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VOL. XXI II.
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1887.
NO 9
BL , ,r
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PttOFfciasiONAL UARIW.
L. H. MONT ANTE.
ATTORNE AT LAW
Notary Public
V lb any. Oregon.
OtBoe upstair, otw John Brigfrs stora,
at street. vMn'iStl
J. S. WE ATHERFORD ,
(NOTARY PUBLIC.)
iTTORNEY AT LAW.
ALU AH t, tie).
iSTILL PRACTICE IN ALL THR IXM7RT8 Of TIIK
Si-telUMtl..ii e1t. . .'Ie.tl.rn. an,t
robat tntUsr
In OU.t rUr
tU:t
C,.WLTHTOM. o, K. mviNR
WOLVERTON & IRVINE.
ATTORNKYH AT LAW
.Istr oflx op stair In Foater'a Block.
AI.RAXY, ORFflOV.
POWELL & BILYEU.
vTTOHMKYS AT LAW,
And Solicit in Chafery,
SLRIWY. - ORRCiOM.
Collection promptly made on alt point.
Gonna negotiated on roaaonable terms.
eRTOflloe In Foster's Rrlok.-m
vUalftf.
J. J. WHITNEY,
Ittornej And Counsellor At La?
AND
Notary Public?.
ALBANY, OREGON,
will practice In all of the Courts of
.unsute. All b isinem Intrusted to him
will be promptly attended to.
POSH AY MASON,
vsjsvirs ass imiv-
Draggistsand Booksellers,
Agenta for John B. Aldan's publications,
which we sell at publisher pries with
sostageadisd.
ALBANY, UKKGOK.
A. PRUSHAW,
DRUGGIST,
itationary, Toilet rticleg, Etc.
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY FILLED,
Open day and night.
Albany, Or.
Revere House;
ALBANY, . - . OREGON.
CHAS. PFEIFFER, PROPRIETOR.
Fitted on in first-class alyle. Tables
supplied with the beet In the market.
sleeping apartments. Sample rooms
for commercial travelers.
tm sad frss ike Ml.a
E. BECKiYlTH, M. D.
HOMEOPATHIC
Physician and Surgeon,
ORee orsr (.radwobl's store.
ALBANY, OREGON,
FURNITURE
made t orer or
at my shop end of Third Street,
Albany, Or.
S. A. DECKARD.
HOLY ANGELS COLLEGE.
A Boarding School for Boys
Conducted by secular priests and lay
teachers.
First terra open first Monday In Sep
tember. Hecond term opene first Monday
in February. For prospectus address
Rev. F. A. Becker. Vancouver. W. T.
Boa 103
ALBANY SAW AND PLAN
INC MILLS.
All kinds of rough, dressed
and seascned lumber, laths ana
pickets kept constantly on
hand Bills sawed to order on
shortest notice Use only best
Calapooia timber Price and
terms made satisfactory.
ROBINSON A WEST.
THE NORTHWEST
and Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 5, Washington St,, Portland, Or,
HKKKRKSCE8 FOR ALBANY :
r,. Flinn,
L. E. Biain,
H. E. Yonng,
Stflwart A 8ox.
Money loaned on approve real estate
ascurity.
tl, H.TOWNSEND,
Special Agent, Albany.
SAM MaV.
C. ftfcXDER
MAY k SENDERS.
Dealers in General Mbrcnandiue
AARRISBURC - - - - OREGON
Will bnv ifsii. Wool and all kinds
Country prodnfc.
"Jim Westfall,"
CHINESE MERCHANT.
Full line f Oifi--. gn-tda of all kinds on
bsr j,1o full line of
Ji A 33E GOOD ?.
mW P CIPIC CONTRACTOR,
for this section.
ls orers furnished on ehnrt notice for
sny purpose.
Opposite S. E. Young's, Albany, Or
BOOTS, SHOES
AM'
SLIPPERS.
I am now receiving my fall and
wither stock of boots and slues, I
have as nicely s fitted up Boot and Shot
Store, and as c mplet a stock at anv
this aids of Portland and vary few batter
in Portland. I bay aU my boots and
snoea Jirect from matiufaotursrs and am
authorised to warrant every pair no mat
fer how oheep. No firm in Oregon
have any advantage of ma in buying as
1 boy in quantities snd psy the cash.
In ladies', misses and children's shots,
I ke p much th- Urges', bet and greet
sat variety in tbs city. My aim will
always He to give as good talus for
the money aa possibly can be done.
SAMUEL E. YOUNG.
First National Bank
OF ALRAN1 , OREUOK.
Vfcs PresVletii
-
.t. Fi.ivn
., S K. Yot St
UKO. E.CHAMMRLAIN
TRANSACT A UENKRAl.bsi.kii.jj busi .e..
ACCOUNTS KEPT ssbjert to eHsck.
SHOUT RXCHAMOK ...I tolscrsphlc trsasfsr. mM
f ssm Tors, Ssn rrsacisso, CMsss) sad Port!
COLLRrnOX8 MADE on fcrorsb! tern.
StSSCTOSS.
. ft. Yoiss, K Ciusssslais
L. V Btats. L. Puss,
WaLTBS R Tl LI..
H. F. MERRILL,
Banking and taraneo.
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
tal
o Smw York, 9m t'nisciam and
Portland
Bajr
Sue, count y snd e'ly warrant. Ks-
estvs
toeassk. latstsst sHswei sa
wilt
saroatos Rears frosa Is. si. to 3p. sj.
MISS EMMA SCHUBERT,
Fine Millinery,
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.
DR. J.L.HILL,
Physician and Surgeon,
Officecor. First snd Ferry Streets,
ALBANY- - OREGON.
WILL BROS.,
Dealers In aU the Leading
Guns, Pistols, Sewing Machines, Organs and Pianos.
m
A full lins of
Sheet mualo. musical merchandise, ammunition, Ashing "tack l etc. Warranted
razors, batcher and pocket knives.
THE BEST KIND OF SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES,
Oils and Extras for all Machines supplied.
LINNCOUNTY AGENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE CO.
Repairing of sewing machines musical instrument., gUn, etc. neatly done,
ALBANY. .... OREGON.
J. GRADWOHL,
rockery, Glass Ware and Hardware.
OIL AND LEAD.
Agricultural Implements,
Agent lor Fire and
T Ig IMPOSSIBLE TO SAY TOO MUCH IX PUA18E OF THIS GOOD OLD STANDARD
family msdlcine. It cannot bs tx highly recommended, as it is truly a MARVEL OF TUB
AGE, snd no boasshold should bo without it. It prevents ss well as cures Skin Diseases, Gout,
Bbeumatism, Gravel, sad sll Kidney Diseases, Affected Liver, Headache, Nauaoa, Bile Wiatl,
Indigestlou, Constipation, Dlsrrbm snd Dysentery, Fever sod Ague, Sleeplessness, Lassitude.
Foul Breath, snd every disease brought on or sggrsssted by a disordered stomsch. It bs s .
cifle sgsluat contagion snd an efficacious remedy for Biliousness, Xervonsnes. Scrofula,
Isuudiee snd Dyspepsls.
It Purines tbs Blood, Clssasss the stomach snd Bowels, and gives tbs whole system s
Healthy snd Delightful Ton. There sever was s Msdlcine for tbs Nursery equal to it
WOW SALE BY ALL ORUOOI8T8 AND GROCERS.
VITiTATED BLOOD
Metro fnl cms, Inker H J m
tftglons) Hnmorn Cared by
Cntleurs).
Throut is medium of ns.o ynur boo rsesiveti
tsrvugti Mr Frank TWrsy, DrussUl, Antlls.
I bsosni Nu!led with our Cutl- urs Rciiiwli,
snd MM UiU siMrastf-t titf v to y.m ttxithnlr
u perms iiatttlv rurstt ui 4 on nf ths rl
tiliMi.l itMitiiu, In iniinllott with t rvli'l
that I hsvs svsr sssn, snd this s'Ur ssvhts bsss
l.r..n Ulli. rh llli ur(lr Ii, .iii i( 1 n tli ati'lmit
In our ro ;tity . I toss rrwst tdsssurs in fiSwsnllittt
tu you tbi IssUutonki. uao)it'ltnl nil Is by vou, Iti
'nlrr ttit othira ufferiiiK from imilsr hisU'IIm uiv
U c i."urKsl to irt four ( utlrnrn RsnMMlisa s trtsi.
V. H. WHITI.INOKR. UstKtiburv. Hs
ItnfsraiK' Kisnk T. Wray, lruiflat, Abollo, ls.
M UOI I MII Ii I 1.4 LIS.
J tinea R Richardson, Cuatoni Houan New Orleans,
a onto asjrs : "In ISTO Mcmfulius Ulesrs brass nut
mi my body unUi I wsss msst of iorruitlit. Ktrry
ihliifSsown to ths msdlil faculty wsa tried In rain,
lliwnm.Hi.r. w:k Ai BBSSS SSSM '"-t lift mv
han. I. to my hesd.ixiuld not tum In bed ; was in coo
tant aln, ainl t..Vet iiimui life a. a rurae No relief
it rats In ton year. In IMS) I hesrd of tbs t.'utleum
Kacnedlra. tuwd Ihsm, ami was nertertly mirsd."
Sworn to before V. B, t'om J p Caswross.
ONt: Or THKHfOHIT (ARM.
Ws asvs bsss seUln) our fHUU'Ura Itetnedisa fur
)sra,snd h the ft ml (vmiidsint ytt to re'sfros
s pure bast.-. One of U ret eases of fit rofnta I
vsr saw was cUrsd by Us tiss wf flu lulss 4 Cuti
rura Ksaotvent. Cutlc lira, snd Cultciira Mosp. The
tiusp taksa th- "cake" BSfw si s nuMlicins) soap
T xtlo t Ttua, brugrtats, Prsnkfort, Ksn.
M ROH I.OI S, INIIKKITKD.
And Oeatsstous llssiors, with Usm (f Hair, snd
r.mptli.na ..I the akin, are poaitlsrlv i-urwt by n
rs snd Cutlvwrs Kosn sxtsmsl-y, sad ( utiiura t
'till
Kesol
vent Intorssily. when all other medlcinss fSlL ftrn l
for psmphlsl.
DKI (JUIMTM t C Til KM
Ws bsvs obtsiu'd asUsfactory rsaults from the uae
of lbs t in 'rura Rsutsdlss lu our own family, sad '
omiueuil tbeui beyond auv ..Uer rntedtea for dlasssss
nf the akin a id blood . the demand f Ihsm Kinws
ss their inert la hemnte known.
MacMolax a Co., Drssjatsto, Uttrwbs, Ps.
( I Tit I RA KKM I'.niF.M
are sold eterywhwro. Pries: "uticttra, tbs Orssl
Hbln Curs, - tm , Cutlrurs Mosp, tn equill beau
lifier. 26 eta ; ( ul intra Mesol rent, tbs Mew Wood
Purifier. 1. Potter UruK and i I. nul.nl Co., Boston.
(lies, ilia. klirwU. Kkitt UleruUltra, and Uab
UnnsMS, uae rutii-ers p.
Choking Catarrh.
lists you awakened from s disturbed aleep wila
sit lbs horrible svusatlon of an satstin rlutoMsst
your ihrtatt and prsssiuf ibe life breath from your
lightened cheat T Hate oub li xl the lauifOjoe atwl
debility thai euSOMNl tbe eSort lo clear yune throat
and bssd of th
i..a kaasssjosh
IhU cstorrasl matter What a teiires
Upon the mind. . lo idtdj the
mcmorr and Oillnf lbs head witb pairta and etrsne
noiess ! How d i rite ii It ills to rid ihe rssai uaaeagee,
ttirost and lunss oftals soiaonsua umk-wi all ssn tes
til, ho are aHti- ted artlb ostorrh. How duekvlt U
pr.ite. t the eysU-ln a.'ailut iU furllxj pr-cr... i
ward tbe lungs, liter and kidnsys. s.1 (dirahtons will
sdttdt. It to s lenltdc dlaisai, and ertss ost for rs-
Pk rssssrasbts earsllic
ssrasbk eorsiliv power, when all a
utferly fail, of ftanlord a Rsdioal Curs.
are
attest sd by lb .uaaode who greatefslly
to lo l , .uScrera No .itcmenl la
warding
It lhl rwunot be aubatonttaUd by the
Saw BStllS Of the Uadic ,1
Inhaler, with tnatCss snd dirsvltona, and is aukl by
all druggist fortl .
usio ass i nssaat c . it wtwn.
IT STOPS THE PAIN
. :,.! bseka, MB aad i... k due
ns stisrej in on minute by that
I and InfallHhle astideS to BSSS SSst SV
UMfuSirora Au Pais Itour. dm.u .
i tor at ; at all druggista or Potlsr Urug and
trail-, Ifrwlmi.
J. U COW A.N.
J W. I I HICK
Linu fonty Bank,
cowan a Gestae.
ALBANY - - - OREGON.
TRANSACTS
DRAW Mff HIT liKKTHott Ksw York fan Pre.
taOO aVBai srVlrt tslfwla OsJtefl
UOAX MO.WRY on spfirovsd sssrhy.
RRCRIVRtopo4ts ubjsrt to ssesfc.
COU.RCTIONS sntrastod to us w.U re .wive prompt
fsSsVaSi
Rum Doase.
J. OIBIITV,
Proprietor.
This lion s is bow open an 1 farntshtd
with she best new fornitorr. Kye-ythirg
clein and ecmmoiliofu, efferit g to tte gen
eral public aperior accommodations to soy
is the city.
Marine Insurance
1 at
BApOiK aKl utsrtns psina, wssavnsae a..U inttam
9rMmt- rliWHuUc, larursljrb. M iallc.
I sWm hi. td nerroua iiaina and
new, assSsa
W a m h I n f ton.
(.'rem uiir rssnlar (Hrfrsii)nsenl,
Wamhim.iun, I). C., Sept. tath, 1S07.
In polttiml circles at the Capilal, thr
1 hlcf topic of ptiMU interest and di.'ueiti
is still the tariff conference at Oak View,
iHflwecn the I'reaident. Secretary Fair
child. Mi l uli.le and other atltrUcr.
vfhlch has jtut been concluded, doubUes
to the full satisfaction of the conferees,, at
least. That an Administration tariff mea
uir, emliodvlnf a ubatnntial reduoHon of
thr custom ilutie upon the neceaasfea of
life and a repeat of the tobacco tax, was
agreed upon, I have not the least doubt,
and further, t have reason to believe that
the 1'residenl will hrin to l.rsr all of hi
famou firmness and vigor In impressing
hU views upon the attention of Congress,
as of vital Importance to the futnre of both
the country aiu! the Democracy TheaV
tit tide of Mr, Randall and those- of his way
of thtnhfng upon this questlon.ss regarded
with much Interest and solicitude, but f
believe there Is no ground for alarm, for I
think that the ex-Speaker, white differing
with many other Democrats upon a re
adjustment of the tariff.realises the necea
It v of a reduction of taxation, and will
agree to a fair compromise that In a large
degree will accomplish the rennlt o great
ly desired, and to which the Democratic
partv so solemnly pledged Itself In the
plstform of the Chicago convention.
Surprie I expressed in some quarter
that ex Speaker Carlisle has taken no tea.
timony in the contented election proceed
In&s filed against him by Thobe. Mr Car
llsle say, in an interview, that he took no
testimony because it was unnecessary for
him to do so.a the contestant only alleged
the casting of four fraudulent votes for the
contestee. and that a his majority in the
District was 835, such a claim, If admitted,
could not change the reeult. t 'nder uch
circumstances It would be simply prepos
terous for the contestee to produce evi
dence. The foreign delegates to the CoaglSts.
after uniting with their American brethren
lit a visit to Mt. Vernon.aaid adieu and left
for an excursion to Niagara KalU before
turning their faces homeward to again
brave tbe billow of the briny deep.
The project lo open a fine roadway from
the Aqueduct flridge in this city lo the
tomb of Washington, to be called Mt.
Vernon Avenue.seem to meet with great
public favor, and there can be little doubt
that the work will be done ... the popular
support, both of the t itixen of the District
of Cotumhis and of Alexandria county,
Virginia, which is becoming enliated In
behalf of this truly patriotic and politic
undertaking, eems to warrant such a con
ctualon. There will he a public meeting
at Alexandria on the 15th liiat .to consider
the matter.
A memorable and Important work in tbe
religion, world i the location of the great
Cstholtc L'niveraity In the city of Wash
ington. The estimate of the cot and en
dowment of this great work is tbe ins
mene sum of $8xxfxx,of which amount
ijixxjaan U already In hand. It is design
ed to upbuild here a grand university that
will favorably compare with the far-famed
sats of learning of the old world.
On the 17th Inst the President an bis
w ife.the Governor of the original thirteen
statex and other dignitaries will .it tend the
celebration of the Constitutional Centen
nial at Philadelphia, and a great time is
expected. It Is hoped that the event of
the day will be in keeping with the spirit
of the occasion, and that there will be no
outburst of partisan feeling by thoughtlets
enthusiasts.
Such serious conflict, of opinion have
arisen between the members of the Civil
Service Commissioner over the question
of the right of removal of clerks.that there
s some talk of the resignation nf the Pres
ident. Mr. Kdgerton, who holds that the
appointing power has the authority to dis
miss employes in the classified service ab
solutely, without asking questions, while
his colleagues maintain that no removals
should be made without specifying the
cause -that this power isextremelv limit
ed. It Is expected that the President will
br finally called upon to settle thecontro
versy. Despite the carping criticism of a few
malcontents, the International Medical
Congress, which han just adjourned to
meet in Herlin two years hence, has been
a great success fully realizing the expec
tations of hs projector and conferring
lasting blessings and benefit upon man
kind in the rapid strides made in scientific
development and the improved treatment
of diseases.
The state election this fall in New York
will attract an unusual interest, not so much
from any importance attaching to the elec
tion of 1 he state official but because It will
reveul the strength of the several fide par
ties that arc breaking into the old party
organization. All of them are claiming
a grcfl advance n numbers and prospect.
Th chief curiosity will he to sse which
one of them is the mo-,t disappointed.
The statement just prepared at the Gen
eral Land Office shown that the quantity
of land restored to the public domain by
the action of the Interior Department
under the policy of President Cleveland is
2T,coo,coo acres. This great territory is
sufficient to furnish 130,000 settlers with
farm of iU acres each. TIiIh is genuine
land reform, a common sense and honest
enforcement of the doctrine "The peoples'
land for the people."
The long drought in England caused
great embarrassment to the umbrella
trade, as sales nearly ceased. One manu
facturer, who was. sued for a hebt of 5,
declared that nothing but the drought pre
vented payment sf the debt.and the court v
granted him a i- onth's respite in the hope
that rain might come and umbrella- he
salable.
Representative Maton, of Indiana, is
confident that the State can be carried for
Cleveland if Governor Gray is given sec
ond place on the ticket. It probably can
anv how.
MOt-THKHN VHinmtm.
The South is making progres,not alone
in the Industrial pursuits, hut In education
l matters as well. The amount of money
expended for (itihltc schools In tHHo in
Alahutna, Arkaitas,Klorida,Georgia,Kcn'
tuckv, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Caro
Una, South Carolfne,Tennessee,Texas and
Virginia wa $0,4 StT- ' " ,H'' "'
stales expended $t i,545r.lV Thr number
of children enrolled in tSSo was 2,154,376,
white lu 1886 It was was 3100,124. The
average length of school in da.vs in iH86
was naV This average in the entire South
exceeds that of the state of Oregon which
is only tot. While no one questions that
there U yet much to be done In order to edu
cate all the children InthcSouth.lhere ha
been such progreaa as to materially weak
en the chances of the passage of the Blair
bill through Congresegiving federsl aid to
public school. White not yielding up one
jot or tittle of our devotion to the educa
tion of the masses, we must exsfe the
hope that the Blair bill will meet defeat.
RRTKIVKK
We have received from the Brewers
Association of Oregon,"A Solution of the
Temperance Problem," "Real and Imag
inary Effects of Intemperance'snd-'Idquor
Laws of the t inted States," all of which
seem to be replete with statlath-al facts
designed to counteract the Influence of
prohibition and the spread of that senti
ment. We have not had time to read them,
and hence cannot pronounce upon their
merit.
The city of Charleston, South Carolina,
exhibits a wonderful degree of pluck and
vitality In having so greatly recovered
from the many inflictions which it has ex
perienced. The warjH-stilcnce.bankrupt-cy,
the earthquakes have euccessively
scourged it, but its record to day shows it
to have had a surprising recuperative en
ergy, Kven during the continuous earth
quake scares business was but nominally
euspemied and it now reporta that there
have been - within the past year 6,;f6 resi
dences end other building rebuilt or re
paired . 271 new buildings erected,the cost
of rebuilding and repairs amounting to
$4,)4,775,of which the people of Charles
ton have expended $3100,1x20.
Atlanta, (ieorgis, will soon be again In
the turmoil and excitement of a prohibi
tory, or rather anti-prohibitory, campaign.
The ant!' wilt soon petition the County
Court of that county to submit the que
tion of license or no-license to the voter
of that count v this fall. The petition must
be signed by one-tenth of the voters. s hlch
will be easily obtained there. The negroes
hold the balance of power asd the anti's
will make a deperste effort to control
them. A large majority of them were for
prohibition before. The contest will at
tract th attention of the whole country.
The Republican party remind its of the
man n ho yoked himself with an untamed
steer. As the man and hi voke mate
plunged along the former shouted to his
friend. "Here we come, d u our fool
souts ; head us, somebody." Intead of
an unmanageable wild steer the Republi
cans yoked themselves up with the un
tamed prohii-itioi.i t, and thrv cat! out
now in their utter helplene for some
one to "head.them."
Some time since a man by the name of
Itodring,of Kansas City, was brutally abus
ing bis team. A young lady psssing.wss
a witness to the driver's brutal conduct.
and remarked that the wished he would
fall off hi wagon and break his neck. Al
most immediately he turned his wagon on
himetf and died in two davs from his
wounds. Never abuse a team in the pres
ence of young ladies.
The Jacksonville 7Vsvcj very truthfully
says : There is a good deal said just now
about getting rid of the surplus in the
Treasury. The trouble i that there is too
much money collected. The common
sense solution of this problem would be to
collect lessor stop collecting money which
is not needed, and the more the country
ret to undertand the matter the more
popular this plan will be.
Winnipeg is an exception to the saying
that there is no Sabbath west of Chicago
The streets are empty and the churches
full. Indeed, there-is .aid to be church
accommodation for 15,000 in a imputation
of j 3.1 jo. and it is all utilixed.
TANUKNT.
"Yea," sighed the fashionable maiden as
she applied her handkerchief to her eves,
"my poor little (.'oggie, my cuttle is dead.
"It'U very sod," said a sympathizing friend,
ond all the more so as the loss occurs just
on the eve of your contemplated marriage,"
"Yes it Is too bad to think that the wed
ding must be postponed nfter ail our calcu
lations being made." "Postponed, surely
you do not think of postponing your mar
riage because of the death of your dog "
"Why certainly how heartless you must
think me, I could not think of getting mar
ried within a year after such a distressing
accident."
Some things that young ladies should
avoid : Uad company, for their Influence is
fjreat If they only think how they can use
t for good or bad. We once knew a young
man carried home one Saturday night
drunk across a horse and the next day wc
aw the same young man come into Church
with as nice a young lady as there was in
the neighborhood. Avoid any young man
that uses cuss words for we heard that there
was n young man not many miles from
Tangent who gave some cuss words to
some ladies. Avoid any young man who
will steal watermelons or'in any way vio
lates laws. Show us any young man who
would associate with a vour.g lady who
would get drunk or give him cuss words or
would ko in Uie night and steal melons or
smoke and chew tobacco. .
IuliitUHall to th ToiM.
riarltva Propbviaollc Fluid cures ebaf
intr, eruptions and inflammation of all!
kinds ; curs inflammed or sore oyea
relieves pains from hit ns or stings of in;!
seets anu sore feet : destroys all talut of 1
perspeation or offensive smell from the
feet or anv part of the body ; cleanses snd j
whitens the akin. Uaed as s dentifrice i. ,
purines the breath ; preserves the teeth 1
and nrM toothache: aoro gums and eank- '
er, A little of the lluid in tbe water used j
in bathing is very refreshing and ospcflal j
ly beneflHal to the stak.
C1TRRRNT EVKVTM.
'Die 11 iic lu !of as Albany man who paid
about 16,000 for a piece of lasd near Sao
Joss uins months ago has lost been offered
5.1,000 for it.
Sportsmen who want to fill game-bags witb
tba least prwsihle etpendittire of powder, will
be iotsrrsted in Charles Udyard Norton's
illustrated description ef "A Pot-Hunter's
Paradise,'' to appssr its Th Atrvriatn Maya
im for October,
Ths Rw'itttr, of Lafayette, speaks in the
fallowing panted manner 1 'In oooitnos
with other papers, tbs HefiHer has received
patnphlats from the brewers association of
dregon, with a rr quest for an opinion. Ws
have uot had time to give them 'a favorable
psrassl' bat oar opinion is, as Bro Whits
expresses it, thst 'liquor in any form leads
to eternal damnation.' "
Once Id a while VanCleve of the Po$4
does get off a good thing, and here it is :
"Never judge oy appearances. A shabby
old coat mav contain an editor, while the man
wearing a idgh-toned plug hat and a dnde
cane may be a delinquent subscriber or ad
vertiser,and playslnch" all day."
In a factory in New York City the tollow
mK legend Is posted, and It might well be
passed in all kinds of establishments every
where :
We work for cash,
And not for fun ; fes
And want our pay
When the work is done.
The young people in Kastern cities have a
new "wrikle." When taking a walk they
toss a piece of money at each corner to see
which way they shall go. If heads are up
they go to the fight,if toils to the left. Their
course t necessarily a zagaag one.but it Is a
novelty and lots of fun. Albany young peo
pic will be sure to try It.
The followieg from toe Ashland Tidings
hows that s former Albany gsSitlfassse
knows which aids his bread is battel sd t "L.
Martin seat by ex pre s yesterday to -Senator
Hun ford at Portland a box of some of tbs
finest pssches that svsr ripened on trees.
They were ft cm ths Dana place south of
Ashlar d " Likewise the following : "Two
more earlosds of apple and pears ore ship
ped to Portland this week from Ash! ami by
L Martin. This prices paid ass good, snd sU
the fax mars are beginning to realize that they
should plant out mors apple trees.'
At t he New York custom bouse but Fri
day a am an from Paris was inspected, when
tbe following thing were found in her bus
tie, a monstrous affair, which she ssid was
the latest in Paris : Five pieces of black
lace and lace trimmlnif.hve lace collar and
two packages of hook and eyes, one watch,
nve mooches, two pair of bracelet tn hand
some cases, twenty-four piece of worsted
binding, three piece of cotton braid, thirty
Hccca of Mis in.Kl,twevc pieces of silk rib
bon, two pieces of black etlk, three pieces of
ace trimming, yard of t!k, eight and
one half yards of velvet and fiftv and one-
half varda of silk.
aSSl m 1 .! 1
Patent Ursstsd
Patents gets ited to dtiens tf the Pacific
State during the past week and reported ex-
preseLy for the Da mock at by C. A- Snow
& Co., solicitors of American snd Foreign
stents, opposite V. H. Patent Office, Wash
ington, D. C :
D Htt. San Leandro, CaL combined
header and thrasher coupling.
J t Chapman, Downev. Ca!., automattc
top for windmill.
I Collin-, Oakland. Cal., splicing cable.
II C I lolloway.liilroy.C'al., steam-gener
ator.
F Korttck, San Francico,Cal.,butcher's
leaver.
M Leaman, San Joe, Csl.,bustle.
W II Mo.fr, Kst Portland.Oreg.. berrv
box.
(i Niculescue.San FrancUco, Ca!., com
bined trv-qunre,urface-gage and level.
II r l'arks, Fresno, t a! .combined plow
and seeder.
W E Norri. Ssn Francisco, Csl., reduc
ing and melting magnetic oxide or iron.
I rortoi. Nan r ranctsco. Cat., wheel-
fender.
F Ryan, San Jacinto.Cal.. bridle-wink
er tav.
W T Small, Tacoma, Wash. Ter-piston-
rod packing.
Pbyslelsss Have round Uot
That a coots sal noting and foreign element
fin the blooi, developed by indignation, is
tbs csuse of rheumatism. This settles
upon tbe sensitive anbcutsnsoua over
lag of the muscles and ligaments of the
join's, causing constant and shifting pain,
anu aggregating ss a calcareous, enaiKy
aeposu which produces attmiess ana aw
tortloo of the Joints. No feet whieh sx
Birtenos nss demonstrated in rsgsra to
oa: otter's Stomach Bitters has stronger
evidence to support than this, namely.
that tuts mooteino or comprehensive uses
cheeks the formidable and atrocious die
ease, nor is It less positively established
that it la prereraois to the poisons often
used to arrest It. since tbs medicine eon
tains only salutary ingredients. It is also
a ohraal re mod v for malarial fevers, eon
stlpstlon, dyspepsia, kidney and bladder
ailments, denim and other disorders,
See tnsl you fret the genuine.
Sore Eyes
Tbe eyes are always in sympathy with
the body, and afford an excellent Index
of its condition. When tbe eyeo become
weak, and the lids inflamed and sore, it
is an evidence that the system baa
become disordered by Scrofula, for
which Ayexs Sarsaparilla Is the beet
known remedy.
Scrofula, which produced a painful lo
ll animation in my eyes, canoed me much
suffering for a number of years. By tbe
advice of s physician I commenced taking
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. After using this
medicine a abort time I was completely
Cured
My eyes adfcnow in a splendid condi
tion, and I am as well and strong oa ever.
Mrs. William Gage, Concord, N. H.
Vot a number of vears I was troubled
with a humor in my eyes, and was unable
to obtain anv relief until I commenced
using Ayer's Sarsaparilla. This medi
cine nss effected a complete cure, and 1
believe it to be the best of blood puri
fiers. C. . Upton, Nashua, N. U.
From childhood, and until with a few
months, I have been afflicted with Weak
and Soro Eyes. I bavo used for these
complaints, witb beneficial results,
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and consider it a
great blood puritier. Mrs. C, Phillips.
Glover, Vt.
I suffered for a year with inflamma
tion in my left eyo. Three u leers formed
on the ball, depriving me of sight, and
causing groat pain. After trying many
other remedies, to no purpose, I was final
ly induced to use Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
By Taking
three bottles of this medicine I have been
entirely cured. My sight has been re
stored, and there is no sign of inflamma
tion, sore, lor ulcer in my eye. Kendal
T. Bowen, Sugar Tree Ridge, Ohio.
My daughter, ten years old, was afflict
ed with Scrofulous Soro Eyes. During
the last two years she never saw light of
any kind. Physicians of the highest
standing exerted their skill, but with no
permanent success. On the recommen
dation of a friend I purchased a bottle of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, whieh my daughter
commenced taking. Before she had used
the third bottlo her sight was restored.
Her cure is complete. W. E. Suther
land, Evangelist, Shelby City, Ky. tt
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer k Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Draft. bottles, Sfi.
NEW GOODS.
Dry Goods, Boots,
Shoes, Groceries, Ee
At prices never before offered in Albany and
N. N. ALIEN & CO..
are the ones that are
propose to sell goods for
CASH AND PRODUCE
only, and will duplicate the prices given in any
a ring Oatalouge in the 8tate. We propose hsr
er to talk to point, and
Give You Prices
upon application by mail or otherwise that will
ASTONISH YOU.
Mail orders solicited, andsamples sent upon ap
plication.
N. E. ALLEN & Co.
.'-.
57 First Street Albany,
C. B. Roland & Co.
NEW STORE
AND
CONSISTING OF
Mens' Furnishing Goods. Hats and Cans. Bont
and Shoes, and fine clothing. Choice selections in
fancy Summer neckwear,
J TTl s e -
fan unueiwear, risK, uiarK ana i?iaggs gloves,
he very best make of handsewed shoes, The very
latost styles in mens, youtns and boys clothing.
ah tne ceieDratea mane
FINE CLOTHING 4 SPECIALTY.
Remember our entire
m. -.
new, rresn goods, and as
"Honest, Fair
dealing is our motto, We ask the public to call
ana get our prices, no trouoie to snow goods,
C. 8. Roland & Co.,
One door west of e Revere House, Albany, Oregon.
MAGNOLIA MILLS,
John A. Crawford, Proprietor.
WILl, furulxh sck lo farmers aud
receive whest at the usual ratea of
storage The highest uiarkft
price pkl for sam
BEST Magnolia flour always tin hand,
fo ste or exebsnge at rM'ifa'o rsttw,
JOHN A. CRAWF0W).
Palace Meat Market.
J, Y, PIPS, PROPRIETOR.
FIRST ST. - - ALBANY, DR.
Will keep -ons'antly on I mi I lnaf,
mutton, nrk, vK Mmag, e i' ' est
meats and Urgent variety In th Hy.
Cash paid for all kindslof fatfsto-k.
DR. & WATSON liASTON
Physician and Surgeon.
Office rooms S and 4. Foster's Block.
ALBANY
OREGON.
making the offer. We
NEW GOODS,
silk underwear, Baforicr-
t s en -
or nats in every style.
stock consists of bright,
and Square"
Hand Stoi
Owing to i he incr. s...1 iiuiu! of ooa
business we have l.ewnootn (t iled to rnovsj
Into a larger More and we can nw b
found next door to S. K. Yourtr, wbrra
we will hffplased loseo.ur patrons.
you t.?r d any ,iovrt, t'urniiu' tiitwsM
rnvbari rlrvu- ninit ii'if iiuia invl
. . , . -. ...... . . ..
jars, tmn!-, okt, ro!lfr vkates, ddk
saws, plsn-i et, and a thoun '
ferent an 1 uu Mitio'es mh k .t .
bett -r t!ii -i ! - f Francis th n J
ran do with o on a purchase or eacbstfi i
M. FRANKLIN & Ct'
123 Firt S r.-t. AUnnv, i r
LU W. CLARK,
PortiM.) i Photographer!
H,i nigs ly appoint utru',
COPYING AND ENLARGING.
1 weed ale's Building,
ALBANY, - - 0REG01