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AJLBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1889.
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AND LIGHT YYQRX. IN
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CASTINGS.
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PaUerns Made on Short Notice,
Conrad Mver.
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THE PLACE.
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Pane, Brothers,
Groceries,
Produce, Baked Goods, Etc.f Etc,
Tbelr sroodVare the bast and thrtrtprice
reasonable.
BABY
CARRIAQES
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1OOOR60ACRE? trt aeroa ol floe
tarmiaf o r fruit land, 4 miif a waatof
Albany. froalrfi an m. Wl. I arl
SOacraakdatiraJ. Niv!y lonitet C
ca Cooper Tamer oa CorralUa rx I.
Tnbb'a Sc Co'a pora Manilla twine, best
qnalitr, at SUwark Si Sox':
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Juus GRADWOHL'S
Golden Rule Bazaar.
Uia atock 1m Imm-j euUrio J i tbtt It iuaN o.i tlw ft wt. an I nuuo-ata nt
Roger Bro3. Silverware, French Cam and Crys
talware, BojsWagoa, Doll Carriage ,
Fancy Goods, and a general
assortment of Crocktev
and Toys.
lie Duya direct and orrU th Uricmt t' hi iti WiUmv. V:iy, n whl-
baa been addod a oouiplala lin? of
FAWIILY GROCERIES.
'a Agent for Inanranj ompul.a witli i;;!tl ajfritiu t7.,0V',
Vlcl on parte Prancala. IHor wird deiitcb (r)ro'jben.'
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FURNITURE,
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ALBANY - - - OREGON.
TRANSACTS a rmnl Imuklnf tntmat.
Mt.ai PurUanJ, Orai
LOAX MO.VET un itiovJ imriii
BfEIVCapMlUtqbj.ct cUk.
BROWNSVILLE.
0. P. COSHOW & SONS,
eal Estat9 arJ Insnraaca Ag3ut3.
RojI eilatn aii.j an O tlliona and
KoUri.l tu-lnv a attended to.
& ). WHITNEY,
ti..oy And ronnssIIor At La?
otui Public.
ALBA 4 , CRECOM, .
.V;,t p-ur.iiiil U or the Conna
jiUSiAt. V.l low lotrustod to hi
wtL) be proinptljtUended to.
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LOCAL RIXORD.
A MlDNIIiHT CONCKHT. At It o'clock
Frldrty evenlnj'.vmder thebedroom window
o: Mr Thoa Frotnan, near thu city, tn
double barrelled ttiot gunt and a lure
number ot big b.Mtib. were flred blinlltfliie
oiulvs at the Mine time kevcral Un cana
were rattled and re-rattled, a the gun
were hot and re-aliot. Tlie amount ot
nolxe can be better Imagined. Hanllly
dreniilng Mr Fromnn and bi lde went imll
Inglv to the front door and Invited the
tweotv-tUc young n.tn componlng the
concert trtiup, formed from Albany and
the country around, Innlde, where pie and
cake In abundance wat "et up" for them.
J R Wyatt, of thUclty, delivered the vale
dlctorv, and the event wa senerally pro
nou.ic'eil one of the mott brllllnnt In the
history of the Albany prairie.
i
A Will Skt Amur The conlctt over
the will of Mr Mnrtln Wcifa. w ho died e
eral numtlik ng-, wn decided Wednesday
by Jiidjjp HI.k Klmrn rendering a decUlon
In f.ttr of Mr Croi ue I.upcr, the con-
te.tnnt, ortilng the will aIJoon the ground
thiitllwat not properly executed. Mm
I.uper ern aptHiliiied admlntntrator ot the
ektate and will now have charge of It. ct
tlcinenl. Involving conntderable property
the cnc U one that hat attracted contldcr
able nttenilon and canned tome feeling In
lle ndj;riborhod of Tangent, llona J K
Weathciford and W It Hllveu appeared
for the cnnlCKtitntii, andC K U'olverton and
Hewitt, Itrvnnt .V: Irvine for the executrix.
Ga.vsn LuiMiK. The Grand Lodge A
F & A M met lt Portland Wednedav
Grand Orator Ceo K Cliambeitaln, P G M
Maiton, Geo Humphrey, T I. Wallace, I)
V S Rcld and R Thompnon. were present
rom Albany; Sam May, Perry Hyde and
M Cunningham, from lUrrrUburg; It
lluddlenn. from Tefferton : t 1 Galbralth
and J It R Mnrclock, from l)ron vlllr ; J
r uearu ami t- U Ilackleman, from I.cb
anon; b A Smith and J W deary, from
llaUcr; and J A l-oubker from Shedd.
The follow l:i oflicera were elected:
ChiUtophcr Tavlor.G M ; Jamea T Robin
on, I) G M : J O Moreland. ti S V; N
Kunnell. ( V; 1 McKercher, G t; 8 F
Chad wick, U S; R P Karliart, trutee of
educational fund.
Sao' R. U. Friday article of In
corporation were filed incorporating the
Sclo R. R. Co. The capital atock I placed
at $15,000, and the object la to build a
standard gauge railroad track from M link
er on the Oregon Pacific to Sclo. P O
Smith, nOlirde. A J Johnaon, Edffard
(ioin and Coll VanCleveare incorporator.
This will be a great thing for Sclo, and
Linn county people generally will be of
fered an opportunity to Invett in atock.
G Ttsvil.La. Mayor Sorbin, ot Galea
vllle, hat been in the el'y having that
town platted, and haa great confidence In
lu future. Mr Sorbin own the town ite
and will place the lota on the market. Mr
Sorbin I aUo Intereated In mining and
bowed the Dkmockat man asnte fine
rcclmena of ore from hi claim, one ga
lena a heavy a aitrer Itaelf. There are
great poklbilitiea along the Oregon Pa
cific in the Cascade.
A lif.MAMi ma Tueu. An evidrnceof
the demand for store room In Albany lathe
fact that Mr Fred Dlumberg haa already
rented the two tore room. In hl new
blovk, the ground for which haa not yet
been broken, one to II C Hubbard for a
drug atore, the ether to Phillip & Son, new
co mem, for a grocery store.
Not Exoigm A . Connecticut man
heard ofSalem'a wonderful nine Inch straw
berry and immediately sent for one of the
vine, of the variety. The vine itself on
which It was raied, was sent ; but, a our
climate and fertile toil were kept at home,
the Connecticut man will probably amy
riie nuDDlns.
RtXEivtiv On June 11 Mayor Cowan
jeceived the following despatch from Gov
ernor Beaver, of Pennsylvania : "IlarrU
hurt, Pa., June !. J L Cowan, Mayor,
Albany, Or: Have made sight draft tip
on the National Park Dank of New York
for $175.50, your generous contribution to
the relief fund hcri. Plcae accept my
bcanfrlt thanks.
Jamea U Ifcaver,
Gov-
ernor.
Tint Hop Oi tlook Prominent liop
men say that hop growera should not be
in a hurry to contract ihclr crops. It It
reported that frost ha badly damaged the
crop In New York and It la thought they
will command a good price this fail. It it
said that several buyers are In the valley
now trying to contract for this year' crop.
Eugrne Ilegiitrr.
A Milk Shake. The I)emkkat ac
knowledges a fine milk shake at the hand,
of Mr A W Irvln, next door to W F Read's
This it the healthiest and best drink made
and Mr Irvln Is a good, honest shaker, tie
has just orened a confectionary and fruit
store, well stocked, presenting a neat ap
pearance and will soon add a soda foun
tain. Do not forget the place when want-
in? any tine in his line.
The Picxic On account of a mi-take
made by the railroad in reference to tpe
cial rates, the picnic announced to be giv
en at Monroe, by the Presbyterian S.
took place Friday afternoon at Schmecr't
grove. A happy crowd of about one hun
dred participaed,and, notwithstanding the
loss ot a riiic on the cars, a very fine time
was nau.
Wool.. IJr Hill hat Just sold hi wool,
being brought from Crook county, to the
Eagle Woolen Mills, of Brownsville, for
19 cents a pound. At the doctor hat about
14,000 pound thi wiil make quite a tnee
Mr Hugh field, ho had 30,009 pounds
of Eattern Oregon Wool, told earlier for
15 cent to me tame mint. Valley wool
hat a better market and it telling for about
20 cents
Backed Away. Teamt generally run
away but last Thursday the team of C
Smith of Oakville backed away, tearing
flown an awning post In front of the Mc-
Farland block. It took five men to ttop
tnem.
Our Sinckks. It may be aafely alat-
ed that Albany hat the three best lady vo
calittt of any Oregon city, not excepting
Portland, Mrt Langdon, Mrt Chamber
lain and Mr Cochrane, with several others
not far behind ; and, at welt, the finest tenor
and kass singers In thlt musical valley
The Wools Mills. Two of the bldt
on the Brownsville Woolen MIHt have
been accepted, a follow : brick work, W
C Cissell. $4844 ; atone work. W E Bak
er,at $4 50 a perch. The wood and other
work will probably be superintended by
me company. ......
Marricij. June 12th, 18S9, Mr II
Uishop and Miss suste wigle were mar
ried at the residence ol. the officiating
clergyman, Kev ii k mcnard. i he con
tracting parttet reside near tiarrtsourg,
t-i t . . . . 1 . 1 t ., a T
1 1 icy icuuniiic nuu.i rain lor roruanu,
' t
A Public Pump, -Arrangements have
been made to put a pump In front of the
Dlumberg block, where the thirst of the
pvblii can be quenched, a move that wil
make that section of First street popular
There is aUo a field for three or four other
pumps along the street
A Pickic, On Friday, June 21st the
Tangent Band will give a grand picnic at
Blevins bridge. A big time I anticipated
and eveivDoay 1 invited. -
Children Cry tot
A ItAMiao.MK Pictv h K , Tlie finest
piece rf crayon work seen In Albany hits
been on exhibition til Blitckmnn'. It
consist of n Itirne plelurg of ('barley and
Lucy, the bilht children of Hon (1 F.
Chimihcrliilii, of the I. Inn County Dank,
The work un done by Mr I. Ilium and
display a genius as nit artUt net often wit.
ncsscd anywhere. The execution seems
perfect, end Mr and Mrs Climnbeilnln are
fortunate in being 1I19 pmrncrsor of such a
fine plot tire of their children The hand
some gilt frame came from Foi'tniitter
Irv ng'n, aUo artUt In thrlr line.
Nkoi.K'M kuTiikm. In It wrltoupot the
Siicik Commencement the Dkmocuat
neglected to, make ineinloit ot the follow
ing parlli'lvuit, who suktalned their part
well, particularly considering '.heir nj;e i
S Cohen, K Qtlnn, 0 Warner, H J'.lder, J
Hunter, E Whitney, L Ketchnm, I) Whit
ney, K Rllev, M Springer, M Hoffman, M
Hunter. N Rich, It Drl-coll, K Shelley, E
Klein. N Rllev. 1 UlumlK-rg, F Hnflmnn,
F Awbrev. W IJuvU. K Richard. M Unw
ling, L Glare, V Zleralf, M Flick and M
Warner. Many of them having minor
pan it wa not deemed neressarv.
Hkwv Wool -Mr Wor.cn Hulburt
brought lutotown last Friday five lleect
of wool thit weighed lu Ihe aggregate 7S,'j
pounds, Or.c ot the fleeces weighed iS
Most of these fleeces were taken from
ewe that have rained lainba thi year,
Thre ewe ar5 of the Lvlceler-Mcrino
cross bieed Mr Samuel I'. Younji, who
ha h id long experience In b.iying wool,
says this is the kind r( sheep tint' our f irm,
ert should raise. He says the wool Is of
good quality and hire quantity. The
sheep are large and hence the breed I
eooil tor mutton If It he desired to ucthcm
for that purpose.
riiiKF Cai oiit at SiiKim, Last Mon
day night, a man who afterward gave hi
name as Burt L Hendcrsm,t.iyed all night
at the Exchange Hotel In C'orvallU and
Ihe nest murning sklppe I out with a pair
ot pant bcbiiigiug t Mr K (i Cameron,
which he took from a trunk. Mr Camer
on and Marshal Dunn followed him to
Shcdd Station, w hire they fsnu.d him In
company with three others about to lio.ird
the evening freight train. They found the
fiantt under the ovcnilU.ari cic'd Mm, took
dm back to Corvalll and be was fined io
and cost.
Tiikkr V.i. Three able billed v-itf
were doing the city t riday begging
on the street, w hen the marshal got track
of them and arrested a couple. The other
appeared ut after they were callbooscd;
On being ordered to come forward he
started on a run, the marshal after him.
Turning from Hroadalbin to Third street
he made a left flank movrmrnt over the
fence Into some bushes, and It was some
time before hi whereabouts were discov
ered. A couple bays across the public
square having seen hbn jump the fence
reported and lie was soon in limb.-.
A Lotu Gash. Wednesday Ed Ca.
sens was running a roller cultivator on the
farm ot Tlios Froman when the team be
came li lightened and ran, throwing Mr
Casscn down and dragging the cultivator
over his head, cutting a deep cash on the
left side near Ihe temple, clear to the ku!l
and five or six Inches long.requlrlng twelve
stitches to sew it up.whkh I)r Wjtlacedld
in good shape.
A Lar,k Ni'mki'k. Mr. J.G. Crawford
hat returned from Monmouth, where he
wat buty for two week taking the pictures
of the thlriy-slx graduates, t be whole class
and many others. In all Crawford & Pax
ton will haveaSo Monmouih photographs
tj touch up, a long job. This firm arc get
ting a widespread reputation through the
Valley.
I.KXIUTON.
Moksow Co., June h, tSty.
I will write a tew lines from Ihe Inland
empire to let you cbfoot people know we
are glad to learn you are prospering as well
as other parts of our State, and would like
to see an item occasionally concerning our
fine and healthy climate and rich farming
and paslure lands many good ranches to
be taken and many.chcap ptaecs too (as Is
always the case lr. a new country) be had
The coming harvest will tie much the larg
est ever raised In Morrow county, both In
acreage and y'cl J. AVe are harving some
warm weather, the 3rd Inst, the thcimom-
cter run up 101 . Corn is doing wed, we
arc needing rain, farmer arc buying head,
ert and thresners extensively, and 1 think
harvest nand will be scarce, grass is good,
stock of ail kinds arc doing well. A nc.v
town Is starling at he junction of Willow
and Ray Creek on the lallroad. I think it
will be as good, if tut the best business
point in the county. The 4 b of July will
he celebrated In grand style at Lexington.
People generally turn out on such occas
ion here. We are not annoved much here
with the kindred pcM.
JUVr.NH.F.
lieAKISLKYACv!!ITTfc;!.
Special to DraocasT.
Sai.em, Or., June 14. After being out
all night the jury in the ca of State of
Oregon'vs. O P BcarJn!ey for murder in
the .irt degree in the killing of Thomas
L. Perryman at Eolu on March 141)1 Inut
this morning at ) o'clock returned a ver
dict of acquittal. There is great diusaiis-
factlon, particularly among the Polk coun
ty people, over tiie ou'.comc of the case. It
will be remembered it came here for trial,
on a change of venue from Polk county,
where It was thought the accused could not
get justice. At the time of the murder and
during the preiiminarv examination feel
ins ran men in rout una mere was strontr
talk of tar and feathers for the justice who
released 'lieardslcy on llcrlit bonds and also
of less mild treatment for the murderer,
A few accept the vcrdlc. as junt, but mo -c
pronounce 11 a larcc.
Not one person in fifty arrives at the a-
of forty, who ia net truahtud with kidney cr
oriuary complaiiitt in some form. To these
altlioted with psio in the back, una mention
of nnrie, nervous debility, painful or top.
pretsed menstruation, we can offer a remeey
that ha been in constant uo oyer twenty
years, Oregon Kidney Tea. This preparation
hat done more tor sunuring humanity than
any other medicine in tl market. Suld by
J) osnsy o: Mati.
If yon ire nervous or irritnUe.feel languid
dispirited, or if. you have ck tieadaolie, sal
Inw oompUxion,or offensive Lrath,tlien your
nvr ts out 01 order and neena roumiff. vr.
Henley's Danriolion Tonio restores the liver
to healthy aotion and tones dp the entire sy.
Um. Sold by I' oshay d Mason.
.. 7
tm.'.BO aiAN-IiO
in hi unw discovery for ConsumptioD,' suo
eeeded in producing a modioiue wnicli ii so
k no lodged by all to be simply msrve'oo
It is exouedinaly pleasant to the taets, pc
fently bariuless, and does not sioktn. In al
esses ot cases of CouHUrrpt.imi. Coupho.Cold
WbooniDg Coa?n, Croup, Uroncliitis, and
Paint in the Chest, it bat given universal
satisfaction. Vr Koaankn't Coueh and Lun
Kyrop it sold t 50 cents t,y Dr Guiat i: Son
Agentleman who bad suffered creatannov
aaoe and pain from barbers itch, and who had
been treated by the beet phyeii-ian, without
relief, says that two bottles of Dutard's
Specific cured him and left his face perfectly
smooth, without a cr. It never falls iuskiu
diseases. Sold by Foshay & Masor,
. m . -.
A dry, hackin'cough keeps the broncli-tal
tubes in a etste of constent irritation, which,
If not speedily removed, may lead to bron.
chitit. No prompter leir.e ly cau I e had than
Ayer'a Cberry Pectoral, which is loth an
nodyne and expectorant. .
Pitcher's Castorla.
THE AI.UMHI.
1 he reunion of the Alutonl at the M.
Charles Halcl Wednesday was one of Ihe
bi lgntcs affairs In their history. The sup
per served was an elegant and sumptuous
one, universally pronounced a good com'
panlott to the fine literary treats of Ihe
Week. After Its service a season ef toast
and speeches wai .indulged In. President
Condlt answered to "The Albany College, "
Mr Jos F Powell, President ot the Alumni
welcomed the new clu in eloquent terms
and wat happily responded to by1 'Mist
Helen Crawford. An Alumni paper
by Miss Lillle Robertson wat read, a nice
tribute being paid to Mr. Stephen Fllnn
who died since the last reunion, Mrt A B
Klauron read a. splendidly written essay,
when the following toss' were responded
10 In a manner only known by Alumni 1
Faculty ot Albany College. Prof .Lee 1
clas of '71, Mr l F Sox ; of '74, by Mr
0 K Woiverton j of '78, b) Mrt Df Tem
plcton, of Portland, rend by Mi Annie
A It house, i of hy Miss llettla Mfllcr j
of '(4, by Mrs Mary Slauson of S6, by
Quincy Prop: t of '87, by Percy Kclley j
"Our Brothers-in-law," by MrC E Wol
verlon j "Trustee of College," by Judge
rilnn. lrpon being called utton response
were made by IJr. Irvln", IJ P Mason,
Mayor Cowan, M K Young, A B Slauson.
1. 1: lllnin and E F Sox. Letter were read
from Mt W It Gaston and Mrt Cnpt.
Powell. "A'lld t.an-r eiytie," aung by all
closed the reunion of 't.
The following were present : Alumni
and eompanions.Mrs and Mr K F Sox, Mrs
and Mr C E Woiverton. Mr and Mr it F
Merrill, Mrs and Mr Cal P liurkhart, Mrs
ami MrC II Stewart, Misses Annie Alt
house and Hcttle Miller, Mrs and Mr A B
Slauson, John GeUendorfer, (Juincy
Propst, Perev Kcllv. Jas F Powtll and
Miss Maud Van Morn, MUs Lillle Robert
snn.Mrand Mrs Jas Tomllnsot .Collins Kb
kins, Mlcs Flora Mason, Helen Craw
ford and ina Robertson.
Faeult v President and Mrs Condlt. Prof
and Mrs foe, Mi. prather. Trustees and
wives Mr and Mr S K Young, Mr and
Mis L i: lllaln. Mr and Mrt F M Rcdfitcd.
Ma) or and Mrs Conan, Mr and Mrt I) P
Mason, Judjte and Mrs Fllnn, I)r and Mrs
In Ine, nd Mrt Geo E Chamberlain.
himUM IDMUF.XCKJIEST.
The Commencement exercise of the
Academy of Our Lady of Perpetual Help
were held at toe Opera House last evening
a the presence of a large audience. The
program contained many interesting parte
highly applauded. The exercises were
opened by an Overture from Martha de
Flotow, on twt) planet by Toddle Dodge,
Maggie Murray and Fannie and Lillle
Brenner, Lulu Webber delivered Ihe Salu
tatory, a well worded effort, distinctly de
livered. A double piano duct. "The loll v
Brothers," by Jnnlc Shield. Winnie Fen
nel), Fannie Brenner and LoltljQuInn fol
owed, when the Operetta, "In Naluie's
Bower" In two acts, was presented. It was
participated In by about twenty-five pupil,
nd, considering the youthfulnea of many
of the actors, was well presented. The
part filled by Toddle Dodge, Amelia Sen
ders, Lulu Webber, Lena Dubruitte and
Ora Dubruiilc were patlctlarly sustained
In good shape.
Several Interlude were played by Itcy
athcr I-co,U S P, of an enjoyable and
laughable nature. The take off on the Nar
row Gauge, ce in posed by Father Lee, was
particularly funny to those famLbtr with
the workings ef that N. G. road.
"Do not send them by boat.
Hitch them behind as I did my goat."
A piano duct by Belle and Amelia Sen
ert was heard with much pleasure.
A drama " 'TI the Darkest Hour before
Dawn," wat next presented by ten young
ladles. Lulu Webber made a good moth
er, capable of enjoying prosperity, Fannie
itrenncrat a uaraey war.er, Iheugli wani
ng more tuint cot k, had a fine makeup
ml is as excruciatingly funny, Slllng the
part in splendid shape. Winnie Fcnnetl
dressed at a gentleman, made a geod rent
collector, Amelia Senders did the honor
of tne man of the house in e, business like
wav, Jennie Shields did lairlr well aa Mrs
Seville, Kate renneu as an I run bey wat
quite Immense and could net welt be aur-
patscd and Ora I Jubrulllc at the little
Very Kev Father Prior, O S B, tang
The Jreatinn," which waa heartily encor-1
ed even in the middle of the versea. an
"ir?1"? :r.AerlJ,'
hlrtccn pupils, wa the best thine of the I
program. Under the Captaincy ot Toddle 1
ua. K 1 . ?
style not often equalled, the drill wat no.
ticeable for itt efficiency. The participants
appeared In tatty costume adding much I
to the general effect
i he tableaux that preceded the drill wat
one of the prettlctt thing ever teen on the
ttage ncrc, and wat shown in a manner to
permit of sufficient Inspect. oa , unlike mott
tableaux t.
r'atner Prior presented the craduate.
Miss Amelia Senders a diploma and tvld
meoai end on behail of her parentsa haue
some gold watch, when Mtt Senders re
ponded with her Valedictory, pronounc
ing 11 very prettily.
An instrumental trio by Lena Uubruille,
Toddic Dodge and Jennie Shields tellowcd,
wnen ine exercises closed by a thort ad-
drest by Rev Father Prior.
Portland. Dr.. Jan. 12th.
Ifavirtu a severe back ache litt tnoimer. I
trit-d the Oregon Kidny 'I ea, 1 uied one car.
which etlrcted a'rsdieal cure. I would rec
nuimrud id to all who are fflietd aaanoo
foilintf renifd. JirLICRAcH.
Sold by Fohay & Maton.
FOR PILES.
ttohri'f P,l, at 11 ai'iM MX,
hiu prul'istnr srory aissrrmsbta ttehlne sfw
liia;wsrm. This til as wsll as Blind, Blssd'.af
Krutrudlnx files r-sldst one to th applies)
r. lkwuiko s - remedy, wtitoh sot diractljr
th ptrta si etd, absorbing; the tumors, ails'!
Intense MoaIiib snil eAsetlng a nermsnsnt
ranU. Address The Dr Boauiko tlxiioin Co.. '
O. bold by Dr, C'iUs snd Son.
CURE FOR NICK HEADACHE,
Txt yon want a remrdy for B'llousnsss, Pimples on
tli fsce, and a sura curs for sick headache, aA Dr.
iiu'ss sna a"!, tne uruirgista, lor ur.uer.ma uv
fins, try a doe , sample free ran oox cent,
Undeserved Laughed At
The unthinking are prone to make
trania of nervousness. Yet this is a very
real and aerlous amletlan, tne baraaalng
symptome of wbiob are rendered all tbe
inoro.poiiinant by ridicule, Tbe etomaoh
la usually responsible for thane avmptoma
Its weakneaa and disorder find s reflex
In tbe brain. Which la tbO beaUquartei Of
r . ... J ... ... .
ana iranauuizer. we ueiieve mat not one
can be pointed out so effective as Hoe
teller's, rswinacn iiitiers, in renewing
j unrnna n 1 iiaaHt.ri it tat vilraoi tha uav nttt,
of recovory of strength snd qui.tude by
the nerves. Headaches, tremors in qniet
sleep, abnormal sensitiveness to one.
peoted noises all these modify and ulti
mately disappear ss the pyptetn gains
. 1 I U f . 1. I
RUOUjbU JIV1U lllfl If Onto fcUUlU' japDJJBI,
blllouanesH, rbenmatism, eonstlpaiion and
kidney complaints are subdued by the
Bitters. .
UABtEu. iTie finest line ot baby carr
ages in the Valley just rt ce'ved at Stewart
ti sox't. rrtces are remarkably cheap con
sidering the superior quality of the ' carri
ages. .
To lessen our atomic of csnntd goods we
'will tell to ingm that lice at remarkably
low price?, - ,
EftowyrxL & Stan arc.
John Hull and hit Island 111 ed to buy much
ice from Boston, but now get a supply from
Norway at about 50 cent to 80 rentt per bun
dreJ pouni'.s,
' A typewriter, just patented, Is wholly of
metal, yet weight but sixteen pounds, doe
away with the inked rib'xin anil has but nine
springs in it construction.
. ' i .. .j
A jitiiiosnpher fin't that only one person in
every six thousand die in lcd while n!eep,
and concludes that it is a waste of time lo lie
awake and worry over the danger of that,
It hat been found that the liest thing to
deperse a mob is cold water. Get out an en
cine and put on full stream, anil your mob is
no sooner wet down than it scatter to dry up,
The largest railway nation ia the woil 1 it
the terminus station of the Peninsular railway
at Bombay, India, at which an army of work
men ware at work for ten year at miserable
wage. It cost i 9,000,000.
f,.1 H'f.Li
A Uilliaiit Austrian general propose that,
in order lo prevent the enemy from reconnoiler-
ing the movements of troops, the uniforms of
soldier shall be made similar in hark and
front,
They have a great unknown in the St. Jotch
Mo woik house. I te was run in as a v.ig
and it doing lima on the ruck i.ilc. Mi it
way up in the law.medkine, literature.politici,
theology anil science, but is comlci1y mum a
regards himself. In Shakespeare and the Bible
the strange being it said lo I a giant. -
A comparison of the American and Fuiopean
contributions at the Paris exhibitions ia said to
develop two point that the American con
st rue! iv sense is superior to the European, and
that the American decorative sense it inferior
10 the 1,'iirojic.in.
It it estimated that there are 750,000 bind
ert in use in the United States and that they
will use an average of one hundred ana forty
pound of twine each, or over 55,000 ton In
the aggregats Six cent a pound advance on
wine would cost tlie farmers over j million
of dollar.
Grit is a good thing, an essential thing, but
there must be brains to hold the lines. Hold
ing os to a bad thing Is just at disastiout at
letting go of a good thing. Be sure you are
not fooling with a hurt taw and then dont
worry about a few suspender buttons.
A republican exchange contains an article
beaded "Farmers, Think." This is a very im
prudent advice for a republican to give. When
the (aimers of the country begin to think lo
tome purpose the day of the republican party
will be numlieted.
The Amer ican crop of wheat doe nut de
termine the question of price. Result of
harvest around the world must be considered,
an-1 to far at e know the outlook is lest
promising than last year. The Indian produc
tion it tea than last year. Australia much
lea. The Argentine Republic a bad failure.
Ktiasia unf vorabie reports. So far a rcjut
from fbrciga crop to date are concerned, they
ctrtalnty encourage fair prices for our crops,
A process hss been discovered in England
fur drying milk so at to convert it fiom a fluid
to a solid, It L said that "the milk, when ia
a solidified state, it a leliciou,essily digestible
and cheap food, occupies a minimdm of spare
ia not in the least degree liable to deterioration
and will therefore be found of advantage (for
se on board ships of war, emigrant and other
ships, and for other purpose. The dry milk
t a readily digcttib!e,nourihig food for child
ren and even for babies."
An old fanner' daughter died and the family
pastor preached Ihe sermon. In course of hit
remarks he said: "Our dear sister ha gone to
a better land," Thi m.ide the old man, who
i trying to tell out, highly indigm nt. "A crow
never flew over better land thin mine." he
said. "And, beside, just look at it, I am
offering it for fifty dollars an acre one-fourth
down and the balance on deferred payment.
with good teMirity."
Official in criminal court wto take the
WUJU" wnaiaori 01 averaicx a jury win give as
toon at itt members return after deliberati'g
.nan a est. TtWeU sWv-. ,i ).;, ;
their face, which indicate, to the experienced
eye whether the verdict it guilty or not guilty.
"Thit man is going to be acquitted.sure," said
"nJ old coult o(r'cer ln eeneral e'ion "
W came in with a verdirt in an important
case a few dayt ago. " ou tec, about every
man in the box turned hit face to the defendant
at toon as he took his seaL That's a sure sign,
I never knew it td rail. hen tlie verdict it
for conviction the jurors invariably keep their
eves on the judge or on the ceiling. Members
of a convicting jury often teem to find it very
difficult to look upon the prisoner, even when
Ihe clerk instructs them to do to. I suppose
the explanation of it is that with most people
it it a hard matter to inflict pain even on a
guilty man. '
A ur.rcnucAN ukkam.
The Carlyle (IH.,) Jlrfuhlka tayt that a
certain politician of that place one night dream
. ed that he had died and passed on his journey
to another world. . At first there was but a sin'
gle road, but after a long distance it forked, and
t'anding there at a tort of guideboard wa. an
angel, who inquired the name of the traveler,
and, upon receiving thi. information the angel
consulted hit directory, and finding divert
black marks and memoranda bade the pilgrim
I take the left hand road. 'After traveling tome
distance the politician arrived at the . abode of
I hit Satanic majesty, who, while according him
a royal welcome, apologetically remarked that
he had arrived a little sooner than expected
I therefore would he look about the diggings for
a season whilst hit apartments were being put
in order? In compliance with thit request the
politician followed a guide about and witnessed
the roasting and squirming of a job lot of fellows
in a very hot quarter. Inquiring who they
were, he was answered that they were tbe
monopolists who originated the tariff to protect
home induttriet, A little further oa they came
to a room not quite to hot, where a string of
i men were hanmne- un hv the heels
by : mean.
I M K,n4.r'. Iwin . In ItlAliliillln.nt. Ih nnlltl.
i - -1
I cian asked the meaning of the Strange tight,
whereupon the assistant devil replied: "Oh!
I
hmtn who believe in a high tariff;
I they are to dearned green thnt they won't burn .
We liave to hanr them un bvthe heels for a
few months to dry 'em out!''
Our line ot choice tess and coffees ia un
iqiaied in town.
K.Kwert, praotiosl watohmaker and
slot. - . "-. '-
Farmer, if yon want the best harness al
hand mtde, call 011E.L. Power.next toJOera
ort ontoe, , ' . . K .
Thompton k Overmau keep the best har
nesses. :
i Children Cry for1 pitcher's CsctcrlCs
FOIjI, MIBKEI'SKSBNTATIOM.
The Ortgonian writes an article defining
Harrison's policy with regarJ to removal
from office In Ihe class of officials appoint
ed for a term of four ycart. It It said that
the pictldent hat decided not to remove
any democrats tiniest for cause, but will
let them servo their lerma out. This Is
tlmpl occupying Ihe ground that Clcve.
land camped on four year ago. But what
we desire to call particular attention to Is
the conclusive evidence In the article re
ferred to that the Ortqoniun ha Regener
ated In o a mere partisan oigan, regarding
the acts of its own partv a right under all
clrcunistance,and that of the democrats at
wrong under all circumstance. Thlt it
bad enough, but when it resort to open,
palpable falsehoods to create a reputation
for Itt tiwn party at the expense of the repu
tin Ion of Cleveland and ll.c democratic
party, It places itself beyond the pate of
recognition ass decent or respectable, Striv
ing to eke out tome credit for Harrison for
adopting the policy above spoken of, it
sayt ; "Cleveland slaughtered nearly the
whole line of republican officials w Itbout
mercy, but hit example i not to be follow
ed." Now, no fact relative to Devi-land'
administration I more clearly cs.nblishcd
that the one, that, at a rule, he permitted
republican official, appointed for term
of four years, to aerve their term out, lie
removed when the public service required
It, The Oi fg&uMn knows this truth a well
a any one, but aa a mere time serving or
gan, lost to all tense of obligation to tel
the truth, it publishes the above falsehood
to make a little cheap reputation for Har
rison. The nubile are not so easily deceiv
ed. Harrison to-day it following the exam
ple set by Cleveland, in allowing the pret-1
ent postmaster in Port and to aerve his
term out. Clntlaml ftrnuUad tvrry rrjmli.
limn fwlmattrr in Orfgon, affj',ntrJ fur a
lrm 0 Jeur yrnrtjo ri hit trrm out. So
far Harrison haa removed none of the dem
ocratic postmasters from such offices In
Oregon. If he shall continue to do to un
tif the end of Ida term he will simply have
dene what Cleveland taught him to do.
What wa true of Cleveland court. e in
Oregon wa true of It throughout the
country at large. Thi the Ortgonuin
knowt full well, but, with alacrity, it re
sorta to the a bo re falsehood In order to
break the force of the fact that Cleveland's
policy on the subject of removal meet
tuch hearty approval from the country
that Harrison is compelled to follow In his
(Cleveland's) footstep.
BIHCAED TUB PBAtTICK.
Two of the Roseburg paper are now.
snd have been for some time.engaged In a
Igorou presentation of the defect and
horcoinlngt In the personal conduct of
their respective editors. Some dayt ago
the PUumJmUr alleged that Mr Belt.editer
of the Jtexirtu, was a partner in Interest in
saloon In the Chemekete hotel, Salem
while he had charge of that eating houae.Mr
Belt denied the charge in the most earnest
nd emphatic wayndpublUhet letters from
C fl Monroe, hit partner In the hotel bus!
nest, T S Wells, the chief clerk, H A
Newell, pastor of the First Presbyterian
church of Salem, R J Hendricks.editor of
he Stittmmm, and Ladd Si Bush, proprie
tors of the Chemekete, all declaring tha
Bell had no connection with the saloon at
all. Bell hat fully exonerated himself
rom the charge and It would be a manly
act on the pert ot Bro. Benjamin to with
draw the chatge and make the e.mrde ho
trabie. The truth la that vcntiliating each
others private characters Is not a profitable
scheme for these brethren of the Roseburg
press. It satiates the morbid appetites of a
few people, but it unpalatable to the decent
patrons of these pa ter.
President Harrison' action in remitting
the fine of an Indians democrat convicted
tome time ago of election fraud it a proof
that the President hat a remnant of con
science left in partisan matters.
With hundreds of indicted republicans
In Indiana set tree by the Invented techni
calities of a political Judge belonging to
their party, it would be a marked Injustice
to keep ln confinement a solitary democrat
convicted through the partisan xeal of the
same Judge.
Tne rtmission of the fine in Coy' case
calls attention to another shameful incon
sistency in Judge Wood'a rulings in elec
tion cue This jurist, who it now being
pushed for a seat on the .Supreme Bench,
threw out of court a few weeks ago a large
number of Indictments against republicans
for crimes in the last election on the ground
that it wat necetsary to charge and to prove
that the bribery or fraud was actually prac
tised in connection with the election of
Congressmen.' Upon the Co trial, a year
and a half ago.thl tame Judge decided that
the indictment wns good under the Federal
law, although there wat no charge or proof
that the vote of the candidate for Congress
had been tampered with, the alteration of
return affecting alone the candidates for
criminal Judge.
If there it to be one law for rascals and
another for democratic rogue it is perhaps
creditable to the President to do what he
can to correct the injustice. But what hope
ia there of honest elections in Indiana
when "dishonor are easy" and crimes
against the suffrage go unpunished ?
Prof Richards, of Yale College,hat made
a ttudy of the records of 2,415 students, in
order to determine, it possible, the rela
tione ot athletics In Yale to scholarship.
The general retult it that the athletes fall
slightly behind the non-athletes in echo!
arship, but not so much as to demand a
tupprestlon of such exercises. In tome
branches of athletic exercises the students
who engage in the sports are 'above the
average of the non-athlete in scholarship.
Wright's Myrrh toelh soap comes off con
queror every time you have 'a brush" with
it. Death to tartar and decay. Si 11 by
Fothav & Maton.
BREEDERS, ATTENTION.
"SThe Irapcrtitd Frenoh Coach Stallion.
Vindlctator, will make the snsson of 1889
at tbe following plaoos 1 urownsvttie,
Mondays and 'rueafi-vysi Hatoey," Wed
nesdays and Thurf' tys ; Lebaaon, Fri
ilsysand nataraayt, uere is an oi par
tunlty for the farmer or Linn county to
set the service of the only French coach
horse ever brought te Oregon. He was
imported from Franoe by Then. Skillman
and by him brought to this State. Tbe
French ooaon horse tits oeen ettracung
great attention throughout the Eastern
States the past few yearn and are being
imported from France in greet numbers.
Vindicator is a fine representative of this
famous breed ot horses, standing 17 )i
hands high and weighing 1500 lbs. He
has taken premiums over Cleavland bays
wherever shown. This stallion represents
the general purpose now so much needed
lure. He will be allowed mares at g2t),
to Insure a mare in foal. Keep your eyo
on his dales,
McKnight Bros., Prop's.
W. C. iVsaTLAKX, Agent.
!vksF-:''
i : Its peculiar efficacy Is das
i NOTHima ' "2 J"?'1 tb process and
i LIKf IT J.10 Insredleota tbemMlvea.
! Taken In time. H check
., . . . dlaeiuKW In tlio ontACt, or If
.tney be advanced will prove a potent cure.
1 ii sliliefiflioit'IL
It i takes the place of a ' , v,
u.n-uir ana cosiijr mr
script Ions. Allwboti-ad
iron whosc
aeonautry live will Ond
it the b;t preventive of
snd cure lor tadla-esUon, '
BlNtflT
ron.llpatlon, Jedahe, niUoasfleaa.'
Mies and Mental iMpresalnn. N Urn
H,,,raA,n' toterfrrenee with huslnes
While lakliif. tn eblldren It la most In.
noeenl and harnila. So damter from
exposure artt-r Uiklns. Cnm Cuiie, iu
rrlo, liowel CuiopUinla, Faverleb-
and evrtal, Coula. Invalid and
!ei!r,?t.l',nifm" wlllBndi It tbe mildest'
Aperient and Ton ie they can use. Allltla
takeo at tilKht lusorea refreshing aleep
nfLf natural evaeoatton of tbe bowel.
A little taken In tbe Kiornlns abarpen
lue appAtiu, cleanses tbo stomacti and
sweetens Uie breath.
r'r a rimiciAjrs oprxiow.
1 1 ha b"n pracilcfoj medxine fee
; ' tweaty yesn and hv Mvcr been bl lo
V P a Sul.la comixmnd thai would,
.? ,lk; ""on Licr krgtiUMr, promptlv
;. i aed effectively tnove the lie lo rion,
; i, aad ac the saat time aid (instead of k-
ee.ngi the ligeia sod -aiailiUiie
-. rowtrs of the syiwm."
L. M. Hnrroa, n.i,., Wathlnttea, Ark.
Marks of Oennlnenessi Look tor the re
Trade-Mark on front of Wrapper, and tbe
Meal and hiirnnture tit J. II.ZoiIlu k Q lu
red. ou the aide. 'J'akenootbcr.
U a
., at
I navejoought the largest and beet stock of
DRY GOODS
ever brought to Albany,
nvite every oae to cau
8f,ock.
DON'T
ve carry a full line of 0e M, Henderson & Uo s
BOOTS AND SHOES.
The Red School House Shoes are the best
in the world.
"iry-!' rv-s?,?- -----
Look out for
in the next 30 daye.
W. F. READ,
The Lending Jasli Dry Sootls Store.
RHEUMATISM
These twin diseases cause untold suffering.
Doctors admit that they are dimcult to cure
so do their patients, raine
Celery Compound" baa per
manently cured the worst
cases of rheumatism and
neuralgia so say those wh.
baveused It,
"Ilavtng been troubled
with rheumatism at the knee
ami foot for five years, I was
almost uuublo to get around,
and was very often conilned
to my bed for weeks at a
time. I used only one bot-
tlo ot nine's celery com
pound, and was perfectly
cured. 1 can now jump
around, and feel as lively aa
a boy." 1'hank Oakou,
Eureka, Nevada.
l.oo. Six for $5.03. Druggists,
JKunmoth testimonial paper free. "
WbuaKiudardson i Co.,Props..BurUnRton,Vt.
nitunnn urn &" Faster and lirialUer
UlAMUifU UILS cWors tJkaa asyoierij.
-ALSO
IMPORTED AND
J fORWlli. j
Ino useto I
I OWNER, I
SMOKE
Plog and smckiog tobaooos, Meerschaum and briar pipes and
smokes srti'.loa generally. Also always has on baqd
oStos f a liice line of .
California and Tropical Fruits.
Enter! ft trie Pjt O Hoe at Albany Or
a second-class mail mattor.
A Sew Grocefy Disccvered
AT-' ;
e ,i-n'r, oj,;,Mii.-r S..vtf 'A
'I. ,--., i. ,.,-.-,
Vull Jhio of
Strong's oi l
1C, f.'
FPtHSH C390S0ISS
alia., i.e.
ni let lire.'' is o.ir .n!i oiL. .7
a i . r""" ""r tflllSSnt , '-t
Jr- 4.
j naisciion cuiirar.te-1.
Produce Taken in Exchange,
Very It,pe4tfufiy,
; & B0ERTS0f.
WILL fiUOS,
Dealers In sll the nu A improve-! 1 e ,
Orgns, 8,win Mmhst, On,,,. -
full line of warrant f Itisw. Buls
and t-oeket Knivaa. Tdo tJ l-, -i
; .j "v v. uo"1" sna exsr.
"tng msi
tni r4-oo;liv d-un.
tii4--otnfta t, i
Poiinijf Wanted.
l kin 1 of co'l'.rrv. stiv or
psay's Su,r. Albany, Org-.' '
LB
MifJi
and I would respectful!?
and look throueh
my
FORGET
BUT C. M. II EN DLTISOXA O:
CHICAGO.
Bargai n:
P NEURALGIA
Pamela Celery Compound has been a God-' -
send to me. For tbe past two years I have suf
fered wltn neuraigla of Uie heart, doctor after
doctor falling to cure me. I have now token
nearly four bottles of the Compound, and am
free from the complaint. I fwl very grab-tut
to you." cma. ILL wis, CenuaiVUlae, cu
Paine's
Celery Compound
"I have been greatly afflicted with acute
rheumatism, and could find no reik i until I
used Paine's tvl-sry Compound. After using
six bottles ot Hits medicine I am now cured of
rheumatic trouble"
Samuel Hutchinson, So. Cornish, N. H.
Effects Lasting Cures.
Paine's Celery Compound bus psrtormetoany
other cures ss miu-velous as these, copies ot
letters sent to any sddrcss. riessaut to take.
Coos not dltrturb, lut aids digestion, a nd entire
ly vegetable; a child can take It. ivnat's the
use ot suffering longer wltn rheumatism or
neurulgtaf
I Biercc Lixingvpon laetattd Food art UcaUhy,
I ilappv, Utarty. Hi iHeauaJe.
ISAIJEK 1N-
KEY WEST CIGARS,
CIGARS
THE