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ALBANY, OREGON, TIUDAY, OCTOBEK 10, 1879.
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NO. 10
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stoek of S. 'KAIIN
in Froman's Brick Block, dam
aged by water and must be
sold hiimedla;
r . .
Ci'4i CM fMT.t
Tin: stock consists ix part cr
LaclIo.s :md IlKMe' Clonics.
30tloz. ShawlH.
300 Iaii- "Wliito and Gray llnnlcvtM.
TTT-. A. ct.
aterprooi.3, uassimorcs, .LaOies Cloth, Tweeds
and Jeans, 15 dos. Ecd-Spreads, Ladies'
Misses and Children's Y7ool and
Pelt Skirts.
Hn. l u.i t-rirr.tr,
I untu n.i inc!
oO pifrn I nn(uii Kt.lnurl,
ri. urr .t,.i v:ii
all ! r". .
j9j "" irt 4ijl i.teuc-Iira
'rpe mil 3Iaifln?.
Kl-k nl 'olurcd MIU,
Itfat-U I.ttrrx,
fVliilc l.rc.
l.Ul.' hHU liilrrfn'H fVo I !.
0.4 nail slifflln-.
SO lrrrw ;i uhnui,
i.riit-HnMl oji Hliite antl ol
orrd KfairU,
Twfl. Ktki. Irlh I.ineu.
1 itliarra'K U or 1 lIouU uud Jacl;
is,
Til;
Th
U ! OTT1
33t Stock of Hamburg Edging in Oregon
Finest Assorten-nt f hulks Oawns, Chemises
aud Drawers in the Vallev !
Fall St cL of SADIES, CIHLDIIEN'S & 3X1SSKS'
an i thousan 1 of otU:-r ri.''uu too uumtroui to luentiun.
i r is i if i sin:.
VUX MK TO QUOTi: PRICKS.
T
13 your cuanc t3 lay la yatir supply, and save froai 50 to
5 pr cent. Bsaieaibsr the whob Damagsd St
n-ist bo soli, no matter what they brin 5.
Siirnh Dlukc was noitlicr young uor
very Inmutiful, but Lei- father owned
tlie lwt ami bigg nt farm ia 1 foiloy,
mul boing ftii only cliilii hbo wan ao-counti-il
hu i-ligiiilo intitcli in tbriftv
circlfA. "
Dick Sanders hiuI TcJ limnt were
rival suitoi-s ifor lu-r limnl. ibe hud
but to nay tho woid which of them blio
would have ; but it wum juat that, that
umdo hcr ht-bitate there was so little
choice but ten them.
Such delays are always dungorous.
While Sarah wavered, uucertaiu which
to hold and which to let go, both at
once hor captives alipiied the leush.
They miglit have j-loaded that tlify
had done no wortie than others. . For
when Jenny Allen's father full 10 with
his beautiful daughter to dwell in Hot.
ley. thoro waa a general tlockinz of the
swains about tho khrino of the new idol,
and Ted and Dick cnlv fulhiwn.1 il.-
lest.
15ut Baiah J!ake was Hot a wumnn
to v io w a loverV defoction lightly. JS'or
did it weaken her reauutiuent to divide
it between two. Slie had ouito enough
for uoin: ana it Ihui!' uucerUi 11 whi. h
of them bho would have cboacu, in inol-
out Her nnwr hho s;:tve each thn
disadvantaso of tho duubt.
Jenny Allen ws civil and iH.litn tn
all without khowing a iirdWmieo to
any. Dick Sandora an.l T...1 lt....
were foretnoat among h,-f adtuireri.
ludeed, the others blood a cruat deal
Hi awe of ilium and hung buek, for they
"o a 1 air in ciiuriihii imwiK ..... ..
ittle intlim-d to brook comiiuiitiun. uml
whose ill will fvr cun-u to coutt. Jle-
wtea theniHtlvea the mifjitioin.f
hould yield was fuht reaching a tioint
where its settlement by "war of bat
tle" Boca et inevitable, when thines took
a tirn which j.ut a new face on affairs.
Vill Harvey tame fom town to
Ituil Ilia suniuur Varatiin at an mint'.
iu Jlol li v.
One iluv whiht MitiiiU-ritK' wl
hand, along the charming lutlo liver
that wound through the vallev, Will
uuexjtcetedly tame vu something that
drove lulling conij.lctely out of his
head.
Oa a
uatiiu
dictates. Be on the jot a little before
me nine, utve th concerted signal,
ami when the lady comes flit with her
yourself. Ten to one, when she sees
the trap she's in, she'll marry you to
avorn exposure. At nav rate vou'll
earn her father's gratitude by thwart
ing Jiarvey juot."
-uue supixwe llarvey, too, comes
before the tine and we met at the
gater
"Knock him down, beat him samte-
lesa, givo the signal and get away with
mo prize ueioro ne cornea to.
"I ll do it!" cried Dick, Lis eyes flash.
ing liercely. "Good-bye, SaJlr; 111
nave news fur vnn urlx.it m,m )
J m MVU UVUMIUimil
It lacked a Quarter ia twnlva wh
tut nbtbikx nriric haimoab urn.
A MOTEL IXSTKCMBXT.
w mk t bis mtLar.u-rmApn.
It was durintr the sieca f.f Wit
.J t. 1T-1... " ... 0 -ft"..,
union parallels were but a few
Bunurea Jds from the line of criro
iinon " em
Thd desi can heat by means of their
teeth I The audiphone, an instrument
reeeaU invented br western Ynlr
7i.-..T'l - . " . P"m, ooweilea with outraeou. noi- !..
iKercm(r loin th.if .i
S-ntember. 1873. hA ZiXl ik " ""Cltness, set firmly in a handle of th. of irJn SloLV- i 1 11 Z'lJ?!
, ' . ' -r V' 1" I lamsi inaai.l 1 - il. - . m 1 . " ji IU1IUI WBI
Dierced 'some. h.lZ U.T. 'TS C,r. l
. ... - vtsiu 1 an v ty 01 iriA rtui
ca previously done for the Union Pa- ti.,. zL. 7i" JTT, """T1 f- ftriwhoou.rs.
- ' - " wucr ame 01 uie
bu yeatu ago Jay Cooke k Co. were
... nioir giory as bankers, and pushing
th Northern Paciflo railway into no-
ijce witn their accustomed energy. A
ma.1 . 1 . fr . I
. 1 vnu iwriuou. I m....t. a 1 . . . I
Wch at the time of the suspension in Z & LuT. Z i r.l"
Si-ptember. 1873. had m A u"c"ness, set firmly in a handle of the
OUU.000 : ConirresshaJ ,lnnl " . 8 '
nuiiinn : , ij , , w stieet are
vt iiou ior ilm .in ir
co and other roads, and
brtn were marketins the
as. toterest, payable
was MiHUea on and the
wed underway towards
Dick Bunders, his face ..,fc,! tu wliCn' Uit the bursting
. -wrws wiataiVSTUa
holders and bondlmlders alike were in-
up to Mr. Allen's warden
the uma WOinent a man similarly dm- ZXl?l
mused am,ron..l.,l I.- H... '.u "ed in IHHSU1
For an inaUnt the iir confrontl gr . ulir was e,
. 1 . I Kmitrnln TI, .. i
euier. xiiey loth snramr forwa.rf ". . """l" was aunost t
gunners and
"Bereoant" uvi ft,.
1 o nicer in charim it..
bond, at 8 per Ii'iVk (7 "i"v "a JP7 tb. disUnc. a. nearly as
in cold. Work l.uZ .i"fTT... ' l'u"1" po-tui..- Hvs the Servant for ...
road tad cot IT.T! " "7 J toll th. rest of thaWi"
the atti . WU,;" luo u"r V oe"re- Ji-ctt per- I started richt off Wi,.- t " I V
of a bu-bbTe lZtt?JL?" opening I ,mt .ut like u d" n .
wl k. .i.l, I ... . - fuinwr wui ros- nie of w nd. Wl,.t .
bl. film to hear lt. n.ntt. u I. I , . '.' g . can
I w... H.. w u ,
O.nerallr
very slight only about ten or twelve
. UA . ....
uikcr, rounu sot. Shell. nn,l .
. . ' f - - . . . uuiof
finest winter wheat region on th. conti
nent These objectors were nV(t in
both snranc forwaxl.
striking out with might and nsin.
Blows rained thick and fast. The com
batants were well matched. - After a
mutual hammering for ten minutosj
without advantage to either side, they
grapple and went down together. Then
the feutlled and bit and a. r Ucbed .till
they rolled ajiart from sheer exhaus
tion, and lay glaring at each other in
helplos rne. Jteth their masks were
torn to tatters, and as the bright moon
light beamed down ojion their battered
faces each uttered an exclamation of
surprise.
"Ted Brsntr
"Dick Sandersl" gasted the other.
"I thought it was that scoundrel
Ilsrvey," said Dick.
"bo did I," rejoined Ted.
A brief comparison of notes disclosed
the fiirt tl.nt Knl. Ttl. . r.. 1
tcrview with Dick, had 'had a similar l!r.?Ut P, rrth of th
one witu Tod; th. result Uing as above . , r Ke" Bu-
narrate.1, a d,rate encounter, in r and Winnipeg, extending west-
which each thought he was mintmelini W , , Boc'?Jr. Mmn and
away at Will Harvey. The letter, we fortl"rnl parall.1 of huitude cut-
ned hardly say, was amiable Sarah. Utbera of Hudson
own production. . f , Iateaa of unequalled extent
Colore Dick and Ted were present- " "TW ;"-. f" "ami, easy of ac-
. f as ...
uary trouble irom wl.uh 1 ,1,,,,;." ,1, t.' "V" T,Z 71 V."V" l" ?i nil. balls I just think
(.erienced in ?- S-hr drain of
' was aunost 1 When nJ ,. uli 11 """"""""n on tne Uonfederate Gov-
ltcl the enterprise may be pushed on n, ur ilw Th1. ,r ? t, 1' Lut 1 diJ S powerful scared
U mplftio. J. , . 2kT t!r.lfi5.: 1" " ove; I eonldnW
me
On. objection urged against this road ii. - T Upoa told for the lif- o'
was that it ran throughan unsettled aTin hundred thousand,
oountry, and consequently could not be . , M to turn lmI,rt! U tbatth. I lould sooner er rueaal . y.J7!
I . ' . - - 1 Bull inim iiufl lit tttm anl Inw I .1 , .0-- -
paying investment for many rears. Iwux. .1 1- . ' wno,
Un Uie other t.n,l U ... ...... 1 .1 " V1"D,""W, " ouw ear nas
Havs Lha f!.ri ir. 11
n the outer ear has rUM. i.r .i . . ."
.i t... 1 r .,. w u tig Tnn nun. 1 . r k,..'.
th. road ran or would run through tb. "wJLT I T u " dJellCtfl 1 C0U,I S"1 aJ, aay. I .
f!n.. .in 1 .. 7 r I machinery through which sound naaa. m... ri;....:. ( wtei
n"1":, "f ,0Ok. the
. 1 ss btaxiuu or IWfl sirsf K.AH .-..
i""tv"c- u Mianioa n mea euii- ..,1 ... . J::.. 'ir ?" r"lJ cose guess, it's .nut
'And that
Bunines notices in the Lneal Col subs
20 nentfl per lina.
For legal and traiwsient sdmsrttesnisnl.
tl 00 peroare, for the frrat InnerMon, and
60 cents jier square for each u totjtiei4 Insertion.
bis av r..
nent in knowledge has been turn-.! nu 7 ODW omuaaUf U. mo- hundred and aeventv!n.
t.: . 1 . r --. -imenttne auamnone U antiluxl in it. 1 ..i.ij .i u : .
iZ'r "a T teeth. It is neVeaaary to'uWtt TteeTh .T-T,:?lf!nt' fu lh .
n taAllim.il 1..1 a 1 ... a
- "nU of th.
railway across th. continent knew what
I ' -"J UUW a tTTJT TT
thattk. menwbo nrst Prdted that r ey I
w I got my shoulder-
they were about.
CBTIXKSK HPCBCKS.
t. .1 1 , 1 t irarn . nor aoe. it make
Th. whol. rsng. of L,och differenc. whether th. teXb!
ziTtZzrrri?. .r. China aowed
"- wtw viguuy uttea ; ior M,rw,uie chief of whom
when that ia thn mu it.. :. I ttniiMi l.:i..i .
imparted as well as when they are nat- ha. the right, under certain reatric-
",V ", "" nun- -"- " ""uig ms own sucoeawr.
ii.i'ivum one uav lo noia 1 uie ,mnmr u i- 1
.. - - . . 1 . . . 1 - - . a uus uiea.
iwum 1 uie 1 Q rone to h
watch between his
( fi.r. Ii a ri,M i;.i;...iiM :. ... 1 It..il. t .
b!e again Will Harvey and Jen a1. of it well k V-TT:
len w,,r. happily married, with ft. full T-H aound" hi of thTwT ZT'1' h
m
which
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FE03IA?f'S
KEM KMI3KR THE PLACE,
I5TJICIv BLOCK,
ORE.
Albany.
Look for the bi- canvsi r-n marked "THE E.lSTEZt.V STOItE.
C E. V0LVSKT0S.
. . Ul'SHIECr.
HUMPH SEY & V. 0LVEIIT0X,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Albauy, Oregon.
WBI practice in all the Courts in tin; H;iu. IVubaW
m-.ttera and cuiicUortu to j-riijptl.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
-ILBl.YV, UCUUV
in tbe OJd Fellow's
6flieo up K'.airs
"lempie.-ft
vJ3n50
F. M. r.IILLHH,
ATTORNEY AT I.Avr
LEZIASOJV OHEGCKV
Will prac.ice in ail the coun of the Kt ito.
lroiiipi aurulion Kivn u collctins, con
veyauces aud ezanuuaUon ot TiUtu. l'robaie
b'isinews a speciality. viuysitr.
D. ILConley,
ATTOIIN-KY AT JAW.
aut.txT, OUECOX.
0KFICK, 57 WIMT FltONT 8TKKKT
.Special httention piven to etllections.
vl3nl!if
ATTORNEY AT RAW,
ALBANY, 0HKGOS.
"'jir.w in tii? rvnirt HocifAi
VftriJtf.
J. V KAY 23 I'll X.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
COZIV&XX.IS, caECorv.
Hjai attr.(la to collwtir.n of aeM,nf,
s'jluouoiiooruth of Finhers fcriek.ts
J. A. VA-Vr,
ATrOPiMEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
C037A3.U3, OKSOOK.
O
TUI Tr:ie in all the Covins of r. f tate
VOilice ia the Court ii ou
M. GAVAGZ,
Fiiysician i
Alfcan
Surocn.
Orcjia .
IIAVISGO fi A I U A TED I N' 'III K
A l-'hysio-Me.l.cal Int tu!o of Clnnn
u,i, has lo-iitei ia Alfcj nv.
srjniie iu FrommV brick, (up-stairs )
vlun-lOyl,
t3rc np
Ile.
IT. BLACKBURN',
EYAKO COL'liSELGS AT IAV1
Alb a 1, y, Oreg-oe.
tair la the Odd Frllow' T-im
mossy bank, shaded by over
... . . .
a wuiii., mi r youii" gui Ueen
the pases of a book. !!. .rAl'U
waa towards him. i,rM..i,i..l 1
contour ho j-rftct that it would have
defied tho sculptor's srt to reproduce it.
Tho showers of glouiy ringlets which
mi upon the matchles. neck
1 1,. .., 1. 1 .,.!.. . r
cwm . new tingo irotu every
"""" gmnmer I light biUed throu-li
the 'undulating leaves. Her cheeks
would pale ami Hush and her eves fiadi
and molt by turns with the varied amo
tions tailed up by w hat she read.
WUi JIrt-y would have gladly ro
muined a silent sjwttator of a sight ao
lovely, but ho felt he had no right to do
SO. .. . , ... .
Auvaiitmg in n iutti.r.vr to uttract
the girl's altentiou, he rnised his hat
aim aj.ked some commonplace quention
uwuteeiiaia locajities 111 the neighbor-
liOOO. 1 lieso aimwcml i.i
consent of the la Iter's father, who, in-
uvco, naa never oposed the match.
8urah Iiluko is still a maiden.
of settlement and productive in wheat
to a degree Uia
the best wheat
audible. This set him to of the two queens, were made
in
son
old.
er, one
cjo-re-
iive in vliMt I l: l: ... ... . .... . . I . . .
to a degree that, puu far in th. shad. 'STV M! f.n , AZFX.""!-"!
mthom w; :: . . -7. . -' 1 . IO
Bfarsta ix run stss.
It is a humiliating confession to make I l'ct4l I th. older wheat reiriotia.
but geogra(diy is pitiless, and our na- I 1r8t!"t ,part of this one lie.
tiounl valnt-lorv mint Im in .tw. I within th. British Dominion it,it.
and that for four hours in twenty four th. ,l"0 inc,lea the splendid valley f the
eaiuo teiriiory 01 the United tsutes ia I 0T"Miu"", " migoty river 1,000
1 " j. , .
-- ws wnvvu UJBM4 acU
rrLBITiSTP BIBB.
The
rhich
gates at tb.
shut out all
passenger depots
toide not ha;.n rTT "1"wn
deprived of sumdiine. As th .nn milee in length, that ruinff in tl.It.-kw tickeU for the trains were vmtnnl.v I ; l;llc,c upo the
down on our farthest Aleutian island Mountains, courses through this iru- eto t th. union dqwt against an .J?..
Tounghe took Uia
gammons into his own hands, and
removed them from power. In i875
- 01 amau-pox, without naming
ucceesor. ills wife was fil.l.
with a young baby, for whose rights she
" eirengun or character to
oget. 00. soon died, and the old em
.u queen seized the opportunity
throne. They
i.l.r.,1 wountains, courses through this im. ciosea at tb. union denot aninst an uepnew ei men
iu morning rsys are just lighdng up nM1 pbtteau ewtward to Iaike Win- We',.r woman using sjectacles and -, "Prfted themselves to
the hill Um of the western cast ef niIf. through whose bed ite water Ufcin "n umbrella for a cane. caoio a man. The
Ireland, and the whole breadth of th- find, iu way to Hudson Bar. TW "Can't pass without a ticket." said 1 WM carned out the two
"" tne gate as she came ut. i i:.t..j . . " rmiy estao
I. f . . . . .1 I ADOnff I MA fin. .... . r
m.v Im n. I "wi-ruc rauway biiuiiini.' Th w" 10 seo ti meres anvbodv on I t . -"mea 01
j ' a ia. liih snm sa i -rr- , . .
cogent reaaoufor annoir.n I iuer or th. .North rues in Hi.m mat tram going to Port Huron " , .. " tu, at the bead
the dear little of Lb. harp and the eentrml Minneaota, and running north- u're"d- Wroodll L TT0 Ifrtent. II
fcbsmrock, but until it is dona the ex- xJ' divUing that State from Dakota t'Ca't P without a ticket, madam." fJT!!: rV W?D do,ne to the in
whant cry t.f the y?ocy Mountain T-rritory. also finds its way into Lake . "I got a darter in Port Huron, I ..tUl5 . ' nd at kst re
I'rafbiiturian tli 1. ..... Winninocr. ao lli.t ik.i i.i r have." mot rod to stieak out against it. Thi,
. - v . vi mvm on 1 r1- - - wwur m waiST I
large consequence, though so Ln 1 help if, pleas. Sly orders
British immigrants are aro TerT atnet."
" I lit a II w
mj tena wont 10 Wn Vt . . ....
. adiuaUns- " ",w.1" J1U published, m the
iewJoTthf rir ,mnner' -?.that
. . ueensnenid abdicate.
Atlantic lios between us and daylight. I ar wo wountaina in this grand are U
To our Fenian citizens this may be an- ohstruct railwsy building. The Red
other and
the United States must be admiti 1 assumes
be a little exaggerated. It doa ft I little known.
& V ( , w tin
i-ti'h 1 . ,
l.;. I,..-... ii. ;v y lvua ev7dsy,ad!anidoxicaHy.fourhours now Backing into some bans ot this " tell you I want
. .. .. ... " ",uro in-fore it lises. In the doth of region, and through it the r.
htiua ,,.,', ' StFiTl, " humiliation we may possibly console dmtt enterprise of a continental railwsy hJ "Pelade for a better yiew'
soiiuu npiuug up which lusted tiiliihe I ..1. .t. ...'.. . .. I nr,w:.. :.t .1. r-, . . ucm'.
.. 1 ... ,1 1 iuj reuection in.t th 1 w.vui, .iuiuii unna 1 ninv it m 1 v.vi.
. v 1 1 i j ' idiiv Hii.i.if.nitr v. 1 . . .. 1 1 .... - - 1 . .
J ' J . V. L t.i I ... J il (JOW
long it bad continued, with a bluhh
caught up her gviy
- - a -j "
11 1
r..iUv goou uay an tniMd awHV i..-t. .. . ' ' .
ii-'Ltlv I "..7 w get lour nours or son-
ThK; L.Hfan the ae,i,,ain,,,... ,.f WS ,!"?- liff hw wmpensation, nnd
. 1 - . ... 1 exisie:
But it w is
l or if Viil
brooded over the wrong done to the in
s)eaic out against it. This
was a senous matter, for ancient usage
in China decrees that whoever utters
ueaaon snail at ohm mmmU ...;.m.
Jlaney and Jenny Allen
not likely to end th..i-
un really hhinea on the United States I ruB nd hy which tho productions of I "Yea, but we can't help that, yon
when it in nn Wo A 1 I tLa futnn. nnti:.t.t .! ... I ica. PImu . : ..1. . m
,, 1 1 1 I, , ' ..-.ww nuuiiLw - , , KviieinBaui wui , vii..ev.
uai, iaue nun a Tour hotus of sur.lMutnM. . . 1." I find their war ts. iiiui;. .w. t... I "I want thi. 1
. . . . vi , juutr I Ha. urn, . - - VWL. w uuuw-
I . I - .. I . . ... Wl - . 1 A I . . . 1 . v. .
years must eiapse before tl is great "ianu 1 . got a darter in Port
thoroughfare will be amnl.u.! .n,i I Huron, and she's cot a babv four wk.
nee in the United Hutes reuaios I hoa branches from th. Northern Fa- old nd l'm ioiaS eod her up word
loualy connect that aoo- ia Plta r ' the gates in this depot"
inen he killed himself with a knife,
&eto lvk HurLL
CAT AFF.KO T Illlt.
emlurable, though w. do not gee-l6'8 mJ jodicioualy
llri vA iv.. ..i:. , B,r-"y speaaing mak. quite so i w.u toe outlet at Ubicstro. Duluth
.td; m S M - thought.- Oo thi. grand ire. mU-
i. ... . j " - ... w 1 jimcricaiu
tne loveuetit creatura in .1... 1 ;.
is quite as certain thai. l.. ....
- . - ' " .... .. w mi
pression of the handsome stran"i-r jvom
hatdly less exalted. i
A formal introduction followed, and
a little liuio Will and Jenny were
constantly together that the rural
gossips began to talk of their eniraao
ment as a thing quite settled.
This was wormwood to DIok Ku,l.,-.
unit leu urant. Thev !. 11,
a trim-built, wirv fellow, who n.ir.fci- n' steam on, and your bow-no rt nmn. lit.
be so eanilv hMinl!ol tn - .., . 1 : r I an iron-clad nullin" for .akm. 1,. i
-1 . . . T uumiiigui e . , ? . " .W.J
uiris, do you hear this T Many trood
men are crying, "Can't afford to marry."
11 lir ft r.TiMkntto n ...h. r " r
ni i " .... 1 w .uu vmug s wue.
uiVn J "ccei, madam.- wny support wife 1 Might not wives
"I tell you onoe more" I H rr,,U .tr. .. A , .
hons of handy people ef British origin le 'how your ticket, madam." Isn't there something wrong in this sys-
W let fi?r thelr k,e n, "joice in fbe gave the old nmbrellw a whirl, tern which make, mltrimony dependent
a high civilization. Th. climate is too a,n,d ,brou8L 1 it down on his head with on a man's ability to pay all his wife's
mv fy mAmU r I !.l . .. all th. vin. t.l r.-Ut Jl ... ' J
uMwta. oiseasea, the I : vm iuuiunwi log-rais- expenses 1 is it not filling the land
inmmaM saw wvm .1. a. .11. a lint sansl as V . 1 - . ww "u
w auow a long I f " m-Hjoreu aaiue sne witn old maids 1 Has it not done ao
l" wiense neat, while the win- .m maa ,a : f th last half century I Who m.rrv
man, or if you only want to marry his . ab,mdfn ow, ''"ars my tic ket, sir, and I'v. got most t What race! The people who
daughter, don't sidle up o hinTand S'S.0"? loT.V No spelation bind it t Mebbe one asan and carenothing for keeping npVtyle, The
bang on to your hat and talk politics 1, 71:2 cn. ieK? T'Z ZZ " -."IT, . . f wo -SP oorn, whose women turn to and
and rel gion and weather and tell the t .TT"-? J"."": .1,7 r.r' v0 ' JT1 H,a ",.P- The elBtaJ Amer-
whereof you can't r. I H . InKw 01 land I " , , . . . . . weaiaer ican is not the marrying man. He likes
T Jou cn 6 re-1 lie. near th hAnt. r 10 a I chantfea eald. bnk T Jnn'i k U I tu. 1 . ., .. . . .
. , . y w 1 " . , ' 7, - . 1 wn exnioition, but they re too
hp inui . ttm -.r tt i.i join inn v.irAii ..w. A i. . ; I . I r i - . -
"vuuiiiii ut unciei . , - - mio inuu, wbut iur uu sverr aaT wear. Hence,
railway under construction found some on. going to Port Huron. I .ft thev remain nn th.
Tl. .!.... - Tl. .1 . . I I 1. -t-,. . .. I , ' - . " vvuuw:. uuiu
f"1" " orviana and eeattle 1 " . . "JD"-- wraessiy nummmg tne 1 snop-worn. This is a crvintr vil n.,r
ADV.1C TO A TOCSti MAI.
Young man, when yoa see anythuig
you want, ask for it like a man. If
you want to borrow five dollars of
ban
and
old, stalo jokes
askance at Will Harvejr, and were only the point, until yon worry th. JJS U it
restrained from picking an oi.cn quar- .U ma ,Dto tate of nervous irriU- fJL Thrrlil
rel with him by reflecting that he was t,on' Go at him with a full head of from Duluthto
keen
lane
" Coll.;.ion m. specialty.
np'-'l.
J. X. WEATIIEHF0HD,
(XOTABT rt'I!LIC,)
Ai.i-uitNEY AT RAW,
AtC AM, OEUlliS.
WkL AUT!,S COURTS OFTIE
D.
B.
Rico, LI. D.,
FFk;e upstairs in m ilvvain's
p brkk. KesMsnoo 011 tiie striet Jfw.i-
iu to
t.'au:lt.
vie at ti:e erossiug of tlie
i3:J0tf
bT CliAKLES HOTEL,
A LB A MY, OHEGOS.
sss. c. nori.
friipridur.
Thi, Honwhis b;a thurr;:,!,. rioval,4 from top
the utarui.iui - ,t of traien. Tlie ulj.
is "UPl'lu w.ti, .very, bin, the mar-"
ketailjiu. Sauiple ruoiu
cutuiiiirtLil men.
Orrallin, lebanua art lallas Sf.ntcair.
WILLEI1T KUSC1I.
M.VIfCFACTURERS
E3 Office in O.IJ Fe!Ww- Teni;le,
J. C. Poweu,
fl:2
acquaintance
i'owr.r.T. x-
W. R. JULY KIT,
& MLYEU,
ATTORNEYS AT RAW
'Aud Kolleiiors ia tliancery,
Lui,cunns promptly made on all txm.U
Loans negotiated on reasonable terms.
ijar-Offic in FoKtfir's Briek.-aa
VUllI'Jif.
Ij. H. 1IOITTAITYB.
AiAUUNlSY AT RAW.
AND
iliotzvy Public.
Albany, OrBon.
uim-e uuiira, over John Briiro-s' i.tnr
.... . , . . 1
J.st rtreet.
vHn23(f
ft o
4W
or Pvent.
Carris
gei and W
Cor. St-f.tnl and Ferry
The let vrirr'vi'siSi a.J
Di-kic: at tfj.3 r w.l.Ji-i. lij.r
011 ahurt fw.U:o, uvt rvt.
Vl-ilil'UX
inij' aij.l ;.,! wari. .
160
ACRES OF LAND LYINO 7
inil.s east of fieio. in T .., .!.. ..'
t r ..I -(i , . "'".I UOlllI-
.... iwinL? in eultivation On
it is a tolerably profi dwelling, bam. 80
ar!.!e trees. 10 piu.n trees, and also some
lnr anl eherrjr trees. The land has on it
J!;nty ot board, Khingle and saw
tm.iKr, an.i fa within a mile oVa aw-nli:
W1l "f11 th 'and lor tx)0, or -B ill rent it
;i oil terms. Inquire of iTarw.w Sih,i.
ir i
ton or Jas
LOT S. IIAIIRI3.
ine plucky look there wo in l.i.
dark eves.
One day Dick, at tun. r,f 1.
1
aown which he was strolling, sulking
as usual over his bad fortune, waa met
oy oaran JJiako.
rr.... .
119 ieic awkward ami ,.,.r,i
barah had a valoron.
had no ground to expect mercy. To
ms suprise, however, she met his clum
sy greeting graciously, for tho time dis
posed, apparently, to forget past griov
II. .
ivenews, khefcuyn; "news you'd
rt .... n 1.11. . '
0.r jooii iieni in j,uow."
Miat is it, HMyV he asked coax
"g'y-
"Ob, never mind."
:Couie, Sally, for old
sake."
Wa if a .
v .r.mwurcoln Mia gave
uiu: thenf Dick was n't Kiii .i
... - - . w rw mij
oegmning to tremble aimm when SaI,
resumed her giacious mein
Well, seeintr it's vnn." aim ..;.! or
- t. - j UI4,'J.
i n n k r.nr.,1 z,li:,. t ,, .
;iiiii. nenny Alien is
going to eiono with Will Harvev to.
tt.i. . 1 . . - . .
"ai.. lien io oe at her bithpr'. Kol-
garaen gate at twelve o'clock, his face
covered with a black mask. When be
gives a low whistle, thrice repeated,
w ijouib out, and they'll Hit to
lfithr. TfcHi ....ii t. .i...i
D "v.v.io.11 mo oeuuis in a
note ia her own hand, which I picked
up after seeing it drop from Will TTai-.
rej, n FoeKct as lie cantered down the
roaa nait an hour s ucc. n.P.l f-
yourself."
Dick ground his teeth as his eves ran
ore! wio lines Wlllt!h riin(i..n.u,l
word ot barah a statement,
VVhat are vou rroinir f.n
r. , , o a ocu
oarah, with a provokincr cool npciH fit at
roused Dick's fury.
"Uof he growled. "I'd nnmm.1
villain if I could oulv lav
him!" " ' J
"I can put you on a better plan." .
"Wht ;0 ;n 1
every
"D;
; it!"
sguisa yomse'.f aj tie letter iu-
Snort and paw and shake vour hwrl .f
you feel like it, no matter if it does
make him look astonished. Better as
tonish than bore him. Go into his
heart or bis pocket-book, or both, it
amounts to the same tiling, like a brin
dle bull with a curl in his forehead,
charging a merino dress, eyes en fire,
tail up and dust a flying. Then you'll
fetch him. Or possiblv he may fetch
you. But never mind ; you'll accom
plish something and show you aren't
afraid to speak what's on your mind.
And that'a a imut rinut i
I v.11a. T . 1 XfTJ ... . .
. j v un TTinmpeg, witn its ad
joining lakes and the Saskatchewan
vauey, as within those limits several
runs between th. 45th and 49th Taral- melodT of the "Three blind mice."
lels, so that it bisects tho very region Free J'reu.
w vs uoueni.tea, na lies admiraUv for
extending arms north and south as they
may be wanted. In the last settlemnnt
oi tho boundary between th. United
near kuut,
ha( An t . . ,
uvi. marr. mg, oecause so
many of our girls are saying, " You
must take me for better, for worse, to
ieea me, to clothe me, to house me, to
warm me, to keep me clad in the fash
ion, to civa m . I.m.c. .:
a . . . .wMKt,. wim a .a " 1 . .
Notwithstanding the entire absenm
ot timber or verdure of any kind upon
far aa 84 degrees 40 minutes. An ear- ljr na,la.sre81t nd longer and
nest discussion was had over this que Btadl0aa lJ 7 tU pon them
tinn in rvn j i v " the mora completely you are lost in ad-
i
more studiously you gase upon them It ?? tf hla8
tha mnrA ,mr,lli. . vL. , 8 wreng, that I did not marry better.
sgged gMJ!
igainst a canopy that ia marvel 8' Oraphic.
TBI FOBTl'KES OF TDK rBESIDEKTs.
ged
end of the
PA I AT OKCE.
"Short reckonings make long friend-
" . a I .u .1
ahips
says the old adace : so if vou m. bea organized and added to the strength
ploy workers of any sort, nav them J of tho Oreat Republic. As it is. the
promrtly. There is often muoh unnec-1 f"ture dispose of all problems
essary dissatisfaction in th minrl. nfl tfaat spring up as the past has d.ne in
nired laborers because their watres are Vw nd 8on- Uounehotd GatetU,
not promptly paid. It ia unnecessary,
oecause it could be easily prevented.
Sometimes simple forgetful ness. some
times not altogether excusable neclect.
sometimes great pressure of other busi
ness, sometimes the charms of pleasure
uua sbLrncuon or trood oom nan
causes delay in paying wages. No mat
ter what the cause, it does not supply
the wants of the poor man or his family,
or prevent his having a feeling of being
wronged, a cheerful
dues has often out a urn. on t.liA funA
elasticity in the step, energy in the arm,
and more and better
hour. Monev is a wnnrWfi.I hiin
labo
day, these earth-like
their raj
omns against a canopy that is a marvel
of celestial covering. At this time of
the year clouds sail majestically over
uiwttuwm-wjm rrorn sunrise until Washington left an estate worth
Wl r Kin i . A. A I I AftAA AAA -tr m . -
wAUAitu u uuui vi buuwv qb inirGrifii i Kauu.uufJ. .ir.hr. Aama a;a j
large and important States could have A T !l T JPPhlr tely wdi .ff. Jefferson died so poor
rw.vw w. nuu. .iiea dueeasii- i vnas u congress had not given S20 000
.Uuimwiia uu mo jionzen aoove i ior nia unrary ha would have been
w,ur "P 1U na goia. A lew mo- Dan-crupt. Madison was economical
menta after sunset the whole heavens and died rich. AT ATltV r,l er r.AAr
and mountains upon either side assume that he was buried at the expenseof
a lawnnrla Viva Q wvam 1 J I? I 1 t!. .s - . v . .
- -waw uuo. W uouk wiu bo aeu-1 rwiauves m mis city, John yuincy
PflllA nPA frit fiAir.mi rf v.A..Mt.. I A Jns. liT. .1 a. Dhf- f .
Thn Stn1jvA .n.a f ha uA . . "T" . iuwuubasu uauio icxu iwm u.uuu, tne result ot
U)uego iiaa a number of students I of tho evening that the entranced vis-1 Adams, trained a larca fort nn.
fr.m Oregon. Where else shouia ion follow" theta readily as if they riage. Jackson died tolerably well off.
they erne from ? Thev cartainlv were just 80 many rti8tio pencUings Tan Buren died worth seme $300,000.
dont .meet tu.lnf. tL Vu . UI?B map or Parchment- Y H this It is said that during hia entii-e admin-
Sia iKSr! tl f P-oompariaon with the mirage on istraUon he never drew any portion of
piaces wmch Grant has been vlalting. a clear morning, which cuts up these his salary, but on leaving took the
-p, same mountains into castles, cathedrals, whole $100,000 in a lnmp. Polk left
xne woman who tongued a hot flat- fortresses, esplanades, eurdens. fomsta. abaut 1f50 nnn tu. i . j
iron to see if it was hot, now sits calm- and every other imaginable thing, or of wealth and accomplishments, and
r " """iiu pun uu uia air- i oppie mem over, or suspends them I died rich
iy ooots on the parlor carpet without m the air at will. One can watch the
a word of dissent. beautiful effects of mirasa in thin conn.
try with more delightful avidity than
"What
ran
mat s eiisy,
I
honvrl" asked PalsfcalT.
Any woman who ait a l..
lind another woman te chureh mi, toll
what's on her in two miautca.
Subscribe for the Democrat.
It is estimated that the farmers of any other ene thing that can be nre-
Tlua will 1. - , I a.A J . . I
m year nave asa.uuu.uuii aentaa.
worth of produce to sell hABi.. th.
needed tor home consumption.
The average value per acre of land in
Iowa, as equalized by the state board
thin yfcar ia $7.11. This in 10 cents
more than laat year.
A man very much intoxicated was
taken to the station-house. "Why did
you not bail him out f ' exclaimed a
bystander of a friend. "Bail him .ut!"
exclaimed the other ; "why, you could
1 not pump him out."
Taylor left about 150.000
Fillmore was always an economical
man. and added to his wealth l.w i,;Q
last marriage. Pierce savmi Kont
$58,000. Buchanan left about $200,
000; Linooln about $75,000 ; Johnson
about $50,000. Baltimore Gazette.
Upright legislator "What, sir! You
take me for one who can be bribed 1
You insult my sense of honor. Bat,
in caso I really was such a man, Low
much would you give 1"
It w,
girl who 'f'rf-
.....
Miner.) .ue I6 ct .he drains. Thev
always like a good p'my sir. -
Talking aloiit the trophie, "eternal
spring is only found in a rnl.l er facto-
A littlu boy, proud of bis new jacket
informed bis sister he wai a Mx-ba'ton
kid.
The ni'Mit treaebcrou memory in the
orld belongs to the vonng man wish a
new waicli.
A sharp youth dint-over! that after
your letter is niill a three cent stamp
becomes n m-nt Mnn.
A lilt ? girl asked her ersndjia bow
many glasnes of Wr it tskes to make a
person walk luini-. '
Have you ever thoiibt how kind it is
of the verigj murderer lo fotgire ev
erybody Ix-for; be is swung off?
How tepidly a man !.- all inteit
in jtolitics and nation! linance when he
huts the dooi on Lii own thumb.
"Can you flirt a fan V asked a co
quette of her trartner. "No," he re
plied, "I cannot ; but I can Ln a flirt."
Counsel (to wit nes) You're a isice
sort of fellow, jou are T Witr.n
"I'd say the sme or jou, tir, only I'm
on my oatb."
The barUr bo overheard hi son
speaking direj i tfully of the profes
sion took him is.?- the woodshed and
httheted him.
A magazine a lifer vs the Grriu.tn
I'turn naturally to nitiMe." We I bought
it was the Italians bo 'turned" most
naturally to inusii-.
Mrs. Partington, stin- if ihernp
id manner i;i which evil deed w,-rei-i-petrated,
said that it tidy required lo
seconds to light a dotJ.
He said "Yea, siie is an old young
lady, indeed. I think her extremely
singular." And then he added, "She
was never beard to uprak ill of an ab
sent friend."
"That beats the DuUh," m tLe Teu- -tonic
hotel-keeper said lien one of his
gueste left him between two days, for-
gettmg to Jay Lis biil.
A Irishman who had on a very ro-r-
ged coat was askc d of bat stulT it vm
made. "Bedad, I d.ii.'t know ; I tbiak
the most of it is made of freb air."
Dean Swift said "it is ub banov-
souled eop!e as it is it h narrow i.eck
ed bottles; tLe less they Le in them,
the more noise thev make ia im urine ir
out."
ilra. II y torn, uho couldu'i. 'ride im
the horse car with a colored man. will
allow him, as her coachman, to sit be
side her and drive, when she rides in a
single seat buggy.
When a iiarsgrapher gets up so;n-
thing too stupid to go iu tho funny col
umn he gives it to the literary tdnor,
who puts it iu a c lumn beaded la
of Thought,"
Youth "Yes, it is truricus I hav no
beard ; I can't think who I lake after
my grandfather had a splendid one."
Hair-Cutter "Ob, perhaps you take
after your grandmother."
colbsjutu K4id-s mcji.cf.
Recently Charley Cochrane. wh- was
for many years the faithful groom for
the celebrated trotter, Goldsmith Maid
arrived from California and wishing to
see the grand old trotting mare aud her
colt, called on Mr. Smith, her owner, to
obtain his permission to i-sit Fashion
Stud Farm, in New Jersey. Mr. Smith
accompanied Cochrane to the farm, and
on arriving there remarked : "Charlev
the Maid is very jealous of her colt, is
very cross, and will permit no one to
approach it." Cochrane arranged that
Goldsmith Maid should hear his voice
before she saw him, and although they
had not seen each other for two years,
a loud whinny presently assured the
visitors that the mare had recocuized
the man's voice. Cochrane next show ed
himself, when a touching scene occurred,
the old queen of the turf, who for
months would not allow auy one to ap
proach her, making use of both heels
and teeth if it was attempted, rushed
with a bound to her old friend, forget
ting even hercolt,and rubbed her head on
his shoulder, her nose in his face,played
with his whisker?, and showed by her
every action that her heart was full of
jey to see him. Directly the colt came
to him, and the old mare was delighted
hen Charley placed hia hand on tho
little fellow. When Cochrane left the
place the mare followed him to the cate.
whinnying for him after he passed out
of her sight Baltimore Sun. Senem
ber 10.
TOE HED1CAL QUALITIES OF LFHO.VS.
In reference to the virtues of tho
lemon an eminent physician has this
to say: "Lemon juice is the btst an
tiscorbutic remedy known. It niiily
cures the disease, but prevents ir.
Sailors make a daily use of it for this
purpose. I advise every one to rub
ir gums with lemon iuice to keen
them in health. The bauds and nails
are also kept clean, white, soft and sup-
1 1 il. 1-1 n , ' . . r
pio oy uie uaiiy use oi lemon instead of
soap. It also prevents chilbltdns.
Lemon is used in intermittent fevers
mixed with strong, hoi, black coffee,
without sugar. Neurakia mav be
cured by rubbing the part affected with
cut lemon, it is valuable also to cure
warts and to destroy dandruff on the
head with it. Iu fact its uses are mini
fold, and the more we employ it ex ter-
ally the better we shall hnd ourselves.
Natural remedies are the best docto if
we would only listen to it. Decide 11 v.
rub your hands, head and gums v ith
lemon, and drink lemonade in prfer-
i ence to all other liquids."