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R. S. STRAHAN.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Albany ,
Tirr PRACTICE IN ALL, THB
YPmtI. Will gye
m0m in Foster, new brio.
attorneat law.
Notary Public.
Albany, Orego.
Office upstairs, ovr Jobn Brijtore,
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(NOTARY PUBLIC.)
.probat matter.
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ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY :$0, 1885.
TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT,
INTO 27
J. J. WHITNEY,
Attorney And Coesellor It La?
AND
Notary Public.
ALBANY, ORECOM,
will be promptly attended to.
say-Office in OToole's Block.
. W. LANGDON & CO.,
DRUGGISTS.
Books, Stationery and Toilet Articles, A
Large Stock and Low Prices.
CITY DE-CTG- STORE,
2vl ALBiXYKECO'
POSH AY & MASON,
-VSOUOJUI w
Druggists and Booksellers,
ALBANY, OBEGOS.
vl6n41tf
A. PRUSHAW,
DRUGGIST.
Stationary, Toilet Articles, Etc,
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY PILLED.
Albany, Or.
DR. C, W, MASTOK
Physician and Surgeon.
Office on Frst Street, just west of Conrad
ALBANY, ORECOM.
Meyers.
03.M.H. ELLIS,
Physician and Surgeon.
romoe and residence in Mcllwain's
Block.
Albany. Oregon.
LOUIS CAMPEAU'S
Barber Shop.
Sondbalr cut in the very best
style. .
A SAW MILL AND WATER POW ER
At Waterloo, Linn county, on the San
tiam River, between Ave and six miles
from Lebanon. This is the finest available
water power In Linn oonnty, and the mill
has been put in thorough running order.
Price 12500. One thousand oath down,
balance secured. Also a
FINE LOT OF LOGS,
in shape to run te the above mentioned
mill, containing about ftdo thotiMand foot
at $3 per thousand, together with a tract
of Umber available for present use.
ONE FARM
la I.lnu county or 248 acres within three
miles of Albany, on the road to OorvailU.
Of this 220 acres are cleared and under
cultivation. It has a fine young orchard.
(now bearing, of well known varieties of
fruit.) a commodious barn and small
dwelling house. Terms $0000. $1500 cash
down, balance on time secured by mort
gage. Also
A FINE RESIDENCE
In Albany with barn and two lots, (or
six if wanted.) Price SlSSO. Terms fiWO
cash, balance secured by mortgage. Ad
joining this house is a small pasture with
a large new and commodious barn nt for
storing wheat, oats, 50 tons or more of
bailed hay. Tenra aooor Jlng to amount
of land wauted. This barn is just outside
the citv limits and consequently avoids
the city taxes, while it Is oloen enough to
reaidence to be under constant iuspection.
Also a
TRACT OF 44 ACRES
adjoining Albany and available for about
180 town lota. The preliminary survey of
the Oregon Pacific crossed the Oregon
and California ilailroad on this tract
which adjoins the depot grounds of the
latter road. Terras 10,000. See owner,
ROBERT L. STEVB&S,
or call at Democrat office.
THE ALBANY FURNITURF
HOUSE,
BRINK & SON.
(Successors to)
Dannais, Woodin & Fisher,
Manufactures and dealers in all kind
FURNITURE,
would respectfully Inform the PUDIllltb'
they manufacture to order, and will keep
constantly on hand, a complete stock ol
all desirable lines of
FURNITURE,
and will seU at bed rock prices.
Bed-steads a Specialty.
Mrs. smith' Cass, aad what the etcv, Mr.
Mr k I nli try has te say about It
To ths ri sur ; I bsve beta a fearful uffrr for
BTiaanyaara, mostnf Ui tlin wUh what has bass
oallcl Ke.eina.ir Halt Itheum, Psoriasis and Lepra,
and the Ilka, and hsvs always beau told that thars sraa
no our fur me, and hare been ao dlseourajrad that I
had ae sum dlo aa lie, I hart been so baiil) afflict.
ed KimeUme that there was not the amallvat trKit
from ths crown of my hsad U the aolt of my lovt
that wan net dleeaaotl and aa rati as rrlmeun. It
would Cfltuuieiicci in email white axits, which had a
all very apearMi)-, hut wore not deep, hut if I si
tempted 10 hisd them, or soon after their first ap
earanee, they would bum and run tosether unlM
there was a complete dry, red ealr, whhn would M
tvme o tutt amed aa to orack and look fiery an I an
cry, and the burniutf wneatlon would be almost in
loferabls . I was at times so lams that t could eeejfe
l cri about. aiidiHulil not itroea myelf without
talanre. I have tried many retnodtea, and have ial.l
!" in s ahiirle Instance te S phyaitUrt, but luirvin
ohuiurd only tenuorary relief AIUnauh hnlixsl for
a time, I eooti frlsuaed again te br a bejdty iruwbte
W UHIM LETTKK
(ITrww our regular sorraapoudent.)
Washington, Jam. 10, 1884.
as ever, and during the wtntei ol ft SftS last t rrcrj riHtttrTH In lhp IrO
ufferrdei much as to he entirely dievonr.ure.1 . U.i r
J une, however. I was advlasd by KUler and Mrs I. C thfttl Mr. lirgftn. Of TX
Mckinatrv. who are well known in these radioes, te
STONE AND MARBLE WORKS.
mllE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
Inform the public that he is now pre
pared to do all kinds of stone and marble
work on short notice. All work Is war
ranted to (rive satisfaction. Will work
anysnd all kinds of stone, but fleal prin
cipally In Oregon City granite.
repairing aad resetting a specialty, ( all
and examine my prices before purchss
ins? elsewhere as 1 will not be underaoitl.
Shop on west side of Ferry street oppo
site post office.
G. W. HARRIS, Prop.
SAX wa vie.
. vtRill hl'SI-
ht'.M I i' Cv-sataeter awj
China labor.
tZTSeXt to atv Bank.
FURNITURE.
t have the bes. stock of furniture in the
city and will sell
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap,
The only stock of
WALNUT FURNITURE
in the citv and the lowest price In the
Valley. Come anu see.
Undertaking,
A complete stock and can give SATIS
FACTION. Try me,
A. B. WOODIN,
REVERE HOUSE,
l orn e . First sad BUswerth Albaay . era.
Cha Pfeiffer, Prop'r.
TWs mrw Hotel is fitted op In first class styls. JablaS
uppiied with ths bast Ute market affords. Sprint;
Beds in erery noon. p omvym
sardai Travelers.
urtrec Ceach U aa A from the teL.Ttt
try your CVncrss RRsatuss ; and I left amhow a
little iLumir, rro their favorable opiuion of mem,
te try their virtue. About ths second week of July
last I commenced Uklag ths remsdlss. and within
U weeka I Iw.tn to are a ermanent improvement,
until now (Oct. It) Ism about as good as new, MM
my flesh la a the flesh ol child.
MILS, BE J, SMITH.
I certify that the above aiaument of my wife is
correct, and I join with her in etprvaatne my grati
tude for the irrcal benefit ahe baa received.
B. SMITU.
I cerUfy that the aliove aUtenient la correct . Mr
Smith ta a wremineiit man In ihu cummunlta, wltere
be lives, lie is a wei:-kmwii doalvi in alock, and
his statement, with that of his wife, ta tolly entitled
to credit. Don at hUnatead, frovtace of (Quebec,
thUtWviil( rnlh .lav ..f IKtokrr. I.'
L. C MihlNKTBY.
Hii n! ol the '.,:.
Latks. ihateeeeu Mra Smith recwnUr and be
lieve her to bo th'iruughly an.1 ivrmanentlv cured.
L C M KINSTHY,
e.-"v A.lvcnt Ch. Ood, I 1 N., I, and .No, S II.
IVwton, Seit, lh, I sl,
t'lTiiia Itsaotv rxT, the new bhd purirlor, and
ft Tin a and H tui at So.r. the treat efcln cure
and beaullrlvra, ai fid r.crv wlwrc. Pn.e. i it
n aa, 50e. ;tor, tie, ; Kssolvsst, l
I'oiirr Drat aad i fcraslral fa., Bo.loa
rTOSiPENTCLEV ELANR
Will be I natuurat.nl Msr. !i 4th 1889.
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THE WEEKLY WORLD
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paid; forMouhsrrlben.,912; for 25 au
scribe:s, fH ; lor 15 subscribers, for 10
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Administrator's Notice.
NuTICK is hereby Riven that the un
drsicnd Administrator of the estate)
of llarbard Shetton, deceased, has tiled
bis final ac-ottnt in the matter of aaki a
tate In the County Court of I .Inn county.
Oregon, and the jiidfro ( said 'ourt has
made an onlvr according to law directing
this notice to be published, and has ap
pointed Men iay the jth day of J at. nary.
!." at the hour of one o'clock, p. in., of
taid davas the tirno f r the hearing of
obiections to said tenl account aud the
settlement thereof.
Habvkv Shklto.v,
Poweix A Bn.VKt'. Administrator.
Attorneys.
MISS EMMA SCHUBERT,
IILLMKfU AMD DaE88-MAKIS6.
Cutting and nttlnj by the new Tajlor'a
Syswm.
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.
DRSLW.&MARYT. COLE.
Physicans & Surgeons.
ALBANY, OSI QON.
ALBANY FOUNDRY
AND-
hm iiim: shop.
f.ST KLIif I t:i 189.
Br A. F. .rilKRRY, ajtusteil at tonstf i
First and Montgoinety Wtreat. Albany,
Tlavincr taken ehargeof the above named
Works, we are prepared to manufacture
Steam Engines, Saw and (irist Mill,
Woed-working Mardttnery, rumpa, iron
and Brass Castings of every description.
Machinery of all kinds repaired. Kpe-
clal attention given to repairing farm machinery.
Patten. .Waking done la all It Terms.
16:1 lyl A. F. CHERRY A SON.
The lnter-iUte comtnoroo bll! has
been passed In the Mouie after a long
and ablo debate. Mr. Ueagan, the
author and tireless advocate of the
bill, may congratulate himself on this
achievement. Last ffensen he was nt
death's door with an insidious disease,
and n one betloved that he would
lite to see Ihe triumph of hla bill.
He then suid that ho would tie will
ing to il to but for the incompletenosa
of this work. There are few more
poworft.1, morn r.ttly, or belter equip.
sent Congress
Texas.
Tto beginning of the New Year
has been characterise il by a roeurnp.
tlon for social entertainmenta of
the ssssoti, but there la a lack of the
splendor. th gsyety, the chic, of
former year. The hard times may
have something to do with tno social
depression, but bard times do not
pinch office holders whose salaries are
as certain as taxation. The causes of
depression are multiplex. It takes
money to make the social machine go,
aud many of the social engineer
lost their money in wagers on Blaine.
Then, again they realise It is prudent
i to be provident, and sve raoneyHo
buy tickets to Ohio after the fourth
of Mart'lb
Col. Latuotit has been In this city
for 1 wo days; looking over the field.
Very few knew that be was the pri
vate secretary of the president-elect,
and be was not annoy nd by office
seeker and Interviewers. He went
to the Wblto House yesterdy after
noon, and met President Arthur,
who introduced him to his private
secretary i who In turn presented the
clerks about the throne" nod ex
plained briefly the daily routlnue
of official work at the pr esldeoUsl
mansion.
Last night trie Chairman of the In
auguration committee had a long
talk with Col. Lamoot, who remark
ed that Governor Cleveland was
averse to show any ostentation, but
that on the other hand he did not
ui-h to appear ostentatiously simple
or austere. The dctalti of tbo inaug
uration will therefore lie left entirely
to the committee.
1 .-ft to the committee, the inaug
uration prom i s s to tc a grand affair,
with a grand march to the Cipltol In
the forenoon, a grand pyrolecboical
display in the evening, and a grand
bail nt night. Think uf a ball room
of capacity for twelvo thousand
persons, with ffoor suflHcntly spac
ious for two hundred and tlfty cotill
ions "dancing in tune!" At night
Pennsylvania Aveuue will be as
light a day with gas, electricity, an I
calcium lights. A firm has offered to
dk irato the streotw by suspending a
MM wire from the Navy Department
to the foot of the Capitol, and suspend
globes of different colors twenty-four
Inches apart : tho same line passing
arrxaa ansae NOTna
Bill Hughes fed 8000 sheep, losing
only 35.
Boon 1.1 ul key lost but 26.
Out of 2100 held, George Johnson
lost 200 by smothering.
Bob Johnson, having feed, in I bat
60 out of 1000.
A. J. (Hem, on Rook creek, without
had little lo-a.
W. P. Elmore, on Little Butter
creek, lost but three out of 2200.
Samoa Fuller had plenty of feed,
nnd lost 80 out of A0O0.
OutofCOOO, Lumlliut jii lost AO,
one hand being fed but once during
the storm.
William Ayers lost '0 out of 1 200,
byNvaotht1tlsr
John Ayrealfist io outof IHijo, and
1A of these by coyotes.
Lum Rhea lost ouly 7" out of loo,
000.
Of all William Penlaad's bands be
lost but about 7A.
Pat Quald lost 30, mostly by dogs,
and Tom Quald but about 15.
Ont of 7000, R. Curran lost about
260.
Pros Thompson lost only seven out
of 4000.
Rut 17 of Alex Thompson's died
out of 1800, from over-feeding.
William Kills had 1800, and lost
on
Charles Hilton has five bands, and
lost 1000.
While going to a sheep-camp dur
ing the storm Oscar Smith, of Lost
Tslley, became belated and had to
lay out all night. Both feet were
badly frozen, and it was feared they
might have to be amputated.
The report that Tom Lane lost 1 .
o00 head on his sheep In Thirty Mile
la contradicted by a young man who
came over Saturday. He puts tho
number at ouly 250, but says another
sheepman located near Tom lost 1000.
Over In Spring Hollow Messrs.
Hatch x Williams were digging out
some of their dead shH?p last Friday
to get the peltf. They found and
rescued thirteen live sheep which
had been hurled undor the snow for
aiITKX BY THE
Wontcn'i Christian Temperaiee (isiss
A correspondent ssys tbst in a con
sultation which s ootnrnittee of a local
anion had wltb soma leading temper
ance man of tke town oonoeruing local
tanperanos work,s suggestion was made
by s leading lawyer on tbta adea : "One
of the greatest obstacles in the war of
enforoinK state or local restrictive or
prohibitory laws is Uncle H im'a innrt-
gago the edera license. Men do not
hsaitatA to evadt. defv t r Hlif, stale
and muntcial laws, who wimiM on no
account incnr the jMnl' v if ihe federal
law for violation of ivvfsnws rrgolstums.
Now riht here is a w0tk I think your
W. C. T. U. miahi accomplish. Pwi
tion Cengress to enact a law directing
revenue officers to issue licenses only to
parties who hare first confiirned to the
state sod fuuniotMil law of the place
for which the license is Miught to be
procured, and to enforce it by the usual
penalties far vioUtion of the revenue
law." Is it not a singular cmtnen'.ery
on the national statue that' 'the moth
er of ea all" must be petitioned not to
aeeept revenue from the t iolati-m 0f the
tat and local Uwa ?
Rev. Hugh Ooldie, for nearly forty
yeats a devoted Kogljsb missionary in
West Africa, baa written an tmpreestre
letter to the London 'Tiraea'making a
atrong plo that the grea waterway of
the Congo, may not be mvde a highway
for the transportation of "fire water. '
He says that the legitimate commerce
in atrong d'inksia as hni'shing aa the
lave trade, and thalil.e i limitation of
these liquors into the Mt ne and half
civilised communities of the world must
become before long a question for the
consideration of those claiming the
name of Christian, and must lead to its
prohibition. Will oot aach prohibition,
however.refiect with powerful emphasis
upon Christian natbna wkish tolerate
and legitimixe the traffic ia their own
bouodarteM, and allow it to prey upon
and ruin th sons cf Christian homes !
Mm h as we waot the Congo Basin kept
sacred to a Christian ji ulixsiion, there
a a t-aa
six uays ana seven nms, ; WM nVer s mof mniuhl iifnm thM
Ooe of William l eoland's hands do?, to preach from tbs Uxt. "Cbsrity
wnicn wa out on snares in mum bejgJasi at aoaae.
Hollow had but two feeds lo two
weeks, durlog which time 50 died.
They were moved to Kirk k Sons'
ranch, and on the way Hilled up with
Mgebrush an J alkali dirt and I 'd)
more died.
Kan VK
Despite all that has been said by
republican papers and republican pol
iticians us to the danger that the
negroes of the south would be reen
slaved, the'.r rights disregarded, and
all that kind of stuff, In consqueence
of Cleveland's election, yet the blacks
and the whites of the south go on
quietly In the even tenor of their
way, with peace and harmony reign
ing supreme, each recognising and
respecting tho rights of the other
It's truly alarming to thus see all the
meut of HfT.irs, ihrre should he a nudit
made for tarn bing-; first, rraeiiasMi
i;... .. t . . t .
.vuw irr, ni.o Hr..i,,, I lie riullfc .
Cany on lha hiuinena la a lasifut man
ner by any one who haw a United
States license, sfMaV-fSt "il.!..- snv
municipal govern men to iotrfie with
t4at right, or to withhold it. Tb
peeial tax" as fh national govern
mont trms rs 'qoil rl.iss" ,,n the
dealer in tntox ei. k ''M ", ' ids fait
to lic me the jiHid -l.tch sbll Loiat
aa. .t, l.a. a..a. I . ... 1 1
as a ttsf ionsl bne
A h:ii. litt'er feiliw ia writing
sehmd eaaHjr as, prohidii im, coined
ll - U- . r us
n "i.-ikh ! "ninratig
tmm mm -
'illie," A good Saa-ou
is just what th honor
new 1 liiti
the Jiooor
a
downing"
traffu) niuat hv
S4ITSJr.RS ISOISTRJIM.
STATE RIGHTS DEMi&AT.
THE BIST ADT1&TIIIB IEDIUI
II THE WILLAMETTE YALLIY.
Special buMuess notices Jo LeeeJ Of)
utnns 15 cents per line. H g alar
notloea 10 cents is9r line.
M For legal and transient adv
SI 00 per square for the first il
ow cents per square for each
uaavruon.
Rates for other advertlsetBents aaaCe
known on application.
TEST YOUR BAKING POWDER TO-DAT!
Brana adeertleaa as abeoleSatr
THB TSBTi
Yi" a aaa top Sewn on a hot atoee aatU I
tuired to dcleet IS iime,ui of j
DOES NOT COST A f5 AMX05IJL
its aaaLtartuiBas sua NKVBS sai
Is a million hneae. for a iaartar af a
lud t. r,ju-mmmrf r. I la hla U-.
THE TEST OF THE tH.
PRICE BAKINO POWDER C0.f
anas or
Dr. Price's Special Tlwm Eitmti,
eaiaaaerba
Vsast
Ta. mi raa4.i..H SaSaSMM asS
Dr. Price's Lupuiin
tor Ligbt. Iloalthy WmA. Tke Bee Per Ba
Vea-t U the Wot 14.
FOR SALE BY CROCEff.
chicaco. - srr. Levta.
tmr tmlr Be OBSJ nt.' Marie M t, f's-Uaaa, Or.
LIGHT HEALTHY BREAD
YEASTGMS
politioal stock lit traie of repubHcani
up Louisiana .ivsnti" and arounl the I tniH swept away hy one bre.ith of ihe
'its Hall loth': Tension huildlng. . ur,, ur ..Juj focliux in the aoflih.
txw I -
Til- mischief of beer Is well reported
by "tiith." who says that the chief of
police of Baltimore staUs that be re
gards lagrr hear as having done more
harta to the bays of tbs United States
than anything he has ever beard of.
Said this gentleman, 'Doya were never
seen in drinking places as .'oog as whis
ky was the standard. IS.it after lager
beer was introduced, the boys would go
to saloons, where gan.es were prepared
for them, such as bagatelle and poo!,
aod in a little while you found drunken
boys. Often aod often, the cheap
lunch with the glass of beer at the beer
saloon entices bora whose t lender wages
cut off the warm dinner which they
should haro in visw of bard work, loog
hours ami ths demand of growth. Some
of our large and wealthy firms will find
much written ar-inn? th-m in the long
uccvm' 1 1' C: V. leJcsi. These creat
The best dry hop resit in tse werfS,
railed by this yeatt It t.qht. white sag
torn like our grandmother! SaUeAeee
The BalUaanrM "Manufacturers'' H-c
I l- a
orti, in its snn.iai! review of H mf h-rr.
Industries, will publish a list of all
manufectntinfr -nd asCejltag aaaepeiaaa
orKaniz.d in tj.e S.otli-rn Stsr. ir.
1884.
The list showa lr,r nPW enterprises,
sffKmrat capital reachlnt, the
enoraaajfar of $105,2C9,0fJ(vlivided
amoog fourteen Southern State, aa fol
lows :
Alabama 187 new eauUiahments,
with a capital of $16,925,000 , Arkan
sas 46, with a capital of $2,040,000 ;
Florida M, sn 2,323.000 cspiui
Georgia 196, with a $5f4.i5.000 capi
tal ; Kentucky, 137, with $21,762,000
capital ; Iyuisiana 93, with $5,.ri34,000
capiUl ; .Maryland 10:,with $7,121,50i
eapiul ; Mississippi 40,witb $1,295,000
oapiul ; North Carolina 220, with $4,
110,000 eapiul ; 8outh Carolina 53,
with $2,154,000 eapiul ; Tennessee
250, with $7,910,000 capital ; Texas
212, with $10,778,000 eapiul ; Virgin
ia 18,witb $13,450,000 eapiul ; West
Virginia 77, with $4,392,000 e.jiUl.
In Kentucky, Alabama and Virgin
ia extensive mining aod iron companies
with lsrge SSfitaj haesj been orgsnited,
which runs up the- total investmenU in
those Sutes, though tbey also added
many of the smaller industries. The
list aliows almost every branch af cen
era! manufactures represented. A
noticeable festure t the amount of
Northern and Weatern espital going
into ths South, though ths Southern
aatde are t h-ma! vaa .linv., Mmu.k
a - - - fc, i.uiai..
able enertry in developing tb-ir rsour.
(SUCCESSOR TO FRED GOETZ.)
Will keep a fall supply of good mi
at bottom prices.
, , ALBANY, ORECON.
Tl SS S a . ..I
i ne remjurrrian itnnn'r ifivet the,
following rules : Henck him. Snarl i
at bim. Find f mtt wi'h him. Keep!
an untidy honse. Humor him half to
death. Hums him out of hi, hoots. Al
VajPS hare the Ust woid. lie extra
cross on wah day. Quarrel vith him
ovet trifles. Never have meals ready
in time. Run bills without his knowl
edge. Vow vengeance ou all his rela
tions. Let him sew the buttons on bia
shirts. Pay no attention to household
expenses. Give m maetl as ! rsn p-rr.
iu sstastl far a ne ksBaajet. lVtl lefts
S blaiuly as, p-iii thr nn l.ji
GROCERS SELL THES&.
-i -a. j C T Tattl
Price Baking Powder Co.,
iBTrs el Bi. priR : Sjtnal nnsnif lima,
Chicago. Hi. iu louia, aso.
Vur eUe t "CaU n M-.rle aad Co., rWtBsi. Or,
Red Cro wnMiUs
ISOM, LAXXIXtJ J4 CO., PROPE!.
5KW eaocsss ptocr bcpkbjok vest raitBiaaw
a : aaitsaa csa.
BEST STORAGF FACILITiW.
Highest ;Price in Cash for
Wheat
ALBAN YOR.
I. S. ROBERTS,
City Market
new Ta arsaic a uisaasn
Chairs ! Chairs !
Rawhide bottom chairs for both old and
oung, at bottom prices at the factory of
L. PUTNAM,
Albaay, Oregea
JJARDWAREOF ALL KINDS.
Axes, mattocks, brush honks, picks
above Is.spadea, forks, grindstones, wheel
barrows, wringers, ropes, and almost
everything yon want, can be had ekaaa
for ch t Pers eV St-w-arf.
Offer their professional unices to the atUBtaS cS
fi. ...a Jiannt ouuntas office and rastaaaas
f ' 11 -J V. .. i
near Court Hvuse.
Store.
Call at Lsngdou and Ca's lru
ALBANY
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
EIGHTEENTH YEAR.
ALBANY. OU.
The First Terra will commence on
Taesday, Sept., 10th, 1884.
For particulars concerning the courses of study and
the yrice of tuition, appiy w
BEV. ELBERT S. COKDIT, Preaiaeat.
Aloany Bath House.
THS UNDBRS1QNED WOULD RESPECT
fallj laform the oitiseni of Albany and vi
siaitj that I havotaken charge of thi EstaelUh
aisat.aad, by keeping elean rooms and payia
-45txttantion to businesa, expocts u sait al
thois who may favor us with their patronage
ilarin? -isrstofore carried on nothing bat
Flrst-CUss Hair t)rsstnt? Saloons
expect to ivi satire istisfi-'t'on to al
5-Ch'llien i 1 Ladies' Hair ne&tly 00
v,aT)po,i. Tf3WEBFElt.
OREGON SHORT LINE,
Past Freight and Passage Rnute,
B. CAMPBELL.
General Agent.
No. 1 Washington St., Portland, Or.
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILLS.
All kindi of rough, dressed
and seasoned lumber,latlis and
rickets kept constantly on
hand. Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only hest
Calapooia timber- Price and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON & WEST.
Albany? Or
Insurance.
F. P. Nutting, at the Dkmocb-vt office,
has charge ol the following first-class
Insurance Companies :
COMMERCIAL UNION OF LONDON.
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE.
HARTFORD OF CONNECTICUT.
IMPERIAL. LONDON. NORTHERN &
QUEEN.
LONDON AND LANCASHIRE.
nnMMFRCIAL OF CALIFORNIA.
SCOTISH UNION AND NATIONAL.
T. J. STITES.
ATTORNEY AT LAV
AND
Notary Public.
PORTSMEN, ATTENTION !
Pai.r. Ar Htowart teen a fill I line of am
munition, and will soli as low as the low-
Krorv noun i oi piwuer ii
J i m . mil mm . . I
till I I 1 i. - I pfOOI IJT . .
Dr.SANFO
CHAS. METZGER'S
Fish, Ponltry and Game
RD'S
haaBsBaBaBaaf-arTal, X. f.miw
F
OR SALE,
(iood farm 12 miles southeast of Lebanon
160 acres. 50 acres timothy and clovai
meadow. 60 wheat land in cultivattion. We.
watered. Call on W M Phillips on the place
Freah fish of all kinds constantly on
riiand. Poultry dressea to oraer. .
Lkittda of game in season. Goods deliver-
as. 1 , mm.w-.--n VMI fT
,ed promptly, tree oicaargw w f-- "
the city. Next door east Jof Tweedale'a
Tin and 8tove Store.
1NVIG0RAT0R
Js jost what its name implies,;
Purely Vegetable Compound, lha
ects directly npon the X7?r curing
the many diseases itcideiwo that im
portant organ, and pepnting the nu
tnerous ailmants tKwarise from its
deranged orrnjA-ction, such as
Dyspepsi Jd&tdice, Bilioasness,
CoswenesMttlaria, Sick-headache,
EhentoaWsncTetc. It is therefore a
tTuismythAt " To have liocd tleaua
the liver must be kept in crder."
3JB. 8ANI0ED'3 LIVER IHVIGORATOH
Invigorates the Liver. Rcculaiesthc Bow
els, Strengthens the System. Purifies the
Blood , Assists Digestion, Prevents Fevers,
la a Household Need. An Invaluable
IFamily Medicine for common complaints.
2;!L BAirFORD'3 LIVER ISViaOSATGIL.
J 7. experience rf Forty ynara, and Thou
sands of Testimonials prove its Altnt.
TOR SALE BY ALT DEALERS IN MEDICINES.
Vor fill informal ion .cni yonr oMress for 109
-naee Boole on tha " Llvor and Its diaaea," ta
it is the in ton turn ol tho committee
to make on the occasion the grandest
display of pyrotechnics and decora
tions that has over been aceit In
America, and from the estimates re
ceived there Is no doubt whatever
that It will bo done.
The military parade will be the
largest that has been seen In Wash
inglon s'nee the war. General Ftlz
Lee will appear at the head of eight
een hundred men from Virginia and
North Carolina. All tho Southern
States will bo represented In the
procession. Two colored military
companies, one from Norfolk, and
the other from Baltimore will be in
line with the colored companies of
this cliy.
Some of the troops will sleep lu the
Pullman caw which bring them here;
others will be hi leted in hotel ana
balls where they have already engag
at
ed quarters. A few companies wn
h niisrtrred In Alexandria, where
i '
they will be within half an nour o
Washinrrlor. !v rail or boat. U the
99 wm a
proverbial Inauguration whether pre.
valla on the fourth of March, 1 the
military will have a taale of tho hor
rors of war.
The last three Inaugurittlon days
were extremely disagreeable. Con
gress ought to pass an act extending
the term of a President to six years
and inaugurating hlra on the fourth
of July. Then the military compa
nies could have a picnic and see
Washington arrayed In green sward,
foliage, fountains aod fl wera.
housavS aaa Llied with Touug men who
it. - ...U-t at... wiihi Unn.Kw ilnm. I :IK....1.. l SK. . ....
iitiiir win in" in..."., aa,...- wiuiugiT un ior a mere inuance in . i
i as ra a.aa tsts mm iiinasaiii iv i i h ri inn i a 1 1
ocratlc Journal in the south says: be hope of promotion, and fer the sake ,:,, p MAm m , nf ... ,. '
meal for him when you do not expect
strangers. Get everything the woman
next door gets whether you can afford
it or not. Tell bim the children inherit
all their mean trails of character from
his aide of the family. Le', it ont some
times when you are vexed that yon
wished you had married some other fel
low that you used to go with. Give
cipllne and neatness of appearance, flr do,,art n1 nt bu road him to underaund as bood as pojaibla
after the honeymoon that kissing is
A shield of Arkansas aomwood. rich wel1 nou8h for "P000? lovera ; but
Mr. Randall most vigorously thrusts , . orntm.nta(i with - vrA.th of that for married folks it is very silly
(
lUTLEBT.
. a a a- m - - r 1 w wvw r a - a waaaw S VU a SS I I'a S
. . .a a . - a Al. X aiAn1 I
4I wouiu oo a goou uiiok vo -c.. of taroin tbe business in well estab-
a.lf I . . I
g ropreseniauvo coioreu cornHy i,he I firms. The? never see their em-
. . . . - i a AWmm. I
Waantogwo, to mao par pJoyera. never hear a word of counsel
grand parade at the Inauguration of from th anJ w on, che
. a XT I... I.. t ..t o a - . a
Uleveianu sw iway ui , of , maeninirT orind-
more intereste.. in me euccess oi out woaUh tQ the firm These boys-
at. .1 I i.t I I.... iti.n .1... I
Ucmocnttic assaw.utsa-awaav t lheir fulur6lheir
a I I O i. !.. I
OOloreU poopio an-, auu oouvu -.v- m-nner of ,ife ftnd hfth;tJ1 ahftnM w. tu-
Una can furnish a colored company q( meQ wfao oo j
as ....I.I ..Inn.l Amisjiaiayn In flit, f
tOflt WOUIU nlliuu UMU'aiwii, an
mm. hm . a -.. m.1 . .- M "ma l . A SS aaaSW
it t . gm a ue ajajaia line w unci w aaa vav
bim tor a Itsing. Raise a row if be be found at our store. It embraces p ocas at
knives, Uble knives, forks and apoeaa,
butcher knives, bunting knives, paring
knives, shears and scissors ot all Kinds,
and the beet Une of razors ever broeght
into Albany. Come and aee for your
selves. p sr KRSak erBtzwaaav
SALE.
One hundred and forty acres, nine
miles above Lebanon. 40 acres in enl
ti vation. 10 acres alashed aad sown te
crass. Comfortable dwell! aa. ceasi
outhouses. Cheap. Tu.juire at this
office.
with the crack
England."
his lance into me ueau cesn-ass. o. wbU hoiv,(lto a product of the state.)
. . I .ll.,I.IK,,iln I ' ,X '
Biaine'i surplus revenue u.-tov.u .Q cnUr of which . iogoriptioil
. . . . i. a I J I
SChemO. Uisnot uy anv suu,. mouiuu w c T. U. of Arkansasart in
that Mr. Randall would get rid of Hot d:tmond8 or erJttUU win
be sent to the W. C T. U. department
SCeTT'S CMIiLBIO-V Of ri!MK
'ad Wver oil. wit Bypopl.aapl.lles, Very
Palatable avd Effleaeloos la VfaslliiB
Diseases.
Dr. 0. T. Bromser, Rochester, N.
Y., sayp.- "After having used Tcott's
Emulsion with decided benefit upon
myself, I have taken great pleasure
in recommending it since on the var
ous conditions of wasting in which it
is indicated."
a a- a
the enormus Treaaury surplus, ne
omiii.i rooflftl the voluntary taxes
which the poople pay for their Indul
gence in drinking and smoking
This la what Mr. Randall proclaims
to be 'statesmanship." But the
sound and sober judgment of the
country has declared thai the raw
materials of manufacturing Industry
shall be put on the free Hat, and that
Congress shall reduce tbe taxea on
salt, coal, clothing, blankets, earthen
ware, glass, aud many other necessa
ries of the family. Whilst Mr. Blaine's
v.AmA nf maintaining excessive
BViivaaav '
taxes and bribing the states by dia
trlbutlog among tbera the surplus
Treasury was bad enough, Mr. Ran
dall's plan to repeal the taxes on
drink and smoke while keupln up
taxation on the necessaries of living
is not much better. The peopia
have passed just condemnation on
schemes. A judicious reauciion oi
forty million dollars in the revenues
from customs will give much more
relief to the lodustry and labor of the
country than the total repeal of one
hundred and torty million!? of Inter-
nai rAvenue from whiskey and to
bacco.
at the World's Exposition at New Or.
leans, as tbe representative of tha atate
W. C. T. U. Iowa Bends a banner of I
white satin on which ia printed the W.
C T. U. motto, "Thia is ths victory,
even our Faith," date of the union'a
organization and incorporation, and its
aims aa follows :
Tke prohibition of tke liquor traffic.
The reformation of the intemperate.
The salvation of our obildren.
The nutity of home, society and
state.
Its financial pr02res8 ia uniquely
chronicled in this fashion : Receipts,
1874, $39.70 j 1883-4, $5,533.31. The
results are known and read of all men,
vis : A Home for Fallen Women, es
tablished on a sound financial basis,
and a prohibitory law enacted for the
whole state.
jrowv5 jy
1 Cj
Notice of Assignment.
In tke Chmat Court of tke Stmt a Orayea,
or tke County of Linm .
Id the matter of tha Assignment i
of
Chaa. B. Montague. )
Notice is hereby given to al cradiioas af
Chaa. B. Montague, that ha has this dalr
made aod tiled with the Clerk of tha Cureaft
Court of the State of Oregon for Line coaafjr
to be recorded, an assignment af all his yrap
erty. real and personal, to ma tha aaaaiaissj.
ed. and that all creditors of said Okas.
Montague are hereby notified to praasat Shaw
claims under oath to me at the store of asM
Chaa. B. Montague, in tbe City of
in said county, within three man ths
the date hereof.
Dated at Lebanon on Nor. 5th, 134.
J. W Cfsint.
Powell t Bilyku for Awignae,
THE
BEST TONIC. ?
This medicine, combining; Iron with pun)
rsfstable tonics, quickly and completely
t sraa Dvaswaalm. la.a;eetlea, Wknea,
1 ssaara h lead, f tUarta, t hllla and Fevera,
aaa Nearalala. '
It Is an unfaiUnf remedy for Waeaaes of the
Mil vera aad Liver.
H Is Tavalaable for Diseases peculiar to
eroniea, and all who lsad sedentary lives.
1 1 -l(et not Injure the teeth, cause headeche.or
nluce eonsllpatton othrr Iron medietnc$ sVi
lt.nriihessnd purifies tbe blood, stipules
- iuetite. aids 1he swlmilation of food, n-
Heartburn and Belching;, aud Btrenetli
die muscles and nerres.
1 -.r Intermittent Fevers, Lassitude, Lack c
.. r?v. kc. It bat no equal.
The rmuinr has above trtde mark tn
i rrd red lines on wrspper. Take no othc
Saa .Mirk, KKOW.X ( HSBH'At, CO, BaLTIBOti'- '
REDING TON, WOODARD a CO.,
Pordau Or.
i
OR SALE.
One half block in eastern part of Baa
city with fair house and barn will be aold
onear
o. o ohkrrt. CBaPracaa
ALBANY
IRON WORKS.
CHERRY & PARKES,
(Successors to C. C. Cherry.)
MacMnitsts. Millwrights, and Iron
Founders.
The liquor dealers aeem determined
to force their traffic and aa a natural
outcome the war against it into na
tional politicn. The last iasue of the
"Champion" claims that while it is not
probable that any state government
will ever relieve the buainsaaof a heavy
tax, still, in order to a rightful adjust-,
CRAF & FR0MM,
Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of
FURNITURE,
AID UNDERTAKERS.
18 First Street - - Alhany, Or
W1
E HAVE OUR NEW SHOPS ALL.
completed, and are now prepared ae
handle all kinds of heavy work. We wl
manufacture Steam Engines. Grist aad
Saw Mill Machinery, and all kinda f Ires,
and Brass Caatings.
PATTERNS MADE Oil SHORT XvTfCE.
Special attention given to repairing; ail
kinda of machinery. Will also manufaa
ture the improved Cherry A White Orta
Separator.
Baker St. Office a LassBer T
Albny, Qr., Dai. 1, WD