At the coming consolidated Port­
NEW TO-DAY
land city election to be held June
15th, the following officers will be
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elected: Mayor, city attorney, po­
IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, BY
A,
lice judge, city auditor,city assessor,
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T. L. DUGGER,
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city superintendent of streets, over­
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IN THIS CITY OS1
seer of the street cleaning depart­ ■k
SCIO, ÍANN CO., OSEOOS. ment, city surveyor, one police com-
—Has the Largest Stock of—
missioner,one Are commissioner,two
eouncilmen for the 4th ward, two
Per annum, invariably in advance........... $2 00 for the 5th, tw< for the .6th, two for
Six months,
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....... ... 100
the 7th and two ior the Sth ward.
ver tiding fates at fail*, living rates, to be
The 6th and 7th wards are in old
Uaid monthly.
Transient advertisements must be paid for East Portland and 8th is in old Al­
When the order is given for their insertion.
bina.
Be aggressive in your businessj Tire fugitive Chilian vessel Itata
The business man who quietly sits arrived at Iquique, Chili, last week, Ever shown in the Willamette Vai
ley. Remember he has the
down and waits for business to come and was surrendered to the U. S.
only exclusive
to him, who makes no effort to let lutnorities there, together with liei
Is now ready for the Baring Trade
the world at large know what wares cargo of arms and munitions of war. DRY GOODS HOUSE
with the largest andlbest se­
and goods he has for sale, nor tries The Charleston had not arrived at
lected
stock of clothing that
to convince the public that it is to chat port at the time of the surren- In Albany mid sells at the lowest
possible
fate-'.
will
be
shown in thejiounty
their advantage to deal with him, is ier. The Itata will be brought back
this season.
very nearly sure to be a failure. Tne , to San Diego, the port from which
day and age is past when: the cus­ •die escaped, and then tried before
A specialty. Mail orders promptly
tomer needs to hunt the dealer. the court of admiralty.
attended to.
The merchant no longer confers a
groaLfavQr upon the customer by al­ Deputy Sheriff Misner of Portland
lowing him to; deal-with h>m. »•ought to Salem to the penitentiary
Merchants as well as all other classes two inch who had stolen clothifig in
of business men are.too plentiful for n-derthat they might be placed in
that. In fact the only troub’e that the pen. One of them is an opium ALBANY. OREGON
merchants have is Securing a suffi­ ■lend and the other is a victim o’
ciency of customers, providing they tiie wliiskv habit, and both desired
are good payers, as well as good to be placed in durance vile in hopes
buyers. Every businessman is sure hat their confinement may cure
of success, if he be of average intelli­ them from their habits.
Of styles and patterns to please the
gence and has plenty of good paying
The wheat crops of- Russia and
most fastidious. We have
custom. Then can you afford to sit
’
rance
are
much
below
the
average,
manv fine makes, including
quietly udw.i Aiiii’see the intelligent
farmer and mechanic pass by your t is said that cold winds and frosts
the STEIN BLOCH CO’S
floor to your neighbor, who has lave almost destroyed the French
Tailor made clothing; and
.Tops. Germany, Holland and Bel­
qoobs ,
taken the trouble and expense to
then we have a full line of
gium also give discouraging reports,
advertise his wares? Nearly every
ft
has
been
a
bad
wheat
season
in
farmer and mechanic has some par­
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ticular, store or place of business india. Whatever may be the size
where he will buy a great majority >f the American crop, it will not be
of his household wares and mer sufficient to cover the European de­
chandise. In selecting the merchant ficit, according to the London Stand­
with whom he trades he is convinc­ ard.
ed that his particular merchant has
county cotrar.
a little the best quality or stock of
inquest
of Aumspaugh, al-
goods and that he can do a little bet­ Fees
ter by buying from him; or that he towed.
al­
is more tsuthful and uprignt in his Fees inquest Carrie i G Young, al-
dealings, and will not take advan­ lowed.
We Kindly invite th î people of
Fees State vs Bingham, allowed.
tage of the lack of judgment on the
a
Fees State vs Tony Arnold, al-
part of his customer. Now the
lowed.
merchant has by some means con­
vinced him of this fact. Therefore Fees inquest Freemont Davis, al-
it follows that the most successful lowed.
•AND—
and Inspect Our Immensi
business man is he who convinces Supr dist 25 allowed 1200 feet of
Stock
of
lumbér.
the largest number of people that it
BOYS CLOTHING,
Clerk ordered to a Ivertise for 30
Is to their particular interest to deal
with him. Two towns with equal cords of oak and 4 cords of fir wood.
advantages in point of territory Cliim of Mrs Davis, keeing poor,
In the Albany Woolen Mills goods,
naturally disallowed.
from which
that we specially recom­
Supr dist 12 allowed 5400 feet of
ie bu less men
draw trade.
mend to the public for trial.
videa ike, ener- lumber.
of one of the:
M
B
Case
was
appointed
road
su
­
The
pushing
si ve
getic and i
le tli >SI e of the pervisor for dist 18.
their busines
h.F. READ
IT HAS
SPRINGAND
SUMMER
in the Willamette Valley Pays
farms all in
cultivation
m i les of Oregon ’s
cash and the bal-
mice in three equal payments, or set
cultivated for three years
LADIES WEAR. -
County
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- "in ¡gTiiaf&r ■ 1-1717rifihWrs
for
Lebanon.
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OREGON LAND
TATE OF OREGON,
:1 re ; Hired tn appear
of piainiiff above
3d c--»urt, now vn file
i, by the first day of
the' above entitled
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OREGON DEVELORMENTCO’S STEAMERS
SHORT LINE TO CALIFORNIA.
221 Say of Juno, ISs-l.
pin! yon are hereby notified ihsit if you fail to
iipefir an b answer said coni’dain: as hereby
c ili irei 4 ili.-! n-ain tiff will apply to ihe court
■. h * len ve ?o issue execu!ion on the pulgnient
enoerefrin she above en: it led court on the
:Hh day of <ktY’?er, 1881. wherein T. J. Black,
Jos-. Pearl andT. 2*. Porter, partners under tli*
•rm lianie of Black, Pearl A <’o., were nla in tiffs
1 Win. Hunter was defendant, for the sum of
11.61 a 11 «1 aecru 1 mr in! (»rest at 10 per cen r.
■ annmnand $23.75 costs and disbursements,
1 for iudir
reon and for his costs and
mrsemi
axed.
lervèd by publication, by
.. 1‘. Boise, judtre of the
ma le. <m the 2lth day of
c Daily Pnstoewgjer 'irai.is (FxcejH luudays.)
Lvftve (‘orvaJh* al W.-BG a m .
Arrrivo at A limn* a* iVftg A. M
Leave Yaqnina at
: 0:45 a . m .
Leave Alban'i a: it 1:00 P. M.
Leave Corvallis ht. 1:40 p . m .
Arrive at Yaquinaat 5:»)
Mixel-Ly. All’s tiny, 1.45 p m.
Munkur, 2;3’J p 11».
m
Ar.
M “
11: »3 a in
in
u
5:Cft pa*
C. C. lUXiCK.
-Gregei & < ’a'itn: »rnia trains coHDect at Albany and ComuJIx.
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A.cj'g <«• F. & P. Agt., CorvallH. cw*.
W m . 1 HOAG. 1 <4cueral Manatf»T.
Oregon Development Company
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First (’las« atramsh lip Line between YAGUI n A and SAN FRANCISCO, omine
< the Oregon Pacific Ihi irca«! Coinpany. The Compai«v 1
pina wiih tiivt a hs of
■ iglit
lo to clian*.
hangc |all, I,«lays. C H. HASWELL, («en. F. X* I*. A^t.. Monlg».iinery'St.
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Da ips Si » - *'
From Y I'uniiiv.H May : . 12. 20, 2«: >*an FnincUco- May. 7.16. 2
t
mFIE OlfKGil >S' . PACIF
... ,.’IC STEA.M
n < h<- Willainet tc Ki ver ÍMviwi«»« will !v«’
-•-«errrT^r^TTTrr’T .■ 'R! T1 U trirwtwrr
1H *R"la j" fi *Frídnx< a F ITT. Si. : avrfwt at (.
i'bnrstlay an
n«u Sit «inlay
ay at 3:30 r. M...................Leave Corvallis, north hotriid. M«-n<h
(lav tiiul Friù:
rid a atSA.M .............. Arrive at Purilan-4
. ThnrF-’ar «nd Í
3:3- 1» M-....... ......... On .Monda»,. W<!»lue«luyand Friday, hoih north and south iwv
over night at tilem, leaving there at « A. .M.
C. C. HUGt'E, l.L. i.A p \
Tiie following bills were ordered As to LOW PRICES and Courteous
Dealing, we can convince
paid:
vou that Tangier's
O P Coshow,
. $ 10 00
0W
G C Cooley,
6 00 CHEAPC ASH STORE
Is the best vince to trade in thk
Cox & Finley,
10 00 Valley.
i
6®”Highest CASH price
Ladies Aid Society,
10 00 paid for Country Produce.
W E Curl,
83 33
A.TANZLER $ CO.,
D R N Blackburn,
100 00
Jefferson, Oregon.
G F Russell,
59 00
L Foley,
6.00
¥HB Z LMW BRIEN®,
2 5(f
Frank Ste’ngrar.dt,
State vs Paul,
5 00
SOTICJE-- CITATI«».
In the city, including many cele­
Western Dygert Co,
6 00
in the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
brated makes. HATS from
E C Phelps,
4 15
Linn County:
C W Watts,
8 00
Stetson’s best down to a two
Albany Electric Light Co,
27 50
bit straw7. Cannot enumer-
."ME CRY OF MILLION Ji
14 00
Examining insane,
afe furnishing goods; every
oh , yvrv bkck !
270 00
C H Dodd,
department full. We used
Acknowledged to be the best it
STOP IT NOW,
18 75
Barnard & Co,
the world. An entirely new princi­
cash this year during tight
SOON IT WIIL BE TOO LATE.
33 Gl ple of washing clothes. The heavi
N P Payne,
I have been troubled many years with
times east, and can offer
34 50 est of clothing to the most deliroti
M Scott,
disease ot the kidneys ana have tried
many different remedies and have
1 65 lu'-e washed with equal ease with
0 F Russell,
genuine bargains in all our
sought aid from different physicians
72 00 out injury to the fabric. Come anti
without relief. About the 15th of April
The people seem to have taken Examination of teachers,
departments.
get one and try it and then you wil
I was suffering from a very violent
34 50 be sure to buy. For sale by
attack that almost prostrated me in
hold of Portland politics since con­ E T T Fisher,
such a manner t«-at I was. bent over.
25 00
solidation matters have been on D Hart,
AOien I sat down it was almost impossible for me
a
smsiH,
;o get up alone, or to put on my clothes, when
12 00
tapis, and have invited all rings and D Myers,
•find Providence sent Dr. Ilenley, with the
15
50
OREGON
KIDNEY TEA, to my
McCully
&
Ray,
parties to stand aside. There seems
iSi'io. Oregon.
hotel. I immediately commenced
20
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to be a disposition on the part of the Hugh Dinwiddie,
r.sing the tea. It had an almost
miraculous effect, and to the aston­
103 75
people to purge the old Portland city G W Young,
ishment of all the guests , at the hotel,
75 00
government of all corruptions, ring H Ohling,
in a few days,I am happy to state,
that I was a new man.
I will-
3 92
nipulators and party leeches, and G W Arnold,
recommend the tea to all «
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FIRE
AND
MARINE
—
22 00
as i have been.
start the new combined city govern­ Thos. Monteith,
2 50
G. A. TUPPER,
ment in with1 clean hands and as far Frank Trites,
10 75
Proprietor Occidental Hotel,
as possible free from corrupting in­ John Usher,
—HEAD OFFICE­
Santa Rosa» Cai.
2 50
fluences, The consolidation party Trites Bros,
3
í 0
T
L
Wallace
&
Co,
have nominated a ticket composed
RS
Portland
Adjourned.
of about an equal number of demo­
A LEADING HOME COMPANY.
cratsand republicans, and if they
Prompt in its Settlements. Largest
JUST LIST.
1
Business of any Home Company.
receive as large a vote as did consol­
Following
is
the
jury
list
drawn
for
—
o
—
Reserve
computed
in
Excess
of
idation,there is no need of any other
A1 ,B ANYc fl¿EGON,
the circuit court.which convenes at Statutory Requirements.
party entering the field.
WILLIAM BILYEU,
PROP.
1?.«-5Indemnity.
Albany on June 224:
THOROUtìlSiiBD
Under the Direction of the Leading
Assistant Secretary Nettleton has Johnson White, Orleans.
, Capitalists of Portland.
South Main St.
decided on the return of three pau­ J W Gardner, Fox Valley. .
• Scio, OiiEGOk.
J. LOWENBERG,
Orlando Pickens, Sweet Home.
pers to the countries from which
of
wines,
The
best
liquors and
H. M. G rant ,
President.
cigars constantly on hand, Give me
they7 came at the expense of the T F Smith, Halsey.
See’v and Manager.
T. L. DUGGER, Local Agent.
I F Conn, West Albany.
steamships that brought them over.
Many7 of our horsemen have given a call.
g@~Office with Scio PresUWl
it as their judgment that Titus,
“
They were immigrants to this coun­ Geo Cline, “
Blumberg’s black Percheron stallion
try last January, it is understood Frank Moist, Lebanon.
stands at the head in his class. He is
that the new law on emigration D Burkhart, Albany7»
2 S' Msrrill, E J Lanning, J W Blain, in the hands of Mr. C. E. Barrows,
L F Smith, Tangent..
matters is to be rigidly enforced.
*¿12AipUO¿ÍI 19S'S^
an efficient and experienced horse­
President.
cashier.
•oo
NNAIA1 wwppv
man, who will give his patrons every
•mi pi08 *8^u3lJÄÜ03 ‘BIIJBW
W K Temple, Center.
possible attention.
A 12-inch steel gun has been made , Jos Elkins, Lebanon,
-qspue uonwiuoiui lo^aiqdtavdv
at the Watervleet arsenal. This is Cord Titus, Scio.
the largest steel gun eVer manufac­ J W S wank, Center,
ALBANY, OREGON.
tured in the ifnited States,and great
Oaplial,
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$5o,ooo
Frank Trites, West Albany,
interest is manifested in the trial R Andrews, Halsey7»
test that will be made in a few days L White, Brownsville.
Will make the season of ’91: Mon­
at the proving grounds at Sandy
Exchange bought and sold op New days and Tuesdays at Jefferson,
W W Parrish, Waterloo.
i
York, San Francisco and Portland, Wednesdays and Thursday s at Scio,
Hook.
John Denny, Lebanon,
Oregon. Also draw our own drafts Friday’s and Saturdays at Albany.
.Enoch
Shelton,
Franklin
Butte.
on London, Paris, Berlin.-Frankfort Mr- Blumberg is also owner of the
The courts have practically settled
of-the-Main and all the principal standard bred trotting stallion Al-
John Summerville, Harrisburg.
the Cönnecticüt. gubefnatbrial con1-
cities of Europe, Interest allowed wood Bieeze (No. 2858), who can W
Mark Hulburt, Orleans,
tröversy in favof of Mortis,the clem
seen at the stable ofTrites Bros. The
on time deposits.
Thos Butler, Albany.
B^Collecttons made on favorable get of this horse are large anil fine
bcfatic candidate, and disproves the C J Shedd, Shedd.
formed, and only need proper de­
terms.
felaims of Bulkely, now acting hi the 8 M Pennington, Albany*.
velopment to show speed.
Capacity of govetnet.
ROOM 2, OVER DANIEL’S STORE.
Jas Hunter, West Albany.
T. E CLAXTON,
$6000. OO n yen’r is bci«?; touvtfc by .Tc&Xi It.
• Goodw’h»,Truy,K»¥..ii<\vorlc for us. Kev’der,
Coffee is on the free list, blit It is W C Davis, Albany.
Call
aud see me if you want to buy
you ftwiy mot. mtikc
«uwlt, but we Jo««
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
tench ye1« quickly fecAV to
from if 5 to
or sell farm or city property. I have
^advancing in price. The atguitleht J W Bishop, Waterloo.
>¡510 a cl'sy at the SWti,
more an roti go
oil. B'otn screws
vges. hi afty pftrt of
Will furnish plans, estimates, etc.»
made arrangements with parties in
Atnerifasyo« rata tMuHxwe at homes ¡giv­
advanced by the free trader with fe- G B Splawn, Brush Creek.
Portland to show up the natural ad-
for buildings upon application. All
ing alt y<>Wr ■twmsw sq-atv 'moments xjtaiy to
C
E
Rockwell,
Brownsville.
the
’
Ktortu
AW
fc
ta-exv,
Great
pay
tor
gard to sugar won’t apply to coffee.
work done at lowest rates, g'ood
eve-iw WodWk Vv,e wtavt ycta, furnishing , vantages of this portion of the val­
eveiyflhi'iur. tiASJLY, Sl’EWlII.Y learned.
workmanship considered.
ley and to induce homeseekers to
his tariff business is somewhat pe1- W II Pugh, Orleans,
1'A IW'1'CLL-AKS FREE. A ddress at once,
SllNSWX * tfK, FORWLM), JlAlXli.
come this way.
HSFLeave orders at City BestMiranL
A L Canon, Peoria.
Ctiliar anyway, isn’t it?
them, the one will get al) )ut three-
fourths of the trade of th ; contigu
ous territory while the other will
get one-fourth. The first town will
flourish and grow, will build school
houses and churches, while the last
may deteriorate and lose what ener­
getic citizens she may7 have had.
Advertise your business. Be ag­
gressive. Get just as much trade
that naturally belongs to another
merchant or, another town as you
can by honorable and legitimate ac­
tions and dealings. Success is as­
sured only by reaching out after it.
If you sit supinely down and wait
tor it to come to you, you will wait
in vain, and become hid from the
World by the moss that will adhere
to you unless you rouse up and en­
ergetically shake it off.
THE NORTHWEST
FREIGHT fiND FARES THE LOWEST
Accoinniodu-i« gms untfurpnjmed for comfort an -jRftlbty. EuresftMd freights via Taquina and
.he Oregon ¡lev re’oimu'Ki ('o'* stennishlpR mu'i ¿ti-*»* ihaii bj’ any other rout« dcuuc « ii arl
points in ilu? W 'ilUimutie Valley and 81111 Erar.ci o.
r
THE OLD AND RELIABLE
MERCANTILE HOUSE OF-------
L E, YOUNG
Ælbany5 Oregon
I am now receiving my spring stocK of
merchandise, consisting of Boots & Shoes .
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Window Shades,. Gro­
ceries. etc. I carry
STOCK.
¡prepared to show you the best assortment
land sell them as cheap as good goods can
|be sold. I keep no trash. or Iclosing out
■ stoCK of goods, andXJiavo~eiry^oire~q)ri ee
[and that in plain figures.
PERC BRON STALLION,
Transacts a GonerOaiiw Business
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TITUS
lis solicited. Orders from samples prompt­
ly attended to. • PRICES AS CHEAP as
parties can get if here in person.
SAMUEL E. YOUNG.
HENRY BILYEU, Proprietor.
I have just purchased a number of new buggies and harness and am.
prepared to furnish first-class turnouts at reasonable prices. Horses board­
ed by the day or week. Commercial men conveyed to and from all points.
On and after June 1st will run daily stages (Sundays.excepted) to Jefferson
connecting with noon trains. Stable on Mill St,, east of Scio Hotel.