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Newspaper Page Text3 DAILY DEMOCRAT IDNESDAY.... MAY 21, 1890. i. j fuuluhsd orary iiiyin tho weak, Sunday's nxcnptad. irrTB3 so uorriNa, 'I EJitorauud Publishers. jallxrml a tli.i I' Ml Odiee ut Albany. :t m Mwoml-iilaM mail matter. Aililllliimil L irali on llli I'njir. )CAIi KKCOltl) Tim UNirKi) Kkkuiit. li W Wright and J K Neil, of the Ihmrd of Trade rc Ptiirned lant vvi'iiiiiu from 11 mci'tiiiK with a cominitleu from thu r-:ilcm lounl 01 Trade. TIio remilt whh tin orcniiizutiiin to lie known iih the "WillniinMto ViilU'y 'Ueviiloiinu'iit AxHiH-iiition." Tliu mime exphiiim the oliji'ct. It will ri'iire ut rleawttlOOU it iimnth. iirolKililvlMail), ti Iron the Association, not len than HH from encli county ltlins ix-en iieciuwi Jtophiro two men at I'ortlanil, one ut Seattle, one ut Tavoiiiu, unl one ut Sac jlHUnento, furnishing each with a law tfupply of advertising matter. A hoard of liiniuurers, one from eaeh eounty, will Iran the association, anil prohahly ceveu 'countien will lie represented. A meet ing of the iiiiui:ierH will he held at Al , tally HiKin. Tim Scio Fihk. The fire has been all the talk at Hcio. It wan a big one for the plaee. Besides the actual loss there was considerable damage from removal of K'mkIs. A revised and correct Ktatement f the losses has lieen in ven us as follows: Johnson & llililer, damage to poods from removal, IffiiMKI, fully insured III Beverul eompanieH. Mrs Smith, millinery, daniae lrom reiuoval a lew uoiiara. IOins jiuiy er, bakery, fSill; H M Huniel, hiiililint;, $700, no iiisiirance. Jlalthy & Carey, harness hIioii ami 1!k1s. $1200: i!nodn in sured in Karmersifc Merchants Ins Co for $IKHI. .Most of (,'nods saved. Taleott c tale, buililimr. 7J(. K M Townsend $15011 to $:;inh). Insured in Oregon for $1501) and State for $IW. Allicrt Shelton, saloon and huilduu!.$l5iK); noinsuruiici' liill and Smith, diininifo to uoods, $70(1, insuruil in the Slate; warehouse luirncd, $:i00. i: (ioin.damaue to building, $1011. Across the street HeViiney & Shelton were duiiiiiKi'd $100. Insured in New Zealand and Home Mutual. Alex Mont gomery, $100; insured in the Farmers A Merchants of Albany. J Vf Hilly, $50. The Salvation Army, over Townsend's, were burned out, Iohh $:i(K). TIio lire is supposed to have lieen incendiary. Ilii'i'oiiHoMiNd. Saturday evening a foot race took place ut (iervais between a young fellow named Cuiueron and irimin. Alter tlie race was run those who lict thought it was 11 iireeoncerted ull'air and at mice, went a Iter the nrincinalH inn rounh manner. A rope was arranged to haui; one man and a severe thumping Bill, KHT4TK HAlEtt, Sarah Smlih etal lo Nannie Smith, 1 54 1 acres In 1) LC of J as Martin, et ux $ Sarah Smith et al to Senette FrUby, 123 acres In tp 1.1,8 l 4 w....". Sarah S-rdih et al to Sheridan Smith 1 28 acres in IHC of )as Martin et ux Sarah Smith el al lo ICva Habersham 81) ncrcsln sec 3J,tp JJ,S R 4 w. United States to Arnola Wink, S 1 see tc. tn o. S R 4 K Patent United Stales to M K Calavin, N W t. sec H. ll . S R 4 B I'atcnl II W Reeves et ux to J W llrown, I fin acres In sec 34,tp o,S R 4 K. 2 J W Ilrown to Zepliine Job, 160 acres In sec 3.tp 9, S R 4 E 2 Mary K Dougherty I M liilyeu, parcel In tn 10, S It J w Edwin Flen ln ct ux to J W .Miller, parcel in Sjlo S Joseph I- Dickson to S Dickson, 19 2 5 acres in ip 1 1. iv aw.... E E Dlckon et ol to J I. Dickson, 12c 81 acres In In u,S K 2 w. .. Frank Krlsby et al to Sarah Smith, !. so acres In In 13, K. 4 w. . . T L Wallace et ux lo W II Atlles'-n, lot J, bl 13, Woodle's Illverside A to Albany 3" Dk.vi.imis in Diiit. Thero is plenty of mey in dirt in Albany to-day. flood iturnsuro being made by investment slit iilomr in Washington Street dirt.the trnl that counts steadily. A man and am are itood for sixteen 10 twenty loans dav at 25 cents a load. The street is nv neartv on eraue mi'i inn oiuv nas 11 uni bene'lited ilia wonderful manner ; int all over the city lotH liavc been rais- , streets gradeil.unil a general improvc- Slltiuailc, uestiies giving eiiipiovmem, a largo nuinlier of men, who hnvo de servedly beou liiakmg good wages by milling in dirt, without the intervention M Ixinds. l!i r1, 111 i utr from the C?or- TtUlis Times, the follow ing railroad item m entitled to consideration. "Nothing BOuld be nioro unfortunate for this sec tion of the country than for the South rtn l'ncilic to gain control of the O. 1'. lley have already nearly a monopoly of lie entire tratlic of Oregon ami Califor ida, and their control of this road would Jtilvadd to our depression. The ). 1' Biiler the persent inanaiieinent, with all jer faults and slow progress in building be road, is a thousand times of more lenelit to this section tliaii the S. 1'. rotild lie witli exclusive control cf the kallic." Total. .43o9 Tli Dnslrlrk Shnle, This entertainment will be given at the was given to another. A rougn nun uptra noun-, i iki t, ouu8, iu, .j.. tumble light took plaee winch w ill result I The "boyB and girls" will appear In the in a big lawsuit to-day. the scene wu I dlool c,lstme of 40 years ago, which till exciting one.--Slatesinun. ds lo hK kcen lo he appreciated. There l ie Statesman further says: "li s I ...;n 1,.. . ,.Un( rn.,. . slmlni hv nice tinur. j iiaruiiiK, nuo reneiu neai ,. "skule." lunch and cames, to be lol lowed hv an exhibition, l'ollowing Is list of those who take part. Teacher lion w K luiyeu S S 1 rain, nomtnlltecmen Ins Dannal I K. lililerkln Cierk of the Ueettrlck N 11 Allen, Mrs Honeysuckle Mrs F M Rpdtield The Dunce J T Turner jMrs J W Alihouse, .Mrs u u tarK, The Mlschievlous bov Geo E Chamberlai lrt (MrJ LCowan. St l'tiiil. were urresteil ntion warrants executed by Justice ioodell, accusing them of them of the crime of robbery They are said to be the principals in tho ruw over 1110 outcome 01 u 1001. race which occurred near that town on Sun day last. They gave bonds to appear last evening before Squire (ioodell and linallv the ease was continued to the 2nd Monday in June for trial." Gift Knteui'iiisk. tio and see that beautiful irold watch at the "Golden Rule lta.aar." Julius Gradwobl tho Honeysuckle Twins. The Giggling j ", 'I' I IJ : I .!. C.l.h.n Unlr. n..r in. l"",,,u! ri"'""', . . . : , , " .. Marv lane Mrs s s irai lorms us Hint lie mis 1110 i nze iauig .. h ,,rlhpP r.eo r Simnson. Powder, and Nol Japan tea, expressly I n smrt Hoy...'.'.' Mr E E Goft up lor ins Dusiness, nim ior me wiieui, ,r rrvin , Mrs A Lanee. Ills cilMloiiiers. eacii iiiia u iwhir i, i lt f .i..rLlt, powiler will win a piece 01 line glassware ine owccincans. . . -.r g Wolverton and also eueh pouna ot the tea win win a h who take t ln ,he exhlnlilon inyvui h.nnn...j,u..v. , 1 1 are as follows: who buy one pound of tea or aboxof mtq v Simnson.Mr andMrsS S Tral iNiKiiiK pownci, uii " -n ..i"" 'i Mr n p Mason. Mr and Mrs K. Elder. have a chance at that neauiilui goiu ... M , .v i,u . ,i MrBD G watch, lie has also aiioeil a line assort- . . M' , , Cowiln. Mr and Mr, chat iih.-iii. ui i.i..i.y .. ..... .. K Wolverton, Mr and Mrs ueo b. cnam mouth stock 01 glassware una crrjcKery, ... Mr g sniih, Mr F M Red which is the largest in the Miianieite - , . .. E N Comli, Mr and Mr8 C VV alley, (.p anil sec .Mr (.rauwiioi at ine fi Mr nd Mrs , s TurneI.( Mr, ri i.ouien nine i.a.aur, uiiu ( ... Woodln. Mrs Thos Hopkins, Mrs John lllab lIUllllll 10 iuiriv'i..vv., IIOMK AND AHIUMI) tiHEESI BAHIX. VAI.IIAIII.E.PHOI'KKTV. JuF l'unell &Co. Cusick'i ad'litiuQ. K. M. French keipa railroad time. H'iek no ly drips ut C E Urownell'a. Anti-awran ulf liut'.onsat Will Sc Stmik's. Omit biirgaies in watoltea at Will & Stark's. Caoiffl oinue.r aoi)t potatoes at C E ftrowneli'a. Vrepan-ilnuekrel, iu lib cans, at CE lirowlieirs. II.siiiiiiiHitiri fir srariU'n seels at C E Browne'!'. r'nr arlotft' supplins lift to Stnnaril. & Cuaick's. Thu Intest alii-' t inniiu, J ilfoi.atit.at Mtl Hyman'a. D.m't fail In tr thu II.iin.iic i Lit g uianos at .Mra lfyniuu'a. Tlie l irt-i st xt..i:lt of n-.itchi in thd oily at Will & ht.rk'. IMiuiuus e:nincd oraiii;ur.vica as C. E wne'-l's. Spring fivdr coating at Zaclica & Sea, op-. aitiite Posti llicu. Gdutiittu Iowa fcnruliuin uu draught at C E Hi-tiwiiell 8. Uoinl evenini! Have you fried Huhbards Elcgunt Itieu P Centeinerie kid idoves in black and col ored at Samuel E Young's. No Deed to suffer with the hemlach when Hubbaul B Capsule will sure!) euro you. If vou want a lino toilet nr hath soap call on Mutiard & I. muck, City IJrug otnre fhe Foster eenuitie.hftok elove Festerina. in black and colored, at Sanium E Young's. Buy a lot iu Cusick's addition, the finest suhuibau additiou. Its location speaks fur itsclt. Diiu't fail to call on Will dt'StarK and price their larye liuecf ladles and gtintB WAtehca before you uuy . The liemtne & Lnnu piano is the best madn ptunn to ataud the climate ot tne coast. Dim t tan to gctotie at Mrs iiyman a. Genuine Martinat kid eloves, in all sizes and colors, at 89c per pair until May 1st. Evory pair warranted, at It w bimpsou s, A lot iu Cusick's additiou is better than ten per cent, or better thaD a lot iu foreign citiea where the tide ens ana nows iwicta iu twenty-four hours. Tnose nishint; srreen door and wioiiow should call on K B Vunk, who will put them tu'uoaiplute od short not.ee. ohopou corner 01 Second and erry streets. May lOtli 1800. I lne Addition to Albany tha Saturday, while I W lirown, of Brown )"'' oeen thrown or. the market and will & Sons' mill, was w heeling some timliers be sold at such prices and termsjaa will on a dolly at the mill, one of the planks enable the speculator to make good in the platform broke throwing the tim- money. This property lies just this side liera oil Mr Ilrown whicli was witli dilli- of Goltra's Pork ( Is high and sightly, culty removed. The injuries are nie- overlooking the city and surrounding essarily severe, aud will lay him up for country. In the languoge of a First a time. . . street merchant, "That is destined to be- (ieo MeUine and Charley Cubic, 01 come the 'Hun-ton' residence portion of I.vnna. and I.ee llerrv. of Mill City, we th rltv " understand have locuted claims on the I Wallace i Cuslck, the agents for this I'lreitoiiliiish. A force of ulmtit a dozen cliinaincn are now employed clearing the track to I oe, which does" not look much like the O P ttoimiiiitr this Mummer. The Green Basin I.umlicring Co. have commenced operations here anil ere long expcci 10 uo a rusiiniK OUnuiCBn. Corsets, Corsets We make a specially of ladies and misses ne corsets and waists. We also nave a drive in a French satlne corset at 75 cents Extra good value. IAMUI-.I. c iucn. property, r.ave their own conveyance and will be glad 10 show this, the best of all additions, to the intending speculator. Hahoaixs is Astoria. The enterprise f the Astoria people in rats'ng ioo.ooo twentv-lour hours to bring the houlliem Pacific railroad to that wonJerful Inu.ulse 10 uusineBs ai m.n noint. The Columbian savs: "The real estate market responded quickly to the enlivening touch ot ine rauroau suoscupi ion;"amrthe Astoria papers bristle with the stir and undertakings Inprogress there. The Oreuon Land Company ot Aioany and Salem has for sale some choice loca tions in North Pacific addition to Astoria. and as prices are rapidly advancing, tne earliest investor has tne Des-.snow, the time to make money. at JJsn. raHUi i 10' Fin oranges, Onions and onion sets, Early Rose and other potatoes, Seed pees, beans, etc.. Cookies and crackers, Dried fruits. Fresh garden products, All kinds canned goods, Oatmeal, corn meal, Hour, etc., Fickles, relishes, etc. Everything found anywhere. Warm Weather. A fine stock of re alty has given a I frlglators and Ice cream freezers may be seen at Stewart & Sox's. Nothing like them for the house.; fcor Good sine h'day Sale. Now Is haruehs, robe, whip, hnrse bl.naet, etc. Buggy newly painted; All for sale at a bargain. A nice outht; call on E G BEARDSLEY. 'An Oneco Coi.t First. At Salem, Sat urday, the Willamette Valley Horse Breeders Association itavo their annual Colt Bliow, which was one of the greatest Dorse successes ever netu 111 ine sum-. ADout zoo cons were exniotteo, cacti illion being allowed three colts 111 the antnst for urizes in the dillerent hranclt- In the lending class, that of staiid- (tl lircil colts, it is an interesting me; tut a colt of Gncco, McMnglit liros cll-known stallion, won the first prize. h Altnniont colt won the second prize, Id a Hockwootl colt the third prize, lie Oneco colts are fast coming to the Suit, and excite admiration everywhere long horsemen. Ladies Muslin Underwear. I hare ust crened the largest line of m-islin un derwear I have ever carried, and have marked them to sell at the least possible per cent they can be handled for. Infants dresses from 50 cents to $3 25 each; full size, full length; no china make, all white Irvinir. Mr and Mra T L Wallace, Mrs I F Conn, Mr and Mrs A Lange, Mr J R Neil, Mr E E Uolt, ftlr and Mrs A u Heal Tlie t'ouuly CnnTossera. The candidates for county ofliccs were in Scio yesterday. In the specch-inak- Hew iAt two Places. The Rosehurg Re- w savs that Mr Lever, of Knoxvllle, 6wa, will positively establish a woolen Mil in that city as soon as Ihe Coos Hav !U I road is assured 1'erhaps ne wiu.out me Mople of Corvnllis are entitled to some insldcratinn at ma lianas neiore masing iy definite arrangements elsewhere. nes. N Exa.mplk. J L, Ohurn will go to (irtland on Thursday In the intcteat of ient9n countv. tie has been engaged by me Corvallls Board of Trade to show to kninlgrants the advantaees offered by this locality to the home-seeker and capitalist. k-Tlmes. labor, guaranteel to be equal If not super- ing the democrats were rcpresenieu oy lor to anvihinc in the market for the Messrs J K eatherford Tell Myers, C J nrice Also Infants caps and coats. Shedil, G r Kussell anu Jiatt. ffcou Samuel E Yot A Clean People. Statistics show that the Americans are a clean people, at least cleaner than many of their neighbors. It is said that while "our people consume lOO pounds of iioap, England uses but 85, Ger many 3, t ranee 5, nwtaen 7U, naiy aj, Bulgaria 35, and .Mexico 37. i.onn a llendricson keep some of this soap as well as clean L'roceiies, a lame lot of pota toes, fresh produce and fruits generally. . AM Old Timer. Pat Farrell, a former jesident of Allmny, for many years a cit iea of F.ugcne, is in tlie city working in be marble shop near the Democrat of fce. "That looks like old times,', said pother old timer. ooster Rock. A finely executed luting of Itooster Kock, on the Colum l, may lie seen in tlie show window of hfc 1 omni a store. It was executed Mrs I)r l'atton and displays a skilful ii'h. djiidued Insane. Nancy J Pickens, lie Forks of the Pantinm, was brought ire juilire Jllacklmrn vestenlav anil tidged insane. eputy slieriir Smith k tier to Salem this morning, she a daughter of Jeremiah Dickens o died a few years ago. Suns ok Veterans. Mr D C Sherman will lie at the li A K ball, Saturday eve ning, 24th, to muster in the camp of Sons of Veterans. Members, and all who expect to liecome such, are request ed to be present without fail. AsoTiiKit Assortment Of fine Fruits and Vegetables, just received at Mueller A Garrett's. Green onions. Cabbage, encumbent. String beans, Cauliflower, Celery, Asparagus, Pie plant, &c. The union labor party were represented by I John Bryant and II W l'aker. The re- Jumieans by J'eter itunie, it Li r-miiii, amcs Richardson, R K Micliener and J A Pearl. The discussions were on as sessment laws, non-taxable bonds, rail road commissions antl tlie tariff. A very large crowd was present and the univer sal verdict is that the democrats over matched tho republicans on all points. There is much earnest entlniBiasin among the democrats of the torus, ana irn more 4 horouii ilv united man mey inve lieen for many yaars. They prom ise that the result on June ana win prove this to be true. Mining Matters. Several men left a few davs ago. loaded with provisions, for the Albany Mining & Milling Co's mines and will proceed at once to business. It is proposed to do some sctive work ii.;., i,,i,m,.r for tlie metal itself. Tlie lnv nf xntrimcnt9 is Past, now for busi ness. Some of the other companies also mean business. V Wall Pai-er. I have just received rom tlie east a large invoice of wall pa per, borders, decorations, etc., including tlie plain ingrains which are becoming very popular. These goods are better stvles and cheaper than ever liefore. titausL Ed XWU.i,. on have a bin stock to neieet fiom at J 'well A: Co's. 'V fierk to GutTiik.m. When warning organ or plana call on G L Blnckman 're vou i:an sekct from a first class k. " adif.s Summer Hloikes, the latest elites, just received from manufactur by exprecs. Samuel E V'ol-no. Si'rino and Summer Delicacies. The largest and finest line of foreign and do mestic woolens in spring anu summer novelties just received and is ready for inspection at Zaciies & Son, Merchant Tailors and Drapers, Opposite Post Office; Two Car Loads. Price & Robson have itipt received two car loads of wagons and buguies, light and heavy, and will pell them at remarkably low prices, consider ing tlie splendid quality ol tne wagons Fresh Tiiinos. Mueller & Garrett, to Win Imttom side tin. have iust received a large and fresh supply of vegetables and fruits, finest 111 the market, kusii around and make your orders early, as things at their store go last. At Lyons. A Stock Company has been formed at Lyons to erect a two story city hall; the first story to be used for school urnoses and the second one a hall. The officers are G B Hartmus, President: W S Potter, Treasnrer; b M Horton sna J C Lyons, directors. A Bargain. Boudoir paper, large package, only 10 cents at Hubb.ird's drug store. RUO Store for Sale. Tn a rrrowlm? n ; also a large list of city and counti y pertv. For particulars inquire o & Iledrick, over Firat Nat. Bank. ' embroideries, flnunclnff. lace nclng In cotton and silk, black and r"n. Laces in imitation noint. also new gns in black and wh te lace. Inc ud ne "uym and tifel Tower. New ruchlngs, SAMUEL b 1 OUNO. pR. Patton, the specialist on female private diseases, in Blumberg's Bloc i:e hours. 10 to 12. 1 to 1 and 1 to 8. 'ultatlon free. Residence 3rd and fitgomerr. Consider This. By railing at Jas F Powell's vou will sec a large and fine stock of veiretaliles and fruits just receiv ed bv steamer, consist ine o fresh oranites loiimtia enhlMlffe. ran mower, onions, cer ery, ripe cherries, and choice fruits of all kinds. Fresh proiluce at J F Powell ft G.'i. Zluemin'a "Dtamsnta" spectacles and ey glanea at F SI French's, 50 3nte a pair. Bargains at Read's. Have yon seen tho-e parlor sui's that T Brink has just received 7 i ney are nice. New cream cheese jnsr received at Coi.rai Meyers. I bave just received a large invoice of lace curtains, ranging in price lrom one 10 Dine ollars a pair, scrim, uurtain nets, etc. Also line 01 curtain pjtea arjo lu-oourw ctw- iuji. oaml-elc liivsa. Jaa F Powell & Co. Strawberries at J F Pawell & Co'. A Dew line of neckties at E C Searl's. Novelties in parasols at S E Young's, Read Matthawa & Washburn's new ad. Ludlow's S3 shoes found only at E C Searl's. Tiger Engine Co. No. 2. of Saletn, is just 21 years old. Mr J O Writtman returned this noon from a business trip to Astoria, 8 N Steele, the loan man, paid a busiuesa tiip to Toleda yertertlay. The carpeutora of Salem have organized. Portland men got ilium to. Spring jackets and beaded capea at re duced prices at Samuel E Young's, A 4th of July excursion will be given to the front on tbe Urcgon raetno. Several new soda fountains are appearing C E Brownelil being among those- to put new ones. The V L business meeting will be held to niiiht instead of Friday night. By order of Pres. Call at Will - Link's music store ior the very beat pianos and orgaus, also bcoks and sheet music, dto. Mr Edwin Scotr, of the Orrgontao, arrived in the ulty last evening, and is preparing an illustrated wnteup. Mr. Julim 1r.id.vhol is going to give handaome gold watch away. Call at his store aud ask him about it. Maltby & Carey, burned out By the Scio fire, carried $600 insurance in the Farmers & Merchants insurance Company, Mr. W T Hoxie, a relative of Mr. J F Haswell. arrived in the city to day from K I, w ith a view to locating in tbe N V air A Senders baa purchased a half inter est in the stove and tinware store of G W Smith, and tlie firm name wiil be Smith A Senders. Mr John Giiiitand, of Sweet Home, is in the city. He reports the road ubar to the snow. Only two horsemen have gone over tbe road. The new Normal school building at Mon mouth will be dedicated on Friday,May 23 at 10.30 am. An iuteiestiug program has been prepared "Put that id the paper, said a real estate man this afternoon, as be leaned np against a freshly painted pest on First street leaving a mark nearly six lees long. Mr. Chas. Parker, the blacksmith, outj a vein in his left arm to-day with a piece of steel from his hammer, eansi" qnite a loss of blood. Dr. Maston atteutled him. The Court Ponso fence was sold this after- Desirable Fruit Farms. Those ten frnlt farms in Sunnvside, four miles south of Salem, will make a good Hying for any diligent orchardlst. Ihe pront on e ift ,3tHi an acre, ana uu ui-i- riesthe return is fivefold, the sou and situalion at Sunnyside are peculiarly well adapted to fruit cult"re and the man who owns a ten acre farm in that tract lias a good living ir. his hands. The Oregon Land Company ot aranv anu naieiu a few more of those fruit farms for 6ale. Ai.nA.iv Marble and Granite Works.Hav- ; Ut-nlu tmrchaaed the stock of S A Kiggs aud G W Harris, we shall lie pleased . to I show designs and give prices to all intend ing purchasers. Beat of workmen employed and prices as low aa any for hrst-olasB worn. Visit us before purchasing elsewhere. Eoan & AnuisoN next door to Democrat office) Albany, Or. "J Choice Residence Blocks, Wanted, cows to pasture. Woodls A Talt Bros. When wanting the best groemies in the marktt at reasonable prices call on J F Pow- tll ft Co. J W Bentley. best Imot and shoe maker in ctt onoosne rorrmuier ct irmi; a. s.. ring and summer woolens jiift received t Zichea ft Kn. opposite 1'oaleuice. C vxl dry fir wood fur sale. Laave orders at this otflce. You can save many a dime by trailing at II C Hnbbardi new ding store, try t. For Sale. Seven fresh cows for sale cheap. Inquire at this olhce. Letter List. folliiwiiiir Is the list ol letters remalnln In the Put onea. Allmi. Linn count;, OlWim. May Iltt,l!WJ, Persona calling for these letWJ mnst 1o the date on which thev were advertised : Raker, Chas L Jox. Br nee Fann", K ' in B PiCxaid, 1. 0 Smith, Mr rnronn Wright, Ilntevt Wilkinr, C W IWnhart, E Curnminga, M P Knvel. Fred P.dicok, N mey A .Stanley, J L Whituey, K A R. T110MP30S, PM. COMING EVENTS. Friday. May 23, 1pm, Governor Pen noyer at tne courc nouse. June 2. State and County elections. XOT ltsOliATKD CASES. To show that the cures mado by Joy's Vege table Sarsaparllla are not only; not exceptional cases, but that It helps everybody, we cite a few Instances where two ln the same lamuy toox 11 and were both cured. Thomas Stephens, of ICS Sixth 8t.,S. F., took it for weak stomach and dyspepsia. It entlrely cmred him. He then gave it to his wife for ha alck headaches, since which time she has baa no return. It cured them both. Mn. K. L. Whoaton, of 7M Post 8t., 8. T., was a sufferer from stomach and liver troubles and biliousness. Finding that it relieved her, she gave it to a little tirl living with her whose af fliction was a large open sore which nothing seemed to heal. It also cured the child. H. 8. Winn, of Geary Court, Geary St, 8. F., prominent in the Order of Bed Men, was very feeble and greatly reduced. Joy'a Vegetable Sarsaparllla restored his health and accustomed vigor. Ue thereupon gave It to his wife who was similarly afflicted and had nervous prostra tion. It had the same happy effect upon her It had upon htm. Scores of if mllar cases could be cited but we have no room for them hei. GOOD INVESTMENT, DOS'T DELAY. Frek Conveyance to Property. . PAYMENTS -:- EASY. TOWNSEND A WILSON Farms, Farms. IvTOTICE TO CONTRACTOKS ASD I 1 KlTIl.nEliS rlids will be received b Mr H H Hewitt, of Albany, np to 12o'clock noon, on Saturday, May 31, tor luruisnn. th material and lahor to oreot a two-stnry dwellinii bouse. Pinna ami specifications I can be seen at the office of C W Ayers, arch- I itect, or at Mr Hewitt s office in the aami building. The riht is reserved to reject any or all bida. VTOTICE TO CONTRACTOR- AM' i BUILDERS.Bids will be received y tbe Trustees of Lebanon School Dis trict, at Lebanon, up to 12 o'clock, noon, or. Saturday, ay 81, for furnishing ail necessary material and labor to erect a school building, nana ana speein can be seen at the store or u man. at Lebanon, until Frld and at the office of C W Ayers, rebiteel at Albany, until Saturday, May 81. Therightla reaerved to re jct any or all bids. CITY TAXES.-Notice la hereby stive that Ihe tnl roll of the city of Al ban), nr.- fos the year 1890, has been pi ced In my bands foi o;llection ans) laatl will be at tne Ciuncll el amber of said oit to receive and receipt for Ihe ths iaxam ananrnd ln said roll, lor tbe noon to Air tn sceruourg ior ?z alter a period ofjiu aays irom ante 01 mi nolle. Those wishing to invest in farm property should call and see our list of farm and city property. "We have some of as good ftuit and garden land aa can be found in the State. Also stock rauches and wheat farms all near R R. Farms and farm prop erty a specialty. Call and see us before purchasing elsewhere Office, First Street, next door to Thompson ft Overman's Harness Shop, Albany, Or. T. B. CORNELL & CO., Real Estate Agents. spirited hi I. The purchaser has to take it away at an early date, an expensive job that kept the price down consiileraniy. y Tne Street Railway Co. of Salem is in debt (16,'UO, and there is talk of iu dissolu tion ; but it will be kept np though a' all hazards. Like all new atreet ear companies of course it does not pay now. Mr Peter Ecser, Oregon Slate Food Com missioner, called at the Democrat office, last evening and reported a thorough inspection of butcher stops, grocery scores, etc , ana that everything waa in good condition. The old fashioned kitchen aocial, on Wed. nesday evening. May 28th, given by tbe la dies of the M E Church, will be held at F. C's Armory. Supper will he served from 5 to 9 p in. 1'rogram and social in evening. Mr L D B'o'iham, of the famous At kanas Traveler, ia in the city, with his tioille, taking subscriber! for '.hat very funny paper. He will also give the city a wnteup if he gets a certain number ot subscribers. The family of Wallace Baldwin will re move to Albany, their future home, to-ntor-row, wheie Mr Baldwin ia engaged by the n P They have been residents of this place for over twenty years, and haye scores of frienla who will Did mem goou ny wun rcerct.- Times. that the names of Rumhauah for -...mmusintier. E E Davis for county recorder, Mat Scott for eherilf and S Payne for clerk, VV K Cur! f. r tieasnrer, H 8 Williams for asai-ssor, O F Rnssel for oouoty .u....i ..J.ri,.t,.,ule.l. E f O'Conner I r sur veyor and Fiauk Farrell for coroner are all on your ticket when yon come to yote taxes remaining unoelw at the expir ation of thl'ty days tuereafter will b- re- lit. nod to the common t'ounoii or the elty of Albany as delinquent, and costs ani expenses ior co: lectins? sucn taxes ot added thereto, JOUM N H11FFM aN City M .rsnal. Dated at Albay, Or., this 19. b lUy oil May isu. rs: City Drug Store. ay. May 23 I CT H & Gusick Proprietors. Successors tc Guiss & Son. Dealers in drugs, medicines and chemicals.fancy and toilet articles, sponges, brushes, perfnmery,school and ar tistssupplies. Physician's prescriptions accurately coninounded. County Poor. Notice 18 hereby siveD tint the nndei" ai lined clerk of the County CVurt of Linn county, Orejfoo, will by virtue of An orilt-r of I Setid coart, duly ma He mna en'erea or record I on the Sih iKy of My( 1600, receive bids fur I Coiitract to keep the cjuuty por of Linn county, Orocon, foi the iieriod of one yer. daid bidfl to ne tiled with Bid clerR oy WednewUy, June 4th, 1890, at one o clock n. m.. bidder to board, lxlize and do I laundrv work for said poor. The contract I to be let to the lowest bidder, the cnt.it re- I servra all ngnt to reject any oral! bitla. Witnea my hand and acal of aid coart affixed thia 21t day of May, 1890. L. B.J K K Montaode, Cleik. by R L Dorna, Lepnty. Harry Jones' RESATURANT AND OYS TER HOUSE. Jut opAued, ontmaite the Uua Hi nie. Vnimyt attention, and eTrrjthiag n .'at and I clean. Open day and night. F. M. FSaEFtGH, . Dealkr is WATCHES, Clocks, . JEWELRY AND Spectacles. I have the largest stock of Spectacles and Kye glaepeg in tlie county and fit them by Johnston s pat. Dioptic eye meter.