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Issusd every Friday I)
BTITE8& NUTTING.
Advertising rates tim.lt know n
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Albany
IRONWORKS.
MsnuCtHllrrri i-f
1EAM CllSr AM) SAW
MILL MACHINERY IR3M
AMO ALL KINDS OF H;AY
AND LICHT WORK, IN
IRON ANO BRASS
.CASTIMS.
immUI attfttl i pl t r"vriii 'l
,lnd of m sehlnory
PiUerns Made on Short Notice,
A Hew Grocery Discovered
AT
Croon's nut orar, ip,inU SiMsrtM
in . tfn , V I.'.
full line ol
FPESH GROCERIES,
CANNED UOODS.
DRIED BRUITS, ETC
(JuMt art I mvl i.roflts," "lv
ni let Uris" t our ui'Xi'i. I'lms oil
ol examln our an t an I . ! prl.ia,
Uafotlon cuaran'swd.
Produce Taken in Exchange,
Very ltpMfii!ly,
ARDUF & ROBERTSON.
For aaiaby Villi Stark, dealers In
flue wrtchss, Jawelry, etc,
JUUUS GRADWOHL'S
Golden Rule Bazaar.
Hi Mock !iaii Umi eularitl that It svjuaN any on Ilia Crt, uJ oookM of
Roger Bros. Silvarware, French Ohinr and Crys
talware, Boys Wago3, Doll Carriage.' ,
Fancy Goods, and a general
assortment of Orockiey
and Toys.
He buji llrect and earrie th largK st)clt
baa been a ldod a complete line of
FAW1ILY
Agent for lnaratti e -npnl m with a e spttil a f ru i'.ltij 73.tKM,0Pf .
fVlel on oarle Kraneaia. Hlr wir.l dented gpro:hen.-
LOOKOUT FOR LOW PRICES.
FURNITURE,
I am now retai.ifg Inrni'ttr at xcj
tun can An
the nxt 33
ell to look h"r for b.'air.ii,
Ci'D' si I .gi'iitr.0
where
Fectoryjat th rivt-r fi.il cf Ly
C.
ni:av stori:.
Mitchell &
-DEALERS IN
Agricultural Impieiucnls
EO1 JE, .
- sir-v fJf.
wi'ii si 1 1. s.fcW-; sttfmr-
and Vehicles
cur branch Lcnsc Cor. 2a I ami li U
m m m m
COME -A.TTX SEB.TJS,
ALDAfJY.
. FURNITURE
Yo'i wunt ihe best and most durable
Thomas Brink.
PURE
Oils, Stationary,
Painis,
VOL. XXV
Beauty
I desired and admired by all. Among
tb thing which umy bout bo done to
jT 1 ... Hthnnee personal
f X? beauty la the dully
b?" Jf rhk ''Y ,"" Ayr' Hair
f fT t V.x Vigor. No matter
4
what the color or
tlia hair, thl prepay
ration glv It a 1m-
r
f , ftiww. Should th
f IH 8 f ' ! SO lmlr im thin. Iian.li.
rCf dry, or turning gray,
Ayer'a Hair Vigor
will restore tha
rolor, bring out a
new growth, and
render th old aoft and shiny. For
keepiug the scalp clean, foul, and
Lonllhy, there Ik ho Ix-tter preparation
la the market.
"I am free to toiiFom that a trlul of
Ayer'a llalr Vlaor ha ronvlmml iim
that It U a waiiliie artH-lr. It icm h
not only eaoMst thu Imlr o( my xvUo ami
tlatighter to bo
Abundant and Glossy,
lint It lian Riven inr rather atitnted inu
tat'hn a reNpeetahlo huiRth aud apiH'ur.
ancc." U. llritiou, Uakland, Ohio.
"My lialr wm romiuK nut (without
any axsUtance from my Mlfo. either).
I triett Ayer'M llrtlr Vlor, u-tlnu ouly
one bottle, aud 1 now htive n lino a
bead of hair aa any one rould wUh (or."
It. T. 8okiutttou, ln kon, Tunu.
I hara used Ayer's Huir Vljjor In my
family for a number ot yearn, and re
card it a the bent huir iromratlon I
know of. It keep the e. al eleun, tlio
lialr soft and lively, and renerrea tlio
vrlslnal color. My wl(o Iiuk uix it for
a long time with intrnt miftat-tory re
sulu.' 14enjnrulu M. Johuou, M. 1).,
Thomas lliil, Mo.
) " Mr hair was lieeomlnc linndi and dry,
,ut after ujtln half a bottle d Ayur'it
:llalr Vlr It rew black and Khwy. I
'cannot ex pro the joy and crulltmlo I
feol."-Mu,bcl C. Uardy, UuUvmi, 111.
'Ayer's Hair Vigor,
fHtf?' raarAnito a
Or. J. C. Ayer It Co., Lowe!!, Mats
, 8oU ly lru)ists and rrrfumvrs.
E. J. fclcCAUSTLAND,
Civil Engineer and SnrYeycr,
DRAUGHTING AND OL'Jc PRINTS
Office with .;;.! H .d C lbany, Or,
Sewerage Sytrit ml W ler Supplies
a NpecU't.. l-'tHt SuhilivUiiHl, Maua
maile or Copied on t-hcrt notice.
in the
WillatnetUt Valley, to wbl'l
factory at Ci.st. Proi,!- wishing fn i i
1 am going to li al co. d.ni.
nyg'.od bf irn p irc-in U
Strett.
J. DILLON,
NrBV GOODS
Lewis Co.,
furnturetuat is manufactured in the.clty go
DRUGS,
Etc.. and Prompt Attention
DR. GUISS &, SOWS.
Kmk-kki) Off Tit Tr.u k. The Call
(omla overland pacngcr ttsln wnsaltout
n hour Inte this morning, ssys the Sslcm
Journal, an J hcn at the f Fsir ground
crossing they run Into the one Imriewsgon
offlitnltl grnllemsn, Jitme Tucker, who
va roinlng to Sitleni from his home near
S'lvertnn, to market n lew lioxesof plums
and near. At the ctoln( the engine
drin k the hon.e and light wagon , and
kttK'kcd thorn fottv vaidK, when they
allijl.te.l on ehher hide of t lie (tack, filty
feet npait. The content of 'he wagon
were c altered from the crowing to where
the w.i jon w a J.-poilicd, lit a demolished
condition, while there wa not a Mrlng of
name left attached t the hore, which
wa khled ou'rltfht. Mr Tucker, who wa
driving, vn Indeed fortunate, escaping
lth noihlng more than flenh wound shout
the liead end face, lie wa lowed high
Into the air and iruck the ground not far
from where the wsgon fell.
I Imv Tvkkv The DttMirvr give
all side of qni'otion when podble. Here
l the ay a Eugene psper take a certain
wrileup, poitlon of which were copied In
the PiU'H li.tr : "Not long since there
w a mnn here representing the St I'aul
Jmh hhI t ' Vummtrf trying to raise a fund
to give t'.it. city a write-up In Ids paper.
Our citizen didn't ee fit la pay him what
he dctdred hut Albany did. Now come
the paper m lilt a highly flavored article
for AH hi ny hut caMlng a slur at Eugene.
The article xlmplv khow the llltlenesss of
the witter, lie cull the hankers of this
city (lngy hecue tfiev didn't psy him
tor a worthies write up.
Titriw lsrv A gentleman who
know Mr. Kolfe, the mother ol tlio two
boy In jail f-r train wrecking, say slie U
ne of the best, purest christian women he
ever knew. Sweet liome people kpeak
best of the y'oimgci of the two hy and
think probably the older one wa most to
blame. Mr Kolfe stand well In hi com.
munity. Parents are certainly imforlun.
ate to have boys grow up to bring .th
shame on them, for he crime committed
Is ot ethst ciinnot be loo severely punish
ed. There l n leoi here for Albany
parents tiio think their boy arc doing
pretty writ.
Iin"r iiKTrra Tmini.s. l.ee and
Green Mori is who wei't to Eastern Ore
gon last ear in order to better their con
dition, have returned to Linn count, re
j ilclng to jet bick to the land of plenty,
where crop never fail. Their Eastern
Oregon crop thl year were a complete
failure, practically, a they only got four
or five bushel of wheat to the acre and the
hay crop could not be found w ith a niL-ro
Cope. "Leave well enough alone" Is
good motto.
C'mi:s EaoM Astoria Some people
have wondered whereat! the money come
from used by the Insurance companies In
paying off risk In the recent big fire. Toe
matter I now settled by an Atorla paper :
'The Insurance companies will have an
opportunity to pay "ut some of the exor
bitant rate charged Astoria. They
have made enough in Astoria the past five
year to pair the losses at Spokans and
Seattle and have a surplus on hand. In
surance here I ten per cent, taxes four prr
cent.anj money I loaned at eight percent."
Do.n't ExAiiofcKATK. Mr. I'ague should
be careful, If he expects to furnish correct
reports, to ascertain the truth, and In doing
so to take with some grain ol allowance
the highly colord statement of some local
paper. In hi last report he says : "The
general average (In Umatilla county) will
equal farmer ears." This Ism gross ex
aggeration. The yield this eai per acre
will be but about half what it is ordinar
lly. Eatl Orrgomimn.
What 1u You Car. You read Shake
speare. W hat do you get out of Shake
speare ? All your brain I able to hold
It depend upon your brain. Thus soars
a well known orater. You buy your gro
ceries of Conn Bros, Albanv. Whatdoyou
get. All you can carry, ol the bet quality,
itt me least money. Your pocket-book I
doesn't have to be huge. Try them.
K Commosj Occi brrnck. . A blcvcle
blcvcle
rider a few night ago, riding a
i ..inrl, i
Columbia, stubbed hi wheel at a crossing
while coin twelve mile an hour, was
throwe fifteen fee', on the hard sidewalk,
scraped hi nose rd, causing an abrasion
on ore ol hi arms and wrist, and disrupt
ing a kne?, besides tearing hi rlothes pro
miscuously, lie considers It a close call to
getting hurt a little, but fortunately was
uninjurcu.
A Prevaricator One of the biggest
liars in the world is the telcgianh. Here
1 a case : "The St-te Insurance Com
pany of Salem lost but 4,350 by the big
Spokane Falls fire. The Albany Company
lost Din 1 0,000. j iiese um were salt!
to oe much larger but the telegraph wa
In error."
Soi.n Oi-t. Mr T I. Wallace has
sold
hi interest in the firm 6f Wallace, Thomp
son & O., to hi partner. Mr W S
Thompson and Mr E La Forest, who will
hereafter run thl popular store. Mr WaU I
lace retires on account of poor health. e
hope to see him vigorour and in business
aatn, tor lie l a rustler.
A Bio Footing. The losses to Insur
ance Companies on the Pacific Coast
since june will loot up over $6,000,000.
They lost $2,830,000 by the Seattle fire,
$60,000 in Vancouver, $400,000 In Bakers-
held, between $400,000 and $500,000 in
ciienstiurg, and about $2,5oo,'xx in Spo
kane ran.
A Grindstone. -Fred Grimmer, while
working In the Red Crown mllls.Frlday
afternoon had a grindstone drop on one ol
his feet,mahing it quite badly. A year or
two ago Mr Grimmer met with an acci
dent at the same mill. This time he Is
fortunate in carrying an accident policy.
PHiLO.sormcAi.A little Baker City
girl lias figured It out that Sullivan Is a
very had man, and when he dies will of
I course go to the bad place. Then, she
says, "he'll whip Satan, and everybody
win do giad. '
No Oxioatioj There. Albany has
given nothing yet to Spokane Falls. Sa-
lem gave about $b and Eugene City about
$800, two of the banks giving $too apiece !
and the other $50. Not much oxidation of
despair to that by a long sight.
Foot Race Two foot race were run
at Newport Tuesday afteinoon. One wt
between Langdon and Willlams.the latter
winning by about two fest. The other
wa run by E G Cameron, of this city.and
Williams, wnicn was oeciaeo a lie. fro
bablv all were chuck races.
Cleaning Up. Several of our most en
terprising business men, following the sug
gestion of the Democrat are cleaning up
the paner and other Inflammable trash In
the alleys next to their places of business.
"A stitch in time save nine."
Cheeky. Wednesday morning five
miles this side of Salem two men in a hack,
in broad daylight, near Lewis Pettyjohn's
farm residence,stole several sacks of wheat
and drove off with the in. Might as well
have taken gold.
Wanted. A boy named Ed Furlong is
I wanted by his parent in Eugene.and Mar
shal Hoffman ha been telegraphed in ref-
, erence to him. Haven t seen him-
ALBANY; OREGON, FRIDAY,
-aWMsiwssMwswiwisswisMPSias
A niw mi -1 ne audition i our rcau-
er is called to the new advertisement f
W E Mcl'hcrson In thU Is.ue. Mr Me-;
rher.'on hi resident of Albany, laving
Invested to a consl.lenible extent lu re mid
contemplate selling ever fool t propeiiy
... .HI ... I .1 I
that he now ha In the Eal and replacing
It with land In and around this clty.t elng
atUficd.uftvr a lour o almost every Mute
In the Union, anil rjntto n lengthy stay in
Southern California and visiting almost
every city and town of any Importance In
Washington Territory and Oregon, ihnt the
Willamette Valley and that part of It
around Albany especially lesd them all.
He Informs us' that a large number ot hi
friends and, acquaintances In the East are
now making preparation tit come 16 the
Willamette Valley and to Albany.tn derive
the benefilof our fertile land anu delight
ful cllmate.and most j: them are we.l-
to-do in thl world'jt sff.il, they will be
quite an acccptablc'acqnlslilon lo the val
ley and to Albany In particular.
Ai t. Kind. -It lake all kind of pen.
pie to make up Die world, ami they are; all
mUed In together. Don't espect lo gel
along without thu mixture el'lher here or
elsewhere. The following will he lead lly
retognled as residents of Albany :
Rustlers,
Moshacks,
(ict-up and gels,
Kicker,
Streaked lightning,
Squealers,
Wide awakes,
Sleepers,
Don't know,
(t tics so,
You be. vOms,
I'll be there, "
May be,
One center,
Don't-care for a-doll.irn.
Put me dow n
C'ANKn. Isn't It funny that when a
tough cittaen get Into a street brawl and
get "caned" the episode Is ihe talk ol the
town and cxrllcneiit knows t,o iMiunds.biit
when a highly respectable gentleman gets
caned, It often happen that the pnbllc I
never made aware of It. A case hi point.
The three daughter of Hon S M Penn
ington, of this city, Mr Dr Hill, Mr Rich
ard and Miss Cella Pennington, knowing
hat their father's birthday wa approach
ing, sent East some week ago and pur
chased for that occasion a fine a gold
headed cane a the cite can boast of. Mr
Pennington, although sUtv-five year of
age, has always bail hi prrjml ce against
canes an account of the dudlstlc way In
which the v are often used, hut Id ureiu
dice are all removed. Tossy that he I
proud is drawing it miutiy
A mm a On sat Tir. rapt. Irvine,
Sargeant Overman, Corporal French and
George Fish returned last Friday about
9 o'clock from their trip lo Fish Lake, and
have so manv and varied experience to
relate of such a monumental nature that
we refrain from glvlna more than one.
One cold, forsty morning, on .awakening
they found the lake frozen solid. Cutting
a hole In the Ice (hey were surprised to see
school after school of fine trout approach
Ins for air. Rushing for the hole ther
crowoeu eacn otner upwards onto me ice,
and In this mariner they caught I J,o,
though some of Ihe parte put the figures
at 19,000. Any wsy they brought home a
nogsnead ol trout apiece
Oa.v.M.a Monga DkaU. Mr. Orange
Morgan, who was drigged by a horse at
Paisley, as narrated by the Do Ar,
died on Sunday, Aug. ath. It seem that
he had a lariat around the horse's neck
aud was going toward ll.when hi feet got
caught lnthc lariat and the horse rrn,
dragging him for a long distance, bruising
and breaking hi bone In a frightful man
ner. lie wa about tcyear ol age and
wa a man of exemplary character, lie
leave wife and children. Mr. Morgan
had accumulated a property valued at $ to.
000 or 4C,ooo. in the stock business.
TAMr. Here U the way they go for
tramps at Walla Walla according to a
Pendleton paper : "The cltUcn made
another nid on the tiamp at that place
last night. Four parties of twenty-five
mtn ac, toured the suburb, armed with
ciuos, anu icai me tramp irom tneir utiar
.... ...
1. ii 1. 1 t.
r,w , u.in-Tiu.Biiu trine tuinnt, At
is estimated that no tramp, seme of
wiiotn were doub'less fire-bug a well,
were driven outol the city.
Wiimk it Come Fxom. Mack Mon
tellh and Fred Ross have returned from
a trip of several week to the Sulphur
Spring btyond Ga'.csvllle. They report
forest fires beyond Galesvli! in darion
county, covering considerable territory
Some of our superbundance of smoke came
from there, and some ol It from farther
north, even from the Columbia
Forcible Si-aiSKLisu. The Aleany
water we rks since the new pumps have
been introduced are doing seme excellent
work in furnishing water lor irrcgating
lawns. A sprinkler in the yard of a Dm.
oca at man throws water over a space, the
diameter of which Is thirty six feet by
measurement, and without the assistance
ol wind. The whlrlaglg has a four font
standard.
Beat Albany The Capital engine
was out testing a lot of old hose last even
ing. They bursted about 15 sections out
of 26, leaving only a limited amount of
good hose on hand. The test was made
at the corner of Trade and Church streets
and was witnessed by a number ol admir
ing spectators. Salem Atatrsman.
Everything Fcli. There is not a va
cant store in Albany, and, In fact, there
are several applicant who cannot be sup-
piled, and others waiting for blocks to be
completed before they can begin business
It Is the same way with residence.
Failures. During July there were
only six failure In Oregon. Liabilities,
$5,179. In July, iBSS, the liabilities were
twelve times as much. In Washington
Territory during July, 1889, there were
thirteen tanures. wttn $51,205 liabilities,
which exceeds the taiiurcsof i8B3 by St3.
000. That's the difference between Ore
gon and Washington
The Oldest O. F. An Eastern paper
says: "ine oldest living udd f ellow in
the United States is James S Irwin of Buf-
I falo, who has been an active member of
Niagara Lodge, No 25,fr foity-five years,
and ha been U ecretary for forty years."
Father Armstrong,ol Salem, now 83 years
old, beat this ten yeart.havlng become an
O F In Genesee county, N Y, In 1034.
Have Not Registered. It is report-
ed that quite a large number ot physicians
I throughout the state have failed to comply
- w,h the law oassed bv the lat leaUlatore.
which require every physician to register
In the county in which he practices. The
board ot examiners intend to compel them
to comply with the statute or else take In
tr.eir shingle. Salem Afafi-smaii.
Wisit People. Eastern people know
all about the great Northwest. A paper
there says that ' Spokane Falls is a small
place situated near the farm el Noah Arm
strong in moniana, ana mat niuton l a
large manufacturing center near the Turn
Turn river in tdajio."
Assigned. The Democat i Informed
that O II Blount, of Ashland, has made a
general assignment for the benefit of his
creditor withj R Baltimore, as assignee,
Children Cry for
TUB MAN AUDIT TOWN.
The M. A.T, ha jut read ilu follow
Inir I mm the renilleton It. (. and won.
Ur If ll Isn't, simply a specimen of r
cin, for Pendleton Is quite u town
I'omllcUin I a city of 4,500 people, and
yet there U not a real lala agent In ilm
city if there Is, ha hasn't life enough ' lo
let the fact he known In piinter's Ink. A
live, active real estate agent, who knows
hi business, w ill d well here "
The M. A. T. observe Prof Langsford,
the aesthetic music tsarher in the city.
The Prof comes under the follow lug eer
llflcaieof hi family phtslclan, Dr W P
Via, of Brownsville t "To whom It may
concern ! I'rof Laogsfjrd, Is now under
my treatment and I think a few day's rest
advisable." The Prol I getting the rest he
deserve What Prof Ltngsford needs Is
j a good wife - ,
tSrowiist (lie ha lite M. A. T's sympa
thy. It lm a new band. This sympathy,
though, will devetopeinto congralulntlou,
a soon a the discords taper Into harmony
aud iihi.Ic.
The M. A. T. who read aud heat about
the whole of Oregon, through those .Tion
strous powers, t ie pre. and earr, is pre
pared to remark t tat Albany has the
bilghteat prospect of any clly in Oregon
beside Portland. He know of at least one
man who flies so high rs lo put our future
population at loo.eoo. l)le not named.
OIIITUAItY."
Saniatuha Jane Archibald died at her
home naar Albany on Tuesday, August
6th, tSH Mr. Archibalds maiden name
was Marshall, bring a sister of A II., ( lay
and Arthur Marshall. She was born In
Sangsiiion county, Illinois, January J51I1,
1H41 and while yet young moved with her
parents to Iowa from which Stale with her
parent In iS she cro.sed the plain. On
A, nil nth, tScSshe wa united In mar
riage lo I esse M Archibald who survives
her and mourns the loss ot a loving wife.
The fruit of this marriage was eleven chil
dren allot whom except one are living.
For a long time he had been affected wlih
throat troubles which terminated In eon-
SMiupllon, Mr Archibald w as confined to
her tied since last November, and though
very much weakened yet he was cheerful
d rational I the hour ot death. While
siill very young she united with the
Christian Church and lived during the re
mainder ol her lite a devout consistent
christian, In addition to the family, a
large circle of friends mourn her depart-
c. S.
W110 II111. Is. A there ha been con-
sldcrable specu'aticn a to who W A Hill.
one sf the train wrecker, I, we give the
following from the Brownsville Timri
We were acquainted with Mr Hill who
clped wreck theoveiland train andean
say it I our belief that thl terrible crime
can be attributed to intoxication. Young
Hill wa not a tldou person, when ohcr.
and though he wa known to get on a
"drunk" now and then he wa considered
no worse than hundred ol other young
men. He ha fine parents, who recently
came from Kansas,tnpping at Woodburn, I
where we formed their acqualntance.Ther I
"iu'vu rtsiorm, wnni lore were linns
at the time of the w reck. The v moved to
, ... , . , - 1
Mhany last week, and (.HI likely make 1
iha their future home." I
Lur iv the Fog. Mr W II Green
wood and wife have returned from tlte
Bay. TheDKMot Rsr i told of a foggy
experience by tt.em.and Mr J G Crawford
and daughter, and a niece of Mr Pax'.on.
One day at 1 o'clock they ta-tcd for Ya
quina In a row beat An awful fog settled
on them, and it look them lour weary
hours to find themselves, to the fright ol
the ladies. No scene were taken, as a
mountain twenty feel off could not have
been seen.
Tknt Stoln. Last Friday the fam
ily ol E E Parker arrived from the moun
tains. They left thtlr tent, a new one, on
the Iron porch. In the morning it had
disappeared, all but the post, which Mr
Parker would like to have the thief call
and get, as he hat no use lor them.
r.nrklra's Am Ira 81 vs.
Tha bast Ostv In ibs wtwtd for Cuts. KnkM.am.
I'lsar, Hall Hhauns, rr Bor. Tattsr, Cbappad
nana. Ubllbialna. Coctia, aMI aU Ski a ErupUna, an
poattlstlv turss flia. r it tt rolril. II t rwsr
inlrl la at P(stMrtatt. hsmht rafumt.
!. rijss Si trnnH par bis. For sals bjr Futhar aad
ataaaa
WrlBht'eOmuoaod Hvruo of Swapwilla
are.lishi oiedieiua far tW renovation ot tb I
dioou i ones aaa rmtitia an tne sitn, 1
a. . ... o.i i i. 1 .1.-.. . I
vses mm ita sa oh( s ;, pwm WJ I wiiibj mi
MSSOD.
Th Verdict t'aaalxaa.
w 11 ton, DruireWt. fttppa. Ind., tMtlla t "I
mm rvwwnwMi k-.w w-. iw iisini M WW tut an.
ratter. Kttrj bKll soUt bs f'rsn rslist to wmrf
esse. On man Vwh sis Isattl, sad ws mr4 at
rhsumsltsm of 10 ' Un41ng." krsbstn llsr,
driislt, HsIUIIIn, Ohio, sfflnns : "Tb twst ssUIng
miHiiein 1 bs vr Ssntiisa :n bit w vr' x-
txtrMtw. I Klxtiis HUt!.' TIwiussihI ot OLbsrs
has willed ibsir usU ninny, so that tit vavdis I
unanimous thai Klartn Ultur do ur all rtlssisa
lh Llvr Kldneji or Biafxl, Oalr bsH dollar
(kUU si ruilutv ml Duw i Pruf Hlur. t
A gentleman who had tnflered fiiestsanoy
snce and psin from barbers itch. and who bail
been treated by th beat phyaicae, without
relief, say that twn bottle of Dotard'
Specifla sursd him and Isft bi fa per f sell y
smooth, without a sear. It ovrfil in akin
diaeaara. Sold by Foshsy k ilason.
A Woman a Discovery.
"Another wonderful d'soovsrr hs beta rati
a -id tlist tnnhv s 14; In tb'a cmntr. Dttt Is-
tenaa ita ciuuins upon ar snn ror ssrsn yssr n
wlUislAod IU avrat tu. but bar vital orvant war
unUcnntQed and death aaamau tnimlnsot, Foe thss
mon ih h eouiihed mccaeantly ai.d eou d not SIMD.
H.w bsuebt ot us bottl ol Dr Kini't Nw Dlsoov-
orv for Ontituniotlon nd ws o much nllevtd on
Uklrtir first dot that shttl.pl til nivht snd witti
on bottle hss barn mlieukmljr urd. Hr nam
I Mr LuUfr Lnt,- Thus write w u tiamrleK snd
Co , of Shslby, N C.-Osts t's trial botUsst Fo
shsy snd hssoii's orug ator. a
IJ.Kwert, practical watchmaker and
'Ctrl
lei.
Wriahf. Arabian Horse Lininaenk acta
quickly and sfleotuslly, aad haa ao superior
ss a remedy for animal in H eaae where a
I Mason.
inimsps is require "w,u
An ouno of prevention l better than a
Douod of cure. Plunder1 Oregon Bleed
Purifier x pel all impurities oi the blood
and should b used in ail disease of tb
stomach, liver and kidney. Tsk It.
A dry. backing ouch ksep th bronchial
tube in a tat of constant irritation, which,
If not spesdily removed, may lead te broa.
chiti. No prompter ratntdy an be had thaa
Aver' Cherry Pectoral, which is both
nodyna and txpestorant.
- Portlaicd. Or.. Jan. 12th.
Havine aaavcr baek ali Itst summer, I
tried th Oregon "Kidory 'lea, I used one car,
which effscted a radical cure. I would He
ommand it to all who sr aflliUd aanan
failiott remedy. Jtrircs Aes.
Sold by Foshsy W Mason.
IF vou r nervous or irriubie.ieei rauBuia,
M , , ,
,w , . , . . . 1 it 1
dispirited or if you have sick headache,
low compl.xioD,or offen.iv. br..th,tb.n yonr
t ... i. nnk nf nrdar and needs routlnff. Dr.
Henley' Dandelion ionio restore the UV6r
to. healthy action and tones up the ntire y.
tern. . Sold by Foshsy Si Mason.
Pitcher's Castorla.
in n iy p
AUGUST 1 , 1889.
A SATION.tf. I'MYKKKITY.
le U a generally mlmliu d fact that any
pr-ijivt that smacks of novelty, no mailer
how unpractical or chlmeilcul, v. Ill find
plenty of active and ardent snppoileis I
ills a financial scheme of the hurdet
Rlnd.slmple.lm'rcdulou Investors vie with
each other In their Iran Ic rndenvor lo be
come sudder.ly wea thy. I ll bean Indus
trial question, It I Immediately declared to
bsthe only roi.d to the inillcnlum. If it
be a proposition for a new edncal'cnal plan,
It U hailed a the acme of t.atlonul great
ness. We do rot ren embrr who first ug.
gested the Idea of e iinlloiml university In
this sounlry lo tie iiiriui,cil and supported
by the f overnrr.cnt.lHit unless some better
reason for the tabll; hment, of such an
liisjtullon than those that have thus far
been presented, con he given,! he plan must
fall to maieriailae. The flrt rtason g.ven
by Hie advocate of such a uiilversli v I
"that a country so twipuUiu, wealthy and
great a thl hou:d he independent in Its
educational roomers, as well as in other
hlngs rl Enrol e, and thnt It young men
should not he ohllgrd logoiibrcad lolhc
great school rt England and (iermany,lo
complete t'iclr education In any branch ol
science." Ptlde In one's countrv I al
ways commendable and particularly it jt
be a progressive one. Independence Is a
thrilling word. It I a reminder of the
day ol '76, and ran alway be relied upon
for arousing exultant erthuslasm In the
average cltlxen of thl coi.nlry,but when it
come to taxing every citlcn foi the high
er education of a very few It behoove the
people to do a Utile sober thinking before
they shout for Independence. Are the
tax payei of thl country reudy lo bear
the expense whlcH wealthy men now are
under for the education of their son In
Europe t Moreover, we no not Imagt ie that
the forslgn nrlversliie are so very far in
advance ol some In this couuii v. lobn
Hopkins university In Baltimore was found
ed on the same plan a those cf Germany
and probably afford equally g wd advan
tage. ThU opinion will doubllcs he
eouted by tl.me who can see ability only
where it Is flavored with the foreign accent.
Again it i proposed that the instructors
shall be those who hate become eminent
In their seveiat departments In the already
existing universities. They are ot to
everjheir connection with t'Hr respec
tive schools, but simply detailed" to duly
tiere for a port'on of the mrhosfl year. We
Cinnot understand how such a professor
Can give better Instruction in one place than
In another, if he give his bet I as he I
commonly supposed to do The location
of tSIs Institution is to be In Washington,
because the upieme court it there, and
there congress assembles. InaJditlonto
these, the national museum, tb- patent of
fice, the government lahoraioric, the na -
tionaland congressional libta'lc arede.
clared to afford unusual advantage for
students. We presume tnat the decisions
of lite United State supreme court are in
alt the law schools ot this country or can
be secured, so we canhardly see any ad
vantage to Ihe tudent In being abk to gaxe
upon the official robes of thl august body.
Just what advantages they are expected to
ilnhv h-i,,,. .rt r,l in i!. .im- ,11-
. ,i.. I, I. ll
" ,he flaUon1 conrc' hr J kte; 1
-i x -J
11 oe eloquence ana logic mey eck, tney
mar a wetl attend the csrn of a high
school lyccum . We were not aware that
tkere was any patent r.fllce connected w Ith
the university at Heidelberg or Lelpsic.and
as to the laboratories and llbrarie,we ven
ture to s-y that thev do nt much excel
those of Harvard, Columbia, and Cornell
Aside from these objection there I alway
the danger that such aft Institution may
become a part of the political "machine,'
in which else lu usefulness would be de
stroyed. 'o,lf the government I to assist
In the education ol Its cltlcn, let it reach
out a helping ha id lo those whu are strug
gling In the lower walki ot I'fe, and leave
the higher education to the numerous ofTi
clent Institution already established.
Does it never occur to those who prate
about removal In the civil service that Mr
Cleveland was removed because he was a
democrat and for no other reason, by the
edict ol the people ? Docs it not neccta
rlly follow that when the lieauol a ucparv
ment la placed there because ol hi politic
hu subordinates should be of the same po
litical famllt f Pendleton jnle,
Thu It will be ftecn that the Tril',
'"boring under the Influence a ht
of candor.unwHtlngty "lets the cat out ol
,u. ,,. cv,iuii, r nr..
- - -
. s . .
I -. vr......s
wearisome, laborious effort to prove that
Harrison I carrying out hi and hi party's
I pledge to obey the civil service law, the
Tribune candidly admit that the removal
are made because It party wants all th
offices, Ict nil organs be thus candid and
democrat will "prate." no more.
Governor Lo wry ot Mississippi has caus
ed the arrest of Queen and Crescent rail
way officials for assisting In the violation
of the law of the stale and protecting the
criminals of the buliivau-Kiirain prize
fight from the olhcer of the law,
The promoter of the salt trust have been
discouraged. Their scheme to Involve
both side ol the Atlantic In a grand com
blnation has broken down tor want of cap
Hal, due to the growing hostility lw trust
so be it ever. . .
Secretary Noble' house In Washington
the Tiffany mansion, is one ot the most
luxuriously furnished houses in the city. It
I contain among many other interesting
things, a valuable collection of ancient or
mor,
Mr Thompson, postmistress at Louis
ville, Ky., ha a salary of $4000 a year.
"B ul ",c " .
a-s t . . . a, 1-11..
servant, and has held her place forlght
I years. She is a daughter of the late Alex-
ander Campbell.
Crazy old 'Lish Applegat: is to be ap
pointed an Indian agent. But.cra.y as he
1 ls,he Is sane enough to serve under an ad
ministration which believe In '.axing the
I people Into prosperity. East Oregoniau. ,
The LaGrandewrMihp.s been sold to
II Fatlerson and M D Scott, of Dakota.
The Democrat wishes them - success In
their new enterprise.
an I
If voa want a eood silver steel revthe, finest
in tne niwisei, so uw.i'i 1 00s r.
Tubb'& Co' pare Manilla twine, best
quality, at Stewart & box's.
Not ens person in fifty arrive at the age
of forty, who is not troabled with kidney or
. I l ni. 41
.... .
. 1 Hrtuary uonipiaiuta tu audio luim, j.u siiuav
1 .,. , ;, : .v.. k-b. i.ni(,..
I alIUIUwU w 1 vil ftjaiw ass t its waves a ojvib v vou 1 svru
f urine, nervnu. debility, painful or uav
prMMd,In,Bitra.tioii, wVeu offer a remedy
I r. . ; . .J
that haa beetftn constant use oyer twenty'
v;an. T n-i.:.
yisaia, unguu iviuu.r ts .ma irpu.,ivu
ha don mor for suffering humsnitv than
any olbtt medioma in the market. Sold by
Pothay ii Mason.
t I
The lKMix k, r,lin been hander. the follow.
Iitg vividly written lrll:r from MrsO .S Pollock,
tf Hie Albany Collcgc,lo the Pacific Art,,nli,f,
f Santa Rosa Cal , ami our readers may he
assured it is worth perusing,
An stingy is due you for the tardy a' pear
ing of the Mission report, wliicti I trust you
will find in the impossibility of settling myself
down 10 wriiiur, after my arrival at Kanaka
Fiat, until I had ret 1 11 ceil lo route degree of
order, the confusion ol en old bsclieioi sanc
tumfor you must know that I am spen.ling
the summer with my dear old bachelor brother
at Ihe Kanaka Flut Mines of Southern (Jreenn
and 1 hat now as I sit writing lo you I can look j
uui ui ine cm. in w in.M.w anu see trie iauuiul
Hogue Kiver alley stretching f ir awav in its
cultivated lietils and town dotted loveliness.
crowned by the snow capped summit of Mounr
l"tl in the Cascade range.
My brother is sevenly two yeai old. sn I i
among the few now left of the "old 49 em,"
anu us 1111 hu ol Ibe o'd miners, he cling Willi
tenacious affection lo the lialat of mining life,
and lo tit gulches.hill sides and cicek bottoms,
which in year 004 yielded a in li haivest r
the goklen ore.
How shall 1 descrilie his utisiel.ilv v..i r,, n
forluhle.doinicilc? It was built thirty year ago,
by a Sandwich Island miner called "Kanaka
teorgc," of immense split fir log. It reverses
sn ine arciuiecairal design ol the present Jay
for its door is narrow and low. its fire place
wide and liich, its hearth of mammoth dimen.
ion, and its only window of liliputiau sue,
consisting of an 10 pane of glass, secured by
"daubing," in a chopjied out owning lietween
two of the fir log. l ite well smoked clap
imam of the roof show how often the delicious
venison and bear meat steak have numbered
to the hungry mioer.an.'i the heavy pole rafters
still show signs of the game that rewarded the
unerring shot of the pioneer hunter on these
still densely wooded Oregon hid.
Upon my arrival at my old bachelor bio:hei's
cabin, I found most of his possessions on the
floor even his spectacles, pipe and tobacco
pouch, as soon as I bung up my bonnet,
nana satchel and Iraveliiu? wrans. I r.inned no
my skirts and went to work to assort the mis
cellaneous mats of "floor deposits." Soon the
pants, coats.shirts and overalls were separated
from the shovels, pkk-axes sad panning out
pans; the former being deposited on nails on
thewalls.aijd the latter in onecomtroflhecabio
he newspapers of the late dates were folded
and placed in one pile on the table; the fryi g
pant,skiels and i-ots on the hearth; the hatch
ets and axe on the wood pile, and the numer
ous pipes and tobacco pouches on an improvis
ed shelf under Ihe 8x10 window.
Duong this process of assortins. which oc
cupied several hours, I noticed that my old
bachelor brother wa- quietly, hut restlessly
ubstrvant; and at last, when all thing were
arranged, "decently and in order." and I
looked up to him for unqualified approbation,
ne sam rainer noiciuliy. "Well sister, I won I
know whirr e to find my things now. I always
seep em rigni down in the Hoar, so I can bud
era easy:"
v. ill all young baclkrlors com lo such a
slate?
Well. I went to woik and scoured, sweot.
dusted, psiercd, hammered, darned, patched
snq menuca until ucn a transformation was
effected in the old bachelor quarter, that my
1... in.. 1 . ' , . 1 . i -1
.v wn, .vmv siuauin sbiiij) iuu snonc
UJn ll.
The British seem bent on accomplishingwitb
money what they failed to accompluh by arms
the subordiaation of American institutions to
English commercial interests. Already owners
of millions of acres of soil, they are seeking t
buy up and control abeut every leading bne cf
manufacture in the country. This accomplish
ed, America wilt become a dependency as be-
lute tie revotuiioa.
Photographs of the flight and explosion of
ilynsraite cartridges are among the achieve
ments of the instantaneous method of photo
graphy.
Lime has of Ut: been used todrv frost out
of ihe ground. It is wet slightly and covered
over with blanket and other non conducting
materials.
I T. WRIGHT
Foot of Morrison St., Portland, Or.,
aoebt row-
Tho Ad?anc3 TiiresMng MacMnery
The beat and faateat thresher In Amerl
ea, and machine t bat stands without :
rival. Toe A OVA NCR thresher baa
NEVER been REPLACED by any other
machine on the Coast, but baa replaced
several others than HAVE FAILED to
fill WARRANTEE. Th ENGINE Is iruar-
anteed to pull more than any other, and
will out travel a:i oinera on tne road. 11
you bear any loud boasta, please toll the
parawa me auvAntG iiiKctui'.H ana
E WIN E are old on their merit entire
ly. And I am willing to prove all I claim
in ni v field at any lime. JV not be hum-
bunged by buying any machine until
you aest the ADVANCE. I also handle
kteam A'tlug good. Iron pipe, pnmpa
moweia, sneder. aprtngtootn narrows
blacksmith's rorse. drtlh. church, farm
and school belts, and many otber special,
Ilea,
Albany Branch House one blocic below
Russ House,
JAS 12. Iv IV OX,
. Jlnnager.
THE PLACE.
l.yal . ninans oil I on
Pane. Brothers,
Groeer?6S,
Prota, Baked Goods, Etc.- Etc
Their good are the boat and thr tr.prioea
leaaonable. .
I HOW TO GO EAST.
Go East via Mount Shaata Koote. Ivic
elimata and scenarY at all times of the year,
See Mount Shasta, Ssorsmento, Ogdeo, Salt
Lake, Denver. Finest soond-olsss ears made
sr run daily. Buy your tiok eta of trie and
ave your fare to Portland. I am tbe only
prr ton in Albany thatean sell yon a tioket
to any point la the United State. Call on
me for rate.
V.. L. Jestfr, Agent S. P.
WTLL BROS,
SaT s ,j f VvS, f :: .m
; . , 1 :,n - . 1 Vt-
DAalers In all the latest improved PUn ja
Organs, Sewing Maohlnns, Gun. Also
a full line of warranted Razors, Butcher
and i-ocket Knives. The beat kind ol
tewing machine oil, needle and extra,
for all maohtnea. All urVtlng neatly
and reasonably done.
Pouiiiy Wanted. .
All. kinds of poultry,' alive or dressed,
wanted at the Willamette Picking Com
pany's Store, Albany, Oregot.
DYSPEPSIA.
IS thnt misery expert
I Ilfiily lvni hwhf
eiiilKillrnl MrriiiiKii.
The stomach 1 : iiie re
leneed when mml
awarn that wo p)mmmn
.. ..i-. iiii.-i, nsiomneh.
rtwrvolr In,... ,.ii.
very I,rn ;,il ssun must l. iiourl.i.l.,
nduiiytroii.il. win. 11 1...... .'y'"''i
tlom imritsyinploiim. J'vsM HkV"ior-tlM
wiiital ioweruurt h bllfm tVr m-'rument
ft tier
tnay take,
The underlying eauM it
- ' V-., (Will,
in the JLlWEit.
and ons thin moiwl witmHrer.in
oue will remain a dysp,.pl? ' wuj wm ' M
" will eorrac
Aeldlty of th
Stomaeh,
KspeliVnilgMka,
AUay Irribstlon,
Assist DlgMtioa,
and, at the same
Urn
Mart the lAter to worlclnr.
toon disappear,
"My wife w a eonfirm,d dplic. Se
i'Z t I1H to try Simmor, Uf
'J1 reft fori rrlirf it b..
h".wi may all who ui ,h,.
afflicwd in any k..i...
Wntent beal-h will f re.uZjTT.il wb, iTll
See t.'iat you get the Genuine,
w,ln rta on front of Wrapper,
sf . n. ZEIUM Co., 1-kJUdelphJ, p..
it
Host
TO MAKE ROOM FOR MY LARC? STOCK OF FALL AN3W1HTER C3333
I WILL SELL MY ENTIRE STOCK OF
BOOTS AND SHOES.
AJV COST.
"SALE, AND TKEYIMUST CO.
Real Bargains.
AT THE SAME TIME DO NOT EORCET THAT I HAVE A COMPLETE
STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
Notions, Furnshing Goods, etc,
WOULD ESPEMALLP CALL POUR ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING
LINES:
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Silk,
Table Linon, Gloves, Hosie
ry, Fancy Goods, etc
ALL AT LOWEST CASH PRICE
RESPECTFULLY,
Me Leading ;nsli
SMOKE THE CIGARS
Manufactured by Julius Joseph,
ALSO
IMPORTED AUD
Plug and smoktog toUcoos, Meerschaum and
smoke article generally. Also alwa.,
nice Itn 01
California and
McMinnYille College.
TWO FOUR YEAR CQ'JPSE OF STUOY
" in tho Collegiate D.'pattment
Fonr Three Year Conresf Study
in the Academio Department. :
As evidenoe of the growth ot thi Collsg
attention i called to the fact that during the
last year over eleven hundred doltarr haye
.vnandod ia standard book for the li
brary, an $800 piano donStedl to the college
and over $3,00Q added;to thefpermaneut ea
dowment. , V
Special attention ia given to the Academi
Department which fit young men and wo
man fnr nolleoro. for teaching and for busi
ness. Pin rooms and boarding department
in tha College buildinp, expenses, low. Pr
dei t live in the building. Fall term opena
Sopt, 4th. Send for.catalogue. Address,
rEES. T. C. ECTSCN,'
1 M-sMinnyille, Yamhill Co., Or.r
I! vTHE DEMOCRAT
In (hp bful
Advertising oedfuOT
In the Central
WnitmtlpV8IIry
ntel; th Pm omiif Albany'.
"vinrt-nlaxsi mail mstffr.
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KK 8AI.K 8Y Kir.MI AY dr J At'ON
POSHAY & MASON.
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Aej-nt-for Job-, ft. Atden'a publication.
al.Htvy. MttK;iig.
'AHY ,
OAHRIUJE.S
AT
H TEW A K T it HOX
THIS WILL BE A CLOSING CUT
COME EARLY AND CET
Dry ods Store.
I SALEK IN-
KEY VEST CIGARS
briar ptpi-K and
haH on hand
Tropical Fruits.
' When I say Cteb I do not mean merely to
Stop them fur a time, and then have thorn re
turn a un. I hkan A li-WUCAL CLiUi
1 havu made the diaeiu ot - .
ITT13, EPILEPSY or
PAIXHJG SICIINIISS,
A life-li v(t study. I warrast my remedy to
Cork tins wem cwses. Ut cause other hnvo
'l!el is no renson lur not now receiving? ncr.nv
siudat i-o ti-ratreatiKuanda t'K&u llori'i.c
t..v vbM.I.IBLB ltKMBUY. Give hxp'C-
K iilii'. Jt cwts yon noiinuj iut u,
, . 1 11 ill euro you. Adilress
CT, r-l.O., IS3 Peaei St., KrYcr.!'.
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