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VOL. XXI Ya
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH J 5, 1881).
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Albany
IRONWORKS,
Mnufeturtr.i of,
STEAM ENSINES, CRIST AND SAW
MILL MACHINERY, IHQM FRONTS,
AND ALL KIHDS OF HEAYY
AND LIuHT :WU, IN
MHOM AND CRASS
CASTINGS.
poolal attention ptid to r;lrlng all
kind of machinery.
Patterns Made on Short Notice,
Conrad Meyer.
ritOPKlKTr J OK.
STAR BAKintY,
Cnmsr BroaiaMa ani First Sts.,
.-DEALER lSf
Caaaeel rrattte. C"1 M el,
(atswewstre. lMniire,
Irlt4 FrstlU. Vegetable.
Tse Cl-ra.
Cr, ,
Code. Te.
Etc., Ct..
In fa ev-wythln tbt. I kopi I sen
rJ variety and rrocry .tore, IIIgheM
market prioe paid for
ALL ICUIDS OF PHODUCE.
" 0,000.000 triX'.
kwiuvy mm
Fersn's Seeds
n. m rr.nnr ro .m
' la Mrtil.
' i ' u k ......
si. vv a
4 VVf? CHJA
, , M.ft,.'f I- rt i w mus
nuut ..Ll .rmt 1. it A.Mn
U. U. FERRY & CO., Uctrt.lt. fttlcJa.
Poultry Wanted.
drew ed,
wanted at the wukuimi t-ecainir vntn-
pany's Store, Albany, Oregon.
All klnda of poultry, alive or
i WUl.oieUe
C. L. GUC.ttttfJ,
Smtow C E. W. Lnfdo.
Di'ALKR IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES
CHEMICALS, BRUSHES,
SO IPS COMBS
ETC.
HOW TO CO EAST.
Go'Eaat via Mount Stakt(Coate. Kite
cliinat. end Mattery ai all times of th year.
Sea Mooot Shasta, Sacramaoto, OfArn, Salt
Laka, Ltenver. r arX aeoond-ciaaa eaia
adaararaa daily. Br your ticket ui oa
and aava yoar firm to rrtlaad. I am tka
only peraon la Albany that eaa aell yon a
ticket from Albany direct to any oiot in
tha United State. Call ma for ratea. '
W. L. JCtTKU.
Agent 8. P.
IieWeacherj
Who adrUcd Lor juplU to ttwrngthoa
tliclr nitnda ty tlio tmo ot Ayrr'a Ban '
aparllla, apprlatcd tha truth that
bodily lienltU la exntlal to birulal
vigor. For persons of deltcftta and fooMo
consUtutlou, whi'tlicr young or old, till
medlctuo 1 rcmarkaMy Vxnllolul. Ho
urn you get Aj cr'i Soranpctrllta,
" Every aprins nnd fall I take a nam
oerof tHitlU-of Ayer'a t$raarlllmand
am ifroatly lwnotltd." Mra. Jamca If.
luuiiiuau, Stoiiehtun, Maaa.
"I lmvo taken Ayer'a Snrapnrll!i
v!th ctvirt beufllt to my cenernl Ix-Hlth."
MlaaTliiri LC'rerar, l'ulmyra, Mil.
"My dausliter. twelve year ot ge,
hu iillcrd for tlio past your from
General Debility.
A few weoka alnre, wo lep to clvn
ber Ayer'a SamaparUU. lUr tienltlilina
C really Improved." IXt. Harriot 11.
littltlia, bouiU Ckoluwtord, Maaa.
"About a you ago I begnn noting Ayer'a
Prprtlla aa a remedy for ilt-UIUy
nd iiiiral;ta reaulUna from lualurlal
expoaure In l lie army. I waa In a very
bad rondiUon, but aix bottlea of Uia Sae
aaparlUa, with ore axttwai dueea of Ayer'a
1'ilU. liavo creat It tuinruved hit health.
1 am now allo to work, and ftwl that X
rannotaay too much fr your excellent
reuietliea." r. JU i'luKbtUn, BoutU
liolunciu, Me.
My daiiRliter, alxtren yenra old, la
nut nil Ayer'a Baraapartlla with cnod ef
fect." Her. B. J. tirahnm, I' tilted.
Urethren Church, Uuckhanuon,V. Ya.
".I aufforod from
Nervous Prostration,
with lame bock and beaiWlie, and hara
bH-n much benetlted by the u ot Ayer'a
Bunwurilla. I am now HO year of ace.
and am aalUfled that my present health
nd prolonged life are dun to the use ot
Ayer'a KaraaparUla." Lucy MutUtt,
Killingty, Conn.
Mra. Ann II. Far nn worth. a lady T9
yeara old. Bo. Woodntoik, Vt., write :
''After aeveral week' nitTcrlng from
nervous prontratktn, I proetiretl bottlo
ot Ayer a hantaparilla, and tefore I
bad taken half of it iuy usual health
returned."
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
raaraaao ax
Dr. J. C Ayer & Co Lowell, Mats.
rrk.a.1; UkttiM,l. WrU i a boula.
LitnABov. There w a little unplea
ant ne al the chool meeting In the adjoin
ing district north ol town. The belliger
ent both left the mack I battle, bu. were
separated without ft great lo of blood.
Wo undemund that thete wt an attempt
to ue deadly weapon, but Irlcnd Inter
fered and prevented what mlht have
been a yer crlou matter. The dWkulty
wa bet weep Mr. George Ro and J.
Keebler, and originated at the chool meet
ing.... Mr. Blt'ger of Sclo, ha bought
the Llgtet house, on Main atrcet, adjacent
to Mr. Illlyeu' and ha moved Into the
lime. We welcome thl excellent Chria
tlan....The machinery of the aw mill
which wa burned lat week ha been sent
to Albany for repair. The mill will be
temoved to Lebanon and operated this
summer.... Mr. 1. J. Foster and brother
are talking about building a saw mill at
Sweet Home. They wUh the people to
guarantee them f 500, and promise to re
Bv Rah. to Sooaviu.s. Friday a
special train, with R. Kenhlcr on board,
went to Lebanon from Portland. While
tho trailer of the suit with Bill Waiktn
had something to do with It, the principal
purpose it Is reported was to Investigate
the matter ot extending the road to Soda
vllle, a move It Is now confidently believed
will be made this year. Heretofore sur
veyors have been over the route, making
no permanent lines though. The South
ern Pacific, It Is tlKuiKht,has In view a plan
tor booming that place a the summer re
sort ot this end ot Its road. This would
bdng lots of money Into the treasury at a
smalt additional cost. Sodavllla Is mag.
Ot'K STItLKT 11AM.WAY.
Arrangements are being maJe for work
on the street railway at as early diy as
possible, and cars will be running almost
before we arc aware ot it. Considerable
Inquiry has been made at to tho nature ot
the articles ot incorporation, hence we pub
lish them in full! ,
We, EI Lannlng, A llackteman, 0 P
Simpson, W K Read, W li Ooltra, M
.Sternberg, W C Twedale, 8 15 Young, A
IS Mcllwsln and Cha E Wetvej-ton, the
undersigned, ciltxens and residents of the
city ot Albany in Linn County, S'.ate of
Oregon, for the purpose of tormina- and
creating a corporation under and by vir
tue of the general laws of Uregon, do here
by make, execute and subscribe the follow-
in triplicate,
nlfkently located tor the purpose, lis soda
water Is ursurpatsed and the surroundings Itig articles of Incorporation
fine. Dr.iilll I preparing a grove on ins i town:
place, one of the I inert nine 'ewnv. r , ARTICLE I.
puuuc para, tnu inins vi .....
acres for an addition to the clty.and many
Thev are the pro.
Home grist mill.
nsv esi h subucrlotlon In lumber at St less I other linnravements are belns made. Al
. . . . . - ' i .. irt . . M I . . . . . ,. 7.a .- .tin
ready lana lias oeen spoaon r iur
em business purposes, cuiuingBm wii io
extension of the road,wh!ch when done will
make a city ot Sedavllle ot several hun
dred population Inside ft year, It will be
to the Interest ot Albany business men to
help the movement on.
II
A New Grocery Qiscovefed
that the eusiom price.
prictors of lite Sweet
YrVM
A Lit r La 8acasm.- Some paper try
to see how sarcastic they can be. An As
toria naner that wa tickled from the first
announcement' of the wreck ot the Ya
qulna Bay, says: "The wreck of the Ya
qulna City at Yaqulna ha Ailed up with
sand, and will probably lie In her present
position until Gabriel begins his cornet
solo. There was something humiliating 1
i about the business, when this fine steamer
was engaged in carrying Jong horned Tex
as cattle from the mouth ot the R to Grande
across the Gulf ot Mexico to Florida, but
even tht was netter than coming west to
repose In the sand of a poor seaport, as a
monument to the stupidity ot her owners."
Why Rkmovcii. A great deal has been
said about Agent Coffey'a removal from
the Umatilla Agency. Here is Mr. C.s
version of the affair given a Salem paper :
"Bartholemew Coffey, who was so sum
marily deposed from the Umatilla Indian
Agency recently, is In the city and still
wears a cheerful smile for hi old SaWm
acquaintances. Mr. Coffey says he waa re
moved without me sugntcsr. tusi cause oy
Inspector Saunders who was only a few
months In the service and who did not
-AT
Strong' on! corner, oppodto Stewart
fecx, First Mreet, Aloiy, O
A full line of
FRESH CROCERIES,
CACHED GOODS,
DRIED FRUITS, ETC.
Quick sales ani small profit.." "Live
and let live," la our motto. Pleas call
nd examine onr goo I. aol get prloee.
atisfuctiou guaranteed. .
Produce Taken in Exchange,
Very Respectfully,
BARD (J E & UNDERWOOD.
I'ABY
CARRIAGES
AT
STEWART SOXS
JOHFi BRICCS,
FLORIST,
AL3AMT OSES
Robe a Specialty.
Cemetery Jots planted a ad attended o.
Requirements of a Stenographer.
Tfl Succeed as a stenographer, ore most b
I U eantte la aborthsiul. skilled la type
wrlUaa. avad prasiss, a) eampetsat eor
veaptHMlesit. In the Shorthand Department of the
-PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLECt
THoaouaM TIVK3MIMO in shorthand, daily eiwcncja
in type-writing, camcfui msTnocTKM in petiman
shipand abumoaht dwu in correspondence amply
qualify atadenukir positions aiu-ays open te those
hilly prcpucd le Sll Ihem. Scud Iur catalogue.
A. f. ABMSTBoaw, Fain, fun t land, oskgo.
r.HLLER BROS.,
DEALERS IX
FieW, Tegeta!)l8 ani Flower Seeds,
EEE AND POULTRY SUPPLIES,
Cardea Tools, Fertilizers, Etc., Etc,
209 Second Street, bet. Ralrnoo aud Taylor,
JORTLA0. ORE00V.
pfitni tot oat catalogae.
JULIUS JOSEPH,
Manufacturer l Cigars
ANT DC A LK f IV
FlilE IMPORTED AND KEY WEST
The corporate name assumed by this In
corporation and by which It shall be known
and designated I and shall be the Albany
Street Railway Company ot Albany, Oregon.
ARTICLE II.
The enterprise, business, pursuit snd ot
cupatlon in whloh this corporation proposes
to engage is to construct, equip, maintain
and operate a street tall way upon any and
all streets within the corporate limits, now
established or that may hereafter be es
tablished, ot the city of Albany in Linn
county, state of Oregon, either by horse
power, moter, steam or any otner power
that may 'be convenient or necessary to be
ued in operating the tame, together with
all rolling stock, depots, stables, station,
Dikr. Considerable Inqury being made j
in reference to the changes made by the
last Legislature !n the game law, apply
ing to deer, we give the following ynop-
ls t "It I made misdemeanor to hunt,
kill or pursue any deer or elk at any time,
between the 1st 'day ot November and the
1st day of August. Also to sell or destroy I twuches, turnouts and all appliance, rights.
deer or elk at any time tor the purpose ot I privileges and appurtenances necessary or
obtalnlns their hide, horns or hams. Also convenient for the purposes of successfully
- K..i v.- . .ude- maintaining and operating saw raiiwav.
...... a.v - i to take and receive, have hold and en
meanor, who shall sell, or offer for sale, or 1 :0y franchises and privileges and to aell,
transport, or carry for the purpose of bar-1 convey and dlapose ot the same or any
ter or sale or exchange, the hldeor skin of l" wereoi. -
j iu u .h.ti ..tte off.einel To carry, transport and transfer persons,
sale or have In hi pcswsslon, or buy, or rwt. .mfrthnJ'e' itok nd
offer to buy any elk or deer during the U freight of whatsoever kind and descrip
time above specified frwm November ist to r ? ' nlU
... t;.n a nmueution It la made 1 wy. o cnarge, receive ana coitcci
.i . . ...i, . ,.i inr tK sr. I fares, tolls and frelchta for the same.
I'll lilts tiv3 VTtwveivss w & -' . , . . i .
cused to have in hi po-si.sion any deer . porcnase. receive, nave, nom ana en.
or elk. or their hides, when it is unlswful Jr ptnal property ot wnatso
to kill the same. The penalty for viola
tion of the law Is by fine not less than f to
nor more than m or imprisonment in i
HU IICIu niUC fun wvuci
I N vTMi euThe StaJm in glv That Make a Dirt nc.-There Is
Ingsome good advice In reference to the sometning .n .n .u..ow.B.
. n,..i , Astoria. ed uo with t th note and comment column of the Or-
.1 tWa Ihft aawalt. WJttftt aa Sll al)a rftlUmtl. 1 . a. a.1. . I . a a 4.. .11.1
and then cither proceed to build the road -""." " "" - v " i "-a equipment., ouho aon
I . I.i . it.. .IS u fta ak an. I ajaatl Hiot laf ,1 ak J u. in ahaeasi uanas asauiaua as arsa .
or find some company that will. A'M ' 11 ' t, 1T..1 , c.i. 1. I 1 1 .1 .j .ki. perbplciluralbu entirely characteris-
road would cost $1,000,000 It la afe to My r-i necessary or convenient to aueeestf.llv tfcthat Mr. Lemont ShouU deeUne tlie tift.
ever nature and description, and to let,
lease, sell and dispose of the same or any
part thereof. '
10 borrow money, and for that purpose
to execute note of bandto issue and sell
bonds, mortgage and hypothecate Its real
and personal proper! v. it franchises, rights
and privileges or any other property be
longing to sam corporation or any part
thereof.
To build and manufacture Its cars, roll-
Til K COLOKMMK.
Tlut Is nut a "white ninrt'i Government" any
more than it is a blue eyed men's or a red.liair
ed men's Government. ;
It is a Government of, by and for the people
alHhe people, without respect to race, relig
ion, color or previous condition of servitude.
The Constitution miles it so, and back of and
beneath the Constitution is the basic principle
of the Immortal Dcclaiation that "all men are
created equal and endowed by their Creator
with certain unalienable rights." These are
not glittering generalities. They are concrete
truths, embodying the essence of democracy.
But in a government of the people It is the
theory, and in the beginning it was the practice
CLEVELAND OX DEMOCRACY.
In free conversation few day ago
the president expressed some yery earnes
opinions on the outlook of public affairs,
which manifest tha unfaltering courage of
hit convictions and his unshaken faith In
the ultimate right judgment of the Amer
ican people. "I am democrat," he said,
"with all the word implies. I am, more
over, an Intense democrat in that I believe
that the tru" principles of the democratic
party are essential to the highest well-being
of this country." He went on to remove
all potslblo room for doubt of hi meaning
by "true principles of the democratic par
ty." They admit no legislative nursing of
"monopolies, trusts and combines." They
j, f. vnmncf.
.Artiivtlc lftiritinc',
BAHHEBS, SICHS, DESIGNS,
Wood Kugrvlnc and. Mechanical
LETTERING A SPECIALTY,
Rooms f and 0 Foster Block,
tirel? the!' it i)H e at AUn .
ft ftcond-clafta mail matter.
SUBSCRIPTION BATES.
Deliver bv ewier par week
Drawl!, par ymr..,,,,.
ilym tii, par tmn'.h.
RATES FOR WEEKLY,
0. year. In advance ,.,., ... ......
Onsyasr, st end f ym.t.... ...,,,,
tii months, In sdraiKie .
. .f)
that the fittest sliould rule. When Gov. .Lee foter no accumulation of vast wealth by
the few at the cost of steadily augmenting
poverty and misery of the many. "A par
ty that encourages these evil tendencies Is
not worthy to be called a party of the peo
ple," which means Randall's party no less
than Blaine's party; The democratic party
can not fellowship with either. "The dem
ocratic party must be true to itself,whether
In power or not It must keen itself the!
representative of the poor and rich alike,
and maintain solid front against the ruth
less encroachments of combined capita!
J.
HI
LA I
n Mi )
fUuLLi.lf3
said of the Southern States that the white men
should govern, he probably referred less to
color thaa to character. Ha meant that the
intelligenc,the trained capacity and the ability
to govern wisely should control public affair.
These qualities happen to be possessed m in
comparably the larger degree by the while race
at the South. And there is no Northern man
settled in that seel ion to live and to conduct
business who does not agree with Gov. I.ee.
He may think that the governing white mea
should be Republicans, but be stands 00. the
I have bought tlilargest and best stock of
arlLU
GOODS
color line with all the intelligent, Just and which result In dividing our population In- 6V6r bl0Ught tO Albany, ail fj I WOUld rGSpeCtf Lilly
)wuiviKiu,aiiwNwii, r, 1 to tne aonormaiiy ncn onineonenanotna
When the colored man becomes educated I arge multitude, of unprotected and labor
and by ability, interest and training it capable n mtw, on the other."
of Joining Intelligently In the business of govern- These are "words of truth and sober-
ment, be ha Just as much right to a part In It neM The supreme need of the demo-
as the whitest chben. There U no place for a emu- p,rty Is more of thl spirit of true
mete color line in a republic of equal citizens, democracy 1 and the vital need of thecoun-
Ana do not perceive that there is any greater trT j. more Qf such a democratic party,
disposition to draw it at the South titan at the
North. I The Ortg 'utut taking up the long since
exploded claim that the republican party is
the party of great moral It'cas and decency,
says that Rlddieberger's drunken antics
and beastly conduct In the United States
Senate the other day recalls the fact that
the drunkard 0-1 the floor of Congress
have been democrat, and that Riddleberg -
er and Andy Johnson were of democratic
True, In former time these
nvite every one to
siuck.
call and look! through m
KO A LAKY U HAS Till TIME.
, No one connected with the present adminis
t ration hat gained more universal praise than
the President's private secretary, Mr. Lament.
He has been actually a part of the administra
tion, in way thit s private secretary never
was before, at the advUer and representative j antecedents.
of the President He hu raised his office to
one such importance that Congress has voted
to in ere the salary from f, 200 to f $,000 a
year...
Mr, Imont ha bad the rare experience of
two men were democrats, but It was not
until after they had been taken Into full
fellowship In the republican party and glv
en high official positions that they were
guilty of making such Indecent exhibitions
DON'T FORGET
we carry a full line of 0. LI, Henderson & Go's
BOOTS AND SHOES.
The Red School Houso Shoes are the best
in the world.
because Messrs. Albert & Vanduyn have
purchased, for ft little over $100 an acre
land lying southwest from the Salem pas
senger depot and say no land ly lug so near
Albany can be had for the moey. neith
er can land north ot 8alem , or east of It, be
bought for that monev, but the land in
I.. I. ...!. . u.M . h ,1 .Al . n wal.ta.
. ... V. T. . Tl.. tlI I " "" Si-
' f" li.I. .... I. ,k. nmUU
.... . 1 i. iBie ipr kdt wf puw ....
pared oy the State woaru 01 imm.granon A p-f of olher Mt o( M.
- ST t I I . . a.1. . at .a .11
snows tne numoer 01 acresoi iano in mi 1 )em, n j a tingutar fact tnst ocauitiui
of the counties of the State now uncial m- I building spots south of galem. In the red
ed : Denton, 63,800 ; Clack
ClaUo;i,25J,ooo; Columbia, 107.000 ; Coos, Salcm and thc u M XOCHj M cn be de-
3JS,eoo ; Curry , trtfloa; uougioa, yxx; ircj
lackson. I7t.ooo : Josephine. 14 .ofo;Lane,
tocMX ; Linn. uH.oco ; Marion, aio,ooo;
Multnomah, 18,0.0 5 Polk, 54.000 j llila
mnok, 63J.000; Washington, sj'oa. Yam
It - l!l Ki. th lulinr ami whenever anv
company comes along that will take hold
of it. the Oregon Pacifice wil'. ot course be
tanned at Aluanr. Ihat I tne situation
in a nutshell and talk can't make millions
atone. We are Itling for Salem to get all
th.-rojiU it can; but thl I the real solu
tion of thl question. -
hill, 43,000 5 making ft total of 3.461,80a
JfST Wijik. A Turner correspondent
of a Salem paper says t "One of these
days there will be a railroad from this
place to the mining country and Umber
tands ot the Cascade mountains, and If
Salem want any of the trade the mutt be
moving before It Is too late, for thing
won't alwars go as they are at present.
All that ts necessary now-ft-dtyt it tust
simple to wink and Immediately dozen
men win announce mat ft rauroaa is 10 oe
built.
Tut Oths Exd The following Astoria
item makes it look as if oar friends at that
eity were not much snore eotbasei over their
end of toe Albany & istoria R R than w
are over this end t "The meeting called
rest.r.Uv fr tho oarpose of furthsriol lb
Lnterrsta ot tit Astoria V South Cat R R
waa tieorU attended, cooseaaeotlv it waa ed
l..ntn.,l nnrtl iiaiS Mnuitiv. when it la booed
hat .11 t t tea interested i the welfare rf
the esty will t pi earn t."
Coarh ov Tkauc. Just as soon as a
city wants to boom It begins talking board
of trade. Even Prineville is affected
Siiorrsn Faons Albaxv-A day or
two since three ladles from Albany came
to Salem for the purpose of buying bills of
millinery good, not having a suitable As
sortment la their own town from which to
select. This I nothing atrangeu there Is
no town In Oregon outside cf Portland
with such fine stocks ot every class cf
goods aa are to be found In this city.
Stattsm: The above Is a very unjust
criticism Ninety-nine out of hundred
of our ladles experience no trouble In get
ting good enough millinery goods st home.
The truth is our women dress much more
becomlnetv than those ot Sslem.who are
characterized by s gaudy display of color
that attract more than they please a rennea
taste, so much so that that city has a repu
tatkm that way. .
Musical Rkcitau The music class of
Miss France Gilbert, who ha been giving
lessons In Instrumental music In Albany
since April last, gave a musical recital last
Fridav at the residence of E. E. .Monta
gue, of this place. Ml Gilbert has
Cm ot twenty pupils. Thirteen of them
rendered an Interesting program, assisted
by Mrs. C. 0. Lee.of an hour and s quart'
er,and acquitted themselves very credits
necessary or convenient to euccestfeliy
carry out and maintain the purposes and ob
jects 01 this incorporation.
ARTICLE III.
The principal oilk ot said corporation
shall be at the city of Albany In Unn coun
ty, state 01 uregon.
ARTICLE IV.
The duration of this Incorporation shall
be perpetual.
ARTICLE V.
The amount vt the capital stock of this
corporation b and shall be the sum of six
teen thousand (f. tyxx) dollars.
A R .. 'I CLE VI.
The capital atock of this corporation tltall
be divided Into sis hundred fortv shares.
nd the amount of each share shall be
twenty-five (Sat) dollar.
In wttncaa whereof we nave Hereunto set
our hand and seals In triplicate this 19th
day ol February, 1539.
EJLamjumg,
A llACKLftMAX,
UFSistrtox,
W F Read,
W iltiOLTIA,
M Sreftxaafto,
W (JTw sepst.it,
Sash ax Yoi'KO,
A it McIlwain,
CltAS E WoLVftftTON.
pleasing everybody, audit wa quite natural 0f their dUsolutenes and depravity. But
that the I louse of Representatives should make j the only weapons of strength of which the
the Increase of salary applicable to him. It j OrtgnUn Is possessed, are slander, false
hood and hypocrisy. It is nothing if not
unmanly.
He had taken the office, he said, with a full
understanding of the compensation attached to
it and he had no desire to lie benefited by re!
troactiv legislation.
This Is only what was to have been expected
of any man holding confidential relations with
The national report of stati sties on mar-1
riage and divorce In the United State
tells tomsvaingular stories. It can scarcely
be believed, but these figures show that In
1SS0 one out of 449 married couples obtain-
Mr. Cleveland , though there are probably some i ed a divorce t that was a great Increase
member of Congress who who will be unable to lover the proportion In 1S70, when It stood
appreciate a gentleman's objection to taking J one to 664. At the same rate of dissolving I
snylhiftg he can get out of the public treasury. I marital contracts one-third in ten year
But even if the example be lost oa the salary 1 the time Is close at hand when divorce.
grabbers. It will not tie without its impression. I Instead of being; exceptional, will become
It Is only one of the many points of honor snd I the rule and the almost Immediate corse-
diimiiy m which the ouicuine administration I quence of marriage This Increase ot dl-1
- a - 1
has set a ttaadetd that any one coming after I vorce Is general over the country .being the
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must adbere to or tall inte disgrace.
bly Indeed. A number of those perform-
In.r mtmra littU, nttssea at ten and twelve
llf . i i. ,1.. k,..l.... PrliM.
-c .ujj.v.. ... - I 0 ,oe. whkh aho ws what can be ac
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compiisneo oy carciui iraininz miun
ville says the Xtv.t, that a meeting be call-
CKa:awflu ainSiuokii.n Tninoooa, Meeraubauid and Br Pip
line of Mrookt r' Art' Also deeJer !
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OALTFORtfl A. AND TROPIC IL FRUITS
FURNITURE.
' . - ... , .,,
Ton want the beat an i motit durable furn turetbst is manufacturwd In theltjfo to
Thomas Brink.
Ko, slmiil eeoohnj laths fjrrlture line that larC't In firat-ol.. ator
SPRINGFIELD" SAW MILL.
.Wheelef, Springfield, Oregon, Proprietor.
A. WIIHELUR, ALBAStY MANAGER.
' Albany Yard and Office on Railroad St 1 ztween 4tha'.jd 5th Street.
Having lu iilwr not excelled in qnalily. nd fa'-lHt e not nrpad for the f.ro
nd satii-factory filling of order. We iep ifuly solicit shareof the trade
ed and a board of trade be organized. Push
and energy overcome all obstacles. Oreed
and want el enerev wilt kill the most
promising locality." By all means organ
ize one. They make ft splendid ornament
for the top shell,
A CiatoaiTV, Mr James Byce arrived
In the city with curiosity we have
often read about but never saw. It la a
solid piece of oak. grub with deer's horn
five prone, running througn It, and after
growth appearing over the imbedded part,
The Indications are that the oecr run his
horr. Into a defective part of the tree, when
It remained fast the wood aftci wards grow
over It. Jtta worth seeing.
AxoTiiaa, I'ionekr Goe. Mr J J
Davis, bcttet known as Jack Davis, died at
his home this side of Jefferson, Friday even
ing, after an illness of several week, at the
age of 5$ years. He lived on the farm
where he died tor, we understand, over
thirty years. Ilewasa man of generous
nature and was mgniy cstecmeo ny nis
neighbors.
Electricity is 8alk.sc. At meeting of
Salem's City Council, Titos. fJolman, says
the Journal, submitted a proposition to furn
ih the twenty-six are slectrie streot lights
now i uuutog, to be kept lighted from dusk to
miduiirlit. f.irfa.COper month, for the two
j ears included betweeo January 1st, 1889.
aod January 1st, 1891. The city has been
paying 10.50 Pr mouth lor these lights,
.H.nnlina in ft')73 IWI, month
u,uuu..-a r-.. . I . S I b t... I
.1 ukkw lug rt. snijG (vi.m u,
That Reform ScnooL-"Albany wants been sitting in the window of Burkhart St
i i
the reform school located there because I Keeney's reel estate office for some time.
she has no state institutions, Salem Eu-1 The rainstorm Friday morning set it
gne, Corvallis and other pkces have." j growing, and as a result, one of the.wln-
Salem Journal. These institutions should I dows against .which It had been sitting,
same they won't all get here."
In connection with the above an article I being probably on about the same nnancul plane
of a sensational nature In the Salem States
nut will be In place. It I claimed to be
based on a letter from V ftshlngton, that I , Bljiwet , firc-mUUoo Secretary of the Navy
mew. i gtic w tv w c li tii iv
aaVkl titmslssal tVSBtW ifliV thai BatwaVx -Va W rWja.
alble. That paper says I -This discovery I made up, of millionaires of various degrees, It
probably gives an explanatory cue to the I will be seen that the millions will be liberally
"When the safe belonging movements of other railroad engineers rep,, in the coining Admimstration,evcn
a a. ae l..,L N I a!.!.! In nana ate t In tm In IVt mAlin. 1 1
watchful supervision of a thoroughly com
petent teacher. After the rendering of the
program a flash light picture was taken by
Crawford Si Littler of the pupils taking
part, with those present
A Bio Estate. Samuel Meek, recent
ly deceased In Lane county, left an estate
amounting to $150,000, A A Meek has
been appointed administrator, and gave a
$ too. 000 bond, the largest ever filed In
that county.
to Mr Meek was opened after his death,'
says the Guard, Ma sealed envelope was
found with direction upon it ordering that
It should only be opened when A A Meek,
his reohew, Mr Hicks, his stepson, and an
id man who had worked on the place for
a number years, were present. According
to his direction it was opened and found to
contain three promissory notes, signed by
the deceased payable as follows: to a a
Meek. $t 1.000; to Mr Hfcke, $10,000; and
to the old man , $tSco."
Br Way op Albant. The kjtest rail
road news, says the Atteria, Is that the
Union Pacific is going to Tacoma, and the
Chicago & Northwestern I coming lo As
toria. The Utter road has found it useless
to attempt a terminus at Yaqulna.and hav
Ing secured the Oregon Pacific.are looking
this war.; At this end ot the line things
are moving right along Work on a ten
mile contract en the Astorls and South
Coast Railway was begun yesterday, run
ning south from bkipanon
KENSAT10MAL It. R. SEWS.
Now comes the Wabash It Pacific rail
road company' engineers, twenty-five of
them," says the 0vM,Mand camp In the
Cascade mountain pas where the celebrat
ed Oregon Pacific road expects to work
through, and they tell ft contractor of the
Oregon Pacific that they will soon have
their road located ; that it will go to Al
bany and thence northwest to connect with
tlte Astoria 1 Coast railroad near Tilla
mook. It may be a story got up for effect,
of course, but In these times one knows not
what to expect All the railroads afloat are
anxious to come to Orrgon, by hook or
crook, and we can't blame tbem.but all the
New York boasts of one man who made
money by losing a bet on Cleveland. He is
printer named Uscoeab, and he made ft bet
1th a Republican named Griffith. According
to the terms of the wager the loser was to walk
to Washington city in time to witness the in
auguration, the winner accompanying him
every foot of the way in a carriage, The men
bound themselves in Stooo to
terms of -the wager, Liscomb lost, of course,
and expressed his willingness to walk to Wash-
intoft, per agreement. About the time the
day for starting arrived the terrible cold snap
came on, unlhlh realized that tus carnage
Ide w aa not only going to be a very expensive
but a freezing affair, and offered to call the
wager off. Liscomb declined, snd insisted on
the wager being carried out. GriiBih finally
gave him f 500 to call it off.
most prevalent In the Western states, 1
among which Indiana, Illinois and Michi
gan precede,and of the Eastern states Rhode j
Island and New Hampshire show the
largest proportion of divorces. Delaware
has the least. m
Look out for Bargains
The rush for office and the spoils of vic
tory under this administration so far ex-
I ceeda .ntrthlnir ever known In the history
carry out the . t. - ....... ... . '
Wft a. aid tjvuuit f 1 vwa wwvs wvh 1
brought nearly to a standstill on account of
the thousand who are rushing Into Wash
ington persopalty Importuning the Presi
dent and the heads of the departments for
office. These officials in ft few days will
turn aside sick and tired of these continual
Interview and seek seclusion in their pri-
in the next SO dayr.
W. . READ
Z.'2ttZ2X'2 The Leading Cash Dry Goods Store.
The committee of tbe Michigan legislature
made tome investigation of the effect of tobac
co on hoys. Two hundred doctors, in reply to
circulars, cited more or less cases of boys ren
dered insane. Miotic, dwarfed or losing speech
by the use of cigarette. Tbe professors of the
menu from the head of a bureau down to a
I $300 post office. Talk about the hunger
ot democrats four years ago t The rush
now It a a heard ot wild ravenous wolves.
The Benton Leader aays i "The total 1
appropriations of the session were little
state university reported students rendered dull j over $900,000. This may seem pretty
and stupid, and partially losing their hearing, I iargeod a good deal of fuss has been made
by cigarettes. There is a general disposition I over the alleged "extravagance ot tne ieg-
!n the lerialature to draw the line on the boys. Ulature that adjourned recently ; but the
1 . .
I tout appropriations do net reacn so large a
Mr. Harrison is not a millionaire himself, I ium Bs the session of 1 S3?, and the general
appropriation billot this session only
with Mr. Cleveland, but with a ten-million I $33,000 larger than that of 1887." The
Vice-President, a millionaire Secretary of State I Lt,dtr In error. The appropriations In
the aggregate in 1885 were little above
in B. F. Tracy Milicr.and the rest ofbis Cabinet 1 800,000. The Ltader ts In the wrong pew
when defending the extravagance of the
j late legislature.
aid to have been operating In the moun
tains recentty. and if the statements of the
department are absolutely correct, there
may be quite a strife among dtnerent com
panies for the possession ot tne most desir
able route over the Cascades. There are
places along the line upon which the O. P.
Is building, where it Is almost Impossible to
build another road, certainly not practica
ble, and so costly as to be almost out ot
question, hence any company desiring to
reach deep water from the bast, obtains an
immense advantage In securing the first
right ot way. Herein lay oneot the great
elements t value in the O. P. line, and
now It seem that company has neglected
to take some requisite steps and is Imble.lf
not likely, to lose its advantage, where it
runs through government lands, Jor Uncle
Sam Is sometimes a stickler for red tape.
and hold his beneficiaries to the letter ot
the law. There Is no hearsay about this t
the letter has been received from the de
partment at Washington.but, of course.the
authority whence It emanated may not be
cognizant 01 an tne tacts,
if the poorer folk are not.
The President says In his inaugural ad
dress that It is honorable to seek office ill
,
The Republican press manifests a great I the motive is right, meaning, we suppose,
anxiety to make the New York Sa the mouth j desire on the part of the seeker to Improve
piece of the Democrfttice party. During the J the public service. If this is what he
Revolutionary War, doubtless, the Bnlish had means then he Is far away from the coun-
the same anxiety to make Benedict Arnold out j try where men seek office from such a mo-
4,
ft representative of the American people.
There is ft sharp point in the suggestion by
the Springfield RefbUcan that at the very time
President-elect Harrison was passing through
Pennsylvania on his way to Washington, Ae
people of this country were reading the news of
a cut-down in iron-furnace employe. ,
tlve. Men who are rushing on to Wash
ington in search of office want it for the
salary connected with It. No other motive
is strong enough to Induce men to struggle
as fiercely as tbey do for office.
Ia the famine districts of China the people
live on a mixture of grain, chaff and wheat
sr routs, and in some place upon the fresh
Pennsylvania manufacturers are report
ed to be very blue and greatly discouraged
by the signs of increasing business depres-1
aton. Instead of prospects for returns of
their heavy investments of tariff "fat" in
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S: . OH
j I .....' W t ' v. y j
!'" I V O , ' 1 TO MAKE j
j v Cslislcus Biscuit
f J - - aU your Grocer for j
i f rs It COW BRAND ;g
1 A - 7 I SODAS 8ALERATU5.
he divided amon the different parts of
Oregon, snd Albanv is entitled to this one
1 he Journal, one 01 the tairest papers in
this state, we believe, would not oppose It,
Collar Bonk Broken. Recently at
Princeton, N. J., Frank Propst, of this city,
broke a collar bone, and Mr. Charlton
writes giving information of the fact. He
announces, though, that Mr. Propst refuses
to permit htm to do a certain line of his
correspondence here, and if some of the
gentle sen here do not hear from Prince
ton for a few weeks this will explain the
cause.
No Wonder. Last Monday morning C,
E. Lock wood went to the depot to take the
early train for Portland but found tbe train
was late. The depot was closed so he set
his valise down on the platform and came
uptown. When he went back his valise
was gone and was nowhere to be found
fcugene JCegtster.
A Moi HfcR Goose Melody. There
was a man in our town who was so won
derfully wise that he thought he could do
Vusiness and not advertise. He jumped
nto the bush of failure and was complete
ly knocked out. Not until lie begins
vertising will he get his eyes in again ,
wasrett morning found to be broken to
pieces. An eastern man was told the
above version and immediately wrote tor
his family to come on. if this is not a
correct account of the matter it Is not our
fault ., .
gives
tha
breath, prevents teeth from decay, Sold
by Fosbay 4 Mason.
ITRIQUra Mrrh Tooth Bonn
It pearly white tee h, purines
Portland. Oregon, July Slat.
While I was In Tillamook laxt winter I
was articled In toy back and kidneys no
that it was almost fm pasaible for me to
reach Portland. When I got ber I was
induced to try the Oregon Kidney Tea. ,1
drank at my tneuls, the tea made from tv
and It has effected a radical cure. I can
highly rscnommead it to all wbo are alnict-
ed aa 1 was. aoia Dy r ounsy juaaon.
JS. OOHN.
(OLDEN RULE BAZAAR
Jaah.Goes a Long Way at Jail u Uradwhol's
I have made arrangements for buying
.goods direct from the factories in Europe
and will sell at wholesale or retail, cheaper
than any where eUe an the Pacific Coast
The following are some of my cash retail
prices " ' ' ' .
K dozen unhandled teacups and saucers,
!tt CtS.
dozen unhandled coffee cups and sau
cers, aj cu. .--
dozen handled coffee cups and
cers, 50 cts.
i dozen seven Inch dinner plates, ;5
cts.' . . ''
These goods are all iron stone China and
not a cheaper grade of goods. I have also
added good stock of groceries, which I
svsk people t call and examine and judge
for themselves as to quality and prices. .
Iulius Grabwoku
blades of wheat of the autumn planting. More the putchase ot the presidency, the outlook
than a million people are reduced to the last J presents only a dismal vie w on everywhere
state of destitution. -' I increasing business stringency and oepres
slott. ; The high tariff administration Is
General Harrison has received a novel pre. J coming In under ft very dismal cloud.
ent from E. A. Angler of Peach Tree Creek, I - - m
It la a cannon shell filled with bull- The Vrrgoutan says the state owea
a
1 ULtt Patce's (Vlory Compound and it
h.-st lad a salutary
cireet. Itmvijjratr
cdlUe sj"Steu aud t
lect like a new
wan. It Improves
Uie appetite and
bclUtatta dlgea
kUoa" i.T. cora
lao, Primus. S.C.
'lf
1 - at
taw'
Georgia. ,
et picked up oa the Peach Tree Creek battle
field, where General Harrison fought during the
Atlanta campaign.
WRIGHT'S Compound Syrip of Sar
k parti la ia used auccetutfully In
caring all BlooJ Dlaeatiea. from tho least
blotch or pimple to the largest scrofulous
aore, esoia oy f osuay at Mason. ,
Since the formation of the Union no year has
seen four'stars added to the national flag.
While partisans are talking it may be well
enough to remember that this result was assur-1 pf lations made to pay them
ed under a Democratic administration,
Pherson the $1000 which the legislature
lately voted to his divorced wife. This is
untrue in every sense of the word.Twenty
years ago McPherson held some state war
rants which he had received as his pay for
work done as state printer. ; These he sold
at ft discount, because there was no appro-
The state did
Paino's
Celery Compound
Is a unique tonio and appetizer. Pleasant to
the taste, quick In its action, and without any
iniiiri.ina effect it irivea that ruKffed health
whk h makes everything taste (rood. It cures
dnsnepsla and kindred disorders. Physicians
uroscrtbe It. si.o. Blx tor ss.00. Drujrgiata.
Wells, Rjcsarbson & Co.. BurUDgton. Vt
Sf ring medicine means more now-d:i j s Uum it
did ten years ago. The winter ot isss-s JiaslKt
the nerves mil apjei L The aemes must be
stiengthened. the blood purlfled, liver and
bowels regulated, ratne's Celery CoiEpouEd
tAe Spring mcuicinm nf to-day does all tlits.
as uoLUlng else can. Pnacribtd ij nystHans,
QttarwNeera SytA i.'aHiuurra to b.
The Best ;:
Spring Llcdscinc.
"In the spring of lssr I was all ran down. I
would gpt up lu tbe mornlnjy with so tti-ed a
lelinjr, and waa so weak thsit I could lianliy uret
around. I boughtabotcie ot Paltie's Celery Com
pound, and bttore I had taken it a i 1 r.'lc
vi ry much better, I can cheefuUv rwommend
It to all who need a bulldUiK up and sixentritie is
Inj medicine." Mrs. . A. Dow, Burlington. Vt
DIAMOND DYES gZWttZ,
LACTATE 0 FOOD
Tilt 1 ASitR.il jr.ic.
DaUr.i's Specifio is an absolute curs for
a.11 eruptive dtseases'ot tha skin, suoh as salt
i-taeam, barbers itoh.tring worm, soald bead
land all itching or intlamed conditions of the
akin, whether arising from disease or expos
ure. It is guaranteed in every case. Sold by
IFoshay & Mason.
T.ninnffij o .1 nriu 1 . v ALU ir. iim uiibo. .1110 vt.
Cherry will cure oouRhn. colds, paper in the valley in forty or fifty varle
hoaraenesB, loss of voice, and all fnflaraed 1 ties, elegant designs and prices down, at
ad- conditiocaof the lungs. Kold by lc.liy I fortmlller & Irving's. It will pay to see
' A Maaon. hem.
St Louis has no less than seventy-eight
Chinese laundries, and pays out over f 100,000
annually to Mongolians to have its washing
done. . . , ....
A novelty in a timepiece is a silver dog. The
clock is set in his side, a red tongue wags in
his open mouth aod his tail ticks off the seconds-
An immense toad stool three feet in diameter
was found recently at Wolcott, Vt., on a beech
tree, " ' ... '
The answer is, one tills the soil and
other soils the till, but you can arrange
question to suit yourself.
the
the
A favorite toast in Algiers (all jeers
the Dey we celebrate. ,
C"..Urcn Grjtet
net owe him a cent
It is too early yet to say exactly how
much influence Mr. Harrison will have
with the coming Blaine administration
Mr. Blaine is well known to be a, very posi
tive and resolute man, however. Stilt, Mr,
Harrison may have quite a "pull" with
him. ;.
It Is claimed that Senator Sherman in
duced Mr. Harrison to leave Gen. -Alger
out of his Cabinet,and now the Mlchigan
der has joined forces with Foraker. and
war is to be declared on Sherman in Ohio
There is a great deal of enjoyment ahead
for old fashioned democrats.
Potous glass for window panes has been pro.
aside) . fluce(j m Paris. The pores are too fine to admit
I a draft, but they assist in ventilation
Je Hoaefawpvwrn4
foimwa. It is impor
tant that the Bod. or
8alrtuayou ase should
b. White and Pare same
as all aimilarsubsl Deem
QSBd for food. To insure
obtaining only the "Ann
A Hammer" brsud Soda
or Kalnrmt ia, b.iy it in
-pound oriia'f pound '
eartoooawhiohlMaroiir
name snd trsdo-marx. a 1
tafsrioif goodiaMBom
timwauliaUentfrd for tha
"Arm & Uimatf" brand
when bought ia bulk.
I&rttes uainff Biking
3P osiet should re 011 la
bor tiist its sola rising
property conslts of In
car bona ta of sotts. One
toasnooufulof tile "Arm
lismmar" brand of
Sods or Balerstoa mixed
with (Onz milk equals
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