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IRON-WORKS
Mnu foot u iv rttf
Jim mm c..isr am saw
Mill MACHINERY IK jM FRONTS
AMO ALL KIXD3 OF HEAVY
AND LIGHT WORK, IN
IRON AMD BRASS
CASTINCS.
Poll ettanllm psl) o rerVrlny ill
mut ot montnr-
Patterns Made on Short Notfcer
Conrad Mever.
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-rasr Braililbia aiT first Sts.,
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raj TriMy ant mronar.- atnra. tllm
n rket pricn paid for
Al1. KINDS OF PRODUCE.
1107 TO GO EST.
OiKin vis Mna Sr,-. 1! in. Nc
i .itimtta kI innnr at all tin nf tht year.
'""VW Mount Sht. Saoramanto. 0-.lpn, Salt
Lake, Danver. Fioaat eoond-cU cr
r made are ran daily. Bar your tiokats tit tne
ftbl ssve voor fare to Portland. I m th
only proo in Albany thst on Mil yon . a
tiok.t frma Albany dirnet to an oiot in
tha Uoitad Stata. Call m for raVa.
W. I Jrcr,
Owong Wa Gee Co.
MRS. JIM WESTFALL.
ksa jail opened, next d kit to C II. Spcn
rs, and .legaot Hot of
JAPANESE GOODS
" I tars arety and'mviy design. Alto a
X aoparior line of teat.
DR. C. U. CUAMBERLlfl.
EomeonatMc PiTsiciaa and Surseon
J Special attention o diseases of the eyo.
t -offloe'oorner of Th:id and Lyon St.
ALBANY, OSECON.
JULIUS GRADWOHL'S
Golden Rule Bazaar.
Hla atock baa bean enlarged mo that I; ajuaW any oo llii C W, and ooiiilxte ot
Roger Bros. Silverware, Preach Ohio?, and Orys
f talware, Boys' Wagon 3, D oil Oa-riager,
Fancy Goods, and a general
assortment of Orockroy
anrl Toys.
He boye direct and carrier th Unrw itock In the WitU ,ix:tM Valley, to wtol l"
. baa been addod a eomplota Use of
FAMILY GROCERIES
I Agent tor lnnran eimpanla with a napiitt afrx almt 75,000,0CC .
$trck on perle Franoaia. Hh?r wird dontoh ifprvben.-a
7 Lookout For low Prices.
FURNITURE,
I tut tow retat.tpg frni'nre at tny factor; at coat. People viliiii furni
f"p can do well to look l.ere for bt.'i,-ioN,a- 1 am going to all at coat during
the ixxt 30 days. GVme ai.d ixioiiie o ((!-' t rlorn. . f:ich air; flae
berev
Factory at lh- livVr fi (1 l fi ft' t.
C. J. DILLON.-'
FURNITURE.
M" ' ....
f 03 want the beat and moat durable furotur.iimi. i iti-uiufav.ur4 I i-i t H('ityo
Thomas Brink.
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DC-
(The) Tdachen i
vrho adrtsod her ironll to atmnrftiian
v no aurtsou net pupil to itrerigtban
their rutnda ty ttio tua ot Aycr'a ftar.
aparuin, appreciated tua truth that
bodily health la ewrntlol to rnontal
visor. For periona ot dollcato and feebla
conatitutlon, whether young or old, thla
medicine la remarkably beneflrtul. Ba
aure you get Ayer'e Saraaparlll.
Every apring and fall I take it num
ber of lxtli-a ot Ayer'a Sarnaiiarllla, and
ra Rtitly lienellted." Mra. Jautca II.
Kuatuian, Stonuliam, MaM.
"I liara taken Ayer'a tUraapArina,
With frrent beurtlt to my general health."
Miaa XUlria, L. Crorar, l'uluijra. Md.
My daughter, twelve yeara ot nge,
baa u Herod tor the paat year truiu
General Debility.
X few ireeka aluoe, wo liegun to (jtr
her Ayer'a Baraapnrllla. Urr healihhaa
orreatly improved." Mr. Harriet II.
liAttlva, South Chelmsford, Mats.
"AhontnyearagoIhepnnaMiiff ATer'a
Fnrumrlllu M remedy for del'illltr
anil ueuralela reiulting from malarial
ex insure in tho army. . I -aa In m very
bad condition, but aix bottlea ot the 8ar
anparilltt. with oooanlonal doaea of Ayer'a
1'ilU. have greatly improved my health.
I am now able to work, and feel that I
ranuot aav too much fur your excellent
retncdlea. K. A. lHukham, South
Moluucua, Mo.
" My daughter, alxteen yeara old, la
ttalno Ayer'a bursnparilla with good ef-
Itev. . J. tJralmm, United
Brethren Church, Uuckhauuon,W.Va.
",I aufferad from ... . :;.-v- !
Nervous Prostration,
with lame back and headache, and bara
been much benefited by the uae of Ayer'a
Bursa parllla. I am now e yeara of age,
and am aatiafled that my preaent hcaUU
ami prolonged life are dun to the uae ot
Ayer'a SaraaparUU." Lucy Moftttt,
Xillincly, Conu.
Mra. Ann n. Farnxworth. a lady 79
yeara old. So. Woodstock. V't., writea t
"After aeveral weeks' auffering from
liervoua prostration, I procureil a hottla
of Ayera Sarsaparilla, and before I
bad taken bait ol It my usual health
returned." a
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
raxranco by
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mata.
Price J; aUbouiesfi. Worth as a botUa.
PIANOS.
Thoi wlibioir a firstwla Inatromant
aboutd call at Mrt. B. E, Hyman'a auJ
aea on of ihoao Caieorate l lleinma
Lons ptanoaa. exeei.ent rlcb tone. Ea-
peiialiy made and ad d to itanf tba
ell mata on th Pacido C'oaat. EerT niana
fully a-uataiiteed for & vear-. The (cleat
heot-wnaio for alu. Muilu and nalotlnir
laaaona clven there. Alao fie plana to get
your new S6winir Mavlilna. Fanor work
and dree Diaktnx tlona to order. Klrat
oor eat of uuue'a old atand. Albao v.
Oregon.
WILL BROS,
leaini in aililw it(.t loiprova I Puaja
Ortfa, Swlu MmiiiiAv, Uuna. Alio
afiitllinanf warrants I Kaxora, Hulcber
and rocket Kiavwv. Tba bot kind ol
mwIui( laaohina oil, noexlle and axtraa,
tor ail machine All iq V-ring neatly
end reaaanahl? dnua.
DR. Gn WATSON f.lASTOf-
Phyuician and Sargeon.
orhcaoppottitotlia Democrat.
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TO MAKE
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G&liclous Siscult
K !t your Gtcr.LX for
COW BRAND
' fsODAatSALERATUS."
!aaiar-"
i. record.
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A Gooti RNTlftTAiNMKNT.-A largt
and refined audience fathered at the opera
houie latThurdar,'Whe occa.lon ot the
W R C'a decoration da tnterlalnment.
A choice program wa rendered. It wat
opened by a well aounded bugla call by Mr
Link. Carlton Sox declaimed "Hail to tht
Veteran" In a scholarly manner. A aong
by a quartet, consisting of Mer Scart
and Fortinlller and Mra Lee and Mite Gil
bert, wai her r illy applauded. MUa Vetla
Masan read "The Soldttr a Addre.H with
good enunciation, and MUt Velle Irving
made the drum rattle In a nice recital of
The Reveille. Part aecond m opened
by a aolo by MUt Minnie Vanllom, The
Vacant Chair," which waa enthualaatkly
ei.cored. MUa Van Horn hat a very tweet
voice well at a charming appearance
and dellsht whenever the alnga MUt
Lora Vance recited ' Cover them over with
Flower," In a manner to how excellent
training. The quartet tang "Columbia"
and the old soldier "Marching Through
Georgia." The general effect wat Hurt
ling, resulting In a ttampeded encore, an
twered behind the scene. During the
tong a beautiful tableaux wat revealed. A
remarkably prettv part wat the memorial
of flower by fortv-three little girl andbovt
under the superior training of Mitt Llllie
Robertson. Kepretenllng the ttatct, they
offered their garlandt and bouquet, which
were received on a monument. While
tinging with bended kneet a beautiful tab
leaux aa presented with a beautiful young
lady a the center of the tcene. This doted
the entertainment.
Cap. II. The following from the Pen
dleton E. O. glvee Cap. Humphrey tuch a
good tend off on hit new appointment that
we give It, though I, handlet Ben Simpson
rather roughly: M,Gen. Ilen Simpson
late ot Oregon,' John II Shupe, of Oak
laud, Or, and Capt. N. B- Humphrey, ol
o Albany, Or, have been appolned acorn
mlttlon to treat with ths Corur d'Alene
Indiana, an all summer job at leat, with
eight dollar a day pay. Simpson Is a na
toriout rascal, Shupe I decent and Intel
llgent gentleman, and Op' nearly every,
body in Pendleton know "Cap Humphrey
will be oneot the moat entertaining Id
lowt the IndUnt ever dealt with. II
Simpson bad hall the honesty or manllne
that 'Cap hat, the commission would be
very creditable under this administra
tion." Two PicTvmt. ThU morning C E
fVolvcrton, Esq, received by exprese from
Mr F L Such, at San Francisco, two pic
tures. One is a plain scene of the river
without any bridge, ttyled "At it It Sow."
The other U a large, nicely framed tcene
In colon, a beautiful b'ldge tpannlng the
river from BroadalMn Street.a river steam
er passing under It and numerous learnt
and hortet over It, and ttyled, "At It will
be in the Future." We understand that
on Mr Such't return to Albany he will
make tuch a bridge an Issue, and that he
propose to have one running Irom" Albany
over the Willamette to ttoveruaie," u ne
builds it himself.
Bio HtADKD. The Albai.y papers. In
their big beadednest, talk at though they
can compel the Eugene tnllltla company ta
go there en the 4th. They evidently want
the world and think all that It necessary it
ta ask for It and It will be given them,
Eugene (J tut r J. Not so fast. Lattyear
the several companies were compelled to
go to CorvallU under a general order from
the department Commander, and the tame
thing might passiblv happen this year
The Albany paper don't pretend to be at
high at that, but Col Smith la. At far at
the world it concerned we are getting aur
share fast enough.
Don't Pi blisii It. Like other papers
the DMocAT nearly every day bat some
one whisper in Its ear, "Don't publUh It"
If the local papers were to follow all of
such advice some of the livest Items would
never appear, and do not from that reason,
and ae agree with a contemporary that a
good rule is ta publish the news rcgardlett
ot "Don't publish It," that it, where It Isof
public nature.
U.vx Moody. Faur years ago one lr
1 1 L Mooe'y pasted a forged check for $ too
on the First National Bank, of this city
and skipped out. $50 wat recovered, but
not Moody. The dltp.tcbet to-day tell of
bit further experience in the East at Wash.
Ington, I). C, and he hat iutt been captur
ed for forging a check to the coat of Gen
M Harrison, postal money order inspector
nd a friend ot Moody, whom he first met
in laittornia.
Goxc. Left A than v, on Wednesday
May 29th, 1889, a young girl, about fifteen
yeara of age, 5 feet 3 inchet tall, flushed
complexion, pouting llp,well dressed ; wat
seen on the Portland train and to cross the
ferry at that city same day. It It thought
the went on to Seattle. Antwera to the
name of Minnie Cheadle. Return to Ai
bany.
Peculiar Suit, Advil tuit,W A Cu-
Ick vt S C HardenbrookJ being heard this
afternoon before Justice Goodeli. The ac
tlon U a suit for a $10 surgical fee. liar
denbrook It the young man whose car was
cut nearly oil by a bolt at the saw mill a
lew days ago, and the 10 0111 it lor tewing
It on. A verdict of So wt rendered in
favor of plaintiff. Journal.
Not So Much 1 1 tax. "It I said that
several hundred dollars are Invested in the
Louisiana lottery every month by residents
of Eugene. It is very foolish business and
lots of money 4 wasted. The business I
conducted very quietly Iltgitler. It el
ways has been quite quiet in Albany until
. t (J . . ! -. ..I. . V. . 11-
iiiv oc 1 11 v; ihiiii inuk nits wnii.
doesn't do business thut way. .
A Sharp Point. It is 4 little peculiar
that such fear is expressed that criticism
by the local paper of the bad condition ol
the ttreett v. ill hurt the town and prevent
people from coming here.whcri It It at the
same time'clalmed that advertisements in
the same papers of the merit of the town
wit) do no good. lienton ltadtr, j
K. or P. At their meeting last Th urs
ine member of Laurel Lodge, No 7, K.of
P., elected the following officer: DVS
Reld, P C; Geo C Will, C C; II E bert, V
C; W A McClaln, P; Walter M Parker,
MAT. -- -i :-
18 To 16, Thursday afternoon an ex
citing game of bate ball waa played on the
college ground between the college and
Knox Butte nines, with the result men
tloned, In favor of the college nine. Five
innings were played. The game was hat
tlly arranged. .
TitRXK MEN-Last Thursday about ten
o'clock three men attempted to enter the O
R&N office, and were teen climbing a
ladder to the window when Marnhal Hoff
man wat notified, and, with Nlghlwatch
Jonet, made a raid on them; but they di-
appearea in me uarxnett ana could not be
found, f ... .
Wood Waited Let all those who de-
tire to furotih thlt office with wood 00
subscription, bring It in at once, VWood
taken on new subscriptions.- Do not wait
till fall. We may not need wood then
Naw Post. "Stept are being taken to
OiganSze a post of the G A R at Jefferson,
- ,unty. There are many of the
r ivtr in that vicin:
fit i-v " ,n ulal vicinity wno arc anX'
If O ' associated together in a post'
' v v Children Ory fpr.
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Stat Granuc At a meeting of th
State Grange a reoltiiloi was passed !
vorlng the Australian i.yttem of voting,
and resolution relative to a change lit the
law In regard to exemption of property,
regarding the election of United Slate
Senators, and salary otthe lecturer were
considered" and referred. The subject of
atsetsment and taxation was alo tllscut
edUnd referred to the subordinate grange.
A resolution asking that one or more wo
men be appointed upon the Iloard of Reg-
ntt ofllte Agricultural Collcgc,wt adopt
ed. The committee on Agricultural Col
lege, recommending the change in the
law so that a majority of the rents must
be practical farmers, and that the currlcul
mn ot studies shall he onlv practical stud
ies which will specially aid the work af
gricuiture and practical mccnamc.
Lkdasov. A R Cyrut Si Co. told to
a. Coffet this week aoo aoret of land near
Brownsville belonging to the Scotch Co.,
In consideration of Sjooo.... There v. a a
match game of base ball here last Saturday
between tho boy and jrmrrled men, In
which the boys came out ahead . . . . t last
Wednesdey little Hugh, so. of Z T Hrys
nt, w aeclilcntlv cut nn tne icg just
above the ankle. The cut U not serious,
ut la verv mdnful f.ir the little fellow . . .
Our hose' team hat decided to run In Al
bany on the Fourth, and have bguit to
make all necessary arrangement. The
hose team have made arrangement with
Mr Odell to train them for the l ourlh.--
Our SrHKCTCARH. I.ait Friday the
Albany Street R R Co let the contract fur
building two street cars to A J Anslyn, el
this city, at $950 a car. The cars will be
S feet long, with 11 feet standing room,
and wilt be built in the most improved
fashion, with as fine finish as any of east
ern manufacture. When linunea thry
will speak for Albany in loud term, and
the letting of such an Important contract
loan Albany firm shows that our tltlrn
propose to support home industries, a lact
that goes a long ways toward building tip a
community. Mr Anslvn has had epcr
lence In thlt line ol work and understand
the bualnet thotoughly. The car will be
a goodly any In Oregon.
Th Miiinu Boat. "Harrison Brit-
tow returned from a trip to rlnrcnce
Wednesday. He reports that a life boat ,f
the wrecked steamer Alaskan wat found
on the beach, south of I'Uircnce, with three
holet ttove in her. It U probably the mlts-
ng boat, at the current would have carried
the boat that wat abandoned at Cape Per
petua north Instead of south. Hit proves
ta be the missing boat, the seamen who ltd
the Alaskan In her have found a watery
grave. Wreckage wa coming ashore
near Florence. One party ticked up a bu
reau intact, and several doors had been se
cured'." Eugene titimrd.
Is Astoria. I) II Monteitlt, of Al.
bany, and E Ford and C Kennedy, ot the
Oregon PacISc railroad, were in the city
yesterday -estlng In real estate. These
gentlemen are very much pleased with As
toria and are ot the opinion that Astoria
will have not only ooe, but two or three
railroad within the next two years. Mr
Kennedy stated to a reporter, in
answer to the question a to the terminus
of the Chicago & Northwestern, that In hb
pinion the road was pushing toward As
toria. He has so much confidence In the
belief that the road wtll cone to Astoria
that he Invested In considerable proper tv
vesterdav. He further slated that a num
ber of Allian v and Corvalli capitalist were
coming to Astoria to invest. provUUng
real estate wa not loo high. 'wavr.
Plain Talk. The following from the
Astoria TrKri4 is pretty plain talk for
home paper: "Astoria 1 getting qul'.e a
name, In fact it hat got out that she I hav
ing a boom, and a great many poor men
teeklng employment are turning their
face thlt way, and when they arrive they
find themselves In a sad plight. If the
property owner havn'l energy and push
enouk-h about them to start op some kind
of an enterprise to give work lo at least
their own home mechanics thev must not
find fault."
To CaAMT' Pas. J T Flynn V Co'
(pedal train for (.'mil' Pt passed
through Albasy Friday at 10:45. a. m. It
consisted of six coachc and had over two
hundred on board, most being from Port
land, a few gc'tlng on at Oregon City and
about a dozen at Sale. 11. The following
oined the party at this city : C G Uurk
hait, F M Rcdflcld, I) II Mor.lclth, J Do
brulllc. S Shupp. C W Watt.W W Crow-
der, M Ame. E E Lange, C C Bunnell, A
Klein, A R Cyrus and C D Winn.
A Good Section. "Immigrants and
homeseekers, who come to Albany and
other thoroughfare on the main line are
notlntormed of the wonderful retourcet
along the Callpoota, Sanliam and Hamil
ton creek, or else they would crowd in and
take advantage of these golden opportun
itlet before they pasa away torever, tayt
a correspondent of the Lebanon paper.
New as a matter of fact our real cstae men
work for all sections ot the county wher
ever thev have farms for sale. Certainly
no part of the county Jeserve more con
tideratlon than that mentioned,
Payito The Southern Pacific railroad
company hat for more than a week had a
boy at the I.alona landing twice a day to
count the number of passcngert that ar
rive on her from Portland or depart. The
boy it provided with blanks by the rail
road company, and will purrue hi avoca
tion for 30 dayt at $1 a day. The object In
view is to calculate whether the travel by
steamer is sufficiently numerous to war
rant the expense of ft specl.il train. Ore.
gon City Corn ier. '
An Insane Linguist "J S White,
ho wa brought up from Portland and
committed to the asylum fur insane yes
terday, ha command of seven or tight lan
guages, and is ths author of a work on
stenography and is otherwise a highly ed
ucated man. it is supposed mat m ii
ease wat brouahtabcut from a fall on his
head -he once had in nan i ranclsco."
Salem Journal. , v
A MAN KILLED luesdav evening ns
the north bound freight was about to leave
Drain a min wearing a ve.y fair tuil of
clothes asked the conductor to let him ride,
offering to help wood up whenever ncce
taiy. The conductor of course refused to
do so. The man was not seen again but
when the south bound freight was nraring
Drain about two hour later his mangled
remains were found upon the track.
Roseburg Jleview. , ,
LoabofWool. MrR G Smith arrived
In the city last Friday with 1500 pottnds
of wool from Dr J L Hill's ranch nt Sis
tert, Crook county. Five double teamt
will follow In a fsw day i. He reported
good traveling. While only 1 5 centt It paid
lor wool at The Uaiies is to 10 cents is
paid here. Our superior market will be
great thing for Crook county when the O
t t completed.
A Shootiso Match. The shooting
match between G W Smith and Zeph Job
on the flat near the bridge yesterday re
tulted in a victory for the former by two
birds. The score stood, Smith sixteen and
Tob fourteen ut of twenty.' This contest
wa for a silver cup.- Corvallit Gazette.
7 Oik cure rheumatism, neurtlcia and
toothache, Foshay & Mason Agent.
Fltcher's Castorla.
PECOUATION DAY.
Decoration day is now annus'ly ob
served in Albany a well at generally
through the United State, flttlng tribute
to the memory of btave men who II
burled in graves scattered over thlt Ur'g
nation. In this city the day wat observed
In an appropriate manner, under the ut
plcet ot McPherson Pot,(J A R, and the
WRC.
At 9 o'clock the -icccinn formed In
front ot the OAR ball, and with fiagt
and flower marched t the city cemetery,
where halt wat 1111.de al the grave of
Comrade Fred Muellei, the latt on the roll
to pas away. Here the ceremony pecu
llni to the order wut carried out, the fol
lowing graves being decorated with a pro
fusion of flowers, now In their glory, by de.
Uchmente from the GAR mid WRC
assisted by the school children of the pub
lic school. Fred Mueller', Martin Ilrf--fron's,
Capt Arch Montelth's, W II Crow's
J M Burrow's and Robert Carter's, in the
city cemetery, and General Mart V
Brown's and Capt MUhwa n the Masonic
cemetery. Alter this nicely carried out
floral tilbute, the procession returned to
the city and wild many others filled the
opera house, when iho e'crclcs of the day
were listened to.
The exercise were onened bv nraver.
Then followed the singing ot America"
Ir. a ringing manner, roll call, another song,
"Cover then, over with Beautiful Flow
er," and the address of the day by Com
mander E B McElroy, state superintend
ent ol public schools. It was replete with
patriotic sentiment and did honor to the
occasion. The speaker ha happy (acui
ty cl reaching hi hearers and old so on
this occasion lit a marked manner. vYe re
gret the Uck of space to give It in full
THE MAN AlltlfT TOWN.
There is nothing like competition in this
world, lie has been working In the pic
ture line In this city, and now Sj will get
you a cabinet photo. That beats anything
hack East the new comer alwayt beast
about, and even the old maid of the city
who have been afraid ot breaking the
camera should step to the front and have
their shadow captured In black and white,
The Albany hose team are hereby warn,
ed by the Man About Town that on the
tth they will have a lire competitor In
the Lebanon hose team. II II O'dell, one
ol the Cecils t runners in the world, will
train the team and make it an efficient one.
Corvalli will also have a lightning chaser,
so that tne re race alone will be an at
traction worth coining seventy seven mile
IO Wltl;CS.
Die principal mission ot the average
Albany boy evening l to see how many
cherries he caa steal, and he follow the
avocation with an assurance Ilia It apel-
llng. When it come loeherrlet the Albtny
ouiii ia genuine annlhliist.
i
The market price ot wheal It now twen
ty ccntt less than In October and Novem.
ber, and It there It anyone who should be
kicking himself It it the mtn who didn't
sell, and yet It it always thus. There are
men who would wait tor rive cenit more
If heat got up to two dollars a bushel.
ssaaBHfsjaHN(BHMat a
UAI.I,. "Albany ioe not lack gall, say
the tiiirJa Gneene. 3he I analou to
secure the attendance of the Eugene mili
tary company at her Fourth of July cele.
bratton, and one ot the Albany paper tug
gest that an order from the commander of
the d regiment would compel them to at
tend. A tew months c( a boom hat made
the average Altanr resident think there is
no other place, Kticene Is used to pros.
parity, and does not Insist on having but
her share ol the regiment, and that at
least conU' of her home company."
KhIUIotest KI4 Unvn! !.
I have just received a futl line of kid
colvet branded Our Own. Thlt fat a genu.
Ine kid glove. I buy direct from Importer
in -ew t oik and consider them the best
value of any glove I ever sold for thl
price, s button, 3 row of st'tchlng, $1.50
per pair.
S. E.Younj.
Not oii persoi in fifty arrivsa at tb age
of forty, who it not trcabltd with kidney or
urinary complaint in son. form. To that
(Mictwl with pain in the btck, nea rttaatioa
of nrmr, nervous debility, psinful or tep
pr.sivd maitttruatioa, we eao eff.r a ramady
that bss been in constant nsa oy.r twenty
tsar. Ortgon Kidnty Tea. Tht preparatiea
hat dona mar far saffsring hamseity than
any other medicine in the market. Sold by
r txnay n Aiasaii.
a srmicmsn wno nan sniierra sicaiaano.
1HM .nil nsifl. frAHi k.rliM it,l aiul uln ljt
been treated by tb best physu"o, without
relief, sayt that two botlUa ot Dutard't
.SrKtiHe enrrd hint aod left his faea perfectly
smocth, will oot a cr. It nav.r falls in skin
dottsta. Sold by Foshay k Mason.
run iMi.Kt.
!U-lii i-r I' i n 'j kian h, nil. ir,l llkata-
l.ni pro burnt vary lrr'il llaliinf ftir
inr wsrni. ThlU: a at wsll at Blind, BlMdln;
.rvioiuinv it.t . t ono w in. a(.pucst 4
r. Iloranko r reinnly. w.iloh anla direct I
Ui pis .7 Urbiiiir Ih. tmnors, ana
Ifitsns. Itcn snil ffrtlns- a Mrnsurl e'U
oaU. Adlnlti. Or Hisnk) VCein Co.,
O. tv.M t Or, C -its sn d Hon.
If vou ire uetvousnr irriUUe.feel Isncuid.
ilispuited, or 11 yon have tick hesdsohe, tal
low onmplcxtmv.rclTensive hr.alh.tben ynr
livr 1 our t.f irilr ami i-eent routMc. W.
Hi-nlf v'a DemMi.'n Toi io restores Ilia livar
to henlthv action nnl tmtisuptha eniiie sys
ni. Sxiil ny roh'. vV Mason.
Wiitfht'a Sytoc Tsr mid Wild Choiry
1 ry U !! yon will u. nothing else fo.
01 iist'i. colli, aud all allectiont of the threat
-nd lungs. Sjld by rosfcay & Mason.
Viieht'a Comm. mid trun of Sarsaparilla
can I.p relied upon for ail blood disrate, skin
ailrCliotiK, etc. Hold by trosliay n Alston.
t'ltt: FOR NICK HE OA I'll E,
(Hirnn want remdv for R'llousnea. PlmnlM on
ths fscr, Ida sure eur lor lck hmdsch., uk Dr,
(lulu and 81, i,e DruifilL, for Ur.0oi.nl' Un
I'llls, try a do , tanipU Irca 'ull box is cml.Q
Wright Myrth tooth soap. Fragrant,
cooling and refreshing. Heal tore gam
tnd preserves the teeth. Sold by Foshay ft
Mason, -
A dry. hackino'couah keeps th. bronchial
tube iu a atsta of constaut irritation, which,
If not tpcodily removed, may lead to bron
chilis. No prompter lemedy ean be had than
Ayer f Cherry Pectoral, winch i botb an
nodvne and rxpectoront.
. Writtbt's Arabian Horse Liniment, to in
Valuable remedy for sprains, bruises, lame
ness and all affection of tht skin, mutolesand
joints, to which hortet and oattle art tab-
jeot. bold by Foshay & Mason.
CGSGU.'EjOTO: SfJEKL's C17RE2.
To Trta Fihtou I'loaso inform ymir read
er.t Hint i liuvu u iodiiri!teiuiy tor tiieahova
named Uiseuae. liy Uh timely ime lliouunds ot
hupelect cases Imvu len peiiniuiently cured.
I sliiill he Kliul to send two bottle of my reme
dy puke to any of your reader.who liave eon
suiiiHloii if Uicy will send me tbt-lr express
mid post oftliw nddresH. KespecUully,
T. A.SI.0CUM. M.C. ISU'earl t.,New ITork.
BABY V
carriages
, AT :
ARB WK A NAT10 OF BKU0AB4 t
The regularity with which the great mo
nepolles and highly protected Interests bob
up to greet the various senatorial commit
teet that during the vacation season are
perambulating the country seeking after
Information and the unanlmout cry for
more protection, higher duttet and subsl
die, I attracting the attention of all ob
tervant men. This feature It til the more
striking at It brlngt out in strong contrast
the activity at the tariff fed industries as
compared with Hie comatose stale of tnr
consumer, and commo.i people who must
of necessity tiiffer if the demands are
granted. The result ot Ihefrgonhullnn of
capital It apparent, for the try i a uniform
one to the extent that more tax I desired
upon foreign article that thry may ite ex
cluded and great subsidies required to tup
port foreign trade. Thut.ln San Francisco,
the senate committee i informed that
Mexico and British Columbia wilt destroy
us unless we shut them out entirely,
while the rommlttcorlhat i considering
the way to head off the Canadian Pacific
railway and its enterprise learn ot the
dang.' that confront tis from other coun
tries. Thl wall calls forth an Indignant
protest from many sources but nowhere
have we teen a more pertinent one than
appeara in a recent number of the Alia
CutitnL, which says 1 "The spectae'e It
calculated to humble American pride. We
are afraid to deal with other people on the
batlt of exchange of products and Insist
upon being paid in cash for what they get
nf us. We bite every coin for fear it may
be cour.terfcit and til and snivel over the
results of enterprise In olher countries and
ask our government to give ut money to
stop our crying and compltlnts. Next 4th
of July, Instead of sewing red ttrlpetdown
our trousers iegt and straddling holiday
car horses and be-gushing at all mankind,
let ut meet and pass resolutions that we
are equal lo none and excelled by all and
will go to the poorhause unless we arc pro
tccted and subsidised. Let us take the
goddett of liberty off the shield and great
teal and put Oliver Twist there with bowl
and spoon asking Uncle Sam for 'more.' "
The picture thus presented give ut a
unique representation of our position, but
U It not deserved f Our orator tell ut that
there U no land like ours, that no other
country ha tuch a wealth of fertile plaint
and valley t, tuclv store of prrctou metals,
tuch magnificent rivers.bcautlful take and
lofty mountain ; our ciiixen are the most
Ingenlout and patriotic ; our government
the pride ot liberty loving people ail aver
the world and our flag float over a nat'on
the grandest on the face of the glebe ; yet
we appear by the records of the senate
committee a a nation of beggart and
coward, praying for governmental aid and
protection, Mrald of our own shadows and
trembling at every spook that paity neces
sity raises.' It is time that the common
peeple of the country rose and repudiated
such attemptt to degrade the standard of
American manhood, since they come only
from sources that would build themselves
up at the expense of the great whole. Let
the rank and Cle declare the continued
force and power of the country, regardless
of those who would even drag the dignity
of a great people down If thereby they can
reap the re aards. But not only the dig
nlty but the true prosperity of the people is
assailed. Everything that lead to the
bul.'dlng up of classes tends to destroy the
Interest ot the people a a whale and turn
the government from It proper course.
VITAL STATISTIC?.
The attention of the medical profession
I called to the following circular letter
irom the tuperintenaeni or the census.
Upon the profession will depend the com
pleteness of the ccntu ot vwa! statistics.
Let all assist in the work :
AiiixiTOK, P. C, May t, 18S9.
T tk MtJieal Ptofttsion ;
The various medical association aud the
medical profession will be glad to learn
that Dr John S Billings, Surgeon U S
Army, ha consented to take charge of the
report on the MoiUlity and Vital Statistic
of the United State at returned by the
Eleventh Census.
At the United Stalet hat no system ot
registration of vital statistics, tuch at it to
lled upon by other civilized natlont tor the
purpose of ascertaining the actual move-
ment of population, our census affords the
only opportunity of obtaining near an ap-
oroxlmate estimate of the birth and death
1 , ....u 1 , ,u-
I I
" CTB,,7 M"r"""u" " any
tatUfactery ytem af tntc and municipal
registration
In view of this, the Census Ofllce.durlng
the month of May thl year, will Issue to
the medical profession throuehout the
country "Physlclan'a Registers' - for the
purpose of obtaining more accurate re
turns of deaths than it I possible for the
enumerators to make. It It earnestly hop
ed that physicians '1. cverv part of the
country will co-operate with the Census
Office In this Important work. The record
should be kept from June 1, JSS9, to May
31, 1890, Nearly 26,000 of these registra
tion book were filled up and returned lo
the office In 1S80, nnd nearly all of thtm
used for statistical purposes. It Is hoped
that double thi number w ill be obtained
for the Eleventh Census.
Phy!clant not receiving registers can
obtain them by rending their names and
addresset to Ihc Crpi.ua Office.nnd.wilh the
Register, an oftidai envelope which rc-
qulret no slamji will bs provided for their
return to Washington.
If all medical and aurglcal practitioners
throughout the country will lend their au,
the mortality and vital statistic of the
Eleventh Census will be mere comprehen
sive' and, comple'e than they have t?vcr
been. Every physician should take n per
sonal pride in having thla report a full.
and accurate 1 it It possible to make it.
It I hereby promised that nil informa
tion obtained through thi source shall be
held strictly confidential. 1 '
Robert T, Porter, '
Supt. of Census.
The pension appropriation of $8t,750,ooo
for the fiscal year 1889 Tiat already been
exhausted, although the fiscal year has
nearly two months yet to run. Thlt waa
among the largest ot appropriations.
Larger have been made, but have not been.
expended until thlt one. ,
The dispute between Jefferson Davis
and General Wolsely amounts to about
this : Woliely ay that Bavis it an in
competent third rate man. Davit says
Wolsely It a venomous fraud. .They were
good friends once and well acquainted
with each other and both ought to be be
lieved; The member of the Harrison family that has
not got an office is named John. He i a Dem
The father of Iloug Moltram Brooks, alias!
Maxwell, who wst hanged at fit. Louis last I
summer for the murder of Charle Arthur Prel
ler, clings with pitiful persistence to tht belief
that his boy was innwent. The foreman of
the jury that convicted Brooks recenily received
a letter from the old genileman, who live in
1 ..,,.. ...
tngiami, wmcn is lull or biUerntss ORaintt
those whom he stylos the murderer ol hi on.
It is not Blond for the young that milk Is
tieallhful.lliough its nutritive characteristic es
pecially adapt It to promote boclly growth. It is
tlmosl equally a specific for brain esliausfion,
tnd (lie student or writer who is agel out
will find a class of waime I milk lo relieve him
better than a stimulant, fce-colJ milk, a in
iicru nit com oriiixn, suo'Uii be r.vjMcil, as
. II I . fl ill. ii, . . .
they are veiy injuiiou to digestion.
1 he tvl-J rroo of Florida oianges for the
season jutt ea.lcil was , 200,000 hoses. Oil
this number 1,700,000 Luxe were shipped out
of (he Slate an increase of about ibhiy-five
per cent, over the prviu season, an t the re
maining 300,000, it was estimated, aete com-
oed of I he Floiiila consumption, Hie fruit that
dropped fiom the fees, better oranr;-, etc.
1 he lust paper mill in America was built at
Kusltotough, near Philadelphia, in ibjo, ami
the fust paper maker was William Kittenltouse,
Steps are ling taken toward the celebration
of hit bi-ceutennial, and a gathering of jh per
makers tnd prime. is urged Horatio Gale
Jones has sent circulars lo those interested,
calling (ut cspression of opinion relative to the
ths meter of the observation.
i ne commercial associations in the gram
trade in Ixin-lon are considering the measures
to be taken for diminishing the impurities in
Etst India wheats exported to Great Britain.
Tint dirt sometimes amount to between eight
and nine per cent.of the total weight, France
and Italy refuse to import tuch ditty whett,
giving preference to American and Kiissi.it
wheals.
dataware cracks when placed in hot water
because, being a poor conductor of beat, the
outside becomes hot, and expands, while the
ntcrior is stilt cool. The triu resulting from
hit unequal espenston cause the fiacture.
For this reason, llii glass, whkh is quickly
heated through, it lest likely to break than ibe I
thick, heavy varieties.
opium u6ot by cutting the capuie of the
ippy flower with a notched iron instrument at I
por
sunrise, tad by the next morning a drop of tiie
juice hat 00 ea out. 1 his is scraped on and I
wved by the grower, and after be has a vcsstl j
full of it it it stained and dried. It take al
great ms-y poj.pic to make a pound of opium,
and it gae through a number of procewe be
fore it i ready for market.
A man supposed to be a tramp wat found
dead in a wood out West. A jury inquired
into the cause ol ins death, and retorted as I
(olio: "The jury doc not find that the dead
man has been foully dealt with, and is of the
ojnnion that he died simply because his time
had come, and there was no getting out of it."
About 10,000 Democrats have been removed
by Harrison's headsmen since March 4. As
Democratic administration wa about 8000 be
hind thi record in the tame length of lime, we
suppose this demonstrate the truth of the alle
gation that civil service is only safe in Republi
can ha-)!.
Aa extensive deposit of mincial wat that bat
been lor a long time overlooked w st discovered
in Utah three years ago, oa the line of the
Denver and Rio Grande railroad. Over 1000
ton a year are secured. It resemble beeswax
and may be used (at the same purpose.
It is bard lor a haughty man ever lo forgive I
one that has caught him in a fault, and whom
be know bat reaien to complain of him; his I
resentment never subside till be bat lost, and
round mean to make the oilier do him cjual
wrong.
In the first teventy-Gvedays of its existence
the Harrison Administration hot turned nearly
ten thousand Democrats out of office and re
placed them w Uh Republicans. That is practi
col politics for you.
The young German emperor i to visit E
ng-
irm
land, and it 1 arraneed that he shall review
40,000 men of the British amy at Aldershot.
He will look upon th.it army of bt grand
mother with a smile. When compared wilb
bit million of soldiers it will appear small.
Mr John F Ilummer, of New York.appoint-1
ed Governor Director of the Union Pacific j
Railroad, it said to be the man bo gsve Mr,
Harrison the cloth for hit inaugural tuit.
It it rumored that in the recent raid made I
upon the London gambling clubs, Sir Charles
Russell, the eminent cross-examiner, bad a
narrow escape frcm capture. He is font ofl
cards and horses and lost the collection of I
chips in which he bad investei at the Field
club, and departed just twenty minutes before
the police arrived. ,
Against foreign competition the thorough.
bred Protectionist defends himself by high
tariff. Against home competition he fortifies
klmuirKv Uu. w.nt Vnr IrnVmcr i-r rc of
himself he is altogether lovely.
A writer nays anything can ' be expressed
better in short than in Ion word. As a rule
yet; but in speaking of one's future home two
syllable are perfcrable lo the necessity of ex-
pressing it in one. '
HINTS T IIIIl'SEKKripKr.!
To remove sta:ns from cup and saucers,
tvour with powdered bath brick and tuap.
, Wash the hnir in cold nge tea; it "will keep
the hair from fulling out.
Tea or coffoe stains will come out nt once if
thev are taken immediately and held over a
pail whi! boiling water is poured upon them,
If so unfoitunate as to scorch the liosom ol a
hirt while ironinz it, bang in thi su 1, and it
will I e draw out in a few hours.
Carpet will look much brighter after sweep
ing if wiped off with a damp colth.
Oilcloth should never be washed in hot toap-
suds: thev should fust be washed clean with
cold water, then rubbed dry with a cloth wet
in milk. The tame treatment applies to a
ttone or slate hearth.
A few drops of ammonia "in a cup ol warm
rain water, carefully applied with a wet sponge
will remove the snots from paintings and
chromos. ... '
Tnbb's & Co' pur Manilla twine, beat
quality, at Stawart & Sox'a.
Poultry Wanted.
"' All kinds of poultry, alivo or dresod,
wtutad at the Willamette P icking Com
pany's Store, Albauy, Oregon.
9 "1TANTED.-A good sirl to do general
I If bouaawork in a small family la the
- 1 country.
I'errcanent place, Call at l hi
4 . iibirfLz
; U pJMmftftr ffiy in da
f NOTHING , men j ! ftftfnfttwadiDK Mia
i ! iTlUflh Li Hi MfMMM fend
1 OKI IT tht inriiBUt liuenlvf.
rr '-u s,,, 1. i,. It .LaI,
. vw a,ftv m t i;um,
AlstASaaaatl InfKcs St.fa.t t-m t
.tbey b ftdvDca will pruva poteatcar
111 8Mi(ll3fl(IltlIt
It takes lhn nlru-j nr . . .
doctor and costly rr. '
tcrlpMoris. All who l.-isd IfOfl WHOSt
sd.utry lives will Dud i.rsirr,f ,
It the lt prnvnnllvo of fawari t.
an4 eitra lor Iadisilon, -''
CrMUrHstion, llalach, Ttlllonsnos.
J'tlas and Mrotal Japresaln. fin Umt
of tlm, no ni!rferanw with bnslnm
.whlla tuklnif. For eluidron it Is most In
x.iit nod harmless. No dnnmr o-.
exposure n-r taking-. Cora tlle, I1-arrho-a,
Itowel Complaints, rcvarish-
suit Knerih Cold, invalids and
lllrtit psrson. will find it tho tnllrtwii
Aperient and Tontotbey can a so, A Itltlo
taken Bt nlvht Insurxs rcfrnshlnir lu.n
und n natural evacuation of the bowel.
A lltllo laknis In tlx, moraine sharpen
the appntite, cleanse tba stomach and
sweclcus the breath.
I', a rnYNiciAN'B orrxiojr.
f twenty yn nd bt nref bca aU. la
I P P eau compfBind ihsl would.
J mod si die sams time sid (instead of sk-
;..wnmg, vtw oignsuv. six assiaulauva
i'r tKrw'rt of th. sysuta."
j ! L. M, HotTOM, u.v., Washington, Ark.
Mirllt sf OssnlsniMu
Tradx-Mark on front of VVrni.iN-r, and th
tval and Mlgntur! of J, tl.'MHo Co., In
rto, ou tuo slue. Take no other, - ,
I have Dought the largest.and best stock of
DRY GOOD!
ever brought " to Albany,
nvits every one to call
St.DCiC.
DON'T FORGET
wecarry a full line of O, M, Henderson & Uo s
BOOTS AND SHOES
The Bed School House Shoes are the best
in the -world.
:-!);vV'' . I"? "5.
1 xfePwwrr:
I
a
W -- .v r
nr .twntajii.-.li iS-itn"
Look out for
in the next
. . "cwtt tin '
The Leadirig asli
AfiY oriE
C AH DYE
A Dress, or a Coaf, ) finy Color
n moons, reamers, r FOR
Yarns, Bags. etc. I ten cents
and la many other ways SAVB Money, andnisks
thinss look Hka NEW, by usine DIAMOND
DYES. Th. work is ay, simple, quick: th.
cnlort th. BEST and FASTEST known. Ask far
DIAMOND DYES and take no other.
F Gilding or Bronrlng Fancy Article USE
DIAMOND PAINTS.
Gold, Silver, Bran a. Copper. Only to Cat.
Baby Portraits.
turea from life, printed oa On
plate paper oy pem iiuohj
process, sent free to Mother of
any oauy whm w j.
Vvr Mother wanu tneea
l pictures i send at once. . Uiv
( Knhv's name and aeo.
WELLS, RICHARDSON tV CO
usunsrvs, r
SMOKE .THE CIGARS
Manufactured by Julius "Joseph,
-ALSO
IMPORTED AND
Plug and smoking tobacooi, Meerschaum and
smokes nrthlos generally. Also always
a.nioe line of
California and
THE PLACE
PctKe. Brotheis,
Suae H 'e 't1 J?,s, yni
Grocer Ks,
Produce, Bake J Ceoas, lis. Ftr.
Th4jlrff?vMaTrft ib r.d ltir r.rl
reiionahs.
-t.t
Esd CrownMills
S031, LAXSIKO 4 C')., PR0P3.
w frock ruca ihii'khioii ion, w rwi
Ao bakcu t;n.
BEST STORAGE FACILITIES.
Hlyheat Prfo in Cash .
Whv.tt
Physician and Surgeon,
0:Hoo cor. First and Farry Street,
ALBANY- OREGON
and I would respectfully
and look throunh
my
ti its -. wisiia
m --------- - s-
l,inT - iasTHii - Arafja - '-S.-
Bargain:
30 dayrv
m in 7 A tS.' ; .' -
- '. V-"
Dry Goods Store.
Cleanse
the System
with mat most reli.vp
medicine Palno's o..ery
Compound. ItpurUiesCie
blood, cures Constipation,
and regulates the liver and
the system of all wasta
and dead matters. ,
Paine's
(Celery Compound
eomblneg tnie nervo tonic aud strencrtlilas
qualiues, reviving the energies aud spirits.
a I have been troubled foe some years with a
complication ot difllcultles. After trylnjr va
rious remedies, and not finding relief. I tried
Polne's Celery Compound. Before taking- one
full bottle tba long troublesome symptoms be
gan to subside, and I can truly say now, t hat I
feel like a new man. Pljrestlon has Improved,
and I have gained ten pounds in weight since I
aave commenced taking the Compound. "
Honest oa Stearns, FelchvUle, Tt
J1.00. Six for $5.00. AtDrugfflsts.
Wilis, Kichaodsom Co., BurUnetoa. Vt,
E2ALER IN-
KEY WEST CIGAR!
briar pipes and
has on band
Tropical Fruits,
1 a MO 11 liy
CHlCAKi.
DO i
MOW
STEWART & SOX
ocrat. fflc.
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