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ALBANY, OREGON FRIDAY APRIL 19 1889.
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SUCCOESSRS l O'v. V. TWEED ALE
Having purchased this well known store and added j, largely to their stock,
carry an immense line of
Stoves and General Hardware
Including the celebrated EARLY BREAKFAST and JEWEL conking
stoves and ranges, parlor and cooking stoves, aad ail kinds ofgkitchen
utensils! also a comlpete assortment of
Farmers
and
-AND
RS'
Pumps, hose, copperware, tinware, md j)lumbers' goods a specialty. Our
prices are guaranteed to he satisfactory. The public is invited to
call . ii d inspect our stock. Tweedale's building, Albany, Oregon.
Whar h
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CaatarU is' The. Sam! "Pitcher" old, liarnuifCT ma qnlclc c-gr-?
laiimfci' and Childrenra Coanlaiiri Snpexiav toCatoi- C;
pMWgario ocr Xafcotio Syrops. Chxldrea cry fnv Cwrtoff.
2umn ot iSothTU Knoa Cantoris.
Cutorta.nmd CnU Coaat'.pl iixi J "T tcctmtmma ftastoria for childrr
por Stomachy Dianwca, iV'ructaUoa j 5 rvrr.pli-int3,a-rowriorfeny piwcr:-;;.
Rv- heatthy Blei-p ; mIiio aJilii dieeiiien r fi kaown to me." H. A. Aecheb. H. li.
yutivmt linxiTXtc aUipyfiuajuo. fi m so. Oxford SL, Urookrjo. .
5?a Cii-stads; (."GKPAjiv, 71 XlarTay EC, 27st7 Vc:
The Leadini Clothier.
Carries tbo Largest Line of Men's
and Boys' Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Etc. in tho Willam
ette Tallejc
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
In His IMerebaQt Tailoring Dapartmeflt
FOSTER BLOCK,
mi DEDG STOKE.
FINK LINE OF
ART SUPPLIES
TOiLKT AND FANCY ARTICLES.
PRESCSIPTIONS CAREFULLY ICOIVIFCLKLED.
GUISS & SON, PROPRIETORS,
J. L BLACKMAN
Miccessor to K. VV. LuncUoi
UBAUK IN-
urues, Faints Oils
Perfumery :un! toi'u-t :ir:u
..! u fu'l "line of "ikr- .'
stationery. periodical-. He.
lJtf Prescriptioi..- card'.!
oin pounded
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ALBANY
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gardeners' Tools
HARDWARE.
POSIES
Absolutely Pure.
This pouuer never vuncs. A inarvti
ol purity .stremrth and wholcsomcnesB
More economical tbaii the ordinary
kinds, and cannot be sold in competi
tion with multitude of low test, short
weight alum or phosphate powders
Sold only iu t-ns. Royal Bakiv ow
DER Co . 10T. Wall t.. N. Y.
D W Ckowi.ky & Co., Affi-nU,
Portland, Oregon.
phimmax
TIf H. DAVIS, M. D. PHYSICIAN, AND
I? Mi.ton. Can I c found at his otfice
room ir. Si ruhan'ii block, Kirtt Btrect. A'bany
Oregon -
l t'HAMIiKllLIN'7 lUlMKOI'AT'llIC
I phvMciau and surseon. Office, cottier
Third and Lyon streets, Albany, Oregon Of
fice hours, mornings, S to !l Mid 12 to 1 and
after ti in evening.
W. HA&ToX. I ISR l.. .Mi SI'I!
, peon, Albans, 'r-.i-.iii
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K. KLLIS, PHYSICIAN AM' HVV.r
. geon, Albur.y, Oregon.
p C. KELLY, PHYSICIAN AND olit
jm -.'eon Ail-any, Oregon, office in Puree's
new block Otlice.hniirt, from S A. M. to 4
r. m.
A J. CO.SSITKH, VEVEI5IXAKV SU?
. geon. graduate of Ontario veterinary
college andtniemlicr of the Ontario veterin
ary medical soi iity, is prepared to treat the
diseases of all domesticated animals on
scientific princij'Us. Office M Aim Man-hall's
livery stable. Kesiilcm.c 4lh and ( alapooiu
streets, Alhanv, Oregon.
Dlt. K KOLDEWAV, VE'I ERIXAKY St"I!
-.'con, Albany. Oregon. Graduate of CeiJ
man ittl Artwrii-rn f-olh-e--.
tTlOltM.Vs
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It. X. i;l.ACKl;l KX, ATTORNEY AT
La', Ali anv, '.'on. otlice in ldd
nclloM, s l c! i!i. t ill jiractn e in all courts
Of the stale, ami i.'ie special attention to all
business.
ll'Ol.VEi.TOX
at Law. Alb:
and 14, i"o-.tt:r"s
stor
I1AKI.KSK. AITOK.NEY
ii; , ir. Oilii-c in rooms 13
I'iix-l,, over 1.. V.. lilain's
JK. i:ATi!i:;:(n:i, aitoiixey at
.law, lbaii, . -.'oil.- Mb- e in Kld
Kellnv-8 Te:i''li-. Will j-ract i.i all t!i-votirti-
f 'hevaic, anil jfie ;ti 'ial "tttcntioii
to all business
RK ;E lim .SK, Al.ltAXY, OK.-('HAS
PfeilTi r, Pri.n. Only first edass house
in the city, lir'e sanii!c rooms for com
mercial men. No Chinamen emiloed in tne
hitches, liencral state ntl': c for l.'onallis.
H.
EWEH I'. PKACTK'AL WATC'IIMAKK
ami jeweler, Albauy, Oresou,
. si !: ujslrrk :
IjlASTKUX" AXP OLYMPIAN SKKVED
j rresb;ver t at II. Oirrtks' I'wtaurui.t
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gHk PoLLAliS Ti LOAN ON (UHlli j
'WW rea rottti-security. Apply to S. w.
Croder, Albany posturrk-e.
I.ihmJ urvr.inu.
I)4RTIKM SKMIKINO Sim KYINO HONK CAN OK
tain accurate ami prompt Hark In culliriir
upen ex-county mrwyoi t. r. T. Kisher. He
has oomplete copies ol field notes and town
ship plats, and is prepared to do surverinj? is
any part of Linn county. Poslorbee address,
MUlera Station, Linn count v, Oregon.
CB. WIXN, AGENT KOH THE U:A1
idk fire, life and, accident iasnrance com
panies. For Item.
FAMISHED ROOMS TO HI XT. AT THE
City Kestaurar.t.
THAT HACKING COUGn can m
s quickly cured by Shiloh's Care. AVe
guaraae it. Foshay & Mason.
H. F. MERRILL,
Banker
ALBANY,
OREGON
York. San
Sells exchange on New
Francisco and Portland.
Buv notes, 6tate, county aud city
warrants. Receive deposits subject to
check. Interest allowed on time de
posits Collections receive prompt attention
Correspondence solicited.
JfOffice hours from 8 a. m. to 5 p. v-
Agent for reliable fire und.'marhie
nsurancc companies.
Altaj Bath House
-AND
HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR
&LAdier nd children's hair dress.
C a specialty. FJntlJe satisfactioc
euarante.d,
.sOJI
HAVING SOLI" J'Y
store of st-ner.il
I"T.
INTEREST KV THE
n-c-chandixe of the
Arm of (Joshow A. vr?
'; C. C. Sranard.
wish to call tl.c iiuu: krn of all who know
thcutsel'cs iridelitc.l to IVsliOW ; Cable to
all a.v.1 '.tle at ct-ce. Having sold out on
are'iuiit -if poor l-.ralth, I rxrect to change
clima'e (or awhile, and all v:cvir.ts not
settled bef- re I t;et ready to leave BrcviiM'il.'e
" 111 be left itb an o'-'cor for collection. A
ward to the wise is itf:ient.
o. i lOMlOW, P.roUbil
.-. n earth.
Is thu rcasbii people will not, can
not or do not see any difference in
chrnp ih'Siruiiis put no by Cheap
John hy--S!? 4pr irrcsponfiible parties
at Hi.'i DH'srolits, rathtrthan take
a itieiiioii't-WiTjw'irM .wide reputation
and one th:.c j -iii)u' universal oafis
laoi.un ;U (. ice? No medicine
iti t!je WorUJfct g ving such unparal
leled s;iti-d-jtio i for purifying the
tii-.iMi :-.s . I'i s.'i.s Blood Purifier and
liJn-l MaKji- r- id every bottle that
I o- not i j t. , work v. ill cost you
ii.'il.n g. (b . L. Black nun, drug
gist. .
Unarl iansl llie.Mrlkr.
And -Uwiw-av'-ra-tottle of A '
English Kcincdy in ilie Iim:m N 'i;
tun not tell how soou Cioup may slrike
your little one, or Si cold or couth
may fasten itself ' .upon you. Out
dose is a preventive aiid a few dosee
a positive cure. Ail Throat and
Lunj; troubles yield to its treatment
The Jlemedy -.uarantecd by Kobhai
d- Mason -
uullu ! Wolhcrs.
Evi.ry ii.other is cau'.ioned fagauiEt
giving her -hdii lamlaiiiini or pira
Coiic; it -reatcs an uiinatural craving
for btimuhinis which kills the mind
or the child. Acker's Baby Soother
is specially prepared to benefit chil
dren and cure their pains. It is harm
less and contains no opium or mcr
phine. Sold by Foshay t Mason.
M'KIAlfi.THK.
DR. W. C. NEGUS,
(Graduate of the Royal College of
Londof., England, also of the Belle-
vue Medical College.
The Dr. has spent a lifetime f
study and practice and makes a spe
cialty of chronic diseases, removes
cancers, scrofrla enlargements, tumors
and wens, without pain or the knife.
He also makes a specialty of treat
ment with electricity . Has practii ed
in the (jerin.-.n French anil English
ii.isj'ita! j. Calls promptly attend) d
day or oii-ht. His m tto is
;OOl WILL TO ALL."
sTOilice and reviiietice Ferry street,
l.ttwien Third nnd Fourth.
Try Com BroV 1'!i'oom
Havana cijrar.
.i cent
9,999.00
IN GOLD
To lie Given Away.
Cut nnt this aihciliM niclil and send,' it
LAIIMKK& CO., Xurccrynian, Toronto,
Canada, with 14 thret-ccrt Canadian, oi 2!
two-cent American postage stamps, and tbcv
u ill send you by mail (postpaid) in ond time
for planting in April or May next, your
cnoice of any one of the following collection
of plants, and enter your name in competi
tion for the $!),WJ.0O in gold that they arc
trivinir away in order to introduce their nur
sery stock.
Collection of Plants:
No. I -2 hardy roses.
No. 2 t hardy climMiu; r"se.
No. ' '- overblooiuiiin, roses firjbcusi cul
ture. No. 42 dahlias.
No. 510 eladiola.
No. - harily L'rapc viiim.
No. 7 8 raspberry plants, 4l each black and
red.
No. s- iOstr.iwberrv plants, 4 choice kinr's-.
No. ft 5 ery choice plants four house cul
ture.
No, in 5 cherry currants (roi').
No. 11 ft Lee prolific currants (black)
No, 12 5 white srrape currents
All letters with t his advertisement encloMd
along; w ith stamps for any one or more coi
tions of plants, will le numbered as t icy
-oiiiu to hand, and the senders of the first
thirteen hundred will receive Ififts as follatvs
1st 2M) I The next 20. $10 each
2nd 100 ! The next 40. 6 each.
3rd - SO I The next 415, 2 each.
4th 8a I he next bM, ! each,
oth 20 1
After Wi.OOO letters have been received, the
senders of the next 1,100 letters will receive
iin as follows: k
1st 2fi Next 10, $15 each
2nd 13ft I Next 15, 10 each
2rd 75 I fiext 40, $S ea-h
irn 60 Next 470, 2 e.h
5th 25 Next 600. 91 each
Aft.f lf.0,000 letters have been received,
? s . los ol I k 'Xt 1,000 letters will r.
t i ita as (Oil
an.l .100 ach Next 6 $20 each
8, 4 and 6.. 75 each I Next la 10 each
6, 7 and 8... 60 each f Next JW4 3 each
d. 10, 11, 12. 25 each I Nextr!93 1 each
After 150,000 letters have been received the
senders of the next 1.109 letters will receive
trifta as follows:
1 $100 each ( Next 10 $20 each
2 75 each Next 25 10 each
3 and 4 50 each Next 585 2 each
Next5 25 each I Next 479.... leach
Any person may send any number of times
for any ot the above collections. If 5 centsin
stamjis extra is sen., we will send in Jun
next a printed list of the names of all persons
who are entitled to (rifts.
We make this liberal offer to readers ot the
Brralo, knowing it will not pay ns now, but
ur object is to introduce onr stock and build
up a trade. Our mailing points are Toronto
and Shrubmount. Ont., Rochester, N. Y.,
Louisville, Ky., Plainesville, O., and Chicago,
1IL, and we will guarantee all stock to reach
our customers in good condition. We employ
no arents, but deal direct with customers,
and can sell and deliver stock to any part of
the I'nitcd States or Canaaa a, aoout one
half the price charged by other nurserymen,
through agents. Kemember wc will not be
undersold by any reliable firm. Send us a
list of wants and wo will quote you prices: or
10 cents for a handsome illustrated catalogue
which you may deduct from tout first order.
Address all letters
J. LAHMER & CO.,
Nursery nen,
TORONTO, CANADA.
WAUTED,
THOSE WISHING A FIR8T
class piano, sewing machine, the
latest music or artists' materials, will
find a bargain by calling at Mrs. B.
Hyman's. The pianos aro fully guar
anteed for five years. The best
pianos made to stand the climate oi
the Pacific coast. The New Ameri
can Sewing Machine will please most
fastidious. I'aintinc and music Ic-
sons given- there. Stamping, Em
broidery .and Dressmaking done t.n
order. NV 1 13 1st St., A lbanv. Or.
j Another nin: doom t-caled 'oy
. rnio'.hu: si:-1 -i.-, Wiiy i.ot goto
j'Jonu Bros.. :- ity Yourself a good
cif,ar. Ther keep the best in town.
GENERAL NEWS.
Disappearance of . $15,000 from
the N. P. Expiess Office.
ntKSIIlKNTIAI. A IM'OIXTM EXT
Tie Gr-a, Rnk of the Oklahoma Eoomers
- Etill Ko Nws t e Fate of ths IU
Fattd Denmark's Pas-encrs.
Tho Hkralb's Special Dispatches.l
Bkamkhd, nn., April IS. A
Dackaut ;f ntaininj: $15.00(1 in gold
has mysteriously lisa;ipcari'il from
Me ollice ! the Northern Pax ifio
Exprens company in this city.
Louis Ilohman, night clerk.received
fiom the train at 1:4.") a. m. yester
day four sack of specie, supposed
to contain $ l."),(KH) each in gold, ami
two containing foOUO each in silver
the money to be used in paying
employes of the road. Ilohman
says lie carried all the specie into
I he vault and tinned the combina
tion, and half an hour later discov
ered that one of t he 1 tags of gold
was missing. He immediately
notified his superior. Ilohman is
regarded as honest and faithful.
THE OKLAHOMA
KUOMKKS.
A Slirht Never ltefor
Witnessed
in America.
Arkansas City. ( Ark.), April 18.
At ft o'clock this morning the
boomers were alive and getting
ready for crossing the Cherokee
strip. There were nearly 30,000
here and they had been ordered to
move in an orderly manner along
the established trails. If any
depredations are committed the
whole line will he stopjied and the
guilty ore turned back. The pro
cession will be accompanied by HO
to .'It! reporters on ponies. United
stales Commissioner lionsell has
allowed two men to construct
bridges at ."alt creek and Chilli
cothe creek and charge the boom
ers 'S cents to i'Mss. An old fort
built mi .-alt fork which has laid
idle fur year w ill be brought into
service.
The boomers proceeded in a body
with the troops in front of them.
Toe sight was one not often pre
sented before in America, a thous
and or more settlers marching
toward their homes under the reg
ulations of the war department.
The settlers here are ol a remarka
bly good class. Most of them have
comfortable outfits. Kvervbodv
seems to be for himself, rather
jealous and suspicious of the others
than united by the bonds of friend
ship. Some experienced frontiers
men sav there will be no trouble of
any Fort at Lisbon, while others
say that it cannot be prevented.
NOT A Tit IE ItlLL.
SlierilT Sniallmon and Ex-Slierlff
Smith Keturn Home Smiling:.
Spicial to the flKSALn
I'viktlani), April IS. Not true
bills were returned in the cases of
John Srnallmon, Linn couniy's
sheriff, and ex-Sheriff D. S. Smith
wiio were charged with permitting
V. II. McDuniels, defaulting post
master at Ilarrishurg, who had
been sentenced to imprisonment in
the Linn count v jail, to leave his
placa of close commitment and
walk at wi'l about the i'v of Al-
banv. It apnears that the infor
niation which came before the
grand jury was ill founded and
hence the failure to indict the
officers.
Sheriff Srnallmon and ex-ieriff
Smith returned home last night
and were in high spirits over the
outcome of the prosecution against
them. As they had intended to
violate no law, their friends will
also be pleased that the charges
against them were dismissed.
OKKGON IMPROVEMENT CO.
A IHvldend of One I'er Cent. Is
Declared.
akw iork, April 18. Ihe sec
retary of the Oregon Improvement
Company has declared a quarterly
dividend of one per cent, on com
mon stock. The preceding quar
terly divideud was at the rate of
1.2 per cent.
HOKE APPOINTMENTS.
Tiniotliyjrhelps diets the Customs
Collectorship at San Francisco.
Washington, April 18. The
president to-day appointed Edward
A. Lacey, of Michigan, to be comp
troller of currency and Timothy
(uy Phelps to be collector of cus
toms at San Francisco.
STILL. NO NEWS.
The Kate of the Denmark's Passen
gers Still Unknown.
New York, April 18. The
steamer Algeria arrived from Gib
raltar this morning, but brought no
news of the Denmark's missing
passengers.
Wanted at Oace-
Highest market price paid for
five thousand pounds of bleached
dried apples by G. W. Simpson,
Albany, Oregon.
It is no good to look at the ther
mometei this rear to judge of winter.
The only thing to guide yon is
Mrownell & Stanard prices, wnirn
ore always down to zero.
If you want a cleaa and fine smoke
a-k for J. Josevb' uonic ma do white
labor clears. For sale by most cigar
dealers ur.d at J. Jose,iVs factory.
THE TWILIGHT OF THE rOETS.
Contemporary Veme as Indicating
Poetic Decadence.
Providence Journal.
The closing years of the century
eem destined tu he marked by a
decline of the poetic spirit. The
greatest o' those who tiave made
the ceotuary illustrious have, it' we
may us the piii'ueo:oy of the
Norse mythology, rouglii tlie p'aiiia
ot' L iBliieim, llcda's utootuy leaitn,
where dwell the d-ad Of those
till reigning in the c;'ic Vaihalla
littjrj. more can be expected Irom
TeiniyVon, Ihownui, Wlnttier or
Lowel. Twillnlii, like that tabled
to Inive ovei inkcii t!:c S( au.lliiaviun
deities, ser-ins to have lalltn Ujon
the poetic r:ce. Among the
younger poets wc have mauy who
arc exquisite masters ot torm, but
it i.-. already cleiir that iu the clos
ing yeais ol this century wc are
not to hear any such voices s
those of G oil lie, Schiller aud
Burns, who were the literary
fathers of the poets ot tlnsceotury,
aud marked out Le lines which
they have followed.
The explanation of this is pel"
haps not difficult to find . Every
previous period of great literary
activity has beeu followed by one
of comparative decline. With the
close of the Augustau age, which
produced such poets as Horace,
Virg'.l and Ovid, Roman literature
passed into a decline which proved
the forerunner of its death. Few
recall the names ot the successor
of Dante, Petrarch und Tasso in
Italian literature. Shakespeare
and Miltcn were followed by
a nameless crowd, and it is perhaps
natural that Geothe, Wordsworth
and DroADibg should be followed
by Swinburne, Austiu Dobson and
Audrew Lang. Moreover, this is a
practical and materialistic uge, in
which the geuius of the human
i ace is given up to the pursuits of
commerce, to invention and dis
covery, to greut achievements, to
the consolidation of em p: res and
the subjugation of barbarous
nations in Asia and Africa, to the
study ot the sciences aud the solu
tiou of social problems. It is not
stiange, theictore, that lime ehnuld
he a decline in the arts ot poetry,
music, painting, sculpture aud
architecture.
1 here is not to oe discerned in
the pubiic '.aste any special de
mand for the wik ot tin- uiastvrs
in these aits. This is the uge of
novels and magazine liteHtu?e, ot
Gilbert and Sutiivat ras, ol
iron architecture at -rowtl
of cities. A "leat pcl .ouid lie
born out of due time in m.c!i a or
vvuile we Hare not rcauin" our
Shakespeare, Milton or Words
worth, wneu we arc stouin -ur
Carlyle and Huskin, and rapidly
forgetting the best lessons of our
Emerson, we are not likely to have
any ear lor another Homer or
Dante.
We cannot plead, however, that
tlieie is a lack ot great themes for
the inspiiation of the poets. The
discovery md settlement of Amer
ica is a ihouMind loid noblvr topic
loan the 'bulit t -Eneas from
burning Tioy, Hitd his stiffrriugs
while liriogiug his gods to Latioin
aud touixl ng the Uuui'O StuK.i
.Modem Instoiy is upplyiug rich
material, vihicli some lutuie Shake
speare will doubiiess use to rival
the fame of the Hard o: Avon.
Phiiauinrjp and Cliiistiau activity
aie perhaps also supplyu g ma er
ials which s-.-me greater Miiton
may bereatler use iu msjestic rela
tion of a "Paradise Hrgain d" by
the lower classes of mankind.
Human life is never Jeoid of
poetic elements, but for the pies
ent we are thinking about things
we call practical, aud have entered
a period ot twilight of the poets,
about which the only prophecy
that needs be made is that it will
not last.
How Us Parent
allow their children to cough and
strain and congh and calmly say, "Oh
it a only a cold. - and keep giving
them cheap ani daugsrous medicines
until they are down with lung fever
or consumption, when they can be so
easily relieved by BEGGS' CHERRY
COUGH SYRUP? It has no snperi
or, and few equals. Geo. L. Black
man, druggist.
Pimples ike trace
Dei' l an impure state of the khx i
and looked upon by many with
SQspici i. Acker's Blood Elixir wit!
remove a impurities and leave the
complexh smooth and clear. There
is nothing that will so thorouchly
build np the constitution, purity and
trengthn the whole system. Sold
and guaranteed by Foshay & Mason.
For chilblain and frost-bites use
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. When
promptly applied to the frozen parts
it will pi event the skin from inrning;
black or peeling off. It allays the
itching and smarting of chilblains
and soon restores the part to a healthy
condition For sale byBFoehav
Mason,
SHILGirS VITALIZES is what
you seed for con&tipatic-a. loss of a.
petite, dizziness and all symptoms of
dyspepsia. Price, 10 aad 75 ceots per
bottle. Foshay Mason.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and liver com
plaint, yo" have a printed guarantee
on every bottle of Shiloh's Vita'izcr. It
never fails to vure. Foshay & Masca.
Use Fahrney's panacea.
CICAWFOKDSVILLK NOTES.
Cbawkouosvii.lk, April lf.
Some snow fell on the hills near
here last Saturday.
The present indications are good
for a beautiful fruit crop.
llev. Mnlkey of Eugene, preach
ed here .ast Saturday evening.
Mn. O. P. Abrams and Mrs. A.
Hurt has pned a dressmaking
hllOp.
.Mik. A.v. Hullis making about
o0 jhjuihIs of t lnH-W! ier day. He
was pritiMM.l the tnilk of 300 COWS
before he put up his factory, but
when the time come to bej;in milk,
the farmers most all backed out.
It i high time our famers were
turningtheir attention to something
else beside raising irrain.
Married. Tuesday evening.
April flth at the residence of Mr.
M. Shackleford. Mr. Elmer Pugh
and Miss Annie Shackleford. G.
V. Pugh officiated. It was a very
quiet affair, no one being present
but the relatives. After supper the
tin pan brigade, consisting of nine
small boys gave them a few of their
choice selections.
Our town needs a good harness
maker badly. It would be a good
place for some man to locate, as
there is a large country adjacent to
this place, and they have to go to
Brownsville and otlur places for
all their harness and repair work.
The best of leather can he obtained
here at a reasonable price. Our
tannery has the name of lifting out
the best leather on the coat.
Mr. N. Shanks showed tne a
small stone he found a few days
ago, which lie thinks is a genuine
madstone. He has been ompar
ing it with Mr. J. V. Moses mad
stone and they look very much
alike. It is just recently that we
found out the value of t hew stones,
and as we now have two in town
it will not cost a man a fortune to
lie cured of any ailment.
A new lodge, I. O. (). F. was in
stituted at this place April lid. bv
J. II. Daniels D. D. G. ii. of Scio,
andJ. M. Bacon grand .secretary
of Oregon city. The following
officers were elected and installed:
.7. Ii. Wiseman, N. G.; (Jeorge
Finley, V. G. ; V.. N. ! Caw, re
cording secretary ; E. II. t hance,
treasurer ; .1 . v . ( ilass, I . . ; A. J.
Shanks-, ). G. ;. I. II. (ilass, con
ductor ; J. C. Cox, warden ; 1 1. M.
Roberts, K. S. N. G.; Geo. Kigtrs,
L. S. X. G. ; W. (.'. itiggs li. S. V.
G. ; Benson Harris, L. S. V. G.;
R. W. Moses, U. S. S. ; V. B.
Glass, L. S. S. ; trustees W. B.
Glass, E. N. McC'aw an., (ieorge
Kinley. Visitors wcic present
from Irving, llaisey, ilairisburg,
B'ownsvillc, .function. Lebanon
and other places. The ImiIsl has
US iiu-nibers. with fair pro.-jiects of
growth. EiitertaintiKM't for the
lodge and the visitors was furnished
by Mr. J. F. Moses, who kept up
the goo l iuim of this place for
hospitality and good eating. He
gave iheiii supper in the veiling,
oyster supner at midnight, and
breakfast in the morning. There
was about o" or 70 men partook of
the feast. The visiting members
stated that they were never better
entertained outside of Portland.
The lodge bore all the cxeuse of
the supier and entertainment. The
lodge met again last Wednesday
evening and will continue to meet
everv v ednesdav for a while until
they get in good running order.
SCHOOL ICKPOKT.
The following is the report of
school in district No. 4!l, Linn Co.,
Oregon, for the term ending April
3d, 1889. Tiie ngures following
each name denote the averaee
standing. Lutie l earl, KO; Carrie
Wilson, 91: Francis Belts, 94;
John Belts, 91 ; Roy Condra, 90;
Minnie Schick, 89; Fred Wigie,
79; Nellie Wigle, Sti; Eddie Haver
land, 86; Neliie Byei'8,84; Violinta
Waggoner, 8:1 ; Arthur Schick, 83;
Annie Drinkard, 82; Willie Hawk,
82; Bertha Wigle, 82; Willie
Schick, 82; Martha Haverland, 80;
George Pearl, 78 ; Albert Adamson,
78 ; Schuyler Overton, 77 ; Bennie
Schick, 79; Willie Haverland, 76;
Laura Haverland, 79 ; Fred Pearl,
76; Riilie Adamson, 75; Claude
Allingham, 73; Pearl Alhngham,
70. Those who were neither
absent nor tardy during the term
were Schuyler Overton and George
Pearl. Olive Loxg,
Teacher.
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