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ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1888.
INTO 20
K0WIGHT'S1
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thecoma T0 MA((E
DELICIOUS BISCUITS or WHOLESOME BREAD
USE
DVIGHFS Cow-Brand SodaSaleratus.
ABSOLUTELY PURE.
ALWAYS UNIFORM AND FULL WEIGHT.
Be snrs lUat there la a picture of s 0w on your jxu.li.jti ami you will har
tk best Bod iMJev THE COW BIUKD.
VDWiGHT'S?
,tALEWA.f'uS
SPRINGFIELD SAW MILL.
SPRINGFIELD, OREGON.
Albany Yard and Ofllee on Ita.'lrond St., bettretn'ltlt and SlhJSI rcct
Having lumber not extolled In quality, an.l facilities not aurpaned for lb .
A. Wheeler.
FURNITURE.
j (ii tstl lie lut tnd rrot Mutable furnUurelbat Itmaauraciurtd in the city go to
Thomas Brink.
keep almost ever thing in too line of furniture that likept in a first -cUs htore
JULIUSJOSEPH,
Manufacturer oi Cigars,
AND DEALER IN
FINE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST
C.ga:, Fii.snnSu)okiojr Tobaccos. MseMoluutd and BKs-Fipoaand
Unet.fSmok'jV Arties. Alao dealer
CALIFORNIA AND TPwOPIOAL FRUITS
THE PLACE.
in'.
JVyall means sill on
Parker Broihers,
Successors to John Fox, t-r your
Groceries,
Produce, Baked Goods, ftc, . Etc.
Tbe-lr goods are the beat and tb( tr price
reasonable.
FitANCIS PFEIFFES
PROPRIETOR OF
Albany oda Works
And Manufacturer of
. CHGIOB CONFIuIIONESY,
A'e are prep trel to roll at wSolt,
sale, always frtah and pare at PortUnd
vrh' to deaiora. We also keep a full
line of ...
flnts and Tropical Fruits,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
H. EWEBT,
hss a splendid as:rtrnentrf grod for the
Holidays,
consisting of nice, to'ocfen of
GOLD AHD SILVER WATCHES,
DIAMONDS, ETC., ETC,
Gold Headed Canes.
Nrv a'norlmoiit all klnis of jewelry.
REAL ROGER BROTHERS
SILVER PLATED
WARE.
1889,
Harper's Weekly,
Jos, Webber
Announced to hi patrons. jlbA frieodsthat
be w now located in hi new shop in the Fo
Bbay & Mason Block and with able woikmt n
will attend to his customer at aa reasonable
prices as any other shop. Ashe has, three
ath-mmirai 'i itt.'i thj-a wil le
wait: i f bth a. ' - .
' Fine Ho m.
We bave just brought from )te
Off con, a lot of fine woik terse. ti
w will gell on terms to suit tbet'me
Among ib?m nrap)n promising youujHAiiFER'S magazine.
driveis Irotn Oaccn, Masou Chief ' an harper's bazar.
Edward Everett. Alar Sovai choic
heavy rrsres." Anyone wishing to pur
chase a home will do well to look tleni
ovr. We will lake pleasure in eh.'W-
to all tritr nuii-g purchaser.
"Harper' Weekly" has a rell-ctblHhel pUcs as
the leading Uluitratod DAWgpaper in Amarl', Ths
fairsetig ol 1U editorial eommeats 'on current polities
hu earned tor It the reje.-t and colifl Uneo of all im-
partUI rea len, and the ysriety excellence of its
literarr euutents, which include serial and short
etories by the best and most popalar writers, fit it for
the perusal of people of the widest range oi tastes
and pursuiia. Supplements aro frequeatly proyuled,
and no expense is sare! to brin; tbe highest order
of artistic ability t? beampon the illustration of tbs
chanijeful phases of home and foreijrn history. Anew
work of Action from the pen of William Dean How
ells, and one Capt Chatlcs Kin?, will be amonjr the
leading features of the Week'y for IBS9.
T Xt A...... T XT !
for the Oregon Pacific railroad company
at this city, died nt his home in the Third
ward latt Thursday at the age of 43. Mr,
Adulr had been troubled with a lung affec
tion for several years; but was not taken
down (crlouiily until Tuesday evening,
from which time he gradually failed until
hl death. The deceased was a man highly
esteemed for bis pure life nnd Chrlmlan
con Juct lie was a member pi the Con
gregational church and led the choir here
for some time. lie leaves ft wife and
t'augbtcr. InhUdcath his family loe a
loving and kind husband and father and
the city a good ctllxen.
Mr. Adair was a member of the G. A. R.
and I. O. O. F. In each of w hich he was in
good standing;
1'enhtr atfh Koo Tetitlcton has clec
lignts on its streets; but they are incandes
cent, and as a result the 11. O. says: The
"The dense fog of the pant few idghts rend
crs the Incandescent street lamps uclcs
and a pedestrian without a lantern stands a
good show of bringing up against the trees
which grow In the middls of the sidewalk
In numerous places, or eUc falling into one
of the numerous pits and holes which adorn
the streets." Albany arc lights, though,
penetrate the densest fogs and shoot out
blocks upon blocks. Our str?el are well
lighted and nothing approaches the arc
light for the purpose.
Teacher's Examination, The follow
ing teachers were examined at the public
examination lat week, all of whom ob
talncd ccttlficatc : O L Sutherland, T
Trulove, S I Paul, J E Whitney, S A New.
bury, A L Compton, F W Power, Chas.
Rowland, KF Swope.J C Hardin, J A
Coldrcn, W C Rtggs, H Robe, J 8 Van
Winkle, Ed Klr,1 II Van Winkle, Eva
Rasselt. J A BHveu, Amelia Senders, Min
nie McFarland, Nora Cornell and II II
Gidney. There were one flr5t grade, thir
teen second and eight third grade certifi
cates granted.
Moody. Moody is now in Walla Walla,
holding immense meetings. It would do
no harm for Albany people to corrcpond
with a view to getting him. There is only
one Moody in the world and Albany peo
ple should be willing to pay something for
he sake of having him here. Wc need a
little excitement, not necessarily as much
as in Walla Walla, where "wlih many it
approaches frenzy, some hardly slopping
long enough to eat their meaU. " People in
going to the meeting almost run. Men
holding the hands of women fairly drag
them along."
Lebanon. The new M. E. Church will
1 be dedicated on December 30th, and the
services will be conducted by the I'rerid
log Elder and President Vanscoy of the
Willamette University The eightieth
birthday of John Settle wa celebrated lat
Sunday Uie i. A. K. rot have elect
ed the following officer : F M Miller.Com
inandcr ; George Sylvester, Sr., V C ; TA
Swan, Jr., V C : I Saltmarsh.C urgeon ; J
M Itudlcr.O of I ; M ilcckman.Chaplain;
Z T Bryant, Q M ; T Alley, O of G.
At Monrok The rumor that there is
a case of small pox near Monroe is con
firmed. Mr. Samuel brought tbe word
I that a young man a few day since return-
! ed from Portland tor tht community and
attended a dance somewhere above Mon
roe. He broke out with thedUeasepn the
I evening of the dance. If this is true.there
, is almost sure to be other crses. Benton
leader.
Row at Mill Cirv. MChas Henline,
constable for Ilorcb precinct, brought
Scott to the city yesterday to enable him to
procure bonds in the sum of $1600 to await
the action of the grand jury under two
charges one an assault with intent td kill
Mart Smith, and the other ft charge of
threatening the life of John A. Shaw.
ueorge is not a bad man it he would let
whisky alone, but when thoroughly satur
ated he let his temper get away with him."
SlatettiMn.
Incorporated. The Brownsville Woolen
Manufacturing Co., of North Brownsville,
Linn couoty, to-day filed articles of in cor
poratioa with the Secretary of State. Tbe
amount of stock is (2.), 000, divided into fifty
share. I P Galbraith. F F Craft and M
Moyer are the incorporators.--otmaf. This
means that the old troanio has been settled
aid the mill will probably not be sold on the
ZOih as 10 ten tied.
Evidently Bl'tei. I low would you
like to be the editor of a Ilarnev Valley
paper. Here is what, one of them ay
"Estimate of the httftl popular vote is gen
erally mentioned by exchange, but given
in none we sit on the tripod 150 mile
from a teleeranh pole, with only 15 cent
in our pocket, O in the cash drawer, and
wait."
A Deadly Spring. Near to the soda
springs of A&hland, Or., there in spring
which emit a gas so poisonous a to kill
whatever may breathe it.and it is eaid that
there I almost constantly a ring 01 oiras,
snakes, lizards and small deer lying dead
about it.
A Highbinder. A subscriber want to
know what a Chinese highbinder i. Well
a nearly as we can get at it, he is a black
mailer from "wa back," and if j'ou don'
pay tribute, eooJ by to vour pulse beats
HiBPm PZRI03I01LV
Per l'car i.
HARI'ER'3 WEEKLY. .
4 00
...... 4 00
HARPER'S YOUSa PEOPLE . 2 00
Postage free to all subscriber $ in the U nited
Stales, Canada or Mexico.
A Farmer Roiuieo. The preent sys
tem and practice of assessment is consider
able of 11 wholesale robbery. In Multno
mah county the assessment 1 test than one-
half what it should be. By fictitious In
debtedness and other mean the itate U
robbed of several thousand dollar in taxe
which the farmer of the country ore pay
incr. In Marlon county tbl year the re
duction in the, iiMcssincnt w large, the
total assessment, we are informed, being
considerably less than In Linn county,
wnercas it should be at least $-,000,000
more, and Linn county has to pay ft great
er state tax on account of it The present
levy of 4 'mill would have been only 3
mill but for assessment robbery like this.
All of this extra tax come out of the pock
et of the masse through the country.
The next state legislature might do well
to investigate our present system ot taxa
tion and do something- to equalize matters.
When men worth $100,000 pay taxes on
omy S5000 to 9)io,ooo, while the noncn
mae pay on at leakt two-third of their
weaiin. there 1 stronir evidence that
there Is something rotten in Denmark and
uregon too.
The Figure. In corroboration of the
remark made Friday In reference to
robbery in our assessment system are the
exact figures in Marion and Linn county
assessment. Here they are 1 Linn coun
ty. $5,454,957 5 Marlon, $4,415-45- State
tai for iSSo. Linn county. $ 10.18.1 -u
Marlon count v, $16,337.18. The assess
ment in that county, baked simply on
Linn s should be nearly $7,000,000, That
county alone will be seen thus to rob the
State annually out of about $12,000. Linn
is considerably the heaviest tax payer In
the State except Multnomah county. Eith
er thU county i much wealthier, which it
not the case, than Marion, or else we are
too honet or they are ft peck of rascal.
jsow wh.c'i i the cac.
Tried to Stand Him I.' Friday even
ing about 6:30 Johnny Hail wa going
home along Ferry Street, on hi Colti-nbla
bicycle, when a man stepped In fror.t of him
near the ditch, nlcd hi hand and ald.
Stop, I want your money, Instead of
topping, Johnny added steam to hi ma
chine, and the man, rather than be run
over, got out of the way, and the bicyclist ;
ped rapidly past followed by ft volley of
oaths. When out of the man' way Johnny
turned and asked the would be slander up
how much he wanted, ihese men are nat
urally coward ; but once in awhile they
strike a person who compile wiin their re
quest rather than run any risks. The agent
of bicycles say the moral in this case 1 to
alwavt ride ftCoIumbia
A DiTiNGtiiieo Lady Mr. Henry
Stockbridge, of Biltlmor, Maryland, N In
he city visiting her niece, Mr. Judge. W,
Lor J, say the SJaUimj. She I on her
way home from an extended lour in Japan,
from whence the wrote a series of letter
descriptive of the land of the Mikado, its
custom and manners, for the Baltimore
American. These letters, which have been
widely read all over the United State and
copied by many leading papers, Itave plac
ed .Mr aiockbruge in the first rank o
American newspa-x-r correspondent. She
i the wife of one of the ablest member of
the bar in Maryland and the mother of
Henry Stock bridge. Jr.. Coneressman-elect
from the fourth Maryland district, com-
prilng Baltimore citv. - ,
'Albany at her city oltctiun Monday east
75 vote. In April Kogent cast 4S vote
ni tbe city election. We are tifkd that
tbe increase in Fugene since tbt time woo Id
bow a lareer votinz population than Al
bany. Eugene Guard.
I ho vote cast waa 490, probably 3 lest
than in June, owing to the fact that our citi
zens did not tain out. The population of
Albany ha increased several hundred during
tbe last year; yet the vote cut waa sbout 1 5
esa than that of tbe city election of Dee
1887. Albany' populxtioa is fully 500 more
than Eugene City'.
Another Railroad. A railroad I
contemplated from Astoria to Yaquina
Bay. By and bye there will be a "feeder"
from this city to Crcsent City and from
there to Tillamook and toon via Astoria to
Portland. Such athirgi not impossible. -
Grant's Pas Courier. ' We also understand
one is to be built from Salem to the moon
Anybody can build railroad on paper, and
a project to build one from Astoria to Al
bany after going the rounds of several ex
changes would be sure to reach from Coo
Bay to tbe Sandwich Islands.
ObficialVote The official count of
the vole for city officers show J N Hoff
man' plurality for Marshal to be 40 ; W
A Humphrey' plurality fo-Treasurer, 7
for Councilmen, F M French, First ward.
13 : C ti Burkhart, Second ward,38 ; L W
Deyoe, Third ward, 1. For restraining the
cows from running at large, bo,a follows
Yc, 2i3 ; no, 158. There were 480 vote
cast.
Shooting Affray. Last Sunday on
the lower Siuslaw W II Harrington shot
and perhaps fatally wounded Frank Rot
lints. At a preliminary examination before
Justice Mills, held there on Monday, Geo
.vi Miner acting as attorney for the state.
Harrington "was bound over.nnd ent to Eu
gene and delivered to Sheriff Sloan on
Thursday and Is now in jail, wherche was
committed without bond. -Eugene Journal,
THE MAN ABOUT TOWN
The Man About Town would like to see
every last newspaper In Oregon dip it
pen In gkul, or something elte that' bitter,
nd attack the pretent cment ytem
In Oregon. Thing would haye to move
then, and our legislature might possibly
think It had task before It.
1 '
Somebody' bovine pastured In the M.
A. T yard last night ; squeezed In be
tween some picket where the fence wa
being repaired, nd helped herself to cab
bage ttalka, myrtle leave and chryan
thetnum. No wonder we want the cows to
go. A respect for even the precnt ordin
ance would fix thUbcatt.
1 . ;.:
The M. A. T- ha just read that a wealthy
lady of N, Y. ha discarded the customary
kr.lfe and fork from the table and ubt
tuted In the place of these necessary din
ing implement fanciful dagger and mln
lature aword, enriched with jewel nnd
fine art work. Nevertheless a potato I a
potato, and good, plain food with clean
knive and fork is good enough for the
M. A. T. whose jewel consist of flesh and
bone.
8
The lat Hem remind us that some peo
ple are getting a crazy a they were dur
ing the famous tulip craze narrated by Ad
d!on In hi Spectator. Chryanthnum
are now on top. One sold a few day ago
in New York City for $150, and a new
Connecticut variety ha just been named
after Mrs. Harrison, who acknowledge the
compliment expressing much gratitude..
Really we do like to ee the wealthy
throw their money around'carelessly j but
such thing a these would make a court
fool of the time of Edward I look glum.
vV bear, 73 cent.
New fail good at Bead'a.
See tboM sew jersiea ai W. F. Head'.
Nw ribbo all shade and ty!ei at Read's
Alt tinea of Wya kilt suits at W. F
Read , ,
Fine Use of bread kneading mm at G ,W
8ith'.;
Another lot of II all cbeete at Browse!! &
SUoard'a.
A largo atock of liftieg force bump at G
W Smith'..
Good at cost at M. J. MosteitbV, at the
old Young store.
Go to A. B, Mellwata's and ask to s
those d suit for men.
In a calm every man is pilot In dry
S) m i aa
good tv. r. Kaa u leaner.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF DEMOCRATIC
VETERANS.
(For the Democrat.)
A telegram from Springfield,!)!., under
date of 22nd ult., ay General John M.
Palmer had resigned from Stephenton
Post, No. 30,' G. A. R., alleging the viola,
tlon of the Constitution ar.d Ritual and
charging that the order had been perverted
to political purpose. Adjutant General
Koontz of Indiana I In correspondence
with democrat al! over hi state, and in
Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois and other
states, and active steps are being taken to
ward the formation of a National Associa
tion of Democratic Veterans. Genera'
Koontz declares the Grand Army of the
Republic to be an order only non-political
In name. Whilst we are sincere In believ
ing the I. O. O. F. and Square and Com
pass to be order to which any of u can
become member with pride, knowing that
n the lodge room of these secret orders
(political discussion are not permitted ;
yet we have publicly said during the heat
of the recent campaign '.hat the G. A. R.
was drifting Into politic, and if Ifarriton
wa elected it would do it on the ground
that President Cleveland had used such
men as Lamar and Garland in hi Cabinet
formation. Our prophecy ha been verified
and now we smile a we see the disintegra
tlon of the G. A. R for when the demo
crats are out of it, the small balance will be
no figure at all in National election. The
old Roman often remarked in his campaign
speeches that 2,000,000 democrat assisted
in the liberation of the negro,and with that
for a basis We can safely say in a very short
time General Warner will have very few
G. A. R. men in hi command. We hail
with delight any order for tbe advance
ment of man, socially, mentally or physi
cally, bat we condemn any for their dcgra
dalkwi by dictating to them tbe manner in
which tliey are to use their franchise.
Albany, Dec 3rd, 1888.
Young Democracy.
A Brownsville subscriber write tok
what Cleveland' plurality over; Harrison
I In this county. lie - says , republicans
claim it at 3o,whl!e the official vote a pub
lished In the Democrat snowed 38. There
1 no such thing In fact as popular plu
rality for president. Votes are not cast
for president bat for elector whose duty it
U, if elected, to elect a president. Each
state elects as many elector a it has Sen
ator and Representative In Congress.
If yoa want to ssve from 10 to 25 per cent I Therefore Oregon elected three. The vote
In Linn county was just a published In the
I)EMocRAT,wnlch I a follow : Effinger,
democrat, 1642 ; Bilyeu, democrat, 1633 ;
Sklpworth, democrat, 1641. Fulton.rcpub
lican, 1603 ; McLean, republican, 1603 ;
Kapus, republican, 1604. If our friend will
figure a little he will find the following plu
ralities on electors : Effinger over Fulton
39, over McLean 39, over Kapus 38. Bil
yeu over Fulton 30, over McLean 30, over
t. CM. f ,1. iQ
All tbe latest novelties is millinery good V " c - J ' ,
at E at.d C Howard . Call and s4 tbtm, I McLean 38, over Kapus 37. The way In
no trouble to stow good. 1 which au newspaper ana politician ngurc
The bee of Pacifio and Itovsl Amanda at I out majorities and pluralities on candidates
u w smith s 1 a urge one. These are among
by your good of W. F Read.
Sis ibave fur a dollar and a clean towel to
very customer, t Tbos. Jones."
Bay year tickets through to the E it
W L JeUr and save fare to Portland.
A enmplfte line of beating and parlor stoves
at U W 8milb',-BO better in the valley.
Tbe peat place to buy men's onder
wear in the state is at A. B. Mel I wain's.
W. F. Read esa and will sell dry goods
ebesuer tbaa any boose in Albany. Cail and
see for yourself.
THE DEMOCRAT
Is lho best
Advertising aediuoi
Io lho Central
Willamette Valley.
W . F. READ,
FI0ST ST
ALBANY, GHEGOfJ
1 The Leading Cash Dry Goods House of Albany.
fV?- BX7XT C. M. II EN DERSONACOS '
fmiys0 V C&BPJUI0 B0CT3 & SHC3 T
.'i As5i41-" ' '
iniminTi iiiroi --i rn.-..m,fmma ,'T't"n';-rSrW'f-1'
". at eiving ray fU atcck ccd I can give my cofctcoiers bclferlar
gaios tban ever waa offered in Albany.
Oor atcct is ccmpleie ccd 1 ropefe to krrp t it tp fo ll fttst Jrr,
add all Ibo new novelties as fast as tlej are in Ibe ftafket.
rlall
tbs best eook stoves made. See tbem.
Goods sot sold for lea than cost, goods not
given away. Dot frond honest goods sold at
reasonable prontat w. . uiu
Julias Grsdwohl is now makinir a sdscUI-
ty of erockery. fancy goods sod silvee ware.
of which be carries a Urge and select stock.
Hi silver ware u 1S47 Roeer Bros, bis stotk
of crockery is tbe beat in the market and bis
line of dolls and children s play things geotr
ally is complete, Hia price are tbe lowet t
on the coast.
Resolution of Coadolenee.
Hall of McPherson Post No . G. A. R.,
Dcp'tof Oregon. Albany, Dec-Sth, 1SS8.
Again we are called upon to mourn the
lost of a member of this Post. God in His
infinite wisdom ha een proper to remove
from our midst, our dearly beloved Brother
Fred Muller : to thv will we humbly bow.
Bro. Muller wa a useful member of
this Post, an honored and respected citizen,
a genial compainlon, a loving husband, and
one who will be sadly missed by all.
The Post begs to offer the follow ng
resolutions of respect and condolence :
Resolved, That we truly sympathize with
the bereaved wife (and sen) and relatives
of our departed Brother.
Resolved, Further : that a cooy of this
preamble and resolution be tendered to
the family of the deceased, also a copy be
furnished each of the daily papers, with
request to puitsn the same.
W. C. Cassell, ,
A. B. Woonix,
k. M. Vunk.
for president Is to take the two opposing
electors receiving the highest number of
votes andtake their difference as the ma
jority or plurality. Taking the vote of
Mr. Effinger, the democrat who received
the highest vote.and Mr. Kapus,tho repub
lican receiving the highest vote on their
respective sides, and we find tbe difference
to be 38,which is Cleveland's plurality over
Harrison In Linn county. ThU I the way
in which the Ortgonta found HarrrWon's
majority in the state to be 6769.
Would call (jcial attention to tbe following Hoes
Dress Goods,Pliislies,Vclve(s,lIosiery
Jersics, Gents' Furnishing
Goods, Blankets, Boots -and
Shoes.
AllIatk is a iLcrcuhjuBlcclion cf s'o.k.
PRODUCEiTAKEH IN EXCKAfiXE FOR GOODS.
Mail orders promptly atleiHeJ to.
W I. HEAD,
Gen. Hovey whom the republicans elect
ed governor of Indiana, speaking of tbe
cause of the defeat of Cleveland says: UI
know, positively, that if all the democratic 1
soldiers in Indiana had voted for Clevelan
he would have carried the state casit
And my correspondence with the grand
army posts in New York leads me to be
lieve that more than enough democratic
soldiers in New York voted for the repub
can ticket to defeat Cleveland. New York 1
is democratic; there is no doubt abouUhat,
and so far as the tariff is concerned, I am !
convinced thut the democrat gained on
that Ittue In Indiana." This is a remark
able confession to be made by a leading re
publican in Indiana, and one who is k
principal benencary ol republican success
in that state, This statement is a virtual
confession that the grand army of the re
public was used, as has been alleged, both
In New York and Indianna to promote the 1
success of the republican party.
sssssk, . ' in'
mot dats.N
Qawuuw not 10
Mcknight Bros.,
Tallman; Or.
I Big O bas given on.ver-
1 sal satlsfacttoa In tbe
cure of Gonorrhoea and
i Gleet. I prescribe Hand
feel safe in recommend.
In it to all sufferers,
K.J. ST0EB, M.D.,
Decatur, III.
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T.ak. Denver. Finest ecodd-claa car
mxlKsrarua diiiv. Buy your tickets of me
aud sav your fare to Portland. , I am the
onlv norson in Albany that cau sell you a
ticket from Albany direct to any point tin
the United States, Call on me for rate.
W. L. Jester,
, AgDt S. P.
jj NT sal? k? It
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ill be son t by mail, postpaid, oc receipt of 81 each,
Remittances should bemido by PwloOlje Money
Order or Draft, to avoid cbanci of loss. -
Newspapers are not to copy this advertisement
without the express order of Harper and Brothers,
Address : IIAKPEB and BROTHERS,
H w Toik,
- 0, K. I aim Shop.
House and Carriage Painters,
Decorators and Paper Hangers
Piano Varnishing.
AU work guaranteed. -
YASSALLO & THOMPSON.
- (Successors to Heory'Sueicns.)
Burned. Albany merchant have just
had to pay 85 cent per hundred pound
for freight from San Francisco by way of
the Of R. & N. By way of tbe O. P. the
same freight is brought for 26 cent. Isn't
thU sort of outrageous ?
Gilliam County. The weather in this
section is fine. Farmer are ail through
fall seeding and are all vtry busy plowing.
The grass is cxc?edingly short and the
prospect is not encouraging to mock men.
Ail that have any pasture or feed enough
to winter their stock arc gathering their
herds in so that they can be fed In storm.
Farmers feel hopeful for a good wheat crop
next year. - R.
A Defeated Man. Some people can't
realize defeat when they feel it descending
over them. Thus it waa that Jasper Minto
became entangled in a quarrel on the eve
of election day with Robert Ford, The
Tao aooeared before the recorder yeRter
rlav and left $ and costs. His offence was
. . J . . 1 . . I U . 1 ! I I f
disorderly conauci. iveianuuntr nc nau
Ford arrested on uie same cnarge. oaiem
Journal. "
More S. P. -"Judge Shaw wa yester
day informed by Squire Poujade, quaran
tine officer at St. Louis, that two new cases
, of smallpox had developed in the family of
Amadl LaChapelle. The afflicted ones are
nephews of Mr. LaChapelle and as yet
have but light auaci. ine quarantine
continues to be strictly enforced and the
disease will be confined to one tamuy,
Salem Journal. ,
Annual Election. The annual elec"
iion 01 omcer 01 rescue 11. x l.. wo. was
held ast Friday resulting as follows
Presldent,TJ Overman ; Recording Secre
tary .George Keeney ; Financial Secretary,
11 v Merrill 5 treasurer, n, L, powr ;
foreman, k, u Parker : 1st Assistant. Ar
chle Ulaekburn ; and Assistant. Quincey
rropst ; 1 merman, u 11 Irvine. :
A Cute Trick. A vcrv nl-.e little trick
for a small children's party, which a Dem
ocrat man saw practiced a few deys ago,
is to place some small China dolls in
small cake. The astonishment displayed
when they bite into them is ereater than
that displaced by an old maid on being
proposed to. Ary u.
Save Us, While guarding against the
smallpox something should be done to pre
vent the Braden-Underwoodcomblnation
from exhibiting in Albany. They are now
giving an eight day debate in Eugene
i.ltj'.
Christmas Coming While hunting for
holiday present do not fail to call at Will
& Starks and examine their fine stock of
goods.con'.istlng of gold and silver watches,
chains, fobs, earrings, breastpins and jew-
l -.. 1 1 A I V - .11.... ......
I KtllVIUIIJ. &IBVF D1ITC1 I'lUtCU n.ib.
clock, etc. There are no more suitable
presents in the market. . '
For weak and delicate women nothiag
builds up the entire system more thoroughly
and effectually than Oregon Kidney Tea. It
is especially adapted to disease peculiar to
the sex, I pleasant to take and in every in
etaac prove of great value. Oregon Kid
ney ja is composea of herbs found in ure
gon, is put up in ne tin boxes, and can te
prepared fresh by simply steeping in bot wa
ter. It contains no mineral substance what
ever, is pleasant to take and neyer faili to
cure kidney or nriuary trouble.
A few days ago Mrs! Sadie Walter, the
wife of a traveling salesman for a Chicago
house was sent to ; the Insane Asylumn
having become Insane, through the exees
sive use of cigarettes. They ore useless
things and should alwaj-s be discarded.
Highland, Clackamas conuly.Or, March 0.
I have suffered with a disetaj f the kid
neys for 6 or 7 years and for the last two
months hay been laid up with a pain in my
bask. A frieud sent me a sample of tbe Ore
gon Kidney Tea, and having used it one
week I can do a good day's work. I bave
derived more benefit from it than fromalitbe
medioines I bave ever taken.
J. Q. Newbill,
Gen. Harrison once said in a 6 peed h in
the senate: WI am modest in discussing
these constitutional questions, because my
practice has not been of that kind, and
have not been bronghtjoften in contact with
such questions. I am not u eosstilutiona
lawyer." v "
That learning which thou gettestby thy
own observation nnd experience is far be
yond that which thou gettest by precept;
as the knowledge of a traveler exceeds that
which is got by reading,
Possesses many Important Advantages over all
. other prepared Foods. rnff
BABIES CRY FOR ITi
MAUDS RELISH IT.
Makes Plump, Laughing, Healthy Babies.
Regulates tho Stomaoh and Bowrsls.
Bold by Druggists, 83c, 50c, 91.00.
WELLS, RICHUBDSOM I CO., BaimmMT.
r Baby Portraits.
A Portfolio of beautiful baby' portraits, printed
on fine plate paper by patent pboto process, sent
free to Mothor of any Baby born within a year.
Kvery Mother wants these pictures ; send at once.
Give Baby's name and ago. r - "
.WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Props., Burlington, Vb
l.a.9 C?b JL. tm
11 caiiy u.&sfjfcr
ITU -KiTk-r
linMBIIDilvtS
Superior 1
IN . j
Strength,
Fastness,
Beauty, I
and -:
Simplicity
U.mniivl in ri)nr mnrtt Vfmdn than U1V Other
dyes ever made, and to give mora brilliant and
durable colors. Ask for the Diamond, and tak.3
no other. 36 colore ; 10 ccnta each. L
WELLS, RICHARDSON A CO., Burlington, t.
For Gilding or Brociing Fancy Articles, USB
DIAMOND PAINTS. '.
Gold, SUvor, Bronsa, Copper, Only 10 Cents.
Knowledge and wisdom, far from being 1
one, have ofttimes no cormection.i Know
ledge dwells in heads replete with thought
of other men : wisdom in minds- attentive
to their own.
Renews Her . -.
Mrs, Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
Co., Iowa, tells tbe following remarkable
story, the truth of which is -vouched for
by tbe residents of tbe town : "I am 7S
years old, have been troubled with kid
ney complaint and lameness for many
vears : crrald sot dress myself without
the United States will be V help. Tow I am free from all - pain and
soreness, and am able to do all my own
housework. I owe my thanks to Eleotrio
Bitters for having renewed my youth.and
removed completely all disease and pain,"
Try a bottle, only 6O0. at Foshay and Ma
An Old Chestnut. The Democrat
is prepared to wager its rubber tyinpan
that just four months after the inaugura
Hon of President Harrison every last na
uonal bank In
closed.
Doctor Tack; "How's this on the sick
list?" Algy : Ya-as,Weally, I cawn't stand
' this wild life! Thwee cigawettes andaglas
j of wine lawst night, and had to get up this 1
morning before 9. I must weform."
Palpitation of the Heart.
Persons who sutler from occasional paT-4 BOu Drag Store.
pitauou 01 luo ueurb isro ui wiu uuswsre
that they are tbe victims of heart dinease,
and are liable to die without warning.
They should banish this alarming symp
fom, and cure the disease by using D r.
Flint's Remedy. Mack Drug Co., N, Y,
Children Cry for; Pitchefc Cactorfa
A floe line of holiday goods for our crook
try department and malted very low in
price ' .
Wallace & T? hompsos
,If thou neglecteth thy love to thy neigh
bor, In vain thou professest thy love to
God; for by thy love to God, the love to
thy neighbor is begotten, and by the love
to thy nelghbor.thy love to God is nourish
ed. ,.-.
1 1-.f ... '
We will sell oa groceries cheaper than
any store in town.
. JbROWKELL S DTANABD.
1LBA5I collesjate institute
ALBANY, OREGON.
- 18SS, 1889.
First Term Opens aepiember 1Kb, 1888.
A full corps of Instructors,
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
CCWKEECIAL AND NORMAL
CLASSES.
E Courses of rtudy arranged, to meet tl?r
need of all grades of students.
S fecial inducements offered to students
; from abroad. "
1 Tuition ran res from 15.50 to f 13,50.
Roird in Drivate families at low rates.
Rooms lor eelf-boarding at small expense.
A careful supervision exercised over Btu
nfa nviu from homo. Fall term onens
Sentember 7th. For circulars and full
particulars address the: President.
LEY, ELEEET N. COSDIT.
Albany,,Oreson
ACADEMY
OF
Oar Lady cf Perpetual Help.
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
Conducted by the Sisters or fct, ueneaict.
This Academy is incorporated and au
thorized by the State to confer academic
honors.
BDAIDIXQ BCaoOL FSB TERM.
Board and tuition. $40.00
Music, lnsrtumeutal, theoretical and
vocal with useof pianoand organ 15.00
(3uilar , ......... 12.00
Zlthern..... - 12 00
Drawiug and painting 8.00
Fancy work and mending free to
boarders, " .
Tuition In seleat day school raDges from
15 to $10.
j Normal Instruction of aspirants for
teacher's certificates a specialty. .
Graduating fm, $10.
Children Cry for; vPitchcr'sCaotorla;
For further p irtlculars
Academy,
apply at the