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Itsued every Friday by v .. ,.
BTITK3 3 XTTTHSTQ
Advertising rate. made known '
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Albany
IRONWORKS
M4niirntiirr r?
1EAM EOMES GS1ST AH3 SAW
ILL MACHINERY HON FR3HTS
AUD ALL KINDS Or HEAVY
AKO LIGHT WOKX, IN
IR3M AND BRASS
LCASTINSS.
',mmUI aU-mtlnn paid
dof mwhlnery
o remlrtnic U
Patterns lflad on Short Notice,
Coaui Mever.
-PROPKIKTi' jl 0K
STAR. KAKERY
CCnru9p Braaialbin aai First Sis.,
-DKAt.KR in
.'saamexl rrit.
tJIsv ?,
DrlM Fralt.
Tlset)is,
acr,
on.
r.te
Aaea wares
Vegetal
fig;' a,
aH-
la fa. varyt'ilrtii that I" kept In a aan
ml variety anl jrrooary .., UlghetM
n rkat prh- raid for
Al ICI'IDS OF PRODUCE.
THE PLACE.
iV l . moans otJI no
Pane. Brothers,
A wriui i 't ,'oAm .ix, Ar raw
Groceries;
Prjdace, Baked Goods, Ucl ' Etc.
Tbair (rood ara tua boat mi. I Ui Ir.pdoe
rvaaonable.
iu
C2 IN
iLiiii gmdml's ; :
Golden Rule Bazaar.
HI Mook U& lMMti DUrgiJ no thai It quaJt ou tb Cotvtt. dJ oonMni of
Roger Bros. Silverware, French Ohinr and Orys
talware, Boys' Wagons, Doll . Oarriagef ,
Fancy Goods, and a general
. . L ' assortment of Grockiey 5
and Toys.
Habojfc llront and earrta tha Unrt atook lo tha WilUftaatU Vallay, to wnk-
baa been a ldod aootnple" line of ...
FAMILY GROCERIES.
'a Agent for tnenr arnpanla with a ct;:til axrattiug 175.001,001 .
pm-A on oarla Francala. Hljer wlrf detitclt (ceapronben.-VK,
LOOK OUT. FOR LOW PRICES.
FURNITURE,
I am now retailifg frn5rent try factory at ccat. People wiaLiog lurni
tun can do well to look kere for baifjain'a.aa 1 am going to aell at coat dmh
the next 30 daye. Corns' an f mmini myglodF ,:.' piirchiipg elan,
wbere.
Factory at thn rir r.d of Lyon 8tret. , v ,
--? C. jDILLOW.
- WILL,
Df alert In all
Guns, PistolsSewing Blacbines, Organs and Pianos,
A fnll Una of ahnat ir.nalft. mnateal marcbandleo. ammunition, fishing tAtfcte,
te. Warranted rawre,- bolt far and
machine needier. Oilaend eitia for all
Repairing of sewing machine, in us Seal
ALBANY; - -
NKW STORE.
Mitchell v &
-DEALERS IN
AgricaUural Iiiipieinciits
TSBSSBv"
V ,.FHrrnd Vehicles
otir. Lurch
ALDAfiY,
COME AND SEB.TJS,
FURNITURE
Vou waul the beat and moat durable-
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VOL. XXV.
Long-standing
Blood Diseases tore cured by
the persevering use of Ayer'a
Sarsaparilla.
Thi tnedlclne la aa Alterative, and
ue a radical change In Uia yatem.
Th proceaa, in aotuo chihx, mar not be
quit ao rapid m in there j but, with
poralateuce, th roault U certain
Read these testimonial t
" rot two yMr I Buffered from a ie-
ara
... inj ngns two, ami had
"-oMoina caused by a torpid liver
nil ilVNIiAtwIa A fa.. . )
jwwllolnoa a fair trial without a euro. I
tw-Kan to taka A.vr' hrsaiarilla. I
waj irraally N-neHi.Hl by the tirt bottle,
and after takiiiK llva iMilva I waa conw
rletely cured.'1 John W. lienaon. 70
Lawrenca at., IaiwoII, Afaas.
It Maj- a Innra rarbiincla M m.k
2 mr r."V 1 '' ",ml fi'iedlea had no
effwt and I waa rnnilnel to my bed for
eillht weeka. A fri.-nd Induced ma to Uy
A-V,r BawannrUla. Lena than threa
tMtila hvald theaire. In all my ax do.
rienca with medicine, I never aaw niurn
Wonderful Results.
Another marke.1 effect of the una of thla
inedlcina waa the atrengthenlng of wy
aiBht."-Mra. Carrla Adama. Holly
bjrinfra,lttxaa.
"i1 hilt .4,ry nor for yeara,
and uffeml terribly ; ami, aa my IrolliI
r and aiHter were atmilarly atlllclwl. T
preau me t ha malady la hered I lary. lMt
winter, Dr. Tyron. (of Keruandina.
la.. ) recommended mo to take Ayer'a
garaaparilla. and continue It for a year,
roe lira month. I tok it daily. I have
Jiot had a blemixh upon tar bodr foe thn
, laat three luoniha." T. !. VXor, 11
Chambera at., New York City.
"1" In'l and winter I waa troubled
wltn a dull, heavy pain In my aldo. I
did not notU-e it much at Brat, but It
gradually crew won until it Warns
almost unbearable. .During the latter
part of Ihia time, dlaordera of the atotn
aiU and liver inereaiuxl my troublea. I
beRan taking Ayer'a tiarsaparilla, and,
after faithfullr continuing tha uaa of
thia mediciuo foe aoiue ntoiitha, tha pain
dinappeared and- 1 waa completely
&ian.i'AucU4U bu:h-
Ayer's Sarsapariila,
rairAjtKD ar
Or. J". C Ayar it Co LowaM, Mati.
rriceIJ alx bottler ii. VertkliabetUa.
Fmtiniller.fi Irving,
a.
"wmk .i
-FLTNKItAL DIRECTORS.
Prompt Attantioa-First-class Hsarsa
BROS.,
the Leading
pocket knlvea. Tbe beat kind ol aewing
rrecbloee supplied.
Instruments, Ron, etc., neatly done
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ftmpf net I
UliCUUilf
tVEVV GOODS
lewis uo.,
-
bente d r. 2aI al E;law
OR
f"-
furnturetbat is manufactured In the.city go
gfrjtj aj7jg aaTta aW
y
LOCAL RKCORD.
Wamtb ACoaRKroDtM'r.--The Pot
mas'wr at lUker City haa juat received a
lettci with an encloed nota from a young
quaker naind R II MorrU, ol Nawberg.
which explulm li.cK lit auch a funny way
that we give It
"I'o Matcr Incloardyou will find a abort
note itcrkiiig fur a luov corretponuent in
your town now I am a vounu fellow ae
yean Did and like iunovent fun hi well a
anv ci not, livlna 1 reckon But am not
overly teff for how can t ba and be quaker
a 1 am
m will vou nloa to hand tha enctoaed
note to Rome cood looking vongludy that
cornea into your omw. '
1 will not aeal the note o vou can read
It and ace that there U nothing oflenalve
about It," ... .
The nte to tne unknown .veiing lade It
nearly a good ntlhe above.
Nit H'ohocr lln I.arr. A few daye
Ago we puUIUIted an Item ftvm a H'allula
paper almut a Mr 8tarr leaving there, not
becuaae he dldit't like lHat nice country ;
but becaute he wanteJ to gtt back to hla
oM Willamette Valley heme. Jlelaback
and here la what the Rugcne ttfitttr
aaya t Mr. V, T. Starr, a brother of Mr,
J. F. Starr otthl clty.who hta been living
on a farm near The Bailee, came-in from
thete laat week and aava he I going to re
main In the Willamette Valley. He rHlaed
a nne field of grain thla year, but when
bout ripe a hot wind came along and dam
aged It to auch an estent that what waa
left wa barely enough to pay (or harveet
tnr. tie ha alarm in
Linn county and
will move there."
A Pkcuuar Sidkwalk.J H Aldrkh,
who formerly publUhtd tha Xtwt at Ya.
qulna Bay, write to tl.e Ttmn an interett
ng letter. We take the following from It
about a peculiar lde walk t Chaa L Moe
are, formerly of the old Denton MaJt,
la new managing editor ( the Jriii,
one of the leading paper of the Ty. What
ttruck me mod forcibly upon entering
the office for the flrat tine, waa the pecu
liar contt ruction ol the aidewaik In front
of the dor It comdtt of empty beer bot
tle driven Into the ground cloae together,
bottom up. Whether Charlie emptied all
the bottle without aid or aeatatanc we
did not Inquire, thinking it an empty
houie al the beau
Thb way it 1 Dumb. A queer (act In
aetng I brought to light In Pendleton,
a it Hluatratea the widely vailed IdVaa dif
ferent ateor have of real eetate value.
L Richmond, a Portland drummer,
own piece of propertv on Court atreel
which he will tell for $1300. It waa ae-
(wd (or the county M $2,000, for the city
t i500, and lorachool purpoae at S445O
The latter ateament ha engendered con
siderable kicking on the part of Mr Rich
mond. Pendlcto 1 0.
JuaT A Bans. Bui It la a curlou kind
ol an arrangement, Geo F Stmpaon, E
W logdon, George Hochatedler and Mr
C O Barnee each own a quarter of the
ame block. In order to economize room
nd o forth they are building a combi
nation barn at Ihe middle of the block, with
drivewav completely around It. The
barn will have a tower. The Idea I a good
one and one that redounda to Ihe lnge.iui-
' of the panic Interested.
Scvebal SALttav The following aatea
no. yet recorded have juat been made :
Dubrull'.e to I Hay, of Sclo, 3 kna H'a
4th A, $750 :J J Dubrultte to Sarah lltnea.
tot U'a 4th A, $350 ; T L 11'allace to Dr
Gul, 4 loU H'a 4II1 A, $iaoo ; T L Wal
lace to Peter 8chl er, 4 lot. Elklna A,
$800. Wallace & Cuaick, agent In each
cae. w 11 Metzger aold to Mr Grant, a
lot in Eikln A, for $315. -
FotaTii Day State Fata, Attendance
5,000. " One thing t a credit to th fair thi
year, at it alway ha been, and that k (h
-a stock exhibit, , It ia good. The one aa
one fourth mile dah waa woa by jubilee, the
lavonte, in :ioK. The fivccicaia mile naan
wa woa by Kitty Van in 1:10, within te
(econd of the fastest time on record, - The
to trot wa won by CIoMcr, a Montana
horse, best liroe, 2:tb. - -
A PtcvUAK DaATH. John Hayes, a
Blue Creek, E. O., farmer, waa found dead
under a wagon load of rail on the Blue
Creek Hill last Saturday evening. He had
been dead several hour when found. The
brake of the wagon suddenly gave way
and the wagon aurglng upon the horaee
caused them to veer to one side thu over
turning the wagon upon Mr Have. There
were no bone broken and only a lew
bruise on the face and head.
Ore The Tack The following from
the Pendleton E. O. rather capsize ut,
though It It tha kind of item wa hope to
tee made about Albany In a few year :
Seven electric motor can for the street
railway at Albany, passed through Pendle
ton Saturday evening, and were tne oo-
1 ecu at mucn interest and curiosity .
Pboud OrnciALB. The County Clerk
and Recorder are amllingly happy. A new
incandescent electric light hat been placed
above each ef their tables in their respec
tive office, and there It no reason why
they should not work at night If they
cheose. It I reported that they worked
most all night last night, so pleasant and
inviting are their office.
A Gopher. A young gopher waa cap
tured on First tlreet, and attracted aome
attention on account of hit bigheadneaa
and big teeth. It took several of our
learnea men some nine iu rercai nw .v
cie of the animal.
A CoRvALLi Fight, L G Kline, ol
thit city, wat quite badly bruited up Mon
day, by being one of the principal In
row with B T Taylor over aome acrapt of
lumber that the latter ued. which were
the Drooertv of Mr Kline. Immediately
after the row Mr Taylor appeared before
the recorder and paid a .tine.- imtt .
Thsust Upon HiM-'Some men are
born great, tome acquire greatnete and
I tome have grealnett thrust upon them."
Eddie Hall, the boy who accident !y took
a balloon voygae ia one of the latter, and
1 reaping hi reward in a roruana muse
um. . " '
The River. The "Modoc" ha retired
from the route between Salem and Fort
land and I running on the lower Col urn
bla. Not a tingle boat it running touth of
Portland, A larger run hat been made
thla year than ever before.
A Sale. September 19 Mr A Webtter
Wallace & Cutick age.itt, told to Mr J M
Ralston hi home property on Baker ttreet
Consideration, $3200. Mr Webtter paid
about $1800 for thit desirable property two
year ago.
Butcher Shop Sold. Mr Jamet V Pipe
hat told hla meat market business to Mr
William Waechter, recently of Nebraska.
Mr Waechter it an experienced butcher
and propose running a first class thop.
Bio Paxes. The
received it plate
pane measure 76 a
tide of the bank it
appearance.
Linn County Bank
glass to-day. Two
122 Inch. The In
assuming a platial
The Chicago Timet indulget in thit ort
of a tripple pun : "That aenate committee
hau gone away tiad. It pulled down its
Vest, got out of Plum, and aid Farewell,"
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY,
Coxtinubr tiik Hunt. Mm Mary
Damback,: h. wat recently In Albany
making herself known through Oregon
and the PtMoeitAr hope khe will .1ml her
husband before her purse 1 exhausted
She ha reached Pemlloton according to
the iP 0. "Mr Mary Dumbuck ha ar
rived in Pendleton from Umler county
Pcnnsvlvanla.'in search ol her husband,
Chrltlan(Damback, who left hit home In
Penmvlvanla January ath. 18S8, He Is
lair comnlexloned. ti'a (eet In Itlght, Ubald
and of German tlcsent, but speak good
English. When last heard from he wa
English
n Linn
I
county. Oregon, and had there
purchased a farm, tie had S1000 on hi
person when he Ml home. A liberal re
ward will be paid for information as o hi
whereabout,- ; - ' '
f FAait'osf HoT 'or otm Own. The
Okuochav alter inspecting some of the
Journal U able to make lite following re
port, You can wear bustle or not just a
you please. Strlcd,flannt blouse are In
order and are quite pretty II not loo floppy-
r luted collar of great width, making the
head look a if It protruded from a funnel
are In order. Light fluffy dpi and hut
for men and women litdlat-rlinintlv. with
one and two , foreplecc. are sometime
teen. Pluth cloak and loudly strlpcl
cloakt will be the proper thing. Large
Irultauch aa peaches, grape, prunes'
plum, cherrlet etc. will be worn on the
(alt bonnet by those wanting to be tip
with the time. The , Dally Dkmol-kat
every evening It quite a popular thing
among the people of Albany.
Tub CoavALLi Collkuk. .The Dkmu-
crat did not know until lo-dy that Ihe
Corvalll f!ollege, under charge of the M
E Church south, waa holding a term of
achool. It U Inlortr ed that such I the case,
school having opened on the nth Instance
In the old Agricultural College building,
with an attendance of about thirty. It ia
proposed to continue the achool and make
It a permanent Institution. Following It
the faculty. Rev D Atkins, President ;
all Mattie Spencer, teacher In prepara
tory department ; Mr A U Adklns, teach
er In music ; Mra ST Jeffrey, teacher In
palallng.
A Cavixa Nian. One' of the greatest
need of the present age Is Albany, la a
platform on the North aide of the South
ern Pacific R R at ttiia city. Fully half
the people alighting from the care here do
to on that aide, on account of tne hotel
buse and men being there and It being
cityward. Onc evening two women fell
in getting down from the cars, and auch
occurrence are common. Many also
have to enter the cart from that side or
pat over and the task ia doubly tllflicult.
The Company will confer a great favor to
thetravcllngpublic generally if it will give
litem inia greatly needed improvement.
Who WAa It. Last evening a an old
lady and gentleman boarded the north
bound Eugene capresa train at the fair
ground, the td gentleman wat robbed un
der rather pecular circum.tancet. It wa
not pottlble to learn hi name, but he wat
from Linn county. There waa a great
crowd at the platform at the train v. at
(tailing and the old gent waa in the thick
est part ol the crowd, of course. lie felt
a strange hand fumbling in 14s pocket but
before lie could realize what waa being
done he wat robbed of hi purse and the
thief had escaped. The old gentleman was
the loser of $40 by the operation. -Stalr-
A MoTHca'a Gaicr-Tbe mother ol
Frank Bell alias Orlando Lard, arrived In
the city thla morning from San Jose, Cel.,
and about nine o'clock, when the viewed
the remains of her only ton, who had com
mitted aulcide here on Saturday evening,
he went wild with grief. Those who
were present at thla meeting will long re
member the heart-broken soIm, of a moth
er who stood gazing on a beloved son who
had strayed from the care of hi parent
and had met the vicea of this world that in
the end drove Mm to hi untimely grave.
The mother I a lady of fin appearance,
and that wayward son must have left an
Indulgent fireside lor a girl who had aacii-
ncea ner honor lor him baiem Jomrmul
In theTtpe. It teema to be in the
type of the Corvalll Timn, formerly the
QknnkU, to pick at the Oregon Pacific. It
say : - I he best sign that winter 1 ap
proaching ia the reauipptio f work on
theO. P. They alwaya fctarg !n together.
but the weather ia the only tfttng that stay
Ith it for three month at a time." If the
7 ims man will keen hit eyee open he will
see a long winter of work right through to
Boise City, else someone haa been fabrU
eating. The O. P. haa worked under die'
advantage and ihouid not be growled al
when already they have dona a big thing
for Uil part of the Valley.
Powerful. Spokane Fair ha attree
cable railway the rope of wnlch Ja pulled
by water power. There I plenty ( water
to pare, for the cable, which la 33.500 feet
long, I pulled through the channel at the
rate of nine and a half milea an hour,
Thi It pretty rapid traveling for atreet
car. The fastest time made In other
citiea Is about l mile an hour. The Hpo
kane line I said to be the ontr etrert-car
ytem In the world operated by water
power.. - :. .
A Bio Peach. Mr C H Stewart went to
the State fair Friday taking with him 1
peach measuring 11 Inchee clrcumfer
ence. No report of a larger peach hat
ever been made in Oregon or on the Coast
to our knowledge. It was raised In Mr
Stewart yard, and it the exact size 01 one
raited last year, mention of which wa in
the Democrat.
Before Justice Field. Mr C E Wol-
verton, haa returned from Portland, where
he argued a case before Justice Stephen J.
Field, whose name ha recently ben in
the mouth of everybody in the United
State. Mr wolverton considers mm a
fine Justice to do business before.
The Livet Salem and Albany wilt
have to take an obscure seat. Dallas i
the place of Western Oregon according to
the Oburvtr t "We think it doubtful if
there Is any other town In Oregon that I
exhibiting the lgn o! life and thrift that
la manifested In Dallae at present. Thit It
no idle boast, but the true unvarnished
business. The town I full of carpenter
and mechanic, but to driven are they
that It ia difficult to get anything done." .
jbd Day of State Fair. Present,
about 7,000. The race were exciting.and
the port got left again.' The three
fourth dash wat won by Kitty Van in 1 :i6.
The two var old trnt waa wen bv Cane-
mah In 3:433k and 2:47, another Altamont
horte being In tbe front. The 3-year old
trot wa won by Alta O.another Altamont
hprse, time, 3:34 y and 3:31.
Bet He law'T-It it aald that A Stlnlt,
who held forth In Eugene for some time a
few years ago and who alto made' himself
a nuisance in several other counties In the
valley, died suddenly in the sound count
ry recently. He had made teveral attem
pt! to rid thi world of hla pretence and
wat no doubt tuccesslul finally, Eugene
Rtghttr, ' ;
J A Farewell Surprise. September 18
at the residence of Mr. Rebt. Conn, Miss
Lutle Moore was giyen a pleasant surprise,
enjoyed by about twenty-five young peo
ple. The evening wa speat in game,
jnuslc, etc. The event waa occasioned by
; MU Moore' return toon ner
Luzerne, N, Y,
home
I ! 1 '
A Farewell Reception. On last
Tuesday Mis Flora - Mason left for
the East to spend tlie winter with relative.
Mr O S Pollock, ol the College, last even
lug, In honor of the event give a lrHtll
reception at the resMehceof Mr 'r.
J leant, participated In by m of Ml,
Flora's former fellow atudent and the
(acuity ol the Colleg. An evening re
markable for l( good will at well as for
the amount of pleasure had was passed by
the company present. It wa a deserving
tribute to a, very, w .Uhy young lady.
Those present were Pi.tf and Mr Condlt,
I'rot i.ee, Mrs rmiock, w -ee rrainer,
Ml Lib Irvine, Ml" Flora and Vesta
Mnson. Misses LilHe Kiirtmi and Helen
Crawford, and Measr Percy Kclley, Quln
cey I'ronst. Collins ICIkfns, Percy Youmr.
Carlton Sox Richard Wheeler and John
(t'leiidor(er, , , '
A Fai'u Tot' r same sr. The Ta-
coma tournament waa the (antes', all td
gather in the history o( the United State
and will be noted for two of It titer be
ing worlJ beaters, Astoria' time in the
wet lest 3 i-io and Vancouver', B. C. In
the dry test, 290-10 are the (attest on rec
ord. The previous fattest rrcwd for the
dry test wa 30 3-5 aeconds. The tourna
ment wat an Intensely racltlng one from
the start, great feeling being engendered
particularly In the wet test. The Alhnnv
firemen, to wlt t Marshal Hoffman, CW
Watts, 81 GuUt and Waller Parker re
turned last evelng. Albany can at teat .
crow over the (act that it speed race re'
cord 4f 27 l 5 last year wa not equalled-
A Man Km led. On FalurtJiy after
the overland train had left Marlon, going
north, a stranger who had been on the
train wa seen to be missing. , Word wa
left at Turner. Atterwarda the body of a
trangcr wa found beside the track. Noth
ing waa found on the body to Identify the
man. nor could anything be learned in
reference to him. He wa thirty-five or
forty year of age, had a light mustaaclie,
and wore a striped pair ol pant and a dark
coat. Tint euppo!t!on It that he lost 1.1
balance and icll from the train.
Later Ilia name wa C. A. Anderson
and lie wa going to Stmt Junction, Wash.
Ur and Down Three or four month
go Mr John Charles told hi property in
Albany for $4500 and moved to Medford,
where he bought the railroad hoteu a pay-
ng property then, but a vUarlou one.
The time table was changed and meal are
now taken at another place and Mr Char let
I In theatt on a Ult, while hla hotel I
Idle, and of no value. In the meantime
the gentleman who bought hla Albany
property ha sold It at an advance of 1500.
Srortn oKF.Mr. W. it. BUhop, special
agent of tbe Government, with headquar
ter at Washington D. (. stopped off at
Albany on bla way to Southern Or
egon, to tee hla old time friend and tchto!
mate, W. E. McPherton, of thit city. Mr
II. it In the Indian Commission, ha lately
been In all part of Washington Territory
and Oregon, and he aayt nowhere In hi
rayel wa he more favorably impressed
than whh our town of Albany, wilt return
in a fear week and take a slice of Albany
real estate, which by the war ia a good
lilng o have In Ihe family nowdays.
Waa Ha Murdbrid A. B. Wendell,
brother-in-law to John I. Davis, living
near Tangent, ha been a resident of Crook
county for a number of year. Lat June
he came down on a vl.lt to Mr. Da v I'.
When he left Mr. Davis' It waa for the
purpoae of going 10 the Malheur country to
ioook after aome stock iace which time
he haa not been heard from and Mr. Da
na fear he ha been murdered.
Two Loan, Last Friday at the meet
ing of the Building and Loan Association
two loan were made, one to E Troax, of
Soo, at 50 month interest In advance.and
the other to S W Rosa, vf $400, at 33
month' Interest In advance. Parties de
siring to enter a new series should confer
with the Secretary.
Fiptii Da v. Attendance about 10,000.
The Oregon Derby, a mile and half dash,
wa won by Pat Curran in 2:49 The free
for all trot wa won by Palatine. Best
time, J:ai4. A apeclal trot between Blon-
die and Alto O wat won by Blondle. Best
lime, j:J7'4. Palatlna' record wa the
lowest ever made on an Oregon track.
Lemanon. Three saloons thcie now
A carpenter ha wot k ahead for three
msntht and alt of them are busy. Not a
vacant house in the city. The prospect of
a paper mill it enlivening mal'.ere con
aiderably.
In Two Year. Two yeara ago Mr.
O C Olsen bought of Dr R C Hill a house
and lot paying $525 for It. Friday he
old it to Henrlch Brodert for $1000.
That ia a good sample of the way proper
ty hat been Increasing in Albany.
Wriabt'a Arabian liars Liniment act
qaiokly and etlectoally, aad baa no superior
aa a remedy tor ammaia 10 all caaea wnere a
loimeet la require. dold by rosbay
Mason.
Dr. M. II. Ellia. phyataiaa and
aurRaoa
ylt-any, Oregon-.' Oalla Rtaile ia
eriDDtry. ,
city 01
A Safe InveatnieRt. ,
I or which I (uarsntetd to brine von saUttsa-
tary rttutrs, or la mat of bulurt a rstura of parehaa
pnos. on tint sals ilan yon can Buy maa our t
varuasd DrunrtM aboula of Dr. id tie' New I
oovtrt lorCuutumution. It la ettsrantaad to brtue
rsliat In avsry oast, hm usad lor any aftaMaa ol
Thmat, Lungt or Cbatt, sank a Ooostuaptloa, In
flaaunatlon ot Langs, Hrtmohltit. Asthma, wbaopsif
Cooh, Croop, .to,, ate. It I pltsssat sod tfrsatftU
to utu, parisotly safe, and eaa slrfsysb dtpanasd
bob. Trial botusaf raaat Fostiay si itsaon'.
If von are nervoutor irritable, feel languid
dispirited, or if yon have tick headaahe, tal
low eomplaxioo.or offensive hreath.then yooi
livar it out of order and needs rousing. . Dr.
Henley'e Dandelion Tomo restore the liver
to healthy action and tone np the entire y
tem. bold by Foahay aiaton.
A aeutleman who had (offered great annoy'
ance and pain from barber itch.aod who had
bean treated by the oett pnyticuo, wilbou
relief, tavs that two bottlta of Dutard'i
Speeiflo onrtd him and left bit fao perfsotiy
amooth, withont a soar. It never fall in skin
dtaeaaaa. Sold by Foshay S llaaon.
Baeklan'a Aralea Stlv. , ...
n. k l s.lu- in tha waHiI htr ftuta. e,, !. o.m-
Vkmt, Btit Hhsum, ftrtr Sorts, Tttttr, Chsppsd
kawts. umiDiains, ixirns, otm arupuso. ana
pastttvtly auras Pitts, or no psy rsaulrsd. It Is ettar
aatead to fiv ptrlaetsatislsatioit, ormontf rtlund
i. Pilot 16 etnts par box. For tsl by Fotbay and
Wrisht'a Comoound Syrup of Stmparilla
ara-liable medicine for th renovation of tb
blood Tone and build np th system,
cures akin diieei. at. Sold by Fothay &
Matoa.
Go to Hibler k Paisley for your job print,
ing. : They do any end ail kind of work iu
th publishing and job printing line. Quick
work and lew prioe. , '
'. sasttttiiaatttttao'dt '
7 O.k curat rheumatism, neuralgia" and
toothache. Fosbay A-Maton Agent.
If vou have anv lob wtrk to da ea!l oa S
W. Smithwho ia urpw.c to de it with
neatness and disnat . sod a cheap a any-
ont.
' Bean or Pot atok. Anyone, sian,
woman ar child, who wilt pick bean for
me, just east of Albany, will be paid in
cither beans or potatoes, ai desired, at th
reeular market price. Call on me at my
at home near S P track at once.
A.J. Cartheks,
SEPTEMB Kit ti7 ( SM.
"WHf.M UOu'UiM FAIX OL'T."
One of the ntit, ntniiklriu and spirited
cjnU-ftt to twlntlit tlitf public Unit 'tl.e
country hut ever witnessed I iiow going
01 between ' the wool i'hcii ' uini aoo.en
manufacturers, The inaiiicfiitliivtrs have
arrived at Ihe conclusion that thu wool
men are receiving far more tUan lliclr shfire
of the, "swag" "wrested from Ihe public
through the mean of our blessed tariff
iaa . They therefore claim, if they can
not have till free wool, they must, at least,
have free carpvl wools. Tlwy , soy the
tariff on wool Is much higher In proportion
than on woolen 0t,d, ar.d tl t, thrte.
fore, they are twit treated fulr y In the
dUtribution of tne taxes wtung (rout the
people In the name of protection. A beau
lif ul tpeciucle I thlt,lndt td, w hen these
to small 'classes, not numbering more
than one In every hundred of Use popula
tion of the country, shall juarr and right
over the spoil rtipiutcd from the lolling
million In ihetiame of piotcttlon. There
is an old aw that nil a homely truth that
ay,"when rogues (all otit,honest men will
get their duct," and the tri.lli aeemt appio
priately applicable al thi point. The
truth is these two classe contributed vast
sumt of money to elect ll4rrlsoti,and they
now seek to make the w hole country pay
It back to them by taxing them In the name
of "protection.- The manufacturer feel
ing that they are no making It ft enough
have demanded free wool. The wool men
are hot in the collar.and declare fiat II the
manjfjcturer do not withdraw thltltv
mana, they will openly advocate and go
before congresa and demand a removal of
all dutiet on woolen. Here I a pretty set
of "free trader," for you. Shades of Ihe
MtHMtaihtr, Statuman and Ortgt&ti.-
l . .a . . . a a a . I
iere tne great .yf tne oone and atnew
, 7 Z V .
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. .. . TV7, ,
'7 ' 7" 3 " ' "7""
'7?!' T "'"w'-,Jf'"or
v, , illu ijr.i,.,, MV1.1C111. tri trtcse
men bent on ruining the , manufacturing
and industrial product o( the country ?
Let the e organ apeak out.., They should
no longer remain silent. Whcd rogue
fall out honest mvn will get their ducttnd
when Ihe beneficiaries of our robber tariff
tystem begin to quarrel and fight over the
poll wrung from tlie people through
thi ty stem, then may Ihe hope be enter
tained that there wilt be a re Won and re
duction of Ihe tariff in the Interest of the
tolling inasact. " .
ihk hirm or extuataoakie.
Fifteen yeara ago, the people of thi
country, having tired of the extravagance
hlch had long characterized Ihe republi
can management of public aCairs, elected
to congresa an overwhelming majority of
democrat. It waa known a the tld'.-
wave congress, and whatever c'.sc it dld.or
tailed to do, It atopped the wasteful expert-
diture of public money. Now, after the
lapse of a decade and a hali.thcre 1 a cer.
talnty that the next congrrtt will be repub
lican, tlte admlnlatration . I republican
throughout, and already old time tenden
cies ve beginning to reappear. The last
congresa made appropriation for this fi
cat year, which commenced on the it of
uly, and will end June 30th, iSyo.
Those appropriation provided for the leg
Itimate et petite of the government with-1
out increasing the national debt. By ex-1
travagant management the department of I
the government can exceed Ihe monthly I
pro rata of many of the appropriations and
ask congret to provide for thi exceaa by
the paage of deficiency bill. In the first
wo month of the flrat fiscal year in w hlch
control the department, bureau and
office of the government, tha present ad
ministration ha lacrcated the public debt '
over $7,000,000. Over $6.ouolooo of thia 1
n:ree hat occurred for the month of
Augutt. A continued Increase at the
tame late would render further tariff leg-
latlon unnecessary .except 'jo increase the
JutlM"l allow the people no opportunity
of being relieved from the burden of ex
cesetve taxation.
The altove Increase cornea after govern-
ment receipt ot ever half a million In rev
enue more incn July than wa turned
iito the treatury for the tame time tt
year. During these tame two momntjuiy
and Augutt, last year .under a democratic
admtnietrtlian, the public debt waa da
created nearly Si 2,000.000. Thete arc
patent facta, evident to every one who
takea the trouble to follow the current
new of the day. They cannot be explain
ed away by the moat ingenloua sophistry,
aad It it folly to suppose that eventually
the tame cause which produced th tidal
wave In 1874 will not bring about a reac
tion when another cengreit it to be chosen
next year.
T C Stile, one of tbe republican nominee,
for supreme judge ia Washington territory ha
been indicted on four count by the grand jury
at Tucson, Arizona territory, for embezzling
fund entrusted to him at assigned of a bank
that failed in that city,
; Advice to Mother.
Mra. Winslow'a Boothlnir Svroo. for
ohildreti teething, ia the prescription of I
ona of tha beat female nuraea and pbyal
olana In tba united Mia tea. ana uaa Deen
uaed for forty year with nevar-failing
uooeaa by million of mother for tbelr
children. During tbe prone of teething
iu value la localouable. It releave fue
child from pain cure dyaentery and dlar I
rhoea. BriDinst In the bowel, and wind
npingintn ooweia,
oolio. By giving health to tha child HI
reat the mother. Prioe Zoo. a botti.
'.'Notblag to fioaal It.".
f havebseii aallittK Simmon Llvar
Regnlator for the paat alz year. My
ouatocaera pronounoa It tha beat ever
nsed. On of my customers whose health
waa In a wretched condition from a very
bad and atubboin eaa of dyapepaia, nsed
tba Regulator and wa enti.ely cured. 1
ara itUzl mvaelf lor torpid liver, can
d by olo a eonflnement. I find pothlrg
to equal It and highly teoomme&d Ita ue.
t Keapectfally,
: C.P.Hibet, Drugglav, Edlnburg, Va,
.- Poetlaks, Or., Jan. lltb. , 3
Having a aevere baek aob laat tummar, I
tried tba Oregon Kidnty Tea, I uied on eaa,
which eOeotad a radical cur. 1 would rec
ommend it to all who are afiietad as anna
failing remtdj. JrLioAo.
Bold by Foabtys Matoa, -
Not one person in fifty arrive at tbe eg
ot forty, who it cot troubled with kidney or
urinary eomplalatt in torn form. To those
tffliottd with pain iu the back, non retention
of urine, ntrvou debthty,. painful or tuj?-
Drttstd nianstruation, w can ofitr a rameoy
that ba beau in eouitant us oyer twenty
years, Oregon Kidoay Tta, Thit preparatioa
haa dona mora for tuneriucr humanity thaa
any other mediotn iu th market. , Sold by
Foehsy Si Maeoti. ; ,
tit.i,At't Mvrrh toetb oap eomea oS oen
.neror vry time you have "a brush'' kwitk
it Death to tartar and dey. Sold by
Foshay & Mon.
Children Cry for
Tbe Kugene Jnurtiat inyt that the democrat
at Washington tcrriiory procured an indictment
ty an Aiuona grand jury of T C Si lien, one of
lite republican camlitlnte for upreme 'Judge
m llisil territory lit tit s ptirjiote " of de-A-Aiiog
hint in the election ami tny Ihnt kind
ofbusinestln toliiicl not fair. Tbe Journal
must think IU reatert ara all fook, ami, .y
me way we guess they are If they get their In
formation from Hint paper, 1'rny tell hs what
proof yoit ba'veMi Jrumttf, that the tlcinotrai
(if Washington seciuetl the indictment against
Siiie. There li not an if-a of proof of ihe
charge, ! -The iiory Wain4de of whole cloth.
The gta'tt JfJl that brougld the .indict mem
was composed of eleven renuliliissnt ami ' (bur
democrat. f II it tlt ,Wj w.trfure lh
Is very tinfafr ami stiduli! tiof be 'tounk nr.nced
or entouragedby any pari y,. . . ... .'.
- A limber In ml toutest iivolving nraily 2,000
acict, In now in ptrwtes at .Sentlle. Tba
panic interested or the CJovrrnmnt v S S I
IlawW-y, K A A'ger and.K K iUwJey.'snd it
objact ia tilt tcltiation of the tract 10 Ike
government for acttU-meiit, . Wing toierty
claimed to le of g. eat pgikultuial Value; Thi
Is to he watte a Usl cst, and )ou! t lh gov
ernintat be satteoWul, will lead to' Hie contest
ing of other large tract now held by Urge mil)
firm and caj ifuUts, comprising 'ome of the
most attentive camj.a on I'uget Sound. . . .
Tbe Moot a it aaid to have mat! paper
front linen in thethirtccnib century, all paper
known before that being apparently made from
cotton- In the IlrUub Museum are tometperi
metit of liaen paper from tbe fourteen! b century.
Recently Prof Church baa discovered an KpU-
cbpal Register of j 273 from Aurergoe, in
Mck pjer aome ttrand remaining show to
bave been linen, Thi carries linen paper
back further than wat tupposed.
.. During ,he eIevea .h, mAinc Ju!y
3
Great Britian import 136,99580 bushel of
wheat. The source of up,ly were a follow!
Ro' .9S.464 tttaheta; AtUntic port, of
America aa! Cannda, a9,a43.3S heb; Pa-
cinCCwl, a,,4js,338 bualiel. (total from
America, 49,698,476 bushels) India, 16,167,
304 bushels; Germany and Hungary, 16,658,
36 buahciaf Auttralaaia, 4,745,060 butkels;
Chili, 3,049,400 busbebi tbe Platte, 787,833
busticls, other tourcet, 7,693,536 busbela, .,,
aWftttttaaajaaial f
Tbe Kepublicaa party, now apparently k
the plenitude of it power, really stand at
the dividing of tbe way. ' One lead to a
policy of legalized waate aad prodigality, tbe
other to a careful, judicious pruning of public
ezpeaditeret and a gradual lining of public
harden , If the noitier and more obtruiive
element of the party get the upper band, it
day of diaintegralloa hat fairly begun, for it
would surely aot require much uuepeoieact
among voter capable of rt fleet iua to rafute to
follow Ihe lead of irresponsible blatherskite.
ui:e tne ieepei tone that our car aie I
cable of recognizing is one containing sixteen I
vibration a tfcond. tbe thonocrrDb will record
ten vibratioa or let, and can then raise the I
pitch an,a we bear a reproduction from them.
Similarly, vibration above the btghest rate I
audible to tbe ear can be J recorded on .the I
phonograph, and then reproduced by lowering I
Ibe pitch until we actually hear the record of I
those inaudible pulsation.
The death of Congressmen Cox, of New I
York, and Laird, of Nebraska, make a Dcm
ocratic and a Republican vacancy in Congresa
Tbe placet will both be filled at the November
e lectio"! ami by successor r f the tame politka
fatlb of the deceased membera. Laud's die-1
tnct it at katt 5,000 Republican and MrCox't
majonty ia but diMrtct last fall wat about 1 1,-
eoo, Tneae death will make no change
Ibe political complexion of Conges. '
Langttton, tbe Republican c4ored candidate I
for Congresa ia the Fourth Virginia district.
wno wat oeat en last lau by 042 majority, an-1
nodnce that he will support the RepubUcaa I
state ticket if tbe Republican National com-1
mittce and all ibe RepubUcaa members of Con-1
great will agree to give Itim the teat ia Con
gresa woicn ne propose 10 contest, 1 here tt I
aa unblushing franknet ia this openly avowed I
proposition which commaadt tome respect.
So many Virginia Republicans agree with I
J Democrats of that State an the subject of
WilUam Marcne's political sinfulness that he I
teem much more likely to land in the toap
than in the Governor' chair.
Misa Afena Dickinson made, tome success at I
a lecture, failed at aa actress but hat now for a I
ingle woraoB sham a a aagacioat capacity for I
domestic economy and ditciplime. An Oregon 1
girl wrote het asking how to get a hasbaad .
Anna tersely replied, "by the hair.".
Tae Louisville Courier,, Journal pertinently I
atka if twenty strike occur .in one week "under
a "prosperous" protective administration, what
would happen under an ordinary "non pro-1
tective"' government? , -i . ; ' r .
In upper Sandusky, Ohio, a natural gas well
was drilled, Sept, 7, which show a capacity
I of 50,000,000 cubic feet daily and it conceded
to be the large-t gnt well ia the World,
The suit against tbe South Fork Fishing
Clubii t be pushed, More than $1,500 1
bave been contributed to defray the expenses I
of the suit,, which, will be made a test case.
W hare the Excluths Control ot
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Cot, for ft tA BEST AD. or Can oi
cse in ut half pk:::s.
SAMUEL E. Y0UHG,
ALBANY, OREGON.
Pooifff Wanted.:
All kinds of poultry, alive or dresssd,
irautod at tbe Willacuetta Picking Com
pany' Store, Albany, Oregac.
t OO OR 60 ACHES, too aorea. ol nue
X tarming o r fruit lrnd, 4 milea wastof
Albany, for only Jii a aore. Wii 1 aa
SO acre if daairei, - Nine'.y looate.t . Ga
cn Cooper Turner on Corvalli roa' I,
V J . E. T7EATIEE11F0IID,
ITTOKNEY AT LAW,
ALB AST. sBEJII.
';lPltclicr!o,CastorIa.';;'
VO J)
i lt vermllaF efflctyf I da
' u-.uiu. i a much to tb prneea aud
f noTHlPfd ,aklll in en rn pounding at to
;' 1 LIKE IT .-i th lneredinta UwtniiHilvaa.
.1 Taka it in time. Itrbcfka
" dlM-a tnttia ontwl, or if
.they be advanead will prove a potentcure.
It take tneptaeeof a if ' . y .
detr and eoatly pr- ,,mjkm '.....
amptlon. All whola4 t'fOd WHOSE;
aednntary llva wilt Ood , i at titrif '1
Ittha baatpravantlva of i anarir.;
and curt for Indignation. '
tnnttl potion, ilaawttveba; CtlUontaaM,
VlUm aud laantal Lpral,n. Ho Iota
Of time, no Interferenna with bualnaa
.while talking, for ebildrffn it la moat ln
iBomnt and harmleta. Mo dans-rr from
.etrxwura arler taklna. Com Colla, IM
rrltata. ftowal ComptaAata. FTarlh-
aa4 l-'aroriah CoUla. Invalid an it
dallrwta person will And. tt tha mlMnat
Aperient and 'Ionic they can oaa. AlliWa
taken at night Insure refreshing alanp
and a natnrat evaluation of tba bowels.
A iittla takaa In tba moruln harju
tbe appetite, eleansea the avomaett aud
weataaa tba braatb.
UTaiClANH OPIXIOW.
k twcaiy yeti tad bae aevtr bet ablt te
fci pot a vccataUa com pound that would,
s Lk Stnunoa Liver krpilxor, pmaiptly
jut aad SecUvelv mora U Limr to aetioa,
XJL aad aiut ttuna Uaw aid (iattead ofartak-
. taint) na oifeauaa
if ', aowen of tha tTtuat.1
V L. M. HitrroM, .,, Watklsctoa, Ark.
aiorkt of Oennlneneaai Look for tb'r4
Tnula-Hark on front of Wrapper, and Ilia
Hmil and Mlxnalura of J. ILKeiliu A CU,la
jrad, ou Ut tide. Take no other.
TO MAKE ROOM FOR MY LARGE STOCK OF FAIL AND WIHTES GOODS
I WILL SELL ENTIRE STOCK OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
AT COST.
SALE, AHO THEY'MUST CO.
Heal Bargains.
AT THE SAME TIME DO NOT EOSCET THAT I HAVE A COMPLETE
STOCK CF
n&Y GOODS
Notions, Furnshing Goods, etc,
WOULD ESPECIALLY CALL YOUR
LINES: "
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Silk,
Table Linen, Gloves, Hosie
ry, Fancy Goods, etc
ALL AT LOWEST CASH PRICE-
RESPECTFULLY, - '
Thi) Leitdiug Jasli
' SMOKE THE CIGARS .
Manufactured by Julius Joseph
-ALSO
IMPORTED AUD
Plug and amokiog tolacooa, Mtertobaurr, nl
a nice Uneof
California and
McMinnville College;
TWO FOUR YEAB COURSE. OF STUUY
ia the Collegiate Department
Font Three Year Courses of Study
in the AoademioDepartment.
Aa evidenoe of the growth of thia Collage
. - . t C A ak.t .L.Bin- A Kaa
attention ia callea w no iu. u. n v
last year over eleven nunareo.
been expended in aUndard books foe th li
brary, an piano u -
and over $3,000 added;t0 thajpermanent eu-
Hnwmant.
Special attention 1 given to the Aeaaemio
n....,.ni whinh fit vouoz men and wo
men for Collage, for teaching and forbu.i
neaa. Fin room and boarding department
1- oniiaaahnildini'. expanse low. Prest-
.,t li iu tha building. Fall term open
Scut. 4th. Sand for catalogue. Address,
FEES. T. C. Er.S'.VKSCN,
MoMinoville, -Yamhill CoOf.
1 (bp loM .
AdvprUslnjr iifdJum
. In Ihe Central
. WlllamettiVftlley.
niE FA310LS
Wire Buckle Suspeiuhr
I I f 1 1 ' 1 f.ri II l .' m
. ft f
1
tSa fit
20.
V it ! only !y
It fi,
21 mt
nfO. HAWIJ. ood aawetl on
. - abort notica, anywhere in tbarlty.
Kegular prion. . Urdar loft at Browne It
A euotrJ'i K promptly attended td
ti bo. U. WAaavi.
fKlS WILL BE A CLCSIMC CUT
COME EAELYAKO CET
ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING
Dry Goods Store.
tEALEK IN-
KEY WEST CIGARS
briar pipe and
h. mi hand
Tropical Fruits.
o.jESSinos, vr. M.iorHBsoi, j- a.wii.e
Jennings k Co.
Manufcturriand CelfriaU kinase
FlU, MILS AJSU liJiiJAtt LUiaiCiA
. : w iisYa m t rTit T v
Mill on Hatnilton.'elevenmilea from Lcl.n
Irleesat the Mill t
Clear fir 111.00 ; aecond elesr. $$ 0
rough lumb er, 6. 50
Prioesjol cedar and mpl on tpilivatifi.
nticu av co's raan vaaaitos
CWfir, $1.1.01 1 I 'nr
rough lumlr, $10.00 - . j .
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