1.
i.
CYtuUfD TO CAUFQ..MIA..
-llicni PaciSo Company's Lina.
Till- MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE.'
r i.a b-i-n Albsiy a-ul ask Frnirl8i, US hour
osurnsrti sirams it tlx Ki'NtMbf
ttetweea l-wrtlsad aad naa franclsee.
fc.u ' h I ; NorVa
ti r. a.iLr Portland Ar 10:4ft A a
1 t m I br AlhAliT Lv 8 46 A II
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PVllim BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Oars,
Vr ArcsMssasdslie-i secsail -Class rassea
aers, attached ts Eaprees Trains.
i. , . a K.iUM.RMt!iiii ilk .11 th.
1 ill a. I . -, v m ' 1 7 - - , - .
-4riitar lrl'.s on ths Bast aids Wvieioe trow fool
I enrwt, "-rtlil,
IThI lle Hill.
Mj.it VSAIS SkilV(wplgunlsy.)
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Ourv ui
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strsss. nsi sn" (Kwiy. Huaday.
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IVrtlsnl
M.Minn'ille
Aril
Throuuh 'IMolcotM
T all paints
HOUTII -A.N.D 22 -A. ST
VIA CALIFORNIA.
f. all UJ.wti.iU rvUn rslse, ra-i. ate..
all o .fc-mo.".- Aftil l ai jy.
Ata. I . s4 P. Ar
THE YAQU1NA KOUTE.
Cmon Pacific Eailrcad.
m Development Corcpany'a Klentii
amp suw.
9R f llLES H0flTf..
20 UOUas LESS TIME
liati bv IOT Other rdlo.
,.--!.. ibmua-h naaawilirnr and
.r...-hi l.tiafroiu Portland and ail point
In the . lilauirHU. Valley U an.l from aa
raiu laco. Cal.
Wiilamstta BiYer Una of Staamers.
," Tu "Thraa Blatora" ra la orrlc
f.ir b4tt )a)nBr ! Trelxhl IrartVo o-
wixo Corailla nd l"orUnil Inij
m4tt polnla, .Mvlng Companj'r nfr,r
l'..r..ll.. an:t Mnura. HullBlO Wl
wharf. Noa. 2U0 and 2UJ Krool HI., ioit
land, tbrw Ua w follow t
SOUTH BOUND.
ikIui. WiiUr awl Frt-
Vt m. I' 4a T-U. Turl4y aad aatur
SOl'Ttt BOUXU.
a..aa. at. Am.a4iJi a7 l p. ai.
a.,a I' rnr.Ujr al uarj Ma, m.
Arntra ai Cwmllfc a Jr r
t i .nfiudlnn &t Ativan
uu iralna of thaOregou f aoldo tUilroxl
Uk. Albany. l:t r. a.
Im. Cue '!, inr.a.
Imn Vaquina, tJW r. a
La Vaqoiaa, :t6 A, a.
ban Curva.lx,luJ6 A.a.
Arnra AlOaoy, lino A. a.
O AO. irali conoe Albany and
Cirvau.a. The aoove Ualne connect at
Yaqu.at wHo. the Oretroa Uereiopa
OimpAoy'a Uwiir teualilpe bmweett
Vquioa nnd ui Franctaoo.
HAILING DATES .
It.4,
r .. r.tsctaoo.
.IwuaiuTiik;, niors, D. O'-h
iliMtwuaVilr. Mm. otl7n
VuiauMtta V.ll.y. aoa. ""
WL Dm Uih
li .u. 1M. tb
Tho Conipaor rre Jie right to
lharire aaiilag tUtea without nolkie,
N. li. Paaeoitera from PorJancS ana
rViltamtte Valley poinU can maka rloae
tonnw U.ni with the trloa f the equina
roulaat Albany or Conrallui. and It dea
Uol lo eun franci.J should arrsMie to
irrive at Yaquioa the eyentng bef r c'ate
ofkailto.
titr sil r.ll atwaya k
Lawat-
fur inJ"TmUvi arily lo C J Bluart, Freight anil
Tr. ket Aicimt, Altwiv, 01UCU Hur.ll, Jr., li. V.
A V. AffV OrfTfoa lHrakymmt Co., "H Mnatoatary
aUn r rMisiwa, Cl. V. C M4.iS.,
... .1. r. aa J P. A.at,
Or Pti ii K C-.. Crii4
1 11 fr tAK i. brnma
at ih IwcM imJ I. naliU naaaa. w) Uft mm
Fems Seeds
a 17
D. M. rtrP.KY CO sra
rdYiiVa
11 tr ono
rate
- ir. "--Slri-! toU r.r'
?,.r;i.-" rnii5
9 utveca.
ttmout wiMl Um . A'Wti
O. Si. FERRY Q UO-, Uotroit. Mids.
PIANOS.
Th wUhln a flrtnl. lastrumaot
liouiil at Mm. II. R. IIynait'a and
ra 011a of tho i;:eoratvt llainuie A
M)mr piano, exwi.nt rlvb lone. Ka-
prx-iaiij tn t le anl ad-ti led to stand the
lim.ln on the 1'aoiflo Coaat. Eery p
fully icuiantea,J for 4 yeara. I ba li teat
hwt iniiio for ajlo, Mailqand ittintina
1miim fcln thera. Alao ti f.laa-o lo gal
yimr niw hawi.x Haculw, raucy work
and Jraa making don lo orilt-r. Hrst
fiuor cant of Young's old stand, Albany,
Orogou.
l'nl Nittinnal Hank
Of AMU.t,OKEu..
frwi'U ...0. ruxa
Vk hiwiuxit ....... a, K, Vol HKj
l'.hr ..t. VI. I.ANOlKlN.
An'l Li.hitr JAM. t. rH KLL
t TKA.NSAt.Td A UKNERALbankinrlxMlftass.
accounts Ktrr uhjt u. ha.
BlunT KXfllAMlg .ivl tr nphl Irwufor, l
a V-irx. Ati yrfiutic ting an I V
OUI.KLTION.I MADKon ta.mlH turm.
IrinacTuU
j K ViX'.U, K W. LilKtlHJN,
t, K Hlam, L. Ku.
Viiiu E Irnnm-a,
County Bank,
COWAN. 1' ALSTON & CO.,
- I ukwoi) in Cowsa & Cnalck.)
ALSAPiY - - OREGON.
Tl!A24l."rdi;.naral kinking biuinm..
I'll V 41 ill 1 O I V'l'l u Si York. 8a
j . v 1 fitlvi,l, Oz-jon
liA.'J MOVEy un mppiov. saenrity
RK KIVK,lxil.b 1 lo ebask.
frsn
J3 -A- XT IC 323 JEl ,
ALBANY, - - - OREGON.
Hell rDU,i 01 S Vurk, &tn Krwicifco and
l.'rt.Ii.'i'J . '
Buv n itui, H'.t a. eany a .1 e'ty warrant. Ba
ruiio 't iniin ilJ x.H- I iUri-1 JI.,wl nit
l.n:u ii- tMi.M.; :
iiil!tl,m4 wlil r!clr'riMTitattiitl(. -Vnrwi.nuil:'nt
li,'IJiyl.
t'iruaml Marina Insuranen yqnyanlts. ,
Eevere
ALBANY, - - OREGON
CM AS. I'FK! KFKI: rROPRIBTOR.
f . - . .( i'i ll'-u Jilavi rallies
t..i"o I i'h '- .r4 in th tiarkm.
; .. . .... ' ,,.f -t.'! ... 11 . M'llrlfl! rlwl'-IH
'., 11 ii 'r. 'I ti irVn,Vn
,r.j- .:.?.! f'.orii M rl."M
' TRADC U MARK
.... tr
For 8oron89, StlfTnoea.
prompt, Sura, Sfe, Rocnt.
Sr T.lmbo, ttrytw, TO.. May II. till.
OhiH I la llmta aaa aM: iitlM
ti. f)Mta OU n4 JAOUA tOSUUa.
811 Bf Nark. rrtaaatalf, Wli,, M U. lit.
My witt kaa rWHt a.tH la wwk: nry atfa
aaA Mtti ni4 wUniv ky It. i" OH
4AJAU ITOWB.
guar Ankia.
. BMarrUla. 01. n n. Ilia,
w aakiw nil rt will a aal
. i k MU. a.. Imh Oil: M it.
Mini
to Iw. aay u taltraly alj"' .
tltr Kjtaa. Jt.tr AU.. rn., ". '"'.
tk: armmmn: aiw una
af IVJataM
AmK.x,Mw.IIm.
rarrlbla Pala. . "!!
Urn w. Mlt aa am la arrtM aala. 0w
anaiyuyayl
IIJHMWL , (IWUI.
AT CaVOOim ARB DCALIM.
TNI CHARLtS A. VOGCLK CO.. tiltliaara. Hi.
DHiJ.L. HILL,
Physician and Surgeon
Oltloo oor, Fl rat ami farry StraeU,
ALBANY- OREGON.
DRaCaVATSOFJf.lAS.TOf
Physician and Surgeon
UtHcrj ppoa.lt0i naaioorm"..
DR. W II. DAVIS,
PhyslcUn and Surgeon,
aarmmnauoaulralnSlrAUan'a Block
May M fouuti a ma oino aay ana aigat.
DR. C. U. CHAM BERLIN
Homeopathic Phjsichn &ni Surges
Special attention o diseases of the eye,
tmiflc corner otThlrJ nJ I.yoa St
FOSHAY & MASON.
-ryuu'-i aaa aai-
Druggists and Booksellers,
Afreota for JoUt B. Alden'a publlcatlona,
blob we aell puttUoer'a prioea wiU
aoeugeadJud.
ALBANT, OHCUOS.
G. L. GLACKf.lAN,
DI ALEU IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES
CHEMICALS, BRUSHES,
SO IPS COMBS
ETC.
J. E. WEATHilHTOED,
0OTA1T PCBtlCJ
.TTOltNKY AT LAW,
A LB A XT, OKEC!.
w
ILL rRACTICE IS ALLTHECOURT1 Of THE
fcutta. elaltlaaltna gtw lo Juuwiwaa,
W li BILTEU,
ATTOItNEY AT LAW
And Solicitor I Chancery
IXBAWT. - OBEGOH.
Colleotlons pr-nuotly mideonaiipo'nt
Loana negotiated on reasonaoie wrnw
I
Vi'IUTriEY.
Utcrney And ponus8Uor At Lai
ND-
IVotar Public.
AUBrYtf , CHECCN,
Will praH'9 I all of the Co aria
J) I HUte. All b ineaa Intrusted to hi
will be promptly t winded to.
D, R. ft, QLACKOURM,
Attorney at Law
Offie, Od l FtMlnw'a Temple,
ALBANY, - - - 03EC3H.
T. J. STITES.
ATTOltNBY AT I AW
-AXD
Notary Public.
AL3AN,.3SQ3.V.
When I say Crrns I 60 not mesa tnersly to
stop xhrm tut a lima, arxl then have ttx-m re.
turn wu. I SJtAM A UMHCM. CLiui
1 Bar a made ibe rtl.aa.a of
I'lTS, JuPILiax' or
FAXLH7G SICIC7ESS,
A Ufa-k.ng study. I waat my ramady to
Crttsi Ilia wont ease.- btcatiaa olhars bar.
l:i dad is no reason for wot now raceirinr acurs.
fcead at onr-a for a traalua and a I ana Uottlb
ut my liri.LiBLB Ksssdt. dive Express
J'o-t 4itl-a. Jt cost yon nothing fur
-i.'l, uj it wUI cure you. Address
V nOOT,M.CM l83PMnt8T,KrwYm
Administrator's Nrtice,
. .... .
italic is nercny K'ven Ilia! 'I r i,mIkii. ti
ed bss th'S day Imuii duty s-i 1. 1 d Ad
111 inutrator of tiio estate i'f Joi.i il. W.l.ian.s,
dacanril, hy Oiu Conuty Couit id 1iin conn
(y.urcg'in. All prs'ns liaviiiti rl.ini- sgan.st
said estata ara bvrrby nntilied t rvnl
tliin prowi-ly vei-itioil, to tii- Auu n-i-trator
st Aluaoy, 'Jr.-Knri, a ! hui six min.'in frcm
this date.
Ti.ii the l.V.U d i o'. Jsnnary, ISb9.
K. K. William 1.
J. K. WaATHKKroKb. ' Administrator
, Alt'y for AdinV.
"Jim Wesmill,"
CHINESE MERCHANT.
Full line of CblrHA good of all kind, on
iMncl, AlHofull Uneof
JAPANESE-GOODS.''
ORESON PACIPIO CONTRACIOH,
for this wtlon.
Iiiornrs furnished on stjort nxtlce fo
ny purpoae. -
j Opposite S E Young's, Albany, -
0, K. 'IVmt Sli.,
flouse and Carnaj Painter.
Dacorator ail i Papar Hanger
Piano Varnishing-.
Ml worv .ir'tartn'titil.'' r - u
C D. VASSALLO. ;
(Siio.a-a"C. r. H-riir? Kiifa. ua.)
Pouitry Wanted.
All klnisor p'Hi'try, alvo or dren 01',
ii'h1 Ht th "IIIviiUh Picking Com
t Mij '.s stord, Albany, Uroou.
IT sy o
4
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,.'4
FFICIIL
APEE.
TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
Edlitd ty Albany W, 0. T. V
The regular meeting of lliu Union cn
Theiday afternoon wu an Inicirntlng one
The d-jvotlonal exerctie werv led by Mri
Sox. The text whi a tender, encouraging
one lor any utuo unnu oi conrecrated
worker, whoever they may be, and wher
ever their eiiorti are bcinv put form i
"Fear not,lltlle flock.forlt U your Father'
good pleiiurti to give you the Kingdom
Voluntary remark were made by aeveral
ladle, the tone of which, thnwed their ab
solute trut In the Lord, and their firm be
lie that lie would red vein hi promise
Thcte were followed by an Inatrucilve and
Interesting paper on Sabbalh School work
by Mra S A McA.lll.ter, the Supcrlnten
dent of that department. Thl 1 the flnt
of a erle of paper, one to be read at each
meeting of the Union, until all the depart
ment are fully dlcu.ed. The next paper
will be by the h, vanuclLtic Nupertnicn dent
A parlor meeting i announced to be
held o.t next Wednctday afu-inoon at Mr
Wm Baltlmerc'. Subject f-r dlcuilon,
"Family Training." All nic cordially In
vlted to attend the.e mectlnsn.
The following report wa ubinltted by
the committee appointed to cttlmate the
expenke of opening the reading room t
Your committee find that i capable and
worthy chrUtlan young uentleman, I will
lag to erve a librarian and janitor, alioof
the reading rcom for the very reaionable
urn of J.o per week, would al.o for an
extra compenaatlon aerve ai janitor for our
public helL if deiired. W e have eiilmnlcd
alao that at leant SJ per et would be re
quired for periodical. Our rxtlinatc, after
Inveatlgatlng a to the expottxr? of fu.nl.h-
Ing the room i a follow I V Indow khadea,
$o t acrlm for short curtain. 50c ; repair
of bjea-cate and tabic, $1.50; bracket
lamp, $I.J3 ; cuspldorea, $1 ( paper-rack,
si. ioiai.s14.su.
We also recommend that a donation of
chalr-cu.hloni be solicited In connection
with our propoaed book-aoclaL That a doa
en or mere of the ehairt be painted afresh,
and that at least $5 be expended In procur
Ing entertaining game.
Ke.pcctfully suhmltlcd.
Mas. S. A. Cn AMiiraLiM,
Mas. t. A. McAnsTr.a,
Mm. L. E. Ui.aix,
Albany, March 18th, iVv?.
Saloon In St. Paul, by the confctalon Of
Dr G Smith, the moit prominent high li
cense advocate in the city.iua wide open
all day Sunday, and sell without hesitation
to minors, and thl after a year's trial of
the $1000 high license.
A bitter temperance fight in the town of
Delhi, county-scat of Delaware county, N.
Yn has resulted in the selection of an ex
cUe board who are pled ctd 1 otto grant
licenses.
TflE MAN AftOt'T TOWN
' The man speculating In reel estate who
will net subscribe for a woolen mill subsidy
just because it will he ralm-d anvwar and
he can get out of It, ought to be placed on
a post for the boys on t lie strut to gae at.
Such things help no one more than the
owner of real estate who U speculating on
It value. Such men are always spotted by
the public. We are gLtd to say they are
remarkably scarce in Albany.
air aa
W. J I. Tiear, a spotter for the S P R R
recently did the road ; but the conductore
had him spotted from the start, so his job
was an easy one. lite conductors are all
square men anyway.
' in.
. While we are trying to work up a insl
sized boom of our own, we should not for
get San Diego. In a few month $315,000
in Insurance were paid there, and the com
panies have all withdrawn Busted flat,
the gsmbtors have been bur-niii? their prop.
erty to get a little money, and thus unna
tural booms often terminate. Albany,
though, Is backed by different surround
ings. We should also keep out of the
gambling part. Nothing, we believe, In
the long run, is made by evaporation and
laisenosHi, paper sales and Inflation gener
ally, peculiarities of Tacoma and Los An
geles booms ; just an atom of the same be
ing found In Albany occasionally. Our
prospects are bright, and the Man About
Town believes this :ity can grow on the
square to be the leading one In the Valley
with the gambling part peculiar to South
ern California cities left out.
1 nere are men in mis world who are
obliged to get Into a fight about once
month because some one has imposed on
thetn. This is as easy as rolling off a log,
and we know of nothing a person can do
as smoothly as to He Imposed on. From
the school boy up it Is the boy imposed on
wno nas tne tights j and he Is generally
big, burley, muscular chap, 1th a lantern
jaw.
Absolutely Pure.
Ibis p iwdr tiftvrr vailff.. A innrvn
of purhjr, strenirLt and v. holAHomerwax.
More ej-onomti-al than the ordinary kln.la
ana faonot rm so.a in noirpititlnn wltli
mnltltndeor low tbt, shmt weight .lorn
or phosphate powder. Sold only In csdm
uKing rowoer uo.. too Wall Kt
Y. l, W. Ckowlbt t Co.. Agent.,
Portland, Oregou
Cid'rrs' :;il.!at i;j
F " -i K4.I
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n
"j OR SALE BY FOSHAY fc MASON
lie
. ani if
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Tim tiooiuir.. ,
tflCMTA, March aa. IlunJietli of boomert
have left the Northern part of th. territory for
ihelr home, being conducted byi toldicra. They
expect to return next monih. Three hundred
hitve been brougm to the Mate line, niij
;mnymoretj l'urcell. . Many hundred are f0
hiding In OMnlmina, and others are arriving.
1 he oUhers ate escortine them out ai fnu a
pootii ie.
Mathews Head.
WasH!noton, Mirch aa. Justice Stanley
Mathews died at 10 o'clock. Tito but change
In hi condition occurred yesterday fie moon at
3 o'clock. In the morning ha had been feeling
comtui table and cheerful. At that hour, how
ever, the Intense pa'.n which marked periods of
his decline recurred and never left him until
death brought relief.
TatiBtr (let la.
San Francisco, MarcS aa, The Sjxtmi
rr'J Washington special ssyst Corporal Tanner
of Brooklyn was to-day nominated as commis
sioner of pensions.
They Nhont,
Walla Walla, March aa. Governor
Moon is in constant receipt of telegrams from
all pan of the Union congratulating him on
hi apHintinent; among tiiein are telegrams
fiom ex-t .ovemor Siiulie, Psul Schuue, A. n.
llah, ex-Governor rerry, P, II. Wintton,
Reeves Ayres and 11. W. rairweather. His
reception this evening wss a grad success.
The Opera house was crowded. Speeches
were made by Messrs. Anders, llrents, Crowley,
winesrd, Sharitstein, Psint, Upton.Thompson
snd 01 her, s A most happy an feeling re sitonse
ws made by Governor Moore.
Waala to ge tu Bertla.
Nkw Yoke, March aa. John C Kllcn, the
Samoan correondent, has arrived here. In
conversation he ssidt "I am ready, aml,lmleei
anxious to go to Iterlia and give testimony be.
aire the conierence regarhng my connection
with Samoan matters, I also think ex-Conaut
Oenreal Sewelll, whose official acts csnnot fsil
to be spproved by every honest American,
should also be sent by the government to Her
tin, I hope lilaine will consider it advisable
and send us both to Germsny. "
from Haadwieh lalaada.
San Francisco, March aj.-An.ong the
passenger nn the ileamshlp Australia, from
Honolulu, to day, wss Clsus Spreckels, who
has been psyjng an extended visit to his sugar
plantations in Hawaii, lie staled that the
crop of the plantations would exceed the csti
mstes by alwut 3000 tons, The crop of the
islands, u is stated, will be about 115,00.1 tons
or Ibe Urges! in the hUlory of the islands.
Moare NoMlaatrd.
Washincton, March a I. The president
sent the following nominations to the senstei
Miles C. Moore, of Walla WaUe. Washington
territory, lo be governor of Washington terri
tory.
lleary N. Itlakc. of Montana, to be
chief
hist ice of the supreme court of Montana.
John li. r leuung, 01 (.oiocado, to be waited
Stale attorney lor tue district of Colorado.
O. C. White of Dayton, W lo be secre
tary of the territory oi Washington.
ftenred Tfc.sx KUthU
Tacoma, March a I. For Ibe past ten days
C. II. Tuppcr and S. F. llergntb have been
employed by a firm of Cigarette manufacturers
distiguring fences in this city with advertise
ments of the firm's wares. Among the fences
ihcy dUfigurcd were those of Bishop Paddock
and Nelson Bennett. Just as they were leav
ing to disfigure fences in Seattle in a similar
way they were arrested and, being brought be
lore Justice Uet,vere each fined S50 and costs.
They are wailing in the county jail fur money
to be sent to psy their fines.
50,000 TaavoU.
C11 ico, Cala., March at. It is rumored
that Tascott, the murderer of Millionaire Socll,
of Chicago, has been wotking on Senator Stan-
lord s vmryard nesr ina. A week ego a
stranger was given work in the vineyard. He
answered the desciiption of TasroM.sad officer
from Sacramento and San Francisco went
sfter him, but he had been warned by work
men and fled. It is supposed that be is now
concealed in the mountains.
Xw P. X,
Washington, Maah ai. The following
sp'iointmcnts of Oregon postmasters have been
made: "
At Junction City, Lane county, N. L. Lee,
vice Wm. S. le, resigned.
At Hublard, Marion county, Joseph L Gat
vert, vice Hugh C. Caldwell, resigned.
At Newberg, Yamhill county, Charles M.
Moore, vice Joseph Everett, lesignaii.
At lirowosville, l.inn county, Ueo-ge A.
Dyson, vice Charles E Stansrd, resigned.
At Cobarg, lne county, M. II. Skinner,
vice James kiley, resigned.
At Cottage Grove, Ijtne county, Frank
Whipple, va James Currso. resigned.
At 1 larney. Grant county, N. W. Briefly,
vice Wm. Leasing, resigned.
At North Powder, Union county, Orrin t.
Tbumlinson, vice George II. Uobter, resigned.
Held l a Trala.
HoLKknoK, A. T, March ai. East-bound
passenger trsin No. a, on the Atlantic & Pacific
railroad, was robbed last night at Canyon
Diablo by four masked men. WctU, Fargo ft
Co.'s express csr wss "robbed, but it is not
known whst amount wss taken. The psssrn
gers were not molested, A number of shot
were fired byberobbersjbut no one wss injured.
Sheriff Ijirson and a posse are In pursuit.
Mors Happy Men. .
Washington, March ao. Tne president
to-diy sent the following nominations to the
senate:
Grederick D. Grant of New York, to be
minuter lo Austris-liungiry.
John C. New,of Indiana, to be consul-general
at Ixmdon.
Seligman llrothers, aiecial fiscal agents of
the navy department at Ixmdon.
Passed Assistant Engineer David Jones to be
a chief engineer.
Passed Assistant Engineer James II. Chss
man to be cheif engineer.
Assistant Engineer Reynold E. It all to be
psssed asatstant engineer.
Ira N. Hollis to be passed assistant engineer.
Lieutenant Frank F. Fletcher, junior grade,
fo be lieutenant.
Lieutenant Alexander Sharp, junior grade,
to lie lieutenant.
Lieutenant Harry II. I losely, junior grade, to
be lieutenant.
Ensign P. J. Weilich to be lieutenant, junior
grade.
Enign Simon Cook to be lieutenant, junior
grade.
Ensign John II. Fillmore to be lieutenant,
junior grade.
Edward Rhodes Slitt to be assistant surgeon
in the navy.
A Big Home Kick.
Washington, March so.T-The fust man
to be hauled up on a charge is Wolfley, of Ari
zona, nominated to be governor of that terri
tory. There seems lo be a considerable upris
ing in the neighborhood of Tucson in opposU
tion to hisconfirnralion and membera of the
senate committee on territories are all receiving
telegrams, asking them to hang him up until
the people of the territory may be heard from,
t'nialllla Agency.
Washington, March ao. Senator Mitchell
has sent the following communication to Secre
tary Koblei "The Indian agent at the Umatilla
agency, Oregon, was suspended by the piesi
dent and an appointment ought to he made
without unnecessary delay. The Orejon delega
tion, having united in recommending Hon. Lee
Moorehouse, I simply desire to attract your at
tention to the case." .
In Son Francisco Now.
San FRANCisco,Msrch20, Marry Bethune
a Sprinter, has deposited $100 forfeit wi h the
Chrtnich here for the acceptance of the Chal
lenge of H. M. Johnson, of St. Louis, to run
a too ya.d race for a puise of $2500 and what
is claimed to be the championship of the world.
Bethune wants the race here.
Moore ot Bqnli-e.
Spokane Falls, March 20. Private tele
grams received here from Washington, state
that the president has decided to appoint Miles
C. Moore governor of Washington territory
and General McMicken collector of internal
revenue.
. .. Nut For ."ate.
Madrid, March 20. In the senate to-day
Senor Moret, minuter of the inter or, in reply
to a question, said that the eovernment had no
knowledge of a scheme to sell Cuba lo the
United States. He declared that there was
not enough money in the whole world to pur
chase the smallest part of the Spanish territory.
and that if the necessity should arise, the
Spaniards would know how to defend their
country's soil.
Cdkteva Tenipe ratnrri. .
Chicago,, March 20. New York, 38:
Chicago 34. St. PauU36j Winnipeg, 34; New
Orleans, 56. .
TWENTY YEARS A (30.
Written on the eccailon of th twen-
tlcth anniversary ol the wedJcd life of A
A. Rhodei in J Fanny Rhode, lili wife
of Albany, Oregon.
We've corn, to helo you celebrate
city.
Your China wedJInK dny, . .
brlna rrmembrince of the time
When every heart was gay
We will partake el pi and cake
And spend an hour or so,
To wth you joy as others did
justtweniy year ago,
You've wandered far from that dear place
YV here childhood's days were spent
Where youthful snort in early me
To bless awhile were sent 1
Where hearts took Are with love's desire
Consumed and melted so;
The preacher called and made you one
Just twenty years ago.
We cannot be the same dear friends
Who met lo bteas you then,
Reflecting back yout happiness
Again and yet again.
You've come away, and wandered they,
And some are'aleeplng low
And all so changed you ne'er can meet
, Liike twenty years ago.
The wheel of time Is rolling on 1
How swift the years do pass,
To change ut alt from youth to age
And reap us down Ilka grass,
Out hanny a will try to be,
w niied welling nere ociow,
And be aa tiue as those you knew
soma twenty years ago.
You occupy th middle ground
Twlxt youth and crumbling age.
The silver hair begin to mark
You for another stage.
May purest love draw thee above,
Nor ever cease Its flow,
For us now here and those so dear ,
Of twenty years ago.
TIs well to pause mid cares of life
A nd cast a backward look,
And In you thought live o'er again
The time thy courtship took.
To well decide for groom and bride
'Mongsl all that each did know
Which one to choose and not refuwt
Some twenty year ajo.
Oh, happy choice when love ulrect
And make trie heart to move,
And vou have both had time enough
Your constancy to prove.
Again we wUh each China dish
ivitn good mings may o crtiuw,
And Joys to bless be never less
1 nan twenty years ago.
J. B. Itvuitea.
OLD 0KEI2ON.
Walla Walla. March 18ih, 1389,
EJUort Urmterot 1
15 mat n. be nut of th. way to giv. yoa
a sliort eh.ptar on dfgon, Washington and
Idaho j th. old Urritiry of 0rs4iH, We
estd not g back ever twelve years to dud
that this saotiaa of oar Faeifle slop, ooufla-
ina oar iaferm to Eatra Orirfua, Wash
ington and Western Idaho, was in an unde
veloped Stat. No railroads, nothing to give
the promise of futaie greato.sa that now
dawns upon this axuosiva body of I,
nds. !
When the road bed was ran out from Urn a
tilla landing, proposed .xteasion cf trsvsl
from tne bost on tb Columbia riysr , it wss
ballad aa the oomiog boom of that section of
Oregon. Tlis Nitb Pacitlo wss than in iU
tbrose for life t and tt. projaola of the 0.
R. N. were flickering between dnulte and
promiaas, Pendleton bad a population of twe
bandrad.
Umatilla county bad given prom-
be of great ptodoctiseaaaa in cart sis from
SI peri man ts msde. Tbe Govevomeot )svl
giv.a tie todisos over two buudrtd thou-
Stud ar of land, lb. b?t thars was of tbe
Area adjoining tbe Faudlaton location. fJlagas
ware on tbe roads and the teamster was lbs
eJviliaar, Now at this day a change bsa or
eowe tbe ooaalry. Tbst railroad from Urn.
til is bailt, and reus U Peodlstoa to Mos
cow, Idaho and to RoukfMrd la Wasbington,
twenty anil, from fepukaoe Fails. A braucb
few bl:aeaat f Ilariagtoo at T.koa, will
ran to Coeor d'Ataoe mius. I'sndlrton baa
two railroad, tbe snort tine and tbe road
meotiooed. It la a growing center with 4000
Inhabitants at tbe peasant Uaa Maoh of the
Immigration dose not oeoUrhera. bat it pass
es en most generally to Eastern Washington.
At Pendleton and snrronading tbsrs is evary
Inducement offared to ail tier and new com
ers. Alrsady Ibe tlliaana are negotiating to
have the II ant railroad to tb. Sonnd coon
by come in there. "There 's alwaya trouble
on tbe Kaaervstioo, is an clj story in Ore
gon. Aod at tnisontitig it is so on tbe Uma
tilla, bat wbsn it is sifted net tbe charge
against tbe Sapatiataadant will not amount
to mack. Most of tbe trouble grow, oat
tb. leasing of lands by lb. Indiana, wbkb
may be tb. beat thing to do. Her are
great nam bar of persons- wbe have leased
tbeae lands of Indiana, lo the displeaenre of
the new agnt,wbo has sneered tbe aastaUnos
of U. S. troops lo rsmovs tbe intruders. It
would be a blessing If tbeae rasa real ion lattds
eonld be thrown open to setllamant. There
are not to eieeed a tho saand Iudiaoa,and not
tea per cent of tbem w ill follow the parsatt ol
sgrioaltnre. Uutd Iba Indian right is ex un
guis bed settlement will not lncre.se on these
lauds. The present ooadttlon of things is a
drawback t, lha d.velojiinriil of Un.ati:l
ooanty. The Uovarnmeut ia rsaponsible lor
Ibis hindrance to the progress of this coun
try. Notwitbsandiog this obstacle Pendleton
is growing. A new Coort House and a new
bote), mark the progress of those laboring to
remove this reservation weight front tueir
naoka. To hours ride takve ns to Walls
Walla ia WssUiouioo. A more lovely ooun
try along lt yoail cannot be found. Walls
Walla has a pleasing history, Is being near
tbe old mission, and the commercial senter in
the data cf the tiinrs and paoa train. It ia a
m l oity and shoold ba th. Capitol of Wash
ington. Here Mr. O. W. Haat, the ooutrao
tor will reai-t. having paH f 10,000 for bia
reaidenos. II is beatlqnartara are hare for the
Hunt trains and railroad that will ran to
Seattle by the 1st cf April. This ia the sou te
Psndlston aims to bring to it city. Ten
yesr ssro Mr. Hunt kept a ferry on Snake
Kivsr, waa aoonminodating and Industrious.
When the Northern i'autrio R. R. cam into
lbacouotry he with bis mule loam sulered
the service a rourosu worker. Uwtng a
brainy man bo soon learned the business of
contracting be sub-contracting and then enn
trading direct, Hiaauuoess ia well-known,
lis is now vary ilub and a railroad msgiiare
of no mean parte. Baoked by the Northcm
I'soiHo be has eaMiiiesra4 a new system thai
ts now in npt ralioo. as tne uolphlu goas
before tha thark,the echo of Mr. Hunt a suo
casstevN. IV He will build up Walla
Walla aud add to the material wealth of that
section cf Washington snd Oregon. Grati-
flestiua at hU craat snoueas ia general, li
has esrned i. The North Pacirlo is buildiug
a hritewhaat elevator at Walla Walls,, hich
like Pendletou will hiT. a steady growth ia
wheat export. The stock through this part
of tlis country did not wioter wel', hut ss
tne we-ittier has bero mild snd the grass is
ooming on there will bo no loss. A boom is
looked for sod it will oomo. More anon.
Itinerant,
New Comers To our city will, nod it to
Ibt'tr sdvsnisae to price our gv.od befora
buying in tin ir outfit cf groceries and pro
Vlritiiir. -
'Brownell A Stanabd.
W RIG HIM Syrup Tar and VrtTd
Clirrv wi'l cure coughs, colds.
hosrsmiMhK, )os of voire, and alt ,'nflsmnil
iHindiiloiia (f ilia langa. old by Foshsy
A Mainu.
- (-'if It IMLRSJ.
IU:l.l:if ''!,!
krti 1 1 1 I'll f WV l 1 I' i t I f I'll-
Inu wsrtn. 1'iiUfi . iillsi U i.nl, lilJl!nf
iHVtruilius' Pile, io st onu to ths apnllaatmn '
tr. bossiiko s i.s remedy, w.iloh sets directly
th twrte .tned, sb rbiu ths tu nur, sioiymir
liitunss Itetlnir soil effjo'lusr a per'nsusnt enri
eent. Aiiilrew Tim Or ll iuuki M- llix i Co ,
O. hold try Dr, C'liss sud Bon. -
( IIIIK FOIl NICK IIEaOACUE,
Do yon wants remrdr for B'llonsnsss, Pimples on
the faor, a d a wire sure for sick hesdsohe, ssk Dr,
Guse and S"i, the Druifjlut, lor Dr. Oei.nt's Lire
Pills, iry a do. , esmples free 'nil box at eent.
DIED.
REID. On March aistthe wile of Geo
M Reld, who lives near Miller, died .it the
age of 61 years. Mrs. Reed hart not been
In good health' for a number of years. She
was a sister to County Treasurer Far wel I,
of this city,
Children Cry for
HOME AND ABKOAO
TlfURSOAf.
Mrs Rev Ihompsoa, of Comllis, it In tbe
Wbsat has droppad lo Oi csuts, and th
market is sxoeedingly dull.
Rev A M Aobsson, of Oskyille, ia id Col
lax sssUtlng R Allter.'
The south jtty st the Day was consider
ably dsmsKcnl by I hs .tonus ef last week.
A rspubtlosn paper ssys the president's
esbiust is pretty uear solidly Praabytenan.
Have yon paid your county taxes. The
first of April is alitmst bsre if you have not.
Mri Cleveland, it is reported, will write a
city.
mMssine artlDte. Ws prediut It will b fall
of ssuse.
The srrivsls at the Portland hot. Is amount
to about live huodrsd a dsy sud All a column
in tha Urejj-oacin,
Miss Mar Montaith and niece, of Cor-
vsllis, are in the city, th. guest of Mis.
Walter Monteiili.
la yonr name on the woolen mill subscrip
tion, Then put it thsre. It means a great
dual for Albany.
Hv K R Priohard. of this city, and Rs
Dr Thomson, of Orvallie, wtll sxuhsnge
pulpits nest BsUisth.
Missis Annie aud Kate Uilaiid bate gone
to Ml Ai'itele, to be present nhn their sis
ter, Antiie takes the while sail.
Wauamaksr is ssid (o be lu favor of a one
eea I Dostsiie for letter. So are we. The
oomblnstion ought te settle tbe badness.
Tbe "Bsbv Horns'' is new institution
being started st Esit Portland. It proper
ns w 111 decide cn how good s'tbiog It la.
(). W. W riant, the Ileppuer lawyer, ba
nnrehascd of 11 Flmdt, the house and one
lot adlniiiing Mr. F iudt's residence. Con-
sidsrstion, I'JOO.
Rugens City bss a Board of Trade just lias
Albsnv's. a twin sixttr. neatly is laaes a
larua ulaca like Porllsud to haudlc n Hoard
of Trsde propei !.
Dr Starr. 0 II Cable and Oeo V Overton,
of Brownsville, have been lu the city to-day
Mr Overton offers to move bia farm here if a
lutllutenl subsidy is r.Ued.
Tber. will be a debate at the college to-
niaht by members of tbe olsaa on polHioal
e-vinomv on f mtection r free trsde. Tbe
public Is mailer to be present.
Tber. will be breaching at the O.ktills
United Presbyterian church next Stbbelb,
the 124. h Inst., at 12 by Rev. A M Ulaob,
D D. of Monmouth. III. A cordial invita
tion ia extented to all.
M Ileisler, of Dafur, Wasco county, la in
the city on bu.iuess. and will retara in a few
day. Mra Hauler wsa a dsogbter of Mr
White, who resided near this oily for many
yssrs.
Mr Chss McClure. ef LaUrsnde, a former
naiuhbor nl Messrs Crsasen and Allen, is In
the city. We understand Mr McClure was st
one tlrre a member of Ihinaio tun a wild
weat trouo. and is one of tbe beat ridel s ia
Eastern Oregon.
A corteenomleut from Irving to a Kugene
paper write 1 "This plat is gelling be quit
a strong hold for tramps, th. peepl. feed
tbem Well and several have camped in and
look aa if they meant to stay." This giv.
tbe keynote to the whole business. Don't
feed tbem and there wilt he ao further Won
be.
Darren, a Portland man, who went to tbe
penitentiary ssys ; "Yon may tbiak I am a
foal for giving tb. snap away to tbe Judge,
bat I wanted to go to the peat I like It. 1
was tber. fur a year and I found tbe fore an
Haa that I think IS la bettor than knooklnc
about on th. eold eharitv of Ibe world.
When my year la out I'll tumUe in again.
Pai is Fttx. County Treasurer Far-
well sent a draft to-day for $6719.83, to
apply on state a. i rtis semes unn
county's Uses for thl year. She K nest
to M ultnomah, the largeat taxpayer In the
siaic.
raiBAV.
Jddge Strabaa ia in the oily.
Hay iafUatcaet Elteeeburg, W. T.
VI Us Genevieve George ia bom. from a
trip to Seattle.
Mrs. W. U. MeFarland, aoa aud mother,
went to Eugen. to-day.
Tbe regular drill of Albany Engine Co No.
1 .will take place tbia evening ,
J P GelbrsMln, Secretary cf tbe Browns
vule Woolen Mill Co. la in the city.
Paul Boy tea haa saoossded ia ceptariag
twoaeais at tb rooatb of tb Columbia.
Mr R D Wells, of Corvallia. is u tbe eity.
lie likes tbe appear sues ef Aloany'e bastie.
MrCC Iliae,of tbe O P, is now on a
trip over tbe road paying off bands ap to
March I.
Dr 0 W Mas too, to-Uy sold to Msjor
Caaaell 3 acre of land off bis Waver ty
faim. CosMtdcraiioo, $373,
Geo A Dyson is the ftr.s Lian county man
made nappy by the new admtnialraiiua, be
having bweo appointed poaimaater at Bro woa
ville. City Recorder Ileolcn left today fur
Ellvnsbttrah, W. T., wb era km father is ly
ing dangerously UL
Mr John Sebmeer baa just paicnsaed ol
Eugene Ls Fores I a line Aitauwukeutt, wbicb
Johnny ooosi'ters ote of tbe ttuess in th
county.
Mr J B Gil more, son-in-law of Mra Cbead
le, of tbia city.isssid to be the champion
roller skater t f Califnraia. Arrsngamenu
are being talked of for a match with the
champion of Nevada.
J C Lea, are. Esq, Is expected bom. from
Worbiogtoa City to-morrow. His chances
for securing tbe United States district attor
neyship for Oregon are considered good.
Pendleton B.O.
Mr B f APey, aa espeiienced gentlemin,
ia geiUug tp apatnphl.tof tbe resonrces of
Albany aud Lion county, wbich he willoireu
lata free. Burkhart Si lioyoo wilt print tbe
pamblt't-. .
Yae," sii tbe level-beadsd sckool bey,
"I'm at the toot at my class, and I calculate
testay there. Thau I don't have to stand
the wear aiid tear of anxiety for fear tbat
Ml lose my 1 Lc ."
Misa 0 tlowaid is now ia San Francisco
aalaetlnu tha latest and newest uoveltiea in
the millinery line previous to ' the Grand
Optnuiii, of which one nolioe will aeon be
given, l bs Missis Howard feci very confi
dent tbat they will not only surprise but
please ss well, sli their friends who may
call on them.
The missionary branch of tbe V L'a will
hold their raitular monthly mectiug this
(Friday) evening in the lecture room ef tbe
Baptist cburcb. The program, consisting of
mnsio, essays, recitation, etc, will berjo
promptly at 8 o'clock. All are invited.
Mr Cnarlea Cbsae haa returned from a trip
to Pugrt sound aud he thinks that Corvallia
affords the best opportunity of any of the
sound cities. Ltndrr. tluw long siuce did
Corvallia become a Souud city.
Clyde Duuiway, a student at Cornell uni
versity, once a resident ft Alhsny, was re
cently chosen tra tor by the Freshman clsse
st a big banquet, the woman studoots stand
iag in tt ilh In 10 ou account of his position in
reference to the geutler sex, ,
The total deposits in the First Nstioual
bank of Yakima, v. T, a booming, city, are
ouly $32,800.03 according to their test report.
O-itside of Portland the national banks that
do the business of that of the First 'National
bank of Albany are very scarce.
Tbe summer bouse being built at the depot
ie nearly completed. It will be latticed,
green iu color and ountain seats, aud vines
will spread themselves over tha sidsa. The
aurroundings at the depot under Mr, Gross's
skillful sttuntion are becoming very attrac
tive. , ,.
Tha following articles of incorporation were
to dy Died with the secretary of atatsi Ar
ticles amending tha incorporation of the
Brownsville Woolen Mill Manufacturing Co.,
by whioh the 'company may be allowed to
carry on the business of the woelen fsctory
st North Browosviiie, aUo to purchase and
operate the Linu Floniiii Mill. F F Croft,
J P Oal brail h aud J M Move, exncuud tbe
intended articles Salem Journal.
SATURDAY
- State Prluter B.ker ha. been in tho city
Sweet potatoea are in llie tnwrket at Ash
land. Mr Sam May, of Harrilur, ia in the city
to-day. - . .
F Co. will he formally iumi(od 11 1 nXt
Tuesday evening.
L VV Clsik. the phntOKmphe, relurn.d
from Ssn Fr.noieco, where be hs been ier
fcotiog patent. ; - , . ;
Mr John II Gslbraith. of Sweet Home, is
in the city to-day. ,
Oregon oity ia to have s soap factory with
a capacity of 60,000 pounds a week. , ,
Marshal Hoffman ssys thst hereafter boys
will have to keep off the street after 9 o'clock
at night. , - v , . -
Two thousand saloooa did ti n limes the r
regulsr business at Wabhinrti-n on inaugura
tion cay. - '
Pitcher's Oastorla.
Mr John Parker, wif t-d daaghtar, of
Portland, are in tha city tne guests of ilea.
J.K. Weatherford.
Wallace k Thompson have jast received a
shipment of Miohirfso apples, a funny look
lug alght la the land i f red apples.
Lively developmnnis are expeoted at the
8antiam mints 1 perhaps a big boom there.
Add this to our woolen mill, street railway,
etc
Mrs David R dand died at Jefferson on tbe
20th instant at the age of 80 years. Wis was
a pioneer of 1H52, aud was the tnutimr i-f ins
Kolsnd brothers, rsornny riwi'isnn 01 snia
Mr John Hanshsw, who lis bean residing
lu Portlsud for sev;rtl vsr, is in Alhsny
with a view to locstiog Mr H. is sr. expert
mseliinlsi.
J B Lsna, of Mai loo twuuty, a brother of
J Q Blsioe, of Maiue, is s.1,1 to be on tbe
verge of reoaivlug a plaoe uuiier the present
administration.
A large stook of mouldings for ploture
frame in the latest psttern. such ss solid
oak. etc., jast received at Fortmillerft Ir-
vins s. This firms stock ol moulding Is un
surpassed in the Valley.
Tha Albsov Farmers' and Merchants' In -
snrsnoe Company is doing one at the best
basine of any local company in ureuou.
Last year' business will, from present pros
pstits, be increased SO per cent.
R J Slater. Em. as received word fiom
Wsshlnuton that the republican asoato ha
decided to confirm 11" more of Cleveland's
atmoiutmeut., and that bia, of course, will be
laid on the shelf along with the rest. Pen
dleton JS.O.
JO Gros and T M DeVine went to A I
beoy cn Monday to attend to anbonl sITiiis,
ae there seems to ba some difiloultv in eon-
naction with our sohol moi.ay. Oar last
clerk is unwilling to tarn it over to hi sac
eeeror. Cor. L-bsnon lixprrtt.
0 P PiCvlsiey, t' e K, J murderer wss held
to await tb sutioo of the U'atid Jury at
Dslia ye.u.r Isy uo Ir f i500 bends, whkh
wr furninh'd. The fit nd of Perrynien.
tbe mnrdered mn, are greatly dis-slisiicd st
bouds lieing allowed -at all
Several of tb spplicsate for tesobers' car
tillcataa at the late quarterly examination
failed entirely, and vary few obtained a good
. ... "i-i . . . 1 1 1 1 .
peruaotage. 1 ne new foe.tiooe pinvmeu iij
the state board of ednnstion were quite dit
rlcolt. Jacksonville Titft.
Our soconut of the ae.dent to Ben Bsrker
in yesterdays psper waa a little mixed
Here ia said to be the correct vtriaon s The
evening previous sevrrsi boys were throwing
water on each other neir the Baptist Church
when the wrong boys hit, recalling lu Ken s
gsttitg bit whu astoae.
Tim. elisoges even the .'rnilsospe. In
Warner Vatlay, a few data ago, 300 t m of
hay, valued at $1300, aod owned by U.K.
MoUoanaugby aud Wm lloas, burned. In
1874 tbe spot where the fir. took place Iwos
surveyed aa Warner Lake Goose Lake haa
anaided Ave feet eiooe 1SC9 "
Albany proposes to offer bonus of $25,-
000 tor tb removal of tbe Brownsville wool
en mill to that eity. gaicm baa secured a
woolen mill at WM.QOU bonne, and Albany
must see that and go fSOOO better. If this
rivalry bet wean Salem an-t Albany continues
it will equal that between St, Lenta aod
Chicago in fervor, if not in proportions,
jkaniana l uungi.
The total production cf all kinds of com
mercial coal Isst year was 1.18,515.741 ton,
valued at rW0.o34.306. Of Ibis amount,
California prodncsd 83,000 tons, valued at
$340,01X1: Oreirem produoad 60,000 tone, val
ued ss l.w,tXW; Waehtngtoa territory pro-
dnced I 1,813,730 tons, valued at $3,647,230;
" su urouacwi o-v iods, vaiuea ar
-'""
a ttaiiatvaiia psper gels on te and ties a
play cn words a follows: "Emigrants and
others seeking home, should t ske iU. How
Ing adyioe: If yon should at Portland
and Se-attle, be sure and Ta com a deed for
raget lota, ud than settle down in Walla
Walla if yen would enjoy health and pros-
Parity.
Ia mentioning tbe presence of Mr. Chaa
MoCIora, of La Grande, to the oity a dsy or
two ago we stated mat w. understood Mr.
Mod ore wss at one time a member of Buf
falo Biife Wild West how. Mr McClore
once sold some boras to Buffalo Btl). and
ma waa tn nas rest be ever cam to it , so
ws were mistaken aa newspapers !rastiai a
sr..
1 ba editor ol a mining camp newspaper!
bas this to ssy of a popular song.lross: "As I
a singer she eonld fuel wallop the hose off
any tbat ever wsffged a jsw uo tbe boards.
From bar clear, bird tike opper notes, she I
would can lev away down to tbe base racket,
and then cushion back to a sort of spiritual
treble that made ever man in the aadteno
imagine that every hair on bis bead waa
goldea string to a celestial harp, oyer wbicb
angelical ringers were sweeping.
lite Roeebara Iitv. wbicb bss evident
ly stepped 00 somebody's toee.ssy 1 "When
yoa throw a stone among a lot of dogs, the
one tbat bowla tbe most gererslly gete bit.
So it is when an item appear ia print and ao
asmee are mentioned t the ones that kick are
generally tbe one that get hit ha hardest.
If a man is guilty the beet thing thst he ran
do la to keep ht month sml
(area wirerluiy.
U. P.Cuoitcis. Preaohuijfevory .ahlM.is
atorning aud evening by Kev. f. G, lr.
vine, D. D. HabUth School at 2M r.
Prayer meeting every Wed nosiday evening.
EvAJtuKUCALCacitcil. Preauhingon ?sb-
Salh at 1 1.00 A. SL, and Jr.. Ml-hath
donool 10.-00. I'rayer meeting every Wed
nesday evening 70, Rev. Fuher,
All are invited.
U. E. CHCRCn.SoCTa. Pteacbiug evert
3abbath morning at 11 o'ctrxk a. m. snd 7
o'clock l. L Sabbath School at 10 w'vlock
A. sf. Prayer meeting Wednesday evet.iug's
at 7 o'clock. Rev. D. H. Comsnu, Pastor.
M. E.CHCmCH. Preaching every Sabbath
morning and evening. Song service in
the evening before sermon. 8aLbath School
at 130 r at. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day s renin j. Rev. IL F. Webb, pastor.
Pagan Tr.ru ax Cctjrco. Ssvioa every
Sabbath morning and aveningia Church
cor. Broadalbin andFifthSU. Sunday .School
immediately after the morning service.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening
Rev E R Pricbard, pastor. ,
First BamsT Cacscn. Preaching every
Sabbath morning and avt'g.at Church on 5th
Street. 8abbath School imme-liatelv after
morning service. Prayer meeting sver
Tbnrsdy evening at 7:30 o'clock. Rev.
Trumbell, pastor.
Con 0 R ao ATlon AL Cb 0 ai H . - Mer v ice e v ery
Sabbath morning and evening. Sabbath
School at 12:13. -eyer meeting on
Wednesday evening af each v eek. Rev.
Rogers, Pastor.
' Christiam Church. -''reathiuz every
Sabbath morning s II o'clock A. M. Sab
bath School at 10 Vclotk, A. sf. Ray
Uomphreys, Pastor. .
Catuouc Chuhou. Service every Sun
day at 10:30 A. M. and 7 r. at. l ast Sundsy
of tbe month service at Eugeoo City. Rev.
Louis Metayer, Rector.
When Baby waa sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she waa a Child, abe cried for Castoria,
When aba beoame Miss, she olung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Csstoria.
Thoii.ndssrikfilijcel with iIikihi if the
dnsy and ariaary oriui, win sutTi.- in si
no 1 rather thtt mike known their troublo?.
o all tho w atB iated we can nfTr a safe aod
pasdy rams dy in Oregon Kidney Tea, which
a composed ol herbs, selected w ith great care
in Oregnn.snd warranted not to oontain min
erals of any kind. A few doas affbid instant
relitf. Sold by Foal ay & Mason.
It is generally ooticederl by physicians thaf
abontone half of the population i f theUuiitd
Stateasre sufferinx fro.ii indies tion snd dys
pepsia. Hurried eating and impoi er maati
oatiou aud iusaiivatioti f fund ate the prin
cipal causes Dr Henley's Dirul.lion Touic
strengthens and iuviorittos the dihtive or
gsns, snd eutbles one to enjoy a heaity im ai
without any uiipleaiitafttrvu"ixt8. Sold ly
Foshsy & Masou. .
II It. BO HH UO
iu his uew discovery for Conaiimption, mo
delled in prmluui-id a nielioire wliiuh ii so
knnwledgtd by all to be simply marvelous.
It is sxoeiliunly plrasant to the taHe, per
fently barniles., and does not sicken. In si
osses of cases of Consumption. Couuhs, Colds
Whooping Cough, Croup, Bronchitis, snd
Paine in the Chest, it has given nuivenal
astiafaotion. Dr Bosaokn's Cough and Lung
Syrup ia sold at 30 cents by Dr Guilt & Son.
nt RIGHT'S MfrrhTooth Soap giva
pearly white tealh, puritiaa the
breath, prevents teeth
by Foshsy dr Mason.
from decay. Sold
Children Cry for.
l- - . . - , i
for Infants and Children.
' wCswtorUlssowndAptbiclinJrUjal I Castorla evrnt foV,, Ovmrt!rfi'vn,
f mnommend It aa superior to any proscription I Pmir Ptomach, l srrhma, axuetation.
ancwa to me." 1L A. Aatm IfX I ZZZ
111 80. Ozlord Sfc, liroosJTs, If . T, Wltbou tnjurtoua medloatlon.
' Tag CairTAcn Conrurr, 77 Murray Street, IT, Y,
Conrad Meyer,
-PROPKiKTru or.
STAR BAKERY
Cnner Broadalbifl ani First Mi,,
-DICALER IN
Catsnseid fruits,
Cssasirdl Weate,
lnentrf
.Clgjssra,
Knlr-rHs,
Tsj,
fie..
Cllanawtee(
Dried Frnlla,
TOWSM!r!,
No gar,
C'siftr-..
f n fsrit wvrytttln Hi', i kf;. In a gan
ral var lty and grnrnry siorn. Itlgh'wi
aosrkM prlrwt paid fnr
ALL KSHD3 OF PHGDUCE.
ReqoirementsofaStenographer. I
Tn Succeed as a stewHtrapher, one muet be s
IU eurwlw In shorthand, skilled la lyp-
wriling. m go-Mi M-rtuinn, m rani(wiciu nrr
raM.nlent. tn the Shorthand Department of tbe
-PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLCGC-
TNOnoUOM TSACHIMO 10 shoftitand, OAILV afMOTICf
in type-writing, OAnteuk ihstroctiom fa penman
ship and abundant Dttiu. in correspondence amply
qualify students lor positions always open to those
lully prepared to nil mem. nena Kircaiaioguc.
A.P. AastsTKoMO, Prim., 1'ostlakd, Oskook.
H. t. Mismose. Prsa.
B. Coes. 0 e
a. rsaasa, Vt?. frej.
O. U. Mews as Tms
The'Jregon Land Company
Or-uitmd for th. onro of burUr aod eclline ml
eaisoi, sarer.isiug '.ne win unetie vsney in sil or tne
Imllng newsfittisis of the L'nlted Htskss, Ktnployinir
Eaalero sgenu to direct hvma seekers to I he W Ulsva
ette Vsllny, snd be sirsnUi la all tha principal
toa-aa of Msrvm. rolk, Unn, H-mltm, Clsrksmsa sa
Vstnhlll eonmi-a to sid la iocstias- lamiersata.
Omes In the Tste Bolidine one duor scat of t(n-
s-lethox's,
UOimS A DICKINSON, taanafers.
HOW TO CO EAST.
Go! East via Moant -Sttasta Boote. Nice
climate and scenery at all times of the year.
See Mount Shasta, Sscramento, Ojdrn, Salt
Lake. Lrenver. finest second-class cars
made are run daily. Bay yonr tickets of me
and save your fare to Portland. 1 snt tbe
only person in Albany that can sell yon a
ticket from Albany nirrcl, to any mot in
tbe United States. Call on me for ratee.
kW. L. JtfTtR.
Agebt 8. P
PATENTS
tslned, sad si) ether tms! seas tn the U. . Files
Bus sueadsded to fur moderate fees.
Oar office leopposH the U.S. Patent Offlee. snd
eeosn ofcula Pstesie tees inns lhaa tbose remote
row Wssblnrum.
i sliitr tn at etisree ; .ua'wsmsk. o charge anlees
I -tin psumt.
ws refar here, lo
tha PftMMSStar. ilia Shmi- f
Mwiej Order IHv. sad to orhctai ef the II. 8. fttant
Office, for circular, advice, terse, sod eferetMee
e actual eoetiU tn your own Stale oeeoooty, widrsss
C, A. SNOW & CO.,
VJTV r ess mesa tnuva, we s-axtiaiai-waa 1
Tbe BUY KltS GUIDE ia
issued March and BcDt
1 eecn. rear, it la as ency-
i clopodia of osefol iziXor.
r malion for ail who pur
chase th. luxuries or the
neoeaaitiea of life. We
eaa clothe yoa and furniah yoa with
all tbe aeoeaaary and ttnneoeaaary
appliaocea to ride, walk, daooo, sleep,
cat, flan, bout, work, go to church,
or stay at homo, and. la varloua sixes,
tyles and quantities. Joat figure out
what ia required to do all these things
CGXF0IITI8LT. and yoa can make a fair
estimate of tha value of tha BUYE&S'
GUIDE, whioh will be sent upon
reooipt of IO cent to pay poetage,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
111-114 Michigan Avenue, Chicago, 111.
SAM MA.
e. exKDERs
MAY k 8KNDERS.
Dealers In General brccandiss. .
HASRSSBU3G - - ORECOH
Will bur (irain, Hool sad all Linda
IlCCUC
The treatment ot many thousands ot easra
of those chronio weaknumes and distressing
ailments peculiar to fetnaiea, at the Invalid?
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N.
nas afforded a vast experience In uiocly adapt
ing and thoroughly testing remediea for ina
cure of woman'a peculiar maindios.
, Dr. Ilereea Favorite Prescription
la toe outgrowth, or result, of this great and
valuable experience. Thousands of teetimo
niais, received from patients and from physi
cians who have tested it iu the more airirrw
ated and obstinate canes which bad IwUlod
their skill, prove It to be the most wonderful
remedy ever devised for the relief and cure of
Buffering women. It la not recommended as a
cure-all,' but aa a most period SpccUlo for
wouiau e peculiar ailments.
r aiiinouuv.
mi, iuvlgoratlnt; tonic.
ngtb to tne whole system,
rub and its appendages in
Aa a power in 1,
It imports streni
and to the womb and its appcndnircs
partloular. For overworked, worn-out,'
run-down," debilitated t.-achers. niilliners,
aressmakers, sesmstrceses, "shop-srirls," house
keepers, nursinir mother-s and feeble women
genoraliy. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
ia the greatest earthly boon, bring uncqualed
as an appetising oordial and restorative tonic
Aa a soothing and strengthening
n.rriuo. "Favorite Frescriptiou " is uuo-
Sualed and la luvaluable In alinylng and sub.
ulng nervous excitability, irritability, ex
haustion, prostration, hysteria, spasms and
other distressing, nervous symptoms com.
monly attendant upon functional and orgnnio
disease of the womb. It induces refreshing
aieep and relieves mental anxiet and de
spondency. lr. Fteree'e Favorite Preeerlptlon
la a legitimate medicine, carefully
compounded by an experienced and skillful
physician, and adapted to woman's delicate
organization. It la purely vegetable in its
oompooiUoa and perfectly harmlesa In lis
effects in any condition of the system. For
morning aiokness, or nausea, from whatever
cause orlsinfr, weak stomach, Indigestion, dys-
Sepsia and kindred symptoms, its use, la t"1!"
. will prove very benefleial.
. raTorito Preeerlptlon le a poet,
five euro for the most complicated and ob
stinate oases ot leuoorrhea, excessive flowing,
painful menstruation, unnatural suppressions,
prolapsus, or failing ot the womb, weak back,
female weakness,' nnteverslon, retroversion,
bearing-down sensations, chronio congestion.
Inflammation and ulceration of the womb. In
flammation, pain and tenderness In ovaries,
accompanied with " internal heat."
An a regulator -and promoter ot func
tional action, at that critical period of change
from girlhood to womanhood, "Favorite Pre
scription "is a perfectly safe remedial sgent.
and can produce only good results, it is
equally efflcaolous aud viiiuahlo in its effects
when taken for those disorders and derange,
moots incident to that Inter and most critical
period, known as " The Change of Life."
"Favorite Prescription.' when taken
In connection with the nse of Dr. Plerce e
Golden Medical Discovery, and gmnll laxative
doses of Dr. Pierce's Purgntive Pellets .Little
Liver Pills), cures Liver, Kidney and Bladder
diseases. Thoir combined use also removes
blood taints, and abolishes eanceroua and
aerofulous Kumors from the system.
'Favorite Proscription is the only
medicine for women, sold by druggists, uuder
a positive guarantee, from the maun,
fttoturers, that it will givo siitisf action in every
ease, or moaey will be refunded. This guaran
tee has been printed on the bottle-wrapper,
and faithfully carried out for many years.
Largo bottles (100 doses) $1.00. or six
bottles for $5.00. .
For lartrfl. illustrated Treatise nn TMbmuia- n
women (M0 pages, paper-covered), scud ten
centa la stamps. , Address, . J
Eispssary Kcdlca! Association,
03 Kalll St, BVFFAXO, N.T.
J ltcher jCastorlar.
,'. ,n ... ' " " T1 IP" f.
l 1 .liiMk ' i ..,j"" 'r,iii.. ' ' r- IIS "jrHj
1 1 V r
' . - Ijjiatf5. W,i iJ
Combine the Juice of the Blue Figs of
California, so laxative and nutritions,
with tbe medicinal virtues 01 pianuv
known to be most beneficial to tha
haman system, forming the ONLY PER
FECT REMEDY to act gently yet
promptly on the
KIDHEYS, LITER AND BOIES
Cleanse t&t System Effectually,
SC THAT
PURE BLOOD,
REFRESHING SLEEP.
HEALTH and 8TRENGTH
Naturally foKow. Every one is using it
and all are delighted with it. Ask yonr
druggist for SYRUP OF F1G3. Alaan-
foctured only by tbe
CALIrOROTA FIG SYRUP CO.,
Sam Francisco, Cai
Loctseiixs, Kr. NswYoaa, W.
1LB1BY C0LLE3UTS ISoHTUTE
ALBANY OREGON.'
1888, 188a .
rirst Terns Opens September Ilia, laasv
A lull corps of Inatructor-v
SLASSiCAL, SC1EHTIFIC, UTERARY,
COMMERCIAL AIID .JRim
CLASSES.
Courses ot study arranged to meet lb.'
need of all grade of atodenia.
S fecial indueememl$ ojfertd lo tmlenlt
from abroad.
Tuition ranzoa from $3.50 to 812,59.
Board In private fotailiea at iow ratae.
Rooms lor aol'-baardtni at small exrenee.
A cardial aopervision ezannaed over rea
douts sway from home. - Fall term opoos
September "th. Kor circulars and full
particulars saJreM tue freaideol.
BET. tLBEBT . COS BIT.
' Albany, Orwgoa
ACADEMY
. OF '
Our Lady cf Perpetual Help.
ALBANY, - - - OREGON,
Conducted by the Sisters of St. Benedict.
Tbia Academy ia incorporated and au
thorized bv the Kuta to confei academic
honors. The cura of a'uiiy tn roiupiete
Matbetoaties, Literatara and Masio are
special'iea.a also the Normal Instruction
if aepirsnia for teachers' certificates In.
dost rial drawinr. vocal muM in claaa and
all kinds of needlwo:k form, no extra
charge. The sisclpline of tba sfbonl la
Senile but firm A. 1 ooject lieing to form
nitonly relineil yong ladU-o, but noblo
snd sv-fal rusmb'ri of a-i-ty. Pu lle
ad mi' lad at any U an 1 cl.arica r-roor
tionrd. Papllaof any detoruinalloa re
ceived. Tuition in .elect t'ajr cbo-jt racgs.a frotii
3 10 10.
For terms of BmrdingSrih ol r snT
partk-i lata apply at ib Acaddtuy, or ad
dresa Sister Suporiorefs.
a-aaaaasasaaaaa--swssPL s. I. . irpaa---aajisiiii
cold! f$BTii&
HEAD.r
Try the Caret
Ely's Cream Balm
Cloanses the ITascl Passages. Al
lays Inflammation. Heals the Sores.
Bestores the Senses of Tasto, SmeU
as&oariiig.
A part trie la applied lata ears aasii fl auadl
is aarerab!.-, Prire 60co at Drwsratata sw ky
. KLX B20THEBSel4 Wanen StJSew York.
BABY
carriages
, . at ; .
stewart &.s0xs
mm gss.qgs.
AWAMT 03E3
Boses a Specialty.
Cemetery' lots pUoteJ cad attaodbd to.
big w hnaelven nnlver
sal Baiistsction in the
cure uf Oonorrhoaa and
Wwl. 1 prescribe it and
fei-1 safe in recommend- .
Ing It to all sufferers.
J VrSMljIiylbs
fir.s ..tii ts
cmeisasti.fc;'' jta
Jl.J.ST0XEIt,aUX,
uus
rr.ICE. 81.00.
-Urk'u Bold by DnurrUta. -
ti'i. Y lMtls itaatt, -
WILL BROS,
Deiier iu aUlha Uttjt iiuprove.1 Pianos
Organs S-'ing Macninos, Unus. Also '
a full 1.U4 o!" warraate.l Has ra, Butcher
sil l socket Knives. ' Tba bi-st kind of
adwing mauhine oil, necd)e- and extras,
for hU inaoluues. Ail iir;,Uig neatly
and roaiouably dona.
OF FUkE COD LIVED C'L
w HYPOPnosFHirsa
Almost Palatable as 1.111k.
So d legal ssd tbat it eaa be taken,
stlgesterl,, and assimilated by tba swo.s
sastsltlvw atosastea, whsa tne pialrs eU
rssnet be solerstted; and by the ears,
binatttoa of the oil witi the hypopbae.
phttea Is mtich mora elilcskcious.
Eemju'ka'ilc as A -flesh predaeer.
Poscns rjaia rapidly wklle t&Usg IU
SCOTT'S LMULSI0N ia ackaowledgedby
Fhysicians to be the Finest and Best prepa
ration in, the world tot tbe relief and cute ot
' CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA.
CENERAL. DEBILITY, WASTIMQ
DISEASES, EMACIATION. -COLDS
and CHRONIC COUUHS.
Tha yreof remedy for Ctmsvmptian, and
TTasfinftn IWdrin. - &M fcy all Druggists.
CATORRH
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