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ALli Als Y, OHEUON, FRIDAY, MAY 35, 1888.
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SEATGO,"
Full Brother ia Blood to Delco Winner of the "In
land Empire Stakes" for two year olds at the
Dalles Pair Sept. 20th, 1887. "Breeders of
Intelligence Watoh and Draw from
every Turf Even Lessons to guide
them in the future."
Seetoo ill be kept at the farm of O.F.
Crawford, near Lowson, onNanow Gsug
K . K and will allowed t serve a limite 1
camber of insrenat $20 to inaure iu foal, bat bo
r. -; msihili for 'accidents. Ha U a rich,
dark bay, without white, wdl lw three yeara
old June 10th, 1883 Was aired by Ouec,
three year old word 2 41, aoo of Altainont,
wagon record 2 26jf in eighth heat.
Firat dam Laura D. by Edward Everette.
Scoond dam D cy Marah, a line ro id mare of
tried endurance. Ouaco'a dam ia Bell Price,
by IKtble, two year old record S-40J. the fast
eat in the world for 4 yeara. He aiterwarda
obtained a record of 2-28 when entirely blind
Doble by Kricaon (ire of the O rand Dam of
Phalaa the fasteat living suriioo, 2-132) four
year old record 2 30, which atood as the
fasteat for 14 yeara.
Oneco waa the Juvenile King of the North
Pacific, successively lowering and holding
the 2 and 3 year old record, proving in the
golden crucible of actual performance that he
i veil worthy of hia grand lineage. Price
moot hia full brother now hold the 2 year
old record, 2 49$.
W.
New and Second Hand Store
Owing to the increased demands of our
buslneea wo have teen coin pel led to mora
into a larger store and we can now be
found next door to 8 E, Young, where
we will be pleased to see cur patron. If
you teed any alovea, furniture, tluware,
crockery, clocks, carpets, picture, fruit
Jr, tiuuka, bocks, roller kates, addle,
saws, planes, etc and a thousand dif
ferent and use a tides you can u t do
better this aid? ef -'an Francisco than you
do with u on a purchase or exchange,
M. FRANKLIN & CO.
123Firt Street, Albany. Or.
First National Bank
OF ALB4N1, OREC.03..
Ulenl b. KADI
Vice Present 8. E. YOl Sti
Cashier OEO. E. CM AM BKKL.MS
TRAX3ACT8 A GENERAL banking business.
ACCOUNTS KEPT subject to cheek.
8IOHT EXCHANGE snd telegraphic transfer, sole"
on New York, flan Francisco, Chicago and Portl
(rei".ti
COLL
LLECTIONS MADE on favorable terms.
biazcToas
.. K. Toms, Oao, E CnaMseatu
L. B Blaui, L. Pubs,
Walter E TcaasLL,
F08HAY & MASON,
weiuua'.s awe asraib-
Oraggistsand Booksellers,
Agenta for John B. Aldeu'e publications,
which we aell pvbli'l-er's pricoawlth
eos!agea!JAd.
ALBANY, OKEON.
0. L. BLACKMAN,
Successor to E. W. Langdon.
DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, BRUSHES,
SOAPS, COMBS,
and everything kept in a firat elm Dru
Store. Also a fine acock of piano an
c rgan
ALBANY. 0RE0N.
u w.clarkT
Portrait Photographer.
fcturjie corner Second and Ferry Streets
near Opera Home. Ground floor.
Children's pictures a specialty,
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
CR0SSEN & ALLEN,
PEOPBIBTOES
Albany Track and Dray Co., He, 1.
Goods handled with rare and dispatch.
JOHN BRICCS,
FLOBI8T,
ALBANY, - - OREGON
Roses a Specialty.
Cemetery lot planted and attended to.
Palace Meat Market.
J. V. PIPE, PROPRIETOR.
FIRST ST. - - ALBANY. OR.
will keep constantly on band beat.
mutton, pork, veal, sausage, etc, tbe best
meats and largest variety In the city.
Cash paid for all kinds of fat stock.
8AM MAY.
0. SENDERS
MAY k SENDERS.
Dealers in General Mbrcnandise,
HARRiSBURG - - - - OREGON
Will bay drain, Woo! and all kinds
Cob 11 try roduce.
Kdward Kverett, aire of the dam of Sestets
ia by a aoo of Pathfinder out of a daughter
of Vermont, and ia full broth-r to Kitty
Lion, 2 41, the dam of '.V. B. K. the colt
that challenged all two year old 'a lt April
for $500 a aide, and mat with no response
Kiaard Kverett ia the aire of Duliy 8, tii
dam of Da I Co, htaidta many ejmedy a.id
Kama road horaea. All cainpeteut horaorneu
who have aeen him and hia get aince tbey are
arriving at maturity, confidently predict tbat
he will a. m become one of the great brood
maieatrea of the North Pacific. Io diapoai
tion, beauty and pare trotting action, Seatoo
ia simply perfection, and ia eminently en
dowed oa both aidea of the line with the
blood that trot, and by all the laws of he
redity ahonld be able to staotp upon hia pro
duce hia own inheritance.
To gentlemen desiring road horaea and to
yooog men wishing to embark in the fascinat
ing business of breeding and developing the
American trotter, I call special attentiau to
this voung Stallion and wi!l take pleasure in
show ing him on any day.
W. CRAWFORD.
BOOTS, SHOES
-AND
SLIPPERS.
1
am now
reciting my fpri. g sol
simmer stock cf boots and aloe, I
have ss nicely s fitted up Boot and Shoe
Store, and as complete a stock aa at.)
this side of Portland and very f.: better
in Portland. I buy a'l my bocis and
shoes direct from manufacturers and am
authorized to warrant very pair uo m il
ter bow cheap. IN. firm ia Oregon
have any a-lvAu' 4- of su ia baying as
buy iu q itv.ittM ail py tbo ch.
Io ladie', miiwos aid cHi! Iran's ah ,
i i i:nn
-i i r , a'd gren
eat variety 11 the cttv )I, im will
alway-i le t.- $ive a- gid vain- f .r
the mon? as p Meftdf can le Hoo.
8AMUELE. YOUNG
City Market,
M. HYDE Propiie'or,
Fresh meats constantly on hand.
Near
corner of First and Ferry Streets.
J. GRADWOHL,
Crockery. Glass Ware and Hardware
OIL AND LEAD.
Agricultural Implements,
Agent lor Fire and
IMPORTERS
fx V V"
HARDWARE et
TIN PLATE, Jliiliiiigjf 4l
HOUSE : JKgBKttKm
? . .v. - f
22, 24, 26, 28, 30 & 32 Lake Street,
A FRIGHTFUL SKIN DISEASE
Wnirerlng liitenne, Head Nearly
Raw, Body Covered wltb Moron
an d by I he t'utieur
ftomedlon.
Mjn. Stoveni anil Rrunar, Mnra, V. 0.
Dsar Hlra: - About iwu 11,011th. ago, uii uur 1 .
onimanilatluu, I btiualil a buttle n( CuUcHrs Kssul
vant, ana box GuUeura Salva, aul una osa of Call
ours Soap, lor say son, atel thlrteati yaara, who has
haan affllvtad with aeaaata (or t ions; tiro, and I am
ultwarU to say tbat I bcllatrs tha rvimdlaa bavs carml
him. Ilia auffarlnra wars Intsusa, bis bssd belvv
n i. i raw, bis aara bring on r. rj.t tha vrlatla.sml
hia b.ufy ovrl wlthMirva. Hia condition wm trtrht
ful 10 bahold. Thi aorta h-. now all dbwitp. rml,
hia akin la haslthy, a) as bright chaarlul In MajMsMiea
sud la working svsry day. My ajsMkaSI ara wtt
naaaaa to thla rtmarkabl. eura, sud tha doubting una.
rrquaaUd to call or wrlu Ata, or any at my neigh
bon, VfM.H. STKPIIENSON,
WiuchssWr. P. 0 Union, to., N. C.
II tit roc, N. C Oct , 9lh, 1st:.
Tha I'otiar tmg anl Cbamliwl t'o. :
Uantlsmcu : Mi Win S Mlph.ucon of thla county
hntughl hi. mm an town lo-day let ua ow him. Mid
o show u. wkl t'.nrr KouhkIu. im done (of blm.
Thl U tn iwmi icffirid 10 In our latter toMtasssaa
tna ago. To ooh at the boy now. oo wou'd mijimw
hat tbcra had never been aiythtng the tt.attor with
lm.- a.-cm. to be in perfect breith. We have written
d herewith Incloee what hie father has to say about
e matter, wrote It juat aa he dictated.
We arc wltiiitf quite a qu kutlty of t'ulicura Hem'
ca and hejr nothing hut nUe for Uiem. We rerd
the Cutlcura Ketnodlea tha beet In tbe marhet, and
.hall do ail we can to pronwle ttielr sals
Yuura trulv,
NTKVKbS UHMNKK.
UmggieU and rhannacUt.
Cutlonra. the groat Uln cure, and Cutlcura Soap
prcptmlfrom it, eatcmally, and Cutlcura Iteaolvsnt,
the new blood puiitter. Internally, are apMiitlve cure
for every form f ehin and blood dieeaee, In.m pimplce
to scrofula
rWdd cverywhare.
Prlw, CuMcura. M ; Soap, tS ;
vred bv the I'olter Itrue ui.l
Kcw.lcnl, t IV, jr- hv
I'hemlcal Co., Huaton, llass.
SSTttriid fur "r Io Ture Hkln tHecaaea,'
pagea, M Ulueiralloua. and 100 leeti menials.
P Hi' "t-K1. black heads, red, rough, ehapi
in oily akiu prevented by Cuilcu-a s.
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nl
Sneezing Catarrh.
Tbe diatrssalng anecae, necse. aneess, the acrid,
watery diar bargee front the eyas sad n-aw, tbe painful
luflimmatUm catending to tbe throat, tbe swelling of
he mucoue Inlng, causing choking acoeaUona, cough,
ringing notaee in the bead and splitting headaches,
bow familltr these symptom are to uVooaands who
suffer eriodicslly from head colds or Influent., aod
who live In Ignorance of the fact tbat a alngle applies
lion of Kanfurd'a Radical Core fjr Catarrh will afford
Imtantanaooe relief.
Iwt tbke Ueaunent In cawea uf bJbhj Catarrh rives
but a faint Idea of what thl. rwmedy will do In the
chronic forma, where tbe hrwathing Is obrtru le-l by
ch-king, putrid lou.-oua aecomulaH.. tin hearing
T. lJ, .ru II and UeU gone, throat uloerell aod
h. klnir c Mitch gratluly faetenlnt Itself Um the
dehiliiaVKl ;tem Then It la thai tbe awrrllou.
cursUve power of Hanford'a ttsitical Cars manlfrwu
ile'f In inelanUneou. ... rtcf l rv'.imt ore Im-Ui.
from Um flret apidicati on. It U rapid, rsdicl, peruu.
ncnl, ceotMNnloai, safe.
Hanfnrd-. Kidioal Cora oonaista of one botUe of ihv
fUd leal Core, one hot of Catarrhal Koi.ei.i. am one
Improved Inhaler, all wrapped in one pm-fcag wlih
ircutisssnddirecUona a wl aold by all droggtata f..r
w'ss
rllr lraj and Chemioal Co , Ikwt n.
PAISS AMD WEAKflKSSES
OF PEM IL
ft
I i.'aiiUv relieved bv Ihe (ellrnr. ii
role) rin.fer. a new, moet urssslll.
ieianvaiie.,11. and InUlhhle ieOn klllln.-
p tw, eeiter tally adapted U, relieve Ve
nule P.i 11. and Waakuneasa. Warranted
vaetlv iniwrlx 1.. all ..,1.-. -1 - . .
' . w.. 11.. ,1 I. mt I
the SBUSl rerlrci At,i.i..ie to "aln. Ir.rlammatli.n an.1
WeakneS)et compounded. At ail drugrivta. .. cant. .
... ir si ; or paetage free, of potter Dru
"to--" v,o., iyptui;i,
DR; J.L. HILL.
Physician and Surgeon.
Officenor. First and Ferry StreeU,
ALBANY- - OREGON.
DR. Cr WATSON W ASTON
Physician and Surgeon.
Office rooms 3 aod 4. Foster's Blosk.
ALBANY - OREGON.
Homeopathic Physician,
lia. N, E. VcCOY, U. V., IIOUKOPATinc
g pnyci.ii, etDce and realdenoa amu-r .f Kir.i
snd Itaker Utreot. Albany, Oregon. Chronic dlMmac
aepenauy. i.unauiutlon Iree, office hours . lUa. m
to t s m and t to & p. m.
OSIKTTIAN SCHOOL OF MEMOKY
Isss IK4IMNO i'ersous willius to join s
ciues, swassaawe 01 nnicn will receive iu-
atntctiooa for 5, 2, inatnad sjf f25 57. wil
p!eaa address local editor Democrat, Al-
bOV. Or. Fr-ei to lie sent to I'refoasor A
L .! 237 Fifth Avenue. New York, who
will, f feei. eul prospectus post free.
MRS EMMA 0'CONNER
Fine Millinerv.
UHKU5llt KtVtKt HUUSt.
Warine Insurance
JOBBERS
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CUTLEBY,
GUNS,
A
EPOETINS
GOODS.
CHICAGO, ILLS.
LOCAL RECORD.
A Sricv Cans.- The time ol Justice
Humphrry.Krlday forenoon, was taken up
with the case of the State ef Ofegon
against Joshua Mlchollt. Nicholts was
arrested Thursday by Deputy Doync
Turner and brought te Albanin the even
ing. According to the testimony as fsr as
heard by a Dkmocrat man, the circum
stances of the case were about as follows:
Willie Nicholls was the aim of his father
Joshua, and they lived near District OJ In
the prcclnctof Sweet Home. Dy cottrteay
William had been going to school In that
district, but he was a bad boy, quarrelsome
In nature and had a desperate fight and
then refused to submit to punishment,
when the teacher, a lady, expelled him, and
the directors sustained her in the action.
Joshua demanded a rehearing and on last
Monday forenoon, directors Wiley and
Sturdevant met with him on the eheol
house grounds, when, according i 1 tes
timony of the directors, he became ah dve
and disturbed the pear of the schcaO lor
an hour or two, among other things telling
Director Sturdevant that he would stick to
the teacher like a tick to a nigger,
and that if he wanted to step in the teach
er's shoes they would go into the read,
step off ten pacea and fire with revolvers,
and that he would ahoet with him or Jerry
Shea or any of them, and a large amount
ef ether atuff of a aensatkmat nature. The
detente endeavcrcd to show that the di
rectors were alo mixed up In the diaturb
ance, but they seemed to be reliable men
who only had the interest of the achool at
heart.
With his usual sagacity J unties Humphrey
grasped tha cow by th bora aod fined tb
prisoaer $10 sod casts, amounting iu all to
marly $100, as there ware ssvsn witnesses
present. I'soplo whoeodsayor to go behind
decUioos of school direeteis gaosrslly corns
out second beat.
Exorcised. A gentlemen from Tan
gent savs some of the farmers in the vicin
ity of that place are much eiorclaed over
the way several Albany sportsmen visit
that vicinity on Sundays and slaughter
Chinese pheasants, often killing them and
leaving their carcaaaea on the ground, iuat
for the fun of the thing. Home of them
say there Is liable to be one or two arrests
unless the proceeding are stopped. $$0
line is not an easy one for everybody to
pay.
FllRni'uii tiik Cocstry An Albany
gentleman who has been out through the
county, returned home laat evening and re
ports crop prospects aa uncommonly good.
Farmera have generally completed aecding
as well aa summer fallowing, and are now
attending to their gardens, of which you
will find one attached to nearly every farm
it the countv. It is a fact, by the way, that
our farmers are a much more induatrioua
and thriftv claaa than many cive them
redit for bclnir. (treat Improvement ha
been noticeable In the laat few yeara. They
know they must make the small tltinj'.
count, and are much more careful in keep
ing machinery than In former years.
Fallen Flat. A Kt. Louis drummer,
in the cify to-day, who has just traversed
California, says the boom at San Ilego and
Angeles haa fallen completely flat, and
he got out jut before it fell, aaving himself
on aevcral Invrttmenta. lie Mates that
there will not be over a fourth of a crop of
wheat In the San Joaquin Valley, and In
the Sacramento Valley not over half a
crop. Californiana are blue over matters.
Sudden Death at Scio.--Wednesday
evening a young son of Dr E O Hyde, of
Scio waa taken suddenly ill with brain
fever and died during the night. We un
derstand Ite had been in swimming during
the day, and it is thought his death result
ed from the exposure. He was a bright
little fellow and his death is greatly mourn-
ad. Mr M Hyde and na. t of hi familv
left Friday morning to attend the funeral,
which will beheld ttm afternoon.
A Local. W remember when our prst-
eut sheriff ran for tha office a eertiin Lien
a a.S a a.S
sou lily par. it honied al lbs I4ea ot putting a
boy in the office. Now that his terra baa
nearly expired it msy be remarked that the
office haa never been managed hh creater
executive ability, and with inure asti.faction
t the patrons ef the office, it being character
ized by absolute integrity and run entirely is
trio internet of the people. We make this
ata'emeut simply as a local item
Fr RKiiiT. Considerable through freight
from California now passes north, probably
fifty cars a week, which, In the present con
ditton of the track over the Siskiyou's ia
about all ihe road winhc to handle. He
sides an increase of tariff over the other
routes keeps down the extent of the traffic
Salmon. A ten pound salmon trout
came down through the ditch recently
from theSantiam and was captured in the
flume at Zeyss & Hochstedler's planing
lit 1 A rm a . a
mm uy mr averse, several others were
seen in the main canal but were not caught
Here is an opportunity for the boys to get
a meai, as mere are some of them left.
Organs and Pianos, Mr. Geo. L
Blackman has taken the agency for pianos
and organs, which he can supply the mark
et at short notice. He has several on hand
for exhibition. Call on him for the best
instruments
Decoration Day, There will be a
general observance of this day under the
auspices of the G. A. R. and W. R. C. as
sisted by F. Co., and all old soldiers who
will offer their services. The procession,
as mapped out by the management.
will
start at io o'clock. Rev Webb will deliver
the memorial sermon on the Sunday pre
vious. A Suookstio.v. A reeder ot the Demo
crat suggests that Albany needs a sys
tematic plan for keeping First street clear of
all stray matter, and cites Eugene City as an
example. Certainly a clean business street
speaks for a city.
Campaign Club. The Democrats of
Brownsville are working up enthusiasm,
andwlll organize a club on Saturday, May
Blown Up. A gentleman who came
down from Harrisburg Friday morning In
forms us that last night the safe in the de
pot at that city was blown up by burglars
and $iooln money and some valuable pa
pers taken. No clue to the burglars.
Pioneer Dead. Hon. J, R. South who
has been lying ill at his residence near
Halsey died Thursday morning and was
buried Friday at Providence Church in the
Forks of the Santiam. He was a man of
many sterling qualities.
Camp Meeting. The Sanctificationists
are holding a big camp meeting at Oakville,
with tents pitched in the grove near Mr St
John's. Revs Jones, Gould and Gardner ar
conducting it.
MUaKD OV TUADK OKfl.l NIZKH.
The meeting last evening was called to
order at 8:30, by the chairman, Judge
Powell. Minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
Dr, Maston moved that the Board pro
ceed to permanent organization by the
election of officers prescribed by the con
stitution and by-laws. Carried,
On motion, Judge Powell was made
temporary chairman, and Jay Blaln, tem
porary secretary.
S. E. Young was nominated for perma
nent president, the rules were suspended
and the secretary cast the ballot of the
Hoard for Mr. Young.
J. I.. Cowan and N. IL AUen werenaim-d
for 1st and 3d vice-presidents and elected
by acclamation.
Mr. Jay W. Biain was elected secretary
and treasurer In the same unanimous man.
ner.
Mr. Wolverton moved that the conslitu.
tlon and by-laws, as prepared by the com
mittee, be adopted After being read,
they were unanimously adopted and the
organixatlon was completed.
Mr. D. P. Mason jumped to hia feet and
set the ball rolling by reading a communi
cation from State Superintendent McElroy
In reference to the National Teachcra'
Association to be held in San Francisco,
the meeting of which will afford an oppor
tunlty for the counties of the state to send
immigration literature there, where there
will be a committee to distribute the same,
and an effort made to get Eastern teachers
to return home by way of Oregon. To
do this it will take money, to secure which
was the object of the communication.
It was received and placed on file, when
Mr. Mason moved that the Board donate
$25 for the object. It was laid on the
tabic after some discussion until Monday
evening, as some thojght It best to have
some money In the treasury first, though
all recognUed the fact that the scheme
will be a splendid one for advertising the
Willamette Valley, and at least the amount
named will be voted at the meeting on
next Monday evening, to which time an
adjournment was had.
The following U the list of the members
now enrolled.
I H Burkhart, N H Alltn.
1) H Monlcllh. I hasE Wolverton.
Louis Vine. k. Burkhart & Keeney,
T. - I. ut I . . -
iiininpHjn.vn.imcc, 1 L I'owell.
W E Turrcll,
M E P.
otfuo,
G W Maston,
H F Merrill.
Ktewart Sc Sox,
B Brenner,
John Schmeer,
H L Cranor,
W F Read,
I) R N Blackburn.
S E Young.
Jay W Blain,
Hub Brvant,
1 N Woodle.
Mtltea & Nutting,
Chas Metxger,
Rob t McEhlney.
G F Slmpaon,
ieo E Chamberlain, rowan. RaMen A: Co.
C W W.tt.,
M Franklin.
Thompson & Overman, M Hvde,
Wm Fortmiller&Co. 1 G Crawford.
ro.nay X Maan,
J K YYcathcrford,
L E Blain.
Burkhart ft Miller.
HOME AND A Kit OA f.
Mr East haa moved her boarding house
into tbe plsvoe jost v seated by Mrs Marry.
The farm bottse ef William Paablers, near
ltbaaoo, waa oooearned by fit early Thar.
day morning.
Mad ford will soon vote 00 a proposition to
bood the city for $3000 to construct water
works.
Thoa Sprener and C P Kouhten. of W sut
Ad.auy proa nut, who have been qmto ill.
are reported ranch improved io health.
TbeSeet Heme bridge is bains- raised
about eight feet by 8t John k Stone, an oper
ation ma snouiu rav oeeii performed whim
built, we believe, by tbe Paetfio Bridge Co.
Olaey Fry, Sr. who baa been residing at
ioda villa for a number of years has removed
hack to tb ia city to remain. Th old gentle
man, though 86 years of age, is quite active
and sprightly.
Peey Young, thi youigast biivclUt of
Aibiav, made tbo beet time between Albany
and Corvallis that haa been made yet. He
made the entire distance of ten and on-,
f. urtb miles in fifty-five raieutesoo last Fri
day. I Antler.
Mr John Irving haa sold his interest
in the stove and tin war- bnaineaa in this oty
to bis partner, Mr W H McPerlaod.
Lafayette Lane. Jr , was run oyer by the
or at Hoseburg Tuesday evening, his two
legs being cat off.
K-v Fisher informs us that tbe quarterly
meeting of the Evaogs Leal church will be
held next Sabbath.
The fare to the National Tesehcrs' Asso
ciation from Alluny to Sun Francisco ard
return rill he f 30 80 by the 0 & C, and f 14
by way of Y equina Bay,
Messrs. Kirklsod k Wei's, real etU'e
agents of Independence sold ou Tuesday tbe
J..hn Young farm situsted four miles north
of Independence, to Jhn Bkker and a.-n.
recent arrivals from Nebraska, for 812,000,
being a little more than $36 per acre, Mr
Young bought thi place about three yeara
ago for 19000. Mr Bekker states that a
Germsn colonly will soon arrived here from
Nebraska to purchase land in this vicinity.
Cor. Or.
Firemen's Tournament. Directors
KelloKC, Hoffman and Weeks met in
Portland Thursday and made the follow
ing schedule of prizes' for the tournament ;
Championship raceFirst prize, $200 and
trumpet valued at $125, presented by May
or B DeLashmutt ; second prize, $150
third prize, $too. Wet test- First prize,
$200 and a trumpet presented by the Ex
empt Firemen's Association ; second prize,
Sico ; third prize, S100. Dry test first
prize, $200 ; second prize, $100. Speed
race First prize, $100 ; second prize, if 50.
Hook and Ladder contest First prize,
$225 ; second prize, $100. Tender contest
First prize. $7 ; second prize. $2;. The
Directors had assurances that at least thir
teen teams would enter the tournament.
The prizes are about double of any ever of
fered before and are worth working for.
A Joke. When the popular baggage
man at the O. & C. depot went to his desk
the other day he found on It a neat pack
age addressed to Hon. A. D. Barker,Presl-
dent of the Albany Street Railway Com
pany." With great expectancy Mr. Barker
opened the package, when, lo and beheld,
a large link of bologna sausage, about the
size of street car links, met his astonished
gaze. Mr, B. thinks the sausage was one
brought across the plains in 1849, and, as he
alwavs appreciates a good thing, laughs
heartily at the joke.
Bill Nve thiaks he haa magnetic prssence
sufficient to make a jzood president, and pro
poses to be half way down m tbe cellar when
tbe con v-cation neets, so that he will be pre
pared for emergencies. This will be next
thing to being in mid-ocean, or on Ben Lom
mond 'slugged peak.
Wells Dug. Wells dug on reasonable
terms. Call on the undersigned or at this
office.
E. B.Davidson
Children Cry for
he Republican editors nt the North
who In advance of the Louisiana election
complacently counted the whole number
of adult male negroes in the State as Re
publican votes, ami after the election de
nounced the result as fraudulent because
the Republican vote fell short of their es
timate, would do wett to read what is said
on this subject by the New Orleans Pro
frets, a newspaper cenbucted by a colored
man In the Interest of his race. "Perhaps
the most gratifying resu'tof the election,
" says the Progrets, is the breaking up of
the color line." It says that nitside of
New Orleans and a few of the lower par
ishes, thousands of colored voters, re
mrmhrring the just, fair, Impartial, and
praccfn Administrated of Grn. Nicholls
rallied around his atandard and joyfu'ly
cast their ballots for him. It declares that
this political revolution was so complete tast
hereafter it will be impossible for any one
to marshal the colored voters solidly under
the Kepumican imnner again, and It ex
presses great satisfaction that "the color
ed people of ixmieiuna have at tast freed
themaelves fron. political servitude."
The New Orleans I ttm, a Republican
paper published by w hlte men, talks the
same strain, declaring that "a number of
the better sort oi intelligent and independ
ent negroes boldly proclaimed themselves
Democrats and in favor of the election of
Gen. Nicholls from the beginning."
Voters of Oregon should not forget the
great service done the Pacific Coast by
Cleveland's administration in securing the
making of the Chinese treaty, and the fact
that Its ratification crowns the achievement
of this Administration that is the mostlm
pojtant in Its relations to American indus
try .and to the integrity and progress of our
civilization. The party whose principles
and devotion to them have delivered us
from the Asiatic plague has acquired a held
on the esteem of the American people that
will not be weakened.
John M. (Jcarin, the 'Oregon Boy," haa
so far recovered his health as to be out on
the canvass upholding the cause of demo
cracy. Let every democrat on the day
of election remember to deal some heavy
b ows for Johnny.
If Sherman is really relying upon the
Southern delegations for a nomination he
will fall again. The Republican ar: too
shrewd to allow their candidate to be se
lected by a section that will not give l.im
a single vote in the Electoral Col ege.
The Republican claim that taxation in
excess of national expene,t3 the tune of
$140,000 000 yearly, is a fruitfu ource of
national prosperity. The farmer who has
to sett a cow to pay his j art of it can't see
It in that light.
the monopUst to Congress: Uive us a
high tariff for the sake of the dear work-
ingman. The monopolists to the dear
workingman : Take tha wages we offer you
or clear out
Talking with a republican the other day.
he said there were severnl names on the
county ticket he did not like, but he pro
posed to vote it straight,as this is presiden
tial year and they were going for victory
all along the line from constable to presi
dent. How can democrats hedtate to do
heir whole duty under this kind of threat?
Democrats should bear In mind that
vote for the republican legislative ticket is
a vote for Dolph, Hirsch or Williams for
the United States Senate. No sane demo
crat could help elect either of these men to
the United States Senate. These men are
alt monopoly bound,and the democrat who
supports them will be aiding in binding
the monopoly chains more cosely.
Letter List.
Following Is the list of tetters remalnin is tbe Post
, Albany, Linn cwualy, Oregon, May Is, lMt,
calling for these tetters mutt give tbe date on
which the v were advertised :
Abbott, Dan Annatmng, Frank
lilark, Oar Id t'ola. Wm
r iKih-, Johaim J-rreti, K r
MtUer, W W MattMn, Han ey
Munn, I J M - UcOomralt, J. hi
Ryan, Jennie Mring. Prof II S
awry, A W Watau:i. Mm 5l.iry
Warren, Hiss Clara . Wilson, a u
Wii eler, Mrs c M
R THOMPflOH, F 11.
The First Sign
Of falling health, hither in the lcrnx oi
Night Sv at s and Xtrvtusnes, ov in a
reuse of General Weariness fend Lose t.f
Appetite, should suggest the uso of
Ayer'a Sarsaparilla. This preparation
ia most effective for giving tone and
strength to tho enfeebled system, pro
moting the digestion and assimilation of
food, restoring the nervous forces to
thoir normal condition, and for purify
ing, enriching, and vitalizing tho blood.
Failing Health.
Ten years ago my health began to fall.
I was troubled witn a distressing Cough
Night Sweats, Weakness, and Nervous
ness. I trieti various remedies pre
scribed by different physicians, out
became so weak that I could not go up
Ktairs without stopping to rest. My
frienda rocoinmendea uie to try Ayer'a
Sarsaparilla, which I did, and Iain now
ns healthy and strong as ever, Mrs.
E. L. Williams, Alexandria, Mum.
I have used Ayer's Sarsaparilla, in my
family, for Scrofula, and know, if it is
taken faithfully, that it will thoroughly
eradicate this terrible disease. I nave
also prescribed it as a tonic, as well as au
alterative, and must say that I honestly
believe it to be tho best blood medicine
aver compounded. W. F. Fou ler, M. D.,
D. D. 8,, Greenville, Tenn.
Dyspepsia Cured.
IS would be Impossible for roo to de
scribe what I offered from Indigestion
and Ilcadncho up to the time I began
taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla. I was under
tho t are of various physicians, and tried
a great, many kin.;-, of medicines, but
never obtained more thnn temporary re
lief. After taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla
for a ehort tiiao, my headache disap
peared, and my stomach performed its
tlutiea more perfectly. To-day my
health is completely restored. Mary
Ilarley, Springfield, Maoa.
I bare beon greatly benefited by tho
prompt uso ot Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It
touoa and invigorates tho system, regu
lates the action of tha digestive and
Assimilative organs, and vilalizes the
blood. It is, without doubt, tbe meet
reliable blood purifier yet discovered.
II. 1. Johnsou, 3d Atiwiitio avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y,
tt
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
Prepared by Ir. J. C. A yev & Co., Tt-eli, Haws.
W!ee CI 1 aiS fcoMs, Cii.
Pitcher's Oastoria.
W. F.
(Successor to N.
1- now lecriving nee gooda in
Everything New,
1 rs
Um SREEmKWB-aW fcKajH
Lower than Ever Offered
in Albany,
c-r.sifcti.ig
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
a m m . J
HATS, CAPS,
FURNISHING GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES,
AND GROCERIES.
I propose t have aa corrr
el, a stock
aoy, with all t .s
New Novelties
and
T
aod as they are oianufc:ured
All
nd aa well new once,
1 - .,
are cordially
nrice.
Do Not Propose k To Undersold.
W J. READ,
57 FirstStreet, Albany, Or.
aines
JOT
For The NERVOUS
The DEBILITATED
The AGED.
HHHS
T riOtsseleeepers and
Warwsers. -It Is impor
tant that the Soda or
Baleratua you use ahonld
be White and Pure same
as all similar subs t nooa
uaed for food. Toinsura
obtaining only tho"Arm
& Hammer 'braudBoil
or Ualerat a. b y it in
"pound or ha f pound "
cartoon which bcarour
name au I tr-vle-mirk. a 1
Inferior good 1 ar iaon
times substituted fir t :9
Arm At Hammer ' br iu 1
when bought in Im'.St.
Partios u.ilng B iking
Powder should re n -ui-ber
thst its solo rising
property consists of bi
carbonate of soda. One
teaspo o n f ul of t h a Arm
& Hammer" brand Of
Bods or Baloratua mixed
with saur mil equals
OCR TRADE MARK
pi hoi) m
Packed in Card Board
aSf-.-ir- iw-r,1-.
ate
READ,
H. Allen & Co.)
ev, ty lif--.
O.'d gor ds ev.ld (int.
jfcOUft
with New Prices
cf
everv Hoe u er r bro 13b to Ai
-i- L "- I -e
i-.ciLrjsi styles
old CUatOmera mnA ' r.u t
nuuo ui i Lie iiuuss
tnv.ted to call aod inspect atoek and
Sucnnor to N. H. Allen Co
4 HEME T0MC.
er7 and Con -the prom incut ln
pedients, are tbe best and asiest
herro Tonics, it strenjribens and
quiets the nervous tysicm. curing
Jerque Weakaess, Hysteria,
UN ALTERATIVE.
iia7tJmt we poisonous humors of
tbe blood purifying and enriching ti
and so overcoming those disease
wmjlngfrom Impure or Impover-
A LAXATIVE.
AcmOdlybot surely on thebowels
11 cures habitual constipation, and
promotes a regular habit. Km length
ens the stomach, and aids
DIURETIC.
In Its eom position the best and meat
active diureticsof the Materia Medic
are combined sciem iflcally with other
effective remedies for diseases of tho
kidneys. It can be relied on to give
quick relief and speedy cure.
lBeradaofytmntilalsaa-abaaet-sjsf-
ramarkabUbaneflt. Head f or circtUrrMr
lull particulars. m
Fries $1 00.
b -Irani its.
WELLS, RICHARDSON A CO- Prop's
BURJLllfQTOIf. YT.
four teaspoon fula of the
best Daking lowder,saT
tng twenty times ite
cost, brides being
muehbea;tuior,becauso
it dues not con tain any
injurious eubstancea,
such as alum, terra alba
etc., of xviiirUr.iruy Bak
ing Powders are made,
k'a rymen ard Parmere
Stwm.4 use only the "Arm
Hammer " Lined for
divulng and keeping
Miik Ions Lwout and
Clean.
Cxtmos. G?e thst
ercry pouii'l pnekae of
"Arm a: ' iiammor
Brand" coniaaia full
IU otince n t. and the
2.
poii.id p-f g js Jm I
cuuv net, bji'a or
HaleratuK s-uiifi as speci
Evrr.sr r.tc:- van.
fied on each pac-ases
Eoxes.
Always kesps Soft
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