fat gemocrat
FRIDAY MAY 13, 1887
Ssy, now, was Win. Peun . handker-
ehief the irit and original pen wiper T
Charles J. Faulkner, Democrat, has
. i .
Itd United Htataa Senator from
West Virginia to ftucoeed Camden.
igbt of th tmnere who met weir
S, Mk . . .ft I
death at the recent explosion in the
coal mine at Naaaimo were membir
la good standing in the A. O. U. W.
i family will roost ve f SOOO from the
io twenty dy.
WWaaaa UUIUU .a......g I
I K n Xhumin IB IRM1I Mill I1UW1I in I
. . . 'line uv iimmuuuuifuv "
teal estate and manufacturing enter-
pri.ce, and double, hi, mouev every few
minutes. He i. .baring the general
ruin that was to accompany a Demo-
... . . ml.
'
Oapt. Powell has gone to Yaquina
Bay to open op works on tbe govern-
mm .pr0T..nU oi tn narnnr. .
2 . . t I
there are $70,000 to be expended there
ibis Hummer, time will be vigorous and i
full of life there, notwithstanding the
potty whiaeo cf petty newspapers.
-
Tbe Democratic party of Kentucky
in their State convention the other day
totruck the key note of tbe doctrine of
atate right, when they declared "that
all powers not delegated to tbe United
States are reserved to the states
spectively or to the people."
uur newsy oo temporary, tbe Lebanon
jrnprsftft, aayi : "southern Uregon bss
mor veterans of tbe Mexican war than I
would be supposed resided here st this I
date.eavs a Jacksonville paper. Many I
of them have
perfected their papers and I
r pension, they merit no
will soon draw
saooh."
Mr. Whitcomb, tbe prohibition lec
turer, makes a remarkably strong point
againat the Orey onion and Statesman by
calling attention t the fact that these
papers "cry a.oud sod spare not"agaiost
alleged frauds against tbe ballot box in
Mississippi, while they are silent as the
grave about tbe open and indisputable
treads practiced at Detroit and other
places in Michigan in the late eleotion
in that State.
Senator Hearst, of California.says he
is in a position to state positively tbat
Gov. Hill, of New York, is not a rival
of Cleveland' for the presidential nom-
ination, and that if Cievelan 1 ftball be
a candidate Hill will withdraw in his
favor. He ears they hive been on good
terms in the past, and tbat he is no-
thorized to say that the sure relation
exists to-day between them.
As indicative of tl.t ronfiLAl r. rwli
tion of politic, we would call attention
to the fact tbat the R,,,ubliea, confi-
dsotly pedict tbat ibey will carry Vir-
gtnia, Weat VJf j,ioi.t T, nneasee, North
Carolina and Pioridn, while Democrats
are buoyant with tb prospect of carry-!
iog New Hampshire, Masaachusets,
Rbodt; Inland, Michigan, Wiaconsia,
MinneeoU, Colors Io and California.
Por some lisoa Rftpoblicsns have been
building ibfmaelves op in tbe belief the last fifteen years the people of At
tbat the Democratic party in Indiana tany district have been taxed to support
were so hopeteasly divilei as to enab'e the schoola in oth' dstrict4 in ih
tbe Republican t sweep the auto for
President in 1888. The following die-
patch which cane over tbe lines last I
Week neems to dil all hops of that
kiod : " Reports are in from sixty-five
towns, and city elections bel I in 'his
State yesterjay, an i the mult i-bow
large Democratic gam. in all sections,
many oit inn bertof .r partially Rapub
lcan hiving eli'Cd an entire Demo-
cratic ticker." "H im dufVrrrfd makath
tbe heart sek.
The Statesman aaen : "The Roseburg
Review is iil nrgning the question of
state's rights. It may bo oows to Fred
when kf m him that John C. Cal
houn is alcad, n( so i Hamilton, and
all th rest of them exM,t Jeff. Davis,
and the war is over." This is trne,bnt
tbe constitution ef th United States is
not dead,and all who ignore and nullify
the following provision in that instru
ment must be ciaaned with Calhoun, as
nullifieis ; and, it nniiifiers, then ces
sion isti ; and, i" sece-isi ni U.then trait
ors to their country : " The powers not
delegated to the United States by the
constitution, nor prohibited by it to the
States, are reasrved to the state re
spectively, or to the people."
Rev. Di. McOlynn, who has been
suspsrded as s prieOt in tbe Ca'ho'ic financially weak district what tbe A
Cbnroh, made the f llowin,' statement nancially strong districts lose, we should
to tbe Cincinnati or espondent of tbe I
New York Times a few dajg sgo,io re
ply to the question whether bis advocacy
of the election of Cievelan I had anything
to do h'u suspension : "It .did.
Tbe archbishop, Father Preston. and all
the clique which surrounds bim.iiclud-
iog the leaders of Tmmaay Hall, were
bittetly offended at my cbampiomhip of
Mr. Cleveland. They were all in favor The color of tbe c oth was dark brown,
of the election of Mr. Blaine, and they The President wore wLite Mlk stock
knew that I kept many Lish-Americans iol of American tnanufacfure.
from voting for him. They have never Tere wa 00 Anglom-tnii in Qaore
forgiven that. Archbishop Corrigan
admitted to me that be was opposed to
the election of nr. Cleveland. He is
to-day in favor of the election of Mr.
Blaine in 1884, and will throw all his
influence in tbat directioo. I know of
many incidents which oocurred io lhe
campaign of 1 384, and which have oc
curred since, which are of startling sig
nificance as showing the dplh of tbe
hiernrohieal intrigue for Mr. laiae,but
their tarratior would ik- U o long. and,
"how rr works" again.
T h. L.t iM...nr the Democrat we
bowed the unequal working of tho law Uy
under which scbcol funds .re appor-
t i a -nrtk. ohi.an.Mr. N. Payne,
fttfclffiptg a oritic.BlB of our remarks in
lengthy letter in th tlsratd.
I ' . . 1 A 1 ....a twuii
! ieeo not to uner.B . i
We stated that
-,Kn m. I
MOD.
cored the passage of tne new iaw
M a reason that it would esult in nan-
M . ft . I
Khn ,oer, weak district.. lbisT
Urr pAyu denies and says that "ibeyl
i j cm - thrit nearly
8VJSr eoDt,try district io Linn county
nayfJ inl0 tbtJ l0lOOi fund more moaey
lofm they draw out after giving them
. 1 AKA I all ii amJ AA.atA aaff I
I
, , I
" -tt"
toe puoac innus. vve
know not Mr rod lfou"
a,d lhe ct cfba kw! bai W!
do know that the gentleman who urged
its i a s so io the Lesiftlalure stated his
views publicly as to the effect of the I
law as given above. Mr. Payne seems
not io unnai.ia.u nr v.. ..w,
tor the old one.oontempUtes the divid-
iog ef tbe money between tbe diatriots 1
in nronortion to tho tas paid by each
w--w . I
in'-o the county school fund. V suob
wore tbe case bow diflWat would it be
with Albany ditrie', about which Mr.
'
irayat, wu vw,,..,.u -u I
as see. li.e taxable projeriy o Albany
dUtrtct last year ws 1750,000 In round
number. At 4 mills on the dollar the i
oounty tcHool fund teoeived $3000 from
MUi N if nr tbM anMnr I
-r,
Hostmesii ws rsce.va fwiu -mo.,
saowiog mm fiwu raiavu on o a
P vrs of tbu district bs been Jts-
tribute! smong the other Uijtricts of
the oounty. Yea, voitly, Bro. Payne,
let us ventilate this school fund question,
But now, ,dsr,tod,tb.t Albany com-
p ains not tbat ome of tbe money tais-
ibkr i-iu i. ea.ib.tw
O'her dutnets in tbe oounty, but tbat,
nndr thia imutrftot law, it quite often
1
bapi ens that it does not go to tbe 6nan-
eially ek districts bn to those that
"
are able to help tbemse)ve. No, ibsny
pays tbe general tax of 4 mills and then
every year is compelled to vote a special
tax of from 5 to 8 mUl to keep np bet
schools. Wbf. othvr dietiio. Io the
county would be o intent to do this ?
Now.for the information of Mr. Pyn
we will say thtt Albsnv, B.ownsvilie,
Lebanon and HWeey, at! pay iaor
school funds int tb general fund thau
they get back. Xw, if be ta ejrreot in
saying that nearly every oiuntry dis-
triet in th j em ity tmys more mon-v
into the sch ot tuud twofJ tbty dra
tat, what becomes of all tLis overplus,
If Mr. Payne hit taken tbe pains to
infjrD, hiawlf a o the facli in the
hs would not have been led iuto
,ach an 8rgius bluoder. Mr Payee
"th h iMr mention-
mtm f tkin tired l-in U"', l
niae fnod 1 fr P'"9 o(
0Dl,arn ""cts ano
then voting a special t x on their prop
erty in their teipwtive districts in ordar
to give their cbil iren a UAt oJoeal i n h
This charge, of c n-r , is gaisMN tbe
Albany dtatrict, a Mr. Payne cat's it
of the "strong" dis.riota. Wby.for
county, and then ojmpe led it vote a
special tax to give bar own children
" education, and it is not tbi tht.
comp'a us of, but tbe objectiei in
that often her money goea to a district
tbat to be,P tettf,while there arn
others that caonot help tbemifhe that
Ret bnt lilt e or none of this ovsrp'ut
pssid by Albany and other financially
"trong districts. Tkfor example,! bat
district way ou n tbe borders of th
wnose reiiuenui save no
. a a
property to tax an I, in fac, wn
very little, ex:pt a large family and
strong iron witi to mske a bnme for it.
We say take such a district with its 60
or 70 persona of prop t site to draw
school funds and compare it with a die
trict whose residents are rish in roony
and property, bnt poor io tbe u umber
of persons to draw school fundi, ind two
the result. Tbe people of the lattsr
district, rich io this world's god, but
who have but 32 persons to draw school
money, while the former in poor but has
70 persons to draw moony. (Jnder this
new law the rich gaio and the poor lose,
thua literally making the rich ticbsr
. e
and tne poor poorer. We repeat, in
conclusion, what w said in our former
article, that, if tbii new law would 8
ppsrate as to carry to tbe gain oft.be
ee no objection to tbe law
The interesting historical problem ax
to what kind of clothes G :org; Wntsh-
iogton wore st his inauguration his
been settled. His suit on tbat occasion
rsg made of cloth from the ELnfjrd
Woollen Manufactory, tbe 6-ftt wo .lien
nill in Amsrici, esta'olishel in 1788
Waabnigton s in itee-u,..
B li Nye stys he expects to make a
great detl of money out of his last book
hac-tuse it is "iti-g-tr a '.id thicker" than
any he ever iriblishfi b-fn-e. "Whst
thi jiublio winu,
book ne thtt c.n
the lougw wif,h wh
h 1 a I I , " s a big
in md i'i pr up
o it i i hi k
nelng Mare Pleasant
to the t at ,
and more t
ti.mu t'al
more cc table to the stomach
"TKU. THK TIIKTH,
how many a man in ir,gu uu
mm . . ft Aan
will smile, and "fo in and niU
gm, wnim no roans aucn .-
log misrepresent ttlons of the truth,
M the following letter published In
the rofo,publltho4 in New York t
MdUor T A Voice The Little David
oi rromuiuon wn 11 ic mnuu me
mlnnn Hid la h kAfm tr r tvt.' i ucr T.irI.itt
oouoty haWt a salooo wt'hin Ita hot
VSVIWWW V . . ' - V V . . H ill" . ' r .
dpr(,
t ttr RatuiiklleI.
Buttermilk, Marlon County, Oregon,
OORRB9PON'DB NOB
I?eorii
One of our enterprising young men,
IU VUfl IUHU
io the absence of anything beOer.adopfe-
ed the noyel plan of po'i.hiog hi. boots
ed the noyel plan of po iihmg hi
with ouktard pie the other night.
wilh 0luUrd
Johnson and David Orewss are
imt.108 ' u,Tboo Utww tbelr
restaenoes,
Miss Mftggie Johnaon is pending the
in. lh cJuuUy iuB tha 8Ui,t of
mfM o i n ' M.
, . . . .
Dr. Johnson, lately from tho East. Tbe
evening paiteed awy merrily with music
Dd uauciog
. . .
David Crewse is going to open a
hardware store io Peoria. He will
m ft lr A rukoiftlif nf kavkil m I
. , ' , , '
Jrthfin (Vaull kail I h n.iJ.ii'nmt
to aet bis ir. ur.'d arm out of nlaoe si
Major Johnson's the other evening.
Sunday School was largely attended
Sunday. After the regular program
ovor Rv delivered an
ress w vna hvus ooi.aren.
nr. .....I l A .1. .1. . J: l
- M . .
riburg, to tech tho Sbedd Jool this
looming rail ami winter
Aeftlva, rhia at Billable,
Poahay 4 Mmuo en always be rated up
oa to carry is stuck the
JVim.bTt'u:
e uateftt aua beat
repotattoa of
aetiva. oathtutf iul reliable, bv raeeeu
ins artiola with wall raUbltahod merit and
lSu'il
eooftcmptiua, eokl and cuuihi, witi ssll it
00 Ptiv" unu.u Jwll a",y
I an v and avarv affaotinn of throat. lti. or
obest, and in order to prove oar claim, we
I S a- OO a-.fa.
" Joa w ""l""1 w'1 rw
The Tessa who like to go to a country
vbere it rains oceaeiooallv will do well to
. . ...
eesae so uregoo. it rata bere tbu year
Uirontcjally occasionally.
lie ii
The Sard ef CeeaSlaliMa.
Tree delicacy of flavor with tree effleaey
of action, bu been attained in the u of
California huaid f rait remedy, Syruo of Fit.
Its plesssot tsftte and bnbcial eflVcts nave
reanerart it imftseaeely popular
Fur aaJe bv
Poahay ft M
whoieeale and retail.
Ceraeta.
N H. Allen ft Co., have io stock a splen
dii line of corsets. Csnsisting of tbe justly
celebrated C. Ps, Dr Warner's, Dr L ' 8.
K's, tbe Albany Standard, oar sptoal brand,
also tbe Everlasting. Self Adjnstinr, Nettis
and many other n.sk ee. Lviirs are aopecial
ly invited to call and inspect then.
Now bare comes tbe jrrest RoscoeCookliog
who says "that the smaJleet country news
aper is worth more te ita country eabeortb
ers tn oae moatb tbae its price for a yaar,and
doe more fur it neighbore for nothiox thsn
many a high official duca for his maniaceot
salary."
ChUdJva
often need sons af catbartie end tonic
to avert approecblnsjalckneaeor to relieve
colic, headaebe. alck atomacb.lndlseaiioo,
dysentery and tbe complaints incident to
childhood. Let the cbildrea take Mlm
moBi Liver Regulator an I keep well. It
is purely vegetable, not nnpleaaant to th
teste and ssfe to take alone or in oonneo
tion witb other medicine. J. H. Zetltn a
Co , Philadelphia. Pa.
aeOtea'a Aralea Salve.
Tbe beet salve in tbe world for Cuts,
RruiNoa, Horee, Uloera. Salt Rheum, Paver
Sore, Tetter. Cliappeil Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Kr options, and ioeU
lively enrea Pilee, or no pay requlradu It
IsgiMranteed to give pr!e-t aatlsfaotlon
or inooHv reiuoaeo. rrice ii cents per
I i.i . I i i . s m '
irx. rr hi u ruaiuj Of. aseeOn,
'ft
lhe eoitnr oi one ol oor c ntemrorarii s
speaks or tne ruuor or soother of oar on
temporaries in tb following cneior manner
nr :i a.- i .:. i . .
i-riij jow omw, scrip pirste utiu
hlack leg gsmbler is getting to . bold." Th
smallest y oa the stree can call na.nes
1 mmm-
Send Bark hart A Keeoay nam- and sd
dresser of friends desiring information of Ore
zon an they will aeod them oopies f ?b
Uf'il Elit: Conveyor which onntaies a eora-
plate liiacrtptioii n one county in each tsa
witn teener eesinsnss iaior,n4tin ss wsthor.
The Very r,i
I haye added to my boot ami thoe stock a
.c ""ted Laird, Hehober ft
mucneu, rmiadflpM Fine hot for ladifs
"inrw ua chuaren. Acknowledged by
dealers generally to be the bust value and
neas nuing nne shoe made. Widths C D E
rwl 17V I -Lill . '
oooo can nay as cheap as a man.
SAMUEL E. YOITKO,
8oie Agent, Albany, Oregon.
" juur ueaiusea. inere an kmu
eompsred to tbe printer who can invest a
sHiociftnt aumoerof tops of columns to meet
tne aemanis,and keep the local all surronnd
ed by pure reading matter. As a ni.i. K.
i. nr. .1. au: 11. '.I .
u" mis wibu wicnout a ssyate
i mm wie aovertiser once a month
stands preeminently above your Edison.
The Photographer, Albany, Or
have sll the negatives taken bv
0. rsxton and any one can have
pll
nates from their negatives by address! n
us, at tl.e following prices : Card size, i:
!
per drzri cabinet size, $3 per dozen, hou-
dours, $6 per dozen. I keep the finest
ine of Oregon views In tbe west. Cata
logue fumistid on application. Convins
aud enlargir g old pictures a specialty.
J. G. Crawford.
Albany Market.
Wheat -77c per bu.
Oats-38
Butter -20 ots per lb.
Eggs 1 1 neate p r doz.
Beef. -on f .ot, 3Kc 4c
Potatoes 1W ets per bushel.
Apples -' cent per bu,
PorK5H Pr lb-iteoon-4
haois. I Of.
shoulders, 5e.
sides y.v
lrd Sijperlb.
Flour4.50 per bbl.
Chickens 2 50 per do.
Soger San Frarvikc C, ac.
Dry granuUtoi 7 c.
Mill Feed bran. 11.00 per ton.
MY
Dry Goods, Notions, Boots and Shoes, Carpets, Oil
Cloths, Window Shades, Wall Paper
and Decorating Paper,
Everything kept In a first-class Dry
there le demand for.
Novelties of the Season
e
Inevery lino ; am prepared to
MEET ANY PRICES
quoted io tbe papers or droolers, and wilt take
Cash or Merchantable Produce
and will not torn you off when you got out of money.
Samuel E. Young.
lajejr Ufa.
What a truly beaatifal world we liveie
Mature gives us graadear of moeataias.gleas
mBt, W ft can desire no better whoa
feet health j bet how often do tbe avsjetity
of people feet like giving it ap disbearted,
discouraged and wore eat witb disease wbea
there is no occasion for thia feeling, as vary
saflerer can easily obtaie satisfactory proof,
that Green's August Flower, wdl rosksabsm
free from disease, sa wbea bora. Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint are tbe direct oaaaes of
ssventy- tivft per cent ef soch maladiea aft
btliousoess, Iodigestioo, Sick Headache,
Costiveaaas, Nervosa, Prostration. Ihriioftfts
ef the Head. Palpitation of the Heart, aad
other distressing symptom. Three doses of
A ujttuU Ftotcrr will provs its weadftrfal efless.
Sample bottle, 10 orate. Try it.
Mummies are not admitted to the U. S.
free of duty, and It is thought tbe scheme
will greatly increase our population. We
already have too many fossils In Oregon,
hence object to the innovation.
O Ho)lCo.. Wholesale and lUUil
Druggists, at Berne, Ga.. says i We have
beo asliins Dr King's Nw Ihecovery. Kiee
trie Bt tare and Buck. Isn't Arnica 81 vs for
two y sere. Have never handled remedies
that ftftl! as well, or give snob universal sat
ufactioo. There have been some weoderfal
cares effected Ly these medicine to thia
city. Several oases of proaooaosd ooasemp
tioo have been entirely eared by ass ef a
few bottl-s of Dr King's New Discovery,
taken la connection witb Electric Bitters.
We guarantee them always. Sold by Poahay
Mason.
In a game of poker at Benton, Mon., one
day last week, $3,300 was in the pot at one
time. That would make an Albany tin
horn gamblers eyee bulge outward.
tee Sato.
One hundred and twenty acre of the best
quality of Improved wheat land, all fenced
into four fields, good house, hard finish,
good outhouses, excellent fruits of all kinds.
Situated 3 miles west of Lebanon and one
and a quarter mile south of the junction of
the Narrow Guage R R ..with the Lebanon
branch of the O. C. R. R. Inquire at
this office.
An exchange says a man is as welcome
to its office if he brings s bit of news a l(
he brought a delinquent subscription. Ditto
here.
Ladies flas Shoes.
N H Alien Co. are aow receivius direct
from tbe maaofacture, H J Hoibrook & Go.,
of Utiea, N. Y , a tali line of his justly cel.
eb rated Sn she for ladies and misses fa
C. D. K. sad K. K. widths Ths goods
will giv splendid aatisfactioa, ia fact there
are ne batter insde.
Fresh YsqCma Bay and Eastern nysters
eonstaotly oa band after to-day at Hoffman
Pfeiffers.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder nsvsr vsries. A marvel of parity,
strancth sod whoissoiBsnefta. Mors soonomloai
than the ordinary kindi.ftjxlosnnot be soW la com
psUtkm with the multituae of low test, short
weight, alum orpbospbets povners. Solo osit nt
cais. Sot ai B ax ins Pewsaa Co., log Wsll-st,
Wa
PRUSHAW
-TfiE-
Druggist
Would respectfully inform the people of
AJhsny and vicinity that be does 'not sell
dru js or medicine for lest than cost, but
'li and compounds freehand pure drugs
t living profit above cost. Call on him next
Revere House and yon will find hi medicine
ilways have tbe deeired effect. Hi
"DEAD SHOT ON AGUE"
bs cored thousand ia tbt vicinity who will
ROYAl
SPRING STOCK
-Han arrived, Including
Goods nod Boot and Shoo House, from the cheapest to sa wood a anally aa
I nought those good, mostly !n'New York Irt
AT BOTTOM CASH PRICES,
and have and am receiving
WILL
Dealers in all the Leading
Guns, Pistols, Sewing Machines, Organs and Pianos.
A foil line of
Sheet music, musical merchandise, ammunition, fishing tackle, ete. .Vsrranted
raaora, bulchsr aad pocket knlvee.
THE BE8T KIND OF SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES,
Oils and Extras for all Machines supplied.
LINN COUNTY AGENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN INSURANCE CO.
Repairing of sewing machines musical instruments, guns, etc neatly done.
ALBANY, ... OREGON.
FRANK BROTHERS
PORTLAND,
'Dealers in
Farm and Mill Machinery.
falter A. Wooda' lowers, Reapers and Steel Wheel Twine Binders ,
Thomas and Royal Self Dump Rakes ; Hodges' Double Draper
Headers ; Oaar, Scott & Co. . Threshers and Horsi
Powers ; Rock Island Walking, Gang
and Sulky Plows.
Moat Complete line of-
Husgtsa, Carriages and Spring Wagons
arfWUta llirin tlaaa rmt Mlaa ran faalolil f mm.
7 n 'T, . ""
; I . ? ou lown gnoa n
Add
-FRANK IS HOT
or J. Oaaawowa. Agent. Allny,
CONN BROTHERS'
ASH GROCERY STORE
Oppoeite Deyoe A Robson'a.
ALBANY, OREGON,
Keepff rash stock of all kinds of
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE,
ETC., ETC.
Silverware Given Away,
wiia our suver rnae Java uonee, con-si-ting
of nix prnes, H doz. (able knive,
H doa medium forks, dos, tables poons,
dos, tea spoons, dos nankin rinirs
ItL. , t Wa f W tttrn sam
and sugar spoon and butter knife, all
ft S fa mm m ftS -
noser nros a i stiver ware, every nur-
chaser of a can getting one chance.
B
New Millinery Store.
We desire to call the attention ef J
bany ladles and tbe nubile generally to
pur new ana extensive stock of
FASHIONABLE
MILLINERY
under tbe manegemont of Miss Bar
kL i.e.. I ,j WWmtx it a a. i
Insls millinery establishment of Moonev
uaiiK. i hi n iiaemri mi inar ni inn wnn l
tr.lutla. m- si i - - i . o n ..
'nunt a, uoiusintiu oi i ortiane,
while onr stock I all that can be desir
ted, our prioes will be found extremely
iow i or iirsi oiaia aooas.
SHANE at I.ONSWA.Y,
Frornans Briok,
MONEY
TO LOAN .
In suras to suit
BY
Burnt hart & Kxxwet,
Albany, Or.
B
A.RBKD WIRE.
A larae stook on hand and will be old
cheap. Also a One lot of plain galvanised
wire for woven fences at tbe store of
Stewart A Sox.
l
A DIES, LOOK HERE.
We want you to remember that we have
a lot of those ouriing irons, also shears,
scissors traoing wheel, shelf and flower
pot brackets, and a good many other
thing you would like to have.
Stewart A Sox.
TaLOWS.
Oome In and see onr new stock of steel
and chilled plows. We can enlt you.both
in goods and price. Ever? Russell chill
-a plow is guaranteed to be equal to any
chilled plow manufactured.
CONN
ROS
BROS.,
IMPLEMENT CO.,
OREGON,
on the I'iflo Coast, flavin? n
. a I. . . V
ftseateod our
am, we ere going to give our cus
our l.ne lower than ever before. Write for
H Kits iMPLKMKN ret t,imnA ra.
Or. " w'
Always Viciorious.
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s...-it.u.esintw,ien.ieiftii.f
Every one' duty la not io allow the
liver, tbe stomaoh and tbe ki ineya, three
great oraana.tu become olo-icl er torpid,
and in time x pel ell itnpuroi .r uim
blood. The Oregon Btlaosi Pnrtfler.
a poreiy vegetablo compound, ia The
RemeftJjr to cure all dieaM ef the kid
neys and liver, ! ih we caused by- im
Sure blood, RiUoUfiteN. Constipation,
lok Hadaoha.Dynepaia,Scrorula, Erup.
tioiiH of id., skin. K brunt a ism, etc Try
it and yon will find It ftlaars eiftoriou
In iti bA'tlrt with diseaaa.' -SoLl avi
whur-. p,r bottle, 6 ; n t for S5
AH kind ofuri-H i;, d .: j White
i lover. AtSiSe tJlover, gn lne -silver Hull
Buckwheat, Uermn NfiDet, Kentucky
Blue Graae, and eever.it (ItrTurent vsaletlee
of Siwret and Field Corn for sale by 8tow
art A Sos
w
OU CU1TKHS, ATTKM riOM t
Nver fortfet that we sIwavs kaon in
I Stock a t'lll llnj of nxea. oroa-out saw,
steel and iron wnlirH.a!odKa. maul rlnira
etC. M'KWvKT A SuV
The larsest stock everosrried In Alhsnv
and will be sold at lower prices than for-
uieriy, we want an butter makers to
ceme and see them.
8 IB WART iX Sx.
DR. Cr WATSON MASTON
Physician and Surgeon.
Office rooms 8 and 4. Poster's Block.
ALBANY - OREGON.
Betrayed.
One bay mare, from Salem, Or., about
February 18th, 1887, weight if in iro.d
order about 1000 lb, white snot in fore
I J l . . . mt ...
qphii, ju wane io s, o years o'.d this
'(nrinir, high headed, apnArntlv wild.
very lonst, slim, black tail Anyone giv
ing information of the same will be re
warded by
C. H Mondok,
Monroe Houe, Saem.
Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the partner-
ship heretofore existing between H. Bundv,
W. Bundy, E. Bundy, J. Bundy and L.
Bundv, under the firm name of H. Bundv
& ons is dissolved by mutual consent. The
bt dnsss will be continued bv H. Bundv.
W . Bundy and L. Bundy.
Harrisburg, April i9th, 1887.
H. Hundy,
, W. Bundv,
E Bundy,
J. 15UNDY,
SEEDS.
BLAIN DOESN'T
jBMs JLmWm flB lit 4mL
When Getting'
Your
Clothing, Hats,
Boots, Shoes and
Furnishing Goods
Wend you way
Who leads.
go
CLOTHING
New and In atyle, la nnanrpaased la tbe Valley. His new
-HITS-
la the best fa the market, embracing all the latest style. In
FURNISHING GOODS
Be takes a front position, with a reliable, well selected atock. His sale u
BOOTS AND SHOES
Are large, because be keeps tbe beat tn qa si ity aad sty lee
A SPLENDID LINE OF SUITINGS ON HAND IN HIS TAILORING
DEPARTMENT.
New Goods Arriving Constantly
I tie Ureat Philadelphia Clothing House!
JOHN WANN A M A K EH,
The Great American Clothier and Leader in tyloo has
ESTABLISHED AN AGENCY
In this City at the
Dry Good Store of
SHANE & L0NSWAY.
uuntirwis orsa nples ti eho o
mitUMV III I HlU'Igl pUH
We wxr the LxtUe Red School lieuse
&AWt&S5r eeatw nine CM. HENDERSON A COS"
iS&JtJmK9r. ftS22eftSllP2l CafBSATfO soots a shoes - 1
Bjft faJJe.rSftSat atSeLsiSTi t VrC I
jt(ftaaejj5f
k?.,8i
cousins and our tun!, and if you want thtru go to tn
City Boot and Shoe Store
where you Will find a Urge nd comDlfto assort man t of trmv. In thia lino
of nearly every grade and m ke, nd
a. uouer savcu is a aoiiar raaOe.
READ
J. GRADWOHL,
Crockery, Glass Ware and Hardware.
OIL AND LEAD.
Agricultural Implements,
Agent tor Fire and Marine Insurance
B
LUE MON DY GO DS.
Wringr, tubs washboard, butkts.
to , for eslo chexftor ( hen ever before by
tewsn A sx ev.ral kind-of wringors
and something new in wash' oards.
c
UTLERY
in pooaer Kniveo, nornner nniv. carv
ing sets, scissors beare rarn. etc., e
keep a very ' rge aMortment Oome
sreund and look at our Ktook.
&T h WART ? 80X.
T . 1 . . . . . .
g GALES.
We have
be sold on v
WANT THE EARTH !
to tbe store of
Ilia Stock o
from : nerfect fit tumiitMl
Slices. tnd a do our shtorj and on
at prices which will open your oyes.
& BROWN ELL
QARDEN TOOLS AND SEEDS.
Stewart A Sox keep an Immense stock
ot gardt-n tools, and are also agent for the
oeiabrat d Walla Walia garden feeds,
which give better satisfaction than any
sold In Albany last season.
pOWDER, SHOT, KTC.
Sp rtmn can alwavs fled at onr store m
splendid line of ammunition of all kinds,
end we also keep giaut and bleating pow
der, fuse, etc,
Stewart A Sox.
-yiAGONSAND CA.RRIA.uKS,
Hacks single and double buggies. art.
or wneeied vo
ou see vti at W
Priest