed the
fi:,ct clothiie; that waievvr made i i the
northwest. .Mercury.
Ald.vnv's IJio Paktv. Iih Iiat! !i aic
out i-jr a select concert arid c v.iiUoo.to 'oe
given at Albany, under the auspices of
1'emple Co.mnan Jry, No 3. Knihls Tem
plar, In honur of the meetbtg of the utand
enmmandry of Orison there on Tuesdav,
the sSli li:st. Tiic commiitee in charge
of '.hi affair have arranged wlih Sig Lit).
eratf, the great musician a iJ leader, to
furnish the music an tiieoccasion.wiUi Ids
entire orchestra consir.ii.ig of til'y-one
drilled musicians. Salem wi.lbe wed rep
resented at the sister city on this occasion.
Already many arc looking forward with
great pleasure ta the date of the grand
party. Statesman. Oct zStli Is the date.
"Cap" Humphry Con v rate :.-
"Cap"
utnphrey ha been con vetted to the true
faith. He related to a croup of friends
thi morning that he had become a de mo
rs t, despite his long ar.d faithful service
the e.o. p. He had been presented
Ith a wash b.ll bv an unfeeling China-
an this morning, and he had concluded
to join tnc rank of the great "unwashed
nd untcrrified, v. herein the use of water
unknown. "Cap" was immediately
surrounded by democratic Iriendt and con-
ratulatijn over his change ol heart.
endleton E. O.
Mixdio Matter. Mr. Massey, the
Ikmo:bat is informed, recently s?ld his
fifth interest in the Kl I'.nll mine, on
the Bantiam, over which theie wis so
much litigation with Dr. Smith, for
$3,000.,
Some rich finds are re ported across the
S.intiarn from the Albany mines, in what
Is known aH the racnic ledges, where nn
enormous quantity of ore is in Might.
Men from the mines say the eyes of
Ihe public will soon lie opened wide.
Cot'RT HotSE Notks. The first ma-
to pay hi i3yo-i taxe was V F For-t,t, of
Seattle, on 400 acre of timber land.
S A Crowder ha brocght stilt against
Sarah A Crowder for divorce.
Frank Wood has hevun a suit against
B F Thayer and V J Traincr.the contract
ors, to recover money.
The Albany Iron Work and I R Daw-
son have begun suits against J W Brown,
the saw mill man, of the upper Santiam, to
recover money.
Enterprising. A B Seal, the T tour-
st, also coffee and spices, returned thi
morning from a jaunt hi the Southern
region of Oregon. He ha never been
known to coane back without a new gag,
or something of a very modern nature.
Thi ti.ne it is a good sized toy bag pipe,
that sound just iike a big one, the bag be
ne rubber a little heavier than that of toy
balloon. A It i quite novel Seal has
proven himself the hero of the hour und
the center of attraction.
Siiedd Items.- List Friday night the
residence of Mr Becker, the blacksmith,
wo partly consume J by fire.w hlch caught
from a flue, causing a loss of about $150.
Insured In the State ol Salem.
On Thursday afternoon some one enter
ed the residence of J II Campbell, during
a short absence ot the lawuiy, and com
pletely overhauled trunk and drawer,
emptying thlrig promiscuously Into one
room, evidently seeking tor monty, wmcn
wa not found, nor was anything else taken.
Anothbb Fatal Accident. On last
Wednesday Nelson Hadley.aged 21 years
residing at JJayton, and brother to Air
Hadley, the carpenter, of-thl city.wa out
hunllitf in company with another brother
when In aiming to hand a bottle of (hot to
til brother INclson dropped It on the nam
mer of hi gun, which exploded and shot
the whole lower part ot m lace into a
jelly. He died instantly.
Thb Thomas Kit Woolen Mills of Sa
le m have appointed G W Simpson their
agent in Albany. A full line of men and
bovs clothing, blankets and flannels and
Lall articles manufactured by the mill will
W Kept Ail Bbo;,k. Atiunc gvwa ni a ,ud
fcegt in the market and will give entiro
latisiaction.
Black Dress Goods. I make a spe-
rfaltv of keening a full line of silk wrap
Henriettas, all wool Henrietta and all the
fUte novelties in black drew good.
Samobl E. Yovkq.
coixctt, PHot tt;tixt;a.
Tuesday evening, Out. 14th,
Present Mayor, Recorder, Marshal.
Street (Joiniuissloncr.Chlef Engineer mid
Couneilmen French, Tabler, lturkhurt,
Mnlth, Uarrett and Deyoe.
Tho following bills w ere ordered paid
U (I Hale, $11. 'Jo; U O Hayne, $13; W
K Kelly, $4.25; ttantlMin Lumber Co.,
tl lit . I I 1 v.... ...... SI . M T II. ,.,,.. ill.
t i. Wallace, $i.im; John Maxwell, $10;
J A Warner. $13; I W Holton. $3; l-
Spalijht.$l.r). Albany vs Wnlpolo.$'Jtl.70;
bills of Couneilmen ; J N Holl'uian, tele
graphing, fli.Nft, ntid bills for nurses for
Harry Ward, 2 men, $20; Electric Light
Co, f lUI.JH).
A new sldo walk, with cross walks, was.
ordered from east lino of Jackson Htreet
and along north line of Second street, on
petition of I Beam and others.
The survey made bv .? A Warner of
4th street, from linker to lUilrond street,
was ordered adopted by ordinance.
Petition of K W Lnngdon and or., J M
Ualston and ors., J W Anderson and or:)..
Frank N W ood and ors., ti W Smith nipt
ors. and 1. W lHyou and ors., for latteral
sewers connecting with Uailrmul street
sewer were granted and work ordered
done within ixty days, city to advertise
for bldit for scwciis ucross st recta. A lat
teral scu cr w as ulsi ordered In block ad
joining property of it 1. Craiior.
The proposition of J 0 Toning, of Sa
lem, to put in an electric alarm system
for $:t.MH) w us laid on the table.
A new side walk was ordered built on
west side of Montgomery St., adjoining
lot 4, block 15.
Itcporta of Kecorder ond Treasurer
w ere read and referred, showing the fol
lowing: KKi'MVKP.
Ain't in Treasury Ju'y 1 . .
From lines
From license .
From taxes.
From lumber.
30.71
lO'.VHl
l.aMi.M
8,72:.M
l .:io
$10,2I7.4'J
IUMII H.HKMIi.sr.'.
City warrants paid .
Interest ...
Pal in Treasury (K-t I
t,7 irt.na
4A7.7H
72.71
$10,247.42
,tu,:;i'.v7
4,.'.W1.04
Outstamliiig warrants June 30,
Outstaiitling warrants Oct 1 ...
Warrants were issued during quarter
or following purKMtes:
Mayor and Council $ MAM
Recorder .... Sl-.i.'.D
Marshal and tax collector (tf.'.t)
Street Commissioner llWS.oo
Treasurer 25.00
Policemen 45H.00
Klectric lights .VU.SO
Fire tlcpartment 473.1W
Street work and material . 1mi5.00
Sewerage W4I.U
Sundries 2i4.Ut
$l7tK.M
A petition was read representing that
A 11 bond was a common drunkard and
that he bo declared such. On motion re
ferred to committee on health und police.
Chief F.r.K'ineer Stewart asked the
Council to investigate the matter of terra
cut '.a pics fur Hues, which are proviag
very unsafe, and tho committee on ordi
nances were directed to prepare ordinance
providing for prohibiting the same.
Ordinance No 2, amending several
ordinances providing for the establish
ment of the grades of the streets of the
city, was read three times and passed.
The matter ofnn extension Liddc for
Itescui Hook and I .adder Co was present
ed by Foreman J K Vyatt,and on motion
referred.
A notice was directed given the S P It
U Co to build a culvert tinder the railroad
ou Third, Fourth and Fifth streets.
Notice was directed to 1 given the S
P U U Co that a sew i r w as lieuig built on
Railroad street, which at (ome point
would pas under the track.
The matter of cord wixsl in the rear of
the Foster block, there It-ing about 100
cor Is piled there, was referred.
The following committee, on motion,
a us appointed to prepare amend menu
for charter for presentation to next la-g-islature:
Tabler, Ihirkhart and Smith.
Matterof repairing No'J's Kusiine house
j referred.
Lins Cofsrv Aiiir.sTKn.-The lnc
curacy of I lie June census farce Is showing
up In a new llht since the department
lias positively refused a re count of the
stare. If the prevent enumerstion stand as
a basis, the next apportionment bi'lfor the
stale w id cut J is-n the representation from
Linn courtly, giving hut one senator and
two represenattves in the IrgLtaturc, and
btcrca-hig Portland, It It estimated, o that
she wiil hve about one fourth of the mem.
hcrsh'p. It Is manifestly unfair the way It
stands, not on'y for Linn but alo for Lau,
aiiu without doubt for Denton, Clatsop, and
all the r.astcrn Oregon counties. States
man, Th-t was o ic thlna the recount was
for. As for the agitation, though, we
haven't seen any.
I'kohaik.v Stolbs, Th's morning
a
a
man wa teen to put a package ttndcr
sidewalk In the south western part
of the
city. After he wa gone the matter wa
investigated when a boy overcoat with a
rape was found, in one pocket bting a
ticket to Albany, and near by a base ball.
I he articles proved to be stolen, the owner
of the coat being a son of Kev. Marcellur,
of Lebanon, who had .aid It on the bench at
the depot, a tramp stealing it. He came to
Albany to-day and secured the property.
They Have Comb. A large and ele
gant assortment of suitings, never surpass
ed In Alha.iy, and can be seer, at W K
Graham's. The designs are very pleasing
and will suit the most fastidious. Mr
Graham appreciating the desire here for
st v lUli goods In elegant pattern ha taken
exira pain to bring on a stock of such
suiting a will meet with general favor,
If you would see the best stockof good in
this line ever brought to Albany call at the
tailor shop ot w K Oraliatn.
Tub Dt'DE Core. Advertising Co
wonders. It has most effectually ban-
inhcd the dude from the United States.
it has also helped to build up a live
(.'rot-cry business for Conn & Iiendricson,
. .1 .1 , i t.
01 tuts city, wnere nigu prices are un
known. They keep a line line of groce
ries, produce, etc., and doing their own
work, sell at bottom prices, as can be
easily learned by pricing their goods.
Just IUxkiveo. Smoked chinook sal
mon, cranberries, cauliflower, celery,
sweet potatoes, oranges, bananas, grapes,
pears, comb honey, strained honey,
chipped beef, tigs feet. The finest line
of groceries In the city. Try our teas
and coffees. Mueller ic Garrett, the
leading grocers.
Some Larglar bave been doing Coivalli
and tho west side, at torvslli goirg
tliroutb banker Job s bouse, at Suvar l liw
og the porolfics safe "pen, setting $39.
Amono Hreakebs. As Albany I to
have a bridge next year, probably about
such a ttructure as Salem's, the Democrat
wilt endeavor to keep our citizen posted
about their trial and tribulation, and
perhap thus enable thi city to avoid some
breaker. The Statesman says, there are
those in Salem and they are many who
have been carefully watching tne con
ttruction of the big Marlon and Polk
county brldne acrosc the river at Salem,
who eive it a their opinion mat me Dig
central pier that has lust been completed
I settling and is already several tncne out
of plumb, it I aid to lean to tne east.
Thi I not given a a lact, but is gathered
from current rumor.
Nbw Cabfets, new carpets, new car
pets and new styles, latest patterns, the
best in the market, just received at A. B.
Mcllwain'8. The stock is large ana
choice, selected for this market, and peo
ple wanting the best carpets at tne low
est nrices should call and inspect his
splendid stock. It was bought low and
will be sold low.
Kid Gr-ovas I Handle. Our Own,
ecnuine kid glove, warranted at $1.50 per
pair. The celebrated P Centemcti at $1.60
per pair. The Mather in button and tar
fattenlnir at $i.7 per pair. The genuine
Foster hook at $3,00 per pair. Also Mu-
uetair, Sued and Glace finish.
'Samubl Er Young.
Ladies Summer Blouses, the late
noveltlej, just received from manufact-
er by expret. Samuel 4 x oung
llhtlTR.
The undertaker of Oregon will meet In
Portland on the aoth Instant. It Is to be
hoped they do nothing to increase the
buslnc.
imo uouot a great many young men
come to Oregon leaving sweetheart be
hind to fade and die of broken hoari. , A
postmaster In a neighboring city ha re
ceived the following letter, which tells of
such a case: "Will you please be so kind
a to Inform me If Mr , ha tak
en his mall from your ofllce since August
16th. Please make a few Inquiries about
hi wlurcabout for me. H he wa dead
no one could Inform me. l ei haps he ha
found a Western lady and forgotten hi
Eastern 0 c."
It make no difference to tho business
of Albany or any prt of It where the new
bridge shall bo locnted.just no the city gel
It When the location Is selected theic
should be unanimity toward mUinu the
money tor It leartilcs of lis slle. The
bridge Is what U wanted.
Wholesale dealers have noiUicd our
local hardware mcr, h.itiU lii.it the price of
t.ulhry ha advanced one third, This l
duo to the McKlulev hU. and wi'l he a
good thing fin nistnuriictoilcs already tusk
ing enormous pinlit. 'I he farmer will like
It, "In a honi.'
A Pendleton man, tavs the E. (.. who
lately returned with Ids wife from a visit
t Portland and Ihe exposition. Is a trllle
dUgusled, to dtaw it mildly. He Is not a
stingy man nor even economics! as the
word goes, hut after himself and belter
halt had eaten a Hill"? chicken and drank
some coffee for lueakfast In a hlult lotted
metropolis restaurant, one could have
knocked bin. down with u umlcrttxcd
molccu.e when he found that M bill was
A si lieino is on foot to make the luxury
of a Sunday shave a thing of the past. It
originated with I, Etiillrt and 1 A Lu
cas, local tonsorial artists, and tho state
legislature w ill lw asked to assist in bring
ing about the desired end by pitsninga
law, making it an ollV-use for barber
shop to open for business on Sundays.
ftsiorian.
Snow is reported to have fallen in the
mountains this week, tl miles ahovo Sil
verton. This is verv early for snow and
a severe winter is predicted by many old
Oregoniaiis. Appeal. An Albany man
say that the nmus are good for a mild
wiut:r U'cattse the. Indians have put olf
gutheiing their wood until iVcemlx r.utid
that the Indian sign Is the Inst.
Four years neo, savs the St John's
Header, Lisa -la Woodard. living on
ritorn creek, sowed tho seed from one
head of barley. She harvested tho crop
with a pair id shears ami sowed Ihe
amount received next year, again harvest
ing 11 witti ner shears. The thirl crop
her father cut w ith a crass scythe. et ttlnu
enough front his crop to sow forty acre
mat spring, witicti aer.igm lorty ioitW
per aero when threshed, making a tot J
vielti of llkKI Imulii! fr.tin i,i,h ln.ii.l .f
larloy in four year.
"If the Lord intended that man should
smoke tiibaceo," said a truly w il man
at a Methodist conference, "He would
have tmt a chimney on h a hea I." and
an exchange that chew tobacco takes it
up tike this : "If the laird intended man
to wear short hair He would have caused
it to grow that way. If the intend
ed that man should w ear clothes He
would have furnished natural button at
various handy point of his anatomy. If
the I-ord intended man to eat onions He
would have furnished bis mouth with a
patent deodorizer. That sort of argu
ment work every way."
A young marr'ul couple who moved
out of a ll.it th other day left behind
them the following laundry list: Baby's
clothes Five white dresses, 2e.,llored
drc-, 3 w hitu gkurts, 3 llaiiiu I skurts,
2kur:p,l Ix.tnn t and clvaW.l blew apron,
3 bibtsi, 1 Khouldercape.lt t!::!c. l-ena's
clothes One white sUurt,2 w hite sktirts,
- night gow ns. 1 apron, 2 w hite collars, 5
haiikerchbfit, '1 napkins, I cotnr-1 apron, I
gossskurt, I suit underclothes, 2 wipe
towels. Joe One pair sock, I under
shirt. The laundry biil Ml it own
story. J'M-wa the bust-Ewel.
Sn iwfall in the midst of harvest, s.tys
tho Spokane Keview, is a verv unusual
thing in thiscountry ; in fac the memory
of tho oldest inhabitant can recall noth
ing like it in years gone by. I-ihI Thurs
day, however, the farmers in tho vicinity
ot Garfield, who have not yet finished
cutting their grain, were warned by a few
otg, wet, heavy flakes that nature is ready
to prepare the soil for another harvest,
nni that haatc on their part would In
advisable.
Keren! !y wc published an item alsnit
a fanner) wagon at Pendleton being en
tirely consumed from a hot lx. The
following item from tho Pendleton Tri
bune spoils tho effect of it entirely:
Some time ago tho report trot out that
Edward Goodnight Imd lost his wniron in
a peculiar manner. According to the re
port tho wagon caught fire from a hot Imib
on one ol the wheels. Mr Goodnight
called on us one day this week and in
formed us that the report was entirely
false."
The Supreme Court of Minnesota holds
that payment of an account by check is
not a cash payment; but only a coixit
tional one.
The Scientific American of Kept C trives
a picturo of an invention by M L Pipes
ami f, t rcrnot, of Corvaliis. it Is a copy
holder for type writers. The Dkmocbat
is informed the men have already re
ceived several flattering propositions
roin me i-ast.
Seth Hammer say "no soundings were
taken for the Halem bridge, so they don't
know whether tho piers are on hard-pan
gravel, quicksand or mud, or part of one
and part ol "tother." The engineer
should have gone fishing: if they caught
mud cots they would have known there
was mud, and if they bad not caught
mud cots they would be equally as wise
and brilliant, as they are as to the mate
rial down there at the base of the pier."
Anu so me mn goes on.
A noted French doctor prescribes bee
stings for rheumatism, and tho Pkjiocimt
hastens to imorm several who havo lajcn
carrying potatoes and buckeyes of the
fact, itio etings act tho same ns vaccin
ation ; but only bold their influence for
about six months when the rheumatic
must lie stung again. This ia not funny
businsa but a scientific fact ; yet it shows
that we live in a funny world.
The bitreest firm in Oresron io said to
bo that of Crume & Duviu. of Siiedd.
A 1 - 11,1 1 . . 1
uie comuineu weight 01 the two men be
ing uuu pounds.
It i reported that the N. W. Insurance
Co. ha levied an assessment of co percent
on it stock, which i making several Al
bany men quirm. Thi will pay the cap-
icai (iock up.
Everybody Says So. If the wild
xavcicould talk they would say, "Goto
roweu a co' tor groceries and pro.
du:e, or their stock is large, their price
low and quality the best." This 1 .the
universal verdict of their customer.
Beware of the Threatening Dancer.
Do rot netrleot a couth or uy affection c
the lung. Delay is taUl. . lloldea mh
real Cough syrup will euro yea ir taken
promptly. Large sii $1, small 50 cents.
r or sale by J A Cummiog, druggist.
Don't fail to our meu'a aod bf.ys'
clothing before purchasing elsewhere. We
sell the best clothing forjthe least money of
any nouso in the city. Look and be con
vinced. G W Simpson.
Corsets, Corsets,
VVe make a specialty of ladies and misses
fine cortctfi and waists. We also have a
drive in a French sattnc corset at 75 cents
Extra good value. -
, Samuel E Yousro,
lit, MT4TBS MALES
Jonathan Wanaom to Nathan K
l!eaman,4 lots.bl 2,W' A,Lob.$
Wm llrndslmw to II 11 Qulgley,lU3
acres, 13 w 2. ,. .
A Hackleman to K M Ilorton,! lot,
hi 15, 1 Pi 2nd A
Arthur Beard ,o J M Heard, t int-
crwit in 1 lot.hl 4.11'a A.Tang't
A ltui'tHnan to Frederick Brack-
mail, lot 1 and2,bl Pi. IPs 3rd A
A J Hodges to Mrs Martha lxjgan,
2 lots, Fairdale A to Albany. ..
8 W Paisley to Martha Logan, 56b
111 fuet.bl 00, Albany
Martha 1igun to Jane Fanning, lot
1, hi OU, Albany
Fmnk.Murphy to K W laingdon,
lot 4, bl 7, IPiflrdA
Anna M lloiick to Louisa C Alex
ander, lot H,bl I, IPs A
Iauira A Maxwell to Fannie Fox
200
1000
250
320
875
10
300
12,'0
J75
150
1300
700
MX)
1500
and Sophia Baumgart.lot 0, bl
HH.lFs A
Catherine Arnold lo Thomas Ar
nold, piece land, PS w I. .
Mary M Cvrii io 11 C Hard
irdinitti,
Intl. bl 111, K'M'JudA.
Kiifus Thompson to Addie Thomp
son, one-half interest in (J lots,
in UiiraJ lalo
$H,425
l MKNOKUw.
IU1.1. or Giunii Pr.mhim Gh'ok, No. 101
wciooer inn, ih'JO. J
KvHolulioiiN of coiidolaiicc, of Grand
Prairie) Grange, No 10, V. of II., to the
memory of Mrs. M. J. Burkhart, who
died Aug. 10th, IS'JO.
Whereas: It ha pleased God. in hi
Infinite wisdom, to remove from our
midst our lieloved sister, Mrs. M. J.
Burkhart; therefore bo it
ltcsulved : That in the death of our
sister we recognise the hand of a loving
l ather, w ho doeth all things well, and
knoweth tho best time and way to call
his children home.
KcHolved: That In the death of our
sister, wo sustain the loss of a worthy
member and true friend ; but we (eel our
loss to bo her gain.
Kcsolved: That we. as a Granire. ex
tend to the bereaved husband and fai.'llv
our deejR-st sympathy.
Kcsolved: That the hall o dratted
in mourning for thirty days; that these
resolutions lie spread ujton our minutes.
A lo tlmta copy lm presented to her hus
band, MrC. P. Burkhart. and her daugh
ter. Mrs. Burrows, of Pendleton, Oregon,
and to tho county turner for publication.
M. lloni.se, j
It. Payne, Committee.
A. Wallack)
A Crn4 Ball la a sUrbalar Mall.
Al KY, Oct. I J, 890.
On I'll Jay flight, last, a parly of young
folk ttalbcicd tl the residence of F. S.
Ingtam, for Ihe purpose ot having a little
nclghbo.hood dance, which wa the first
of the scaton. The whole neighborhood
last season was too dead even to bury, so
the l-v have decided to make up lor It
thi year, and. a luck ha It, '.hey have
opened up with a splendid beginning,
which deserves much credit, to which I
am K"lHf to endeavor to do justice to
wards. The music w furnished bv 1. Hogsn,
ol langcnt. and Win, II. I-onnry, son of
Ihc lair A. S. I.0011CV. They did their
psrtwelt. Sollciilng committee, George
HopiUk; committee on refreshments.
Hike Holing; caller, Mr. Woffardj floor
manager, II. Holing. Only a small crowd
was espectrd though there'was a houseful
tid plenty of giii. The kitchen wa
cared and two sets run till day break.
Nome declined to attend on account ol
it being a bschelai's hall; but the crowd
that wa there has attended many an en-
teitalitment that they did not have near
good a time at. 'I ovciheard Mr In
ran, sav that lie only regretted not
having it Kood house f.jr us. Good house
, not always gl e the most pleasant re-
eptlons. I took partl.-uiar notice that
vctttl.tng was In pet led order, a place
for rvcruiilni' and cvcrrtMnu in It nlace
he ladles drissin room was only a pic
turesque of Uauly, the most neate.t lady
could not have shown more neatness. 1
mint say that Mr Ingram is an exception
t a houkeeper, and not only an excep-
Ion, but the bos to give an entertain
ment. I neytr have saw guest go away
fiom a place anv heller pleased, as 1 hv'e
card so mar. y of them express themselves
to the pleasure Ihc v had and how he
ot a'wiut t make It pleasant for es. -
III In known raiKNo.
Saw r.LAcasMiTn Sauuv G V Willi
ha jast completed hi blacksmith shop at
the corner oi Second and Railroad street
here all kinds of Iron and wood work
can be ban and done In first class order
thins on your plow, w-sgoa. etc., etc.
lor lep rs.
Hoi. mic Bt'MiMaa Coi.lxoi:. of Portland
Ot.. will open Sept. 1st. J A Wesco, the
leading penman of the coast, baa become
a partner in this school and will make it
the leading business college, bend for a
atalvgue.
Maatf lo Lasa,
We have plenty of money to loan on
real estate security, on two to five year
time. Call on us at our office, opposite
IBe Revere house.
BtrBKM abt k Kebmet.
iNkTBUCTIOM J
Mcsic Those wlsh
plano. organ or har-
ng instruction In piano, organ
mony, should call on Mr H r Hollen
beck. at the residence of Mr Thorns
Montelth. Private mualcale will be slven
each term for the benefit of pupils.
better Mat.
Pollowira is the list nf letUr rcmaioioa
in the prist office at Albany. Linn county,
Oregon, Oct 15;h, 1809. I'erion calling fur
these letter must give the data 00 which
they were ajvertued.
Bock, Prank Dsvis, I N
ror.l, li ttuiiiis Ifarmun, llolcn ('
Jinks, Mi Mary Penoebaker, U W
R iiioMrsoN, r, m.
Lahoekt in tub Vallbv. Willi Stark
bave received the largest and finest dis
play of silverware in the valley, as their
elegant display of novelties in the line
will testify. They invite the public to
call at theit store and sea their fine me
tropolitan stock.
Albany Market.
Wtiet MJj
inlH- 40.t
Boufi 2(ki pi il,
Pcga 20i
Hay !,00.
Polatooa 75 cts per tjusliol
Beef on foot, VAf
Apples 75 cent por bu.
V or UiO per tr ureaaou.
Baccna haiua,P2e,
y shoulder, o.
sldos lOo.
ard 9o per lb.
tHonr-4.25 per bbl.
blekena 4.01) per uoz.
ill Pood bran, 14.00 per ton
sborts, 16.
middilnas, 20.
Cbor" w-
Tho polios censu completed yesterday
how that New Yor City's population to
b 1,710,715 au iaoieaie of 197,214 over
the government figures.
XOT ISOLATED CASKS.
To show that tho cure made by Joy's Vege
table Saraaparllla are not only; not exceptional
eases, but that It helps everybody, we oite a few
Instance where two la ths same family took It
and were both cured.
Thomas Stephens, of ICS Sixth St., S. F., took
It for weak stomach and dyspepsia, It entirely
cared him. Be then care It to his wife for her
lck headache, lines which time she haa had
noretars. It cored them both.
Mrs. It. U Wheaton, of 701 Post St, 8. F., was
a sufferer from stomach and liver trouble and
biliousness. Finding that it relieved her, she
gars it to a little girl living with her whose af
fliction wa a large open sore which nothing
seemed to heal. It also cured ths child,
n. a Winn, of Geary Coart, Geary Bt, 8. F,
prominent la the Order of Ked Hen, wa rery
feeble and greatly redaced. Joy' Vegetable
BanaparlUa restored hi health and aeenstomed
vigor. He thereupon gave It to his wife who
wa similarly afflicted and had nervous prostra
tion. It bad the same happy effect upon her It
had upon him. Score ot similar case could bo
cited but we have no room for them here.
II A31 11 AND ABROAD.
MONDAY.
Jo WaUon loft thi booj fur Portland.
A targe number of dasd bird may be seen
ID tb window of tli millinery I torus.
IIou J oft Mryars, nf Sole, wa in tli city
to-day, meatiag nl eciimtiiueuoy.
Mr Juliu J(i! h lis ilooi rstid bl ulttstr
store to that it present quite a nsnt and
tnetropoliuo appearauo".
Drlliti i.dDVHHld ba bom ap
pointed hi th li.tif I', ileli'gats to the
urand IikIms, wliivh mmU at Tba I !); tin
weak,
Tb ' Uiildt" i tho ni.lnn tjl tins mibiiig
claim (11.1.1 by Mr J il Kurly, It is located
In that Quartsvl.1 district and it is hoped
will pan out a well a It CU'foruia uam
aako. Mr Wliilli M Apph-Kt ! wii,nf !(
lurg, spent Kthbstli iu Aibtny, the tues's nf
Mr AppUgsU'souusiiiiiJ I' and llliods llaii,
'Miry wiiih eii;ilniir wediling tuiir, having
Iweu at Portland tliu,ilit' the fair.
JP 1111, U;ltif, DrJMI.II, QIC
I'n.p.t, Orvillti Orawfiid, tl-.o J Ik h Uoili-r
and Oil Irviue, eif the Albany K f I', loft
tin 110011 for Tlis Dalliis, to attend tb
gtand ludaof Kofi. Thry were U be
Joined st i'ortlai.d by I) V H I'id.
Titer sr i,ly twu state producing quick
silver, vis 1 Cshfotiti and Ort-gon, Thcr
am si uinas, thtre in California and three
ia 1) .uulss oouetj, Or. Tlioia era seven
furuao, thraa ul which are ill UouuU
C'tunty. Tba yiuld of uiimnhar was in IHHD,
02,U04 short ton or 1U,4((4 flask. The
amount of wage paid w f (!2(i,'W,. Tits
miutbor of man employs,! ..as DG1.
Bishop It llulsi, f Chicsko. who will
peak at the Court lluuse to-inotr w ren
Ittgai7;0. will 00 lntriluce1 b Kid J
Hnwaraox. Public snrvica fur all dsuoiniua
lion and iioople. Ulirir, II K Merrill,
Frank Wallana, Kd Cron, llaod Vunk,
Fred Forlnull. r, U M llartoii. Alt mluis
tr srs iuvitad to fr iut rt on ths plat
forin. TUfSPAY
Oloriuu wsatlier.
Cl.euit C-onrt is In teln t S I rr.
Mr John Oil'iUnd. i Sw-cct II mis. Hi in
tli city t-,ly.
Mr liruatx Koi fnui lust roturoel from a
vrl weak v sit with her tur ,U. ia
Klleohorg. Wash.
Mr Martha lygsu toirlsy (old tj Mr
K Fauaing hr hoasa aod lut 00 Svetttb
ft.t, lor :m it F Asl.by, agent.
S M Pnnini(t4tt, aa-Kenatorof tlti ooao
ty, now a rrddeut of tho .VilUmrlte vallsy.
nice mils oat ot Albany, ha been in l'ciello
ton the weak past. Il loft for home on
Monday. Tiibune,
Son enuh-old put box tf tack under
the Poitlsml tram LilUd for Albany at II. Wj
a. in. It ! hot born i,a tint for a wcaik,
being late daily from -0 niitn.tr to 45 niiu
Bta. A poor ixiliry .
A Celestial can now hardly bs lonn in Al
bany sawing wood. Tli wlnts man ha taken
bt plsca. Mora moo ar naedl, though,
to tin tn splitting and piling. Idle men
boald owne to Ilia front. liettet work for
small wgea than do tothiug.
A W Ky. PsikI !ct-n's wll-kuowu 'arni
tt desler, ht mi le an assignment f. r tl.a
benefit and piotco'.ioq of his errditors. lit
awl ara roueltlv atimsts I at fl l,!K)J ard
ItaMUton at 13.3110 Ad'sn-aay f.lrud will
rayret In nu.f .rtui.e. which wss tin lewrvod.
luast OregotiUn.
Calrb V ikins and U W EblwrU. It tdd
plocear of IliiUhorn, dird tret,ty. Ilth
operated as trpra lu Ula Itojk y inouiiUtu,
i.s.l many tiu vu'J;inj edvi-nturo with
Indians, aa-t oth it bd toother ia that
"Kit" iu is.iJ. 'iitii was .oiy ,ne
muoih yauer than KuUrt", both biiig'
ingorias. ihy ,re am-aog tha very
esiltot ut theAm rivsn settler 111 Uregno.
A UbntobCoKi'Sawav. This forenoon
he team of C Vos Wcame frightened at
the O. P. train and ran away, throwing
M r Voas, son and daughter out, bruising
each some, but the son the immt, it was
feared fatally for aw bile; but fortunately
not so. The team ran a race with the
train tor some distance and was finally
stopped by Mrs Haiuwatt-r. G L Black
mail had a dose call tocolliding w ith the
tteam.
wensKiiA.
Tb puttlon of Ui ('.. ( Ksnss is
l.23.s".'ii inetese, -J7,3?9,
Iht w.t f.,ri-t the .lot' salj of L)r (J W
(Jray io tho 7th of Nov. 8,.0 ad.
Mita (inns ly ton I. ft f,,r l' i:t'n i to
day to cter II jIiiic itusiues l,llege,
C( t C I Wilhsrn an 1 wife, of Mioae -sots,
bsv teen ia I be cty l-Mikng at ttie
uiruat.nurK eouutry. acd i(i 11 1 U.ontsvlves
s very inuch pir c wu.i t:i vJUy The
Csptleweltliscd linantiaKy. sod ilh kind
1 a man wa need amMt ns.
A 4ltOB of the memtirisof the V. M.
C. A. will b bold Fii.Uy ugltt. when a nw
boatd ol direcloia will t h-it-l, and tb
met Urol chanKirg Ihe I, c.ti m Ik eousid
ered iu eonuectuiu with ntn -r important
matters. ,
A llot sa Bcuohku.kii. This morning
on arising .Mr. Max Baumgait learned
from the appearance of things at his res
idence, at the corner of Third and Lvon
streets, that a burglar hod been paying
him a midnight visit. Investigation re
vealed tho tact that III) in money, an
elegant gold watch, worth about 100,
Knglish lever make, and a revolver had
been stolen from bis bedroom. The bur
glar bad entered by taking out the sash
in one of the parlor windows. No clue
was left aa to the Identity of the villain
who did the act.
Bifuiop Dt iii preached at the court
house last evening to a large audience,
his topic being "Personal Saiititlcation,"
on which he gave an eloquent dissertation
full of warmth. Those who anticipated
a"philippic"on Bishop Bownmnlwcredis-
amiointed. He only referred to the
church trouble after bia sermon, and
then in a very pleasant manner, show
ing a spirit hoping for tho healing of all
differences.
Beat roaat coffee ia
the city Conrad
Meyer's.
MAURIKD.
SLKE-ItEINER. On Wednesday ,Oct.
15th, 1800,at the home of the bride's rar-
ents, in Albany, by Rev. H. G. Irvine, P.
ik, Mr. iiarry Floe, of Spokane calls, and
Miss Annie Reiner, daughter of Mrs.
Chas. Wagner, of Albany. Only the rel
atives and near friends were present.
The happy couple have the liest wishes of
many in Albany for their future happi
ness and prosperity.
CRESWELL RAIN WATER. On
Sunday mornlnp, Oct nth, 1890, at the
residence of the bride' mother. In Benton
county, by Rev L Trumbull, Mr J A
Ores well and Mis Bessie Rainwater, both
of Benton county.
MARSHALL. On Sunday noon, Oct.
12, 1890, In Albany, Clyde, ton of Mr, A.
11. Marshall, aged 17 year,
The deceated had been a cripple all hi
life. Recently droptv set in. ultimately
causing hi death. He was an Innocent,
affectionate boy whom everybody liked
because of o many good qualities.
DIED.
DOUGLAS. On Tuesday morning,
Oct. 14. 1800. the infant child of J. R.
Douglas.
: s
Public Sale.
tT
AVISO MOKE STOCK THAN WE
can win tr. we will tell on Saturday
November 1. 1890. at our farm on the
Narrow Gauge railroad. 2 inhes south of
Tall man, without reserve, to the highest
bidder, a fine lot of young hones, oonals.
tlna of brood mares in foal to Ooeoo and
Alteao. roadsters, workhorsesand ponies
on the followinit terms: une year's lime,
without interest, with approved uecuritj .
Twelve per cert off for cash. ,
McTCnight Bros.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE. To whom
it may oonoern The 00 partnership
heretofore existing unaer tuo una name
of Hoffman, Hayne A Co , oarry tng on a
general m.nufacturlug of artificial stone,
sewer pipe, etc, in Albany, Oregon is
this day dissolved by mutual consent,
John M. Hoflman, retirinar. The busi
ness will be continued hereafter by TJ. G.
Hayne and C. B. Buck, under the firm
name of Hayne A Buck, and at the old
place of business, TLenew firm assume
all liabilities and collect all accounts.
Dated this f8th day ot October, 1890.
John M Hoffman.
- , U. O, Uayhb.
OX TITS ftttrrtlBftX OlIOtalT,
Oct. 11, 1800.
Billy Anderson and family, of Crook
county, are visiting bis brother, Perry
Hinitii.
Jasper Purdy has rented the Douthlt
place for the ensuing year.
Marion Hyde, of Ilarrishurg, has
moved back to tho farm he left about
fifteen years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Long and Miss F.lise
McDonald went to Portland Wednesday
to the Industrial Imposition. They will
return home Monday.
A gentleman recently from Tennessee
In teaching a term of school in district
No. (13.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Wilkins will start
to California the 20th of this month.
They expect to be gone aliout six week's.
feveral members of the Klxer family
were visiting at Mr. Lona's last Thurs
day.
Mrs. J. K. Jones died Friday, tho 3rd
of Oct., of paralysis. Hhe was buried at
the Purdy cemetery on Hunday. Fun
eral .services wore conducted by ltev.
Waller. Unite a large crowd was in at
tendance. Mrs. Jones was a pioneer of
this section, having lived here more than
thirty years. Kite was a daughter of the
lato Henry Hayes, of Eugene.
Mr. Met i rath has returned to bis wifo
and children. It seems be did not find
being a Knots widower so vtry agreeable
after all.
ItKOWRSt ILLK.
Oct. 13, 181)0.
If you should bear of anyone flinlinit a
good vest in tho road between here and
Albany, you need not think there has
been foul play, a a couple of Brownsville
young bloods lost it. No one was hurt
only their manhood was let down a
little.
Another new bouse coin a nn in the
Galbraith addition, and when the cen
sus of liKH) is taken Brownsville will be a
town of 110 mean proportions.
J. B. Moore got bis band caught in bis
wood saw, one day last week, and now
carries it in a cling.
W. B. Blanchard made a flying trip to
Albany 011 last Saturday, returiiina on
Hunday.
We seo F. F. Croft, of your city, in
town.
Wm. Stephens, of Ifarrisburg precinct,
has sold his place and is moving on the
place of J. It. BU-phens, 1 miles east
of hero
The niehts of late bave been frosty but
quite pleasant during the day, with signs
01 rain again.
We bear our hotel is about t) change
bands again.
Homo talk of -a cannery at this place,
then look out for Brownsville.
Frank Jack and Ped Ross, ot this place,
rnado your city a visit last Hunday.
Business and pleasure, we suppose.
Rev. Dr. Benfro, late of California,
preached two able and instructive ser
mons in the Baptist church, last Hunday.
He thinks ot locating in Oregon.
DE. BaKBIS aKBItED.
they llave Takra aim re a Ike Bevare
Manse, far TBI Week e.
j KMh la llh.
Theo far-famed physicians, w ho have
achieved a great reputation throughout
the Northwest, have been tirevaiied urxn
by parties iu this vicinity to visit Albany.
One of the doctors will open offices tn
the Itevere House, for one week Jr-jtc
Oct 13 to I'J, Uoom U. and the opportun
ity should not be lost to consult this fam
ous physician, lie comes highly recom
mended and laden vs ith testimonials
from throughout the state, and the au
thenticated reports of bis c?res
seem nothing short of miraculous. His
olllce consultation is free, so that should
there tie any cases that are incurable be
will immediately discover them, thus
saviug their patrons any further expen
diture of money and time, which thcr
might otherwise squander.
Unlike other physicians who bave be
come eminent in their profession, the
Uoeiora charges are extremely moderate.
and they will not undertake any cases
turn tiit y cannot cure or ueneut.
Drs Darrin make a specialty of dis
eases oi iiie l.ye, t.ar, Isoee and 1 liroat,
and all nervous, chrome and private
diseases, such as, Loss of Manhood,
Mood Taints. Hyiditllis. Gleet. Gonorr
hoea, Stricture, hpcrmattorrhn-a, Semi
nal v eaaneiis, or ias 01 lesire ol bcx
ual l'ower in man or woman.
All peculiar Female Troubles, Irregular
Menstruation, Lucorrhu-a.Iiiaplaccments.
etc., arc confidentially and successfully
treated, and will under no circumstances
take a case that they cannot cure or ben
cut.
Th:ir office hours are front 10 to 9.
daily. Kventngs 7 to 8.
Cures of private diseases guaranteed
and never published in the papers. Most
cases can receive home treatment after
a visit to tho doctors' office. Inquires
answered and circulars sent free.
Read the following testimoniJa of re-
I markable cures.
KAMCS THAT CAN BB BEFKBBED TO.
Henry Slough, Macleay, Oregon, deaf
ness, fifteen year, rcstoicd.
Wm Hunter, Eugene City, Oregon, ca
tarrh, twenty year, ret'ored.
Volua Webster, Weston, Umatilla Co,
Or, catarrh. cured.
It 11 Kici, 31 B st, Portland, heart dis- j
ease, cured three month since.
Geo II Hamilton, 3a Stark st, Portland,
stoppage ot the tear duct, cured.
Jo Moore, St Charle hotel, Portland,
polypus In the nose, fifteen years, cured,
Vv m Kohler, aged 7a years, Jackon
vllle, Or. deaf in one ear 36 year, cured.
Mis Lucy Moran, Monmouth, Or, cross
eye, straightened In one minute.
"Ed Hynes, Alblna, catarrhal deafness,
restored.
P C McFarland, Vancouver, sctatiea
rheumatism, cured.
Geo C Scolten, Alblna, Oregon, ringing
noises in the ear and deafness, cured.
Mrs S A Wooden' girl, 94 Columbia tt,
Portland, nervous debility and malarial
fever and discharging ear, restored.
Wm Altnow, Dtewey, Grant Co, Or.ca
tarrhal deafness and ringing In the ears
tor ao years, perfectly cured.
Mr 8 W Metxger, Gresham, Oregon,
dyspepsia, liver complaint anS pain in the
stomach twenty-three years, restored.
Mrs C Magenson, Met chat hotel, Port
land, rheumatism, neuralgia and female
trouble, cured permanently one year ago.
C lliese, seven miles west of Fulton.Or.
liver and kidney trouble, dlzsinees an4
pain ovei the whole ytem, restored t
health.
Chas Bruggrer, Reedvllle, Oregon, al
mot totat blindnes from effects of meaa
els, restored after all other doctors said he
was past cure.
Mrs L Mattoon, East Portland, Oregon,
catarrh, bronchitis and nervousness and
steepness night and loss of flesh, cured
an j gained twelve pounds.
J R Cunningham, Wapinitla, Wasce
county, Oregon, total deafness two years
In one ear, and partilly so in the other,
cured.
Mrs J E Smith, Prlnevllle, Oregon, ner
vous debility and general weakness, aU
most bordering on Insanity, cured.
Hensom McCoy, Dufur, Wasco county,
Oregon, deafness and terrible pain In the
ear and htad for six months, until he wa
nearly ciazy, restlessness and insomnia.
Restored to health by electricity after all
other treatments had failed.
D I Graham's child, Springfield, Or.,
painfully afflicted with granulated con
functivitus, complicated with ulcers of
the eyeballs for nine months, cured
J A Llndeey, news agent on the OR4
N, residence 31a O t, Portland, consump
tion, bronchitis and catarrh, cured and
gained 15 pound.
Davit) Ross' son, Woodland.Wash, pain
ful hip disease, bad to be carried to the
eoctor's office, cured. Mr Ross has a
daughter tesidtng at the Merchant hotel,
and can be referred to.
Levi Bartmes, Stay ton, Oregon, heart
disease, dyspepsia, pain through the heart
and lungs, and general nervous debility.
Many times he would fall as though dead
and everything would 6eem fo turn blac
before his eves, successfully treated.
I D Campbell, Fulton. Or, says he would
. not take $10,000 for the cure he received
J by Dr Darrln. r His trouble originated by
1 three small lump or tumors coming on
the arm, which rendered his arm and hard
perfectly helpless for one year.
Wm Parrott, Mlddlcton, Or. deafnesa
many year, cured,
E Anderson, Balem, Or, catarrh seven
year, cured.
D W Emmctt, Salem, Or, deafness ten
year, restored ,
Many thousand of other case might
be published did not the want of t,nce
here forbid.
N. B. Dr Dariln head office In Port
land, Or, corner of Fourth and Washln
ton, will be tun a usual where they ar
permanently located.
Highest of all In Leavening Power.
ABSGBJTEt PURE
FARGO'S
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M'aj. -vV V51
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FOR CEMTLrMI
Is the Best Shoe
for the
FOR S-A.Ij33 I3"3T-
:G. W. SIMPSON,:--
WHOSE STOCK OF
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
CLOTHING, ErC, ETC
Is now Larger and Better than Ever
Low Prices and Prompt Attention.
you want a good selection. We handle the newest and best
tilings in Hardware, Tinware Etc., Etc.
,Mattuews & Washbuks
OHLING & WALLACE
Grocers and Bakers;
Opposite (he CeTere lions.
Keep a nmciass stock of Groceries, l'roduco, and Taked Goods. Eotioni prices.
DiyGooSs, Eotionr, GcLtiFt.iT-
ishiugs and
SOOTS A?ID SHOES
Our stock of boo'. and shoe
i nav lomplctc In ail line for
spring rade. We will save tou
inonrt n but ing f u. I joics,
missel and children's tine shoes a
specia v v.
Cxelavire
im the
SUBSCRIPTIONS!!!
lT'or Jkvll tlie Lea din t
NEWSPAPERS - AND - MAGAZINES,
Heceleved at 7
F. L.
Cash
NEAR THE POST OFFICE. ALBANY, OH EC.
THE SPOT CASH
Racket - Store,
Is still in existence: It only removed, Oct 1st,
1890. one door west of Thompson & Ovorman's
Harness Shop, on First street, where everybody
can effect a saving of from 15 to 25 per ':ent by
buying any article sold at the
SPOT CASH STORE I
Oome and examine Prices.
Respectfully,
BERNARD LEVY;
Oct. 11, 1890.
iim
VEGETABLE PANACEA
PREFARED FROM
ROOTS fic HERBS.
rwrc int. -u r-r
mx-...x.
AND ALL OTHER DISEASES
ARIS1NO FROM A
DISORDERED STATE crns STO MAC H
OR AN
inactive: LIVER.
rtH SALS BV ALL
CRUSSISTS a GENERAL DEALERS
freartl Tansy Wafers.
Thec wafers are a sure and safe sfrciflit
for all kinds of female troubles at.u will
remove all obstructions to the rr.onth'r
periodi, no matter what ihe cause. They
are just what every woman ncct' fln;'
can be Used with safety. For sale by tht?
Livingstone Chemical Co , u'r.o from our
sole agent, J A Cummlng, druggist, Bin 11
berg block, Albany, Oregon.
This Trad Mai k on a stove
mean it l th best thft ex
perhjnee and skill can con
trive. Hold only bv hu-.UU
S"T & Sender.
U. S. GoVt Report, Aug. 17, jSXq.
S2.50
ret. V
3Vv. Z
in the
Market;
Price.
am
1PW
Wo aro giving the oth er dea
era fits with our special low
rates on stoves and ranges. Ii
you don't believe it, see how
they hid for trade in big type
and loud talk. This week we
offer to start the ball rolling
with the largest stock at the
lowest prices. Corne early, ii
t ID LOW bllOfc
Plumiwru's Now lll-.
Urocerv store
3
9J
OOM9 TO LET. Fornletcd or uc-
fumisbed. inquire at ttia omea
l)rfPirSnJ WCA We have
a
line eu
hand acd ean give ycu good prices.
SrawaRT. Sox.
MOSEY TO LOaS.-Io la.je nd
small saius, from 8 month to fiv
years, on irood Albany and Linn couair
real estate. I' tosssn' meney Kivama
a call W. E, cPherson, Real Kta'.o
and Loaa. Broker. 125tf
D
R. M. J. PATTOS,
Blumbeig Block,
Albany, Oregon.
Female and private diseases a spacia'ty
Cetisuitatlon flee.
'IOI WANTED. Girl warns. i
O piacato do kou-ewoik ord.ninrooui
work. Address me at Seio.
S. Ztsset.
F
OR SALE. A good, oung KiiigUi
boggy horse, flnetrare-'e; ana jaiup
seat bugy. harness, etc , ntriy no.
Inquire of O C Awbrey, in Odd Kfilow'a
Temple,
F
OR BiSNT,
For ofQce or iet r:co
. tl.e
i
strjot.
Inquire of
L. Vk