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CHAMBEKLAIH,
A turners at Lw. Will practice in all court of th
state. Special attention given to matter in probata
and to collections. OFFICE In tha Flinn block.
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V BIl.YEl,
Attorney at Law vnd Salicitor in Chancery. Cellee
sleas mad on ail aa'.ata. Lean neratlaled
table terms. Albany, Oregon.
G
K. W. WRIOHT,
Attorney at law. and Notary Poh.ie. Will practice (In
all the court of this state Special attention riven to
eitections and mslter in prab&t OSare: -Upstairs
Masoo-TwedaJe Block Albaay. Cyn
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All leaal matter will reesl vs nromp
attention, fflo In Odd Fellow's Temple, Alba ay, 6
OMAXVK HACKLESilf,
Attorneys at Law,
Albany, Oregon.
J J- WHITNEY,
Attorney at Law, Albany, Or.
JAMES J. CH4KLT0M,
Attoraer-at-Lsw. All Ural bonnes attended to
promptly.
FLIKN'S Block. Albany. Or.
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n. OFFl.
Fnrry atresia, Albany, Orereo
Hi. MASTOW efc AVI.
i ItTlfAlalflili Itllaali llKanw fa, all. .!
ttacdedinatrandoaoatry:
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asMinai i n. in hiskism at th ,
Tweaty pears' experience OIBoe Bonn 7 tolia;
w4jnfl.aaoofaamr. Auoant, Oregon.
INK CO SATIOSAL BASK,
I Or ALBAS T. ORMOIT.
CAPITAL STOCK flOO,.
swse' L COWAN,
...J M RALSTON
St t'-ukier..
.0 A ARCHIBALD.
I aacTOaa, 1 L Cowan, J M Rateton, W 8
laseM, W a Oolira, J A Craward aM O A Arch
DBAWSIOB1 DRAFTS an New York
U1AN MONEY on appeased security
napsoauoenwrnoisn
'I BUT SATIOSAL BASK ,
Or ALBA 1ST, ORKOO.X,
retsdent
FiceProsjaent
LFLISS
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-E. W. LANQDON
TRANS ACTS A GENERAL banktntbnaloee.
ACCOUNTS KEPT rabies.-, te eheek.
SIGHT EXCHANGE and tel Taphic transfer, !
Sew York, San Frandaco, Chicago and P-ntland
00 XKCTIOKI aADEnn tat arable
. E. Yeas E, W. Laa
L E Bun, L. Fuaa
Edwau f . Sax.
W t lWH K A CO. BAIIIlBBs
or ALBANY, REOOR,
TRANSACTa eenwal Buikinjr aanncas
DRAW SIGHT DR AFTS an New York. aaa Fran
eaand Portland, Oregon.
LOAN MONEY on approved security .
RECEIVE deposits aubjed t check.
COLLECTIONS mad an taronel term.
, INTEREST paid an tin deposiu.
ASK OF OBEC.OX.
ALBA BY, OmBOON.
Capital.
I
. H F MERRILL
E J LANSING
IatWBLAIN
Vice-Praaidcnt.
Transacts a general banking business:
Exchange bought and suiil an ail tha principal
ottiee in tha United Slate j also on England, Ireland.
Praaee and Germany.
Collection mad at all acroeaibl point on favor
ble terms.
'ntaraat allowed j time depeaft.
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posilories.Ointwo it in Cinijlsi.slio la Bet aid P
a Positive c.ir 'o ttvw laUt '. 'n I
mg Itchlnr, Caronie, Ui-rtnter Hweliury Piles,
many other diseases si 1 taassjl i wsittsii!; lit
waysa irreat heoilt B tht ge iiral hialth. Tis
ilaeovenr of a 'Bsiicbl c-arj " . I i r at asira
wit the k ill un-ce..vrr bvufti'. Tjr-
as aisi'js kn ir iwf t'f. I, : tt,r
wot by mall. Wiv 1 1 (-u ,i '.t'nt'i disi
when a written gti trAttes Is ti'.irir f.ttert" ej
hoss.to refuod tr.tmiterr i . in til. .
for free Sample Guar am tee issued by
J ACasaaalas. Biranlss. Male Agent.
Albaay, Oregon
Albany
IRON WORKS
ManufKCtiirere ,'
IE AM ENGINES GRIST AMD SAW
MILL MACHINERY IRON AUNTS'
0 ALL KINDS OF HEAVY
AND LIGHT WORK, IN
IRON AND BRASS
CASTINGS.
firecli! ntlnnUori paH to rspiirf- a.
Hind of machinery.
Fastr-rns Made on Short Notiet
FOSHAY & MASON
S'UlllH ABU KWAlb-
iM ugiKtsand Booksellers
rtp-oi ta for John B. Alden'B piiittlpatloaa,
watch w gii at publisher' rruw with
ytireili1e"
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anet wJ.HaaJ aawa, flaaeaif
moatnvluh. asj act durable aam
nrloa. Thar aauai Saw lmramal
BO SO Police Shoe, warn brfarmar and an
ss3e ether who waas a swod heavy calf, threw
aoead. extension adaaanoa. aaa to want ta mm wtll
aaep the fa err ana warm.
4ft f SO Fine Calf. w-A.J-5 and 90.09 XT,rk.
aaaalaaaaa'aaaoatwiUaaororaartwtaa
moa7 thaa any other saaka. Thwy are Bus for see-
has f onsS that out.
how tha
Rnunl I-" " Tea
ths' 1 .75 B
i or tha bora
Sehael
whwraf The mo
Ladies'
? laaea ara atad of tha beat DaagoU ar aaa Calf, a
asaarod. Tbsv are varr stvilsh, eomf ortahle and dura.
m. nwwisiawaoqaaia
fremauntoSSai. Ladlea
fun u max. laxm who to
their footwear are flndln. this out.
Caattaa.-W. I-nosW aaaaa and tha wrtoe ts
tamped on tha bot tumof aaeh shoe: laosV tor It
wbwnron bsry. Brsrarewf rteelers artesei liw to sah
sttrate other makes for them. suehsuhafasattoBtara
rrmodalwolaad wabtees tu pevwacwOow txj law tor oV
Mm IOl til. AS. Bracktaa. Mass. Sold ay
-W-L. E. BL.A1N
EAST AND SOUTH,
-VIA
Southern Pacific Route
SHAS TA LINE.
Kiprea Trains laara Portland Daily
1 raoa mr 1. UBS, I S orh
7:Unr. a. I tr Portland Ar I T : a a
10:23 r B l.v Albany Lv t.ti a at
MM a a I A.- San FranslMS Lv T.-0 r B
Aheve tiina step ealjr at fcllosrlagBtatians nortb
at Roteburf. East Fortland. Orca-oa City. .BaV
aarn. Salem, Aibanr, Tsaxwot, Bbodd, Htlssy Bar
riabwrf , Janetioa City, Irviaj, Kaswn .
BAR,, SAH.T
saaaiaa ssws aBass, rsu trta net rim, Ana
ea&. twamless, sn-ooth tauMa. stoxtakv snore ssm
ftarauatyuah and dnrabsataaa aajolasr ihoa wear 1
aolJ at the nrloa. Kcsah esaeei msds dKasmis. :
BMaa. The
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IrrSSra Lv ARstay Lv 1 1x30 B
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UJUrt UWAUt BAILT BXCOTT 8TBBAV)
S O r a I Lt Penuuvi Ar :sJ 4
ra Ar Albaay U(fcS9a
uiassi sasjrta
ldssTTjTv Albany 10sTab
MJrslAr Lebanoa Ls Mia
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919 a ! Ar Lebanon Lv I :
let-ralL Albaay Ar) lr
tsitalAt Lebanon Lv1t:0ra
g:00 s a Lt Albany Ar 76 T a
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PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
SEGQM3-CU.. HCSPI11 1 i
rr a-roBSBsaslatiow at r. eaters, heidln
teeoBd-Ctas llrkets.ai tar best ta Ex
press Trains
eTeat Blsle Mvtalaw.
rKTL 1 1 1 ABB CnfaUU,
Mail raaissAiit (Except Sonaay,
7:3u A fl I Lv
ItaOr a I Ar
Portland
Corral lis
Ar
Lt
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lfcxatrB
I rasas tbais daily (Excjp'. Sunday.
:ra Lv
f ra I Ar
Portland
steJUnnvUle
Ar s:o a a
Lv I S.sA A a
Tlirotijrh Ticket.
M 9 mil poinU
EAST. AID SOUTH.
rat lu.. infornaaU i rorsrding rat, map.
on Oaaspany Arent at A'Aany
''. KOEHLEB K P. ROGERS,
afana-ar An'tO. T. and P.
Portland. Oreron.
YAQUINA BAY ROUTE.
Oregon Pacific Railroad,
T S? BIK.C, sterelver.
0
Oregon OeTBlopmsn. To'b Steamers,
Sltort Una to itlii'ornia
Firat-olass tti rough paaaenger and1
'i eight line frera Portland and all polaj
n ttie Willamette Valley to and from Han
rVaaclaco, Cal.
JtOsvts males cloa connection at A I ban
with trains of the Oregon Paclfl Railroad
TIME SCHEDULE, except Sundays.)
Lesve Albany 12:3 r. M,.LJv Yaaaina, 7:v0,s
ioave oarrauia i:uar. a. llieave c:arvaiiis,i";3f.A.a
Arrfe Yaanina, t:S6 r. n.Amre Alban , U:U A. B
O. at C. train connect at Albany and
'-fervBllls. The above trains connect a
Yaouina with the Oregon Deveiopmsdt
Company's Una of Steamships betv ean
V a ulna and Can Francisco,
H AILINCI DATE .
JKO TAOriS.
iEu'Im fsHs; On nor IM, ii Slat
raoa as raAXcisco
WUlaaaetl Vslley, Becemker 8th ; lath Wlh.
The Conspanv s-wryea lbs njj.it to
tounge sailing dates w'thout notles.
'tt, B. Pajuaentrer from Portland and
ATlUamstte Valley notnU can make clans
sennectljn with the trains of the Yaquln
route at Albany or Corvallls, and ifdst
tlaed to San Francisco should arrange to
rive at Yaaulna the evening hafore elate
faatilng
Passenger an Prelgbt rales always th
Lowest
jir Information apply to A K Chapman, Freight and
cket Aeent, Albany, ' . H .
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REflON PACIFItlKAILBOAO
t'O., T, E, Hogf, Receiver,
fUMMER EXCURSIONS FOR 1892.
iickeut now-on (aie at CorvallH nn1 Al
bany for tbe excursions at the
very low
Round Trip Rat of $8 25 anil 3.50, re
spectively. Good for the going trip on
WEDNESDAYS) and HATVRDAII i
of each week nl for leturn until 8ep
tember 80th, 182.
C 0 BOQUK, Q P A.
Thc democrat.
I'KoVIDENCE NOT IN IT.
An able young trpublican with an office in
the nelgliliorhooJ of the cfty hall, wanietiio go
don to Ohio tc mike a stump speech or two
duting the campaign tosoitof get hi hand in
for further usefulness, don't you know, bat he
ili In': rnakd it. He prepared what he though
was a brilliant effort, and submiued it loan
old wheel horse in poliiicswho was selecting
lump talent,
"Rata" exclaimed the old hand w I the
youug man went around to tee him after he
had read the teech.
W hat's the mattet?" exclaimed the shocked
applicant.
"Take that speech away and hide it till you
get older and k now more . "
"What's the matter with it? It'i a gaod
speech, and I was a whole week in getting it
ready."
"Good (er nothing," blustered the old one,
"It's lacking in ibe very first principle of
a political speech."
"Show me where it is wrong."
"Aw, it's wrong all over; and right at the
end, where the work ought lobe you're qutcred
the whole business "
"In what way?"
Why look at it," and he pointed at the
offending passage. "There you say with a
grand flourish: ''And it is only reasonable
that the people, and especially the farmers,
should feel a profound and heartfelt grate
fulness to an all-wise and !eneficient Prov
idence for the abundant craps wbicn cover
the fields with fatness and -mile at the gen
erous granaries waiting to receive them."
"Isn't that all tight?"
"Of course it isn't. You don't knew a
little bit. Providence is not in it. You
ought to have credited all that to the McKin
ley bill and the republican administration,
where it belonged . 'A beaeficent Providence,'
indeed? You make me tired." Detroit Fiee
Press.
ITSION.
'1 he attempt to break the democratic
line by carrying Alabama for a fusion
ticket was made under the moat favorable
auspices. The opposition ur.lted upon a
candidate who claim to be a democrat
and was a candidate for the regular demo
cratic nomination, lie waa supported by
discontented democrats, by the alliance
men, and very strongly by the republican
under special Instruction fiora Washing
ton. It was enly a state election, !n which
many democrats who would never thtnk
of boiling a national ticket left free to dis
regard party lines.
Yet the result is the election of the dem
xratic candidate by a majority of from
10,000 to jojoco and a two-thirds majority
in the legislature. This will probably end
the republtcnn hope of arresting southern
electoral votes from the dentoctatic column
thi year.
Bat the fact that Gov. Jones's majority has
been retraced from 97,000 to Irs than 20,000
in two year shows wry plainly that the Alli
ance moveaaeBt is still a most important factor
It conveys bo sense uf danger to the Dem
ocrat in the South because oi the impossihil
tyof fusing two elements whose aims arc so
directly antagonistic as taose of the Repub
lican and Alliance parties.
The situation in the West is wholly d die real.
While the Democrats and Allianc- men of
that section are at variance oa many points,
they are united upon the overpowering tssae
of the campaign. The interests of both
demand a lower ia rift aad aa esd of Repub
lican paternalism, extravagance and mitrale.
There is no reason why they should not
join hands in a determined effort to achieve
this common purpose. Aad these is every
eason tor belief that such aa effort won Id
be crowned with success.
The chief lesson of Alabama is a pregnant
suggest 100 to ifce Democrats of the West.
N. Y. World-
HOlsT BY THEfi: 0W fETAKll
tren Clarkaon aa chairman of the national
league of republican dubs ha a great many
tariff tracts which he is distributing like
flakes of snow in every nook and corner of
the country. One of these ia a. map in
which he shows that wages are lower in
democratic states than in republican state.
It is said the effort to establish this allega
tion will be- mads a leading feature of the
republican campaign. If they succeed in
thi they will establish a truth for which
democrat have long contended namely,
that a protective tariff does not control
and regulate wages. The protective tariff
law operates with equal force in every state
in the union, and hence wages would be
the same in similar callings in all the state
if that law controlled wages. If Claxkson
proves that wages are higher in aome stats
ban others (and we have no doubt of his
ability to do so.) then the republican posi
tion that the tariff secures good wage at
steady employment is fully disproved. But
we have never yet met with a single argu
ment by a protectionist thai did not contra
dict some one of the positions taken by that
class to sustain protectionism.
MTIOHAIdJOniocaATIC TltKir.
Fan Presidbnt f? no van Clbvei.ano,
of New York.
Foa Vice Pr ebiukkt A. E. Stkvcm-
bon, of Illinois.
For Pbksidrnti at. Electors Gaoasa
Kol and, of Clatsop county. R. A. Miller,
of Jackson county, W F. Bt'TCUKR, ef
Baker county, and W. L. Coi.vic, of Jack
son countv.
kU aWKB
Patker Bros, grocer.
F. M. French keep railroad time.
Buy yoartgroceriwof Parker Bro
Fiae groewnes t.Coon &HtidricOB'.
Lstast'het music at Will & Link's.
New cream eheeae just received at Conrad
Mayer.
C W Cobb, job printer, Flion Block, does
first class work .
Stewart Si Sox sell the very best ratens
hear nd scissors.
Th finest line of pocket knives fin the
city at Stewart A Box's
Smoka tha celebrated Havana filled fi cent
cigar at Julia Joseph'.
Dr M M Ellis, phyiician and aurgaon
Albany, Oregon. Call mad In oity 'or
oon n try.
With hi new bakery Conrad Meye
able to offer old and new customer e
thing Model in baked good i.
Money to Loam. I have money in
sums of $500 to $20,000 to loan on im
proved farm lands in Linn and Benton
countlea, at lowest current rates. No
delay in furniabing the money.
C O BuBKHABrr,
Real estate agent, Albany, Oregon.
Niagara Kid glove in hlsck and colors,
$1 1 r pair. None better for the pries
Kvery pair warranted.
Sahckl E YoL-mi
Albany Ore.
Cafl and see new fall dress goods at W
F Read'.
An eleuart line of diainood ring, dia
mond pins and diamond earring, just re
ceived at Will K Stark's, Finest slack in
the oity.
TELEGRAPHIC NEW
A Bet Battle.
New Your, Aua 12. The Herald's
Trinidad dispatch nays that tlm legalists,
some 4000 men strong, under command of
(ieneralB Hermintlex and dill, appeared
before the City of Ikiliver early this morn
ing' and demanded of the commander of (he
irorernment forces that he surrender. The
request was promptly refused. This per
cipitated an engagement, and Hernandez
and (Jill, at the head of their forces, ad
vanced on the position occupied by the gov
ernment troops and attacked it with ties
rim'B'fi I fBII IBB Titev were met with mint!
valor. Superiority of numbers told atluat, I
howevor, and the governmentals gave way I
slowly, contesting every inch of ground. H !
was not until Generals Career, Acosta and .
Laudalta had been killed at the head of !
iheir troops that the governmental broke
and retired from the held in disorder, leav
ing nearly 500 men dead. The legalist!',
while they lost no general officers, suffered
fully as much as the enemy, losing almost
500 men.
A Tertile ExnleslM.
Wknatciiee, Aug 12. A terrific ex
plosion took place near Cascade City, a
camp on the Great Northern line, 45 miles
distant from this place, Monday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. One hundred and twenty kegs
of black powder were discharged, from
what cause no onccan tell. Swan Johnson. ;
a teamster in the employ of contractor j
Krickson, was driving a six-horse wagon i
loaded with powder. The most remarkable ,
feature of the case is that neither Jrhnson
nor any of the six heroes were killed out
right, though John on was thrown high !
into tne air ami landed at some tlustiuice
from the place of the explosion. He will
probably die.
rail Trolling.
Gkaxd Rapids, Mich, Aug i2. On a
fast track at Com stock Park today. Flying
Jib. '104. astonished lO.OOO spectators by
pacing a mile in 2KX", only a quarter of
a second slower than Hal Pointer s Buffalo
record, and half second better than Nancy
Hanks' time yesterday. He went so smooth
thai kta mmaI ...a nnl mIUJ I.... SI.
WW. ... CWWM MV. UUUVm, l,Ul I I
crowd went wild and gave an ovation when
the time was announced.
Marrtesl Maw.
BossDOi'T. N Y, Aug 12. A daughter o
;.. Hn ..j its. u.a.i. - i .
yTwg"rr" "-Py
a 1 . a a t .a .
eruay Mara e servea win, taster f or a
longwnue. ana it u reporteti bride once
saved, hi life when he was attacked bv
ludians.
.
uu.L.iMLt, ssaao. Aug 1- Aiithael
r: r tiii.i ...
hi home. Old aire and a broken heart over
the doing of his wayward son were the
siac. ills sou will tap tries! lor Uls life
next Tuesday for the murder of Dunne.
atrtrellve Week.
a ,i
SALKat. Or Aug 11. On July
i;,.ht-,Wt .t.,Z u 1' v 1' 1
Dove'.-iding S. TuSndercu-
liar laismali nn ' .. ,
ant htaSotng a'lo'
was instued in the firemen-. Fund for w-VOOO
and there were rumors that she had been
bnnsedfor th i-sr-sse-T TL -jsJ
Wrd n. 1 ft, si j "
aiii:nis(r
nneuTr.
I risr.i was Mi ;-.;. dr - Tr
r result , hrv. of 1 J io lh
vesael's crew beretodav for having burned- T!,e manulacturers ol "Hop Bitter'
the vessel. The men arrested are Captain h,ve f cut bttsinews. For a num
John IVrve. David Yountr. part owner and br -v",rs luiroauise bastresa was
C A Pytsurn, fireman. They have nad no don"-' T Soul, the president of
1 1 sax neartng v. out evidence 1
..n . : ,1 TS. ... .-
si ustrtu. toe ufmuiT
learned that an hour before the Youne
burned, tool had been taken off hew and
hid in the bruali. Tratse be found, and in
an interview with the trio of suspect, said
he taspextflil c-rookeslnes in the matter. He
said be would make a search for the hidden
tools today, but hurried to the scene with
officers and hud in wait for the trio whom
I he had reason to believe- wculd during the
uxg" try to get tne toots and throw them
into the river, thus deasUuyinat the evidence
against them. Tbeou,cw had not been
long in hiding until (tore. Young aad Py
burn came to the woods for the tooJs, worn
thev were arrested. The officer hate the
tool and are certain they hare sxtfEcient
evidence to convict
A Vrasblnstwa Ttckr.
Olvmpia. Wash, Aug 12. At
mhliesn mnrtl . 1 ,, ,
ticket wa nominated
........ w,i- '"-UK
Isepresentatives, Jahn L Wilson,
kane: William H DooJiUie. Pierce.
Supreme judges, T J Anders. Walla
Walla; FJmon Scott. Whatcom.
Governor. John H McOraw. King.
Lieutenant-governor. F II Luce, Lincoln.
Sewetary of state. James H Price. Pit-ro-.
Auditor. L R Onmes. Kittitas.
Treasurer. O A Bo wen. Wahkiakum.
Attotucy gejuerai. W C Jotsw. Spokane
Superintendent of public school. C W
Bean. W hitman.
Lommuaioner of nublic landV. W T Por-
rest, Lewis.
State Printer. 0 C White, Columbia.
Presidential electors. O V Calhoun. Ska
git, J 8 McMillan. San Juan; J A Novarre,
Ostanogan. C F White, CbehaJis.
ban ed at a rtrei
Seattle, Aug il Elliot Place, a ram
shackle row of cheap lodging on McChtre
street, wa burned thi naorning at 3 o clock
and two children of Milton Tanner, a la
borer, were burned to death, while nine
other occupants barely escaped with their
live.
sMatallssax In Sew fork.
New York. Aug 11 .So many case of
snuvlipox have appeared in this city during
taac past tnree weett rnai use nealtk an-
il a: sr .i i .
taHs.see.rpr were in? . i general out-
break of the disease during the coming
s.i
"v..
uoiera energetic measures are taken.
atad rail Fraa a Law, of Bay,
Oaklako. Or. Aop; 1 1 . Mrs C Bard,
who lives near this place, wa riding on a
load of hay with ber husband, when the
team took fright and she fell off. The
wheels pcuwed over her and she died in four
hours.
Aa reiea ansa Hard
Sax Fhascisco. Aug 10. Emma A Til-
I ton today sued M M Odell for breach of
promise. I he plaintiff allege? that the tle
fendent promised to marry her last Feb
ruary, and that she waited tor him to ful
fill his promise, but she recently discovered
that he bad married another woman. She
ask for 20,000 dainage. Odell. who ia
about SO years of age, is an Oregon tock
raiser and a butcher, and is said to be
worth at least $100,000. He recently mar
ried Mis Susan Barries, of (ialtbtnd.
A Bad Maaaaad
Portland, Aug 10. D V Diamond, so
called, who was convicted here, aome nine
months since, of conspiracy to defraud the
government out of its title to some timber
land, and iserrtenced to one year in the pen
itentiary, was brought down from Salem
yesterday by Deputy United State Marshal
Miller, hia term, la credits for good con
duct, having expired. He is wanted at
Salt Lake City to answer to a charge of un
lawfully using the mails for the purpose of
fraud.
HOBsc Hklrm'sblne
Tang i Kit, Aug i0. Moorish troops this
morning made another attack in the direc
tion of the reliellious tribes, ascendintr the
hills and setting Are to a number of villages
The inhabitants fled. A portion of the
taop have made an attack upon the re
bellious Angherus, and two divisionn pro
ceeded to Ktifiport ihe sultan's forces One
hundred Moorish soldiers ware either killed
or badly wounded in a subsequent engage
ment. The Aagherites suffered but few
casualities.
Chinese Ssuacglrr
South Bend. Wash Auk 10. Wallac
Stewart, of Ocean Park, and Charles Ship
pey, of this city, young nion well known tn
the county, were brought liefore United
States Commissioner Egbert Saturday even
ing on information filed by George W Dil
lon, a special agent of the United States
treasury department.. charging implication
in the smuggling of Chinamen into the
United States.
Another Ilend
Tacoma. Aug 10. An unknown brute
attempted to outrage a girl. 8 years old, but
wit prevented by tne arrival of her mother,
who chased him 10 blocks, when lie escaped
in the brush. The brute was not captured.
X large posse is searching for him.
That s,ae
New YortK, Aug iO. Upon examina
tion today it was found that the gold treas
ure from Son Francisco waa safety landed
in the aubtreaHtiry vaults without any other
mishap than the ouratuig of three of the
boxes.
Minnie
A Scotchman, recen'.ly from Glasgow,
was arrested this forenoon for being drunk
and disorderly, and forcing hts way Into
houses, and placed In the calaboose to
await the usual fine.
Ira F Power, the well-known furniture
man, of Portland.has made an assignment.
Ill atselts are figured out nt futi.ooo,
liabilities, (76,000. With such s good
showing creditors ought to receive as
much a 50 cents on the dollar.
Two enterprising gentlemen In tiiiliam
county are preparing to go into the poul
try business quite extensively. They in
tend raisins; 5000 chickens,3ooo ducks and
tooo tutkevafor ttie Portland market the
first year.
I'ndcr a recent decision of Judge Deady
It will be Impossible to recover damages
against Portland unless the city Is flag
rantly in the wrong,and no doubt the sime
ruling applies to other Oregon cities, and
cities generally.
The wisest men talk the least, the rich-
est men show the least money and the
fastest bicycle riders are not the ones who
always go the fastest through public
streets .
It i about timo Yaquina bay had its
sea serpent story if it would become dis
tinguished in the eyes of the world.
Oregon haa one first clas seaside re
sort Newport on Yaquina hay. Salem
Journal The heat ty odd in the North
Weat.
As in i-snll,in.,i.lu it Is ll.o
111 evert tiling eise It la ttie OUBilty
mnlitv
not the quantity of a brain that counts.
V. ilson e bntin weighed ten ounces more
than Daniel Webster's. Combine qoan-
tity and quality and you are sure oi an
intellectual giant.
i j
It is a proper thing that Sodaville
doea not claim to be a fishing retort, ac-!
cording to the followingfrom the Eugene
Guard: Sheriff Noland, ao judge Fiak
reports, ia the boss fisherman at Soda-ville-
He caught three suckers Tuesday.
( the longest one being three inches in
length. A dozen others out with him
caught none.
j n , . . .
i , Some hf nJad the ,D?tlo.n tt!t
I the secretary of the treasury invite the
Hon Thomas Watson, of Georgia, who
. recently created eucb a sensation in the
! bouee of representatives, to ron-.e out
iandukeastoodatiuaredrink. Te'ij-ifram.
Here is an opportunity for the Lion
i SI 111 III 111 f II BB 1 1 ' I t X AlEllsT tl IBll HUE I i HT L(f
" "-TuZ trnn, ' r
". . .
I . here i- conwlallon in the following
from the lialle Iran-rpt:
If there i.anrthlnsto lament In the
bt the circus dkl not touch at Dallas
there It consolation arj good, tope, com-
1 ..... t. ,k-s.,.1tT.t.i-
I escaped ihe 'avsgc of the gang of cut-;
' throat, thieves and pillager t always al-
1 latiieu i - - tv siei.kv iuuuvup villus.
Whan a man has Da:d a fine lefor a
I recorder it hardly eem just that be
j should also be obliged to pay one before
1 a justice. The oW principle ol not tieine
l ' U'h m a?
to a certain extent. A case in Salem was
treated thus : Job n W I.M Ia.,eveu-
.fv ler, "rt?
If ry . ,"OUht be,or
Batchellor this morning 00 mo'ion of the
I prosecuting attorney, tne case waa ata-
o. t bad alreIy paid a fine
of 5 and CO I for the same offense be- .
,, 1
Isa nsrs sen however all sdrenisine
J w ; . - w
' discs nlevi and soon the sales run
down to fSOW annually. Here 1 an
sSS oTX results nl ad-
vertLing- Also that like handHog an
timl.reila in a torm. to be tocceaaful you
must always keep it np
"Apples three for a nickel' greetethe
on tne train ol passengeri again as
the cars stop at our depot, reaauu got
mad at the boys the other day and talked
so mean to them that Marshal Ireland It is one of the handsomest of
ordered him back into tbsj cars when he , u,e kind eeer teen. -Corral Is Garett-r.
attempted to sell papers on ibe outside. :
There is an ordinance providing for !
licensing peddler in ibis city and Pao bats' Mtrrra-. In the guardian
Peanuts was dumWoun.:ed.-iiranfs ,hpo( Artie, Caasie, Bay tnd OrrUle
Pass Conner. Mackey, Mr II C Mackey was appointed
Tire Pendleton E. O. is decidedly sour guardian, bond, $30.
It says: OtBce holding at present ap- , Intheea'e of Jo Nixon. Harriet
I peSSTS SO CSjnSISt "1 B oeaire (O BOSS BS
: mIMd aa ssoawibus oni nf 'and twtfnrm
I " f" . JT
Ibe least amount ot service. lietween
the oftcV holder and 'he highwaymen
the people are as bad off as if thev were
between the deri, and the MB"
Tne Eugene Register make, the follow
Ihg clsim for that ciy: Mr I R Wyat
ha. been appolnled cseputy duiri a.tor-
new tor l.ioo county, and A O Condlt ha.
received a tmlli appointment for Martin
coonty. Both these gentlemen have
! fomerly lived in Eugene, and have many
friend Isere.
A ...-! nunl. tr.T., rSrln...
. . a - -. ! . , 1 i ' . w -
parts of the Willamette valley are at
Yaquina bay. It is the cheapest and
best seaside resort in Orgon. Eugene
Journal.
Hem. like, tha follow intr. with the
fisnarea rdiansred have len annearine in
most of the valley papers : Round trip
tickets Orettoo City to Yaquina Citv are
nrata- m mm m the ssrsnllsarn Pari rir
dej-ot for $6 Baggage checked through.
rickets good unlilSept 30th.
trrneralELApplegBte will lake the
stump for Weaver and Field this fall.
The general has been an old line Re pub-
lican all along, butnt one time was a
aree-hacker and now has a friendlv
r" " " 4awiswisw.1 ..haaa n. al
tejx, uu)( -! kiiv uiiNUwUii rjv tv; itiva vi vav-
new party. Koyene Joarnah ?neral
a 1 a. sat- I- T-1 ?'. at. .
' .iiyin.isz mis muh i. iai"r. . nitt nc
'. -as C..ckeA oui ,,f Rlamalh. neo-
. . ... I .
nil. hs ti n n-a.lv to tviteve anvtiiiairi
about him. j
The Eugene Guard speaking of the '
women minitrels makes the followingi
atartling announcement : "The audience j
waa composed entirely of nien, and for 1
tite benefit of the lonesome wives.
motiieran.i iiers we wouia tay uiat
itis expeciea .arge s.re copies 01 me
flash l ain picture taken of the bald
Is aaahsJJ sa s e ea t t a flrlaa nna I a eat rtntLt in ill last on
exhibition and for sale in a few dava '
- -
w... ss' r. tfl.... ! l.ui
tiit. si Bussa caw.- new. is yieiumg
from 18 to ::3 bushels per acre in the vie-
initv of Br'iwniville. Henry Letter has
just threshed 57 acres of wheat that he
rnisetl on Thos Munkera place, that
yielded i8!2 bushels, ho far this is the
best yield yet reported.--Scio Press.
Polk county agaihst the world for big
grain yields 100 acres ot the B s Smith
farm at Lewisville threshed 4,210 bushel.
John Hastings 40 acres at l-uckiamute
1,700 buenels, snd on the farm of Iewi
llelmlck mi acres produced 2,600 bushels.
Who can beat thia record ? Dallas Ob
server. Aughbaugh A" Heater's steam thresh-
ere threshed a forty acre field of wheat
for Howard Smith in the Waldo hills on
Friday last, that nvema-etl fortv-four and
one-third bushels to the acre, also an-
other field for W W Brook that averaged
forty-two and one-half bushels to the
acre, and a field of oats in the same
neighborhood averaged eighty bushels to
the acre. Salem Democrat.
Base Ball.
St io, Aug 1 1, 1S9J,
Edilora Democrat:
In replv to the to-called "Challenge
Accepted" we will say that if the Inde
pendence club Is actually disposed to play
ball with for money, we will meet
I hem in a series of game, two best out of
three, for ($300) three hundred dollars
adde, the game ti be played one each at
the two towns, and the third (if need !;e)
at some neutral place to be decided on.
Geo Devankv,
Manager Sjcio B 0 Club.
Large stock of whit goods and emhroid
ne at W F Read Co's.
HAKKIKD.
CASEYMARTiN.-On Wednesday morn
ing. Aug 10, at the residence of W L Co
show, In Brownsville. Rev F H Calder
officiating, Mr W F Casey, of Crook Co.,
and Miss Laura Martin, of Linn Co.
HO UN.
BKUCKM AN To the wife of John W
Bruckrnan, of Benton Cbunty, Aug 12th,
1802 a boy.
ASCHE.-On Monday, Aug 8, 1892, at
Millers, to Mr and Mrs J F Aache
twins. Combined weight almost 20
pounds. . All doing well .
LEHASO.
John II Moist harvested 1000 bushel
of w heat of "''. acres, an average of .11
buebele per acre.
We bear that Dr J H Courtney will
remove to Oregon City soon . We regret
to lose so good a citizen and so skillful a
physician.
Fred Kizer, the thirteen-vear old eon
of our nurseryman, is an expert for one
of bis age in the matter of budding fruit
trees. Already be can imd 000 trees in a
day and his father la confident that with
a little more practice lie can iticreane
t . l. . . . I1UU1 ..... .1 -
mv iiuuiutir to sow per nay ;
Oavid Hare was exceedingly unfortti-!
natelast week. While operating on a
binder he was attacked by hornete on
two occasions, each time resulting in a
runaway, causing mm one trip to Leba
non and one to Alltany for repair on
tho binder.
Mr Vincent, an old gentleman living
j on Hamilton Creek, learning that Gen.
I l eaver and w ife were to be in Portland
the 12th inst., went tho rttetropolt to
Visit them. Mr S B Weaver i Mr v in
cent' aiater, and we are told that he
haa not seen her for two score year.
1'r Maton, of Albany, wa in town
today as counsel physician trith Dr.
Booth in Mrs Hope's illness, who at
time of going to prea ia da::geroiialy ill.
Alvin Marks and family, of thia place,
ami John Maxwell and family, of
i bany, left today for the mountain.
Iijttiy, Irlv lOliBy IOT lite UtQUDl&ille.
' f ...
orge Gaylor J. who Jntu up on
Hamilton creek, waa out with a team a
few days ago and waa sitting on the
! ''n T.VZVllVi , in
brake beam when his foot was caught on
a "um1P-IDr"Df B0OU'
nd ''"
! J K Charlton expecta to move into bia
breaking his leg. Dr. Booth
new residence on Bridge
Monday locaI papers.
Avenue next
DtSTIMitlSllEO YlSITOBB.
The Ovid
Fellows committee of arrangement at
1'ortland are taking the necessary steps
to have an excursion of the members of
the Sovereign Grand Lodge up the Wil
lamette valley as far as Albany durum
the seeaioa of that body, which will
met at Port'aud the loth of September.
the purpose of this excursion ia to give
these distinguished visitors an op per-
j ' - -
tunitv to oee tne .newt aurricuiturai re-
trion in the whole northwest. well a
gion in the whole northwest, well
ih thrivinw .,rvrwa.ee, town of ti.w
, ,. " -ft,?, .ill hsVV rsnehini-e to A.
j 7,7 ' VTi,. "iiLt
xVttm!. th !" w,th 01 iU.,R,end,!d
aov.n awe .0 a large nomuer ot ntem -
' ";t, Tr t. i t. . i
of the t nited fsUtas and
They will arrive here, if the present
rmrtwiaP of tka rommilta ia carried oot
at none, wnl.mh. e 3l.t and ram. in ton,
r . r a, - "
, ' . , , . . i
the low n
NtwptiKT. On Mon. lay last Jude
HulTord sold a lease which be held on
one water-front lot in Newport to a citi
zen of Albany, who proposes erecting a
summer cottage there. The considera
tion waa 250.
Mr John Kirk land and his amis! he
lady came from Harrisburg Saturday
night acd spent a few days among old
friends in this place. Mr Kirkland was
formerly a merchant in our city, moving
to nia present home last fall.
The entertainment given under the
auspices of the young people of the
Presbyterian church on Tuesday but at
the opera house was a grand success and
was natron ired by a Isrre and apprec-a
piiuniwi m i-igv auu iivv.
live audience, wbo thorottavbly eoioyed
theetTjrto: the performer. It ia not
J e.t VUtTs ffSC
! gjjjj JJ Jjgj"
. rendered by the Newport
, orcieasSwport Tinies.
E V Hadley, acting raperinUndent of
th- 11 P ;;n ia ittathawinr maaaaawawal at
Xewpprt an attractive summer residence
. hi-h sriti mat Kn mmi.uien atsnsst
, , -rvv'w suiiunsna,
. OOCiaa BIO.JUV.
1 r .... iti -.1 1
' sss oiskiii imi lemsn. inw
as sffsww3. , bm Meaar Mct-onhie,
; Aroecaer ana " en were appointed ap-
, 4 Ljdt.Rudd. Z H Rudd
; m appointed administrator de bonis
. non. Rood WOO. Bonds approved. Ap-
w A KimT Hulbort.
M ,yne lDventory file.) Rl
propertv A 800
lA ihi watat of H I KnAA 7 II Rudd
, WM appointed administrator, i'mcd
IT'JUO. Bonds BDDrovc I Aboraisere
IV A VSn.v tl.rb 1 1 ..! ...... ...I t
. - .. . . i .hk . . ma. . u ' iii . eeii JS
Payne. Inventory filed. Real property,
,
i .
. tl,n... rr Th Mill rit, i.av.n.
A "ObM J M IT. Ibe Mill 1 Uy OazettS
telle the following: The salt before Bud-
ton court Last Saturday afternoon, of
ice egt Kody. brought
t3 prove war-
ran tee of a pine horse.
caused quite a
tir. as tbey bad to have a jury tr.ai. and !
'ur latyers to prosecute and defend the i
J ',,bJ0"hn tr tTC'S 1
'T ''''tPlr"1 ' J." Ll llM
TV''?' p'i fl. , Jn
de endaiit. wa , cost of -oort
-mounting to $40 .... Harry Budlong.
and D F Hoeye for plaintiff. The
found lor de:endant. with cost of txirt i
special deputy constable, done
the trotting, serving papers and placing
th? jury, and it is difficult to tell who
- iar , . ... .
rae '.awcona oes , ne .ner noree n
sol I rail e ass sriiin snTwnpn near if. a
1 ' : ' -'
cost of proaecotion.
Cost as Aa Here ia an account of a
n acciden'. that did not happen in Lane
County : Tuesday while gunning at
i,earhart Park, on Clatsop beach, George
: Hlngl,v a(JfJd 15 venr,of Portlcjid, met
vlln a KeTy nsnooi accident, from the
effecnt of which he loA hi, rj ht mrn)
' i . a . a - a
lotinK iiicg-iey winie maainaT his wav
, through the thick bruh, accidentallv
! dropped the gun. which waa a 44-calibe'r
i rifle, causing the weapon to discharge.
. "f ov. is,v,
riie bullet entered Hingley shoulder
badly shattering his arm. As soon aa
Iosaible the bov waa conveyed to Astoria
and placed in the hospital. On examin -
ation. the surgeons found it necessary to
; amputate the limb at the shoulder joint,
Rc OsTT Wmi $20. Thursday even -
inn Albert Bond was liandliug a $20 gold
- - . , . ' 7.- . w .
piece in front of it saloon on First street
w hen Fd Oliver, who was standing near,
snatched it from hi hands and skipped
out. It was thought he went to Corval
lis. so Marshal Hoffman and Jeese Bar-
ker look a hand car and left toward that
place. The hand car broke down and a
j rig waa hired ; but no clue was obtained
I 'ohim until last nidht. when a disnatch
was received from Po-tland that ho had
been arrested there, and Marshal Hoff
man left on thia morning's train after
him. Oliver has worked around livery! Aahhv d- t"re, 'Ravi Estate, 90, Waeh
atables and ap one of the young meii ! ngtou Street, Portland. Or.
111 the recent Independence trip. The
evidence against him ia said to be com
plete. A $30,C00 Bmit. The Grants Pass
Courier, says: "The emigrant, whose
baby died on the cars while going
through Grants Pass some months ago
haa sued the company for $30,000 dam
ages. He alleges he was forced to occupy
the smoking car, and that the fumes
smotbereil his child. The conductor
a tn that the parent betook himself and
family to the smoker of hi own free will.
It would seem as though the plaintiff had
a better case against the smokers whose
fumes kitted the child. The prosecutor
waa so poor that a collection had to be
taken up among the passengers to bury
the infant at Ashland. If he can make
his $30,000 case stick he can ride in the
Pullman hereafter." The gentleman's
name is W G Day, who formerly lived in
Fall Creek precinct, and was the champ
ion go-as-you-please walker in the county.
Corvallis to Pa vk. CorvaMIs Is going
to gravel ten blpcks of her principal streets
and has let the contract for the paving to
Havna, Buck & Co, of Albany, for $6,
541. The plan Is as follows: Six Inches of
screened gravel will be put on the streets,
after they have been brought to a grade.
ntie last course ot gravel will consist of
10 per cent clay, to
cement the gravel,
m-s but a . K t .
Thete will be no gutter, but a three-foot
trench will be dug, in which will be plac
ed a sewer pipe', then the trench will be
filled with large grayel.
IK.WI: ARBs ABROAD
TncBaosrr.
The total taxable property In Eugene
Is i, oSi, oji .
There are 788 ipaiient in the insane asy
lum, 241 being ftmales.
Mr Charles Andenoc, of this city, has
bought a half inters In the Jefferson Re
view, sod the paper will now be run by
Humphrey & Audenun.
I.atie county has bail a large number of
eudileu deaths recently. Another on is
raported, thi at Cottatje Grov. Raatus
tlrown dieil utdenly there vea'erday morn- i
iug, having been in apparently
.
g.xd health
prentously.
Charles A'olff. from San Franctco, a
traveling man for a boot and shoe firm, was
fouud dead in a inom oo the sixth floor of
j Jlotjl Portland atllo'c.ock yeaurday mom-
tt,
tig Unit wa a m' a about 20 vears old,
drersed wel, and to oaaual observer ap
peared to be id prosperous ci'comstances.
John Went not ino an altercattoa on the
street yesteteay evcoiog with a stranger sad
was soon after arrested and put in the city
jail to answer a charge trday of dronken and
disorderly conduct. A warrant was also
worn out in Justice Batchlor' caart by
Frank Mac y, charging West wick assaalt
j and battery, Statesman. A former Albany
man .
i
0.i nest Siturdsy the ecurin train to
Newport will leave Halcm at 4f p. m sod
Albany t 0 pm. The Second Regiment
Band of 24 rneinbet will be on hoard sad
tha Alhnv tli.hnn.t tt twsA t.t I ' nuni
, . . . . o s
i will tlm I no. lh nrmuiM. Sserai
, coticerU wtll bn given o Sunday. A very
eajoyaWetima expected . Fare roond trip
TtlTet. for .ale ny all mem-
i her' n ,b b"d " tne
tj lt.rt ml r
j " wl" T,rl l c'n-'
The atata fair fg;nt haaine oow month
from tomorrow .
I A stininlant is oftn nnadei In nourish
. and t lengthen the rnota and to kaep 'bs
' hair a nslars! eolor
Hall a iisir K
tha beat tonic for the hair
Urania Pass charged the ctrens SI 10 li
cense fee. Albany should be in style and
up with '.!.- ii.as oa ciretu license. Let
the cennty and city ,-ree apoa a pi lee.
If ladepacder.ee and Scio should play a
aenea o three games : baae bail, Adany
; Bouij Bre them W one f the goose
mw - , - . Ba ws w, siyiasWsaassaaar tea .aaa,
i .TJT-"
' Vr ".y" "T"l.f 1
'o f 10 til- witr. tn aw 01 revenue stamp,
and ancoesetuny paaaeo. bo.b a e
currwd in Albaay yesterday, a bill
. MTe(al bwlora beiag discovered
, Tha Salem Joarna! editor is getting well.
'"?W,D lwo '" '
1 : newspaper tnas oiaae. at any
I Liaasl tJ f firitrttllM Wmtk 11 rs(f. t.
t-hrtraaa vers ts pmyiae so vne rai-
. j lata at a very low price
. What Salem
wants to do at the sett city
it to
lect a new mayor who, when h sty be fa-
vors puUie improvemeaU. toaan fast what
: v.. StaliMB im . r. li .1 i
sessfw - .y
j aaavora.
Jack Sherman, a ycn&z Loohkeeper ot
Moomoath, was arrested us this city yswter -
day 00 oowtntaint cf Kattso Goods, daughter
of Jamas F foods, the aactaoaaar. charting
hien with rap, Hia bctsda were fixed t
fW. bat as be was unable to pat ep the
im at be was taeareerUcJ in the ooeaty
, jatl. Ten felicw has been kewptsc bwk is
M 3i Iadeneadextee aad haa a
wife, wba bow ia the esty ataiistw clfovta
toaeeara hi taseasa Slate nan.
News fa scarce, so that when early this
morning the man about town beard a
stranger remark to a con pan ion cubetan
tially mat hia family was one barger than
vestctday, he tried 10 bunt up the item,
but at press time had tailed to find it.
J 1.. ,i : ., ,k. it.m
-CTl.Zir.Zl LZiZJ
' 5SKE "" B
, noticed elsewhere-
1 STaassEa Aaaivau.-S S Wiilatsette
' Valiev arrived at 1 o'cUck p m todav with
ollo-tng pasaeogers: Mr L H Additon,
Mis t. burgess, uavHj xcrvirr.e -niss .
r.,lk..l. VI it A lei Vt Mia C S:.rv.
as. . r o rs as r.,1w I V Thiunst i
loo TrelUni.'Oay Merks.
- 1
New Mt dal Wsabeb. Yesterday af-
ternoon the regular monthly ho' lor
the Mascot Oun club's medals was held,
Owing to so mane of the members being
awav onlv a few contested. Grant
Froraan and C II Dairy mpie making an
even score a shoot oB gave the medal to
MrFroman. wbo wears it for tha first
:ime.
Mr Dsutymptehad been wearing
'. - Lj .'.
OBTIO stvuitu ua.apii.nwrv..-,
- j..s.u at anc time. A tie alaooc-
: .nriej (er tne silver medal, between;
Q y a. dam and D Turner, the former
" ' '"
sat sdat.
Anmmm MMMl e. m Us. awaSa
j Tr rZriJm
".-BP " "! t"P"
j wears: ax-
i The aew Lahaana aitoo ava ana? yester-
adstvg R Crsdlet tarsh, bat drfog ht-
u
1 l, .nast m eksatll hsiK? bmsnt
j i.- - -
; to Albaay sresr the new hdec by pstrtaas
I who forsnesly went essawher.
I John Dorr. DwtiJ Yoc tg aad Pyaare,
lUB!rr'rtJ for born ta; the BC Yosg
' , . Pvbarn aad
e ft tss tsv hsaat aitsr noorioe oil
aa jt, while Dove got the engineer wbo was (
- inaww.td in tha matter awav .
New goods at W F Reads.
Bargains in summer goods at Read's.
Buy Warner Bros corset ol W F Read. ;
Will x Sura. f iewek-r.
Fruits sad ra,, jle at F E Ailea Cj. .
People with hair that is continually tall
lis? out. or those that are bald, ran atart I
that are
the falling, and get a good growth of
hair
Or utlr.g Itai! s Ifair Kencwer.
Txvo SdtRirr Sales were made to dav
....... " - -
i bald was sold to the plaintiff, R Davis.
S Jr J artdone loaln Aibanr owned
' ?L . o1, "t" ''.r $i
! 7 tooton, for $990,
A Cheeky Ht-xraa. Hugh S arr, of
t Salem, while hunting near t'.at dtv vea-
. n. mora in l.eoa nor. owned tiv l A a n-K
i terday. refused to leave the farm of Mr
Kurt a, when ordered to to do by Mrs
fekurtr. and drew Ids gun on her, resulting
tn Mr Kuril prcser.ting a gun also, making
matter look belligerent. Starr finally re
treated, and was arrested for assault with
a dangerous vrranon. a nd amn!e ot th
w- --r - w 1
, way to ireai cneeay nunter.
j
an Not nckmkxt. Having severed mr
' connection' with the Albar.v nurseries I
ttke thia opportunity of tendentte mx
sincere thanks to all former patrons and
' friends of the above nurseries for ihetr
j liberal patronage. I am still engaged In
; the nursery business, having ocated just
i acr.-vs the river, in Benton countv, one-
. Kl . . . I . 1. - ill. v. i l . . 1
. i.i, v vii vi. ,-vmanv msjii svesri
bridge on the Rainwater donation claim,
where I am growing as fine a lot of tree
as can be seen In any nursery In the Wil
lamette Valley. Tree for sale this fail at
the nursery, aUo at my tree vatd In Al
bany. A waiting your furthe orders, I am
Your trtlv.
J A Hvman.
Proprietor ot the Wes Side Nui
urserie.
Look Hek,;. Thos Brink will repair
your furniture neat and cheap or make
furniture te order and sell furniture
commission at the old stand.
Look Here a Moment. I have torn
of the choicest residence lots in Albany
fcr tale, term so reasonable that anybody
can buy and own a home of hi own by
paying a small payiue.it down and amall
montuly payments thereafter until all i
paid for. For further Information ca'l at
the office, corner Jnd and Broadalbin t.,
apposite Democrat office.
Dr G W M aston.
When Baby wa sica, wo ravo bar raatartb.
When sh was a Child, aha cried for Castor!,
When she baaame Ktas, sh clung; te fusion,
S'hon she hat! Children, she garo them Custom.
"I was prostrated with a severe bilious
complaint," writes Krastu Soath worth, of
Bath, Me. "After vainly trying a number
ot rmdl, I was finally iadaoad to take
Avar's Pills I KsA s.imri,alv Sslran 1a
bexsa wh.n 1 was oonipUuly cared.
T .
The beatJroat onffee in the city at Cow ad
Iwy r a
AA KHTATE SALEM.
M E Fftrrel to Isabel Fronk N half
lota 7 and SEA Albany f 1600 '
Dudley Hodden to Amelia Smith
to lota Lyon 75 ;
J M Ralston to E Goin, fi lots Ib-
anon 400
John Stenger to J A Winter, 225101
feet Brownaviil AW
R Koeh ler trustee to N A Blod-
gett, lot 1, bl 7", M' . A- Al
bany R Koeh ler to Matilda Roberts,
lot N. 4, bl 77 M's 8. A.
1 1; H to Mary fc Marrels, 106 acres 'J
E2
Va'-ul
Cytua vVeatlake to L I Smith,
34.12 12 W 4
lcander Smith to David Swsnk,
lot 2 block 1 Lyons
1,706.
Trial..
Waterim).
4,681
The Springfield Mewser.-1
Iter roan writes an Waterloo as follows:
Wa m..U an rww--t.-t wt-t , lV.S-.lyw.?
the old town of ne promise which he
2!t miles east from Kodaville and Irom
present indication will at no distant date
rr i.iauiui iij; vivivuiiy tor scctr 1 ( low
among theprominect new towns of the i
count v. The Urge woolen mill being:
built by a stock company will coat 112,000
j when completed and equipped with ma-
chmery. Mr Davis, president of the'
company, informed ns that the mill
! SFOfi lit V in .rmrstiin i,v lam t -t..
. ., ... . '
wsler n,ir I tu Inn. ,l.sj , .. ,t..
: Santiam, which at thi point sends it i
? crystal waters among jagged and pirtnr.
esue rocks. About 2iTnew IniWuL
r (in- -"t amonifst whicli are sev-
eral business houses, a hotel and a liverv i
stable. The pleaamnt grove alonr the
river bank ahades rnanf jolly earners,
; A new apring has joat been discovered
above the okl one winch poaeesse more
medical properties. Waterlooans are
confidently expecting to ace tie Lebanon
branch of the S P built into that city
before another year rolls around and we
believe they will not I disappointed- In
our opinion no new in that part of the
country posweis'.s quite as good prospects
as doe Waterloo.
A Harbixbcbg AcctjEjrr. An accident
that came very near costing- the life of
Charles Cunningham happened at May
A Senders' warehouse) about nine o'clock
- s ,
ioesxta, morning. L barley waa aewinx
ck. near an upright shaft, when in
aome unaccountable manner his clothes
got caught and commenced winding
about the shaft- Immediately
behind and about twelve incbe?
irom the shaft is a larze eunoort
post, while at the left about seven inches
l 1. - -i . : . 1
iiuiu sow auao ia a jfrao-i apuuv. aiuuiiu
ana around tne so alt Mr uunuioarbam
waa forced, striking the grain spout at
every revolution. Hia brother Grant
; waa in the warehouse at the time and i
endeavored to disengage his brother from
' . 1 J :. r : . : . . . '
luc uauna erosaa puaitiou ;u suicmir sn.
Thia he finally succeeded in doing.grarp-
. ing him aa be revolved and causing his
; clothing to tear. When reaaoved the
; only piece of clothing left on him waa
a sleeve of bia shirt A pnysician was
immediately called, and upon examina-
Uanitwas found that no bones were
; broken, though be waa badly bruised.
Coorier.
' .
,
I A FiJtE Hoasm. Mr Fred Lynee was
in Aitaany today with a son of tne tam
ous Oregon Wonder, which attracted
ftxsnaiderable attention The horse is
c nr years od, n bntit exactly like Use
"''
I ...t- orsiock that
K 5 VrIfk feeta i
, eIipprf
10 inches on the ground. The mane is
growing aa inch a month acd promises
; to be equal to that of the CoJ0 e-.re.
Her-". Dr H A Davis informs us that
he will commence picking hops as early
as September 1, and possibly a few dava
earlier. Regarding the loose. Use doctor
informs that be has five or six acres
covered with the pest, while in the rest
' of his yard fcarceiy anv can be found.,
j Prices for picking will oe rune as htet
' year, 40 cents for seren-bushel boxes
and cents for nine-bushel boxes-
Courier.
j -a
When act thin; sLaada a tew of fifty years
. people akt tse
It t pretty ro-d setdsaaes that
; t-e v zt M a
n beat proved by it
fraa waar ta vent by the aaa
famt'itw, as wail aa by a steady
sals. Few, if any. medicine have met with
rack eemttaaed sa bbiis and pops lardy a haa '
marked the ratrxmasctsaa aad Bsusjiasa of J
Braadrcth's Pilas, which, after a trial of o ret
fifty year, ar coocwded to be the safest aad :
moot effectiv pcrgatira aad btood pstn her
in 'rod need to the pabltc di
That this is the resa't of m- rit and that I
Brand reth a Palls avetatalty pert wsa ail that ts .
afanwid for there, is essnclasivwly proved by ;
the fact that those who rwward tsawo with
i th grea-eat favor are those who Sara
Hraodreth's Fill are sold ia every drtc
and madaeiaa store, rt:h r plais or ssgar
ocated.
sVhwx too come to
Albany
Don t fail to visit
Bhackman
A
Hodges.
The druggists Thev ca-ry a ! argc and
.hck'o CA'i nidvasna stent -r Ji.-:ces.
etc. Prescriptions are always carefully j
and promptly attended to.
it will
Pav you.
"HACKM T. ' lAstiau assd
grant wifam. t'r-.cw S and ecu's.
fra-
Tt-iwtr Is i
Mat haws A W
grades, well atad up-
then u .-chased
Tbey keep wood
Pfander's Oregon Blood Purifier is th
great conqueror of bd boo anew and liver
oootpiaint . Kelt! Certain ir every
Sold at one dolttr a battle ?rtt.
li ffMS back
all the money you've 6pent for
it if there's neither benefit nor
core. That's what ought to be said
of medicine. It teould be
if the medicine were good enough.
But it is said of only one medicine
of its kind Dr. tierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. It's the guar
anteed blood-puritier. Not only in
March, April and May, when the
sarsapariUas claim to ao good, but
in every season and in every case
it cures all diseases arising from a
torpid liver or from impure blood.
For all Scrofulous, Skin and Scalp
Diseases, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
and BUiousness, it is a positive
remedy.
Nothing else is as cheap, no mat
ter how many hundred doses are
offered for a dollar.
With this, you pay only for the
good you get.
And nothing else is "just as
good."
It may be "better" for the
dealer ; but you are the one that's
to be helped. .
REVERE HOUSE,
ILBANY.
OREGON
JHAS. PFEIFFEK PROPRIETOR
smraae a ilswii asanas.
'fl
Mil? 4 LVW I
ITCHING AND SCALY
Disease 0 Tasurs-
MsdioiBsa UstlssM.
Catwd by
Ib 8)4.75.
i fast lt ! my assy is sail ? ass
with t.-.ur Ovtina BasnaciSM. I
wss .s tot oear saa year wish s eteswifal Ke
diaeae. Wane I ant fast
is, share aseaared a law
null sad spots en mj
tireaat. ana it Best
sBsnsiftwi slowly. Is
a ass saaas m say te.
tutwssa say saaalaaf. A
few a sr after the pss
ttaataav SasaAss
tail (If. s h
anv.
i wonia
ralaa !i avav
Voay. i trtaa all she 1
Oil arer at
I all use jet.
laaasUSBlsk
of, a sat aeat of. I also
aaaalssf Sossars Tea,
thaw woakt ears saw at
shews . hal thaw aftrar fatissl. Than I gas It
ail ay, iMiataf tsar wsa ao ansa far as, teat
Jaiiaif !; Ihoafht I won Id try
a aaah aoed
t .1 te aar aewprt, Bar bona of
is wssaatass
OSSUSnU. OSS B
t.cwtccmi eoar, i
l,,i.rliaTa
i j Vaad atr BiaBisah. I bar. Kaay truths tr,
; ' . m-. j$grkinSo
Mlai,
r. O. Ss 19SS, Wkaasosa, WsaMralms.
Cutleura Resolvent
Tkm aew Bioew and fata Ferta, tmunrnttj, mi
rrsrt-Bs, Us fraa ssans mm (.nioss
. exalsts a Bssasatar, nwraaT.j. la.
. ..Haeaass snsssTfl- a awewy Slsaaaw sast
siaati i restawa aatj ammSmm "Tl
kaaasw r Us Btt. aJp,.aast MeaV wt tats net
aasr, it a lnlaaaw to , maw r-v
'. n rwssiut CoamBASio, a
SBr-" How t
aOtUastrssvma
Bow ts ' sr BkiB IHaaasw,-
mil FUES, tmiissi. red, roaaa, caws pen, sast
riM oii ssia soswd By Ccnccaa aosj-
ate WEAK, PAINFUL KIDMEY8,
HEAL MEEIT
&
. rw
; ea
! 57
I
PILLS? NO!!
J .
S H oecause yon
have
never tned the
j
u m WUAft ,J I rKrp
sVstsUrii stun Ul V Bl"
I-fworks so BD(V, Actnsr-z the Laser aad
Kadacys; acs a a md physic wrihowx caxts
Bsgpsuaor sscaaess. aod dor not saa yaw
bom eatiag aad workiag.
To try it is to become convinced.
TraeVr swaawlrsl ay PSiSaiaT A
ScteatilV: Arttnry '
I wtfE'
?AsLlT3.
, -5!Ot iOLS.
DtSIUi PATWaT3
swwsr '.-Or- Ricers. ot.
i raii ii'mTTqaaa 1 "11
ML XX a COu ia U..JST1T. :- t ties.
Oseaat aaawatsaaraww-aasl ilali ta r-aanew.
Braty awaeata saasss o ver ta hwsa.li-- answx
taataKaebyaaotsascTcof.-ei-oCesr
f dentiCi: mtvi.
ALBANY, OREGON
X8Q1., 1892.
sew Terea wwaeet Swieawir .
A fi. 1 corps of insirurtor.
CUJMSAL, SCiF HTIFIC. (JTBDiCT
tMERClAL AMD H&flMAL
CLASSES.'
Costrs ot study arranrwd so tnsssu :t
aM gradea of student
Vwawaf lie i r c'lrwaf t imtUmft
fraa avaaanf.
4s
wrv. its SET cetaiT
Sreieteat.
SHILQH'S
CONSUMPTION
CURE.
The saocess of this 3reat Cottarh Car ia
without s parallel ia tS history o! snesiiciae.
Alt drcgwisu are authorised to sell it on a poa
Hrvftraaraattee. t tea: that ao other care cut
accssfnliy stani. That it may become
trsoarc. the Proprietors, at an eHraom ex
pense, are placing a Sampan Bottle Free into
cverT fcoate la the United States and Canada,
if vou have a Coagh. Sere Throat, or Broa
eh'.tif. xse it. for it will core yesa. It your
efilW V.a theCrtnp. or NV boo piny Co , aaa
it promptly, and relief is n re. If too dread
tfct irtsidiosts dis3M COBsnmotiio, cae it.
Art yonr Drnrtirt for SHtLCH'S CTBE.
Price lcts.. SSet'. aadtl.es. If ycaar Leses
are sore or Back Lame, use Shiloh's Forcss
Plaster. Price SS eta. For Bale by aU Draj
wist and Dealers
1 la
now prepared toi furn:h; aTl aHS
in quantities to suit at reason -
1 -. - a a ws
LL,'Lat
a Die rates.
Order books will b f mud' as stores of
Frank L Kenton, John Isom-'and Parker
Bros.
Wagon will call for orders at those
places at S a m and 3pm daily , except
Sundays. Prompt service guarantee J.
ALBANYTOR.
WRITSSAN & HUIBSRI BEOS,
Rea! Estate Agents.
."arms and Ranch e for sale.
Also city broperty in Alhaow
and Corval is.
FORTMILLER & IRVING
-FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
arterial Embalming done SdeoUnoally
Albany, Oregoaa.
ACADEMY
OK
lad; ef Perpemal Help.
225 16
200 Sr
ijaasscBt earsajaaxw ot aa i ai laaSB i rsnsswn-zmm
w-jtie. 5:eciei".v ; cjtsaaed. Xo sHsssasat
asaaa i-i-mTI wa wstt-st sc. tveva.li. st.ae c
tljm atat swas. Aerr-a. ZTI a rj
t-r:"- 'vxa. aa -. v-t- 3
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