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ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1888.
NO 18
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tub cow bhaxd. TO MAKE.. ' '
DELICIOUS BISCUITS on WHOLESOME BREAD
USE
BlVIGIlFS GOlV-DRAflD SODA"SALERATUS.
ABSOLUTELY PURE.
ALWAYS UK1F0RM AND FULL WEIGHT.
Be sure that there la a plctura of a Ow on your package and 70a will havs
TBI COW B&AKD.
the beat BoO liuwla.
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SPRINGFIELD, OREGON
A Ibaay Yrd ad OtHee on Ra.'lroad St., between 1th and 3 .bystreet
Having lumber not "celled In quality, an 1 facility not aiirpaasod for tbe
prompt and satisfactory filling
the trade.
or orders, I respectfully solicit a abate of
A. Wheeler.
FURNITURE
jcu Kiel the tit and mot durable furnltuielbat Unmanufactured in the city goto
Thomas Brink.
keeps almost everything In tbe lino of furniture that U kept in a QtttlaM atore
snsxssrsacai
JULIUS JOSEPH,
anufacturer oi Cigars,
AND dealer IN
FIHE IMPORTED ANO KEY. WEST.
C.jra:, VlugannSwrkiuR Tobacor.. M0ers;h,uu and Brir I'lpes.'nd a
line i-fSmok .jV Art aleB Also dealer
CALIFORNIA A1TD TROPIOAL FRUITS
faL
as'.u. kia jiiii. iw
c. j, Dim t. co.,
DEALERS IM
LUiBES, FLCOSIHQ, B'JSTIC, ETC,
General Job fori, Dressing and
Sawing Lumta Repairing,
Etc.," Etc,
MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF
FURNITURE.
Special adyamaga .to purcha3ersof
rustic flooring,
Factory at foot of Lyoa Street.
Canned fraiH,
CSIaeeware,
Dried Fralta,
Tobacco,
Sngar,
Coffee,
Ele
flew and Second Hand Store
Mtrinj to Ifte increased donavjds ofj our
" ,uinfM we have Leen cora pells! to mov
into a Hrjft tore a.sd ro caa now !
finnd nxt door to H. E Young, wuer
'k-a'wiii b m'kv1 tow;ur patrons. II
v,5;SD'lay Ht vi. fr.ituri tinware
rn fcur, clvkfl, . esrrw.w, pirtHriw. fru"
ic, nruii. fiTK', r-):r k:e. vMUm
saw, plaowi, etc' ind a laoussnd dif
r.rar.i n 1 ut a tlo!o voa ca n t do
bo.tcf feii l 1 1 -f Panlno tba yoa
00a 4t !lb a on a purchase or oxchaoga
L. GOTTLIEB
t23 First Street, Albany, Or.
IMGrownMlls
IS05I, LAX.VIXfl 4 CO., PROPB'S
AND BAKERS USE.
BEST STORAGE FACILITIES.
Hi?heat Prico in Cash fo
Wliat
Conrad Meyer.
-PROPKtKTa Or-
STAR BAKERY,
Cnmcr Brcadalbln ani First Sis.,
DEALER JN-
Canneit Jlestt,
flneettfvvare.
Vegetablea,
Cigar.
Mplrea,
Tea,
Etc.,
Intat ererytUlti? tba. U kept U a gen
. . 1 mf..i
ral varloty ana grocery wore, mg'ie-
market price paid for
ALL CiDS 0? PRODUCE.
. J. UlXTHOSY, Tti
B. 8 Coot, S e.
O U. Mo i Tieit
ThcOresoi! Land Company
An-i-iir-Ki tor th iriro nfbofifi and Klllnr rel
UxulMtx uwr- pe-" Uoitnd 8tto. Employing
Kuttfrn ;enU U flirent Home jr w mo n
illVi;ov. anil h m5 ienUin all th principal
u.rn ol Marion, Pn!lf, Linn, Benton, Clackainaa and
Vsmhill eomi'.iea t- aid a luctuny miu:irrani,
Offle in ths Tats Buililing ona dwr of P4r-
irtt')'i. . ;
.H0.T0 CO 1ST-
O Eait via II juat S.ta.ta Ho mo. Nico
climate aad ncenery at all times of the year.
See Moan 8hat, bacrameoto, uien,
Lake, Denver. Fnett cfooi-ciaM cara
laade are rua dai'.y. Hay your tickets of me
and tave yoar fare to Portland. . I am the
onlv rmrion in Albany that can ttll you a
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ticket from Albany direct to any pmo id
tbe United State. CUli on me for rate.
W. L. Jester,
FRANCIS PFEIFPER..
-PROPKIETOROP-
Albany Soda Works,
And Mancfauturera of-
OIOIGS COHFEuTMSai, "
Wearo ao-.T propirad to fflll at whul,
sate, alway frib and pnro at Portland
nriiw tn fl alr. Wa ftlao kMM a fall
fine of ......
finis and Tropical Fruits,
CIGARS AND TO3AC00J2
Hw Will. The wilt of Mr. Thotnaa
Uinphrey, juit deceaied, ha been filed
with the County Clerk. It wai made on
Aug. 39th, of this year, , In anticipation of
death. Under It Eva JLouUa and Albert,
children of John Unyphrey, deceased, are
each to receive $iono on becoming of age.
Mr Albert Umphroy receives 30 acres on
the Corvallis road.jM rs Sarah Cooper, $25,
and the remainder of the estate both per
sonal and real Is left In four parts to Mrs
Julia Parker, Mrs Mary Parker, Mr Albert
Umphrcy and the children of Samantha J
Cowan; Mr Alber: Uinphrey was appoint
executor. The ettate is valued at $ie,ooo.
Okatk I'hom Small Pox GusThomp
son the small pox patient about five miles
out from Brown) ille.dlcd Thursday morn
ing. People about Brownsville are con
siderably alarmed and arc getting vacclnnt
ed by the scores. Mrs. Thompson.the wife
of the deceased Is prostrate over the loss
of her son, Clyde, followed by the loss of
her husband. People all over the country
should be constantly vigilant so as to pre
vent the spread of this fell disease.
Look Like George. A great many
people are wondering what Mr. Harrison
looks like. The following from a Salem
paper explains it so well that most Albany
people will catch on Immediately : MThe
facial resemblance between Prc&l Jcnt-clect
Harrison and. ex-Congressman M. C.
George, of Portland is said to be very
marked. The only difference- Is In their
height, Mr George being talJ, broad chest
ed and stalwart, and Inclined to be portly,
while Gen. Han-Uott I said to be heavy-set
and about medium height. Both nave
high foreheads and light complexions
both are full featured and both have brown
ish red beards and mustaches, worn in the
same fashion. In the eyes the expression
is almost similar.
The Skqvel. A few days ago we men.
tioned a hunting expedition Into the coun
try by a New York drummer and two Al
bany young men. Now comes the sequel.
The drummer killed six birds. He took
two of them to Portland with him. They
were Chinese pheasant . He ahowed them
promiscuously, as if l.e had done a big
thing, and in theevtnlngwenttoaballand
paid too much attention to another fellow's
girl. The other fellow to net even being
apprised of the Chinese pheasants had the
drummer arrested and he was fined f$o and
costs. The Albany boys, who led him a
hard chase for the game, are considerably
elated over the joke. They only killed
American pheasants!
Insane. Barney Bresslcr, alias Reed,
the drunken tailor, was examined last
Thursday by Drs. Wallace and Hill at the
Court Iluuse, declared weak In the brain,
uom compos menttn, and was taken to Salem
this noon by !-puty Sheriff Smith and X
O. Uurkhart. Whtie he was a hard drink
er he was also completely out of his head
and talked moatly about seeing devils and
cutting off his legs and arms,and demanded
in ail kinds of msnners to be releaaed. 1 le
seemed to prefer to go without clothing
and was wild generally in his conduct.
Two or Turn. There were twooftbetn.
One was a masculine man aod the other a
female womaa. From the amnios of kiod
and considerate attention tby pail to each
other we should asy they were no married.
They cfcaa Broadalbia street as a place of
promenade. Here they promenaded op and
down ep and dowa until they became the
observed of all observers. Many remarks
were made by tbe bystanders, lie looked
like a man of worlJly . experience. She an
unsophisticated rural maiden. May be it
was none of oar bnsiaess but we thought she
ought to open her eyes.
Some Raspberries. Mr. Chester
Skeels left at the Democrat office to-day
a large bunch of second growth red rasp
berries, as plump and luscious looking as
those in season. A Baltimore, Mdn paper
wnicn saw an item from the uemocrat In
reference to our second growth fruit says
it is a sign of an unhealthy climate. This
may be true in the East, but it Is not here,
It means that we have a mild and remark
able climate and soil.
A Good Societt. Home science read
ing circles are being organized at different
places. Corvaitis is to have one, this win
ter. The principal object is to read and
study subjects relating to the man
agemcntof the home, such as cooking,
ventillation, economy in labor, children,
hired help, etc., etc. The object is a splen
did one, and we hope to see the women of
Albany organize such a society.
Du'LL Doses. The budaess of men who
do not advertise. A sleepy sermon or
sleepy lhtemr. A dranken, tntn's wit. Ar
guments in favor of keeping onwi na oar
street. After-diction spaeobet. Tbe mad
on First Street. A fosey dsy. Seeing a
mm bet on election wuodoesn tpay his bon
est debts. The conversation of a man who
has nothing to say. "Cnostnots'' generally.
AsoTHEa use, Michael Moreland, was
arrested ia Albany last Thursday byfDeputy
Marshal Humphrey for selling iiqaor to In
dians and was taken to Portland to-day
where he will face Jadgo Dsady. Two much
of this kind of business all together, A trip
and nne dou t seem it frighten thsse fellows
at an. .'. v , ,
CoscEaTH. Albany has talent now for
getting up a first-class local talent concert
Besides Mrs lmgdon, who will now be with
ni. and whose voics is said to have been
greatly improved, and teyeral old citizens
we have several new comers with gco
voices. A little life this winter rill be 1
good thing '
Thursday's Dally.
A UOniUBLE ACCIDENT,
. ' m awssssssa
Word reaches us to-day of a horrible gun
accident that happened at Brownsville last
evening. Phil Walker, a young man about
twenty years of age, was sitting on a stool
handling a loaded shot gun. Another
young man was standing near him and
looking another way when the loud re
port of the gun at his back made him turn
Instantly, when he was horrified to see his
companion fall over, the blood flowing from
his head. The load of shot had struck the
victim fairly in the head, going upwards,
shattering It in a horrible manner. A sur
Kcon was sent for but the yountr man was
dead in a few moments. Just now it hap
pened Is not known for certain, though It Is
supposed that while the stock was resting
on the floor In a slanting manner the ham
mer struck against something caus:ig the
discharge of the gun. This is the version
of the accident as given us. No doubt It
may be varied some when a full report is
received of It. Young Walker resided
with his parents and was well spoken of.
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ALBANY. - - - OREGON.
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gell e'jh.i-i;j oj Kjv Yoric, flvi Francisco and
PorUaiiii.
BnynV.si, SU'e, "evuty a-il
Wna deposits, ,
f Collection will roei v prompt attention.
Correipondenc suliciteJ. ,
Fire airi in irinn lniriaoi plc I In roliabls
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J. XI. T7EATEEIir0SDf '
(XOTART PUBLIC,) . ,
1 TT OI INKY AT LAW,
- -v h rrtAnc": if AtXTtis courts of the
i ; .-e-'fii 3-!oi;ti'"U y.vpn to 2i"-rx-r,,s
e'.ty warrant Ite-
luftsn allow! on
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Lhfl vunty Bunk,
COWAN: RALSTON & CO.,
' Eucoos:n to Cowan 4 Cuaitk.)
ALBANY - - - OREGON.
TRANSACTS s general banking- buuinea.
DRAW8I3H1 DilVFTSoa Kjt York, Sw
ll roaad Portland, Oregon.
JjOAN MOrfElf on appmycJ ioctrrity.
feEf.r.IVK4cptsnbj..ii5 to cl3olu"
Fran
1 t j.H iU ?eoa ve'pwmn
A Suggestion We suggest that in
order to get a fullrexpresslon on the cow
question It be voted on at the coming elec
tion.a place being arranged on both tickets
tor the purpose, and then let the maiorit
rule. Perhaps the council could do some
thing in the matter. - ,
In Luck, Dr. Maston has just received
Information that the North Pacific R. R,
has established a depot on or near a half
section of land which he owns up In Wash
in a; ton territory, this will add very much
1- il .1... ...u!u iu. n.
lO HB VU1UC WHICH It'G I UWCCWIV Wlkll
gulet, satisfied air.
The Vote, Harrison's plurality will be
about 6800, which is about 600 less than
Herman's, The total vote in the State was
about 62,000, A great many people did
not vote at all. The prohibition vote was
1417, labor vote, 252. - '
Several Better. -r-The democratic
majority In Burns, which is surrounded by
nheep, was 76 in a vote of 208. That is
nothing to Scio precinct in this county
The majority was '97 in a vote of 190,
Trespassing 5evera farmers are
posting; trespassing notices. The regular
price for trespassing is Several narrow
escapes are reported and more fun is prom
Mack's Vine, Several weeks ago the
Democrat referred to a tomato vine In
Wm. McLaughlin's tatlorshop back yard
that reared Its trained limbs upward nearly
thirteen feet. The Item was quite gener
ally copied. Friday we jokingly asked
Mack how tils vine was agaclatlng. He
said it was there and grow nr. A Demo
crat man found the statement true. The
Ine Is almost if not ouite fourteen feet
tall, lapping the top of the woodshed, and
several new blossoms are basking In the
salubrious sunshine of our glorious climate.
Cool nights have had no effect on It, and
Mack thinks it only a question of time
when it will be as high as Jack's famous
bean stalk.
Eager EatersCows at a produce store
Tramps at a warm meal. Travelers at A
75 cent table. Bummers at a free lunch
stan J. An Albany boy at a big apple
hooked from the corner grocery store.
Sweet sixteen between meal. Parsimo
nious people at a social. Editors on
Thanksgiving day when Invited out, (we
haven't been Invited yet.) Ministers on the
circuit Drummers at a fly spread with
champalgne.
Reversed In the Supreme Court at
Salem the Agricultural College case, re
cently decided In favor of the directors of
tho College, has been reversed, and the
case remanded to the court below, with
directions to overrule the demurrer of the
complaint, and for such other proceedings
a the court may deem proper. Opinion
oy inayer, Ki. J.
RrnoLt'TioNs. In another column we
publish rcaolutions, received at this office
Iat evening, in memory of Stephen C.
r linn, a member of the class of '90 of
Princeton college. They are a iust tribute
to a noble young man, and show the great
appreciation in winch he was held among
his fellow students.
No Dot bt or It Barney Bresaler, the
nsane tailor while in the county jail drew
good picture of the insane asylum at Al
ameda, Cat. He was continually Insisting
that he was going to be president of tlus
U. S. and his whole conduct shows that he
was crazy. No doubt he has been In an asy
lum before, probably the one at Alameda.
Quite a number here, hough, seem ts doubt
in insanity.
The Cow Again. Tin prejudice
against the cow has been materially aug
mented lately by a whole band of the brutes
getting Into the city cemetery and tramp
ing down and destroying the flowers and
shrubbery fixed by loved hands to decor
ate the last restlnz place of departed
tnenus.
Married. At the residence of the
bride's father, John O Boyd, Nor. iSth, by
Rer J Loofburrow, Mr Perrln Clark to
Miss Mary M Boyd. They start tollellx,
u matilla county, Monday morning. At
the residence of the bride's father, Mr,
Elijah Osborn, Nor. 18th, by Rer Bridges,
of Scio, Mr Wm J Turnridge.of The Dalles,
to miss leracie Usborn, ot Lebanon. On
Nov. 17th, iSS3, at Portland, br Rev KIId
pie, Benj Hand to Miss Laura Kesling, of
II- III. fc..
Lebanon. Messrs W C Peterson and R
M Buh have rented the Roland building
and will soon open a produce market
Mr P S Rllter has bought an Interest In
Mr E Goln's store, and the business will
be run under the firm name of Goins &
RUtcr....J R Borum has opened a barber
shop opposite the posioihce, where he may
De lotina at any time ready tor business
Give him a call, Express.
About as Reported First. Further
particulars of the shooting accident at
Brownsville, show that young Walker had
returned from a hunting expedition, and
with his companion had gens into a store
or billiard hall. He was sitting on a stool,
when in drawing his gun towards him the
hammer struck something dischartrintr the
o 3,
gun. A Coroners iury found in accord
ance with the facts.
They are Coming. Trains over tho
Northern Pacific coming westward are said
to be filled with people bound for Oregon
an Washington Territory. They are
fleeing as fast as possible from the cold
weather and blizzards of the East to our
salubrious climate. Hurrah . But what
shall we set them to doing.
Bow Aoinst Rifle, A novel shoot
ing match has been made, to shoot in Eu
gene for $20 a side next Saturday. A gen
tleman from Coburg will shoot with a bow
and arrows at the target at a distance of 00
yards, while the nna will be shot ata dis
tance of 40 yards. The person,who shoots
the rifle has not yet been selected. The
bow and arrow man is very confident ot
success. uuara.
TUK M4N.AtU)UTT0WN
In order to accomplish anything la this
world you have to make an Issue of it, as
dog does a bone, and tha town cows the
sidewalks. A bone is good for nothing any
way except to put in sugar, where you
can't see It t but the cows are always with
us. If any one has a rjil, live, kicking
reason why we should keep the bovlnes on
our streets win he please come lorwaru
and glv It. ;
The best way to get along In this world
Is to taka things coal. The frightened per
son at fires gets tramped undet feet first,
the scared bird bunts the window pane
and the person who sees small pox on every
lamp post I the first to get It. Keep cool,
and cream tartar In hot water drank when
cool will help do it.
The worst enemies to the buslress part
of the world are the men , who try to wig
gle out of their honest Uibts, as a worm
even seeks to bunt it, way Into solid rock.
it pays to keep above board on ims mun
dane sphere.
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Honest, Injun, now, don't you feel bet
ter when yoa wear clothes bought of borne
merchants.
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Why not begin making good resolutions
at the present tick of the clock, so as to
have them in a condition to be able to stand
alone on the 1st of January, a day when It
takes a mountain of will power to walk
straight. Able bodied resolutions are
never put off till the first of the year, Al
ways resolve to live honest, christian lives.
AS TO UEMOVAUS. 1
A subscriber wants to know if the state
ment made by the Ongonian that great
numbers of federal officials In Oregon were
removed by President Cleveland before
the expiration of their terms Is true. The
statement is false In a very great degree.
The statement as to removal of postmasters
all over the state before the expiration of
their terms Is false in Us entirety. Many
changes were made In the fourth-class
postofflces, but these offices have no terms.
The serve at the pleasure of the Post
master General, and he alone makes the
changes. As to the postmasters In this
state who hold by appointment of the
President not one iu this state was remov
ed by Cleveland. They all served their
terms out. These are the post offices :
Portland, 'Albany, East Portland, Oregon
City, Corvallis, Eugene, Jacksonville, As
toria, Dalles, Pendleton, Baker City and
Sale.n. The republican postmaster at Ore
Eon Citr who was appointed by Arthur
just completed his term a few days ago
The republican postmaster at Salem who
was appointed by Arthur In December
1884, and who on general principles ought
to have been removed long since,stlll holds
that office. As to the statement that
numerous officials of the land offices In the
state were removed we think the Oreg
nian Is In error. The friends ofclyll ser
vice reform wilt be more lhan pleased If
Harrison shall make as good a showing.
!
IKXTBUY THEM.
That's the best bill of fare.
tstui
College Notes. The A. C. L. society
have elected the following officers for the
ensuing term : President.L Elklns Vice
"Prtkiint V. Trvln . rVIM. W II T
. . . . . . . w , , . A MCv ,
Clerk, C W Vunk : Treasurer, W P Gal-
braith ; Llbrarian.EBlodgett ; Sergeant-
at-Anns, u irvine. -
JIas A Tablet. A circular has been
received from a San Francisco man giving
vaccination perfect "fits," He has a tablet
for sale that is a sure thing. This is a good
illustration 01 me generally, .
State Tax. The total State tax will be
3.3 mills. This includes militla,3.io mills,
University, t-io mills. Last year it was
4.9 mills. The total assessments amounts
to $90,ooo,ooo,an increase of $5,000,000.
An Albany Firm. O'Conner & Barr,
of this ci,ty, and William Harrigan, of Sa
lem, were lit the contract Thursdav for
building the Salem street car line,) their
Did ceing 0575. a ne iracs win De love;
mile Song.
Drummers. The drummer ffom the
East as much as any olher.cla of people
gives us an Idea of what Eastern people
think of this country, and how absolutely
Ignorant they are of us. A day or two ago
one received a letter at this city informing
him In a serious manner that Harrison wa
elected, not as a joke, but the writer
thought he had probably not heard of It.
Another one says hi "boss" tofd him he
would have to go well prepared, as he
would have to travel mostly In wagons,
whereas he had not been In one at alt.
Another commercial tourist after reaching
the Columbia wrote back to a friend de
scribing In glowing but not exaggerated
words our country, lie received an
answer like this: "Your description Is very
nice j but I believe it Is a dd lie." And
so we might continue Instances. These
show what we haveto contend with. The
truth Is we are not as much In the back
woods as a majority of the towns in any of
the Eastern stalest we wear a many ping
hats, bjy as much shaand in fact dress bet
ter than In many places much larger. We
read as much and get the news just as
early. For genuine civilization this valley
will take a reserved seat with most any
country. (
A Brakbman's Fall. A brakeman on
tlie freight train named Van Kankln was
taken to Junction City last Friday, where
his parents relde,!n an almost lifeless con
dition. He had been knocked from the
freight train going north. The Salem
J0ral gives the following account of the
accident, which happened at Jefferson
MThe train was In full motion and VanRan-
klu was between two cars examining the
bulkheads. He swung out and started to
mount the train. At just this moment the
train was passing over the bridge, and as he
started up the ladder he was struck by the
umbers of the bridge ana knocked to the
solid rock twenty-five feet below. He was
picked up an almost useless torm. un
leg was broken by the fait and he is other
wise badly bruised. Aside from being cut
up about the lace ana neaa oy coming in
sudden contact with the bridge, he is ter
rlbtv bruised by his awful fall. Al thou eh
he is horribly bruised, almost beyond recog
nition, it Is thought he may recover. As
yet there are no evidence of Internal In
iuries. but it is feared, as he was preclpitat
ed from such an elevation to tue soua roc us
below, that he may be seriously Injured."
Frustrated Faces. That of a grocern
who has driven a cow away from his turnip
box for the tenth time in an hour. That of
the merchant who has spent an hour pick
ing out a piece of calico for a particular
customer. That of the Albany youth af
ter sampling the old gentleman s toe,
That of the tramp when told Mno, sir.'
That of the street bummer on being refus
ed a drink because he hasn't a cent. That
of the careless gentleman on being refused
credit for groceries. That of the gentleman
who has bet on election on receiving un
favorable dispatches. '
Like a Dime Novel. Deputy U. S
Marshal Humphrey returned from Port
land last Thursday .where he had been with
Michael Moran, arrested for selling liquor
to an Indian. Here Is the dime novel de
scription of htm given by a Portland pa
per : He Is a sailor by profession and had
not been long ashore in this wild and wooly
Western land when his too susceptible
heart was smitten with the charms of
dusky aboriginal maiden, Mary by name,
and to elevate htmseit in her good graces
procured a quantity 01 40 rod whisky tor
her. He was duly held.
How often do we bear our friends say
"Ob X am feeling pretty well but have a
pain In the back that I suppose will soon
pass away." Bat doe it pans awayT No.
not often, nnlexa assisted by some good
remedy, ram in Ibe back is frequently
followed by weakness, flushing of the
body, mucous and milky discharges,
eruptions on tbe face and nook, dizziness,
loss of appetite, general debility and
Brla-bvad ! of the kidneYa. If yon
have any of tbenfl symptoms do not delay
bntsave time, money and bealtn by using
Oreson Kidney Tea. It Is a safe and
It Is quietly whispered about that there
Is a scheme being concocted to get the
legltlature to buy the canal and locks at
Oregon City. It Is said there will be a
greater paid lobby at Salem this winter
than has ever been known In the history
of the State. Is it necessary to caution
members against the folly of investing
hundreds of thousands of dollars of the
peoples, money In this scheme? Don't
buy them.
WHAT ORKGON OFFERS
To ti Fsniisr, atwiVrwy son ef tell
Over ilxty million aorta of tfas richest kind ef soil.
To tfes Stock mas: vslleyi.rsnsts for say kind el herds
In a most'dsilghtful oliinate, not describe by wards,
To the brave prospector, ar.d'.tbe Miner bold :
A mineral chain ot nxmatalnsull of stiver or and (nl
To the Artists, Author and Soientifle men
Posxlint; subjeeteof thi Ir ean.aw, braln
To the Bportetnen, who from ears are Ire '
Krery raise thai ewiros, runs, or cllmh
Tn the lNetov and the Lawyer; rates Ib.T
Tie doublf ul, though, lor the sir le very p01""'
To tbe Capitalist, who wis Inveeroentsfstek' .
Visit as, and let sarroallifrs sneak.
In short, no place 'nesth tbe glorioaj sna
Offered rack Ir.duotmroU, tins tbe world begun. .
W. F. READ,
FIRST ST
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ALDANY. OREGOn
The Leading Cash Dry Goods House of Albany,
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The Presidential term of office should
be extended to sis years, and the President
elected by a popular vote. United States
Senators should be elected the same way.
But these reforms can only come through
constitutional amendments, which must
originate with Congress, and so there Is lit
tle nope ot their coming to pass. uisl
(JrrfORMi.
These reforms would meet the hearty
approval of the people.but our cotcmporary
is slightly in error about Its being necessary
that they should originate with Congress.
On the application of the legislatures of
two-thirds of the states Congress would
have to call a convention to propose amend
me.its to the constitution. We suggest
that the legislature of this state soon to
meet pass a joint resolution calling upon
Congress to call a convention for the pur
pose above indicated, and then send the
resolution to all the other state legislatures
for action. What say you,Bro. Wager f
fi!iiii( ray fall' stock; aod I can give toy teste 0: us Utfrrler
gains than ever was tffercd in AUscy.
Our ttcclt ia complete act! 1 rrcrcfe fo tfn it tr u !' I'll r"f ii 1 1 si
add all tbe new novelties at fast as they are in Ibe osrket.
It Is said that M. Quay, Chairman of the
national republican committee Insists that
John Wanamaker the great merchant
prince of Philadelphia must be made Sec
retary of the Treasury under Harrison and
gives as the all sufficient reason that he
contributed more money to the campaign
than any other man. This kind of fitness
may suit the republican managers, but it
will not meet the approval of the people.
By the way is not Wanamaker an Import
er of foreign merchandise, and does not
that disqualify him to act as Secretary of
the Treasury? ,
Would call eeicial attention to tbe following linea
Dress Goods,Plashes,Velvela,nosiery
JeFsics, Gents' Farnislirag
Goods, Blankets, Coots
and Shoes.
AllIatk is a ibotougljicspfctkn of alock.
PRODUCE TU1EIII 113 EXCHANGE FQR GOODS.
'"MifOTdere promptly attended" to.
W 1. HEAD,
The wife of a well known iron operator
in i-ennsyiyanta is Deauutui, witty and ac
complished, but she bites her finger nails.
She says she cannot help It. She acquir
ed the habit In childhood, and has tried
every means to break it up, but without
success. At times she has succeeded in
resisting the inclination until all her finger
nails are triumphantly long, but Invariably
they disappear as If by magic the first time
she is dlsturbed,annoyed or rendered nerv
ous. She does not know when she bites
them. She suddenly find them all gone,
Her doctors tell her the hubit is Incurable
except for very strong willed phlegmatic
persons.
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Many a man Is saved from the company
of the defiled and the defiling by the sweet
ness and l'ght of a cheery hornet - Many a
woman, in the possession of a house which
Invites the actualization of her womanly
concepts of the amenities of decorative art,
finds the care of the household no drudg
ery and her work lightened and brighten
ed by the cheerfulness of her environment
Human nature is always more or less In
fluenced by environment, and the house
which one builds and lives In has much to
do in shaping his character and disposition.
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James G. Blaine Is pre-eminently the
leader of the Republican part; ,and as such
should be recognized by President Harri
son. Bring leaders to the front and let the
monopolies enjoy the fruits of their ' vic
tory. Umpqua Ilemtd.. i ,
Our cotemporary W, F. Benjamin has
suddely changed to a "British free trader.!
He now advocates put ting sugar on the'
free list. O, how sweet free trade must be
to him. Review.
speedy remedy,
Mason.
For sale by Foshay A
DR. BO-SAZf-KO
in his new disoovery for Consumption, suc
ceeded in producing a medicine which ii ac
knowledged by all to be simply marvelous,
It is exceedingly pleasant to the taste, per
fectly harmless, and does not sicken. In all
eases of oases of Consumption, Coughs.Colds
Whooping Coueh, Croup, Bronchitis, and
Pains in the Chests, it has given universal
satisfaction. Drliosanko's Coo eh and Lung
Syrup is sold at 50 cents by Dr Guiss St Son.
FOB PILES . .
Piles are known by moisture Ilk I' jsplr
Ion nrodaoingr a renr diaairraeablo ltehlngr after
1 nts zorm aa wui aa oniio. Diecu;r-ir mua
or
Itchius
lou pro
lnr warm.
orotrudinr Pilss. yield at ones to the cnnlieation
Dr. Bosanko's Pile remedy, watch sets directly upon
the carts affected, aborbine the tumors, allaying tbe
intense Hehinsr and edeotiug a perrsanent jnire, 69
oenta. Address Tbe Dr Botmnko Vasicine Co , Piqn
0. Sold by Or, Cuiassnd Son, . 4;
fiWinter wraps; are not reserved in. tbe
great sale. This will be the greatest oppor
unity ever oLrerd to boy a stylfuh wrap at
low price, - 'V
The Statesman says that three months
ago the democrats could not tell the differ
ence between the tariff and the binomial
theorem. The republicans can't yet. . The
republican party would have run just as
well if it had advocated that the square of
the sum of two quantities is the difference
of their squares Leader. ; ,
If You Are Sick
With Headache, Keuralgia, Rheumatism Dyspep
sia, ppin , Blood Humors, Kidney Disease,
Constipation, Female Troubles, Fever and Ague,
Sleeplessness, Partial Paralysis, or Nervous Pros
tration, use Maine's Celery Compound and be
cored.. In each of these the cause is mental or
physical overwork, anxiety, exposure or malaria,
the eSect of whlon is to weaken the nervous sys
tem, resulting in one of these diseases. Remove
tbe Cjlchx wtth that great Nerve Tonic, and -the
Mann will disappear. ' .
Paine's Celery Compound
Jag. I "Rovr&t, Spring-field, Mass., writes:
- palne' s Celery Compound cannot be excelled as
aMerre Tonic In my case a ainKle bottle
wrought a ereat change. My nervomnes enUrely
dl-apkarea, and with it the result
tone of the system was wonderfully lnvlgprnteo.
1 tell my friend, Usick as 1 have been, l'auw
Celery Compound
Villi Cure You!
Bold by dropirtsts. tl ; six for S5. Prepared only
by WSLiS, Rtc&aBDSQH 4 Ca, Burlington, Vt.
for the Aged, Ksrvous, Debilitated.
stviHiffre
Warranted to color moro goods than any other
dres ever made, and to g ve more bruliant and
durable color. Auk lor tae Jfianumd, and take
FOR
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no other.
A Dress Dyed
A Coat Colored
Garments nenewei j cents.
A Child an use them !
Unequalled for Fancy :anl Art Work.
At druirgUts ana Merchants. lye Book free.
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Props, Burlington, Vt
The legislature of California is demo
cratic In both branches. In the Senate the
democrats have 23 and the republicans 16
members with one vacancy.- In the House
the democrats huve 41 and the republicans
39 members, making a majority on joint
ballot of 8.
- According to tho Oregonian no stat Is
to be considered m the Union that vows
sionn oh!oqs,
FliOBIST, r
AlBAHY OKEO
. Koses a Spkcultt.
Cemetery lota plantedjaadatwndod I to
! next e
the democratic ticket. That show clear
the standard of the Oregommfs patriotis p
The Leader ol Corvallis is now issued
semi-weekly and is a eprijhtljr newspaptsr
Every cl'Jrrn cf T- 1 - i county should sss
m. B. I1Y1I VS,
of S, B.-Tomj's, Albtn, O
Gattins anl Fitting a Spscialty.
STA?:?0 OUTFITS, AH3 STAMPS
LESSONS IN PAINTING
Vfednasdays and Thursdays of each
week, and rjaiatfos done to otd-r on ,
pla.uesacd otaer material. -f
.Klc3at3rtteo6 ofA.rlisU rnjtprf.'.ls ci
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on. j.l. hill,
Phiysician and Sixrgeon,
Office oor. First and Ferry Streets,
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