'1
V
r
190.
Harper's Bazar.
ir.x.-croxizA.T2i!r.
Htartal It sjanrn.t lur Uia irnnt, Oil
lh bleat lufaraa.ttea wlrfr4 W I it IViiiitnt,
lit nmnui tll.ttretlmit, faahlaa-platet, kn4 ptt-ter.-anaet
aapiilemtnta Sr. liullapanaalil. allka I
Ska have arattratkaf tad tke aratatalaatt maltte.
Ma atptaaa It apvJ la maklnf lit trtl.tlt avirart
lm ot the hlhwordr. lit titter thert ttorlea,
arlar planted tha.fbtfi.l tmr satisfy til tattae,
lit laat pats It (ubii at a bul-at et l aad
Vmi I Itt trttklr ittutt trtrytkin It UtluJd
wfclak It et l.ttraat I warnta., IHirlnf H Olr
Taenia Mllltr, Ctrl. Una Tarhuaa llarrl.k, ami Mary
Law tMtklnaea will rap!ltj-furwah s striatal
paperae "Tha Paaf liter at IWavt," Thrw Dull a
Kajr," sail "TU Weroan al lha Period. Tb serial
mt.H U ba arUiea by Wall.r li t-njr aud W
XWatnaea.
HASPEX'S FES1I3ICUS.
Pr Year i
mar-ras as? w
ll.WWlKI.Y too
HAKItt'ft' MtttASlTK 4 M
HARIKR1 T0Ni PKI.PI.K. ,. 0
rlmM U alt snburljait la 1st Ualtti IHUi,
Oaiiada, ar ttaalaa.
TheYelamai at tat Bt k(la Uh the Bret
Nunikar far Jaa.ar afaa.k jraar. VTha catena
la atannane., euawrtpti... will bttin wltb lit
Number eurr.nl at atma af raaaipt af orear.
Buuna Vommta f lUaraa't But tar Hi rat
j aaxtlr,tar.at tlota H ,eill WiavtHtiaall
pat-pai4..r by t , ha. al atptute, r'e4
Uia trtt drat aat ttMU ana d.l'.r par raiuau, Ver
fT.OO aar mlaaae. -
Cloth auaa treaah ralnm., t.iuklt tar l.l.eVa',
a 111 ka tanl by iuU,p.a-(-ald. rtaaUt t II aaah.
Haatittanara thtaia b l.xU hr I'M (Tea V-My
Order ar Pratt, to a-oU thuiat l lata.
Navapapara ara aal an tap; Ihla iulai.aa
without tttaaktwaat ordar WHitm Baouraa.
Addreea: HAkTtB a KBATIIM I. Xta T.r.
n. r. s.t. rrat
C H. rWABr, 8
Albany
IROiMWORICS.
-MaiiuAtitsiirarii
1EAM H2l:5 CMST AM3 SAW
MILLMASHDiERY IIURQNTS
40 ALL KINDS OF HEAVY
m LIGHT YOHX, IN
IRON AND BRASS
CASTINGS.
,janl aitanUon
daof manhlnarv
ratMlrlDK U
PaUarns Mad on Short Notlet.
JULIO
Golden
Ilia atnuk baa be a snUreJ a thai U euale an a lit. Co', and oooaiata of
Roger Bros. Silverware, P ' Olunr and Orys.
t&lware. Boys' Wago arriagef ,
Fanny Goods, and . .-neral
" assortment of Orockiey
and Toys.
He bojs llre. t and carries the largeac stock
baa been addod a complete line of
FAW1ILY GROCERIES.
Agant for lotmrane companies with a evulal agj;regliug f 75.O00.V0 .
fiWld on parte Frauoal. !Ilr wird deutoh goeproeben.-tKi
NEW STORE.
n ak. 1 1 m Bl Tk
Mitcneii &
-DEALERS IN
AgricnUaral Impicmcnts
-W'.-r-
ami VcWelcs
ALBAJJY,
FURNITURE.
Tee want the btei and raoet durable furnf
Thomas Brink.
WILL
Dealora In all
Gnns, Pistols, "Sewing Machines, Organs and Pianos
Afnllllneof ehaot ronele, mnaloal merotitnlles amtmjTUUoa. flihlflf t,a
t Xar?ld wr-or. butcher and pocket Univ.. Til beat kl7all.ewl
mafenlne needier. Oil and extrae for all rraeblnea auppll4.
Repairing of aewlng maeh.'nea. musical Instrnmnnts, guoa, ere., neatly done.
ALDAI.Ys - -
Hopkins & Saltmarsh
DttALEl S IS
TOVESj Till WABE SHEET .nOH, COPPER WARE
si
ETC, ETC.
Ageata for "On Time" Heatkig und,oking SUves. Job work, plu'.v.fnv
etevpreoapy atunded to.
CHEAPEST AND BEiT PLACE IK THE CITY
mn n
1 HH.
1 II i.
Manufactured
-ALSO
I iwi fk awni
SM K
VOL. XX Y.
Beauty
tostreJ bdi! avlmlred by U.
Tt dctlreJ bd! avlutlrod by all. Amonf
th thing which may beat be don to
tea thing which mT boat be doi
I !'., beauty U tlia i
F f v Vigor. No m
Bniutncn ferional
daily
Hair
Hit Mitiri tiiia rva
ration glvt It a lu
tre and pliancy that
ailda greatly to Ita
chami. Should tho
hair ba thin, harah.
rT Ar ot turning gray,
Ayera Hair Vigor
will roaturo tho
Color, brlnK out a
now growth, and
render the old toft and ahlny. For
keeping the scalp cloan, cool, and
healthy, there la bo hotter preparation
in the market.
"I w free to confeaa that n trial of
Ayer'a Xlair Vigor ha convinced rue
that it la a genuine article. Ita uo line
not only caused the hair ol tuy wito aud
daughter to ! t
! Abundant and Glossy,
but It haa (rlren my rather ainnted niu
tacha a resjiectabla lensrth aul appear
ance." It. JUritton, OakUnd, Ohio.
"My hair waa coming out (without
any analatanre from my wife, either).
I tried Ayer'a Hair Vigor, uniujj only
one bottle, and 1 now have an line a
bead ot hair aa any one could wish lor."
It. X. Schffiittou, Dickson, Toun.
M I hare naed Ayer'a Hair Vigor In my
family for a number ol years, and re
gard It as the beat hair preiaration I
know of. It keeps the scalp clean, the
hair soft and lively, and prenorvca the
original color. My wire has naod it fur
m lonir tirao with moat satisfactory re.
snlts." Honjrttiiiu M. Johnson, M. V.,
Thomas Ilill, Mo.
"Mr heir' was becoming harsh and dry,
I hut after using halt a bottle ot Ayer a
Hair Vigor it crew black and gloasy. I
cannot fxprena the 1y and gratitude I
feeL" Mabel Cilardy, Duluvan, ill.
Oyer's Hair Vigor,
P&1fZZf- "WAWO IIT
Dr. J. C Ayer & Co Lowell, Ma
Bold by DrugslsU and rcrluincra.
V
S ('flAMnHf.'S
k VIUIJLIl UU1J u
Rule Bazaar.
In tho
WiUtnU Valley, lo wbkl
V 17. W nOOnS.
e a
Co.,
Lewis
OB
ore thai ia manufactured ln tbejity t
& LINK
the Leading
- ORECOTI.
by Julius Joseph
CIGARS
A!!DKEYVJEST,GIGARS
1 9 ;-::&) a;
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LOCAL RECORD
A RarkOld MaV. There Ua wan In
Unn cour.tr, now eighty jeare ot age, who
would never run In debt. If he askln't have
I the money he would g without what he
I wanted, lie followed this plan through
lite and I now living a serene old age
with a conscience at clear a Clear Luke
A man In telling us the occurrence, per
haps Incited by the old gentleman s ex
ample, iaj's he Is In frtver ol ahollthlng the
credit svstein. so thst the collection ot a
debt will he entirely a matter at honor,
declaring that the credit svstem la the
I rutted the country. Ot course mott
neoiilo would oliKCt to thWs yet there Is
little douot the svstem Is carried tco fsr,
and a eohlcn mean ould be very accept
able. We mention this fact to Illustrate
the great vari-tv ot the makeup of the
American people.
A Fink I'knman Mr John Stlpp. t
Sclo, In renewing hi subscription lor
1890, In a letter Mint Is remarkable for the
benutv ami legibility of the hand w.itlng,
ne that would be a credit to a riling
iiis.tcr In the pil-ne r( life, )s: ''Ism
I now In the 84th year of my ai;e I met
rltli a serious I tune last winter. My
horse got a wai v oat beards between
his cheek and jaw. I undertook, rather
Inadvertently, to extract It with the fore
flnaer of inv rlubt hand ; but unfortunate
ly he got tt between his jaws and crushed
the bone from the end to above the middle
joint. The joints are stiff and distorted,
and at times painful. The first joint turns
square down. I cannot ue that fltitjcr In
writing J but I feel thankful tlis' I can
still tile. to that my writing can be read,
notwithstanding my extreme age and de.
ormed Brncr."
Fiv AaroKi Men Mr C J Curtis,
a torney at law, and E W Wright, tt F
Worsley, Mr Merrlland Keen.ot Astoria
arrived In the city on FrlJay. Thn Dem
ocrat acknowledge a pleasant shake from
Mestr Curtis and Wright, that has 11
neighborly ring to It. You know, wa're
about t be close neighbors, only a few
miles abart by rail. These gentlemen re
port lively times In the city by the sea,
with upward tendency in the markets and
immense prospects, and, as well speak
highly ot the rapid Improvements made In
Albany during the past few years. Mr
Curtis particularly having visited Albany
many times commencing with tne time
he stumped the State against the "Uoy Or
ator and hence realises our progress.
Immcnsk JisiiLaas. Perhaps the most
delighted audience ever gathered In the
Opera House was true ane that greeted
the Jlnglers last week. Every part pre
sented was encored, on one occasion, that
ot the male quartet In comic tclectlons.sls
or seven tt.nes, their Imitation of the cal.
Hope and Chinese music being simply in
imitable. Mr Walter, the bass slngcr.ls a
marvel, good judges say the best ever here,
his voice belnz a musical on the low
scale on the middle ones, and ,iuf
them are stars. For genuine vocal music I
VB i fWW
commend us to the Jlnglers, who give more I
melody and fun of a refined order
than
moat any thiee shows on the road.
Anothkr Rack The race between
Salem and Albany Un't the only one.
Albany now hat one with Corvallls over
a road from Brownsvltle.and as our neigh
bor is no longer asleep we must get In and
play as s'.rong a hand a we have with
Satem. The Time says : "A letter was
received yesterday from Peter Uume.Esq.,
of the bank ot Drownsvllle, In which he
says the building of a railroad from there
to Corvallls will meet the hearty approval
of the cltizen.ani expresses the hope that
"our Interests mif run together In this
matter.so as to render each other asslst-
I snce in securing better rail connection
and prosperity."
A iiio IxFf.i fcNC.-- A project, to form
a railroad connection with A Ibtny from any
directionhas itt Innuencc.and Immediately
property jumps up. It was so with Ya
qutna, ditto with Aitoris, and now Baker
City since its reprcscn&tlv men were in
Albany recently feels the impulse, and the
Blade says: "Property on Front street,
north of Washington avenue, is Increas
ing in value very rapidly. Lots that
could have been bought for $900 each last
vtirirt now seltlni? at Smno. A eentle.
J . r n I
man that bought a niece of nronerlv on I
that street for 1800 a little ovea a year a-1
go was offered fjooo for it Monday, but I
re 1 u sea to accept tt. '
Fast Riding They are having a great
time in Pendleton skating and rushing
down hill. The E O tayt: "Boys tilde
down the school house aide-walkv so rap-
Idly that the spectator's breath ia taken a-
way. They Hart with a voclferout srhool
I boy shout and a tied and seem to drop
down the steepest portions of the Incline
like a rock over a precipice, so fearfully
fatt 1 the decent. Some fast sleds were
timed and it was found that they made
tne journey 01 300 yard n nine seconds.
. . . . ... '.Ml
.
WBFASS. A Kansas man want to
trade a newspaper and a house and lot In I In that vicinity commend the action of Mr
thai atat f.r .r. AlTaylor. Martin wa a pioneer of Lane
an
man now In Albany who recently cime
-
from that state tayt he hat 30 acret ot
land there which he will trade for two
acret near Albany. Not much of an In
ducement to btte. - At a matter of fact we
wouldn't trade the privilege of our Valley
la. . . -
climate alone lor the whole outfit.
That Collision. An investigation wat
held at Portland last monday In reference
to the collision between the Hoag and the
Modoe In the Eola chute on the 4th Intt
the result of which wat the taking away
of hit license for one month from Capt,
Raabe, of the Hoag, at Albany Mr Raab
is liked as well as any of the river Cap-
taint, and the occurence It one to be re
gretted,
A Family Row Jot Mason, the Itali
an who tried to take the child fiom his
wife was fined $5 and costs by , Recorder
Hen ton last Thursday for disorderly con-
duct, and will probably be arrested again
10 Keep ine peace. Airs Mason ha re
tained Hon J K. Weatherford and brought
a suit tor a divorce from her cruel hus
band. There is also said to be another
man in the case.
ExtTBiPRitE, The Oregon Land Co
tlnce Itt organization hat tpenfc over thir
teen theutand dollars in advertising and
pamphlets ln the interest of Salem. That
it what the world calls enterprlte. Speak'
ing of tuch enterprise, Corvallls has a man,
Ralston Cox, who is making things lively.
He does things by the two columns. ;
A High Bid. At the meeting of the
AiDany auuuing ana ixian Association
lastFriday Mr, Jas. K. Mc Hague got the
monev at sixty four months interest In nd.
vance, securing a loan of $1500. This is
the highest bid yet made. There are
large number of members seeking loans
tor nunaing purposes.
Dear Feeioht. It costs more to take
freight from The Oalles to PHtievllle than
from the East to The Dalle. Says the
News: "Freighting from The Dallet to
this place is now worth 1 pent a pound,
and no fat thing tn it tor the freighter at
that price, even,"
Get Youk Costumes The masquer
ade on New Years eve promises to be
be event of the season. Costumes have
ALBANY,
A Holiday MtiaDY. Mary had a lit
tie brute, a fat it could waddte.and every
wnere thutMary'd scoot this little pup
would toddle. It tagged her down the
street one day,close up bohlnd her buggy;
oh how It loved to run away, this naughty
little ptiggy. 'Twai always doing tome
thing wVong when Mary turned her back;
and all the time he seemed lo long to walk
the railroad track. One day, when Mary
was at church this' frisky little scamp
thought he would leave her In the lurch
nd go and play the tramp. Ho down up
on the ties hetrod.theonethe poor tramps
use.till worn out on the track he squats
and drops into a snooae. lie, fast .sleep,
did not observe ah, sad Indeed the story
the fast expresj come around the curve,
the pup went up to glory. There came
along a butcher man who once had loved
that pup.and with a brush aud big dust
pan he swept that poor dog up. Nest
Wednesday Mary got htm hack i he did
not look tne same ; he would not come
when she called "Jack 4" Doing n was
his name.
EUQKNK. '
The man who was arrestee by Night
watch Witter hul week for s.noklng opium
was fined S. The Chinaman who furn
lhed the drug war fined $jo, and Irving
Matthews, tne young man who ushered
the stranger In.wus ftne.l $5 and eo.ti.
Chapman, the emhetx'cr. now In -the
county jail, made an unsuccessful attempt
10 ureas- jail last Sat utility night, lie had
secured an old gun barrel and other tools
from parties ouitldc, and was working his
way out witen uincsvcrcij.
We get Corvallls natters the -third dav
after publication and Iowa papers the fourth
day.
foine person in corresponding to the
Oregonlsn last week, stated that our city
council, instead of aiding the street rail
way, seemed determined to make It a
source of revenue or withhold a franchise.
That correspondent thould keep better
posted or keep still. It may seem as
though the council ha been a little slow
but they have granted a franchise that Is
entirely satisfactory to tho street railway
company. The men Interested In the pro
ject state that thev will go ahead and push
the iln to an early completion. Electric
Ity will doubtless be the propelling power.
Yot'aa Mistabi The O P company
has withdrawn moat of ita force ot labor
era on the west tide mountain division.
Early spring will set them at work again
in earnest. They expect to build to the
Deschutes river before the winter of iSo.
Come now, that Is not a fact yet. Most
of the men have not yet been withdrawn,
only A ntonelleJfc Doe's. The other con
tractor, running larger force of men, con-1
rinue the work, and do not propose teasing I
j 1 .1 1. . , I
dtlrin lit wlnl.f If K. w.itk.i will I
" - -
slbly permit. Next June, Mr Crooklte, you I
win oe an e iw snip your woot 10 Ainany I
from beyond the summit. 1
A Rrmabkablk IitetDBST. The fol
lowing from Hen Ion Leader narrate one of
the most remarkable case in the history
of the Valley; but one we ate gtad to
chwnitle: A few day ago we were pre-
7 -co. aggoner nn a eneca a-
mounting to several dollar, wl.lch was
, a . a a
given by the beopl of Corvallls who ap-
predate the Interest the home paper are
taking In the welfare of our thriving city
and Benton county at large, Although
this gift was unexpected, yet we feel thank
ful to the grateful douort, though without
price our columt are always open for the
advancement 01 our city.
La axon, The Baxarto beheld next
Monday and Tuesday In the store building
just south of Beard & Holt's drug store,
from all Indications, will compare very
favorably with the one held recently at
Albany. In all points of difference, Lcb.
ation a usual will have the supremacy.
Mr. T. L. Wallace, one of Albany' live
real estate agents, was In town on Monday
and purchased one block in Wassom's ad-
dltion to our town. Ho teem to think, as I
do a number of our own citizens, there Is
'quick money" and sure in Lebanon real
estate.
Dr.J.C. Gilbert and family, of Albany
has meved to eur town with the Intention
of permanently locating. We with him
tuccest while here. Exprets.
A FeaTtLieCocxTBV. On lat Friday
evening there was born to the wife of Prof
W N Bull a daughter. Thlt It their first
born, although they have been married
eight years, but have Jived In Oregon but
little OVCr twelve month. Ihe I'rol at'
. 1 1. ... t 1 t . . . rf", . (
iriuuies ni gooa loriune 10 wregon, ana
believe he might have remained in Iowa
forever without having such luck. Cor-
valll Time.
Servsd Hiu RiaHT. Word reached
here yesterday that M P Martin, Sr, had
been shot and killed. About 9 o'clock
yesterday morning he went tn the house
of Mr Isaac Taylor about three mile
rom uottage Orove, and while she wa
alone in the house, made a criminal assault
upon her chastity, when she sh it him,
killing him Instantly. Mie at once went
to Cottage Grove and surrendered hertelf
,0 tj,c justice of the peace. When parties
w
1 went to the house they found Martin s
Mmdv Ivlnir in the bedroom. The neonle
IAiinfat aaar4 sr nMii tt ta axil I I A Ann 111.
vvuiiif eaisve a. iiv sw it ayv ain A aw a tit tiiay
wife had a quarrel last spring and she
commited suicide to end her troubles.
Eugene Register.
Mkably or Acb Considerable sur
prise being expretted at the flag on No,!'
pole being allowed to remain out several
day through the rain and wind, the Dem
ocrat sent a reporter after the fact in the
case. It wa learned that Wednesday,
Dec. 33 would be It twenty. Srst birth day
and It had gotten on a protracted spree
in honor 01 the event, uetttng caught
In the hook It had been unable to sober
up and come down.
Juht From Missouri. a Mlttourlan
was telling of the woes and tribulations of
the people back there in an Albany Real
Estate office.
"Well, what't going to become of all the
people there, any way," said an Albanian.
"Have to go to the poor house, wont they,"
"jno, remarked the Missottrlan, "the
Door houaes are already full and Ihe rut
ire coming to Oresron.'
ig to uregi
A Fine Showino. The financial tute
ment of the National ' Bank, published
elsewhere,, is a fine showing not only for
the Bank, but a Vvell for the city of Al
ban v. It thowt a big Increase It the vol
ume ot business, 1 ne amount ot tne ae
posits is much larger than ever before.
Paying Off. Antonelle & Doe have
I been navintr off the remainder of their
J hands, the crowd of dagoea gathered a.
J round the ttreett reminding one of the
Seafle Si Dean days; but this crowd is a
I peateable one.and they are paid off in an
harmonious, quitt .manner, dollar tor
dollar,
Seen Along tub Stbeet. A man
with a banged up nose.
Some Chinese grouse, Immense fellows.
A one legged, high toned gentleman of
leisure with a familiar tvniie that pene
tratet without adhering.
An abundance of mud.
Elected. At the regular meeting of
Beulah Rebecca Degree Lodge No. 35
held at Odd Fellows Hall last Friday the
following officers were elected: N. ft,
Mrs. Sarah Rarnes, V. G. Mrs. Ida Carter,
R.8. Mrs. Ella Hendrieson, P. S, J. D.
(iuSss. Treasurer Mrs. Maggie Hunt.
IT ff ml 'rff
OREGON, FRIDAY. DKCRMHKR 1881).
rotfNl) lEt).
Mr. J. J, DJrrl dies ea Ik Htrssts f Albaay
On Saturday iboul thiee o'clock Mr
J.J, Dorrls.an old resident of Linn county,
and hi son Robert left the saloon ot Hale
Uaakenstoand ataiUd home together. At
the corner of Second and Feiry streets
they parted, Mr. Dorrli going down Ferry
street, while Robert tuok another route
home, reaching there soon after. Mr.
Uorrls not arriving at fouro cluck ltohert
and I tit am Dorrls went after him, They
found his bode on Ferry street, abtut half
way between Third and Fourth, lying In
a puddle of water beside the walk, face
downward and cold In death, though the
Indication were that he had not been
dead long. Ills face was scratched tome
from the fall and there wereslgntofa
slight struggle. The body was taken to
Albany , Engine Co., No. i' house, and
properly attended to. A physician called
pronounced the case Jeart disease
The deceased we born in Nodaway
county, Missouri, In April 1841. With
hi parents he came to Oregon In 1847,
settling In I "oik county, coming to Unn
county In iS.sH.whcre he ha resided since,
with the excep'lon of Ave year spent in
California. He was married in 1860, and
leaves a wife and a large family. Mr.
Dorrls was admitted to the bar about two
year ago. Recently he bought a set of
abstracts, and, with his ton, was com
pleting them, lie wa a man of generous
disposition, and kind to his family, The
deceased was a member of the Masonic
and A. O. U. W, lodges, having been re
Instated In the latter Monday evening,
Funeral services will take place at the
Baptist church to morrow afternoon, at a
o'clock.
cal Karate; a-stEs
araaxsMaa
Edward Huston to J II Mullan.1800
ac res. Maston's W F $
Kate Callahan to Tho Callahan.lot
c, bl 4f. Albany
10
IS00
18.3J
60
!
1 10
Oregon lo T U liopklnt.14.64 acres,
11 w t..
J C File to Mamie Grlsham,;oii4S
feet, Lebanon
JCFilr to Julia Thayer, 140x143
feet, Lebanon
J C File to Julia II Compton, 140X
14S feet, Lebanon ,
Jo Buhl to Mamt Uriah a in, a lots.
Ibanon.... jjj
t n 1 1 1 1 1 . .. . .-. 1
j iv iwrspatnc 10 r u rues, 140
feet by rods, 3 leet
183
l8e
I L Cowan to o Buhl, 2 lota.Leb. .
TJ III
Illaek to Chauncey L William,
all Interest l.i sevsral parcel of
land f
Mary E Chamber toUrant Lindly,
80
40 acre 1 J w 1 ,
HO
US to Mary E Chamber, 40 acres,
, w v ' 1 ' I' " i ' '
W A Paul to John Arp,se acres, 11
'
w
J T Stephen to A K I'hclan, et a
JJO
6380
f iTl4acres.ii w 4
1 D Miller to N A Btodg.ttt, 1.508
acre to wt
130.80
J LCon UiJ S Courtney et ai, a
lots, Lebanon...
Robert Hunter to Ebenixcr Tyler.
aco
too
iee
4I.0J acre 11 w i..
L T tiennes lo A E Henneas, 110
acre 9 E J
MABrX.
If abbl, Oa., Dec. ifr-h, 1S89.
The logger or the drive on the Mo
hawk got a good share of tsslr tog down
tar enough In the late swell In the stream
to go on with them now.
Mr Whltbeck ha just commenced log
ging on a new contract. I understand there
are contracts out lor ceverai minion leet
for next season. There ara five or tlx
million feet In the dream now, most of
which will probably go out this winter.
There I talk of Eastern capitalists In
vesting largely In timber land In this vieln-
ry. 11 utey anouid aionawa win Doom
with the rest of the world.
There Is a new church Wing built In the
neighborhood.
Uncle Tim Rlgg and AH Drury bought I
three thoraeghbred small white Yorkshire
pig of Dr Gray.of Albany .recently.
SqutB.
'j rtia Ltoia 0f.r. f att niwpr e
pared to do all kind of stamping, and
have over two thousand design to choose
from. Also keep a nice line of embroid
ery materials, such a arrasene. crewel,
No, 1 and a embroidery chenille, princes
chenille, etc., etc., and the finest pom
pons, Utsels, crescents, cord plushes, felt
and fancy work materials ever In the city.
Zephyr I going at 5 cent an ounce. Mis
Minnie CoTwcll ha charge of this depart
ment, and ha had several year expert
ence In all kind of ancy work and tamp
ing. U. W. SIMI0J,
Albany, Oregon.
Two Guardian Sales. Last Salurdaj
the interest of the minor heirt of the Salt
mareh estate In 66 feet front oppoelte the
Rut House was sold to Dr. J. P. Wallace
for S4573. The Dr. had already bought the
other Interest, the entire cost of the lot
coming to $7000.
in the afternoon the Interest of the
minor hci.t in the Farrell ettale In a lots at
4 h and Jackson ttreett wa told to Mrs.
M. E. r arreii lor $1750. This w a two
hlrd Interest.
In Movrnino, M. Wheeler and wife
the "Healer," heparted last Wednesday
for greener flelde. Several ctour over
confident cltixent mourn their loss. In nn
paid bills, to the extent of three hundred
dollait Eugene Guard. Thlt healer
the woman who located bodies, etc., and
who had tuch a romantic experience
meeting the man who taved her lite dtir.
1 . 1. . ' :
.. fcij w... .
Madk an Impression. "Did you no
tice the Impression ot the Oregonlan on
tne street"
"The Impression."
"Yes, in the enow."
"Oh."
For about an hour Saturday It tnowed
Immente pancake flakes, at wet at the
Willamette, followed by a misty rain and
sloppy walks 5 but tor awhile a strong Im
pression wat made.
Stolk a Batter! Last week tome one
ttole a bench from In front of LaForett &
Thomnsen's. It w
It wat only a bench ; but
I thev wanted it,and could a well have af
forded to lost a bushel of applet or a cou
pie poundt of tea.
The edlBien far 116 ef the narliag M4
ioel Anneal, kbewaa !Uttr' Alraaaae,
at new ready, and may be ohteiaefl , free ef
anas, of Jrarttit Bad KBrt eeaatrt dal
see in all narta ef aba Uoited SkW, VI wrieo.
and iodat d in every oivilistsa porMen of th
Weatertt Haatitahsr. an AtetaBee nae
Vsen iasesd rsgnlarly at tk earaeot
ef evy yaar for av.r oaf.rtk ef a etn-
tmry. it eomBiaee, wun sa aeuaem pta.
weal adviee far tk presarvaMea antl rastar.
ation ot health, a largamoB8t ei Laterettteg
aad aatRsing light reading,. tk ol ,
stbrouemissl alenlaica. ekreMlegieal
items, ., preptW with past eare.aad
Will be feaad ati sary aoseraMt. Th iaxat
of HotiatSM's Almanae far 1100 will frcb
akly be Ua largest edition ot a media! wotk
vsr paVlssktd in any souoiry. Tbe
kriesara.Masar Hosttr Co.,Pitskr;h,
fa., en raeeipt tf a tw asat , will
farwrrd a eopy by mail to say ptraca who
eaanet f fatar. es is hi Beighberbo!,
lb Ladis lllckl
The I eRoct and the jTfi9t
tr wia whlah ladiee rnrv a a tse imf
fciilt lt6Um. tyr of 1. nna 1.1
so!ti;s io-i; taatatt 'teft fte.ni
It; p:,!S? to the ye and l t. 9 ; ,
ewxtwa, yet tu.' ,fcul tit act'ej on tsm I ...
ncyau'JkW mu feow ala.
1. . . f - .....
A URK.tTSBAV.
4f ft m , j
. ...... ........ ... COneress nt
4 At at nari MtMt.In !.. u.l.f..ftk t . . I
... . v....m ... w..,,;.. . near certain
-special interests" dncussej heford It drafts!
it UrlfT bill, One day is set a part on which
the committee wilt hear the Iron interests, one!
-,....! . , , .... .1.
... wuu.eq gnous, one jute nax andl
m, ,n .r, noi so serious a
mat.er, afTecting the Inteiest of sixty mlllioni
of people, It would lie grtepiely Innnorons.
One iron manufacturer will undertake to tell
in committee tusi now much duty should be I
ptsced upon Imported manufactured Iron, while
the other sixty millions of people of the coun. I
1.-.1. ..... ..
w,.u.r...M.meresici 10 1 11 is tuujsct are
F.....7 ..ciuucci irom in presence 01 tit
commi K-e. 1 lie man who tiro lucenlraw n.s. I
. , . - r -
, " . ' '' "on can uotn
urn nearo, aui now about the great class of I
7!?'nl nernumeri
vnii lhey be there? Will they be heard? In
this land of our., it wa once thought thst the
. I
tr... ..t:.. .r . 1 . . .1.
..-. .v.BTernmeni was me great-
dkai Mwa.l .a al.. da.a--a ...(.. I
- - k ' ....K.eienumuer, ounni pro-I
tsciion scheme reverse this great underlying
pr.clJ government and lay down
.... , u,. Krca,en goa wr me least republiran leader. In jongr, at the dl
number iBd at the expense of the greater, tatlon of these bondholder, and gold bugs,
tt, this committee have set a osrt a day to passed a law demonetizing silver- that I
oeariuggesttonton the jute question,- Who
mmrm ...sr. ,o aavtse with the committee at
A lltA mm .Lata. I.... tkUItt !. B -t a I
"-'VJ.r rr.uiioc in ooten
w ...... wni.cu aiaics wno monulscture I
jute cloth, or the rhouwnd. and milliont f
fat rmara aavltaw a. Is) . . 1! . f . . I
.-. .. w. .K , , , poucy 01 tne greatest
good lo Ihe least number will secure the at-
...... . . t ... 1
rcnv.nca 01 .n-i aorcn manuiaciurert, wiuie
the farmers wilt l. hunt WU.I,...i.iii....l .
. '
oea-y question about removing tha entire I
- ap - - 1
..v-.-w,. .scaur o jute
tf raised lo (hit country. Then why protect a
ooten manufacturer, by levying a heavy ta I
-i-vb .j ...er o used jute acks7 The I
wool grower will be hesrd long and loud ani
menacingly before the committee, but the poor
n.an who labor, hard wkh hi shovel today
,-7 wWm .n.n ne uougni 1st I wees
will never be heard of before that committee,
The few hundred thousand men who raise
wwol will be fully represented before Ihe com-
.ee. win ne attentively listened lo, and
lenociy looked alter, by McMnley, but the
million of poor custrs who consume woolen I
good are a practically shut oat from tbpMMj.f f th! ct S12 to Sat ln silver
preseoc 01 ine committee a if thy bad aoex-l
iwence. tne great msjoitiy are alsolul.lyl
ignorr,i while tne favored few will be royally
trcted by Mckinley because they are protrc
nonista. 1 ne whole thing is tne veriest mock. I
ery and aa insult lo the intelligence of every J
consumer m in country. Bat light it break-1
mg. ana ine urns i not Ut distant when these I
plutocrats who thus ignore the right ef the I
masse fur ihe benefit of the classes, will bide I
themselves in shame f.o the scorns of an
outraged people,
a I
r,J"'""5!w""W!l I
a-.t I
iBstnunmsoiuis. I
The Swiss amy ba had tb good fortune to I
ia the app-oval of the German, and the I
French, who hsve both strorg reason Lt
knowing what It isaadwHat It it worth, Nor
is it surprising that each, after due considera
tion, should have exit lo the like conclusion,
for Switzerland ha practically shown bow
much, under definite conditiont of a peculiar
kind, eta be done with small mean.
It is a poor country.taken at a whole; it hat
a relatively small population; it stand upon a
federal basis, growth of ages; yet if Deed, some
100,000 tot diet, who are now barely visible.
even 10 the inquiring traveler, would be ia-
for, .hbotigh 'hey are called militia and have
not bad any long, continuous training, still tbe
men who make up the total are adepts, be
cause at no period of their lives, except during
infancy, have they been exempt from instruc-1 Ing, and who have lost their sight In act
lion and discipline, I ion, continue to smoke for a short while,
Tbe Swiss have no regular army composed
of troops on foot for two or three years, but
they have military institutions forming part of
everyday existence, and they profit by them
to welt from youth to age, and have tuch aim -
I P"j practical arrangements, that a well articu-
I tatcd army seem at a signal lo spring from
I the ground in marching order what is more,
doe march and manoeuvre and would fight, if
need were, after the fashion of their valiant
foreteathert. It is triumphant example of
genuine economy ia the generation, organim
tion and spplioation of force to produce the
greatest result by the smallest mean.
Senator Chandler is a leading advocate of
the new Federal election scheme. There it
fitness ia bit championship of this project.
lie it the man who claimed that be initiated
the conspiracy that, for the first time in the
country's history, fraudulently reverted the
result of a Presidential election. He cngtn
eered the theft of the Florida electoral volet
that honestly belonged to Mr Tildea, at Gen,
Barlow, a Republican ''visiting statesman'
appointed by President Grant, declared. Mr,
Chandler proposes to use the Federal judiciary
- f Prty service and thereby corrupt tbe Beach
nd undermine popular confidence In the
It courts. And yet mere can ne no certainty
I that even thia plan will maintain Republican
in I ascendancy for a tingle Presidential or Con-
1 ,.,; .1 ..,
s
Senator Allen, ol Washington State, Is to
youthful in appearance that he waa recently
refused admission to the floor of the United
Slates Senate Chamber by a doorkeeper who
did not know him.
President Carnot receive a salary ot
Suo.ooo, while the head of this nation
get only $50,000. And yet there are
people who wuld rather be President of
the United State than France.
A new pott office in Indiana hat been nam
ed after Tanner, Protection to Dudley and
hojjr to Tanner it the Indiana policy of the
Administration.
An Enlarsed Business. Mr, F. E.
Alien hat bought A third interest In th
Albany Furniture Co, and it It proposed
to enlarge mo - "i" ""
. . 1 . .. 1. 1. .i.- k.i-
ETf ,h. t ol the
ban v Wire Works, now run by Mr. Den
ham. the memberof the Albany Furni
lur. Comnanv takins ttock. The capa
citv of tha factory it to be doubled and
businest pushed. '
Lo, Ths Poor Indians. Gen . E L
Applegate hat anally got "through with
the department red-tape and his commis
sion as cgent at Klamath Indian agency
has arrived. In company with Mrs. Ap
plegate and their daughter's, Mrs. Butler
Heltnan and daughter Flora, Misses Kate
and Omego, they departed mtsimorning
for.the General's scene of action. Ash
land Record.
.
com'XPTiox busily cured. ,
To Tun Editor Pleivso inform your read,
sirs that I Have a positive remedy lur t he abov
named dtsKiisa. By its timely ticrttlxmHoiiiSsol
hopeless citiM have l-eeu j-ernisnrnUy cured.
I shall be jtlaJ to Band tw luiltlrn of my rpnis-
Idr ritKit to ui v of our readers who have emi
sutimtiim If Wicy vi!l send nm tlirir r.j.fes
!
TUB xUHB Old) Qt' ESI ION.
Anil tlfataV ( l.tri a A. at ra IaM La lU- At
I f "IVH, TV a axiaa rVIM VJ k I IIS Wi"'
o.tchea that th. .11 vrr .. I vv..V,l..
. . .
w Bot .urtnort Wlndom's .llvrr h.m.
As waa st.td h nu.a., .1 .1..
I time his sch.n was mad ouMl. tk. .it.
ver men can not ba hrou.,1.1 n. ., li
for it practically destroy silver as a legal
tender circulating n.edium , A a m.itter
ml fact n,f. .liver oue.tlnn Is tl. sam ld
war between the gold bug and the great
mas of the ptople. The gUl bugs want
a contraction of tha currency or clrcula-
unjr medium of the country In order that
It ourch.slnii nover ma be relmlvelv
I. " " J-"" J
Increased. Money has no absolute value
u. v.tUK 1. nntu r ,.!.
, ...
iwf .carte is iw increase lis purcnasing
power. To increase the circulating me
.tl.., 1. ,ttini.u t.. ....1 ......
waawrsa aar w wiuiiisiwis lie I'MI b-i'BVIIIal injajcri
The creditor I benefitted by contraction
because it Increises the purchasing pow.
flr of his dollar.. Th- rf.t,tr 1. ii..,.
by contraction because It Increase (he
nurchas nv nowrr Af lh ,!!!. r. .KM K.
owes, and, relatively speaking, weakens
hi ability to obuln money. In 1873 the
destroying It Irgal lender quality. It
WM done In a stealthy way and the people
were not ipprd of the pisssge of the
taw? until several m.,tlh. af.ar If. n.aa.u
The business and commercial depression
that followed was so wide spread and far
reachln In It. effect that a alimnr ..
- "
oemocrats toon the lead in this move-
u. .1. .1 u .u
iifttifif wut MKJI wcw nai MTU Iff -; ww
publican congressman that a ananc'.al
pani c would follow the remonltlxatlon of
silver, that gold would all be driven out of
the country, aud that w would have
nothing left but cheap and depreciated
money to do the business of the country
with. But the necessities of the ptople
were great and the effort to restore sliver
waa kept up until It fulminated In the pas-
.age of the Bland bill In igyS which pro-
vided that govenment should purchase sil-
Iyer bullion from time to time and coin not
l.ss than two million nor more than four
millions ner month. At tha time ol th
werc ecesary 10 ourchase Sao in s-old
But since the law went Into operation ail
rer dollar have circulated bv the side of
gold without any evil effect to either cur
reocy. Unfoitunately for the merit of
silver we have not had a ecretar of the
treasury who wa in any wise friendly to
II and no attempt on the part of the treat
ury department ha ever been made to
treat It fairly and nut It in ciculation
either by republican or democratic offi
cui. The bond holder are largely In
Mu.nttal In iht. .itemnt In dattrav silver
" r j
. i..t m I .u.
thaL as a matter of law. tholr bands are
redeemable in the leeral tender coin In use
.he. the bonds were Issued under the re.
lundlng schrme, and they fear they may
be compelled to take silver dollar in pay
ment for their bonds. But the sentiment
of the country is largely In favor of the
use ot silver and Windom' scheme will
fall to the ground and be almost forgotten
In a few weeks. People are not to be
frelghteried into giving up silver on the
ground that It continued coinage wilt
drive gold out of our market Into foreign
one, for they have aeen that matter test
ed. Silver I a'l right
A peculiarity about the blind i that
there I seldom one of them who smoke.
I Soldier and sailors accustomed to mok-
I but soon give up the habit. They say
j that It give them no pleasure when they
1 cannot see the smoke, and some have said
J that they cannot taste the moke nnles
1 they tee It. Thlt almost demonstrates the
j theory that If you blindfold a man In a
I room full of smoke, and put a lighted and
an unllghted cigar in his mouth alternately,
I ne will not be able to tell the difference
Lord Salitbury It not a great newtpaper
reader. The only dallies which he per
use regularly are the London Timts and
Slandard. Hi secretaries cut foreign tel
egram of interest to him from the other
!i,m. ta IT n rr jtjtrn. Ia Innk at Ihe
' fc -
Liberal newtpaper and derive hi knowl
edge of Liberal opinions from tbe tpeech
es of Liberal oratora. The English pro
vincial press I to him an unknown quan
tity. He never look at the Saturday F-
view. for which periodica! he . need to
write,
The overthrew of the empire In Braxil
wat more an evolution than a revolution.
It It therefore all the more certain that It
cannot go backward. Under the empire
the people were being gradually prepared
for the republic. To expect them to re
turn to the old order of thingt it at unrea
sonable a to think of putting the chicken
again into the egg from which tt ha been
hatched.
Scientist claim there can be no life
the moon. The day on the moon would
last for a fortnight, and then there would
M 1 I ! I
be black night for another fortnight
Scorched by day rtnd frozen by night.
The absence of wawr, and almost
total
lack of air, would preyent the maon being
an abode for human beings.
Ex-Speaker Carlisle 1 a great worker,
and a a democratic leader on the floor
the House he will be under a heavier
strain than when he wielded the gavel.
Hi health, whichHs not robust, improved
during hi term as Speaker, and hit
friends fear that he will again overwork
himself on the floor.
Io w... . cmn ,,4.000.00 bushels
AC $7S.ooo,ooo, and would fill a
1 - --
train
- of cart 500 mllet in length. It would
give
five bushel to every man,
child la the United State.
woman
and
Never before since St. Louis wa found
ed have there been tuch receiptt of corn
within the last three weekt. Since Nov.
16 the receiptt have amounted to 3,ov
000 bushels, and shipments are now com.
ing on at the rate of 300,000 bushels daily.
The Argentine Rapublic'ba recently grant
ed a bounty ol five per cent on capital ol com
panies exporting dressed beef. This has led
to several establishtnedlt exporting on a
lsree Scale, fitting up special tteamert
machinery for freezing aad stowing cargoes,
The exports of corn and heat from
American po from Sept 1, 1889, to Nov.
were Z3,046,a bushels wheat and 31,040,000
bushel com.ajjamst at.ooo.ooo bushels whetst
n
r 4
NO as
It Cost
TO MAKE BOOM FOR MY LAECE STOCK OF FALL AK3 WIN FEB GOODS
WILL SEU MY ENTIRE STOCK OF
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ASV COST
SALE, AND TKEYrflOST CO.
Heal Ba;rg5ains.
AT THE SAME TIME CO NOT EDRCETTHAT I KAYE A COMPLETE
STOCKCF
BUY GOODS
Notions, Fumshing Goods, etc,
WOULD ESPECIALLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING
LINES:
Dress Goods, Trimining's, Silk,
Table Linen, Gloves, Hosie
ry, Fancy Goods, etc
ALL AT LOWEST CASH PRICE
RESPECTFULLY,
laartai a. ' w
- I'l A 1 Altf ffc O"
- - v
I
on
of ,
CORNER DRUG STORE.
I '.'kHP,k v r-rV V
The Leading Druggist,
at
ALDANY
DRUG8, .lEDICKSES STATIOIlARY-ciO-
t2laUisFine Toilt Article J, Perf'tme -y and Mualoal InstraaiaQts
Prraeriptionti Carelally compounded day and nlgkt,
Oar eltzant line ll
very
with
1
23
rr;vd w eordlxlly
. CroCKis afea prices.
THE DIaMOCIIAT
Hie hesf
AdverllHlrs- loeillnm
In (he Cf?ntraJ
WUlamottKYeJlfty.
r, a ti Fist omneat Albany, t 1
ond-elaa mail matter.
first Nittloaal Dsfj
Tra In.
1 1 1 1 1 11 jaM Jfe r f
....JA W. aWI(.rK.
TlARaaCK A OKSHUlSaAuuj
AMvma mm mh(M ws.
g7 BSTHMN aa4 Sti rapta1. sruwlar, sol
S BO trk, a frtiajhirt, tiaafa sad Fui
KVw.
rSKarjioNr X ADS as frsb1 tarns.
asasvaaa
f . Tee..,
B.W. Isaaawa
S. BkAW,
WtMsaC TeawaM,
Lian County Bank,
Cov&n, lilstcn & Ghmterlain,
ALBANY - - - OREGON.
TKAKaACTstraaartl baakltjt baelnca.
DBAW llOifl tiRtrtSea Kit. Tark. Bss
a. ad aUaad, Orf oe.
lOAJrifOJrgTve appiersd saawrite
HMt Eff B atfKwiW subtart '0 .hack.
fit
ALEAHY, -OATrr
850,000.
PretiIDt .... .. II. BRYANT
Vice Preanient , ..J. W. BLAIJI.
;ah!er H. F, MEKElLL
8iaht exchange and telegraphie trans
fer 5ii New York, San Francisco and
Portland, Oregon;. -Collection
made on favorable terms.
THIS WILL BE A CLOSING CUT
COME EARLY AHO CET
' arv ' H Ci A
IIPV fltlfifi. lOFi!.
-j .
ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE
hAOKMA
cnzGor..
nBXALCR IK"
invite tUe ?ub
-
Is to s.-dl nd latpet cut
rrived and can be had at Will Si Link
t anil put
t'.spf'i'tlurv.
and it.tte.oor. bwMU com Hjne thue I '
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