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mm C0LLEGJ1T2 ISSHTUTE
ALBANY, OREGON.
18QO, 18Q1-
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A tall eorp of Instraotorm,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY
' G EEC I AL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
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frtm vbrMtd.
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A. STRAW EY,
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City liTerj, Feel anJ Sail
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Having purchases! near rife can furo
Ub firaUclaa turcouta at caII. Bpectll
attention glra to transient atock. Ilonee
boarded by the day or month.
ritcapeat Rata la (ha City.
Telephone onnertlon with the St
Charlea Hotel. Telephone ordera given
prom 4 attention.
Fourth Street, between K!laworth and
Street Caf line.
PAISLEY a SMILEY,
-Wuoleu'.e ftjalers In -
TOBACCO - ard - CIGARS.
Alsasr, arara
Fortmllier & liying,
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Wmmm
-FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
trterial Embilmin Dona Scietitll
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NOTICE OF FIHAL SETTLEMENT.
NOTK I IS HERERT GIVES THAT THE l
danlynrd. aUmlnuiraior of lha eatata ot
CuwIaiT. McKarland.oaceaaaJ, has OIl his final
m.u hi tba ottlusol tli. el.rkof thaeounlr
uiirt far i.ma ronntf , Orezan, a id tli. Jjeot .aid
irt baa art Ilia Srd day itl Aug out, at tha hour of
I i( k, p ai, at tha tiaia V hearin; olijectiuns U
hal.l aoc.nnl, U any, and ta aattla said aatats.
)1i j l."th dajr A June, m,
H. B. Hi RKyor.R,
1. K. W.,Tnio, A4mlniMrator.
Alt tr lmiiiUtratir,
OTATH OK OREOON,
O I. AND DEPARTMENT.
aULx, Oregon, Jane 1, 1891.
The board of eommbwloner for the
aia oT av-iiool and Lnlverslty lands and
for the InvoHtuient of the fuods arising
tliorrfrnin of the atate of Oregon, hereby
Invite seilfed apr.licllon to purchase the
following dea-irlbei lanie, to wit:
All of the donation land claim aitnated
In aoMone 15, Ifl, 21 and 22, Jn Townablp
12 Houlh llango 1 Weal, known and
iNwcrlba 1 ou tbe KOverr.msi t urvee ae
the donation laod cl'm f Jolia W iv(oore
and wifti, being Notlflrmlion No 2VM, ntj
Uvf therefrom IS ane o!d to Jaoob
Nowm ui onUlulng S ki acre Also begin
nlnir 10 cbalis wmt of tbe northeast
corner oft'ie HDflliweHt tisrUr i.rvWon
'21 in l'( VI South Kit'ipe I Weit. runnlmr
llntu; !.Ht ft't chtln: tlifncn a'ni'b 40
ill tin-; li-nce wi-st 80 n'aalnii; ihnnce
li )r-Ui 41 chMlria to tlm plao ( N'Klnning
o -i.t.loir.K i2'7 ai)rw. ail ailusted in Linn
oobhtv, Hi,atn of Oregon, mil a ntalnlng
111 ull 41 J acre m.ir(.r
A 1 p!lct4 ti? will be opHirdat a tetfu'ar
ine-illiiK ot atld Im)kI to h i,n Tups lay
tho I tilt day of July, 1801, 20'olok,
p in. " be rlitlii to rJoct any and all bide
is rHHHrvixl by the boitrd
NAI'OLICON nAV.'S.'
OJork of the llosrd.
ALBANY NURSERIES
"
nfK HAVIiON HANDatecrnnreery
on the Corral I Is road, one-half
11 lie ficm town, aa fine a lot of fruit
j-f.fH f fkllkiuJa aa earn be found any.
lie: ou the ooaat. if you conlenipleie
!-n Jn-i tfof It wM pay you to ree our
ii nid fit cur pi ices. Calalsgue free
HVMAKaBBOWNELU
ti ill TJ
11 t in l.":eu entirely rninodelsd. this old
.t j tut 'ar rsKt-titrstit wiil he miuie lirnU
i l . 11 every reject. Tha pubUo will lit
jivf ' 'i tsifs!a at a'I hum. for oaly 2d
jr.ii h, l:.T thiux tiMit and attractive,
f'fi f. ( .kb. (ettf la every style.
She gciMttat.
8T ITI S rtCMCS.
On the Fourth a iUU'i pionio wm held at
SUm. The people who were born la a cer
tain lUie were gathtrvd topllyr aol thnir
met rrciitertd and prinUd lu the Jsrnl.
Speeohea, retp viMt, eto, were the order of
the day. This kind f( oclebralion it new,
bat haemach to reoommend it. But a re
publican editor with a vt'y jeIoni tool
eomaa to the (root aud makva ia known that
it this celebration had any "ignillonc at
all it waa in the direction ot keeping alive a
tkte'i pride in the bteaat t f each one partic
ipating. A iortcf atata'i riithta patriotUm."
Thti rrpoblloAU 'writer, lu all hit year, la
never tUen to a conception or the organiaa
tion ot oonatitutionai government on the
wealern continent. The family ia the pri
meval form ot government. I Via an eMvntial
oonatituent ot civil government. The com
munity, neighborhood, county and atate
follow and then cornea the general govern
ment. Who doee not love the family and
home better thn neighborhood, county or
tatef Thia love of home and family i the.
eecret ot the permanoency and strength of
the atate and aa the atate ia atrong to ia the
general government atrooa we mean
atrong ia the heart and afectiom of the
peopli. No man can he a patriot that doee
not love hii home aud have (teat pride in
hie atate. What pitriotic oitisjn in Oregon
dota not have great pride ia Lie atate? It
any tuoh can be found investigation will ihow
that he ia ignorant of the historical fact, of
the antouom y ot the states of the n ti ion . He
has yet .to learn that the ktatea, (the thir
teen,) are o!dr than the uoion, ia ft thit
the unioj is the creature of the ori(iul
staUe. That the states are- sovereign a to
all powers not dologUcd to the general goy
ernmeot by the constitution of the Uuit ed
StataA. Verily tae man who haa no state
patr ottsm can not ia ths very nature ot
thiegs have any patriotism tor the general
government!.
nun nou.iTir.s.
The claims tor sugar bounties are all
filed, thelawrequlrlng that they should be
presented before today. About $9,000,.
000 has been demanded.
This mcana that the people mu.t pay
thU Urge sum of money to the planters
who want to engage In bunincis which
they cannot otherwise conduct profitably.
Taking money from the people by com
pulsion for use In private bulnes enter
prises has long been the fatblti in the
United States, but heretofore it has been
done for some supposed national service'
like the breeding of sailors or the encour
agement of manufacturers.
Today we have the bountjr system In al!
its naked ugliness. In all Its unfairness and
injustice. Today for the first time the
government owes money to some ot Its
cllUens to help them out In their private
business A few people In Louisiana could
t.ot make money enough to suit them from
sugar-growing-, and therefore the govern
ment compels their fellow-countrymen to
contribute to their profit or support. It
has as much right to select the corn
growers, the bootmakers or the bakers of
the country as the sugar-growers as the
recipients of other people's money. It la
not only Injustice and robbery, but the
statute Is ridiculous and uncona'.ltulional,
and will be so declared if it ever comes
before the supreme court.
Al the same ti:ne it Illustrates the ini
quitous character clour tariff legltlallon.
The bounty law does directlr and openly
what protection dues by Indirection and
furtively. World. ' .
A company has just been organize J with
a capital of $1,000,000 for cultivating a
farm of 111,000 acres lu Florida. This
wi!l be the largest farm in the world, and
upon It enough could be raised to supply
the city of New York with food. The
name of the company Is the Sebastian
Land Improvement, Sugar and Invest
ment Company The farm lies between
the Indian, dan Sebastian and 5t. John's
rivers, and Is drained Into .the St. Johns.
The farm lias a muck soil, similar to that
in the Valley of the Nile. Most people
think of Florid as a sand heap streaked
here and there with hammock land, but
tbe presence of this great tract of most
fertile land, of a soil rarely found in trop
ical countries, proves the geneial Idea er
roneous. The company does not propose
to raise cereals or garden stuff, but sugar
cane and cocoanuts, especially the latter.
This will be in the nature of an experiment,
as cocoanuts are not indigenous to Florida.
The company la composed of New York
ard southern capitalists. The land was
bought front a syndicate ot young- men of
New Orleans, headed by Mr W W Walils,
who has tome stock In the firming nter
prtse and will be president of it.
The total value o' goods ex potted from tbe
United States for the month of Msy 1891 was
957.900. 302, and for the mont'i of May 1890
S7f45r'i628 an increase of 1542,674. The
total value of impotts for May 1891 was f 71,
980,127 and for May i83o it was $70,138,040
an increase of $:, 843,087. Hut it sliould I
borne in mind that the increare i mainly in
goods tiist are on the free list. There is a
material decrease in the importklionsol gowds
upon which McKinlcy increased the tariff,
such as all kinds of woolen goods, cutlery,
pottery etc. This means that in the near
future our people will have to pay much higher
prices lor their tariff ridden goods.
The eastern demo jra'.ic papers are still full
of criticisms of Mr John Wanamaker, tbe
postmaster general. They insist that he has
not cleared himself from doubtful end even
criminal relations with the Keystone bank,
and that be should demand a rigid investiga
tion, not by some white washing council com
mittee, but by a grand jury. The republican
papers, as a tulc, have nothing to say, and
therefore seem to tacitly admit that honeid
John bad his fingers somewhere clove around
tha'jclly-jiir. Evening TrUrram,
Secretary Foater's scheme of pot'.ponlng
timSI after the fall elections his disunions
as to whether the coinage of silver dollars
shall be continued has stinted a smile
which tipple all over the face of a globe
The Ohio, democrats will hold their State
Couyeutiouat Cltvelanl on tha Hih and
15th of July. Tbacinvenilm will consist
of 700 dolegttda, the apportionment being
made on the vote of secretary of atate last
fill.
The Kaiaer dia likes beer, which is om
what extraordinary, bat only su additional
indication that he is not entirely in touch
with the German pon'
The republicans of Ohio claim for tbei'r
party that "its vhiovomouts htvo no paral
lel." This is true. No, other parly ever
spent a billion dollars ia two years.
KeveUies In Jarkets.
I liave received a small assort men t of
noveltiea in htitii's spring jackets, made
in the latest (styles of Blazers and Keef
ers, in cheviot, diagonal and worsted. I
expect to carry a full line of these jtooda,
as well an all the kaiin styles in Ladies
Capes, beai'esl, crochet ami in cloth.
Orders taken or special hmos and styles.
Sam'l E Yob-no.
TIC LEQ It A 11 1 .IO N1CWS
A Terrible trneriljt
Ellis, Nen, July io Some time lustnilit
the mot terrible tragedy ever cnaclc.l in tliii
section of Nsbrsaka occurtcJ. Tlita nfiemoun
Mrs Dt Allen, of Beatrice, enme to Ellis on a
visit to Ler brother, John 11 l'utctbaugh, v.ho
lives a mile and a lu i south or town, Me
was il liven 10 the farm by Louis Ptttmi;. She
knocked at I he dw but received no reply.
They entered, the door not being lK-ketl, at U
louml a horntiie state or nlUu. rtcr lirollicr
was lying on the floor covered with Lloxt. In
bed was the mother with a bullet ttnouh her
lien-.!. In bed with her was a two -year-old
bahv, also tliot through the head. On a
loli m;c in a room was another bed occupied by
two young gltls, one t j and one 15, Uoth
were desJ, with bullet holes in their heads.
I low tuey met their tet'ible fate in vet un
known.
Ketrd General.
roRTLANn, July jo. General SJiofield'
accompanied by his wife, aides and General
Gibbon, retired, pall lhe port of Vancouver
barracks an ollicml visit yemeiday, arriving a I
noon, when a salute of fifteen guns was bred
lie wsk met at the forty by omccrs of the de
partment and the post staff, all being in full
dress uniform, and escorted to the purn lo
grounds, where the troops were iliawn up in
line for review. After the tevicw. General
and Mrs Sihofield were tendered a reception
at the quaiters of Colonel Anderson the pott
commvnder,
track salrm Alone.
Salkm, July lo. Hut aflrrnoon, at 4
o'clock, talent and vicinity was treated to the
hardest rainttorm ever exerieced In Oregon,
according to the memory of the Oldest inhabi
tants. There wss loud thunder and vivid
iicmning. . It 1st estimated the rainfall wits
ovet hall an inch in lets than an hour. Much
bay cut today and yesterday wss ruined, and
wheat lodged a little, but otherw ise there was
no Jamage. Those who csme here in the
earl 40's never taw such rain or an electric
display before.
After the Baleens'
SfOKAMK, July 10. Mayor Folhcringhsfn
and Chief of I'olice Mftis have nolilicJ all
saloonkeepers that next Sunday the doors of
their respective places of huiiiict must be
closed and locked . I'roscculions will follow
all violations. It is not known what steps
win be taken by the suocni,
BU Mentha'ftew Mllrsae .,
Chicago, July 10. The Railway Age
statistics show that from Jsnusry I to Jul)
there have been constructed I7JS miles of
main track, in thirty eight slates and terriioiirs
r 139 roads. The south and noitnwesl
continue to show the greutest activity.
rr!Be Cea.l rallerra.
Sa." Francisco. July 10. The lWsttett
mercantile agency teporii ten failures in the
Pacific toast states and territories for the week
ending loiuoirow, as complied with fifteen
ibr the ptevioui week and seven IV fie cv-
reonding wctk of lS-.
ABIrlklag Jtavr.
l'onrusn, July 9 The council, at i:
aiiiouinca meeting uoi mtli', ucciaietl war
sgslnat the Wiilanmetle Iliidj;e and Mount
itooti Mieet K4iiwsy companies. At in
meeting last niht, it repealed the ordinances
recently passed b tte defunct Kat roitiami
council gran;ing the compsnies franchises over
a urge Bumbrr 01 streets. I liere ss vulually
uo 0(pottiion, lhirie-B r r the repcslu g O'di
nance aud three acsinai. Tbe noes were
Fiiedner, Scroggin end Woodvard.
A UtHtaavlllettrc.
McMlKNVILLE, July Q. A d3HtiLnik
fire occmrcd hcte atcut 7 o'clock hisevt niig
in which Jcnrs & Co's jdaaing mill, satlt and
door factory and lumber slie's were lolslly
destroyed, together wiih tbi; amount of
lumber. 1 beir lots is etunated at Sro.coo,
with co intuist.ee. The hading C'hinctc
laundiy Asskobumed, causing tnar.y people
a kits of clothing.
. MMb.-sa.la'sOsl
C11 icaoo, July 9. Judge EWgctt decided
Thotbe Coutin's cate lids morning by rendet
irg a deckiot liotding Miss Cousins was out
of office for good and eon not get back. Ct-ort
held that the board ot msnsgcr was created
by the oj!i-ral commUsion srd received its
power fiorn that body, and that these powers
ckicnded to ti e executive . committee of the
board cf lady roaosgers and it had full power
10 act.
I eraasnioa alarm.
Helena, July 9. During the iU
weeks ih's lectio- has cxpaiieitced a half
dozen furious raio storms, parfsking of the
nature cf cloudbursts. In each case they
were accompanied by a thrilling electrical
display. Such dttpUys beln unusual i 1 '.hi
section, the itvcriiy of thoe exr-ericm-ed re
cently has bees the cunt of much alarm inj
astonishment. 1 he (lashes were blinding in
their intensity, and f 'owed in rapid success
ion, Not much damage wss done by the dis
charges, though some buiMing hare been
struck.
aisle tlllaore
lOBTLAND, July 9. Oiej,-o.i is the thirly
seven'.b state in whi:h ft farmers' state al
liance' has b'en o'ganued. The organization
was perfected at a convention held in Port
land yesterday. That the alliance is steadily
increasing in numbeis and strength an- in
fluence cannot be deird.
Mr J It llenninger, of wit km county, was
elected temporary secretary, and Albert Hart,
of Multnomah county, was chosen temporary
assistant secretary
Messrs C Moron, of Clackamas, U A Irvine
ot Linn, and W A Sanipls, of Umatilla, were
appointed a rommittee ri) rewitul ion
Messrs N Pierre, of Tmaliila, W Hron, of
Baker, K A Irvine of Linn, and W Detly,
of Vamhill. were appoii.tel a commit Ice on
constitution and by-laws
A committer on resolutions w.i appointed
and resolutions were pas ed,
' A serine. Aeelilewt
Salem, July 8. Irl Mehrling, wot king
in Michael Flynn's logging ramp sis miles
west of Dalta-, mut with an accident yester
day which will probably result in death: lie
was fcllinft a tree which in falling caught in
tha top of another tree. Mchrling ran but was
struck by the lice in its descent His no
and collar bons were: broken and he wasother
tvite l,n!'y hurt about the lJy.
A Trry eld Woman
Jacksovvillk, Or. July 8. Mrs Margaret
Schumpf died at her home in this place yef
terday eed 95 years. Mis Schuwpf was
horn in A!ce, Germino, and came to the
Unites States in 1851, long Icfore Germany
had rominenced the conquest of l.cr native
land. She was a woman of wonderful physi
cal strength, and retained her men'.al faculties
uaimpaircd until the la.t,
A Texas Sturm
KTLE, July 8. Tl.is section was visited
lasf night by an electiic storm, accompanied
by high winds, rain and hail: On Williams
ranch nttar here, Uawkini.' dwelling house was
destroyed and all members of the famtly In
jured A man sleeping in the second itory
was bloan 200 yard fiOin the house.
Knllrely Obllt. rated
Kino Sing, July 8. Warden Iirown lodny
close. I the last chapter of the electrocution
sensation by I urj ing I he Lotlics of S'ocum.
Wood and Juiro in ihe prison cemetery cov
ered w ith quick lime. The graves were leveled
oft so no trace should be left.
FortmiHor & living have some KetiAie
sanee IsuHcmtaius for $13 a pair, ai litieaa
anything 'ever seen In the Hy. They
range down t.a $7 a pair. Other lace cor
tnios dowii tj (I 01 less a pvr.
Or. (i half doilnr reduction oil every pair of
Ludlow's line a bona A good line of them
atS K Young's,
1( yonr eyes trouble yon go to F M
Frsncli's and have them tested b Johnsons
patent eye motor, and g t gUss that fit yon
properl". Gkves from 25 coats to 810.
Ml 1
letter lilt.
Followirg is the list of latter remaining
in the poat office at Albany, Linn county,
Ore-jon, July 9, 1891. Persons calling for
these letters must give tha date oa which
they wete advertised.
Adklos. Iryen C 2 Crown, Mrs Mary
Davis, Ooorao Grave, Mis Di-lia
Ho3dersnn,Mr Ellea Lane, Mrs Irene 2
Maine, F J
Peary, J L
Hobin'on, Mr Jim
Taylor, .Andrew
Tarmtjliffo, J (i
William., J T
Smilh, M .
Shelly, Mifs Maiiuie
Thona-.Jli
Woich, Van
McUleati, Miaj N
K.-mard, V O
T. HlvsT-i-TH, F, M.
Clils clcclrocut'iim U a gmit lliinjt, A
hinti prcsse 11 button nod .the victim
lakes a rest.
The Oakland, Cnl. common toumll.
Monday nltiht. tailed to pti nit ordinance
llccnfcttit the pool mourn. The in rami re
lacked one vole ot I ho ncccssarr lwo
thirds.
Snarker The Corvulll rlrU wear spec
tacle when they ore In the surf.
Darker True, hut the Slem girls arc
spectacles themselves. Revived.
Youpk Lady (lit the midst of a crowd!
l'leaio don't crowd so, gentlemen. You
aro smier !n mo to death.
Old Maid (on tho oiitMtlo) Here. mad .
anie, let me change places with you,
A clergyman who did not get on well
with the congregation was appointed
chaplain of a penitentiary, and preached a
far well sermon to hit congregation. There
was nothing In the sciinon at which any
body could take offence, but some ot the
members did not like the test, which wnsi
"I k to prepare a place for von, o thnt
witcre 1 am t o msv alio be.
There I a paradise? awaltlni a In rue
number of marriageable young men tip In
.astern uregon. A rorrerpondent of a
Union paper &vs: A lady friend Ir.torm.
ed me recently thatthcie were over fifty
marriageable voon; lauics in union ami
no men wortn having. The Union gh Is
all say that the saddest words of tongue or
pen, are these sa J worJs, "we rc short o
men,
"Did joucver se a lame Chinamen?'
says a man Iroin Ueadwood. They all
answered no. "Well, I'll tell you why.
When a Chinaman vets hurt 01 loses a
limb, thev kilt him. It Is part cf their re
Union. I know a Chinaman who was
hurt while bUsttng rock en a railroad In
Idaho. His hand was blown ou. The
doctor fixed it and said It was nil rliflit.
Wc mld the Chinaman a lew uavs
afterward., and enquired of nonte of bis
friends and was Informed that he ua
dead. "Died of tho wound.''' we asked.
No," said the Chinamen, "dtlntc tea
klllcchlm." Did you ever ace a lame
Chinaman?
People talk about mortgages in Oregon
Thet'iiilt I they are cari.er propriloit
atc'y than In nearly all of the atate, and
the biggest liars arc thine who sav the
credit item Ik ail here. One cxthangc
says; ''Jerry Simpson said in one of hit
speeches not" long since In the eal thul "it
the whole atate ui nnas was put up for
sale it wjuIJ not bring enough to pay oil
the exitlti-; Itidebtrdort ot the atiile.'
Many eastern papers ai.d poll ileal dema
gogues took the tpaeatlon tip and tried lo
make capital out of it, but how ran they
get around thc: flguret? Tbe asesed
valuation of the Male Is a hundred and
forty million., white tbe morlgaRC Indebt
ed on real e.late alone I. a bundled and
forty millions. Jerry knew jutt what he
wa talking about when be triads I I. re
niarks "
The Salem Journal U making Its cdilo
rial pago fur more lie!y by filling in
with children's storirs anil pUite matter.
If tho Dkmim-rat wtto to "score" al.
tho people It I1.11 K-en reitteleit to on
aeeotintof Ihe Willamette bridge it would
bo in a continual slrvnin ol but water.
Spe-akinjj of tho eneainpment al Fort
Gil.lmit, near Milton, tho MrMlnnvith
T. H. says: "The wyt were well si tth d
in ramp by Monday tnorairiK and tlr
from the favoritistu shown the Portland
companies, and tho very jxjor rations,
our boys are getting along to'.t-rably
well."
The Seattle rress-Tiinre sav it U es
timated that Ki0,0i)l),0(M bushel of grain
will !o shipped friitt tho Atlantic swa
board before the Ixfiittiing of the cxin
injr ytar. For this wheat, which is
needed to pnt bread in tho mouth of the
hunjrry nation.i of Europe', the gold now
hoarded in the twttka f Knitland and
France and other countries w ill find its
way Into tho United Htates.
Two well-drtsKeJ swindlers tried to
work the "change racket" Monday on
John Hart, an old gentleman who ssi
tending stoio for a time for Landry A
Itomotu in lnjught ten cents wortli of
cherries, and handed out a I0 bill, Tho
clianj; was given, when his companion
said, "Mere's a dime, no nso making
change," and tho other follow wanted
his $10 return!. He had leen eiven
the silver, however, itnd Mr Hart, Urop
piiiK on tho game, relused to give Ixurk
tho bill. A dispute followed and during
its progress Mr Landry returned. Ho
fired the sharpers out of the store, and
they bad to leave twenty cents for their
cherries. They wsre afterw ards bounced
from town by the marshal. I'endlctoa
K. O.
Rev Mr Mjr'in.au ned sircuit prtacli
er, recently held services at a church not
a great distance from Eagle Creek. Dur
ing his discourse! sundry young men
made him a little angry. This stimulat
ed bis thought and his gestures. With
vest unbuttoned, the old gentleman
threw all bis vigor and power into the
longserrooii. The abundant prespiration
loosened thetlyo of his new red tindur
slilrt.w -li Icli stained his whito shirt and
his wrists and tho upper part of (he band
a reddish hue. All unconscious of tho
miseliief the red shirt was creating, lie
repeatedly wiped the sweat oil" his brow
with tho bark of tlm band. His ruffs
and collar becoming limp he cast them
on the floor. At the conclusion of the
service the old man looked as if he had
been working a wcpk in a slaughter
Iiouho. Oregon City Courier,
A man hi Marion cuts down hii own
cherrv trees to keep the boys from eating
the cherries.
The prizes or the best lady and gentle
men riders In the proce-.slona, on the 4th
at Corvallis, were swarded lo Mrs II Wood,
of Albany, and Walter Iirown, King's
Valley.
Arrangements have been made to run
trains on ihe Oregon Pacific to Coc Sta
tion once a week. This Is good as far
as t goes; but It means walking or wait
ing a week at oi.e end 01 the o'her.
Yesterday afternoon S II Friendly con
summated the purchase of tho Vogf brew
cry for J L Hoffman, o! Portland.niukiiig
a payment of r00. The price to he paid
is $3,200, for the building and grounds,
consisting of 80x80 feet. Guard.
The King Bridge Tron Co.,of Cleveland,
()., the successful bidder for the Albany
bridge, is one of the largest-nnd most; re
spontiiblo brijgo companies in the U. 8.
Mr Wakefield, the agent, Immediately
telegraphed the company to prepare for
business, and the bridge will he pushed,
so that it will he crossed by Due lat.
J B Wyatt 61 Portland, stopped over In
Corvallis Thursday while 0.1 his way to
the bay. Twenty years ago Mr Watt was
In the general merchandise biiKlnens In
this city. The firm name was known m
Clark & Wyatt and their plate of business
was In the store now oc.cnpled by J N
Nolan. Gazette. Mrs Wyatt, the DttM
ccrat, is in formed, Is in Europe.
Among the cities of the Willamette
now d'splaying push an J enterprise Is
Corvallis. It recently did a big thing in
securing a large wagon factory, has a two
mile street car line, a splendid school and
Other new institutions within the last two
orthiee years. With shipping facilities
only equalled by Albany it ia bound to
make a good city.
WhkretoGiitThkm. When wanting
n organ or plana call on G L Blackman
s-lu-e you can select from a first class
tet.
School Tax. Notice is hereby given
that the school tax of district 5 is 'due and
payable. All taxpayers are requested to
call at once and attend to the "-aine, at the
office of the clerk, C G Bnrkhart.
Tltlltt lK Itl' Uf.Ml't T.
.I.
In IS Binary of I'uat (lisnrrllnr J nine I".
Mull, of lotnret Lodge., K. efl,
Death never spptirnU'si the r"hhn
wires
That ever trcmhlo lo tho names before,
Will vibrato still, though every -form
expires.
And those wo love we look upon no
more.
Airaln has tho toll been called and tmr
Moved brother lms answered "Here 1"
aud his Is placed with the names that
are written In tho "Look of Gold" kept
by Mm, "Who doeth all things well."
Tims death lifin claimed 1dm for Ma
own l otoro h had attntmti even mo
meridian of life, but mercy stando beside j
and when emu wo lovo 1 taken henep,
sho plunts upon tho vacant spot the
bloom of consolation, and of hope, whoso
fmgruiifti soothes the sorrowing MouI,aiid
tells ' tin "we shall meet again."
Protlmr Hull was born in Missouri aud
died in Albany, Oregon, JunoetHh, 1HUI,
aged 20 years and flvo months, llo wns
knighted in loattrel Lodge Match 1o,1m:,
ami gained I ho rank thtt Past Chancellor
by nervlco Iieeetnlier 31, IKKi. Ho rp
ri Heiiled his lodge lu the Grand hl-a in
the sessions of ISH7-8, nndwn D. D. l,
C, for District No. 0 at tlm time of his
death. He was alsCaptsln of Columbia
Division No. 4, Uniform P ink, K. of P.,
which tuition ho had!-.. I since its or
ganisation, two years m Allolliees
and position of trust rooiiJotl to him
received his eareful and Int.'llijtetiteirorts,
ond were tUlcii with honor to himself
and benefit to the order id which ho was
ever proud, Therefore, le It
I'csolvcd, That in th death ot James
F. Iht.l, a vuliuit Pythiun knight hns
liern taken from our midst, and to tu ii
left to mourn the irreparable loss.
Uesolvt'd, Thnt we extend our sympa
thy and condolence to tho relatives of
our deceased brother, and especially to
his mourning sister, and aasure her that
"other In arts sharu the burdens of her
grieving, when a loved one lies under the
pan.
Itrsolvrd, That Pythian Knighthood
has suifered a sad bereavement, an irtee
tltitttWu loss, in the early demire cd en
vigorous mid Intelligent an advocate and
member of our order.
Kesolved, That as a token of knightly
love and memory, tho castle ball ot
I-aurel laidge be ilrapinl In tmninting for
thirty days, and that a copy ot these
resolutions be given the sister of our do
reused brother; also that a ropy le lurn
Isht-d each t.fll-oeily papers for ptibli
eutlon. U, W. W Hioirr,
H. (. WArfitt,
(I. W. HiH llTKM KH,
Committee.
lutsTt sur raet rttiiics.
(11. 8, Jl. Il' kl.tim. Ju4; J!. W. C.-t r a
Wm. Itiiliilisuith, Vrtniiii,iSiipjr.
Kosds applied for by J N Campbell et
al r.atab'ikhrd and etprn.es allowed.
Patne order a lo toad applied for by W
G M.nijftjttiery t si.
Oidjfcd that eot-nfy ply $l, . dantsgea
In the matttrof J II jenks' road, mid pc-
UUotitr t 52 y,
(J W Crnn fci'itwed aid for Mary
Giiowt, f.r JoH .
In the matter of ihe Willamette bridge
Mayor Cow sn 00 beha't of Ihe Cuc!l
tied that the hy would buhd 1 i.c bridge
at the hiotUm chi.en by ll,on the county's
epprof il Ing: 4i,fK, or that It would
give one ha!t the eol and let the County
build a hlsdl atcel brldgif wbeicver ll
ptessed. At pr? tl:e tto acii.n had been
liken in the mailer.
Applii-ati in for brMgo at Mill City
dbtltt'Wed.
P.ill of Train A Whitney, 17 so. for
publiBhing uiity court priH-ecf?ngs for
June, disallowed.
Application of J N Campbell and ore
for county road, granted, and bill of 121
fur espritee ordered paid.
Application cf Kdward Adam and
Maggie McMeekin for seholarshlp in
Rata Agricultural ColU -ge. not presenting
neeeasart rccouitacnsLtLioti. Not granted.
The control for keeping paupers w as
let to Mrs J j Dttvis.at a wttk fortoch
pauper.
Petition for a bridge on Thomas Crek,
2'v miles from Mo, granted, and clerk
ordered to advertise lor bids.
In the matter of a bridge at Albaty"it
w as ordered by the court that tho stint
of $40,000 toward the construe lion ot an
$s.1,STi0 stefd bridge across the WUlametto
river, in Albany, Ortgon, be, and the
same Is hereby appropriated outef the
I funds of I.inn comity, not otherwise ap
propriated, tite county not to bo liable or
responstbla for any other or greater
amount towards the construction of said
bridge than the sum herein and hereby
appropriated.and not to ? liable for any
Interest on said sum, ami me warrants
that may le Issued by the county not to
War any Interest, the bridge, ben com
pleted, to b kept In repair and cored for
wholly l y the city of Albany, and the
county of Linr. pot to be liable for any
part or parcel of the cost and expenses of
sui h or any career renairs.nnd the coun
ty not to bo resiontible or liable for ar;v
cost or expenses of any litigation that
may be commenet d or carried on with
refcrcnee to an id bridge or its loeat.ou,
but eneh cost and exjicnso to be borne
by the city of Albany. Ptaekburn and
Cooper voted yes on the order.and ttum
bnngb no.
The following bills were allowed:
S K Coylo, Insane acet,
Chance A Hale, arct rot.la
A H Powell, ac:t sundi -its
A Pdevins, acct roads
M Scott, shenir
Kiisalsdh Wrains, insauo
(i W Willis, roads
las Hooks, arct ismr , , , , .
Train A Whitney, printing
Ol . M il I'KOt I I IIIM.S.
70
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JO
7 no
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27.1 f5
K to
23 :.
12 00
7 00
Friday evening, July 10.
Present Mayor, lteeordcr, City Attor
ney, and Counciliuen French, Hawkins,
Tabler, Ihirkluirt and Garrett.
Tho hil'owlng bills wero ordered paid:
C W Watts, $11.00; Mike Cowan, $44.(W.
French moved that tho contract for
building a bridge across th Willamettfi
be lot t the Portland Bridge & Building
Co., agent for the King Iron Bridge
Co., aeeording to proposition 3 of plan 2,
for fS3',.'t5'J, and that tho mayor nnd re
corder fi-m the contract, .
Btitkhart objected to tin motion 00
tho grounds that it was contrary to sec
tion 37, which provides that tho appro
priation of money snail be by ordinance.
Not allowed. Upon which Mr Burkhart
stated that ho would file ft written pro
test. The motion of French was carried.
I reach Tansy Wafers.
wafers are a sure and safe i r.cin;
klndsof female treuble nr.o".'
ail obstructions to the tnonti 1
ao mutter what the cause. Tftv
1 'what every woman tieedi , at 1
n,ed with safetv. For sale k Htt
Tbe
far a
remov
period
are It
can be
Llvlntstone Chemical Co., also trow
sale agent, J A Camming, druggist, Bi
berg bock, A lbanv, Oregon. t
MAUIiir.I).
CRlTClIi.OVTHOMPS3N. On
Wednesday, May 8, 1S91, at Tallm-in, Mr
Ben E Ciitchlow, a well known rouie
agent of the 8tatetnan and Orcgonian, of
Salem, and Miss Ella J Thompson, of
Tallman, .
BR0DEBS-I I ARDER.-On Thursday
evening, July Oth, 1891, at the residence
of the bride's parents, near Albany, by
Rev. J. F. Stewart, Mr. Henry Broders,
the well-known and popular butcher, of
Albany, and Miss Ella Harder, both of
Linn county.
The happy couple have tho best wishes
of many Irlenda.
PATTERSON-COON. On Saturday,
July 4, 1801, at Ilalnoy, by Rev. M. M.
Marling, at the residence of 8. N. Davi
son, Mr. A. B. Patterson n.'d Miss Allie
M. Coon, both of Halaey.
DIED.
GALBRAITH. On Tuesday evening,
July 7th, 1801, at Mill Springs, Tenn., at
tho age of 70 years, Mr?. Galbraith,
mother of Mr. J. P. Galbraith, of Albany;
Oregon.
UMIIK AU 4KOAI
TlltIISDAV
A KIt in, el H.di m, woi'ivAl tho ( on'rsct
fur furninhing kltofia for tlm in&ann,
Orrpen is now rtpial to Nnw York tiii v. It
ban a 41,0, They nre in tho prnituntin'',
and that 14 hih water tnni'k,
Dr L h I'owtatid has hiwt appointed su
iJMtiittoodetit tif ths state innns syluin,viee
Dr Iaw, whoso term expires..
Mrs 0 W Clarke has closed hn mUllnpry
store in this city and moved roSetitb tud
Wash., where sho will tiii) tt-irr. Mrs
Clark did a gund Im iinrs herr and goci to
South ll nd fjrotthr trfe-oiies.
.The SiulUti iil eh 11 rm;ity thti iifc,
owlujr ti wtuit near- um month iy Mi
anon Ditch Company, o.wd h a niult. the
woolen tot!! hsndo, and othnf f ai;l ry hAnds
aloni; thn liver an taking a m at ion, t
Dr U W Maa'on and W U Divi, hv
furmed a prtnrtiii for thn tirMiti'of
mrdiehin ami will oct upy the flh rf Dr
Matton npiMstlte tint Dkmiu'Isat tlhov. Mf
tonArl)yU w ill mike a string rrie.eil
Hi m.
John O'ilfsiBit, ' orni'ily s rr.i-htnt fi
UlaW nterlnot, h a he in eU'eted r--idt I
of tlel Winters Uii ). tt Port) Hi t; and W
V O.I. nrr, aii t,, Kit,ie l,,v v'n ekctrd
flnsnoial seen toy . FUii;sno C'tisrd
Wm A l(tll,snt to the pi nitentury from
Linn comity In IXH'J fur wrecking lha train
at this city, wa pardoned ytterdnv by
(lovsrunr IVnnoyer, snd arrived in Albany
this noon, and will probably make this city
hi home.
The 4,h of July has Jus tri-k Albany,
rvsnllint; i two.hftwitor games, - Quo, that
of throwing balls st a wwla man, ai A th
othr-r a tmnwum, c.t'o.i4liiisj td a totu rmpttr
or. a hnbdtt, ttc. "You poys year iiiotiey
and runn yonr risks."
jtn fliHt K Cbaniberlsin, attorney p.en-
ral vf Oregon, hat opened an fifline In the
Flino block, in this eily, for the teneral
lraoiice til law. Mr Chsinborbtin i one cf
tlm best attirneya in ths tat, and deerves
a reoewal of the lr;' ora;ti.?c hi enjoyed
On going Ih'o the bauki ja btishie,
Tho who wiht!.! tli fo.t smsc 'ii
iderlly r.tsr'.itd &!ondse tiinrol.tK 'o '
trsnift t'uHil) tin 'ti luras )iiti lli
lt.u!.uf( loeal as it w leaving ti.e UKp.t,j(!lc.,itfito I. W Aciii.etia tV..vil,3ny.i hi i- n
tnc irsntwas oii.ier poii ru-aawajr niti.i,
miniiuu,.ii..r, unMirtw jtowi o."'"""'
eomlortati'y. An ordiusry n.Mi ci u'd !t
hava bearded tho tip-. U;jitsr
Din Ha Wast To Di Ye.ierdsy
evetilng I'dwsrd IJ Kcrtdail, attempted
auklde in W J Muiitehh saloon. Alleant
he dUehara
2ed a
revolver while sitting nt 1
Ishlc siona. The bull did not touch hltn.
Keiid.ilt had for second tltne tfj.fiiaied
from bis wlf and has bad com-idetfihic
tltitlile. Afirr the tl.Ot he wetit lit his
room in the second tty i f ll.e runt's
building.
Thrrc U pil! gepersl oprdii that
It was not an si tempi Bt suicide at U, bur
the shot was Cired for other pu or
accidental''.
Tik OviA'i WHkcisn This
motohtj; at in early, hour th overland
wa going sott'.h through Co Cretk Csrt-
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is..... 1.. l....i 1..,. .-. . 1 ..
1 tin. wncii a una .11,11? caii.c a.-.i:ii?L 11c
111111 ui ins ua!ii, !ino.i!ij; liiceogiov,
man mm esprcas ear. i te irsia. t.tc
. It .. 1 M I ... 1 . .1.. . . 1
eng.no wa
thcs-tti'.lneer
feindder.
had a hsi
d bruised Hii1lr.
t!ir only accident. Chat Irs piper was
making hi second litpbt the? m.iH c.ir,
bavlnti rreenUy been pronijtrd from the
Jnenl fain; out wis m.t IfijtKJdat 81. The
two car were only thrown e hot d-mnre
snd were not badlv damsgtrd, h m
thought ihe train would In; rwnf.loa; by
IW4 evening.
V.khz Hail. Ye.icr.liy sfiernoan
an
rwit!;. game of h? Sj..:! w ! d hf-
tween tJv Moonlight Alley cH.o aod th
Tommy rarro'.t cltih. The former r,
J-1 to 17. Tommy Partoit eHJ. fitly 'UW
not play with hi uual vijor.
In a game' of bate ball played between
ti c tmlvrr.it es c?f NortH Csiolina and
touth Carolina, yearn ago the stoic wa
li-to and CAf h side msile $ error.
A gasne of ball played tld after
noon between the CVdtege club and the
Mrd Hitters, both juvenl'e clot. The
Clubs were cotnfwttcd the fohowitip!
Colivee MeAIUtcr, c; Wathbomc p. E
Irvine, it hi Y'ouo' jnd b; Stile. 3rd t : ,
r-Sierttbur, a , !owen, If; loff!1cf; Ct
Irvine, r f, Hatd Hitk-rii .si.le! !, c;?
lone., p; McHsnicl. utti; Sedjwkk, and i M u MayhCl-l toj J Lirehoir, m
b : I-and. trd b ; Mb!, s s ; Parrel), If;!,, CV3 13 1 ' 1 -' ' '
Knox.c f; Bentley, rf. - Last Atban v c metery As'n to
ft f w , , . . Samael ecland, block 13. ..
T he tillrii won In nine inmnns. m-ar ! . ... . ' . .
30 to is. Time, 2 hour to ml.iutei. Cm
- r. ,
phe, Wm Welch.
srioav. .
Ntw lAy U ahoat S3 a tm.
Co H, lttr?., of Attorii, ht. d'aaalod.
The l-"p.kirii now l.'d Ui the N W bars
bail toomstuei.t.
A Polk cotinty man toads f30 from a
acre of go.a beiriej. ,
The Oregon Stste llotriciiliarnl Secirtj
mro'.t in Naabor Ju'y H and 13.
Th Ktarr, ,f l.ulwir'on, and Ui Sc:o
played a tin men ol tune bl! ui tru l.ii.itio
loom beiiijj 15 to 13.
A t"me rf bA bad in Wiiij, attancd 1
tw. 0 ths AlUsmea m) a!nUio, to Iw pbyed
at thia eiiy Jaly 29:h.
Tlio air h btn o fu'd i.( the M
ttla today "tht sil other tr-j-ios l,d to
lak a b.ok reat, and even thn li;'t did not
flfcht.
McMiotivitlfl seems to bo an attrsotiitn for
k yer. W M Buitnev.f ft!mt,ha foxmed
part ncri iip with V W fVitti an-.l will
move to tha? city.
V A Uioa eot.l the h'V' Kidtmnr.H ptseri
of l.rm ,s3.-.1ay M A Mitbrodt.
front Hebrnsks, e-mssh'titio'i $24), ako
HO acres of J li Jo'i isonN t.v If Klwrtts,
of C'iifoiijh,"oti.i(iwrsittt,a f L iUinnn
Fx; rii.
The !o C Statey troop will ba in Albany
on Wetloosday evening, July 2i, with the
dt iysl Pass," n oomrdy full of a. any please
ing features. Tho oomp.ny I now playing
a suncsnfurtioi'asement at the ll;ish street
Ih'iAtur, San Francisco. '' -
The Catliuiic hve s rooonl va K'o t lln-in-
o:rs. lhny uniiuiiteuy t:wnt tlm tlu
tmetion, A Cutlioiio fair a recently hold
at Hnkort'Hy. thn ree-iiipts of..wldoh wsre
$1,87.'!.. 40, whi r, tha cxpunsos v t?ro only 73.
W'liat body of finaticlnrs cn maUe a tUowing
eUl to this? Pendleton 1C O.
' Not very much hmd ia be i rut taken oy in
the foothills cow, The Sciio Press now only
ha one notice f.trpnoliuation, whars Ithn l
twenty-five at thi tirntt lsat vear.acd nearly
alla-e publinhad m tliat paper, it being the
oere.t ia thiscoanty. L;t the eovernmoot
survey bo ntado sronnd P.rsitenbadt and
there wiil ba a rush for Jaad. .
A ridu in tho cvuntrf show .---sidorable
f.ill wheat rosdy for tha binder, and already
in A fu-.v fieldi tits wheat hs hoe.n out. This
ia mtiiih cat Iter than nwai. Tho crop protn
te to be lari-e both of fall snd sprirg tv hast.
The prioe nt the start will bo 7o cents.
Fartnurs nhnuld remember that si a rs'c it is
well to soli osrly; thooxh this last year was
an exception.
K. of P. OfFicKHfi. East evening J J
Dnbruille, T D G C, installed the follow
ing new ollicers of Laurel Indue. No 7 K
of P: . ,
W M Parker, PC,
QEProoat.CC,
IJ G Haynes, V C,
It G Watson, P.
C WCiowder, Mat A, -
P B Marshall, M of E,
LA Allen, I G,
P Y Duncan, O 0.
'A Silom paper says Ealom has a oontraot
for all the Uuspqaa river salmon, 800 pounds
a doy. ;
Lane comity sent three persons to th in
nai.o asylum thit wetk, tho last ltaj- C 0
She part! of Eugene. ,T".
The Staver &Wa!ker and Salems piny at
Salem tomorrow, Ths latter club has signed
two now player?.
A "W Fee, ths bicycle rnan.hes complgtod
srrnngetiierita for teaching a class of ladies at
the armor Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day afternoons of next weuk, An ladv
wishing to learn to riiio a bbycle free should
be present.
Koapp, Burroll & Co,, of this cite, have
just sold to Smith & Whiteaker a 22 inch
Pitt tin cRher. Smith Si WliitoaUer reside in
fienton or.unty, and it is a matter of gensial
interest th At they should come to Albany,
tbe trading canter of the valley, for their
thresher. .
Another social tight waa reported Inst
eveniecr, and today a couple well knrfWn ci
tizens from across the river, after raising a
w ind storm en First street,' retired to the
alley bai.-k of Knson, Barrel! & C's to fljtht
it oat; bat the aSir proved ou!y a .storm I
and no blotrs wow strut.;-. !
Mr Milton Hale, I'rtsidout of tlm Toledo
Joal uottipany, r'turnoil on '1 titirailay from
a meeting of ths Imanl ot diriictora st J'ole
do, at which "it was onloted th-i Hie
Secretary edvertiso forbids furdiivin't
tinintil, TuiilJ f.; t, (o tlm coal beds, Tim
oc ' rAt.ti'.r will l.e retpiiit'd to nah the work
mut fcii I day, pt '1 i iv c t(i. jetit botula (r
thnjintnfiil eseeiitioii oi loo work,
I.t.it evening Miei.i l o '-i brought tu Al
bat y from blivdrl an aged drummer fuf saw
mill maahtnery, ntmed II A Pueplec, wfcn
was tiUett before Jnttioo had
guilty to tb charjro .f attempt at rpe and
lined $20 and oas ,$70 In all.whkh he paid,
PeeplfiS wi traveliiig with i M Hyfrr,tienr
WVrl.lA li.T'Ueti'a mill, wlmll Ptryles
Wi lit itit 1 t!i tiiiiite of Men l'im Tb mi to
got drinks bill hi st aid aliewpt"-! t ) cntri
mlt s r) im Mri Th"itit9,wrt'iirt loi fmnd
a'ttfje, M rs Th'imss retitted and flight liim
fh'tfely, vth."i hft kv' t!p'io'l 1- ft tha h;.nift
going Din thefo to .Vhnd l, w !i;ro ho wt -retrd.
ilafotoirvorycslinsipl)',
H A ttnlio, druggist, Fronoh'a corner.
ri.ic giooeries at Conn ti llcbdriesnti's.
Preth ffBetuhlti snd t tfrha evflty morn
iug Krowasll's. .
I j-1 i.nv rlleei '. cf teifg intonu f t ( K
r.fo!,; a
A Ilea hnt f eMvkery w i 'nr i 'unn'S
Ifrrxh'i'Wti's,
il.l vrnll (tied nil 1 Hilt ii,,l.' il i aih
It o n at Vi. ri eVV. .
riaayits,, 1,1 ;nt, at v wre.f4' hop
CloeC I oil .HnndttJS, :
Irii k de'iuioui See cold aoila water at V
K UfOwneH'f .
A Anrtnent of feat,1;'0 ar.:ds to
ale at C'K hiownctr.
E W Aohisna A; Co are ,!ht. lunnuintuta
at I'mtland pi lw,
G ihlffa cppttutitiin am waser (.very
tia ny rot truo rg wi'ii v i. r.rownol
. A nw II en of
lod'.w sh!. frm m
CotiU to ft t0 oh complete, at Sstnttel 11
Yeun's,
, , , ... . .
snppli... dirr.t fr-in, PI lUilfh.his. by 1
v., Lt '" 7
' ,rf'
At the to tiff of llro.iUlbin and I t ttreet
ton will Hii-1 . J". I .e. ri
III the f,r-K.fty I
II alwnys Ihe hml
J 1'or lArt"m lo morotnx nl, b v!.t 1
j.cJi b.ed, cakes, ptwt, els., rvvty tDy
j st it iA'irtiOiiIco le1 auruet. I
v y or
ordrs.
kwjt it iii jour hind t,Ai Allen l'.ro prn
00 kwpinK ths kind of 'rorinth pnhhc
maiida. Thstr stock is a litis ecu.
At Yi.t'ek's hsitii( snd bai.Ttitlintr pf
lurs, ' holies ar.d coiiiheii's hasr - cttviig s
jitiHy,
Jue V P HtsniV hnecf ''re-.t t'd' f;l
VlikS trelore htsjtog iihewtvrw. . .
Muttaclie ding den.j (inhort not j. o wish
t lir tvrl-cd t.ci !n!t ill'.4nti,r.,ua i,t, tt
Vkrcstk'.
VsiiCft Pai.sk l'srrE'fst!4.r,"hi f of po
liee lloiliimu went lo Portland this mum
(i I I stilt... ..... . .i
m kt 1 ..iit.i uii.m .'uiji.fiiif- itl LP
..,... ..... ..1....... . .1 . ,
jotin stand stveraJ montlis n;M. He
liloh-ett X Hon sod Out C IS 1 fclrsn
j net proprietors ci ti e bitUr swore ou 1 1
.1
i too
complaint for uis arrest mi thy 1
UrciiKiaa Ol selling gmU lllnier ll.n pre-
a ttll(. . :;ru..
l tO Alba!!)
I t jhvr U "''
FsHVicirs TtiiioRiw, .t the lVwdiy-
t rSit ehnrch at II am mid 7 p in.
."abhath w hool at l-' :U p nt ; Y I H C K
meetiog at 7 p m. Tho subjects of lite
"riuons will ls, "Kaiiith'Xul -Its DiiTt-e-iltics,"
and, "An Kxaiii'.le of a Nohk;
1 ;jtaraUr.'
Ail wul 1)9 made wi-koine.
i
rrcachlngat tbcConjjrer'tional ehwh
1 mArnin-j and evvnirtr. Kuv K C J..''.a
j w ..! 'rnlpy the
Al UK!
t rhwrt h nt 11 a m and
1 ,4-t p in, hr tilt tiii
h'tt, -T:..r Vhrt cf .! I
t-ir. M.irnin;: imli
ver, of .s-rv ietj "
Kvrnsnjt subject, "Ma-ii -.'ym ilot.."
Sunday school at 1-';15 p m; Yyi-.ng
I'coj.dt iiiet tiag at D p in.
IIAiAntori loIMphtna 1
ton, li'l.4)f,crs loW 1 .....
Delpliiiia Hamilton to B W Ilam-
ilton, Ii5l.4acre 10 iV 1
M W Huston to ohn Haston, one-
fifth intert st ia 1(5 1 nrc i t
W 3 .....
Cht-on to JI V MayficU, Hii acres
1
MM
100
&00
1.-1
1200
1.TK 1
li K l.'.mhtf OII..IIM. ....l.,o
Bros, 7 lots Hiirtisburg.
SoiMi AtiVK:.lt pars to tn 5h
tlHj!t: even Fi.akfi?peare admitted that,
1 Iti this connection it t.nay Vie remarked
that W R Graham has Just received an
elegant lino of saitingsi r the sprit;; and I
summer, never surfaced in an Albany!
market. They are tha best to Is? oh- J f
taintd, a an inspection will shgw, and 1 1
Mr Graham is preparwl to make them 1 . -npjii
the latest stylo with a skill hij'
loniC Mpfrience. has enabled him to he I .-!ii.P-t"r
i,f. 1
A Bstisled nasise.
f.f sr I m lieott lis ne.l
n- u.,
u
ti-i-rniaolL !t
li i.ftt hss a U.iutiti.d apottinert
the
rrite
kU'tnita,
1 y the eldi icb !
drtprpai, dueHJiia ihe at d rrfitii i
to return. W hct tn hreaii the iiei!, what I
cao rssfVtke baa laid upon the tihhafpy tr - j
gn? We answer Bnht-itatioeIy, llo-t-t-ter'a
Stomach P.ittr. snd we are waiantt ii '
In lha repon;j by tfas recordd testiTtiotiy j
td myrisda, eoyeting a peried ever third tl 1
a tit ntury. A ecnre e-f the Bitters, teem
in any steeo of the f)i-itiin,ai.d pcnsinten'Sy I
fo'lowed, wi'J termtuile 'a eun pt)-ilitw,r.ot ;
partis T, Tbe Hitters restorrs to; to the I
eplimtio tier!-, reie and -urifies the!
juii.-e eititling from tlss cellular tissue that I
set upon lbs feed diiitively, expels bilr j
froci the t'onimh ai.d the blood, and pro- ;
mates a reKttlar habit of body. Mabris,
kidaey eotuplaitit, ucrvcuioni, rhrtimatirtii
and xtsialgia eive way to this mtdiuirr.
Xitltiers S
j 0touai is ;eeommended by phytioians
1 t-fur chtldrsn terihios?. It i nun 1 ve-e-
ilo prrpsrstinr, its iosjieihtiots are pith- I
J lnhcd numuvt et!i britt'.o.. It is p'easiinr, to
liS tste snd a htltit! ly hat ml Bits. It rolitvr '
coniiiitpatiiio, resnlntea Ihe lowcl, 'ijuiuls 1
psio, curs disrrnoea amLwiud ctdic, allays !
frretitho'ifs, destroys worms, and prrventa t
coiivt"isioR!, stfios the ebt'd mut ijivi.s 1!
refrenhing and natural lep. Oi-svitiais
the children's pauacea- the tituthsi' frietd.
.'1 1 ilo.i a, ,'l.j i;tit.
Wtien Baby was sick, we fare her Cantoris.
Wkan she was a Child, sho eried for Castorla.
When site became Hiss, she siting to Castoria.
Then she baa OiiUma, ah ( ave Uista Caeteria.
Tkele Culy MeAlslae fet.
Yt'illi VV B Miller, Peerlcdce.Monlana,
wrll "I lute hetn ttsina Brandroth's
bills for the Utt thirteea years, sad though
I have bad nine chiUliss, I have never bad
a doctor ia tk hs except thrse tiaiea,
whoa w had an eptdesin cf aoarlet feyor,
wkiolt re soea bauishiMt by a vigorous nso
of Brsndreth's Pills. I have used them fcr
rayself, two or thrne a eight for month, foe
liver eosxpl-dut.dyspepsia, and csastipation.
laiiirrhoaa, eriaps,wu)d oolic, indigestion,
oae oj two Brsndreth's Pills fixed the child
ren at ens-i. A box of pills ia all tha medi
sir. sliest wa require ia to house. Wo una
tkai for rketist.tuia, eeid,cctsri',liihans
ssm i isisnre hl4. They nsver have
fe.Mn 10 care sJl tha above twwslaints in o
vorv fsw ilsys."
. Latijbs OisreBtt Tisa. I have a very
arpa stoolc of tltftto Konds, in qnahtioa rar.p
tn; in prioe from $1.23 to ff4 09 pair. Tbey
Me n'uuo of leather ; tvery pair warranted.
Samoim. B YotiHt. -
Ailtany Marcel.
t7iieat 8J
)atr)-4a,;.
Butter S'J.s pr t?
rgpa lc
r.pyie.ostenee.
Ptaltes etfl por butlief'
Beer en foot, 2 '4 ts Se
For - 5J-4 nor It swetsfled.
tacc.Ms laini, He
claeuldsrs 7.5
jz 19" per I!,
f?:eurr s.i& rw bbl.
f k 4 i r r , i.
:t ' i i 1 V r fr-
Tim ( omiuit in, j
1t lelliilr .tisbrs a IMbersI Afl-rsiira. !
Il'.ii, eu.l tin- i;rli!;e ?-! 1
It h.lH be. 11 ''.ercl thi't V,f '.)! hfttt
a bridi'o i
After tho Drm'jckat was out Friday
evening the county court made itn r.p
priittion of iV)fiW towards the cun
etrnctioa ot it bridge ftnroM the Willam
ftto ui Albany, t ha hitit according l?i
the plans in (ho b.nnds of tho cHy ermn
cil, si'ie:,i d by-tho eoinmtHHiorter', the
rr:h;r for which pcar (.-tiicwttere.
A t ftf) loljoiiriied liict;ltnrf the council
St 7 :"(' o'clock tho cn tract wni let to
tho Porlhtnd Vrh'-y'' Co., tin will appear
by the pro'-ec'iiui;;; gists hero.
Tho brfilgo adiijded will consist of V .it
spans and two epproaclu s. Th 's'-ntli
approach w ill lxyiu at tho north line of
Firrt strett, at Cu!aitioia, and will strike
tli" first pier 30!) feet liotth. The spans
w ill Ik 'Vi"i iind 3-!5 h-"f, rt'spect"
ivcly, and will Im 71 feet Ii'ikIi over the
main current, aliove luw w.-i'.i-r mstrk, or
forty feet h'i ao hijfh water. Thy rspsri
V.tn sitij! lh C'lrrt-trt of thf) CaltP'ioiii
will ly ro-url ') ft.et nhovw til's '.'A foot
high water mark, rarely reached her?, i
tho pier Is-yond r.tiuHhujj im th point j
of tho inland. Tho north approach will
1... 'ii". 1... 1 1, .... . 1 1 1 1 u - 1 a . t
lie !, lect lonj:. ft tolnl Of l'Mt:i Ut, An
inspection of tho plans, accessiM by j
lipyyne, will ful'y cs plain the situ-ttion. j
Tlds settles tint matter. The. :! nid I
county have tiniied, and very -ti:' it of
Albany shouid uftito in jm'ln tie' ,o;?n
:il Mipport in tho fimntrijetioM ol the
bridgi:. So ohxtrnetions will ls sub-
r,,lu' . Tu- sittt itmy not fit it some.
i tit win n onro i.uut. jr. will itii jorgotteo
that there h id ever been tt!ipr!tf, for it
u in ....... ..,1
i " v..i'ur ti w 1.1,1. in vruvi.
,,I.VV','.''ii r'1 i' ""1 "i". 'V U
ft ereiht to Alh'tny, hii'h ti-el etnn-tnr
l.rf r-t.i!.....;n. ft,.. ,.U ... t,.r 1 1..-
j rmitiettlar bri.l-'e v err. au' ti'..s,!,. a
View to 1 1(! ttuvi'tttoit f'J tl, f.tlJ''Oia
to thu M;t!iifi!u mill, if th-i-irctl, doiisf
away with anv rd-sections that s-uM I
1 made he thi; t.wttots of that prv.'-.i t v.
he stiiiuib-r.s this m.rtemenl will e
VI- i
1 pi AHciny an i.nrd'y
Ihj esti
; Will bUIKl tip IhO
.lhK CitV,
n-eardhsa
l lisaiiosi, :!i l w in r.'i.i mm
y per cent
; to the commerdul iiittrt isls of tho city
I There is general ri j .icinj; over the re-
t suit, even by peotdu iw would have
il.j who
tiM.H'ii 8iii:i.-h.h iiswt.on, brr, it tj
eatis
uiiu h t' the h:s.;h;cK3 ntHii, Jabof-r,
it.Urt, propettV'wi:c-i., ewrylody.
Hurrah!
turn r-r ':. -
r e.'.uj I0-.I rst(-A the fin-l j
ml in Sft"? f.a'A AH hiaj
: J c;iUivatitiri, nt bni'd- j
I h;ivj
fannii;2
f-;l
ihh
s .
I mr., lt lots
a.le.i!iUiU h-.ui.iri2 btca
ti.t, J.tght inth'S frm A!!ttiv. ta
T ..... . . . . . ! 1. v.
ie mat ! -- .ii t -i. .! ' U'.
i CAtl A rll .''. J'li. I '. . ..JAre.vK.
1.AIH. t"l liTAIM !,!
S v.t t ) 3-, a J ..'!
mi va.dvtv front
'I be g odf. are
Viv f'J.t i;. i'
and cannot
and tit ice.
..t v (i ; j jt.leii iiiictt
txri :,i. I ! i q'j i i'y, ttt.
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;oiids in tho"Va
ifiiit prices, both
I have on hand
! IStati s'.ock orCi.d "r-S
j mid tho most r.s..if
j ", o selling.
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Wa wish to sir to the pnbi'O lh;vt we
Itavejust audod a lui'.o pisn jr totmr mnl
and .ra pToparod 10 (uruia r.it ifinds cf
lumber, dressed or rough, as the pur
etmssir may choe, a good ai tbe bos-t,
aad nsoUoip us it etn ba sold.
In paymoni wa will take all kinds of
produce, sueh as hay. flmir, "rain, Lajou,
nutter, bssns, hee'' by tiie ijuarter. eto
In fact anyttileg that we can usa. Piosss
see us before you parchase your blH cf
lumber, -as wo tool oonQdent that we ean
suitycu. You wiil aiwsys tin 1 one of
us Ht our mill. 14 miios troin 'Lebiincn,
8 miles frotn Waterloo, on IIsmiKon
creek, WIK'i' A BMiUllQAN,
Lavaaon, Ureijcn.
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sals in rvo
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I hsd been trouided five taotiths .
with J lytiptpsia. The doctors told
me it was chronic. I bad. a fullness
sftcr eating and a lieavy load in tho
I'lt cf uiy stomacb. I suffered frc
qu telly frriiu a Water IlrasU of clear
matter. Somctiujcs a katbly Sirk-
i r.w at ihe Stomach would overtake
Kic, 1 hen as::t I vouW have the
terrible pains of Wind Colic. At
such li nts I would try to belch and
could rot. I was wcnkhijr iliCa for
Thomai McIIcury, Druggist, Cor.
Irwin a nd Western Ave, Allegheny
City, Va., in whose employ I had
been fur seven yean. Finally I used
August Flower, ond after using just
one bottle for two weeks, was en
tirely relieved of all tin trouble. I
can now eat thing? I dsred not touch
!efi; I would Ukd to refif von to
Mr. McIIcnrv. for whom I tvorkwl.
whol 'xnvf. all alvut wy condition,
j e. ... ...i.,.. 1 t...i. ,i. .t:
iii'i i jiii niviu a uwutnt tiiu iii'.-'if
,i ' V. 1 t -i
cine. I l.vc with r.iy wife and family
ot 39 Janes St., Allcr.herty City.Pa.
Slfpjed, Jon'i 1). Cox. is
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Store, where t.tey a;wu hive on hand
."if lar-it "M'j.s tun l Portland, of
the latest Improved tiules and Shot
Guns; an Immense s'.oa of 1 islitn-
Tackle ct every descrtotion; Tents,
il-tni'i.Ovk , C- n 1 Chi. is ar i 1 i" i-at Js
of oilier t1.:!-:!. t to numerous to mention
s.opnij' niri
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bi v
1 .1 ml k!-.
Come 01
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t v , h t-e
khn.li 11 tn:
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Willi
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1LBANY,
MAS. PFEIFFEi:
OREGON
I'PsOPlUETOR.'
x uiuu u in ?.rsi-c:awi rvie. Tabka
niophdd with the best in the market.
sU slsspinflr n -.artipfijits. BAsnp!-) rr.iir
or coinuinrolal truveieis.
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