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ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY ,2 1889
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ON:WOfiKS.
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4fTT:Nss cwr m saw
mill mct, Ear imummR7
. AND ALL KIND 5 OF HE4YY
ANO LIGHT WOKK, IM
IRON ANO BHASS -CASTING.
poll tt ittiTpl't i rainlrlng) ill I
imai or mvtninr.
Patterns Mad on Short Notice,
-PROHHIKTU OK.
STAR nAKKRT
Cnrasp BmoiilMa aal First S&,.
PKAf.KK IN..
font.
llrtre,
Mr. Frail.
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CtB.
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Vgetb4j,
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Ctr.,
la fr vrythln th. U kpt v 4 (n
rJ variety and aroowrr inr. High! I
oa rkt prlo pIJ for
ALL KlfiDS OF PRODUCE.
HO? TO CO EAST.
UiKiitut Mmi St. R mU. Nic
alimst t wl sivwrr - Ml tun f the year,
ft M.vint ShssU. 8-rmnt-. Cr-lm, Salt
IA, ujov.r. hwt sj-n1-clf Mr
mad. ar run daily. Bar yr ticket of m
Mil um yoar far to Portland. I era tht
only person la Albany that oan U you a
...... n.vw.aj Mimit W M, OIOI Q
tb United iUtot. Call on m for raw.
-" W. L Jtrrsii. "
' An SP
PIANOS.
Thos wUhlmr fWol4 Inatrornent
hoald call at Mr, a E. Hr.nan'a and
on of thorn C!oratt.t' lUinm et
Look planoa, xoi.Tit rich ton. Ea
pocUlly rovi and adi tad to Kane! tb
ell mat on tb Paclflo Coast, Efry piano
fully guaranteed for ft veam. Th li teat
aheet-inoate for Ml. Mu-lo and paintlnic
loaaoo glvan thai. Alao Vtn tlao to gt
yoar new Sewlat; McUln. Fnar work
and draaa mklojt don t onlor. Urat
door ut of Yoong'a ol J atanJ, Albany,
Oregoo.
WILL mio
Doalors lo all th itU 4 lnpr.-rt .n jm
Onraai. Htwlnif Manlja-t, Duo. Alao
a full lina of warranto I Kt2ira, Huusbor
and rocket Knir. Tli b kind ol
aewing ntaohin ol!, oaedlo and axtraa,
for ail manhine. Ail tirx'rtog neatly
and roamtnablr dona.
K- F. S I'm
JULBE GRADWOHL'S
Golden Rule Bazaar.
His atoclc baa b iulv I o that It auala any on tb C., and ooiiktitt f
R:ger Bros. Silverware, Preach China and Crys
talware, Boys' Wagon3, Doll Cariager,
Fancy Goods', and a general
assortment of Crocktey
" ' : u and Toys.
H boy direct aod orrlo, U, larirw t clt In tha WHU-nyU Valley, in w!ii I
baa been addod a oomplete lln of .
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Te Agent for inaorant 'cooapaniaa wllh a capital rfrViu j ITj.OOO.OTf .
on pari FranoaU. Hlr wird deotcb grrtprocben.-i
Lookout For Low prices.
FURNITURE,
l am bow retailing iHrnUoreat my factoiy at coit. Pe-,lr iLiit:: far.i
turt can do well to look hern for bargain,- 1 am jj-iipr to a!l tl oust ilmio
tha next 30 daya. Co mo aud rx.miiie v lri pmchaii ;!-
where-
Factory at the rivt-r nod of Lyon Strw t.'
C Ja DILLON.
FURNITURE.
You want th bet and moat durable farmarethat i intimraotarod iatbejnltyfo
Thomas Brink.
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; . ,' '''yr'y:i',y':y DslisIsarEissBlt
" . ' ' ? vfVjr Ak your Oroew for
r . - cow C Fl AN o
Al ' ' rFSOpAKSALERATUS.
(Constipation
wuiwua prumpi treatment, xuo ra.
ulu of neglect may ba aerluua. Arold
u nana anaaruuo purgaUvea, tba
tendency of wkloh la tn .1..
bow Th beat remedy la Ayer'a
rilla, Uolng purely regotoble, their
cUon U prompt and their affect alwaya
oeneflclaL Thar n B.ln.ii,i
- nwtu
urer and AXtor-dlnnor pill, andrery
KowwcuuunouoyukaproiOMJOB, 4
..n'f rU,s r fc'Jy and unlw.
ally aiioken of by tii people about
aere. I mako dally use of thetn in my
PracUoe." lr. I. IB. irnimi'
Jort,Conn. ' '
"I ran recommend Ayer'a Mia above
, vmK ini,i uieir
. ")? S , tlrUo lor uyaalf and
fajuUy." J, T. Hum, Lelthavlllo, Ta.
JJcnuaedlttinyfaiaUy. WafludUiem
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Effective Remedy
ior ronwipation and Indlffnatlon, and
aro nav itKnti i . 1.
Moaea Qrouior, Lowell, Maaa.
"i naranaed Ayer'a nil, for llrcr
trouble and Indignation, during mnur
reara. ami K.k, .....,.7
prompt and eiMHent In their action."
Tanffered from onnattrln vtv.
aaaunied auch an obaUnat furtu that I
J wmuu cauae m atopiiag ol tho
l'"- v iut.f
MCO, JUOe .-i , n T ik Kfi ,
I br umk! Ajer'i Tilii for Urn pat
tlilrtV Tftavra anil MAnal.L - j
YmluabU fiimily mtMllclu. 1 know of
letter nuiMij ior Jirr uoublM.
ftBd fAVe klrv fAnH.I . Z
4Ttirtt filt dMrMiula T.m.. fl,.l. fua
Kiddle at, llaxtlurd, Conn.
"Oaring oeen troubled with roaUve-
II Mia. Wllloh ualru lnlt.l.l. -
1 imviiwimo VtlbU wr
aona of aodentary habita, I have trim!
HviuiK xciici. a am
slad to aay that Uiry liar anrred mo
liMttAP than anv aiIiaw a. 1 1 ..t.. v
, - J " " HIVUIblUn! a
arrira at thla conclualon only after a
faithful trial of tblr merit." Samuel
X. J once, Oak at, Bo tun, Maaa
U
Ayer.'slRills,
SiAS axAJtx ar H3iA ..
Dr. J. C. Avar k Co- Lowell. Mats.
hM by all Dwdma to Medlcta.
Stare
I'M Muck of 2nd Xff bikmIh In tha V
15 . tha ndt r4n4blo prloon, both
icv'tvln(n.li!ii lbt' oa baud
I aiaoa oi
FJSNITU2E, STOVES. flXWABE,
CLOCKS. CROCKERY,
ETC i ETC.
Oiedo tr.weatof-s. K. YjtinU old alor
L. GOTTLIEB,
13 Kir.r Mimit, Albany. Or.
WIOTOSVILLE.
0. P. C0SH0V7 & SCHS,
Heal Eatii-j ai Insaranca Agoats.
Real tat a ud au 1 Colleotioaa aud
NotarUlfbunluei attaofled lu.
C'iT ff 't r'i' Y TO MAK
LOCAL 'RECORD.
CovAt.Lt. A amal man with a young
family can make an eay living here with
le Ihnn Imlf ol $4000. He could tlart
dairy to good fktvnitUc, for our ctllxco
offci a an Inducement tit auch an enter
prUe frre pnturge within the curjwrale
llmlu, and wlih a vtry little peinuaolon,
we beileve the city council could be pre
vailed upon to do the milking. ...Rev J
M Dick end family arrived In Corvalli
ial week, and have taken up itiuir rcii
dence here. The reverend fcentlenun
cornea to lake charge of the Evangelical
church In thU city, a per appoint ment of
the late conference. 1m Kevj L ncrii
tier ha been removed to Alblna... ."Lit
tle Shorty" Uutterlicli U nerving a thirty
day.' aenlence In Portland for vagrancy.
The boy I to be pitied rather than ccn-
ured (or lit uutoi tuitate maiion in tiie.-
Timet.
For tii Si.iia'a IIomk.' Major
Jonea,ot thla city, ha ju.t iccelved lili
mi per, appointitig htm to a place in tht
new aoKHcra' home fifteen mile from Lo
Anirelea, and will leave Aib.tny lor that
place about June 5, theic to pna the re
malmlcr 01 hi lite In that ret and peace
he to rich I v deerve. The Major hai
made on Iv Mend in Albany. Ill life
here ha been a apotlcM one, and white we
ha!) rvgrctvcctng him leave Albany, we
thall lejolce to know that In will have a
good home where he can rclicar.c with
hi companion In blue the evei)tof event
ful live.
A CciN'DN'oui'M The following conun
drum from an Oregon Cltv: paper will
plcM a few Linn county farmrc and
hence we glvo it : "Mr. Wlntton of Dam-
acu propound a peculiar problem. 'Dur
ing the iSyear I have lived on my place,'
he y, 'the county oeror, and achool
clerk have aeed It all the way from
$iSoo to fAooo, I offer to tell my farm but
cannot get even a bid on it What I It
cah value ?' Thi may be anwered left
handedlv by aklng Mr'Wlna'on .o explain
thltpuzzleof Elder Kennedy. If you pen
thiee hog In a row, and by feeding with
corn the foremott one only you fatten the
the three, how much doe It coat to fatten
he third f
Statk ArroiXTMastT. Governor Pen-
aoyey Thurtday made the appointment ol
the date medical board, which w created
by the late IcgUlature. Thi board I
known a the board of examiner for the
ttate of Oregon. The following were ap
pointed: J Dixon for one year, O P
Plumner, two year and lame Drown,
three year. The gentlemen are all real-
dent of Portland, and. It It understood, are
ail l the clpathic chool. The dental
board waalo appointed a follow: (j
Clark and S I Barber, both of Portland.
Dr K C Mile, of Yaquina, wa apfointed
health officer for Yaquina Day.
A K.1L'EM Rikawav. Jut utter
ih c DtMoCR at had gone to ptct Friday
Flt treet w the crne of a very lively
runaway. Thsteajiot Unk Sclglcr be
came frightened at an engine on the S P
witch and ran weit along First street, first
on one side and then on the other side of
the street. At Bardue Si Robertson'
corner, the favorate corner for the purpow,
the team took the side walk and mowed
down four or five awning post and the
Albany Furniture Company a lgn, atop
ping a short distance beyond. Another
team becoming frightened called on F II
I'fclffer for some confectionary, doing sev
eral dollars damage.
EvcRVWiitaa. "Late discoveries of
gold and silver mine have been made In
Lane county ; gold and natural ga have
been found in Linn; coal and gold In
Marlon, while in Benton county, gold ha
been discovered, and a company ha been
organized In Corvalli to prospect for coal
and natural ga. The future ol thi section
of Oregon brighten a our natural re
sources are developed. Undoubtedly the
hills and mountain on either tide of the
Willamette valley are rich In mineral."
Astoria I'wnetr,
Will Crt-ruaATX at Evckkk. "At
their meeting Thursday evening C Co, of
the ONC, voted to take part in the cele
brallon of the Fourth of July at Eugene
The boy are well drilled and will be a
prominent 'eature of the procession. The
Albany paper will please note this, and
pull down their claim that C C will go to
Albany on the rourth bugen umard.
We do as requested; but if C company
should happen to receive a general order
from headquarter It will be apt to change
It tune.
A Struck. The hand on the West
Side Nriw Gauge have ttopped their
train at Monmouth and refuted to allow It
to proceed until they are paid. The road
owe It men all the war from $100 up to
$4000, the latter turn, it U said being due
one of the employee of the road. It I
thought the strike will strike the East Side
lines, and train generally be atopped on
the ISarrow bscape until there I aome
liquidating done; but where la the money
to come from.
Human Kindmess. Recent1ythl office
was made the recipient of a beautiful bou
quet from the hand f the Misses Allie
and Loura Burkhart, young daughert of
the late Raymond Burkhart, a atestimpn
ial of their appreciation of the Drmocrat
a a newspaper. Such mark of approval
will remain green In our memories a long
a we plod our way on thi numdane
ftphcrc. By the way the Democrat ha
been aent nearly twenty-fire year to the
Burkhart family, which enable them t
peak advisedly a to It merit n a new
paper,
Gettixo Insahe. There are 549 pa
tlent In the state Insane asylum. Y 1th
nearly as many in the penitentiary and
big attendance at the Indian school, Salem
will have quite a population when thecen
sus taker come around. Everybody
seem to be going insane ior the take of
moving there, and the city I really grow
ing rapidly outside of the atlyum.
Rivalry. Salem and Albany are rival
towntln nearly everything. ' Whatever
one undertake the other tiie to outdo.
At present they are trying to excel , each
other In raising fund for the celebration
of the Fourth of July, Each i trying to
get the sud Regiment O N G to join them,
with even chance. Hatred teem 'o gen
erate patriotism. 7VW.
Boy Drowned, A sad case of .drown
ing occurred last Saturday in the mill race
a short distance above the University at
Eugene. The victim was the ton of Mr T
M Hamilton, a lad about 1) year of age.
When last seen he was playing with a toy
tail boat in the race near his home, wilch
i a few rod above the University. Hit
body wat found the next day lodged against
a ttump. 1
Reciprocity. Mr A B Hudleton vtt
turned out of the office of Postmaster at
Jefferson and C B Roland appointed. Now
Mr Roland hat resigned a. Mayor of the
city and Mr Hudleton hat been elected.
Unfortunately - for the latter though the
other office la the, one that pay t.
Upset. A fewr days ago Artie Gultt,
nine year old son of Dr. Guise, wat riding
In ft rickety boat in a pond near Albany,
when the boat upset and he would have
been drewned but for the astiitance of an
older companion, who twam to him and
got him lo thore tafe. .
. Children Cry fori
. The Circuk. The combined Sell
Brother and Barrett circus and menagerie
opened on Friday at Central Park o a big
house, or rather tent, and the audlcncat
have been on the Increase ever since, Lat
evening every tent was filled, and there
must have been fully 7000 peopla present
to enjoy the excellent performance. The
Sow I even better than when it was here
before, and one get full value for the
money charged for entrance. There were
two ring and an elevated stii;e, In and up
on which vailed and entertaining a:t were
performed without Interruption, tho pro
gram Including twenty-two distinct acts
and tvc'vtj races. Among the principal
features were balancing, unht-roua danc
ing, tumbling, vaulting, all kliul of tin
tie and horixonlal-hnr woi k.juggllng, hip.
podrmne racing, trulnrd mules and ele
phants, the splendid bareback tiding ol
Sells, and many other clever performance1.,
making an entertainment well calculated
to please all classes. Attn, Oil,, April
They Ui'akrkl. Clark liraden, the
Christian, and C II Reynold, the Infidel
have been quarrelling up at Walla Wnllu
and the Vuwn tell about It a follown
"Saturday night a large ctowd assembled
at the opera house, to listen to the fifth dl'
cusnlon between Clark Draden and ex-Rev
J B Reynold. Mr tlradcn, lunllirtnallon,
poke half an hour, and vtti replied to by
Mr RvnoliU. On Mr Rrnden Inking the
floor for his sec-- nd speech, hU low opening
sentence angered Mr Uosencw, moderator
for Mr Reynolds, and he arose and stated
that he hod suffered nlivnc and Insult at
the hands of the speaker long enough, and
would withdraw from the meeting. Mr
Reynold also staled that he felt he had
oeen vllllfied sulllclrnitv, and would leave
the hall. Mr liraden would have con
tinued hi address, but the audience broke
into an uproar, the speaker being assailed
ilh loud hisses and cat call. hen
order htd been restored, alter much diffi
culty, Braden delivered an Inllatnatory
speech, the audience filing out at the door
the while.
The City or Grant' Pash Ihecoun
ty teat of Josephine county situated In
the lowei Rogue River Valley, 310 tnllet
south of Portland, on the line of the
Southern Pacific railroad, at a point where
the happy union of Oregon soli and Cali
fornia climate take place. Tht town Is
lest than tlx years of age, has a population
f 1500, and can truthfully claim to have
more handsome dwelling and more tub
stantlal industrial enterprise In operation
than any city of it age in Oreuon or Wash
ington, urant t'ass, lit aduiiion to hav
ng the most picturesque town ltetii Ore
gon, occupies a most commanding position
with reference to the trade of the surround-
ng country, and will always remain with
out a rival. Itt resource consist of mag
nificent forest of a merchantable character,
rlgh gold and sliver mines, a vast agricult
ural and stock country, and thousands
of acre of the most productive teml
tropical fruit land on the Pacific coast.
What more la needed to make a treat
city? Pamphlet,
A Bi'i CoOoar. Geo M Clark, of the
foot hills, came to the city Thursday with
a cougar and a wild cat scalp. Tiie $5 re
ceived for the cougar was on'.y a small
recompenMf for the f3 damage done.
One evening the cougar appeared on Mr
Clark' place and wa killing a sheep when
attacked by Mr Clark' fn!tnful shepherd
dog, for which he had been offered $1$,
and which had a record of assisting in kill
ing sit bear, thirteen covotet and several
cougar and wildcat. The cougar turned.
killed the dog. a:id soon broke the necks ol
nineteen sheep, worth Si a head. Two days
afterward Mr Clark and his biother suc
ceeded in treeing him and bringing him
down. He had eight bullet In him when
scalped, and was S feet a Inches long. The
Clark boy areaUath on cougars; but they
never killed one with more satisfaction
than thev did thi big fellow.
rrogrrrM.
It Uvry Important in this ago of vast
material rraftreaa that a raiuedy b pi
Iiik to th laie and to tho eye. easily
taken, sepiabl. to tho stomach and
helatby In lu natur and efloola. Poa
lng the qualities, yrup of FIr la
th on pr feet laxative and most genii
diuretic known.
t'adeaerved Leaglied A I
Tb unthinking are pron to make
gam of Drrouan-. Yet thla I a vary
ral and aerlou aftlictlan, In harassing
symptom of which are rendered all lb
roor poignant by ridicn. 1 ho stomach
la uanally responsible for thwo aytnptoma
ita weak neaa and diaordtir find, rallex
In th brain, which U the beadquarteta of
th nerviou system. A a nerve tonlo
and tranquilizer, we bellev that not no
can bs pointed out o efTottlv aa lios
uudi'k pinrnan itinera, in renewing
vliroton dlgaatlon, It atrfkoa the bey note
or" recovery of alrengtb and qulatoda by
the nerve. Headache, tremor In qulot
leap, abnormal Miqaitire&a to unex
pected nouses an tnoa inodiry and ulti
mately diaapnear aa tho vyptera ealna
strength from lb .ai tonlo. Dyapopala.
btllouane, rhenmaiism, oonsupatianana
kidney complaints are subdued by tbe
Bitter.
XOTICriTO THE rCRMC.
CLovEhDALB, Benton Co , May 2nd.
UavlrjK nurebaaedof Mr, Aabby I'earn
hlaantlr iarm In Hntitop eountT. Oreeon.
tb Dubllo I notified and forbidden from
taking or retnovlng therefrom any gravel,
aud or loam rrom io prtnusra
r . Ij. cticH.
CLOVKkDAL., Ilentr.n Co., May 2nd.
I am InatrnoUd ty Mr, F. I Much to
prosecute any and ail prona depositing
dead anlrnal upon bia land In Benton
county, Oregon, formerly owned by Mr.
Ashhy Pear co.
Chr. K, Wolvkrtow,
Attorney at law.
- KEEPPOSTKD.
Naw goods at W F Read's.
F. M.French ke-p rail rosd time.
Bargains iu boots and shoes at Read's.
A fall line Children' bathtubs atO.W
Smith's. ,
J. P. Wallaea, T'liysioian rad Surgeon, Al
bany, OrJ
For a Starling or Emerson piauo call on G
It ulaokmaD. ...
O. W. 8mith has tho IargetstocUof sagar
kettles in Albany.
O L Black man is agant for tho Weber
piano. Non Letter. .
Six shaves fur a dollar and a clean towel to
very customer, at Tho. Jones,
O. W. Smith gives the whit enameled
iron war with his tins 000k stoves.
A loll assortment of bross kettles from one
to eighteen gallon at G. W. Smith's,
B ly yoar tioksts through to tha East of
W li Jester and save fare to Portland.
I have reduoed prieea on all heavy wear
in . boots ana suoee. Uall early at w
Read's. V .
Tb Westeru Cottage and Paohard are two
of tho best organs madii. G LBlack'nsa
tells thni.
Call an (Jr. W. SmiHr and get one ofjthose
Minoari Steam Washers warrantod to'do as
rsooromended. . . . .
A fine lina of all kinds ut fnmhure, plain
sod nsbolstered, bes stock in tbis part of
Oregon at Fortmtller & Irving s.
If yon want a clean and fin smoke auk for
J. Joseph's horn mad white labor cigar
For sale by most cigar dealers and at his
Jooepbs factory.
J A Arohihil.l, a (aa1; - Singer Manafaotur
inz (Jo., opponte Ui t Fuiiows iemula, Al
Dr Wriuhtsman's Sovereign Palm of Life.
fer diaeawes ptoullar to women, at Deyoe Si
jtobtoD sad Urownell btanara , I1
Baltimore; agent f
Pitcher's Castorla. '
WTATK W.C.T.lf.
The State W.C. T. U. convened In
lem yesterday with Mr A R Rlggt In the
choir, The following committee! were
appointed i ' '
Credential Mrs Rankin, Mr Spangler,
CorvallU, and Mrt Woodward, Newberg,
Plan ol Work-Mr N W Klnaey, Astoria
Mrt M E Edwards, Newberg and Mr L E
Blttln, Albany. Courtesies Mia Hale,
Albany, Mrt 8'ecvetsnd Mrt Lou Il.tcht
Salem. Resolutions Mr Sox, Albany,
Mrs Marks, Wasco, Mi. M E Kinney, A
torla. Finance -Mrt Kearsay, Portland,
Mrs SMplcy, Mr Vllyeu, Eugene, Mrs Mc
Allster, Albany..
Other minor appointments were ms.de,
Remarks were made by Mr White Kin
ney and others. Mrt Brown, Correspond
ing Secretary rendered her annual report,
embracing the reports from 41 Unlont. A
membership ol 700 i shown, with 369 hon
orary member, nnd J03 member of the
YVf CTU.
Roll call of officers culled out responses
trm Jir A k Kigg,rre t Mr Edwards,
f res 3rd out 1 Mr L, K jjiain, Pre and
l)l.t;Mrt Henrietta Brown, Or Sec ;MIs
Lib Irvine, Tie. Very few Superinten
dent of department responded to roll call.
Comtalttce was appointed to prepare a
memorial service for the member who
have been laid to rest during the past year.
After noontide praver the convention ad
journed to the haremrnl of the church
where a bountiful lunclijwas spread by the
hospitable ladles ol Salem for our coin
lrt. -
The afternoon vat spent in hearing re
port from the Superintendent. A moth
er meeting wa conducted by Mr Rev
Round, of McMlnnville, formerly of Al
bany.
The report ot District President was
called for. Mrs Hosier ol th? tst dlst was
nt present and her report was read by the
Sec Her dlst for most par. I flourishing,
but on account of sickness In her family
she wa necessarily compelled to neglect
some parts ol It. Mr Blaln of the and dlst.
reported encouragingly, also that one dlst,
convention had been held which was very
successful. Mr Edwards ot the 3rd out
read a full report, her district I the mast
thoroughly orgtnUcd of any In tha State.
She reports, N Union 8, No members,
4. JSo a, JSo member 3&-. The other
district are not reported.
Mrs Hatch Supt ot Parlor meeting re
ported her drpa-tmenl as meeting with
fpeclal favor. Mr llattle Bushnell. Supt
f Flower Mission, read a beautiful report
breathing a fragrance and perfume befit
ting the hiving hearts and active hanti ol
the worker In thi most beautiful .1 all our
dcpar.mentt.
Committee on credential reported 49
deleuate. Ailjourn-d.
Th evening session opened bv congre
gational singing under the direction ol Prof
Parvln. Mrs Spangler, of Corvalli lead
he devotional exercise, reading the out
Psalm. A beautiful duet. '-No Heie Be-
ond." wa rendered bv Prof Parvln and
MrEpley.
Mr. A. K. Rlgg. the able President.
delivered her annual ddress,an encourag
ing effort, full of good rheer.
ink wnsn slit sni exhaustive Docu
ment. She give a two chief rue of
(allure in local union, the lack of proper
material and tack of study of methods, (the
suggested that theHYV take up the kin
dergarten work a a State work. She made
a strong plea for the organizing of Loyal
Legions throughout he wtate. Also for
careful attention to f clentific Instruction
In our schools, ttatin that In that depart
ment we had the hearty co-operation of the
late Superintendent of common - schools.
Prof McElroy' evancetlstlc work ' wa
specialty emphasized and pressed uponth
I nlan. Other department werecarefullt
discussed. After a solo by P10I Parvln,
Save the Boy the aessior. closed.
Following wa the program thi fore
noon : Devotional exercise. Hvclenlc
Reform and Heredity by Mr Dr Adair, of
Astoria. Narctica Mr Nellie Rots, of
Astoria. Sabbath Desecration by Mr W
A S wick, of Roseburg. t ork in Sabbath
School. Mr Nora Wir.lam. ol Monroe
Report of Refuge !!me Mr I It Town
send, of Portland, and general discussion
Thursday morning session. Devotlona
exercise conducted by Mrs. Edward.
Mr. Kinney, of Astoria, superintendent
of scientific temperance Instruction, present
ed ainost interesting report, aud five min
ute were given to the discussion of this
department. Mr. Kinney urged the local
superintendents lo visit the schools and.
use their Influence In securing thorough
teaching l.i this branch. The law on thi
branch of Instruction I defective in Oie-
gon, and it Is to be hoped that it will be
strengthened In the future.
Mr. Grand!, of Astoria, read the rtport
ol the Supt of Legislation. The report
said that through the efforts of Mr. Rigg
an appropriation of $1500 annually for the
establislilrg of a Refuge Home In Tort.
land had been secured. Little has been
done In circulating general petition, the
plan of writing letter to Influential per
tons In behalf of desired measures having
been pursued,
The Superintendent of the Baby Home
of East Portland, Mr. Harbin, reported
that the Home is now firmly established.
Number of children cared lor in the
Home rlnce instituted 1.3 c
Number ol adults tcmporartally cared
Ior 13.
Number of men, boys and women pro-
vldcd employment, 49.
Chlldi en adopted lo permanent homes,
4-
' Number placed In tempotary homes, 13.
Number of deaths 1 1. -
Number ol children now In charere. aa
Miss Weeden reported her work for the
Temperance Temple in her characteristic
style and urged the Unions to contribute
to tuts tuna.
. Mrs. Narclssa White Kinney made an
earnest eulogisilc talk on Mis Wlllard'
new book, "Gllmpes ol Fifty Years."
Said she was glad that our National Pre
ident was setting the fashion for women
to tell their ages. She urged the Press
Superintendents to bring the book befre
the public.
Mrs. Shane, Supt. ( Music lamented
the lack ol enthuaiam in her department
Mist Earny. ol Portland, Supt. ol Kin.
dergarten repent the ichool tucceistul,
more to than last year. Thlt work It a
most humane one. The "mothers ol
children who co out for the day t work
brine their children there and leave them
for the day. They are carefully cared far
and taught and returned fn the evening
this is certainly a benovljnt work. ; Ad
Tourned after noontide prayer.
Afternoon session Mrs. Round led
the devotional exercises.
Prof. Van Scoy, ol the Willamette Uni
versity, extended an Invitation to the Con
vention to visit the University, and that
some lady be designated to address the
students. A vote of thanks was returned.
, Mrs, Thoma, Supt. ol Juvenile work
read a favorable report, out finds the work
neglected in many localities. Five mln
utes discnsslon wa Granted on this depart
inent. One lady stated that if we could
get hold oi the mothers we would soon
have the children.
Committee on Plan ol Work repotted
the following:
plan c work.
As thorough, systematic organization it
under God the very foundation and
strength ol our work and as the existence
of only forty-three in this great state shows
plainly that the crying need of th state is
more extensive and complete organization.
therefore,' . ,
1st. Weetrnestly recommend that organ
Izatlon shall for the coming year, be made
the chief line ol work.
and. In the interest oi such organization
we recommend that the state ollicers by
solicitation shall secure a special fund.lo be
known as HI its Organization Fund, Thlt
fund to be kept separata from all other
state moneys and to be used solely and
? far organization purposes, ,
3rd, That on or more oigaxj.eis be
employed, by the week or month, by the
state officers, the duties of said organizers
Being 10 visit unorganized district and
weak Unions, holding public meetings, ef
fecting and renewing Unions, and where
ever there are on or more active Unions
in a county effect also a count v ortanlza
tlon. The said organizer t take up a col
lection In the name of the state Union for
the organixatlan fund, and wherever these
collection are not sufficient to cover the
expense of organization the deficiency lo
oe supplied out 01 me original slate organ
Izatlon fund.
4th. Be'lcvlna? that too much marhlnars
isonty a burden Alld ftfOafflxsaf laVM raffllfl.
mend the abolition of district officer and
, - - - 1 -
that the county officers be held responsible
noi oniy ior u.e general care and properl
ty of the local unions In their rcsoectlve
countlct, but also for tha further organlza-
iiwii hi sain couniie,
cth. We recommend that In all ortranlz.
ed counties reports Iroin local unions of
that county be sent to the respective coun
ty omcer,and that coun'y general officers
and superintendent In their turn rennet
direct to the stale officer and superlnten-
U1.-111,
Respectfully submitted,
, Narcissa White Kinney,
Mary M Blain,
. Mary E K Howard. 1 "
Committee.
ThU report w adopted by Hem.
Mrs Nash, Slate Press Supt, read one ol
the moat pointed and sensible reports heard
during the convention. -
After thi came the report of the Supt of
Literature. This wa meager, the unions
eem to have exhausted themselves dur
ing the amendment campaign In this work,
and but little was reported.
This report finished the business of the
afternoon.
, KVtNlNO ttlMlCW.
Devotional exercise were led by Mrs
Edward, ol Newberg. Prof Parvln lead
lug the ciingregatkm In singing.
Mr Nar.l.s Whit Klnnev was Intro
duced in a few brlaht compllmentarr re
mark, as tna ocaker of the evenlnsr. Mv
pen I too feeble to attempt taglva even a
synopsis of her addres. It Is sufficient to
say she did herelf credited that I saying
much.
The evenlne closed with a male ouartttte
under tha leadership of Prof Parvln. B
FRIDAY MORS IXO SKSSION.
Devotional meeting led by Mrs Sangler.
olCorvalils, after which Mrs Edwardt
opened the ron vention with prayer. After
the reading of minutes the convention pro
ceeded to the election ol officer, which re
sulted as fallow President, Mrs A R
Rlggt, of Portland ; Cor Sec, Mrs Henri
etta Brown, ot Albany 5 Treat, Mr Mar
garet I Bllyeu, ol Eugene.
Telegrams ol sympathy, were sent to Mrs
UK Illnes the former President, to Mrs
.tilth French and Mrt M E tloxter, these
person are under affliction, by dangerous
illnes In their families. The following
report were read In their order. Ui
Signal, Lecture Bureau.White Cross work,
Evangelistic work, Jail and Prison work.
These report show a steady pushing of tha
work, slowly but eurely gaining ground.
Thi ended the morning session.
APTKfcNOO akSMOM.
Devotional exercise led by Mrs Spark-
lln, ol Independence. The Supt ol work at
fair, reported that 1 50,000 pages of litera
ture had been distributed at the Slate fair.
Mrs Condon urged for her department
Edecational that Mr Narc: wa White
Kinney be secured. If possible to visit the
schools, College and Universities In the
State and present t them that part of our
w-rk. Thi would be a move In th right
direction.
Mr White Kinney, waappointed a del
egate to Con. The general officers are dele
gates by virtue of office. Mr Edwarda,Mrs
Condon and Mrs Casio, alternates.
Report of Committee on Resolutions wa
read and adopted, thi report will be given
later. A general resolution wa lie red
expressive of the appreciation of the dele
gate tr the admirable entertainment
fu.-nlthed by the member ot the Salem
Union In lunches spread at noon each day
In the basement of fie church, they
both toothsome and elegant.
By mutton the next annual convention
will be held In Portland next year. After
a general taking up of scattered threads an
broken bits left in the hurry ot business,
the Seventh Annnal Convention of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union ol
Oregon, closed by singing "Blest be the
tie that Binds" and a short prayer by the
President-
t tue reception.
Immediately after the convention ad
journed the delegation repaired to tha ele
gant residence of Mr R & Wallace, tn re
sponse to an invitation extended to the
conven'Jon to attend a reception. The
house ol Mr Wallace has just been cam-
I leted. It Is an elaborate style ot architec
tureaad beautifully located. The rooms
are richly and tastefully lurnisnetf, ana in
all the'.r appointments displacing the cul
ture an. refinement of the home maner,
An elaborate lunch was spread In the din
ing room. In the middle ol the table wa
hung a large globe, encircled by a mast ol
flower. The globe was oeiiea or a wnite
ribbon, on which were the letters' W. C T.
U. made ol red and white daises. The
cordial hospitality extended by Mr and
Mr Wallace to the delegate ol the con
vention will long be remembered.
The evening entertainment given by the
Y e we will report later.
u
K. BO-HAK-KO
in hit uw discovary for Cocn mptioo, sue
edd in prodnoing a mad join, w&loh it ae
Enowieosea oy ail so oe simpiy nwTuona
It ia xoadioKly plaaaant to th taet., per
factlv harmless, and does not sickan. In al
eases of otsaa of Consumption. Cong hi, Colds
WhooDloB Couch. Croup, jlroacbius, and
Pains 10 the Cheat, it has given universal
satisfaction. Dr Bnaanka'a Cough and Lung
Syrup is sold at SO can ta by Dr uniti fit Hon
Portland. Or.. Jan. 12th.
Havintr a sever baok ache last summer, I
tried th Oregon Kidney Tea, I nsd on ear.
which effected a radical ear. I would rev
ommend it to all who ar afflicted as an on
failing ramed. JtiLica Acix.
Sold by Fosbayw Mason,
C03SU3LFT10X SURELY CURED.
To th. Editor Please Inform your read
ers that I have a positive remedy for the above
named disease, by Its timely use thousands of
hopeless cases have been permanently cured.
1 shall be glad to send two bottles of my reme
dy vrer to aay of your readers who have con
sumption It they will send me their express
nnd post oITIca address. Respectfully,
T. A. SLOCUM. 11. (.'.. 181 fearl St., New Vork.
Wbsn Baby was sick, w gava her Castorla, .
Whsn sba was a Child, she oriod for Castorla, ;
When ah baoam at las, aha elung to Castorla,
Wen sh had Children, th. gav tiwm Castorla,
For 1 and madabarnesa goto E. L. Power
' for piVes. ;
Itehiuir Pilsi xn k io r 1 br m iUt.irj);iis! n.' .
!ou. pnxiuamr sysry llsireoll ttohln attir
ike warm, 'mis ior m as wan as uiinu, ui.suii'ir
Sxitrudtnir rues t w st once to tne anpiiusa .
r. Bossnko.usnmsdy, w.iloa acta direotly
ths psrts stsoted, abaarbinc Ut. tumor, ana -4. .
intent. Itosln and eSsetlng a psnnsusnt a'"
can w. Address The Dr Bossnko WxUoin. Oo.,r '
O. Bold by Dr, Cuias n a son.
1 If von ir nervous or irritaLl.feel lansmid.
disoirited. or if vou have sick headache, fal
low ooraplexioD,or offensive brsath.tben your
liver is out of order and needs rouiiutr. Dr.
Henley's Dandoliou Tonio restores tb liver
to healthy action and tones op the eatii a sys
tem, bold by coshay S uosop.
General Bailer hat had a chip oa his shoulder
about all of tht llmt sines the election of liar.
rlson. , -
Mr. Phelps, late minister to England,
hat
resumed liis old position as professor in
as
Yale law school. .
Ex-Senalor Riddleberger called on the ttfsil
dent Wednesday. It is not stated whether fc
was drunk or sober.
About this time of yesr the family woodpile
becomes to distasteful lo th small boy that be
thinks seriously of shipping as a pirate prefer.
ring the sea to the saw.
m
Wanamnler'! daily list of new postmasters
vie in leng!'., v. itli Coriwal Tanaer's list of new
pensioner. Ia Use long run, hoivever.it looks
at if the Cm. oft would get ahead.
Soot falls down the chimney before a stotm.
because the air st that time contains mora
moisture. Root it hygtoseopic, that is, it ab
sorbs the moisture from the air, and, I scorning
heavier, detaches itself from the aider of the
chimney.
Tbe Cherokee Indians are no W.. The
rush tor Oklahoma tanght them that land was
get ling scarce. They were once willing to sell
6,000,000 acres comprising the Cherokee strip
lor 91.75 " acre. ' Sine the rapid they want
bom K4 to 96 an acre for it.
11,-r-:M 1--:- - - 1 ; . 1 .
niivHwiRii m sicaaisaiu mat na
broken the record, it owned by Americans, is
the resultf American enterprise and the fast-
est boat In the world. Yet w are not happy.
She does not cany the American flsg. Will
the defenders of our 'American system" tell us
why?
The United Kingdom fisheries employ 250,1 1
000 persons. The money value of fish landed
la a year is nearly eight millions sterling. At I
the annual conference of the National Sea Fish
ery Protective Aasoaatian for this year, the I
statement wts rusde that soles, turbot, plaice
and all other flat fish once plenty in tbe North
Sea are diminishing in numbers.
On June 1 8th the voter of Pennsylvania will
vote on tb question of cotutitutionat prohibi
tion. The leaders of the prohibition movement
have so loaded il down with their own eccen-
tive notions thst it is safe to predict that the
voters of that ttate will decide adversely to
their cause by an overwhelmoing majority.
Their position in favor of removing tbe internal
revenue tax from liquors imposed by the gener
al government, and opposition to all kinds of
license, even where they are unable tosubsti
tuts prohibition,!! disgusted a very large class
of voters whose sympathises tbey have hereto
fore bad.
1 tie tides of the ocean exert an enormous I
power which for all practical purposes is wasted.
Some time in the future people living near the j
seacoast wilt have the advantage of a cheaper
power than people anywhere else can hope for.
Since tbe world hat learned bow to store elec
trical power, it is only a step to changing 'the
force of tides of windmills and of water power
into electrical energy, when it can be held and
made at any time available. This ability to I
stare electricit "obviates one of the chief objec
tions to the feasibility of utilizing tides and vari
able winds. It was Emerson who advised
nsen to hitch their wagon lo a star. If the tide
sever largely use!, as it doubtless will be,
vehicle propelled by it may be fairly said to be
hitched to the moon, which cautet tbe tide.
BE BEAD I Uit Till INSECT PESTi.
Fruit culture requires intelligence and
vigilance, eternal vigilance. There are
many Insects continually preying upon
fruils.that It Is only by vigilance that It can
be vnde profitable. II the Insects that fat
ten upon your fruits can be destroyed and
the fruit remain Intact, It pays. One al tha
wont enemies to fruit growing is the borer.
but it Is easily kept in check, if you take It
In time. Take a long, sharp pointed wire,
and push it into the orifice where he is im
bedded, and it will wind him up. The
next is the old fashioned caterpillar, and I
have tound that th best and cheapest way I
to destroy him Is to give him a dose of
Pari green or London purple. Just spray
that on your trees, and when the caterpil
lar take hi breakfast, he get tha poison
and I gone. The next I the canker worm;
this la the worm that defoliates your trees, j
making them look as though scorched
Paris green or London purple la tha rente
dy. Next, the codlin moth Is a terrible
enemy to fruit, but we have a remedy.
Put shocp or hogs In your orchards where
they eat up the little apples that contain the j
embryo worm or spray the tree with Lon
don purple or Paris green. It is a demon
strated lact that the use ot these will save
over ou per cent o! the fruit : but there
should be some concert oi action among !
fruit growers to make this a perfect suc
cess. Seth Fennerln New England Itmt-
tieaJ.
Attention, Ladies. A new invention
Ior dress-cutting taught In half hour tor
$5, Including scale. The agent for instruc-1
tlon oi this system Invites the ladles oi Al
bany and vicinity to call and get a perfect
nt. Air, m. vv. otioert, oyer ooiuen Kuie
Bazaar, Albany, Ur.
Bork. On Saturday. Mav 35th. i8So.tol
the wife of a a Met adden a boy.
U.Ewert, practical watchmaker and
tar. -
S92S
REPORT OF THE COSDITIOX
OP THI
FIRfiT NATIONAL BANK
AT ALBANY, IN THK BTATK Or OBEOON
At th doss at business, May 13th 1889.
eaanrees t
Loans and dlsoountj.. ............. ..........U9,VI,7T
OrardrsMs. tseursd and unsecurad. SM.01
U. tt. Bonds to seour. droulatlon SO0O0.00
Othsr stocks, bonds, and morteara S.044.85
Do from annrorod ressrr. smnt S.(W.89
Dustrura 01W National Banks.... ............ ,4ia,78
Due from Btsta Banka and banker......
KsallosUta, f urnituia, and flxtures . . . . 15,000.00
Currant axrnnsa sul taxes nsid ... S.SM.7S
Premiums paid S83X.60
Chseka and athsr eaah 1 turns .. 67.40
Bills ot other Banks , - 10SU.00
Kraotional paoar currency, nieklesandoents " 7.40
Sped. . .......... . . 84888 SO
hegU tender note.... ...... x,uuu.w
BjuempUon fuud with U. a Treasurer (five
per cent oi circuisuou.1 w.w
Total . ..-.,..t2aa,4O0.xS
Liabilities!
Capital stock paid in.
.....6OO0.OS
..,., 8060 00
19(189.65
1700.60
....1S7.186.77
surplus runa
Undivided pronts. ...., uun
Nsuonsl nans notes outanainr..,..
Individual dopnsila snhjeet to ehwk...
Demand osrttfloates ol tioposlt.....
471176.48
00.00
11S7.SX
Due to ether N stional ruuiss.. .......
Dus to State Banks and hanker......
Total....-
i.4ri66,469,2x
Siat or Okssok, Cotmw bum,: - .
I, E. W. Lai,edi, Cashier of th above nam
ed bank da solemnly swsar that the sbovs atatement
it tru to th beat ot my knosrledg-e and bellel
t K. W -LANGDOST. Cashier.
Subscribed and swera to before me this 23rd day ot
May, 1889. . H. BRYANT,
- (u a) . NotaryJPublle.
CoaaacT Attest I
L.FUNN, )
- b. V,. BLAIN, VDIrecton.
8AMVELE. YOUNPJ
DYSPEPSIA.
8 frlmWI when w od-
i.il?i'r """'"war tliatw posae.
liZ,ZUi "VM,h 'li!'8 wY"f from wlilh
and any t,m ,t. with It lsmK.n felt throuKliI
out tlm wliolo nystprm. Among ainea
ypMlra no two will hav U.eaum. pr
dom Inantaymptoma. tyHmtfitmrtZdlve
mental power ood ft bllllmafciii,"
r ubje to Sir Ilaadaolw, tlVmm
flwhy and phlewmotle have Con.tipsvUon,'
while t he thin mid iiftrvounare abandoned
togioomi ' forolMMllns. rW,in-dytH.1Uns
r wonilerftilly forgetful: others Lava
grwtt Irritability of tamper!
Whatever an-m Dyspepsia, may take.
OD thing ia certain, '
Tht un&erlytntr taunt it ,
in tht JLlVEil,
and Ann thing mora Is antral! y eertaln im
o will remain trwtwZhowtli'
I Wilt SWNct'
Acidity of tb J
aHosnacb.
xpirralga4M,
Allay IrHUtioa,
Assist Dlgestioa,
and, at th same
Urn
Start tht IAvtr to working:
tehtn at I other trouble
toon axtappear.
ttirsa yssrs aaa by Mm sdvkx ti itt. ftuiMr.of
"'. sl wssWucd 10 try Siarnim Urtr
T""?" ." rMui tot in rclier It has
,'4 mr " rMt ihis ss4 ara
i, u -Simmon. 1 1 w Kegulstor and 1 fed
bs adried."-Wn. ti. kaasw, Fort Vslley. Ca.
Bet that you set tht Genuine,'
with red an front of Wrappsr,
J. H. ZETLIN it CU i'kiladclDhJa. Fa.
f,
I have oought the largest and best stock of
BUY GOOD!
ever brought to Albany,
nvit9 every one to
call
stock.
DON'T FORGET -
we'earry a full line of 0. M, Henderson & Uos
BOOTS AND SHOES.
The Red School House Shoes are the best
in the world.
ymk i4W-'
- - 1 1 in- - &'rni1ti-l . -- -'V-.-.- -U
Look out for Bargai ns
in the next SO day
W. F.
The Lending Cash
THE SPUING MEDICU1E YOU WANT
aine's Celery Compound
- Purifies the Blood,
Strengthens the Nerves, ; ; '
Stimulates the Liver,
Regulates the Kidneys and Bowels, :
Gives Life and Vigor to every organ.
There's nothing like it.
laat Bprtnp. being very much run down and
fleblUUited. 1 procured sx.meot Pidno s Celery
sjomuound. Tho use of twolttle3 made me
feel ltke a new man. Asa cmwral tonto and
Wing medicine, I Co not iuow 1W equal. "
ISrtcadter (nerai V. N. O., BurUngton, t.
l.00. Btx tor fs.08. At Urugslsta.
1
I
DliMOSD DYES
rii.er IMM .1
I
I
i
j
3 BatwfeetMri
OVB TRADE MARS
wwrsner It is impor
tant that tha Soda or
Baleralu you use should
twWhiteandPure asm
a all almilsranbstnneoa
vsed for food. Xo insure
obtaining only the 'Arm
4fe Hsramor" brand Soda
or HalerattS, bay it in
poand or ha'f pound"
arteons. which bear our
- name and trade-mark, as
Inferior goodjara som
aimessubstituUid fart'aa
Arm & Hmmtr" braai
-when bought la balk.
3srtias uiius? Bikiiig
Powder should remem
ber that Its sole rising
property oonsist of hi
arbonate of Boris. On
-tesspooafnl of the "Arm
A Hammer" brand of
Soda or Saleratus mixed
i
I
1
OH EYEBT PACKAGE.
-with sour mux equals
Packed in Card Board
Knterod a th P.-sst O.Uneat Alban !
aa uPotid-clani inall matter, I
tV til i':h cilt fa
PafKe. Brothers
Groceries
Prodnca'EalB'il
Tliolr K0o-i! ara tha lc t id t'jf St r.
taaaonablo.
Owong Wa Gee Co.
MRS. JIM WE3TFAL
SS jast OjMrncJ. nr-ti 6jot h C, if. S;
cers, and ticysnt Iui4 cf .
JAPANESE GOODS
of a Urg var;ety iiiany dwsignr. Al
scperior lit e cf tea.
and I would respectful!;?
and look! throueh nr ?
BTJsr CM. II EN DERSO.N&COS
A BLB8AIE0 BCCTS & SliCZS
CHICAGO.
BEAD,
Dry Goods Stove,
Use It Now!
Bavins used your rtno3Vtery Cn-.pf-wt
thla siiriu?. lean oalety l-comweu It as thu
ammS nowertul and at the ku;w time nift i
mntle rwilator. It ts a splonuid n-i-o tonic.
tud since taking tt I have ton like a i;.
KKKnouk, Watertown, Da
wit a.
W'kllb. Richakdsos Co. ITop3. BurUr.gton.Yt.
'J22XlUCTATED FOOD S$Z
it W.U
iocr teis-jwonfuls of tho
tcat:5skli:gPoivder,sftT- ,
lag twenty times its
coot, bnidfa bcic
much hcaithier, because
itdo-.3ot contain any
Lviali-us subeuoiccs,
suchartim. trrsalba
etc., of wlikh many l:t-
icjt iovsiirj are made.
I:rTiii!-a and Farmers
Bhcr-ulUxineonly the-Arm
A: Ilsmiaer" brand for
rlfttnicg and kpiB!
Milk Ions Swctst and
Clisan.
Cxrmos. S?e thst
every pound pack&pe of
"Aria aulltaiamer.
Brand" contains full
ia ounces ni-t, aid tTxe
sj pound iae&ijieyb:i
li mim-s i!t, bad a or
baleratus eamo aa speci
fied on each p&cka&e.
Boxes. Always keeps Soft
s
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