She pciuorrat.
FRIDAY JUNK 20 1891
LOCAL, HEOOHD.
What is Daccaratv fn view of the
Prlnc ot Wall having been a banker In
a game of baccarat to mo people would
like to know what It U:
Baccarat lit played with three pack of
cants, a banker, and any number of play
ers up to twelve. 1 he banker shuffles th
three pack and then deals two card to
the right, two to the left and two to him
elf. Half the player tit at hla light and
half at his left. Should the Hum of any
two cards dealt equal .tine the holder cle-
claies hla point and win. Should eliher
th player to the rl;ht or he left hold a
i tpot or a face card it It counted as sero.
So, 10 when the sum of any two canU I
more than to the cipher It dropped, Thut
a seven and nine, making 16, would
count at a tlx, two tevent at four, two
ninetat eliiht, and to on. If the aunt of
the first two card dealt I let than five
the player tmist call for another card,
whlc l It dealt to hlin face up. The object
it to make nine points. Which tver comet
nearest to that mitr.ber, either player or
banker, win. The tanker may win from
or tote to loth tides at once, or mar win
from one and lote to the other. The per
centage to the banker It large.
Moan Fkes AtvitHrisi!a. reoplo who
read tho "cowardly" attack on Oregon,
published in the Pemik hat yesterday,
ni-any erery worn ot which llio trader
of the 1kmm-rat have indignantly de
clared to be la lac, will read the following
spicy item ained by the author of the
Nebraska letter with much amusement,
an example of eall not often witnessed:
"The editor of the 1rmo-kat came out
yesterday in a cowardly attack against
me because I have never blowed my
money in on hit paper for subscription
and advertising, and becuuse 1 am deal
in); in some goods that his relation are.
Arouiinent men-bant here told me that
he was not worth noticing as ever one
knows thRt the Pkmocrat is a liar. The
land a;ont who instigated this landed in
Albany with I2.50 and thinks everUxly
! is in the Mine- fix w ho cornea from
Kansas and Nebraska."
Thk Kncahi-mknt. Col I-ovel!, of Ka-li-m,
of the 2nd Keginnt, O M U, spent
Monday niht in Kugene, returning on
this morning's local, lie selected and
bad surveyed tho camp ground on the
lUairfarm. The tents will cover about
BOO feet square. The tenta and other
camp equipage IU probably arrive hcra
on tonight's freight. The Colonel says
that the Monmouth cadets have conclud
ed to take part in the encampment.
This will make twelve con pan Its of in
fantry, K'Bidea one company of cavalry,
that will take part in the encampment.
Col Lovell says that he will arrive here
tomorrow and remain until after the
Fourth. Kugene Guard.
Halsf.y. Mr Foshay, of tin firm of
Foahay & Mason, of A1 bony, was in the
city Monday.
F M Reinheart and L G Thompson
have bought of V E Crawford the right
to manufacture the celebrated Kllis
washer, and intend to go into the busi
ness on a large scale at Shedd, where
the factory is now located.
A family from La Grande were in town
Monday and being unable to find a va
cant bouse were compelled to go to llar
risburg. Some of our local capitalists
would find it a raying investment to put
np houses for rent. News.
Following a Train Jut after the
overland train arrived In Albany Saturday
night a four months old colt ruthed up the
track on to the platform, after it, and was
soon the center of a large crowd. A Pull
man conductor was asked when the colt
was first teen and answered at Salem.
When the train left it took severat men to
hold the frisky crittur,a he seemed bound
to follow it It teemed to be a cats of
infatuation.
P. S. A man tetlding In the Eastern
suburbs appeared and claimed the animal.
'The above U a good Illustration of how
truthful railroad men art
Case Hall. An interesting game of
base ball was played Saturday evening
between block 3 or the Stewert A- Sos
.block and the rest of the city. The former
nine consisted of: R Huston, C; Larlmore,
P; Blodgett, ib; Chamberlain, ab; Watts,
.3b; M-jclIer,s s; E Huston, Lyon, c.f ;
Harr, r.f. The latter aras composed of:
Smiley, c; P Marshal, p; A marshal, 10;
Breckenridge, ab; McAllister, 3b; Wah
burne, t.t. ; Lei inert, I.I. ; Mason, c.f.;
Rennie, r.f. The score was 8 to 7 in frvor
of the latter nine. K P Nutting umpire.
Unlicensed. Wm Hunt, a young
man Indicted for telling liquor at Mill City
without a license, appeared before Justice
Applegate and gave 4 ball bond In the turn
of $300, wi'.h John Savage, sr., W V Hep
burn and 1 not lownsend sureties. It it
supposed to be a case of spite work. Mr
V VV Hepburn who went on the bond to
help a pei tonal friend and relative of the
accused got into immediate hot water for
doing to. flitfaml'y held a convention
and read the riot actio him, so that he
will get some one to go in his stead.- -Salem
Journal.
Six From Lanr Co. Lane cjunly last
week tent tlx delegates to the state peni
tentiary, A A Snow and Ostar Wide,
got two years each for burglarizing the
residences of Ir McCormack and W T
Eakin; John IXvelln, gets one vear fcr
stealing a coat; Williams and Martin two
years each frr robbing a freight car, and
the King boy who stole a shot tun from
the house at Smilhfield, was sentenced to
one year.
A Siiippio Cextkk George Fisher
and John Stewart will thlp 300 head of
Lam county cattle from Millers Station,
L,lnn county, to ?p!awn urns, in Yakima,
Wash, the first of the coming week. Cars
from Eugene eost iji each, while from
Millers they can be had for $lS; hence
they caa make money by dtlvlng them to
that point for shipment Guard Another
evidence of the aupcriorrtvof Ijnn county
as a shipping center. Ou- frtljV ratet
are inc best in the va:iey.
1'acikic ioabt cenktenial. I r"?ara-
tVns are being made for the propi r cel
ebration of the centennial of the discov
ery of the Columbia river, by Cant Kobt
Gray, the first man who carried the stars
and stripes around the globe. As this
will be the first centennial celebration
on the Pacific coast it deserves general
attention. The event will occur on May
11,181)2. Geo II llimcs, of Portland, is
secretary 01 tne executive board.
Bite Like Fish. All a stranger hai to
do Is to stand in the street and deliver a
floweryharangue to sell all the cheapjohn
articles he can pack in a valine, ine rapid.
Ity with which they fly is astonishing,
Sometimes, though, the purchaser gets
'considerable substance, the fact is though,
never without paying an enormous per
centage on the value of the article, for
they are universally of a cheap order .made
to sell on "snaps,"
The Markets. W heat has descended
to 80 cents a bushel, as reported by the
Albany farmers (Jo,
1V00I it firm at 31 centt and censldera
ble is selling at that price. One good
feature about wool it that It goes on the
first market In the long run It would be
a good thing if wheat were treated like-
Cutter Is ao cents and eggs 25 cents.
Am Old Picturr. This morning Mr
F M RedSeld received from Vermont by
xpress. an oil painting of his father.
painted in about 1835, before the days of
daguerreotypes, by a great uncle. Mr
lie J field had not seen it since 1850,whn
' he left home, ine picture is an heir
loom to be proud of.
A bank was broken into near Albany,
a few days ago. Just how much money
I was taken has not been learned. The
Dkmocbat gets the particulars from Mr
Denver Hackleman, who run across Hon
lie railrosia" track near Albany. It was
10-cent bank, and there was no blood
i it 10 inuicaie a struggle.
Out or Court. Tho cae of Iva Tetn
ton agt. Linn county for $37,000
ma"rs was called last evening. The de-
-.c fl'.-murre 1 to the complaint and the
nurrrr was sustained. The case will
, .iMy b- ar;ea!(J to the Supreme
HITS OBKVvX.
There is no place like Oregon, to most
of us. It is a wealthy state, considering
its population. Not only has it never
failing wheat fields, but for fruit and
other products its soil is well adapted
Its mineral wealth is considerable. Its
timber is unsurpassed, both for building
ana woou, in us cities are growing up
gradually, manufacturing interests of
considerable, importance. In .Portland
alone, last year, the output was f 12,000,
OtH) to tlS.tWO.OOO. The average yield of
wneat, according 10 me report of 11 8
Pague, for 1800, was over 23 bushels to
the aero. Our climate is the best. In
the winter it rains tome; in the sum
mer it does not. The total rainfall is
about 45 inches. It docs not rain eon
stantly in the winter, nor begin ti. The
Writer goes to the depot at noon on a
bicycle, and during the past winter onlv
missed two or three tunes on account ol
rain, ana oniy went in a iignt ram per
haps half a dostn tiuus. Wo have no
ry clones, and the health of our citizens
is as good as that ol peoplo anywhere.
lU'low we publish parts of a letter pub
lished in the littievttt', ot Lexington,
rsen, not having space lor tne whole let
ter. The misstatement are barefaced
ones, and will be interesting reading:
Alrant, Or, May 28th, lStil.
fiiHTOR li aiktte ; 1 consider it my
duty to use my pen and influence to stop
the people of Nebraska from coming to
this country. There is not the slightest
inducement for the mechanic, artisan,
merchant or farmer to come to Oregon.
The Willamette valley has a small por
tion 01 good tiiiatiio land, but the major
ity of it is rock, stone and gravel. A
great portion of it is covered with a
worthless fir timber that w ill scarcely
make good fire wood.
Thli valley is overdone with large
towps only a few miles apart. These
towns have nothing to support them but
a few scattering farmers. Tho building
booms have collapsed and everyone of
them are dead. 1 have seen mure farm
ers in I-exlngton in one week than 1 see
in Albany in one month. Tho credit
system prevails here to a greater extent
than in the east. These towns are all
overloaded with stores and nothing to
support them.
Portland is a city ot alxmt 50.(XX). has
no farming country around it, and has
nothing to suriKirt it but the railroads
and emigration.
There is no building going on this
season.
There is nothing to produce uionev in
this country but wheat raixing. The
farmers do not rvalue much from fruit.
The markets is so overloaded and the
price so low that many farmers do not
gather their fruit at all but let their hogs
eat it.
The price of wheat in Oregon is about
the same as in Nebraska, from 60 to 00
cents per bushel.
The season for plowing and planting
is in the winter w hen it la raining con
stantly. Many eastern people who have
come here lately, and are not accustomed
to the climate, have ruined their health
working in the rain.
Crops are nearly as uncertain here as
in Nebraska.
If Nebraska only has a good crop once
in fonr years it will produce more than
Oregon will raise in ten years, for nine
tenths of Oregon will not raise anything.
There has never been found a paying
mine in Oregon. Most ot th timber is
unfit for lumber, and is of little use as
firettood.I have been in twelve states and
Oregon is the poorest country I ever saw.
Most of the Kansas and Nebraska peo
ple here are disgusted with the country
and would go back if they could. As for
myself 1 shall never spend another
rainy season in Oregon. I think I shall
sell o ffmy stock ami return to Nebraska ;
it is tne Dest country 1 know of, and. is
worth 40 such states as Oregon. Moun
tains, timber and gravel do not bring
tsade to tbe merchant or support the
laboring man.
I have studied this conntry for five
months and there is no truth in any
thing that has been advertised or claim
ed for it. It is not a good farming, frnit
growing or mineral country.
If there is anyone in Lexington who
has got the Oregon fever, they had bet
ter write to me, and I think their fever
will cool down and they will keep their
money and stay where they are.
Please publish this letter and if you
want any more articles on this subject.
notify me. Very Ilcspct'y,
Mart L. Towxsexd.
Crook Com-nr. Win Vhjle IM taken
the Prineville Bums mail line and will
take charge of the route on the 1st of
July.
There has been sold in Prineville this
season 6000 pounds of alfalfa seed. Allow
inz 20 pounds 10 the acre would be 300
acres that has been sown to alfalfa in
this county during the spring.
W T Porter lias sold his ranches and
sheep, and has gone to Wyoming to look
at the prospects for going into the stock
bnsiness in that state. If not suited he
will look over the grazing country of Col
orado and Arizona.
Wm Gage, an old and respected citizen
of this county, died at Ins home near
Mitchell on June Vth, aged 3 years. Mr
Gage was an Oregon pioneer.having come
to orepm in 1K44 and lived a number of
years in Pol county.
Thursday evening, just liefore dark. IJ
I senhoot met A lien Henry in Tcmpleton's
drugstore as Mr Henry was coming from
nvi.ma inc prewripuon case, w nere ne
had been talking with Mr Nichols, the
druggiot, and fired a fhotat him striking
him in the right side. After firing the
shot, Iser hoot went out the front door
and started to run. Iienuty FherifTF lay
ton gave chase, overtaking him at the
flume back of L nion churchjust as I sen
hoot threw his pistol, a 3M-caliber Hinith
& Wessen revolver, into the Hume. He
took Isenhoot In charge snd lodged him
in tbe county Jail. The wonnd is a pain
ful one, but will heal in a short time, and
Mr xunry will be ab.e in a few weeks to
return to his home in California. Mr
Isenhoot and Mr Henry have been en
gaged in a lawsuit several years over the
possession of some property on Heaver
creek, and the trouble has somewhat up
set Mr Isenhoot's mind, which is th
probable cause of his rash act. Review.
Corvallis. Dull times seem to be un
iversal. It was never so quiet in Cor
vallis as this spring, but our merchants
have cause to hope lor a lively fall, ine
farmer governs the country and his
prosperity is everybody's.
Lee Bee, a Chinaman, was united. in
the holy bonds of matrimony at the
court house one day last week, to Miss
K. How, a Japanese lady. Judge Huf-
ford officiated, assisted by Bush Wilson,
Dave Osburn and Gil Quivey. The cer
emonies were solemn and impressive.
The directors of the public schools met
last Friday and elected the following
corps of teachers for the ensuing year:
C E Blanchard, principal ; Mrs Calla
han, vice principal ; Frances Harris,
Diana Newton, Jennie Lilly, Miss 8 J
Evans. Times.
New MnfiKo Claims. The following
mining claims have been filed with the
county clerk, and the Dkmocbat is glad
to observe that even the women are in
the field
Ollie Quartz claim in Calapooia dis
trict, an extension of Anna Dora; loca
ted by Mrs Sarah Averill and Mrs Ollie
Btanard, on June tn; claim tiled on
Jane 20tb.
Anna Dora Quartz claim in Calapooia
district, located on
June 0, by George
Fry ; claim filed June 22,
Weber Gold and Silver Mine Quartz
claim in Calapooia district, extension of
Anna Dora; located June 9: claim tllid
j une 'ci.
Wiix bs Opekbd. Saturday afternoon
Via Tktlei (rt9 n WAtntw 4 V a Vi11a n n. aus
tha Willametta rivr at. this, eitv iii t,
opened in the council chambers. The
matter
111 te watcnea witn considera-
ble interest. Albany wants a bridge and
wants one Dadiy, ana we predict will
have one.
Dress Making. Work neatly done
nd tatistatton guaranteed. Rooms at
Mrs J E Carter s, corner Railroad anp
t utnsireeis. adelia jiijbkhart.
If your eyes trouble you go to P M
French's and have them tented by Johnsons
patent eye motor, and gi t glasses that tit you
jiroj-sriy . iss irom j cants to iu.
MONbAV.
Mr Aich Blackbuin left this noon for
Portland.
Dr Davis was culled to ISarrisbiirg yes
tcrdaj by telegraph.
General Russet A Alger patted through
Albany Friday night on hit way to San
Francisco.
Mr Roy Oallardleft for his home In
Seattle this morning, after two or three
weeks of great enjoyment with his Albany
inendt.
Chief Justice R S Strahanleft this noon
for Pendleton, whtre the Supreme Court
will convene on Wednesday lor a short
session.
Mr Orvllle Waggoner. of Daker Cltv.son
ot Hon George Waggoner, ot Corvallis,
packed through Albany Unlay on a visit to
nis uier. , ,
This Isthe week when according to tra
dition the lawjerscju. tho kernel and the
clients the shucks. In Ll.m county,
though this of course I not true. No
$joo,ooo fees are charged here.
Mr Combe, ot F.ugenc, who -had a
tumor removed by lr Mastnn and DavU
few week ago,wat sull'.t'leot'y recovered
to be taken to het home In Kugene this
noon. .
ludge E N Tandy, of Harrlsburg, his
just returned from an extended trip East,
ami Is In the ci'v. He reports the people
ot Tennessee, Kentucky, Texas and Mis
souri at flourishing, meeting wih signs of
prosperity on every hand.
Mr and Mrs N Daum will celebrate the
aoth anniversary of their marriage on
Thursday evenlngjuly a. Portland WeU
come. Many Albany people will remem
ber their tin wedding, celebrated In this
city ten years ago the and of July. Mr
haum was county clerk of Linn county at
that time.
' Tl!aOAT.
Hon T II Tongue, of Yamhill county Is
af.cnt.lng ourt.
Mr Jason Wheeler has returned from
hit trip to the soMnd.
Capt E J 'canning It on the streets after
an illness of a week or two.
Judge I J Shaw and Til Fortl.of Salem.
are attending court Sere,
Mayor IVArcv, nf Salcm. has been In
the city attending court.
Key Louia Metayer, ot the Catholic
church, is in Port'and, serious'y ill.
J G Crawford has returned from Mon-
uiouth. where he took the nictures of Die
graduates.
K C Searls returned last evening from a
rip to Pnrtland.wherc he will locale about
the 1st of July,
Mr Ed Schuicer ha lust arrived from
Crook county. He r mm everything In
fine condition with bright piospcc!. j
IVvl J U Horner was in Albany this
noon 011 hia way to Salem. The Prof hat I
iust been elected principal e-f the Roe
burg schools another year.
C U Allen, ot Kli Meadows, will start
In a lew days lo the Vt!amette valley
witn Ms wool. He will market it in Al
bany or BrosrnsriSle. Kugene Guard.
A P Churchlll.of Eugcne.passed through
Albany from Portland on hi way home
this noon. He reported the heaviest rain
storm In PoitlanU yesterday he had ever
seen In Oregon.
S.Khnpp and P J Baltimore, heating of
the marvellous catches ot fish at Hrown's
mill, left tor that place to get their share
ot the finny tribe.
Prut Condon, of the State University,
wss in the city today on his way to tiir
vallls, where he will remain a week pre
vlous tc going to Vaquina Ha v. Though
70 years of age the Prof only looks to be
50 toss.
Prof Horner and two other- Douglas
county pedagogues, passed through here
this morning en route to Yaquins Hay,
to attend the State Teachers' Institute.
They are traveling in buggies and camp
ing out. Eugene Guard.
WEtXlAT.
Sheriff 5 colt went to alcm Ihla roon on
busiress.
W H n.tber, of Junction City I In the
city t'day ,
Prof McKce and wife left this noon for
Calfornin, by way of I'a'inin hay, where
they wiil spend their vacation.
Mr II F Merrill went to Salem this noon
to attend a meeting of t he board of truMeet
of McMlnnrllle College, of which he it a
member.
Dr Geisndorfer has been elected presi
dent of the new Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the Presbyterian chnrch of
Jacksonville, where he is now located.
Mis Busts Martin has returned home
to Ashland for the summer vacation,
having been in attendance at the Albany
college during the past season. Times.
Miss Flora Mason went to Corvallis this
noon on a weeks visit with Miss Maud
lloffir.sn. Miss Hoffman ha accepted a
position in St Helen's Hall, Portland,
where she will have charge of the depart
ment of physical culture and elocution.
. Last evening Mrs F W Fesler received
a telegram from her father in Portland
to come home, as her mother was very
ill and not expected to live. She left on
the morning train.
Mr Isaac Meeker and William Hale, ot
Miliars, returned yesterday from a trip lo
the Foley Springs on the McKenxle, leav
ing there easier than intended on account
of the severe ralnt. They had a good time,
though, er.joyed he hot batht immensely,
r?pirt fishing good ani Foley a splendid
place for rustication. It takes between
four and five days to maVe the Irln by
wagon.
A tiartv was given last vti!nr t )
residence of Mr D P Mason. Anetiiov-
able evening was passed. Those present
wero Mrs Oley Woodworth, of Walts
burg; Miss Grace Piper, of Gray's Har-
ttor; Mr Ueo Piper, of Seattle; Misses
Marshall, Whitmer, Laura Vance. Lida
Galbraith, Alice Moses, the Misses Ma
son, James Wilson, Wm Co an, Fred
Fortmiller, Dr Lienenger and Mr Lyon.
That Coal Mink. The coal mine
owned by Coll VanCleve. L K Blaln and
other, says the Corvallis Times, was dis
covered about 3J4 miles from Toledo, up
urpot aioiign, ana tne quality has been
tested In Portland and pronounced good.
Thre are two veins, one of which is tlx
feet thick, 41 feet below the surface: the
other Is eight feet thick and is 75 feet be
low the ground. Mr Crotno says there is
no question about the discovery of coal in
paying quantities and the mine will be de
veloped at once. The company own 176
acres of ground where they have been
prospecting and last Saturday they pur
chased an aojoiaing 100-acre tract.
Tu Fourth at Eooesib. Tbe excur
sion train of the Southern Pacific, will
leave Salem at 6 a m ; leave Albany at !
40 a m. returning, leave Eugene at o
p m. tare for the round trip, 11 75.
Mr Rice, the ticket agent, requests us to
say that those who wish to go on this
excursion should purchase their tickets
on tne evening of July 3rd, as there will
te a rush on the morning of starting and
some may get left. Tickets can be bad
irom 6:30 to 9 o'clock on the evening of!
tne isra.
Trr UnrrsD Statis Navt desiring to
bny twenty moderate-priced watches.invited
th leading Amerioan manufacturers to send
watches for trial snd rating at the Nsyal
Ubservatory in October aad November last.
Una hundred and thirty-sight watches of
different makes war sent in. It has been
officially announced that a Beth Thomas
watoh stood first in ths trial and th Seth
Thomss watches avsraged ths bsst. Phils.
Times, February 18, lf90. F. M. Frsnob,
Jeweler, sg-snt, Albany.
Get a Bictclb. The New Mail Uone
ef the finest bicycles 'manufactured. It
has no superior. Ohllng & Wilson, with
Stewarl Si Sox are agents, where these
olcycles msy be seen.
I the Spbino. A fine line of Blazer
jackets for spring wear, in many designs,
mat receivea oy u vv enmpgon.
Also a large stock ot the popular self-
penlng corsets.
m
School Tax, Notice Is hereby given I
that the school Ux of district 5 It d- e and
payable. All taxpayers are requested to
cast at once and attend to the same, at the
office of the clerk, C G Bnrkhart.
NoTiCB. All person Indebted to E C
Searlt will please call and settle at once.
at au accoumt must be closed.
E C Searls,
monk its tK t tax rstrits.
Folio tug Is A list of tax payers ot this
city paying taxes on f 1000 or over,accord
lug to tho Rsiosmnont reeontty completed
by the City Recorder :
N II Allen 0,040
Albany Farmers Co ,.... . 0,000
Albany (Street It It Co. . . , 6,000
Altwuiy woolen Mill Co M.BiK)
John It Baltimore,, 0,100
Hank of Oregon 17,000
LEBlaln ... 21,010
Fred W Hlti m berg. .............. 8.D32
Hen Brenner.... 11.000
CEBrownell 4,5.10
Mrs Henrietta Brown 4,000
Hub Bryant
8,070
Goo K Chamberlain ....
4,050
r 0,851
20,000
8,300
111,405
7,400
21,000
0,1'IK)
6.2.V)
6,:UH)
11,024
25,000
H,8tW
10,300
6,5(10
12.HM)
10,5HH)
5,000
5,500
21,000
10.000
7,040
7.4HO
04,000
4,470
0,700
6,500
4.HO-.I
10,850
4,1'H)
6.07H
7,300
o.aoo
4,600
8.040
u,925
4,000
8,140
0.2U0
8,3tK)
4,030
8,013
V,:iJ5
M,4.'M)
H,3ft.
6,1.K(
5,500
8,240
,41
5,ltx
8,700
e.wH)
4,1N!0
63,700
MrsKRCheadle..
Est Wm Crawford......
John A Crawford
II L Cranor.... ...
tieo 8 Coe, trustee.
tieo S Cue. trustee.
J W Cuslck
H W Cundill'.
W 8 lH'iibamv
L Flinn ,
First National Bank....
John Fox....,
David
Id Froman
Fortmiller A Irving.
W 11 Goltra
Julius Gradwuhl....
J J iirahom. . . . ....
Ml less
A liarkleman
Wm M Hog ue
Isom, Lanning & Co..
L1 I I I....
r. j sliuill. .....,,,,,,
Linn Co National Hank
A II Marshall
Conrad Meyer
Mitchell A Lewi Co
Louis Miller
A UMcIlwain...
Est John Monteith..
Est Walter Monteith
Heir Mrs CMcFarland
Mrs M Madv
Geo l'fau A Co
Chas Pfeiffer
Ash by lVarce
rice A Kubon , .
Wm lUlston
W FKead
Mrs Mary Haltmarli..'
nemiers Merntmrg..
P W Ppinks
Stewart A fox
It 8 Mralmn , . ,
Sugar l'inn Ior A t.umlx-r Co. . .
V Twcedaltf
P Wallnrn
TL Wallace A Co
Geo p Warner.
C E Wolverton ,
Jason Wheeler
Wm Vance..
Will. Valley A Coast It li
J K ft eathvrford
M E Young
MlstJIS
The Portland Welcome says that the
stoty alniut the turkeys getting drunk,
which the DfMUKir credited to the
Baker City Deuiociti, W an old German
story several hundred years old,
Russell Itarriwm I an appropriate name
for a newspaper man. it would Kus-cll
HarrlKoa or any other man lo meet the
prlnteis Saturday night 011 some Oiegnn
newspapers. Roselmrg Review. Ami
some of them we have heard of fail to
do so.
J 8 Antonelle recently had hla partner
ol last year, L It Doe, arretted and taken
to Portland, charged with gross cheating
at la. But Doe asserts his Innocent
snd declares the offense should be laid at
Antor.eltc'afcet, whom he charged with
having taken the pauper's oath in a form
er equity case, while he had $34,000 In the
bank at San Francisco, which Ills wife se
cured. The case Is gettlrg sensational.
Where Is Fied Schawatka? In a rtcent
note he writes: "Now we are on the
Takou trail making tor the head waters of
the Youkon river. I have my three white
men and nine !ndlans,atl of whom I Intend
to fir op a soon as the trail closet In, You
will not hear from me again for some
time, for I am golnij Into a country where
the electric tele graph and niiidern pottottke
may become facts H another thirty years."
The Wasco Sun.speaklng for The Dalles
challenges any "boom" or other town of
not more thsn 4OJO Inhabitants, show a
better record lor thirty years (or In pro
portion, ol course, for yotnger towns)
thsn this Five business failures In thirty
years.and thieeof this five only temporary
embarrassment, practically annulled by
toelr continuance In butir -,
There are 124 pages to the Chicago
Times just received. Most of them,
though, are devoted to delinquent tai
payers.
It is now in order (or cities seeking no
toriety to offer purses for the Sullivao
Slavin fight. Kansas City is now ahead
with 130,000 up.
One of the farmers who was in the Sa
lem Statesman otflee yesterday said the
recent rain have done 100 cents' worth
ol good whero they have done one cent's
damage. Then what are we kicking for?
The price of shipping cattle bv the car
irom Millers is I-'; Irom Kugene f.TJ.and
not as given yesterday. The Eugene
Gnard says a compositor ImU-hered the
original item, and we made it worse.
The list of tax payers published else
where is an indication tif a thrifty poople
among us. Albany is and has been a
good business center. Men have pros
pered hero who have had push and in
dustry. A city tax list, though, only in
dicates what property a man has inside
tne limits and only speaks for a fraction
01 ins wcaitn.
Here is a section ot the game law
Sec. 0(1035.) Every person who shall,
within tho state of Oregon, between the
fifteen day of Nuyemher and the first day
of September of the following year. take.
tin ri .1 1 f . --
bii, injure, or uestroy, or Having in poo
session, sell or offer for sale any grouse,
pheasant, Mongolian pheasant, quail or
partridge, except for breeding purposes,
hall be guilty of a mindemeanor.
The census of England and Wales, Inst
completed, shows a population of 29.000.-
000, an increase ot 8,000,000 the last de
cade.
There will be a blir crowd of Albany
here Saturday, and they are invited to take
R look Rt our improvements and notice ur
"gait. statesman.
A Salem married woman got off this
"Buy a trltvcle before von try a blcvle."
And now It Is In order for the Welcome to
pronounce this an o!d Grecian pun.
An advertisement in a newspaper is
I what counts because tbe people who read
it, or at least many of them, pay for the
paper in wnicii it appears, ana tney
place yalue on it for that reason. There
Is a pointer in it worth considering.
Sr MsasawstB
Those who tbink that the flea on the
tail ot the dog of the wild man of Borneo
has applied for a pension will be aston
ished to learn that it is only the wife of
tbe son of a cousin ot the president's
grandfather who is after it and expects
to get it.
Fred Eeed.who escaped from the Lane
county jail in May, 18U0, was arrested in
Portland today by Deputy Sheriff Coch
ran. He was engaged in timber land
frauds, and there is an indictment against
him for obtaining money under false
Preen8e8; ",6
tie win oe orougni up to-
was tne fellow Al
bany police officers bad a chase after
under the wire worxs.
Our people are united on the fact that
abridge is wanted atAlbanyj but they
are not united in location. It is time the
quarreling was stopped and harmonious
action taken. Bids for a high steel bridge
at Calapooia street will be opened on
Saturday, when the future of the bridge
question can best be told. It ia confi
dently claimed the bids will be much
less than generally estimated.
circ bit roin'r smhi,
The following Is the grand Jury em-
panneltod at the opening! ol Circuit Court!
Fran k Trites.rranK woisi, iwn norews.
G B Hplawn, L F Smith, T F Smith, Goo
lline. A i (MlMUl was ''ivi a-urw
num.
The following cases have heen dispos
ed of i
Oregon vs Jsmes Bannon j Burglary.
Continued. v
Thotnas Jefferson vs G S Montgomery j
Attachment. Continued.
B DlttenhofTer vs Perry Smith 5 To re
cover money. Continued.
Topllts A Co vs Mary Cougill To re
cover money. Continued.
C F Cronwell et al vs D K coney el ai;
Partition. Continued.
Geo J Braner vs Mary Cougill I To m-
cover money. Continued.
Mooney, Valentine A Co vi Mary
Cougill j To recover money. Continued.
The -Albany Farmers Co vs 8 8 Mo
Faddeu : To recover money. Continued.
C G llickok vs J 8 Antonelle; To re
cover money. Settled.
J S A it Lunelle vs Anna McNully ; Suit
Inequity, Settled.
Deyoe & Kolmon vs C Q Blahl j To re
cover money. IVfaultj judgment.
Deyoe A Ilobson vs William Heeves 1
To recover money. Dismissed without
prejudice.
Cnnltal National Hank vs W F Crosby :
To recover money. Contlnutd
Assignment of Blackburn A Peroni.
Final account confirmed : assignors dis
charged,
11 It Brigg vs Caroline M Brlggs:
Divorce. Dismissed.
Assignment of li 0 Warner. Con
tinued.
A I Houston vs Martha Houston: Ac
tion to clear title. Settled : dismissed.
E T T Fisher vs John Schtneer and
Paulino L Schtneer; Foreclosure. Dis
missed. ,
Stafford A Gray vs 8 It McElmtirry :
To recover money. Settled. .
T P Baldwin A Co vs Gold.H. A
Hunkle; To recover money. Co '!
KiX'iiigsbergey. Falk A Co vs J r - :
To recover money. Settled.
iloneyman, Del (art A Co v E Uct.k-
er. To recover money. Default and
jiiilgttiei.t.
Assignment of E Becker. Continued.
Knappjiutrrll & Co vs E Becker, E 8
Becker and Stewart A Sos i Sale confirmed
Otto Fox vs John Maxwell. To recover
money. Iave to Issue execution granted.
Albany Iron Wotksvs Harold Bios To
recover money. Settled.
DlHenhotfcr. Hats Co vs G W Pugh
and El la Pugh Foreclosure. Default and
decree.
And ew I Noble, executor, vs S W
Moore and Man IS Moore. Foreclosure of
mortgage, iieiauit and decree ol lore clo
ture.
Thorns Jefferson vs W G McDonald.
To recover troney. Default and judgment.
Matthew tt Washburn vsTlfcnness
snd Ameilca Ellen Herncts, To recover
money. Judgment against T Hennes snd
non-suit 10 A E licnncsa.
A M Tcinpleton vs Jat B Ceenev and
S D Krcncy. To recover money. Judg
mem and a'Uchcd property ordered sold.
Mahata F Turner v I Thompson tt
Sons. To recover money. Leave to Is
sue execution granted.
Assignment of T L Henncss. Conllnu'd
Wm Rile v R R Hun nhrcv and C II
Montague. To recover money. Default In
accordance with answer of Humphrey.
II Bryant, administrator of E B Hughe
etat, v j B Keeney et al. To recover
money. Judgment; attached property or
dered sold.
Albany St Astoria K R Co vs lien nets
Bro. To recover ol money. Default
and Judgment.
John Diamond vs Margaret E Flndlev :
Foreclosure. Decree granted
A T and F N Gilbert vs P Ble vine: To
recover money. Continued.
W M Johnson vs Edward Johnson etal :
To recover money. Decree granted.
T J B!ack vs Wm Hunter, To recover
money. UeUult snd Judgment.
Slna Cummin v Frank Cummin.
Dlvoice. Divorce granted.
Ida Driver vt Ta W Driver. Divorce.
Divorce granted.
Iva Templcto.i vs Linn county. Action
for damages. Judgment ot dismissal.
Iloneyman .Dell art It Co v E Hcnnett
et al. To recover money. Judgment; at
tached property to be told.
J F McKlnney, executor, vs Emily Mc-
Kinney Jdtnlnlstrstrix. To recover money
Judgment for defendant.
Andrew Kan St Co vs Kwong WooKee.
To recover money. Judgment for plain
tiff for want of answer.
T J McClary, assignee cl L T 11 en nest.
v Lon Conscr James Collin and M Scott
To recover money. Continued.
Frank Snatinger v D C Pennlnger.
To recover money. Settled.
Cooley S Washburne v N B Slandlsh:
Confirmation. Sale confirmed.
Cr'j'e Si Stanard vs N B snd Jennie
Stindlh Confirmation. Ma'e confirmed.
B A Lander vs Tho L llrnneso. L
Filnn, Albany H Astoria R R Co and
Iloneyman, Dcllart Si Co: Foreclosure.
Continued.
The farmer St Merchant Ins C
S W Eaulkner et al: settled.
Davis Bros vs O T McDowell. 10 re
cover money. Default and judgment.
Davis Bros v Henry Ackerman lo
recover money. Dismissed on motion ol
plaintiff.
John A Crawford vs N B Fry. To re
cover money. Default and judgment.
uen Fonc vs Kwong Woo Kee Co.
To recover money. Judgment and default.
Leigh tun Knox vs Adsm Slsemere. To
recover money. Continued.
Assignment of K unnv Won Km Co.
Continued.
SoMCTiiMO hew in the world is a ma
chine exhibited on the streets, mostly
for use by farmers. It boils water in IS
minutes, dries irult in 40 minutes, Dolls
potatoes for feed in short order, and does
everything else in quick, boom time. It
looks like a meritorious arrangement.
Riciit to thk Point. Allen Bro. d
their own delivering, promptly and cae
fully.
Fresli neat, itra wberrie, cabbages etc,
just received at Allen Bro. -
To get fresh produce, frut etc.,. ah
way call at Allen Bros.
Lack Curtain In great variety from
S cts. to So a pair. These good are
ought from New York jobbers direct
and cannot be excelled for quality, style
and price. samurl k Youso,
Nxw SyEiHS Geops. I keep a fall lbs ot
spring and summer drsss goods, io wash
fabrics, prints, ginghams, seersuckers, eta.
I havt alto a nw line of sammer plaid, be
sides omr novelties 10 bines and all wool
sritings. . Samusl e iocs.
TKADE, AT
THE OLD EI LIABLE
GROCERY STORE
of
,0 E BROWN ELL,
Good gsods, low prioesjand'honest trtat-
snont.
COMB ONE. COME ALL.
Latter List.
Followirg is th list of letter remaining
in the post offiae at Albany, Linn county.
Oregon, Joo 4, 1891. Persons calling for
these letters must givel th date on which
they were advsrtiasd.
Albany, Esq. P - Arricfc, Mias Alit
Brown, Frsd J Brown, Mis Looy
Bird, Tbos 2 Barchlor, Chas
(Jbsmbers, Miss oad'eUonaolly, r J
Crowley, Thouiss
Comfort, Mra Lea
Friend, Mrs Mary F
Oibsoa, J G
Denny, B W
Furnman, N F
Hawn, J if
Levy, J 8
Pierce, Eeq, John
S patch, WW
Swwart, J K
Hadenreiob,Lswreno
fiwi, Mra ttarba
Shpsrd, II 82
Speiieey, Miss Laoy
"Wlter,Mias Eaman'a
Wheeler, Burt
Wi.lson, Ancle
Williams, 3 F
T. MoiTTErnc, ?, U,
n!tt1iest of 3 b LeAvesucf Ventre
Sl S , . I, .
, MOMDAT.
Ths longest day otthsystr.
Strawbsrrisssrs getting read to bid fr
wll for 1801.
The Grand Lodits of Good Tsmolsrs mt
la Jefferson lost wek.
Soto will ealebrat the 'gloriooi 4h in a
wld spread manner.
Wlllamatt Vsllsy arrived at Ytqaio at
noon today, FasManrs and partsbabl
goods will eon est tomorrow.
Le Brawn has on hill of strswbsrrit
bearing 403 borrla. If say one ean beat
that b will plsass rise ap and 1st as know,
Slay toe Times.
A Building and Loan Astotrittlan has Ua
orgsiilid br, with Dr W II f arrish, Prss)
K n uattroa, Trj f L.Csmphll, Hso'y and
Busiosss a7 ai.assf . Soooms to bom toUr-
prise Moaetoetk Dsnmierat.
Bv 0 O Btrattoe. D D. will ImIum ia
tbe M R eksrob Vwuhs. I 's nu. Sa
jaot. 'Oar Tim .ud is. Ntwis." N . sA.
miasioB will be enargd. bet a hskt sol
IsetMS) will be taa. All are iivitod.
Albany Bogiua Co N.i 1 k is ttahl
iwuly odsr ibp ow Qra arrnsmnt an4
Mr Ley keps hi h tm r.dy nvbr fir
una io naa ef a a a m Tn -pi.-r'.'o fnt
tbe two t!iii w i
M ft I -
Mb 1 r 11 1 . - .
t ' T' r . t. i. mm d
Th. L r-
U.vs li -.i . .
MltrtH. ...., ! 't
lss for . -. , ,
PMtiw ibii ... 1
ill also To- t - .,:.:
Gaard.
Thirty FalscA'ioih.. A few months
sgo womsn came to Albany turn Ne
braska, opened a "racket" store snd dis
tributed s few small po-ters around In th
mud, never deignin to ps'rnn'i'' s newa.
fMper office. She di4 no hii.lness, irarll
cally, snd then s re set lon followed, and she
began running the country down In a man
ner to mske herself ridiculous. She also
wrote a letter to ber home paper. Though
not a very long article, by actus! count,
there are thirty falsehood In It. Tomor
row we will publish some of these as a
curiosity. The women Is talking about
going to Mcdford, Hlllsboro, or some other
iirmon town, but we sd vise her to return
f Kebraska. She will never bespprecl
'rd In Oregon, Altogether Oregon ho
few. If any, equal In the U S In natural re
sources. I. npieiudicra people wi.o have
not made business failure pronounce It in
many respect the best tat In the union,
snd It undoubtedly ha no upcrlo. Hence
hi mas ol misstatement will be read
with Interest.
TCDT.
St; est ears kv hsgae rseniog is Eogsn.
The elob wLlih will play Salem on Sstar-
y bs sot ret bswa eoltlv ulcd on.
Tbr I not as snaeb bswd tj tb arroecs-
ourat as thtr abocld bs.
The Tulde Coal Co. has -tooortors-
Wsd with Ol Vast Clave. f Joose, C B
Crasao, L E Bloi a and Milton Hale as in-
enrpnratofs. CapiUl sleek 2d,000.
Oee Albany lawyer is retained ia St eases
is th CWolt Oartt aniUir 00 is 47. atv-
oibsr is SI, sswrfhtT in 24, 20, te.
I jut tvsning a lady's pwse was lost t
First strosl anteawhre bwt) I ha Rvra
HooaeaDd Bloekmaa' drag Nor. 1'Wsm
rstwra to tbe Dkmocrt ofhee.
Yesterday yetlog while splitting kind
ling wood Francis Graham wss keoeksd
ssesatoa by a stick flying into bar for bead,
making eait a wound, which Dr Davis
diessed.
City AsMStwr Matbsws bas a boa I ensa-
pleted tbe aaswesmeet ef tb eity ol Regae
toe tb yr 1891 . Tb roll shows $ 1.7 10..
771 of property sebjset to taxatiosv Ks-
goe Ueard.
A Co braeeb of Blaek KapablioM obar-
nos was beaded tbe Dsmocrat ofios today
by Prof CoodiL As thrs ia no politics
ebarrios w aokeewlodaw tbe suUsndld
qaahty of tbe eberrios. Tbsy or Urge
sad tb limb U leaded with tboa.
WKUxaaDAy.
Oly Coaail to-oight.
Show oast f w sal at Soarls.
Only eee wk more to get tbe hartals at
Sswrla store. .
MUtea is to base a woeleu sailL tbe first
in Eaators Oisgoa.
Rurosmbs' tb . this I tb last waek th a
yaoi eD itey e.t' loiahibrf at eost st
Sari.
Kentish ehrrM next wak. Order Ml
C E Bfuwttotl'a fur aam will te Mtcd
pioosotly.
A w..msn fort eo teller aad attmlovist, rf
ureal rrni, i- ioii -sri. (,..,, and
bre r psoul wHi. wi I eooelt br oa
futarity snaltar.
Asblaoit'a enoaeil f"nl iri fir
bnir propntt uae uf IkumIs f -r th imr
into ot bailding a eaw eity ball. No
inglo bid wsa pat in for tho houts.
It ia no discredit to aayooa to raooh O"-
gon with $2 fiO. t tb4n'Hiv kospa ifr..wi g
Wbre tt loorMwea ta w,ejuu 1 utn a u-t
for eoDgraUlatioe.
E P Bogrs, O F St t agoot of tb 8 P.
who bas boss oat oa bail fry vrl oioenho.
ia la th eity. It will be remabrd that
Mr Kogsrs was inrtlotad Jot disorlatoaUDg
ia freight rates.
Tbsltwe isnawsy I Port land boys that
war bar last w.tk, were arreted on their
return trip at Albany. Thty were wonted
in Portland for tUaling some jwlrv.
Guard.
Thoro are only a boat 85 wild hnffalo in
th U.S.? 304 in captivity and 200 in Tsl-
lowstoos rant. K early S.wu.ouu bavt tea
killed off in 20 yrs.
Tbe Mascot Gun Club will hav a practice
shoot Friday afternoon at 2 o clock, ine
olub aow has three trap aod all will be
esd.
A letter reosived iu Albany from Mr
Msnrv SDenoer. aow Is Canada, announced
that Mies Helen was wll and BDioying br-
lf bat Mr 8poor was ill. Tit tber-
momtt wis 86 in bs sba.
Mr L M Curl it interested in tb oouoty
riebt of the raoiue Washing maobtne tnanu
faetared by Baooh tt Williams, of Eugsn.
Us will eaovaa tbe eoenty. Tbe maohine ia
oodoabtadly a good on.
Th grand jury has iodicUd Charles Dan
ny for assanit with intent to kill. Tot is
tb mo who shot at tbe young woman in
sonmesrs stabls sort' tint ago for relating
te marry btm.
It was said jetWrday that Delia eitissns
had suooedd in makiog alt arrangements
for th astablisbioeot of a good ciscd paper
mill in that city. Tb contract is sold to be
all ready tor signing and the bonus I on d-
potit in th bank. Statesman.
Soma psrtle have arrived from Kaosaa
bringing with them a printing outfit for
nswspaper and Rob work. We understand
that tney propose starting anotber weekly
paper br. Thy bay rented en ef tb
room in th room In th old Cherry build
ing or Eighth street. Ecgaus Gasrd.
At FoBTatnxia & laywo's 160 dosen
window shades, just received.
A large and elegant stock of iota een
ary bedroom sets.
AUri? 1 and e t ib I it o( 0 tr j) )t, m in
e designs.
P
6!
Ir a 2 mm
1
Bred ia HilHcra cf IIp.t3 o Years the Standard.
TJ, & Cov't Report, Auj. 17, t"
1, ,
UK All MTATK itLKS,
J C Salttnarsh et nx to 0 A Elson,
lots 6, 7, M 17, ll's 3rd A,Lel..$ 270
HobtCary etux to A A and OB
Derthick, 120 acres in sees 15
and 22, tpll.SJtlw 1
Chas Marsh toAmericus A Doug
las, 20.43 acres In tp 10,8 H 2 w COO
L W GuIhs ct ux to Leornard Will.
Hr, EJj'Hw qr hi 12, IDs 2nd
. A, Albany 1000
GW.Uamiiton to NO Myers, 40
acres in tec 0, tp 10,8 li 1 w. . . 100
U 8 to Andrew llite, 164 acres, tp
11,814 w Patent
U 8 to II Cushman. 100 acres in tp
lI,SR4w ....Patent
U 8 to Roliert Caiy, 320 acres In th
11,8 111 w.... Patent
V 8 to Llnr.ie Coyle, 100 acres in see
e.tplO, 8K3E ....Patent
Wm Kalseon et ux to Catharine
Worth, tract In Ielianon 250
J M Dardue et nx to K E I)vi,lot
2. bl, ll's 2nd A, Allny.... 1300
Frank and lvl (i'Neil to C W Cat-
laghan, tract in Lelanon . . . . . S
Ed and Frank O'Neil to C ' Cal
laghan, 100 acres In tp 12, 8
U2w. 6
James Anderson h al to F M Mil
ler, 35 ares in tp 10,8 H 3 w.. ISO
n 8 Miller et ux to J alio L Ander
son, Si acre in Santiatu city. .
1100
$6761
Mots.
June So h
itfyl
n f
is repairing hl hi
h use
Jl 11 .ton returned from Puriiand
t us.liir mul reports thing v rj quiri
h-1
l.rt
M. ttF buiUlirg of MesrWi'.hl
ad ' teas- is progressing s fast SS the
Wis hrr wii permit.
The dance at fviaha.ua last night was s
very enjoyable affair. Every one had a
goou lime.
I he Kentle Oregon mist still continue
to fall and tlie most crop la assured in
bslmy Oregon.
alca Eewa.
Special to pmotiuf .
Sai.xm, Or, June j. Arunswsy horse
crsthed through the plate glass front in
Murphy block, today, causing considerable
excitement at.d some damage.
It la rumored that county judge Waldo
will resign. A strong petition In favor of
Kaiser, attorney ,ha been circulated.
WsUTBEot KCroKT.
Oregon Wkathkr Bcrrau. Central
Urncs, Portlaxo, Oregon. Croi-
vt'BATHRR IiLLl.tTlN No. If, fOR THE
Wrbx Ekoino Sati-roay, Jdnk SO,
1891.
In western Oregon the weather has been
cloudy with little sunshine. General
rains have fallen the whole week smoun
Ing from 1 to 34 inches, the tempera
ture has been from one to two degree a
day below the average. Light frost on
the morning of the 16th in sections of
Polk county ; no Injury done. Some holt
has fallen In the northern part, but no in
jury reported.
Heavy r!n have hindered hay making.
Fall wheat ha lodged to tome txtent and
clover Is Injured. -Spring sown crop are
generally doing well, though lunshlre and
warm weather are greatly needed. Cher
lie are suffering from rain, In some place
rotting on the tree. Although the
weather hat been too cool and rainy crop
In general, with the exception ot hay, are
doing well. Ths hop louse I prevalent
In Marlon and Polk counties, but the crop
I flowing finely.
Ia eastern Oregon the temperature wat
generally below the average. There wat
a light ralu about Adla Walla on Tues
day, and general rain in Wasco, Sher
man, Gilliam, Morrow, Umatilla, Union
and Wallowa counties, and couth of the
Blue mountain.
The rain waa ol great benefit to wheat.
Hay hat been Injured to tome extent The
acreage ol wheat In Union, Umatilla and
Walla Walla counties, ha been Increased
twenty per cent.
B S'Paovr.
Observer, U. 8. Signal Service.
BlTt AKT.
Died, near Knox Dutte, May aSth, 1891,
of dlptherla and membranous croup, Willie
Cox, son of Mr E G and Clarissa A Cox,
at ed 8 years, a month and 8 dy. God
tent this loving child on earth to comfort
his loving parents. He wat the joy ol hia
mother's lioart and the sunlight ol hi
home. It was hard to give the dear little
one up, but God thought best to let him
rest In Heaven, lie i now a bright and
shining angel, and he will be wai-dng at
J the gate to welcome his dear mother home.
He has gone to meet the dear one In
' Heaven. May God help the bereaved
one 10 live and meet the little one In the
sweet bye and bye. Therefore, be it
Resolved, That we extend our heartfelt
ympsthy to the bereaved ones In thetr
sad amiction.
We had a little darling,
Who came to us one day,
Ana ne maae us very happy.
For we thought he had come to stsy.
But he haa gone; he's now at rest,
Fteed Irom all these earthly cares;
Oh, no, we would not call him back,
Where all It beset with snares.
Then rett, loved one, serenely lest,
in mat oiest nome atxve,
Where death and sorroar ne er molest.
Where all It peace and love.
A Friend.
' Base Ball Excursion. The ateamer
BentW will leAve Albany at 8.30 am
Saturday, June 27th, lor Salem, with the
Albany Base Ball club, who will play the
Salem club that day. The Albania have
never been defeated, and are to be assisted
Saturday by the Burns Bros, as a battery,
so their admirers will be sure to witness
an Interesting game of ball. Tickets for
round trip, $1.00.
Tai Champions. Whoever the cham
pions are in the base ball field when it
comes to groceries and produce Conn St
Hendricson will not be knocked out.
They keep a large and fresh stock, and
their prices are as low as tne lowest.
Fresh vegetables, fruits, and all the
standard groceries always on hand.
Whoever buys of them always makes a
good sttike.
Naw Carpets. A B Mcllwaln has
one ofthe largest and best selected line
ftM leflyi embracing all new
pattern and design, and a he hat made
a great reduction in prices tt will be to the
advantage of ca pet buyert to rail and
ntect hit ttoc . anu prices before pur-
hating.
We iotare against tramps.
Towssssre & Will?.
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IF
YOU CAN'T READ THIS
Without being Interested.- Thero will bo for
tho Month of June, a Genuftie
OF
SUMMER GOODS,
IisJit Clotli. Slier ItaM
Shoes, antl all Kiitls
HOT WEATHER
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Rnssell : Engines, : Separators : and : Stackers
Osborne : Binders, :
We carry noj'machinery that has not been tried in thii
ocalitj, aDd found to be satisfactorj, and, as we represent
actories, n responsible dtaler can give better terms.
We are the People
Who carry. th most complete line of Hard
ware, Stoves, flanges, etc., in the markit.
MATTHEWS . a WASHBURN.
PATR0KIZE HOME IXSTITUTUNS.-
THE FARMERS & MEfiLHAfiTS INSURANCE CO.,
-Albssay, Oregea.
W F READ, Preeideet. J O WRnNMtN Seeretary.
4 V COWAN, Treasurer. Geo F 81 MP8ON, Vtoe President.
J DIEKgrOIts
J L Cowan, Geo P Simpson, K FKead,
J & vteatnerioro, Ksstrenan. j v wriuman.
ALSO DISTRICT AOS5TS fO-
Oakland TTome Insurance Co, Oakland. Cel. - Traders, Chieago, tth
Ami.o, Philadelphia, Pa. Pbcsnlx. London, England,
Norwich TJtiton, London, Eng London A LaDohashire,
London, Eng. Guardian, London, Erg. Man-
cheat sr. Manchester, Kn gland. Caledonian,
Kdlaburg. Scotland. Weeehester,
" Kew York. .
ONLY STRICTLY INSURANCE OFFICE IN ALBANY.
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Castoria la Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Inf.nsts
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Xarcotio substance. li is a harmless substitute
for Parcfforic, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It Is Pleasant. Its cuaranteo is thirty years uso by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys "Worms and allays
feverisbness. Castoria proTents vomiting Sour Curd,
eurcs Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castoria rcliorca
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Castoria assimilates tbe food, resTulates th'toiBaeh
and bowels, giving; healthy , and nat oral sleep. Cas
toria is tho Children's Panaea h llother'a Friend.
Castoria.
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en. Hothara have repsatedly told saaaf its
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Castoria.
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