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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-07
HONE AND ABROAD
MospAy.

1 MONDAY
A strawberry from the garden OF Mr. Wn
Peacock measures nine inches Ia oircumfer-
enoe honest measurement.
The lirst Of this year there were sixty .foni
banks Ia Oregon, hlty.fonr Of which have
been opened-withiu ton years.
Mr. Feicko Ackerman Saturday afternoon
purchased Of Stewart & Sox one Of Russell
* Co famous threshing outfits.
Last Saturday was 0rsaon's famous Labor
Day. We havs not heard of lie having teen
observed. E, identity Il promises TO be for
gotten.
MIA w Irwin. y new conner has rented
the room just vacated by Barkhart q Keeney
and will open confectionery store with so
dA fountain,
The real estate firm Of ShuIix q Hendcr.
son has dissolved partnership, Mr. Hendsr-
son retiring. The business IL now run by
Shultz Shultz.
The Linn County Bank l. 10 bc completely
romodelsd on the interior. nav front put In,
improved eounters introduced, etc, making
IL one Of the finest bank Offices In the State.
$1,000 to 5000 will be apent In tho improve.
ment.
DIR Maston 20 DAY is moving from across
the street from the DgMscaAT office 10 his
large and foe residence at the corner Of 9th
and Lyon street, His Office will remain at It's
old location. corner OF Broadaibin aud Sec.
ond Streets.
TUESDAY.
TIE Albany 10, Works antie pate being
reidy for business Aome.ime next week.
The popalation Of Johpstown was 9. $50, In
1850 and u hA. increased considerably since.
wa Cox, of thl. city, has reesivcd the
contract for doing tho brick work on " Coins
new block at Solo.
With the loss Of life 40 ereat iu the Johns.
town disaster question 10 being raised ~ 10
what effect il will have on life insurance
companies and benevolent orders.
Speaking Of the right kind Of wife for an
editor the Astoria Transcript says IAN
Astoria editor 10 ths possessor Of frow, that
IL whole team. and matches the old man
bald headed every time he gets full. II you
dont believe II examine our head. That's
the kind Of wife for an editor"
II Barkhart. Of this city was In Portland
yesterday.
Mr. II A Bsnseli, one of Yaquina Bay's
leading eitSsnA has been in Albany, doing
the city.
Mr. ID FromAn left e.day for the mouI-
tairs on his regular summer trip. The fea.
tive trout 10 warned TO iEisk elsewhere
WIN n Hoag IL expected 10 arrive In Al.
bany on Thursday from New York. when
Rn early move towards Boise CITY is looked
for.
Rev Bushy. an uno Of Mrs MArtir, has
iasi arrived Ia this city from Missouri With
hi family. and viii probably purchase .
farm urs the city.
H"a JsG Msy RS has sold his interest 10
Seattle aud j. now =. Seio. where hs will ra
side 10 the future. Jstf - . Thorough Linn
eoahtyitr, aud We are glad has made good
thing IN Seattle property.
Hon g II Babsr. one Of Linn eaanty's
oldest, mnst respected and wsaithiest citizens
aud his daughter were inths city last Mon.
day. Tbonah advanced in years MIR Babcr
retains ali OF the mental az we'll a. physical
yigor Of fertY years ago.-p Portland Msreasg
Cottage GroYs has been Judge Baber's home
for ak OF seven years.
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A hARBoR.-Not only have several
Johnstowa people located in Salem, going
there before the terrible disaster; but a
family recently settled there, coming from
Kansas, where their old home has sirce
been blown in,e kindling wood by cy-
clone.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-07

YAoufsA Lors.-Mr Schmidt of the va.
quina Hotel. has been at Albany and Cor
wallis selling lots In thirty-fve acre tract
recently bonded by him. The fact that
several o p employees at Corvallis invest.
ed speaks In reference 10 railroad prospects
nj least
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-07
Rcsolutions.of Thanks.

At stated meeting of McPhe,son Post,
Saturday evening, June ISL the following
esolutions were unanimously adopted
Resoiued, That vote of thanks be ten-
dered Hon e B McElroy Dept Comman-
der for the eloquent memorial address, ID
C'Sherman, A A G, the ministers Of the
city OF Albany, teachers and pupils of the
public school and ladies of the w r G for
their presence, aid and assistance on mem
orial day and to the ladies of Albany fol
literally contributed flowers for the occas-
ion. BY order Of Post.
E. F. Sox, p. C.
B. F. TABLRR, Adjs.
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Administrat or's Notice,

Notice is hereby given that the uadersisn-
ed has been by the County Court Of Linn
county. State Of Oregon, duly appointed Ad.
ministrAtor de hoous non OF tae estate Of
James Jurkin, deceased, late of said county
ana State. ALI persons having claims against
said estate ars required 10 present them prop
erly verified TO w r Bl!yeu at Albany, Linn
county. Oregon, within six months from this
date.
This 2Ssd day Of May, 1853.
d. Z. JUNEIS,
w. r. BTLYEu. Administrator
Atk'y for Admir-.
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REJEcrED.-Bids for building the Ma
sonic temple were opened by the commit.
tee Wednesday, three bids being filed
The committee thinking all too high re-
jected all of them and will advertise again.
The bidders were w G Casseii, + Gem
and Geo Patterson.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-07

DR.. Flint's Remedy is the best remedy
known for insomnia. or sisepiessnesr,
which affilcts 80 many persons and which
leads TO 20 many serious nervous diseases,
particularly To insanity Descriptive
treatise with each bottle; OF, address Mack
Drug Co., N. Y.
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Know MoRE.-"1'he older YOU grow The
more you know" says the old proverb.
This is another Of those fallacious sayings
that time exposes. Just thlnk how little
the old lnen Of TO day know as compared
with the Young ones. Old and young,
though, in Albany universally agree that a
good place TO buy groceries, produce and
crockery ware Is at Conn Bros. There
you get frSt-cIass treatment.
ANoTHER BRIcK.-As soon as Mr. Fred
Blumberg removes the residence building
on his First street property he will begin
the erection Of two story brick. II will
have a frontage of f0rty-eiah. feet and
contain two stores. But for the fact that
the butcher shop property has been leased
for two years the brick would be made con
siderably larger.
A REAL ESTATE OYPIcE.--BurkhaTt a.
Keeney to-day will be found In their new
quarters In. the Strahan block, and now
have one Of the finest real estate Offices In
was built BY Mr. J Burkhart In 1876, al
that has been running continually since,
and is now one OF the best established in
the Valley.
MAJOR JoNEs.-Last Saturday evening
at the G A r hall, Major oh Jones was
given farewell party previous to his de-
parture for the soldiers home near Los
Angeles. On behalf of the Post Judge
Blackburn presented Major Jones fine
gold headed cane, and several silk hand.
kerchiefs on behalf of the w r G. The
members of the w c T u at another time
presented the Major with fine bible, so
tina ne will enter his new home well
equipped with credentials Of the good will
of Albany people.
JEFFERSON MILL SoLD.-"A company
has just been formed of which II Barren
drick, of Jefferson, Is a member, for the
purpose of buying the grist mill at Jeffer-
son, formerly owned by Portland firm.
This trade, which has been pending for
some time, was on Friday last consummat.
ed by Mr. Barendick. Your correspond.
ert has been informed by complete author.
ity that ne " machinery to the amount Of
$4,000 Is to be added and the mill placed
. In running order by October /. This las
barrier to progressive growth Of Jefferson
/, is at last removed."-Cor. Salem States
man.
4 THE FoRTyNE TELLER.-The old dar
4 key fortune teller is again in.the city max
: ing thorough eanyass selling lead pencil
! and telling fortunes. A DEMOCRAT maj
: heard him soliciting crowd of youths I
: have their future pried into. But" said
boy, "last night you said we were all goin
" to HI" ayes, but you were teasing m
8 then he answered, "give me some none
!, and It will be different now" A good !
: lustration of fortune telling.
), THr 6. P. ExcURsIoN.--The excursic
party returned last Sunday from Grant
. Pass, and the Albany members of 1t repo
1t very enjoyable trip. Grants Pass use
a every effort TO make their stay their plea
ant one, and Mr. Flynn spared no efforts
ID do his share in the matter. About OF
h hundred lots were sold at the auction
town lots. Financially and otherwise
a. was success.
0 Our line OF choice teas and eofsss Is N
x equaled in town.
BRowxSrL x srArAEp.
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U. 5. Land olEiee, oseEen City.
Nav Olaf 1890

U. 5. Land olioe, osegen City.
May 2lss. 1889.
complaiut having been entered at'this Of
lice by Francis NJ. Walden against William
Crothers for abandoning his Homestead En-.
try No. G963. dated April l3sh. 1887, upon
the Of N K and S Of N w x. Section
Il. Township l2, S r Z. ia Linn county,
Oregon. with a view to the cancellation Of
said entry, the said parties are hereby SUM-
moned 10 appear at Lebanon. Linn county.
Oregon, before A. Il. Cyrus. Notary Public,
on
the 10Th day Of Juiy. Isss.
at 10 o'clock a. m, 70 respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandon
ment, and on tue testimony then Submitted
hearing will be had At this olice on August
l3th, 1859. at 10 o'clock q. m.
w. T. BuRSEY.
Register.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-07

Do not wait until tomorrow, when you
feel sick, but take immediately a does Of
Plundsr's Oregon Blood Purifier and prevent
. ssrions attscx OF sickness. Itis thsI best
liver regulator and blood cleanser 10 exiss.
ence Tryit.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-07

Mr. Jas Il jerks, OF Tangent, rsturasd yes
torday from Texas, thed with Oregon .
. place fer ONE. Hc was only gone thre
weeks and xot enough oi Texas in nine days
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-07

Te NEW CoMERs.-We weuld say that
We have no bats to give you, but we do
guarantee gssd values fer yeur money,
and we kindly solicit ysur patronage.
BRowNELL & STANAKD.
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THOMPSON. pm.

BABIEs.-The finest line of baby carr
ages in the Valley just r. ceived at Stewart
& sox's. Prices are remarkably cheap con-
sidering the superior qunlity Of the carri.
ages.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-07

SUMNER WRAPS. Novelties In beaded
and stcckinet jackets just received.
SAMUEL E. YOU'VE.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-07

zrs> A splendid stock watches,f Jew.
E-,9elry clocks, ETC., at Will g. Starks,
NaJmany new things being just resolved.
Also fine line of gold headed canes. Call
On them for bargains.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-07

Don't fsi sxaa,ins McIIwsins carpets
You will q them from 10 to 10 por cen
cheaper cha any other place in town, taking
in eonsidera on the quality.
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Letter LLst.

Following is tho list Of letters remaining In the Post
Once, Albany, Linn county, Oregon, June 4, 1850.
Persons calling for these letter. must give the date
which they were advertised
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II you have any job work 10 d, call on q
w Smish who is prsrasd to de it with
nestness and dispat h sud as. cheap as any
one.
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Fine line Of Guns and
good stock Of A.mmuni.
tion at Deyce and Rob
son 8 special bargains
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the County OF Linn /:
w Z Nicholson, Plaintiff.
] P Schooling aud Martha r Schooling, his
wife. .R A Rampy, as assignee in insolvency
Of J ? Schooling, Miller and Jerry Hay
and r f Ashby, partners under the firm
name and style of Hay and Ashby, Defen :
dants.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of
an execution and order of Sale issued cut of
the above named Court in the above entitled
suit, viii on
saturday, the ssth day Of Jane, 1859.
at the Court House door 10 the city of AL
bany, Linn county, Oregon. at the hour Of
l o'clock, p. m. of said day sell at public auc
tion for cash in hand to the highest bidder
the real property described in said execution
and order of sale as follows, to-wit Lots
one, two, three, four and FIVE, in block two.
| Also lots one and two in block FIVE, all sitn-
ated in May and Nixon's addition to the town
of Harrisburg, in Linn county, Oregon. Also
an undivided three fourths interest in and to
fractional river lot, No. eight, and also
fractional river let, No. seven. Also l0t
| No. twelve in block No. one, all lying and
being in the town OF Harrisburg, Linn coun-
ty. Oregon will also on the SAID Goth day
ofJune, 1889, in the city Of Harrisburg, Linn
county. Oregon at the hour of 0 o'clock, a,
m. Of said day sell according to terms and in
the manner heretofore expressed, the person
al propelt ty described in said execution and
order of srle AZ follows to-wit One steam
q engine and boiler now contained in the build
ing situated on lot three In block two in ths
town Of Harrisburg, Linn county, Oregon
The proceeds arising from the sale Of said
premises and persoaal property. to be ap-
piled First. to the payment of the costs
and disbursements of snit taxed at $4G. 66
and accruing costs and $3.50 Attorneys fees
Second to the payment to the Plaintiff, w
G. Nicholson the sum Of $l689. 80 with sccru
ing interest thereon at thes rate Of 10 pc
cont per annum, and the surplus. If any b
paid as the Court may hereafter decree.
Dated this Goth day of May, 1889.
JOHN SMALLMoN,
Sheriff of Linn county, Oregon,
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DR.. NJ. II. Ellis, physician aud surgeon
Albany, Oregon. Calls made in city OF
country,
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To lssssu our stock Of canned goods we
win sell nnything in that line At atremarkabIy
BaowsFLL 4 srAsAnD.
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-suA1n This Trade Mark on a stove
ASNHL.IlN means 1t is the best that ex-
5kU3& perience and skill can con-
vE2g{lS3 trive. Ssld only by g. w.
cmith.
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Farmers. il you want tho best harness al
hand made, call one. 4. Power.next to Dem
crat Office
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H.Ewsrt, practical matchmaker and ow
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A California horse buyer will be 10 Al
hany Monday at l. Senders.
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Notice.

BoRS.-On June 4ih, in Albany, to. the
wife OF John purdonl, a son.
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The following bills were ordered paid
+ Montague, postage, etc. S26Io
r Montague, tecs ,.............. 81 90
O w Pugh, Pierce family .......... 1900
] D Fiixwater. keeping A Filzwaier 5 90
Fortmlller K Irving, coffin ......... 1900
II Lyons, spikes. s................ 3 90
John Smallmon. fees.............. s7.os
John Smalimon, postage .......... s4.6s
II Farweii, salary ry................. $3.50
A Wheeler, lumber. er................l47.
O ID Barnard x Co. Co............,... s4.So
A T Hamilton, Orchard family. 1000
S NJ Harris, ) panther scalps. ..... 1890
n Gail ..................s. I.So
~ II Allen, electric lights. ...... 2s.oo
John Usher, as janitor 9.as
ID Murry, wild cat scalp. .......... 100
Royce & Hibler, printing ...... 40
g l. Blackmap, medicine poor oT.... o4s
g + Crawford, aid Mrs Roberts. 500
Adjourned until 7 o'clock.
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BoRN.--In Corvallis, May a6, to the wife
of Walter Holman, a son.
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Jefferson and
Belle Price Dooe - years
still
memory remind them again that he the
imperial Northwest His bull tenao
prook
his record measure Of q T = made Y s
trained 3D. At the end Of ~ days WORK
match Albany and later proved the wnnar nana
These all that been broken and have changed hands
pedigree will
cnvne the pudd that ne VIII Fansn
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sherifs Sale,
w. II. BILYEu.
Att'y for Admir-.

In the Circui Court ofthe State Of Oregon nr
Me County OF Linn
w { Nicholson, Plaintiff.
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CAND, AC.- Persons desiring sand.
- loan or gravel rr..In the promises oi
X. J.. Such IN Bsnton county, can Procure
tickets for the same al my office, Craw.
ford's Llock, Albany, Oregon.
rHAs. IA. WoLyEsToS,
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NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of
an execution and order of Sale issued cut of
the above named Court in the above entitled
suit l will on
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old 4a AtaMont a2 Dsm Msgs Arnold
brother Kitty record &4 will aecpA
acden
extended pedE
farther PARTICULARS address.
MCKNIGHT BROS,
Albany Corvallis.
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COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS.

ID. - fAouhs
Observer Z S Signal Servle.
The Newtown bee., 1889-02-08
Resolutions of Respect.

At regular meeting of the Board of Direct
ors Of the st Vincent de Paul Mutual Aid AS
sociation of Newtown, held at their rooms,
February B. 1889, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty Cod in
Ills infinite wisdom, to call to his eternal re-
ward our kind and beloved pastor, Rev James
McCartan; and
Whereas, While we bow with humble sub
mission to the will of the Most High, who do
eth all things for the best in Ills own good
time and way; remembering that lis will,
not ours shall be done; consOled by the sub
lime thought that, though our loss be great,
one has gone to reap the reward of q well
spent life; therefore be it
Resolved, That in the death of Father Nc,
Cartan, this association loses kind and gen.
erous friend; one to whose many acts OF
kindness and valuable assistance this aSsOci
alton owes its foundation and to whose foster
ing care, wise counsel and devotion to its in
terests and welfare we are indebted, in great
measure, for its present prosperous condition
as pastor, he has indeed been our Father, al
ways watchful and active for opportunities
wherein he could advance our spiritual Of
temporal welfare, either by kind words OF con
ISOLATION and advice, or by practical means
when necessary; above all will he be remem
ter, chief of which was his great Christian
charity, and, though our sorrow may be deel
and long, we will always associate the memo
ry of our beloved pastor with the divine attIi
butes OF Faith, Hope, Charity, but above al
Charity.
Resolved, That these resolutions be- enteres
| on the records OF this association and tina
they be published In the Newtown BEE and
copy sent to the relatives of our deceased
pastor
The Newtown bee., 1889-02-08

Wednesday night, the genial and So
cial rector of Trinity church, Rev Cow
erneur Morris Wilkins, was made the re-
cipient OF a second surprise for the day,
the first calling forth the possible exer-
tions of the Newtown Hook and Ladder
Co. and the latter all the aplomb neces-
sary to meet and entertain a social sur
prise party. For it was merry set of
parishioners and friends that came out
with full hands and took possession of
both the rector and the rectory. The
evening did not fail in being decided
social success. Those present were Mr.
Marcus @. Hawley, wife and daughter,
Mrs L. Leonard, Mr. w. A. Leonard, Miss
M. Leonard, Mrs I'll. Il. Nichols, Mr. Aar-
on Sanford and wife, Mr. C. Fl. Gay, Mr.
Eli Beers and wife, Miss Emma Terrill,
DR. Il. M. Smith and wife, Mr. e. F. Haw-
ley and wife, Mr. G. F. Beardsley and
wife, Mr. III. G. Curtis and wife and Prof
II. Il. Shultz.
The Newtown bee., 1889-02-08
DEALERS In
Danbury

gins at o'clock. The members of the differ
ent committees are exerting themselves to
their utmost to make this the best of the sea-
son. Messrs MeGran, Blake and Kilbride of
the committee of arrangements say, s'that,
as the corps holds the cake" so far, it won't
be no fault of theirs If they don't hold it lon
ger. The forces on the floor win attend to
wants OF the dancers in regular military style
under the able and efficient leadership of
Capt Kilbride. Patrons and the ladies espe-
cially can rest assured of the most polite and
courteous attention by the members of the
reception committee under the able supervi-
sion of that old veteran leader of social and
musical circles, j. McGran, assisted by such
nobby and good looking assistants as J. Kill
bride and NJ. corbett. The best OF order will
be maintained, as the society has appointed
special officer to look after all that pertains
to the comfort of its patrons In the person
of Drum Major w. Corbett.
Tickets admitting gent and ladies, 81. Sup
per extra, to be served at the Grand central
house. Grand march to begin at O'Clock.
Admission to the concert 25c.
The Newtown bee., 1889-02-08

Sterling Bros, enterprising crockery deal
ers, 346 Main street, Bridgeport, are still to
the front. Their store never indicated more
than at the present time that the bulk of the
business of the Park City in the house fur
nishing line, wedding presents, etc, is trans
acted at the above number and no one can
doubt but that the success attending their
efforts is well merited. This house has been
in the field as the leading crockery mer-
chants for over half a century, dating back to
1895. honest and fair dealing has marked
their course throughout. Their numerous
patrons, coming from all parts of the State,
have the assurance that whatever purchase
is made of Sterling Bros, it means that they
have full value for the money, and satisfac-
ton guaranteed. Their up stairs depart
| ment has proved success beyond expeeta-
tions. This light and spacious room is filled
with the finest and best selected stock of
decorated dinner tea and toilet ware, either
| by the single piece or by the set, in French,
English or American china, at prices never
before offered in Bridgeport This firm, buy
| ing for their extensive wholesale trade, en-
| abIes them to retail their wares at almost
/ the wholesale price. For those in want OF
| anything kept by this house, we don't know
4 of a house more worthy of your patronage
Read what they have to say of interest in
| another column.
The Newtown bee., 1889-02-08

At the adjourned meeting of the Re-
publican club in Sanford's hall, Friday
night, Mr. Marcus G. Hawley was chosen
president; Mr. C. II. Gay, first vice pres
ident; Mr. l.. c. Harper, second vice
president; Prof F. T. Shultz, third vice
president; Mr. w. A. Leonard, secretary
and treasurer; Hon S. p. Glover, Prof
F. Il. Shultz, DR. E. M. Smith, Messrs
w. B. Sniffen, S. j. Botsford, Hugh
Campbell, Henry G. Curtis, executive
committee. But little other business was
done and details of further proceedings,
including a place of meeting, will be set
tied by the executive committee, which
will meet in few days.