TDK YAQU1NA ROUTE.
DrjjKFiJils EallrtaJ.
ron Development CotKpany'a Btenn.-
ahlp Line,
125 TJLES SIIOHTER.
20 noons less Tir.is
ha by any other rtJl.
Vt-elne through paie
tfhtliMfrom Portland and PJ
Itttiie Willamette Vailoy to and from Wan
pntnoiaoo, Cal.
The Oregon r-nolflo J"05
tad Frwy at e a. m. ,t 8:S9
boat wlU be over night
MmfTtog b.r. attta-m.
rmak-clo oonnon Alti
with tnlaioltu umgon -
. . . Tannine.
4 SAILING DATE1
Teiiey
We.lnaa.laV. Q"
tbe
rgnt to
..nTrd end
Hue
smneU.n with vh7"Va., Md tf de
j Albaoy wJXuli wranjeto
f ruling.
. . ..... lUI
rk-AfJirrcr, M M..lor,
ay. a ."C, c. c .
turv.
"OYEBUMO TO CMTOMiA
-.VIA-
lantern Pacific Compmj's Line,
THE MOUST SHASTA ROUTE.
- . .arassa shtta "
(Mwtea
eW
rotauid
j::JL.
Aitoy
rntacMv
Albany
1 JO a
I S.4A
r I a
Ll "
Alhr
Alwu;
Ubwaoa
Arl :
T a I te
.UabIat
tt 1
PUILMAK BUFFET SUIPERS.
Tourist Sleeping Cars,
.1 rii ait in
That-?.
Co-a tro tool ,1
csinius.
,Ta "-t ( a1"7:
-- . T AH 0 a a
kSaval Ar
MaiaU
To all polnU
0-1TTTII JJT
IVIA CALIFORNIA.
. - a -.lAJW- ranrlilna
jrJ r-r A-t at Al ROOtM
. BOitHtltB r. mkJ r. A.
Ma0
gouse and Urriag Paints
Dacorator and Paper M&nger
PUuo Varnithlnir.
AJ .nr Roaranteed.
J B. YASSAUO
; 8aoe. o Paory Soaaaoa.!
Pouiliy Wanted.
All kln laor tvnUry,
mt-ifcttheWilUmHt- PseUt
aany'e Store. Albany, Oregec-
E. J. F.lcCAUSTLAHD,
CiTil, Sanitaij, and Hydrauliu
Engineer.
Cansuhing engineer for Gold MBjJ"
a.dl)ry Ooloh Consolidated Gold and Sd
y(r MiniagCo.
0e, t Staat, Albany, Of.
AQADEMY
-OF-
qnr ladj o Ferpstual Help.
ALBANY, - - OREGON
Condncud by the fiiaUia tbt. Benediet
TbU Academy Unincorporated and on
Lhonod by tbe fni to confer atlenjlc
honore. Tbe oonra- of rtndy ta eouiMt.
Matbematte-, Ulerura and Mueie . Are
paliMa. aa aiaetbe Normal Inatrtiatlon
elAaplrnta for tchera' certificatee 10--oatrial
drawing, rocal muatc In la and
All kindaof neodlowoik form, no exsra
abarge. Tbe OlaelpUno of Ibo wbor.l ft
g.ntle but firm. oojort bolnai to form
V.ot only refined young ledl-a. but oo
ad naful member of wxjI ty. ruplla
idmltted at any ilnwi and charg oropor
tionad. Pupliaof any denomination re
ToTtl'an In aelool diy aebo-d range from
..r Hn.ntlnsr Mch ol or an
7
id
prtlet lara a p.y at lhe Aeadmy, or
iileMi Slatar Soparlore-a.
City Heat Market .
BEULTZ EROS,, Proprietors.
kp a full ll" -it maala of all kinda,
fn a root fltrw, ewiiipl"ly Pro-teftt-d;
and alwaya fresb.
Ala hvaonaUnt'y on band -nlmon
nd othr fJh
J. ri. DUHCAH,
ATTOMBT AT LAW AHD MARY
PUELIO,
yjrofflca In fstrahan'a Biock, Mo'a 1
ami 2
ALBANY, OHECOH.
JAr,S P. HEAD,
Attorney at Law and Title Examiner,
ALDAMY OREGON.
Will practice in all the court of the
State. AbatraiU of Title furoifehed 011
abort notice- Ten J t-ars eipenaooe.
1 jurth
I lit II M
u, S J a
b I T OO
JA r B mv-w
eTiTC ST,"4 L !:
X.. IAf "e
P""' 1 rn.tt.mm
7Zm T.A.- .i.U.tlx .
rsa. it; , "Av"
,.-.u, !
lr4t Atw end a lumr Agor
FOnriEURALGIA.
. . ..- ..,,,.,iti,,rte fur mtn. relieve only
er,. 1 .III hut tWIH-tr! to
jhomt'T.M pronivtly cum,
They are Ui "ta
lk 1 tOO nutt
ral orvMeUtprodui'lnt lulUroatlon. p only
lmtl
aw-te.
II V 111 nr.'i, new
lolu' ftttmula, ih ue.Urlnl vimH1 ul
" ' ' ' " . . 1. . tht til afiltL
luiutraua
iow won
rtly thft eriiil )eirvn'
rata mjo tn the ell-nTs a"Vr ltnf
n will et wr
FROaPTltlK
Wr. (UI.V4t1rwi.tv
" .. 1 1 . a . tf ? rt III
litiuiiiikil I
I num-rwt a uu.Mh with
fin's anrt nwks ona Hxtl jr bl
tu Oil j-.ntiit rilQCC
Cure. Not -torn." MtourlyU uUttkO
AT PhimITwin nu Pa left.
THE C)MKLUa.VOGCUE COnBalUmr.KIi
DR;J.L. HILL.
PhVSicitUl and SUtl &OXI,
Offioo oor. Firatand Ferry BUeew,
ALBANY-
OREQON I
nn o ITIATQn?! AQTflfl
Ulie Ua VIA I QUI! a.lMO
Physician and Sargeon.
Offloe oppoelws the Deuorwt.
DS.. W EI. DAVIS,
Physician and Surgeon
Mmn nn .(.Ira In Ktrahan'a Block.
May be found at hie otBoe aay and night.
DR. C A.Vi.lTHEYe
Physician and Surgeon
Graduate of Bollavua yoaptUl Htuicai
olleaa Now York City
Diaaamaof womaa a apeoialty.
rO(Boa, Fru.oVa Itrick, Albany, Or
DR. I. W, STARR,
Ph-oRip.ian and Surceon.
J
Lite of BrownSTilld, Or,
nffliu at rooni Noa. 83 and St. Strahan
.ml i'Urc'a Block. UP alalia, fall
promptly a! lend ml In city or country,
DR. JUIES KEYDEfl,
GradnatB of Ediiteg. ScoJ land.
tlu tru-.tA.l in Albany. Frt a bl
hr-,.ii7h knowl.l of "bla proieaalon
anil hia .xporlenca of 10 yara a an ofll
mr In a I'.t.I ltrtmttil. be hope to
merit toe patronage of tboao lntrtan
In hniw emltlx. a boon. OlO. Me WOUlJ
alo recommend bU aoiution or llnainent
for aorw auoulU.ra. aore oscaa, oroaen
koess. woonda, sprains. Prl one aot
t.r rM.v twittta.
MTOfllc at John Scbmeer'a. leery am
bie.
D. . .LACBCR!, 0. W. WUOHT,
BLACKBURN & WRIGHT,
Attorneys at Law,
Will nraeti-a in all the Court of tb
Stata, Prompt attention given to all bn.i
km animated to oar care.
nffica Odd Fellow Tamole. Albany, Or
W 11 BILYEU,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
And Solicitor in Chancery
ALBANY. - OttEUOM.
Cotlectiona promptly anadeonalipo'nt
Loananec(otia.te4on staaonablaterma.
RedCrownMills
S0M, LAXSIXG & CO., lUOPR'S.
vaw raoccm run-a trruios ron rAMf -ms
AND BAKEK1 USX.
REST STORAGE FACILITIES.
i?heit Prioi In Cash to
Wboat
Stockholder's Meeting,
NOTICa la heroby given that !ib an
nnnl mewtlng of tbe atockholdera ot
tbs Albany Builuinir and ln Associa
tion will be hold 00 Frllay.February 21,
1890. at tn hoar of 7:33 p. m, of asld day
In tba WUTUIUlt in Albany. Linn
county. Oregon, for tbe parpoaa of elect
ing nine director and three auditor, to
serve 10? tba 'arm or one year next ensu
ing from aaht meatina;. and until their
auccaaacpi are eloctad ani qualified, and
t. transact anoh other bonnes aa may
tbon coma btifora tba aiaodlai Ion. Dona
br order of directora thl 17ti. day of
of January, 1890.
UUaaaXLI,
JatWBlaIm. IVeslder.t
Sect tary.
COUNTY TREKSUItEKe; NOTICI'.
fill la to notify all eoncrned that
tbnre la now auffielant fund in the-
Ooanty Treaaurcr ofllce of L4nn connty
Oregon to redeem oil ontatandinir war
rant. Intergst on alt endorsed war
ranta will eesae from thle daU
II Farwbli.
Treaa
l'hmotpftf'ir Wolcty nwr.P dror4
ocinc. ui-rciiftiii'M,tiHiDarina flio.ri, In
vention, .au patent. evr p'lbli-liird. V.vmrj Dim
tioff lUaatrftfd ?ita jplenilid euurarinrs. Tin
p-jbtictkm i urol.biwfc inot rltn.t.io 6noclnpdia
ot infiirmA'.lon wbicb no prwii -:wijd h without.
1h popnUntr cf lbs l.;ir.Tirio AiirRuua ia
Bnrh tbal iu efrcnlati-m onrlr .riualt that ot all
otbr pnpM of iu rlAwooinliinml. i'ric. eSla
f-r. iioiint toClnba. H'i!d all nw.lelra.
MUMN A C"J., I-ul!hant. No. Klllnmdwar. N. Y.
FTvATE.JTS.
Wmn A ( . nan
aiao nut Tnirty-
IV 4 h rati
K ijnow tni
I J land
tiani fears
uractice biora
ent Ofllee and h pr t
aa On. Hundred Thow
.liDUt.olion lor patent in Ul
a'nti. and fiiricnoooniM.
-a' A
' jai, r u-a.--, 1 -
. I . A .11 .ill W . l'BM
mntrii.i to intnUra tUlr rutita too
ntat'ii, lanana. cniiauti. w-r ,
(ierraanr and ether foreign cooirtiioa,
poird at uurt notico and on roaanaahlo tn" .
Ini'.ni.iaion aatootrtalning rtUi.tow
fullr given rl'boox eharee. Kaxt.ko.rti3 of
. .. 1 ... . 1 ...n ....,t. in.. Patia otftained
tbrongh MunnAv'o. ara mit!d tliavSioioiUiho
t n.rn .i Iroa. Til. adrantasoof aift ."tie; la
vull nnil -r-io..! by a:l paraoua tio. wi-n todia
Myn ot thoir iwlpnta '
Aicir, .;.-1 co.. ("' icuumjna
Sai-mi-A.-t. a t I roaduar. ?.aw urS.
ALBAKT C0LLE5TATS INSTITUTE
ALCANY, OREGON.
1G88, 1889.
flrat Term Opeaa plmfcr llll-., lsa.
A lull corpa of Instructors,-
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
CCMMEECIAL AND NGHMAL
CLASSES.
Couraoa ol atudy arranged to mt lb
end of all grades of students.
Sfcial tnaucementi ojtrtd I0 ttudtntt
from ubrotid.
Tuition ranges from 15.60 to fllM
Board in private fn'ini'ies at tow raOi
Room lor !f bonrding at small ex'vunt
A careful nperviion ezareiad over asa
deata away from home, Frll tornj oppwi
September 7tb. For clreuiara and fa'
parti n lara addreaa the Preeident.
REV. KLBEKT tt. (0MHT,
I
VUtt WOULD lii? I'RKSlDKNTr
The question 1. often asked, who would
be president In the case oi the death of
bath the president and, vice incident f In
January,' iS8f, after tin death of Vice
President Hendricks, a law wni made fit-
Unit this case. It President Cleveland had
died
and been auccceded by th p.-e.Uent
ot the senate, the apectaclo would have
been wltneaed ot a change ot admlnUtra
tlon from democratic to republican, con
trary to the will ot the people, who elected
la democrat preslJent. To obviate thl
awkward difficulty, to provide that the
hlgheit officer In the country ahould be ot
the political party that prevailed at the lat
elsctlon, a apcclal law wa pavacd.
It declared that, In caie ot death or re
moval or both the pretldent and vice prce
Idont, the tecretary of alate hould be pre
IJent. In caxeot hi death or removal, the
chair will be titled by the secretary ot the
treavury, then by the secretary of war,
and after hhn by the attorney general, poi.t.
master general, secretary of the navy, sec-
retary of the Interior, In the order named
n caa 01 ine oisaonny ot an mec, tnera
would iUl1 bo lhe secretary of agriculture,
wno was noi a caoinet omcerai me nmo
the law was made
If, therefore, Harrison
'nd Morlon hou,d 00 removed, Secretary
Dlalne would be president. The nearest
president. I he nearest
the country ever came to realising the
condition to be met by this law was In 1865,
at the time of the assasainatlon ot Lincoln,
It the plan ot the conspirators had euc
ceeded, president, vice president and sec
retary of state would have all been removed
by the plot that killed Lincoln.
uisromcAU
Assyria, was overthrown by the Medes
6aj B q.
The art of making paper from cotton
rag wa not Introduced till about the
close of the eleventh century.
Greece was a name alti.ot uaknown by
the people whom we call Greeks, and was
never used by them to describe their cenn
try. It wa first adopted by the Romans,
from whom It has descended to u
Ilctween the aecond war with England
ana lite Missouri compromise, Qve new
state were admitted to the United States
ot America: ludbna, i$i6; Mlsaisatppl,
1S17; Illinois, iSiS; Alabama, 1S10:
Maine, isw
The firat railway In the United State
wa but two miics long and was used only
to hauling stone. The car were drawn
by borsea. The first paasenger train In
America was run on the Baltimore Si O-
hio railroad In 18 jo.
a rrencn scientist removed th slteil on
either side of aa egg without injuring tbe mem
brine, in patches about the site of the diamet
er of a pea, snugly fitted the openings with
bits of glaas, placed the egg with th glass
bull's eyes in an incubator, run by clock work
and revolving once each hour, and bad the
plcaatire of looking through and watcbiag the
change utcn lb inside at t te eid
of each
suty minute.
B
South Carolina always hangs murderers
In pubile, and she defies any one to find
apec'.ator ot ar.y hanging who haa sub
sequently taken human life. She clal.ns
that every execution makes a profound
impression of the vengeance of the law.
A machine that cut matcbstiJis makes 10
000,000 a day. They are arranged over a
vat and nave lha bead out on at the rale of
8,000,000 per day by one man,
Kanaa has had fourteen cyclones In six
years, and If anv other state In the
union can show more win J tharf that let
the record be produced.
A We Virginia farmer claims tu have
dug three bushels of potatoes from one
hill. In this ficll the ground la very
uneven.
A Friead to the Family.
Dr E S Holden t I have ased yoor Ethe
real Coogh Syrnp li my family for many a
year.anil I balieva it mv duty to recommend
it f o all a a tore and effectual cere for cold a
and aU diaeaee of the throat.
I Corny.
The DI1-,, Or., May 18, 18S0.
bare Cartalna. Li Cartalaa,
1 have jusl received ray fall stock cf
lace curtains boueht direct from Imnorfera.
the largest stock ever brought to this mat k
et, and best value for the money.
Mamvel E. Youno,
Home fine hrney!ookine for custunrt a
CE browoell's
Kid Gloves. I have just received an
invoice of the celebrated P. Centemcrf
kid cloves In black and colored. TVu.
with the other brand I handle, Foster
genuine hook and Our Own brand,make
an aasortment that any lady can be auhed
in prices and quality. These are all first
class goods and warranted as represented.
Samuvl E. Youxo.
High Water and Floods. On ac
count of deep enow in the mountain and
Increassant ralna In the Valley, It fa ei
oected to cauae very high water and great
lose of property. Jlut the Willamette
Packing Co are still selllnr; goods at the
lowest possible figures. If you do not bur
your groceries of them give them a trial".
ImTro co east.
Oo Eaat via Monnt Shaata Ron to Ka
slimate and sranery at all time of the year. J
Sea Mor Sl.e.f. .-..1- n, Ci. t
Lake, Dearer. Finest aeonl-elaaa ear. m.l
are ran daily. Hoy your Meketa of me anrl
aav year fare to Porttand. I am tha nnfw
Pmon in Alboy that aan Ball yoa'a ticket
to aay pains In th CniUd Statea. 011 eis
ma fwr rata..
V.', Jcarri Asrat . P.
FOR
SKIN DISEASES
MOORE'S CELEBRATED POISON 0AI5EMEDT
It kill" all Inflammation and !rritT .and ,(h
onljr aura doatroyer of atlurobtat aud otlwe fUin
I'araaKes.
rw Awy. price. 25 cents a Box.
n a voice
turn OMo. Wrr It
pur trait s-sf M. GmrrU
a. !. 1 .a.i.
O Z3 l , wrtUii Wm at work am tt erm f(
V t ' J U. Altsin Cu t lbtim aoasi yuMt-
v. f IO nsonth 1 1 now hatw am airtii'r
'"""s taHsi vtit trian oay,
(HUcnwcl, . W, ll.OAfclUaWat.
WllU.ia Kline, llantekeeii. Pa..
wrlt,i Ml have nere, known
anything- to Mil Ilka r-w album.
I ..tertler I tuok rnlci.iiourN Ice
per wa over e.V" W. 1. Kl
mora, ttanenr. M.. wrlleet -li
iteke an order fur yreae allium at
iJL proflttiuftmaimorhailSSO
T ,lr a elnirle de-'.wurk."
Y otberaare tlulnf quire ae well t
ve hare nut t'e (a aire ex
OlraciU frum Ih.lr I.iimm. ff.v.rv
ielwoetev.rr buuee 1 ,1.11. klir
one wlm tekee aold oTttila ernd liuilnae ph., up irneed proflle
nitii aiari iuu in this ousineaa,
r'flvr ? Write touaand team all abotHh rorvooveeir.
mi iiHriinroiMnri wewlll atari you If vim dim I a-i.y nmil
.I in evi oi ta yuur pari oi in wunm. iiyou
Ink. Mold yim will be elite to )il,'k up gold faet. !" attOMll
.a ai'i-uutit ,.r e fcror.l nieimrctur.r'e eale 1 Sr,4cft( teu
etullur I'hotoal'lipta Allinmo arete W.kl to iliv
1..1.10 I". ft; -em. liunrMl In lliival Crlmerto ailli V.ivrl.
l'lu-h. t'liemiiiiffly decor. led lu.lil... Hnndenine.i aewttain lhe
Wiirld. Irir.t lie. tiritelflet bap,.in. erer know o. Affeiue
wenieil. Liberal trmi. lily mon.' ror auenis. JUty at.e can,
lrc.MM-a auwii..riil Btfiil. Hrll. Itenir wti ftiirht Hole omv
talking iierMKry. Whrrxeer eliowi., e rr one w,i.l. to pur--Ari
mii lake tlii.H.nnila of onl.ra with roptdily never'
!,l..r kiiiiwii. I.rnt tin.fli. eweit ev.ry worker. Aenla era'
lii.kma fiiMiinpa. l.adii . iiiekeea nint'lt aa num. Ton, reader,,
.an do a. w.-ll any unr. r till inforiMetion and tenet, ' ,,,
"lo iIi'imi wlio write lor .ne. wltli mrliud Sara ano ernia lurutir'
S ilild yii
tiir int. Ix,, lloik, ei.tl I'arl.iili.'al,, Alter va know all.
Ad-ircee t.
a ' lurincr, wny no narait is done.
Ai.t.k. av .Co.. AuLuata, eiaiaa
Children Cry for;
piles
. AMO Alt,
r i
L
S- nr.. -,.,. I
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Isaac atobk;onity.
HKcll to DtiiM-m,
Or boon Citv, Feb 7. iSoo, The mer
chant of Oregon City suatutited lets by
ma recent noon a ioiiowss r rotti damage
to tot'k by eater and moving CJco. A third.
inga drugs j(Kii u I Mar.iinj groceries.
L-iiarman tV on gcn'i mu , $50(10$ (J U
Joy groeerlea, $3001 11 R Mctarver aro-
rk, $1501 I Selling gen'l md,, $itx)(
liV)i Many other lout from Scoo in I
wen crue hotel, jo( K. I'oi trr aatoon,
itaoo. Tim woolen mill estimate their
total lot nt Stcooot The ExceUlor St
Shoddy mill Co. $25,000, and many others
can nokyel estimate their loss until water
still lurtner recedes.
A Big FkpWiIob, '
Lima, Ohio, Keb.',6,tSno.-.1i xpklim
has occuiieJ at the big solar dlitillety south
of this cily, rtsultlng in death of one man, and
si or seven others ticlnc bsilly In tired. 1.1-
eaplng gits from still raught tire, exiled and
mew om cna 01 inuiuing.
A lila I lain.
jmuIiU te PMiaT.
New Voaic, teh. 6. Fmnk Meyer of
Brooklyn defeated Ihlt Victory of this city in
ten hard bloody rtHimta with skin cluve for I
a purae ol f joo on long Island early this mom
ing.
J lie ligtit was a wry brutal one.
file rUbrrlrs aeallua.
W)1)k, te D-(
Washing
Dsaoi-SAT,
AVakiunoton. Feb. 6. Ex-reiresentailve
Triton of Cal.to dsy made argument before
house committee on mertha-t marine and fib-
erics In behalf of bill granting sulwidies
ameriesn vessels engaged in foreign trade.
to
Will Uaag.
Bjxclal to Paaoeaar.
San Francisco, Feb. 6. Wong Ah limp,
the chinaman who in April of last year mur
dered bis uncle by stabbing him in the back
was this moraine sentenced to be haneetl on
tha ijth iiut.
(TRiOlS riuutsss Tllg Ht ltl'Lir.
Tbe weight and bulk of the gold and silver
U,; - , now i( ,be UmIcJ HMn ,reaiu,7
lorm the sttlijcct of much imtuiry among people
of a mathematical turn of mind, one of whom
has ascertained lha! Hie cold alone ta-irh 601
1.... ..f i , 1 .1... ..,
.
1 - . J' . . 1 t- 7
weighs 7,000 tons, Corded along the high-
w., na wumi cwiucti, me goiu mouui mat
a wall 4 teat high and 4 feet thick for a dis-
lance of in feel. Tha silver, if similarly
t 1 i t! a is . a . .
v- . '
,..tu m a ao.m wau, wohm eatemi 4,4
feet, or about fiv. sixth, of a mile. If packed
a sixth, of a m.le. If packed
.each cart, the procession
unlaining gull would cover
in cini, 10 1 10
would be nearly
tance the cans containing gut.
tro and one half miles, and the silver tadened
carts a fraction over to miles, St. Iuis
RrfmUk,
A Ct UK ruR nirtlTIIKKlA.
Tl folic ing remedy was discovered ia
Germany and is said lo 1 the best know at
At tbj first indication of diphtheria ia lh
throat of a child nuks the room closes then
take a tin cup and pour into it a uuaatiiy of
tar aod turpentine, eijml parts. Then hold
the cup over a fire so as lo fill the room with
f-mca. The Htltle patient, en whaling l lie
fumes w ill couth up and spit out all the mem
branous matter, and (be diphtheria will pass
oil. The fumes of I lie tar and turjcnline looa-
ea the matter in the throat, thus affording the
relief that has balued the skill of physicians.
New York TUgrm.
The nest republican state convent km in this
state witl mark lha permanent VMabtiahment
of Joe Simon's control and domination of that
party and its nominations, or it will lt tbe
beginning of tbe end of such control. If Joe
retains bis commanding attitude in tbe party,
he and a few banker and tool of corporations
witl have possession of every wiies that move
the party orjanuatlon. The agikuitumt or
laboring man will be as much out of place in
that par.y aa a fish out of water. To take
away the power and influence of corporations
and banks in that party is to destroy the pow
er cf thst patty either for good or for evil. To
decapitate Joe would be to do that very thing.
Joe is a faithful and courageous representative
of corporate and banking influence and if their
representative be di iven from hia'prctent atrong-
bold these corporations and bank wilt no lon
ger take intercuts in the success of that party,
The representative Icadcrsof tbe rrpullksa
party bave no view a in common withagrkuiturai
and labor pcoj le,ss has been shown (n a thous
and and one promisee made only to be broken.
The larglest and costliest private man
sion in the world Is said to be that belong
ing to Lord Bute, catted "MonUluart,"
and situated near Rothesay. It covet
nearly two acres and is built In Ojthic
style; the wall j, turrets and balconies are
bui.t of stone. The Immenae tower In
the center ot the building is 120 fect high,
with a balcony round the top. The halls
are constructed entirely of marble and ala
baster; all the rooms are finished In ma
hogany, rosewood and walnut; tlu fire
place are all carved marbles, ot antique
design. The exact cost ot this fairy pal
ace ia not known, but it has never been
climated at Ic.s than 1,900,000.
1 he latest piece of Chinese legislation at
tempted at Washington by congress i) to num
ber and keep account of tbe Mongolians in the
United States, Representative Morrow, of
California, introduced the bill proposing to re
quire the superintendent of the cenaus to
enumerate the Chinese population of the Unit
ed States, and to iasue to each Chinese a cer
tificate, which shall be regarded as the sole
I evidence of his right to remain in the United
States, but shall not lie evidence of his right to
enter the country. Chincts without certificat
es ninety days after the enumeration may be
arrested, convicted of illegal residence, . and
sent to their own country, tin. person bringing
them to the United States to be liable for the
costs. The bill carries an appropriation of
f 100,000 to give the effect to its provisions.
Pope Leo, deapile nl advanced age, la
an unuaolly early rlaer. !Ic is rarely in
bed after 5 -.30, and by 6 he may be seen
walking in the gardena of the Vatican at
tended by some membrr ot his house,
hold. Very often ho gives audience to
hi secretaries before bi eakf.ist.
To clean so called brass lamps rub the lamp
.horoughly with a mixture of crocus and sweet
j oil, stand it aside to dry. When dry polish it
with dry crocus and chamois skin. ,
Yellow stains, left by sewing machine oil of
white, may be removed by rubbing the spot
with a cloth wet with ammonia before washing
with soap. .
A red hot iron passed over old putty
soften it so it can be easily removed.
will
Hot fat or cutting bread will soot, dull the
edge of the sharpest knifo.
A little ammonia in tepid water
and cleanse the skin.
will soften
tTliea Baby waa slek, we gave her CMUHm,
When abe was a Child, she cried for Caatorta,
When alia became Mica, aha clung to Coatorla,
When e.bad hUdren, she gave them C&afavla.
Pltcher'o Csctorla
man watk itewi,
Frem Thurdiy'a Daily,
At thl city hi morning, after one of th
brlghtot night Imaginable the Willamette
had fallen a foot and a half tlnce four
o'clock yeterday.
At pre time the river had fallen abeut
tour fect from the hlghekt point, and w
falling all the way from Eugene to at leat
Oregon City.
The taw mill at Independence wai one
of the unfortunate Itutluitlon of the valley
.,.! .l,rrio(l ti.aor.U Pnrilnr.1 .m Mn.
.1. -
The truck on the O 1' fiom Harrow
-
slough nearly opposite this city to the Day
Is all right, A train arrived at that point
last evening, and Mr Geo E Porter came i water win soon be forgottaa in the
acoas In . boat. 1LVA,M!?abAh A,b'
em ,s 111 A a . g I
tunatcly remained Intact.
Portland though welt watered escapes
without the low ot any ot it bridge..
All klndsot rumors about washouts and
I
demolished bridges and buildings
been all oat. In order to correct any such
it may be stated that bath the brldues on
the bantlam.crosaed by the Narrow Gauge, I
stood the flood. A young man from the
Forks Informs us that a train arrlycd In I
hclo yesterday frrm the north. The Han-
"a,u bridge at atayton 1 all right The
Turner bridge across the Callpooiadld not
n All lti PnHtanil hfrlilifM vmimbIh ft.l
" ... . ... . : . . I
.Vliia.ia fll
mill along me river in Albany remain,
though It was reiiorted in certain part of
the county that all had gone. They weren't
even shaken up, an old addition to th e
Monteitn mm oeing the only loss. I
n'ii . k uu uiuui mum waa una i
mat me waier at rortmnu reached to
a . a a . a . ...
rourm aircci.anu mat one nunured nouses
Air lllka Uhlln-' l-t IT lira.t nl .boon I
by the flood and Jim Nanny Informed an
suoany man mat ma loss wasnne Hun
dred head of sheep.
IX TliC WILLAMETTE.
A Cloae Call far 0, U Kavaga.
l-t Friday Mr, George Dickinson
had made arrangement with 0. L. Sav
age, the drayman, to go to Batem in
skiff, the latter, w ho had fished on the Co-
I lumbia, to do the rowing. Mr, Savage put
out irom ine oio sawmill in the skin to
eotne up treatn after Mr. Dlcklnsrn. He
had Juat atruck the current when hi boat
,
1 waa iwihim rooik a no upaci. oar. oavavei
c,un t" "' rid for help, aa he
w ffjcd down In the rushing water,
i ine ooat turning orer sovcrei nine, ana
" on7 Mh Kre,t norX ,n"t "e hePl
LhoW fn tK". Wa'lace Atead, only a
1 oor. lutn neii inrn inni nr tvmw. inn unit
I " "-r- " "w
great ucaterlty and muacle put alter the
upaet craft . overtaking It beyond the O. V.
urt craft , overtaking It beyond the O. r.
dge and piling Mr. Savage In by skill-
-
ClXVErUAI.&
CtOVBKDALt, Feb. tlh, 1S70,
To Th Mam About Town. -Wsare!
nicely situated her, at this inimtomt&Z:A
pow having the second rlac of the flood,
It I just high enough so I can alt In vr.j
easy choir and fi.h fro.n the deck of my et 'r7 to I 'rtl.o.l, which will be a con
front porch, or by going part way down fmaUoo d.voaUy dnirad. Itwasthoaght
stales and walking on ehalra, as so many
stepmn. atones, to -the door and then Into!
lhe txial. isow lor a vt.ll to a nrlctibor a
. - r - . .. ...
mite away j no opening of gates or dusty
roads on this route t but a few pulls at toe
oars and you are gilding gracefully over
1 tie 100 of the tree in your neat door
neighbor's orchard. This trip is a very
comforting one when you know that you
nave icii nothing at home that win
drown ; must say that the flood washed
I away fifteen stands of bee for me.bealdes
li the ither property, such as farmlnc
utensils, cord wood, fencing, etc., that it
could lay hold ot. Tried to claim the old
white faced cow, but she proved to be an
eprt at swimming ; not so with mv coon
ot fine chkkena.thcv gave it up very quick
after they had to take to the water. This
i a queer country and climate where a
man raise tone of fruit ot different kinda
In the summer and In tbe winter can fUh
nd boat ride over the as me ground. Who
will aay tltl t not using land lor double
purpose. W. M.W.
CAL KSTtTSI SStEI-
I M Ralaton'a .Vd A to Lebanon., ...Filed
L A and I N Woadle to C V Crow,
dcr. hi ic, Woodle'a Riverside
A to Albany (
Jemima Rataton to Anna M Smith,
3 acres In IpiiSRlw......
ISO
4S
tooo
300
300
E Kirkendall a.td wf to I Xlchol,
Int In lot4.bt u.R'a A.Leb...
E C Cox to Elias Maxwell, 30 acre
in tp 10, SKiw
A Ilackleman to S A liulin.lot 3,bl
3.11' 3rd A
W R llardman to A II lialttmore,
130 acres In tp 1 1, K R a w 5600
wolverton to I M lirucc,t-4 90
acres Ip ij, S R 1 w
The American Mtge Co to R L Gil-
arm, 153 acres In tp II,S Raw.
W C Negus and wf to W C Casscll,
lots 6, 7, bio, ll'sjnd A.......
437
1600
3500
Total.
...$13,091
A Ciiekkt Biro. Probably the most
remarkable bird In the world Is the Chinese
pheasant, and new tale are continually
told that surprise the world. The follow
ing 1 from the Corvaltls Times: "While
the ground . been covered with anow,
the Cldntae pheasants have grown very
affectionate, and it I not an uncommon
thing to see them feeding by the dd.cn
In the barn jard with domestic fowls,
Tbe cold and hungtr seem to make them
very tame, and they travel in large flecks
and seek shelter and food at the farmer'
door-yard; and In some places they evenj
watcu ior ine tanner to iced nia ctitckena,
and the moment his back is turned make
a raid on the scanned grain. But the
farmer will never ml the few crumbs
that help tokeep the pheasant from atarv
Ing, for who can tell but thoae aame birds
may yet deck the tablrs for the grangers'
dainty dinner. There tre a few thought
less individuals, however, wh- take rd
vantage of the circumstances, and while
the birds In a body seem to beg for shelter
and sympathy, the flock Is fired Into, and
they are killed and crippled by the score."
Wheat Ruined Only one warehouse
In the county is heard from that Buffered
much damage from the high water. This
was the Wills warehouae In Syracuse pre.
cinct. cjooo bushels of wheat was stored
there by the farmers, and a big partlon of
It Is reported as having been ruined, and
the building Itself is damaged some. Ar
rangement had been partially made to
aeii the wheat tolhe Salem Flouring mills;
but not baving been consummated the loss
will fall on thu farmers.
Postponed, Commander S. W. Reece
ha received a dispatch from State Com
mander McElroy, of the G. A. R., that the
annual encampment at Eugene has been
postponed until March ia.
. Letter Lint.
Following ta tb Hat ot letters ramainlnir ia tha Poet
Office, Albany, Linn county, Oregon, Jan. SO, 1(00
Person calling- for the aa letUn-s muat frt re the data oa
which they ware advertised i .
Aamatronsr, Mis litnnle
llrijwu, Fred
UmUa, tliaa Uagus
Dtiutrlaa, I'nt
OroL'hhi), W
Harron, Orin
Jarratt, HT -Jackaoit,
M
Kitchen, Con A
MillBi(l!rFA
Cowa'l, T A
Knlieru, Mra Lluts
Rrttmntha), Baroay
Soott, J W
Shield, KG
Aildama, R F
Corf oe, John t
Davla, HU Uilli
Fanno, KB
Oiren, O
Irving, Kami 0
Janeoa, Thomas 1
Lewis, JB
Mattaou, Iwutc
Minlier, Peter
Farkiaon, K (J
Kuaaell, WilllRrn
Hhelton, Mrs it
Sitanuon, John W 8
R. TH0MP80X P M.
HARRIED.
LYNCH CHANDLER. On Thurs
day evening, Feb. 6lh, 1890, at the resi
dence of Mr II A Stanaid, in Albany, by
Rev li J Trumbull, Rev David Lynch and
Miss Mattie Chandler both of Albany.
A worthy couple, may their lives be bless
ed by the richest g.fts o life.
HOMgAK'D-AltllOAtl
TIIURaDA'
A uiagnllluieiit day.
Mr A B liu(h!lo)ti, of Jeffurtoo,
wa
in
iiu ciiy yatteraay,
Mr Henry Newman hioluil hi
barber
thop in the Vanoa Dock.
The Awl truln from r.irtland tha T)tto-
ehiT rtlioU will arrive by not Tuaadar.
tbe Ulh Itntant.
F M Mitoliell, a aohoot teacliar tver la
Cauada, hi bfisn in the city,
having came
by way of the Labanon and Narrow Oaaue
road.
Hon F M Klaar walk ml from tSi. nu t
Ilalxty tbe othor day on his way home from
the Linn (Jo lloslnaa eoauoil.
weeaj.isj lUVUlf tur OOnMOg VMn
Uleotrio liliU. While everywhere else
along the rivar thsy had to shut dowa, our
eootinuea car ataady blsxe ol liht.
Kmna rymti at u,orvslH
tto ssl labaiH ft lit l li.d fl- i -.
tUWl JTiLTni .73
it altaeno threaten to thanga tha course of
n,or'
Billy Arlington who played for the bcne
fit of the Albany fir dtfiiirtment several
mmtlhe agn, is now In Portland "olavina."
Kilty will i reniombartd as the broken down
mtotstrei who gsveaone borseeaUrUinmsnt
hra.
il... J..' .1 .inn .1. .
1 III lUUHr.l Cll If I IIMH - KH 1 .l a.
" . . n . . v u mil ,
trdy morning at Jaflersoq, took tilaoo this
afternoon at that oity. Among tlrnae who
att-nded from Albany wen. A B Woodln, S
W IW and 8 H Train, former fmriH i
th u A B of th dtocasad . They walked in
uriinr to oa tutra
p,mK,nv w.i. i... .... ...i
. unv anstSW TBI I Irs II If.
n.it ,n..- t.. ,t.. . 1...
t.-.- .. i t. .. . .
lae wi.loh smpoaa a floe of two dollars for
absence irom a lira, ami 00 (.eat for nnn-at
tendanoaat their regular meeting which
take plaoe at tha bose house oa the fourth
luaadsy of eaub moi.th
The aession of tha
day wa on of tbe shortest on reord. There
o eooteetmn about the Jffrsoo or any
vow oriuira anii an aaon pmiaota want over.
v 11m wmui to oocauiar very
seriously bow muub it haa io.t bv tha hioh
water. The praacut indication ia that it is
not a yory large amount
miOAY.
Th snow Mocbada hu not v.t l.n rlJ
nera ana vajuoruut.
A train ytafly s-eot from Kugcne to
?!.l.l,.l,Mk Uio F condition
1 -vtwaan in oiaaaa.
Out eitiama have eeaaed spending thair
time watehing tha river and boaiuca i,ro-
1 aauai aiaortiy
Th" "iehardwn brblgo aoroaa Crabtrve
crwk and tha Jordan l.ndg. MroWi Thomaa
1 Mini vav at&,t.i i. . a a . a .
I """-w wpaiivu VH Ml ltV IXWOi UOuJI
Mr 7 L Suoh baa Ui UimnU . A
eom. U AlZy mZu Xk
com. te Albany immediately and lok af Ur
bie property at Tcioverdat,, and wiil probe-
Mr Geo C HUr.ard arrived io th city from
Brewasvtita laat evening and haa uu.n hi.
place at tb dreg store of Stanard Hi Cuslek.
Albany win sow be bis borne.
Tb only damage to th gardsea aeroaa tbe
river waa tbe lua of fene and a faw of the
eV-nWAMlMltMaa- J-.F !.( ... -,1. . . t. I . . I
if tot improved by the water . '
I Arraagamaate ware being mad to-day to
""r woam " eeeaia during tbe eveoiog.
Muwae unuk. WriuhL U:i.r. firav .n.1
im . ... . 4
I t.owriaon aaa Airs 1 brail, of tha uub ta
sehool. v tail I tha Lebanon school y aster.
oay, retortJitiK lass svenie.. They were
bltbly pla4 at tb way l'rof Wriubt U
running thing.
A man from aero, tb tWr aaya about
one hundred yarda of tbe bank at tha bead
jaat wast of tba city baa bewn washed away
aod that a littles more would tarn the river
through Ctoverdal. The tovtrament will
have to build a revetment if it keep en.
There are men in Albany who will per te
en t IhrmaeirM as much at tbe man sold
about ia tha following. They are tha oa
who want other men to par for improve.
menu white tbey reap the benefit and who
borrow their neighbor papets inaioad ol
taking one themselves 1 "Ilea Williams,of
Lansing, Micb., haa a novel way ot ridding
his faea of whtakara. Every Sunday moro
ioK fur th paat twenty- to years he baa sat
down befora tbe glass and pulled tbe hair
out of tbe lower part of hia face with a pair
oftweeaera. lie aays that it hurt like most
anything at flrat, but ba doeaa's mind it a
bit now. 1 1 ia 75 years old, and ia loaded
with asrv aad grit."
Arrm th Flood. Thl 1r.ar1.la.
after a clear, frosty night, the Willamette
had aubaldcd about eight feet from the
highest point, falling four feet In half a
day, and al press time It had gone down
to4 feet, A trio alona Water street waa
full ot intcrcn. Sidewalks were upheaved
or taken away, the platform of the Oregon
I'aclfl: railroad was gone and the wharf
was a wreck. The Union I'aclac vharf
witl make good fire-wood and the office
waa well washed out. In front of it Mr.
Hiram Ktutn found two ten cent pieces,
probably dropped by some poor drayman,
and about twenty men apent an
hour or two hunting for twenty cent
piece. Store cellar were well filled with
dirty sediment, easily removed. The
damage to goods waa only nominal, aa well
as the general damage to the city. Al
bany' location Is a good one for flood.
aArcaoAr.
A const ruction train went to -day aa tar
east on the Oregon Facitio as Kipbarta.
Plenty of wot k to do for idle men. to
not waate yoor time, bat use yoor muscle.
The city pound haa been tranaferred tem
porarily from its former location to Scbmeer'a
livery stable.
K. E. llsmroack. of Tall man. and W. V.
Crawford, of Lebanon, are doing the city
to-day.
Tbe wires are ud on the Orcsron Paoifia
from Y equina to Uatesvilla, a complete con
nection being-mad yesterday.
N K Fraaier. tb voone merchant of Pen
dleton, lost about two weeks ago, haa not yet
oeen iouoo, ana nc 1 thought to be dead by
many. -
A. 0. Eecleson. the former O. P. civil an-
tlooer, is now a resident of Portland, and
ha become a general apeculator and minion
expert.
E. K Hammack.Tallman'a Naaebv. haa
be 11 doing Albany to-day. Without aoy
river there t,e teuorta a nrettv wet com
munity for awhile.
The WestSide :s as thorouuhlv out off from
th outside world aa the East Side. Trains
have not been running, ot probably will
oegm again on Monday.
E J McCIannahan. of Eaeenc. arrived in
the rity last evening with four men who had
got ten aa far as that oity and been blockad
ed. They left tbia moraine for Portlaud.
No l'a enaine ia now ready for businesa
again, having been put in order by Kogineer
Millar. Very fortunately there haa not
ran ben an alarm aince the -oil gave out.
Mr. W. II. Temuletoo. news aaent on
the Oregon Paeilio, baa been in the oity, fie
reports trains running between the Bay and
Corvallis, but without any business to speak
of, '.
The editor of the Crownayille Times waa
away from home when the flood came. The
devil ia reported to having taken ohsrge of
the u per and was rustling in good shape to
get out the paper on time. ;
A oompany baa been organised at Taeoma
to build a flume to a huge glacier on Mi.
Ranier and to slide ioa to that city. The
glacier ii 700 feet thick, of tha purest quality
of ice, and the expense of building the
flume ia estimated at $75,000.
TLe sross receipts of tha postnBoe in As
toria, fur the year 1SS0, were aa follows;
First quarter, $2,285 64; aecond quarter,
$2,442.62,- third quarter, $2,389.17; fourth
qnarter, $2,29i.67. Total for the year,
$9,712.02.
A Michigan girt wno waa to reed to go
through tho marriage ceremony with a man
whom she did not wish to wed, said "no" to
every question that required "yes," in spite
of which the justice pronounced tne pair
man and wife. The supreme court, however,
decided that tha whole ceremony wsa null
android.
; Logan and II. II. Hsyes and It. A. Bow
man aimed in this city laat eveatog from Cor
vallis, being on a wire repairing expedition
for the Western Union,
They got everything up to Rainwater',
but were unable to span the river. Profes
sional linemen will ba sent to do thip, and it
will ba several days before the work i com
pleted. :
ea!i..s war Vi sy & a-
IXr.AIlT 90 BuaiNKH. Albn F.nuinJ (i.
No. 1 had thoir steamer out ior trial this
afternoon and sb stood her Usi in cood
lisps. Cbifif Engineer Klewsit ronuosta u
to ai.noune to all hiarnhers of tha company
that the engine is now in working order, and
that in caae of a fire slurm they witl be ex
pected to bring tha engine out.
A DRKAKWATltn TCRvntrn Tl rr,t
Ing floods show a bad condition of the
river bank ct the bend above thl city.and
the necessity of immediate action to pre
vent the entire change of the course of the
river to the county through Cloverdalc
thus ruining our river front advnntagea.
Some thlna one or twn mo-e such floods
would complete the job. Since the water
went down greater damage bus betn done
to the garden land than nrerloul) ,ond at
a height that prevlouoly did not affect them
on previous occasion. Realizing the tie
ccanlty of immediate acllonlhd Cily Ciun.
cll.afirr vteltlng the scene.wlll call a meet
ing or our citizens for the purpoae of tak
ing action In the matter, A petition will
be sent to Congrea aaklng action at trie
present session, ihemattcils aniinpr
t4nt one and of great interest to our city
TJCMl'KUANCEt;OJ,JJ,V.
EilllKl b Allwny W, C. T, V
Th total hanking espiial ofthe.Uutttd
Statea was 17 ,Q',H)tQ'.)0 , Th workii'tf
man drink all th hanks dry in nil mouthr.
uur Uhurcti Uevtaw,
Th Federal Iabor Union of Chicago bs
addressad an open letter to the Hon Frd W
Peek, prfcaidimt of the auditorium aocia-
tion, protoatiog agsmat lhe lnky alin
10 anas ouiiutug.
The political strength of tbe 80DO liquor
dealer of New York City is estimated by
one ol their own leader to l not vt Ihtn
40,000 vote. The same authority aays 1
"In almoat every ounty iu th state there
la now a liquor dealuis aovwiation and we
ar all pledged to you togotber."
Ught is thrown upon the temptation to
crime la great oitio by tha fatt that in Chi.
oago webave woman who maks twaha
shirU forycoty-fiv cent and furnish their
owa thread, women who "JoiaU off' aeost-
ly loak for foor oU : childran that work
twelve hour a daj for a dollar a eek.
Alsa that cold should be ao doar an.t nh
ana oiooa so clioep.- Fraooas K Wiitard
Aa EaglUh reaidoi.t of Dalasore, India
says that half oflhpoi-!o in tb diatrkt
oow use opium. Tb opium licena U civ n
to tb man who will pledge to sell th Urgent
amouut. What be etnnot jell be givea
away to children, tnu creating ij them th
horn LI appetite that qaickly makes them
prontaoie customer. The keeper of tb
opium den near th miaaionary presetting
atrod baa fiogara rotting with lproj, with
which be daal oat tne crm of two tortar
tog ana loeurabl m.Iadiea.
It wa atated at th etvntion of tbe W
2 T U b!d in Ontario that ninety-three ptr
ent of tha yoeng who j lined tha lUnJa of
""Y r omu mini ii 1. Here U light lor
aoa laiura ci nabiaiilty.
A Luisviile, Ky, paper notra a ksal
tranaactioo thos 1 "A we.lthy brewer of
this city baa lately bought sevt-n tlioaaand
dollar' worth more property adj iiuipg hia
already Iaro plsoa. If ia best ca:o nara are
ountd at tbe city's expecAe."
tarn governor w virgmta isaued or.Icrs
eome time sine that not more than eight and
a half barrvle of leer ahould be Sold each day
at tb Govrramaot eaiooo in the National
Soldier Horn. Utitnu 8:goal.
Tha filuaiua t'-f .. . . . 1.
ism iistranea m tier, in a atir,;,,? '.. -.r
,. . I . ; ' . " v . v.
temperance mattatrs, gives tbe fuiiottiug nn
viaal item j "At a recant meeting of tbe
Altri.tchao B-ard of Guard Una, it was re.
ported that la eooseqeene of the doctor
preearil'ing cod liver oil instead nf intosi
eania, tb deaths hsJ Lee-n ao tnucb rtrdaoad
that th andertakers refo-..i to make tbe
coffins at tba current eoi.tr.. t rate.
The aslooa beepers of a tiamber of town
and eitiee bave been prist rating a practical
joke no th.maulves by adopting a yellow
ribbon for their IkI-.- in a mockery of tbe
W C T U white rihbou. thereby 'jami.eirg
from tha frying ii... iitohcjire. "bv advet-
tisios tbenssslve i.mu suffraiat!i, or ;n
oioer worus, "ioen u a worst rucuiUv.
(harrh) lilraesary.
U. P.CilCBCl!. Preach int; every Hahbatn,
moroiug and evening by Kcv. K (J. Ir
rute, V. D. babbath .School at 2:M r. a
Prayer meeting every Wa Inessday evening.
EvamusUcalCboiiiCB. Preaching on Sabe
Vath at 1 1.00 a. St., and 7 r. at, Sabbath
i:hool 10.O0. Prayer im sting every Wed-
ttewiay eve Ding 7iJ. iu-v. tuber, pastor.
Alt ar invited.
M. B. Church, lioFTH. Preaching every
aaunata morning at II o clock a. at. and 7
-0 o'clock P. U. Sabbath School t230 o'clock
3, at. Prayer meeting Wednesday eveoieg'a
rt 71 o'clock, iiev. U UauIuiut, Tastor.
M. E.('HCRCU. Preaching every Sabbath
morning and evening. Song service in
be even tvg before sermon. iSabbath School
1 2.30 e M. Prayer meeting every Thura
ay a reniog. Lev. S Memtngr, pastor.
FaiaaiTKRUir Ciicrco. Ssvice every
Sabbath morning aod eveningjin Church
oor. Broadaibin andFifthSta. Sunday School
immediately after tha morning service.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evenicg
Rev 13 R Priobard, pastor.
First Baptist Church. Preaching eve-ry
Sabbath morning andeve'g.at Church on 5lb
Street. Sabbath School immediately after
morning service. Prayer meeting ever
Tbnradsy evening at 7:30 o'clock. IUv.
Trumbull, pastor.
CoHOBCOA'noirALCROA.-r-.--HerviceBever)'
ttabbatb morning and evening. Sabbath
School at 12:15. Pvayer meoting on
Wedneaday evening cf each weok. Rev,
Rogers, Pastor. .
TlA! CaURCit T'reacbicg every
Lrwde day in month, morning and evening,
oaboath School at 10 Vclotk.A.
at. Re? J F Stewart Pastor.
Catholic Choacit. Sorvico tvery Sun
day at 10:30 a. M. aud 7 p. at. 1 -est Sunday
oi ID'S month service at i-.ugene City. Iiev,
Louit Metayer, Rector.
Buv Albant Propkrty firvt mid last
and all the time, yet if men must and will
buy Astoria lots and acre properly always
buy the best and nearest to water front and
O R N docks.and that addition is Kinney's
addition to Astorla.the nearest b v one mile.
While we have lota and acre property in
nearly all the additions and acre tracts near
Astoriavwlll be pleased to quote prices and
terms on all and each of them.
Oregon Lajio Co.
An elegant line of new designs of ohaira
just received t Fortmilier & Irving'.
I am now bettor prepared than I bay
ever been to 8uitrny customers in the
hoe Hue. I have just received a large
Invoice of the celebrated Laird Sdieber
fe Mitchell fine ahoes .r ladies
Thernia no njaLufacturei" who clatmn
anvthlnn- bettor than these shoes. I in
tend vo keep a full assortment of thorn in
all prices, widths from AtoEK and can
att't the most fastidious in fit and price,
I ski received another invoice of Iho
popular shoe E P Reeds in Waukeaphast
And Patent leather tip. These Bboes am
weil known itt Albany as a first clasf niea
sty ta shoo. Orders from tiie country fill
ed with care and satUfa :ion guaranteed
Pamtjel 13 Youug.
!-.i!v
Uwtl
-fa
Sir
for Infants and Children.
' "Can tor Jala ao wH ftdaptod to ehndnKithAt I Caatorla ewe (Wte, OowHpatlon,
f r-corimicnd It aa nperlor to any ttfeacrf-Uun I S"ir Ptotnacb, Harrhma, i.rwtUon,
auowatome." ILA. AatmL MtT I ormii, give- aip, and proanotoe o
111 So. Oiiori 6k, trooidya, H. Y. WttW iajorione inedtcatton.
Tini C-WTAva CoatMinr, 77 Murray Street, . Y. '
TtlK MAN AttfJIJT TOtVX.
Inoldun days they married by proxy
now siirnc voting W done by proxy ; but it
wa left for an Albany man to fcct a duck-
ng In th Willamette by proxy. Tbla wa
done bv Mr Geo Dhktrmoo, oil the Oreson
L.ati(j co, and hi frh.'nda are congratulat
ing hlin on the schetnir.
A draym.m tella tli Mai Aij'.j.it Town
that he only hauled one lo 1 ol frci;;h
during tl.e wr-ek. It caipe (o i'ic cr.i-.
the onaignor reaided tn L.Vttj i But
water atrks llslevrl and one lazy week I
inc.'ins arrther lively om- I'o.ttr jtter I
wSo liavtf had vca'ion r.t-i?d noproildini;
to rpgret It when a hundred fold d')e I
adir,iiiilcii:d.
How ea-.ll a rumor i manufictured.
Let a man sec a fly lunging by a thread.
and bv the time it reaches a neighboring
town it becomes a man lynched by a man
During the reccit flood evety bridge In
he valley, almost, waa reported out, and
onlv one important bridge wer.t. At
Brownivftle it was reported and believed
that a 1 the mill aton' the river in thi
city were wahed awav jind that the water
was two feet deep on First Street.
.. -' mmm
Many thought the old Foster warehouse
would aurcly g ,attd the problem was one
that required some heavy study H; by the
O I men In reference to the management
of.the bridge.divers plans being sugj;eted,
one that thu draw beopened,if it went that
way, which would have been a dangerous
operation with the breakwater out. It wa
finally concluded to trust to luck. We
may not have another flood for ten years.
but It is well 10 remember that so.nc of
these buildh gs are getting pretty old, tod
may cauc trouo'c some time.
..F. S .s. Pres
C. II. Tw.mr, 8e
Albany
IRONWORKS
Msnn&acltirers r?-
1EA7JI EUS1HES CHlSf AH 3 SAW
yiLLMACHiNERY IH3.I FRDHT5
K Al3 ALL KiHDS 0? HEAVY
AKO LIGHT WORK, Ki
IH3H AKO BRASS
CASTIKSS.
apeotal aUntin
li cf mehlnr
Ha'wttirss Hade on Short Notice.
V Vie-kiakel
v.jaee.
AT
PRICE &. ROBSOf'
ET"3
Teiir)eotlveais tbe medipine mns
are store triaaa a pBraraiStve. '2 ta ta pr-.
n , ts aaaal coaatavlsi
Tonic, Alterative and
Cathartic Properties.
Tail's Pitta yMsea theao qualities ta
tevsi snalaaeat stesjree, stnd
Speedily Eesioro
tb teemete (belr saataal perteitalUe
auaosieaa, aa aavemtial to rcKUleu-lSjr.
Sold EvcrywHorOe
THE
i tho
D. M . Fit R R V (St. CO
V. Uo are t; ..-.-t ; , v ; -oca ta tbe woOO. n
. . I.I . ruiv5: Co 3
r!utTfcied, Deacripiivc ami Priced
WaWaHsW Wf Aa
ICiin'S, SCO IO tOSt aVtOMHI CUMOCCCTaV,
ts better than crrr. Kvery r-creon
Ujuig Our arm t riwr er ricut
D. M.FERRY tt CO,
DETROIT, MICH.
FOR tm fllLV!
A r wl II E l Oeotral aad KF.&V0Q8 DEBlLITYj
ffTT? akaaas of Bodraad Kisa: ESfecU
kJ J eVVaU ef SmmerSzeesuaia Older Yoiny.
at n eat et. Soeila BaHOHO ntlir Reateeeii. Hear to itarce anS
Wreka r,l.l ll'H rUlr-Hl I.HtilV i PAKTSoi BOtlt.
Abeelut-tr allies' HUSK SHKitBUlT BeeaHtla la a eej.
Xm ieal Sreaa 41 Statea, Teerltartee, bm Feevkea reaatHea.
taneaeiwrttaiSaea. Bee, fall , etaeatten, aael areata atatte
i Sra. aetsraaa iiil ttiaeSAl Siif AAB, a. I.
To All Iliom It May Conc&rit."
The Cennaniit Fire Insurance Co of
New York, having reinsured its entire
business in the State of Oregon, said com
pany (having on deposit with the State
Treasurer, $$0,000,) hereby give notice of
its dis-rontinuance cf business in Ore
con; and its Intention of withdrawing its
deposit now with the State Treasurer at
the expiration of the six months printed
notice required by law
Germanic Firk IssuraxckCo ofN. Y
Hugh Schumann, Vice President.
Dec:' 18S9
Delmonica Restauranl.
CORNER FIRST ANB ELLSWORTH STS.
The nnddrxigned having purchased the
old Herman Restaurant taud has opened
nudur the above na u a tirst-ola reetsu
rant. We are prepared to furnish meat
for partiea or dancca on enort notice. Oys
tTS served in every stylo, eastern or coast;
all kinds of flah knowa in tho market.
Em cloy only tira-clafS teln, and waiting
wiil be prompt and courteous. Regular
meals '25 eta. Cout-a of Lrst-claas quality
and a cup of coffee and caka at from 5 to 10
cU. I am well known iu this city and re
quest the tizop to .give me a call.
SAM GwETS, Proprietor.
2nd
Store.
jiasi it'.ook of 2r,d pS" ;oods tu the Val-try-,
sad lltn most roasj late prices, both
io Onvitig and saltiDg. i" hava oa band
Alt Mods of
FURHiTUHH, STOVES, TINWARE,
TRUMXS, BOOKS, PIUTURES.
CLCCXS, CHOCKFJ Y,
'ETC., ETC.
& i?ir.)i-.wastcf E Young's o5(. store.
123
ST, C
I ill S o
WtwriiaiitiawWiswaiaSii niij
Wo havo iha Exclmiv Controflt
A4 don't Am f7r3 prl" U Jhk
r "arts, or IU m BEST HADi
LC aewy vaMeBjveaJ
0 EE HSJ Uht HALT rb-iw.
.... e..ea -I llll f1 f)
f)taa.e, .
SAMUEL E YOUiiG;)
ALBAKY, 0REC0JI.
J . E. WEATHESFOltD,
ATTORNEY AT IA,
ALBttT. StEtia. ij
17 t- EalcPHEBSOn,
First Street. " .
Real EUte Broker, loersBce,andn..
to lose. I bave a large lis. of impnaj. .
and uuiiiijrovd city property, at4 frsi !
Kardeo aod frmtog laoa tu targa aoa am
trscts. A I sell on commiasiota oniy.if y
want to boy or soil it will pay yoa
and see me. , W
at mav.
HAY SENDERS
taalers in General Immik:
HARRISSaSC - - - C2EC"
J, tjf. WIIlTflEY.
Ai-xcLiey Asl CouniBllor At L-
eat KD
Sotnvj Public.'
ALEA'i'j CEECOH
Witl prai:'. , I all of tbe C-s
sl MUto. AH b in intrualr to :
will bo promptly sitonded to.
y--';M ilfn-
Vrt I ear Crts I r Tvi iwia mereTT 'a '
stop t) rn iuf a ttuin, an i t:.cn have '.iir.i r- :
tarn arnuii. 1 Kb-; A I.Al'iUAl. CLliii. ?
1 bare tniOs tLo (Ue&-se cf j
nxs, HPiivsFsir os? - i
gATaTtiRG sicunms-:,
A Kfa-k.Tt,? atadr. I wr.r.AT pit veTOeSt te i
Cf H8 (.!. r.-r.r-t" cat, lircttuse otiiers l.'srj f
fr.tk-ii irrr.rei!sonfrnotBoTerfftviiiitaciie. i
: cj'i ;-i .i-ifc :.-ratrcaitc and a utt iiotaF-l '
i s-.-
I rf-M.J.riii.B UEUEny. G:t tsp.-a '
it cois yoa notliio-i L.r a
: ' it v. Curs you. A'J'Jj-tv-i
-OT.SVl.C., iSSPiAaSMIirriYcai 1
PATENTS 4
taieerL ana all other btuiaesa In the U. K. Pile.
rHo attFrKiedad to tor moderate feea.
Ourojsorrpoit the U.S. PaUnt OfEce. a.
eoan obuia Patents leas ttase Ibaa thae tw
rorn WashtneAn. .
rend mixii a ordimahief. We at1- to patnr
ability free of charge .and we make o charge
are obtain patent.
W refer here, to the rwtaiaMer, the Sirct.
Xonev Order Dlv. and In ntheiale nl I ke IT a (Via,
OAee. For circular, adnre. terma. aod ete-c.
oectual clients ia yourovn Si ate or eocnty, ias.
A. SIVOW &CO
Opooeuw Patent OlGce. H'sRhtrnfioa. D
ihany Nurseries. -
We are permanently located on the ol
liilna hotneatead 4 mtla irom Albany oa
Uoryama road, and bave on baud,
stock cf .. -
Choice Fruit Trees
of our o-ra growing, wheli wa soil at tk l
0 west living ratea. :
Parties contemplating planting ahould
consult their interests by examining oa
stock asd priaea before purchasing. '":
liTkttH tiBOWKBIA,
'Albany, Oregen.
ABY CARRIAGES
AT
.srswAur so
FUMCIS PFEIFFER.
-PROPRIETOR OF - ;
Albany Soda Works X
and Manrfacturors of
choice caiFEiiiiami, : ;
A'e r.re now preparer! to Mil at wMC"
i, alwaya frenh
Bci fn deaiertt.
ef
ttpo pma at Portlt'ou
We e,'r kp a full
fiuts ani Tropical Fmits,
;IQfii3 i3 T33C0D
Fnitmiller k Irving,
if
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3
4
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-FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Pro 3ipt Itti itiai-Firsi- clas3 EeiT3
PsIONEY TO LOAfl.
$330,000 to loan at 8 per cent oa im
proved farm or city property r
WALtt
BR0'JSTS
On -
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