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VOL XXV.
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1800.
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Four Monster Railroad Trains! Sixty J)ubIo Steel Cars
Ieuiretl for its Transportation.
O r 1000 Mea, Women inj fIo-,et FOUR. CIKCUS KIN'Iiii SWU-ieu.', Opera
tion. I'nm'Mjee It.ppiKlrnn.c. Track T c i:.;i :ii'.
Our Galaxy of Arenic Stars Embraces 12 Lady Bar-back Equestrians!
22 Male and Female Gymnasts!!!
MALUM
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Troup or Rl J
OrieuU. Joltrf Famous
Realistic Revival of the Snorts, Pastimes ami Contests of
il A .aTi if . r. ?
vnc iviicieni jvoman Hippodrome; introducing on us
vast Track GO Thoroughbred H'or.-f and Ponies; '
CO Male and Female, I Joy and (Jirl Jockeys.
The mot Exhileralin'j and I'inia'mj Event
MAGNIFICENT, TRIUMPHAL SPECTACULAR STREET PAGEANT
Fiftjy Cage Menagerie, J, 000 Ra;-o Animate,
15 Open Deris, a Museum of Living WondOiS.
Grand Free SL!iibitio:i Each Day
Froro-:-the-:-Cir'ja-:-Oivuul.. Thrilling I5il!'rm -:- A j.:uion -:- & - Israeli a Us.
A JUMP FROM THE CLOUDS TO THE EARTH.
Doors Open at 1 acl 7;
Ni;V STORE.
Mitchell & lewis Co.,
-DEMiliS IN
igdcuUfinil Implements
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ALBANY, - - - QFUC0F
COME -A-TSTD 3 ES0S .TJS
. FURNITURE.
It you want the best and most durable furniture
that is manufactured in tho city go to
Thomas Brink.
DR. MILLER'S
Prescriptions.
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Remedy for Each Discaso.
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11 A n.) II I 13 CLOWNS lj
EICYtLK AUTISTS. Gjn.imstt -. i.1 SicUlita.
Wretler, Chtu j,ioii l)on.
of a Lifetiiua wVt be to WilnnaH our
P3rforzanca One Hoar Latsr.
NEW GOOD
T s,'
Somk Oli Proi'LK. July i6lh wm lha
88th liirthJay ot Mr Kihor, ninther of
Mm Jtu Elkln. Ttir event wn duly cel
ebrated by n old folki party that wa pro
nouneed ft verv Itlluricm and enjoyable
alTalr. Mont ut the furtilutrj, though, re
main Intact In Mr KlkhiH Itandnome rexl
donce. Thonelt Intended puieW lor old
peoide aevrral vtuuiuer woiikii were Invlt
ed. Nil a Hr Stewail, vln l only 70, belntf
allowed to attend, rii. I wu the youtwrat ot
the Invited euexta. Mr Althoje, mother
ot Mm S K Vonna, veuraof aije.wna the
oldekt. The afternoon wa am-nt very
h:innotloulv, A nice tea waa acrved in
thp evenini;, which showed that at leat
aitH'tltea icni.iln vonthful. Mra I'l.hrr,
aecordlni; to preent liulleatlona.lH iol for
aevfral mure hirtlidara and the Dkmix'HAT
hopea toboMh'e attinetime to toll if her
1 ooth birthday.
An I nski ri.nti iI.vttkk In aonte
uititt'tttuntatlc manner, .t.athe Spokr.na
I'll! I it KtvloA, t ie ImpreitHlon haa ualned
crctletive thrtniLhtmt the northwei.1 tha
Spnkune It'll ha rained Sf,ot to le
offered In priva at lite n?xt annual tour
nnmenl ot the Norlhwotorn Klremen'a
Angu lation aa nn Induce tnent tor the hold-
Ins of the tournament in thU city In all
th-9 Sound eltlea. ut PoitUnd.Astotl.i.W'alia
UaSiaa'nd other place, It la tinderatood
thai toe tournament will be held here
Vancouver, I!. C., offered fj.ooo, b ut aa
xoou a It learned that Spokane Fall
hatl oueirtl i.ooo it waa decided In hold
the meeting here. Allot thUtanewato
the ntemher oi ttie liiemem'a ui'oii.ttltn
ant. the illr.vtoi ot the fair a.o UtUiti In
tilit citv
C't' r Titito.v ii. A reinUeton jmper May
llobittijoii'i) ciretiH i aceotiipauied by a
li: crowd ot the worot rut throuta ever
in the tiorthwent, the nhell mutt, the la'r-
ry mat:, etc, all 1 1111; nn liuinl. Aa iih-
ttul u lot t( tttnnrt tileeka tritil to lxut
the utransrcnt ntn! never! lititttlretl tlnl-
lar were ctttuntl. Stieli open rohliery
hIiouI'I not lio litliiwt'd, nnd r'.yht here we
ask whv it cannot 1 tirohibiteii when
the cirt-tiH reafln'H Al'iany. At ltnit
these thieves mIiouM not he liiH tmeil, even
though tliey link tor the lifetime tinder
iwtiu1 tither mime. Ad the name, it !
low ed to jlnv I heir (,'itmeM the name oltl
KreemcM w ill lie oil haad X lose thetr
iiionev.
Ilavr..sT TiMK. Mat:er arc becoming
lively out through the country, where bar.
vr-t U hi full hi t-t. The hlnvler I kinfn
it annual Mtn'ive 11 a iloll.it a bushel,"
on ne.ntlv evei v f.irni. entl the etilt rn
ktjika IkiuiuI in kheuvr are U-llhi(j ot a
pretty jjovhI barvrat. In a few day a the
thrt-khrr. will hetn work.anj theprcciou
eraln will he placed in readlnra lor ttr.
ue until Of pi Ice rnUei, probably after a
b'j epen.e account to be hiU rt no In-
crrae hi price over the October or No
vember market. For awhile the farmer
will be scarce in the citv and the atrceta
mar look quiet, only to eive place loan
after harvcM bua'lc that protr.Uc to lc blj.
A I.ISS Co Mas. OMcer Minto nrul
Iitley lititt liij;Ut arrettte.l an old gentle
man who inie.ht lmve K'cii seen arouiu
the utrcett tluriiix the tiny, larely able to
proceed ith the aid of H cane, mv the
aletn lutirnnl. Thta inorttii: Ihev eoii
huli il lie w aa out of hi head and had
ht:n taWt 11 1 efore cuntv judvf Waldo
for exatiiiti.ttii'li. All weie e. 11 V ii'teil
llu'.t he w:ih ih liiftltt tl and ee..riilij:lv
he tt:! I'liiiiiiiitted to the eiivlutn ami
t.tkiii tin r.'. 1 1 in name U l.-real A tiray
a;cil .i.t vi arii, rent'leiiee l.mw licvilie ami
ban a relative, !.im tirav, at Alhanv. ilia
mental iiihm lit n il to U- the result oi
irregular h'e itinl tl ipntioii in the pant.
He int. a defective memory and ean give
110 av etiraU; mn.unt 4 liitiiDrlf. He la
iiIho par.tlyze I .hyii ally.
, IV.t 1 lih St ir. Ijikt Tttea l.iy Ma
Friendly drought unit ag.iiii l Avery
to recover il, the a!h -l .i!iieot four
iw log that ti.i.iteil lit'i .Mr Averv'a
land, a leiv iiui- .' n!ve to 11, during the
Itigit w;iti r i.i ". v. ii.lir iti;d weie Inaiiil-
iaetured i. . w...i hy the tlefi iidunt.
1 ri. ndly t i 1 : ::-. 1 that "the big U loi ged
to htm, henei 's i- H'.lit. The cane wan
tried before .l -tiei- A J William, of
l'hil'-tmith precinct, and iH ittiil under
ll'lvim tnelit. tiaette.
SoMK AtiVICK.
Fix your :ilew,t!ka.
("tit 'low 11 tjie w eedn.
Irii.k coM water hut tlo not throw it
on cuiiitiii ndal!c t isteriirine.
Live wiliilll Vi'lir llll UIIK.
Never flit oil inure than you can digest.
Talk Albany.
lJun't kiek at the umpire.
lion't Ikt :t hoolhiiii.
Never imagine that you are the only
person in the world.
Nkkher Tiik;4 IJ.rtv, Owin;
to the
the Al
greatly lttrreafiii l.usiucus of
bany vvfi.dt.-u Mills, six new looms, re
el vc I a tew day ago. have lieeri out up
and set running. A jack is on the w ay,
and other machinery is being addedThe
nuns are proving a great buaincs huc-
cesit.
Ixdu.-atks Whv. A Mingle page in an
issue of the Century taken for atlvcrti-
ing purpose cokI t-ioO, and in IIarter'a
A yearly advertisement in one
column of the Chicago Tribune cost $'20
BM for the lowest and tirttUXK) for the
highest priced column. These figure
wotiia .iioubtiesH ie t interest to men
who invest 2 or t.1 and flatter thctttr
Helve w ifh the idea that they are extent
sice advertiser, and also' to those w ho
o fretiiently ask w.iiy country papers
cannot I4: printed a cheap a city
papers.
Mkt With Clns. The Dkmocbat pub-
lishe every item it run across alxut
former Allianian, hence the following
from Tacotua :
"Colonel Paul d'Heirry, who i one of
the counsel for Mcllndc in the suit
against the U K land olliee for patent to
school ttcntion 10, under the mineral act,
was in the city to-day, and visited the
dinputed section. He Bay he was met
by mix aruieit ucrmtic and w as not al
lowed on the land, and that Mcllride
will sue the ledger, of this city, for dam
age for an editorial which appeared in
the. paper thl morning."
Slow to Htaut. The Oregonian conv
plain that July i w earing aw ay and still
no construction work I in len done on
either of the three railroad to be built
out of Portland thi Hummer, which re
mind u that Albany i not alone in the
matter 01 rat iroaa buiiuing. ttome peo
ple growl liecausG the i) l' la not going
ahead ; but it seems that several other
roads are also Blow about f'tarting.whteh,
in tact 1 tlie iutory 01 raproad building
generally.
1'o,ht xa r.LLB. The Albany Electric
T.ifht Co ha put the ominous sign on
their electric pole, to "popt no bill,'
previounly knocking down all the old to
bacco, cow brand soda and other tin anil
pasteboard flashy signs. Could the fly
young men with their magnetic ham
mer see thi work of vandalism they
11 1 . HI! .. . .
wouia no uouoi ie unea witn wrath.
The tin Migng are Raid to lie a great nui
sunce to cumber, nciico the movement
Faith Wont Srt Ooves. In response
to a telegram, Mr Jennie Frazler, the
faith cure doctor, of Salem, camp to Al
bany lat week to attend, Mr Jos Kagan
Injured in .'. runaway accident, It wai
thought two or three rib were broken,
but thi t not known lor certain, as no
surgeon has yet examined Mr Eagan's In.
juries, he refusing to have any one but
lakh cure. Thia Is a free country, but
good suigcon Is good enough for the
writer when hia bones get broken. Faith
cure can't set bones nowadays.
Sends off the Best, -Opie P Read
editor of the Arkausaw Traveler.ls writing
some very tunny articles tor tne lew
Yorlt World,- appropriately illustrated,
Several tn Albany who subscribed for the
Arkansaw Traveler, would like to have
Opie, who knows bow, once In awhile to
write for his own paper, which is not so
very much appreciated as gotten up now
AN KMIIAKANHtNd rilHITION. TllO fol
lowing cenatta atory hi from the Walla
Walla StntoHtnun, am) nit it In a little dif
ferent from nnyth ng ele, wo glvo it to
our render!
One of Walla Vallu' motleat young
eiiuincratori hud a rare experience. In
0110 ot the familiea ho vlaltetl he found
the mother in tied, while three little
children tumbled around promiHcunufly
at their own Innocent will. The enum
erator, with nome tllllldence, impaired of
the ltuly if nlie wm alek. Hho replied
wilh a aty twinkle in her eye, Ihatalie
waa. Our yottng ceiiMtiM taker then In
formed her that it wan bin duty to record
the nature of her dlncnnc. W ithout tin
neeeKHiiry parley, h0 pulled down the
enver anil revealed to the blindilng nit
merutor aa plump aapcciiucn of Infant ile
humanity aa wa ever lieheld. The llrat
name to ho given to it w ill he tlto name
an that of the hhiHhlng young eeiiHiia
taker tor North Walla Walla dial rict, and
tlui reporter hint the facta from the lutty
heraeit.
Thk McrrKH fKrrti:i. Kvery eatab
linheil local newapaper receive wttlmerlp
lion from large cities which puzilo the
publiaher to account fur, hut the New
York Time lately threw aoino Unlit 011
the niHtU r: "A w holemilfgriK'er in thia
city, who ha U'come rich at the huai
neaa, any hi rule i that when he aella
a hill of gtMNht on credit, to immediately
mtbwrila! tor the Ita-al paper ot hi debt
or. Si long a the cUHtomer adverliHetl
liberally he rented, but a ami n a ho I Ki
gali to contract hi advertiaiug apace, he
took the fact a evidence that there waa
trouble ahead and invariably went tor
the debtor." The man w ho la too iioor
to make hi buaiueaa know n i too poor
to do buMtiiaa. The w ilhdruwal of an
advert iHcmeiit j evidence of a weakneaa
that hiiaiuca men are not alow to act
upon.
Ytta," aay the Herald at the liottotu
of the IKuiH H VT'it and Aatorlan' remark
on the railroad eommiaaion, "we have a
aupreiite court .govenior.and Me vera! other
olhcer, including quite a sprinkling of
legislator every two Vt ura. And what
do they do? Why Hot alaillah the whole
arrangement and go it on the cheap style.
it'll 1 a make you tumi to Hunk ot pay
ing all those, enormous salaries, and nil
fordoing nothing but just sitting around? '
A man must be up a tree, where lie can't
ace, to compare Oregon's useless railroad
com inlsaioii with the other brunches of
the state's governtr. ut, which of course
are necessary toil management. The rail-
roatl commission, though, a managed
now, i a mere sinecure, and our contem
porary i the only pejier w c have yet seen
that wa ao thoughtless n to come out
and defend it.
A SrtKKMKM'a l'krru. ilicic arc
few, if any, '.own in Oregon the Ue ot
1'ilncvllle that acrvt a a depot of tun-
pile for an rea of country tnatlv or quite
seventy mPe Mpiarc. It i little wonder,
when the tact ore coti.hlcrcd, that a inglc
mercantile bou-e in Oil town will aomc
time c II in one day a. much a live thou
anj dollar worth of giod. The annual
purchase of ktocktnen's itipplle In thl.
town l .Imply bnuicii.c. No purely
ftgticulttirst region icon pnrrou
li.n mir nun. Our walti, . tiur atork,
fiimi llic ulr of wloi.'i ut- (ji t more protil
than the valtcv fi.rmt t ean inili!y uliuin
fiotil the a.ile t f w I . .it at 7sCcnt per
tiu.ticl - New A I'flnevliie man tn
foiii,. ti. 11. a ,,i.c l', ir, there t-'i.l a bu.l
m. ot SijOk-o attar, until llii. tear.
when it wliltliop lo 10 $jit,ouo,
ttie lutlie recent ih.atrtiu wlniei.
Ni' ma i) V,- 'lite A. tor U folu mb.
an .a t ihere I. a grti big lii.prr.,lun thai
tlie tiregon rcllic couiptny l Ul.liul the
,,1i.iiiv ,v A-iiiiu rat tojj prtiject alio that
the line will be put lliiotigli tonui ,.
idle. It i. i itl that ihe auivrt wlil Iw
ln.i.lit il ti.i. mouth ai d that a Urge foiee
I grntlc will be t ut (o work liii.nettl.tiriv
n il all ti.r wot k ti nt tan be ili'i t l fine
he wiiit. r tale C'tin'Ciue. 't lie unit'
manlier in v I. it ii . , , i Mug i tn tn clone
Iredaronliileiice to H e ilt.ptc.ion tlnti; tic
tiMiip.nl, v mraii bu 1... and that the attr.
Vc) '"a ' wt pa" ' "te Isjom m heme.
Ukxtos Cot'M v. iv A Cunimht.,thc
serial agent for th- (! e-Jtt Pacific com .
pany at OiU place, h.i taken a month'
leavi of aboence from I . du'le. Mr Tab
ler, a..lk!ant agent r.l Aihatty l filling hi
place-
vear !u llcnton
ouutv. 1 L Aiken I. a. milJ out hi linn
tore In I'hilotnath and led with hi family
lat Tuctlay for Ccn'talla Waluni;ion,
where he will engage In tjtc real catte
bu.lnc.. Uacttc.
We hrve a railroad commission In thi
tate, drawinir an aggregate aalary of
$y,Soo a year. What tlo thev do ? They
draw the aalary, 1 hat's all, AatorLn.
"Correct you are," and It make the
average citizen mad to contemplate the
fact. Nothing cauae more general in
dignation than for a man to get pay for
doing nothing. Huntington discharged a
whole crowd of jut audi men a form the
railroad commilon, and it I to be hoped
Oregon' next Legislature will have a
much sense as Huntington.
Nice SroKAVE. A spasm of vlituc has
struck In on Spokane Falls, and every
device la being tried to hunt out and pun
ihii tne erring . 1 he latent and moat novel
means pursued id fvir a good looking police
oiuccr to go around the city iuring big fat
women to Ut on hi lap In order to testily
against their character. Why be should
pick out "big fat women I a conundrum,
unlcks on the principle of the I loonier
schoolmaster to -'git a plenty while you're
gtiilng." Yakima 11 era la.
Its Ye Aits ago I'.aker City wa bvrt a
struggling village, kept afloat by the pat
ronage she received from mining camps
and stock range which surrounded her
on all side. To-day the Oueen City
stand the metropolis oi Eastern Oregon
Democrat.
Yes, the census return show that its
population has been increasing at such a
balloon like rate that it now ha a popu
lation of 2,500, the gigantic increase of
i.zoo in ten years.
The Nkckhsaky expense. 1500. lias
been guaranteed by citizen of Albany
to defray the expense of their hose team
while training and attending the North
west Firemen's Tournament at Spokane
That statement is certainly too pre
vious. There ha been no guaranty
not, even a team organized, and it is
doubtful if one be organized at all.
What Din rr Cqmt, A Lian county
man bo.ugbt a cayuse pony for 20.as wild
as a deer. He took lum home, where he
got out of the barn yard and ran for his
lie, me new owner got on a 1 100 horse
and followed, catching the animal at
Knox's Butte, crippling his own horse in
the elfort, reducing his value to aliout
.I0. Question : What is the value of the
cayuse pony?
A Former Albania. S R Copeland
of Harney, was granted a license on the
5m Inst, to wed Miss Virginia A Ld.nun
son. The bride elect accompanied the
bridegroom to Burns, and Immediately
after the Issuing of the license they were
married oy tne Kev li ly l aylor. Uurna
Herald.
Please Patient. VVe,the milliner
of Albany, having invited the dress-ma
kers to play a 'natch gaine.are constrained
to request the jewelers to be patient and
wau until alter the aioresaid game shall
have been played, when we will cheerful v
"put 'etnoulonthe fly."
Good En0ugh.--M r D D Dayton, pres
ident of the Sanllam Paint Co, wa In the
city to-day with some fine sample of
ochre from the paint mine on the San
tlam. The company will manufacture ten
different colors of paint, and its superior
quality should insure it a wide market.
A Big Boom. There is quite a building
boom In Prlnevllle just now, A new
meat market is neartng completion,- a
postoffice building, a residence by Squire.
Bell, and a large barn by Smith Si Black
are being beilt,-New.
Tiik Calapooi a Mink. A twenty-five
mite trait is lielng built from Brownsville
to the Calapoola mine, destined soon to
lie heard from in an emphatic, manner.
A writer in tho Oregmiiaii show the
splendid assays received from ore from
these mines, and speaking of the country
give some Interesting facts:
The whole valley of the Calapoola l
one great forest of flno tlmlier, extend
ing to the mountain top on each aide of
the valley, and surrounding the tnliiea.
...i.n.. t. ...,.. 1.. ..i 1 .. 1 . . . . 1
w iiiiu mo mcrvenxiu rmo 11a 1101 got so
much timber owing to demrtietlve lire.
Yet there I enough to last for tnnnv
year, and tha water power of tho Me-
Kenrle cannot be sunmssetl, if equaled,
on thl const , fed n it 1 by clear lake ami
the everlasting snow of the Cascades.
There are many fine farm up the valley
of the McKennle, ami right at tho mouth
of Blue river, within a few miles of the
lead, provision and farm produce ean
lie bought a cheap a In the Willamette
valley In fact cheaper, a egg were
bought thi spring for 10 cent tier dor.en.
butter 10 cent tier pound, bacon 12i
cent per notind, and flour $1 10 per
sack. Surely w ith such prices a these,
no one need 19 afraid of sttflurlng for
lack of provision.'
A Cvci.i.tT Aiikoap. Bert Lucas, Polk
county's best known bicyclist, 1 in F.11
rope with a party of young men making
a bicycle trip over the continent. He
write an interesting letter to the
West Side, from which we clip several
interesting incident: Tuesday the 17th
we started ut 10 a. 111. for Caiidchec 37
miles, where we arrived after a very pleas
ant ride. The roatl were perfect ami the
aeenery grand, and one plat e we coasted
three miles in nine minutes, the roatl wa
dow n Into the valley of Lillieltoiwo and
wa graded just tike a railroad track go
ing down by xix-itag. AtCarulelM'C there
were a great many sir eople,and in the
evening the children caiiio, around the
hotel ts'gging. We bad considerable
rt tossing tiennie In the air and see
ing the kid hustle for them. In the
evening after dinner we got a ball and
bat and went out on the mittare In front
of the hole) to have a little game for
amusement, but in alsnit fifteen minute
we had the w hole sipulation out to see
us, which wa alsnit eight thousand.
There w its to have lieen a concert in the
city in the eve.a we afterward learned,
nut we had iiiiiis'ciitiy taken all the audi
elit e, so it was tmt given.
Tita Jack. There wa a lively per
formance at the Bush-street theatre lat
night when another of It (irattan Don
elly's farce comedies wa introduced to
Nin r ranclseo fun lover. "A Pair of
Jack" drew a full house, and between
the company and the audience there waa
enough iioiso and fun to rouse the most
lethargic to laughter and applause. Tho
two prominent character are, of course,
the two Jaeks, w ho are constantly being
mistaken for each other, much to the
perplexity of the girt to whom they
make love. The Ringing of Julius W'ji
tuark, the banjo playing of Miss Winifred
Johnson and the dancing of Mis Mollie
Thompson are the ceialtie. They
were all accorded encore. "A Pair of
Jack" i a gi-sl piece to drive away dull
care. S. F. Hrjs.rt.
A JA!t St-iiKMK. The Oregon Pacific
Knilro.nl company could increase it
revenue mid at the same time provide a
convenient mean of pleasure and recrea
tion to many -opl of the vallev, by
putting on a S' ial t-ain from Albany
east to the mountain every Saturday
evening and back Monday morning. A
now arranged, a eron going by train to
the ti. r Satttiam country b.i to stay In
Aliwny ov.r iiHrht, nnd cannot p1 p tl
O P at all Sunday, that hundreds w ho
would avail themselves of a weekly
chance such a a'stve suggested are now
deterred from so doing. The attention of
the i P oftU'iala Is ressi-tfully directed to
the matter. Journal.
l.tnttwV Ktesnns Nv. -Dr. a t t -
angle btkliidlit the Calapoola and Sautlam
mine wilh Lebanon in the acute ang'e,
and you have our txji'l potltion with ref
erence to thee two localities. If Lebanon
doe not become the tlUtributiug pr.lnt lor
theae mini, then we will acknowledge
that the prophet U dumb and the keer I
blind
Wc bad the pleaauie of riding to Water
loo T'trdav in company with I K Wcath.
crford and Tho. Kay. These gentlemen
went up to examine their poaacaaliuia at thia
celebrated rcaort. From time to lime they
have been adding to their property uiiiil
to-day they own JlSacrea of land, including,
cvrral hou.cn, and a sratcr power second
10 ic 111 tne state.
A Base Ball Family. Tom Parrott.of
East Portland, ha challenged any fam-
ly in Oregon to play a game of base ball
at the Columbia park liall grounds, in
I'ortlantl, the prtceetl to be devoted to
some charitable institution. The father,
aged 53, take the center field, and hi
eight sons, ranging from 6 to years of
age, fill the other parts of the- game.
Ihe Marshall family, of Linn fount v.
ought to le able to meet the talking
family of Lmmi Portland, but it 1 doubt
ful if unite nine player could l secured
though there are several first-class play
er in the family.
A Livx Co. Flykr, Several weeks ago
wo mentioned the fact that IH Ico, One
co' first colt, had trotted in 2:30 w ith
out much training, and that he would go
in less than !2 :'J0 before the season was
over. At Tacoma a few davs ago IVleo
lid this very thing, trottintr a mile in
2:19'y, making Oneco his sire, standard
bred by iietligree, performance and nro-
gency. Altamont is the only other horse
in the Northwest that has such a stand
ard. Delco i now alsiut at the head in
the N. W. and will not lie afraid of any
iiiiug.
A Sneak Tuikk. Last night a sneak
thief entered a storage house at the resi
dence of C E Wolverton and took from
hi refrigerator a roll and a half of but
ter, six or eight jars of strawberries and
some other eatables. Charley hopes ho
will come again, as he is prepared to dy
namite nun.
VALUABLE PUOI'KRY.
The Cuslck Addition to Albany ha
just been thrown or. the market and will
be sold at sucn prices ana terms a will
enable'' the speculator to make good
money. This property lies just this side
of Goitre's Park; Is high and sightly,
overlooking the city and surrounding
country. In the language of a First
street merchant, "That Is destined to be
come the 'Bon-ton' residence portion of
the city."
Wallace k Cuslck, the agents for this
property, have their own conveyance and
will be glad to show this, the best of all
additions, to the intending speculator.
Bargain atJRcsd's.
The Pulpit aud the nlaga.
Rev F M Shrout, pastor United Breth
ren Church, Blue Mound, Kan., says:
feel It my duty to tell what wonder Dr
King's New Discovery ha done for me.
My lungs were badly diseased, and my
parishioner thought I could live only a
few week. I took five bottles of Dr
King' New Disoovery and am sound and
well, gabilng 20 lb in weight.
New Blacksmith Shop. G V Willi
ha just completed hi blacksmith shop at
the corner of Second and Railroad streets
where all kind of Iron and wood work
can be had and done in first class order
Bring on your plows, wagon, etc., etc.
for repairs.
"Will. Lea vi tub Strekt. Dell verv
wagon will leave the street In the fore
noon on first trip at ti o'clock, sharp: sec
ond trip at 10 o'clock ; third trip at 1 1 :l
o'clock. . Albany Delivery Co.
IOO F. Albany Lodge No 4 hold its
regular-meeting Wednesday evening of
each week. Visiting brothers are cordially
nvitea to a tie no.
STATK'HHJIITH AGAIN.
Seven years ago the Dkmocsat pre
dieted that In le than ten yiarafroin that
time republicans In the west would be
talking as strongly tn favor ot state right
aa democrats. Qui prediction has been
verified. (Some days ago we published an
extract from a lecture dellvcd by Justice
Harlan of the United States Supreme
Court, and a very strong repub lean, which
sounded just like It came from Jefferson,
Jackson or Mdlon. The doctrine cnun
cleted waa state rlyhl to the core and
sound s a dollar. Thru came a letter
written by Gov. ilumpbcry of Kansas on
the subject of "Original Package t," In
which extreme grounds in favor of state
right were taken. Now come the Lieu
tenant governor of Ksnaa, A J Felt, and,
In a speech before the Netncha republican
county convention In that state, said (
"The supreme court of the United
tate ha overruled Ihe law of our coun
try, which have stood the tet for nearly
one hundred year, and ha nut u within
the power of the liquor tralhc. While i
repcct the mandate of the supreme court
of the United State, I conaitlcr that 1 owe
my flrt alleglcnce to the contltution and
law of my stnte."
For saying that be owrd his first allegi
ance to hi tate (Jen. Lee wo de
nouneed as a traitor from Maine to Cali
fornia but, now comes the Lieutenant
Governor of "bleeding Ksnaa, M Kansas
with her 80,000 republican majority, and
utters such strong doctrine on the subject
f stale rig!. The truth I that republb
can are jut sure to be state right advo
cate when Ihe federal government st
annic to exercUe authority which belong
to the state.and which e xerelae of authority
claahe with the Inlcrett of their party.
W'e believe that Lieutenant Governor Felt
Is tight In aylng "Hie Supreme Court ha
overruled the laws of our country which
have tood the teat for nearly a hundred
year when It decided '.bat men might
ship all kind of liquor to Kansas and sell
In original package notwlthatanding that
state has a law prohibi'-irg '.he sale. Put
our Ksnaa republican are entitled to no
sympathy for they have contributed more
tolhecci.tralujtlun of power In the general
government than those of ny other state
nd their rrprcactiallve In congre to-ilav
aland up and upport the Infamous federal
election bill that i intended to deprive
Ihe people id the aoctli of conducting their
own election.
A KMtAhKAHI.tr: UKDI tTIOV.
Republican papci are constantly telling
their leaders alsiut the rcJuction in the istifT
nude by ihe Mi.Ktnlcy bill. A thaler in pot
tery and glatawaic in tin city has banned us
a circular letter bom wtia'nalc dealer in the
caat Uutig the increase in the duties on
'befcc atiitlc. Tticieia reduction wi'h a
rrnijejnie. Read the table;
1 v; 2 3 2
5 2
5 r ' Z 3
1 .est kii-tios. n c -
rt) w a
I fker J l-fck C'KNT,
5 to 7 in opal glolie, white 45 I Ji$
f-mry 45 j ;j
Student chimney com. 4$ 450
' " rt)aial, 45 113
7 in opal atuilrs com. 4J SoJ
7" " " ftniy. 4?
10" " " torn. 4; 135
to" decorate! 4$ 1
to." " " plated, 4S 00
Tumb'ets, light 4$ I 7j
heavy 4S 11$
etched, 4$ Itl
Syphons, pUin t$ 1S2
" etched 45 7o
llolicmion luml let plain, 4$ 14')
elchcd, 4S loO
1'ii. m, 3 in U Ini, 4S 74
.Stiver Va 4$ . 334
told Decorated Vast", 45 224
Alabaster Ves, 4$ 1 70
Fine Vasr 45 1 70
Wliiie Knglta'i Latthrn-
ware SS 6ojlo70
Decorated 60 6S to 75
White China, Buheaitaa, 55 70
Decorated" .... 00 75 to So
Thuringia China, 60 75
lliaque Figuics, 60 71
Toy Tea Set 35 90
Specific duty is calculated on the act
weight ol eoous. hhoulu it le collected on
gos weight, respecting which the bill is inde
Unite, it would vattly increase the rates.
If (he people of the country were thoroughly
and intelligently informed as to the provisions
ol tlie Mcrvinlcy bill, not one hail the men
who voted for it in congress would eve get
back there.
It is noticalile that when the repul lit on
leaders want to pass anything throuyh congress
which they know will not go U rough on its
metit, anil which they know will have to go
tbiotili under the "ng-rule" of autocrat
Reed, they fust begin to accuse the democrats
of being obstructionists. They are now set d-
ing out the report all over the country saying
that the democrats are going to use all 'parlia
mentary tules in their power to defeat all legis
lation now before congress. These reports are
sent out to poison the average republican mind
against democrats in order to prepate republic
cans for what these leaders intend to do theta
selves. It is a scheme much used but the
people are becoming acquainted with it and it
no long.-r arouse them. '
Some republican papers seem
to
be getting their eyes open to
the
profligate and Inexcusable extravagance of
Harrison' administration. The Pitsburg
Dhfalch, a leading republican paper says
"With the estimated reduction of reve.
nue by the new tariff bill of $60,000,000,
the deficiency ot receipts over expenditure
will reach between $03,000,000 and $90,.
000.000. Perhaps thl is a good showing
but It doe not seem very wise for the re
publican leader to go before the people
and claim approval on the record of a
single session in converting an eighty-mil
non-dollar surplus Into a seventy-million
dollar deficiency."
The people are just waiting for fall
election to give the adinlnlsteatton a rap
that will bring It to It senses.
The Augusta, Georgia. CAroju'ci! say :
"Gov. David Bennet Hill Is as sagacious
a politician as the late Samuel J Tilden.and
that Is saying a great deal for his political
acumen. The politicians are looking to
New York and Indiana in I893.. HIU and
Gray would make a winning ticket for the
democracy. Keep your eye on Hill and
Oray tot 10931 "
Wei:, they would make a dandy team,
but somehow a very I a rue number of
thinking democrats have their eye on the
occupant of a law office In New York City.
The republicans turned a democrat out of
congress the other day who had 13,000 major.
ity and gava it to the rtpublican coutestant
who was beaten by that majority. What need
do republicans have of a federal election law?
They can elect members in congress much
easier and with ranch less expense than to go
before the people to do it. v
J W Bentley. best boot and ho makes fin
i ii- Ti.-i.il.. C, T.
IT UKtH bOHT AGAIN.
We know of no paper that has so great a
acuity for gel lug lost.ln treating of the tariff
(juration, as toe Cnfilnl Journal published
t Salem, It ha been giving It reason
for favoring the McKlnley bill. It ay :
"The McKlnley bill la a measure to re
vh.e the tariff a pledged by the republican
national platform of ifeSato retain the
protective feature for American Industrie
nil American labor and at the same time
reduce tho revenue, "
But when sugar was put on the free list,
wa that retaining the "protective feature
for American Industrie" No, .It wa
taking the only "protection" the south bad
except that on rice ant1 Iron, But, then
south ha4 no right that republican
leader feci bound to respect, hence Mc
Klnley made an exception by putting raw
sugar, (an article ralaed wholly In the
south,) on the free Hat, while he rc'al'icd
or Increased It an refined sugar, (manu
factured In the north almost wholly.)
Thl alone stamp Ihe el II as purely parti
san nnd aretlonil. Can the JoMrnaexplafn
why Ihe duty was removed entirely from
raw sugar, (which f produced In targe
quantities in this country,) while It more
than doubled It on tin, an article not man
ufactured in thia country at all Tin is a
necessity of life. The rich, the poor; the
old, the young, alt alike have to use it. The
whole thing Is an outrage and people are
fast finding it out. Again that paper says:
"We favor the bill because It seeks to
place a check tqion Importation of agri
cultural product., now reaching annually
to hundreus of million, by Increaalng the
duties on those article of farm produce
now snipped In from abroad in competition
with the American farmer. The bid
makes lute fee and reduce the duty on
cotton bagging. SUal, manlla and binder
twine go on the free llt. The wool dulle
are adjuated to suit the wool-growers and
a duty will be placed on the nearly thirty
million dollars worth of hide imported an
nually .
But the bill fail to check the importa
tion of that agrlcultuial produ:t known as
sugar, but as we said before thl. is an ag
ricultural product ral.cd in the south and
from McKlnley' stand pclit Is not entitled
to protection. "The bill make jute free"
ays the Journal. That is to benefit the
tnanufacturer,but there I quite an Increase
In the d'lty on jute sacks. McKlnley has
the very highest consideration for the man.
ufacturcr of jute sack but none whatever
for the farmer who has to use them In
handling hi grain. "The wool duties are
adjusted to suit the wool-growers. "Indeed!
flow considerate McKlnley wa of the In
terest of the halt million people who arc
engaged in producing wool, and with what
Indifference did he treat the Interests of
the 65,000,000 who have to use wool pro
duct. The. Journal seem to hold out the
Idea that no one should have any thing to
say In fixing the amount of duty on wotl
except the wo.i-g rowers themselves.
Shame on such partisan subscvlency.
"Siial, manlla and binder twine go on the
free H-l . We regret that the Journal
should rcaorl to misrepresentation In order
to make a defense of the McKlnley bill.
The bill h tlU..i.r-.4.U: -IJlmH;
one aed one fourth cent pcrtiound." And
the senate ha ralacd ihe twlncduty toonc
and one half cents per pound. The Jour
nal has deceived It reader about the
twine duly. Will it row be candid enough
to act thctn right on thl point? The Journal
savs "the McKlr. bill reduce the tariff "
Except kt-gar, the duly on nearly every
I miKiriant nctcsaary of life ha been In
creased. Take wool and all kind of wool
en goads something that the poor as well
as the ilch mn.1 have aud there haa been
a large Increase in the duty. Every body
with an ordinary memory remembers hqw
t ie republicans complained that the Mills
hill made but a slight reduction In woolen
goods. But the M'll bill reduced the duty
from 70 to 40 per cent while the McKin-
ey bill increases it from 70 to an average
of 94 per cent. The Journal makei much
ado about the so-called protection for the
farmers In the McKinley bill.butlhls "pro
lection'' has been shown time and again
to be a fraud, deceit, a sl.ame. Of what
benefit I It to the American farmer to
plac i a duty of 1 5 cent per bushel on corn
or twenty cents per bushel on corn meat,
or fifteen cents per bushel on buckwheat.
and oat, or ten cents per bushel on rye, or
twenty-five per cent ad .valorem on wheat
nour, or live cent per gallon on milk, or
three cents each on cabbage, or forty ceuts
per bushel on union, or five cent per
dozen on eggs, or twenty-five cents per
bushel on apples, or five cent per pound
on bacon, or two cents on beef, pork and
mutton, or five cents pet pound on
dressed chickens AH of these article are
produced in thl country as cheap or
cheaper than In any other. Why, then this
duty Simply to trakethe vnsophistlcaled
farmer believe that he Is protected cquaMy
with the manufacturers. But the farmer
are day by day opening their eve to the
fact that this 'so-called protection for the
farmer I all a delusion and a snare, ine
Journal must tell l:s reader,also, that hides
are put on the free list btr the . McKlnley
bill.
What' the matter with our republican co
temporaries? Why are theyjnot pitchi.ig into
the Standard Oil company a Jan ally jof the
democrats? The whole matter in a nut shell is,
that that company is turning heaven and earth
to elect Dclamater, the republican candidate
for governor of Pennsylvania, and just at His
time the) do not want to disturb it.
Democrats of Idaho are quite hopeful of
carrying their little pocket borough state.
And this, too, after Harrison, Reed & Co be
stowed so much effort in making this new state,
"Ingratitude, thou marble hearted fiend."
Mluaalate Ike Blood.
Brandretb' Pill are the great blood puri
rior. Thuy sre a purgative and b'ood tonio
they sac eqaslly on the bowels, the kidueyc,
ud the (kin, thus cleansing tbeiysttm by
the natural outlet of the body they may be
ol led th narsative sudoritio and diurctia
medicine. They stimulate tha Iduod so a
to enable nature to throw ot, all morbid
humors, and our disease no matter by what
nam it may De called . Oue or two of them
taken every nicht will prove an infallible
remedy. Brandretb. fills are puirly yeget
able, absolutely harmless and safe to taki at
any time, bold tn every drna ana medicine
tore, either plain or sugar coated.
fading Photographers Albany Oregon.
We have bought all the negatives made by
L W Clark and W U Greenwood np to Nov
lath, 1889. Daplioates esn be had from
hem only of na at reduced rates. We have
also about 18,000 negative made by our
selves, from which duplioato oan be had at
Ilk rates. We oarry the duly full line of
view of thi state and do enlarged work at
lowest rtte for first class work. We shall be
pleased to see yon st oar Studio ia Fron.sn's
block, next door to Masonic Temple..
Best roost coffee in
tk city Conrad
I Meyer'.
lio: It fli'i biclliotl ami rcNiilt when
Kynip of 1' i lal en ; it is pleasant
mid refreshing to the titstc, and ncta
gently yet promptly mi the Kidneye,
Liver end JWe!, cU-hiim- tlto sys
tem (fre.otiiitliy, dispel colds, Ik d
nehcs nii'J fevers nml cure Imoifnal
coiiHtipiitioii. Hyrtin of Fjj js the
only remedy- of "its kin'l ever pro
(!u:od, pleasing to the tote and no
C"pUMa to thr Mowatli, promt.! in
it-t fiction anil truly lneficial in its
;i-f ts. its many excellent qualities
eonmif ml it to all. It it for sola in
.'.': n ml $1 boltlcs Ly all Idling
tin '::'w,'.n.
no srnup co.
1 il nc: ,1. tint.
10V
i'.if,
fiv loan, h r
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OF-
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My Spring Stock is now Complete, Embracing all
the Latent Novelties in
Dress Goods,
Iiolli ill WOOI-EX and WASH FATilUCS.
-To The Ladies,-
I Make a Specialty of Lac'ies Underwear, in Knit
Ripped anl Muslin. My Prices are the LOWEST
, k.n4'iii..Goot.tiss.U-r.--Am agent
for the Celebrated
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fast, and Free from Poison.
:To The Men,:
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Furnishing -:-
I hay Lrga Stock at the Lowest Fricea ever offered ia the Tallej.
1 cairy a full line cf the wr.rU-renowed BROADHEAD gooda, unexcelled
tor wear and fit.ibh. Largt- stock of Embboikerif.8 and Flocxci.vos. Cl
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Our stock of boots and shoes
Is now complete In all lines for
spring rade. We will save vou
" money n buying of us. Ladies,
missel a nd children's fine shoes a
specia 1 v.
Exclusive AgeucT
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